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Home My WebLink About1985-12-04 - Orange Coast Pilot<>RANGE C0\5f 1' TOMOMOW: RAIN FOMCAITI ON A2 * WEDNESDAY•DECEMBER 4, 1985 Bribes bring boy's body.home Coast man paid Mexican officials $500 to release remains of son after accident By ROBERT BARKER Of lhe Delly "°' llafl A mourning father said Tue\day he was forced to pay more than S500 an bnbes to Me~1can au1ho nt1es before he coµld return his son '<1 bod} 'to Huntington Beach V 1ctor P L1egler'<1 16-year-old son, Joseph, was killed ~turday when his NEWSLINE Coast Local school districts choose their board presi- dents for the coming year./A3 California A retired Orange County grocery clerk Is facing deportation as Nazi al- legations surface./ AS Paparazzi 'Let's go to the Hop· fund raiser for Our Lady Queen of Angels school In Newport Beach/ A9 Food Follow a centuries-old tradition of giving gifts from your kitchen./C1 Sports Ed ison High has a score to settle in the CIF Big. Five football playoffs against Westminster Fri- day./81. Entertainment Rodgers and Hammers- tein musical butts can pig out on "Some Enchanted Evening" at the Gem Theater./ A11 INDEX Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Crossword D ath Notices Entertainment Food Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather A 12 A3 A7-8 B4-6 A12 B6 B7 A 10-11 C1-12 86 A10 A6 A9 A3 B7-8 81-4 A10 A2 three-wheel, all-terrain cycle, plunged over a 30-foot cliff near San Antonio del Mar, a coastal village about 8!J miles south of Ensenada. Ziegler's stepson , Wilham LefTen. 17, who was nd1ng with Joseph. wa' cnt1cally inJured when his ATf al!lo fell off the chff. Ziegler. 40, a contractol'-~1d ti took almost 12 hour~ to get approval Laguna votes for • senior housing Eight '(hurston Park units are OK'd over neigh b~rs ·protests By LAURA MERK Of -OellJ Hot llafl Desptte o ppos111on from Thurston Park. reside nts the Laguna Beach C it) Council approved plans T uesda) for eight units of sensor hou!>1ng at the park. The vote was 3-2. with Mayor Manha Collison and C ounc1lman Dan Kenney oppo~d. Thurston Park LS <ft the mouth of Laguna Canyon Road in the middle of a flood plain. In the past, cit~ officials called the area run down and unkempt, but residents claim 11 1~ a special park conducl\e to the al'\1St!> who hve there. The area 1s unique in that there are no roads through 1t. all parking 1s on penmeters and walkwa)'s wind through the small cottages 1n the area. Residents park at the ctty-owned park.. The Orange ( ount) ( ommunll) Hou~ing. Corporauon beg.an wor~ing with the council 1n January on plans to build low-cost !>t'nior hous1nga1 the park. At that time, Councilman Nell F1tzpatnck sel gu1dcltne'> for tht.' proJeCI. The guidelines limited the number ofun11s 10 12. Units must be at least 50 feet away from eiusting houses and no higher than 13 feet. In add1t1on. housing was restmtt•d to 2U percent of the propeny. Although the group propml·d I 0, 400-square-foot un1l\, the apart- ments would ha\c takt'n\Jpabout 21 percent of the propert) The council hm1ted the develo rncnt 10 e1 l units. Because the propert) 1s on a flood plain. the buildings mu'\I be ra1<.cd on a 411?-foot foundation. making them 18 feet high. Laguna resident .\Ian .\dam<1 told the council the proJl'l t \"J'> u nsuitable forseniorctt1zens because 111s located too far from the center o f town and the untts wo uld be too small. He suggested that a four-acre. city-owned lot behind Cit) Hall he used for the project. (Plea•e see THURSTON/A2) for his stepson. who was <.uffenng from 1ntemal bleeding and other !>enou$ 1nJunes, to be flown by the U S Coast Guard helicopter to the UC San Drego Medical Center • But 11 wasn't until two days later and that Ziegler was able to win the release of the body o f his dead son A doctor. a mon 1c1an and local 1rans11 officials got. into thl' act 1n the town of San Qu1nt1n. about 40 miles to the south. Joseph's bod) had been taken there b) car .. The) d1dn'1 com e n g_ht o ut and Above average tree ask for bnbe~ ... l 1egkr ~ad toda)' .. But the) said the) were bu!>y and that 11 would take a couple.> of day\ that the) rouldn'1 do the work on unday It wa~ clear 1ha1 the~ e' pected mone) ·· But Ziegler ~ho ha-. a 'ara11on house wt1h h1~ wife ( ansa 1n \an '\ntomo del Mar had high praise tor Mexican federal officers who ~ere most helpful .. and didn't expelt an)th1ng." and for a m)'ster) man who acted o n the famil) 's ~hall .. Without his efforts in cutung At 110 feet, the Yule tree at Faahlon laland t. reputed to be the laraeat ln the land for 1985. The white fir la adorned with 3,000 Ughta and 5 ,000 omamenta. Story on A3. through tht' red tapt· and ra11hng cages Joseph\ bud\ ""o uld be thnr for two more "'ed.'> /1cgkr ..aid Thr. · m~.sttr: rrnm "'no adent· died h1m..elfa .. a FBI agent o n loan to the \.k,1can gcJ\ ernment dc."alt ~1th tht' bureautrat) paid on bnbe'> .rnd ga\e up ht~ O\.\n '>Cf\ICe re'\.OIH·r a' part of the hnbe l1eglt'r ..aid Tht> bo\\ bo<h finalh .lm\ed ill 01lci<n Brother·, ~vfonuan 1n Hunt angtori Buch on \fonda.> alil'moon ··The' pla\ b) J d1fferenl ~·t 111 rules in \1e:\1Lo:· he "Wld r ra' ekr' ~hould bt' awart' " Liegler appeared to be equally upset that 11 took almost l 2 hours to get bu. stepson to the UC San Oiqo Ho<.p1tal becauM" of a ban b} Mexico o f nittht flight<> into the country. ·11h1nk tis nd1culous that whether an a\.Cldt'nt happens 1n the dayhght or darl.n~ can be a factor between ltfe Jnd death · he said ··"-hen 1lkgal Me,1can aliens sul· kr aludl'nh 1n thl'> count~ we take (Please see BRIBE/ A2) House OKs pact requiring talks on off shore oil Laguna's Bob Gentry predicts local trac ts will soon be leased From staff and wire report~ .\ pall that re4 u1re' l ntenur \l'l· re1ar. Donald Hodel to '>tan ne~o llJt1un'> o'er an uthhure oil drtlhng '>l he me has been J ppro,ed h~ the Ho U'>l' uf ReprcSt'nlclll"~· w11h c1 nego11a11ng ll'am 111 tx· tormt'd ac, l·arl\ a .. Thur<,da' ~neral ( aliforn1J l Ongre'>'>ml'O agreed tu the pall alter writing 1)11 plan'> 10 resusc1tatl' .1 moratonum o n offshore dn llt ng. Tht' agreement rtqu1res H~el tu heg1n talks "Ith a ttam compo-.ed ul '>C' en ( ahforn1a u mg.res-;men the \late'<, t~o I 'I .,cnators and nine uu1-ol-'>tatc lltngressmen from '>e\· e ra I lntCnl)r u1mm11tee\ H odel will ti( required 10 gt'e a progn:ss re pu n w < ongres'> e 'er) bO da~ s on the Lal ls Hu~c' er Republllan· Sen Pete \\ 11!.0n and CXmocr.t11l Sen .\Ian ( ran\tun lOnt1nued the battle for a morato rium T ue')(ia, b' announcing plan'> w propuSl' more than 100 amendments to pro1ec1 the state·., lU3'\1 .rnd atta(h th,·rn to an lntenor Depanment '>t)('nd1 ng bill r he tall!( ul the c;enators would Ix to toHe the -..Cnate to t')..tend the 4- 'ear-nld mo ratonum or nsk a long dehc11c ,.h 1hc '>enatur'> ue ru<.hing to gl·t home for C hnstma'> ··The aim "tO ach1e' c [e, erage and IC• tall· d\h ant.age ol the time 'illu· a11un \.'. il\on ..aid .. \.'. r need the mo ratorium hoth to gain tLme and kH·ra11,e .,.,1th tht' ">C.'cretan .. (Please see OFFSHORE/A2) FV Council gets $1 M wish list for Mile Square B~ TOM ~RIGHT o.i1, "''°' c.....__, hiuntam \Jill-\ ., !'Jr!-' a n,J Kc, rcat1l>O < ·11m m1"1l>n '>lnt .1 $I millt.in \l.l'ih lt!>t Of 1mpro\C:llll'Oh JI \11 1k ~u:lrl' Par!-lo the ( It' l nunuL Tue!>J.l\ .\mnng the 1tt'n1' lhl l11ll'm1,,11,.1 hasretorn mt•nJedaddingtu tht:,1l\' mJm rl•-.rc.illun IJt i11t' .ire 1 $51.iO.OOI) tl'l.'n l l nll'.'r J ni.1 .1 $~1 •1 'MM• add111on 1 .. thl· 't'n1111 1.111,n ntJ1IJ· tng .\I the ( I\ l 0Uf1l II' fr\I ruhlh hearing 1.>n the p!Jn 'P' ·il.l"'nH n lr11m t"-0 di\ '>• Ulh h.1,d'IJ ltJgUt'' laudeJ the pla n' rr >J'<>'>t'J hJ'4. h.111 fil·ld -. f hl 1mn ,, r rr ['<•'4.'J h1.• add1t111n ,,f •t rn JOI••! 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' ll• 1,• IOl ni • l" puhl" 1-it"anng I.in ' tx·t n nlJl.ang 11s tinal Llt"1. 'ic'll on th1.''l •l '"Inn" ,,1 th<' p.1r• 'mJ,ll"f l'IJn r1'1h1" ng Jdl'pt1 I"' ll lhl re\ 1sed pl.in lhr ,c1unu' 't ulJ then )('t tht· f'lrl•lr llt'' II 1. .11. h nl'" Jt'\ l'lopmenl (Please see PARK/A2) Jail crowding cited over long weekend By LISA MAHONEY Of ... OellJ .......... Laguna to police librarytransi~nts Teachers given 4 percent raise in Huntington - '"·•"11" 11 :ti H .inun~t •n Ht·Jdl < '' l'iln1·11.1" ,,h .. nl!)1,lntt "'I rlH'I' t' .1 .J "'r , 111 ""I • t I" inf l!h ll"...1 ,,· .in.I f'h" 1' •'II' h•r .1n .igl·n,' ,1J11p ,l\Jl I ll'fnl' 111 .1 'II~ 1.llnlrd\ I ••l'f'fl•\CJ ''' ;1u,11·l·, I ut:,dJ\ n1gh1 The effect of a three-day weekend o n the inmate population at Orange Count) 's main Jail prompted a coun- appointedf·ai1 m onitor to fret that the number o pnsoners .. continues to increase despite efforts to move more inmates to the Branch Jails." housed mo re than 90 inmates.·· -the court-imposed limll. Grossman wrote in his Nov. 29 letter. Inmate releases over the course of the day brought the Jail into compliance with Gray's o rders". he s~11d. Orange County 1s under orderc; from Gray to· reduce the inmate population a t Orange Count)' Jail It 1s Grossman's JOb as pec1al master to make sure that the county complies wtth Gray's d1rect1 ves. which include ltm111ng the number of 1nmatc!i per d o rmitory, providing each inm<11e with a bed within 24 hours ol In a letter to U .. D1stn ct Court Judge Ric hard Gray. pec1al Master Lawrence Grossman observed that 1,634 inmates were housed 1n the overcrowded main Jllll Nov. 12, the first day for court arraignments followrng the Veterans Day ho liday. "Several dormitones technically (Please see JAIL/ Al) Ken Frank Special families sought out for once-unadaptable kids -Campa tgn s tarted to find permanent homes for h a ndicapped. older. minority youngsters Thr ll Dcpanmen1 of Health and Hum.an c;ervlCC!t is wagtng a n111onw1dc campaign to find per- manent hom~ for ch1ldrtn once cons1drred unadoptahle ArmC'd with the 'lopn "ch1ldrtn arow better in fam1ltcs," lhc dcpan. ment's Human Development Ser· v1c-e'I d1 v1 ion ha\ madr 'ltndes 1n the last lhrtt years to eltminatc bamen to the adoption of pcc1al need,• chtldrtn, cncouraae broader place· mcnt standards and fun her inte"tate coopcrauon to find sutt.able homes for d1fficult-to-plaet children ucccuful nrllea.ics such ,, One Church, One Child belun b • \tucqo pncst and Ph1ladelph1a's National Adoption f>.l·hange art' beina promoted by Dorca'i Hard' assistant scctctal) of Human [)(- velopment Service Mort than QO percent of the lti.nm chLldrcn available for ado ption throuih st tc and count) ~01..11tl service depa_nmcnt na11onw1de "art' not necessanl)' the cute ltttle bump- kin whOJU t came throua,h the door at one )'Ctr old," she said Thcr art !Chool-1ae the) art' m1nont1t' • the)' have men1.ll. phys1- c1I or cmouonal d1ub1h11c., but the) By LAl'RA MERK Of the OellJ ~ ..... In the ~akl· 111 rn11 un11 n~ 1..11m plaints about the hnmdl''' o l [.jguriJ Beach sleeping and cau'i1ng ha\(x 1n the puhltc hhrnn the l 11\ and l'Ount' ha,eannouncc.-d that thr' '4111 ~gin pohce patrolo; 1nc;1de and outside thl' bu1ld1ng Rc\1den1 hJ 'l' c11mpl:iined thJt the hbran "ollt•n m11.,, and"' :llll'n.-<l with napping mem~·I"\ ol the homt• less popu1at1on. prompting .i ml.'et1n~ bc.·t~cen ( 1t\ Managt»r t-..cn f-ran l Pnhcc < hid :--.e1I Purl ell .ind hl·all LISA MAHONEY Focus ON THE NEws all de~n-e a permanent home. 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" I 11 .1dd1t11,nal d as-;mom (Please see TEACHERS/ A2) British reporter d~nies threat to Laguna Woman B> tbf' Auoclate-d Prt>d I {)'()()'-\ lirtll\h li1u.11t 1.'tl"lllOg {Orf' ld t \ l'h lll rl'f'IOl11 di' n1C'J Tu sJ11, that ht' h.itl 11111111111.111·<1 .1 L.iauna Beat h "'nm.tn 1n1t11 1,nk" 1ntt th11 '>he g<l' 1 I.al"' n 11k 11" th.it \<'nl am.an Ill pn\11n 1111 rnht~:t\ \nnC' f 1t1patn1..~ .i ttn t1'h 11111•11 "'h<' "' ~ 1n L.lguna tk.a1 h '-lhl \1onda\-that RB( rC'portC'f' \t.1 tin \ uung and Peter Hall thre.uenl'\l th.11 unlC' s sht" rt'\antl'd hl't te,11n111n' tht\ \'wOUld puhhl 11(' that \he anJ ht•f f\"-immatr "'C'rt' lt'\h1an' M'"' f 1t1pa1nd1. \I ~"' 1t·,t1I\ 11111 1r1 th\' t 1111r1 1•1 \ppeal 1n l o ndon at .. n "l'll)('al hC'ann~ for '\nthon' \h\t1'1. '' "hn "'a' '>t'nt~ncrd 10 fi \' 'C'at°'I tn pnwn in I~~' httau'>t' 'he "11J h\ h.ad roh~ hC'r ,u her aranmcnt "'ht•n 'ht" lt"C'd 1n thC' nurtht·rn f nJl.tod l 11\ of "fanche'IC'f \hr lt'\llfo"tl Mo nJa\ th.at Mvcocl h,141 r11h~11 her · Th<' 1ppcal 1roo;e lollow1n1 Octo- ht·r'' 'hm~1nj of a proaram 1n the !"Rt ...-11c·' 'Rnutth Ju,ll<'t.'· 1n wt11ch \1 1" F1t1patnck 'ilt.d the robbtty had ht-<"n • liamC'nt of her 1ma.in.a11on \hHxk hJ\ alwa 11 cla1mcd 1nno- (Pl .... Me Ba.rnsR/ A2) A2 * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, o.c.mber 4, t985 OFFSHORE OIL PACT OK'D ... Jl'romAl Tbe moratonum expired Sept. 30 after Hodel rcneac<t on an asreemcnt he had worked out with C'ahfornia coniressmen to limn cxplomuon to I 50 of 6,460 tracts along Cahfom1a's coastline. 1x of those tract!> were located off tht" coast of Orange County. "The absc11ce of a monuonum should enhunce chances for an agree- ment." Hodel said. ''Without a mora- tonum. we arcoo a levt"I playing field . and I am hopeful we can rtuch a consensus." Rep. Leon E. Panella. D-Montcrey said he and other offshore dnlhng opponents agreed to the arrangement because 1ht•y could not get the votes needed to revc~ a Houst Appropria· tions Committee vote two weeks ago to end the moratorium. 1 On the other side of the offshore dnlhng battle, Rep. Daniel E. Lungren. R-Long Beach, said the agreement "takes into account those or us who have not been supportive of a moratorium and it takes into account th.at this 011 is a nat1onaJ resource wh1ch belongs to every state -not JUSt California.'.' Laguna Beach Council man . Bob Gentry sajd he supponed the action. "It encourages (Hodel) to work out a long-term soluuon," Gentry said. R11• r. .... ,rv worried that without a moratonum. the Orange Con'it could be in danger. And, in fact, he believes the iracts oil Laguna Beach and Newport Bcuch will be open for leasing once the ban is lifled [)cc I l "J suspc(I in the next ftw days we will ~t Lease Sale 95 (the Orange'( 011~1) announced for leas1Dg," he said Env1ronmentahst Bob Hnttoy, the Southern C:allfom111 director ot thr Sierra Club, dended the new arr&n&e- ment, saymg. "Agreeing only to negotiate with the secretary is very. very weak protection (for the coastline), and probably no protcc- llon at all. It's not cap1tulut1on. but it's almost an acceptance of defeat " BRIBES BRING BODY HOME ••. From Al care of them. I don't think there ts an) parity." The IDiurcd teen-ager. who suffered a toss of blood. a ruptured spleen, damage to his intestines and colon. was reporled to be impt0v1Dg'today. Funeral services for Joseph, a sophomore at Edison High School, are scheduled at I 0 a.m. Thursday at Good Shepherd Cemetery in Hunt- 1Dgton Beach. Ziegler said the Mo boys went cycle ndlDg without permission Saturday in sand dunes about a mile from their home on the beach. "We don't know what happened. but we think they were ridlDg too fast. They knew 1he area well. It's a real mystery." BRITISH REPORTER D~NIES THREAT ... From A l cence. Whether he Wlns or loses the appeal, he is due tQ be released on parole on Dec. 10 Young tesulied Tuesday that he and Hill had not intimidated Miss Fitzpatrick but that they had told her they would "discredit her" on the progra_m 1f she did not give them an 1nterv1ew. MISS Fitzpatrick had testified Mon- day that the reponers 1Dterv1ewed her at a hotel near her home and 1DS1sted there had been no robber}. he said Hill told her: "We w11l hear no other story ... Miss Fitzpatnck said Hill also told her th.a~ he and Young had dined with the county shenff and that if she wd not consent to the interview. they would arrange to have herdeponed to England. "As soon as Peter Hill said that. my knees shook." she said. She said the reporters then refered to her Amen- can roommate, Sue Rourke. as being of a good famil). Miss Fitzpatnck said she asked her friend what to do. and Miss Rourke replied: "Do the film and say there was no robbery.·· She said she told Miss Rourke, "But Sue, It happerted," and Miss Rourke replied. ''Do it." The crown attorney then asked Miss Fitzgerald if what she srud in the interview was the truth. "No. it was not the truth. but I would have said anything to get rid of Manin Young and Peter Hill," she replied. SPECIAL ADOPTIVE FAMILIES SOUGHT ••• · From Al While "problem free" children are naturally preferred. most children avaJlable through public agencies have mental or ph ysical handicaps or are emotionally disturbed. Many have been ID foster care for years before being freed for adoption and have bounced from famil) to family without attainin g an)' sort of permanency. RecognizlDg the problems of find- 1Dgadoptive homes for such children. the federal government has taken steps to increase public awareness of the situation while at the same time giv1Dg states an incentive to get ktds out of foster care and into permanent homes. Hardy said. In 1980. the federal government agreed 10 reimburse states that provide adopuon subs1d1es to special needs children eligible for Aid to Families Wlth Dependent Children or Supplemental Security Income. Federal adoption assistance was also provided to certain'"'adopttvc families staning 10 1981. Subsidies have encouraged some foster families to formaJly adopt their charges as they will continue to be reimbursed for expenses over, and above rouune care. Human Development Services has also encouraged commun1t)' and religious groups to get 1Dvolved 1n tind1Dg permanent homes for hard- to-place children. Where local efforts have suc- ceeded, the division has promoted copycats .. Media profiles of special needs childre·n is bne of the most visibly successful experiments backed by the federal government. Profiles of "Wednesday's Chtld" was conce ived at WBZ-TV in Boston in 1981 and has since been copied by other telev1S1on stations and news- papers throughout the country. Working ID cooperation with the Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange. WBZ-TV airs brief profiles of tough-to-adopt children during a weekl) news broadcast. To date. 85 percent of the featured children have been adopted, according to Hardy. Father George Clements' One Church. One Child program in Chi· cago doubled the number of black adopuons 1n l111Do1s 1n a two-year penod. Clements challenged church con- gregations to take responsibility for finding at least one family willing to adopt a special needs child. The pnest himself has adopted two children over the years. The federal government 1s prov1d- ini funds to the llHnois Department of Family Services to expand the program throughout the country. Hardy said. · The assistant secretary also wants to tap corporations to help find homes for special needs children. The firms can feature the children ID newsletters. have their officers serve on the advisory board of adoption agencies or exchanges and raise mone' to finance non-profit adop- tion informauon networks. Adoption workers at the Orange County Social Services Agency work closely with churches to find families willtng to adopt special needs chil- dren. said Ron Anderson. permanent pla~ment program manager. "I've found churches are pretty helpful," he said. The county adoption program handles about 20 percent of per- manent placements in Orange Coun- ty. The rest are supervised by private. usually relig10us-based, agencies. Anderson said. ( Though Hardy identified some 7 ,JOO children statewide who are available for adoption, Anderson said few arc ID need of placement in Orange Cou nty because the Social Services Agency maintafos an active recruiting program and keeps a pool of approved families that can be matched with children as they enter the adoption program. Of 308 children currently on the agency roster, only eight have been listed for more than a year and are still available for adoption, he said. Of the others, some cases are being appealed by the natural parent while most a~ ID the process of being adopted. he said. Sult. children· continue to be re- ferred to the agency either through the courts or by individuals who no longer want them. "We're always looking for fam1l- 1es," Anderson srud. "It takes a really special person." JAIL CROWDED OVER WEEKEND ... From Al "tncarcerauon and allowing '1dequate ume for sleeping and eating. I As of Jan. 15. the county will also ha'.e to ICecp the number of ID mates housed at the ma ID Jail below 1.500. Grossman noted 1n h1'i letter that the Sheriff-Coroner's Department "\ . .>ntanues to be very cooperative:· "1ost condittons at the Ja il and its two branches improved dunng the penod from No'. 6 through 25 anli a housing project designed to remove low-nsk inmates from the main Jail 1s now proceedlDg on schedule, he wrote Ed Duran, deput) counry counsel. agreed that holtdays pre$Cnt d1f- licultics for the Jail <;ystem bccausr the coun~ are clo~d an extra day or two and arrestee<; unnhk• to makr hail muc;t be hou!.ed. Once police agcnc1e'> hnng some- one to the jail. that person must go through intake procedures even 11 eventually released on their Own recogmzance. More people arrested comb1Ded with one or two missed coun days can spell trouble for those trying to lower the Jail population. Duran said. Holtdays like the JUSt ended four- day Thanksg1v1ng weekend could he rough on county personnel charged with carrytnJt out the Judge's orders. WE'RE LISTENING ~ - Just Call 642-6086 D•llY Piiot Deftvery I• Guar•ntMd l,l(J "ley t -· .. y ' ... "4' <IOU '!AP" l.f~ !> io c; m ~·.>-~ 1 r rr •--:I y(>oJ< (ll"y wll I• -"'1 he predicted. Jatl officials alread}' "spend a lot of extra hours late at night and on· the weekends trying to keep (Jail) population w11hm limits," Duran said. County official s are countlDg on modular housing at James A. Musick Honor Farm in El Toro to help ease the housing crunch at the main jail afier the Jan. 15 deadline. Gray had ongmally ordered the county to reduce the main Jail population b> Dec. I. but extended the deadltne at Grossman's request after learn1Dg that preparation of the modular units was beh1Dd schedule. C1rossman in hts latest letter noted tha1 contract work on the modular un11s should be co mpleted w11h1n sc' era! weeks He also reported that conditions ID the temporary tent city at Musick had improved since the 1nstalla11on of heaters. Warm jackets were also provided 1n mid November. Grossman wrote "There were not any complaints voiced by inmates dunng my tour(of Musick Nov. 15)," he wrote. Jn his last report to Gray. Grossman expressed concern about the treatment of IDmates at Theo Lacy bratl'ch Jail rn Orange. He questioned staffing arrange- ments. restrictions on a ponion of the inmate population housed there and the provision of warm clothing and noted allegations of excessive force. By Nov. 25, warm clotl\ing had been issued anq restrictions on pre- trial detainees discussed with the watch commander. Grossman wrote. But he said staffing appeared essen- tially the same and made no reference to the outcome of the excessive force allegauons. About 90 percent of the problems at Theo Lacy have been resolved SIDce Grossman'<; last letter to Gra) Nov. 6. Duran ma1Dtatns. ··There seems to be some m1s- understand1ngabout things," he sa id. The Sheriff-Coroner's Depanment is working on the problem of staff supervision. Duran sa1d, and that matter will be resolved. He declined to state the exact nature of the problem. Shenfl's offi cials are invest1gat1Dg brutality allegations. Duran said Most accusations looked into so far have proved groundless. he said. Duran said Sheriff-Coroner Brad Gates questions Grossman's authority to comment on d1sc1pltnc at the jails. . \\bat do )OU llkt' about the Dally Piiot? Wbat don't you like? Call tbf' number at left and vo ur messa1te will be re<'orded. traH<'rlbed and dellvtrf'd to tbe appropriate t'di tor. 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Light variable winds tonight and southwest 10 to 15 knota thla evening. U.S. Tem ps LouleYlti. 31 21 ClaD ~~ F"ONTS MernpNa 36 ,.. .tll .., ;;j~ Wt1m -ColO..-. MWr\le....11 78 73 Mllw-.. 21 17 .. Lo S"<lwe·~ ~alf' ~iv<,,., Srio .. Occlvdt O....,. S•a1o0n•1v a. AlballY' 27 13 M~StP .... 14 Oii "'~-st 31 HMI\~ . 3, u "°'~ w .. ,.,.. S.-W• "O•• VS OK• ·~· f N9w0t!Nnt 52 39 AINfitlo 63 24 HewVort< :u 25 Ancl\Or9119 15 oe Atlanll 45 3 1 HorlOlloo.V' 40 32 Calif. Temps San1a Montca es $1 AllenllcClty 39 24 oi.r-... Cl1'I 40 32 l llll<>e v elley 45 l4 43 Omell• 20 17 To<1•nci• IMI 5? ,,,..un 47 lklllfnOf• 39 27 0'19nd0 70 ~ Hlgn low 10< 2• hOV'I tn01no •' 5 • In YOMtnlte V1y so l4 Phllao.11>1>1• 8•ker111e1<1 63 44 BlfmlnQl>em 44 29 38 25 8oiM 4S 21 PhOeniK 7 I 50 Eu1eu 81 •6 Boelon 32 22 Plttt~ih 28 24 f ratllO 86 45 Surf Buff•IO 26 19 Pont11t1 .Mt 31 16 Lene.lier 56 44 Ca-40 11 P0<11Md,Or 48 38 LoeAnoeies 10 S7 Cll•r*loo.S C so la ProYldenoe 32 Ill 091111111(1 s9 51 LOCATION am ...... 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From Al "I refer to the area as S1bcna. Most seniors don't have care; or ha ve physical handic.aps. If you are going to put in senior housing. you must keep the people in the ma1Dst~am so they can walk to church. the store and to City Hall. These people who ha ve given their lives to the community are entitled to hve out their remaining years with dignity and self-respect.'' Adams said. Deborah Young. a resident of Thurston Park. told council member' the) ma) be violating the law 1f the) use federal Communll)' De' clop- ment Block Grant Funds to landscape the project because 11 does s11 on a flood plain. The plan's supponer<; on the coun- cil included CounCilman Boh Gentry who said. "It is not a land-u..e issue but a moral issue." However, Collison and Kenne)' • "'It 1s a wonderful project but the wrong spot. No project will affect the neighborhood as nepuvcl)' as this plan. It is one o the smallest. cohesive neighborhoods we have (left) 1n Laguna." Kenney said. He agreed with Adame; that the land behind Ctty Hall rould be used for low-cost senior cit11en housing even though 1t would not bring 1n a Jot of revenue for the city. Collison said she was surprised at council suppon for the project. ·'The council has alwa)S said "'c have to listen to the neighbors and for two years we havcn't ltstened to tht"m (on ih1s prOJCCt}. Arc Wt" supponlDg the senior hou'i1DgJU'it so we can sa). ·we have senior houor;1ng"''"' Colhi.on asked. A.I Baldwin. cxccuttve director of OCC. HC. . agreed to limit the prOJCCt to eight unih and will now present the plans to the De!>1gn Review Board for consideration. If that board accepts the plans. the project could move lo~ard with a 3-2 vote on the rnuncil If the Design Review Board denies the project, however. the council would have to vote 4-1 for approval. In other business the council: •Agreed to consider a $40-a- mon th stipend for each art com- m1sMoner dunng annual budget prep- arations 1n June •~greed to su ppon legislat1on to enact the Beverage Container and Rec~ cl1Dg Act. which would require a refundable dcspos1t on all beer and soJa containers in an effort to reduce I mer. disagreed. p ARK IMPROVEMENTS ... TEACHERS ... From A l teaching time mandated by the i.chool rt"fonn measure. Senate Bill 813 The agenC) shop a$reement 1s the first to he reached ID I lunt1ngton Beach sc hools. After en ekl11on by teachers. 11 wotsld require all instructors to either be a member of the local teacher's union or to pay an amount equal to 4nion dues to a chanty of their choosmg. From A l "They have made thre:itening rt"- marks to people ID the library. And when they are asked to leave, they have been belligerent.'' said Frank. The city will enforce five security measures to an attempt to resol ve the situation. Laguna Beach Police patrol units \\tll increase surveillance inside and outside the librar) and make added Ge m T a lk /h ,/ < 111 ,\II'/ fll Ir:.-.. (°(';l/fied r;em1ilt1>!I''· A<;s THE INDEPENDENT JEWELER From Al to the park." said Wa)nc Osborm·. city director of public \\ orks. Bob Cook. tht• Cit)' ·s recreation man.1ger said tht' cit) \\OUlct heg1n searching tor funding for thl· proposed developments. onLe thl' council approved any rcv1s1on~ to the master plan and set such pnont1ei.. In other action. the council: •Directed 1he city staff to apply for membership 1n the Southern Cali- fornia Joint Powers lnsurancl' .\111hnntv. If the CllY 1s accepted h) trrp~ pa!it the library a1 dosing time. As ofThursday, foot patrol officers. who work throughout the central ·bus1Dess district. will spend time 1n the library to "deter obnoxious and illegal behavior," accordtng to a city repon. The count) has agreed to hire a pri vate sccunty guard to stand watch ID the library dunng operating hour... "How," we have been asked, "can an indei)endent jeweler survive agamst the larger chains?" The fact is that independent jew- elers continue to account for an im· portant segment of ,ewelry retailing because their low overhead pemuts reasonable prices and they are also particularly strong an serv1cmg the products they seU. The owner of an independent ,ew- elry store is usually a highly trained and experienced expert not only in jewelry, but also in repair and servtce. Most of this work is done In hi! own store, resulting in higher quality and fast.er service. t the 45-mcmber-<::tt} group, the ctt)' could e 'tpect much lowrr insurance pre mium-. than 11 could get on HS ov.n • Ri:4ui:sted bids for 1he construc- tion of traffa: !l1gnals at Heil A venue and Ncwhopc Street to be operating b> May I .Because of citizens' roncernc; at the Nov. 19 meeting, the l'Ouncil has t.hrected increased en- lorcement at the comer during peak traffic pcnods . ••• The Cit) will supply the guard with hand-held radio equipment for quick communications with police. Finally. the library will post wntten standards of conduct ~ovcrning use of ltbrary fac1hties. wh1ctr will be en- forced by both the secunty guard and the police. "There is no question this will help ... said Frank. We at Humphnes Jewelers have remained Independent (or almoet 40 years, doing ao becaWte we believe that penonal service l3 important w you We give you exact estimate on ,ew elry quickJy, and at no charge We: al.sQ provide othE>r services !luch us In surance appraisals, and you rlW1ve fast appnusiili ~U.q(lo at d~ not have tQ be> 11ent out C.1 w kind of ~~'°" NASA dtomandl Thll walt'h 1h1> I~ S~ ~tf'f lt"°pa pt"rfm tl!m-. rven In ttro gr•vlly So for small repairs, ln.surtln«' cstl· mtlteS or the demgn of an e>CJ>f'n.~ve piece, come in and aee us You'll get prompt a.nd 1kl1Jcd atlA'ntlon regard lftl of the size of yoy.r problem -· Th.ti·· why u1r0nau1a havr worn 11 '""' •S*"' 11r1t1 ~n nn thf' ""'"" ~ llancl.lonw for all your tdv .. ntumw. moml"nU ~ J. C. fiutnphriej MCMBE:R AMERICAN GEM SOCIETV 1809 NEWPORT BLVD COSTA Mf~A SINCE 1!M6 BankAmer1c rd-Mester CharQ«I 'I Athletic medicine institute opening Seven medal winners from the 1984 Summer Olympics will team up Saturday to open South Coast Medical Center's new Institute of Athletic M.edicine, 30131 Town Center Drive, Laguna Niguel, beginning at 10 a.m. The public 1s invited. . Participatiog in the ribbon-cutting ceremony will be gold medalists Peter Vidmar, gymnastic~ E.v~lyn Ashford, track and field; Greg Lougaois, d1~ing. Candy Costi-Burke, synchronized swim- ming, and silver medalists Debbie Green-Vargas, voU~yball, Doug Burke and Joe Vargas, water polo. The athletes will be a vailable for autograph sigrung and photographs after the ceremony. ..Other open house activities will include eqt1ipment demonstrtions, drawings for free fitness evaluations and a giveaway of 200 sports head· bands. Call 495-7050 for more information. Slttlng servlce offe,.ed Th~ Step by Step Early Learnins Enrictiment Center 1s offering Saturday baby sitting service to holiday shop·pcrs for the next three Saturdays at its Newport Beach facihty, 2627 Vista del Oro. Registration is required 48 hours in a vance and the fees are $20 a day for children enrolled in the center's program and S25 for children not enro lled. For reservations and further informatio n, call 760-9308. Romance wrlters meet Debra Matteucci. senior editor for Harlequin Books. will speak at Saturday's meeting of the Orange County Romance Writers of America, scheduled at the Sizzler Restaurant, 1401 N. Harbor Bl vd .. Fullerton. The luncheon will begin at I I :30 a.m. and the meeting and program will follow at I p.m. Call Suzanne Forster at 650-8806 for more information. Personal semlnars set Two personal development seminars -o n human relations on the job and basic assertiveness training -will ~ presented Saturday by Irvine Valley College. The human relations session will m eet fro m 9 a.m. to noon in Room A301, while the assertiveness course is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . in Room A3 l l . Both seminars are priced at S30. and further information is available at 559-3333. Wlnter tree fete slated The Natural History Museum of Orange County will hold its "winter tree" celebration Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the museum. loc.ated in the Eastbluff Elementary School at 2627 Vista del Oro. Newport Beach. Tree ornaments will feature endangered species and prehistoric animals to enhance the awareness of live on earth, hand made by elementary school children. Call 640-7120 for further information. Yule bazaar at OCC The Animal Assistance League o( Orange - County will hold a Chnstmas bazaar Friday and . Saturday in the faculty House at Orange Co~t College in Costa Mesa. Handcrafts. toys and ornaments will be avail· able from 5 to 8 p.m . Fnday and from 10 a .nt to 8 p.m . Saturday. Ho memade pies. cakes, cookies and light food and beverages also will be offered. An invitation: Attention organization presidents ano sec , • retanes. We want to help make your upcommg events. meetings. semmars ano lundra1sers sue· cessfut Send brief announcements •nctudmg 11me pllce. cost (11 any) and a phone numbe( tor add1t1onal inlormat1on to "Bulletin Board Dail'\' P1to1. P 0 . Boie 1560. Costa Mesa, 92626 Reports ot your club or organiza11on·s acttv1t1es -ltke commun11y service pro1ec1s or etec11on oll1cers -should be directed to the Community black and white photographs are welcome W'ednesday.Dec.4 • 6:30 p.m., Co1ta Mesa Redevelopment Agency, City Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. • 7:30 p.m., Irvine Commanlty Services Comm111lod, City Council Chambers. 17200 Jam· borec Blvd. Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Wednpct1y, Oecemt>ef ... 1111 .. Al Coast . schools choose chiefs · Marca•, Cobell bead Huntl.JJgtoa llChooh • ,_ Surfera hit the wavea along Weat Newport Beach Tuead.ay u etorm-generated breakera averaged 0.-, "°' ....... "' 'f1lft 0. ,_ five to elJr feet along the Orange Coast. The weather condition• are back to normal today. Monster surf back to normal after 6-foot waves hit beaehes !~.!!!~~!,YNOMAN \ Mif;!eunGttn1_ 1g 0 tordn Besaa 1 .dc·htLhe1fewguaavredsS 0 upervHu1snotr-"Those waves were pumped up b) three .. ffi ff Pacific storms on the wa} here. including Powerful surf pumped waves up to Six ington Beach were huge Tuesday, but far the last two storms that hit us." Wilk said. feet high Tuesday as hundreds of surfers too rough fo r surfing. He said some waves were measured at headed to West Newport and other local "It's storm-surf cond1t1 ons." he said. more than 20 feet at El Porto in Manhattan beaches to take advantage of the huge "The waves are fairly large. fourto six feet. Beach and Lunada Ba y in Palos Verdes. rolling sets. but they're breaking v1c1ously; no one both near Los Angeles, and at South This momine. the surf in Newport wants to go o ut·there and get creamed." Mission Beach 10 San Diego. Beach had subsided to steady three and This morning, however. lifeguards said In Carpintena, near Santa Barbara, four-foot sets with good shape for surfers. calmer weather allowed waves·to build up Wilham Benke said high waves surged But in Huntington Beach, the choppy to 8 feet high with fair to good shape for over the sea wall and past his beachfront Tuesday surf gave way this morning to surfing. And following an early mornmg home. damagrng his walkway to the beach. cleaner. rolling sets in the four to eight-foot contest among high school surfers. the "It scared the hell out of us." Benke said. range. waves were generally uncrowded. " ... We were s1tt1ng here watching tele- Lt. Ron Johnson of the Newport Beach Laguna Beach lifeguard Mi~e Dwrnell v151on, and all ofa sudden we heard waves Marine Department said up to 400 surfers said the surf there displayed eooa shape for coming under. or along side of the house .. had congregated Tuesday in the water ofT . surfers after the wind subsided Tuesday starting around 11 :30 p.m. Monday, the stretch of beach from 22nd to 36th morning. 'Waves ofT Laguna Beach were He said he checked neighbonng homes streets, north of the Newport P ier. to nde running two to four feet at a comfortable Tuesday and "all the houses along here had waves consistently in the five to six-foot 13-second interval. evidence that "'ater came underthe houses ran$e with occasional eight-foot faces. But unlike West Newport, the waters off and o ut the dnveway in back·· ~ Lifeguards said the huge waves. which Brooks Street Beacti and other favonte He said the waves. which coincided v.1th appeared at west· and southwest-facing surf spots were uncrowded. Dwinell said. a relatively low high tide of four feet above beaches Tuesday morning, was apparently Elsewhere. waves towering more than 20 mean sea level, were t·he worst since a generated in the wake of the front that feet high, the biggest of the year, pounded destruct1verfbrm two years ago sent wa~es amved from the north. bnnging showers the coast. causing minor damage to several crashing inside his home. to Southern California over the weekend. homes along the Santa Barbara County Benk~ said a major high tide of SC'-en No problems were reported by life-shore, the Associated Press reported. feet above mean sea level will occur next guards. Dave Wilk. who runs a telephone Tuesda~, but the National Weather Ser· "The water's been pretty cold. so the service giving out surfing conditions 1n ... ~ice in Los Angeles said ll could not only ones out there are the board surfers Los Angeles. said Tuesday that a storm otT predict until Sunday whether there would who generally take care of themselves." -Siberia six days ago generated the waves he be a coinciding storm ortr the oce.an next Johnson said Tuesday. called the biggest of the year. Tuesda). · Fashion IsJa·nd laying claim to tallest U.S. Christmas tree By ROBE RT HYNDMAN ot IM o.ly ,._. It.II Newport Center has a new skyscraper - a 11 Q.foot Christmas tree. Every year. the Fashion Island shopping center is decorated wi th yuletide splendor -. including, of course. a towering Berry Farm 10 Buena Park also measured 110 feet. But soon after It was in place. the tree spht and has since been chopped down to a sttll·1mpressive 60 feet. · The 12.000-pound Fash.ion lsland tree • was found in the Mt. Shasta region of Northern California b) a Chnstmas tree amed with music and sing-along Chnstmas carols. Strolling carolers will be teatured at Fashion lsland throughout the holtda: season. The tree 1s e"<pected tq remain in place until after Nev. Year's Of~ Women wcrt erected to the top po5U o( two Hunnngton Beach elementary school dastncts by their fellow board members Tuesday oi&ht • Sheila Marcus. a 45-year-old coordj • nator of alternative education in the Huotmgton Beach Union High Scb()()J Distriet. was elected board president oft.be Ocean View School Di.strict, whose schools art located mostly in the northern sections of the city. · lo the Huntington Beach C:ny (elemen· tary) District. Pat Cohen. 53. a writer of nurstng texts. was elected board prcs1d~nt. Marcus, whose husband Ron retired last month as a member of the Huntington Beach Union High School District Board ofTrustees, will be serving her second stint as leader of the five-member Dee.an View board. She's in her second four-year term as a trustee Marcus succeeds Janet Gamck.. who completed a one-year tenure as board president Debra Leinweber was selected to be clerk of the Ocean View board'. the second in command In the Huntington Beach city d1stnct. Cohen succeeds Bnan Garland. a high school educator who didn't seek re- election to the board. Cohen was re-elected to the board in November as was Sherry Barlow, who Tuesday night was elected clerk of the board. -RDHrt B•rter IrViae picks Cameron Helen Cameron. co-owner of an Irvine computer business. was elected president of the lrv1ne Umfied School Distnct Board of Educauon at ns annual organizauonal meeung Tuesda) night. Two new school board members also were sworn in at the meeting. Greg Smith, 36. a corporate executive. and Marg>e Wakeham. 41 . a communnv volunteer worker, won IO a field of rune school board candidates 10 the Nov. 5 elecuon. Smith and Wakeham succeed board members John Flynn and Bruce W . Lee. who dtd not seek re-elecuon Cameron was elected m 1983. She 1s co- owner of Mega Group. a business that develops computer software. Before being elected to the board. she served on several school advisory comm11- 1ees. She was the 1983 rectptent of the C1t1 z.ens Award for Educattonal ..\chaeve- ment from the lrvme Lions Oub. Cameron 1s a nauve of Australia he: has two ~hool-age children. -Pll.JJ SMidumu LB elects Schwartz The Laguna Bearh Board of Education el~ted Carl Schwart1 president at lt'- regular mee11ng Tuesds~ night Schv.an1 will succeed Janet V1cl..ers as the president of the school hoard The president operates under the direction ot Laguna Beach School upenntendent Btlh Bame!). accordmg to the distnct\ meenng agenda In add1t1o n, the board elected Charlene Ragatz to replace Carl Schwartz as tht• board clerk. -L.aara M~ Merchants '_Association. compns1ng the center's bu.siness owners, hasn't been conte nt with just a tall Christmas tree. The fir was felled, trucked to Newport Beach and erected with the help of a crane in the Center Stage Court of the shopping center. Power outage being probed in Newport For the past four years, their tree has been the tallest of them all. This year's tree is no exception At 110 feet. the white.:fir is head and shoulders above its nearest competjtors. "We checked throughout the country to see how tall other Christmas trees are." said Kris Bloom,a Fashion Island market· ing assistant. "We're pretty sure that ours is the tallest in the nation this year." For a few anxious moments,-the Fashion Island tree had a serious·challenger. A \hnstmas tree erected at Knou's "ft took I 0 men seven days to decorate it," Bloom said. "The tree has 3,000 lights and 5.000 ornaments." The flocked tree stands taller than the new Atnum Court and tts soccer ball-sized ornaments look down on huge gift boxes wrapped in cheery Cbnstmas wrappmgs. Last Fnday night. the annual lighting t'eremony was held to help kick off the Chnstmas shopping season at Fashion Island. As thousands watched. the tree's lights flashed on and performers enter· Southern Caltfom1a Edison oflic1als are 1nvest1gat1ng the cause o f a Tuesda~ mommg power o utage that left 3.500 homes and businesses in Newpon Bt'ach wnhout electncny. Edison spokesman Jim Kenned\ said the com pan) 1s not sure v. hat caused the equipment failure at the Balboa Boule\ ard substation but ruled out water se-epage problems brought b) recent storms. The substation equ1pmrnt 1\ hemg e"<amined to help determine the ..:ausc of the power failure The outage left homes and busmesses w1thout electncal power on Lido llc;e and much of the Balbo:i Pt'n1nsula Electncll\ went o ut at 9·4 I a m. but ~-ompan~ ..,,·orkers began restonng power short!~ after 11 a.m h~ rerouting electnc1- t~ from other areas. Kenned~ said. H.1lf of the customers had sef'·1ce b' 11 .n a.m and elC<"tnC\l' was full' restored b\ 11 2Q .i.m · '."ev. pon Beach Po lice reported no rr0hlem~ due 10 the powt•r outa~e Newport oilman arrested on Kansas swindling rap Spnng\ IC"' Tucsda~ • • • '\ video cassette recorder "'as reported stolen from a home 1n the 4000 block of Nonh Park C'1rde Monda}. • • • Clothing worth $600 was reported ~ S2 50 T\ "as reponed ~h)len from the . m1th T l)()l l'ompam. 1 'i'ti Sunland. Saturd:h • • • '\ thief reponedl\ '>!Ok S:.tiStl tn audio and \ldco t"Qu1pment from J home 1n the 6(.)() bkd. of Baker ~trttt last we<-kend while the \ 1r111n v.~<1 \ 1s111ng some fncnds Laguna Beach .\fur Jacket 'alucd .it S l.200 v.a' stolen from a "outh ( oasl H1ghwa' location. the' 1ct1m told police Tue,. da\ afternoon . . .. A Newport Beach oilman accused of swindling Kansas residents out of $200,000 in an Alaskan oil venture was jailed Tuesday even though he apparently had made arrangements to surrender and cooperate with authorities. showed up for a review heanng on the fraud case. understanding that Pnrsons hoped to retain his freedom b> cooperating with authonties 1n Kansas. stolen from a car parked ma shopping area lot at 5408 Walnut Avt> Sunda) Newport Beach • • • Tool~ \'alued at S-t.422 werr ~tolen from a mach1nen classroom at Orange Coast Collcic. ~.,01 Fa an ae" Road. sometime stnct" last Wednc'· da} the machinen mstruetor told polll'e' Mo nda\ Pol1t'e arrl'Sted rv.o mot0rists Mon- da~ night on suspicion of dn\\ng under the 1ntluence of alcopoL \.11chael fohn Godfre) 21 . was stopped at ., 45 p.m. on North Coast H1gh"'ll\ at Emerald Ba' ~n 16-ycar- old malt". wh osc name was withheld. v.·a~ arre<itcd at 8·45 p m on North Coast Htghwa~ at Crescent Bay John Parsons, owner ofa Newpon Beach gas'and oil company, was taken into custody in Orange County Mu· nici pal Court in Santa Ana when he Huntlnfton Beach A thief reportedly stoic a $400 TV set and $2, I 00 in jewelry from a home in the 7900 block of GICTicoe Tue!• day. • • • I The owner of Nady's Market rcponed that three juveniles came into the 22311 Brookhurst St. store Tuesday cvenina and tried to buy some beer. She told police that they became belligerent when she turned them down and that one of them pulled a knife and stoic fi ve canons of ciprcttes. They fled on • red motor scooter, policoe reports said. • • • A ruident an tht 9400 block of Daytona reported Monday that someone hH been siphonina ps from her car. he told police that S 100 in aas has been taken since Friday. • • • Deputy District Attorney Dennis Bauer sa1d Parsons. 55, was arrested on a state warrant for extradition to Kansas. He said Parsons will be held at Oranse Co unty Jail until Kansas authorities arrange to pick him up, Bauer said Parsons had agreed to go to Kansas on his own and surrender. The prosecutor said it wu his Tools valued at $2.500 were re- poned stolen from the gara•c of a home in the 8100 block of Fnesland Monday. • • • Carpet tools valued at $1.000 wcrt rcpon ed stolen from a red Ford pickup parked in the I 0 I 00 block of Disney sometime sinoe last Wednes- day. The tbief smashed one or the windows to pin entry. • • • A resident in the 9800 block of Mammoth reported that a neia,hbor shot out one of his caf s eyes with a BS.sun Tuesday. J'oaatalD Valley Thieves rePonedly stole 1.200 aluminum u trusion strips from the Hetec C01ti~ company. 