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Home My WebLink About1981-12-02 - Orange Coast Pilot.. _Utah Jazz Kareemed; AbdUl~Jabbar now 2nd leading scorer • Newport cop b,ack to work 11 months ' . after Dear-death <See Sports. Page 84 > (See story below) • ~ ••• * DRINlil COAST YDUR -HDMITDWN DAILY PAPER ~-. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Country 1nusic concert hits so11r note TUCSON, Ariz. (A P> About 250 students and administrators look their seats after school in th e c afeter i a 1n eage r anticipation of a rare junior high school concert by country music stars Loretta Lynn and Barbara Mandrell. · They waited and waited, but only ufter no one s howed did they know they had been duped. The students paid Sl apiece for the show. and school offic~als • even promoted 1t by sending fliers home to parents. A long white gown for Miss Lynn hung in a school closet. suppos edly put there by Miss Lynn herself during a sneak visit to check out th"e stage and so und SY.stem. Maxwell Junior High School Principal Dan Lupo sai d Tue s d av th at t h e administration's a pproval was • based on a lette r hand-deli vered him b y ·a 1 3 -ye ar ·o ld e1ghth·grade stude nt It bore signatures pt:irported to be those of .,Jhe two country rpusic : srligers . and Lupo s aid he thought it was genuine He said the student, whom he would not identify. said Miss Lynn and Miss Mandrell were willing to do the concert Monday as a favor to her family .. , did question it at first," Lupo said. The letter. Lupo s aid, was addressed to him but contained Just a few typewritten Imes and was not on letterhead s tationery. It read: ·Tm very glad you want me at your school I hope you beli eve ever ything <the student and her mothe r J told you because it's all true " Lupo said he felt impressed that Ms. Lynn would go ahead with the performance after the dea th of her mothcfr jµst last week But at the scheduled start of the performance. on a stage a dorned with s igns readm~ "·Welcomt' Loretta Lynn ... the girl told school offi('1als that Ms Lynn couldn't appear because her uncle had just died. Lupo said The ticket m oney "as · rdundl•c.l ;111d the stlldents went home Thl' TU!'!>on C'1t1zcn newspaper ~a 1c.J 1t c·onlat tcd the student's father. "ho s aid the fa mily obtaml.'d M!> Lynn's autogra ph 1n I.as Ve~as . :'>lev . but the enlerta1n1•r had ncnr \'1S1ted the fam1I~ ,\ :;pokc•sm :in for Ms Lynn sa ul shl· dol·s out pt-rform al SC'hotoh s ·nahhed ID e heist probe Jury ruling: Death for OC rapi,st-slayer An Orange County Superior Court jury has recomm ended that convicted rapist-murderer William C. Payton of Anaheim be sent to the gas chamber for the 1980 stabbini:t d eath of a Garden Grove nurse The nine ·woman. three-m<1n D•llY ~llet , .. " ...... CHtEF Ca pt -:'l:t•il P urn•ll ha~ ht•t·n n ;1 m l'cl t 11 s ll l'l'l'l'<I .Ion Spar ks ....... polin· l'h1t•I nt I .;\J.!lllla lk ;1!'11 Purcell s e t as Laguna's police chief Laguna Beach Police Capt. ~eil Purcell will be the city's next police chief. City Manager Ken Frank announced Tuesday. Frank, in a statement at the start of Tuesday's City Council meeting. said Purcell wall take over the post in two to three months, when current Chief Jon Sparks' disability retirement becomes official. Sparks , who injured his back in a im auto accident. requested-disability retirement last month. He said his recovery from back surgery in September was not going as we ll as he had ·hoped. frank said he was basing his appointment o n Purcell's performance as acting chief for the past 10 m onths and on severa l interviews he conducted with Purr"'ll. panel returned with its verdict Tuesday after deli berating for only an hour and a half. Superior Court Judge Donald Mccartin s c heduled forma l scntencin~ Dec. 22 The blond-haired defendant. who s howed little emotion at becoming the second ~on victed killer to receive a death penalty verd ict in Orange County this year. had been found guilty by the s ame j ur y o f s laying 21.y e ar·o ld nur s e P a me la Montgomery in May. 1980 · · 1 think that that's the appropria t e s e ntence." prosecutor ~ichael Jacobs said after hearing the jury 's verdict Tucsdav afternoon "It was a very ag.gravated rape-killing" The defense had contended during the penalty phase of Payton's trial that the convicted kille r had become a re born Christian since the attack on Miss Montgomery as well as two other people. D e fe n se law ye r J a m es Me rwin harl atte mpte d to convince jurors that his client deserved life imprisonment without possibility of parole rather than the death pe nalty. P ayt o n wa s arrested in Florida about a month afte r the k illing . Acco rding t.o the pros ecution. he had sexually attacked and then killed the nurse in the home of his former landlady The d e fe nd a nt also w;rs convicted of stabbing. Patricia Pensinger. the landlady. and her 10-ycar-old son with a butcher knife in the early midmorning hours of May 26. 1980.' ~eagans get 'care packet' MONTPELIER. Vt. <AP> - When Larry Curtis heard that Nancy Re agan didn 't have enough money to buy tablecloths for the White House. he decided it was his civic duty to prepare a care package. So Curtis. owner' of a small Royalton market. and some of his customers f-illed a cardboard box with a red paper t~bledoth an(J enougtl white paper plates. green napkins . plastic knives. spoons. cups and forts for a crowd o( 48. Though Mrs. Reagan recently r aised more than $822.000 in tax-deductible contributions to refurbish the White House. most or It was spent on the First Couple's living quarters. s aid -White House Social secretary Muffle Brandon. ' BACK TO WORK ~l'\\ µor\ lh-Lll'h poltt·l· :-l'l'!.!eant <; rt'"1 :\la H ~on I'-hiH'k nn thl' roh tod a~ II month-. afll'I' ;1 nt•a r I at al ac·1·1<lt•nt .. , lt.•t•I 111-.1· t h111 l.!"' .in· normal again ... ht· ~a~~ 'Things are normal again' Newport cop back on job after ne ar-f a tal a c cident By STEVE MA RBLE Of tM Dally l"llet St.it gun. got out his badge a nd reported for duty Tuesday. He walks with a limp and there's a hint of a scar on his forehead. These are the only visible reminde rs of what Greg Mattson has been through. It was Mattson's first day back on the Newport police force . "I fe lt great comin g back." said Mattson. "I f~el like things are normal again i-l just-keep think1ttg-lit · s a bout ti me · " The 3l ·year·old police sergeant, who has battled back from a near -fatal accident that left him broken a nd battered, strapped on hi' ·ll was 11 m onths ago that Mattson was <See POLICEMAN, Page A?> Group seeks nuke arms freeze Signatures sought in Orange County for ini ti ative A group calling for a n end to te s ting. pro du c tion an d d e ployment of a ll nucle ar weapons in the United States a ud Sov iet U ni o n b ega n gathering signatures Tuesday in Orange County to qualify a nuclear a rms freeze initiative for the November. 1982, ballot. In announcing the beginnings or its campaign throughout the stat e. or ganizers s aid they needed about 350,000 signatures to qualify the initiative for the ballot. Speaking out in favor of the measure al a Tuesday press ronfl!Tenc'e itr'Santa Ana were- professors from· UC lr yin_e and C at State Fullerton. a Presbyterian minister from Newport Beach and the director of the Orange County nuclear arms freeze campaian. In describing the ~alamity and destruction th at would follow a n u c lear attack in Orange Co u n ty , UC I pediatri cs professor KeMeth Dumars said: "If a one.megaton bomb were dropped on· this spot, It would wipe out everything between Garden Grove and the Newport Freeway and from Orange to Costa Mesa. "No life would remain," said Dumars , c ha irman o f the Renetics division al the UCl ''No li f e would r emain." Medical School. "No physical s t r uctur-e-wou ld r e main _.s~djng. That area would be s urrounded by a ring contalning thousands or criticall y Injured a nd burned." • Dumars said if a nuclear catastrophe s uch as this ever occurred. all medical. police. fire and government seryices wo~ld be lost. Speaking of the initiative. he -said. "This measure is a modest step, but a beginning. I ur1e that t he people o r the s tate of California take this ttep and d e mand that o ur fe d e r a l leadership take steps necessary to r e m ove thi s S wo rd o f Dam ocles." If passed. the initiative would require the governor to wnte to lhe president, Con~res s, the secr etary of defense and the secr etary of state expressing concern about the proliferation of nuclear weapons. Others appearing at Tuesday's press conference were the Rev. Tony Wo lfe of St . M a rk Presbyterian Church in Newport Beac h : Roger Dittm a n . professor of· physics at Cal Stale Fulle rton. and Karen Lllfin. director of the Orange County Nuclear Freete Campaign. Miss Utfin said about 1.000 volunteers throughout California would use the ir homes for so -called pe\ition pa rties to J(athc r Sif(natures. Known as Californians for a Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freeze. the group has until April 22 t o gathe r th e n eed e d signatu.res. Video case cracked In lnl' poll ct• arr ested five m e n 1r1 Lus A n~e les County T uesda). three 1n r onnection with an I r\'lne holdup and two on s u s p 1r 1o n of posse ss i n g m e r c handi se taken 1n that robbt•n lr\'in·e police Lt f,lob Lennert s aid 1 111la~· thre e men were arrt·Stl•d 1;ut'Sday morning at World \.\'i<lc• \'1dt•o lnC' . 3134 Fuo1h1ll Bh o f La C rl·~t·l•nt.1 ''a -. arrt-s ted o n !>U'P IC'1on of ar med robbery c harges "ht-n he allegedly atte m 1Jtl'd' to sell s tolen video tape-. to ndeo shop owner James S1C'1lia and his son. Craig, both of "ho rn \\€:r e a rrested on c·har gc·~ nf posst's s1ng stolen Jll'lllH'rt~ -l.l·nm•tt ,£1111 GOO blank video t a J.1 l' i. n· t • 11 ,. l' rt' d a t t he La l'r l'~l'l·nl .1 '1de o shnp were s t o l <•n 1n Fr1da v s arm e d robhl'r\ of TOK ·Ell'etronics Corp . i 101 t\lton Ave L<•niu:rt ~11d that .Je rome Otis :'\l•b on. :1:!. and Artie Wallace. 30 holh n f Paco 1ma. were arn•sll•d Tut•stlay evening in Burbank on sus p1c1on of armed robhn~ in t'onnect1on with the lr\'lnt• holdup . Lall• TuC'stiay. pol1l'e obtained a Sl'arch '' arra'nt for a Rurbank "art>hou:-.e and the ar restees' home~ .. ll'<iding to the recovery of 12.000 '1dl'O tape!> believed tak<•n 1n the TDK robbery , 4.<•nnt•rt said N carl~ all of the $175,000 worth hf tapl'S take n by three gun-wwltling men 1n the Friday l'\'en mg holdup "ere recovered Tu c~tla v. 1.t Lennert said li t' ~:.11c1 Ill I rv in e police offi cers · part1c1 pated in the st ring of arrests Tuesd ay in Los A n~l·lcs l'ounty Lennert said the arrests and recovery of stolen property were <See ARRESTS, Page AZ> ORANlif COAST WIATIHI Fair through Thursday. Highs Thursday in the upper OOs at th~ beaches to m id 70s inl and . Low s tonight 45 to 52 INSIOI TODAY Sol Ttdkofl 1s the ad.nutted horseradish lnng ond is q1dte a charocter too See Page 03. 11111 L..M • ..,,. IU ---· • At•ll :.llf9rM• At .:.. ... (... .,., CutelltM 01 .. C-lu •• ('"'"'""' Al O....Ne41<" Dl ......... AU ·~._ ., ,... CM4 "' ..... al .._... ., AIMIL-. at *••.. ., ... ...._. ..... M ~~· . ........... -,.~ ~ , ... or . ......._ aa s.ca ....... ,.,, , ......... . ~ .. ..... Aa ............. . -. .. , - . ~: l I ' .\2 •••••• Orango Const DAILY PILOT/Wodnesday. December 2. 1981 'Vigilantes' protest s~ppOrt of U.S. pension c~t~ · WASlllNOTON (AP> -Led by IH ·yHf·Old It.Ip Claude l'cpper. 1~v t-ral hundred cJ1 s.iruntltd; pluc ard·wavlng cteluulC3 t.o the White House ('onrer n ee on Aging llemonatraled today against e key committee·~ vote to back llcugun administration Social l'W<"ur·ity policies. After a brief 1tancJorr. Peppu, who c•llod hit group "vlgilanCee, .. was admitted to address the confer ence's Committee on E<'onornl<' Well Rt•ing Oulriide. the protc.-s ters held alort •s igns readlnf! "Suvt.> Our St·curity" and '"No More Cuts." More than two hours luter . however , Pepper and conrerence organizers we re still debating whether he would bt! allowed to address the committee. some or whose members s houted that they did not want to hear him The d1ss1d ents oppose tht> committe's endorsement or the ud m in1strul1011 ':-. o pposition to us Inf( j.WOt•ru l t :,ix rt•venuc.-s to ~horl' tht• fu~ncwlly s trapped Sol·111 I Sl'cunty Sy~tem . Pepper !)Uld till' punc.-l 's vote did not rdll'l'I lht• s ent im ent of a ll\l.tJl>rtt y or th(' nation's e lderly. But th1: puncl. 1n u break with lht• :idm1n1strat1on. today voted m ru vor of rt•sturing the $122 m onthly minim u m Social Snurity benefit for all those now getting it und for those who will bt•comt• cntillc:d 'lo it m lhv ruturc. . o.11, ...... ~-.., •kllll ... 11-. UPSET Two low trucks wt·r·l· required. to right ci trut'k nrrying wt•l ('ont>rete that o\·ertum ed. al noon Tucsda' a!'-lht• dnn·r ~1ttl'mpte<l a rij?ht turn from Ht•ach Roulevard onto Center Drive in Huntington Beach Pnltt't' said lhl' dn\ t•r .. \lfn•d l" J>rnto. 49. of "l\·mpk Cit.\ '" ..... tn•c.ttt·d al Wt·.,tmrns tcr C11mmun1t.\ ll1hp11a l a nd n ·ll•a!--l'il lie \\as drl\ 111g a lnwl-. O\\ rw cl h.' St ;entl:i rd Conc n·te Co mp.1111t•., ol Sant.i \na . ,_ Congre~~ killt.'<l thl· benefit ut H~agan'l> rl'c1ut•st la:-.t summer ror the three m1 l1111n <"urn·nt recipient s But lht> udrnm1l>trul111n ha~ suµported d forls in lx1th thl' House 1tnd Sen ate to rcst<>r\• II for thoj,e recipients, dl'nyin1o: it to future bcncfu:=iarit•i. Pepper said his 1¢rou11 wus f ig htin g "to mak e thi s confere nce what 1t was intended to be." Dissident delegatt1s, ('iting the committc·s action. sar they may l1 y to 1·onvmc·c u mitJority 01 t•tmh•rt'nCl' dell'gUtt!b to reject a II thl· rt•t'Om rnl·ncJation:o. being drawn up hy 1t~ 14 l'Omrn1ttecs u 11 ll• :-. s I' r t! s 1 d f' rt t R ~ u ~ u n · s pro110:.ed Sot1al Serur1ty cub un· d1suvowt·d Fr>r h1:s vart, ltl0 Uj(<111. lit 70 thl' nation·~ oldest pn•:..11.knl. io;ay~ ht· has lWl'rl wron~l y 11orlray1·d as ··an enemy of m y own g<'nl'ration" and thl· l'ldNly h a vt• bc:t·n ''nt·t·dk-,,ly and (' fUt'lly rreghtencd " U bout h1 :0. Social Security prop1;s;ds · · Wl' will not betray those t•nttlll'd lo So<'1al Secur ity bc nl'f1t t.. · Hl'agan Whl the c·onforl'nct· Tuesday .. And we will , rndl'l'd we must, put Social St•1•l1r1ly 1111 ;1 sound t1nsnr1al has1!. ··What wt· c un 't a Hord is 'u1J1mrt1ng a:.. d1r..:.ibled, people who urt· n ot dis able d . or 1·1lu n 1ting from Social Security rund 'l y 11 11 11g lll"ll Jllt• fro m r a m I I 1t• !'> II ( a r r I u I ' n (• c and w1•:tlth lie :.aid 'Argument' disputed Authorities say report 'too strong' in Wood case LOS ANGELES I AP) Contrary to a coroner's report, nothing 1nd1cated Ro he rt W a g n e r a n d a n o t h e r <H' to r argued aboard Wagner·~ ya cht the night actress Natalie Wood fell into the water and dr11wn<.'<1 . a d etecti ve sa ys <Re lated sto ry Page A6.1 · · 1 don"t know whert· tht• coroner got th al information ... Roy H amilton , o n e or t he she riffs homic ide delcct1ves working o n the cas e . s aid Tuesday ··w e tulked to Wagner and <actor Christopher 1 Walken and there was no ind1cat1on that there was any argument " Miss Wood. who was marncd to Wagner. was on the yi.l cht with her husband and Walken and fell into the wate r artcr trying to s t ep into a ruhber dinghy early Sunda y Los Angeles County Coroner Thoma s Noguchi s p eculated . M o nd a y t hat Wagner and Walk e n h ad a '"h e a t ed ar gument", aboard the y acht. which was anchored urr Santu unimatc:d conver:.al1on healed t·onvcr:.at111n u lot or <'00 Vl'r'>i.lttrm 0 \l'f a 11 U tn lxor of hour!'. · · WC:1gm•r rt-maincd in sl'dus1on toduy whil e 1n v e!'.t1 ga tor.., . condud<•d ·an inquiry into tht• dt•Uth Of hi!> 43 Veur·old Wlfl' Tox 1<•ology il'sts we n : unde r \'o :I) lo lest for thP prescm·e of any drug:. in Miss Wood '~ bod) that might haYl' contributed tu hl'r fatCJI act·ident. Wibon s aid MI!'>!'. Wood had pn·sc·ription:-. for a µain killer CJnd t\H> type-.. ,of :-.let:µtn g pills . . H l' g u I u r I ~ II r l' l> t• r 1 b c d p 1 c .., 1· r 1 p t 1 <1 n II r u it !'. t' a n MIG jets set for Nicaragua WASlll NGTO:"\ cA P 1 A wnwr i..".S offi e1C:1I said toda) th a t th e gO \e rnm e nt o r Nicaragua hCJs lengthened three run ·Aavs to accomm odate ..,., m t•ll mt:!'. caui.c problems "'hl·n the person 1s also d rinkml:( :. l<-ohol: · W1 bon i.a 1d T ht• te!'>t:.. \\-NC e xpec ted to tJkl' t"o or thret: duys M 1~:-. Wood wus determined to have had a blood alcohol level of o 14 pen·<•nt. 11h11ve Californ1a·s ll'gul thre!-.hl1ld or () 10 for d runk driving. coroner·~ offt c1;,ls said. Funeral arrange ments for M 1!'.:.. Wood were ihcomplele, .Julia l.ungdon. u s pokeswoman for Wt-slwood V11lagl' Mortuary. ~a id Tuesd1Jy night · Sht•rifr"!--Sgt Uu une Rasure !'><.lid he c xpel'b to c o nduC't . aru>tht.'r 1ntt'rv1ew with Wagner, 51. Walken. 38, and the skipper of t he· bout. Dennis Davern He -..aul the men seemed !'.tunned hv the incident during the 1n111ci1 1ntcrv1cws . ·The coro ner c oncluded ~fonday the l:ICtresi. accidentally frll while trying to board a dinghy from the s wim m ing platform or the Wagners· 60-foot cabin cruiser. Splendour 'SOie survivor' Catalma Island Spea-ks ··J think he <Noguch1 1 wa!'. Juicing 1t up a l1 tt ll' bit.· Ha m ilton said The cornnc r ·s ofrice also appeared Tuesday lo b e , Soviet made ~ 1G Jt'ts and that tht• Soviet biol' .. can ~cc for the f1r!'.t t1ml· 1.hl' poss1h1hty f>f a mil1t <HV ba st• 1n C e ntra l Amerira · .. i\~ked C:1hou1 reports that Miss Wood was about to go out on a din ghy al1>ne late at night . Wa gnt>r told movie col umnist Arm~ Art hcrd .. She orten did. and the "'atc r ·was s mooth as gla~:.. ·· SkipPer details sinking of fishing trawler,· Four perz·sh stepping bat'k rrom saying thl:ll _ l:ln .. argume nt.. bet ween the The offu.·tal who s poke on t·ondition that hi!'. name and position not be disclosed. issued the most ser ious "'arning yet tn a rece ntl y ste ppcd·up Reag<in a d m mistration c am pa 1gn a bout the drirt o r the revo lutionary Sand anista gO\ <-'rn ment toward 1 he So\'iet biol' ' Wi th Wagner still In seclusion. produl"l1on on his '"Ila rt to Hart" T \' .sen<:!'> .. has ceas ed for this wec>k :· said AHC-TV s pokesman Phil Kncgler. Ile said a decision wo uld bl• made next week on "'hen to res ume shooting the murdl•rmystery 'ienes SEAITLE <AP ) Two days after a fis hing trawler carrying fiv e m e n ove rtvrn e d i n m o untainous seas 12 miles from C ape Dis appointme nt. the s kipper cr awled out or the surf alone, apparently the o nly survivor. Skipper George Mc M urrick said he and anotber crewman. clinginc tc>a small rafl in the icy water, watched helplessly as two. shl,.nates pertahed while trying ta meta the dinghy. After clinging to tf\e raft t9t'O days. the pair approached s hore . but McCurrlck said the crewman apparently drowned while trying to swim through the surf Another man was trapped be lo w decks when the s hip c aps ized Sund ay m o rning . Mc Murrick said in a telephone interview Tuesday from his bed at Ocean Bea c h Hospita l in llwac;o. where. he was listed in stable condjtion. The 86-foot Midnight Express was loading a laree net or rock cod in 20 -foot s ea s when "something shifted in the weight load ... said Mcllurrick. who owned the vessel. .. We lost -s t a b i I i t y a n d t h e b o a t immediately cap1lud." he s aid ··1t was a five-second deal, 10 seconds. Really quick It just went over It was a very spooky situation.·· m an on the r aft caught their last ~limpse or the two in the water arter 10 o r 15 m inutes o f struggle. ' .. We weren •t far apart to begin with. but the waves were loo strong:· McMurrick said ··one had a float vest on. The y s t {l yed together. They wer e unable to get to the rart and we ''We lost staqility and the boat immediately capsized." were unable to get the rart to them ." he said. '"It was very unrortunate ... Arter that the s eas g rew "'urse. ..The ocean. t he re we re JO .foot and 40-root seas." McMurnck s aid .. At the time or the capsizing. 1t was 2()-foot. seas , and it got worse . There w e r e ga l e warnings. and it sure was a gale ror us. in the rart ... Mc Murrick a nd c re wm a n Jerry Morris. 35. spent two days clin11ing to the raft. but he !'ai<l MMns apparently drowned ,as men prompted Miss Wood to thl' I wo tried to s wim throllg.J\, • lea ve the yacht. .the s urf to l<Jnd "We think ·argume nt· m ight MC'Murnck reached the beach be t oo strong a word.'" s aid :w miles north of Long Beach Assis tant Coron e r Ri c hard ear ly T1w~~ay. broke into an Wilson. ··1t might have been an c m ply house and called the s heriffs om ce "He d1dn"t know where he was. but h e gave the .box "number a nd a deputy knew pretty well where th~ house was.·· said Gay Nell Bare. a P ac ific C ount v s h e r i ff 's From Page A 1 r spokeswoman. • In addition to Morr is. the victims were identified bv Coast Guard spokes man Jim Gilman a~ J ames Brewer, 39. of Eugene. Ore Pat Atkins . 35 . a nd Norman Gieser . 34. McMurrick s aid Atkins. •Morris and Gieser were from the.: Long Reach area. Land. !'.Ca am.I air searches covered much or the Long Beach Peninsula and scc.t1ons· or the se a Tuesd ay. hut ende_Q al nightfall wit h no sign or the fishing boat. s aid Gilman. ..The se ar c h ha s b ee n hampered by roul we ather ... (iii m an said lligh winds and 15-to 18·foot ~l'a :. broke on the pe ninsula no rth or the C'olum b1 a Ri ver mouth POLICEMAN RETURNS • • • hit by a car He was standing on an edge of Paciric Coas t Highway m West Newport dirc>ctmg traffic when 1t happened J{('" !>ays he doesn·t remember a thing. Friends have filled him m on the details. which, he-jokes. st>em to keep getting worst' and worse. The car knocked Mattson off his feet and flipped him onto the hood. He was draggelj down the street for more than 100 feet before the car slammed into a metal railing. He was in a eomu for six weeks and has only vague me mories or the next 10 weeks The driver was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and later given a jail term. Mattson·s injuries were extensive He had a bro~en neck, a punctun.'<l.lung. crushed vertebrae. a twisted ankle and a leg cut so badly doctors wqrried he m ight lose 1t "I wanted to get back to work.·· Mattson recalls. "That was m y goal. That's all I thought about · · going out t"'1Cl' a da) It "'as very slow ·· lie '>U\!'> It ne\•er entered .his mind to thrn" in ttie to"' cl. take a medical retirement a nd ~eek a more pa~s1 ve JOb I re fu:.cd tr> c\·en IN that thought ente r m v mind ... he :..<H !. · · 1 wanted to come ba<'k It "was very important to m e .. It sounds trite. I suppose. but I really enjoy helpmi.: other people solve problem s l'Vl'n when you c·a n "t alw<i ys help them "Whv live life if vou ·re not satisfied with what you·n: doing" (wouldn't be ha ppy j ust "'as ting away getting my c hecks without doing my Job ·· Mattson . working 1n the r ecords department now. says his next goal is to get b<Ack on the streets. back m a squad car. He's J!lvcn himself six months to get there. So far, he s ays he"s encountered only one c;urprise in coming back to work. ·· 1 fi gured 1 ·d JUSt come in today and get my assignment. T hey told me to go into the conference room and there were about 40 people in there "'1th a cake that said . ·w e lcoml' Rack Greg ·That rloored me:· M c Murrick and a nother cr ewman reached a lire raft. but Mc M urrick was at the point or exhaustion and rnuld do liUle to help his partner to try to reath two other men still in the water For a few minutes, the two in the water and the two in the lire raft struggled toward each other in the rreezing wind. But the waves slowly puJled them apart, and McMurrick and the other 3 deaths blamed on Midwest storm T hree operations later. MatLc;on says he we nt hom e. He s ays he set his mind on learning to walk again 'A normal person wouldn"t even ca ll 1L walking. but 1t was a star( Every day l"d ~o out and walk down the block a httlc farther , the next day I'd go farther Then I started lie p<Jused rnr a m oment and looked st ra 1ght ahead ··You sec . 1t"s nice to want to get back hut 11·s so much nicer when those you work with want you back ·· ~ . . From Page A 1' .. 1 ARRESTS .. m ade posstble by a tip police received on Monday regarding a possible sus pect in the armed robbery. The lip led to a 42-hour surveillance· e ffort by Irv ine investigators. an effort that resultedia"Tuesday's arrests. Assisting the Irvine police o ffi c ert were the police departmenta in Burbank and Glendate as well H the Los Angeles Shertff1 Department. By The Associated Pre ss Sleet, freezing rain and snow blanketed the eastern portions or the upper Midwest today and e xtended into muc h o r New England. <Related photo. M l ,. . Rain .. changed to sno w and freezi ng r ain .. in the Upper Peninsula o f Michigan, and gale·force winds hit Lakes Mic hi2an. Suoerior and Erie. Three people in Wis consin, which es caped the brunt or the Mi dwest blizza rd . <J1ed i n accidents Tuesday on snowy, icy roads. Authorities in Shawano County m the northeast portion of the slate said a married C'o uple were kill e d when a ca r hit a semi-trailer truck and sent it into their car. In Juneau County in lhe west-central region. a OftANOI COAST DlllyPHat CleHlfted ~ 1141142·517i AU other depe,,.,..,... 142-4321 MAIN Of'F1CE J:l9 W"'..., St., C..U Mfte, CA. Mall...,_:._,,.., C-..Mew. CA ... c .. .,, ..... .., Or ... c... ,..... ..... c:...-r. ... ...,.. ...... 11 ................ 1~--...,, ................. _,,.,........ ....... _ .. l_,..,...lf/I<~--. __ , .... ,...... ...... c-.. ..... ~ (U"l.._l.S..Clls• lrt<Wr1ef .... ....... ., -u . .,. • ....-ilNy. l'lllt!Wy ............. . -·~· man died 1n a two-car collision. In Mass ac husetts . freezing r am was blamecl in the death or a 01x Hills. N Y .• woman, whose car s kidded into the path or a nolhl•r auto Tuesday The first m ajor storm or the s eason w as bl a m ed ror one death in Nebr aska on Tuesday. Authorities s aid a 23-year·old man was killed when an oil rig about 100 fcc·l high buckled under stron~ winds Sk ies were partly cloudy and tl'm pcraturcs were rising as N(•braska reC'overed today from the ~torm . which ldt 10 inches or snow B l owi n~ s no.w blanketed !>o u thca s t Wy.q ming . the northern foothills or Colorado and the eastern slopes or the Monta na Rockies . Bring your ·own mouse? HOUSTON <AP> -J\ Houston man has admitted planting the dead mouse in his food that led lo a onc·day shutdown of a local restaurant. He nry Fis he r . 25. said he wus n't sure why he-mixed a dead mouse in e plate of beef tips and rice he shared with his J(irlfriend at Wyatt"s Cafeteria. "I guess the de\lil made me do It.·• Fisher said. Cafeteria officials said Uiey did not plan legal &C'tion aJtalnst Fi!lhcr I Travel/Stationary Smoke Al.arm .. by First Alert " S 1688 With bracket to hang ove r doors Sell· contained. battery operated Use for !ravel or install permanently in your home Comes with travel case Includes battery • FREE GIFT WRAPPING • • CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & TREE STANDS MOW IM STOCK • Ctlirit ... t Hrt. W ... 44tyt w .......... ' " ....... '"'"'' .. ' C'ROWMe• ARDWARE--~ WntcNff rteu • '42·1 l>l 17th & Irvine. Newport Beach Co,.... chi M• • 671-2100 3107 E. Coast Hwy Hlrttor View c ....... 644-1570 1614 San Miguel Dr . Newport Beach ( .. 1 ,.,.._. ENOUGH? Barbara Bush, wife of Vice President George Bush. asks photographers if they are through taking pictures as she staflds suspended in a bucket truck in rainy Washington while putting the star atop the National Christmas Tree. Gina sues Elizabeth 11 al l ast Mctzenba um a liberal on weekend's Royal Variety most issues. restaurant P('rrormance Domenici apolog ized, The 31-vear -old Miss explaining that he had the Goddard star-; 1n the British, same problem: people were Actress Gina Lollobrigida filed a $15 million damage suit against a Ne w York City res taurant. claiming she suffered "severe personal injuries·· when s he bit into a hard object while .dining there. Lel~v1sion comedy ··Pig in always confusing him with the Middle .. Sen . Dennis DeConeinl, D·Ariz. Actor Vi ctor Mature learned w h i le reading Se n . E dward M . Parade magazine that the Kennedy, 0 -Mass .. testifying before the panel a few S<:recn Actor., Guild report_..., __ minutes later:-d, emonstrated he ched >. The actress. who lives in Rome. fi led {he s uit ·an Manhauan·s state Supreme Court. but the de fe ndant. Trader Vic's. petitioned to have the c·ase re moved lo U .S. Dis trit'l Court in Manhattan. The 65-ycar·old a ctor Domenici's point. "I wanl lO said m Rancho Santa Fe that thank Senator DeConcini h G ·1 · "Kennedy said . t e u1 d as~ured him it The· committee room wasn't to blame "Some religious group roared with laughter. "I just pas~e<i down word that I was knl'W I was going to do that," dl•ad.·· ~1ature :.aid. ··and 1 Ke nnedy aj)ologized. Miss Lollobrigida said sl\J! ate at Trader V1~·s on June 17, l~. and was served rood that was "improper for human consumption.·· British pop singer Alvin Stardus t and a ctress Liza Goddard were• married. fi ve weeks arter the birth of their baby daughter 3tardust. 37. began has career as Shane Fenton m the early 1960s. He had a string or hits in the mid· 1970s and appear~ before Queen don't blaml' the Guild " At a se~s1on or the Senate Budget l'ommitte c. <·ha1 rman Pete V. OomenJci, R N M . mistakenly called Sen Ho"ard )tetzenbaum, 0 Ohio Se n a t o r Kasst•baum " Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R Kan .. abo a committee member. said· "I don't mind tht: name confusion. as lon1; as our voting records are not confuSt.'<L · · Mrs K assebaum as qewed as a conservative and Cardinal John P . Cody, head or th e 2 .4 m1 11 io n -m e mber Roman Catholic Archdiocese of C hicago. ha s been hospitalized for routine tests. an archdiocesan spokesman says Spokesman B e rnard H a n I e y q u o t e·d t h e 73· year -old c ardinal as sa ying he feels fine and expects lO return· home later this week when the tests are completed. 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What don't you like1 C'a ll tht· numl1('r ~low and your message will be recorded. tran-.n1~ ancl deh vt•red to the appropriate editor. l'hf.' c;a me 24 hnur an!lwerinl(st-rvace may be used to record let tt•rs to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name -aAd t<•t<'phonl' numbl'r for verl(ication No circulation c all1-. plea1>l' T\'11 ui. \\hat ·, on your mind 11 IS " 17 .. " .. IS 642•6086 . so •S Q M ,, n 0 JO «) ,. 0 l3 0 ... ... ., l3 42 4 .. ,. • ,. «) .. JO 0 Q 41 .. so ll 11 » ... .. 13 1~ se ., 11 u 41 IS .. n 11 •> .. S2 ,. .. ,, ,. " " .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 2, 1981 s A3 Airport advice slowed ·Questions delay recommei&clations from county panel By GLENN SCOTT Of -.,.,,, ........... Vexing questions on where, when and whetHer · to build a reglQJlal airport in Orange C ounty h ave caused a hand-picked advisory panel to take longer than anticipated lo recomme nd ans we rs to the county Board of Su pervisors . Members of the so-called Blue Ribbon Re giona l Airport Com miltee were appointed by the s u pervis ors a l mos t· 10 Fair · racing at tendance drops 29o/o Rain, Monday night football. the World Series and another racing meet all helped to pus h the Orange County F a ll Fair thoroughbred horseracing event into a $150,000 hole this year. John 8urke. assistant Orange County Fair manager. said the 12·day, r acing event that closed Nov. 9 at Los Alamitos Race Track dre w only 103,000 s p~ctators. a 29 percent drop from last year. T h e biggest problem, said l:Jurke. was the fact that the nighttime r acing program had competition from the day time Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita. Last year the ha ndle, .or the amount spectators bet. was $26.6 milHon and the Fair had to pay a, Sl.8 million purse for prize money, explained Burke. This year's loss could mean next year's gain. said Burke The $17.2 million gamblers bet this year. means tha t Fair officials will only have to offer a $1.4 million purse next year. Burke said some unexpected revenues this year will offset the racing loss. They include : -Revenues totalin g Sl.275 million from the su m~er fair or $50.000 m ore than expected. -Revenues from the s wap meet up $250.000 over last year Revenues from the 276-stall equestrian oenter up $15.000 over last year . Despite the loss 1n horse rac ing revenues, the Fair Roard has no pl.ans to dis band the fall races at Los Alamitos. said Burke. Funds from the annual fall event go lo maintain and expand t h e fac il ities al the Or ange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. By JODI CADENHEAD He art, lungs tr~planted STANFORD <AP> -An Iowa woman who had only a few months to live became Stanford University's fifth heart-lung t ra n spla nt patient Tuesday, medical center om,ials said. Darlene Moore Mathern. 37. was in stable condition following the 31h ·hour operation. "There were no complications in surgery. a nd the patient is doing as well a s could be expected after an operation of t his magnitude." said Dr. Bruce A. Re itz, who led the team of s urgeons. Gem Talk By J.C. HUMPHRIES Cut1fitd G~moloRi11, AGS DO YOU REMEMBER? II im 'I eo.ty Do you remem ber last year's Christmas gifts? it isn't easy to months ugo Lo look at proposed airport s ites and recommend the most foas1ble Rut the process h a&n 't been as s tre amlined as ho ped for Chairman Keith Murdoch told me m hers that a target date in February now appears "a little optimistic " A final recommendation to lhl' s uper visors more likely might be issued around April, he said B e ~<H e th en , thou gh , comm1tl1te members still must decade on their favorite site ror a regional airport intended to take pressure off John Wayne Airport and to provide medium and long r .i 11 ~e comme rcial Jct flig hts Dr William B a llh aus . pre s id e nt o f R ec kman Ins truments Inc .. s uggested itJring the committee's monthly fueeting Tuesday in Santa Ana that .the group should forward what he called its best two locations. Santiago Canyon and Chino Hills, to the s upe rvisors . The ultimate decision on a site, hP reasoned , will be a political rme anyway. But others seemed reluctant to ma~e recomme ndations until t h ey 've s tudied· mo r e information about the sites, including alternatives of buying local military bases ir only to do away with conflicting air space rrom places s u c h a s ttle Marines' El Toro Air Station. -A p r~opo s a I fro m H e nry Scgl'rs tro m a nd J ame s Cavanaugh. both or whom live in Newport Beach. lo construct a n e w reg ional airport was unanimously tabled by the group pending more study Segerstrom. the South Coast Pla za d eve lop e r , a n d C a v anau g h , pre s ident o f Allergan Pharm<tceuticals of I r v 1 n c . w e r t• a b s l' n t Th " propose.ti W!J!> carried h v Scl(crstrom u 1dc C.:hu ll t• M cLaughlin Adding to the disagreement. Newport Beach Congrc!>s man Ro be rt Badham sent word that he believes ne w technologict.11 udvances in quiet and efficient aircraft mig ht r e lieve &ome pre!>sure on John Wayne and Long Beach airports Badham was consulted by <'om millec m c m IH:r Wu Iler Gerk en. president and executive ofra cer of Pac1f1t Mutual Lafe lns urante, on pos~1bil1ti es of <tcqumng land at local military basci. Meanwhile. the committee ~t11l··1~ waitini;: fur final figure~ -en 1>uss1ble acqu1s1t1on to wea~h the cost-benefit of such a move Pre liminary f1 ~ures prnvided Monday were that land at El Toro has a m<irket value from S98 million to $136 million Tbf! Ma rines: Tustin Helicopter Hasie wa:-. valued from $46 million 'J> S62 million and the Navy's Loil Alamitos Air St atum was Lasted from S40 million to $53 million. Committee m em ber Georgl:! Mc N amec told the group hl! lhinki; more c·a n be done lb -e n courage Orang'e Co unly res idents to u!>e the Ontarlb International Ai rport. Tht> members. however, die! agree on o n e poi n t Th e~ unanimous ly voted not to mak~ a fo rma l response to Superv1s~ Bruce Nestande. who sent therm an .<'ight·point que ry on whether a regional airrwrt is necessary 1n the countv ··1 think ·that Mr ~esbode·, ca se o ught to go before the county board'.·· s ugges t ed Gerken. "Ir the~· want to a mend thei r original mandate . then SI• be it ·· Daily ...... ~ i.y •lcMN ll ...... r HOMELIEST BIRD? Lc.lCJkmg like " giant hood ornament from an automobile of another era . pdkan s tr<.'t r hes 1t:-; '' ing:- beforc taking off from piling in Newpo rt ll<.1rbor Pel ka n~ art' a stud~· in contrasts. appl'aring ho rne t~· <.1nct :1 wk\\ a rd 1111 th1 ground . but slatd~ and gra<:eful in fli ght J ---..) ..._.,,"" ,.., . r.:~=7 ~F~~ ijOU SPEilD ijOUR CHRISTffiAS aonus ~ Chris tmas check~ ~ deserve more than ca ual spending. Invest them wisely. Pamper yourself with reall y 'fine jewelry th at wiU be a permanent reminder of the thoughtfulness of your giver. Our selection of quality pieces will excite your interest. Stop in soon ... and do br in g your Chri stmas check! American qem Societ4 Registered Jeweler (~) --..!.- 1 recall what you gave to each loved one, or what they gave you. But you will find that some gifts have a way of lingering in the m inds and hearts of those who .rt!ceive the m . Fine jew e lry , for exa mple , Is som ething of value that not only has lasting q uality. it has lasting semtimental value. How many Christmas gifts do you know of that have becom e family heirlooms. passed aJong from generation to generation? When a loved one passes away, is n 't it true that family m embers treas ure most the s mall. in6mate, personal pieces of jewelry that are passed aJong to survivors? Of course we have more than just a sentimental interest ln i"ol>ing that you will in clude giftS of jewelry on your holiday shopping list. But if yoo give it some thou1ht. jewelry is a gift that combines tender thoughts with good common ME.MB(A AMl:.RIC:AN G(M S()('lf TY sense. isn't it? It's something ~82J NEWPORT BLVO COSTA Mr SA we hope you will consider u 35.YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION gift.giving season approaches. B kAmericero -Master Charge PHONE~ 01 ~~~~~~~!!!!!~~ -. , .• s Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Wednesdey. December 2, 1981 Allen: A bit at a time Problems piled up for national security adviser By WAl.TER It. MEARS A•-..Ct.1Clwl1 I W ASIUNGTON Some day, perhaps, a deposed government -offi c ia l wl 11 wri l e a little guidebook for his successors to consult in times of trouble .. Rictfard V. Allen could have used one. 'Fo r there is a pattern in controve r s i es 'l i k e that surroWlCli.ng President Reagan's national security adviser, and the lessons of one adminjstralion never seem to registe r on the next. No set of instructions is going lo avoid such problems ; they go with the t erritory. But once something happens tha t raises a cloud or suggests a conflict or inte r-est, the subject of inquiry and ru s defenders could, al least. avoid ma.king it worse. That is what has happened in the Allen m atter. It began as an inquiry over an .unreported and;-according to All e n , for go tten $1 ,000 honorarium for a Japanese magazine interview with Nancy Reagan. It has been managed so as to raise othe r questions about Allen and the cons ulting business he sold when he joined the White House staff. 11• 11111111 It is ent•ely possible that the re is les·s to the whole business than meets the eye in public print. One Jus tice Department official, a career m an with no special tie to the administration:' suggests that it has been overblown from the beginning. Part o f the proble m 1s disclosure on the inst allment plan. When information about ·such a matter com es out bit by bit. with new disclosures ever y day or two. the case li ves on. and flouris hes. That's what happened in the summe r of 1977, whe n Be rt • Lance. Presid e nt Carter 's budget adviser. was under investigation for rus practices as a G eorg ia banke r . Lance res ign e d after w eek s o f controversy. His d t!parture probabl)' w..s inevitable. But the serial disclosure system made it all worse. The expert on that would be Richard M. Nixon, who could have taken Watergate at one big dose. Instead . Nixon and his Jailing of liquor thief called setup CONCORD,..N.H. IAPI The chief executi ve of the New Ha mpshire Liquor Commission was arres t e d a nd j a ile d overnight after he threatened to lift a hotel'S liquor license when he was refused an additionaJ drink, police said. But J a m es D o wr ick . e xe cuti ve direc t or of the commission, denied the charges and claimed he was entrapped by commissio n Chairwoman J ean Wallin in "a classic setup" designed to discredit him. P olice said they c ha rged Dowrick with trespassing and resisting ar rest. after forcibly re moving rum from a bar he . refused to leave Monday night. Dowrick claimed Mrs . Wallin sought to discredit him because he ha s g i v en f e d e ral investigators evidence that she illeg ally kept a Concord bar He~lacklay l"IM A••· .t MeM Dr. 646-3228 open until 3 a.m . to entertam liquor brokers. Mrs. Wallin, who has been at odds with Dowric k over the o p e r a ti o n o f t h e $1 40 m illion-a-year s tate-run retail liquor business. called his charge of a setup "certainly not the s tate ment of a rational person ... She caJled hjm "just a disgruntled employee.'' , Asked if she had kept a bar open past legal hours, she said: "No t t o m y kno wle d ge I cert<UnJy haven't." Dowri c k . 46 . h e ads a management team set up by the Legislature t o s tre amline operation of the state's liquor business. The three-m e mbe r commission, headed by Mrs. Wa llin, has been at odds with the team over control or the business, the second largest source of state incom e. MARGARITAS aad GREAT MEXICAN FOOD .... Hunt~leach 20111 ~·· -~ 963-9748 ''l'M TIRED Q.f TURKEY'' r A DOLLAR A .,INN•R (OR LUNCH OR-aRUNCH) ~0 A DOLLAltot'P ,OR YOU AllD A DOLLAR CW' G°""' ,-f. POR IVIRYON• WITM YOU. ~\)~,"~~o,.-t ,..---------------- ~.,.. __ Dinners x $1 .00 ---- mone-, aaved ne coupon per guest c ec VALID THAU 12-1o-81 advisers chose what John D. Ehrllchman called "a modified. limited hangout." As a result, the administration took poison on the installment plan. Allen's problems are not in the same league, and he has moved t o s t e m th e pe r s i s t e nt ins ta flments by a nswering reporters questions following severa l weeks of silence. AUen finally stepped aside , on a n administrative leave of absence, while investigators sort out his role in accepting the J apanese honorarium. His troubles could have been minimized had everything come out at once: the tardily reported h o n o r a r i um . t h e g if t wristwatches, the sale of hjs consulting business 'to a former Reagan adviser · with continuing monthly paymeRts. · Ins t ead . o n e r e v e lation followed another . until Allen said he had made a mistake in not reporting the honorarium to the White House counsel's offil.-e. At the sante lime, he said the sale of his consulting firm had been finalizea and there were no mor e monthly paym ents due him. The White Ho use public relation.s apparatus did little lo help control Allen's situation. White House spokesmen said f i r s t tha t Alle n h a d been investigated and cleared, then had to retract that since the FBI i nquiry h as n 't yet b een completed. They said Reagan learned of the J apanese gratuity w h e n the world did . then reversed that lo sa y that he'd known about it for weeks. . The guidebook, if there were one. wouJd te ll the embattled o ffi c i a l o f a fu tu r e administrat ion to check every a n g le, get the whole sto ry togetqer. and tell it all at once. If it's bad, it isn't going to get any better. And in any event. stringing it out can only make it worse. It might also offer lips on dete rmining when the case is getting out of control. There 's a simple way to figure that: it's ba llooning when the official in vo l ved find s n e two rk tel evision c r e w s c ampin g outside his door every morning . They waited for Lance. and they wait for Allen now. He made the network news by riding hi s bicycle and chatting with hi s neighbors on Thanksgiving Day J SNOW J08 Mary Ziegler of Sioux Falls. S.D .• has two piles of show to conquer -tht: one dumped on her car by Mother Nature and ,,, ...... the stuff piled up by a snowplow. Sioux Falls got seven inches of new snow Monday night. Suspect tells. of· beatings Homemakel\' of Year· on trial for slaying husband CORUNNA. Mich. IAPJ A wo m an crippled by multiple sclerosis shot her husbaod a day after complaining that he would not lift her from he r wht!clchair into bed. her ~on tc~t1fied . The test imony camt! al a preliminary cxam 1nat1on for Dorothy Andrews . 40, who 1s c ha r ged with kd lsng her husband, Terrv Andrews. 28. Mrs Andrews is free on bond David Mt'De av1 ll, Mr s Andr ews· 17 year-old son by a previous marriage. sa id that ooe da y before the s hooting ·his mother "looked like she hadn't slept. She ~aid Terry wouldn't let her s~p .. Mc Deav1ll said his mother "can't get mlo bed alone." He said her husband normally lifted her into bed. McDeavitt testified that his . m other once had soug ht he lp from an organization which a1d'i ba ttered women She has said that the group. the Council On Violent Encounters. kept her m shelters for one week last summer Mc Deavill also said that at his mot h er·s reques t h e h ad removed the nne used in the shoot.mg from the family's home ~everal times He s a id that during lhe week his mother was a w ay , Andre w s h i m self retrieved the weapon from the Scoutmaster with whom it was kept McDeavitt said he heard two loud noises the night Nov. 15 while m his upstairs bedroom al the family home in Owosso He ~aid he ran downstairs. think.mg his mother had fallen from her "heelchair Mrs. Andrews was sitting in the chair holding a rine she normally kept in a rack above the bed s he sha r e d wi th An drews. Mc Deavitl s aid Andrews, he said. was lying in the hed gasping a nd ble~ng "She said ·1 shot him. I shot him , oh God. please he lp.' " ~cDeavitt said. • Andrews died four d ays later. Mrs And re ws , who , was named Mlcrugan Homemaker o( the Year at lhe State Fair in 1979. in interviews. has declined to discuss the shooting but has accused her husband Qf mental and physical abuse. A devout Melhodist, she has complained that Andrews would not allow her to attend church and hid her purse when she threatened to leave him. She was married to Andre ws for about II months VW recalls 4 ·5 0, 0 0 0 D ET R 0 I T I A P 1 -~:ai d Volkswagen or America s aid it is ners or 1977 t hrough 1979 recatting about 450,000 Rabbits R a b bits a nd Sc1 roccos with a nd Sc iroc c o s to r e du ce ga~ol ine engines will be notified emissions or nitrogen oxide and by m ail in Februa ry that they hydrocarbons. may take their cars to dealers T h e U S. Enviro n men tal for emissions tests. the company Protection Agency began pro· said If the emission level is too t'eedings last year against the high. repairs will be made at no com pany to fo rce correction or c<,s t to the car owner the emissions problem . In re lurn T he full recall program will be fo r \'W's voluntary recall pro-carried out m all states except gr a m . the E PA has agreed to C al1forn1a. whe r e o nlv the drop it s p r oceed i n g s . VW h vdroca rbon e mission ievels :-pokes man Thomas McDonald need to Ix-corrected. Bronze glows everywhere. -. Bronze clutch . 14.99. We're so affordable 23~99 & 24 .. 99 QUALICRAFT~ SHOE STORES I 4 1 Ft\~HION ISLAND. NEWPORT BEt'.01. 759-9889 , AS SEEN IN GUMOUR. ----------------~~------------------------.-.-------------------------------------~-----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~----- • -·~ .~Tiffiu~· · Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 2, 1981 $ ·Paynlent , to victim's l Welfare cuts restored kin OK'd \ .. LOS ANGELES (AP) An Ruling on notice to recipients prompts state. action $8!7,000 puyment to the family o(q a Canadian woman killed 1n a t qtffl c accident wruch allegedly 11 occurred al least partly because .,. of missing s to p s igns was· . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Uecause a federal judge found that the state dJdn't provide for proper notice to 150,000 Californians whose welfare benefits are being cut, the cuts will be restored W s month. a state spokesman said. "We are going to instruct the counties to pay the money." Shawn Ortiz or the state Social Services Department said in an inte r view before a scheduled U.S. District Court hearing. Judg~ Thclton Henderson trus week oi:,dered Social Services Director Marion Woods, Finance Director Mary Ann Graves and their lop a ides to explain Tuesday why they s hould not be he ld in conte mpt for cutting we lfa re benefits without the legally required notice. Ortiz said rus department was ·'doing everything possible to comply," and hoped to present a new notice that would satisfy the .judge. But he said the earliest the cuts could be permanently imple m e nt ed was in late December or e urly January. The reductions were supposed to save the state $21 million. Firm fined $210 SA~ DIEGO tAP I The stale of California h as f i ne d a lla y ward company S2 10 for safety violations after one of its s teel workers fell to his death from the top of a high-rise building under construct ion. The lle rrick Corp. was cited for several safety violations They were contained in a bill, h astily pai;sed durin g the Legislature's special session last month, implementing President Reagan·s welfare cutbacks that were approved by Congress. About 100,000 Californians are to lose a ll welfare benefits, because of c h anges in the e ligibility s t andards, a nd another 200,000 are to have benefits reduced. Ortiz said. The st ate-prepafled notices were sent by counties to about har those persons on Nov. 20 because the law r equires 10 days' advance warning. But Henderson. in res ponse to a class-action s uit by thret: welfar e recipients in Contra Costa and Solano counties, said the notices were dcfective and denied recip i e nt s their due·process rights. He cited language in one section saying recipients had no righ t to a hearing because benefits were being reduced on a mass basis, and another section saying recipients who' claimed mathematical or other errors in lheir own cases could seek a hearing . The sections were confusing and did not clearly tell recipients heir rights, the judge said Ortiz said the_ noti ces were drafted that way as an "effort lo minimize the number of .. hearings and minimize the loss or general fund money." lie said the J udge's decision came after counties had entered the reduced level of welfare payments into their com puters for mailing. The checks will be mailed at the lower benefit levels. and supplemental checks will be needed later in the month, he said. The olher 150,000 persons who were not St'nl notices will receive their full December benefiL-;, Ortiz said. He aJso said the stale hopes to offset its money loss by seeking restor ation of Sil million in federal welfare funds on the grounds that a federal judge was p revt!nting the s tale from complying immediate ly with Rea gan's c·ut~. ., ...... DIRTY BIRD Pat Quinn, wildlife director of the Monterey County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, tapes beak of oily seagull as she bathes it. Workers rescued 34 gulls from a Moss Landing garbage dumpster after they got saturated m fish_~1l and couldn't ny_o_u_t. _______ _ upproved hy t he Los Angeles,.1 County Board of Supervisors 1 , On the recommendation of \he J .. t·ounty counsel 's offi ce, the , , board vol.<."'d !>·O to approve the1H out-of-court settlement with the ,, family of Ellen Jewel Wourms. Mrs . Wourms. 39, of Port , Coqu1tlam. British Columbia, , died June 20. 1976. when the, 11 motorhomc she and her family .111 were traveling in became ,11 in volved in an accident in m PalmdaJe . However th~ "slop" and "stop 1, a h ead " !>igns before the , mterseclJon where the mishap 11 occurred were down and the.t· "stop" markings on the street 111 itself had been paved over. The'" inves ti gat ing California n I lighway Patrol officer said the accident was at least partly.,1. caused by the downed signs. Gann crime measure not on ballot yet Mrs. Wourms· hus band, Emil 111 Frede rick Wo urms, then 43, t s uffered four broken,ribs in the •' accident. Their children Tammy •1. Noel and Scott Anthony, then H aged 8 and 12 respectively, and ,.: her parents, Mount Albert Scott I a nd Olive Violet Scott, sustained i•I minor injuries. .11 The family had submitted a c laim for $1 ,0!>0,000 for the . SACRAMENTO <AP1 -An aide lo Paul Gann says his own report that the crime initiative has made the June ballot was two weeks premature Bob McEJreth. a si:>okes man fo r Gann, first said iTI an ~nterview Monday that about 700,000 signatures had been collected. But he called to say that he'd qualify for the Jurw ballot thal \'ICluns be notified before alleged wrongful death. f been .mi sunderstood and that 11 conta.ms 12 provis ions. mOf'it crim inals are sentenced, a A report . by Deputy Countyf Gann hopes to have 700,000 by or which ·i!rc s imilar to bills broadly worded Proposal aimed Counsel Jan A. Pluim s aid t Dec. 15. sponsored in recent year.> by l<iw at a llowing evidence from some records showed the signs, which The ir1tialive needs !>!>3,790 enfotcement groups illegal searches lo be used al were made o f wood a ndJ valid si~natures of registered trials, a provision allowing some embedded in dirt on the side of vot ers to make the ballot They include a virtual ban on non-murder defendants to be the road, had apparently been McElrcth said signatures would plea-b1trga1n1ng for serious hel d with o ut bail , a nd a knocked down by vandals 16 , be subrrutted to county officials c rimes. a narro"' 1ng of the constitutional "g<iarantee" of times in the 51 2 years before the 1 , around Dec 15. in t i me to m~anily defense. a requirement safe schools. accident. 11 -r==============::;;;:;;;:;;;============================~!!::::::=::;:r~~~~~~--"2-~~ -~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-4---~~~~~--' ,, I • The "Early Rendezvous" From 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. FeatwilMJ= So.t or Salad Choice of fRtrfts lfow Dailyt Dnttt and Coffff o..ty i 1500 p« ~ IW •lh each panv of two a Bollie of Red or Whtie French lmoo•leo Wine ) , ____ __,, f '•N11n11uNl l\:rl'ornuuwc FIRST PERFORMANCE Save M 00 on a clyNmite hairstyle! 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And you'd be paying just $16.00 per _month. You'll also enjoy a warmer house and lower energy bills this winter and beyond. For ~re information, call Dick at (714). 549-4833. .. 1 • ....... Orange Co~st DAILY PILOT/Wed nesday. Oocembor 2, 1981 White/lies thrive as med/lies perish FINED 1300 Stuntman . Dan Goodwin . 25. has been fined $300 and placed under court s upervision for six months on charges s temming from his Nov. 11 climb up the s ide of the 100-story John Hancock Cente r in Chicago. SAN JOSE CAP) -Some areaa .sprayed with malathion in t.he war against the Mediterranean fruit fly a r e c ho k e d w i th c I o u d s-o r crop-ravaging aphids and whiteflles, , agrlcultJ,lre officials said. "We don't have scientific data," sa id Bob McMann . executive secretary or the Santa Clara County Farm Bureau, "so all we know is what we see. But we're seeing a lot of them." ··My garden was infest ed with clouds of them," said Bob Scowcrofl of Palo Alto, a · member or the conservation group Friends of the Earth. "I finally just tore .out the garden and called it a lost year." Mc'Mann said the' problem is "another headache. another expense for growers, but not a severe one at this point. Ifs still not as bad as the medfly." The malathion is killing lacewings and other insects that normally keep aph ids and whiteflies in check , accordine to Roge r Blak~. a spoke sma n for the m e d(l y eradication project. .. But-the whitefly population is exploding In Sacramento where there hasn't been any spraying," he added. Some experts feel the answer to th..e new problem is to spr ay more pesticides and pray for a cold winter. But Judy Jones said she has sprayed plants in her Sunnyvale nursery several limes a week without complete success. "You· re not going lo get rid of them." she said. "All you can do is cut down on them by spraying orthene dia zi non or mor e malathion." · Budget balanced NEW HAVEN, Conn. 1AP1 -After 15 years of ope rating deficits, Yale University revealed it balanced its budget during the 1981 fi scal year and achieved a $52,000 s urplus Oil exploration supported WASHINGTON <AP) -If "environmentally sensitive procedures ·~ a re employed, exploring for oil and minerals on public land is supported by a large majority of Americans, according to a Sindlinger & Co. poll. The survey questions dealt in general with the polic ies of Interior Secretary James Watt, who says he believes the nation can develop its energy resources on public lands while still protecting the environment. The poll was conducted for the political l y con se rvative Heritage Foundation. 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'IOU A~ulE~· QOE5'flOMS, ANO 'fllf. U4?.ll'fS t.l~E ~ AN 10£.A ~ ~A1" t:AUU. ~·(£ M-'>1" Sllr1'tQ ,.._......__.., f~ ... ---· c..>EA H ! l,>OO'RE (('(.) ~DrE ! &Er our -mt.RE. AND 5Ef OP f(V.) EQolPMENT / If ~IQ l ~"°°I.(} et Elf~t~ A IMC11C-IAN Oft A tlUC.\.tM. OISAS1tR . INSfE.C-fO~. HMM, 1.-00KS L..IKE: A PAIR O F WHt'T"E: PAN"'TVHOSE: E:N-I Wt N t NG A SHOW E:R R013_ ... W HAf'S IHAI S 'PuSE:P ,.-0 PE:PtCI ~ ma •ETTER ......... OR8E GEi Ill MIKE I .~ GETTrlE pycK~GE\ THR\ PUCK~ by Gus Arriola by Tom B~t1uk 1 WONOE.R. IF I LJX)K HALF A5 tOOU5H Ao! FEEL ! by George Lemont \ - . s • Oran9e Coast DAILY PILOT /Wodnesday. December 2. 1981 A9 A. LIMITED NUMBER OF A'ITRACTIV&: Family 'learns lesson ~ '6-pack' dUring cold ordeal duck Chrmtmas· Carol Song SheetB ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO sought Churches & Organi7.ations Call ia Penen It A.M. to S P.M. .. ,,REN0 11AP> _,A San Mateo, "We are a ll In good physica l Calif , family credits exercise and . condition." she 1uud. "My hus b1md I .,. ....... TO WINTER HOME ··Big :\I... on<• of the holllc nose dolphins at Great Advt>nlurc Park in Jackson. N .. J .. is p laced l>n specia l stretcher for flig,ht to California for the winter Holiday Gift Art Show /Sale Daily thru Dec 9 Huntington Center's annual super exhibit of arts and crafts featunng 55 top lalented artists From this great array of unique orrginals you II find a perfect gift for everyone Beach Blvd and 4C5 Fwy Children's ·Puppet Show II s th'e season to make kids happy at Huntington Center's Great New Mall whh the real Sa'hta, caroltng and entertatnment See the M1tcheJI Marronettes 4 shOws daily every Thurs . Frr Sat & Sun trl Omstmas ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Asll For Roy, LUSE Srf CIAUST ot I HOWARO Chevrolet I c.i--o1~-a.-s .. 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She also said they did the right But Alice Verby admitted, "We thing by deciding to spend the night were not prepared and we learned in a snow cave made under a rock our lesson." outcropping , rather than trying to Mrs. Verby, 39. her husband, Dr. find their way out RENO I AP> In Las Veg a s, th ere was Donna. the duck with an arrow through her s ide. Now Reno has iL'I own bird-in-need a duck with a plastic s1x·pack holder around its ne<·k. Harbor Lawn ~ Harry Verby, 41, and theit children, "We really did keep calm," Mrs. J oel. 12, and Eric. 11, learned their Yerby said. "We had a game plan - "lesson" by getting lost during a we took the best choice of action. The cross.country ski outing near Tahoe irOJlY is that we were only a couple of The duck doesn't ha ve a· name a nd Or. Jim Da·le of the Humane Society said the plastic colla r doesn't seem to be hurting it. But Dale said he 's afraid the bird will get hung up on a branch somewhere and choke to 1625 GISLER • COSTA MESA (Locate4 9djaoent '° ,.,. S.n D6qo Fre•••i A ... ,.., llvd. lo.} \ 1 540-5554 l NO OBLIGATION • Meadows. miles from our car. if only we could The family was found the next day have found our way." by a Was hoe County search and r escue te am -:-but o nly after The yerbys w~r.e. s p.otted by a s pending the night huddled in a young .~1lot who was a friend _or Mrs. mak esh ift c ave while o uts ide Verby s brothe r Todd Tomich, 22. te mperatures plumme ted to 10 . new over _the area where the V~rbys degrees. · · . ~ere behe~ed to be lost u!lh l he Mrs. Verby said the family was ~p.otted ~hem . and. then .d~rected inexperienced at cross-country s kii ng sea rchers lo the family by radio. death. *f-i + and was ilt-prepared for a night in ' Some 30 people a nd a team or dogs the woods. She said they should have were dispatched hy W.ashoe County taken warmer clothes. matches and authorities the ni ght before to look survival food. for the family. She credited their survival in pa rt to good health. · T he Vt>rbys we r t! tre ated for frostbite and left for home. Hum a n e Soc i ety wo rke r s have tried s talkin g th e d uc k . without s uccess. But, unda unted , Dale s a id t h e soc i e t y w o ul1 <'Ont i nue to c heck its t;:::=P;;;::::ll=t:;:L==bo==k========.==,=,=,:;::; 'progress regularly, an.J Ca~id c:!men. ~an.-'e$ oa·11y Pl keep on trying to catc:1 it. exclU$lvely m the New at Gibraltar; RETIRE A ILLIO DOLLARS by saving_jUst 12.74 a day. ? You can qualify under new law ••• even if you have a retirement plAD at work. Imagine your retirement life ~ith a million dollars. What was once a dream is now within reach of the average wage-earner. · G ibraltar's compounded interest can make it happen for you. 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Schw1tb & <:o . subsidiary to the nation's largest discount btokerage firm. h1u1 unnounced plans to acquire an Irvine-based discount brokerage house, Letterman Transaction Servictis Inc. 1'he disclosure came one week aft er Schwab's µurent com puny. Ch;.1rles Schwab Corp., ;_innounced-iLhad accepted a $S3 million purchase orrer from BankAmerica Corp., parent l'ompany to Bank of America. "Actually. we al ready had strµck a deal several weeks before thal announcement was made." said Scott Letterman, SDG&E discloses $~2 million loss SAN DI EGO (AP) -San Petroleum Distributors. Diego Gas & Electric Co s ays 1t Guttero said the utility found lost $32 million instead of $31 · out two mopths ago that it cost million as first thought in a 1978 Sl million to cancel the• deal to oil swap with a Houston, Texas. buy 200.000 barrels of low·sulfur broker. fu el which il didn't need. The disclosure came at a At the time. he said. the world hearing of the Public Utihties market was glutted with oil. San Commission. and PUC attorneys Otego Gas decided to burn accused the San Diego company natural gas and lacked space to of withholding information from store the two to three million its auditors. barrels or oil which, under the A company s po k esma n , contract. it was to receive. Jeffrey GuUero. described it as The deal was so involved that, ·•another unfort\mate episode" San Diego Gas admitted months in a contract signed with United ago. it stood to lose $31 million. CO\.LECTO•S COUIE• ~ 11+•1 o.14 C-~.1t Sll•w Cl . .-, 11 •• , s.11 e Daily Pilot e classifieds work for µresident of lht1 privately QWned hrm. He i.aid the takeover. 's ubJect to execution or a final a~reemenl, has been discussed since l!nG. "Scverul major brokerage firm s were interested,'' Letterman said. He said he hopes to sign a d efinitive agrl!emcnt sometime this week. He was not at liberty, he said, to discuss t~e purchase price. James W. Fuller, Schwab senior vice president. s aid the merger was possible in part because ot Schwab's access to c redit due to the pending BankAmerica deal. Letterman has branches 1n San Francisco. San Diego, Los · Angeles. Houston and Dallas. Sc h wab is based i n Sa n Francisco. Discount brokerage houses discount commissions by up to half or what full·s trvice brokerage h ouses charge because they do no research. underwriting or over·the·counter trading. Letterman s aid he and his brother, Bryce. will now focus on their oil and gas business. l(f~rr-to4U,u .. u.n ~pie lHll 1414.JS M24,1S SO Ptsos t4f1 .M ..,.._ .. "°""' Sliver 8-VlJS." VMS·" s...111 CM ti~-VIII ... (71•1U...