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Home My WebLink About1985-12-26 - Orange Coast Pilot. .. ORANG E CO\.'-;r Ill FAIR * FOfllCAITI ON A2 T H U R DAY, DECEMBER 26, 1985 Black Christmas after-Mesa fire Family u n h urt. butgtfts d estroyed as faulty tree ligh t causes $230,000 blaze morning "For us 1t wasn't a white C hrmmas. 11 wa) a black one " The tree fire that torched the Baltra Plat e home -leaving an estimated S230.(Xl0 1n damages to the two-story hou~ and 11s contents -was ap- parentlycaused by a blown-out elec- tric ltght. P1lmer said "The bulb flashed, made lund of a popp1n'-sound and JUSt went up 1n flames.· he said. "I went out the patio door and grabbed the garden hose. but II d1dn 't do a thtn& toward get ling the fire out." flames. The blue wa!. brought under control about 11 I 5 p m by 16 C osta Mesa firefighters. according 10 (apt Richard Raines But 1t was 100 late 10 save anything but perhaps memoner, P1lmcrsa1d By TON Y SAA VE ORA Of -Delly -· ........ Wh1 1t: ••thcr people were s1pp1ng eggnog tic rore toasty fireplaces C'hns1n .. 1' I-\t:, C1corgc P1lmcr stood an the ')tfC'l'I and watched ht'> house bum -counes} of the famil y Chns1 111as tree Coast A Huntington Beach man has lost his best friend , and he's will Ing to $2,500 to get the dog back./ A3 Vote on ending super- market strike slated for today./A3 Nation The economic well-being off am Illes with children has worsened dramati- cally since 1973./ A5 World An eruption of Mount Etna kills one man, In- jures 12 other people in Slclly./A4 Food Make your New Year more memorable with a romantic dinner set for you and your special someone./C1 Sports Most NFL players are opting to pass on the drug tests./81 The Sooner the honey- moon, the better for this couple./82 INDEX Boating Erma Bambeck Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Food Horoscope Ann Lenders Opinion Police Log PubHc Notices Sports Television Weather A8 A9 A 12 A3 B4-5 B6-8 A12 B7 B8 A 10-11 c 1-10 86 A9 A6 A3 B8 B 1-3 A 11 A2 Everything 1n the hou~ -the fcsllvC' decorattons. the bnghtl) wrapped gifts, the C'hnstmas turke) -was devoured 1n the Costa Mc\<! blaze that sent P1lmer, 66. his wife Carolyn and their famil) racing 1n10 the chilly night "I'm sure that turkey's prett) well done by now." P1lmer kidded thl\ Palmer wa<i s11t1ng 1n front of the fireplace 1n the fam1I } room w11h his 1wo adult sons. his brother and a grandson about '{0·40 pm when the .,111-foot ( hnstmas tree turned into a fi t:ry pillar P1lmcr's slccp1na wife was roused from an upstairs bedroom by one of his sons. as 1,tlc family fought through the black smok.e 10 get outdoors. With the glass doors and windows mclung from the intense heat, P1lmcr aban- doned the garden hose and left ht'> home of 11 -.ear<; to the hung.r. "All the gifh were burned up the stuff that the luds "'ere anAtOU'> to open, all of a sudden the) were gone he lemented ".\her tt'\ <J\t'r "ou stan thanking about the grandkid-. hov. badl~ tht:> feel al>out the thing~ the\. loc,1 It'<, onh natural that A picture worth a thousand warnings - County flr eflChten •how how a dry Cbrletmas tree can explode In thl• demon•tra tton. Christmas trees pretty dangerous By STEVE MARBLE Ol .... O..., ..... l tafl One of the most lovely holiday trad1t1ons - the Christmas tree -Is also one of the most dangerous, particularly with the dry weather present during this hohday season The trees, which become dry and brittle within days after being cut. pose an enourmous fire hazard and are responsible tor destroying homes and Inflicting serious Injury every year Overly hot Christmas lights. bad wiring or a misplaced flame can turn the holiday symbol Into a virtual blow torch that can spread tire quicker than anything else In the typical home rhe Orange County Fire Department as 1t does annually. sets a Christmas tree ablaze tn a mock llvingroom to demonstrate the intensity ol a burning evergreen In 1us1 seconds. flames race up the tree exploOing into a fiery ball "It's the best kmdhng going You have no Idea " sa1<1 Fire Captain Lou Furst of the menace Chnstmas trees can become 'There s nothing else m your house that comes close Furst said some people make the 1n- credlble mistake of placing candles on Christmas trees "I would not even go Into a house that has lit candles on a tree," he said Though the stat1st1cs are not overwetm1ng (out of 3,270 fires in Orange CountJ last year only five Involved Christmas tree l t,,e potential for lire 1s great To that end the county fire department is sponsoring several Christmas tree burns 10 encourage residents to discard 1rees soon aNer the new year In lrvtne a tree burn will t>e held Jan -a1 - p m at the corner of Alton Parkway and East Yale Loop Residents may t>egm dropping ot1 trees Jan 4 In Mission V1e10 the burn will be held Jan 9 at 7 pm at the Youth Athletic Park on Olympiad Roao Trees may t>e dropped 011 beginning Jan S -something ltke this dampens your Chnstma~ '>pint .. -'\mong che lost gifts was a gas. powered model 1.ar that Palmer's son madc for hts O"'-O 7-}ear-old bo> "He ~pent d lot of 11me building that <ar pa1n11ng 11 .. moothing II out Ptlmer ..aid "The) were going lO tal.r 11 tu lht' '>(;hOOl)ard on Chmtma .. 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IPleaae aee FOG/A2 County turns to innovative ideas to improve roadways LISA MAHONEY Post-Christmas rush begins at Coast stores 'No· vote on 1 cent tax fo rces officia ls to find oth er ways of meeting tran sportation needs When Orange ( ount} rc!l1dcn1s buncd a proposed I cent transpor talion ta.it beneath a landslide of"no" votes 18 months ago, 1ransportJll1on planners set out 10 find other way!> to accomplish road construction and maintenance proJCCtS they believe arc ·essenttal to keep traffic moving The message county government read into the 2''Ho-I defeat of Propos111on A was to make do. said tan Oflelte. executive director of the OrangeC'oun1y Transpona11on (om- m1ss1on "If there are no new taxes, we have to do our best with the resources we have," he said Had 1l succeeded at the polls. Propos1t1on A would have raised an Pro-ressreported in bid to reduce jail overcrowding By LISA MAHONEY Of .. °""',... ..... Efforts to ~uce overcrowding at Orange County's main Jilt I appear to be proatt"•un&desp1tc 1n111al delays 1n incrtasina houstnf at the James '\ MuS1ck Honor I arm. a court-ap- pointed JBll monitor said In a prc.\hmtma<1 letter to lJ S D1stnct ( ourt Jud&c Wtlltam P Gray. Jltl mo nitor Lawrence Gros4lman citprt K'd confidence that the count)' would mce~ a Jan I 5 de1dhne for rtduc1ng the main 1a1I population to 1.500 inmates a day Grossman had previously ukcd Gray to extend a Dec. I dc:adhne for mc:t'lm& the inmate hm11 bccau'K' work was behind schedule on four modular units slated to house up to 4SO low-nsk 1nmatC1 at the honor farm 1n El Toro Althou&h no complc· t1on date: has been .ct. fin1ih1na th(' modular units 1s a htah pnonty w11h the county, Grouman wrote "I am confident tbat the councy will ~·omply 1n a timely manner " (Pleue ... CROWDINO/A2) .. es timated SS 4 htll11in over 15 H'ar<> for road 1mprmemen1s and ne"' frecwa) con'>truc11on .\'> Oftclt<" put 11. a pcnn) more 1n c;ales la'< would have meant "a nc"' lane on C\ef'\ freewa> an Orange ( ount' " not Ill mcnllon the promise of three nc"' freewa) routes to 1.onnC'Ct Ne .... posi Beach and north Tusttn "'Ith sou 1h Orange (ount> and hnk the R1,cr side and anta Ana frec-...a)s Thou&h some iwho -worked tn defeat Propos111on .\ sai. the} wt"rc PEOPLE IN THE NEWS lighllng to stop 1.on'itru(tton 111 tht• ne-... frccv.ay comdors as mu1.h a .. 10 ltm11 ta'es. thecounl' ha-; not rt'' •~·d m 1ranspon.at1on goal<; Ottcltc '-lid It has s1mpl} tum<'d 11c, 1.011<' t "1 mtnd to other wa" nl ach1r' 1r.1o1 them In the 1.a'ie ol tht· 1hre1• nr"' lreewa~s. 1.ount) 'iupt'n 1r,or'i rl (Pleue eee ROADW A y I A2) Terry Vincent, a mother of 11, lntrodacee a.,,..t UTIY&l. Qa.lncy. to tbree of ber other children u •be beada home. Bv ROBERT tn 'D\1A' and , l'SA:'ll HO\\ LETT OI !fie 0.-, ~ II-" \\hen thl'\ c•f't nl.'J lhl'll ( hr"l"1.l\ pre<t<>nt,JnJ ._... 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I ln < hmtma' morning. the m ilk and \ °''ktc' v.ert' gonC' hut ~nlJ lett a O\llC' -.a' t ng he d ht ha pp\ lo mak<' 1 \C'UlOd tnp \nJ IU'it llt"hlrt' noon. the Vincent 't>un1'itC'r-. all tra ,.elt"d to Humana Hn'iptUI H unlloiton lk.-h to help their mnm takt' home t~ir ncwM1 hah\ \l'it('f Quin"' ~ho came into tht" "'orlt1 I " fnda\ at 10 pounds, 2 (Pltaee ett NO. l 1 / A.2) • L A2 • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, December 26, 1985 Thi• traffic controller will ba'9'e aore a.rm• tonight after a bU8y day of direcdng abop- _,...,NM llM'e "'1 o.wld .........._. pen undaunted by foC into South Coa•t Plaza parkin& lota In Coeta Me.a. FOG DELAYS TRAFFIC JOHN WAYNE ... From Al temperature climbing into the low-70s. Overnight. the merCUC) 1s expected to dip into the 40s and 50s. The changing weather pattem 1s expected to brio$ an end to the summer-like cond1t1ons that marked Chnstmas Da} tn Southern Cah- fom1a . The h1ght"st temperature 10 the nauon. 86 degrees, was recorded Wednesday in Palm Springs. The mercury in downtown Los Angeles )topped at 82 degrees. short of the Chnstmas Da) record of 85 degrees ~et in 1980. Santa didn't need his fur coat 10 Orange County either, where the winter mercury climbed toward a toast) 80 degrees on Chnstmas Day. now boots gathered dust. but suntan oil flowed freel} as thousands spent a warm hohda) at lcxal beaches and parks. "It's been literally hke a summer day," Newport Beach manne safet) officer Craig Farmer said late Wednesda> afternoon Fanner said about 15,000 people spent their holiday on the sands at Newpon. He said the coastal air temperature was a pleasant 75 degrees even though the water re- mained a chilly 57. The cool water didn't deter local surfers, who plunged in to ride 3-foot waves off Newport, Huntington Beach and Seal Beach. Inland air temperatures that were even warmer than those on the coast prompted many non-surfing resi- dents to visit the beach as well.just to work on a winter tan. Christina Delgado. a dispatcher at Huntington State Beach, said she'd noticed many cars in the beach lot bearing plates,from Minnesota, Or- egon and other states. ''They've go} their bathing suits on, and they're all down by the water." Delgado said. The Christmas Day crowd count at Huntington State Beach was esti- mated at 2.800. while 5,500 more vts11ors converged on nearb) Bolsa Chica State Beach . Still another I 0,000 people v1s1ted the strand at Huntington City Beach. "For a summery Christmas Day like this. it's not unusual," said Huntington city lifeguard Greg C'row. "We're more controlled b}' the weather than the holiday." But not everyone needed waves and sand to enjoy the sunny Christmas weather. Chris Hays, a ranger at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley. said 1.200 to 1.500 people staked out a sections of the green acreage on Christmas Day -about double the number park officials had anticipated. Many of the Mile Square visitors were children. "We saw a lot of them on bicycles. skateboard and roller skates," Hays said. "They were trying out their Christmas gifts." On a more somber note, holiday travel ended in tragedy for some. By early today. the the holiday death toll nationwide had reached 16 7. ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS IN COUNTY ... From Al doubled their ettorts to convince 11 affected c111es to back a development fee scheme that could provide about half the money necessary to carve out the Eastern. Foothill and San Joaquin transportation comdor<; The an Joaquin Hills Freeway would hnk the Costa Me!kl Freeway with the San Diego Freeway near San Juan ( apistrano. The Eastern Freewa) would run rough I) parallel wtth the Coasta Mesa Freewa). hnkmg the R1-.,ers1de and Sflnta Ana freeways The Foothill would run parallel to the San Diego freewa y. hoking the fastcm Freeway w11h an ( lcmente To date onl> one Cit\ has refused to go along wtth the plan -Laguna Beach Fee<; charged to rcs1den11al and LOm mtrc1al developers along the routes of the proposed freeways are ellpected to raise 48 percent of the S860 m1lhon needed to build them. A ne" idea which Oftehe said perhapc; "best S} mbohzes what we're trying to do 'itn~·e Propos111on A." is super streets. Without higher taxes to pay fo r the enormous expense of add1t1onal free- wa) lanes. the Transportation Com- mission decided to 1dent1fy inter-ell} artenals where traffic operations could be streamlined and motonsts ~peeded up Beach Boulevard. a 20-mile stretch of road ex tending from Huntington Beach to La Habra. will be the comm1ssllln's first demonstration prOJeCt Tentative plans call for cooper- a11on between nine c1t1es. Caltrans and the commission to free up traffic llo" b} widening tum lanes. restnp- ing. coordinaung traffic signals. ban- nmg on-street parking dunng peak hours and domg a grade separation of three of the busiest intersections Th<.' i 20 million 1.1.orth of proposed \.hangec; would mean a ··.,1gn1tican1 1mpro,emen1 in capacit) w1thou1 ,sxndin~ a lot of mone\ ·· Oftehe \31d. From Al ounces. Little <)uinq 'lpcn1 much of Chn stmas aOernoon 1n the arm~ of her stven brother\ and thn:e w.ters. who posed for p1l turc\ wtth the bab) 1n the famil y roc king chair Then there wen.· W•ll\ from fnends anxious to view the newest add1tmn 10 the Vincent dan "Oddi) enough even though 1t\ our 11th hah). ifs '1ill big nc1.1.\ 1n the netghb<>rhood." Terr) V1m.en1 '<lid as she took a hncf break frnrn the holiday excitement. She said her children had no complaints about the dl'l:n in gt'tllng Chnstmas g1fh "The y've been ha pp) a' meadowlarks toda) wr111ing for San1<1 10 come 1onight," ~h<' \a1d Their mother Wll'iJU\t grateful 10 h\' home. "It wa really hard berngawa) (rom my family at Chnstmas... he said "With a family th1 ~11e 11\ alwa >' fun at the holidays " Which brina,s up 1hc mev1tabk que t1ons that Terry and Gary Vin cenl answer time and AS~lln What'\ 11 uke havrng such a larac family., Wh > did you have so many children'> How do you handle the expenses'> How much 11 your aroccry b1lt'.l Terry Vincent makes one 1h1nJt clear 11 1he stan Her children ar<' no1 • If successful, the county could create more super streets at less cost -but also less benefit -than adding freeway lanes. he said. Another idea the county has come up with to create more space on Orange County's crowded freeways is construction of car-pool lanes. Reserving a lane for car poolers squeezes more people onto the free- ways without adding more vehicles, said Oftelie. Experimental lanes are 10 use on the Costa Mesa Freeway from Lincoln Avenue to MacArthur Boulevard. If successful 10 10creasin$ capacity of the freewa y while reducmg travel time. the experiment will be in- troduced on other Orange County freeways tn the future. he said. To encourage people to share their ndes. the county transit district has ~ome up with iocentives to join its Commuter Network. In a major promotion this fall, the d1stnct gave away free tnps to England and Hawa11 to boost the v1s1b1hty of ns ndeshar- ing program. In seeking out money to fund needed improvement prOJCCts. the county "found" funds at the transit d1stnct. Though categoncal funding restric· t1ons prevent transit money from being used to finance road projects, there was nothing to stop officials from tapping interest earnings from transit reserves. Oftelje said. County transportation com - missioners have already promised $4 million in interest ftom the Orange County Unified Transit Trust to the Beach Boulevard Super Street pro- JCCt. Other interest monies will be used to keep 1mponant projects on schedule. he said. County transit planners also turned their inventive energies in the direc- tion of Sacramento after the failure of Propostt1on A. Oftehe said. They set pnonties for the county's transportation needs; then they work to the cities and development interests behind those pnont1es. he said. Planners identified the w1den1ng and repair of the Santa Ana Freeway as the most 1mponant project to Orange County, Ofiehe said. Improv- ing the interchange with the Costa Mesa Freeway is high on the hst. he said. By reducing the number ofproJects for which 1t seeks state and federal funds and by speaking in a unified voice about the need for key county projects. commissioners hope to keep road work on schedule, and accelerate construction whenever possi ble, Oftelie said. "Rather than people gotng and arguins fo r ind1v1dual proJnh throughout the county. there·s a consistent and organized etTort to focus attention on 1he Santa Ana Freeway," he said. To wrest more money from the state for needed repairs. marntenance and new road construcuon. Orange County has begun lobbyi ng support for a constitutional amendment that would take gas uix monies out of the state's general fund and reserve them for transportation purposes 10ce the tax 1s collected from motorists, revenues should go to road projects. transportation commission Chairman James Roosevelt con- tends. County officials got the voters' message when Proposition A was rejected at the polls. Oftehe said. But he predicts that, despite all the creative measures transportallon planners have cooked up since then. a tax Wlll be needed if Orange Count) 1s 10 keep traffic movi ng in the future. With res1den11al and commencal growth occumng throughout the county. "we don·t have the transpor· tation resource~ to respond to what's on the books and already appro..-ed ." Oftehe said. "Based on the existing general plans of the c1t1es and the count)'. there's going to be a very difficult transi t future:· he said. E FOR CHRISTMAS ... the resul of religious conv1c11ons or haphazard family planning. "We have had this big family b~ choice." she said. "Believe 11 or not. I have trouble getung pregnant. After having my first child. they said I wouldn·1 he able to have any more. I've had to go to a doctor for help 10 getting pregnant with every child since then "We never planned 10 have a particular number. After each one. I felt I could handle another one. I really enJOY being lhc mother of a family hke this." Thus. Quincy JO•ns a brood that no'-" consists of Cory. 18; twins Ca~y and Kelly. 14. Brady. 12. Coby. 11 , ( are}. 8. Cammy 5, Courtney, 4. Kerby 3. and Conny, 20 months. To answer some of tho'IC other common questions: •The Vincents occupy a five- bedroom house and travel 1n a < hc-vtolet uburban that was built to scat 12 lhe1r ltvtng room has a iiant 40-inch tclev1 ion so that everyone c4n \Ct they've outarown a d101n1 room l~blc dcs1"'ed for 10. and a table for 14 is on order •The v.eekly VOOCTY bill runs from S90 to S 120 Powdered milk is purcha-.cd hy the SO-Pound baa. •When 1t comes to buy1na clothes and hou~hold good\. Terry Vincent • calls herself "queen of the sales," but she admits it's sometimes awkward to buy 12p11lowsor I 12pairsofsocksat one shot. Terry and Gary Vincent, mamed 20 years in October. came from small families themsel ves. Today, (iary works 10 computer marketing and renovates the Vincent home to accommodate h1 ~ growing family. Terry handles the hou!.Chold chon:s. includinJ playing chauffeur for her very active youngsters. four are in Boy Scouts, one is 1n Indian Guides. 1wo take dancing le sSQns. four pla y soccer and three have newspaper delivery route In ad· dit1on. fi ve have been s1gnC"d w11h a Hollywood talent aacncy. and one recently acted in a peanut buuer commercial. The children all play mus1cal 1nstrumcnts ThouJh the pace is hectic. the mother of 11 insist~. "I don't think I've ever gotten so upset that I think I shouldn't have had this min) chil- dren." When too many childhood traumas and schedule problems an~ at one 1ime. Terry Vincent said. "I JUSt stop and look ~ck and get am u~d. I say 1h11 no one would believe I'm handlina all 1h1\ at once Even r don't btl1cvc it.'' WEATHER Fog keeps flights on the ground A heavy blanktt ot tog cul1aJled lllghta In and out ot Los Angeles and San Diego alrPof1• for more than two houra tOday and a bllcitlog or planea waiting to take otf anarled acfledulea even u the fog began to II" at daybreak About a dozen planet had to bwus Los Angeles lntematlonal Airport •"er Iha fog rolled In along a broad atretch of co11tllne about 3:45 a.m., cutting vl1lblllty to zero. Plantrs had to bypass Lindbergh Field In San Diego and Long Beach Munk:lpal Airport, which we<e both aocked In by the dense tog thal covered the coast from Loa Angeles south 10 the Mexican border. Along the Orange Cout there wlll be Increasing coastal fog a.nd low cloud• apreadlng tal1he< north tonight and Friday morning. Otherwise fair through Friday. Cooler Friday Highs Friday 65 to 78. Lowa tonight In the <401 and lower sos. From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -Inner waters: Light variable winds night and morning hours becoming aouthwest to west 8 to 18 knot a with t to 3-foot wind waves In the atte<noon and evening hours Friday. Swell west t to 3 leet U.S. Temps little Rock 24 •5 Loul1vllte ti 08 M9f'nl)N1 21 t 6 Ml9ml 8eec:h 12 4 t MMw..,~.. 01 ~ "'' . ........ (·• Alb41n'f AllNQuerq ... ArNt1llo A119111• Ali.ntle Clly Au.tin 8Mlt!>Of• atrmlng'1em lk>IM HI L• 30 ..07 ~ 22 411 32 J7 oe 0 14 47 27 30 10 2S 10 12 .oa 42 13 i6 oe 36 a3 S7 20 23 06 46 Oii 44 32 MQl9·St Peul OT 0? :::'~n• ~; ~Calif. Temps SenlaM~ T91\0e !Jelley Y-rt•Vty 76 52 52 09 se J3 ~r~. ~~ :~ Htgn. IOw, IOf 24 llW•U flOlftO II 5 am OltlW\oml City 27 22 Ba11.,1fl'11cl '1 30 Oma/la 9 !ur1u 4 7 4 t Pflll~ll ~2 : : Fr..,..o 44 37 Surf Boe1on 8"ftlllo PhcMlnf• 74 4 7 LancMI.. 87 28 Pt11e0urg11 re .o~ Loe ~ 82 sa ~ ~••ton.SC CMrle9ton.w v C'*10lte.N C CMyenne CNc9go Cincinnati Cleveellld Cotumb<19.0ll OllllM-AWMn Oeyton PMl...cf Mt> 43 06 0 11tl9nO't Btlt>oa W.Oge L90una~h S1nCtemente llD IHAN '4 gooo Pt~ 44 t 1 ReOwoo<l City SC 38 Raleigh 48 10 Sec:<lltnenlo lJI 35 13 , ... I ·3 ,.,, • 02 --03 12 01 11 --03 17 00 31 22 Rapid City 44 21 S•llMt 78 41 ~o 27 23 San Ot9Qo 78 SO I 3 lelt t poor Alenmono 43 12 Sen FrtflCltce S5 40 SI LOUlf' 'I 18 17 S•nla Batoara 90 41 ,-4 good 2 4 gooo St "91 .. T•mpa 111 28 s1°'k1on 36 33 81111 Lau C•ty 21 23 Htg/l low to< 24 nou•a 9"011'0 11 S 1> m w .... ,...,.P 58 Swell dir.cuon Souln-1 o.n-0..~ O..rOlt " ..()1 ~ 36 12 06 12 --02 oe 02 so 24 34 00 ,, 02 60 m 14 01 4.4 21 16 02 79 43 ., 30 San .t.ruonio 49 26 BMumont 76 !>2 S..ttte 41 26 Big 8Mt ~ 21 srv~ j • 17 BtlllOI> ae 211 Si>OI<-26 2 1 91yti,. 74 44 Tides °""''" EJPMO s~-21 06 c.1.itn1 69 s3 TGC*!• 20 14 M1ryevtlr. 37 34 fOOAY f..,.,_, fergo r-,.. 41 MonioVI• 82 43 TulM 2S 20 Monll<tfY 7 1 43 Secono tow 3 19 pm 06 S.concl lloO" 9r.llpm )8 Fi.g.tell Gtend Replde GrMtF ... Helel'9 Honolulu Houeton lndl~ll Jec:kton,MI J-ton'il.lte ..,..,_ WMll!ngton 41 11 Mt Wlltotl 87 !>4 Wldlll• 22 '7 ....,... 70 ~ ftltOAY Wllk __ ... _e..r __ • _____ 20 __ 04 ~ S-:n ~ !~ P...,,, SPflno• Ml •9 F1t1t IO'# '07 t m .. s ~'°"" 8 28• m 8 I 3!>Spm .() 7 07 02 30 12 Sii 20 41 26 17 13 116 39 Extended PU90en• 83 49 Al-9kle 80 SO S.Cond nogn !IS8pm tO 34 San Betnetdlno 80 46 Sun Mii IOOty al 4 SO pm rl-1'11(11 y al 8 571 m and Mii -O•HI •t 4 51 pm Moo" ri-1001r1 •t 4 17 p m eeto F rld•y •1 8 40 I m •nO ti-9gilln P1tohy log 91\d low clouCI• ntgM .,,., motnlng llOu<t OtlMlnwtM f91t t>ut tome ~ ~. 11ign. ee to 78 Lowti moetty 1n tM .io. Sen Gat>ttet 84 44 K.,,_Ctty LMV-O- SM.ION 56 33 Sant• Crui 5'I 4 1 Sent• M1<ll 81 38 11 S 11 pm Park cornerstone purchase fails By ROBERT BARKER Of IN .,.., ..... 8'9ft A proposal to purchase almo!>t two acres envisioned as a cornerstone for the final phases of development of the sprawling Huntington Beach Central Park has fallen through. The City Council had been urged by staff members to pay $770.000 for the "Bradley property" at the comer of Eilts Avenue and Golden West Street near the Mushroom Farm. But City Council officials backed away from negotiations because Nelson Auto Service has a lease on the property that runs until 1993. The company. which spenalizes in hcav} vehicle repairs. pays $600 a month in rent Good Samaritans shot PITTSBURGH (AP) -A man who broke with his pracuce of 1gnonng hitchhikers suffered a head IOJUry and his companion was shot twice by two men they picked up because 1t was Christmas Day and cold. Mayor Bob Mandie said today that the payments -the Cit} apparent!) would have to honor terms of the lease -would not bring a suOicnt rate of return on the cit)'!> in ve'it - ment. The majont} of the City Council believed it was a "bad dcat:· Mandie said. The 1.89 acres. owned by a pioneer Huntangton Beach area famtl ). would tie up one of the last pieces ofland for the ultimate development of1he 327. acre Central Park. 1f acquired by the city. Currently. 201 acres have been developed in Central Park in the area between Gothard and Edwardc; streets and Eilts and Slater avenuec; About 100 more acres \\111 be de· veloped upon completion of the parlo.. The parcel 1n question 1~ loca1cc.J adjacent to the Mushroom Farm that was recentl y purchased by the city. That property 1s to be developed into a mobile home park for re~1dents who will be displaced b) downtown rt'· development. The giant Central Park 1!.JUSl one ot 57 developed parkc; totaling more than 500 acres 1n the cit) Otlic1als dccltnl·d 10 acknowledge 1f. negot1at1ons tor thc property will be reopened. But <:ounc1lwoman Ruth hnlc) 1nd1cated officials have missed the boat on the purchase of property bcl·ausc the pnce could escalate 10 live )ear'\ 1.1. hen 1he term'\ of the lease e\pire BLAZE ... From Al spending the last two nights sleeping and celebrating Chnstmas at the homes of fnt"nds Toda> Pilmcr was prepanng to rummage through the ashes and nnders ofh1s burned-out home. 'Tm not sure what I'll find:· he said .. But I plan to get everything in order and then gel my house fixed up again ." 4-fter 30 years of pulling up a Chnstmas tree. P1lmer said he never e«pccted the trad1t1onal ccntt"rp1ec(' to reduce hrs home to a smoking shell. "We always had such a beautiful tree. you don't plan on any kind of electrical failure on 1t," he said CROWDING EASED AT COUNTY JAIL ... From Al Reporting on condtt1ons at the main and branch Ja1b from No\.. 26 through ~ 17. Grossman noted that inmate population a..-eraged 1.516 during the first part of Deccm· ber and had fallen below the soon-to- be-imposcd cap six ou1 of the last 17 days tn the reporting penod. Inmate cou nts after weekend!> were still above the cap. however. Earlier this month. Grossman ex· pressed concern over the effect of the three-day Veterans Day holiday on Jail populauon. By Nov. 12. the first day for arraignments after the long weekend. there were 1.634 inmate.-. housed in the main Jail In his most recent report, however. Grossman took no special note of the Thanksg1vtng holiday. which didn't show an unusual increase 10 pnsoners at the Jail over that of a normal weekend Weekday inmate count!> dunng the most recent reporting period gencr· all> sta\.ed below I 500 with 1a1I population 1ncreas1ng on Sunday'> and Mondays as high as I .5t!5. Deput) County Coun'-CI Ed Duran said complctton of the modular housing units 1s essential 1fthe count) 1s to meet the court-imposed limi1 Arre'itees unable w make bail on the weekends must watt until Mon- da) 10 be arraigned. dcla)tng their release and boo'\tlng Jail populatton. Duran said. Nu merous small proJC<:l'i needed to finish the modular units at Mu~1ck have yet to be completed. Grossman said "There sttll appear!> to be considerable work rema1n1ng." Once finished. the units must be inspected by the state before inmates can be moved in, he said. George Cormack. director uf 1he General Services Agency's facility and real prosxrty d1' l'ilOn, was al th<.' honor farm this morn ing to review progress on the modularc; and de· term1ne a lOmplet1on date.". ht'\ wc- retarv said Groc;sman noted tcw inmate com· plaint'> .:it the main Jail. the honor farm ora ~cond branch-Theo Lacy in Orange. < ourt order'\ 1hat 1nmat1:'> be gr ven a bed off the floor wtth1n 24 hour'i of 1ncarcefa11on receive at lca!>t 15 minutes for meals and eight hours of sleep were bein11. met, Grossman ..aid. He also noted 1mproH·d santtat1on and sccunt) at the main Jatl dunng December. but ordered the Jail's d1sc1phnary 1<.ola11on unit spruced up and records kept on staffing and the prov1\1on of inmate nghts to 'ihowers. clean clothing. meals and medical care Operation\ at Orange County's main 1all came under court scrutiny after Gra> found the count) had failed to compl y with his 1978 order to suppl} all inmate~ wnh a bunk The main Jail wao; de<11gned to a\.'commodatc 1.1 YI inmate\ but "'a" often hou~1ng 1n excess of 2.000 pn'ioncr'> a day before (ira\ '<;order 10 reduLe its populatton POST-CHRISTMAS RUSH UNDERWAY ... From Al about 40 women. laden with shop- ping bags. waited pa11entl) for lh<.' doors 10 open 'ihortly after 9 a.m. i\nd at the trendy G. Hq. men·., store. a ~lesman nonchalantly shrugged at the <1hoppers sorting through racks of paisley sh1rtt.. wool trousers and bolo ties. "It isn't so bad nght now." h(' said. "But Just wait till about noon when the crowds really get gomg." Many stores offered separate tables or counters to handle exchanges "We try to keep 1t operaung hke an assembly hne," said Joe D'Apnl. manager of Miller's Outi?:Ost. "We ~~~~~E Daily Piiat MAtN OFFICE l•l "'"' 8•1 "' ....... ~. Ma IOOll'" a,,. '•flt. I '11 M"'t CA _,, ''• f don·t want the r<.'tUm'i to get in rhe wav of the sales ·· Of the crowds 1n the mall. IY Apnl said. "It should be hkl· tht'i for the next four days." At Fashion Island 1n Newport Beach. post-Christmas shoppero; got an earh start as well. "I know I'm going to fct in there and find that all the <1tufi hou~l for my family 1s half pnre now. · said Sherry Speelson of El Toro. "Rut I want to see what's on Yle ·· The parking lots tn lronl of Rob- 1 nson 's and the Broadway were the mosl crowded. arcord1ng to :l Fa'ih1on Island Secunty 'ipokcsman Sale 'ieekers gathered in the fog in front of Rullock's Wilshire. the Broadwa). Roh111 son's, ButTum 'sand tnum Court t'icforc the <itores open- t'd at 8 a.m .. the spoke~man said "I can't believe I'm going ~hopping again. but r thought I would n'llSS some good buy~ 1f I stayed home ... said Irvine re\ldent Poll> Johnson. Some pushed ~toilers. some earned packages and mo!\1 were in a hurry as they walked though the large store lo the departmcnto; they wanted .. I JUSl want to get 1n, and then get out of here." said one humcd shop- per." Rut I guess I'm k1ddtng my!lclf .. Delly Piiot Def Ivery It Qu.,ent-.d OaUtllO Ml• 84' ~nl ,,. ... ~ .. & '""IOI•• 641 • l}' C<!•''t, ·9~1 .,. ~ ..... ""l>0'-"•"11 CC"'!'>• ' ., ~ '''°" ~ ''t'•''°"' .a.•~ .. ....ttp "' •J\othf ~ ,,..,.,,,, ,,.,,,,.. '°"'' o. K"Mc.1 tO • tf\ •' ~ 4 t • Justcall 642-6086 'C()C;>)'"ll'°' Cl•'r '""• 0r•"9' ,, De J ~·~ #"tf *~"'-"' t etr'ft" ... l ~rf Htw\ P·-'4 p..1)1."'4'<:1 ~t ''-0-•"9" C ''' P"Ot t• " ~"Y ,.._ .. "'1 ''°"' ••• IN~ "° • •1 ,. ' ,,,,,_, A ""Oii ·~· .,,,Of\ t C>vCh,,._, r-.1.,.,., -S<.nolrt T,... I/'"'< 1>9' 11\1~ M~• t '' l'lO """' e. ••• , ... PO ... ·~ ••M""' CA'" .1.1.• VOL 71, NO. 351 What do }'OU li ke about the Daily P1lot".1 What don't you hke., \all the number above and yo ur me!.sage Wlll be recorded. transcn~ and de· livered to the appropnatc editor. The same 24-hour answerina ~rv1cc may be U$Cd to record letters to the editor on any topic Contnbutor~ to our Letters column must include their name and telephone number for venfica11on. Tell u~ what'\ on your mind S•tu• Mt •"'O """'• 1 -t?u ':k) ....,, ~ • .,.. •?liii' cor,. o.-'• ,.,. •"' '•'°'' 10 . "' .. ,..o , ,,, 'f"IC"'• • t .. 0-*'V..,, Clreutatlon t.-e~ " . ~,.cc,.,,., ·-~ '· Cancer lectU.re series set at UCI . 81olog1tal. chn1tal and psycholog1cal aspc:ch of ~uncer will~ d1..cussed dunng an e1iht-week lecture sene~ at lJ( Irvine, beginning Jan '? he.-The program\, tree and open to the public. will presented from 7 to 9.30 pm 1n the Sc1t:nte Lecture Hall at the Irvine campukin. as well rolorectal and urologic cancers and cancer in children. Other program); will focus on cancer treatment. 1nclud1ng rad1a11on, surgery and chemotherap) peaker\ "'-Ill 111dude l J< I latult)' members. commun1t) ph)s1c1ans and a representative of a public health agcnc) More information on tht' senes can be obtained b) calling CT~ B1olog1cal Sciences 1udcn1 A.ff aw, oflin·. 856-5318 New Year's programs set Ne"" y ear\ he overnight programs for )'Oungsters from 5 to 12 \Cars of age will be offered in three location'> 1h1\ \car b,, the South ( oast YMCA -at R H Dana < rown Valle)' and Concordia elementaf) school' Kids t an enio> their own special New Year's Eve panic ... from 7 30 p.m. 10 8 a.m .. including game'> .... tom·'> t rafi<,. a ... nark and hreakfa'>I 1he next morning. Tht• le<."\ arc S 15 tor YMC A members. $20 for non-memho:r.. and SIS for add111onal children < all !01-9622 for dJd111onal 1nforma11on Dlabetes semlnar offered A four-pan cdutatton scnes on d1abc1c~ .... 111 ho: offered. beginning Jan. 7, at the f ountain Valk> Regional How11af and Medical (enter Hospital cl1n1cal inst ructor Joyce Foust 1s leaching 1he cla<1"c' and there v.111 he input h' a d1et1t1an ph\\11.:al therapist. '>Oual "'orker and ph)s1c1an < la\w<, "'Ill be held trom 7 to Q.30 pm and the rn~t I'> S2'i (all the hosp11arc; education depanmen1 at 966-X I 6M weekda'" trom 8 .i m tu 4 30 pm. for mort' 10forma11on • Statlstlcs fees golng up Fees for rnpll''> of binh. death and marnagl' cenilicates .... 1111$0 up after Jan. I. Ccn1fied copies of b1nh and marriage 1.enifica1es .... ,11 cost $9 while rsople ""anti Ill!, J lOP) ofa death ccnifii:atc: v.111 pa' Binh Jnd marriage certificate focc; include a surcharge that ~ubs1dizes child abuse and famil) conciltauon 'il'f'r ice~. Fees for mamagc licenses and di vorce record<; will also increase b'r S2 after the New Year · Funher informauon 1<1 a' ailable from Ella Sm11h in the Ora'hge Count) Rec.order's office. M34-25JIJ Breast feedlng sesslon set The ad.,,antagc'> ofbreast feeding to mother and hab~ v.111 tx· the topic of the January mccung ot the L1 Lechc L<."ague of Laguna Beal·h. '>t hl'duletl tor Jan 8 at 9·30 am at 114 Nona c.;1 Laguna Beach This 1s the first 1n a senes ot four d1scuss1on meetings which offer both encouragement and informauon to 1n1erc'>tcd mother' For funher informatton. call 41.)4-1 4.14 Table settings shown Elizabeth (1randc ""'" present J slid<." pre'>cn- tat1on on table ~ttings Jan M from IO 30 to I I 30 a m at Nonhwood ( ommunm Park. 4531 Bf'ran <\ H. 1,,, 1ne · No rcsena11on"> are nece'>~n and fnends and family are wekome. fransponat1on " tl\3alable upon advance request and ma~ tx· obtained b~ calling 733-1055 An invitation: Allention organ1za11on presidents and sec- retaries We want to help make your upcoming events. meetings, seminars and lundra1sers suc- cessful Send brief announcements including time. place, cost (1 f any) and a phone numt:>er tor additional information to Bulletin Board Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 Reports of your club or organ1za11on s ac1tv111es -hke community service protects or election of oNlcers -should be directed to the Community News Editor at the same address Non-returnable black and white photographs are welcome Thursday, Dec. 26 No meetings scheduled PoucE Loe Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Thurlday, Oeoember 2e. 198~ * AS ,11 ____________________________________________________ ...... ______ iiiiiiiiiiii ___ ,A KOCE may become' a TV teacher Coast District trustees considering making Cha nnel 50 a training s ite for br oadcasters By PlllL SNEIDERMAN Of tM Oelly '1tot lteff KOCE Channel 'ill thl· Hunt1 nl(ll>11 Beach telev1\1on \IJt1on that ha' hc:t·n called a linam 1al ti rain on the lOllt'l(l d1stnrt that o""n\ 11. ma\ ht' turned into .1 money-genera11ng tl'll'v1\1nn training renter fhat\ the !>n:nano unckr lon,1ekr..;.it1on b) ollic1al\ ol the C oa\t < ummunll\ College D1'itnc1 v.h1lh o""n' thl· I' -.l-.11 old 'itat1on 1 hl' d1\lm c., tru'>ICC\ Jl\o oversee Orange { <la\I (1111Jen "-l''>I ..tnd ( oastline co.liege'> KOCE, headquartered 1111 the C1oh.kn West campus. broaJu1"" district cour'>e'> in b1olog}. F ngli'h and other ~UhJeU\ along v.11h natwnal f'A~ programm1n11 But in reu.·nt 'eM\ \ome J1\tnt I teai:her\ haH~ u1mpla1ncd thJt th<." \talion dra"'' av.a\ tund' tlrnt \hould RO to trad1t1onal da'i'iroom 1n"ltrur11on The: t nllcl"lm reac ht'd ii pinnadc.-1n I '>In "'-ht'n d1stnc1 trustee'> votc.-d to la\ off about I 00 latult) membc:r\ v.h1k 1..un11nu1ng to 'uh<i1d1lt' the telc' 1\1on i.tatton K<X E becamt· a campaign 1\\Ul" that I.ill v. hen voter<i tlened thr<."e ne"" t ollegc d"1r1c1 trU\tec~ v.ho had \O-wed 10 requm; 1h1: ')tat1on to ho:u11nc finanualh ')elf ,un1uen1 · \.1anageml·nt u1n')ultanl\ hired alter the cleu1011 rewmm<."nded the d1stnc1 divest 1t'>Clf ol tht• tdc' 1\1un \talion and turn 11 <ner to tht· 1nlkpendcnt KO< E-TV Foun- da11on In Augu-.1 I \)l(4 the trustee\ !.Cl in mouon a ~0-month plan aimed a t grad- ual!~ rctluc 1ng the thstm.:t'o; funding for KOCF and fin.1th transfenng at'> license tu the foundJt11>n Rut C u.i't ul\tm 1 ( han'-dlor Da\ id Bro"' nc:ll th1\ v.n·k !>aid he ha\ prt•pan:d a ne"" propo\ill that ""ould permit tht· Waiting for Christmas hams d1!.tnct w c.onttnue opera1111g 1he $talion ""hilt' u'ling at\ "udio!> to train \ludent\ 1n broad(dt:1t1ng. The prupo)al Wlll not ~ be-d1SCu!>scd at a puhlic board meeting until late January. but Rrov. nell said the 1n1t1al reactton has l'>t:c.-n fa,orabk I sen~ strong <>uppon tor tht' concept ul a tek \l)IOn academ' v.11h1 n the board and the d1'itnc1 (adm1n1stra11on1 · the chancellor said. Ont' kt) 1s the station's deneasing reliance on d1stnrt mone) Brownell ..aid KOC'E rect"n ed about S:! million 1n dlSlnct funding dunng the 1983-84 ~hool )t'ar. This vear.1t 1s getung less than SI m1lhon Brownell said the current plan call'i for 1986-87 funding to drop to $400.00U. roughh equivalent 10 what 11 would cost the d1!>lm.t 10 bu-. air 11me for its telecourses elsev.hc:re As d1stnct funding de<. rt'ased KO< E: has ma1nta1ned ns financial halante b' cutting about 30 emplo~ec'> and ra1'>1ng add111onal fund-; out">ldl' the d1\tno 1hc.- cham.ellor -.aid In place nt d1'¥es111ure Bro~ncll ha'> '-uAAe'>lt:d U\IOI! KO< Ea!> a 1rain1n~ plat<." Many area resident.a spent part of Christma s Eve waiting In line to pick UP' Honeybaked hams . A line of people waltinl( to pick up their traditional Christmas dinner from the popula.r Huntington Beach store WTapped around the shopping center at Garfield A venue and Beac h Boulevard. Construction worker offering $2, 500 to get his lost dog back By JERRY RICE OeMr PllOt C.orr"po-1 \nhur l\.nn\ h.i' 111" a tru,tcJ lril·nd Jnd he" "'1ll1ng 111 p.n handSllmt•I\ lor .1 rl'UOll)O .\h<1U1 thrt'l' month' ago h1'> dog ()ukt· "alkt•d .iv..1' trom J 1 onstrurtwn \Ill' In 11 fore> \\here l\.no\ '' ... ., ~orking He: h.t, not <,cen Duke "nt1· ·-rm t'rv1ng OH'r ltt\lng 1h.11 dug·· ,,11J KnO'I:. "'ho .... a, g1't'n tht• dllg \l'\t'n H-.11, ago a' .1 g1t1 from hi\ "lk ·1k nw.1111 t'\ef\ th1ng.1n tht• \\nrld lo nw ·· Duk1· I' J llll\l'U hrt't'd Jug thJI Ion\,,, c;in11l1a1 to a l>ohcrman pin..chcr I k " pnmanl\ hi.id in u)lor hut "' goldt•n hro"'n 1n lhl' thl't'k' on th1· bottom ot h1' tail and the lll"l'r hJll 111 h" kJ.t' I k . , ""t'1gh' Jh1 1u1 !11<1 p11und' and h.1, tlnpr\ \'Jf\ "-1111\ hJ' lill..l'O the dug tn 'Jrwu' ,or1,trutt1nn \Ill'' \\hen· he hJ' ""urkt•d \IOlt· [)ul..c v.J, 2 month' old · Ht• ""..I' n111.1tra1d ufhe1ght'i Ht• "'ould ""JI 1111 tx-.rn1' \l'\t·ral \tonl'<. up and '"1uld ''l'Jr .1 1 Jrpt·nter'' hag .ind lJrn tool\ and natl<. 111 the ml'n .. Duh· might \\JnJcr nil hut nn n 11111 1.11 ·• .iJJt•d "-no\ ·fk \\11uld ah\,I\' 1.•'m,· hat k .1round lund1 t1111t "lwn 1t11 1.Jlt·nn~ 1ru1. \,, 1.o1mt· T 11JI hn""l'\l'r m.1, nnt ~· 1h1• m"'' rcmark,1hk thing Jhout Dukl .1cr11rd1ng 10 thl' Huntingt.•n Ht•Jt h rt'\ldt•nt V. hill' ""''' .ind hi\ hrutlwr \1.1•rt' \kcp1ng 1n .1 I 11pJng...1 l .in}11n pJrl.. "·hik "'ork1ng on J ton,trut·t11in prn1l'l t I >uk,• alcn{·J lhl· p.m 1.• an Jtta,kcr Dui>.l· hll the a'''1tl,1n1 and "-n11\ JnJ h1<. hrothtr held ham until tht• pohtr "t'r( not1til-J l\.no\ \J1J lht man "J' ..... intt•J l•H murdn "i1nlt' ht• I ... ,. Du l "-r • ' h.l' .ll· 1cmp1cd a numbn ot thing' 11 tind ham 1!1<, lather Hugh plall'J an .Id\ ertl\t._ nll'nt in tht· DJ1h Pilot and 't'' 1.'rJI uthn parx·r<, 11f)a1n~ J s: ~tH• rl·u..1rd IPr h" rl·turn I It h.1, rt·n11·d J ht•l1ll•r1cr JnJ t.llkl'U lnl·nd' tnll ,l·Jr, h1n~ I\) ()ul..t r tht• h I\ "' th 'hl' r l\\Ur·\\ hl't' Jr' l \t'hldl'' l\.n1•\ hJ\J ''''-1ruda1l·,I Cl<>\t1.':' "Ith Du kl ' r11. IUrl· ··1 kl•l lll..1· I'm \l..1n1ng ''' ~l't up J llllil' "''' l\.r1e1' ,.11J .. But lil'l'P Jl'" n 1n\11k I k rlll\\ I II Ill'\ l'f t/.I \ t' ur tor studt'nt broadcasters Classc' 1n tele- v1!11on commun1cauom. could make the d1~tnc1 eha.ible for as much" $800,000 1n add111onal suue fundana. w\\h arants a.od other revenue bringina the P.roaram's annual income to about SI m1lhon. the c hanceUor said. Btcau!lt' KOCE already hu most of the nt\.t sar) equ1pmt'nt, the pnmat) cost would~ for facult)' membc-rs In tht' end. • the incoming fu nds would ellceed the cost of opt'rallng tht' broadcasting d~sses. Brownell believes If the trustees approve KCX 'E could ~gm ofTenng m first seven classes by Septem~r w11h 22 classt's en\ 1s1o ncd v.11htn t""o vears Brov. nt'll's proposal caJli. for the co"urses to be offered through ( oastltne College The chancellor said he belie' es tht' burgt'oning 1elev1s1on field v. ill <:reates a strong local demand fo r classes at KOC E .. \.\ e belie' e 1t will ~ cost-effic1ent • Bro~ nell said of the proposed tele' 1s1on academ' De<1pi1e llS past finanual problt'ms tht' chJn1..ellor ..aid the station .. ,s s1mph too 'aluabk an asset to fnt~er awe> ·· Market strikers t_o,vote today Teamster s ask union member s to approve- proposed con tract 8 )' the Associated Press f eclm">tt'r otliuals urged lht' union ~ mt'mber., 10 appro' ea contract ofTer from maJor \outhem ( alitorn1a 'iupermarkt't ~ha1n.. hut leadt'rsof onl) one ofs1x locals of lhe butrhe~· union endorsed thc.- ten1a11' e agreement a union spokesman said \lemtx'.r., of the t""o unwns ~t"re tci 'ute toda' on 4j propo-.ed contra( 1 that tould end the ~'en-...,eek outht"m C ahtom1a groc.e~ stnke The tentall'c atcord ""as reached Monda~ b~ nego- 11a1or<, from thr unions and the Food EmplO\ers Council v.h1ch represents major groce~ chains .. Ifs hard to read .. said Dan ~rnton <,pol.esman for tht' unions .. To tell ~ou the truth. there might~ a lot ofmem~~ out there. when the\ hear the terms of 11 v.ho'll ht: dmat1sfied ·· 'iv.intl\n s:ud fi\e !ocal\oftht• butcht'r' un1un the I n11cd F1>0d and ( ommercial ~ 1rkt'r' "'ould prt'\t'nl 1he prupo'>Cll to m1•mtx·r' v.11hout J ren)mmendauon It the '11\.'at, uttt·" rt• 't t lht' pa, t hut tht T eam\ter<. t•ndur\(.· 11 t e meat cutters ,ould •nn11nue the 'tnkl' lone he said fh1· un1nn' rt•i:m.'SC'nt 10.1)(1(1 meat \ u11eri. and "'rapper' Jnd 2 000 Team \tt'r 1 ~ut ker. "'..1rt•hc1ux·mt·n and <,lflilt' "'cirl..l r' • Thl' un11m\ \trutk \ ons stores '-ll' ' .ind ~erl' then lcx kl'd Put h~ \I). other 1.hain<, .\lht:r1'l1n'> .\lpha Bt'tJ Hutthl'' L U\I..' Ralph,Jnd 'iak"'a' Tht• 't'\ 1.·n, 11mpan1e<i ha' e a~1u1 l.X)( 1'tore"1 n \l1utht•rn l .iltfom1J f-IUI 1thc:r thJIO' H'prc'K'ntt•d h\ thl· , <"'Unl I Bm 'i Fon~h I < P11)nt't'r .ind ...,t,llt'r Rm-. ha' e n<l t lixkl'd out tht·11 t'mph \l'l., hut hJ' t' JlffCl'd IP .iti1dr h' "h.11n er agreement l'ml'fgl'' !rum tht· ta11.., Drunken drivers keeping Highway Patrol hopping 't11kn trnm ,J, \\.tin tit \' 't"' T u,·,dJ' Founta in Valley \ one-\t'Jr-<1IJ fk.t,i.lt• J,1~ '"' '''!)(incd <.tokn trnm thl.' rl'M '.irJ ·•I .1 h11mt· in the ll'llll(I til1l\k 01 HnJr T llt''ida' The 'll t1m ttild polttt thl' dog ma) haH· tx·rn n•mtl\t'd r.c,.1u,1· 11 "'3S barlong too mul h .1,lt ,,,, 1<'1'••1'1.-.I ,1.11t'n tr11m ,J ">l•lt "'~ 1 1 .. \ •t.1 p1, kup tru, I. .1 ' • .ir ,1, r1·1 '' I' rn)1.1r\\·,1 ,111kn •r •r' .1 r1.