1161 S Coley River Circle. sometime since Saturdav. Pola m><>ns said the loss "For whatever reason he d1dn"t show up (in Kansas):· Bauer said. Parsons presented documents an court Tuesday to show that he suffers a hean a tJment and underwent open· heart surgery this year. Has ill health reportedly prcvente-d him from traveling to Kansas to surrender came to $4. 500. • • • A TV and stereo equipment. worth 2449,99. were reported stolen from a home in the 9000 block of Wendy ('in:lc Tuesday. • • • A S3SO color TV was reported stolen from a home in The 16400 block of San Jacinto Sunday. • • • A Santa Ana woman rcporttd that someone stoic five loeds of her laundry from the dryers of the Fast Dry ooin operated laundry room. 16f 63 Harbor Blvd .. Sunday The loss was estim"led at S 1,274. pohce r'q)Orts wd. ll"Ytne A thief reportedly Stole a 44- caliber Mqnum bandaun and a TV SCI from a home in the 200 block of .\ $400 color TV set was reponed stolen Tuesday from a ho me in the 1000 block ofDolphme Terrace The thief entered through tht> unlocked front door. police reports said. • • • Someone broke into a J4th tl\.X'I home Monda) and stole S:!OO 1n cash. the victim told pohet'. • • • A 60 piece sterling silver set wonh S5.000 was among the items stolen sometime since Thur.>day from a home 1n the 2800 block ofChfTDn'-e. The total loss came to $5.950, police repom said. A S 300 surfboard and a S I ~O wetsuit were reported stolen from the prage of a home in the J.300 block. of Via Lido Monda} • • • Two wire wheel covers worth $425 were reported stolen off a white 1983 Cadillac Sevtl~ parked m thr '00 block of Via Lido Soud unda)' Coeta.._. A 66-~ar-old resident 1n the 400 block of Fa1t Drive ~ported that a man on a bacydt rode up ~hind her and fl"'bbed her pu~ whtlc she was waJk1na home from a shopp1 ng center 10 the 2300 block of Harbor Boulevard Tucsda) The S2W pursc reportedly ronta1ncd $250 m cash • • • Mesa burglary foiled By TONY SAAVEDRA °' l'M OllllJ ,... .... Count) probation officn ( olll"Cne Hodges was me-~I\ hunung for an emnt charge when ~he l'3me to a h1gh.eenme Costa \ltt\a neigh· borhood Tucsda\. %c ended up fo1hng a. bu'llary Hodies' sean:h tlX)l her h' a Shalimar Onve apanme-nt ~·omplc\ about 11 JO a.m .. where ~he knocked on a door that appeared to hr l icked 1n, said Lt. Tom Durh3m A per$0n, who appeared to ~ moving video and ste~o rqu1pment up to the front door. answered and SA1d Hod&ts' che-nt did not h\e theTT Durham said. Hodges reported!) ob!iCf' ed tl'll' man carrying the equipment into a bluc-van. he took do'Wtl the hc-.en~ num~r and called pohet" from A telephone boolll anier the van dro\ r awav. The \chicle was spotted b~ a Costa \.tesa pohC'e helicopter about 20 minutes later and pulled over b\ patrol cars in the \'IC101t> of Plact'nt1a .\venue and 17th trttt. Pohtl' nabbed dnver Jake Oamcl LC'dul'. ;n o f Costa Mesa. hut two other PfOJllt had 1umped out of ~<' "''n lit rm Park. near the downtOWl\ area. Pohct !'<'a~ tht park and ar· rt~ted Tra~ Dean NunC7, 18. of ('o~ta Mtsa , Both wert takt"n to Costa Mesa Ctl) Jail on susp1c1on ofburg)Ary. hoWt"vcr Ledu was later released beeauk 1t appcJ1rcd he wasn't awttt of the break-in. Durham said Nunn n"mai ~n c-ustody this momma 1n hcu of S2S.OOO bail. Durham said the $2.SOO ~ of '1<ko. and stereo equipment us rteov~fcd ,· . . 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WORLD Rebels release two hosta4es in Philippines Marcos keeps his staff chief MANILA, Philippines (AP). - Moslem rebels released an Arlltrican and a German they had held hostage in the wilderness of the southern Ph1lipp1ncs for more than a year today. the U.S. Embassy said. A bnef embassy statement tcle-MA NILA (AP) -President phone to news agencies in Manila Ferdinand E. Marcos said today he said John Robinow, a .nati ve of New would keep Gen. Fabian C'. Ver on the York; and Helmuth Herbst of job as chief of staff during a re- Munich. West Germany, were flown orgamza t1on oft~e armed forces. to a hospital at the United States' · Jn an 1nterv1ew with National Clark Air Base immediately afier ··Public Radio broadc~st in the United theU' release on Joto Island to Palu.-States. Marcos said ... After that we'll stam Ambassador Afiab Ahmad see whether he should continue or Khan. not. .. I Robinow and Herbst. both rcsi-Marcos also said that he preferred a dents of Munich, were kidnapped "one-on-one"fight with either C'or- Nov. 19, 1984, near the town of azon Aquino or Salvador Laurel in lndanan on Jolo. 600 miles southeast the Feb. 7 prcsidenual elecuon that he of Manila, by guerrillas of the Moro has called to demonstrate his popu- National L1berat1on Front. lanty That guemlla group has been In the interview. Marcos promised fighting for Moslem rule 1n the that the vote "will be free and fair ... $Outhern Philippines for more than a decade. The kidnappers demanded a ran- som of$25.000 that both the Amen- can and West German governments refused to pay. Khan said the hostages were released today "without con- ditions." The U.S. Embassy announcement did not gi ve any details about the release. except that 1t was made to Khan. who traveled to Jolo on a similar m1ss1on last January. but . fai led Israel hits Lebanon ba·se; 14 people die BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -Police said today that 14 people. 1ncl ud1ng eight Palesunian guerrillas and two Israeli soldiers, were killed in Israel's first ground stnke this year against a Palestinian base in southern Leba- .non. Israeli troops, backed by tanks and helicopter gunships. swept 12 miles north of the border into the Belcaa Valley Tuesday. where they battled Pales11n1ans for eight hours. Pohce reponed that the dead included two Israeli soldiers. eight guemllas of the Libyan-backed Popu- lar Front for the L1berat1on of Palestine-General Command, three Lebanese Druse mihuamen and one Lebanese army soldier. A spokesman at the police head- quaners IO Beirut, who declined tO be identified in keepin~ wtth govern- ment regulauons, said the casualty repon was based on information received overnight from police Sta· . tions 1n the western Bekaa sector. However. the tsraeli m1htary com- mand 1n Tel Aviv said Tuesday afternoon Its forces lulled five of the Libyan-backed guerrillas and cap- tured several others in the stnke nonheast ofHasbaya, a mainly Druse town in the foothills of Mount Hermon. The command made no menllon of Israeli losses. lsrael state radio said in its Arabic service that all Israeli troops returned safely from the raid. which was close to the Syrian border. A communique issued by the guemlla group in Syria's capital of Damascus said five guerrillas were killed and 11 were missing 1n the battle six miles nonh of Israel's self- des1gnated "secunty zone, .. an area north of the border that runs from the Mediterranean to the slopes of Mount Hermon Malta won't extradite. suspect in hijacking VA LLETTA, Malta (AP) -A government spokesman said today that Malta does not intend to comply with Egypt's request it extradite the man thought to be the sole survi ving hijacker oT an Egyptair Jet. In Cairo. Foreign Minister Ahmed Esmat Abdel-MC$uid replied: "Egypt believes it is her nght to ta ke deli very of the terrorist presently in Malta despite the fact there is no extradition treaty between the two co untries." The Egyptair Boeing 737 was hijacked Nov. 23 on an Athcns-to- Cairo flight. Fi ve people were shot, two of whom died. before Egyptian commandos stormed the plane Nov. 24. Fifl}-c1ght people died in the fiery rescue auempt, most from smoke 1nhalat1on but some from bullet vestigators. Abdel-Megu1d noted that early this year Egypt returned to Malta two Maltese arrested for allegedly partici- pating in a I 984 plot to loll former Libyan Pnme Minmer Abdel-Hahm Bakoush. The two Maltese were never charged. ··Egypt expects Malta to deal with it on the same basis si nce th is is the diplomatic practice between fnendly countnes," Abdel-Meguid said. Bishops clash at Vatican By tbe A11oclated Pren VA TK AN CITY -Laun Amencan bishops gathered at the Vat ican are pressing sharply divergent views of hberauon theology, w11h liberals saying 11 is indispensable to the Roman Catholic Church and conservatives arguing 1t has had some ''very sad" results. Panicipants 1n an extraordinary synod to assess the work of the Second Vatican Council say one reason for the differing opinions 1s the fai lure to agree on a precise meaning of liberation theology. whose roots date back to South America in the I 960's. It has become a loosely used term describing highly theoretical studies. clencs· left-wing politics. and even the ac11 v111cs of gun-toling pncsts. Sakharov •tep•on t1eore• Sovlets ROME -The stepson of Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov accused Soviet officials of trying to keep the world from learning that Sakharov was on a hunger strike in the closed city of Gorky by edited telearams and relcas1na a misleadina videotape. 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' Holiday Hours: Mon.· Fri. 10 AM · 9 :30 PM, Sat. 9 :30 AM · 9 PM : Sun. 10 AM · 6 PM . PAR IS -President Francois Mitterrand begins his first vis11 to France's two Caribbean islands since his election in 1981 today, warning that pto- indcpcndence terronsts there Wlll be dealt with harshly. Mmemnd 1s scheduled to amve an Fon-de-France, capital of Martinique, today and visit IO towns on the island before nying to the island of Guadeloupe Thursday. He will visit an equal number of commun1t1cs there, and leave for Paris Fnday. His visit comes three months before nat1on.alleg.islauvc e.JcctioD.$..,Polls mdicate that Mittemnd's Socialists. who won onl y about 20 percent of the vote on the islands 10 the 1981 pres1dent1al election, are trailing badly MIA remaln• turned over to U.S. HANOI -Vietnamrumect over to a U.S. dclC&Atlon what 11 ~1d were the remains of seven missina"Amcncans and matcnal evidence on 14 other U.S. servicemen unaccounted for from the Vietnam War today S1iueen U.S. Anny, Navy and Air Force men saluted as the rcmams, in separate, wooden crates draped wtth a folded U.S. Oaa. 'Nert earned aboard a U S. aircraft. After the quiet five minute ceremony at Hanoi's No1 Bat Airport, the US. Air Force C'-1 41 tran•port plane took off for Honolulu, where the remains wtll be analy1cd I NATION McFarlane is quitting security adviser post Straf n w ith s taff chief denied; Reagan ptcks deputy Poindexter as-successor , WASHINGTON (AP) -Roben • ( McFa.rl_ane t'I qui11ing as White House national security adviser and will be sucl-ecded by his deputy, Vice Adm. John M Poindexter. l'res1dent Reagan an nounced today The president made the an- nouncement at the Whtte House, with Mcfarlane and Po1nde11ter ~landing at Reagan's side. Poindexter said It would be dif- ficu lt "to fill in behind Bud." Republtcan congressional SO\JrCes ci ted fnct1on with White House C hief of Staff Donald T. Regan as one reason for Mcfarlane's depanurc. but a senior admm1strat1on official dose to both Mcfarlane and Poindexter blamed that talk on people out to $Cl Regan and s~ud Mcfarlane is "Just worn out" af\er two xears under "tremendo us strain.' Mcfarlane, in bnef remarks. re- viewed the highlights ofh1s two years' service and praised Reagan for ht~ stewardship. "A .:eat national renewal has taken place, ' hMaid, and it is shown 1 n "the reaJ1ty of peace" that exists today. Reagan praised Mcfarlane. saying, ··1 know of no president who has been better served." He said he acc.epted McFarlane's decision "with deef regret. .. Mcf arlane. a veteran o 30 years of General Dynamics contracts cut off WASHI N(1TON (A P) -~cncra l Dynamics Corp. on Tuesday lost its right to obtain new government contracts, one day afier the firm and four former or current exccu11ves. including NA A adm1n1stra1or James M. Beggs. werl' indicted on fraud charges The contract suspension. an- nounced by the Defense Department. 1s the second such action imposed on the nation's th1rd·largcst defense contractor this year The latest • suspension applies not onl y 10 Pen- tagon cont racts. f>ut also 10 an> other government work . Meanwhile. Pres1dettt Reagan today "reluctantly" agreed to relieve Beggs of his duties pending d1spos1- t1on of charges. In a bnef written statement issued shonly before Re- ag.an was to appear publicly to announce a chan$e of national secur- ity advisers, pres1dent1al spokesman Larr) Spe.akes said Beggs asked Reagan to be granted a lea ve of absence and the president agreed. The suspension order ~ga1nst Uen- eral Dynamics was issued by the Navy inns role as executive agent for the Pentagon on all contractual matters 1nvol v1ng General Dynam1 c'i, which recei ved defense contracts wonh $6 billion in fi scal 1984. Alvin p1vak. a company spokes- man, said the Navy's action was .. inappropriate. since the issue 1n the case should not have resulted in sndictments against the company or ns peopl e." Nazi-hunters seek to deport La Habra man ... By tl•t Attoclated PrHs A retired grocery clerk 1s facing deportation because the U.S. Justice Oepanment'cla1m s he was a guard and dog handler at two Na21 concen· 1ra11on camps 1n World War II. But Bruno Karl Blach. 65. of La Habra. s~ud he has done nothing wrong and was JUSl following orders. The Justice Oepanment said Tues- day It will try to deport Blach. The fast step was made Monday by the depanmcnt's Naz1·hun11ng Office ot Special Investigations. which filed a show-<:ausc order 1n lmm1grat1on C-ourt in Los Angeles. slave laborers at Dachau. Germany from 1940 to 1943 and at the Wc1ner- Ncudorf camp 1n Austna from 1943 to 1945. It also alleges he took pan 1n the forced evacuation of prisoners who were marched from W1cner- Neudorf camp to Mauthausen camp in 1945. But the Orange County res1den1 denied any cnm1nal actions "I didn't do anything wrong at all," Blach said. "I didn't have any contact (wt th prisoners) a1 all." Blach said h1sjob at the camps was .. the lowest grade you can have in the Army." "When you arc drafted. what do you do? I didn't have an y choice. I had to do what they told me." he said. But the Justice Depanment alleges that Blach. an ethnic German and Joined the Nazi Part} and, in June 1940. the Waffen-SS. the combat arm of the Nazi secret police The order also charges Blach with illegally entenng the l'nlled States 1n Governor still opposes drilling moratorium MONTEREY (AP) Gov. George DcukmeJian reaffirmed his opposition to the renewal of the Congressional moratorium on off- shore drilling Tuesday n1gh1 while about 80 prote'ltors demonstrated against his pos1t1on. Dcukmc)lan, who spoke before 700 people dunnglt fund-ra1s1 ngdinner al the Hyatt Regency, said Californians can have "a healthy environment and a healthy economy .. "I never want to see California or Amenca blackmailed by foreign 011 producers ag.asn ... he said. The gov- ernor also insisted his adm101strat1on has negollated "unprecedented pro1ect1ons for our coastal environ- ment." The Cahfom1a Congressional del-~tion 1s pursuing a moratorium on 011 drilling off the state's coast. Ocukme11an came out publicly in opposition to a continued dnlhng moratorium JUSt before a house subcom1ttcc defeated the proposal by a smgle vote. But Deukmejian u1d he con- sidered the moratorium "just a delay- ing decision" that offers no real solution to the demand for energy or envaronmcntal concerns. If the country found Itself faced Wlth another 011 embargo. the suue would be placed under enormous pressure to develop its offshore 011 fields. Deukmeiian said. He said the state has successfull y nego tiated protecti o n of en· vironmentally sensiti..-e areas of the coast from 011 developments Wlth tract dele11ons to protect Santa Monica Bay and. marine sanctuaries. Other negot1at1ons mclude ~tting stnct pollution standards for tracts that are leased. and negottatmg a share m the revenues from fedenlly- leascd tracts amounting to 27 percent. he said.. • As the governor delivered his speech. elected officials from several Monterey Bay communities held a news conference to criticiz.e his pos- ition while about 80 placard-toting demonstrators lined up outside the hotel. The governor "is sohdly on the side of the 011 comp:lnses," said Santa Cruz Supervisor Gary Patton. Violence marks start of fifth week ofSouthland'ssupermarketstrike LOS ANGELES (AP) -A fire· bomb WI$ thrown at J supermarket loading dock. a food.filled truck was set afire and another truck had its windshield broken a the Southern Cahfom1a supermarket stnke entered ttS fiflh wtek.. 1 About $6S,000 damaac rnult~ from Tues<by', 1nc1dcnts but no 11\juncs -.ere reponed said Los An,eltt County shenfl-, ~puty John Broussard The truck fire ()('Curred 11 a Von's market warehou5t m tan~'1er. 50 milci north of downtown Los An- 1elcs. The firebomb was thrown at an Alpha Beta store in suburban La Crcscenta1 and an Alpha Beta tt'U(k had its windshield shattered 1n ea t Los Anatlcs by what the dn"er said was gunfttt. Meanwhile. nq6ua1ors for the food Employc" Coul\Cll and the Teamsters were tchedulcd to rnume talks late toda).'. employers' spokes· man Dave W11lauer stud. No talks wt>rc planned with the meat cuttm union. govcrnme01 ~rv1cc. plans to go 1n10 pnYate bu\1ness, Reagan said Reagan den ied that f nett on be tween Mcfarlane an~ Reg.an had led to Mcfarlane'\ decision 10 qutt. "You have all been misinformed about that," he told reporters. "That'~ nonsense," Mcfarlane said when asked 1f there were prob- lems between himself and Reg.an. "The national sccunty adviser repons directly to me and docs not go through thr chief of suttT.". Reagan said. and, when asked 1f Regan were aware of that. the pre'i1dent sa1d. "Yes" The Republ1can leaders of both the House and the Senate commended Mcfarlane today "I 1hink he's an outstanding public servant, .. said ~nate leader Roben Dole "He's "cry well respeC1ed m the Robert C. McFa.rla.ne Congress by Republicans and Demo- crats.·· Robert Michel. leader of the Hou-.c Republicans. said he had had "a iood worlong rela11onsh1p from a lcgi'>la1- 1ve point of "1ew .. Rumors that Mcfarlane would be lea vsng circulated for month<; Nuke plant bla~t probe demanded ' . DENVER (AP) -Gov. Richard 0 . Lamm ha~ demanded a wn tten explanation from officials at the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant on why there was a delay 1n rcponing an e>.plos1on that released plutonium rad1a11on into a laboratol) The small explosion and fire Tuesday contaminated a woman work er w11h "a small arpount" ofrad1auon. but posed no threat to the pt1bhc, officials said. In the mean11me ho""ever. bad communscauons on the level of the emergenq prompted state officials to put workers on alen Lamm said he wanted to kno" why an otliual lor Rockwell lnternauonal Corp .. whkh operates the plant tor the l . Energ) Ocpanment. labeled the incident Tue!>day an "emergency." then walled more than an hour to not1f} au1hon11e~. Officials of the plant. which makes plutonium tnggcrs for nuclear warheads. later called the 1nc1dent "a Sile emergenC) .. and said they only made the 1nc1dent public because of an "elevated state of alert." Rocky Flats spokesman Pat Etchan said there had been many rumors about the accident The radwac11vity was con tamed 1n the 1mmed1ate area, and the woman was exposed to contam1na11on "onl} slightly abo"e natural background levels." he said. March 11/)o b} l'Onn:aling h1\ :"oa11 ues. Blach al'io d1dn ·1 rC'\Cal his wnlen- 1ra11on camp background w l r '> au1hont1es whl·n he unsucn:,.,full\ tned to 1mm1gra1e under lhl' DI'·· Armored truc k s trike fa c tions re sume ta lks L04'1 -\NvELE. (AP) -C.11.•tting back to the nego11aung table was a breakthrough. a unson official said after onr of three unions on stnke against the state'r, 1"0 h1gge'it armored car firm'> was ot1ered a ne" contract propo'>al Tue'>da' f hl' t"o-hour session marked· Wl l' first ttml' nego11a1orl> for ~rm .. rl·d Tran.,pon < o of ( altforn1e1 anJ 1lw (ash and \el·un11ef (ASH-\ and 1~u 01her un1oni. ~trul'k .\rmored Tram- 'port and Bnnks lnl on No' 25 placed Persons All uf I 'j) I. tht• orJer "It\ a breakthrough," said ~1d. claim-; ~carpell1, spol..l'sman tur the striking Blal'h. v.•ho retired from clcrk1n~a1 • Cash and ~l'cun11cs Handler<. A'>· a v ocel') \lore d1stnbu11ori lCOICr. <,OC1a11on_. But hl· refu...cd Ill n:lcase \ cst1ga1ors had '"ice intt'r' ie"l'd him 1n recent ~ears. but he wa., unconcerned bccauc;e "I havt.' not done an}th1ng ~rong." ~o heanng date ha' bcl.'n '>l't Scarpelli '.)aid "age and hcncti1 pro\ is1ons "erl' not pan ol the proposal. presented at the lOmpan\ ·, \.\cst Los -\ngelcs headquarter'> Pilot who downed Libyan jets dies in Hornet crash By tbt Associated Press SAN [)If:(,() -~Na\} pilot "'ho led thc '>qu.1Jrnn 1h:.i1 'hot Jo"n 1"0 Libyan warplancl> 1n a 19!< I air ha I tie <lied wht•n Im tighll'I Jl'I <,l..1Jl.!l·d oil J ~l·t runwa~. f11ppcJ o'er :rnd pinned him hclow Re'icuer' "Mh•J tnr 1() rninutl'' to free Capt Henr) Klcemann. 4 ~. from the ""rt•t li.,1gl· ol h1\ I .\-I X Hornet. which crashl"d Tuesday morning "h1h: landing a1 the Miramar Na\al .\ir Station. poke~man Lt. John Semcken said the JCI ,11d offtht· run"a' atit•1 1h wheels hit gras'> and mud straddling the concrete and raml' 111 rl'\I upside-do" n on the saw airfield turf No 1mmed1ate cau\C wa\ g1\.en for thl' l'r:l\h 1' Health dlrector warns of nu season SACRAM ENl n -fhe state health director 'ia)'> 1he annual "inter llu season has begun. l'' en though no ca~s haH" yet been n:poned 1n (. ahlomia I Dr. Kenneth K11er urgl.'d Tucsda) that h1gh-nsk 1nd1\ 1dual'l t<.l get Ou )hOt'i a'> soon as possible Thl'!'t' arc an)one O\ er age 55. those "1th t hronii.'. hC'allh problems. espc-ciall) hean. lung or k1dne~ d1~ase or diabetes. and health care I workers. K1u r said the l't'la11vl"I>-ti.·" l'a~~ nat1onW1tle \0 far could indic:ue that this won't be a bad tlu ~car Rut no one kno"'i Board bans 'unsafe• sei at bathhouses LOS ANGELE -S1n~1 hathhnu~ regulauons resm una homosC\ual activity in an effon 10 redu~·c thl· 1nl1dcn<.'l' of AID. ma, dn'C' h1gh -n"I.. encounters undervound into \Ul h places as puhllc re<.trooms. act1' 1\t) \cl1d Under the rcgulauons approvt"d T uc'ida . monitor" will be ~u1rtJ tv 1x11rnl I bathhouses for patrons engaging in .,e, acb that ha\e been deemed .t h1jl)l n'I.. 1 for spreading the AID viru~. Cn11n dubb<.-d the patrols "sc~ polil'C .. Convlcted spy glves secret tesdmony SAN FRANC'I ('0-Conv1c1ed <1py John Walker gave scc:n-t te5tlmon' I Tuesday lO a federal vand JU')' hcanng evidence about esp10na&t" 3fll\ lliM In I Northern California. acl-ol'\11ng to 1he San Franc1~0 Chronicle Tht' nc~spa(ll.·r said that Walker was spo11cd bc'1ng led m handcull1 to u (lo'K'J area ol thl' ftderal counhou~ where \.t\'ttt grand JUf) ~ ion art btmf hC'ld l he ncwsp9pcr cited "rounhousc 'iOurces" for m rtpon that \\al er lC'\t1tiC'O ~ ~fore~e~MI. I Defendantg1ven lmmaofty; tell• of kllllng• ' LO ANGELES-Oneoffourpn1 membtrsanntcd forallegtdl) l1lhng t"'O collqe students then vantcd 1mmun1t} for ht$ IC'StlmOn). d~nbcd hov. I thcstud~ts wcree\«utcd 1n 1 remote field off Mulholland T>rnr In a surpn~ dcvtlop cnt. De Andre Antwine Brown llJttd to ~uf Tucsda qainst the thrtt de r"'ndanlS charied wuh the murder. k1dnapp1n1 and robbtt) of Bnan Edward Ha""'° 20. and Michelle Anne 8o)'d, I Brov.n. 21 . v.ho ttmami. in protective cuitody. cetttfitd 1n tht prchm1naJ) heanna t~t the P"I mcm~ ~ stcahna Ham • arfora planned Ba"1ow liquor tort~"' Defend.ant tanlc)' B. Davu., 2 . removed the couple from the cv on a remote h1lls1dc walked tht'm mtoa field and fi!Td htS gun twice Brow"TI u1d. Dav1'1 rTtumtd to the car without the couple • Orange Co111 DAIL v PILOT /Wedne8'JI)' ~ 4, 1995 * Al Crusaders for import cutbacks fearing bill's veto WASHI N<.1TON !AP) -fe:i1t1k forces 1n C ong.res\. \Omber de!>pllc victory 1n their crusade for ltg1$lation to force impon cutback!> .• m~ cl1ng1ng to a 01c kcnng hope that the: me'"ure will escape Pre'itdc:nt Rca~tn \ vc:to pen "If tht• prt~1dc:n1 '>lmpl} \Cloe\ 11 w1thou1 g1 v1ng an) cl\planal1on I thsnlc 11 would anger a lot of ~ople," Rep Ed Jenkins, D-(ja said 1 uesda~ as the Hou-.c pa~<,ed thl" meawrl" 255-lhl The bill no"' Jwam Re - agan's signature Thi margin not uni) ft,>ll '>hon of the t"o-third!> needed for an O\.emdt of a threatened\ eto hut represented a se\ en-... ote dropoll from Hou<,c <;up- port Oct 10 tor a ditlenn~ 'er.,iun of thC' hill Reaga n hJ\ remained \1lc:nt on thc te·H1lt' mt'a\ure ""h1ch dl"1 ~ould furnish aid 10 the 1mpon-ha11t"rcd apparel, '>hoc and copper indu)trte\ L'.S Trade Re presentative ( lavton K Yeuner, however, told lawmaken again Monday h~ would Uf'F, . a Reagan veto o( the mcasutt whidl., despite charges 1t violates lont- stand1ng free-trade doctrine. emeqet ai the only maJor trade biU ~en to approach the passage st.qr this year. In a two-hour debate Tue9day, Hou~ suppon;rs of ~e tCJttilel. apparel and shoe industries warned or new plant closings and layoffs without action to curb 1mporu. Rep 01> mp1a Snowe, R-Mainc. whose home state 1s reeling from shoe factol') shutdown~. said a vote qainst the bill would "endorst the dutb o f an mdustf'\I .. Rep Ph.1ltp Crane. R-111., blasted the measure as "protccuonism 10 11s wo~t form .. Rep Hal Daub. R-Neb .. said 11 wa., '>Urc 10 launch rctahauon agam~t l \ c11pon s in Asia and thus was · a k1~k 1n the teeth for Amencan ~orkers and especially Amencan farmer\·· Atl~nti.$' la-ndingboosts monthly shuttle schedule By tbe Associated Pren EO\l. ARDS ~IR Hllhuttlc .\tlanus '>USta1ncd ·· J le~ d1ng.s" on thl· no'>c Jnd near the: landing gear hut 1h heat-shielding ules appeared intact follo"tng 11\ ~ lS-millton-milc flight ""A~\ officials sa~ The fla"kS'i finish Of thl' ~ct'k long ml\'>IOn 1n ~h1Ch spacewalking astronauts prac11ced space station lon .. truct1on methods. ha!. made ~ ..\ I\ confident 1t can ke('p launching monthh \huttle t11ght'i O\'er the ne"tt 13 months ··-w e had a great nme "m1ss1on commander Brewster Shaw Jr said after .\tlanus and its SC'\ en trew mem Ix'~ landed f ucsda~ Llght snow dusts West, Mldwest Light sno" dotted tht' West and ~ld'-"e~t toda' and fair slc1es pre"a1led o"er the lower half of the na1100 while thc East had belo~-normal tem~ture~. Sno"showcr.. were aclompan1ed h1, gusty. winds m nonhem ( olorado and southeast W ~oming ( he'.Yenne. \\ ~o had wind gusts of more than SU mph and Boulder. Colo. had gusts ot up to 60 mph. Light snow, freezing rain and rain ')pread acror,s ~estem South Dakota and Nebraska while hght sno11. ranged across much ol Minnesota and northern M1ch1gan Pentagon audltors 'save tai money' \.\ASHI NC1TO'l -Deten~ Department auditors completed studies in the last half oftisrnl 1985 that could sa' c ta11payers S 1.08 b1l11on. according to a newl}. relea'>Cd Pentagon rcpon. which also noted an increase in actio ns · against fradulent defc:n'il.' lOnlractors Department officials ha'e already authonzed correCll\C \tt'P\ that will 'Ml"e ruughl~ $668 m1lhon of that amount. the report said Tue!>da ) ~hether the remaining S4U8 m1lhon 1s c;a,ed will depend uix>n "management re\pon-.e\ · it ..aid Voyager 2 speedlng toward Uranus WASHl'CiT<)'I -l ranus the m'stenous blue-whm· planet sur- rounded b~ dim moonr, and dark nngs looks hkC' a bull~~C' 1n the sb as o\menca'c; \.o~ager 2 <,pat.'t't.ralt 'ipti:d'> toward m tariet lmuat 1mag~ oithe planeL the onl~ one in the wlar \\\tern ulted on its a"s so that m nurth pol<" and belt of sa1elh1e' lace lht' Eanh .tnd thl.' oncoming\. o~ager '>ho" onl~ a fuu~. v.-h111sh blob But ....,,w unal ~eronau1u:s and ~pal't' .\dm1n1'>trat1on '>c1ent1sts said Tutsda' that "hen Vo)ager 2 race:. pa)t the pan1 planet at 4 5 000 miles per hour oeu m1m1h 11 '>hOuld 5(:nd hal I.. ptl tun•., a<, g1)0J .h 1hose 111110~ ifluplll'r .ind '>a1urn ..,, 'era! \CJ~ ago Joe Kennedy II to run for Congress _' BOSTO~ -Jo\l'ph P l\.l'nn1•J II Jnnounu·1Jtuda' that he plan'> tu run tor 1hecongre"~1onal \cat that '>l't h1\ un~k John t-l\.cnncd\ on the road 101hc pres1denq. makmg him the third generation ot lhl' 1am1l~ tu enter pubht ltk The 33-}ear-old son t)I the late Rolx-n f Kennt'd' D-1' ) . said he would moH· to 1he lHh Congrc:'>\lonal D1<;1m·11u holstl·r h1'i h1J in the !'>eptember 1986 race for the seat t'>eing \Jcatcd b~ HuL\e 'lpeakl·r Thomas P "Tip" O'!\i'e11l ----------- AT FANTASTIC SAM'S Look and feel fan· tostK when our Of'fN l DAYS A WEElt. NO APPOINTMENT S NfCtSSAIN ...... ~ ...,. ... o..,. ~--........ 0 ~ c". I .... m11tt1el fa.•lh IWH..nt" Fo nta at lc Sam·• WOtMr & Golden...,1 M1~560 .. ._ .......... c.. ... Fant o ttlc Som'• 8roo .. hvn1 & Garfield 961 a.67 ................. fentoatlc Som'• 19th & Horbor --~--...... ~,_.., 722.-1119 EA01 SALON lNOfPENOENTLY OWNED ANO OPfRATED . ---------THE ORIGINAL FAMILY HAIRCU"ERS. - ... fi ~---------------------------_. .......................... . A & Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, D.eember 4, 1985 Give a thought to those whom St. Nick.forgets 'Tis the season to be forgetful. The holidays are busy umrs. You JUSt.get through entenaining the_iamify al Thanksgjving and-the next thing you know, there are only three weeks until Christmas Day. ln between, you only have to buy the tree. clean the house, address your Christmas cards, mail your out-of- state packages, hang the stockings, pick up a little something for your co-workers, find the hard-to-find gifts for your hard-to-shop-for spouse, take the kids to see Santa, bake pies, play Santa and worry that you know you are forgetting something. You are. We all are. We're foreening those many people out there whose thoughts at this time of year consist of what they don't have to do for Christmas. There's no money for a tree, or Christmas cards -or even stamps, for that matter. Stockings are what they wear on their feet. There aren't extras for hanging. For the less fortunate, Santa Claus is a dream in the eyes of little c hildren and a dull ache in the hean of a parent who knows the cupboard is bare. There won't be any gifts for them; that is. unless we remember. The Daily Pilot is trying to help by reminding you and making it easy to brighten a child's Christmas morning. We have erected a Christmas Gift Tree in our lobby at 330 W. Bay St. in Costa Mesa and have issued an invitation to the community. Bring a wrapped new gift for a child -tots to teens -and place it under our Christmas tree. Put two !ags on your gift, one to indicate the sex and age of the child Y<?U would like to receive it and another that can be filled in with the lucky child's name. Local Girl Scouts, in cooperauon ...yith the United Way, will distribute the thoughtful gifts through Share Our Selves, a Costa Mesa agency that helps the needy. The Volunteer Cente r of South Orange County 1s coordinating the holiday project that we hope will - become an annual effon. Drop off your gifts Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. The deadline is Dec. 20 so all the gjfts can be d istributed before C hristmas. Call Melinda Thackery at the Daily Pilot, ·642-432 1, if you have any questions. And, remember the bright eyes and warm hearts that your gifts will bnng on Christmas morning. Opinions expressed In this space ate those of the Dally P11ot Other views expressed on this page are those of thetr authors and artists Reader comment la Invited The Oatly Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 92626 Phone 642-6086 . poo ane res ric :zon slows the freeway flow To the Editor The main point of the Nov. 25 article on the new car pool lanes 1s fallaci ous. It 1mphes that due to the ~hort tTavel 11me required by car pOOlers, that the freeway is therefore handling the traffic better It is casll} apparent that there 1s much less traffic being handled b} the new lane (the emperor has no clothes') Their own figures testif) to 1h1'> fact The OMV recommcnd\lhat tr:ilfa should follow the 2 second ruk which means \() t:ar\ per \etom.1 or 1.800 per hour should tlov. 1n edth lane. The maxim um reponed figure of I, 128 cars per hour 1s thus only hnll of the safe rate What'\ wrong., Al non-peak hour\ the lant· t:arne\ almo'it no traffic The art1dc I'> as bad as an)' propaganda the \o,.ict'> pnnt in its attempt 10 make a bad hureau- cra11c solution look good r dnve the freeways every day and have measured the car spacing al less than one second dunng the "peak rush hour " This has not changed since the new lane was put in Thi'> means that the new lane 1s carrying only about one fourth the traffic each of the other three lanc'I Jocs -at ti'> be~t And that the tar\ 1n the thrc~· non<ar pool lant''> arc lrnwdcd up to nearly 1w1cc the \afc capac.1ty' ShoulJ not the safcl) of .111 of thc cars be mun: important than ho"' fast car pooler\ drive'' It ts eas) 10 1mag1ne the whole frccwa> going much faster 1f the new lane 1s opened up. allowing ALL OF t IS to get home faster and safer. DENNIS L. CHI LOS Newport Beach Crusader thanks Mesa council i o the Editor· Several mon lhs ago the< O\ta M e"'I Traffic Comm1ss1o n vo1ed unan1 mously to den) an appeal t<.1 reduce the speed limit on Orange Avenue rom 35 to 25 mph Tht!> appeal wa., made pnmanly becau'>C of our con- cern that 35 mph was a very un\afc spttd limit and inappropriate 1n a res1dent1aJ neighborhood This dcn1aJ was recently appealed to the Costa Me~" Ci ty rounul. which unanimously voted tc> lower the speed ~mat to 25 mph. On behalf of the East 1dr C nm•n'!> • Assoc11t1on. I would ltke to thank the 1 Costa Mesa C11y Council for ha v1n& the concern and couraae to unani- mously overrule the Traffic (om· ORANGE COAST Daily P.ilai ml'l\tOn on this issue J hank >'>u. Norma Hertzog. for pulung the appeal on the agenda. thank vou Oonn Hall for being Cfte tir .. 1 ~n to ~ponc;or the resolution to lov.cr the \peed hm11, and thank \llU I>a vr Wh et"ler. Mary Hornbuckle and Arlene 'ihaeOer for voting fo1 the motion We look forward to '1goroui, en- fortement of th1c; c;pecd fim1t. This 3ct1on should ..end a 'itrona messagt" to tho<sc II\ 1ng on th<' Fast 1de that the ( osta Mt<ia < it )< ounc1l 1!. w1lhng 10 h~ten and that Cll) ~ovemment docs ~ork. altx-11 ~lowl) Rollt"rt c Boullon Pre\1den1. Fa\t 'i1dc < 1111en·~ l.c;c;cx 1a11on a Fr•nk Zlnl Tom hit Manoqo"Q ( O•fl>t Don fenler .... , .. fQ1t'll! , "It behoovesoursecretaryof cautoprcss thequestJon: Wllal I thef11/ extent of Israel/ espionage Jn this country?" • 1Jtr~ -~ ~ Who else has been spying for Israel from America? ·Befor e accepting a pology' we should get all of the facts NEW YORK -Secretary of State George Shult1, confounding ob- server!> who expect the unexpected, fell all over himself accepting I srael'~ apolog} fo r spying on the United States "I think this is an excellent state- ment and we arc !kltlsfied by tt," he said. He added: "We ha ve full confidence 1n Israel's determinati on and ability to pursue 1h1s case down to the ~eu11I and to bnng tho!>e responsible to account " Mr Shulll 1s a tru!>tlng soul. especially for a diplomat. He particu- larly trusts Israel. which he recently -catted "the truest symbol of the victor) of good over evil ." a state- ment that goes funher than most rabbis would care to go The lJnilt'd States may not rank with Israel morally 1n Mr. Shul11's es11mat1on. but 1t 1s his unhappy lot to represent the interests of the United .. State<, rather than hracl. Sometimes he appears 10 forget. The Israeli apolog>. in the wake of broken Israeli prom1~e'> to make two ~uspcct diplomat<; available for qucst1on1ng. means nothing. The two diplomats were wh1skedJlQ_me to Israel , and II isn't clear that Amencan officials will be permitted to 1nten 1cw the(Tl even there The Israelis have been notably uncoo~rauve in the sp.y scandal. The vocabulary of Watergate -"stone- walling." for 1ns.~nce -has Pc:en JOSEPH SOBRAN revived by reponcrs covenng the affair. Now there are cover-u ps and cover-ups. A successful cover-up is one no one reali1es 1s happening Rut there 1s another kind of cover-up. as when Geraldine Ferraro Oatl y refused to divulge information as required b)' law. that 1s less sut·cessful. In such a case you are seen to be h1d1ng something. and the observer can uni> infer that yo u calculate that the danger of being known to be hading It 1s still less than the damage of revealing it -· ___ _ What are the Israelis hiding? Per· haps. for openers. the names of the Israelis who arranged to pay an Amencan to betray his country. But it's unlikely that that 1s all. In the days when the gre3t Soviet spy nng wa~ being exposed. James Burnham observed that when you catch a fish . you don't as\ume u·s the onl y fish 1n the lake Jonathan Ja> Pollard 1s reported to have rece1 ved $50.000 for his services to Israel. Thi\ is presumably not the pocket mone)' of whoever recruited him. At somc level. the Israeli government may have budgeted for espionage in the Untted States. Moreover. the Israelis have promised to d ismantle the· osp1onage unit that hired Mr. Pollard -very sporting of them. butt.hat unit was ~ot?abl y n9t 1n businc~$ for lhc sole purpose ofhandhng tran\dl 1111n .... w11h one in~ormant. Mr. Pollard. 1n shon. 1<, <1l111u')I certainly not th e onl> Amenca n ~hu has been dealing 1nforma11on to tht: Israelis. And tt behooves our sec· retary of state to press the question What 1s the full ell:tcni of Israeli espionage 1n th1scount rv'.' How man} other Pollards are there1' And who art they., Someone in Israel kno~<, Israel\ apologists arc laking the: line that "everyone does 11 " -11 '<; perfectl) normal for allies to SP} on allies. That 1!> suppo<.cd 1o lc\!>Cn Israel's re'ipons1b1hty Ma )tx· 'iO bu1 11also1rnphes v.hat th11..e apolog1'it!I don't v.ant to 1mpl~. that 1fth1sson ol thing 1~ normal rather than t \· 1raord1nary . there ma~ ht· a lot more SP} 1ng going on It's also quttc normal tor cncrn1c'i 10 sp) on enemies. But when we catch a So\lel spy. v.e don't say ... Well, what the heck. Evcf)one docs 11. ··We try to put a stop to 1t. We try to find Out how far it has gone Mr. hultT. 1n the Israeli case. 1~ trusting the Israeli<; to put a stop to 11. and he evince\ no curiosity as to ho\A. far 11 has gone If<' \eems to want 10 let the culprit conduct the 1n ves11ga11on on thl' honor S)'stem. The fev. Amem·an poh11c1an-) "'h11 have had anything to say on the Pollard case. such as Sen. Daniel Patnck Moynihan. ha ve do ne little more than announce that they arc prepared to forgive Israel anything . .\ generous sentiment. We should all stnve to emulate 1t. But first. won't someone please tell U'i how imut h there is to forgive., Jo1epb Sobraa is a syndicated colum11/1r.. -1Z41MMM•MfoNMJ.!i!!i·i---------------- W. German terror groups ·refuse .to be beaten down Red Army Faction's dem ise trumpted --more than once, but it always return s ~ ~">1 llN< .TON -The bomb blast la~• v.eck in the parking lot of an American PX in Frankfurt provided further proof that West German terrorist groups. supposedly eradicated five years ago. are defi- n11cl) alive and acti"e The group believed to be respon- sible f•hc latest outrage had also set ofT a car bomb at the U.S. Air Force base outside Frankfun last August. The terronst~ call themselves the .. Red Ann) Facuon." and their resurgence. hke some mahJnant phoenix. has been dcscnbcd in an internal Pentagon intelligence rrpon as .. a cicnous threat to U.S m1htary interests into the foreseeable.' futurr." The rcpon. a "special assessment, .. confirms observalloO\ made by our associate Lucettc Lagnado on a rcccn 1 tnp to 1West Gem1any The report concludes that the group has ~gun a "new phase" of opcra11on). and warns thal "attacks on us .. relatcd taric1s by both the hard-core RAF (Red Army Faction) and its militant supponen can be expected" 1n com- ing months Amencan '1Crv1ce personnel and their dependent" were way ahead of thr Pentagon analysis. They'11e been expccUnf the wof1t ever since the AUJ. 8 au-base bomb1na. In numer- ous conversations. ~rvieemen and their wives expressed concern over their vulnerable s1tuauon in West Germany, and frustration at the 1n1b1hty of either the Army or We" ~rman authonues to deal etTtcttve- ly with lhe threat The Red Arm> Faction can tx traced back to the 1960!. and Weit Germany's n1d1cal tef\1st atoup , PQtt1cularly the 8aadcr-Meinhof g.ana. 8y 1972. the first generation of thr fac11on'\ leadership h d been imprisoned and the rank-and-file apparently dispersed Five years later, th ough . a new generation emerged, went into acuon · and was beaten down by West German police. There was another comeback in 1980. and another defeat. The West German authon11es then announced that the Red Arm y Faction was extinct. Now it's back again, ~s~1bl y stronger than ever, and certainly Just as virulent in its hatred of West Germany's ties to the United States .. The first eruption was the Aug. 8 bombinJ in the parking lot of1he U. ·. airhf\ wing at Rhein-Main Air Base. "The bomb was timed to go off dunna a period when there were likely to be a large number of people in the parking. lot," the Pentaaon repon noted. One Amenca.n GI and a military wife were killed. 20 others were wounded. The car, driven onto the base an the momma rush hour. when security checks were per- functory. was purchased at the same dealership as the car that carried last week'1 bomb into the PX parkina lot. "The Ma~ist-Lenin1st oriented Red Army Faction has proved, over the past IS years. to be both a danaerous and persistent opponent of the social order in Western 'Europe ... the Pcnt.taon report stated, adding ominously: "There is no end 1n tght for this cont1num1 cycle of violence ... The aroup's members are "veteran terrorists," lhe report warns. adding that "the currcntcrop of h•td-core le.den is at least the fifth aroup to control the pna." The aroup 1\ "fie~ly opposed to the current political situalJon in We,. Germany . (and 1s) \lridcnlJy ant1 ·Amencan ·· the rtpon u ys. Nouna that "the demi~ of the Red JACK r-:;l ANDERSON ~ and DALE VAN ATTA Army Faction has been trumpeted several t1me'i by West (icrman authonues:· the Pentagon analysis concludes that the most alarming feature of the terronsl group l'i "11\ ability to absorb drb1litating pun1~h ment from the security force~. rr- gcnerate Its strength and emerge once again as a scnous ~unty threat." BEST BOOKS: Here are ~ome recent bo<>k'i we think arc worth serious attention· •"Day of the Bomb" hy Dan Kurzman manage the seemingly impossible: d1~overy of numerous exclusive tidbits on the exhau'itively studied story of President Truman'r, deCl$10n to drop the atomic bomb on H1rosh1ma. One example: Truman, despite his claim, knew about the bomb before he became president. •"The lJntApped Power of the Press" by Lewis W. Wolf'ion 1 a wari~and-all analys1t. by a former reporier that should be well received in the current anti.press atmosphere But Wolfson's crit1c1 ms lf't' valid. panicularly when he cites 1he failure to write important, difficult back· around stones instead of frothy attent1on~icttcrs. •"Father & Son·· by F Forrester Church 1s both a biograph) of1he late \en. Frank Church, [).Idaho, And an autob10&n\Ph)' ofh1!> '°n· 3 Un1tanan m1n1ster It tells how the once-~fi1'it \On came tO view has father M the "real" radical -for cavil naht!I and an end to the war 1n V1tU\am J•t:'t NJdt!NOIJ •JHI D•lt! YH Alt• lrt 1yaflk•IH colt11n.l1b. JOS~PH .SOBRAJ' columnia ANN WELLS Sleeping in turns out to b e healthy Most of us knew without a formal study by Harvard " rl-ccnt !>IUd} t:onducted ll\ H.tr\ ard Ml'd1cal School has come up ..,..1th a theory that heart ::attaC'ks a1t triggered b}' getttng up in the morn 1ng Their landings show that pcopl\ arc three umcs morl' likely 10 sulkr hcan attack\ between 6 a.m arid noon than at an) other t1nie of lhl· da>y , The ')trC'ls of waking up tnggc" t•hange'i in the bod)' and causes lethJI hluod dot~ to lodge in the hean ' Jrtl·nes. I don't ko o" hov. much lime .rntl monc) was spent on filf'tnng lllli> out bu11fany of the doctors involved hau· teen-agers. the) could have figurcll this out long ago. An> parent trying 10 peel a teen· ager out of bed in time to catch th\' 'iC hool bus recognizes the kid " res1s11ngas though his life depends on 11. He knows, 1nstinct1vely. that getting out of bed before nt>0n " hazardous 10 his health. Teen-ager'\ are n't the only one' who rccogn11e the daogers of getting up 1n the morning. People of all age' and in all cx:cupatto ns fight a losing battle 10 sleep 1n e\C.~f) morning and thu'i. e>.tend their life span. 4.las. the alarm clock 1s relentless. Dr Jame<; Muller. pnnc1pal authm of the study. noted that the sympathll nervous system is less acti ve during sleep and "It begins to be activated 1n a vef) harsh manner. as we all knov.. when the alarm clock nngs. " We all do know that. That IS wh\ dock radios were invented. anti clock!> that speak gcnlly tu u'i in thr morning several umcs before they gl·t test y It'<• not JUSI tcchnolog)' that 1\ tf)'1ng 10 save us from a heart attack -our pets arc JU!>t as concerned Why else would our dogs hck our faces 1n the morning and try to pull the <.O\CfS offl Why else would our cats walk back and fonh on our m1dscc t1oni.. mcv.mg? They know that method of waking us up 1s more gentk than an alarm clock Infants and very young people wake up earl> because this 1s not a problem tor them. Their hearts arc factory-new and clicking nght along. Their blood 1s pnstine and swishing ha\en't a chance to form. Very old people often get up earl~ 100 That's because by now they and 1he1 r heans have reached some son of truce Their hearts d1dn·1 attack them all the year'i of earl) rising when thq v.ere ~ounger. ro they trust them now Those who are wa y over the age their insurance companies told them the} should ltve, have a "&o for 11" attttude. An anc1en1 uncle of mine who was conttnually scolded when he smoked or ate red meat without tnmm1ng ofT the fat ignored all the warnings. "If m> days arc so hm1ted." he told me. ''I've got to do what I want to do when l want 10 do 11, and as often a~ I can do 11." That made sense to me and. although we didn't discuss 11. that was probably why he got up so early. Th3l and the fact he could gel first crack at the crossword puzzle in the morning paper · Ironicall y. Unde Tom's number came up the onl y morning anyone could remr mber that he stayed in bed past 6 a.m. He had had surgery on h1\ foot. was supposed to stay ofTfor two days. and died of smoke 1nhalat1on when he set his bed on fire while lyi ng there smoking his pipe. We don't know. of course. 1f this study will change any sleep pattern~ and lower the rate of heart attacks, but 1fyou're between infancy and old age. what better excuse could you come up with for sleeping in every mom mg'> Columnist Au Welti lhn In L11ana Nl1ael. L.M. Bovo -~-- There's more to news than stocks, weather Our Lanauaae maA contends thrrc out of four tclev1&Jon viewers ever') evening pallently watch two report~ they don't understand. never havr understood. ftnd never v.r1ll under- ~tand. One. thf" mctcrOlog1cal J•raon of the wcathn forcast. and two. the Dov. 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' . . • . . • ' . . •. r4'11Wpgr:. bioch "i't 'lht0t1 l"'llord 1l't1b't'I !()10 \Ml...C..v.rid v1l 1.o9' 1001 \W!