- • you. Call • 642-5678 e forquick • cash sa les. CONSTRUCilON MONEY AVAILABLE AT HERITAGE BANK. • • Residential •Commercial Buildinp: Takeout Commitment required along with lea.es. • Land Loans up to one year 50% appraisal. 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Sulit 101 Nciwport Beach, c .,11ro1nla 92660 (714) 644 9490 - RE PAIR UNDER WAY llt•IJwcan sport:. l'ars arl' lx>in).! reeallctl for rC'vlf.lt'l'mt•nt c'1f u ~C:rtl'l\ of nut:-. an tht· front !>U~pt·n~mn Recall 's1nooth' The recall of between 2,000 and 3,000 DeLorcan cars rs going sm oothly with repair limes avaraging :w minute!>, ):laid C.R Brown, pr e s ident o r th e De Lorean Motor Co 's North A m c r 1 c a n '' p c r a I 1 o n a I headquarters in I rvrne He said the repair job. which Involves replat•cmcnl or a serie::. of nuts in the front suspension of the fancy stainless-steel coupt:. is being done at all or the 345 D e Lorl•an d ea l er s hip s nationwide Brown said t he voluntary recall . announced an letters sent to a II owne r s of l he $26.000 sports car , was a µreraut1ona~ measure . lie said replacement or the nuts 1s ai med at eliminating the "remote" possibility that one of them could come loose after s cvHa·t 'tthousand miles and cause potential steering control problems. Brown said the old nuts. 'are !icing r eplaced with a new. type dcs1Rned to stay on tightly He said that no accidents have lleen caused as a result or the problem The car was introduced to the United States earlier this year The DeLorean headquarters in Irvine at 2055 Mam St. serves as the n ationwide dis t ri bution center for the sports car made m Ireland. OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS FV firm 's • earni118B, sales up Newport Corp. of Fountain Valley, manufacturen of laser optics componenta, experienced u les and tiarnings growth for the flrsl quuter or 'the 1982 fi scal year . accord i ng to Edward C . Berry , ch ief executive officer . Net income for the quarter ended Oct. 31 was $854,231, or 31 cents a share, compared with $719 ,6L8. or 32 cents. including l cent .per s hare for extraordinary credit and I cent per share from the discontinued operation ot the Dole Division. for the quarter ended Oct. 31. 1980. Sales were $4 29 million compared with $3 43 mllbon m 1980. At the annual sha reholders meeting held Nov 18, all present board members were re-elected They are Edward C. Berry, William J Biehl, Milton M.T. 1 Chang, H R Gorr a nd J ohn W. '! Matthews 7\11 are prin cipal · orfi cers of the company except Biehl , a manage m e nt consultant. ' Berry reµo rted J>~tUement at mi n 1 ma I co ~l ··<ff sever a I outsta n~:hng-le:iws uits arising from )AJfeged tritium emissions al the company 's former ,s ubsidiary, American Atomics • ,Corp, As to the future . Berry said t h e co mpan y 's present production base and capability, m a rketing positions, financial s tre ng th , t ec hnolog ically capable pe rsonnel . and i t s e mphasis on new products. puts 1t in a strong position to meet the research and applied needs of laser . electro-optics and related industries. I 1 l • s • ' • 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 II .... ... 10 2.1'1 ,. 1,1'1 ,, ., 1l N•mo AmLtit Gtnt1En..., RCkwdN•I ~~~~E Per01~ C.tntlEn 11n O.•on NLI Cp Unti••rn q. 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Cmrlpart't l SYlVIA PORTED~-..~, With thl• llV<'I' ,.., ·, a 11 A m t• r 1 c· ::in 1> u p u I u t 1 tJ n . ·-· _ ,.. farrnt•r>s rt't'('IVC' )('"'t'o forr~aJ L..<JUClltiOti M<t:.l farmers gripe about politics and fear the rnencan s~"tcrn 1~ fatlln~ hut they don't bother to 'c11l-in pres1dt•nt1al elections ir you ans we red true to any of the above, you llunkL"Cl All arr· fa lse c;tatements. according to a M mprchun!.1Vl' "tuct) or rarmers coast to coast, JUSt ('Ondu<'lttd for Cc1tton Inc bv Research & Forecasts, :111 indttpcnt.lcnt New York b"aserl research fllim. Yet. these ar1• our strongly held beltefs about farme rs . It's difficult to accept them a !> merely popular m yths that "'l' hand down rmm generation to generation f or ins tance . 91 percent of those farmers c;ur\'eyt.'d lieltevc they race more n sks than people in other vccl11>at1ons An overwhelming tnaJority (95 pt•rcl'nll :-.aid that , t;:1 ven a free choice, they would l'Ontinue farming Only 60 percent of the general puhht• would C'Cmt1nuc• 1n the occupations they now have Thl' :.ource:. of Jr>b satisfaction among the furming community al"o a re extraordinary A close famil} env1ronm1•nt was cited by on e-third of the U'..Slllllldents. while lle1 ng your own boss <70 percent) and being outdoors were m entioned by s ubstantial number:s A:. an example of stability, 90 percent of fa rme rs lx'iit:vt• that It is very important to do things together a" agains t 74 percent of the public. a nd 65 A hidden shu<:k'!r concerns education , for tn1s :.urve) strt>s:.c!> that today's farmer is more educated than othrr American:. A full 45 percent of those "urveyL"<l had attended college, compared with 30 verccnl of tht• general public f'~urth er m orc . they used their educat ion , lwroming what the report calls "1nfo rmat1on activists .. /\l ll'ast 80 perceoL,of farmers use t>x t e ns ion M'rVll'<'S agribusiness lite rature and profttss 111n a l con.,ultants 1n farm management program<, I STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES "IE W VOR.C•APt ~•/\di Dow JON'\ <IYQ\ •or T und•Y °"' I N [W VOfitl'. t A ~, \ltl•·~ TU.'\ flt'1t.• At\0 Ofl C.,....fl(lf: c.>t "" ,,,,_,,. In(''' .. ch'llll• Nt"w vor., ~f()(.I(. (,.t nctn~ ,,.....,,,., ~!~:;.i,~ t'Jtl°""lly Al;.~~,,~ fhdr~f "60b0 " ~ JOO • I • •. A" "DnM ~ tlS 'l(j() II • • " DowCll•m •II .oo 11 ... T~••<O nc fJllli)(IO ,J.f 1 Am•• •n< ~·· too VJ . I lu ~~"°"''"' n ).4t .00 u , lllM Uo 400 i• • [••On' ~~I ,,~. 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U til "'°' • '-a;;,..;.;.;,;;.;..;;;.;._.;.,..;,~_;~Mllllll.-.1.."--'L..:S::IJ...;:liliiiliil--..iii----;,;:;;;.,,;;.~mi!A,_. .. u,. ....... lil:ll:;;;~!.im..;. _____ ;.;;,..;;;;,;;;;;,;~.A.;.,..;..;.,;;__;_ _ _;._;;;;_;,.;_.-i~;;.;,.:.;;._~;.;_-:_.:,:. __ _. WKfllll 1t tt l\o \'O -·· pt 1 • •l ,.... .. "'ftlnd I JO I 1116 -• ... •) l I I .. ' ( ( : • I I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT Wednesday, Oocomber 2. 1981 State to f e'e l impact 1of federal fund cuts The Reagan admm1strt1tion's new re de ral budget t•o mbinl's more thun 50 f edcr a lly rund~d programs into nine block ~rant s . to be administered IJy tht:' st ates. The theor y wus to give tht• s t a t es more flextbil1tv 1n a llocating ledera I rund::. ~hen• they a·r e mos t needed IJ y reducin~ specific entitle ments It was a reason a b it:' ·theor \' H o w eve r . the budget als o reduct.><! the total f cd cral runds a~ai lable for the blo~k gr ants by 25 percent. This h~s left mos t ~tatl'~. inc luding Califorr11a . with . the dile mma of deciding wht:'rl' l<)('al c utbacks can be made I.ate last month, fin~ stale , Senate commillees conduC'ted public hearings in Los A(lgeles on five consecutive davs to a ssess the block grant b udget cuts in five kev areas education . public transit. legal servi<:cs for the poor . hous ing and he alth programs. The conclus ions. after tht• testimony of 500 part icip:.mt; \\a::- as scmbled. a re not enrour:.tging In education, fedcr<JI aid to California schools will be C"ut bv . more than S.SOO million ovt:r the ! next two vears . This will mean fewer federal dollars for tea che r ·training. libra r ies. education for ' the handicapped and hot meuls · for the poor · · In public transit. "ttnes~cs : predicted prohibiti\'c S2 bu~ fart'~ Within th(' nex t fe\\ \'l'(H:o.. res ulting in a reduction or 50.CXIO com mute rs on the Sout hl·rn California Rapid Transit System mostly young people. the . e lderly and job-seekers . On publicly financNl ll·gal s e r vices fo r the poor. it was estimated about 145.000 of the three m illion elig ible citizen:-nm\ take advantage of the "ernC'e~. w h iC'h woul<.l ~<.·limin<.ited uncll'I' the Reagan pr'O°'gram In hous ing . <tn est1maH'd 7 .000 to 10.000 fewer n ew su bsid1zed · rent al housm~ unit::- will be built. addin~ up to a S3QO mill ion r e du ction in housing co nstruction. Under new rules. t 4 million California house hold::. wi ll be removed ·from rederal hou~ing assist an ce eligibility In health services. the s tall' will "lose $47 million in federal s upport of Medi-Cal. $10 million for t1lcohol ·<.lru g abuse and mental he alth programs. S7.4 m illio n for preventive health se r vices and S5 8 m11l1on for maternal a n d t•hilcl health progr a m s . In other a r ea!-.. J0.000 CET A \\'Or kers will lose public se r vice .1obs be-cause of thl' e limination of th at program a nd StOO m illion will be lost in fe deral ·business development funds . Pe rcentage-wist' the federal c ut s d o not s o und dras tic . ranging as they do from aboul 5 per cent in preventive health care to about 18 percent in maternal and child hea lth care But when s p e lled o ut in dolla rs and cents. the impact on the state is dramatit Now it is up to the state to deC'ide w h er(' to allocate the rC'main inJ;! fed t•r a l dollars. which programs to <·ut bal'k a nd whith to e li min<ilt' He\'ond doubt. manv thousa nds of ·lower income Ca,lifornia familil'S will s uffer fro m the attempt to g l·t giw ernment off ou r bal'ks Said o n t• s t a l e ~ f It' 1 a I . · · W h l' n Wa s hington C'Ub thoughtlessl:-. California bleed~ profusely.·· This doubtless was not the · intent of the cutback:-;. but Just pos sibly a s in othe r areas of the budget m a ne uvering they \\ e r e n ot thou g h t th r o u g h t•arefull y enough L'l earl\', no amount or ·,·o lunteeris·m .. will be enough to 0 f f S el W h a t i S g 0 I n g t 0 bl' happening in th1::-~tall' 'Law -hits shoplifters :\ I a \\ µ a s " e d b y t h e Legislature this :-e ar a nd going into effect Jan l could h l·lp reduC"e California ·~ ~taggenn g Sl billi o n an nu al loss fr11m shoplifting • T h c m t· a :-. u r l' g 1 ' l' -. m c r c h <.i nts morC' lt>e wa\ 111 d ct ainin ~ sus pected shop Ii ftt•rs . s earching th eir p u r s e s a nd packages. and using rec·overcd stolen good s as endence in l'ourt . T h e I a "' r e m o " e s t h t.• req uirement that the shopliftl•r m u s t have left the :-.tore before b ei n g d e t ained . allow s detainment for a .. reasonable time." per m its rl'as onablc s e lf -dcft:'n se ., if r esis tan C'e 1 ~ cncounte recL\pcrmits a sear ch c)f purse a nd packages. but not , cloth ing. permits detaining the .. u s pc cl u n l i 1 po I i C' e a r r i ,. c• and recoH'r:-of stolen items that :.trt• in plain \'ll'\\. and allows the us e of ·prob;i ble n rns t··· a s dcfl'nsc 1f c:1\'il a t tion 1 l>rought :.igainst lhl' mNc h ;rnt hy tht• :-us pct·t · ~lerchants s hould be C"ar l'lul to stav within the limtts nf' tht· new law. to :.tsk the suspect to ,. o I u n t a r i I \' s u r r c n d c r s t o I e n goods. and· to he s ure there art: witne~"~ an' -del<..u+mcnt or search · T he new law doubtless won't bring s hoplifting to a h a ll. but it will untie the hands of \'ictimized merchants and perhaps. as word of lhe new rules gets around. it will discourage thil•ves "ho think the\ know how to l'irc·um\'ent cx i~tin).! shoplifting laws Stay with the coverups ~ Secretary of State Alexander Haig recently s u~gestcd that .. we " meaning m e m bers of the administration "sometimes do too much talking ." With reganl to tomm ent s a bout "li mited nucle ar war"' m Europe. the poss ibility of a nu c lear "warning blast .. a nd the ··Trojan horse" in the Reagan economic program. h e certa inly was right. Talk like this <:an sh ake up nations . Unfortunatelv . ·t he C'areless chatter is no t confine d to upper levels . This week we have WhiH· House social secretar\' Muffit• Brandon bewailing the ._ ·tcrrihlf! tablecloth crisis." ·The Whit e House. it seems. has only six d iffer e nt changes of tablecloths for state dinners . and some of the line ns a re not in the best of shape. There isn't a n y m oney left to bu:-· new t ablecloths. s ays Muffie. but s he has resourcefu lly scoured the attics for lace ovcrla vs and manages to complete the coverup job with cente rpien•s and other deco rations . The fu r o r over Nancv Reagan's c hina has quieted and most Americans probably agree. that he r expenditure of $822,000 in gift m oney to repair and refurbis h the Wh itt: House famil:-· li vi n g quarter s was justified. Fortunately . thl' condition of the official silverware seems s ati s fa c torv to the n ew occupants. We 'd s u ggest Mrs . Bra ndon j ust m a ke do Ylilh the tablecl01hs a nd s to p worr~·lnJ? ••loud that guesb "will lx'gin to not ice the repetition.·· If th e Foorl a nd the con"ers ation arc ad~quate. they probab l ~~ won 't even notice ·what's under the CO\'C'rup~. I . Opinions expressed in the spac.e above are those of the Dally Pilot. Otner vlews ex- ipresSed on this page art those of their authors and artists. Reader c.omment ~s lnv1t· I ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.' Box IS60, Costa Mesa, .CA 92626. Phone (7U l I 6 .. 2 ... 321. • ORANGE COAST ailyPilai Pwoh•-• .,.,. ""• ol ll)P •••• •I UO WO\S. Uh \t . (O\t4 Mt~ AOdf'~' COrtf,l)OnOfPN• ID 8o• ·~.(~-c;~•?•h Tho~s P . .wrey Pub lisher Thomas A. ,.rptllne Editor Bar bara.Kr.eibiCh • EdriorJa l Page Ed.tor . I •, Chief. needs political skill WASHlNGTON Military ab1hly is only one ~riterion for a successful chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Stare He must be adept at the 1nterserv1ce infightin.g that permeates the Pentagon, he must be a skillful enough poli tician to s atisfy "the president and his top advisers and he must be able to ha ndle Congress. Air Force Gen. David· C Jones, the current chairman, is pretty good at mos t of his job. He has a distinguished military record dating back to World War II; he also served in the Korean and Vietnam conflicts Though he 1s not a West Pointer. he has managed to keep control of professional rivalries at the Pentagon. And so far. at least. he hasn 't run afoul of the White House crew IT'S IN lllS relations with Congress that' Jones may have been less than the 'compleat chief of staff On a number of occasions. he has misled congressional committees. and some members of the Senate have been openly critic-al ·or his performance. Sen. Thomas E agleton , D·Mo .. was.so fur ious at what he thought was the general's deliberate deception. 1n fat't. tha'l he compa red him to Ri chard Nixon. "You said you had no mtentton to deceive." Eagleton told the lean, crewcut. ~-year.old Jones. "You didn't do very well , but you had no intent to deceive. l thought we were hearing rrom President Nixo n again Re m ember. he had no intent to deceive the Congress Wh at brought on this outbur~l was a rlipflop in tes timony by Jones to the Senate Appropriations Committee. The Air Force had been accused by internal wh1stleblower::. of disobeying Congress' JACI AIDIRSDI order to 1unk an obsolete computer system, and then of doctoring budget figures to c·over up the wrongdoing JONES WAS ('ALLED to explain the cove'rup. ln his prepared testimony, he denied any wrongdoing and insisted the Air Force ha.d not tri,ed to trick Congress. But when Jones learned that one or the whistleblowers was also to be a witness. he abruptly postponed his appearing before the committee. When the general later did testify, his new statement admitted the coverup. but laid 1t t.o internal squabbling and said he had been unaware of it That's whe n Eagleton blew up Internal Air Force memoranda r e viewed by my associa~e Donald Goldberg m ake clear that J ones· closest advisers were fully aware of the computer Sl·am and questioned its lega lity months before the Senate hearing Jones is intelligent. speaks with authority and exudes self·conf1dence lie 1s a formidable witness which is why there is growing concern that he is less than a st r a ight-shooter m his con g ress1onal testt mony A recent e xa m pl e was Jones .. s test1mon} on the AWACS sale t.o Saudi Arabia Asked about u 1975 AWACS test that was stlspe(•ted of being less than a roaring success. J ones told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee: "f lRST, THE «AWACS1 radar 1s · v e~y diff1 c u'tt to jam l n t h e circumstances wh ich you are talking about. it was not a test to determine the effel'l1veness of the AW ACS. Now it Just happcn~d that th e re wer( '6o m e «fighters 1 up there. that saw a number or miles awa~ a glint 1n the sky a!' the AW ACS turned on refl ection. and went over there and said how easy 1t is to intercept. .. The classified results or that 1975 test contradict J ones on three essential points. The test was indeed intended to determine A WACS effet't1 veness The test found the A WACS radar eas)r to jam The fighte r planes d1dn t .. just happen" lo be in the a rea . they were d1recUy involved in the test Footnote: A Pe ntagon spokesman· chaimed \hat Jones in hi s testimony was re"ferring to another AW ACS test, in 1978. arfd added that the• incident had been distorted b)r an erroneous press report Briggs cites his campaign d~ficits . . State Sen. John Briggs of fuller:ton did more than startle the press early t h i s m o nth w i th h i s abrupt announcement that be would resign his office before the end of the year He set in motion rumors and s peculation as lo his reason .for giving up what is c o ns idered by m ost a plus h job <'onsidering the $28,000 s alary plus a near Sl ,500 a month tax-free living allowance and a free automobile witp an unlimited supply of gasoline. Since Briggs has been openly one or the most active fund r aisers among the legislators, holding six or seven events this year, and because he was involved in several campaigns in 1978 and his own re.election to a new four year term Just last year, many speculated that Rriggs m ay h ave accumulated s ubs t antial s urpluses from those campaigns. THEY COU PLED that with the fact a ne w s tate law. SB 42. will end the privilege h e r e tofore e njoyed by legislators leaving office of pocketing whatever cam paign sur pluses they might have. The new law takes effect Jan. 1. Briggs told the press conference his campaign surplus was only $491.28 and declared natty there was "no hidden agenda .. to hiS> resignation, merely that he w.as tired of legislattv~ork. Yet. he indicated h e was considering employment as a lobbyist. He had earlier told another reporter that he did have a deficit from hjs f980 senate race and a "big deficit" frqm his ., flRl WITIRS gubernator ial campaign in 1978. He told that reporter he had spent only Sl35.000 on his Senate r~ce A review of the recor.ds on file with the Fair P olitica l P r actices ~ommission CFPPCJ shows that Briggs s tarted hjs 1980 Senate campaign with S2.896 on hand and thereafter collected S553.397. Hi s reported expenditures for tha t campaign totaled $550,538 leaving balance of SS,924 . But Briggs· report also s hows an existing campaign deficit of S220,074.· In his 1978 gubernatorial campaign Briggs started with S81,742 on hand and c o 11 e c t e d $ 7 9 9 . 7 8 8 a n d . s h.o w e ~ _ expenditures of $892,554 and a ba lance of $3, 102. A note on his report indicates thal the total shown as collected does not include $259,395 which he loaried to the two mit.1at.Jve campaigns in whi~h he was involved th<1i year. o~ on the death penalty and the other to bar employment .of homoscxua_ls in the schools: The Joan. 1t was noted. was • re paid durinJ( "the · penuct-the repo~ covers. BOT H INIT I I\ Tl\' E C'a mpaigns reported huge deficits, one' of over $600,000 and ,another or m·ore than $200.000 According to FPPC the.person listed as "Treasurer"· for the initiative campaign is responsible for the debts.- Briggs was not treasurh fOr either group but he loaned s u bstantial amounts to the two committees so part of the debt OWEl,d by them is to Briggs As for the campaign fund-raisers held this year the records show the total receipts to be $88.734.30 with $67 ,520.85 reported as spent a nd a balance reported as $491.28 Judging Crom the rec<Jrds reviewed and from Briggs· own statel'l}ents instead of leaving office with a surplus he m ay be leavin g with deficits. considering the amounts reported still owing on the initiative campaigns. The s peculation the n. that h is resignation was prompted by the new law regarding the pocketin g of t'a mpaig n surpluses 1s without foundation. Sex can be a disguise for other .needs Over the years, we have learned from Freud and his followers to s uspect that a variety of matters that seem to do with other things are really rooted in sexuality, of one sort or another. This has been a good and valuable lesson to learn. if we do not carry it too IYlllY 111111 far. As t he Mast e r hlm setr o nce jocularly reminded his acolytes, "Arter . a ll, a cigar is sometimes still just a cigar." W~t Is equally ·important to keep In mind , it seems to me. is that the reverse situation may be lrtle. What seem!! to be a "iexual matter may ac.tually spring fron:a quite dV(erenl m.ollvatlons. Sex ma~ 'be iJ>e manifest set,, but not the latent cause. I ~m thinking of marrjed m,n· ~ho have catried on long-term· affairs wilt) •. women. men whO ror y~ars have had what qu.alnfly used 'to .be 9-•lled "m istresses." ·In those cases l have been able to observe -obliquely. if not directly the sexual drive played a relatively minor role. Although the relationship revolved around the sexual act (there wlls little else to do, given its clandestine na~ure >. what the men were looking for. and presumably finding. was less erotic gratification than a kind of nursing or nouris hment they felt was lacking tft. their marriaee . <Whether thjs was thei r own fault or not is beside the point. l The concubines or mistresses I have been able to gJimpse h4lve been almost invariably less aUractlve than the wives, both in face and shape; far from being slinky, s~nsuous vam ps. they ~· h ave bee n for t h e mos t part m a ternal-looking creatures. Whatever t h eir 'allraction , il was not overwhelmingly physical in most cases. No doubt, some. men are married to cold pot.aloes (and vice versa is just as frequent), but the chronic players and s t rayers seem lo' be sufrertng from psychic and social malnulrlllon more t han sexual deprivation. T hey seem to be looking less for /tmme1 /atcm1 than ror mothers, slstcars. nurses. waitresses, l'ldmlrt-rs. and Romelimes jusl ·buddies. Sex takes lots of disguises in our society, bet'a use 1t h as to.; ~t . contrar iw ise, it a lso ser ves as a surrogate for a diversity or other needs and appetites: who can doubt that the compulsive womanizer Is drivep less by sex than by·vanity. insecurity and (ear of women'.' .Freud taught us many of the symbols for sexuality, it remains for . some future pjoneer to disclose the full . range or expressions for which the sexual act itself is only a symbol. lillllY•· BIRD LOVER 9 Wua. Nov. 23) mmt not reall11e ·that beach UtteT iaws could brln& a $SOO tine tbr tossing foocncra111 to g ulls . Better UH l he garba&e . disposal. ..G..J . j r .. TO WED MagiC'ia n Doug Henning will marrv artist Debb' Douili ard · Henni.ng wedding slated FAIRFI ELD . Iowa t AP> -The wedding of magician Doug Henning a n d hi s .bride at Maharishi International University will be more than jus t · a m a rriage ceremony -it will be part of the inauguration of a second meditation dome. school officials say . What's a med itation do m e ? The Gol den Dom e i s a r ou nd , 2 0 1 o o O ·-S q u a r e · foot structure built for group p r actice o f the Tran sce nd e ntal M e ditati o n and T M ·Sidhi program, a part o f the M I U curriculum. H e nn ing , who attended the university and is a member of its Deve lopment Advisory Coun cil: will m a rry Debby Douilla rd , an artist from Westchester Cou nty , N .Y ., on Sunday. School officials say 1.500 guests have been invited, and will easily be accommodated in the dome . Mah a ri s hi Mahesh Yogi , who founded the university, is expected to attend. ··we feel MIU is the mo s t beautiful a nd uplifting place in the world," Henning said. 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First, he. fi xed everything in s i ght at the la b . The n he undertook a research project, quantifying how fast our lungs r id themselves of germs and dirt caught in mucus. He and Or. Montefuscp, a cardiO"Vascular physiologist, are writing what will be the definiti ve paper. Abe's the kind of man who · likes to read philosophy and scientific a rticles. noting that h e 's a lways i ndulged hi s curiosHy. For relaxation, he re ads scie nce fi ction. Upon being' presented with a Rubik's ~ub·e , he had a look at it and then moved to a blackboard to st-art formulati'ng the equation to solve it. He is one of nine meal and women in their golden years - two dentists. a retired corporate . treasurer . and a retired postal ins pe<·tor, to name a few -wh~ 'Volunteer at the lab. " Or Frank Veith. head of the unit, which specialize's in lung research, says the place might colla pse without them -~-· ....... j ust the job for him. He conducts th e scientific l i terature s earc h es , j umping from language to language if need be. "If it exists, he'll find it. U it's not there. but there's something close to it, Frank will come up with that," says Or. Montefusco. Sansone says· it's .been great for him. · .. As a retiree. it 's good to get out. It's a lso a great thing lo know I'm doi ng s ome thing productive and no matter what I'm resear ching, I'm always . learning " Dr Veith and Dr. Montefusco recently wrote a letter to the J o urna l of the Am e rican Medical Association to describe their program and its value to both the scientific institution and the senior citizens. They looked for drawbacks as • well. • "Wf! couldn't find any.~s Or. Veith. "Very fe w things w or k o ut t.o e v e r yo ne's betterment. but thfs seems to be one of them. I can't find a n aw." He notes that none of the volunteers dis placed any paid worke rs. In fa ct, they have come closer lo creating jobs for technicians since they have kept th e l ab fun c tionin g and expanding. Dr. Veith, a vascular s urgeon and one of the leaders in lung transplanL5. gives the bulk of the credit to.Or. Montefu sco. .. Without her charm. this may not work ," he says. Besi des h e r a c adem ic training. Or. Montefusco has mor e valuable training that makes the project work. She grew up in a s m all town outside Pittsburgh where the nursing home business wasn't exactly thriving. .. The senior citizens make this lab ·feasible," says Dr. Veith. "You couldn't buy this kind of ·help. li you tried: you'd · t>e up over $100.000 ... Dr .. Samuel Feinstein. 73, works at dentist's dri~L· in Bronx hospital as Dr. Cheryl Montefusco. Dr. Frank Veith look on . .. Nobody was ever sent lo a nursing home. Elderly people were t hought of as a repository of knowledge and wisdom. When my grandfather died and left my grandmother alone: m y father immediately built an addition to our home and she lived with us for 10 wonderful years. The lab receives money from the National Institutes of Health. says a hospital spokeswoman. with funding d e pendent on meeting government standards in a number of a reas. Two of those projects· are run entirely by senior citizens. · The ir ·jobs rurr from jus t downright efficient organization to the scientific contributions. Ed e lman and Or . Sam Feinstein, a retired dentist. have been named faculty member.s at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine. But no job is more important than the one Hyman Oanto, a , r e. \ i r, e d p o s t a I e m p I o y e e . pe rforms . Dr. Monte fusco d esc ri b e s h i m as a n ··expediter." As anyone who has ever worked in an offi ce knows. some of the forms, requests, . vouchers .... etc., that go intQ inter-office mail tend to take three weeks to arrive or simply .disappear ·'Major problems simply don 't exist since Hym an started domg this. He has put productivity way up. We never run out or everything a nd· that's very import ant for us." s a ys Dr. Montefusco. the person· most responsible for the program. Or. Montefusco admits she's n ot s hy about raiding the volunteer office. "Generally, l have first crack at anybody who comes through the door." · And when Sylvia Sheldon wa lked through the door . Or. Mo nt e fu sco grabb e d he r · quickly. Mrs . Sh e ldo n h as be en honored as the nation's first woman corporate treasurer. She started her 45·year career with Vita Foods as an accounting cler~ right out of high school and wo rked her way up. through mo r e education and lots of ta lent. to treasurer. handling cash management of 28 bank accounts around the COl.!,ntry before she retired. An enthusiastic golfer and an artist , Mrs. Sheldon comes in one day a week to perform her role as "vice president in charge of getting me to do what I have to do on time." according lo Or. ·-Montefusco. The first day on the job. Dr. Montefusco presented her with "300 pounds of unorganized materials that had not been seen in living memory." Child's play to Mrs. Sheldon. .. I applied the system I had used in business a nd si mply got ev eryth ing cat a lo gued , .. expl a ins Mrs . She ldo n. a platinum blonde.of 68 . Now the key to the fil ed away maze is on index cards. .. I • Retired ~er. Abe ~delman, 73. work& for nothing five days a ~ek in the lab at Montefiore Hospital in New York City. "Inactivity will come soon enough." he says. _Anti-~moker's trip· near e.nd SAN DJ EGO <AP ) -A . Twelve years ago, Kerr kicked dust-masked former accountant a three-pack-a -day habit af'ler from Toronto who walked 3,QOO t ompleling a 32·mlle charity miles c ross.country on a walk and "had a wqnderful high personal .anti-smoking crus~ · beouse of the oxygen I had is resting today befote .forced lnto 'my luo1s. For the emba(ldng orr the final l~g lo . · first time. ·I fell really 1ood." he . Los Angeles. . uid~ "My aim fa l~ appear on the He succeeded in perttuadin-~II 'Johnny Carson _.t\o'!f 'wJth my but o ne of a dozen smokers in his message..'' Ben Kerr. St, said. office lo quit. . But because of ·'I 'm not a gal rJ St peopJe that one reca~cltrant smoker. be smoking. I just dctn't want thetn quit his $25,000-a·)'ear job. He doing It in ""'ces... says he is surviving on savings l _ and royalties from country and western~gs he wrote. He set out from Toronto on June 13. equipped with a • helmeted dusk mask, a small shopping cart laden with c lothes . a blanket a nd a radio;cassette player. ''The best time to quit smoking is on a Friday after work.'' Kerr said. "The trouble is that when you get to wort on MQnday, the pressures may revert you to the habil." -· a o . ... f to - Mrs. Sheldon also keeps the detailed records required for the drugs use d . partic ula rl y Cyclosporin A, a drug that Or. Veith s ays "appears at first blush will be a major advance in lung transplants." · "We must know where every single milligram went." says Mrs. Sheldon. ~"There are five forms to be ed out for every vial, three o ms for each dose and should a vial break or be lost , that's four more forms ." · Mrs. Sheldon. a volunteer for three years. says she leaves the. hospital exhausted but feeling fine. "I f ee l like I 'm s till productive. I knew as soon as I met Cheryl that this was the job for me. I don't think I would have stayed if it hadn't been challenging.'· That's Dr. Montefusco's plan. ··We give them jobs that are c ha llenging and the n we appreciate them." Sam Feinstein, the 73-year-old dentist, was getting bored at home raising his ·African violets and taking a ll the appliances apart and pulling them back together again. v And then he found Montefiore. "It's the challenge and doing something. achieving something that's important," he says. He's designed a pulmonary measuring device for use on a stress machine anu he and Edelm30 pooled their talents to design a plastic a nd rubber balloon at lhe end of a tube. The tubes cost $196 from a German manufacture r and come with no extra balloons . When the balloon was worn out. a whole new gadget had to be ordered. Not now. Edelman and Feinstein just make one. .. They almost drove us out of her e with the s mells when they were coming up with t hat ont:," says Dr. Montefusco. explaining t hat solvents for rubber are highly .noxious. · Frank Sansone. a retired pos t a l s upe rvi so r , had volunteered for a year within the school system but it wasn't s timulating enough. Sansone wa nted to work with older · students and didn't feel be was using his talents -he speaks and reads English. French. Italian. German. Spanish. is ~urrently studyitlg Japanese and has a strong backg round In Latin. Or. Montefusco came up with "She had a crippling stroke. but that didn't matter. She still had so much to give. That's when I learned how to, cook. She would sit in the kitchen and tell me what to do. We w6uld go outside and she would teach me how to lake care of the garden." There are other fri nges both wa ys Ab e Ed e lm a n perha p s describes this project best . .. Retired professional people ar e neglected a s a ,national resource. After all. what purpose is left in life? You've brought up your children and no lon ger need to make a living. Either a person is desperately looking for something to do or he t ra vels around the world. I n a c t i v i t y w i II co m e soon enough You don',l have to rush iL "A plan should be made to seek out these ·people. They call these the golden years and they can be." · Youths get neighborly hand Wealthy residents start scholarships for workers' kids NEW SHOREHAM . R.I. <AP> -Three weal th y forme r residents of tiny Block Island have dedicated scholarships to help the children of the resort's blue·co llar workers go to college. A long-lime island resident. orphaned as a toddler. won a lottery and also decided to dedi c ate the c a s h to the educ ation of his neighbor 's children. It a ll adds up to a large financial helping hand at a time when many high school seniors are hard pressed to raise cash for college. According to the College Board, it cost an average of more than $.1,800 this year to attend a public fo ur.year in s tituti o n . But the education-minded teen -agers who graduated last year from BloClk Island's only school are going to college with average scholarships ranging from $1,800 to $3,500. Kenneth Crabtree and the five ·other high school seniors who live on the island this year are guaranteed financial assistance if they decide lo attend college. "I've been working since I \.as 12 trying to save up," Ctabtree said. "It's' been slow.'' The guarantee comes from Mrs. E. Paul duPont. F. David Lapham and the late Lester E. Dodge all of them former residents of the Island eight miles olf the Rhode Island roast. Dodg e dedicated h is scholarship in 1949~ to his late wife. Harriet. and required its recipients or their parents be born on the island. Lapham and Mrs. duPont, or the cl}emicaJ duPonts. seek recomme•uons from a school committee on who should receive their awards. Or. James B. Much. school superintendent, said no student who wants to further his or her education. and has a need for the money, will be turned down. "All of them get some help. Most of them get at least two of the scholarships . . un less "All of them need some help." there w o uld be s ome e xtenua ting circ ums tances where we fell someone was not· worthy to receive the award," Much said. Officials decline comment on how much is in the trusts, but Much said the two native-born seniors last year got about $3,D> each, while the other seniors got en average of $1,~. "They 're chi ldren of blue-collar workers. and for the most part the parents' work Is seasonal," Much said. "Some exception would be parents who might work for .the state road crew. or the airport facility or th e school system ... as opposed to others who suffer . seasonal difficulties." Eighly ·s ix-year-old Fred Benson knows as well as anyone how hard it is to fund a college education. Benson. a retired teache r , star ted his own s c holars hip program for students on the island. In 1977, he won ssef.ooo in the Rhode Island Lottery. At his age, he sai<t. he couldn't think~ a better way to spend the money than helping to educate ttie ·young. · ·· 1 love kids,.. Benson said. "We've gotten along very well. Very few of them would be able to go to college on their own." So Benson set ~P his own scholarsllil> fund with his lottery winnings. The only requirement is an applicant be a college freshman. Benson said $1.600 wa.p °'made available this year. and that amount will increase to $2.000 in 1982. Cindy Littlefield. a high school senior this year, said she wants to go to Keene Slate College in Keene. N.H., next year. The out-of-state tuition Cindy -would have to pay in he r freshman year next year at Keene would be just under SS.000. Undy has not made up her mind about goiq there, but she said the scholanblPI offered by Benson. and the others make it no lon•er an lmpoaaiblUty. "It'll help a lot," Cindy said, "becawse I have no other way ... just financial aid. My parenta will belp . . . u m~h as they can. But I don't wut to take all their money." If • . t • -. I I ,. .. B2 Ornngo CoHI DAILY PILOT /Wodnosd cumbur 2 1001 FRIEND FOUND l\t•1th 7\k Elmurr~· 1left1. member of tht• Taft unit of l\ern Count~ Sean·h and He:-.cut• squad. t•hats \\ith Budd~ \\'ilmoth. 38. one nt two hunter:-. rt•st•uccl in .,. ____ thl· -.no\\ <·m·t'l'l·d <;ll·rwille arl'a Thl' two £'alt nwn .in· f1'11 •1Hb. but l\eilh did not know """Ill' \\a-. -.1·.1 rd11ng for lU1t1l tht• hrit•finj! in Clt•n' 11lt· ' MODEL HOME DESIGNERS WAREHOUSE SALE $ llOllTBLT F..rnitur• -Lamps -Pictu,-.s & Accusodu. INCLUDES: Fri., Dec. 4th. Sat., Dec. 5th 9 -4 p.tn.. • Cash and Carry Doctor visit with established family practice M.D .. medications, personal diets. 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If tht• guy wants to .use lhC:tt golden retriever for stud purposes. it would t·er1ainl~· matter to him Cranted. this isn't the most important 1s:.uc of today. but I fl'll thl' need to write hl·t·aust• of vour s mart-alcC"k answer. Ani1tlic:1: Wtostoni;m With The F aC"ts DEAR WE~TV : Well . I've been put in ~V place, and I do thank you. ff J .P .~. has any plans lo·breed or show his golden retrit-ver. this news will nol exactlv make his da). · DEAR A~:"J L ANDERS ~,. older sis ter t age 33 > and her husband have been wanting a child for s ix ~·cars . Two weeks ago thev had a babv bo\ lie li\'ed onlv a few hours They ar~· so.depressed I can't bea·r lo SC<' them in ~ul'h pain PleC:tse tell ml' ho\\ lo ht•lp them 1t ·~ as 1f the bolton has falkn out of tht·1r \\Orld. TEARS IN I LLl;'l;OJS DEAR FRI ESD : An organization C"a lled SHAR E h as done wonde rs .for pare nt s wh o ha ve experie n ced miscarriages, stillbirths and lost babies before they left the hos pital. Anyone interested in learning more about this «>xtraordinarl support group s hould write to SHAR f,. St. J ohn 's :Pi Al#I WIDflS ~-- Hospital, 800 1-:aM ('aqwnter. Sprindield, Ill. 62769. DEAR ANN l..ANl>EHS To EllH: from Phill~ ... v.ho <''>mplaml'fl about m l'n wanting to µav. and grah. ralht·r than talk Please tell her 1t ·.., a two·"' ;.i~ ... tn•ct /\s a 19 yt·ar'·old mal•' I c·C:tn 'oul'h for the fact lhC:tl tht· maJortt~ of g1rh I h<n e ml't could not carry ''" :m intl'lligl'nt l'onvcrsat1on 1f tht•) w;.intl'<I to In th<: past few weeb I datt·d thrl'l' rnlll•gt• women who did not know who J amtos W<itt 1:, One. a sophomore at Sk1dmorto. said. ·· 1 d1dn·1 \'Ole for J ohn Andt·rson hl'l'etU~t' I didn't like hi s hC:tir .. When a g1rl writes :.ind a:-.b wht·n.· ~h(• can meet a detl'nl guy who 1sn·t lii>okmJ,! for a romp in tht• sa{'k as P<t> mt·nt f9r a dinner and a movie. you frequent!~ ~uggcsl ni ght college t lC:t sst•s . pol it 1(0;.il groups <tnd volunteer work But \'OU DO:"'T tell them that lo iittract C:tnvonf. above the imbecile lt•vel the~· should i·l'ad a n(·w~1><1 1wr. a few magazines C:tnd a book onn· m '<i \\ htle '.\1eeting someone 1s . O:"E thing Cettmg him interested is C:tnother storv Dl''.\1!'\tlED TO D E:\T.lf I~ Nfo:W E~<;LAND DE A R 0 t · )') M I E 0 : Yo u ~aid a mouthruJ. In fact, you said two mouthfub -one for guy~ who keep nmning into bubbJeheads and another for gals who tell me the guys out the re are boring and brainless. Those who SEEK good ('Ompan~ mus t BE good compan~·. What's prudish' What 's OK? 1/ you aren't sure, you need some help It's avatlable m the booklet "Necking and Petllng -What Are the L1m1ts'" Mad your request to Ann Landers, P 0 Boz 11995. Chicago. Ill 60611 , enclo~ng SO cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope Moments to remeniher '. NEW YORK lAPl Any reporter who has become so cynical he no longer · has heroes in his life has reached the st age whe re he is too bored With ii a ll to beat a typewriter competently. The time has come for him to take up teaching . raise goats. go into politics. where cynicism is always in demand . or finally write that book. One of the g reat ad vantages of being in the news business is that from time to time you do get to gaze up from your notebook a nd meet eyeball to eyeball some of the g i a nts a J o hn Ba rry more, a Ted . Williams. C:1 Vladimir Nabokov. a Bart Sta r r , C:1 Lawrence O livier. a David Ben-Gurion, a J oe Louis. You try to proceed with the business at hand as calmly and professionally as if the object of your questions were another county sheriff or a local merchant opening a new store. but a ll the while your beart is beating like the gong in the opening of a J . Arthur Rank movie. THE OTHER NIGHT at the New York Press Club's a nnual Byline Ball. after a li fetime of adulation. I met James Cagney face to face. The face. puffy and sallow with sickness. wasn 't exactly the one I had idolized on the screen since I was old enough to reach a ditne up to a movie cash ier's window . a nd those fa mous dan cing feet shuffled across the ball room floor. But his eyes still had that jeweled twinkle and the laugh was so quick a nd lively and so wonderfully var ied in depth and richness. you a lmost waited for it to turn into that·famous killer s neer. James Cagney at 82 is still a gia nt. and I'll tell whoever is willing to listen that I a m proud to have shaken his hand. We c hatted for a few minutes. but in t he surge of Cagney fa ns s hovingly envious of my brief encounter with the ir and my idol. I didn't get to tell him· that I still set an a la rm clock if "White Heat" or "T he Fighting Sixty-Ninth" or .. Public Enemy Number One" or "Love Me or Leave Me" or any of my many Cagney favorites is being screened in TV's predawn hours. No one on the screen or the stage could ever portray pure psychopath menace with his intensity and control. The scene in .. White Heat .. where he throws the tantrum in the penite ntiary mess ha ll upon learning that Ma is dead ranks as one of t he greatest emotional moments in the history of the screen. Not even the ltizarre "Top of the World. Ma" rooftop finale can top that in my memor y. A l thoug h hi s role as Po l ice Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo is brief. albeit worth going out of the way to see. I a m glad that Cagney is given the top star billing in "Ragtim e ." his first film in nearly 21 years. I ASKED DIRECTOR Milos Forman. who sat across from his star at the Press Club bash, how he m a naged to lure Cagney out of retirement. "I was lucky," he saJd. "just plain lucky." . -) HUGH MUlllGAN MULLIGAN STEW I l tho:Jght of another famous director in Rome who was not so lucky and who mus t be eating his heart out at the unveiling of .. Ragtime" and Cagney's return to the screen. When I was in Rome a few summers ago covering the ele~tion of a pope, I tQOk a n afte·rnoo n o ff f ro m matt ers ecclesiastical and went out to visit Sergio Leone, the king of the spaghetti weste rns,. in his suburba n villa. LEONE IS A LIFEWNG Ca gney fan. like me almost a compulsive addict. Seeing Cagney in the ··Okl ahoma Ki..d" when he was a kid inspired his resolve-to someday become a filmmaker . This ins piration eventua lly led to ··F o r a Fistful o f Dollars ... the western fil med in ltafy on a low budget that made a star of Clint E astwood a nd bred a series of successful westerns . Leone. when I saw him. had not made a film that he considered worthy of putting his name on in nearly 10 yeC:trs. A hulking man with a booming voice and operatic m anner. he sat back on a large Roman t hrone t hat might have come off the set of a Cecil B. DeMille movie and told me of his ens lavement to J ames Cagney and a film idea that filled a ll his waking hours and ha unted his sleep. The film is called "Once Upon a Time in America," and after nearly 10 years of writing, he had fin a lly boiled the script do wn from seven to three hours. It tells the story of a n American generation from the 1920s to 1968. the height of the Vietnam War, in the cinematic techniques of the 1930s. "'nlE STORY LINE.'' Leone told me in explosive puffs of cigar s moke. "traces the lives of three women C:tOd four m e n. ages 14 to 60. But one of the stars ·is time itself. lime th at c hanges everything. It is a mixture of fable and realism . a pretext to go back into time like Proust in sear ch of a lost Ame rica. But I must have Cagney. Cagney is America." When the ba nd the other evening struclc up "Y;mkee Doodle Dandy·· a ad reporters as hard boiled as a ny Cagney char acter commenced to clap in time to that rousing patriotic number: as t hat feeble giant tottered toward the ballroom exit. I realized that Leone's personification of a n American gene ration in one s ingle actor was no bombastic exaggeration. It must have been the cigarette sm oke Qr something. because som e of those cynical r eporter s were dabbing at hardened corners of their eyes with pocket handkerchiefs. "Top of the world. Ma" that's where I was . ,,.-. - ..... Bv PHIL INTERLANDI of L.;una 8Hch " 'Send in your second-in-command'? You don 'I ha ve a second-in-command " • HOIOSCOPE BY SIDNEY OMARA Sagittarius: Kno-w values Thursday. 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AQUARIUS <.J an 21f.l.;1.·b IH .\ self-s t\'led finandal wizard t ould lwn· u ll t' r i'o r m o t i \' L' ~ Pro t e ('I ~ 11 u r °'' 11 inte res t s Emphas i s on pa~mt.'nl :-. PIS('ES 1 F<.'b 19· 'lan·h W • Spot lig ht nn ne w s tart=-. acldt·d inclt>1wndl'IH't'. frl'sh op port llntl 1e:-. and aeC'u rate hum·h1.·:- ryC'lc high 'llSOllAlln Q.&A. BV MARIL VN ANO HV GARONER Female role interpreted . Q : I saw &his in U.S. News & World Repon: "U.S. otrlcials are musing over s till ano&her eccentricity exhibited by Libyan strongman Moammar Khadary. On his recent visit to South Yemen, Khadaf y was protected by -an all·female band or bodyguards· sm•rlly outrltted in Jt1ngle suits." Doesn't this indicate he has a sort spot ln his hard heart for women's rights? -R. Lange, Philadelphia A . T hat a in't n ecessarily so' It only reveals he fears no man or woma n ' Q : Did Jackie Gleason ever host his own quJz s,IH)w-:'----- -C.R .• Oxnard, Calif. A · Yes a nd no Back in 1961. with a g r eat d eal of g us to. the Great One mtro<lured an opu s called "You're in the Picture ... w hich splas hed the TV screens with a g igantic omelette. some of it landing in Jac kie's red face. . His debut show was so ·soundly rapped b~· the c ritics I of which he himself was the most caustic and c rue l l. he spent the next f)rogram apologizing for the whole idea and got out of the picture. That endect"'h1s c a r eer as a quiz s how emcee. I lncidentallv the funny man is now in Hollywood making' a m ovie•. 0 : Though I've been a N . \'. Yankee fan since I played hookey from school to pay · 50 cents for a bleache r seal, I was happy lo watch Tommy Lasorda's Dodgers soundly thrash the Steinbrenner slaves and cop the World Series. What saddened me, however, was seeing our old friend, Hall or Famer Yogi Berra, sitting on the Yankee bench looking as glum as if he'd lost his best frie nd. I always enjoyed reading about his almost daily malaprop. Got an~· old or new ones to cheer me up a bit? · -Ray Primo, Brooklyn, S.Y. A: I\ couple of them that a lways bring a s mile . Like the time Yog i watched teammate Mickey Mantle in the batting t'age ... Mic key ... h e obser ved. "hits right-handed a nd le ft -handed he's naturally amphibious.·· And when his fans Jammed Yankee Stadium honoring Berra with "A Day ... he stood on second base . g rabbed the announcer's mike and s a id th a nks · '. . to all those peop~e who made this day· necessary'.·· "' ,J oe Garag 1ola. who played ball with the urchin in tht:.' .sandlots of their hometown of· St. Louis once remarked. 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Mig raine headache m ay wake a s leeper. So can the pains of a duodenal ulcer. So can an asthmatic attac k. Some h eart patie nts are awakened by a nginal ~ pains brought on' by dreams. Nearly every • illness or injury may cause som e s leep problems . DEAR DOCTOR: I admit I smoke and drink a lot of corr~. Is it true that caffeine is the cause of cancer. -MR. J. DEAR MR. J .: There's no conclusive evid ence that cafreine causes cancer . But why are you overlooking tobacco? There's little doubt that cigarette s moking is an important factor in h ~a rt disease. hypertension. peptic ulcer and cancer . DEAit oocroa: f'• me Ute ..,.. p•r& of &akl•I ~•e•o&laerapy fer •1 T rou1 HIAlTH DR. PETER J . STEINCROl-tN caacer was &be aaaeea ._. vomtua1. I seemed to b•ve U more &baa 0U1er )aUmu. I'd beard tllat muij11ua mlp& belp. Bu& my doc&on Hid tll•& &bey werea'& allowed &o prescribe H. Tla•t wu a few yean ago. Have repJa&aam cbused? - MRS .• G. DEAR MRS. 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San Antonio College in the •e m is, beginning at 7: 30, and Colton brings with it a running game which · has seen three alternating tailbacks combine for 43 touchdowns en route to 11 s traight victories. Colton opened the season on the wrong end of a 16·0 lesson from Mater Dei. but has since buried 11 straight. scoring a n average of 39 points and limiting the last five to a touchdown or less. Playoff foes St. Francis and l:os Altos have each been spanked with 45-point outbursts by the Yellowj¥kets under Coach Don Markham. "lt's a double tight end with a tight wing," says Marina Coach Dave Thompson. "They just ram it down your throat. with a lot of tight reverses thrown in. "It's a true version of black and blue football." Markham, in his ninth ·year at Colton and with his eighth playoff team. says his massive front line is more than j ust brute strength. "Believe it or not," he says, "we're a finesse team . No one realizes that. but our blocking schemes and combinations mesh is so fine, no one can s imulate us in practice. "They us ually don't even try, but people can get hurt if they don't know what they'r e doing. •·But. yes, we still play power football." Cotton's.tailbacks include Delfino Mendoza < 16 TOs>. Rex Blackwell< 12 TOs) and David Blum (15 TDs l. aJI in the 5-10. 175-pound range. Up front . the Yellowjackets present tackles Phil Schocklee <6·1, 280 ) and Eric Rogers (6·4, 25-0l, guards Phil Grider (6·4, 250> a nd Jett Philpot <6·2, 230) and center Val He rnandez (5·9. 220 >. Jahhar moves to No. 2 INGLEWOOIJ I A t') It's 1•v1•r ybudy down and one to go for Kareem Abdul Jabba r Only Wilt Chamberlai n r e m ai n s bet ween the ~upcrb cente r of lhe l.011 An~eles Lake rs and the Na ti onal Ba s k"tball Associatwn's career scoring record Abdul·Jabbar, playing m his 13th NBA season. became the second·leathnJ.t scorer in NBA h~r;tory during the Lakers' 117·86 t rouncinf( of the Utah Jazz Tuesday night Ile now has 26. 7 18 po1nb com pared to Chamberla1fl's total of 31.419 J\bdul.J abhar. 34 , passed Oscar Rob~rtson 's 26,710 total with. 3:54 remaining in the first quarter when he connected on a s hort left h a nded hook s hot. giving him ~even points m the i.:a m e and 26.71 1 overall ROBERTSON, A teammate or Abdul-Jabbar for four seasons al Milwaukee. was on hand to witness the achievement. .. , think 1t 's g reat." s aid Robertson. who trawe led west from his home m Cincinnati to watch the gam e . ··I 'm very happy for Kareom , he's a good friend of mine He's proved his dur~hility all these vear~ " A bdul-J ahbar. who had 14 points and 11 rebounds against the J azz. didn·t need much durabil ity Tues day nJ ght because the game was decided b~ halHime Utah led 30-26 after one period but tallied onry five points in the second quarter to f all b e h i nd 59 -35 a t the inte rmission In the final tit ·m inutes of the half. the Lakers. 13·5, outscored the Jazz. 7·8, by a 36·5 count T he fi ve-point to tal is the lowest scored by an NBA team in a quartt'r since Buffalo got four points in a period agumst Milwaukee m 1972 Tight e nd Leo Watson is a threat for Colton. too, with his insid e r everses on a quic k double-handoff on the pitch play. Delly~ ..... 1W ue ~eyM "I P ERSONALl.V haven't put a lot of emphasis on becoming the No. 2 score r. but it's an honor and I'm very pleased." s aid Abdul-J a bbar. "I'm more concerned with mak 1 ng the Lakers No I. not m e No t .. You know its coming," sa y other coaches. "but it's hard to stop." IT'S MINE !'-Jewport Harbor's Greg Seib~· haub down a rebound. although teammates Scott LtnC'r t 32 1 and B~-ron Ball are nearby to lend a hand ll ~plessly :-;creened out are San Cll'mente 's \-Ilk<.• Do ugan 1-t3 J ~ind Doug L L·mon It \\a :-tht' non ·It-ague opene r for both tL•a m:-. in t hL· S<11 I ors i.:~ m Tn "l'L' "ho '' ori. sec> pag<.· H5 Watson racked up over 100 yards on s ix ~arries (See VIXES, Page 8') For Malavasi his_. social calendar grows blank One observing as t he Rams went down three tim es and came up twice ' was impressed with the many forlorn aspects· which a lways accompany such an unfortunate demise. SPORTS COLUMNIST BUD TUCKER pla yed in des troying this on ce s uccessful and proud NFL franchise. Mada me Ram will conclude it would serve no purpose for the future for her to admit it may have been questionable j udgment for her to permit the team ·s quarter back , Vince Ferragamo. to escape to Canada T he issue with Brud21ns ki was money. as it was with Reynolds. Bru1is currently being paid by the t-fi ami Dolphins and llacksaw is on the payroll of the San Franc isco 49e rs, current · · 1 ·m s ure Oscar was very glad lo sec m<: brea.k-h1s record because he·:._ very unselfish in life. JUSt like he was on the court It wa!> a thrill lo have him here on a night like this ·· The game was s topped when Abdul·J abbar passed Robertson and the crowd of 1 I ,384 a l the Forum gave the form er CCLA s tandout a 45·second standing ovation Hobcrtson came on court and :-aid. "Congratulations lo a great player and a great friend of mine .. Not th e least o r these is the predicament of the head coach. Here is il figure of utmost pity. a man in the middle. "We have to gel our injured people well and go from there ... Th e r eason the Super B owl quarterback left had to do with money. Fe rragamo said the~a mounl the Rams proffe red was an insult. The Rams said F e rraga m o 's a s king pri ce was r idiculous. c·ha mpions of the NFC West - Madame Ram will not bother t o concede that the mishandling or the Fred Dryer s ituation by the cerebral trus t of the Rams also rattled the livestock whic·h began lo feel herded in no purposeful direction. You see, the head coach is the fall guy. It is a foregone conclusion, an unwritten but clearly understood clause in his contract that he shall take the heat. Lest this fact escape the head coach, be is subtly reminded. Management and owners hip are suddenly in meetings or out to lunch when he calls and his social calendar g rows quite blank. Consider the case of Ray Malavasi of the Rams. His team suffered its final humiliation , 24·0. in Pittsburgh and Malavasi's situation was refl ected in his, post-game q40tes to the gentleme n or the working press. "We might s tart looking at some different people ... There is no p lace to go from here. There are no different people available and it is loo late, anyway. It is tradihona l that the head coach is without company, much in the ma nner of the captain or a submerging vessel alon e on the bridge as the water reaches his chin. In the case of Ray Malavasi, he will not be joined by Georgia Frontie re. the proprietress of the Rams. Madame Ram will not stand besid'e Malavasi in the rubble and cop out as to the part she Probably. one side was telling the truth but the o nl y a m ount ever m entioned in public was $57 .000 and Ferragamo was gone. Neither would Madame Ram say that Malavasi was ham pered in his efforts by th-e loss of line ba ckers Bob Brudzinski ·and Hac ksaw Reynolds. Linebacking being the most important aspect of defensive football. no tearp can have too m any capable people al the position. Neither will Malavaas1 mention any of these U~gs as he inhales the gas. Th.e world wi 11 never hear fro m Ma lavasi's lips that communication between his office and that of general manager Don Klosterman broke down a nd that rea sonable contact with franchise headquarters in Bel Ai r never existed. Asked if he intended to try and break Chamberlain·s standard. Abdul·Jabbar said ·T m not going to stick around JUSl to try to top Wilt's record. I'm very fortunate to h3\'e the kind of career I've had. with so manv highlights This is a nothe r " · Ea rvin ·· Magic" Johnson Jed a balanced Lakers' attack with 19 points, nme rebounds a nd eight assists. J amaal Wilkes added 18 poi nts and Mitch Kupchak had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Los Angeles "We couldn't get any offe nse going." If Carroll Rosenbloom is spinning in his grave like 'whirling dervish. so be 1t There will be no lament from Ray Malavasi. ·Fernando captures NL award NEW YO RK (AP > Fernando Vale n zuela , the left-handed pitching star of the Los Angeles Dodgers. added the Na tional League Rookie of the Year award today to the Cy ·Young honors he captured last month and became the first player to win those two trophies in one s~ason. The c hunky hurle r from Sonora, Mexico, who impressed the baseball world with poise belying his 20 years -he turned 21 last month -a nd a dancing screwball . r eceived 17 ""2 first-place votes and 61"-i for second for 107 points . The ba lloting was done by a pa nel of two members of the Baseball Writers Association of America from each National League city. He became the third straight Dodger pitcher to be na m ed NL r ookie or the year -Rick S utc liffe and Steve Ho w e preceded Valenzuela. Montreal outfielder Tim Raines, who led the league with 71 stolen bases in just 88 games. placed second to Valenzuela. Raines; a .304 hitt~r. captured the remainJng first-place votes. 6\-\. and seeond-place ballots, 171,\, for 85 points. Only five other players received vote5;· and those were for third place. New York Mets third baseman Hubie Brooks got St,.\ third-place votes. rollowed by pitcher Bruce Ber~nyl of Cincinnati and second baseman Juan BoniUa or Slln Diego with live. Dry field -& hard work --Marina victory TOP ROOKIE Th"<> Dodll,ers· F erna n do Va lenzuela was ,·oted as tht' National LeaJ?ue·s top v0<•k1t:• tod a~ There have been a few surprises during the 1981 prep football playoffs -not the least the fact Ma rina High's Vikings managed to play a game at Westminster High Saturday night. A dozen hours before kickoff the fie ld was submerged in water -to the extent it was literally eight inches deep from the hash marks out. from end zone to end zone, But when the game began the field was in a mazjng shape, leaps and bounds better than the situation the night before at Orange Coast College, where Fountain Valley met St. Paul, where the Vikings felt they belonged THE REASON? A lot of hard work, naturaJly at no pay. by lhe Viking coaches Andy Donegan, J ohn Seeley, Darrin Moon and Chuck. Beard · began at 8 a. m .. wf!re joined later by Lance Perry, Jeff ·Avenatli, Tim Reed and Topper Horack. and by 5 o'clock thev had drained 150,000 PAEP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON gallons of water with eig ht pumps. Horack came up with the idea of a helicopter to help dry the field and a truck load of s and, or two. finished the job. At the least it was a Sl.500 job, but the only individuals actua lly in line for payment are a few maintentance workers. "It's just a freebie," says Reed . The drier the fi e ld the better the Viking s' c h a n ces agai ns t t h e ground-orient~ Amat crew. and those assistant coaches surely did a job. The Vikings followed up wiltl a 21·14 victory. * * * THEY AREN'T the only coaches who .. ' have been supporting the Vikings this year while l'Ompiting an 11·1 record entering the CI F Big Five Conference semifinals against Colton. Basketball Coach Steve Popovich took a look at his calendar two months ago and scheduled his tourna ment this week to run Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. leaving Friday open for the semifinals. A week later the Vikings' basketball team is idle again on Friday (when lhe finals are scheduled at Anaheim Stadium>. opting to meet Mission Viejo a night later on Saturdav "When I saw the game with Edison decided lo ch.ange it." says Popovich. * * * AN ALUMNI bas ke tball game at Estancia High is in the works for Dec. 12 and the Eagles are looking for all interested graduates who think they've got lSee C\IU.SON, Pa1e M> Allen, Walker,rMeMahon top All-America selections NEW YO RK {AP) -Georgia running back Herschel Walker, Michigan wide receiver Anthony Carter and Texas defe nsive tackle Kenneth Sims have been named to The Associated Press All-America college footbaJl team for the second ¥ea r In a row. joining record-breakers Marcus AJlen and Jim McMahon on the squad. Brigham Youn1's McMahon, who will wind up his career against Washlngton Stale in lhe HoUday Bowl, not only Mt a pass yardage m a rk or 9 ,S35 regular-season yards but also led the nation this season In passtng and total offense. De,pite missinc tw-0 1ames with a knee lrtjury, tle completed 272 ot 423 p asses fo r 3.555 ya r d s and 30 touchdowns and was intercepted only seven times. All~. of Southern California. the first runner· ever to gain 2.000 yards in a season . rushed for more than 200 yards seven times in 11 games and finished with 2,342 yards. s mashing the mark of 1,948 by Pitt'!'! Tony Dorsett in 1976. His average of 212.9 yards per game se~ another record. Allen. who led the l'latlon in scoring with 23 touchdowns will e nd his career against Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl. Walker, the other first-team running back, has a regular-season game remaining aaal.ns t Georgl• Tec h Saturday. In 10 games he has rushed for 1,666 yards after setting a record of 1.616 for a freshman last year. The AP All-America team will appear o n Bob Hope's All -star Com e d y Christmas Special on Sunday, Dec. 20. Carter caught 44 passes for 825 yards and seven touchdowns and returned lS kickoffs for 406 yards a nd 10 punts for 150. The rest or the offensive unit includes tight end T.lm Wrightma n of UCLA. wide receiver Juliu!i Dawkins or Pitt - he led lhe nation with 15 touchdown receptions whik? catching 40 puse.s for 690 vards -tackles Ed Muransky or Michigan. and Terry Tausch ol Texas. guards Kurt Becker of Mlchipn and Sean Farrell of Penn State, center Dave . . . -... Rimington of Nebr aska and placekicker Gary Anderson of Syracuse. Anderson did not miss a n extra point in his career and connected on 18 of 19 field goal attempts this season . Besides Sims. the defensive unit cons ists or ends Billy B9y Sm ith of Arkansas and Andre Tippett ot Iowa, tackle Jeff Gaylord of Missouri -Big Eight Defensive Player of the Year - middle guard ·Tim Kr\fmrle of Wisconsin, linebac kers Johnie C*s of Mississippi State. Bob Crable ot Not~ Dame and Pill's Sal Sunseri, .,_cks T e rry Kin ard o f C lemson . )llke Rich ardson of Arizon a State and Tommy Wilcox of Alabama and·punter Reggie Roby of Iowa. ., ii-,_,.