·.I 1 '' J lli•rJ.1 < I' 11 and .i ' ' 1.-11·'" :-x· " 1, ·r-1ncd 'tolt'n r m .I ~rl'l'n I J I \\ 1\IJ ,t.H111n \\J~· • \ ~ ,.u ''''" "a' rl·11111n1·11 t,lfX'' ~ t'rt' rt·P<1nn! ,1, 1lt•n 1 r1 Ill' J h11ml· 1n tht· 1'1"\1111 blotl.. l•I .\tlanta \ 1 t'OUl' \ltlr Ja, Thl' thll'I t•ntrrt·I.! 1hr 'Ugh .in unlt'I\. h·d rc.-ar <.lading gla'' ,11,o1r p.lhC't' rc.-pon' ..aid • • • \ 111h1ng 'alued at SI ~oo ""J'i 1.•p.1ned <.11,len trnll'l a hu!>IO<''>' at I ..,,: .\dam' \' r V. 1·Jnc\da\ More than 100 mmonsts traveling counl} o;trcct'i or h1ghv.a)~ were ;Jrrt•,11.·d on ,u.,p1uon of drunkl'n drn 1ng h) m1dn1gh1 ( hmtma~ da~ The Caltforn1a tl1ghwa) Patrol nahht·d 31 dm ere;. 3\ eraging slight I\ more than one arrest per hour during a 'itrl'tth from ti pm Tuesda) to m1dn1~ht Wedne-,da) Offict-rc; c;a1d t ~ere 1'i no comparahl<: figure from Coeta Mesa The 4 1-year-old manager ot a L1 Peute Boulangent' bakery reported that four Vietnamese bandits robbed him ofS3.000 tn front of his home in the 2500 block of Lehigh. Dennis Peter Barr. the victim. told police that he was about to get into his hakcry truck at S:3S a.m when he wa'i accosted by tht' suspects who reached ror his money bag. In backtng up to esca~ his attacker . he fell. poltce \!lid. Reports said the susp«ts then took the money and fled 1n a green Toyota brand1sh1ng pistols when the v1ct1m trted to stoo them . ' . rec;1dent 1n the 800 hlock of Wes I 18th Street rcponed that while he ftnd his fa mily "'ere v1•ut1n' fncnd~ Wtdncsd3y a thief hroke into their home and stole a $700 video cas~tte rcc.·order and Sl.OSO 1n 1ewelry • • • An employ<'t' ot the Park l 1do Medical Man reported that a thttf broke into the I Q4S Placrnt1a venue \!Ort' Tucsd1" n1~1 hut didn't steal la'>l ~ear v.ht•n ( hn,tm.1' kll du1111g. .1 fou r-tla' holtdll \ Orange C'oun·I\ "ihl'flff, dcpu11t·' \.\hll patrol muth ol 1h1• '11111h u111nt' and <H hc:r umnlorporJtnl tom mun111e .... hookl.•d tN ix·npk 11n ,11,p1 uun or drunken llfl\ ing dunng .1 JI\ hour penod ending ,1t b n m \\ l'dnl•,. da) During lhl' lir'>t '""" Ja'' ot tlw an) thing • • • •\new $450 video l'n\'i<'ltt' rt'u1rder wa~ rcponcd sto lt-n lrom d hnnw an the 800 bl<X k nt ( t•nter "\trel't Wednesday Newport Beach .\ SI .090 color TV ~t. a S 12 ~ camcra.a S500goldt:ha1nandS.!I 1n ~k1 clothing wrre reponed ~tolen lrom a home 1n the 3 300 blod of v. <'\I Ocran Front Tuc~a' The 1h1l'I entered through an unlocked r1•ar wmdow. poli~e repons ~aid • • • A resident in the 200 hhx. I.. ol Gamet rcpont'd that he awol.c f U<.''> ®'' to find his hrown I Q7Q PoN h<' QI ·1 rtllttna on 1b fram~ Wlthout 11re' or Ill httls The lo'' v.as ec;11matrd :u SZ.866 • • • Twocasc ofcham~&.newonhS1~ were rcponcd ,tolcn from Manner'c; Mile Mari ne Center. 2439 w c Oll\t H1ahway • • • A red 1967 l4tmhorthin1 "'o nh S '0.000 wa' repontd 1olt'n from the < hn,101.1\ h1)l11l.I\' 111 I 1ISJ dt•ptttt<'' .1rrl'\tcd •n mnllHl'l' t11r 1ntcl\11 ;11r1I dll\1118 \ ( 111' 'e1l"lnt•1, 1 h,·1 k11111n1 '' 111 I'll· 10 operallon I rid.I\ JI .an .1,' ·1 und1'>Clo....-d lcllJ\1on in \Jnt.1 \11.1 \ 'hc,kpo1n1 "'•I'> t'rl'l h'tl la,1 "l't'k,·nll in Fl Tnro m.irJ..intt !ht• lir,1 1101, 111 thc rounl\ thl' (Ill' hJ' h.11n1..11.kd .1 \lr1·e1 to rhn·J.. tnr d1 unl..,·n Jn,,.,, "lev.port \.tarrHll hntl'l 101 •100 '\jL·" ran ( entrr l>n\l • • • -\ lhtel repon1·dh \tolr ,111 lnur llrl'' and v. heclc; oil an 1\ nn 1111111 Por-.,l ht• 9 11 ('parked in J t .lr <.ak' 101 JI 4.1 ' F. Coast High\\.&~ Tht' Im' ~." t•c.tirnatC'<l at S3.500 • • • I\ $100 gold nng ""a' rl·portt•d \tolen from a horn<.' 1 n th<' 1110 bl()( k 111 Topaz. • • • I\ S 17 tenn1\ fa\QUet .ind S200 Ill dothing were amo ng the 11rm\ I'<'· poncd '1olen rroma hlue I Q84 Ford l tJ. parked in front of a homr 1n the ~00 block ofOnv' 'iunda\ n1,ht Th(' total los!I amounted to SI <).I polH.l. report \O&uJ lmne ·\Huff\ Pro Thunder b1nde v.onh hctwten 150 nnll s~oo wa~ repon<'ti \IOltn from a home a Ion~ RlackMonC' Tucsda)' • • • .\ Luck)·, \upcnnarlo.et ~hopper reponed that her puN" ron~in1n1 m111\' than s.ion 10 l)f<\J",'n\ \\:l\ • • • .\Fountain V Jllc' Rl·g11.10JI Hmr1 1al nuMe reponcd that t J<.h ttHJllnll $2tll)and $5511 inc hn.,1ma,g111 ... 'H'rt ,wlen from her hlue 147 4 Dat,un 'lllC1 X parl.t•d in lhc I"' IOtl Lud1d 'llrl't't lot T uc,dJ' • • • \ '..i..~ear-old llun1ing11m Rt'.h h ,,·hool bus dm er rl'poncJ th.11 a n1.1n Jming a blue 1-orJ p1tkup tn11k pulkd along bc\1dc him and poin11·d .1 gun at him v. htk ht• v.a' dn' ing n1,nh on tht• an l>ictto I rt:l'V.3\ 1 Ul'~1.1' m11rn1ng • • • \ h1c~ck ltl•ll' and .i g.ir&ge d1•11r 11pt:ner ""orth ~'1 'i . \\Crc rl"p.,rh·d ,111lcn from tht' gAr.ig1· nt a home 1n thr ltl,()() Nl~k o t l\h.imorc Tul·, ,t,I\ Huntln(ton Beac h \ thief f'('pont'(U,, 'ltole \XOO 1n \tt'rtl) equ1pmt'nt from a home an tht' I 00 bloclo. of ~nd • trcct \\. C"dnesJa' Pohl'<' report ..aid the intruder pr\C"tl n rear bathr\)Onl wmdo~ to ~.tin <'n II"\ • • • \ S "tXl clc-' lnt au1tar and $100 1n ~u11~r pan!. ~err rrponed ~tolen frnm .l '1h't'r l)3t\un p11 l up parlo.t'd at the comer of 11th C\trttt and Pacifi( ( 03'\t Highv.3) \\.C"dnt\da). • • • Thrte rr,td<'nb ohn ap:uiment 1n the I Q800 block or 8rookhurst trcrt rcponcd burglane\ to their vch1C'lcc; parlo.t'd 1n the romplc\ 101 Wcdnf'\· da' Tool' \Jluc-d at S lO and S I~ 1n ,h,kn 1r1•m .1 1.11' I 1~1'11 T1l\ot.\ 1 r1.'\'>1JJ p.irl..nl 1r lhl' •• 1rpon 1lf .ln .1panmenl 1n 1t1. 11.:1~1 tihx k nt [)l\ne' \II 1n,l.1' • • • \anda' r1r .. r•,•,\h J1J ~''"' 111 Jam..tllt' I•• .i \\11m .1n hur, 1' .11 11.1 p., "•h \trt't'I \un,1.1\ ..'.he" th,., ,pra,ed pain111n th,· "·'II' . . . \ S.:'.t!il lc.ttht•r 1J1. l..1.·t .inJ J ~I ' ""' ''\ .1m1\ kn1 ll' ""t'rt n·p..1nl·J ''l'kn tr1'm a ,ar parkt•J 111 thl' Jti1it1 hhl\.k ot Pr<'ludt' \Jturd.1' n1gtll . . . \ re\ldt·nt 111 1h1.• ri~.11 til1xi.. 1•! I '• n rep.1n1.·d thJt 'anJah lhr<'v. a1 1•1'11,·, 1 thn1u~h tht' Uf'\IJll' "'in1.l1'"" 1lf ha' he1nw \l1,nt1a' ,au''"ll S lt'111 in ,1.1 m.1111· • • • \ SI :oo '111C'n, .1\\t'llr rrt Prtkr J S-1111 1 \ \C'l .u1,1St-ll1n '1drn, a~\<'11<' • • • l a'>h wtahng SVi11 and $'(\11 an ffil'l'Cllan<'OU' 1tc:m' ~c-re reponed 'lolt'n lrom c1 hu,1nt'" at \Jll41\ .\dam' • • • .\ th1el repunl'dh 'itOlt' SI l(l( tn ,J,h lrom a fa'it -ltl\ld restaurant .ll '1< ''" -\Jam' .\' t' l ue~c1' night Pol11.1· repon' 'i31d the intruder pnt"J thl' tr.int door ll' p.aan t'ntr. South County Fart' <-qu1pmt•n1 anJ untlomi\ \ JJUC'.'(j at s.i:'-Vq'fl' '•'fl\\nrd Stolen 1rom a Laguna Rt•J, h h,111alt<ln t)f 1h1· nrangr Count' f 1r1' l'>t·fl.1n mrn1 • • • kwtlr} \ aluC'd JI S '·' dnJ \~\lo 1n ,·a,h were rt"poncd ''l'lcn lwm a I .lfluna "11gucl home • • • Peace art brings arrest th lbf A11od 1trd Prt'll~ 1 hrt't' .1n11 1,u, lt'.H Jl fl\ 1'1' ha'<' h<'<'n "ummonl"d tn apf'('ar in Or.toge l nunt' Har~r \.foninr;ll ( oun tln l hllr"gC'i ell maht ll\U\ m1..i:h1ef ;ind 'c1ndalt'lm tor pa1n11ne \1lhouC'lt<'' nn .1 'ral Bta1.h 'tft'(I 10 dramat11C' tht e0t'l..t'> of nuclt3r ..,.:if nnr of tht dekndant \a1d 1 he '11lhout'tlC'\ pa1ntc-d \u b -.en- ~rt C1f an 1nlt'mat1t1n.1I .. hado-. Pm1t'l..·t .. intended t<' l"t'\:311 th<' atomic homh1 ng ol H 1rosh1ma and tht pott'n· ti.ii tor furtht'r holocausts. Fh11b<-th l ra"' lord \ll1d l ra~1ord and Richard Hamel both (ll \anta "na and Manon Ped: or C nrnna P~'1den1 of the county fhnpt('r of .\lh;tnc-t for urv1val wen: 1t)l11 to apJl('tr Jan 10 < raw1ord u1d the) 14 ill plead tnn<X't'n t \he \.ltd the) used an ea 1ly ~mo\ed chalk·hke substance and did not damaat or deface pubh pm~"' "' A4 * 0r.nge Cout DAILV PILOT/ Thurlday, Oeoembet 26, 1936 •• • , • • c • • • " • • • ' • .. • • • • • • c • .. 4 ij ••• \'(c \t• '-\.orkt•J h.1rJ to Ill 1IJ the: lme 1 in \o ut dc:un ul\' co"t' over c.hc: pa.-,1 IC\\ ye-<1r-. Bui becau~ the t U'i(' of (1f\ Wiutn~ you c:lect rK 'it:rrn:e hJvc co ntinuct.I IO cl1mh. you m igh t find a -;light increa.~ in your ck'<.. tm hill this winter ~o chi" m1ghc tx· .1 very good ttme for you tu thank again abo ut the m:m y w:.iy ... \'uu un manage energy in your o~ n ho me A FEW DEGREES COULD DO IT. Jw,t by setting yo ur tht·rrno,.t.lt .ll 68°during the Jay anti 55°at night . you'll save energy Ano 1her good way co use le. s heat is 10 heat lc.:!> . ., ...._ space Close che door-. and wnt.., co ~ nx)mS yo u don t ~often. If you can keep fa mily acti\'it1c.: . .., in o ne roo m, an econom1caJ d eccrk portable pace heate r m.iy be ,tit you nee<l to kc:c:p warm ant.I tuZ) ltO LD ON TO YOUR HEAT. Clo~ your drape' 10 h1 >l<l <in 11' 1ht· heat a1 night =ind 1 >n d.trk. glrn irm dJy ... < )n nict· U:1y.., OJ)(.'0 lht·m IO kt !ht· "Jrmth of !ht· ~un .,hint· 111 , \ II y< 1u ha,·e :1 fin:pb n:. ht· ~urc l(> dn-.e 1hc: cbmpc:r " hc:n ~our fin: pl.Re " not 111 u~· ThJt keep~ warm :iir from c:~c.1p1nR up the chamn(.'y. MORE H OT TIPS. FREE. OTHER SERVICES FREE. CALL l-800-9S2-S062. If \'llll re an Ed1~on l.'U~tomer, call I HI)() •>S 2 ')()().! to haw :.u1 Ed1-.on rerm :scnt:uive wve you an~wers. tip!> ;md informa· cion o n c:ne rgy manJ~e me nr. Anu they ca n tdl you about ... o me nt our helpful 'ic.:n ·ice'l 10 0 Li ke our Air Comh 11o ner Cycling Pre > gram whic h can earn you owr S too 1n c red1t.., on your h1fl , next ~um mer Our Le \'d P:.ty Plan can help you manage your hilb 1n e4 u.1I payment' throuRhout the year. For more info r macion o n 1h1~ plan. plea~ ct.111 your l<x:al Edbon offkc: \X'mter 1s :Jlmos1 herl· But \.'-hen y< >u use encr~y wiM:ly, we think r ou'll ix' Jfl):Jl.ed lo Ubt'O\'(.'( chat hd ping your wallet weathe r the w inter is al mm1 no trouble at .111 t I Southern California Edison WORL D ·Mt. Etna eruption kills 1, hurts 12; lava contained CATA NIA. 1c1l)' (AP ) -Small tre mors shook Mount Etna and kept emergency workers and volcano ex- pens on alen today. but oflic1als said the volcano's sudden eruption dtd l'\ft endanger nearby villagers be· cause the red-hot lava was being contained in a re servoir. The volcano, Europe's most actt ve. &cgan spewing lava at 3:45 a.m Chnstmas Day, tnggcnng a senes of earthquakes. The strongest quake. which measured 5.0 on the Richter scale. caused a reson hotel to collapse. lulhng one Italian man and sligh~ly inJuring 12 other people. authont1cs said. Gregono Granata, a Catania ol- fi c1al, told The Associated Press by telephone that two command centers had been set up to monitor the volcano. one 1n Catania and one an ZafTerana. a village on the volcano's southern slope. . The la va was flowing from the volcano's southeast side. . M 1htary unit!. were ordered on alcn and more than 200 firefighters. pohce and cavil defense workers were posted at Zafferana and nearby Milo to evacuate the two villages' 5.500 residents if necessary. Granata said. "The stalt' of alen wall remain an effect at least for another 48 hour'i," Granata said "But unle$5 a new fissure opens. there is no danger to the residents, and thert as absolutely no 1mmcd1ate plan to evacuate them " City officials said the lava tlow had slowed considerably by this morning. and was being co ntained in a large natural reservoir some distance above ZafTerana and Malo Lebanese militias agree to stop war BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -Kad10 stations said today the country's three most powerful m1ht1a s had reached agreement on a peace pact designed to end the IO-year-old c1v1l war. and will sign it before year's end. The Drusc. Shiite Moslem and Chnstian milttaas had been expected to sign a Syrian-brokered armistice on Nov. 3, but the Chmt1ans raised last-minute objections. State-run Beirut radio ~1d ne~o llators resol ved the impasse dunng talks Wednesday at Syrian Vice President Abdul-Hahm Khaddam's office in the Synan cap11al. Damas· cus. The breakthrough was confirmed by spokesmen for Drusc warlord Wahd Jumblatt's Progressive Soc1al- 1st Pany, Justice M1n1ster Nabah Berri's Shiite Amal movement and the Lebanese Forces C'hnsuan m1lit1a headed by Elie Hobeaka The spokesmen said they ha'e agreed not to re lease details of the accord until 11 1s signed. ( hnsuan-controlled radio stations '><lid Bern . Jumblatt and Hobe1k.a ~ould sign the final armistice draft th1!> ">aturday or Monday an Dama'i- cus. "Bamng un forseen developmenh . the accord wall be signed before the )'Car·~ end or within the fi rst few da)' of next year." the state radio quoted Bern a'i saying. The station said he made the statement af\er heanng a repon from Amal's negotiators upon their return to Beirut. The agreement basically as aimed at giving Moslems equal power with the \hnstaans. wh o dominated the 'ov- emmcnt. arm y and judiciary since Leban on's I 943 independence from France. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---; Africans attacking over mineral rights • ~ " .. • • • 4 • • • 4 • • ' • • \ • ' • • • • • II I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I\ • • • • ' • • i • .. --- LADIES' FASHION CLOTHIN FOR MOTHER ANO DAUGHTER 10 •00 'Be here when A M the doors • SHARP• open for the first selection Up To 75°10 Up To 75°10 SHOES FAIULOUS STYLES UP TO 75o/o 75°10 Up To 75°10 Border Fighting In Burkina Faso Tribes clash, killing 53; unrest renewed in c1ties By tbe A11oclated Press JOHANNESBURG. South Africa -Fierce fighting between thou~nd!> of Zulu and Pondo tnbc men killed 53 people near Durban, and five blacks died in renewed unrest an urban cen1ers around South Afnca. pohce said today In Cape Town. black act1v1st Winnie Mandela paid her th ird vistt in as many days to her 1mpmoned husband, outlawed Afncan National Co ngress leader Nelson Mandela. Mandela, 67, as Jailed at Pollsmoor Pnson . Syrlans armlng near Golan Helghts? LONDON - Syna has bu alt up its forces opposite the Golan Heights wtth tank traps and anallery 1n a wa) that would allow 1t to stage a surpnse attack on lsraeh forces, Jane's Defense Weekly says. The authoritative pubhcatton quoted a senior Israeli defense source as saying that ''the Syrian army's present deploy.ment enables 11. w11han a very s~9rt SP.ace of time, to move over from a defensive pos111on to an offensive pos1t1on Israel accused of underground nu.te tnta BEIRUT, Lebanon -A Soviet news report excerpted in a Beirut newspaper toda y accuses 1 'irael of carryin• out underground atomic tests and of possessing 40 nuclear warheads w11h m 1ss1les to carry them. The repon came in an Arabic-language an1clc distributed in Beirut by the Soviet's Union's state· run Novostt press agency which did not cite a source for ns repon. 1 Chlnne officials mum about hljac.thlg PEKING-\h1ncsc official.,toda) kepi mum about the Dec. 19 h1j11cJung oh Soviet a1rhncr to hana. not so yang where the/lane was. how many ~pie had commandeered at or how the dram11 cnde . China's Forcian Ministry announced Wednesday all passengers and crew of the Antonov-24 returned safely 10 the Soviet Unaon on Occ 21, two days after the plane was fon:ed to land in nonhea\t China. Mexico reports large9t theft of ardfactll MEXICO'CITY -Pn~lcss Mayan and Aztec treasure and ra.rc 901den objects datina back ccntuncs were stolen from the National Musaun of Anthropolciay and History an the largest archacol'{llcal theft ever in M~ico. the museum announced today. The 140 pieces were discovered mi ant Chnstmas Da y from ~vcn showcases 1n the museum. one or the best known tounst :utractsons 1n Mexico City. newspapers reported Amona the objects hsted as m1s~ina were almost 11l 1ho$( on d1 play from the saettd reservoir at Chichen-lt7a sn the Yucatan ptn1nsula. stveral p1~ from 1he famed Palcnquc ru1M ~nd pnetlt~s golden ObJe<.'1s an the M1\ter room Orange Coast DAILY PILOTIThurlday. Oecembet 28. 1M5 * Al ,~ Families with children said worse off since '73 Court h al ts NJ schools' sil en t tim e Tanker cleared after spill By dlie AtMdat.e4 Prett PORT ANGELES. Wah -A tanker that leaked more tM.o J00.000 gallons of Alaskan crude 011 offthe scenic Olympic Pcrunsula wu approved for depanure today. leaving at least a week of cleanup behind. The Atlanti Richfield Co tanker ARCO Anchoraae had Coast Guard approvaJ for an 8 a.m. departure to resume its voyaic to the Arco refinery at Cherry Point. nonh of Bc11inibam. Three skimmers wctt added to the cleanup force off environment.ally sens111ve Dunacncss Spat today. bnngJoa the total to nine skimmers for removing the brown. stJcky cmuJs1on of oil and seawater known as .. mousse.·· Coast Guard oflic1aJs said WASHINGTON (AP) -The economic well-being of families with children has worsened dramatically ~1nce 197 3. in part because of the 1ncrea~ in single parents -ur,uall)' women. a new study shows According to the .report b:r the congressional Joint Economic (om- minee. families with «h1ldren now account for S3.3 percent of the nation's popula11on. down from 61 S percent 1n 1973. But their share of total national income si nce 1973 has fallen even faster. from 40.2 percent to 32.6 percent - a 19 percent drop "If the nation's children arc re- garded as its social. pollt1cal and economic future. this 1nformat1on 1s ver) disturbing," said Rep. David Obe)'. D-W1s .• the chairman of the panel. The study, which was released Wednesday, gave no sim(>le expla- nauon for the decline. But 1t said the increasing number of families hcade9 b:r one t>arent -usuall y a woman - contnbuted to the decline. ingle parents headed 24. 7 percent of all families in I 984. up from 16.4 percent in 1973. the study said. It found that families with single female heads had a mean income last year of SI 3,257. less than 40 percent of the S34,379 average income for two- parent families. "The last decade has been one in which economic performance has been d1sappo1nung for many Amen- Mass slaying victims' families compensated SAN DIEGO (AP) -Families ot 21 people who died in a l 984 ram page at McDonald's restaurant in ~an Ysidro are getting up 10 S50.000 each following a ludge's appro .. al ol pa)- outs from a SI I mil hon fund . D1s1nbut1on of the $500.000 re- leased b) Supenor Coun Judge "1ad• Loven began Tuesda) and wa<., 10 continue today at the Casa Familiar counseling center. not for from where James Hubert) opened fire Jul:r 18. 1984. before he was shot and killed b)' police. The SSOO.OOU 1s · being d11;1ded among 53 relall\es ofthe 21 v1ct1ms. The fund was set up after the massacre when Joan Kroc. widow of McDonald's fou nder Ray Kroc. donated SI 00.000. followed by a SI m1lllon contribution by McDonald's Corp. About 55 minors involved 1n the tragedy will split one-fifth of the remain mg $650.000 next month. and the rest will be put 1n an interest- bcan ng account from which each w1 II be paid at age 18. Lovett ordered the payouts after meeting wuh Guillermo Marrero, the auomey for the fund, and attorneys for survivors. who agreed to a plan under which "people who suffered the most would receive the most." Marrero said. ~ family that had four members. killed received a $50.000 check. Couple held in slayings of three at pizza eateries By the Associated Press LAS VEGAS -A couple arresll·d in the slaHngs of a Domino's Pizza employee 1n California and two other!> in South (arohna were held without bail pending extrad1t1on proceedings. police said Mitchell Carlton Sims. 25. who once managed a Domino's outlet 1n South Carolina. and girlfnend Rub) Padgett. 20. were arrested earl)' ( hnstmas morning at a nonh Las Vegas motel. Officer Brent Becke r said. The filing includes allegations of special circumstances. which mean!> the couple could face the death penalt:r 1f convicted. Pllot ln tragedy was 'excellent' CONCORD -The man who was fl)'ing the twin-engme plane: that plunged into a crowded suburban shopping mall had been an excellent pilot. said a fellow pilot. "It's 1ncomprehens1ble 10 me that the accident could have been pilot error." said Tom Bruerton. James Mountain Graham and both passengers aboard the Beechcrafl Baron were killed instantly when the plane crashed through the roof ofa Maq 's depanment store at the Sunvalle) Mall in hea vy fog Monday n1~h1. authonueo; said A fourth person. a !>hopper, died the next day. Officials said at least 74 other-; \.\-ere inJured 1n the nash. Dlablo Canyon r eactor started agaln SAN LUIS OBISPO -Operators restarted the Un11 2 reactor at the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant after 1t automaucally shut down dunng testing, officials said. "The test 1s the queen mother of start-up tests.·· said plant spokesman Ron Wei nberg. "Most nuclear pov.er plants don't perform 11 sucessfully." Unit 2 al the twin-reactor plant shut down earl) Wednesda) durin~ a load rejection test. wh ich measures the unit's response to a sudden drop in the demand on the main electncal generator. "OUR LARGEST EVER" AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE UP TO 500/o OPF ON Gift items • Cosmetics • Jewelry • Gift Wrap + Cards Dec. 26th through Jan. 8th ____ ..,.. 3446 via lido • newport beach • phone 6 75-0150 ; cans. but 1t has been particularly tough on kids." Obey said. He said young couples are re- sponding to the problem of declining real income by having ftwer children and dec1d1ng rhat w1ve'i and mothers should hold full-time JObs. The study was conducted under the d1rect1on of Sheldon Danziger. a professor of social work at the Un1vers1ty of Wisconsin and head of its lnsutute for Research on Poven., Danziger found that the loss 1n mean income -as measured in constant, unintlated dollars -has affected families across all economic strata. from poor to nch. But tM biggest declines have been among the poor. NEWARK. NJ. (AP)-A federal appeals court decision strilunJ down a mandatory daily moment of silence in New Jersey's schools 1s a .. victory of rchi1ous freedom over govern• ment intrusion." opponents of the practice say. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Coun of A.ppeals 1n Ph1ladelph1a ruled 2-1 Tuesday that a 1982 law reqwnn' the moment of silence was enacted with a rehg1ous purpose, violating the con- s11ut1onal scparauon of church and state. The statute. which never took effect. would require a moment of silence .. for quiet and pnvate con- templation or 1ntrospecuon" at the start of the day in public schools. h docs noJ contain the word "prayer " New l 040 tar form• 1n tbe m all WASHINGTON -Alona wnh bills and late C'hnstmas cards. 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So, in the month before Christmas, ~he elected board members who oversee five community colleges in two districts on the Orange Coast loaded up a sleigh with money and . gave themselves pay raises. Some ap- proached 1,000 percent. Trustees of the Coast Com- munity .College District, for instance, who a re now compensated a nominal $960 a year for 24 meetings, will get $9,000 annually. In the Saddleback Community College District, the numbers are smaller -$480 and $4,800 -but the magnitude is quite similar. In each case, the board members took the maximum allowed under a new state law. In the public mind, such incestuous largesse may cast doubt on the root word from which the trustees take their titles. AJI this is quite legal, o f course, but it vi nuall yerases the distinction between public service and public employment. The argument has been made -with a great deal of success, apparently -that community college trustees accept imposing responsibilities, administer multi- milhon-dollar budgets and work Jong hours to perform their public duties. Therefore, this line of logic continues, they deserve to be more richly compensated. That might be true if these people were functioning as members of the economic community. But they are not. They are ci tizen-govemors, private individuals with separate jobs and sources of income. Traditionally, such people have sought public office out of a sense of community pride and out of a desire to improve the quality oflife for their families and their neighbors. The idea of paying those who choose to serve on a son of extracurricular basis, was accepted to offset expenses. There was a conccnsus that public service should not impose a financial burden on those who might undertake it. O therwise, no one would run fo r office. There is a world of difference, however, between covering expenses and payi ng a trustee a $9,000 salary. And that difference 1s the difference between the altruism upon which many of our public institutions depend for leadership and the profit motive -which makes the economy go, but is the wrong reason for seeking and retaining public office. ·'Even a you honor the rtght of someon e to prefer an eventngofsocla/ blah toaneventngofBacnplussoclal bleh, onereserveslhertghtto pity ... the underoeveloped aesthetic sensibilities ... • · .. ,--.., ~"' \ \ ' --' ~' I I ) \ ( I I 0 \ '-.J I I ' \ ... ~ ~ • \s~it} ~ f i j • ' i •yeij ~~ \\ 4 ROW! MYBe YO\?Ra NOi A \AAa ~k Arn.R A~,,,,'' ON THE RIGHT L ~-------- A spoonful of sugar helps the Sweet 'n Low go down Taste is always an individual matter, but true quality can't simply-be ignored As we near the year-end, we pause to examine the popular assumpuon tha1 the taste of the individual should go• em: .. Chacun a son gout°'. Some sa y tomatoes. some sa> 1omah1oes: "~cundum acs11mauonem fon." All of these are sound liben.anan ;Jrccepts but sometimes they arc earned 100 far 11·~ one thing 10 sa) that no one st:ould nand sn the way of someone who prefers (ugh) Dr Pepper to Corn- Cola. another to sa), as Oliver Wendell Holmes su1d, "I happen to prefe r champagne to ditch water, but I have no reason to suppo\e that the cosmos docs.·· One should guard against taste arbiters who presume to say that Coca-Cola i') pos1t1vely "better" than Dr Pepper. So much "° good. but wa11 no"' --- elevated expenence. One example here would be the study of critical maturation. At age. oh. 13. Longfellow's poems attract more than Shakespeare's sonnets. But those who prefer S hakespeare's son- nets are entitled (though the) should express themselves tactfully) to sa> that the persistent preference for Longfellow indicates an arrested cnt1 - cal development. Either that. or an underdeveloped cn tical faculty WILLIAM F. Bue KLEY aspan.ame was authonzed by the Food and Drug Adm1nistrat1on as a substitute for sugar. Skeptics at 1h1s point are agreed that the sugar lobby did everything 11 could.to kill acce~ table sugar substitutes, to which end 11 exiled cyclamates. which are used 1n Eu rope even by white mice without any problem Exactly as. a generation ago, the dairy lobby killed margannr for a spell by laws forbidding it to be colored yellow, competing w11h but- ter WILLIAM BUCKLEY colamnlat COMMENTARY Razz le dazzle in end z.ones Maybe plumbers. other employees merit applause too , By STEPHEN G. FREEMAN The 250-pound pro linebacker tackles tht' 180.pouna running bac k This i) his Joh. He is paid to do th1~ -generously paid. Immediately his teammates erupt •n paro11ys ms of ecstacy exchangmg h1gh!fi ves. (Definition, h1gh-fi vt i\rms aloft team members and linebacker exchange palm-to-palm slaps) The prec1..c beginning of th1s ntual is undocumented. It wasn't too long ago however -1t certainly didn't e.x1s1 back in Chelte nham Township High School days. Its origins may have been an ofTsh oor of the hoopla of TV talk shows when the guests. often movie people. each after his or her stint. remained seated on stage Next guest, anoiher movie person- age. would appear on stage. Seated guests would Jump up wt.Idly, em- brace newcomer, thence all would engage 1n a chatter-fest of comph- ments. one to another. on most recent performances. A film in which the newcomer appeared would be lavish- ly praised with his or her role particularly lauded. Viewer sitting at home would bemused!) remember the picture - an unqualified s11nkaroo. C'udgehng his thsnkmg. he would recall role played by newcomer. Ah yes; he had appeared for some 30 seconds a~ chauffeur. But 1f people are to be wild l> applauded for sim ply doing their 1obs, consider then the baton twirler leading the band. Th'at snd1 v1dual's piece de resistance 1s catching the tw1rhng baton he or she has flung high in the air. Upon succeeding, 1s she not entitled 10 accolade? Should no t the band brea~ up 1mmed1atel}, going 1n10 frenzied high-fives? i Freeway foes total their ~list of accoznplishrnents It ts axiomatic 1n the world of wine that no oenolog1st can w1th an> confidence pre~nbe for everyone. Four wines of approx1matel} similar quaht) (defi ned as age. content, background) can be served to two people who will rank them 1-2-J-4 1n orders altogether conflicting. A taste- sociolog1st. having h1mselfamved at the conclusion that the first of the two tasters was belier equipped by back- ground and expenencc to make a sophisticated rcadmg of the wines. 1s entitled to sa> exactly that· but nothing more. If the same wine the .. expert .. classifirs as the least good 1s the wine that above all the others gratifies the cntena of a purchaser wh). that 1s the end of the question Each to his own taste Last week, m great. cosmopolitan run City New York, the super- soph1st1ca1ed !':Jew York Times' ex- cellent social commentator Charlotte Curtis discoursed on a series of house concerts featuring Judith Norell. the d1stingu1shed harpsichordist playing the works of J.S. Bach (a 300th an n1 versary celebration I M 1ss Curtis said It was a grea11dea and la d1 da. but the high society types 1n v1ted to these concens were. ~ome of them -after two or three expenences -manufac- tunng excuses not to go to the next one. An excuse not to do something -save possibly an excuse not 10 be fa ithful. patriotic and clean -1~ absolutely to be honored. But even as you honor the right of someone to prefer an evening of social blah to an evening of Bach plus social blah. one reserves the right to pity, in the recalcitrant invitee to the Bach con- cert. the underdeveloped aesthetu: sens1btlit1es that make an evening of Bach more pain than pleasure Well. along came Amencan ln- gcnuny, and we got something called NutraSwceL Now the awful alterna- tive. dunng the long w101er of Krng Sugar'c; reign. has been a powder called ~weet 'n Low It 1s. sn the expenencc of 1h1s user. the most revolting affront on the Laste glands since that New York state chablis once descnhcd by critic Hugh Kenner as tasting ltke old Coca·Cola mixed with battery acid. By contrast. Nutrasweet is JUSt about as good as cyclamates. And the local dignitary who throws ou1 the first ball at the opening of the local season. The team's catcher is Jittery know1n~ that local d1gn11arie~ are unable to h111he side ofa barn. But Eureka: local dignitary throws and catcher catches. Should not the spec- tators nse as a man, descend on the dignitary, besc1ging him with h1gh- fi ves? : To the Editor: : In reply to your ed1tonal dated • Nov. 2S. the Committee of Seven • Thousand would Li kc to address ! several of your statements. • We think that COST has ac- 4 complished a great deaJ as we have : talked directly with 20.000 voters of , the city of Irvine while answenng • their questions and encouraging them ! to learn more about the proposed • freeways and the $500 mtlhon fee -program which 1s nece'isary for their construcuon Second. we have made our ( 11y Council very aware that the people of lrvtne want to vote on these freeways, which will be the very first freeways to be built with huge loeaJ fees rather than the gasoline tax dollars which we send to Sacramento Thirdly, by qualifying Lhe Jo1 n1 Powers Authority referendum tor the ballot. we have insured complete public disclosure of the 1mpal't of the freeways and the enormous fi nanc1 ng program. When the people over- whelmmgJy voted down PropM1t1on A. the only thing we seem 10 have defeated was our nght to \Ote. The poht1c1ans and the developer~ won'1 t.ake "NO!" for an answer. At a recent Laguna Beach C 1ty Council meeting. Mr. Stan Oficlte of the Oranse County Transportation Commission remarked that no cuy could significantly alter the design of the San Joaquin Frcewa) e\Cn 1f1he~ became members of the JPA. This should end the argument that we have ~pay to play. And why should we contribute more than an) other city when we are only enrnlcd to one vole'' We don't 1h1nk that the Irvine C'ity Council really debated the fee pro- gram or the e nvironmental impact report which reveals an Increase of 500.000 d.'.uly automobile tnps. The Irvine city staffs whitewash of this report reflected the maJonty position of the City Council, whose members had already made up their minds and did not wish to be confused with any more facts. We don't think that representauve iovemme nt has broken down. The 1ni1Jat1ve and referendum processes are guaranteed to the people by our state Constitution. The use of these nghts insu~s the process and does not muck up the democratic process as you stated. Your statement re- minds me of Juan Peron·s famous hne: .. The necessi ty of obtaining a maJonty 1s a great inconvenience." We hope that you and your news· paper sull approve and suppon government by people WILLIAM L. SPEROS Chairman of COST Irvine Who's to blame for hunger? To the Editor: Howtyptcalofyourpaperto pnnt a front page headline on Thanksai vsng Day that says "Strike cuts food supplies to poor" and then in re~ular pnnt on page 2, you wnte "\outh Coast Plaza mall is festooned w11h more than S7S,000 worth of Christmas decorations to kerp cus- 1 tomers in a buying mood " Those workers out on 'ltnkC' and th05C locked out from their iobs h> manqement are much poorer toda) bccau1e they arc fiahtioa for a cau..c If you blame them for caus1n1 the poor to 10 hunary, do you also blame your advertising customers at South ORANGE COAST Coast Plaza for spending S7S.OOO on decorations. 1n'ltead of feeding the poor, too., ~1-., not compare apples and oran(lt'!>. but please don't spend a week wnt1ng articles that say the ~tnkes a~ not affecting the ">lores in any way, accordJng to management and customers, then sensationali1c ~ story on Thanksg1vi na Day Your reader all reaJi1e that the largt supermarkets pay to advertise rcaularly 1n your paper. lsJour motto now. "Don't bite the han that feeds you .. ?-too bad l'rllftll ~ E'l•IOf TMIT.tt HELEN EVERS Costa Mesa ...._.,,c........._ Co<11rQller DailyPilai MenegtnQ Edit<>' ...._.LC...... Proouctiori M1neg1o °°"''....., City £Ollor r .... c....,. ~Co.tor c,.... ..... Sc>ort• Eotor O...WL. ...... C<fwlltlon M.tn1Q1' ......... _, M.•1'tt1inQ Ow.c:ror ...... CaailicfiilJCt Olredco But, ot course. the hbenanan premise can approach anarchy 1f the pubhc, while defendmg 1nd1 vidual rights 10 asse rt 1n d..,.,1dual preferences, goes so far as to say that there ts no considered acknowledg- ment to be gi ven to per"lons of In other words. democraust recog- nition of individual nghts ought never to sway Judgments on the matter of quality. Even as (as was true) vef)' few cared about the music of Schubert. still Schubert is. and was. sublime. Go back then to vernacular and contemporary questions of taste A year or so ago. something called And yet'! And yet, many first-class restauran ts neglect to ser ve Nutrasweet. confining their anu- sugar clients to Sweet 'n Low. The all· Amencan soluuon to this problem 1s quite simple: Serve both. And then see which of the two takes over the popular taste. But recall 1h1s: that JUSl as 11 1s fo rever correct that those who want Sweet ·n Low 1n preference to NutraSwect should be free to exercise that preference, so others should be free to say: "Go ahead. But you are re.a lly nuts. palate-wise ... Wiii/am Bactley /1 • syadlc•t~ colama/61. U.S., Soviets want to bring youth into space together Nations Tecider'S seek ties between future explorers WA HINGTON -President Re· agan brought a pair ofbmoculan with him to Geneva last month, hoping he and Soviet lcadu M 1khail Gorbachev could view t I alley.,; comet together. The opponunny never arose for star aaz1 ng, but the prc<Jidcnt spoke to Gorbachev 3nou1 closer tics 'between Amenca's Young AstronaJt~ and Russia'~ Young Cosmonauts. The peacc:ful conquest of space can ~n now, Reagan sugested, by brifllina t<>aethcr our future spece explorcn. They will mheTit the 21st century, whieh should be a &bulous aac of exploration, with distant planets wtlbin reach. The prcSJdent's hope 11 that Sovtet and Amencan youn15tcrs should le~ the world into a new era of dtSCO\lllCfY, achievement a"d pro pcrity Rcapn established the Youns AJtronaut proaram u a catal)'lt to prepare Amen ca 's youth for lhe 2 ht omtury. to train them 10 the cechnolOIJCS of tomonow. Whether they become uttonauu Of KCOUn· tanU. K'lmlilu or poets_ they W'llJ need to undcntand the co~puten. luen and robou lbat 9'\U soon btcome everyday cqu1pmcnt. and JOSEPH SPEAR One of the Youn' Astronawt-Coun- c1l's first moves, with the president's blei.~1oa. was to establish contact with the Young Cosmonauts, "Our Young Astronauts want to be fnend.s with your Youna Cosmonauts," the coun- cil proposed. "They would like to exchan1e visits, to learn from one another, to share dreams .... •· 8ack cam e a letter from the Young Cosmonauts, sianed by Scrgey Trofimcnkoand Nikolay Kubyshkin. ··we arc for coopcrauon 1n space, .. t~ letter declared "We would like space to remain forever peaceful so \Mt children could hf\ up tbe1 r eyes to the heavens without fear " As the next step, President Rcapn propoted at the Geneva summit mectina that Youns Astronauts and Youna Cosmonauu cxchanae vians. The Youns Astronauts have also bttn encourqed to write lctten to Youn.a Colmonauu in an attempt co Opell I ditlOfUiC by maiJ The prcsJdcnt. meanwhile, hu founded Youna Aatronauts lntcT· nat.ional 1n response to ttqUC\tt from around the world to partac1pottc 1n the program. lnquines have been re· cc1ved from S2 foreign countries. and Young Astronaut chapters already have been formed sn 18 countnes. Footnote: The president has en- couraged elementary and secondary schools to form Young Astronaut chapters and participate in the studies that will lead co the exploration and settlement of othCf' worlds. The idea is to make schoolwork Ins fort>iddina by dramatii ins that it is the key to the universe beyond. A presidential letter to 7S,000 schools has already brouaht more than H.000 responses. Aldiou&h the program has been operational less than a year, hundreds ofthousands of Young Astronauts have already sianed up. Ch1l~n between the ages of 6 and 16 can become Youna Astronauts by wntinJ to the Youns Astronaut Council, Il l l Connecticut Avenue. N.W., Wuh1Q11on. DC 20036. CONFlOENTIAL F1L£: Arc the otl sheiks really this hard up? Kuw111 appattntly would rather collect 10- suranct on its hijacked airliner than collect the pl•ne itself at the Tehran ~rpon. The a1rhner wu seized by Iranian-backed tcrrorisu last De«m- ber, and two Americ.ans wett murde~d before Iranian police stormed the plane after a Wttlc on ~ sn>und Jack Mi*nM u4 ~ SpHr an •yH#nlel Nlai8'J1£ Consider the Ro to-Rooter man. An apartment building 1s having trouble He works his "snake .. through seem. ing miles of plumbing and, lo, all drains begin emptying. Should not the tenants band tn a jub1lat1on of high-fi ves wllh Roto-Rooter man'1 Consider Dr. Jonas E. Salk when he came fort h with his renowned vac- crne. Did his fellow sc1ent1sts dance about uncontrollably in a paean of high-fives? An extension of the high-five was the End Zone Dance tnttoduced tn professional football. But alas. 1t has since been banned, or at least 10 part. anyhow. The player scoring a to uch- down went into a form of pagan tnbal dance ofh1 s own creation. The dances were clever and funny. But apparent- ly the ruling body decided creative pantomime lacked the dignity befit- ting the NFL. Though here again we have the paid performer working at his JOb (producing the touchdown). some- how here we must allow the exec~ tioo. fo r his act was good. a plug -11 lent pizazz. Anyhow, back at Cheltenham Township High School we were boood 1f we missed the Lackie, and we crossed the goal line too infrequently to worry about End Zone Dances. Steve Freeman 11 a Newport Beacla bHimetlmu. L.M. Bo vo Headache? Go get halr done Many a woman prone to mip'ainc headaches has told hCf' doctor she finds quick relief by aettins under the batr dryer. The wannth, the bum- m1oa, whatever, the headache aoet- That hterary fellow Chet Rippa iomct1me t>Kk said, "rm 34, but I spent seven yean in colleae and four in the Navy, so I'm actually 23." Q. A cup of dcatfefoated coffee still ha caffeine... doctn't it? A. Some. But you aiet more caffeine m a cup of cocoa. Columbus brouaht pi15, too. Q Isn't ch~ll<' the oldest manufac-. turcd food'l A Ntxt lo but&e:T L.M. Bo• d II • •T"41calH Nlem.aJsl • 1 Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT !Thur.Oey. December 28, 1915 • A7 - Christmas 'miraCles' brighten the holldaYi .. Mother sees c:t.aughter a fter 18 years; retarded girl. 9, located by he r father By die Alsoclated Pre11 \CIW a new!tpaper story' about her A 19-year-old woman who popped C'hnstmai. wash for a permanent out of a benbboned bo~ to~pn~· home her mother after 18 Yl'ant' of '>t'.par-"'lt's a ( hmtmas miracle," ~ad ation and a 9-year-old ntally Manha E. Houston, a social worker retarded girl who was found b)' her who1iad sought a home for the iirl, fa ther after seven years wen~ two who has certbral palsy and 1s re- "Christmas miracles " tarded. Thousands offam1 lle'I sat down for ( hnstmas wa~ warmed for a Dc- turkey and trimmings across the troit woman who was given two nationon ChnstmasDa>,as ttlnpant turli.e~s. S80 wonh of toys and S33 of SJ Vang prompted donauons of cash after being robbed at gunpoint of food. gJfis and mone) to the le"" gift and food for Chnstmas dinner fortunate. last v.eek Meanwhile, a 60-1nch snowpack ' brought skiers to M 1ch1g.an's lov.er ·· 1 v.ant to thank everyone for being slopes, and temperatures 1n the 8fk \O kind and generous," said Francine lured sun-bathers to ( alafort11a Hamilton. who suppons herself and beaches Wednesday two children with pubhl assistance In Florence. Was , Doroth) >\u\lln "It's overwhelm1n1t " sprang from a gJant, gift-wrapped bo\ Elsewhere in M1ch1g.an, about 4CX> Wednesday in the nursing home people skied at Boyne Mountain wfiere tier mother, Mar1one Newton, Lodge in the Lower Peninsula despite ~avts. "She cussed me out" humor-I 0-degree temperatures Houghton ously. "then she hugged me and Lake residents had their coldei.t cncd," Austin said Christmas since 1921 as the Newton's husband got cu~tod> of thermometer slipped to 18 below the then 9-month-old Dorothy m-a -In New York C11y, Ma)'or Edward divorce. and the recently married Koch dished up pumpkin and apple Austin, of Taft. ( altf. had been Pll' to hundreds of homeless people unable to leave that state while hl' during a free meal at a Manhattan retained custody She turned 19 la!>t hotel. Earlier. he handed out gifts at a week. home for handicapped children and The surprise was the work of visited four children with AIDS at a Ausun's sister. Cathey Adleman· hospital. Tremblay, 28, of West 'ialem, Wis "l Similar scenes were repeated 1n have worked on th is for )Cars. and towns ~mall and large acro~i. the now I've pulled 11 ofT." Adleman-nation Tremblay said In Seanle. l:!DO of the nt~ 'spoor ate In Chesapeake. Va . a 4-year•old ham. \Cgetables. roll'> and pumpkin >- child who had It' ed in a senes ol pie and recel\ ed v.arm socks counes-. foster homes wa~ reun11cd v..11h the of the Sah a11on ~nn) and super- father she hadn ·1 seen since she was 2 markets. The girl's father. who ~poke on "I like to he able to think I'm g1\lng condition ofanon)mlt), said he had the~ people a helping hand·· said been unable to tind out what had Tres Cozine. 