\~ bl\ld, 21ll~ ~7 poetJdrlt'd 5Z~.sooth loNiow , ~IA/~ 9~~~ 1\ U1r->n~ 1to9. ~u1r<W1 1 ~'1t eurdn) noor Lo~ A heart prolapse ailment ·can be treated saccessfully By EVE C. LASH .,...,,....c~·~• Close.to I 0 percrnt ol the American population have 11 and don't evc:n know 1t. It's called m1tral valve: prolapse of the hean Mllral valve prolapse (also known as the Cilek-Murmur ':>yndrome. Barl~w·s S>ndrome. Click Ch1ch. Straight Back Syndrome. Ballon Mitral Valve and Flopp) Vah'l' Symdrome) 1s when one·or both valve flaps are enla~ed and some of their supporting stnngs are too long. ac- cording to the Amencan Ht:an A!>- '\oc1at1on. When the hean rnntract~ the m1tral valve flap., do not clo!.t smoothly lnstc:ad. pan of one or hoth na{>S callapst' backward into the left atnum ln!.omc ca\c'>asmallamount of blood leaks backward through thr valve. Newpon Bl•arh card1olog1-;1 James C. Shelburne says what happt'n\ 1n prolapse 1s like what happens tu a Wll'\&}ng door. The door opens line. but the spnng!> arc ioo loo'>t' There- fore. this allows the doors to open back. It all '>OUnih \('I) \enou\, but actuall>. Shelburne -.a>' not to wolT) 1f you are d1agnO'>(.'d with prnlapsi: He sa)S there arc degree!> ol <.e,cnt> with prolapse. with the rnmmon PAPARAZZI rases being minor problem!>. In severe cases the so-called "door!>" actually open. Common symptoms of m1tral val ve are paJp1tat1ons or PV("s (prematu~c:. ventncular con tractions), chest pain, severe weaknes~ and shortness of breath Howevt:r. Shelburne cautions that man) people w1th prolapse don't have any palp1ta- t1ons or any other !tymptoms. In addition. he says man) people ha\t: minor palpitations. ltke many \\1th a normal hean. feel weakness and shonnes'i of breath and the) don't have m1tral valve. He says the problem I!> usual!) diagnozed b) accident on a routine doctor v1s1t. B} listening to yo ur hcan with a stethoscope doctor" will hear a chck1ns sound or hean murmur sound in many case'>. At that point the doctor will dende whether medications or '>pec1aJ tew. are necessary, such as an echocard10- .gram in which ultrasound wave'> bounce-off the heart to provide a picture of the hean valve'> i\ccord1ng to the American Heart -\ssocia11on 11 ·~ important to know whether or not you have m11ral 'alvc prolapse because the re are on:a!>1onjl problems that anse that can U'>uall> be prevented or controlled with med1cat1on (such as beta blcxkcr..) .. Shelburne "'1)'!. the most 1mporwnt aspect of 11 jll 1s the suscep11b1l1t y ol 1nfcc11on .. That meam the~ peopk who ha\ e It \hould take precautions .. The\c prec:au11uns entail premed1cat1on with an11b1otll~ before an} dental procedu ~es and some surgical procedure!> He \a}'> 1 this 1s becau!>e bactena 1n the mouth could get 1n the blood stream during cleaning If any bacteria becomc-s, S(ated on thi: "ah e 11 could destro~ the vahc ".\nd that could be bad trouble .. But per'>on<.. diagnosed v.11h prolap<,t arr rouunely premed1cated he tort: an) dental work or surger, For the mu\t pan. Shelburne \a)'> "torgt·t ahout 11 .. In general 11 .., extremel\ rare for prolapse to become \enou!i or a life threatening problem If ac} problems develop the} are u\uall) minor ones. In rare ca!>C~ 1n,oh1ng h:akage of blood from the lt'ft ventricle to the left atrium. 1nfect1om of the m1tral valve can occur. but the chance oflnfect1on can b1: d1m1n1.-.ht•d b) talong ant1b1ot1t'> fhl' cxart rnu'ie of mnral valve prolapw 1\ unlo.nown Thl.'re 1<; usuall~ not other hi:an d1<..t'8'>l' preM'nt "Wt• JU'>l don't knuw There 1" a hod~ ol opinion that kel 11 t'> deH.'loped in lctal \late at about the Ii ve to ~' 1:11 "ed. 'tage <,omc:th1ng happen' at .. \ . , I ,. ~ . Normal mltral valve that ti me It I\ J \t•r. \!}ellhl Jnatom1\.al !>trudural dd~tt ol tht• -.ahc 'r uutan '-l't'•llkarh · He ~a)~ thl.'re 1~ a 'lighth higher inc1dente ot prolap'l' in "Omt·n Chcrall '>hdhurne \CJ\'> ti~ per<,un think'> the' ma) ha\l' prolap-.e \t:t' their ph)'\1 t:1an II the dot tor fc:t·I, thl' patient ha\ an 1rrcgulJr heart bt:.it or murmurort hc:k hl' ma\ rl't.ommtnd a cardiac ultra'>OUnd Or l't:hocardto- gram w vie" lhe hi:an·!> internal ~tructure .\fter that tht· ph~\1t.1an ma\ rn- ommend a bct.1 hlot kn 1f the ah· normalit' v.arrant' th1'> tn:atment ~helhu.rnl' \J\\ muth ot 11 ·,ound' tern bk " Rut 111 !Jt 1 n11"1 pt·opk "doJU!>t lini:" J nd ll111\I p.1111:nt!>cn10\ aCll\C h'l''> v.1thout JO\ rc:\lnllmn-. Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT /Wean..aay, 0904tmber ... 1985 A9 ·- Sexuality important for canCer victims · Rt:cl'ntl ~ I v.aH alk·d on tu prl.'~nl a program Ill cancer\ 1ct1m<.. and 1he1r <..pou~., about human ~>.uJht~ II reall) h;id to do v.11h the lhallengt: of 'un 1\or<..h1p .i nd ">me ol the ''~uc\ llJ\ l'rt:d apph to all ot u\ ..\Iler ail amo'>t C\t:f)bod~ "'ho\ II\ ed long enough -ha'> had tu f.iu: 1hc reu>' l'r. prO<:l''>'> Imm ont• dt'>J'>lcr ur another E ''l'll a hrolo.cn arm or a '>pra1ned .rnkk lan <..hake a per<;on into a program 111 thallfnging .. ell·l'\ alua1111n -\lh.,.un rcco' t•nng lrom l ancer \urger. .rnd a panR 1pJnt 1n the progrJm put htP.df duv.n for v.hat she 1dcn11fieJ a' her "\po1kd brat · a1111udc.> ··1 kno\.\ I \houltl bt: gratdul to tx· ali1.t: · 'hr \JJd .. , v.111 prohahh Ix· punt\hnJ lllr "'anting mc•rl' 111 v.hat ·normal' pt·opk v.anl · Tht' man v.1th tht' hrnh·n .Hm al\o knuv.<, he·, lut k~ He\ oh-,o-gratdul ht: d1dn '1 hrt>a k hi!. nt·ck 't l'I \1'- V.l'l'k\ aftl·r ht'> a1.udcnt ht• bemoan' hJ \ 1ng,w lau:. a. li.:v. huun a 1.1.~k of ph1~1cal therap' 10 regain lull U'>l' ot h1'> arm .\v.akl' dl 1 a m he md" al\o kd a liltk guilt\ Tht:re Jrt' J lot ol pt·11pk v. ho h,n c J.m:d tu .,. .... ~ 1ha1 \Uf\ I' 1ng " nut enough T hn 'rt.' al\111ntc:rt''>lt:d 1n thl' 4ualll\ ol l1k and lht\ \huuld tx' .\hout hJll ol thu\t' pt'oplt• v..ho Jrt• d1.ign11,t'd JnJ tn:atl'd tor t anlt'r LINDA ALCAZI \Un l\t' oa\I the fi,e.\ear mark R, the ,ear ~UO() that figu·r~ could n~ w "'5 perlent researchers 'Mi} Thi:~ '>O<alled ·sun l\O~· art• Joined b) thlJ'!>e "'ho aren't n~s~nh ·l urt.•<f but v.. ho al!.o "un 11.e 101 mam \ear\ -II\ 1ng. laughing ""orlo.1ng 1. n 1ng .rnd bt-1ng SC\ual But uur rnlture I!> '>1111 full ot all kind'> ul \e>.ual rn\lh~ Ont' a!.sump twn 1\ th,H '>t'l( 1\ natural and thl'rdorc don not ha H' to bt: karned -kt alone relearned dltt'r '>ome d1!>!'.'a'e proce .. s Dix!>n t ll aho ~em lud1nous to e'en tOn'>tdl'r thl' 1dt"a that ".>t:X should !'<OT be-4l.PCflL\ d1)Cu~~w. ,be.tween *' panncr<,'1 'i et. that m\ t h 1!. still alt H' 1n our I 'IX 'I v.orld '-'t> bt:l11:0\t: that th\; onh people "h11 \hould nghttulh indulge an: thO\l' "ho arl· \.( >T 1110 \Oung. too old unmdlTtl'd ur unhl'alth' \('\ jl·lord1ng tu 1ur l ultural m' th~. ·~ 'ome1h1ng v. hit h ""mph not donl' (Plea~ 11ee SEXU ALJTY I A 10 I 'Let's go to the Hop' nifty '50s fund"!'raiser for NB school By VIDA DEAN Sandi Mitchell , Marilyn Pelis and Carleen Wiiiard found poodk 'i k1m. Tabe Griffin wort> bermuda shon~ and matching ve'it from ht:r colle~e days and Gall Daniels was at11rcd 1n her Girl Scout uniform from thl' 50~ The "Let's go to the: llo p" fun - dra1~r d10nt:r/auct111n of Our Lad~ Quei:n ol .\ngi:I\ S1..ho11I sent J numhcr of the 2~0 si:arl h1ng tor drl.'\\ from their school Ja>' The C\Cnt, thairmanneJ h) Har- rietSelna, took place at the Bo) SC luh 10 EastblutT and Shella Co llins ar- ranged dccora110Mand pan) prop'> to make the guests th1nlo. they reall> were at a 50s dance Dance Dimension compan\ provided the musical 1n- sp1rauon Delant)''> catered tht• dinner. It wasn't all dannng and d1n1ng .there was bu~ ing more than 140 items we re out for the silent auction. Jim Vlllers was making a return engagement as aucti oneer during li ve bidding and encouraging the panygoers to raise tht:1r hid' to a'i'il'>t the school. • Kathy Ruper, v. ho '>aid '>he alwa>' wanted a doll houw purc:ha'Sed tlw English T utor St) led om· hu11t h\ Richard Lanni. Sue and Bob Wachtler went tur thl· South Coast PlaLa wee\...1.'nd and shopping spree and Oafri Este v.i:nt home ~•th a pearl bracelet Merrymaker; appeared at a dinner Shella Collin• and Harriet Selna. auction held at tht· C )pre'>'i fom- mun1t} < enter w lend their 'iupport to the ( a..a 't outh ~helttr 1n Los .\lam1to~ Tht ~75 helped raise more than ~10.000 during thl' four-hour affair Michele and Patrick Murphy ul Newport Beach were: there to chet•r un hi\ mother. Marge Murphy v.ho I'> pres1dt·n1 ol tht• < a..a Aux 1liar: .\l\o lriends Bea and Bert Norred from \fonart·h Ba) Jlten,.kd thl· '1\th jnnual lundral\er \ttornl'' tan Hartford ol llunt· 1ngton Beach v..aH>n han<l 10 pro\1<lt> rolliclung n1u\lt for the h1dder'> !Ht· also sen l''i 11n the ( a-.a ho.ird ot <lircuor<; l Myldred Jones oncnl'<l thl· 'hdtn Janet Beal. Krt• Verbnagbe and GUllaD Quinn ln prop ClleTJ. w hl'lp homt•lc" tt·t•n.i~er' 1n l'l .. X "h n't th•~ J n1u· pJrt\ h.1rp mu'>1c J lirl· 1n the lircplJLt' .inJ guod lood .. .,.11d Grayne Price "It\ gn.•at I J1dn'1 h.tH' H• dll J th11111." c,atd Aon Wells. Thi:' talkd 11 a ··c 1ilt Imm th1 I lean ~. ~umi: 'II) 11r fill "t'lt' .il "hl·rman L1bran Jnd < 1.irJn1'> l·.n1n!! Jnd that11nl!o •• 1 t'., J th.1 n \... HJU ,,mt Lon Warmington. v. h11 hJJ plannnl thl' dlla1r ··\\, e 1n' 1ted tht• \tJll prl''' .mJ peuplt• "h11 ha\l' 'upp11rteJ '>hi:rman .\lso attt·nJ1ng ""t're !\ora .inJ Charley Hester. 1'.ora .ind \-10 Jor- genseo, Pat .md Al Cox, Belly .i nd Alan Andrews. Wadf' Roberts, Joan and Tom Morphine and Bob Warm· ington. Rnlolet v.ho had Ldtl·red tht· \pur Jnd thr RoSt' n c:nt put out thl' grt:al '>pread ut looJ • Ind 1J n fou<l Im t•r<; v.1 II go m tit·, lor go1Jd naan and tandoori rhKken Aron Purl, "h11· ll\e\ 1n ':Ip\ l ild'>'> .ind ''"n'> Rtnal Kh,hl:r hac, a nc" pl.11..t' 1n F-ullcnun T jJ 't·v..pon Beath lj n'> v.erl' 1n\ 11ed up for a luolo. \l'l' and ""t're trl·atcd to J limn nJe and a lot ot their la\ onte tcxid'I lamh v.11h mint sauce. th1lkcn l'tl a" Kathy and Patrick m1th. Diane and Ltt Bromil ey, JoAnne and Gene Mix, Barbara and Kent Freundt 1 neigh hors of Pun). Cindy and Blair Armstrong. Stepbanie and Frank J.,ew is, Jean and Bob Campbell, Helen ,rnd Cbris Melchior. Barbara Tappan. andee Harden and Bruce Sumner .\l'io m1ngl1ng were Ted Neeley I" k'>U\ ( hnst 'iuper Star" J. Persis Kbambata ("')tar Trek"\ Mary taven 1a fo rmer 'v11s<> V.otldl. tl'nn.., plaH·r Shasbl Menon and Dick Dodd 1 lormer Mou'><'keteer and H u01 1ngton Bea1.h rc.>~taurateun Hov. long does 11 takt' tu dTI\ t' trnm :--.c .... pon lkac:.h..ULfull_l'.!}un "' .\lmmt tv.u hour'> it \Ou are 1n a limo and tht' dn q~r ha'>· ne\ er been that tar nonh 1n ()( The "lost l>Ol''> .. arrt\t'J hung!"\ and the Indian food ~l'nt la,1 a'> v.a11er\ urtulated v.11h tra\\ in thl fountain centered dining room Father Bill McLau.rhlln. Jim and Janet Vlllcn. with Principe? Joanne Cla re. Barbara Freundt and Arun Purl at Taj. TAKE CHAN A ' • AlO Orange Coast DAILY PILO"T/ Wednesday, December 4. 198$ --____._ Unbeaten Perry Mason -------eou-rts-fa-vor with-N-BG 1 Season's most popular TV movie gt ves Peacock Network ample reason to strut months of November, Ftbruary und May -ratings for local stations are measured and used to determine future advertising rates. The networks. in an attempt to bolster the By FRED ROTHENBE RG ~, ......... ,... NEW YORK -Peny Mason. still undefeated in the courtroom. also proved unbeatable in the ratings last week. notching the No. I ranking for NBC's TV movie, "Perry Mason Returns," according to figures re- leased Tuesday by the A.C. Nielsen Co. The nostalgic movie, which ..fea- tured the unOappable defense at- torney proving that his true-blue former secretary. Della Street, was innocent ofmurdec, had a-27.2rating.. lhe best .performa11ce of" any TV movie this season. Last week: NBC ordered another "Perry Mason" movie for May, but the show's star, Raymo nd Burr, has ruled out a weekly series. The original "Perry Mason" ran from 1957-66. Wi.th "Perry Mason" and Thanksgiving night reruns of "The Cosby Show" and "Family Ties" leading the way, NBC won the week of Nov. 25-Dec. I with an average rating of 18.2 to CBS' 16.3 and ABC's 14.4. (A rating measures the per· centage of the nation's 85.9 m illion homes--with television.) Now one-third of the way through the 30-week prime-time season, NBC lea9s with an average rating of 17. 9 to CBS' 16. 9 and ABC's 16: I. CBS researchers say the network would have to beat NB\, on average, by half fo nunes of their local affiliates. QfTer a ratings potnt every week to catch special programs. such as mint~nes NBC. and blockbuster movies. NBC had six oflast week's Top 10 NBC had ~c lowest-rated mini- shows, including the best-ever per-series. ··Mussolini: the Untold formance· for "Miami Vice," while Story," but won thl' sweeps on the CBS had the other four. strength of its regular series and CBS' "60 Minutes" was second movies. NBC's "An Early Fro!.t,: with a 26. 7 rating. closely followed by "Hostage Flight" and "This Child Is "The Cosby Show, .. with a 26.6 and Mine" were among the highest-rated CBS' "Murder, She Wrote," with a films last month. 26.4. Then came "Family Tics." Dave Poltrack, CBS' vice president ''Miami Vice." NBC's "Golden for research, said each nl'lwork im- Girls,'' CBS"' Kate & Allie" and CBS'• proved its November rating from a "Newhan:· lied for eigh,tb. and year ago.. w.ith .. N)K' r~gj~tering th_e._ NBC's ''.Cheers." biggest increase. 11 percent. The Network researchers said some of threc-network'prime-time rating for "Miami Vice's" gain came from November was 51.0, a 6 percent college students, who watch the series increase from the 47.9 in 1984, when in dormitories and fraternities tha t CBS won with a 16.8 rating. are not metered by Nielsen, coming Poltrack attributed the gains to the home for Thanksgi ving, watching the "the strong performance" by mini- show and getting. their choice re-series "that bring light viewers to the corded by the ratings service. set ." ABC's. "North and South" CBS' "Dallas" was 11th and ABC's averaged a 26.0 rating, CBS' "Kane "Dynasty" was 13th, the first time in and Abel" had a 22. 7 and nearly two years that first-run "Mussolini" an 18.7. episodes of the serials both finished Last week. Part 3 of "Mussolini" out of the Top 10. ranked 16th and Part 2 was 18th. ABC Besides its sixth weekly victory. introduced "Dynasty-II: TheColbys" NBC also won the November sweeps to its regularihursday night time slot for the first time since J 974 with a on Thanksg1V1ng and it ranked 50th ratingofl7.8toCBS' 17.2andABC's out of 68 shows. It was hurt by its 16.€1. The four-week sweeps period lead-in show, "Shadow Chasers," ended in the middle of last week. which had a 6.2 rating and ranked Three times a year -the sweeps 67 th for the week. Rules of the dating game depend ori age ofplayer_s DEAR ANN LA NDERS: The let· ters you have run lately on the .. new" rules for women who date has prompted me io wnte. I am in my 40s, was mamed for several years, am totally confused and more than a little nervous. What am I supposed to do when a man invites me to join him for dinner aqd a movie? Should I ask h.im then and there. ''Who 1s payinf" How might one do that gracefully. I cannot imagine. I am struggling hard to make ends meet. I simply cannot afford to go out with someone and suddenl y be told. "I paid for the dinner, it's up to you to buy the movie tickets." Now I am wondering if that nice man who took me out last week and seemed to enjoy my company so much hasn't called back because J d1dn 't offer to pay for my half. Or is he waiting for ME to call and invite HIM out for a meal? Please, Ann, how about some help for us females who were busy doing somethinf else while the rules were changing'. -CONFUSED IN WASHINGTON. DEAR CONFUSED: Relax. The rules haven't changed all that moch for females lo their 401. Moat men in the 1ame age bracket who Invite ANN LANDERS women to di.nner and tbe movies still expect to pick up the tab. If the relationabJp becomes m~re th~aaaal, tbe woman sboald'oHer to cook occasionally at her place or take him out on hJI birthday or on Valentine's Day or just for a Sanday treat. She should also buy blm a gift once in a while. The rules are different for teen- agers on an allowance, college ldds who are barely getting by, or senior cltisens on a penaloa. Tiley go Dutch. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read with interest the le11er describing the widespread practice of stealing merchandise from one's employer. While I do not condone such behav- ior i1 is not difficult to understan-0 why some people do it. Let me illustrate my point. Many years ago I worked 1n the office of a small company in Ch1ca$0. The woman in charge of the ma1hng room handled several hundred dollars worth of postage stamps. When employees wanted to buy a few stamps for personal letters they would go to "Betty" and she would accom- modate them. It was discovered that Betty did not always put that small change in the cash drawer. Eventually she was caught and discharged for stealing. Several weeks later something in- advenently activated the sprinkler system. The superintendent ordered three truckloads of merchandise up from the basement and placed it where it would ~el wet. The company then called the insurance people and collecteQ a nice sum of money for the ruined merchandise. The news circulated around the plant in a· hurry and many of us were disgusted. They fired Betty for steal- ing a few measly dollars while the company npped otT the insurance company for a hefty sum. Do you understand why some employees think it's OK to steal? -SUN- TIMES READER. DEAR READER: Stealing Is steal· Ing, whether It's a few dollars for stamps or collecting unjustly from the insurance company. Ne1U1er i1 a«eptable aad no excuse Is good enough. • TV L ISTINGS EVENING 4:00- I UDNEWS MATT HOUSTON I.AKERS ~..QAMe SHOW • THREE'S COMPANY .m DIFFREHT STROl<ES fill BUSINESS REPORT "' PROJECT UNIVERSE (I) CBS HEWS ®)ABCNEWS Q Qt NBC NEWS '1') HOT SEAT I HOTLINE . -6:30- UNBCNEWS tD TOO CLOSE FOA COMFORT G)JEOPARDY 61) MACNEIL I LEHRER NEWSHOUR ~ PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION (J) ®) NEWS_ Qt WHEEL OF FORTUNE EID IN THE LANO OF THE BIBLE a:')BARETJ'A -6:50-0 NBA BASKET8ALL -7;00- IJCBSNEWS 0 ®l ENTERTAINMENT TONIGKT 8 80SOM 8UOOl£S UABCHEWSO (!)NEWS tD TliREE'S COMPANY G) WKEEL OF FORTUNE m> NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC (J) P.M. MAGAZINE (B HEADLINE CKASERS EID PRAISE T.HE LORD 'L lMOVIE • * ', Sparkle (19761 Irene Cara, Lonene McKee • ( S) HONEYMOONERS: TKE LOST EPISOOES -7:25- EE> PLEDGE BREAK -?;30- a 2 ON THE TOWN 0 PRICE IS RIGHT U WHArS HAPPfNINGH D EYEONL.A Q) M'A"S'H ti) NEWL YWEO GAME f1!j MOVIE • * * •, '·The Music Man ( 1962) Robert Preston. Shirley Jones (I) S.O. AT LARGE ®) PEOPLE'S COURT ~JEOPARDY '1) RACING FROM HOU YWOOD PARK re' MAX HEADAOOM -8;00- a (J) A CHARLIE BROWN CRRISTMAS 0 (It HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN UMOVIE * * "Curse Of The Pink Panther ( 1983) Ted Wass, David Niven D INSIDERS (!)CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Q)NEWS G)MOVIE * • 1~ The Execultoner' (1~701 George Peppard, Joan Collins ai) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC @) B~Y GRAHAM CRUSADE O EID PRAISE THE LORD a;)PfTERGUNN '¢1MOVIE * * "Johnny Dangerously (1984) Michael Keaton. Joe Piscopo HJ DOWN ANO OVT IN AMERICA 'S 1 BROTHERS O 1 z· MOVIE * *'> 'GarbO Talks 1 t984) Anne Ray, Sharkey attacka Blane~ Baketon °Th~ Eq~allzer .. tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2. Bancrott. Ron S11ver -8:30-a (]) 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (!) LOVE BOAT G) P.M. MAGAZINE '1) DRAGNET S1 WASHINGTOON -9:00- a OHARUE & COMPANY 0 at HELL TOWN D ®lDYNASTY GNEWS tD Cl) JOHN LENNON REMEMBERED EID PRAISE THE LORD '1) LONE RANGER (H}MOVIE * "The Seduction t t982) Morgan Fa11chtld, Michael Sarraz1n 1.lMOVIE * * "Blame II On R10" ( 19841 Mt· chael Caine Joseph Bologna $MOVIE * *' • Protocol · I 19841 Goldie Hawn. Chrts Sarandoo -9:30- a Gl:ORGE BURNS COMEDY WEEK (!)MOVIE * * * 'None But The Brave" ( 19651 Frank S1na1ra. C1tn1 Walket m> SURVIVAL m HAVE GUH, WILL TRAVEL 'C)CAAZY ABOUT THE MOVIES: FUNNY TO FE.A TURES -10:00- a (J) EQUALIZER 0 at ST. ELSEWHERE UtDtl>NEWS 0 @) HOTEL OMOVIE * * * · The Swiss Conspiracy" ( 19771 David Janssen. Elke Sommer 91) BEHIND THE SCENES '1) GAEA T MOMENTS OF Ol YMPIC BOXING C"MOVIE * * Cheecn And Cnong·s Ntee Dreams ( 1981 l Richard Mann. Tom· my Chong Z MOVIE ***''''The Man Who Fell To Earth' ( 1976) David Bowie. Candy Clark -10:16..-m RELIGIOUS PflOGRAMMING -10:30- m PLEDGE BREAK GE DALE EVANS -10:35- s 1 SHOWTIME'S COMEDY CLOSE- UP -T0:45'-m> NA TIOHAL GEOORAPHIC -11:00- a 0 D (J) ()])at HEWS U CARSON'S COMEDY Cl.ASSfCS CD WKRP IN CINCINNATI g) BARNEY MILLER ml MORE THAN THE MUSIC EID JACK HAYFORD '1) NIGKT GALLERY HlMOVIE * * '1 "BO<ly Double" I 1984) Craig Wasson. Melanie Gntftlh 11..lMOVIE * Namalte t 1978) Marcella Petri Roger e!ach SJ MOVIE • * "Alfie Darting" ( 1975) Alan Price. Jill Townsend -11:30- a ({) T .J. HOOKER D IBTONIGHT U COMEDY BREAK D ~ ABC NEWS NIGHTUNE 6 BIZARRE tD VEGAS G)HAWAllAVE~ f.I) LA TEHfGlfl AMERICA mi PAAISE THE lORO m NIGKT GALLERY '~)MOVIE * * Cannonball Run" 119811 Burt Reynolds. Dom Deluise -12.1>0- .., AL.fiRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS D EYE ON HOLL YWOOO 6 JOtCER'S WILD Cf) COMEDY BAEAK WITH MACK ANO JAMIE ®l MORE REAL PEOPLE C) 700ClU8 -12:20- flDVIDEOlOC! -12:30-.. 8 I.AT£ HIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN GRAT PATROL I THflEE THREE 0 TIC TAC DOUGH CJ) • IHOEP£NDEHT NEWS 4D MERV GRIFFIN I ~AINMENT TONIGHT GD PRAJSE THE LON> (C)MOVIE * • .. Thief Of Hearts" t 1984) Steven Ballef. Barbara W1lllams (l)MOVIE • * "01 Unknown Origin· (1933) P.- ter Weller. Jenri1ter Dale -12:40- IJ(J) MOVIE • • "Hus Is Kate Bennett " ( 19821 Janet E1lber. David Haskell -12:46- lS1MOVIE • • • •·Saturday Nighl Fevei" ( 1977) J.olln tiavotta, Kif.en GOfQe'f -1:00~ 8 HEEHAW OMOVIE * * • "Sorry. Wrong Number" ( 1948) Barbara S1anwyck. Burl Lan· caster (!)MOVIE • * '' "You re Only Young Once· t 1938) lewis Stone. Mickey Rooney tl)MOVIE • * "Slreet Law" (1978) Franco Nero. Barbara Bach @)NEWS '1) PAUL RYAN I.ti) MOVIE **'*" "Salurdat._ Night Fe-ter" ( 1911) John Travotta. Klien Gomey -1:10- CIMOVIE • • C11y On F11e ( 19791 Barry Newman, Susan Clark -1:30- 0 NEWS D AT THE MOVlES Q) COMEDY TONIGHT Qt AU IN THE FAMILY mi PRAISE THE LOAD '1') JUHE CAIN MILLEA -2:00- e CJ) CBS HEWS HIGKTWAJCH U RECORD ClUIDE DMOVIE * * "Klondike Annie" (1936) Mae Wesl. victor Mclaglen O at HEWS Q)LOVESONGS mo.C.TQOAY (Z)MOVIE * * * 1'? 'T/le Miiky Way" ( 1969) Paul Frankeur. Lauren1 Tenien -2:30- Q)MOVIE * * "Konga (19611 M1cMel Gougll Margo Johns mi BEHIND THE SCENES 'L l MOVIE • • 'Tne G11r · ( 1982) Pie<re Moody Cho Goldsmith -2:45- m RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING -2:50- :$JMOVIE ••1• "Dune · (1984) Kyte Macla· cl'!lan Francesca Annis SEXUALITY AND CANCER VICTIMS ... FromA9 b} people who are di -or in some cases even by people who have once been ill. R1d1culous. Apart from the physi- cal and sensual pleasure as~oc1atcd with sexual act1v1ty. inumatc physi- cal involvement seems to have a special symbolic imponance. Surely the mind and body work together. h 's easv for me to believe in the concepts of holistic health. If you do. too, then consider this 10~1c: If "being sick" means bemg "ab- normal" ... and if having sex makes one feel "normal'' ... having sex should make one feel "not sick." In a certain sense, being sexual 1s a way of defending against illness - a healthy means of coping with the feelings of hopelessness and he lp- lessness that often accompany a disease like cancer. It's not a bad prescription. Dr. Algail Is a marriage & family therapist in Corona del Mar. Siie welcomes your responses. If you wish a reply, please enclose a stamped, 1elf-addre11ed envelope. Write to Llada Alguf, Pll.D., c/o Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 15H, Costa Meu tHH. 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Oklahoma" and ''There is "lothing Like a Dame:." from "South Pa<.'l!k" He has a handsomt'. strong. dear \ mce. but his drama1urg1< 1n1ent1un!> appear a mne lorted. He aho ha~ an un\e'tthng wa> of '>t.anng into space 1n~1ead of into tht' aud1enLe A! lime'> Vaughan seems con~lrained on the \mall Gem ~!age '>Orne of h1~ auo- bat1c dann· iurn~ are a'>'k-wardh '>taged and unntce'>~n a~ there'~ almost enough ph-.'>1laltt} in Vaughan''> dell\ I.'~ to ~hureugraph "Olda.homa" and &pJn 1n "Lonely Room .. He i!. always sen tuve 10 the grace, and charged emouonal content of what he sings.. and nowhert 1~ 1h1s more tlOQuently felt than 1n the pa!>S1onate. and tender amb1en~ h~ creates in "Soli loquy" from ··carousel .. o.iiy ~ c°'~' w1th a Wonderful ( 1uy .. from "South A pungent and St) hsh musical fl'ast Pacifi c " for the holiday season awatts you at With. at lime'>. prct·ning cutcnc~s the Gem Theater in Garden (1ro\le Berg pt'.rsonitics tht perky, all-<\mcn- "Some Enchanted Even1n,. the Stings can gJrl. She shines with Matthe"''i tn of Rodger5 & Hammerstein .·· "I EnJO)' Being a < ..rl" from "Flower It's hard to imagine the tlowett:h1ld Orum Song," and I\ impre">~1-.c in a k I H · , humorous. non-mu\1tal \Ct·n~· from roe mu'>ll.a... air.• ow1n~anything "The K.ing and 1 .. to the rural. mo ral maJonty mcrn-me n t of "Oklaho ma" and Pippa W1nsluv. l">t kganth '>lmpk "Carousel.'' bul 11 does. When it honest. and assured in a la\oriu:. amved 10 1943. "Oklahoma·· set a ··what's the l 'se of~cind'nn ." lrom bold ne\\, and mure sub<aantn e "C aruul>el." and e'en t11p•. that \\Ith standard for the popular mu~ical her warmth and good humor 1n the corned) form . It was dramat1cally sweetl y touching "II I Lmcd You." amb1t1ousand tremendous!) su<·cess· from "Carousel .. In "I ha\e con- ful and the "must<:al" was trans-fidence" and ''Mana.' lrom "The formed forever. Sound of Mu Sil •• ~ 1n~lov. I) •ti) Thirtv-m. sdecuon!> from !>even of good. She allov.s a Bnt1<;h accent to the kings of Broadway\ mui.i..:als: creep unnecessanl~ into her \01ce "Oklahoma•· "Carousel." "Allegro," howe ver. rcm1nd1ng us of Julie .\n- Cbct you didn'1 knowtl)at one) "South drews when the song . .q,1ulJ ha\ c tit-en ·Pacific." "The King and I." "Flower ,_P_u_re_l_~_w_1n_s_I<_>"'____ • George Champion Ii\\~'> up tu his surname. showing an Ol)mp1an tal- t'Ot in e\ef)thing ht does hert'. He nudes that .strong. tnendl~, ma'>cullne. m1s'>1onar)-po<.1t1on se,u. aht} re4t11rcdufR&H hl"rcx:\.Cham- p1on d1<,pla~!> an earne~t. unforced "hole~omc.-ne~s 1 n the cndL'tlnng. ··<..urre~ \\1th tht· Fringe un TQp .. from Mu~1cal director. Roben DeBrot. "'t:ll understands the 1mporunee of doing more than merel} singing Rodgers and Hammerstein's songs he knows the> ·re meant to be per· formed Denise Dell Reiss is the director and chorc:ographer Pt'r1ormances rnnunue Wednes- da> through Sund.a} unul Dec. 21. All performant·es are at 8 p.m . .except this Sunda>. "hen the curiain will me at ' JO p.m and on Dec 1 5 at 3 p.m The Gem Theater 1s at l2852 Mai n treet tn Garden ~ro\C.. Foc.. ucketi. ·'call 636-721 3 · Drum So~~·· and ''The ~und of ~-------------------------------- George Champion, Donna Berg elng an .. Oklahoma" duetin "S~me Enchanted Evening" at the Gem Theater. Duke wop 't curb her opinions in SAG role Music." ac, well a., their popular tele' 14'1on adapta ti on o f "Cinderella." which starred Julie .\ndrewc;. The produrnon features a vaned and stunning arra~ of fine pro- fessional talent. Jo) Matthews' voice 1s deep and sultry for the torch song, "The Gentleman is a Dope," from ·· .\llegro," sublimely b1ttert;weet in "Love Look Awa)." from ''Flower Drum Song" and ~dly passionate in "Hcllo. Young Lo\ers" from "The King and I." Matthews crowning dch1evement, hn"evcr, is her mys- tll'aH) moving "Bali Hai." from "~outh Pacific." where we gltmse a LOS .\NG lLE~ (AP) -Al'lrl''>' rcscar('h, which are ob' iousl~ not considerable !Kling talent. Matthews Patty Duke. who recentl} became the poltucal issues." she.: said. 1s a beautiful woman as well as a second woman del·ted president of Duke said she would hke to set' the passionate singer. the Scrcep Actors Guild. doesn't plan union portrayed as "a fnendl). Donna ~eri alwa ys restores our to relinqu1s~ her nght to ~peak open I> dignified. well-informed represl.'nta-merriment wnh her clear. inc1S1ve on issue-; ol l'oncc.:rn ll\t' ofSS,OOO people." dd1 ven She radiates ver-.e and -------------__ confidence 1n such spunky numbers "ldon'thclie\e thatamofu<ihasto -- g1 Vt' Up our Ct' 11 nghts' t<l do thl'i JOb. r-~~-:~~~~~-=-::-:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. andlloveexl'rcis1ngnl)u\ilnghts.'' 'J\ VISUAL WOND D · Duke !>aid. 'Tm pro ud of bt:ing an Amencan. I like.: the 'i~i.tc.:m TO THRJll PEOPLE OF AlJ... AGES." "Tht' .-.y,tem ..a~" that I get to tout who I likt and wh\ l'\e chose a wa\ to du that -to nt'>t gn e up m; <:n ii nghts and at the ~am.e time not put m~self in tht· po\111on where anyont• can interpret who 1s speaking. 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Jm ~ ,r:1 :L"N (.J -~·~.vr.d b. ~. l)n.f.t.L 4~. '.l/IJ1fWn (J,,..d mk1 at1f' ! Mi ? . Tl-IE'< KNOW C CAN BE TRUSTED THOUGH . I ' / '· .-_;!!:~I ........... 'Miss SITTON . WHO ,Moe. 'THE LOUDEST CHALK SQUEAK .. M£ OR OE WEY?' ~E. R.\~ ~RO~ 11-{f. l<INU IXNO 'iOU C.~.\&itC1 ~I~ . CAJ 1 UC: iV.E. l\kE.N.\ ~NO ;N10 \i.{f.. ,'->-rA.R\1..1~(, LuT I i~AT '?w~~ l..lf. ~11 'IOv I.Li 111-\ A. IAuBCM' by Jim Davis FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ANOir1ER BABY ~ ANNE,ThAIS PRE:fry' E~C.rnNG NEWS! TUMBLEWEEDS ' \ by Garry Trudeau "/()/ /IDlt. I R/6HT TD 8/l.JN67Hl5 TOMt, HON5Y \ by Jeff MacNally b Berke Breathed by Tom K. Rya n by Pat Brady ~ (HOW WOULD YOU LIKE If) ~ 11 .J05T OC.C.URR£~ TO ML 50M(- PAY l'M GOIN6 TO HAV£ TO PUT THI~ TONGUE. 6ACK IN MY MOUTH 0 . >'. MOON MULLINS ..-.... ...... ---Z!Ji= IZ u -~ ~ -,.. _. ~~ ,.. T .. __ -~---~ ------- JUDGE PARKER .... ·-·II.-.. .. -· by Ferd & Tom Johnson ~ I , 0 -- 0 - ~ by Harold Le Doux t M SQ HAPP'r TO FINALL. Vi 1 'lllEET YOU OARL.ING' BRIDGE Bolh vulnerablt'. South deal' NORTH WET • Q IO ? 1098 6 0 J 9 • J 9 74 • K 76 5 I:? A Q 0 75 3 . + A K 6 5 EAST •J MJ S4 32 ¢ K 1082 + 10 82 SOUTH +A 9432 ~ K 7 0 AQ64 +Q3 Thf' bidding: South Weal North EHl 1 + PH• 3 + PaH 3 ~ PaH 3 • Pt H 6 + Pa1t Pa11 Pau Opening 1.-a<I. Ttn or .. Thtrt cnn be mort> thnn <>nt> way to play a hand or, tndf'td. a !Ult com btnatlon. Thf' rtjhl way to go ahout your hu"'"""" 11\lghl dt"J>f>nrl on what you I tarn n lx>ut. l hf' lit' or t ht• cards North 'oulh rondurtf'd an un "Kienliric hut 11rruratt• auction lo get to tht'1r "m•ll 'lam Onct' South lurn.-d North's JUmp .. htft wu has f'd M 'Pl\dt" support. he> hut what he GRAB WHAT CHANCE T HERE IS thought he could make. Since North was dead minimum for his jump. he was content to pass. West led the top of his heart se quence. Declarer won in hand with the king. then cashed the ace and king of spades to learn thal he had a OMAR 0 SHARIFF ..t ... ~{. o K 10 ::> ·-SOUTH • 943 " -0 6 ·- CHARLES GOREN t .. trump loser . That meant he would Dftlarf'r called for dummy's club need a successful finesse and an end ftnd ruffed in hand . As long as wt',t play lo avoid losing a trick 1n had no more diamonds, dt'darer did diamonds aa well. . not mind if he were overruffod. Declarer breathech sigh o ( relief When West followt'd suit. declarer when a diamond to the queen won. simply threw him 1n with a trump to li e cuhed the two r d aces and the the queen With nothing left but three high club' lo reducf' the band hurts. We,t wa'I forced to yield a to this position with thf' lead on the rurr ,luff a'I dt>clarer ruffed in board: dummy and dii1cardf'd h1i1 lo'ling NORTH d1Am ond from h11nd •?t 1:?- 0 7 +e WEST F.A. T •Q ·-Q 98 Q J 5 • Bill Workman • Daily Pilllt WEDNESDA v. DECEMBER •• 1985 I : J Golden Weat, Newport Harbor advance In volleyball playofta. 82. Marina High .win• thrlller In glrla baakett,all tourney. 84. Chargers have a score to settle Edison seeks payb ack vs. Westminster Friday By ROGER CARLSON Of "" Delly ,... ..... It's difficult to maintain that an>bu<l" 1n the Sunset League has been a thorn 1n the \1J1: ot Edison High football since the ( hargcrs c:nteml the lcaaue in 1974. Butdesp1tea I0-2dctic1to"er1hC)ear-. lhl' Westminster Lions have )'ear-in and >ear-oul been a tough nut for Edison lot:ra<.k .\nd 1n the Pl\St four years. the best Edison has been able to do is split. ' . A 14-13loss10 Westminster in.I Y~2 foru:d Edison to share 1he league champ1onc;h1p with Fountain Valley And this )'Car We~tm1n\tcr''> 24-14 victory forced Edison to win the re'it 1n onkr to '>hare th<' league t1tk ""11h MMtnd But all of that ma'.¥ bl: '>turcd av.a) 1n .an cnurd) d11Tcren1 depanmcnt Fnda> night 1rs W('-;tm1Mtcr and t:.dt!>On tn the (IF Big Five ( onfercntc \cm11inal~ a1) Orange ( oa~t College It's one ot man' lrtp\ 10 lhc pla)otf<. tor E:.d1\11n over the )'ears. hu1 for the Lion!> 11 '> 1he1r fir'>l 11me 1n the ehrn1na11o n!> s1nc.e 1976, and after a stunning 14-:? win o'er Rl\Cr\1de Poly and a 21-14 O\ l!ntrne decision over Mater Det. the) 're becoming u'>Cd to 11 'en quu.:kl> In ht\ third 'ear a!> the head LOalh Jim O'Hara ha'> 'W estm1ni,ter un the road bat.k to 1he sJor) )ear-; Qf 1he '60i. and earl) '70~ ~Edison Coach Bill Wol"itman''> thoughts abuul 1he I ions begtn\ with We~tm1n~1er\ dctcnsc v.h1ch has been thl' big difference 1n '1ctonl.'s o'er Valenna Pa ufica Fount.un Valk~ and fd1son 1n .add11111n to (If-plawfT Ecl'4fl·We1tm1mw ~ 1'7• EOtlOI\ 10 Wtllrlltn .. ~ t 191S-EOIM>n 20 WHlm•nlftf 11 onl\ 14 were generated b-. the otkn'><' 191 .... f;OIM>n n W•••m•~ltr 15 1911-EOl.on I Wt\tmlnlter 0 191..-EOIM>n H Wtt1mtn\ler I .. f he) \ e Oet' n th rough a ft'..,.. waf'j '>IOCC v.e 't' plaH·d them and the' 'H· got 1;ome o.pc:nenced kid-, ·· 197 ..... Eo•WI' 14 we.1m1nllirr 9 ltler-EOllOft n WHtm•~•ter ) '"'-EO•M>-E01t on ,. WHIM•tlller I l~EOIM>n 17 Wt•tm1nsttr I 1tts-w .. 1m1nlttr ?4 Edi.on 14 Must 11mc\ tt''> the other v.a) around -the f d1'>on upponen1 1'\ lool..1n1t for the pa} balk Bui in 1h1'> ca'>t' 11 \ l:.dt'>on \loh1ch hac. a \Cure 10 -.enle EOIM>n IHOl • .,,.. Hr1 "'In~ O\er 'o ~-seeded R1,er~1de Pol\ and Mater De1 "Their quanerbad .. Ste\e ( rullt'\. '>aid 'Workman, "ha'> bet•n Juing a guu<l JOb tor them .\nd they're doing !kiter on olTc:n'>e the\ 're 'iconng '>Orne poin1~ fhc:\ '>(.urell 24 on u~ ""h11 .. h l!I tht: ..e<.ond must Pl>•nl~ \lot' -c hJd ag.11n\I u\ all \Car ~t John Bo'>ll ~ort·d 2X hut ·Amt1ml.' an'thod) bca" you·· t.onunues Y. orkman "na1urall> you 1.w into the ~me trying 10 rcOcr'>e wha't h11ppt"ned last time But \lo hen )OU re talking abou1 lhl' tinal tour rn the Big Fl\t: thl"fl'., n<1I mulh d11Tercnle bl:t""cen 1he learn~ On an\ gJ\en n1gh1 .an>h<K1)1..an beat .tn~bod) Jh the umc the linal c:1ght an.: here 11's like that • "II d0t•\n 1 mJHer "'ho lhe foothall tc.tmS .are 11-.. thl tk·\1 loothall tt·am lhdl n1gh1 ·· .. I thin!.. ho h It· a m' ha' t 1m pru' ed · ..aid (PleaH .ee EDISON/82) CdM gets hand in victory over Los Alamitos 30 turnovers give Sea Kings the edge in 6 7-57 triurrl'ph 8 } BARRY FALLKSER Dlllty l'llol Cort..__.I < ur11na del "1dr u<.t·d a Pl''"-' man· to·man -Jden'\c. that torled $) Los -\lam1to\ turnoH·r,, sun l\t:d <,ome opc:n1ng-gaml· Jrllc:r'> ol 1t"I O""n dnd 1.ap1 url"d a h ... ;-\lotn in th e Ii~• n1und c,f the l <1guna Real h basl..ctball 1t1urnamc:n1 fue'>da~ 1n lhe .\n1'it'> g~m Tht· ~l'J "ings "en· led tn rt:turn- 1nj!. all·'-c:a \ IC\lo I eagut•r Jc:t) rncr'!> I 'I point'> I J nt ""h11..h l3ml' 1n the tir'>t half < d \,1 abo recel\ed <.trong ha1.l..toun pla\ trom Doug C 1reen (II) po1nl\ .ind t1'l' \teal$ .anti Tod Rearho"'er ( 11 point' and ltiur '>tealsi 10 turn around J I.,· I '1 fw,t-quaner 1.kfiut c d\.l helll a \~-~ haltt1mc k ad hehind Ff'er \lo hu hll tuur 15-tuut 1umper'i from thl' ..ame ~po1 lcll ul the: tree-thro"" line: and three 1ran.-.111nn la\ UP'> Bcarho\loer .tgdtn Ol"llc:d a '\I \·1001 1umper .thc:r .1 Y. .trna frc:e-1hro"" dnd the: k ad "a'> 4 X-J I Tht• ~l'd "ing\ leJd gfC:\.\ Ill )4-J J 1u-.1 1nlt1 the final pt:nud and mO\t:d tu I 1 i)u1nt\ w1lh 2 \11 rem.11ning. 'iX-J T tic< rntlin' thc:n 1. ul 1he margin IU '\IS 'I' 1 n~1de 1hc: 1 .... 0-mtnute mark. "'1th thc: hclput \<101t' p<.1ur< d l\,1 lrc:e- thn1\lo <,huut1ngC1nJ \lupp\ bcsllhandl- 1ng \A. .Unc:r u1n \ cnt•d tht• front 1.'0d elf J 'nl'·and·unt· ~tore ffil'>'>lng 1hc \Ctond hut thl' (JfltliM torccd a 1ump-ball on the: rebound and V.l'rl.' g1,cn 1hc: ball out o l bound<, undt"r their !)\Io n basket on 1he alternalln[I p<.1....,t:<.<,1on rule Thc:n the \ca i...1ng'> lklcn\t t' hu\llt-.lga.n l111kd thr ( rrtlT1 '> h•n·r~ a 1i't·-.Ctnnd 1.a ll and the ..._ 11re IA J'> nc-q·r 1 h.a t do'>t' ag.i r n l d\1 m1'>'>cd ,,, \tra1gh1 trt't'- thr<•\lo' al111\lolng tht ~Jp lit 11@.hll'O ~torc: h1111ng '>l'' en• ti lhl'tt l.i\t •1ght \I ru: the ',,tor Y. c re Jn c.trl .-'>CJ.'>un b.:illdub right no"' \,lit.I ( d \1 ( OJ l h l.tl k Err111n ot tht tt•am·, ftr'1 ~Jmc p«"rlorrnan1.t: V.{ ""eren t ,rn.ioth 1ut 'ht•rr "" \o\t 'l J.. n,J 1' 1r r .int.I c:rl..\ Jo)c .iJJc:11 ~r· ;'r.t1,1:1h·;ll.1 :•-~"n"r DeHy Ptlof ""°'.,. by Miiie k llwert1 u·n1,·r I m tr ,11a '•n It• 1"11' t" l'luund" .,,n n~ I It '~'l·cr "1.in '~t lh11Ughl hr\j he, ,JI !hi\ 'IJ~I . Fount.in Valley Coac h Dave Brown instructs bis Barons, while bis daugh ter. S tephanie , lead• cheer for h er El Toro Cha rgers Tuesd ay night In a n on -league ba sketball game. Coac& Brown went home with t h e win. 60-50. The (1nllim ho"e'cr ~aml.' ha1.I.. quid.I~ 1n 1hc 1h1rd quJnl'r behind 1ht•dnm1nant 1n\l,k pla' • f ti-' 11.;r.wr \11-c Y. Jrnl'r \A. Jrnl"r' ll'Jnlmdlt'\ got him 1he hall n ... 1dt 1he l..t•\ "'ht're hl' 1.unH·rtc:d for t'1gh1 "' thl' 11-.1m·,, lir'1 111 ri•1nl\11111t· tht· '' •rt· .J I _., -l "''th J J 'i rt·m.J1n1ng n thl· th1r t rorrod }fl .t',, \J \I "\\lrJ I J' 'J t't~:J • ' ( I " ' r t ... l"\! ,J""" University, Barons roll to victories Trojans post 75-55 victory: FV get s past El Tor o. 60-50 held 1he ( cnturtnn' I<> ''"'' p01nt' 1n the 'nond pc nod fl\ e 1 ruJJn:. )l.urcd LO double.: 1tt1.ute'> StolzofT led all c,corer\ "11h It prnnl\ .,., h1k Fountain Valley 60, El Toro ~O· l he Barum U'>t'd \tr •ng lir\t .md lhtrJ 4uartl.'r' 111 hold o il 1lw < he1rill'" ,11 H r oro f 11unta1n V I · Tht: '>l'J "1ng' tl)l'n turnt·J ur tnt rrt''><.Urt' ..ind parlJ \t'd l\\O 'tl".IJ.. 11'1• \l\·fout dn' 1ng h.1nJ.. shill' fn1m l.'<11. h \llll· ot tht• l..t•, h\ Rt•:irh<1.,.,t·r lht·n < 1rec:n .\Ila a I m \I 1rJ,ding '1olat1t•r 'x'an l urnl'f "'h11 'htnt'd Jclt'n\1\t·' "'11h t 1ur 'tl'al' an,J ' rehoun1.h m.idt· '"" fr~t· 1hr""" ,p,t:~ ''" .~ n~ ~... ~ l.l\J.. •I .1:1J a p.1 f ., \"' '' f rr 1n 'JIJ :~.,· ,,',J "·n!I,' !'l,J\ I ,I "'a' t• .t• an,l tlh d1tkr ·r . .t " rr,, 't'J\1)0 \\I( tit_ )1 \\ !;if h.1· ,!L '•Ill t'r I l"' lt'l'''t'' a Th "t'J f.... ~' 11j n L'• • I jrl .: tl\ .. l:1' t.1.: Thl .. f'i L1 -,: .... *· l 'ni\crs1t) High opc:ncd pla) 1n lht: Gahr Toumamen1 with an 1mprl''i'il\e vu:tof) O\Cr C}prcss \loh1lc f ountain \.allt:) raced toa b1gcarl) lead and helJ off El Toro 1n nnn-tournamt·n1 bO\'> ha!>kctball action T ue~a' night Hl.'rl.''i> hoy, it happcnn1 Winslow added 14 and Lasw ( 11.1,wn 'cort·d 11 'ni\Cf\11) ( oach 1.!1e'l' \u1~1n had no m m plaints \.\tlh h1<. team·., ddiu1 . "We looked good ··he 'M.ltd \\ t· \lo t n· 't 'l'n 11f '>C:\Cn (from thl' tree 1hro"" linl·1 in th1 'n 11ml quartt•r ·· tk ned1tt·d 1hc I ro1an' 1ehound1n)! l'llorl' with taking the: ( en1u nnn.. oul of the ~.imc 11ne fll.'rh>ll a<, '-cott Wt'\'>kr anJ To<ld Han-;on nuldh·J ngh1 point'> aptt'll' V. t:\,lcr tin1,hc:d \\ llh I •I p111n t' and HJ0\11n I fl In patt' tht• Haron., In tht· \t'tond quant·r i-l l 11ro 'ha' l.'d 1ntu thr !tad !ll mal..c 11 JI ·2) at hal1t1ml.' hul in the third 4uartt•r thl' Baron' n·-.iv,umcd t11mm<1nd h\ uul,tonng the l hargrr'>. 16·8 to 1.il..t• ;i 14-puint aJ\antagcand cru1<,cJ home \\1th thl' \Jd11r:- Estancia contain s the Bears , 55 ~33 Uolvenlty 75, Cypress SS: The l ro1an!> came up w11h a well-tuned ddcm1ve game in gc111ng pas1 1he C entunon\ in lhl' tir\I round ol the C..ahr- Ccmtos 1 ournament "The) (()PH"'\\) ""Cfl' IJkrnti lltng llUl\tde shot., and \4C JU '>l t amc up \\tlh tht: ri·huumh · hl· said i...c:\ln 'Wa1tl.' h.iuled du\lon 11 rrhounds and Y.es\ler had Ill tu kad hlunta1n \ .tlln 1n that ·depdrtmcnt The Aa ron' Jrt' hark 1n altton I nda' \\hen the\ '1'11lornp1on1n ;1 7 1() gamt· Eagle post win in the first round ofLagunatourney Ste"c ~tol101T and ( ra1g Allton turned C"prc\.,· m1'1ircs into l tnl\ersit) points. as 1hc'f The TroJam cn1c:r '>Ctond rnund pla\ I hur\· da" f Irish wasted no time i n Faust decision 8\ Rl\H..\K f> IH '' Dellyl'llo!Ccw,...--1 I '\Jl1 I.I 11 t<11 " :t I ,,111 \ \I t•1111ugh ~.11111· '" 1. d .1 'n .ti. ·d~l 1' hjlfltml' r11 urt•d 11 on 1n thl \t:utnJ h,tll JOJ pl.1\l·,! 11 1..l' II I ,,t)o!l'l.I an1m.il' Notre Da me's situation may have been resolved before the school's fina l game Nohod\ l.'amt· in on lhe noon balloon from !-.aska1oon and asked me.but . •Either Notre Dame doe'> not dill~ dally or 1hc Irish coaching .,11ua11on was re ol vcd long before Cieri) FauM became history •Lese. than Wgamco; 1n and the LA C lipper<, arc hl\IOf! •It ,., not ltkch Burn 11""111 remain J<; permanent c;ucccssor to Rum I at NcwOrlcan<. •A'i U'\ual. thc Big 1 en ll'am writ he the favorite 1n the Rose Bowl even though 11 ha!> v.on onl > onte 1n the last 11 )enr'> •It 1s a shame telcvl\1on gels stuck w1\h turkeys from the NFL on Thanksg1\tng Dn) •Do you suppose Bum 11 rnnsults with Bum 1'1 •Quancrback 5te"c Bankowski has txen cut outnght b)' .\tlanta and ht'> agent ..ays he would hkc to move 10 the Raiders Bankowski from Atlanta to Lo<> Angele," W11h thoSt knee'i. Ban wouldn't get a' for a~~n Antonio •It v.asn·1 that the lmh couldn't pa)' the fou1ball ex penses lut yrar"H:ontnbu11ons 10 Notre Dame totalled a record S 318 m1llton • MaJor lea1ue pla)'Cl'S assoc1atton mouthpiece Donald Fehr and the mcmhc:ndo nut~m to he on the u me page on the dt'l 1c3 te ma 1 tcr of drug tc\t1ng • lfth1~ R:1m\ trnm 1\ <;pcc1al. no ' \m11ll .1mnun1 oft he CTt"dll 'ihould gn lo thl' spc:nal tl·am' •The Lo' .\ngcles-.\naht·1m chapterof1hc Baseball Wnten .\\- soc1a11on want<, Bob l ccker lor 11' emcee at the annual award' banqul't in Fcbruar) a HI) tough act !or Uecker to follow •The GerT) r au~ljuke•q>Cr\1\1 He1ssuchan1l·c gu'.l'hccan·1fl.3> ·no but that•~ not true . Om:t . on tounh and 3X. an a'is1<,1ant c\Skcd Faust 1fhe wanted 10 punt .ind 1'-.1u't said. "no " •If John McFnnw ''going to hgl\I w11h rcponcr'\ 1n hotl.'l lohh1e' 11 behooves the media 1o get cl helter opponent. •They arc still talk ins about a Formula One Grand Pn' ran· for '-an Francisco that one would hu"c 11' up~ and downs •NBC bousht rv nght' 10 \upcr Bowl XX for S 17 m1lhon and 'l1)ld nut thccommcmal•dorS27.5 m1ll11rn . this 15 known in Amencan hu~1nc<;sas making a profit •lfa ho~isonl ao;gooda\lt\ nder. how about vice ve"'3and1hc other wa) around" •CBS topped 1tS<"ll 1n arro~ant presumption when 1t decided tht• footbaJI fans of Amenca would want to Stt the boyhood home of J 1 mm (The Greek) ~nyder •The Rcfn1erator was not the hr"t apphanet to scort a touchdown in the NFL. How about Fred Dryer'1 •The roLOr t:ompany. which \tep- pcct out oflhc maior h~agu( .\II ~tar Buo TUCKER \.irun \loh1111n1.cJumr'<:d .1 pl.llt'11 t 'tra"' hcrrtt'\ on J ~porl' \lo n1a •'-Hl ·,'\ump' Jrtl\l\.llllh1rn t'I l 'SH (Oc'llh !'v1ou~ (),1, 1'\looulJ rq~latdtrn HJn1fan aq·o..ilh 1.11 tht: ~I l out\ ( ,1rdinal' \lo hcl'l' o"" ncr 3'il.et.l ··V, htt 'l\1nU\l' 0,1\ 1\ ., .• T ht• I all,ll'' I I pl.t \1!'1~ a \I "'. d.1\\n 11!kn't txninJ j p.11i-·n1 p.t'>!>· tn[l ganw 1111hr11r't h.ill 1.1n \11ld 1n lhl' \l'Ulr.d h.tl I SPORTS COLUMNIST •The lunie<.1 road tu 11n uh 1fll9tc goal. Would ha\\: 10 be tu tht• '-upn Ho\\ol R' lht• flllW thn J ltn"ht'll dn e1u1 1ntt. lhl'H ltnl \ ••lH'l' Oll'JI l Ul'\llJ\ IO lhl· l Jguna lk.h h T .iur n.tm ''lt lht· ~ ,1glc' hJll ,I ''· t t \ f\ h If\ I\\ t'f \\Jrrt·n game ballot spon,or-.htp I'> pl;inn1n~ aconlC'>I whereh~ \.\ltlnl'f' \loould @.t'I to ha\l· dinner .... i1h -.por1' '"n,101t·, · andlla\<.1(tned thl'111..n ot Hl'nn l>on·1 rnakl' nll\tjkl'' d11n·1 m.t l..t· u' laugh \ nd 1h.111ndulll'' tht' ll)jl hing ,l,1f) 11 \\J'I tht \l'J\lln t1p1:1lt'f f111 lioth \l hlll'" T ht• L1gk ' JJ' JOl.l' 111 the '~:1 unJ r11unJ c•I 1lw l..tgun.i 111urm·, ''" 1 hur,,t1' l\J nm 1 atz,atn\t I ,,n~ • Harbor's Giddings to resign By ROGER CARLS01' Of the Delly,...., ... Ne~pon llJrb<ir ll1gh t1101h.1ll rn;ll h \lt~t· ( 11ddings ~1 11 r\'"8" alter thr rurrrnl <,('3\0n the Dail~ Pilot hac; learned G1dd1ng~ \\a\ una' a1lablc tor comment. hut sources clo'>C to him ha'e rontinne<l the dec1~mn which was ba"1call) made ~tore the 'leason tqan A walk-on coach \1.-llhout a teaching assign- ment. G1ddinas coacht-d Harbor 10 four stnught appearances in thl' (IF pla)'ofTs. 1ncludln1 a pair of co-ch1mp1on,h1p" w11h addkback 1n I q atkl · ~ and a ~a View title in I QR\ The I 98S team "' I 0-.:! wllh La Quinta nc'<t in the CIF Ct'ntral Confcrcn<'C ~m1finals, and the Saito" already have' ..el ~h<)(ll rttord 1n onna this )'t'lr. brTakina the I Q84 ~ord of \20 pe>1nt\ >Ntth 366 points G1dd10&'.'I had a 7-5 record 1n I qs2. falhna in th<' s«ond round o(thc Central ConfcrcnC"C pla)'o0s He ~~ -.\-1 and lo'>I in tht• ..._.\ 11nJ rl1und ll l tht• plaq1lh in I 9tD. <\nd he had .1 4-1 ·2 m.1rk in 'X4. tallintt 111 lht• \etund round att:un (ridding.' ui;ed '-IC'l Hrd/J\ d\ a h.atlcnntt rJlll h1<. fir">I t\lo o 'ear\ "'11h .i 'oltJ running g.aml· 1hr11 turned to Palm \pnng' lhtth 1ran\ter \hanr I t1k' 11• g1\(' the ~1lol"'I a hnlhant pa\\ing game 1ht0 '4. p.1'1 tv.o <\Cason Fole) came to Harhor J \ a 'nph11mo11· .ind dt"'elopcd into a prt·m1cr ~uanerhJ\.k .\n .\II-( IF cho1ct' as a 1unmr I olt'\ wmr ll'tt•,1 I 'iO of 16' p3<,<,('S for ~ ~.::' ''\{d'> an,I I • touchdownc.. a tomplet1lln rnt lll 1lf ~~ pent·n1 1-oley'\ number-. lOnttnucd to spiral 1h1\ \1'.11 lie ha'\ completed I ~4of199 passt\ fur ~.M: ,,mh and 16 touchdo>Nn' Ci1ddtn&, 1c, thr I :!th w ach at Harbor 'lime thr \a1lors bcpn foo1hall 1n PH 1 and h" tour-H·ar record o( 34-11 ·' v.tth thrtt tttles and tlr w· champ1onsh1ps ,n le. ut plA)' 1n addtt1on lo lour m111ht year'\ 1n )he plavoff: 1~ A ll('hool rtturd ..................................................................................................................................... ._ ______ .................... __.~~~~~~~~~~~~·-~~~ Ji t. h I rlld:l 1 ' l • 'lnl "L'! l >.1 .1 'hi' undrr ''' •\\ l ·'1.td ' •' .• .,aid ~ ''·'n' "' l i.1 , ul' ''"t ''"' .... 1\"( r..• ' 'l10 lll" h1 llt ''"" ,, i , t..•,t tha' t ).: I " '\ , j •I .J tz1l'.ll .,,, '1 , l1\\\0 \ \t\ I 1'"1111~1Jl1d fd1l1t• J rt'I• , 11 \\I\. ,, 11•.1 .1 !',11111' h1~h "fklll\I• 111.! '·'' r 'I 111, ni.1 n tht• l J~ll'' H\t h,t I 'f\ll'.h\ v.1 11l10\ , •tn• 1.11n1·d I l'nJ ~t'ndn "'J.' fut·t• Ir •Ill lht• 111101 an,1 1 h•r 1 lr111 thl 111 11111tl h1' l\o\11 lt11"l' h,1J rlJ\ 'hilt' 1,th' II th1 tl-•11111 iiJ \l' \\,\rr'{"O l•ll •f '' ''' f•1Unh \.IU.I 11.'I fk'lnl' I hl Jt•fcn,. ,,1 J1d J g.1t·~1 111b .in f cn,1n and f .-1.'•• "'a' :ill ,,,r lh\· ji,1.lru' f{t•id ,,11J 1 "ll \Cl Pin,~nn lrtl u' 1n tht· (fir,th<1ll) ,10" -·I"" n I k' 111'1 .1 g.u l" lltl''..('r .ind hl 'C.'\"' •ht 'fl\ n mJn I ht' tk.tt' '"'·•II• \lo\ d a r,.1 1 h••lt II• ho.