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THURSDAY•NOVEMBER 28, 1985
St~_ike cuts food supplies to ·poor
Food banks relying on surplus trucked
to centers having lean Thanksgiving
organtLat1ons. But because of the
Teamsters' and meat cuners' stnke.
those items are not being trucked to
warehouses ford1stnbut1on tochanty
groups.
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
ud LAURA MERK °' ... DellJ "°' .....
The 2S-day old grocery strike will
forcc.spme of Orange County's need y
and hungry to face an even more
mcaJer Thanksgiving today.
Directors oflocal food distnbution
Coast
Fountain Valley police
unveil a new, more re-
sponslve complaint
procedure./85
California
Reagans to enjoy banner
Thanksgiving In Santa
Barbara./ A8
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Nation
If you want to see Halley's
comet, get out of town,
advises the editor of an
astronomy magazlne./82
E.T.' s creator flips a
switch to begin a bonlfled
electronic search for
extra-terrestrlals./87
Shoppers should know
what their rights are
before ordering
merchandise by mall./81
World
Details of commando raid
on hijacked jetliner un-
fold ./ Al
Anglican church envoy
Terry Waite Is a gentle
man who finds personal
relationships crucial In
his role as hostage nego-
tlator./87
Entertainment
F amlly movies are mak-
Ing a comeback on the
heels of Steven
Spielberg's "Back to the
Future." /C4
People
Huntington Beach artist
Fritz Smith creates un-
usual lmages.81
Diane Sassone has open-
ed an art gallery In
Laguna Beach.81
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centers said Wednesday that they
have cut normal rations of food and
in some cases have gone to the market
to porchasc Items not being donated
by the grocery stores.
During regular operations, stores
donate day-old bread and dented
canned foods to local chantable
The Council of Orange County
Society of St. Vincent De Paul
supplies most of the area's food
distribution centers w1th• the super-
market items. If 1t d~sn 't ha ve the
resources, that usually means.most of
the social service agencies won't have
any either.
Dan Harney, executive director of
A tasteful Thanks1tvtng lesson
It wun't ezactly a traditional Tbanbal'rin& meal, but the
ldda at Fountain Valley'• Tramura Sclaool found lt pretty
tuty juat the Mme. Stadenta prepared muffin•, apple Nuce
and 80up Wedneeday, and In the holiday tradition •hared
Brother Michael
touches holiday
spirit of giving
By TONY SAAVEDRA °' ... ~ .........
"On the week of ThankS81\ltng.
Brother Michael ~ce1ved: JOO tur-
keys. JOO pounds of potatoes. JOO
pounds o( onions. $.550 and an offer
ors truck (or r~c ...
And that's JUSt the begin nan~. said
the self-styled Costa Mesa m1s'iion-
ary, who expects a stead y stream of
gobblers and other donations to
continue through the holiday almost
as fast as he can d1stnbute them to the
needy.
Nearly every morning, Brother
Michael hands out a meager fare of
overripe produce, cereal, crackers.
nee and lots o(j beans to the poor
lining up sinaJ~le in the Believer's
Faith Center parking lot. 148 E. 22nd
St.
But during the last two days.
families dcpc"nd1ng on Brother
Michael's Chnsttan Mission for
\UStenancc ha ve received more than
the bare neces.,1t1es. They've gone
home wtt h all the makings of a
Thank~givang feast.
And Brother Michael. 76, at-
tnbuted the outpouring of donations
to stories published this week by The
Daily Pilot
"It's 1u~t tremendou'>," said the
former real estate brokcr. who has
noumhed the needy for ro ughly I 0
years "It means so much to these
people.,.. ho wouldn't come all the way
from areas hke anta Ana unlen they
wert' really poor I'm JUSt so happy to
take earl' of them hke that."
Telephones at Brother Michael's
home and at the church rang ron-stantl~ Tuesday with offers from
(PleaM Me PLEA/ A2)
the society. said tht' group ha'> seen
severe shonagcs "I Just hope t~y
end the stnke soon," he said
Lucky and Safeway supermarkets
are the two main sources of donat1on'l
for the group But Harne) said rfo one
1s trucking food back to the ware·
house where St. Vincent De Paul
workers can d1spcne 11 10 other
o~nizattons.
'But fonunatcly: Luck) and Safe-
way ant1c1pated a stnkc and cleared
out as much a .. possible It ga\e us a
hed&e. but tht' strike 1s lasting longer
than t'xpectcd," he said
Brenda Dickerson of ( O)ta Me'i3·
based Share Our Stl..,es ..aid the
oraan1zat1on has stopped d1stnbu11ng
bread. and has even had to expend
pan of 11.i limited finances to buy
food.
.. Even when we &O shopping the)
haven't had many extras," she said
However, she said. many l<X·al
~hools held food dnves and re.,ults
are final!) com1n& an.
"We are gctttng donationio 10 the
their bounty with one another. EnjoyiDC the fea•t above
are "Pilgrim" Michael Sigmond, left, and "Indian"
Michelle Cbaae, both •econd-graden ln Mra. Blacllett's
cl•••·
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A plea by Brother Micheal for turkey• and food to feed the
poor on Thank91l'rin& la an•wered, u contrtbuton llne up
at the back door of the lklle•er'• Faith Center ln C09ta Me..
to &l•e to the ml .. lon.
form ot canned food now," she 1a1d
Local senior eroups arc also fcchna
the pinch Minnie HcJna. a volunteer
atoneof1wo TLC (Travel. Lunch and
Counscltn&) centers for seniors 1n
Huntington Beach, said they were
sttll getttng \ume bread and 01her
bukery good'i from 'lhc local Lucky
market
"The pcopk "'e cater to a~n·1
hun1ng thJI mulh." HeJna said.
"-\ nd thl'' look uul for each other, 10() ..
Suit
asks
$1Min
chase
death
High-speed pursuit
b y police at fault.
youth ·s family says
By STEVE MARBbE
.\ $1 million 1a ...... u111hJt c.hallcnge'
h1gh-'>need pohll' cha'>t"'i ha\ been
filed 10 ~upcnor < ourt h\ the fam1h
ofa C o'ita Mesa lel'n-agt'r \.1llcd la'>t
\Car whC'n 1he car in which he was
ndang wa' hit h' a 'an being pur-.ucd
b~ polite
"W<· 1,1,an1 10 open '>Omr l'Vl'\ with •
this la""'u11 .. '>31d Bruct> \(·hC'<:hter a
Santa .\na attomc) reprc--.t·n11ng the
fam1 h ol "'-1."1th "'alham\nn "WC'
would hl..l' to \eC' the poltn· lhange
polll' ..
V. 1.1l1am'>on anJ hi\ ,11mpan1on.
Bill l">eannti. "'l'fl l..ilh:J lkl I~
l'iH4 "'ht·n lhl'tr Voll..~"agcn Rug
""a~ ramml."d h' a \I lien I •Pn Dodgt
\30dn,en tn Rutx-n Ma~orga \alk
Thl' 1 v. o f \la Olla H 1gh tx hoot
'>IUdl'OI' 1,1,rrl rrturning lrom 1ht·
hcalh "hen lht• at cidC"nt •><CUrTl'd at
1hc 1ntrr~' 1111n 111 l'ith \lrC't'I and
PlaunttJ \q·nul'
\ alk "1hJritl'd"1th 1v.111 ount\ nl
,,.,nnd dqt.n'l' rnurdt•r lht· mo\I
\('\ l'fl' 1 h.tr~l' r<""•lhk an a fatal tar
Jn1dcn1 \~llr\tnal1\'t'l lorJan 20
(Pleaae .ee SUIT/ A2)
Claims seek
$1 lM, allege
brutality
By Sl'SAN HOWLETT
Oit ... Oelly"°4 Ii.fl
1 ...... 1 IJ1m' JlkiJ.111.,: h1111.ili1' anJ
lal'\(.' .irrc't v.trl llkd Jg.llO\I thl'
'-c.,..pon Rt•J1 h 1'11111 t' lkpartmC'nt
V. cdm·-.<J.t, r ht 1 l.11m' '<-'l'" morl·
than S 11 million in damage\ 1n
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dent'
Rrl'nJn \1an1 I lHt'fll ..... 1, arrc\lt•d
for'""' 11,11111n du11ng .in 1101.krul\ l'I
1n\c,11ga1111n h\ "Jl'"port Reach
H un1111gt11n Ht•at h anJ F ounta1n
\ alln pohu· ot11u•r, at I< pm ~·r1 4
,11 th1· I l11n11nir.11m fkach Inn
l lw 1 l.11m lik1I h' a1tornr\ John
I{ < 111111rn11 .1llcgt'\ t:il\(' arrnt fol'<.
1mrn\\•11nwnt nl•ghgt'nt and 1ntC'n
t1\ln.1l 1ntl111111n 111 t'mntinnal dt'>lre"
tr<1ud hn"11h111 111ntra, 1 1·n1rarmcn1
.ind n1•11llV-1'n11' 1n, 11nnt·111on w1th thr
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!Pleaee eee BRUTALITY/ A2)
Malls dressed up for shoppers
A legend is born
at EI Morro school
Shorter h<:>liday shopptngperlod, slim
sa vtngs accounts may dampen buy Ing
Island. cnou&h ttmc to rebuild tht·1r ':\\ '"''
Market analysts predict a mode" \O 1ht") frcl comfont1hk '~·nd1nti "
ancrca~ of 6 percent over holiday ht· ('\pla ined
\ale' last year bccaust or lackluster Hl)WCVCr. the &l1t1) \(luth ( o.l\I
consumcr pattcm s and a C'hnstmu Plu -Oranac Count)·, ,1n'"('r w
<ihopp1na rush shoncncd by n~rty a the h11h-pnctd retailer' of R()(,ko
v.eek Amt'nctn rttatlcrs art moum· Dn"e -c'P«" to bud n 11on I
1n1 the loss of !IX days bccaust trend~
8)' LAURA MERK
Of ... Oolllr"9ct.-
The chi ldren ol f I ~Mr1• I kmcn11 f\ \, ht1<1 I par11t 1pa1C'd 1n lhl'
16th annual 1 urkl'\ 1 ri•I \\,·dnc\Ja) 1n ~•'t'lltn(I "llh wha1 lhl'1r
pnnct pal m11nta1ned ~a., a ..'"O-\.ear-old 1md111nn
By TONY SAAVEDRA
u4 ROBERT BARKER
11141 SUSAN HOWLE'M' Of .. ..., .......
Oranac Coast retailers, who de-
pend on holiday sales for nearly h1lf
their profit,, arc arcet1na the
Chri1tm11 .cason with a chorus of
h1lleluj1h'1 that would make even
Handel proud
Their euens1ve holtcny decor·
at1on11 from the mcchan1cal drum-
mina ocan at South Coa11 Plaza 1n
Costa Met1 to the 110-foot Chnstm11
trtt ar Newpon lkach's Fa h1on
f stand, herald the same ubhm1n1l
me ~: 1pcnd. spend. pend.
Onnee Coa t m•ll• were upcctina
a thronaof~ustomen th1' weekend to
launch the seasonal •hopp1n1 rush.
which u1dit1oully bqins the da
&lkr ThankJti v1na.
Natlou l pro,cctions that ttaht·
fisted CO!l¥1mcn ind an abbreviated
1hoppin1 seaaon would ltld to mod·
eat talcs drew spirited "humbuas"
from local merchants.
"h 's ,r>ina to be a aood holiday
st1J-On, wd ue Graham. aencral
m1nqrr of Bullock's dq>enment
stof'lat South Coat Plan "Bu 1ne '
1 trona arty 1nd the &r.ffec in our
ttore ind 1n lbc perk1n1 tot 1t hc1v)' "
Simpf)' &11td. "If aonna be a
100." said Ven.a Wold. man., ora
ristmu novclc tOtt at ,f ashion
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fhanr..s11 v1na amvcd later th11 ~1r~1le most l \ m<'t< hant\
than last lo lhcd prt·Thank 1'1na prom~
Mortover. slow fall sales around 11ons nd "'e' to lurc-l u\tomer\
the country 1nd1calc most ,hoppet1 earl). South C oa•t Plana 1\<n11s1naon
will wait until the lal\ minute before 11 rcpu1.111on u a d1opp1na ~round•
ru•h•na to the store\. said Tom for 1he r h1c
T1,hJ1an, mukct rnu~her •Uh "We've had a real "rona Novem Prudcnual-Bac~ unt1~ 1n New hc'r." ,.,d Maura Fuan. d11't'Ctor of
York markt11na for the mall "There t'tr
Ta hJ1an added tttat an incrcatt in 1a1nl) 1'1 not • feeltna of hc'ana an 1
car u~ and othn ~ purthasti harp1n mode or conducuna htav'
e1rhcr 1n the )Cllr mi~ le1vc pramo11ons In flC1. our ( hn~tm~\
Chn tmH ihoppcn •Ith little 10 ru•h unoffic1a!!> nanl'd VNer.n
spend th" hohday tason r>a' '"'"' 11)
"We be hoc ronwmcn won't havt> (P._.. ... lllAlrLI/ A2}
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ll lS0'1udrnto; at the I .apun,1 &ach \4 h~~1f-1"11n ,1 \!)()..) ard nr 4 \O-
ya rd dash. Tht-\w1fk'>t ch1ldr<'n "<'rt' ft'"'ardt'd 1,1,1th ;a turk<'"
The Turke) Tmt " an olhho<ll ol lht• t h1ldrl'n ·, pan1C'tplt10n
dunna thr fint Thank'(l•' inp IC',t1\ 1l•t''>. """d l'nnup.11 JudvOn~~"'
On the fint 1 hank\jl\ '"' ')a\ l hildrt'n made II pme out of chaStnJ.
turltr). she said
In 1621 C1overnor \\1lhun Hrt1dlnrd ot Pl ymouth Colony
proclaimed a da)' o(thank'Jl' ina tor thl' p1lgnm'>. who wt'rt th1nkful
the) had survived their fir"I vrar 1n the Ne~ \\<orld wi th enouah food
to cat On that day p1l1nm\ and Indian'> plhered tor a ftHt
Out C'hn\txn' u1d lt"w f)l'Oplc knov. ""hat pan the chtld~n played
1n lbr ~lcbration
Accord1n1 to Chn\~"'· thr 1'tOr} IOt'' h._e th1\
"The mom1n1 .ihcfore 1 hank 1v1na na, the cldcD 1n lO~n
captu~d ca rd 11urli:e" 1 hl' w1IJ turkt) ~•' "\lt1nn1a, fl\tcr and
harder tn JRUIT" than tM domr"' \cd turkc\ we ~now toda •
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Candelario Vlacarra doean 't let bJa 8llpplnf beadbuad atop
btm from enjoytni hla !ea.at at El llorro &lementa.ry 8cboof.
LEGEND IS BORN •••
Prom Al
Chrispeni. s~ud.
"Later 1n thr day, all the ch1ldrc.•n
between the ages of 9 and 13 were
taken to a thickly wooded 'lpot in the
forest. The adults placed the captured
turkey JUSt a few yardll away from the
children. When everyone was ready,
the governor fired his musket 1n the
sky and the cha\(' hcgan." \31d
Cbnspens.
"The turkey wai. released and made
a mad dash for cover.
"Children crashed through the
brush, crawled through hollow log\
and Jumped over mud puddle'> and
fallen trrc!> in pur~u11 of the n1mhk·
footed fowl."
Jn the end. the qu1ckc<1 t and mo.,t
clever child caught the bird. and the
proud family was rewarded with a
turkey feast with all the tnmmings.
~id Chrispens.
"It is in that tradition we ~arch for
our fastest and most clever child," the
principaJ said. And in accordance
with that first ThanksgivinJ. race, "a
recently aJ1ve and sJightJy wild turkey
1s awarded to the fastest child" at the
elementary school. she added.
Though the children do not run an
obstacle course, their race times arc
recorded and pnzes and cenificatcs
are presented to the runners--up by the
parent-teacher a.ssoc1at1on. BC:forc
the day was over almojt everyone
came away the winner of something.
PLEA ANSWERED ...
From Al
people wishing to put the "grvc" bod(
into Thanksgiving.
One man called The Daily Pilot
offices asking where he could deli ver
his corunbut1on of 15 turkeys. Most
cash donauons throughout the wed
ranged from SI 5 to SI (JO •
Some of the donorc, were people
who had JUSt learned of the foo<.I
mission. Others oncl' looked to
Brother Michael as their meal ttekl·t
The hunger m1ss1onal) wa\ re·
united Tuesday with one of h1~
former dependents.
"When this one fella first came here
six years ago. he had no fnends. no JOb
and he used to come to me for food."
~1d a joyous Brother Michael. "Now
he's going to start makina donations.
Isn't that wonderfulr'
Another young couple pulled into
the church parking lot with 60
gobblers stuffed mto the trunk ofllieir
car.
Brother Michael said two other
youna men offered him S2.000 to buy
a new pickup truck to haul discarded
groceries from area supermarkets and
to make tnps to local food banks.
"They looked at my other truck and
figured 1t wasn't long for this earth,"
he said. "Now I'm in the market for a
clean. late·model pickup.
"Now that kind' of giving 1s what
the world needs."
Flood
projeCt
study
OK'd
By USA MAHONEY
Of!Mo.llJ ..........
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Orange County Supervisors
Wednesday took the first ma.ior step
needed to proceed with a S45 million
flood control project to protect the
Talbert Valley urea of Huntinaton
Beach
Supervisors unanf mously ap-
proved an environmental impact
report on a plan to increase the
capaci ty of three existing flood con-
trol channeb. line them with concrett'
and construct retarding basins to hold
eltCesS storm water flows.
They al~ chose an ocean outlet for
the completed channel improve-
ments.
Cenification of the EJR allows the
county to move ahead on obt.aini"I
st.ate con~truction approvals. Work
could beain u early as March l 986
and take a decade to complete, projea
stafhaid.
Completion of the c~nncl im-
provements will protect residents
from a JOO-year flood.
Second Dislrict Supervisor Har-
nett Wieder vowed to prttt for flood
protection improvements in the
Talbert Valley area aft.er 1 March
1983 flood caused an estimated S 17
million in propeny da~ to more
than SOO homes.
The Talbert Valley Channel sys-
tem, which starts in Fountain Valle)'
and empties into the Pacific Ocean off
Huntinaton Beach had been under-
mined by rodents burrowing into its
canh walls. When a torrential rai.n hit
the ar~ water rushed down the
channel, poured through holes in the
levees and flooded area homes.
In one mobile home park, elderly
women were tripped in their trailers
by water that flooded neighborhood
st reels.
h has taken until now to prepare
environmental reports on the im-
provement project because of
sensitive wetlandJ alona the chan-
nels. Also, under one ocean outlet
proposal. a Least Tem preserve
would have to be relocated. Under
another, a portion o st.ate beach
would be lost.
Following a staff recommendation,
'iupervisors chose the first proJ)Olll,
designating a location near the Sant.a
Ana Ri ver as the channel's ocean
outlet.
The alternative location
Brookhurst Street -met with op-
pos1t1on from Hunti~n Beach and
the state Dcpanment of Parks. Super-
visors feared protesU from those
entities would further delay the
PTOJCCI.
SUIT CHALLENGES POLICE CHASES ••.
From Al
The lawsuit, filed 1n Orangr ( oun-the owner of the Volk\wagcn the two
ty Supenor Coun last month but students were dnv1ng
amended several times 'i1nce, claim\
that police precipitated the fatal
accident by chasing Valle along
residential streets at high speed!>.
"Car theft 1s not such a heinous
cnme that the police should be
chasing someone at speeds 1n exCC!>'i
of 80 mph through residential
streets." said Schechter. "He wasn't a
dangcrou, felon or killer He was a ~ who stole a car "
The lawsuit names the Costa Mew
and Huntington Beach pohcc depan·
ments, the Newport·Mesa Unified
School D1stnct. Valle. Ocanng and
The suit blames Costa Me'Mt pohce
for m1t1atmg the chase and Hunt·
1ogton Beach pol1c.c for not havmg a
police helicopter m the area to take
over the pursuit. By. agreement.
Huntington Beach police patrol areas
in Costa Mc~ during mom mg hours.
the suit state\
The school d1i.tnct .., to hlamc for
permttt1ng W1ll1amson to leave cam·
pus without parental pcrm1'1c,1on. an
amendment to the law\u1t \talc\.
Williamson and Dearing were 'IUP·
posed to be on campus when the
accident occurred.
Schechter said Dcanng 1s named in
the lawsuit as a formality: but he
would not say why Vicki Grace, the
owner of the car. I'> named
Costa Meu police denied
rcsponsib1lty 1n the crash and 'laid
Valle was travehnJi in an erratic and
unsafe before officers took up the
pursuit.
"We're paid and hired to capture
cnmmals and that'\ what we were
domg," s~ud Capt. Roben Greenman
earlier mterv1ew. "We were the only
ones mvolvcd 1n this who didn't have
a choice."
The lawsuit <iecks $I million 1n
&eneral damage'I and an unspecified
amount in pun1t1ve damages.
BRUTALITY ALLEGED IN CLAIMS ...
From Al
Carolan for as\ault and battery until
patrol offic.cn amved.
Cloudy, damp day along Coast
l.a1e nteht Ind Mttv morning dttme GOUid deMPft'I ~for
ThenleeoMrig celebt1tl0nt outdOort "°"Cl the Orange CoMt.
Contl<*•t>te low ctoudlMM will only olMt pertlalty tod1y
and Frld1y, with hlOh• for.cut In the loW to mid 801.
Overnight IOWt will range from 52 to 58.
Saturday will conUnu. rnottly cloudy. ghllng w1y to moelly
tunny llei.t on 8und1y with locll gully wind• l*ow the cenvs>n•
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County to give $8. 75 million
toUCI Medical Center for p oor
BJ LISA MAHONEY
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Oranac County will pay UC't
Medical Cencer S8. 7S million to treat
indiJtnt residents •king emeracncy
services and individuals referred
there by public health workers under
scver1I year-long qrecments retro·
active to July I.
The ~ments. reached after
seven· months of nqot1at1ons. were
approved by the County Board of
Supervilon this week. Their costs
will be added to what the county
already pey• for indiacnt medical
tervices Ind emersency treatment or
individuaJa in lheriff s custody.
Bob Love, chief county ncaotiator1 said terms or the aareements ahouta
save the county money while inc~as
ing hospital revenues. The lump sum
payment for emeraency servi~ and
dLSpute resolution procedures written
into the aareement1 thould also
reduce the possibility of discord
between the county and the univer-
sity over charge'I for treatment re·
ce1ved. he said.
Prov1s1ons for more county Medi·
CaJ~liaibility worken will be a key to
reduced county costs while prov1din1
a payment method for pe>or people
seeking emergency services at the
medical center. Love said.
Taking a ~ac from Los An&eles
County, eli11bihty worken will siin
up prCJllant illcpl alien women for
Medi-Cal services when they come to
the medical c.cnter to aJve birth, he
said.
Obscetric bill~ for lllctal aliens
reprctcnted a siinJfkant C05l under
pest emeraency services qrccments.
The county spent $3.4 million in
1983-84 on obstetric services. with 89
percent of that amount aoing toward
\.Crv1ce'I to undocumented alien
mother\, <1nord1ng tu a rt•pon I ove
prepnrt:d 1n April.
Lus Angell'\ < ounty ha\ rn 1:1 vcd
Meth·< al rc1mbur-.cml·nt for \II\ h
h1nh1ng \Crv1CC\ for tht· p:Ht live
ycarc,. Orange ( ouJlly will pha<K· 1n a
similar program \tarting w11h lhl'
approvl'd agrl'l'mcnt\.
Two c,upcrv1\urs pra1St:d the agree·
mcnt'> and ncgo11at1ons lcadinis up to
them a .. harh1ngcrc, of :in cm ol more
cordial relatton\ between 1h~· t ounty
and the un1vcrs1ty.
The two have traveled a rocky mad
'l1nce Orange County ~Id the former
county hospital to the un1 vcrc,11y 1n
1976 and entered into a n1nl' year
agreement with the medical lC ntcr to
prvv1de lare to ind1~cnt~ -per\on'I
who do not qualify for Medi·( al and
ha ve no other way to pay fur ml·dteal
scrv1cc'i
MALLS READY FOR SHOPPERS ...
From Al
South ( oa'lt Pla1a's affiuent
chentelc l'I more quality.minded than
pnce<onc1ous. retailers say.
"You don't want to gi ve somebody
a sale item for Christmas." said
Bullock's manager Graham. "I think
for quality. people arc w1llmg to pay."
While Egg.an described most South
( oast Plaza shoppers as recession·
proof. the mall is festooned with more
than $750,000 wonh of Christmas
decorations to keep customers in a
buy1n& mood.
Bnght red poinsettias and garlands
fill the mall. while mechanical teddy
bears beat on toy drumi.. Deers made
of white tw1g.'I now habitate the
shopping <.~nter. where Santa's work·
'lhop awaits the am va l Friday of the
1olly old elf.
And a 6-foot·w1de, red·and·gold
Chnstmas bow. paisley of course,
dangles from tbe ce1hng in the
Bullock'" c~alator well
"The ChnstmH rush 1s a maJor
undertaking for every store at South
Coast Pla1a," Eggan said "All our
encriies arc focused on thi, holiday
-riod."
fashion Island retailers were al\<1
hoping to hear the Jingle of cash
registers th., weekend.
lt will be the first C'hnstma<1 lor the
compkll's new Atrium Court. a
lavish, upscale shoppin1arca that ha'
garnered its share of "oohs" and
.. aahs" since its recent opening.
Thr atnum has boosted foot traffic
by 20 percent at the Newport Beach
shoppin& center, ~1d spoke'lwoman
Kathleen Lauren Flood
Yet Manny Rocha of Karr., Toy\,
Hobbies and Stationery ~1d he wa'I
still waiting for the people to come
into the itore.
"Sales ha ve not been terrific.''
Rocha \.11l1 · I he t>1g ( hn\tma\ ru.,h
ha!ln't reall y h11 ycl hctau\C of tht· late
Thank,.gi v1ng. We're hoping 1t''I
going to be hu\y th1~ weck<'nd "
On the flip side. sales were 11n an
upward trend at the Huntington
(enter M:ill 1n llun11ngton Dcach,
where mcrc.hant~ were eitpccting
hu\lncs\ to rcally"cxplode" on I n·
day
"Wl"vc Ileen 'lwampcd the lu11t two
wC'c:kcnd,," ~1d Le" Olander. man
ager of the J < Penney 'ilore there.
Olander add<'d he cxptct~ th<" hranch
to break the C hmtma<, volume: rl'lord
~I ht\t 'iCa\on
Mike Ocbt1w'ik1. gcnnal manager
of Shipley'' l·an11ly < luthing 1n
llunt1ngton Bc<1d1\ \cacl1ff V1lln&c
%opp1ng ( enter. aho ~aid he citpectc,
"all heck" will hrcak looo,c with the
advent of the ( hmtma' ru'ih.
at the Huntington Bcalh hotel 'ihe
\31d that after \hc danced. c,he wa'
ready to leave wh en !>he wa\ ap-
proached by Ncwp<>rt Reach Polite
Detecti ve J K1mcn'>k1 "\lying he
thought he ·wuld gel it little more'
and that he 'liked everything · ..
Long said the dcpanment l'>dcchn1ng
to comment on the case since the
arrest wa' made by Huntington
Beach poltcc 1n coopera tion with
Newport Beach and Fountain Valley
offi cen
Carolan acc uses officer Kobcrt
Rivers and an unidentified offi cer of ll;!!i!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiii!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!i!ii
assault and hattery with uccu1ve
force and lying in the police repon.
The da1m \late\ that I uc.ern wa\
arrested for '>Ohula11on fo llowing the
conve"at1on with K1mcn\k1
She \atd \he c,uffercd "rncrllal
angu1'1h and d1strcs\, temporary ;ir1d
permanent hod1ly tnJUrlc\ damagr to
her reputation and rc\pcl l 1n thl·
commun1rty, IO\\ of eitrntng\ :.tnd Im\
of earning capacity. <)he " da1m1ng
$1.5 m1lhon in general damages and
U million in punit1v1: d:image\
NcwPort Beach Police ">gt. Rtlh
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The claim filed h> Peter J ( arolan
of Hunt1ng1on fkactl allege~ ex·
tC\~1ve force. l ruelty to his dog. and
improper towing ofh1!> t ar dunng his
Aug 12 11rrec,i a1 17th Street and
Ocean h ont 1n N~·wport Beach. His
da1m ~ck\\~ m1llwn 1n damage~.
,\ccord1ng 10 Newport Beach
f'llhte ,pc,ke \man frcnt Hams, re·
p<>n' indr<.:ate that Carolan was taken
1n 10 tu\tc><.ly afier a c1111en's arrest
m.11k h) a Newport Rea ch parking
u1n1111I offi trr 1 he officer detained
He said he suffered two "badly
inJured fingcr11" dunna the arrest,
accuses the officcr'i of cruelty to
animals for leaving his dog tied up in
his car for 18 hours and improper
tow1n& of his antique car.
"If the sub1ect fil ed a complaint
Wlth the pohce department. an
internal inve\11gntwn will be con-
ducted." Hams 'laid
The chums will he pre\Cnted to the
( 11y < ounc1l
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numbt'" at lt>fl and your mt11a1e •Ill bt' rt'cord~. tranarrlhtd and dtUvtrtd
111tbt1pproprla1 .. tdllor
Thf' •Amt' 24 hour an1wt'rln1 servk.-may bt' u1td to rtrord lelten to lbt
Pdllor on any topl<' Conlrlbuton to our Lelltrs column must Include tlaflr
n11mr and t.-1 .. phonf' numbu for verltlutlon No <'lrculatlon rails, pltllf.
Trll u• what'~ on vour mind.
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We at Posh would like to take
this opportunity to wish you
a most enjoyable
Thanksgiving and Holiday Season.
We thank you for your continued
support & patronage, and look
forward to being of service.
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We feel priveledged to assist
in your clothinK needs.
Oenc/emen '• Clothing Jnapired By Tradition
46 Fashion Island (714) 640-8310
Buu E 1 IN BoARD
Free health ezams
planned in Irvine
Free endocnnology con~uha11ons will be of-
fered by a medical ~pcc1alist Wedne8day from noon
to I p.m &"i pan of the Irvine Medical Center/AMI promouon scnes.
The con~ultat1ons will be conducted by en-drocrinol°"1~t Or. Yan Leung al the Irvine Medical
Center office, 4605 Barranca Parkway, Suite IOI. 1n
Irvine. Dr. Leuna will answer questions peruun1na
to diabetes, thyroid problemsand hypo&J yc~m ia. the
abnormal decrease of sugr 1n the blood.
The Irvine Medical (enter offers free 1nd1v1d-
uah1ed medical consultations every Wednc8day at
noon. sponsored by People for an Irvine Commun1-
!Y Ho'lpllal and the Irvine MedKal and Dental
Society Call the medical ce nter at 857-6500 for
more 1nforma11on
Health choloes vlewed
Ellen R. Scveron1, proJCCl dtrt:ctor for ( ali -
forn1a heallh dec1sion'i, will 'ipeak on ·c1h1<.:'> and
health care cho1cc,;s Wednc'lday at noon al 1hc South
Orange ( ouniy YWCf\
A sandwich and ~lad plalc may he ordered for
SJ 50. The YWCA 1s loca1ed at 1411 N R{oadway.
Santa Ana. and rc~rva110ns ma y he oh1a1ned by
calling 542-3577
Navy League offers crulses
Cruises, social funci ions and other amen1t1es
arc av1lablc to member.s of the Navy Lea~ue of
Orange County with a $25 annual 'luh'lcnpt1on to
Seapower maga11nc.
For information, 'icnd a \lamped. sclf·ad-
drencd envelope to Mike Murray, 1848 Port
Tagan, Newport Beach 92660 of call him at
644-7348.
Sleep-lllne1111 llnJc discussed
Dr J Chmt1an (11ll1n will prc!>enl a lecture on
the rela11on,'lh1p hctwccn \leep and mental 1llne'I'>
Wcdneday al 7 p m. in the l J( Irvine Srn:m.e
Lecture Ha ll
Gillin. a profcw1r of p'lychiatry at the lJC San
Diego School of Mctl1nnc, ha!> 1n ves11ga1ed how
brain chemical'! may play a role 1n affective
d1sorDero; 'iuch a'> man1c-deprc'i'i1ve 1llnc'l'>CS and
sch1zophren1a. The lecture 1\ free and open to the
public. Call !he I J( I NcurC>'lc1ence A'i'iOC1a11on al
856-51!47 for more information
Spouse care group formlng
Husbands and wive\ arc 1nv11cd 10 JOin a
suppon group for thO\l' who arc prov1d1ng care for
spouse\ with phy\lcal or mental 1mpa1rment!>
Meetings will be held al the Adult Da y Health Care
Ce nter. 324 Ave. de la Estrella, San Clemente, at 3:30
p.m. on the Uf'it Wedneway of each month,
beginning this Wedne\day
( ·arol Quintana. a marriage and famil y coun\CI·
or al the center. will conduct the session\. Spou'\Cs
may call 498-767 1 from 830 a.m 10 4:30 pm
weekdays to rcg1s1rr for the group. which will hold
c1gh1 mee1ingo;.
Audubon Society to meet
The Souih Coast Audubon Society will hold 11-.
regular monthly meeting Wednesday at the Manne
Institute at Dana Pc11nt 10 hear Joh~ Borneman.
western regional director for the na11onal 'IOC1c1y,
speak on lhe condor program now 1n progre\'l.
The meeting will open with a potluck dinner al
5:45 p.m., followed by a 'Ihde prc'ICnta11on on water
birds at 7 and Borneman · .. 1alk at 8 ( all 492-5195 or
49S-0107 for add1t1onal informa11on
Mualc program 1JCheduled
P1an1s1 and mu'llC h1'ltonan Frank Frem:h will
present a program en111led "Mu'l1c on the M1s\l s-
s1pp1" Wedneday al 7·3() p.m. at the U!l\ure World
Clubhouse Ill. 23822 Moulton Parkway. Laguna
Hills.
French will appear 1n co•.i ume ao; a riverboat
pmbler to play the mu'iic: of Lou1'I Moreau.
Gottschalk, Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Monon and
other'i Ticket'I fo r the event may he oh1aincd hy
calling 770-0274.
Parllamen tarlan• convene
The Theta Un11 oft he< altforn1a A'lsoc1at1on of
Parliamentanan' will meet Dec 5 at 10 a.m 1n the
Town and Counlry Rank, 12515 Seal Beach Blvd .
Seal Beach.
The program. "Santa'' Treasure,," will ht·
followed by a Chn'ltmas no-ho'lt luncheon at the
Claim Jumper Restaurant. 10900 Lm Alam1to\
Bl vd. Call 438-2675 for further information
Thur•day. Nov. 28
No meeUn111 1cbeduled
Teens needed
for holiday jobs
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
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Holiday 1'Cuon JOb'I arc ov111lohlr for area 1crn-ugrr'>
\ay offic141'1 at an Irv ine youth rmploymcnt cenlt'r
Olcnn W. Rradlcy. a coun\Clor w11h Irv ine Youth
Employment Service. "11d h1'1center1111 looking fo1 younl(
people 10 match wi th \C&\Qnal JOh\ ranaina from a"lwllmg
With Chn!tmas tree Uk'I to a1f\-wrappina.
The proaram. offered 1hrouah the city'\ commun1t)
\Crv1cc• department, hclP' arTanac work for Irvine area
re11dcnt\, •SC• 14 to 24. Throuah Oct 31 . the program had
coordinated 735 henna.• dur1na I 98S. and Bradley u1d the
aoal 11 to rxcccd 1,000 next year
He Hid many retail hu•1nc\SC\ arc now luok1n1 tor
youna people to fin short· term retail tlerk po'11t1on' dun nil
the hu•y shopp1na lleason.
Bradley pointed out, however. thot 'ltate labor law'
rntr1ct employment of teen·aaer'I
He said younastcrs under 16 can only work un11I 7
p m. on the cvcn1n1 before a .chool day or unul 9 p m on
the even1n' before a wctkcnd or hohday Yo un.,te'1 who
are 16 and 7 ~n lcJllly work until I 0 p m before uchool
day and until I }:30 a.m. before a holiday or weekend
Bradley u1ct many oft he ava1lable1obt for tccn·aic"
art an Irvine. But ror thOllC With a mean• oftransport111on.
po11tion1 can be hned up l'I far away as South Coa't Pltt1a
In Costa Mesa, he said.
~lthouah 1CHonal JOb' arc plcntaful. Bradley .aid
opcn1np arc also available for teens who want to continue
work1n1 throuah the new ye~r He uad these incl ude ta t•
food rc'ltau,.nt JObs and clerical posi11ont that may
involve telephone chore\, n1an1 and liaht lypina.
Rradley uld youna ~oplc who arc looklna for work
and emplo)cn who havc1ob\ 1va1lablccan v111t the Irvine
Youth Employment Service crntcnt Hcm11t Parlt. 4601
Walnut Ave . or can telephone MH-11206 dunna weekday
buttne9' hourt •
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Membera of the Orange County Model
Salltng Club come to Wllllam R.
Ma.on Retlonal Park ln Irvine about
once a week to Mil their model• In the
lake and perbape off to aome dlatant
abore. Skllled boater• can perform
preclee maneuver• by contTolllng
rudder and eall movement• from
abore. The boa ta In tbeae photo• are In
the one-meter claH, wltb two aalla
and a rudder. The boatera compete ln
meeta under vartoua claNtflcatlon11.
Top rtcht, Jeff Ba tea of Laguna Nl.iuel
trlma the Mil of bla veNel h•·lnn:
launchtna. Afte rward, Mkllled ' '""' tant adjuatmenta are needed h .. ot·u I
with chanaint currenta and wind
condlttona. Al>o•e, Bate• keepa a
cloee eye on bla boat while man-
eu•erlnC tt by remote control. At
rtaht, 'Tom Wyatt of Irvine. Bill
Turner and Andrew Wyatt, Irvine.
watch their boata from the lake'•
bank. Below, Turner of Laguna
Nl&uel, perform• a tricky maneuver.
Ot•noe Cout DAIL y PILOT /Thurlday, November 28. 1985 AS
Sailing .
away
into
another
world
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Israel uncooperative in spy probe, say U.S. officials
Meanwhile. Israel Radio reports return
lplomat alleged to be spy's contact_
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S whom lbe FBI says was the analyst's
offitjals said Wednesday that Israel conlaC't ~turned to IST1tl on Wedncs.-was bcina uncooperative in the in-day and that a sccood diplomat may
vestiption of ·a ~avy counter-be recalled soon.
, terrorism aulyst who the FBI says . But upon leavina a mcetana with
·has confessed tQ selling top U.S. U.S. officialsat the State Department
secrets to the Israelis for about Wednesday evening. Israeli · am-
S4S,OOO. bassador Meir Ro~nne told rc-
...Ihc_l). . aflltlals .lPOR on con-po~ ··Nobod) bu lcfl"
d ition of anonymity as Israel Radio The FBI had been 1ns1stan' on an
rcponed that a senior Israeli diplomat opponunity for interviews an this
country with any Israelis involved an lsraeh contact at a Wednesday at\er-
lhe case. And late Wednesday, a noon bail hearina for the analyst,
J ustacc source, who would not allow Jonathan J. Pollard, 31. of Washina· u~ of his name, said. "We told them ton.
what we needed, but State hasn't They did not do that, but FBI agent
prHscd the case hard enouah with the Euaene J. Noltcamper told the hear·
Israelis.·· ina here that Pollard had confessed to
In an unusual display of setrccy, a sellina hiJbly classified documents 10
State official refused not only to say an lsraeh qent.
which officials met w1th Roscnne and This was the first time the Un ited
what they said, but also refused even . States publicly identified Israel. its
to confinn Rosenne had been at the close Middle East ally. as the nation
State Department. payina Pollard, but U.S. sources had
As the diplomatic confrontation done so last week .
developed, U.S. sources said FBI Noltcamper said Pollard admitted
officials were prepared to name the after his arrest last Thursday outside
the Israeli embassy. where he had
bee!' denied sanctuary, that he had bccC\ paid S2.SOO a month for a year
and a ~alf by an Jsrac.li aaent. H~ also
was saad to have received two tnps to
Europe, this past summer and a year
ago.
Pollard confe\sed that he had in
return supplied documents classified
higher than top secret. Nohcamper
testified.
Meanwhile Wednesday. federal
prosecutors succeeded 1n having ex·
CIA analyst Larry Wu-ta1 Chll\. OflC
of the four Americans charged in
espionage cases in the past week, held
wtthout baal until tnal. Chan was
charied with selling secrets to com·
munist China for more than 30 years
and in return for more than S 140,000.
At a separate hearing in Baltimore.
Ronald William Pelton, 44, a fired
National Security Aaency CO!fl·
munications expert charged with
selling toe-secret materiaJs tq the
Soviet Union. also was ordered held
without bail Wednesday.
U.S. Magistrate Daniel A. Klein Jr.
said the accusation "is one that
involves the security of the United
States of America. one that as not
common in everyday life ...
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Cystic fibrosis research leaps ahead
NEW YORK (AP) -Sc1cnusts
rcpon they have discovered two
genetic "Oaas" so close to the acne
that causes cystic fibrosis that upens
say new technoloaies should now find
the acne relatively quick.Jy.
.. These fl,Jldinas by both labora·
torics arc a very significant step ~oward idc!"tifying th~ gc!lc." which
1n turn Wlll help sc1ent1sts devise
more cfTecttvc therapies for the
disease, said Robert Beall, executive
vice president for medical affairs of
the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in
Rockville, Md.
Jn a scnes of papers 10 Thursday's
issue of Nature, a British scientific
Journal. scientists Jir>rt finding of
1Sons
the tlags, called markers, and estab-
lish that the cystic fibrosis gene is on
chromosome 7. Humans have 23
pairs of chromosomes.
The new markers he closer to the
cystic fibrosis gene than another
marker whose discovery was reponed
last month.
One of the researchers, Ray White
of the Cystic F1brom Foundation
Research Center at the U niversity of
Utah, said it was still too early to use
the marker his group found for
prenatal diagnosi:, of tho d isease. He
also said he expects th¢ gene to be
found within five years. I
Cystic fibrosis, with an estimated
30.000 victims in the United States. 1s
the nation's most common fatal
inherited disease. Victims produce an
abnormally thick, sticky mucus that
clogs the lungs and d1aestive system,
blockina normal clearance of debns
and bactena from the lungs. Recur·
rent lung infections kill about 95
percent of cystic fibrosis v1cttms
before they reach their m1d-20s
Sc1ent1sts have long traced the
disease to the genes. the chemical
blueprints for every body cell. Genes
lie along strands c all ed
chromosomes.
Genes are inhentcd in pairs, one
from each parent. Cystic fibrosis is
caused by a defect in a recessive gene.
which means offspring must get the
defective gene from both parents to
act the disease. C'hildren who gel only
one defective gene are spared. but
they can pus the gene to their
children.
Rc~archcrs hope that by 1dent·
ifyina the gene, they can find out the
ba.s1c bodily defect that produces the
effects of the disease, and devise
better therapies. Beall said Currently
doctors can treat only the effects.
The two new markers reported
Thursday an: much closer to the gene
than last month's marker Sc1en11sts
measure distances 1n genetic matenal
in terms of base pairs. the chemical
units strung together to make up
genes and chromosomes.
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Orange Coa1t DAIL V PILOl !Thurlday, November 28, 1985 AS
Analysts predict better days
ahead as trade deficit drops
WASHfNGTON (AP) -The U.S. trade deficit narrowed to
SI l.S billion in October, a sharp improvement from a record
September imbalance and a si&nal, tome analysts said. that 'the
country's darkest trading days may be endina.
The Commerct Department reported Wednesday that the
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b1U1on below the record SI S.SS bilhon deficit in September.
Imports totaled S28.82 billion last month, down 13.4 percent
from September, while export!> dipped a slight 2 I pcreent to S 17 37
b111Jon
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foreign satellites
One more to launch
before astronauts
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SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP)
-Atlantis' astronauts, takin1 care of
pay1na customers first, launched
communications satellites for Mex·
1co and Australia on Wednesday, but
they still have one more to go before
1urn1ng their attention to a pair of
pioneering spacewalks
Aussat 2. an Australian satellite.
.. pun out of the shuttle's cargo bay at
S:20 p.m. and the astronauts reponed
tht' launch went well.
"We got a good dcplo>," !I.aid
astronaut Sherwood Spnng. who
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SS I m11l1on satellite "It looked hke 11
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us and reported that one of four
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.. J can't ~cm to make 1t come to
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clectro(l1c cabinet to look for a w;nng
naw, but Shaw reponcd. ••J don·t sec
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Forecast
calls for
a cold
winter .
WASH INGTON (AP) -·The re-
cord cold and snow lashin• the:
nation's northern tier may be JUSt a
foretaste of what the comma winter
holds, the government"s annual win-
ter forecast said Wednesday.
Chieflong-range forecaster Donald
L. Gilman called for colder .than
normal temperatures from Minne-
sota and the northern Great Plains
westward throughout the Rockies.
the Nonhwest and California .
ffut, he added. milder-than-normal
weather is indicated from cast Texas
throuah the Southeast, the Centra}
Appalachians and the Middle Atlan·
lie states as far north as New Jersey.
The crew launched a Mexican
satellite. the Morelo\ B. earlier
Wedne~ay morning. JUSt hours after
the spectacular nighttime liftoff oft he
space \huule from the Kennedy
Later. following directions from
the ground, Shaw cycled a c1rcu1t
breaker and reported happily,
.. Binao! That seems to get power to
VTR I."
faccpt for that minor problem,
Mmion Control told Shaw, .. It seems
like Atlantis 1s working well ...
A Wubt~n State Patrol car detour•
nortbboa.Da traffic on lntentate 5 ln
Seattle W edneeday afternoon around a car
that bu cruhed into the auard ralltna.
Another anow atorm bu broutht an un-
uual amount of an ow to thla coaatal city,
caualn& tran•portatlon problem• throUCJl-
out the area.
The center of the country , the
Northeast and the Great Lakes, arc
essentially "a tossup," with cold
weather likely at least in early
December. Gilman told a news
conference.
The area centered on Utah and
extendina eastward to the Missis-
sippi. upper Missouri and Ohio
valleys can expect extra rain or snow
this winter, the forecaster said. But.
he added, there is likely to be lcss-
than-nonnal prccip1ta11on In parts of
Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas. Colorado
and New Mexico.
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Chill numbs north
as storms continue
By tbe A11oclated Pre11
Unrelen11ng mid held on Wednes-
day lrom Iowa to th{' <1nowbound
Pacific Northwest. while heav) rain
brought Oood1ng that forced hun-
dreds to evacuate an Pennsylvania
and Wcr.t V1rgin1a and loosed a wall
of mud across an Ohio h1g.hway.
Elsewhere. storms dumped more
than 7 inches of rain 1n pans of
Arkansas. causing street Oood1ng and
school closings, while freci1ng rain
near Randolph, Maine. brought
Thanksg1v1ng vacation a day early for
students in that area.
Mud piled as high as 11 feet
blocked a IO-m1lc stretch of Ohio
Route 7 along the Ohio Ri ve r.
strandin~ two truckers 1n the muck
but causing no 1nJuncs.
"It might be at least a mile or two
mile\ Ion$:· sheriffs Deputy Charles
Woolf said of the wom of a do1en
'illde\ near the Ohio-West V1rgm1a
line.
Jn West V1r1in1a·., nonhern Pan-
handle. which got more than 3 inches
of rain 1n 18 hours ending early
Wednesday. about 700 people were
forced fro m their homes ac; Wheeling
(reek ro'i<" to more than 6 feet abovt-
Oood stage
But officials said the wa ter. which
filled ba~mcnts and mobile homes.
was receding later 1n th e day. "The
immediate danger has passed." $31d
Dave Ken t, at the county Jail 1n
Wheeling. "Nobody's housing was
washed away that I know of ...
Much of the area covered by the
nood watch was hit hard three weeks
ago by nooding that killed at least 38
people and caused at least $480
m1ll1on in damage statewide.
Fam1les were returning to 1he1r
homes around Dunbar. Pa.. on
Wedne~ay after being evacuated
because of flooding. At least ISO
residents were forced from their
homes Tuesday night after Dunbar
Creek flooded its banks. o;a1d Richard
Adohato of the Fayette ( ounty
Emergency Management Agency
"Winter 1s not likely to start out the
way we're calling for 1t to go on
average,'· Gilman said, explaining
that the current storm in the nonhcm
states are likely to move east in the
next week or two.