17 as he passed out fruit haopened to Yamt•lc;1 ~ane unttl he and socks 10 diner<> Thousands flock to birth place of Christ as tensions relaxed BETHLEH EM. Occupied We~t Bank \AP) -Pilgrim~ thronged the tan}' I grotto where Jc'lu~ 1s said to have been born to celebrate I heir JO} at Chn\tma\ and reverently touch the salver star believed to mark the s11e ofChmrs birth I In the Church ol the Nati\ 11y abo\ l' the grotto. thousands a\~emblcd to sing and pray an a medic}' of languages Choir mum echoed 1hrough the I sanctual) and bdls pealed outside to call worsh1operc; to pra~er But C'hnstmas wa' no holada" for mo .. t of the I S.000 ( hmu.in re!.1drnt' ol I this Palesun1an town 10 the lsraelt-occup1ed \\-est Banl. The re\t of the tov..n' 50,000 people are Mo'llems "Most Chnst1ans an Bethlehem depend on tounsm w v.e ha\e to v.orl on Chnstmas." said >\nwar Saca. 40. who owns one oft he town's largc'>l sou' en1r storts. Saca said he worked until I a m Chmtmas mom1ng and "'ould do mo'it of has celebra11ng after has shop closed ~cdnesda\ night Despite the hard v..ork. \ala, a Roman C atholu: said he: oner tirn of Bethlehem's hohda) cdebrauons ··People are coming from Jruund the world You feel these are "Cl) special da)~ an Bethlehem " he \aid Chnstmas Day n•lcbrataon~ were subdul'd an contra'lt to the oltl·n- boasterous hohday-mak1ng ol Christmas E .. e. luad radio '><ttd pol1u· am:'itcJ one pickpocket and booked 40 people for drunken beha,wr Secunty appeared more rdaxed \\-ednesda~ l'Ompar~J with rueS<.la\ night when 350 Israeli soldiers guan.Jcd Manger ~uarc On ( hnstma' Da). no I Israeli soldiers were v1c;1ble and Bethlehem's o\rab police Wl}ed av..a} ai. v..dl George Samour. director ot the local tounsrn olfac ..aid fewer tour~t' attended ('hnstmas f.,,e celcbrat1on-; th.rn the 5,000 he l"'>ltmatcd came la't 1 year , . "Mo~t of the people 1n Mangrr "lquare were from the area, ~ot O' c:r-.ca' he said. "Peopk are rdultant to tr:i\cl tn the 'vt1ddle Ea't Jhcr thl' rcCl·nt h11ackings ... Mass was conduned non-c;tnp in the grotto. when: 'i1>ml' waited 1n line lor I as long as 30 minutes to touch the 14.-poant star marking the $pot where Mar, ts believed to have gi ven birth to the Chnst child Most p1lgnmsd1d not seem to mind the delay. Joseph Wood. a 26-year-old pilot from Nashv11lc, Tenn . said Chnstmas an Bethlehem was an experience unlike any other _ . 1_ .. "There 1'> a speual atmosphere. seeing places ol b1bllcal <;1gn1 acancc. Wood said • New Yorker Jud\ Bcn~1mhon. 38. said , "I think Im reall) pmalcged to be f Troops crossing the Delaware re-enacted I f I f W.o\SHINGTON CROSSING, Pa.j (AP) -With 5,000 onlookers chcc:r·1 ing loudl) r-nough to wake slumber-' 1na Hessian guards. a latter-day: Georae-Washington re.enacted the, dramauc Chrmmas crossing of the• Delaware b~ A.mencan troops 1n: 1776 I i.\C'companaed b) 116 soldiers 1n• colonial g.arb James <JaJlagher. a: Wesunghousc systems consultant the1 other 364 days o( the )Car, played• Wash1ng1on standmg erect 1n one o~ four boats an Wednesday's 33rd1 annual staging of the h1stonc event • (1allagher of Newtown Square. replaled John B Kell) Jr . the, popular Ol)'mp1an rower who played• Washington for >e"en )ears Kell) , brother ot the late Pnncess Grace u t \fonaco died last ~arch. Fon\-foot Durham\ with 16-foot' . I oar~ eicact replicas of those u!>Cd on the snOW) ~ICCt) night 209 years ag()t v.ht'n WastimgtOn-IM4400 wld•ecs; Tbereaa Moccia (right), Mike and Martha 1,000 other bomeleu people at Ngw au~ the Jee-filled Delaware, made; Mehringer ahare Chrlatmaa dinner with York'• Sheridan Center Hotel. the vo)age 1n about 15 minute . J _ RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Yu Dolaf Coven Mare! 1922 H~ Bl.VO . COSTA MESA-541-1156 NEW LOCATION --------------iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... ____________ --; Axline's Shoe Sale Women's Shoes SAVE 303 to 703 -. SAVE 203 to 703 Men's Shoes All Leather Handbags Jewelry Selected Styles SAVE SAVE 503 503 Costa Mesa Courtyards 1835 Newport Bldg. D # 152 J 245 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach -494-2 796 ---~~5_4_8_._3_4_0~1~~1~_]._ ______ s_e_/e_c_re_d __ s~ ... 'e.s .• L.im~it~ed~to~S~to~c~k~o~n~H-a~n-d_._s_a~le~r~u~n~s ~m~r~u~l~-~10~-~8~6~~~ ... 111-" ... :-. ' ... ... 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Wa' Marina Del Re\ 90292 213/827-0423 l 1do \.1ar1na \ 1llJ~e "'t'\.'\. porl Beal h at properly " FreiJ. a mo<lcrate Palcsttn1an whom Pereo; ~uppons as a nc~ou~~ing partner. called for peace talks to "'bcg.tn on the first day of the N~w 'rear U.S. Ambas<,ador Thoma~ P1ckmng also ac.ct·pted Frei;., 1n' 1ta1ton. making a rare tnp to the West Ban i.. wh1l h l<irael Laptured from Jordan an tht• 1967 Maddie Ea~t War . . U.S policy " 10 avoad showing '>uppon for Israeli c~u~trol ol the \\o e\t Bank, but P1ckenng'!i v1.,1t was intended tu Jcmonstralc l S supJ'l\irt tor the budding peace.process between Israel. Jordan and the Palesttn1a ~ __ Hickory Farms~ Celebrate And Save Double Cheese Log ~-.Two great cheddar tastes WE MAKE PARTY TRA YS! in every bite. for$5.00 n.n11. Try Smoky or Green Orlon_ ftavors. Of'9t Qood """ 12/3'/ll =-=~~ . ---------------------- • H ..._ ,. ~ 't I f • t ~ ,\ • • '"'I WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th & Irvine. Newport Beach 642-0972 It takes away the big chlll. Not onl y th e big ch ill of winter. but the bigger chill of paying high er heating bills. You see. gas is th l' most effici ent energy you can use. And, with the new energy-efficient gas equipment that's avai lable, you can save more than ever b fo re. Not only on heating your home, but on cooking and water heating, too. Th at's why now. more than ever. yo u houlJ put your energy into gac;. SOUTHERN CAU~lA OAS COM~ Regis pampers you with personalized quality service We consult before we cut Highlight. burn1sh1ng. or cut Only $16 ReGIS HAIRSTYLJSTS South Coast Plaza (Near Sears) 540-8888 ~~Californian ::headed hnme ;; The trainina vessel Californian 1s -.h.taded home af\er a 4,()()0..mile ,ypyaae on which she delivered ei&ht tons of shelter and medical suppfies i s Acapulco. Mexico, which arc now tnf distributed to hospitals in •' ex1co City. , Camino Real Savings Bank and the community of Oxnard sponsored the --1p undenalcen by the Nautical Hcrita~e Society and coordinated by rauon California for the rchef of x1co·s quake victims. .. he Cahfom1an will return 10 her reaular training cruise schedule soon 1aftcr the holidays with 19 cruises 1'1anned during 1986. The ship is due nl'ack in her home port at Dana Point 1 Jan. 23 to drop ofT cadets. ' The public 1s 1nv1ted to sail aboard . Ole ship Jan. 25-26 on whaJe-watch- •ing adventures to raise money for the '.Society sponsored by the Sea Explorer 'Stouts at Dana Po1n1. Those wishing 10 go whale-wa1ch- Jng on the Californian may contact the Nau tic.al Hentage Society at (71 4) 1661-1001 for reservations. TlCketsare $35 per person. , lbeyacbt~ornlan off the coaat of-Cabo San.Luca.a. ~Countdown to Perth in 1986 By ALMON LOCK.ABEY ...,"'91 ....... _ The year 1986 will be notable for one thing in worldwide yachting: .. Count down to Perth. • Perth? Yes. that's the place 1n .. Western Austraha. on the Indian Ocean. that hardly anyone ever heard of until Sept. 1983 when a brash but determined group of Aussies came .. Waltzing Matilda" to Newport, R.I. and snatched the 132-yearold Amen- -ca's Cup from its pedestal in the lobby of the New York Yacht Club. It now reposes at the Royal Penh Yacht Club near Fremantle. Australia. Now. multi-milli ons of dollars and almost as many man hours are being spent in: (a) keeping the ugly "auld .,mug" 1n Australia, (b) bnnging 11 back to the Nev. York Yacht Club. (c) bnnging it to some other pleasure pon in the U.S.. or (d) taking 11 to some Canadian or European country. The "countdown·· was actually started within months after the Cup ftew to Perth aboard the winged keeled Australia II. but 1s being intensified this year, a little more than a year before the actual challenge. scheduled to start Jan. 31. 198 7. First hard look at some of the new 12-meters and their crews will come in February. 1986 with the 12-Meter World Champ1onsh1p 1n the waters off Freman tie. After that will come countless hours of in1ense crew training and the expenditure of more millions of dollars in building new 12-meters, making changes to ex1sung ones, fash1\lning new sails or recutung ex1s11 ng ones. and expounding millions of words of hype by all ~Everybody sure loves . ..a (boat) parade By VIDA DEAN Was everybody 1n Orange County 1n Newport Beach last week for a boat parade party? The early evening traffic could hold its own with any hot summer day and the beach crowd. On the second night of parading, one man remarked at a gather· ing'"Th1s 1s my fiOh party " Soc1almng was at 1ts peak. one guest told about a pany she went to • where the hostess left herown pany to drop 1 non another one. . they ca med 9n unttl ~he returned. That's a busy schedule' The vcf) nautical Helmsmen. a Goodw1ll lndus1neHuppon group dropped anchor at Amelia and Marty Lodmey'1 Lido Isle home to watch the parade and for a change of watch Dr. A.naemarla Ballla became president for a §econd term and accepted a sailboat plaque from Gleu Woody (chairman of the Goodwlll board). Ame ha L. is VP special events with Gene Harlllne, \.I' mrmbersh1p; George Upton, sec- retary and Pa.i Coenally, trea<;u n r Board member Rabee VU- lavltt1telo provided the parad{' watchers wtth a Mexican bufTet lrom his The Whole Enchilada rec;1auran1 with members bri nging the desSt."rt4' Thrn, there was the boat parade pany with no boat parade. It d1dn'1 go pastManJeRttd'1on Linda l'llc where St. John V1anney Guild mrm- bersand auests had pthercd "I lef\ at nine and still no btiah.'. said one aucst. But. food thcyd1d have ... member\ broua.ht food and the 7S thettcat:h paid S 12 and made money for the church. Thearoup1ncluded Barbara Devin (chairman), Marte McNabola e'ld president), M111.Jeeepll ,Rote1111ryOISalte,,._ryand R.alpn Ovcrend , Joe and.._... Sc:ou. the i.-11 AID••· Jama a nd Ltt Oormley, theJ• v..-, 0.NGy V• Mrde, Walser and ~1 Jn- ..._ Tlmedl7and Alua Pt01DO, DtMe and Walter on.. Marie Ver-~yea and "-tand MarlMWalten. .. concerned -not to mention shroud!> of secrec} designed to psyche out the coml)('tJtion. As n stands now. there are six ehalJengers from the U.S., one from Canada. one from England, two from Italy and one from New Zealand - all with budgets ofS8-l 5 m1lhon . W11h only a httJe more than a year to go, most US. syndicates are talking more confidence than monc)'. At last repon, Gary Thomson . president of Newport Harbor Yacht Club·s Eagle Syndicate, 1nd1cated that less than half the S8.5 mil lion was m hand but at least one new corporate sponsor was expected to bnng the figure up to budget. The new 12-meter Eagle is nean ng completion at the Williams and Manchester yard in Newport R.I. and is expected to be shipped here by about March. San Diego Yacht Cl ub's Sall America Syndicate is looking at a budget of about S 15 million, of which about S8 million has been raised, according to Sandy Purdon. who admitted at a recent conference that challenging the l\ustrahans to wm back the Cup 1s proving more costly than anyone first envisioned. Meanwhile, Dennis Conner, skip- per of Sail America. has established the syndtcate•s crew of 45 at Snug Harbor near the Un1vers1ty ofHawa11 where they will train until time to invade Australia for the challenger tnals. Conner and his crew are currenth testing two new 12-meters and ha\ c not ruled out the poss1b1hty of a third St. Francis Yacht Club's Golden Gate Challenge was expected to launch a new 12-meter by the first ol .... ,. Joeepb Sbarpe omament8 . ALMON locUBEY the year and the crew, headed by sail coordinators Dennis Durgan of New- port Beach and Tom Blackaller, will train in San Francisco Bay until time to go to .\ustraha. Dur$'lf)-S31d the S1. Francis group has raised about one-1h1rd of their SI 0 mil hon budget. The first boat was designed by Gary Mull and 1s being constructed at Stephens Shipyard in Stockton. Durgan said another 12 ma)' be launched this spring. Chicago Yacht Club's Hean of Amenca S>nd1cate has raised about SJ m1lhon of the $7 million 11 needs. according to designer Scot Graham who 1s tank-testing a new Twelve wh ich \I.Ill be ~kippered b) Buddy' MelgesofZenda Wisc. Peter Isler. former lntercolleg1ate Sailor of the Year ·and head of the Amencan a11tng Assoc1atton of Cali- fornia. has been selected as the sloppcr of the Courageous Syndicate of the Yale Connth1an Yacht Club. Conncct1cu1. The syndicate has not revealed a budget, but Isler recently said. ..the name of the game is winning a sa1lhoat race. and the revamped < ourageous look!> mighty good at th1'> time·· hlcr said he 1s selecttng a tare group to sail in the 12- meter World''> 1n Australia. .\nd thl'n there is the New York (Pleue see PERTH/ A9) ___ .. .. No more Coast Guard towing By ALMON LOCK.ABEY Southern ("ahforn1a firms are "com· o.r,......._._ ing to the rescue·· w11hou1 forc ing you to mongagc your boat or home to pa y You are halfway between here and for 11. Catalina Island on a calm, clear day Vessel A~1s1 Assoc1at1on of Amen- when your boat engine stops-out of ca (VAAA) 1s a Newport Beach firm ps, or some other malfunction. that is sctttng up an organ1Lat1on No biJ. thing. You can get on the similar to the AAA or the Auto Club hom -1fyour battery isn't dead, and of Southern California. If you are a call the Coast Guard. They could send member of the VAAA you can call a cutter out with gas, ortow you to the day or night for noemergency a~- ncarest safe refuge. §istance. Sorry mate, those days are about The service pnmarly operates by gone forever. Unless you arc 1n a the Vessel Assist membership pro- genuine emergency situation -gram which will guarantee the mem- danger to life, limb or propcny. the ber that in time of need a professional Coast Guard's most likely response 1s st>rvice wi ll be available. The Vessel to provide you with a list of telephone Assist Membership program, like the n~mbcrs you can call 10 $Cl fuel. AutoClub,chargesjustoneyearlyfee. minor engine repair or a tow Job from The service only guarantee~ respon c a commercial firm. to members. And once you contact said com-"The water:.profess1onals who have merc1al firm, be prepared to shell out created Vessel Assist are dedicated to a substantial sum for whatever ser-the responsibility of providing a vice they render. Remember, they are quality and professional service," not in business for their health -and said David La Montagne, vice pres1- are not supponcd by taxpayers dent. money. "These men have served with the Sound ominous? Make you want to county lifeguards, harbor patrol and .s.tay ashor<:.'Z various medical services, and have Cheer up, at least -a couple ol-worl(ed in conjuntlon wit ttle USC Business School to form this assocta- 11on 10 benefit the rccreat1onal boat- ing public." The service 1s run from above Point Dume to below Dana Point and out beyond Catalina Island. La Mon· tagnc said the service will soon bj: ex panding to both San Diego and Ventura Counties. M~mbership applications are made available through direct mail or by contacting the business h~d quarters by phone or mail. The headquarters are located at 38S7 Birch St.. Suite 351. Newport Beach 92660. Reggie Doll of Dana Po1nt1umped into the towing service almost 1m- med1ately aOer the Coast Guard·s new program was announced. Doll has recently expanded h1!> ~rv1ce. as Skipper Safety and Service (SSS or Triple S) to Newport Beach and has added another vessel capable ofdelivcnng fuel or towing. His boats are equipped with navigational elec- tronics which helps boaters lost 1n fog. If towing 1s required, Doll charges SI 11 per fi ve nauticaJ miles, the distance determined by taking a fi x with 'Loran C. Marine lectures set HerbPaJ90D Orange Coast College has an- nounced ns 1986 manne film and lecture scnes for four Fnday evenings ~inning Jan. 31. The scnes 1s called Sailing Adventure Senes. The opening lecture. Jan. 31 , will feature Herb Payson in a lecture and film called "A North Amencan Cruising Adventure." AOer six years cru1s1ng the South Pacific. Payson and his wife. Nancy. returned to their home in New England and wrote two books. "Bfown Away," and "You can't Blow Home Again.·· Their latest advenlure involved sailing a pocket cruiser on the bays, nvers. waterways and lakes of Nonh America. from Florida to Canada and from BaJa California to within 250 miles of the Arctic Circle The second program, Feb. 7. will be "Across Three Ocean!> - A 1-amil} Cruising Adventure" by Ralph NaranJo of Channel Islands. He and his family conducted a west-about circumna' 1gation ending 10 New England In "Nicaraguan Nightmare-Sail· ors Beware." Feb. 14, Lee and Dec La Jcunesse will warn that cruisers must now survive capture. interrogation and confinement by hostile govern- ment!> tn add1t1on to the customary humcanes, whale rammmss. coral reefs. freak waves and col1 1s1ons al sea. The series will be held in the Roben 8. Moore Theater at OCC at 8 p.m For detailed information and tickets contact Walter Gleckler. professor of Manne Ac11v111es. OCC. 432-0202. Orange coastboaters ready for Newport to Bermuda race NEWPORT R.I. -Setting the stage for the premier ocean race of the I 91S6 season 11;1 the North Atlantic. A very Scaman. chairman of the Newpon to Bermuda race commmee. has sent a request for entry form to yachtsmen in all 1nternat1onal yachting centers. The 635-mile race 1s scheduled 10 start June 13. A number of West Coast yachts. including kvcral from Orange County, arc usuall) in the hne·up for this race across the sometimes rugged (JUlfStream Scaman said many 1nnova11ons have been tn· eluded in this 35th ed1t1on of the race, whose h1<1tory goes back to 1906. For the first lime. there will be equal pntc\ for • International Offshore Rul e CIOR) and Measurement Handicap ))'~tem (MHS) d1v1sions from the co- sponsonng Cruising Club of Amenca and the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. A new computer program will fac1htate processing entnes and results The entry procedure has been simplified to cut down on paper work, Scaman said. All informatton on the race will be bound into one book in the packet sent to those who qualify as entrants Equipment requ1reml•nts have also been modified to more clearl~ compl y with Category One of the OfTswhore Racing Council. ehm1nat1ng most special requirements Delly,_ ........ ~ Mike ..... wt. Gene Bartllne, Amelia Lockney, Annemaria Ballin and Geor1e Upton. Oeorje and Jane &eeelncer wttb Saadee Stan' and Glenn Woody. Orange Coasl DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, December 29. 1916 M Woman next door .new buff of X-rated movies For some, videos serve as aphrodisiac, but others view them strictly for laughs SACRAMENTO (APJ -Along with turnips and paper towels. many women have added a new 1tem to thl' week's &rocery list -a hard-core pornographic mov1l' tape ready to pop into the video cassette recorder n1 home. The woman next door. n t·n in the most upscale ne1ght>orhoo<l\, may well be talung in some of the below- the-belt cinema that U1ied to be confined to theaters 1n ~edy parts of town. Formula for fun "It's the pnvacy that makes It fun," !Wild a SO-year-old Fair Oaks school teacher who picks up an X·rated movie every few wecl(s to watch at home with her husband. About 15 years ago, she went to an X-rated movie theater with her husband. But, sh.e felt more self conscious than ·sexy. "I thought somebody would sec me who would recognize me," she said. She said the only time her cars tum red 1n embarrassment is when she picks up tapes at the locaJ video shop. ... ~ Veronica Cano, 9, of Salina•. know• the recipe for lmpro'riainc a tether ball. Take one old rope, add a atrlp of cloth, one •lain poet, a plaatlc bag and one foam rubber buketba.11. Pface buketball ln plutic bag. Attach rope and cloth. Tie cloth to pole. Then play. PRIVATE HOME NEEDN 'T OFFER PUBLIC SERVICE DEAR l\NN LA NDER"i I ha\ ca question I ha ve not seen 1n >our column before and I would appreciate an answer How docs one politely tell a 'ltrangcrthat he(orshe)cannot use your bathroom') A1111 UllDERS With all the stones in the newspaper\ these days about people ha vmg one disease or another. I am afraid lo let strangers use my fac1l111es ln the past when l ha\oC perm m ed 11. I alwa}s ha"e gone 1n 1mmed1ately afier and scoured the place from top to bottom I do the samcaftcrpa1ntersorcarpentcrs have gone in. This might so und extreme but it gi ves me peace of mind Whcrt I hvc there are no gas stations or roadside eat mg places that have restrooms. I find 1t especially d1fli cult to SS}' no to young children and teen· agen who show up at my door In my opinion 11 takes a lot of nerve for a grown person to ask to use someone's bathroom. I'd have to be preny desperate before lco ulddoll. Plcasegivemesomcadv1ce.-GREENSBU RG. PA. DEAR GREEN: It ls foolish to open the door for a stranger. Yoo could be raped, robbed or even killed. When people are working on or In your home yoo are obligated to permit them acce11 to the facllllles. (At least you kn ow who these people are, but strangers -never!) Small cblldren should not be turned away. I wouldn't allow strange tcen- a1era lD my bome, however. They could be armed, drunk, stoned and out for no 1ood. Don't you read the papers, Lady'? • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS· Hcrc'sa message for the woman whose lover .. scrammed because she was the stronger in arm-wrestling: You arc lucky to be • rid of the jerk. I wish I had your kind ofluck. honey. l mamcda man who always had 10 be supenor. With h1m .1t wasn't pbys1cal strength -11 was knowledge. He used every spare minute memonz1ng things so he could show ofT H 1s facts and figures were the latest and most accurate. Mr. Know-It-All was an expert about everyone else's work but he compla.i ncd endlessly about being inadequately compensated for his own He couldn't leave his reading longenouah to relate to fncnds. v1s1t with neighbors, or help bnng up his children. I did aJJ that. Our family 1s raised and gone. Soam I. Forours1lvcr wedding anniversary I pvc mysel f a wonderful gif't. divorce. I'm at peace now Women need inteUectual showoffs like fish need bicycles. -CONTENT IN PEOR lA DEAR PEOJUA; Yoar 'usbaad's problem was lasecar1ty. He felt lafer1or u4 Mped kl• memorbed facts woeld make him appear bright. Too bad 'e aevercHptoa to 9llm1elf. ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS: What is the defintt1on offirst generauon? My mother wants to have a picture taken of her. me, my daughter and her tirstbom. a son (my only grandchild). I i;ay this is not first generation Also, who would hold a tirst-gencration child ina picture"!-PC. IN NEW JERSEY ~ DEAR P.C.: Yo., motller lt flnt geaeratlon. Yow are second, yoar a•pter 11 ~. aacl &ate baby 11 ro.,tll. TM balty It atully 'eld by kl• or 'tr mo~er. .... PERTH COUNTDOWN ••• PromA9 Yacht Oub's Amenca II syndicate which appcan to have hned up the putest corporate support and sup.. pon of otheT yach1 clubs 1n mccuna its SIS m1lhon bud&et Every cent of the 1ynd1catc's money wtll be spent to return the Cup to its On&Jnal home 1n Amenca. Every move and every dollar each syndicate cJ.pcnd, dunna the ne11t nine month wlll be scared to the challenacr tnal\ which start w11h Round Robin I. Oct S-20. Round Robin ll, Nov 2-19. and Round Robin Ill. Dtc 2-19. The ~mi-finals 10 'elect a challcn&er Wlll be conduCled Dec. 29- Jan 7, 1987. and tbe finals to ~lcct a challcn&er wtll be sailed Jan 13-23, 1987 The wtnntt of these lf\'Chn.t tnal races Wlll mttt the Aunrahan de- fender. yet to be named. in a best four out of ~vcn race ~nc\ star1ma Jan ll. 1987 Mort and morc businesswomen. housewives, moms and grand· mothe"' arc renting adult movies. "Somct1mea. the women who rent them have a little lod in hand," said John Z1mmennan, owner of the Video Movie Center an Rancho Cordova. "They'll pick up ·Ptnoc· ch10' for the kid and an adult movie for themselves "They aren't JU~t young women either," he said. "l have a pair of ladies in their 60s or 70s, who come 1n together every week. And they'll whisper together and choose an adult film . They look like your grand· mother·• At Tower Video on Broadway "' to 40 percent of the renters of adult movies are women, according lCl manaJ<'r JerT} D Pompt1 Mo\t appear to bc bctween ~5 and SO )ear\ old. he said Luce Ra r nn v. ho ""' n' Carmichael V1deow11h h1\ w1te P.m1 also said about a third of h" customer are women "A lot of them would ne,l'r KU 10" theater The) v.ouldn't wisnt lo be seen going 1n," Barne> \J1d ·\ doctor'\ wife tame 1n a tev. wl'd .i. Jgo and rented one for her fm:nd'<, '>0th birthday pany " Al Clai. Video En tcrpn\C\ J\\I\· tant manager( hns·Pen")' l>ald women make up about half thl' t1<lull mo\ 1l· customers. At 49e r Video on .\rden WJ\ women usuall) come 1n v..11h boyfnends or hu~hand ~ in the cvc- nin"-accord1na to salt-~ clerk Mat· 1ht'w W Mahry Women \a}' the movie\ arc M>me· 11mes crouc. soml't1mes laua.hablc and otten both ··11 alwa}\ ~emi. lo be,. ~rt:tl) &ood aphrod1!>1al .. ~1d one _CJ.)car-old .... oman \he rent' an adult movie l'\Cf) tew week<; !Cl watch at home v.11h her husband alkr their 2-year· uld ~n ha\ gont to !">Cd Ru t one wo man'\ erouca 1i. another v.oman's comedy .i\ single 28-year· old legii.lallvl' consult<int ~1d she watches X-rated movies with other women fncnds stnctly for laugh\ "It's fu n to !>Ce them with a bunch of women. hke at ba<:hclorette parties." she )81d "One problem that 1s clear " that tht mov1es are made by men. l dunk what men find appeahna 11 not what women find 1DDC&11na," she ~d. "There's no pfot. Tbctt's no teal buildup Thcn's no real romance.' Tht new fcmaJc audacocc 1s china· lnl what occun 00 5CIWI\, aocord.ip.a to Jeff Armstrona. a sP.<>kesman tor the Muchell Brothers Film Group. a.n adult movie maker 1n San Francisco. Armstrong said new v1dcos appeal 10 women by fcatunng mort plot. more romance. couples who convcrK a well as get ptrven:c. better lookin.a men and more hberated female characters .. The women even dom11ute. not in a sado-ma50Ch1suc way. but they are Wllhng, and they choose what happens in the new movies." he said. Contemporary programs adopted Girl Scout focus changes to keep up with today's world READI NG , Pa. (AP) -For some people, Girl Scouts and coolues go together like motherhood and apple pie, but that doesn't mean the Scouts spend much.ti baking and sewrng today. In the 73 yean-since iu.J'o..und1ng, the Girl Scouts progJam has evolved from a group fostetrng homemaking skill to an organ1zat1on sponsonng computer camps and offcnng badges an woodworlung. Locally. the Great Valley Girl Scout Council depends on the re- sources raised by an event familiar lo many people -the annual cookie .sale. . . Betty Croft of Wyomissing. a former council president and curren1 board member, says she believes that 1t 1s a pos1t1vc factor for Gtrl Scouts that they help to support their own COBB~KING Mr. and Mr.>. Ray S. Cobb of Emerald Bay in Laguna Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter. Heather Rae Cobb. to Gerald Edward Krng of Houston. The bnde-clcct 1s a graduate of Laguna Beach H 1gh School and T ASIS 1n SWltzerland. She attended Peppcrdinc University and 1s a gradu· ate of fashion Institute of Design and Mcrchand1S1ng 1n Los AJlieJes. Her future bndegroom 1s the son of Mr• an~rs. James E. Krng of Houston He is a graduate of St Thomas 1n Houston and Pepperd1n~ Un1vers1ty in Mahbu. BLUNT-LOVEJOY Dawn Blunt and Wyatt LOH'Jll~ announced their engagement on Chnstmas Eve Mr. and Mrs Don<ild Blunt of Hemet and Mr. and Mr~ George H. Lovejoy of Schcnec1ad~. N.Y .. are the parents of the couple The future bnde. a resident of Huntington Beach, 1s a graduate of Huntington Beach High School and Orange Coast College and auended Cal tale Long Beach Her fiance is a graduate of Schal· mont Senior High School in Rot· tcrdam. N.Y .. and the USAF Polite Academy in San Antomo. Te"<as He 1s a resident of Costa Mesa A May wedding 1s planned on the Queen Mary 1n Long Beach organ1zat1on b\ '>t'll1ng cookie'> .md ra1S1ng the fund\ thcm..ehes rather than ha' 1ng adult\ ra1c;c the monn fo r them However the council ha'> l rl.'atcd <1 task fo rce to find nev. lund-rc11\1n1Z techniques for the future \o 1h{ organ1zat1on docs no1 ht't omt· 1110 dependent on 'iell 1ng11nl· prod ut 1 \ht· said In add1t1on lO rhangl'\ in program., and funding, C11rl ~tout lcatlt·f\ h.1' 1· changed. too In the pa\t m<1n) '¥'C1 t· othcrs._who tacked \1.out :Hll\lt' onto their homemaking d111rt· ... -Toda}. (1rcat Valle\ C 11rl "l1..11ut Council c..h1l'I t:"lt'rnt1\r 1illi1.1.·1 I> l Jennings estimate\ 1ha1 "' k a'I till percent of local C11rl \u1111 kadt·r, work outside tht: homt: The) arc peuplc tor c\ampk lilo.l' Ja)ne E Cuml\ke' thr 1.oun1.1J 'itt' prcs1den1 Cum1ske\ ha' led in ht·r ''" n words a .. "·oluntct:r u.1rcl.'r lor m11,t ofher hlc Toda\ \ht:1 ... bJl.101.1nghl'r longumc (J1rl ~out 1.nmm11mt•n1 wnh her nev. role .i'> pan-ov. nrr 111 •.tn outlet that opened up 1hrl.'1. month' ago in downtown Reading \A.hen ht·r dau11.hll'r... v.nl' "H11111' Heather Cobb, Gerald King SCHWEITZER-LEE Former "'l'"'Pllrt ~ka< h 1 ·"d1.·nl\ "fr Jnd \Ir' C 11nr<J<l ...,t h"l'1t11·1 nov. ol \ tlJntJ ( 1.1 h.n l' Jnn11un1 l'll the t•ngagemt•n1 111 1h1.·1r .!Ju!.(hl< r Kath\ to W llhJm l 1.•t• ut < 11 ... 1.1 \k,a The bndc~ktt ,1rl.''>11kn1111 "1.'"~ pon Bea1.h 1\ J grJJuJtl 11! c 11111n,1 del '.\11:.lr High \l.h1111I Jnd tlw I n1,~·r ~II} ot Pugl'I \ound n r .1111m.1 Wa i.h Her tiJnl'l' " 1lw 'on 11 \Ir JnJ M re; Ht:nn L er nl < mlJ "'1l'"J I k 1' an btJnua H 1gh "il h1111l j?r JduJIC' J nol reoe\ed hi\ Jqtrl·l .11 I 1 .... 1•11.1 Barbara The\ v.111 Ix• mJml·d 11 .1 \1.11 h I' < um1skc~ hdpcd them .... 1th cratl\ dnd camping proJCl 1' Rut tuda~ "lcout1ng t'> d1fkrl'nt "I am armued at the badgl''> C11rl 'Xouts are no" v.orking on c,he ..aid ''T hl'~ are geare d toward the idea tha1 \OU lan do an~ th ing }OU "ant to do Tht: nl'v. prog.ram'i are not JU'>I aimed at \huw1ng girls thal the) l an be doctor\ al> well as nur\e'> The" arc designed to shov. ho\111 d1"cr'i1tied thl' v.orld I\. C um1skc}' said f-or examplt'. onl' local troop ha\ a handicap a"'arenc)S program using acu' mes 'Stich a!I becoming whel'l- l ha1r-bound 1n order t» understand thl' problems ot hand1lapptd peoplt· she said "-'o longt:r i.trt' ( 11rl Stout\ Lon tined 10 terta1n roles an Ilk an-. morr than otht•1 girls thl'1r agt: she ~aid · \A.e hJ\t: to kl'ep their mind 11pcn IO the "'orld ht'cau..e the\ v..111 ha\ e tu go out 1n tht• v..orld .. \he said I 1~c C 11rl \4..out'> nauonalh tht h><.al organ1ta11on ha\ slov. I\ hel'n losing mt'mber\ and \oluntt•t•r kadcr\ are getting harder and h;mkr to rind frnn1ngs said Rut hetau-.e thl'1r timl' " mnrl: prt 11u<. thl' k ader'> v. ho n·matri JTI' more' dedicated as a group. Croft said To mm bat a nauonal trend show. in~ that g1rl'> fro m fo urth lo suth gradc-s .m: starling 10 d rop out of ~outing C1irl <x-outs have sponsored u\ ern1ght l'\ ent~ such as a "high-tech l i.t~·1 " held at tht' museum of "lt 1entdit D1\Covcr) 1n Hamsburg. knn1ng~ \aid "It u\ed to be tl)a1 troop mci:ungs were enough •· she said But today's ~touts are loo king for mo~ d1· 't'rstfied act1v1lles. she said H1 >V..l'\ t•r. one alll\ 11\ - cam pang -rl.'main'> a staple Camping program' nov. include \ulh JCll\ 1t1c'> a\ rock climbing. ~I "'all h1ng. lanoe1ng and g~mnastics Bu t thl' ba\1l camping actJ\ 1ues ha' c n111 l hanged o"cr thl' "car<. .. T ho..e lo.id'> wae digging latnllt'.s 11 the ()(1<, too· one leader\31d v..1th a 1.huddl' 'eaf\ dgu ...amping was a radical .nt1\1t\ lur girl\ v.ho v.ere suppo!>ed tt \pend their time at home. But lur 1,Ja\ 'C11rl \\.uut tt 1s 1ust one mon Jdl' I\\ among man" othe~ she <An t'nJU\ Submit your ~edding and engagement news f JJ.t· hearr h.1med morht•n ol rht• hndt• and hnde-tc>-bt' 1r's eas .. ro puh/1\h 1our"t•JJing ne .. H in the Dai(' Pl/01 · F-irs1. gt'I u;p1t'!> of ourcngagment and "-Cddmg forms } ou can ell her p1d, rhem up 1n vurlohh1 at 110 ~ 8a) 5r ( osra M eS4J. Wonda~ through Fnda~ from a m to 5 p m or m ail your request "-llh a scamped. self-addre~sed en .. dope 10 1he ~ edd ing Department Da11 ... Pllot. P 0 Bot 1560 C o'>ta '-frsa. ( .\ l.J:!6::ti Engagement ne" ~must be \Ubmmed ar least se"en "-Ct"ks pn orro th<" 14edding. In ans"t.'r to ~o mam requesl!> the Dai/.\ Pr/or is nov. accepung photos nfrhe tmJe-w-he or tht• engaged couple It ."ou ha\ ea p horo. 1nl luJe it" llh the form \\ c•JJing' 1q// /1c. flu fl/: ~hc•J .J /tc'r (flt "4 cJJ1ng cfJ ((' ()u3/: f.1 pholP\ 11 I the hnJc· Pr/he· hnJ.1/, 11upl1· .ire " d, Prlt' RI.id 14 h ilt' phc>t<" an· prctc·rrcJ t11 •t•lor ft 1 ou 1\ ''h 1 our ph11tc •-cturnc·J pka'<' put 1 .. ur nJmc .mJ mJ1/ing .JJJrc·\\' •n the hJd , tJ\t' .J lc'll·ll{'{X'cl rx·n ph'a'>t') \.\ CJJlnf! .JnJ t'ng..igcmc'n f nt'l< \ /\ {1Ufill\hc'J cln J \()dl t'-d I dl/dflft hJ'I' \\r,.in·t}!ti.1r.inlt't'lc•u.1,rn 11i,d.11<·111r111urn1•"' fiu/IAClf\ 111 puhlhh 11 J' ''" '",,,pt'' \1 hit· , rn·m11m n I h11 ... 1 ! hur, h h\ ~ ~ ;1 1 n "t'" r<>rt fkJ• h BECHTEL-BURT '.1n1., \nn Hl' htl .1"ld 1-.. Dnug.I J\ Hurt ul Ir\ Hll' hJ't' Jr n11un,c-d thn plJn' tnr Juh "'l'dd1n~ R \. "IJrd 1nJ kJn &·\ htl 111 '-t·"' p.1rl &•J, h .Ir lht• Nrl"nt\ 11 lht• hrdc ·\' t''' \hl " :.i ~radu.1tl· •' ( ,1rt1nJ Jl.'I \1Jr High ~hool ,rn,, l ( L \ Her ttJtun· hu-.hand 1s the '"" ·I (k';in Jn.I lcJnnc Bun of Fuunta »'I \ .1lln HI.' "d gradu.ill' of Founw r• \ 1llt'' H 1)lh \\. hool and ( al Poh !>um,1na Ttw ·" "x mJmed Juh ~~ 1n \, \n,lrt•v. 'Pr<.'\l'l\Cnan l hur\.h '-~ I" ,., lka, h Teaching control has ups, downs M) husband has been trying to teach our children to speak ··Thermostat" for years. They say the yo unger yo u \tan to teach them a foreign languagt'. lht• faster they learn. This has not been the case. "Flush" dtd not rnme eas) for them. Neither did "Lights." "Thermostat' 1s one of the last of the foreign languages to be taught 10 children. It comes JUSt afier "Hang Up That Phone" and "Shut the Door ... (Note to parents: Please do not proceed to "Thermostat" until they arc speaking "Shut the Door'' fluently.) E11A Bo11Ec1 I> He v.111 pnxct•d tn thl' 1hnmmt.11 and v.1t h nimble pn:n~111n 11111\ l' 1h1 thermostat dial l\1 ~~ lk[!.fl'l'' 1 H' sheer (01nc11.knll' lhl' h.11hn~ 1i.•111t ofh1s lather I This " tollov.l'd h\ \1 ''"11" " h ot · H ,1 v. c ' l' r .1 ' 1 1 .1 1111 ,. phenomenon tx:rur\ rn,11·.hl 111 1urn· ang thl' thermo\t31 hal l '11ur , hil,1 There arc several methods of teaching "Thermostat." Some parents use the Berlitz concept. The) put recordings beneath the pillows of --- children that instruct. "A thermostat 111111t1111111111111111Ml~lll\tfllllll1et~lfltttlllllllt1-tH~ controls the furna~. When the door Shores l•nterl·Or S is open, the bad cold .air wants to come in and the fumact tncs vcn bard to heat the outdoors. God ne'-c:r YEAR END SALE meant for a furnace to heal Amcnra 40 t SOIL OFF or He would never have invented 0 It snow." LMWS. rter.lS. TlltU. ACCUSOllCS One of the first phrases a chllJ 642·2555 learns about "Thermostat" is "M) 2640 Avort St , Newport BeaGh room is cold." "My room 1s cold'. voluntarily trigers his motor act1 v1· HAPPY BIRTHDAY A 111\.0n C.. r) S.t Wllhee from Or. W Ronald R.clmonda & Staff Orthodontics lrft P11111t111 ~1n ~tort Jttrom~ 181 Ave114di Vi qucro • Sctn Clcm!'nlr (71•) 482-.2141 \Ill 01fX•n J °" nd1" lfr ~Wl'lh \\•fl. In t ht• IJnguJ[!l < lur l hildr ·1 ,, • 1• 'I"" \\ t 'rt n• .1 \t'.H .111d ·' h.111 ' ' H11\\. "' -.·11 'f~' ' rl•l1d ' '' I \ 1 I K' \\ 1· 'l"·r. .111011111•1 '"'' 1·.1r' •n I lJd.! • I' llo•l .1 rh h 111.IT .I'd \\l ,1n '11 ltllll'l'I .l!lo '~ Jhrrt, h ldrt·n It "·"n 1 un• 1,,,1 "''·ri.. u.hl'n " l1•11lo. them ••n •1t•ht 1t1p I•• 1hr mt•t1. r that tht'\ '>l't'011 d 111 ,,1mpr1.·h•·r,,1 v.h.H ....... 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LOS ANGELES -It'~ hard 10 1mqjne the wlllowy, wholesome. sweet-faced Deborah Raffin paired with the hard-bitten Charle~ Bronson, the man who wrote the boOk on revenge movies. But 11 happened. Ther, appear together in "Death Wish 3. · '\1 her tasteful home above Cold· water Canyon. Raffio talked about her reasons for appearing an "Death Wish 3." had great admmu aon tor her. Shl' must push a 1de her own feelings. emotion\ and JUdgmen1 to represent the per..on ass11ncd to her." Raffin ~ad she probably won'I stt "Dea1h W1 h l" becau~ ~he doe~n·1 li ke '1olcnet' "I may he 1he onl) person 1n town who ha~n·1 ~en 'Rambo.' lt'SJU!.l not m) t·up ot lea." ca~ an New York in which Ooetz was charged with shootina what he thought werr would-be muggers in a 'iUh~ay mun. The case is pendmg. "If you look at 1t mtellectually. you cenmnly can't condone people taking the law 1n10 1heir own hands," she \aid. "But you can also (eel com- passion for people's anger when they or so meone they love a~ vict1m1zed and the cnm1nals arc not brought to JUSl1Ce ." She said Bronson was very· shy, .. d,·'>pe rattly 11h y." "I can svmpath11c wtth 1ha1. I'm not extrovertro my~lt. and I lan tw: shy around people l don'1 ~no" I can set how \harllt" I!> troubled h) lhC pressures ofbe1ng a !>tar " Raffi n and her managc-r-hu~ha nd. Michael Viner. plan to make their fifth v1~1t to Chana 1n :u man) )car~ They have taken contingents of tiln1 people to excha nge V1''W!\ and ex- pertise w11h Chinese movie makcr'i. Through their produt·t1on company. Dove. Inc .. lhe V1ners have 'lold American fitm!i for releu~e 1n Chana, and thc-y brought 1ht much-praised .. M > Memom.~\ of O ld BttJmg" to the n1ted Ulle5 "I'm hoping that the Chinese will agree to a co-producu on with Amcn - ra." the actress said "I hcChinc'ICare very t>right and astu1e, and the)' want 1hcar anist\ and techn1 c1ans to be equally 1n"olved. It's JUSI a malter of tinding the nght ttmc and the right vch1dc .. Deborah Raffln "I've known (director) Michael Winner for a long time. We did a fil m 1 ether, 'The Sentinel.· and I enJO) work.JOI with him. I've known Charlie and Jill (Ireland) socially; they used to have a home near our home in Vermont," she said. The nc-w film aga in ca~ts Bronson as architect Paul Ker~e)' When he discovers a friend's body in a New York apartment. he 1s arn;,tecl on su~p1c1on of murder fhe head poltce officer recognizes the famed '1g1lan1e and enlists ham lO help dean up the neighborhood. a plot 1um that will no doubt astonish the New York Police Depanment. Follo"mg the t>o>.-ot: lice bonanzas for "Rambo." "Com- mando" and other vengcam:c mo-.· 1es. Cannon Films hopes for a big killing with a release an as man~ a) 1.500 screens. 'Rocky IV' wins another round at box office "I liked the character I was 10 play, a public defender. As wtth all my roles. I did research. following a public defender around as she prac- ticed her profession an Los Angeles. I ***"HILARIOUS ••. A FINE COMIC CAST." -JAY MAEDER °"EW YOR~ DA • •,f .li'S Clue. THE MOVIE COMEDY WE DARE YOU TO SOLVE I ilt.111 " 01\ANGt ~ 'r ""t "''t 5l• 1~~3 II() ....... ACCt "l0 '0• '"ft llriGA.Qltitt•Y lAIMADA P11t1llc I Lt M <IC!t 99.t 2'()() The vigilantism of Paul Kersey ha~ come under cn tic1sm. especially an the aftermath of the Bernard Goetz HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"Rocky IV" remained the top box office d raw over the weekend, grossing $8.4 m1lllon to boost its total to $68. 7 m1l11on 1n four weeks. "Out of Africa," a new release stamng Roben Redford and Meryl Strcep. and Disney's re-release of "IOI Dalmatians" provided what little movement there was. opening at No. 4 and No. 7. respecti vely. "Jewel of the Nik " remained an second place with $4. 7 million. and "Spies Like Us" held on to thi rd with S4.3 million. "Out of Africa," a Un1ver!>al re- lease, brough t 1n S3.6 million. fol- lowed by "Santa Claus: The Movie" with $'3.2 million. Columbia's "White Nigh ts" d rop- ped from fourth to s1x1h on a gro'i'i of S2.8 million. and " IOI Dalmatia n~" brought in $2.4 millio n w11h its latec;1 debut. m1llton. 2.232 ~cn·cns. S68. 7 mtllton. fo ur weeks. 2. "Jewel of the Nik ." 20th Ccntur) Fox. S4.7 mill1on, 1. IOfl ~nccns. $1 4,8 million. 1wo week~. 3. "Spil's Like Us." Warner Bros .. $4. 3 million. I, 700 c;crecn,, $22. 3 million. three weeks. 4. "Out of Afnr a," lJn1\crsal. $3 b million. 922 screen'\ $' 7 mil hon one week 5. "Santa Claus: The Movie," T n- Star, SJ.2 mtllton. 1,585 screens, S 18.2 million. four weeks. , 6. "Whale Nights," ("olumb1a, $2.8 m1l1 1on. 1.047screens.S14.6 m1lh on, fi ve weeks. • 7. "IOI Oalmat1a ns." Disney. $2.4 m1ll1on, 1.097 screens. $~.4 million, one ""eek. 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Mone) World" 1n an c.-tlort to '>how how thl")' d1fft'red e1~t-dll) tnal. • U.S. Otstnct Ju<tge Terry Haner Jr. set a hear1na dak ot Jan. 13 for Stt>1nhan'41 reque•t for a new tnal, tM. attorney said ··<)he did a llllk l)('rwnal ~·onten lor them "~t'1nhart ~1d "The) were \IOU \trUCk ' ThC' Goldbergs "had their shot," ;,.•ud Panon's attome)', Kenneth Sidle, add1na thi.t he doubted the Judge would ~ant a new tnal Sonawnter' Neil and Jan <wld· bt:'ra. who claimed parts of Partor1 ·, tm, "9 tn S" were l1flcd trom thnr composition ... Money "'orld," will appeal the verdict aga1n\1 thl·m attorney Terran r ~tt·1nhart '><lid Monda)' The JUI) deliberated 35 minute'> last week before reachtni II'>' erd1rt 1n lavor of Panon. 39. who wrote tht: )Ong that was the theme for the 1981 motion picture of the same name Parton \tarred 1n the film. along~ 1th Jdnc ~ onda and L1h Tomlin If a new lnal 1s granted. Stc1nnan ~aid, he will ask for the case to be hl"<srd b) a Judge instead of a JUry Daily Pilat "~he's a great \tar I love.-hrr ' Steinhart said ot Parton ·· f he) I the 1uror-.1 loved her too ·· \tc:1nhan said 11.,;as 1mpos.,1bk for the JUI) t0 have t:arefull y d1S4.u'lscd 1n that shon 11me the 1ssuec; ra1c;cd in the ROBERT REDFORD MERYL STREf:.P OUr ·~RIO\ .ti .tN•'ltk\•\ 0·1 I ... ~ tlwarl1 HWNllT (7011 I TRACI HUY) INWft TOWI CHTH ( JOll I TRACI STHEOJ ... WftVIUAlfCEml t'9arll HITlllTll t'9trft YIUI TWI• ~ llCIAIL llllUS ' '!Ti< I ' ' f' )t ..._.. ............ r. ;,;J _J dwtr41 El Hiii A CHORUS LlnE · THE MOVIE .:._; ;"' -.. , i..•'•· ·~ ........ ,..,. 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If' II WA".> ~E.?1EROA'-{ \ MEY, GARFlti.~, ARE YOU ENJOYING YOUR PRE.5E.NT ? by Kevin Fagan by Jim Davis 1''7 NEVER 4!>EfN A RAPIO MAVE TO LOOK LIKE A HAMBURGER! by Ferd & Tom Johnson <aolNG To? CHRI STM~S WIS YESH~D,A'( RIGHT. HE'S EXCHANGIN<5 HIS 1 1E$ ,AND IM E)(CHAN~ING THE S'TUPID ,APRON HE OtO VOU TALK W ITH H IM ABOUT tOUR BOUGHT ME by Harold Le Doux I~ VE S. MAAM. HE WANTS TO RETUR~ THIS BOOK HE GOT FOR CHRISTMAS HE DOESN1T LIKE fr BECAUSE THE HEIW IS A CAT .. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE rrs LAWRENCE. fl MOH .IRE'/'RE HERE.! 18E'/ ~ He.RE! T UMBLEWEEDS CONNIE.~ COt'1E. IN I I CAN'\ BELIE.VE. ITS '/OU! A ~16-PAN'THER'SON~f: PKCM'l..150 rvE C~OSE:N 'tbtJ, 1...IMF'lt71...IZA ~t7, 10 F:SCOR1 M'{ P'AUGH1~fomEn:tA171NG ft>S"f. v ROSE IS ROSE ~ ~~ lA9r 11M~, NO -I 'M Nor 3ADY ~ ™E-DECALS YET" .'I BRIDG[ ZONl<ER. \ ~E WANTS A BOOK WHERE ALL TuE CATS GET EATEN 8V ALLl6ATOR5 ON THE Fll~ST PA6E ! y by Lynn Johnston OH , e.u..'{-: 'fO.J HftJENT ~ A Brr! by Tom K. Ryan I KNoW. .. Ht:RE=1SMi=AR1H IS CA1l\JIP ,Al.I... OVER II. by Pat Brady TALKED INTO MAKING IT East West vulnerable. We st deal~. NORTH +A 7 I;> AK 10 7 6 S 4 0 K S • 106 EA T WEST • 642 1::1 2 • 98 l/Q983 0 J 97643 + S32 0 10 +K Q9874 OUTtl +K QJ IOS3 ':J J 0 AQ82 + A J The bidding: Weet North EH t PaM 1 ~ I NT 2 o 4 ':J Pa .. p.., 5 . p ... ,... 5 <:? p.., Pue 8 O Pua Pue PH• Pua Openinit lud: Two or •. outJt Obie 4 NT s 0 ~NT 7 . deal from the rinal of Lhe recent World Team Championship held ir. Sao Paulo. in which the U.S. re· tained the title it had won in Stock holm in 1988. When the Americttns held the East· West cards. they we re silent ' OMAR SHARIFF throughout the auction and the Austrian North South pair reached the grand slam in spadl's. West Jed a club and declarer took a normal hne for has contract He won the ace, led a diamond to tht' king and. in an attempt to ruff his diamono loser, continued with a diamond to the are. East rufr"d and cMhed a club for down two. These dayJJ, almo~t as much strns In the other room . F.ut entered is laid upon d1srupt1ng the enemy tht' auction with a "comic" no trump aurt1on a3 on constructive bidding. that showed e1tht>r 1 genuine no However, when your plan~ to bam trump overcall or a weak hand with boozle the opponents fall through, an unknown long suit. We'll retcued you might rand that. you han told to two diamonds, and North·South the enemy more Lhan they need to pr~eeded to seven spades after an know about the hand . Con~1der th1!!._ auction that 1nrlucl1•d an a'kinir bid fo r the queen of hearts and a cue bid showing the king of diamonds. Here. too, the lead was a club. but the declarer. Hugh Ross of Sausa hLo. California. knew diamonds were not going lo break, and so he did not try to r uff a diamond. In CHARLES Go REN stead. he captured the queen or clubs with the ace and ran all his trumps. East round it impossible to keep his heart guard and the king or clubs. No matter wh ich he discarded on the la,t trump. the grand slam wu home For lafermetJH eb.