•tt n lht [l..tnh hul \Ut\ '' t'll .ind 'IJ\C'J Jl111at h\ oul\\.nrtng lht I .tp.IC'' t I' Jill in the i1 r\\ Quaner ~rid ,allcd tor the nflcn\1\ c 'Jlrt.·ad ""hl'n \\ al'Tt'.n ht-Id J I n-1' k ad :\ncl hi\ \ luh rr,1mptl\ l"l'Sf)l)nd1.•J h\ .,..11rtnl!. t' ._111 'tra1ght ~lint'\ 111 run a""a \""" 1 hr ~nndqu.aner1t'4l Y. ar rchoundcd he-hind Jnhn '°'llauF l• 1 anJ ti..cn Ha~thomc.-tu t.akt' a : ' -' lead with ' 'I tu n 1n 1ht 1h111.1 'luancr lhc &l\1' -.ert Ot>\Ct ' .. J lrom ap1n l..\lc ~oone} (lh point\) C,.Q uard \CO~ 11 of his pmntc, in th<' \t'Cond half -~" dunna thr th1rd- 'lU•n<'r \ll't'td when the faale'i nan oil I n in • row to take a "6-2 { Ind .. I Conflict in Padre camp: Kroc stays behind Willia~s From AP d11patcltes SAN DIEGO -San Diego Padres owner Joan Kroc, in open conflict with \be team's top management, wd Tuesday She would not tolerate what she sees as attempts to oust Manager Dick Williams. Williams rc1><>rtcdly was ready to quit after club President Ballard Smith and general mana~er Jack McKeon fired a close Williams as$0Ciate, third base coach Ozzie V irgi I. "I'm very upset about It," Kroc said. "l wish I knew more about it." NcitheT Willtams, who 1s good fnends with Virgil, nor Kroc was consulted before Virgirs firing last month. Virgil was quoted in newsaccountsas saying hi firing was a deliberate attempt by Padres management to undermine .Williams and fS?rce him to quit. Fed up with whal'hc considered abusive treatment by the front office, Williams planned to accept team management's offer to b'uy out the final year of his contract. Kroc said that she usually leaves the team's day-to- day operations to Smith. who as her son-in-law. and McKeon. . "But when n comes 10 tht' big decisions, no one 1s 'omg to make them but me," she said. 'Tm terribly involved with Dick W1lhams. It would be a great mistake to let him go. to pa y him off or to make life so miserable for him that he would walk away. If that is a fact, it's not going to work." Smith denied he was tryin.g to orchestrate the rc!'loval of Williams, whose gruff manag.ing style alienated many Padres players lasLseasnn Quote of the day Pete Carlll, basketball coach at Pnnce ton, commenting on how the quality of Ivy Lca~ue play has slipped over the last 20 years: "It's hke the story of people who used to grow rice on land. Other people started growing rice in paddjes and found it to be more productive. We're still on land." Celtics extend streak to eight Larry Bird scored I 0 fourth-quaner m Points and Kevin Mcffale finished with 29 points to lead Boston to its eighth straight National Basketball Association victory Tuesday night. a I 12-109 win over Milwaukee. The Bucks had won 24 straight games at borne going back to last season ... Houston's Akeem Olajawoa scored 18 points, including two key baskets in the final I :52 of the game, and Lewis Lloyd added 25 Points to lead the Rockets to a I I 8-112 victory over Phoenix ... In other NBA games, Moses Mtloae scored 12 of his game-high 29 points in the first quaner as Philadelphia rolled to an easy 127-107 victory over Detroit. h was the fourth successive victory for the Sixers, all on the road and was only the second defeat in 11 home games for the Pistons . . . Herb W1Uiam1 scored 20 Points and Vern Flemlng added 17 as Indiana snapped a 23·~me losing Bird streak on the road with a 98-84 victory over Cleveland. The Pacers won for the first time in I 0 road games and snapped an overall eight· game losing streak ... Jeff MaJoae scored 12 ofrus tcam- leading 28 points in the final quaner 10 help Wa.srungton hold off Portland and extend its home- coun winning streak to six games with a I I 8-11 5 victory ... Trent Tacker scored 18 points and hit nine of his first 11 shots from the field as New York connected on two-thirds of its field-goal attempts in the first three quarters in a 111-94 victory over Denver ... Mark Aplrrt and a swarming defense helped Dallas grab an 18-point haJftime lead and the Mavericks weathered a funous rally by Golden State down the stretch for a 107-100 victory ... Sacramento scored its biggest victory of the season. I 31-I 18, at the expense of Chicago. Oilers erupt late to rip Kings INGLEWOOD -Jan Kuni scored ~ two goals and assisted on another to lead ' the: Edmonton 01krs to a 8-4 wan over the Los Anaeles K.mas Tuesday n1gh1 in a National Hockey l..«gue aamc. The Oilers scored five third-penod goals to take command of the game af\cr the team!> skated to u 3-3 tie af\er two. Craig MacTav1sh, Mark Napier. Mafl) McSorley. Dave Hunter and Kum all scored for Edmonton an thtj third penod. The Ollers had taken n two-~oal lead, 3-1, 1r1 the second period on goals hy Kum at 5:01 nnd Randy Gregg at I 0: 19. . Marcel Otonne got the Kings back in the game at I 3: SI of the period when he picked up a loose puck and skated in alone on aoahe Grant Fuhr. The Kings tied the game at three on a goal by Dave Taylor with just 30 seconds left 1n the S«ond period. The Oilers took charge from there to improve their record to 18-4-3, the best 1n the NHL. Red Wings down Flyers, 4-1 Rookie goaltender ~ark Laforest ~ turned aside 35 shots in his National , Hockey League debut and Ron Du1aay scored his eighth goal of the season late in the second penod to snap a 1-1 ue Tuesday ni$hl and lead Detroit to a 4-1 victory over Philadelphia. l he Ayers, who entered the game with the NHL's lxst record. lost for the second straight time and fell to J 9-6 on the season ... Elsewhere in the NHL, Rudy Carlyle scored a power-play goal with less than two minutes left in the thiTd period to give Winnipeg a 4-4 tie against the New York Islanders ... Tony McKegney scored three goals and Scott Bjugllad added two as Minnesota poured in seven stra1~t goals in the second half for a 9-2 victory over Chicago. McKegney registered hi s fourth career hanric1rnnd fimsmct1rewlfs acqUl red in the middle of last season by the Nonh Stars. who snapped Chicago's six-game unbeaten string. Conflicting reports on Ross MINNEAPOLIS-Conflicun.g news~ paper reports arc saying that Maryland football coach Bebby Ross either has or has no.t been offered the coaching job at Minnesota. The. Minneapolis Star and Tnbune, quoting no sources 10 ~ story for today's editions, said Chat Ross was expected to decade within the next 24 hours whether he'll take the JOb. But the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch, al~o today, quoted Ross' wife and the chairman of Minnesota's search committee for a new coach a~ saying that Ross has not been offered the M1nneStlta p()SI. . "Bobby has not been offered the Minnesota JOb," Ahce Ro~ told ~he Sf. Paul paper Tuesday night in a telephone 1nterv1ew from the couple's home in College Park, Mel "Bobby came home tonight and is sleeping. He's exhausted. He told me he talked to the Minnesota ~op!e but didn't get a JOb offer. They said they'd call him in the next two days. These rumors go with the territory." Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita BEVERLY HI LLS -Santa Anita E race track wiJI be the si te of next year's S 10 million Breeders' Cup thoroughbred racing card and, because of its tame zone, the site of the 198_7 card may also be in Southern California. Officials of Oak Tree Racing ,Association and Breeders' Cup Lim ited signed the contract for the Nov. I, I 986, event Tuesday. The Oak Tree meeting is held at Santa Anita. Television, radio TELEVISION 6:50 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL. Lakers al Utah, Channel 9 10 p.m. -BOXING: Great momcnt'I 1n Olympic boxing, Channel 56. RADIO 6:50 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakers at Utah, KLAC (570). 7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: acra- mento at Oippers. KMPC (710). Vanguards let lead vanish in 86-77 loss Southern California College ear- ned a 46-44 lead into the second half, but Oaremont-Mudd !.tormed ahead with six minutes to go in the game and went on to wan. 86-77. in a non- confercnce college basketball game a1 sec Tuesday night. The Stags. 3-1 . found the1rshoot1ng game late 1n the second half. as Henfred Brard scored 11 of his 21 points, and 6-8 center 5cott Lammer<; put up sax of his 17 to lead the wa y The Vanguards committed several turnovers to allow Claremont scoring opponunities, and shot 50 percent from the floor to fall behind. Southern California College fell to 3-3 wtth the loss. Randy McAllister put in a game- h1gh 25 points for the Vanguards and teammate Ken Bardsley added JO. SoCal College enters the Chapman College Tournament Fnday night for ORGANIZE YOUR GARAGE a 6 o'clock game with Sacramento State. In a game played earlier, Clare- mont downed the SoCal women's team. 79-77. in overtime. Bcts;y Means was the catalyst for the v1s1tors in overtime. sconng ~111 of 11 Points in the extra session. For SCC. Connie Brazell had 21 points and hit a 12-foot Jumper with one second left in regulation 10 forte the overtime. RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ... ,_ Dllw Cettn .... , u22 ....-avo .. cosu IEA-541-1156 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Rustlers advance state finals . next for NH at regional tourney volleyball Golden West ousts San Otego Mesa; OCCor>ens tonight The Golden West College women's volleyball team advanced to the semifinal round of the Southern California Regional Tournament TUt'sday night. needing 10 rail > for an I 1-1 S. I 5-12. I 5-5. I S-2 verdict over v1s1tmg San Diego Mesa. The victory moves the Rustlers into Saturday's 3 o'clock semifinal!. at San Diego High. Golden West came out sluggish. falling ~hind in the first game 12-5 before coming back to make It 13-11 before losing. However. sparked by the play of sophomore outside hitter Manna Van Melle, Golden West wa s in i.:ontrol the rest of the wa). Van Melle had I .S kill~. tour blocks and four aces and was 1nstrun1ental 1n picking the Rustler up in the second game, according to Coach Alben Gaspa.nan. Some erratic serving in lhe early stages of the match proved costly to the Ru tiers. But, they rt'covercd in plenty of time to take command. "As a team. we came out real rusty toni~t." he said. "but Van Melle earned us tonight. She played some great defense and Sttms to be getting better and better each game." Also lending a hand to Golden West's efTon was Cece Elias with 12 kills, five blocks and two aces. The Rustlers ( 14-3 overall ) entered the toumamen\ as the second soed, while San Diego Mesa ( 14-4) was rated seventh. Orange Coast ( 13-5) opens play 1n the tournament tonight at 7 against Grossmont in the Pirates' gym. LOS ALTOS -The New1><>n Harbor High girls volleyball team ha moved one step away from a state champ1onsh1p followma its rousing I S-12, 1 l-15, I S-8. 13-1 S. 15-13 victory over Los Altos Hiah ncre Tuesday night. The Sailors of Coach Mike Neece, who have defeated LA Roosevelt and Marlborough along the way, wtll play for the championship on Saturday night at Golden West ColleJ.C in a 7 o'clock match against Mira Costa, the only 1cim to defeat the Sailors this season. • Junior middle blocer Tracy Krueger set a school record with 31 kills, 11 in the fifth game to lead Newport Hart>or over the San Josc- area school. Sara Allison was credited with a stronll all-around aame. Al so contributing for the Sailors wns Lara Asper (I 0 It.ills, four blocks) und Laura Power ( 19 kills) Saddle back has incentive Gauchos seek to cap perfect season with Pony Bowl win JOgen. "We have not improved durin~ the last three weeks. In fact, we've steppedl>ackwards. ' A positive aspect of the defense has been its ability to force turnovers. Saddleback pounced on 29 fumbles this year and had 53 turnovt'rs overall. while committing just 21. The plus-32 was a big factor an the Gauchos' success this season. There will be plenty of 1ncenuve for the Saddleback College football team Saturday when the Gauchos face Fullerton in the founh annual Orange County Pony Bowl. Kick-off time 1i. I o'clock at Orange Coast College. Saddleback (1 0-0) will be gunning for its second undefeated season and. as the second-ranked communit> college team in the nation. will by trying to keep its hope for a national championshar. alive. Fullerton's hopes relit in its ability to slow down Saddleback quanerback Jason Schmid. who set a number of school rceords in leading the Gauchos to tbe Mission Conference title. He poses an extra threat as an excellent runner. Also, the Gauchos will be going after their first victory oveT Fullerton an three tries. Saddleback will also be carrying the banner of the Mission Conference, which owns a 4-3-I r~ord against the Pac-9. which is considered one of the premier football leagues in the country. .. We don't concern our~lves with all those things." said Saddleback Coach Ken Sweanngen. "The one goal we do have is to finish the season undefeated. In order to do 1hat. we'll have to play our best game of the season ... "He has been outstan'1ing this year," said Swear- ingen. "He's done just about everything we've asked of him. He's a much more complete quarterback than at this tame last year and he's going to get much better." The Hornets (8-2) are led on offense by running back John Green, who has gained 1,033 yards in only 180 ca mes. Green needs JUSt 79 yards to become the all-time leading Fullerton ball-earner. Defense has been the main concern for the Saddleback brain trust 1n recent weeks. as the Gauchos have yielded an average of 26 points per game their las1 three outings. Agamst Rancho Sanuago. Saddleback allowed over 500 yards of offense. Fullerton quarterbacks Mike Zorn and Richard Williams have shared the duties with one ready for relief when the other has been off. If 1he game comes down to place-kick.i ng, Saddle back may have the ed~e with Tracy Rutkowski. who set five school records this year, including most field goals in a c;eason with 18. "We've defin1telv had our problems." said Swear- Saddleback: No wipeout this time There are rematches aplen ty this week in the CIF semifinal football playoffs and Saddleback HigJ1·s Roadrunners are no e.xccpuon 10 the rule. The Sea View League co-champs arc at Freeway League champion La Habra Friday night, a team Saddlr- back npped (34-0) early in the season Saddlcback. 11-1. with ·•~only loss a 24-21 dcc1s1on 10 Sea View co- champ Newport Ji arbor, enters as the favonte, but Saddleback Coach Jt>rry Witte 1s obviously :iwarc of just how easy things can tum around. In the earlier w1peo ut at San1a Ana Stadium everything went Saddlc- back's way and nothing went La Habra's way. A 10-2 record indicates ppene oo o en. n both 1eams att on c;even-game win streaks. .. La Habra 1s definitely 10 weeks better," says W11te. "They've im - proved in all areas of the game. pnmanly defensively. We have to treat it as someone who were'rc playing to get into the final s. We have to approach it with the intensity of gettmg to the final s. "The kids are going to have some 1houghts that 'we'll handle them again.· but we have to go out and do 1t. We'll try our hardest to ha ve that kind of altit ude. Hut our kids ha ve had a pretty mature attitude all year," said Watte. "I think they rea lize what''i ahead of them. There's nothing more that we'd like to see than a remalch (with Newport Harbor). Bui we have to get there first.'' La Habra passed for JUSt 72 yards in its loss to Saddleback, but lately the Highlanders have been stnk.ing for close to 200 }'ards .1game 1hrough the EDISON VS. LIONS ..• From Bl Westminster Coach Jam O'Hara. "Edison was pla;ying most of the game without Ken Gnggs. which is another dimension that they have. And we were playing without Jack Evans. We lost our tight end and they were playing wllhout theirs. "So we've cenainly improved defensively, and they've become more soph1st1ca1ed in their offensive attack. Edison as much more diverse. Thev came out last week and ran a lot out of lhe shotgun and 1f we 're not ready for that. we'll be in deep trouble. We're very happy to be here and we look forward to playing Edison. We always have a great game with them," said O'Hara. Westminster stunned Edison in the opener. but lost a chance for at least a portion of the league title when 11 lost twice -21-0 to Huntington Beach and 37-15 to Marina. "We h v v and the process has taken a. wbile." continued O'Hara. T think we had to expenence some of that, maybe be111g a little overconfident against Hunt- ington Beach and our over-keyed up game for Marina had something to do WJ!h it. "I think we were too high for the Manna game. We just didn't play real wet I and they executed really well. We theonz.e that there's a phantom on the team that steals jerseys and plays for the other ball club sometimes." f!dison's defense bas risen to the occasion, but in this one the nose-to- nose game will be Edison's offense and Westmister's defense. The Chargers' passing game, behind Mike AngeJovic, has bttn nearly unstoppable. The senior quar- terback has completed 132 of 209 passe~ for 2,095 yards and 20 touch- downs. a completion ratio of 63. I percent with just five interceptions. Eight times he has gone an entire game without a turnover. Westminster held him . to 143 yards on I 0 for I 9 and one touch- down, without an interception, but Edison four lost fumbles and West- minster's run defense, which allowed iust 82 yar~, turned it. most part a no-name defense, but 1t centers around linebackers Mark Smith (6-2. 207. jr.) and RAYmond Smith (6-0, 217 soph., Probably the bnghtest area of Westminster's lineup is the domi- nauon of Juniors on the squad, combined with size and strength. Edison opens year with shutout win The high school soccer season opened for most Orange Coast area squads. w1th Edison among the wmners on the boys' side. Here's what happened: Cre1t Cabinet"t hat the ultimate tyatem in garage storage. &tabiishing new standards for appearance and durability for your garage. Our finlt~es are available in Medite and Formica. 1----------------i air "Their defense 1s pla} 1ng with a lot Edison%, West TorrHee 0: Johnny Castro booted 1n both Charger goals m the second half to give host Edison the victory. I he Barons will host Palos Verdes Thursday in a contest that will be a rematch of last year's CIF second· round game which Fountain Valley lost. 2-1 . Culver City 1, Huttastoe Bt1c1-t : Quality at competl•I•• prices • Oean dittinctive fltMt • Unlh cw• nMtunt9Cf off ffoor fw ecny deaning • S•lf-letchln9, n•nvlalbl• hlftt .. • OM doy lnatol&atlon CREST CABINETS .... ........... liq f..tery ...... enm. C:.Unty...... . ........ 714/lll-2H3 S.n fwnende Vol.y • . ..•.. , .. 111/t57-S4U W.LA. e..ch OffM,-.,, Hila •...... 213/329..0U4 v•~ · · . . . IOl/2U42 ... Happy Holldetys more intensity and that has really changed their season around," con- tinues Witte. "With us hcing an option team you have to play dis- ciplined defense. "Now they're m their 13th game. those ass1gnments are automatic now. , "The key 1s we have to keep on doing the things that we've bttn doing and we can'1 make m1!.take-.." Castro's first ~oal came off a penalty kick early m the second half. while his second came from 18 yards out ro pad the Edison lead. Goalie Tim K.Jein played well in the victory, thwarting a number of West Torrance opl)Ortun iues. Fou&ala Viner 1. Cntttt 1: Tony Coles' goal 17 minutes into the first half offset a Cyprtss $081 on a penalty kick 10 minutes earlier as the Barons managed 1he tit. Fountain Valley had its chances in the second half, one time earning a penalty lock, but could not convert. Curtis resigns as Uni coach Un1\!ers1ty H1ah football coach Rick Curtis ha5 res1aned. citing "a ume for a cha nae." Curtis. 29. has been the t)ni football coach for five years, compil- ing a 21-29-2 record. including a 1-8-1 mark this season with a predominate- ly Junior team CurtlS said he 1s hopeful of coachana elsewhere. either as a head coach or an us1stant "We've done a lot of good 1h1na.s here, but I think 1t't ume for 1 chanic ll University," said C'urt11 The Oilers put up a goo<f show apinst the top-ranked Centaurs before drop- ping its opener at Huntington Beach. Oiler midfielder George Hadjis and goalie Alex Tipolt were cre<iited with strong games. as well as Culver City goalie Jose Perez. who turned in a I(). save performance. The Oilers host Dominguez Fn· day. Mater Del 4, Westen 8: The Monarchs opened o n a winning note with the shutout over the Pioneers at Western. Nick Becker and Paul Oldham kicked 1n two goals apiece, and Steve Barry turned back seven goal at- tempts. Mater Dci plays in the Fullerton Tournament Saturday. In girls action: Newport Harbor l, lta&ella l: Nancy Coyne tallied with about 10 minutes remaining as the Sailors earned the deil!lock 9'1inst v1s1t1n1 Katella. Michelle Bums was credited with an assist on the play. Newport is back in action 1 hurs.- day when 1t~ hosu Marina in a 3: IS contest. EdlH• l, Mater 0.1 t : Despite a 12-0 ad v1n&qe an shots, only Lana N1CQJ1 wa abfe to And the marl 1n the mat~ at Mater Del. N1coh's aoal came on an a 111 by Debbie Bontrqer. Edison plays at DaM Hills Thursday. ' FoR THE REcoRo .. , .. 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San Jose post victories From AP dlspatcbes Ken; Boagni ~·orcd l IS point!> and grabbed 11 rrbounds 10 kad <al \talc fullerton to a 78-66 wirc-tu- wirc: victory over the I ln1"erstt} of 'ian Diego Tut"~a> mght 10 a non-<.'.'ontt'rt·nce ba!>kl."tball game The Ul7 3 fan\ :ll the T 1tan!> home openena"' Ke\ln Henderson t·ome oil 1he bent h to ~ore 14 points wh1k Richard Morton added 11 'ian Otego tra1kd h)' 11 point\ 31-20 at the half. but the Torcro~ doSt:d tu w11h1n the point,. 63-)ts, wtth 4 32 remaining when Mark Manor hit two of h1\ I 9 point!> from the foul line But the Titan'> l ame right hack on 1\1.o foul \hem h' Boagn1 toe tend their lead to 6~-58 and \t't:ure the game ~an Diego had a \trong effort from 7-0 c.enter ~:on Thompi,on "ho Sl:ored I f.J points and had nine rebounds Cal ~tale fullenon I\ no1.1. 3-3 while San D1e'g'o tellio-3-~ Fresno tale 61 , Wieblta State $1: \en1or ccnler Bnan Salone '>cored I '7 point'> tnduding nine 1n the final ~\.Cn mtnule'> to kad tht· host Bulldug' o' t•r V.1l h11a State Trailing 40-1X "'Ith f IJ m1nutn lt:tt 10 lhl· wnte~t. Fresno talc out!>lorcd \\-1c:h11a ')ta1e 12-2 in lht• nn1 tj, l' minute!> lo take a SO 42 lt:ad \l.-1th1ta \tale l ut 1hc kad 111 SIA, but could not get an> l!o,er In other Wc~t Coast action: Su Jose State 71, USF U: Rcaa.ic Owens and Ride) Bell) each scored 20 poinu and O wcni. collcclcd 16 rebounds as the Spartans defeated the University of San Franet'ICO 1n an Jo~ California 74, UC Oavl1 51: In Berkeley. Leona.rd Taylor scored I g potnt~ and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead the Bears , Davi\, 3-2,JumpedJo a 6-0 lead earl't' 1n the first half. . hut with 7 45 h:ft tn the half. Ca!Jfom1a (~I) took the lead tor good at 11·6 powered by guard Kevin J ohnson·~ slam dunk Waablngton 7$, St. Mary 's $4: (enter Chns Welp and to"'4-ard Paul Fonier 1..ombined for 4 1 points to power lh<' Hu~kte~ at Moraga Loyola Marymount 8$, UC Saata Barbara 78: Guard Ke11h Smith hit 11 of 19 field goah and ~ored a game. high 19 point\ lo lead the hD~t Lton~ Forward Forrest McKenLte added t8 potnts and to~ard Mark .\rmstrong pulled cfo"'n a game-high 17 rebounds tor Lovola · LSC 70, Hawaii, Hilo 61 John \l.-1ll1ams and Zoran fo,ano,1ch '>Cored I ~ point., ea1..h to lead I Ith-ranked Lou1\1ana State past host Hawa11-H ilo T ut"'>da\ mght L\l 16-0J held a '4-25 h.tlftimc.-kad Ark.aasas 76. Su Diego tale 64: In Little Roel V.1ll1am Mill<, '>(ored 211 point'> B~ run If' 1n had a season· high 19 and \<.011 Ro~ made big pla)., do"' n the stretch as ,~rkan~~ delcatt"d San Diego ~Late College, prep basketball AOCKIES Ar11ona St 13 Denvf'• &S New Me .. co 131 US'U 9S u1an St 11 8 vu 80 EAST COIH\•V\ 76 ( •ar on "° Columote 64 ,...,., .,.., MIDWEST 1no1•ne 82 NO•"e OaMe 67 1ow• SS :>•e•e 43 KOMll\ Si. s ·Eo .. orO\• New Or ea•\ 95 Lovote II 0 1'110 S• 80 Foor ao 7) f 1 14 •9 Or<·(, U IS Me rv1a11 /9 Pu•au~ 12 S•" l=•enc \CO ~' 10 Bel S• I? Oo• eno 69 811t1tr 92 SW Baot '' 69 Cn°ce110 s• S9 E" M·C" gar ,, C•e ••tono St 91 Qnl(o tN9'ttwo~ SOUTHWEST 4••e•H\ 16 S.r 0 ~ S• !>I Haro'" S0mmon' 84 C" c' St SI P a" A'"'•'•CI" t9 N Tua\ S• 68 UTE" P 61 Ntw Mt• < 0 ~· S9 -IV Tua, St •9 Pet1f'>aro·• S• •9 H lfii School llOYS TOUltNAMENTS Le-... (;ti I f'lnt •9'111dl Co•ora a. 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Inc , l , • . . • • Viking!l_p_ost dramatic win Brea-Olinda next for Marina; Irvine, Ocean View roll Manna High's girls advanced in the championship bracket of the Irvine Tournament with a dramatic win over Orange, while Irvine routed Estancia in a consolation bracket game Tuesday night. In non-tournament action. Mater Dei, Ocean View, Fountain Valley and Westl)1inster emerged with wins. The details: Martu 41, Oruge 47: Temre Kuester hn a 15-footjumper with one second remaining to give the Vikings the win over the Panthers in the second round of the Irvine Tour- nament. Kuester scored nine of her 13 points in the fourth quarter. and h11 three free throws in three attempts to pac.e Marina's come-from-behind victory. The Vikings were down at the half. 23-12. before their shooting game material izcd. Sophomore Dawn Charroin, a 6-1 <:enter, had 15 points and 11 re- bounds, while Heather Klrkup put in an impressive floor game with five assists. Marina advances to play Brea- Olinda Thursday night at 7. lrvlae It, E1tucla lt: The Va- queros outran the Eagles an the Irvine Tournament's second round. Shelly Moceri. a 5-8 senior forward, led Irvine with 19 points. and teammate Kimi Tamura tossed in 12 points and ran off with several steals. Junior Cindy Edwards paced the Vaqueros on the boards. - Irvine outscored Esumc1a, 19-4 in the first period. and led by 22 points at the half, 33-1 I. Mater Del •4, Hootlngtoo Beacb 39: The Monarchs. who began their season Monday night with a btg w10 over Western, made It two stra1@.ht with the home victory over the Oilers. who dropped their opener Three different players -Noel Manfre. Geri Gainey and Kim El- lerman -pumped in 16 points apiece to lead the. Mater Dei charge. The game41was deadlocked at 9-9 after one quarter. but the Monarchs began to pull away an the se<;ond quaner when-Ellerman had 11 points. Mater Dei led at hatf\ime. 34-21 . For HuntJngton Beach. Shawna Annstrong was the leading scorer Wll.h.10 points. '' Oceu View H, California ZS: The Scahawlcs rolled their 24-17 hatftime- lead into the 30-point non-leagu e victory in the Condors' gym. Tnna Vtachos had the hot hand for Ocean View. dropping 1n 28 points and bnnging down I 0 rebounds .. Dalene Lawson added 10 points and six rebounds. wh ile Dana Douty had a strong all-around game wuh three points. six rebounds. four rebounds and four assists. On the defensive end. Shelly Straight handled seven rebounds and blocked four shots. Fountain ValJey SS, Ha wthorne 41 : The Barons entered the fourth quar- ter wtthJUSt a s1t:-point advantage but pulled away thanks to Mehs~ Handley who notched halt of her 20. points in the period. Denise U1elarowsk1 added I 0 points and Jackie Cook chipped 1n with 15 rebounds and five steals. The Barons next play in the .\rtes1a Tournament, opening with a game against Lakewood Thursday after- noon at 3: 15. Westminster 64, Newport Harbor 34: Jeanine Battaglia scored a game- high 22 points to lead the Lions 10 the win at Newport. • Sarah Andrus had 13 points and Chantel Deford added 11 for the Sailors, who host San Clemente in a 7:30 game Thursday. Schmid named Player of Year occ quarterback Laszlo also chosen to Mission squad Saddleback College quarterback Jason Schmid. who set nine school records, has been named the of- fensive Player of the Year in the Mission Conference by the league's football coaches. - Schmid set four single-game Saddleback records for y~rds passing, most attempts, most plays and total offense. He aJso set single-season marks for passrng. attempts, comple- tions. touchdown passes and total offense. Schmid was one of six SaddJeback players named to the first-team Oran.ge Coast ' quarterback Ken Laszlo and Pirate punter Gordon Moss were also first-team selections. The team: * Al MlsMcln Centerenc. Ottanslva Plev~ of t,,. Year JHon Schmlo (S.d<lltl>eCk) Defensive Ptavar of t"-YH r Chris Rinehart CSoYtnwastarl\) l"IRST TEAM OFFENSE ,.f!L ,._, ScflMI WR-ieannadv 8rvant, Citrus WR-Wlllla Mc<:lou<I. S'wf!\tern G-Jason Allen, Ranch<> Sant1e90 G-Mart< Frtdarlclt, Saddlet>eck T-Re»s ClntJ. Rlvars1<1t T-'Cnarti. Wrignt !Mld<lleoack C-Rodnev Leota Sad<llet>ec.• TE-Vuv Liggins, Soutn,.asiern TE-Tonv Palamara Saddlat>ec• 08-Jason Schmid, !Mlddlet>ac• 08-Ktn LaUIO, ~anot C.O<lit Ht. Wt. S-9 165 6-1 llO 6·3 265 6-3 2JO 6-4 275 6·4 ?SO 6-0 260 6·) 705 6·2 230 6·3 210 6-0 115 RB-<lark Brown, te•v•r~ RB-'Paul Hewitt, (11rui R8-'Lamount Parl\i RB-Leo TolOUmu, P•lomar PK-Trecv Rull\owili.I, S.ddlel>ack ~ordon Mou, Orange Coail l"lltsT TEAM Olil"ENSE OL-Nall Wettnar, S.ddlet>ack OL-l.1rrv S.nc:twn. Southwa.tarn OL-Ron Bauer. Rlv~slele OL-Tlm Welb. Southwailern OE-Mall Franz, PalOmar L&-<nrls Rlnane rt, S'western L8-Joa Smvte, S.n Oltoo MaH L&-Ytol Pauu, Saddlet>eek L&-Tonv Welts. Soull1wHlern L&-Den 8avrosn. RanchO S.nllaoo O&-flovd Easltv, Rlv~sicla 08-l.aRov Mon1oomarv. R. Santlal>O 0 8-0arrvt Jamai, Sen 01990 Meu O&-Kavln Senti, Citrus KR-l(annadv 8ryanl, Citrus HCONO TEAM Of'l"ENSE QB-'Breel Platt, Southwntern Q&-'Bruca HUlll, Cllrui R&-"Mlka Moon, Rlv~slele R&-<hrla MendanhaM, Orange Coast R8-Lerrv Brown, Rancno S.ntleoo R&-'RCll* Fk:kllno. S.OCStet>eck WR-HarOld COlllns, Palomer __, T-'Mlka Gonules, S'wKlern T-'Steva Blyth, Rancno Sant11go ~oOert Ortaga, Rlv9"1oa G-t<alln Tomlinson. S'wastern C-0.an Allman. Randle> Sanll•l>O C-Jaff 8 ovdston, Orenoe Coait TE-Oamon MedlO<:k, RlverskM TE-Mark HOiman, S.n Dlt9o Cltv SECOND fEAM 0Ef'£NS£ DL-Jaff Crou. Rlveralda DL-"Casav Mlle uutu, Pelomar DL-Bob 0.Sheno, Rencho Santlego OL-ROPell Plsla, San Dleoo Cltv DE-S.ntos Giii. Southwestern LB-•Tfm Hardin, Rlvenlcla L&-Oov9 Morris, Cllrus L8-J1v Wllknon, SeOdltoack LB-Lance Ned, Orange Cots! OB-Peul McGowan, Palomar 08-Alan Roman. S.d<li.t>eck O&-Ed Burton, S.n Diego Cllv 08-'Tonv Gullato, S'western 0 8-James Young, Orenoe Coest • KR-J1mas Young, Oranoe Cou l PK-'Tvter Ac••raon, S'wHtern P-Oavt 81n, Palomer '-1'eflOtH freshman s-10 11s 5-10 190 S-10 195 S· 10 llO 6-1 llO .s-\0 180 6-3 130 6-l 255 6·0 115 6·2 no 6-4 n5 6-1 14.S 6-t n5 6·0 no 6·1 230 6-2 115 6·0 115 5·11 170 6·0 190 6-2 175 S-9 165 6·3 190 S-9 170 S-9 175 S· 10 115 s-10 190 6-3 218 6-3 195 6·4 250 6·3 26S 6-3 250 6·3 26S 6-1 230 6·1 250 6-s ns 6-5 10S 6-A 240 5-10 235 6-l 230 S· 11 210 6-0 20S ,., 210 6·1 210 6-2 217 6-2 215 s-1 11s 6·0 llO 6-2 185 6-0 190 6·1 180 6·1 180 6·3 llS S.-10 230 Edison dominates Sunset League team Angelovic, Justice, Workman a nd FV's Zeno win top honors ~~ -- Mike Angelov1c. who led Edison to the Sunset League champ1onsh1p and into the CIF 81g Five ( onference semifinals. has been cho~n by the league's coaches the Mo'it Valuable Player. Ec:bson's Bill Workman wl\s named COICh of the Year, while \another Charaer. Rick Justice captured Back of the Year honon. Fountain Valley's Lance Zeno was -,elected the l 1neman of the Year. The team: * Al-SunMt ~ MVP-Miki AflOttQvlc (Edison) Coed! of Int v--·'" Workmen fEO•\Olll Unemell of the YN r-t..anu Zeno tFoun111n VelleV) ledi Of IM v .. r-ltlck JutllOt (EdhO!ll ""IT TIAM O,ttl•SI ,._,.. ..... ,~ Yr ~ AneelO'llt, Edlto11 !.r lt.-.C~ C.rttf, EdlWI<' SO tt.-s..n MeOU!e. Merine Jr c-<>evld lrllftl, Wfttmlnstar Sf' O-Tvttr H111t0tt, lrdlaott ~ o-htr\ctt ~. "OUfllaln V•llt'v ~ G-Jotlll ,_.,.,,Merine $t o-ltldl Hunt, Mef'IM $f T_.•ftd't Qo«lt, flOl•Ofl ~r T-l.enc• teno. ,ount•ln Vettcv ~ T!-«e11 Grl99l. t.i'°" ~ ~k:ll Jutlk4 l!'dllO" ~ WR-Oat\fllS Arav l'oun11m vattev PIC-TOCld WHVtr WKtmlnster P:IRST TEAM OEl"INSI! E-Oa11ld Wln1arnat1er. Marina E-Mlkt Cover, Wutmlnllar OL-Jlm Cotlln,, Edison DL-S<:ott Mobtrtv Huntlnoton Baach OL-T11r-Ye>unol>IOOd Minna DL-Ham11n 8al11t. Wttlmtn\lar LB-Marc Hartmen Edison L8-RandY Hele,, Huntlnoton BHct> L8 -Frer1to Pegnentlll. Hunt1noton llHC" LB-Merk Smltll Wallmln•tar L~Klon Hn51111t Merine 08-Joa Morrla, Edison 08-0anltl Ramsn. Founl•ln Velltv 08-Chrl& Ron . Hunllng1on 8Hth DB-Blllv Crett, Marina HCOND TIAM OP:P:INSE OB-Joa NaDO!O. Huntfngton BffcPI QB-Stave Gullt't, Wa\lmlnst~ 11&-Tarrv Rak:htfl, FOYntaln Valtev R&-Mlka Stafford, Merine RB-Scott E•1o11. Hunllnoton BHCh R&-Merc Ohm, Ocea n Via• C-JoM L-Fovnteln V•lltv •G--Fren11 Jl1ng, Huntlnoton &aatPI G-11.alln Covarr\Jblaa. W11tmln\ttr T-Chrl• Wlcktnllemo, Edlton T-Sllewn F!emlntt. Ocean Vtew TE_...,. Tueller. DcNfl View WR-Mlkt HenderSOll, Edison WR -Jon O\tltf, Wtittnln\lflt HCO•D flANI 01po1•H E-Jon Aguirre, Foun11rn Valle'I E-COIV McC!tnOOfl, HU11llt111ton .. 1(11 OL-l ru<t Ovlol1. IOltOft DL-$coll Irena. !fountain Valln Dl-Oen Lawton, Huntington a..ch DL-Rav Meolat. Marina LI-It"'' TrOYN:a, oc.e11 vi.- L&-lta• ~Ill, Wt1ttnll'"ltt La-Ed OaMucc4o. Fovntatn Vallev LB-fd O.i.tucclo, Fovnteln Velltv OB-<1M'V "-· &Olton OB-Oerrlelo: M\11\tl>., ,~laln Valltv 08-Mllll A"'I"' w.-.rmlnttt!f 01-S..n l l •boM N\llflNI 01 Hf! Oar l!!O Oc 11 Vi.w Sr Jr Sr Jr Sr Sr Sr ~ Jr Sr Sr Jr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr ~r Jr Sr Sr Sr Jf ~ Sr ,, Jr Sr .. , Sr Sir So So Sr ,, Sr ,, Sr ir J Chrla Evert Lloyd return• ahot to Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria during their quar- .,__...... terfinal match ln the Auatrallan Open. Lloyd advanced with 6-3, S.3 triumph. Pettis, Wallach win gold gloves From AP dlspatcbes Former University High standout Tim Wallach, the third baseman for the Montreal Expos. and Angels center fielder Gary Petits have been named to the Uold Glove teams 1n their respective leagues. Wallach. who alw played at nddleback Colleg~ and Cal State Fullerton and P~tlls are first time winners of the defen~1ve award. Also honored was third baseman George Brett of the. World Series champion Kansas Royals. who cap- tured the one maJor award that had eluded him during h1-; 12-year big leagut' career. For the first time an the 29-)ear h1stol) of the award, there was a tie 1n the voting at one position. Dwight Evans of the Boston Red Sox and Dwayne Murphy of the OakJand A's tied for the third outfield spot on the .<\L team. putting four outfielders on the team. Zivojinovic stuns McEnroe Brett. 32. won the Gold Glove that has been claimed for the previous six )Cars by Budd) Bell, who was traded in the middle of the 1985 season from Texas to the ('1ncinnat1 Reds 1n the NL Wilander moves into semis of Aus-tralian Open tourney MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) -Slobodan L1vo- Janov1c ofYugoslav1a harnessed his power and aggression Wednesday 10 dump second-seeded Amencan John McEnroe 2-6. 6-3, 1-6. 6-4. 6-0 m the quarterljnals of tht' Australian Open tennis champ1onsh1ps. The 22-year-old West German-based powcrhoUSt' defeated McEnroe 1n one of the biggest upsets 1n the tournament's history 7tVOJ10ov1c is ranked JUSt 66th m the v.orld and was unseeded McEnroe. 26. had been bidding to wan the Australian Open for the tirst time The defeat meant he has failed lo v.an a Grand lam title this }car and ended his hopes of overhauling l"an Lendl for the world's No I ranking at the end of the year. McEnroe's serve and delicate touch held no mystenes for Zl\'OJIOO\ 1c who blasted his way to" ac:ton- Newport little leastue •lgnup• Newpon Na11onal Little League wlll hold regntrat1ons for ns 1986 season Dec t 4 from 9 a.m.-noon at Ensign School. 2CXlO CltfT Dn"e . Playcn aiic six 10 15 are chg1ble 10 sign up Funher information on the league may bl: obtained at Ensign School on the da" ofstgnups Today'• Golfer E.rpotdtlon The i oda) 's Golrer Expcmuon di thl' Long Beach (<invention Center will fc;uure 1he la1est 1nno' a11ons and new designs in go.If equ1pmen1 and apparel when it runs Jan. 3-5. Test areas will be set up at the show Ml golfer~ can get a lirst-hand feel of the newest tool~ or1he trade. The Sou1hcm California March of Dimes and its local chapters have been named a\ the officia l chanty benefietary of the show The March or Dimes will receive SO cents from the ~le of each adult ticket to the show. r a golf courses prior to the show and at the Long Beach Convention Center during the threc-da} show ln•tltute of Athletic Medicine Several 1984 Olympic gold and ~1lver medahs1s from Orange County will pan1c1pate in the grand opening of the South Coast lnsmute of Athleuc Medicine. 3013 I Town Center Drive, Suite 120. Laguna Niguel, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. 01} mpians team mg up fnr the open mg arc gold mcdahsls PC'ter Vidmar, g}mnasun. gold medalist Evelyn Ashford. track and lield. gold mcdahM Greg Lougants. dt' mg, gold medalist Candy ( ost1-Burkc ~ynlhron11cd swimming Sii ver medalist Debbie (Jreen· Varg;i\ \Ill le) ball. and silver medalists r>t.ug Burke and Jex: Vargas. water polo The new ms11tu1e. a program ofSou1h Coa~t Medical Center, offers the most comprchcnstve sports medicine program in Sou1hem Orange County Included 1n us stAlte-or-the-art equip- ment Is Km Com, the only untt m the area which measures both conccn tnc and ecccntnc muscle St~ngth The giant Yugoslav served immaculately 10 the final two sets and treated McEnroe's own serve w11h disdain, defusing it regularly with some blockbusting returns. Z1 v0Jinov1c defeated reigning Australian Open champion Mal\ W1lander an the first round at Wimbledon earlier this year and hts victory over McEnroe underlined his affinity for grass couns. McEnroe earned the ire oft he capac1t} 10.000 center coun crov.d by storming angnl) from the court afier his defeat. He did not watt to leave the co urt wtth the w1nni:r. a'> IS CU!>tomaf) * Austr•lllln Open (II M91beurnt) MEN T Ilda V' l OU1""'11N! Slntlfl S'Ol>Oden Z1vo11novlc (YuGO\lav1a) Ciel JoM McEnro. (US I 1 6. 6·l 1·6 6 •. o·O. Metl Wll•~r ISwe<>en) Clef JOhan Kri~~ IU SJ, 6-l 1 S 6-2 Tod.tV'l Four1tl Round SlntlH lven ltt'ldl !C1ecn\tovak•• def Chrl\IO Slevn lSoulh Afr oc.el, 6·3 6 2 6·lm 6 2 Gun and collector. •bow The (Jun and ( ollcclor~ Show bow~ into Anaheim <;1ad1um 1h1~ Saturda)' and \unda). bonging wtth 11 11 wide assonment or ltiodem firearms In ndd111on 10 the modern guns and equip- ment sho"" '1s11on will lind .oumanding collec11ons or anuque nOes. p1\1ols. lm1ve'> and add11t0nal paraphernalia Show hours arc from 9 a.m to 5 p nl. both da\s. />\duh admi~~1on 1s $3 75. Children li,e-12 S.:!: and 1hose under five arc free For 1nforma1ton phone(.:! I 'l 430-5112 Outdoor recreation •bow H Werner Buck Enterpn\C'>' 21st l\nnual "-nahe1m Spon~. Vaca1ton and RV show 1s M"heduled for prcscntarion at the Anaheim (onven11on Center Jnn 4-12. Long rccogn11ed as the largest travel ~how on the West Coast. the display fca1ure~ rt'crea11onal vehicles. famll~ "acauons and outdoor sports aCll\<lllCS Pncesare S4. 9S for adults. S2 forchtldren b-15 Doors are open from noon to 10 p.m Saturday and noon to 10 pm Sunday Monday through Fnda}. the doo~ are open from 2-10 pm For further 1nfonna11on, phone 99q.8QOO 30-and·over profealonal tennl• Bilhe Jean King will hcadhne a live-day $40.000 ~roresssonal tennis champ1onsh1p, Jan. ~9-Fcb • at lhe Palm Valley Count!) Club 1n Palm Desert The 1ournamcn1 features men and women, 30 ycanofagcand ovcrwhohaveeamed SI mtlhon tn pnJe monc) or ""Vn a maJor !Ille dunng thetr 1·are.:r; fotntn11 King for the fhamp1onsh1ps or the IQ85 tour will be seven-time Wtmblcdon and four lime Ir \ ()pen Doubles Champion. Rosie < a\als. along with the 1977 A umaltan Open :ind I 978 Wimbledon Doubles C:hamp1on Kerry Reid and French and Au51raltan Open 1111v holder Nancy Richey. Competing on 1he men's side will be four-ume ll.S. Open Doubles Cham pion and the 1985 U.S Open Senior Men Single~ ( hamp1on. Bob Lutz. Also included IS Marty Riessen, holder or eight Grand Slam It tics and 01fTRichey, the No. I one ranked U.S. player in 1971. Brett, who throughoot his career has been labeled as a rathc.-r erratic third baseman. said several times this season that winning a Gold Glove was nght belov. capturing a World Series championship 1n his hst of pnonti~. "He always has been a little underrated.'" Royals Manager Die._ Howser told the Kansas City Star. "He always was average to above average. but this year he established himself as an excellent defensive third baseman." Besides Brett. the three other newcomers to the AL team were first- baseman Don Mattingly of the Nev.- York Yankees. shortstop Alfredo Griffin of the Oakland A's and Petits. The other players named to the .\L team were second baseman Lou Whitaker of the Detroit T1ge1s, out- fielder Dave Winfield of New York; catcher Lance Parrish of Detroit; and pitcher Ron Guidry of New York. Rounding out the NL team were first baseman Keath Hernandez of the New York Mets: seaond baseman Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs. shortstop Ozzie Smith and outfielder Withe McGee of the NL champion St. Louis Cardinals: outfielder Oak Murphy of the Atlanta Bra ves: out- fielder Andre Dawson of Montreal: and catcher Ton:r Pena of Pittsburgh. Ump wins h is case, money SAN FERNA.ND<) (AP) -A.n amateur baseball umpire won a $2.800 award for medical bills and lost wages sufl'ered 10 a brawl that re e o c1 ure ofa game. Munaetpal Court Judge Michael Luros on Monday ordered Wilham Laufman to pay $865 in medical expenses and SI . 950 for lost wages to umpire James Elhs. 43 Dunng a California Baseball As- sociation game last March. Ellis threw Laufman's 19-year-old son. Robert. out of the game for shouting obscenities at another umpire. a police report said. After Robert Laufman threw his milt at Elhs. the umpire halted the game and awarded a victory to the opposing team. the repon said. As Ellis left the field Laufman's wife. Joyce. 47, blocked his path and began sweanng at ham. Witnesses said the woman slapped him in the face and Ellis slapped her in return. at which point William Laufman and all three adult sons JOtncd in the fray. Ellis said the brawl left him with a cut above the right eye, bruises and strains in his back, causjng him to mm seven days of work at $31 an hour. He is a fire-spnnkler installer . Player reps talk of new strategies Holtz gives Irish an oral drill KAANAPAI I, Hawa11 (AP) MaJOr league baseball player rep- resentatives d1~usscd the most re- cent contract ncgouation~ dunne the opening da~ of their union meet1n1s. looking for lesw ns to be ustd the nex1 time they bargain w11h club owners. "The (player representatives) feel - ing was that the owners said. 'I due yo u,' and the players took i h1kt," Don Fehr. acting cxecu11 ve director of the players' union. said of la~t su'°n's two-day mike "They d19Cussed what m1aht prove helpful the next ume." Fehr. speaking after Tuesday's openana sc'lsion of the Ml)Or ~ague Ba§(balt Players Assoc11t1on ex- ecutive board mtttin& on the island of Maui. would not specify what the union mtg.hi change 1n its next negot1at1on The 1nue of dru& tcstina, probably the mos1 provocati ve subJCCl to be dealt with at the mecunas. aJso came up on the openint da)'. but noth1n dcfin1t1vc wa~ decided Hi s first duties as n ew coach include ta lks to players. staff SOUTH BEND (AP) -Lou Holt1 ha staned to work at h. doing a JOb once performed by thC' hkes of Knute Rockne, Frank Leahy and Ara Parscgh1an - coaching football at Notre Dame. Holt1 began by doing what he doc!I $0 well, talking. He met individually with Notre Dame football players and as istant coaches Tuesday "I want toestabhsh a line ofcommunicat10n between me and the players," Holt1 sa1~. "I want to put t.heir minds at case as far as the future 1s concerned. cspcc1ally ao1 nJ, into final exams That's pnonty No I 'Number two is rccru1t1 n1. We're gomg into that very hard." he said. Holtz will find. as did the coach hr sur.cccdcd, CTerry Faust, that Nottt Dame no longer has fir;t shot at the best Catholic hiah school players an the country. accordL111 lO another former coach. Dan Devine. "Thett's no lon&er the feeder system where a product of a Catholic Hiah School automati~lly f.OC1 to Notre Dame," said Devine, who coached at SouJh Bend from 19n-1980. "You've got to ao out and Oaht for those kids," ~•d Dcvtne who was 10 New York to be inducted 1n the C"ollt1e Football Hall of Fame ruesda) nt&ht Devane predicted that HollL may be \hocked when he finds "there's not nearly as much emphasis on football. internally, as you think there is " Recalling his eltpenencc at coach. Devine said Holu will "Get his players later tn the day than at any other school in the country. He'll get less prac11ce lime. Kids will go to a lab class rather than practice. "But they'll play on Saturday They'll compete .. Devine sa1d Holtz soon may wonder. "My ~osh. 1s thts Notre Dame where football is o important?' Devine wh o led the Fightina lnsh to the National Championship 1n 1977. said Hoitt also wall find less pressure from alumni than he may thtnk. "It's o lot sweeter than Lou t loll1. had at Arkansas or Lou Holtz had at Minnesota." said I.>ev1nc "The alumni d~s not dictate at Notre Dame. thoug.h the university may let them think they do." "Look to the futuf'f'" wa' Ho1t1• me sage to the players. who returned to ~mpus Monday after a devutat1n' defeat at Miami and the end of htusfs d1sappo1nting era. "He'~ trying to tay away from thr fl:l\t ." athletic department spokesman John Heisler \oud of Holu.. The past under Fau't WM c.a p~d bv Saturday'' S8· 7 defeat at M1am1 and clo5Cd wnh J 10-26-1 record compiled dunng Fau,.·~ ftve years with the lmh. Fau~t re5igl'led Nov 26, thr« d." s nf\er a Ion to Louman• State mt<k him the lo ·~\t coach tn Notre Dame history Hohl. hcii<l coach at \f1nne\Ot& the pa 1 t"'(\ ~3'°M. was hired the next dJ\ -~~-.... --. --- Oranoe Coast DAILY PILOT /Wedneaday December ... 1985 - I LOST MY OWNER BUT FOUND HIM AFTER I , PLACED All AD Ill THE-~ CALL 642•5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE 540-1220 496-8800 ClASSIFIEDSe Real Estate For Sal e Hoase1/Codo1 General 1002 * TllE ILIFFS * Spacrous 3Bdrm Re· treal · All new 1nter1or Like a modell Bought J~ a 2nd home now can 1 use his loss your qa1n• 1 199.000 (furn avl al,nl Cost;t~e~ale t 1024 lal'f~E' lllaatl 2106 lltw,.rt .. acla 21 9 i Ct1ta ••u 2624 Cost a Meaa 2624 lft!rrt .. acla 2Ht lntah ·t1 lhrt •n;T• W.. 2tU ... acal/halal IU Y ~llLJ • Wlmll t 2 blk to ~acn 29R 27•.a ,!:!:=:::L.:-==...:.:~ 3BR Playrm wlfrpl SllORT TERMS ~CICl'i mo rt 633 9161 =.exOUISITE View of FU~N IBr sngl n1smkr BALBOA BAY CLUB -WID? hU money for -·-....... &pooltb1 2ba S13t000 al or 536•95/4 ~v ocean&HBnttelltes 28r SSOO'mo uttls pd 1st CiardenAptSTUOIO Take !~ TO s $10.000 llP No ___ .. 548·6023 or 675·8916 •Ill Pre,11flt1 s 2 18a spac hv rm w1cozy ldSt $100 sec S48·3043 over lflilse 540.0329 1 . 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T"'OUSE ·.;:.;,.:;;r;I<; ;qcnen orrv salary benefits and~ 144-1010 barn., Oen SOd 011 mas-mdture cpl no pets Poot 1ac 213-427 t t36 lBorm 2 .ea De<' S92S " " No pets $275-14 viii age reimbursement tpr ~<HIP patio oll hving 1 $1 200 mo walk 10 beach Spacious 20r 20a 2 stry lPARTIHTS 666 w 18tr1 3BR 2 1BA lrg & t>eaut I univ Prk 1rv 733-2085 I Home Healln Resource HlHOll VIEW HOMES Air cond11toned nome wtth many upgrades New kitchen apohance!