Gilman annually sticks his nec k
out by trying to ant1c1patc weather
well beyond normal pred1ct1on range,
and has compiled a record of about 6S
percent accuracy for his National
Weather Service branch over the
years.
The Old farmer's Almanac. which
claims an 80 percent accuracy rate,
predicts that this winter "will bring
colder-than-normal temperatures
and near-or above-averaie prccip1-
tat1on to the northern third of the
country, and warmer and drier than
normal to most of the southern two-
thirds, although the South Atlantic
states. western Great Plains and
Southern C'ahfornia will have wetter-
lhan-usual weather.''
The wide variations of weather
from place to place make tt difficult to
measure the accuracy of general
forecasting covering the whole nation
or even large regions.
NATO forces get new commander
NOR FOLK. Va . (AP)-Amid I I/-
gun salute\ and JCt'l Oying overhead.
Adm Lee Baggett Jr took command
Wedne\da) of all NA TO and l J ')
forcc.. in 1he Atlantic. replacing Adm
Wec;lcy L McDonald
Baggett was IO\tallcd ao; !>uprcmc
allied co mmander of the Atlantit and
commander-1n-ch1t:I of the U.S. Al·
lant1 c command during 1he ceremony
on the night deck of the aircraft
earner USS Amcnca
Congressional repre!lcntat1ve\.
m1l1tary officer!I. and NA 10 offi cial'>
from Belgium. France, Canada and
Britain attended the ceremony
"We can all be grateful. extremely
grateful. that under Admiral We\
McDonald's guiding hand, extremely
high standards have been set and
surpassed. and h1tr. fo rces have me t
CALIFORNIA
every test of supreme performance,"
said Adm. Wil ham J Crowe Jr.,
chairman of the Jo1n1 Chiefs of Staff
and guest speaker
NA W · wh1d1' "' celebrating its
36th anniversary th1 '> year. as "the
largest and moi.t successful peace
movement the world has ever Wll·
nes!>Cd. ofleri ng the people of Europe
and Nonh America the longest \us.-
tamed period of tranquility in th1\
century," Crowe said
··The command's abllty to fight
and to fight well 1s an 1nd1sr,.:nsable
pillar of our national policy,' he said.
NA 10 power~ arc "more hkc a
family than a coalition." McDonald
'>31d "We may d1ugrce but we
re\pect each other'c; view. And like a
family. we rally to <iupport each other
when we arc threatened from afar "
McDonald, who called his service
as supreme allied commander Atlan-
tic the hlghllght of has career, retired
at the chantte of command aner 39
years of military service He recei ved
a d1sllngu1shcd service medal pres-
ented by Crowe on behalf of Defense
Secretary Caspar We inberger.
Baggett has served as commander-
in-ch1ef of alhed forces 1n southern
Europe and commander-in-chief of
U.S. Naval forces 1n Europe.
McDonald became supreme alhcd
commander Atlantic, commander-
in-chief of the U.S. Atlantic com-
mand and commander-in-chief of the
U.S. Atlantic Acct in September
Jn a ma)Or restructunng move.
Adm. Carlisle A.H. Trost relieved
McDonald as commander-in-chief of
the Atlantic Acct in 1982.
Reagans having banner Thanksgiving
SANT A BARBARA. Calif (AP)-prcc.aut1on<1 o;urroundinJ the Re-pres1dent''I brother Neil and his wife
President Reagan and his wife. agans· Rancho dcl Cicio 1n the Sa nta and by three of the president's
Nancy, will get an aenal Thanksg1v-YncL Mountain!> 30 miles north of children, their spouses, and his two
ing Day greeting a' they gather with here. grandchildren. His daughter
their family today for the 1rad1t1onal McKee \aid Cottle would tow the Maureen and her husband. Denm11
holiday feast. banner over the ranch for about 10 Revell, will not be on hand.
Dave McKee. head of the banner minute~. making the 01gh1 at 10 a.m The Whtte House preu office here
department of Santa Barbara Av1a-P5T 1f the weather was clear. If there uid the president planned to go
lion lnC'., \aid pilot Pete Cottle wlll ny Ill momma Cog, as there was Wcdnc~ horseback nding or perform main-
over the Rcagan<1' ranch 1n a Bellanca day. he 'IB1d the pilot will wall unt1l 11 tenance work 31 the ranch Wednesday I clearc;. afternoon. '>cout airplane toWing a banner wit ' Spokesman Albert R. Brashear ~1d
the mc\\agc .. Happy Thank'lg1v1ng. Meanwhile. a1dec; i.a1d Mr..,. Reaga n Reqan still ha'i made no dec1S1on on
Ron and Nancy" in red lettc~ was amving Wednc'lday from San whether to cndor$C the Housc Way~
"Mo'itly 11'\ Just that we wanted to Francisco, where \he addrc41scd about and Means Committee ver51on of his
gi ve them a holiday greeti ng," McKee 4,000 sc hool children at an ant1-dru1 tait revision package. ~1d. rally Tuesday. He dccnned comment on the
He \aid the pilot would have to fl y The Reagans will be~oined for their decision of the U.S Chamber of
above 4.000 feet because or ~cunty customary turkey dinner by the Commerce oppo,in& the Ways and 1--------------------------------. Means bill and urglnJ abandonment of the tu rev1s1on dnve.
Reagan will wind up his ,.x-<iay
Western stay on Monday by spcakina
at a fund-raisin& luncheon for Sen
Slade Oorton, R.:Wuh. 1n Seattle. He
and Mrs. Reapn Wlll fly 10 Seattle
from Los Aniclcs, where they will
take part in a celebrity telev1Sion
tap1na on Sunday.
The White House also announced
that the pmident will travel to
Fallston. Md. on ~-4 to addrcu
students and faculty at Fallston Hiah
School .
The next day, Reapn wall apeak 11
the 30th anniversary dinner of the
conservative mapz1ne The National
Review 1n New York. He and Mrs
Reqan will remain II\ the cit)'
ovem1aht. rcturnina 10 Wuh1naton
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Need for raid on plane questioned
Article on ill-fated assau ltl ndicates
that hijackers might have surrendered
Saturday evenang on a Oi&h1 from
A1hens. Greece. to Cairo and forted 11
to land at the Maltaairpon. They hot
five hosta&c~ killinJ an American
woman. before the raid 24 hours later
by Eaypl's anti-terror Saalul Force.
asked thr men recc1v1n1 in forma11on
on the ~unty of the attempt, they
said they did not think the y had
enough guarantees for the res('ue of all
passengers."
U.S. links Libyans
to Egyptian hljack
CAIRO. E,ypt (J\,P) -Comman-
dps blew the plao~·s emeraency door
away. Capt: Ibrahim Dahroua,sprana
throuah the openina and a grenade
explosion tore ofT his leg, a disastrous
beginning to a rescue plan that
became a maelstrom of fire and
death.
When the r:ud on the hijacked
..Eayptair jct was over, S8 people were
dead -including all but one of the
hijackers. Egypt says they were vic-
tims of fire and smoke caused by the
hijackers' phosphorus grenades. not
commando gunfire. One passenger
was killed by the h1Jackers before the
commando ratd.
A rccons1ruct1on 10 the state·
owned magazme al-Mussawar.
drawn from various ources. in-
dicated the bloodshed on Malta ma)
not have bttn necessary.
"When Vallena Airport was
plunged into darkness. Capt.· Hani
Galal (the pilot) understood that the
rescue operation had started... the
magazine said. "He tned to divert the
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attention ol the leader ... by talk10g
about wha1 he (the hijack leader)
.would do If the Malt<.o.se uuthonties
continued to refuse to refuel the
plane.
"He said, 'Jn this ca!.t', we wall
surrender.: ..
The only demand the h1Jackers had
made.was for fuel to ny out of Malta.
Authorities there did not rcpon a
destination. but the magaz10e said it
was either Libya or Tunisia. The
surv1vinJ hijacker idenufied himself
as a Tunisian.
Official Eg}'pt1an media continue
to dcscnbe Sunday's assault as a
success that demonstrated the na-
11on 's steadfastness agamst terror.
1ncc Monday. they have said the
commandos sa ved hostages who
would have been blown up with the
plane if the assault had not been
made.
They have iiven accurate casualty
figures, blaming the carnage on th e
grenades.
Gunmen seized the Boeing 737
Eaypt says the terrorists were
renegade Palestinians. "President
Hosni Mubarak accused Libyo of
financina and instiptina the h1jaclc-
ina. bu1 Col. ~oammar Khadafy's
government denies it.
The story of what wcn1 wrong,
most of it told by those in volved.
beaan to take shape Wednesday in
rcpons by Egypt's state-<>wned news-
papers and magazines.
Field Marshal Abdel-Halim Abu-
Ghazala. the defense minister. rec-
ommended to President Hosn1 Mu~rak at S p.m. Sunday that he
sent the commandos mto the plane
because negotiations with the h1-
1ackers tfad broken down. the maga-
zi ne al-Mussawar reponed.
M ubaralc said he made the decision
at 9: 15 p.m. and the assault by six
commandos began fi ve minutes later.
There was doubt at the time that all
the hostages could be saved. the ma~ine said, rcponing without
attnbution: "When Abu-Ohaz.ala
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h said the t1c:ld marshal was told:
"It is possible that the terroni.h'
in:nades have the pins out. and they
would immediately throw them when
the plane was stormed. There will be some loss."
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Kamal el -
Din Attia. who heads the Saaka Force
and commanded the operation pcr-
sonaUy. said the hijackers' in-
transigence made force necessary.
"We saw during negotiations that
they were tense. making no demands
but always threatening to blow up the
plane." he said on telev1s1on. "We
tried to retrieve the children (with a
promise to) meet 1heir requ1remeots
(to have the plane refueled) They
refused. and they refused to let us
remove the bodies under the plane."
Nine children children died in the
assault and fire.
"The liming was very important,"
Attia said. ··1r the \torm1ng was one
minute or more later. a catastrophe
would have happened. Thank God
we prevented this catastrophe."
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
The State Department, 10 a new
assessment. said Wednesday
there was some evidence point·
ing to possible Libyan involve-
ment 1n the hijacking of an
Egyptian /at li ner.
A 10111 of 59 people died.
most of 1hem when an Egyptian
commando unit stormed the
plane at the Malta airport.
A U.S. official said. mean-
while. 11 .. would be logjcal" to
assume the United States had
stepped up its watch on the
Libyans. The official, who de-
manded anonymity, denied a
report 10 The New York Tames
tha1 Amencan forces an the area
had been put on alert 1n case
Libya, and Egypt become in-
volved in fight10g.
The Egyptian military has
gone to a state of alert alonJ. the
country's border with Libya.
The two countries have long
been at odds. State Dcpanment
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Eayptian officials have said
they have evidence indicating
Libya was responsible for the
takeover -0f the jetliner after it
left Athens on Saturda~. Until
Wednesday. the Sme Dcpan-
ment 1ook the position it lacked
firm information on who was
responsible for the hijacking.
But spokesman Charles Red-
man, in a new statement on the
situation. said "we have not
reached a firm conclusion
although some evidence points
to possible Libyan involve-
ment." ,
Redman noted that Libya has
been implicated in terrorist
inc1denJs 1n the past. He declin-
ed to discuss the evidence
available to the United States or
to comment on ~tian asser-
tions that the hijacking was
carried out by pro-Libya fol-
lowers of Abu N1dal. a PaJcsti·
nian opposed to Vasser Arafat.
4 soldiers
injured by
land01ines
JOHANNESBURG, South Afnca
(AP) -Land mines damaged two
vehicles carrying security forces on a
search for buried explosives Wednes-
day. one day after mines blew up two
civilian trucks in the same area,
offi cials rcponed.
Four soldiers were wounded when
their armored personnel carrier hit a
mine in the moming, but no injuries
were rcponed when the police vehicle
struck another in 1he afternoon, the
officials said. They did not describe
the second vehicle.
Offi cials blamed all the explosions.
which occurred near the border with
Zimbabwe. on black guerrillas fight-
ing white-minority rule. The govern-
ment accused Zimbabwe of harbor-
ing guerrillas and threatened to send
troops across the border to huot them
down.
Police reported two new deaths in
noting thaJ has continued for I 5
months.against apartheid, the official
race palicy that reserves privilege for
South Africa'11 S million whites and
denies rights to the 24 million blacks.
More than 800 people have bttn
killed by official count. nearly all of
them black.
If insuraents planted the mines. it
would represent a major cscalalation
of 1heir fight against the white-
dominated government Mining
roads is a new tactic in South Africa.
Foreign Minister Roelof F. &tha
said footprints led from the mined
roads to the Lim popo Ri ver, which
forms the fron tier with black-ruled
Zimbabwe.
"The Zimbabwea n government
has been warned that steps must
urgently be taken to ensure that no
further incidents of this nature take
place.·· 8-0tha said. "Otherwise,
South African security forces will
have no other choice but to follow the
tracks themselves."
South Africa's policy is to 10
anywhere necessary an pursuit of
guerrillas
Anglo-Irish
pactOK'dby
Parliament
LONDON (AP) -Parliament on
Wed nesday approved the historic
Anglo-Irish agreement designed to
encf violence in Nonhern Ireland by a
hUJC 426-vote majori ty. The Rev. Ian
Paisley. leader of the Protestants in
the British province, resigned from
the House of Commons after the
vote.
The vote across party lines was 473
for the llfeemcnt and 47 aa,ainst.
Paisley's deputy, Peter Robinson.
also quit, and both resianations were
to take effect Jan. I. Other Protestant
politici ans were eitpccted to do the
'8me.
The resignations will force special
elections to fill the scats and allow the
Protestant majority in Nonhcm Ire-
land to demonstrate ill disapproval
of the aarcement. which lives the
Irish Republic, predominantly
Roman Catholic, a say in runnina the British provi nce.
During the debate before the vote,
Paisley compared the accord to the
1938 Munich lpftment by which
Britafo and· France handed Czccho-
stovalua to German dictator Adolf
Hitler.
"The Munich aareemcnt settled the
future of a people that were never
consulted," Paisley said. '1"be ma-
jority of people in Nonfiern ircland
have never been consulted about thia
qreement."
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the vote at militant Protestant leaden
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at least afve the ~ment a cbucc.
"Thole wbo •Y DC\'tf, tlloee wt.o .;u allow no chuee, att ~ dtilt ~vioce can never brtUoua olfu Ki; of division and detpmr," aid
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Artist's fantasy now reality
By VIVIAN CROW
~ .... Ceiu p •~•
It is hard to define. an -the name gjven to that
magical combination of form , color. content and
movement which possesses the ability to at once fascinate
us, disturb us, inspir~ us, and to ignite within us passions
of which we arc often wholly unaware.
Historically, society hasn't recognized great works of
an until the creators have died. Then. as tradition would
have it, the endless analyses of the anist's life and the
meaning of his work begins ... "Whatdid he really mean by
this piecer' ... or"'The use ofsuch-and-such a color surelr,
reflects chaos and/or anaer during that period of his life. ·
And so the infinite speculation goes. An critics
appear to feel cenain that if they just search Ion~ enough
and hard enough, if they delve into the most intimate
"details ofa given artist's hfe, then the ultimate meaning 6f
his works will emerge, and somehow those observing hi!I
an will be transformed. ·
Well, at least one Orange County anist whose work
has drawn considerable attention from Orange County
residents gives all those seekers of ultimate-truth-in-art
reason for pause.
A local artist. Fritz Smith of Huntington Beach, does
such unusual work that people often speculate as to what
his thou~ts arc.
Smith's work would be described by some observers
as avant·garde in style; others see it as surrealistic. Smith
himself is likely to tell you that his work is abstract. H 1s
SJ?CCialties include pen and ink/color photograph com-
btnations, sculptures, and unique mergers uf wood,
marble and phot~aph y. Generally. his photographic
pieces arc characterized by vivid, intense colors, abstract
shapes, and graceful movement.
But whatever one chooses to call Smith's work. one
thing is cenain: an observer of that work isn't likely to
walk away from it -without pausing for at least a second
look. The observer may walk away scratching his head, or
murmuring an educated-sounding "Hmmmm ... Ah.
hmmm ... " or perhaps even a put-off"Hmph!" But 1n any
case. the observer will, in all likelihood, be moved to
thouaht.
Most who observe Smith's work also end up turning
the work sideways, upside down, and every which way an
order to get a clearer perspective of it (a phenomenon
observed during his October an show in Huntington
Beach}. Some even appear to shake the photographs, as 1f
in hopes of all the elements rearranging themselves to
spell out the meaning of the work for them.
Just as one observing Smith's works would swear for
all the world that the meaning therein is dehberately
eluding you, interviewing Smith leaves one with the
feeling that Smith himself was being elusive about his
work durinf the interview.
"I don t try to communicate any specific message
through my work," insisted Smith, for approximately the
sixth time.
Interestingly. the word abstract is defined as
"1nsuffic1ently factual: having a sketchy outline." In
kttping with such definition. Smith will tell you
everything you want to know about the technical aspects
of his work. "I use the ~nest f!latcnals, the purest colors,
and the best tools available 1n my work," he explains.
Divulging the form of his work 1s his pleasure· but
explaining or defining the content 1s where he cl~arly
draws the line.
"I want to encourage people to use their 1m-
ajinaions," he says. "Too many people buy a ccna1n art
piece because the y thank their fnends wlll approve of it,"
says Smith. "That's too bad, but a lot of times. it's a maJqr
cons1derat1 on. Instead of asking themsclve~ what 1t 1s they
sec in a g.aven work._ what they like about it._ they wonder
what their fnends will see 1n 1t. and what thc1rfnends '1vill
think of it. •
.. A lot of people arc afraid to say what they see sn a
work of art. They're afraid other people will make fun of !~cm or say things hke. 'He). you're crazy 1fyou see that.'
Smith believes that the pressure to conform causes
people to lose one of their po1ent1all y greatest alhes -
their imaginations.
The clement of fantaS) within Smith's work gJves
him hope that he can perhaps rekindle the fires of
1n:iagJnauon .within 1~d1v1duals. "Fantasy 1s a message
with everything I do, he says. "Everyone 1s Jiving in a
fantasy ... really. But when you see 11 in my work . you see
the fantasy you want to see. Then you realize you're living a fantasy. Before l draw something. it's just a fantasy, but
the minute it's drawn. 11 becomes a reahty.
"It's magJc when a piece works -whe n 11's visuall y
exciting -that's magic to me."
Some observers ofSmnh's work have used the word
'genius' in describi ng it. Sm ith 1s more modest. "I don't
feel I'm extra-snspired.'' he says ... But I do feel that being
in tune with yo urself 1s crucial to an an 1st. I try to do what
feels right in my hfe and in my work. I know what I have
to do and I know what I am. I'd say 90 percent of the pubhc
doesn't know what they have 10 do. The hard pan 1s not
doing what you have to do -it's recogniLing what you
have to do."
Smith's recogn111on or revelation of what he had to
do began when he foun d himself 1n India." It was a SOJurn
for me." he adm11s ... , was domg some soul-searching.
One morning I woke up and I knew that no matter what, -
I was an artist and that was what I had to do. I knew that
no matter what 11 took. I would be an artist.
"The onl y thmg I ha~e above most people 1s that I
know what I have to do -that's rare 1n th is lime for
mankind -m the 20th century. where man 1s alienated
from even himself ...
Is Smith espousing 1he adage that to be an artist one
has to suffer'? "No." he says. "I have found that l can work
when I'm hungry. sick and poor. but what comes out 1n
my work is hunger, sickn ess and poverty."
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H•H•r'• comet coming m
C••h reglatera ringing Bl
Interviewing Smith brings to mind a statement that a
Greek philosopher once said: .. A good teacher leaches
people what to think; a great teacher teaches people how to
think!"
"I feel a side benefi t ofbe1ngan artist is thal you get to
make people feel good. If I can encourage people to use
their imaganauons. 1t makes me feel good." Frlt% Smith'• "Sibling Sunrlae," a color photograph, repr~uced ln black and white.
Stingy boss needs
a lesson in giving
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have
been sceaming about this since last
Christmas and decided I would write
well in advance on how to deal with
the problem this year.
Two years ago I went back to work
asa private secretary. After 16 years at
home with the children. I felt like Rip
Yan Winkle. I coulqn't believe how
much things have changed.
The first year back I didn't know
what to gjve my boss for Christmas so
I asked the other sec re tan es what they
were giving their bosses. Most stayed
with food Items. desk accessories and
books. Their bosses gave them hand-
bags, gjfi certificates and expensive
perfume. I gave my boss a selection of
gourmet cheeses. He gave me a la'le
bottle of liquid detergent wrapped in
a kitchen apron.
Last Christmas I gave him an
expensive leather-bound first edition.
He $ive me a jar of honey. (It was so
old 1t had crystallized.) I Jove my job.
It's five minutes from home and the
hours and salary are good. My boss as
pleasant, but his cheapness galls me.
Should I continue to give him nice
presents knowing I will receive junk
sn return? -SLOW BURN IN
KANSAS
DEAR BURN: P•t a remllMler OD
yo•r caJe.ur for Dee. %. OD tllat day
tell "e bot1 yoer Cltrt1tm11 pft to
ltlm *111 be a doutloa to tlte SalvatloD
Army 6t 1111 ume ud yow llope lie wUI
&Jve yott tlle ume. If ~e 1tves yo• a
moldy fnltcake, "re• It Ht, llave a
1ood laap ucl write a cordial tla.uk·
y .... te.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS:. About
two years aao I lost my precious wife
of35 years, afier a long. valiant battle
against cancer.
For six months I was desolate. I was
sure I could never be happy again.
About that time my wife's brother left
hia wife and they were divorced. He
ANN
UNDERS
had taken up with a woman young
enough to be has daughter and there
was a lot of ugl y talk about 1t
His wife. Flo. and I attended the
same church. I saw her at social
functions for about a year and
admired the way she handled her
problem. Eventually we began to date
and discovered we were wonderfully
compatible and brightened each
other's Ji ves. Last week I asked Flo to
marry me and she said yes.
Our friends, her children. and my
wife's family arc thrilled that we have
fou nd happiness once again. My
daughters are homfied. They claim n
would be incestuous if I mamed
"Aunt Flo," and that she took
advantage of my vulnerability. Last
week I got the ultimatum. If I marry
this woman they will have nothing 10
do with me.
I am beginning to question my own
Judgment. At 65 I feel foolish wnt1ng
to Ann Landers for advice, but I am
heartsick and confused. I need an
opinion from someone who can view
the situation objectively. -D.A.K.
DEAR D.A.K.: Tell your dHllllers
tlley are lDvHed t.o "e weddlDg aad
yoa llope &ky will attend. U tbey
refate ucl make 1ood tbelr tllreats,
ikre 11 uui. YH cu do except keep
tk .ieor ope• ucl llope eveatHlly
tltey wW rejoice I• yoar mewfowad
ltapp1Ha1 U4I rehtn to tk fold .
ftere 11 DOtlllDt l11eest11oa1 abotlt
tlle relatloD1lllp. Yoa ud Flo are not
blood relatlve1. It 1oud1 a1 If yow are
botll very lllCky. I am laappy for yoa.
Computer·hackers may
need vi~tim adoption
LIVERMORE. Cahf. (AP) -A
mapzine writer who became the
target of anary computer "hackers"
says scientists should stan a "big
brother" proanm and take youna
home-romputcr enthusiasu under
their wina.
The hacker -once a term for any
computer enthusiast but now applied
to those who try to pin unauthorized
access to computer systems -took
up the Illicit hobbr because their
schools dad not satisl)' their cunoSJty
about computen, Newsweek Map-
zine reporter Richard Sandza said
Mon~y.
Few would become hackers 1f they
had a lqjumate outlet, he told
retearchen from Lawrence l.Jvcr-more National Laboratories, which IS
involved in research for the tratc:aic
Defense Initiative or" tar Wan,"
Heckcn, Sanda u.id. "m~t be
the ones .tto It! to imolement SOI.
Sandia became ram1har with
hackers while researching a scr1e'I on
them that appeared in the news
ma&aline in Auaust 1983.
Afier the scrit1 ran. some haeker!I
turned their skills against . at1dta.
running unauthorucd crcd11 checks
on him and purchas1n1 thou51nds of
dollars worth ofmerchandr.e w11h his
credit card acoounts.
He even became the defendant 1n a
"tele-tnal" set up b)' hacken on a
"elearon.ic bullelln board." a com-
puter system hoked to the telephone
synem. allowina backers lea~c com-
puterized mcssaacs for each other.
Thecbaracs included "endaf\1Cnn1
freaks and hacks." he 1o11d. "frtaks
ia a slan1 term for tho~ who try to use
tM 1tlcphone system wathout payana.
When it bcc•rrlc clear that the
"trial" was runnan1 ap1n11 him. h1
defense "lawyer" -• hacker u,._;na
the moniker "Kins Blotto" -ar-
rar\ICd for a "mi crial" b) blo..,1n up
tM bollelln board. ncha 'ltd
Diane Sauone in front of her gallery before it. opening.
Alternative gallery
opens in Laguna
By LA URA MERK
Of IM 0..,, .._ llafl
Entrepreneur Diane: ~a\\one l'On·
side rs art a magnetic force from v. h ll h
she c~pot break free To teed her
need she opened an all·purpose
gallef) in Laguna Beach .
Sassone. 36 ha' made .i career as a
dealer and collellor 1n the art hus1-
ncc;s She stancd her training at age~~
as the -...1fe of anist Marco Sac;\one.
v.hose -...ark 1<; nh1b1tt.'d 1n her ne"'
galler\. She la1er became hie; mandger
Soon ·after their di\ orce \hl' tipcned
Lad> D1 Fine An Poster~ on Forest
.\\enue in Laguna Beach
Ii has been four \ear<. <;1 nl e she
opened her postl'r ·shop ~hc ha<.
accumulated t)\Cr 15 H'ar<; ol v.hat
she called "1nten'>t" schooling" in art
.\s a result the Laguna Beach res1den1
has established -...orldw1de art con-
tacts and gained crcd1b1l11~ in art
circles. But mo'>t 1mponantl~. she
said. she hao; formed 1ru~11ng rda-
11onsh1p' ""Ith dll'nt'i
And no v. she 1~ mo' in~ one slep
further b~ opening a fim· art all-
purpose galkr). v. hJCh '>he \31d there
arc few of left in Orange ( l)Unt~
"To me. art has bttn add1ct1ng
The more I ""ork. (the morel I am
obsessed \.\-1th 11 I h'c and breathe
art... said thl' shm and dchrateh
framed blondl'
She 1scon"inced man} people '-'Ith
large incomes ha ' c no idea hov. to
purchase art "Tht.'\ "'ant 10 knov. 1f
the) should bu~ \tnct" for an
investment. or the' ma' v.:int c.ome-
thing stnking for tht-ir f,, 1ng room :·
she said "The} nt·ed an an dealer
the\ can trust "
To soh e the problem. she and her
em plo~ ees "'111 be a' adablr to client<.
tor con<,ulta11<>n<. in 1hr f)1ane
S.issone galler. or 1n lht·1r home<, 'lhr
111..ened the '>er' ltl' to that ul an
1n1enM der,1gna "ho '>Ckl I\ 1hc
proper art p1eCl' I 1r cJ Ii' ing room 11r to
that ot J hrol..a "hl• hdp<, 1n l h11<,1ng
<,tod. 1n thl· ~t(ld market ··
'ihl' recent!\ orx'ncd tht• gallt'r. tv.o
door' north ol her po<.tC'r shop Thl·
\!mph de'>1gm·J all-"'h1te g..ilkr.
'tart.." lOntra<.tl'll "11h a hlal I.. tile
entrancc and hlJl l.. tnm v.a., rt>no-
' att.'d to her rt·4u1rc:men1., The
st..~ light\ prm 1dc nl'ar-rx·rfl'l t light-
ing for d1,pla~ 1ng .in \he <.aid
For her client'\ tOn,cn1cnn· the
galkr. "'II 1ncluJr J largC' rnllec11ori
of an hool..s mctg..111nec; and catalog~
\lides ut an"t' "'or"-" J1spla,cd 1n
nthl"r gallent'\ ch roo;<, lhl' lllUOlr\ v.111
he a'ailabk 1n the e'cnt none of the
PH~ll~'> un sho"' appeal to thl' collector
or in' C'ilOr
l <,uall~. 'ht· -.aid · 1 n L~guna
Beach \OU v.alk into a gallef\ .rnd
v.hat \OU ~l' "..Jll'hat \OU ll-l'I ••
Sassone ,,111 ntfrr altern:1t1\l'' 10
hU\er<.
She alc;o pl.in., 111 handle l'\du.,.q·
art "'-' C' hope to attract 1ntl·re\teJ
collectors and hu'e~ v.1th c1n that
tantalize.., the e' l' and ~n'>t'<. 1n an
en\ 1ronment oi' pre,11ge and 'lffi·
phc11~ ... she ...aid
.\II med1J "'111 tx· e\h1h1t1:ll 1n the
galler. \hl v.111 lc'aturr quaht\ con-
temporar. art h\ \al1tom1a art1'it<.
v. ho ha' e prn ll1U'ih ht.'t'n unahle 10
find a <.u11ahk lcxa11on. ')he hope' 11
~ 111 offer a changl' from the man'
graph1r<. ~allrm·' 1n thc :irca
Divorced? Sign upfor'SelfRegistry'
By JOYCE SCHERER BODLOVICH
~"9tC.11 .........
) ou know the scenan o. The
blushing bnde·to-be am ves at the
fashionable department store, makes
a beeline to the bndal area. whert she
is greeted by a smiling consultant. For
the ne\l hour . or more. the two
~omen '1roll 1hrough the store select·
1ng china. crystal. linens and what·
ever else strikes the bnde's fanc~. The
coMultant JOts down dcscnptivc
details. 1nclud1ng manufacturer·~
names. patterns. colors and <1tyle
numberc; on a work'lhtet The infor-
mation will be rtt0rdcd on a com-
puter. and hopefully the bnde'~
fnt.'nd~ and relative~ will fulfill the
Wl\h hst
l Ip to 1h1\ 11mc, the scene has not
chanaed much suK·e the early_1<n~
Now. thanks laraely to the efTons of
Cynthia Lewis. an adven1sm1 ac·
counl executive with Self Ma&a11nc,
an 11temat1Vc to tht tl'ld1t1onal
Bndal Rqntry ha<1 been ettated.
The Self Rctl\try ts a computer
h ll"J for ainak women and men. ma med couple v.ho nc"er rqi ~red
or mamed couples who want to
rtrqi,tcr b«au~ they arc in a new
~iaac of their live' The tnVtce iulM>
a handy tool for thmc prr:ople ._ho att m11'T')'1~1 for the ~'Ond tame and arc
uncomtortable with bndal rcn·g1ster-
ang.
Ltw1s. v.ho 1s on a hht1 campaign
nat1onw1de to promote her
brainchild. including a p1t~top at J W
Rob1n"on last week in Newpon
~ach. said 11 was her own pcr..onal
needs that mou,ated her to dcH·lop
the novel idea.
"I had JUSt gotten an apartment in
New York Ci ty and mone~ was
11gh1," '31d Lewis. "I had fnends v..ho
were aettinJ mamed and rt'i1stcnna
for fine china. aJasswarc and other
thing~ I thouaht. 'Gee. what a nict
'A'll> to act aifU.'"
Basically. the Self Rqastf) 1s JU\t
like the Bridal Reaistry cxctpt that 11
allows 1ntJe peo~ to register and
can bt us.ea as 111n rcfcTCnce for an)
oc I 100 nOtJ\I t I ~in .. All that
1s nttded is to vi 1t a dq).rtment store
that ha the lfResisll) and map out
all the th1nas you really n«d or you'd
really love to have That 1ncludc\
even-th1na 1n the store. TM stott
kttP\ \our hst. and the ~adachc ot
hopp1n1 1s turned •nto o~ t"as~
phone call
When l ewis completed her wish
hst. ~he didn't hnitalt to 1nc,ludc 11
ft"'A 1tems 1hat mjpl a~r frivolou\
tosomr JlC'Ople's Pf'Khcal ta'1e "That
" the fun pen:· Lf ~,, said ,
cnthus1ast1call) "I hJ\l' ( 1od1va
Chocolates. Mrs Fulk• ' < howla tc
Ch1pCoolues. aloni v.11h a PanasonH,
ans,.er phone "
Lewi~ said the ~If Kcg1str\ I'> a
con\cntencc for the sell--.hopp('r a"
well a~ thC' gift gi ver
"I might haH an e'(tra S lllO .. '\he
said. "and before I blov. 11 I "an call
the store where I am ~1'lt<'rC'd. ha.,.e
them pull my recorded <;('1l-c11onc; and
find out wl'tat I rcall} need It might~
tv.o Waterford champagnr ~a"~ to
complete m} set "
The Self Rq1 ti'\. ht..e .in~ nr~
idea. accordana to Le.,..1 "111 take
umc for total ae«ptan r Thrrt are
1it store~ nat1onv.1dc prt~nth offer-
'"' the scrv1Ct' In C'ahfom1<1 J.W Robinson and MaC) 's ( .1hforn1a
Lewis s~ud that c\l.at'l~hcd
preconccpuon'i ha' c pre' entcd
people, particularly men. from nod.·
ma to the "'IJStr)' idea.
"We want to aC'C'Omph\h for (l"C&l'i·
tnn) what GQ ha~ done for male
fash10 h .. ._ once con'i1dered
feminine for men to care about
tash1on. but now thinp arc ch.a.nalna,.
The day of tbc bachelor pad 1 dead
Pcop6t, mto ancludcd. don't al.-ayi
v.ant '° lhe hkt the) dtd 1n rollqc,
peruculVf> ~ntt t~ trend 1s 10,,.ard
mo" homt" cnlt'rll1nmcnt "shC' toaMS
.
l ('\\IS ~Id thl\ I\ n11t to~· \ ll'V.111
a' .10 C'gOt1Stllal thing. but ratha
rC'llC'' 1ng the g1ft-gl\er from spending
endlc-;' hour<. \hopping for tht 1u\1-
nght gin
.\nothr-r feature a11ract1' <'to tho'><'
peopk an the thn>c., of a d1' orlC' "the
opportunll) to replace hnu\c
tum1'1hings that arc being c;pht-in-haff
h\ \he dlVOf'CC'
"St-If RqJstf") l·an ddin11ch ht lp
put a hou~ togrtl\tr again:· 'he "31d
" man} umes when a d1vorct
occurs. tht husband or wife arc left
. 'Mth thrtt ~ta) alas two plac't
~mnis of china. and m1 1"' nat. wnre With the rq1stry service. the
piece can bC' replaced or new item•
can be spcofied "
LC'V. II SUll"' be1n Crt3tl\ C' when ~If RC1Jstmna
"You arc purnna )Our pcrwnal
lool together. If }OU hk<' the dinner
dashes from one china manuf1 tum
and find that m1x1n1 them wnh the
\ll&d plate fmm another t)'lc rcall)
work~, lhcn ao for ll,,. he 1d Th•• 1dC4t also apphe throuahout
the house. In tht bl\hroom, 1n1tcad of ~sienna for all blue to~el 1( the ~~ fOT a rainbow o( colorful IOW'tl to
add pua.n to an othcl'\N1tt dull room
hat" )OU .then. t'l l.f•t says. .. "IO for It ;:-
Ormnoe CoMt DAILY PtLOT I Tbur.oey, No'*'1ber 28, 1945
Col)let comes closest to Earth on inbound trip
Its roxtmlty dw1n
T uesday's orbit w as
57 ,566,600 m iles
BJLlmlDOEL ,..__
PASADENA -H.alJey•a comet
PMeed witbiD SS million miles of Eanb oa Tuesday niabt. its e:l0tett •PIW'OllCb t0 the plane1 durina its
mnt inbound voyaae toward the
'Wl. lcieotisu aid.
At 8:39 _p,m, PST Tuetda)' -or
4:39 a.m. Greeowicb Mean Tune on W~_y -the comet was about
S7,S66,500 miles from Earth. II.id
Ravenel Wimberly, a Jet Propulsion
t.aboratory computer sctenust wbo
bell,)Cd calculaie the orbit of the comet
on its current tnp tbrou&h the solar
system.
Watch orpnizat1on.
Tbee:omet wdl round the sun nut
Feb. 9. Theo, at l :44 p.m. PST -or
9:44 p.m. GMT-oeAt Apnl 10, the
comet will pass within 39 million
miln of Earth, sajd Paul Chodas, an
en&ineer with International HaJley
Watch.
H~'s comet, a so-called dirty
snowtfafl or dust and ice that travels
At that point, tbe comet was as near thtoup the solar system on a long.
to Eanh as it will set dunna 1ts cu~ ellipocal. 76-ycar otbtt1 came much
tnp toward the sun, althou&h it ""1tf 'closer to Earth durinca its 1910-1911
pus much closer to the plantt nut passaae, when it new within 14
Apnl durin1 its outbound voyage. milJion miles of the planet. That's
11.ld J Pl uttonomer Ray Newburn, a wby it was much more of a spectacle
leader of the Internauonal Halley during that tnp than during its
curttot VOYIJC:. Tuesday 01aht. the comet was some
14) mallioo mt.ks from IAe sun.
U'l\-elina 11 about 7',00IF-mph,
astro00Jnn1 wd. ' -.
Newburn had Pft(ficted Tuesday
niaht Vlews of}~ oome1 would be
poor bccauJC 01 briaht moonha)tt.
Qn Nov. 8..J PL JStronomers Steve E'.dbeti and \..Mrln Morris were the
fim people to rep;ort seeina the comet
without the &Jd of teletcQpes or
biooculan. Since then, \.\fDCrous
other naked-eye s.i&htinp have been
rc~rtcd by othCT scientists. Newburn
said.
The nelll &ood chance for viewtna
the comet through binocu.la11 wiU be
dunng the two weeks stArt.Jng about
Dec. I. when moonlight isn't a
problem and when the oomet 1s
movina through the constellation Pisces, he added. 8ut he cautioned
that until Dec. 10, lhe comet won't be
near any bright Stan, SO it will be
difficult for untrained observers to
locate.
For a few days starting Dec. 10,
untrained observers will have a
relatively easy time fin<tin"'hc comet
because it will be movma throu&h the
Circlet, a cm:le of stars m P1SCC1
Ex~pt an extreme southern latitude •
obtcrvcn should be able to find the
Circlet and the oomet rou&hly JS
dqren above the southw~t bom:on
at 9 p. m. local ume ID any given area.
Newburn said.
Moonh&ht again will prevent good
views oftfie c.omet during the·second
half of December.
Fo.i.. about the first I 0 days of
January, Halley's comet apin will be
visible as it moves through the
constellation Aquarius Observers
should go outside at 9 p.m locaJ ume
and look about 20 deg.recs above the
we-st~uthwcst horizon. Newburn
said.
"By January, 1t should be i.uffi-
ciently bri_Jht that 1t will be easy to
locate in bmcoulan.'' he said. "Then,
having located it, It will be easy to see
naked~ye if you're not in the middle
of bnght (city) lrghts."
Halley's comet Wlll disappear in the
sun's glare about mid-January, then
reappear in early March. Newburn
said that dunng March and April.
views will be best from the southern
Starting at noon Dec. 15
hotline is 900-410-8766
WASHINGTON (AP) -Overwhelmed by the demand for
1nfonnat1on on Halley's comet. the U.S. Naval ObS<'rvatory wall
ellperiment wtth a high-volume commercial service for 1t!> phone-in
hotline starting in December.
More than 20,000 calls have come 1n since Sept. 3, keeping the
single line offenng recorded Halley information busy nearly 24 hours a
day, with an unknown number of callers turned away by a busy signal
Hopmg to case this oonJCStion, the observatory and the Amcncan
Astronomical Soc1ety W111 mauaurate a new special hne starting at
noon, Dec. 1 S. on an expenmental basis.
The new Halley Hotline number will be 900-410-8766.
Offenngthesamerecorded messaaes on Halley, updated regularly,
this service will be able to handJc scveraJ thousand calls at &he same
time, AT&T officials say.
Calls 'o the new hotline will cost 50 cents for the first minute and
JS cents for each additional minute for residents of the U n1ted States,
Canada;Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Charges for overseas calls
will be billed at international rates.
Current plans are for the new hothne to remain in service until
A.pril IS. 1f enough calls are received to cover the costs of the operation.
hemisphere, although the comet
should be v1s1ble from the southern
Untted States low m southeast skies
shortly before sunnse.
How to watch
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Want to sec a comet? Then leave
town. Better yet. head south.
"The public wiU see Halley's comet
11 they go about it the nghi way;• said
Stephen James O'Mcara, assistant
ednor of Sky & Telescope magazine.
First. that means going someplace
dark. Ride into the countryside well
away from the lights of cities and
towns. The darker the night, the
better the comet gazing. Be sure to let
your eyes adjust to the dark. which
should take 20 minutes or so.
Even these preparations arc no
guarantee of a spectacular show. Jn
fact, Halley's may be downnght
underwhelming. No one can ac-
curatel)' predict yet how bnght the
comet will be.
Sometimes the comet may be
dist1njlu1shable with the naked eye.
But binoculars will improve chances
of getting a good look. A telescope is
not neccs5ary . Binocular" arc easier to
use and show a bigger shce of the sky.
Appcanng as a fuzzy blob, hkc a
large, out-of-focus star ID November.
the comet should become barely
visible with the naked eye in Decem·
ber. when it will be high in the
southern part of the sky.
ln January 1986, Halley's will
graduaJly bri&htcn, but it will also
sink closer and closer to the horizon
in the western slcy.
For most of February, it will be lost
from viewasitswinparound the sun.
When it returns in March and Apnl,
Halley's will be in the sky in the early
morning, just before dawn. Un-
fortunately, 1t will be so close to the
southern honzon that 11 wall be hard
toseein northern parts ofthecountry.
"The best advice I'd give 1s that 1f
you're in the Northern Hemisphere,
above latitude 20, go south," said
O'Meara. The comet will be visible in
much of North America but brighter
below the 20th parallel, an cast-west
line running approiumatcly from the
southern edge of Cuba through Mex-
ico Cny.
Viewing will be better ID the
southern pan of the United States
and best in the Southern Hemisphere.
There, it should be present m the
night sky for about nine hours a night
1n early April.
In the second half of April, Halley's
returns to the evening sky after dusk.
Binoculars will keep it in sight
through early August, when 11 heads
off for d~p space until its next v1s1t 1n
2061 .
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d1t1onally celebrated Nov. 15 as the
first of the new vintage.
Sumner. whoscworksarecxhib1ted
around the country, rendered the
comet as a wispy, diaphanous voy-
ager in the immensity of wane-purple
space, rounding a sun speared by two
crossed rays, before a background of
the Milky Way.
To mark the debut of the Halley's
Comet vintage, Lcfranc conducted a
nationwide promotion featuring a
Gulfstream executive Jet dubbed
''The Spirit of Amenca."
''ScveraJ I 0-gallon barrels of the
Lcfranc Nouveau, plus bottled wme,
were loaded on the plane at San
Francisco for add111onal visits to Los
Angeles, Dallas. Miami and New
York," in four days ending Nov. 9,
said Faith Greaves, spokeswoman for
the winery.
The comet has 1nsp1red dozens of
Items, including T-shirts, a movie.
telescopes. medallions. key chains.
poetry, comet palls, comet cruises to
the South Pacific. and maps, among
others.
Not everybody is amused by the
great race to grab a buck in the name
of the comet. One of them is Andrew
Franlrnoi, executive officer of the
Astronomical Society of the Pacific.
"There's no official Halley's Comet
anything," he fumed recently
"Halley's Comet is the property of the
human race."
Label of Charla LeFranc
Gamay Beaujolaia Noaveaa
deplete comet'• approach.
EiEM WISE
MMy aerr C9'11fted O•mologlet
Thanksgiving Oayl . and I'd
like to taliie thls opportunity to
thank our friends and
customers lor the goodwill and
loyalty that has helped to build
our business bigger and better
every year A 101 of that success
has been due to the loyal staff
who have been so supportive
through the years
8111 Pannell 21 years of
gracious. friendly aervlce on our
sa les floor. and wonderfully
creative talents In evidence 1n
our windows and displays
Donna Blackman. 18 years of
great help In maktng the "wheels
gu round and adding her
gemotoglcal experllae and
jewelry d•tlgn talents to the
group
Margaret Gable now semi·
retired alter 15 years but still len-
ding her cheery presence to the
store a couple ol days a week
Rick McElva1ne nine years of
enthusiastic. energellc support
as a Cert1l1ed Gemologist and
bright business mind I've come
to lean on him a great deal and
one of our customers one day
asked 11 he was my son don 1 I
wish'
Anna Machen hlls out our sales
team and although she has only
been with us lour years, she la an
old friend from our Balboa Island
days and is a very helpful addl·
lion
Juay Zavala lour years
working the repair counter and
doing our bead stringing and a
m1lhon 1mposs1ble things
Jeanie Barr Wengeler
doubling as secretary and
bookkeeper Ifs nice to have one
of my family working with me
again
Watchmaker Robert T1hany1
helping service our customers
from the back work room Ser-
vice is wha t has built our
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keep that our or1me effort We
shall always try to merit your
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PET ALUMA CAP) -An 85-year-
old CaJ1forn1a man plan4i to give hts
great-grandchildren a tomet for Chmtmas.
In ~ quiet lam1l y ceremon y,
Halley s comet will be pas~d hke a
family ~eirloom from tt4i d1M:overer's
oldest ltv1ng de,ccndant to the young-
est. The event is planned for some-
time between Nove mber and Janu-ary.
Dr. Edmund Paul Halley of Stock-
ton was born 1n 1900 He ts the .. fifth
or sixth generation great-grand-
ne phew" o f famed British
astronomer 51r Edmund Halley
Halley It vcd from 1656 to 1742 and
his name wa" gi ve n to the bnght
comet that rcturn5 once every 76
years.
.. The trad111on 'itaned w11h my
grandfather. Edmund PaKle Halley.
of Boonev11le, K) Hc was v1s1ting us
in KalamaLOo, Mich .. at the lime he
gave 11 to me," Edmund Paul said in a
recent interview.
Edmund Paul's grandfather had
presented him the comet in the
twtligh1 ofa summcrevcn1ngin 1910.
On that long-ago June night, as the
comet glowed 1n the dark like a
luminous feather, the old man and
the boy went outdoors to discuss their
na mesake.
"He made the remark that it was
obvious that my father would not be
around when the comct came back. so
he might as well gi ve 11 to me bccau~
there was a good chance I'd be here.
"It was a kind of facetious remark.
But now that I have a chance to see 11
again, I figured. well. I've-got grcat-
grandchildren old enough to be aware
of it; I'll give them a resume and a hen ·
on the comet-a nominal possession
that they can cash in when they see 11
again." The comet reappears in 2061 .
Seven-year-old Ryan Halley and
his sister, Shasta. 9, live in Petaluma,
just nonh of San Francisco. Their
father. Hugh Halley, 33, as Edmund'"
grandson. The family pronounces
their name "holly."
A commerciaJ fisherman and boat
salesman, Hugh has little interest 1n
astronomy except when he guide~
sailboats by the stars.
"It's basicaJJy a great-grandfather
to great-grandson kind of thing."
Hugh explained ... I'll be too old to see
ll again, so my grandfather Wlll pass 11
to my children.
"He's planning to pass 11 on when
it's in the sky, but I don't know what
he has in mind. He mentioned a
couple of things, a kind of com-
memorative memento. When he was
young, his grandfather sat with him
and they looked at it together and he
said, "This comet goes with your
name."
Edmund Paul said he will have a
lawyer friend draw up a hen on thl·
comet. a document he can p,ive to the
Key events listed
in comet'sstreak
LOS?.NGELES (A P)-Herc 1s a
schedule of key events dunng the
1985-86 visit of Halley's comet.
prepared by the Astronom1cal Society
of the Pacific. All spacecraft en-
counter dates arc ten1a11ve:
Dec. 30 through J an. 10 -First of the
three best penods to -.ee Halley's comet
from the lJnt1ed State~ wt1h binoculars. It
will be found 1n the con~tclla11on Aquarius
in the southwestern sky above lhe bnght
planet J upllcr The moon·~ light will no1
interfere w11h comet v1ew1ng dunng this
pcnhc:'l1on. its closest approach to the sun
55 million miles away, between the orbits
of Mercury and Venu~
March 15-20-Second of the three best
ix:nods 10 see Halley"s comet from the
United Stale\. Viewers will get a bcltt·r
look the fanher soulh 1hey are. The comet
will be very low tn the morning sky IO tht•
\Outheest.