-.,,ai-. ______________ ............. .._ .. _. ... __________________________________________ ~~~~~~~----- _, :r Orange Coast OAJL Y Pll,OTIW1tdnosc:1ay Due m&>or 2 1981 :_frv1n~ 76ersavenge only defeat T e e T duara~ und lhe l'hlludolphla 76cni .l•U ... Erwl•I led a 11econd·h•lf m ntons nip ars UVt10 8NI lht'~r only lou or the ...... -- Nutlonal Hukt'tball A:11soc1•tlon NCAA probe over; It's UCLA's move t'rom Al' disnllche11 LOS AN<~LES The res ults of • an NCAA invest1gat1on Into UCL.A's athletic program are in. but the findings und any possible penalties remain the secret of the school and the NCAA. UCLA received the findings o r the investig;ation Tuesday and will have 15 days to decide whether to accept or appeal the m . If the institution accepts the findings, specifics or the investigation a nd the announceme nt of any s anctions will be forthcoming. If the school decides to appeal on any Point, the m atter must theh await further consideration by the NCAA. Officials at UCLA would s ay only that they had received the f indings, a nd that. in accordance with NCAA policy, they could say no more. "The matter is confidential, both at UCLA and with the NCAA. unlit such time as it is made public," said Christian Sm ith. UCLA vice chancellor for 10sl1tutional relations. Quote of the day Frank Seurer, forme r Edison High star and now the Unive rsity of Kansas' quarterback· "Whe n ( announced I was going to Kansas, 1 took a few cheap s hots back home. They told me not to forget to s ay hello to Dorothy and Toto ·' Gretzky assists Oilers· tie Mark Napier scored at 9: 17 of the third period tu provide the Montreal Canadiens with a 3.3 tie against the ,Edmonton Oilers in National Hockey League artion Tuesday ~ht. T he Oilers stretched their unbeaten string O games -seven victories and three ties a nd ·Wayne Gretzky, Edmonto n ·s s uper cente r , continue d h is blistering scoring pace with three assists . Gretzky now has 31 goals and 36 assists in j ust 27 games . . In other action. Rick Wilson, a rookie defensem an. scored his first NHL goal to help St Louis d efeat Detroit, 7-5 . . . Vetera ns Bobby Clarke and Paul ffolgrei\ each scored ~oals st'l up by rookies as Philadelphia nipped Winnipeg. 2·1 Winnipeg has lost all five games it has played in Philadelphia since joining the NHL New Yor k Is lande rs Coach Al Arbour and Minnesota North Stars Coach Glen Sonmor will guide their respechve teams in the NHL All star game in Landover, Md .. the league announced . ·- sc11 on with u 107 98 v1ctury over the Allanta lluwk11 Tuesduy nliiht Ervlnii scored 19 or hts tl&m e hillh 30 polnla in the second h11U , mc ludl,.. ll in the third quarter In othtir 1.tumes, sadMy Moncrief poured in a cureer ·h•&h ·~ v 39""poinL'l lo spark Milwaukee to 11n easy l26 110 d ecision over slrugghng Cleveland Moncrief cannud 16 or 19 s hots from the field Geor&t Gervln scored 42 po ints und Mike Brati contributed a career-high 14 assists to lead Sun Antonio lo a 110·99 v ic tory ove r Was hing ton ... Jollnay JUL1usuv1..o Davis sco red 15 o f his game-high 21 points in the second half, including six in a row that put Indiana ahead to stay in the fourth quarter us the Pacers defeated Boston, 90-87 Maurice Lucas scored a season-high 28 points and pulled-down 19 rebounds to lead New York to a .112-100 victory over Detroit . . . Len RoblalOD scored 13 of his game:high 25 points in the second half to lead Phoenix to a 117-94 victory over San Diego ... Calvin Nau tossed in 30 points to pace Portland's 121-113 victory over Denver . . am Robinson scored 24 points and Phil Ford nit a basket with sece seven seconds left to lift Kansas City to a 106-104 victory over Kansas City Fred Brown and Dan~ Vraa.es combined for 12 points late in the rirst half and Seattle withstood a third-quarter challenge to hold off Chicago, 103·87 Malavasi to look at you~ger players Ra m s Coac h Ray Malavasl, • calling the season, "the wont year I've been through." is thinking ahead to 1982. "I'm very de finitely going to lake a look at some of our younger players." he said Tuesday as the Rams, 5-8, appear to be o n their way to their first losing season since 1972. Television; rad io . Following a re the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are : • • • • excellent; • worth watching; • • fair; • forget it. 7:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ ./ ./ NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at Seattle . Announcers : Chic k Hearn and Keith Erickson. The Laker s are fresh off a 117-86 victory over the Utah Jazz, and in the game. center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar passed Oscar Robertson to become the second-leading scorer in NBA history. Jabbar received a 45-second sta nding ovation from the partisan Forum crowd, but it will be a colder reception in Seattle that awaits the Laker s tonight. The Sonics are 7-6 and are in fourth place in the Pacific Division. Basketball KLAC (5701. RADIO Lakers a t Seattle. 7:20 p.m ., Hocke y -Ne w .York Rangers at Kings. 7:20 p.m .. KPRZ (11501. Barons , Haivks, Warriors _breeze to victories J 1uncs llill scored 28 Point.Ii lnrlud1ng a puir of bukets in overt im e to give S1rn Clemente lhath 'g Trlto~ a 67 65 open1na basketbull v1ctol"}' over ho. t Nt'wport Harbor Tuciid1&y night. Ne wport's Tars played c1&tc h-up most of the night. finally getting even in the final 30 seconds of pluy onJy to lose in the extra ·period: ··We were r unning the clock down with 30 seconds re m aining and trailing. 62·60.'. Collch J erry DeBusk s aid. "Greg Selby got inside and scor ed the tying basket and San Clemente miss.ed a 35·40·foot shot at the buzie r ... Steve Pelletier paced the Tars in scoring with 20 with J oe Seager and Scott Skidmore the leading re bounders . "We're lacking tn experience and made som e typical first game mistakes," DeBusk added ... Fo r three -quarte rs of the game, we were terribly impatient but when we finally -settled down, we mlide a good run at them. . ··t think our defense caused them to start turning the ball over in the closing period when they broke down like we h ad been doing most of the game." In the overtime period, Hill scored first for San Clemente befor e Newport scored a nd hit a free throw to go ahead. But Uill hit again and that was the ba ll game with a Cree throw a dded in the clo~g seconds. Elsewhere around the Orange Coast Hig h Sch ool s cene -Fountain Valley 72, Riverside No. 55 The Barons got off on the right foot in a game at Riverside North but like all openers , Coach Dave Brown said the play was ragged. · · 1t was a good opening game for us but it s howed a lot of ragged spots we have .to work on," Brown said .. We rebounded very well and that was the key to our winning ·· ..... The Barons opened in front with a 22· 14 first quarter advantage and there was little doubt about the outcome for the rest of the way. J eff Hughes had a big night scoring with 29 points ipcluding 9-of· 10 at the free throw line. "I thougt)t Ken Harter and Rolr Jacobs did a good job for 1.1s on the boards and on the inside. ··Now we'll have time to· work for our next gam e in our tournament here Tuesday n ight against Santa Ana Valley:· Carger. a 6·4 senior , a nd Jacobs. a 6-6 sophomore each hit 11 p0ints in addition to their pla y on the boards. Laguna Hills 77. Irvine 36 Brett Oliver poured in 32 points and g rabbed 18 rebounds as the Hawks destroyed the Vaqueros in firs t round action o( the 16th annual Garden G rovt.' basketball tournament. It was the season opener for both sides, but the Vaqueros were never in the game The Hawks opened by scoring 11 unanswered points and never · looked back. · Olivier dominated underneath fro m both sides during the entire game as Irvi ne had nobody with reasonable height to c ha lle nge the 6·8 senior SPLIT -St•\\ ,,,,rl llarlmr l1 1g h Coarh Jt·l'r:~· fkBu:-k . f(•fl :-0\IV. h1-. IL•etm ntpJ)(•d Ill O\'t·rt1mt>, w h tk Fnunl<1111 \'allt•\ Cntit h D•1n· Brnv.11 l!ot a11 opi•n1n).! nt).!ht \,in I rom h 1-. lh 11·011:-. _ Snphornorc guard Robert Carte r and 6·2 forw<Jrd Tom Ramsey scort!<l 12 points each. and both 1Jli.1Yl'd hrilh ant fl oor gam es to also lead the llawks Tht• flawks outscored the Vaqueros 23-6 10 the first quurter 1-·rom there I rvinc roach Al Herring l'tianged the defense to a zone "We' had to do som ething with Olivier Without him f think it would han• bN•n a very 1ntere!>ting ~a me." s aid Herrin~ Woodbridge 62. liberty Christian 45 Woodbridge used a rull l'OUrt press defeol>e to fort·l' L1bt-rtv Chris tian to turn the ball over "We wanted to for l'e them to turn the ball <,Lver." s aid Woodbridge coach Rill Shannon "We tiscd the full court prcsl> erfect1vt>IV ' The Warriors started the game by m<ik1ng the first four bas kets. and t aking an 8-0 lead Finally wit h 3·26 le ft in t he rirs t quarter . Liberty Christian 's 6·10 c·ente r Mike Pemper scored to put the Minutemen on the board. l.1bert)~ Chris tian then ran orr two more baskt'll>, \\ h1 <:h made the s t•ore 8 fi in favor of Woodbridge T he "firi-.t qu·arter of play ended with Woodbridge on top 12-8 Mark FQringer had 14 f1tst hair points for Woodbridge, while Pemper tossed an 12 for Liberty Chn s t1un NFL Artists soar back, Trojans hold on to • win x-NY Giants 31 >over Rams x-Houston II·.· over Cleveland Detroit 21 1 over x-Green Bav Minnesota 31 i over x Chicago x·Miami 6 over New England x ·St Louis 61 1 over New Orleans Philadelphia 41 , over x-.washington x-Cincinnat1 6over San Francisco Dallas 12 over x-Battlmore By EDZINTEL Ot -o.lly ~-MMt Laguna Beach High soared back for a victory after trailing hy 11 at the ha lf, and University held on for a narrow wm. to highlight action Tuesday night in the open ing round of the Laguna Beach High Basketball Tournam ent. "'I The Artists, som etimes called the Amazin' Arlists. and for good reason. took a 58-55 decision over Los Amigos. after fallin~ behind bv as much a s 13 in the third quarter. and trailing at the half. 36·25. ·nivers1ty's Trojans. meanwhile. got balanced scoring and defeated Dana Hills. 57-52. ln othe r firs t round tourname nt games. Mission Viejo defeated Weste rn. 64-55. Santiago got by Cypress. 55-46 and Norte Vista downed Santa Ana Valley, 86·81 " Host Laguna Beach. led by guard Neil Riddell's 22 points. shocked Los Amigos as the Artists finally took the lead with 3. 34 remaining in the gam e. 52·51 After Riddell sank a pair of Cree thr ows to give Laguna the lead. guard John Niem ann added two NFL standings more Cree throws to give the Artists a 54-Sl margin with two minutes left. Ho weve r. Los Amigos scored two quick buckets to regain the lead. 5$-54 with less than a minute to go. Riddell then made two free throws with 48 seconds to go and then Bruce Waldrup becam e an instant hero when he grabbed Kevin Hobin·s missed Cree throw attempt with 16 seconds left. Riddell was then fouled and whe n he missed the front end of a bonus free throw situation. Waldrup again came lo the rescue as he forced an offensive foul on a Los Amigos player. .. We were pretty much flat throughout the night." said Laguna Bea ch coach Craig Falconer .. We got It back in time after making som e adJustm ents at the half. .. , thought we playe(i nervous ly in the first half and we very much missed Mike McGrath <the '><..Artists· regular center who is out with a s houlder separation1. ·· · 1 Laguna Beach meets Mission Viejo in the second round tonight at 8: 15. University got balanced scoring in its wm as ********"'**** : JOHNSON & SON : • • It NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division AMERICAN CONFERENCE •• • • • .. Presents ... It It Western Division W l T PF PA Pct. 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Atlanta 2 over x-Tampa Bay x-San Diego 41 1 over Buffalo NY Jets 8 over x-Sealtle Uni advances lo the second round Thursday night at 8: 15 against the winner ~f tonight·s .ume between Warr en and Brea. x-Denver 3 over Kansas C11v Pittsburgh 31; over x-Oak land x Denotes home team College '\rden State Rowl Te nnessee Wisconsin 6' > over University trailed at half. 21 ·20. however the T roja ns scored the first six points of the third qu a rter t o a ssume a lead they would not relinquish Guess. Rouse and Larsen were the catalysts of the second-half· spurt. "I was pleased overall, considering we've only had about two weeks to work toge the r due to the foo tball season ." s a id Un i head coach Jeff Cunningham Holiday Bowl BYU 1 over Washington St Gator Bowl No. Carolina 31 / over Arkansas Libe rty Bowl Ohio St. 10 over Navy Hall of 1Fame Bowl Mississippi St. 71 1 over Kansas .. In the first half. we played tight but we kept the balance and that was the story. I'm glad berause we want to gear up early this season and be ready for league." Peach Bowl Florida 71 ~over West Vi rginia Blue Bonnet Bowl Michigan 21 1 over UCLA Fiesta Bowl use 11 I over Penn St . Cotton Bowl Alabama 1•1 over Texas Rose Bowl Iowa 31 ' over Washington Guess, a 6-4 forward, 1s expected to carry the scoring load for Un iversity this year as a returning all·league player Orange Bowl Nebraska 31 •over Clemson Sugar Bowl Pittsburgh 11 over Georq1a Rut on this night, Uni patiently worked the ball around and got off some hig h percentage shols. From Harrah's Reno Sports Book College fo'otball NCAA individual leaders Leading Rushers · TC Vds. Avg. Allen . USC 403 2.342 212.9 Walker . Geor gia 349 1,666 166.6 Redden, Richmond 335 1,629 }62.9 Di ana, Yale 293 1.442 144.2 Meyers. Navy 245 l.199 133.2 Dickerson, SMU 255 l.428 129.8 La wrence, Va. Tech. 325 1.403 127 5 Ware, Dra ke 290 l.353 123.0 Bettis. CiM. 246 1,226 122.6 People. SO. Ill. 229 1,092 121.3 Leading Passers PA PC Vds. TD · McMahon. BY U 423 272 3,555 30 Marino. Pitt 339 200 2,615 34 Belue. Georgia 171 103 1,383 11 Eason. lllinois 406 248 3,360 20 Pagel, Ariz. St. 321 171 2.484 29 Campbell.Purdue321 185 2,686 18 King, UNLV 433 255 3,778 18 Holly, Princeton 388 206 2.622 16 Flulie. Bos. Coll. 192 105 l.652 10 Ke lly .Miami, Fla. 285 168 2,403 13 Total Offense /\ vd'S. Avg. Mc Mahon. BYU 3,458 345.8 Kofl'?r, San Diego St. 3.528 320.7 Eason. Illinois 3.331 302.8 King. UNLV 3,562 296 8 Clarkson. San J ose St 2,947 267.9 Campbell, Purdue 2,lkl9 255.4 Marino. Pitt 2.509 250.9 Taylor . Vanderbilt 2.217 246.3 Holly , Princeton 2.446 244.6 Sho n. Ohio U. 2,643 240.3 Receiving G PC Vets. Avg. Harvey. N. Texas 9 57 743 Nelson, Stanford 11 67 846 Durham , San Diego 11 65 988 Sandusky. UNLV 12 68 1346 Hudson. BYU 12 67 900 Harris. Lamar 11 61 911 Kearse. San Jose·St. 11 61 842 Raugh, W. Va. 11 61 585 Champine. Col. St. 12 66 882 Bryant. 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'. f U lXACTA (M fp41d"47 40 Alttndtsn<e S.IN COLLEGE AP AIJ.America "ltST TIAM Otte-. IE ltm WriQlllmen, UCLA .. l. 231. Jt WR Ant'-Y C.rter, Mi<llt9'1ft. 1 11, 1'1, J1 . Jut11.& Oewti1n1. P1n1t>u'""· • >. 111. J1 l Ed Mur.,\lly, Mlc1119a" • .-1 11S. Sr Te<ry t eu.c:11, Tu•" 6-4 , ... s. C. IC ur1 lleOtr. MIC lli99n, •·• 1'0 St Su n F•rrell, """" St•I•. •·ht. 1..i. Sr C D•.,. Rtm1no1on. Nebr••k•. •·1 1'J . J• OB 11.3, Sr ~8 O•eQO. So I(, M.trcu\ Alltn, use, •1. 101, Sr . Hef"f(htl W•lker ~r91•, ... ,, 710, C.•ry "'"°"''°"• ')yr«uM, SI, l.S, S< Otf•W E Billy R•y Sm•lll, Ark•n• ... ._3,,, 111, Jr . .,nd•t T1ooe11 •-•· .... ns St T Jell (ieylOf'd, M1uour I. •·l , 1JS. Sr , Kenl\elll SIM>. r. •••. •·S. 710 St MG Tim IC.rumr1e , WlKOMtn, ... ,. "'· lU. Jr LB Jolln<t Cool\1, Mt ... l\llPC>• Sl•lt. M . • 740. Sr . Bo«> Cr•bl•, Notr• 0•,.,. •• ,3, 2lS. Sr • S.I Sunwrl, Piii, t-4. 710, St B Terry KIN rd, Cl•m..,,., .. 1. ltO, Jr . MIU Rl<Nr-. "'"''"'° Stele, •-O. 10. 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Fontan a 1 a 17-7 victim ) as. h is te-a m 's lOuJihest opponent . .Indio, which p ut a scµrc int o th e Yellowjackets bcfort>, fulling, 43·39, was lucky. uccordina to Markham "Indio got lucky. got a lot ()( bounces and 1>layed well ," he says San Bernardino Sun Telegram sportswriter Claude Anderson suyi; Indio took advantage of Colton's three man secondary with fi ve touchdown passes in man to-man situations. Colton·~ quarte rback, Ke n · I louselev. toes to the ai r about Fromf age 84 four llm a •ame He la the aon of Norm lk~eley, the stirtina fullhu<'k Qf1 th<: li.11t Cllrus Rell l.t>aMue 1"h1.tm p1on!'lhlp team from O>.lton in 195H I Ken Hubbs l·ru1 ·'They can s neak some passes in oo you bt."Cause you have to play the run," says ThompSOO ·'The ('.olton coaC'h has sald thh is us ~ood a team ever assembled could be. .. Aut we're a good football team, too. l lhought we did a good job against Amal.·· Mart.Qa enters at vir\ually full s trength. and boasts a similar 11-1 n.oeord, bur no league title . Halfback Rick Tobin is back in practice after suffering a broken finger . after missing two games, and receiver Bobby C.(itchfield ts apparently fully recovered from ll km .. -e inJury °',.,..,...Ml 1oen .--~ From ....,,ttnown tM.<11 P<O<Md ... 1 on Gerdtn Grow Frte••• 1n J td'O..,. F•-y ISi I lun<llon Hot'tll on S1 lllr-11 P\.e .... """'· l»\I 40 10 l-A.., I"'-' Left on T ....... Prcx.f'eod tn \IW"\\itrly OOKOon cro'' Pomon.t 81.., .. .,..,,,, •ot•lf<I"" lell CARLSON'S COLUMN. "" • • a l'liance C1gainsl the '82 varsity It's billed for 7 o 'clock. · Tht· coach of the alumni team will he Bill Wetzel, a former head coach at Estancia who has l<.'fl the coaching ranks for lhe softc.:r life I admm1stration J • • • E DISON HIGH 'S Chargers arcn 't the only ones wondering "hat happened Cincinnati Moeller High'::. Crus aders went do wn to defeett at the hand of Canton McKinley las t Saturd ay to tht!"tune of 13-0 before some ?,5..@Qjh Akron It wa-; the s tate c hampionstup ftnttls and each entered with a 12-0 record. Canton McKinley is where forme r Newport Har bor High fQQtbfil.IJ:oac.h Wade Watts came from when he headed west to rejuvenate the Sailors' program in 1005. Watts' teams in 1955 and '56 wcre undefeated and considered Ohio state champions , although there were no playoffs • • • Nlo.:WPORT HARBOR tDGH'S finalists for the J ohn Gust at hl etic ~c·hulC1r s hip a n d ti memo r1e1I etw.ud 'are J o hn Barnell, Rob Be rry , Rick Deans. Jamie K1,che ns and Greg Selby. This 1s the ninth year this part1euJar honor has been in the wind The 19&J·81 winner was quC1rterback Hol>ert Anthony Each of the previous winners have completed four years or college or are sn the process. It's sponsored by Marilyn Gust. who would have been a nose guard if ~he had been born a m ale and was squally bwlt. Sintoe neither 1s the case she instead devotes -a great or time in a supportive role NOTES AND THJNGS -A California lligh Schoof football record book. covering the past 90 yea rs. is available through Cetl-Hi Sports, Qox 26896, San Jose. 95159 at a cost of $4. It's not bad, If nothing else, it'll get Cl records buff mulling things over . . . Former Corona del Mar High wate r polo star Dave Pe relstein is making a name for himself at Bucknell University. !fhe freshman contributed 11 goals and four assists for Bucknell C1nd 1 considered a blue ctup pr<i!.pect for the future FV, Oilers d efeat e d Fountain Valley fell behmd bv 10 points in the first quarter a nd "a s never able to catch up agains t No. 4 ranked Alta Loma. los 1n~ 64-57 on the winner 's home court Tuesda v nig ht m opening high schooi wo men's baske tball action Mater Dei was able to m ove in front with a big third quarter and handed Huntington Bea<.•h a 50 40 setback m another opening t•ontest Fountain Valley Coach Carol Strausburg was happy with her team ·s pe rforman ce in t h e opene r. ··rm real pleased with our gam e and the way our girls played tonight." she s aid "Alta Lo m a had a front line that was 6 1. 6· I. 6 2 and we couldn't come close to matchmt their height ·- Mater Oei 50. Hunt. Bch. 40 At Mater De1. Kathv Gorman .S C'Ored 24 p<)1 nts and hauled down 20 rebounds to lead lhe ~on a rc~s to a 50·40 opening night victory over Huntington Beach The Monarchs outsco red the Oilers, 15-8 in the third quarter to break open a <.•lose gam e Mat er Oe1 ·s Bev Kansas a nd Alondu Varisco each scored 10 point s for the winners. while T a mmy Buc k e r s l e d t h e Huntington Beach scoring with 16 points. --·--FAR WEST SAVINGS and Loan A ssociat ion THE 30 MONTH ACCOUNT• '100 mtn1mum deposit 30 month minimum term Annualized yield 13.567% Current Rate Effective 11 /24/81 12.550% THE TREASURY ACCOUNT'• S 10.000 m1n1m um deposit 6 month term 11 :n7z5•93 Current Rate Effective 12 /1 /81 •fflte1el llw '""~. 'Ub\IAnltA~ torle1tu,,. f0t "•t•y ·""''"'"'•••• e • I OrcJnf)e Coosl OAILY Pll 0 1 Wt•Om•.,<lety r1ul11m tw r 2 HHI I 'Ragtime' -an American story filmed through a Czec!i 's ey~ · By 801\ THOMAS •...c.1 ..... ,.. •• ,,_ 1101.l.YWOOIJ t-'rom M1<'hHt.-I <..:urt1z ''Yunk1"-' l>oodle 0 m1l y " to Willaum Wylcr's "The Hl's l Yt•an. o r Our l.1vci.," foreign born rllm rflUkt'rs hUVt• proved USlUll' obstirvers O( tht' l\mt•r1<·un s1·1•nt· The lat1•11t. to tukc un outs1dt'r's look ut lhi• United Stut(•s 1:-. C'zel'h born Milos 1-'ormun Alnmlly succ·1·~~ful with "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nt•st" and "llair," Forman delves into l'UrJy 20th contury Am erica with "R11gt1me," l'aramount's big rclea Sl' for Del'ember Forman cumc here for a brief v1s1t recently, and he talked a~out.the film ovt11'a t•igur and beer at the Beverly Wilshire.-Hotel. s ufferinJ: slightly from jet lag. Forman is u dynam1t• 4!l, with an actor's good looks and an almos t aceenlless command of ..... , ..... CONCERT SET Pianist \\.'l<.tdimir .Jan Kochanski. sl'cn ht..•n • "1th Poi:x• John Paul II . a fter a rl'cent C'onecrt in \'atu.:an Cit v. will perform at H p m ~'r1c1ay a t thl• lr\'lne. Stakl' Center. 23 Lake St '. In int.• T1t·kcts are a\'ailable at the door J.o;n~h11h after 41 dozen ycun. 1~ th1i. countr Ahcr making u r<'l'utution in Cu·<.·h mov1ci., hc wu1- falminJt "Takan~ OH" Ill New York whcn Rus,1un lanki. mvudt•d ms homelarnd 1Now t.tn Amer1(':tn l'llatt•n, fo'urmun rt•turncd to Czer hoslovak1u, where his twin sons lav t' with hJ11 former wife, only I WO Yl'Unl ago After Uino L>1l.uurenU1!\ ~ent me lhe book '1lul(t1ml'.' .. th<.• director related. "ttaere was no question in my mind but that 1t would make a marvelous movie. I had heard that Robert Altman had been preparinft a film I like and respect Allman as a director, and I uskc<l m y agent to <'all him Md .mako.. s ore htn'lad no plans to continue Allman said there was no way that he would stay with 'Ragtime ' · "Next. I read the script by E. L. Doctorow (the novel's aut hor I It was a thous and pages and would have been suitable for 10 one·hour television films. I met with him and we cam e to an agreement for me to do my own vers ion With his blessing, I worked on <Jn outline, and Micha&! Weller. who had written 'Hair,· wrote the first ver sion. Then for four month~ we worked together on the finCJI script .. 'Ragtime' was not an easy novel to adapt. 'Dallas' second ' . NEW Y9RK !APJ CBS and ABC swapped first place in the networks' pnme·time ratings race for the fourth consecutive week. and "60 · ~inutes" displ.a~ed "Dallas" as the No l program in the competat1on for the week ending Nov. 29, figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. showed CBS' rating was 19.2 lo H.6 for ABC and 15 for NBC. The networks s ay that m eans in an average prime-time minute. 19.2 percent of the nation's hom es with television we re tuned to CBS. In. addition lo the two highest.rated programs. CBS hsted .. Dukes of Hazzard" 111 third place ABC's "Three's Company" was fourth and the only other program an the Top 10 not on CBS was another ABC show, "Too Close for Comfort." in 10th. Jn placing third for the eighth consecutive week. NBC's top·rated Show. "Little House on the Prairie ... finis hed 19th . It was the first time in a normal week's competition that "Dallas" was not No. 1. The show fell from the top pos ition-only during the two weeks of baseball's World Series in October. -... ... ~~~~~ M_9 N.,N 11 f: ALL !>tA b it.00 Two French Mysteries " -"DEAR INSPECTOR " ORANGf MALL 6 Plus lut1k'I SoYtf\ of l.H'licotft 0.-. 637-0340 A CHY ClHRI ... CllUMA JMPfrff(S Tfllftt RATED PG "Master{ul" -L A Times S)'lerla Benson "Wonder{ ul" -Newsweek Magazine. 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As I wai. bt·~·1nmn~ to prepare · H a~hmc, · he was recovering from· u i.I rokl' and h11> dot· tors udvis ed that the best lhang (or h1rri woul<l l.>c to return to work .. "I Jtavt• ham a l'l>JIY of the script and told' him tu' l'hooM' whal1~v1·r p:1rt he wanted If tie had t·hoi.cn Evt:lyn Nesbitt, that would have been OK "'1th mf' The role h1-· chose was the police t·11mm1ssion1.•r lit• i.a1d, 'Why not play a good guy for a <"h<tngc ·• · .. l'hrough Cu~hl'Y. Forman met Pat O'Brien. \\ho \\us abu <"ai.t 111 lhc film. a long with hi s wife. Eloise Tht· 1·ast inl'ludes Milry Steenburgen. Brad 1>11u.rif. James Olson , Donald O'Connor . M ose~ t:unn. lhmard 1-; Rollins and Norman Maile,r •BARGAIN ~TINEES • Monday thrtr Saturday All Performances before 5:00 PM (Except Spec111 Engagements and Hohdayst LA MIRADA MAU a Muoao ot 801ec,ons LA MIRADA WALIK·IN 994·2400 THE WATCHER IN TH£ WOODS" ~~-:.:.., ,-:. •.':; •:: I"' ·H~BIE GOES TO MONTE :::. ~ ~: : : ~.1:. 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'"' LAW AMO 04:totltOUt CO.:O'I 'SUPER FUZZ" ,..,, 1 ,. , ...... ,. ">O OUOU• ~·. f'IUA cooa THE HOUND OF THE 8ASK~RVlllES. '""" U JI 1 1' 4 .. I .. 1. I 11 H - so . COAST WALK·IN Souln Cooal H••oy· ol trooo .. oy 494-1514 -· -.. ~ ...... --· "'",_.'"I STIR CRAZY IRJ TIME BANOITS ,_ -NII Wf:D HO..-.-...... -n.•,..Utll.•• STRIPES 1•1 ............ .-•..... \.. ... ""-' ~ .,,,..._ ...... ,.7 JO 71S•• IMPORTAIH NOllCl' CHllORIN UNDER 17 fRH' ,.,, .. , 1111t WI'"•' Mlif't fft,.,. 11 • JO• ''' $1ri1flll H .. i, 6 0Q , ... l.,f 11 SllU~O ••!)Ill '" I.AA MOO ~ •OUll SIUA£1o • " •Y l!I ~ Wll• Q>JT1()o &CCISSOll• lll)SITOO BR'!(.&¥ l'Olll*11•11U Clll( •1 DIWl""S &JO Oii <I# - ANAHl lM ANAHEIM DRIVl·IN ,, •• 'll'QY 9l 0, l •tnOf\ \! 97CJ·9150 HISTORY OF THE WORLO PART I ro1 l'\UI fttl U'W ANO OflCMmft COMIDY SUPER FUZZ' '""' OlUI TULIPS '"°' CMltC·H a C..OMO I MC:a _..... t"I -C>CfCM •~I NUl .... <fll -YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN '"°' 1 '''-1 '' \OONC' c .. 1ett a cMOMO a.,. .. ..,._r. t•f llUINA PAllK BUENA PARK DRIVE IN l1nc-otn ••• W••' o' Knon .. 21-,070 llUINA PAii• LINCOLN DRIVl ·tN l•ncou' ••• N•\I Of •"'Ott -121·,070 ""'.,, .... ,cw--....ooo· t•• -'* 1ROnc A.O¥t•n.Jlllla°' ~ tit; -AUC:&f .. ~t•I tMllTOKHilf .... Al .. I~ ,...Yl'°'"'-m TIME BANDITS" ,.., ..... 'THE FRISCO K10· <NI •i•i•.t•ij•:1ii~m~ilit.iJiiiJiM•--: ... ;:s~;:~~~~ Sol\ [);ego,,..,. ot l rooairtv•tt (So) 962·2'11 NfSl~IN Slfll 11.0<h 8hO So o• Hl·WAY 39 DRIVE IH CNtOfl" GfO"' J.ttf*Ot 191·3693 __ ..,.._C4'01v• "ARTHUR 1N1 ..... ·PATERNITY l"°I OU• Wtlot .. A .. 0 llUC:"""'O "'"°" · STIR CRAZY" (Al PLUS "STRIPES·· 1•1 CINI II $Olll'IO l A HA9UA lA HABRA DRIVE IH ,.,.,....,. ~"-ft '"'" ..... ' Nl'DOf ... 171-1162 '.'llANt.t .,...AAAlLft.m ,.,_,. 'THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE' 1•1 "'"' 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Mr 1•1 t----·-••..;..t '..'._WIJ•_o ___ _ , .. ___ ,D_ "HALLOWEEN 11" 1•1 ... 119 "OE.AO 6 11.MIEO" 1t11 CINI II 50\/IOO ntl I.AW AllllO Ol90llMl(lll CO.O'f SUPER FUZZ" 1N1 ...... 'TULIPS',.._ ORANGE DlllVI IH io"'•o •~o 1.._, • S'O'e COiiege 551·7022 ... """''"°'--.... ---ncooonc ....... ,_.~ AUc:e IW wt"": I -· flll ;;,.a.111 1tJAllii A+' ....... MISSION OlllVf IH HIJ"""' ~t. 1•, I\!.& lj WARN ER 0 111\lf IN wornet A•• 'tW••• ot h oc Pt ''"O 147·H•I 642-5678 MAMllOlll ro.O • ....... ""6• .. '"AIDERS OF THE LOST ARK" COii NANO f- .. ___ .... _""" ROI.A . , . DI LE.IOI COii 001 HllllMANOI llYlllllECON .... 00 "' CAllOAO Put a few words to work for you in the lailJ Pilat DIRECTING .I <um·' ('agn1.·~ 111 H~1J.!ll mt•. j, L~ed1 horn rl1n•ctor \lilo:-. Form.111 • \ • .. Orongtt Coast OAlt Y PILOT /Wodno day December 2. 1981 \\ ~ ll'\I "II\\ -EVIMNO- '*'~••NeWS ~IANCMl.8 TMAIUMHUNT ! 1"NI MUPNTI t. COMit St-•. • NAWAll flWYE-4 ':ft~ In Mind" t:~•AIMPOM DIC:KCAWTT l~l:~ THE COLONEL Pat O'Brien guest ' sta rs as Jennife r ·s m vsterious wealth' fri e nd. the Colonel: on ··WKRP 1r1 Cincinnati" at 8:30 tonight on K.\IXT12 1 • *'~ -Jlllhouse Roc11·· (1957) EMs Prfflly Judy Tyte< A young prt- INma to play the gu11111. end altar hit rllea ... cimbt to st•<lom a a FAMIL v FE\JO 8 l.AVE1'NE I SHIRLEY ICOUPAHY the Gospels &ii SURVIVAL (I) 00.. llt.OW YOUR ~ l!lllott Gould a.nd /\lio. Qllosltey atlr In lhlS Niii Frat* 09!1 jNlous aller seeing Mrs Babl&h with he< ••·husband 'We Live With Elepn1nts David Niven natrales the s101y ot Or Ian Oouglu· Hamilton's t~'11uov ltvlng wtth hi• lllfnlly emldtt a h•rd ol wlld ~II In lake Manyara Natk>n•I Perk, TamW\11. D EYEOHL.A. ""°" Comedy I boo I a '1f0rm.d playboy who 1"1<19 his younger brorner 1411owkl9 In hi1 lootSleps ·~ Fealured execuhve rets; IHhlOn dance wear .. M"A'8"H Hawtieye llld Hot Upt come uodlf heavy lltlillary lire In an8'l!Y letrllory. with H...-eye ,_i.,1ng a lag wouM (Pllfl 2) C,M0\111 * • \i "Pulp" ( 111121 *' *'"' "Going In Style" (1979) George Burnt, Art C8'ney. Bot.ct with allllng all day on a betlch In the perk. three elderly gen ti•· mer> catelully plan a bank hlltt. 'PG' Mlch .. I Caine, Mk:liey Rooney. A seedy writer IS blrad by ao ea-lllm Sier to "ghoS1w1111" ,.._ bately • TIC TAC DOUGH &i) MACNEll I LEHMA RUOAT .· .. ~·~al>la autobiography aaoii=~ Gabe's lather P•v• a tu•P<"-Ytslt 10 ,,,. ciau- room and CIUMS P<Ob· i.ns when hi tr-to talte °'*08--~AIGHTS Ttlit dOclumanlaty chtono· .. pUt*c controv...sy 1n ~ Olla< lhl IUbjlCt t1' ttle ..., ... rig1111. begen· ~ l!flttl 1111 Cahl<lfnla ..,.,_ Court Ruling on !tie dealt> penalty In 1972 181181HE88 REPORT Q!NEWS BAANEY MILLEA Inspector luger w1n11 action last when a sniper tlkes a po1 snor ar w o10. !xii •l's • d1lle1enl ball game When 111e Inspector 11 rhe larger fH) TifE NASHVILLE COYOTE EJ<c1temen1 1nd romanc:e are found by a desert coy- ote 1n country musics cap. Ital : 7:00 8 C88 NEWS D H8CHEWS ·. ·. 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 8el0fe Richie can reat1ie wl'lal 1 happening. an old g.ltffrilnd decides thar they we going 11eady 8 A8CNEWS G LYHN IHACK£LFON> e M·A·a·H Hawkeye and HOI Lips 09 to thl &o63rd lo o.m<>n· S11a11 h•s arlllf••I lf•ns- ptanr opara11on (Pan 11 Cl) JOKER'S WILD m MACH€tL I LEHRER AEPORT Cl) TIC TAC DOUGH OJ EHTEJltTAIHMENT lONIGHT An 1n1er.new w1111 Robert Slack of 'Srr1ke Force Q! THE MUPPETS Guell Lynn Redgrave (DJ TH£ WAY IT WM (}l MOVIE • • • · Honoo' ( l9S4) -.John Wayne. Geraldine Paga I\ cavalry dispatch ~ encounters a woman· ..o her son, an Apache cM11'1 blood brother "' 7dlll. NM aAIKl'T9AU. I.pa Angeles lll\ers vs $Nttta SuperS-ics 1•. I ON THE TOWN fioatu..ct· ~ 10 8a)a. • illletnat!YI to mental ~1ills, • ~ II whit ~S 10 k>SI m .. t • '1!J OH 8EINO HijMAH wrTH Lal()• 19CAG4 IA One man's Slmpll phttoao- phy ot hf• an<! love os pt• _,I.ct In an uncommon. po1gnant- (I) ~.M. MAGAZINE Car1oon111 Calhy Gu•s•wite. creator ot ··ca,1hy". small 1ig111wa1g111 l>lllCOplera thal c.-, be bud! t10tll 1 .... 0 YOU~FOAIT 04) EMMET OTTEA"S JUG..8ANO CHRISNAS Filly new MuppelS are 1nlr0duced rn a heart- warming story about tne love belween an 011e1 morhet and her son ( Q NHL HOa<EY Los /\r>geles t<mgs vs New York Rengers 7:56 fD PLEOOE BREAJ< Reoularly scheduled pro- gramming may be delayed due to pledge breakS 8:00 IJ Cl) MR. MERLIN Zack, using maorc learned lrom Merlin tor purposes or setl-delense makes the m11t•ke ol lti1nk1ng he's tnvtnc~ble IJ (3 REAL PEOPLE Featured a woman who photograpns mate c:enter- lolds, a s.amongl)I JO;r;e· llss ray ot "Ohl, a COlo<lul Chess player a sw•noV'Q laundrom•t with hve musk • MOW * • "How Do I love Tr-" ( t970) Jack•• Gleason. Maureen o ·Hara An alhe- tSI lhares • st<lfmy ma1- r1age w1lh a re1io1ous 1un- damenraJ1s1 D ~ THEGAEATESj_ AMENCAN HEAO Ralph learns 01 an •nterna- ttonalty teared assassin s p101 10 sp1eae1 deadly ne<•e gas ar a mass pro.- lest concerl ID P.M. MAGAZINE Ce11oonlst Calhy Gu1sew1te, crearor or •Cathy small light-Ohl h4ll1cop1e1s thar Clln be bulll ltom a kit, Ma11a ShrtY9r meets designer Bob Mackle. Or GraniCl1 on Sleepwalklno .MOW • • "lhe lost Years' ( 19761 Documentary New· ly unaar1hed documents !>Y•potl lhat Jesus ChrlSI undertook a p11g11mage stretching from Rome to Tlt>el dunno ,,.. 16 revs ol his lole nor recOfded 1n S)MOW • *'4 "How To Beel Thi High Coit 01 UYlng" ( 11179) Susan Saint J-. Jessie.a Lange No ~ able to keep up with inlla· tton three 0 1egon 11ou-ves lvrn 10 lercenv 10 balat1Cla thllt lxldgets PG 0 TULSA COUNTRY MU81C FESTIVAL Roy Clark. Jim StallOfd. Met TtlllS The Olk Ridge Boys. G'IO<ge Jones Oor1 Williams, and Joe Sun are lea1u1ed 1n an even•"1j of loot-stomping music 8:30 tJ Cl) WKRP IN CINCINNATI A weallhy 80-year·Old t1ieno ol Je11mler's dies an<I •t '' learned Shi was made exec:urrtx or his estate ID All IH TifE FAMIL y The ent1re Bunkllf house. l10ld is allecled by Gtorla's leehng ol depression H.MOVIE * * "Hangar 18" 11980) Datren McGav1n, Rot>erl Vaug11n Researchers 11 1 s«:ret government lnSlal· lat1on 1nves11gare lhe cause or a satetltte s sud- Oen destrvc11on PG Z MOVIE • * * • Ptenrc At Hing· 1ng ROCJI.. 119 7 S l Rachel Robe<11. Oon>lnlC Gu.rd In tum-of·t~IUl"f Au.- lralla. three yQUng ldlool- QlrlS wander -sy from • schoot ptentc: and become lost in ttie bush ·PG' t:OO • (I) HUA8E I\ new nurae jOlns Mary s sta!t •nd Mary,'°' •••sons unknown 10 l>erMll. lakes an •nsl•N d1S11ke to the ~· U Qt TifE FACTS OF LIFE A l 1nanc1a1 m11lorlune drives Mrs Garrell to tl1e brink ol emottonal col· l•pse II ®l TI:fE FALL GUY Cort goes •lier a renegade motorcyclilt who 11 hiding out In the de-1 with hll outlaw biker gang tD MERV ONFFIH fD MORE COUNTRY QJSSIC8 ;tHINNEL LISTINGS Many ol 11141 outstandlno perfOfmancas wnlch h•Vit hlgl11tghlad the Mvat'I r-ar I llC>lf'I ol ··Au111n Ctty Ltm· , 111" are featured. with SIJCh g1eata as w 11111 Nelson. lillf)' Gallln. Cf\arlll Dan- iels. George Jones. Hank Williams. Jr , lacy J Dal· Ion, E11t Sc1uggs. Tom T Hall and Ray Chatles per- l0tm1ng , ; . • 9 KNXT CC8SI 8 KN8C INBCJ .KTLA f ind I 9 KABC CABCJ •KFMB (CBSI fl KHJ·TV Und I •KCST IA8CI e t<TTV Cln<l.I fi t<COP· T\I I Ind i .KCET I PBSI alt<.OCE I PBSt 1 ""-"'*'"'"' Or-CO*\t Dally Pllol ...... ,., ~·Doc. J, '· "" '°°' .. ' ~IT10UI IUMM•H llAMl ITATllMlllT TM ... IOwl"t tl'81'10f1S are doing MU!elta: l"!TERHATIONAL COMMUCIAL aROltEltAGE, 1100 ..... Mrtal, Sult• JO, fll•w,ort tlM<ll, Qflteffl• ~ 111~n•tlllfltl , A Cem"1•«1tl .,._., ~Y. Inc , • C.lltornl• ~ 1100 o..au """'· s..1 .. -~"· c.tltornl••:IMO ,: T... -II <8f'ldw<IH llY • °"""' . • I ean-n:l411 .......... ~·'"' car..-.... . T1lll == .... "'" wltfl .... CWlltT Otft. et °'11'9' c_.., °" ..._... •.. .., __,,.,,.. ..... • 7 Pt7"9 .,.. CMtt Oelty l"ltet ,,.., ..., 0 l H c ,, E s " • On TV Z T\I HBO CC1nt>m<1 •I I WORJ NY N Y I WTBSI CESPN I ISllowl1mPJ SPOtloqhl ((able News Network ) ~ICTITIOUS aUSINISS N-1 STATIMINT T ... loli0wln9 Off'°" I\ dDlfto llu\llleU •• "' HE¥r WEIGH OF LIFE. •sss Garlleld Suite F Founleln Velley, Celllornle ft1111 ltobln Fro"'•" 1400 ECllnQ., tC-10.1 Huntlnqton 9-e<ll. C:alllorftf• .,.., 'Ii) TOGETHER ... WITH LEO 8UICAOUA Speaking before en aud•· ence 1n Sacramento. Call· tornla, Dr Leo Buscaglia urges 1111ener1 to move away from thl "me ganer· al Ion t:30 a a LOVE. slOHEY Laurie's patents. whom she hasn't .-i 11nca tl1e letl t>ome six .,,..,. earlier. c:ome to town to 1pend Thanksgiving with her A TOUCM 01' CLASS I• no Ion"' 001119 """""' ., * w .flh s1 .... 1, S...te AN, Ste JJO, Slr>ee Novem.,., 23, 1tlt elld I ... new owne" •re nol rnponslble lor .,.v deC>lll. or 11.cHlltles ln<urltcl Pl'lor to l'lwlt 0.1• Publl-0r.,... co .. t Delly PllO\. 0.c I\ 1, I, "" S14J.11 Tiii• bu•rneu I• conducted by en .,.... ___________ _ lnctlvleluel ltollln F ,_,,.., Tllh "lltMenl w•• 111..0 wllll lllt County Ctff• of Oretl9e C°""'Y on Hovem-11, 1"1 ~lllln P\,lf)ll\'*lt OtMQe Coell Delly PllOI, Nov ti, ts. OK l. t , '"l ftlt.11 Nl-alM 'tCTIT10US•UllNIH N-1 STATIMINT Tiie lell0wl119 ""°"' are dalne tlvllnes•n: I AJ THE IHlEltAMElllCAfll CO MPANIE S 11 1 H O RT H AMERICAN IUILOERS ICI THE -------------I 1HTERAMERICAH COMPANIES 101 ..... , .. "CTITIOUI I UllNlll NAMeSTATUllaNT Tiie loflOwlllQ pert0n1 are .itolnG 11u1lnes••: CI) JAMESON PltOPEllT'Y GROU P . tll J AM ESON CON ST RUCTION, Ill JAMESON INTERIORS; (41 HACIENDA REAL TY, JUI Airway "'""""'· 8k19 . G,J, C"le ~ CA t?tll THE JAMESON COM PANY, t Calltornl• c..-atkNI. JUI Alr"Way /\-, ..... O.J, Colla Me.._ CA .,.,., Tiii• ""'""' h (81\dUc't.ci lly • cor,...,...., ,._ __ ~., INTERAMElllC/loH llUILOEIU , L TO., JISl Alrwey A-. lu0dl"9, Ir>. Colle MKa, Callto<nle •aa, t lllleram erlc•n Builders Partnerllllp, JUI Airway Avenue, ltllldlflO <;J, Colle llW ... C.llleflll• .,.,. t-l1118ramerlt 8f'I Cerp0rallllfl, • Ct lllor111a <•-atloft, JU I AlrW•Y A•-. llullldl"9 G-3, Cotta -... c .. u ... ,,, • .,.. ,_,._ Aimffk 111 Hewtlllt, Inc., • C1lltor111a corperatl..,, JUI Airway A•8f'lue, Bulldl"t G-l, Co.ta -Maw. Calltorlll<t.,.. Tllll ltvtlMU lJ <ClftW<IM ey t .. ,..,., -1Nn!lli NM!h Arlllrk., Heon"'9. Jeff"'Y 0 . P-... Ill< ""'"'4lalM ,,,_ w ._.,. Tlllt ~ wa1 lllH wltfl .,,. Tiii\ 111tttlr'l8f'lt -m• wltfl ti.. c-•Y c~ et °'.,... ,...,,,, Oft Covnty c1er11 et °'lftOA c-y "' .... '°· "'1 ............... "''· ,,,.., ,,...., ~·--~ '°'*" Dally Pl"4, • ,,,_ti ... Or-C..'1 Oolly li'llM, OM 2. t, I~. H. I., iJSMt 'DI<.?, t, i., 12. IWI t~I ' 2 a a 9MOYtl • -* • Payday 11913) "'P f 0r 11 Anne Caor1 A tOUnlry anCI -tetn "'~ ivin'"-ly mu." l\ta w•~ lo tllldottl t>y men•oot•• lf'O lllCI d•-dlng ll>OM ., OUtld n"" tO:OO 9 C IHAHHOH A )'OllllQ WOll'ltO WhQ 11 being h ... ..., by hel ••• nuanar>O Cl«>d•s to take tn. litw 1n10 hw _,, Plan<la IO ptOllCI ""1"'1 •n<I net )l~d*"O'll .. G otOUIHCY A prom1n.,.t lawyer uaff I•• drun~en <111\ling lewt to IVOld punlahm•nl t iter kllllil P6d••t•l•n I ... NEWS DYNASTY I\ 1econcima11on belween 81eJ!e ano S1•ven ends 1n <llMlt., wh<ltt an ICC109"11 puts Srev•n 1n 11141 h09PHa1 •Ind All••• in Bl1ke'1 aims m PlEOOr MEN< R90Ulatly ICf\ldvleO p10- gramm1ng ~ be delayllCI due 10 plec>ge b1eak6 C MOVIE * * • Jvll Tell M• Wl\al You Went I 1980J Ah MeclGrtw /\Ian 1<1ng A weatthy buSlnHs ryc:oon thlnlct lie hat 111s mistress well 1n llne unlll She d<lmen<11 he pul ne1 on Ch1rge ol a •ecently •cqu11ed movie SluO•O R S MOlllE • * Sen101s R' 10: 15 a!) THE ART OF BEING FULLY HUMAN Or l4'b Busc&glla. hlQhly •ccla11ned speel.er ano popvle1 8Clucet1on prores-'°' al use. pr111M111ts his enthu1la5!1C me.sage or "Love your I.ill-human b411ng," (M)MOV1€ .• * • "The long Alde1s (11180) J&mff and -Stacy Keech. DaYld .,,d Keitl1 Carradine The Jesse James-Core Younge< gang leaves • trail of emplllild bank•, plundered sla· QKOKhH and deao bod· IM In us wake aa tne out - laws rode toward the1t llt1al &l\OWdown R' 10:30 ., INOEPEHOEHT HETWON< HEWS &i) 808 EVERHART Tl1• Nebraska country, 11nger pertOfms songs by Jimmie ROdgeu Woody Guthrie and Hank w 1111ams 1n a muste I concert pro- g1am belOfe a llve audl· enu 10 MOVIE * • ·~ "Tom Hotn ( 19801 Sieve McOueen. Richard Farns~orlh In early 201h· century Wyoming a t>oun- l'f hunter hffed by a g•oup ol rancners 10 lrac-down 1ust1e1s ,, ~I VP IOI a h9ng1ng by hll employers. ·R' ZJMOVIE * •i, "Mandingo" 111177) James Mason, Susan George A West African ol lhe Mandingo lrtbe is brought 10 • st•v•b•eed· 1ng pranlaltOn In loutSlana l>lf0te the 111tt1 ol the Civil War 'R' 11:00988 Cll98 NlWI 8 SATIJADAY NIGHT Ho9t. Stay Speoell. Gvnt. Riehatd Baskin. I PAUL.HOGAN THE JEFF£MON8 Florence quits wtMlf1 the Jeflersons f<lfbid her 10 en1er1t1n ll4tt Doylroend 0V8'n.gl11 a> BENNYHILL 8'nny portrays a Doltngual tout guide Ill DICK CAVETT Guest· Jahn Cheever 11:30 IJ Cl) WKRP IN CINCINNATI /\n unoerlak1ng lycoon 011e1s WKRP has lucrattve commercial account 1R1 D OJ TOHIOHT Guest 11011 David Lelle•· man Guests Doek Ent>e-g. Jane Paule)' D ttJ) A8C HEWS NIOHTUHE D KST ~ OAOUCHO • THE 000 COUPLE When Murray's wile eiecrs him from rne" l>ome. Felt~ lnv1le• htm to share 0Kat's apwtment .SAHFOAOANOSON Fr.ct ts o!t.,lld a place In locll govemmen1 and soon 1118' hi IS otfetlld a bflbe • CAUfOANIA RIGHTS Tl11S documentary ch<onl- cles pYblic: controversy In Calll orn111 over 1ne sobj9Ct ol lhe srares •!Qhts, t>egtn- n1ng with the Calllornla Supreme Court Rull"1j on the death penally In 1972. ($)SAN FfWICl8CO 1110 l.Af'f()f'F Fr.ct W1lla1d hOSIS this t1um0tou1 night 01 enter· talnment as unknown comedians are tudged l<lf lheir comic talents. UMOVIE * * • • "Ordinary Pao· pll" ( 1980) MKy lyler PUIUC 1111£ TUBE TOPPERS K'l'l .A It M 011 Th,.,. St•1111 mt•nl ttl I ; ll'<I"'" 1111" Jo I l.11\ ,. ltlfll ..,1 ,11·1111~ .J.H'Kll' "<'ET l l !Joo ~11111.· t'u11111n ( 'l ,1 ~~1n, 0111 ... l-.nll111g IH'rl<J111W1H:l'l'> I rum 1\ui.t1n l'11 \ l.11111t i. \\ tl l1l' .'\l'l~on . Charlll' Di1n1 l'I :-.111cl. (;c-n r J,:l' Jo1\l'~ <.tl'l' arnung gLH.'!>l io. K:-.J ac e 10 . uo <)lune·.' " l'l'Ull)lll l'lll T~WYl'l' I I'l l'!'. 111 U:O.l' l,1:-. d r u n k l' n d n ' 1 n g I '"\ ... t " • " o 1 ti pun1~hmt.•nt ~•lkr killing a Pl't.h•:-lr 1~111 KAUC fl tu lllJ n:{·11nt·1l1 at1ull ht•l \\t't.'it l'll(b Ill dl:O-J:O.ll'I' L>~ 11a~l ~ r\ Bia ht· aml SI,., l'fl M()()(e Donald Sulherland A gullt-rld<len IMn·lglf 1ry1no to pYt his Irle back 1ogether alttt 1'111 brother's dearh ano h•t own autetde 11ttemp1 raachea out to hll complacent lather en<! hlS Cold r~ mother R. -MENGtfT - 12:00 0 MOVIE • * • "Tllfm 0 1 T11al' I t963J L1ure<>ee Ol1Yier S1mor>e Sionoret A welt· respected schoo1m11s1111 1s falsely accused ol ns.aull Dy a young sludenl · D ®J LOVEBOAT A mask.ct klH1"1j bandit lhrtlls lhe lemale passo11· Q•r[o. a w1trnt11 10 a gang. fanfj murder 11191 lo avOICI 1ostlly1ng, and a busy buSI· nessman a1mo11 loses his son (R) 0 MOVIE * * "Requiem For A Gun- llghlllf" f 1965) Roo Cam- tton. Srepnen McNalty I\ gunslinger mistaken IOI a judge .. .,c1aes the powe1 01 tne pos111on to condemn an outlaw kcused or mu•· dll<' 8) MIKE DOUGLAS Cohosts latry Gillin and the Oatbn Brothers Band Guests t:tauy ,Ar\oe. son. The M asrer1. Tom Scnbner Cl> Aoot<e Jill Danko tees a gangSlllf murdet his Cred1t0t lC)MOVlf * • "Meteor" ( 1979) Sean Connery., Narallt Wooo Amerlean and Russian sci- ence experts ro•n fOfCH 1n an allempl to "'••<I olt a giant meteor lrom ourer space. whlCh Is on a dlt8C1 coUtalon coorse with Earth. before man disaster &trikes. ·PG· H808HEAK PAEVIEW:OfCEMeEA Husband-and-wife comica Jerry Sttller tnd Anne Meata lntrO<luoe the mov· leS, spec:1<1IS 100 S9Q(1S events coming to Home Box O!t!U In Oacembll<' 12:06 8 Cl) MOVIE * * "The GrNl .. t T11tng ;That Atmosl Hac>panld' (19771 Jlmm•• Walker. ,,_ E8t1 Jor1-A high· llChool batkllbell atar rafua. to tel en ltlr-. Sland ~ him and .,. 1mportat1I QM>e (R) 1a;15 (OJ MOVIE * * ''> "The 39 Steps" I 111801 Jonn Mills. Dav1<1 w .,ner I\ man t>econMs lhe Quarry ol bOth Ille PQllGe and • secrel group ol toreogn agents operaltng in England when he •S framed IOf a stranger's murder 'PG' 12::10 u a TOM<>flAOW Guests Pele<. Paul and Mary; J-Fonda &ii INTAOOUCTIOH TO PHll080flHY H MOVIE * * * "Tt>e Blue Lagoon" ( 1980) Brooke Shields. Chrtstopher Atkins Two chlf<lren e•pet""1CI the pangs or llrsl love wnlle d1scoveri"11 hie 100 each 01 her •lier lh•y are •sht pwrldclld together on a deserted llllo<I · R' 12:40 l.J MOVIE ••·~ ··Mow To Beal The High Cost 01 living 1 t!l79) Su!Mln Saint Jtomes JeHtc:a Lange No longer able 10 kMO up w•lh 1nlla- 11on thtee Orll'Qon f\ov-ives turn to larceny 10 balance rnerr buOQ61s PG 1:00 ID MOVIE "' • ·, ·T1111 B•o1tw1n Rt<:o ( t9S7) AIChatd Con1e Dionne Fo11e1 A Florida bulonessman aims lor lh" 100 1n h11 allemprs to pre- venl • c•1me syndicate l1om mvrdQf1"1j 'Ill brolll ers Cl) INDEPENDENT NETWOAI< HEWS tli) IT'S EV&AYBODV'S BUSINESS "Marketing" S MOVIE * • F1s1s 0 1 rury t t973) Bruce lee, Ma11a Y1 A ma111a1 B•IS expert ltnds une•pecle<t danger when ha goes to work 1n a Bang- kok t<re ract<lfv R 1:10D MOVIE • It '> ' Panic Butron 119631 Mauric.e Cnevalt4;l1 Elellno< Parke1 A g.,ngster mes 10 lose SSOO 000 teg11. tmarery Dul enos up mak· •"11 money when lhe plan bllckl11es @)NEWS 1:30 Cl) MOVIE * • '> Bang' Bang• Yoo re Dead I 19661 Tony Ran- dall Sen&a Berger /\n Amet1c;an 1n Mo1occo becomes en11ng1eo 1n 111e acriemes of spies p10111ng ~a1ns1 rne Untied Naloons 2:00 U ENTERTAINMENT TOHIGHT /\n 1n1erY1ew w11ti Robe11 Stack ol "Sl11ke Force otNEWS C MOVIE •• * * "8 112 119631 Marcello Mas1ro1ann1 Claudia Caro1nale D11ec1-eo by F.Oet•CO Fell1111 An ovetwOfked lllm dtrector learns 10 accept 1he obsta· cles 1n his c:aree1 as well as 1n htS personal tole 0MOVIE ***'• ·Tne Pa1alla• v-· f 197~1 Warren Beat- ty, Paula Pren1tss An lnvesltgaflve reporrer •llempts 10 uncover a nauonw10e network or polttleal uuss.ns ~109 NEWS 2'.20 8 MOVIE • * '> 01 Love And Oes11e ( 196Jl Met le Ot>e-on Sieve Cochran A -auhy woman a11emp1s 10 leave her sordid pasr b('h1nd by marrying Ill<! man 51141 love5 UOIJ NEWS Z)MOVIE * • • '• Saini Jack 1(191111 Ben Gauer.a Oen-' l10lm ElllOI A SGl111mtr'lg Amencan eapa111ato sets up an emp"e of black· • market actMlles and pios- lltutf()l'I In the busy slreels ot Slr>gapore 'A' 2:~8 HEWS 2:'61) MOVIE • • '"' "Nlohl Games' ( 1974) Barry Newm•n. Suaan Howard An uncon- v«tlt0n1I lawyer defends a _.thy woman aocuseo 01 murder 3:00 . MOVIE * * ,_. "The G1ea1 St0uA Ma»ICle'. ( 196!>) Jo~ JOHN DARLING lVE SEEN 'THE. ~OMOTION~ HERE FOR 'TMREE '<EARS!\ ,..,., ;. j~ ... HOW CAN THE NEW O'NNER .JUST F IRE ME LIKE THA-rr '- ~ ",/ (.Oiiton 11t"t11t11 (,, •'"Y tv11111t • l.&M aiar.a •114l ltllll ttvlftlt wli<ll I.a lo 11 mv.(Jfve • b.Mod •lf '~te.I lrtdl#•• $ IHOWTIME'S HOU.YWOOO 330 $ WOVlf II 00 0 ••"I '"" llNtOI.,.., C!lp9< 11~1~1 Heyi.y Miii .. Oe••O McCe/lvfrl nu.., dttpul•t ••UPI •l'IOnO memo.ts 01 1 ....,lily t•m· oly tt.tl(Af~ (onhOI .,, .,,..., $outh Alric;an <I•• monCI 111terffl• 8 • • Bf ..... •llQ GllH • • Young AnewMl<1 PC, I IWIO) Hull 0 C0rmor Phd O•NMI• A tir1ltth PVl\k pop •••• • .., ... ,.,,.. Ulll metety loitd• 10 lf.oQOOy PO 3:'6 0 MOVIE • • 'Mt>urtlA•n M•n 11ll901 C:h1111to11 t1"''"" fln1n l<t1tlh TWO '"' lr6PIW'~ OlllOY th• freo dom ot 11\41 w1ldulllNu 111 tt>e IHI few ytt.!t,. bt1lcmo '"* tn<:r~acllmN11I ol c IVlh llltlt>n R 1200. I• I '$UIC)4f YQU w.,,, Awwy' (Piii 2) 119441 C•euoeue Colb41rt Slllll•V Temple An Americi.11 ram lly altUOQMI lo 1tHTU1t11 11;11111 dfltO•hl lrwt prOblllmt ""'Y mulr rpco dutinQ Wotld W11 11 •:t58 MOVIE * * · The \11n11h•no L .ina 11!1731 Docum.111a1v fh" peoi)le 01 All•ak 11 Ot!>Ul"Y 1ne.1 1eoac11y and 1t11eno11> ol Wtll"' the ll•llle IO C•rve oot 11 hie '°' lhemMlvH 1n 11'141 bllte< w11derneu 01 tn«l NOllh •.25 Z MOVIE • • * Hondo f 111541 John waynto Ge1al!l1n1 Paoe A caval•y d•1111>a1Cn rioe• onGOut'I'•'" a womun and ner son •f'I Apache Ch1el s blOO<I brorher 4:30 C t.tOVIE • • • , 'GOlng In S1vl• 119791 George Burnt Att Catn.iy Boreo w1111 11th11g all c1tty on a bench 1n lh•, park lh1ee elderly genllfl men car111u11y plan a Dank het51 PG 'f'hur•dapf• D nyfintP tfo 1·-.-11 -MORHltG - 8:00 S • • Hangar 18 119801 Darien McG11v1n Rot>err Vaugl1n Research ers al a secret govetnmenl 1nslalla11on 1nvesttga1e rne cause or a sa1e11t1e ' sud d61'1 des11...clion PG 7:00 0 • • ·, Sno,..oa11 E•P•ess G 7:30 C • * EleclloC. Ef.~ 1mo A yOYng E'ktmo bOy &<.Ct denllllly becomes a po..,e1 lul source ol elecrrocily G 8:00 S * * * Advance l o n.e Rea• ( 19641 Glenn • Fo•d S1etla Sreyens When a company cl Union so•· doers 1s oe1a1l11d 10 guard a go10 Sh•pment rhe caproon falls lor a· remele Conled erara spy 8:30 C * II ' • Bhowanl Junc. !•on' ( 19561 Ava Ga1drier S1ewa11 Grange• An /\ngto-ln<11an girl ltv1ng an Pak1s1an eapertences an 1oent11y c11s1s a$ she strug· gtes lo SOii OYI tier nat•On al loya111es 9:00 0 • * • The Wortrt s Grearesl Alhlere 119 731 John Amos Jan-MtChael \11ncen1 A tOach who is having a run OI baO luci. relurns lo h•s roots 11'1 Altt ca and d1s.c:o•ers a super athlete G 8:30 g) • * looll•ng For Dan ger tl9S71 Bowery Boys On o Re.chow Tl\4' Boys lose an A1my cooiung PO' on Nor lt"t Africa 10:00 S • * • . Gloria I 19B01 Gena Rowlands John Aoames A l0tme1 ·gun moll t>Pcomes "'" p10 !eGIOr ol an Of pl1aned 6- year-old Puttrlo Rican lar· gered by tne underwo110 tor tne ml0tmllt0n he car 11es '" a balle1eo b11e1. case 'PG' 10:30 Cl) * 'The Da""n Roder (193S) John Wayne, MB•· Ion Burns A cowbOy sa•es lhe day when he t"tas a s11oot-ou1 w1tt"t 1ampag1ng outlaws (C • •'> Allreo Tne G1ear' I t9691 David Hemmings. Mocl1aer York A. n1r111-century warr101 king musl chooM IM!lw~n 1 1>1s longing l<lf a Slmple hie and lhe pressures ol lead· tng htS people tn lhe11 struggle ag111nsl t11e Danes Cl) • • Sut)tJown I 194 11 C.0111 I •ernwy Bruce C11b01 Tl•• B1111at> unc;ov.,, Nrui IM;tlvtly In Altl(;O wnh lh• hllp ol • furttilln g•ll Z • * • '\ 'Si.1111 J11Ck 1197'9) B4ln Gauare. Den· hOlm Ellt0I A Kh•nll"1j Ame1tc;1n ••P•lr•••• WIS up an emp.1e ot bl&Gll· ma1i.•1 act1v1t-anel ptOS- 11tu1ton 1n lne b<.1$y streets ol Singepore R 1:00 C * * * Somel>OCly Up lhere L11>.1s Me 119S6J Paul Newman. Pier A"'Qel• Rocky Graz••no a New Y()(k slum t>oy. 11ses to lame a~ a cnamp1oosh1P bO•ef • 0 • • > Pulp ( 19721 M1chae1 Came M•ci.ey 1'1.oo1111y A 5ee<ly writer as h11od by an ex-Mm star 10 gho~•w111e his barely p11n1abU! aulob•ography PG 1:30 S * • • /\dv;Jnce To Hie Rea1 ( 19641 Glenn Ford Stello Sfuvens When a c'omoany 01 Umon sol· d1e1S IS delaJled 10 0U31d a gold Sh•Pmenl tne c11p1a1n 1a11s ror a female Conle<J· . erste spy 2;00 l • • • ·useo Cars I 1980J t<urr Runell Jacil Wa10lll'I Aller 111e owner ol a bank•upr c;ar snop d18$ n1s employee$ lry 10 cove• up ht' demise 10 p1even1 n,, weallhy car dea•er brolhllt lrom onhefoltng tr>e buS•neu R 3:300 • • •'r !he Man Who Never Was 1 19561 Chlton Webb G1011a Grahame /\s pa11 01 a d1ve1s-on lor tne AllteO onvas•on or S1c;11y a planP CIOSl1 IS ta~ea 10 lt.eo lals4! inlo1ma1ton 10 1ne enemy S * * Voong /IM f ree When 1r30edy lore.es J young boy to r~n a wag on 1ta1n on lh!!-tugged wesr ht' meers a yo ... ng Indian g111 one oeg1ns a newltlto PG •:OO C * • E:lec:1nc EU.1mo A young Es~1mo Doy ace• oenrally be<:omes a power- ful SOY1ce ot electrlC•ly G l • *" Deep Erid I 197 ti Jan& Asrie• John Moulde•-Brown A I!">· yea1 .010 boy becomes 1nla1ualed w1lh a street· w1«;.e 1oun9 woman wno 1i,11e1s 1'11m 10 oes1ruc1ton R •:30 0 • • ' Doi And Santa Claus 1 1981 t An•ma1ec Cnrtstma$ U ad1t1ons a•ourio tne wOflO a1e e•Pf'• •tenceo Dy a your>g girt ano Sanra as lhey searc;h for a nao~ ~anga•oo thar ~Js ~eralf'<l lrom its mother 5:00 C • • 1 Bhowan• June. t•On I 19561 Ava Ga•dnt-• S1ewa11 Granger A• Anglo-lnooan 9"' 1,.,,,.. r Pa> •Stan l!AperoenCt!S an 1oen111y CllSIS as ShP Sllvg· gles 10 sorl out her n.i11on al 1ova11ies 5:30 H • * '> Three Wam o•s (19171 RanOy Oua1d Chorlt>S Whole Eaqle A tl year 010 lndran oov 3Stiamed ol l>tl•rljl recog· n11t!d as a warr1or tParns 10 app1ec1a1e has he111age Oller YIS•l•ng IHS SIC~ I grandlalhet G z *' Roe~ N Roll • High SchOOI ( 1!1791 P J Soles \11nct1n1 Van Pauen A budo•ng songw,.rer ar Vince lomb7rd1 Hogl'l 111es 10 ger tt"te Ramones 10 1ecord net must<: while ner OQuaHy amb1flous l10eno puraues rne school nearl· 111rob PG . by Armstrong & Batiuk APP.ARENTLY, HE WANT5 10 8RING- IN A MORE ~PERlEN:ED PE~ ... I FH6UI Puo11.-Or-l.aeSI 0•11• P110I, Nov. U , OK. t. '· ••. 1•1 )1 441 -----------.:....-• Nl-alll "CTITIOUI IU$1NIH NAMllSTATIMliNT Tht loll...,1"9 perton. ••~ e101no ~ICTIT10US aUSIMISS b•,.lrwu ... NAMl:STATIMllNT IHTEltAMEltlCAN OltlNGE Tiie llllowlftll per1M1n1 era eolng CREEK PARTNERSHIP,• C.lllornla lluSlneun Limited PertMr>lllp, JUI Alrw•y ALITCJ0.01\llSIOH OF HILTAON AWnue. Blctfl. G·l , Costa -\e, CA CORPORATION, 00 Tlllrty Se<ene ..,.,, Slrltl, Newper'l llHCll, C•lllernl• l·INTIEAAMElllCAN llUtLOERS 9!•10 PARTN[ASHIP, • G t ller•I Or. Mldol All Moth.,.t, t7H Mete P.,,.,.,,.P, ~1s1 l'>rw•• Awnw. 8MIQ, "••d• Or e au, t"otl• MtU, G-J, Cos\aMn.9, CA"M,. Calltotftie..... 2·NOllfH AMERICAN HOUSING, "''· l<av-"· Hlll19r, P.O ..... ~He .• c.tlfenW• (4W1*'at1on, ,,,, t7'1, lewny Hllr., c.tlfOrnl• t02U Air••• AV9nue ....... G·J. CH18 Mt.~MIO ll~,!1111 MeW,CA.,.. S. lt•dfard, NI l , Stnta •111, 3 I N TI! It AME It I CA N C .. 1Mnl•ft101 CORPOltA TION, a C•lllornle Mr. Som It Allr. IUS MtN .,,,,... .orpor•lloft. Jt)I Airway A.,.llue, o.rvo, e. Coltt '°""'· eet1fotftl.,.,.,.. •1ctt1 G·>. eo-1a ........ CA~ Tlll1 w.i-. 11 <M>Mltlf lly H lllh """l"ftt h ceMw<tM lly e ...,lft(.._llM M_IM._. ..... , lfllll lll'llltM .,_,,... a IN'1........ N-~IOI\ Holltl"9, lflt 9'm It Allr Fr-W ........... Tilll ........_. ...., lllH wl .. lllt Tlllt ~t w-. !lift •IV. ,,,. c-"' c1er11 ot o.-,_, .., c-1'1 c•m ., o....., '"'"'' .,. '""""""' 10, 1'91. ,..,, '° "'' Pl '911U ~1"4f't ~II,,_ er.,.. C .. tt Oelly Piiat, ~·--Or ..... C..•I Oell~let. NOY II, te. H. O.C t, 1'91 ...... , OK. t , t, 16, n."" f ~ ' • . '· •, .-11ilf1 Pilat I"' WEDNESDAY, Dec: 2. 1991 SUPERMARKET SHOPPER SLIM GOURMET SPECl'AL DIETS C2 C4 C10 - -· •• cr,ate. a house with dried fruit . . . CS Finishing touches for executive chefs- ·~est of the batch in special classes BY MARV JANE SCARCEUO Ot .. IMM¥ ......... Like graduates of top.name universities, well trained chefs are in demand. ln fact. a shortage of potential chefs inspired Walter Roth, corpo.-.-h 1ruw?utive chef for the Westin Hotels, to create a sort of "graduate school" for promising young culinarians within the chain. Last week six young men from hotels as far away as Hawaii and the Philippines graduated from the first such session, held at the chain's South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. An intensive, four·week course was designed to teach them everything they'll need to know when tbey take over as executive chefs in hotel kitchens. "Today you have to be a businessman as well as cuUnarian,'' Roth says ... In times past. it took 15 or 20 years to become a chef. You accumulated experience. traveled seoeral times a year and saw many different methods . .. Now, with the shortage, people with three years in kitchens are gelling offers to be executive sous chefs. That's not enough time to get the experience .it takes ... Like many of the older chefs. Roth is European and first learned cooking lore from his parents, whO operated a restaurant in their native Swtrzerland. He arrived in America in 1952 and worked at a Westin hotel in Palm Springs when the chain had only about 11or12 hotels .. He was promoted to executive chef and now oversees the chain's 64 hotel kitchens. serving as a troubleshooter and working with architects to plan new hotels. With 22 new Westin properties going up around the world. Roth foresaw a shortage of trained chefs to lead kitchen staffs . .. Wt' han• to grow.·· Roth sa~:> ... but t he r e·:. bcl'll a shortagl' of good tht:ls s ince World \\'ar 11. :\ot onl~· t!) 1mm1gr a t1on to Amc n nt restnl'ted. but wagt•s u nd workmg t·on c.lstion:. han· 1mprnn•d thl•rt.•. Thl· be:-.t E urupt>ans oftt'n go to :h 1a 110\\. \\hl'rt.• t hc~· get good pa.' und mu n ~ assista nt:. ·· Roth s a\\ the µru hll•m in i~:.i a nd bt.•g an a n upprt.•nt1 n· p rogra m whit'h no " has 125 in tr a ining ··w l'·re ).!l'llmg be tter·e<l m·att.•d j.H:oplt.· now. but t·ooking in ..\mt>n(·a nl',·er has bt>en <.·ons1dt.'red a profession.'· ht' !)a~ s .. That :. "h~ l pre fer the ll'rm c:ulm un a n to cook. Chet:-a rc on thl' :.ame lcn•l as do<:tors a nd lawyers at home .·· In Euro pe. <:hl'fs n .•cein• the s aml' bas1e tr<11n111g lor both rt•s t aur<rnts a nd hotels. spt.•tsahzmg latt.•r. hl' :.a~:. ·Hotels. with banqul't:-. an• morl' d 1n·rs1l1ed a nd t hange me nus e\'cn da\. · · ..\n <.'XL't.:ut1v~· <:he! 1s in l'har gl' ol fooc.1 µreparalll>ll . m a kes ull bu~ mg dct1s10ns tor !;t1pµl1es. h1n•s and t ram:. tht.• ehefs workm g under him a nd plans m t.•n u:. wsth t he loo<I and . bt•\·eragl' managt.·r. Whe n j udg ing a fut un· c:ht'I'. Roth looks for sonwonl• who b a good <.'lllin a n an. t.•t·onomical. ('<Hl motl\'all' pt.•op ll' <1nd has 1m ag111atwn .. You nen~r <:an :.it hal'k a nd rl'l<tx .'· he S<t~:-.. bet.·auM' ~·ou h a \ l' to kl·ep tr~ 111g ne\\ thmgs. So ml' ol the old thshl·:. an·n ·t sl·n ·a ble now. You l'an·t tumuul'l age food" 1th a gooey SCJ ute. a nd cl 11ll'r~ want smaller por tions" 1th le:,:. :-,tarl'h.' · · :\mcnc:an:. no\\ tra,·el mun• a nd kno\\ about guo~l luod. ''hil'h Roth c:lasms makes a t.·hel ·:. j ob easie r . .. Toda\' '' e sen l' as muc:h \L'al as beet. wh1t h 1:-. a t.·hange from ~·t.·ar:. past:· he says ... and people arl' t.'ating m ore fish and n~getabl es ... The logssti<.'s of preparing banque t mt.•a ls l'an Stt Chef, Page C6 . 0.01, .. u.. ,._., c.-., .._ Walter Roth, corporate executive chef for the Westin Hotels, checks the kitchens at South Coast Plaza Hotel. Coachelln date trees drop their precioUs_ cargo A VJOrker climbs the 50-/oot date pal.m to begin harveit .operation&. ~ ' By JEFF PARKER Of -Dally PlleC 54.tf D ates -som e 40 million p<>unds of them -are now being ha rvested in the Co achella, Valley. By the time the harvest is finished in J anuary. it will account for nearly 95 percent of th e dates grown in t hi s hemisphere. and a fres h supply of this delicate fruit will flood . supermarketS and health food stores acr05s the nation. H·arold Ens ley. h e ad of farm i ng and ranc hing for Sun World , ·which controls almost one third of the Coac hella Valley date crop. said this year's dates ··will be bigger and better thin ever" because of the recently implemented irrigation s yste m t h at now operates in mos t of the compan,Y's date gardens. .. Afte r years of experiments, we found out that the date paJm does n 't resp<>nd well to daily watering. Whal we do· now is flood the gardens every two weeks. The. fruit produced by palms watered this way is superior in every way ... he said.· Ensley led a group of writers on a tour of his dale gardens <not groves 1 recently. He is a tall, soft·spo~en man. and is just recovering ffom heart surgery. but his enthusiasm for dates s eemed undaunted . his knowledge encyclopedic. This is part of what t-e said: ··Date ec9nom ics are good right now. rren years ago, a person could go out and buy a date garden. but not now. They're running about $15,000 to $25,000 an acre and for the low end, you won't get much of a garden. "With harvested dales going for 35 ctmu a pound, or about $15 per box, we've had a lot of trouble with people coming right into the gardens and steaJlng them. Lost 74 trees ln one nlChl not long ago. Legitimate sellers won't buy those dales. but there's plenty of people around who will. We've been patrolling the gardens al night, but it's impossible to keep an eye on 800 acres with a f-ew patrols. They're expensi'9e too -at SlOO a nlaht it drives our costs up. "In most date gardens, you'll find 50 trees per acre -41 are females, whlch bear fruit ~ ~ one is a male where we get the p<>llen. During March. April and May. we manually re move the pollen fro m the ma le trees. s hake it into trays and dry it in a tray for three days. Dried date p<>llen is finer than face p<>wder. We pollinate ·the female trees twiee to make s ure a good fe rtilization takes place. We trim each bunch to 35 branches. which will grow 35. dates per branch. Those can get heavy. so we tie the bunches to the paJm fronds so they won't break off. "Then we bag the bunches. During the growing season, e very fruil·bearing da~e tree in the Coachella Valley will have paper bags wrapped a round the bunches. This keeps ~irds and in s ects away, but mor e imp<>rtanUy, it keeps rain from hitting the fruit. When rain hits a growing date. the impact of . · the drop explodes the fruit. It makes a p<>pping noise when they hit just like p<>pcorn. The bags also he lp u s funn e l insecticides into the bunches during the summer months. "As the dates ripen through summer and fall, the workers here climb the trees regularly to check them. We always assign workers to a certain grove it becomes their grove ~ and they know the dates very well. They do the pollinating. the tying, bagging, dusting, inspecting and harvesting ln the ~ame garden. year after year. That way, they know the garde.n intimjltely, and if the harvest H; poor. we know who to talk to about it. We pay the workers well. A date worker who accepts all the hours of work available to him can make almost $25,000 a year. but few of them can work all the hours. As you can see. the work is very hard." Harvesting dates is hard work · indeed, and it's interesting to watch. MOllt date 1ardens are still harvested by hand -only a small fraction of the fruit is brought down with the help of a hydraulic boom that lifts the workers high into the air lo remove the bunches. T he majority of harves~ng is done by two-man .teams who use a 67-foot aluminum ladder to scale the trees and cut off the bunches with machetes. When the ladder is firmly ~ resting against the tree top, the ha r vester c li mbs t o the top carrying his m achete and two thick t•ham!) with hooks on the ends. lie attaches one end of each chain to the tree and the other to himself. Dangling like a puppet some 70 feet in the air, the harvester then cuts off a bunch. attaches it to a drop ro p e. and. lowers the dates downward to the wailing boxes. His partner s hakes the fruit 1 into the boxes as the climber retract!. his rope a nd cuts offl anoth<.•r bunch. Wh en all the bunches some 10 to 15 per tree are taken off. the man returns. to earth. moves his ladder to the next tree and s tarts again. . En rique Pa dilla has been wo rking the s a me Coachella Va lley date garden for three! years, tending the fruit year round. "I do every job ... he said1 in Spanish to translator Lori Lara ... And my pa rtner does ever y job too. Sometimes we use t he boom for harvest. but we use the ladders mor e. I like the ladders. but they·re dangerous. I have never fa llen, and neither has my partner, but many men have ·· ,. P adilla is paid by the box. and although he spoke p<>litely, he quickly moved on to the next• tree and began his dizzying asc e nt u p th e u calina (ladder >. As soon ·a s Enrique bad lowe red the bunches and his partner had shaken the dales into the waiting box. a truck came by to take the dates to~ factory for sorting, cleaning, processing and packaging. Dale e xperts have yet to establish how long a date tree can produce fruit. The trees first planted in the Coachella Valley -some 70 years ago -are still producing, and rumor has it that Middle Eastern trees remain produc tive fo r well over a century. With an average yearly yield of JOO pounds of fruit per, year . the Coach'e lla .valley's o ldest -tr ees alre ady have donated some 21.000 pQUDda ol. dates for the nation's tabees, ana are s tlll going strong. .. Some of these trees .are a 9°' olde r than we are," Snalet · observed. "And they'll all be around a lot longer than any of us." ... .. ('2 Orango.Const DAIL Y PILOT /Weono~day. Ooc.ombur 2 I' 61 , ~ftover holiday turkey returns with style When UMt rout tur1tey i. bluer th•n family iPp•tl\H, take heart •nd 1ive thank• ror onf' ff two bonws meals. • T h e·r e r c a II y a r e acitina enlrffS to make ith turkey leftovers. But fir s t , let 's ons ider-the roas t rkey it.HU and what lnd ol atutnna will be pproprlate for the litiays. How about a bread turfing that's nicely Honed and combined ilh cra"berries , e h opped walnuts and •r ange sections? To· keep lbe mlxtuh oist and rlavorful,f ere's caMed chicken iblet gravy. And the remaining 1ravy is mtxed '<t ith J>range ~ and orange luice for a smooth , ust-rigbt consistency auce to serve witb the ~rkey. • : · For one leflOYer meal, ry Turkey an4 Rice •Skillet Mix. It's a rush hour s pecial that combines ·.c ubed coolrecl turkey with s1tuteed celery and 1 reen g epper , cooked race . 