•t Cw l•• Gorea'• ••• eew-'euer for brktse pla11n , write Gtre• Irids• LeU.r, P.O. IH 4428, Orlado, Fie. 32802 ... m . r Daily Pilat . THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1985 [:J Th"• Sooner th• better for thl• couple'• honefmoon. 82. • The Blue P••••• the Gray In football All-Star game. 82. o fiesta f orCornhuskers Coast Christmas Classic opens at Estancia today Ne bras k a wastes no tim e prepa rin g for bow 1 gam~_ start work and how much to do. Stnk1ng a balance is al ways a problem. You don't want to have too much fun or not enou&h fun. You don't want ~o over-practice and you don't want to go easy and get stale. Every year is a new expenment. lake to run most of the tam e and throw as a surpn~ clement, but I don't know what M1ch1$3n will allow us to do. They arc very, very stingy on defense." The f1r\t annual ( oast Christmas Classic, which got under way today. features three area prep basketball teams. an action tonight )·.o-c>otnlneue1 "' Gl9ndale Hoov ... S:20-Leuun. Hiit• "' EdilOtl 7-Hunlfll{lton ... ell VI ~nl• ANI V•tlev PHOENIX (AP) -The seventh-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers am ved here Wednesday and wasted little time bcgjnning preparations for their Jan. I Fiesta Bowl football game against fifth· ranked Michigan. "I think we'll play hard and we'll play well," he added. "But then again, it's hard to predict. ft can go either of two ways. We can believe we're not that good after what happened in our last game or we can try to prove something in 1h1s one." Osborne said "1 rll be to our advantage 1f1 t • s a low-scoring game," but the natural-~ss surface at the game sttc -Sun Deval Stadium 1n ncarb)' Tempe -may favor M1ch1gan. Edison, seeded No 4 an the toume). faces Laguna Halls at 5 20. follov.ed by the Huntington Beach-Santa Ana Valle) game at 7 and the Estanc1a-lolan1 CHawa11 ) contest at 8 40 l.AO-tolent ..,, E•t•nci. ~RIOAY'S S•GOND ROUfllD ~Oloaf .......... t • m -C>omlft9"'9t ·Glendele Hoover IOM< v1 C•tlfof'ni.-trvlne IOMt 10 ....S.nte ANI Vellev·Huntlnvton &Mell -v1 ltoM'l'IMO-CO'-094 --i2.20-Mtu lon v1_.w.,,.,. -"' Cve><u,·L9 J~Nll IOMt The Comhuskers' chartered Christmas Day fli&ht touched down at IOa.m. and four hours later. Coach Tom Osborne put his 120..player trave ling squad through a full-scale scrimmage at Phoenix College's Hoy Field. ''This is a horrible day or time for anybody to be doi ng anything. but we have a lot of work ahead of us," Osborne told reporters at a news conference before the closed practice session. "We just left some very cold weather in Lincoln. It was in the 30s and 40s the last day or two and yesterday (Tuesday) 1t was in the low teens. We tned to practice and could only stay outside an hour before having to move it inside." Nebraska, 9-2. was ranked second an the nation before losing 27-7 to Oklahoma tn the regular-season finale on Nov. 23. It kept the Comhuskers from a Jan. I Orange Bowl show- down with top..ranked Penn State "The first reaction is disappointment an not going to the Orange Bowl and what at represented -a chance at the national championship. It's a competitive instinct," Osborntsaid. "Bl!t once the players realize that u was no longer possible. they got anxious to come here. There's no rcluctancy on our part to play M1ch1gan." "They've played one game on natural grass this year. This wtll be our first," he said. "It takes a httle adjusting. but at's not a reaJ problem. I v1s1tcd the stadium about a week to I 0 days ago and it as 1 n great shape. It'll be a fast track and wtll favor a team with quickness that can run laterally." Osborne 1s no stranger to 70.021-seat Sun Devil Stadium. His 197 5 Corn huskers lost there 17-14 to Arizona State in Fiesta Bowl V Dominguez High as seeded first in the toumc). followed b)' Cor- ona del Mar, Mission VieJo and Edison. Dommgue1 meets Glen- 1-!01enl·E1tenc1e IOJet "' lAO~ Hilb· EO•M>n -~--°"'""""' .... 3 4C>-Oon'l'-l•Gi.ndele l4001ter w l" ,,., "' Cel!IOl'nle · lrvlne ""'"Mf' S.~lulon Vlelo·Werrefl wlMer vi c VCl<HI· Lii JM dell wlnn« 1-1otenl·E"1ncl• winner ., Leo~ >illl\•EOIM>n winner Osborne said bowl preparations arc "like startmg a new season. You don't know when to Sweet gift The Wolvenncs stand 9-1-1 and "they're a complete team They don't seem to have any area where they're deficient." said Osborne. "We're not as well·balanced as they are. They look at us and sav 'They can run we!L but they can't throw.' We'd dale Hoover at 3:40 toda:-• "It was a very frustraune game for tne personally," he said. "The prcvaahng atmosphere was that the Sun Devils didn't have a chance that tt was a mismatch I didn't understand 11. I thought it was a toss.-up. Compet1t1 on co ntinues I 40-Sente Ana Ve llev·HunlllliltO" through Saturda) ~Ith the finals scheduled ~fonda) night 8eK" w•n,,... " Ro_,...eo-C«one Gel SATURDAY'S SEJWl"tNAL.S CD11M>1e••on oernn-io .0 eno i220 fltt11 o ece oerne~-1 •no • C11erno.onlhl9 oernn • •110 . TODAY'S FlltST ltOUNO C.AMES "When we lost to them. ever) bod) said 1t ~as a great upset. But Anzona State was 11 -0going 1nt0 that game and afyou look around the pros ranks.. a lot of their pla yers arc stall acuve. 9 a""~ •o<"~U ·~ Lono &e•C" Je><a.r 10 ~· f()rll•• ., ,,.,,,. u 10 D rr -Ro~rn••O ., Coron• oe Ma• MONDAY'S l"INAL.S C0<1M>oe11on -1 o rn flftn 04.ce -• o rn """' o<ec....-. o m . Cll•"'9•onY\I~ o m >-M''''o" v e10 -t\ W•rren • Youths take to the Sun Freshmen are the top threats in Ar izona, Georg ia lineups --- EL PASO (AP) -You .,.,on·t find lullhad .. Keith Henderson or uulback Tim 'Work\ on < 1corg1a'<. preseason depth chart. . They are true freshmen who were in high school a year ago but wound up the 198' regular season a5 the Bulld0$s' top two rushers. Anzona's depthchart lasted Da ... 1d .\dams and James DcBow 1-2 at tailback and 1he\ did 1ndl'ed lead the Wi ldcats an rushing. · But DcBow also is a frc'.>hman Cot the redshan vanety) whale Adams. a Junior 1s the' eteran of the group wtth one whole year of collegiate et:pcnen,e. He missed the 1982 and 1983 seasons with knee 1nJuncs and stand\ only 5-6. These are the people who .,., ,11 Ix' carT) mg the ball much of the time Saturday when 7-3-1 Georg.1a meets 8·3 Arizona an the Sun Bowl. Last year, the 6-2, 21 ().pound Henderson .,.,as pla) 1ng for Canersville. Ga .. High. where he rushed for 2.046 yards an has senior season -423 in one game -and 20 touchdowns. Worley. who's the same size. rushed for more than 1.700 yards and scored 16 TD" for Lumberton. N.C.. High School. "We had a need for running backs." sa~s Georgia running back coach Make Ca1,.an. "and wtth Tim and Keith we knew that we had two great prospects. but that's all they were -prospects ... Not any more. Allhough neither was a starter until midway through the season. Hender<;on led the Bulldogs with 73 1 yards and Worle) followed .,.,1th 62, Then per· carry averages were 6.8 and 5.4. respectt,el) Worle~ who won the 100 meters at the I 984 JuniorOI} mp1cs. al<.o led the Bulldogs with I 0 touch do.,., ns "I didn't thank I'd come 1n and i.:o ntnbutr this mul'h so soon." sa~s Worle) .,., ho ong1nall\ mt<."ndt·d to sign w11h Oklahoma "I'm -;urpnsed I real!\ lame 1n 1uq wanung to help the team as mulh 3) 1 wuld ·· Henderson . .,.,ho ne\er pla,:d rullbad. tx·rorc coming to GeorgJa. sa"s he "'d1dn t ha' l' an\ high ho~·, etther." hean 1s bagger than he 1s "I .... as the onl~ pe~n on our staff ..-.ho wanted to gJ\e him a scholarship Ever) time someone sav. ham standtng around those first two )'Cars. the) reminded me of that. I guess I ha'e the last laugh .. When A.dams. was ailing, DcBo.,., helped pack up the slack wath 329 )ards He scored twice against UCLA and was the Wildcats" offens1' e pla)er of the game fo r his I 05 "ards against Oregon State De Bow. who rushed fo r more than 1.000 yards an has Junior and senior \ears for his San Bernardino. Calif.. high school. sa' s he ··always dreamed about playing for L'CLA or ·s( ·· A.II he received from those schools .. howe' er were form letters no '1s1ts from recruiters .\nzona signed him after recruiting coordinator Gary Bernardi noticed ham whale looking at films of a teammate ··James was Just one of those pla)ers who seemed to slap through the recru1ung process." says Smith "We signed him fo ur months after the nauonal s1gnmg date. What are the odds of getting a gem that late" Pretty high. I'd S8) .. He's a real chip off the old Brock HONOLULL' IAP ) -Lou Brock Jr 1s a lot lake has father He has the same speed (4 5 1n the 4()..yard dash) and ~ire-hard bod\ (5-11. PS pounds). '\dd a St. Louis Cardinals" baseball uniform. and the 'ounger man would resemble Lou Brock Sr. even more The elder Brock finished his baseball car~r as the all- 11me base-stealing leader .,.,1th QJ8 and .... as inducted an to the Hall of Fame last summer 1t..-.1ll beav.hile 1fe,er ho"'e"~r befo~has21-)ear old c;on .... ears pro baseball thread .. Hc'saJun1or at uthem ( ahfom1j and as a lootball \taner 1n the T ro1ans· seLondan S~ar Bowl President Jame. B. HlU.ln•. rtclit, praenta Unlveralty of Mlaml C-oach Jimmy Johnson with tiant football •• Johnson arrived ln New Orleans. But offensive coordinator ( 1l'1>rgl' Hatlnt•r sa~c, ··v, l. never had a thought of holding the m 11u1 lh1' \Car V. 1th such outstanding prospects. }'ou"re hliping lnr -.nmeth1ng. hoping they'll be part of your offense·· Anzona e'pected bag th ing!> from \dam<. .,.,ho bur<.t onto the scene an 1984 b) ruc;h1ng lor ~ 50 'ards and earned second-team Pac-I 0 honor) \.\hen health) he .... a .. a 167-pound bundle of energ) r1J\h1ng for I Jn ~ard'> against SMU and fin1sh1ng "Ith 51~ de-;p11c hip and toe IDJUnes that kept him out ofone game .10d limited him 10 a handful ofcames 1n three others ·· 1 v.a'> drafted to pla) baseball oul ofh1gh school. .. he ~d belore practice for the fourth annual .\IQha Bowl between Southern Cal 16-51 and .\labama 18-2-1 t on Saturda\ ··But I v.anted to go t0 ~hool and I la ke football better than baseball:· Brocl added Brock hasn"t ruled l.lUt baseball though He'll be pla\ 1ng center field for the l ( team this spnng NFL tests: Players will pass Most refuse to s u bm it to the league's m a nda t ory urina lysis at end of season From AP dJspatcbes National Football League teams are splat over whether to include drug testing an their routine end-of-season physicals. and those which arc 1ns1s1- ang on them are meeting strong resistance from their players Postscason physicals are a way for teams to protect themsel ves against tn)ury liability suits and to determ ine whether players need further medical attention. Some teams require them. some do not. But unnalys1s and other forms of drug testing, a constant abrasive between the owners and the NFL Players Association, has never been a part of postscason tests. The union says the Collective Bargaining Agree- ment signed in 1982 proh1b1ts them. tiut the owners' bargaining unit interprets the agreement d1ffercntl\ Last Thursday. even before their season was over. the t. Lou1<; Cardinals ordered drug tests as pan of their physicals. When most pla)'ers refu sed to submit to the drug test. they were noufied b) 1hc team that they were being fined S 1.000 crp1ecc In a copynght stor). the S1 Louis Post-Dispatch reported Tuesday that Cardinals fullback Earl Ferrell and a teammate were treated during the season for drug dependency and quoted several pla)'ers anonymous!)' as saying that four or five players used cocaine during the I 984 and I 985 seasons. "There's been a nng of drug users on the team this o;cason." one player was quoted as saying. "The manage- ment was aware of some drug use on the team this season. The manage- Vaqueros' Renteria takes All-CIF honors Irvine High's Gary Rentena. a 6-0. 205-pound linebacker, has been chosen on the All.CIF Southern Conference football team as selected by the Los Angeles Olympic Committee's selection board. Renteria is one of eight South Coast League standouts to be honored on the team. which consists of I 5 ofTen$1 ve and IS defensive players. hanna Pla_yer of the Year honors art Capistrano Valley quartM>tck Scott tark and El Modena lineman Don Gibson. Others from the South Coast League honored include running back !odd Vert and center Rick Costello of Mission Vie10; de- fensive lineman Scott pauld1n1 and linebacker Make GonzaJ~ of El Toro: wide receiver Nathan Call of Cap15trano Valley; and offensive lineman Damn &ard of Dana Hills OU'J Renteria ment ~as aware of some drug use during the 1984 season. The players were brought 1n 1nd1v1dually and told to shape up. But the situation has gotten out of hand this season." The Cardinals. expected to be contenders this year. finished 5-11 and Coach Jim Hanifan and his staff were fired. On Sunday. the Green Bay Packers. 8-8. made a drug test an optional part of the physical "Each man must dig down an has conscience and decide what he wants to do." Coach Forrest Gregg said. Pla yer representati ve James Loft on said he didn't expect an) pla)ers to submit to the drug test. The Buffalo Balls. at 2-14 sharing the l~ague's worst record with Tam~ Bay. also included voluntary un- nal)SIS an its postscason physicals. On Monday. 1he New Orleans Saints. 5-11. made a drug test man- datory, most of the Saints refused to undergo at and the team said they would be subject to a $1 ,000 fine. Deland Moore. a defensive tack.le for the Saints. said the players' refusal to take a drug test was "strictly a coUectivc barpunanJ thing. Ifs not that we're tryani to hide anything. We tried to get a 49-man squad this year and management turned it down," hmitang rosters to 45 players. "They said no. so we say no,' Moore said. Spokesmen for tbe Rams. the Kansas City Chiefs. Atlanta Falcons, Minnesota Vilongs. Detroit Lions. Indianapolis Colts and the playoff- bound Dallas Cowboys and said there were no f I ans to include drug testing as part o their oostseason physicals. Spokesmen for the Cincinnati lkngals and the playoff-bound Los Angeles Raiders said their teams generally do not 11ve posueason physicals except to uvum:t players and have no plans to test for dn&p. ··The P.hysacal eumanations 1n those cue . · Al loCasale. the Raiden' executive assist.ant. said. ··arc bas1cal· ly Ii mated to a study of the injury or anJunt>s an Question " A number of other teams. Seattle, P1mburah and playoff-bound Cleveland amona them. declined to d1scu their post5e&S<>n physicals. c1tina confidentiality. General Manaaer Jerry Vain1s1 Aid the ptayofT bound. 1 S..1 Cb1caao Bean "haven't made ~ finaJ dccwon (on drua tnhn&) this ycu The lcquc hasn't u1d a word. Ifs up to the 1nd1v1dual clu~ " "He's the smallest tallhad .. an h1-.111r. ·· \n1nna Coach um) Sm11h Jokes of his hlimcto.,., n !tnd Imm Tucson." He ma)' nm be an .\II-.\ maitjn. but hc l an pla' for me any time. "At first look \OU0d nc,rr reaul\ him tk's not going to make an) blue-chip last' -until \ou tind out h1<, Lott of aplrlt Peete. a redshan freshman. has pla\ed v.ell as a replacement for IOJUred Sean Sahshur\-. and 1s scheduled to stan Saturda) Broc k starts at the ··pasc; l'O' c:rage" cornerback position -.... h1ch mean~ he u"uall~ 1s assigned to the opposing team's bec;t rece1,er In I 5th-ranked ~labama's "a 1:. 1t"s .\lben Bell. an et:plosl'<' b1g-pla~ flanker. "l'\e seen him on film." Brock said ··1 hke has "ate hang ab1ht) He make'> a lot of difficult catches. He's a \CJ' 1mp~ss1ve athlete .. 49er •oaale Lott u,Jatem up Cbrlatmu Day practice by --.rt.nc a kata Cla• ... t. , B2 * Or1nge Coe:at DAILY PILOT I Thurlday. December 2e. 1985 The honeymoon was over Sooner than she expected Prem AP dt1patchs MIAMI -Jeff Tupper says has new wtfe, Johnna. doesn't mind spendm& their honeymoon wuh about 80 of has football buddies.. or at leaSt she says she doesn't. "She knows I'm dedicated to football," Tupl)Cr said. The Tuppen were mamcd Saturday in Joplin. ~o. Then they rushed to Miami so ~ff could JO• n the third· ranked OlcJahoma Sooners as they prepare for an Orange Bowl contest against top-ranked Penn State. Jeff, a starting defensive ~ckle with the Sooners, says Johnna will be secondary in his life until af\er the Jan. I game. . . .. "l still got the national champ1onsb1p to Jet, be said. "That's the most importart part of my hfr nght now. and I don't want to let down because I got married." The 10-1 Sooners could make a strong argument for the mythical nationaJ championship with a victory over the unbeaten Nittany lions. The newlyweds had planned to take a shon honeymoon by themselves, but Coach Barry Switzer messed up those plans by bringing his team to Miami a full week earlier than he has for past Orange Bowl games. "I was concerned about massing practice but by the time they decided to leave earlier the 1ov1tat1ons had gone out ... Tupper said. "I taJked to Coach Sw1tzer and he Just said: 'Go ahead. get mamed and come down here as soon as you can. No problem.' If he had said that I needed t0 be down there, we would've postponed it." . Tupper massed the first two days of practice an Miami, but he worked out twice each day Monday and Tuesday. . "One of 1he things l was womed about was staying mentally prepared to play," Tupper said ... I've had to do some extra concentrating on that. ··1cs been hectic and exciting. Everythmg's go ne so well. As long as the Orange Bowl turns out tht' way we want it to, it'll be a great month ... Quote of the day Bob non1too. a UC lrvme product and Nt'W York Knick, who was an a tussle wnh Detroit's Ri ck Mahorn. describing how it felt when Mahorn shoved an open hand in Thom ton's face : "Like Mr. Spock doing the Vulcan Mind Probe." 49ers' Wright on injured Hat REDWOOD CITY -The San Fran-[!] ~isco 49ers placed Eric Wright on the 4 · t anju~ reserved hst and signed corn~rba.ck Tam Collier to play an this weekends wild card game against the New York Giants. Wright. sidelined last Sunday by an incrcasmgl) pamful groin muscle pull. will be out for 28 days. but could be back if the world champion 49ers make at to the Super Bowl. Colhrr played part of the 1982 and all of the 1983 season with San Francisco and was an training camp this year. He was the last man cut when the 49ers trimmed its roster to the NFL's 45-playcr hmat at the start of the season. NFC awards Rogers, Hicks NEW YORK (A P) -Running back [il George Rogers of Washington was named 411 > Offt''i_Sive Player of the Week and safety Dwaplt Hacks of San FranC1S<'O the De- fensive Player of the Week by the National Football League's Nauonal Conference. Rogers rushed 34 umes for a cl ub-record 204 )ards and a touchdown an the Redskins' 27-16 victory over St. Louis. Hicks had a fumble recovery, an interception and sax tackles an the 49ers' 31 -16 victory over Dallas. Roae named Man of the Year ST. LOUIS-Pete Rose. the Cincio-ii na11 Reds player-manager who on Sept. 11 set an all·time major league hat record, has been named Man of the Y car for 1985 by The Sporting News. a weekly publication Rose. 44. 1s the 18th selectaon of1he award by TSN eduors. He collected his 4, I 92nd c.areer hat wath more than three weeks left in the season and now boasts a lifetime total of 4,204. The award cames with at the Waterford Crystal Trophy, valued at S 15,000, which will be presented to him next month dunng ceremonies an Ne~ York. Peter Ueberroth. now baseball comm1ss1oner, was the J 984 rcc1p1ent of the award. Other fin?hsts ·~ 1985 were football 's Walter Payton and Eddie Robmso!l· basketball's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Roll~e Massimino. hockey's Wayne G_retzky. boxings Michael Spinks and baseball's Dwight Gooden and Don Mattingly ~urtea pla&ulng McCarthy BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -Mtnnc-liil sota Nonh Stars forward Tom McCarthy as ' ttall wai~in& to put toeether a season with more pan than pain. McCarthf. whom the tars selected as the I 01h player overal m the 1979 Nataonal Hockey League draft. has played more than 68 games only once in his injury.filled cal'Ct'r. That was an 1982-83. when he played 1n all 80 pmC$ and had his best all-around campaign, wuh 28 goals and 48 assists for 76 points. The following ye81', playina in 66 games. he scored a cueer-hagh 39 goals. But the 2S-ycar-old McCanhy ha.~ no1 logged enou&.h ice time recently to come close to those, num6cl'$. He is cumntly out with a separatt"d shoulder -his fourth malady of a season which is less than haJf OVt'r. "What as JUSt a bruise to most people, you have to treat like a fracture for Tommy," sa1d Stars trainer Dack Rose. "He's the kind of guy who can sleep wrong on has arm and he'll come an and it will really be hurting him. He doesn't heal like most people. It's no knock against hJm. That's just the way ht' IS." Four years ago. McCarthy was hit by a shot ~n practice. It tort muscles and c~usc internal bleeding an his forearm and three days later at It'd to surgery that doctors say saved the arm. The next year, a similar injury happened to McC.a.rtby's leg; he tore muscles and the muscles swelled. blocking the blood supply to the leg. With that krnd of running start. McCarthy ha5. gone on to sustain almost every injury and illness imaginable smce. For ex.ample. in this St"ason alone. he has had a bum knee a jammed wnst. Bell's pals) and now. the separated ~houlder that Wlll keep him out of the lineup for at least three more weeks. "I don't know wh y all these weird things happen to me" said McCanhy. built solidly enough at 6-foot-2, 210 pounds. "I've never broken a bone, but I've had muscle problems. cireulatjon problems, tendon prob- lem~. separations. ligament problems, ankle trouble. nerve troublt'. Knlcks' knack New York•• Rory Sparrow and Gerald Wllklna ~cb.anCe hlth fivea ln the cloetnc eeconda of the Knlcu' 113-104 wln over the Celtica tn double overtime Wedneeday. 7&ers'announcersuccumbs Portland blasts Clippers PHILADELPHIA -David ZmkofT. m for decades the public address announcer __ _ For the Clappers. Norm Nixon scored 19 points. and voice of the Ph1ladelph1a 76crs of the Johnsonscores31, butit's Cedric ~axwell scoredl 7.N1xonwastnreefor fivcfrom Na11onal Basketball Assoc1at1on. died __ _ three-point range to keep 1he Chppers close early. early Wednesday of heart failure . He was 75. not enough in 121-1 Q7 }0S$ Portland out rebounded the Cli ppers 49-43, marking Zinkoff had undergone heart bypass surgery 1wo _ _ ___ -the eighth game an a row the Blazers have outrebounded weeks ago at Hahnemann University Hospi~I. their opponents. Zinlcoff, a graduate of Temple Un1vers1ty. broke PORTLAND (AP)_ Kika Vandeweghe scort'd 26 Portland had trouble gaming parity on the boards into announcing with the Ph1ladelph1a Sphas. pred~ points Wednesday night to lead the Portland Trail Blazers early in the season. cessor of the NBA 's Philadelphia Wamors Thr to a 121-107 Na11onal Basketball Association victory With his 26 points. Vandcweghe be1tered has season Wamors moved to San Francisco after the 196 l -ll over the Los Angeles Cli ppers at Memorial Coliseum. average which was 22. 9 coming into the game. season. . The Bla.zers prevailed in their annual Christmas Day Portland Coach Jack Ramsay said the Blazers played The 76ers came here an 1963 when the franchise home game. despite a 3 I-point effort by the Clippers' well in stretches Wednesday night, and he looked ahead to was transferred from Syracuse. Zinkoffbecamc part of Marques Johnson. road games this week with Daflas and Houston. that operation, handling tickets and the program book The Blazers. with their third straight victory. boosted "We ran the ball well. we moved the baJI well." as well as the public announcing chores. their record to 18-14. Los Angeles fell to I 0-19. Ramsay said. "That turned 1he game around for us. He was a familiar figure on the sadehnes and had a Portland rolled out a balanced scoring attack. and "Now we have two on the road -Dallas and d1st1nct1ve. roller-<:oas1er vocal style that was w1dcl} had six players in double figures. Houston," he said. "We've got to keep working, pointing imitated by Sixcrs fan s. The Blazers outscored the Cla ppers 20-7 to open the the road record to . 500." He as survived by a sister Funeral <;crv1ccs will be second quarter. took a 71-55 halftime lead and were never So far this year. the Blazers have played half of thcu Fnday in Philadt'lphaa. threatened. 32 games on the road. winning sax and losing I 0 for a AFC honors Paige, Gastineau NEW YORK (AP) -Wade receiver Stephone Paige of Kansas City was named Offensive Player of the Week and de- fensive end Mark Gastineau of the New [il York Jets the Dt'fensa vc Player of the Week an the Amencan Conference. the National Foolball League announced. Paige caughl eight passes for a league-record 309 yards and two touchdowns an the Chiefs' 3M-34 v11.1ory over San Diego Gastineau had fou r solo lackk'>. three assists. one sack. one forcl'd fumble and one lumblr recovery in thr Jets' 37-10 victory over Cleveland Falcons hire Marion Campbell '\ TLANT '\ -The Atlanta Falcons extended head coach Dan Henning·-; con1ract and hared former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Manon Ca mpbell a~ ddensave coordinator Ci] The Falcons wrre 15-33 an three seac;ons under Henning. including 4-12 record the past 1wo ~asons. Henning came to the FaJcons an 1983 from lht' Washington Redskins. Campbell. a former Falcons head coach. wa'i fired by the Eagles Dec. 16 when Phaladclphaa was 6-9 w11h one game left in the season. He had two yt'ars remaining on his fi ve-year contract. Television, radio TELEVISION 6:30 p.m -PRO BASKETBALL La ker\ ~11 San Antonio. Channt'I 9. RADIO 6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: La.leers at San Antonio, Kl.AC (570). 7:3Q p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Philadel- phia at Oippers, KM.PC (710). Besides Vandewegbe's 26-pomt performance. winning perct"ntage of JUSt .375. The Blazers are 12-4 at Portland go1 16 points from Mychal Thompson. 14 each home. from Jim Paxson and Clyde Drexler. 12 from center Sam Clappers' Coach Don Chaney said his team let the Bowie and I I from Jerome Kersey. game slap away by taking early shots, giving the Blazet'9"a Reserve center Caldwell Jones scored JUSt 6 points chance to run their fast break. for the Blazers. bur his tough defense helped hm1t "Portland make~ a laving off cas) shotc;," Cha~> ( hppers' centers Kurt N1mph1us and rookie Benoit said. "lf)ou can kt:ep 1hem on the penmeter. yo u might 8cn1aman to JUSt 10 points. have a chance. It was the third qua~r before Nimphaus scored has "You have 10 stay with Portland -within two or first field goal. and both Nimph1us, who finished with 6 fo ur points -to win here." he said. "You can't let thCIJl points.. and Benjamin. who finished with 4, fou led out in keep a 10· or 12-poant lead -that seems to build their the final stanza confiden.-e t'\.Cn more." CELTS FALL TOKNICKS INTWOOTs "if~ YORK ( '\P) -Rookie Pa1nck E~ang SLOred 32 pointc; 1ndudrng 18 dunng a second-half lOmcback. and Rory Sparrow added 22 points as the New York Knacks oven.:amc a ~5-poant deficit to beat the Boston Celtics 113-104 in a douhlc-ovenunc-National Basketball :.\s~oc1a11on game Wednesday 1 he Kn1cks. who trailed 58-33 w11h 6 39 left in the lhard period. rallied behind their 7-foot rookie center 10 w1th1n 86-84 inside the last minute of regulation. Sparrow's two free throws with 34 seconds left tied the game. Boslon built a 97-92 lcad with 1:09 remaining 1n the first ovename, but Ewf'9g hll a Jumper and Trent Tucker ued It wath a three-point goal. Ewmg'sjumper 56 seconds into the second overtune broke a 99-99 lie and Gerald Walkins made 11 I 03-99 wi1h another JUmper. Norseth leads Blue past Gray, 27-20 Kansas quarterback named MVP for TD. 228 yards throwing MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP, Quarterback Michael Norseth of Kansa$ passed for for 22k yard~ and one touchdown to hft the Blue to a 27-20 victory over the Gray in their 48th Annual All-Star Football C'larnc Wednesday. Norseth, who shared lime at quar- terback Wlth Indiana's Steve Bradlc). passed for I 68 first-half yards and was responsible for the only touchdown an the second half - a 17-yard pass 1<1 Purdue's Steve Griffin 1n the third quaner that erased the Gray's 20-19 halftime lead. ICrlllu1 } '"'"·"\It u11. 1vu1111 4uo1L4ll but the dcten~ held both time\. W1JJ1e Pless of Kansas. who r« co,ered a fumble to kill one of tile threats. was named 1he Ou1standing Defens1 vc Playe r Napoleen McCallum of Navy was the Gray's Oumandang Offens1"e Player ~d Mississ1pp1 State's Aaron Pearson :its top defensive star The Blue scored fir;t on McAulay's 41-yard field goal set up by a 56-ya:rd dnve' an which Norseth comple~d four passc<; for 44 yards. .\f\er Lou1s1ana Tcch's Doug:bls Landi) intercepted a Norseth pass to kill another Blue threat. the Gray drove 6~ yards w1th Karcher hitting Anderson with a 19-yard touchdown pass. Rice's James Hamrick kicked the ext'8 poanl for a 7-3 Gray lead. The Blue's Erroll Tucker fumb~ the neitt ku.:kolT and Pearson re- covered at the Blue 15 yard line Karcher conncc1cd with Anderson again and H;1mnck added the extra point. Make Your Tony Baltazar pleads innocent Norseth was named the game·~ Most Valuable Player. Running back Allen Pinkett of Notre Dame. whb scored two touchdowns for the Bl ue an the first half. was named the Blue·~ Outstanding Offensive Player an the game. played before 18.500 spec- talors at Cram ton Bowl. McAuht ) had a 25-}ard field goal to cut the (!.dP to 14-6. The Blut' cut the lead again when P1nket1 capped a 66-yard dnve Wlth a I-yard 1ouchdown run A two-point conversion tf) failed. 1/eae-4 ?2eJ.otution Today I Shop at G.ary' s & Company Save 20°/o Today through New Year's Eve on all sweaters and casual jackets Sweaters include all cashmeres. shetlands, Merinos and cottons. Jackets include all suedes, leathers, cordur-0ys and poplins. Private Label 11;m1.1) 119 F•shlon Island • Newport lle•ch • 759-1622 • Bullocks \llNshlre Wing • POMONA (A P) -La Puente boxer Tony Baltazar pleaded inno~ cent to vehicular manslaughter an a July accident that killed two people. Baltazar. 24. who has part1c1pated 1n nauonaJly televised lightweight bout~. allegedly was drivrng under the influence of alcohol when has car skidded into another in Baldwin Park. yracuse place-kicker Do n McAulay kicked two field goals tn the first half for the other Blue points. Quanerback Ken Karcher of Tulane gave the Gray the early lead with a pair of touchdown passes m the first quarter. Aonda running back Neal Anderson scored the otht'r Gray touchdown in the second quaner The Gray drove deep into Blue The Blue went ahead when Bradley directed a 60-yard sconng dnve that t"nded with Pinkett taking at m from the I. McAulay's ex tra point gave the Blue a 19-14 lead. The Gray regained 1ne lead on Anderson's I-yard run with 3:50 !Cf\ an the half Miami looks for sweet deal Sugar Bowl win could put it in reach of nationa l crown NEW ORLEANS (AP) -The second-ranked Un1 vers1ty of M1am1 football team moved Sugar Bowl preparataons here Wt"dncsda). aretled by near-free21na wands and 50mr hot lacks from • 01x1eland Jll7 band. Quancrback Vanny Te~uiverdc amved separately about 40 mmutes before his teammates, Oy1n1 ~1reetly from has home m Elmont. N Y • instead of mecun.a the team at M1am1 first. M1am1 meets No 8 Tennes:stt. the Southea tem Conference champs. an the Suaar Bowl on New Year's Night. Testa vcrde admmcd 11'5 1mposs1ble to escape thou&}\ ts of a national champ1onsh1p tlult could come to M1am1 with a v1ctory over Tenneucc coupled Wlth a victory by Oklahoma over top-ranked Penn State in the Oranae Bowl ''But fi,.,t, wt have to take care of beaun.a Tennessee and let wh11evcr happens somewhere else takr care of atsdf," he said He wa~ a rrtlshan an 198'\, M1am1's national chomp1onsh1p ~a'°n -"mort' a spectator 1han a player:· he saao I has :.ear''.'I team. nc sa1ct. as more talented than that Ont'. • Coach Jimmy Johnson said he planned to meet wtlh his team at the hotel here Wedne~day night to remind them to keep their minds on the . ugar Bowl. "There's been so much talk about the outcome of other games and lhe affect on the rank1nas. I wani.:to impress upon them thnt 1hey ~hould not conc«n themselves Wlth 1hmg.<1 they have no control ovor:· Johnson said. He said he'll relax curfews for the first few days t<>lct his players enJOY <iomc: of the party atmosph~c SUf'T'Oundinj the bowl, then act down tO serious bUSll\('SS . "The fir1t three practices arc really important to us playina well,'' he said. "They were off all lut week takil'lg finals. The last pract1~ we had was a wcrk aao Friday.." Fullback Alonzo Highsmith 1.:lld he WH ready to 10 fliht now. "f wHacnang la1y ai home "tuna around andJoglng a httle," he said ··1 v.1~h the g.'lmc wu tomorTOw." "Tcnne see. I know what thry'rt th1nkma. Thg~vc aot noth1n1 to lo~ Tht"_y'rt sayrn(l. 'Let's ao knock otrNo 2 and act somt rr,P<'ct. Well. thev're not aoma to att lfl)' rtspect off of u' "6verybod) '\ ~n ~~anJ Mi.lma as looluna -to Oklahoma-Prnn C\1a1c That ' .i l11111rbull " "We' rt looking ct1rcctl) a l ~·nr 1'\~ -hr Mad FoR THE RECORD Niil '*'"°"' Wtl.O C:AlltD GAMIS Selllrdav Ntw t:noi.n.i "' Ntw Vor~ Jel~ ICn.11 ,,.. 4 et I om l suno.v ~an Franc \CO at New Vor~ C.1111" (C,.anntt ? et 10 • m ) SECOND •Ol.INO Saturday, Jan. 4 Cttvelend at Miami fCl'lenne1 4 et 9 )0 om 011tu a t A•m• Cnenne1 2 a1 I pm 1 Sundlv. Jan. 5 Sen Fr 1ncl•co New York (i1ent\ wl~ntr at C111cago (Chenntl 7 et 9 30 a m 1 Ntw Eng1a nd·New vork Jets wlnr>er •' A•I~• IC~annel 4 ., l D m I CONFIRUICE CHAM,.IONSHIPS Suftdav. Jen. 11 SUPER BOWL XX s11ncsev. Jen. 2• (el Ntw Of1Ht1l) AFC cnemP•OI' n NFC c11amo1on D m NFL lniurv rfl>Ort AMERICAN CONFERENCE NEW ENGL.ANO AT NEW YORK •:.TS -Pa rr ors L8 Br en lf19rtr•' (her'"''"MO ' luf\honaD•t Je" LB Lenee Me111 11001 C Joe F e'O\ •clle\ll C 8 JoMnv L•nn i.nee RB Frffman McNeil l•ne.). NT Barry BeMttl len~lel, LB Kvlt Cntton lnloi, QB Ken O'Brien (elbow). CB BoDOv J&Ck,on •norl\ltr no). RB JoMnv Hector •hana> DE Ma•~ Gastineau 111101 art orooao1e NATIONAL CONFERENCE \AN FRANC sco ar NEW YORI( GIANTS -•9frs R8 "'1endell Tv>er (knet) It out C8 Er1r IV• 0111 tet>Oomenl is dOuotfut. LB Jrm ttoverll (knM). R8 8111 Ring fanklt l OE Jeff Stover lnecll.l, TE Ru\\ Franc•' !ankle C Jo11n Hill lcalfl ert ouest•onat>te S Aonn1t Lott 1tnum1>l, NT Michael Carre• an~ie L8 Atk• Et11\0M tconcun1011 DE JoM Horr• !tlJ>Owl ••t 11rooao•e C. antS 'E Vv•o Kai> 1!0011 ' Out\! om1Dle C Bart Oate\ !ankle) CB Tto '"'•"• w n~e "'" ort)bat>lf' Bowl uons, schedute DEC 14 CalHonU 8owt (el Frt\IMI) ~ rf\no State SI Bowlln11 Gref'n 1 DEC. 11 Cllerrt Bowl (et ,.onflec, Mid\.) Marvtand lS, Svrarull' II lndt~e llowt (II Sllr"'-1, La.) Mione,ore 'O Clemson ll OEC 21 Holldav 8owt (et Seti Oltetl A,rkao\o 18 .Ar110"0 Stolt 11 DEC. 1S 81ut·Gralr Cleul< (ti Mon'-'-'t, Ale.) NQ•ll" 21 Soutn 20 FRIDAY'S GAME Ubert\r 8 OWi lat Mampftis) Bevror C8 l l V\ LSU 8 I 11 IChanne1 ll •' ~ )0 om i SATURDAY'S GAMES FIOMdt Cltnn 8owt lat ONndt, Fie.) O"'•o S•e•r 8·31 vs BYU • 10-11 ICnannet 4 •' 10 a m Sun 8oWI I•• Et Pl\O, Tool C.torQla ll·l II vs A••1ona 18-JJ 1C1111n <11!1 7 •' noon• Aloha 8owt (II Henotulll) USC SS v\ Aabama I 1 rChanntt ll a•Sorn MONDAY'S GAMES Froooom 8owt (at Antllelm) Wcu1111111ton (6·51 vs Co1oraoo <1 41' S om Gator 8owt 111 Jee11son11 ... F~ I Okranoma State 8 ) I\ Flonaa ~.,, ll ·ll <C11ennt1 1 at S pm TUESDAY'S GAMES PMdl 8owl {II Atlanta) Armv •I 11 ., lll•noi\ 16 4 I• CCJ1anne1 1 at noon) &lu--1 8owl (II Houlton) Aor For e II 1 "' T~•a\ 8 l Cl'>ar nti S •I I' 45 & m Al·Anwrlcen aowt let 8lnnlntflem, Ata.) M•clllgan Staff <7 41 v• Georgia fl'(n (8 2 11 '(Cnannei 13 al S Pm l WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Sunlr 111 F lestl 8owt (at Tempe) Mocnlgen t-I t v• Net>ra\kll q 11 (Cnan~el 4 a• 10 lO a m Cott9n lloWI lat DelHl Te.as .A&.M t9 1 v\ Auburn 18 l l 1Cn11nne1 1 at 10 30 ~ m J ROM 80WI 111 Puadenel UCLA ! 1 1 •\ 1owe 10 1• Cna Me1 4 at 1 om Suear 8ewl (al Ntw on..11\I M1aM1 Fla c 10 I V\ T 9Menel' (9. I 11 1Cllanne1 1 at S Pm 1 Ort._ 8owt lat Miami) 0 .. 11,..oma 19 I 1 vs Penn Sta te • 11 ·0J 1C11a nre1 • a• S om 1 SATVltDAY, JAN. 11 EHl·Wtlf SNIM Gamt (I f Sen ,ranclKO) Ees• vs wes1 noon HUia 80WI (a t Honotutu E"'' v\ West I pm Japan 8ewt 111 Yotr.,..me, Japan) Niii'" v• SoulP\ &30 Pm SATURDAY, JAN II Stntor 8owt (at Mobk. Ala,) Nnr tn •\ Sovrh 10 am Ail lime\ P'i T BLUE-GRAY CLASSIC aw. 71, Grav 20 Scor• Dv OUanen Blue Grev • u • o-v 14 • 0 0-10 81u-FG MtAutev 41 Grav-Hagood 19 11au trom t<arcne !Hemric~ klC~l Cirev-Anoer\on IS 111u trom Kercller tHamrlct< kick> 81...-FG MCAula v H 81...-Plnke!I I run f PH S le1led) 81...-Plnl\t!I I run IMcAutav klckl Grev-Andenon I rull lrun falltdl 81~rlffin 1S oau from Nonetn tBatv P•n from Norsetl'll All11noa nce ti . SOO GAME STATISTICS ~ First dOWll' 23 ltul!'IH•Vlf<I• 24·60 P1&llno ••rd• lot Return v.,d, J I PHM\ ?9·49·1 Pi.Ill\ 1 '10 Fuml>le• !Oil ?·2 PenalllH ·v•rd\ •·SA Tlmt of Pou"''°" 2S 36 INOIVIOUAI. STATISTICS Gf'IY 13 0 ·210 111 ,, 19 49 I . ,. ) , 6·80 l4 74 RUSHIN<i-8tuo. 8radl0v 5·2' Plnl!ltt 6·13 Lewis 2·1 Nont tl'I 1·6, ~"'" l ·4 Grav, McC.llum 14·106 Wllll•m• 7 l1, Totten •·?\ HeOOOd ?· 11 An0trM>11 10-1' Mc0oneld Hmlnv• 1) Karcher 1·(mlnv\ 7t) ~ PASStNG.:!'tllue NorMll'I " 17· 1 27t 8radte¥ l I l?·O·IO Gr•v KatCNf 16· lS-1-lSO Tot19n ) 14 0 n RECEIVING-8 k;t P1n11e11 1 u Carter •·U Griffin l S2. 8atv l ·4l , Mavt\ J l1 LOUlt ?·ll. Ta't'!Or 1·14. f"rultt 7·?1, 9.,,,... 1·9 Grev Andt<"IOI! t 11. Hagood l ·7S. McCaltum 7· 15. Cil11t<1• I 16, M<Oo<lald I 14 Tl!Orr\a\ I n, HlllOO'I I t WIM..,.,. 1 • HIGH SCHOOL ... ,,, $0UTHlltN co ......... K. Ofte!IM '""· ... vw. S<~ a \ \terk C aoo Vellev 8-A WOOlall Artttlt 8-T v..-1 M o !Ofl Vit i() 1-0 l tw \ Nooe-e\ 1-" LN \11t111 Ane Wiil (el , CellO VelltV w• ll t<etrar~. 1 o• At TF-W M•trl\ l.O\ AllO\ OL. -R Co\t,uo M10 10n Vi.lo Ht. Wt. Yr. • l ··~ St i n 1es '' • l ?17 St S t l•S St •0 100 $0 H lto SI S·t l•S St • J 7U Sr .._. lAO for Ol.-£ ll00<111ue1 Pa<emov111 OL-lt Mcllevnold•. lllow1anc1 OL-A Ennl\ ll MocMria OL-0 Baird. Oal\a Hllh AP-J Snow LO\ •t•m1tO\ ~ OL-0 CiiOM>ll, El ~ • ) ns Sr OL-tt Cit<ltr\I L ytlWOOO • ' 10S Sr OL-J P9tred9\, Et Ooreoo ' ? no Sr OL-S SN uldlt19, Et Toro 6 S ?4? Sr OL-1.. AfaulO, ~nta Ari• 6·0 ?3S St L8-T (Nlnn, Foothllt 6·) no S• LB-<. WrlOhl, Loar• S· I I llO Sr t.8~ ltt<1ttrla . lrvlM • 0 205 Sr L8-M Cio<lrai.\, Et Toro S· 10 llO S• LB-Ill klW Et ~· S e 1'5 Jr 08-8 Hero.""· Peclflc.a 6· I 190 Sr De--P Hurley. S•t1te ,._,,. 6 0 'l10 Sr :::~ SIOl'H , Cerrlloa S 10 ISS Sr 0 8-A 8 urMll, LvnwOOCI ••3 llO Sr P-S Peth, Pacltl'• 6·3 700 Sr Ca·l'tt'IW' ., h YMr ~" Stark ICePl•trano Vellevl etlO Do" Ci IDIOtl IE I MOOttla I SOUTH•ASTERN CC>tf,.•RINCE OftlftM 8-J Ooart Cnarttr O.• 6·3 ns Sr 8-IC Wnnin111on, Ornnd 8ar S·9 llS Sr 8-W Smltn, Sen 8ernardlll0 S·6 140 Jr 8-E Brownl"f!, La Sltrra 6· 1 t 70 Jr B-S Cterll., Sen DlmH S 11 19S Jr Wlt-S Envarl, La S"'r• 4· 1 170 Sr WR-G Aldrldla. Etll,..nd41 ~ 11 170 Jr TE-G Cook Duar1e 6 4 'XIS Sr OL-J Borra Arrovo S·9 JlS Sr OL-N F or11, Centr el 6 6 140 Sr :::.-o Slmo•on, Monlc1a1r 6 1 14' Sr OL-J Feno.r, C11er1er Oak 6·2 ns Sr OL-M Hemrick, APPie Vellev 6·S 110 Sr K-0 Burke, Le Sr,rra • 4 18S Jr AP-K Oorner Central ~-9 180 Sr o.t.ftM CX.-M Holguin, Arrovo • l 19S Sr OL-R Brown Norte Vtile S 9 170 Sr OL-1( Ci1uet1 San Olmu 6 ) llS Sr OL-0 Fouar GanH ha 6 1 20S Sr OL-J LOPtl Cllarter Oak 6 0 715 Sr LB-L Vledlc, Diamond Bar 6·3 19S Sr LB-8 Torre\ Arrovo 6·0 100 Sr L&-H Cllavez. RO\emH<I 6 0 100 Sr L8-H TrtlO Kt o11el S 9 165 Sr OB-l Porter D1amona 8er S 11 11S Sr 0 8 -S Munion Aoott V11tev S 10 160 Sr f'~-V Cer1tr P110 Verde S 9 16S Sr 0 8 -F GethndO, Dla mo<ld 8ar 6· I llO Sr P-Jlm Morro•, CelOn & 0 19S Sr Player °' IN YNr Jett Obert (Charter Oak W1cn11e San D1eoo Tacoma St LOul\ Kansa\ C '' Ulto Minnesota B1111more Cltvetana Pl11souro11 Danes Ch•caoo MISL WH!Wn Olvtston W L Q 4 1 6 • Q 1 9 s • s Q E uler'n Drvluon 12 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 9 5 9 Pct 697 SJI All 437 l8S lS7 lSO 500 500 500 •11 lt~ G8 1 ) l • • . ' 4 4 4 l s • This wMtr's trout Plants LOS ANGELES -Et Doradll Pa,. Lake, Peck R08d Park Lake PVddlng\lone Lake. Sen Gaortet River tent tork J Santa F• R.nervoor ottANGE -Lagune N111ue1 Par-L&l<e RIVERSIDE -Evan\ Lake SANTA 8Alt8AltA -Cacnu,.,a La•e VENTURA -Cas1tu Lakt SAN DIEGO -Doane Pono HolVWOOd P•nc WEDNESDAY'S AESUL TS ()Offl ti >O·daV ftl«oulflCW.0 fMtt I FIRST RACE & luriono' Go Sw1f11v V.tlef'luetal I I 00 Erin ' Loro Herna,..oe11 Conte•' •So1rs1 Time l tO S20 HO 620 )'10 280 Also Ran D J Lou Mar••" Cool1>rte1e 1t1n11 Qi Pltelure Ser atcneo ton••ra SECOND ltACE I I I "l•it\ Meola Marvel St Mrt,.. • 20 J 40 1 60 Native e,oiorer IMezaJ 8 80 A 10 T •tta n1 s Tov I SlDlile> 3 00 Time 1 SO 1 Al•O Ran Planter Akurevr Lane. Ven ezuete n. Boweaver Toru "•"II Kuta h N1gn1 Rucdt Merovlt.r Place Scra•Cl•f'l 8ul)Olv 8u< '2 DAILY ~8LE 6·1 oaoo '37 6() THIRD RACE 6 lurtOMO\ Comrnlttea S11~ma• er •SO Oenra oer cSoll\l AC>tru\Chl<& IMtra1 Time I 08 2 00 160 4 00 140 110 AllO Ran Rova1 Rf9atra Dr~em FealP\ S.S EXACT A •·?t oa •O M7 SO FOURTH ltACE. 6 lur!Ono\ Foll For CiOld !Vtnrll 960 SOO ) 90 Cu lld•, criooce tAtvarr11 lS 60 16 ao Goldle'\ Cilrl 1S11vens1 3 80 Time 1 111 AtlO Ran Leoni Protection Wln1111•0 M1uv S.na Her Mv Love llomoarouno Lawanna Krm Sito Suoero Jt• Scretc~ Sam1n1na Sut S.S EXACT A t1 41 oa10 '4~ SO FIFTH RACE One mile Et Jet>el !Solis 1700 Emmet Ke v I Alvareu Coursing Eagle (llatenzu.-1a 1 lime 138 Also Ran Mev~ T111, Tome Oanav Pare"f!on 8an~e1rt Da ncer Geo Stl<J!lam S.S EXACTA 14 61 oe1d \180 SO SIXTH RACE. o furlong\ T ottenv Leu I Sttvens) l 60 8arl>erlna ISlloefNlktr' Beooer·, Wallet IVe1tn1uetal T.me 110 H O HO 640 HO 690 Al\O Ran E•ut>trancv Dullv NOrlll W.Odl"f! Denctr Leov Hct!Clle Mrracu· !ou1, Malo CetlOv F utt Acc1a1m nu1trt Bl'lleflne Scratcntd Spe rk In T'le Dar• S.S EXACTA 13·6) paid '4~ 00 SIXTH RACE. 6 lurloll9, Tlttan .. Leu IStt¥tnU J 60 8arbarlne IS-mek..-1 Beo11er ' Welltl llleltnluete Time I 10 180 HO 680 S40 6 to AIM> Aan E •ubtUl\C'tl Du\tv Nortl'I WtOdll'lll Dancer. Ladv Hct!Cll• Mlrecu· 1ou1. Mela Cendv. Full Accla im ttuitre 81llorlne Ser altlled Soerk In ff'le 01r11 s.s aXACTA (3 ., oeld '8900 s•v•NTH RACE. 7 lurtonll\ Amnth<blthr Vtn1tl • 70 MIOll ~ IPlnca.I Cllt llO (~I\) Time t 112 l80 2IO 3.0 l20 180 "'"° •en 8rlal\Ch0'1, c i-11comaul. North O! Lake. B .. k 1maoe. LUCh Jo ,5 •XACT A 17·l l lleld '69 00 U ~IC MX 1e·4·2+) 11 Peld '3 90160 10 1t wlllllint t101t1 (\h "<>rJH) ConM>11 tron PIO $ht NllJ 111100 to t5' lkllel' !five l'IOrMI) EIGHTH RAC•. I • m1i., ill A._•OI' (Valt/llufla) t .0 F0tcerlt1I I Toro> Petu tlollo l~rnandezl lime 2017 '.0 )60 260 uo S.00 AM It.,, Perl\ PflllCt lt\iOell\ltl '-eu-1 "9111 9or'l.~ WIM-n U IJCACTA lt·J) oe1d ... !oO ..... 'TH RAC•. I " ml .. \ Oa111 AC'.Uf\t 116 I Kntl lA 00 Ptrl Ulr>Ct I M'1 a ) Mr C!lromKoov <Tort>! Time 14'l 14 60 1010 •• 110 400 S?O •tto It all AN!t!I ( ornrnand9r TM T tti.r fll!-JOf>tl Ale? ar11a1n, Vlet ro"' Lad. DoMv I( nit Wall Ot Swel ScntCMCt lllllTI-. ~ ' laoie U IXAC'rA It J) Hid '41600 u l.ICACTA 11 .. 1 oeld em JO A tf'9ndanc• 11 145 I NBA WISTUtN COH,EAlN(& ,.ecHlc °""''*' w L ,.ct oa Lair .. ~ 14 l '" Porttend 1e u s.J e , Se•ll,. 