Apnl 6-tO -Third of the three hc\t
s1ghttng pcnods. It will not be v1~1blc fro m
the nonhem pans of the nation. 1 he
comet will be at its bnghtest but mll not
vcrv bright.
penod. but the 1a1I won't be very 1m-July 28, 2061 -Hallt'} 's comet make'
prcssivc. tis closest approach t.o 1.hc sun on 11s ne'1
Feb. 9 -Halle}·~ comet reacht's oassale throul}l thei<>lar wstcm.
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"'~ Ryan, 7 , and Sha•ta Halley, 9, wait at their Petaluma home
for chance to .ee comet named for their dl•tant anceator.
children.
"And 1fthey hvc to see it come back
next tame, they'll be in a position to
grant a lten to any cbjJdren they have
that might span the next 76 years.
··11·s a nice thing - a focus for the
members of mr family to remember
family doings.'
Edmund Paul will make the prcsen-
tauon whenever the view of the
comet 1s best on an evening 1n
December or January. Or they may
wait until March. when it should be
bnghter and 1n the predawn sky.
"l JUSt want to make sure they
understand the s1gn1ficance of seeing
1t 1w1<:e in a hfet1me," Edmund Paul
said.
Because of the long span between
visits. few people live to see Halley
twice. Edmund Paine. who passed 11
on 1n 191 0. wasn't among them.
"And when I saw I was getting
along 1n years," his grandson said, "I
said I'll ha\-e to stay around until
1985 or '86 to check up on m)
comet."
Hu&h Halley said that when his
grand1ather brought up the idea of a
ceremon) stveral months ago. he and
his wife, Linda, were enthused They
took Ryan .and Shasta to a
planetanum to acquaint them with
the heavens. and studied the stars and
planets through a telescope
"My son as only 7. and he's mostly
interested 1n playing. but he 1s
interested," Hugh said Linda c;a1d
Shasta is interested too.
The children will bcl·omc:
caretakers of the comet when the four
generations gather under their
namesake an a meadow somewhere
far from city light~.
"They keep telling us we're not
going to see 11 as well this umc, but
we'll go out and find It in a dark sky,"
Edmund said.
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Sir Newton's laws
By PAUL l\AEBURN ,,, ..........
NEW YORK -Edmund Halley
would h.ave earned ~i¥lf a footnote
an the history or sc~ even 1f he'd
never bothered with comets.
Halley. a fnend and confidant of
Sir Isaac Newton, encoura&ed the
~mewhat reluctant Newton to pub-
lish "Principta Mathema1ica," New-
ton's masterwork and perhaps the
greatest single work of phy 1cs ever
created.
Had Halley done nothing else, he
would be remembered for that. With
his studies of c-0mets, however.
Halley provided Newton with more
than mere <'ncoura&ement.
Halley's discovery of the orbit of
HaJley's comet and his pred1ct1on
that 11 would return provided one of
the first strong confirmauons of
Newton's laws ofir.rav1tv.
Edmund Halley ( 1656-1 742) was
financ1aJly independent, the son of a
wealth) businessman. He was thus
free to pursue scholarl y interests
~s a young man. hc made a name
for himself in sc1en11fic circles by
traveling to the island of St. Helena in
the South Atlanuc to c~talog the st.ars
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Fountain Valley Council
prohibits bingo parlors
The Fountain Valley City Council took the following actions at its Nov. 19
mcctina: •-Approved an ordinance that would prohibit locating bingo parlors 1n
any of the caty's shoppina centers.
•-Approved an ordinance which would hmtt the operation of fonunc
tellina parlors to Fount.am Valley's commercially-zoned areas.
•-Presented a $1,000 donation to Fountain Valley High School to
finance the· Dec, 10-11 anti-druJ program. featuring a talk by David T.oma.
former New York City policeman and drug abuser .
•-Approved the Fountain Valle)' Redevelopment Agency's bond issue,
by a vote of 4-1 , with Ben Nielsen voting no. •-Authorized the city staff to "fast track" the installation of traffic
sianals at the intersection of Newhopc Street and ~e1I A venue. because of
concern for the safety of school children at that crossing.
Irvine student's poem published
Anna G lusen, 10 of Irvine, has had a poem entitled "Ants" published 1n
the December issue of"Hi~lights for Children," a national magazine wit.h a
circulation of n~rly two million.
Anna, a sixth grader at Tunic Rock Elementary School, is the daughter of
Loren and Birgitta Glassco. AnnJl.panicipates in the Irvine Youth Chorale. the
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By TOM WRIGHT
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ment hu unveiled a new complaint
'procedure, desiJncd to be more
respo nsive to citizens.
A police.~tudy presented to the City
Council last week admitted that while
the previous policy conformed to
lepl auidclines. it didn't provide a
simple and understandable way for
citizens to file complatnts.
"Both the General Order and
citizen information sheets arc very
formally worded," Capt. Wilham De
Nisi told the council.
"In fact, past criticisms that com-
plaint procedures were unncccssanl y
bureaucratic were justified."
De Nisi said the revised policy 1s
simpler and more responsive.
It includes an 1nformat1on
brochure detailing how to file a
complaint. The department also re-
vised the complaint form to include
requests for specific 1nformat1on
needed by police invesuaa1ors. The
revised form and brochure arc avail-
able at the police station. De NISI said,
unlike the previous form. w~1ch had
been kept in the watch commander's
office.
De N1si has been conducting train-
ing sessions on the new policy to
ensure that police will handle co m-
plaints "1n an efficient yet empathetic
manner."
He said add111onal tra1n1ng
sessions arc planned .. .so that the
personnel can stnve to avoid com-
rlaint-causang behavior ...
With the new policy, De Nm ~1d.
the process 1i. streamlined because 11
clearly. designates areas of rcspons1-
b1ltty.
The council asked that the
broctiurc detail how to contact coun'-
ctl members, if a c1t1Len were dis-
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Lat1no '"1ten
UC Irvine 1s inviting Launa wnters
(o submit unpublished manuscripts
1n the campus' 12th annual Chicano
Literary Contest. The -contest, spon-
sored by the UCI Department of
Spanish and Portuguese, is open to
professional and non-professional
writers who are residents of the
United States
Short stones or poetry ca n be
subm11ted an Ensltsh, Spanish or a
combinauon of the languaJes.
The deadline for subm1ss1ons 1s
Feb. I 5, 1986. Entries should be sent
to the department. of Spanish and
Portuguese, University of \aliforn1a,
Irvine, CA 927 17.
Winners will be announced April
28. and an awards ceremony will take
place May 8 at the Un1vcrs1t y Club
More informatton on the contest
can be obtained by calling 856-6901
A•l•t.nt dean
Dr. Lois Shafqat ba~ been named
actinJ assistant dean of \tudcnt
activities for the remainder of the
school year at Golden We'it (allege 1n
Hunt1naton Beach. The JOb will
require her to advise the ~tudent
council and coordinate 30 campu'>
clubs.
She will assume this respons1b1h t>
while continuing to hold her l urrc!nt
post as ass1sumt dean ot the collegt•'" •
disabled students program
Shafqat came to Golden Wc\t 1n
1979. She rece1 ved her docrora tc irf
psychodiagnost1cs 1n 1963 from .the
United States International llnl\cr-
s1ty in San Diego.
She ts a resident of~llvcrado
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Services slated
for Jesus Flores
Funeral acrv1ccs wdl be held Seuat•
day for Jesus Soltero Aora o( COMA
Mesa, a retired construction wotker
who died Sunday at H<>a&>femorial
Hospital at the aac of80. •
Mr. Flores. who was born tft
Chihuahua, Meiuco. had ljved itt
Costa Mesa fo r the past 3S yean.
He 11 survived by three IOlll -
Richard and Lou11 Flom o( COl&a
Mesa and Jessie Flores of Sin ~
-and one dauahter, Linda Fry of
Concord Also survlVina are tJuee
brothers, a sister and four paad ..
children
V1S1tatton 11 scheduled for nooa
Fnday at Pierce Brothers Bell Broed-
way Mortuary 1n Costa M~ wit.b I
Rosary service Fnday at 7:30 p.m. at
t. Joachim 's Chi.irch. A Mui of
Chmuan Bunal will be reciLcd Satur·
.day at 11 a.m at the church, followed
by interment at Good Shepbetd
Cemetery
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Shopper• expected to keep cash registers busy
Although tradition a l s hopping season customers will pull out their credit
card to buy &Jf'ls. analy~ts say. ---ts s horter. compa nies are optimis tic "I believe the consumer, who is
overextended, will leveraae himself
more." said Walter Loeb, a retail
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Morpn tanley & Co. "The Ameri-
can consumer as a scntimentaltst. At
Christmast1me he wants to give gaf'ls
and be wan ts'° extend warm wishes
Nl:.W YORK (AP) -Last year's
boom, six fewer shoppina day this
year and recent heavy sales of uch
bia·tickct items as cars could mean a
modest Christmas for the nation's
retailer&, industry watchers say.
But stores have been stepping up .
promotions before the Christmas
shoppina season fbrmally stans Fri·
<$ay. And despite a heavy debt load,
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K Man, hkc other retailers. used
drastic markdowns an 1984 to get rid
ofits bloated anventones. As a result.
the company recorded bnsk sales
gains. but profi ts suffered.
Hrewer said 1985 sales for reta1 lc~
in general should gain S percent.'
lJuncan Muir, u spokesman for
third-ranked J.C. Penney Co .. said:
"We're generally optimistic. We ex·
pect a better Chnstmas fer J.C.
Penney. 8as1cally. we feel we have a
better mix of merchandise for g.ifl
items." ,
Penney. based 1n New York. 1\
forecasting a 6 percent sak" incrra~·
for retailer$.
This year's sales again will '•ti)
from region to region, !><lid Sinai
"T. he depressed areas of the economy.
lake the Midwest, seem to lx rt<viv1ng
to some extent. Those areas arc likely
to see a bigger rebound than average
simply because last year wal> '>O
depressed."
In addition to the usual longer
hours. stores are using planned
promotions and arc stepping l!P
advenising to entice buyers.
''Many stores arc planning 'Mid·
night Madnesses,' 10-to-5 sales. 24-
hour sales. in order to encourage the
~hopper to shop 1n November,'' u1d
Loeb "Many. many stores art tryina
to sumulatc: more prc-Thanks11v1n1
1'lu111ncs!I bec:au~ of the shoner
\Cason, ttnd the consumer responds
bccau~ he 1 still very value-con-
sc1ous ..
Loeb wams con1u.1mer$ that be-
cauSt' inventories are under control.
most-wanted items likely will be out
of stock early in December. Among
the toys he cxpt.'Cts to be in short
supply arc Pound Puppies, Cabbagr
Patch dolls and Transformers -
vehicle that tran fomi into. r.obo&s.
However, Carol Farmer. a retail
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because "the customer is still denv1ng
">elf-esteem from finding a bargain."
I c1b1an Linden, executive director
oft he coasumer resea rch center of thr
Conference Board. said consu mers
who intend to buy gifts will buy thern
no maticr bow Ion~ the Christmas . ~ason 1s.
He also said the busincs~sponsor
ed reseach group has spotted an
increase in 1ntcnt1ons to buy maJor
appliances.
What else ll> going to sell well this
year" Fashion. Farmer predicted,
whether its a new type of microwave
oven or trendy blouse." I think people
want newness," she said.
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for those who know their rights'
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dollars for goods not always available Under the FTC regulations. mail-Bureau or state and local consumer
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be a Convcnl.cnce fiorconsumc""' who within a time period specified in their • ... -Keep a copy of the company's know their rights. ads, or with in 30 days if they don't name. address. date of order.
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Hostage envoy Church of England's Kissln
Terry Wa tte combines s kill, patience,
toughness a nd humor in a ticklish job
By MAUREEN JOHNSON
AMI 1111•"-W'*' .
after mcetina Col. Moammar
Khadafy m a Bedouin tent last
Chnstmas at the Ltbyan leader's
hcadquaners 1n Tnpoli.
Anderson, ch1ef Middle Ea t cor-
respondent for the Associated Press;
the Rt'v. Lawrence Jenco, a Roman
Catholic priest: and fhoma-
utherland, the university•s dean of'
aanculture.
These four sent a le tter to Runt1e.
but there was no word about a fiflh
hostaae. Peter Kilburn. 60. a llt>ranan
at the university. .
70 m1lhon·member worldwide
Analican Communion.
5"urina the Bntons' freed om from
lr1n made Waite natio nally known
Jn his role as Runcic's envoy.
Wa11e. 46. 1ns1Ms he chcn1h~ ht1
tndcpendcnce from any aovem ment
-••from 8nta1n , from the nitcd
lites, from an)'one," he told tht
Associated Prci.s
For 1m1lar reasons. Wa1tt' h:i.,
neve r SOUJht ordinatJon beca use of
the rcstramt1. o r at least tht' rolc-
Bntain before totna to U,._. la
1968 as advi1a to lM AQll!CM
b1sbo p there.
With his wife t-ranccs, he was blld
at 1unpo101 dunna m ~"pulli~
of Asians at\~ Upnda n d•ctator Wi
Am m's 1971 takcovt r He apcftt moll
<>f tht' I Q70t in Rome a a coniuh.aoa
10 the ( .itholtc ( hurc hon mis ionary
wo rk 1n Afnca.
The Wa1tt's live w11h tht'1r three
LONDON -Terry Waite. the
Archbishop of Canterbury's special
t'nvoy who 1s lryina to win freedom
for four American hostages in Leba-
non. is a hu&e. genlle man who has
faced auns in the past and who places
a hiah value on common sense.
Waite already is a national figure as
a n~tiator where lt ves-ar~al stake
The K.hadafy meeuna led to the
releu~ 1n February of four Britons
held 1n Tripoli for nearly nine months
af\er a siege at the Libyan embassy in
London.
Waite's first diplomatic coup was
peFsuadtng-lran's Jtlanne-fundamcn-
tallsts in 1982 to free four hostage
Britons, including three AnaJ1can
m1ss1onancs.
The kidnappers say thcy"<e IC1llcd
another U.S. hostage, diplomat Wil-
liam Buckley. and are dcmandina
freedom for 17 comrades jailed in
Kuwait. · r.layana, he feels 1t would brina -"I
kc reaJI the fr~lf."
IUle lf'CW Up 1n tyal, a v11laac 1n
nonhwest EniJand, and lef\ school at
16. 1mhued with an urge to travel
daua,hters and son in a V.ctorian
house in soutbea.st Londoo'a alllck·-·---
hcath ltastnci ffc 6C onas 10 tlie loCal
co nservation society, U>ndon•a
Travelers' Club and lhe J..eft-Huded
Society
aite has been dubbed the Church
of EnaJand's Henry Kissinger Has
combination of skill, pa11cncc. tough-
ness, humor and a n ab11t1y 10 focus on
the human plight of people made
plwns in power struggles prompted
British newspapers to compare him
to Kissinger, who perfected the an of
shuttle diplomacy whale serving as
secretary of state bet"'een 1973 and
1980.
.. The ability to establish personal
relationships 1s crucial. . . all you
need is common sense," Wa ite said
Waite doesn't talk much about
what went on betwee n him <Jnd the
volatile Khadafy or Iran's mullahs.
With the same d1 scretton he ap-
proaches the m1\s1on an Lebanon
whe re the Islamic Jihad '1:o up has
claimed rcsponslb1hty for kidnapping
four Amcncanc; -former Hunt-
1ng1ngton Beach resident · David
Jacobsen, director of the American
University Hospital an Beirut; Terry
'Hello out there';
encounter sought
with real 'E.T. s'
HARVARD. Mass. (AP) -With the touch or a lever, "E.T ." director
Steven Spielberg inaugurated a search for rcal-hfe extraterrestnals. switching
o n a gjant ante nna that astronomer'> hope will detect radio signals sent from
o uter space.
''This marks the beg1nn1ng o f a really powerful searc h that has a decent
chance of finding something." said Paul Ho rowitz. a Harvard Universit y
professor who designed the 84-foot communications dish. pan of lhe most
powerful radio-scanning system ever used to hunt for aliens.
The dish. ca pable of scanning 8.4 m illion radio channels, mark\ an
escalation of such efTons by the Planetary Society. which scans the skies for
sign s of life from 11s Oak Ridge Observatory in Harvard. a small town
nonhwcst of Boston.
Since 1983. the i.pace-watch ing group had been searc hing with a simpler
scanner. which pKkcd up only 180.000 radio channels.
The news 100.000anLcnna. known as PrOJCCI Meta. was fu nded by a grant
from Spielberg. 1he science fiction filmma ker whose credits include "Close
Encounte rs of the Third Kind" and "E.T.," which featured a lovable alie n.
Spielberg whisked into Harvard JUSt long enough 10 01p on the antenna
with the help of his infant son. Max. The communications dash hummed as 11
rotated skyward.
"It's the most sophisticated search for extraterrestrial intelligence 1n
h uman history," said Carl Sagan, the popular science writer and president of
the Planetary Society. who joined Spielberg, Horow1t1 and other astronomer.,
at the observatory 10 ded icate the antenna. Aflcrwards. the y toasted the eve nt
.. I 1h1nlt"thcmost 1111portantttnngu ·
~1ng able to listen 10 the other
person's point o f view," said Waite
"I don't condo ne hos1aie-tak1na
and I don't condone terron sm. But
there arc reasons why peo ple do these
things and I think we have go t 10 .
try to understand them."
The heavil y bearded . 6-foot-7 son
of an English villaae policeman 1s a
layman at th~ hean of power in the
Anglican Church of England.
Archbisho p Roben lfoncie named
Waite as his secretary for Anglican
Communion Affairs five years ago.
TerryWaJte
In stnct ll'rm' thl· JOh mean\
traveling w1dcl> tv organ11c Runc1e's
foreign tnps and handling letter!> -
up to 200 a day -the archb1~hop
receives from members of the nearly
I k JOtned the G renad1t'r G uardi.
but said he lefl because he was allcf11c
to the khaki dye 1n1'Jlc army uniform.
Raised in the Chu~ch of En&Jand. he
decided on rehiJo us tra1n1na. was
attracted to Ro man Cathohc1sm . but
l hOS<' A nglican1~m bccau~ of "11s
pau1onate coolness. au m1J1t1,1rc ot
autho nt) and free~om:·
Wane took a 1heoloay degrct' at 1hr
Angli can Church Army College 1n
Lond on and worked for the churrh an
Waite'!. s11e c.om mands a naturaJ
authonty. H1\ t)rc~ncc exudes I
rcassunng air.
"But htt's rather insecure," says
Bishop Ro~s Hook. a collea.auc at
Lambeth Palace. the archb11hop'•
London headq@ ners
'And thett''~ a hint of na1vt't)'
about him 11 "<I' pan of h1i. ~trenath
1n Iran bt.'cau\C 1he-. were used lO
deali ng on l ~ with professio nal poli·
t1c1ans ...
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111!!1 Pilat THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1986
ahrauses become chairmen of the boards
amily's lumber
ompa n y is oldest
aguna business
)' LAURA MERK
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For 72 years the Jahrauscs have
orkcd steadily at construc11ng their
mtly-owned and operated Laguna
ch Lumber Co. Today it 1s the
ldest business in town
The lum~r company was founded
by Joseph R. Jahraus in 1913. Only 1 !
families lived in the beach comm uni·
ty then, but Jahraus believed things
would change. He hit the nail on the
head, because over I S.000 people
now call Laguna Beach home.
Joe (Richard) Jahraus Jr. said when
his father staned the business there
were only two other lumber com·
panics in Santa Ana and Los Angeles.
This posed a problem because the
only existing street was a din stretch
called Laguna Canyon Road.
Plent): of atock awaita purcbue by contracton and
cuatomen buildln& and remodellDC homea ln county.
It was difficult hauling thC"wood by
horse and wagon but the trek was
made easier when chain-<Jriven
trucks became available.
Jahraus made arrangements to
receive lumber shipped from Oregon
and Northern California. He picked
up the train loads at the old General
Store sttll located at El Toro Road .
Jahraus $pent 56 years building the
business he would one day pass on to
his son. He died in 1969 while still a
steady employee there.
In tum, last year JahrausJr. sold his
shares in the company to his two sons,
Joe Jahraus Ill and Jeff.
Things have changed since 1913'
when the business was located where
the Ivy House restaurant now stands.
Today it occupies more than two
acres on Lapuna Canyon Road.
As each new family member takes
over the business they all insist they
had to work their way to the top.
Jahraus Jr., 60, began his career
sweeping the floors and "cleaning the
bathrooms ... He retired last year.
Jahraus Ill said he and his brother
worked at the yard since they were I 3.
"When we bought the business we
were able to quadruple our salanes."
he said jokingly.
Since the business was founded at
the tum of the century, an indepen·
dent trucking staff has been added
along 1Aith Vi t>mployees.
And busm-css has been on an
upswing for two years. "As long as the
interest rates sta y the same it will
continue to be on the upswing." said
Jeff Jahraus. 34.
·Although 75 percent of their sales
are to contractors, the) say home
remodels are also profitable. ''There
arc anywhere from S5,000 to
S300,000 remodels on homes in the
area." said Jahraus Ill.
E vcn some of the homes in the area
are near commcncal building size.
Plans arc on the board for a 22.00().
square-foot home 1n,SOuth Laguna.
"Anyway." said Jahraus Jr .. "Or-
ange Count) will never die. Lt will be a
tough and crowded place to llve in l 0
years."
It also looks hke the new owners
may break family trad1t1on and
shorten their careers considerably.
They both hope to take early retire-
ments either by selling the business or
hiring someone to run 11. "I would
retire tomorrow," said Jahraus Ill.
Predicting he'll stay in the business
another I 0 to IS years. Jeff Jahraus
added, ''Then I'll retire to play
around. in vest my money and go
fishing."
The profitable bu~iness would
allow such plans.
"We could both retire today but we
have expensive wives." said Jahraus
lll with a gnn.
Ha'rinC betun where the l.y Houae reataurant now atanda.
Lapna Beach Lumber Co. now bu a two-acre canyon alte.
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Loag view contributes
to corporate upheavals
Line people a r e in charge aga in a fter
being burden ed by s t a ff bureaucracies
By JOHN CUNNI FF
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NEW YORK - For years corpor-
ate America has been urged to take
the long view, to build sturdy com-
panies that could w11hstand foreign
competition. rapidly changing mar·
kets and economic recessions.
Well. says Eugene Jennings. wel·
come to the long view.
Corporate America. says the
professor, 1s going through an up-
heaval, one so vast that most people
see but a fragment of the vast picture.
It is not. says Jennings. simply the
restructuring of assets through ac-
quisitions and divestitures: or the
development of new strategies for
facing competition; or the n:ahgn1ng
of the management organization.
Jennings, a JO.year student of
major corporations and their leaders.
and an adviser to many of them.
maintains that all these changes are
mere pans of the whole. And there are
more parts, he says.
The upheaval. says Jennings from
his base at Michigan State U nivers1ty,
1sn'tJUSt an evolution of the manufac·
taring approach. And neither 1s It
only a chanie in the manner in which
labor is utilized.
"It's all of these:· he ~ays. and he
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David Stecnblock. from Stecnblock Medical C'hnic will be the
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Association meetings arc held at noon. at the Seventh Floor
Restaurant in the Home Savings Building on El Toro Road at
Interstate 5. Meetings are open to professionals. business owncn.
executives, managcn and sales people. who are interested in
increasing their business.
Call Betty Hie at 581-1106 for more tnfonnat1on.
• • • On Dec. 3, Betty Hie. from Hie Tech Word Processing and Don
Hill from Saddleback Auto Spa will appear on Scott West's .. Let's
Talk Business," Business Services Weck. The show airs on
Dimension Cable Channel 3 at 7:30 p.m. and again air on Dec. 8 at
6:30p.m.
Betty Hie, Don H ill and Scott West are all mcmtxrs of the
Business Referral Association. AQy prof~sionals, business owner..
executives, manaacrsand sales peo~ who al"( interested in the aroup
should call H ic at S81-1 l 06 for more information.
• • • Business tratqy Institute. under the dircc:uon of
author/lecturer Y.N. Chana. Ph.D. will be prcsentina a free weekly
series ofinfonnative scmina'1 and round-table question-and.answer
sessions for business owners. The series is on Monda)'s from 7-8 p.m.
Upcomina topics of di1euss1on are: Dec. 2-"Oeleption"
Dec. 9 -"Taract Marketina"
Dec. 16 -"Profit Muimization"
Dec. 23 -"Growth Objectives"
Oiscuwons are held at BSI, l1~1 Irvine Blvd., unc .. ," 1n
Tustin. Seatina is limited. For mervationacall cathcr Bun or Jack1tt ~2J2. Bulincu tntqy Institute is a firm dedicated to the
advancement of bu inc stratqy for effttllve manqcmcnt. The
lnstiN&e offm ~ar.:h. s.cmina'1 and consullJng. ••• .
I
having its origins more than a decade
ago. when companies decided they
would tolerate no longer the bad
habits they slipped into dunng the
1960s.
What 1'i happening today, says
Jennings. 1s the most fundamental
chan«ie in how business views itself
since the development of con·
glomerates more than two decades
ago.
Perhaps most observable is the
changed compettuve strateg>. in
which alliances. such as that bet1A-een
General Motors and Toyota 1n Fre-
mont. Calif .. arc announced almost
ever) da)'.
He defines an alliance as a super
JOtnt venture tn whu:h the panies
m1$ht share capital; manufacturing
fact hues and knowhow: markets: and
research and development. Most
alliances. he says. have three of these
four elemen1s.
S1multaneous1y. changes are being
pressed in the management organiza.
uon. "There 1s a fundamental at·
tempt to get the slop out of the
management h1erachy that had been
created by an overly strong emphasis
on staff." he says.
In the new and highly compet1t1 ve
marketplace. he explains. line man-
agers have won the fight with staff
manager; for scarce re~ources. Line
people arc in charge again. he said.
after b(ing burdened by staff bu-
reaucracies.
The big change in manufactunng is
1hat companies now view themselves
as pnmc contractors who sublet jobs.
or ··outsource" them to specialists,
"because typically low cost. high
quality produeuon 1s 1n small units:·
Equally fundamental is the
changed attitude toward labor.
The old tdea viewed labor as a pair
, of reliable hands for hire five days a
week That notion. thr professor says.
1s i" 1ng way to the altitude that labor
must not only be present but pro-
ducti ve also.
"Hence. compensation will be
based on product1v1ty and more co-
opttng of labor through profit sharing
and bonu~s tied to profit."
In keeping with what Jennings
, 1ews as an unwritten master plan
being tollowcd by some of the b•ggest
and be'lt rompan1cs, amt manaae-
mcnt has underaonc a profound
change
Companies arc 1mpetieat wtth
lagard d1v1s1ons and mature prod·
ucts. and now they aren't afraid to
drop them. Neither art thty reluctant
to acquire stars. or successful prod·
ucts and companies owned by othel"l.
While there arc pan1cular reasons
for this latter behavior. such H
reduc1nt the cntreprmcunaJ nsk and
pfoin1 a qu1cld)' P,tOfha~ product.
Lherc 11 an ovcmdint reuon as well.
accord1na to Jenninp.
It 1s the fcehna that chahs has
a~ldy ~n dda)Cd to0u9h. lbcre
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Here's looking at you
Memorea en,meertnc technician Steve
Elli• enmlnea a yoke found ln a 21 78
Dlaplay Sta don Monitor. The yoke la one of
the componenta ueed to produce c haracters
and aymbola of the conect height, width and
clarity for optimum operator-e ye co mfort.
Calculate closing costs
..\\ an) ho meowner can C\pla1n.
bu\ ing a plact to hve -a hou'i<'. ro-
op or condominium -d10cr.. from
an\ other purcha~ you e'er make.
First, the typical home sale u~uall~
takes at least a month from thr time
the eller agrees 1n wnting to thr sale
to the time it is closed. Second. C' en
the plain-vanilla home sale 1n' oh~\ a
cast of characters that usual!\ in-
clude mortpae tenders. laW)en. tttle
.§(arch and insurance com1>3n1es. real
est.ate ~nt local tax coll«"tors.
houK 1n pccton. survc-.ors and
1enn1te cxpcrU.
Th1rd, lM bottom-line co<Jt of)our
home Wlll total anywhert from ~ to ~
percent more than rn1 pncc This
prtm1um 1s made up of v.-hat art
collectively known as stttlcmcnt or
"clos1na" costs. e:apcntc$ rclauna to
buy1n1 a home that the bu)cr acncr·
ally must Pl at do 1n1 -the time
v.hcn }'OU PIY for the home and the
\tiler hands you the title and .. C)'\
Many homtbu)'tn fln• learn ahout
clo 1n1 costs when they •POI) for a
mona Under the fcde-ral Real
Fstatc ttlemcnt Procedutt c-t, all
mol"\&llC lcnden mu t pro\1dt \OU
I,
MARY
RUDIE
wnh a .. good faith cst1matl"' of .111
clo mg costs w1th1n thret da'' :ihrr
you apply for a loan. >\lsu unlkr the
R SPA. the lender mu'il g1,e \Ou a
copy of "Settlement Costs." o gu1dr
published by the U . CXpanmrnt of
Housana and U rban De' cll)pment
(HUD). The 1u.1de b ts )Our nghts as
a homebu)er and explain\ the \O\t\
you can expect to s>e> at or hctorc
cl0$l"l-
OM business da)' before tht clos·
•nit. wboe"Cr i handhn& the propcn) • uk is ~ip~ under R PA to let
you tee a copy rK the U n1 form
ScttklMnt Statement. a tandard
form devek>ped b) HUD •!\at hows
the ttitktMftt t'bar&n you .., II ha vc
lOS-Y· HcttattMMneoflhtk~ ttcm'
on thC' rnrm
•Point<. I ,, rrntC't'I them!telves
from a n-.c 1n 1 ntl'rl'\I ratC'S dunng the
hie of 'our m11rtiia~c man~ lenders
will charge \Ou an nng1nat1on fC'c at
closing. Thl· amount 1!1 figured 1n
po1nt<1 with onl' point f'qual 10 I
pcrC'Cnt of the pnnnpal amount of the
loan On n'cragl'. h1)mC'buvcr!> can
e'J>"('t 10 pa\ 1 to ..i pomh on their
mortgage O(couN". you mn) be ahle
to do helter b't shopping around. The
IR "1ews poinh. as to ng as they arc
not di au•~ scrvtt't foes. 3\ pl"(patd
1ntt~t and allows \Ou to deduct
them from )Our federat income axe
•Mortaaae lnsurancc Pttm1um.
unders general!) ~Ultt homc--
hu\Crs whoS( downpa)mcnts are
'imall -10 pc~nt or less -te> takt
monaaac in urance. The polacy
auarantccs thll the lcndtt will be
rcpe1d for the monaaae's full amou.nt
1f you. can't keep up with peymcn
E-_pca to PIY the ftnt year's prem1urn
11 ctos1
•Prcpead Taxes lDd Tu &cro
sa bomeowner. '(Ou will ha1te •o P9Y
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0r-.. C0Mt DAILY PtLOT/ Thurtdey, Novembet 28, 1'85
It should be a merry season , toy industry says
I
Transformers tops; parents
spend 1 70 a year per child
Skateboards. thanks to their prominent use in the
11.ummcr movie hit "Back to the Future." arc malung
someth1na of a comeback, and the return of Halll'y's
comet is pumna sales of ch1ldttn's telescope .
Old standbys. like tbe Barbie dol~ which ha~ been on
tht" market 26 years, and Monopoly always do well. But
Trivial Pursuit. which was very popuJarlast year. is pretty
much on the out .
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• N~W YORK -~arcnts aren't siam~ing the ~~n s toy ato~s.to flJht ov~r Cabbaac: Patch Kjds for ~ children thn year, but 1t should st ill be a merry
'-•matma for toymakers. ~ ndCaabPuierure rinaina up brisk sales of new toys hke the
ou . !' an adoptable stuffed mutt, and Teddy
"I'm optimistic about the outlook for Christmas sales
and I think sales could be up as much as 20 percent to 2S
percent." said Paul Valentine, a toy analyst for Standard
& Poor's Corp. ·
Parents spend an average S 170 a year per child on the
more than I 50.000 toys on the market that are made by
800 d ifferent companies,· lhe Toy Manufacturers of
America association says. RuxP'n. ~ ·tee~ bear whose eyes, nose and mouth are
IYh ~ron1 to an internal voice tape so Teddy looks like e • 11etually talkini.
Toys that ehanae from vehicles into robots, hke the 3-)'ar~ld Transformer and . the newer Vohron lines. !!.!"'ltn hot. In fact. Transformers have edged pa.st the '-Abbitt Patch Kids to bcclome the best scJling toy.
Wholesale toy sales should increase 10 percent to 12
perecnt in I 98S over the $9 billion po ted last year. said
Charle Riotto, marketing prOJCCt5 director for the group.
Certain trends are boosting the industry. Riouo
added.
. Another holdover, the Masters of the Universe
acuoo flaures. also is doing well again this year.
WhJJc not ~lly big sellers yet. board game that t~h youna children how to prevent abductions and •~dents arc drawing interest as are Cawy. a read-along,
SH· •na·&Jona cassette tape player in the shape of a robot. and
"h seems like more and more grandparents arc
spendina money on their grandchildren, and these days
there arc more singlc-ch1ld households and parents seem
to spend mo re money when there 1s one panicular child to
shop for," he 5a1d.
UUY Bean. which 1s billed as the first black character
doll, toy stores report.
. In addition. "wtth so many divorces and split up
homes, one of the by-products is that children h'ave more
people buying toys for them. The divorced parents will
buy toys and the step-parents will be giving them u well."
Gallup Poll still
sampling at 50
·A teaspoon of soup
ls enough to tell you
what the pot is like .·
By UTHLEEN BIRD
• JI 1 ,,,,_.,..
PRINCETON. N.J. -No Demo-
crat had been elected to statewide
office in Iowa since the Civil War, and
l t seemed unlikely that a 60-year-<:>ld
'~dow had much of a chance as the
pm:ty'scandidate forSCCTctary ofstatc
tn 1932.
Her nomination was mostly a
sestwe of respect for Ola Babcock
Miller's late husband. a small-town
newspaper publisher who spent his
life attacking Republicanism in the
' Com Belt state.
I Mrs. Miller. however, was serious.
And she had the good fortune to have I a son-in-law who was working for a
New Yorkadvents1ng firm. His name
was George H. Gallup and he had an
idea: Go door-to-door and ask people
what they want.
Mrs. Miller won. and George
:· Gallup had a new business. Three
years later, the Gallup Poll was born.
For half a century. the poll has
• quantified the morals, manners.
fears. hopes, rcligjous beliefs and
habits of people around the world.
• .. This ts an information age. and
polling is one of the consummate
forms of coll cc ti na in form a I ion." said
Andrew Kohut. president of The
Gallup Organization Inc.
Literary Digest picked the Re·
publican with 57 percent of the votr
He lost with 37 percent.
"It's been a national 1nst1tutior
ever since," Kohut said of the Gallu
Poll, which issues releases twice
week that arc published by I 50 da1I
newspapers.
Smee 1950. the poll's pre-elecuo
estimates have deviated from fin
votes by an average of 1.4 percent·
points.
The firm does 1ts polling in 3
communities across the counl
where a local interviewer quc~110
five people. National profiles arc 1
rcsuh of 1,500 personal interview'>.
"The goal of scientific sa mph ·
procedures is to select a sample
population that 1s representative
the entire population:· said Gcor e
Gallup Jr .. son of the founder. Gall p
and his brother. Alec, are co-cha r-
men of the Gallup OrganizatJon.
"To take a crude parallel. a t
spoon of soup is enoupi to tell y u
what the whole pot 1s like." sa d
Gallup.
George H. Gallup began his
search in public opinion and electl n
forecasting in the earl y 1930s. a
teaching 18 college councs in th
disciplines at four univers1t1es.
Gallup devised research tech-
niques for determining newspaper
readership, conducted the first na-
tional survey of magazines to de-
termine which advertisements at-
tracted the most attention. then
Joined the New York advertising firm
ofYoungand Rub1 cam in 1932.
Throughout his 49 years with the
poll. Galfup's most ambitious project
was a 1976 survey to determine the
quality oflifc in all areas of the world.
The study sampled populations rep-
resenting two-thirds of the world's 4
billion mhabitant.s.
Wbtlc. UK Gallup Poll is the bes1
known of the firm s acu v1 1es. 1
represents a small part of the Gallup
()rpnization's business.
ihe firm undertakes surveys com-
m 1ss1oncd for more than 100 ind1v1d-
ual clients. many in the food and
grocery products business.
"The bulk of our work is lookmg at
the broad market implications of a
wide range of products and services."
said Leonard Wood. who shares the
role of chief operating offi cer with
Kohut.
The issues covere"d by the poll have
reflected changrng times. Education.
politics and criminal justice have
been amon$ the topics covered. along
with the elustence of God and which
-----.,ast-food restaurant servc•up the-bes
hambuf1Cr.
The Gallup Poll achieved fame
when The Literary Digest magazine
poll. which had been generally ac-
curate. m1 scallcd the Alf Landon-
Frankhn D. Roosevelt election 1n
1936.
As head of its marketing and copy
research depanments, Gallup con-
tinued his rcsear<:h with print media
.ind created the first nationwide radio
audience measurement.
He also develo d a method now
widely used to mcasurilhe efTcct1vc-
ness of television and print advertis-
ing.
As the poll reaches its half-eentury
mar1'. KohuLsaid~~We'.re.....an the
process of exP.loring new areas and
developing still further refinements
of survey research techniques.··
Gallup, in a column appcann~ the
New York Herald Tnbune, predicted
that the magazine"; unsc1cnt1fic straw
poll would show Landon winning and
that 1t would be wrong.
The first releases of the Gallup Poll
were sent to 35 client newspaper-; 1n
1935. In 1936. the Bnt1sh Gallup Poll
was established. It was 1hc first of 39
survey organizations around the
globe that are now associated w11h the
Gallup Orgamzat1on.
The poll's fo under died in Sw1t1er-
land last year at agc-82.
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The internal assessment has little
to do with the poll's binhday but has
instead stemmed from Gallup's
death. he said.
"In a sense. we are still 1n the
infancy ofpolhng. In the near future.
international research will be con-
ducted 1n a matter of hours," said
Gallup.
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More cautious about the Christmas outlook 1s
Norman Ricken, president of Toys "R" Us Inc., the
nation's largest toy retailer. with 233 stores and $2 billion
in sales.
Amont the more unusual 11f\ ideas is \he $330
Omn1bot. a large proanimmablc robot. F.A.0 Schwarz.
the facnou toy store on New York's Fifth Avenue, is
sellina for SI 9.9S a children's story book whose plot 1s
personalized by an in-store computer to includl' the
names of the children. The Chnstmas shoppina season. which formaJly
bq1n Friday. is silt days shorter this year than last, he
noted. And at bookstores. you can buy the Questro.n
electronic wand for SI 0 to S 12 and Questron electronic
quiL books for $3.9S each. The wand, which burn~s and
beep • senses the riaht and wrona answers.
Has Toys "R" Us tried to tempt shoppers to buy
cnrly?
"The consu(Jler shops when she's ready to shop.
There is only ~o much you can do.'' Ricken said. "The
main thina we want to do is be there when she or he 1s
ready and be in stock with the merchandise he or she:
wants."
Playt~ini magazine surveyed toy buyers at 3.500
retail operations nationwide to come up with the
following list of the season's best-selling toys. not r:anked
1n any panicular order:
Already in short supply arc the Pound Puppies and
Teddy Ruxpins.-the analysts say.
Toys arc expensive again this year. but the good new~
1s that Cabbage Patch dolls are cheaper. going for $30 to
S3S, versus $40 to $SO last year. he said.
-Hasbro's Transformers, panicularly lnscct1cons.
P inobots and Triple Changers.
-Kcnner's M.A.S.K. action fiaures and vehicles.
-Matchbox's Voltron 1ransformables.
-Coleco's Cabbage Patch Kid!i .
The larger Vol tron toys arc selling for $60 10 $6S each.
It's not only high prices that are helping toymakers'
profits.
-Matteis' Masters of the Universe line.
-Tonka's Pound Puppies.
-Hasbro's My Little Pony.
-Hasbro's GI Joe and vehicles. "fJntasy value as opposed to play value has been
increased 1n recent years in the toy industry throuah the
use of cartoons that star toys and extensive pre-pacJc.aacd
fantasies that give the· toys distinctive personaJilles.''
Valentine said .
-UN World Wrestling Federation Superstars.
-World of Wonder's Teddy Ruxp1n.
Ra1ma honorable mentions were Hasbro's Real
Baby My Buddy and Wuzzlcs: U N's Thundercats,
GaJoob's Sweet Secrets transforming jtwel?'; Kenner'<;
Care Bears; Original Appalachian A~work s Furskms.
and videocassette recorder tapes for children.
"This has made the hits in the toy business biaer and
more lucrative than they have in the pa$t. A hit. instead of
beina an item. is an entire product hne," he sajd.
Texaco
unable
to afford
appeal?
$12 billion bond
is 'beyond oil giant's
capability to pay'
DALLAS (AP) -The president of
Texaco Inc. says the company may
not be able to post the bond netessary
to appeal a JUI) Judgment that if
nearly $2 b11l1on more 1han Trxaco'•
stock market value.
Houston jurors last week awat*d
Pennzoil Co. a record $1 0 53 b1Uion.
ruling Texaco broke up a l"fMllCr
agreement between Geuy Oil Co. and
Pennzoil. Texaco paid SI O I bi1Jion
for Getty1n 1984.
An appeal of the Judgment CQUld
require Texaco to post a \ 12 billion
bond, a sum that Te> • .itu President
Alfred C. DeCrane Jr. said Monday Is
beyond the oil giant's ability to pey ..
The White Plains. N. Y .·t.ed
company has a '>lock market v ·
$8.6 bilhon.
Under state law, •ddAllllll
attorneys"
JUdgmewt.
either in cash or liquid e•11M~tora seeing red
··1ra S 12 billion bond is requ1
Texaco doesn't have S 12 billion and
in myopin1on. probably can't get 1t -
then we'd ha ve to look for some
heroic measure. whether it's Chapter
11 or whatever," DeCrane told The
Dallas Morning News. refcrrin~ to
filing for protection from creditors
under federal bankruptcy laws .
State District Judge Solomon
Casseb Jr. of Houston has scheduled a
hearing for Dec. 5 on whether he
should affirm the j ury's verdict and
award.
DeCranc. who met Monday with
newspaper cditonal employees in
Dallas and Houston. defended the
takeover of Getty.
"In 83 years since we started down
here al Spmdletop (in East Texas), we
have grown and we've (tone some of
that growth through acqu1s1tion. but
we've never engaged in unfriendly
s1tuat1ons.'' he.said.
trtce•a ffDDt-WeMOD technician• Alice Bell and Francl•
Pinelli carefully lnepect eYery one of the 225,000,000
tbmatoee dellYered each day to the company'• Jl'ullerton
proceum, facWty. Th e bat will be tran•form.ed Into 6
million bottlee of cataup and barbecue eaa ce a nd 600
million can• of othe r toma to product. for one year.
Home resales rise
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Cali-
fornia home resales. down in Septem-
ber. shot 17.6 pc:rcent in October to a
five-month high. according to the
California Association of Realtors.
The association reported Monday
California's median seasonally ad-
JUSted figure reached 450,082 1n
October.
The median saJe pm:e. however, 1s
stan1ng to n sc rapidl y.
California's median resale price
was S 122.465 1n October. down I. I
percent from September but up 9.1>
percent from last October.
The 9.9 percent increase in pnce
marks 1he fas1est appre<:1ation since
the late 1970s, said Joel Singer. an
economist and vice pres1den1 of 1hc
assoc1at1on.
CLOSING COSTS CALCULATED ...
From Cl
your share of !ocal property taxes.
Most communities assess taxes an-
nually. but require their payment
quancrly, ~ there is a good chance
the seller will have already paid the
quarter's taxes for the house. At
closing. you will owe the seller
reimbursement fo r taxes prorated
from the date of purchase to the next
due dale.
To ensure that you make future tall
payments on time. most lenders will
add prorated tax payments to your
monthly mongage bill. The lender
keeps your monthly tax payments in
an escrow account and draws on the
funds as tallcs come due.
Lenders may also require you to
prepay a portion of your taxes at
clo,ing. How much will depend on
the length of time between the
purchase date and the tall due date.
The l'lo\Cr the dates, the mo~ you
pay Let's say you buy in November
and taxes are due in January. Your
one monthly payme nt barely bcgrns
to cover a year's taxes. Your lender
could ask you to pay the remainina 11
month~ at clos1na. Even if the nut tu
due date ii; v.irtually a year away.
lender .. can require two month's tax payment~ at clo ma to cover possible
increase!!.
•Prepaid Interest. At closina.
many lenders require you to pay
1nterrst that accrues o n the monpac
from the purchase date to the beJin·
nmg ot the penoa coverco oy your
first monthly payment. So. if you huy
on the 15th of the month, you will pay
one-hal f month's interest at closing.
In some cases, the lender will allow
you to add the sum to your first
monthly payment.
•Title Search and Insurance. Stan-
dard home sale contracts include a
provision that requires the seller to
deli ver the title to the house "free and
clear of all liens and enc umbrances.··
This means that no one else -except
the seller's fim monaagc lender -
has a clai m on your new home. Some
examples of title problems: The seller
may have used the house as collateral
for a loan that hasn't been repaid. or
the seller may have sold the prop-
erty's mineral rights.
You will need to pay a tttle
insurance company -or your lawyer
-to check out the title. Prior to
closing, the title company will issue
what 1s known as a binder or
commitment to insure. The binder
lam all defects and hens against the
title. Arrange to have a copy ~nt to
you or your lawyer. If there arc
matters affcctina the title that you
didn't agree to In the contract, now is
the time to raise them with the seller.
As a rule, homebuyers must buy
title insurance to protect the lender
against Ion 1f a naw in the title i5 not
turned up b¥ the ~arch. A tit le
insurance policy issu~ only tQ the
UPHEAVAL ANALYZED ••• Prom Cl
is 8 rceoan111on. he: sayi. that the
slOPP)' habit\ of the: 1960s were
continued too Ions. Tim fcchn& was
then made more uraent by the shock
of1he 1980s.
The shock. as mOJt will recall, was a
deep rcce ion that opoted ~•k·
neucs that should have been cor-
rected earlier. It cauttd many tol)
man•acn to decide that nothlna any
IOflJCt should be 11ered
The en\u1na economic rtt0vcry
and expan~1on provided the ~aqc
or opportunity for companies to do
wha1 the)' ~hould have done earlier.
which. ~Yi Jeon1n11t ~• to create a
format more viable for deahna wi th the: future. ..
He concedes that a Jot of mistake
art be1n1 made in lbe restn.ieturi~
"Many f11lum wtll come out of it. '
he Mys. But be concludet that from
the upheaval Amcric:an buSJnc: is
leamlna how 10 condum f ttclf for
many years abc:ad.
lender, however. does not protect
your interest in the house. If you want
protection. too. you must take out an
owner's insurance policy. Title flaw~
rarely go undetected, but when they
do. uninsured homeowners pay dear-
ly.
It is usually much less expcnsi ve to
buy an owner's policy in conjunction
with a lender's policy. Another way to
cut title insurance costs: rr the house
you want to buy has changed hands in
the past few years, you may he able to
get the seller's title insurance com-
pany to reissue you a policy based on
title information obtained at the time
of issuance of the seller's pahcv
•Legal Fees. Experienced homc-
buyers may have the confidence to
handle the home sale on their own.
Most of us. though, will need help
from a lawyer spccializina in real
estate transactions. Before you sian
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will be performed at what price. Fee
arc negotinble. If you can't agr« on a
price. shop for another lawver.
•Miscellaneous Cost.s. these may
include such thinas as a propeny
surve)', personal propcnyyou want to
buy from the selfer like li1htin1
fixtures or a washing machine, payina
an eniineer to inspect the property for
structural soundness. and even oil left
m the hcatina tank.
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reasonable closina costs can t bt
emphasized too much. Remember
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obtained from difrerfnl prov1dcn ts
well as the seller. Indeed. an cqrr
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Of'angeCout OAJLY PILOTl'Thurlday, Nowimb9r 21, 1985
Publicity-shy NSA in s _potlight
Ex-m ember 's arrest on spytng charge
raises queries on s uper-secret agen cy
By DEBORAH MESCE
A r'lltl"'-Wl'IMr
W ASHI NO TON -The arrest of a fo~er.aovemment eommunacations
spec1ahst has the National ~curaty
Agency wincing an the glare of a
spotlight that is rarely cast on· the
super-secret spy agency.
The agency as known to be one of
the most, if not the most, secret of all
JOvernment agencies. It~ JOb: break-·~& the codes of foreign communica-
tions transmissions it in tercepts
around the world and devising codes
for U.S. transmissions.