> with Jennaare Lots of .,tor.,q~ througriovt Lovely or• vate bdCk yard w1tn beavutul 1anascap1ng Or191nally a mooe1 .incl 51111 looks hkP II A !1n1> I bdrm house 1n a wonaer lul ne1ghbOrhOOO ( OmPS with community 0001 751-1601 l§!A!A . room c;p111 level Woodsy & Pines Park ISi lasl · 645-2739 964 4163 ! w1ocean view. 3 car gar I Center. 1901 E Lambert . .in1ti1ance S219 ooo sec 631 • 92201493 • 8658 w'nt~wer t>lf!ns encl gar 'h IO•TM FREE tng micro rrasn comptr Npt Bch Cute 3or Bal -La Habra 714-526-5982 UDO REALTY $700 only 1is1eo thru Best Immaculate large Garden Unrurn E sioe 2or 1 , oa rrplc iac oath Lrg deck Penn auplA non smk/F FOUND Bike Near Corona _ 173 • 1300 Corou del Mar 2122 Alty 539 6190 tee Ap1s Beautitully 1ana-~;,, c~~~1 P;~7t : 0 ~~~ ;,1~00o~0c1ose1 space $360 1blk bcn 673-4586 ~~1 1 r~;0.~~;3 Sctioot Cltrical/Oflict 5411 •COROMl IEL MAR * 1 walk lo waves $1050 '>ca P "0 g' 0 u n d 5 6SO 9249 N smkr shr Newport Crest I AOClllT* ---------Beautiful Oplx 2br Iba . elegant 3or 2ba lrplc dbl pool spa patto deck No TSL J~~~olmwooa Townhouse wlpool soa !FOUND Blk dog, approx Constrvction Accountt pvt oat10 & lrplc Incl gar & more k1d s1pe1 PPt' WE OFFER l CHOICE 642-9412 t "n n s $ 4 0 0 ' mo 15 n1 heavy W1 wl'lt payable • Nwpt Ben ~·ew $825 Fee 7602 539-619 1 Agl sm COSI 1Borm s595 $605 SPACIOUS APARTMENT 642-3850 or &46-1869 cnest Placenua CM ID ba~ Homebuilder Exp 2Barm t .ea S"'05-$710 w ant a <ie1ec11on of great 1 M LE FROM OCEAN oy dog tag 6"2· 1540 TEUREMT 1111: 1110 YOU DESE•YE IT 22SO vanguara 540-9626 llv1n9"' We can OllPr ,my Nwot Ben 28r 2Ba turn in constrvctton acc1a 111" I " .. 042-2357 apt ~367 • , etec pref 1FOUND blkt wtlt """' yg 1 oayable contract control GA TEO VILLAGE COM· 1 .. 1ng lrom a small ..iot to _. ~v-. & d O HOllE OYERLOOll•& MUNITY 2Bdrm 2 •Ba 2Bdrm 1 ·Ba $725 c1 4 bOrm Mvse 11 look VERSAILLES 2Br 2 ba 56• non-smkr MIF 642·0155 maybe' Vic Wilson & loan raws ata Pf'0-151 ( 2 ist n CM NB HB Pomona C M &45-1245 c ess1ng exp helplul llY & OCE&• 1600 ~Q It of PURE 548-2408 inq ' or cunty ocean vu avail Prof non-smker 25-35 to Sa1arytbene1111 com- .y .Uc" •MD PlRl LUXURY Garage SPA in lh1nk "' us tirst '"' that Jdn I $930 Herb Clays snr JSR CdM nse Gar· FOUND Olk •wnt Son~ I mensurate wtexp P1MH • a te t 0 • cr•o1ce ot dea1 1v•ng 645 2702 eves 722 1J3S Spantel ,,,c Maple & l •Q 3BR. 3BA best loc & ~ ~ , sv1 es ming We!it:f1ek:I ·TSL MGMT 642-1603 age Ov1 oa Pnme beach ma11 resume to Ak1n1 DELl r.MTFUl v1f'lw 2 lrplcs 2 car ori11 1 oo wooOburntng fire-I Wirlrnt upstairs 2BR ioc S5SOtmo 673--0822 6Y4o2~4k78s0h ir e C M Dev Co 3 C1111e Pia.ta. • $ · place microwave oven Wests1oe tBdrm $500 1 BA ,. k 412 "8 I NB 92660 •tt A pool 2250/mo UntQue private patio ELEGANT I lPlRTllEMTS • w uot J tn Prof Oller 25 n-smkg stir ••1~"a ... s ..., n l arge nomt> pramotirs H 6 7s 6000 utol 1ncld unlurn tnary St Newport 1s1and t6 FOUND fem cnow blond ,.., ...... ...,, gracious comtonaolP hv· ... iQ"',e5~8 & or' LIVING ont; 15 minutes Lake tlrana new• All utihl•es rac -Nv pets 646·4382 s 1100 650·2 t45 ~aastMNoseoeSt4s5,?.0'?'8°526tst tern P•tbull orwn fem 1ng w•l'1 ,, s 4 Barm 2 • · · eves wknds 10 So Co Plaza 1ust easl oa10 Poo1 qar nn pels "" B $555 W1S1de 18r 18<1 New Terr/mtx Olond older. tia formal hv1ng ana 0111· ION THE BEACH Oupletr I Newport Btva & soutn of 11 OllTI YOI DESERVE n Rmmt nse r11 bch. c1ean, fem Old En.nl Sheepdnn, 1111,1 rooms Neutr..il plush 2BR 2BA lrplc pvt roao San Diego freeway 2473 281'.lrm lBa $680 crptrdrps F,,g & tnOry GATED VILLAGE COM-resp n-smkr S340 mo -"' -.. Cllll/lEllrTlllllT Newporl Center office. Ca P 1 • H h h • b I Orange Aue 631-5439 By :>1..11 A ~ocaao 642-9850 lac $460 SPC 642-6502 mate Great Dane 1ge & r ~ 7 •9 ll!C ocean o riar or view • MUNITY 2Barm 2 .ea u111 $100 sec 675-3823 e lk tem OLH Cat Mus1 be able to uM 10- key calculator Cati btwn 4-6pm M-F 64~ a1arm 1,r._. smot..t' oerec-S 1350 mo 673 5432 apot only DIDI Point 2626 1600 :;q 11 01 PuRE Olk wnt Newpor1 Beach • A t1or '' o ,,r C1unlv1ng <.yS· ayallllLE MOW LUXURY Garage SPA in R4oommate rem pref stir · r Watch Tht loat P1ra.1"' " 11 2Br 3Ba· 1 shower otn vu I or 2 sty Me nice area Animal Shelter 5•4-36_56 -HP••TMEIT •m:m tems wo f.Jdt10' Very •• S tli. Coist Metro 2 & 3 bOrm EaststdP master suites D•n•ng .,., • .,. -quiPt 1nc;ide location from 1h1s 2Br 3ba duple~ 1 OD Twnnm~ $825.$725,mo lrplc 2 car gar $9001mo room woodburning lire-S27S Kris 895-7846 Founa FUR COAT nr PCH 1e.xper 1ndlv1dual with . I • ... 1 . S234 Ql)Q Yrly $1475 $1 5751mo I 2186 F'rplc iard gar Nice lot Avl 1mmea' 7S9-0980 place microwave oven Shr 2br Nwpt Ben aot n· at Crown Valley LaQ N19 good Eng II sh skill a lrvint Coast Realtors B."'r' unit s~_ avail Bev 2 belrm 2 oath conao t~ao & 2314 Sar1td Ana Ha11t. Buell 2640 O•'vatP oatto ELEGANT smkr av1 now or oy ,, 1 E 495-6474 iaen11ly strong typing and die· •81?4 Cviver0• rv N nire Agl rl>O·Ol59 w carport nr SC Plaza T5L MGMT 642-1603 LIVING only 15 minutes S3SO ,nc1osu111 673-84&4 FOUND mate P1tbull mix tapnone or shor1hand 786 7500 Cost. 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VV COM Pr·me otltce soace Com"'1SS•O" on Human RECEPTitlfST untvrn otean1bay view 1Corner Cenrer P .;ce111ta1 •3 L.qnlt'Cl ienn.!>, .mrt~ • 1 1 1 ~6S SQ It suite 3 1no1v1d R19n1s PO Bo• 984 Jonn Wayne Tennis Cluo Steps to bch spac 2br Open Daily 1oam-6om .. p.tr mvn., ual ott1ces $1 25 SQ /tt Tustin 9268 1 984 "I sm.,.r HB 842-8866 1111 din arna w pullman SAC Oep 770-5629 2ba tprtc 0 1w enc1 gar •2 Sw•rn,.,,1nq oooti. 1714 544 366~ All .n1pr111ew1ng tor recep-642-1424 •S1reamc; & oona~ N\'wpor1 B•·dd'I \11 NNN Call Rogers Realty 1 • 1 names •1on1s1 court 011ector ,.rty AOllS no pets S950 Sorry No Pets • Sorr• ,,,, 0015 675 2311 & conl1aences w111 oe tully p 1 1 mo 673 t990 alt 4 • ~ protectt"d ar 1me so~ evenings ••lrt1 2BR 1 t>a Verv nice enctnS('d pal•o All un11 02eO Aqt 540-5937 E .,1oe 3Br 2 , t:ia Conao '2 ..ir gar It pl 1enn1s 0001 Monte Vista Ave $ t 150 8'38-'l427 64S 2991 •" 1r"•'>'1•nq' ava' COM s oesr ott1ces $595· b .... -.nos Aoorox ~ Corona del Mu 2622 COTTl&E TUE ._ .• 1 r:,11 • S 1100 net u111 A c pkg &llJlty•tat o hr start ~PP1Y in Pe< $285 000 MARILYN TWITCHELL '!!>----""'-!--..-.---.;;.;; 2BR 1BA pvt Qal o gar W H'Y NOT CALL "~ ' ,anitor 2855 E Coast - -so n 12 6 es otwn Bachelor-1Bdrm ut1ls PO w o hkul) Quiet N(-pet., 893·5191 ~-,·~niir1 B••d·" "'o 12·3om a1 117 1 Jam-P t o .. I S650 .., -,. "''.., Hwy 675-6900 Anyl1me C'-'1.a C 3016 a 1 s .. are poo Waler pa10 Sn ·c; mo •I • HI t:>ocee Ro Nwpt Bch Villa R tats. 675-7 1 · • ~·· ~ 759-9100 E s ae rwnhse J SR 1580 ~-----~~ •• "" I • • • •:;:_• •• Ir I r pat•O 2 car gar 1s1 lasr .. ~c J t6B Santa Isabel St 1001mo 6J 1·8283 COllOH DEL IH .. ti4"> 1104 space upsta11s access to pat•o $300 pe ... mo Call unaa at 67S-2311 oabys1t ror 1 vear 010 my llECEPT SCTIY Corona del Mar 1022 ASPEN CREEK RESORT Chair 15 at your b3ck door Proress1on..i11v dee· or area Sleeps 8 10 Cov ""'d prkng sauna spa 5 tSO pPr night Dvs 241 07Cl2 E\16518514 Here s a great pnceo 2t;Orm 2t>d abode ovt Inca SS!>O won t 1as1• 539 6191 Ag1 cost 2 Barm rear duple11 soutn •>I PCH Very private $800 per mo !Br IBa 1922 Wallace Gar •efrig JPSla1rs No oet .. S520 Agt 550 10 5 t -.:is~ Hur•t•ngtor V1llaqe L me lr('lm San 01eQo ~ reew.J1 rion" ~1 Beach 1 Mer 100 .. r ,.,.st "n Soa tk Cout Mettt EJECITIYE HITES nome exp w c'111Clren reouareo tor 1ana develop. Must be avail days eves ment comoany Excellent & wk nos $5 •1r 759-6882 teieohone manner smer1 aooearance non-smlCr word proce!ls1ng exl)ef Sa1ar1 S 1400 mo Hrs 8 30 5 30 P1ease call Pal IO• appl 863-7033 Doaestiu JO 18 Exo NURSES AlOE seeks t1ve·1n oos111on L10o Isle area Local refs 631-9505 OUPLEX·2Br Iba ea So- ot-PCH $275.000 521 Carna11on By o wner 673-024 1 or 67J-1541 Call M McGu11e Haroor Alty 673-4400 EAST SIDE Bacneior No \IC~ .. M ... r; k1tcnen $450 mo Sheryl Soac1ou~ JBr ~Ba l)t'Cur 1Br trg 11v rm new paint 673 J 117 or 631 1266 1•1 Co• u~· A,J1111~ c,~ Rellt&ls Nr Newport don t miss 11 crpts bhnds 1<1tchene11e ··~~~~~-I,• Poo•s CluOho~si>. S450 ---------3br 2ba gourmet 1<1tch .., micro pd viii $650 mo • , V1••a ~ .... 11 <. 6 c, ') '> ----------S725 539 6191 Agt cost Avail now 67S-4488 ~~ ........ -~ ~~ r,"',.....I Hoas11/Codo1 6~~rs~t~~~~~,!~~ '?;'~1 Costa Meu 2624 : ~lS;~IDE ~~~Jr'J#~~~~~l,~~JJ Ge11er1l 2 10 2 gar w etec dr micro w a 1Bdrm Apt w11n balcony •Spark• nq hf'..iteo ooo ) dBR OCEANFRONT Nwpl n~vP $1000 549-244 7 Poot No pets $495 Call Co1111try Wto4s •Court • JrO , ew ()1n1nc Alter 3pm 646-36•8 2Br w small dPn SOii lvl •li•gf'Hll,. BBO d""d~ Ben 111 June St4751mo iDllll Point 2126 trptt ,.,,00d ClPCk Skv •Twhqht d•ne .n c.outt <'1 OCEAN VU apts 2BR 1Br 1Ba $5SO sec S350 119,,1 Country setting q.11Pl'1c" tBA 1 blk IO bCh HB 148R 2ba 2000 Sii redec 2Br 1811 $6C,O ~~(. )400 S" ... "In P"'~ 180 E ~ ,~, •Soil(•("'~ Ap,;•t ...... •s 1 II S65067S lrlvlFncO~d S1095mo Noo .. i..631-84<' lM hJf.J:?62 ,64.,9c;4l •You• .,..,~,1c 1• ,__.. JACOIS REAL TY • 6 t 81 J3 t 7 ~92 • .o.,• .,..,.,, • , "" Da •t•I PROPllHA&EIHT Foantli ll ?Barm2baEasts10 .. ~ 18• ;'Ba ow P"I no1, •P11ewa1"f''Jr Lt Ys I pie~ patio S650 No '" ""cl .:t"' '•,.50 ,, .. {" •L•c w 11i. 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HAVE llmat 2144 Avail now 650 7743 e•1..hQ 101 to renl Sl50 " <;m~ r P•PI 64'> 235~ * *"E.TlLS* * 2Br 2811 on Vtelo11a nr ~ A NEED ., Nwpt Blvd Squeak• LARGE 2Br .Ba uostrs D.l .• y Pa'lot • CALL us REGAROtNG , I'll n~ n°w 1f" 0 nCI clean tots ot prllnq $595. 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MCI ~,_, Pr vttxh~11'1 ,, Ji • ... so-. lg tHr w lrplc I' 10' ~1'1'1' nl'I ""'' ·6C '<I tq 2686 One Montn tree lull ser ~E-·ec-2!'!B!'!R-co_n_o_o_w_a_s_hw_r_ ••Ce 881 Dover Dr = 14 "0'• rm poo1 soa oa110 631 365 1 S69'i mo 75t·086CI Large E1tec Otc Nwpt Bi;l'l nr alfDOrl bank Misc. Re11tAls o•og Cont '11cn & recp HOUSEKEEPER ·er "ed SECRnHY 1aa~ waf'teo 10 11ve n l'ast oac:ea Newporl room t>oard a. salary Bear" c:onsultmg llrfT1 area 1nc10 $1000 mo 83J-9365 644.881CI n~ds oar! time secre1ary Rooms i::_,rn Rm BA Kit ndry & Ot11ce & Garage $335 mo !\Ir Mar ners SQua1e 2706 Teaclatn 4&50 INF AN+ TODDLER CARE- GIVE Fl PRE SCHOOL .EACHER e•.: 'nQ o•o- ~'a""' ,.. .,, t' P"e ' E C E S '" ve• w ""'u"!; ,,, j•f'r :is. '"~ • "'1h mon1mum 5 yr s ""~r Aopro" 20-25 hrs oe• wee~ E•ce1 typmg a necess11~ Preter some D•h•Jll e•oer N-smkg ot· '• P Call Juely 675-355 t s•t' Q pr .,, Yng empt~ a ~ Coast HW'f 646-~6" • m .JI!' Walk IC' Marina SJ'l(\ mo d93-S474 Ev 'll•cP >im n1 ncr HB n-sm~, <'"'lt •1.4 5.vrs •r.gTV " ' ' ' ul•I ..,, 'Y 5J6-85 18 Hotels/Motels 27 18 Ll&llU IUCll IOTHIH w~1y rentals Low rates S 11s & Up Wkly Color rv maid 5erv1ce tree '"et> neate<l poo· & SIPCI<; 10 ocean l\tlCl'I 5 ~va 1 <185 N Coast Hwy Laguna Beach '94-5294 SElUHllTEL Wkly rentels now avai1 $129 SO wl\ & up 22"'4 Nwpt Blvel CM 646-7445 PRtME Ott1ce Soace 1n Nf'wpor1 Beach avail 1m "'f'<l•atelv S550 "'C' JlCOIS RUL Tl PROP lllll&EllHT 714 175-1173 "•o tess ona• 011 c e Ccr'OO : ~tr1 2300 sq 11 Wes1 of 0 C A1roort 1n C M Part furn $3000 mo 1•oss 1w V•lla Renlals 6·s.4012 0< ~s....1792 Prt Sch11I Di recter L c ct tor 32 c.n •d•e" Costa M•<.1 ... a Eve~ Wll'"IOS 05_, •66. TU'TOR needea to• tO >1ea1 010 to ne10 ... 11n •!'aa1nq & matl'I -r,1.4 t48 SECRnlRJ 1 OM Propertv Manage- 'T'tf'nt Co Fronr om~ •P· l:'f:'il• ance <eQutre<I Good •v0•"9 ottice telephone st.. c; Word processing & boo1111eeomo e•p nelp.. tut Maryanne 675-4900 SECRnlllY S,.,,a11 ott1ce soaoe tor "'"' Proft11i 1a1l S<' 10 mo Call w estern A4aiai1t11ti •e 5100 Par1 lime tor anterior de- s1on studio 7 30-2 00, Mon Fri eventually tull """" lmmed opening Mai resume 10 1137 8a~s1ae Or Corona Oe4 Mar CA 92625 Auto T1nl 95--8468 WATERFRONT BLOG MANAGER E \ecut1ve su11t1 1350 s I a1 S 1 SO s t 4th fir ... vu 1mm8d1t1te opening 1c11 •v11 642-464<1 Mon-Fn tame D•str1ct ManaQer SECllnlllY dso sQ Ft ,1n1 Meosa Veroe 1oc S•5 4 123 '"""' nq .,. 1,., Wor~ ,,.. a plush Newport f , ('Pr f>nc e Bf>"C" -.!floe IS a Pert t•"'P S~retary Prefer P• pprrence 1n b ooll We ortei• 11n e'cenent l'lel' eM o• :>gr am 01110 •9 ca11ons & "OhClh' t1onuc; "M"P'"9 & person&! com- puter Must type 45 • WPM Susan 476-1234 program and Ol!f'tal '" su<ancf' Salarv plu<; WIRI PIMISlll • 'T'l11ea9e re1moursement tor 111w ottice Newpofl Beach Non smoker •Ofl1ce Shoo Storage• •pphcant mu5t apply '" Send resume to Hrr1ng 4BR C'Cf'&nhont tuhy !urn 264 SQ It & vp reas C M pef50" at Da•1\ Pilot 330 Partner 5000 81rci'I S1 i:,,.1, T\, Avall montnlv A C 2 N•ce area 548-7249 West Bav St Costa Su•te 2900 Newport .. I ,,_L "'1'" 1 Mesa Col AOOly 9.11 Beecn CA 92660 WM! \ " , <' .• "0 p . I L &.l-r11tt1 ... ....... am O• : .. D m 1Circu111 T ... • l /T .. l t . ta h I 0 s k u. Rfta•I otc iwece tor rent hon Dept . ec.a1c1 ' " 27 24 •88 t1 t corn111 ot ·-..a• 1 ·Dt I 5 105 HIS ------.. --.-.. McArthur & Coast Hwy -•ca 1 ala 28R tBA E side CM Non Prime soot 111 tll!'dmarll HIT .. ••••STllT Olllln llAIU '>mkr S32~ ultlt CIC 2" t 1 E Coast Mwy --Caroenttlf. ~ oicp roq •••• t , Mari. 6"5 r;. t& Ste 200 Corona 0414 Mar E>te>ef tor bu'" N•woon Westerly C M 6-42.014e Beac" Ofnt•I (lll1cf Aattt<>a tuce lbr ~t>a "~ 6 • ., .t9()() 6•6 480 1 EUOT'llllAI r P W O gar lblt..t>cn la ct•I Pt1,u~f O"'NTA1 "''"' OrthoROA 4 e years uperltnce M n sm"• $.300mo A•A•I " • • "r' 1 '3tf'Onflln8•3 ic,oe 27 F1eQ ortho••P pref 4 day commerc1e111n ter1011 u• O.,t>,.l 6.5 857i ,_,Oti, ---------Mon tnru Tnr !118 642 2628 770·0 102 AAl ROA PfN ~Qe 4br apt •cre>n l•t"m bch ll?" "'" a ........ ('I •v m~ 1...0M B•• ~,..,, •"'"" '.\81 • S 1 r ~" lr('il Q ~· $'\,()() 114~ 1-.11q '.'I .. ~~ ~ 1 l'lC'lh " illf'wOo• r llOmf' Va.-11'1n VT>lilf \4(kl ultl"I ~·~r4~•·f• FHUUITl"'-IO. a JM Aot eidQ uri<* DENTAL RECPT Or1ho 4 • tn SIT Plllm&I C'OMt no.'" Sunnvm-<S l"a' go pay & bnfts Dentel E•pot aecond ~. • 141 $-48 7001 I t •O rl'IQ N 8 8-42-?926 OOH 8 unit ? IOIOOtt. 3 Kntt~ 1n N"9 trimmers luiHll I f i aaacial fllTlllTll Apply PENNYSAVE" Nura1ng A 1d 1 H om e 1eeo P\ectt1nlta AYe. C M • HQlttl Aide Mufi !\ave l111atu 1 or Quaufy tor t .. chtnv IP11IM. llllm OJ,.rt1ailJtt 1"4 cred•nttat W iii 1 .. Cl'I fECHNICIAN S~ --hlQntcN Juf'llora & Srs & 8-42-S-448 'l.lorlu"9 Pan,,. looiltnv _.outts Ctaa-to b9 8· In< Niekfll fC\f llattan ~11 l 1AM 1n Coate Mi ta I 3-t 1•• W 111 ,,, 0 C O•Ht ~ltf\1ta1 ?M 1n we11.m1n1•t• Call I C90able ol QYallty ,.of\, 5S1·~'8!' lat into 01~ 10'\S Min SY' e11p 8-42-?tlt I .. ..,, Orange Coest DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, ~mber 4 1985 T"blcal/trutt 111111 SSlO l1lt1 SS IO Chalt1/lt1t11ruts Cu;;;r--$Si'O'h.,1e,•HI Waate• Mi1ce1laatt11 tOiSP'iuoa & 0 111a1 hti,,-;;,-904 5 :'atta l•rrtH tlG -_......, __ ..... ss...,o ... s, -------ss 20 ir 5535 6059 c1111io ;;,; I O&IHI Salfl .Utll H-.ISfH 19SO FOAO 2 dr ~dlln PllHllH IPPOllTQln EARN Ill IOIEY MOST•ss•s f"eeded ror 1110111 in E• Mgr 101 1 major corp & SCRAM-LETS y M.iAHA ORGAN 8r1:1nd 0110 llke noe "" USOO " " " Co~rn u c>o a. Irvin• s.irev ownor ot MIO Co ' m•w never ~n use<! 8 8 3 .. 2 Immediate opening for I * •1 lhe LOS AfltGELES lull llme d11y & lull tom• > 110 wl< ouar aat i.eel<!I. challeg1ng pos111on ANSWERS 1 S800 673 5822 964•7~88 °' 4 "1 • qualified petton Jiarrtt 1011iee Manager Phone TIMES Telemarkeu~ or niqnt ho•IHMI No eap comm Plld vlG Traui w prog11111v Co 96J 3627 A t I t d 9100 1600. 1660 ••l)ltr help ••tltlli exper*'ce Sal.,y ltce In Cos1a Mesa Ellec flf!l!C Aµply Coco s i 13 I onQ ,~flllllill tnCI • ben I Sportl•L a.... IHS I OI •tor • CHICK IVEllSON lul E•cellent company • comm1111on 850·9199 live now our new com WwlitCllll D• Nwpt Bch .... ,., oppty tor oct Ni1J1Jt1r Enger -W AUD• 1672 4 spMd nttw benellla and working 1 mission sc-.ie allows you ... ,,;;n1uu1 ui mgmt try Mtrclttl"lt ~uic:y Market 16 tu lui •v• Toola, Prc>i paint AM FM t <llS8111 <'OftdltoC>ns Apply • . PllllTIH 10 earn more than $200 GET UP ""' se1roe1 Su~r light L U u • t _. • 11 "'.8.8 6 •••-iee••t Cemefl peflOn to work on commission & w&gt-s Gtatral 5530 11 • """ or• not a M~t0ea~anldM!r4tl~e-t 11tmf:1)n(JStt~64?-l902r::-646 8800 ...... ,. -vUlttc.AJ comm•rk!JI 'Im ti.y allui~ -OJ\ ~ ---------.. .zi.mcJ::u.a /JJlh. ~ )'OU 11 Aalf5111 1010 ment .. mused lhll ot<J lllltPlt.IT llrtl 11m1l111r wllh PMT subscriptions d woek It 5 •APTMAIAHR• m •1 ~ ,3 498~o86 r e ' cherry g•t•leg Tablo timer •S being able to ITV, Stereo, EltetrHiCI SEPARATE fUROPUI 330 W Bay Street process ex~ pref or possible to earn more 1oun9 ambt1101.11 couple to yur MAIRO•T STOii• S875 Arrow Back Wino sleep l111t1 an<! suit h11ve ll IOIO OE't IVFAY Ol'PAATMf NI Costa Mesa Ce will 1r1in 5 Days ptwlo. 1n-1 than S 1000 weekly manao• 21 Unll6 •n Co1111 """ " sor Roelle• $350 Marble re11son to GfT UP 26 Magn1vox .197_6 11ri 1 M LAREN'S BMW Of C911 $42-4321 eluding Sal Apply Pen· Hours are llex1bteand the Mes11 Call 855·0665 IF YO•ll lllE top Wash Stand $325 1 ·•vvJ ,..,1,~vlo, ~.r.1 wnd C • 1 nysaver, 1660 Ptacent11 1 oll1ce 1s Freeway cluse Banking llTrllrlT"I Mantel Fire Surround. Ct•trll & S2!10 All 5 646·683G M·F 1111 9 s s ttll 6 Ave C M r ;:ir •nlormat•on call T LE•S "" " s12s Cane seat Rocio.er E · 60!61 6 ... 65 E ids nPHmH/ 540 030 EL " II Elllllll $150 M1n1on Ch1n11 don· pap•tal 1G1111• s.1.. Cr UC 'cAt PlSTt IP ARTIST PRllTill • 1 CANON-A· 1 CAMERA -ullerton CHICK IVEaSON U S IE Co.eat Hwy ,.., • ..,..,, 8Mc:ll 67S-09tt CameratPtateroom Assis WOMEN'S ClOf·Mlllft We .tre now al ccepttnQ allp 135.000. t1 $10,000. n~r wale 107 pc set Lib· wlcase 50MM F 1 1 •. L I "' 714-680 6300 K Id I " • pllca11ons or a Te er or more in commissions 1.>eycu1cry11a1stemware .. a aat tlC• 6141 213-6916701 lrnmed111te opening tor IMI now 9 ge 0 :er· :exp Asst Mgr & Pi t Sates Position 1n our Newport und are wit'ing 10 work 90 pc set Bes1 oller 35· 105MM FI 3 5 Zoom PORSCHE 72 91 IT bull• ex"'"'' typesetter Mu•t• licat camera and Mt I Pos1t1on Send resume e h b T 1 v ' 1 75 205MM 2 t AM No 9 IBM 1 """ .... ~ " h 1 1 1 WIH eac ranch he qua 1· hard 10, ,1 consider this 497-n56 tor appl enses x a v y...,-'•root Andiat 2 7 hire mt h.ue haue mark UP process e p u. I to Ad -140 CI O Oa1tu , I II _,. It II " h 11er 7 SOIA 11ereo & LARGE SELECTION OF ... • • M d lPM to ap , •ed app teant w1 have at R 1 th ma1cn""' mu IP er, as wr ... Nu S•tver paonl Goodyer e11per paste-up back-train on ay Pilot. PO Bo• 1560 "' h h " Mernll lynch ea ty 15 e ·Appli1act1 6011 unot $425 00 754-7426 Ch1t1t1 C:8bine1 , walker.etc NEW & USED BMW S1 NCT 11,ae •9 000 wr Prox 8PM Tues 11.-.M •east c years cas anv· mosl prestigious. most , 637 R 494 1738 °~ " ground hetplut Xlnt ben-· I Cos1a Mesa CA 92626 1 t 11 amono 01" IUCu IMW ehls including medtcat &· 10 approx 7PM Thurs (1 l4)7 2't-8722 -~~~1e~~:·;~;:n1!!ra1:~ growth oriented name on • I IUY lPPLIAICES FrM ti YH &022 N . 6169 l llO~UME S~LES 1 b/5-7267 hm 642 858? dental '"suranee con· 9•5 Ophonal L con1act Mr John Laun ~eat (state Prepare LES 957·8133 Beaut1tul older kittens 10 ••. rt ltack SERVICE & LEAStN"' Ptr1cht 1112.ll 1l• nentat aimospnere Con· Apply PENNYSAVER 1Cl1b1/lt1taaraal1 yoursell lor the next real u 1 iaet Ahsst1 642•4321 ext 1660 Placentia Ave C M 5520 (7 141 675-4500 estate boom career op. 1 *SALE! SALE!* good nomes House· A A al 12·7, 13670 N Cnerry Ave LONG 1All reds. ex cond mtou LOS ANIELES ponunot les available R 1 $129 & U brqllen 646-6705 8 JO am to 12 pm Furn.! BEACH I Priced 10 sell 759-691 2'9 l-•-1 OIAST I PRllTIH IOOHHPH F /T, FEDERAL SAYll~S Licensing tr among ava11 e rigerators P Dog Blue Heater Aus1ra1-apt:J clothing & 101s or fNo Cherry eiut-4051 evi wttns 756· 1977 dys .--0 11 Set Pressman Apply 1 to kev & resla.urant exp • able To onlerv1ew call Washers 599 & Up I d 6 · misc items 309 Canal (714\AH 1110 I IAILY PILOT PENNYSAVE A 1660 pref d Includes wl<ruls 3201 NewP<)fl Blvd Pam Wall or B•ll !Dryers. gasi etec $99 & Up oan call e og mos. St Newport Shores ,. • TOYOTA 8 t Tercel 4 dr 330 W B S Pl A C M Newporl Beac" 92663 963-1319 or 546·9366 Stoves .S99 & Up .,. 556-6693 650·3588 Trade-Ins Welcome spd gd cond pvt pt) ay !reel acentoa ve. Quiel Cannon 496-6t46 " .. OPEN SEVEN DAYS $2695 536 3008 Cos1a Mesa, Ca 92627 IEOE M/FIH I MERRILL LYNCH REALTY ·comp1e1e Line or Home Golden -lab Mox puppy "-A 6110 . 142-4321 I ROOFIH SlLH•AI TERRACE GARDEN Furnishings tree 10 oood home "•'• DI • TOYOTA LEASI .. ~ •--------top commissions. ben· DISHWASHER Laguna BEAUTY SHOP JAllll0ft$ All APPLIANCES (<>t3J592·3956 REA M VIN ALE "9 Sal11 ··5510 II llli IUClS Sf Don t call lh1s number unless you want to make alol ol money Seroous on- qu1r1es Larr)' 966-8 788 I opening for Recept Mam F II Ii t ~ eflts 642-7222 C M Beach hrty waoe • curi!lts Assists 549· 1005 Residenhatcleanmg work-U r 1ara1 It• J l /f /A t" SAT tSUN 8 to 4 1291 1 SlL·s OLERIS bonuses 494·9650 1ng foreman, Mon·Fri 8-5 I bctllHt Coa~ltl11 j ewe ,, au r Browning at Irv Bl Furn s; CASMIH/CUH $5 SO·S6 75 hr Uae com· UNIOUE FURNITURE 6025 hsenotd clothing. misc Permanent lull time sales MOW ulRllli I cterl<s Apply '" person " Ma1ure person gilt shop I pan)' vans mm 1 yr exp 1947 S Main SI •.KT Diam Bracelet LIPP Traai rtation C I * 1LL POSITIOIS * John Wayne Airporl Call clean cul, oondable Santa Ana $525 sell $250 839-0155 10am-12noon osia • 85"' 9 86 Mesa Siationers 270 E PARADISE CAFE B!ltt1e mornings c· 1 fluent English Also PIT Btwn Edinger & Warner on 19•12 Tent sleeping bags t7th St C M 600 Newport Cen1er Or eve Npt Sch 642·6824 Main SI See the Bear• t Colt<man stove & lantern $1il Btttl 7014 l.t.fWayt • tremendous Severalo~~~~~~~s. par! '"''TIME &H-5220 pots pans !bl Chrs etc 14' H BIE ATAMA AN 1 Mtec:tlon ot rte'# a •• • • • At1e11d our lease semona ancl rec1e11e a Ire· portoble mini vacuurl' Learn about leasing " our ollice near Soutl Coast P11u11 1Aprx t nr ) lLL·SAVHS LUSE l14/432-1Hl time Hours 10AM·3PM Newspaper home dehvery Operi 10·6 Sun 12 5 I $250 645 9428 $200/cash or bst ofr Alt I carefully p r•pared Mon F11 no exper nee 2 SAM, tight vct11 or ptck 1Must sell Sears Coldspot Beige mink 1acket w/lox 5 30 call 646-4688 preowned 8MW's In •n~": ·:~r~~0·1~~~~1 1~~~ Paici wkly Hiring 1mmed up $600 pl mo Call btwn lrostless gd cond Bes1 collar Appraised at , SER y ~ 1stock~ s 950 OBO SYDNEY 0MARR ca11 Sue 662-5843 12noon-7pm 642-6015 olle• Ah 4 30 673-8924 $3500 .ciskong s 1soo J:S0U ry \~:-~:3'2 It does m~e a dll· ~~~~.;~gu~~ 6~ 1.1777 DRIVERS cross country PASTEUP PEllSOll 1REFRtGERATOR Used Athson °1 Rae 631•1266 , lter•hoe where you ---------. no exp nee Calil he req 5 Day pl wk. including Sat s 100 548 2380 ERTE Shp1/Docb/Stora1e purchne yoUf BMW. appJy MacGregor Yachts Will train Apply PEN· f1tnit1tf 6014 LARGE SELECTION OF 7022 1 ~.fml ..... 1631 Placenha C M NYSAVER, 1660 Placeo-, ORIGINAL SIGNED'l50• dock Main channel u;..;v&!VE1<1 DRIVERS Ila Ave, C M I BUY· FURNITURE GRAPHICS & BRONZE Huntington Harbor Call I Tbu rsday, Decembers Must nave good driving re-PMOIE SURVEY LES 957 8133 1 ~~~,~~:Eu~~~c~~. ~~~L 846 6707 2131925.3 119 (114)111-11l 1 cord for parly rental Seve<at openingsava1lable All French Provmcoal Don FOR INFO & A PRtCE I DAY BOAl STORAGE 20IW. 1tt.Stlnt•~ ARIES (March 21-.\pnl I 91· The harder) ou worli... the luckier ~ ou companyA & 0 Rentals in Santa Ana olloce Part set orrg $2800 sac $1400 1 QUOTE BEFORE YOU On the water Newpor1 I Cl08l08.UNOAY9 are -key ts to be analytical. to piece together puulc~ and to come up 2085 Placentia. Unit 5 t 11me evein1ngs No sell· coll lbl set S550 e1egan11 p u R c HA s E M 1 KE Beach oo ,, your sell boa1 1 _ with complete sccnarid. Y ou'll receive new!. concerning tra'cl. CM 642·1186 1ng No exper nee Paid sola 1oves1 S650 occas c Lu FF ER TE s 1 v<11<1 Open 7 days tl BMW 3201, '80, New in 81. TAUR US (Apnl 20-Ma} 20)· Emphasis on ch ildren , change. EASY ASSEMBLY WORK' weekly Call Chrostoe chrsS150 Xtn1154J-47051 AUTHORIZED REP·f weel< Call 675-,5901 27 000 to mo, c1eanes1 vanet). domestic adjustment that could include reno\ation. remodel· $600 00 per 100 Guaran· 662·5843 for oppi Contemp oa1. Dining set 6 J RESENTA TIVE FOR THE I SLIPS Available 25 & 30 I a11 5 spd. new MXL s ing or special anent ion to marital statu!.. U nusual gr ft, rcpre~cnt1ng , teed Paymeni No Ex -I * Reg1s1rat1on Workers• chrs ~Int Seats 12 $300 NEWPORT HARBOR I 33j3 w Coast Hognway M u 51 see 1 S 9 5 o o SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN token of affection 1s on the wa\' peroencP No Sales De· $30-$ 1001Dy 534. 1400 675· 75 7 t AREA 1 Newport Bch 9.5 Mon Fri 17 t4l645·4600 GEMINI (M · ., 1 .,0. d rails !>end sell·addressed Earn casn yo1J1 t1rs1 da'(1 &73-641& a~ -1 • une - )_Accent on real estate. Ian • temto11al 1 stampe<J envelope Oak glass brass Don st<t ~iac TraniportijiOD I Lady 3 tops oood cond nghts. Define terms. clarify meanings. refuse 10 be int1m1dated. You ELAN-VIT AL .903 TEXAS REFINERY CORP I S375 col 1bts $450 oar 1 Light beige Mini\ Sto1e · $3200 751-8987 Ive n'lsg need not give up something of value for nothing. Pt see~. Virgo person~ 3-4 18 Enterprise Rd Ft otrers ptenly 01 money s1oots $75 Sola/lovesl S250 645 9428 C 8014 FIAT 75 x 19 80 000 m1 figure prominent I} . -• Pierce FL 33482 I plus cash bonuses fringe $500 solab<J $350 Oak P A A • l 6049 I 1mrn xlnt concr s t400 or best #2 CANCER (1 une 2 1-Jul) 22): Ind!\ 1dual close to ) ou doe~ care, is FEMALE THVELIMli ~~~~~1~0~~8 ~~:~~ =~ ~.~11~e~1~~;go )~~'',!'7~~oo I ets naai 1 1 .78 ~tNt-WtNNEBA~O 20 otler 646-9361 attracted. will lend benefit oft'xpenence and perhaps provide funding. COlllPAllOll I port Beach area Regar<!-I RE MOOE LING I Couch oveJ~·l~~~~'!MEllT e~~nso1!6,~~<lec~~r ~~~~n lMAZOA 79 RX· 7 red/blk, What seemed a lost cause wall oc revived. wtll actuall> be alive and u've '" Cabo San Lucas t tess or experience write Heritage Char set Oak I w 0 R K f N G A RA Bl AN top con<! 720 3807 a•tm cass 79K m1 nu k'ck F O Hopkins Pres Box 1 I t11e'!'> CLEAN Make offer L EO(Jul)23·Aug.22):Financtaldtlemma1sreso hed.long-range Nosaldry JOy1s L•ve or I 627·8113 94143 otorcycea I \ . IN u .. A. I 1ng. and Acapulco Mexico 711 Fl w th TX 76 tO 1 Coffee Tbl 548-7907 I HORSE l'lANCH 17 141 M ) / 646 -414, 213)49 t 0021 I S prospects arc bnghter than onginally anticipated People are dra"' n to t '"my t>each home wtyour Two PR Account Ex-Su11d dine, tb e,. parqu~~ Gld R A"'C P 5 Scooteu 8018 ~ rli own room No Involve· ecuh11es needed I Wllh top wa nut onish w c n elr " ups I • s•LES you. l~rge audience aw~1ts )OUr pc ormance. R omance pla}'i maJOr menl All expenses paid min 3 yrs National leaves 6 .iphot dine chrs wks shots Bton<J & gl<Jn 83 KX 80 Kawasak• new I 1 • role. Libra figures pro manentl). unlit we return 10 Calif TVtRadio Contact e11.-Matching China Cabinet I M F S225 Ea 675-3159 engi clutch 5550 080 e SERVICE VlRGO ( .\ug. 23-Sept 22): Stn:ss independence. confidence. I we will oe gone about 6 1 peroence and 1 w11n mm w lighted sec1oons Also Moving must sell mos• 1 971 166_0 499•1216 eves 1 rehabihty. C ircumstances take swift tum, an·d you benefit as result. montns to 1 yr I am a 48 ·, year PR writing ex·, maJc:hon~, co~~~~~ lb!!,:r 1 lovable 1 yr old Female 4 Wlaeel Dri ve/ Jeeps • PARTS Judgment. 1ntu1t1on are on target -vou'll be at nght place at crucial 1 yea1 old mate wta phys•· penence '" Business & claomn~ 6162e085~ Cocker $300 759-1870 9030 •JAC •II XJ&* e LE•Sll& • cal handicap and 1equue Gener al Consume• Send v • I A moment someonetotravet w1th 1 resume&samp1esotw11t M. II 6015 Reg Quarter Horse 2 yr llEW •llJHP 1se,.es 111 yellowttan LIBRA {Sept 23-0ct 22). Clande~une meeting could tn\Oh e a am able to care tor mysell mg (A musn to Naomi lief lftfOUI I old 15 3 great comtora-leather shows exce11en1 ANO TRYING HARO£R third person H ighlight ver'iattlllJ. be f1ex1blc. keep options open, First and take care or my own ; Weiss The Weiss Group 21 MAG wood console ' 11on Eng West Jumper I CHEROIH care Just 58K miles fully TO BE :: 1 impressions prove correct Fam ti} reunion ts featured Leo Aquanu<. personal needs 1 plan to Inc 3822 Campus Or color TV w1remo1e S 100 I S 2 5 o 0 o b" K • m It comes with P s bucket equippe<J 130521 11 persons pla) stgn1ficant role~ . lly to Cabo before Suite 220 Newport Huge insulated dog hOuse 722-8495 w 644 -2652 seats and radial tires $14,115 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No". 21 ): Y ou·11 have reason to celebr3tl'. Chrosim~:5c::13~r Green Beach CA 92660 ~~go E~~~;1~1~:,·~~t5 °;g:~j w onderful mature sound 1 tS~r 29~~HI JIM SUMOllS ,ARGE ST INVfNIORY ON IHl W(Sl COASI You'll receive 1nv1tatton to prcsttg1o us social affair. an indi' 1dual )OU • UlllHWlTEll llVllli 000 P 9A6P2P8 7 1 6°2°5sa tor S 100 OBO ORANGE CO AST IMPORTS d I I t ~ fi d GENERALOFFICE-Quah· FIREW rem1um1 I 1001Qua1ISI N B a mire pa~s rea comp 1men _ . sp1ra11ons are trans orme into hed person 10 han<Jte TlCMllCIAll seasoned orange $ l lOIM . l Jeep Renault 833_9300 nlaYMllL60llN CALL TODAY realities ag1uanus nall\e pla)S role phones typing general Must be Scuba certified s195 cord 9s8.8081 QllU lutraaentl 12524 Harbor C\:>sla Mesa SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc.11 ): Stand tall for pnnc1ph:'>. L ook ottice <1u11es E11peroence Will tra111 673-3630 0 N WAYNE T I 6055 541-1023 MISSAi LEASlll& 842 2000 beyond the immediate. make plans 'for remode.hng or rebutlding 1 ~e1~1a~~ell~g1 P & T~a~~s WEEIEID llAllliER J Cl~b Membership en~~~ 335 tBENEZ got<! ptateo ITr1ach 9035 Sentr1, Mnlma,a 300ZX 11 .. 1 • prOJe<:L Someone ~hind scenes roots for >OU 'l ou ha"e .. aluablc. 650_2902 Heidi Weekend Manager tor <1uce<1 to S700 838 5208 pnase•n con1101 beaut IFORO •80 ?350 PtU !Attend our lease seminar hidden all). Scorpio plays ke~ role. 1 Daily p,101 Newspaper 1 T C gu11ar $375 OBO & other R XL T L d d and reco eve a tree 1---------- CA. PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Travel plan!> d ominate -<;tat us I liUlRIS IEEDlD I R v I N E A R E A ) J Me%abye~esh1p en~~sl ~~?i musical equip 646-9361 A~~g:~10 bltn too~~o~es I portable mini vacuum • t ••••••• t 11 1..-h d F h h d h 2 30 o 30 p with credit approval QUO wr ~ vanqu1s e . ocus on c ange. \a net~. c ansma an "' at w111 train '(01J 1mme<11a1e 1 A M ickup Bs1 olr 752·0 100 9-5pm Pianos A Or91n1 $4700 OBO 650-3797 Learn about teasing on I could amount to serious f11rtat1on. Stress communtca11on. pubhcauon employmen1 Apply at truck S&90dependabihty a MUST SEL L Sears 20 cit 6059 !GMC 70 112 Ton Pock up I our ollice ntiar South T11r1 fo knowledge concerning lan~uage food wine 33654 Niguel Shore Rn I musl per weekend 1 c 1 p1 . . . Laguna Niguel Call 642 4321 ask for i ret11g $500 I yr Whorl-I Uprogh1 Piano wlbench $500'obo 642-0146 • i oas aza Cl1sslfi ~ AQU ARIUS(Jan.20-eb.20):C'heckcosh.beawareofaccounun-g Jim s.iuo• wasner $250 1 yr goicien oak oeaut cond TOYOTA 7q Pock u 1aprx 1hr 1 • procedures. Famrl} member could be sincere. but could also bl· 1•••••••••••• •••••••• ••••tii Sota 1ovesea1 StSO 2 1nru·ou1 Tuned de1111er wrack E•ll condotio~ ALL-SAVERS LUSE 642-5678 m1S1nformed. Protect )Our own interest. be d1plomat1c but fitm • DELIVERY DRIVER • desks S75ea 54S·8849 s·2so PP 847·5672 , Make ot1er" 642·8 tOO 114/432-1117 Taurus. Libra nattves play outstanding role... • • 'ii~;=;~~·~~ifiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiii~i,iJiiiiiiiiii~iiiiim~ii~!iiiijiil PISCES (Feb. 21-March 20). Bnng reference material up to datt' : : II Spothght o n puhll(' rela11o ns. possible pannersh1p_ legal atTa1r'i. • Daily Pilot motor route e necessll) for comprehending small pnnt Define terms_ .no1d self· '• available in Huntington • deception. Another Pisces plays role. 1: H b 1 2 h ~ IF D ECEMBER 51S YOUR BIRTHOA v ) ou arc crca11\ e. rrnlcs<. • ar or area. -ours • possess intcllectual cunostt). haveabtht} toan1cula1e 1deasand to gaan • per afternoon. • s---==--- lbrough wnnen word. You do plcnt} of tra .. eling. )Ou ma' no t be • C II 641 4333 M • --------Dotn 1Lepl Ser•ices KITCHEN CA Bl NET I Enlry & French Doors FIRED? c:all la2-5001 :P1intiDf 1 Quallly & reas pt1ces 1 Int 'eAI real estate clean ,,.p c;rplS w1n<1ows etc Reis Freees1 857·0691 reh$10US tn o nhodox sense. but you are spiritual. Gemini Virgo. : a -; on-: Sagtttanus persons pla} 1mponant roles rn )our life. M ember-. of • day-Friday 10-5 P .M . • oppos11e sex find )OU attractl\e. chansmattc and challenging_ In • Ask for Art. • ..November )'OU loc;.t something of value and then reco.,.erC'd it • • TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AClll08S 1 Beyond pref 6 Chesterloeld 10 Bllnd part 14 Novel language rs co111p1~1eo 16 Footwear 17 Tnto"' out 18 Puo 20 Cteans111 22 t.Jne <DeCIPO t8Sult 23 Comps 1oser 24 Trap 25 "'1•Cle11s1 porl 28 Brostle 29 Mu5•C group 30 Serpent 35 L.abor union ab or 36 Reo11evl' 37 Wtwn,, 38 Mo<1e1n '' C11mh •3 r11e111ng s111h u Bono •vi;P 45 Taki' weapor s from SS Muled 57 Race prize 58 Srngle 59 Smart - 60 Cream ol the crop 61 Seas Fr flt Used to t>e 63 Flower per1 OOWH t Acct"IP• ate<l 2 So1tc•t 3 F'r0'1 O• Service 4 Basic na1u1e S Movf' bac~ 6 llTIPf'rlUfb· atilt" 7 Dri~rs ' Lenglh unit~ q "'·"•"fl aoo1ev1a11on 10 Eng1o5h stora~eeper ' -LOW pe•SOf' 12 roots 1 l 1nc1sor9 1<1 Rumma9e~ ? t Char1ne1 ~EVIOUS PUZZ\.E SOLVED 26 USC's 11va1 2 7 Olloce copy 28 Put 10 oeain 30 Foundatoons 31 The gums 32 Yonder 33 Cabbage •2 Synopsos U Night flier 45 Fact 46 ear anci out 47 Ra<Jar's kon 48 Seede1 •9 Accord1n91y S 1 E1ec1rode 52 E•pe<l11ion 53 This Sp • • • range oaat Dally Pilot • • • : 330 W. Bay Drive : • Cotta Meta, CA : t ••••••••••••••••••••••••• After School - Student Jobs! Do You Need S Cash S And A Good Job To Start The New Yur? We are looking for Jr. High and High School students and other• who would enjoy taltclng wtth people and working with other aludenta their own age. You can .. rn $25.00 to $50.00 each week In commllelona and MUCH MOREi You can work PART TIME In the 1fternoon1 and evening• and 1tlll hive pfenty of free time. You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOOL! We offer oomptete training and provtde tranepottatlon. Thia ls NOt A PAPER ROUtE AND IS NOT SEVEN DA VS A WEEKI Come out and help UI gel new cuatomers for our newapaper and have a gr .. t llme doing It. You have nothing to loM and a euper Job to gain. Call 1od1y and maybe you can 1tart tomorrowf Call Mr. Earl 548-7058 or 241 ·8432 $2.17 per day Tna1 s ALL )IOU pay tor 3 Jines 30 day m1n1mum DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TODAY" REFACING ay Norman Hie Doorman Allys Parham & Assoc Call tor tree est 642 0881 Oa~ & Fu 857-000R Baywin<Jows·Frencn <101Jrs Electric1J I Maaonry concrete Comp pa11os 4 76106 Don 964-5949 1-425513 968· 7 40 1 15 yrs exper 646-4834 Ooors-moldongs-oay win DON s ELECTRIC 1Movin9 . dows complete patios 1492 5958 Service calls • AIC MDVIII&• a<h:lol1ons Quality work dryer outlets e1c bOnded QUICK & CAREFUL 477446 Paul 548 8860 1NEW'REPAIR Ouahiy No LO RATES T 138046 tnll€•t Reas Rates Ref's 839 1886 or 67S·O 102 IPaperiap FARTHING INTERIORS HANGINGtSTRIPPING VISA-MC 673· t512 E•pert Cabmet Maker & 1obs to small, reasonable 552-0410 French Oe119n Reas · Freeesl nc·d 631 ·2345 SellStorageE111perts 1ANOYS WALLCOVEAING tree est rel s Alter Spm • 1nstallat1on g Removal call Allied 722· 1157 Geaeral StrVlCfl *A· 1 MOVlll* tnt painting 548-4013 Your Daily Piiot MASONRY tCARPENTRY *REN AN AN EL* CLEAN & EXPEITT I LYNN HANSEN'S Service Directory .very compet1t1ve Lie 1Persona1 & business as-Over 25 years experience Interior Painting and ISi FOR LOIS Representative & insure<! (7 14) 499· t604 s1stance tor all events & l •C T 11 6 428 730-1353 P "er Han ing 549_9677 I pro1ects 472 1782 a,. g 142-4321 HI. 301 Ooors·Repair-A1tera1oons STARVlllli COLLElil STRIP IT OFF THE WALL .,_ _____ ... llliil• Aemodel-Panel·LOCk.S-elc Htndymn STUDEllTS 10¥118 CO. ·Fa::.t clPan reas wa11- Acoa1tiul Ceilia 1 1~~1>1ners-Wtdo~·:;~~4:,s7 11 MERICAN HANDYMAN Orange Co Original paper rPmoval service yrs exp erry Cc1rpPntry lencong win· Sludent Movers Insured L•r bon<Jed 638-6970 Exquisite Acoustics Re Claild Cue dows plumbing marhle Lit T 124-436 641-8427 sprayed 01 remove Ory S I•• • tub encl ett And Yes , NEW Warehouse tor age 1Plaabin9 wall Repairs 847 7qo1 MOliler loves babys1111ng Jesus ls lord 636-8244 ----.-~ ..... ~~~ REBLOWN OR PAINTED NPwDorn or 3 vrs up my 110¥11 11111 24 hr H • lH-1HO Also Int Erl Painting nome lull ttme 642 90t5 FENCE Repa11 New & old • " •Good iobselonertght• 288597 631 9295 C S • Wood chain llnk patio s Appl's pianos hsehotd or I Lie ! lunint uvace :1ree es1 Greg 968· 11 t8 I orrc ·By the hr or by tne DRAINS CLEAR From $15 Appli1~ce AOBIN S CLEANING •GEN HOME REPAIRS piece Careful courtes~ Faucets Disposal Heater Fttnatare SERVICE a throoughly I Paint Drywall Carpentry L1c ,,T47821 642-8815 851 9604 M&M 722-9066 AP?UANCE REPAIR CleM house 645-9741 etc Gar~ 645 52n PTL ' STARVING 4 WORK Eitpefl Service & Repaor Washer-Dryer-Rell ig lltc . Housecteanong carpels & tHANOYMAN LARGE and Free eslimale 641 -5060 32 yrs exp Res1d't/Comm 722 t737 20 yrs exp uphols1ery windows e1c small 1 00 IT ALL' H1ghlech Mover 1147526 Uc 409035 964-8919 Apphance Service Aetrig liratr Maiat. 131-1272 531 ·5579 Pat or Ive msg IP1rtit1/0cc1tital WEEKEND PLUMBING washers-dryers-ran8es 1Commerctal lnq welcome IHOME REPAIR Carpentry , -, No Overtime• Call Any dtshwasners Lie 24 -0717 ICLEAN sw~p chimney lences & gates lrM trim. MOLIHY lllTEllERS I Tome 646·8712 sweep•no Free es11 -<Jump runs c M & N e Prof bartendlng & food A1rblt/Concrtte mates Sparl< arresters & larea Jom Why1e 642. -7. 206 srvc by Steve 645· 1426 p1 ckin Ortveways, patios, paths. other products avall Ha Ii Nania1 Ser.ice uropean sychic arot elc No 1ob too small I Serv 0 C q59. 1842 11 DI BEST B · C c d & Palm Rea<Jer Past Reas Mickey 536·0553 D s Cleaning Res1d/apt I LT HAULING MOVING A,. &onRded fompldanoon ~~esenl & Future I tree ? <18 Mus•c.at ••on 50 won Dv Sl Poor oaro 2• w .. oo•~ 25 Contusion 34 Germ1n rover 36 We1gh1 unll 39 Prk:kly plan1s •O Went wrong 41 Mea1<.an 9n9wl5 54 Dane,. 56 Grac~IP · Garage & Yard Ctnups I ives lies 01 e erly .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:LI Asphall·repair prktng tots For me11cutous & de1111led J n 645_8197 Live tn or ou1 833-2009 1650 2758 Doane 631-8984 apt complex neavy rotter • cleaning Sa11sract1on ° 1 10 11 16 50 Sii COLLECTOR WANTED Part time opening In Laguna Beach I Laguna Niguel area. Earn up to $6.00 per hour for monthly c ollect Ing for subscriptions. Miieage allow- ance paid In addition to hourly wage. Experienced preferred but not requlrelj. Mu1t be •t LN•t 11 1r1. old Call 10 A.M. -4 P.M. MA. KIRKLAND 142-4321 ext. 107 Joe 645 4269 7am·9Pm guar For appt 549 4294 .lcons1ruct1on Clean-ups 1Care tor P.lderly in ltunse •IMfiat & 0 Tr a'h & lree HauhnO prtvAtA home Home cook ;...;.••~--.. "!!!""-.!""!"'!"'!'!!!"' PATIEllll COIClllTE Home thee cteanono oy Free est John 645-6730 meats Kathy 540-4101 1BEST ROOF REPAIR All types de'logna & colors JODI Please call for hee I CA1-. oEA T ANY 810 BY ca11646 2113 ror est estimate 842-6746 1NPTICMt LAGUNA Area I 500,. 722-7537 IH 1~ 14 H11ut1ng-c;leonup-pa1nt1ng-P1inti a1 Remove asphalt driveways 01us..c,,,t1ningl yrs exp moving 7 days 494-2341 a . ROOFING r~over re r pplllCf' wi concrete re 1abte reas reeest own FINE PAINTING By Rich pairs hot iar Ille rock bllcl<lblock wk 539.0345 , 1rans Pina 645·9866 'H I ar<J ::>1nor 16 yrs ol happy wood. lree es1 750-6586 • ttlt~ tllty customer!i Lie 28064A I • A S . Newport s Finest interior Fi ' Th•nk-Youi 963 4114 le•o4tlia1/A••atitat 1to tnactl Maon1en1nce The tatll AuforfAuc K MECH Nesikeepers 675 1409 -.;..;,,;t'"'H""e""o..,F"F~1c .. e-o"!'F--RAtNBOw PA1N(1NG PATii 01,1111_11 ... 1 30 1rs exp Reas rares I Or John Cnroompas D C Ouellly •S our policy I --tree esl Adrian 645 4443 We will cteBn your hou'e Newport Beach 548-4021 650·6646 JEFF Lie: 8688 Complelfl re"lodell~ 11pt ore Rees rate. refs __ 1_ _ Ou1111ty work Aeasonabt• ltat St,.lces flllCP 01011a 631·6569 011 3 Rutiat & CMli•t• A A A PAINTING 1n11E•t 756-9088 fa --LOWEST pos .. 1bl• p11ce I COCAST BOATOeSE~VICE Ctatracttu 24 hr H • lH· 1110 10 Step Service 662·3235 Wi •4ow CltHilt omptete 1a11ng I •Het1t1no done r1ot11• Bollom Cteanlngl Pamllng U•'H·IHi •·llt•ll ' GLASGOW PAINTll\IG Ar~ YO\lr Windows Cteanl r•aut Outs 893-4465 'Comm/r1ttld t.2345 Chell AIC H"t1ng SPG'••' Int/Ext 30 yrs exper I Bttlbo• Window Wutuno , 1 HOUI Serv Maont $30 rel & 642 5214 803 811lh08 81 873 3135 l11i1t11 ltnlCtl IALL CONSTRUCTION 492 8827 =•592631110 M(OWNEA EXPERT S Acu'Type Word Proeen· New Aemoclet·Add•ll()n& I lntthl Acous Cetllngs 1 no W• dO manuser1p1s 1722 1737 lie " •60839 L • • LIC <'88597 83 1·929!l m81llng 11$1 "''" 186-1330 BA TH ROOM & KITCHEN •• 1ca1111 I B a I REMODEi INO Fr,,.e HI ' Ltwacart INT l(XT '0 Y11111rs b per I <:omputm1 oOlckM!Plng " AvfH&qe Room $2'11 • 11ue,·SRA toen Pt1vrot1 l l 1r. 2D668l SU 3-0.49 TREES f:•ltH•o• Stucr o $130 I Guy 760 1008 •REMOO LING • Toppfldlff'f!'lOVIO Clean m11lflroBI, 642·0U :> I TYPING StH BOOKKPNO, •f:IOOM AOOtllON S • up new taW111 1!11-3~76 PAINTFA NEEOS WORK' 'ASl1ACCLJR AfFWICf 1 Bl'llC:h CittH TH IHH SOHi 1n11r•1 ce1hngs r1111n c:11b VEASATIL( 640 0888 673 8l22 licir4820'i5 126Jy•,t"XP work guar l """n Tr" Shrub ln11et1 Carr••rt 10.•tttic Stni ctl ''" Trim l'nd Removal D11v111 P~1n1tng 984 3837 t.~1 Carpnntry Servtce IProf Cpl wm h0\IM11I yO\lr Lnwn MA1n & Ro1ot1111ng OUAl tTY PAINltNO A,.,p111, Aemod 1 Addition• hom~ Oetirfll 1 3 mo" Sprinkler IMl&ll Repa" 1 nw w inter Rel"' FrM Door• etc !148 4~90.Rel~ n \mkrt ~O O:i86 frH 11111m1te1 ~•II 6065 11stom'111<1 John 7'12 9707 , USI THI DAILY P'ILOT "FAST RISULT" StlVICI DIRECTORY ft'or Re'\ult Serv1cr Call 642-5671 1.t.U 2 \ D . ------------- Oranoe Coast DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, Oeoembw 4, 1985 "! NllC NOTIC£. '''" 1•r1 '" 1100 Mt.IC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Pt.el.IC NOTlCC I Mt.IC NOTICC PWUC NOTICE P\&JC NOTICE I ---, __ _. ...... _.._ _____ --------------------VW '72 BUQ, 1 ownr, all flCTITIOUI IUSINlll 1 Htlll .... ,. or oft~ ~t· jtl(.I Pttnn1ng DMtlon t714) flCTITIOUI au ... 11 doing buatnee• H • Olllla ~ulft encHlagutel•on• I wm•"Q ny ""' Sue>«vito<y' llC dltelOeuf• II you IWIW &.AWY.,._ orlfj. mini cond, 801( Of'lg NAMI ITATI MINT hons or ecc01.1n1t menlloned 1934.5394 Of eonw mto the NA• ITATIMINT.. .AOVANCEO SAlES & I '0< in .. iranc:e ol Atc:oulltt .Aoen• w11r1111 •he 10 d•y1 •ny qunttOnt C()l\¢9tflll\O 1110f1Ca Of' ml l3600. 714/&G9·999e The lollowtng l*tOO• are 111Section1200 and 1200 5 Of ollle• of the En111ronm.nt•l 1 l'he IOllowlllg perM)n i• PROCESSORS 1132 E Glenoale ,ederal Sa'll!19t pe11od t"-M pr~. contac;t .,.,.,.... IA&..9 VW'72 B I 1 dOlng business aa the Ca1tlorn11 Probate Code 1 M, n t g w m w n I Agency dOlf\9 busineu u &II boa &lvd Newport •nd Loett A•t0e••1ion Glen I Anyone M'\Clt•lQ e PfOl•I 1rie Suoervteor/ Age(ll al Irle ..... ~ ..._ ug 'Y•llow new I HEAL TH COST MANAGE· • tr ad II".. y 0 0 c •• IOCated II 1' Crvte Centi( SlJMMERPLACE CHAR-Beach Cehl 926e, dale Cel1lorn11 ., .. hied .,, Cl..,.,., tuDll•lll._i by '"' r.oetal ~ Lc*I lNnlt 01 •n mtr. lk brand ,,..... lhru· tMENT COMMUNICATIONS Clfteoft a litevttl, AttofMY• Ptu• Room 23&, $11111 TERS t77F R•vwSICM Ot Kelhryn J Eicllatedt epplfeetlon tor permiwon 10 Pri11eipel S11P9fvtl0t"v Al)tnl S•n Frenc1ac;o II 4 15) On Oecemt. 19 ttal at Out! S2~50/ot>o. dye 177-F Rtveta•de Ave Nf!W for '-tltloMt, MO Newpon Ana C1lit0tn1a 92702·4048 IN-pori 8eacf\ Ct ltl 926e3 Thia but•n••• It con-11\CrHM aecounta ot an 1n. "''' •IQuMI a.n 0<11 argu 393.1250 I 10 oo AM Pecitie SeM.- 494-2552. 497-1597 ev po11 e.acn C11tt 9U&J C9tll_. Orln, Sutt. 1800, LINDA D. "O•lftTI, Ouane R AaeD 177F Riv-dueled by an indlVldual 1 -..raole type Dy reaX>n of ffMN'll on tll• •OC>lic.aUon OLIMDA&.I 'IDl•At. CorPGf•llOf'I a Callton\le vw ·73 4 la. Wii on I I Bt!ICAI £ Wllfden, ~·~ ............... CA neeo Cletk of It\• •• .,d 0 11•••10• Or Newpot1 8eloch Kathlyn J EIC«tl.01 Ill• acqu1a11ton of brl neh Of orovtd.O llUCh 19QU911 II , .. 1 uVINOI MIO lO .. Aa. C:C.:ooratiOA. .... ~ .... tunnl oond 9 s. x n Hazet °' . Coron.a "" MAI. Publlthed Oret19t Cotsl •u~ulaou o1 .o...-.. C..llf neer -rm. •t•ttf'!*l1 WH mtcJ flee• or Paclttc S"e¥1ng• I ~·.rM1 Ill wflt1ng by tN• •oet~ C>OlnMd TNll .. ""'°" 111\d -or -Eric R Jt n1can, 331 09cemt>er 4 19a5 Publlahed Orano• co .. 1 di.cled by en lhdlvl<lulll i nge CO\.lnty °" NO~bllf lornie, locat.O 11 740 SQuth 111e tO·dly p.nod For • Delly Ptlo1 ~bef "· Trull ...cc>ra.d NovemO« 895 7~6 94& 23~°:r' ICallf 92626 O•ify Piroi No¥9mbef 27 28. ICOUftl), Cllltfornla Thtt Dut1ne11 11 con-wlln Iha Cou11ty Cle!k or Or· 8an~ Coal• Meu Cell $upe1v1110rv Agen1 during Pubtoened Or1noe Cout purau•nl 10 the o-d Of vw '84 GTI 16K mt Mint APOlena St . 61lt>oa 1111and. j WTh-208 Daily Piiot Oecembet •. Oui ne R Raeb l2 19&5 Reneno Sanl• re Aoael San prote'1 10 be cona1oered 1985 w 217 10, 1913 .. instrulMl\t No cond MUST SELL Calll 92662 I 19811 Th11 atalllfMfll WH llled f1t111t1Marco1 Ca11f0tn11 iwo1111111e111m\atbe witt· 8351M73 of Otnclel Ae- S6600. (714) 722.7743 John M Rtehlrds 4120 ~IC NOTICE W 216 with Iha CO\.lnty Clttk of Or Pu1>11sneo Otel\oe Coast ''" lld •ee .. veo on llrM P\ll.IC llll'IT1C[ 1cord1 ex«vled by TlrnOCl'ly ----0.10111 Circle Hun11ng1on •noe Covnty on NOV91'11~ Dally Pilot No ... embllf 20 27 A11yone m•y "'"" '" tav0r Iha 1uson• 101 1he oro1 .. 1j ""' Seo1t Gleuon and Cindy 'l/W BUG 1975, excellent eeacn Cahr 926A9 FICTITIOUI •UltMHI Plml.IC NOTICE la 11185 ~1>9t 4 11 1995 or 0totes1 of tne applte.111ton ""'" t>e eon91a1en1 wnn ,,.,. YOU AM * OlfAUl T Anll a..uon. ~ 91'4 condition new cluton I This bu11ness 11 con. NAM« ITATIMeNT F1t112t w -205 Fo;Jr COl>ift muet be r• 1eoui11ory bUrs lor oenr111 m Wife 11 truttort lft the Of· paint and lnterioi Run~ ouctee t>y a gener.i part· The lollow111g person •• CITY OF "'VINE Put>lllNMI Orange Cou t ceMtd by Suoe1v11ory Ille epollcation and lhaluttOl.llt A MID Of' TltUIT ''" 01 the County ~der $2 000 nerst11p 001ng but1neas es CAUFOANIA D ty p I .., ...,. 27 111.:11111' llll'ITICE Agent Feoeret Home Loan "'OtMf must be supported'DATID MO~~llt S. 1111. ... "-I""'" r~.atu SteM Of grM_•_. 673'6028 I 6ruce E weroen PERFORMANCE HAUS I NOTICI IHVfTINO 0::,,,,~';0~=;u rUUUll""' Bank of San Fre11e1aco 600 by 1he 1nl0tm1uon 199Clll9CI UMUll YOU TAt<.I AC· Cattt0t~li-'Wili.'' SELL AT VWConvefl Super Beetle, Thll Slllemenl Wli' !tied 3042-CEnttfprlH SI Coat• •10s W·202 MOTICI Of' flUMO Cat1t0<n11StrM I POii Ottletl I 111 Section 543 21•••1 Of Ille ~:::.:~Tr0J'iTA;o: PU6LIC AUCTION· TO '18 Excel cond through! w11n lh• Coun1y Clark 01 Or. ,Mesa. Call! 92826 NOTICE IS HEREBY I Of' A~ICATION TO Box 7948 San Fr1nc1SGO I F8der•• Regu1a11ona IOLO AT A l'UMJC ...... HIGHEST 8tOOER FOR $4300/obo, 66 t-8733 1ange County on November Frink Hanrahan. 826 San-!GIVEN 11181 aealeo btds wlll I 11111111 IC NOTICE INCllllAH ACCOUNT I Cahlorn11 94 120 w11n1r1 10 I Y0u m111~ IOC>k 11 the apoll· W YOU Nal!O AJll IX~· c ,.SH (payable et the lime ot 8 1985 11ago Rd . Costa Mesa, Call! lbe rec;ewed oy 111e C•tv Clerk r""'-Of AN IMaUlllAkl TYN days ot the put>1tc111on ol Cdtlon e110 •II c;ommen11 .. ie in i.wru1 money Of Iha vw · /tj Rabbit, 2dr mu~t F2911ll 92626 01 111e Cny of Irvine. Catt· I IN Co-llCTK>M WITH 1h11 no1oce A11 .00111on11 1 ftleel 41 , .... Feoe<al Home NAT1~ Of THI :•~ Unoild StatMl 11 ovillde , ell ! $ 18 o o OB o Pubhal'leo Oran~ Coast T1111 bu11neu 11 con· IOfflla IOf lurn1sn1ng 111 0111n1 FICTlTIOUI ltU ... 