11 1' l7t I• ~"'• 10 II 110 1' Cit_, 10 19 l4S 1S C.oldtn Sta•• 10 11 313 I• Mldwt" OMuon Den•tr 11 II 61 I HOU\lon II II t1 I Sar Anton•o 11 I? Sl6 1 Uta,.. I• U 5" 1 1 Oanu ll 14 "' 4 Sa tr .,.,.nro 9 19 Jl 1 • ., EASTERN CON,.ERINCE Alltl'ltlc OMllon Boston 71 1 1SO Ntw JtrH• II 11 600 A Pl\lladtt0h1e 16 12 S11 S WH llillOIOn I) 14 4' I 1 1 Ntw York 10 19 l4S II > Cemrel Olv!Weft Mliweukff 19 I? 613 Dttroll IS 14 S17 J Atlante 14 14 500 3' 1 Clavtland 13 16 UI S Cnlc190 II 10 lSS I 1na11na I 19 t96 9 w ....... v., ScCM't\ PortlatlO 1?1 ~ 107 New York 113 8 0\lon 11).t ?OT Tftttlf'' GtrnH Lakin at San Antonio PPlllaOelOhla at Cl'-' De1ro11 at ~w Jer\tv Ntw Yor~ at Cn1caoo tnd11n11 at Milwaukee Uta" 11 HOu\101\ Dellu a t Pt>oeno• Secramento a t Goldt n State ,rldaY'\ Game' Atlanta at Wa \llrnoton Clevtland al Datro11 Portland al Oa llu Ciotdtll S 111t a 1 s .. me Blaun 121, Otppen 107 CLl,.,.ERS ( 101) -M Jonn\On 14 23 3 I> 31 Maawtll S·ll 1·1 11 Nom..-.U\ l I 0 1 6 8r.011eman I I 1 7 4 Nr.or 6 IS 4 6 19 Ben1am1n 1-l O·O 4. Sn•11111 1·6 1·1 5 WMile 6· 11 I· 7 13 Ea,.erd\ I • O·O 1 Cellt 1 1 4 • 6 T oral\ 41 93 72 l 1 107 PORTLAND 1111) -TllOmoM>n 8 ll 0·0 16 Va nOtweollr 9 16 8·9 16 Bow•e l 6 6 10 11 Coner 4·9 0 0 8 Pauon S·I 4 4 14 or .. er 6· 13 1·1 14 Porter 2·S l 4 1 K Jonn'°" 3·6 1·7 7 Ktr\tv 3·• S-6 11 Jones ) 4 0·0 6 Tol•I\ '6 U 19·37 111 Sc«t bv Parladl Lo\ A'""'91 l3 21 11 ,. _ 107 P~and )0 41 21 19-111 TllrH·oo•nt goal\-N11on l Fouleo ou1-Ben1a m1n N1mon1u1 Reoouno1-Los A'IOett\ ... M JOM\on :01 PorllanO S9 TllOmO\OM 8ow e 11 • .Au1s•s-LO\ An 99•es 23 N ~0" 9 Port.a no l3 Pe C\<I" 9 Tote fouis-LO\ Ange•es 11 Port1ano 16 A11enoancr 12 666 Cole9e WEDNESDAY'S SCORES North Cero11na 90 Ntveoa ·LU Ve<l4\ 1l Sranlo•a 11 Cnamonaae 59 TUESDAY'S LATE SCOAES N~veoa·Las veoe\ IJ Sranfora 65 Nor tn Cerotona St 64 Cllam1nac:e 46 How AP top 20 fued No I Nortn Ceroline c 10 OJ d•d not ola v No 2 M1cr,,gan 10 Ol d1<1 not pie • No 3 Du•e 9 0 O•O not ora / No 4 Sv-(l(U\11 7 0 O•O nor O••• No S C.torot•Ow" 9 0 O•' Dla v No I 01<11ir•oma •9 O• d•O not ote v No 9 L.ours1ane S•atf' 111-01did1101 oca, No 10 MtmPll•\ S•atP Q 01 010 no• 01av NO 11 SI Jann\ 110 I O•O "°' o•a• .. 0 11 Ne•&Oa Las I/fill\ • ,, OSI to Nortf'I Ca •O""a Statl' SO ') No 13 K t-n•uc • v 1 I O•0ama B.rm1n11nam 111 I <1·<1 not Ola v No IS Lou1•v1t1t • • 11 di<! not Pia. No 16 ilhnoC• I , , did not PlllV No 17 IMlana ,. 2) d•O '101 Olav No II Notre Dame 1 S 11 ala not 01a v No 19 11.rg1n1a Ttt<f'I •·I) 010 "°' Plav No 10 OePau• ~ 1 O•O not Dlav UC lrvlne KMdule "' Sal De< 11 71 -a' "'1oll Par• C au c Reno 6 P m Tnur> Ja" 1 'San JO\e Stare tnc.me1 Ser J ar • ·u•an Sra•~ •1'omt1 T"ur\ J",, q 4'' •J:",.e\no Stai~ Sa • Jar I' ,, ·P~t1f1c Thur\ J~ 0 d •(4 S'at~ f.-ult•rtnr: Sa• Jar 8 ·uc Sao•e Bii•oera r,o,....,e lriur\ HJ" !J •t...o~ci 8t•'"" \141,. no~e Sa r Jar 1\ • N~w Me .. co Sratt 110,.,e1 Tllur\ Ja" lO ar ·uran S•ate • .)() Sun Feo 1 ,., ·San Jo.e S•a te I JO II T"urs Fttb Sar i::eo a Moro i::to 10 'F rrsno S•~rt '>Ome ·P itt t1f N>"'rt • )0 $~ • N~w Me-.:•c ~ ~•e1e • Sa t l=eD IS •' 'Nho<la L.as VtQU I om Tiii r~.,.,. Feo ~o Mor i::eo 14 Tnvrs F~r. 17 ot 'Long Beac11 Stalf a• ·uc. Sante Baroera ''°''"aaa Las lie9•• ~ome Sat V.a• nome1 T~urs Sa• M&r o I PCAA four ~ement ~,,. ,~ f8A Or11199 Holldav Cluslc (II Cllepmen Cohetl TODA V'S FIRST ROUND GAMES 9 a ,.... -Marne •\ Oran11e JI/ 11} 40-~oo•n I vi Dana "Ioli• 1110-E Moot ne '' l'"oun!t1<1• llailev 2~ o\!a .,,..l'sa •\ C.aoostreno lla!lev l 40-San•a Clara vs We\lm1nster S 10-L.011ra v\ Or&noe o ~Sea<11f'OOC~ V\ Laowooa I J<r-LA Joraa" v\ Meter De• FRIDAY'S SECOND ROUND GAMES ConsGl•tlon Ove~1 9 ~ "' Ma no Or a n111' JI/ rostr 1\ r "O'"' Oar" H 1t' O\er 10 •O-E "" Otna l'"o""'"'" Vailf'• nser " Cv\ta ....,.\11 C~P \lra~o lla ltt• IO\er •1 7~'i .. 'd Ard Nft\lm1.,~ff'r '0\f'r 'W'\ I. oar a Or a~ue O\Pr 1-Saoo fO&C' L a~f#O<'O O\tr ,, I.. Joraan·Ma•I'' DI' 11)\tl!• ChlmPionSllco Oual"ttrllftal\ J ~1\.\ar "• Ot°"""'" V W'""'., ¥\ Foolf'lll! Oa~I H•tl\ w "nf'r ~ 10-E• Mcoeno ~ounraon Voilt 1 wonner " Co\lo Ylt\t> Cao1orano 11a1t11v winner t. ~Sal'•• Ciara wesr"'1"''" winner Y\ Loera·Oranof' "'nn@r • lO-SaOOleoar' L111<ewoo0 w n,,.r V\ L.A Joro•" Maier Oe w 1ru"f" Carson Cltv T oumament THURSDAY'S FIRST ~OVNO GAMES l .JO-qtno ·~ Newoorr Hart>o< S-OouOIH V\ LO\ Ala ..... 110\ 6JO-S11ark\ vs Hug 1Reno1 t-<ar\O'I C1tv v\ Camoottfl(I(> l'RIOAY'S HCONO ROUND GAMES c.onMNltMn SMnHIMI\ J )0-qtno Ntwoor • Heroor ro\~r '' Oov01e\ LO\ ••emotol !Oser S-SPerlo.\ HUii IO•er vs Car\O,.. Ce,.. ootlnoo 10ser Olamolen'!Ncl Semlf!Nlls •.JO-Reno Nt WIWlrt HarDO• winner •\ Oov0•e\ Lo\ All,.,•tO\ .. Inner e-soer-\ Hu~ ... n,,., "' Ca"<>" C.a,.. 0011noo w•f""~,. Hlilfl a~ tins MARINA •DISON TOURNIV (at Mel'IN H•l Tadl'("\ s.e-. R~ ~,,,., C_,,....tMn t .JO-Sev1nne "' LOMG 8tacll Wo!\O,, 1 ,_.....,t 1111ton a .. c11 "' O.•.,.. 12 .J0-1..oe•• ... 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'''"' PKktO I IO ] IM ! l>He 6 ill!\ Mt~ -CloMO ~In Hitt\ -Panacs oc .... der eno firm oeoeo 1 • '"' 11 iolh Slrl '-'tM -Pec11.eo 00,.09, eno ,,,,.. oecktd n 10 1' one,,., 3 •111, W.. ,. .... , -Pec11eo oowd•• end hrm oecktd. 3 to 10 111<:1\ff 2 11111 ww Svmmlt -Pacoo oowCMr •no llrm Pe<lleo 10 10 36 1nc11e\ 9 llfU WW v ... .,, -Paclleo POWCMr 1110 hrm PKi.acl 4 to ?A lflCl\e\ 6 hit\ SllA•A·N&VADA •ANGE u.--No .,... 1·4·1001 0.'9 firm PICktd wltn \1>(0n11llkt COl\<l•HOM\ -Ir P'O Chair two surtace 1111\ ....... -No new 4 6 foot O.M -c•eo oowo.r, \fven cnalf\ aeo two chair\ nlOllls ~ ,..o reoor1 S.-S9"nel -No new • S foot O.M groomed PICO.ta oowo.r lllree Cl>a1rs ~r kwl -No new 4 6 1001 Dase 11roo~ 111c1<t0 oowoer atlO f•rm oeo eo u ven doul>•t Clle•rs accHs 90n0<.la end chair T•"-o--No ,,.,.. } ~ foot l>AH groomed oeckeo oowaer ""'O dOuDte cn•lr' one \urface 11tt Nar111UU -No ...... 1 •• loot DIM 11roe>r1WO oackeo oo .. at• r,ne ~"<>Ole MVtn Cllatr\ A"*'9 Meoadow1 -No rie .. I > o >·•oot t>ue Pec•eo oowa.r a na firm Pacll.ed rwo 1r1oi. cna1rs mn• oou1>1e c1111" one \Urfl Ct lilt Hemew..o -No ne" t • toor oase or~ Pa tio.ea oowoer """ cna rs """ \urfece UllS Squaw V...., U,200 feet) -No ne..., S fool oast groomeo oec•eo oowoer af\O firm oackeo M>fTle OO\leCie\ caooe 'e r •fl<I llOrlOOle Sciuaw VtlleY (,,100 feet) No new 1 toot DllM. groomtl! oec"td oowaer &f'O llrm Packeo, two surlect 1111s r11;1111 c11aor\ T•"-Siii BOWi -No reoor• HMVM\' Vlltey -No new 1 S·tool 0... groomed lleCktd OOw<lt"' afl't cne rs sev~ douOte cna~r\ ana ~our ~ur••tt• u,, Siii lndlno -No new 1 l •oo• 08\~ peclltd oowoer ano lorm oac•to , .• cne1•' Mt. ROM -No nf!W I 4 • 1001 Oo\t groomeo P&CkeO oowaer ""l't' N • ,, ;n~ oouote cllatr one \ur•ace ·'' Ed\a Summit -No •toe.•· 'Sierra Slrt Randi -No •ew • 1001 our or()()ITlotO oac•eo OOwc>er Of'ft •ir 0 f! f'& r n1"'t OOvOle cn11r\ Klr1rwtod -No new ~ I 'r>0' ~se 11roomeo Pac~eo oowaer \P• 0ng1'" t co~ dltlons wllll some i>Ostacle\ \t•P•• oo•,D·f CllelfS two triple c11eor\ end O"t \ur•acr 11!• Ml Reot -No ne• l s •6o• ouP groomed oat ked oowo~ ,.. n• ra q, DoOee RI09il No "e" l •oo• O.M' oroomeo o.eckeOI tMn.t oaci..e<i 00-NOer ant ',.,..,.. oac• ~ t ",. s .. rlace "' rwo QOl'OO•as 75 '"o ,, June ~In -No •roo• Sien'• SUmmrt -No new ) • •oo• 08\t oroomeo oe ck.O oowoer • -.f' '""4''' t~rtt surface '"' Snow deprn 1n ncnes rtftr\ '0 unoar• ec Jnow tf m10·1lo~ Nf'w \now 'l!'@r\ '0 \MOW ,. lnln Ille a\I 1• 'IOu•S r-l•Mt NHL CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Eomonton Ca1oarv Vanc.ouvtr Winni~ 1(1n91 'Vt1f"U"f\Of4 toron•o De•ro1• Sm..-o .... , .... W L T Pn GF 7• 51 189 ,, ll )7 142 I) 19 lO 137 11 11 18 ll6 a 1 • 10 ' Hwrlt 01Ylll4MI \ ' ~ 3 lJ 6 a 9 .~ ~l ; ' '9 l6 1)1 1 101 WALES CO NFERENCE Perno OlvhrOtl P• aor on o le I ~ GA 141 i 1! ·~· II• 10 • ~ ll .. ·. ./¥4\~ "'O' r "'y \••Of''\ ,.. ' Qa~Qf•\ P f1\0vr\)t" New Jer\tt• lC 8 • u I~ 9 I :8 IJ~ 18 .. lO j .. 0 • ) I] l' iH 'H Out ore i\4\01'1f'~" 8 0\WOt" Bu,.o 113 rttor:i AOlm\ OIYtlron '8 1 j J8 IJ2 0 I ll t,u 121 Ir 18 25 I) A 14 7• 111 & U JC I Wl!dntMSev's Score\ Nv wa "'"' sc ~l'Ou·eo Tono9flr's Game' 80\fO,, ,,, P1•1sourgn Ntw vor. Ra,..otr\ •' B •"O·O I Ouet>ec ~· >IVnh•noron Toronto a~ Orr,.1)1' ..,.a,,.uorJ a' ~~ ..... ., ,,. , " c~'' .-,.. 411)1.: ~' \1 LOW \ Y.f'f'@\ ., it' ""'"'""'0~ Lo' An91Ms Klll9S lf&S·M SCHEDULE Oec 1' w M•otQ l'l()me 1 JS Oec lC>-W•nnooeQ l\OMf 'JS Jan 1-P"' aOf·pn a l'l()mf 1 lS Jen .-er foro...io a OS Jen S-e r Bulle!O /OS Jan t-a1 P 11sourgh I J~ Jan 11>-a1 Mi nnesota 1 l~ Jan I I-a l St Louis Jan IS-NV Renoers 1 nome 1 JS Jan 11-a r Vancouver I J~ Jan tt-llal"Couver "Ome •JS Jen 1 -5• LOU•\ nome 1 J\ Je,.. 13 S• .. ou11 "Omt 1 J' Jal' 2S-s l Eaf"On•oro &.05 JI" 11-at C1111ar• 1 H Jen 19-Mrnnewta 1.riom1 ~ J' Fro 1-a• W1m>1ot11 10~ FeD 1-er W1nn1otQ 1 OS Fell • .. LL HA~ C,AM~ ~tO ~a· Ca•Qa•1 I JS !=et> t-NV s.anor r\ "Om• 'l' Feo ~a·1>ar. "°"'' 1 h F II> 11 --Oue0« 1><>me 1 J~ FeD IS-Wesnrngton 111ome 1 J~ Ftt> 11-a t Montreel I JS FeD 11-a1 Oueoec 1 J~ Fto 20--el Ptilla11eton11 1.J~ FtO ?1-a t Ntw JtrSl'V I H F rD 1• P•rt\Duron 7 lS Ft0 27-<111<:a90 l'IOme 1 H Mercn 1-MorlrH I PIOme 7 J~ Maren 1-<1111arv "-' 1 35 Marc,, ~at EomontO" 7 l~ Merell b et 11ancou1re1 7 lS Merell -Eomonton •nomel I 0~ Mere" 11-0ttrott r.o,.,.1 1 J~ Merell t S-Bu!ielO t llQmt 1 H March 11 ' f orO"IO • OS !\AarC:h It-at Wn,..onQrC)I' 1 J' Marc:n io--.• 8o\tl.W' 1 )\ H.._V frMMc1111U aASSaAl.L NelleMI I.-SAN 01EGO PAO'-ES Annou11e.a ,,_., tnev w•M not of1otr \."'' 0.L-Otl( .... e , ... <ontract me~ "f .,,m e "" _, ,ooTaALL Nt4MMf f' ...... l. .. _ ATLANTA fAL(OfllS-E.•1-11111 contrac1 o4 Oen Honntno ,...cl co.<" Na~ Marlon Camoott! ,,.....,"~ c:-d1 "8'0' iAN "'"ANCtSCO "Elt\-Pi.a<eo E•I< W.i.t\I cor~~ en •n•ur.e 'HM¥'f ~-Tlll'I C-. COf_.DK, S( A n1,. ~Ea.HAWte.$-\10....0 ton .. C11e1.... '~" Je(-11. ~,m, olton\1•• 11....,...n '-'' PMlt•Oll ano Tim M<Mon!Otl OiaCW.l"ff\ •"d Olr' ,....toll PUMltt SOCC:H A"*1Cafl INMr S.UW AU.$ lllALAMAZOO KAN0A•OO$-1.....0 , w N ..... 1 ~ o.,, l(tne •"d 1(...., ~ ao "'*'°" , C """"" l!'tltf "orOt W W*'O P\Tel'laMG ,,,. COflln ct DI CileM (rv•nt, midtleldtf LOUISVILlf THUN0flt-W•l"'9CI T·m LOV9'W'\tll °"9fl-t1 Orang• Coast DAILY PILOT/Tl'lurlday, December 2e. 1985 * 83 Co uEc E e ~1)~l rB~l~ --- UNLV upended in Chaminade Wolf pack has five in double figures in 80-73 victory llONOLl'LL' IAPI < hri-. Washburn and five other member\ of the Wolf pack scored in doublt' figurc:s Wednesday as Nonh (arohna State upset I 2thj·ranked Nevada-La\ Vtg,as, 80-7 . 1n the ( ham1nade Classic basketball wurnament Stanford later dekatc:d ho!>t \haminade 77-59 in thl· tuume' -.. final game Washburn. a 6 I I '>Ophomore cemer, _led the Wollpack w11h 17 points and I 3 rebounds E-rn1e Myers and Bennie Bohon each ((Jntnhuted 11 point\ v.h1le "ate \itl \it 1llan '\tored I~ and handtd"f>ut 10 ilS\ISts Panag10M Fasciula~ J ., -footer Imm (,reeLe ca merotl the hcnl·h to tall~ IUpo1n1s (harles\haLkleford a 6-1 0 frt'shman also netted llJ points It v.a-.. the founh stra1gh1 'tclor) fur the unranked \\olfpack and se'enth overall ag.a1mt three defeats The Runn1n· Rebc:h ue 9-~ fhe1r onh other ~tb3C'k wa~ to 'o I ~onh ( arollna .\rmon "The Hammer" (111l1am paLed l !\-L" W'lth ~.i points and n1nt' rebounds C1uard Freddie Ban~s v.ho luukd 11ut lin1llhed v. 1th I I\ po1n1' ( 1ai: C1raham a re'>cf\'e <>tored I 11 putnl\ \ll-..\mcn~a land1da1c .\nthon' lune-. thl· Rdlt.'1!>. out'>tandtnl! w 1ngmJn v.a<. limited to four point<. hi\ loV.t''lt OUlpUl of tht: '>Ca\on The ~ ollpad .. '>cored the ftr<;1 "" poin1' of lht game and ma1nta1nt'd a lead untJI m1dwa) through the flrst half when the Rehel'> rc:ded off e1g.tu unan<;wered point\ 10 Lake .:i 22-21 advantage The club) were tu:d five t1me6 1n the first half and 1he lead changed hand on ~1x occasions The W olfpack out~orc:d the Rebels. 6 ~ over the fin.al 1-.0 minute'> to earn a 40-18 edge a1 1n1erm1-..-..1on Nonh ( arohna ~t..ltc: took rnntrol at the out~t of the second half outgunning I NLV 12-4 lor a 5:!-4Z lead Lite in tht· game the Rebels 1w1ct· pulled within fhe poinl!I but 1ha1 wa<, a'> clo-..c: a!> lh<'' rnuld come In lht' second game. Greg Buller. a 6-11 lorv.·ard ~ored 20 points to lead tanford past ( haminade The Cardinal leading J2 I I .s hdlft1mc: had 11., lead lUt to e1gh prnnl\ 51-·H Jt 1he 11 31 mar~ before ll ~puncd to put the game awa' ,,n a Hi-2 spread That made the <>corr fl"-4'iv..uh'1 31 topla~ ( ham1nadt· finall> broll.e a Ion~ "'onng drought on d \hon 1umpc:r b' ~alter Carpenter v.11h fl 2~ kll 111 make the srnre 6Y--i., The Cardinal biggest spread wa' :!t points at , I-~, v,..11h 3 I I tu go The score v.a, lied f"t 11me'i v.11t1 1v.o lead e\Lhangc'> m the lir-..1 hal• bl"fore tht· < ardinJI had I 0 un- Jn<;v..en:d potnt) tCJ t.il..l· a 2.i-14 lead w11h 9 J4 ktt 1n tht: he11l Rod ~l< r;i' v.ho had a gamt• high ~t:i !)l>ina brokt• tht '>lnng v. 1th a la) up 111 ut lhe k ad w 2.i. It> Hov..e' er the f).1001-l I Bu1lt·r .i fo rv.ard v..h1 \houh v.t•ll from outside ltd d ( Jrd1nal 'pun that &a'e \tanlord J ..i~.2~ lead Life without Ewing is good at Georgetown \.\ ..\ HI 'li T O'\o 1 .\ P -Patnck Ev.1ng ha~ mo,ed on 10 thl" 'a11onal Basketball .\)\cx·1at1un Jnd 11\ a<; 11 1he team he left behind ha~ \Cl tu nouce hl· ., gone '-1ne game\ in10 1he post-fv.ing aa ( 11~org1·to"" n l n 'er"'' " u n · Jc:ieatl'll Jnd rankc:d i1lth 1n the nJt1on II'> \tltlm~ kt1 tu g1q: J ne"" meaning 10 H11~a Paranoia "I "'atlht·d them on tClc\l\1on against DePaul and 11.nev. thl"' v..rre gu1ng 111 tlt luugh but '•>u hil'l' no idea hl>"" lttugh until \OU ..ci: them in pcr\on." ,,11d ~Jllk l n"ers1t'., l\.e' 1n Balle\ 'Td l1k<.' to \ee the teal':' that ht-at<; them tur the OJllonal l ham- p1on\h1p · -.aid "Kattie C l><lCh Bob f.,hn\<tn It ' IU\\ dn htlnllof tc V.Jlk 11n tht· \.lmt· lllun "'11h 1h" tc.-am fhl' Ho'J' made ';eJ!lit' thl·1r lall''t '1ll1m nr \lundJ' n1gh1 4~---~ \\hill r.-1 •,I lt'am' "'"u1d he Je'.i' .. 1ed b' the loss ot 1he _. 1 t w 1 ng. { oal t John Thompson' Ho~a~ lOntinue t11 mow down the oppos11wn •• ..\c; hard a~ 11 " rn bt'lteve. the' ma' he bener thl\ 'ear 1iA11thou·l Patnc · sa's -\menl.an l m'ers1t (Od eh Ed Tap'>tott "John has morL hor;es this 'ear and he 11.nov..'> ho"" 11 use them -\lso th1' team doeo;n't ha"l Pa mck w c;lov. them dlw. n The' dun ·1 ha' t' to wart for the h1g man ll• gel ~t 1i'c; JU<.t run run. run T Jp~ull the last non-Big u<,. C 'lnfrrencl \lla lh I' dl'll·a1 Creorgeto""n al home -1n 1482 - \peaks from l"\pencnce .liter <;ecing h1<. team ~et hlown ou1 in-'" The HO\a~ v.ert leading N. ,,. "'hen 1he' out~11reJ .\mem:an 'l\-4 I l>.qn· .al hnF limt"nut' until I r.i1 ••ut \.ltd Tap•,.,,11 \lll'r •ht• l.i,1 nnl' I JU 't 1,1ld the ~u''. q· J.im· Jll I , .in tu 'h'f'.I l hl'rt'I . rt• '"" 1r1 \ •u '"" n n1•" Far West is close-knit PnR Tl \' [) \I' 1 -flrqt•IO 'l1.1tl' l ,,a,h R.ilrti \ltllt" "n' hl· Jn(·,r t th nlo.. thl'ft' '' .1 IJ' intl' 1n th" 'l'~lr' r Jr V. t''I < IJ"ll Thl' d,1,\ll. 11nc 1H thl· tev. eight· team ma111h·vllegc ha~~c1hall tour nament' 1n the \nuntl"\ ht'gin~ it' 10th \\.~.ir "' 1h .i pair ol tir<it-rounJ g;imt'' 1c1n1t<hl ") thinl.. t v.111 he: .i m<"l lnlt'fl'.,lln~ ll..lUfndmt·n1 h<."t :tu\c I don t 't'l' ·'"' dl'Jr·\U( IJ\tlfl ll' \1ilkt ..aid "I 1h1n .ilm11\t t'\l'l'\h<1th 1n the groiup hJ' J rt'J\onJhk , ha nu· 111 v. in · 1 ht C' ent n "' 1ff1, 1Jlh l>.nP"" n ;i, lht I n·J \k\cr I Jr \l.l'\1 t IJ\<.tl Im lht• rl'tJtl l h.itn th.it hJ\ rumped Jill' ,,I\ 1ng. nlllOC:\ 1nt11 It •lfX'n\ "'l\h \l1lfl'r ,fk.1\l'I\ \\ plJ\ln~ 1 t'I· r ,.,'>{'1 I l'l h '-. 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BUENA PARK ,, !I J ~~ •• t \IQ,, '1~8 •• ,.. • • ... , Newport studio juices up video Lyon Rec ording orchestrates Hansen ·s Sodas commercial By PAUL ARCHJPLEY Of .. Olltr ........ Have you ever been silting m bumper-to-bumper traffic and noticed the driver an the next lane talking animatedly to himself? Or turned the TV sound off and watched one of those firebrand evangelists deliver a hellfire and bnmstone sermon., If you're the lond of person who has an active 1mag.inauon. perhaps you've conjured up some interest- ing dialogues for them. That's s1m1lar to what Cun Lyon does for a hvmg. The owne~ofLyon Recording Studio in Newport Beach is regularly handed a video tape and asked to add sound to it.. One of his accounts for the past 31h years has been the Tim Hansen Travel Senes for Hansen's Natural Sodas. TV viewers may recall seeing some of the commercials m which a mystenouscharacter named Tim Hansen -the real .. Tim Hansen ts the foun- der/owner of the company - , travels around the world m search of the finest ingredients for his beverages. Viewers have seen him paddling up nve~ in Stam for juicy mangoes or fl ying into Washington orchards for crunchy apples. The commercial being aired nght now shows Hansen visiting the season's most popular fat guy at the North Pole. Ten commercials have been shot an the senes, and their success has helped the beverage company grow from S2 millton m sales two years ago to nearly S60 million this year, Lyon said. In each case, the commercial 1s shot on location. sans sound. then sent to Lyon where he adds the soundtrack 1n his studio. "When I sec them. I have no idea what I'm going to do," Lyon said. "I jUSt start hacking." By "hacking" Lyon means hours of tedious work. mixing music and background sounds to accompany the narrator who's telling about Hansen's latest adventure. For instance. in one commercial there's the sound o l a helicopter beating in the background. But Lyon didn't simply record a helicopter and add 11 to the soundtrack. Rather. he ht red a synthesizer specialist from Disneyland to recreate the helicopter sound so that the "pro~ller" beat was in synch wt th the music. Dunng an episode shot in Italy, the director told the . ·cast to st.art dancing. But since there wasn't any music. the ~dancers didn't seem to have any rhythm m the scene. •. Curt Lyon worka in hl• Newport Beach atudlo on commercial featuring Stevie Won- Lyon created a mathematical chart using the dancer\ who caught his eye to figure out the tempo of the music for the scene. Perhaps the most challengmg commercial 1n Lhe senes so far was the one featunng Stevie Wonder m concert Wonder is a big fan of Hansen's sodas and juices. and asked 1f he could be a representative for the company. Lyo n said. L}on worked w11h Wonder on the singer's "Secret Life of Plants" album about five years ago. but since Wonder has his own studio now, Lyon figured he would be out of a job. As 1t turned out. Lyon's expenencc was needed "He'd never done a commercial hke that. and that's m}' business." Lyon said. Their first attempt "turned out to be a kind offiasco." he said. Filmed on a sound stage in Los Angeles. Wonder was supposed to lip synch a jingle he agreed to write But Wonder am'-ed some six hours late. wtthout the jingle, and filming didn't begin until more than seven hours later. The delays and accompanying rush to finish ' o.lly ..... ,...._..,...._.KMMet der. He U8ea mber to coordinate mule and eound effecta with action on vldeotapea. the commercial before the singer left town for a tour of Japan resulted in a mediocre product, Lyon said. So the producers decided to take advantage of h1<. Tokyo concen. and incorporate the Wonder commercial into the Tim Hansen Travel Series. The scenano would have Wonder prepanng to go on stage but impatient fo r his special delivery of Hansen's soda. Interspersed are scenes of Tim Hansen racing through the streets of Tokyo with the goods. For the sound. Lyon went to Tokyo to record c;ome concert footage, a plan that backfired because Japanese audiences don't get carried away ltke their American counterpans. he said. "The crowd in Japan got excited, but they're 'Cl) poltte and they don't get wild," he said. And in an example of hfe 1m1tat1ng art. the cases of soda that were shipped over for the commercial were held up by Custom'> Apparently. an old law proh1b1ts the 1mpon ol products 1f the labels aren't pnnted 1n Japanese. Lyon said. Fortunately, a couple of extra six-packs had been hand earned over with the tilm new Wonder was able · savor at least a few cans of hie; favorite beverage. ar filming for the commercial wa!I completed. too. "The whole expenencc of working with him .... onderful." L-.on ~1d ot the pop star. "but }Ou're r 'Wonder' time· "lt was the hardc~t commercial I've ever done." Lyon has done plent\ The 33-year-old Newpo Beach native opened h1<. recording studio 11 years ago. Although he has recorded music with mamstrca1 stars like Kenny Loggins. Weather Rcpon and Wonde he has made h1~ mark by concentrating on commerc1~ work for radio and TV Thi~ }Car he will gross ncarl} $400.000. L}'on said He admits he has grabbed a piece of the good ltfe "I really hve the perfect dream. What could be bcttt than l1k1ng what you do, making good money at it, It van minvtes from work 1n Corona del Mar where I have a wil and kids "I don't think I could de~1gn a more agreeable hfe. he ..aid lfltfe \.\as a video cvcr;onl' would be asking him le that soundtrack ··-------------------------------------- ~, // // Two testers are running a temperature Ronald Banter takea an ultra Tio let llaht reading from tubea of an indoor tannin.a bed at a Solafre plant ln Arkanau. Plant m.anufactu.rea ~o.ooo commerclal-aize beda per year. Meanwhile. a Goodyear worker in Akron, Ohio ezpoea Prize wl.nnen pleased Dr. and Mn. It. J . CUIMn of P'v.llerton, who won a trtp to Italy Yla TWA Alrlla• durina tbe recent "Venetian Holiday'' celebndon at Fula..lon liland, accept their tlcketa from Brace Lambert. P'ulllon laland Mercha.nta' A.leocill- tion preeldeat. Tbe tbeme .. ent marked the openlnc of s 1 etore9 In tbe Pf ewport Center mall'• Atrtam Coart. automobile ahock abeorbera with rubber aleeYea to low temperature en'rironment teat. The air aleeYea, deatcned to wtthatand minua 40 de&reee F, enable the motorlat to adjuat the Yehlcle hetcht to deelred leYel for liYen load. Imputed interes1 rules changing New law applies to seller-financed sales of prope rty New legislauon. rece ntly signed h; President Reagan ease~ the 1984 Ta\ Reform Act imputed interest rulei. for seller-financed -;ales of propen) Pnor to imputed interest leg1s- lat1on. selling propert} on contract enabled buyer and seller to adJU'>I th.: selling pnce and the interest rate' charged in the contract to give what the Internal Revenue Service saw as unfair tax benefits to both parties. By increasing the selling pnc<..' of the propeny beyond its actual fair market value. the bu yer was able to treat more of the sclltng pnce a' favorable capital gains As a trade-off. the ">ellcr lowered the contract's interest rate below market levels so the buyer paid les'> in interest and had a higher basis 1n the property. Such deals in com- mercial real estate ga ve the bu;cr larger deprec1at1on deduL11on" The new law req uire'> that rn propert; sales where the seller l ame\ the financing on amounts of $2.8 million or less. an interest rate of the lesser of 9 percent or I 00 percent of the "Appltcable Federal Rate" (the rate which the federal government RALPH Sc on pays on money 11 borrows) must b< charged Where a lower rate is charged ir the contract. the IRS w1ll 1mputc tht interc't rate at the higher le ve l anc treat the transaction accordingly fo1 tax purpoc,cs. T ransact1ons exceed· mg $2 8 m1ll1on ha"e a test rate o f 100 percent of the federal rate. The $2 8 m1ll1on figure will be indexed for inf1a11on after 1989. The ne\.\ la~ is retroacll vc to Ju nc 30. 1985 ro compensate for the fact that some federal tax revenue will be lost because of the new rules. the law includes a prov1S1on that extends the deprec1at1on penod for 18 year real propcrt; to 19 years. The law '>pcc1ficall; excludes from its below-market loan rules tho~ loans of S90.000 or less made b; ta.-.pa~ers age 65 or more to "con- tinuing care fac1ltt1es" (retirement home'>) Ralph Scou Is a certified pabUc accountant with offices In Newport Beach. New·Robotronics heads announced Brad LJ•r of Huntington Beach is among three members of Robotroalca' management team chosen to head the marketing group of its Task Masters Business Support Service Center in Garden Grove. Lieber. sales manager for Task Masters' copierd1vis1on, and Jodt Ro1tH of Rancho Cucamonga, sales manager for the computer/word processing/typewriter d1 v1s1on. will work under Tim Salloa of Garden Grove. the new vice president of sales and markeung. • • • Robert Willyard has joined l..andm~ Bank as vice president and manager of the mortgage loan division. W11tyard had been vice president of the real estate department at Bok of Westml111ter. • • • Robert L. WoocUa11 has been named project cnglneer/proJC'Cl manager of Irvine-based Wooltef Enlhteerla&, lac., a civil cngineenng and land surveying firm for archnectural agencies and commercial and m1dcntial dcveloptrs. The Costa Mesa resident has served as city engineer for Stanton and auistant cit)' en$1ncer for Los Alamitos and Villa Park. He will manage Woolsey's new public works d1vis1on. • • • C. Alan Artltu has Ileen named assist.ant controller for the Fieldstone Co., a Newport Beach-based homebu1ldina firm . Before joining Fieldstone. Anhur was manager of the audit and consulting dcpanment for Keuetb l..e'1Utbl 6 Co. • • • LY•• Met.tyre-Pa111e of Fountain Valley has bc<'n appointed vice president of the SharedCarc d1vis1on of Natlual Pecllatrtc S•pport Services, i.e .. of Newport ~ach hared are offers compan1ts nat1onw1dc a.ssistan~ in 1nvcst1ptina employcr·sponsored childcare options and amplcmentin& an appropnat.c prost1m. • • • HunlJnaton Beach rn1dcnt David Medl&IO has been selected catenng manqcr for the Anaheim Mamon James M. Cooway Jr., formerly ... manager of the Ambrosia Rellaarut m Newport Reach, has been named ma1tre'd and manager of JW'1 m the Anaheim Mamou and Jotaa McLaa1blfD has Joined JW's as chef Mclaughlin formerly served as chef/flight attendant for the Fluor Corp. on the company's pnvate jct Mediano. previously catenng manager for the Marriott MoH&ala Slaadows Resort, attended UC lrvlne and Oru1e Coast Colltgt. • • • Guy W. Fon&all, former pre<11den1 of Westar Mortp1e Corp., has joined Pacific Savine• Bank of Costa Mesa a'i senior vice president of Pactflca Real Es&ate Mortga1e Corp., the bank'\ mortgage bankma subs1d1ary. The Laguna Niguel resident had been with Wcstan1ncc 1980 • • • Huntington Beach rc"dent Tony Harkey has been named account executive at Smllb & Myers Advertising, Inc. of Sa11ta Ana. He come~ 10 Smith & Myers from Zallo A11oclates 1n New Brunswick. N J • • • Celeste E. Hltcbcocll has Joined Basso & A110<'11te1 adven1s1ng. markeuog and public rcla11on\ agency a~ account coordinator for the Newport ~ach firm She comes to &'1\0 from El11amu, Jobe & l..a•a Advertlllna. Inc. • • • Marts. Buadola ha~)Otncd Tlmeaaven lac of Newpon Bc3ch as sales representati ve for the clcncal d1v1\1on. Tlmtuvers Temporary PertO&Hl and the word proce\s1na d1\ 1s1on laform1llon Pr0tt11la1 Persoa.el Senlce. Seaudois 1s a former exreuuvr rcC'ru1tcr for a pcr~nnt'I agency in Tustin. • • • Costa Mc~ rc\1den1 Geu Blrllelud hai. been honored bt an Austrahan retail chain that she formerly ~rved as an 1ntemat1onal consultant Now a marketing coMultant for the Newpon Beach construcuon tonsult1na firm of ffaaacomb AHortatn, l•t ;z 'he rcoc1vcd 3 four-week . al1~111.pense paid tnp to )'dney from Ill r 1111 mer11rm - {I d ., n 1 n r g r ( • ' .. NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS TlllllAY'I ........ Market gains, steadies "iEW YORK I .\Pl -The stock mark<' gained ground 10 4u1ct trading toda)' stead) 1no1 a fter the spell of '>t'llrng that s.ct 1n hefore th( Chnstmas hohda} ..\nalysts attnbuted the market'<; drop 01 Monda~ and Tuesda~ to special tax fac.tor\ and .t desire among some 10ve'itors to ca~h in on tht sharp gains of October and 'lovember The decline came on slackened 1rad1n~ volume, which had been w1del~ expected w11h th1 am' al of tht' holida)S Market-watchers said thl'}' believed act1\ rt would remain subdued 1n tht' la~t k '-' ~ss1on'i. "' 1985 But the) also said the pullback 1n stock pnC.C\ earl\ this wee~ appeared to have anraeted !>Omt· hu)en who had been awa111ng an opponun1t' 11 get into the market at less than peak pnce'i fhe Do"' Jo nes a'erag<' of 30 1ndus1nal· climbed 7 34 to I 526 49 >\d vance!> o utpaced declines h) about ~ tu o n the 'Jew York Stock Exchange Big Board volume totaled an estimated fl. m1llton shares against .,8 '\O million 1n th• preY1ous session The "Y()F'~ rnmpos1tl· inde~ ro~ ~ 119.53 t• T AMEX Om WHAT NYSE DID Prev ~~ AMEX LEADERS CoLo QuoTES METALS QuorEs "IEW V()QK •" ,....,,.,., ............. \() 8' ~h:. 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S79S'lmo Frplc, yerd,' peta S510 Agt 550-1015 age, pool, 1enn11 Close $240/mo • utlls Fe n SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS EASTSIDE TOWNHOUSE $1250 mo 78&-1906 garage N~e IOCatlon. --to beach $1200/mo smkr prtl Avail 11 1 3br 2'~t>a. lrplc, enc yrd, $.425.utilt pd lBR dupi.x 1780 Santa Ana DIAi Pilat 2121 TSL MGMT 894-5325 650-64 tS/2617 Ive mag patio, 2 car gar 191• 1811• 4 17 E Bay Ave, Balboa TSL MGMT 6'42·1803 Spaciouuttreetlve 1Bdrm NEWPORT HTS 2BR 2ba, 2 rms avail, nice 3br, Bal sec. 3188 Santa Isabel M 1 S496/ ••• OLEllm s 1 IOO/mo. 831-a283 1 adult. No pets. 547-1155 e-..a ••1 w•ua1e near ar na mo. trplc. pool carport. new Pen yrly F n·smkr 21 • -"'--•n. 498-9482 Noon-.S:30pm. • d $32/f. '"" 111 631 7726 ----Cereal ••I .. , 2 2Br. 1'~Ba. bltns M-45 carpel, paint .. rapes " , u • • 1221,• f&ITlSTIO YllW 2 BR "'"ti ,..,.,. + S650 No P4'1• 540•4484 Int. lticL z~Jlo S800/mo, 642· 7658 wkdya 842-9353, Allsa Oramatlc oceanfront Ocean & Catalina ..... o, car,.... •• nr • ., SPACIOUS APARTMENT Fem ahr Woodbridge condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, 3BR t'~BA den +pool tbl, bctl, no pets S850. Avall. llTT&ll TYPI 2 ILMll Tl HUI 1 MILE FROM OCEAN hOme w/a sngl parent furnished One year new lrlg W/D, lrg yd, sundeck 111186 673-3852 28R 1BA. pvt patio, gar.! Defli)hlful ooean breez.ea. 642•2357 $275 tncl utUa 491-4154 decor. stairs to beac. new pnt, crpt, binds Nice 2Br 2Ba upatrt. 1 car w/d hkup, qui.t. No pelt I Spacloua 2Bdrm, 2Ba, -breathtaking view. A per· quiet cul-de-sac gar, D/W, trplc. LM S950. Water paid $675/mo dshwshr, frplc Plush M/F. matr t>r $335/mo lec:t summef home S 1050 w/gdnr 261-0108 VIiia Rental& 87s.7015 2038 Meyer crpts. drps Lots 01 S 100 dep Harbor/Fair ----Mocker Folio Piker · Venous OVER the ROCKS Overheard at a bar· tenders' convenllon All the mountain climbers I evef' Nf\led llked their dri nks OVER the ROCKS " •u AAA• TSL MGMT 6-42 1803 M·S 9·6 556-0363 Tan _...,_., MESA VERDE cnoice 3Br Xtr1 lg 2br 2ba, new cond • • . I ciosets. S.autllulty land· L Ill F • ---------. 2t>ahm,greatloc,crt/yd, er . 5950/mo Call M·F **EASTSIDE tBdrm ecaped. 9&0-6331 Npt Hgts 2 mstr bdrm llt • ••• 2925 patio. dee Jan 1 No pets &73•1600 Nancy I Ba $525/mo. No peta. 1, 2BR 2BA. gar, lndry. Nice suites. 2ba . M/F 35 • n· $1175 w/grdnr 751-3898 _ Adult only. 631·2242 1 4 plex. Quiet 5 treet. I smkr $400 mo 722· 13691 · ad to PLUSHCONOOS Ovei CHll ••11 2124 Eastalde 2BR, gar, patio 1 mile to beach No petl. Professional to shr IQ hse $305,000 Each 1 blk to streams & falls Gar fBr fBa 1922 WaOace No pets. 2 people 1675.1 S650. Call Jean 631· 128e in CdM $500/mo. n·smkr FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: beach Agt 759·9070 w/opnr, micro, w/d hkup Gar, trig upstairs. no 271 Cabrlllo 642-0481 , * 0/937-54 I I E/760-2537 C.1t1 •111 ----rtf4 1 Br $750 & 2Br S 1000. pets $510 Agt 550· 1015 38' 2Ba. D/W, pvt lndry11 in I St year S rent Prof non·amker. 25-35 to 2Br w /secluded view 3BA c M a IY IWIH·l&llAll $995 Avl now 549.2447 2Bdrm, crpts, drpa, Weter rm, encl gar, 25x5-0' deck1 FURNISHED or shr d hSe ar- s paid 636-4120 1-5PM $75-0 No pets 631-6155 UNflJRNISH[O age pvt ba Prime beach EA TSIOE 3 br. beJllll re-lllT&L llllE•aaa 2666 0 'S" •595 SUWlll YILUIE loc $55-0lmo 673-0822 done, lge yrd $7100. dn -range .. .-EASTStOE SPACIOUS 2 142-Hll Open Sun 2·5, 2308 NOT A LIST AGENCY 2BR 1'"-BA, pvt lndry rm BA 1 bath, no pets. $575 Westmln1ster 857-1031 Fncd 2b1 wilrpl:: & gar 1ns1de unit, patio, gar. per mo 631-6155 -• ---S500's eoaslly yours di s ----LG Attractive SBA 38A •l•l·l 1ll * Nice. No pets. 650/rno E/SIOE: 2BR 18A 2 trpl1, Live where you have Home Convenient lo· ""' • Call Jean 83 1•12~ courtyard, gar $680/mo •Spectacvlar apts cauon S 159.500 Tenant Around S700 gets 3br 2ba • No pets 675-6-4581 * 1 & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba tulles occupied 24 hr not~ to bas1<: but avail 539-8191 ' I *Spacious townhouses snow Marshal Plan Inc Agent cost Lg 26r H~B• twnhM-ltyle * ArepteoM Broker Linde or Claudia. Baal ltack 2140 Apt w/patlo, yrd & gar •Private balconies or (213) 450-04 15 • 2Br+ 1Ba, Patio. Go Seel 1 $69S No pet• 546•5605 Garden patios ----· 2 Bdrm, dbl gar · 6 blk .to 7 10 w James St. (714) Lg view APll next lo Park l..,.rt ltac~ 106~ bell. no pets $795/mo 6.42·1127(818)709-6715 : Frplc,vaultedce411ngs,lrg ltl CAIYM 11Hll I 964•2283 •ft -4--2BA Iba new cpt & drps1 spa. Prvt balcony WIYlln WIYltn fllll($$ C[lfT(IS, TlHIS, SWIMMllt. pits •11Cll llOf't! Sorry. 10 pets. lodtls 0Jt11 b ilr 9 to 6. ~ood Ap.artment\ Respon prol M/F 25·35 N/smk shr 3Br 3Ba NB ---------$346 1sl/tst avl 111 no FOUND Blk Puppy t>y pets Work 834·4956. Bank ol America on home 673·0750 Beach Blvd 645· 7565 Ell· Save Money-turn rooms. tension 708 hOt tub. kltch prvlgs. n· FOUND Female Dog vcty smkr $395 & $495 1ncld Elden & Monia vista. ulll. 722-7268 1212 1 650·6077 Sttrlfl 2742 FOUND male Sheepdog STORAGE GARAGES gry/wht m Magnolta & 12x20'& 12x21 Warner,FV 841-5415 Absolute bargain• Pres Baat. BuMar 2142 $680/,,.;o, $300 dep Ch~l~~t $e.;'9~~t::ts [,,.--~~----.. 11g1ous 3 bdrm. 2•.., batl. By the harbor 1606 2br or Gas/wtr pd 548-2562 I *865_0665* I ITM•r .. A.,..t exec twnhme Pool, sp~ exec 3 • 3 frplc garage 2BA2baEsldeTwnhs,lrpl, ---,....... • tennis Try 10-1. down other HB rents 539-6191 . • Call Patrick 760-8702 or Agt cost gar. nu crpt, drps, paint llYE II llW ... -------· I 631 1266 $790. Dick 566.40()() dyS. •3 Lighted tennis courts •2 Swimming pools •Streams & ponds •Sorry. no pets *Furnishings av all WHY NOT CA LL IH-1111 Newport Be.t<h ~11 1 1111 1 htl• ... ,, '" 1.11 ll.1.,·11 &4/ 511 \ Nvwport Bu< h No Npt Bch/Costa Mesa area LOST Doberman. male t>lk 24 Hr access 548-3878 & tan wlinjured back 190 Ct••treial CM/NB area 722-1812 I .E. Sale/leat REWARD Flyeuow LablMc. • ----6.40-2426 eves/wknds S525tmo 1 BR 1 BA. all .... --lst-·1·tt-r·er-l.1l·e--1t·.·,·,· .. ----·1·10.JZ I :m~ ~ ~J~~-0 1~A~ NICE 28A + !~.4 2Br1',.,Ba 1own11ouae ~!~·~.~~u~~~Y.,,~~~m, -Gee) wired kercti1el IOSI ""'", .',~ ; ;,.;~: • " ladaen/Offiee IHI NB 645-4728. 645-6576 1.,.... detached Tur11erock home Blttns. garage. patio. 735 W 18th St s 125-0. 640-0595 $725 No pets 6-45-4837 TSL MGMT 6.42-1803 b4') 1104 2769 REWARD lost 12'7 15555 Huntington VIiiage 3000. 13n . 5 .. 5 & 520 Sq Christmas puppy Shih SUWlll YILU&E lnHl/C.••11 • FllSAUIYIWIH T "-nu 1002 CUTE FIXER-UPPER -4Br * •llEI llS• * ... 2Ba. Zoned R-4. Short CALL US REGARDING *fm 1Llff1• block to 17th Street IRVINE RENTALS Spacious 38drm t Re-Shops 236 Cabrlllo,I lnl11 0111t l11"lrs treat .. All new Interior·· • S 13~,000 Call 760-0543 lll-7100 L1keamodellBovghtua Nt~ilt lt•H 1100 -2nd home. now can't use, I IUl SllPIUSE 3Br 2Ba. 2 car gar No peta his loss. your galnl Ne~ 3 bd m .., st llHILUf P&ll $115-0Lse(818)888·5510 -.... r • r. ory, or (818) 346-0440 $199,000 (Furn avt also) Olde CdM IS 5pectall 12x52 FLEETWOOD home latffl~ I Ct. Spacious feeling, ocean with an 8x32' EXPANDED L11111 ltac~ 2141 1uo C.llU\ ~ a1 to 1-I LIVING ROOM KING - "'" • .,yv ~-SS~~~OOO 'en "' 18 n· SIZED BEDROOM A WoodSy roomy 2Br. yrd • great large kitchen & huge hobby rm $1500 + llYE IP I "-il(,l 1( 11( Mfi bath Agt 540-5937 uhls 1st & last 499-2286 Lovely 4 bdrm 3 bath, ·-R·ea.1•10.r.s .• 6.75···6000··--1 • .. 1111 L~I aUii1HI 21 sz 2200 sq ft e~ec hOme _ _ located In the Back Bay utlful new 2Br 2Ba area Protessionalty land· ---------181Hn/C1a•n Twnhmes Pool. ape, ten- acaped Lath house 70 FEn nit ens. gar patio, lndry decking, spa and Will bar II TIE l&YI "-aerll 2102 hkup Micro. trplC. cable I d d A k 1 -TV Several fir plan a $;~9.~~ m!ke an ~11:~ Prime Harbor Island Rd. 4BR OCEANFRONT, Nwpt w/vlews $875·$975 Call _.. Traditional Re a lty 631-7370 locahon with pier and Bch, 111 June, St475/mo Paul or Miiii Anne lloat Spectacular de91Qn Avail monthly & weekly 495-66.47 Ask •boot our by Tom Theurkaul tor this •&CllS •rain Holiday Special! spacious 3 Bdrm home • ~ with 11 s own pnvate Pllf UUlllllT swimming pool A temllc 114/171-1171 Bayrront value at $875.000 LH CtrHI ..... , 21 (714) 673-4400 2BA 2ba trPIC. w16. lront house, S 1 100 mo• sec Avail 1/ 1/86 760-1996 S600's home ottPCH wshr/dryr encl pat appls too don I wait 539-6191 Agt cost SYDNEY 0MARR Sunny 2br 2 ba, loaded, walk to bCh, lrplc, ten ct S 1100/mo Ann Sampson 661 -9355 W, 661-7086 H •n" a.ack 21 H i~a 1 house trom ocean/sand S 1 tOOt mo Avl now• Agl 722-9730 Lane, from San Otego <><> ~ Tsu mix Vic Edwards & •2Br 1Ba 4-Plex w/patlo Nice 28r 2Ba. b1tn1. d/w. F north I Be ch Ft 1617 WESTCUFF B J i. B & carport Nice area S625 No pets N/amkrs t~9::tadden, ~st 8on •iac. IHtala Nwpt Bell S•t-5032 Agt · H~5tj5.:~01:i1s~~4~11 $625/mo 546-5605 642-7528 or 780-1418 McFadden 525 sq It $425/mo I 3002 •2Br2Ba nr SC Plza. S.A PLUSH CONDOS Over ~ It ~-2641 Btttb/llltttls 2711 Balboa Penln Pvt entry & _P_er_a_oa_a_i ____ _ Pa!lo. carport, pool, streams & falls. Gar p!I IC j bath Clean 760-9792 ltUl&CllE HSURCll $75-0 No Peta 722-6011 w/opnr. micro. w/d hkup Studio, Pvt & quiet. Ocean UllU IUCI Or Tetrault is looking lor 1Br $750 & 2Br $1000 view, No pets Gas/w1r IOTOl 111 I HHmn HITES 100 people to partletpate •WTSlll* 2Br w/secluded view pd $550 ~sec •97-52s7 Wkly rentals Low rates One ~onth free. lull ser-1n his Headache Research Beautiful 1 & 2Br S600 Up $995 Av1 now 549-24~7 I •.=rt ltack 2&19 S 135 & Up/Wkly Color vice 86, Dover Of • d '" program Only people with Incl gas cooking, heat & _ TV. maid service. free 631-3651 PERSISTANT HEADACHE hot water Incl encl g•r ~gros\~tl~B~~~·tooi 2 rm 2Ba $700 Frig, colfee, heated pool & WA TEAFRONT BLDG will be accepted There wlll 2Be3~t3yEWLaDJIE!"48~7pen8c. .. ' .5 sec Uni E·llde 557-2841 dahwshr, stove inctuded steps to ocean K11cn·s Exew11ve suite 135-0 sl t1 be no Charge tor the ., ~ · NO PETS 545-4855 avail 985 N Coast Hwy, 4th llr wlvu 642-4644 pfellm1nary consu1ta11on * Lrg 1 & 2Bdrm, newly redec , quiet. cool $530-up 1884 Monrovia. 548-0336 Pvt 1 Br. trple, pool, patio, • 1 1BdrmS600 Retrlg, dish· Laguna Beach. 494-5294 Mon-Fri 9 to 5 or qua~ly1ng e.cam gar No pets 399 W. Bay washer & stove Included SUUll IO Call 476 8200 tor appt St. $615 650·6357 NO PETS 545.455§ TEL BAYSIDE EXEC SUITE Family Chiropractic ----Wkly rentals now avail 2153 Sq Ft 642-4644 9 •STUNNING Lg 1Bdrm SHARP spacious 2Br. I 51 1Bdrm 1Ba wllrplC Walk $129 50 wk.& up 2274 to 5 Mon thru Fri Profnaitlll/ Garden Apt w/rec rm & bath Townhome Oplx,. tobch Carport dshwshr Nwpt Blvd CM 646-7445 • -a..1 • • 'I 5100 pool S555 110 w 18th O/W, W/D. patio. quiet I blt·lns SS95/~o New· · C1a•trc11l Pre,.rty 1U1•1a11tr1hte SSSOMOVE·IN BONUS 690 Darren St $695. mo ' port Terrace 722-8717 SEA I Sii LODIE 2771 MANAGER 1Bdrm. AIC. pool, carport '1 Curt II, 631·1266 I *LllO ISLE&_. 3026 w. Pac111c Coast Hwy •Combined Office/Shop No pets Nr SC Plaza. Small IBr. refrlg, carport r1 * Newport Beach. Rettig TV 625 sq It reas c M 1mmed111e opening 101 lull 11 14)966-1136 j No peta. 1 pe~ $425 2Br tBa. 102 AntlbeS. Don S 125 ·wk sgl no deposit C-2 Nice area 548-7249 ume OIStrlct Manager -----388 w Bay St 6-42-0461 675-1244 evs, 622-87q5 _ _ $565/mo-S695/mo. lrg• . la1iae11 a Fiaaaeial !Must en1oy working wlln beaut 1 & 2 BRa, allll TOP AREA MESA PINES N~t ::i~~n S~~'?J 1;~· lutah ti Skirt c.htldren Experienc e bltlns, frplC Must see. BACHELOR-Patio, pool, VIiia Rentals 675-7015 2724 I 1· fer S I ne1plul 366 Avocado , spa. Quiet. No pets S540 ___ _ a IDtll I t We offer an e~cellent ben-TSL IUl&lllm 2650 HARLA 549-2447 3Br 2Ba w/lrplc Steps to 2 AoommatM l0< •BA 2ba 2900 ellt program paid va· 6-C2·9• t2 or 6A2-l603 I -- 1 beach S 1000/mo Bkr BayshOre beh hse w/gar Undef' ne 001 Airport cations & hOlldays bonus ---wt IFFEI & •JOE 6.42-385-0 $500 • $250 dep .. utll Shuttle Travel Agcy program and dental in 1675 2br 2ba. 2 patios,' Want a selection of great -LIDO ISLE avail 111166 778-6352 Pers Storage Comm·i surance Salary plus laundry, good loc Avall 11 Ing? we can offer any I 1 6•75 mileage reimbursement now 549-2750 after 5pm' v • Bay view 2BA 2BA. study CdM 2BR avail $285 • ma1 rec agcy ·8995 • thing from a small apt to s 1250/mo s315 Resp M/F nr bch T Applicant must apply 1n a 4 bdrm house. n IOOk· 673-00721819-753-0719 675·0962 494·4262 ODt I L11a 2914 person al Dally P1101 330 1ng In CM. NB. or HB -Wesl Bay St Costa think ol ua first lor that 2Br 1 Ba. poolstde. gar. CdM·Shr Deaut furn 3Br TD's s 10,000 up No Mesa Ca Apply 9 I I chotce ol Ideal llvlng. lndry $750 1601B 15th twnhse ""llrplc, w/d Nr creditv no penalty am or 2·4 pm (Circuta- TSL MGMT 6.42-1603 St Call 65-0-8213 bell. $450 mo 673-t617 Denison Assoc 573.73 11 tlon Dept 1 ST&IYlll CILLHE STIHm llY1H ot. Orange Co Original Student Move<s. Insured Lie T 124·436. 641-8427 NEW Warehouse Storage Pl1a~ia1 24llrEl•111-1110 •Gooa jobs done right• DRAINS CLEAR From S 15 Faucets, Disposal. Heater 85 1-9604 M&M 722·9066 Expert Service & Repair 32 yrs exp Res1d'l/Comm -10¥11-111 lie '409035 _96-4·89 19 Appl's. pianos, haehotd or DRAINS CLEANED 24 hrs oflc "By the hr or by the Low Rates Disposa111 piece.'' Caretvl. courtesy I Faucets 839-4537 L1c•T~zs21 642-8815 WATER AEPIPING Xlnl prices Uc . bonded. Int Clark Plumbing 581 -6577 WEEKEND PLUMBING No Overl1me1 Call Any Time 646-8712 P11ciJu ROOFi G recover, rt· pairs. Ml tar, Ille, rock wood Ir .. "' 750-658& BEST ROOF REPAIR CAN BEAT ANY BIO BY 50% 722·7537 w1 .... c1 ... 1., Are Your WlnOOWs CINnt Bal~ Window Wa&nlng 803 BalbOa Bi 873--3 135 ..... .,.,, 11nocll• often wh9n you uM reault-geltlng Da1t~ Piiot CIHt lfled Ade to rMdl the Orange Coast market Phone 842·5678 Orange Coa:lt DAILY PILOT 1Thur101y, December 29, 1"5 •:1 ..... ,._ .. , ... Ill SUI Gneral SUI , ... , .. ,. MH '''" Ille•" 1101 ''*" la ... IHI Ml.JC NOTICE rtaJC NOTICE "9lJC ll)TlC( PWl.tC ID1ll Meltlttrttlft Siii ADYERTISll~ .... tf'-Na IOQUBL.E W91tf1*1, nit N•BERS i>u•~• •o Governm..-it A "-""'II on''"' peut1an lllSectloflOOO lf'Cll200$0I Thia ~ • '*' • /bll hd d " cocse MCllOn 6540~ '"-' t1'e Wiii be held on I 3~15 ... 30 the c.tlforni. ~Code ~ ~. ~· tua1111n111 aoTIST .-.1o11on r.;:.::.. .. ~ ... "' ,, __ ... ....., •w ~ -... , .. ,,. .....,:':":.t::Jr...: ~:::'"--.:.-.. F\111 llrM. eo.te Meee IU\ CADILLAC •tr•~ ot.,, .... CMc c.t11er OtM w... ~ • ,. __ a.-.,() 146-l e3e Of 7sa-.t 105 Al tM rOle Of btNclng con-Sol bedMt. match --"*"' OWt 'pot\IOll of 0..-Sanll Ana CA n1M 1e9t ....... .... .... the_..., .._. Growing dell n.,.~ llnuetrocttange,eodoa f SOO or ofter S.. Sal LARGEST SELECTION wweStr..t 10cat.oeoulllol Ill' YOU 08JfCT 10 ,,_ ... ,.._.~CA=~~ 9fl Ji'WCt Nii on the Or~ng• Coat ~~'kr~01°1 !'!_!~lwa. 1 ... ~,1 385 Ogle C M 722·83'9 of lat•~ IOw miie.o. Main 81f .... cont°'"*' 10 gran11ng ot me pefihon. '°" ="'~ 0.0.:: 2t 27 ,_,, -need 1-.... 1 I ...,, ""._""' ....., ll'te City I 9'f*'al p6etl lhOuld .,t,_ ~ II ll'te I ""' • 0 I LMt f LllAl llmTUY 1 .. ._nat ve pro-T •lier• are becoming •l1Ct&a ... 1 S Cadilt.c:a in Orange SECTIOW 2 P\K...m to neerino end 111 .. ~ 01> 1 Januar, 2 19!!c .... 2 •0~4!.wmen "~~ 4 : .... tor 11ti..at1on end ......_,, Ouctl~. 1 •Y°"11 ' 1111 WhO more 1op111111cated Counlyl See"* today• "' p .. ,. ....... _ 2 ._.,ton, or Ille wntten ot>j«; ""' "' "' "' ouei.;';'~, precuc;~,. und~11an01mwchan011-cro.e .. 1ung producti BMX OlamOl\dbedc Sliver AJw8)'9 • twWSoue 140-1110 ~-or~a"&;.