Playing o n llS secrecy and on its
in11tal s. 1t 1s sometime~ referred to by
outsiders as No Such Agency. and by
tho)C 1ns1de the agency as Never Say
Anything, saad James Bamford,
euthor of"The Punic Palace ·· Bam-
ford's book 1s considered the most
authontativc on the agency's oper-
ation!.. It details the inner workings of
the a.ency.
"It s an area that's very difficult to
get information on." Bamford, who
spent three years researching the book
that was published 1n 1982. said 1n a
telephone interview.
Even seemin~ly innocuous fac ts
about the nation s largest intelligence
agency, like how many employees it
has. are withheld.
"That'5 classified 1ntormation,"
Carolyn Johnson, an NSA pubh«
affairs officer, said in response to the
Question.
The agency rarely has been com-
promised by an em~loyce or former
employee. The FBI s arrest Monday
of a .44-year-old .fo~mer NSA com-
mun1cauons specialist may ra1St' new
security questions ..
Johnson said the NSA had no
comment on the case of Ronald W
Pelton, wh o was arrested on c~
pionagc charges in Annapolis. where
he has been working as a boat
salesman. He had worked for the
agency from 1965 until 1979
An FBI affidavit filed tn a Bah1-
more courtroom Monday said Pellon
admttted that that he sold eittremcly
se nsitt ve class1fied 1nforma11on
about U.S mtelligence acttv111e~ 10
the Soviet Union.
Pelton told the FBI an an 1nterv1cw
Sunday that he met with KGB officer
Anatoly Sla vnov several times bc-
lween January 1980 and January
1983, the affidavit said.
Johnson, the NSA spokesman. ~1d
the agency has three functions -
foreign in telligence, comm unicat1on'i
security and computer secu rity. It's
responsible for devising secure com-
munications within the government
as well as security for computers
w1th1n aovernment. tndu'ttr) and
acadcm 11. ~he said
But a kcd about 11s fort>1~n 1n
telltgence m1 'lion. \he u1d "I l.rnnot
ao 1n10 thu any more "
The a~cncy's 1ntelligen<.C·~thenng
work 1\ the lar&c'it and mo<,t vital part
0(1t\)Ob. Bamford \aid NSA'\duttt\
include breaking the code\ of foreign
government. null'\llr) and Pfl"<itc
tran\mt,\IOn't 11 monitor\ around thl'
globe and :rnaly11ng the 1nformat1on.
a~ well a'! t•rcating (J 'i. co<.k'
·r he NSA. born undfr that nanw 111
1952 a\ part of the f)c:partment ol
Dcfen.-.c bul who'ic cr)Ptolog) root\
C-'lcnd ba<.k to World War I da)' ''
housed 1n a large complex ol bu1ld-
1n~ at Fon Meade. Md m1dwa>
between Wa!lhington and Ball1more
!\<, an cxampk ot "" ph}\ltal
secunt} protection\ lhl' facade!. ot
the two newest hutldtng\ dt'>gu1w a
rnpper shield wrapping the hutlding~
to prevent electronic 1ratlic im1dc the
bu1ld1ng -1ndud1ng information
typed on thr keyboards of computer
1crm1nals -from being picked up
outside the structure. r n the oldt:r
bu1ld1ng!I, the computer tcrm1nalc,
lhem'>clvc\ arc protcrted h> rnprx·r
sh1ehh.
Dc\p1te the prec.:auuon'>. however
NSA informa11on hall been n1m-
prom1l>ed.
The most cmbarra<,s1ng 1nutlcn1
tor thC' 11.aenq wa' 1n the summer of
I "Ml wht'n t""o •a.ency employees -
a pa it ofNl"Y budd1e<1 who Joined tht
"-1\A toa.cther 1n ~ptembcr 1957 -
ddrcted to the Soviet U nt0n.
..\bout two months after ~mon F
Mitchell and Wilham H Martm
f'a1lcd to return from vuc1 t1on. lhC'
two !>Urfaced in Moscow and held a
nrw\ confcrcm:e. deta1una their
gnl)C~ ubout tht' e1h1n of U.S.
in tel ltgc.:· nc.:e-gnt hen ng act 1v11 1c-., ·
~h1ch the} \Utt.I lh rcatened world
pcalc
l>unng and aher the Manin and
Mitchell aOa1r. fellow employee Jt11:k
F Dunlap al\O wa~ feeding the
\o\ 1c1' 1nforma11on from the super-
\ecret agenc). ac cording 10 Bamford''
hook ln'e'>llgntors targeted Dunlap
.itter three year\ an the agenq and
-\ankcd ha\ secunty clearance. but
tht') ne,er brought charge\ against
h1111 and an Jul> 1963 he comm111ed
\u1t.1dc Fi.imtord \llys
1 he N')A also was hi! by the
:--.oHmher l<J82 arre~t ol C1eoOrey
l'nmc, d translator of rntcrcepted
\o, 1e1 hlor <.ommun1cat1on'i for the
Ru~al '-\1r Force. the Foreign Office
.ind the Bn11sh mtclhgence agenc1e'>.
Hl' worked at lhe C1overnrnen1 (om-
rn u n 1t a 11ons Headquarter<, 1n
( h<.'ltenham. England, which works
w11h lhe NSA in rnller11ng, decoding
anti analy11ng Soviet communica-
tion!> intcrceptctl throughout the
world
Accuaed •PY Ronald Pelton (rlfht) ln c uatody .
NSA informa11on also was handc.:·d
to the Soviets by Chnstopher J Boyer
and Andrew Daulton Lee. childhood
fnends from southern Caltfomta who
were convicted of espionage in 1977.
although neither was employed by tht
agency.
Boyce's case was the subJect of a
book ano a mo.,.1e. both 111led .. r he
Fa lcon and thl• \no~man" t-tc wa~ a
\ecunt) clerk at ·1 RW System'> lnl
Redondo Beach, ( allf . when at the'
age of 12 he began steahn& and
cop)1ng IOP-'>ctrc.:·t document\ thut
revealed U .~ plans for a coven
commur11ca11on'.> satelhte system.
'Get tough with young criminals early'
Study on treatme nt of ju venile de linque n ts
reveals half weren 't even put on proba tion
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By JANE SEAGRAVE .......... ~,,_. .. ,...,
BOSTON -Half the chronic
offenders in a massive study on
Juvenile crime were never even
placed on probati on. let alone Jailed.
say researchers who conclude "we
ought to stan getting tough w11h
definquents early.''
The University of Pennsylvania
researchers tracked the cnminal his-
tory of everyone born tn 1958 who
ltved in Philadelphia from age 10
until adulthood.
While only 7 percent of the 27,160
followed were chronically delin-
quent. that minority commilled 75
percent of all serious cnmes by the
group, the study found. About a third
had at least one encounter with
police.
"Although 11 had long been
suspected that a small group of
habitual. scnous ofTenders had
skewed rates of ofTendtng. 11 was not
known eitactly how small this group
actually was or how great a share of
ofTendina could be attnbuted to 11,"
said Paul E. Tracy. one of the
researchers.
The study found that ncarl> half
the youths who committed four
serious crimes were never placed on
probation, let alone locked up, said
Tracy. now assistant profe~sor of
crim1nalJUSt1ce at Nonhcastern Lln1-
vers1 1y.
"The point is, 1f you let a kid do
what he does w11h 1mpuntty. then he''
going to continue to do 11." said
Tracy. "So my argument I'> that we
ou~ht to start getting tough with
'<lehnquents early."
While the study did not spec1fically
address lhe question, Tracy said h1~
repon concl udes that more severe
punishment ~ould deter JUventlcs
from commattin& more crime.
Previous 'itud1es have 'ihown that
80 percent of chronic Juvenile of-
fe nders become chronic adult of-
fe nders, he said. "We know who he 1s
by the time he 1s 13 or 14. My idea as.
let's do something about him early
and not wait until he's an adult."
The study. the largest attempted 1n
the United Stales. was conducted b)
Tracy, Marvin E. Wolfgang and
Robcn M. F1gl10 and financed by a
S 1.5 million grant from the National
Institute lor Juvenile Jusl1cc and
Dclinquenc)' Prevenuon. Its re\ult\
are scheduled for publtlation this
wanter b) Yale l ln1vcr\1t> Pres\
Ph1ladclphaa wa\ cho~·n for the
!ltudy bc<.·au\c of a '>lmilar but \mailer
'>tud)' conducted there earhc.:·r that h.u..I
traced the criminal histor) of 9 945
males born in 1945 Tfie reccnl stud)'
included both males and females
"The delinqut:ncy )ear\ fort hat agl'
group. 1955 ICl 1%2. war, .1 ~l'f\
plca'>nnt t1mt·." I ral~ \aid "\'1 hat Wl'
wanted wao, a morl' tontl'mporar>
stx:1cty walh more 1nOucn<.'c'> I h(
Vietnam War wa:. escalating. Kent
State was about to happen. Drug~ had
hccornc rout1m· 1n Amcrn:t1n culture
There was vrry. \Cry rampant crnn-
omtl' growth."
He 'ia1d Philadelphia al'" "'a'
chosen for the <1econd <otud\ hcl·au\c
its laws and pohcl' department pnh-
cu~s had not changed !>1ncc thl' fif'l
study
The rcsult<o prnbably rcllcct what 1'
happentng in mmt urban area' be-
cause Philadelphia'<, population ml\
cnmc rate and cnmtnal JU\llll' \\\·
tem are s1m1lar tn tho'>c of other large
c111es. T raq '>aid
"It'' a \Ct) good pulse ol ~hat lht·
whole mun tr} ts dc11ng." hl' ..aid
<iurpras1ngl~. the rl·o;carrhl'r\ lound
that roughl) the \amc percentage of
you ahs in 1:ach generation commuted
cnme'> In the later 'i!Ud}. howe"er,
repeat offender., tl·nd<'d II> commll
more and more \CrtOU\ trtrr>t"> Rob-
ber). aggra\atcd assault and rape
crop~d up mu<. h rnon: olten in (nme
stat1st1 C\ for the group horn 1n 1958.
Male~ were more than 2111 times
morc.:· likrl~ lO become delinquent
than females the \lud) found There
wa-. no difkrence hctwccn black and
"'h11t· teen-ager...
Moc;t \talc\ haq: \<tme mechanl\m
tor 1ransfernng JU'en1le'> into the
adult tr1m1nal JU\t1tc 'i)\lcm depend-
ing on their agt· \l·vertt) ot their
<.'rtmc and numhcr o l pnor offenses
lomm1lll'U
Tran '>aid tho'><· law\ arc.:• ba.,ed on
the a\wmpt1on that JUH'n1k JU\t1cc
\~stem\ c.:J n't mete out 'itrong enough
pun1~hml·nt. a notion he ~ould like to
\CC changed "Right now. the '>)Stem
treat\ the t:hron1c deltnquena and the
U((a\1onal delinquent alike." he said.
ln\lcad he '>aid Juvenile coun'i
"<,hould re;ict strongl} lo thal small
cadre ol '1olcn1 people and react
o;oltl\ to non-..cnous offenden ...
Tr.aq ~atd the researchers have
rcce1.,.cd add1l1onal grants of S 1.2
million Imm the instttute to track the
,,1me i.troup 1n10 adulthood.
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'Future' sends Hollywood back to the family flick
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HOLLYWOOD -The famtly
movie. Iona ianored in the film
industty's headJon,1 pursuit of 1he
youth mancet. is 1taaina a comeb6ck.
The trend is modell to far, but
Sl&J'ificant. Film companies seem to
be ttalizin& that they can•t prosper by
1ppealin1 solely to the l S-30 ••e
arou.p which dominates the movie
audience.
"Back to the Future" is the example
everyone is citina. The Steven
Spielbcra production, an amiable
scicncc-fict1on comedy set in both the
present and the I 9SOs, so appealed to
aJl JCnerations that it became the
year s top grosser: S l 7 S million in the
Uni1ed States an<feanada.
Expectably, Walt Disney Pro-.
ductions is the leader in the re1urn to family films.
wb.ich sanitizes a film for aJI au-
diences. The decline of the 0 movie
has been dramattc. In I 969. the first
full year of the indunry's ratina
administnuion, 100 out of364 mov-
ies were rated G. Lut year the total was seven out of 326.
Warner Bros. is another studio that
is bullish on the family trade. last
summer the company released "Fol-
low That Bird, .. starring the charac-
ters from the Sesame Street TV show.
It grossed S 11.6 million. more than a
lot of big-budget specials.
This month Warner Bros. ex-
perimented with "Rainbow Bn~t
and the Star Stealer," an animatC<I
fil m created by Hallmark Properties.
"We decided to screen it at
matinees only, three shows a day,"
explains Barry Reardon, president of
Warner Bros. distribution. "Basically it is a picture that appeals to 6-ycar-
olds and younicr. I knew the picture elf and John L!lb~ow as the Gnnch(
would not play at night; you could villain; "Clue.' Martin Mui ,
shoot a gun at night and not hit Madeline IUhn and others portray-
anybody. But youngsters, especially ina characters in the Parker Btps.
airls, would come to matinees and board J.ame; "Youna Sherl0<:k
brina mommy and da.dy. too." Holmes, • a Steven Spielberg fantasy
The expenment paid off with a about the school days of Holmes and
two-day aros ofS 1.8 million in 1,000 Watson. Disney's Christmas reissue
theaters, maldng it the fifih grosser of wall be the 1961 "10 l Dalmatians."
the weekend and beatina other mov-Coming 1n 1986 will be 20th
ies that screened three days. The Century Fox's "Lucas." a teen-aJe
"Rainbow Bright" matinees will co11-story which wnter-dJrector David
tinue throuJh lhe holiday season. Seltzer describes as '"definitely a
"We're very encouraged." adds family picture -no nudity. no
Reardon. "We have three other violence. no drugs." The rattng 1s
family films coming up next year -PG-13, but Seltzer says that's only
'Transformers,' 'My L1ute Pony' and because pf an "unavoidable ex-
'G.I . Joe' -and we expect good plettve."
thinp from them. too." "I've been accused of wnting
The holiday season will bnng an tearjerkers." says Seltzer. whose
un usual number of fami ly-oriented credits include "The Other Side'ofthe
movies~ "Santa Claus: The Movie," a Mountain," . "Table for Five" and
spectacle with Dudley Moore as chief "Six Weeks." "I prefer to call them .......................
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'bean pictures.· t l\ere·s a lot of
science fiction, comedy and horror
out there, but not many that allow an
audience to cry."
Father of four tcen-aaers, Seltzer
desi&,ned "Lucas" as "somethina
nounshin& for kjds. There is a
tendency for them to accept what adults think they want in screen
entertainment. I'm convinced there
would be fewer Id~ into drugs, sex
and violence if those thinas hadn•t
been made so palatable .ii') films.··
Gary Mehlman is another film-
maker aimina at families. Associated
with such filmsas-"Night Watch" and
''A Touch of Class," he is planning to
produce two films based on the "Pippi Lon$Stocking" children's talcs
by Astrid Lmdaren.
"There arc lots of times when I've
wanted to spend time at the movies
with my children, who arc 7 and 81"
said Mehlman. "Recently r looked m
the newspaper and could find only
one that was suitable: Disney's 'Natty
Gann.'
"I think there is a tremendous pp
between studio thinking and what the
audience really is. wc·ve done a lot of
research and have discovered that it is
a mistake to release famil y pictures
over Ch ristmas. School is out, but
families go out to other things besides
movies.
'"There are 33 million Americans
between the a&es of S and 12. When you add their parents or grand-
parents, that's the potential of an
immense audience."
The current release ''The Journey
of Natty Gann" mar have marked a
turning point for Disney. The com-
pany experimented with two saJes
campaigns: one stressing the Disney
name and hence the family appeal;
the other. without. Obviously t~e
Qisney connection won out. In two-
page ads for the movie, the entire first
page featured only tl)e .. Disney" logo.
Ads for "One Ma~c Chnstmas"
proclaim under the ta tic "Rated G."
Th as ma y be the first time that a major
IUi...' film's rating has been a factor in
• :If',' advenising . . • • "We welcome the G rating,"' says
• • • •••••••••• • • • .. ._ • •*' Disney's Katzenberg. ''"Natty Gann' =::::::::::::::=...:::::::::=::..==:_-1 got a PG because of a few swear
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words; the filmmakers felt they were
needed for reality, and we respected
that. 'The Black Cauldron' was our
first PG animated feature, but 1\ was
always planned that way because of
its more mature themes. Our next
three animated features will be G-rated, and we plan to release four or
fi ve films a year that will either be G
or PG."
Mr. Magoo gets
his own movie
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
Nearsigh ted Mr. Magoo, the lovable,
fumbling cartoon character, may be
comina back in a li ve-action thea tri-
cal feature.
Producers Neal H. Moritz and
Jerome D. Armstrong say they have
acquired feature film rights from
UPA Production~ "This is a character known and
loved by people of all a~es throughout
much of the world," said Moritz. "We
think audiences will respond very
favorably to seeing Mr. Magoo
portrayed on the big screen."
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Jack.le Colline &eta "Lucky'' ln literary world.
Joan's 'little sister'
makes-her mark too
By DOLORES A.BARCLAY ........... ,.,.. .......
NEW YORK -Jackie Collins,
that carpenter of classy trash, was
given a big Hollywood sendoff for her
latest best seller, "Lucky."
George Bums, 89, was there. He
suggested they write a book together.
Drew Barrymore, 10. told the author
she was half-way through Collins' last
steamy novel, "Hollywood Wives."
Since bursting on the pubHshing
scene in the late '60s with "The World
Is Full of Married Men," Collins has
gathered a diverse audience. She is
almost as widely read as that other
popular weaver of sizzling prose,
Harold Robbins.
Married to London nifJ!tclub
owner Oscar Lerman, Coll ins works
include "The Stud" and "The Bitch."
which were made into movies star-
rin~ her older sister, Joan Collins.
·Lucky" continues the story of
characters she originated in
"Chances."
Jackie Collins discussed sex and
success in a recent interview.
Q. Lucky Saatugelo la your
favorite creation. Wily?
A. Lucky is a real hero. She's like a
Rambo or a Clint Eastwood. We
accept that from a man in fiction, but
we don't from a woman. So I created a
winner.
Q. Rambo la violent ud Leacky alao
en1a1ea In violence. Does W a bother
yoa?
A. I don't get any feelings. My
characters take me over. You become
disinterested. In a way, it's like ifl got
feelings when I write sex, I'd have to
call my husband up and say, "Get ...
over here."
I get criticized for writing sex; I use
vulgar language, raunchy language.
It's because I'm a woman. If I were a
man, there would be no problem.
Q. Did you read female writers aa a
child?
A. I read Mickey Spillane, Harold
Robbins. Frank Harris, F. Scott
Fitzgerald and Raymond Chandler.
Even as great as those books were,
women were never p0sitive enough
for me. They were always waiting in
the bedroom or kitchen waiting for'
men to marry them, not like a Lucky
Santangelo.
Today, I like Joseph Wambau~.
John Gregory Dunne. Pete Hamill,
James Baldwin and Alice Walker. I
prefer male writers because they're
tough .... I like the hard edge.
Q. Wllat'a lmportut to you aa a
writer?
A. Changing values is what's im-
portant to me. If I had my life to hve
again, I think I would be in poht1csj
There arc so many changes to ~
made for women, minorities. I'd hke
to be an uncorrupt politician.
Q. Wllat frtglltua you?
A. My mother frightened me. She
told me never to talk to a strange man
because he'll stick a needle 1n your
arm and drag you off 10 South
America. That frightened me for
several years .... My mother died.
Theo I realized thal you lose people in
life. Then nothing really scared me.
Q. What about death?
A. People say to me, "You fl y so
much. Aren't you frightened of fl y-
ing?" I say, "No. I'm frightened of
crashing." I'm not afraid of death, but
I don't want it to happen for a while
because I have so much more wnting
to do and I want to watch my childre n
grow up.
Q. What doea sacce11 mean to you?
A. Success gi ves you total freedom
to be what you want. Ten years ago, l
never would have walked into a
restaurant like Elaine's (a cclebniy
eatery in Manhattan) before alone.
Now. I will. I've become much freer
in my attitude. I guess it's confidence.
Q. Do you Uve tt.e llfeatyle of
aomeoDe rlcll ud famous?
A. I make a lot of money from my
books and I don't h ve a lavish
lifestyle. I dnve a black Cadillac I've
had for seven years .... I have a 1965
Mustang fastback and the door JUSt
fell off. It was a wedding present from
my husband.
I've been married 19 years. Right
now, having a wild ume means
getting into bed with books and some
good tapes.
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NEW YORK (AP) -An ABC'
News special about the nuclear age
was honored as best televtSton news
)>roartm of the year at the 28th annual
awards banquet of the International
Film and TV Fe1tivaJ of New York.
The program, ''The Fire Un-
leashed.'' was one of 10 irand award
trophy winners selected by program-
ming. production and advertisfag
executjves.
According to festjvaJ Vice Presi-
dent Michael Gallagher, other
categories and widners were:
-TV entertainment programs;
Cypress Films of New York for .. The
Joy that Kills,'' a drama aired on the
PBS American Playhouse series.
-TV entertainment specials:
-· J . ·-.
U.F.R.C. Producuons of Montral
for "Harvest of De pair," a proaram
on Ukrainian peasants under JC>kf
Stalin.
-Pubhc scrv1c~ pr0&11lmS WBZ-
TV of Boston for "Rape: An Act of
Hate."
-Mu11c video: Warner Bros
Records of Burbank, Cahf.. for a
video for David Lee Roth, "Just a
Gigolo-Ain't Got Nobody."
-. Promotion spots: WFLO. TV.
Chicago, for a ni&htJy news show
campaign created by Fallo n
McElligou Ri ce of Minneapolis.
-Industrial and educational pro-
ductions: Pope Productions of New
York for a self promotion, "The Mad
Avenue Wizard," demonstrating
IBM/TM 1n1erna1t0nal Business Machines Corp
spcaa.I cttects.
-Slide shows usin. lhrcc or more
projecton: Conez-SCidncr Inc. of N~ York for a production on hair
color called "Uh re s~ Fashionil'\& the
Future."
-Multimedia productlons: Jack
Monon ProduC'llonsofNew York for
"The Avon District Manaaers' Meet·
ing."
-Slide programs: Todd G1pstcin·
Salvcrlinings of Boston for "Inter-
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Dealy Plaza an Dallas.
Grand awards for commerc1als
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-TV commericals: Batten Barton
Durstinc and Osborne Inc. of New
York for a Pepsi commercial called
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TWBA Advcrusin1of'New Yort fon <0
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Robert Abel and A.ssocialet of Holly.
wood for a commercial for the
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- Cinema commerica.lt: Goodby.
Berlin and Silverstein of San Fran·
c1sco for a commercial for-the Mill
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-Advertising campaians: Liv-
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producer Joe Sedclma.ier ofCbicqo,
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Mary for nostalgia buffs
Hospital show drops its serious mask
to pay tribute to pioneer MTM program
Moore Show." Wuh the su~ss of
that show, MTM went on to create
'ucb award·winnina series as "The
Bob Newhart Show,'' "Lou Grant,"
"The White Shadow " "Hill Street
By FRED ROTHENBERG .,, ........... ,.. .
NEW YORK -Last Wedn~sday.
whale the TV world was watching the
introduction of "Dynasty II: The
Clones," as it should be called, most
viewers massed the best pfOIJ1lm on
television. "St. Elsewhere," and its
humorous homage to the old "Mary
T yler Moore Show."
The vehicle for ~aying tribute to
.. Mary Tyler Moore ·and other scnes
from the MTM production st.able was
John Doc, a psychiatric pallent who
didn't remember who he was. For one
episode, John Doc took on the
identity of Mary Richards, the "Mary
T ylct Moore" heroine.
The St. Ehgtus hospital staff
thouaht it would be productive ther-
apy to play along with John Doc's
fantasy. Doctors became Mary's
friends and co-workers at WJM, the
fictitiou.s MlnneapoUs TV station
and setting for the show. John even
threw one of Mary's dreadful panics.
John wore Mary's famous tam-o'-
shantcr, the one she tossed sk~ard in
the opening credits to signify that,
yes. she would make it on her own.
His feehngs shuttled between alien-
ation and affection, like Mary's did.
He hugged his friends. got mushy and
spoke like Mary: ··1 m~a.sure you Blues" and "St. Elsewhere."
people." Another MTM reference last week
Betty Whne\ who's been playing a involved Elliot Carlin (Ja~k Riley)
Wul\ington oureaucrat on "St. from the old "Bob Newhart Show.''
Elsewhere.'' was in a different Mr. Carlin, the acerbic neurotic from
storyline last wee.le, but the producers Newhart's therapy group, reap~rcd
capitalized on her prevtous identity as Mr. Carlin. a psych patient in "St.
as Sue Ann Nivens. the man-hungry Elsewhere." He hadn't lost any of his
cook.ing-show hostess from "Mary venom.
Tyler Moore." , B(:fore hitting on his Mary Rich-
" It was so ironic," said producer ards identity, John Doc turned the
Tom Fontana. "We bad intended to TV dial to "The White Shadow." The
use Betty on the show before we wrote guy who made that show was a
the John Doc story. When we realized "smoothie," Doc said, makin an
we had Sue Ann, it was like the sky inside reference to Bruce Paltrow, h~ opened up. It was as bi& a surprise now executive producer of NBC's
to us as it was to view~rs." "St Elsewhere."
One avid viewer, NBC Chainnan "Bruce didn't write that lipe, but he
Grant Tinker, called it ~ "great allowed it to stay in," said Tinker.
moment" when John Doc spotted lauahing.
Betty White: John Doc assumed Mary•s person·
"Sue Ann, the Hai;>PY Home-na after watching MTM's logo, the
maker!" John shouted with glee. . meowing pussycat. ''Tfic trademark
··You must b~ve .me CO!l~sed with was my idea," said Tinker. "It was
somebody else. SIJd Whiles charac-just a silly takeoff of the MGM lion.
ter. We were searching around for a
"It's me. Mary. You know ... signature for our embryonic com-
Marv." pany and decided to do that."
"I'm sorry," she said. . . In a way. last week's episode was a Smee then, the cat .~as dnbble~ a
testimony to Tinker1 who founded baskctb~ll after ~he Whttc
MTM Enterprises w1th his ex-wife, ~h~dow, worn a .. pohcc cap after
Moore just to make the "Mary 'Tyler Htl.1 Street Blues and put on. a • surgical mask after "St. Elsewhere. •
....-------------------------. "(Last week's) episode was our
salute to our predecessors at MTM."
said Fontana. Turner's lion roaring
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Even though Turner Broadcasting
System's S 1.5 billion takeover of MGM-UA Entertainment Co. isn't
due to be completed until next mooth, Ted Turner's AtJant.a-based
supcrstation WTBS as airing MGM movies.
Access to MGM's rich movie library was considered a primary
attracuon for Turner in acquiring the studio.
Turner took out a large ad in the current issue of Time magazine,
using the MG M logo and saying, .. MGM Roan on Supcrstation
WTBS." S1m1lar ads appeared tn other national publications.
Tinker also caught anotlkr inside
reference during Ute scene in which
some doctors were discussing how
babies aren't named John, Thomas or
Mark anymore. John Masius and
Tom Fontana are the show's
producers; Mark Tinker, who is
Tinker's son. is supervising producer.
Another son, John, is story editor.
"They just have a lot of fun with
Tom Selleck and 8eM Arm•tronc •tar u a
dared.nil Oyer and a fun-loYinC 80Clallte
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the American foundation for AIDS reaearch.
Mort Sahl files suit
on Hustler magazine
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Com·
l'd1an Mort Sahl has sued Hustler
maga11nc for $1 0.2 m1ll1on . contend-
ing the 'icx magazine used his picture
and material without pcrm1ss1on.
Sahl. 58. contends the Ma y 1985
.in1cle made him "an object of scorn
and ridicule" and "would decrease
his value as a performer." ·
"It 1s defective as 11 1s wntten and
presented." Sahl's su it says, adding
that the magazine's content generallv
EVERVBODY·s DOING n:
·:is likely to be offensive to persons of
ordinary sens1b1lt11cs."
Sahl said the material was never
meant to be presented tn writing, hut
only as pan of a stand-up routine.
Hustler publ1<,her Larry Fl ynt.
however. insisted that ~ahl had
-.ubm1tted the matenal for publi-
cation.
''He ma> not ltke the cd111ng JOb,"
Fl ynt said, but he called Sahl's
a lleitallon "s1molv untrue."
By USAN FINGER
O.,..NM C..111911r•o1
Last Sunday. with a pta of popular
and festtve music, conductor John
Larry Granger paid court to the
attentions and backin3 that have
recently graced · the South Coast
Symphony. What better way to
bestow kudos on public and corpor·
ate supporters than with light food.
light wine and light music. all in the
grand ballroom of the Irvine Mar·
riott?
Tht' orchestra established warm
feelings by ushering in the hohda)'
season even before Thanksgiving
feasts make 1t official. American-as-
apple pie Chnstmas tunes by Leroy
Anderson framed more trad1t1onal
selections such as excerpts from ''The
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for "Tonight," and his tough-guy
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tein forsook 1111
As in past performances. the stnng\
-especially violins -con11nued to
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Nancy Sinatra tell~ dad's
life, career story her way
By BOB THOMAS "He made some tapes -aboi.at 24
• 111t1•1•"'-...., hoi.ars. I believe -and his secretary
LOS ANGELES -There wall be transcnbcd them. But be dectdcd
no scandal or juicy bits of goss1p in the apinst doing a book and turned the
new biography about Frank Sinatra. tapes over to Tina and me." Sinatra's
That's because the author is the daughter. Tina, is preparing six·hour
controversial supersi.ar's daughter'. movie on his life for CBS.
Anothcrthingto'noteabout"Frank "There is so much of his voice in
Sinatra, My Father," by Nancy Sm· it," Nancy Sinatra said of the book.
atra. is that the price as SSO. h's a .. It's my story. it's has story. as well ai.
handsome volume, filled with more drawinJ from all of the reference
than 400 photographs. and the tCJtt material. ... The amount of material
contains as close-up a view of old that has been written about him is
Blue Eyes as readers will probably enormous." ·
ever find. Aided by TV Guide editor Steve
"My father had thought about Gelman, Miss Sinatra pored through
doins his life story," Nancy Sinatra mountai ns of research. In the book
said 1n an interview at her home in she credits 200 sources who con·
Deep Canyon. above Beverly Hills. tributed interviews or letters. ranging
;=========-::=====:;..,from fonncr President Nixon 10
actress Barbara Stanwyck.
''IUQHTON
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"I interviewed a lot of people. and
when I heard the same story-from two
people. then I acce1:>ted it as true," she
said.
While she devoted three years to
creating the book. Mis!\ Sinatra said
it's a project she's wanted to do for 15
years.
"I felt a responsibility to document
this man's life properly," she said.
.. It's a heavy responsibility, the same
as the responsibility to have a child so
the fam ily will continue.''
She prepared "Frank Sinatra. My
Father," during the most trying
period of her life. when her husband.
producer.director Hugh Lambert.
was dying of throat canc~r.
•• I 'he text was finished by the end of
January, and my husband had his
sur&cry in January." she related ... In
April (had to JO to New York to work
on the captaoos with (Doubleday
chieO Sam Vai.aghn. lt was a hard
thina to do, because I had to leave my
daughters(A.J., 11 and Amanda, 9)at
a time when Hugh had nurses around
the clock.
"The question in my mind was:
Can my children take it1 They had to
see him suffer, and his operation had
been disfiguring. He was unable to
speak, and he had to communicate by
writing on pads.
"Children are resilient, and the
girls came through.''
Lambert died Aug. 11.
Now she's in the process of rebuild· in~ ~er life. _She'd lik'e t<? d~ more
wnung, possibly for TV movies. She
isn't sure, though, if she'd resum·e her
singing career.
"There isn't much demand for
what I do -my style is pretty square.
you know. When Linda Ronstadt had
a hit with her ballad album with
Nelson Riddle. it hurt a little," she
said.
Nancy Sinatra's biggest hit was
"Somethin' Stupid," a duet with her
father that reached No. 1 on the
Billboard charts in 1967. However.
she is perhaps best known for the
campy and kinky "These Boots Are
Made for Watkin'," which reached
No. l in February 1966.
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Helen Hayes and her late husband.
playwright Charles MacArthur, have
had a building named for them at a
landmark Queens film studio which
already has buildings named for
Diana Ross and Claudette Colbert.
"This is really a top occasion for me
si nce I always wanted to be co·starred
with Charles MacArthuf,.'.' Hayes said
at a ceremony in which the Kaufman
Astoria Studios named one of its
buildings for the couple.
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MacArthur Building contains recent·
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George S. Kaufman, the studio presi·
dent, explained .
"Our studio is an American land·
mark and Helen Hayes 1s an Amen·
can tradition, so the two go well
together." he said.
Other buildings on the 15-acre site
arc named for.. Ross, Colben and
actress Svlv1a Sidnev.
~ The dedication was made jointly by
the studio and the Nauonal Board of
Review of Motion Pictures.
The film board was .. appreciative
of the role Hayes and MacArthur
played in making the public aware
that films arc, indeed. an important
and enduring art fonn," said Roben
Giroux. a fonner president of the
board and the chairman of the
publishing finn of Farrar. Straus and
Giroux.
Hayes also has had Broadway
theaters named for her.
S."ln Square Circle" Stevie Wonder
(Tamla)
6."Whitncy Houston" Whitney Hous-
ton (Arista)
7.''Songs from t.he Big Clwr" Tears for
Fears (Mercury)
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(Atlantic)
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Franklin (Ansta)
17."Greatcst Hus Vol. I & II" Billy Joel
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Sid Spinak
demonstrates
a state-of-the-
art entertainm~nt
center with a little
help from a friend.
Early Shopping
for Christmas
and other
P recious Moments
Free Gift Wrap
and
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675-0150
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673-2393
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
The Video Zone is an entirely new dimension in the rental and sale of movies and video equipment.
Combining a warm, friendly atmosphere wi t h the excitement of state-of-the-art equipment, sets
Video Zone apart from other Video stores. · ... "We're in the entertainment business" says owner
Where are You
celebrating the Holiday Season?
We are again invited to a French Country Home! And we're
in a hurry to make our reservations because at Le Midi your
banquet is not an additional burden to an already over-
loaded kitchen. It's the reason why they're cooking. the
center of their attention; It's cheerful. warm and elegant.
Merry Christmas!
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the Red Nosed Relnfrog
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Sunday Brunch
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Sid Spinak. "What the Video Zone le about is
entertaining people." "I get a charge Wt.en a cus-
tomer says 'Hey Sid, you know that movi e you
recommended the other day-it was absolutely
great, thanks.'" In Spinak's opinion "people have
found a way to have more fun and that is
propelling the expensive growth of the industry."
Locaterl in Via Lido Plaza next to Edwards
Cinema,Vid eo Zone probably sells more videos than
most stores. Because of their close relationship with
two major local distributors they stock or have access
to over 5,000 titles. Most special requests can be
filled in 1 or 2 days.
Since one of Video Zone's main objectives is
service, Marcia, the general manager encourages the
staff to review all m ovies in stock. They can then
recommend movies to their customers or give them a
call if something they might like -comes in. Video
Zone also offers such special services as a night drop,
movie reservations, a complimentary rental card,
extra night for free and a information packed news-
letter.
For Christmas, Video Zone is offering a wide
selection of movies at very special prices. The MGM
Diamond Jubilee colection offers such movies as The
Thin Man, Dinner at Eight, and Gone With the
Wind. Walt Disney is offering 21 best sellers ranging
from Mary Poppins to A Walt Disney Christmas.
Paramount's collection includes such favorites The
Wizard of Oz, Beverly Hills Cop and The Star Wars
series, by CBS-Fox. Most of these videos have been
substantially reduced by the studios starting at
$24.95. .
There is also a large selection of exercise, sailing,
and surfing video. All these make great stocking
stuffers or unusual gifts. Video Zone's own gift to the
public is $10.00 off its annual membership fee.
If you need something to play those video on, Video
Zone offers state-of-the art high tech equipment. A
full line of Pioneer Laser Disc Players and Panasonic
VCRs are offered.
You may even want to move in to the VHS Hi-Fi
recorders or the CLD900 Digital Audio Laser Disc
Player. Spinak says Video Zone undersells most
major discount stores, plus you get a free member-
ship in the Video Zone rental club.
"A NEW DIMENSION ON YOUR ENTER-
TAINMENT HORIZON," is the Video Zone slogan
and one,Sid Spinak and his staff work very hard to
living up to.
Fashion That Says Everything
D. K. MacDonald's
3434 Via Lido Newport Beach 675-0150
WE WINE YOU, WE DINE YOU, DRESS YOU UP
AND TAKE YOU TO A SHOW.
Washington Cleaners
Optical Fashion Center
A. Kline Kreations-Shop in the relaxed tranquil atmosphere of t/4AL4kP~
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Security Pacific
National Bank
Via Lido Drugs
Edwards Lido Theatre
Video Zone
Bidwell's Bidtique
D.K . McDonald 's
Hughes Market
The Corner Table
Charlie's locker
Friends & Company
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Diiiy Plat THURSDAY NOVEIABER28 1816 m
OCC women poet baeketball win over Mira Coet.. ~ .
Peter Ueberroth eummon• playere Involved wHh d~.
OV has the ingredients . • •
ut CIF playoffs aren't in
the picture for Seahawks
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. .,..,,......,
Ocean View High basketball coach Jim Harris
has aJI the ingredients for a winner.
His team is stocked with can't-miss players.
It's also a team that isn't aoing anywhere once the
Sunset League championshif 1s decided.
"We've got cxccptiona talent and depth at
auard," said Harris, as he prepares his cighLh
edition, "We're big and strong. But how well we fit
toaether and arc allowed to concentrate on this
season and the game of basketball wi II detennine to
a great extent their success."
That's a mouthful -and it encom~sscs a lot
of positives and negatives for the multi-talented
Seahawks. who enter on the heels of an 0-28 season.
They were 24-4 on the floor, but forfeiture of
24 wins, the Sunset League championship and the
return of the runner-up trophy for CIF S-A honors
were enforced because undue influence was ruled
against Harris by the Huntington Beach School
Distnct and the CIF Southern Section.
Ricky Butler (6-7, 225 jr.) and Desi Hazely
(6-41h, 2 IOjr.)were the players residing with Hams
at El Toro (with the school's full knowledge). But 1t
was ruled after their original move was improper .
hence the penalues.
Butler and Hazely were originally from
Lynwood, but entered Ocean View as freshmen
under the care of guardian Laurant Brown. They
moved into an apartment with Brown's son.
Derck. After one season the Browns moved, and
Butler and Hazcly eventually moved in with
Harris at his El Toro residence.
.The two presently reside in the.Ocean View
allendance area, but the Seahawks have been ruled
out of the playoffs should they finish among the top
three in the Sunset league.
An appeal to the State CIF failed and lepl
manucvcrs are presently in progress. and the story
appears to be far from over.
At anr rate. Ocean View figures as Southern
California s pnme attraction, at least llntil the
playoffs arrive.
Butler was an All-CIF choice as a junior. 6-0
guard Blaine DeBrouwer is a three-year staner.
6-61h Tony Panzica may end up as a guard 10
college he has so many ski lled a11ributcs. and 6-8
Mike Vogtmann offers strength and size in the
middle.
Ken Hounsley (6-6) has a good shooting
touch, and there are several others who could make
maJor contributions.
Others on the squad include Pablo Diaz (S-9,
sr.). Brett Johnson (5-11 , sr. ), Shane Morris (6-0,
sr.). Priush Padhzar (S-4, sr ). Sco11 Ramirel (S-7.
sr.). Steve Rochford (5-7. sr.) and Steve Treskes
(6-2. s~
Butler ave~ 12.1 points a game as a
sophomore, Panzica averaged 8.0 points as a
junior. and DcBrouwer scored at a I S.4 rate.
Ocean View's strength can be summed up by
scannana its schedule, which includes entry 10 the
San Dimas Tournament of Champions and the
Kina Cotton Oass1c at Pane Bluff, Arkansas. where
an elite eight-team field will showqtse some of the
best prep talent in the nation.
Harris' ~vcn-year record al Ocean View 1s
138-4 7 (without forfeits). 114-71 (including for-
feits).
Octa. Vic• scltccl•lc
Dec. S-7-at San Luis Obispo Tournament;
Tues .. Dec. 10-at Banning. 7 p.m.; Wed .. Dec.
I I-at Inglewood, 7 p.m.;· Fri .. Dec. 13-Scrra
(home); Dec. 16-21-at Tournament of Cham-
pions.
Jan. 2-4--at King Cotton Classic (Pinc Bluff,
Ark.); Wed .. Jan. 8-at Long Beach Poly; Fn., Jan.
10-at •fountain Valley; Wed .. Jan. 1 S-•Edison
(home); Fri .• Jan. 17-at •Manna: Wed., Jan.
22-at •Huntington Beach: Fri.. Jan.
24--•Westminstcr (home): Wed.. Jan. 29-at
•Edison, 4:30 p.m.; Fn .. Jan. 3t-•Fountam
Valley (home).
Wed., Feb. s-•Huntlngton Beach (home);
Fri., Feb. 7-•Manna (home)
Wed., Feb. 12-at •Westminster.
•denotes Sunset League game.
II games at 7:30 p.m .. unless noted
• • • Monarchs have the right mix
Numbers, titles. p.layers
are in Mater Dei 'scorner
Sheer numbers tell the story -Mater De1
High's basketball record the past three years 1s
86-S. The Monarchs twice won it all. once took
runner-up, and is always considered the favori te.
The domination of Mater Dei's program
began with the emergence of Gary McKnight as the
Monarchs' coach.
With such personnel as Matt Bceuwsaert and
Tom Lewis, among several other standouts in its
fonner lineups, Mater Dei has perpetuated its
powerhouse image this year with the 1985-86
season approaching.
Among the Monarchs' guns this year are 6-9
Stuan Thomas. 6-4 point guard Tom Peabody.
6-10 transfer Lcron Ellis. 6-5 Jim Dwyer. 6-3 John
Mounce. three-year letterman Chris Patton and
sophomore Kevin Rembert. probably the most
physically talented player on the team.
Stuan. who transferred to Mater Oei after hi s
freshman year at Fountain Valley. has a ucket to
Stanford. but will first try to live up to a reputauon
he made in eammg all-tournament honors at
Valencia. the Tournament of Champions and CIF
finals.
His average was 8.4 a game. but that figures to
improve dramatically.
Ellis. a transfer from Ponland and the son of
former NBA and St. John's star LeRoy Ellis. has
already become a focal point wtth his smooth play.
while Peabody's defensive prowess and leadership
put him at the point.
Dwyer is a tl)rce-year vars11y player at the wing
and Patton an'd Mounce'are three-year performers.
giving the Monarchs great depth.
Should they need help, there·~ more available
1n the form of Pete Dale1den (6-2 sr.). Todd
Marinov1ch (6-4. soph. ). M 1ke O'C'ortnor (6-3. sr. ).
John Peterscon (6-6. sr.). Ri chard Poltti sk1 (6-4,
1r.). Erik Quigley (6-41h, Jr.). Marc Redoutey (6-4
sr.). Tony Rocco (6-3. jr.). Char Ruppel (6-4,
soph.), Charlie Schmitt (5-10. sr.) and John
Stephens (6-2, jr.).
Mater Del Scbcclalc
Dec. 3-7-at Valencia Tournament; Sat.. Dec.
7-Dos Pueblos. at UC Santa Barbara: Fn .. Dec.
13-t. Bernard, at Loyola; Dec. 16-21-Tour-
nament of Champions: Dec. 26-JO-Orange
Tournament.
Sat .. Jan. 4--Westminster. at Chapman; Fn .
Jan. 10-•st. Paul (home.): Sat.. Jan. I I-Long
~ach Poly. at Long Beach State: Wed .. Jan.
I S-•B1shop Montgomery ~home). Fri.. Jan.
17-at •Pws X: Fri .. Jan. 24--Serv1te, at Cypress:
Wed .. Jan . 29-• Bishop Amat (home): Fn .. Jan.
3 t -at •st. Paul.
Wed .. Feb. 5-at •Bishop Montgomery: Fn ..
Feb. 7-•Pius X (home): Wed.. Feb. 12-at
•Bishop Amat: Sat .. Feb. 15-•Servitc. at Chap-
man.
•denotes Angelus League game.
All games at 7:30 p.m .. unless noted.
Deily,...~
Ocean View'• Ricky Butler (No. 51) will be •hooting for the
811118et Lu.cue'• championahip thia 8eUOD.
Clippers
fall to
Rockets
Holtz has no miracles
Olajuwon scores
36 to lead Houston
137-1300Twin
LOS ANGELES (A P) -Akeem
Olajuwon scored five of his µme-
high 36 points in the last 21/2 minutes
o(ovcrt1me Wednesday night to lift
the Houston Rockets to a 137-130
victory over the Los Angeles Cli_p~rs
in a NauonalJlaskctball Assoc1auon
game.
With the Clippers leading 126-124.
the Rockets reeled off 11 unanswered
points. five comin$ from Olajuwon.
to lead t 3S-126 with 35 seconds to
play in overtime.
The Clippers. down by seven
points with 3:37 lef\ in regulation.
forced the overtime when newly
acquired Kurt Nimphius was
awarded a basket on a goaltendmg
call against Olajuwon w11h two sec-
onds remaining that tied the game at
120.
Cedric Maxwell scored a scason-
high 27 points to lead the Clippers.
Marques Johnson added 23 points
and Nimphius. in his first game for
the Qippers since being aquired from
the D-11as Mavericks. finished with
18 points and 12 rebounds.
Rodney McCray and Lewis Lloyd
. each contributed 24 points for the
Rockets. John Lucas added 14 points
for the Rockets. Ralph Sampson
fouled out late in the founh quan.er
after scoring 12 points.
The Rockets jumped to a 36-32
lead after one quarter and were ahead
6S-59 at halftime before the Clippers
rallied to ta.kc a 96-92 lead after three
quancrs.
Th.e Vlctory for the Kockets broke
the team out of a slump playing on the
road.
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Hoa8tOD 'e Ralrh Sam peon (No. 50) oat-reachee Clipper
Ceclrlc lluwel for rebound Wedn~y nJcht.
OCC downs Mira Costa
Sea er' s 1 7 points
lead the Rustlers to
season-opentn win
J0t Seqcr scored 13 points in th~
accond half to lead Oranat Coast
Collete to 1 67-64 non-conference
buketball wil\ over host Mira Costa
Colltae Wednesday niaht in the
Pir1tts' 1e1ton opener.
Scaeer.a ~IOctntcrand product of
Newport Harbor Haah. picked up
three early fouls and watched f'l"om
the bcnc:b U lbe PlrllCI fell behind.
40-Jl, It the haJf Seller Sit OUC
nearly 1.5 minutes in the nnt half.
He tqW!d seven of OCC's last nntc
potnu •o make the d1otrence. and
was b ol 7 trom the floor and S of 5
from the charity hnc Oranae Coast
wa credited with 27 peMoal fouls on
the ni&ht.
The Span1n wcrc paced b) Doc
Phillip who ored t 3 first-half
points.
Mira Co ta had plenty of op-
portuniucs 10 rack up points at the
free throw hnc. and tallied 20 chanty
points at 11mc's end.
OCC received a strona same from
Chuck McOabran, who toued off
nine assists and scored four point'
The Piraccs' only sophomore s1.1ner.
Jon Johnston, scored 12 po1nu on the
nl&M. 11 in the KWnd half oast's
Fred 81ckctt. a 6-6 freshman
swinam1J\, I«! the team with ci&)lt ~bo\.1"41 and also thn:w in 12 point<i.
The •~ host Citrus C'ollcgr
1-nday nitht.
But he's ready for
an uphill struggle
in Notre Da me post
SO TH BEND(AP)-Lou Holtz
promised no miracles Wednesda y as
the new head football coach of
pressure-packed Notre Dame, a JOO
that apparently does not include the
un1vers1t) 's trad111 onal li ve-year con-
tract.
Holtz, who recent!) completed his
second season as Minnesota football
coach. tlew from Minneapolis after
accepting the post Wednesday morn-
ing.
'Tm not a miracle worker. I'm not
a $Cn1us. ··he said as he appeared w11h
Jnsh Athletic Director Gene Comgan
at his first Notre Dame news con-
ference Wednesday. "While we do
have fine athletes here. other schools
have fine athletes too. There's a fine
hne between winning and losing. ..
Holt'Z succeeds Gerry Faust. who
announced his resignauon Tuesday
after becommg the losingest coach m
Notre Dame history with a 30-2S-l
record.