1ct-cl tomato, casheWN and raisins. The cookinl( liquid ls ca nne d mu s hroom gravy for an interesting backdrop to a medley or navors. Turkey Strata is another variation on a cld s lc dish that is made the ni g ht before , refri eerated , then oven·baked for 45 minutes before serving. This strata features bread .trian1les, cubed cooked turkey, chopped spinach and S wiss cheese. The custardy sauce is a combination or beaten eges. sour cr eam. white.,ine or apple juice anCJ canned chicken giblet gravy. If yotl've never tried a strata, see how dazzling and delicious this one can be. TURKEY WITH ORANGE-CRANBERRY STUFFING 6 c up s herb seasoned stuffing mix 2 cans ( 10 t.-.i ounces tial'h ) ch1c·kc n giblet .Cf"MVY • ... , l'UP water '. ('up meltl·d butter or m artturine !\<• c u p c o a r s e I y chopped crunberraes ~., l' up oran ge sections i.-:r cup c hopped walnuts i,r, leaspo0n grated orange rind 12.pound turkey i.. .. cup orange juice Lightly toss stuffing mix, 1 cup gravy, water, butter . c ranbe rries. oranges, walnuts ... _nd •,~ te aspoon or ange rind. fi ll body and n eck caviti es o f turk ey loosely with s tuffing. truss. Place on rack in r oasting pan . Cover loosely with a luminum f oil. Roa s t at 325 degrees F for about 4 hours ( 18 to 22 minutes per po und or unti l inte rnal temperature reaches 185 <iegrees F and leg moves easily ). Uncover last hour to b r o w n . B a s t .. e occasionally. Remove t u r k e y to s e r v i n.g pl1o1Ucr. Spoon otr fat , re~ervanac 6 tablespoons dr1p'pings On top o r range, in roast.mg pan , stir remaining l(ravy. rt'malning orange rind Mnd or ange juice into r eser ved dr1pp1ngs Heat , st1rrmg lo loosen browned b1 L ... Serve with turkey and stuffing. TURKI':\' AND RICE SKILLET MIX ·~ c u p c ho pped celery 1r'l c up c hopped green pepper 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ·~tea s poon ma r jo ram l eaves. crushed 2 cans < 10 lt'J ounces each ) mushroom gravy 2 cups cooked rice 1 in c u p s c u b e d' cooked turkey 1 cup diced tomato 1.-:l cup cashews t,4 cup golden raisins In skillet, cook celery and green pepper in butter with marjoram until t end e r Add remaining ingredients . Heat; stir occasionally. Ma kes about 5 •,.., t upi., 4 servings . T URKt:Y STRATA 1 can < 10 h ounces I ch1c kc11 giblet l(racy 6 eggs , s lightl y bt!aten :\• cup sour cream , ~. cup dry white wine or apple juice 12 slices bre1td I cup cubed cooked turkey 1 pa c k·a g e { l 0 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, cooke d and well-drained · ~ cup s hredded Swiss cheese In bowl, combine gravy, eggs, sour cream and wine. Cut each slice bread into 4 triangles, reserving 12 triangles. In buttered 2-quart s hallow baking dis h < 12x8x2 inches), arrange r e mai nin g br ead, turkey, s pinach/land c t)eese ; top w-ith reserved bread . Pour egg mixture over bread. Cov e r . refrigerate 6 hours o r overnig h t. Bake at 325 degrees F for 45 minutes or until set. Makes 8 servings. 1'urkl'y an(/ Hin· .'ik11/1•1 .\lu m mh11w' ll'll11n•r ri~u.\I 111rk1·11 11·1111 f11mor11 4n•e11 f.IC'TJper. n1sl11•11 ., u11rl 1111.\111., • ID Hours spent organizing coupons pay off 8J....,.&OAN£ A tupel1harket shopper's moet important hour la not t.be one spent walkinl up and down U.. .._el the supermarket. TM IMMlr that really pays off in big ~crlall ,. ... ii &be ooe spent at the ta table 'COmbialel all the cn.eout oppbrtUhitles ·Uiat will save you from 30 percent to 100 percent on your grocery purehaa•. Y•. there are really many opportunities to get free food when· you become an orgaaited couponer and refunder. All of these opportunities come together at the kitchen table as you fill your s hopping list with bargains from top to bottom. Here is how 1 spend my most important shopping hour: · Tbe first 20 minutes are spe.nt carefully checkine each supermarket advertisement in the newspaper food section. I look for super market specials for every item on my shopping list. . I circle every interesting special with a red ,.. and then eo back and find the two or three stor es that offer me the gre~st savings. These specials alone save me 15 .. percent to as'percent. The second 20 minutes are spent with my coupon files. Because I have organized them by product groups, I can quickly and easily fmd coupons that match with many of the supermarket specials that I have already selected. Each time I find a match -for example a special on a brand or spaghetti sauce for which I also have a coupon -I have made a .. double play." This combined discount will save me 30 lo 4o percent. Can you make double plays often? You certainly can . Frequently a company gives supermarkets incentives to offer its products on sale at the same time that i t f ea t ur es c o upon s i n its advertisements. Once you ha ve a la r ge a nd well-organized inventory of coupons, you will find double-play opportunities by the dozen. It is like getting $.1 or $4 back for every $10 you spend on groceries. I I -·--·--COUPON -• ----- ·1 I I entucky fried Chicken. WHEN YOU. BUY ONE PRI E. SINGLE OR TWIN PACK NCi l S LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE I GOOO ON R£GULAR. RIPPlEO OR LIGHT • The la st 20 minutes of my most important hour are spent looking through my "refunds in progress" envelopes. trying to work !lOme of the required refund items into my shopping list . F or example, if 1 need one more American cheese wrapper to get my $2 ground-beef refund, I will look for that brand of cheese in the advertised specials and in my coupon file. The average refund on a national-brand product will return to you one-third of your purchase price. That·s a pretty good deal for s ending in a few box tops or labels. When you find an advertised special and a coupon for the same product, the savings really become spectacular. These "triple play·· discounts will save you 70 percent to 90 percent -and sometimes give you a profit REFUND OF THE DAY Write to the following address to obtain the form required by this refund offer worth $1 to $2 : Wi s k ·Final Touch Winnin g Combination, P .O. Box 8890, Maple Plain Minn. SS.148. This offeF expires Feb. 28. 198' CLI~-.· FILE lllEPUNOS Co\mehu. a.•lllY ,.,..,.vc:O, G-1 ... 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'··-· ••. t1111 ............. -~.--........ . .... , ..... ti •• ;. ., ..... ti ··-· tltSI .... wt Aft., Tlllll 111-tnl .. .,. ... , ........ ~ ... • Orange Coast DAI LY PILOT /Wednesday. December 2. 19P1 Going cold. ttirkey cut:S down calorie intake 8)' BA&8A&A Gl8llONS It the Th1tnhl(ivin1 feast left you with the need to diet, why not go "cold turkey?" While mo•l holiday leftovers are fat•e n ing pie , r ranberry s au c e . atuffing the bird itself Is 1N n 1&nd low-calorie. Combining cold turkey with salad veggies is a goo d ·way lo turn leftovers inte> quick a nd e a sy main courses. Some ideas: • TtJll&S Y CllSrl SAUD M ed ium h ea d lettuce l-r.i cup red onion rings _ l cup diced red a nd green pepper 1,-'l cup s li ce d cuc umbers 12 cherry tomatoes. halved · l 'h cups di ce d cook e d white m eat turkey Half-cup diced or j ulie 'hne-s liced lean cooked (''boiled") ham 2 ounces (4 t h in sli ces) low-fat while cheese, in julienne strips Combine vegetables. except tomatoes, in 4 salad bowls . Arrange Soups warlll weathe r When the weathe r ·s rold and damp. nothing brings back that feeling of \~·armth better than a mug of s teaming hot soup. With .l..be aid of a b le nd e r . o r food processor. hom e made varieties are fast and easy to prepare. ln ju s t s e co nd s. vegetables w.hir to a tas t y puree. ready to combine with your favorite seasonings C reamed Spi n a c h So up and Pur eed Mushroom Potage are portable luncheon soups lo cheer that cold and rainy day. Because th'ey puree in the bl e nder. th ese \·e~etable combinations are appropriately called "sippableo soups."· JUSt right for a the rmos lunch. Cinnamon Sp1t•e and H ot Butterscotc h . s teamy milk beverages. add warmth and high· nutr itional ,·a lue to a chilly evening. T o heat t he milk mixt ures . s immer lightly in a saucepan or double boile r Thi s gentle heating pr ocess will bring out the best in the her bs and spices . and prevent scalding. as well. Satisfy the urge for s o m e thi n g h ot and st ea my with nutritious milk sippables -hot s o ups o r s weeten ed beverages lo warm a chilly day. CREAMED SPINACH SOUP 1 (10 -oun c e l . package frozen s pinach 1 eup water 2112 cups milk 2 c hicken bouillon cubes 1 tablespoon. instant minced onion '• teaspoon s alt 114 teaspoon pepper Cut frozen spinach Into chunks. Ad d water , c over and h e at t o boi I ing . Cook 5 to 8 minutes or unt.il thawed. Sti r in rem aini n g in g r edients . Turn in to e lectr ic blender. Whir until thoroughly pureed. 2 or 3 minutes . Return to sa u c epan a nd h e at th rough. Serve hot. Makes about 1 quart 14 ser vings). PUREED MUSHROOM POTAGE 11-'l cups c hopped fresh mushrooms 1 s mall onion. cut into wedges 1 tablespoon butter 3 cups milk. divided ... , teaspoon salt ~. teaspoon basil ~ cup instant potato rtakes · Minced pars le y <optional> Saule mushrooms and onion in butte r unti l tender. Combine with 1 t'UP milk in electric bledder. Wh ir until pureed. Combine with remaining milk. salt, basil and potato flakes In saucepan. Heat unlit piping hot. Serve with min-ced pars ley, If desired. Makes a bout '""cups C4 servings>. • t urkey, ham a.nd cheese on top G•rnls h with cherry tomatoe1. Add your favorite ll1ht or lo w ·t'a l orie s alad dreulnai. Mlikes four servings, 19S calories eac h (exc luding dressin1t 1. CU&RIED TURKEY SALAD wmtFRUIT 1 tables poon s oy sauce 2 cups diced cooked white meat turkey 1 unl>ared eating apple. diced I eatan1 oranae. peeled, dltt.-d 4 rib.Ii celery, diced 2 tablespoons rulsins 2 tablespo o n s low rat mayonnaise 2 ta blespooru1 plain low-tat yogurt \.' teaspoon curry powder (or to tasteJ Pinch or cinnamon Salt, pepper. to taste St ir soy sauce into turkey. Stir apple and orange cubes together. Com bin~ all ingredients and mix well. (Serve on bed s of le ttuce, If llllllUIMU desir ed ) &hltes fou r lu*h·size servmgs , 210 caloriH each. T·U R KEV AND UNGUINI OLIVERA SALAD 2 cups cooked diced white m eat turkey 3 c up s co ld te nder·cooked linguini (or spaghetti) 4 tablespoons thinly sliced scallions K S i;uns ~h ~turfed f g reen1 ollvt"s, thinly sh<·ed 3 t1tblcspoons oli ve liquid, from jar of olives Garlic salt, pe pper, lo taste 2 teaspoons oh vc I or saladJ oil 2 tablespoons cider vinegar Gene r o u s pinc h dried oregano FRESH 12 chl·rry lo m1&toei;. hul ve<l C ombi n e all 1ngrcd1t.•11l 11. exce p t l o rn alot"s <.:over a nd refrtgt:ratt" all day or overnight for n i.vors. to b l e nd Arrange o n lettuce beds, 1f desired. and garnis h with cherry tomato ha1ves. Make s four se r'ving s, 285 calories each. T U R K E Y S ·A L A D FLORENTINE WITH. SP INACH ~ND MUSHROOMS 4 cups < 1 pound ) IAITl•N A•MOU•I YIRIBISI -iOIN IND AVG. WGT. 3·~ LBS. LB •• Wli ll hf'd , torn , fre 11 h 11111nach • 1 ~ red onion, thinly slH·c<l ln nnl(s 1 cup s liced raw mushrooms 4 cherry tomatoes , ha l v e d {or J rip e torn uto. d iced or in wed~es> 1 cup diced white meat \ur key 2 tablespoons r ed wine vinegar 2 tables poons liquid pectin I tablespoon olive <or salad) oil 2 toablC11&>001\.8 water P i n c h o f drle d or~gano Sidl I or gitrlic u ll I. pepper. to tMSt~ D i vide s pina c h between 2 la rge salad bowls. Toq with onion rin gs, mushrooms and t o matoes . Arrange turkey over vegeJ.,ables. Com b ine r e m Min in g ingredients in a covered jar. sh'ake up well . Po"1r over salads and serv~ immediately. Makes two meal·size servings. 270 ca lories each Fr .. h Eo\tern Armo11n Verobe\t·Center Cul I 89 PORK LOIN CHOPS te • freth Eo1lern Atmour\ Venbftt. loon Cut PORK 'CROWN ROAST l8 2 .79 fre\h Eo,tern Armoun Ve11be\t·Center Cut I 89 PORK LOIN ROAST le. • Sliced 1-lb. 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Form thawed dough into la rge round ball and pl<ice in lightly g reased 9-inc h pie plate. <Or. if m aking I n d i \'I cl u a I m u fr in s . dt\'lde dough in to 12 p1ec l'S and pl ace in h ~htl y grea!>cd muffin pan 1. Let dough rise 11 2 h ours at roo m temperatur e. bast ing dough e\'ery 30 m inutes with sail and ice water mixture . \\'hen dough has inc reased to 3 times 1ls original s ize. place in preheated 350 degree oven and bake 25 to 30 minutes. Remove baked loaf fro m p ie p late 1m mediatelv and let l'ool c·omplctcly · When cool. cul circle around top of loaf one inc h in from edge. Remove top and sa \'C. llollow out center Apple stuffing Not only are turkeys in abtmdant supply, a s U .·S . Department 'of Agriculture Marketing spe cialisM. report, but they also are good buys from a nutritional point of view. Turke y meat is a valued source of protein. Vitamins 8 ·6 and B-12, iron, zinc and niacin. It is re latively low in· fat. Turkeys come in sizes to meet your se rving needs , too, whether you plan to use it all at one meal or stretch It into le ftove r s for another time. If yo u· r e ti red o f making the same old bread stuffmg for your turkey dinners. why not try this recipe, which makes use of apples - another com modity now in plentiful supply: PRUNf;AND . APPL-.: STUFFING 3 slices bacon 112 c up fin el y chopped onions 2 cups soft bread crumbs 3 cups pared, cored, chopped apples Y..z pound ~cooked, drained, pitted. chopped prunes Y.i teaspoon freshly c rushed peppercorns ~ teaspoon each : thyme, mace, sage and nutmeg Chop up bacon and cook over a ver y low flame until almost c risp. Stir in the onions and cook 2 minutes, stirring -constantly. Mix in bread crumbs, .apples a nd prunes. Season with peppercorns and spices. Should stuffing seem too dry, moisten with a little j uice of the pnmea. Cool before using. To insure safet y during the fall holidays a n d any other time, USDA recommends that you stuff your turkey just before roasting it, stuff it loosely to allow heat to penetrate, a nd remove all stuffiDI after cooking. For absolute safety. USDA recommends that you bake the s tuffing s eparately (rom the bir d , because 1erms love the lblredienta in stuffing and the warm, moist inside of a turkey 11 a perfect place for them t.o grow. Also for 1af~y'1 sake, refrigerate leftover stuffin g and turkey in separate ·containen. bu Iii-for d11>1J10l:I of lot&( lo form bowl ror lh l' .. I Ul'l' tlollowcd louf. 101> off, b:u·k 1n t1Vl'O for 5 t 11 R minutes 11t • 375 dcgrt>t·~. 'ool Let stancl uncovered at room leml'crature overnight 1·h1·1·:o.t~ uml sour trl'Unt logt>lht•t until :o.moolh A d d u 11 rt' m a 1 n 1 n 1o: 1nlo{n'tt11.·nt -. und pou1• an to <·1.•nt1.•r of b r eud bowl. 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I , 1t •\I 'I 11 h ;: Or ngo Coo&I DAILY PI LOT /Wed n esd~y LJucumbor 2. 1981 Tasty holiday party fare served on half shell Hern ure l40mt-hint. tor Sht•llf1sh love rs from ttle ('allfornl11 t 'isht·ries A i. o t· I 11l1 on for th c ( u rt h (' o nun a ho II day tlf'lt8on ' F'r t'~h c lams a r e \M>pular for holiday en tert11ining. No cook ing is necessary. Serve fresh itlams on the half shell "'ith fresh lemon wedges or a zippy coc ktail sauce. !lint Ask rish service d e rk lo op1rn c lams , s avtng s he lls Place clams with Juice into a container . r efriger ate until serving lame. When ready to serve, nu a laree bowl with crus hed Ice, set shells 1iato lee, lben spoon tn clams with juice. When purchasing shell oysters, make sure that they are tightly clos ed. Any that are partia ll y open should close quick· l when handled. Keep unshu c k e d sters in the coldes t ea or the refrigerator; store wilb the deep cup down so that juices will bathe the oysters con· stantly. Wrap oys ter s in a damp dishtowel lo re· tain optimum moistness. Oysters can be kept at home in this manner for two to three days. If economy is a high priority in holiday prep· a rations , s e l ect the very tiny cooked shrimp for cocktails and salads Cooked shrimp can r un as small as 250 to 350 per pound and as large as 6 to 12 pe r pound for raw shrimp, depending on the variety and the area they are produced m. 'H e r e a r e t h r e e holida~·inspired recipes. Note that fresh poached fish is s uggested as an economy s ubstitute for more expensive shellfish ••• Chef From page Cl. 1n ont• or th~ recipes ('RAIS MEAT APPETlZJ;ltS I pound fr oie n or frl•8h t•rub mt.'Ut 3 tu b lei;p oo n s mayonnaise 1 ta bles poon pre· pa red D1J o n s t y l e mustard I teaspoon dill weed Fres hly ground pep pe r l tablespoon lemon j uice 12 slices white or egg bread ''• c u p g r a t e d Parmesan chees e 2 ·tables poons d ry bread crumbs R e move s h e ll o r cartilage from c rab meat. Combine mayon· n ais~. seasonings. lemon Ju ice and cr a b meal. Re m ove crusts , toa st bread. Spread crab mix· l ure on each s lice of toast Mix cheese and c rumbs, s prinkle over top or each toast slice. Cut each into six pieces. Place on broiler pan about three inches from source or heat. Broil just until brown. ·Makes ap- proximate 1 y 72 ap · petizer pieces. HOLIDA V SEAFOOD APPETIZE R BALLS I pound rockris h or other lean fish fillets 3 cups water l teaspoon sail 6 oun ces r r e am cheese 'I• teaspoon garlic salt Several dashes hot pepper sauce 2 tablespoons finely c hopped green onion 3 tables poons le mon juice '• c up c ho pped parlsey I cup finely chopped toas ted nuts Place fillets into boil· ing salted water . Cover, return to boiling and simmer fish just until it rival batUe plans for the invasion of No.rmandy. and...executi v.e chefs are expected lo deploy their fortes for maximum effect "Obviously. some dishes such as souffle can"l be served at a ba nquet, but most dishes will work more if you have the equipment, s pace and staff. A chef simply never plans a menu he can't provide, .. Roth says. The South Coast Plaza Hotel has a kit_chen ftarr or about 45. according to Roth, and the ~ompany's Century Plata in Los Angeles. which he helped open in 1966, e mploys about 140 . "We can prepare plates in the kitchen about as fast as the waiters can serve," he s ays. "My own record. when we opened the Century P&aza. was 8.887 meals in one day It's not unusual for a big hotel to orde r $40.000 1n food s uppli~s for a weekend." With all his kitchen efficiency, Roth decries the American h&ibit of putting food last when planning a banquet. "They always .have time for speeches . but they want to eat dinner in 40 minutes," he complains. "That ruins a good meal. And they'll a rgue about the price of food but never the drinks. I've even served banquets where the nowers cos t more than the meat ser.ved . It's not right." The idea or hotels serving only out-0f·towners Is a fallacy, he points out, because most banquet business is done with local businesses a nd organizations Bul the corporate executive chef still leans more toward cooking than paperwork. "J hate desk work," he says with a smile. 'Bas1cally, I love to be in the kitchen " Dried fruit tasty The holidays are the eatingest time or year. Luscious looking pictures and recipes abound. It's a losing battle and a "gaining" proposition. Whatever you choose to bake, dried and candled fruits us ually end up on the shopping list. Dried fruits play .a prominent role in many holiday menus. Besides "as is" eating, dried fruits add cheer lo baked desser ts, cookies, cakes. puddings, frozen desserts. quick breads, salads , sandwich fillings. s tuffin g and meatdisbes. Raisins and prunes. a val&able year around. a r e still probably t he dried fruits used most for holidays too. Grape, pJum and fig growers had a good seas o n this year ... the lo ng hot s umme r h e lped t o sweeten the fruit before harvest. Quality of the r aisins, prunes and rigs ls outstahding. When buying raisins, c heck the label. The Thompson seedless raisins come in golden and brown. The navor of each i1 similar. T h e dirference is that the golden ones are specially treated to preserve the golden color when me c han ica ll y dehydrated. The ·brown rais ins are s un tan dried. The golden raisins are us ually 5 to 10 cents higher per pound than the dark ones. Golden r aisins are popular in fruit cakes and confections. T he very large raisins are of the Muscat variety. The seeds are removed before packing. Grocers usu ally carry muscats during the fa ll and winter. Currants are seedless min i-raisrns ... about one-fourth the a verage size. They have a tart, tangy fla vor and a re po pular fo r baking . Currants are traditional an hot cross buns. Prunes are found in various sizes in most stores. You can buy any on e of six sizes from small to Jurribo. T he navor of all is similar. but prices per pound usua ll y "grow" with the prune size . Candied fruits add holiday sparkle to fancy breads and cookies. The most common ones are lemon, citron, red and green c h erries, a nd various colors of candied pineapple. Wilh sticky fruits, work with wet hands so t hey don't become "glued" to your fingers. ,, fluk t•i. l'll'lly Whl'fl tl'l>I t d with a fork <not ovt•r S m 1nuh'!. 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Whip t tewipoon oregano C ru s h w c I I with time req.uired for wlthak.nife. S~a'..'~~~hps . Blend le mon thick. Marinate chops in ~<i teaspoon caraway mus hroom s, par~ley , preparallon of the 2 tablespoonsoil sa u ce 30 minutes . seeds oreg ano, caraway , d I• le ff gar Ii c • rose mar Y • l' d E 1 h t d h lk k e_aca :"PU pastry. LAMBCHOP muslard, lemon juice; 4mus hrooms,s 1ce n c osc c ops. oppe 1 c up s hre dd ed c eesc. c.:g yo s. coo The cruata assure the _.:... ________ _::::.::=:.:_::.'.-::::.:.;.=_:_:.=.:.:...----------------------------- .b!e-ndin1 or d e licate 1 tierbal Ravors inside the ·cuisine. But always observe one rule when preparina ·En Crouleent.rees. Be sure to insert several foll funnels so steam can escape. Then lbedough will not be soggy. Just roll up triangles of foil so they form a funnel with l /16inchopeningsal the bottom, ~ inch at the top. Insert bottom or runnels completely throuah layer or pastry. Puff pastry is amusing because it always needs to rest. After rollinl{ it out to desired 1/16 inc h thickness. place it between two pieces oJ lightly floured wax papers. Cover with a damp tow e l a nd refrigerate for al least 30 minutes. If you are lining a baking pan with pastry lo form a case for filling, line pan with well·butler.ed foil ; then place pastry on top. Prick with tines or a fork so pastry will not rise during baldng. PIG!!JflC!."11 ~ MYS llC J.1,lwl You Always Save At Stater Bros. lauAMvsSave IHF I LAOf CUT • You Always s [;ve At Stater Bros. sh1hlly. discard urcn liquid. l'l"ct In pa11try cue inside 11 buttered foll lined loaf p11n. CovOf' wi th pastry, de:corate1 insert fuMels Bake in r>re heated 37S·degree oven 40 mUiutes. or until golden brown, removina baking pan, flattenina fo ll durin g last 20 minutes. Serve with sour cream. and dill Serves 6 . . ........ ... -. .. ... , .. , ....,._. .. , ...... ,, ... , LB. 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A poll conducted for the Food Ma rketing Institute by Louis Ha rris and Associates <the Harris Poll) on trends and consumer attitudes towards s upermarkets. shoppi n g and economizing shows that meal planning has long been used to b a ttle rising food costs by 52 percent of the 1007 consumers polled. Only 46 p e r ce n t . however. said that they had saved as much as po ssi ble b y m ea l planning. T hree-quarters of the consumers s urveyed by te lephone indicated they w e re a lso trying to economize by utilizing leftover s , while 72 percent said they were buying cheaper cuts of meat. 63 percent said they were buying less m eat. and 59 percent sald they were buyin g lower priced brands or various types of food. A c onsulting S an Diego home economist s.ays that in addition to m t!al plann i n g . the e limination o f som e cbm mon misconceptions about nutrition could he lp consume rs s ave money when they shop . .. Most people think they s hould be eating many more servings from the meat group, for example. than they actually need to meet nutritional needs," says Beverly Kloehn. "Children and adults need just two two-ounce servings or meal each day. Two ounces is not very much.'' feloehn al.so says using the vegetable and fruit and bread and cereal groups more can help consumers save money as well as r ecei ve needed nutrition: She said these foods "are equa11y important as the protein foods and nutritio n s urveys indicate most people do not meet nutrient needs· from these two groups." Call 142-s Tl. Put a ,.,, word• to work for u. AQAll Hlf llOUHO IONElfSS ..USSllAll TIP IOAST IAll .. 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IOI SHILDS . - . , '1.D4 .. ,79' • '6.29 ' C.Ali<OR,.IA OtStAl SWU:l 99c lllllP9IT &l lBAG SCALLOPS LAUN DAY HINUHJ ._.,.., • ....... ~··· S.OZ BAR 48' 1.oz 65' 48·0Z •I.26 200-CT 79' JO.CT ···· You Always Save At Stater Bros. • You Always Save At Stater Bros. • You Always Save At Stater Bros.· . -- ------- ('8 Orongo Coo t OAILY PILOl /Wednosday, Oocornb r 2 1981 Build festive holiday house with dried fruit ·· Edible 11n 1s thl' hak»l u111ng her hus ba nd's s t yroroam base lh t' c•ru11t mudc from fl our. ra11l'inthen1atJon'11 me>1t t•o lo rful , h ea lthful h ouse partic ularly s uJ(11r, butt e r and "•le l' m ed , t' I e 1 • n ~ vroducl delhthts chJldr~n. Mrs liqueur reataur•nts Top chef& Al holiday time each Mariani reporu, •nd lb Home liqueurs n rf'fully arrange rood yu r i he lrudilionally a I 1rn a who I e IJ om c apricot or peach \>rrrndy and present 1t with an m 11 k c 11 an c di b I e rcp l actime nl fo r the • make del ightful gifts. ryc for colo r und t•cnlcrv1t•t•c lo decorate holictJay cMndy dish Mrs Mar iani simply 11y mml'try h e r tab I e and is During her years of .soak!I \ht: fruit along t.orcou Marlana , or turrently leaching her cooking with dried rrull, with roc k c andy In Cuprlno, CulU., wonders .treat granddaughters Mrs. Mariani has been vo<i ka or brandy and what all the recent fuss this impressive skill. ab I e to tak e thi s presents the resulting 111 about. since she has Iler creaUen this year attractive product to liqueur with the fruit been doing Just this for is a s how -s topping heights far beyond a still in the bottle. many years. "teingerbread" house trail snack for htkers or Dried fruit 1s As wife or the late made entirely or dried a lunch box addition. heavenly when used - Pa u 1 A. M ari an i . fruit pears, apricots, Here are some of her along with nuts and founder of the leading app l e rings, giant inno vati ve h o l iday pieces of cake -with dried frujt company or prunes, light and dark ideas: chocolate fondue. Dip the same name, Mrs. raisins a'nd ban a na • She soaks dried into a hot, semi-sweet Mariani h as c reated chips apples in liqueur and chocolate sauce laced countless attractive A sse mbl e d wilh uses them in an apple with Grand Marnier. dishes and centerpieces toothpicks or pins on a tart that has a cookie For an equally delicious --------=-------'--..,.,,---'----------.--------.cold fondue, she blends KOTEX SECURITY Tumpons expand gently. but securely in all directions · to fit your body·s natural contours. And Secure fit means protection you can trust. ------------ Bigger &better from Lawrys. SUPER SIZE II TROOIHEllS • sour cream with liqueur and a touch or sugar and dips dried fruits and nuts. Turkey s turring gets a terrific lift when dried app l es and sa usage .are ~dded . Likewise, Cornish game h e n s become unfoi:g&ttable when stuffed with wild rice, nuts and dried apricot.S, then coate d with an apricot glaze. C r epes can be deli.cious when stuffed with chopped dried fruit and sour c ream and toppe d with a hot brandy sauce. -C ho pped dried prun es mak e a n int eres ting and decorative addition to cheesecake or custard pie. Th e co ntra s t between fresh and dried fruit can be tasty and t e xturally a ppealing when raisins and other dried fruit are added to Waldorf salad. Chicken s auteed with butter and wine, plumped, dried peaches in a cream s auce is an elegant and simple main course. Two of Mrs. Mariani's most prized recipes that make a popular duo and freque ntly appear on her holiday able -and as gifts are Christmas Box Fruit Cake and Apricot Bavarian. The fruitcake is a fr es hly d e lightful change from trawtional fruitcake since it uses 11rimar 1ly dri e d rat her than cund1t.-d fruit which avoids the u s uul s ti c ky , ovc.·r s weetness. The buvarian 1s a classic dessert which 1s elegant yet takes jwit minut~ll of work to prepllre. C H RISTMAS BOX FRUITCAKE l ~ cups bl eached raisins I ~ cups seedleu raisins I 1h cups prunes 1 cup dried apricots 1 c up blanch.ed almonds l cup walnuts l c up fine ly c ut citron · l cup finely cut candied pineapple 'h cup thinly sliced candied cherries l ~ cups finely cut preserved orange peel 1 cup finely cut preserved lemon peel 1 c up s hredded coconut 2~ cups sifted all purpose nour 2 t s p s baking powder l ''• tsp. sail 1 tsp. cinnamon 1 tsp. allspice 1 V.. cups s hortening •}., cup granul ated sugar 1 cup honey G eggs Who le capdi e d cherries Rinse dried fruits and dry thoroughly. Cut prunes from pits and into small pieces. Slice apr icots~fin e . C ho p almonds and walnuts. Combine dried fru its. nuts. citron, candied fruits, peel and coconut with l cup fl our Sift tog eth e r rem ai ni ng flu or. baking powder. salt and spice. Cream shortening and suga r together thoroughly . Blend i n h o ne y graduall y, and b eat well . B ea t eggs tho r oughl y and add s lowly to c reamed mixture, blending well. Beat in sift e d dry ingrewents. Poor batter over floured fruit mixtur e . Mi x thoroughly. Pour into lO·inch tube pan .4'hich has been lined with 2 thicknesses or greased Orlf!d /ru,it 11U1kt'.'i a d1am1111<1 lwlulnu '""'$" t/J(J /'~ 1111111/ ,,. l'"' rllu/ 111/1•1/ n•1t .11 nut n twn brown paper and I of greased waxed paper . Bake in a slow oven 1250 deg recs 1 ~ to 41"2 hours with sha llow pa n of water in bottom of oven during baking. Remove from p an to cool Decorate top with whole bla nched almonds and candied cherries. All ow to ripen 2 to 4 weeks before cutting Makes about 7 pounds of cake. APRICOT BAVARIAN CA.KE 1 c up ap r ico t s cooked in ~ cup water and mashed with its juice 1 e n ve l ope unflavored gelatin 1 2 cup sugar 1 8 tsp. salt 1 c up c r ea m , whipped v.i cup orange juice 1 tbs p. lemon Juice 1 larJ:c angel food cake Soft e n g e la1.in in orange Juice. dissolve ov&r hot water. Stir in sugar. lemon juice, salt and a pri cots Refrigerate for about 15 minutes or until thickened. Beat apricot mixture until frothy . fold in whipped cream Slice cake crosswise into 3 layers. Reassemble. s preading a pri cot mixture between layers. then over the top and s ides R efr ige rate s everal h o ur s or overnight. HOLIDAY FRU I T HOUSE Start with a foundation of styrofoam or cardboard in the shape of a hou~e. <Use sty r ofoam if Fruit House is to be an edible centerpiece.) Secur e dr ied fruit with toot h p i.c k s o r pi n !> • beginning with the lower layers or the walls and th·e roof. Arrange the flatter fruit. such as jum bo apricots. pears. peaches or nectarines, in ove rlapping layers. E x p e r i m e·n t with d 1 ff e r e nt s izes a nd colors or fruit lo make wind o w s. doo r s. c h im n ey and ot he r ex t e rior decorations . Your Fruit House may be Tudor -s tyle , Victor i a n o r the Ha nsel-and-Gretel style Mrs Mariani has used T h e "yar d " s urrounding the house can be flattened aod s haped fruit accented w11h .. boulde r s " o f p runes a nd rais ins . Artificial trees and signs ca n be purchased to hi ghlight the scene . Apple rings are used as snow on t he branches and chopped apples can . be fres hl y fallen Oakes. Additional color decoration s c an be added with maraschino cherries. candied fruit. banana chips and whole nuts NEW YES.DETERGENT PLUS FABRIC SOFTENER New YES cleans and softens your laundry ... for less! You don't need to buy a separate softerter! Yes cleans. softens, controls static cling, leaves everything w ith c . ._ .. 1. · rainbow-fresh scent. And Just a 1 /4 --ft~ , cup 1s all 1t takes. Get new YES '-· --.._ and save I ~-· -------- so'" &££& • Or ango Coast DAILY PILOl /Wocino doy. December 2. t 98 t (. .. I Invite friend8 .. 'for holiday buffet.:.· lluhduys und ~lt.'ll<'•owi foods JUllt nutur•lly 16 to1ether. wht'n friends und famlly .r•thc r to l't'lf'brat.- One ot lht' beat w1i1ys to HHmble the 1ang thla holiday SNU1on 18 wllh <an 1&ppe1tling bufret. Great for Pltlrties. at offers folks an easy way to congregate. Start the party with Jo' r o t h y St r a w be r r y Pineapple Punch easily made with reconstituted lemon juice, c hilled ginger ale and fresh strawberries. The topper: pineapple sherbet pressed into a ring mol d with str aw be rries, then frozen. This tasty punch will win fans wherever it's served. Or try the Hot & Spicy Bloody Mary with its zes ty fl avor. Tomato juice and reconstituted l e mon ju i ce a r e' c o m bin e d w i't h h orsera d is h . Worcestershire sauce and other ingredients for a delicious, warming taste. Round out thi s tantalizing party buffet wi th lightly -s piced Marinated Shrimp and Vegetables. I c-up l'h l'rry turri utot'i., p1tirct•d wllh fork 4 o un ces s mall , :'jhole rre:sh mushrooms -~ bout I cup) --.......· 1~ pound !ihc llud c ked shrimp I about I l'UP I l cup sliced iuc<'hln.i :v. <'UP lemon juice ~. cup vegetable 011 I tabl es p oo n chopped chives 2 teaspoons sugar l teaspoon salt v. tea s poon d111 weed S drops hot pepper s auce Place vegetables and s hrimp in s h a llo w l V:a ·quart baking dish < IOx6·inch1 In s mall bowl , co mbine remaining ingredients ; mix we ll. Pour over vegetables and shrimp. Cover ; refrigerate several h o urs o r overnight . Stir occasionally. Serve with toothpicks. Refrigerate leftovers. GOLDEN FRU I T FONDUE <Makes about 211z cups) 1 cup sugar 3 t ab l es poons cornstarch I 1h c ups o r a nge juice Jus t u se one-half pound of shelled cooked s h rimp mixe d with deli c ious garden vegetables. savor y se asonings and r econstituted ·lemon juice. It's the perfect treat to se rve buffet-style. Entertruning a crowd 1s easy with appealing buffet dishes Vi cup lemon juice Golden Fruit Fondue will keep guests happy with its tempting. fruity flavor. · F R 0 T H Y STRAWBERRY PINEAPPLE PUNCH (makes about 3'i'J quarts) 1 C46-ounce1 ca n uns weetened pineapple juice, chilled '"' cup lemon juice 2 C0 .20 -oun c e > packages unsweetened strawberry navor drink mix 1/.t cup sugar 2 <32-ounce) bottles ginger ale, chilled . 1 quart pineapple s herbet, scooped into balls, or pressed into I-quart ring mold with s trawberries. frozen solid Fresh strawberries In large punch bowl, ·combine pineapple and lemon juice. drink mix and sugar ; stir until sugar dissolves. Just before serving add ginger ale, sherbet and strawberries. HOT & SPICY BLOODY MARY <Makes about 7 cups) l (46-ounce) can tomato juice 1 (8-oun ce ) can tomato sauce "'3 cup lemon juice 5 t eas poon s Worcestershire sauce \ tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon celery JS alt 'h teaspoon pre pared horseradish 9 drops hot pepper sauce _ 'h cup vodka Butter, optional Cracked bla c k pepper, optional Jn large saucepan, combine all ingredients except vodka, butte r and pepper. Bring to a boil ; simmer 10 ·to 15 minutes to bl e nd flavor s, s tirring occas ionally . Jus t before ser ving, ~dd vodka. Serve hot in mugs with butter and pepper if desired. MARINATED SHRIMP . AND VEGETABLES <Makes about 5 cups) 1 cup fr es h ca u Ii flowerets tff6. G ·Int Gib;; i?F? 1 22 · t ''aaa·aares a 2 tab l espoo n s margarine or butter 2 tables p oons orange.navored liqueur Fresh fruit , gingerbread. angel food. pound or spice cake In large s a ucepan, combine s ugar a nd corns t arch : s tir i n orange and lemon juice. Over medium heat. cook arid stir until mixture com es to ~.boil. Reduce heat: conlmue cooking a nd s t i rr ing until mixture thickens, about 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from h eat. Stir in margarine and liqueur. Serve warm with fruit and cake. Aub11nd • \bu can taste the natural Here's 20' to discover the natural goodness of Autumn Margarine. Good taste. Good Ingredients There's nothing artificial added. No artificial flavors. colors or preservatives. . ·. What you taste Is a delicate blend of soybean, sunflower and com oils. In stick or soft. the kind of flavor your f am1ly can enjoy. ~ ;i : ~ .... ~ '!". " ;!· . ~· \~ ' \' ,\ / \1 Save a dilne on a hot & satisfying skle dish. Pick your favorite mouthwatering flavor. Chicken. Butter. Chee c. Or Beef. Then save a dime on a great-tasting side dish of Lipton® Noodles & Sauce. With Lipton Noodles & Sauce. you do more than 1ust save money. You get a delicious blend of rich, golden egg noodle made w ith pure egg yolks, delicately enhanced with a creamy sa uce. And it takes just seven minutes to prepare. Served alongside simple, ~Y dishes, Lipton Noodles & Sauce helps make hot & satisfying meals. Q - .~ .. Olano Coaat CAIL v PILOT /Wedn •day. December 2. 1981 Looking for s~mpt~ms of ~tamin deficie:ricy 9)' I UN£ &OTH Have you ofte n wonderf'd whethn you n1•y have a vitamin deflcteMy and don't know wh•l th e sy m plom• are? Ch•ncee are that you don't , II you eat a 1ood nutrllioua well balanced diet ol plenty ol fre1h vecetablea, fresh fruit and whole 1rain1, alone with dairy products and a v'ariety oLme.a.!s. poultry and cbicken. But iJ you are rusi\lng lhrou_p your days JUSl lillln1 up on whatever last food is available, you should give a thought to where your body is gelling the vitamins and minerals it needs to thrive. According to Dr . Michael Lesse r , wbo maintains a private medical practice In Berkeley, Calif .. the body gives us many cl ue s of vitamin deliclencies long before aclual sickness occurs. Lesser explains. .. A s evere deficiency or vitamin A can cause s ight problems. but a minor deficiency can give a clue by causing irl:!RJ1lnia and mood -s ngs." In the same way, a severe deficien'c y of vitamin C might "Cause scurvy. including loss of teeth. while a minor deficiency might just show up as fatigue, depression , and a haggard facial Crowning expression. Other vitamins have "deficiency clues as well, according to Lesser. All the B vitamins contribute to good mental health and c a r b o h y d r a t e metabolism. A deficiency of Bl can cause a sensitivity lo noise. while 82 shows a sensitivity to light and cracks in the corners of the mouth and lips. A d~ficiency of 83 can cause the sensation of fear, a heavily coated tongue, and foul breath. Too little vitamin E Cooking with class F A~ERO'S in Corona de l Mar will offer a class in .. Holiday Cheer al Christmas" at 7 p.m . Friday. It will include hot and cold drinks as well as desserts, and cost is $15. Ca ll 673 -2343 for information. HUNTINGTON Beach Library and the Allied Arts Board will sponsor a holiday coo king workshop from 9a.m. to4 p .m . Saturday at Huntington Beach High School. French chef P e relle Dillon will instruct in a complete meal lrom appetizers to dessert. Fee is $30. and more information is available at842-4481 . SEBASTIAN'S W.EST Dinqer Playhouse in S~ CJemente will present ·'The Daze Before Christmas" at 11 a.m. . Dec . 7. Chef Bruce Goldberg of Beverly Hills will offer ideas fo r holiday entertaining. Ca ll 492 ·9950 f or reservations. WILLIAMS-SONOMA in South Coast Plaza will host Ken Hom, author of "Chinese Technique." for a demonstration at 1 p.m .Dec.8. SHERMAN LIBRARY and Gardens in Corona del Mar will hold a class in holiday buffets from 11 a .m . lo 1:30 p.m. Dec. 8. Menu will include cold p e.a sal ad, sa l ami ' coronets, cherry tomato halves s tuffed with shrimp, sausage rolls and nanaimo bars. Cost is $20, and information is available at 673·2261 . Slufllng for various seasonal gourmet treats can become ho-bum when you're using a prepared mix. For exlra s parkle, substitute 2 tablespoons of brandy for the same amount of water called for in the ·packa1e directions. Then stir in i,.i, cup slice41 bratil. nuts, water cbeatnuta or ripe olives. can cauH lnaomnla. anemla, and ulUmately w11lln1 of munles. A lull ol vitamin 0 can ruull In-a weakened bonti structure. When you .,., well nourtahed you should have n one ol lheae symptom• Wh11t you &bouJd have ls vlUllly, supple mu1clet that can stretch and bend without 1lvin1 pain, leet that can walk several miles and a heart and lung syatem .· thal will not puff IPll:llllllJI I h t•11d r u m111nt1 lonu1tu wedll"' Serve becau.t• ol It lt.'tture with t'ruri.I of vlne1ar You ahould •l•ep •, hl'ad l f t•beri and 01 1 or with your aoundly moat of tbll lt!ttuce lavorlte llalian·atyle time. all your worn"• celery combtnt! r libb•ie. ""'('UP 1 l1 c ed dre11ln1 Malu1 • t hould bt' baaed on r•al I c up coarsely c elery, c•rrots and caullnower Hrvln11 problem•. and your akin shredded car:'OU ralalna Stir toicelhe r h cup ahced carrota S PIN AC ff · C IT a Vs 1bould look clur and .,., cup ralalns van«"1ar. pepPt,:r. yo.urt, 2 tom•l~•. cul In SALAD unblemlahed. 2 tableapoona cider and celery 11eed : pour wedges 1 quart lorn fresh Here are tome recipes vane•n over veKelablea and max Plare avocado slices 11paoach le.vet that are rich in vilamins ~ leaspoon while we ll. Chill. tthke5 8 ln • 11hallow bowl and 1 quart tom lettuce and euy to prepare. pepper servings. squtleze lime or lemon leaves C £LI!: a Y CA a a 0 T l cup pl•in low.fat A \'OCAOO SALAD Julee over all. Combine lflt c u p 1 1 l c e d COLE 81.AW yoaurt I avocado, peeled bolh kinds ol lettuce, radishes l small cabbate. 'Al teaspoon celery and sliced cau11nower, and carrots 2 oranges, peeled slicedlhin seed ~ lresh lime or in a aalad bowl. Top and cut into chunks 2 CUJMI thinlY sliced l o a larae bowl . lemon wilh •votado allcea and . ~cuporf1'1e_ji.aice GET STOREWIDE LOW PRICES FROM LUCKY. ea •mi '--~----- f"HARVEST DAY 39 d> £2~P~ 1201 Cane 'f" MAZOLA 249 d> CORN OIL 4SOZ.Btl WllOle Kernel TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ~s8onded8ttf L~n CROSS RIB ROAST B~S BOnded Betf Chuck FRYING CHICKEN Whelle BodV. Gtaot A SOUthern BLADE CUT 87 ~t!o~SK ROAS~b • _ WHOLE BEEF. BRISKET ~s BondeO Bfff 1 9 l~. .. 138 T·BONE STEAK Bonded Beef lOln '• cup lemon Ju_lce 2 tabl~po0na u lad oil I teaspoon aarhc IJOWder · v, t.ea1poon parlka ~ teupoon dry mustard Combine spanach. lettuce, radl1h'e1, and oran1e1 ln a lar1e aalad bowl. Combine oran1e juice, lemon juice, oil, garlic powder, paprika. and dry mualard; blend well and pour over ,.isalad. Makes 8 "rvint•· ,~ .... ,. I • .. 2sa SIRLOIN TIP STEAK BontlfSS Bonded Btef lloono .. 238 FRESH TROUT Cltarsprlngs. 6·10 oz PORK SHOULDER 178 ROAST tonetess Ptcnlc. lb . NESTLE'S MORSELS Semi Swttt CllOCOllff, 12 01 Bag 179 No limit~ !" CRANBERRY 3 59 i f~~TAIL Cal Btl Key Buys mean utra savln!J'- Key Buys are items pri«d below their everyday discount pricn as a result of manufacturers' temporary promotaonal 1llowancu or c~ccp11onal purch11« You11 find hundreds of Key Buy items every time you shop. come In and pick up your free booklet of Lucky's 24 Days of Christmas. AMERICAN CHEESE FOOD Kraft Single wrap, stlcfO or swtn. 12 oz. P119 159~ ... pit CHICKEN 89 d> ~~~!S 1601.Pll~• VIDAL . SASSOON snampooor FlnlSnlng ltlnst GREEN CABBAGE SOiid lb .12 ~" LARGE TANGERINES SWMt ... 39~" 4·4V. l .I>-A\19 ' FRESH WH,TE ROSE BROCCOLI POTATOES 1~ COOd Eltl"9 US NO 1, ... 39~" lb .39~~" RED DELIOOUS FRESH APPLES · LIMES EJrtrl Fancy ... 29~" ucn .1.0 :nu Out ..... t l'rotf<t'°" _., --·tft I-llf'C9' 10 0t -· _, Of<-1 tlW\l T-OK-t. ne1 • I T1'fM _... ftO( -" .... \Mltl -· -\all lulS _C_,... • . l'lake It happen for le.ul 81 ('11 Sandwiches sizzle with lef ~over turkey < Turkey on whltt! with mayo 111ounct1i J>rctty routine Why not btt lnnonUve and try 1 new sinllnaaandwlch idea., Sirnply dip while bread in a mlxlure of """· pre)>ared ye l low 1·runtb5 crumble. Ju r.t until no 1 l'UP bt'an l'tproul!t ur lo nt(tir pink. pour urt du·tid n llcry t'xcc11s fMt. Add bruad "" .crccn peppl'r. cru~mbs bean 1prouti., <'hOppt.'<l aret1 p~r. onion, and 2 tublespoonli ins tant tu ey l,.1f!hlly be•t minc1.-'tloniotl • toacthe r gravy mix , 2 <'ups dic:ed cooked egg:;, and milk . stir Into turkey turkey mixtu re Pour l envelo~1 1.ouncc1 into greased 8x8·1nch ~ravy mix for turkey baking dish. Bake ut 3.50 2 eggs deg rees for 40 to· 4S 2 cups milk minutes. until lt11hlly ('ool. 1111 11 lmt1 11 11/ c;u/tlt'll .\1mllt• (',..,,,, .'>o,,du'l'lcht'.' 1mth turki·11 <md Su"~' r•h1·1'!ll' mus tard, and m i lk . Layer the coated brc:ad with slices of leftover turkey, c r isp bacon, S w i ss c h eese and avocado s lices . Then sizzle in butte r until sandwiches are gol den. · Cook sausage 1n luge browned. Cut in sc1uares. s kille'l , s tirring to Makes6to8 servings .~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~ ~- Another novel turkey leftover ret>ipe is Turkey Sa u s ag e S quar es . Tur key, pork sausage, bean sprouts. eggs, milk. and turkey gravy are combined then baked to produce a· cus tard-like casser o l e with a s urprisingly crunchy taste. A green saJa~ ice cold milk, and pumpkin pie will nicely round out each of these delightful meals. GOLDEN MONTE CRIS'ro SANDWICHES 'hcupmilk 2eggs 1 tablespoon yellow mustard 8 s l i ces fi rm · textured sandwich bread 16 thin slices Swiss ' cheese 16 slices cooke d turkey breast I large tomato, thinly sliced · 8 slices c ri s p . cooked bacon • lh ripe avocado. thinly sliced · 2 to 3 tables poons butter or margarine Lightly beat together milk. eggs. and mustard. Dip one side of 4 bread slices in egg mixture. Arrange top slices each of cheese, turkey, tomato, and bacon on undipped surface of each . Top with avocado s lices . Dip , remaining bread an egg mixtur e and top sandwiches. Melt butter in large skillet; cook sandwiches over low heat, until bread is lig htly to.a s led a nd c h eese melted. Carefully \urn sandwiches and brown other side. Makes 4 servings. TURKEY SAUSAGE SQUARES 1 pound bulk pork sausage a cups soft bread ,Avoidmg • • caV1t1es The holi day season is here. with Ha nukkah. Christm as a nd New Year's all packed into a few short weeks. It's time for celebra- tion and merriment, and unf o rtuna tel y for American waistlines. it is a time for mountains of sugar fitred confec· tiol'ls, pastries and other detect.able goodies. Putting on a fe\\o pounds is not the only problem associated with holiday eating, however. The teeth of America will be subjected to. an o ns laught or cavity- causing foods, and un· like a few extra pounds which can be lost after the festivities, tooth de· cay won't go away. There are a few tips, however, which can help ra m ilies avoid post· holiday cavities without dampening the spirit of this joyous season. Dr. Louis Calisti. na- tional spokesman for the De ntal Gold Institute, advises that hard candy and sticky sweets which adh e r e to t he teeth should be avoided if at all possible. For those who do eat candy he suggests, "Use candy as a dessert after meals, rather than an in-between snack, then brush immediately after eatlng. Too orten if· the candy is eaten as a s n ack ,t'h e p erso n neglects lo brush, and acids have a chance to form which can cause cavities." Calisti sugge.s\s sub· stituting certain foods for candy and other con- fections whenever possi· ble. Celery and carrots are1 great to keep in the r efrigerator as a snack o r party food. Their fibrous composition acts as a naturitl brush to help clean the teet h while chewing. Christmas s tockings can also be filled with healthy alternatives lo the usue' sweet treats . . 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Don't try to do all the preparations on one day All the parts can be assembled in just 20 to 30 minutes. Start by m aking the Chocolate Genoise three or four weeks ahe ad. wra p it well and freeze it. Alice suggests you will ge t b e tt e r co ns is t e ncy i n the texture of the cake 1f ~ou clarify the butter. Butte r in different parts of the country has varying water content Re moving the oily liquid insures the best result. CHOCOLATE GENOISE Makes 1-8 inch layer, 21.nches deep 4 tablespoons s weet butter 4 large eggs % cup sugar 1'2 c u p s i r l e d all-purpose Oour, sifted with 1t'l cup s irt e d unsweetened cocoa l teaspoon vanilla To clarify butter, melt ..... butter over low he~\.' allow to stand 1 to 2 minutes and then pour ofr clear oily liquid·. You wi ll have abo ut 3 tablespoons . Discard milky residue. Place whole eggs and sugar in a la rge mixer bowl. Stir only to combine. Place bowl over a saucepan containing 1 to 2 inches of barely simmering· water on low heat. Heat the eggs gently over the wate r bath, s tirring from time to time until they are lukewarm to the touch. Remove from ttie water bath and beat the egg mixture on high s peed with an electric mixer until they have cooled, tripled in bulk and resemble softl y whipped c r eam . Re move the bowl from .the mixer. Sift about 1 :i of lht> flour and cocoa mixture over the whipped eggs. Fold quickly but gently to incorporate Sift in and fo ld the remaining flour mixture in two additions. Scoop about 1 cup of the batter: into a separate small bowl and fold in warm clarified butter and vanilla. Fold this mixture into the rem a ining cake batter. Pour ba tter into a gr eased and floured 8 inch cake pan 2 inches hi g h . Bake in a pre he ated moderate oven (350 degrees) for 45 to 60 minutes or until ca~e begins to s hrink from edg,es of pan and top springs back firmly when Pr~esse d wi th fingers . .:Cook cake in pan 5 minutes, · 1oosen edges and unmold onto a c a k e r a c k . Coo I Mix syrup and kirsch thorou~hJy. in a smaJI bowl. CANDI ED CHOCOLATE CREAM CRANBERRIES Makes about l'h cups 111 .. cups sugar 5 squares ( 5 ounces> :1_. cup water s e m i · s w e e t o r 2 cups fresh or fresh bittersweet chocolate frozen cranberries 3 tablespoons water In a sa u ce pan , . 1t+l c up C r e m e co mbine s ugar and Fra1che . water, sl.ir and bring to In a double boiler, a l'>oil. In a pyrex bowl, ~ell c_hocolate o_v ~r place cranberries and s1mmenng water. Star m pour boiling syrup over water and cool to roo_m t h e m . p I a c e b 0 w 1 t e m per a t u ~ e . W h 1 .P un co ver e d i n th e C r eme Fra1che until perforated top part of a almost stiff .. Fold into steamer set over boiling chocolate. Ch1ll. water. Cover and steam TO A~EMBLE CAKE for 45 minutes. Remove Split cake into 3 even bowl and cool contents layers. Tum top layer. without sti rring. Store in cut ~ide up and pla·~e on tight jar in refrigerator serving platter . Moisten W h e n ready d r a U h with '>'!! or the Cr anberry berries and · reserJ.ejSyrup. Spread with all of syrup Place berries on the C~ocolate Cream. a rack in a single layer Top with second layer set over a pan and let and sprinkle wit_h h~lf of dry for 2 to 3 days at t h e r e m a 1 n 1 n g room temperature Cr anberry ~yrup. Cover CREME FRAICllE MAKES 41, CU PS 4 <·ups heavy cream 1 , cup buttermilk Pour heavy crttam into a saucepan and heiil u nt il 100 degrees (l ukewarm 1 Remove from heat anc1 stir in butte rmilk. allow to thicken in a warm place. s tirring every 6 to 8 hours. It may take as long as 36 ho urs to thic ken. It is done when thic k with a pleasant nutty. s lightly t an gy taste. Crull. It will keep ten days. CRANBERRY SYRUP MAKES ~CUP If.I cup sy rup reserved from Candied Cranberries 'f.i cup kirsch completely with a layer of Candied Cranberries, reser ving about '4 cup for decoration. Beat re main i ng C rem e F'r aic h e wi th 1 tablespoon vanilla and 'l .cup sugar until stiff. Spread about l 'h cups in a thick ·even. layer over cr anberries. · Press down top layer gently lo compact all layerli. Top with third layer . Sprinkle with remaining C ranbe rr v Syrup . Spread s ides and top of torte with re maining C rem e Fraiche . Decorate with reserved Candied Cranberries . Can also be garnished with chocolate c urls, if d es ire d. Chill until ready to serve. If you love Snow•s·Clam Chowder Here's 30¢ off and a cookbook offer to find out. 53000 lObSS! in the bowl ••• wait till you taste it in these recipes. ~~ AOORESS•---------------- CITY ST~ IP_ -I J. .......... lk IOeiglll-lor......., oe...-.. 111u.u .......... ,IJJ1ta. -•• &:1.lllc ~ ... ..-~--------------, ' R aisin r ecipe brings back traditional holiday bread. TradJUon:s They're thf' llH that lovlnl(ly band Chrislm1u1 h:s tlvltlet. Hu n for t'h rl 1J lm11 s breakfust or brunch from oneyeartothc nHl l'Jl'OTC'H 111..AC'K BUN Special foodit •r~ on~ or 6 C:UI~ flour o ur most treas ure d •1 cupsuf(ar holiday tr1tdlllons. The 1 " teuspoon 111111 br ead we hav.: o n I c up Jrnt..ter or Christmas morning or m argiarinl' the Sperial dessert for 2 packliJ:f•lt tH•tivc Christmas Eve are as dry ycwst mu c h a part ot the l lh cup~ lukewarm holidays as the girts, the m1lk J U~to 115degreesJ t 1 n s e I and a 11 the 21.-. cu~ each dark trappings. , and golden raisins Many of our traditional 1 ·cup Zante currant ho liday foods center raisins around raisins plump, • 1 cup candied lemon krll'ud until fllhn11 111 t'vt•nl y t1111tr1butecl 1 muctur<> wtll tw iita cky 1, M'I 1a111dc Koll r • crvcd 1) of dough on lightly rtou red s urface to a circle u b ou t 14 inch es 1n dlurnclcr M<>uJ\d fllllnl( onto center ot dough . pull cd1<es up around llllln1 to cru:losc. p1nchina to 11eal 1n center. lnvert hun onto greased baking s heet . icently flatten to about 2·inch Lhlckn~s • Wi t h s kewer pie r ce through bun to bottom in u te w pl11ct-1 to allow steam to escaJH: duran1& b11k1n1t llt:cor1le top or bun with reserved rope of do ua h . b rus h e ntire surface y.rith beaten egg Phact• u p~m or bollinlC water OQ bottom rack of :ns.degr~ oven. Place bun on top rack and bake tiO to 75 minutes, until golden a nd s k e wer inserted in center comes o ut clean Coo l completely on wire rack before slicing. Makes one 10-lnch bun. sweet nuggets of fruit peel that add delicious flavor 1,; c up who I e to those favorite baked blanchedalmonds goods. ~cup molasses W h en h o I 1 d a y ~ teaspoon each Dried figs c r e ate nutritional ca n dies traditions. were born, cinnamon , cloves and Now is the time to fresh fruits were scarce nutmeg plan for the fes ti ve during the winter months Beaten egg, for glaze m om e n t s. Lus cious. a nd dried fruits were In large mixing bowl plump, nutritious dried prized for their good· combine flour. sugar a!'ld r 1 g s c a n b r i n g keepingqualities. salt. Cut in butter to enjoyment during this So mu c h of th e resemble coarse meal. season in cook ies , .. s pecialness" of the Add yeast lo warm milk: poultry stuffings, cakes, holiday food s was st ir t o d isso l ve desserts. murfins. and co nn ected t o t he completely, then stir into as wonderful gifts all by fruit -s weet fl avor of flour mi xture . Knead themselves. r aisins. dough on floured surface Both golden and dark While fresh fruits are until smooth and satiny, 6 shiny dried rigs bring a available year -round to 8 minutes. Place in touch of fresh sunshine today, we still treasure grea sed bowl , cover and goodness to ever yone the special qualities of let rise m warm place you want to remember raisins that add fruity until doubled io bulk, l 'h Make up your own fig fl avor, moistness and to 2 hours. Meanwhile gift packs or purchase texture to holiday baked mix r aisins, currants. t h e m a J r e a d y goods. peel, almonds, molasses beautifully packaged. R a is ins contribute and spices to blend well; He re's the quickest, good nutritio n , t oo. set aside. When dough easiest candy yet providing such nutrients has risen , cut off a nd you'll want to let older a s iron , potassium , reservelf.iofdough.With chi ldr en m ake it phosphorus, calcium , remaining ~ of dough: themselves. How .nice 'magnesium. :lnd certain Roll a small piece of the that dried figs add a bit B vitamins. doug h to a pencil-thin o f good nutrition to Tostarta newtradition rope a bout 18 inches; set holiday sweets. this year. introduce aside. Flatten remainder If you have a food raisin-filled Scotch Black to a circle about 1h -inch processor . use it to chop Bun, a national cake of thick. figs in a hurry. J ust snap Scotland, to your holiday S p oon r a isin -s pice off stems and add sugar menu. mixture onto dough; fold call~d for in the recipe, ,__M_a_k_e_s_c_o_tc_h __ B_l_a_c_k_d_o_u_~_h_o_v_e_r_m_i_x_tu_r_e_a_n_d_to processor bowl, along with whole figs . One or two on .off flips and ~igs are chopped fine Or. use a kitchen scissors dipped into hot water to cut fi gs with no fuss or stickiness. CALIFORNIA FIG· PEANUT BU1TER ROLL 3 tablespoons butter or margarine' 2 tablespoons peanut butter ·~ cup evaporated milk 1 i teaspoon vanilla 1 pound powdered s ugar . I cup finely chopped dried figs 1 2 c up c hop ped peanuts Melt butter? stir in peanut butter, milk and vanilla. Remove from heat ; add s ugar and dri e d rig s Blend together and knead on board until s m ooth . Form into 2-inch rolls : coat with peanuts. Chill until Cirm: sli ce. Makes about 30 sli ces on Kleenex-Brand paper towels. Now get 20<t off when you buy two rolls of Kleenex· Brand paper towels. It's a great deal o n a great towel fro m Kleenex. t . ~---- ('13 New oranges ilrrive ·for-holiday Navel or•n1e• • rt1 h•t•k Vff, thole popular l•1t1tln1 ora n area , t•••Y to p et l and virtually lit ~le "· ..re in your fuvorlt" markt•l11 now Navt•I 11hl~mtlnt11 lrum Cullrorrua and Arlaona Utl arrlvin1 Juat In timtl tu add extra ll1t vor, nutrition und color to hollduy f~Uv1ties T hey are perfect tu uae In decorations, fresh fruit 111tt baskets or In you r ho liday me nus And don't forget to buy so m e for .s t oc king stuffers, too. · Navel supplies will be excellent, as this year 's erop is a normal sized one whe n compared with the crops produced prior to the past two years. In the last two years. of course, alJ production records were broken. Las t year a m ajor portion of the huge navel crop was very s mall sized fruit. This year there'll be a glohcuneugfhhyjs.nge of sizes. peaking on the more traditional larger sized fruit. . The navel quality is 1'ood and although this year's pro<Nction is less than last year's record crop there will still be 47 million cartons of fruit available fro m the industry, according to Bill Martinet . Manager, Co mmodit y Forecasting, Sunkist Growers , In c .. a marketing cooper ative r e pr ese nting Ca I i fornia -Arizon a growers. "Th e re will be maximum utilization of the crop for the fresh m a r k e-t' , s o · n a v e I oranges should be one of the best buys in the produce section in the months ahead," says Martinet. Whether it's for a "twist" in your favorite drink or a "squeeze " over your salad o r vegetable, fres h le mons are a l s o r eadil y avail able in lo ca l markets. The flavorful fruit is now arriving from the desert growing areas of California and Arizona. The volume is pointing tow'ard.s a record crop, so plenty of good quality fresh lemons will be available in a range of si zes for e njoyme nt during the ho l iday season. HOLIDAY LEMON CRANBERRY APPLE PUNCH l lemon ~cup water 14 cup suga r <optional> 2 slicks cinnamon 1 bottle (32 ounces l cranberry apple drink. chilled l bottle <about 28 o u n t' ti I l I Cl mo n II m l' rt1vurt-'<l Id•. rhllled \!J l'UI) r~11h IClUt't ICU ll'mon Julre Ire l,cmon 1.'&&rlwh..-,•18 With vu&ctablc part'r. ,,.,..,1 lemon In t'ontlnuoull s pa rul. remuv1n1t out"r yellow peel only ln i. a u c t• p 1u1 , r o m ban e wuler, sugar, clnnllmon und lemon peel Bring to b oi l . reduce h c1t t Sim mer 10 minutes Chill Remove cinnamon !ilicks and lemon peel In punch bowl , combine spiced lemon mixture. ('ranberry apple drink. sod u and le mon juice Add ice and float lemon cartwheel s li ces in punch Makes e leven 6·ounce servings <about 8'.<,i cups). S PICY BAK E D ORANGE 'N BANANA COMPOTE Juice of ~2 fresh lemon 3 large bananas, sliced 3 oranges, peeled. segmented 2 teaspoons fresh grated orange peel VJ cup fr es h squeezed orange juice '·a cup packed brown sugar _ 1,4 teaspoon ground mace 2 tablespoons butter or margarine To prevent darkening, sprinkle le·mon juice over ban ana s i n 12x8x2-inch baking dish; stir to coat well. Add o r a n ges . Co mbin e orange peel . jui ce , brown sugar and mace; pour over oranges and b a n a na s . Dot wit h butter . Bake at 350 degr ees for 20 minutes or until heated through. Makes 6 ser vings I about 4 cups>. FRESH ORANGE SHORTCAKE: Sweeten bite-size pieces of fresh n et vel oranges wit h sugar , h o ne y or orange-flavored liqueur to taste. Spoon between layers and on top of shor tcake or biscu its. T o p w ith whipped cream. AMBRO S IA SUNDAE: Top scoops of vanilla ice cream with fres h n avel or a nge pieces and chopped nuts or toasted coconut. E S PRESSO R UM SAUCE A LA LEMON l cup sugar 3 tablespoon s ·cornstarch 1 4 teaspoon salt 112 c u p s fr es h brewed espresso coffee 1 4 cup light rum Juice of 1 fr esh lemon• 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 teaspoons fresh grated lemon peel Eggnog not reserved just for punch~owls Eggnog does n't have to be reserved for punch bowls. F o r a d e lectable variation or this holiday treat, try Praline Eggnog Pie, an easy do· a head dessert to s erve auring those hectic festive days . Perfttt for a family reunion, or when friends gather to celebrate the new year ahead. PRALINE EGGNOG PIE l 9-inc h g ra ha m cracker crust 2 envelope s unflavored gelatin v. cup sugar 3 egg yolks 2 c ups pre p a r ed eggnog •/4 cup Praline Liqueur 1 tablespoon rum '1'l teaspoon vanilla extract l c up (l>"J pl.) whippin g or heavy cream , whipped Ground nutmeg Wh o l e berry c r a n b.e r r y s a u c e . drained In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatin with sugar : blend in egg yolks beaten with l cup eggnog. Let stand 1 m inute. Stir over low h eat until gelatin is completely dissolved , about 5 minutes. Stir in r e ma inin g egg nog . liq ue ur . rum a nd vanilla. Pour into large bowl and chill. stirring o ccas ionally . unt il mixture mounds slightly whe n dropped from spoon. , Fold 1n w h ipped crea m . Turn int o prepared crust; sprinkle with nutmeg. Chill until fi rm . Garni s h w ith cranberry sauce. Makes about 8 ser vings. I' r ... fl"9·1trlng btlnto-o-o-os. f oUM¥h .. f.drlve1, 1"ree ·bedroom h()meS. lwo·Wheel bikes. ~nd apartmen11 In the cltY·Y· Y·y/ -Find the toys 1nd goodl" to !Nke vour day• merry and • bright In claaalfled .. Fresh ora119es flavor sp<>c1al lwliday l1J'1ds /or port1es untl 11111, Confused by an the conflicting foo~ bargain claims? \\"hen you wa nt food bar4m11s -pnces you c:a11 count 01z. the proof ts 111 prnll ' .... 111 the qroceru ads 111 the' Dwly Pilot Shop the Daily Pilot. get tile .tacts. c1Hnpare then you 1nmc you· re really qett 1114 the most tor .lJOlLr money . ., In saucepan, combine sugar . cornstarch a nd salt; gradually stir in espr~sso coffee, rum and lemon juice. Add butter . Coo k over medium heat , stirring until thickened. Stir in lemon peel. Ser ve warm or cold over vanrna or c hocolate ice c ream. pound cake. waffles, etc Makes about 2 cups. FRESH ORANGE CA•'E AV t.AIT l orange ·~cup sugar 2 tablespoons C'ocoa 1"'2 cup milk sugar dissolves Add ci.pres~o coffee and orange peel ; he at To servt•, r<.·move orange peel . Pour i nto 12 1nd1v1dua l ~em1tasse c·up s or 6 s mall heat proof glasses. Top "1th dollops of whipped c·nam . f resh grated om n_gl• pl'C:I and nutmeg. 1f dt•-;in:d Make:, about SHOP-W-IT_H_M-ONEY-SAVING I •G rate lemon peel before JUic ing 3 cups fresh brewed espresso coffee With vegetable.• parer. pe e l orange 1n co ntinu o u s ~p1ral , removing outt>r l'Olon:d peel only. In saucepan. combine sugar , coc·ua and milk. stirring until 3 cups 1twelve 2-ounce • st'rv1ngs or six 4-ounce !