~ !;n, with the COUl1 o.for• ~ ~ n::· W• tom•~• Non emotier Ing, to Oetign adYW!lelng end wvtcea II equetty Stfk bltle S 150 49'-1428 M'I ctlon of "'9W & --· H1U11w1yw COCS., eommene-1"9 "-'lnO Yo.JI 9'1PW· PtaJC M)TIC£ Pv~ °'MO' Coe Newpof't StiK11 Send ,.. for • vari.ty ot ellente Important at POMMllng SCHWINN ~ bOyl i:ar•tutty prepared 2eoo Hanx1rv n10 •no willl MCtlOl'I 8320. '"--rnay be M'I 1*'90n or bt 09ily PlloC o.oemo. '· l tum. to Hiring Partner. Oulket .. ~!!';:slnQe•l~l91...., ma"nd. a gOOd ntur• aplllud• bike $125, CllllMI S100 ~ IMW"I In COSTA MESA City Counoll ol the City ol ~ 1ttorney NOTICI CW-It and 2t It&& 5000 e1 h St s 1• ....... _.., ...itll, nd ex<:4lli.n1 cu11omer u 1 VAC 135 844 ... &a7 .,. WI llY ••L M••is Hunungton 8Ma1 llefetiy 1F YOU ARE A CAEOflOl'I n.u1T1r 11AL1 r~ re • u ,. 11y1e • pr • ttoek - -.. ~ ...... ,. _ ..... , ..... 10 ve· OI • GOnll ....... , etedUOt OI YOU .. '"E IN DE" AULT 2900. Newport B•tch, MfVlc. akllla Aulometed • • C s --' ""-' ,_, ··..-· Ille "'" CA 92880 Newpaper production Tellwa elmpty can't Im· Jtwtby/fan/A.rt It doet make I dlf• USED CARS & TRU K c11e lor publlt a11ee1 tne d--S VOi.i mutt UNOEA A DEED Of TRUST k!IOwledge helpful AbUI· llate lht human amlle and &025 '9rence ..... you COME IN OA CAl.L FOR purpoeee"' ....-n.nl -~ Citlm .... 11 ,,,. coon or DATED JANUARY 30. 1N6 --------,/' lfF'OI Wiii ty to WOfk under d .. d . warmth that cuetomera .-........... ~-_.., PIH APPIAIUl a portion ot Oeleware Sttetl, pr~1 it to IN ~·1 UP-IL£S8 YOU TAl<E AC· "81C Mllla llnet I must Pnor news-look tor when ent.,lnn a ZEBRA SKIN 5950 po""-,..,.,.. ~'"'· 0.LILLO IOCllld aouth ol Mlln repr-1111 ... ac>POiMed by Tl()tll TO PROTECT YOUA -----------Catalog etMmbly & nllng. Pl..., e•nar'--~ an .. "• 90 Ge"' Str .. 1, m()fl partlCularty CS. Ille coun wttllln tour month• PROPERTY, IT MAY BE ,ICTn'lOUI IU9Mll l<Mel lor lluo.nt 831·81480' ........ A,._ . ....,..,. ''a.,. branch There'll •1111 • 645_.3 j ..,..,._... OlllYlllfT ecrlbed u IOllOWI from 1"9 0•1• of ftr11 ... SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE MAm ITAW vantage Poalllon 11 part place for you at Bank of ••• • l I ao 0 .. ..~ 18211 BEACH BL 110 The Mllerly 2 00 , .. , of ~ OI l11tte<t .. ptO'o/IOtld IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· The to11°"'11ng l*'90ra. llOl"111flT time, good benellte, America Interested can· I lttr I I )I• 1111 HUNTINGTON BEACH 111eweeterty4200fMtOllN In Stetlon 700 of 111• NATION OF THE NATURE Ootng bullneee .. WOI N.B. Law Arm. PIHHnl ••lary sa. p/hr lnqulrle• dldatea, apply at the Pan.I Ayo truck i 100; I (114 1•1.101111'9·1311 tovtll llllf OI Loi 8 of 81oc:ll G Ptobat• Code OI Ctllf()fnta OF THE PROCEEDING ~I Vac;ationa, 2082 a phone volc9 Ablllly to and resumes to· Steve branch neerest you An Me1a1 racks 2"4x36" $20; 1 20I W . i-. ..... Al'9 " of Tract No 7. city of Hunl· Tile tltn4t lor ftllng e1a1m1 will Ao A 1 N s T you You B<tetol l\O e. Santa Ana. < hanOle buty phonea Call Hough· Art Olreclor • equal opportunity em· Trnr ~le I 100 556· 7130 01.oe&>~YI CHEVY ·e3 Camero Z28 1ng1on BMcll, county ot Or· not 1xp1r1 P•IOt lo lou< SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· 92101 Bev. 8·30·12. 476-2857 °15•lly, Pc 1 0 10 1 1 1•1 ~;Oesa, Bcoax ployer Pttl &-laali &04t ' HO mo1or. 5 spO, loaoeo, ange. S111e of Ca11fom1a." mon1111fr0tn1tie dll• 01111e YER RICfl.,d M P011er 20 &O IYI 1U1 cnarcoal S8995 PP shown on • mec> rec0tde0 1n ,....,..ng notlee at>ow On Januerr 10 1986, a1 SE 8'1e1oi •8 Santa Al IALlllUTY 10< comm'I window & llOOI' c:overlng Contrac:for In N 8 Siies OfdeiS, t>jll. Inga. sec'y Out .... lyplng 80·70 wpm Jessica 673-07&0 -----SIOlfTUY FuH Of part lime Front of. 11C41 eppearance, lyplng & grammar must be c(()1 Investment Banking Co lrvlne 47 4-14 HI or 759·1913 uoanuy JapaneM/Engllsti, type 55 wpm, Ille route mall, elc 2 Yrs exp. 1 1,615 mo Mull have legal right 10 work. Place employ· ment/lntervlew· Coeta M .... CA. Send ed & re- tum41/letter to Job No. MA-5807, P.O. Box 9560, Sacramento, CA 95823, by January 5, 1986 Ttcb cal/Tra•t1 5505 PIEWHI Immediate opening tor qualified person Hams 1600, 1660 ••per help. tul Excellent company benefits and working conditions Apply llAlllOUST IAIUPUT 330 W. Bay Street Costa Mesa, Ca or cell 642-4321 nnS1TT111 P&Sll IP UTIST lmmedlale opening for e1eper typesetter Must have have mark-up exper peste-up back· ground helpful. Xln1 ben· eflts Including medlcel & dentll Insurance. con- genlal atmoaphere Con· 1act Allsaa. &42-4321 ext 291 llAllE CIAST IAILY '9UT 330 w Bay Street Costa Mesa. Ca 92527 N2·4121 92826 Bank ot America POOdi. Puf:•· Teecups, Custom Auto 840-0018 Book 9. P•G• a M11· vou MAY EXAMINE 1,,. 11 00 Au CAuFOANIA CA e2e21 5 8-2848 oellaneova Mapt ol ttte f\le kepi by the court .11 you LANO TRUSTEE CORPOR· Tttla DuatnHt 11 c.o HA11f OIUT Colla Mesa Toy. Min 250 ' Jm rts CHEllY Mall bu 1980 County Aetotdet 01 Orange are • pertot1 lf'ltet"lfG •n ATION .. duty l090iflled OUC1ed t>y ""lnoll!IOYel IAllY .. LIT 548 Well 19th St TV, SttrH, Eltctrtaln po classic wagon Air. County Callfom11 the •t•t• you mey ..,.... T1'14l" under encs purauan1 Alc:nwd M P0t1er 330 Wes~Say St Costa Mesa. CA ·-o BUY YOUR CAA DIRECT AM/FM 2 ton• p11n1. The City ll«el>y rM«YM Ul>Ofl .... ••ecutor or lldm>n-lo 0..0 ol Ti'\111 recorded T"'9 llllemer!l -Ill C " C" 92627 ._ ' FROM EUROPE ANO elec Mats $2.960 Cell tnO ••cec>ll I ~1 ltlrator °' upon '"-•1• MatCll 22 1885. "1n11r No Wiiii the County CleR of I. ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE osta .... esa. " H1rbor Adams NAO stereo rcw 7f"40 SAllE MONEY• 642·432l. Ask for Don eewnent and r1gh1 et any 1or~ '°' ,,.,. ••ec:ut<>< or 85-098681 01 Offiel.i Re-anoe Coutlly on Nc>Yetnt 270 l·A Harbof Blvd $250. NAO amp 3020 EP" • DOT Fed.,1112allon Wiiiiams lime ()f lrom hme 10 time. 10 lldmlnltltrllOI ilflO II~ .,,," COfOI ••.CU1ed oy Geotge 21 1985 Costa Mesa 25 " cons1rue1 m.intam. ~· t,,. couri ""1th P<001 or -A MOllna u trua10< on the ,,_ $IOO. 4 72·~-·v m~ (114)111-IHI we BUY CLEAN ... rte>laee remove and v.ce • wt•tltn requeet alal· OtflC• ol ,,,. County Re-PuOlt"*I Orange COi South Coast F1nenc1aJ Ctr Sende< Champ Amp S 100, MBZ .79 2400 Iv""" -runs LOW MILEAGE r-110tm or11n1 Mnllllf\' ing lh11 you d..ire apec1a1 oer ot Olange County, Deity Pilot Oec:ember S 3233 Park Cenler Or Delay macll OM300Bose1 · ~ 1 • DOMESTIC & IMPORT -• 11tat« maint and ac>-nott0e ol 11\e fthng ol an in· Stile of Calllorn11 WILL I 19 and 2e 1985 Cotta Mesa $200 N 'flatlt OM 1800 xlnt, loaded sunrl CARS, TRUCKS & VANS puttenant S1ruc1ur.. 1n Yenl°"f ano •PC>f11~1 Ol SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 11uo10 ,;:,91., $200 Iv am/Im cess sneep1k1ns upon ovet and 8tl0ta tnet .. iete -ta Ot ol tne pel1· TO HIGHEST Bl00£R FOR a-ml llL.P mag 472•7525 ONLY $7500 751·2016 ~~·,,~.,.~ portton of Oelawaf• Street uonsor ec:coun11 menuoneo CASH rpeyal>le 11 urne Of --------- _.. • • containing lo< puouc 11r .. 1 1n Sec:tion 1200 ano 1200 Sot ,_141 .n llwtui money 01 11>e l TIC£ Needed tor Automotive & PIT rel peraon PayteSsl Caratt Saltl IHCEIH IHZ 'IOJ • • ~ purpoH1 the Hsement I 'lie CaJ•l0<n1a Prot>ale Code unneo St1t•tl at toulh pt&JC NO Real utete Claasllled Cleane< 642·267 l NB 310 IE --••. -propoNd 10 oe vacated ano o~. ~ • tront •·*~to,,,. Otano-FICTTTIOUS ........ Advertising Sates at a EASY ASSEMBLY WORK I ---Loaded (" 002060I c2888 ~~1~:311 purtuanr 10 any ax1111ng O~. Att.,.,...,., tot County Oto C.OUMhOUM 211 It,.._ ITATl•WT raplOly expanding local S600 oo per 100 Guaran·J , S ll OOO oai. ..... lranct111u 01 renewals "-"'*-· 23521 P-de w San11 An• Boulevard Tile l<>llowlng per~, newspaper Agreu111e. teed Payment No Ex· Traa1rrt1bta ' DODGE Colt 80 Ilka n-tl'lefeof 0t orllerWIM lo con-V81eftcla. Wte 115• Lllgui" C11y of San•• An• St••• o•l ooir.g ousineu u Hu aelf·dlsclpllned lndlvld-penence/No Sales ()e.. AM I FM cass. new 11ruc1 mam111n O(>eflle re-HIMe, CA mu Cou Cahl0tn11 1111 r19nt 111141 and 1ngton P•opertlM tae uels may earn excellent tails seno sell·11ddres9ed sheepSk1n1 n-tires, 30 plece. remove. renew and Put>Jisnecs Orange 1 •nlernr conveyed to 1114 Oe11w1re St•M1 •I 1f income (aalary • com-slam....,. envelope Ptwtr 1Nt1 7012 /(TOHA US :=::::: Mp G . factory sunroof enl1tge llnet of pipe. con-Deily Piiot o.c.m1>er 19 ~O now neld by 11 under said Hun11ng1on Buen """ WEST LTD.= :ti dulls ceDles. wares P<>let 26 1985 Deed of Trust in the pt~ 92648 mission). benefits, and Elan \/Ital ·903. 28' b onte<ey WOOd Boat $2500 497 .33 8 and o111er oonvenl8<11 struc· TnF 519 tlluateo in ••ICI County and I Rot>ert John llnngrw advancement opportunl· 34 18 Enterprise Ad, For restoration w/wo dsl &IT Jiii turea equipment and lh•· s1118 dMCrlbe<l u lo1 125 1661 Strnne Or•v• !la. ly. Sales anO/or advertls· Fl Ple<oe. fl 33482 Make olr 549·34 19 (714) H 1-1111 WE W iuree IOt tne operauon or DtlDt IC NOTICE or Tract No 1153 •• per map An• CA 92705 Ing experience helpful --I eng --- -CLEAi ISEI CAI! gu pipelines 1etegrephlC l"UU\. reco,ded In 00011 19 pege 42 This t>u11neu •• Ct Send resume 10. MAii IESlllH SliJl/Deckl/SttrlJI 1MEACEOES BENZ '58 Se6 Veno doe Sanlos and teleQllDN! llnes. reuroeo K·22311 01 Ml"*lene<kA MaQt 1n 0UC1eo oy ,,. lf>dtltldual OUHE CIUT Stauon tor leaM STUDIO 7022• 190$L. runs fine. looks lines. and lor 111e 1r&nspor· NOTICE M me ottiee ol the county •• Rot>en j zmno,•t>e auLY PILIT FIVE Judy. &40-&443 . fantastic Wiii sacraflce j 1111on or d1str1out100 of et«.-~A'" OF tOtdet 01 set<! counly This statement we• h .., --- 1 40.60· power boal slip $9 950 4 7 4· 14 16 or 1rl<. energy Ptlt•Ofeum •ml MADOl ~YLOR rne 11ree1 aooress ana with rile Counly Ciet11 o11 ltt11P.llHl11s, INTERIOR PLANTSCAPEI av11ll 1mmed NB $1111 · 759-1913 11s produc1S 1mmonia ANOOFP£TITl<>tf 01tter common oes19n111on ange County on No....,,,I , I le IHO maintenance Part time 673•1974. 963-0007 wller ano 1nt 1oen111 TO AOlllNISHR ,1 itn, or the rn l property 5 1985 • • I 1 Fol1age0esign548·t565 ~ purposes including !IJCGMS EITATlNO A IJ117'0 oeHr oeo aDO•• •• "211! Ct1ta IHa, CA 12121. ••Tins M••1n SLIPS Available 25' & 30 ' and 11\fl r1911t to keec> tile To &II netts t>enehc1ar'89 ou•oorieo 10 oe :?222 C•· P11011sneo Or&n9t1 Co -3333 W Coast Highway I proe>e<1)' tree lrom flam-credtto" and con11ngant nyor Orollfl Cosll Mesa 0••1¥ Puot Oeceml>el' s AFTER I llTCIH I N-port Bell 9·5 Mon-Fri I FORD '78 Future 2dr llrdtp mat>le ma1er1111 ano wooo creo"°'' 81\0 persons Who Ca11f0tn11 19 ano 26 l985 1s now hiring CASHIERS. •• T t t' cream w bucke1 SIS air growlh •nd Otherwise may oe ot'*"'1MI 1nteree1eo TPHI unde<sognoo rru11ee Th-4 SCHOOL PRICERS & STOCKERS llC. raa1,.r I Ila spoke wnls 6 cyt Runs protect 1roe same lrom 111 1n 111e w•ll anO/Of estatt 01 d•1Cl11ms any 1t11M•ty 10< eny 225 E •• '111101 al $2100 494--0301 ll&zards in upon ano over MADGE TRAYLOR ntonectness QI llW! 111ee1 --------Please apply at * * gre . 1tle easement for puDll' A pemoon non !>Mt> flied &<lares.s ana qther common Pt&.JC NOTICE JOBS 171h St, Costa Mesa Jltttrcycltl/ Brown/palomino au1 0 s1ree1 ourpoJJM proposed 10 Dy WAlllDA L SAWYERS n des.gnehee vacaied or a ~ion 01 tne SupatlO< Cour1 01 0 , net .. ,, FlCTTTIOUS 8USINll EARN I Ch I 11 $21 Ill Oe111ware Stree1 """"'County requesting 1n111 Sa10 SM Ml•I oe 'TllOe °"' .. ,,. .. IT" TEMENT Newspaper de Ivery Excellent r stmu g1 ' SECTION 3 Tne C•ty w·ANOA L SAWYERS 08 "'"t"°"t tollf!'lant 0t war· Tne 10l1owing persona 2AM·6AM. llghl van orl 82 A TC 250R Best otter JIM lllMfll Cter11 11 d1<ec1eo to mam111Jn appotnleo 19 persoroel •«>-ranly up1eu ot 1mp1.aa ,._ OC>lng OU!IM'-1 u No. MONEY lruck nee Xlnt money , 548-1721 Of 754-1610 IMNllTS on tile on 1ne o~ of Ille C11y r-1111.,. to aomonoller !he ge•d•"9 11118 i:;osseuion 0t froony & EngrelllnQ C< Newport Beach area Call 4 un. 1 D • /°J -1001 Quail SI N B Cle<k maos °'plans Showing estate o11ne deceOent encumoraneM 10 Pl y Iha pany 110 E 17th S1ro &42-6015btwn t2·6pm w•ff nYt "fl 833·9300 the parttculars ot 1he l Tne pettt•on reque11s rem&tn•no p1tnc1011 sum of 1:111 Costal Mesa PRIZES •••i...A• 1.., 9030 p1opoled 11aca1ion tor streel auttlOtlty 10 edm1n111er Ille tne notes -UteCI Dy Yid 92627 -"""' llSSAI LEASll~ purposes of 11 pomon °1 -1a1e und!lf 11'\a 1noepen Deeo or Trust wotn •nlerest Eveiyn Marte lllo.cto • PIT & FIT llelp Apply M IEW •at JEEP • PLYMOUT.H .65 Saletllle I Oelawue Street. iocated ;;;,,, AOmtn1ttra1lon 01 Es 1n.weon as orov•Oeo 1n saoa Oex Street Costa Mesa TRIPS 270 So 8r1Slol, C M CIHHH Sentra. Mailma, I 300ZX I SO\Jlh ol M11n S1reet and I 1111., Act no1es advan'" 11 any 192627 th / l>Y ket Anend our lease seminar Cpe, $1 ownr. 8~e0'Y29g606 reterence 11 nereDy made 10 A l'learing on tile pem1on under the tetms 01 sa10 Oeeo Thts ousmeu 11 c; hlherlq ... TIAYEL AIEIT 11 comes wl P s. c and rec1eve a lree cond. 600 obo • SuCh maos or plens lor par· will be neio on JANUilRY 15 of Trusr ,_ ch•ron and oue1eo Dy an 1ndlllldu1I IAILY PILOT lmmed opening N.B 4-5 seat! and radial ures portable mtn1 vacuum 11eu111s u 10 sa10 proposea 11986 81 g 30 A M in 0ep1 8 ,.oenses 01 the Trustee and E"91yn Marte Noecll yrs exp tncluO'g 2 yrsj (Ser 29001 w11n credl1 approval V8'<111on No 3 al 700 C1v1t C.tlf'lllf 011"4! trusts crea1eo Dy saio This st111emen1 wu '' ..... .,.,. computer prel OATAS 11111 Learn aoou1 leasing in P\a.ICNOTICE SECTION"' The City Drive West Santa Ana c~ Oeeo of Tru11 lor the lwlthtN!CountyClerl<of If you are look ing for exua 11 George, 548-7744 ORANGE COAST our othce near Soutn NOTICE INVITING .. os Council does hefeDy hx 921o2 amoun1 reason1Dly et11· ange County on NoYem spenOlng money. or llke --Jeep/Renault Coast Plaza 0 CE IS HEREBY January 6 1986 11 tl'le hour IF YOU OBJECT 10 lhe meteo to oe $70 209 Ml 1 21 1985 to go places like Magic •erc~1a•i1t 2524 Harbor Costa Mesa (aprx 1 rir I N Tl or 7 30 Pm or as soon ranllng of thfl pe1111on you Tne oeneftei&ry 1.1ne1et sa.a nn Mountain, Knous Berry 1•1 IQ2• $ rasr GIVE N 111 at 18 a I e ?i lhereal1er U 111e maner may ~ho.JIO ettl'le< apoear al !he Dee<! OI TruSI nere1ol0f1 ex· P\iOhsned Orange Cc p d " • • All·SAYEI Lua " proposals lor lurn11hlng 8 I De nearo "' Council "9anng ano state you< OD· ecuteo ana d4"1v«ed to IN! Deity Pilot Oecemt>er 5 Farm, or Cwtn rlzes t ~ A.atif8tl 6010 SUBARU '81 4 Whl drive 714/ 432· 1117' llDOr. m1ter1a1s. equipment Ch1tmbers on ine C1v1c 1ect1ons or Ille wnlten ooiec undersigned a 111r111en Dec· 19 •"4 26 1985 ~:V~<!!·ver~: ~~~s 1~ ANfiaues French 1 Eng· OL wagon AIC. am/Im transponallon end such Cen1er as the ume and uons w11h 1ne couM oe1or1 1ar111cm 01 Oefaull and De· Tl\-- C M H B or F II llsh Large eollecllon (En· cass S3500. 673·9224 other laeunb4'~ ·~~·Jc~o8N place lor l'leanng •II persons tM l'leanng Your aooear· mano I<>< Siie ano • wn11.,, ''"2-~333 tire '10US8 lull) Fine Quall· C'&IJC'U QUlfeCI fOt C NAIR RAMPS onteresteCI in °' ODf41C1lng 10 ance may t>e •n Ptlf'SO"' or Dy Notice of Del&ull ana Elec· ~ ., Track1 9035 DJ ft OF WHEEL H the proposed v1c111on ..,,.,, at10tney ''°"to Seti r~ und«s.g,,.O ty. excellent condlllon AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS WlllCh 11me IS not 18" 111an ·-iF vou ilRE A CAEOITOA causeo S&JO ... OllCe ol Oe-UUTMllT llWIEI Purchased in Europe by PLYMOUTH Arrow 1982 IVEaSON ( 1985-861 wtll be receoveo Oy 11tteen 1151 01~ rrom Ille 1 or a conllngerol creoit0t of 1au11 '"° E1«11(;(1 10 Seo 10 P\8.JC NOTlCE eouple Coate Mesa 20 Pr111a1e Pany Cash Only' pickup long bed $3,500 PORSCHE ttle C•ty of Colla Mesa·~'';;' passage ol 1n1s resolu11on .,, 11 oeeeased you must 1118 t>e •eco•oeo •n 1 r.. CQUnty units Experlenc nee By Appt San Clemente Call &42·4321 ASX for OtflOe of the Ctty Clerk SECTION 5 Tne C11y your claim ...,1h tile coun Ot ...,,,.,. 1roe , 81 P<ooe<1Y 11 Compensation negot Estate (714)498· t 167 Don Wtlhams .-.u ot Box 1200 177 Fair OrrYel C'-" is dlrec1eo to cause a ,_, 1 •t 10 trwi PetSOflll louted CIU./l"tHrHll i! TSL UIUIEllHT I ·---60 1 CHEVROLET Coate Mesa C111torn11 lcopy of this reso1u11on to be i ~80feMn111•ve ~nteo oy Det• Oecemt>er 3 1985 SS ArrliaacH 1 68CHEll P1u snortbed H11ttn 1Qu.11iv 92628-t200un1111t1e7hou9~~' put>ltsned tn •weekl'\I ~ ll\ecour1W1th•ntourmonthl C ALIP'OftNIA LANO ----.......... "!"!--"'" 642·1603 •-LIUCES Newer mtr & trans 4 spO s.1 .. • S.r~1u 2 00 Pm Jlf\ul l'f 1 .,.. o•P•• puo11s11eo and from 11'18 oate ol 11,..1 , .. T1'UITll C~TlOM. llSTISSH I llY Arr manuel $900 549.34 19 Cff'•C'U 11 wttteh tome they wilt De c1rcu111e0 1n Hun11ngton suenoe 01 letuws u l>fOll10e0 • 9-'d Trwtee, 9y: .-.n I T o tull time 1109tesses CART ROOM ATIENO-LES 957·8133 •' ft ~ ouDOCl'f and •Nd ee.e11 IOf 11 •eaa1 1WO !MJC· in Stcllon 700 of Ille ....... 9eefft:ary, e50 a w bl ANT Atternoons Prrvate -----TOYOTA 1980 p1ckupC 4. IVEllSON lloud tn rn1 Counc11 eeastve weells ort0r to 11\e Pro1>1te Cooe or Caut0tn•& ~ It., lte. UOA.. Loe FICTITIOUS 9UUIU MAME sun-.n n>e lollow\ng P9ftot\I dOlng ~ u OA T UQOf'I il Cllllomtl L 1tto Pan~ 315• ••Y Avenue S1e 1-2 C. Mesa CA 92426 Apply In person wn Country Club 496-6767 2 Aetng' I froS1lree S150 1on long bed S3 1100 ~~ c 11 amt> e r • S • • 1ed1 ume set ner-ein tor 1rwi ouDhc The ume '°' 111 , 09 ela;ms .., 11 ,.~ CA IOO"ll (~S) 2·5pm, 848-1077 - -I reg. S80 Xlnl cond Can 642·.4321 Ask or ""'' 445 E. Cou1 Hwy ptopoula .nall t>Mr 11\e 111141 lletrtng not expore or1or 10 lour G:).Tm2 WAITRESSES & HOST· USllU deliver 957-6194 anyflme wnuams N~wpon Buell ol llW! work and Ille name ol 1 SECTION 6 Tile [)rec10r jmontns rrom Ille date ot ll'le SH ..:l7 OAM Inc; 3151 A..- 4venue Ste -2 Cc ESSES Late Evenings & Cosla Mesa tell serve gu -----J -.a 9100 673 0900 1he b•dOer Dvl no other die-ol PuDllC Wortcs 1s oirected nearin nottGe aoove Puo11sneo O••noe Coas1 Graveyard The Grinder s1at1on P/T & FI T *Ul.EJ Ul.fl* Aattl •rrt--11ngu1sntng marks Any Dtd 10 post °'cause 10 oe post· vou0 M.AV EX.AM Nf '"" :>a11v P•101 Oecemtlt'f 12 19 Restaurants, 1'00 W $3 75/hr 5'8-6195 Selly Aefrtge<a1ors S 129 & Up SEP&Un ElllPW rec:etved •Mer tile SCMOuteO ea nottees ol vacation con rue •eoi 0~ lhe ur1 1 ,0.., =" t98~ t.lesa CA 9262'6 •n1s business s c OUCISO Dy • llmneo Parl• sNp &42 8881 Washer $99 & Up ' ----j closing lime IOt 11\fl receipt spic ously along 1ne ease-I 1 PCH. Nwp1 Sch • 5 DELIVERY DEPARTMENT I PORSCHE 75 9 1 IS silver of t>tos sl'lell oe return.a 10 men~ piopo!MIO to oe vacat-41" d person "1::;'" :,v: CierkS ~~=~!· gastetec ::: : ~~ McLAREN'S BMW Anniversary mm1 cond Iha t>tdOe• unopened 11 snail 90 01 "pon1on 01 Delaware 1 ~~~e~~!'!~~~~o• ;/aom•n "Complete Ltne of Home lo m1S11.500 673-8886 oe ll'le sole resoonsit>~l:~YD~ ,S1ree1 loc11&0 sov1h ol tllrator or uoou Iha at IRCLE I llARIETS Furn11h1ngs" M·F11119.S·Stlll6 ROLLSRoyceSllvrClouds '11\ebldde<lo seeth•l, Main Slreet a1 lea.ti 1"'° 1 torney ror trie eu.cuto• )• • ALL APPLIANCES 626 S Euclid Sr I Pm Collection buy ~>.get I '9 ~=;~,•nD~o=u~:nrs weei\s oerore me 0819h0'11':: adm1nos1rato1 ,in.: roe ""''" ... Fullerton, c.-. . FREE" 533-4242 ned h 01.1 1\earong The no11ces s a Ina court w1I" p1001 )I 'le• llow HIRlllG F1lly l1ara1ttt• 714·680 6300 ,one -. may t>e ot>1a1 a1n~~ 77 pos1ed nor more 1han 300 ,111ce d wt111en •eq11MI stat bttUe1t Ct14itl11 213-691-6701 Toyo1a Corolla 79 SRS lloe 01 ,,,. 2 lly E~i Cell· lee1 apen bvt at leasl three 1ng that you aestre special UNIQUE FURNITURE lflbll 5sp. air. nu t>rlls. 2 Fair Ofive oe1a 958 d DI noliees snall oe oosteo TM nottce of !he t11ing of a,.. '" new tires Gd cond 1 lornte. upon nonrefun 8 8 no11ce5 sn111 Slate 1he Oey ve,,tor\' .ana aopra1semer1i of 1947 S Main St LARGE SELECTION OF' $2000/obo 963-5869 I paymei"I h OI $4 C:O st~ a~lj I nour enO p1ac;e or lleanng estcile 8"et5 :>• .,, •l'le oeu· 1..ar"' B Tnra11 Pr-a. nus s1a1emen1 wils I ---------wn,, •ii~ Co.Jn!) Cter~ or P\a.IC NOTICE •no• Countv ori Oeeem -.......:~:;:;..;,...,;,.~---:; '985 FICTITIOUS 8U81Nl$8 f'2D NAME STATEMENT e"'l'' -., Tr1n ~lf Tnt> tollowm.,;i persons are G1oson Ounn o.. 1,.1u1cr Oo•ng OuSlness as The Fat>· 800 NewJ)Or1 Center Or ••c Comoany • 1~2 ••Vine 1lllewt>0<1 Seacll Cil 926t Blve1 r usun .:,_. 9'1680 Puollsheo Orange Cc ',sun >aor•cs inc ''52 01111~ Piiot Dealml><'I< 5 ,.,n~ Btvo • Jiii" .... .A 'S and 26 •98!> Santa Ana NEW & USED 8Mw·s1 ld11on1 t arge o ... 11n<l shall reler to ttoe adOP· ttons or accou,,1s m""''°""" Btwn Edinger & Warner on I oe made 11 htndted Dy rn•ll hon 0, this r8$01Ut1on 01 1n- Maln St see the Bear' LOii IUOI gw 1 TOYOTA LEASllll I Speclflc1111ons and olher ltenuon ano sna11 Oesr•~ --------T--Q--D--A--Y-::--:,:-s Ill 1220 VOLUME SALES con1r&t1 oocumenrs may the easement 0, 511811 '" Interviews Wednesday • SEAlllCE&LEASING Auend our lease seminarla1sobeexem1neoa111W10f·1ctudeamap 0folanshowtng 9-11 A .M . at 2271 Fairview Open 10-6. Sun 12·5 3670 N Cherry Ave LONG a nd rec1eve a l ree11tce or 11'\e C11y Clerk ol C11y '1t1e 1oea11on or 11'\e ~• p u z z LE KENMORE 3 4 cu tt relr1g· BEACH portabl~ m1n1 vacuum lo' Cosll Meu Spec111 lo• out>loe street PVrP05e$ c R Q s SW QR D Rd. Costa Mesa ( F airvlew er al or s 175 &46_9 177 (No Chflfry ' .• 11•4051 Leern aboul leasmg tn ca11ons w111 no1 oe m111te0 un· lproposeo to 08 vacated 01 11 CISMIEllS ASSIST Ill lllllEllS ~2611( ·~··· & Wiison) •\lll•t lllO our ott1ce near South !ass tile addltlOt\aJ S2 00 por1oon 01 Delaware Street . Aefrlg. SIS 22 8 cu tt (71~,.. • Coas1 Plaza tflarge II tneluded wtm P•Y· PASSED ANO AOOPTEO C all (714) 537-4840 for w11ee, $395 760--0367 Trade-Ins Welcome (AP" 1 tu I men1 oy 1ne C•ly Counc11 of 111e EOE Wahr & Gu Drye< llke nu OPEN SEVEN DAYS ALL·S.&YHI LUSE Eacn btd shall oe meoe on Ct1y ol '1unungton Beacn at After School - Student Jobs! ~======::==========::; lht' PrO()OsaJ lorm INiets a regular meeting 11>e<eor ACROSS • Almond $400 548-7968 Whal a Wond.nul World., 7141432-1117 p I lhrOU<,jh p 16 O•OVIOeCI l'lelO on 11W! 1611\ da~ OI 0.. F---.---6014 or Shopping . rtgll1 11 ---,,, 1ne con1rac1 oocumen1s eemt>ef 198s atallUt y04Jr ttngert1ps everyOeyl VW '65 Bug. gd cond orig and shall Ile ac:eomoanled Robert p MMC!k, .H. I Ill fllllnlllE Dally Piiot Classtltad owner ~200 5~5720 oy 1 cer111teo or casiuet s Meyor I Ada. To plac. your Id vw BUG 68 Red Cleen tn Cl\eek or • Did t>Ond fl)f no• AT TE s T A II c I & .. LES 957 ·8133 call 642·5678 and lel • 11out New every11'11ng See less thlf\ to•;,, ol the amovn1 Wentworth, City Clertl t • .. ,. Do You N~ $Cash $ And A Good Job To Start The New Year? We ere l()()l(lng fOf Jr. High and High School student• Ind other• who would enjoy t11Mdng with people and wortclng wtth other 1tudent1 their own age. You can Mm $25.00 to '50.00 eech weetc tn commltek>nt llnd MUCH MOREi You can work PART TIME In the 11ftemoon1 Ind ewntnge Ind stlll heve pfenty of ,, .. time. You MUST BE FREE AFT~R SCHOOLI We on. complete tralntng end pr<Mde trentp0tt11tlon. Th.. It NOT A PAPER ROUTE AND IS NOT SEVEN DAYS A WEEKI COme out end hetp UI get new cuttonw. fOf our n.w1pepe1 and haW • greet ttm. doing It. You have nothtng to IOM and 1 tuper Job to gain. C•I todey and maybe you can ltart tomorrowt Call Mr. Earl 548·7058 or 241 ·802 Openlns• Now Available CAR ROUTES Earn Extra C••h For Dellv•ry Of Thi• Pa,,.r HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT Find what you wan1 In Claulfled Ad·VlllOf help '" $2500 548-2802 ol Ille Did, mede paylDle 10 STATE OF CAllFOAllll~ Dally Piiot Clasaifleds you ----In• City OI Coat• Meta 1110 I COUNTY OF ORANGE1CtT) ---..:-~~=-:=-==-::= t...,::,.;;~::-:::;":'":"":::::-:;~-::-;;;: .. ..;;;.;;.. ______ -'llproposel Shlll De con· OF HUNTINGTON BEAC'1 ~···••••••••• •••••••••••-. SOl'TH COL"~TY S1dereciun1euaccomp1n.ec:1 1., • AIYER : by sucn cashier 1 Check 1 4 L 1 c , 4 M e DELIVERY D VOLKSWAGES cash or Dodders t>ono Wf"TWOFH,. t'le au1, • e & No btd shall be considered eiecred quallfoeo C•t~ C111r• e • ISl'Zl' unle5S II is maoe on a olenk j01 the Cll'i .;it 'Huntington • Dally Pilot motor route • rorm lurn1shed t>y 11111 Ctl'f or Seacn ana th omc10 Ctt>r> • avallable In Huntington • Colla Mesa and IS maoe on 101 me Cll~ Cou,..Cll '' Scl•<! • e accordance 11111n the Cilv 0,1 fleft!tt>~ .. !'<111\ !hat • Harbor area. 1-2 hours • prov111oons or tl'\e Proposal l1he Wl'\Ole numt>e• Of -nem • • requirements t>e<s 01 ,,,., C11v Council or • per afternoon. • Each Dtdder muat De tile Ctty ol Muntlnl)10M Beach • C e llcenMy 1,,. •"""'•t'•• • ay -, . S Or e 1he Q.,,_111 Prevelllng Wtoe vote ol m0te 1na,, a mi110t>I\ • Art. • Oetermm111ons may be re-of 111 the memt>e<\ :it 5111\J e e quoreo to PIY 11\e waoe rale City Council at a ragu1111 • e ol 1t1e crett °' ci11S11b1ion meettno 1nereol ne10 .)f1 tl'le • Orange Coaat e mos1 CI09ety •ellled IO It .. 18111 d1y o• December 1985 • D II Pll t • anown •n the G.,,..ll 0... Dy 1tle IOllOwtng •011' • • y 0 • term1n111ons ettettt ..... ,,,. AYES COlJNC LMEl\4 • 330 w. B•v Drive • time of ,,,. call IOI bid• 1(4"1y MatAlllSI~ 81118') e I e Thi! Ct"' CouOCJ1 Of 1"41 M &ndlc l'1nlh llC''" e C-t• U---C .a e City ot Cosll M ... r--.... Thoma • v• ,....., "' e the 'IQhl 10 'lliKI any or 111 NOES cou .. c LMEN -· • • • • • •• • •• •• • •• ••• • • •·••• bids I None eeeeeee ... Thi Contraclor allall ABSE"-' C01.;NC•L ME1'i • • • • ••• • •• • •• • • • • comply ...,,11 rne prov111<>n1 Non. . . 2 OI Sec:hon 1710 10 1780 •n /a/ Allefill .. Wenrwonti. • p AftT TJME • it ctu1<w. ol 1"9 CaHlorn1a City C..,_ Md .. ~ e ~ e LaDOr Code Ille prev111llng Clenl °'IM City Counc:M of e • rate and acale ol "'aoet ... the cttr 01 H11"tl"fl0f'i e e 111>11aneo Dy U'lt Ctty ol hac:tl ClllltorN• e • Coe1a Mesa wNen are flled Pul>l;sMd Oia"Q4! oH • • ..,th tile Ctty C'-k of ,.,., Daily Piiot Oe«tm~ ":' ~·. • We a re lookin., for the right • U S A City '"° .na1i rorft11 penal 1985 • " • IN • • • ,,., Pf'"Crlt:MIO ltlerwn IOt SaTri 2~i : people-P eople who enjoy : AND TRYING HAROCR ::;:mPi•anc:. o1 ,,.. NICI • people. They must be per-• TO 8£ _ 1 H.HN "·,.._.,,city Nil.IC NOTICE e e Clenl. City flf C.... .... TICI °' • tistent and willing to work! • SALES Plll>ilthtd o.-noe eo..1 ':.,.... ~ • : 011~ P11o1 o.c.mbtf 20 2t I JA•• A. MONIZ : Hours a re 4:30·8:30 p .m. • 8 SEllYICE 1" ""~e ,.._, M-NTITION : Mon .-Fri. and 9 :30 : • PARTS H~~~.o,:•:.=.n •. d •. LUSll~ P\&IC NOTIC( To 811 heirs ~~'* a.m.' l :30 p.m. , atur ays. • • crednor. 11\d con11noen1 .. . . 00W"" ' "• -.. ·. .. ... .. . I• 1• t "It• I :.,, Deliver 1 day a week· collecting. no soliciting. Must have dependable car. truck or station wagon and • NIOUlnoN "°· -creditor• ano !>400fll """° • •. oclude • l AlttifSI WMN TOlh A RESOl.UTtON Of TWI! I may be OthetWt• tnterwled No : Comp ensation to • °" tHl WIST OAs• c1TY COUNCIL OF THC .,.. IN ... enctt Of .... '-of • b I Plu Com -•. ..-ay __, & C"'-CITY OF HUNTINGTON JAMU A MONIZ insurance CALL 842-1444 Atk for JoAnn• Craney -I.. our y wa~e uu• ~ -"" eEACH Of INT£NT~ TO I A pe11uo",,.. ~flied • m1••11•0 n. • CALL T•AY VACATE AN EASEMENT t>v AOE1.1Nc ...... .-n N.,, rr>e e "' e ,0111 PUBLIC 8T"UT ~ Coun Of Of"'°9 e e PUAfll08lS OI A ~TION CO\lnly requ .. un; 11111 e e Of DELAWARE STREU AOCLINf MAATlN 9e ap. • I • SOUTH Of MAIN STAUT DOINed &I ~ rec> • For an appointment cal • n.. City Council °' "" ..-1etMttoedm!Neter11"1e ~.,-11-+---+---1f.--+- • • Qty of HunttngtOll hecfl .... o1 f"9 ~I • 642-4322 • dOM ner.oy f'..oM •tot. Trte oe1111on requHll : L~ J ~ O ()() : btll •••• 13M ~CTION 1 A pu~lc ==·~ -::';:.: f ;; • IJl('.t"ttn :V'\J'"O: p.m. • cX6 eao ·71 BUtlr;cJ m.iino-Nici t>etort"" o.r. ~ion ot c.-1--1--~~-i-- • o __ ·ma • llM.t" 10 m11CiNn a 1otr ~ Com.millliofl Ofl ,,... Act tuoac>1.,. PC*9t fl" • k for IJCI• a ms. • ow 11500 472•7"s ""V ~ s. 1w .. ~ 10 ... ,... Pl'OC*1Y wm.out ...___....._~·---'--: • • • • • •••• • •• • • •• • .! • • •• •• L '""" ., ... o.1~ .• ooun ..,.. llllalOn, ~ ; . -· ... , ... .,.,..A •• .... \ t r ... .... - 11 II I r 1 I 88 Orange C0ett OAJLY PILOT/ Thursday, December 28. 1935 NI.JC NOTICE rtaJC NOTICE "8.IC NOTIC£ Ml.IC NOnCE MllC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE "°'"ICM waa IMc tOt hen sm oo Of 1~~gu"1Y on OeoembW I CA.12NI ftootl. ell r!Qnt, 1n1e HIOHfST IUDDl!A FOA HWc'41 A. VHLANuu .,. now t*d Dy 1t undet Hid '90T1CI Bero-CONll\lCllOn Com 11211• .... SfATtmWT purct\ul price I and 11\ltrMt con~ 10 CASH (peyM>te •• time °' 8C)C)Ointlld .. l*'IOnlll rep. o..cs ot Trvtt In 11141 ptOC*'IY INYITIMQ ...,. p.wiy. 2909 ~ Ave.. Qrece .... _8"1 Cotn- The fOlowlno O.tlld o.o.moer6, 1H5 ,_,. and now held by tt undet .... ,n i.wtui money ol tn. ,...,tatlYetoecttnlnltW~ a11wtlldtnMldCounty,Cell-N taleh« by twnthlt Coeta~.CAt281t &>any. 2101 Alton A__,., doing~:::"'°"".,. DMalon H.,bOr MwtMI. Publl.n.d Orange Cout Mid Deecj of Tf\111 In 11141 Unl1ed Stal•) •I Ille front ...... Of Ille oeciedent. lomta, deec:llblng IM land Ille Bo.rd of T~.:.. Of the Carl R ••roar. 2H6 lf\'1119, CA 92714 (A Call Ol YMPIC MAINTl!N •to' Jamoor .. l!lvd., Room ?:~~ ~llot o.cr'~o':e 2e. P'°'*1Y llluatlld In Hid entrtnee 10 the ~tlOe The ~llllon raquHI• lllafaln. LOT 25t Ofl TRACT Huntington 8eaoh Union Ch•IHU W•y. Laguna foml• corporation) AHC£ UAVIC£ 2772 Hiii· 1oe. NawS>Ott Bateh. CA •m~ary . ' TH·612 Cou.nty ltld Slat• de.crlbed County CourthOu ... IOCatad authority lo lldmlnllt., the NO 2822. AS PER MAP RE· High School Ol11rtct will, .. e..e. h, CA 02t51 Tiii• bual,,... 1. 001\-Vlew Dr Nawc>on 9Mch Ca 02680-2603 a• Lot 1 Of frlel No. t1•t. •I ,050 Main Slr .. I, Riv«· •••• under the lnclepen-OOROEO IN BOOK 118 c.fyt Malad bid• for Ille Tnl• bualn... •• con dUclted by I COfporlllon •2te0 • . J. ma. c e y h. m . •• ~on I map ..-d«I aide. Ca•fomta all rlgtll. title Clen1 Admlnl111111on ot bo PAOU, TO 18 INClUSIV@. COMPUTeR ASSISTl!D IN-dueled by 1111 lndlYldual Orece A.taurent Com-'* l Julia LMCh Inc M.,.,,., Ot111Q• COIMIY. l'tll.JC NOTICE In booll 251. PtiOae 43 and and ln..,_1 con~ 10 tat• AC1 OF M t8CILLAHEOUS ST"UCTIONAL HARO· Carl A ~ pany, Kattwaen. o ac-n.on. Caiilornle Mme u •bOva ly Oanatt• M Pittman 44 Of Mtac.11~ Maita. and now t*d ~ II lll'lder A "-""O on Ille P4flltton MAPS. IN THI! OfflCI Of WARE .. o..crload In ac>ael· Tiile ttatarnanl ... tiled Alat 8act'9tltY Thia buatl'!Ma 11 con O.CWIY Kl2.MI 1'9C«Oe of Otanoa County. aald Dead Of Trutt In Illa Will be ltakl" on JANUARY t. THE COUNTY AEC~DfR flcatlona and ..... agr-with Iha County Clerk Of Of· Thia atlletnenl .... f11ec1 ducted by oorporatlon P1.tblltnad 0t1noe Coa11 'ICTITIOUI IU-U Califotnla property anuatlld In Mid 10N at t 30 A.M In Otpt OF SAIO COUNTY manta on tlle In in. offlo. of enge County on Nov91'nbet with the County C1a1t1 of ()t. 8111 l .kllla LMGh Inc ally POol o-Tibor tO. 28. NAMI ITATDllNT Tll• llrMI addr .. and County 11'1<1 Siiia daeetlbed No 3 at 700 CMe Center The ttrwt addr ... and 11ld Olttrlet Ind lvaU•bl• 1•. 1985 anoa County on o-Tl!>ar Julie ~h S~ ' lie& January 2 t086 The tOftOWing persona 11ra other COMmon CS.lgnallon. H . T1141 WHI halt of loll 2 Drive WMI, Santa Ana. CA other cOMrnon ~nation. by calllno M; Allyn Rowley ,_. 4. IOU Thia atat~t w .. Iliad · Th-508 doing tivllnau u It lily, of the '"J pre>party ai1<i 7 In BIOCk 102.ulhOwn 02702. If eny. of Iha real property Purchufng 'M•n•o•r ai Pu~ Orange coa.1 • ,..WI With lhe County Clefk of Or WOODRUFF ANO SOUTH •bOV• It purported to be by M"' No. 1 of Landi of If YOU 08.JECT 10 IM ducrlbad • bOva II (714) "4·3339 . Deity PllOt OtoarTlbar $, 12, Publlthad Orange CoMt ianga County on oac.mw 11111.,11C NOTICE ASS~TEStSWC. a c a11 2349 Cynthia Court. Coa11 th• a .. r Valley and gran11ng ot !tie P«ttlon, you purported 10 b• 2oeo Bid• •h•ll b• clHrly 10. and 2e. 1085 T .. _.91 Piiot ~ 12, 10, 13 tte! l'UUI. forn11 general pet1~1p. MeM, Canfornla Ale ... hdro O.valopmant lhoukl allh« ~It Ille ROY Al PALM OAIVI!. martiad "COMPUTER AS· " t. 1"5. Jenuaty 2, 1He f'216tll ICZZM3 • t3 Corporate Ptau $ulla The un<*tlgnlld Toual• Company, In the County al Net1nO 411\d llate 'f04H Ob-COSTA MESA. CA i262t SISTEO INSTRUCTIONAL Th-505 Publlaned O<enga Coaat ,ICTITIOUI eua1H1aa 200. Newoort Beech, Calli Oltcta11T11 any Hablllty tor 1ny Alverllicla, S111a of CalllOfnla jae:tlona or. Ille written Oblec• The und«lllQnad Truat• HAROWARE·BIO *820 .. ad· "8.IC NQTlC[ Otilly Pltot Oecembar 25 1112600 lt\Correctnea of the ltr .. t rac«Clacl In Book t I P4109 10 Ilona with Ille court ~ore dlaclalrN any tftblllty for ltly drM-.cl 10 Allyn e ROWiey 1185 J 8 5 aa5 NA• aT.UIMINT Stepl\en c Hopltlna, 2553 addrMI and Other common of Mapa, Record• ol San Ille llMrlng. Yo-Jr Al)pMI• lnoorraatnea of 11141 street p cnu M H t • 1---TmOU--1-.,-... --,-1- t • •nuary 1· · 1 w~244 flla following peraona are 'Monaco Off.;a Laguna ~nation, If ony, thown Bernardino County. Call-•nee may be tn S>e<ton or by ad<lrMI 1nd other oommon ,,;:ion ~an~ ~~h '~A .. ITATIMINT o:g~~.::.o souTH BMch,Cellf 026S1 h-S!~ .... wtttbam•d• bUI 1()1';,:: ,,,.., Mldreaa and >'o;F';g~:reACREOITOR :•tlon. If 1ny. ~n School DlftrlCI, t0251 Thefoltowlngpeteonaar• C£ SSOCIATESINW!': •Cati-Mallahan, Inc 250112 . or I con1i-1 editor of Yorktown Avenue, Hunt-dolnG txillnaat .. Oraoa Pdl.IC NOTI • BuckbOAfd LAN U19un1 wlthovl co-...nan1 or wru-01,.,., common <1et10na11on. "'V'""' et Sald .... wlll be maoe. bul lngton 8each CA i 2t4e and Group Homu 3 1 u ornia gen4Hal par1oarSl'llP. ,Hlll1 Callf i2853 California renty. ~Ma or Implied. re-It eny. of Iha rHI property the deeeltalld, )'OU mutt Ille wlthOut oonven1nl or WV· received al or before I 00 l lmartek Lana cotll ~ OAA.._COUHTY •13Corp0<ate P1ua Su•t~ ni11 bu11nau 11 con-grudlllQIUla.~.or da1c r l bad •bova l a~Claimwtlhtheoourtor renty,e.l(pr ... orlmpllad,,... pm Jenuary 3 1966 at CA92828 . • ~NC>ft CC>UflT . Newport 8'tach. Cell duct9d by • general ~rt-ancumbrancl41S, to pay Ille purported 10 be Vacant praeant It to Iha personal gardlng lltle. pouaaaion, or whloh time and Piece bldl CMatophef Ward Hawe CAii NO..., 121 Oft 2880 nerahip ram1 nlng principal tum of l and. Riverside County. rapra1«111tlve appointed by eneumbranc;ea, 10 pay Ille 111 be bllety ed d 53 1 lck L c 1 • fllAJNTifll: THI LAICll Stephn C Hopkins. 25S3 Stephen c Hopkin• Ille note(~) HCl.lr9d by .. Id The undefalgnad Trull .. Ille court Within lour monthl remalrtng l)(lnclpal sum of w pu open an 3 l l mer AN. OI • MAaTWR AllOCIATION Monaco Drlva, Laguna Thia 9111.,,,..,1 wH filed Dead ol Trual. with lntarHt dlaclalmsanyll1bllllyfortnyilrom Ille data of flrat I•· 11\a note(•) MCurad by Nl<I ~~~!.:~0J.,~:':ui!~.!; M~i C~~.~~!:. la con- Dl,INDANT: ICINT Beach, Calll i2451 wllh Iha County Cierk or Of. thereon. u proYIOed In Nld lncorractnesa of 11141 atraaqauanceoflettarsaaprovldlld OMd ol Trual. with lntar•I be Called for dueled....,. 111 Individual aAMY Mattshan Inc 25092 ll'IQA County on o.c.tnbef nota(•) advancae If Ally addr ... and Olhar common In Section 700 of Iha thweon .. provlded In Mid v1 '90TICE OI Buckboard Lane Leguna 13 li85 under 1~ tarm1 or Nld o..d daalgnallon, If Ally, thoWn Probate Code ofl.CallfOfnla note(•).' advancea, If any fore:" ~~.,~9:;'.~ := ~·~~am:f:~icc, MARaHAL'I SALE Hiils Calit 92653 C1ht0tn1• F2t5130 of True1. 1 .... charges and herein The time ror nnng clalma wlN under the term• of the Dead -~ ,. By Virtue or • writ tSlua<I Thi$ bua1nau •• con-Publtslled Or Cout e.cpenMs <K lhe Truetea and Said •ale will be madl. but not uplra pr,tor to lour ot Trual, f-. charget and the~··~ 199Ctflacl tor Ille re-wllll Iha County Clafll Of O<· on September 25, 1985 1n ducted by 11 general part-Dally Pilot Oeoem~ l9. 28. 1 Of the Tt\1111 cr .. led by said wllhoul covenant or war· rnonth1 lr0M I~ det• of the ••pan-ol 11141 Truatea and '*f,,.0 :,~~d of Truat ... ~~~9irnty on November the abOva oeslgnated Court. ne~snip C l985, Janu&ry 2. 9. 1988 I 04ll!d of Truet ranry,.eiiptHt or Implied, r.• hearing notlee •bOve. E of 11\e trullt created by aald ahall l>e Illa tole )udg41 01 the · ,212711 upon a ludgment entered lepneo Hopkin• TH·5l3 The total 1moun1 of th• gardlng tllle, po....,lon. or YOU MAY EXAMIN the Dead of Trull, 10-wlt. acoeptablllty of bid offered PubltaMd Or•,,,.. Colll 7-23-85 1n favor ol Judg· Tn1s s111emerit was r11e<1 unpaid ,Palanc• of 1ne obll· enaumbr1noas, 10 pay the Ille kept by the court If )'OU w.o~ 71 Ind r~ the r"'hl 10 , .. 0 11 PllOI oac.;;;b;, 5 12 mant cred1tor(s). THE"'llhtheCovntyCler~ol Or-gallonMC\JtedbytheproP-remaining prlnclQal aum or ore• parson lnterHted In Tllebenefk:laryunderllad "' 11 Y • • LAKES MASTER ASSOCIA •noe County on o-tnt>er Ml.IC NOTICE I e<t)I to be IOld end reuon· Iha no1a(1) MCUr9d by Mid Ille "tata. you may terv• Deed of Tru1111e<.iof0fe aJt· t:.'v:"~Y~N!!v~~Y ~ Ii, and 28. l985 Th_.93 TION. A Cahtorn1a noo-profll 13 l985 able esumated costs •~· 1 Deed of Tru11 wtth 1n1.,.., upon the aaaQutor or admln· c:vted and dellverad to the in ..,. corporallort and •o•inll F2M12' FICTITIOUI I USINEll P9f'\HI and advances 11 the lheraon as prOvtd.ct In Mid lstrator or upon the 11· underlllQnad 1 written Dae· A "" judgment deb1or(1) KENT Published 011noe Coas1 NAME I TAn•NT lime ofthe 1n1t1a1 publteetton no1acs1 · edvanc.. 11 any tomey tor the e11aou1or or 1arat1on of Default 1nd o.-~le,, otia.-Mt.IC NOtlCE BAARY anow1ng 11 net bit· Dairy Piiot December 19, 26, Ttlt tollowlng pareon1 era ol the Notice of Sale la un<ler the terms of ~Id o..d admlnl11rat0f and flla with mand for Sale, 1nd a written "i.ubllehed Oran • Cout ---------anca or S2.975 00 actually 1985, J1nu1ry 2 9. 1986 CIO<llQ business as S 1•3 081 76 1 of Tru•t fees charge• and lhe court wllh proof of ..,. 'Notice of Default and Elec· g FtCTITIOUl IU ... U due on said )u<lgment on 1he TH-515 (A) GOLDEN MFG, !Bl rne ~ef1C1ary under said a.Iii*'!'" of the TNllM and vloe. a written request Ital· tlon to Sell The undersigned ~::~Pilot December Ii, 28· NA• aTA,.._NT date of the IHuence ol 11&1<1 I House of Fo1m 8 Fabric•. Deed or Trust heretofore e•· of the the 1ru111 etMlad by Ing tnat yOli dealre apec:lal caused Mid Notice of 0.-Th-509 The following peraon1 ate writ, I have levied upon all . P\8.IC NOTICE (Cl GOiden Merine 990 N acuted anfttAL PAM c.ntetery • Mor1uary Chapel • Crem1tory 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach &44-2700 HARaOft L.AWN- llT. OLIVE MOt"tuary • Cemetery Crematory 1825 Glaler A ve Costa Mesa 5'40-555 ... PIERCE MOTHl"I HLLMOADWAY MOftT\IARY 110 Broadw1y Costa Mese 6"2·9150 rlghl. 11119 1n<1 1n1ern1 of Tustin Blvd Orange. CAllf underllgned • written Dec· The total amount of the venlory and appralsement of be reeordacl In the county Aid. 351 W Bay Str•I. • 1'. said 1vdgmen1 <lebtor(s) 1n K22248 92667 latatlon Of 0erau11 anJnly ot flCTIT10UI aualNEa8 Mary M Hendw~. 27292 mand lor S119 11n<1 a written gallon MCUrd by the prop-tion1or11CGOUnlS menllooad located David Wiiiiam Noel, 351 O<ange. Slate or C1lltorn1a. NAME STATIMENT Via Am1s1oso MISSIOn VlejO, Notice of Oafaull and Elec-arty to be sold and reason-In Section 1200and1200.5 ot DATE. 12/12/85 flCTrTIOUS IUatMlll W. Bay s1r .. 1. ,, 14. Coat• desc,rl bad H tollows The lotlowlng petaons 11re CA 92692 lion to Sell Tnaunderslgned able eellma1ed COlll. a11-the C1llfornl1 Probate Coda NEW,OftT taCROW NAMI aTATEMINT Mau, CA 92626 Lot 22 ol Tract 9423, u omgbuslneu&L flllJ business II con-caused said Notlee of 0.-penaea and advance1 al Ille Wlllem ll hmatetft, Al· COWANY, 1 Callfornla The foltowtllQ panona rue Tiiis bualna11 Is con- anown on a map recorded In WOODRUFF ANO SOUTH ducted by in 1n<1111o<1u111 fault and Elej:llon 10 Sell 10 lime ol the lnltlal publlcatlon tornay fof ,.ttttoMf, I05 cOfporatlon, •• Truat ... d<>lng bull,_ u Praatlge ducted by en Individual Booll 406. Pages 15through ASSOCIATES/NEC •Cali· Mary M Hendrix t>e reeor<led In the county of the Notice of Sala IS Chy ,af1(w1y w .. t, ~· lu11nna A. ltnlcll. Auto Body & Paint, 809 E David No.I 26 of Mlsc.llaneovs Maps. torn11 geMral pa11nersn1p Tn1a staternenl was llled .mere 1tte real property 11 $336 185 1 1 t O O O. 0 r • n t •. CA TNatae .... Offtcef, 290 4th Straet. Santa Ana. CA Thia statement wu nlad Records ot Cringe County • 13 Corporate Plan Suite with •he County Clerk 01 Or· 10c:a1ed r"4. ~flciary und., aald a..-_, ,.,lartfto Avenue, Coat• 9270 I with 1t1e County Clarll ol Of· CaJ1fom1a 200. Newport Bea<:n Calif •noe County on Oacember December 9 1985 04ll!d of Trust heretofore e•-Pv~ Orange CC>alt MHa, CA t2t2t, T•I•· Monica Catalina Gallardo. anga County on November Property More Commonly 026&f 13 f985 DEFAULT SE ft YI CI ecvted and delivered 10 the Oally Piiot December 19 20. ptloM: (714) SM-S7t0 3106 Femneatn Lane, Costa 12. 1985 Known As 22 L11kep11\81 Stephen C Hopkins 2553 F2t5253 COMPANY, INC .. aa Mkl und«llgned a Wf'lltan Dee-26, 1985 Publlahed Or1nge Cout Mesa, Ce 92626 ,., ... Irvine, Catrlornla Monaco Drive. Laguna Publianed Orange Coas1 tniatM, 2$200 LI Pu ftoed, 1arallon ol Default end De-TnF-5:>0 Dally Piiot December 19, 26, Thia bualneH 11 con-Publlahed O<ange Cout PLEASE NOTE Th11 Beach Calll 92651 Dally P1101 December 25, Suite 217, Laiguna Hltta, CA maner 5. 12. property 11 being SOid sub· Mattshan Inc 25092 1985 J1nuary 1. 8 15 1988 t2S53, Talepllona: (714) Notice ol Oatault and Elec· Th-51 t MonlCI Catalina Gallardo 19, and 26. 1985 ject to redemption Please BuckbOard Lane Laguna I W-2'5 "70, J-1 M. A119, Prell-llOl'l IO Sau The undersigned Refaraoc:e. lt..W-01• Ta Th11 statement wu llled Tll_.98 relar 10 C1vll Code of H1ll1 Caltr 92653 Ca11forn1a ctanl cauMd aald fllollee of a.-12:M719 with 1ha County Cler1I of Or· Proc1dur1 Sec 1 1ons~Th1s business •• con-MLIC NOTICE Published Orange Cou1 taull and Election 10 Sal.I to NOTIC~ °' ange Counry on November __ Dll ___ JC_NO_T-IC£ __ _ SS729.0IO ·SS 729 090 uC1ed by a general part-1 Dally Pilot December 19. 28. I oe rec<>fded tn the counry Tl'UaTEE'I 8Alf POOLIC NOTICE 22, 1985 l'UUL lf the aut>,ec1 o! tnlS Yle 11 nersh1p I T.9 . No. 5871 1985. an<I January 2, 1986 where the real property la YOU ARE IN DEF AULT f2M121 K 22114 ,...., property 1n<I 11 has no Stepnen C Hopkins NOTICE OF Tn-518 I located UNOER A DEED OF TRUST K 21117 Published Orenge Cont ICnnoUa tua•al 1trM1 addreu or other com-• nls statement w1s llled t TAU8T£f'8 SALE DATE: 12111/85 DATED 12,22163 UNLESS FICTITIOUI aUl.INEIS Dally Piiot December 5. 12. F NA• ITATI....,. mon detigolllOl'I. directions Ith the County Clerk ot Or· 1 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Ofante c-1 Tltlla C-YOU TAKE ACTION TO NAMI ITAnMl!NT 19 a11<1 26 1985 to 1t1 1ocauon may t>e ot>-e County on Oeoembe< UNDER A DEED OF TRUST P\el.IC NOTICE pen~ .... H. Twttn A"., PROTECT YOUR PROP· The followlng petsons are Th-489 T:'9 fol~~ pa<IOnS are La1neO from the Marshal 1 t3 1985 I DATED July 20, 198A UN· 93721 Seftta AN1, CA '2708. T .... ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT domg buaineu H R C IN· ~~~:han u ~;.~~· 1 ::, Office U90fl raques1 F295131 ,LESS YOU TAKE ACTION ptloM: (714) _._ext. A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU OUST RIAL COMPANY. Mt.IC NOTICE Pro1pac11 ve tl•d<lers Publllit'led Orange Cout TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-T.8. No . .._.. 73 Ml dllhe Serr• Truatea NEED AN EXPLANATION 3505 Cadillac Avenue, Suite BroollhOllOw, Santa Ana. CA allO>Jld refer 10 Sections Dally PtlOI December 19 26, 1EfnY IT MAY BE SOLO AT TR~~~~ ~LE .... ~ ' OF THE NATURE OF THE 0· 110. Co1t11 Mesa, Call· FICTITIOUa auatNEal 92~~~lh&n OHk of Santa 701 510 10 701.680, In· 1985, January 2. 9 1986 1A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU O RE DEFAULT Publlsl'led Orenga Coast PROCEEDINGS AGAINST rornla 92826 NAME STATEMENT A C Ill t clullve. ol 11\e Code OI CIVll TH-514 INEEO AN EXPLANATION u.JoEUR ~ DEEi~ OF TRUST Dally Piiot oac.m1>a< 19, YOU YOU SHOULD CON-Metropolllan Liie In-The loUowlng persona are ~~. 154~ ~~!·k~rc:~ Procedure lor pro11111on1 10F THE PROCEEDING DATED MAY 2, t985 UN and 26 l985 I TACT A LAWYER surance Company, a N-dOlng business U Alford Santa Ana, CA 02705 governing the term• con-1 nr ... IC NOTICE •A GAINST YOU YOU · • · Th517 On ... lOOOAM YorllcorporatlOI\ tOIO Un-Labat Company, 629 Ter-dlttons andeNectollhesale j l'UDL SHOULOCONTACTALAW-LESS YOU TAKE ACTION • l/l 4l oval c· • cOln Centre Dr1ve Foslaf mlMIW1y•23,CostaMeu. This bu1lnes1 la con- ' YEA TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-Newport Escrow ompany c 0 CA i2&27 due1ed by • corporallOn ~~::S llab1hty of defau111ng K22244 I On January 9 1988. II ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT P\8.IC NOTICE 1 H th• duly appo1n1ad Cll~C ~'!:!:1!1es a Call-Wllllam D Altord. 