"The people expect a minor mir-
acle every Saturday and a maJor one
ever) now and t~n." Holu said
"You and I both know this is going to
be a long uphill struggle. But 1 do
believe we arc mentally prepared to
approach 1t with an opt1m1suc at-
titude ...
Holtz said he had made no de-
cisions about assembling his o"n
coaching staff for the 1986 season. or
about offensive strategies for his first
season with the Irish. Notre Dame
opens agamst Michigan. who de-
feated the Insh 20-12 in 1985.
Holtz used low-key humor to e' ade
a question about the pressures of
coaching Notre Dame's prcsug1ous
and demanding prOlflm. then said he
was prepared to do his best. ·
"I attended one pme here. 1 no11t·e
the fans were unafl'Md." he Joked
"I'm not tootona at Knute Rock-
ne's record. or Frank Lcah y's record.
or Ara Parsegtuan's record I looked
Lou Holtz
al that and thought 11 >wa' a m1'ipnn1
he ~1d "I JUSt "ant 10 do lhl' hc'tl I
can and add to the 1rad111nn' uf :"oo1n.'
Dame."
The terms of Holtz·,. ~·ontract
remained secret. as C'omgan refused
to discuss the length oft he pact Notrl'
Dame: football W.:llht''t ha'l' 1ra-
d111onall) '>1gned fiq.·-)ear rnn1ract'>.
"1th e'<tt'm1on' offered on a 'l'ar-10-
'c:ar ba\1'> Dunng Fau'tl°\ ti\t'-~car ll'nure.
un 1' ers1t' 011ic1al\ rl'\I sted inten'>e pres<,ure from )omr tan<. and j lumn1
w ea~ the coalh out 01 h1\ con1rac1
alter he ta1kd to produce u1 n-.1'1t'nt
"inner'>
~ uni,er\1t\ 11ffinal al'u pointed
nut 1ha1 Prc'>11kn1 Thcodon• 'vt
Hc,burgh and \ 1cr President and
athle11c board d1rntnr Edmund P
JoHr 11.h11 appnned Htl ll/\ hinng . ..,
arc slJll·d w n:ure 1n 1411"' "hen
Holt1 11.ould bt' on!~ in h1\ "l'rnnd
'l'ar
,r ,cnh«.>le"' Hol11 c;a1d he wa<,
happ' .... 1th tht· dl.'al .. The,·,e been
\t'f'\ tJir tu me· ht' \d id
C nmgan ..aid ht· ofTl'rl'd H11lt1 th<'
1nb 1uM alter m1dn1gh1 folll1"ing a
-.encs of tckphone calls bct"cen
'\v trc Dame and 'vtinneapoli'> that
began '>I\ hllur. after Fau\t an-
nounced h1' rcs11mat1on
Gophers 'don't need
Lou Holtz anymore'
MI NNE..\POLIS (..\Pl -Lou
Holtz did 'iuch a good JOb 1n build mg
the Un1ver511\ of Minne'>ota's foot -
ball program that ··~c don't nl"ed l ou
Holtz anymore ," Mmncsota Prc,1 -
dent Kenneth Kelll·r said ~edn1·,.
day .
"" e arc d1sappo1 nlt'd ... f....cller "11J
at a news conference 10 d1~ u'' lht•
future of Gophers foot ba ll "11hou1
Holtz. who earlier 1n the da\ a1xcpll·d
the coachtn~JOb i\l . otrc Dame .. ..\t
the same time. "e feel progrec;s ''
present Progress on "h1lh >we can
build.\\ e thank him for h" contnbu-
uon. Hl''s helped u<1 iWI 11' 1he point
wile~ "'e don't nl.'l'il l 1)U H11h1
an)'morc."
Holtz. who wa5 kno" n nJttonw1tk
for his colorful ~rwnahl' replaced
(1cm Fau't "lho rc<>1g.nrd TueMia~
J'> '\01re Da ml"\ n.1ach
.\lhlelll n m·l IM Paul l 11l I '>aid a
1 hrC"e-man --elt'll u1n l om m 1 lll.l' ha.,
alrcad' tx·r n h1rnwd to choose
Holtz'\ '>Ulle\\lH Thl· l.'om m1ttee
include' l 11cl t ran lo. V. 1lder\on '1cc
prc~1dent ol 'tudrnt affair<.. and
Roben -\ \tc:in IJ" '>Chool tkan
"\\ e "Ill l..t•l·f' the .ipplllJllon
prcxe~s openl"d 1n1 11m • "l'C:lo.
h<'g1nning tnda' .. l-.dk1 'jld "\\>e
ha'c 'itrramhned the "-'arch nm1m11
tcc to c\pedllc the 1"110a11on1
and I l <'na1nl~ hope th11. "111 be
d('('1dC'd b' the C hmtma\ hohda' ~ ··
Coletnan Rookie of Year
"~hat "c'rt' lnokmg tor 1\ 'ome-
onc "1th 01' 1\lon I t•\pc-nencc for at
lea"t fi, e H'tlf\ · ( i1t.'I \Std "Or
professional l·\pertl·nlC. It l'an ~ a
head coach or an a"t'>tant ul3ch
Right no". 11'~ "1dr open ··
B' that (11el meant that Ho1t2·~
\UCcessor n<'Cdn 't ha' e thr ..ame ktnd
of flamtxn·anet.• a<1 doe'i Holt1
CardinalS'Speedster
unanf mous winner of
National Lea ue title
NEW YORK (AP) -Vin~ Cot-
em1n. whoSt-1pttd Pf'Oved the
catal)'1t in the 1ttac.k of the NatJonal
Leaaue champion t. Louis
('atd1n1ls. was the unanimow wm-
ner Wec:ln~)' of the NL Rookie of
the Year ~ward by the Base._11
Wnten <\ 50Ciation of America.
( olcman. who stotc a roo~ ruord
11 O ha~ swept au 2"4 votes f'rom a
i:-ncl of wnten for \k mu1mum 120
point bccOmma only tM fif\h unan1-
mou winner or the award. Second
place went to 2Q-tarM win.ntf Tom
Brown1n1 of t~ C1nannat1 Rech.
who also wa'I chosen unan1m11111,I~
"I'm overv.helmM ... C olt·man 'l31J
from his mother·~ home.' 1n Ja ~
sonv1lle. Fla. "fof me 10 "1n th1' 1~ a
dcum come true h's ~mething that
can hap~n to )'Ou onl~ ontc 1n \our career.
"I had no doubt that I rnuld 'teal
bates The only QUC'it1on that I had
wa 1fl would ha'c the opportun1t' to
'1e&I bases -and that "a\ 10 h11."
Coleman 111d. lt marked tht fu'St time an NL
rookae baJ been a unan1mou~ cho1~
'nee first t..sc-man "1lhe \.icCove)
of the San Franmro (i&ants m t9SQ
It also "''I\ the fil"\t umc both fint-
and tttond-place fin1\hen ""ert
vnanimou and the fif"t t1me sin~
1978 th.al the wanner 1ottl\ neither a
Lo.t . .\ nsclc ~r nof a ev. York
MeL
"Thert' art dilkrrnt !>trokc" for
d1flercnt folk\ ... he \31d ··there art
othen out thcrt •.ilh good per·
\OnahllC"'"
Giel u1d that Hoitt hu agreed to
coach thr (,ophcn 1n lhetr Indepen-
dence Bowl appc. ranee [)e.c 21
.tpmst Clem'IOn 1n httvepon. La..
V.1ldcnon clanficd Holu\ com-
mclllS concern 1 na an escape clause 1n
the five-)ear rontnct lhat Holtl
"'ntd on Dec. 22. 1983 The cl1u
reportedly frted Holl1 10 take the job
at Notre Dame 1f1t wasevcroflcred to
him
"Thcrt I! no st1pulluon •bout
Oll't 0..mc," ht sald. -Wl\ait ~
mack dear ''that after he'' do"'-n here
f04' stvnal ycan -two. three or ~ba,ever -wt would hope lbal we
wou'4 be abte to con¥i~ lum lO ~ t.het l.broueh io fnutaon ...
Dinner is served
a little late today .
for Jets, Lions
..... APdl•ldn
. PONTIAC. Mich. -Oefen l\C m-~ tiMmt-n 1,ikc .Mark Oastineau love· I\.
Quf,1crbacks ~1kc Eric Hipple hate it. But ~yen or hate n. lhey'U both be on hand when the New
;:...,,~ Jets take on Detroit in the Lions' annual
• ... nk~vina Day footbell pme today. H1s>pl~. the Detroit quanerblck. dislike the
Thank .. vana Day aame because it doesn't give him
~tame tn .,., Ovt'r the hurts from Sunday's game.
• In tht' National Football League.
the body doesn't bounce back that
fa t.
··After a loss likt' we had 1n
Tampa Bay. it makes it tough
mentall~ and physically.'' Hipple
said. "It sa tough week. Normally
it depends on the season. You
gtnerally ftel better about Thurs-
day. Some gam~. though. not
until Fnday afternoon."
But Gastineau. the Jets'
O..cin•a hyper sack anist. is a hmer. not a
bitee. He can't wait to get at 1t again.
.. I'm kind of excited about 11." Gastineau said. "I
think one of the most difficult things in the NFL 1s
wajting from Sunday to Sunday. I hate the Monday
Night game because it's another day before you can
play.
"This is my first time playmf on Thanksgiving and
·I'm really looking forward to it.·
The Jets. who arc 9-3. have the best record in the
~FC and lead thtir Eastern Division by one game over
the New England Patnots and Miami Dolphins. The
Lions. 6-6. are second in the NFC Central and fighting
elimination from the NFL playoff picture.
"h's always hard to pla) on Thanksgi ving after a
Sunday game," Jets Coach Joe Walton said. "But
Detroi t has the same problem We know what we have
to do.
~·we know we ha ve a chance to control our destiny .
We arc in first place and we have to keep winning and
keep playing hard and we'll see what happens in the
next four weeks."
Quote of the day
M1am1 running back Melvin Bratton on the
Humcanes' upcoming game with Notre Dame·
"(don't like Notre Dame. l hate them. I don't ltk~
all that tradiuon crap ...
'
ASU recruiting to be checked
PHOEN IX -A Pacific-10 Con-m fcren ce commlllee reponedly has rec-
ommended that rtcru1t1ng for Arizona
State Univers11~ 's basketball program be
restncted for one )ear because of numerous 1r-
rcgularit1es.
The Phoen1"1; Gazette reponed Wednesda) thal the
conference's compliance comm111ee recommended
that .\SU coaches be restricted from making olT-
campus _co~tacts with recru11 s. scouting prospect!> or
from bnngmg recruits on expense-paid v1s1ts to the
Tempe school dunng 1986.
However. the committee's recommendation. 1f
approved by conference officials. would enable Sun
Devil coaches 10 contact recrutts 1n wn11ng or O)
telephone. the Gazette said.
The Gazette story did not disclose 1hC' na1ure oft he
alleged 1rregulant1es.
Coach sentenced for drug sale
NASHV ILLE Ex-Vanderbilt [iJ
strength coach E.J. "Doc" K.reis and a •II•
former pharmacist received one year of
unsupervi sed probation Wednesday tor
selling steroids to a Clemson University coach without
a prescnption.
Kreis' attorney. Roger May. said the sentence was
··bas1calh what we asked for."
Ma)· added. "Our pos111on was that there's nothing
the coun could do to punish him (K.re1s) more than he
alread) has publtcly been punished 1n the press."
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Bird ecorea 47 In 132·124 win
Larry Bird broke out of a shootina m slump with a scason-h1a.h 47 points.
includina 12 1n a founh-penod seesaw
duel. and Bo ton stre&Jced to its fif\h
consecutive victory Wednesday niaht 1n a 132-124
Nattonal Bauetball Assoc1auon decision over Detroit.
. . Elsewhere. J•llH Ervla1 scoltd 11 points and
CbarlH Ba.rka.y scoltd I 0 pf his carecr-h1&h 30 in the
third period a Philadelph11 raced to a I O..po1nt lead
and wtot on to beat New Jersey 111 ·I00 ... Terry
Cummln11 provided eight points
dunngan 18-1 scoringsurgein thc
' fourth quarter to boost Mil·
waukec to a 114-96 vi~tory over
Atlanta . . . The Sao Antonio
Spurs. led by the 2S points of
Jobay Moore, staved off a ficrct •
founh.quaner rally for a I 04-97
win over Washington ... ltlld
Vaodewe1lle scored 14 of his 32
points in a lopsided third quancr
as Portland beat hapless Phoenix
""d I I 0-93 ... Adrian Dantley scored
13o(his 38 poin ts in a 28-16 Utah fou rth quancras the
Jazz do~i:ied Chicago. 114-26 ... Parvlt SJaort scored
on a driving layup wi th I :05 left in the game to lead
Golden State to a I 04-102 victory over Denver. ,
Capitals win seventh straight
balan~d attack as Washington extended , Mike Gartner and Bob Carpenter led a ~
ltS unbeaten streak to seven games with a
5-3 victory over Mdlitreal Wednesday
night. Four players -Dave Cllrlttlan, Alan Hawortb
Carpenter and Ganner -scored goals for the 13-6-3
Capitals ... Elsewhere in the NHL, Lanny McDonald
scored po"".er pl?Y goals four minutes apart to break a
second-penod lie. and added a third-period assist to
lead Calgary to a 5-2 victory over the New York
Rangers behind the goaltcnding ofRejeu Lemelin ...
Mlle Bouy scored three times in the third period to
rail) the New York Islanders to a 4-4 ovenimc tic with
Minnesota ... Tim Kerr ~ored hi~ 22nd and 23rd goals
of the season to lead Philadelphia to a 6-1 win over
~innipeg ... Dou1 Shedden scored two goals to lead
Pittsburgh to.a 7-1 win over Toronto ... Rookie Petr
Klima_ scored his I 0th and 11th goals of the season as
qttro1t snapped a three-game los1nt streak with a 4-1
."1ctory <?ver Buffalo ... Steve Tambelllni. sent onto the
ice asa six th attacker. scored his second goal of the game
with 24 seconds left to play to give Vancouver a 5-5 lie
with Edmonton.
'Hot Rod' lawyer asks reversal .
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Tulane m
basketball:star John "Hot Rod" Williams'
lawyer has asked a state appeal coun to
ovenurn the dcc1s1on re1nsta11ng spons
bnbel) charges against W1ll1ams.
"This coun appears to have analyzed this tase
from the standpoint that the majority of the crimmal
cases 11 passes upon are analyzed. namely that the
defendant has appealed a conviction... Joel P.
Loeffelholz argued in a 22-pa~e motion. ··That standard
doec; not app!y in a pre-conv1ct1on posture."
A. three-Judge panel of the Founh C1rcu11 C'oun of
<\pJX'al sent the charges back Nov. 13 to D1stnct Judge
.\f\ in V. Oser. who ruled in August that prosecutors
had pushed defense lawyers into askin$ for a mistnal.
Loeffelholz asked the entire Lou1s1ana 4th C'ircu11
'-oun of ..\ppeal on Tuesday to ovenurn that dcc1s1on
Williams was accused of two counts of sports
onbery and three counts of conspiracy tot·ommtt sports
bri ber) in a plot to fix three Tulane games last season.
Television, radio
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UCI signs Lyon
Former. Woodbndge High stand-
out Sharon Lyon has signed a letter of
intent with the UC lrvme women's
ba'lketball team .
Lyon. a 6-2 po'it. is playing at
Fullenon College 1h1s season. She was
MVP in the Fullenon Invitational
Tournament last week.
:·we are vel) excited to sign a
skilled post player like Sharon." said
UCI Coach Dean Andrea.
~~t."'
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Up and over UwlretMio\u
Cal State Loe Anaelee faard Sean Dominque (No. 21)
reachea for ball after Wliconain center Darin Schubring
(No. 52) blocked hl• •hot in HCC>nd half action.
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Pepperdin e scores
win over St. Mary's
From AP dJspatcbes to 15 games.
MALIBU -Junior forward Enc ln other college games: •
Whi te scored 18 points to lead San Joae State 79 Hayward 5~·
Peppcrdine to a 69-60 victory over St. Senior center Lance Wyatt scored IS
Mar) 's of Texa!> m a non-conference ~ints and sophomore forward Reg-
c91lege basketball game Wednesday g.ie Owens added 16 points and 19
n1&ht. rebounds to lead San Jose to the win
bown 22-17 late in the first half, over Hayward.
Pepperdine ran off 15 unanswered San Jose led at the half 29-25 and
points to take .a ~2-22 lead 36 seconds then scored 14 stra1&ht points to stan
before inter;n1ss1on. the second period. San Jose. 2-0. also
St. Marys got w1th1n fou r points. w~s led by sophomore forward
38-34. w11h 14:48 Lo play. but could Rickey Berry with 16 points.
get no closer. Hayward. which dropped to 2-1
Dwayne Polee scored 11 points for was led by forward Cye Adams with
repperdme. which improved its re-15 points. Forward Glen Graham and
cord to 2-1. Anthony Frederick and guard Michael Harns also added 12
Grant Gondrezick each chipped in I 0 points each for Hayward.
for the Waves. Lotdtlau State 70 WaablngtoD '1· For;war~ Pete H.ansen led St. Se~ior guard Don R~dden scored ii
Marys wi th 17 points and seven pomts and had 12 rebounds as 12th-
rcbounds. ranked Louisiana State made use o"
St .. Mary's f~ll to 2-1 on the ~ason. 23 Washi.ngton turnovers to defeat
With. the VJCtory, Peppe_rdme ex-the Huskies 70-6 1 in intcrsectional
tended tts homccourt winning streak basketball.
Ueberroth . summons
players
Commissioner sets
meeting with players-
involved with drugs
NtW YORK (AP) -Baseball
Commissioner Peter Ueberroth has
summoned 24 players who have been
involved with or implicated 1n drug
related matters to mcttmgs at his
office tn January. 11 was learned.
The New York f 1mes reported that
Ucberroth sent letters to the 24
players on Thursday. Although there
was no announcement of the action.
The Times quoted sources fami liar
with the commissioner's actions.
Nineteen of che 24 players were
among those who e11her tes11fied or
were named during the Pittsburgh
drug trial of Philadelphia caterer
Cunis Strong. while the other fi ve
have admitted involvement with
drugs. the Times said.
Those receiving letters who testi-
fied at the Strong trial were Dave
Parker, Keith Hernandez. Dale Berra,
Lonnie Smith, Jeff Leonard. Enos
Cabell and John Mi lner. who is no
longer an active pla¥er and thus could
refuse the co mmissioner's summons.
Those su mm oned who were men-
uoned dunng the tnal but did not
tesufy were Joaquin AnduJar. Rod
Scurry, 8111 Madlock. Gary Mat-
thews. Lee Lacy. Tim Raines. Al
Holland. Dusty Baker. Lary
Sorensen. Derrel Thomas, Dickie
Noles and Manny Sarmiento.
Also se nt letters from the co m-
missioner's general counsel. Ed
Durso. were Alan Wisgms. Daryl
oniers. Claudell Washington. Mike
Noms and Vida Blue. all of whom
have undergo'ne drug rehabihtauon.
as ha ve se ve ral of the other players.
·· 1 his 1s not a surpnsc," players'
un10n chief Don Fehr said of the
report, "<iince he (Ueberroth) in-
dicated a while a$o that he wanted to
hold these meetings. I don't know
what took so long to have them. We
will be tnterested in seeing how they
are handled. 1fthey will be conducted
with 1ntcgntr or if this is going to be
about pubhc11y. We hope 1t isn't "
I he players who testified at the
Strong tnal did so with immunity
against prosecution. and all of them
tesuficd that they had ended their
drug use. Strong was sentenced to 12
years m federal prison after his
conviction for selling cocaine to
players.
I here was no ind1cat1on wha t. 1f
any, action could be taken against the
players summoned.
OCCwomen
win, 68-59
Orange Coast College's women's
basketball team saw its nine-point
lead dwindle to two before taking
control and defeating Mira Costa
College. 68-59. in a non-co nference
game in the Pirates' gym Wednesday.
Klngs Suffer worst
home loss ever, 9-0
Amy Hathcock scored 20 points
and Lisa Schumaker 15 to lead Coast
to its founh win in five tne!>.
The Bucs had a comfortable lead at
the half. 36-27. but hit a five-min ute
dry spell.
Mi ra Costa moved to within two
points, 55-53. with about five
minutes left in the game, but then
missed two scori ng opponunities.
Coast did not allow Mira Costa any
closer.
ln another community college
game:
Rlvertlde 78, Saddleback 13: Con-
nie Waikle scored a ga me-hijh 30
points. but it wasn't enough for the
Gauchos. as they dropped the non-
conference game to Riverside at
Saddle back.
3 7 • z 3 3 3
INGLEWOOD (A P) -Sylvain
Turgeon and Tom e Robenson each
scored two eoals and goalie Mike L1ut
recorded his 12th National Hockey
League shutout as the Han ford
Whalers routed the Los Angeles
Kings 9-0 Wednesday night.
Han ford opened a 4-0 lead in the
OJ?Cning period on ~oals by Kevin
Dineen. Ron Francis. Jorgen Pet-
tersson and Roben son and were in
control through out. •
AJsb scoring for Hanford were
Stewan Gavin and Paul Lawless.
The victory was the most one-sided
road victory ever recorded by the
Whalers. The old mark was a 6~0 win
over the Toronto Maple Leafs in
1984.
It was also the most one-sided loss
ever suffered by the Kings. whose
worst home loss had been a seven-
goal margin against the !!it. Louis
Blues in 1979.
The Kings arc now 2-9-1 at home
this season.
The Whalers. 1n complete control
throughout the game. outshot the
K.ings 45-30.
Los Angeles failed to conven on six
power plays. Hanford was one for
seven in power plays.
Los Angeles Coach Pat Quinn said
there was no way. after a good road
tnp, he was expecting his team to be
beaten so badly.
"When we came back off the road.
1fyou'd ha ve told me this was going to
happen. I'd sa)' you were nuts."
Qu.inn said. "The last five games,
we ve had a lot o.f good things happen,
especially in Chicago."
The Kines plared the Black Hwks
to a 4-4 tie 1n their previous 11.ame.
Mississippi St. Coach fired
STARK VILLE. M1ss.(A P)-M1s-
sissippi State football Coach Emory
Bellard. who had predicted his team
would capture the Southeastern Con-
ference tllJc this season but fa iled to
win a conference game. was fi red
Wed ncs(Jay.
Athletic Director Charley Scott
made the announcement at a news
conference, sayinJ that Bellard wa'I
relieved of all du ties "immediately."
Bel lard, 5 7. had been at State seven
seasons. He had one year to go on his
contract.
conference. but released a bnef state-
ment:
"for seven years I have been the
head football coach at Miss1ss1pp1
tate Universiuty. In those years
there have been great and rewarding
experiences and there ha\Te een ex-
periences which caused me to feel
hun that no one can comprehend.
This was not a hun that came from
other people. but rather one that came
from within Emory Bellard.
NB's Maloney
to be honored SAVINGS ON
DESIGNER FASHIONS_ NEW& PRE-OWNED MODELS
State finished S-6 overall and 0-6 in
the SEC this past season. and his
overall mark at the school was 37-45.
The Bulldogs closed their season
Saturday with a 4S-27 to archnval
M lss1ss1 ppi.
Bellard wasn't present at the news Al Malo.ney of Ncwpon Beach.
wh~ organized and took part in a
scnes of f90tb~ll games in Japan SO
years ago. 1s being honored 1h1s week
in Tokyo. 25~ • Patty Woodard
•re [ • Carol Uttle
off • U. Clo~ts
• Jty SttttlS
• C.W. II • I•" It Cottr
• JoutUI llrtl• • ...w llltthw
fmP~ Fantastic
722-9711
WE'VE MOVED
To: 427 E. 27th St. #D
Costa Mesa
63 l ·-6520
A CROSS FROM THE NEW WHEREHOUSE
103 off all merchandise wl
Mitloney ond six other members of
that We t Coast All-tar ttam will be
honored with a dinner toni&hi. under
the auspices of the ,.\mcrican-
Japancse Football Ano<:1ation.
Maloney and tht' others will also
attend Saturday''I U -Orqon aamc
in Tokyo.
Maloney. 78. led the aroup of 33
players on 1 30-d~y. l().a.ame trip In
19JS.
Others nuikin1 the trip with
Malone) include Howard Clarit.
Kenneth "Bnck" Bri&ht, Verdi
8o)'cr. C'arld ·•Woody .. Ullin. lex
Ea&Jc a nd Jed Onlina.
Clark and Easle pla)'td foo1t.ll m
Jhc early 30s at the Un1vem1y of
Ottton. whale Bnaht •nd Ostlina
played 1t . Bci)'er ts a UCLA
lf'l(fuate and Ull in play~ at chr
{Jn1vcn1ty orWuh1 ngton .
..
Ea•t Bl uff ba•lretbllll .
Women '• racquetlMll tourney
. l1ght·ttmc nutu>nal champion Lynn Adams
of < O\ta \fr\a "111 be the top seed for the
Wor_ncn\ !'roft\\tonal Racquetball A.ssoc1a· t1on \ l-'.ic1t1c Mutual Pro-Am C'hamp1onsh1ps Thur"9a) thmugh ()unday. Dec 12-15, at the I o~ C aballl'ro' '\pom Com1>lex 1n Fountain Valle>.
RCJJstrauon for hmttcd opensnp in the &st
Bluff Boy' and Girls Club's intramural basket·
ball lea1ucs 11 now be1na held at the club .
cost " S25 per pllY.t'f and pan1c1pan1s arc assured two quaners or pla\
Grades I ·3. and 1 \llll 1e openings for the league. which begins in Ja.1uary. .
E11ht·foot b1uke1~ will be used for first
throulh third grade leagues.
ThC' top lfJ pmfe\~tonah. 111clud1ng No 3 'ICl'd
and rnrrent nutwnal doublC'~ lhamp1on Tern
Cnlreath 1>1 Mt\s1on VtC'JO, will be competing for
SI O.f.l<Xl 1n pn1c awards
For 1nforma11on phone 640-6650, or wnte
2555 Vma Ori Oro. Newi>on Stach, 92660.
All proceed~ from the tournament will go to the l\nhnt1\ foundation
Adams and (i1lrea1h will atw co nduct a chn1c \\ ednc~a~. Def I I at 7 p.m.
For 1nforma11on phone 546-8560 or 979-6942
t:f Pro ba•ketball
LAKERS SCHEDULE
Fn . No' 2Y -Seattle (home).
Over-tbe-llne toui;n.ament
ream appltca11ons are no°' being accepted fo1
the 6t h .\nnual Chmtmas Over-The Linc
tournamrnt ~aturdjl>. Dec 14. at Mile Square
Park 1 n l·ountatn Valle~.
Sun . [)c{ I -C h1cago (home). Wed . Otc 4
-at L t.ih Fn . Dec 6-Houston (home). Sun ..
Dec Q -Dalla) (home'). Thurs .. Dec 12 -
Phoenix (homt'J. Fn . Dec 13-at Denver.Sun.
Dec. IS -Dc1ro11 (home). Tut~ .. Dec 17 -at New York Wed .. Dec IQ -at Milwaukee; Fri ..
Dec 10 -at Cleveland. Sat., Dec 21 -at Wuhington. Thurs . Dec 26 -at San Antonio;
Sat .. Dec 21! -at Sacramento. Sun .. Dec. 29-Goldcn S1a1c I home)
1-ntry fee 1s S2 I for the three-on-three softball
n cnt and all team\ arc guaranteed four games.
Mcn''Jl(ld women·~ d1v1s1ons will begin at 9
Home game\ begin at 7.30. Ticket pnces range
fromSI050ioS35
CLIPPERS SCHEDULE
J m '
I or 1nlorma11on phone 1213) 630.2298.
Frt., No". 21.J -at San Antonio; Sat Nov. 30 -at Dallas
Wed . Del 4 -Sacramento (home). Thurs ..
Dec. 5 -at (1oldcn Sta ie at . Dec. 7 -Utah (homt). Tues .. Dec 10 -Dallas (home): Wed.,
Dec 11 -at Denver. Fn . Dec 13 -at Seattle; Sat Dec 14 -Phoenix (home). Wed .. Dec. 18
-(1olden \1.1te (ome). Fn . lkc. 20 -San
;\ntonso (home I \at Dec 21 -at Sacramento.
Wed .. Dec ~ ~ -a1 Pon land. Thurs .. Dec 26 -
Ph1ladelph1.1 I home) \at . Dec 18 -at Seattle.
Mon Del 30 -Bci\ton (home) .,.
Homt' game~ begin at 7 30 Ticket pnces range
from SS w S20
Youth coaching claN
~ clas\ on coaching and training youth ba~ball team\ 1s being offered b) lhl' Rancho
\an11ago C ollege·, comm unll)' sen ices program
Tuesda's from 7-10 pm beginning Jan 7 and
running through 1-eb :?S at 11scampus 1n Orange
1!04~ l < hapman A\t' .
fhc da\\ ..t>1ll discuss fundamentals. pral·1tcc
11rgan11a11on. proptr UM! of drills and other
1cathrng techniques. safety factors. d1Sl'1pltntt
and mental conce n1ra11on.
A l di do cl a Ne• offered
Three ~\·ctton\ of A1k1do. a non-aggress1 vt'.
modern Jarant\e martial an, are being offered
this spring b> \addleback C otlege Formt'r Santa Ana Valley vars11~ coach
llcrschcl Mu~1ck. will teach the course. He has had over :?II )Cars of youth ba-;eball coaching
e\J)Crtencc and wa\ three limes the Orange
( oun t) ( 1>:ith of the Year
Enrollml·nt feet'> SS for the clas~s. <;ehcdulcd from Y-1 I a m on Saturda). 7-9 p.m on
Monda) and I:!· I pm on Monda) and Wcdnc,da) Pla,cr\ managers, coaches and parents are
'"' 11ed HI 11ar11,·1pa1c 1n the cl a'>\ "'hteh has a The wur\l' I\ Ot:ing taught b) tounh-degrcl'
..\1k1do l'llad. ~h Wa )'ne fourda S~'> fn· .
\tudcnt\ ma) reg1\tcr al tfic firs1 class
meeting. but prc-registra11on 1s recommended.
For 1nforma11on phone 667-3096
Tourda <.aid .ill 1>f lht' techniques. which
('m phas11e grips and throw\ ra1her than blow\
"can bt· learned b} an )one "ho \."an lift IS pounds "
Boland,
Gasparian
honored
The Soulh < ·oa<;t < ·onfon·ncc cham-
pion Golden West C ollegc Rustier<>
swept top honor\ 1n the all-con-
ference team 1n a vote of sec
coaches
Player of 1hr Year honors "'cnt to
sophomore setter Julie Boland. while
Alben Gaspanan was chosen C oach
of the Year for dirccllng the Ru"illers
to a 13-1 mark
The Rustler\. along "'1th Orange
Coast. will enter pla} 1n the Sou them
California regional tournament be·
g1nn1n~ Tuesday
All·Sot1tb Coast Confe rence
First Team
Setter-Julie Roland ((1W( ).
soph .. Anna Castillo (~addlehack).
soph.
Middle ~locker\-( ccc Elias
(Golden Wes:). soph ... Barbara Bally coco. fr. Outside h1 ttcr!>-Karcn Knight
(GW('). soph .. Ann Java~e (0<'('), fr ..
Linda Bauman (C'emtos). soph ..
Mar) Spaeder(Fullcrton). fr.
Second Team
Setters-Reyna Gutierrez ((er·
ntos). fr : Kam Rochow (0 C ). fr ..
and\ Taylor (Saddleback). ~oph
Ou'ts1de h1t1ers-Kathy Wh1ssman
(GWC>. fr . Manna Van Mel.le
(G WC>. soph . Lisa Manfrq (Ci WC ).
fr .• Jennifer Delley (0('(). fr .. Jen-
nifer Kronk <Saddlehack). soph.
M 1dd le blocke rs-M 1chc.-lle
Lazorek (0C('). fr . Holly Ast1er
(Fullerton). fr
Player of Year-Julie Bolan~
(Golden Wtst)
Coach of Year-Al~n Gaspanan
(Golden Westl
For rcg1~tra11un 1nforma11on phnm· the ..\d·
m1ss1on' and Rcrnrds Offirr di ~ll~·-l555
Campbell, Newland
top All-PCAA team
UC lrvine'sJcffCampbell and Ted
Newland walked away w11h thl' top
honors as the All -PC AA water polo
team was announced Wcdnec;da)
Campbell was named the pla)cr ol
1he year in leading the Anteater'> to
the PC' AA championship. wh ile Nl'W·
land was selected coach of the }Car
J.R. Salvatore and goalie Mari..
Maizcll were UCI players named to
the first team while tcammatl' M1!..e
Doung earned second team honor\
Campbell. a 6-4 senior and produc 1
of Un1 vers1t) High, led the team 1n
sconng w11h 70 goals Saha tore. a 6-0
JUntor. scored 61 goals Doting J
Junior. had 21 goals
The Anteater-;, "'tnnero; ol 1hc
conference at I 0-2. enter the NC ..\ .\
champ1onsh1ps Fnda) night at Rel-
mnnt Plan aga1n'>l Hrown Un1ver-
'''~ I h:Jt game 1<> set for 6 o'clock.
First Team
ktl C ;1mpbcll (l 'C Irvine). John
D1cper\loot I Fresno State). Ph 1 I
< a!.t1llo (Long Beach State). J. R.
'iah a tore I UC In 1ne). John
\ndrr\on Cl '( anta Barbara) . .\aron 1
C h~t\l'n I Pl·ppcrdme): Goahl'-Mark
.\.la11d ( 11\ In 1ne)
econd Team
1
\IJu Kenned ~ (Fresno State). Roh
Ratl..o\lc (Long Beach State). Make
Doung ( l '( Irvine) . .\nmnio ln1guc1
( l '( \an ta Barbara). Pat O'Bncn ( lJ(
\anta Rarbarn). Peter Galli (Pac1fic1.
C1oaltt·-Stc'e Coupland <Fresno
Stale)
Pla~rr of the }tar -Campbell
Coach of the )Car -Newland.
Perez-Rabotte fight
heads Irvine card
Santa .\na's Toma' Pcn·1 "
favored over Ernie Rabottc ol I °'
•\ngcles when California'<, 1op two
Junior m1ddlewe1gt\ls meet Fml:n at
the lrvme Mamou Hotel.
The bout. currently scheduled for
I 0 rounds. could IX upped to I ~
rounds for the 154-pound state cham-
p1onsh1p. "acated b}' Nardo Ro)bal
who rettred last week. ~ubject to
'(1ahfomia .\thleuc Comm1'is1on ap-
proval. Word from lhe comm1ss1on
may be dtlayed as long as Fnda~ ''i
weigh-in. accord ing to promoter Don
FraSt'r
Perez has fa sh 1oned a 13-1 record
thus fa r. but figure~ 10 get a <ottf1 h.'\I
from Rabnttc. ""ho ha\ bi:en in
agatn\t the he st. inc:luding a draw
"1th BC' rt Lee.
Nardo Ro}bal of Vallejo was the
\late JUn1nr m1ddlewe1ght champion.
but he retired last week. and the lltlc
was declared vacant
Bo,.1 ng begins at 8 o'clock..
In other houts. teve Renwick of
"'dlington. New Zealand. will be
'ccli.1ng ht'\ third straight Irvine
Mamor~ at the e~pense of
.\h 1n Prouder of Los Angeles in an I
e1gh1-ruundtr at 155 pounds.
In ano t her e1ght-roundc:r
Pa,adena\ Joey Olivera 1s paired
""''h Jc\u\ Padilla of Mnaco C11y in a
ltghtwe1gh1 hout.
Sa ilors f a ce Marlboroug h
Jn st a t e v olley.ball tourney
Thn•t• four-rounders will complete
the prop.ram. Dave "Gypsy" Ronko
of Long Reach ma kes his pro debut
aga1n\t I V Nalls 1n a heavyweight
matl'h Eddie Pagl1taro of Cleveland
1\ matched with Malton Bush of
\\estm1n'itCr at 165 pounds, and
•\lfredo < 1on1alc\ of Pomona goe'>
aga1n'it Japan·., Tako h1 Okubo at I ~4
pound\ , Ne~port tforbor High's girl'
volleyball team will travel to
Marlborough High of lo, ngclcc;
for its second-round match 1n the
Cal1forntn tatc Vollcyhall
('hamp1on'ihtp~ aturda) night at
7·30.
The 'i:ulor. brl'C1cd llJ'it L .\
ROOK\ cit. the Li\ ( II> ch. m-
p1on. 15.0. 15· 7, 1 S·~ on T ue~a)
night 1n openm1-round action
Marlb4.\rouah. 20-1 follow1na
iu IS-11.b-IS, IS-7 10-IS. 16-14
victory o'er Powa} on l uesday.
wH the champion tn C Ir 4-.\
Ntwpon 1s seeded a an at ·lar&c
team and will not haH n home
m a tch 1n t h e pl.nofl'I
•
Marlborough'' thl' hwrnamcn1\
'\CCOnd seed.
The Satlon. ""crt• dom1nan1
ap1ns1 Roosevelt. which wa' the
LA City champion for thr ~rnnd
c;tratght year. Nc:wport ~~cd
eight aces and 21 poanh on scn-t'\
that ""ercn't returned
. a1lo~C03ch Mike Nrtte\Rtd
"The e>tpenenct level •~so mu' h
lo""er 1n I A C'tt) ball It'\ har:d for
them to compete when they 'ho"<'
no club team\ "
W ith 11 '1cton U\t'r
Marlborouah on ~aturda)', Ne"
pon would pla}' the: "inner of the
\.11 ra ("o)ta·Paltsadcs match 1n
the ~mtfinals Tue-sda) niaht.
'h l'f 500 re\Crvcd suts 1n all pnre
r;rngc\ go on c;alc at the hocel Fnda) a1
10 ::1 m
Newport Co~ars
seek football title
Th<' Ncwpon Beach P« Wtt c oupr'I \I. 111 fat"t' the Tustin Ra1dc"'
1n the: Orange County Jr. All·Amcn
can football champ1o nJh1p JAme
~turda~ at 2 ~O p m. It Irvine High
l h<' C OUJA" ad\'anc;cd to thr
ch1mp1on<>h1p with 1 I~ \'1-ctory
over the Bcll nowcr Mu ia.na tn the: Stm1final~ la l turda)' at \'aJenr1a
H1a.h in Plac-tnua
...
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thuraday, November 29. 1N5 OS
Letdown concern to FJOres <
Raiders to meet
Falcons on heels
of two tough wins
MANHATT.\N BEACH (AP) -
Coach Tom Flores of the Los Angeles
Raiders reali le) that his team as npc:
for an emotional letdown when 1t
plays at Atlanla th is Sunda)'.
He's tried to do what he can to
make sure such an occurrence dOC'$n 't Anscln fin11hes the rqular $USOn
take place. ap101t thr~ ru~ o~ocntJ, all of
"Wt can't afford to ha'e a lttdown whom Juve playofTaspuatJons.
at this !ltagc: of the season. not wnh While the Raukn were sconna a
what's comma up," Aorcs said lOul'bdown with 2:50 rem&.inJ.OJ to
Wednesday. "You can't look beyond snap a 6-6 lie and ~t Cincinnatt,
anything at this staae. 13.-6, on Nov. 17 the Falcons wert
"I menuoned to ouI players the destroyi~ the Rams. 3().1 4. at Fulton
importance of not talung Atlanta Count).' Stadium. site of tb1s wcclc-
hghtl)' Look what they did to the end's pme.
Rams." Last Sunday, the Raiders nipped ·
The Raiders are facing the Falcons De nver. 31-28. in oven ime to raise
on the heels of two hard-fought ' their record to 8-4 and move into a
victories. Following the game. Lo~rst-place tie with the Broncos in the
--------------------------•• Amencan football Conference's
Monarchs place six
on Angelus first team
Western D1v1sion.
Meanwhile, the: Falcons were being
trounced. 36-0. by the unbeaten
Chicago Bears to fall to 2-10.
The Raiders and Broncos play
again on Dec. 8. this time at Mi le
High Stadium an Den ver. After that,
Los .\ngeles entertains Seattle on
Mater De1 High has placed s1>.
players on tht first team -three on
otTc:nse and th rte on defense-1n .\11-
Angelus Leaguc:football.
On offense. senior wide receive r
Paul Cardenas sophomore q uar-
terback Todd Mannov1ch and senior
lineman Mike Mothtrwa} \\<ere
honored. Defens1w first-team laurels
went 10 three ~n1ors -lineman
Kevin Meehan. linebacker Mike
O'Connor and back Tim Haider.
The top kicker award was voted to
Mater De1's sent0r place-kicker Gary
Coston.
Mater Dea finished second an the
l\ngeluo; League this season to Bishop
Amat and ts preparing for the second
round of the CIF Big Five pla)olT'i
this week again'>! Westminster
The team·
* Al·Aneetus LH~
i-n. Name, SchMI
MVP-Eric 81en1em• 8 •lnOP Ame•
Ott M\IF>-T•m Ro\tn-renz Servot•
0-1 MVF>-Jolln Steno1 B Mntomrv
Klctter-<;arv Co\lon Meter Ot
l'llUT TEAM OFFENSE
WR-Peut Cardena\ Meter O.o
WR-Fra nk Meuotta St Pe..,t
WR-Jiff F>tldnovu. Servo••
WR-<or,,.r Sandor Pou\ X
TE~orv Ewing, Piu' )(
TE-f>at Pelltnon. 81\llOP .4m••
0 8-0 •rell Nooglt Ser.••e
0 8-Rocl< Ca rier 80\l>OP Ame•
OB-TOdd MarlnovlCll Mater O•o
OB-Jonn Scoll, St Peul
08-Eeldle Nevarez. Pius I.
OL-Jeck Monte' 8oshop Ame•
01 --r "''"' c;.,.1"'"" 8f'\P\nn A""'"'
'
Wt. Yr
17S Jr
llO Sr no Sr
17S Sr
llS Sr
160 Sr
17S Sr
17S Sr
100 Sr
1.S Sr
11S Sr
llO Sr
190 Sc.
180 Sr
I~ Sr
240 Sr
11S Sr
Ot..-M1" Motbe<wev Melef 0..
Ot..-!>u n Kett.v St Paul
OL-Fet•l>9<to .,.•vt rro, Plu• X
""ST TEAM O.F•NSIE OL-Meroo Torrn lll~Atnel
OL-Kevo11 Meel\en, Meter 0.1
OL-Mell 8•u.cue, St Paul
OL-Bob Moli.e 8 Monlgomerv
OL -<•1r11 GelOeblnl. Servile
LB-Romon Oler 81"'<>P Arnet
t..8-<.,erlel Fretev, 80\noc> Amel
L8-Tt0 V11rneuel, Se<vllt
L8-l(en Set., 8 Montgomery
OB-Peu1 M1roue1, 81l l'IOC> Arnet
OB-Tim H1leltf, Meter 0.1
08-Moguet Remlrn. St Peul
0 8-Jlm Sanford, Servile
0 8-JOM Brown. 8 1\llOO Amtt
SECOND TEAM OFFll!NSE
WR-Jim O'Brien, Maler Del
WR-<erlo Hernroio, 8 1\nop Amat
WR-Rev Menoevll, s1 Peut
WR-Niel< Halouc. Servile WR-Jom Miiier, B Montgornerv
TE-Ric~ Younger, St Paul
0 8-<nertes Anton, Meter Ot1
0 8-Mall Se>enet, Maler Otl
08-Monoo Co\lt41o SI Paul
OB-<.,erle\ Criner Pius x
OL-Leo PresledO Meter Ot
OL -Joe Burt Serv11e
OL-Pat Hu"' 8 Montgomerv
OL-ll1cn Gerroe1o. 81snoc> Amal
SECOND TEAM OEFEHSE
OL ~erv Ouaes B•sl'IOC> Ame1
OL-AIO•t Anoe<men. Mat~ 0.1
OL-Tonv Gelven 8osl>OP .4met
OL-Mlkt 5nln. St Paul
OL-Oevfd 8ox Plu\ X
L8-llooer AIOl'IMI. SI P1u
L8-JelT\fl Pierre. BISl>OP Am••
LB-Mike Kt41v. Mater o..
L8-Joe O'He ra . Meter Oe
L8-Mokt Hirou. Servote
0 8-Nlu Sate, 8 MonlOOIT\8'V
OB-Seen Canova 8 oVIOP Ama t
0 8-At Oroonez Servile
0 8-Jaso" ROlo\Cll. w v1te
0 8-Rocl> Ruiz St Peut
OB-Lamont HOlttnQul\t Pou\ X
130 S• Dec I 5 and travels to Anaheim
tts Sr Stadium to meet the Rams on D«. ns Sr B . .,
11S Sr ••s Sr 110 Sr
710 Sr ns Sr
19S St
llS Jr ns Sr ns Sr
170 Sr 11S Sr
17S Sr
llO Sr
110 Sr
11S Jr
166 Jr
110 Sr
ISS Jr
110 Sr
190 Sr
110 Sr
llS So
110 Jr
19S Jr
20S Sr
20S !>r
XIS Sr
140 Jr
ll S Sr
19S Sr
ll S Sr
200 Sr
1I S Sr
190 Sr
Ito Sr
19S Sr
19S Sr
llO Jr
110 So
16S Jr
ISS Sr
ISO Sr
160 Sr ''° So
In addition to evc:rythmg els.e. the
Falcom. art not onl} a non-d1v1S1on
opponent for the Ra1dt'k. they're.-a
non-conference foe.
"We're: vef) pleased. obviously. to
be in the: pos11ion we're in nght now
cons1denn~ where we were a couple of
"'eek~ ago.· Aores said.
Tickets on sale
fo r Pon y Bowl
Advanced sale ofttckets to the Dec
7 Pon} Bowl football game are now
on sale al Saddlebaclc College and
Boegt's porting Goods m Fullerton
The game al Orange Coast College
will ptt M1ss1on Conference cham-
pion Saddltback (I 0-0) against Full·
enon (8-2), the wmner of the Pac-9
Cost for the tickets ""'II be SS for
gentral adm1ss1on and S3 for stu·
dents. statTand facult} of the com pet·
1ng schools
To purchase 11ckc:ts at Saddleback.
either stop b}' the public mformauon
office 1n ·· o\.. building or phone
582-43~ I for details. Boegc:'s 1s
located a1 I IX\.\-Commonwealth in
Fullenon
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PEOPLE
WHO
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by people tc ho ski at SKI l ' SPORTS INCORPOR,\TED. A nd
don ·t be sht/. See 011r salespeople for tltP personal e rl'icc a11 d
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ORANGE 1802 E. Kotello Ave. (714) 633-1880
FULLERTON 252 0 E. Chapmon Ave. (714) 870-4171
NEWPORT BEACH Fash 1on Island (714) 644-2121
CERRITOS Los Cerritos Center (213) 924-1625
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IM Oninge coa1 DAILY PILOT/ Thurlday, November 28, 1985
fuH l Hl RECORU
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W..t
W L T
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• I 0 , 10 0 c ..... ,, 0 0
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417 266
417 244
.167 247
,,.
198
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357
127
MO 111
278
"° Oellat I 4 O .U1 2S4 214
NY Gltlllt I 4 0 6'7 212 "' wn111neion 1 s o st:i 21a ns
fl'Me dtlPllle • 6 0 S00 200 ?10
St. l..ol.ll1 4 I 0 333 103 2tO
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.66J 294 soo 267
"' Jlt 3Jl 212
261
252
244
332 ,,.
soo 101 in soo 772 711
417 206 270
411 299 J7S
NY Jt lS 9 l 0 .750 300
667 240 667 ,,.
tlO 714
161 162
191
200
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~Englend I 4 0
Miami • 4 0
lnoi.nt.ootl• l t o
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11-ctlncn.o Clivlslon 1111e
TMIV's Games
New York Jttt •I Oetroft <C:nennel • •'
t:30 '·"'" $1, Louis •I Delles !Ch1nnel 2 11 I Pm I
~v·s G•rnti
Rems el New OrlHns IChannt 2 •' 10
e .m.I
R•lden ti Alla n11 (Cl\•nMI 4 11 I Pm I
S.n Fr•nc•KO ti WHl1\ngl0<1
l uffelO et Sen Diego
Cltvtle nd et Ntw York G11nls
Denver " Plllst>urgh
Houston •I Clnclnn•H
T•mPt Bev 11 GrHn Bev
Mfnnesot• at PnlladtlPlli•
New Ellllland el 1nor1neo0Us
K•n~s Clly el Stallle
MtndtV's G-Chlelloo ., Mlt ml (Cll•nMI 1 el 6 0 m t
COLLEGE
!'CAA
COllfer~ ~·· W LT W L T
Fresno Sl•lt 1 O O tO 0 I s s 0 s s l
6 6 0
l • 0 s 6 0
2 8 I
t 10 0
CS Fulltt'ton 4 2 O
Ntv•de·LH Veges 4 2 I
Lono Beacn S1t1e • J 0
Ule ll Slelf J • 0
P•clflc 2 • o Sen JOH Ste tt 2 4 I
Ntw Mexico St•te 0 7 0
Sttvrdev's Game
P•cllic at Cel Sl•lt Fulitft()(I
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
"'8Ytr
Wllll1ms. FSU
Jontt, UNLV
Ct lllOun, CSF
Lewis, UNLV
Sco11, CSF
TC& Yeh. TD
110 101• 13
156 790 •
104 60S 3
121 611 3
10? 481 t
Ave.