11 lllANCH ACOUtMTIOM(I) oeys 10 subrni1 commen••' Lo•n Bani. 01 San Franc;tco OF THI tt•OC ID I thc!tNr c:ourtyero entranc:e 497 • 1185 alt 6pm Oaotv P1101 Novem1>e< 20 27 ducted by an 11101V1ou1I Ill Dor services mater il ls NAME ITATl•NT Ttlla .. 10 tnlottn tne public may b4I obta1nec1 P<O••OeO unless eny 9UCn ma1eria111!~~~~~ T C ~~~AC~ 0 ~I 01 Conttnenlll Lend Tlti. December 4 11 1985 Frank A Hanrallan IOOlt equipment supohes The lollOWlflO per.on '' 1na1 unoer Sect.on 563 22 5UCh reque11 1• rec..vfld in .,, uempt Dy law trom 0ut>-I Company 1015 Noni\ Main Aattl Dt•tatie 9300 w .199 T1111 statement wu filed tr1n11por1111on u111111es and 111.,.1 'C wnTl"r: ·· Dlmaic NOTICE IStroet San11 An• c e11 _______ _......,... w11h 1ne County Clerk of Or-1111 other •tem!t and fect1111ee PUBUC NOTICE P\BUC NOTIC£. ruuu nu w. r~ MllC NOTIC£ lorn•• an ngnt Ofi. and NABERS •noe County on Novembet naceuary therefor as inlerHI conveyed 10 and PUBllC NOTICE 7 1986 p1ov1ded In Ille con1rec1 now ll4llO by 11 under .._10 F291f7t documa1111 for Cons11uc-Oeec:I of Tri.st 1n tha ()(operty CADILLAC FICTITIOUS IU81NE8S ~ubllshed Orange Coast t•on 01 Safety Improvement• CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH Cletc;rlbed u Lot 51 of Tract lARGEST SELECTION of late model. low mileage Cadillacs In Orange County! See us today• NAME STATEMENT Dally Pllol NovemDer 20 27 at Alton Park together wlln No 2671 111 1he City, of rhe rottowing person 15 December 4 t 1 1985 appurtenences theretD 1n POLICE DEPART~ENT Costa Men u tllown on• dotng business es W· 195 .11111c1 accordanC41 w11n the • map tr.er-eof re(;Oro.d on l HE BEEHIVE 2435 East ·~•lteations on Ille at ine BOOll 86 Pagee 30 31 •nd 540-1860 Coasi Hwy Sune 10 C-Or-Ml.IC NOTICE 1ot11c4! of lhe Director of Pub· ..,, 32 ot M11ceuaneous Maps 1t1 on0::e Mt ~~1;:0~28~~41 oFFtetAL MOTteE 1"c ~~:o}cJ':,~~~1os POLICE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY TO BE AUCTIONED AT THE NEWPORT BEACt4 ~';!=~ ~:;9~~Y ~ 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA !Belle Ave Cypress Calif OF Pu•uc HEARING Bios wtll 1>e received 11 11141 POLICE DEPARTMENT, 870 SANTA BARBARA DRIVE , 9 A.M., SATURDAY, DECEMBER ttreet aOdress and Otha< 90630 NOTICE IS HEREBY lott1ce ot tne City Clerk of the 985 PURCHASES ARE MADE ON AN AS IS BASIS WITH NO GUARANTEE OF tommo11 oes19netlon, If any T111s business os con· GIVEN that the San1a Ana City of Jrvine located •• 14, 1 • -t of' lhft real property o.. Cadillac CdV '85 Lo m1 extended guar Loaded. lea1n . sandlewoo d s 17,950. ph 673-0627 dueled by an 1nd1v1oual Mountains Count~ Weter 17::l00 Jamboree Road. PHYSICAL CONDITION Of ITEMS SOLD. acr1oeo above 111 porpo<teo Gene E Suflon 01s111c1 wlll hold •public; lr111ne Ca1tforn1a 92713, , 10 1>e 3092 Warren Llll4! Tr11s sta1emen1 was hied , nearing 10 receive com-unltl 10 00 a m on Dec 18. Costa Mesa Caut0fn4a with ine County Clerk ot Or-·, ments on the dralt Urban '985 81 wl'l•Ch tome and PAYMENT MUST BE MADE IN CASH OR LOCAL CHECKS IMMEDIATELY AFTER A BID Tne uOCJe<sogneo TruatM WE HY ALL IAIH USED CARS & TRUCl(S COME IN OR CALL FOR gi~8;0un!y 0" November l~!le~~.~~~oe~:;' ::: '': ~l~~en~1~5 ~~I ~:u'~1~:~ IS ACCEPTED, AND ALL PURCHASES MUST BE REMOVED AT THE CONCLUSION OF =~:~="~~~':!'~,~ F291749 betng prepered 1n com-Chamcers 81oi; shall t>e THE AUCTION lddreu and otr>er common FREE lPPUISlL OeLILLO P11bllsheO Orange Coas1 plla11ce w11h 1he Caltl0tn1a1subm1 11eo 1n salleel • deslgnthOll 11 i ny snow11 Daily P1101 Novem1>er 20. 27 Urban Water Management envetapes maNteo on Ille heie'" December 4 1 t 1985 Ptan111ng Act of 1983 ou1s1de 610s for Allon Pafk Said sale will oe m1de t>ul W-197 i The Hearing will be held 1salaty 1mpro11emenls LOT .. UNIT DESCRIPTIO~ without covenant or ~•1 CIEYHLn 18211 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH tWednesday, December 18, LOCATION OF THE ,. ,. ranty eapressoromptleO re ----------11985. et 7 30 pm al 19 188 IWORK The work to be per gard111g mle POSMHIOn O• , PUBLIC NOTICE El Toro Road, Trabuco C•· llormed hereunder ts located 1 1 B icycle, boys 26 blue Schwinn e11cum1>ra11GeS 10 pey t~ nyon California 92678 hn Ille City of 11111ne County rem81111ng p"rn;1pa1 tvm 01 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Wrluen comments may be 101 Orenge at Culver Dt1lftl 2 1 Bicycle boy· s 26 · black Murray the notelSI secured by M lCI NAME STATEMENT addres!ed Mr J Free Sims and Allon Parkway 3 1 Bicycle. girls 26' tan Standard ()MCl of Tru11 witn inter"' CHEVY '73 Impala lo ml. The lollowmg persons are I General Manager SANTA DESCRIPTION OF WORK 4 1 B icycle. boy's 26" tan Roadmaster 3 spd thereon as Ptov.oeo 1n MIO 141-10111141-3331 lo price $950 546-2557 tdoing buS•llHS as ANA MOUNTAINS COUNTY Tne WOik 10 be per10frne<l note' aov111ce1 ti I lly -WE BUY CLEAN ' MACSIM 7850 Slater WA TEA DISTRICT Post Of. s11a11 1nc111de out nol be flm· 5 1 Bicycle, boy s 26' blue Murray i.noer tne ierms of sa•d Deed ,Alie So n Huntington ftce eo. 500, Trabuco Ca-tied to ConslruCllOll of Con-6 1 Bicycle, boy's 24 ' red KHS of Trust lees Charges I M LOW MILEAGE 6eacl'l Calll 92647 nyon. Calllorn11 92678 crete Foo11ngs w1th Re1n1orc;. 7 1 Bicycle. boy's 24'' yellow Sears 10 spd 111tpenses 01111e Trustee and DOMESTIC & IMPORT Joe11 Beck 7850 Slater Commenls received by Ing Steel 6' D1amet11r Steel 8 I Bicycle. boy's 24 , c hrome Murray of lhe •rusts created oy &a•d CARS. TRUCKS & VANS Ave · Sp 72 Hunllngio11 December 12. t985 will be Pipe Frame Attcratt Cable Deed of Trutt tor the - Beach Ceflf 92647 jconstdered in the prep. and Saleiy Netting 9 l Bicycle. boy's 26" blue Standard 10 spd emounl reasonably .,,, · Ken11elh M McPherso11. araoon 01 Ille lmal Pta11 Tiie COMPLETION OF WORK 10 1 Bicycle. boy's 26 ' blue Senator m11ed 10 be St33 389 23 • 1 1 • 17850 Slater Ave So 72. 11na1 Plan w111 be filed wllh All work is to be completed 11 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" blue Schwinn The a.ne1oc1ary u11de• H111111ng1on Beach Callf : 1"41 Calllorn1a Depanme111 of 11111n 9 consecutive working 12 1 8 1cycle, boy's 26" black s~w1nn 5 spd UIP Deed of Trust hate 92~7 Watei RMOUrC9$ avs lrom 1ne oa1e spec1hed "'" 1ofore did eaecute ano 66 C01t1 Mesa 540 0330 Tllos ousiness 15 een· 1 Publlsneo Orenge Coast 1n the Notoee 10 Proceeo 13 1 Bicycle. boy's 26" bro w n Kia 10 spd lilltf to 1he ullOlfsogned • lducleo Dy tJ general pan-Daily Pilot December 4 t t AWARD OF CONTRACT 14 1 Bicycle. boy's 26" blue Centurion 10 spd written Dec:tarat•on ot 0&-wt W'MT YOI• nersnop 1985 lie Ow11er 1eserves the B 1 b • 26" C S 10 d faun ano Oemano IOf Sile "' n I Joa11 M eeci. I W·2 t8 ro911t aller opening D•ds io 15 1 tcyc e. oy s m aroon ampus port sp ano a wr111en Nottce ot De CLW ISEI CARI This s1a1emen1 was tiled I re1ec1 311y or all bids. to 16 1 Bicycle, girl's 20" blue Roadmaster 1.._.11 and Election 10 Sell SeeVenodosS1ntos w1111 lhe Counly Clerk 01 Or-f>lellC NOTICE a1ve any 1nlorma1tty '" • 17 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" blue Murray ll'le ullderstgneo cauHO ange County on November b•d 10 make awa1Cls 1n the l8 1 B I b · 26" d U 10 d aa•d Notice 01 Delaut\ eno 12 t985 FICTITIOUS llUSINESS interest of 1ne Owner and 10 icyc e, oy s re nrvega sp EMlcttOfl 10 Seit 10 t>e re- F291&40 1 NAME STATEMENT ieiec• a11 other D•ds 19 1 Bicyc le, boy's 26" black Schw inn 10 spd c0<decl '" tne coun!Y wnere Published Orange Coast I TM 1onow1ng persons are I PROPOSAL GUARANTEE 20 1 B tcycfe, boy's 26' beige Un1vega 10 spd 1ne reat prooerty is iocateo Daily Pilot November 20 27 dOtflO buStnes.s as AND 60NDS Eacn bid shill 21 1 Bicycle , boy's 26' blue Murray D•te No\'i!mt>er 12 19&5 'lltsma1mnm,1Decemt>er' 11 1985 I THE INTERNATIONAL lbe accompanied by a 22 1 81cycle. boy S 26' b lue Huffy 10 spd ftACIFIC 81.NTINfl ii W-204 FUNDING GROUP 1300 !eert1!1ed 0t casn1er s Cheek CORP09'ATION, H aald !Adam St • 156. Cos1e ~r by a c;o•porate surety 23 1 Bicycle. boy's 26' white Iverson 10 spd !NflM , ay: a-Ketty,.,. .1111111 I SH Om&t Cotaty's ''"'' Li1cel1/ltrcary "'ltr· PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa Calif 92626 bond on ine form turn1s11eo 2 4 1 · Bicycle, boy's 26' brown Schw inn 10 spd a 0 u 1 h s • p u 1"' • d • l Charles B Q•rgnam. 1300 by 11111 Ow11er as guarantee 25 1 B icycle, boy's 26" brow n Schw inn 10 spd ~lewefd, Lo• An94'441•. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Adam s 1 "1SB. Cosla 11'la1 bidder w111 1f an award 26 1 Bicycle, boy's 26. orange Iverson 10 spd Calltornta t0045 (213) NAME STATEMENT Mesa Calif 92626 15 maOt' 10 n1m Ill ac-~ s~iJ &Im ,.. 411Mty, The 1011ow1ng perso11s are I John Oav1d Pally 5 ~ordance w1tl'l tne terms of 27 1 B icycle . boy's red Huffy s~ Wlll oe conducteo o. domg business as 1 :a1mel11a Hemet Calif ll•s b•CI urompuy secure 28 1 Bicycle. boy s 26' multicolor Standard con11nenta1 Lano T111e Com situ. unlct. I lusil& 2'2' llart. I~ PERSONAL TOUCH 92343 w ori.men s Compensauon 29 1 Bicycle. girl's 26 blue Sears p•11y 1015 f\jor111 Ma r 6UILDING MAINTENANCE. Tr11s business is con-insurance ano hat>rlity •n· 30 1 B icycle. boy's 20 black Murray Str"'81 Sa111a Ana Ca111orn1i1 9112 Madeline Or Hunt-ouc1eo by co-par111ers surance e•ecute a contract 92~ot 7 14 835-5575 ... ~ ..... l,ng1011 Beacn. Catot 92646 c11111es Dargnam Ill lhe requlfed lorm a11d 31 1 B tcycle, boy's 26 green Schwinn 10 spd Pubhsne<I Oranoe ~oas• C.stl ltu ua uu _M_E_R_C_U_R_V_M_O_N_A_R_C_H ·77 R1chare1 & Karen ward This .statement was filed ,lurn1Sh sa1tstactory bonds 32 1 Bicycle, boy's 26' brown Schw inn 2-seat 3 spd Da1ty Pilot Novemoer 2 De Excel con<I 51850 or bst 9112 M.adltltne Or H11n1-with lhe County Clerk 01 Or· 101 111e ll•tMu• performance 33 1 Bicycle, boy's 26 .. brown Univega 3 spd cembe• a , 1 1955 otfer. 646-6705 tngton Beacn. Ca111 92646 ange Coun1y o11 November of the co1111ac1 a110 for 11'18 34 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" blue Schw inn 10 spd w . t9C This business 1s con· 1? 1985 paymen1 of claims of ma- ----------ducteo by nusband ano w11e F291137 1te11alme11 a11d laborers 35 1 Bicycle. boy's 26" blue M urray PUBLIC NOTICE Richard A ward Publlsl'led Orange Coast tllereunder Said check or 36 1 Bic ycle. boy 's 26" black Univega This stalemen1 was !oleo Da11v P1101 Novemoer 20 27 b10de1 s b0t10 shall be •nan 37 1 B icycle, boy's 26' green Sears 5 spd FICTfTIOUI IUSINEIS with the County Cletk or Or· December • 11 t985 1amoun1 or not leSS than te11 NAME STATEMENT ange county on Novem1>e1 I W-207 1101 oercen1ol 1heamoun1 ot 38 1 Bicycle . boys 26 ' black S & S C ruiser Tiie 1o11ow1r19 oerso11s are 12. 1985 l'ne b•d The Fa1t111u1 Per 39 1 Bicycle. boy's 26" black Schw inn doing business as 1 F291139 f>lellC NOTICE lormance 6ond shall t>e not O 1 B I b 20' bl k M BMX TAG iNDUSTRIES 595 Published Orange Coast less ll'lan one hundre<l 11001 4 ICYC e , Oy S ac ongoose TN! City Dnve. Sune 20 ! Oaoty p,101 November w 27 NOTlCE TO !er cent ot lhe 101a1 amou111 4 5 1 Adding machine. beige Olympia Orange, Cahl 92668 December 4 11 1985 THE PUILIC r 1ne D•<l once named tn the 46 1 Pro1ector. 8 mm Bell & Howell l ag Management. Inc . a W-206 NOTICE OF on1rac1 The La1>or ano Ma· 47 1 Addi ach ne 0 Sha p Calltornla corporation 595 PUBLIC HEARING tenals Bond shall be no11ess ng m 1 • iv ry r Tl'l8 City Drive. Suite 201. ON PROPOSED tna11 one nun<lred 1100) per 48 1 Tuner. GE AM-FM Orange Calif 92668 MLIC NOTICE LOCAL COASTAL en• bl me 101a1 amount 01 49 1 Tuner turntable and 2 speakers Kenwooe Tn1s 1>us111ess is con-1 PROGRAM '""' 010 price named •n 1ne 50 1 Timeclock stamp Simplex ducted by a corporal•on FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NOTICE IS HEREBY on1rac1 Only oonos ·SS11eo A Albert Sello.1n Vice NAME ITATIMENT GIVEN 111a1 1he Orange oy ~ompanoes .. n1ch are 51 1 Reel Diw a A-1300 Pr~1den1 The lollowmo Ptfsons are• County Board 01 Super-,ratt>d A Of A · ,n 1ne 52 1 Rod Fenw ick w ith C1tat1on reel Tl'los Sta•ement was hied dor11~A~usi5~~F~~ 779.A visors will hold a oubhc near Bt>st Ra1111g Guide will oe 53 1 Rod black w ith Penn Squ1dder reel with lhe COi.iniy Clerk of Or-N A 1 C ong to con!llder 1M revisions acLt'Ole<l Failure lo submit 54 1 Gold bag. bro wn . w ith 8 miscellaneous clubs ange Covnty on November WestminSter ve osta 10 the Bo1sa Cntta Local accep111ble oonds will oe 6. 1985 !Mesa. Calif 92627 I Coastal Program1Land uselceus11 for re1ec11on 01 b. td 55 Cooler. Igloo Lunchmare. tan F291737 Kurt A Heisey. l779·A I Plan ILCP/LUPI PREVAILING RATES OF 56 Cooler. Igloo Playmate Garwin a W19ner Weslminsiei Ave Costa Del• of Haering: Decem-WAGES In accordance wolh 57 Bowling bag blue Wllh red ball and shoes 5e5 The City Orin I Mesa Cehl 92627 oer 18 1985 1the p1ov1s1ons ol Section hit• 201 Mike Haas 3 150 Palm Dr I Time of Hearln9; 9 30 17 3 ot tne Ca1ororn1a LaDor 58 Casselle case With 16 assorted tapes Ofenge,Cellt.t2Mt "48 Fullerton Cahl 9263t am 0<assoontherearter.u1c~ 111e genera1preva111ng 59 Hairdryer Con Atr 1250 PubllSl'led Orang• Coas1 This busmess is con. oossobte rale\ 01 per diem wages and 60 A u to rad io AMC AM o nly Daily P1101 November 20 27 duC1ed by 8 general part Locetlon: Soard Heanng not•< ay ano overtime work 1n nersh1p . • f W-4>03• ur er~y 1ra11on 10 C1v1c Cel'>le1 l's to be perlo1med has oee11 1 ----------{his slalemenl was llted I Plaza 1Corner or Broadway obtained from IM Dtreclor f>lellC NOTICE r wolh the Counly Clerk of Or-ano Se11ta Ana eoulevardJ, jot 1ne Oeoa11men1 of Indus 1 anqe ~ountv on November, Sanla All& Cahtoinia !flat Relellons a copy Of t FICTITIOUS BUSINESS B ISO.., F2tll7.. SUMMARY; The Orange iwh1ch is on file 1n Ille oll1ce ol NAME STATEMENT County Boero ot Super· tne Coty Clerk of the City ol The lollowmg person is D P1ub~•~h~~ Ora';!e 2~0~1 v15ors will be co11C1uc1111g a 11rv1ne and will oe maoe avail dOlng business as ~ Y ~ 4 °~~m19~5 pubhC 11earong regaroong re-able lo anv interested party GENES MOBILE RV ~em.,..,r v•StOns to the BO'-se Ctuca uoon requMt Tl'lt' contrac AWNING SERVICE 8662 1 W 198 Local CoaSlal Pro -tor and any Sut>Co111rac101 GIOfta Apt a Gardert Grove j gram Lot al Use Plan under him shall pay not •ess Call! 926U f>lellC NOTICE tLCP LUPI 10 incorporate tnan the specrhe<l prevailing Gene W Waggone1 II. 'I Cahlorn1a Coastal Com· r81es ol wages 10 all work 6662 Gloria Apt 9. Garden K-21774 mission Suggested Modi· jmen employeed 1n !lie e• Grove, Calll 92644 I HOTICE OF 'r.c111ons 10 tlle Land Use 1ecut1on of the con11act Tt11s bualness os co11 OIATH OF Plan Suen moo111ca11ons re-I LA60R REGULA l tONS dueled by an 111dlv1dua1 I LUCILLE QftAM8E quire changes to lhe Land The co111rac1or snall comply Gene w Waggoner II McCARTHY use Plan pottc1es alfecung wnh all 11ie reQulfements of This statement was ltted AND OF PETITION wetland Duffers wtolland Sl'Cl1on 177, 5 logether w1111 with 1ne County Clerk ol 01 TO ADMINfSTER reS1ora11on and pnu1ng .all other ~pphrabte requore ange County on Novemoe1 ESTATE NO. A 130905 energy 1ac1htv reloca11on menu or lhe Ca11torn1a 8 1985 To all n1111s berlef1c1anes t puohc-access a11d public ~;,t>n• Code F2917l5 creditors and co11t1nge11t works DRAWINGS AND SPECt Pubhsned Orange Coaat I credllors e11d perso11s wl'IO COMPLIANCE WITH THE Fl~A TIONS A lull set 01 Oa1tv Pno1 November 20 27 1 may be 011ierw1Ml 1n1eres1ed C A LI F 0 RN I A E N • d111w1ngs and spec1 f1ca11ons De<;ember 4, 1 ! 198!> I 'n 1ne will and/Or eState of vrAONMENTAL QUALITY l1s available ror rnspec11011 W-201 L u c I L L E G R A M s EI ACT: w11hou1 cnarge at 1ne oll•Ce ----------Mc;CARTHY aka LUCILLE Loe.al Coas1a1 Progrems of lhe Dtrec101 ol Public A L M A G R A M S E 1 are s111ut0t1ly exempl from Wo1•s ol Ille City of Irvine PUBLIC NOTICE McCARTHY c E 0 A , e Q u "em en I s Cornptele MIS ol Slid draw· FICTITIOUI BUSINESI A pet1110n hes been hied oursuant to See11011 tngs speciliceuons and blO NAME 8TATflltlllNT by LOLITA LA VIGNE 1n lhe. 2 1080 9 Olv1s1on t3 olllle doc um en IS m a y be T11e tollow111g persona 11e • Superl()r Court Of Orange Put>llc Resources Code 1ovrc111seo from 1ne Depart· doing business as j County 1equea11ng tl'lat No1wi111st11nd1ngth1se~emo jment of Pubhc Works. Coty MARINE MAINTENANCE LOLITA LA VIGNE be ap. 11on lrOm CEOA Final EIR of lrvtna 17200 Jamboree AND REPAIR, !750 D Ceder I pomted as oerso1111 rep-8 I ·250 was previously I Road Irvine Ca11lorn1a Olen. Anaheim. Calll 92807 resentallve 10 admtnlster the I prepared tor the 6olsa Chica 92713 A non-refundable lee Phillip Hugh 01111es 1750 estate or llie decedent LCPtLUP ano was certified IOI SS 00 wlll oe cnargeel for D Cedar Glen An•h~m The petition requeats as complete 111d edf!Quate each set of documents Calif 92&07 authority 10 aom1111ster the by the 6oerd ol Super•,,SOts Or11w1ngs spec:1ftcattons 1nd JOhn 6oycJ Gatuin 2522 1 estate under Ille lndei;>en· on January 20 19&2 (ReSOI· bul oocume1111 will be meor- W CelltOfn•a. Sanle Ana. l dertl Adm\nltlratton ol Es-utJOn 82· 1001 tn or<lflf 101eo upon r~ ol requests C•lif 92704 1a1es Act document the 1dequacy or no •ater 1nan 10 calender Tn1s business 11 c;on A he&H"Q on tne pet1tr0fl Final EIR 81 ·250 ror Ille cur 1days PrtOf to the oate set 10< dueled by a ge11eral pafl· f Wiil beheld on OEC ta. 19651 ft'llt proooMO action and Ill-Opef'tng btdl fOf en ad· n11rsn1p at 9 30 A.M in Dept No J 11 vised Lind Use Plan. an ad· d1llonal charge ot SS 00 Phllltp Hugh G1llles 700 Civic Center Or1ve Weet. oendum to EIR 81 -250 hH I SECURIT'Y FOR COM Thts statement was hied Santi Ana, CA 92702 been p1ep1rtd. Adele11dum,PLETION Of WORK The wllh ll'le County Cle1k OI Or IF YOU OBJECT fO Ille 85-120 llM IS subm11teo fOf'ICOnlract documents Cllll tor 111ge County on Novemoer g1an11ng 01 the pellhon you echon by !tie Board The ad· molllllly progreH P•)"mtnlS 8 1985 3hould e•lher •ppet1 11 ll'le dendum Hlvet 10 PfOVlde DllJfld upon 11'141 eng1..-• F2t1731 hearing and 11e yovr ob-further oocume1111toon end es1rma1e of the e>ercenlege Pubflsnee< 20 27 11ons with tl'li ourl before m1119111on measures and w111 rete1n ten ( 101 owce111 ol Oecembef 4 t 1 1985 lhe nearing iur appeac· pro1ect refinements •O·'e3Ch Pfogrese payment •• w 200 11nce may oe 11 ;er son 01 by 010~ by tne Board of teeur.ty for complelton or ----------your .Jttorney 5,,perv•SOl'I on Mey 22 Ille bllance of 1"41 wo1k At PUBLIC..,NOTICE 1r VOU ARE CREDITOR t985 nnd Celllorn11 Coas111 1ne reciuest eno 111pense of .:ir ::i c""11n?'" r.redrtOf ot Comm1H1on on Oclol>ef 23 thll 11ucceNlvl bleldel. the flCTmout IUllNlll lht' decHMd •u ,...u11 me 1985 C11y w111 pay 111e amovn1 M> NA• ITATEltllMT your l"l.,•m wofh ,. t ourt ()( INVITATION! All oerton• 1e1e1neo UC)OI\ coml)llal'IC• The 10410WlllO persons 11e pr111""111 11 10 1 ' Pf!<tonl l lilhllf tavortng or C>PPOSlng wlll'l 11'14' req.or9'nef111 of oo.ng bu11neu as r!'PIMl'f'IAtiv• 1 p0tntti0 by tntt prepout I nd aul)C)Orllng Go,,.,nment COde S.Ction MCl(AV. ARNOLD DC llW' coort Wllh·ll ""'months dncumtnt• are 1nv11fld IO 14402 11no tti. l)rOV!SiOf\I ot SIGN DEVELOPMENT 423 frQnl IM O••• Of '"" II pre lhe!r y-., 11111 Ill• con1rec1 ooeumenl• M1r190ld Coronll 0411 Miii tlHlll<fl ot lt llltfl •• OfO\'I~ 11e1r1n II •• requested tl\at oert11111n9 10 Subtl•IUllOfl Call! 92t12~ 111 Section 100 ol lh• any wt1uen r"90f'M t>e1or SKu1111n Ter1 MCKlly 423Mangotd Problll!' L.00!' uf C1~lorn11 tubmll1t0 to the En 1 PROJCCT AOM INIS C0tOfl8 del Mar Calif 926~S The umfll tor f1hn9 c1e1mt will 1 vironmental M1negeme1111 TRA TION "" quMtlO<'lt ,..,. Meh1n1e Arnold '2'2'4 1101 ••p1rt1 Piii>• 10 lour Aoe11cy cmor to the hee11n9 1 llv• to lh11 proj«t prior 10 Cnm1110 A•v Fuller1011 m0t1ths from Ille dare of the 011111 11 vov c11111enoe tne IC opening b101 1t1111 be CAM 92833 hf!ari119 notice above "°" .... Ml on th•• P'OOONI I 01rec1.a 10 Miio.• LOV1n9 ,. .. Th<• but111•u .. COii YOU MAY ()I.AMINE tne on court vou '"9)' be lln'llttld SIStelll PrOtflCI l'l\Oi"Mt •I d11ct4d by a o.nf'f•I p1111 f1'4> -f'()t oy ll'lt eoor1 If you 10 ra•ttng onty tl10M ,,_ 660 61''> nerVltp •ffl ti o-t"~ 1nlltf•'1ed Ill )l'IU O! ~ .... r••Mubhc h4la11n9 ~ CO\tneM Of 11\e City Of Irvine ThoA lllllemefll wet ltk!O upon Ille ueculor 0< adrnon Mr !)fl(1 •II lh•t notice Of .n OA TFO Nov•moer '2~ wi•n ttw! County Cieri\ of Or 1atr1t0f or uoon th• 111 wr llen t orresponc)ence de 19&~ 11noe County on OctOCMtr 31 f()flle'f tor 1118 to.8¢ulOt °' 1•~9<90 10 Ille C.nv,10t1men111 CfTY OF IAV,.., •Y1 108$ 11Qmtn1t1111or •M ltle wnll Men.t~I .t.~y 11 Ot NANCY C. 1...ACIY, CITY ,._ IM court w1tn proof Of ..,. prf()( 10 Ille P\lbllC t\94lflf\O C'-IMC l>ul>llsned OfMOA Coat1 Vicf' • Written rtlq\Jfll •t•t· FC>t' FURTHIR •<*· PubllJI* ()f111941 c I D••l'f Pilot NOWtmDe< 20 11 tng thlt you Clellrt• tf16clal MATION_ !!or IUT1hllf 1ntor Da1tv P,Jnt No"'9f'llt>M 11 0.- 62 6 3 64 6 5 66 6 7 68 69 70 71 72 73 7 .. 75 7 6 77 78 79 80 81 82 8 3 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 9• 95 96 97 98 99 100 10 1 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 10 111 112 113 1,. 115 116 , 17 118 119 120 121 1 I 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 pr 1 1 I 2 1 1 3 6 6 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 , I 1 1 , , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 s ' Equaltzer Jet Sound A u to stereo. AMI FM c assette RCA A u to stereo . AMI FM c assette Blaupunk1 A u to stereo. AM FM c ai sette Alpine Equalizer Graphic Settee Light bar Fo ur Star Speakers auto Co-M o t1ona1 J BL S peakers auto Pioneer S peakers Yamaha auto Speakers auto So ny Binoculars Bushnell 7 ~ 35 w case Tape case brown w ith 24 cassette 1apes A ssorted bags Auto stereo Blaupunkt Auto stereo Toyota a nel eoua rtzer - Radio b lack pona o1e shcir•wave Reader s D•ges· Flash attachmenl P o1aro1d Hair dryer yellow Cona11 , 250 Clock Ingram bed rc.om w n1tt' Iron G E steam L1 1e a nd Ea:;y Speakers black auto stereo Skateboard white G & S S kateboard. white T n umph Orange life preservers Paris Orange fife preservers Paris v.1th white bag Orange life preservers Par•s with white bag Chrome champagne bucket Rolls double t ickets Surfboa rd racks green hard tyPt? Sk ateboard. blac k Speakers Bevada and Pioneer Se rving tray black w ith golden peac oc k R&dlo portable JVC PC-100 cassene 1)1&yef w 1H"- spea11.ers and head phones S peakers. stereo Versatron1c w 11h blue case Seal-a-M eal St1altn9 machine Auto stereo. Jet Sounds AM FM c assette Equalizer Speakers Sanvo J .w ay Rafl 6 tan Sevvlor S ate floor type Ma1or Sun Lounge. tanning Klatsun Ehle 10 1 Pocket c a1cula1o r C asio HL-809 Watch ladies clear Nelson Watch ladies yellow metal and chrome Rote• Watch man s black Cosio d1g1ta1 alarm Watch m an s black Casio digital alarm Watch man s chrome Timex w ithout band Compa5$ and digital clock QC18rt1 M iscellaneous costume 1ew lry Typewriter IBM Selectric ti Typewnter Adler-Universal manual Generator US M o tor Corp Gas PE 75K Floor heater Termado r Assorted chair41 Covered shelves Incubat or Prec1s1on mOdet 60 3-ton chain h0ts1 2 ton Ou•k·L•fl etectric cnair tio1st Lawn edQer Bnggs & S tratton Generator Wisconsin propane Kato~ llw w tth battery Ch rger Published Or1ng• Cout Dally Pllo1 December 4 1985 W -2 t6 P\&.IC NOTICE K·21'55 FICTTTIOUS 9USINEl8 NAME ST A T£MOn 'N> 1oi1ow111q oer..ons .,,. do.nq Ou"ness u ChlPm• lnvf')tment Company 3!><' E Coast H1g11 .. 1t~ -4 (..o ona oet Mar CA 9262.C, C S Cnaom.ir Jr. G .. r P•al Par1r'llh 15, '-Sa., l•nellil ·~· 1CI' l.4' •"II 01' M PC ()<d"QI' (..1>d r.,. •• P•l()I ""O•l!f'\t>ef 2 j 0.. c:e,.,oer " 1 • '8 198' W 2 I t 'THF.RLAND ll u ..th '-ulh1 r I.ind ll''ldt f\I I 'lit·WJl'lrl ~·.11 I t· .. ,..,. .. 1 ''"'''' t l. ., ' 1 t" • I .It\ & r11 :=-,q :..tt•I• ht I .! 1 ~.:r ,, 1. .. , \n).(tl•·' l . .111 II• .1111 n clr I l I 1. .\ ,1t1d ~\.~II fttld 11, 1..... fr11n \J1 dt , Bu\ 1·1 11 \'11, 1'11·-.1.J• 111 \: l 11 m r .•. durm~ h1 ..!t \ t •• r • ,,1 t t I t1 \\ I 'tr fl\1 1111 ''" I 11m1~1n\ "'"'' 11 1nll\ I p.1111111 Ill II•.:' ........ 111•1 l.111.I I ""'" 1.11111 ,1, .. n .111.I ti 'P•• r, I m• "''" \1 ·~1 I•\'"'"'"' "',,,, 111 .1.1 u~1h 11'1 ' I 1 ' Ju,11\ "•ro llu1 I Ill, nl11I h~ I I\ •r• 1 ~ ' Slit h• r l.111.J .111d , • .u ... m H.1lpf !:--t.11 lo.,~, ,,thr·r F"l 11\f,1( "''f\h 'I' WtlJ hf lh Id l'hur'<ltid\ °'" 1111!.I \M i;tr<1\t..,1tlt 11 f,,,,..._, l-ii~n M .. n, .or 1.d l '.11 1\ l1lc ncl.11< 1 • .lit In 111 u n,,., 1,.. m.tdt to l l • .\nu r1t·i.11 !1111ht·t•' '"'"1.1l111n l-\ud1 \ 11 v. !\1,1rlU1U\ ()1 11'( '"" h·l4 :-:-1\t -\ PACIFIC V•EW MEMO.-IAL l'A,_K C.e"'i!'t~ • M ortuerv Chapel •Crematory 1~00 P•c1t1c View Or111" _. N-p()rl Sti-&el\ 6U ?100 HA9'a°" LAWM· Ml Ol.IVE Mortuar\I • Cemt"14"1\ Cremittory 1625 Gl•lttt Avt" C.o~ta Me•• e,40 55-,, f'tlftCI MOntl'.9'1 KLL UOA.DWAY llOttTVA.RY 1 tO 8rOlld•A) Cotta 642 9•~ ~bllf A t I ttl!\ notice of tllt 1o11no nl 1n on· m11ion pertor11 ertt 11woec1 aemt>er " 1qe~ W 101 venlOi'Y l'nel llf1P<rt1~1 ot 10 can A(ltl To00e1a II Pro w~131.. ............................................... 11111 .................................... ---~~~~~-- ' .. -- ---.. -. ---------------..------....,.---------------------------------...... ---------------------------. . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, December 4, 1985 • "8JC lt>TlCE · 1 PUBllC NOTICE ' f't8JC NOTICE 1 Ml.IC NOTICE ; P\Bl.IC NOTICE 1 Mt.IC NOTICE I P\Bl.IC NOTICE i Ml.IC NOTICE _ ~IC NOTIC!. -L. Ml.IC NOTICE I' ~ COUNTY If you wllh to..-tile ad· 1 fUdg«nenl 1og11n11 you IQf ol RUTH J FELllC. De bOOll 128. ~ 22 23 and I of the wllt of Mid deoedefll. K-21142 111n r"' prc>pertr, 11tultad vey1nc;1 The 1x1mtn111on of •:u· ~t"'ttoft ~ ~COURT vie. of .,_ lllOfney In thlt the relief dem1ndt<1 •n tilt I c:1ued 12A 01 Maps, Record• ot Or-Publllhad Orange Co11t NO TIC• Of' ""IOHAL 11 9108 COlumD n1. In the tltle re<:ordlng of c:on-C v!::n ._11 .... , l(eultenf ne CMlll Clflter melter, you llhould do to comp11tnt, wlllch could r• NotlOe It lleflDY given thll •no• County. lmpro\19d for l Dally Piiot Noveml>lf 27, 28. "tPfltlHNTATIVt'I IALI City of Fountain Valley. Or-veyanoe, and any 11111 In I Ahlo ,.,IOf'lll ,.epteMftte-Df. W.t promptly IO !hit your wrll· I Ull In garn11hm1nt Ol I lh• undersigned Wiii Mii .. comrM<Clal UM , logllh•• I December 4 t986 0' "IAL H~JY ange County, Ct lllornla, de· IUranc;e Polley lhalt be It the ti•• of V1tnon Joeeph ,,_ a.ta A-. CA. l2702 ten reepon11, 11 any. may be wagN. taking of money 01 Private ule. to the h1gh111 ;wttll an easement tor c:om WTll-209 AT '"IVATI IALI ecrlbad 11 fol\oWS LOI 57 01 eic:penH of the purcllater 1 Ahlo Dec:ee..O Plaintiff LAWfllENCE L fllld on lime prcpetty or other relief ••· •end bell bidder IUDjlCI lo mun11y dnveway purposes (PflOIATI COOi Tract No 60 tO 111h8wn on Bidl or offtrl ••• Invited 0 1 I shed Ora 1 Coatt LAMBOY ind BARBARA AVllOt U.ted he llado d9-qultttld In the complaint confirm111on of Hid Su over the south 10 ftet of Lot 1 PU8l1C NOTICE 117I0,7t2) •map recorded In 800!! 26e. for thl1 property and must D:,ubPlllot Novem':!r 27 28 ANN LAMBOY mlftdedo. II It~~ Dattlt ~ tiSS WT~ IO D • t • n d an t Wt N N dKldtr oontre Ud. ,eift Ml· Lii A. NANCH, CLllllK 9th day of Oecembef. 1985 more commonly known flCTITIOUI IUllNlll Nollclt 11 neteby ~lven lhel ceilane®a MM!•. 10 ll'la. QJ· ~v•d at .t~ oUICI ol - HINKSON, AABL~ HOM5'._. • ....,... ... u& ff I . JOAAL, Dl"1'fl' t'af the" office ot Otorge E IH 2949 lfendo1pll Avenue "NAMI ITATIMINT Vernon Ru11111 Kau111nl tic• ol thl County Aeeordet Samuel Cubele. attorney IOI P\Bl.IC NOTICE LOANS.• Calllorn11COfPQf·1 reepol'da dlfttro di M dlel. Oeltlf D. """'*"• At· Morrow Ltwyer Suitt 23e. Co111 Mffl · C111tornf1 The foltovwlrtg • perto11 11 Ahlo a.a peraonal rept-· of the County of Orange the perto111t reprnenllth•I. Il ion~ AA8 L E HOM!! LH le lnfOfmaclon .,..,.. lorney IOf "-&nttfte, -I 221 Eaal WlllUll SJrMI. Ttua prope<ty being IOld dOlng buelneN... tlllYi!Of theMlll•ofVernon Thia Nie 11 IUbjKI to Wt~ -al-807 t Statw AYenUI. Sult.A FICmlOUl IU ....... LOANS,a Cllfornle Partner· SI Ullad det141 IOl1Cftar II Hllltlof llvd., l111t1 IOO. Pued1n1 C 1 tllorn11 At 11 CLEENCO SERVICES Joseph Francl1 AhlO, di· rent tuet. covenante. con· 245.HunllngtonBeach. Call· NAMI ITATtMENT thlp, DEPENDABLE RE-,con11;o de un a~o en j A~. CA taos (714) 9t101 County-of Lo• An-Termso1sa1e cuh1n11w-2005 W Bilbo• Ste 158 ceaNCI will sell at pr1v111 d1oon1 re11r1e11on1. r.--forn11 or m1y bl Iii.cl wtlh Thi 1o11ow1no ~son 11 CONVEYANCECO .A Clll· HlluurtlO dlbefl•h-IO jQS-1550 gelee StateolCllllornll Ill ful money or lh• United NtWp(lrl Beach Call! tel• IOll'lllllghllllndbesl v111on1 rlghll rlghllOfwly. lhl Clefk ol the tuperlOr dOl"Obutl'llH81 torn1a Corporation. BAY· 1nmedl111rnenta 01 1111 Publllhld Ofanoe Coast tne Hgllt lltle and 1n1erut ot Stites on conflfm1t1on of 92663-4393 t>ldder undl< thl terms and NMmenll and 1x11t1ng en-coun or delivered to Vernon 1 ~AION CLEANERS ANO POINT MORTGAGE. a Call·1m1n1r1 tu respuute Delly Pilot Noveml>lt 20. 27, slid deceased II thl ume of sale Ten per cent of amount Co1111n Foley 488 A cond1t1on1 hlfllnatler men· cumbt1nc11 of rec:Ofd Rus,..t Kaullarn Ahlo per-LAUNDRY 320 Legion St fOfnta Corpor111on; JEF· ncrtte, Ill hay algune, puldE December 4 1 t 1985 l oeath and 111 the right, Ulle bid 10 DI depotlted with bid Cypr111 Laguna B.eech. 110,,ed. and aubjlCt 10 con· The terms and condition• aonally al any time atter f1rll Laguna Beach. Call! 92e51 FREY LIOMAN. lndlvlduellyl"' r1og111red11 Uempo W-t92 and 1nter1tt that 1111 Hllll Bids or offers 10 DI In wr11-1C•llf 9i651 flrmellon by the 1uper1or ot 1111 ••• calh In lawful pubtJcauon of thla notice Londley.P Hoyle and JEf'FAEY LIDMAN1 1-TO THE DEFENDANT ,A 1 ol said deceaMCI hu ac· ng 11\d wllt be received 11 This bualne11 II c:on -c:ourt, on OecemDlr 9. 1985. money of 1111 Unll.O Statea and before making tht aal• This bu1ll\e11 11 con d f b f • A ABLE H 0 M£1 c1vo complalnt hat b"'1 f11ec:t Ml.IC NOTICE qUlfed by opefltlon ot tew Of 1he 1for1sa1d office 11 any loucted by an lndlv1du11 at 10 00 A M . or 1her11tter of America Ten percent ol For further 1nlorm1t1on ducted by an '"dl\lldual LOANS, and BEN KOVACS, by the plllnlltt against you. II lo1herwlM1 other then or In lme alter the llrat publl· Colleen Foley within Ille time allowed by the amount Did to acoom· and bid forms apply at tile Lindley Hoyle and DOES 1 • 50 I you wtah to de1end this law-C 1124 I addition to lhll of said d•· cation hereof end before I n1s "'111..,r1.nt wae flied law. et the oHlce of Samuel pany tile offer and tl'le bll· Office of the 111orney for tile Tlllli statement wu IU.O CUI No. 410474 suit, you muet, within aoday' j Notice of 1111 ceased, at tile time of death, ~111 ot sele lwltll th• County Clerk or o.. CuDlll. ettorney lor \he Pl•· ance to be plld on confirm•· personal reprnent1t1v1 with tile County Clerk ot Or· IUMMONI 1 arter thla aummons IS eerved of""' ''operty In and to ell th• cer111n real Dated 11111 18th day or No· ange County on November tonal r1pres1n1111ve, 111 uon of aale by the court The right la reserved 10 re· anoe County on November NOTICll You l\eve .,...,, on you fl .. with thl• court • 1 '' "1Hte let. property snueted In Coty of 1Yt1m1>1r 1985 8 1985 • 807 t Stater Avenue .• Suite Tues rants operating and ject any and all bldt 6 1985 1--9. The 004ltt mer dlctdl written responH to thl com-No. NEP IOMt Costa Mes8 County or Or-Oeotoe E. Motrow, 221 E. F211747 245, Huntington Beach, Call· m11n1en1nce e•P1nt11. 8nd Oiied Novembe• 22 '291525 .....,.., fCMI without rou1 pll1nt Unless you do so tn tne Superior Court 01 ange Sllte of C111forn11 IW•tnut St., Suite 231, Publllllld Orange Coatt torn1a all the right tllle, premiums on 1naurance ac-t985 Published Orenge Coat! Mtnt hMrd llntee• you re-I your dtleult will DI ente<ed 11'11 State of C111torn1a lor particulary desc:r•bed as fol· 'PaMd4tna, Cellfotnla 11101, I 011ty Pilot NovemDI• 20. 27 interest and estate ol the oeptable 10 !ht purchaser Samuel Cu bite, Attorner Diiiy Pilot November 20 27 epoftd within'° deJS. Reed on apphcallon or the pl.,n· tile County ol Loi Angete5 lows to w•t Lot 22 of Tract Altotney fot E1ecutot December 4 11 t985 deceased 11 the 11me ol his slli.11 be prorated 11 ot the For Plflonel AIPf•Mnl•· December 4 11 t985 the lnfonnatlon below. 1111 end 1n1s t ourt mev ent~ In the Metter ot tne Es11111 3631 oer mao recorded In Luton G. Jec:o. E1ec:utor I W· 1961 rtellll 1n and to all thill c:er-rtate of record1na of the C•.,n· ttve. 1071 111111 Avenue, W-194 , SEE WHY UNIVeRSITY SALES & SERVICE IS.THE .. OLDSMOBiLE DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY UNBEA TABLE DEALS ON SALES & SERVICE .. , • Reasonably Pr 1Ced •Clean, Secure Facility • Resident Manager • Open 7 Da ys 497-6900 LAGUNA SELF-STORAGE 20522 Laguna Canyon Rd Laguna Beach .. .. 'Your Chance to WIN CORONA DEL MAR $50 $25 , . , or $10 thletic Shoe & Clothing EACH WEEK 3331 E. Coast Kwy FOLLOW THE I I I I I ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' / Corona Del Mar l! I I I 673-5538 WINNERS -';: ... .... Open 7 .c CIRCLE Days / I I ~ Sunday, Dec. 8 Games D Raiders D at Denver• D Atlanta D at Kansas City* a as D Washington D Detroit D Indianapolis D Miami* D New Orleans D New York Jets* D New York Giants• D Tampa Bay D Cleveland mcmna 1 0 at Philadelphia* D at~New England * D at Chicago• D at Green Bay D at St. Louis• D at Buffalo D at Houston D at Minnesota· 0 at Seattle* D Pittsburgh D at San Diego• D Rams Monday Night's Game D at San Francisco* . *Craig's Picks of the Week (Craig's Record Last Week: 9-3) (Record for Season: 127-53 Monday Score: Miami 38, Chicago 24 R1le1 of f he 01me Games ltst will be publtshed each Wednesday. Make your picks on your entry blanl<, cut out. mail or deliver to The Dally Pilot, 330 West Bay St .. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. Entries must be postmarked no later than 5 P M. Friday, preceding the Sunday game, and Monday game. Late entries will not be counted. If more than one ~~-_winner, a tie-breaker will be determined by the score of Monday night's -~ football game. Winners wlll be published tile followlng Wednes-... illll"'llllli.5 day Winners may pick up prizes at The Dally Piiot office on Friday before 5 P.M .... · ... --..~ following announcement published In the paper_..; . ...,._" . ' ' \ ' ' \ ' \ ' ' I I ' ' , I I I I I I . , '86 JEEP COMANCHE Fully factory equipped #010961 S6624 IH, llc. '88 JEEP ·COMANCHE HERE NOWI Special Introductory OFFER AVAILABLE IOWI Call Joe Parkinson FLEET MANAGER For quote at • n JIM CLICK AUOl/•IHAULr/Jll~ Irvine Auto Center 951-31 44 NAME ADDRESS (On Your Envelope) ATIENTION: Winner's Circle 1 ENTRY PER PERSON. Must be 18 or over to enter. LAST WEEK'S WINNERS $50.00 Henry A. Marino (10-1) Rose Chamberlin Paul L. Hummel l Smart cookies give gif(s from · their kitchens Holiday giv1ngofgifls from the kitchen isn't a new 1dea:1t's been a trad1t1 on for thousands of years. The early Romans staned 1t all - exchanging lavish sweet~in celebration of "Saturnalia," an ancient holiday com- memorating the return of th.e sun after the shonest day. It was the custom of the lime to $1 ve sweet things, "that the yearofthe recipient might be sweeter: lamps. that it might be fulf of l i~ht: and silver and gold. that wealth might attend them." These recipes are for treats that can be given with all good wishes that the coming year will be a sweet one BAKED PE ANUT BU'M'ER POPCORN 3 quarts freshly pop ed corn l cup sugar -- % cup light corn syrup % cop super chunk peanut butter 1 teaspoon vanilla · 'ti teaspoon baking soda , Place popcorn in large shallow roasting pan. In heavy 11/i quan saucepan stir together sugar and corn c;yrup. Stirring constantly. cook over medium heat until mixture boils. Stir in peanut butter C onunue cook- ing. without sumng. S minutes. Remove from heat. Sur 1n vanilla and baking soda. Pour peanut butte r mixture over pop- corn. Stir to coat well. Bake in 275-degree oven. stirring occas1onalh . 45 minutes. Tum into another large roasting pan or cookie sheets to cool. stirring occasionally to break apart. to re in tightly co" ercd container. Makes 3 quans CINNAMON APPLE JELLY S pounds (about) ta r t apples 6 cups (about) water 8 sticks cinnamon 6 c ups sugar 1 cop light com syrup Rinse apples: cut in eights. removing seeds and stems. Place in 8-quan stainless steel or enamel saucepot; add water and cinnamon sucks. Cover: bring to boil over high heat. St1r; reduce heat to medium and cook about 20 minutes or until tender. Cool overnight 1n juice. (This allows the natural pectin to develop.) Turn juice and fruit m to a jelly bag or in a strainer ltned with ~ layers of cheesecloth. drip Juice. (It win take 3 hours or lo nger.) Press ligh tly with fi ngers to extract as much juice as possible. Measure 7 cups apple juice. In the 8-quart saucepot stir toget her? cups apple juice, sugar and 1.:om -,yrup. Bn ng to a full rolling boil over high heat. Red uce heat to medium. 1f needed and continue to boil 20 to 30 minutes or until temperature on thermometer regis- ters 220 degrees and several dro ps of the hot liquid run together and sheet ofT a metal spoon when dipped an and held <;everal inches above the boiling liquid. Remove from heat. Skim. Pour into clean hot 'h-pint· jars or jelly glasses. leaving 1/a-inch headspacc for 1ars and 1h- 1nch headspace for glasses that arc to be ealed with para~J)C top ofjarr glasses with damp towel. Seal according to container used. Cool. Check seals. Store an cool dry place. Makes about 9 ( 111- pint) glasses or jars. BRAZIL NUT FRUITCAKES l pound Brazil nuts (3 cups) 1 pound whole pitted dates (3 cups ) l pound red and green candied cherries (3 cups) -.., cu'p unsifted flour l,'J tea spoon baking powder 11, teaspoon salt 3 eggs •, cup llr mly packed light brown sugar 1~ cup llgbt corn syrup 2 tablespoons bra ndy or ora nge- fl avor ed liqueur l teaspoon vanilla Grease 5 (5112 x 3 x 2-snch) loaf pans, lane bottoms with waxed paper. In large bowl toss together nuts. dates. cherries. nour. baking powder and salt until we ll coated. In large bowl with mixer at high '>peed beat eggs I to 2 minutes or until foam)'. Add brown sugar; beat Ul)tal well blended. Graduall y beat 10 corn S)'rup in a thin steady stream until well blended. Beat 2 minutes longer. Add brand) and vanilla. beat until well mixed. Pour over n ut m ixture: stir until well mixed. Spoon about I 1h cups fruitcake mixture into each prepared pan. leveling top. Bake an 300-degree oven 11 ~ to 11 i hours o r until cake tester in center comes out clean. Cool in pa ns 15 minutes. (Pleaae .ee GIFTS/C3) " _Making festival of lights shine Hanukkah. known a'i the Jewish tncatel)' ·decorated with Hebrc"' CHOCO 1 Fla ked coconut, U de lred. fcst1 val ·o f lights. as celebrated symbols ~nd quota lions. Others are L~~i-~Nl T Heat O\ en to '2 S dep.rcl'\. <..1encr· throughout thl' world dunng dark made wtth maten als at hand. 1)usl~ grease and flour I ~-~:up nunJt winter days to commemorate the Always count"'On eight candles. one l puqa~ golden pound cake l'ale pan Beat ca l e mix tdr\ I \l1ur struuJe for rcltg1ous freedom. for each ni&ht of the fcsu val. mix -~ cream. water. ch cx.olatc and egg' nn Ccntuncs ago lights were kindled Family (ood trad1u ons var) too. i,o, cap dairy sour cream lnw speed. «Taring ho\\ I wn\tJnt- 1n the streets. La1cr. lanterns from country to country. from ~cup water I\. unlll mo1'I' ned Beat o n me burned in doorways. Today. the generation to gcncrauon. Choe· 3 141aare1 (I ounce u cb l semi-d1um c;p«'d. •.crainn~ OO\\I tn·- hghted menorah 1s placed in a olate-Coconut C'ak-c appeals sweet cltonlate, melted and qucnth J minute\ window for all to see whether 1t' served on fine china or cooled \omc fam1hec; sharc.-4hc l:andlc on paper plates. t eu• hgh1ing of a 'iingle menorah. In Either way. it's easy to make ''II cup fla iled coconut o therc;, each pc~on has hie; or her when you stan with a kosher pound l 1411art ( l ouct) s~mlsweet own meno rah cake mix Your fam1I)' wtll enJO> cltOfflatt, melted the personal exprts 100 of shanng ! tablespooos boDe)' or t11lat corn Menorah\ may be vcl) elaborate. aood food . while remembenng your syrup t >tha\ arc c;1mple Some arc in· hentogc .. f o ld an n xonut Pour into pan !lake until wooden fll l k 1n scn ed 1n rcnter l-omc\ out dean 45 to 50 m inute' < nol 10 m1nutc'I rtmo'e Imm pan < ool wmr>lt ttl) Ml\ l h1xnlntc .rn11 honc..._ dnnlr n\cr '.1k1• \prani...k v.1th ll'\\llnUI • Dally Pilat WEDNESDAY oecEMBER 4. 1985 [!J Slmple recipe• apell awMt auccna.C4 -Be.prepared with do-•h••d trNta.CI-- New cookbooks· satisfy any taste By BEA A~DERS01' Of the Deity ~lot I tat! .\n .irr J\ ol nl'"' \ nold")(H•I..' '1." hit tht• n1Jrh ·11n 11nw tor< hn.,lmJ' g1' 1ngJnd then··, Jt k J\t onl.' th JI ~111 ,u 11 tht• llStt' o l ) llUr fa' or1tt' huml' chef and de\\l'n' 'Pa t1111J hi J baltnguJ I tx1u l thJt J1d' IJm1ht'' "'1th \pJnl\h· speal..ing h1 iu~l'l..t'q'll:r' .. ( hanJ·\ f-l•l•J ,1 l.I \ l\h photograph I\ 11urnt'\ thruugh !ht• f>l'opk '> Repuhl1t nl( h1nJ \t'nl'o.,l'quJlh v.dl .1-,,1n JJJ11111n 1ua1.01lt•t1111n ll•r tht· cofTee tahk 11r tht• k 111. ht•n l tt'\plnn·'~""'JnJ,,h, l•'••<.1'CJlt'n 1n< h naJrt·grnv.n thll\l'n bought preparl'd JnJ \t'r' t'd f r1im farm 111mJrl..t·t 111 l..11<.ht•n11• t,\hk ··ChinJ 'Food " "t'n t" 1ned ''1th h1 '>llll"\ phtln.,l•Ph' J nJ l'u 1n11m11.' Food .... \\ m hol and \U \lt'nantl' II\ mean 1ng nra1J t•J togt•ther \.\I th ho\.\ It looks. ll~ll'\and nnun\hn Reanhan ~ olt nne nt Eunipt• 'kJJ1ng phtnogra phl·r<. lor thl· la .. 1 i1 ~ear<, <.pe nt thret· m1•n1h' an ( h1na pht)tographing the \uh1t'1.. t v. 1th 'ipt'l tat ulan-c•,ult ' \ g.ou rml'l looi.... hl' ha' "M ki:J un lo11J an1t k' l11r major mag:11 ant'' .inJ ha' phntngra pht•J 1v. o 11\hcr t·o11l..lxio i...' The hoo I.. "'J' \HI 1 ll'n h' l 1l1nl'I T 1gl'T J n1 itt·J Jn 1 h r11pnl11g."1 .1 nJ .iuth11r\'ll li'e h1"'"' 1r duJ1n~ · Tht· lmpa1.1 \n1mJI ind· \It n 1n (rr11up' \ .. dt-1.1•nlt'"1.·J ·11h\t''"' t • ah••ll t f1•1xl hl' h,l\\111la~11r.11t.·d 11n <;t'\t'ral ph1Ht1 t'''J''''n 1.u1,1nl' Rt'\IPl',Jrl'h' f alt'cn \111 t'1 l 11 JnJ ll\t'111l J nt11n 1.1.h,11n,tr1111\dl 'e"' \ orl <,( hana l n,lltute \he hJ' pu1'1t ,hl·J tv.11 htt!hl' fl'gardt•J booklx.)ti k' .. The !>1 m \um Boo I..· JnJ · I ht•< lnt''l HJ n4 ... ct l l'til..tx ini... ·· Thel·laho ralt' puhhta 11nn lrum Fm·nJh Prl·..., In ... that rt•taali,a1 $-lt l \.\a~ not dc!>1gnl'u J'> a 1.uokboo k hut h11I J, .. ckctt•d rt'l l f}I."\ \n am tool.. can sample the t1:n or., 111 ( h1na at ho me Tht''t' run trum tht' n11l\t ha~tt tor pertcct plain n ... ·c hHht• o;oph1't11.att·d ll'\turt''t'' Hl'ng \ ,ing "ipll'' all op~ Fo r the h ealth oflt "t''' ) <•rl.. l 1mt''i pcr,11n.1l hl'Jlth 1.1 lu mmn1't I a nt' HroJ~ ,l'n r' up a tOmpanwn 111 her nutmllin lxH)t.. an l.tnt' BwJ' ·., l rood r rnx1 Boot.. L1' ang tht' High< arboh~Jrate \\ J\ It pr1" 1un inlormauon on hcahh- promouon carooh,dralt'\ JnJ \hll'" h I\\ t• put ttk·m I\) "ori... tor t'\l"f\ and 1' 1J ual I ht• ~lt)I.. "a' \Ha tten tnr 11rd1nJn hl'Jlth-1.nn,t 1011' people"' ho v.a n1 (I) Cal \\t'll "llho ut n:sort1ngto e\tlllt t'$X'n"'l .. ht·alth tu<xis." tho~ "'h' .m: n11l inlcre\led an fads ntz.1d11., u)A,tdnt 't 11-<lt>na j l nr in '>pending man' hour' a Ja, an the lllt hen It 1e.1t11 n.·s '80 rcl'1pe., lhJt ha,e--ht·t·n l h11,t·n tr1im muo;t of thl' wMld., cu1~1m'' In addition 11 ntlcr' rn tnnna11on on '1tx-l..1n11 a l..11chcn <.hopping and 1..1>11k1 ng ctlic1entl) anJ nwnu pla nn1nti. Publa\hed ~' \\ ~ 'ontin and ( 11 thl' 1'oo k "priced at SI Q Q) The -\mcncan (a.ricer \()(!Ct\ ...... l clO l "hat ... t ool 1ng 1\:ow .. " aimed a1 the ncv. generation ofrool ' v.h11 v.ant rt'Ul')C\ that art' frc-;h . laght and natu ral The collection ot tnore thJn \1 >< t ren pc' range from fa mil) fare to pan' dishes In addttwn 11 contain<. a 'ecunn 111 crcau'e menu suggcst1onc; rang1 lrom "Rrunl'h tor a Runth'" I$ a "\pn ngt1ml' \ho"'cr Lunchl·on" to 1nno\at1,c idea<. lo r lc'\t t\l' danncr panaec; and 1nrormal picn10 \n added l"xmu' "an formation on hov. tu ht'lp cn\un· a hala nccd lov.. tat. h1gh-t1hcr diet that folln~' nutnuonal l!U1dl'lanl..., i"'ucJ h' the \ocicl\ Thc bool '' a' ailabk at kxal \tore\ tor S 111 and prcxeed<. tlencli t cJnct"r rc~arch It al<.o can Ix' ordcrt'd from ( ookhool ''\I ti ~ Mth t M1nncapolts. Mann ~Ci4J5 ~hen ordcnng h\ mail include SI f>\'r book to co, er po\lage and handling • The Orange C ount' ( hapter ot the .\mcncan Hean .\ o;oc1ation ,, ofTcnng .. Holtda \' a la Hl'Jn. · J fret• ret.1pc bnxhun· that h~ts hcan hcJlth\ N.'l i~s tor the hohda\'i The menu<. feature a lighter c.t~lt· ot coolong "Ith contcmporan cmphaw. on lo~er lat. cholc'iterol and \Odium In addition. the rec1ix~ .trc 'tructurrd \O the' atc not C\clu<.1' C' to thc hohda'' tlut u 1n ~ used \'Cit· ro und r nr J tn'C~ hnx hun:. la II the chapter at ~47-3001 (Pleue 1tee 800S.S/CfS) C2 Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT I Wednesday, December 4, 1985 Recipes spell sweet success ~ Even pegin ners won't fail with these confections Homemade candies are a must for the holidays. Whether for giving as gifts. passing with warm beverages to carolers. snacking while trimming the tree or serving as the finales to a special meal, candies prepa~d with loving hands are truly the spint of Christmas. Holiday candy making used to be the domain of expenenced cooks and meant long hours m the kitchen. Now, with the help of marshmallow creme. beginners can find sweet success. For a trio of colorful Christmas treats, try f e$tive Fondants. Divide the basic recipe into thirds to make three distinctive candies. The basic recipe makes irresistibly creamy, melt-in-your-mouth smooth van- illa candies. A second adds creme de men the. and the third, the brrght color of chopped red candied cher- ries. The chilled fo ndant ball s are panially coated with chocolate for a dramatic effect. A foolproof version of the tra- ditio n a I holiday favorite . Manhm1tl+ow-Creme Di.Yin 1 ty- boasts the crunch of almonds and the tang of freshly grated orange rind. One end is dipped in melted choco late for a festive holtday touch. Or. satisfy a favorite someone's sweet tooth wuh Peanutty Fudge Rolls. a luscious. nch blend of chocolate fudge and peanut butter. haped into rolls and coated with chopped nuts or shredded coconut. these festive treats are read) for easy slicing and serving. FESTIV~ FONDANTS l '1-ouaee jar marshmallow creme ~ cup margarine l teaspoon vanilla 6 cups silted powdered sugar % tablespoons finely chopped candled cberrles I Ya tea1poon green cre me de men&be Few 4rqps green foOd eolor lng. 2 4-ounce package&, sweet cboc· • -0late, melted ' Combine marshmallow creme. margarine and vanilla. mixing with electric mixer until well blended. Gradual!} add sugar: d1\ 1dc mix- lU"1"e into thirds. To one third. add candied cher- nes: mix well. To second third. add liqueur and food coloring: mix well. Leave remaining third plain. Chill. With hands lightly dusted with po.wdered sugar. shape..dough into small balls; chill. Dip half of each ball into chocolate: place on wax paper-lined cookie sheet. Chill. About 6 dozen. . MARSHMALLOW CREME DIVl Nl TY ~cup water l "'9 cups sugar •1• teaspoon cream of tar'-r Dub of n il l 7-ounce ja r manbma llow creme 1 teaspoon vanilla ·l cup chopped almonds, toasted Z tea1poon1 grated orange rind l 6-ounce package semi-sweet cbocolate plece1, m elted Place water, sugar, cream of tartar and salt in -heavy I-quart saucepan. Do not stir. Boil over high heat, without stirring, until candy thermometer reaches 248 degrees. P1ace marshmallow creme in small bowl of electric mixer: mi'x at )ow speed. Gradually add hot sugar syrup to marshmallow creme, mix- ing until well blended. Blend in vanilla. Continue mixing at low speed until mixture just begins to lose its gloss and bolds its shape when dropped from spoon.