>en ing~ 1 ,.,~, ~ .... - '---Lite up the Holiday s with th e great fresh fruit taste of D EL MONT E· Lite Fruits ... with NO artificial flavors or sweeteners. It'~ the natural Lite taste more people prefer. Come on over to the bright t?ste of DEL MONTE Lite. And enjoy a special Holiday bonus: one free can when you buy two. l ' "' ' t. • f?'S' UP 7 a COUPONS FROM THE \ 642-4321 Daily Pilai DEL r.10 ·rE LIT;;.;,;; :i~.:-;.;;.;;;~;;-1 :"\OT REDEEMABLE AT THE STORE. I I I I Address Huy mo cans of DEL Mn~n:• Lire Fruits and get one can FreC'. ~fail this certificate along with labeb from anr two <21 16 oz. cans of the following DEi Mm.ri f. Lite · Fruits. Sliced Peaches. Peach Hahes. Sht'ed Pean.. Pr:it Halves, Apncnts, Chunky Mixed Fruit !' and Fruit C<x:ktail -and we'U st'nd you 3 coupon for a FRF.E can of DEi. ~10NTF. Lite Fruits. Mail y11ur labds to: DEi Mu:-.;n. LI n FHl'IT Rffl :-.n P.O. Oox 9398. LI IS ro:-.. IOWA S27:{fl I Ciy_ _ St,.e __ l•D----_ I IMPORTANT We mus1 l'lave your ZIC> Code to m.111 retune! YOUf reouest IOf couoon muSI be mn on this form Gooo only 1n clues or towns wllele ldWeltlSed by Del Monte ~a11on I l•NM to °" rt9'Y 1111' IMlllr, ....... Oftlllllll* er *rtst Of let WOid wlltre oiohlblled ,, I I I I I I I I I I I. I I °' restrtetea Dy stile OI local laws Of reQU1a11ons AllOw 6 10 8 ~ettls tor llloce&SlllO Ottei condlK'ted by lle4 Monte Colpc1111ton Cllle M~et Plal~ Sin f1ille1~ C• 94106 I OfFEll EllPllllS FEltlUAllY 21. 1112 I L---~'!..~~~!~~~~~~~~~~---J • Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /WednHday. 08cembe1 2, 1981 EasY appetizer wi~h blue cheese spread Preparmg fuocl for a cel~ry ce lery . Fo Id Into party I• not unlike Prepare topplna mix whipped toppln1. Stir preparina • bride for accordlna to packa1e until evenly blended. her wedding . Both directlona, ualnC air.Im Spoon Into a 1-quart 1ltuatlona benefit from millr.. Relrl1erate. Jn a mold or 8 Individual bavina something old. small bowl combine blue molds. Chill al leaat 4 so me t h In 1 new . cheese, lemon peel and hours . Un mold and 1omelhln1 borro wed. juice. Dissolve gelatin garnish with chopped and somethlng blue. in water in a smatl parsley and shredded This tradition is lucky saucepan over low beat. carrot or fresh fruit. for the bride -and It Add to cheese mixtllt'e, Serve on c rac ke r s . won't let a hostess down stir to blend well . Chill Y leld: 8 servings. eltber. until 1lighlly thickened. Approximately 91 ) llo:cl t-."l~f!~ cn11 pri•µu rt' u blut> dwt>S•' npp.'ltt 4'r l u 11 y bt'f nrt-q111·:.~ or r Wt' Before adding tbe Stir in yogurt and calorles per servlng. lucky extras. the basic ,...;_~~~-=-_-:.~~~~~~~_..:.~~~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- rules of party giving dictate that the food should be elegant, loolr. expensive, and seem to have been hours in U\e making call, of course, while being quick and e.asy to prepare and not at all costly>. It should lend itself to advance preparation so that it may simply be brought out al the right moment and with the appropriate fanfare. And, above all , it shoqld be delicious. Beyond these basics. however, comes the wedding a nalogy. The menu s hould always include something old -a tried-and-true dish that people always rave about; something new - an out-0f-the-rut dish. a palatable jo l t ~ something borrowed - a proven success 'lifted· f rom a frjend or a ravorile restaurant; and something blue -such as blue cheese, with its piquant taste and rich buttery texture. An easy, low-calorie way to serve blue cheese e legant l y is in a s himm ering molded appetizer, ready to slice and spread on crackers. Using crumbled blue cheese, the appetizer wbiJ>s together several hours in advance and is turned Qut for a rave reception at party time. EASY BLUE CHEESE APPETIZER 4 ounces blue cheese, crumbled . 11/• ounce package whipped lopping mix lh cup cold skim milk 1 teaspoon shredded lemon peel 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons unflavored gelatin 112 cup water 'h carton (4 ounces > plain yogurt •ri cup c hopped Dandy tips with brandy He r e 's a s pirited spread that can be kept n h-aJid-du~ t he holi d ay s for easy entertaining. Grate . or chop odds and ends or cheese, beat together with a tablespoon of b u tter a nd e n o ug h brandy to soften. Pack in a jar, cover and re f rige ra te . It 's scr u mp tious on c rackers , c risp veget ables or apple slices. When prepar ing a golden roasted duck for the .holidays, garnish it with the glo r y it deserves. The secret is aro m atic b r andies added lo an elegant orange sauce. Eggn og with th e encore appeal of brandy isn 'l just for serving in c ups. Com plim e n ts come aplenty when you serve it molded into an elegant holiday ring garnished with brandied fntit. Into a blender goes 'h cup Ughl lovely brandy. lh cup cold stron g coffee, a nd v. c u p creamy chocolate syrup. Add a quart of coffee ice cream one spoonful at a lime. Pour into a pan and partially freeze, then spoon into delicate ser viDC gl asses and freeze until you're ready to &ete holiday 1uests with splendor of Royal Bran~y Velvet. Min~ pie is a must tor the holidays. .Pare a o d ch O..p 6 · l a r I e cookial apple. Pour in y, c up brandy then sl mmer for 2 or 3 mlnut• before addln1 tbe mlSture to 1 quart of -comm.a.I mtncememt . Then pr oceed with N klDt - ·. • .f • • VONS HOLIDAY SWEEPSTAKES 25,000 wnutERS GOARAllTEED LARGED' PEARS - SWEET IV'IO JOICV PRODUCE ~;IT'ii.• ~ ~l.ettuc:e llUl•-llO" !£(>Cit W T[O Peanuts l8 .59 l8 .29 l8 .99 lft .39 "'.33 l8 .99 ~oreted Chrt9tmu Tree 2 99 DELICATESSEN ~~-=~.85 P~k'c~it~'00 8 59 ~~i:9\e Wt~ooo ) 49 ~~r.on .. '°":45 .65 C~~MO ·l&OICT" .85 .89 EAL TH f., Bf.AU TY ~'i=='a..n., }58 2 19 2 21 138 11KOUNT ROLL VONS BAKERY )59 285 ' ~Cll •~W'tlfOV'Ytl{;r.-.5 98 Vons ...-unil wne.at Brudt • 265 .99 'HOT' BAKERY llU'1511Cl0W.V"""l!ll0f'4.VAI s1011u..m. H()I !IA~["°' C...st •Oii "CNlfSI ST()ltl ("LI. ""°"'*' ~· U'Jt£0 " l!OTIO" OI 1"6 •..a L. • 1 -P~rf "~YOl'm'f tsrownles )29 .99 [A .29 FROZEN FOODS v~·~-~ fl~'·~ -~5l( ~me l'\elUeaa Pm.a &-.~·~~cake \f~r.pe Julce )89 249 )59 .69 SI· RVICl SI AFOOD . 498 l 8 l 8 ) 89 ~~mon Steaks l• 3 89 ~Lobsten l9 589 WE'LL DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE OOR GOARAl'fTEE OF VONS LOW PRICES 10 convince you al Vons commitment to low pl1cet, we re making this olfer: If you can find lower prices overall ttus wttk at any OChef ~ Vons will pay you double the dtlfer~ J ust shop e( Vons. Buy 25 different Items wOl1h $20 Of more. Compare prlCes on the tame Items at any oVlef · supermaitlet •11 theit ~I 1t ~. bring your ~em1~ Vons rece1p1 and the oeher market's prtees to Vons and we'll pay you dooble the difference In cash Vons-Low prices you can belteYe In MEATS TA&t~-c )99 Beef OUnd Steak lB '°'*..LBS ear llOU'.o ,,248 Slrtoln l1p Steaks B:e)~N:-~l'Ull Cube .. 248 ~~~Steeb l8 2 19 ~"8.Uccnt~ l8 )69 llOnOt< :;'ft t.CSS ~ Boneleaa ump 1.8 ) 88 ~l~ ~ *" UI 199 1.'"C.~ ruh Loin Chope .. ]98 ·~8':,..flOll<l°"--11'«> } 59 Country S~ Spere Albe 1.11 -llOS"-"1:1:' Oii llf.O tt.llin Style .... I.II 219 ~~ I.II .99 &:.r~a.:s.an l8 ) 79 l IQUOR 1429 1899 J'k'if1mported Scotch 19 69 ~~&ou.bon 1099 ~.,~~~l!.~99 ~~ 339 ~-s=~'""" J 59 • -I ==:::?/~ ~ l /. 11/u ; •• J\\ONTERE¥ J 99 ~ACK CHEESE LB. GROCERIES GROCERIES ''~F""'4 Vons rult CockUll .49 t<IOfJ"-c'[_C-~ ... Eagle Brand Milk .99 ~·~ c....-<l\&<t_j ""ro f'tnupple In ulce .69 s.(°'1""' ,. l\"(,,l Im Pricer .. Tea Bags }49 "80.~l 80"\~lA"' '\N-.~ c~ k }66 HJOU...,t J'U} '"'OPIC ~ Stniwbeny ~s .69 ~c-~·f"'tll~ }33 {iC'llKptk>nLc ons ancake Syrup .99 ~""'n:f[~<;W'ol .47 •titf>tl Jt'(M(,( '''' I )04 Ke Com Northern Toilet Tissue ~~ s Tom.to Juice .69 .... dRJt'lf\.4Y:-~" Tan chen Bags .99 BLOOMING POINSEITIAS REOORWHfTE 6 INCH FOIL WRAPPED POT EA 397 ? HOCIRS:. AN TO JIUDIUGHT AT lll09T srou• ~~ -fMB 9"C'\'M ....... ntm 111tD... Dl'C. J TO llf!C. t, 1•1. CAU. (21'> ~1400 Po. 1.0CA~ CW llOM ~ 'fOU. l'IOT ALL l11'N NfO fWC!S" net M rnKTM! AT \ION. JJ.M W. f1)t IT~ 19'0 W. PtCIO k"°'-1511 W. IO™ ST~ LOI At'Qla, SM Dl!OO NC> LM ~MU" lll!TAIL QUMmD Of'ILY. ~ ITOM:S °"" I N4 TO Mll'IOHT l Dl''9 A WID. , Hu91t11.-" ••ecfl Huntt,.eoit hech Huntt"91on •Heh trvlM 'O¥nt81n Yal .. y Fountain Ya ... y ff22 l .... r 6 lttMld•la 210l2 h ach al.cl. N11 Attaftta 4130 aananca .. d. 11201 Harttof A ld!ft19r 11MO .......... a Talbert CMl ..... 1111, 1ntl-... and Ora"" Awa. Capletreno ••ech • MOl1 DoMny ~arll Of. a YIC10fla I an Juan Caplnano 32011 Calftlno Caplatfano a De~ • '· ' . -. '· .. • 'I . •, ............................................... , . CllRISTMAS ~ALE J Tuttle• Aatl.ue• J •• N•• •1 l ... '••..-et•41.,C-~M J ~ndqae• • Oak l'uralrare J GlaHware J .......... J MOM.-UT. 10 A..M.·l:H P> MJteA Y I I A..M.4 P .M. ~___.... ......... ..., ................ ~ ..... f ..... ~~;;~;.r~~; .. ~ .. ~ .. J Office Parties '"The Boss" Adult Parties i Also Santa Suits & ) e Santa Helper J I Costumes. Stocking Stuffecs J WONDERLAND of FUN J' '90 W. lttta St .. C.M. 645-tOZl J .......... ~ ................. ~-.-.~....; CLASSIFIED INDEX • Wtdneaday, December 2. 1981 LIT"STAUC Furniture is bought and sold every day with a classification 8050 ad . Tt Pllct Yllf M. Cal ' About WI 4 Bdrm bome ft1A IALIOA witbOMytarbome war· Yount people -pool •U.S.YITllAMS NO DN, equity share, lit THI ILUfFS FR.EE UST OF HOllll ES time tMqers. s bd .• I ba .. "C" Plan over. . Worid R E SH= 1717 calY ... 000. prin only Climb Aboard 642-5678 IMU FHSAH Slft!CES 5" tittf 0wH1W-t EWUnDJ& NrrMAhll ~ ..... t'W1 ... :.::. ~·:,:::; M 4 y ...... - -... .. 1 - -. I ra~lJ. Won't lut at your resources. Ideal U .000. Own.er •Ill belp two bedroom villa for witb the ftnancin1 a~'°· I your lint bome. Fresh Fora1ooclconver11lton, u a daisy. Opens onto the pool. 4 bdrm. · · callGl.-S Kathx a&nt. tllo tla> •llll "'" , . .., .... .. ., -EQUAL HOUSING call '1WS'70 I tl.,.aone patio. 1141,000 OPPORTUNITY ~ $ au uma~lt .at lZ.3 . · -• LL .,. A TE LnM optioa 11 av.Ila· p " 0 Ii 't M.tlc•: I,. hie. Price rt•.500. tbs with terrific I tenm · only 10% down. 12t,;3 interest, 30 years, rued rate! 1299.500 L.H. """ All r~a l ea~ate ad· REALTORS *C t' R ..... ~. :: v fr t I. f d I D t b I s 0 e e....., "6IO llll!WIJllPtr la s~bjert to DICoaATOI & Investment =: tbe Federal F11r Hous-COMDO SIS Off .r.M\ »'• inc Act of 1911 wbicb -• .,...,,.5777 :: makes it Ule1al to ad· F<!"8'r m:>~I condo 1111•------vertile "IDJ preference, aunt coodltaoa. Hos.!: SELL I& itfml with a A Dlrn1on or :;: li~i~ati.oa , or d is· :=.:tar=a~·~w~r Daily Pilot Cluaifiedfl•'•fa•rbor-•ln•ves•t•m•en•t•Co• r,.,, cnmu1auoa baaed on ... m -· w'lb ~';'; race, color, rell1i~n. ;;3::l, c:nn~':,~ 1 ~~ :X&noriD~a~o~~e @ SEA COYE ,,,,. aay sucb preference, PIOPflTIES , ~ li mitation, or d is· 7'U3f-69to :;f. crimination... -----.1.. AD01A1L1 ~ This DtWlpaper will not Me ~AIU :;! knowinflY accept any A t.wull7 redecorated ~~ adverh1ia1 for rul 3 Bdrm bome with a one "7• slate wblch la In viola· year old root and RV ~~ Uonof law. spece. Seller may a11lat .a.. iD fiDandnt: All tbil for ~~ $121,000. Call now , ~~ ••l>IS: ........ B-Sl70 tlll ............... A ~ Mr.• :rt ....LLSTAT£ •m i:.YPLO~ A~TORI -..., fw ....... ------- •cwnct t.Hrtl .. ............ ... -•l• ..u •11 -.., . 3 Bdrm condo, super 1barp la every way. i-------111 Tutefully decorated, = "--fwWt .. . .................... . ~ llW '" 1'» ..................... . S Pmd out about t.be bitb· -earnilll real estate sales ::; · career opportualtles ._ wl tb TK! REAL :.; r.sTATEJlS. Liceulll1 :: ICbool fees completely ,,,, relmdable to scllool ol Mb ludacapin1. 1reat loeaticm. Only $180,000 ,._. dloke. Eateulve 714 7()().1)333 .... tr ..... For Ill · 1 ~ IGrwtk& caO 151.Cltl J Sell thiap fllt with Daily ' WantAdHeJP? 6'2·5878 PilotWaDtAdl. • '== ~QlX-4~ffes· = ----MlllMI ~cu' 1......, ___ _ . ...,......,.,, ... ,_........,, _. .. ................. _. I OOETlll I I I I' r I . tlE 111111 ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE POOi.SiDi SITTING Elegant Condo -·Neutral Tones - 2 BR, 2 BA -Formal D.R. - Gorgeous Sunsets -Super Financ- ing -Low Fixed lnt. Rate -Shown By ApJt. Asking $220,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. Ala UPNI WllLUff Individual Home -Lge S BR - Sep. Mstr Ste -Good Fir Plan - Vu Cit y Lite s -G r eat Neighborhood -School, Park Close By -Fast ~crow. $255,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. (!) --....... ~ .... S C U R A I G S A P....._.a...&-...._.._._....._ ... D S E A V E N V E D 0 8 S U S E Y 8 E I P E U S I R Q R 8 V U E S P K M R S D N T N R S 0 I U l 0 J K P R A E 8 8 N E 0 l E A E S C I K S 0 R Y N D D S E 0 U S 0 " Y N R Y S R P Y 0 Q 0 0 U P 0 " S T 8 0 U I P 0 I D I K U l U Q Q E N T 0 E C S 8 S H A T P 8 E E D S U V 0 0 It l Y K E Q 0 S L I I S P R E I P Y N A P 8 V U l E N E E V T E M Y S 0 R S 0 P A l H U 0 I 5 Y N E E Y N . UOO lllME + APT. 'dar .... ..._. ,...,... wilt.· 2 INd. .._ & I l.t lff ... • St ... St. loc• tlOIL SJSS,000. Circ• fln,lect. tlW CllBJS BY BEACH 0.. Mod to MecL c..e..,.rery • tk •cMlsct.e 9 2 .., + '-9• ...... , dull. FIH.cl•• flulblt. $255.~. 631-1400. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATE s,w, R..,..,, P1opto11, ~· 24.la W ~ HW\ llS M.lnrw Aw N.wpor1 Be.ch 8.itio. l"-1 6Jl0 14M '7MtM IAYSM-COYIS Private beach. gate guard community. Steps to Balboa Island. 2 BR . 2 BA Condominium . S359,000 Marilyn Kershner 642·823.S ( L34 ) CAMlllDGI MODB. 1M UMMRSITY PAii Totally upgraded and remodeled 3 BR with excellent financing available. Features remodeled kitchen. OR . & atrium, hot tub. firepit . gas barbeque and more. S159.900 Scott Alston 551·8700 (Ll.5l I TOltUE 1 . r rrrr.1 · I I " u • II I i Ti.t .,... '"'"' .-Vt M 5 A M E E It A Q 0 ~ 0 E N P R P U B l s w 0 p r p R p E r s E A I 0 N £ I -:.:;:;;iiiiilii=.J =· -· -i i ... ., ... , ---· -· ----I a1 • I I I' I . ? ::,-~--.::; ------· .. 10.,.. 1111 mind -....... I jj•jjrr j;~;.,":::.~ . ,...,.",.;.., ... , ..... l NT s·N I 8 V E I R KG MD DE M 0 E 0 0 Q 0 U P I R U C A E l N Y 0 D S ~: ............. ,.::: .......... · ..... -.. --• .....,. .. ..... "Ill.; '9y MU •• ..,..., " ,. &=• ....... .... ,. -........... ,. as.t.ir CWtM T--.lllllslt .... our ask '°' your Dai~ Pilat Cllisb11as _Ad-Visor 11.KAMCI ... abounds in this custom French provincial home l~at~ on .the 8th fairway with rugtt hghl y1ews. S BR Big Canyon home that as completely luxurious. S2,:m,<XX>. Call 760-®.5. ~ANDLC>nLY ... bluffs con · do offers 3 BR, 2~ 8A . Split level with lovely decor. 'S255,000. Call 700-~ . MMf ASTIC MWCIMC . . . in The muffs. Beautiful end unit with wrap around 'patio. 3 BR. Assumable 1st TD and owner will carry second. CM9,SOO. Call 760-<mS. ' WA'r'81NONJ UYM ... on Lido Isle. Fantastic colonial 7 BR home that is completely custom thruout. Overlooks the water and private beach. Call 760-(g'IS, .,. IUY . . . for handyman re· mxteler. Fantastic views in a love· l · ghborbood in Newport . 3 BR 1 and ~ BA. $415,000. 552-7500. CIMTM ~ ... Well de· ~ Uvma 11111ce in Univenity .-llnl In lmne. Prolaaioo1ll1 de· anted BR, 2\.\ BA I fOfJUI dia~ room 'Ud faml"' l'OOlb. t1•. Cd••· ., . • ~ •• I 1, ••• I' I .. ,. ! ' ·~ ., . ,. !t- ., '' ,• t' I ; I "(• h ' . •• II ,. 1 ' , . -. .. oa Q, nge Coa1t OAIL Y PILOT IWftdn G uilty doc tor b a ni lie d ar cyclorama restored Mural r eturns Rebels, Yanks to day Atlanta burned T ACOMA. Wus h ll\P> I\ doctor who plc•adt'd lt U1lly to dru.i charges hu:. lict•n ordered by u Jud.:e to' gt·t .oul of town und l\tay out The se ntt·n cc of banishment wu:. handtid b y Plerr(' County Supl'rior Court Judge Nill' Aubrey li e gave Jo s elJh Lusby, 69, u longtime Ta coma resid ent. a s u s p e nded JO .ye ar se nt e n ce o n th e co ndilion thul Lus b y n ever li ve In Pierce County again. Deputy Prosecutor Tom Dinwiddie and La s by's o wn lawyer reco mm en d e d the banis hment. Las by. who pleaded guilty to drug delivery a nd drug possession charges. will live in a r e tire me nt h o m e 1n Seattle, said Dinwiddie. Lasby was arrested on drug charges tn 1977. He ~received a two-year s uspend e d pri s on sentence at that time a nd s ubsequently was barred from medi cal practice. Ile was arrested again this year after a police u n d e r c o v e r investigation Lasby's ne ighbors complained that sus pected drug addicts a nd d e alers fr e quent ed hi s residence. Loser lo win? HI CKMA N C AP~ Lynne Phillips lost a ld'tt e r y f o r an elementary school board seal a t Ha ckman 1n Stanis laus County. but may get to serve as a trustee anyway Her name and 'that of •incumbent Al Arkush were placed in a box a t a l ru s t e e m eet i n.g because they deadlocked 81 ·81 a t the Nov 3 election. Arkush's name wa s drawn . so h e reta med his i.cat. Afte r the m eeting. another trus tee. Doug Porte r . r esig n ed because he is moving to Stockton. ATLANTA IAP I In the s huduw or lht• downtown skyhn(', u bloody Civil W•r bultle ragc>s cm in a renoval<-d lhcutcr here, returning modern·d11y Rcbcli.. and Yankees lo the duy this l'ity burned 117 yeurs ago. The battle s ite is Atlanta's 95·year·old Cyclorama a 9·ton cylindrici.I painting which depicts the Battle or Atlanta. when Gen. William Tecumi.eh Sherman captured the city on his way to the sea. · Sealed in one of the cushioned chairs. a visitor is whisked back to a dusty hillside on July 22. 1864 , where blu e a11d gray-uniformed soldiers c.r/Ver undulatlnj? fi elds Officers ride by on horseback, directing th e seem i ng l y h aphazard butlle. Wii;ps of cannon smoke rise overhead. On the horizon 1s the dome of the Georgia Capitol. Kennesaw and Sto ne mountains loom in the distance. Add the boom of cannons and the call of bugles from a 16-track stereo system and all that ts missing is the odor or the gunpowder . · The Cyclorama, painted by a team of artists in 1886, came close lo rotting from neglect before city. state and private contributions provided the $9 m illion necessary to r estore and renovate lht! painlin~ and its building. The painting, 52 feet high and 400 reet in circumference. and it s acco mp a n yi n g three-dimensional diorama have been closed to the public since 1978 for the restoration work. In preparalion f o r tb reopening in June J982. a team of artists has been repainting faded and worn areas and painting new canvas used to repair rips T he d e licate structural work that saved the painting already ha s been completed. Cyclor amas, which us ually depict ba ttl e s cenes. we re popular in the early J800s and e n joyed a resurgence shortly after the Cavil War. but their popularity s uffered with the advent of photography Thl' Atlanta painting, a tounst a ttraction for mos t of this cen tur y, was produced by a team of 15 artists who worked on it for JS months. beginning 1n 1885 It was given to the city in 1898 and was moved m t he mtd-19~s lo 1ls current home. a building in Grant Park. where a leaky roof dama~ed the painting. Layers of dust. mold. 011 and w~ were clea11ed off -----------i and more than 700 holes and DIATH NOTICES tears. rangin g f r o m ttny imperfections to rips several feet long. were repaired. said Robert Jones. coordinator of lhC' · TRAl lAS restoration project :\tt-:1.\'\ E TR\llA~ a I I k II b r ! 1.,.,1,frm of ('11,..1,, )\l',..a. (',i '· l oo s rea y eaut1 u l'asM·tl """' ~°' cm hl·i 2:; now." Jonas said. "The colors 1~1 She 1s ;,un·1,l'oJ h' 2 "are coming out better than I'm -•,..1er, Dor;i :\l llart :\k 'a sure anyone can re member an a \rirnn.J & Fem :\l kll'Ud lot Of years .. \uhurn \\':.ish1n)!tun . Jn The restoration work involves 1111C'le & :.iunt :\1r ~:\Jr;, about 14 artists a nd is l.t•ori.:t· I i1rr11nl s~rn l>i<>e1•. s urpe rvised by Gustav Berger. l';1 :\lt·m11niJI ,t•nit·c' 11.111 1 hC' ht·ltl un Wt•dnl';,llJ) an Austrian-born expert based lh!('\'.'mbcr 2. l!l8t <1t 1 fl() l')l in New York. Ber ger ha~ to :.it Pierre Brothl•rs 11cll develop ways lo move the bnltle Broad11o :l\ f'h•111t·I "llh l canvas so it cQuld be cleaned t'n't" ~1~"" :!rd WJ rc1 and restored. Workers tested t'hun·h of Je"u' ('hr1;,l of equipment and techniques on a I. a t 1 e r D u ~ s a 1 n t '~ giant model before attempting u Hll'll'tint.{ ln1,•rm1:nt dl to move the painting itself. lla1 l>or La\\n :\1 emurial ' ·d !':irk P1en:e Brothers Bdl Jones saa · . . fl r 0 a d 11. a , ~I o rt u a r , j C y c 1 o r a m a off 1 c 1 a I Tom d1rl'ctors · · Ferguson said much of the work -,;=;;;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;=:;;;--"is applying basic restoration Neptune Societ v work on a grand scale. Gustav is cuMATlOH •u•1•L•·uu n o t e d for taking unusual 646-7431 Our Hterature tells complete story of soc1etv. C.11 ... 1,_ _, .... . our 14 llU. c ..... , ... r McCOIMIQl MOITUA•tH Laguna Beach 494·9415 Laguna Hills ·768·0933 San Juan Cap1s1rano 495·1776 HAalOI LAWK--MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cerretery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Cosla Mesa 540-5554 f'lllClllOTHUS 111.l llOADW A Y MOI TUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 IALT%1H6 HOM SMITH I TUTHILL WISTCUFF CHAP'IL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 f'lllCI •OTHlllS ~·MOnuAIY 627 Main St t-\lnllngton Beach 536-6539 projects, things that other people consider hopeless." Among the difficulties that had lo be overco me was the removal of a coat of linseed oil applied to the canvas to protect ,,.. ----- / . .r ., .... ARTIST WORKS ON RESTORATION -Robin Reid wears a gas mask to keep out fiberglass fumes and construction dust as he works on restoration of Civil War painting. Statue of a soldier . foreground. is shrouded in plastic. 11 by W orks Progress J\dm1n1stralion :t rtisl s during the 1930s, Jones said. Because the lins eed 011 and the paant had similar compositions. remo\'ln g the oal without dama~1ng the paint was diffirult. he s aid. Workers tested a vartcty of solvents and found one that removed the 011 and not the paml • Tom Stevens. chief financial analy~t for the city, s aid funds for the restoration came from scvt>ral sources $4.5 million from a revenue bond issue to be rcp:.11d from operating funds of the Cycloram<.1 over 15 years: S2 m1llton from anonymous donors: SI .5 mallton fr o m the slat e Depurtment o f Nat u r al Rl'l>Ources. and $1 3 million from thl' ('ll\ When the Cyc lo r a m a i s reopened v1s1tors will view the cyli ndncal painting and the flt o ra ni;i from about four dozen theater seats built on a raised, rotating platform in the center or the JO-sided building. The new theater. which replaces a stationary wooden platform. gives visitors the feeling they are sitting on a hill in the midst.of battle. . The diorama has been reconstructed on a fibe rglass fl oor painted to resemble earth. Built to continue the painting's perspective onto the floor, the diorama contains about 100 soldiers . T h e b u i Id i n g i t s e I f h·a s unde rgone S5.4 million in renovations and includes a separate auditorium whe r e visitors will view a movie about the. restoration process. Visitors also will hear lectures that will explain the battle action and point out landmar.ks. w hile military mus ic plays In the background Copley press trust upheld by court SAN DIEGO IAPl -A state appeals court says Helen K. Cop le~. who succeeded her late hus band as chairman of the Cop lc.y News papers. acted correctly in administering a non·marital trust set up by Jam cs Copley. I n a n 83·page d ecision . however. the 4th District Court of Appeal called for tra nsfer of about $10 million in Copley Press wick a nd cash to equalize the shares of Copley's two adopted children by his first marriage. The court said facts fail lo support a lower·courl ruling that I Mrs . Copley and her brother. Joseph Kinney, were "guilty or a breach of their fiduciary duty to the ben e f)cia r ies of the non-marital trust." "The beneficiaries have not been prejudiced," said the appellate court. "The tr ustees' acts were reasonable in light of the duties imposed under terms of the trust and did not justify lhcir discharge. - " ... The Copley Press will continue to be adminis tered by Hele n Copley in accordance with the desires or James Copley." The Copley newspaper group. based in San Diego. is made .up of nine dailies, 19 weeklies and one bi·weekly in Californ ia and Illinois. Superior Court Judge William L. T odd Jr. r e moved Mrs . Copley and Kinney as tr ustees of the non·marital tr ust in 1978, but Monday's .. decision restored them as trustees. The non-m arital trus t was established by Copley to provide lifetime incomes for his first wife. Jean Erdm an ; his adopted children. Janice a nd Michael Copley; Mrs. Copley, and her son, David Copley. The trust and a marital trust wh ich Mrs . Copley a lso contr ols wer e established in Copley's will. In a suit, Michael and Janice Copley challen ged Mrs. Copley a nd Kinney's decision to redeem Copley Press stock to meet estate tax and administrative costs that faced the estate alter Copley's death Oct. 6. 1973. V alle y principal joins state pane l Marc Ecker. 32. principal at .,__. Fulton School In Fountain ST K.-. Sc' u ts u unearthed Valley. has bttn appointed lo ltMINE OLDE """"'" -ten 5 recen Y the s tatewide e le m e n tary ,.c..c ritw .....,.,AL,AIM Cerretery Moftuary Ch@el-Orematory 3500 P~hc View Orih Newport BHC:h ~2700 • what they claim is the oldest known religious shrine ol admipislration commillee of the modem man, a cave sanctuary containing this sculpted Association o~ California School stone head made 14,000 years ago. 1be rock has a crack Administrators down the middle, which divides the two faces depicted -Ecker will serve three years one a smiling bearded man on the left. the other a fa{'e of a on the 20-member comn\ittee cariUvore cat . 'The sculpture was found In what is now which studies elem entary school ••a..:northem=..:,:;;;.:.:;Spaln:;c;:;.";;.;e;.:ar;;;...;lh=Fe..;;c;,;.;il:!.y..:ol::..::San=..:.tand:==:er:...:. __ ;__ _____ .....-is.,llu.e•s•and-•lef,.. stative prlor iti":. ) 'ICYITIQVt auttNIU lllAMa ITATl.MINf I"• 1011ow1nu 11., •on '' t1•1n11 biu"ne" M J A \HQAI r ~ A\W(.IAI 111>. )0.J1 {p!H•U, \<lnl• All• H•ttl'h, C..-l1l0t ,,.. 9)/0f -J•"""' A ~I. )(MIJ t.pPf'•n. ~nt• AIM He19hh, YlllOf"I• 'ttlOI I ht\ 1111\IN\\ I\ <onclU(l.0 ... -~ mcUwu:kul J.,,,., A \fto<tll I n1> ,, ... ....,1 ••~' .. 1111 11w C.ovnh {I••-01 Or Co""'' on HoYelftl»t U. t'lel ,llW) PllOll.-Or-"'-" Cl•ll• P110I, How U. Dec I,'·••, 1•1 S142<11 "CTITICIVI aUtllillU ll&AMI IYATIMINT I II• IOllOWI ... penona ••• 0011\Q ..... ,. .... M7a. LT 0 , »t l'0tt'1 A .. n ... , ~''• n . P o &o• "· ~QUna e .. c11, C.•lltorn1.mn E J tmH Mur•r. Jl1 For .. 1 Av•nue. Suitt ff. L•Oun• 11••<-I\, C.illOrni• mlt llrlMI A.. 0ertN. 1111 \lfftt C .. at HIOflw•Y • ...._,. IM«h. C•lllornl• nMJ 8rl110•·P•~r y O••tiopm•nl ComP9nY, • Qe<Wrll 1>9rl...,VllP. 1 ... 2 Mllllhn A,..nw, l rv1111, C•lllor11lt 9)114 This OU•lrwu ta conc1t1c1.o bp • .. ,..r•I 11¥1ntnlip. Mtll, LIO , • o•nertl PM trwrtl\lp. By E. J•-•Murt r. PtrlMr Tiiis -WM 111.0 Wltll I ... Covnty Cl.,k ot Or•n .. Countp on Hoftm-JO, 1•1 '" .... Publl-0rMIQlt C.0.11 Dtlly Piiot, o.c 2. •. tUJ. "'' si..s 11. NOTICE OF DEATH OF HELEN RUTH ENGEL AND OF PETIT ION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A 111240. To all he i rs , be neficiaries, creditors and contingent creditors of Helen Ruth. Engel and persons who may be otherwise interested in the wi II a nd/or estate: A petition has been filed by William H. Enoel in the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that William H . Engel be appointed as personel repre se nta t ive to administer the estate of Helen Ruth Engel <under t he Independe n t Administration of Estates Act). The petition is set tor hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, in the City of Santa Ana, California on Dec. 23. 1981 al 9:30 A.M. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or fi le written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in per son or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A C REDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you m us t file your claim with the court or present It to t h e personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of California . The tlmt;; for filing claims will not eicplre prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. 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H IM.,umem No 1u11. 111 llOOll IJS10 P-11ot tr•te<Oroeel Mt'r It. 1• n Instrument 1n.o. 1n Book llt10, P•oe 11•~1 01 0111c1•1 Rt<OrO• of Or-Counh. Ctlllornle, 91Vtn 10 MC ..... .,. 1no.-u In '"* ltvor ol P AUL ROBBIN~ •nCI GERALDINE R0881NS. ,,.,,_ ...0 wife. •s 101nt tert•nU, ., to •" unOlvldtcl lit t111frfll. -MICHAEL A LO!>OS. • sinoi. m.,., " to •n unOl•loeel "1 lnlttrttl •II •• •-" In commOft. by rt•\OtU of bre~h of <trl•ln olllletUons wcureci tllerwby nollct ol wfllcn .... re<or-A119Ull •· '"'· •> 111ltt-t No UH In look 14110 P•Ot 1471 ol UICI 0 111< 1•1 R•corC11. \.OS ANGELES TtT\.E AHO ABSTRACT CORPORATION, o subllllvttd TrvllM wlll Mii t t PVDll< -lion lo ... hl91'HI bt-r IOf" U'11, ,., • ., .. Ill l•wlul morwy ol IN Untied S1•1ts et IM time ol 1t1•. •lt"°"I ••"•nly ti to title, PolMUlon or •n< .. mbt-H. lhe lntert"ll conny.o lo --,.Id by wiCI '""'" unotr U ICI CIMO Of !rut!, In •nG to ,,_. IOllOWlllCI decrlblG property, loutPO In Ill• {ounty ot Or .,.Ot, Sl•t• ot C•lllornlt . 10-wll lot 7•. Of Tr«I •2'0, In the City of Cotl M•P>. '9COr<I• ot ..io '°""'' Property more com..-ly llnown M no SONORA ROAO, Cost• M•u. C•lllor...._ ,,,. -~ Trvl1M Clls<la1m> Wly lleblllly ,_ .,., lft(0<n<tneu ol lllt llr'91 --.S• -ol-common dnl.,...11on.11 ... ,, "'°"" .. rein, For I"• purpou 01 pty1110 OOllQllllCIM -ur.cl by .. Id 0.W ot Trull. ln<l..011111 1 .... c""r11ts t l\CI .,,..._.. rill llOt Tr111t•, ""•n<tl, II ..., ... -... --Of .... »tel°"" ol '"'"· lfll•rtll lllH•On and ut.•.oo 111 ~o sw1no:1pe1 °' "" ..... M<,,,.. .., .. 1c1 °"" Of ''"''· •IHI 1 .. .....,, ...... _ ~-Ajtrll '· , .. , • 411 U 'lt. .... -ft 111 Motl -• 9ftCI llY l•w ,, ..... ,,, Phllt C."l e11C1 ••••"'•' el lllt llm• of lnltt•I ,...,101-ol ll'lll '"41ce lor t1U •1 ""' illd•-lo•• lor I 1-.> wrt" 1n•rt11 .. -. • Dt l ... ..._.... II. ttet l..OIAnttMI fHlt- Mt•9't c..----Sullolt ...... Tnm .. i.-•.-...... "-'-UD _,, FW-A Sl,...I ...... ,. U.. ....... CA-.J m11m .. M ~illwe o-. CNtt o.fly Pttot. .. .,. 11 . . Sl ... I OK. I, t , ... "91 '\ SUMI .. ...... •tC11t10WtM1••••" ....... .,., ...... , '•tCTITIOUt Mftllll" ...... HAfllMINT •1CT1"0US auM•au ..... tTATIMll"f '"' 101111.ine P•'"" " oe111e IV\111 .. , • '•tCTtT10Ut avt1•aH NAMatTATIMaNT 1111 1t11owt11e 11ef\tn " eu• "II '""''"'"" Orange Coabl DAILY PllOT Wodne&day. OoLurnber 2. 1981 03 ' He's horseradish king 1111 ••11•••1141 ...... n, .,. ...... ... u ....... '"l'Cl4'l ~PV~ 11• "'• 111., .. c. ... 1. Mot"' (.ell .... N• <nttl M•rly• ~-•Ill, llH k• 111\111, (hl•~CA•ll lllt lflllOwl ... Pl•Mllll 11• O.lnt ..,,1,,. .. • '"'''.iu. "°'u~. 1121 "9• 9tvtt. CAii MH4 I.Ml._,,.. '2tt1 Mar'" S-eill, 11t1 »• a1u11. I.I>\!• Mew, <.4'11i.t1U• t)ttl Keron Gall._.,,.,, 11,. .... IMt, Cot•• Meu, !.elllOtllll ~I 11,e1111 .-.iw•Y. l•W il•lr.•• ..... 1. lllll•lm•"''''· C..lllOflll• Vltll) THl l ATIU IHING, .. f e lr Ori••. C.le ,.,,..._ t.lllornle •tt11 'itlm..,1, AM..._,,. .. , t• ''-"· NO It, 0..1• ~ C..lllotllle t1'J/ ClllAll\ll t0¥"0~u11.i lttU A Valley l.trtl•. Hvr111n,10.. a M cll CMHor,,..tlMI ~-... ~ .. ,_ 1"'1 A Valin Clr<I•, H..,..I._.., .. .en. C.•lllorr11a It- I Baltimore magnate ties ballyhoo to success ..... n , .......... ,,,. \o• 1111111 l.O\I• ~ tA tk)/ lhllll .Uw•w. IU» ll•1r !>ltffl w .. 1"""'1"'. t.A '2tll . M¥•n--• I'"' "•IM .. nl ••• llloO .,1111 Ille C.ovni. c .. n of Qt~ c.-.1, en Ne .. m119t U, 1•1 ...... .-0r-. C.0.il 0..1:·~~ NO• U , Ok J, •.It,"" t1-.1 l'ICTITIOUS au1111au HAMe ITATWMaNT fll• lol1twl119 perHll I• doln9 t>vtlnau •t: IAI OAULl!•S t a 1 PACll't( MEDICAi.. U41 Le Hebre a..lll••nl, I.• H•lllf•, Cellfcwlll• *>l SI ...... It..,...._, 11D ....._ Ma••··~ l 111\ h•lrw" I\ c41no..c le< •• • llmltH ,_..,.'ll\lp ............. y A -"" flll• ~ -· ..... ••111 .... (O..llly Cle< .. Of Qta1199 C°"nh 011 No•emo .. JD, , .. , I"" •llllftlll'll ,. .. 111.0 wllll lite LOulllY ttori. OI Or'•11ue t OIHlh 011 No••m-u.1•1 PU ... 1 fl/ .. JI P\1011""° Or ..... c;.,.\I Dally lfltol. PYOll\lllO Or-COt\I O•llr Pllol, 0.' ), t , , .. JJ, 1 .. 1 tte1-11 Nov H. Oet J ••• It, ••1 , .... 11 NII.IC •Ta '1(TITIOUS au11HaH NAMll ITATaMaNT "' lll• fe11ew1111 119•-• ••• dotno ~ ...... ft LI'S AMIS, 41.$3 Mar11-lo Wey, Ntwoor1 llffell, C.ilfor'ftl• .,..l 1.0 Ami• lft( , -EHi CMll H'911••Y. Ctr-Oltl Mar. C•tllornl• mu "'CTITIOUS •USINeH N-aSTATeMaHT Tl•e IOll-1119 Pl'tell I• clOlftt IVJIN" •• O i.ANGl'T'-fE PUl l.1!.HING Int W•ler\lde onw. Hvnll"GIOll 111..,11, C.lllorftle m. , \•NI•• N St1tll"t !lat Welortlde Otlvo, Huntlllqlon lie.ch C.lll0t11I• .,... '"'' -'""' I\ CeNlutlld •Y •11 ...... 1w.1 ~lfla,IWl- lllll ............ -~ 111 .... 1111 .... C-1'1' {..0. If 0ra"91 ( ... Illy Oft .. ovem-JD, 1'111 ,., ... , l'\IDll....0 C>rll\00 c;.,.,, O••IY l'llOI, 0.J Forni A-. wll• ti, P 0 . •o• "· t..~YN 111K11. Call..,nl• •i.s2 BALTI MOK E f A Pl Jl urser1&(.11s h muMn1.1te Sol Tt1lkoff um'l 11hy ubout weimnw his lmatution tufcr skin blaier and mutchtnK W: to promott' lhe t angy condiment he c·nlls "Jewish Oristun " "lie who wh1s1,._.ri. in a well is not as apt to ~el the dullans, as he who ell mbs u tree und hollers," quips Tulkofr Sit tin ~ 1n h t~ memento-cluttered office. the self-proclaimed Horseradish King is surrounded by plaques bearing s logans hke "I'd rather • ..., .............. Cal ........ .,.,., Tllli lloditllll I~ <-1•~ DY en lllCll•l4ual Tith 0\1\ltll\. ll CO"<l\ltlld 11• I corp., ••len LHAmll Inc Twle M19Vel. Protl-1 Tllb JI-I ... lillC! wllll .... T1'U b\ltlM\\ Is co11d\l<l•cl O• en lllCll•l4ual S-• H s 1er11"' Thi\ \l•le"'lnl wH lll•d wllll Ille Cov11h Clerk 01 Ot•!\111 Cou111y on Novemt>tr It, "'' E Jem .. Muter, Per1111r. >J1 Forul llven ... , Svll• Jl, L•9~"• eCll, Colllornla t2tSl H•rOld Bor•I. Pa rlntr, 11131 •·•-n A-........ . ' live 50 years hke a tiger than 100 years like a chicke11 " s-11··---Thlt si.t..,._1 w•s llled •1111 Ille Cou11ly Cllrl OI Oten111 CO..lllY Cou111y Cltr1L of Ot•"9f Covnly en Oc•-•. ••I . No~e"IJNf t , 1''1 Pt7 PlllMI p.,ou-or .... C...'8 Delly PllOI P\IDll""1d OrenQll C.,.•l O.hy Pllol, K•~--I( K.mmeyfl, P•rtn•1, I •U Town C....11' Orlvo, Sull• 1..0, Cot I• MIM, Callfornl• '2•» 1'11.,., P\ll>ll$11td Or""'Clll C....'1 Oahy Pilot, Nov I 1, "· H Dec. '· , .. , ... , .. , NOY ••. " DI< , •• ,., _, Jo"" ~ ~•rw•n, P•rtner 1 J 8u1nt Miii R-. PluUtmlll, NI• '"""' O/tll NIY. 11, II, 2S. Dec ,, 1 .. 1 4"40.el ------------- l'ICTITIOUS aU51Nl.U HAMa STATUHNT Tiie followl119 .,.,.on " de1n9 buill!H•M; QUALITY A$SEM8LY, J01M 5o. Hlllecley, W.te Alie, C.lllotlll• '11~ PICTITIOUS IUSINl!U \: N-1! STAT•Ma .. T Tiit tollowlng perao11 •• doln9 °"''""' "'· J•N ICE HOPPER , •CCOU N TI HG SYS TEMS CONSULTANT. Sil Poppy Aven.,., Coton• del -. CAlllo<lll• t»JS Dyanna Mc:C•ll, SSS Pouterlno, Jenice -H-r SU "-' OIOJ, COJta ~. Celllon1I• •»» A • corona del .... ~ Calllotllil Tiiis ouslno" I• conduclld "' .,. •or1u • • 1nol•itl..el tUU 0y....,. Mc:C.11 Tll1l bu\INU ll cono..cled DY ell Tiii' Alllement w•• liltcl witll I lndlYld.,•I J.,,\ce_H_ co .. nly CIOrk el of O•en111 Co11111r Tiiis '"'_. Wti lltrnod wttll t111 NovemDff JD,••• Fii-co..1111 CIOrlr. ol Oren111 Covnly GI' PuDll"'9CI Or1n9t Coetl Delly Phol, Novem-•, 1•1 PllSZM Ole 2. •. ,., n. 1•1 s17~• P .. 1111""" 0r.,,.. coeu o.ity P1101. FICTITIOUS aU'1•ESS NAMI $TATEME .. T Nov. 11, 11, U, Dl<.2. l .. 1 ....... Tt1t IOllow1119 person• •re OO•ng PICTITIOUS aUSINISS 11\1\lnt'UIJ N-l!STATl!Ml!NT OENWAR CERAMICS, 13' E. lt lh Tiie lollowlr1g porson Ii oolng Sltlll, Cot le~. C.allf0t11la 9U17 o..slnt'n •s Ger•IO F -h W.r S. 0..ndel . JIMMY ANO THE MUSTANGS. 1nu\b4>ncl -.. 1111, 13' E l•trt S1roe1, tell Ster Drive, Hvn1ln91on 81ec11, Cotlt ~~. C.lltorn.• 92tl7 Celllornl• ~ Th" o.xirwu "conouccto Dr "" Ro0or1 Jemn H-• • ..,, SI•• 1no1•10..al OrlH, Hvn11"91on 8eecll, C•llfornl• Ger•HI F. Oonoel t1- E~llet S ~ndel T1'1, 1luolnosJ IJ c-uctld Dy •" ThlJ ~1 ••• 111.0 •1111 Ille lndlvl-1 CO\lnly (lerlr. ol Or•ngit Co..nly on ROC.r1 HaclOo• Now•mDlf 20. , .. , Tllll •lel-1 -lllto w1lll h F11..U Co\lnl• Cllflr. ol Ora11git Coun1y on P\1Dh"1tel Or-Coul D•ily P110I, NOvtm-•• 1'11 Now H . Oe<. l. ~.It. l'itl ~ltl-tl PtlfU6 N~'" l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIH NAMI STATIMINT Tl•• 101towl119 1>eflon1 ••• do1r19 ............. CAllMIRA BUSINESS PARK ASSOCIATES, JISI Alf'"'O Avenue, Bl09. G-l, Colle~. CA '1t2'. l·CARMIRA BUSINESS PARK ASSOCIATES, JISI Altw•y AWll.,., Bldg G·l, Colle_.._ CA '1tli • 1 ·1NTERAMERICAN DEVELOPMENT PAIHNERSHIP, JUI AlfWIY A-. 81d9 G-J, Cost• -w. CA '2*». l ·WEllOIN PARKER ANO ASSOCIATES,• C.•llfornl• corpor•tlon, JUI Alrw•y Av1r1.,., Bldg G-J, Colle Mffa, CA '1t16. Tiii• Dutlness '' conducl"° Dy • llmiled 119-illlp _.din P•rt. .. ~ "'"°"'-'"· • c.lllo<nl• (OtpO,.llQn E. R\lu.tll lollerdln, Jr, Tt\IS 11-ftl wH llllC! will• Ille c-ty (.I-OI Or-C°""IY on NO•. 10, 1"1 ""'" P\IDll-Or-0..\1 Deily PllOt, o.c 1. •. "· n. 1'11 .ns1-11 1'1CTIT10US aUSINl!SS NAMa STATl!Ml!•T Tiie 1011owln9 porto11 11 dolno .... ,,,..u .. · Il l INFOMEOIA IOI JUSTIN CRAIG, 1tCIOI Peclfk Coe'1 Hl ..... ey, No . .0, tHvntl"91on Beech, Ca111ornl1 .,... Cre1' K-. 11002 Pecllk CoHI H1911way. Pto. 40, H\1111l"91on &<tee II, Calllorni.m. Tllll tan111e1• ll <-led by "' ll'dlvkNel. --<•9"•-Tlllt st•_.,. WM lltld wttll Ille Cou11ty Cllrlr. ol Oteft91 C-lf on Novom-"· 1'11 Pt1*1 Pu&li-Or-c ... .i O•llY Piiot Nov. II, H. Dec. l, •. 1'11 so.-11 ~ MK•Ttf l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS NAM«STATl!Ml!•T Tiie IOllowl111 _.r'°"' erT d0Tn9 DullMH M. A CC • CO MPANY ( •dlvller /Conlreclor Coorclln•llllO AHOClllH, tS3 '8" !>trttl, lulhn, Clllfornle ftle Glof9' R Gvtll,,_., J1'00 "lete Or1H , 1 P1'M2. Senle """· C•lllo<nla '2104 JefTlll Ltnttwy, ml C-Trtt Ori-, TUllln,c.IHw..i..,._ 0-.. R. Gontavton Tiil\ st.......... WM fllecl wltll - COUllty Clerll ot 0t"'9e Cov111y on Novemo.r IJ, 1"1. "'""' PuOll-ar..,.. c ... 11 Delly Pllo1. lolov •••• "· Dec. 1 ••• ,.., 5041-11 l'ICTITIOUS •utt•l!ss UMCSTATaMaNT TM fol'-1119 ponon• ••• dolr19 -'""'es: C R • R INC. Al H..,l·Away Conta!Mn: olla 51"'1on 01-1, •It• C R a. R Rtcycll119, 112'2 wn1er11 AWllUI, 51"'1on. c.llfornl• *IO C R & II Int • • c.'ettlornla corooratloll, 11m Wetlorn Avenue, SIMIOfl, CAlttornl• _.., TlllJ 0...lftHJ Is ,_,_ by • ,_,_ ...... CRJ II INC. Pmtl'lcl• UtYI\, Controller TlllJ ~ -llllC! wllh Ille C-ty Cl1tll ol 0rlft90 Cou11ty 011 HOvem-JD, •••. Pt16"1 ~,.,_ Or ..... Coetl Delly Pllol, Ole. 1,•, l•, U.1 .. 1 SHMI "CTl110US HIOIHS NAMll STAT•M•NT Tiit IOllOWlllO perao11 .. 001119 INtiMSI et: TH£ COY£ llESTAUllA .. T, >ltll Ce•ll H ltll••Y. , • .,,II t..eeuna, CetllDrftMI mn O•lllel J Fitts. i1u1 CoHI Hleflwev, Soutll L09'ifll. Ca lltorlll• .,.,, Tllh lltl\IMM i. ~-led by en lftlllvl4'otl Puo11.-Or .... c .... 1 O•ll'r PllOI, Now. 11, 11. U, 0.C. l , 1 .. 1 4'J1-ll l'ICTITIOUS auSINl!SS NAME STATl!MaNT The following porto111 are doing OUtlneue• HERITAGE INVEST MEN T COMPANY, Ono N-POr1 Pie<•, 1JD1 Oowt, Sull• •OO, NtwPOrl leech, Cellfor111a "*3 , ¥1CllHI J . Rlt1llcll Jr , HUI Prelrle SI-Drive, Le1j\IM Miiii, Colllorr1le'1W G•ry wtll, U&ll Preorle Slone Or1v1, Le9une Hiii e , Hiiis, C•lirornl~ M.J RIMlcllJr Tllk \lel-1 ••• filld wttll Ille CouMy Clerk of O••ngit Covnly on 0<1-•2'. ,., P11tUI Puon.-0r..,.. Coetl Delly Pllol, Nov. 11. II, U, Dec l , IM I 4'3!9-tl '1CT1 TIOUS aull NII.SS NAMS "ATl!Ml!NT Tllo 1011-1n9 porto11J •re clol119 l>\lslnou es: _ _ _ _ • C•REY OFFICE SERV ICES, 1 Linde It ... N9WPofl e .. cll, C•lllornle '1MO TllonWl Peul C•oy, 7S Linde ltte, Ne.por1 8Hcll Collfomle nM0 C ... rvl U. Cer.-,, IS LlnOa Isle, Newootl 8Mcll, C.lllorllle n..G '"'' buJlnon " c-vc•ld Oy an l"<ll•ld.,.I O.rvlCMoy This tie-I wes lllld wllll tlle co .. r1ly Clerk ol 0•"'91 c-1y on NO•lmtllr •. 1 .. 1 P11SDI P\IOli-ar....,. c ... " Oahy Piiot. Nov. I I, II, ?1, Dec 1, 1•1 '9S1-ll PICTITIOUS au~INIH lllAMI STATaMINT TM followl119 de''°"' •re dol119 butlnoues· PSITECH, llO·C Welnul AY9nue, r .. sun, CAtJMO. PACE TECHNOLOGY, INC , • Cell for~ ~O(llOrllion, 1M2·C Welnul llvonue, Tus1lr1, C• 9Ztl0. This ........... h cono .. clld DY • <OfPOf•llOll. PACE TECHNOLOGY, INC. ~LKerr, ConllOllOr Tllh ltN"""' -· ltled •ltll 11\t C°""h Clorlr. of Orengit Covnly on No• JO,"" 1'11 ... 1 "Vbll-Or ...... Coe\! Delly PllOI, Dec. l , • .... ll, 1•1 SIU-11 NOTICI OI' A~ICATIOIC POa CHAHGa INOWNl!•SHIPOP ALCONCM..IC al!Yl!aAOI LICINSI! To WlloM II Mey Con<1r11. J EREMt•H'S RESTAURANTS. I N C .. 8RU8ECK. Peltr H ,. NANCAllROW, Oe vld G., GROUP JEANNIE, e CAlll. Lid Pe-sfllp, JERE'MIAH'S RESTAURANTS, INC , c;.neral P«1"'' (2MOS 21 & GRO\JP ICIKI. • c;.llfornie Lid. Per-tl>lp. JEREMt•H'S RESTAURANTS, INC .. Glllerel P-or (UIOS 21 are W9fyl119 to 111e Oepar1m1nl ot Al<ollollt eev•re91 Control lor en On Sit• Ge11•r•I Elt"'9 Pie<• L•Ctf'W, to w it elcolloll< -·...-•I MO• War..., AWllW, """'11191°" BIKll, Cllllor11le PvDll-or..,.. CoHI Dally Piiot, Ooctmblf 2. 1•1 S10·•• PICTITIOUS aUSINIH .._. nATaMINT Tho lollowlnt perso11 It dol119 boillrwnos. OT( ENTE•PRISES. 111 WHI 11111 Slr .. t, COtl• MHI, C•llfor11ie '1t11 R-r1 O 0....,. 11tt •-me Place. Colle Mna, c.1\tornle ••• Tlltt ~11et.1 It conovcted ..., on lllCllV-R-10. °'19911 Tllli , .. ......,,. wos Iii.cl wltll IM County Clefll If Oton .. County 011 _,,.mlllr JD, 1•1. .. ,, .... PuOl1'1lecl Or ... C:0.111 Dolly Pl ... , Ole 1. •. 16. U . t•1 Sl77 .. 1 o.141 J . Flttt -- Tlll1 ......... wet lllld •1111 tlW ...C -·~- C-t'I' Ctont If Or~ C-1'1' ~" -------------: ........... ,.. ... .,. A TOUCH Oii CLAS It .i'e ...._., _......._ ... w.e....._ Alen J Berlor1. Parln•r. U t l'oroyce R...O, Lo. A._I••. CalllOr'nlf t004• FICTITIOUS au.i .. IH s ...... H Giii•, Perlnt f ' •• NAMI ST•TEM•NT B•yDerty Ro•d, Prl11ct1or1, Htw I rte 1011ow1n9 D••son I> c101ng Jertey ~ tiusl11Hs•• 1.oulw' Lft,.r, PM1rwr, IOI Hvn RONSTAOI S. 11' 'W 19111 S1r111. R-. P<IMelon. Now JlfleY~ Cos" MtW, C.htorn1• 92•21 H111ry A. Hiii, Jr , P•r1ne• ... R•ncllll J.,,,.. Auswll, 9»1 &lulf 8ayDerry Ro•d, Prl11C•to11, No• Cortie, Hvn111191011 8".c"t Cellforn•• J•rMy IJtS" , ..... .,_ Tiii• °"''"'" " CO"<l\l<lld Dy • Tllll DuSlnt'\S I\ cono..c1eo Dy an 91nera l parlnefilllP lndlvld ... I SuMmll Nurno.r H1t11, e RN>dall J R .. ueu Galltorr'4• -1rwnlllp Tiii\ Slelefnll'I was '""" "''"' IM E.J-•Murer, P••IMr ,...,,,, Cllfk OI O••n111 c.o .... 1w on Tiiis Si.lelNnl .... filed wllh Ille Novtm111rll, 1911 CounJy Clorll of Ot•11oe Cou11ly on Ftlual No11•mDlf ID, l .. t P.,011""° 0r""91' C.O.s1 D•••Y Pllo1, ,.., ... NO• ts. Dec 2, V, It,.... ~,,, .. I P\IDWs ... a Or•D91 Coe•I Dally PUii.iC MOJlCE l'fCTITIOUS •ustNIU --1 STATl!MINT The lollowln9 oor•on •• clo1r19 l>\l•ltllUM PERSON•t.. PL ANN I NG SERVICE, 1111 E-Stt1.i_ •114 O , COitl -· C.111orn1e '1t1' Eowerd Peul K\ltpe, 1111 Elclell Strttl, Ap4, 4S, CO.le -... C•lllornl• .,.,. '"'' 11ut1nen •• concl<Kleo or •" lncllvldu.I, E""'ard P K\llpe T111t >'-'-1 wes 111.0 wllll 1111 Cour11Y Clerk of Or•n11e Coun1Y on Novemtllr JO. 1•1 F17tMl PUDll\/Wcl Or~ C,.,.JI Oell• PllOI, ~< 2, t. It, 11, "'' U 12·fl l'ICT1TIOUS aUSINl!U NAMI ITATIMINT• T lie lollowlng oor>on h dolnt OU•lneues UN LIMITED B•LLOONS, JOt We1n .. 1 Slreel, Hewporl Bt•<ll, Cetllornle f2..:J llM E. l.lnc:0111, Jiit Welnut Slflll, Nt..,oort Blech, C.tlfor'ftl• tml Tl\h buJJl!fls h <ondvcled ow en lndl•l-1 R• E Llncotn Tl\ .. tl•l-1 WM llllC! Wllll IM Covnly Clerk ol Or•ngit Counly on NovembH •. lte-1 l't1m1 PuDllsllecl Or-c ... sl Delly Pllol, NOY 11, 11, 25, 0.C. l, 1 .. 1 ..,..., ... 122 l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS NAMI! 5TATIMaNT Tllo 1onowl119 .,.,...,., are 001n9 o..slnou •s: THE INTER.t.MERIC•N COMP•NIES. llSI Alrw•y ""'""'· 8\lllell119 G-t, """ _..., C.lllornl• '1•'6 1nter•m•t1c•n CorPOr•tlon. • C.ellforn•• corporellon. lU1 Alrwey "••nue. Bullcll"9 G·l. COS I• MH•, Celllornl• m:i. Tiiis DYlltlln •• conducted Dr • coroor•1t0n lntor .wnerocen Cotpore11on C8'10ll1n11 .. Tiii\ Ji.I-I •8S flled wllll Ille CO\ltlly Cler~ of Oren111 Covnty on Novemtllr 10, 1•1. 1'17M11 P.,Dllsllecl Oran91 Coest De lly Piiot, o.c. 2, •. 1•. u. , .. , nu.e1 NS..ID l'ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS MAMI STATl!MINT Tiii lollow1119 Pl•-••• ao•no ""''"'"" AIRCEHTER. 2915 Rtcllllll •vonue. F·lOO, ~le Miu, C.llfor11le .,.,. 1-Mo•el-lnwslmonl Compe11y, '" 8oytston Avenue, Lo• •r11111u, CellforrM• '8011 l -Jolln w Hemlllon, l7JS O<oan Boule•Md, CMON ell! Mar, C.lllornl• mu l-8yron M, T-U•r. '°°Ille LIOo Hord, N._t Bff<h, C.tlfornl• tU6l ,_ Jon ""-' • Mo\6 Glen, 1 '"'"', Celllornla 9111) s-T.,, w Jon11. No. s L•S.ncla Place, 5ovlll Ut9\llll. C4111foml• •»11 This O..SlllelS IS condu<led Dy • _,.I 0¥1111tnl'llo JollnW.H-lllon 1'111s --was ltted wllll 1111 Covntf Clt rll ol 0r•"91 Cou11ty on Novem o.r 14, 1'11 """" Pvbli-Or1n9t COHI Delly Pliot, Pllol, Dec 2. •.It, U . 1'11 UU-1~ SUPl•ICMI COU•T 01' CAL1F0 ... 1A COUNTY DI' OllANGI! In ,,,. -•• ol .,.. •"911c•tlon of ALVIN WILLIAM CATHEY for Cl\a11910l,..mo CASa .. UM91a A111W ORDl!aTOSftOWCAUH flO• CHMIOI! OI' NAMI ALVIN WILLIAM CATHEY 118' 11..0 • pelltlon In 1111• '""'t •or •n oroer 111owl119 petlllorwr 10 c111._ 1111 n em• from ALV IN W ILLIAM CATHEY lo •LlllN WILLIAM RATT}IN. II ll lleretly or-ed 1 ... 1 •II _ _., n ...... .., In ,... ........ atO•Ulld •PP••• Oelore 11•1• co .. rl Ill O.pertmeftl Ho. J •• 100 Civic Genii• Ofl•e Wttl, Sellt• Ma, C.lltorlll•. on Je-ry 1), IC , •I 10.JDo'ctoo • m . -ttwn -IMr• illOw c.ut1, II •ny 1110 II•••. why H IO 0•1i1lor1 for clle1191of.....,...,.....lollOIM9r..,..., ti Is 111'1111• o.-IC! 111•1 • <oPy of lhl\ orcar lo "'°'"' uuw DI OUOll.- 111 1h1 Dally Pllol, • no•SPIPI• of -••I <lr<Ul.tlOll, IM'bllillefe"LO H PRENNER J\IClgitOll .. S..rl0t Cou<1 C. 0 . DALY, ISQ. MALCOUoll A DALT ....... -....... --' ...... Col__..·-(7141 U>t1a P\11111\hOCI Or ..... Coe\! O•ilY P llOI, Ole 2, •. ••. n, ••• us1.a1 N....,. 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NOTIU OI' T•USTaH SA~I On O.C..-10, 1 .. 1 et 11 :00 • m. , f'lllST AMERICAN TITl.E INSURANCE COMPANY H Trull .. , 0< Succo-'"'"" or 5"1>slll"* Trutl•, of tllot <erllln 0..0 of Tru•I •oeullcl •Y 1(1'-k S. L•¥8, •11 .....,. ... led ft\Oll -rKOr-0c .... '· '"° .. lnttf'-1 1'a7"7f1, '" ........ 1'7'9, P10t !OS, otOlflc191 flllKO<lh OI r a nge Cou11ty, Ce lllor11t•. a11d urs\lellt to the! cer1•111 Nollce ol Otft.,11 end l!tecllon to Soll llt•fJI--d9d ........ s. 1•1 .. lll\lrl~"""' NI. J7". In llooll 141 .. tJ, ol Offk t.1 Aecordt ol Hid COUflty, will Uftdlr -pu.-t 1o H lo OHd or ''"'' sell •I outlllc uctlon "" <4'11\, '"°""1 _, ol Ille Unltld Sl .. es ol America, •t 1"9 meln e111rence lo Flrsl llmerlca 11 Tiiie t11su,.11ce ~'I' louted et 114 E .. 1 F '"" strwl, 111 Ille Clly ol Soft!• I Alli, C•lllorllla, ell -r'911t, 11111 elld lt1tt1••S1 _.,.,, .. --lllld ..... It unOer H id Deed ti Tr\ltl 111 tlll Jt ... rty slt\IOIN Ill sold County 1110 Stai. dMcril>td •s: flle s..ie...~1., 10, .11 l•I ol Ille Nortll ...... ony tlU1 1 .. 1 If Loi t7 of Newpert HelQMl. H .,_.. tt1 • Met1 recordecl 111 a .. 11 4, ..-... U ol Mlt<ell•MOUJ Meps, i.e,orclt 01 Oraneec-tv. T"9 ''"" ......... Of -,_ , u l1net1en ol uld properly It f'"'1ed h> Ill 4)7 Eati I"" Slfllt. otl•IMM,CA S•ld Nie wfu t>t m-w1111~1 o•enelll Of • warr onty. U"•" er I m,111c1, et lo tllle, '81•Hllfl •' -~OMii ti Mtltfy lftt ~ I l•nce ,.,,. .,, '"' not• ., "''" '"" .... ...,_ 0-. ol Trwt, tt wit; Ut,U t .02, ptvt tll• follewlne I ftl,..eltf C0'1t, t ll.HllHt •110 •ellett .. tlle '""' .. "" lnltlel uttll<•llM flf lflh Not~o of Sa .. : t,W.st. oa..-: H--. te, ,., FIRST AMI RICAN TITLll tHSUIUoH(ll COMPANY, ·~~left ._ .. ....... Aul!llW'I ... OffkOf ~ -· --•11t• .....,...._ n. "" eM ,,. -.,._,ate,... ............. _..,.,.,I .......... "" ...... .,..., .. _ .... ,.,,..,. ,,~ 114 II.-.. ..._~ ...,._.MA. CA .. ,.. tn•>-.attt "'*"--°' ... (M9t .,...., Ple.t, OK. t. 2,1.... DOii PIMI,._. a..,. C.O.Jt Oell'I' Pl..._ l>Wll ... Cit .. CM1t Ootry Pllet ..... ,., o.c. t. •. ,., .., ,, .... , Oec '· • ..... n. "" .,..., PvtttltllM Or ... c-.. Oell'f .... . .... ts. o.t. 2. ,. 4'1 ... 1 The boxing gloves that hang behind TulkoH's desk serve as "m y little rem<11nder to keep on fighting." Tulkoff, pres id ent of the family business that bears his name, say~ the commercial value of the tiger·s k1n jacket became quickly apparent when he didn't wear it to a trade s how in New York. · ., Everybody as ked. ·Wher e the hell is SOI Tulkoff'I I don't see him.' "It's difficult Lo attract people lo the booth. e verybody Is going to see the s uit, .. TuJkoff says. "They may not know Sol, but they know that ·· Tulkoff travel!> to about 20 food industry trade shows each year to sell hnrseradis h and "Tiger Sauce" ·a creamier, less biting variation of the firm's staple product. To make s ure be always has a <.'lean tiger outfit, TulkoH politely took the orde r, Galveston, Texas. tailor who des igned Liberace's sequined jackets. "If you' re going to follow through , you . mig ht as we ll f ol l ow through ," the Ho r seradi s h Products Co. president explains Founded 56 years ago m an E ast Baltimore storefront by T ulkoff's Russian immigrant par ents . the comp<1ny has become the nation's largest manuracturer of prepared horseradish. 1 .. We h ve to think we have 75 percent of the market share." Tulkoff says. "Maybe a little bit more, maybe a little bit less. but pretty close, I believe " Despite its success. the farm still is a family business that e mploys Tulkoff's brother. son. daughter and brother·in-law Tulkoff as the chief salesman while has brother, Martin, 1s m c har ge of production A brother-in-law runs the print shop , and Tulkoff's son ts a regional sales m anager . His daughter wori<s in the office along with Marty's wife. Less than 20 people work in I.he . .... ,...,.... Sol Tu/lwtf sporting 1he tuwr '1/n/)('d h/11:1 r tlwt lw sm1~ Ill' ' k1111t(•11 1111 1:e1/Js 111111.wlf tll<' lm1<1 11/ 1111,.,, rnr/1,/1 /11 · l1emf\ c1 Hu/1111u11 1· tu1111/11l11t.\/t1t''·'11/111µr1'f)(l11'.'1111 '''"'''' 1·1111i/111w11t µutom;.itl'd 1 a<'lory TulkoH's m;.iy have Jg to ftll ord er~ from 'private customers When he 1s in the offire, Tulkuff talk!\ on the t elephone to hi!\ s al e!\ representativ e~ and Lu ke-; occasional call::. from private l'U!\tomers. On e man from M llwaukce Ca lled to order a Ca'>t' Of four ountc Jars or hor!\crad1sh Tulkoff pol:tely took the order, even though. ha~ produ t l 1s readily availuble from a local distributor "I'm not guing to affront the r:nan I'm not goin g to -,ay ·You dumbhl·Ud , ~'>to a supermarkN · I'll St'nd him a case. I won l ~l·alJJ him. I ll charge lhe right prat·c . plus thl' minimum CPS charge "What am l~o1ng t<1 tlo'' get literal!\' lhOU!\and!> o f love letters. ·he adds. Thc norm<tll~ e xpan!i l\'C Tulk o ff sudd e nly become ~ tight-lipped whe n a~kcd cibout the company 's sale'i figure~ "I don't lhink numberi. arc that 1m1>ortanl It !) a whopper or .a fl gUl'l' " 1-~Vt•r the s <ilesman, Tulkoff as more comfortatJlc :.1ng1ng the µnnr.e~ nr hor~eradish 'It-l> natun· s tond1ment. · he 'i<tY'> ·11orscrad1sh is really the SJJark that brings out the goodness r)f a lot of food .. Tulk<>ff also lakes to regale \'1!\1tor~ with h1 s tor1cal lor e s urrounding horse radi s h , tn t luding talcs of iLc; medicinal· value a !> a care for anv number of C1ilmcntl>. ioc·luding dropsy. pa by and colic 'I'd hale like hell to pawn off hor!>cn.1d1sh as a mes11C'1ne. but I dttl read a few years ago that grated hor'>crad1sh an a closed hull h· was ttw only s ubstance kno~n to mun that 1·ould kall tubl'l'culos1~ i.~rm.., 1n It':.'> than a mmutc .. Because the pungent root 1s !\Ul'h an C'r fl·c t1ve nasal dc·c1mS!est<1nl. Tulkoff says. "it's kind of ;,i famal; Joke that nobod\ that work o; in the <'Ompany or the plant gets a !'O ld. ' Razorback sucker Finn agrees to stickers said 'dying out' KINGMAN. Ariz. <AP > -The razorback sucker is dying out. but conservationists lryil)g to revive the breed don't want the fish on the endangered species list, fearing that would be the kiss or death. "In the razorback, we had the best candidate for listing that we've ever had, .. said Jerry Burton, an endangered·species biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildltfe Service. ··But if the fish had been federaUy llsted. we would have had a fi ght on our hands every time we tried to introduce them to new areas." "Largely because of Tellico Dam and the sn ail darter. lhe introduction of e nda ngered species sets bells ringing, aod . nearly everyon e, inl'luding fed e ral land -man agement agencies, are r el uctorit to consider endange r ed sp~cies because of ·the politjca t problems they can cause, .. Burton said Environmentali s t s successfully used the snail darter's status as an e ndangered species to block the $136 million Tellico Dam project for s ix years. claiming the Little Tennessee River . which was to be blocked by the dam, was I.he last habitat of the fish. Cong r ess and f or m er President Jimm y Carter approve legislation in 1979 to keep the a ct from applying tO" the snail darter. and the dam went into operation in November ...1.9U,~Since then. the s nail darter has been · found in' other eastern Tennessee streams . For now, officials h ave resorted to trying to put the razorback sucke r back into waters where It once nourished -the Salt, Gila a n d Verde rivers of Arizona. The razorback. kno wn as JC¥rauchen texanus. Is reddish with a yellow underside. an elongated snout and a cylindrical body. n g rows up fo 3 tee t and 14 po\lnds. and was common in Arl1ona a nd Southern California irrigation canals fed from the Colorado River until the 1940s. W a1onloads were collected from Pho en i x ca nal :-and a com mcrcial fishery operated at Sa~u aro Lake until 1949. T he razorback ·s predators. which include large·mi>uth bass and catfis h that ha\'e been introduced 1nt11 lhc Colorado Rt\'er. an' helievl·d to be lhe r h1ef rea~n for the decline There were no razorbacks found when tht.' lake was drained in !96B, and Arizona State fCDlDGY U n iversit~ zoolOS!ISI \\' L Manckley says the species has b<>en reduced to a scatter~·d few in Southwest waters Tht> only ronccntral1on of tht> fis h appears 1<1 be 1n Lake Mohave, a man ·m ade lak1· created in 1950 52 But no razorbal·k offspring have bet>n found there reccntlv M1ncklcv said · · · More than ·30 percent of the razorba<'ks in Lake Moha\'e arc blind In at least one eve, und 4 percent have extcrna·l tumors that signal old age, a crording to sta tistics compiled by Minckley ··rt's like havin~ Cl bunch or 80 year.old people around ... Burton said f'arerl with the poss1b11ily lhat razorbacks would die out in five years, federal and s late biologists teamed with Ariw na State University r esearchers to net ru7.orbaeks from Lake Mohave in Januarv and send them as brood s tock to a national fish hatchery tn Oexter, NM. A total of 16,000 fry since have been relntrodu<'ed to the Salt, Gila and Verde, but no one will know until they mature if they will r eproduce in the wild. The b rood s toc k at the h atchery had been d yin g off slowly, and the conservationists returned to Lake Mo"ave last week to net another 70 brood stock in a four·day capturt. Their goal Is to produc~ 100.000 razorbacks at De xter for the next 10 years. so that t m~ll ion evenlutilly will be reintroduced tn Ar l:iona and surroundlnl( statf's. \ in vehicles \\'ASlllN<;TON IAP1 -Jeep Corp has agreed to put s tickers on its CJ models warning lhat s harp turns may ca use the driver lo lose control. the r<'deral Trade Commission said The FTC said the case is lhe firs t l1 me it has gotten an i\mt:'rH·an r ar manufact.urer to plan• warning st 1rkers on n·h 1dcs The sti<'kt:'r will say "This mulli-purpos.e v~hicle handles and maneuvers differently from an ordinary pas!\enger car As with r1ther vehicles of this type. ~udden s harp turns and abrupt maneuvers may result in loss of l'Ontrol .. Th<' slickers will go onto lhe instrument panel or windshield frame of each new Jeep CJ . and the t·ompany also will send -;t icker!\ lo current owners. The a~rccmcnt <.'over~ Jeep CJ -5, C.I G and c;J .7 m odels manufactured since 1972 Thl' proposed consent order sl'lllC'S tharges t hal ads p1t•lunng the four-wheel drive .Jeep CJ used as an ordinary passenger car were deceptive because the ads failed to di sc los e th at the Jeep CJ sometimes handles differently from ordinary cars. J/ alley Co/C plan.s auction The Fountain Valley Chamber o r . Comm erce will ho ld Its annual holiday business auction Friday at Guy Fawkes Rest aurant, 17171 Brookhurst St. Cockta.ils will be served at a no-host bar beginning al 6:30 p. m . The auction will begin at 7:30 pm. Items to be auclioncd include airline tickets. d i nners . furniture, jewel r y, legal ser vices. printing ser vices . clothing and shoes. The $3 1dmisi1lon price includes a buffet. Proceeds from lhe auction will help pay for operaUon of I.he chamber . \ ' . . ·. Orange Coast DAIL\' PILOT/Wednesday, December 2, 1981 I ' .......... It' ~P.S. 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Call today for upt. to s~ this luxurious Georg1un Colonial custom by owner/builder. s lkl rrns ,, lge formal t~ining rm , fa rn ily rm. bil liard rm, refr1l(erated win e rm . & 612 baths. Lots of marble finest wood paneling & custom m0olding, great storage, 2 stairways, air cond., blt·in vacuum system + many other custom features. $2.150.000 including the land. · _ WESUY N. TAYLOI CO .. llALTORS 2111 s • .._..Hilh•oac1 NEWPORT ClNTH. N.1. '44-4t IO REALTORS '75-5511 ......... ti'-louUoa. beautiful 3 Bdrm I Bath w/f1m ily room New phaab t•f1Mll lq, 3 tar 11r1ae. Ira 30 yr ua.umable loan at l2't'l> Low down pay nnt Call 541 IU$ or M4-7DD. WAUTOOCIAM Corona del Mar duplex 1 2 charming units on bfaut. corner lot. Fabulous poteotla 1 l Priced lo H ll Easy terma. Be first, call __, UDO IAIGAIM. J l)(!(Jroom bur~u111 for bu1lclcrs on an extn1 wide lol w1lh lt.Jrl!t' sunny patio A mu~t to Jil'l' LIDO COUNTRY FllNCH. J bedroom n.· c·cntly remodeled on an l'Xtra wadt• lot 2 sunny 1Jatios. Ext·1•llt-nl f1n:tll('JOA wit h lurt::e assurnublt> loan al 10', owe. FllNCH TOUCH ON UDO. Custom 4 bedroom & den with 4 full baths. stained ~lusK & spccwl wood & britk extcri.o~. Terms 13'; COLDWeu BANl(eRO ._ .. ._ __ PllCED FOR QUICIC SAU. 3 btidroom & r family room. 212 baths. newly paint 1 ed. Ownl'r financing at 13"1, . Clos~ to SC'hools. shops & 1tenni . Westl'liff area . 179.000. C4Ma.-r .... 1 WITHAMANC .... 3 BR 2ba or 2+ au~•t in owner's unit . also 2 Bdrm rfntal cottage All 111 aharp rood. w /H eel. location Owner will carry lgf 2nd TQ. Best buy in town for only Sll0.000. c.11644-7211 '7J.7l00 Redhill~ Realty Lido Realty Office •••••••••••••••••••••• Wint aomethlnfl 1tr1 Nitt t ... an r .._ •c• ... 'fOM D. sper11I 1n 11 2 Br Newtarpet ,p11nt1n. ,... 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Mo. 170·0347 lbr, Iba, hv rm. 1111 ang lll'ea In kitchen Bay ~.!!!.__ -• IAY FIOMT dnstra 18$0 119 2839, view. 11500 mQPth. Yt>ar· .._,,.,.rty 2000 2bdrm aV.b• ~1 ~ ly luse 6'31 ·7300. ••••0 ••••••••••••••••• ut••·1'1anct 2bd 2~ Lovfly 4 Br house, Realtor MAKE AH OFFH' ba ..... 1 • rT. cishwahr . lrg k1tchfn,l1!!!!1•••••m!!!!!!!!1 • • 2 car gar, a.val yrly frnlc fam rm only oc••M & MT YU leaseSJ.250permo Dave .,.. · _,.. 3 lnromf Properties. Srbwfickert 642-823~. Dana Pt A\•ail Dec New dfluxe 2BR. 28A Easts1df Costa Mesa ~9144 fves. A 15th. 1725Jmo 661 9289 Great deck & yrd St'<.' ~down Owntr w111 1 ... , .... lJ07 F ... Ytley lZl4 gat~ S9~0 Adults carry •••••u•••••••••••"'" I 630 6934 , 642·8808. J ••••••••0 •••• .. •••••• HOME POR RENT 644_-1122_ t !'" 3 Bdrm. 1695 Ft need Harbor View Homes NEICC'CD PIOPEITY yard & aaragt! Kids & SBR JBA JcarG44 r. 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C...._1119 Provillclal JBr.181.largeyard 12.9'7r Broad~oor, 3 swte with Cireplace & withrireplare,fnclosed Luxurious2~r.2bacon· btcLaC11ttta ram.home .Newpaintll oaacorwerlot.~beell .. +I Id,. 000 .... 641·0763 A . Bdrm 2 Ba, alnum. on m1i11 library. EnJOY I paUo,garage 9:\l•'i; tst. do.)_Ctralrgllvrm ovfr· 4 bdfm. 2 ba. liv rm. carpet Movf in ready 1ou1e ON IOPol 1n1 ~b with s; Z .._ + CJll"t apt & I Id,.. apt. i--------•I cul·df·sae. Need '81 those ocean breezes Now $159,500. 8111 Grun· ~g bay.dSet'. ~)dg. (~~1ly room , formal Sl2SO per month Agt . a 1un1G lh•t bunon1 O'ltl •dress wop tWs fl"OPl"Y c• At. ltl-4, .de· MISA YBDI salf. Reduced to sell from pa tao or deck I d_y,LRly-, 67S-616t A~w't!g~n P~~.~f7~ dincar1ngga,r. ~ssqrCml ·M~ I 640-~. ~1rt0t o•nts Whip 1t up 1n crisp oa yow ...... OWMr wiU carry J Bdrm 2 batb fireplace Sl64,500 Reduced below ma keno No negative . $9,000. down , _mo. Call Jim__,., .., Ill!!•••••••• ~:~"se~~dno~~ your1tll the Id T.D. AsWllg $350,000. ~a" ~If~ ·~·~·· ""' (~i)llb<ldbrldgc I w~·E<~lt>t5i~J7E ~~~~~ct~ls only ~:p s3b~.ooc~a; ;'!e:: 979.~o 8J81rr• :s~ndv~!~T~~~~~ P11nteC1 Pattern 9442 M1sstS ery " 0 frms. RHlllJ ~/mo.642·39Sl. 3 Br housf wath yard.1 lal tins Mo. 770.0347 Sutt S (8101 M tl214J l ·COLI OF ..WPOIT 111:•LTORS Sl34,500. I I C.M. UUX Avail. Janlst S«S'mo ~-l&.18) Mt111um t•~ 1 v••O) """ loyMcc.nlt, Rltr. 551•3000 T1lree ...... SJI0.000. iclnt rin TalbertJBear h area New NB Condo 2BR. '4S·inch tiblic 2515 l. CoastHl .. CorCNtO del Mar 541.77z9 1m K11rra11ra ...... ,.1,.111 .. Good financing As 67s00'/J 1.345.4123 ...... ,,..... 646-4262,&.30-4onl . 2~8A. 2 car garage. 67S. 51 I ' .. •••••••• -suma ble. S240 .000 ~ MISC. RENTALS . frplc, Washer dr)'er, 5-4 $2.0D Ill udqattt1n. 1• t • · Lli9:~ ..._. oa RZ Lot 1 1.2.3 Bdrms Yearly HOMES FOR RENT Adults, no pets Near Mill* Ill IKll paltt1a lot I •U.S.!ITllANS L..J-t•adl 10411 Old CdM Trade for 1n f\imor Unfum1shfd. 3 & 4 Bdrm S59H69S Hoag Hospital Days, ~--•4.-lftl.Setldte: I Fl'fthstofHomes •••••••••••u•••••••••• A•e•~ I come proper!) $269K ' Callforlnformataon F fnrtd y ards &r S49--&243 EvesS46·9306 MAltAI MAITII World R.E SS6·7777 ' home l year le:ise pre( 979-!658 I MEL FUCHS garagfs Kid s & pets -~~ ·.c==~-'-"--'•nem o.,l . .., t ~ ... ------~·-------•10CEANVIEW 2 Br 2Ba I WATaWATEI by present owner -PAVILION REALTOR I wel come 545 2000 IMewport Hai,lih 2lZWetll1Ut,,lttwfot\,llf : B Beach S1.9SK Ownfr 1·630·6934 I SpfctaC'ulu vaews, loan~.760-~-Three 4·pleJCes. eac·h 48R,Ba&"' Pool.tennis sat' Walk lo schools D11tr "*" ~ Dolebout dttk, yard, sfc ·gate EY9YWHEIE $320,000. Assumable COYIMGTOM TYPI 67S-8120 ~fill nof~:.. _ 4br 3ba on qwet cul de 10011. Pritil llMI(, AOOtm. Gy&. 642.m ' sprawling 4 bdrm. 3 TOWNll OME 3 Br. den. Wlth assumahll' ~st TD ....... lJZZI &r playground Kids ok Kidsok SL2001mo Refs ZIP,SlZE-4STYL!llUllllU. Real Estate . baths. 2 frplcs. WET ' 2•.-,ba Panoramar ,·iew 1 St34,000 Max 12 . VIR No pets s675 mo I ~9334Da s 646·2017 Woik1ne .. oman1 Loo~ sm.111 t>t 1--------•I BAR, beamed ce1hng, 2000 ~q ft Exhistin1t $245.000 earh Seller j•b;·;~;·j~;·~·d;;;•;; 531.~ BLUFFS 4 Br 3 ~ 1111a11dressl0f ltss-1e .. u aro ledaoS-J~· MOYIRl6HTIN! fam rm . lge kitchen, loans $22.5000 () e Vfryanx1ous . n . . All n robe w1tn our N[l'I FALL WINIER • Most desirable location. Good Cfntral location. huge master suite Ex· 752•2268 • wn r Isl PROP ERTi ES Ol'fan front. SlSOO/ mo Olarrrung 28R an Rural beauty neut. a e PAn£RN CAIALOC Couoon toi 1 Twenty acre view of golr All f1ud up and ready to pans1ve patio & pool ----63! 32l2 Call Barbaray'.!5:~ Sett.J.ng. Nr Huntington ntW Sl200 Agt 644-6368, ftet $1 Pirtetn •ftS1ce 1our I course and greenbelt rmve Ill now J Bdrm. area w rock rammed 5-le AM I 010 Beach Living, lar'e 3 Br Harbour . .,P.]S 840·8329 644~134 choice' Sena " SO I 'J\vo bedroom and den 1"'1 baths, new kitchen.j s pa & wale rf a 11 ....................... I ~ 28a.garage. patio $11.5(). 3 Br 2 Ba. Condo an xlnt 3bdrm , 2 i,,ba . 1324 AU CUfl IOOKS .. Sl.00 t1ell I condo. End unit Middle new paint. Hugf ff need SlS9.000. Try I Oo/• Dow•! J 2100 607 Iris . 63 4· I 53~ & loe A 11 amen 1t1 es Esteilf Ln . S980 mo llS·l6Dalis1114 Cloehes level. Flexible fmanr l't'!aryard. SllS.000. MISSION REALTY SC Plaza Area. JBR, ... C••0••5 .. 1••:•M••E••5•:•••• 7_77·2233. ----_ 1700/mo Avail now 4!4 9907...fil.5·7720. -- ll4·14 Quiel Quilts i.ng. sm.ooo. 642-5200 ___ 494.:0731 2BA . frplr, dblt' gar I . A A . 4 Br 2 Ba. Children & ~ SPYGLASS 133-flSlllon Home Qulllln& '11·7300 N.I. UNIQUE·IM ~ N6cjllel I 052 Xlnt Cond . SI 37 ,500 L20X140 l~t + sml build-~OK. s.qs()1mo . 