93 I
718
60 s
SSS .. 1
PASSIHG
"'8ver PA ,.C Pl TD Pct. Vdl.
Gevnor, LBS 4S 1 32 I 18 19 111 3S6S
SweeMv, FSU 29S 171 7 14 600 2604
Sttllwortn. UNL V m 158 9 9 S.. I 1920
J1CkS01t, UOP 119 60 1 9 SOI 961
Carlson, SJS 124 61 e 3 492 161
RECEIVING
"'8ver
LOCkell, LBS
Tt ml>leton, LBS
llowlev, NMSU
Orv, LBS
McDonald, NMSU
Lewi\, UNLV
l"C Yeh. TD
69 9SO 10
62 SOO I
S7 SSO I
4S 543 S
37 SI• 1 37 400 I
SCORING ....... .,
Btlll, FSU
Wllllemt, FSU
Sartin, LBS
Gerner. UOP
Noroeard. UOP
Wt iltr NMSU
Cevtor, LBS
TD >lP F G ""-0 .... 100
13 I 0 80
12 o o n
0 16 16 6A
0 21 11 61
0 11 14 60
0 JO 9 S7
Pacific· 10
C.tnftf'tnet O't'tral
WLT I 2 I I 3 0
I l 0
6 s 0 s s 0 s s 0
4 7 0
• 1 0
3 • 0
4 1 0
UCLA
Arizona
Arlrone Slaff
Wtll11noton use
Oreoon
W11111ngron Stele
S1tnfC>ro
Oreoon St•lt
California
W L T
" 2 0 s 2 0 s 2 0 s 3 0 • 3 0
3 J 0
3 s 0 ) s 0
2 6 0
2 7 0 F rtdf V' I Ge,.,. use "' Ort110n 01 To1tvo. 9 Pm PST
R USHING
l"ltver MaVH WSU
C1>errv, Ore
Grffn. UCL.A
Knight. use
Crutcl'ltr. USC CrtwforCI, ASU
Ftt1ntY, Wun
MuSltr, Sien
B1rbero (el
Aoems. Ar11
MAllOnt OSlJ
TCI Ycb. TD
221 1236 10
191 961 9
14S 666 6
160 630 3
138 S98 6
173 684 ll
ICM 497 s
140 S21 6
124 Sl6 3
139 Sll 1
134 SSA l
Ave.
1124
106.
95 I
70 0
66 4
62 2
62 I
S7 9
SJ 3
SI I so 4
PASSING
"'8Ytr I" A l"C. Pl TD Pct. Y ch.
PI Vf, Sten 40S 211 13 10 669 2589
V RHPnOrsl. ASU 310 174 II 10 561 2100
MJlltf, ext 310 1n n 11 ssa 2111
RYPltn WSU 273 IS9 11 14 582 211•
Norrlt UCLA 714 136 10 10 636 1119
Jtn1t1n1. Am 271 150 10 7 ~ 1161
Millen, Wuh 26A 158 U 6 S98 IS6~
Brown, Ct l n1 122 12 6 SJ7 1447
Sell11>urv. USC 171 98 • 6 S13 1110
Go"atlfl. OSU 111 9• 9 3 Sit 916
RECEIVING
"""" Mus1tr. Sten
Bynum. OSU
Batv, Sten
Bernes, Ort
Hiii, WHll
Wtalllent>v Wu n
Horton, Arlr
James, Sten
Coa, ASU
Cormier. USC
"'8ver
LH , UCLA
ltn0t1es, Arrr
JHgtr, Wash
a ostrom, ASU
MtYtt, wsu
Crewforo ASU
Musttr. Sttn
SWffntY Sttn
Sneftr USC C,,_rrv Ort
SCCMUNG
l"C Ycb. TD
78 6S4 •
61 703 1
61 6to J
.. 176 6
.. 696 I
46 314 I
43 .. s l 42 658 ,
40 718 s
31 370 1
TD XP l'G ,....._
0 3321 96
0 23 22 19
0 19 21 I?
0 29 IS 74
II I I 61
II 0 0 66
10 I 0 62
0 2S 12 ~" 0 21 lJ OU
10 0 0 60
..... acff'c 10
f'MtST TIAM OFFElllSE
OB-<11<ls Mlntr. Jr 0rf90"
RS--Rutt>tn M41Vts Sr Wtslllnglon SI
Bred M1.111er. So , SttnlorCI Tonv C11errv
Sr <Xeoon
WR-1...tw Bernet Sr Oreoon Aeo1>1f'
9vnum. Sr , OrHOn SJ
TE-Greg ltlY. Sr Stanford
Llntmttt-Jttf 8rt0tl, Jr USC J1mt1
Fllt Pe trkk, Sr USC Mfke H1rtme1tr, Sr
UCLA, Ktllh Ktrll Sr Cal JOl'ln Btr~\
Sr Stentord
Pl(-Jonn LM. Sr UCL.A
'IRST TIAM Dll'ENH
L1ntmtn-Merli W1te11. Sr UCLA, Erili.
Howtrd, 'ir WHhlnglon St RtoOI•
Aottrs J• Wt slllngton. Ttrrv Tum•v So
UCL.A
Ll -lv•on £.,ens Jr AmOftt , Herov
NICl!tr\411, Jr . Ce 1 Tommv h...tor Sr
UCLA Jot Ktllv, Sr Wes111r111t011
09-Allen Dura.ii Sr . Arlaona Tim
MCOOllt l<I. Jr . USC. Devl<I Fulelltr, Jr
Arlront St . Vetlff Jtekson, Sr , Wt'hlllO
'°" Pu1111t-Mlk• SCllUll F• ArlrOlle St
ll11urn '4Jeetano-K 1tr·c~ hvlOf. Jr
Weslltnoton SI
H C0.0 TIAM Of'FINH
Q&-JOIWI ~ ...... St~G
Ill-MMe Hlells, Ctl, FrtG Crv~lltr
USC, ltlck FtntitY, Weilllnoron
w•-A••ori co.. At laOtle ll • i 011rt11
HIN, Wesnl119Jon, Jon H0tton Arlrone
Tl-Jot C0tmltf, USC
UtitmM-Mtfl' Sl#fltll1 Ct4 Gr"
SCnwe•, Or-. ~ Tof!ltm·rt Artrone
0.Yld Ftflfll, ArltOM SI . '""' Lt d•nt\ V¥9~,.ion St' Jim Mceullout!I UCLA ftl(-Mft 1~ ~l'llOfle
•
llCC*O TIAM O.,INSI
L~Tonv Coiotllo, use, M411tll
WtlllH °'· Cel. ~II Koe/I, use. Dall Salu~. MaON S1 Ll~reo ....... M llOl\e $1., 0.lt
Ltwl&, OrttOf' $1., kott $1~. Ari•~
sr., Tom Prukoo. Stent0td DI-Levi ne• Nort11lno1on, Ort110n $1 •
Jernes wu111n111on. UCL.A. Crt lt llutltdoe.
UCLA Clluck Ctcll. Arl1one
Purtle<-Mlkt PrtKNr, Oreoon.
lttlurn 1peclell11-Antl'IOnv Perlle<. Ari·
lont $1
N ..... Dame CNd\lnt recetds •
J L Morison 1194 J 1 I .100
H.G Hedin lltS 3 I 0 7SO
Frenk He<lnt lrH·9t 12 4 I 65'
Jim Mc.W-v lltt ' l I 6SO
Pt lrlelt. O'Dtt 1900·01 14 4 2 750
Jemn FereONtr 1t01·0> u 1 ? m
Loul1 Selmon 1'°4 S l 0 625
Ht nrv McCiltw 1905 S 4 0 .SM
TllOl'llll 8errv 1906·07 11 I 1 .193
vrcior Piece 1909 I 1 O .119
F reni. LOllllm•n 1909· 10 1 I I 2 .157
JOl'lll Mtrli.s 1911-12 13 0 2 .t33
Jftte Htr~r ltll· 17 l4 S I .Ml
Krw .. RockM 1'11·30 lOS 12 5 .Ill
Huntl AndtnOll 1931 ·33 16 9 1 630
Elmer Levoen 1t3A·40 ., 13 3 no
F renk LH hY· v 1941 ·SJ 11 II 9 ,ISS
Eel Mcl<Hve< 1944 I 2 0 ,to()
HIJ9h Oevore·r 1945·63 9 9 1 .SOO
Te<rv Brenne n 1954·SI 32 11 0 .640
Jot Kuherkll 19S9·62 17 23 0 42S
Ari Ptr"!!lll•n 1"4·74 95 17 4 .136
0 811 Devine 191S·IO SJ 14 t 764
Gerry F•ull·x IMl·I S )0 2S I S.U
.Totel 646 J91 40 762
x·ont game remelnlng
v·LHrlV coe~ from 19•1·43 end
19'6·SJ r·Dtvore coaclltd In 190 end 1H3
c ..... ,.....KMdUle
TONIGHT'S GAMIE
Tens •' Tun 11.&.M l'RIDAY'S GAMS
Virginie al Mtrvl•nd !Cllt nntl 2 et 11 JO
a m l SATURDAY'S GAMIS
Or911on vs USC •I Tokvo (G•me sltrls
at 9 pm . PST, Friday)
Altbtme vs Aut>urn et Bkmlr11111tm
<C11tnntl 7 11 noon> Ftorlda Stalt •I Ftorldt
Pecl1k ti Cel Sl•lt Fullerton
Gto<g1e ., G«lrgl• Tecll, n
Sen Diego Sltle a t H•well, n
Nolrt Dame ti Ml•ml, Flt (Channel 2 el
12:30 Pm I
Oklenom• el Okltllorn• Stet•
Houtton al Rice
Wttl Vlfoln1• II Syrecuse. n
venoerl>ill at Tennesstt
LSU et Tult M, n
SAT\JttDAY, DEC. 7
Brlgl'lem Your111 •I Hew•ll
Eul Ctrolina et LSU, n
Armv vs N•vv el P11lledelohl11
SMU a l Oklallome
Tues·EI Peso vs Wvomlno at Mel·
t>OUrne Au\lretla (G•mt 1ter1t e1 1 e.m .
PST Otc 71
Hkltt scheot
CIF "LAYOl"FS
I Stctncl Rtundl Frldt'l'S Ge,.,.s 17:301
lie FIVt COllferenct
B1st100 Amal fl l·Ol "' Mlrtne O ·l · 11
11 WtSlmlnsrtr
L8 Potv II· II ti Font1ne (l·l )
Eclstn 1•·2) vs Strvlte 19·21 111 Cerritos
COlltllt
M•ltr Ott ll·ll vl Wts1m1nster (7·4) el
Orange Con t Cotleoe
COlltrel Cenfllrtnet
H••-1 Hertler (t.J) I I L• MlrtO•
(9-1)
LI Quint• (9·2) vs !.onore (S·6J •' Le
Hel>t"t Arttsle (1·31 et La Ht l>t"a 18·21 (Sttvr·
dt Y)
V•ltnclt !9·21 •s Se<ldlet>eck 19·2) al
Irvine Hlgll
504l1Mnl COllfertnCt
Pec1hce 18·31 vs Stntt Ana 11·•1 ti
Stnl• Ant Sttdlvm
E 1 Moatn• (10-11 at Ce o1w •no v •llev (9-1-1)
EI Toro (1·3) VS LOS AltmlfO\ (10-11 ••
Cienr
Foothlll 19·2l et Min ion Vlt lo (9· I· l)
GN s_, Centwtn«
Muir (10·1) •I Rio Mtst (1·2·1)
Scllurr tH): 1) VI Pes.dtne 17·41 ti
Ptstdfnt CC
Ntwt>urv Perk 17·3·11 vs Hert 17·3·1)
., ColltVt of C•nvons
We11 Torrence (7·2·21 el Simi vanev
(9·21
E • llMll Ctnfer'tnet
Arllngton (1·31 "' CJ1remon1 (10· IJ 11
UC Rlvtrsloe
UOlllnd 17·41 et Norco 19·71 Sovtn Hnts 18· I· 11 vs Oam1tn 17·41 al
C11rus Colltof Et Rencno (IO·IJ et Remona (1·41
Nortllwntllm Ctnfwenu
C•nYon ( 11·01 at Senta Merla 16·5)
Lomooc 19·7l North Torrel'IGe 17·•)
H•wtllornt (10·0-1) ti Pe1moa1e (1·31
Vtrbum Dt1 (ll·OI e t Anfftoe>e Valley
17·•>
Stv1t1M1tw11 c.....,._,.
Clltrttr 0.k (10-0) ti Montc1eir (7·3· I)
La Sier re (10-1) t i Arrovo 110· lf
Sen Dimas (9·11 e t CM lrtl (10-0·11
Ol•mond Ber (11·0) "' APPie Valley
11·3) 11 Victor Velltv Hlgll
lnltftd~
Sen Jacinto Cl-3) v1 Valltv Cllrlsllen
l 10-0) •I Montt Viste Mlddi. ScllOOI ~ Tt11ec11aPl 19·2) et BHumonl ll·Jl
On1trlo Chrlstl•n (10-1) vs MonlClelr
Prep 11·3) el LA Vt llev Colleoe (Seturdev)
Perecltle (10· ll vs. Or•not Lutlltren
(7·4) 11 La Pelme Perk
°""1·Meuntaln COllfertftCe
Stnll Cl•re (10· 11 vs Ht rvero (6-S) et
LA Vt lltY CotltOt
Senft VMI 11·2) VI Notre D•mt 19·2)
"' Rlve<sloe CC Aoour• (1·3) at Lt1.1rlnoer 19·1·1)
Elslnort (1·3) vs. SI. GtntvltVf (9·2) .,
Blrmlngh1m Hlgll (S•tudav)
E ltflt -men F "'8b
(Lt .... Sd!Mfl)
F 11th 8eollst II T tmPltton
I Smell Sc:Mtll)
v ictor V•llev Cnrfstl•n vs Bloomlr1111on
Cnrllll•" at Btoomlnvton Hloll
All 11ames 111 7·.30 pm
CIF PLAYOFF LOGS
E dlson n . Servtle
(l'ridev, C¥rltM C ..... l
EOISON SIRVITE
l t-'U <•·21 0 Et MOC!tna 14 " Co4ton " lS Cotton I• 24 Mtrln• 14
11 Benning ll 11 Ot mltn 6
21 SJ Bosco 77 27 Fin. V•lltv 1
37 Notre Oa mt 1 2S L• Qulnte 6
14 Wt1lmlnl1tr 24 41 Plut X 6
18 Ocu n View 1 ., 91s!IOI> Mont 13
21 Hiii BffCI\ 14 JS SI P•ul 33 ,. F1n Vt lltv 12 71 91sllOP Amel 26
SI Merine " 2S M•ter Del 27
Cll' Cll' n Altmtrw 7 30 Mllllken ..
llahoCI Arnet v-. Mlt1M
( l'r'lcltv, WnlmtMIW Hltfl)
91SHOf' AMAT MAJtlNA ( 11·0) CM ·I> 3t Rut>tdOu~ 0 9 SI Louis • 33 Los AllO\ 6 21 E1Ptf•n11 7
47 LB Jorden 0 " Strvlle ,.
21 SI. Frencl1 0 0 Foothlil 1• 33 HH Wiison 22 .. Mlllllt.t n 0
36 llsllOP Mont 12 76 Hll\ Btecll 10
•2 M411tr Otl 21 lS Fin Vt lltv 0
SS Plus x 14 .. Octtn View I• 26 St<vllt ,, 31 Wtttmlnsftr 1$
21 St P•ul 23 " Ect1son SI Cll' Clf' 27 LtktWOOd 10 77 Si n Gorgonlo n
Miter Del VL WestnWtttw
(l''*v• Ortnet Cttst C-...1
Mi.Ti it DEi WUTMINSTIR
ll·ll (1·4)
10 Ftn Velltv 20 1 V•ltnele 6
" SA Veli.v 10 10 Peclllc• l
14 S.nle Ant 20 26 El Toro 1
I• Wtt1mln111r 11 11 M11tr ()el 1' 19 Hin BH Ch 21 II L8 WllSOll l4
11 St P1u1 14 2• Edison l4
?I l t\llOCI Ame l 42 0 Hiii Btt<fl "
t) 91sl'IOcl Mont 1 13 Fin Vetlltv 1
16 Plut )( 6 IS Merine '7
11 "'"'" 15 42 Ocffn Vitw 7 Cl, CIP
21 SJ Bosco 3 .. R •Vtfllde Pol'; ,
New"'1 Harber V1. La Mira•
IP r'lcltv, U Mltedll H"")
NaW.-c>RT I.A l'MRAOA
HAltlOll (9·2) lt·1)
12 S.nte Ana 11 JS C:t lllornla 0
26 Irvine " S6 Stntt Ft 0 It Hin lttefl U )4 Le kfllf J
•1 1tentle 77 0 Lot Allot 2S
J4 !.tddlttltek 11 2 I llt lr 0
4.2 Cotte Mttt 1 U Oltllt1 I
61 l.tt ltacll 27 J.4 Mtvftlr I
)3 Unlverllty 24 27 Norwllltl J
11 Woodbf~ 0 u a.lllO•tr 12
14 CCIM IS I• Artf\lt 17 °' (# «7 Mfft\Olll 11 JO Trt'f 10
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V~n.laddl!IMcll ,,,....,., ltvtN Mllitl)
VALINCIA SADOLalACK •·1 110· ll
6 Wettrnln•ttr 1 ' SA VtlltY 0 3) SO!IOl'e 0 10 S.nre Ana 12 17 El Doreoo 10 34 Lt Ht l>tt 0
)(I Troy 0 ~· Unlver1llv 0 .. I OIM Gr•noe 0 21 Not Htrbor 14 '3 S.vtlWlt 0 )I Ellenc11 14 ,. Mt9nCNI• 0 ll WOOd(I( '°91 7 " Wetle<n " l2 CdM ' Jl 9rM·Oflnclt 0 .. Coste MtH 1 ,. Analltlm 6 42 Ltg BttCll 20
Cl!' Cll'
JS Norw•lk 0 Al 901\e Grandt 1
L .. ~
WIDNISOAY'S RHULTS
120tll Ill St·llllllt -""11trM ~
FIRST RACE .~ vtrdt
H•Pv Hoe> (Odrck•n) 41.20 11 40 10.00
C1,1plos Sier <Flgueroe ) 6 80 S.00
ADend011 <Meler! 6 00
Tlme:~.a
SJ IXACTA 19·21 Ptld '3700
SICONO.llACt. 350 Vtrds
Gvrnn Mn•'l (Odrck1n) II 00
C"-"s 0.-1 Glory (Rvlll
Ot1lc11t litlcll IGt rclal
Time: 11.0I.
t20 620
140 u o
3IO
•2 IXACTA (6·4l paid S 109 40.
THIRD RACI. 3SO verd1.
0.Cktm Sent (CtrdOael 14 20 6 20 3 80
Ttll AN)n (Gtrcl•I 13 60 6.00
Hta Hunchft (Ltwl1) S 60
Time· 17.93
12 IXACTA (2·71 PtlO l294 IO
l'OURTH RACE. 400 vtrdl.
Cllrls Senz IL•c•ey) 6 20
Tiit Brzmkr (Lewis)
Cts.nove Miu (Mvltsl
Time: 20.33
1'1Fl'l4 RACll. 400 yerdt
Ltlnlltn CllOI« (Rt) 1.00
Sltrlngnotdmnt (OOrcksn)
Maren Tides <G•rcl•l
Time: 20.09.
S2 IEXACTA 11·71 Pllld l20 60
MXTH RACE. 3SO Yards '\ Vet LOY (Stvl!M) ISOO
Fer E Nvtt (Ce rdOrtl
Trutlloocl (Gtrcl•I
Tl,.,.. 11.03
S2 IEXACTA 12·SI P••O U060
SEVENTH RACE. 170 vtrds
3 60 3.00
S60 H O
• 40
• 60 3.00
4 20 3.20
3.60
6 80 3.•0
3 40 260
3 20
Trlrll of Vctv CD<lrltsn> 14.60 7 IO 3 60
TrlPle Strings (Colllt rl 13 00 S.40
Rttltx Action ICIJ'lnlngl\em ) 2 80
Time 46 11
U EXACTA (S-2) o•IO $1IOIO
EIGHTH RACE . .UO Vtrds
Ou nlno D•ns (Berdl 7 40
Fll1lt111 <Garcl•I
The Ft111Yel <Lewi\)
Time: 21.13
'2 EXACT A (1·6) D•ld $23 00
NINTH RACE. 400 veros
Ftclln Tiit Csll (Odrcksnl 6 00
Htm1>4tns Jet <Trtu urt)
&er Bow Mtrcus (Gercie)
Time 1998
• 60 3.20 uo 340
3.40
3 40 1.80
S60 S.00 s 40
U l"ICK SIX ( 10·8-2-S·l ·3) Peld
Sil, 117,60 10 one winning llcktl (ll• horses)
TINTH ltACI. 350 verds
Roen P•c Man (Rulr l 21.40
Gott• POlkv IFloueroa)
Evkltnllv (Leckty)
Time: 1790
aeo 1eo
360 320
4 80
S2 EXACTA 10·21 Ptld SISOIO
S2 DAILY OOUILE !3· IOl Otl<I II IS 40
Allendu•ct S,313
HllYWOOd Part!
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
1n111 .t »·•v IMrwtN!rtct ~' ,IRST RACE. Ont m1ie
ttovel Trouotr (\lln111 I I 20 6 00 2 80
Cen Mt Mister (Alverez) 1360 SOO
O•ktr ( Pt<1rot1 J 1 •O
Time: 1:37 2/S
SEGO.D RACE. 6 furtono5
Rldl6rd's Go1c11e (Olvrsl 16 80
I ..M. At>lt Too ( Otlel'IOo nave I
811.oov <Cu t•nonl
Time: I 11
SIO 380
340 260
340
U DAILY DOUBLE ll· 11 0<11d l'lS 00
THllitO ltACE, 6 JurlOn;s
Crvshtf Me rk I Vlnrll 6 60
Klndv Lene (Oflveresl
Scolero !Toro>
Time I ll 31 S
lS UCACTA (1·1J Pe1d U7 00
l'OURTH ltACE. 1 furior>gs
Our SwHI Shem (Sohs) 10 60
Natural Biondi (Baze)
Dance Hell Huuv (Plncavl
Time· U •
360 300
4 IO '20
4 20
410 300
460 280
260
lS EXACT A !10·6l oa1d s 113 00
FIFTH ltACE. One mile
Rnttt But~ (0111SY) 6 20 4 60 2 80
DUO.I Tornedo IHernen<1e11 1160 4 00
NordlcU\ ISlblllt l 7'0
Time; l:JS 21 S
lS EXACT A (I Sl oa1d $247 00
SIXTH RACE. 6 lurtongl
w11ertord F•lr !Toro> 1 00 S 00 3 60
Devon Dive (Oel1llouswve1 34Cl0 IS 60
Ttmil <Bu el 1000
Tlmt 111 3•S u EXACT• (3· 12) Otld use so
SEVENTH llACE. Ont m11t
Amnlllrt>rlllr (McCn> 10 40
Ameront (Plnc•v)
Running Deortt (Berti
Time 1·3S 4/S
lS EXACTA (2·41 Patel S9S 00
460 uo
4.40 J 80
10 40
n PIC.I( SIX (1·1·10·1·) or 9·21 P81d
'1 I, In 60 10 tlg111 wlnn1no ttCkets (Siil
llorstsl S2 Pick Sia consote lton Pelo SlCM 00
10 294 wlnnlno llckets (llve llorHsl
EIGHTH RACE. One mile
Siient Fox (Plncey) 3 60
Bold Rvn (Valenrueie)
Sovereign Exc11anoe (Sit>ifltl
Time 1.36 2/S
lS EXACT.A 16·Sl Peld S24 SO
NllllTH ltACE. One mile
Vldto Kid (Plnct vl T 20
W111t FrHrt (Toro)
Ono Gummo <Beiel
Time l:lS llS.
U EXACT A 16·2) P81CI '4S 00
AHenoence I•. 164
NBA
160 HO
300 220
280
470 J 60
340 280
4 60
WlSTlltN CO..,ER•NCE
PtcHk DMsltll W L .. ct. G9
LMtn 13 2 161
PQ<'tlencl 11 ' '11 l ,
Setlllt • 9 471 6
GOiden !.l•lt • 10 "' 6 •
°"'""' 6 ' •OO 1
Pnoenl• 2 IS .Ill 12
MICIWHI DIVlllOll
Houston 12 s 706
OtnYtr 11 s ... ,
Uteh 10 1 see 1
Delles 7 1 soo 1 l
S.n Antonio • • soo l l
S.Cremento s 10 J)J 6
IEASTlltN CONl"lltaNCa
Allelltlc DMlloll
aosion 13 2 M1
Ntw Jtr\fV • • S29
Ptllltdt!P4'1•• 1 • 467 • W1!Jllngto11 • 10 )7S 7 •
New York • 11 '~ ' , '~el OIVlslen
Ml!wev•ff " s 137
Ott roll II ' .. 7 ,
.-.11en1e • • A11 s
Chlceoo 1 II ,.. • J
Clf.,t lt n<I 6 10 J7S 6 .,
Ind ent 3 12 100 • w ..... V'sktrH
Ho.tUOll 1J7 ~ UO OT
l o.tOll 1)1 Ottroll 12•
Plllltdtlolll• 11 I New Jtnev 100
New YOf~ eo, ll'l<ll•n• 11
Mllwtuli.ff 114, Atlt nle t6
Ser> AntO<llo 10-. w.vi1no1on '1
Ulell 114, Chk•llO N
Porllt!ld 110, Ptlotfll• ., ~ $It .. 106 Denver 10? ,,_.,-, G-
$Hlllt ., Ulten
~' S.n Antonio
Allt /!lt el N-JtrM'f
Mll'<ot ullH ti Detroit Pll~Olllt ., tlldlell•
N.-Yorll ti lo\IQll
S«TalMtllO 11 DI ' Ott1¥tt •' Ute11
Moulton •' ~b; Cnkt llO It POtllt l'ld
Up in arms
Waahlngton•a Tom McMUlen towen over San Antonio••
Marc Iavaronl in Spun• wl.n over Bulleu Wedneaday nleht.
Rockets ll7, O~ 130
HOUSTON ( 137) -McCrev 8· ll 8·9 24,
Sampson 6· 12 0·0 12. Olelvwon 11·10 U· II
36, Llovd 1·20 8·8 24, Lucas S· 10 2·6 14,
Petersen S·t O·O 10, Reid 4·8 1·1 9, Ltevtll
1·4 6·6 8, Wlggfns 0·0 O·O O Totels ... 93
39· .. 137.
CLl,.,.ERS I llO) -Maxwell I· II I I· I I
27 White 9· 19 I· I 19, Btn1emln 1-6 3·4 s.
Edwa rds 9· 17 0-0 II, Jonnson 10·26 J·S ?3,
Nixon 4· 10 I ·2 9, Nfmphtvs 7· 14 4·4 18,
Brlogemon 4· 10 1·2 9, Cege 1·4 O·O 2 Totets
SJ·124 24·19 130.
Seer• bv Outr1tt's
HtuUtn )6 2' 27 11 17-1J7 a-. l2 27 v 24 10-1>0
TnrM ·oolnt ll081s-Luces 2 Fouled
ou1-Sempson. Nlmonlus Rtbounos-
Housion 70 <01e1uwon ISJ, Los An!lttts 60
!Nfmohfus 121. Aulsis-Houston 27 (Lucn
9J, Los Anoetts JS (Mexwell, Jonnson 61
Total IOYls-Houston 27, Los Angeles 32
Ttcllnlc1..._Los An11tlH Illegal dlltnse A-7,S12
Coleee
FAR WEST
E Washington 66, BolH SI 60
Loulslene St 10, Wes11lngton 6 I
Montane Tech 61, Mttro SI so
New Mexico 66. Morgen St. SO
N COloredO 106, WHlern SI , Coto 69
Ptol>4trdlne 69, SI Merv's, T txH 60
~en JOH SI 79, Heyward St SS
SOUTHWEST
So Meinoolsl n, NW Louislent S9
Tues 70, C11l·Rlvtrslde 61
SOUTH
Boo!lsl 103, NtwtM!rrv 61
Georgie SI. 80, L•Gronge 68
N Ceroline SI U, Furman S6
N Ktntucky 61, Brtscle SS
New CXleans 103. SW Kanus 37
MIDWEST
Arlrone 73. lllinols St 1 I
Bredlev 69, Toledo 57
Wlchil• SI. 66. Oregon SI 63, OT
Wisconsin 104, Lo• Angtlel SI. 88
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Oranee CMst 67, Mira Cest. 64
,...,_.~,
Orenee C·MSI 1'71 Min Cntll 1'4l
Jo11nslon
McC.vrn
Seager
Clements
l(fllV
BKkett
MICl1V
Judd
Mut
MUlltl
ftnllffD left pf to
S 2 2 12 Prim I 0 I 2
I 1 I 4 Reilly 0 0 2 0
6 5 4 11 Sllermen 0 • 3 •
2 1 4 6 MOort 4 2 3 11
I I 1 3 PllllliPI S S 3 1 S
S 1 4 12 Bigs 4 4 2 17
O • 3 • Klnnev 1 0 4 2
I 0 I 2 Mortl'ltl I 1 0 1
J O 3 6 Nwkwsk 3 0 3 6
0 1 • I Andrsn 1 O 0 2 Perrv 3 3 2 9
Totels 24 19 21 61 Totels 21 20 2'1 64
Hlllftll'M: Mire c.tte 40·12.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN
<>ranee eo.st 61, Mira Cnt. st
(NOll·Ctnfwtnet)
Mir• Coil• !St) Ortnee CMlt ""
feftpftp ...... "' Cllerlktr 3 S 2 11 S<tlmkr 7 1 • l S
Cllrlst O o 2 o Ftlbtu 6 0 4 17
Devis 13 O S 16 Tl'IOOt 3 4 4 10
K.,-np 2 2 0 6 Ht llleoell I 4 1 20
SQult>t> 0 O l O Kl>Vlh 2 1 4 S
Ttllmono s 2 s " IUndOM I 0 0 2
Trullllo O O I O Celklns 1 0 0 4
Wein 2 O O 4 w11111 o 0 O 0
8wtrt O O 0 0
T Ole ls 2S 9 17 S9 Tolll\ 2t 10 17 ..
Htlfttme: Or-.. C•st »·V. 'rtdllll· al\ TllrMN (M(), Mlrt CMtll C.dl.
Rlvenlcle 71, lacldlebadt 6J
(Neft•<flMw-•)
ltlvenlclt !711 StdlltMdl (~) ......... .. .... "' L0<111 o O I O fl\urmen 1 O l 2
POik 9 4 2 2'1 ForSltr 1 0 0 1
Peltr\Oft 0 0 4 0 Gerclt 0 0 I 0
L•nclltY 1 1 2 16 Grellem 3 I I 1
McDont" 6 o 3 11 h vlor 1 2 l '
E nslev I 0 S 2 WlflOn I I 1 l
Ltudtr 1 2 4 16 Elltnd 6 I 1 13
Jonnson 3 • S 10 Welklt 14 2 2 )0
Totel1 33 12 JS 1t TOlllS 78 1 14 63
Hlllftlmt: It'-'* JJ.J1. Tedwll<at.
It"""'* CMdl.
• • <
S.I c.10•1 •
$0UTH•RN .CAUf'OllNIA ~ Mint -Ptdltd llOWW encl firm
Ptell.841, •·" 111(1\ft. 1Cre111• lt'4Nt -PtcUO DOWdtf encl
f11m N Cktd 12·16 IMl'!n, t lift• -tllflO ~Ill Hltfl -""""' CiiOf\dlflol\\, 12 11\C~l. 4 tlltllS -·•lllO ~ w • ._ -Ptdltel oowdtr encl
firm N Cl<t'd 10-1• I"'"-'• 7 cNlr'\ _, .. ,,,.
fMw SUMmlt -P.Uld tlOWW, t ·10
lnc11t1. \ ''"' -•lllle W• Vtlty -Ollenlflt loMY, 1 llfls
o-11ong
Sll llllll* ... .,..,,. .._ ...
Ltt\Ofl "" -Tt.C. tC -one ,.,. It b•u PKll .. ...-r elloaledll I ~
Cflt lr 2 \Vrlete mt.
•
.__ - 1 rece ol ,,.,.. on • 2 to S·ft
on e Peckt<I oowoer. groomeo s c11e lrs a-S-1 lllllldl -No Mw on • 6 10 7·
fl t>ue PecUd oowdtr 3 cll•lrs. s... SCll"lnes -Trece of new on e 7 10
S-11. bt\e Groomed PICked oowdtr 3
cllt lrs
Tellet 0--No rtoorl
...,._ Stir -T rte• of MW on • I IO 3 1
It t>ut Peckta oowoer encl firm 1>tCkt<I
ot>steclel 7 c11elrs
su.mr a.wt -Trece ol new on a 4 • 6
11. t>Ht. groomed oowoer & Pteked oow·
dtr 7 dOut>lt cllelrs eccen oondola
Alpine Mttdows • I Inell of new on a 2
· S II t>Ht Groomed Packt<I oowdlr 1
lrlolt clltlr. 7 dOut>lt Clltlrs, 1 surf•ct 1111
Homewood· tr ece of ,..., on • 1 • 3 tt
t>Ht oroomtd. e>tdlt<I oowdtr 2 Cll•lrt, J
surf•et lifts
Souew Vetlty· l,200 II trett of new on a
3 ft best Powder en<l groomed 01>s1ac1es
Cat>le Ctr, 11 Chair\,
S<lu•w Vellty: 6,200 fl· trec1 of MW on e
1 1·2 11 btte. Peckt<I oowdtr. groomt<l
some 00\ltclft S cllelrs I surfect 1111
Terioe Ski Bowl· No rtoorl
NHL
CAMf'IELL CONl'IRENCE
SmV1M DlvlllOll
W L T ...... GF GA
Eomonton
Ctllltrv Vencouvtr
Winnipeg
Kines
IS 4 3 33 IOI 11
1273779616
9 12 3 21 97 101
I t3 2 18 13 112
S 14 2 17 11 llS
N«T\1 DIVllMft
SI. Louis
Chicago
MlnnttOlt
Dtlroll
Toronlo
9 • 3 21 11 76
9 10 3 21 9l 9S
6 10 6 18 81 "' s 12 • 14 69 104
4 IS J ll 16 101
WALES CONl'IRENCE
... trkir DMllOll
Phllt OtiPlllt
Wesnlngton
NY 1s111nden
NY Rengers
Ntw JtrH V Plll1burg11
11 4 0 36 110
13 6 l 29 87
97S2381
10 II I 21 82
9 10 1 19 73
71231111
Bos ion
Buff•IO
Quet>te
MonlrHI
Hertford
Adems DMIMft
II 6 4 26
ll 9 I 2S
10 10 1 21
9 ~ 9 3 21
10 10 0 70
WtdrltldeV'I Sc-
HertforCI t, Kln9' O
Detroit 4, 9uff•IO I
Weslllnglon S, MonlrHI 3
Ctllltrv S, N V R•rl!lffs 1
PlllltdtlPlll• 6, Winnipeg l
Pittsburg,, 7, Toronto 1
" 83 ao •• n
66
68 .,
11
79
83
12 ..
7S
IS
7S
N v lsl•n<ltrs 4, MlnM\OI• •
V•ncouver S. Edmonton S TOll!tftl's
Geme Qvet>te el Boston ''*V'• Ge,.,.,
Montrtel et Bvff•IO
N Y Ila~ et WtslllngtCH>
SI Louis •I Dtlroll
Pnllt dtle>nlt et MlnntSOI•
N V 1'1•ndtn el Wlnnloeo
H1rtford •I Vtn<OYVtr
""'...,..
• 2 J-t
0 0 0-0
I, Hertforo, 01-·I llet>Y~. Frencls),
3:06. 2, Heriford, Frencls 11 (Dlneenl. l:JS
3, He rttord, Pettersson S (Ferrero), t:U. 4,
H.,llord, Rot>trho11 3 (M411ont, <'r•wford),
19 2• Pelleltln-Ferrero, Her (llOldlno).
, 16, Wtlls . LA (lnltrle<tnetl. 7:.36.
MKOermkl. Har (lrlPOlnol. Uj, Wiiiem,,
LA, dc!Ut>lt mlnor·tnalor 11119h·Uic-lno
rouelllno-fiOllll"lll. 7:32, 01-. H•r. melor
(fltlltlno). 7:32; Frencls, Her (llOl<llnol, e.01.
TvrMOn. Her (rouelllllO). IS:31. G1tltv. LA
(llOOlllng). 20:00. sec_....,..
S, HerlfOl'd. O•vln 5. 11 41 6. Htrtlord,
lltootrlson • (Crt wiOl'O. Melone). 16 1t
IPO) ~lllft~uev, LA (rou9"1nG). I,,,
T UTfeOl'I. Har (rouetl!M). 1 '76; It Of>tf Ison.
Her (DOtrdlno). 710. Tvtr. LA. mtlor 1111111111111. no; Meiont. Har. melor wont·
1119), 1.20, Wllllems, LA tcrou·chtci.lnol. 4:00, Tut!', LA, melor (l!llllllnt). 10 o..
Wllll•m•. LA (CrOH •tl*Mlno), 10:04.
$.tmu.!UOll, Her (ai.1111111), 10:04. llot>·
trhOll. Her, malor (f19'11lnlll, 10.0-, Snlltll
LA (dtle'v of tamtl. lit-". TutMOll. Her
(dtltV of Nmt), lOdl, Wth, LA !Inter
i.r9"'t), ,,.,., ltOWt\Oll, Har. melor
(lfenlfntl. 17'17, Kennectv, L•. mtlor (lltfll•
1111). 11 11 ,..... ,,.,,..
1, Hertfo(d, LtWlna 4 (Slllt11tn), S 19 I ,
Htrlfofel. Tur.-on t !OlnMn Mur1vn).
7Jl t. Hartford, T11teQ11 10 <'r•ncls.
'Pte11en1 I ff ~11i.t-SJ1t111t11, He r
lllOOlllllOI, f>Ot, Ouev1 LA ll'tOldlflv), 14 '6,
leOYcJI, Har l'*dlnel, 16 S4
Sfl0t1 on eoat-Hert!OtCI 11· 1) le 5
Lot An~ IMM->O
.. ower·Pltv Oooortunlli.t-HartfofCI IOI
7, LO\ A~ 0 Of 7
Ooe11et-Hfrlford. Llut llO "'°'' JO .. .,,.,, LOt A~ INot (10•71 Healy
!US l\t. lS-1tl ._. ..
lttter..-.911 Wi(.111 L.lftft,.,.,._J,M
CIWft llson, O«trtt ~lflltf
~ • • I I " ~
NL fteellle et YMr 'ieMe
PltVW
COieme n, SIL
Brow11lng, Cln
Ounc•n. LA
Brown, SF
tsr 1il'd ~d T etel
2• 110
24 12
' 9 , 1
J 3
' 1 , 1
I l
Devis. Hou McDowell. NY
Orsulek, Pll
Ht1ktth, Mon
NL ftookles of VMr
1985-Vlnct Collmen. St Louil
191t-Owlght GOOden, New Yorio.
1913--0errvl SlrtwtMtrrv. New York
1982-Slt vt Su. Lo' Angetes 198 1-Fe<nendo V11t1n11.1tlt . Los Angell\
1980-Sltvt Howt LO\ AngtlH
1979-litk lo. Sulcllflt, Lot Anotlts
1971-Bot> HorMr, Allentt
19n-Anore Dawson. Montrttl
1976-Pe l zec11rv. Clnclnnell, end B1.11c11
Mt1111«, Se n Diego, lie
l97S-Jonn Montefu\Co, Sen Fr enc11co
197+-B•k• McBride. St Lovls
1973--GerY Melllltws S•n Francl1<0
1972-Jon Mttteck, Ntw York
1971-Eer4 Wllll•ms Alltnle
1970-Cerl Morton, Monlrtet
196t-Ttd Slrtmort. Los Anoelu
lt68-Jollnnv Benell, Clnclnntll
1961-Tom SH lltr, New York
1966-Tommy Helms, c rnclnnao
1965-Jfm Ltfet>vre. Lo• Angele.
l96A-Rkllle Allen, Phftedtlollle
1963-Pete Rose, crnclnnell
1962-Ktn Hut>Os. CllletOO
1961-BIN\I WIUlems, C11lceoo
1960-Frtnk Howard, Lo\ Angeles
1959-Wflllt McCovey, S•n Francisco
l95'-0rl•11do CePtde, Sen Francisco
1951-Jtek Senford, PllltedtlPlllo
1956--Frenk Rot>lnson. Clnclnntll
19SS-Blll Vlroon. St LOUIS
19SA-W•ll'll Moon, St LOUl5
19Sl-Jlm Gllll•m, BrootClvn
19S2-Jot BleCll, 8roo1<tyn
19Sl-Wlltle MtYs. New York
1950-Stm Jtlhroe, Boston
1949-0on Newcombe, Brooklyn
194&-Alvln Derk, Boston
19'7-Jacklt Robinson, Brooli.lyn
NOTE One Olllvtr WH stteclt<l as
MtlOr League Rookie of '"' Veer In 1947
•nd 194 Tne ootlcv ol nemlng • olevtr
lrom tecll teague was lneug1.1re1t0 1n 1949
Girts v•Vbl•
STATE CHANU'IONSHll"S
I S.Ctncl ROVNll
Setvrdtv's Mlldlt•
Dtv1llOll I
Newoorl Hert>or (11· ll at Mtrlt>oroug11
(20-ll
P11lstOH (14·11 •' Mlre Coste (21·0)
NllP• (17·2) Ill LOi Allos 126·0)
St Francis (17·•) et Mounteln View
(22-6)
DfvlslOll II
Nordt10fl 123·2) 11 Rim of lht Worl<l
(2?-0)
Et OoredO, P1•cerv111e 111· II •I Soutll
S•n Frenc1sco (23· ll
Hotv N•mts. Oekland 122• 11 ti
Enterprise. Redding (13·1)
DIVllMft Ill
Parker. Sen Diego (27·21 et Sout11ern
Callfornle Cnrl1tl1n (20·0)
C•llvtres, Sen Anclrees l 1•·11 •' SI Httene 123·6)
All melcllts t>tvln et 7.30 Pm
T vtsdt v• s R HUii's
(l"lnl ROllMI
DIVIM41n I
Mire Cosle <lei El Ceion Grenlle Hiiis,
IS· I, IS·6, IS·O
PeHsadts dtl CIOVll, IS·•. 16· 18. IS·t,
IS·9 Ntwoort Hert>or Clef LA Rooseveo.
IS-0, lS·7 lS·S
Marltiorouort def Powev. 15· 11 6· IS.
ls-7, 15·10. 16·1•
Los Altos dtl Concord, IS·O, IS·6, IS·2
NePe del Lowell, Sen FrancltCo, IS-9,
15-11, 1S·7
SI Frencls de! Fremont, IS·ll IS·ll,
IS·/ Mountain View oet Devi\ 14·16 IS·l,
IS· II. IS· 10
OfvlslOll II
( Ou•rterllntlll
Rim ot lht World def Sen JoeQuln
Memorre1, Fresno. 15·6, 15 10, lS·I
NordhOH Clef Le Jolie , IS·7, IS·l2, IS·S
IF In I R tuftd)
Sot.Ill Sen Francisco Otl Terre Linde.
IS·ll, 15·3 IS·ll
El OoredO Plecerv111e def Otkl•ncl
Ttcf1. IS-13. IS·I. IS·I
EnlerPrlH , Rt<ldlng dtl Pondtrose,
IS·I. 16·14, 11·19, lS·IO
Holv Nemes, Oakla nd def Hert>or. Santa
Crur, ll·IS, IS·7, lS-9, IS-S
OMllOll Ill
( 0Uer1tt'11Ml1 I
Sovtf\trn C•lllornle Cllrlsll•n dtl WOOd·
lekt, lS·S, IS·•. IS·9
Ptrker. Se n Diego otf Brf(ltwOOd.
lS· 13, IS·t , IS· 13
Celevera,, Sen Andreu def Mercv. Reel
Bluff, IS· 10 IS·6, IS·t
St Helene dtl Rfoon Cllrlllfen IS· ll
12· IS. 15-12, IS·t
Deep ... fllhlne
NIW~T LANDING -11 •nol•rs. II
Hnd t>en. 2S sculoln, 180 meckertl.
DANA WHARI' -2S engltn 29 t>tu, S1 roctr. COd, 4 SllttPlllHd, I sculoln
•
WedMldaY's tranMc"9nt
IAHIALL
Amtrtufl LMtut
l(ANSAS CITY ROVALS-Slg...O Jemie
Quirk. c11c11tr·lnfltldtr.
SEATTLE MAltlNERS-Ntmtd Rover
Jongew111ro tCOUllnv director
NelleMl LMtlllt
CHICAGO CU9S-N•rntd Jim Eu l•n
meneoer ol Wlnston·S.ltm of Ille Cerotlne
LHllut.
IAM<•T'9ALL
Ctm11110111 .. sir .... AIMClt'*'
CINCINNA Tl SLAMMEftS-ACQUlrt<I
Ille rlollh to Cllllon Wet>btr, IOl'WtrO, from
11141 Me lne Wlnolemmeo for Mure con·
sloer1tlons
llOOTIALL ................. L .. ..,.
CLEVELAND BROWNS-Sllllltd Cvrtl1
OICkt Y. rU11nl119 t>aC:lt
WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Piece d
Celvln Mulle rnmed. wldl rece<vtr. on Ille
11\luteCI rtMr.,,. ht Sltned Jot Pnlllio.,
wide receiver soc cu ~~S.C<WLM-
TACOMA STAllS-Slgnt d M•rk
Peterson, fO!'WtrO COLLIGI
8UCKNELL-Annoutl<ff the rtslv
nellon of 9ot> Curll•. llted tootbt" coacll..
FLOlitlDA-Exltndtd tnt contrecl of
Gt ltn Hell, llted fooll>tll (OKll. lhr0\1911 tllt
19'0 '"'°" FLOlttOA A&.M-A~ lllt rtslO·
nation of ltud'r Hubberd, Med loott>tn
cottll.
MIUIHIPPI ST-Fl1td l!mor'f .... rd. ""° tootbt• COt<ll MIEMPHIS ST -Flr'eo lttv o.m.w,,
IWICI foOlbtll COKll
NOTll OAM(-Nerntd Lou HOiia
llted tootbtll (08Cfl
OHIO ST-E•ltflOt<I tht tontrecl of
l lflf truee. llffd tootbtll coach, ltlrOU911 lllt lfM M.tSOll • se LOUISIANA-AllllOVn<td 11'\et It Wiii
not rtMw 1111 contrKt O! ~ Lofton.
,,._ roo•oe• '"°' SOVnilllH UTAH ST -ftelMCt ~
e1"'" MN foott>all eot<ll
YOUNGSTOWN U _,.lrtd 1 111
Nerouul. !IMO tootbafl co.cf\
--,~-------------------------------...................... ......._....... ... ,
<Xang• Coast DAIL y PILOT /Thuraoay, Nowmbet 28, 1NI ..
Hurricanes at full steani
Miam i won 't cu t
Faust Notre Dame
a break Sat urday --- -
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) -
Players on the Miami Humcanes say
they're not wonied aboor the extra
incentives No<re-Dame will have thas
Saturday including Coach Gerry
Faust's final game and a chance for
the Fighting l rish to ave nge whip-
pings by the Humcanes the last two
years.
The Humca ne players will be
1rymg to keep alt vc nauonal cham-
pionship hopes here. And also. they
said. they just hke beaung Notre
Dame.
"A lot of people don't thank of 1t as
an intense nvalry," saad Kevan
Fagan, a senior defensive end. "But
it's real intense There ace a lot of
thinJS that arc go ing to be saad. It's 1ust intense." .