16•5 McMahan Dealt of Santa NOTICE IS HE RES YI FICTITIOUS IUllHESS 9 30 AM , Oetaull ServlOe A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU I Truatee under purauant to fornla ~rat p~rtneranlp, Anaheim Ave . 1'A. Costa Ana, Wllllam McMahan. GIVEN 1h11 on Thur9d1y HAf'E I TAnMENT Company Inc a C111torn1a I NEED AN EXPLANATION K-22253 I Deed 01 Trull, Recorded on 3505 Cadillac Avenue Suite Mete CA 92627 President Jan 9. 1986 a1 2·00 P M ai rne ollowtng per10ns ere jcorporauon 8S duly •P· OF THE NATURE OF THE .NQl'ICE °' -1/418<4 u Document no 0·110. CMta Mm. CA This b~lneu Is con-Thia 11a1ernen1 w .. flied Orange County Marshal domMusiniu 111 po;nted Trustee un<>er and PROCEEDING AGAINST OIATH Of , 6•·00365l Of Offlclal Aa-92626 ducted by an lndlYldual with the Counly c.ll of Of· Harb<>f Olvolion 4601 Jam· A:Soc~~~~s":c° ~og~t l purauanl to Deed of Trust I 'i~~T !~:V~RULO CON-L.AWRE~ l~aT 1 :;~"~:'90::.~1 t';!i~ This ouslneaa is con-Wiiiiam D Alford ange County on December t>oree Room 103 Oty or recorded July 27 196" 8S OM.A.-v, .... · ducted by 1 gan«•I pi11-Tht5 stllemeot wu tiled 4, 1985 1 NewoOo 9Ncl'I County ot fornt1 general partnantllp inst No 84-311313 ol 01· On Januery 2 1986. at AND Off NTIT10N Cilllornla, executed by nershlp wtth ttle County Clafk of Or-'1141• j Orange St••• of C111forn1s t ;d5 ~~ea:= ~~:: llC1al Reeord5 in the OfflO• ot 2 00: ~o ORAN~E COtST TO ADflllNlanR I ~~E~Y ~E! R ~~;HA~T METROPOLITAN LIFE IN· •noe County on Novemt>ef Pvbll•l'led Ortnge Coaal I wlll wtl at public auc11on 10 92660 the Courily Recorder ol Or-Till MPAN • • all-EaTATE NO. A·1'1100 1 R HANT HUSBAND SURANCE COMPANY 11 21 1985 Daily Pilot o-Tiber 12. 1i, the n1 nest D•dder !or cun ange County. State of Call-torma Corpor1t1on u <luty I To •It heirs, t>enelk:l1r1es. MA C · N-York corporation, Ellza-F212111 26. 1985. January 2, 1!168 I in 111wfu1 money or tne United M;~e:t:n gr~~kl~~ 25~! tornte Executed by Carola appointed Trv11ee under cra<lilors and contingent • ~~~SW~1it~Ef~'~i ~~~ beth S Clark. Asst Vice Publlshe<I Orange CoHt ' Tll-508 I State& all the right lllle an<1 • ou Collings a married woman, and pursuant 10 Deed of creditors. and P8flonl who 1 · Presldllfll Dally P1101 December 5 12 1ntern1 of said iu<1gmen1 Be~~.,~~~ 9~~~ 1 25092 as llilf' 'soie anTIC£ I <1eb1or1s1 In the abOve d• Buckl>Oatd Lani L119una ~y WILL SELL AT OtflClal~d:ln the ott'IOe In"~;~~~ ~~Ne;~ll'oR:. CASH. (payable at time of with Ille County Clerk of Or· Th-4!15 ---------ten~~~~ m~' : Hills Callt 92653 California ~~BHL~ir A~g6~~N Fb~ ot tile County Record., ot ~NDO. SR. AKA LAW·' Nie In lawful money of 1he ~~9isounty on November Dll-IC NOTICE IC·Z2t27 =sar to ••t•s sa1~ ex Tn1s ous1ness Is con-CASH (payable II time of ' Riverside County. State of RENCE E ORLANDO Untied States) at the Chap-. ,aun l'UIH. flCTTTlOUI ., .... , l ecullon Y worn ~ccrued ducie<I by a general part-aata in lawful money of Iha ICatlfornla Executed by A petition has baer1 llllld I man Avenue entrance 10 the Publlshed Ora e Coast FICTITIOUS 1Ua1NEal rr'!~o!."~1:.,~ .,el Interest 1nd coslS nersnip United States) at the front I Ricnard L. Beaucnamp, a by ROBERT A ORLANDO In • CMc Center Bulldlng. 300 Dally Pllol Oecem~ S 12 NAME aTATSMINT doing bullneet u · Coco'• APPROXIMATE MINI· Stepl'let'\ C Hopkins entrencetoSulle217 25200 married man WILL SELL AT the Supetlor CO>Jrt of Or-East Chapman Avenue. Or· 19 26 1985 • ' The lollowtng perlOOI ar•,Bakery Rellaurant, 2701 MUM BIO STranslar fix ot wt[:~~ ~~6..::'ot"~ La Pu Road. ~n'a Hiiia. !PUBLIC AUCTION TO !anoe ~ntv requesting 11\al I =ioa~Ac:.:;:; ':~le= . . Th-<486 1 doing butln"t H The 1 Atton Avanva. Irvine. CA I 0 CHICK IVERSON 0 s()~th County--®--00- c L A s s I F I E D I 4 2 - 5 I 1 8 VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU 0 THEODORE ROBINS FORD U.S.A.'s # 1 Thunderbird Retail Dealer Modern Sales. Service. Parts. Body. Paint & Tire Depts Compet1t1ve Rates On Lease & OiJ1ly Rentals JAGUAR ISUZU Chevrolet • Porsche • Audi 441 E. C1ast Hwy., l1wp1rt ltaoh lll-0100 Highest Quality Sales & Service The Best Car Buys In Orange County Are At The Dealers Listed On This Page 0 CREVIER BMW SALES • SERVICE • LEASING "Where Professional Attitude Prevails " SJMCl•llzlng In Euro~an Dellvery Elcellent S•lacllon of .... end cerafully prap•r•d l,4ead BMW'• alway5 in stock 835-3171 208 W. 1st St., Santa Ana Corner of Broaowny IJ. 1'it St CIO'iE'd Sundays GSTERLING SALES -SUVICE -lEASlllC -'HTS Overseas Delivery Spec1a11st'\ BMW -ROLLS ROYCE 1540 Jamboree Rd. Newport Beach 640-~ .... G) JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS 1301 Ou•ll St. -N•w C•r L.oc.tlon 1001 Ou•ll SI. -R•ul• Dl~l•lon World's Largest Selection of 0 Mercedes Be.,.nz A. 833-9300 Wes · t..Je& ·Parts · Senkt · IMy SltoJ CALIF'S 1 & LARGEST VOLKSWAGEN DEALER NEED WE SAY MORE? Parts Open M -Sat 8 • 5·30 Sat 9 • 4 p m . Service m-Fn 7·30 -6 pm 18711 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 714/ 842-2000 0 NABERS CADILLAC Q 2100 HlRIOR ILVD., COSTA IESA (114) 140-1100 (213) lll-1211 • Best Prices • Convenient Location • Great Location •Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People Sf Al 8EACt1 BUENA l·Afl• PACIFIC OCEAN o COMMONWEALTH VOLKSWAGEN 'FAMILY STORE SINCE '53' Sales • Service -L.uino -HI. 0110 IN SANrA ANA 20IO larMr lhtl., 0.sta 1111 U2·0010 tr 140-1211 0 HOUSE OF IMPORTS • LONG TERM LEASES • COMPETITIVE PURCHASE PRlaS • HUGE INVENTORY dial MERCEDES . 213/714 637-2333 Next to Santa Ana Fwy (5) on Manchester/Beach Blvd. I v 0 808 LONGPRE Orange County's Ofdest & L.trgeu Pontl.t< DHlenhlp -. lffcr'l ltW & ~ Garden Grow '""~Y (714 .. Z-6681 f714J 6 ... 2100 We ~rform alt PontJac wam•my work. reg.a rd less of wtwre )'DU ortglnally purc,,.sed your~' OPM llOW~ WIW UWT'll. .... f'.M . I h L ONGPRt ; a.act. 81vd. a Gltf'deft Grove ~WJ. WtltMl,...r, c.elfomla t he PROFESSIONAL APPROACH 71 4 -979-2500 2925 Harbor Boulev a rd • Costa Mesa, CA• • a rncgion arncq01 . PONTIAC SUBARU • IRANSAM SLASHES • rlR£81RO • 5000 SI£ • PARISI( NH{ e PRICES! e • BONN( Vil l C • GRANO PRIX LIQUIDATING • ~tM81RO CONVERllBU 11000 1985 MODELS • CRANO AM UNOU ~y CIRCIMSTANCES · Wt Sell uclttllllt WE Wll a rllO'J"01 NOT BE UND£RSOLD1 • PONTIAC SUBARU .FIERO 2480 Hlr1* llwd . 24'0 Hatbor llwd. Costa Mna ~Beach Costa Mna Newport Beach 714/549-4300 714/549-4300 G) ORANGE COAST JEEf /RENAULT # 1 • ,.. ,,,,, ,,, 111• J,,, SMts 111 I YHrJ . 0.rJlnee. SALES -Loa-St • seRv1cE m• MAllll()jl •~vo • LEASING ~ • ACCESSORIES oeff 8 UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE HONDA 2880 Harbor Blvd. Coate Meaa 540-0713 . '¥ • • . . . . . . . ~ . . • . 0 ' TI TOASTING THE NEW YEAR ~~ 0 • • ·O·' ... Make your New Year more memorable with a romdnllc dinner "'-'l for you and your special someone You can toast to the New Year then warmly c;hare a dehc.all'. easy to·make seafood dinner that's short on preparation but long on en1oyment Start with a tasteful one-step Seafood Cordon Bleu These seafood hdm and cheese roll ups cook m 1ust 8 minutes in a light. delicately laced dill sauce made \"Ith in-.tdnt cream of chicken soup mix The Simple Salad Elegante 1s exactly that \1mple dnd l"leganl when martndtl'd with bottled Italian dressing A5 the finishing touch. unfldvorcd gl'ldtinc makes a Chdmpagne Strawberry Mousse that glistens with effortless beauty ~J toast the New Year . with many reasons to cheer SEAFOOD CORDON BLEU 4 fish fillets (about 1 lb.) 4 thin slices cooked ham 4 thin slices Swiss cheese 2 envelopes Instant cream of chicken flavor soup mix 1/8 teaspoon dill weed 1 cup water 5 teaspoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons thinly sliced green onion l·l /3 cups hot cooked rice Top l'ach t1sh ftllet with shn• 111 hdm then chl'eSe n II up dnd Sl'Cure with woo~n loothpicks In medium sk1llet. blend instant cream uf chicken lldv<1r ..oup mix dill weed water and lemon JUICe brtng to a boil Add t1<Jl and '>1mml·r wwrl'd bd,tinq occa.,1ondlly 8 mmutt"> or until fish fldkCS Meanwhile. comb\ne qret>n onion with hot nu.· To )(:rw arrange fish cJnd '-<!Uu: 11wr hot rice Garnish. 1f desired. with qrcen onion tans Makt-s dbout 2 servings NOTE: When usinq lriilln lt\h l1llets lhdw ~ompll:.'ttlv Jnd cart'lully ~pdrdk SIMPLE SALAD ELEGANTE 1/4 cup bottled Italian dressing 10 small snow peas (about 1·1/2 oz.) 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms 1I4 cup thinly sliced small red pepper 2 cups mixed salad greens In 'imdlt bowl. u1mhmt> dll 1ngred1ent., l:'l(lt-pt )dldd qrl'en.., lover and martndte m n:friyt?r d tor 1 huur<. or owrn1qht To serw c1rranqL· martndh:d \.l'Qetabll:"-on '><!lad grl't>nc. Mdkl:'c, 2 ')t'(\lnlj'> I 1/3 2/3 2/3 " CHAMPAGNE STRAWBERRY MOUSSE envelope unflavored gelatine cup cold light cream or half and half cup light cream or half and half, heated to boiling cup Champagne I egg l tablespoon sugar I teaspoon lemon Juice 1 package (10 oz.) frozen strawber~ies in heavy syrup. partially thawed In"> mp blt:ndt·r. \PrtOk!t,: untlavorl:.'d yeldtlnl' o~r cold cream. let Sldnd 3 to 4 minutes Add hot Lrt'dm and pre Kt'\!> at lbw speed until gelatml:.' 1s rnmpletcly d1s~'Jlved. about ~ mmuks Add Champagne, egg. <,Uqar and lt:mon fUKe. process at high speed until blendl'd Gradually add strawberries. proce.,<, at high s~ed until completely blended Pour mto stl'mrned glassware. chill until set Garnish. 11 desired. with chocolate le~. curls or lemon slice.. Makes 4 servings Pate takes cake as a party spread Whet theappeute!>Of~ourguc'.11'> with the Old Vtrorldcharm of pall' Specialty meats have played a promine nt role 1n European gourmet d1n1ng for centunes. Now, >\mcn can hostcc;<,c.,are rediscovering the Vt'rsa11ltt~ of this n utnuous m eat spread. Compltment your hors d'oeuHl''> '>clcctton v..1th J plattcrot l 1H·r Sausage P1nwheels seac;oned w ith black olt"ec;and p1m1ento ~ loafol homemade bread filled with a li ver sa u!><lge dnd cream chccc;e m1,1ure can be sliced to reveal wedgcc; of minced ham. Swirls o f cream checc;c frosting w1 II quick!~ transform a I 1 \ l'r '>au-:.age ball or loaf 1ntoan appealtng and unu.,ual appelller LIVER SAUSAGE P INWHEELS Filling: 1 po&lDd liver sausa ge ~ cap chopped onion 'h cap chopped pitted black olives t tablespoons chopped pimieolo ~ cup shredded cheddar cheese t cups prepared biscuit mix 1 t tablespoons cooking oil ~ capmllk Oougb: Make filling. Mas h lt'vc r sausage until o;mooth. Sur 1n onion. olt ves and pimiento. Make dough. Prepare b1sc u1t mix as directed on package. except add 011. K nead 8 to I 0 times on lightly fl o ured board. Roll into 20 x I ().inch rectangle. C ut 1n half. D1 v1de filling. and spread over dough Sprinkle with cheese Ro ll each ptcCCJelly-roll fashio n Shape/form in 1 1 .~inch logs. W rap 1n fotl C hill in frccLer 15-20 m inutes. C ut into l/•-inch c;liccs. Arrange on greased cookie sheet or I 0- inch pie plate. Bake in 350-<lcgrce oven unttl golden. ahou1 25 minutcc; Yield : 60 pinwheels LIVE R SAUSAGE NUT APPETIZER LOAF 1 pound liver sausage 14 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing i table1pooas dill pickle juice 1 tea1pooa Worce1ten blre sauce 3 dropt Taba1co sauce 14 tea1pooa 1arllc salt 1 packa1e (8-ounce) cream cheese, room temperature 'h cap cltopped dill pickle 14 cap flaely cltopped onion I optlooa I) Mash liver sausage until smooth Add mayonnaise or salad dressing. dill pickle Ju ice, W orcestersh1t'e saUl.e. Tabasco sauce. garltc salt and 1 'of the cream cheese. Ble nd by hand orw11h mixer unttl smooth. Sur in pickle and onion. Pac k firmly into a 2-cup loaf pan lined wt th plastic or aluminum foil. • -Daily Pilat THURSi:IA :--. DECEMBER 26. 1985 [!J Start off the new year with Southern hoapltallty.C2 Make turkey rerun• aa exciting aa orlglnal Hrvlng.CI 'HE Lancers' latest wine sparkling By JOYCE SCHE RER BOrfLO\ ICH Delly fl1to4 c-' -· The \t.'ar \A.3~ I 34 \.\hl'n thl' I \1 da Fonseca lam1h tounJl·J their ""iner) tn thl' p1llure'>l!Ul' \ Jlln ul .\1e11ao Portugal B' I 'l·U Fonseca haJ 1 ntn~u1.ed thetr Lancer') ta hie "'inc throughllUt Furope Heuhkin ln1. .1n~u1red Lancers in 140" anJ rc1rtro<luced the red. "'htll' anJ ·o<,t.• un· m1c;ta kahk 1n 11'> hrov.n ,l'ramtl crock. to the l nttcd ')tall'" marl.t't Toda). l.101.l'r'> 1"1 'till pnidultn(I. wine under th1.· v.atchlul l'\l' .ii thl' Fonscla tam1h 1n P 1nugal 11 ..... l'' l'r L.101.l'r' ha' .iJJl·d .1 .,,." Jtml'n'>lon t.i :1' prpJul' 'l'll'l It n 'rarldtn(I. "''nl' F .u Imm 1 he tran1.iu11 \l'll 1 n~ 'If .\ll'1t..111 ""111t' , 11untr. l11.t1• l\·dr11 \ t d ler -l , ul·rr .1 J 1 rl'1. i. •r , 11 nh 1lu~ \ JI F'nn'>e1.a rl'l..1\l'' <1n J, U'h111nl·J ,,,IJ in'>1Jt.• 1ht• r lush In tnl' I !tit. n The ""1nem.il.cr ha' kJ a pr11mn t11rnal 1tiur l'nuimra .... 1ni ,,._.. 'l ork. l hllJg\I \an rranuc.u1 .tnll Lo'> .\ngek' h• intrl°IJU1.l' thl nn' 'parkltng v.1nl'' "Llnl"t'rc. 'par~ v.tnl' 1, 1h1. pnx1u1. t 1)1 a un1qu1: proJu~ 1111n ml'thod that makec. J ''tnl' th.II 1a~tl''> J'> gn1.'ld "' mas" maJl' ''1th thl' hettn l.n11"'n \k1h11J1.· l hJmpenn1se· u\t'd h' 'nnw 11 1hl· lint''il \\in('nt''i . hl' 'iJIJ .. Hov..e\l·r 11ur prtXl'"' .tll11\" t" 1\1 11lfrr a t1.1p ljUJlll\ prndU\ I .ti .I ~l·neralh m1lrl' atTnrdahk rr11 l' 1 around S' 441 .. Thl' pn~l''>\ 1..allcJ I 'ruma11.· \.kt1.xio ( 11n11nuo. 1.1r u1nt1nun11' method 111 pro<luung "lfMrl.hng 1.qne ha., remaint•d a 1.1111.,ten·d \l'I. ret ins1Je the . O\ tl't l n Hin .. 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Chill well.Just before serving, gam1 h w11h almond slices. wrve a!> an appetizer with assorted cnspc racker'i. or as a sandwich spread Y 1eld. about 16-20 appet1zcr-s11e servings. Wbet your peeta' appetlta with (top to bottom) Llnr Sauaa&e Nat Appetiser Loaf. Saaaace Pate en Crout, and Ll•er Saa-ce Pfnwbeela. .. .. Thl' procC'i!i ong1 na ted 111 I 441l h\ J group ut Rus tan ~ tl'nlt,I\ · said C1uerra "The' "·lntl-<l hi produce J spart.hng v.inl' v.h1lh the' dtd sunes full\ Orhr patcnt- l'( the ~1cntt'il'i '>Oon rc-allll'd \\hat tl.c\ could not do \U\Cl'<.\fulh a11ran people It' thl'1r ne" mt"thod • l 1ucrra lurtht.•r l''\Pl<itnl'~ thJt thl' f<'rmcn Ulttnn I\ l"nh.ln<:cJ b\ \\('k°Ki \ha,1ng~ "h1lh t.ike up tn 1"'0- th1rd' ol thl· 'ipJl'(' tn eclch \JI l h( "-<)(xl \ha' ing\ pro' 1de the \urlat.<' area ne'<'dt'd tonca'it l·on1a, t "'h1l·h .tdd\ J na\nr l harnoen'\lll lll "'IOl' m ad c h' 1 h l" \t l' t h u d c ( hampcnnic;e S AUSAGE PATE EN CROUT l loaf eu twl1t wlalte, rye or llallu brud ( u 1llced > f 1nalh "°hl·n th{ Je-\1rcd produ<.t h.!' httn •u htc' ed. the: wmc 1~ \ 1 Ya po.ad• liver sauaage 8 ouce1 cream cltee1e, room temperature l tabln poo11 brandy Soften cream c heese. Combine liver sausage, crtam l hC'(sc and brand)' M ill well unt1l 5mooth Dlet ham and summer\au ac into '· inch pieces. Fold in to h ver~usaac mixture with chopped almo nd-. lice 'h inch offboth cndsofbttad. Hollow 1n 1dc us1nascrrn1rd knife and Iona-tined fork, leaving a •n-inc h wall . Fill wt th pate. Close both end . chall stvcral hours. hcc about 11>-mch thick and pm1sh wt th arrcn gnipcs. y tcld I 0 to I 2sl ICC'i .\ fc v. \Cari ago "1 lie-l 1uerra attrnde-d a 'i(m1nar 1n f-rance he teamed that a C1erm.1 ri l 1)mpam had purchased the pah nt n ght'i 111 the R u5s1an method •I prc)(Juc inp. .. parkltng "1ne c • a•rra then adapted 11 to thr I 11n-.c1.a "''°<.'· making operntmn. 11"ng Int.al ma- tcnals and 1.ran men ~ htlkd 10 hclu"' '~degree\ f a.hrcn- hc11 3\ Its~ to the botthn tank '\ 4 ouea aa1Uced minced ltam 'ouce1aa11lced 1ammer uutalf' Ya cap cMpped 1lmoad1 ·•tanccn park.Im wtnc t\ thC' only brand madr ~11h the black Ptnqu1ta vape .. hl \a1d 'This wu L-------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~--------- With 1ts hub..,ly apocaran~c. why not cal1 1t chame>a&nc'> (P1 ...... W1J'f&/C3) ,.. C2 Orange Cout OAILY PILOT/ Thursday, December 28. 1985 .. T·Bone Or Porterhouse Steak Safeway Qvallty hef loin, Family Pack-2 Or More Steaks Per Pkg. Serve With Baked Potatoes. 98 Ila. ~ f Boneless Ham Smok-A·Aoma Whole (Half Ham lb. 'l 79) .... $159 ~----,-: ~ ~-.. ~~ <.. ,, I r--....:~~~--...... ~__.~~ ookedShrim FreshRegular 5·1b or Larger (Under 5-lb Pkg lb '1 09) Large Harvest of The Sea ee ted Defrosted 40·60 C1 Pkg Ill. . ... $698 ----~ ,. Pork Roast Boston Butt' Fresh Whole Blade Shoulder .~119 Boneless Grade A Frying Chicken .... $239 .. --------------n-n-n---• <.:. • -· -i ~ ;· 1 j J . -...,:r . . J J J ~~ s;. -~, '~.;1' ~ ~ ( ~·..._i •II ---~~ ~ ~ .__,.... .__,,. . ~ ~- Miiier Champagne High Ltfe BePr 12-hcil, 12-eL .. Htee s4 19 .......... Assorted Wtne ............. $399 SKi (~~ SAVI •e.00 On Utt Ticket At ~ Skt Ari In B4Q Be8f Maison Blanc 7 so "''· ...... 3.~5 -'11-11---.-::~6 -( j, I & iarei;.cly 80·Proof Serve In Egg Nog 1.71 Utw s1 199 AS\Qulm Pr1<, '21 .M ~ ... LI• •'I 14"' Ot!>t.011111 Your Cost$ I With Any Safeway Purchase 700 ...... Potatoes U S No 1 Delicious Baked 10~79c Tangerines Ulrge. S..veet & Juicy ......... New Crop, Hartley In Sheff Avocados Small Stze. Californian Apples Golden Dehc1ous Large size Washington State !49c Orange Juice Minute Maid. Chilled. ....... c.rt ... $169 Y·8 Juice Vegetable Juice Coc ktail. 4 .... a.C•• 79~. . ·-..... • • For111ula 44M Vicks Cough Mixture .... .. .... $277 Start year by entertaining with Southern hospitality Vickie Carver, 1985 Miss Florida Citrus. has invited good friends to join her for brunch on New Year's Day. Vickie will entertain with a scrumptuous buffet. serving an elegant en tree, a dessert and a toast to the New Year. But with Vickie's unruffled efficiency. all the dishes arc perfect party-fare that do not require a hostess to be Oustered in the kitchen while guests arc there. "I enjoy entenaining, but I have very little time so that when I do ' I have fnends in. I serve dishes that can be prepared ahcad ... that arc really outstanding for taste, appear- ance and wholesome goodness. .. Then I can relax with my guests and enJOY the party," said Vickie. "My favorite entenaaning dish as Spiced Orange Beef. "Wh ite filet of beef as expensive. there's absolutely no waste. It can be made with eye of round that has marvelous Oavor. But for New Year. I thought it would be nice to have an extravagant treat." c (\) i I I ? I I I I I I I I I , ,,. . ..., .,.. "'.........,.,, .. ~"'' .. -JI\;<~(..-~ .. h.# .. ~ ... n.,. ,, 11••1 ... ,.. -" .lt'i.l/fl#' ,,,,.._ r~.q~ ~ t;.,.,..-__,.. --_._..,.,.-;a;-;_;;;;;.-;_.;;;-,~-~ - ---........... - - - - - - ---• . '-· I r~~---~---~~~ ....... ---~--.._.._,. [\) SAPIWAY COUPON (\J1 ~~~Pepsi Cola ~! • Diet PeDSI • PeDSI Free • Pepsi Light • Shoo •Mountain Dew - c -.A;,. (.JV,.j"""'" /h ,,..U # ' 11)9(. ,\f ~ W... Mf'Wl'V"I "~-~ ,, "-"' f ft""""'9 .,.q.,y ~ (' ",..,, ~"' VN1 0.-. 111~ R.r Cl'VY ()-,. (O..IC)I",.,. J-. C.vt.~ J --...... _ ........ ________ ._. - ------... --.... ._ __ .,NV,~09< /ft ,,_.~_,. I ~t&eAts.....; W•~•4.-.._•..;.r.,._t~'-"'#Jf!N tr..a.-<.-; •CW... ~""""°""-"-'C.......,.,°""C..""""'"-''~-~~-------~----------- Assorted Mineral Water 2hL•tfle Convenience Pack • 66 Ct • 48 Ct • 33 Ct • 40 Ct .... $899 Marvella• Assorted Raman hs. ..... 6 .. $1 Al L INIRGIZIR llATTIRllS l 'f Y2 PRICE V1ck1c's filet is beautifully seasoned with al\ herb paste, marinated in orange Juice and roasted. The orange lends a subtle sweetness to the meat . After roasting. it is carved and marinated again -this time with onions in orange juice. Then at is refrigerated overnight When ready to dine, V1ck1e uses a trick that caterers have known for years. She serves the meat at room temperature, when most meats have the best flavor. It's also a boon to the hostess. SPICED ORANGE BEEF 3 cloves garlic, flaely cbopped 'i'a teaspoon 1roand camlD 'i'a teaspoon groud cloves "" teaspoon aalt •;, teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon grated oran1e peel 1 ( 5 to I pound ) wbole flJ et of bfff• Z 'i'a caps orange juice, divided l medlam-alzed red onion, tblnly sliced Z oranges, sliced Watercre11 for garnlab, optional Combine garlic, cumin, cloves, salt, pepper and orange peel; blend to make a paste. Pierce meat in several places with the point of a sharp knife. Pack herbed paste into slits an meat. Place meal 1n shallow roasting pan; pour 1 cup orange juice over meat. Let stand 1 hour. turning frequently. Pour off juice; reserve. Place meat on rack an roasting pan. Roast in a preheated 425- degree oven 25 to 35 minutes for rare. Remove from oven; cool. Cut into 1/i-anch thick slices: arrange in large container with onion slices. Combine reserved I cup orange juice and remaining I 'h cups or- ange juice; pour over meat and onions. Cover. Refrigerate over- night. To serve. garnish with orange slices and watercress, 1f desired. Serve at room temperature fo r best flavor. Yield: 10 servings. *Eye round of beef may be substituted, if desired. Roast in a 325-degree oven 18 minutes per pound for rare. Wise hosts off er guests alternatives People across the country are looking for alcohol alternatives that are either lower in alcohol or that have no alcohol at all. Even New Year's Eve panics have a more sober approach. Ovcr-andulgrng is no longer a sign of being a good host or hostess. it as now considered inappropriate. Lower in alcohol or no alcohol needn't mean dull and dreary. As a case in point, here are three drinks guaranteed to make your New Year's Eve pany festive. Welcome your guests with the Sparkler, hal f champagne and half cranberry juice cocktail. As midnight approaches nng an the New Year with a Twelve O'Clock Clang. This as a refreshing mocktail blender drink made with cranberry juice cocktail, peach nec- tar and mint extract. As a farewell drink for guests who must venture out into the cold offer a no-alcohol hot spiced punch made with cranberry apple drink, cloves and cinnamon . SPARKLER l ounces cranbe rry juice cocll tall, dallied 3 oaacea cbampape, cbJUed Lemon wed1e, for ganlisll In a champagne gJass, max cranberry juice cocktail with chilled champagne. If desired, gar- nish with lemon wedge. Makes I serving. TWELVE O'CLOCK CLANG I 'i'a caps cr1nbe rry jalce cocktail ~ cap peacb nectar ,,_ teaspoon mlDt extract "" e11p cr1clled Ice Jn blender container, combine cranberry juice cocktail, peach nectar. mint extract and ice. Cover and process on high until foamy and ice as almost melted. Pour into cocktail gJasscs. Serve at once. Makes four to five 4-ounce dnnks . Makes 2 cups. HOT SPICED CRANBERRY APPLE PUNCH I bottle (U OUCH) cruberry 1pple drtall t table1pooa1 lemH J•lce l "" tabletpoo111 broW9 111ar l t w9Mtlt clona t ct.aamH atlclll Lemo• allces for 1anJ1ll • •' ()() ( ! .• t A , tt • • '17' M11• I fl ' p.~ ." , .. • ()(If ,, .. f :I• 11' N4>#00'' H• ... I • • JI '• • I Hw , I •Ii •! II r1...i11 • • JM, SO 8t.SIOI Santa Ana • 7' Mon1t•t" f!Ay PIAza I 1tg.ma ~ligUlltf In a 2-quan saucepan. combine all inaredients exocpt lemon slices. Brina to a boil Reduce heat, cover and simmer IS to 20 minutes. St~in. lntoeach mua place a lemon slice. fill wuh hot punch. If desired, serve with a cinnamon stick. Makes about 6 8-ounct serv1np . Orange Coatt OAIL V PILOT /Ttiurlday, December 28, 1985 C8 Make children·' s snacking a time for nutrition By DOROTHY WENCK Momea--1e1 uce.._ ... v.1 • ........., milk, there are many products yo u protew loodi; for snadong and are a sugar as a piece of candy, while A Yes. this 1s a recipe that we use can buy for Oavonng it, such as better choice than com and potato those with hule or no ~ugar may be in our 4-H Youth prov.am for a chocolate or malt. chips To cut down on suit, bu y the a good ~ourcc of fiber as well u nutntaoussnack to eat with bread or Do your children come home A favonteofpeanut-buuerlovcrs un~hed !>helled nul!> or nuts tn the many other nutrients. craclters. It sounds craiv. but the from school IO an empty house? A is peanut butter milk. Use smooth shell. Read labels! And teach your kid!> kids love 1t: · ~cat many children do these days peanut butter (about l to 2 table-Crackers arc another fa vontc to enjoy the less-sweet cereals. Plain Mix together l/2 <;up nonfat dry cause parents are employed. spoons per glass to suit your taste): snack food w1th a wide range of puffed cereals of wheat or nee are milk. 1/J cup peanut butter. 1h cup Most children come home from mix in a little sugar; then add milk prices. The fancy snack crackers are especiall y good choices for low· catsup, and 2 to 4 tablespaons sc~ool h1.1ngry So one of the first gradually. stirring it in thorotlghly. especially costl y compared to plain calorie. low-sugar snacking. pickle relish. Use as 58ndwich things they do is raid the refrigcr· You can make peanut butter milk soda and graham crackers and some • • • spread or for snacks. ator and cupboards for snacks. If by the half-gall on and have it arc quite high in salt and fa1. Plain QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKED: • • • they ate little or no breakfast and chilled and ready to drink in the crackers make a good combination Q. One of my clllildren came bome Q. We used to buy salted 1oybeu1 not much lunch, after-school refrigerator. To cut down on fat and with protein food s such as cheese or ravl.ng about a "saper-apread" tbey lD a can and au tbem like peanuts. snacks may be a significant ponion calories, use nonfat milk. To save peanut butter. made at a 4-H clab meetlAg. He said Lately I baven't been able to find of theirtotal food intake fort he day money. make it from recono;tttuted Breakfast a reals can be a good It bad peanat batter and cataup, but tbem uywbere. Could you tell me For these children. the kind of nonfat dry milk. snack choice or a poor one, depend-could not remember tbe otber bow to make my owa? water (3 tlmC$ as much water as beans). or add bo1lina water to beans and let them stand for 1 bour. Dra1n beans and spread on paper towels and blot wt th paper towels to remove all moisture. When the surface of the beans 1s dry. toast them in a heavy frying pan with a small amount of bot fat . Fry JUSI one layer of bean!> at a ume. st1mng frequentl y. until beans are golden and crunchy Drain o n paper 1owels and !>pnnlcle with \alt or other season- ings such as chili powder onion or garlic salt, or !>Oy sauce. When coot. store beans in a nghth closed foods they snack on 1~ very import· Peanuts. soynuts, sunnower mg on which you buy. The sweet. lngredteota. Have you beard of A. Try this method: Wash and ant to thctr nutnttonal health. For seeds, and other nut~ arc good sugary kinds may ha ve as much tbl1? soakdr;soybeans overn1ghtin <.:old container the family. the rho1cc of snack foods r--~--------_;;.:----=-~---__: _______ _::.:..: ______________ ...:._ _ _.:....__::.._ ___ ___.:~-------------- can make a big d1ffcn:nu: 1n the food budget If you're an absentee parent, you need to make a special etTon io see that there are nutnttou5 snack foods on hand for >o ur children to eat when you·r~· no! ·there to supervise them. Fortunately, the snack foods that provi de the most nutrients also tend to be the best buys. Snack foods high in calones and low in nutrients generally are costl y. And even when a nutnt1ous food ~eems to cost more than a less nutnt1ous food . when yo u consider what yo u gel for your money, the nutritious food 1'i still 1he "best buy ." Fre<ih fruits are a good example. Oranges. apples. bananas and oth er in-season fav ontes ma y cost 15 to 20 cents or more apiece. That's no more than you might pay for a ca n of soft dnnk, ye t 1ou get tremen- dously more food value for your monev. · Soft drinks probably are the worst buys of all c;mce they have no nutrienls other than sugar (and not even that 1f you choo~e art1fic1ally sweetened soft dnnks). A close second art fruit-flavored dnnks that have onl) 5 to I 0 percent Juice added to colored sugar water. Fresh vegetables usually don't have a lot of appeal to children as snack foods. But they are both low- cost and nutritious. If they are available in the refrigerator in ready-to-eat form -peeled and cut into strips. for example -you may be surpnsed to find your children munching on them. Some fa vorites are celery and carrots. but for vanetv how about try ing ra~ green pepper, jicama. cucumber, or zucchini? To make veggie snacks more 11kel) to be eaten. you could provide a tasty, nutritious dip to go with them. Someth ing like cottage cheese or plain yogurt navored wi th dip mix or soup mix 1s one idea. Another is a bean dip made from canned beans and fla vorings. Or how about peanut butter or cheese spread on celery or apple slices. Fresh ·fruit and vegetable snacks are good choices for children be· ca use !he y add fiber to th eir diet as well a'> v11am1ns and minerals. The I uc;ual kindc; children cal tend to be low in fiber. A good beverage choice, in ad- dition to real. 100 percent fruit 1u1ce, is milk. If your children want something more tasty t~an plain WINE ... From Cl .. In Europe, we have the LlsbOn Agreement that was incepted around 1952," he explained. "This means we cannot use a wine word that has a relation to the ongin of the wine. Champagne must be produced rn the French area of Champagne to be called by that name. This would also appl y to Bordeaux. Burgund y. Chiant1. .. as well as Cognac.·· Accordm~ to Guerra, the same movement 1n terminology 1s hap- pening tn the United States. "In a sense. the long walk has already begun by the United States because you have st~rted exporting to the European countries. So. m a seme. the wi ne laws in Europe must be applicable here also in order to get closer to the European wines." he said. Alwa ys popular for celebrations. sparkling wine has recently become an all-occasion beverage. Res- taurants are offenng sp~rkl1~g wine by th e glass and wineri es are providing more products through package stores. "The sparkli ng wine has become a very fashionable drink," said Guerra. From the merriment of popping the cork, which is a delightful sound no other wine produces, to the burst of bubbles in a glass. sparkling wine seems to have a life of its own." T he two sparkling wines cum•nt· ly produced ( 150,000 cases a year) by Lancers: Extra Ory Blanc de Noirs (2 percent sugar) and Brut (I percen\ sugar) have abo~t I .SO calones per glass. according to Guerra. ''I should also mention," he said. "that the alcohol content 1s onlr 11 percent 1n the sparkling wrncs.' The wine. Guerra said. is de- lightful when served Wlth lighter , cuisine. or enjoyed as a coclmul before dinner 'llDM Call 9et c~ pl~ wltM llJI all I.ti c~ 0111 8~2-6818 Do~~!.E~!Pon :,~n~ 'S:! ~ ~;.~ ~ ~c=-~~~ur~ ,!·~~1=-c~~:: 01oc•' f pwcfWllie coupoN coupon.a Ofea'l•t •twin one dOUaJ 01 ••c:eoed IM •aJ~ Of lh• nem lactud•1 I~ tobacco and dairy ptOd\iCU l.1m.lt On• Item Per Manufacturers· Coupon and l.1m.lt 3 Newspaper Double Coupons Per Cu.tom.r Coupon EUecttH O.Cem.ber ~ thru Janua:rr l. 1986 2 ltr. btl. 7-Up or Diet 7•Up With Coupon and Purchase ol any Vanety ol Ralphs Potato Chlps "1th coupon in tb.11 ad Cr.am•JT rr.sb SaYe 99 .16 p tnt ctn, • '-"\. Ralphs Fresh Potato Salad J[l.69 ~ ~ 24 oz. loaf~~/ Ralphs " White Bread or Wbeat.SpJJt Top or Sandw1cb Save .59 .16 34os. Joal ~6 .99 or hf/ or s1r 11C 100 or Cb•rTT llC ~tu 5~aJ Low 1'11c• 119 tMtWcm~C~lll tb.ifOd •.30 'Yo7:P;;'· Co5o.ipoa 9·.30 Only • - Fiozen-12 oz. can Ralphs Frozen Orange Juice From FJonda Save .79 .26 U oa. can Old ra.sb.lo.alJd S'fTI• ~J:'l.69 1lU or COid Dua ~~l.98 ~·---# eegu1ar .9arb«"u• Olppl•s or Dip Save .69 .40 a en. bag Com.btna1loc or ,..p~roru rton n Save SJ 103 OS boz .99 itiki~eilex ' ~· 15 50c1 ptg Dinner Napkins .77 Prices effective December 26 thru January 1, 1986 c..,..... ............ ~~ •• ...,........._ .. _ ...... ..... --.. -------...-c.-_____ ..... _ .. ._...,~c-.1 ..... / ~/A Red Grapefruit .39 Hea:rths1de C'umberland Stoneware only ...._ .. -.... --. ···--· --·--.. --· t.-...:J.M ... ~ ................. ~.,.... ~:) LoWer Prices. ·Higher Standaids. .......... ................................ ,.. ........... ~ "°'tt ... .... .................... _.. ..,. ................... ,~·--""'··--·----- I Otenge Cout DAILY PILOT I Thursday, e>ec.mber 26, 1985 ---- LARGE HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 19 oz pac kage ~ Requlm or Buttermilk Family pack • • .. 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I ·. ce Or9nge Cout DAILY PILOT I Thursday, December 2e. 1985 • I ***** Large End f79 Rib Roast FWE ST AR QUALITY LB ***** Armour f 57 Turkeys BONELESS BUTTER LB BASTED FROZEN . r Carlo Rossi CHA~'!!8 lUR en 2 79 • • BURGUNDY OR RHINE pit Flelachmann's ct Vodka 80 PROOF I 75 L TR BTL 7s9 ' ' : ..... ____________________________ _, $,.------------------------------~ I rCoors Beer QA COORS LIGH r 12 PACo< 12 OZ CANS 449 ;'------------------------------' • , , • ' , • : • • • • • . Lucky reminds you ... Don't drink and drive , ' i P' Key Buys mean i extra savings. ! Key Buys are 1tem1 pnced below tt'te•r everyday , lower pnce u a retult of manufacturera '*'"Po'''Y promotional allowances or except1e>nal pyrcha .. Italian specialty brings elegance to holiday table spinach and red onion mixture coated with crtamy tomato sauce seasoned with fresh dill. Le ***** Grade A , .• 79 Ducks 3 S TO~ LBS AVERAGE F"ROZEN ***** T-Bone ,.219 Steak BEEF LOIN LIMIT 4 rLQnghorn Cheese LADY LEE LB 16 TO 24 OZ Pl<G rA/ex 'O'~'!~!, "Ol"G • 79 OR COLE SLAW rTroplcana Orange Juice CHILLED 64 OZ CTN f 59 Holiday buffet menus afford the creative cook the opponunaty to experiment with a variety of recipe ingredients as wel.-as to delve into ethnic cooking in a robust way. The Italian cuisine is an es- pecially good recipe resource - experimental, rich in flavorful seasonings and ingredients, and based in a large part on the use of seafood as a main menu ingredient. Shellfish, more sp,ccifically crabmeat, has long been cqnsidered a specialty seafood m Italian kitchens -nutnt1ous. versatile. however increasingly more ex- pensive. Thanks to a centuries-old Japanese seafood processing tech- nology, surim1-bascd crabmeat products are reintroducing the American diner to the succulent. juicy qualities o f crabmeat, ycar- round, at 11> the price. Manic-0 tti Florentine features a popular northern Italian cooking style. using wide, manicotu noodles stuffed with a crab, n cott.a cheese. TOMATO Navel 29 ~~~'!r~e~B • pit Heinz A Ketchup California 2 5 Avocados LARGE SIZE EA • Red , .• 19 Potatoes GREAT FOR BOILING Brown ~.15 Onions [ f · pit Martlnelll's la~ 1 Sparkling ~ ~fa~Clder ~--1 f25 •• .. ~ ~~· HI HO WHEAT WAFERS OR CHEEZ·ITS 16 OZ Pl<G 1!!! OR CHEEZ CURLS • 50Z CAN • 99 !" Pring/es A Potato Chips ALL VARIETIES, 9 OZ CAN f 29 rChlcago 9rothers Plua DEEP OISH. DELUXE FROZEN 32 OZ Pl<G 635 !Kraft Mayonnaise I OT JAR rundsay 01/ves MEDIUM PITTED RIPE r V/as/c Pickles SWEET OOl CAN.89 n,Ol "" 149 r Oceanspray Cranberry Juice COCl<TAIL 1280Z 8 TL 429 pit Laura Scudders ct Potato Chips TWIN PAI( REGULAR DIP OR HALF THE SALT ~VARIETIES. 7 OZ Pl<G .99 r VIiia Paper Plates c..,...... "" ., l••"'• ..................... -y..,tl -.....11--... c_,.. .... 0... -· ,, ___ , ___ ...... ,... ...... - ·~-l OK_M ...... l -r !>Ko-JI 1 ... Your Holi~ Food Center ,. Delicious as a company buffet recipe or as a hearty holiday family supper, serve Man1cotti Florentine with a watercress and mushroom salad viniagrette with f~sh grated Parmesan cheese. MANICOTTI FLOREN"t lNE -,., cap parsley, minced I small red onJoD, m inced -,., cap cooked 1pl•acll. drained, clloppecl l egg, sllglltly beaten ~ cap ricotta clleese 8 ouces lmltatloa crab l % manlcottl tube• 'r'I cap cblcken stock Mix first 5 ingredients well; sur in imitation crab. Cook pasta in salted water; drain. Stuff each tube with mixture. place in bakjng dish with chicken st~k. Cover and bake 25 minutes at 350 degrees. ~cup cream l %8-ou ce can tomatoes % tablespoon• fresb dill, cllopped or ! teaspoon dried Salt and pepper Heat cream; cook until slightly thickened. Reduce heat. Add re- maining ingredients; simmer IS minutes. Process in blender or food procesS-Or. Serve hot over stuffed manicotti. Makes 6 servings. Teen obesity linked to too much TV Next to heredity, television view- '"$ may be the best predictor o f childhood and teen-age obesity. which now affects one in five American children. According to a Tufts University study of 13,000 children ages 6 to 17. the likelihood of obesity in- creases nearly two percent for every hour of television viewed daily. A number of studies in recent years have linked childhood obesity to overweight problems and subse- quent illnesses in adults, according to Laurel Mellin. R.D .. founder of the Center for Adolescent Obesity at UC San Francisco. "While we can't say that tele- vision is a direct cause of obesity, it detracts from the time children could be outside exercising and promotes between-meal eating." says Mellin. ''Watching television is counter- productive to a healthy lifestyle in which balanced meals and regular exercise help keep weight down." Mellin. who authored the Shapedown weight loss program for adolescents. says she encourages a balanced diet from the four food groups. includ ing two servings each from the milk and meat groups. and four each from the vegetable-fruit and bread-cereal groups. Parents with overweight teens can ~~c~upge healthier lifestyles by ut1l121ng some of these practical household tips: •Keep nutritious, lowfat snacks in the house for after school and nighttime snacking. Good choices are fresh fruits. whole wheat crackers. lowfat yogurt and sunflower seeds. •Serve lowfat dairy products. such as milk. cheeses and yogurt. and lean or fat-trimmed meat group selections, all of which arc import- ant for calcium and iron . •A void fried foods. Other m~t~ods of preparation such as bo1hns, baking. steaming and poa~hin~ reduce the fat content and retain higher levels of n·utrients. •Encourage less television watching by prov1din~ outdoor alternatives such as family baseball games, walks to the neighborhood park, and yard games. .. The turning point for the young- ster is when he sees some prop-ess in weight loss that has resulted from better eating a nd exercisinf . The youngster learns to malce his own choices that will lead to a healthier lifestyle. and will naturally break away from the television routine, .. concludes Mellin. Julcer recalled by Cuisinart As misuse could defeat the safety feature of Cuisinans' super citrus Juicer attachment. introduced in November, the company is request- ing all purchases be returned in exchange for a new, improved model. The Juicer is both safe and efficient when used in accordance with the instructions, aooordina to company president Carl G . Sontheimer. "but we want to make sure that It is safe even when not used as directed. That's why we want everyone who purchased the attachment in a boll •t marked 'New, Improved Des&f!'' to return it for orom pt exchange. ' The attachments should be re- turned to Department MC Cu1s1narts Inc .. Norwich lndusttiai .Park, S Wisconsin ve., Norwich, C<;>nn. 06360. T he company will reimburse parcel post insured post- age or UPS sh1pp1na cost. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurldey, December 2&, 10l5 C7 New Year's resolutions for the wine industry .Rather than New Year's re!>OI· ul.lons for myself. I suaacst some the largest -bot no lonaer makangthcbe t brandy 1n the world plos1vcs (Your ban 1aunuquatcd premium Wlne$ and tbe eagle th.at th.at should be made by various proudest -d1st11ler m the world. if someone ~lly tnes as your service.) symbohzn lhem. ~~e industry personages and en-J (You'll never sell "equ1valency" to Callaway (The all white wane All H 1tatn: Etthcr eliminate Btu Dvael (Durney Vineyards): uues. ERRY people with an> common sense ) winery): Remember what Leon your stupid laws banruna inter· Pick more Chardonnay than the The following should resolve to: Wente Bros.: I nv1tr me and the Adams always s.ays. 'A wine·~ first state shipments of Wlne. or aettvely wild boars eat. (Congratulations on B11tJe1. 6 Ja1me1: Recast those M rest of the world to the new obh&alJOn 1s to be red," and gi ve enforce them a,pinst the scofflaws. finally getung at least a few cases to commercials Wlth the two brother~ W restaurant in your new Champaine winemaker Dwayne Helmuth the Nor~ Coa1t Growen: Re 1st the market.) who are really behmd the product Cellars. opponunuy to make at least one temptation to pull out all that CaUloraia Wlu E)l,erleace: Ernest & Julio. They might not be as AJ Cribari: Have continued sue-"real" wine. Sauv1gnon Blanc and Chardonnay Ma.kc the fesuval about Cahfom1.t humorous but th-y s Id cess with the "Snub the Snobs" Dick Arrowood (( hateau St. Jean to repfant Zanfandel to take ad van· instead of just in California. · .. urc wou vanetal conten t. (The Fr'"nch have h h I P P attract attentfon. " campaign, w ac really suit~ your winemaker): Acquire a long-term tage of the White Zinfandel craze. A •elo a pa1at ( a pagn1 Brot11er Ttmotlly (The Christion done. it . for years, and you'n: down-to-earth approach to every-contract from someone. <You de-(Remember'l Jt was Zinfandcl you Vineyards): Earn some well-de- Brothers): Devote another 50 years proving It can happen tn ( 311· thing. ~rve ll for all those great "Roben tore out lO plant the white served resrect for Ahcante bel ed · · fornia.) RMS (The California brandy Young" Chardonnays.) varieitics.) Bouschct. (I lhe release of 1973 to yo~r ov wine industry and Edgar Bronfman Jr. (Scaorum)· d h C J ) P US p G 'F 1 R " .... bca fi teaching programs. 0 o-.. . ma e ant e ognac sty e : rove to . . OltaJ Service: Allow wtne Sam Sebattlaal; cncrate sales · amt y cservc in wat utt ul Reuite· Not 0 I 11 · 0 back to making bad movies the worl~ what I've been sayi ng for to be shipped, since you do ac.ccpt figures that will soar as high as the wooden ~ft box doesn't do it, tainted pr~uct (d~ih;i~e Jy~~~ instead ofbad policy for what t!> !>llll years. that California is capable of dangerous drugs, weapons and ex-level of quality attained an the new nothing w1ll.) ~~~·:=·~;'~s~~~R~O~W~R~s~5o~o ~~~r~V~O~N~S~ from all labels and advertising. It 0°!~~ee~:.;es~~e~ ~1~.~~n: ~ • . . Cease baclung such anti-consumer measures as SB589, the legislation ~Tl~~~f.i!0~~~~1~h~~~~~ WITH VONS OUTRAGEOUS SUPER COUPONS Gov. Deuk mejlan: Veto the above atrocity once again should u ever reappear. (P.S Thanks fo r saving consumers m1lhons of dollars by vetoing 11 this time around.) Baena VIila Winery: Keep com- ing out with those delicious and intriguing proprietary wines such as Spiceling, Pino Jolie, and the latest. Steel head Run. A good product and an original presentation wall work every time. Lyetb: Maintain the courage of your conviction that top premium red and white wmes can be sold at topi>rices w11hout having to last the Traditions .differ 'round the world By TOM HOGE ~ ........ , .......... With the approach of New Year·s Day, it as interesttng to consider some facts about llS origins and customs. The day has been celebrated at different times through history, with the Chinese. Egyp11an , Jewish. Roman and Islamic years all begin - ning at different times. These included Chnstmas Da y and East- er. The matter was settled by the 'Gregonan calendar an 1582, mak- ing Jan. 1 New Year's Da y It was accepted by all Catholic countnes at once: by Germany. Denmark and Sweden about 1700. and by Eng- land an 17 52. In ancient Rome the day was dedicated to Janus, the two-faced god who looked ahead and backward, and for whom the month of January as named. Roman famil- ies held a gala dan ncr on New Year's Day. In Amenca, vanous regions fea- tured local foods for New Year's. In the South, black-eyed peas sy mbol- izing pennies were served. And Dutch residents of th as co untry ate sauerkraut to ensure themselves a supply of money all year. • ft became the custom for fam1l1es to visit their neighbors on the day to join in welcoming an the New Year. The custom of holding festive pertics became popular. and many adopted the habit of holding open house on the holiday Many Amencan families host clinners. rang.10g from small meals to gala banquets on New Y~r·s Day. The now-defunct magazme, •Dclincator. gave recipes for such a holiday gathcnng back in 1928. Among itsdessens was this formula for Glace Fruit and N'uts. GL.ACE FRUIT AND NUTS 3 t ablespo o n s s ugar , caramellled by meliing over bl1ll 1teat utll brown 1 cap Hlar ~ c•p bolling water ~ teaspoon cream of tartar Blueffd almond• or walnuts A11orted candled fnatts Dates or fl11 Strawberrte1. seedlesr grapes udoru1es To caramelized sugar. add the cup sugar and boiling water. When dissolved add cream of tartar. Boil until candy thermometer registers 30<. .o 305 degrees. Remove from heat and pour into top of double boiler over boiling water Dip nuts and fnuts in th as (d<,> not pnck fruit while dipping as JUtce Wlll spoilthe glace). Place on &reased marble or stoneware plate until cool. Store loosely covered. Food classes Creole cookery, ta pas and low· caloric gourmet /oods ·~ among topics to be addressed an. UC~ _extension courses bcgJnn1ng this month. "Louisiana Creole Cookery," bc- s;nnina Jan. 8. will be tauaht on R>ur consecuuve Wednesdays; the Spanish custom of tapu or httlc l!