1st. & Nr beach. Jbdrm, 2ba. Octan & night view. IJO.Swut~im Jl.S6 IAQC IAY •••••••••••4•••••••••ul ~1·9020_ __ 1 •ng Priced lo Stll last,nodeposit gardenfr, no pets. S750 4bd.rm. fam rm. 3 rar Books and Catalog ado 50< Goff CCMlnl H.-Owner Anxious S2AS6Joc:'i.iJ;huck Spiller. ft40-9166 5~·9626 1 (71411162·8639. gar S2200imo E\ts each 1°' oosiaee ano nandlrng ~rt St.t.r iR.'"L":in~ry r~":~e. t Hom.-f'rench anfluence. I $79,500 I yt Walk 3 blks lo beach & Lux 2 Br 2"2. Ba Pool. 7~.=.:..:·------ Quilted Basket! Rarf cliance Lo own 11 French doors. $217,500 cuslom1zed inside and 11.owesl pra<·e 1n lhr IL.oh for Sale 2 200 market, lg 2600 sq rt. I spa, tennis . security 1 _______ _ comfortable 3 Br 2 Ba U"""I OOf Ii-" ...... (&: '"'ll•------·1 pro# landscape 4 bdrm, neighborhood I Owner 1··········••••11••••••• JBR2"1BA. den, ram rm I gate Walk to beach arts llG CANYON Harbor vu on fee land ,... v,.. ;, ,., 3 ba. fam rm Xlnt buy I must sell' Handsomf 3 4 acres of land Newport w/frpk , lg dining, pnv 9§2·~. Beaulllul 3 Bedroom for only $2?4,950 Call Realtors, 675·6000 S395,000 Owner Al?t. bedroom home an n1re Bearh OK for Coodos, pa llo, ma st er bdrm It~ home on tht' olr course now ' llllf!!!!l!!m•••••• OWMB WIU I &3'7'5 family neighborhood CXf1re or Medical Bld1t w1frpk &r Hie tub. 2 car Jt:ti-+• 3242 All me t ges w th RCTaylorCo .~· I •(I(_) WIM18 llNTALS 'flAll. Y LEASES Celow ,....ff ..... '7S. 771 ' AMAMCIAT IZ% BEAlrrlf'UL HOME an Delighllul dining room 6410763,Ag_ent ~i~ar. Sl.200 mo 1 ....... a.~ .............. secu~ty ;~1; S2SOO ~r Witb lS"'• down for 10 exCfllent nl'aghborhood Rear yard has pretty o .. ofc~ IBOAT LOVERS Dix month. Call W1ll•am COIOMA DEL MAI years. J Bdrm 2 bath, I Largt spht le\'el . funr patio ,Submit your orfer Property 2550 OlhMeso 1224 adult Bayport rondo Qi(efordetails OPPOITUMfTY grfat condataon with uonal for busy ram1hes today Ownt'r 111111 ~oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••11 ••••••·~·· Outstanding penthouse t , ,,. Quality built duplex by rnanyextras.A/C •BRJBa S232.500 sider all offtrs Call ONEOrA KIN D 3 BR 2 Ba. xlnt.hm1ly view ovuloo klng Cote Realty owner/builder . only 2 WWfw-...w41fn L..gmeVllleQel.L 979-2390 PROPERTY , nbrhd. M es af~rde harbor 2+2 Boat shp & ln\estmt>nl h!s~ ~r~w~e~~t~.ni~ fncloud patao, cornf~ 4'7· 17,1 -l~ l..tton 3 complete homts under t aref ~'::11 f~ed . d avail thlJl P..eter's Land I 640·S777 dee ks . 5 k y tag ht s . lot with RV accfss Ask ---• :-1 7000sq nor roof rtecru I =l:!M mo a\ 1 · ing Call (2lll592 3584 or 111 1117500 For an ap· ...._Vieio 106 Oller'RNl&hrte lion room \lo' rommon -• ~1136 •••••••-beamed ceilings and 3 Jntme'nt to see. call ••••••••••••••••••u••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• acc~s to all units All on Mesa Verde 3 Br 2. Ba JlrfW lZ441--------~i~~n~~:gag:va?l;;1~~ ~lUl • I Owte ANXIOUS j MallleHc.wt 20 77 acres of bottnm Fam Rm. 2 Prple s. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OnWaur2BrS69S mo SAYS .. SEU." • ForS. 1100 land Campj?ruund ~argar Gardener ~5 T'A1lhome.ne11o Jbr.Jba. NwptSh,rs38rS700 mo m .soo. spa c I 0 us .. Ag e an ............ ~··········' fa r1bt1es, pl!( & l'h1cken I Slf r r a Mg m I c 0 pal.lo, gar. Park, pool, Farruly hm lBr $'900 m<> Httghts 2 BR. 2150 sq ft 0 C E A N i; R 0 N T pens. huge barn 11o·1th -~I 1.324"-. • ~~mo. 833.9057 j Vu home JBr 3''2ba Sl300 I townhome with extra LAGUNA BCH. new hay .loft, 220 workshop.,f..astsidf28R. I BA.1 car 1_... S Panovu2BrS7SO mo •••••••••I largf family rm that from S29.900. rent $400 milking room A. MUST gar, fenced yd , pets &r "'"'AL W•iiONtH-.t ly "'CCISS could be con\•erted to ~· 49'J·Jll16 SE f: PR 0 PE RT Y kids OK SS95 per mo 3117 2 Br I Ba S700 -.. 631 I 400 "' two lrg bdrms . Terms UN IQUE I~ EVERY! EUllhSt,S48-4405 eves. 2Br.28a S19S ... ,IK. • ~ ~HERITAGE . . REALTORS Greil corner location in availablf oq this sharp EXCITING WAY $325 .000 wath s Bdrm 3 Ba nu crpt . JBr 28a $875 ...-;;-675-34 i1 Mesa dtl Mar. 4 Bdrm, lllYestm.ont. Submit all * * ter ms Mendoca no paint, waUt to schools. 3 Br. 2 Ba SSOO f'urn Beaut Jbd + F R home '••••••••111!!1-.:~~;:.: •• ,1family r oo m . ntw offfrs.Aslting$140.950 ............. ir.-t.... ~ly. MesadflMar.1950/mo.4 J BBrr .. 231,BaBa 19$82.575 w1pool. 2 pataos.2 frpl. ' kitchen ';f.pllances. lov· .,......., -Westdiff s1200 mo No 40lh,CclM? 1--------1 ely yar . Full pricf a..e.r.a.Illty With o r with out o.tofShft BobKoop act,759-1221. 48r.2"'28a 1975 .646·2389 _ Yes, you can own a •IAYFIOMT * $142,000. 7$1-3191 D-, .. _l 1·6441 furniture. 24x64 Green I r.-opet'fy 2600 2 BR I Ba dplx, gar· sml Le Raisor Rily 833-8600 j Blllfs Condo J Br up l br home In Cd M + the IB)UCED! Mllwport••• 1069 brier Home an Laguna ....................... fenced yard, small child Luxury 2BR 2BA condo down 3 ba Kit;hfo owner will finance it 45' boat slip. private ••••••••••••••••••••••• HillsnicestSstarpark 1 HAWAII OK. N~ts. S47;~ep. Pool. Jae.' Upgrades I noot. · 644·~- Theprittts tbe lowMtin beach, lite & tbttry SPECIAL SALE GrH•etP..ti I Have housu. condos . _lllMA 'er 54 · Adults Only S73S mo CIJff Havfnlrg38r.28a. town. Call Tim 'Rhone, bome.Jlargebedrooms1--------Fff ground. walk to Beautiful 2QxSJ Lancfr lots for sale o~ ex · **°' ... Ylew J M2·1872. m>dfm llatchen. frpk . agt today. 63!·1266 'den. 2 baths, firtplace _,.... I 026 beach, super nicf, 2 Br Home · 2Br. 2Ba. This 15 changf. Rtply Nlflsen 3BR, 2"28A. frpk. spa. jWoodBridge Spar1ous deck. dbl gar. SllSO + and much more• Will•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ..__ +ba~h. unil Lrg lhf Best Buy an town Rulty. 26 Kalnthe Sl .. S19l5 + SD 2243 Padfir 4BR 2•~s• F rm df 6t2·5722 "'"""' ~ ..._ rt• L. Kaal ua HI 96734 • · ..., n am . --~· ~-...=''-----tradf down ! Owner/ OM.YSZOOODOWN! assum loan. P"riced lO' rwwpot . K11 . •D lll62·98&8 I "B" 106. CM. 548·84751 dill. rm. patios, Lakf, Eastbhdf 4bdrm. 2•,ba. Agfnt 673·9187 o r Nopaymtnt.son2ndor seU.ChuckSpiller.agt 8eautUulBelairMob1!e \:: - -6'2-n43 ,lftWS,pool,priv SIOOO ta m rm . lrg v rd , 67>7060. ~79.000! third for J yrs! Lar&f 2 i3H.2&6 ~. w front k~t 12 ~ Conv'r:t matunng tame Sharp 4 Bdrm pool home • 64().1327. ~-6188 Ofr1cr.1 gardfntr SISOO mo Br 2ba condo w /pool ., 19 Liv Rm 12 x 10 dfpos1t lo hot Houston SllOO. lmmed. occup . I 758-Q97 • 642.5161 640-8107 4 IL.1& S&--1 1....&-...1 1006 · 1105 900 110601 Master Bdrm En dosed real estalf T1kf ad van· C 1 d 5 c 3490 San ju . -1-p 11 I --.L:O --· """ftVI -l::ner1.631.6666 "'°·I pati_o . Near Hoag tageolnewtushflter R~fa~1ag79.5370 or T~~~h;;,~ YCar31rf 2bdrv m. lbaN. hugertyHrtds. SOK pricf rfduction. ....................... · Hospitat.123.500. law ~man invest. 540-7618,Jud 12BR , 28 A. Garagf ~ry~vt. ewpo Owner moving out of ,.... ... .._. •eclll I 040 a.ASSIC Break tnn apts. prof I opmtt, pool, jar S72.5 I --------area. Ocun VU, grtat Defer part of monthly •••••••••••••••••••••• D0¥11SHOllS MOIUHOME mgmt Exchange F\aod-MIMY.... mo 640·2217(0aysl Perun. Pl 5 Br, den. dan financing. Call & deal.11M1.y1Denl on lbis charm· llartt!l! 4 Bdrm DIC HOME 1!'Uk~536-2498 1 1616 Sanda lwood J rm 11400 mo Agtnt TimRbone.a .. 631·1266 r.;-•Balboalsla-.. bo-. W/~' rm. n-·t 1~a. • SALIS --. bdrm-. · •• SSHC(f\lfS). 9060 . . o· -uu ..._ """" "' Med. stylf courtyMd. 2706 Harbor Sit 206.A Vail Colorado tBr Condo, . 2 ba, new pa tao,, 67J. . _ •tte•tly,ltttr lion. rut turns • Pool,jacuzzi.Ovulooks · sr,2,000total pricf, 12'", gardoer, no peJ.s. Av11t •a...,..1Hdi lZ41 Harbor R1dgf. 4 Bdr. 67S.2U6 900. Bkr841·0709 bay. Galaxy Dr. Formal 540.5937 fin. Sl2.000 dwn. only Dfc 13 th S675 mo 1•••••••••••••••••••••••1 grut \'lew S2700 mo ........ I OZJ I 044 din. rm. 2 frplcs. S71S.OOO j_400mo. 776·3094 ~w.a_ OCEANFRONT Mob1lt Edor Jud 644.7020 ------M., •••••••••••••••••••••••! ftt. hows Like a Modfl IHI;:......._-3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car garagt, Homtsfrom S7SOto SIOOO ltV Homes -.-Sdr fm ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~r·••••••0•••••••••••••'Lowest Priced Single 642-2510/646·4848 2BR. 2BA lSOO sq rt .... :=., 2100 RV storage; covered rm.499-31116. Montfg 1800 'p rt 04 lll50NIA family. JSR Home in Pool. Spa. formal din s;a___,.-patio rangf & disposal 2 bdrm tnplex 1615 mo ~ · It 0· 1 ° Thi~~ Newelfg1nt4BrVk · Irvine! X ln t fin ! MIWPORTSHOIES rm, sun rm + olher •••••••••••••• .. ••••••·1675~.lst &lst+SlOO SatSt.Anns .. LagBch l llo1C ·~tll ocataon on thtOrwwtCollt torian partial vu. SlU.990.CallJulie. WATaFIONT amenities. Bus stop in ''SPRINGS" dfaningdfp.'S'900movf SJl6.1453 .[IWlmo '·644·6699 ~.a.11v Pllftlr ownr/contractor finan. sz.1414 833·0013 Decorator perfect .. 4 Br. Front. Nr SC Pla~a LwturyCo~do in, bal. spread over 3 Bta;.iful Woods Co-ve ·! br .. 2 ba, frplr. on """•t """'' avail.$S75,000. -ESTIGIOUS De~. Ownf.r ~1 g hly $55.SOO. Owner will Rancho Mirage. J Br. 3 mos.9'19-676leves, Home JBR 28 A Brand Peninsula Adult.s CLASSIFIED .-" rm~1vated. W11l fanance. fmance.Mary,640·6049 _ Ba . $1 20,000 equity. Cute !BR bse L-r---i:ol New ;nth 2 spas & all 9650/mo. $1400 move-tn .a.·DS s.111111,... ... .._. Turtle Rork home in Pr~ted at S279 .000.C.. ... rloh/ Pr~fer s ml comm 'I QuietEastsid~t.o!PetS amerulits Acro;sfrom Avall.t2/~/81.642·335S "" Defer part of monthly Campus Vifw fo r only Ai~·J""•or••c.."""" r_.. ISO Irvine, rent1I prop OK. S37S mo. Call afltr Beach Sll OO mo ~nt on this charm· 1198,SOO. Absolutely .._. "" '""""""· •• ;:-.~r.:............. Nfwpo rt. Laguna SPM. 646-Ql7 00-7~ 494-lm J MIWPORT CHST You Can Stl h, find It, Trodt h Wrth o Wont Ad mgBllboalsla.ndbome. everything has already ABSOLUTELY I Ownfr /Bllr _,.____ -• .......,, llltr been done in this excfp· 2 Lots. En~rance or • m4> 347 OI08 3 BR 3 BA. pool/tennis. Largf I bdrm duplex. Llkf MW 3 bdrm condo 675-Jl,1 tlooal Plan 4 4 bdrms. MO MONEY Harbor View · C M --· :.. --Good IOt'. S7SO. 964·1688. oct"an YlfW. frpk. utal 1 Ocon v1fw from two (842·5878 J t'md what you want m ..Q!_iJ.r Pilot Clas~lried~ ~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RESIOEtHIAl REAL ESTA IE SERVICES FANTASTIC IA Y YIEW From this lovely bayfront residence on Balboa Island. 3 BR + bon.us room, 3 baths, new carpets, beamed ceilings and 2 fireplaces. Two J)lltios to enjoy the boating s-cene. 4.5' slip + 2 side tics. $1.250.000. Ill NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 ' 2..., ba. Good location Value 1575 ea OH tr .... llttlh 67~34SS ask for Laurif. ~mo M2·S6118 5 1..Pm bedrooms Thrtt •large near UCI, park. pool and DOWM1 543-25.SS Wtllltd 2t0012bdnn Iba no dogs $42.5 ae;;2 bdrm ho:S, good I decks. l87S month. ~ar sdlools.Highassumiblf ..W.OITCitst C-rcW • ••••WATER.FRONT••••• 645 'v1c'toria .' '4 central loc Ca~age , ly lease Agfnl.631·7300 loan. Fast ncrow posal-CONDO "••fJ 160 Units or housf w boat S46-91.34 sm1ll yd. Children, PflS bit. Takf over payments or ....................... slip. tiex terms. 1Prin 2 Br 1 Ba la rgt! ok s7so 497·31198. s..-· S2400mo. ~TAn SALi only. Write Ad •900. Dai bad:yard with trfes for 494-2:57.L -C pldt-3271 Call Blrbara Chambers. Westside M-1 property ly Pilot. Box t.560. Costa dog ' child SS7S mo 3 Br, 21.t ba 2 car gar 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• A&tnt,673-7300 Cost.a Mesa 16,000 sq rt Mesd2626·~. Isl. last + sfcunty. Ocun Vlfw No ptts JBR 111,BA. nr bch. frplc. vt....t. T Lo-._ ~4..50 pt!r sq fl Pnn -541-ml _ S1200 mo to mo Allt pool.dbl gar l6SO mo -.,._ -ciplesonly (805149'·1484 .... ~I led I B ot 494-8t 49'2-f!OO __ 960·7207 ~~· 2 bas~:~q :~ l'f OWMll ....................... tag/ 'dr1!1pes. ca~ts: tltltl UU C d1 ' la• 3 .. 00 19soo':1,54 6' FOR SALE OR TRADE ...... PwalaM4 1 cangf. 1 child OK. no ....................... Fvaucl ... , .. Newolfittbldc ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• pets. DU Avail now. Brand nfw Exfr ut1 vr •••••0 •••••••••••••••• <llerT'yl..akeFAtatH,363 PrimtOCAirportL« ............ 310 2 13 /330-131 2 o r bomPwtth v1tw '3Br 3 Palm Springs Arta Newport Olen Court. 1 213J~-6120 8 F 1 m R m 1Montuay CC , Condo •523CAMMDl:IR'ltME ~ Be N 4 BR 3 6000squarffut ...................... · 1 38R. lBA w,atrium. · • .,!· f t35•K d a' 5 Good financing avail l.ar1t 4 Br 3ba. 11400 mo Ideal loc 3 bdrm. or 2 ~L/SPA. Sl300tmo •olf ' t•nni's Daily. · .. .-a · n, · 751.0Sll 1 blk lo bay. Bltlns, bdrm and den, 2 ba, 2 incl 11rdtner ., pool " " I aume 2 Yr 210 K lat at Prine alonl W/D,6'1Ul63 __ c ar g i r . ·f 0 0 1 . servicf. No pets please. Wff'lllr' monthly ratfs l l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!!ll!!!lll S2 .ts5./mo O.W C. IU-.a•p•ll( c .... u....-312 .. tmm.houle.AVlt Oec ll. FOf appt. t'all 545.2000 1v11 714 ·558 8001 ~at U% 2 Yr 100 mn"' "' --.. 1!540.M1--,,5S7-2l7g ~ noftt. ~M. M.Rk . K. 642·0430, 831 5145, 11 as sq ft commerci•I ...................... = c d r f ; 675·0043. Wiii CO•OP lot with 75· of froota1e ()itt strtet, J Br 2 81 .a.trm,2ba, lrg bick yrd . ....._Yltfo )J67 "ah•• d 3425 ..... I i w ..... h 81 d L« ed f r P I t' b i g Y a r d '750/mo. ....................... --I I• I °" -ar v · at Gardentr. noomo : !llJ.atMevn. HOMES FOR RENT ...................... . --lllllml!lll!!lll!ll!l--1 near civic renter and m. ZBll den G Pvt 3 8drrna H 2$·H7S For mtC lltaw option to , HHllOl ... i-fm•aya. Owner •Ill --I / su$ arac'c 11 Fent' e d ,.. rd 1 • ~ New Jbdrm, 3ba, .._uiiiimiii _ _.I .... JIUlllT finance. Full price ~IDE2 story,2 bd .. ~tUIAakf!Lar 1 0, sarages. Kids ' peh llOO·l8$0 /mo 2bdrm. ........... ' 3 Bdrm, 2 &., VIEW IU0,000. t'.hiJd' ptt wel('C)tne, 1fi· ry wflrome 5U 2000 2\\ba, ITSO $800/mo .._.__........ ,_....,_ In .L. ... pre • yd., 22lt Vlr11n • _._ -f~ Total Ht' bid& C1ll ~-Wf ..,.......,._ UJ.. • l 8r l &., tol)' E.1W., ~-"v_...,.._ -5SUllO, 140·1703 aft l.o¥tly ..cracW uoosq ' st11loua prhate com· M ,. .... _...... ~169 mtl. 1.,, stove. rdria. Maaput.._. JHt ft 2 Bdrtn Z 81 multy with teaal1 11 INIP-JI DOpata,aduJtaS.10/mo .... •••••nnuu••n•u •-.. "1al2 ...... nn 2 ... ba w lbtautlflal kitchen and: murt.~ l tpa1. Xi.t -·••0 •••0 u••••u .. .. 1 --• ~ ... • ._... I I I -.... -· -. II I • 111111 wtda la,.t at UDO ISLE clulrmm1 4 IW· ...uxta7-MOO ._ ""'· .._a • e lri·ltnl roedo Avail ~ y :::.~ iot 1 ~: -= ..... 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Garace• Yd Cl11n·uP1 ... ••••••••••••••••••• lnl·Ext Reiud·Comm EXPERT POOL <:AR~ rurmatllnJ a apec11llty AlrCin•lulllt/ Compl. Yacht Munt.• Cf'PU -,10 min. b1t1ch. •DRYWALLiACOUSTtc• swtep101,. Freel fteu11. 5$7:RH BRICKWORK · Small ~Llrtir ce~~37rer , AbiUtyPoolliRepa1r 1Call mt for all your ........ Cleanin&. exp'd ' reas., ":"· llv /dln. rr;na $LS ; 14 )'l'I up. Fully Ut'd, tsllmates 45·4. 372 orl"'-C.. Stnlct tbs. Ntw~orl. Costa · ~t'St, · Service. Tim 968-2187 typing offds. Patty, ••••• ................. Clark67S-710924 s. $la1 r:~$7G.50. col~ch . URd.S3Z· 9 G·_.__ . 1•••••••n•••••••••••••• es1, Irvine, Reis RALPH 'SPAINTING P'r•rti•M•111•.t --Rt'SJD /COMM'L -....u......._ .c .., uare1m.1 . -... .,nMauittnance £1pLlcNuueseeks 7 --.....-ca.--.. '"" . · 1 ~ petodof. Cfl)t repair. Dave a Drywall, add•· Resld/CoJDm /lndwi p.. p t d t p .. 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"' • --· ""' pi .. ., eeestRus drYFrttesl8391S82 Clfl)entry lbs )' -CUSTOMJNT/EXT andrates. "~lheSunshin.eln'· APPRAISAL SERVICE Uc 1!310942 . S49-2170 ··· ,.., ....,.....RICIAN d Rool1n P. I Ob!Jr Wanta REALLY CLEAN Bloclr; Concrete, St~co EXPERT S""RVt'·E __ •6_3-1 lfl __ CCal~~·~~nsLhtido .. e W~~,.d.ow AU real estate. Respett· · ---KAWA Cl" CAii ~ • . -pnte I · um ing HOUSE ? Call Gingham lkfs. 'Frtt est 549·~-"' " -!: -........,, -ed co. Lot'aJ exp. 'Fast MecHAUCONSTI. Steamdean. 61$·l32l right, free estimate on Orywall ·Sluc:co -Tile Girl.Freeest.64S·Sl23 ~ LOW RATES looflat service 168·2963 Custom homes . fram-lar&eorsmallJobs. Rt-model. J .. 646·9990 . --..._. • ..., NU·BROQ.K ~ 1403 •••••••••••••••••••••• FCLORETAHNL'!'HINOLDOJDWASYS -=--=..=.·.:.=ex_ ing, rtmod. French c....t/c..u.te l.lt.JM21 67a·03S9 GentralMaintainance ROB!N SCLEANING ....................... PA I NTER NEED S OrangeCoastRoor1ng "' ...... doors. skylights & patio ................ ~ ...... l(;;;raJ Maint., repair & Rt-pairs & Decorating Servite-a thoroughly *~I M?YING • . WORK 30 yrs u p, int Rcroormg Repairs _§q_S449J2'§·797z ................ ~..... covers. THOMPSONS I desi.IJI, frtt est. Quality •QuaUty• RaY640·5144 c~anbwff. ~ Top Qual.1ty Sptc11l /ext. Acoushtce1hngs §ff=Z389.S48·1733 Drive~ays, parking. lol CONCRETE CONSTR. ~~7386 · ~ apt repair. paint, Q.EANING KINGDOM care i.n handU~g 2$ yrs Davis p · lin 847·Sl86 REPAJRS FOR LESS rtp11rs. sealcoaung. ._ .. S,.Cieltt c. I ~2·8482 1Elertrk our Specialty t I Resid./Comm'I. Also exp. Compet1llve r tes. -Shlllgles. Oat, decks 30 f,tS Asphalt 631·4199 ~~om . t arpsentry. Resid. Contrete ; Also Cl.ean, Qwck! depend•· !a~~~,°y', ~:r~e~~r~: janitorial ser vices Q..<ll'.ft11 . 730-13 H~SE PAINTING Y!l. F)'ttest770·272S c. Co N~osd~s·fi°g:~· sportcouru.Lic.374087. 1 bit WeDoAnySize Job' etc.~-0849 _ __ SM-84JO _______ •ABC MOV_ING ·Exp., b Cns49MIS4 __ __..,'fS-te.' - Driveways, parking lot ,...;, LIA Y ad-"' Fr Bob l-1966 7-7078 • . • ffAME IMPROVEMENT Qualit~Housecleanino pro(, low rates. Q~ck, p---.. ,. repairs seat oar g Kl . '""• bon C'\I ff I ynl e fuJ . ·,.A .. ~4'.(M\O .....,...._, •••••••••••••••••••••• s.s As' hall c63 1 .~~99 est.Ca11Joe551HS1l •JohnMullaney &Sons• Res, Comm.'I. 20 yrs ex· REPAIR, PLUMBING, WTlh U'IOOalTouch care_servi~~ ··~··••••••••••••••••••Orange County's oldest Li P ROBT STEIN BRONER Cement I b ri <'It , rt-per. Do my own work. he•tin&. urpentry. elec. lh ·01 STARVLNG COLLEGE . Paper Hanger , Pror locally owned Burglar c:. GEN'LCONTRACTOR landscape. tree remov, Lic'd. Al646·8126 tile. !'fee est. No job too STUDENTS MOV ING wtaU. Decoratorqual Alarm co Sea Coast ALJ..ST~TE PAV!NG Lit ll!l!M63 6'S 6456 wood decks . Lie 'd LIC'DELECTRICIAN small.6'5-2811 •HelM S..CW• CO. Lie. •Tl2A 436 l}"~~~eS4H281 Stcurily, 2488 Newport I Sealc~ating , Striping,. . _· ~ Qual.work -Reas.rates t•dwoe4Roors 25%0FF'!creaning' lnsured.641·84~, HANGING$101ROLL Blvd.CM.642·3490 .. :~;::s00~~~m i Res !Have ,Y.011 read~ today's Creative Concrete Work. M}l950!§3l·S0'12Tom ....................... lmmaculatt l\'ATCHUSGRO ~ '. Quality Also stnppinit HaH someth 1n ~ yuu'I --· --Cla~s1f1~ ~ds Hnot. Scott Jonas. Afl SPM. ELECTRICIAN . Lie. HARDWOOD FLOORS Maintenance Sfo:Lt. 1dlt.' uems with a !'r!fest.Scott64~·9325 _ "ant to sell'' l'la~.1f1t·d For Ail Action Call a Daily Pilat AD-VISOR 642·5678 Have ~~methlng ~o sell? you rt: m!"ing the best 848-SSTI Fr est. 2331CJl.C·10. Small Jobs. Cleaned A Waxed Homesti7S-9'7SS Offices l>1t1ly Pilot Class1r1cd Sell things last with Daily ads do •l 1o1oell CJll Clus1f1ed adsdo1twell bar a1nsmtownl __ Sellidle1tems_S42-S618 MainUtrtpairs.S'8·~ Anl1!ng.132·4"1S.A. Ad 64256711 ·1 P1lot~_!ntAds. _ NOW.642·5678 -111111111----111111111111111m lrt ...... '-'1lillled •••••••••••••••••••••••• .... , ....... 3707 ....................... Small 1 bdrm, uti1 tncl'd. • 1315toMOO. • 673-4928 BAYF.RONTAGE Beach, Pier, Prkg l Br. Saal ~. Ul1ls pd. Till May 21th. 303 E f4«water. 1/871·2866. I Br. I blk lo beach. $470 incl. ulll 805/526·0524, aft 6PM . 714 167~ 7246 wknds. c .......... 3724 ...........•....•...... , CASADEOIO . ALL UTILITIES PAID .... 1 I ' •"' 't l . : -· -.. Orange Cou1 OAILV PILOTIW1dnesday, Otcember 2. 1981 -:--"'1 ~ ..... 4MI ...... ..... .. '-1111\ettl._. IJtotwpW..W 7100 ~!~ ..... ?!~ .!~ ..... !!~~!~ ..... !!~ ~!~ ..... !!!!~!'.'.' .......... ~ ••••• .. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-:;;;: .. ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,•••••••••••• .... ••••••• • •• • MEDICAL P lal M U ISTATI SAU 1•1r..te .. .rtbt11.11 ,_ l..tatt laO Ml ¥ ...... c:.,IW "-9 .. c.t A&lfOIOIYMAM CAS... HAIDWAll Meb f.XP 'D full• /1 0..W.S.. s Roll Top dtek Oak ... ,.. l W 1Pl In flWIUl•koay Al,,Ori & 1' IMLeml Lott 1\U'tltrot'k RldJt £1 .. ntoe.4 •II• flnt faabJon laland rel1ll Ret1ll Salta, L111.1n1 fr 6 Ilk oftlre hefp PoittlOllOIM'f!Nllin& rt S~~lw Ch1n.,~ ... ~abob11"r!~ ,..., arti °' NI Wfl a..,lea Vtn111rt Capil•I Aull An . Rt •f4JS3 11~ can Oftly, bttl•r tom t*or'e £1pr pref •••• , Br eh Pull lime n1r1 M4«91 • Id d r11.al I to .... ''" OMur ... ...., ,, .... for I or Mt-'°' ... laeu Start up Pound 1pproll 11 21 1111.Uloo 1pUt tor n1ht ldvanremul ror naht a c,. r I .. II Bulf•t DrHHrt 3' I tla/wJ ...._.n S Hitt •P uail '"Com Alie> do buliMsa loan•. friendly , blue ryed m111 Confldenual lo penoa Some evea or ~~.::·~~ oul ~S/UCOITS ~~.'d~!~~~~:;a~: JumlM I.Al~~· ' OCIAMYUC.. ::'"" Plue for iub equipment ln11111 Himalayan ''at v1 r lf'rYtew rail J ose, wb~ req_ Call Ray or llOMt:et.t:ANING Attnhm1lHonly <'ellrnl tommaulon ' 4 .. J~ .. '°*Or home Inn C ~P ~ 1 1 :•~ v "'~ m. _ Harbor Ith ll er' c M Fnnll '1 Auto Body. Jim Mt.:WTO,E.O t: SF.ft\' 91$3 °'71 bon1.11 Protrama, aood ISTATI SALE r•v. ~bfla ~ 11116trocompt IMt)OiDIAI stvtuz a. T,_t S4H4.JJ ••l CAStm Good pty, aood huura Nun1na ro bfnef1l1 Apply ll 4 Caahlew, Uni Park, Sat 1'tflll.14Z·W'J •t.nor7~'l D1i4i' HU t"ound brown Dobie, I AUTOIU!Cl~NIC HOUSIWAllSAUS Must havc-own tran11 LYM The l'ennyuvtr, IMO •SU11taJHiltl!9SPM O.U P\ llR, 21A tltl MIWPOIT MACH ....................... ear t ut, female Me~ ~ ~·bes:e'~it apply "'iU time Apply Crow n l.aune&&S !NI 311 30 Conv Uo.p NB J'latenua~ (;' M aiaJe.stlc woodb1i1rn1n1 WM .. UtJI Intl 12$$ l•I s.llet-~ c. f!Y .. i~7-}m dn• I w~ nl)e mt~ llard•nt, 1024 lrvlnt' llOMF.MAKERS aru. Pos •tlitud• ' SALfli wok ilOYt abde In 1903 4ilatl.C.Oltl ' AllPOITAllA AU types ot rtll ~tile FOl.lld 8nltany Sp1n1el. • ami a:!i', lWHttliff)Nft Eun 111 f'r hr •malu needed, 11 dMl1vt Saletperaon 11500BQ»l·4146 Share YOUR IJ1yfront eoo.lJDOaqftat 90'pr1q lnvNtmentuillrel9411 male. vlt. of Ward' CATERING Serv1 rt lloulldlees>a.11&. fn Irvine bfnell_!S-"-C•ll 6429044 ~E M Dial"butora,So Vlctrol1, perftrt cond boa with dock 1p1ce ft. full aervke. lmmed. ~-Talbf.11.,t' w.!9-613} BABYSITft:R NF.EOt;o needs food prtp 'CdM, 1tppru1 12 hrs Ninina Cal 2yrs minimum ex dblr1bUld.$.100/0BO for my 31' S100p. Quiet ~~~1 un ')QjU\ MTDt Foun4 Malt Cork tr For 14 rm o&d 11lrl. Mon· workers $4 hr f'ull pu wc!tll. Girl f'raday MUISIS AIOI ~rltn<'e an the tier ~.7q11 <MLf!!J.IU·atU ~~!Sill'.. -"ll..U%Y Ln.•11 o.&•1 Spa~lpuppy,1pproxJ •'rlmnHded.~3482. time. SAM I JOP M ll.2m!Jitrvlc~9~22 fo:aper'd . 111 l hlfl• lronlc.:' MerOl plHt ~ IOIO .:· 1-.15U12000sqf\spaces .lf""-EA • ~ mo Vac Edin&tr 1111 67'41ZL -Lori '• Kitchen 3077 •·-Ca ,.,_ I' N 8 b 1n11rktl Rall Rradley ,.,--n recna,.. roommate, non for lust Newport Widow h11 money for iun....,1111 lllll·"Q'l'! bytltter lovln1 rare H b 81 d · s t ..... teu !lbaer ...... v. ~Olp wpl "· :7~11870 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111>ller to sb1re Santll C t c' t R It TD · S10""" N ~·""... ..,..., . d M h " Ot v • A l'arl·lime Mu st be Bnng your smll• & Jom ' • HARBOR ARt:A Ana Townhouse Pool. en er. 0 • ea Y · · ll. •""" up 0 ,.. o u o d · Ce rm ll n ~ ~~t~ · on t ru IU9-07~7fora.P.P'l available Lunch, din u:1! Frtt mjr med . den S.I~ APPUANCESERVl<.:E iac.et".ffl~-1 -•~~lu-.-xeoffl"eorre· ~~'o':!~:~~~:~r 8~~.M~tllyeb•1P1~~o,x · • IC.M AsslstaJ\t nen&wttktodll Must tat & li fe 1n11 Call DAILYPAY WebuYuHchpphancu ~ led 2$JOl VIU•-' '13-7111 uuUIU -... Experienced In Con btlll Salary open App ·*lt4. --SI0.$.10/llH COMM . We sell recQ(ld.,guar m.wan a1e • 0 lall.1pprol. l2S01q ft. llln.~-WYsmB Unental Cuisine Xlnt lylnpenmn t 30tu t 30 Euyto-1ell u catana .a~111c~_}19-30'77 lhr 4bdl t 0:: bearbi F /P, '°"moo pr mo. Loc1ted ............... Mk fo'OUNO. M. /Pup~y, Spr-Ptnon netded to meet WIJCI' future Growth tlamh1.1r1er Ha m,lel PAIT TIME Christmas l(lfl pack , .,.y ... -........ CIS v 1 u e C' ea 1 n I · in Cannery Vlll11e. SINCE EARi y 19'\ Id I I f C II 673 1343 t I HS Ad Tl <: M Full ,..,...,...,,.." SUS/mo. lit ' lut. .... ......... T • 0 d inger Spa.niel, acb & 1 8/yr o I r • tor al or in ~7...... 111 ' Part/lime or /tamt!. Les cu.7_.133 Brian lstsc;uu rust ee s Mct'1dden "'" 12101 l school. t ·~ to approx 3.CV~· _. -~ EYOllMl'S Excellent opportunity ----'!~ M trai• .. t 2 b 2-b Otrlce apace for rent, OWNER-NON OWNER 2 ~m everyday, M~ C ...... ~ HOSTESS t S P / T ftD fur college students. Mr •-...&... ,_.. ~ ' 1 .., • r, a . ltOIO Brookbunt. H.8. lthru4unlts "' • .. Sl50 Fra. MUST BE D!PEN· atOr""'"an• eou'-oHty~mo•t Lunrl\l!On, ulso lale We are pruently seek Lyon 760 1143, Sun 10.Z tiM"""' 64S·4S89 around UOO tu .. NB 4i:!O . ft~ carpets, wall PetttDobblt;Jlroker nr111-1 DABLE. Stone('/eek '""i c " • nighl wknds Grinder in& adults with ple1111nl orwkd_y n,,;-. -I--a r 11 · 9 7 1 ·g 41 9 11 drapes. Now ~ 646-6016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.lementary , Wood wius1.1;a hot do11 11111nd. Restaur11n1 N B &42·8881 personalJUes who would ........ neerator. very t' e1n, td/ft.YC*bm Sfrn11n ¥ide4 &nto 3 pvt of-IXICUTIYI bndae. lrvanr . Ref's. t\lll umr d_!I.s 845·4007 - -be anter~ted an work1n1 Sales late, iuto defrost S!SS 2BR or SC Pl111. Lra fim.A»Lmo.963·5647. • ,,_,,../. •SUm• Ple~call~·o.&lafter DBJYRYPlltSOH HOST/HOSTESS 10 Sales & Promotion a.. • . deck1 pool , fa r Newport Beach, share 3 hrunh/ 24hourESCORTS S.30pm Meyerhof"s. Irvine f'/Tposi(ion,days,must wilhDaJlyPalotCarners '--" Gr .. Apirtment saze Dryer. Nonamar S28S anc utal. suite office, ~resticlou.s ._..,,...... t M,.r 11'11u lm~d ,,_nan" Mr btexp Apply an person 10 to lS years old C"'I bo h t Ioodcond .. t60 Reg.Saze B-.IGS md II ._. • ~-~ · -...-'" ·The Jolly Roger 400 S u I d "' us a ut le ou ~asher Ir Dryer , area, I . oor., we •••••••••••••••••••••••COEDS Would Love to 8 30-3. Phone weekd11ys <:oasl Hw . La una n imate ea rnan~s standing career op harvest eold $300 & '::'!t:rf~1::nt3B'Rf t'u!~~ f\M'!I, l!JQ/mo. 646 2414 • I ,._,,.. 5100 Party wath you Call Sue Banking after tpm ~J-62.32 Beach. Y g :!:~.a U.e ~.":JoP;J t~ po rt u n II te s a s an .ll~R- WISTC&.IFf AIU ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Debbie anytimr Deliver LA. T1mu to . ,... Jnsurance Agent Tram Ref" frost frff. rlean. same. 1 chi d OK 100sq.ft.retailsbopn·ow 9S3-9363 TaLER b>rnes '" 11 B 'C M 1~~1f:~';,!';· ~~~~r~~ ~~::·SoM,!n~aa~u:~!~ mg will not interfere wor'k s good szoo Condo for rent. Female, avail .. Kl&b tuffir loc., I -FUU.TIME ~6AM $400-~~r° +or wall tra1~ Own avall11b1hty For ap wi th your preunt ~~~ ...... H.B ~ : 1 · GntitC..,..y . ~~1~~.,: .. e car tr11nsporta11on Call po1nlmenl , ca ll , employment 1 Refrl&. clean. works turn. Pool/tennis. o. AllPOIT AllA &corh lmmedlatu opportunity' · · -M111la 64.\.~ 642-43 t, as or =n 963-4~8 g . •• .....,. or -. . area. ut. I ......._. • ..,...,"""" 2 k f n-ood .. 00 u .. 8S13 -.ozteves/ k ds Approx. 400 sq . ft at Hrs 641 0180 Brentwood Savings & DBJYllY Williams. --• Stl~ _ ~w g · mo ISl 8JOO • Loan has an openanit in f'ull tune for loul de Sales lady wanted for CM I washer ~lean works Av11lablt now 2 rooms · • · C.•/Clatcb our Colt• Mesa branch Uveries. Xlnl dnvang re HOUSECLEANERS, lo ~pe('ialty shop. perm, ood Sas 5411:8513 or C.M. Foo smk. l22S & NEWPORT BEACH S04 A•bp/MC/Ylte ror 11 full·time teller tu rord required Newport phi. P/f' Car 645-$123_ ~!._ure~S.S711 ~ lil:50tlt!tdep.64Hl882 No. Newport Blyd. t80to work $ d11y5 11 week, Stationers lnr 5S7·9212, llOUSEKE EPER Live 'AITTl~I Sales ---.-.-w rks Rmmte to shr 2bd bse, l400ftsq~. ava~. lilt~ a , • ~., • alternating Saturd~ys. MrJ:.rral!!!n!: m for mature <-ouple &9pm. E1~pan1:nc yo~th Part time Sail's, t'X ~· gn~· c~~SSl: or Sm child OK. Sl9S C M sq. · . erra gm 0· Dis. count for Oeb. only .We seek a responsible ftefs. please. call after cou~se aog rm a 5 per· d Motherh ood g · · 64MOl91974-2032 S4l-L324. f1S +FILING individual wath energy DtwhllAn't . llAM 833 2.182 operungs for 3·S sharp M11tern1ly Buul1que , Stl....SS ------Room in very nire a;;; Sloraae Shed 8xlO Ft. Give yourself a . .Le 184BOO enthusiasm and II flai; Non-smokfer d"·bll llousekceper live in outgoin¥maturerople Fashion Is land , flex Whirlpool Was he,. & ind. l 1275 Ava1i $350. Office space for Chnstmas bonus ~Cjaon ~ 1 for working wi th the 11t;nenre ~re erre · ut m11 ture non' s mu kin ' to motivate am auous hrs Eves1wkemls Ca II Dryer. 6 mo. new , under poo R@t. (714'7S2·9523 f'RIENDLY. understand publir S&L bank an" ex w1ll traln raghl pt>rsun . .. , h I{ 1~13 yr olds. Call 2·5Pf11 Mami 7S!I ~SI wml . 760-9440. now. --sell unneeded · tot I s·age <:all " 6-44-0611 woman ... ust ave own 542.4321 eat 343 Ask for --9$5-2418 OMCI S,ACI items in the ang a ma s penence is desirable bu!j I tar & speak English !or Andrea.' . . Sales ._._ q..l lffd Rmmtetosbr 4 Bdrm hse FAStlOM ISLAND ~eter,49"-4871 not reqwred. •HIYllS * prof rpl w·110 yrnld girl Permanent P T retail I cabinets and you own 4 in Beet Bay. Pool SZSO + Presti&ious Corporate Daily Pilot G«AMD O'IHIMG Must be 18 yrs of age & Pvt Rm & Ba House sales position. approx sale. elec stove· 2 ovens. uW.631.Q.20 Plaza -Rent or lease an-ESCORTS We offer all~a rtive1 have a good Dnvlnit re I IO<'ated nr Tu~lln Halls 20+ hrs per week . some I freezer.frig: Char Glo Seekinc a res.;-Ons abl e. dividual offices. Sctry Gift Guide salanes and benefits. rord. Starts at S3 3S .~r Call for appl 89! 2304 P~T Tl~E weekend work, days on BBQ, each SZOO Days prolessional female to services IV ail. Call Call 6 42•5678 EJ11AOllNAI( :~~~e~~~~~r:Yw 1¥'0~1 hr Car IS s~phed Call Ask for Mr St·hark Ma1lingo~rations ly We will train. we 957-8191 ----__ share lovely 3 BR. 2 BA, M()..8712, Mon thru Fri. HOUOAY SPECIAL further inrorma lllln, :a r~'r 8A. lo SP M ~De.. Noe.per. r~ d Must be need a respon mature iu-a.. 1020 home In Eastsade1Nwpl 8:~to4 m. Oltd osll for o please call -QI!. ! 7SI 2680 Tilt' Surf & Sana llolei is j dependable and a va1la · 1 ~rson call 768·0349 :':?::: •••• •••••••• ••• H11 are1. Lov~ly, large WAMTID I C h r i s t "' o s H_f.OJ07 DIYClliMHS loolun1i1 ror a h1hngual b.le on rail N/t Bcb Seasonal Help Woma ns 10 speed Bilte, b~droom SUI le W\lb Executive office space, ••Visor ...... 5450 Tom Counter, ru11 ' part !Spanl)h & t:nglli.h ' ~.:~~08 1~.~~-30 area GtFTWIAPPHS x1nt rond sea Call aft 6 pnute blt.b, pnvate en approx 600 sq rt. Best ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17141979-3910 tune Dtmnult Cleaners. pt r s on l o v. or k · 1 Starting 11 30 Days, 494-7407 ~·~·per month. Newport Location ____ FLY FREE' PA CoorQrl~J!el Mar 75!19901 supervasor pos1t1on. 2nd PHOTO BOOTH atten-1 everungs & weekends Scbwmn Crwser, lark U>Cludes uUUtles. 1st Ir +share reception and HEW YIAl'S EYE 2for 1 roupon~. t3 lllNTWOOD Dynamic sales pos1t1on shift Cont acl M 1!.s 1 d t fl h ft I Apply tr1 person Crown w whitewalls heavy last. 142·8S11fter 6 PM . : copy ~u.I pme nt. pre· ,AITY ""Y~R.J.EnEe~ _63l'aln3669Am 2 SA YIHGS & LOAM wtlh Pet.rolon, lnr Uni Mam 494 497 4477 I an . a ~'f~Js a ' Hardware, 1614 San I dut nms. 100. s.591 Roommatelo share 2br sta1e ten1nl Eves ri. r l640AdamsAvt ~uenewproduct,l(round P.OE ------~.i&i!el_.118 _ --•·--------· r. u or F lrvafte •v· CANCE L LAT I 0 N , for l l~u:ra,. 13 t'oun I I T .......... IL. ........ s•~ S '" • • • ~· n • I b ,v • ..,., Costa Mesa. CA. 92626 r oppty m press1 Ytl nrorrll' ax -... ~ -.vo Se<:retary for 2-man an· W .a.~ .8.1237.SO ta.., utils • .........._. Havee>pening.pvt r u • tries awa11 140 earrunus Call An~wer lnterv1ewer&preparer. rorelegantestates('onv ta Ana law office S97S BOY'S2J6~~sc'Hm:;WlNN 1 S48-0115 -445 acrommodates up to 250 631 J1im " ood hror B b d .. ••••••••••••••••••••• oeoole. C.M. ~7.7234 -. Equal Opportunity Ad_l!_~14~·4300 24 hri. g opport!'n1ly \1usl t.o ll~ share Resort In-S4HMSI or 64!-Q!!S_~ei BEACH CRUISER. 2 F to s N . 2 r pix ---Employer M /F GAL RtlD• y be exper Costa M t's a I ctio Prefer only ex per S36·983Z w/same. Nr bearh. 1266 Uf•H •• Cl & Fo.d noo l rl:,... .. It .., 642·0212 w B s luxury property and IES t~ulils.646·94S3 _ _.A .... .-. ................ iJr ,.... Must type & have lite INSTRUCTIONALAID 1 rhentele Resume and •SECllTAI * 28d 28 W d 112111 sq. ft . Harbor Blvd. •••••••••••••••••••••••! bookkeeping exper Gd N d d r I I l'()ver teller Box 11 1003 Shl90. Pres $18.000 rm. a. oo . · +storage.SSOOmo. ......._W..ted 7100 Banking telephone mannt'rs Ap • ee, t> o r regu ar c 0 Daily Pilot 330 W WordProcessorSl4,400 Huffy heavy-duty boy's bike, 20", $40. 642·0176 bridJe Irv S27S +"" utal. u.. ios 67S-6100 •-r I nly 10046 Su Pioneer I clas:1room 2 lo 3 hours a o.. s PO Bo 1ccn 1'ra1n Wd. Proc. Sl3.200 Strai1 'CM."5.59·9324 'P' ~ FOUND ADS ••••••••••••••••••••••• JO.LEI Ave , Sunta Fe Spnngs day SS <MIJ.S6 1711 llour ~ta ~~a 92626 x .,.,.,, T70, Laguna 8 113,200 SlottorOffire. 13~sq. ft. ID( FREE ADMI .... .rt!.S5TIT'~Yl (2l3J949·0201. ask for Appl y an per~on Foun -----Liz Reinders Agy, Inc ~~-·---SchWltln Crwser. custom lo the Max. seem' is believing 1250 080 §ill.:g74."M6 ..... _,-4042=~-- hepa Mesa Verde Area M ,_>1 "'"' f'ULLTIME 1 Llnda lain Valley Srhool Dis· IECEl'TIOHIST 4020B1rchEsl'64EOE fw•..t 050 S.S.4123 Call Motivated, resourceful Position available an our j ~ 1 -tnct Comer Talbert & for Chlropractlr ofrice Newportl833.Sl90 /free ...... ••••••••••••••••• r. tndlv1dual ntt.ded to as SoulhCoaslPlazaortice ra ~ y Newland i'ount;iin lnsurance&m1sc office I••••••••• I 0 X •o c ••• .., v1ee. I 64J..5'71 SL'll Orange Co~nly bus1 ·Experience requ1 red I SI JO. l"Pl DA Valle1 EOE work, Tues Thurs Sal. ....... M.teriak 1025 6 Otrice or retail shop ness 1n11n 10 oil & gas, Contact Ladies are you low on EW~~ p T Call Pam 9·12, ••••••••••••••••••••••• slora&e ear1ae. $S5 mo. ·1 · d t I b nk & e I estate Kath A ....... Jrgey cash • W.e.U. Or an ge J M Ft 64S 5300 SECllTAIY ._.OW 36•,FT .Wail now6Q-4832 space avaa am me ta e Y 11.ost: While Persian cal a ang p rra 71! u'~':':""'-·=--e4llnt'y's .fttlrst D111tm"Jr S x.pe"' f n ed en<' h 00 1•: -·-' Excellent opportunity " · ~sqft.J:i5ss~ v1r Cress St Laguna ventures re er allrai· ~ .n'OJ """" Servin• r11n help You person with top re Receptionist 118 Conv I for hagh powered in · Red.wood, 2"8 eckang, ~~~ ..... !~.~! --Beach. Mtssang Nov 21 ~1t":~t~;s~n1~~le "1 ~e~~ CAl.JfOINIA No up needl'd must rl'renws for first rlas.; Hosp , IS an·epl1n g apps r d1V1dual with lop typing ~·20 longDeal:o,r~~OO: 1617Weatcliff. N.B. Want rcW Call494-7880 secretanal ~kills Send 1 ha\e 11wn lran~porla sho~>'rall~40"7m11rn for .exp rerpl lfea\') I &sborthand skalls Must I enca~f.1 c .°bf finaoclal inst. 70005.r. .... 4475 c;;t Gold Color Cocker t u T fEDEIAl lloo. & be21l 30 Yrs old angs phoiles liB Con\' Hosp be a1tgress1\·e, s tir lnsta a ion avai a J e l.lt.floor.Acenl$41-~2. :,·~~~l·St••u••••ho••:••1•·a•• & Terrier Puppy Vic ~:c!.i.~sCa mpus Call 714 971 034 2, ~af SeC'I ~~1l1orida St HB starter&ablebloa 1 ssume ::k:~~!eg~~ ~ ore.c a,e oc · Humbolt lsl11nd 1126 Dr Suite 200, Irvine, S....&Lo. IOAM2PMfordet111ls t I -·--re s pons1 1 1ty ----•-· ~~Ta oonf ..... baooy N_!wpoJt '!,~meaon ~1425 -~IS. IBSTown?:enterDnve ~;al -Jllewpo CLrReal ..stale C8ongl'hn1al Ne.,.porll C~~ 10"'0 ~--,..._ .., ..•• .,., . L d b If Cosla Mesa,92626 LOCKERROOM L1t11i1a11on l1vr rirm 1.1.IMVESTMIHT t'ac i-ommerr 11 -.-~-~ SpecicM.11 executive of· S7HW,S73-140l. " Lpo:,~~. sto~rJer ~~r~p A....wc Dwe/ Equal Opportunity J ATTENDANT i.eeks exper'd Legal 1 Earn whilr you learn brokt'rageorfat'e ,. ...................... . tires acrou from Caty :MOO sq.ft ., S offares 'I t'Onlaining passport Eaerrise ins tructor Employer I Must be able 10 speak Sec'> with good 1yp1ng. 1 H E R I T A G' E Sharp Video Camera Hall. All aervlces av1ila-wort spice. W ~osta 'rrl9-0520. needed part lune Open 1 Eng.lish, transportation dirt a phone &t SH sk ilb I IN v EST M ENT w 111 Contact Peggy SSOOor Best Offer bie, 'opliooal'. Ftom 22S MeSI, or Placenta a ''Lost M G Sh h d ang soon1...-1 M1L....a• 1 Bookk~ing/At'counti.ng l nettsSary. please call Salary o.pen 640-6960 tear h you r re at 1 v e I 833-2900 I 673-0822 sq.ft. up at reasonable 19th. Ample pkg, JlSIO rey a ire -..,_, Manager with minimum ~.1,_Bud • IE'-Al SEC'Y I hnan<'1ng .. 1031 E1· ....c>LTA SIT 1011/J rnt1ls. No lease re· m>.Qwnr/bkr.67S·3S68 ;..atn~=ebrt~:a rsl,l~r ~W~._ 13-S years eiiper E1rit· Ne.,.~Bearh lawrirm changes, in~estor dt> SECllTAlllS with 17 and 14 lenses glired,call6'73-3002 ................. 4500 Laguna Canyon Rd & ~ta MesaS45·2llf anc National Company GIUTHOUIS 1 seek~e al set" wllh 13 velopment & tounsellng Work temporary Jobs plus 28 2 8, 135 2 8, DECUTIYE ........ ••••••••••••••• Stans Lane Ans.,.'ers lo •ALTaATIOMS• in women 's weight re-tAM-J,M I ~ ) & ood EJtper counselors re rlose tohome M>-2al room plus xtras SUms •.cllArH! Salver. Please ra II SEAMSTRESS I durllon bustness offers Join lb! Los Angeles yrs ega ~"/ft ~afar . I cerve 100'1 romm Thu; VICKI HESTON j and auto flash. $-<ISO. lmmedi1te occupancy 714-494-1368494·0508 Bridal shop altera11ons xlnt al~sphere &t rum-Times <:m·ulalton team typing s a s 'th el I L~ an unusual opply for & A.SSOCIATES QBO,=--SZS.~.._,l(l=-24 ___ _ ...WA•E Superdean.t200 sqrt.ii,sl!GOjd.i,;b.Rtr .lg dept. Costa Mesa. l pi:nsataonpa~kar.Sen~ ~c ~~~~11 /0tu; ;:~~,~~=-~atewi ~~~ti':t':~~ieC.:"r~!'li 54().0400 c.t.. IOJS PLA1A lnclud101office.Lg com· M Laguna B r h St&-1821 5569333 ~~~oor.Parfi~':~~e. lirestyle Work Shrs UalfS.Cretary 1.Vance$46-S880 SICIETAIYl.L '·•••••••••••••••••••••• Newlua.uryofflcespace filete darkroom. Perr. ~ard!·494·6777 Answerin g Serv1re, 1600 e St., Ste 21S, per day 1n our Tunes forNlffirm,musy6etn t Secretanal pos111on in S~n:,~e Kittens. M f , in Irvine's busiest !>r photo lab or de· Lost BURMESE CAT I graveyard shift avail , Newp Bearh. CA Circulation Sales ore.re telhgenl & mollvated.jfte!taurants ar1llve _Newport Center ..,.,. •• Cflllttt! Easy Frw1 ac-signer. $400 mo. eyed M. REWARD ! typing 35 wpm. Cal! ~._ ____ Have more t1nll' for your ex<'ellent skills. ont> to Part time counter help Realtors .offl re front 9s1-1i5o7 __ _ cal. Avail. now ! Call 8Sl·l 441 642-lJ(J_L_ _ ~H!40EOE family, studies. o r two rs hllgation ex-from llam to 3pm offic-e pos1llon requires DoCJI 1040 fordelalls lost: Whippet Brindle. I lllPll leisure arl1v111es We pene~ce Salary Com· Ga 's Deli 752.$40t good lelephune vo1re. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill-I Hi 64MZJO 'it':/',""t/ female. "Daily". ATTINTIOM!!! ResP!>nsible mature an pay hourly wages and I mensurate walh ab1hly, REST"UR•NT -C-t lyp1 n g. S H & a p K.EESHOND Pu~ AKC -------------646-6176 Teenagers & divadual with strong romnuss1ons Con M 646 4466 n n . a er· pearanre Real estate Champsare M •fo . Pet a. •Da.UXI OfFtCIS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · _,_ _ -Homemakers boolkeeping skills. good LOS ANGELES Tl MES la('t _auie, ang firm bas o~nang for expenenre helprul but I s h o w P v t p l y U63room. NoleaJere-........ lost f blk Lab puppy, IAIM DTIA I organizational ability, JJ7SSunllower Ave., CM ..... Office respon. adult to ~perate not essentia l Prerer 2~·J.345•ft6 pm. ~ Adj. Alrporter Ch 1rt.rlty 5005 l8lh Ir Santa An:l. C M · CHRISTMAS MONEY" able to handle a vanety (7}4)$40·0301 Immediate openings, Hobart auto shrer "I local resident f or an SHIH TZU pups. AKC. ~.m.3223 ..... 12. • ... ~:-....... ilTIYw"lfT• .,.c .. 144 9· il2•4917· TA.KJNGSURVEYS o(duties,lyp1ngSO ,wpm. ~aL~'!!PIC!}'er : mult1·spt>c1allY group learn portion control terv1ewcallMrs Duhl j l250•ndup Cashonly LOSING LEASE. quit· ....,.... OVER PHONE Call Karen 9·2 S46·0672 HAllCun&S Medical ret'ords. recep· Exp pref.butwalltram WttlnH.TnlorCo. 6311-9308 17TH STlllT line business. selling out lost: gray & w~.ite you!'.g FROM YOUR HOME for ~·t With rlientele, 70 301 lion. data processing & 9th30AThM to 6&PM6,PMMonl ' -_Re~tors~-4?19__ I -._ COSTA MISA ALL supplies and fill· male cat. Mo10 I ••~1·4407•• . busaness offll·e Contart ru urs. oj ~·..,.. 2or3roomoffkesu.ltes. turaioduding. 548 ·3108 . 642·91 42 ••~·9262•• Have somethan~ to sell' splitmnewNBsalon Mrs Sharon SS7·6300 tPM Sun 979·07'7 for ,Serv1re Station Allen AKC. cood permenl A/C. plenty of prk1. Util Di.splay cases. w1ita.ng REWARD. or Mr . D. Class1f1ed ads do it .,.'ell 67>3828 I Bnstol Park Medical a-31'.h_Lon'~ Kitchen I ianlf ~ply al 1~9~2 ! $ beautiful emales. all IDrLAvailnow.Call room chairs. Beauty Lost. Lrg Framed p1c· ~ Hairstylist G ISaJes aca c st Hwy, red. FromSZOO Rnlnpnmi~ 17S-6700 Salon hairdryers and lure of Tiger. On Baker Da1·1y P1·1m ................. "· .. : Be your OWll Boss. Sub l ~ -----MasterCraf\ of M anilll t213}S92·JJ71. -9562 Slaan z ofc suite in pre· hydraulic ch1irs. mir-Nr Fairview REWARD lease spare In NB Ask MIDICAL as now acrepling forl Ta&'HOME 11 mo Bm1wht maxed ltiliOUl.U,.Ortuea.37S ron,sbelvesaodplants. 54l-0234 orS40-7Sl8 focChurk,67S·~-fR~NTOFflCE; I qualified Sales people. OPllATOI ChlhuaJtu131bs.remale aq. ft. For det1ils ull Abo, make·up, shampoo Found: ;l-27, Male rat, • . Class1f1t•d Ad~ an• lht• Exp b1l1Jng1rollect10~ Pluse Apply m person., for Hotel Laguna Some No small Children. free ~-· and hair products. looks like gray lab· Adver~· . l' .. les 30SW('r 10 a :.Ul'l'l'!'o!\rul I ~nsu.r:n"!:1~~~s. ~ c UIOt. South _Dyer In the l>iMI· Apply to .Mrs lovin&J!oim. 8S7·Sl61 -.... ft. M-a Verde Calll31·'7$4or by /5iamese max ->d t J1Prpogrl areay, Xlntl AntiqoeGwld Baltaiar. 494·1151. 425 German Shepherd Puri -., ~.. afterl l98-ll09 i:arageor~ar. ~.•ll'' II' ,. 540-05Z2 area. Ualecrest area. ~S-1914 ~;xpt•r Ol'V. ~pJpl'r •IL'IJ a~ :>Jlt'!'-l~l'Mln to a bellt'r way to li'll mur(' salary & benefits call I ---, So Coast Hwy . Laguna res 7 wks. S7S ti. 2 b k SQ-4123 PRESCHOOL found 11-29 Doberman handll' kt·~ an·ounb lor llranl((' ro.ist people' 9SS-2(q2 Want Ads Call642-S678 Bearb __ 1 Sable M w 1blk l .A.YFRO ..... T C~st~ M~u . land & mix Puppy, no collar. l>ally P1lo1 Sttlotr~. rnmm1~s1on and ---T~ OIL COMPANY muzzle. l blk w1S1ble "" "' buildinp 1.ncl. 640·4287 Vit'. Elden / Del Mar. l'.uellt•na lll'nefll~ c;rrn\lh 11Pfiu11unrt 1t·' nttds mature person for runt. 847·91124 Prime oftke. 7IO-N40. brV. Days 641 -1156.~ Eves for per~on "llh 1·an'<.'r amh1l10ns S.•rul short lnpg surrounding Golden Retnever Pups r.ta lleaa, 2SO sq. ft, what I do, add up to &t6-Sl88. r11m11lclt> rtsumt• 111 ~farri rrnitf'I l'n Cost• Mrsa Cont art AKC M 1f All Shots. a .Wle. $175/mo. Utils in -l50,000 to >:our income-Found 6 mo o ld F Box 1$60. Costa ~k'a ('A !Qi2fl Nu phont• customers We lr1an weeks Sl50 Id 77. W l"'tb St fut -... mv needed · ta II s, p It• a ' t' 1\n 1':1111 a I Ov vu r ~ T 7l4 -3 2l88 c · · • · · D1rreii:" 496-66S3 6-10 ~n Shepherd. Vic tun1l~ Emplon•r ;· ( ( ...._., ) ) Write D, Dick. Pres. ..,.. · 0~--e1.... PM Perunsula. 673·6456 . • S o u t h w e s l e r n "'°ee to very good home. Dlluu Peninsul1 Office. · Found: Blk & Wht Kitten. ORANGE. COAST DAILY PILOT Petroleum. Ft Worth , beaut. male Old English APPrmimately 940 sq ft. 3 or 4 mo old? M. No col· llNTE 1 1). 76!0L _ Shttpdog, also gd house C8thed11I Ceilincs with ........ .,., lar_..,c ,.....9 330 W. BAY ST ,• COSTA MESA, CA. 92626 TEXAS RE F l NE Ry r: & companion Must Ii b N .,,,,._,, AN EOV•L OPPOllTUNITY EMPLOVEll d I Truaes, Sky I u, ew 41 yn a money maker. Found. Gold Brown ·.............. .................. .......... CORP offers plenty of e aroun peop e Carpelina. Wood Par· Tooloutlon, adj1cenl to Corgi. 18 in tall. F. Vic. mo 0 e y p I u 5 ca s h 6Jl-:i067 ______ _ quet. Air Conditioning. Balboa Pavilion. Good So. Cal College. 7S4·9060 bonuses. fnn1i1e bener1ts Germ. short haar ma le $1110 mo . Leav e lease. For information "-·-"':Mens lOspdbike lo mature ptrson an pup4mo E1 Bid Lanes flleua&e. rill ruuuu Costa Mes a area AKCallshols551·44ll _ u f7Ht06u MEL FUCHS R L TR . Call 541Hl32'7 { ( ) ) Reg a rd I e ss o I u CUDDL y COCK ERS 675-8120 'IDENTIFY __ <C> perience. write •·I. WJUholdforCbnstmas' C-•rr ¥~ found. Vic 17th 6Tustin. Sears. Pres ' Roa 711.1 AKC.6wksold, blonde' Office or ret1il shop CM. Approx 6 mo F Tan f).. W2f1b Tx 16101 I ch....,, ..,..,.. ea $40.9444_ tp1ee 1VaiJ immedi1tely Sh h d T p dog ~~ 45111qft.$f7Smo Or 1... 5t'l5 ep er ye WAITRESS WAITER Adonble pure breed 113-eZZ. • •• ~:-••••••• ? ••••••••• FNov.21d.646-Dl4ll b di New spa' per· ,w1cabr ror wirker basket Sheltlepupp1es SIS Call oun : og. ree unc serv 9 30·1 30PM. 642.6271 Proteaaional Attorney's CAPITAL WAKTID Cortall beige w gray on Mon-Fri Eim SISO·Sl7S ---~--- ottice suite in South Na~iooal restaurai;it bick. 0 Gentle. minds wkly Must be neat. ,,... .. Y• 1045 Onace Count.y is sttk· chain seeks mvestors in well. Has choke chain. person1ble ' energellt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ina compatible pro order to expand com-631-9601. c • 979.0747 aft lOAM for Fret German Shep pup f--.ltenanu such as e:oy operations in found Afghan Bnndle a rr1ers f . t ~ pes. 1 M. 1 F. blatk. 11 taomeyt, CPA ICCOUO· eatminster Mill Our male, CO(kt'r Spaniel, or rou es 'L -. • ... wksold ~12497 _ _ taa11.inau11nrebroller, coocer.t f~atures ...._.1r -1-r Ternermix -·--• II 1050 lnvntmenl ('Ounselor. beallhlu exc1llng food .,.. """' • • H t• gt Be h ......... •••••••••••••• NLCt pb11*°1i1t, recrwter. 1nd drinks in an at-•':lite tin ma le. Lab In un In on ac I ...... 1005 ..................... .. P\111 service aulte + rmspberetomatcb max, blicll fem pup ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• **I IUY * * -"•-.. 1 1 1 b ~ ,._..._ ..:...... Shepherd tan and black f f • V II & N rf 8 h ........ , •111 et c c u · .. KR-.-. -relDlle.144-3656 oun a1n a ey ewpo eac """•ti•• Good usfd f),rnature ' ::.f:1~1n1. Call Cor ardJ. Kastle Lott: Little F Puppy. f _•t•. ~! .. '*10.4 ~V~':ffi.f~'RY~u will 14 0 Reddish color. Red col· ~Wi 0>.m ~ .. 1 BEVERLY & MASTIH AUCTIOM larw/2bells. Vil'Col ege ·-sr M-TS PARTNER ......... ~•U-HJS Need f1lf1 cad Part1Jack.S5f·~ iaw.eoastHwy.NB ~ --- l.Glt In Colla Men are. 7 dealttl, <'ountry 1nt1 1 IUY MMITUft • fir C•ristnlS ......._? Weimar1ner pup, rusty quea. folk art, antique .bg _ 9$7-11.lS .. , ... , brown • white cheat ..... EED ED tools, ht>rb pl1nb Ind a IClfas New • Lov · name Amber, Rewud " • Good Earninns CALL produrts Ameri"'" nuts 111 Sluptn. Sell your unneeded items wt th a low cost ad under the 0111y Pilot Gift Guide •meor@S7tl. ..~ CI RCULATION ~FW\f0f~4n @l,_f~A_t:r9!Wt6U7_08 Lolt: red wallet. keep Earn $30-SSO per week. • Super Trips DEPARTMENT ...... 0.. Pwt Salt. llftlna1-~II 11Dfte1. rtttarn ••lid 10 Trips & Prizes. Ctl Mr. 1 •. 11 Pilat AnUcaue 0111 tlrepl•tt' 1111 1lmo1t coll'l plett 111.5 llJadere Ttrract, • Great Prius -·or <'OUkt bt 111td q" a I !_,t, ". e Iii Id C411.f1MNZ. Ctl•~• .t SJt.0601. t• lliftc aiw btd •ead· ,.,."¥ Lo1t : ~ Huak1 ~ board pitu Larae utp::U.•_• __ Cal H'I u79 sh p lu rd , w b he , ..__._... ·•~· • _,::;:. female, 12 1ra old. 642·4321 ~ -· ••rJ lift · ~:Z~'~·~=~: VI..-Auwen to "Sudda ". ,... __ ,,.~ '""· .,_ -.... ....,., m.tuf C .. btJ II ..... _. ........., C'OUar. DO lap. "-"-._ 1 ------~===::========::==~~~::::::~~~~========::d:6'~ ........ m!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!~~~~~~~L!:==~===========r===================~========~L!~~~t"!•!·~-~-~~~~-~== ... ~ ..... 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[~your~~-u;,r~~-........ IOIS Cniiaer. i3 ft. 1o hn Stir Contained Xl111 .74 t'ord Ni ct· lfody 284a2M1r&1aentt Pkwy 11111.ndu ol 3 yr In"' 1:.1 \Hill c un\t•rt1hl1· ;v•t:AM~j(()••;,•;;.~~;J°" 49S 1202 u,. room o.., o t ••••••••••••••••••••••• F1ct ury Warranty cond l$SOll ' N I , Mis 11 V J Paynnlll or S38S 14'11h :\Int rootl luacll''1 I.ow ' dtt k l Uphol ed b rat Sacnfice at SIZS Micro film viewer good l..olded , S49 :t077 M7 4639 r alnl. ew t re11, runs son ie o l500 down Or purrh:i"' l..o-. m11t•.111t $5200 or 11uto tr1111!\ l.ipt• w 1bu:!~r sw1 v~l s~~!~ 645-H ll <'Ond Btll At llowt ll ~ · --' • &.ood. f:vl.'$ 496 347s Avery Pk~)' OXlt for Sl4 900 12K m1 A~ j l>t"'(t uUt·r 631 14:\11 t\ vi. ti.It ""'hl<"I. yellow p.aml "'-•••••••call ' M•r ie 835.3100· fW6.Z293,9&4·B222&·S Trtlln. Trn.e 9170i..._W..e.cl 9590 lolfl.Hw)' 1 IWnlbies r ~K m1 ex 'fllL, <'J r L' rrJrl) to .:u 3 0·· h ash. u s el ,. . 9 953-1~ .& • OWNERSACRIFICE ............................................... IJl-2040 495.4949 tended s :rY tl'P 1'1111 I IJS X WY I s~·o~9 ~~a.l'vAlvet,.,ol1vM,x1n",~.~~.rn1dJ..!.m12tooowborth ,.;~M t tt --d -1 ,.. Pacemalte r ln ,Tent tr11ler, hard top, Mlll~a-youa C!oft4Sunda1s 1117-7808 }!'611 MC:Hll (;1' ori,~in.111 lllt"Cwlnrt' ltohanK. r ' ""' " • .... •"~ u ypewn er. mo e Newport mooring, 2 dbl. sleeps 6 used u few "s"-.,,... "''I' 1·uut> ••JOc 1111rbur Rl1 d . Cu~t 11 rond. Chair, O\'e r 6441197 -DAl t'Ond S3SO.C1ll. st1teroom:i, wonderful tunes Canvas good. CiOOOUSEDCAll ltlllMW , . runrun~.Ol',.ltrt•\ M es.i 64211010 o r stutred, gretn slrlpe,llohday Greetang Cards Marg1l' ll3S -3100 , OJI0.•9922 mus t sell , wanter Anythm11 co11s1dercd . ·CLOSEOUT IKl310GX, 4 sl)d, wnr , 12,IUI . !160S996 $40-li:!ll coffte tablt. 2 end a.d!ir~i.sed. stamped & 953-1~ _ 8uu Ellsworth hH yi;u; barpln pnce. best or tmthru 1980 SAVEii AM /FM cassclte ~tl'reo. uim Camaro :\t1•t> (l395 DllJ!UlfS, gold , S Newport Brh & C~sta II. $750 H e rm e s! 24'TllwanbulltTrawler .,._S..iu ,_.. •• 979-7JII7 nu AM 1-\1 taiw Pr p HI'"> .~·i :itil(il'xt31ljd:i t I b I es , a 11 S 2 S 0 tl e I 1 \' l' red t u P 0 . IBM Correct1011 Seltctnr CKRJSTMAS gift ready. ~9 ~ lint cood $4000 bi.I ofr I Tl MG B. ,lllw new 231< I or b<·~t uffvr fl7S f610 120XM, xlnt rond, S.S0 Men a rea E la ine calculator, paymaster. with EVERYTHING! &AccnMrl•a 9400 L " '77 8210 ty $3500('.ollt.45 2421 1 rold 9920 Carpet, like new, all S.SO ~21626 _ d1cta11ng marh1ne1. Looks like a real i~land ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft Sales and Leasing at S2S75 P'ONW 9750jCM.-631·S67~ --· Save on Chnstmas Gifts! ~-91~1 _ _ girl. Pirce redured to competitive prires ~~x-~· 1102 l'H'' ............. •• ....................... • ....... . Living room tables $300. sr; 75<"', off on name 7 ft Marbel exerut1ve Sl~.~· Call Maryl'11ne ATTBtnOM •I .,, 0 ,_,, C....ty ctllent service and parts ,_,.... 972l '19 rorsrhe 911 SC •'Pt' • CM•r'OMt 10 La mp $90. Danish brund items.to our Dis-desk. xlnt rond, $800 or £1she: 673·9330, tdo .MG'S dept •••••••••••••••••••••• sunrf Mcion:.t11n1· blk I MoiuoSportC«*I" dresser SIO. Marble lop rount Buyer s Club F'or ~t offer IW8·1122 _ _ AnC a e. 2TONNEAU COVERS ~Harbor Rl vd JOI GTI lthr S!l,S(.wJ<!!H 4K!IX 1-;rooom1e ,11 4 tyl . ivto bathroom sink S80 OBO tmr~O__r!!ll SS 2 4275 Solid Oak f1hng Cabinet, p ..,. loet Fits MG's. '71 thru '81 COSTA MESA Good selection of pre '77 Anthr11C1te,. red ant '60 Por l56H. mint • cmd I run~ lllr' 1 ond el\' •Omstmas Ma~iels * I credenza. 66 inches lo11g w~ 216 to 30 fl Twin Never used, $75 ea -779·2500 viously owned BMW & Only 18.000 mtle:. Ont' i.anlfact' Sl!4Sll CJ HO. , 111\HHJ(Jll' ·42 Lane cedar chest SIOO Hollow or tJ1g Timber x 26tnches H x 18 inches screws 1 must. F'u lly Maria 631.7797 Ive msg other fine cars 1n ex-Owner MINT ssooo an 5481>.5(16, e-vh • OML Y $4995 50'1 Burl ma~le tablt. All C~tom. Free .est. deep. Paid S99S Sell 139& equip'd. Bristol dean rellent rondltaon. t.~ pl,000 673 6372 .63 Pori.cht.> 35h,\ (;oocf HOWARD Chenotff carnage design MOO _646-2707.-'~ 6436e's _ 734.297:; only Call 111 _. 9725 l'Ol1d SiOOo ilmi· (JuailSts -.:ms M 1 ~---.-. --C -11.it.,_uo.o f We also have a lease ,,_ ' . • , , f\.\ POHT BEACJI Mhceaeott1 IO DESKS&COP\MAH --~-•t l _ UTllOOYWOll companythatleases ••••••••••"f••••••••••• 830186Karttrll\I • Bedroom ~rexel triple •••••••00•••u•••••••• 6 dwr. walnut desks at S ELL· TRADE · 0 R Up t.o50'1 off your body other makes or autos. '74 Fiat lZ41\Sprl l'pe 77 911S mint rond m1·11 133·0555 dresser ~trror At 2 night LOSING LEASE. q Ult· SUS ca Rtl over S300 PARTNERSHIP 36 · """" . 9832 truclts and vans For ad-Good rood lie st offer I slll't.•r ,nrf ''" am i 111 SEE US FIRST' standa m111t ~ond. $750, ling busin~s. selling ~ut Copy ma ch for $1200. Pacemaker r I y 1 n g s,..,,, estimate! SJ6--dillonal informa 11on on f;ves call 646-1S28 ru~' ~~µtl \1 U)I w1· i.\'i.-h..ii 1 , a l!ood ~election ~matt like nu $80, ALL .su~phes and fix· _llY._q_ttr ~ ~7S·9ill Bndge Sedan. Must sell' leasing please call Ha.d9 9727 l'P iii~ 15;,'l 1l1~!1 1 11 r \ E y,r & us fl: o tabl!tn:~~st;0 r~~e ~~111cud1ng 1 ,... • 1017 Bestoffer.67lJ'.J4so . ROLLIAI 714 9721270 714 6619611 •••••••••••••••••••••••....., 97551 t'heirnlt't!>' . ( · . spay rases. wa1 11111 •••n••••n•••••••••••• ......... 1 WluD Obi 3" mushroom, fits VISIT YOUR 998-0165,aters. --room ch ~1rs . Beauty BeaullfulF clW!anl.'s.rt-·-" I s.111>:.s1d~l25.673.SS78 ~aguoddeal;rndgood .•:•••••••••••···~····•• Queen size bed-sofa ' Salon hairdryers and ady for breeding SIS .. YACHT~ -liltersalessernce set ORANGE COAST I " RenJull 1~~ti 'e,. Ethan-Allan Light hydrauhr ch:m s, m1r-each.IW2'624aft.6 3S Vilt111g0 S. F ·77.TW l ,.~......_rr-L.. HO.,..DA eng,Ure!..,hot ... \ S'lllOO t d S2SO rors shelves and plants -----1 Cats Ldd w1electrun _._..._ I& f"lll s.'57241 green wee Also ... k h· tree 2 Cats. Cahro At ow'c ....................... HE"'D U"'RTERS ........ 9756 S48·2497 · rM e up. s ampoo s· E 1 I af · · · IMPORTANT · 10A ~ "' j ~ oyu Ollna cabinet SSS. coffee and hair produrts r ia'!lese &x rBeme Y., I. 50% o(. ... Sll0,000 NOTICE TO TO AY 111 •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• . l'all 631 9754 or e<1aunate eauu u I 4.S' otr Offshore S F • SALES-SERVICE4.EASING • • • 111 O£Al£R IN US A table S20 .• lg nower chair after6 898.6809 Will not spltt up &th BUit to Highest spers READERS AND '08 w 1s1 SANTA ANA UNIVERSITY I · $4.S, 2 uer mah tables _... declawed & Spayed b COLONIAL . ·11 ADVERTISERS 3 7 . SE 'I" IY"'IVCAR\fER $3S. dinnelle set. 2 l'anad1an Red Squirrel 99'7"'4800 964-9072 . >' • In j The price of items 7 14~ 1 I SALE.5& H\ IC • I !'\\JI leoes. 6 chairs $80 f\trStole.hkenew S450 --· = --TW 6·71 5· 7 5 KW , advertised by veh1rle C.,L.9,l?E~SlJNOAY OlDSMOllLE Dr\! I c ~ Child's bilte seat SlO and 7j().(i~i7 _ i.os & °"JNs I090 RDR. AIP, RpF, YH f~ dealers in the vehtr le I WE PAY HONDA 1\\ ... .11 .. L Y l'\\..J l\....C misc. 25301 Alicia Pkwy SEASONED t'IR EWOOD ·~··•••••••••~··••••••• F I B ' b I m ~ n : classified advert1s1ng I TOP DOLLAR Tlw Mott hcff*J GMC TRUCKS .,,,. (rear .. upsta1rs1 O'Con· forSale Dell\•ered C.il117~~~h~a:l~~i~~1l~ul. fin!~~.~o:.us~b:itn;, i·o11u~ns does n 1 ot bin 1 · P'.+OfYow 28.50 llarliurHll1I .... ;,0~111 \uNo:~t" ner Mortuary. Laguna Ed~SSSI In • 0 r r ude l!nY app 1ra ('I FOR USED CARS IMW'-rcllaw Or COSTA m :sA Hills --_ _ 67S:_7St_ -ers. 1 ta."es· license, transfer AUN MAG MON L.eeM C..W t. 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About 1, a..fw 9050 .trot <Wv1ce cert1f1calaons CUSTA MESA rl~ ---~~,•._1. new radia ls Hun' .111d 673 itlil color tv SlSs contemp \.: --costolne,. 831·7896_. _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• or dealer d0<.•ume11tary 549•4300 549•1457 v.-.--loolts xlntSJ.Ooo T--'- 9765 oak 6 pc b; set 1350, 2 dlshw~shers. $20 ea. I ~ IOtl Charter custom •2· yacht preparation rharges un ( 1_4J 5.JJ~53l) .a9H9:11 .:.~:::•••••••••••••••• '-eel I d' t · new I bladt' rt'el -... r-yourpvtChnstmas lessotherw1se Sp('l'lf1ed PORSCHES '131tONDA ('l\I( 5~~ gass '" se ' l a,.nmo .. e r S3 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ':'rt to 20 1' bvtheadvertiser Ol.AMGECOUMTY'S IYTOY01\ l'OROl.l.•\ C 9 933 R1•1era sofa bed w 631 s.xis ' Rossignol 190·ROC skis, pa y. 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"indo~s. iphl pecan coffee & end; a tera ions, G 1094 is· Mutineer Xlnt cond I CONSUMElt PorM'he rhl'rk .,.1th 1·~ I $7,500 ti75 lf>:JI, bl~ 11>'.lll• Dir Harb111 Bh d !>i-itl. ltn)I r()(if t 4 94!!> tables w. matching wall ~1argi.!'83.5 3ioo, 953 ·IG52_ ~ oocls w trlr. SISOO O&. Must ' BUYING & LEASING I Toda " J e\'I? r Costa Me~:> 1>42 00111 ur S.ll!f:l Tht:•ud•>r .. Rohtni. units Exe. r ond Nolwatt'rles~ C:ook~;ir1· 20 •••••••••••••••u•••••• ~ll,l_oe!lf!;l).7f!86 I SERVICE ) ~~ ~CAR\!Ervare Leas1 JftMll 9732 541}~11 lllr ll.irbo1 Hl1d Cu~t .i • Junk.966·S21Q_ rx·sel.Nl'\l'rused S-100 MAMUFACTUlll'S Ne VI RAB 8 IT All makes & modl.'IS :l'£•1j1\·~ 1'l...Jl ·······················1•2 M..irkll,)la ... )!n j!ll<><l \l'''J Id! llU llJ.,'°'!'ll' MAHOGANY 642 ~. QOSfOUT SA ILBOARD fartory Lease any 1981 or '82 on iU nl5 !()y('E !MY SHAIP cond no rad1dh St ~1K1 ~· 11211 cmNACABI NET Amway D1rel't Dasi go-Omni ·Skates. 3625 du-eel onJy $649 comp Apr Cr S200dngets you1 ......... -.... 0 " ~,.-.,,,, ..... :. , ... ,. I CCM•Hordtop ~)LI o~··~o; ~d 9940 ~~----645·115~ 111g oul of bu;;n.ess 'r°r :rsA~thur Bl vd. Ste ~I_-111«1anCymakN W ...... ~".:'c' . .',::•·;:~·1n,u ,...,."',..,M ,.,,,. ....w •7lhttMt!Heoty 1 .8 lt"hc·a 1.T t.1fthJ1•k ......... ••••••••••••••• FRENCH PROVINCIAL ientory ' 11 ·'-' -s· Flapper. !iberglass ALL 0 ' 'IKIBMW633Auto,11.ht Must ~ell llest uffi•io"'r .ur arn fm .wtn lw•I!" 'Iii\ ~urcl <•rdn Tounnjt Beaut. dining rm set. whulesah•, Literature. Surfboard 8'4" Russell saJlboat,1295 I 6'75::_9153NB~·6636SA WE IUY tan, 18.000 mt Best of 14500 ('hui.I. ,.1 t .. ir, m·,. !tr•·~ hrakt· S4fi51l 1 11nHn1hli da~,ac. Iii~ complete,Sl800.64i_!44~ tapes SO ' disrount ~Rader Ver) Good _ 645-9127 .... •/ fer. take oHr Is(' !156 12111 ,1J 7:, 1 u 7 tl 4!1i51 411 malNlll' 1;rl'JI n uul KING INNERSPRING li3l 5rul , OJ!i~.!l-35 Call960 1346 1S Hobie Cat 16'. yellow C':9wc1 9SZ01 CLEAM CARS "94·!M56 ~kends IVcAswOCJtft 9770 a• Sl81XJ 1mo Ca U jjft EXTRAFIRMmatlress ROTIITll.LER :'<le11.• t90K2 244 ska s trampyelwht saals,'74 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANDTRUCKS l973BMW 2002.4 ~peed , · I••••••••••••••••••••••• 56iS48i2 set, never used, wonh Mal) Taller. xlnt rond w 1'yrolean 250 btndm11s t rl r S 1800 wk d) ~ P'lmlEST new Blaupunkt AM F~ IM_. • 9731 'ro ·s,; \'W h•ft &. nght ;'! (;J(.\~ADA 2 dour ~.sac 1248 del Never ~ -i 99 · 2582 & slt1 brakes Sl35. used 1 S2 8-7 t 08 . wk n d !> 1 •57 T-lllD stereo rassette ~port •••••••••••••••••••••• • d11()r 73 ll'h 1lix1t S50 Air rnnd auto trarl!> used queen sz. worth Plumbing Fi xtures 100 Ross Tyroha 350 bin 1_-679--08!!. 1 steering whee j. n e ,., ~---" l'J1·h We.;tern 'I' It· ,. hi .. ire .,. hl'els 11n} I l•>p Dl9.rash onJy. S218del 2 ne.,. Kohler Silent dings S45. used1 Nord1ca 1979 ca1.2.2s, diesel. 4 IMTOWN! radials. 69K ma ca11 1 IWliiKliB1t .,:;:': I nms f11r ~up"r lkt'tle Great ~t)le' 182IXt-'P1 Usll&I home 754-7350 _ Flush Toilets. 1 olor ski boots 6 , . S3S sails. VHF. auto pilot. I llST OffH! before you mis) this WE'VE ~ea S4H 9714 • s:'>29!I Theodor\.' Robin>. Canopy bdrm set. white, Blal'k. putd SlOOO ear~. ~.lL -Avon. 2 1nchors. Poss1 1 • °"'' rbc 87SPAE I Call ' '62 vw Bug ~ .... v.i1nt, Dir Hdrbor Bh·d s pc good cond Sl7S. Bar sell SSOO earh Ne,_,. 9mm SandW 3X rhps . 2X ble sbp. Best offer or 1 I Gerhard 673 0930 or MOYEDl i ~-... .' l rtblt en)! $1500 lli'3 2943 ~ta ~!'!> .. 1>42 OOhJ or stoolS?~.~l·2lB2 Kohle r Bidet rolor cbp cases. 3 bous am trade Craig $45-5271 or MGHIUYU l 642·0~_,, ... _ 1 ~J930 54Q-8211 ~ MU~ SELL nice tweed ;rh~~~· (~~:~ ,:~.11~~~~ ~ ~~~oo must sell 9 1·M19_____ \ 1 1 Top dollars •for SPorts 1'1K1 l20i. Asrot grey met 1 INP. IT & ft111 M .. li'9 conv. red 11. ,. hate top t;7 Mustang 2.89 eng . .iu10 fabnc sofa & loveseat SllOO,sellSSSO ----- -S..W..Parfllff . Ca"'· Bugs Campen. beige int. air. snrf. al ~-fAC1UTY11 lmma(' Low ma S'i.950 ~.~arnsx.lnpt co&n·dP. _1B3.1_3rat~,·1t Will sell at e~tremely re-.. 734.2975• • ~. lntaw.t, lQualifiedf for my 28' ! 914's, Audi's loYli. 1mlfm cass 18K $H • Jphn 770 9788 ~ asonablepnce.642-$4S7 . ----.1 C ... 1095 raring r ruisingsailboat l Askforl'CMGR $12.800 496·8325 or -f~~,, TJVWThing.lll3SlT •ft S after6PM 78 and up f, a mino •••••••••••••••00•••••• mNewport Can provide JIM MARINO S4!!:17R _ _ -You• Llftk1t $329S or urr McrYmck 9''147 t ouch & toveHat , cam~~.ne~ paint. LOSING L~ASE. quit complete instructJon tn ••Q.ASSIC!!•• VOLKSWAGEH "142002.~aut cond car' I XT"4A?O& 6iS·3561l ••••••••••••••••••••••• earthtone colors. ltke @_ _ ---tmgbusiness.selhngoul sailin1t.nav1gat1011.etr 11!711 At-&l·h Bll'.d I Must sell S4200 orr ~--·™~· ·1 ·fii \'W Ru!?. mint <'Ond . ii \L1 1 C'nt·k Good new Total 1459 963·9934 MUST SELL ntl'e tweed ALL supphes and fax 67J.839I I '66 MG fll':llTl "1GTON IH.A<'ll 642·2123 I _ ,_,.,,,. ~ S25{Xj. Li<' me~~al(l' ror Sh;;11t· Hun, Xlnt $8(111 aoobhell R ·d ~ dk.:. fabnc sofa & loHseat tures inrludmg ---I Lots of M$$SS has !?one 142•2000 1.76 200'l. must sell. Ar. ~ I Tom !>5l -142I Farin 1i:ll t8iti Mier f i · m iv ·h Will sell at extremely re· Olsplay cases. wa11111g INh. Slip1/ 70 mto this little Ba by sunroof SSllOO • 1 1os 1118 s1 usu 1111111 uJA , 74 \'"' """"r a~"tla• II'\! .. n .1. 5 .. • asonablr pnce 642-S4S7 room chairs. Beauty DocU 90 ~New Pa int . Fr ont wEuEED ".,..,., ,,.., 72 HX60 WX l 5 D. ~er u>M _ _ Salon hairdryers and ·-••••·•~00•••••·~··~· tirestWires l Starter " M4·S366 -JOI\ mi Liki·~e\\ Mere:~ 9950 ml/08084 7 · 727 ...!__ -h)'drauhc rhairs. mir Sl1p1 ·Sailboats. 22 ·27 Generator. Reitulatnr. YOUI EXOTIC 1'76 blue, air. sunroof, W..rlff 97391 S::!llOO S59 il411 ...................... . King firm matt & spgs -~y IOLLH l'Of'S. shelves and plants Eltt ' Water. on. ~ork .1 Rblt eng. wanng. throw I & UITISH CAI S must sell fast. SS,SOO I 0°•••••0000••••••••••-. 1963 YW R t -;J \tun1c•re' Wi:n !I pa~s lilte nu SlS-0. base SlO '""'" Also. mak.e·up. shampoo Free P a r k g out ~anng. Clutrh, Bat .. ~0610.._('allannime OIANGE romp restor~~ o~f'.. run-. \ln1 s;ou Ca ll wlnt dble dr ess er F'or your home ex;rc~-and hair products Everyth111g ftrst dass tery & $175 Tune up 21 ~EWP{)llf Im 3201 Sunroof. 4 spd COUNTY'S pil :nt top antnaor Ml! ~.1 Jft ,;pm w/plate gb mirror 30 X ~f..~~ric~~l~~1~11 e Ca ll631 ·97$4or Best m Npt 67J.8711 till weeks ago Still ~eds MPQD1TS Rt>d met Xlnt cvnd EXCLUSIVE brake., tm.'s dutc h ._,.Cll'9 ~9~2 40$100, sq wlnt tble S.SO. 64r 591l aft~r6L8984>809 _ 1 !!.Ptlt _ I New rug A real! ~ throuJthout S7SOO MASERATI enR . <'Ii· '1 u,1 "l't>' •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 642-l9U _ "" 40' boat slap in Hunt Sweetlleart' S30-00 Or T 645-2375, 675-8638 ~ ;;8 21~; 66 l·on, e>.<elll•"t cOrtth· \'t•~ ;,,v1n.~~~I S.1 tliMI SM 11300 total. Call Answer Ad Go-Kart Xlnl rond. 3HP tlR, Steno IOtl rm.M6-Jifil8~.:..0397 I Call · 497 4722 ~e .. 1>0rt Bearh ......................... • We'll deli ver 11n,.,.hcre1 brks. 30.000 on r1•hlt "" ·"""' JW, 842·430024 hr]_ -Bnggs & Stratton eng r;~~;;;:t25~··i~~~~h·cir. --BALBOA ISLAND 19s1 .De Soto St3 wi:n : 642 !MOS 79 Capn RS Turbo. 4 spd. an \he ··orld' I XJnt s:!SOOOBU 'iifi \lu•lilll'1, (, I yl a_uto ~bed.twin size.lrg ~fii20888 __ 1V 5148 2 yrwrnty . Shorermonnginexch Class1r Needs some ~WA ... TEDI aarcond 8 trark 30~1l00 IEACHIMPORTS, 9621192 tr Jn~ in1er1 11r . t rnP amier, n1gftt stand. gd Y ... lta 125 free del TV J ohn 's '°' costs &r ltd use or work. but worth 1t Runs m ~ rru Super rond s..,,50 848 Do\'e Str, , 1 , M spokt>• ,1n1 running rond.. szso. 646-5676 eves. AS IS.J7S S4I! 064S i:uaranteed rolor sets 1 1..out_bp~~ill.~ 793! ~ell_ tns_ orr 4!M 9697 Late rmdel Toyotas andj 6'.S·348S 75Z o9oo \ I 63 vw y A ttt•.i r 'I 1• r I' II S2 llclO MUST SELL nice tweed \.\;a-s her D-r ye-r . S4 00 frQ_m $.100 646 1_71!§ -jf'reedork, Hntngtn !itbr 1.911) MGB GT. Oragmal +QJ;\?, ~. Ca I I us Cdt 9717 l!lm Ha;bor Bl\ el l' Runs gc~ ~ii4 !r.2 >tt):I fabric sofa & loveseat. 080. Couch, $300 0 80 Zerulh 21" walnut cab , Takes boat. to 34 Ex-1 Cla!l~tr Bea~ty Good •n••••••••n•••••••••• 631 7170 &; \tu,tan)! \ I! Auto. Wiii seii at extremely re EXT 113 645 9137 good rone. SlOO changt .hm!ted ~se 0 running. new tires. '74 Colt S1200 OBO . -• . j IAJA A11 l•<; Hl·~torcd ~Int bl "e &42us--962 1•23 well mamtained hshing l e*X> 960·~ I Needs ,.,,...y work. aood 75 Maserat1 l\hamstn. New tires. shi><'k'. t•no ~und S!9Stl Firm • 3IOlll e pn, · "" ' Glass patio set 4 chrs. ..----· -" ---boat.~ 1880. I ~"-. -. ---:----""" .. I I " 1 ~··1 • "'.' afler6PM. -..,.,. 2 pat1·0 loun~es. 2 21 RCA color T. V S65 '""' Classic 56 T Bird. mint TOYOTA-YOUO e ng 1 n t . e r o n om Y I a ut_o mt' 111' u 11 u ~ YI $;!<XX> S45 7241 . ..,., ,....,_ ...,., BOATSLJPS FOR RENT ,_,i rzoooo SJS.31168 matnt Net'd money 1· "'~ \I 1 l 1 i;s • GsepS. 