"There's been bad blood for a while
between· the two teams." added
running back Alonzo H1ghsm1th. "I
know they don't like us and I know.
for a fact. that most of the players on
our team don't like them."
"We used to have an ant1m1dat1na
defense where there was a lot of
pointing," ex plained defeM1ve end
John McVe1&h. "But we've changed
our philosophy and we don'1 do that
anymore."
While the lnsh. wtlo lost at home to
M1am1 31-13 last year, will seek
revenge and also to send out Fa ust.
who announced has resignation Tues-
day, on a strong note, the founh-
ra nked. Humcanes would like a
convincing victory as they head 1n10
the Sugar Bowl against the ~0Ut~l":>Cll'"n rnnft'rCnCe Champion.
ome player su1d they had plenty
of mot1vat1on anyway.
"I don't hke Notre Dame. I hate
them. I don't lake all that 1rad1t1on
crap," \aid tunnina back Melvin
Bratton.
"I wa)n't in to all that Notre Dame
hype," added H1ghsmi1h, who was
rccruilcd br Notre Dame. "I didn't
feel lake living in the shadows of all
J he players who've been there. Pcr-
'Sonally, I don't like Noire Dame at
all. And r·m not afraid to say 1t. I'm
1ust not a Notre Dame fan."
Lendl advances in Australia
MELBOURNE. Australia (A P) -
Top-seeded Ivan Lendt was given a
tomd battle before downing Mexican
teen-ager Leonardo Lavalle 6-4. 0-6.
6-4, 6-2 Thursday in a second-round
match at the Australian Open tennis
championships.
Lendt . the 25-y~ar-old U.S. Open
champion from C'zechoslovakaa. was
fully extended b)' the 18-year-old
1unior Wimbledon cha mpion.
Lavalle served superbly for the fi rst
21h sets and hi t some exqu1s1te ground
stro kes.
fifth gam e of the third set. That break
proved all imponant and Lcndl, who
had looked bemused JUSt a few
moments earlier. was 10 control from
that poi nt on.
l.tndl IS bidding lO win tht Austral-
1an title for the first tame.
Left-hander Lavalle was calm and
collected during the second set, an.
whach he was frequenly the aggressor.
but was unable to stay with the top
seed when Lendt moved into top gear
The match lasted two hours two
minutes.
Lendl's third-round opponent will
be an American -either 1980 Hometown hero In a 20-0 shutout of Notre Dame
two years ago that fueled the Hur·
ncanes' drive to the national cham-
pionship. the Miami pla)'ers re-
peatedly taunted the Irish.
Lendl, playing has first match an the
grass court tournament after being
given a first -round bye, loo ked all at
ease for a long penod before lifting
himsel f to break Lavalle'<; serve an the
o\ustralian Open c~ampaon Bnan _. B Sabe h •..r h lcb Teacher or Ben Testerman. a semi-Cy Young wanner ret r--&en o
finali st here las:..:..t .!..y.::ea:.:.r.:..... _______ •_n __ a_u_t_o_g_r_a_p_h_e_d~_b_a_ll-:--_w_e_d_n_e_•_d_•_Y __ •_t_
..Cleveland Hlah School ln Re.eda. He wu
honored •• ecnool'• moat famou athlete.
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3026 w Pac Coast Hwy' Birch Av11ll 1mmec1 1Found Pooclle·Cockapoo __ 833-3232 Pre I non-, Ex anal n Completed C M . H B or F V. CdM knit shop 759-3347 I early \900's Tex ea
Newpor1Beacllrelr1gTv jllclttRlh712·2111 (black) Huntington ror Newport Beacll area I IPTllnalC I smo1ter MPOTHoERllARIET 642-4333 'TEXAS OIL COMPANY I Charming $900 obo.
S 25 "1 1 Harbor area 840-7784 Musi have Medlc&l exper -F h b tte churn 4 I • wk sgl no depoSJt w a I er' r on t :>If' c es I Days 8am·5pm. mu11 be, seeking ex per front office I TIRED or Retirement? PIT • *APT IAUIEll * J needs mature person tor I .~,~~cl20 ~bo r 722-13S9 V au tioa lea tlh I eleganlly furn Share FOUND Samoyed Male, llexlble and able 10 tune-I lor lull time. Newport PRECISION MACHINEST I llTCMEIS Young ambitious couple 10 , short trips s•irrounding
2722 Secty/AecepJ o separ-, vcty 20th & Orange 11on independently t Beach 6-46-4062 j Flu hrs 646-2900 lour Nature! Food Rea-manage21Urt.tslnCosta Costa Mesat Newport Attention quilt collectors
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1714> 545-69 I t3SO SC/ Ft 11.per or usy ., .. por 9-5 M-F Bob 556-1414 Immediate opening Irr rn n gr w. P 8 lor studenta/housewilas It $225 673-345e 6 IY1 • E 1 b N~ t pearance a must• Hra I "tea a d 0 1 ase I Bo" 789 Ft w ortl'I TX I elf SIS rrstllr auto ice
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CM duplex 650-5797 ,.PlUll Siberian Husky near DENTAL AutJOrtho ROA I ---. I ltlTtlS 548-5525 A~p•dly I growing k oat a All French Prov1nc1a1 Din *~ * Magnolia & Adams HB IEOIPT Tt•HFl'J Wante<:I daytime hostess ""esa orm see s u S F shr Npl Bell 3br 2ba l)se WeslSJde Costa Mesa d I 968 2421 . I Req ortho exp pref 4 day .-lt llAHE OUST Mature person. must llke IEUYllf cua1 perlenced l'IOrllcullural se1 Orig $2800. sac 1400
steps to ooean $325 • ,.., cond Newly relurb1sh~ . Mon tllru Thr NB 642-2628 Answer phones. t typing. IAJlf "LOT people $5/hr Call lor PIT College Pharmacy service technicians tor in coll tbt set $550. elegant
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AIOEIF Liv• in Pit Assisi Down 10•;. line &vi Mll'lly Husky male brn/blu eyes day gd pay & bntts Dental am. 5p5m7 32000 n . r I • Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 Restaurant 675-04 74 OE I EA .. 8enef1ts 63 t-4615 chrs $150 Xlnt' 543-• 705
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1 Siamese ca1 ans to • • • needed for Costa Mesa IS -FARMERS MARKET , K 1 d 1 I sale' Changing decor-Balboa lmmed Prof rem I UllTS COSTA IESA Samantha vie Ford 1 lor Newport Beach area development firm Must 1111 5510 DRIVERS. cross country, 1 :~:11 c~~:,! gaencs° ;~T must sell! 673-6496
to shr my hm $400 incl i CLOSE THIS YEAR l Jamborea.& Bison N 8 I Days 8am-5pm for stall-have good phone man-f1ELl llEP-no e11p nee. Calli lie req process helpful Monday Contemp Oak Dining set 6
utils 673-5892 Ive msg I Under 9 Ji gross 759-7528 Reward ing-clerlcal duties Xlnt ner. front office appear-Xlnt oppty Sa1e111te-Vldeoj ha •••ltlHl Hlilllllt apply MacGregor Yachts., 1PM to approx 8PM . I chrs. xlnt Seals t2 $300.
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2Ba. lrplc. gar $500/mo FOii SAU IY lllllEll. I LOW LAB 11 mos old I 526·6982 . ~r~~~~:s A~:1n;s~~e~; Dave Williams 841 -0021 41,1rt•t1f ftr1 lfUYEl/STOCI I 7PM Fri & Sat 9.5 DESK oak roll top, anuq 642· 1559 or 759·0806 8 Unit Apt Bldg uncle• I Laguna Niguel 493-8470 eicper r~ SaraJ negot 12-6 Dish Enterta1nmt I co11na lllP for beachwear mfg Full Apply PENNY SA ~ER., style llandcarved. lk
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um c ' diem needed lor busy llal, hrs lle11. No short· 118 Ave.C M I 0 T F 0 '1 . • wall unit $300 bdrm $400 LAGUNA SCH Ill s n '8a1iatn & Fiaaacial C~il• Care 3016 ult lime, part t me per I Speed accuracy essen-NY A • t seen·' -'11 •••••rt tlO • 1 Pierce FL 33482 · 841 ·8764 $500. solabd S350. Oak
~~c~d~9,5'i'008112.P;~f -~~~~l l•s'aaess 1 llOISEIHPEa Newport Beach olflce or hand req'd 852-0444 PallTll~ !c l YE I 11A~IAl 1 0 ltDI Expansion Completed j SEAMSTRESS I din set $350 '543.4705 lllve •n & care for 7 r old Home Health Agency • ome to rorna o. a ian, MOTHERS IARIET Experience prel'd Small Male 10 share Newport Otrrt11ities 2904 chlld Laguna Bch y I Work days and oc-1 WHI PIUICHSOa Camera person lo work I Cate & Bakery loca1ed at ,. H B Sall Loll 898-2434 Queen Hide-a-bed. loo&e Beach view Home witl'I OR--Gp !Call AM lpm 494 3326 0, cas1ona1 on call Excellent tor law ofllce. Newport vertical commercial cam-Fashion Island in the new Is growing and now lllnng pillow back $65 Wing
pool $500 544.2607 I w KIN artner tooking I 1 6PM 675•6090 salary benefits and mile-BeaehNon smoker Send era ramlllar with PMT Atrium Court We llave Cashiers and persons WAllEllOISE •Al bck le&th Loveseat & 2
tor backer-Italian Rest age reimbursement I resume to Hiring Part-I process. exper pref or' lull and p1t1me positions j tnlereste<J In working in FIT Ship/Rec Must have Chairs 11.lnt cond $325
M/F rmte to Shr 28r water Great pot en Ila I '>5 l·5485 IDoaeslics 3011 j Home Health Resource ner 5000 Birch St Suite will train 5 Days p /wk ln-
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available for salespeople our Nutr•llon Oep1 II valid Calli 01rver's lie I all 536-0334
Iron I dplx S395 Prel I t t t t Center 190 t E Lambert. I 2900, New~t Beach eluding Sat Apply Pen-& cootis (Musi speal\ I interested and wllhng to Starts al $6/Hr Apply at
prof person 631-2053 a~ • 1 • 2908 IHOUSEKEEPER ·Wanted La Habra 7 t4-526-6982 CA 92660 nysaver 1660 Placentia English) Please call I learn and grow Ptease 5242 Bolsa Ave Suite SELL Idle items wllh a
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""Ir s r r "" mature respon woman to • • •• •• • • • • • • •• • • •• ... lurnisl'l&d Condo oil PCH A Fl• llYHTIHT do hie nsekpg 1n my CdM e •
$350/mo 760-1008 OWN a piece of a Home & care lor 2 t>oys e DELIVERY DRIVER •
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dup111., steps 10 ocean avl I HORSE RANCH (7 t4) Wkdys 8am-3pn1 Sat • Dally Pilot motor route • 1211 $399 mo 673-5952 1 627-8113, ext 43 Must have auto Reis • •
N/smkr shr lg Irvine Charter Yacht lool<lng lor 8~3-~87~ 1e511~'~5k9.9 ?,~s : available In Huntington =~;;;;;;~;;;;;iiiii; Carratry Eltctrical La ... ca,iat 1••iali11 CondoS350/mo Mike. D 1 50% Partner Profitable • Harbor area. 1-2 hours ... - -'Lawacart _________ ,
756-9442 Ev 857 -6481 esl&bllslled business Ex-,L I v e • I n H 0 u s e -• per afte noo • Boywlndows-Fren&cll doors PAHlll llEOTlllC .. nl clean-ps mo Ing I DAN SAL YER PAINTING cellenl tax advantages keeper /Tutor Single e r n, e Frencll Sllders More Ouallly work. f1ee est .... ai u • w ; uc 1t 425924
Straight male to shr NB Call Barry 676-8484 rather seeks in1e11igen1 • Call 64 1 _4333·, Mon-• $2.17 per day Additions & Remodels 11 4255 t3 968-7401 I ~r.eer E1rs1tmradFaree64~~3113m8a11es Call Anytime 964-2017 apt amenities Avl 1211 u TD 2911 ,maturewomantodollte • I • .:476t060on964-5949 "" .,
$425/mo Aon 759-34 19 "'°''flfH, . . hsekpg & 10 tutor & care e da F Ida 1 0 S p M e Th111 s ALL you pey tor AESIOICOMM LllNO 26 PEAT SE GLASGOW PAINTING
'(no n/smk, lo Shr Irv-,~ WIDOW has mOn""' lor for 2 small boys ages 3 & e y-r y I • . • e 3 lines 30 day minimum Ooora-mOldlng1-bey win-yrs Do my own work Lie HAWAIIAN EX I lntlE•t 30 yrs uper •
apt 28r 2Ba $350/mo • I TO s S 10 000/up No 4 1n his CdM l'IOme e 8 Or r . additions quality work clean ups Stu 549. 1696 ·~ wr A k f A t • 1n the dows, complete patios I "27804t Al 646-8126 Tree trim IOP remove. rel's 642-52t4
u111s Kent 673-8661 creditv lno penally Call Teaching exp helpful • : DAIL y a477446 °Pau1 548-8860 DON'S ELECTRIC TREES ltNT /EXT 20 Years E11.per
Dys 857-4680 Eves I Denison Assoc 673 731t 1 759-9241 lor App1 : Orenne Coast • ,492-5958 Service calls. I Average Room s29.
• e PILOT Experl Cabinet Maker & 'dryer outlets elc. bonded Topped/removed Clean I Exterior Stucco S t30 + • Dally Piiot French Design Reas 7L 3 76 6 0 TODAY IS • • lreeest .ref's Alter5pm: HALE ELECTRIC up new lawns .11· 4 materials 42-442
: 330 W. Bay Drive : SERVICE call Allred. 722· t 157 'Dependable wtreas ra1e11 1 TME HEH SCHE PAINTER NEEDS WORK•
E • Coate Men CA • KITCHEN CABINET Lie & insured 546-7013 1Lawn-Tree -Shrub Install 11n11Ex1. ceilings. retln cab CROSSWORD PUZZL • ' • DIRECTORY REFACING NEW/REPAIR Ouallty No Tree lrim and Removal 126)yrs e11.p ,workguar
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After School-
Student Jobs!
Do You Need S Caab S And
A Good Job To Surt The New Year?
Wt are looklng for Jr. High and High
School l1udent1 and otherl who would
enjoy talking wtth peopte and working
wtth other 1tudent1 their own age. You can um 128.00 to $50.00 MCtl week In
commluk>na and MUCH MOREi You can
work PART TIME In the aftemoona and
evenlngt and ttlll have prenty of fr• time.
You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOOL!
W• oner complete training end erovtcSe
tranlPOf'tatlon. Thia la NOT A ~APER Route ANO IS NOT SEVEN DAYS A
WEEKI Come out Ind help ua get new
cuatomera fOf our newspaper and have 1
grMt tlrM doing It. You haw nothing to roae and a IUP« IOb to gain. Call todty
and maybe you can atart tomorrow!
Call Mr. Earl
548-7058 or 241-8432
CALL TODAYll !Free est , llC'd 631-2345 Sprinkler Install Repair I QUALITY PAINTING
All Fii LOii MASONRY/CARPENTRY ,._ 11 • Free estimates 5•8-6065 Low Winter Rates-Free
Very compelltrve Uc -•era tmctl I S • esumatea John 722-9707 Your Dally PllOI
Service 01rec1ory
Representative
142·4321 td. Ht I& 1111ured (714) 499-1 604 •RENT AN ANGEL• ILtJI en1ct1
0oo<1-Aepalr-A1terat1ons I Personal & business as-FllHT 1111112·1001 Pa~riat R~modet-Panel-Lock~tc 11stance for all events & Allys Parham & Assoc l-,f!P'!X°"'~f~A~tN~G~IN~T111Ell'IAIP.r""o"A"sr-I
ICablnels·Wlndow-Fenoes projects 472. t782 HANGING/STRIPPING II•-------• 35yru11p Jerry642-0567 Had H M11our VISA-MC 673-t512
C I' 1Cllfl• Cart AMEkAN HANDYMAN 1 Bcl~~rewtil•11•c· brickw1o,rk.IANOYS WALLCOVERING ActHtical ti 1a11 1 I " omp P8 os Installation & Removal
Evquialte Acous·tics 'f!te-Molner' fovea babysitting. ,Carpentry, lenclng, Wi'l· 15 yrs e~per 646-4834 Int painting 548•4013 " Newborn or 3 yrs up. my dowa. plumbing. mar111e.
sprayed or remove Dry· home lull time 642-9015 1 lub encl, tlauhng, etc BNRICKWOAKC Small Jobs Eitpert Wallcoverlng In
wall Repair• 847-7901 , --And Yes Jesus Is Lord I ewport, . osta Mesa, 1tallat1on Aea1. Con1Yll·
Clt1ai91 StrYlct Ille i: 30405) 636-8244 Ir vine Aer • 675-3175 I 11nt Asslgnmnt 58 H l590 !'·J~:~~:rt ROBIN s CLEANING •RON 540·98P9• 1"••i•1 LYNN HANSEN'S
YPPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE a lllrooughly Paint plumbing elec • AIO ltYlll• 1n1er10t Painting and ,. clean houae 645-974 t carpentry doors k1tcllen 0 P•per Hanging 549-9877 WUhtr·Oryer·Aefrlg-etc -& b th Od I • 0 1 UICI< & CAREFUL 722-1737 20 yrs exp I HouHCleanlng, carpets & 8 rem e m re I LO AA TES. T t38046 STRIP IT OFF THE WALL
__ uphOllllfY, windows, etc FENCE A9P•lr New & Old 112-0410 Fa11. clean. reas Wan-
Appllance Servloe Ref rig · j llr~y l1llt. H 1·1212 Wood, chain llnlc , p11110 • Self Storage Experts paper removal service
wa1t1ers-dryer1-range1 I Commerclal lnq welcome free est Gr9<1, 988-t I t8 I Lrclbonded 638-6970
dl1hwashera Lie 240-0717 • -*A 1 IOYIH *
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._ J 10 ·1 Cleanlng Aesldtapt, GATE & FENCE REPAIR CLE.AN& EXPERT PlHttr/Drywall •i·· ·~ acrttt F .)r meticulous & detailed LOW PRICES I I Par" Ing rea A--elrs & I clean Ing Sall1laclion 771·4229 or 671-1976 Over 26 Y""' eicperlenee NEW/REPAIR Quality No " v.. . 5 9 294 1LIC T-116.428 730 1353 ObS I small a bl Resurfacing • Aoo63111n~ &99 I guar For eppt 4 .4 •GEN. HOME REPAIRS ITa•Vlll-llll• ·~ree !t hc'd,~3'~~~4; Waterproofing • ... t Home & Otfloe cleaning by Pain! Drywall Carpentry --~ '
Driveway•. palloe, paths. JODI PleaM call for lree etc Gary 645-5277 PTL ITllHTI ...... H. IPI••~ •I
etc No job too 1mall estimate 842-6746 IHANOYMAN LAAQE Ind O<angeCo Orlglnal ·2· .. -... -•• ~.-l~H-l•l•H..,..1
R ., k "3"0"53 -I DO IT Student Mover• lnlure<I ,. •f • .. s ""1c ey" .,.. " Houaeci..nlng 14 yrs exp small 1 ALL'• Lt<; T 124-436 641 -8427 •aooct IOt>• done rlgh .. ~~~~~~~====:=:=:=::::=:=:=:~A1phat1-replir-pr1clng lots rellable, reas. free est, own 531 5579 Pat or Ive mag NEW Warenouae Storage DRAINS CLEAR From SIS
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COLLECTOR WANTED
Part time opening In Laguna
Beach I Laguna Niguel area.
Earn up to $6.00 per hour for
monthly for
subscriptions. Miieage allow-
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wage. Experienced preferred
but not required.
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Cell
10 A.M. -4 P.M.
MR. KIRKLAND
M2-4321 ext. 107
Joe 645-4289 7am-9pm J8'• ••P~ prof hOute· fences & gatea. tree trim Free oat1mate 84 t-SO&O 951.98()4 M&M 122-9086
,Am •• --m cleaning, thorough, quick., dump rune C M & NB 1 •~h 11 M 147526 ---I reas tree .. , 873--05 77 area Jim Whyte 642-7206 H.,. tee over 1 I Expert Serva & Repair
All typea dealQns & colon · 1 Partin/Occ11ita1 32 yrs e11p. Reald'l/Comm
Call 848-21 1'3 tor .. , ~Newport'• Finest Interior R111i1~ I Lie •409035 1>84--8919
Maintenance. The .• ltUIAf u•n•••• I AemovealC)hlltdrlvewaya I Nestll .. per• 675-7409 I LT HA llNG . MOVING Prof barlendlng a food WEEKEND PLUMBING
replace w1conc:r11e1Ji I Gerabe&VerdClnup1 ~rvcbyStev•845_,.28 jNo Overtlmel Cell Any t>tleklbloclt Wk 539-03'5 ~••lracttn Jon 8454 t92 I · Time 846-8712
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New-Remodel·Addlt•on• Trath & tree Hauling m · ... g. ·1·-!.:--•-"""'"" __ _ AUTOITAOCK MECH 722•1737 llCU80&39 >rH Ht John 845•8730 we do It 111 857-0222 EurOl)Mn Peycf!IC Tat01
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ltat StnicH REM00£LINO rr .. est Haut1ng~ieanup~11nt1np· IUllPllllTI 650-2758 Olene &31-8"'4
L.IC • 298&8 1 5f7 -3049 mov1n9 7 O-V• 94.,3 t Love care tor elderly
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g .. heater/turbo pump1 '1 ~f CM11mu gltta, mi.a. VOl.UME SALES 496-7850 the "~'·· voi:O<mc!y.::1~· erty Of th• Hid~·· ERTY. IT MAY 81! SOLO AT t::'mel\ll ..;Ill .,. con· I .. ~:::er.:&.-:..,;
Ct>mplS1200 494·1837 rlday/Sat I ll day. 4208 SERVICE&lEASINQ MU tANQ '71 MACH 1. rr~~ :acupon tht 411 Home1Savtno1olAme<I-A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU tlderlld by tllt deetllon· ,9;etll9lng.h.itca1ttotcnl
C I act , 1 W River Ave, Ind Of 43rd St 3670 N, Cherry AV'I. lONQ AIT. AC/PS/ PB, amt fm t'o:~ 'r0< lh~ u~utor or co, 23861 El Toro Road. NE.ED AN EXPLANATION I malling bOdy In 11
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DRAPES, nearly new, llnen I 13'%' Fi&;gl ... EJoin soar llPWTI....... Qd cond &48-4 1
mao .. ,.,. UHll or of Iha ~"· 1 remove lll•t oollteted or ~~,';!,~'\~:~· ,~==t~d tH Tll-.rl) l'ttgl'IHt written .,~ blend. warm white, 4 pr, 6 trailer, S300. &4~-2~8 Dl!LIVE"AV DEPARTMENT CHICK FORD '75 Torino, 2dr, ,llon• or 1CCOUnt1 mentioned rec.Ive<! from the State Truit Company. whtcll 11 m~ by a,.........
96"•81" center pull 18 800 Oflg ml, exit cond In Sec:11on 1200 ind 1200 5 01 of CaUlornta lo Ille Hid On Oeeembef 12 1985 11 .. _II' NOT1C£ 11ble petllOl'I, lid'I ~ S t85pr ~bo AllO wOO<t130' SEARAY WEEK' McL·REN'SBMW IVl?llSON s1670obo.159·1907 theClllfornl•Prob•l•COCla ..... where llttert1900 AM TiCO< Title 'rn. '"~ rtte>OnllbllOfal~eNllM
t'averM r<>da couotr I ENDER • 255hp twin I\ . '"""' ,., OW!Mn, At· testamentaty or ol ad· eur1nQI C0m1W1y ol C•ll· K f11'4 llnelly ~tad Of II ....._
look S30 ea 722· 1389 y ' Mere etUIMrt Reduc.d M·F 11119, S-S 1111 8 PORICH! FORD 78 f'lesta, mull '°''"" '°' lll'etltlOMt, 17N 11•11n11tra11on hive been I f0<n1t a corporallOn for· Notice Of .... !"'*' oe rejeated by "'9 I now 132,9501 Muat be 826 S . Eucild SI AUDI Mii, need• work, rune~ Of~• .. Coet• ...... llllue<I metty Tiiie lnwrenoe end of.._. h...-tr 8o11d
Flah tank• 100 gallon told Admiral Yac"11 ol Fu1*1on.CA CH£Vfl0 LE:T S10000b0 548-01l3 CVA All percona hav1ng l Trut1Compeny .. dul)'•P-_.~....... The Boatd r~-=
S 100 w/lland AllO 20: NtlWport Beach 873-5200 714-880 8300 Hltl'l•tt <>v-11111 Piii 'll IUllllll ~ubJ\~0~~~ 2~;1 crarms ag11n11 tha dee. PQlnlecl Tru1tM under end No A t28e23 ''OM 10 'et;:='~
111 g aJ IO n h • !' S 2 0 I I .... 71 4 213·691·870 I S.••• It S.rvlu V-8 1 air pi t . tllt. ,~:. ~98~ I dent or an Interest in se1d
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548·7032 I CHICK • au o, · • rnF.464 etlatt a"d w11h1ng 10 ob-record.cl October h:,1964, the .State of C.~f0tnl8 l0t The Direct°' t1' ltllrc:ftel-
Glve a JOhn Wayne Tennis fO h Oday Sprite. indud• ~.llTJI IV.E••~ai <;;.~~Hca;:"~m~:':t!f.; i4'Ct to auch remov11 mu11 ~~~~: ~!~ 'u-.. ;;..: ''in~~~~~~~~ &t•t• ino 11 l'le<eby dirtct.O to r
Club M b1h1p for Chrl11. , ;~~~'?·7~ & tr1r. ~w:l;te '7V.-. orig lnald• & out I P\alC NOTICE ~~h o~~~~~:i'~~~ or 111e County.Recorder ol or Lout• Alvera .1111 LDv .. I:=,~.~:' ~~._.:
mas. S800. 638-5208 '4$ !. Co.et ttwv ( 1T82289) pe sona Indebted Orange Covnty, Cetlfomie. Alv&rti Ind u Louil I P t •IOneO by me
QrHt Chrlatmaa Giit I u,./Deck1/lt1r11,•_ Ill.II ..... Newpon Beach 12HI TR~:(~~. ~LE ~: hO~d1ng personal :~\,Ji~~~ H~H:s~~~~ Ahl,:~== given,,,., c:':~t.,,. Aowd. "' aw.
Magic laland M•mt>er-1 1c-I I 673-0900 -On <>-mt>et. 1985 .,I properly ol lhe deoe-DER FOR C ASH OR,,,. undetl!Qned Wiii Mii 81 11311>Ubl1Cplacesln1M~
1hlp $600 obo 546-5120 30 fi CHRisfcRXFTwl'.45' lll • I 11 oo , m FIRST AMERI· dent Such nouce m1111 CASHIER'S CHECK, (P•Y· Pnvllt Sele, fo the nionet• ttY~I lest than t~::; !J ~ 11bieWiii1e & I C·' NB mooring. S8SOO. • •• -CAN TITLE INSURANCE b• g111en 10 the peton able II time Of Nie In lawful ano bftl blOder eubjec;I 10 de~ t>tfore1tt"' de to Sceu~50 962·4221 Ev I Call 815-0740 41\!reye a tremenCkM• ORSCHE '74 9115 Targa COMPANY • C111torn1• cor· 1 holdlng the personal money or th• Vnlllld S111n1 conr1rm111on
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...,... fO' X-cycle $50 Couch S75 l40 Side Tie. Prvt home. Ca"•fulau re a*ed s 12 ~ obo. 676-0509 C.ia M..a $4().0330 c e' 'o' Tr us'• e or wnom the claim Is made to the Old Orange County 2nd dey of ~bet 1985 :~" 1 (:J"o~tlYe _.
1 Lve Seat S25. Car Mal Back Bay ArH . $360/mo ' '7 prepi ' __ . ---SubsHlult<I Tru11ee ol thll al the address as listed CourthouM located In ,,,. at the office of Conen. Siok· ree •
S20 Vac $40 new aew 640-9350 Wkdys OR Pf'eowned 8MW't *" PORSCHE '79 928, 5 tpd, LINCOLN '77 Versallle1 cer1t1n Deed of Truet •• above within 30 days 200 block of WEit Santa kft a 0
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1111 5•0 Nortll Gold· before I~•~,°' Mid=
maeh $150. 9B8·6718 760-8398 Eves/Wknds stock. metallic black. l)Olllhed I own Pwrlllhr $2099.99 eculeO by ~lcllard w •lier first publlcatlon or IAne Blvd (formerly w .. t en Cucte Drive Sult• 300 ~~11v'nP1lot • ~of -,._..:,... _..... d" alloy1 lull pwr, 1ook1 Jim 760-1639. 873-4400 Muchmore, an inOIYldu•I. thla notice I S1•th StrM t), Senta Ana. CA Senti Ana 92705, County or aJ '
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tlon ~ Ht It'" mi DOCK FOR RENT: Up to rt --.. _. • • new, S15,500 885-5622 ---1 •nd recorded June 29 !984 K Maclnto•h .. E•· •II rigtlt. lllle and Intern! Or1nge, 9181• of Cehlorn11. gener ll cig;u 're,
26 It power $200/mo fer.a Where you -a• 1 n • I r u men I N o · ' 1 conveyed 10 eno now held 111 the right t111e and 1n1ere11 ed in 1 11 '" BURMESE CAT needs 673·2747or675·0149 purc.,._~.,.BMW. PORSCHE '63 911SC ' ' 84-270946 in Book·····. acutor oft~• Eet•t• 0 l by 11 under uld °""of ofsalddecealed et1het1me Pa11ed •nd adoP':;':!
gOOd home. Young male, -,__. • Cpe pl•tlnum, loaded, Pege-···· or Ottlc1e1 Re Mone E. Ho TruSI 1n the property sltu·1 o1 Offth and all tne ''O"'' tne reouta< meetlf'IO ttle
beautlfull 536-6178 DAY BOAT STORAGE ~ rn £& anrt.' Alplne atereo. ADS c0td1 or Orange County. Publl1hed Orange Coast 'at~ in salO County and title ind 1n1 ... es1 lhel lht es: Governing Bo•rd ~=
-On the water, NIWl)Oft ~w.i.•~ am lapllr Clllford alarm Calllorn11 and pursuanl ro Daily Piiot November 14, I Stale de!ICrll>ed u l•I• 01 .. rd dflCfleMd hH Coaat Community FrM to gd hm Cheupeake Beach. Do It youreelf boat tft . etls25 sOo 873• 75&7 • th•I cert81n Notice or Default 21 28 1985 LOT 11 OF TRACT NO : ecqwed by oper8lion
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Bay Retriever. 6 mo Old . yard Open 7 deya a -(114)1111 ' thereunder recorded July Tn-457 78•0 IN THE CITY OF IO< Olh-M otner lhtn or 1n C•liforn1e on the h Wf
Had all shot9 ~6-6589 week Call 675-5901 20IW 1el ...... ""9 ROLLS ROYCE '75 31 1985 H Instrument No
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••• ...... .,,, NBP Mooring for Sale ..... _...._ •• cond 57Kml Callf car Paoe··-·· or Ollt<:•l l Re-<"UU FORNIA ASPERMAPRE·•1n and10 111 1necert11n r .. 1 °•11v PllOtNovemoer28·._.
, •-1 I A A.et --~ .. -... _ CORNfC HE COUPE, ealt 85-281184 In Book-. I DllDLIC NOTICE ANGE STATE OF CALI· Clued 111'1el•m•oldHlh Publllhed ange ........
Xdor16' white American ;'3~7~r=~ler . Delever. BMW '81 7331 loldedl 5 135.0oo obo 712-1021 MERC '72 Cougar mags coros or Hid County Wiii FICTITIOUS BUSIMEU CORDED IN BOOK 3 12 property Slluated "on rne ceml>t'r 5 l2 1985 Ttt-47•• ~=:. ~~Y}:.~~~: SL~ 30 ~ ~ 1Ma1nchaii. S~~·~~~~91~;~3~nrt T~~ '8~mml !,~rva~:~ ~t7~~ ~r~~':bg'i:~~3g~ 1 =o~n~~?rE::!1'rfi.1~ I "~:,A:1~o!~ "'!=ere CCPAELL GuLAE;~EvO'ius1a~A:~ 1't g:~.~1 °',o1P!1 ~1!~':0~
-nel CdM $300/mo .. ' · '......, - - -S doing bvsineas H Pro-acr1....., u ows to·w1 PUBllC NOTICl Pa rrot Cage. W I 5' · BM~32ollmpec· CIC, PS. ohamp .,...ge money or lhe United ta1es
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wlplaypen on lop, $90 c1~11~ast ~111 i~~~~g2 cablet See 10' t>ellevel metlc S I 1,750, 536-6941 1 MUC NOTICE or America • caanier 5 .. ~!s 18021 ~Skyp1r1r COUNTY RECORDER OF Loi end 1ne Wast t2 • '"' REIOl.U'TION CW 90AM»
W.1 Playpen on rollera a are a $12000 7141552-0428 GON Gr'784A -ff 1check payable IO H •O s II 21• IMne CA927t4 SAID COUNTY ol LOI 5 of Trect No 407 M TRUITHI Of COAIT
$50. 548·5120 631 6025 Sii Avall • No llve Aboard ·-_ _ _ _ VANA m m Ll!OAL NOTICE Trustee drewn on 8 state or uC~"' F Stierrell JO• EXCEPT ALL Oil Oil City of S1n11 An• County o1 COMMUNITY COl.LIOI
Timber Wolf/Germ hep Side tie to 25· $220 wtit. beige int, air iclnt 1 · 1 the Cny of Irvine POllOe Oe-
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119 th«901 r• COUNTY, CAUF~ S u~to32' $330 BMW '84 3181, S12,750 c,•~90ooL~48~1701E•~r:• No11oe11herebyg1ven1n81na11one•b11n1<1 s1a1eor f80 Oanha Cdronadf!lMar CA I AIGHTS MINERALS MIN· Or•noe 5 111e or C111torn1•1DllTfllCT Of' OflA•OI
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S100 SWALES ANCHORAGE cond 31726 Coast Hwy, partmenl wtll notd a pyblic,or teoe<at savtngs end loan Tnos business ,, c:on· GAS RIGHTS ANO OTHER cord!IO 1n B001< 15 Page.,. WHEREAS U ld Com·
obo 642· 1806 ev1/wknd1 D 11 9•5 548•1501 So Laguna 8 30·5 MOl'I· tucllon or unc111me0 P<OP· 11noc111ion domiciieo •n 1n11 dvctea by an individual Hy ORO c ARBO N S BY of M1~t1neovs Meps r• mun1ty College Otslrtct U1 the
•_Y__ _ day-Friday 499.4503 er1y and city surplus prop. I state at the main entrance
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••16c1l la1tr••tal1 ., 11 " I ------er1y on S111urd•y. December to First Ame<tean Tille In T'11S 9181ement was llted KNOWN THA T MAY BE ty personal propeny llef•n-·-s Kt •• • BMW '84 528e 12,000 ml., 7 1985 The auction wOI sur•noe Compeny IOC81ed at wlln tne County Cler~ or Or· WITHIN OR UNDER SAID PARCEL ? 1111er deecrtl>ed and -~ while & tan Best otter begin II 9 00. m With lhe1 It• Eas1 F1l1'1 Street in Ille en e County 01' Novemper LANO TOGETHER WITH Tr.. Soutl'o ~ ol lhal POI· WHEREAS MIO property •a-s·ir""1no-.. G!'"u'P.lt•a1-w·/~c~as~e ••ttrcycln/ 64~ 759 1temsav11llabte for YleWlng •• 1 c•ty of San1a Ana Cahtornia 1 ~985 THE PERPETUAL RIGHT OF 11on 01 151001111ey •dtoining may be made 1v1J1tble '°'
$75. OBO 554·8265 lcMltH 1011 - -8 30 • m Tne evctton wlll all thll "Ohl lllle ano F290112 DRILLING MINING EX· Lot 4 and 11'14! Weat 12'> feel ou11t0e UM wotllout inter·
1 IATSll '101210 take place 1n tne Civic Interest conveyed 10 end Published Orange Coast PLORING ANO OPERATING ot Lot 5 of Traci No •07 City ter1ng wttn 1ne OtttrlCl'I PlaaH I Or11a1 VESPA P200 '82 Gd shape Hatchback . auto, air. Center parklllQ 101 11 11200 now lield by 11 under said Duil p1101 NovPmt>er 7 t4 THEREFOR ANO STORING ot San11 Ant. County of Or· need:. and 6059 I SSOOJo~ 7~2-6~4--AM/FM radio low tow J•mborM , Irvine. Calllorn11 I Deed ot Trust 1ri 1ne pro~rrv 21 ~8 1985 IN ANO REMOVING THE ange Stttte or C1hlorn1e es WHEREAS 11 appear1 to ----"'!'!''""!"-P-~'fl J miles All original Published Orange Coast situated in said Covn1y t1nd 1 Th-449 SAME FROM SAID LAND per map1 thereof recorded be 1n tne t>e•• on1et"1a Of
Ceulo, full keyboard 4 W.HI DriYe/ Hpt ( 135ZUC) 0111y P1101 November 27. 1 Slate descnbed as I OR ANY OTHER LANO. IN. 1n Book 15 Page •• of M11-.. id community college d11-
S300 857 1429 9030 1985 LOTS 9 ANO l O OF CLUOING THE RIGHT TO cellaneous Maps rec:ordeo triCI 1n1t sa•d properly oe
w/rhY1hm • Hffl W·212 TRACT NO 690 t. AS I PUBLIC NOTICE WHIPS TOCK OR OtREC· on the Nort'1 said 11~ be· le•Md to the hoghell bidder. Conn organ w/rythum llW'llJHP SOUTH COUNTY oSHOWN ON A MAP RE TIONALLY DRILL ANO tween 1tie Nor1herly e•· pursu•nt 10 S.Ctlon 813e0
unit. bench & light. $6000 OIElllEE -VOLKSWAGEN MLIC NOTICE CORDED IN BOOK i 8o 1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS MINE FROM LANO OTHER tenaion 01 trie westerly 11,,.
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new. must aell S2800. PAGES 16 '.\7 ANO 38 OF NAME STATEMENT THAN THOSE HE~EIN or Lot • •nd tne nortller1y or lhe Stale of Celllornta. c II la ra 720-0928 II cornea with p/1, bucker I c t124 MISCELLANEOUS MAPS IN Tht' 1011ow1no perllOns ere ABOVE DESCRIBED OIL ••l&rlSIOn o• tne eHll!f'ly line I NOW THEREFORE BE IT
a u seats end radial tires I #2 Notte:• of Sele THE OFFIC[ OF THE do1no !lll''""S'J 811 CALI· OR GAS WELLS TUNNELS or 11\f! Wes• 12· .. '"' ol sa•O !RESOLVED '"'" this Boerd Oak -Spinet Plano. Steiner ($'Ir• 2900) I 2888 of Reel Pr09erty COUNTY RECORDER OF FORNIA FAME ANO FOR· AN 0 s HAFT s INT 0 LOI 5 d<>M hereby ennounoe •ti •n·
& Son, xlnl cond $895 ..... _eo.~~~ ~0·033-0 •I Prtvete s... SAID COUNTY TUNE 3015 Carob St New· THROUGH OR ACROSS Also IUl>,eci to enw m l9"1ion 10 leue !tie nerttn·
640 20 2 CO S No. NEP 30lel EXCEPT All Oil OIL PQrl Beacn CA 92660 THE SUBSURFACE OF THE brances covenenis Con· 1atter cescribed real and per. ------ORANGE A T IATSll '12 20ISI 'Sl' In 1'1e Superior Covrl ot RIGHTS MINERALS MIN· Elo·~" Jan Woolcott 3015 LANO HEREINABOVE DE· d•lions res111e1ions reser sonel property 1n0 ,, ,. her• llmln IMO 2524 H;~~Rro~~!'Mesa Snrl. auto. air, lull power, t'1e S111" ot Cal1l0tn1a l0t EAAL RIGHTS NATURAL Carol> S• N"WPQfl Beech SCRIBEOANOTOBOTTOM villons rionta rtgnta o•w•Y ll>Y iound oe
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erm•!)fld ano BMXDiamond Back exit cruise, cass, alloy wheels the County or Los Angeles GAS NAT u RA L G AS CA 9?660 SUCH WHIPSTOCKEO OR .,,0 ee,a.emen
11 01 •ecOfO 1f 10taered Cond S l50 494•1426 I 141·1023 (lie" 1EOV772) In Iha Maller ollhe Est81e I RIGHTS ANO OTHER Ron R Me111no 901 Nortn OIRECTIONALLY DRILLED any
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. 3 Trac•• --... ~35 , SIHI IN U S A or RUTH J FELIX De-H YDROCARBONS BY B11ytron1 Balt>oa Island CA WELLS TUNNELS ANO ·more commonly ~nown •Ile< ~rtbed ~ OWn«I by
like new Ladle'• bike ""' • • • ceased w H A T s E v E R NA M E •n66:? SHAFTS UNDER ANO BE H 172 t W•I Walnut San11 ,,,. Coaat Communny Col·
speed S75 857·1429 CHEW ·82Sl0.xlntwork l -e ••LES No1oee1stie<ebyg1venth•I KNOWN THAT MAY BE T'11s business 11 con-NEATH ORBEYONOTHEAneCahforni• ~Ooslr1C1 an<S ••"Mnolbe
truck. $4 150 OBO .. 1ne unde<s1gneo Wiii sen II WITHIN OR UNDER THE Clutlf'C l>y CO-Partne<s EXTERIOR LIMITS THERE· Term• or Nie ca"1 '" ·-· needed IQ• ac;flO()I purpo-..