\acks wtll be tauaht on Thursday from Jan 16-Feb. 6: and "Low Caloric Oroumel Cooking" classes WiJJ be held on Mondays from Jan. 13 throush Feb. lO. Also on the qcnda will be five caterina counes. bqlnnina Jan. 6. For information, call (213) 206-8120. 'i /' NABISCO ,,,, 99 £~~~~~~~~·• 8 0u~ eo.. ~1~J.~~_k~!.S!.~ER 119 GRAPEFRUIT JOICE •)r'T•" '-Ptlf't \\. h f~ J-• nlil Ui ( II rw-• ~f'I COL.DRTEX NAPKINS ;· .. , ..... ~ ...... ~ ~\ ...,,.. "-~ 7-0P REG. OR DIET '"'" ,. 139 139 169 .65 ~~~I~ ~.~.~ !?RINKS .4 7 S2til".'DINA IDMATOES .59 VONS PINEAPPLE t ~fniul('P '°' ~· " HEINZ SWEET RELISH .85 .98 .59 247 10 °"'""' .J•• GOR10NS CLAMS ("~-,,..,,,,,.-,,1t 1,.11 •' VIENNA SAUSAGE '""th" 4\ ()\_,p"' .. I l!)t1 RICE KRISPIES l'\~H. •1)1:,i ~ Ill ()u~ r f\. , ORANGE MARMALADE 119 Kr-.oll"-i6 C\,n« t•1 DEUCOUS 3 ~~69 APPLES e k~.r ... ~, M"'-I f • t • .... 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BACK FOR ANOl'HER FULL WEEK AS OUR NEW YEAR'S GIFT TO YOU Vons Will Automatically Give Double Value On All Manufacturer's Coupons. It Is Not Necessary To Clip Supermarket Double Coupons. • S 10 00 A;\1mmum Purchase bclud1"Q Pl.ll'<'htt~ Ot l 1.wo1 ~ lwd '-'111.. ,\v , "'''' In\''"'< (oupon\ CNer s I()() F~ Coupons. "'iOI To 1;.,(ff~ Voluf' nt l lNH Puh he~tl Details At All Vons Stores NOIT STOHS OP£PI f"lt°" 9 :00 AA. TO a:oo PJlt. ON Nrw n.AR .. DAY .... I -. ... ca Orenoe Coat DAILY PlLOT/ Tbunday. December"· 1985 Celebrate with spirited cake ~use desserts are truly as- SOCta\ed with holida~s. liaht. airy cakes buJaina with ncbness att a special pan of bakJna. Here's a new twist to the favorite chiffon ca.kc. Baked in a tube pan, the cake batter for this Pina Colada Cake includes delicate flaked coconut and JJ:alcd orange rind that lend a spectal moistness and texture. An easy-to-prepare warm glaze that includes crushed pineapple in juice and liaht rum is spooned over the cake. Of course, you may perfer to use rum extract rather than the light rum in the glaze recipe. PINA COLADA CAl.E % c.pe ...Uaed all·P9rpote Oo1.r ·~ c.ps111ar S tea1pooa1 •ble-actlD1 bak· tac powder '4 tea1poo• salt ~ c.tp oll • eu s. separated ~ cap cold water l cap flaked cocoaat 1 tablespooa crated oru1e rtad 14 tea1pooa cream of tartar 1 co (louces)cn1W pJDeap- ple la j1lce 1 cap11.1ar Ya cap batter or margarine \i, cap Upt nm• • Or 11e \; c.p plaeapple JeJce a.Ml 1 tablu poo• nm extrad Mix flour with sugar, baking powder and salt in bowl. Make a well in center and add oil, cu yolks, water. coconut a nd orange rind. Beat until smooth. Eat cu whites with cream of tartar until stiff peaks form. Gradually pour egg yolk mixture over egg whites. folding gently just until blended. (Do not beat or stir.) Pour into ungrcased l(~inch tube oan. Bake at 325 degrtts for I hour and I 5 mtnutes, or until cake springs back when li&htly pressed. lnven pan on funnel to cool completely. Combine pineapple, sugar and butter in saucepan. Cook and sttr until mixture comes to a boil: boil 5 minutes, $tirring frequently. Re- move from heat and stir in rum. Remove cake from pan, place on serving plate and prick with cake tester or wooden pick. Carefully spoon warm syrup over c.ake. Garnish with additional coconut and fresh orange sections, if de- sired. ~~The LOW PRICE LEAllER EXTRA FAN CY WASHINGTON Golden Delicious ,: · ..t Apples r .. \ . EF LARGE-END Rib 1-LITER REGULAR OR DIET Seven Up I LB Brownbag I Affiericans' ..J favorite pie J By CECILY BROWNSTONE Every once m a wh ile, o ver the years. I would hear about the meriM of baking apple pie m a large plain brown paper bag. The bag kept tt}e oven clean because any juices th~ ran o ut of the apple filling dropped into it instead of over the ov~ floor. The pie also usually brown~ evenly. Then recycled brown bags canui mto existence and word went out that baking m them was not a goodi idea because the adulterants with which these bags arc treated might affect the food baked in them. r Now acquaintances of mine have come up with a new idea -instead of using a brown bag. wrap the pie in parchment paper. They tried thH, as 1 did tn my own kitchen, and vJe had great results. Parchment paper is available {), rolls tn depanment stores and i)l some specialty food and equipmcrµ sho ps. The apples used in this pie arf; Golde n Delicious, widely availablt;, delicately fragrant and prone ~ keep their shape. The special dough topping ts utterly delicious. I' WRAPPED APPLE PIE 5 large Goldtn Otlicioaa appla (eacb aboat 8 oaaces) 1 1 % tablespoona plas Ya cup stirred all·purpose Ooar ' Ya cap sugar (spooned ~ leveled) Ya teaspoon groand aatmeg 1' 9·lncb anbaked pie sbell wl(b blgb·fluted edge 1 6 tablespoons batter 1• Pare and core apples; thinly slioe to make 1 heaping cups. In a large.bowl st1rtogether 1/4 cup of the sugar, 2 tablespoons flour and the nutmeg; add apples and toss. Fill pastry shells with appk: mixture. mounding in the center.· In a large bowl stir together 1h ctJ) flour and remaining 1/4 cup supt~ wllh a pastry blender cut in butter until panicles are fine to make1\I soft dough. Flatten small pieces of the dough with finger or betwe<n 6heets of wax paper. arrange on t91') of apple mixture -they do nqJ have to cover it completely. Place pie in the center of a 30-qx I 5-inch sheet of parchment papqr; 6/12-0Z bnng together the two 30-in~Jl -------------' -----------------------'! edges of parchmen t and fold ovfr Meat Dept. Savings Frozen Food Favorites T-Bone Steak ~~~lCSS Sliced Bacon .~~s Lamb Chops :~~tf[·:: Whole Ham w~·lll Top Sirloin Steak .0i.~~ Round Roast !?U~·!55 Top Round Roast ~~~•ESS Eye Of Round ~~\L[$$ l l S2.39 Potatoes =~~"s"L[CVT ~ £ACH 51 .59 Avocado Dip CAlAVO l tl 51.89 Dinners :e~~u "•10l agc LB s1.19 16 s1.99 Part Snacks PEPt>Ell()NI Oii SAUS•OC ggc Y l'IU.O !IOU~ 811AH0 ~ROM JENOS 0 11 CH!C!<E" EGG AOllS e OZ F "ed Ch" k B•,.OUfT ~99 n 1c en ~~~~tt~c°: »Ol ~" .. 52.39 Citrus Punch ~Ji: .• S2.59 Orange Ju ice ;:z~ LI 53.29 Apple Juice SO.lCA Compare these Low Prices Grocery Specials Garden Fresh Produce Li mes FOii YOUll .. O\•o·· c ... u,. EAC" 1 OC Mushrooms £"A•••N, .. ~""" .o,~·c.. l •CN 7SC Peanuts S•l1EO<N! .. •Hl l!Vl • ft<U!8•u r•v11A1lf FANCY SWEET MINNEOLA$ Large Tangelos ==...3t7 LB Champagne MUM~~ Kessler !~~$·~~:" Lowenbrau g°l:".:'0 A Almaden Wine ···"·•·H so nLES •1\t If~ sg_gg • ll•>l llllfll(~ 52.49 1\11,. S2.89 Miller r.La;-:-:c:--:----Beer Vi adena $ SfJOdka ~I9 ·~ ... ·99 12112-0Z PIUCU uncnvs 7 P11LL DA r• Sunlight ~:=i· Orange J ulce Etr.:~ Marg ·ne ="'°'' - AO\'ERTISEO I fEM GUARANTEE twice to seal, making sure parch~ ment does not touch pie. Staple sh on ends of parchment together co seal well. ·, Bake o n center rack in ia preheated 400-<iegrec oven for1 J hour and I 0 minutes. Cut away parchment from pie and let staftd on wire rack until warm. then ser+t at once or reheat. t' Makes I 0 servings -delicioLs topped with mild cheddar cheese& vamlla ice cream. '1• I' Barbecue flavor" 1'1 perfect for wings BARBECUE WINGS ;. 8 cblckeo·wlacs (aboat I po°'f') t tablespoons butter : 1A cap cblll saace ' ,, I tablespoon lemoa juice 11 "'-teaapooa Worcestersb'r~ sauce Tabasco sauce to taste )r 'i'J teaspoon salt ·' · 14 teaspooa cblll powder 1 1 small clove 1arllc, cn sbed '1 Cut off tips from wi ngs and sa.tc tips for stockpot. Arrange ~ings:.~ a single layer in a I 0 by 6 by t Y··inch baking dish, • In a small saucepan melt butter; off heat stir in chili sauce, lemon j uice. Worcestershire. tabasco, salt. chih powder and garlic; pour over wings. Sake. uncovered, in a preheated 3SO-<icgrcc oven for about 25 minutes: turn wings and continue bakmg, bastina a few times, U'}tll tender -about 20 minutes longbr. Mak.es 2 servings -3 winas ~r ponaon. ,, • • .. • • ·.-·-·-· _. ___________ _.;__;_...;,__.;__..;,_ ___ ....;..~...-~~.r-::-.a.--.._..._.__.._ _____ _ Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Thurtclay, Oeoamber 29. 198.5 C8 • urkey rerun as_ tasty as original sing turkey meat and gravy ltft h • . f er fro'!' a festive holiday dinner ~~~: ~~~: ym: and fresh :astma. Z teaspoon• instant cblcltn and all). onion. celery. bouillon. provide almost as much dining d. d :at e dressing. layer the ' boulllon butter and water. Bnng to a boil on n as the holiday meal it~lf Why 1~~~· tur ~yt and the dressmg, 'I• c.ap ( \.\ 1llcll) batter or h1Jh heat. Cover pan simmer 3 ~ bright~n a post-hohday m.eal by cas~;o~c d~~~ 1 gravy, '" your margarine minutes. Remove fro~ heat. Add 1ng this speedy, easily made · 1 cup water dressing mix along wtth chopped ~key and gravy casserole? Ornntr has never been easier and l f ·ounce package melba apple and water chestnuts, st1mng Even the most adept cook will be 1 ft toasted seasoned dre11La1 or to moisten. ~rised at how fast and easy the e over never lasted better. corn bread staffing Cover and let stand 3 minutes. recipe given here can be put LEFTOVER TURKEY AND Ya cup chopped apple Fluff with a fork. Place a layer of · tcJlcther. F l can (8 oancea) water dressing in bottom of shallow A package Or mdba toasted R U 1 TED DRE S 8 1 NG cbeatnats, drained ud sliced casserole. Add some of the turkey brepared stuffinJ mix. combined 1 can C(~!!!~~~~ ounces) 2 cups diced cooked .tarkey and haJfofthe gravy. Repeat layers. Mth crushed pineapple, onions 2 to%\.\ cup1 turkey or chicken ending with gravy. Bake at 350 celery, apples and water chestnut~ crusbed pineapple, undralDed gravy. . degrees, 35 to 40 minutes, o r until 1 .-L-? ,.;,...,. •11rkrv main dish 'I• cup each sliced 1reen onion Combine m I 'h to 2-quart thoroughly heated. Makes 4 to 6 and chopped celery saucepan: Crushed pincaple (juice servings. SENSIBLE EATING Oat fiber can reduce cholesterol By PAT REMMELL, M.S . ..... ... ... CMl4ltlM 'Whatever dietary changl's you d n adopt to low.er blood cholesterol is worth the effort. 1 As cholesterol levels increase above 200 milligrams per deciliter of blood for adults in their 20s. above 220 for those in thc10 30s and above 240 for those in their 40s or over, the chance of heart attack ux:rcases moderately. BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN itHaving high blood pressure or diabe~es, ~moking, or being physi- cally inactive compounds the risk. BEEF LOIN 89 Decreased total daily intake of dietary saturated fat -meat, c;rtain dairy foods, and the vast array of foods containing coconut o" palm oil, beef or butter fat and lard -combined with decreasing c~olesterol-rich foods, such as egg LB.. lie and o n meats. promotes rc wer blood ~olesterol levels in the majority of healthy people. Accumulating evidence under- scores the important role of dietary fiber in helping people achieve b1ood cholesterol reductions. All food sources of fiber have neither the same composition nor the same effect on blood cholesterol level, however. Wheat bran. which immediately comes to mind at the mention of fiber. is mostly water ~(lSOluble and has little or no effect on blood cholesterol. Water soluble fi ber. on the other hand. can affect !)food cholesterol. Common foods containing this type of fiber are oat 'Wd bean products. 1 The effect ofoat bran. m particu- lar, was found about I 0 years ago in pioneer studies on diabetics with elevated blood cholesterol levcls at the VA Medical Cen ter in Lt:x- ington, Ky. • But the health benefits for people with an average cholesterol level (for Americans currently 210 milli- grams per dec1hter of blood) and ~o have with no apparent medical RfOblems needed to be tested. Such information comes from preliminary reports of a study CQnducted by the department of c;ommunity health and preventive medicine of Northwestern Univer- 51'ty Medical School, indicating that lrl more than 200 healthy men and women ages 30 to 65 who added ef\her oatmeal or oat bran to their iilt-eady reduced fat and cholesterol <tret. additional blood cholesterol reduction occurred within six ..decks. ! In six weekly one hour classes on nutrition , study participants learned how to include more veg- etables. fruit. lowfat dairy foods. chicken and fish into their diets. (,JI')~ CALIFO•NIA ~nu nm F•YI• DllUMS •• FAMllY PACK 89 'W fOS1Dt FRESH QRMS CHICKEN La. • S-.1 Or Hot HUGHES ITALIAN SAUSAGE. LB. I.ff MIADOW LIA MARGA•INI I LB PKG QUARTER STICKS .69 8 Pock Plom Hamburger Or Hot Dog HUGHES PARTY BUNS. . .. BONILISS LONDON B•OIL BEEF I 98 ROUND La. • CO•NID BllF •ISKIT SHENSON ~ POINT CUl La. 1.59 f".or 880 Or Sc:ompi·P-led & D-1ned fRISH WATlll COLOSSAL SH•IMP .. ·-··-·---·····.u.7.98 HUGHES ORANGE JUICE YUllAN COl'Pll c GLCNllln'A TOMATO IUICI ILB CAN 2 39 All GRINDS • •6·0Z CAN .69 Lipton 1·Pock Pkg ONION SOUP MIX IS·Oz Con .74 DENNISON'S CHILI WITH BEANS LARGE PINEAPPLES C. LB. .79 l •••aWITll C0,""9••••1 COOl 74• • ON~ DOZEN HUvHl'l GRADE AA • I LARGE EGGSI ·,-~ FREE : WITH PUllCHASf Of EACH "'G. • -Of FULLY COOtcED • ' ~,. CENTH CUT 90NE-IN • ~JARMER JOHN OW COOKS • _'tj!;;:. \• HAM WITH • ~:lJ'7 SLICE COUPON : ~ ............... 11 ~.u 2.a.1n• SPRln 1: REG OR OlfT .89 6 01 Con As~one-d BLUE DIAMOND ALMONDS 1.19 1. They were given practic-al tips on c~rryi ng through a reduced fat and qiolesterol food pattern followrng the.dietary advice of the American f;jeart Association. Within this J?friod, cholesterol levels fell an average of 5 percent from original values. ,.ln the followJ ng six weeks. a group o f men and women in- corporated either 2 ounces (56 grams) of oatmeal or oat bran in ~cir diet; the third group did not. f".oncy Tender ITALIAN SQUASH LB A9 FRESH SPINACH 8 Oz P!Jg .3, CARROT STICKS (ti,n,.-.· EA A9 FRESH f'I APPA CABBAGE LB .29 At the end of six weeks. in those who added oat products to their t»odifled fat diet. average blOQd cholesterol decreased an additional 3 percent in comparison with the non-oat eating group, which had a further average decrease of I per- aint. While water soluble fiber cannot be considered a "magic bullet" to decrease blood cholesterol, the clear message is that you can derive an even healthier diet for your heart lbrouah the use of pract ical every- <fay wholesome foods containing dat fiber. r1 J :i ,, SPECIAL GRILLED CHEESESANDWJCHES I 11Jeet bread Sllcell slaarp 9eddar cli1eeu '> Slleed bolopa •4 np t..tter, melted •t. cap wlleat 1erm jlL Make 4 sandwiches of the bread. ""flecse and boloana. Brush butter ,&enerously over outer sides of ..sandwiches. Sprinkle wheat aerm over a sbee1 of wu paper. Dip both sides of sandwiches in wheat acrm. prcssina down li&htly. Brown sand· wichcs on both sides over low heat an a laric skillet or on a arill to melt chtttc. Cut into triangles and serve at once. Makes 4 servinas. ----c .a............. )----SICOllD SIT ......... ----(•llWAY UG• .. 9"CIALS "----...... COOK•llAM SLICED 11-0Z PKG Golla, 13·0z. 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I hcnlth & benuty aid" ..... ---~ . ,... c FAIR FOMCAITI ON A2 THUR DAY, DE('EMBER 26, 1985 " Tree fire uts M ·~sahome ll Christmas lights on tieeSPark blaze; family without home for celebration Costa Mesa Fare Department Cap- tain Richard Raines said no residents or firefighters were inJured an the blaLc, but he said the damage was severe. "It must have been dry," Raines said. "It wasn't an a stand that had water " He said family members told firefi~tcrs they heard popping and cracking sounds apparently coming from Chnstmas tree lights. then saw the tr~ catch fire At least one family member was upstairs when the fire broke ou1, but Raines said all the resident escaped safely before the fire spread through- out the house By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of "-0.-, ........... C'hnstmas Eve fest1v1t1es took a tragic tum for a Costa M esa family when its Chnstmas tree lights tng- Coast A Huntington Beach man has lost his best friend, and he's willing to $2,500 to get the dog back./ A3 Nation Government report says U.S. agencies may be wasting billions of tax- payer dollars./ A4 Shultz says there are efforts to remove him from post./ A4 Food Make your New Year more memorable with a romantic dinner set for you and your special someone./C1 Sports Most NFL players are opting to pass on the drug tests./81 The Sooner the honey- moon, the better for this coupte./82 Entertainment Deborah Raffln, who doesn't like violent mov- ies, won't watch her own "Death Wish Ill" with Charles Bronson./ A 10 INDEX Boating Erma Bombeck Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Food Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather AS A9 A12 A3 B4-5 B6-8 A 12 B7 BS A 10-11 c 1-10 B6 A9 AS A3 BS B1-3 A 11 A2 "It totally destroyed the intenor of the house," Ra an es said sered a fire that caused-more than $200,000 damage, leaving the fa mil~ homeless. The blaze was reponcd at 11)·4 7 p.m . Tuesday at a two-stor} huuse at 2025 Bahra Place. The fire official ~•d theowner of the•housc, George ~-P1lmer. was home wtth his wife. a brother. two sons and a grandson when the blaze started an the fam1l_y fhnstmas tree "They tned to put 11 out w1th a garden hose, but when those things go up, they almost explode." Raines said. About 16 Costa firefighters re- sponded to the ~enc bnngrng the blatc under control b) I I 15 p m Ra..an~s said damag~ was esumated at SI 50.000 to the structure and SM0.000 to 11s content Red l ross volunteers offered to A picture worth a thousand warnings County flreflChten •how how a dry Chriatmas tree can ezplode ln thi• demonatratlon. Christmas trees pretty dangerous By STEVE MARBLE Of Ille 0.-, .......... One of the most lovely holiday traditions - the Christmas tree -Is also one of the most dangerous, partlcularly with the dry weather present during this holiday season. The trees, which become dry and brittle within days after being cut. pose an enourmous fire hazard and are responsible for destroying hOmes and inflicting serious lnfury every year Overly hot Christmas lights, bad wiring or a misplaced flame can turn the holiday symbol Into a vlrtual blow torch that can spread tire quicker than anything else In the typical home. The Orange County Fire Department. as It does annually. sets a Christmas tree ablaze rn a mock llvingroom to demonstrate the intensity of a burning evergreen. In 1ust seconds, flames race up the tree. exploding into a fiery ball "It's the best kindling going You have no idea," said Fire Captain Lou Furst of the menace Christmas trees can become There s nothing else an your house that comes close Furst said some people make the in- credible mistake of placing candles on Christmas trees. "I would not even go Into a house that has lit candles on a tree ... he said Though the statistics are not 011erwelm1ng (out of 3,270 tires 1n Orange County last year only five 1nvol11ed Christmas tree) the potential for fire 1s great To that end the county fire department is s~onsonng several Christmas tree burns to encourage residents to discard trees soon atter the new year In Irvine. a tree burn will be held Jan 7 at 7 p m at the corner of Alton Parkway and East Yale Loop Residents may begin dropping ott trees Jan 4 In M1ss1on Vie10 the burn will be held Jan 9 at 7 pm at the Youth Athletic Park on Olympiad Road Trees may be dropped off ~inning Jan 8 arrange temporary !ihelter for the Palmers but the family reponcdly sta>ed w11h neighbor'> on Chnstmas Da) Ra ines echoed uther safety officials an poanung out the tire hazard posed b) a lighted C hnstmac, lret' that has bet'n an a home tor a long time "People .,hould get nd of them as i.oon ac, tht"~ can · he urged ··They df\ out quad.I\ ec,pec1all~ an this hot. d" weather · Volcano erupts, triggers quake Hotel demolished in Sicily. killing man: Lava fl ow contained C .\ T .\'I.\ '>1uh 1 .\Pl -Four n'ers ul glo""ing red la'a streamed dov.n ~lount Etn.i on \.\ednesday following a 'urpnse eruption 1hat tnggered an eanhquake The quake destrpved a roson hotel k11lang ont persdn and an1unng 12 other guests officials said .\ C at.an1a n l\ official said about 200 firefig.htcrc,. police and ca vii defen\e worker\ were ready 1f 11 became nece\..ar. to evacuate about 5.0<Xl resident' of two '11lages on the southern c,lope '1f Europe's most act1' e 'olLano Ho""<'' t'f the u tf1c 1al Roberto \urge tuld Tht' .\\\t>C1ated Press b) telephont' the tllv. n' J 1d not appear to be an danger ~au\<' the molten lava \treamang lrom a height of about 5.905 feet '43~ being trapped 1n a largt' resen oir about I 6~ teet beto'4 "°There s a IOl of space an lhe reser.oir and a~ long as 11 conunu~ to Oo\a, 1hert-therC' 1s no danger ·• he said T 11l .tH 'lalkrana dnll \.t1lu are abou ' ' mile\ J"a' lrnm lhl' plJ•t' I '~l',·n•p!111r. H: :nt, ,J,an11·, 'o!IUtht'J'o: ,1,k ;.1l,1n~ j ft"'Tlt'nd 1IU\ \Id \ 1.Jlft•J lht \ I ll" dt" Htt\ l "'"'11.t" JI'" .... 11d C'\r< n' Je1t·rm1nt'J lht' er..i pt1111• .i' '.l" "m ~ .h r m P'l l 1r.g~wr.-J .J ,,·nl"' •f t:anh 4uJl..t'\ Ht' '>.t1J •nr 111 lht" lrt"mur' ,auwJ tht•d)llJr\t' <>I J re<.on hotel on tht mnuntJin ' ,1,1rt• ( lnl' mJn "a" t..1lled .anJ , : 1•lh'-·r rt•11pll' Wt'rt' 1n1urt'd n, nt' 'l'rl\IU'I\ \11rgt' '><llJ 1'111tu ....i1J !ht• Jt•JJ mdn "'h11n l tJl1Jn meJ1J 1Jen11r"1l·J a' l drmeli d1 \telJn, "'J' h11 r-' .1 IJ lltng,bean' He haJ t":a 'Pt'nJ n~ 1he l hn'>lmd' holaJJ" JI :ht 'n"" ., Jprt·J ' 1kan. ""llh hi\ l.lf' ii\ '•lrltl "11J :ht _ in uH'll f>t'oplt "'~ n '.ll\t'n J lh 'Pit.ii an neJrl°I' I 1n11uJt1.h•\\J .If'• ul m 11\.·, n,1nh ·',J't I f tnJ °'IJte-run R .\I t<'lt'' l\t 111..a1J man' ~l•t''t' rJn 11u: 111 lhl' ht•ll' "ht•n the' It'll 'mJ t'f 1r 1 r-. l°lul that lht sn1 i-nt'' • t(.t Urrt'U .lTit'r lht" Ih m .I .lnJ 'II 'l)o!(' ,lllJl\t "hi. h 'lrutl.. Jllt'r (Ple.K •« VOLCANO/A 2 1 Roadway planners make do Landslide vote against sales tax leads officials to look elsewhere for solutions mention the promise of three new freeway route'> to connect Ncwpon Beach and North Tusun with South Orange ( ount} and hnk the R1\<cr- s1de and Santa i.\na freeways. LISA MAHONEY Coast residents soak up sun on Christmas When Orange County residents buncd a proposed one-cent transpor- tation tax beneath a landslide of 'no' votes 18 months ago, transportation planners set ollt to find other ways to accomplish road construction and mamtenan~ projects they believe arc e5'Cnt1al to keep traffic moving. The message county government read into the 21h-to-l defeat of Proposauon A was to make do. said Stan Oftehe, exccuta vc director of the Orange County Transportation Com- m1ss1on. "If there are no new taxes. we have to do our best w11h the resources we have,'' he said. Had it succeeded at the polls. Proposition A would have raised an estimated $5.4 b11l1on over 15 years for road improvements and new freeway construction. As Of\ehe puts it, a penny more an sales tax would have meant "a new lane on every freeway an Oranse County" not to College district views turning Channel 50 into training center By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .. Delr ......... KOCEC'hannel 50. the Huntington Beach telev1S1on stauon that has been called a financial drain on the collClt d1stnct that owns 11. may be turned into a mone)-generatang telev1s1on tro1ni"f center That s the scenano under cons1der- a11on by officials of the Coast Com- munity Collcae Dt tnct which owns the I .).year-old 11.111on. ~ distncfs trustees also overstt Oranae Coast. C.olckn West and Cou&hne eollqcs. KOCE. bcadquart~ on the Golden West campus, broadcasts d1stnct courses 1 n biofoay. Engh sh and other subJC'ClS alona with na- tional PBS programming. But 10 recent yc"8n. some dasmct teachers have complained that the station draws away funds that should ao to tradttional classroom 1n\truc- t1on. The cnt1c1Sm reach~ a pinnacle an I 983 when d1 met tru,tctt voted to lay off about 100 faculty mcm~rs while con11nu1ng to \u~1d11c the tele11ts1on station KOCE ~me a campaa•n 1~suc (Pl .... eee CHANNEL/ A2) Though some "'ho worked to defeat Propo 1t1on A Sd> the~ were fighung to stop construction of the new freewa' comdors as much as hm11 taxes. t'he count) has not rev1-;ed 11s transportation goals. Oftelu: ~ad onl) turned its coUectl\e mind to other ways of ach1e' ang them In tht' case of the three nt'" frttway . count) supen 1so~ re - doubled their efforts 10 con\<ance 11 effected c111es to back a development PEOPLE IN THE NEWS fee scheme that l'Oul<.I Prl" 1de abou1 half the mone' neu·ssa" to ,·3n t' oul th<' Eastern. Foothill and -.,J n foJqu1n transportation comdor., The San Joaquin Hill' f rt.>l'"'J' would hnk the C osui ~tc~ J.~·"'a' "'''h the San Diego f-rei:v.J\ nl·ar '1n Juan ( ap1strano The Eastern fret'"' a' "''lulJ run (Pleue Me PLANNERS/ Al) -Tel'TJ Vlncent, a motlaer of 11, lntrodacee oeweet ant..i, QulncJ. to tbne of her otlMtr ebilclren u abe beada bome. By PHIL SNEIDERMA!'. !)anta Jadn 1 need hi\ lur •11Jt 1in l hnstma'> [)3, an Orangl' l tlUn!\ uherl· th<' "inter ml'ni.f\ d1m~J ti'"' ard a hla'\l\ !10 Jettrei·' "n• '"' hoo1s gathered dust hut 'untan ,.i. tlov.ed tr«h a-. thou..anJ<. "Dt'"t .i "'3ffil hohda' at l()(al bt.'al he' Jn,l parh ··11 <. het'n hteralh hke a \ummcr Ja' · -...c"'pon Bea'-h manne ...ilt'I\ t)fliccr ( ra1g Fanner '81d lat<' \\ ednc~a' aftemr1on I .1 • "1t' r ....i 1d J b< Ill ' ~" ix·opl i'\':1' lw1 1 hn ,11!1.1' f)J, •n th, ...i ·h!' .1 't"" I"' n HL ,.i ,J ih,· ,,,a,ta ,If '(" f't'fJIUfl' HJ' I f\!l'.1<.anl ~, Jl·~;,.,., ncr: :t:.1110.:.h in, "ater fl' m.1 :w11 J , h th ,- 1 hl .,,,,1 •J :l' ,I dn I Jl'lt"r 11 11.31 ,ur:,•r, 'h p un)o'. ,l n h• nJt· • I " t "3't'' "1 ' "f'-111 H untintit r. lka,h Jn'i 'c:i tk .ll l" I nl.Phl .11 '' rnrx '.1111rt'' 1h.i1 "'l'rt t'\l'n "Jrml·r 1h.in lh<''>t 1•n the 1odst 11r11mrt1·1! m.in• 'l• n-,urt1ntt rt"<.1· (PleaK ~COAST I A2) No. 11 ·is born on Christmas Eve Huntington Beach family ask s Santa to h old off for a day By PHIL SNEIDERMA Ot•Otmlr ........ Ten \Oun15ters an th<' \ ancent famal)' o( Huntinaton h eh nked nta not to make an} dehvt'nM at their hou~ on C1mstmu Eve The' dad leave ham some mil~ and cook1t'\, plu\ a note asktn him lnvc h., g1fh one nt~l laterlhan U\ual th1<1 t I I• $'llf The n·n~rn "a" Wtl,ple the 10 Vincent ch1ldrt'n and 'their father <.an "'anted l$ pc.1,tpont' g1f\-0pen- 1ng un11l mother Tern rt'turned horn~ trom 1hc hmp1tal lln ( hnstma-. De~ -w11h an I I th \ ineent s1bhna On ( hn\tma\ morning. the milk and cook1<"' were 1one. but Santa left a note \a\ an1 he"d he happ\ to make a ~ondtnp 4.nd1ust beforr noon the Vincent \OUn$Sten all trave~ to Humfn Ho5p1tal Hununaton BcKh to help their mom take home thcit n~t heh-. ~.,ter Quine-. who,.came into (Pleue..,. NO. l l /A2) - ·' A2 Oreng• Cou1 DAIL V Pll.OT I Thursday, December 26. 1985 VOLCANO ••• Prom Al tltey returned lo the hotel ~'iSu~ ut tbe extreme cold .Yohoe said cbaus, mattmse and odicr furnnurc came era hana t.llrouJl,h 5everal ooo~ of the Hotel Le ulfe, a cement and wooden struc- lWC. About 35 auc ts were reJ!sle~ at the hotel when the volcano erupted llAd many aucsts were rescued 1 n the middle of the ni&ht. police ~td fxpcn SIJd lnc hotel W&'l d1rectl}' fiticr the epicenter of the !ltronae!>t canhquakc, which registered 7 on the !J-pornt Merulli scale.' equi vitlent to S)n the Richter ~ale. An eanhquake .. ha magnitude of 5 on the Richter 'Ille can do considerable damage Mount Etna. Europe's largc•n vol ~o. has about 200 small cralcr) "Alere have been about 130 recorded ehapuons, many of which also oc- cUrrcd along the Valle ()cl Bove in recent yea rs 'The last maJorcruptaon wa\ an Ma) 1~83. when dozen<, of home\ and businesses wen~ de<.tro\'ed One per· son was killed Etna as covered w11h sno~ during the winter and thert~ arc s1m1lar rt$0f1S on m slope~. 1ndud1ng c-.ka resons AP a.-pftolo A young woman look.a at Mount Etna after the Chrlatmu morning eruption of Europe'• only active volcano. 0..-, Ne4,.,..... by Offld lillul•-• Many hoped to take the quick way out by buying a Honeybaked ham for Christmas dinner . but found they were not alone. A line people wtahinj[ to pick up hams wrapa around the ahopp1ng center at Garfield Avenue and Beach Boulevard. COAST RESIDENTS SOAK UP SUN ... From Al dents to vam the bcac:h a' ~l·ll JU'I 10 Wl)rk on a ,,_,inter tan The oceanfront' '"tof\ ~l·fl· n111 all from Orange ( ount\ nnl· oflic1al \31d Chnstana Dt:lgado a dl\palt hl"r at Huntington ~late Bi:al h 'aid \hl· d nouced man\ car' an thl· h1:;.ll h 101 bcanng plate\ Imm \.1 1nnr"1tJ <>r t<gon and other \IJll"\ f he l hall~ ocean tempera1un· duln t damin"h the 'a<.ataoncr\ pkJ\ur~ '"Th1:} ·,t: got their hJthtn~ \Ult\ nn .tnd 1he) 're all clown h\ the -...;.11er • Delgado Yid The ( hri\tmJ' I>;" 1..r11~tl u1unt at Huntington \tall' lkJth '·'' 1·\11· mated at 2 ISIJ(J whtll .., 'lllli r11orr 'isatorO\l'.rllcd 1111 m·.irh-. Bol\<• ( h1ca \tatc Be: at h \tall anolhn 111 101 1'<"11f'h ,, .. up1cd tht• 111.1.",1111111111 .11 ll1rnl!n!o!lt111 ( at\ Beach .:For cJ 'umrncr-. I tirr-.1111.t I >.1 ilkC lhl\ ti\ flt1I 1,1 11\IJ,tl \,trd I lunt1ngton <.:ti\ likgu.irtl < rrq1 I 111111 ··We're mon· t11n1r11lktl h\ 1111 weatht.'r 1han tht" hnlid.1. • But not ncn11rw m·•·1kd "'J' ., ond <;and Ill l"nltJ\ lht• .. UOll\ ( hra,1mao; weather Chm H:I\' arangl'rat 'Vlllt•\quarc P.Hk an J ouni.ian Valle ... \aid l.2CX! to I 'it)IJ pcopk \taked out a <>eoaon'> ut tht• green atrcagc on ( hn'ltma\ Da~ -ahout douhlc thl" numocr park ullacaal'> had ant1c1patcd \fam ot the 1\111k ~uare q<.,ator\ v.1·rc th1ldrcn V..t· \a~ J lot 11! thl"m on h1tHk\ ,i..atd'loard and roller <;katl'.\ ' .ltd\\ \Jld ""The~ 111cn· tn ang out their ( hn'>lmo\ gilh ·· \ome adult athlete\ Jl\o toolo. ad\antagt· of tht· 1A.Jrm 'Weather lo 'ildgc an un-. .. ht·dukd C hn!.tma'> Da' \ourr m.lll h at 'Vlalc '>quarc the t ;1n~1:r \dill Hui < Jran~1· < ount' rc\ltkn1' 111cr1:n t .tlunt in 1:n_10}1ng a wmmcr lil-.1· 1 hr1,1m.1' h11lt<la' l rmf'l('ratUfl"• 1n dov.nto.,..11 I 11\ \ n11.t"ln h 1 t II dt·grcc\ 1 ur,d.1 ~ hr1·.1~1ng tl1t ( hrt\1013\ r \l" rcuird ,,, /\11k~r••1•\\1I on l11'i1J I ht· un,t-.1\11nahh warni -...t'Jthcr 111,1, \.i.IU'>t'd "" a ~tallc<l weathl"r ,.,11·n l ht -...i.-d. l11nghcat<,1eg1:~.a' \\fK.'\lld 111 ~t.i.lo.t:n todJ ). hOWC\er h1.1 '\ mrwratur1'\ ,,_,ere '>till ex pct tcd to peak 1 n tht Inv. K!J'> ··1r ~nu "Jilt 111 haH'. a v.htll" C hnstma\ go 111 th.: mountain' and pla> an the '>IU'>h or go l"a'>t 1f}ou tan get a plane that°'> not l11ggl"d an •· Michael u:~1 ' a .,,,111011:11 V.. l"cilhn Service mc:tcorologl\l told the \<.- '>ocaatcd Prl"'' But out-ol·'>IJlt "'•tor<; "'"" "'ere alread\ tn \outhern < alalorn1d ..ccmed to ha \l' k~ <.orn plainl\ about the hot weather Mali bu lifeguard \pike tktk ..aad numerouc; tnura\t'i basked 1n tht· ( hn'itma\ \Un'ihtnc ott ht'> ~ach mo\t notabl\ gold-and-bl~1ck-dad Iowa l nt \t'r'>ll\ f11othall Ian'> a~all· ang the l'-tv. \ rar\ l>a ~ Ro'le Bowl 1.ontc'it bc1v..c-cn Iowa and I TL.\ ""Halt the \late of ll)wa t'> here .. 1-krk <>atd f ht' " Uuhuqul" V..t•\t ' tiolada)' lftt\ d t'rllkd an 1ragt'd' tor \Orne motort\I\ lh hr) m < ·hn'>tma' Da\ 1hc h111tda\ dt·.ath 11111 na 11on w1<le hdd rt .it hnf 1-ll l l ocall) < altl11rn1a 1 la!!,hwa} l'<itrol offi cer<> madl· :!!< drunken dm 1ng arrc,t\ on lrcc~il"'> in thl" Orange ("ount)-1 ong Beach region. NO. 11 IS BORN ON CHRISTMAS EVE ... From Al .. the world l.t'>I f rall,1\ .11 Ill 1·••11nd\ 2 uuncc'i L11tlc <)u1nc\ ;,pent mut ti 111 <.hnstma!I aftern1u1n an tht· am" .. 1 her seven brothcrc, .and 1hrt•1· '>l\tt"I\ who posed for p1<.turc' ~1th lht• h.all\ 1n the famah rr><.kintt thJ r I h r1 there were v•'•" frnm fr1t'n<l'i .1n\1111" IC> \IC~ the nt·v.~·,t .1JJ111111 l•l 1111 Vant·ent clan .. Oddly enough. t•\t•n tho11gt1 11' our I I th bab)', 11\ "ttll hag nt''-'' 111 tit•· 11c1ghborhood " J err) Vintt·nt ,,11d aaid ht>r t htldn·n h.1d 11•1 r.:omplaants about tht· dclJ) 1 n l!t'll 111~ Chmtrnas g1ft'I "They've hccn happ' ·" meadowlarks to<.13> wa111ng lur \ant.i to come ton1aht." \he \aid • Their mother wa,JU'ir&ratclul 10 ht home "h wa, rnllv hard hcang awa\ I rum my fam ily at < hnstm:i, •· <>hl' \a1.t '"With 3 famtl) this Sil<', at" children? How -do you handle the upcn~s" Ho~ ·much ti your J'l)Cet'Y btll? Terry Vincent make~ on" th1n11 l 'l"ar .11 llll '>IMI Hn children arc not tht• H'\Ull 111 rd1g1ou\ \.Onv1ct1on\ or h 1ph 11.mJ turn ah planning V. l ha\l· hJd th1\ hag tama h h\ h••• , 'hl' ,,11d "fkhc\l' at nr not I hJ\(' trouhk 1tt•1t1ng pregnant '\ltl'r 'd\lll) nn llr'I l hild the)' \3td I "'"1Jldn I hi.· <ihll to hJ"e iln} morc I ' h,1d '" V" 1• 1 .t 1!11< t11r for ht•lp tn Y,tt 111y prq~ri.tnt ~tlh l'H'f°I' l htld \l!l\.t then \.\( 11(.'\l'f pl,lfllll"d Ill h:l\l" .l p;n111 ul.tr numl'>1;1 \ft1·1 e;H h om· I lrll I • ould h.uulk another orw I 11:all· cnJO> ocana tht· moth rr of a tarn ah 111\r thl\ I h1" <;111111' 1111n' .1 hrootl rh.11 IHI\\ ! ""''' 11! ( llf\ I)\ tv.1n\' ,l\t•\ .and "'-l"lh 14 Ar.1th I; < 11h' I I < .11c\ I< < anim\ ~ < 11unnn 4 Krrh\ I and conn}. 211 monah' f 11 ,1n\~Cf \Or'nt' ol I how 11lh('1 11r11rn11n qur'>tt0n\ •I ht \ inu.•nt' •H 11111' .1 li\l'• llftlrq .. m h11u'>C.' and lfJ\t'I rn cl I hl'\ r11lc1 "iuhurhan thal WJ\ huall lo ')< .11 I~ I heir It' 1ng room hJ\ d giant .tit 1n1 h tclC\ l\llln \0 that ('\('T)One 1,1n '-'"t " lhe, \C outaro~n a dan1ntt 11111m 1,1hlc de\agncd for llJ and a 1,1hk for 14 I\ on ordt'r • Thl" v.c<'klv grO<.l'f) bill run\ lrnm \~11 tu SI ~O Po~dercd milk ,, purt. ha..cd b\ the 5C)..pound baa •\.\hen 11 1 omc\ w huy1ng dot he'> and hou<.ehnld g111KJ, T rm \t anrent t.all'> hcr"K"ll qut'l"n ol thc c,ak<X h at one '>hot Terr. and C 1Jr\ \ 1nccnt mamtd 20 -.ear\ an<>< wlx·r came trom 'mall tamalte'> tht.•m<,t·hc-' Toda\ (,ar. "-Ork\ 1n tomputC'r marketmgancf reno'> ate' thC' V1nc·rnt home to auommoda1t· hr' growing family Terr, handlC'c, 1h1· hou\chold chOre'>. inducting phn1ng c:huulkur for her q•r) at llH' ~oungc-.tcr'> lour arc 1n Ao~ ~out\, onl· '' an Indian uuadC!> \WCI l•lkC' danc ang le\\On\, four pla' "11.~t·r and three ha\e ncws~pcr c.kla' <'r) route' In ad· d1t1on It'<' ha ve bc.•cn \1gncd with a Holl) 'Wf)(J(J t.ilcnt ~gent") and one rccenth actC'd 111 a peanut butter commrrual Th<' children all play mu'lacal amt rumt:nt\ Though the pac.c I'> hectic. the mother of 11 tn\l)tcd. "I don't think l'H t\ er gotten \0 upStt that I thank f shouldn"t haH had th is man) chil- dren " Wh<'n too many childhood iraumas and ~hedule problems an~ at one ume. Tem Vincent said. "I ruit top and look back nd &ct amuM>d I say that no one ~ould believe I'm handling all4h1s at omc l'en I don't hcltt\t' at ·· WEAJHER Foggy mornings through Friday lncr...ino tet .. nlght end .. rty morning fog end tow clouda •long the cout wtth continued fair lki. lnlend through Friday. &CCOfdlng to tti. Netlonal WMthef s.rvic.. Lowt In ,,,. <40. to low ~· COOier daya •tong tti. COUl Thuraday and Inland va»eya Frldey with hlgha In the UPi)er 80a 10 row 701 along tn. t>ea<:tie. to the low 801 elMWhere. In Southern Caltfornle mountelne, aklet lhould be ratr through Friday wllh local gully northeaat winds 20 to <40 mph ending Tnuradey Lowa In th• mid 20• and 30. Resort hlgha In th• mfd 501 to mid ISO• U.S . Tempe TMIC*AIUI .. oncl~ft P'eYl<lut dey t fllqll end -nlQlll IOw lo 6 pm ....... 77 II 53 2• 49 19 38 21 ,. 16 ~ l(an ... C1ty L.MVegu 1.11119 ,._ L~ ~l)N• MlllM!Beecr. Mtellnll·OO.-. ... _ .. 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From Al roughl y parallel with the l oasta Mesa Freeway. hnk1ng the R1 vers1de and Santa Ana freeways. The Foothill would run parallel to the San Diego Free way. hnkang the Eastern Freeway with San Clemente. To date. onl} oncc1ty ha~ refused to go along with the plan -Laguna Beach. Fees charged to residential and commercial developers along the routes of the proposed freeways are expected to raise 48 percent of the $860 m1ll1on needed to butld them. A new idea which Oftehe says perhaps "best symbolizes what we're trying to do since Propos1t1on A ."' as super strecl'I Without higher taxes to pa{ the enormous expense of add1t1ona free- way lanes. the Transponation Com- m1ss1on decided to identify inter-city artenals where traffic operations could be streamlined and motonsts speeded up. Beach Boulevard, a 20-mile stretch of road extending from Huntington Beach to La Habra, wlll be the comm1ss1on 's first . demonstration proj ect. Tentative plans call for cooper- ation between nine c111es. Caltrans dnd the l<imml'>\IOn to free up tratlil flow by w1dcnang turn lanes, restnp- 1 ng, coord1 nat1ng traffic signals. ban- nang on-street parking dunng peak hours and ~radc separaung three of 1he busiest 1ntcrsec11ons. The S20 m1ll1on worth of propo'ied changes would mean a ""c;1gn1ficant improvement an capac1t\ without spending a 101 of monc> .. Oftcl1c said II c;uccc!.slul, lhe wunty could ueatc more super c;treetc; at les~ cost. but also less benefit than adding lrecwa~ lane'>. he ..aid Another wa} the county has rome up with to create more space on Orangl· ( ounl> ·s crowded freeways as construcuon ot car-pool lanes. Reserving a lane for car poolc,-.; squeezes more people on the freewa ys wtthout adding more vehicles. said Oftelie. Ex pen mental lanes are an use o n the Costa Mesa Freeway from Lincoln Avenue to MacArthur Boulevard. If successful in increas1n$ capacity of the freeway while reducing travel tame, the experiment will be in- troduced on other Orange County freeways in the future. he said. To encourage people to share thei r ndes. the county transit d1stnc1 has come up with 1ncen11ve'I to join ats Commuter Network. In a maJOr promouon this fall. the distnct ga ve away free tnps to England and Hawa11 to boost the v1sib1hty of ats ndeshar- ing program. Jn sec~ing out money to fund needed improvement projects. the county '"found" funds at the transit dastnct. Though categorical funding restric- tions prevent transit money from being used to finance road proJects, there was nothing to stop officials from tapping anterest earnings from transit reserves, Oftehe said. County transportation com- m1ss1oner!. have already promised s..i mtlllon an interest from the Orange Count) Unified Tran'iat Trust 11 created to the Beach Boul1:vard Super Street project. Other interest mon1c~ will be used to keep important proJects on schedule. he o;aad. County transit planners also turned their inventive energ1c!I in the d1rcc- 11on of Sacramento after the fa ilure of Propos111on A. Oftehe said They set pnont1es fo r the county"s transportation needs then work to get the c111es and development interests behind those pnonues. he said Planners 1dent1fied the w1den1ng and repair of the Santa Ana Freeway a!> the most important project to Orange County, Oflehe saad. lmprov- ang the anterchange with the Costa Mesa Freeway as high on the hst, he said By reducing the number of projects for which ll seeks stale and federal funds and by speaking an a unified voice about the need for key county projects. commissioners hope to keep road work on schedule, and accelerate constructi on whenever possible. Oftehe said. ··Rather than people going and arguing for individual projects throughout the county. there's a consistent and organized effort to focus attenuon on the Santa Ana Freeway," he said. To wrest more money trom the state for needed repairs. maintenance and new road construcuon. Orange County has begun lobbying suppon for a constitutional amendment that would take gas tu monies out of the state's general fund and reserve them for transponauon purposes. ance the tax as collected from motonsts. revenues should go to road prOJCCts, transponation commission ( haarman James Roosevelt co n- tends. Orange County got the voters' meo;!Mlge when they rejected Prop- osauon A. Ofteltc said. But he predicts that. despite all the creative measures transportation planners have cooked up sance then, a tax will be needed if Orange County as to keep traffic movang an the future. With res1dent1al and commencal growth occumng throughout the county. "we don't have the transpor- tation resources to respond to what's on the books and already approved," Oftelte said '"Based on the ex1sung General Plans of the c1 t1e s and the county, there's going to be a very difficult transit future, .. he said. CHANNEL 50 PROPOSAL VIEWED ... From Al that fall . when voters elected three new college dastn<:t tru'>tCC'i wh(J had ,owed to require the 'itation lo hecomr financially se lf.,.uflinent. M.s nagemcnl consultant\ hared afttr thr cktta on recommended the distract d1ve\I tl'>clf of the tclev1~1on station and turn at over lo the independent KOCE-TV Foundation In August 1984. the trustees set in motion a 30-month plan ai med al ~radually reducing the dastnct's fund- ing for K<X E and final!) transfenng al\ hcen~ 10 the fou ndation Bµt ( oast dr'itnct Chancellor David Brownell this week said he has prepared a new proposal that would perm it the d111tncl to conunue operat- ing the Statton whale usang rts studio\ to train nudents an broadcasung The proposal will not be he di\· cussed at a public board meeun' until late January. but Brownell said the 1n111al reaction has been favorable. "I sen~ strong su ppon for tht• lnncept of a tcle.,.1'lton academ) wuhan the hoard and the d1s1rn:1 i~~~~E Daily Pilat MAIN OFflCE ,. lf\I'\' "·· ., .. 'iJl...W ... ,,,.,. t"O'f' .. f ,,. ,.,. -..n. ca ,.~-t (adman1stra11on)," the chancell or said. One key 1s the r,tatmn 'i; decreai;ing reliance on da'itnct money. Brownell c;aid KO\E recc1 ved about S:! mrllaon 1n d1c;tn ct funding during the 1983-84 '>Chc>0I year. Tht'> year. at as getting less than SI mdlton Brownell stud the current plan calls for 1986-87 funding lo drop to $400.000. roughly equi valent to what 1l would cost the distract to buy air tame for its tclccourscs elsewhere. As dastnct funding decreased. KOCE has ma1nta1ned its financial balance by cutting about 30 em- ployees and ra1stng add1t1onal funds outsrde the dastnct. the chan~llor said. Jn place of di vestiture. Brownell ha<> 'iuggested using KOCE as a training place for student broad- ca'iter'i~ C"lasscs an tclevlSIO:'I com- mumcations could make the district chg1ble for as much as S800,000 an add1t1onal state funding, wath grants :'lr1~ nt).,.r r .. v('nttl' hnngang the OrO- gram's annual income to about SI m1ll1on. the chancellor said. Because KOCEalready has mpst of the necessary equipment. the primaf) cost would be for faculty members. ln the end, the incoming funds would exceed lhc cost of operating the broadca-;ting classes. Brownell be- lieves If the tru'ltees approve. KOCE could began offenng its first seven classe'l by September. with 22 classes env1s1oned within two years Brownell's proposal calls for the courses to be offered through Coastline College. The chancellor said he believes the burgeoning telev1s1on field wall creates a strong local demand for classes at KOCE. "We believe it wall be cost~ffi c1ent," Brownell said of the proposed telcv1s1on academy. Despite us past financial problems. the chancellor said the station '"" s1mplr, too valuable an asset to fritter away. Dilly Piiot Deft .. ,, la Qu1t1ntMd •a.> •OI a.2 ~~ •e w• .. ~• .\ llC)10t • ~•2 • ll' Justcall 642-6086 " ~'.f • ,,.,..) ·~ "°" )r.;. "OI ,,..,.. fOl'J' -o, IJOP"' u•-•1r,.. ..,,., """' C(l()y ... .,. _.., VOL. 71,NO. 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