1055 casual tables. Sc winn goodrond 20170range . 25• 30. ,V"~ • atUH.,.._11.11. j -1 CallSllS-OISlorlill-1~269 S9 BaJJ g ood u5 Jll)! 11 n1 ·· •••••••••"•!"•••••••• Exercycle. Dbl bed. I AY£..C..:!L~·626J_ __ .N~. BCH. ~· · · .-.l213J4_34·41$4 Ce•l•M... 1 .,.._ 9720 ... 1 transportation.Sil~ m't'd~ "'l'Tlt' "'urk fw ll ·~ Country Fair & Flea t~1ns. many plants. all curtis-M a th es M edit. ~ 642·~9 S PM. . 62 Lincoln Continental I'!\ •O·U OJ ... ~40.u., 1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ t.M 974" 642 ~920 p,.r 21!!! j\ft11 i5!1 ilO!li Mllket St. Vincent de like new 760-9«0. stereo TV console_ Ext Slip avail no•• for 14 or 16 I N reds work S3SO f'IHIT DATSUN ••••••••••••••••••••••"''7S Bl'G i:reen 5!1 IHHI Otdunobi~ 9955 pa u I Chu r r h 8 34 s ..:..:... ..... -D --H -cond~S36-6104 aftc6 sail or motor Ba I Is I 546-2982 or 213 874 osss Top n•llar 1 •Ml •Ml, ~r 0 rru . ne .. tan·~ i:rl both A. ... •••••••••••••••••••• Tal ...... rtHB Dees w~ ~ M ----, 673-0?.BS Chns .,. CLEAIANCE SALE __ _...M d ., \1 ~I ll I» I ;; fl t llS 1)\1 EG ~· I """ Ext l ge G ;oo cond Pioneer 3 way rar ~pk rs. -~---------Pat'd -tre• •• ef,):tnt' ~: ~·· · '' , Two Family Moving Sale ra ar . 1 · 1 rm old. SIOO IKnathnl I to a Mw ! oner !197 ff6,9 d•ior \ ti t'ng1nt>. ;.iut<i Bric a Brae, plants. sea !lfk!S2S_ -; 548-0645 Tt •rpwt.ticNI YIWdn 95l0j ~ ff 1 Yd 9772 tr.ms ,11r 111ntl Lot:-of • shells. many treasures ~R.IVi~1E ~1~VE R DEOCHRtSTMAS 1....................... ....................... J~;oHi.3S~M Com~usr1~( Im 1···:~••••••••••••••••• :·•;nir~·~~ 1 3 r~~J9~~ ' Fri 4th. Sat Sth. nothing Bt.;' I NSC 11675 8 20 VI C ''"' S•/ l<:orvair 4 seat. rail dune • ports Dire<'t lease Jnd h(1 ff I VOLVO DEALH over$100.340E.20thSt . DQLLAR _a J Like Nedw.CRCA Video . ._ 9120 buggy, fast. custom . Liltc~I .'ercBllHY •,. . QlOs slns1bl(' l>Yrnt s tNORA;l:<a:rnL·Nn·· Thlll~11n•uH111hd1nsl.Dlr1 • c. . scn•u 'ETS so u n a mer a ......................... tricked·OUI ' Must sell 2626Harb0r :\'(r JrulH n' u~ "·~ Cllrh-. Gifh& IUUll"1. Comfclete.r750 89Hl026.Camper shell for mini· fast! Consider trade C.OSta_Mesa S40·56301 II ?i/:EAn~o L-3" 0:!1; SAUS,SUVICE :it1·~J td l 110 10 vr, ~ 107 •~WEIS ~or Pah__ long bed. Shell only. 1-4Sl-S~--Prem1umpnrt>s or714 637 2JJ3 "'ri~~WIM~ ~1 1\.!11 -••••••• M.l 17" Color Sony, remote, I ~912'7 _ _ c..... lee• paid for any used c•;ar --l ) 'F'"'t' L \' 1,, Ill l'u1la~' l11\ur• SE'd~n. ••••• .. •••••••• Editor -Roule -S4SOt2"AC IDC ---~·!" ... f d I '77 450SLC {\,, ., l11.i1lert 11 nhl70QO Wrung Astern ~r. SSS 3 Id t"t•flM .... 9140 loda 9540 11on"~eood1gn ~orndo1met1'o~hl' I 284S Harbor Blvd Loaded t->~.300 t\iJ 733!1 I EXPERTS nul1'!' t.ak(' Ill'" :'llu't I ONE NOT Sony ' mo 0 · •••••00••••••••••••••·•••••0 ••0 •••••••••••• ' Costa Mesa --· • orh bo • ---'78 Peugeot Moped . 79CllenowthRarebuggy. Us F1rst ' 714/540-6410 I '71 Ml13.5CP'E EAILEIKE ~ell <l&l~J711 ThUt great ~:;;: ~a Y! Stereo-Turntable, Perfect Condition. Extra 1~. loaded. S4500 or Xlntjl3,500. 533 ~242 VOLYO Old Uelt.i 811 Ult''l'I 4 Jr lhat!~~;1candid~tehas Receiver , Speakers. dean: Kept in storage ofr.67S~_ _ _ _____ .78.lXI diesel Ct>t' Siht•r, l9'lh llarborHhil 'Lq.oro m1 SJOO dn s:?9>1 the nght to speak his J.400 lnf-9 ~-0039---r~r 2 years Low 4WW...Drins 9550 OUIAIM-wire whls. xtra l.011k !.t COSTA MESA m • ~!Jrg_u IWI JH3 • .., own mind whether he Sylvarua .. 2S" color con ~~·968•902A ....................... YOUI 1 filter, snrr ""~'''II(' 646-930) 540-9467 fliMo 9951' has ONE or NOT sole w remote. good '79 Peugeot 103 moped '79 Bronro. loaded. one 11~.497-6494 -•••••••••••••••••••••H' -------cond ! 080847·7271 DX>orbest~fer . .. owner. never used ocr SATISFACTION . -'ii 24401. izood <'Ond nu n l'l:'ll'TO Rl':>;AHOL'T •• ~ d TV $ISO &42-<1266 K"VI d 17 000 I "-'-"-rv1·,. Le s no 77 24 OD l' ream enJt1ne. tare~. AM FM ~ ,..,. tran~. roof r.irk W.e.d 1011 2S in colore "' roa . . mt es ~....,... •• e· a 1 .. palomino. auto sunroof. l' ass. A r . 69 1\ m 1 ., .. •••• .. •••••••••••••••• Rerenlly.,!e.~ditioned. ILeN~aopedr N:.wM. ot600or8emca1'lne~·. 37&0 _'AAS ll.111~11 HJ\d mint rond. 69.U<HI m1, ~ 080 7M> 1393 '1'r~IJ nF~lp ,r,ardt11J1 l 1\.ovin)d Buying World War II ..__._ ~ ~. "4 wheel drt vt tires. l'1"t.1\11·'1'-lllll.Ua $12.SOO 499 539;1 t lve r-vvv. 14 i t-~rW • si ;g 9 Souvenirs Cash Paid & ...,... Me-4932 Goo & ea r . 3 3 x WI IUY mu.I. UMd Tiu.••cx!on• Robin' lllr 1Es pec1 ally want ........ 12.SO. T.Llktnew,r7~ lJSEDCARS,TRUCKS DATSUN :Mercedes. ·111 SOOSl., arn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.irtmr Bhcl . C11,t,1. 'Your ·one SIOO ShoppmprrnlPr ~!!'In Rebcs Ml·•464 ••••••••••00••••0 •••• ea. 646-21!59 COME IN OR med. avail & ·112 380Sf.L. Mo 9910 \h• ~ .i fl 4 2 Oil In 11 r I ft I I h'e VO\lf People who need People Pf••• T..... 9560 CALL f'OR I ·79 6 9 Also avail 3110 & ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~tl2l I ()( gi 'ems 0 p... That'swhatlhe 0 ... ., ••••f ....................... , FIHAPPIAISAL 13731 Harbor Blvd I ~L's. S~L's & SF.C !) ·79 R1v1ero Tot ully .1d 1n I I~ ·ol 1mn al YPILOT '78CHEVROLET "•TON I Great West ern I m Loaded Sharp PP FOi SAU "'7"78 •nd a\k for Ille OAIELOIRECTORY PICKUP. Heavy du~. Cormier-DeL1llo Gaden Grove I porters 8 ~5 0691 S"l4SO Days, 8Sl 3190 ii Ptn\O r lean ll air: U'I JO n SERVIC . CHIYIOLIT I _.541_ ·9346_· &._'ves.7"''0309 1·ond1t1 on1nj? ~oorl. ri.. I Ad V SClr is all about' I II auto. trans .. air con .. &21 BEACH BLVD 554 9000 c. • ""' """' v•IS rlldS I. --·---Ji' AM/FM tape, Ult wheel. l l -1981 MB J00-0 . !-unroof. '63 Bwck l.eSahr 66,000 traMport11~on t·ar 11 ....... --------~------~~ , (I K 7 71 11 I S 4 9 9 9 HUNTINGTON BEACH c h amp a g n r m r I nulf'S Ong owner S6SO 080642 IS10 Juht • · d ·17 I Theodore Robins. Di r . 147-6017 or Cusettt player II.JOO QQO ~ 2)tS I ~ tt60 Don't nee I . Harbor Blvd .. Costa --l4t-Ult ml art s 11 91 6246. '''ll ...................... . " , I .. .. .. . ' .. 1• Sk t l.i. Mesa . 642-0010 or •l.:!* gJ 74 Pl mouth f't Jt11111 ~ We'll bet a es . $RQ . ; l ...... rhcl ...----....................... W11i:on 3111 enl(in1• )U\I ;.77FordPU · k FISO ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• -COMf8'4"-.ATIM'-n 'erhaultd ll ai;h ,1 ...... ebody dtes! sleds . snowm . I t 's lrjc . t ...,.. • t70I ...................... CAIMU.AC1 mtlt'l)!t' low pnrr j!tHld ! .•..:.-~-- .19911 I trcus omb r y . dau o, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Make beauflful Sell your used for ~ififd Ad ans, p . pg, g run. '61 s.. ATT9fTIOM Wt ~Pft'lallze 10 ltUI'~ \ires & bod). I; ''"" • ACTION : «Jlld.JllQUl.l.l' I• for the bus1neH t \ Rut oHe.r ~tt' at • musrc by items 'in our c~ll 1•79 t'ORO COU Rl £.R Alpin Runs. 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They waited and waited. but only after no one s howed did they know they had been duped. The students paicj $1 apiece for me SMW1 aad school officials even promoted it by sending fliers home to parents. A long white gown for Miss Lynn hung in a school closet. supposedly put· there by Miss Lyrln herse.lf during a sneak visit to check out the stage and sound system. Maxwell Junior High School Prlnci~al Dan Lupo said Tue s d ay that th e administration·~ approval was based on a letter hand-delivered him b y a 13 -year -old eighth-grade student. It bore signatures purported to be those of the two country music .s ingers. and Lupo said he thought it was genuine. He said the student, whom he would not identify, said Miss Lynn and Miss Mandrell were wilUng to do the concert Monday as a favor to her famiJy. FIXINGS FOR FESTIVAL Eugene Moore poses as the be mused butler while Bear J ensen. Jill Hochadel and Andrew Jensen of Newport Beach decora te one of 16 theme trees to be displayed at Newport Harbor Art Mus,u.m this weekend. The eighth annual ........ "--. ....,......_ Christmas Tree Gala will be· open to the public from 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Friday-Sunday. Admission is $2 for non-members. St for seniors and students: children under 12 admitted free with an adult. The museum Is al 850 San Cle me nte Drh·e. Baby sent to foster home Mother 'no show' at hearing in umbilical cord case A woman who refused lo let doctors cut the umbilical cord from her ne wborn son two months ago failed to attend a c ritica l c us tody h earin g Tuesday, and her baby was remanded to a roster home. Orange County Juvenile Court Judge Byron McMillan ruled that Pene lope ''P e nn y·· Valenzuel a de faulted by not showing up at the hearing. He ·orde red that her son . Benny Alexander Valenzuela Chavez, s hould remain in foster care Days left: - p ending another review in November, 1982. The boy was taken into custody of the county Social Services -Department about 18 hours after the birth. T he mother said later ~e follows Indian customs and was preparing to follow tbe r itualistic exercise of biting off the umbilical cord -already separated from her -when law enforcement officers broke into the Capistrano Beach home where sbe was resting and took the baby. . · The mother. who had been treated in previous years for mental illness. was admitted int() the mental health ward at the UC Irvine Medical Center but was releesed 12 days later after convincing a superior court judg-s h e was not suffering from delusions. She ... id durina the court appearance abe bad refused the doctors' often to cut Benny'a umbilical cord because it wasn't accordint to ancient Indian tradition. She also said she Md slept outside, craidllna ber baby, on the nilbt after glvin1 blrt.b. The baby was born outdoors on Sept. 13. Ms. Valensuela aa.id sbe was wal.klng. to a friend's I house when she felt tu. sat down and delivered the baby in 10 , minutes. A Laguna Beach police officer who noticed her took her to South Coast Medical Center. wh e r e th e pla centa was rew10ved1rut not the cord from the baby. ·u nder Mc Millan's ruling. Ms. Valenzuela still can petition the court for an earlier hearing in which to review her ability to take custody of the child. Reagans get 'care packet' MONTPELIER. Vt. <AP> - When Larry Curtis heard that Nane!y Reagan d idn't have enough money to buy tablecloths for the White House, he decided it waihls civic duty to prepare a care· packa1e. So Curtls. ·<iWner of a small Royalton market, and IOme of his customers filled a cardboard box with a red paper tablecloth, wlaite paper plates, 1reen napkins, plastic knives, spoons. cups and forks. II rs. Reacan recently raised more than $822 ,000 in tu-deductible contributions to refurbish the White House. ' . .. "I did question it at first." LUP<> said. T he lett.er , Lupo said. was addressed to him but contained just a few typewritten lines and was not on letterhead stationery. It read : "I'm very glad you want me at your school. I hope you believe everything (the student and her mother> told you because it's a ll true." Lupo said he felt impressed lhal Ms. Lynn would go ahead with the performance after the death of her mother just last week. But at the scheduled start of the performance, on a stage adorned with stgns r eading "Welcome Loretta Lynn." the girl told school officials that Ms. Lynn couldn't appear because her uncle had just died. Lupo s aid. The ticket money was . --refunded afid the students went home. The Tucson Citizen newspaper said it contacted the student's fathe r. who said the family obtained Ms . Lynn's autograph in Las Vegas . Nev .. but ttle entertainer had never visited the family. A spokesman for Ms. Lynn said she does not perform at schools Nuke 'freeze' sought Signatures gathered in county for initiative A group calling for an end to t esting, productio n a nd deploy m e nt or a ll nuc lear weapons in the United States a nd Soviet Unio n began gathering signatures Tuesday in Or ange County to qualify a nuclear arms freeze in itiative for the November, 1982. ballot. In announcing the beginnings or its campaign throughout the state, organizers sai~ they needed about 350,000 signatures to qualify the initiatjve for the ballot. <Related photo Page A51 Speaking out in favor of the measure al a Tuesday press conference in Santa Ana were ·Pension . cutbacks prot~sted WASHINGTON CAP) -Led by 81-year·old Re p. Claude Pepper. several hundred disgruntled , placard-waving delegates to the While House C onf e ren ce on A gi ng demonstrated today against a key committee's vote lo back lleagan administration Social Security policies. After a brief standoff. Pepper. who t ail e d hi s group "vigilantes." was admitted to address th e confe rence's Committee on Economic Well Being. Outside. the protesters held aloft signs reading "Save Our Security" and .. No More Cuts." More than two hours later. however, Pepper and conference organizers were still debating whether he would be allowed to address the committee, s9me of whose members s houted that they did not want to hear him. The dissidents oppose the commitle's endorsement of the administraUon's opposition to using general tax revenues to shore the financially strapped Social Security System. Pepper said the panel's vote did not reflect the sentiment of a majority of the nation's elderly. But the panel. in a break with the administration . today voted in favor of restoring the $122 monthly minimum S ocial Security benefit for. all those now gett ing it and for those who will become entitled to it in the future. Congress killed the benefit at Reagan's cequest last summer for the three million current reci pi e nt s . But th e administration has supported efforts in both the House and Senate to restore it for those recipients. denying it to future beneficiaries. Patton named new county director Russell Pa tton. who has worked 14 years in Orange County government. was named today as the ne w county personnel director. Patton, 39, of Mission Viejo. succeeds Bert Scott, who lakes the post this month or General Services Agency director. That spot Is being vacated by the retiring Thomas E~an. Patton currently works as deputy assistant director ol the Human Services Agen~y·s Public Health De~artment. drawing a $48,000 annual salary. He said today, only a few minutes after feamin1 of his selection, be isn't sure what h.ls n ew salary will be. It is expected to increase s liablly. Seven of Patton's 14 Jean with the county were spent 1n personnel services. wblcb includes contract neaotialions with various employee organisations. he said. professdrs from UC Irvine and C al Stal e Fullerton , a Pres byterian minister from Newport Beach and the director of the Orange County nuclear arms freeze campaign. In describing the calamity and destructjon t hat would follow a nuclear attack in Or a nge Co unt y , UC I pediatric s professor Kenneth Dumars said: .. If a one·megaton bomb were dropped on this spot, it would wipe out everything between Garden Grove and the Newport Freeway and from Orange lo Costa Mesa . .. No life would remain." said Dumars. c hairman of the ~enetics di vision at the UC I Medical School. .. No physical s tructur e would remaiq standing. That area would be surrounded by a ring containing thousands of critically inj ured and burned ·· Dumars said ir a nuclear catastrophe such as this ever occurred . all med ical, police, fire and government services would be lost. Speaking of the initiative. he said, .. This measure is a modest step. but a begjnning. I urge that the people or the state or <See FREEZE, Page A2> * * * Seal Beach nu·clear lawsuit to continue A s p o k es man f o r an a nti-nuclear group says the organization will continue with a laws uit to force the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station to move, a lthough the Supreme Court delivered a damaging blow to the s uit Tuesday. By a unanimous vote , the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday on a similar suit Wed in Hawaii that the fede ral government doesn't have lo disclose where It stores nuclear weapons nor does. it hav e to prepare a "hypothetical environmental impact statement" for facilities that cou.Jd possibty store nuclear weapons. Officials of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons base have never confirme d nor denied the existence of nuclear weaoons at the station, which serves as an arsenal for the Pacifi c Fleet. James Goodwin. of the Seal Beach Nuclear ActiolJ' Group, says the Supreme Court ruling was a "major disappointment." He says lhe portion of the group's lawsuit dealing with the poss ible s torage of nuclear weapons may be dropped. Goodwin says the group will continue with another section of the s uit thal' charees the weapons base proximity to residences violates state laws by consHtuling a nuisance. The group's lawsuit was filed in federal courts in Los Anceles last August. but may be shifted to state courts in t he wake of the Supreme Cou rt 's ruling Tuesday. (See NUCLEAR, Page AZ> • Skipper tells sea survives, ordeal. SEATTLE <AP> -Two days after a fishing trawler carrying riv e m e n overt urned in mountainous seas 12 miles from C ape Disa ppointme nt. the skipper crawled out of the surf alone, apparently the only s urvivor. Skipper George McMurrick said he and ;mother crewman. clinging to a small ran in the icy wa ter. watched helplessly as two shipmates perished while trying to reach the dinghy. After clinging to the ran two days, the pair approached s hore. but McCurrick said the crewman apparently drowned while trying to swim through the surf. Another man was trapped below decks when the s hip cap sized Sunday mo rning. Mc Murrick said in a telephone interview Tuesday from his bed al Ocean Beach Hos pital in Ilwaco. where he was lis ted in stable condition. The 86-fool Midnight Express was loading a large net of rock cod in 20· foot seas when "something s hifted in the weight load." said McMurric k. who owned the vessel. "We lost s tabil ity and the boat immediately caps ized." he said. Reagan illness report denied NEW YORK (AP> -Rumon swept Wall Street today that President Rea1an bad suffered a heart· attack. but White House o fficials quickly denied the rei>orta. The rumors caused no noticeable effect on trading. White House spokesmen sa.ld they bad been s~amped with calls about the rumor. "There's just nothin1 to it," sa Id deputy preu secretary Peter Roustel. "I Jmt saw the me 20 seconds aao. ud he wu fine. Worklnt hard and healthy as ever." .. It was a fi ve-second deal, 10 seconds. Really quick . . . It just went over. ll was a very spooky situation." Mc Murric k arrd another crewman reached a life raft, but McMurrick was al the point of exhaustion and could do little to help his partner to try to reach two oth~r men still in the water. For a few minutes. the two in the water and the two in the life raft struggled toward each other in the freezing wind. But the waves slowly pulled them apart, and McMurrick and the other man on the raft caught their last glimpse of the two in the water after 10 o r 15 minutes of struggle. "We weren't fa r apa'rt to begin with. but the waves were too strong," McMurrick said. ··o ne had a float vest on. They stayed t ogether. They were · unable to get to the raft and we <See SURVIVE, Page AZ>' 811111 CUil 1111111 Fair through Thursday. Highs Thursday in the upper 005 at the beaches to mid -70s inla nd . Lo w s tonight 4S to 52. 111111 TllAY Karttm Abdul·Jabbar, • 'Pla~ing in his 13th· NBA 1eaaon. hoa_ become tht 1econd ltoding pro acortr with 26.718 poitd1. Ht .rm trof11 the 3 J ,419 b~ WW Chamb«rkain. ~t PQflt Bf. AM\.-n .. ...... . ............. ..... ..... ~· All • ,...,.. . ...... .. --M 'I ... .. . 'I I ' .. •• • • • • • Orunoo Coos I DAILY PILOl IWodnosdoy Oeccmb r 2 t 981 UPSET T\\o Ill\\ trucks were required lo rt!.!'1 1 ;1 1 rn1·k <:~1 .. rr~·1ng wet tOnl'r cte that u \ t·rl 11nwd a l noon Tuesda,· as thl· rlrin~r ,,Jiil 111plt'd ;1 right turn from itca('h Boule\·a rd 11111 11 ( 't•ntt·r Drl\'t• in lluntington BeaC'h Delly ...... ...,._ W ak ... N lt- flol t1•t• S,iiid thl' dnn·r. Alfrl'd (' Pinto . 49. of Tt·mµlt• City. was treatl•d ut We:-.tminster l'ommun1ty llospllal and n ·IL·ast•d llL• \\CJ :-. drh lllJ.! a ·lru('k O\\ rwd b' Standard t'on1·rNt· (.'omp.1111e:-. of Santa .\na · t • 'Argument' disputed Authorities say report 'too str ong ' in Wood case I.OS AN(it:LES CAP > t'ontrary l<i •• t'O rone r's rt4l)t•rt. nothing 1n<l1t•a t l'd Hohc·rt Wugnt•f' und another u<·tor ur gued aboard WaKnt'r ·~ yuc-ht the night a clres!\ N;1tt1lil' Wood fell into Hit· water und 1lrownl'<i, a detective say!. < Heluted ~Lory Page A6 I ''I don 't know where thl' t'ilroner gut th;,l informatwn." Hoy llu mllton. one or lht• s he r iff's homicide detectives workrng on the cas e . s u1d Tuesday •·We talked lo Wagner a nd I actor Chris topher 1 Walken and there was no ind1cat10n.thal there was any argument " Mis s Wood, who was married lo Wagner, was on the yacht with her husband and Walken and fell into the water after trying lo step into a rubber dinghy early Sunday Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas Nog uchi s pec ul ated Mo n day t~at Wagner and Walken had a "healed argument " aboard the yacht, v.1111'11 wu' J111'h11r1·1I oH Sunla CJt.1111111 hl<And I think ht' I Nogurh11 w11s JU I I' HI g I I U 11 ll I It l I e b 1 t ," II a 1111 lt11n i,iud '1'h1• 1•11roner·, orf1cf' ul!.o a p p (' u r 1• d T u •· ' d u y lo b t· stepping hu<'k from sa ying that 1111 .. urgument" I.wt ween th•• m t!n prompted Mi s s Wootl lo lt·a' c Lht· Y<H'hl "Wt· think ·argument' m111thl lit• too st mo~ a word." s tlld A s s 1 :. I ;in l Co run c r R i c h u rd Wilson "It rni!(hl have hccn un anim :llt'd eonvcr!.utwn heated t·onver .. al1on a lot or ronvers atwn over u nl1mbe r of hours '' Wagner rcmc.iint•d in seclus ion toda y v.h1le 1n vest1 g ulors condud<·d an 1nqu1ry into the death or his 43·ycar old wire Tox1eology tests were under way to test fo r the presen(•e of ahy drugs -1n Miss Wood's body that might have contributed to her f1tlal ucride nt. Wilson said M 1ss Wood had prescript ions for J JHtln ktllcr and two lypt•b of bll'CJHOI( IJlllS · ·' H c,:: u I a r I y JH"' 11 1· r 1 IJ c d pre ~t'r 1µt1 11 n drug s <'.an somct1me!. nlll-.e problf'mb wht•n lhc ~r..on 1' also dnnk1ng ufruhol," Will.on '&1d Tht: tc:~ts wc:rt• cxpt•cted to tukf• two or thn•c day~ M 1:-'( Wood was determined to huvc hud" blood alcohol level of o 14 percent. above California's legal th reshold or 0.10 for drunk driving, <:oronc r'!. off1t'ials said. Funt•rul arr ange ments for MP • ., W1Jod v.erc incomplete, Jult:J l.an~don , a spokeswoman for Westwood Village Mortu<.iry. sa11l Tuesday night Sheriffs Sgt Duane Rasure i-a1d ht' e xpc:ct !> to conduc t another interview with Wagner. 51. Wulken. 38. and the skipper or the· boat. Dennis Davern He su1d the men seemed s tunned by the incident during the initial 1nlt•rv1ews. ------ Rapist-killer· to learn deftth/lif e fate Dec. 22 1\n <lrJ ngc County Superior Court 1ur) has reC'ommended that <·om 1<·t1>d rupist-murderer W1ll1:m 1 C Payton or Anaheim be senl to the gas chamber for lht' l'IXO -.1abb1ng death of .a C <tnkn (,rr>H.' nurse Thl' n11w \\1Jm un, three-man pam·I rl·turned with its verdict l'ul·.;<l..i' after deli berating for ,11111\ .111 hour a nd a hair Superior Court Judl!e Donald .\t cC artin st•hedul ed formul sentencing Dec 22. Th<· blond-haired defendant, "ho showed little em otion at becoming the second convicted k1llt:r to receive <t death penally verdict in Orange County this year. had been found guilty by lht' s a m e j ury of s laying 2 1·\ear -old nurs e Pamela County tax man seeks re-election Hobl'rl Citron. Or ange County tux 1:ollc:c tor and treasurer since 1971 has announced he will seek a fourth term in offi ce next year. The• !'Ki-ye ar-old tax colleqtor, v. hr1 ha~ ~en unchallenged in h 1 ~ I a-.t t v. n re election >bids, m<idc his announce ment more thdn two months before the actual February filing date Citron .,a id he wanted to put his fnl'fld~ and ::.upporlers on earl.> 1111ttl'e that .. I intend to ·C o n t 1 n u c m y c o s t · s a v in g .progra m " Ci t ron ser ved as deputy. counl ' lax col lec tor for s ix 'e a r .-. h t•for e w inning his l'lt>r t 1 Vl· IJOSl in 1970 The oCfice 1s non partis an. In ms announcement. Citron ce m J rkcd tha t "I poinl with • ... From Page A1 • pride at m y s even oper ating budge l s .··-Si x which wer e consecutively lesser than the prior year's... r c i l r 0 n s a i d h i s 0 rr i c e !' manpower has shrunk frofn 18 employees in 1973 to 65 today. H e s aid , tho u gh . t h a t h is department's wo r kload has inc reased in that period. lie said he mailed out 690.000 tax bills this year, 80.000 more than the year after Proposition 13 passed. Furthe r. he re ported, he has a tax i~vestment program that earned $133 million in interest during the last fiscal year. The . investments are made for 170 separate taxing districts in the county. Citron is a Santa Ana resident and a Democrat. Monlgomt•r) in Ma.'. 1980 ·1 lhink th a t that's the appro priat e se ntence ," prosecutor Mi chael J arobs said after hearin~ t he jury's verdict Tucsdav afternoon "It was a very ag.gravated rape-k1lhng .. The dt'ft'nse had contended during the penally phase of Pa vton·s trial that the convicted k1i'l e r had be com e a r eborn o~o, "" .. SIMI ...,._ A U N S AG A I N H oh t• rt t '1t ro11 ha:-. pul fnl•nds ;rnr-.h1p take :-.lcps necessary lo re m O\C t h is Sword o r lla mod cs.. · II 11as.;(•ll. the initiative would r l'rpurt> the governor lo write to lhl· lll'l''i1dent. Congre s s . the Sl'<'rt•ta r ~ or defense a nd the '(4·1· rt•I <ir'' 'or stale expressing .. * * From Page A1 concern about the proliferation or nuclear weapons. Others appearing at Tuesday's press conference were the Rev. Tony W o lfe of St. M a rk Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach : Rog e r Dittman. professor of physics at Cal State Fullert-on , a nd Ka ren Lilfin. director of the Orange County • * .. Nuclear Freeze Campaign Miss Lilfin said about 1.000 volunteers throughout California wou Id use their homes for s o -c a lled petition parties' lo ~at her signatures . Known a s Californians for a Bi l ateral Nuclear We apons freeze. the group has until April 22 t o ·ga th er the n eeded s ignatures. * .. • NUCLEAR S·UIT ·TO CONTINUE • • • Christian since th e attack on Miss Montgomery as well as two .11ther people. D e f e n s e lawy er J ami!::. Merwin h ad cittemp t~d lo l'on vince jurors that his client dese r ved life imprison m ent Y.1thout possibility of parole rcither than the death µenalty Payton was arrested in Florida about a month after the k illin g i\C'cor_d1ng to the From Page A1 SURVIVE • • • were unable to gel the raft to them." he said "ll was very unfortunate ... Afte r that ttle s eas grev. worse. "T he ocean. there were 30-foot and 40-root seas ... Mc Murrick said . "At the l ime of the capsizing. it was 20 foot seas . and it got wors e Ther e w e re gale warnings. and it sure was a gale for us. in the raft · · ~t c M u r ric k and crewman .I erry Morris. 35, s pent l wo day!> l'ltnJ!inJ! to the raft. but he ..,;m1 Morris apparently d rowned a:-. the two tried to s wim thrcJuJ?h the surf to land. M c M4rrick reached the beach 20 miles north of Long Beach l'arly Tuesday. broke into an e mpty house and c alled t he ,<;heriffs office. "'lie Jjdn't know where he was . .but he gave the box number and a deputy knew pretty we ll where the house v. as.·· said Gay Nell Bare . a P aci fi c Count ) s h e riff 's s pokeswoman. prosecution. he had sexually attacked and then killt:d the nurse in the home of his former landlady The defendant c.il s o wus convicted of s tabbing. Palnc1a Pens inger. the landlady, and her JO-year old son with a butcher knife in the early m idm orning hours of M a~ 26. 1980 Both survived lhe attack cind 1denl1fied Payton in court as their assailant The death penalty rec. ommendalion , if t'a rri ed out by Mccartin. will auto mal1cally be appealed to the California Supreme Court. The judge can modify the sentence and ~Ive Puyton hfe without parole 3 deaths blamed on Midwest sto·rm By The Associated Press k 1 11 e d wh e n a r a r h 1 t a Sleet , freezing rain and snow semi-trailer truck and sent it blanketed the eas tern portions of into their car. In Juneau County the upper Midwest today and in the west ce ntral region. a e xtended inlo much of New man died in a two-ca.r colli~ion England I Related photo. A4 > Rain t hanged to s now and 1 n Massachusetts. ·freezing freezing _P<iin ir1 th e Upper ram was blamed in the death of P enins ula or M1 c·higan. and a Dix Hills.Ny . woman. whose g ale force wind~ hit Lakes c ar s kidded into the path of ~t1c h11!an. Suoerior and Erie another auto Tuesday. Three people in Wis cons in. v. h1t·h escaped the brunt or the The first major storm of the Midwes t bl1Zl;.ira. a1 ed 1n sea son was bl amed for one accidents Tuesday on s nowy. icy death in Nebras ka on Tuesday road~ Authorities said a 23-year·o ld Authorities m Sba.wano Coun.ty,:-_.m~an was killed when a n 011 rig '" the northeast portion or the about 100 fee l high but'kled state s aid a married couple were under strong winds. Bankrupt judge pledges payment In addition lo Morris . the Cent r a l O r ange County victims we re identified by Coast Municipal Court Judge Bobby D The plan. filL'<i under Chapter 13 of the L' .S. bankruptcy code. mus t be approved by a federal judge. Youngblood's debts total about $18.000 owed t o nine creditors . -Guard spokesman Jim Gilman Youngblood says he pla ns to pay as Jam es Brewer. 39. of Eugene. all t're ditors "ever y penny Ore.: Pat Alkins . 35 : and owed" under a petitio n for Norman Gieser. 34 McMurnck bankruptcy he has file d in s aid Alkins . Morris and Gieser rederal court were from the Long Beach area. Youngblood's debts would be Land. sea and air searches paid o ff over a three -year coveredmuch oflhe LongBeach period . accord ing to th e Youngblood was elected to o Hi ce in November 1980 after a bitter election struggle with then Municipal Court Judge Richard Orozco Peninsula and sections or the reorganization pla n filed in sea Tuesday. but ended at fe deral bankruptcy court in nightfall with no s ign of the Santa Ana fishing boat. said Gilman. In a prepared statement. the Orozco's supporter s in that colorful Santa Ana jurist said, election had cite~ Young blood's ··Th e s ear c h ha s b een ·"Th is plan ensures th a l all r1nuncial problems and the civil Gr111dwin says he's convinced thal nudear weapons are stored at tllC' h<i~e because he said it holdi-!'ot1d1 a massive and varied prsl'nJI II <: 1·laims emergency ~v acuallon plan!. are needed. \I. hit h at...u w<is the bas is of the Ha'' ;m an .,u1t a gainst a ~aval Wl·a pons hac;e in Ohau. boundaries along Pacific Coast Highway. ha mpered by roul weather." creditors are paid every penny l awsuits t hat resulted fro m tran s po rtation o f nuclear Gilman said owed .. them weapons. butdidnot refer toany ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·· ~t 11cll or the P acific Fleet earn<''> nuclear weapons so it ln a kl·S sens e that nuclear wC'aµon~ a rc ke pt at the base." Goo<h,in said. J-le said he's seen wcapnn~ at the base resembling ourlt'ar weapons idenlified in r t•f 1·11•11l·e hooks \l San Onofre nuclear power pl.mt the) have an evacuation t>la n and we need one here. al lea'it ." Goodwin said. ~·There are homes only l.500 feet from ~he h.1'ie ," he s~ud. T hl· Seal Beach base loads shi p' from docks in Anaheim ~a ~ just south of the Orange ~nunt ' and l~s An~eles Count)' The base is eight square miles and reaches inland to the San Diego Freeway. The Suprem e Court basically r ul ed Tuesda y t h at the government must be allowed to preserve mil itary secr e t s regarding possible storage of nuclear weapons. The ruling overturned the 9th S . Circuit Court of Appeals whit'h had ruled that a "h y p othet i ca l " irnpact state ment on possible hazards of nuclear weapons needed lo be riled at ba·ses capable of holding nuclear weapons. The suit had been filed by the Catholic Action of Hawaii Peace Education Project group. The Navy in 1978 prepared an e n v ironm e nt a l i m pact state ment that dealt generally with the hazards associated with the stor w . h a ndling a nd ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat CIHlm.d edvefttalftl 114.'142·5'7i All ou,., depertmenn M2-4121 Thomas P Haley . ~-o.IE-O!llt• Robert N Weed """"""" . Thomas A Murptune (- M1c"8e4 P Harvey ..... -""'~ L. Kay Schultz Ohdof of 0.--- Kennett) N. Goddard Jr c:.ire..--~ Bernard Sctlulman eo..cr.. Charles H Loos .., ........ £-.it Carol A Moore ......,, .... MAIN OfflCt mw..ea..,M •• C-MeM.CA. M911 ...,_: a.1111,C-.MeM,CA ... Cepyrltfll "'1 Or-. c-11 ........... c-.-t. ... _......._1 .................... ..-..r ... ,,.,,........_...,._, .. ,..... ....... _ ... .....,... ...... ,_...,,. ....... • s1Je cific site or storaJ!e fa cility. That st atement concluded that no signifit'anl hazards exist. Lawbreaking justified l.lTTLETON. Colo <AP> Police officers acted properly 1n ' arrt'Sling a dis traught fathr:r who W<t s f o ll o wing a ... am bulancC' tra ns porting his dyin~ son to a hospital. but it wus a "confused situa tion" and the charges will be dropped. city attorney Larry Berkowitz says. James D Braley was charged with obstructing an orricer and llarold G. Mathews. a friend, was chargC'd with running a red light and following too closely. Braley and Mat h e w s were followin~ a n a mbul a n ce carryin g 4 month-o ld Jesse Braley to a hospital Nov. 21. . When the car was stopped for running a red light a nd following too clos ely. Braley a llegedly Jumped out and cur sed the orficers. He was booked and then taken lo the.hos pital. where his son was pronounced dead, a victim of Sudden Infant Death Synd rome Union wim vote WASHINGTON CAP > Conftdenllal secretaries and other workers w ith access to co nfidential co m pany information have a legal right to join la'bor unions. the U.S . Supreme Court rut~ today • Travel/Stationary Smoke Alarm ~y First Alert S 16 8 8 With bracket to hang ov er doors Self· co ntained. battery operated Use lor t ravel or I nstall permanently 1n your home. Comes with travel case Includes banet'Y • FREE GIFT WRAPPING • • CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & TIEE ST ANDS HOW IN STOCK • ' • Clilrit .... Hra.W ... ..,. Wettclff•t H.,._,, .. wHll Mcnf"4tllnt 11/t /ll j Subject to Supply on hand =· • • ~ ~I CROWll ee ARDWARE--"""" WntcNff,..... • 642-1 IU 17th & Irvine. Newport Be ach CoroH •• M• • 67).ZIOO 3107 f;. Coast Hwy . tt.tter VMw C..._. • 644-1570 1614 San M iguel Dr .. NewPort Beach ' ' ,. ,., ....... ENOUGH? -Barbara 8u.5h, wife of Vice President George Bush. asks photographer:s if they are through taking pictures as s he stands su.5pended in a bucket truck in rainy Washington while putting the star atop the National Christmas Tree. Gina sues restaura1ll.. Actress Gina Lollobrigjda filed a $15 million damage suit against a New York City res taurant. claiming s he suffered,· ·severe personal injuries" when she bit into a hard object while dining there. The actress. who lives in Ro m e. fi led the s uit an Manhattan's state Supreme Cou rt . but the defendant. Trader Vic's, petitioned to have the case removed to U S . Di s tric t Court 1n Manhattan. Miss Lollobrigida said she ate at 1'rader Vic's on June 17. 198>. and was served food that was "impr oper for human consumption." British pop singer Alvin Stardust and actress Liza Goddard were married. five weeks a fter the birth or their baby daughter. Stardust. 37 , began his career as Shane Fento n in the early 1960s. He had a slring of hits in the m1d-1970s and appeared before Queen Elizabeth I I at last weekend's Royal Variety Performance The 31-yea r-old Miss Goddard stars tn the British television comedy "Pig in the Middle." Actor Vi c lor Mature learned while reading Parade magazine that the Screen AC'lors Guild reported he died. The 65 ycar ·old actor said in Rancho Santa· Ft: that the Guild assured him it wasn't to blame. "Some religioui. group passed do\\11 word th.:11 I was dead ... Mature said. "and I don't blame the Guild " At a sei.s1on or the Senate Budget Com m it tee . chairman Pete V. Domenic!, R·N M.. mistakenly called Sen Howard Metzenbaum, D -Ohio . "Senato r Ka~~ebaum." > Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan .. also ct committee member. -;aid "I don't mind the name confusion. as lon5 as our rnt1ng records are not confused " !\1rs Kassebaum is \lew<'<i .as a conservative and Mel zenbaum a liberal on most issues. Domen1ci apologized, e.xplajning that he had the sam e problem: people were always confusing him with Sen. Dennis OeConcinl. D-Ariz Se n . Edward M . Kennedy, D-Mass., testifying before t he panel a few minutes later. demonstrated Domenici's point "I want to thank Senator DeConcini · · Kennedy said. The committee room roared with laughter "I just knew l was going lo do t hat," Kennedy apologized. Cardinal John P. Cody, h ~ad a f th e 2 .4 m 111 ion-m e m ber Roman Catholic Arc hdiocese of Chicago. ha s been hospitalized for routine tests. an archdiocesan spokesman says. Spokes m an ·e~rnard Hanl ey quoted th e 73 -year -o ld cardinal as s aying he feels fine and expects to return home later this w~k when the tests are completed. 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J.J SecOfld llltfl 12: S3 e.m. 4.2 Sec:Clftd tow l .J7 p.m . 0.6 Sun Hl.l laNV al 4:44 p.m .. rl- Tllu.-y .. •·>1 11.m -rises •I ,_, T11uodav • ..ne1 11 •om . What do you hke about the Dally Pilot" What don't you lllte? Call th<' number below and your message will be recorded . tran.,cnbcd and delivered lo lhe appropriate editor The same 24 hour answenng service may ~used to record l~l· ter~ to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include thei r name and telephone number ror verification No circulation l' a tis. plc>ase Tell us whal ·s on your mll)d 642•6086 • Or ngu Cou111 DAILY IJILOl tWodnoscJJy Out.umbo1 2, 198 1 Hf i\3 rt advice slowed Questions delay recommendations from county panel I By Ql.F.NN SCO'M' 0( .. .,..,, ........... Vex1n.i question~ on where, when und whether to bwld 11 rca1onal airport in Or~nac Co unt y ha ve C¥u1ed ti hand-picked advisory panel to lake longer than a nticipated to recomme nd u n swers lo th~: county Board or Supervisors . Members or t.he SO·called Blue Ribbon R egional Airpo rt Com mittee were apJ>Oinled by t h e s upervi:sor s almost 10 Fair racing attendance drops 29o/o Rain. Monday night football, the World Series and another racing meet all helped to push the Orange County Fall Fair thoroughbred horseracing event into a s1so;ooo hole this year. J ohn Burke, assistant Orange County Fair ma nager . said the 12-day rat ing event that closed Nov. 9 at Los Alamitos Race T r a c k 'd r e w -" n I y 1 O 3·: O O O spectators~-a 29 percent drop from last year The biggest proble m . said Burke. was the fact that the nighttime racing progr am had com petition from the day time Oak T ree m eetin g at Santa An ita. Last year the handle. or the amount spectators bet, was $26.6 million and the Fair had to pay a $1 .8 million purse for prize . money, explained Burke. This year's loss could mean next year 's gain. said Burke . The $17.2 million gam blers bet this year , means that Fair officials will only have to offer a Sl.4 millipn purse next year Burke said some unexpected revenues this year will offset the racinf( loss. They include· --Revenues totaling $1.275 million from the s umme r fair or $50.000 more than expected. -Revenues from the swap meet up $250,000 over last year. -Revenues from the 276-stall equestrian cente r up $15.000 over last year. Despite the loss in horse racing revenues! the Fair Board has no plans to disband the fall races at Los A!a m itos. said • Burke . Funds from the annual fall event go to maintain and expand the facilities at the Orange Cou nty Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. • United Way IWW offers stress ialks "How lo Cope with Stress" is one or sever al program topics being offered through the United Wa y o f Ora n ge Co unt y North/South's new s peakers' bureau . The speakers will be provided free to local civic, social service. r e ligious and othe r Orange County organizations . Other topic s includ e juvenil e delinquency, parenting skills, adoption, child abuse and aging. Groups seeking a speaker should contact the United Way at 3903 Metropolitan Drive, Suite 500, Orange, or call Marilyn Sturdivant. 634-2252 . Gem Talk ByJ.C. HUMPHRIES Cntifird Grmologiat. AGS DO YOU REMEMBER? It 1$11'1 rasv Do you remember last year's Christmas gifts? it isn't easy to • recall what you gave to each loved one. or what they gave you. But you will find that some gifts have a way or lingering in the minds and hearts or those who r eceive the m . Fine jewelry , for exa mple . is somelhing of value that not only has las ting quality, it ha s lasting semtimental value. How monlhi. u.:o tu look tit 11rapor.t•d t11r1wrt 'llc11 and rccomm1·nd Uw moi.t reas1bll' Hut the J.>roct'llb hu11n 't been 4':> "I t reurnlined 101 hupod for. < 'hu1rman Keith M urdoc:h told rncmber"' thut u target d¥te an Februur) now 1:ap~an. "a Ulll e optiml11tic." A rlnul ret·ornmcndation to tht:' supervisors more likely might be issul'<I around April, he nld. Bc~or e then , th Oul(h . committee rnemtwrs still must decide on their favorite site for a regional airport intended to take pressure off John Wayne Airport and lo provide me.d ium and lung -r1:ange comm e rcial jet nights Dr Will i am B a llhaus presiden t o f B ec kman Instruments lnl' . suggested during the committee's monthly meetin~ Tue~d<iy in Santa Ana that the group should forward wh<1t he called it s best twp locations, Santiago Canyon and Chino J-Ulls, to the supervisors. The ultimate decision Qn a site. he reasoned , will be a 1>olitic:al one anyway But others seemed reluctant to make recommendations until t h ey 've s tu died m o r e information about the sites, arlcluding alternatil1es..of buying lo~al military bases if only to do away with conflicting air space fr o m pl aces s u c h us the Marines' El Toro Air Stcttion A p r oposa l from Henry Segerc;trom and James Cavanaugh, both of whom lave in Newport Beach. to construct a n ew regional ai r port was unanimously tabled by the group pend ing more study _Segerstrom. the South Coast Plaz a developer . and C a ,. a n a u g h • p r e s i d e n t o f Allergan Pharmaceuticals of l r v 1 n •· . wt' r c• o b t. c n t Th..- Prop''"' a I w ..i ' 1· u r r 1 c d by Scgt>rs trorn u1dc (;h u sl! Mc: l.1i1ughlln AddtnM to lht• d111agreement, Newport fleuc·h congressman Hohtr1 Hwdham cnt word th.at he believes nt'w technological udvances In quiet and erricleot' u1rcrf,IH might relieve som e prl'ssurt' on J ohn Wayne and Long Beach <11rpc>rts Radham was cons ulted by committee member Wa lter <lerken. president and execut1vt: officer of Pacific Mutual Ltfe Insurance. on possibilities o( ·acquiring land at loc:al m ilitary bases Meanwhile. the committee :.Lill is waiting for rinal fi gures on possible acquisition to weigb the cost·henefit of such a move. Preliminary figures provided Ylonday were that land at EJ T'>ro hai. a market value from S9H million to $136 million The Marines· Tustin Helicopter Base was valued from $46 million to S62 million and the Navy's Los Alamitos Air Station was listed from S40 million to S53 million. Committee member George Mc;..lamec told the .group he thinks more can be done to encourage ·orang'e Count)' r<:s1denls to use the Ontario International /\1rpurt The members. however. did agree on one point They unanimously voted not lo make a formal response to Supervisor Hruce Nestande. who sent them an eight-point query on whether a regional airport 1s necessary in the rounty "I think that Mr Nestande's case ought to go before the cou n t y board." s uggested Gerken "ff the\ want to amend their onginal mandate. then so be it .. Deily ............ ·~ ll.-W HOMELIEST BIRO? Looking like a giant hood ornament from an automobile of another e r a . peli<'an stretches its wings before taking off from piling in Newport Harbor Pelicans an' a study in contrasts. appearing home!~· und awkward on the ground. but stately and graceful in flight ~ Christmas checks ~ ·deserve more than casual spending. In vest them wisely. Pamper yourself with reall y fine jewelry that wi ll be a permanent reminder of the thoughtfulness of your giver. Our selec ti on of quality pieces will excite your interest. Stop in soon ... and do bring your Chris tmas check! American (iem Societq Registered Je~eler(~) "--=-"" J. C.fiwnpfu.Ur6 J.-fm ·' ·many Christmas gifts do you know of Chat have become family heirlooms, passed along from generation to generation? When a loved one passes away. is n 't it true that family m e mbers treasure most the small. lntimate, personal pieces of jewelry that are passed along to s urvivors? Of course we have more than just a sentimental interest in hoping that you wlll include girts of jewelry on your holiday shopping list. But if you give It som e thought, jewelry ls a gift that combines tender thoughts with good common MEMBl R AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY sense, isn't it? It's something 1823 NEWPORT BLVO COSTA MESA @ we hope )'OU will consider as 35 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION gift. giving season app~ach_es. J~~B!1!n!kA!m!!e~nc!a!rd!-!!M~a~s!te!r!C!ti!1!ro!•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!P!H!O!N!!E!~!!!3!4()!1!!!! &&JS ., , ' ';., ,. ,. Hff Or.mg Con I DAILY PIL U I Wut.llll' J"1uy Uuc..umbu1 2 I~ I • " Cadets, Solidarity offiCial seized Arms envoys mum a/ ter first meet (;EN EVA, Switzerland CAP> "EvervthtnR Is OK," su1d the c hte r .Soviet representative a fte r tt\t: r1rst bargaining session 111 the a.s ·Soviet negotiat ions to r educe medium-range nuclear mbsiles deployed i.n Europe The negQtlalon. announced lhl'y would m eet t'wice a week, on Tuesday a nd Friday But afte r the two delegations met'Tdt 1.wo h ours· and 40' m lJrute s - Tuesday. chief de legates Paul II Nitie of the United States and Yuli A. Kv1tsmsky of t he Soviet lJ n i o n adhered to th e ir agreement to maintain a news blackout around the substance of t heir discussions. The ear ly sessions were ex p eel e d to be devote d to resolving differences about the te rminolo~y. n umbe rs, range and destructive characteristics or the medium-range m issiles. or theater nuclear forces. that are t h e s u bjec t o f th e nei.:otiat1ons. Reagan may lift controller freeze w ASHINCTON I/\ r ) The Rl•agan administration. seeking to thaw rela tions with big la bor. i:-. considenng whether to lift a thret•·vear freeze on federal l'm ploy m e nt for ai r trarfic controllers "ho were fi red after ~t riking against the government Pres ident Reagan broached thnt poss ibility in a meeting with leade rs of the Inte rnational Brother hood o f Teams te rs. White House aides confirmed la t e Tue.s day Rut c hi e f s p o k es m-an David Gerge n emphasized that Rea ga n "was not considering" returning the 11,500 controllers to the night to wers Yugeslav plane,'s box recovered AJACCIO. Corsica <API Soldiers from the French F or eign Legion re cover ed the black box fro m a chartered Y u~oslav DC -9 airlin er that cr a s hed into the s ide or a mountain. killi_!lg all 174 persons aboa rd . o ffi cials s aid toda y. The bodies of some of the 168 passengers and six -member 1· n· w rt• c· 11 \ \' r t' d ( r o m l h c• \\ rt•t•ku~1· 30 milt•.., lrnm this southwe:.t l'll} \lo \.'rt• tukc·11 to a 1·hurd1 in the fouth1ll:. of lht• '1 .~3 foot h ij(h Mt San P1l'tro T~y wc r<' dut' to tw ltrnught to AJacc10 l~tcr lodu> wh1•r1• u ll'm porary mor~uary hus hf•t•n s1•t up ut lhe 1.urport Senate-= 6 atki nl(. ~#( -- on S tealth pla11e W/\SlllNGTON (1\l'l Tht• Senatt.' is r<'fus1ng to speed up pr11duct1on or the radar C'ludan~ Stealth bomber a t thl' l'Xl>Cni.e or the U 1 bombt>r An unsuccessful amendme nt tu add S250 m1l hon for Stealth rei.earch to a $20~ 5 b1lllon mllit;.iry spending bill ... parked a lively debate Tuesday on what 1~ wc n~t and what 1sn t S. Af ri~a frees hijack suspe cts PRETOHIA. South Africa t AP 1 The South African i:overnment h11s freed Michael "Mad Mik<.>' Hoare and t he 43 other white mercenaries who hiJack<'d an Ind1:rn airliner after thl'tr attempt to overthro\\ the Se) ehdles )!ovcrnment failed Hoare. a legt•ndar:. f.2-year 0111 South African soldier of fo rtunt•. a nd four others wcrl' l'harged in Pretoria Ma ~1str;.ite's Court with kidnappin g and 1 m mt·d1e1l<'I) n •leascd on bail School b1ts tax rejected_ a g ain ALPENA. M1<'h l /\P 1 For the second t 1 m e thi s year. Alpena School Dis tru:t voters ha\'t' rejected a tax to pay for :.chool busei. for 6,800 students whose homes are spread over 620 square miles Tlte vote Tuesda} on the $1 million bus levy was 7.421-3,012, a mar~1n of m ore than 2-1. Last month. voters turned down·a ta~ bill that \\OU ld have resumed bus sen·1t·e 1n the financially s trapped dis t r ict. And i rr October , :.chools were shut for t hree wee k s unfi l vot ers a pproved mon ey to resume bas ic ser vices . MARGARITAS • •nd GREAT MEXICAN FOOD . .. \\' f\ RSA W, Polu11d 1/\P 1 S1wl'lal 1111lh•t• units '>Wo1111NJ llown from 11 l1t•llco11ll·r 1111d hur'l thro u .:h d oor.., 111 .1 f 1 r l' I 1 &: ht c• r b H ho u I to cl u y ro rl'I ng ou I m ort· th,, 11 :mo p rttt1•11t1n.i t·acfrt ~ ll ul '1111111• wt'rt' rumort•d 'l 1 II 111t11Cl1· ttw .. . . .. hu1 lcl1111(. Jrtll J nowcl 111 :1 OCJCI t'I\ il111u.-. rt•fll'11•tl 1jt•IH 1· 11r<l1•r ... t•i \ a1·al1• t tu ,111•u Tht• 111 cl 1·p1·111l1•111 0111011 ~1IHl.11 II\ 'u1tl IJOl 11·1• St'lll>tJ 110\.' o( Suhf11111I \' .., h1fl 11ff1<·111 l~ Ill W ar -..n~· S1·v.t•r>n J 11v.or-1k 1, W h11 v. ,..., V. I I h lht• c• .&dl'lS . 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Solldar1ly said the •urdl'r or tnhlanl rl'adaness did not denote mi.tant readiness to !'llrlke The l'udcts wa n te d to be covcn ·d by a n t•w al'adem1c rt>furm la" ... ought by un1 vers1ty !>tudt·nts , and excluded from Jurt i.didwn o f the Interior M1n1 stry The oHicial PAP news 3gency s aid "etll cadets have bet•n made to leave the building. Ther<' were no ca sualties and no onl· was injured durin g the oi1crallon " , B ut pe r i.1s tenl ru m ors c1n·ulated through the crowd uut~tdt' thl' building that some. cade t!> were barnl'aded inside the bulleting, three hours after th e opera tion began Solidarity off1c·1als on the scene told the crowd all the c ade ts had left the building. but the mob refused to lea vt• "It wa~ non-violent and we oHt'r cd no resista nce to give t h em any excuses,"' s aid a fire fighte r ca de t corpor a l at W<ir saw Solldar'ily headquarters whcrl' som l' 300 to 400 people • ·gr Cctl•d i'Qme of the cadet s take n fr,<>ro th(! school ! ·J!lf'ticv didn't· bea( us .. said I h~ corpora.I ., V.:ho a lon'g With otht'i cadets w~s .,ke n lo a rallro~ 'ilatiqn ~nd .brde red to ~o ho m e ,bul 'di\obeyed the command afld went lo Solidarity headqu<arte'rs "T hey JU Sl µu~hcd us a hit." Witnesses said the assault bt'ga n wh e n a lar ge , troop -c arryi n g helicopte r hovered over the roof of the s e ho o I a nd s p ec 1 a I p oii c e climbed down a rope ladder onto the building 'flappy' A~len faces yet another probe WA S H I NGTON I AP I !lia t1 o nal s ec·ur1t v advis er Ri chard V Allen .. clt'ared of wrongdoing for rece1\•mg Sl.000 from t wo J apancse Journalists. will stay on paid leave pending a new inquiry· into his inaccurall' financial disclosure statement a nd his accepta nce o f two watches Allen said Tuesd ay he was "ver y happy" with the results of the investigation into a Sl.000 "thank-you " paym ent for a Jan 2 1 interview w i th Nancy Reagan. But the announoement or a new pha se or the probe ra ised fresh doubts a bout his future. White House s pokes man l>°a\ 1cl c;l>rJ,tl•n , ... ,J Allen \I.Ill remain on piud Jdministr.at1\e ICd\ l' until lhl· 1nn· ... t1 ~allon 1s c-um plHt•d ArJrl C:t·rgen rerusc·d to ·.;l\ whcth1·r Allen would t°le "d1·timl'ared hy lhl' Just tu.> L>epart m ent Eurly t 1Hl<1~ 1n a :\1utual liro:.uk;;is t1nJ? S)<.tem ra<110 1ntt•rv1e" on "Tht• Larr y King Show." :\lien said . "I ct'rta1nly do .1nl1cir1all' and look for" ard to n·~umm~ m) duties · A~ked whl'thl'r ht' had an~ doubt that f'n•s1dent Heagan would keep him on l\llen said. "Or cour'>t' tht· d ec1:-.t0n 1::. alway~ the president'.., we ser ve at the plca::.url' of the president Should the dh·1s111n be otherwise. then Bronze glows everywhere. Bronze clutch. 14.99 We re so affordable 23.99&24.99 of l'OUrM· that 1s his decision · ~ll'an" hale. the White House .ul<led a new obstacle to Alle n's pos:-iule return. Presidential t oun::.el Fred Fie lding s aid that •. irter the Jus tice Department complcks Its inquiry. his office also wi ll review lhc case to see if any "standa rds of cond1,1ct .btid been viola ted .. Ge rgen conf i rm e d tha t Hcagan ·~ ·decision would not nel'l'Sl>i.irily rely on FRI fandmgi. hut \\ould await F iel ding's 11H1uiry as well He quoted the president as ~aymg. · Let's gl'l all the facts m and re\'lcw. and then lht' detcrmanatrnn will bl' mude .. In rl'leasing Ole find an gs or a 21 2 month investigation into the Sl.000 "thank-you·· pay ment, Att o rney Ge ne ral Walllam Fr e nch S mith r u I e d o u·t appoi ntme nt o f a s p ecial prosecutor on the grounds that the r e was n o evid ence of \•iolat1on o f federal cr imin al law . The new 10qu1ry a lso will foc·us on Allen '.s receipt of two wat ches from the Japanese Journalts ti. who 1nter v1ewed M r s R eagan One o f the journalist~. Fuyuko Kam1saka. has s aid the first watc h was given to Allen on J a n 16. before the 1naugur.at1on, and t he second o n J a n . 22. two days a fte r Rt>ag;;an was sworn m Ne~Backlay l"IM A••· at MHa Dr. 646-3228 Huntinaton Beach 20111~ .. ..... 963·9748 "l'M TIRED of TURKEY'' r A DOLLAR A DINN•R (OA LUNCH OR BRUNCH) ~0 A DOLLAR 0,1' FOR YOU AND A DOLLAft 0,, c,"i'-t" f. FOR •VIRYON• WITH YOU. ~~ ~~ ~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \,: o'~ ~o.~., .. ne coupon per guest check VAL.JD THAU 12-10-81 AS SEEN IN GI.AMOUR . . ~-. • " 41 FASHIO'J ISLAND. NEW PORT BEACH. 759 988Q • a ..... +-0 0 CDP says Settles 'was beligerent' LOS ANG~LES tAPI -A California HighwflY Patrol officer who stopped football star Ron Settles for speeding 12 days before he was found dead J n Jl Signal Hill jail said Settles""f.las belligerent.and threatening. C ll P Office r Brian Ludlow to l d Te d e r a l a n<t l ocal inves tigator s Settl es. 21 , behaved so threateningly In that· Ma y 21 traffic stop that he quickly called for a backup unit, the Los Angeles Times reported today. It was t he firs t time in Ludlow's 12 months with the Cll P . writing 80 to 100 tickets a month. tha t he had fe lt he needed a backup, The Times s aid. Extra welfare benefits seen SACRAMENTO CAP> -Some 150,000 C alifornia w elfar e recipients whose benefits were cut this month will be getting the money back because a federal j udge rule d the s tate didn't notify them properly. The ruling could cost the state S21 million it had hoped to save b y putti n g thj! R eagan administration cuts into effect Dec. 1. Shawn Ortiz of the Social Serv i ces D ep artment acknowledged Tues day that the department , in drafting the notice that was sent by counties to r ecipients. had been trying to ·s ave money by reducing the l ,,.... -- number o r hearin gs that reclpienL-; would request . 3 Fullerton men rescued PORTERV ILLE <AP·~· T hree Southe rn Californians staying in a remote mountain cabin were taken to safety on snowmobiles when they were u nable to drive away, s aid Tulare County sheriff's deputies. Brian Keith Hunt, Gary Lee Coleman and Tim John Ederer. all of Fullerton, we re rescued Tuesday near Mule Peak, east of Porterville. They discovered they couldn't drive tne six miles to safety after they were s nowed in by las t week's storm . Mental health chief resign$ SACRAMENTO (AP ) -Gov. Edmund-Brown Jr. sa ys that state Mental Health Director Al Loeb. caught in a dispute with B r o wn's c hi e f aide over television commercials aimed at homosexuals. has quit. .. Mr. Loeb was an interim a ppointmen t ,'· Brown told reporters Tuesday .. He wanted to return to the private sector." Loeb's resignation m arks the second time in as many. weeks that a Brown adipini's t ration official has quit a midst reported clas h es with th e n ewly appointed Collins. . ... The "Early Rendezvous" From 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. FHtw iR"F s-t • SGled Choice of """'"' CFow Dalyt 0 • Oranoo Coa1>t OAIL Y PILOT'Wodnosday, Decembor 2. 1981 H/F A$ - "'"w'"-.. NUCLEAR CONFERENCE Ar<'hh1:-.hoµ .John 11 (}1111111 of San Fra n<:isl'o . lt'ft. with ~olwl l.aun·al l' Don..ild Cla:-.t.•r t•t.•nter. a nd H arold \\'1lle11 ...... tall' 1·norcl1nat or of Californian:-tor a Bllatt'ral :\ucil'ar \.\l·ap111h F1·1•1•tt'. dist·uss their s tult•\\'idc iniltul iH• tin\ 1• t·alltng u n t lw l " S a nd Hussia to hull .. te-.t 111g . produc·t 1011 .11111 t 11r1 hvr deplo~·m1.•11t ··of nudt.•;Jr \\'t.•apon.., I Assembly drops ,] revenue hills SAt:HAME NTO 1AP 1 A s~e mbl y De m ocr ats h ave given up t h is year on two Senate blocked bills that would raise $300 million. meaning the deadlocked special session -can resume this month to deal with two other unfinished matters. Assembly Spe ake r W1n1 e1 Brown and Senate President Pro T e m Oavid R o be rti s aid Tuesday t hey are pollin g lawmakers for u date to recall the i.pccial session that broke off Nov 13 partially in a dispute over ltre revenue bills . The matters th at wi ll be tons1den.'<l will be welfare cuts and a reapportionment plan for the Board of Equalization. Brown said he had given up hope of getting the Senate to act t h is yea r o n bills to boost penalties for late tax payments and to require e m ployers to de li ver withheld income taxes more frc-qucnlly lo the s tate ··The A s~e m bly h as no thuH't'. .. the San Fran cisco Democrul ~aid after a meeting with Roberti " But he said the Assembly is ··satisfi e d " with a Senate promi se to con side r the proposals in January when the regulur session resumes. ' • The two measures passed the Ai,,sembly last m onth but stalled • in the Senate because of a lack or Republicao support. '' Th~ special session , ·called by Gov Edmund Brown Jr to deal With reapportionment and the s l ate's fin a ncia l woes, then broke up after a week with the two houses hickenng and most of th e sess ion 's i ss ue s •1 unre~ol ved Roberti said he had promised the GOP a i. part of a budget agreement that he would not pus h for action o n revenue inc r eases t his year without bipartisan support. Expert predicts colder winter The Los Angeles De mocrat said he hoped to negotiate an a greement with Re publicans lhat would produce that backing in January, but he added that Oemocrals could seek another SJH'tial session if the ta lks fail. Roberti said the revenue bills, ' t both t)y Assem blyman Richard Ro binson, D-Santa Ana, are • ) needed this fi scal year. LA JOLLA-t AP> A weather expert· is predic ting a colder than u s u a l winte r 1n the Northeast and West Coast. with a warming trend in the upper Rockies and Gulf states. And the Midwest aria West can expect above ave rage precipitation. In his annual forecast, Dr J ero m e Namia s. an inteTnationally known weather resc~rcher at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. predict s below normal ra m and s nowfall in New Eng land. the Gulf Coast and Pacific Northwest. Nam1as s aid 1t rnl'an~ a ··major e hangl• · · rrom last "'tnter when 11 "'a~ unu~uallv dry over mul'h of the nation and m i I d o v l' r t h l' w e .., t <' r n tll\O·th1rd~. . On pa rt. he s:.11d Toc~day. .. indication~ point to a tolder tha n normal winter over the north ea s te rn quarter of the nation ex t ending from the Midw('st and Lake Region to New En gland and lh e M1d-Atlant1t· state~" · Namias said 1t "'ill he tolder t han normal on the West Coast and adjacent s lates but that .. slightly warmer tl!an normal rond1t1ons a r e e xpected to . p revail a long the immediate Gulf Coa~t and in the northern Pla1ni.." The Midwe~t . he s aid. will g~ above-normal prec ipitation including s no w this winter Along the Atlantic seaboard no rthward from Virginia. there will be occasional snowfall ''but the ~e s t o rms w ill quickly migrate out to sea." Namias said Th.ey would h ave to be ,• approved by a two·thirds vote - which would require Republican s upport o r passed by a majority in d special session to lake effect before Jan. 1, 1982. Brown said he a nd Roberti wanted to wrap up the current special session before the end of the year to allow sperjal session bills to take effect as soon as possible. ~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ·' • t .I DH«t .ct Coffft ORiy 'IS•~ peno11 (W11h each party of two a Bottle or Red or White French Imported Wine ) . ------L -•------ • '•11111 mu11d l\:rfnr11u11w~ FIRST PIRFORMANCE Save S<'.00 on a dynamite hairstyle! 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If g 1 ' 1• n a I rt-,, d1<11 c·t>, would nlllV(• lntu 11\ht>r 111·e u 1mt1•m' C11mp.1ri:1J .... Ith \ht: "\ 1·r .i 11 1\ ml' r H" j 11 µ o µ u I .1 l 1 <1 n . SYlVll PORTfli!? farmer.. n •cc1H' IP:.~ formal t,'l'lucat1on Mo:-.t r.1rnwr~ i;r1pe about politic~ and fear the Aml'rtCan :-.y:-.tt-m 1~ (a1ltn~ but they don't bother lO vote 1n pres1dl'nt1ul cl1>ct1ons 1f yr>U un:.w<.·rl·11 truP lo a ny or lhc above, you ll11nked All <Jr<.• r,11:-.c sta tcmcntc;, according to a 1•omprchl'11S1vt• ~lUd) hf fa rmer~ <·oast to coast. JUSt t:onducted for 'otton Jnc by Rcseurcb & Forecasts, JO independent N l'W York based rei.earch f1r.m Yet. these a rc our stron~ly held ~hefl'> about farmers It 's tl1fftcult to accept them as merely popular myths that we hand down from gener ation lo generation For inst.irH't· !H per<('nt of tho~c farm er s ... un C) cd IJclt('Vl' they fate more n sks than people in r1lher nt·ru11al1ons An oH•rwhe lming maJonty HIS percent 1 -.;rnJ that. 1i1ven a free cho1n" they would t•onl1nuc forming Only r.o percent of the general p11bhc \.\ould rontinue 1n thl' occupations they now havl' The sourrc:. of JI.lb sat1:.fac·t1on among the f:trmmR comm unlt) also are extraordinary A c lose fam ily cnvaronml'nt "'as c1lt.~ by one third of the rcs1>011dcnts, while bc1n~ your own bos!. 170 percentl a111I !king outdoor!\ "£>rt• m £>nlluned by substantial numbcm, A~ an uamplc or ~tab11lty. 90 percent of f,1rmerS l>elteve thal It IS very important tO do things Lo~<'lher as ag<unsc 74 1)ercent or the public, and 65 J\ hidden shocker ooncerns educa\lon, for t his '>Urvey strc::;st's thJt to<la) ·~ farmer 1s m ore educated tli.tn other Anwrn·:.in.-. /\ full 45 percent of those -;urvC'yed had Jll<·nded l'!lllege, comp:.ired with 30 p<·rcen t of lh1· gem·r JI public Furt1wrm11rt• the\ U.!>NI t he ir cducauo n . llt>c·oming "'h.il the r(·port calls '"1nformat1on Jcllv•::;t:> · :\l l1·a-.1 80 pcr renl of farmers use ext e nsion ... en 1lc'> .q,:ri1Ju.,1ness lite rature and 1Jrofess1on:ll c·o q ... ultiJOI!'. in far m m anagement JJrognims Far m crs are lnforml'd and use the m r>st mode rn e<1u1pmen1 both In the fields and in offices I.\ here 1·omputcr u:-.a~e 1s b<'comrng a trend Many, in •fact ('On,1d• r ,hcm !>e l vr•s mana ge r s and hu'>rnessml·n h:1 rdh Just old fa:-.h1oned farmers \nothcr -:1artltng f1 nd1n~ concern~ ownership of th<· <.unc\l•<l f.1rms :i full 5fj(J cotton and non cotton f<1rmN·s all ov<.·r l ht• r1>0 ntry Yih1ch 1::; more tha n a r.:111 samµlrnl! <J11h I JH!rc·Pnt are not family held 11perat1on,, Jnd Jbou1 8 pl'r cent are famaly 1·•11·poral1011 .. l11rm1·d m ainh for lax reasons There 1s a fervent oµttm1Sm on the part or tho:.e s urveyed 1he1t farming "'II c·rmt1nue as the focus or family trad1t1on On top 11( this there as a strong tendency, c-;pec1ally amoni: ) oun~ farmers, to e ncour age duldren to remain in farming The mode rn tr end is for c·haldren of f;irmer' lo i::et an edur cit1on and return to the farm STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES Nl \111 VORi"IAPI f onal Do,. 