,..2•6007 I • 1 1 • e SEllYICE Private sale lo the '11gna1 PARCEL OF LANO HEREIN E101sf! J WOOlcoll o F Tu N NE Ls AN o tul money 01 IN> Unoteo ourong !tie 111.,,e specifiec:I '" Gai11t kin .,.. anO be91 t>oOde< subiec:t lo ABOVE D ESCRI BED Tn1s ,..,..,.,Mii •as hied SHArTS UNDER ANO BE· StatM on conl>rm111on ol ,,.,. lease
-DODGE •77 3/il PU 2888 Ke.rtlor vd e p••JS conr1rm•tion or seod Su· TOGETHER WITH THE PE R w11'1 tM C.oun11 Clerk of Or 1 NEA Tl-i OR BEYOND THE 111111 or Pllfl casn ano t>at-2 1115 ,,,. •nteni.on 011n1s
Clcab V8 rbll motO<. Costa M-540.0330 An perlOI Court. on OI •Iler the PET UAL RIGHT OF ORIL L ·~ Cov,,ly on Oc1ot>e< 3 t EXTERIOR LIMITS THERE· i nce ev<denced by note •· Boaro lo !NM Mid proPef'ly ,141
.. 29K ml, new 1rana, etc. __ e LUSlll 9th day or Oecemt>e< 1985 1 ING MINING EXPLORING 1985 OF ANO TO REORILL. RE· curl'O by 11Aorlg11Qt1 or Truat 10 1ne ll1QtleS1 bod<* wlf'1 • C.01& .... ~ t ~ " '"° .... ol G-ge E ANO 0PfR.HtNG THERE ,...., TUNNEL EOUIP MAIN .,_, M '"' ,,_,, ~ '~"'-m .u<o100• '~'" ..... _"l!_._,.~11"!"~~1 Perf In/out, al paper wtk Morrow Lawyer Suite ?38 1 FOR ANO STORING IN ANO PubhStlt'C Orange Coa51 TAIN REPAIR DEEPEN sold Three per C:MI of of S38 750 per year acc0tO
3 Family Sale. Sporting S2450 firm 64
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All> TRYNi HAltDO 221 East Walnut Slreet, 11 REMOVING THE SAME Daily P1101 Noveml>'!r 7 t4 I ANO OPERATE ANY SUCH 1~nl Did 10 l>4' oepo1111e<1
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gds. mullcallnatrument•. IFORD '80 F350 PIU. TO 8( II 1 Pasedena. Cal1lorn1a FROM SAID LAND OR ANY 21 18 1985 w E l Ls o R M INE S ,,.11'1 bod °'"""~ ,,,.,~nail@! \Ill rorm
furn, painting•. photo Ranger XL T. loaded. I 91101, County or lOtl An· OTHER LANO INCLUDING Tn 442 WITHOUT HOWEVER THE B1d1 ()<Ollt'<,10 t>e 1n wfll Ofl 1'1P 14!15e
lleml, mlac. Fri 8-3. 286 A/C auto bltn tool boxes LARGEST IHY£NTOR'r geles Slate OI California. Ill • THE RIGHT TO WHIP· RIGHT TO DRILL MINE 1ng ''"" w111 t>e re<,&ived at l Saia real proP@rtV 1t
Virginia Pl, otf Santa Ana $4700 OBO 650-3797 ON THC WEST COAST Iha rlgl'ol. title and inteut11 ot 'STOCK OR DIRECTIONAL PUBLIC NOTICE STORE EXPLORE ANO OP lhf' alor•uod olf1cf' •• any s11ua1eo '" Costa Mitu
Furn,newtQYa.blk/whtTV *'NIOll• n 1ddecea&edatrne11meol LYORILL ANO MINEFROl\A ERATE THROUGH THE lomt al!er the 11,,1 pubh Counh of 0 r•"9e Slllf'Of w/cablnet. llereo, Scan· Aatl••".' Sliver/blue. 22K ml, b•I· IYlllY-.. I•• death and ell the ngnt 1111e L1'NDS O THER THAN K·218'2 SURFACE OR THE UPPER ccJJ•nn nereol ano ~•or .. C.illlc"""" iinc i~ mnre oar din.Vian clocks, etc Fri & ClllllCI 9045 ance ol lactory warranty CALL TODAY and interest tnat the estate THOSE HE RINA BOVE OE NOTICE OF PERSONAL I 5 O o F EE T O F TH f o.11 .. or ~1• r1cu1;ir1) d"Y."bt'd in tnP
SIS 9.5 466 E 16th SI 1950 FORD 2 dr M<lan. 2 Ill qwed by operation or law or I WELLS TUNNELS ANO OF AEAL PROPERTY LANO AS RESERVED av S1tplrwnt>e• t985 4 Tne lt>•m 01 111e 1eaw (4204) Lease or Buy or said deceased has ac-SCRIBED OIL OR GAS REPRESENTATIVE'S SALE I SUBSURFACE OF SAID Oal6CI 1n1s t21h aav o• lfl9"' oPscroo1oon
8 •• t .. IC~ 1140 orig llke new $3500. $2 f 842 2000 otherwise other lhan or In
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Blwn Talbert and Ellls $2700 644-0530 833-9300 VOLVO '83 GLT lurbo Sta Cos11 Mesa. County of Or. TOM SUCH WHIPSTOCl<.EO Vt'•n'!n 'Runf'll t<euilan• BOTH OF orr1C1A1 RE tratrn 0, ,,, .. Esl810I! 01 <111>C mt>nt E•lllt>lr piirty may lf't
Wgn , blk/palomlno enoe. State ol Cahlorn1a OR OIREC TIONAl l Y Ahlo JS l>f'rsonal reprP~n CORDS Of><.t'<lPnl minall'tl'lete11.wuponnonety
leath 23,000 m1. best perliculary Oesc11bed as IOI· DRILL ED WEL lS TUNNELS Ill I' nlthP ~lale ol Vernon Tru~tor J F PAFIRISl-i PubhSIW><l Or ngf' Coasl ICKl 08~ writen nol•Ce Sa10
car 1n Orange Co~mty Pvt lows 10 Wll Loi 22 or Traci ANO SH AFlS UNDER ANO Jo~~Oh f'rantlS Ahlo de· ANO P~YLLIS PARRISH 0•1•y P1tn1 Now-mb<»f (' 22 lprop .. ,,.,. ~Mii t>e u~ on1.,.
pty Must selll 496-7650 3631, per map recordeo 1n BENEATH OR BE YONO THE Cf'll~P<I ..., Sl'll al pr••illP 1 l'le s11~t aooress and 21l tCIA~ •o•. o"•r·<>~s "PO•Ovf!O t 'r . lboo" 128 pages 22 ?3 anc EXTERIOR l IMHS fHERE \&le 10 in• n'9""'' and t>esl 0 11, .. r tommon d"'4gna11on '"f 4 •1 lhl' o ~•roe I ~no the wcces~ SYDNEY VW 72 Bug. n~ motor 2• or Maps Records or Or-OF ANO TO REORIL l RE b•ddl'r ur.<l'lr ttll' lt'•m~ and 11 an• 01 ttie real pr~ty lu bortaer '"'11 bf' rt"Qvirf'd
bo<ly & lnl xlnl $2550 enge County improved tor TUNNEL EQUIP MAIN cond•hon~ ""'"'"BllP< men descr l>,.O abov t1 ' Mt.IC NOTICE IO••ecutf'aleue Bl'f'•am
494-2552 or 497. ~597 ~ommetClll 1159 togetner T AIN Rf PAIR DEEPEN ,,,,,,I'd an<l ~Ut>Jf'C I lo con p..irportec In M 16$92 Half! Pie o• .. ,,1(.1'1 •S •ncludec If\ 0 VW'r 2 Bug/yellow new wtlh an easement IOf com ANO OPERATE ANY SUCrl hrmnt•nn nv l'1e ~us;8flOr AvPnue Irvine CA 9271• fllESOLUTION OF BOAAO 1,,..b•Cdocumen" on t11e1n MARR · hru· mumty drtvaway purposes W E l l S 0 R M INES court c•n o.oe .. mbPr 9 1qe5 T11e undl'rsognea Tru51t>e OF TRUSTEES OF COAST in.. oil.cf' ol tne 011@>Cto• 01 mlrj lkS~~~~~ ~ew Id ver IPle south 10 leer ol lot WITHOUT HOWEVER IHE \I tO OO AM nr ll'lf'realle< 01Kla1ms anv h11b1l>ly IOI any COMMUNITY COLLEGE Purchas•ng Coast Col'I' ••••••••••••••• Oul 0 O. ys 21 of said tract 3631 RIGHT TO DRILL MINE th n Int' iome .illowf'O by •ncorreclnt>U 01 lhf' W~t DISTRICT OF OfllANOE mun•ty Co11119e 01str1c1 1 494-2552 497-1597 ev j more commonly i.nown STORE' E~PlORE AN O OP ~~ ' 11 lh" (>fllc;e 01 Samuel .ioorMs and otN" ommo" COUNTY, C ALIFOflNIA ICIC lllf'<1 \t 3 ·o A<J1m• Av I VW •85 Cabriolet. red/blk H ?9•9 Randolph Avenue ERA TE THROUGH THE Cul>o•le 111 ~rney IO< ll'le Pe< dM iqna110,, t ""' '"own WHERE AS )a•o Com """' CO<lrl "°4"~°! C.11" %t t SK ml S 12 000 Dy Costa M~ C1hlorn1a SURF' ACE OR Tl-iE UPPER \Onal rf'p•f!"'nl'tl•v.. 31 tiere1n "'""'''" ( •"""!" D·•I• • '",. •or" It >~6~f 1 ·~ unotor Friday, November ·b J d h I ~S 7700E 63J 2243 ~ T'11s proPt"•tv being wtd 500 FEET OF lHE 9-0•1 S1a1 .. , Av"""" Su1tf! Sa·c~a1ew•ll1J1omade t>ut °""""'' ot t f'"ll•" '""' .,,,, """'o 111111 '"'"'" ,,.,,.,, o• ARIES (March 2 1-Apnl 19): Y ou get pro:-rcr 1a secon c ance-• v • As IS SUBSURFACE' OF THE 2~· "1urH1ngton B .. 1tc.ll Cali w•tnout COv!'nant or .... Pt'•,onal oroD .. •ly .... , ... ,, '"" '"'"" .... '"t>/NI "'
to correct past mistakes to rce. stablish financial Status. Focus o n land, vw BUG 1975, e11ce11en1 Terms or sale casn on law LANO HERINABOVE Of 10,""' 111 in.. ri0,,, 1111e •an•y e•press 0< •mph~ •• al'"' .1escr t>ftO otn11 ntwJ<>l•at•on !><'1 ....... n '"'" °'' f1 lS l'fe t le residence You'll make new start and get to condition new clutch, lvl money 01 1ne Uno1ed SCRIBED AS RESERVED 1"1,.,,.,1 1nd ,.~1•11,. of 1118 OJ•<1ong •1111> pol.M'Ss•on 01 WHE REAS ~a1a i""'"'r'• 1., 1 11
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heart Of matters where r o mance IS COn cerne · . real $2 000 673·5028 r•le Ten per cent ol amount INOUS TRIAL COMPLEX A deatro '" .mtl 10 ,111 ll'l.ll CPr ""paid l)alance ol ll'lf' oul,1df' US" w11nov1 •nl,., " 1>011., '"' t1orldf'•~ Jr,. TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Spotlight o n family relat1onsh1ps, g · bod to be depollted w11n bid CORPORA 110 N R E 1811, ,,,01 nropenv s1tuate<1 no11>1sl secured by '411d 1"""0 w1111 '"'' 01\lror 1 ' IHI••'"'' m,11 ,.,i., '"' " ""' . II here brothers sisters arc concerned. Reunions are featured. vw Conv81'1 Super Beetle.. B•d• or olfersro be'" Wrll· CORDED OCTOBER I ICl7 l ol I) t68 Coh1mb1nf' '" the o .... d of Trull to .... nf'f'(l5 11nel ~··· V'"" tnf' par '" •l'Clud1ng ~s~i.a Y. w :11 · f d. t nd purpose Sho rt '76 Excel cond througtlt png and wlll be rece111ed at IN BOOK 9827 PAGf • '~ Col nl Foun1,..,1 v1111,.y 0, s 1 s t• 808 90 es1 1nclud WHERE AS •I a11,i.<·•" tco ""' ••l•"Q """ ,,,., ... , •nd 1n.tu1tton 1son target, you regain sen se
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tnp may be necessary. It . ,11me aher the hrst publl Th" s1r.-e1 eodress or Krob!'d H tollow•, lot 57 01 notes ;idvances 11 anv sa•O community ceo1111a,. •:llf ,,11,11 tol' r>ornl' b~ ,,,.,. "'' GEMINI (M ay 2 1-Ju nc 20): R ecent contacts now pay d1v1dends. YW '11 YUAlll "L" c111ton llereot ano before oth•" common df!'l1gnn11on Tract No 6010 as ,nown on uncJer '"" IM'm~ ol setO Oeeo 1rie1 1n411 r.a1d proe>erh be '"''h1t 1)1dcJer E h . rsonal rossessions ability lO increase income Economtcaf 4 spd, Stereo, 1<1111e or HI• 0 I sa Id proper I y IS a MllP rl'Corded on Boni. 256 or Trust fees charges ano '98~0 10 1'1t' h>Q'11'SI bod~• b !i•l!llPO propO!.iUS woll ll•
mp as1s on f!tOney, pc . f ' · · ed tape Cullom trim 2. I Dated lhlS 18tl'o day or No-purported 10 l)e t 7tO1, 0 es 3., ana _,J 01 Mis-eaoense1 ot the Trusle. and pu""""' to SKllOI' ij t '60 '"',.,.,,,a •n '"fl D1s1"c t potential. You II be m o.re ~p~lar, lines 0 commun1cat1o n arc o pen • tone Low miles. ex Ira· vember 1986 Armsirono Avenue lrv•nf' ~ff11nt'OIJs Mllp5 '" 1'1!' Of· ol lhe trusts cre11e<1 by1110 ., 'l{'Q o• lht' Educal•on C.tiO .. "·i•ct '"no OlllCf' '1370
you 'll receive unusual inv1tat1on. . clean ( lDGF 14 11 G-o• E. Morr-. 221 E. C1111rorn1• 927 it lice 01 me County Recorder ~ 01 Trust 01 tri" S111 .. or Ca1ito•n1a A,,,,,,, A.,.,..,.. Cost• CANCER (June 2 1-July 22): Circumstances take sudden turn In · Sllll Walnut It.. lulte 23'. Said saie w111 bf' mode 0111111 County 01 Orange Tne 1>eneric1ary unoer H id NOW T11EREFORf BE •T M,. ... c ;i1>fc1rn ... up "' 2 oo
'II be . II h d d what you have lo ng been ' l'•eedena, C~ t 1t01, wllh0\11 cover111nt or w1r i Th s tllle 'svb1ec110 cur Deed or Trust he•etorore e• ~ESOLVfD lhat th1\ B<.a•d Pm on'"'" iq1n aav Df °"' your favor -you prac ttca Y an C . . • Attorney fof IHcvtot renty ••PrHt or omplltll<I as 1 '.a 1., 'cov~onls con· ecut.O encl delu•efed to 1ne ooe' neret>~ announce 111 1n c"m""' 1·~140. •1whoetl 11m•
seeking. Lunar position htghltgh. ts pcrsonaltty, c hansm a, populanty, -l.yeton 0. "-· ••tcutOt lo 1111• po~~S'llon or en-~~ons. rf'slr1c11ons r•-· undersigned • Wftlten Dec 1en11on 10 ieesP lhe "'"''"'" All ornoo•'I" ""''" t>to open
· · n~ • of the wlfl of ..W ~t. cumbrencf!' 10 '011ary Ille, vellOns riollt1 r1Q'11S of wa~ 111r1111on of Oeravll and De-alter dl"tcrit>Nl rftlll ano PfW It<! ••a"'•"ec AnO ""'" ttml L 0 (J I 23-A 22)• Be ready for Change. travel variety and a1 • • • PubhShed Or•noe Cont unpood balance o ... on 1ne1 ··~" and e .. ,11no en mend lor S•le and I-'""" tonal prf\Oetl'r ano ,, I\ "••e elOuO "ar ~ "'""ng ~ y ug. Id. be . I ed 'th ot
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c member on 2 .,._ Yd Daily P>IOI November 27 28 note or notf'S MCUrlld by cumbrencM of rtoeo•d NollCI" ol Oeleull •nd Elec· by IO<Jnd d .. 1erm1"410 ano S.lc>rf' llCC"'()ll"Q any wrn
secret meeting. You cou invo v wt qu1x I . . . C.atl !140 033() Oec:em!M!t. 1985 U •d Dee<I o~Trusl I wtl Tiii' terrris anc conOol•ons hon 10 Seti Tnto ~ Ofd.,.!'<1 ,..,. e>rC•(lt\"" 1"" Oortoet., ot Cfcposite sex. Stimulatina dialoaue encourages creative ac 11v1ty . u. Ml'Y • WTh-209 S3 851 9•0 s lot· 01 sa~ ar .. cH h ,,, in .. tu c0tutec ~1d Notooe ot o. 1 T"" orooen ., n .. ,,..,, Pu•cMw1g '"""call 10. me•
· · t' II la key role. a a-.. Dta ti 13M lowing '""mated '" ex money or ,,,.. Un•t~ Stateos •iiutt an Eleet•on to S.it lo be '"'"r ces..robf'd •• own"<! Dv b·d~ 11 uPOfl ,,,,. call •or on 1 emint na IVC W1 p'I l'J. I 22) w· h tru wh r m o ney and'"•·-" c nt1D11c NOTICE pen~ .ind advances., Ille I Amf!'r II Ten pefCt"'I "' PC.O•O~ '" ..... county ·~ Coa~• co .... m INI~ ~ t '" Ill"'~ r""l>On'•bl4o09'10n VIRGO (Au&-2'.rSeP,t. : . ts co.mes e e e fi fa .1 eOicR ·17 Eatlle Won. 8111 rU1K. 11rne or ,,,.. •n11111 pub1rc111on fhl' •m~n• b•d 10 M'(:om .. 11ere ,,... '"'' l'l'ooerty 11 leQ4I o.11r>< 1 1na "'11 • r•.. ,11,. ~ '"' eAJO' .,,.. wd oroo
lov e arc concerned. Be diplo~llc, acqwesc,e t o ~uest ro m a.mi Yj llec, rlgoed I~ towing, I ec.2-.. ot th11 Not•c:• or S•lt pany ,,,.,. '""' •no tn• r,, ~a•eG t-o"<l 10< '<toot ""'PO"" ..,,, .• nn..., tM ,,.,..,,11 .-n.i
member Lunar position spotliahlS persuasion. fnends. a1p1rat1o ns. 1950 01'0 648-8102 NOTICI Of s 16 283 00 AN fl to to .. (11110 on t onr,,..... rruSlf'fl or Pill!) conduc1 during '"' ,,,..,,. t-..C•l>ed on c ond•l•on• t.MCll.-.O "'""fllr
. . f SD I . lat splays role . Of TH Of NOTICE TO ' " lhfi (lhH1 ••t<I 'Ulle T1COA TITLE IN· 11\f! ~It~ '"' • •f'<'llll ••c:eedlno b• •• luck In matters 0 SpecU atao n. auru (. 1. ' S · Id i....IBUICK ·77 Regal, new j ~ W O ""OHRTY O,.._" ~on o ~:~ ~•I> 1na suRANCE COMPANY OF l 11 11the1n111nl•on or 1n1\ 14>"~' r.,,. Pl'•<:ent 1!11', I~ UBl\A (Sept. 2~t. 22>: Stress ,ICI -re 11nc:e. upcnor cou k """ landau top, v 8. p/a, air., M.A.::°"""":. YOU A~E IN DEFAULT m~~~:.;.,.,'Ct# ••pen.;: •nd l 41 r oRNIA 1717 Walnut Boa;a 10 lelM se.a l)rOC)ttrty "''O,,,.., wf•llPI'> 01opoq 1
puzzled, could llSUC tnstruct1o ns Which art erTODCOL;IS. M ean s ecp p l b . 1111. crulH. PP TO ADMINl8Ta" UNDER A DEED OF TRUST prflmium' on •ntvrtncto .t< fr•riVft AYt'<>~ ROMmMCS
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• n perfect your own techniques, Sll'Clmhne procedures. SUIOO OBO 55•·8265 llTAH ..o. A·tJOm DATED JUNE 1 t98• UN c:ei>t•bk' 111 tri,. IMtn•~· I A ,,,.,o Attn LO<Mm• """'"'um ecc.c>1111>111 ~'• ••1>1' l>f"rton auc11 n~""'
opttonl ope • fi Ida I let LESS YOU TAKE ACTION II Ofdted " Of '"" t rtman 18181 301 700• ,01 s ti 750 per .... , 8C'0fCI rHOOn••l>llt Of•J !>I() '11•11 ~ You'll pin access to con 1dcnl11 ta. NABERS To •11 heir•. l>ettef .,.., TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· "'e. ~ p:...Ol Ol lh• C(>ti •• "' '•Hf' ln\urenc• tng 10 Ille 1erm1 •nO con hn•ll'r KCec>llld Of •II D+d•
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No'V. 21 ): Focus on power. 1ntens1 tied love ~~=:::: .• ~d '*c:;!;g:~ ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT ~.~;1,,. .'::tn""'"°" 0 , t ,,,,,,11,n• ,), C•"'"'"'• •I d111on1 11«.+nahat .. , rort" sn1111 tit' ••iected by 1ne l • hip communication travel promOtlOJ1, money from Surpnsc c hefwl lnl led A PUBLIC SALE If YOU l•tle re<ording ol con rorpN~llon tom-Iv T111t m '"-leeN ROMO
re llJOnly tu have more rea~nsibthty, but reward factor~ multiply . CADILLA :;:·.~.:J •ndl: .. :: Of NEED AN EXPLANATION' veyltn<. .. ano any lllNo '" ln~unr>Cf' nnd Trust Com 3 S•ld r .. t ptOCH!fl't •• The Board ,_.... Int
sou.roe. OU Ir' R ETHEL WARD OF THE NA T\JRE OF THf an<• poll(" Vlell be •t lne ~'""~ u u od lruatee 9y 11tueled fn COtll M1111 rtQM 10 re1ect •ny ~ ell This can be your power play day. d . l.AAGEST SELECTION M~ ~lllon ,.,., been fl~ PAOC EEOINQ AG Al NS T :~~H (II,,;'. l>UfChtl,.r !>1 ... "Y S~V!(;lllO County ot Orange S••lt ot bod\ .ind I() wi!hdrlw It> SAGmARWS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 ): Reach bcyon prcvu~us ot11temodel, 1owrr111eege 1 OON1'LO R WARD & YOU vo u SHOUl.-D CON O•ds tw olleu •rt1 irwt•41<1 T~ C•lll0<n1e ancs ia m<>f• P•r offtlf
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1 f,1Ullt10 ns. fi Pro·eci can be completed you'll be rid of County! See ua •od•yt I rlor Court of Orano• OA~Ul,;. November 4 t>f' If\ wr•t1ng 11nd wtll be" 011•1) P•l(ll NOV~M[>l'I 'J ' ~8 i.Q•I deKrlptlon •"O I\ Mrlby dllected lo
Wllh OnC WhO t•f'el Of )'OU, 'J • 1..10 1110 g~ I reQuHllng lhll 19tl~ Cl vflel II tne OllH:e Of Oft<f'mbo>I< r, tl'IA'> 4 Tne lertn of Ille INW P<'" c~a Of Ille NOllCle OI
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-JH. 19): Break from recent past act1 v111cs 2800 Harbor e rvd IWAAO bl t1ppoinrecs u '* INSURAN4:1 COWAlllY, • ,,,,. ~'°"111 lfl)fetef'tattve ve•• com~ on . •nO Prol)etty •~ed b'f the 11 imminent. Focus o n ~bUchy, n~ •t;ans, •,warc~cs~ of tm':&C. COSTA MESA son•• r~t•tl'le 10 ad· ~::r':.:c:•~ ~tt•O' 1 s'.''l>f A.,.,,ue ~~:~ P't&.IC NOTIC£ :;_,!'J •h4W~'": ~ :_ ~~::i:ct~ ~",,:C:,:
possible penocrship, mantal status. H1ahhabt onainaltt)', pionecnna WI"' &LL IAllS I=~ Ille •tat•°' the dt-,,. .... '""' ............ ;;~.:u~ ':!~ ~ ..itri L&QAl AOVIRTIH•NT nual bh i' l)'y 'Tluluat ... ly "°' .... than lift..,, t ,,,
spirit USEDCARSf. TAUCl(S I fh 1>4ttltlon rtQu••t• Ana. c: ...... .,,., ,,,. , ... ~ ol ,,,. ~l()f 04ll'ART•NT OI "''""'' t it'-pany 11'\ey ... dlyl Mtor• ll'le date of Mid AQUAJUVI (Jan. 20.Fcb. 18): Focus on employment, basic .... ~. COME INOA CAll FOR euln:tty lo adminttter the Publiehed o.~ Cout court or .,.. ... .a to"""'°" O.Vll~T M."VICH .... ,,.,. t,,.. ....... upon ,.,...y publle ""'9'1111Q lnCI to ~ I r j ·"4--·ni. care of pets. Another Aquanan .. -. .,,.,..,.... 111• unoer .,. lf\dlec>en· O.iiy ~' NQ,,tomoer ,. i 1 MusMll Kev·•-Allio '* UUMCl..,.NT "'° ..,, d~v• ~•en notlQI 8aid
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1111t1 • cOI>)' or the ..,.,. ,.. people who rtl.Y upon youj .....,,... •.a.. ~---doubts "u1""1c1ons ,._. • --'dent AdrnlnletraclOn °' h ~fl tM T !s,aon•tr-, II lft'f t·~•lt•'"'t llllllOtMClt MCnott ri~l'f •1'1811 be.,,_, onfV .... 111an one• • .._. tot ~ftl door of opponun ty -toa UJ~ ~.. • .... • D•l.ILLO t•ln Acl , h EK<b'lr.lltron o• IPlia notioe "'<ltlCle" •eb'f giwn b~ 10' s:.'Y(POtlft llpe>tcwtd "" thfM (3) CClnMC\111¥1 ..... h wdl vetobcaccurate. • .
1 ~ I • .,.., onthe ,,1'°" c.-1 endoetorem.-inoti,.11114 1ne[)oaptf1,.,..,,,oro.wiop 1h!"O.ttr1e1..otl'le~1 ~•ore•t.oarao1...,,........ WlCh W11l P(.:eb 19-March lO). Good lunar llpect '.01 ncades Wllh 112, 1 le.4Q1 BLVD Wiii bt ~on Of!cr.. FR NOTICI TO N"IOtft I '°' l\1m1"" 1nf0fmation """' ~ (llYlrOtlmer\-1\11 ~ .,... '" """"" Ing "' ,,. Orll'IQe COM& PllCU (f • ri ph 'cal atttafl 'on. ~nal H' iMTf..-TON 8£ACH 11 tMS et t )() A M on IWT&"MITID .. T.-and bod fofml llf!Plv at Ille tel Aetoul'cte SeetlOI\ Of llMI 10 ••ecutt •IMM en ••tm· O.•tv Pilot a ,....,~ ot speculation, ldventurt, .,,. ety, Yll II IA ' J "';J::r • .,... ""' °"Pl No 3 It toe CIVIC ~•TATS°' otfln ol 1"'9 •tlOfMl'l IOt ,,.. Crty ol KuntingtOfl 8each pit! ot wNct\ la ~ 14'1 i~ .. etrcula1ion °" . mu~i r'n You'll ruravc Iona-di tan« Cl re .. 1 na to pru...,ou .. , ... ,, .....,,,, c:.tlier Drift w I Satlte "90MA "°"' C*tntlll ,...,.. ... (t•tl'"9 thtC Ille ~ requ911 .,,. bod OOOUfMl'lll on tile lfl ad II! ll'ltl OleMa -~T-vi n t s.uari4n fiprn prominently. W! euv Cl!AN AM C:.A '2702 Notice II ~ givwn The119h! 1•,..,V«l lor• tor ..... Deci.tttl<HI I ofhOI 04 ,,_. Ditec1or °'1 ~ "'° ~-..
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CITY ~ MUt'TINOTON ,~~*' by THI INTERNATIONAL OOlng~ .. Ohtipmltl MACSIM. 7850 Sl•let TAO INOU8TRIES, 5H HCALTHCOSTMANAO(· PIRSOHAL TOUCH Mtcflctl Group, UOt CLEENCO llAVICI~.
H ACH AMlNOtNO THI ""~ ~ '°"' monltle l'UNDING GROUP. 13001 lnW9tment Comc>any. 3&o0 Ave . So 72. Huntl1\9ton The City OtlV't. Wt• 201. MENT COMMUNICATIONS. BUILOINO MAINT(NANCE, A'IOC.ado Aft.. Sit 209, 200$ w hlt>Otl . Sit c 'ur
HUNTIHOTON MACH OR-trOfft the dete Of !Wet i.... Adam 81, • '61, Coett f Co.at HlQhwl)'. IJ4, COt· le4Kh, C1111 t2&47 Otanet. C1141 t2tN 111·' RMlnide Ave, New• 9112 M~ Ot •• Hunt• Newl)Otl IMCh. Cal 12MO Newport .. ch. •
OINANCE cooe llY AOO. Oflettet """ M ... , Cellf nue I on• dtl Mer, CA 12428 Joen Beck. 7850 Sitt• T~ M~. Inc . a P«' BMch. Ct.tit 92983 lnOtOI\ leach, C11N. 92141 Jtrtrt)' Poltkoll, MD. 92~3.:t ING THlRITO SICT~OH ~tlon 1~':~~ Chtl'ltll Oer,nam. 1300 C S Chapman, Jr. Otn· Ave .. Sp 72. Hunt~ton Clllfomll COfl)Otlllon, &95 Bruot II Wttden, 5411 "lchard & Karen. Wtrd, 10982 AIHll>llng A11t. 1!641. Coll.-n Foley. ~H ct
173014 P..OHl81TJN0 Ml Probe .. Code of C.il,ornl&. Adam It. II 1 8 . Co1110 trtt P11tntt. 1525 San-8"ch. Calif 92&47 Tht City D<lvt. lklllt 201. Han! Ot., Corona dtl M11r, 9112 Madellne Ot . Hunt• WLA. Ctl 90024 Cyp11... l.agunl •• ·
SALe OA CONSUMPTION Tiit lrnt '°'filing M .... C111t 92ttl ttMll1 T1m1oe C0tona del t<ennttll M McPlltrton, Ota.not, Calif 92taa Cellf. 121211 1ng1on ltach, Calif. 92148 Thie buelneH 11 con· c.i11 02651
0 ' A L C 0 H 0 I. I C not '..... Pflof ~ i:': Jolln David Petty. 11 M11 CA 9H25 7850 Slattf Ave .. So 12. Tiiie bu.tin•• 11 con-!tic R. Jen1oe11. 331 'thlt butlnHI 11 con-CSUGttd by-a limited pettntr· Tl'lll bu1lnM1 1• con•
BfVERAGt'.S" llnOl'l1l\a from "'8 dalt 01 \flt I Carmalltt, Hemtl, Calll Thie oullntN 11 con· Hunt11111ton Se.ch. Ca.Ill ducted by 1 oorpo1111on Apotena St., lllboll llltnd. ducted by l'lut~nd and wile ll'llp due.led by en lndMduel
IVNOl'M: l'IMtl nottc. ~ 923~ dueled by-a Kmltecl partner• tal47 A Alber1 Selllln, Vice C·t.Nf t2te2 Alc~d A. Wttd .Jtftrey Poltkoft. MO COiieen FOiey
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o:J EXA 1 ' Thie bullnttt II con· ll'llj) Thi• bu1lnH• It con· Pr~I JOl'ln M RIC!harde, 4120 Thia ellttmtnt wu ''*' Thlt 1111emen1 wM t11td Tllie ttetement waa llltd
ttntndt Ott Hunll119tori ,W: 1<-.>t ~ ~,,. ~" ~ 1;: I d\lctld Oy co-pai1'*1 I C s ~. Jr dUCttO by-1 ~II oer1• Thi9 etatement w• !tied o.lpfli Clrclt. Huntington with the County Citnt of.()r. wllh the County Clefk of Ot· with thl County Cltttl of ~
8Mdl Or~ Code by • lt'I ;J Cl'larlet D119harn 11111 at1tement •U llted nerthlp wltll the County Cltf1! of Or· 8eech, Calll 92149 engt County on ~'* tnOt County on Octobttt 1 enge County on Nowm ~ Section t730 t4 .. ,~ !.:.;'°" )'Oii •:::' ... v'; Thlt tlllemtnl wat tiled wlln 11'11 County Clttll of Ot· Jotn M. 8tc:k
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.,. County on NoY9mbtr Thll bu11n111 11 con-t2 1985 1985 a, 1H5 _1147 lolllowt: No !*ton owntng, ' ! with tl'le County Clerk of Ot· 1 •noe Countv on Noveml>llf Thi. llttament w11 llleO 8. INS Oueted by a genera( part· '2t"'11 f..as r ....
Of*allng Of l\eVi. ng control =~llt~~C:, or1~m~~-ange County on Novembll ta, t986 with the Cou. nly Cle<k of Qf.
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,.17'7 nerthlp • Pub111nee1 Orange co111 Publl•lled Orenge Co111 Publlllll'td Otenge 2~T,t
of I eonYenltnot l'llanttl tOf 't lht • 12. 1985 1 ,,..., 1nge County on Novembef o..wtft & WllM' Bruce E. W11den· Daily P1101November20 27 Dally Piiot NOVtMbtl' 8, t3 Dally Piiot November • •
combined with. MfVlc:e •••• lidm~l:IOf ..:,~;:!°' .. ~ ,.,w , Publllhed Otaf)QI COit! 12, tH5 -ni. Cltr DrM Thl1.11atement WH llled Oecembtl 4 t 1, t98S • 'I 20 27. t98S ()eoembef 4, t I. t985w tte tton ltlall Nit any llconotic the COUft 'Mlh l)fOOI of .., Pubhtl'lt<I Otanoe Cout 0111y PllOt Noveml* 27. 0.-Pft1... lutee., with the County Clerk of Ot· w -206 0 W-179 •
.,..,.,. Of permit or tllow vlc:ie •written rtQUett 1111: Ollly Piiot No\111'1\t>et 20. 27 c:ember •. 11 . 18. 1985 Publltl'led Otange Cout Or .... Caltf • ._ enge County on November
\flt atle of ccnaumpllon °'ling thtt YoU deelft IP'Clal Oec:embtf 4, t t, tH5 W·21 t Ollly Piiot NOYltllber 20, 27. Publi.ll'led Oranet COM1 a, 1985
eny alCOhOllc btYeflOI on llOtlot 01 tht flllno of.,, In-w-2011 Oec:eml>llf 4. ft, tta5 Dally Piiot Nov.mbtr 20. 27. Flt1nl
IUCtl Pftm.... AleOl'IOlle lventory and tpp(.i..m.nt of 111111.. W·204 Otctmt>et 4, ti, tt85 Publlthecl Orange Cout
btYeflOI atlall meen any "'•It ....Cl or ol the pell-I r ~IC M}JfC£ aunt II' MnTfC[ 1 W·203A Deity Pttot Novtmb« 20, 27. _
man, 19irl1ou• or vtnout tlon• Of eocoun11 mentioned ... THI cMetit CUCM• O'I' l'"UDU\# """ I P18.IC NOTICC Otctmbef •• '1, 1085 ...... liquor CO!ltalnlng more than •~ ....,. THI ITATI Of <>MOON W·t99 ont-hllt or one 09f'ctnt Of In -..t(on 1,vv Ind 1200.5 ol '09' THI COUNTY o; FICTITIOUI MlatNIH 'ICTITtOUI llUetNlll P\llJC M>Ttc(
more b~ volume wtucl'I '-flt theC11tlornl1 ProballCode. MAAION ~lfttflt f NAMa ITATl•NT NAiii ITATIMINT att11o•tC MnflC[ for beverage purpoHt ltrull:.::. Yocc 1, o-.& .....-...;. 0 Th• lollowtng p«tont are The IOlloWlfl11 l*9C>n 1 "CTITIOUI .,..... ,.~ nu CROWLEY
tllhe1 atone°' wt1en dlluttO Car1tol\ a • Attwfte11 CAM NO .._.. dOlng t>us;neu u : Aomenc:-l!olng t>ullnen al NAiii ITATIMINT nout Reuben H Crowley.
mixed Of oomblned with .. ~-. -Ntwpoft IN THE MATTER OF THE Ing. C45 E 17th St.. Sta . L. LEGION CLEANERS AN The IOllowlng p«aon It ~l' .. nA~=· ""'~~..A away Novem-
Olher substences Ctftw DrM, WM 1tOO. ADOPTION ANO NAME Cotti Mll8, CA 92827 LAUNDRY 320 Legion St doing bullneel ... The I ,.-.-...-...
THE FULL TEXT Of' THE Ntwpoft'-",CA ... !CHANGE OF l(YMBERLY Prtsct111 Templaton. laguna~.Callf 92851 • S~ERPl.ACE CHAR· Ollowlng '*'°" 11 ber7, 1985.Aresidenl
OROINANCE IS AVAll.ABLE Publl9hed Otanet c~ GENEHERZIG •Minor t3112Yorb1S1..San1aAna. Undlt)'P Hoyte TEAS, 117F Rl .... tldt Or. dolPngAbUllMMFORM ... N ... CE us of Cost a M esa . T e c TY c ·s OF 0.ily.Pllol Novembllf 27 28, • CA 92705 Tll I Newport Beecll, Calif. t2te3 'El ... HA • s IN H I LERK • December 4 1NS NOTICI ANO N p k 325 e 23fd .. l>OI nn1 It COf'I· Du R Rt.lb 117F RIY· 3042-C EntttprlM St . Coste urv1ved by hlS lov· FICE ~ • I CITATION ency er "'· · OUCled by: In Individual .,,. • M"' Caltf 112829 "f p ADOPTED by lhe City WTl'l-208 TO LEROY HERZIG Sl.,Cotll Meu.CAll2827 Undlt)'Hoyle trlldeOr .. Newport e..cn. F .kH . en 828S mg WI e atsy. sons.
Council of lht City of Hunt· P\Bl.IC *>TICE t~llllf of th• abOve named d~~ b~~~~~:,,!.. oon-1 Thi• 1111emen1 wu filed Ce~l~-1:2:!lneu 1: con· 11.;:~d C'; ... ~ ..... c!i~~ Rober l CrQw.ley of
1n9ton 8eec:h at en regular mln0t PrlcllleTem leton w111111ttCountyC1ttlcot 0 1· duc:ttdb :an lnOMduel 92828 . Oregon: Ric hard
mMUng held Mond1y. No· l~f'!Oft c~ You wllf PIMM Ilk• notice Tl'lls 5111en!n1 wu filed ange County on Novemt>er Ou.,,.~-Rub : Thia butlneH It con· Crowley of Costa
11tmbef 18, 1985. by lhe fol· a. THS ITATI lhll DONALD GODFREY wilfl the COU.1'11)' Ci.rlt ol Or· 8, 1985 Thie l tatement Wll !fled ducted by· an lndlvld. Ull M esa: step-daughters, lawing rOll calf vote· Of CALIPOMelA and TRUDY GODFREY. Ills C 1 Oc1 bet 29 '291121 with the Cou ty Clerk t Ot Frank R Hantal'ltn S Lan AYES COUNCILMEN fe>f' 1l4a COUNTY wile. naye hied In tlle Circuit ~~ S\':' Yon • o • Publlllhed Otange Cout a Count non N~~ This atatement waa illed uzan d.reth of
MKAIHstar, Balley, Mendie:. 04' oaANGI Covn ot the S11te ot Ot· • , ... Dally PllOt No\111'1\blr 20. 27.1 8 "rs85 Y wltll the County Clerk of Ot· San Clemente; Sher-
Tl'IOmu lftretMC:-VetortMp IQOl'I. '°' MatlOn County. A Publtlhtd Otanoe C<>Nt Oecembtf 4· 11• 1985 • '291721 ange County on November ry D Aech of Idaho;
NOES. COUNCILMEN of""...,.. eftd RetaM of Pehtlon preying tll81 en Deify Ptlol NOY9mber 28 De· W· 194 Publlsl'led Orange Coast 7, 1985 also survived by four
Kelly, Anfey, Grten VIVIAN L UAM.I, C-ORDER bl entered granting cemt>er 5 12 Ind 19 1985 Deily Piiot November 20 27 F21K1'1 ABSENT COUNCILMEN· ..,....... to Petttfoner. DONALD I · Tn-4n December•. l t, 1985 · Pubflshed Otangt Coall sisters in Mass.; and
None c-Ne. A·12110t GODFREY. IHv• to adopt I P\Bl.IC NOTICE w .202 Daily Piiot November 20, 27, five grandc hildren .
CITY OF HUffTtNQTON, NOTICE Of KYMBERLY GENE HERZIG, Oeoember 4, It, t985 H be f
Alk:te M. Wentworth, C1t1 PfUVATI IAll your minor child. and yoo 61.,1 IC MnTJCE FICTITIOUS IU ... 11 W· 195 e was a mem r o Clertl OF MAL NONRTY must appear within 1hlrty ,.~ nu NAME I TATl•NT P\lllC M)JIC[ the Masonic Lodge.
Pubf1Shed Ottnge Coast Notice Is ttereoy g"'-1 that d•Y• of the dete ol flttl l>Ub· FICTITIOUI ., ... ,, The following p«eont are PllllC NOTtcE Mcmonal services to
Dally Piiot Novemt>er 28. the undettlgntO. 11 con-llcallon nereol at the NAMI ITATl.-NT dolnQ butlnMa PICTITIOUI .,...,, be held Sunday,
1985 MtVllOf ol VIVIAN 1.. SEA· Courtroom ol Department T .. A IOl'-·"ng .,_.,.,.. 11 MARINE MA=TENANCE NAME IT Tl•NT FICTITIOUI IUatNHI 2 PM H bo La Tll-475 ALE c I I N I< t , ...... Cou-hou .. In ..... ......... .......~. T ..... f --It .... .._ IT'"TI..... : • ar r wn . on..,..,llM . wll Ml at o " I '"" " d0tng business as ANO REPAIR, 1750 D Ctdar '"" .,...... ........ ,._ ,. '"' M ·al Cha l In
__ Dll ___ l_C_Mn_T-IC_E __ ~at~ieb:~d:-:,0":: h':,~~~ 8:.::,,~du:= w~~e~9~11 ~~-~1~~!~0M:;:. G~i1~~·8:.:!.~~~J, ~~E EH1v:.s~435 Eut d:::;~~=-n:~aons•r• te~r:::~t pr~~le~
__ ,._~--""----terms end eondl1lon1 here-Cause, II any you may nave. Calll 92627 D c.ctar Glen. Anaheim, Coas1 10, Cor· NEAT STUFFI. 1779-A Harbor Lawn Mt.
K.21714 onalter mentioned end aub· wtty Ille ptayer of said Pell· Kennetn s . Sht II, 955 Cell!. 92807 one del Mer, 1111. 92126 Westmlnater Ave , Costa O 1 i ve M 0 rt u a r y ,
, NOTICE Of I 1ect to conll. rmellon by the tlon al'lould not be granted. Weal 19111 Coste Mesa Jottn Boyd Gahan, 2522 Gene E. Sutton, 6541 Mesa Callf 92627 DEATH OF 1bove-deelgn1ted c:oun , on NOTICE TO LEROY C!llil 92827· ' W Clllfornla. Stnia Ana, Belle Ave .. Cyp11u. Calif. Kurt A. HefMy, t779·A Directing. 540·8554 LUC~ QAAMIE Oeoeml>er 10, 1985~1 10:00 HERZIG· READ THESE Tnii builness 11 con-Cellf 92704 90630 Westminster Ave .. Costa --WHEOO
McCUTHY A llA., at t308 Park Avenue. PAPERS CAREFULLY. ducted by en lndMduel Tlllt business IS con· Tiiis buafntas la con· Mesa Ctfll 112827 N ANO OF NTITION Balboa ltllnd, Cllllomla, •II YOU MUST "APPEAR" IN l(ennetn Six ducted by: 8 genetll part· dvc:led by. an lndiVlduel Mitc'.e HHS, 3t50 Palm Dr M arcel la Annette
TO ~Tn right. 1111• and Interest of the THIS CASE OR THE OTHER Thll Slllemtinl l!Wat flltd l'etsl'llp G-e Sutton ~48. Fullerton. Calli 92631 Whedon passed away EITA~NO A1... Conserv81M In end 10 the CSID£~1~lo~~~~EAUTOA'~¢oTul· w1tntne CoontyClerkolOr-PlllllipHugl'IGllfles w1~"::i.sgi~~y6i:.."01fl~ d·~~ bby~.ln~.·I Pc•o~: November 26. 1985 To Ill flelrs benellc:fena reel property, commonly All ,.. ange County on Oc1obef 30 This a111emen1 wae flied "'"""' .-··-''
creditors and conttngeni designated es 217 GOid· CMOUUSATT F .. tLELEG~ILTHp• TPHEAE 19&5 . ' wiln tne County Cltrk 01 Or· tnOt County on November nershlp Su rv1ved by son, creditors lll'ld pef'sons wno enrod, Corona Del Mat. Cati-,.. .. ,.. ':7 P:2t07tt 1nge Coonty on Novembe1 8, 1985 Kurt A Heltey K enne l h Marv i n
may be oiherwlM lnteretted fomla, described H follows: ~ALLED A .. MOTION .. OR Published Orange Coest 8, 1985 '2t114t Thi• 11111men1 wu filed Kr tsch· f D Pl
In the wlll and/Of ea1111 of· .. Lots 5 and 1 ol Block 133 AN~~ER ,!HE M~: Delly Pilot November 21. 28. f2t1111 Published Orange Coal! wltn the Coonty Clerk of Or· a ' o ana •
LUC ILLE GA A M S Ei A~bdlvfslon of Corona TION OR ANSWER December 5 12 1985 Published Orange COISI Dally PilOt November 20, 27, ange County on November CA ; daugher, Sandra
McCARTHY aka LUCILLE det Mar", as per map lflereol MUST BE GIVEN TO THE ' ' TH-4S8 Dally Piiot Novembe< 20. 27 Dec:emt>er 4, 11. t985 8, 1985 Lee Di$essa, Miami,
' L M A . G A A M S E recorded on 8ooit •.page 67 COURT CLERK OR ADMIN· I Deoember • t' 1985 W-t97 F2t1144 Fl., grandchildren. McCAAT of llA1scetlaneous Maps, re-11STAATOA WITHIN THIRTY ' W·200 Published 01ange Cou1 R b K h
A 1 HY 11 llled cords of said Orange Coun-DAYS ALONG WITH THE P\8.IC M)JICE P\Bl.IC *>TIC£ Dally Piiot November 20. 27, o c rt _enne l • peltlon at t>ltf'I ty REOUIAED FILING FEE IT Dec:embtr 4, 11, t985 Laguna Hills, Ca,
by LOLITA LAVIGNE ln tne 81ds0<otter1are1nv1ted MUST BE IN PROPER flCTfTIOUl.Ul*lll P\Bl.ICM)TIC( FICTTT10U19Ul*lll W·t98 Steven Kenneth .
4 -9PM M~morlal Passed away N ovem ·
Servtce Saturday No-ber '1;7, 1985. Bom
vember 30. 2PM al July 28, 1911 in C h i·
M c C o r m 1 c k cago. ILL SuiVJved
Mortuary. 25002 by his beloved wife
Moulton Prkwy, Janel, loving daugh·
Laguna Hills. ler R enie (Bob)
O'Cailaghan, grand· OERWICK children , Casey.
pal Zelma Gerwick, a C o u r t n e y a n d
rcsid<'nl ot Costa Chelsea O'Callaghan.
Mesa. Passed away Lo T
N ovember 26, 1985 SlSters. retta erry, a n d L o n a
Beloved wife o f Fred M c Domough Mr.
H Gerwick, Costa R omano attended
M es a . Be 1 o v e d N orth W estern Uni·
m ot her of Jack L . versity, m oved to
G erw1ck . of Corona Calif. in 1933, and has
d el Mar: and Dixie resided in Orange
Spurgeon of Costa County since 1967.
M esa. also survived where he was a busi·
by three sisters, Pearl nessman and a manu-
H e r s h ey. J oshua facturer. Funeral ser -
T r ee. CA, Ruby viceswillbe h eldSal·
Wells, and Lela Gar· urday November 30,
rett of Deser t H ot 1:00 PM a t Pacific
Springs. CA; five View Memorial
grandchildren, six Chapel. Interment
great grandchildren . Pacific View M em·
Mrs. Gerwick lived in on aJ Park. Newport
this community since Beach. Pacific View
1960. She was a mere·
ber o f First M ethodlSt M ortuary. Directors.
Church , San Gabriel, , ___ 64_4_·2_7_oo __ _
Ca. and a member o f
SuperlOf Coorl of Orengel 10< said property and must FOAM AND HAVE PROOF NA .. ITATDlrNT NA• ITAn•NT Fed I W W h • County requesting 111•1 be 111 writing end wm be re-OF SERVICE ON THE PETI· The following 1>41tton1 are P:ICTITIOUI 9UllNEl8 The following P«tonl art e ra ay. as .; ~ LOLITA LA VIGNE be •P· ceived etthe office of Aober1 TIONEA'S A nOANEY. OR do.no business u : NAME ITAT£•NT dOlng 1>u1inee1 u . P\Bl.IC NOTICE Karen Elizabeth. Las
White Shrine, Tern·
pie C hy, Ca. Grave·
side services wiJI be
held on Saturday No-
vember 30. a l 2:30PM
at Pacific View Mem·
onal Park, 3500 Pa·
cific V iew Dr, New·
port Beach. Rev. RUM
Carroll, South Coast
Community C h urch,
Irvine wtU officiate
Fnends may call at
the M ortuary on Fri-
day N ovember 29.
5:00-9:00PM and on
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAAK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel • Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
• l)Olnted IS P9f'>OMI rep-IN. Broxon, Allor11ey for said IF THE PETITIONER DOES CAG ENTERPRISES. The lollowlng perton fl llACt<AY·AANOLD DE· Vegas, Nev; Kimber·
: resentallve to admin11t1t the Con'Mtf"Valor, or may be flled NOT HAVE AN AnOANEY. 9301 Le E11rell1. Foun111n doing business••· SIGN DEVELOPMENT, 423 FICTITIOUl IUltNEll ly Ann. Whittier , CA, HARBOR LAWN·
MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
• Tf'le. pellllon requears penor Coun or dellvered 10 THE PETITIONER. Cllartea Eldon GOOdwln, AWNING SERVICE, 8682 C.ffl 112625 Tl'le following perton ts Jl!'ffrey Craig and
• estate of Ille deoedtlfll wltn the clerk of tald Su· PROOF OF SERVICE UPON Valley. Cllil 92708 l GENES' MOBILE RV Merigold, COfonl del Mar, NAME ITATIMENT
• IUlhOfll'J to ldmlnlsltr Ille said 8tlO<ney personally 81 IF YOU HAVE ANY OUES· ~301 L• Etlrelta. Fountain Gl0tll Apt e. Garden Grove Teri McKay. 423 MerlQold. dOlng blJSlneta u . MI c h e I e Le I g h
: es111e uncle< tn. lndepen· any time alter first pu'bli-TIONS YOU SHOULD SEE r,lalley, CaNI 92708 Calif 92644 Corona del Mer, Celll 9~625 ADVANCED SALES & Kratsc h. Dana Pt.
• dent Admlnistralk)n of Ea· cation of lhtS notl<le and AN AnOANEY IMMEDI· Ailey Glee Goodwin, 9301 a-W. Waggontf II Melanie Arnold. 2224 PROCESSORS. t 132 e CA. Mary Tamora 162$ Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554 • A nearing on the pellllon Said sale will t>t made on DATED and first publllhed Cllll 92708 Grove. Cehl 92644 CAhl 92633 Beactl. Ctlll 9268t F elt.en . Miami, FL; .: tales Act before malting 18od Ille IATEL 'I' 1.8 E11'9il1. Funtaln Vllfey, 8862 Glona Apl a. Gerdet' Camino . Rey. Fullerton. Belbol Blvd • Newport
'•: will be held on DEC t8. 1985 lhe fottowing term• Cun. at Cotta Meu. Orange Thll butlnesa 11 con-Tnis business I• con-Tiiis bustneu 11 con-Kathryn J Eldc1ted1 and T imothy Wayne
• •19 30 A llA on Dept No 3 at Oiled· November 19. Coonty, Callf0fnl1 the 14th ~ucted by: husband and wile dueled by 111'11ndlV1du1I ducted by: 1 genertl pan-This buslneu 11 cl!ll"I-Slove, Chicago, IL; ! 100 Civic Center Drl11e West, 1985. day of November, t985. C.E Goodin Gene W Waggoner II ner1hlp ducted by: an lnOlvldull Saturday November
30. 9 :00-l 2Noon.
Directed by Pierce
Bros. Bell Broadway
M or tuary, 642-9150
• Santi Ana. CA 92702. NOftMA ICHNllDIER HATT IE I" AT z IL Thi• ltlltment WIS filed Tiii• Slllemenl WU fifed Melanle Arnold Kathryn J. Elckstedt great grandchildren,
' IF YOU OBJECT. to the Conetnetor ' KM•N. 088 110IO, At· with tile County Clerk 01 Qt. wltf'1 the County Clerk of Or· Tllis 1111emen1 w11 filed This s1atemen1 was filed J ennifer Leah Felton, PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY ~ granting ol 1he petition. you Robert lkoxon, Atttl'MJ lemey '°' ,..""°"""" ON enge County on Oc1ober 24, ange County on Novembet with tlle Coonty Clefk of Qr. willl the County Clerk of Dr· and Shawn Robert
• should eltr-eppeer et the et u., 11111 ,.etti AWtftue, Gefftltd....._.~-.1 t1185 8, 1985 engeCounty on Oc1obtf 31, ange Covnty on November Felton. M iami. FL, .. hearing Ind ll•te your Ob· ... Wend CA t*2 521 Cottlfl •• ,... NI F'lt111111T7 Flt11'1 t985 12. 1985 •
\ JeCtlOflS or file wrlllen ob)tc:-Pub11$11ed Orange Coast ..._. Of..-lnt1 ' Publlthed Orange Coast PubllShed Orange Coast ,_ P:-211111 and brother, Walter
• Ilona with the c:ool1 bel0te Dally Pll01November21. 22. Publilhed Otenge°' Coast Dally P1101 November 2t.18. 0111y P110t NOll9!Tlber 20. 27. Publlthed Orange Coast Published Orange Cout W . Ahlschlager, Dal -ROMANO
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
• the hearing Your appear· 28 l985 Deity Pilot Novtmbtf 1•. 21. Oec:emt>er 5. 12, 1985 December•. 1 t. 1985 Delly Piiot November 20, 27. Dally Piiot Nov.mbtf 20. 27. las, T X. V isitation.
Ince may be In pet'IOn Of by . fhF-467 28, Deceml>ef 5, 1985 TH-4&9 W·20 t December 4, 11. 1ta5 December 4, 1 t, 1985 John B . Romano. resi-
d ent o f El Toro. " you1 attorney. Th-452 1 W-193 W-205 Fnday November 29. I·
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