• Stir in almonds a nd rind. Drop by teaspoonsfuls onto wax paper. Cool: dip end of each piece in chocolate. Store in covered con- tainer. About 2 dozen. Note: •This is a GFitical point in the recipe. If mixture is under beaten. it will not hold its shape. If 1t 1s over beaten, it becomes dry. PEANU'M'V FUDGE ROL~ 3cups111ar '4 cap margarlae ~ cap ( 5 fl1ld ounce can) evaporated milk 1 lt-ouee package semi-sweet cbocolate plece1 1 7-ouee Jar marsbmallow creme a,; cap cre.amy peanut butter 1 tea1poon vuJUa Ya cap fhaely cllopped peanuts a,; cap fhaely cllopped walnuts Ya cap fiaked coconut Combine sugar, marganoe and milk in heavy 21h to 3-quan saucepan; bring to full rolling boil. stirring constantly. Continue boil- ing 5 minutes over medium heat or until candy thermometer reaches 234 degrees. stirring constantly to prevent scorching. Remove from heat. Add chocolate pieces: stir until melted. Add marshmallow creme. peanut butter and vanilla; beat until well blended. Pour into greased 2-quart bowl: cover with wax paper. Cool to room temperature· d ivide mixture into thirds. Shape each third into I 0-inch log. Roll one log in peanuts. o ne rog in walnuts and the remaining log in coconut. Chill. Cut into 1h-1 nch slices. 3 pounds. PACKAGING REALLY COUNTS > .. SAVE _ . 1.1,-' . ' / ' / . , .. Lavish gifts like jewelry hardly ever need an extra personal touch to be appreciated. But for less ex trava- gant presents, adding some of the recipient's favorite confections 1s a simple way to say the gift was chosen just for them. It can also e nhance the gift's theme. and satisfy a sweet tooth, too. Clear mints nestled in cham- pagne glasses to resemble the .. bub- bly stuff" are a novel way to liven the festive tim es celebrated with your gift. An ice bucket with co rdial-filled hard candies or choc- olates is another way to add a colorful touch to a friend's cocktal table. If the movies figure 1n your g1ft- givin~ whether it's the poster of a favonte star for a teen-ager. or a videotape ofa classic. try including a favon te movie house snack like caramel-flavored popcorn. choc- olate-covered raisins or bon bons tQ help telive theater pleasures. For those who like nautical items such as seascape paintings, objects made with shells or boating gear. salt water taffy is a natural. Fisher- men. too. may enjoy seeing taffy in a new tackle box to help pass quieter moments by the water. Stuffed animals or ana mal- shaped paja~a bags or pillows. are perfect containers or companions for special candies made with that perennial zoo food. peanuts. Chil- dren's gloves can do more than hold fingers. They're an ideal temporary home for butterscotch drops or whatever sweet is the intended wearer's treasure. nightwear may love to receive an extra late night treat in the form of after-dinner mints. The mints also work well in after-dinner liqueur glasses, or tableware. Or try choc- olate ki~ses with 1.ingerie t~ play ':'Pa romantic theme in your gift-giving. SAl/E Oii THE TAmOf Jolly Time has a great pop corn taste - delicious. crunchy, and mouth-watering. Treat your friends and fam ily tonight. Our taste will win you owr. ........... ~~-:-:~--::-:~=:-==~.,--:::::::=::::::-::-:::::--:::'.::--........ MANUFACTURERS OOJPOO EXPIRES 6 ~/86 French;toast do ns its Sunday b est with strawberry sauce The holtdaysare one of the most fcstt 'vc. }Ct hectic times of the year. With Christmas shopping, decorating and entertaining. 11·s a wo nder that anyone has time to enjoy the season. That's wh y hus) hostesses look fo r recipes that are quick, easy and impress1"e While most of us th ink ofdess.en o rd1nncr.1he holtda}sarc ideal fo r "anytime of day" entertaining. For overnight guests, special occasions or a Sunday breakfast with the fa m ily. try a simple holiday brunch made wi th easy to prepare ingredients ltke frozen Calt fom1a strawbcmes. For an easy dress-up to a traditional brunch t1cm. try Winter Berry French Toast, featuring a warm. chunky sauce made with froLcn and sweetened strawberries, canned cranberry sauce and grated orange peel. This sauce has a taste that says "'hours to make ... ye t 11 can be done in less than 30 minutes. Thanks to its Chnstmas red color. Winter Ben) FfC:ll~h Toast 1s wo nderful fortheholtcfuys-orany da)'. The sauce 1'i dehCJousovcrpancakcs. waffiesoras adcs~n toppingov~ icccrC'am or cake. Frozen California strawbeme\arc a great way to spread a bit ol chccr throughout all your holiday menus.Just noat whole fro1en bemes in a holiday punch, add to winter salads or spoon over ice cream. WINTER BERRY FRENCH TOAST a,; cup (canned or fresh) wbole ber ry cranberry sauce l packa1e ( 10 oances) frozen, sliced strawberries In syrup, thawed t tea1poon1 fin ely grated orange peel •ea• l '4 c.p1 milk 1 tabletpoon 1ugar 1.4 teaspoon D1tme1 81llce1 ( 1-IDcb tblck) day old French bread, I about 8 ounces I 3 table1poon1 batter or margarine Powdered tugar In 1-qua·n saucepan mcll cranhcn) ~aut,;<"ma lo"' ht<it. \t1mng constantly. Max in strawbcmes and orangl' ix·cl Heat IU\t to ho1lt ng \Ct aside. In shallow bowl beatcggs. milk. 'ugar and nutmeg to bknd tho roughly. Soak bread shces rn egg mi xture to ~aturatc Melt some of the b utter an large sk1llct O\ er medium hl·at f f) hrcad slices until browned. about 5 minutes o n each \1dc adding butter 10 the sk1tlct as needed Tran~fcr 1oa hcatc.·d platter du\1 with po"'dcred \ugar Serve with warm saucc, Make~ 4 serving~ Note: Sauce can br ~·rved a' a 1opp1n~ for ll ('cream and puddm~' I Orange Coes1 DAILY PILOT/Wednndly Dec:ember 4, 1996 CS Latkes a Hanukkah tradition A!> With many of the sacred Jewish ~ohdays, Hanukkah 1s not without its special celebrations and tradn1ons. The eight day festival provides ample opportunity for cntenaan1ng, and one recipe that adds a bit of history to the holiday menu is Potato Latkes. Latkcs have been a trad1t1onal fa vontc sance the year 165 when the battle of Maccabee was fought. As men were fighting in the fields, wo~en were behind the battle lines busily preparing food for the soldiers. The women wanted to ~rve something the wamors would GIFTS ... From Cl enJOY which wa11 also quack and easy to prcpar.e. So they made a batter of flour and water and fried. it mto little flat cakes. or latkes. The add1t1on of potatoes to this. recipe did not occur until the I 6th century when potatoes were dis- covered and brought from Bohv1a and Peru to Western Europe. This versatile delicacy is suitable for any meal and especially for parties during the Hanukkah season. The smooth taste of cream cheese blended with milk makes a tangy topping for Potato Latkes. A final topping of apncot preserves adds a delectable touch. POTATO LATKES t eus, beaten 2 tablt1pooo1 milk t tabltapooaa noar J tea1poon aalt Dash of around a.tmeg Da1h of pepper 2 cups shredded poca&oe-s, well- dralned I tablespoon grated onion 'i'I cup mar1arloe I 8-ounce package cream cheese, cubed '11 cup milk I teaspoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon grated lem on rind 1 JO-ounce jar apricot preserves 1 tablespoon water Combine ~l> and lll11k.. Add combined dry 1ngrt:d1ent). beat until smooth. Stir in potat<>e) and onions. Melt marganne an skillet For each pancake. fr) rounded tablespoonful of potato mixture on both sades until cmp and golden brown. Drain. Com bane cream chet:~ and milk in saucepan: stir over low heat until smooth. Blend in 1u1ce and rand Combine preserves and water m saucepan; stir over low heat until thoroughly heated. Top pancakes with cream cheese !M!Uce and preserves mixture Approx1matcl) I dozen. Rc;move from pans; peel ofT waxed ,l paper. Cool completel y on wire rack. Wrap an plastic wrap and foil. Makes 5. If desired. garnish with candied frull and nuts and brush with warm com syrup. ALMOND TOFFEE CRUNCH 1 cap finely chopped toasted blucbed almonds 1 'i'a cups sugar &,', cup light corn syrup 14 c11p water 1 cup margarine 'I• teaspoon baking soda 'I• teaspoon salt 1 package ('6 ounces) semisweet chocolate pieees Place almonds on baking sheet: keep warm in a 17 5-degree oven while preparing toffee mixture. In heavy 2-quart saucepan st ir together sugar, com syrup and water. Sumng constantly, cook. over medium heat until mixture 'comes to boil. Cover; cook I minute. Remove cover. Stir in marganne until melted. St1mng constant!), continue cooking until temperature on cand) thermometer reaches 290 degrees or small amount of mixture when dropped into very cold water separates into threads that are hard but not brittle. Remove from hea1. Sur in baking soda, salt and almonds just until blended. Im- med iately pour into ungreased 1511? x 101h ll I-inch Jell y roll~ pan. spreading quickly and e venly. Cool 5 minutes. Sprinkle choc- olate pieces over toffee. When chocolate is melted. spread evenly over toffee. When chocolate as melted. spre,ad evenly over toffee. Refrigerate 20 to 25 minutes or unt il chocolate is set. Cool com- pletely at room temperature. Break into irregular pieces. Store in tightl y covered container. Makes about 2 pounds. HOLIDAY F RUIT AND NUT CANDY t cups sugar "" cup light corn syrup 'la cap dairy sour cream 2 tablespoons margarine a;, teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla '11 cup candled cherry ha lves "'i cap s livered blanched almonds Grease 8 x 8 x 2-inch baking pan. In heavy 3-quan saucepan sur together sugar, com syrup. sour cream, margarine and salt. timng constantly, cook over medium heat until mixture comes to boll. Cover and cook I minute. Remove cover. Wi thout stirring continue cook- ing until temperature on candy thermometer reaches 236 degrees or small amount of mixture when dropped into very cold water forms a soft ball that flattens on removal from water. Remove from heat. Let stand on wire rack 15 m1nute'i. Add vanilla. With wooden spoon beat about S minutes or until mixture just begins to lose its gloss. Stir an chemes and nuts. · Turn into prepared pan, spreading quickly and evenly. Cool completely. Cut mto squares. Makes about 1 •,2 pounds. PE AR CHUTNEY 3 pounds fi rm ripe pear1, pee led, cored, cut in 'iAl·incb cbunks (6 cups) I cup finely chopped onion I cap raisins ~cap dark corn syrup 'ft cap water 'it cap ffrmly packed llgbt broWll sugar '4 cap cider vinegar t teaspoon gromnd glager l teaspoon dry mH&ard 'iAa teaspoon salt _,. tea1poon ground red pepper In 5-quart stainless steel or enamel saucepot stir , together pean. onion, rais~ns. com syrup. water, brown sugar, vinegar. g.an- acr. mustard. saJl and red pepper. Stamng occasionally. cook over medium heat until mixture comes to boil. Reduce he:lt: st1mng oc- cas1onall y, bot I 45 minutes or until mixture ts thickened and pears are tender. Immediately ladle into clean hot 111-pint Jar'S. leavina 1/•·inch head. space. Wipe top edge with damp towel. Seal according to JAr manu- facturer''\ d1rect1ons. Proce1s an 001hna water hath m1nutC1. ( ·001 Jlf''S on wire rack or folded towel Make 6 I'1-p1nt11ar' (Plea.e 9tt GIP'T8/C4) I ,, ...... , r .. > " ' 1•~no ..,.,F\ o.ny ,,n. Mor . ..io('\Uet\ •r1I\ ,If f'Jl.,l,pt'.H'I ~n ! v•1 l 11.61 • ,,.. 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BONELESS CHUCK ROAST USDA CHOICE BEEF FARMER JOHN SAUSAGE ifilt~INKS ~:...---:-59 .• , ... ;oz PKG . PORK 87 LB. BONELESS FAMILY STEAKS BEEF 199 CHUCK L .. Before children get too caught up with the rece1 v1ng end ol Christmas. it's a good idea to introduce them to thejoyrnfgiving. No gift 1s belier rece ived than one that has taken a bit of 11me and 1ntenuity on the part of the giver. Could any grandmother. aunt or teacher resist a box of homemade cookies? . Two recipes that arc si mple enough for children to make arc Easy Roll Sugar Cookies and Snow· drop Ki sses. The suga r cookies CHECK OUT OUR EYERYDA~ LOW PRICES PRICE A funny thing about supermarket price comparisions ••• whoever does the comparing-wins. ISll'T THAT A COlllCIDlllCI? Of th' six major supermarkets, in the Los Angeles area, Hughes now has the LOWIST IYaYDAY NICIS on 500 of the items our customers buy the most. And you don't lust get the lowest price at Hughes, you also get 8'"9• YALUI ••• A• THAT'S NO COINCIDINCI! 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II I~ II Ul'tltm1ted OQvOle Cov90" off<wt l'tOI «t~ ...... ._ -UGI T"fN .. CIYS• MAT• A~ Te UCll SRm•• MODll SIOUIP•'S· LASA911A REGULAR Ott VEGElAlll ~:'c' 2s• possess the nchncss of egg yolk a butter. while the kisses art It( menngue dcl1cac1es that htera melt in your mouth. The Ea y Roll Sugar Cook offer endless poss1b1l1ties for dec1 ation. which children eojoy. Y may want to decorate some w· coloret1 sugar. nuts or rai sins bef<. baking. if desired. And if yo u want to use a few Chnstmas tree decorations. use wooden skewer to make a sm hole at the top of the cookie befc baking. Use a nbbon for tying tot tree. Snowdrop kisses are laced w1 candied fruits or raisins. A surpri ingredient. oatmeal. adds a nu1 flavor. Be sure to store the mt ingues· in -an airtight container they remain crisp. Naturally, you will want carefully supervise the chopp11 involved and the use of electr mixers. Perhaps m return you C< talk the kids into helping with ti cleanup operation. Holiday baking and cooking 1 evitably call for additional eggs. I sure to pick up an extra dozen c your next tnp to the market. EASY ROLL SUGAR COOKIES 4 'la cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder Ya teaspoon salt l 'la cups butter or margarine 1 'la cup1 sugar 3 egg yolks 1 'la tea1poon1 vanilla t,; cup milk Colored sugars, ral1ln1, frostln for decorating as desired Measure flour into a large bow Add baking powder and salt an stir to blend ingredients. Set aside Cream butter or margarine. Ad sugar gradually, beating until ligt and fluffy . Add egg yolks an vanilla. Beat until blended. Add dry ingredients and min Continue beating until mixture 1 well blended. scraping sides ofbo" and beaters from time to time. Chi dough for an hour. Di vide dough and work witl small pon&ons at a time. Roll ou on a floured board until about 1/a inch thick. Cut with cookie cutter and place on greased cookie sheets Bake in a preheated 350-degre• oven for 8 to I 0 minutes or unt1 lightly browned at edges. Cool 01 wire racks. Cookies can bt sprinkled with sugar before bakin1 or frosted and decorated after the, arc baked and completely cooi Makes about 7 dozen. SNOWDROP KISSES 3 egg whites '7'2 teaspoon elder vinegar ,... teaspoon vanilla 1 cup sugar 'la cup chopped candled fruit 01 raisins Ya cup uncooked oatmeal, not ln1tant Place egg whites ma mixer bowl. Beat at med1u"ITrSpeed until very frothy. Add vine r and vanilla. um to 1 spec and gradually add sugar. Continue beating until stiff peaks form. Gently fold in fruit and oatmeal. Drop from a teaspoon onto greased cookie sheets. Bake in a preheated 300-degree oven for 20 to 25 minutes. Cool on wire racks. Store in a covered container. Makes 4 dozen small cookies. GIFTS ... From CS PECAN PIE TARTS Pastry (recipe foll ows) 3 eg1, slightly beaten I cup llgbt or dark corn 1yrap 1 cup sagar % tablespoons corn oil mar1ar- lae, melted 1 teaspoon vaallla 2 Ya cups (about) finely cbopped pecans Prepare pastry. On floured sur- face, roll out pastry, -about 1'2 at a time. to 1/a-inch thickness. Cut into 211•-inch rounds. Press evenly into bottoms and up sides of 114 x I-inch muffin cups. Refrigerate. ln medium bowl beat together eggs. com syrup. sugar, margarine and vanilla until well blended . Spoon about 2 teaspoons pecans in each pastry-lined cup. Spoon about 2 teaspoons com syrup mixture over pecans in each muffin cup. Bak~ in 350-degrC(..Pvcn 20 to 25 minutes or until cake tester in- serted in center comes out clean and tarts are lightly browned. Cool in pans 5 minutes. Remove from pans. Cool on wire racks. Store in tightly covered container. Makes 4 dozen. Pastry In large bowl with m iller nt medium speed beat 'h cup com 011 margannc to soflcn. Beat in 'h rup suaar until well blended. Add I eu and I teaspoon va nilla until well mixed. Reduce speed to low; add 2 cup unsif\cd flour and beat unul dough form&. r or a-.rlfd Ad A<l lON C1U A DAIU PtlOT AD--YllOI r,..,,. - 'l<.l ht II) e~ •r- JU lh re a~ a all re 1C th se ty r- ;o :o tg IC n IC 1- 1e n g I. j j t j s I I -------- ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, Oecemb9r 4, 1985 C5 .. THESE PRIC.ES ·~THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5 THROUGH _WEDNESDAY.DECEMBER 11. 1985 ~ • .._ ?'" ~ ----:::::::====c>" 2 :::::::--... l ,_ --. ~ _,--- ..... PAN SIZE FRESH RAIN Bow· ~ < .. BREADED OCEAN PERCH FIWTS PACIFIC RED SNAPPER FIUITS SILVER BRITE SALMON· FIWTS . LI. FRESH CHERRYSTONE CLAMS J.A.C. BRAND FRESH IMITATION CRAB FLAKES SMAU SIZE • FRESH IAY SCAU.OPS FRESH DOVER SOLE FILLETS FROZEN OR DEFROSTED LOBSTER TAILS ALL ALPHA BETA SEAFOOD IS FEDERALLY INSPECTED j TROUT -=== ~ '- \ .,.\ DOUBLE GUARAITEEDI BREADED WH ITING FllllTS 8 OZ JAR WESTERN OYSTERS ,L_. I. . / '- ,,,.,. .,.. .. .,,...--.... C8 Ora~ Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, December 4, 1985 BRUNCH ENTREE DAZZLES GUESTS H a m a n d 611 s e n turc lengthw1se down rcnttr of Croute ... pronouncc the last word pastry kroot witb a nasal resonance as you present this dish before your guests and they're likely to cOftclude that you'veJuSt returned from a cooking tour of France! Fold both sides over 10 co' er. Pinch to seal edges and ends of pastl). Pia e seam-~1de down on l~tl) &reased baking sheet. Brush tQp and sides with re maining beatt.•n eggs.. Cut 5 diagonal slashes in top of past!). But. despite its decidedly gourmet title and appearance. Ham and Eggs en Croute is extremely easy to make. Bake in preheated 425-<legrec The phrase "en croute" means oven until golden brown. about 20 covered with a crust or dough, and m inutes. To serve. cut into t-inch then baked. The dough in this case slice~. Makes 6 servings. is an already prepared puff pastry r--------------====~~- sheet that you need only defrost and roll. Encased in the crust is an eye. appealing filling of sunny hard· cgoked eggs, bright spinach and rosy ham enhanced-by nutty Wiss cheese, mustard and lemon Juice. The filling ingredients are simply stirred together-ahead of time. if it suits y9ur schedule -and then enclosed in the dough for last- minute baking. BAM AND EGGS EN CROUTE %eg1 1 tablespoon prepared mustard % teaspoons lemon juice 1 package (10 ounces) frozen cllopped splnacb, thawed and drained 4 llard-cooked eggs, cbopped 1 cup cbopped cooked bam Ya cup (% ounces) shredded Swi11 cbeese 1 sbeet frozen puff pastry, tbawed ln large bowl. beat 2 eggs well. Set aside 2 tablespoons. Thorough!} blend mustard and lemon JU1ce into remaining beaten eggs. Stir in remaining ingredients except puff pastry until well combined. Set aside. On hghtly floured surface. roll puff pastry into 15 x 9-inch rec- tangle. Brush lightly with some of reserved 2 tablespoons beaten eggs. ----------------------' '------------------------J ..._ ____ _ Spoon reserved egg/spinach mix· BOOKS ... From Cl The menus feature a lighter style of cooking with contemporary emphasis on lower fat. cholesterol and sodium. Jn addition, the recipes are structured so they are not exclusive to the holidays. but can be used year-round. for a free brochure, call the chapter at 547-3001. Tlme-aaYing tipe "America's Clockwatcher's Cuisine" is directed toward people who lead busy lives but still take pnde in their cook.in~ and stn vc to present mteresting dishes for their famil y and guests. If you can spare 45 minutes. yo u can put a beautiful meal on the table, is the philosophy of the new paperback. published by the R. T. French Co. The book can be obtained for S5 from the company. by writing the R. T. French Co .. Consumer Services Kitchens. I Mustard St.. Rochester, N. Y. Imperial Light Spread Margarine . PURINA BEEF CHl::JCKWAGON peg Food Sunset is offenng two new L ___ ..,:::::~~~~---=::__ _______ J cookbooks: a coll~tion of''Home-~--~~~~-------------~ --------------------~~ made Soups" recipes, the other 48-0Z emphasizes light pastries and naky cru sts 1 n "Pies & Pastnes ... Both are printed by Lane Publishing Co .. Menlo Parke 94025. More than I 75 recipes arc in- cluded in the soup collection. at $5.95. while "Pies & Pastnes." at $6.95. co ntaines 150 recipes. English recipes and their Spanish translation appear side b}' side m "Your Housekeeper's Cookbook: Bilingual Recipes. Menus. and More." an aid to th e active home- maker wit h a Spanish-speakin g housekeeper. 1 Wnuen b' Nancy Lev1ck1 . th e book co ntai.ns tasty recipes for breakfast. lunch and dinner. It 1s available in bookstores or d1rectl}' from Gulf Publishing Co .. Book Div1s1on. Dep. Z3. P. 0 . Box 2608 . Houston. Texas 77001 . Pncc 1s $8.95. If ordenngdirect. add $2 for post.age and handling. If you want fa shionable. calone- controlled health spa meals but don't have the time to spend at a spa. the answer might be cooking your own fare with the help of recipes from "Spa food. Menus and Recipes From the Sonoma Mission Inn" by Edward J. Safd1e Chef de cuisine of this enterpnse 1s Chnst1an Chavanne. chef at the inn and spa. A nattve of the French Riviera. Chavanne apprent1sed at the Cannes Yacht Club and worked at the famed Auberge du Soleil Restaurant before coming to the northern California inn. Distributed by Crown Publishers Inc .• the book 1s priced at S 19 <>5 If caJone counting isn't }Our pme and Chocolate IS, there's a new cookbook JUSt for you. "Betty Crocker's Chocolate Cookbook." (Random House. $9.9.S) is filled with tantal1vng recipes and mouthwatenng four- color photographs that draw yo u into the warm. nch world of chocolate. From old favonrcs su ch as Rocky Road Fudge and Chocolate Chip Cookies to new uutc treats like Chocolate Terrine' and C'ocolate MouHt Tone. the book ha~ w mc· thina sin(ully deltc1ouCi for every taste and occasion. Meat Dept. Savings Rump Roast MK"~~~~ •8 s1.99 Back RibS .w l8 6& Stew Meat :rr~~s es1.89 Sliced Bologna au,. 18 s1.29 New York Steaks J~t!S\ 8 S2.99 Rainbow Trout <RE \ .. .~ s1.99 Butterf ish :l~~r.s lB s1.99 Dover Sole :l~~t~s LI S2.89 Compare these Low Prices ALL PURPOSE OR UNBLEACHEO Pillsbury Flour """· ·~oz 65C Frozen Food Favorites p t t OREIOf. o a oes ~~~~~%c... .. ,.0, s1 .27 Blueberries OYERl••f ... ( s1 .37 Entree For One ":.i~~:·; ... c; •'Ol45c p• •OllNOS PAAT't' 1zza COMB•'<•!.O•• '101 ggc Pound Cake 1tt;J,\~R ·h1·1" s1 .75 Apple Juice :;:£ '20l age Pear-Grape Juice ,';:' •20l agc Welch's Juice ~~\~tjifr~f'£ ,,-0, s1 .39 Grocery Specials P rk otAMI a ay MAA()AA•N( OIJAl'I(~ B d ~1A l(ll8A05 rea 100' W><Oll Wl'f'" QR OlO tll~OfA Ritz Crackers ..... ~,o PJUCU uncrrvs 1 Fl1LL DAr.s ... .... T-. ... ,,.... Frt ... .,.., 5 6 7 • • 10 11 W£ R£S~fNE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OR AEFUSE !>ALES fO COMMif!OAL OEALEAS OR WHOll:SALERS . Garden Fresh Produce B r (Ill~• <AN~ v rocco 1 l(NOIPOl!l!N G s SWHI rape ~~~ EMP(r.r ..... Onions ~.;r;·;s~., ..... FOIL WRAPPE Ch 0 WIOANAMENTS rist rre:: ~~99 TENDER FANCY GREEN ADVEaTISEO ITEM GUARANTEE - I • • • ' • Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Wednesday. o.o.mber 4, 198S C7 • FREE LOTJiRf near WJ'TH COtJPoH •now .. , ... ..,._~~-------..... I 0 50·0 l ~flllS) I () I rl..--!stmas CUTl I v..1'11 '•• I v Jll""I I OFF ANY CUT '• Tree S ale! I CHRISTMJ.\ , I Featuring lb• Unut quality _ ·i.. Nobl• Ftr and Cultui~ I 1RE£ T'\.T C'TY~ I Plantation Chrtstmas lr•H I ~' .:71 \. ~ at Alpba Beta prlcH ~s EXCIPI 11£WAP COUGIAS •111 I not Include r•gula1 Douglas I Offei suo,ect 10 srocit on nano I Flr1 Sell• wtl1 begtn on u1DJt oD• "" ono oD• coupon ~· cusiorner Saturday O.c 7 and CQll· .. Coupon qOOd tllN O.ceau..r w 19&~ A•Clllobl•I clud•onFrtday, 0.c 20 1985 .~...._01 mo 11 AJpbo Seto s101u SICV 11~ Avallabl• al most lcx:at1ons ~---------~ Six pack ~ ALL TRIM·A·TREE BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CHRISTMAS WRAP PRICE 1:201. cans COCA OLA - PRICES GOOD THURSDAY THRU WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 THRU DIC. 11 1985 AT ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALPHA BETA MARKETS ' e Does not exceed 30,_ fat content e Chubs approximate weight 5 lbs. FRESH GROUND ~BEEF LIMIT 1 / DIBLE ..... Boneless ; BEEF ROUND ROAST ~,, LB . FRESH RAINBOW TROUT @ 0 l 5 hter GALLO WlNES EA. • SAVl)IQ.S llU1'1: TO PU:VlOllS ALl'KA ltTA PllCE OR LAST OAn: PllOR TO DmV.1. PRICt RIDUC'TION tXCl.l1SIV£ or IJ)vtmsto OP PROMOTIONAL ra:ccs 10.S oz. Beef Burgundy 11 oz. Sirloin Tips 10 oz. Beef Short Ribs ARMOUR DINNER C'·ASSICS EA. l llter Assorted vaneties SEAGRAM'S MIXERS 7 oz Regulat or No Salt 6 5 oz Bar B·Q or Sow Cream a nd Onion LATS POTATO CHIPS • SAUS TAJ! COUJ:CTlD ON AU. TAV.IL.t rrtMS • lltl. WlNI AMI> UQUOR NOT AVAll...UU IN AU. STORES • wt U:SU'vt THI RIGtrT TO UWJT QU.ul'TTTIIS ~-----~ 20 01 • CUt or Fre nch Styl• • SAVE 1ae .. RAGMll AUllA UTA . 99~ GIRDNBEANS ......... 12 01. COD • SAVE 70e J 1.! CITRUS HILL SELECT ORANGE JUICE . . ~ JOJ 16 0 1 . • SAVE 36C c•w HTITI PEAS AND CORN . 6 c:t • ltrllpy or Cbocolate..cbocolat• •SAVE soe J8J ICLONDID ICI CRUM URS .. •.2 01. Combo or 4 01. ,.pperoD1 • SAVE 20e .79~ TOTINO'S MICROWAVI PIZZA r ' • Twelft pack l 2 0 1 bottles • SAVE I 96 HENRY WElN'HARD'S BEER l 75 lite r • SAVE l 90 ANCIENT AGE BOURBON l 75 liter • SAVE 2 SO CANADIAN MIST WIDSKY l 75 Ute r • SAVE :2.lO .RM BUM BOURBON l 7~ Ute r •SAVI l 01 SlllRNOFF VODKA . . . 45! 139.! 129! 139! 99! J2 Ot • SAVE 40< BLUE BONNET SPREAD 12 o z •SAVE 70e OSCAR MAYER COOKED HAM 12 0 1 •SAVE 46t BORDEN CHEESE FOOD SINGLES 10 01 • Wb.lt• • SAVE 20< PILLSBURY PIPIN' HOT LOAF 20 0 1 • Assor1•d 'fOn•tl•• • SAVE l()( PILLSBURY COOKIES 11.! 29.! 14.! 99~ 16! ·. :t I ' • Cl Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, December 4, 1985 BE PREPARED WITH DO-AHEAD ,U .MINIDESSER'fS It's wise to keep desserts on hand Cook ahead and ·c hnstmas entertainift~ 1s a snap . .\ '1mple neighborhood open house or a trim-the-tree partl doesn't need a groaning board. Keep the munchables simple but !.<.lt1sf\ ing. NOEL FRUITCAKE 3 +a cups sifted all-purpose flour 11/, teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoons ground cinnamon 11, teaspoon ground cloves 11/, cups raisins 1 cup coarsely chopped pecans 1 package 112 ounces) dried apricots, chopped 1 package 18 ounces) candied cherries, halved 1 jar (4 ounces) candied lemon peel I jar (4 ouncts) candied orange peel 'i1I cup orange j uice 1 cup jellied cranberry sauce I 'Ii cups vegetable shortening 21"1 cups firmly packed light brown sugar 5 eggs 1 ~ cups fresh or frozen cranberries, chopped Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Line IO x 4-inch tuhc pan "1th hca') brown paper: grease paper. In medium bowl. sift tlour. baking powdl'r. salt. cinnamon and cloves together. Add raisins. pecans. apricots chemes. lemon and orange peels 1n bowl. toss to m1:\ (Plea.e see FRUIT CAKE/C 10) They're home for the holidays -the freshman next door, friend\ and relattves "'ho "Just happen to drop in." While 1h1s doesn't call tor large- scalc entenaining, 11 prompts you to plan now in the name of gracious hostessing. Make-ahead mini desserts a re the answer. Earmark a few batches as delicious homemade gifts from your kitchen for special friends. No-bake Coconut Rum Ba lls can be stored weeks before holida) time. A rtlOl!Lh-watcnngmixture mcludes flaked coconut. vanilla wafer numbs. chopped nuts and either rum or rum C\tract. Pack in clear plastic containers. adorn with ribbon and give with love. Certainly Linzer Coconut Squares deserve to be on a dcS'il'rt-and- cofTee buffet. This chcW). n ch cookie bar ofTcrs a delirious la)er of raspbeny preser:ves on a pastry base. C r<Jwned with mo1 l flaked coconut, the squares are candidates for gift-giving, too. Coconut Lemon Sours. another mini dessert recipe, is a deL1cate bar cooki e you'll want to try. Add it to )Our holiday baking collection Ll NZER COCONUT SQUARES 1 14 cups unsifted all-purpose nour 1 .a teaspoon salt ~ cup butter or mar g11rine, cut in c hunks 3 tablespoons (about) cold water 2 eggs 1'1 cup sugar 2"4.1 cups (a bout) n aked coconut 113 cup raspberry preserves Mix flour with salt. Cut 1n butter with pastry blender until mixture resembles large peas. Sprinkle with water, a small amount at a time. mixing lightly until all particles are moistened and cli ng together when pressed into a ball. Press into ungreascd 9-inch \{}uare-pan. Bake al 425 degrcco; for 20 minutes or until l1ghtl > browned. Meanwhile. beat eggs well : then gradually beat in s ugar and continue beating unt1l th1 ck and light 1n color. Fold in coconut. Spread pre<;erves o 'er pastr) 1n pan to w11hin '•inch of edges. Carefully spread rnconut mixture over preserves. Bake at 3 75 degrees for 25 m inutes. or until golden brown. Cool and c ut into squares or bars. Makes 2 to..3 dozen cookies. · COCONUT RUM BALLS 4 cups vanilla wafe r·crumbs l 1fJ cups (about) flaked coconut 1 cup finely chopped outs I' can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk 1"J cup rum• Confectioners suga r •or use 111 cup water and I teaspoon rum extract. Combine crumbs, coconut and nuts in bowl. Sur 1n condensed milk a nd rum. mixing well. Shape into I-inch balls and roll in confecuoner!> sugar to coat. Cover and store 1n refrigerator. Roll again in sugar just before serving. Makes 6 dozen candies. Note: For best fla vor store 24 hours: candies ma) be Stored for ~c' era I weeks. Recipe may be halved . using J •cup sweete ned condensed milk. COCONUT LEMON SOURS 1 cup unsifted cake fl our• 2 tablespoons granulated sugar '9'I teaspoon salt 1r.i cup butter or margarine, softened 2 eggs, slightly beaten 11 un maxi Paos always . • •• • • --------------• 0772AI I ~ ,..-.-.;o;...~::wrJ 1-;- I I I I I ... f •• A•' • • .t. when you buy ONE 30, ONE 26 count or TWO ,/ 12 COUflt,PICklgll Of OtWO.YS ONE PER PUf'(:HASf , .... . . ., ~ . -------------------• 0773AL C :i ..------. I ~. . . .. ) -1 J ~I I I r>am1un R ) :J{, cup firmly packed dark brown sugar .,.. cup chopped pecans or walnuts l lr'J cups I about) flaked coconut 1 tablespoon le mon juice I teaspoon grated lemon r ind Tart Lemon Glaze •or use I cup unsifted all-purpose llour. Combine flour. granulated sugar and salt 1n bo"'I. Cut in butter unt mixture resembles coarse m eal. Press firml} in bottom of 8-o r ~ 1nchsquare pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. or until lightl browned. Meanwhile comb1nl· eggs. brown sugar. nuts. coconut. lemon JUI <" and lemon nnd. m ixing well. Spread over baked pastry and bake 25 \0 J m inutes longer, or until top 1s firm. Loosen around edges and cool in pa 15 minutes. Top with Tart Lemon G laze. Cut into bars or squares. Make about 2 dozen squares. Tart Lemon Glaze: Gradually add I tablespoon lemon JU ice to ~' 'UI sifted confectioners sugar. Blend unul smooth. Stir in I teaspoon grate1 lemo n rind . Makes about 'I• cup glaze. PanT1uneRs -------------'"'' .. ... ' • C! "'' ~. I I .. ............................................ __.. .... __ ..................... --..--------,..__--~~~----- - .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /W9dnesday, (l)ecembef 4, 1985 Give kid·s gifts to encourage phystcal excercise By DOROTHY WENCK .....,..._....... UCC ........ 111~ - As gift-giving ume approachl''i, yo u have a good opponunit>· to select gifts for your children or grand~hildren t~at will contnbutl' to their developing healthy hodie-; Specifically, you might choose action toys. Not toys that are ac1rvl', such as motorized cars or robots or dolls that walk. but toys that encourage children to run. jump. and play actively like Jump ropes. roller skates. hula hoops, balls. bicycles, scooters, etc. American children need 10 bt· more physically active, and they aren't going to get that way playing with video games and watching TV. Your gift could end up untouched on the shelf or it could be just the stimulus a 'child needs · to CfiJoy outdoor play. A national study has shown that "American children and adoles- cents are not developrng the ex- ercise and fitness skills that could help them maintain therr good health as adults, and as many as half may not be getting enough exercise to develop healthy card10-resp1r- atory systems." Some of the maJOr findings of 1h1s study were: -Body fat measurements were significantly higher 1n today's yo uth than in measurements taken rn the 1960s. -About 50 percent of today's youth do not engage rn '"ap- propriate physical activity." All the good nutrition in the world can't make up for ph>s1cal inacti vity. And when the inact1v1ty 1s associated with watching TV. chances are that children are going to be eating unhealthfully too. A recent study showed that· kids who watch more TV are more likel y to be overweight. Lack of activtty combined with increased snacking of high calorie. low nutrient snack foods such as soft drinks, cookies. snack cakes. and chips are thought to be the culprits. And if you pay attention to the TV ads on the programs your kids watch. you will see that many of them promote these very foods. How often. for exampfe. do your children beg for a fresh apple. orange. or banana as a result of seeing them advertised on T V? When inactivtly becomes a habit pattern in young children, tl in- evitably is carried over into adolescence. According to som~ estin:i,ates from I 0 to 2 5 percent of Buff et-sty le entertaining easy onhost By tbe Associated Press For those who would Ii kc 10 make holiday home entertaining fun in- stead of framic, think buffet. That's the advice of some Christmas party consultants. who suggest keeping things as simple as possible during-the hectic holidays. A buffet can range from elegant to budget. they point out. With today's increasing demand for convenience foods. a wide variety of delicious dell dishes - from the conventional tuna salad to the exotic Alaskan king crab and pasta salads -are available. Ins- tant main courses can be found at supermarket del i counters or dell shops. What to serve the multitude for about $75 at a trim-the-tree party? Keeping the menu simple could mean cream cheese spread with diced scallion, matched wit h yo ur favorite crackers. bologna. salami. chicken salad. cucumber salad and plenty of potato salad. suS,$ests marketine consultant Jeffrey Siegel of Blue Ridge Farms. And dessert, he adds. could be a festi ve-looking Ambrosia pudd.ing made with sour cream and bnm- ming with mandarin orange. pineapple. c h erries and marshmallow. How much to order? "For 15 people you'll need two pounds of cheese-scallion spread. th ree pounds of bologna. three pounds of salami and two pound~ each of chicken salad. cucumber salad and Ambrosia pudding." When it comes to potato salad. Siegel recommends getting two kinds to please differing tastes. "People can be very picky about potato salad." he says. "We sell I I differe nt varieties to cater to re - gional taste preferences across the country." For a buffet. he suggests the basic style made with mayonnaise and seasonings. and the New York dell style made with a dash of vinegar and onion to gi ve tt h1tc. On the day afler Ch~stmas - with visiting relati ve!\ !lttll on hand to be fed -a budget buffet should fi ll the bill. For 10 people. at an estimated cost of about $35, Siegel rec- ommends 1111 pounds each of chopped chicken livers. carrot raisin ~lad and ham salad for 10 people. plus three pounds of chc~sc tortellini and three pounds of nee puddina. Party consultants adv15e that high quahty paper platts and napkins arc appropna1c fo r th<" holidays. even al the elegant level. while pla~t1c fo rks and ft)Asscli arc another time i3vcr J adutt: .. t·cnt'> <m· obc,c (dcpenilitig. t.o.-tnauit•un wc1sh1 l(>(.~ AcHv.t)' or\ what cntc11a l\ U'>l'd tu define ma•om11e<; fat los~ and min1m11l''> ob<:'>1t)) (11rh. arc fotta than boy'> mu\ck lo'"· and middle income ken' arl' fatlci Exercise: also improve!. the funr- than low incornl· ll'l"rh t1ontng of the heart and lungs and Act1v1ty pattc111' of adolcsc.:cnl t•nhance'> emotional well being girl!. <ihow that thr O~\l' art leo;o; Nol onl) do >oung children OCt"d active than those of normal weight. rncour.agement to be phy .. 1eall~ .c\n<l teen-age girls as a group appear active -teen-agers do too! II there to bt.· exceooingl> sedentary, spend-arc teen-agers on your gift h'it. you 1ng less than one hour pe1 da} 1n might want to do some creat1Vl' '>trenuous or moderate art1v11~ th1nk1ng about an appropriate gift Whate\er the cau~e of o~\ll}. to stimulate them to want to movc- exerc1sc 1s an important fat-fighter. their bodies for fun. Wb1lc weight can he lo~t with any Games '>Uch as croquet. ping calorie-reduced d1t·t. exercise pong, badminton are old standbys speeds the process a.nd is necC'ssary SponinggQods stores and toy stores -..:..•-- lb. Top Sirloin Steak. Boneless. csr~ Pork Chops A.5sorted. Fresh Loin Center And End Cut Chops .... $149 Beef Liver Fresh. Sliced Dehct0us With Onions Maison Blanc Tso.a ....... L 9 \lt ... rt ........ •13 .. c., ...... LOllM'I nacns ON SALE AT SAFEWAY FO~ YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Ground Chuc~ Fresh Beef. Does Not Exceed 26°·0 Fat Beef Roast oneless. S.f•••Y O..ltty ... ,, Chuck Shoulder llt. $oj 'b99 Brisket. Real McCoy Po1nt"Cut Gallo Wines Assorted Vanettes J..ut.r .. " .. $399 ewr ClllTIPICA ftS ~Gin~ Mt ldlWll To GNe To ~ AelltlM'S, 8uL'line ~ A.\5oe111tes, etc Our F ~ ~loOt\t~ Wt Bf> Hile»( TO ~ Mv Of "ltlll ~ • 'f1(l l f (!.f'()fl• ...... "11t ·~· l•li. , 1"• ••i1•l"' rfll •tU• t n~ asronm~n-tutother ac11v1 t)·promotang game'> f1 >r older chil-dren. .\nother idea 1-. 111 gave a gift member~h1p 1n a hl·alth or spom club. a !.w1m dub. t1anlt or aerob1t exercise cla~. or · a Y fitnes~ pro- gram A ·mU'>IC and exercise or danre v1deotapt: 1s anotht'r idea. And of cours1:. ii promoting physical fitnes!> 1'> ~our motn·c. you will avoid gifts that promote fat such as choc~tc.,. Chnstma .. c:an- d1e\ or cooki es' • •• QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKED: Q. Some brown sugar I have left Piip • Diet Pepsi • Pepsi Free • Slice • Sugar Free Shce • Sugar Free Pepsi Free 6ES"j69 Kraft Dinners Macaroni & Cheese 7 14 .. L Ml9. ~ \V Orange Juice Minute Maid Chilled ..... L C. ...... 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IC AMERICA'S FAVORITE fOOD STORE Ptlrti~ E 1t1>c trw• Oc~n~m~ !> 11 198~ At I~ SIQrM In Soutnem CaifOf lllll (Ell(;;.-c>t CAtMne H\Jflt '"Ote>rl Part.. ind Bel) We ~ ~ R.qn1 lo urn.1 ~Cl . In Rflt ~" Qumllh{>!J °'*' .. , " f 1 , ' -.::: J 3 2 2 ClO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, Oecembet 4, 1985 New encyclopedia soaks up American wine field SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -For thousands of years no j)Otable substance has so captivated human beinas as wine. The bibliography of the field I\ colossal. and now there 1s a new, all-American volume for that endless ferment. Three years and 5,884 wines later, Anthony Dias Blue has brouS)lt forth, with the help of Doubleday, ''American Wine." It's an impressive work in whi ch he rates every U.S. wine wonh rating -from zip to four stars -with informal notes on the wi nenes and winemaker~ B.iahLout of the cru her, thcre't. somethinajuicy in this major work. Blue barely gets into his introduc- tion than he. a wine eht1st whether he likes it or not, is taking apan 1he wme snobs. They're not going to be happy about "· bu1 they might as well get used to 1t. It's a trend. and welcome. Wine snobs are enemies of wine. Says Blue of the stuffed shirts before he even gets imo numbered paJes of his book: .. For them. the enjoyment of wine 1s very much hke an exclusive men·~ club. They ""JX"ll)elOatc a rttysti<lue that they hope will serve as a barrier against the onslaught of the barbanans. Their greatest dread 1s that wine will be acceP.ted as a normal part of everyday ltfe. 1hus cau!.mg their feeling of supenority to evaporate." The 550-page. $29. 95 book. meant to be a "guide," would be rather unwieldly to haul around. but most worthwhile to take notes from before heading out on a w1nc- hunt. ( 'allfornm w1m· 1\n't the onl) big deal in the book. although the biggest. Blue advises N~w Jersey is capable of proquc1ng three-star whites. as are states including Idaho. Ob10 and Oregon. A two-star pineapple wine comes from. where else? Hawa11 . And a 1981 Johan- nisberg Riesling from New York State got a coveted four stars. Blue starts Yfith a little American wine history, tips his hat to Napa Valley's Robert Mondav1 as the starter of the nation's progression to premium. and build!> lo May 1976 when France's noblest nectars fell an a btind tasting before upstarts from California. "The tasters were momfied." Blue notes dehc1ousl). marching on through the forest of American wines produced in 37 states The wineries are taken alphabcucally. raied from 0 to four stars. He uses red ink for especially good buys. Blue accords Gallo wines the JUSlace they deserve. Although Gallo, the world's b1gges1 wine- maker at 60 malhon cases a year, hi an indelible repmauon for JC wines. Blue gives two Gallo while three tars each. another six 1w stars. and sparklers four 1wo-sta1 and a tnple, a two stars for two re<! -1nclud1ng the highl y p()pula Heart y Burgundy. For good m~asure. there ar separa1c sections segregating b type all the good values. three-star: and four-stars. Blue frosts th vi nous cake with a listing of most c the reg1$tered winenes 1n the cour try by region. A corker. Mustard sauce spices beef cubes ~ . FRUIT CAKE A TREAT .•• From CS In small bowl. beat orange jui ce and Jelhed cranberry sauce togethe until smooth. In a larg~ bowl. beat shortening. brQwn sugar and eSi Gr ound u p ginge r ad s new taste to . old favorite recipe , - : The advent of the holidays ~ aqvays promises an array of every- : one's favorite foods. Discover a : new favorite in the featured recipe. ! Beef Cubes With Orange-Mustard : Sauce. : The sauce. a piquant combina- • lion of Dijon-style mustard and orange marmalade. comes alive • with the addition of ground grnger, a perfect complement to the sauteed cubes of beef. Attractively arranged on a festive. • serving platter, this recipe becomes · even more enticing and will surely .. attract your guests to the buffet · •table. ! When ume and ease of prep- . aratton are among the deciding : factors in choosing holiday reci pes. • Beef Cubes With Orange-Mustard · Sauce will be at the top of the llSl. Have the ingredients ready in : advance and it's only a matter of minutes before the sauce is done. Browning the beef doesn't take too much longer. so host and hostess will have time to enJOY family and guests. Thi s holiday season. add to the : celebration and prepare Beef Cubes With Orange-Mustard Sauce. It's a . recipe you'll wanl to use year after year. . .. BEEF CU BES WITH ORANGE-MUSTARD SAUCE % pound beef top sirloin steak ~ cap white wine ~ cap beef bratb % cloves garlic, finely e~ 14 teaspoon wllite pepper •1, teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon vegetable oll Oruge-Maatard Sauce 1 cap beef brotb 1 tablespoon eorn1tarcb 3 ta bl e s p oons o r a ng e marmalade 2 tea1poons Dijon-style mustard 34 teaspoon groand gblger 1 clove garlic, finely cllopped Oruge slices, If desired Mint leaves, If desired Tnm excess fat from steak. Cut into bite-sized cubes. Mix next five • • ... • ingredients; pour over steak in glass baking dish and cover. Refrigerate at least 3 hours, no longer than 48 hours. Heat oil in large skillet until hot. Saute beef in oil about 5 manures. turning to brown all sides. Remove • .. beef to warm planer. To prepare Orange-Mustard Sauce, mix beef broth and co rn- starch in saucepan, st1mng to dissolve cornstarch. Stir in remain- ing ingredients except orange slices and mint leaves. Cook and star over med ium heat about 3 mmutcs or until thickened. To serve. arrange beef cubes on platter. Serve sauce on the side for dipping. Garnish with orange slices and mint leaves. serve with tooth- together until fluffy._ . Add flour mixture to brown sugar mixture alternately with reserve orange juice mixture, beginning and ending with flour. Sti r in reserve . fruit mixture along wi th the cranberries JUSt until ingredients are we blended. Tum batter into prepared pan. Bake in prehealed oven fo r 31h to 4 hours or until cake 1s golde. brown. Cool cake in pan. Remove from pan and remove paper. Stor cooled cake several weeks in covered container to mellow fla vors. I desired. garnish wath orange slices and cranbernes. Makes I I 0-inch 1ub cake. CRANBERRY TARTLETS 2% cups sifted all-purpose flour S,S,eacpoon bakJng powder 1 cup (% sticks) butter or margarine, softened 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened I cup granulated sugar 1 egg ~ cup almonds, gro~d 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind 1 cu ( 16 ounces) whole berry cranberry sauce Confectioners' sugar Sift flour and baking powder onto wax paper . In large bowl. beat butter. cream cheese. sugar and egg until light anc fluffy. Add flour mixture. blending thoroughly. Stir in ground almond! and lemon rind. Turn dough out onto wax paper (dough will be sticky) Shape into a ball. Olill several hours or overnight. Preheat oven to moderate 350 degrees. Roll out half of chilled dougt- on a lightly floured surface wath a lightly floured rolling pm to a 1/1-inct- th1ckness. With a bell. star and tree cookie cutter. cut out as man)' cookie~ from the dough as you ca n. Place cookies on ungreased cookie shee ts Refngeratc sc raps of dough fo r remaining cookies. Repeat with remain ing chilled dough. cutting out an equal number ol the same shaped cookies as the first batch. Place on ungreased cookie sheets. With a 1/i-inch cookie cutter or thimble. cut out center of each of tbc second batch of cookies. Use an)' scraps of dough for second rolling. cut out an equal number of sohd cookies and cookies with open centers. Use a skewer or large wooden pack and make holes near tops of each of the cookies (you will be able to thread colored nbbon through the holes for hangi ng). Bake cookies in oven for 8 minutes or until edges are lightly browned. Remove from cookie sheets; cool on wire racks. Spread each oft he solid cookies with a small amoun t of whole berry cranberry sauce. Top each with the appropriate cut--Out cookie: press oge_ther genll_y to make a sandwich. Place on wire racks. Spnnkle"'tops with confectioners' sugar. Spoon a dab of whole bel"T')' cra nberry sauce into the opening of each cookie. Le t cookies set slightl y. Thread colored ribbon through holes for hanging. Makes 31h dozen cookies. "' J cop sugar I cup water 3 cups lemon juice FISH HOUSE CRANBERRY PUNCH 2 bottles (.,11 quart each ) rum I bottle ( '\11 quart) brandy '-'I c up peacb brandy 1 't4a quarts cranberry juice cocktail In a 6quart pot. combine sugar and water: heat. stirring until the sugar as dissolved. Bring to a boil and continue boili ng 7 minutes wi thout stirring. Remove from heat. Add lemon juice. rum. brandies and cranberry ju1c~ to SYfl:IP mix ture. Let stand 2 to 3 hours for fla vors to TV actress goes from soap to nuts If you enJOY cooking and get a kick out of watching soap operas, you might wonder what are some of your favorite stars' most cherished recipes. Wonder no more. Susan Lucci. star of television's number one rated daytime drama. "All My C hildre n " 1s cu rrentl y spokesperson for the Diamond Walnut recipe contest. Lucca was voted top soap opera star of 1985 by People magazi ne. Pan of her par- ticipation incl udes shanng some of her favonte recipes using wal nuts. have endless amounts of time to cook. So when I do. I li ke to make things that are qu1ck to put together, taste great and look wonderful." says Lucci. "Waln uts arc an easy way to dress-up my favorite recipes. I add them to salads. pastas, main dishes and desserts." > fresh tomatoes. parsle y and love best 1s a fresh-from-the-oven walnuts. The walnuts are toasted to batch of Grandma's favori te choc- give the salad extra crunch and olate chip walnut cookies." nutntton. In real life, Susan Lucci is quite Lu cci says. "You can make 1t in a different from the character she flash with ingredients yo u probably plays each day on her program. already have on hand. Serve it as a "The character I portray on the side dish or toss in cubed chicken or show as an aggressive. often ma- ham to make it into a main dish." nipulati ve woman. One of the Although husband Helmut is reasons the part is so much fun for really the cook in the family. Lucci me is that she and I arc so different. Pasta V1na1grette is a recipe Lucca enjoys being creative in the kitchen "One thing we do have in "With my hectic schedule I don't makes often . It's her own rend1t1on because at "brings the family common. thou~. 1s a taste for the of an Italian family favorite. The together." Susan values her time fi ner things in hfe. Both of us would cold pasta salad contains lots of with her husband and children. absolutely adore the $25,000 tempting ingredients. including Liza, age 9 and Andreas. age 4. diamond necklace that will be gjven artichoke hearts. fresh mushrooms, "One of the things mv children away as the grand prize in the recipe ~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil con lest." says Lucci. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i Swee~tak~~trariuwill alwbe NEWPORT =·-~~ eligible towinmorethanS65.000in ~ other prizes. Details about entenng __ 9''1wu. " ~2 ~~~~~lableat your favoritesuper- 'NOW AT ..uelR T= PASTA-WALNUT SAVE hundreds of dollars o year on your food and household budget! 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I 1 1211 I t Big Orig Bell L1m11 2 wtCoupon I In a screw· top 1ar combine 011, I Plus Shipping J r============~ vinegar. garlic. basil. 1/4 teaspoon 1-----------o Girt t y F s ·' salt. and dash pepper: shake well. ------------• f ur o ou ,,_,_h que~uedl . I 1000"'• To ChooH From 1 1 PINEAPPLE Toss toaether pasta, artichokes. I DfttlD ,ftUfT Qin PACKS I I ORANGE JUICE I and mushrooms. Pour marinade I •5H I 1 '1" quart 1 1 over. tossina to coat Cover: chill. I To serve. add tomatoes. pa,,1ey. i. --_si..,~-~::.-Ho.i~-~J l---· -~~'!!!---.J and walnuu; to s. Serve in lettuce· ~...-.12/tO/b-t p m hncd bowl. 1f dcs1rtd. Makes 6 servings. • e y .. e f • r s j j I f i Homemade gifts satisfying to giver as well as recipient The wh1 rl w1nd of holiday al- 11vi ties can be a hectiC' and ex- pensive time of year. taking a hca\, toll on both energies and pocket- book. 1n parsle) and ctlcf) seed ~eal 1n airtight container to U\l' I\\ drl"\~1ng for water\[ess. endive or spinach '><tlad Malrcs about 11 lUP dre,'>1ng 3 large cloves garlic I i,; teaspoons salt 2 caps fresbly c rated Parmesan cheese 1 teaspoon grated remon peel Combine first 3 ingredients in PRIZE-WINNING food proccso;or or blender uin- PESTO SAUCE tamer. Add 1h rup pine nuts. garl1L 4 cups chopped fresh ba~il and ~It. Puree until smuoth ·- Orange Coaat DAIL y PILOT /Wednesday Oeoemw 4, 1985 Cll But 11 doesn't ha\t' to be that wa~ You can acwally cnJoy th~ prl·p- arations. and bring spcc-1al JO> to f nends. setting aside a day or two to whip up several batches of one or more ho memade treat. then pad.- aging by ponion in a1nigh1 boxt\ Jars or crocks and decorating "Ith festive touches of nbbon or holl> 1 Without fighting crowds and grumpy sales clerks. you're c:.rea11ng pcrsonaltzed gifts that are elegant a\ well as economi cal. And. of courw. there's nothing quite hke the !klt1<,- fact1on of doing 11 yotirselt -or anything that shows thoughtfulnc!>~ and canng quite !IO well I ~'l cups chopped parsley (Ital· Combine with chce~c and lemon Ian-style, if avallablel peel. stir 10 remaining nuts Spoon I "'a cups olive oil¥.! cup pine outs into crocks or Jars to gJ\ e as gilt'> to_r _sllv~redalmo~o~d~s~l~~~~~M~a~k:es~abo~u~t~S~cu~p~s~~~~~·~~--=======================~======~~==============::==-... The recipes below ofTer a vanct} of choices. from sauces and drcc,,. 1ngs to vegetables and bread. All arc cas) Lo make up in ~ufllc1cn1 quantity. at ~urprisingl~ lo" CO'>t. although the> look and tJ\tc ··gourmet." HERB-SEASONED DIPPING SAUCE 1 cup fresh watercress i,., cup parsley (Italian-style, or flat, if available) ~ cup fresh dill i,, cup fresh spinach leaves i,., cap Italian olive oil 3 tablespoons wine vinegar lfJ cup plain yogurt i,., teaspoon salt "11 teaspoon pepper In food processor or hkndcr container. combine first .i 1ngrc- d1ents. Blend . .\dd remaining in - gredie nts. Blend well Mat...c'> about 111 cups sauce. (Pour mlo '>mall . airtight jar or crock ani..I place m basket with ra"" -.cgctabk'> tor giving.) MARINARA SAUCE J small onion, chopped l medium clove garlic, minced 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 can (28 ounces) crushed tomatoes tor 3 pounds fresh equivalent l 2 tablespoons parsley 1 teaspoon basil, crushed 1 teaspoon salt •,4 teaspoon sugar In 3-quart saucepan, ~ute oni on and garlic 1n olt ve rnl until onion I'> tender. st1mng often Add remaining ingredients. Sim- mer 20 minutes. sumng oc- cas1onall). until well hlended • Makes about 21-i cups sauce. MINIATURE PEPPERONI LOAF ''• cup chopped pepperooi 2 tablespoons pine nuts tor slivered almonds) l cop packaged biscuit mix I tablespoon chopped parsley •1, teaspoon oregano, crashed 'rti teaspoon garlic salt 3 tablespoons milk 2 tablespoons olive oil I tablespoon grated Parmesan I cheese Combine pepperoni an<l nu1'. '>l'I aside. In bowl. combine ne"<t 4 mgrc- d1cnts. Combine milk . I tahle- ~poon olt ve 011 and egg. Make a well 1n center of dry ingredients . .\dd liquidallatoncc:st1rw1th fork un til blended. Spoon half of h1~cu1t ml\turc mto greased 51: x 31·: ' 21 ·-1nrh pan: brush with ohve 011. Spnnkk I w1th half pepperoni mixture Rl'· I peat with r<'ma 1nmg b1scu1t m"· turc. oil and pepperoni. Sr nnt...k with Parmc'>an dll'L'se . Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. or until done. Remove fro m pan and cool on wire rack. (Wrap m foil or plastic and place 1n a decorated box .) Sen c warm Makes I loaf (two· servings). CLASSIC VJNAIGRETIE 2 tablespoons Dijon-type mus- tard · l small clove garlic. minced ~UbltJPOOlll red w1ne-vtnepr 6 tablespoon• olive oil 2 tablespoon• cbopped parsley ''• teaspoon celery seed In mcasunngcup. tombmc mu~ tard. garlic and vinegar unltl well blended. Gradually b(at m 011 until mixture 1s thick and creamv. Blend Tasty side dish •\ dehghtful su.le d1o;h for _buflcl part1e., or a complete meal lor the family Brown 1 pound around beef and I o nion. chopped. tofethcr 1 in I tablespoon vegetable 01 ·Add 11 t up tcnyaki tr.me and glaze. 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My jnitial n~ttvc reaction then on!,y ihe tinat!lt amount. 1 minty hcrbaceousncs~. It 's big. but out Roben Stemmler Winery staned at any Pinot being released so yo ung It was in contact with the skins with the Stemmler !ltylc or soner. The 19K I was held back to allow a winning every medal 1n ~aght. was somewhat overcome when l for no more than five days. yet has round-edged tannins. low working malo-lactic fcrmenta- eapecially for Pi not Noir. but also J tasted the wme. remarkable depth of color. If you Ro be rt S & em m I er It U tion to complete (fotgave the tcchni- for Cabernet Sauvagnon. Stem-EllY It 1s both amazingly soft and happen to find a bottle of either Sauvlpon Blanc ($7.50): Very dif-cal Jargon but it means something mJer's wbjte wme haven't fared so developed for its youth. and can 1982 or 1983 on a reuuler's shelf or ferent from other California so some folks), and to permit M>me weU. MED actually be enjoyed in the company restaurant wane last, both vantages Sauvignon Blancs. Because of the add1t1onal development of this h's not that the white wmcs aren't of food, though I highly rec. are showing exceptionally well at wanner fermentation. the fruit 1s sizable wine. It is not for everyone. aood. they are simply of a style not om mend severaJ years bottle age for the moment. subdued. there is no gras!iancss. Like the Sau viJnon Blanc at 1s not likely to appeal to judges or show full apprec1at1on . This is not your ·The 1984, by the way. only made resulting in a wine that as more particularly fruity, but there is well alongside other California' ago. typical. namby-pamby California it into one, end-of-the-year Judging, vin ous than varietal. There is considerable complexity in the examples of the same vanetaes. Ro be rt Stemm I er 19 U Pi not of the hght cherry. or even and has already racked up its first noticeable oak for those who like it. Burgundian style. If you like Stemmler whites are fermented "Sonoma" Plnot Nolr ($16): This is crushed rose, style. It as very npc medal. a gold from the Sonoma Robert Stemmler 1981 Chardon· Chardonnay with ripe flavors. a at wanner temperatures than most . the kind of price that can be and spicy. aJmos.t.clove-ltke. with Harvest Fair. nary ($14): This 1s. in effect. a slightly toasty quality and hints of C.lifomia white wines, with an end commande4.when the two previous plenty of color and character. Ro be rt Stemm I er 198 2 "Reserve" wane, even though the roast coffee, then this wine 1s worth raultofless forward fruit. The style vintages of a winery's Pi not have Like all Stemmler Panots. 11 was "Sonoma'' Cabernet Sauvlgnon label doesn't say so. because both checking out. is more that of Eu ropean whites, takenmultiplegoldmedals,and,in fennented on witd yeasts. with no ($1 5): A vef) intense wine, with the 1982 and 1983 Chardonnays MORE FINE ~BRANDY -I especially those of a decade or so the case of 1982. a sweepstakes sulphur added until bottling. and flavor notes of chocolate and a ha ve already been released and sold recently reported in full on the first ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---., C~ifomaabrandy produced in the BONELESS IN THE BAG !'!R ~!f!?'!' 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The next alambac brandy from Californ ia likely to appear on the market also has a Cognac-connec- tion. with brandy-master Hubert Jules Germain-Robin, whos.e fam- ily roots in Cognac date back to at least 1783. at the helm. Among his partnero; 1s Ansley Coale Jr .. owner of the 2.000-acre spread an Mendocino County where the small. antique stall 1'i located. The entire story of this new brandy that doesn't even have a name yet is fascinating, and I promise to tell all as re lease date gets closer. The reason I'm telling as much as I am now is that readers should QC! aware of a very special holiday gift idea. This new firm, with three vin- tages of brandies aging 1n new and used Lamousin oak. will provide. for consumers or trade. a service never before possible in California. With the assistance of the Brandy master. you may select your very own blend, for your very own barrel of "Private Reserve" brandy. to be aged for eight to I 0 yea rs. Your barrel wall be individually marked. and you can visit it periodically to check on its progress. When at ts deemed ready. 1t wall be bottled for you, with your unique label. and you will have a one-of-a- kand fine spirit. The onl y "Private Reserve" brandy produced will be these special commissions, and because each blend and each barrel will be different, no one else in the world will have such brandy. The two different brandies the firm plans to release will be roughly three and five years old . so even they wall not approach the 8-10 year old reserves. uch excellence (and these bran- d 1es ~hould be great) is not 1nexpcn- sn e. The initial investment an the 11 O gallon barrel of brandy as $6.000. plus roughly that amount again an storage charges to be pai d only at the timeof.bonling. a decade from now. The final yield will be about 38 cases for a finished bottle cost of around $26. less than the pnce of a good VSOP Cognac. For funhcr details on this offer or to on a ma1 mg 1st or t ~ 1rst regular release. contact: Alambic Inc., Ea~le Rock Ra nch. P.O. Box 175, Ukiah 95482 (707) 462-3221. Vegggie medley flavorful in stew SOUTH AMERICAN VEG ET ABLE STEW I tablespoon safflower oil 'I• cup chopped onion ~ teaspoon finely chopped gar· Ile 18-ounce can tomato juice 12-ou.nce can carrot juice 2 envelopes vegetable bouilJon 1 tablespoon cblli powder ~ tea1poon lemon juice 3 cap1 (1-lncb cubes) pared 1weet pota&oe1 1 'rii cup1 1mall whole mu1h· room1 , 1 'rii cups (I-inch slices) zuccblnl 15-ounce can red kidney beans, drained I !·oun ce can whole·keruel coru, drained In a large saucepan heat oil; add onion and garlic; cook gently about 5 mtnutes. Add tomato Juice. carrot Juice, bouillon, chill powder and lemon Juice; bring to a boil. Add sweet potatoes. Simmer, covered, for 5 minutes. Add mushrooms and zucchini: simmer. covered until potatoes arc tender -10 to 15 minutes. Add beans and com ; heat. Makes 6 servings -about 7 cups. , DECORATE WITH WALNUTS Celebrate this fall's harvest with attractive in-shell walnut displays Make a quack table centerpiece with inshell walnuts 5Clttercd amona colorful gourds and ears of Indian com. A~ the holiday ap- proach. add festive 1,pngs of ever- grttn And keep a nutcracker handy Th~ ccnterpacccs a re good I cnouah to eat l > 25¢ LOUDY FOllECASTI ON A2 WEDNESDAY•DECEMBER 4, 1985 House to .Reagan: BuyAmeric&.n Trade protection bill falls short of votes needed to override a pres idential veto WASHI NGTON (AP) -Defying veto threats, the House on Tuesday approved, 255-161 , and sent Presi- dent Reagan major trade legislauon to roll back a surge m telltile, a{>parel and shoe imports from East As1a. The victory mafgin fell short of the two-thirds support sponsors would need to override a Reagan veto. "I'm bloody, but I got it to ham," NEW S LINE Coast Cadillac dealer Richard Nabers lost his battle to expand his Costa Mesa car lot Into a nearby neighborhood./ A3 Na tion National Security adviser Robert C. Mcfarlane Is rumored to be leaving post./ AS Food Follow a centuries-old tradition of giving gifts from your kltchen./C1 An array of new cookbooks offer a variety of themes that will appeal to the home chef ./C1 Sports Edison High has a score to settle In the CtF Big Five football playoffs against Westminster Fri- day ./81. Newport Harbor Hlgti football coach Mike Gid- dings to reslgn./8 1 Golden West College ad- vances In women's re- gional volleyball tour- nament. /82 INDEX Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Death Notices Entertainment Food Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather A12 A3 A7-8 8 4-6 A12 8 7 A 10-11 C1-12 B6 A10 A6 A9 A3 87-8 B1 -4 A10 A2 Rep. Ed Jenkms, D-Ga .. leader of House textile forces. told reporters. He did not rule oµt an ovemde effort but called prospects in the Senate "a longshot." "lf he simply vetoes the ball wath'Out giving any explanation, I think at would anger a lot of people," Jenkins said. "His veto message will hav~ 10 spell out some relief. Other- Big surf pounds beaches Surfers deug-fi'tecL with 6 -foot waves: houses hit elsewhere By ROBERT HYNDMAN OllMOellr ..... IWI Powerful surf pumped waves up to 6 feet high Tuesday as hundreds of surfers headed to West Newport and other local beaches to take advantage of the huge rolling sets. Lt. Ron Johnson of the Newport Beach Manne Department said up to 400 surfers had congregated an the water off the stretch of beach from 22nd to 36tli streets, north of the Newport Pier, to ride waves 'Con- sistently 1n the 5-to-6-foot range. The large surf appeared at west- facinf, beaches Tuesday morning and wasn t expected to remain long. Johnson said. Lifeguards believe the huge waves were generated locally. in the wake of the front that amved from the north. bnnging showers to Southern California O\er the week- end. No problems were reported by lifeguards. "The water's been pretty cold, so the only ones ounhere are the bo3Td surfers who generally take care of themselves,'' Johnson said. Huntington Beach Lifeguard Supervisor Mike Gifford said the waves off Hunu ngton Beach were huge, but far too rough fo r surfing. ··1t's storm-surf cond1t1ons." he said. '"The waves are faarl) large. 4 lo 6 feet . but they're breaking v1c1ousl y. no one wants to go ou1 there and get creamed." . A small-craft advisory was issued from Point Conception to Dana Point, warning of surf fro m,8 to 12 feet, but those cond1t1ons have not hi t local beaches. Gifford said. . ' Dwinell said the surf there displayed good shape for surfers after the wind subsided Tuesday morning. Waves off Laguna Beach were running 2 to 4 feet at a comfonable ·t 3-second interval. But unlike West Newpon. the waters off Brooks Street Beach and other favori te surf spots were un- crowded, Dwinell said. Elsewhere. waves towenng more than 20 feet high, the biggest of the year. pounded the coast, causing minor damage to several homes along (Pleue eee BIO SURF/ A2) I Jail crowding cited over long weekend By LISA MAHONEY OfllwOellr ..... ...., The effect of a three-day weekend on the inmate ~rulation at Orange County's mainJai prompted a court- appointedlail monitor to fret that the number of prisoners "continues to increase despite efforts to move more inmates to the Branch Jails." In a letter to U.S. District Court Judge Richard Gray. Special Master Lawrence Grossman observed that 1,634 in mates were housed in the overcrowded main Jail Nov. 12, the first day for court arraignments following the Veterans Day holiday. "Several dormitones tccbmca.lly housed more than 90\nmates," -the court-imposed hm1 t. G rossman wrote an his Nov. 29 letter. Inmate releases over the course of the day brouJht the Jail into compliance with Gray s orders. he said. Orange County as under orders from Gray to reduce the inmate· population at Orange County Jail. It 1s Grossman's JOb as special master to make sure that the county complies with Gray's directives. which mclude limiting the number of inmates per dormitory./roviding each inmate with a be within 24 hours of (Pleue eee JAIL/ A2) wise, he will be 1n difficulty for the rest of this Congress." The margin also represented a. falloff from House supp<?rt for an earlier version of the legislation that was approved an October In a two-hour debate. cntlcs of the ball unveiled a new letter from U.S. Trade Representative, Clayton K. Yeuttcr repeattng warnings that be would recommend a veto to the president. Sponsors countered by cla1m1ng the White House has received . 3 million letters from telltale workers Above a ve rage tree urging Reagan to sign the measure. Supporters pr~d1cted a new round of plant closings and layoffs w11hout approval of the measure. which also provides import relief to the shoe and copper andustnes "T.hear backs are against the wall," declared Rep. Olympia Snowe. R- Ma1ne. . Rep. Philip M. Crane, R-111 .. how- ever. called the b1ll "protectaon1sm 1n its wor>t form," and Rep Hal Daub. R-Neb .. said 1t was sure to bnng on retaJaataon •inst U.S. exports and thus Jeopardue Amencan Jobs. At 110 feet, the Yule tree at Fuhton laland la reputed to be the lar1eat in the land for 1985. The White Fir l• adorned with s;ooo Ughta and 5 ,000 ornamenta. See A2 for •tory. o\s the House opened debate on the Scnate-!lllsed measure. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. said the Reagan adm1n1strataon 's "ba& deficit policies" and "hands off an11ude" were at the root of U S. trade problems • . "The trade ball we consader-toda~ will provide relief to 1ndustnes that have been absolutely slaughtered by Reagan poltc1es," the Massachusetts Democrat told reponers "It will signal to the world that the U S Congress does not share 1hc presi- dent's soft ltne on trade·· ponsors kept ahve fhckenng hopes that President Rcapn would sign the measure. which also would place a lid on shoe imports and spur ihe adm1n1str.n1on to start tallu with copper-exporting nauons on pro- duction quotas Rep David S Monson, R-Utah. told the House before the start of the debate that Kennecott Copper Co. announced Tuesday morning 1t would reopen a mine an his home st.tte And se veral Japanese firms s.llld Monda} the) would raise pnces in (Pleue eee HOUSE/ A2) Laguna boots homeless from ~ public library By LAURA MERK Ot -Delly NM Ii.ft In the wake of mounting com- plaints about the homeles~ of Laguna Beach sleeping and causing ha voc 1n the public hbral). the cat) and count) have announced that the) "'111 begin police patrols 1ns1de and outside the public library Residents have tompla1ned that the ltbraf) 1soften nots} and scattered with napping member'I of the home- less population. prompting a meeting between (it) Manager Ken Frank Police Chief Neal Purcell and head hbranan Diane Cla} to discuss the problem "There are a number of people who ma}' be some of our resident homeless or ma) not be, but the:y are making lt fe uncomfo nable fo r the people who ns1t the hbrar). They are sleeping an the libral). taking over the com- fo nable chairs. There are complaints that the) are making suggest1\e motions to children ·· \atd Frank "There 1s one instance of a flasher:· When the lt brarv clo~s some of the people will not lea\>e he said '"The) hav.e made threatening remarks to people tn the ltbrar). And when the!') are asked to leave they have been belltgerent." sa1d Frank The cat) will enforce live secunt) measures an an attempt to resolve the s11uauon. Laguna Beach Police patrol units will ancrea~ surveillance inside and outside the hbral) and malce added tnps past the llbraf} at closing ume o\s of Dec 5 the cat) ·s foot patrol office~. who ""Orie through out the central business d1stnct. will spend ume in the hbral) to "deter obnox- ious and illegal behavior." according to a cat) report The count) has agreed to hare a pn' ate secunt~ guard to stand watch in the hbraf) dunng operating hours The cit~ wall supply the guard with hand-held radio equipment fo r quick communacauons wtth police F1nall). the hbrar) will post wntten standards of conduct go\ ernang use ot hbrar) facaltues Cracked-home issue splits Mesa council By TONY SAA VE ORA Ot -O.ity ""' • ..,, In an un u,ual-de\ elopment t. o\ta Mesa < 11\ Counetl memhers dead· locked Monda~ on "'hether to rcJl'Ct more than S54 million 1n habalit\ claim'> O'er home~ damaged D\ underground movement Voung 2-~ counul memtx·r\ couldn't a_grec "'hethcr tu 1mmc:'11· Cll)-COm m I S~1oned gculog1cal rl•port 1s completed ~omet1me ne't ..... l·el. Ma~or -...orm.i Hertrng ..... a, ah"-Cnl With the nu L1a b1ht\ cl.i1m<:.-l110\ldered lort· runnrr<:. tn la ..... ,ulh -Jrt· Jlmn't routmel~ denae-d h' [W"l'mmen1 agenc1ec,. allo"'mg the mattcr'i to he.· '\ellled 1n court Desplll' < 11 ~ .\ ttornn I t> m ~-ood's op1num that thl' ul~ 1<; nt•t hahk for the craclong homt'\ in north ( osta ~te\a. lOUncll mt·m he r<> Mar. Hornhud .k and Da'e \l. heeler 'laid am 3lllOn ..... ould he rr<"ma1ure "\l. t• ... .i n't makl' .in 1ntdligt·nt Jell\1 ... 1n until thl' \IUd \ I\ lOm- pktl•d " \l. he<"ll·r ..aid o\fter t ..... 1, ..eparal<" 'Ott''> la1it'd to bmik the dt2dloct \l. oot1 'olun- tel·red to bnng the claim' from 5'1 homeo ..... m•r<. bac~ alll·r the geological report 1~ fin1sht•d Councilman Donn Hall "'hn \ oted ..... llh C oun ... 1h1.oman .\rkne haler 10 reJ~Ct the da1ms . ..aid he teared the an admission of the cit\·, po1en11al ltahaht\ 'Thc..e an· the "•ndc, 111 thing' that \hould he ad1ud1l ated 1n lht• c11unc," Hall said Cl.i1m~ hegan flooding inh1 tht• cit \ derk ·~ oftirc." tn mid-"io' r m her . rough!~· t.,..11 mlmths alter home- o ..... ners lir-•I notaled thC'1r ..... all' ""ere ... racl.1ng. th<"1r pa11os "'t'rt' hucl..ling .ind their hou..e .. "'ere \an kang ap- parent!\ becau-.e ol grounJ mo\e- ment Th.: da ma~e in nt•1ghhorhooch horde red h\ ~nu th t oa't Dn \ e Bear (Pl~~ CLAfMS/ A2) U.S . s u spends defense firm NASA administrator steps down while charges of illegal billing prosecuted decision to \tl'fl .i\hic ThC' SU'\pC"O\lt1n order".!' 1\\ut•11 h' lhl' '-;a,~ 1n 1t' role a!-l"\1'\ ut I\(' agent lor the Pentagon on all , nntractual matte-r\ 1n\1\h1ng <•t'n1.·r .i l D\nam1l'c, .,.h,,h rl'Cl't\l•d <lt'lt•n'>(' con tract\ "'cmh So h1 I hon in h!>Cal 1Q8.i JameaM. BeU• WA HINGTON (.\Pl -Cicncral Dynamics Corp on Tuesda) lost 11' nght to obtain ne"' go\emment contracts. one da) after the firm and four former or current cxecut1\ e,, mcludina NASA adm1n1 stra1 01 Jamh M Segg'i. were ind1ctr<l on fraud charges. · The contracf su'ipcn'l1on, an- nownced by the Deft-n\l' Department as tht second such acti on ampo"C.'d nn the nation's th a rd-largest deknsc contractor this )Car The latc\t su'ipensaon applies no1 onl\ to Pen- taaon contracts. but also to an\ 01her go,crnment "'ork ~tcan .,..h1lc. a l e\ congrC'!>!>man o;a ad Beg' plans to take a lea\r ol ab'lcnl·l· J \ l'l .\So\ adm1n1stra1or wh ile he defends h1m<,elf aiµanst the \ harge'I "He " reltnqul\h1ng ha' duue' Junng the penod an "'htlh the court'\ "'111 1udge the charge' made 1n the 1nd1ctment." ..aid Rep Don Fuqua. D-Fla . chairman of tht• House Sc1- en ... ·e and Technolog\ ( omm1t1C'e, "'h1ch O\CnttS ~ .\~..\ ~ uqua \aid he talked to Beus on Tur'<ia' afternoon and that "h~ 1nformeJ me ot h1\ <\(\IO \pl\ JI. d \ llnlfl:ln\ <.pokC'i· man. ..aid tht• ;'lia\ \ ·, a\"11on wa:. "anappropnah: '>1nu~ the issue an thr l 3S(' <ihl\U Id not ha' c re,ulled m and1ctment' Jl1-:ltn't the l'Ompan\ or llS JX'Ople " 'ipt"al 'a1J thl' 1ntllltmen1 in- ' oh ed "h1ghl\ l,(1ph1<;t1cated rcgu· laton and accout1ng matte~" Had tho~ mailer\ be-en proper!\ reftrnd to a "c" 11 forum Wt' doubt tha1 the (Plea.e eee DEFgPfSE/ A2) Kids in need of homes LISA MAHONEY British reporter denies - threat to Laguna wo.mau Program with nationwide reach gtving children with special needs a chance The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 1s wqana a nationwide campa11n to find per- manent homes for children once considered unadoptable. Armed with the slop.n "children ITOW better in families,·• the dcpan- ment'1 Human Development Ser· vices division has made strides 10 the last three years to chm.inatc bamers to the adoption of special needs children, cncouraec broader plaiot-- mcnt standa.rd and funbtt inter- ' state cooperation to find suuablc homes for d afficult-to-placc children Successful stratqies such as One Church. One Child bcaun by a Chicaa<> pnest and Philadelphia's National Adoption Elchanac art beina promoted by Oort'as Hardy. usistant secrttary of Human De· velopment Services. More than 90 pem:nt of the 36,000 ctuldrcn 1v11lablc for adoption throuah state and county 50Ctal Stf'\'l(t depanmenls n1t1onW1de "arc • not ne«ssanly the cute httlc bump- kin wh o JUSt came through the door at one )tan old," she said. They are school-aae. they are m1nont1es. thc:y hive mental. ph)'11- cal or emotional d1s.ab1ht1es, but they all deserve a pennanent home. said Hardy dunna 1 rttCnt v1s1t to Oranae County Nauonally. the averqt child avail· able for adoption throu&h 1 pubhcl) run -.ency as a l~)'Hr-old boy of manonty detttnt. In contrast. the averqe ctuld so~t by prospective adoptive 1>1rcnts 1s an Analo child under 2 years old. Whale "probkm frtt" children arc naturally Pttfentd. moist ch1ld~n I Focu s ON THl Nu .. ~ ava.1labk through pubhc agenc1c\ have mental or ph)'\tcal hand1c1~ or •~ emouonally disturbed Many have bttn 1n foster ca~ for ycan bcf0tt bc1n1 frttd for adopuon and have bounetd from family 10 family W1lhou1 1ttaan1n1 an)' \On of pcrmancnC)'. Ret'Olft1tin1 the problem' of find· 1n1 adoptive homei fOr !.uch ch1ld rtn (Pl--._ HOIBS/ A2) I 8y lb~ At1~l1te4 Prest LONlXl' .._ \ R11tl\h Rrc>ad- l'3stinf C. orp 1ele' 1\1on rtporier de n1ed l u~' that he had 1nttm1dated a La.guna fk:.tl h v.oman into confe\'I· ing tha1 ~he g.n e fal~ «'' adence that ~nt ft man to pnson for ro~ry \nne F1up.11nck. 11 RnMh c1t11en who hv~ 10 Laguna Beach. 'lld Mondi)' th.at RSC' rtponef'\ Mari1n Youna and ~ttr Hall threfttened that unle s 'ht ~nted her 1e~umon). the) would pubhC17t that \ht and her roomm1te wcl't' le,hlans "-1 ass Fttzpatnek. 'll , ""u te ti!,v101 an tht Court of .\ppeal 1n London at • an appeal heanna tor Anthon~ M\lcod . '\~ v.ho W11s ~ntenccd to fi \e \eal"i 1n pmon 1n 1983 bcc:au• she \aid he had robbed her at her apartment ""hen ~he hvcd 1n the northern Engl1nd city ofManchnter he t~llfie<I M onday that Mycoc.lt had robbe<I her • 1 he appeal 1rotc rouowsna Octo- ber's showu'I ol a l)r'Olt'&m 1n tbe 88C sen es " Rouah Justice. .. in IUch Miss F1tzpatnck '81d \be robbery Md been • rt.&ment of her ~naboa. Myrodt has 1lw1ys dailililld IDDO- cencc. Whether he w1nt or lc*9 * appeal, he 111 due to bt ~k:Med oo (P&ee.M -aa.rnall/ AS) ................................................ _. ......... ________________________________ ~~~~~~~~~---- • 4 0r-.. COlllC DAM.V A.oTI W«tflelday, December ... 1985 Fash·ion Island Christmas (' tree the tallest in the land _., a.oau.r BYNDM..AN -~= Island markeuna assistant. "We're prett'Y sure that oun is the tartest in the nation this year." "h took 10 men seven days to decorate it," Bloom said. "The tree has 3,000 h&hts and S.000 orna· ments." 2 °' ............. Newport Cent.er ha a new sky- ICrlpeT-a 110-foot Christmas tree. Every year, the Fashion Island abopplq OCJ\ler it decorated wtth y\&letide -splendor -mcludmg. of coww, a towerinf C hristmu tree. But t.be Fubioo aland Merchants AaociatJon, compnsina the center's bulinet1 ownen, hasn't been content with just a tall Christmas uee. For the past four lean, their tree bu been the taJlnt o them all. This year'• tree is no ellccption At 110 feet. the white fir 1s head and thou.Iden above its nearest com- petiton. "We checked throupout thecoun· try to see bow ll.11 other Chnsunas ,_ • ..,. "uid Kris Bloom, a Fashion For a few anuous moments, the Fashion Island tree had a serious challenaer. A Chnstmu tree erected at K.non's Berry Farm in Buena Park also measured 110 feet. But soon aner at was an place, the tree spht and hu since been chopped down to a 11ull- 1mprcss1ve 60 feet. The 12,000-pound fashion Island tree was found in the Mt. Shasta ~on of Northern California by a Chnstmas tree scout cspcc1ally com· missioned for the job. The fir was felled, trucked to Newport Beach and erected with the help of a crane in the Center Staae Court of the shopping center. Tbe flocked tree stands taJler than the new Atrium Court and 1u soccer baJl-s1zed ornaments look down on boat 11n bolles wrapped m cheery Christmas wrappings. L&st Fnday night, the annual h~tina ceremony was held to h~lp kick off the Chnstmas shopping season at Fashion Island A' thousands watched. the trtt's lights flashed on and performers enter- tained with music and sing-along Chnstmas carols. St1olling carolers will be featured at Fashion fsland throughout the hol- iday season. Tbe tree lS eltpccted to remain in place un1jJ af\er New Year's Day. BRl1'1SH R E PORTE R •.• DEFENSE .•. Prom Al homAl parole on Dec. 20. Youns testified Tuesday that he and HiU had not intimidated Miss Fitzpatrick but that they had told her they would "dilCf'Cdit her" on the proara_m if she did not give them an interview. "We did this because we felt that the lady's credib1hty was at the center of the ca1e. We had evidence already that she had lied repeatedly," Young uid. Crown attorney John Rogers, who represents the government and op- ~ Mycock's appeal, told Young 'She only took part m that 1nterv1ew be<:auae you intimjdated. taunted and pressured her." The B~ reporter replied, "I d1s- qree vehemently with that." Miss fitzpatnck had testified Mon- day that the reporter-; interviewed her at a h.otcl near her hnme and insisted there had been no robbery. She said Hill told her. "We will hear no other story." Miss Fitzpatrick said Hill aJso told her that he and Young had dined with the county shenff and that 1f she did not consent to the interview, they would arrange to have herdeported to England. "As soon as Peter Hill said that, my knees shook," she said. She said the reporters then rcfercd to her Ameri- can roommate, Sue Rourke, as being of a good family. "We knew what they were directing at. They were going to say both Sue and myself were gay. J am not dispuuns that. They were g?.ing _to publish It 1n the local news. Miss Fitzpatnck said, addrng that she presumed her employer also would be informed. government's ;><>s1ti~n would have prevailed," Spivak said. The contract suspension wall pre- vent General Dynamics from rcceiv- ina any new Pentagon work fo r at least 30 days. The corporation and the four individuals were charged with one count each of conspirina to defraud the Defense Department between Jan. I, 1978, and Aug. 31 , 1981, in connection with a contract to develop a prototype of the Army's ill-fated Sgt. York air~efensc gun. They also were charged with six counts of making false statements. The 39-page indictment said $7.S million was m1scharged. resultma in a $3.2 million net loss to the govern· ment. If convicted, each individual faces up to five years an pnson and a SI 0.000 fine ocr count. HOMES SOUGHT FOR CHILDREN ••• Prom Al the federal aovemment has taken steps to increase public awarcn~ of the situation while :it the same umc givinf states an ine-enu"c to get kid-. out o foster c.are and into permanent homes, Hardy said In 1980, the federal government a.,-eed to re1m hursc states that provide adoption ~u~1d1es to special needs children d 1gible for Aid to families with Dependent Children or Supplemental Sccunty Income. Federal adoption assistance was also provided to certain adoptive families staning in I 9!S I. Subsidies hJlve encoura&cd some foster families to formally adopt their charges as they will continue to be reimbursed for expenses over and above routine care Human Development Services has also encouraged community and rel.iaious aroups to get '""olved 10 findina permanent homes for hard- to-place children. Where local efforts have suc- ceeded. the d1v1s1on has promoted copycats. Media profi les of special needs children 1s one of the most v1s1bly successful ex pen men ts backed by the federal government. Profiles of "Wednesday's Child" was conceived at WBZ-TV 1n Boston back 1 n 1981 and has since been copied by other television stations From Al 1ncarcenu1on and allowing adequate time for sleeping and caung. As of Jan. 15. the county will al~, hJlve to keep the number of inmate\ housed at the main Jail below 1,500 Grossman noted 1n his letter that the Sheriff-Coroner's Department ··conunues to be very cooperative." Most condition& at the Jail and Its two branches improved dunng the penod from Nov. 6 through 2S and a housing project deS1gncd to remove: low-nslc inmates from the main jail I\ now prooeedtng on schedule. he wrote. Ed Duran, deputy county counsel. avced that holiday~ pre5Cnt d1f- ficult1es for the 1a1l ~ystem becau~ the courts arc closed an extra day or two and arrestee~ unable to make ball must be housed Once police agencies bnng some- one lO the jail. that person must go throu&h intake procedures even 1f eventually released on Lhe1r own rccopizance. More people arrested com bined with one or two missed coun days can spell trouble for those uyina to lower tne Jail population, Duran said. Holidays hke the just ended four· day ThanktCJving weekend could be rou&h on county personnel charicd willi carryina out the 1udge'~ orderi.. Just Call 642-6086 ~·r·~ "'"",,., M4 ,,... ('1111 OlllA' Dr •too,,.-""tw' ,,. tpm .,.., ,...,. .... .,, -"" and newspapers throughout the coun- try. Working 1n cooperation with the Massachusetts Adoption Resource ExchanJe. WBZ-TV airs brief profiles pf tough-to-adopt children dunng a weekly news broadcast. To date, 85 percent of the featured children have been adopted, according to Hardy. Father George Oements' O ne Church, One Child program in Chi- cago doublc.d the number of black adoptions m llhno1s 10 a 2-ycar penod. Clements challenged church con- grcpt1ons to take responsibility for finding at least one family wilhng to adopt a special needs child. The pnest himself has adopted two children over the years. The federal government 1s prov1d· inJ funds to the llhnois Dcpanmcnt of Family Services to Cllpand the proaram throughout the country. Hardy said. The assistant secretary also wants to tap corporations to help find homes for special needs children. The firms can feature the children in newsletters, have their officers serve on the advisory board of adoption agencies or exchanges and raise money to finance non-profit adop- tion information networks. Adoption workers at the Orange County Social Services Agency work he predicted. Jail offiC1als already "spend a lot of eAtra hours late at 01ght and on lhe weekends trying to keep (Jail) population withm hmns," Duran said. County offiaals are counung on modular housing at James A. Musick\ Honor Farm m El Toro to help case the housing crunch at the main Jail after the Jan. IS deadline. Gray had ongJnally ordered the county to reduce the main jail population by Dec. I, but extended the deadline at Grossman's request af\er learning that preparation of the modular units was behind schedule. Grossman 1n his latest letter noted 1hat contract work on the modular units should be completed w1th1n several week~. He also reported that cond1t1ons an the temporary tent city at Musick had improved since the 1nstallat1on of heaters. Warm Jackets were also provided 1n mid November, Grossman wrote. 'There were not any complaints voiced by inmates dunng my tour (of Musick NO\ 2S)." he wrote. In his 1ast report .to Gray, Grossman expressed con~m about the treatment of inmates at Theo Lacy branch 1a1l m Orange. closely with churches to find families willing to adopt specLal needs chil- dren. said Ron Anderson. permanent placement program manager. "I've found churches are pretty helpful," The county adoption program handles about 20 ~nt of per· maoent placements 1n Orange Coun- ty. The rest are supervised by private, usuaJly rehgJou~based. agencies, Anderson said. Though Hardy identified some 7,300 d11ldrcn st.ateWide who are available for adoption, Anderson said few are in need of placement 10 Orange County because the SocUI Services Agency m.a.int.a1os an active recruiting program and keeps a pool of approved families that can be matched with children as they enter the adopuon program. Of 308 children currently on the qency roster, only eiaht have been listed for more than a year and are still available for adoption, he said. Of the others, some cases arc be1 ng appealed by the natural parent wh ile most arc in the process of being adopted, he said. StiU, ~hildren continue to be re- ferred to the agency either through the courts or ~ individuals who no lonser want them. .. We're always looking for famil- ies," Anderson said. "It takes a really special person." ••• He questioned staffing arrange- meou, restrictions on a portion of the inmate popuJation housed there and the provis1on of warm clothing and noted allegations of excessive force. By Nov. 2S. warm clothing had been issued and restnct1ons on pre- tnal detainees discussed wnh the watch commander, Grossman wrote. But he said staffing appeared esscn- ually the same and made no reference to the outcome oft.he exccss1 ve force allegations. About 90 percent of the problems at Theo Lacy have been resolved since Grouman·~ last letter to G ray Nov. 6. Duran maintains. "There seems to be some m1'>- understandin1 about things," he said The Sheriff-Coroner's Department is working on the problem of staff supervision. Duran said. and that matter will be rcwlved He declined to sta.tc the exact nature of the problem. Shenfl's officials are investigating brutahty alle&at1ons, Duran said. Most accusations looked 1n10 ,o far have proved groundless. he said. Duran said Sheriff-Coroner Brad G ates questions Ciro\sman's authonty to comment on d1sc1phnc llt the JaJls. Wb11 do you llb about th Dally Pilot? 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Ill 411 LOCATIOtl em OM. ~o.N C 3t 23 Extended Sen 9-nardlnq M •• l llMcll 3-6 w Hetffo<• 2t 23 s .... oetwte1 71 ~ a::Mon!U ~ 31 .02 Sen Otevo es • • w Honolulll ., " ~·!>le (;lou(IW-tllfOUQh the Newpot1 8-:11 •• w Sen f'ftw>ClflCO Ml ~ 9.,, Otevo Coun•y ~ 1 w Koueton 52 34 --wtln o onanc;e ol ,.,n 111 -Sen .io.. 04 ~ .... lllJl!te 27 ot = ., '""'-"":'2~ lele In the Sent•Ana 14 Oul-S"'1 w'4 ..... Oee<eMlnQ 52 Wed-., night DUI lllCl-.V ....,._, .... •• H ~ .......... oepl~ SMl• .. t>et• ... :; age1n !tom the -on~~ Jee*--57 ,. 10 &e 10 11y Suncley Lowe 42 lo 52 • 8an1' °'"' 91 HOUSE PASSES TRADE BILL ... Prom Al response to a drop 1n the value of the U.S. dollar, an administration trade goal. The texttle bill. nevertheless. has has emerged as the only major trade measure to come anywhere near the passage staae 1n a year of heightened concern over the issue, much of it brou&ht on by an estimated S 150 bilhon U.S. trade deficit this year as well as plant closing.s and layoffs attributed to foreign compct1t1on. The bill would roll back textile and apparel imports from Taiwan. Hong Kong and Korea by a maximum of30 percent. h would hm1Hhe growth of shipments from Brazil and eight other Asian nations to one percent a year. Canada and the European Econ- omic Community would be exempt. Mexico and the Canbbean would get s~al status. Shoe impom would be limited to 60 percent of the U.S. marketandquotaswould be 1mpo~d on luage impo_ru. Leading critics include the Reagan administration. importers and re- tailers. They say tht' measure would raise clothing price\, narrow con- sumer choices and unlea~h ret.ahauon an Asia against U.S. farm expons. Esumates of how much more consumers would pay have ranged from S 16 billion a year to twice that figure, whale supporters say pnce increases would be negl1gJble Supporters -ch1elly textile and apparel companies and organized labor -call import curbs· the only answer to Asian compeut1on that has caused 300.000layoffs1n five years. A ( 'ommcrce Department report puts such JOb losses at fewer than 200.000, not all nccessanly attributable to imports. Opponents argue that the bill would not only \ 1olate 34 1ntcr- nat1onal agreements but cast America m the role of a hypocrite. since It has been the leading exponent of free trade for four decade!>. Backers call lrec trade a dead issue. Lately. they ha vc raised the specter of a war 1n which GI~ would march off to battle 1n Rraz1lian boots and Taiwanese uniforms. The House passed 262-159 on Oct. IO a version of the measure under which Brazil and 11 Asian nauons would have taken the brunt of the most stnngent prov1S1ons. The bill was redrafted m the Senate to narrow tCJ three the number of countries that would face actual cutbacks. The Senate, which approved its ver'i10n 60-39 on Nov. 13, also added shoe: quotas an a move to cnh~t support of New England lawmakers and the copper prov1s1on lo attract western senators. Neither the House nor Senate votes. however. were demonstrated sufficient suppon to ovemde a Re- agan ve to. Jenkins said. nevertheless. that 1f necessary he wo uld rec- ommend such a move before Con- gress goes home for the holidays. BIG SURF POUNDS BE ACHES ... From Al the Sant.a Barbara County shore, lhc Associated Press reported. Dave Wilk, who runs a telephone service giving out surfing cond1t1ons in Los Angeles, said Tuesday a storm off Sibena six days ago generated the waves which he said were the biggest of the year. said .. We were \1t11ng here watch- ing telev1s1on. and all of a sudden we heard waves coming under. o r along side of tht' hou..e.'' \tarting around 11 ·30 p.m. Monday . He ..aid he checked ne1ghbonng home~ Tuesday and, "all 1hc houses along here had evidence tha1 water came under the houses and out the driveway in back." "Those wav~s were pumped up by three Pac1fic storms on t.he wa hwe. CLAIMS T ABLED ... us," Wil said. He said some waves were measured at more than 20 feet at El Porto in Manhat~ Beach and Lunada Bay in Palos Verdes, both near Los Angeles. and at South Mission Beach in San Diqo. Street. Fa1rv1ew Road and Sunllower and Associates geologJcal consulting Avenue. 1s believed by residents 10 be firm of Irvine 1n early October to linked to twoc1ty-approy.ed constru(-conduct a ~tudy on the slipping soil. lion pro1ects. To date. 63 claims for damages Homeownen allege that eAcava-have been submitted to the city, with t1on for-the South Coast Pla1a annc~ .some s.c.hedulcd. to go to the council on Bear Street drained ground water later this month. In Carpinteria. near Santa Barbara and 80 miles northwest of Los Angeles. William Benke said high waves surged over the sea wall and past his beachfront home, damagrng his walkway to the beach. "It scared the hell out of us," Benke from beneath ad1acent neigh· The reque<1ts presented Monday borhoods. causing the land to settle. included a group claim from S3 They also say v1brat1ons from con-homeowners seeking SI millio n struction work on a 296-unit apart· apiece. The residents are represented ment prOJeCt along South Coast Drive by the San Francisco law firm of is aggravating the damage. Patnck Catalano, a spec1ahst in land The council contracted Leighton movement ht1gauon t Gem Talk H~ ./ <. Ill M/'111<11.0:S ( 'nt ilied ( ;,.m,,/111(11ol. ~\( ;:-; "How," we have been aakt'd, "c1m an Independent jeweler 1urvive a1a1Mt thr larger chauu?" The' fact ia that inde pendent JeW· eltra continue to a<.'(.'OUnt for an im- portant segment of )'Welry retaihng b4-cauee their low overhead pennHA reuonable prlc.-et and they arl' alJlo partlcut.rly alrong m aerv!Ctn~ thf' product& they 11ell. Thf' owner or an indepmdent jrw· elry s1.0re 11 usually a highly trauwd and expu1cnced expert not only In ,ewelry, but allQ In repair and l(>f"Vlcf' M'lllt of th.I• work i.. do!\(" In hia own store, rt'lulung an higher quality and fiutcr aerv1ce We at Humphnes Jewel"" have r~mamed 1nde~ndt-nt for almolllt 40 ytan, dolnl 110 becauae w~ bf-lleve that pt!1"1JOnal .er-vice la impor1.lnt to you We ~ve you exact esUmai.e on )f'W· elry quickly, and at no char~.-We &00 provide othf'r 111•rvK'N such u in· aura~ tppra1sall. and you rf'<.'f'lve fut apprala3h1 ~·•WK' It dcJM not have to bit' IK'Ot OU t So for 1mtll repalrt, lruuranct' "9ll mateti or thP dt'9ltn of an f'X~T\live pl , ronw 1n and ua You'll t prompt •nd sklJJf'd attrntion ~ud· leu or lhf' ••u-of your problem - I ~~~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~ 0.t IM 111"'1 111 pnoc1.11on NASA demani19 Th111 welrh lhf> Om••1• 8.-:! 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