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The proposal calls for Avco Financial and Insurance group FV names new city manager Howard Ste phe ns. Fountain Valley's c hief finance offi cer since 1968, has been appointed city manager in a unanimous vote by the.City Council. Ste phens, a-63·yea r -o ld Fountain Valley reside nt, has been acting city manager since the Oct. 6 resignation of Robert Vollmer. In the interim, the council ha~. advertised the opening and ha~. been screening a pplications. '·We went through all the a pplic ations,'.' ex plained Co un cilm an Marvin Adler. .. Howard's was o ne of t he ap plicatio ns . Afte r goin g through the pros a nd cons and c o n s i"d e r i n g t h e c u r r e n t co nditions in the city, the decision was to go with Howard. "It's the best choice we ever m ade. Mr. Stephens will do an excellent job in fil ling t he position." .S t eph e n s was s e l ect ed Tuesday night after the council emerged from a clo.sed -door executive session. Person nel director Bill Ackerman said Stephe ns will serve without a contract. unlike his immediate predecessors il~bert· Vollme r and James Nea l. His a ppointment is for an indefinite period Stephens will e,un $45.000 a nnually. · 1 Before being named acting · -~Y manager . -Stephe ns served as comptroller. City officials said today it has n o t been d ecided who will a ssume his forme r responsibilities. Services due Thursday for Mrs. Caine A funeral ser vice will be conducted Thursday for Huldah Pfaff Ca in e. a r esident o f Huntington Har bour who died Sund a v. The service will begin at 7 p.m . at St. Wilfrid's Episcopal Church, 18631 Chapel Lane. Huntington Beach. Mrs. Caine is survived by her hus band, Wa lter A. Caine Jr.; her children. Garrett. Gregory and Russell Cain e. all o f Huntington Ha r bour: a nd her brother , Or. Dudley Pfaff of Newp0rt Beach. M{s . Caine was born in India na polis . She graduated from the University of Indiana, where she was a m ember of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. The family has s uggested that donations be m ad e to the American Cancer Society. ~ Three coast students study abroad Three Orange Coast reslde nls enrolled at Cal Stat.e Long Beach ar e a m o n g 30 s tudents participat ing in the 1981-82 . International Program o r the .. California State University and Colleges. Local students who will be studying abroad a r e S hawn Walters, Balboa Island, studying at the University of Madrid, Spain ; Dougla s Martin , Fountain Valley, studying at the University or Provence, France; and Natalie Osborne. Fountain Valley , s tudying at the Universidad lbero·Amerlcaoa, Mexico. The programs, established in 1963, enable students from the state university's It campuses to study in any or 14 countries for one year while earning college credit at the ir bome compuses in California. t o o ff e r l o w er rates or homeowner inl>urance Co citizens whose residences pass a safely inspection by city orricials. · A percentage of the profits from premi u m s w o u Id be returned to the city to help fund the poli ce and fire de pa rtmenls. the propos al states. City Admin istrator Charles Thompson and officials of Avco Financial and Ins urance group made a presentation of the proposal to the gathering of Delly l'ilet , ......... HOLDS REINS (;<JI"\ -'clson wa s fl' t•l e<.'ll'CI pres ~dent of the Huntington Bea <"h Cit ' • l'l c:mcntan· • 'S.C'lrnol Bt;arcl Th ur~da·~· .\:l•lson . .to. "111 head till' fj, t'·membt•r hoar d lnr tlw "eC'oncl 'l'<:tr 1 n iJ n>\\ HBfi.remen rescue woman from blaze A 64 -yea r -old Huntington Beach woman whose apartment caug ht f i re while she was sleeping was rescued Tuesday nig ht by firefighters. The wo m an. Do r o th y Thompson of 19822 Brookhurst St.. was repor.ted in serious condition today a t Fountain Valley Community. undergoing treatment for smoke inhalation. 1 Huntingto n B each fir e inves tigator Ric k Grunbaum said the blaze apparently was caused by cigarette as hes that · ignited an overs tuffed chair. He said hot ashes a pparently fell into the chair while the woman was watching television in her living room. He said the woman went to bed unaware that the chair was smoldering. According to Grunbaum. an upstairs neighbor saw t he fire at about 10:040 p.m. and notified the apartment manager and the fire de pa rtment. pri vate ins u rance agents Tuesday "The whole thing stinks." said Wes Banniste r . a n insurance agen t and a lso a Huntington Beach planning commissioner. "The city is buying a pig in a pok e , .. he told Thompson "You're going to lose mo ney on this thing a nd c reate a lot of hard feelings." Thompson says the eity will conduct safety inspections only and won't pa y off ins ura nce losses. He said the inspections won't cost the city anything because that service already is offer ed. although he admitted t-hal only about 200 homeowners annually allow ins pectors into their hom es. A vco sp"okesman Richard Zizian said the insurance would be between • 8 perl'ent and 15 percent lower than comparabl,e packages now offered because the homes would be -safe r after the inspections City Fire Chief Ray Picard and P o l ice C hi e f Earl e Robitaille said they support the con cept because it w o uld pro vi d e i n ce nti ve f or ho m eowners to allow the voluntary ins pec·tions wh ich they s ay would reduce fire and burglary. T he Municipal Homeown~rs In s urance wo uld o nly be available for owner-occupied homes. of which there are about .20,000 in the city But Bannis ter and ot her agents charged th a t Avco·s projected profit margins were muc h too high. compared to current nationwide trends. "You·r e really naive if you s wallow this proposal." he told T hompson Valley seeks members for ho.using panel ~ T he city of Fountain Valley 1s accepting a pplications through D ec . 15 from r e s i d e n t s inte r ested in serving on the Hou s i n g and Com munity D eve lop m e nt Adv i sor y Committee. This committee meets at 7:30 p m . on the first Wednesday of each month to review the city's o n go i n g H ou s i n g a nd Com munity Block Gran t program and to recommend future city projects under the program.· T h e co mmitt ee ha s 10 members. All terms wi ll expire June 30,. 1982. Applica tions m ay be o btained from the ci,Jy clerk"s offi ce at City Hall. 10200 Slater Ave .. or by calling 963-8321, ext. 232. ..... "91 ......... SEQUEL Suzy Gils trap of Irvine will be seen Thursday ni ght in "Skyward Christmas." n sequel to the teen-age paraplegic"s TV movie of last year \ f always be special to "' ,. many. See Hugh Mulligan 0 / column on Page 82. _.. BACK TO WORK Newport Ht'ath pqli n ' sen..w:mt <;rt•g :vt attson i~ back on the 1ob t od..i~·. 11 months after a o.lty ...... , .... - ncur·f<.1ta l act·1denl · I feel hkl· thing~ ;.i r(' nol'mi.11 again. · ht• sa~·s 'Things are normal again' Newport cop back on job after near-fatal accident By STEVE MARBLE OI -o.ll'f 1'1194 Slaff He walks with a limp and there's a hint of a scar on his forehead. These are the only visible re m inders of what Greg Mattson has out and walk down the block a little farther. the next day I'd ~o farther Then I started ~ping out t wice a day. It was very slow." been through. 1 The 31-year-old police sergeant, who has battled back from a near-fatal accident that left him broken a nd battered. strapped on his gun . got out his badge and reported for duty Tuesday . I le says it never entered his mind to throw in the towel, take a medical retirement and seek a more passive job. · • 1 refused to even let that thought enter my mind," he says. "I wanted to come back. It was very impartant to me It was Mattson's first day back on the Newport police force. ··1 fe lt g reat com ing b ack ," s aid Mattson.;·1 feel like things are normal again. 1 just kee p thinking 'it's about time.· " "It sounds trite. I suppose, but l really enjoy helping.__other people solve problem s even when you ~an't alwa ys ~elp them. It was 11 months ago that Mattson was hit by a car . He was standing on an edge of Pa(·ific Coast Highway in West Newpor t direct ing traffic when 1t happened. ·. He says i1e doesn't remem ber a thing . Friends have filled him in on the det ails, which. he Jokes. seem to keep gettmg worse and worse. ''I wanted to get back to work. That was my goal.'' The car knocked Mattson off his feet•nd flipped him onto the hood. He was dragged down the street for more than 100 feel before the c ar s lammed into a metal railing. ··Why live life if you're not satisfied. with what you're doing? t wouldn't be happy jus t was ting away getting my checks without doing my job.·· He was in a coma for six weeks and has only vague me mories of the next 10 weeks. Mattso n , working i n the r ecords department now. says his next goal is to get back"on the streets. back in a s<fuad car . He's given hi mself six months to get there fhe driver was arrested on susf icion of drunken driving and later given a.jai term Mattson's injuries were extensive. He had a broken neck. a punctured lung , c rushed vertebrae. a twisted ankle and a leg cut sn badly doctors worried he might lose it. So far. he says he's encountered only one surprise in coming back to work. "I wanted to get back to work." Mattson recalls. ··T hat was my goal. That's all I tho ught about." .. I figured I'd j ust come in today and get my assignment. They told me to go into the conference room and there were about 40 people in there w ith a cake that s aid , 'Welcome Back Greg 'That floored me ... Three operations la ter, Matlson says he went hom e. He says he set his mind on learning to walk again He paused for a moment and looked straight ahead. ··vou see, It's nice to want to get back but it's so much nicer when those you work with want you back.'" "A nortnaJ person wouldn't even call it walking. but it was a start. Every day I'd go Handicap not a hindrance Wheelchair-bound Irvine girl burgeoning actress • By JOEL DON OI Ille o.il't ...... SI ... Though Irvine 's Suzy Gilstrap is bound to a wheelc hair for life. s he sees no lif11its t o her burgeon ing ca r ee r as a television actress. Last year s he made her TV as w e ll a s ac tin g debut in "Skyward.·· a heartwarming story about a paraplegic who learns to fly an airplane. Her co-s tars we re Bette Davis and Howard Hesseman. The show received high marks from the critics and producers Ron H o w a rd a nd Anson Williams (of TV's "Ha ppy Days"> opted for a sequel with a h oliday the m e, "Skyward C h ristmas ." The s how airs Thursday a t 8 p. m on NBC, Channel 4. Suzy re-c reates he r role as Julie Ward, paralyzed since birth from an affliction called spina bifida. In the 'hour·long program, Julie decides to secretly fly to he r estranged gr andfather and bring him home tor Christmas. She meets with disaster when she has to make ·an e mergency crash landing and must repal!" her pla ne to escape a dangerous situation. Suzy's reaJ-llfe story is a bit different from he r TV role. T ra gedy s tr u c k t h e son-spoken brunette four years ago when a tree branch fell on her back while she was on e sum mer school field trip at the Los Angeles Arboretum. ''They told me that the break was so severe that they couldn't see me possibly e ver walkina again," said the Ir vine High School sophomore . "It took a lot of strength on m y part and my family's part to get back Into the routine." she said. "But 1 don't think I went through any depression or denial ''They couldn't see me walking." period because of all the support my family gave to me. "J was really scared about going back to school to see how they (he r frie nds> would handle it. People jus t star ed a nd w h is p e r e d , but as time progressed. they were able to talk to me." She was learning how to play wheelchair tennis from Brad Parks when the "Skyward" producers "ere searching for the right girl lo play the lead. A frie nd of the casting director s uggested Suzy and the petite girl' tested with about 30 other girls. some also paraplegic. Ray Bradbury set for library talk Science fiction writer Ray Bradbury wlll be featured_ speaker Thursday at the toth anniversary celebration of the Friends of the Huntington Beach Library. Bradbury wtll speak on ")984 Will Nc5t Arrive : An Optimist's Re port" at 7:45 p .m . in the Ubrary, 1111 Talbert Ave. Suzy s aid the produ cer s weren't as con cerned about her inexperience in acting as they were about the possible dangers of a wheelchair-bound person per forming on location and at studio sels. But their fears a~ we ll as those of the network we re quelled when they saw her agility in the chair. "A couple of times l asked myself what I was doing on the set." she said, of he!' first day or filming "Skyward." "I wasn't an actor. I wasn't in the movies. But as time progressed I got more confidence." After "Skyward"' was aired and critically acclaimed. NBC wa s s til l h esitant abo u t launching the m ovie into a regular series. But lS-year-0ld Suzy thinks the sequel, with the help of Howard a nd Williams. will tum into a weekly offering . In t h e m eantime . she's continuing her studies a nd hopes to attend UC Irvine a s a ·psychology major. Suzy already is beam ing with one r eward from her a cting success. a recently purchased bright red Volkswa1en Rabbit that will be outfitted with specia l hand controls. Al Irvine High, however, she's not involved In -any drama rroductions. Nor does she lake essons from a.n a c ting Instructor . "J think doing It or bel.na on the set Is the best actln• leuon you can .have," she asserted. ·· 1 really don't th.ink I need th•t in m y career." I · • ... Hr Orange Coa11 DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, 0 comber 2. 198 1 .~OJrnrnu~ Vikes await Colton's power play By 0ROGER CARLSON Of -!Mlfy,..... ~ The Vikings or Marina High may feel they have stopped the ultima te running game with a 21-1 4 victory over Bist\<)p Amal in the ClF Big Five Conference football quarterfinals Saturday, but if they think they've seen the ultimate, well, they haven't considered the Yellowjackets of Colton. The two collide Friday night at Mt. San Antonio College in the semis. beginning at 7: 30, and Colton brings with it a running game which has seen three alternating tailbacks combine for 43 touchdowns en route to 11 straight victories. Colton opened the season on the wrong end of a 16·0 lesson from Mater Dei, but has since buried 11 straight, scoring an average or 39 points and limiting the last five to' a touchdown or less. -- Playoff foes St. Francis and Los Altos have each been s pa nked with 45·point outbursts by the Yellowjackets under Coach Don Markham. "It's a double light end with a tight wing ," says Ma rina Coach Dave Thompson. "They just ram it down your throat, with a lot of tight reverses thrown in. "It's a true vers ion of black and blue footbaJI." Markham. in his ninth year at Colton and with his eighth playoff team, says his massive front line is more than just brute strength. "Believe it or not." he says, "we're a finesse team. No one realizes that, but our blocking schemes and combinations mesh is so fi ne, no one can simulate us in practice. "They usually don't even try, but people can , get hurt if they don 't know what they're doing. · "But, yes, we still play power football." Colton's tailbacks include Delfino Mendoza 116 TDs>. Rex Blackwell (12 TDs) and David Blum (15 TDs>. all in the 5-10. 175-pound range. Up front. the Yellowjackets present tackles Phil Schocklee (6-1, 280) and Eric Rogers (6·4, 2501. guards Phil Gride r 16·4, 250) and Jeff Philpot <6-2, 230) and center Val Hernandez (5·9, 220) Tight end Leo Wat~on is a threat for Colton. toO", with h is 'in s ide rever ses on a quick dot.ible-handoff on the pitch play. Ja~bar mov e s to No. 2 INGLEWOOIJ 1/\l'l .. It's everybody 'down and one lo go ror Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Only Wilt Chamberlain r emains between the superb center or the Los An~elcs L<1kers a nd the Nat1una_I Ba :.ketball Assoc·1ation'i. carct r scoring record Abdul Jabbar. playing in his '13th NBA season, became the second leading scorer in ~BA history d uring the Lakers · 117·86 trouncing of the Utah Jazz Tues day night. He now has 26 ,718 points co mpared to Chamberlain':. total of 31 ,419 Abdul ·J abhar, 34, passed Oscar Robertson's 26,710 total with 3 54 remaining 1n the first quarter when he connected on a ~hort left-handed · Hook shot , giving him seven poi nts in the game and 26,71 1 overall ·ROBERTSON, A teammate of Abdul·Jabbar for four seasons at Milwaukee, was ·on hand to witness the achievement "I think 1t 's great." s aid Robertson, who traweled west from his home in Cincinnati to watch the game "I'm very happy for Kareem, he's a good friend of mine He's proved his durability all these vears." Abdul ·J abbar. who had 14 points 11nd 11 rebounds against the JC1zz . didn 't need much durability Tues d ay ni ght because the game was decided by halftime. Utah led 30·26 after one period but tallied only five points in the second quarter to fall behind 59 .35 a t the interm1ss1on In the final 14 minutes of the ha lf, the Lakers, 13·5. outscored the J 11zz. 7-8. by a 36·5 count The fi ve-point total is the lowest scored by an NBA team in a quarter since Buffalo got four points in a period against Mi lwaukee in 1972. "You ICno.w its coming." say other coaches. "but it's hard to stop." ~~~~n-f.~f~ed up over 100 yards on six carries <See ~age 8') IT'S MINE Newport Ha r bor's Greg Selby hauls down a rebound. a lthough teammates Scott L1m•r l.32> and By ron Ball are nearby to lend a nan<l He lpless.ly s creened out are San Cle mente 's :vt ike Dougan I 43 1 and Doug Lemon, It iwal-t t ht· non-leag ue' opene r for both team:-in the Sailor-. .L!~· m Tn '-l'l' who '' 911 . see pagt• Hfl "I PERSONALLV·haven't put 11 lot of em phasis on becoming the No. 2 score~ but it's an honor and I'm very pleased," said Abdul-Jabbar. "I'm more concerned with making the l:akers :'l/o__l, noLrne No. I ~ ... For Malavasi his social calendar grows blank · · 1·m sure Oscar was verv glad to l-tee me break his record becau~e he's verv unselfish an life. JU~t like he was on the court It was a thrill to have him here on a night Jike this." One obser ving as the Rams went down three times and came up twice was impressed with .the many forlorn aspects which always accompany such an unfortunate demise. Not the least of these is the predicament of the head coach. Here is a figure of utmost pity. a man in the middle. You see. the head coach is the fall guy. It is a foregone conclusion, an unwritten but clearly understood clause in his contract that he shall take the heat. Lest this fact escape the head coach, he is subtly r eminded. Management and ownership are s uddenly ln meetings or out to lunch when he calls and his social calendar grows quite blank. Consider the case of Ray Malavasl of the Rams. His team suffered its final humiliation, 24·0, in Pittsburgh and Malavasi's situation was reflected in his, post-game quotes to the gentlemen of the working press. "We couldn't get any offense going." Fernando captures NL award NE W YORK CAP > F e rnando Valenzuela, the left-handed pitch~ng star of the Los Angeles Dodgers. added the National League Rookie of the Year award today to the Cy Young honors he captured last month and became the first player to win those two trophies in one season. SPORTS COLUMNIST "We have to get our injured people well and go from there." "We might start looking at some different people." There is no place to go from here. There are no different people available and it is too late, anyway. Jt is traditional that the head coach is without company. much in the manner of the captain of a submerging vessel a lone on the brid ge as the water reaches his chin. In the case of Ray Malavasi, he will not be joined by Georgia Frontiere, the proprietress Of the Rams . Madame Ram will not stand beside Malavasi in the rubble and cop out as to the part she pla yed in des troy in g this once s uccessful and proud NFL franchise. Madame Ram will conclude it would serve no purpose ror the future ror her to admit it may have been questionable judgment for her to permit the team's quarterback, Vince Ferragamo, to escape to Canada. Th e rea son the S uper Bowl quarterback left had to do with money. Ferragamo said the amount the Rams proffered was an insult. The Rams said F e rragamo's a s kin g price was ridiculous. Probably. one side was telling the truth but t he on ly amount ever m entioned in public was $57,000 and Ferragamo was gone. Neither would Madame Ram say that Ma lavasi was hampered in his efforts by the loss of l inebackers Bob Brudzlns ki and Hacksaw Reynolds . Linebacking being the most important aspect of defensive football, no team can have too many capable people at the position The issue · with Brudz1nsk i was money, as it was with Reynolds. Bru is cu rrently being paid by the Miami Dolphins and Hacksaw is on the payroll oL1 the San Francisco 49ers , current ctta mpions of the NFC West. Madame Ram will not bother to concede that the mishandling of the Fred Dryer situation by the cerebral trus t of the ..Barn s also rattled the livestock which began to feel herded in no purposeful direction. Neither will Malavaasi mention any or these things as :1e inhales the gas. T he wor ld will never hear from Ma lavasi's lips that communication between his office and that of general ma nager Don Klosterman broke down and th at reasonable contact with franchise headquarters in Bel Air never existed. If Carroll Rosenbloom is spinning in his grave ljke a whirling dervish. so be it. There will be no lament from Ray Malavasi. The game was s topped when Abdul-Jabbar passed Robertson and the crowd of 11 ,384 at the Forum gave t he former UCLA s tandout a 45-second standing ova tion Robertson came on court and said. "Congratulations to a great player and a great friend of mine " Asked if he intended to try and break Chamberlain's standard. Abdul.Jabbar said. ''I'm not going to stick around just to try to top Wilt's record . I'm very fortunate to have the kind of career l'\'e had, with so many highlights . This is another ." Earvin ·~agic" Johnson led a baljlnced Lakcrs· attack with 19 pomts. nine rebounds and eight assists Jamaal Wilkes added 18 points and Mitch Kupchak had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Los Angeles Dry field+ hard work --Marina victory There have been a few surp~es during the 1981 prep fOotbaJl playofrs -not the least the fact Mar ina High's Vikings managed to play a game at Westminster High Saturday night.· A dozen hours before kickoff the field was submerged in water -to the extent it was literally eight inches deep from the hash marks out, from end zone to end zone. , But when the game began the field was in amazing shape, leaps and bounds better than the situation the night before at Orange Coast College, whe11e Fountain Valley met St. Paul. where the Vikings felt they belonged. PREP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON gallops or water with eight pumps . Horack came up with the idea of a helicopter to help dry the field and a truck load of sand, or two, finis hed the job. At the least it was a $1,500 job. but the. only individuals actually in line for payment are a few maintentance workers. '' ll 's just a freebie,·· says Reed. ' have. been supportir.g the Vilungs this year while compiling an 11·1 record entering the Cl F Big Five Conference semifinals against Colton. BasketbaJI Coach Steve Popovich took a look at his calendar two months .ago and scheduled his tournament this week to run Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, leavin~ Friday open for the semifinals. A week later the Vikings' basketball t eam is idle again on Friday I when the finals are scheduled at Anaheim Stadium>. opting to meet Mission Viejo a night la&>r on Saturdav. "When I saw the game with Edison decided to change it." says Popovich. The c hunky burler from Sonora. Mexico, who impressed the baseball world with poise belying his 20 years -he turned 2-1 last month -and a dancing s c r e w b a 11 , r e c e i v e d 1 7 '".z first-place votes and 61h for seco nd for 107 points . The ba lloting was done by a panel or two members of the Baseball Writers Association of America from each Nat ional League city. TOP ROOKIE The Dodger s' F er n a nd o Valenzuela was \'Oted a s the National League's top rookie toda~ THE REASON? A lot of hard work, naturally at no pay. by the Viking coaches. Andy Donegan, John Seeley. Darrin Moon and Chuck Beard began at 8 a.m .. were joined later by Lance Perry. J eff ·Avenatti, Tim Reed and Topper Hora1::k. and by 5 o'clock they had drained LS0,000 The dr ier th• field the better the Viki n g s· chances aga in s t th e ground·oriented Amat crew. and those assistant coaches surely did a job. The Vikmgs followed up with a 21-14 victory. • • • THEY AREN'T .the only coaches who • • • AN ALUMN I bas ketball game a t Estancia High is in the works for Dec. 12 a nd the Eagles are looking for a ll interested graduates who think they've got <See CA&LSON, Page IM) He be<:ame the third straight Dodger pitcher to be na med NL rookie of the year -Rick Sutcliffe and Steve Howe preceded Valenzuela . Montreal outfielder T i m Raines. who led the league with 71 stolen bases ln just 88 games. placed second to Vale nzuela. • Raiqes, a .304 hitter, captured the remaining first-place votes. fJ'h, and second-place ballots. 17 '1'.t , for 85 points. Only five other play ers received votes. and those were for third place . New York Mets third baseman Hubie Brooks got 8 \.'i third-place votes. followed by pitcbeT Bruce Be re nyi of CinciM1ti and second basem1n Juan Bonilla of San Dieco with tlve. AAen, Walker, McMahon top All=Arllerica selections NEW YORK <AP) -Georgia running back Herschel Walker, Michigan wide receiver Anthony Carte r and Texas defensive tackle Kenneth Sims have been named to The Associated Press All·America eoJlege football team for the second year in a row. joining record-breakers Marcus Allen and J lrh McMahon on the squid. · Brigham. Young's McMahon, wbo will wind up his career against Washington State iifthe Holiday Bowl, not only set • pas s yardage m1rk of 9 ,S35 1 regular-season yards but also led the naUon this season in passing and tot.II ofrense. Despite missing two games with a knee inJury, be completed 272 of 423 p asses ror 3.555 ya rds a nd 30 touchdowns and was intercepted only seven times. Allen, of Southern California, the first runner· ever lo gain 2,000 yards in a seas<'n, rushed for mot'e than 200 yards seven limes in 11 games and finished with 2,342 yards , smashing the mark of 1.948 by Pill's Tony Dorsett In 1976. HJs averqe of 2L2.9 yards per game set another record. Allen. who led the nation in scoring with 23 touchdowns will end his career against Penn Stale in the Fiesta Bowl. Walker. the other nnt-team running bac k, h a.s a regular-season game remaining ,gains l Georgia Tech Saturday. ln 10 games be has rushed for 1,666 yards after setting a record of l.616 for a freshman last year. The AP All·AfP.erica t eam will appear o n 9 ob Ho pe's All -star Comedy Christmas Special on Sunday, Dec. 20. Carter caught 44 passes for 82S yards and seven touchdowns and returned 15 kickoffs for 406 yards and 10 punts for 150. . The rest of the offensive unit includes tight end Tim Wrighlman of UCLA , wide receiver Julius Dawkins of Pitt - he led the nation with JS touchdown receptions while catching 40 passes for 690 yards -tackles Ed Muramky or Michigan and Terry tausch or Texas, guards Kurt Q.ecker or Michigan and Sean Farrell of Penn State. center Dave . 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WATE~+ -HOMES, IN€ REAL ESTATE s..i., Rrn••I• P•OO!'fl> ~"""' 2436 W Cout Hv.~ ~1 &.Kh '31·1400 IA YSIDI COYIS . Private beach, gate guard commun ity. Steps to Balboa Island. 2 BR. 2 BA Condominium. $359,000 Marilyn Kershner 642-823.5 Cl.34 1 CAM•IMI MOOIL IH UMYBlSITY PAii Totally upgraded and remodeled 3 BR with excellent financing available. Features re modeled kit chen. DR . & atrium. hot tub. firepit , gas barbeque and more. Sl59.900 Scott Alston 551-8700 CL35 l ··-·-•• .. _ ·-1:=-·-•n.r-"-,,_ "-,,,.... H_.,. ,. ... ..... n~ "-""" .,,.,. """' •• ·-=~ ·-...., .... : ..... ~ Climb · Aboard our Gift Train and sell yeur Hnlmade items. It's so usy . . . Just call 642-5678 an- ask for your • Dai~ Pilot Chrisbnas Ad-f1Sar ILIGAMCf ... abounds in this custom French provincial home l~al~ on .the 8th fairway with rughl hght y1ews. ? BR Big Canyon tx>me that tS completely luxurious. $2,:m,<XX>. Call 760-<a'lS. IHQUI AM) LOYB.Y ... bluffs COO· sJo offers 3 BR. 21h BA. Split level with lovely decor. $255.000. Ca ll 700-005. MNTAS11C AMAMCM ... in The Bluffs. Beautiful end unit with wrap arow5d pafio. 3 BR. Assumable 1st and owner will carry" second . $249,SOO. Call 760-<a'lS. WA'19111QNf UYM ... on Lido Isle. Fantastic colonial 7 BR home that ~ completely custom thruout. Overlooks the water and private beach. Call 700..a5. 5'M IUY . . . for handyman re- modeler. Fantastic views in a Jove . l · gh b.orhood in Newport . 3BR 1 and ~ BA. '415 000. M2·7500. • CIMTM MWCI• ... Well de· lilMd Ii~ i1N1ce in Univentty Part in Irvine. ProfeasionallY de· canted BR. 2~ BA, formal cfinlD1 ~ and family room. St•.500. \All·-· ...... . • I .,.. ' , . ... I : ( ! t 1)2 t-1 • G11ilty doc tor 'War cyclorama restored l>ani Mural returns Rebelst Yanks to day Atlanta burned 1 1\l'OMA. Wu11h C AP1 A <lcK•tor who pll'uded ~urlty to dru.: c·burwcs ti," h1•1•n ordcrl'll b)• a J111IJ.ll' to i;tcl uut of ti>wo Ullll stu llUI Thc :.t:nl l'll t'e o r h11n1 shment w•1~ hunded h y P icrct• ('ou n t y Suiw r1or Court Jud.ic Nile Aubrcv Il e ~u\1 t· Josep h l.as by, 69, u lontttimc Tacom a r t':.irknl , a s u s 1H·nd e d 10 year :.e nlcn c:e on th e condition lht•l Las by nc \/cr live 1n 1'1cH·1• County again Ol'puty Prosel·utor Tom 01nw1ddie and Las by'i. o wn lawyer rcco mm e nd1.>d the banishment Lasby. who pleaded ~u l lty to d rutt delivery a nd drug possession chsr~es. will live rn a r e tire me n t hum c in Seattle. said D1nwidd1e . • Lasb' was arrvsted on drug charges in 1977 He r C'ce1ved a two-year !>u s p e nded pri so n sentc nl·e at that time and subsequently was ba rred from medical practice . lie was arrested again this year after a police u n d e r c o v c r 1n\'est1 gat wn Las by 's nl•1ghbors complained that . sus pe cte d drug addins and d eal e r s_ fr e qu<'ntcd hi s residence DUTHS ElSllHERI 1 'II \HI OTTE ' 1 · \I" Samu('! f;anln..r \\t•llt·'· •IX. 111urn.1ll"t .111thor untl t1l.1j!az1111· .111<1 IH•1I. l'llllnr dtt·rl \l111Hla) ('II \I{ l.O 111': '\ (' \ P 1..-lg hlon Fn•df'rit•k Sand" t"ord J r., 21. .. un of I'\ an.1!1'h't l.l·11thl1in Fnnl ,111tl a lll'lll\l'\\ 111 I'\ <llll!l'lt'I llrlh <i1 .1hJm •lll'd l-111!.1\ /\Tl.ANT/\ I/\ I' I 111 ll1t1 i-hudow of Uw 1lownt11wn Nil ' 11111•, u hloody (.'1v1l Wur bulll«' 1'11.:1•11 011 In u n•nuv1.1h•1I llwutt•r ht•n" rl'turn111.i modern 1111) lt1•lwl:. und Yunkt<C•S tu lhC' llll\' thh •'II)' hUl'lll'd 117 )'l'ltl'S Ujlll Thl' hutth· -.1 h • '" Ath1111u· .. 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I n prrparat ion f o r i t s reopening in June 1982, a team of artists has been repainting faded and wo rn a r e a s and painting new canvas us ed to r e pa i r rips T he d e l icate structural work that saved the pai nting a lre ady h as been completed Cycl<>r amas. which us ually depi ct batt le scenes. we re popular in the early 1800s and enjoyed a resurgence shortly after the Civil War. but their p<>pularity s uffered with the advent of photography The Atlanta painting, a tounst attraction for most or t h is century. was produced by a team or 15 artists who worked on it for 18 months. beginnin~ an 1885. It was grven to the city .in 1898 DEATH land was moved in t he mid-19:.>5 ND'lcls to its current home. a building in Grant Park. where a leaky roor ----------• damaJ?ed the painting (',\I SE lll'l.D.\11 l'F.\l"F C' \1~1-:. • 1 rc·,1tll•111 11f llunt1nc111n ll Jrhuur ('.1 horn 1n I n ii 1 J n .1 p" I 1 ... 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"The colors arc com ing out better than I'm sure anyone can remem ber in a lot of years. - The restoratwn work involves abo ut 14 a r t i s t s a nd is surperv1 ·ed by Gustav Be rger. an Austrian-born expe rt hased ,,, ...... ARTIST WORKS ON RESTORATION -Robin Reid wears a gas mask to keep out fiberglass fumes and construction. dust as he works on restoration of Civil War painting. Statue of a soldier . foreground. is shrouded in plastic. rn N<'w York .. Be rger had to de\'elop ways to move the brittle can vas so 1t could be cleaned and restored. Workers tested equipment and techniques on a g1<1nt model before attempting to move the painting itself, .l unt>s i.aid Cvl'loram a orr1cial Tom f ergusorf'said mut•h of the work 1s applying basic restoration "ork cm a grand scale Gustav is n o t e d for laking unu s u al µ ro j e <·ts . t hings l h at other pl'opll' consider hopeless · · Among the· difficulties that had to be over come was the rem oval or a coat of linseed oil a pplied to the canvas to protect 1t b y Work s Prog r es s /\dmin1stral1on a rtists during the 1930s. Jones s aid . Recause the linseed 011 and lhe paint had s imilar com positions. re.m o\'1 n g the o il without damai.:1ng t h e paint was d1 ff1t•ull. ht! suid. Workers tested ... variety of solvents and found one that re moved the oil and not the paint. Tom Stevens. chief financial analyst for the city, s aid funds for the restoration came from c;cver al sources: S4.5 million fro m a revenue bond issue to be repaid from operating funds or the Cyclorama over 15 years; S2 million from a nonymous donors, SL5 m illion from th e state Department-o f Natur a l Resources. and SI 3 million from the city Wh en the Cyclo r ama is reopened. vis itors will view the cy lindrical painting and the diorama from a bout four dozen theater seats built on a raised. rota ting platform in the center or the 10-sided building The ne w th~a l er , w hic h replaces a s tationar y wooden p la tform . gives vi sitors the feeling they a re sitting on a hill in the midst of battle . Th e di o r a m a h as b een reconstructed on a fibe rglass floor painted to resemble earth. Built lo continue the painting's per spective onto the floor. the diorama contains about 100 soldiers. The bu ildi n~ itse lf h a s und e rgon~ S5.4 mill ion in reno vatio ns and includes a separate auditoriu m whe r e visitors will view a movie about the restoration process. Visitors also will hear lectures that will explain the battle action a nd poi n t out la ndmarks. while military music plays in the back~round '1 hur ... <IJ1 ll1 ·1 1•111lwr :t l!fl!I Fri1•ru l-, ,111• ·"k"ol lo m•Tl 111th lht· IJm1 h .oflt'r lht· 'l'l'\ll'l'' II) lh1• 1lt•1·l'l•l111n H•mm nl I h1· I 'hu ri·h Tht• Actor leads demonstration I ·• m 1 I' r l' q 11 t•,. l ~ that dun .1l1on~ he· m.111!· ''' thl' \ml'riran C'Jn1·1·r ~11·1r1~ 111 1 lt1•U o( f!ll\\IT' Jim Stacy lost arm and leg to drunken driver " Neptune Society ' CllEMA1'lON IUlllAL "'SEA 646-7431 Our literature tells the complete story of our 50Cl81\1. CAii io. tr.. portr•lio 'II. U flu C•m 1aior r McCOlMIQl MOlTUAlllS 'I Laguna Beach 494 9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San JJan Capistrano 495·1776 HAJllC>a LAW~M~. OLIVE Mortuary • Ceme1ery Cremarory 1625 Gosier Ave Cosla Me<;a 540-5554 P'IHCI llOTMUS llU goADWAY MOtl~UAlY 110 Broadway Cos1a Mesa 642·9150 l.ALTZIH•HOH SMfTH & TUTHllL WISTCUff CHA'll 4'l7 E I 7th Sr Costa Mesa 646-9371 "8Cl•OntHS SMlnt5' MOITUAIY 627 Matn SI Hunt1n0ton Beach 536-6539 •'rom AP dispatches Actor Jim Stacy headed a ca ndlelight wa lk or about 400 p e opl e in Lo s A n geles demonstrating their hope that streets and hig hwa y s d on't become killing g ro unds for drunk driver s during the Christmas season. Stacy. who lost an a rm and a le~ in a traffic accident with a d'runk driver , is chairman of the C al iro rnian s f o r So ber l11ghways. The organization for fo ur years h as lo bbied for I o ug he r legislation a g ains t drunk driving a nd for assistance to vil'lt ms or accidents caused by intoxicated driver s . * 1' Partial r estor a ti on of l.eonurdo da Vinci's "The Last Supper " has not resolved all lhe proble m s e ndangerin g the fresco in Milan's Santa Marie d~lle Grazie Church. G is berto Ma rte lli. a n a rt expert and honorary c urator or the church refectory in which the fresco was painted 483 years ago, said today the stability or the wall and humidity still posed threats lo the masterpiece. * • Two armed men forced their. way into the La Jolla home or . f'r e d e r ic k D e H orrman . pres ident of the Salk Institute. Valley principal. joins state panel Marc Ecl<er . 32, principal at F ulton School in Fountain Valley, has been appointed to t he s tatewide e le m entar y r11c1AC ••w administration committee of the ....,llAl ,... AssociaUon ol California School Cerr.let'Y Mortuary Ad l ' t t Chapel-Crematory m n1s ra ora. -3ISOO Ptc1f1e view o;1ve Ecker will ser ve three years Newpot1 Beach on the 20-member committee, 6'4·2700 • which studies e lementary sehool ... ....._ _______ .,,,,~ •issues and legislative priorities. I ! and bou nd a nd r obbed OeHoffman and his wife police s aid. Neither DcHoffman, 57. nor his wife Patricia was reported injured * * School offic ials in Chicago PllCll orde red 20 Wesl Sid~ schools closed today because of power fai lures tha t have 'darke ned classrooms infermrttently since Monday Ma ny parents s aid schools ~hould be shut becau se fire u la rm syst em s and s prinkle r systems worked only pa rt or lhe time as utility officials initiated a "rolling brownout" Monday w h e reby -ma n y u se r s h ad e lectnnty. t he n didn 't , for t wo·hour periods. • • Two young men tried to scaJe I he 40·story Pillsbury Center in downtown Minneapolis, but gave u p after c limbii'tg less than halfway One or lhe climbers sa id they q uit scaling the cold , wet, winds we pt off ice buildin g Tuesday whe n thei r fingers hecamc cold a nd they worried th at some of their climbing · eqUipment would give out. Police immediately took them into custbdy. P o lice ide ntified them as T homas Lee Deuchler, 26. of Mlnn f'apol111 a nd James A. R udolph, 20, o f Arlin1toe llelghls. DI. • • P sychiatr ic technicians at Metropolllan SCale Hospllal In Norwalk a re protesting a $4 million state remodeling plan because they believe it could put them in danger. P llyc hiatri c workers ' 0 1 a a a es a 2 2 protesting Tues day outsrde the hospital's gates s aid the plan calls for quarter -in c h thick s hatterproof ·g la ss enclosing . nursing stations in the mental wards to be re moved. * * An Ohio woman fell to her death from the top o f The Arcade in downtown Cleveland, where she was he lping her hu s band c l ean th e facade. a uthorities said The C u ya h oga County coro n e r 's o ffic e wa s invest igating the death Tuesday of Julie Kloth. 32, or Northfield. • • Bas ic training no longer will be conducted a t Fort Gordon. Ga.. the Army says, because room is needed for advanced individual training. The Army a nnounced Tuesday it decided to s hift the recruit t ra ining to Forl Dix, N.J . in Janua ry. Dental unit sets clinic The Orange County Dental Society is s p o n soring an emergency dental clinic at W'est e .ro Medical Center. formerly Santa Ana-Tustin Co mmunity Hosp ita l . to accommodate patients who don't have a regular dentist or whose dentist ca nnot b e reached. The service is available on an ongoing basis from 7 p.m . to 7 a .m . weekdays, and. 24 hours a day on weelcends and holidays. Emer1ency dental patients are admitted through the .hospital emerrency departm ent. Western Medical Center 11 located at 1001 North T\lslln Ave . in Santa Ana . For information, call 633·S>Ol. • •ICTI TtOUt a11luoa" Mt.Me UAl.M8 .. Y .. t ft• tOtlOVtlr\Q O.r'\on ,. VCHnQ b.il\•nrtU• J • ll40M • ~ A•Wt.•All ~. ~n (-ypnu. M iii• An• M••~h. C•lllOtfH• lfJIO/ J•.._ A ~II, NO/) t.YP'"'" S.111a AN ... 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"" P'UIUC MOTIE NOTICE OF DEATH OF HELEN RUTH ENGEL ANO OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A 111240. T o all h e ir s , beneficiar ies. c re d itors and contingent creditors of Helen Ruth Enge l and pe rsons who may be otherwise interested in the wi II a nd/or estate: A petit ion has been fi led by William H. Engel In the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that Wi lliam H, Enge l b e appointed a s pe r sonel r ep r esen tat i ve t o administer the estate of Helen Ruth Engel (under t he Inde p e ndent Administration of Esta tes Act>. The petition is set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, in the City of Santa Ana. California on Dec. 23. 1981 at 9 :30 A.M. I F YOU OBJECT to the gra nting of the petition, you should ei ther appear al the hearing a nd sta te your objections or fil e written objectioos with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in pe r son or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A C REDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your c laim with the court o r present it t o th e pe r sonal re presentative appointed by the court within foor months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for filing clalms wlll not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearino noticed abOve. YOU MAY EXAMIN E the file kept by the court. If you are interested In the estate , you may file a request with the coort to rece ive special notice of the Inve ntory of estate assets and of the petitions, a ccounts and reports described In Section 1200.S of the California Probate 'Code . Louis Miiier, Attem.y at L•w. 5670 Wllsltlre llvd., • 1MO, Lei •neetes. CA MO»t.. U11» tJ7•44lt. ~1-..ur .... C.... Oelly li'li.t, Off '· J. •• "" u., ... .. ..... •1~1nout a11 .. •1tt ..,,_ U4TIMl .. 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I "' - l. • • • * IUlll CUIT Ylll 11---llllY PIPll WEDNESDAY . DECE M£J[A I 1YA 1 \ • ' I I ( • l ~ . Country -~usic colic~~ hits sour note TUCSON, Ariz. <AP > -About 250 students and administrators took their seats after school in th e ca f e t er ia in eager anticipation of a rare junior bigh school concert by country musk stars Loretta Lynn and Barbara Mandrell. They waited a nd waited, but only after no one showed did they know they had been duped The students paid Sl apiece for me shew, and school officials even promoted it by sending fliers home to parents A long while gown for Miss Lynn hung in a school closet , supposedly put there by Miss Lynn herself during a sneak visit to check out the stage and sound system. Max well Junior High School Principal Dan Lupo said T u esd a y that th e administration ·~ approval was based on a letter hand-delivered h i m by, a 13 -yea r -old eighth-grade student. It bore signatures purported to be those o f the two country mus ic sin ger s. and Lupo said he thought it was genuine . He said the student, whom he would not identify. said Miss Lynn and Miss Mandrell were willing lo do the conce rt Monday as a favor to her family. FIXINGS FOR FESTIVAL Eugene Moore poses as the bemused butler while Bear Jensen. Jill Hochadel and Andrew Jensen of :'llewport Beach decorate one of 16 theme tn•es to be displayed at Newport Harbor Art Museum this weekend. The ei~hth annual Deltr ......... .,~....._ Christmas Tree Gala "i ll be open to the public from 11 a. m. to 5 p.m. Friday-Sunday Admission is S2 for non-member s. Sl for ' seniors and students: r hildren under -i-2 admitted free with an udult. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Orin• Baby sent to foster home Mother 'no show' at hearing in umbilical cord case A woman who refused to let doctors cut the umbilical cord from he r newborn son two months ago failed to attend a , critical c u stod y hea rin g Tuesday, and her baby was remanded to a foster home. Orange County Juvenile Court Judge Byron McMillan ruled that Penelope "P e nn y ·· Valenzuela defa ulted by not showing up at the hearing. He ordered that he r son .. Benny Alexander Valenzuela Chavez. should remain in foster care •I GNI: '12 ...... Deyst.n: pe ndin g another review in November. 1982. The boy was t ake n into cus tody of the county Social Ser vices Department about 18 hours after the birth. T he mother said litter she foll ows Indian customs and was preparing to follow the ritualistic exercise of biting off the umbilical cord -already separated from her -when law enforcement officers broke into the Capistrano Beach home where she was resting and took the baby. The mother, wflo had been treated in previous. years for mental illness, was admitted into the mental health ward al the UC Irvine Medical Center but was released 12 days later after convincing a s uperior court judge she w as n o t sufrerlng from delusions . She said during the court appearance sbe had refused the doctors· olfers lO cut BeMy's umbiUcal cord because it wasn't according lo a ncient Indian traditioo. She also said she had slept outside, cradllne her baby. on the night after giving birth. The baby was born out.doors on Sept. 13. Ms. Valenzuela said she was walking lO a friend's I house when she fell ill, sat down I and delivered the baby In 10 minutes. A Laguna Beach police officer who noticed her took her to South Coast Medical Center. w he r e th e placen ta was removed but not the cord from th.e baby. Under McMillan's ruling. Ms. Valenzuela still can petition the court for an earlier hearing in which to review her ability to take custody of the child. Reagans get 'care packet' MONTPELIER. Vt. <AP> - When Larry Curtis heard that Nanc y Reagan didn't have enough money lO buy tablecloths for the While House, he decided ·it was his civic duty to prepare a care packa1e. So Curtl!:, owner of a small Royalton rnarkel, and some of his customers filled a cardboard box with a red par.r tablecloth. white paper p ates. 1reen napkins. Plastic knives, spoons, cups and for~. Mrs. Rea1an recently raised more than $822 ,000 in tax-deductible contributloos to refurbish the White House. ' "1 did question it at first," Lup0 said. The letter, Lupo s aid, was addressed to him but contained just a few typewritten lines and was not on letterhead stationery. 1t read: "I'm very glad you want me al your school I hope yott" believe e~ery th ing <the student and her mother> told you because it's all true " Lupo said he felt impressed that Ms Lynn would go ahead with the performance aft er the death of her mother just last w~ek. But at the scheduled start of the performance. on a stage adorned with s igns reading "Welcome Loretta Lynn," the gi rl told school officials that Ms Lynn couldn't ~ppear because her uncle had just died. Lupo said. The ticket money was refunded and the students went home. The Tucson Citizen newspaper S'aid it contacted the student's father . who said the family obtained Ms Lynn's autograph in Las Vegas. Nev . but the entertainer had never visited the family. A spokesman for Ms. Lynn said s he doei. not perform at Sl'hOOl l> Nuke 'freeze' sought Signatures .gathered in county for initiative A group calling fo r an end lo t est i n g, production a nd d e p loy m ent of a ll nu clear we apons in the United States and Sovie t U n ion began gathering signatures Tuesday in Orange County to qualify a nuclear arms freeze initiative for the November. 1982. ballot. professors from UC Ir vine and C al S t ate Full e r to n , a Presbyterian minister from Newport Beach and the director of the Orange County nuclear ~rm s freeze campaign_ In describiflg the calamity and destruction that would follow a nu c l ear attack in Or ange County, UC I pediatrics professor Kenneth' Dumars said ·Dumar s, c hairma n of the ~e n etics division at the UCJ Medical St·hool. "No physical s t ru c tur e wou ld r e maiq standing. That area would be surrounded by a~ring containing thousands or critically injured a nd hurned ·· . . , r 't . I ~ i ' In announcing the beginnings of its campaign throughout the state, organizers s a id they needed abuui 3"!i0,000 signatures to qualify the initiative for the ballot. ! Related photo Page AS> -''ff a one-mega on bomb were dropped on this spot, it would wipe out everything between Garden Grove and the Newport Freeway ~nd from Orange to Costa Mesa";- Dumars said 1( a nuclear catastrophe such as this ever occurred. all medical, f!2lice. fire and government services::---TT'"'"'I would be lost Speaking out in favor of the measure at a Tuesday press conference in Santa Ana were Pension -cutbacks protested ··WASH1NG1'0N <API --. Led by 81 -year ·o ld Re p. Claude Pepper, s eve ral hundred disgruntled. plac ard-waving delegates to the White House Co nf ere n ce o n Aging demonstrated today against a key committee's vote to back . Heagan administration Social ~;ecurity policies. After a brief standoff. Pepper, w h o c alied h is g r oup "vigilantes." was admitted lo address the conrerence's Committee on E conomic Well Being. Outside, the protesters held aloft signs reading "Save Our Security" and "No More Cuts." More than two hours later, however . Pepper and conference or ganizers ..,.,ere still debating whether he would be allowed to address the committee, some of whose members s houted that they did not want to hear him. The d issidents · oppose the committe's endorsement of the administration's opposition io using general tax revenues lo shore the financially strapped Social Security System. Pepper said the panel's vote did not r e flect t he sentim e nt of a majority ofthe nat ion's elderly. But the panel, in a break with the administration. today voted in favor of restoring the Sl22 m o nthly minimum Social Security benefit for a ll those now getting it and for those who will become entitled to it in the future. Congress killed the benefit at Reagan's request last summer for the thr,e million current re c ipi e nt s . But t h e adm inistraqon has supported efforts in '*th the House and Senate to restore it for those recipients, denying It to future beneficiaries. ··No life would remain,·· said • • Speaking of the initiative, he said. ··This meas ure is a modest s tep, but a begi}lnmg I urge that th e people o f the state o r <See FREEZE, Page AZ> • • • Seal Beach nuclear lawsuit to continue A s p o k es man f or a n anti-nucle ar group s a ys the organization will continue with a lawsuit to force the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station to move, although the Supre m e Court deli vered a damaging blow to the suit Tuesday . By a unanimous vote, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday on a similar suit filed in Hawaii that the fed eral government doesn't have to disclose where it s tores nuclear weapons nor does it h ave to ·pr epa r e a ··hypothetical e nvironmental impact statement"' for facilities that could possibly store nuclear weapons. Officials .of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons base have never <·o nfirmed no r d e nietf t he existence of nuclear weapons at the station, which serves as an arsenal for the Pacific Fleet. Ja mes Goodwin , of the Seal Beach Nuclear Action Group, says the Supreme Court ruling was a "major disappointment." He s a ys the por tion of the group's lawsuit dealing with the poss ible s tor age of nuclear weapons may be dropped . Goodwin says the group wiU continue with another section of • th e s u it that char1es lbe weapons base pr oximity to residences violates state laws by constituting a nuisance. The group's lawsuit was filed in rederal courts in Los Angeles last August, but may be shifted to state courts in the wake of the Supreme Court 's ruling Tuesday. <See NUCLEAR, Page.\%) Dreams realized Progeria victims visit Disneyland By ST EVE MITCHELL Of .. o.lly ...... Sl ... Squinting from the b'righl sun. and only occasionally looking at the bank of photographers in front of them, two boys stricken with a rare a gin g disease appeared any{hing but willing lo participate in a press conference at Disneyland today. Little Fransie Geringer. 8. and Mickey Hays, 9. were far more int e re s t e d in p i n c hin g Pinocchio 's lo ng nose a nd peering inside Mickey Mouse's half-open mouth than smiling for the cameras. T he two boys. who sµffe r from progeria. a rare disease that makes them grow old 10 times faster tha n n o rm r I , ha ve b ecom e good frie~d s s ince m e e t i n g S u n d a Y· a t t h e Disneyland Hotel. About 75 photographers met wit h the two boys and their parents for a 20-minute photo session Just inside the Anaheim amusement park today. The pair were more impressed with the Disneyland c haraclers that surrounded them than by 71st District Assemblyman Chet Wray, who presented them with resolution. ''These young men are very brave." Wray said. ··As brave. l think . a s the pioneer s who walked on the moon because t h ey t oo are f aci ng the unknown." Mickey, of Ha llsville. Texas, t he least s h y of the two ,. ans wered questions from the press with a nod or his head. A third victim of ttle disease. 11-year-old Alicia Gpwans. of p attOft named San J ose, was to arrive at the Magic Kingdo m l ate this Frans ie, of South Africa, rem ained in the background. He was content to rub his hand up and down Pinocc hio's white nylon pants. "Do you get tired of answering dumb questions?·· one news man posed. new county director Russell Patton, who has worked · 14 year s in Orange County government. was named today a s the n e w county personnel director . Patton, 39. of Mission Viejo. succeeds Bert Scott, who takes the post this month of General Services Agency director. That spot is being vacated by the retiring Thomas Egan. Patton curre ntly works as deputy assistant director of the Human Services Arency's Public Health Department, drawing a $48,000 annual salary. He said today. only a few minutes alter learnln1 of his selection, he isn't sure what his n ew s alary will be. It Is expected lO increase sllghUy. Seven of Patton's 14 years with the county we re spent In p e r sonne l services. which includes contract ne1olialions with variou s e mplo yee organiaalions. he said. ' a fte rnoon . But Di~n ey l a nd offi cials said they did not believe the three would link up at the , park today. "She's <Alicia> not arriving until late and no arrangements have been made yet fo r the three to meet at the park." a Disneyland spokesman said. <Stt VICTIMS, Page AZ> DIAllil CIAST llATllR Fair through Thursday. High s Thursday in the upper a>s at the ~aches to R .11 mid -70s inland. Lows . e agan I n e 88 tonight •s to 52. report denied lll~~~!~!dul-Jobbor. NEW YORK <AP> -Rumors s wept Wall Street today that President Rea1an had suffered a heart attack, but White House offi c ials quickly denied the reports. T h e rumo r s ca u sed no noticeable effect on trading. White House spokesmen said they bad been swamped with calls about the rumor. "There's just nothin1 to It," said deputy press secretary Peter Roussel. ··1 just sa• the m an 20 seconds •IO. and W wu Cine. Workin.1 hard and heaJllly as ever." : ploying an h ia 13th NBA ualton . haa beco·me the ,aecond leading pro acorer with 26,713 t>oiftta. He still trails the 31 .419 bJt Wilt Chamberlain. ~e Page Bf. 11111 ~ .... l: C...llee9t U.J a..1-.. DW C..-t M C.aw u• M .... ..... Cll ....... AQ ....... T rt ., .... CM4 .......... ........... -Ullllft .. ~--~--' !,.------------------ ·. . . I I ... .. •••• Orengo Co st DAILY PILOT /Wednesday. Oocemb r 2, 1981 , - QREAMS COME TRUE Fransi<.• Gt>rin ger ld t 1 l•xamim•s Pmoc·l·h io's facial features al\ 11l'hl'\ Ila~:-. ~11 ..; on '.\l1 C'kc.·~· Mousc.»s lap •th1rn 1~ \ 1 .... 11 to 1>1s ncyland toda~ Tht• µair. . o.llW ...... -" alc ... N ~ Wh() s ut'fl>r a ran• t1 g mg clts\'<l"l" mt•t \\ 11 h photograµhl1l'S prt1JI' to d;.i \ Inn!.! 111ur ol llw '.\l agit· King dom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~ 'Argµment' disputed Author ities say report 'too strong' in Woo d case L 0 S i\ N <: E I. t-: S f A I' 1 Contrary lo a <'Oroner'!> rt'f)(Jrt. nothing 111tltt·utcd Hcthfrl Wag ner ll111l another at·tor arl(ucd ahourcl Wagnl'r'!> yi.u·ht I he OJl(ht IH'tl css N atuhc WOtKI Cell into the wutt'r und drownt.od, a detective s uys ( Rch1h:ll story Puge A6. > "I don't know w~ere the coroner got lh<.1t informatwn." R oy llam1lton . one of lhc sheriff's horn1C'1de detective!> working on the c u s e , said Tuesd<.1y ··We talked to Wagner und ( actoi-Christopher ) Walken und there was no indu:ation that there wa!> uny argument " Miss Wood, who wus married to Wagner. was on the yucht with her husband and Walken and fell into the water after trying to step into a rubber cJinghy t•arly Sunday Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas Noguchi !.peculated Monday that Wagne r and Wa lk e n had a ''h eated argument" aboard the yacht, 'llih1d1 'l!.iJ' .mdu1tl'<l ofr S11nt;a J 111.110 k1llt·1 .ulcl tv.o t yp..·h of <.'atttl11m l!>l;,ind 'h·t·1>1ni: pill!> · I lh111k ht· I Nol(u<·ha 1 wllh J lll (' 1 n J.I 1 t u JI a I 1 t I It· b1 t." It 1' g u I a rl Y Pre ~ c r I b c d llamillon •witl pr't·,1·11pt111n dru~' t•un Thi· i·oront·r ' t1frll·c aho !>111n1•t11n1·' ruu ,1· problt·m~ a I' pl' J r l' cl T ll l'., d a y 1 0 11 t' "h1•11 I ht• II''"''" I' ulho II rl nk ing stt·v111ng bac·k from !>ay1ng that 1 • dl<·ohol . W1l:o.u11 ~<11d ''" "argument" bt·lw<'en th1· Tht• h'!>ll' were t!Xpected to mt·n vromptNl M1"s W1,.,)d to take• two or lhrt•t• duys lcuvi· lhl' yuc·ht Mi:.:. Wood wui. determ1n~I lo "Yfr think • urgu11leo1 · might IHI Vt' h,ul a tilood uli·ohol le\ el ''' be 1110 -.trong u word . · suul Assis tant Coroner Ri1·hurd O M pcrc-cn1. above California's lcuul thrc!>hold of o IO for drunk Wilson ·11 might h<.1vc heen un dnvinJr:. coroner'!> officaals·suid an1matt•cl' convcr!>utio n heated t onvt-r:.ation a lot of F une ral 11rrangements for ('onversatwn over a numtK•r of M 1i.i. Wood were inco1nplete, hours ." .lulw l.an~tlon . u spokeswoman fur Wt.'Slwood Village Mortuary, Wugnt'r rematnt•d in :.eduswn !>aid Tuesduy mi:ht today while inves tigators l'onC'ludcd an inquiry into the Sheriff's Sgt Duane Ra!>ure dc;1th of his 43-ycar old wire. s a id he exµect~ to conduct Tox1t•ology tests were under anotbt•r 1nlerv1ew with Wagner. way l<1 le!>l for the presence of 51. Walken, 38. ;md lhe skipper any drug!> in Miss Wood's bod) of the boal. Dennis Davern tie that m1~hl have contributed to said the men seemed stunned by her fatal accident. Wilson said the inc ident during the initial Mass Wood had prescriptions for interviews. From Page A1 '.VI CTIMS. • • M 1 <'kc~ grinned widely aml 111111111'<1 hi-; hl'a<r Rapist-killer to learn death/Iif e f atl\ r T h 1• n . µ o 1 n t 1 n g to a 1" Ji m l' r .1 man. I h c 9 · v e ar· o Id 1v1r111·il th(• 1ntl•n ·11o·wing around. .1i:1t k an g "What l'hanncl arc \lflll '. \lf\·r th1· photo !>Co.;s1on. the 1i,1,' 11·111111l·d their parents and I >J'lll'\ l.11ld officiali. for a train --......... µ-1:1-rttuncl t-he itttrk Thi· n·..,t of the day was theirs 'ti• c·n)11~ \\llhoul the press An Orange Coun ty Superior Court jury has recommended that convicted rapist -murderer Wil liam C. Payton of Anaheim be sent to the gas chamber for the 1980 stabbing death of a Garden Grove nurse The nine-woman, threc·man -panel retlTi"ffNI wirnlls ver<Jfct Tuesday after deli beralin~ for only an hour and a half. County tax man ~eeks re-election .. ~ Robt.>rt Citron. Orange CouMJ lax colll•ttor and treasurer since 197 t . has announC'ed he will seek a fourth term in office next year. Tht' 5'l .rear-old tax collector, who ha:. been unchallenged in hi!> la:.t two re ·e lection bids, m ad(· h1!> announcement more Ul a n lw<1 month!> before the ,8l'I ual 1-'l'bruary filing date. Citron :.aid he wanted lo put h is frtl•nrb and s upporters on !rl~ notire that "I mten~ to nt 1nue m) c o s t -savi ng o,grum .. , . < 1lri1n s erved as deput y ~ou nt ~ ta '< C'Ollector for six y ear!) be rore winning his eject 1\'e post in t 970 The office (i no n·1>artisan. , In h1~ :innounr t•ment. Citron 'Tem arkl·d that "I po int with From Page A1 pride at m y seve n operating bud gets. li i)( w h i c h were conse<.'utively lesser than the prior year's." C i tron said hi s o ffi ce manpower has shrunk Crom 78 em ployees in 1973 lo 65 today He s a id , t ho u g h , that his department 's wo rkload has increased in that period. He said he m ailed out 690.000 tax bills this year. 80.000 more than the year after Propos1t1on 13 passed. Further, he reported . h e has a tax investment progr a m that earned $133 million in interest during the last Ciscal year The investments a re made for 170 separate taxing distracts in the county. · Citron is a Santa Ana resident and a Democrat. Su periur C'ourt Judge Uonald ,\1 c (' arl111 !>l'hc du It'd formal !>Clllenl'lrll! Dt•t• 22. The blond ha1rnd defendant. "ho showed little emotion at bl·t·oming lhc second convicted killer lo rect•I\ e u death penalt~ \'l'l'cl 1ct in Orange County this y t'irr. trad -been 1oOn(I l!Ui lly b y tlH· s amt• J ury o f s l a y ing 2 1 \'l'ar old nurs e P amela 0 •1ly Pllel Slaff - R U N S AGAIN H olH' r t ( '11 rnn ha:-. p11t fr1l1nd:-and :-11pp11rtt·r.., 1111 l':irl ~ not 1<·1· 111 lt1' 1ntt·nt1un 111 "l'l'k nfl 1<·1· REEZE ASKED ON NUKES • • • lifornia take this step and em a nd that o ur federa l acl ership t ake :.tPp!> necessary ( 0 I l' m 0 \' C t h I S S W 0 r d 0 f t>am••dt'~ .. If pao.;:.cd. the initiative would !•_requ1n• the governor lo write to ~lll' 1>res1de nt. Congr ess. the M'l'r'l'I ar~ of defense and the ~l'<'rt't ar " of !-!late expressing • • • ·From Page A1 concern about t'1e proliferation of nuclear weapons . Others appearing at Tuesday's press conference were t he Rev Ton y Wo lfe o f St. M ark Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach : R oger Dittman . professor of physics at Cal St ate Fullerto n . and Ka r en L1tfin. director of the Orange County .. . . ~ucll'ar Freeze Campaign. ~M 1ss L1tfm said about 1.000 \ ol untl!cr!'> throughout Cali fornta "ou Id use their homes for :.O·l·alled petition parties to gather signatures · Known as Californians for a Hllateral ~ul'lear Weapons Freeze. the ~roup has until Apnl 22 lo g ath e r the nee ded si~natures • • • Montgomery 1n May, 1980. "I think that that's thl' app r opriate s e nt ence ," prosecut<>r Mic hael Jacobs said afte r hearing the Jury's verd1<.'t Tuesday uflernoon "It was a very aRgravated rape killing .. T he defense had contended fluring-th e p-emiltY phase-of Payton's trial thal the convicted kille r had become a reborn Chnst1<.1n sinc·e the attat k on M 1s!-Montgomc ry ai. 'Iii e l I u!'> two other people Defe n se lawy l•r James Merwin had a tlcmptcd to convinC'e juror~ that his chent cles ervcd life impris onment without poss 1b1ltty of parole rattrer than ltie death penalty P a y ton wa s arres t ed 1n Florida about a month artl!r Lhl· killing Ad:o rdi n g lo the prosecution, he had sexually atlaC'ked and the n killed the nurse in lhe home of his former land I adv · The ·d e fendant a ls b was convicted of stabbing, Patricia Pens in~cr. lhl' landlady. and her HJ .Yt·~r·offi snn wlili-a butcher- kn1f<o in the! early midmorn ing hours of May 26. 198<L Design work approved for flood channe l 3 deaths blamed on Midwest storm Orange County fl ood control officials have been told tbey may begin desigti work on a mu lti -million doll ar flood channel extension in Laguna Canyon. County suµcrvisors authorized the $2.6 million project Tuesday 1n orde r for a construction t•onlract to be awarded this fiscal year The propos ed 4.200 foot t•xtension. when completed. will eliminate flooding that occurs on the canyon road each year . even during mjld storms. By The Associated Press Sleet. freezing rain a nd snow blanketed the eastern portions of the upper, Midwest today and extended m to much of New England. <Related photo. A4 1 Rain changed to SJlow and freezing rain in lhe Uppe r Peninsula of M1 ehig<.1n. and g a te .forc e winch hi t Luk e~ ~1 ich1l!an. Suocrior and Erie Three people 1n Wi scons in. wh il'h t•scaped lhc brunt of the M idwes t bliuard . <.11ed 1n acc·idents Tuesday on snowy. icy roads A uthonties in Shu IA ano Count v in the northeast 1>0rtion of the state suid a murricd couple were kill l'd "h e n a c·ar hit a semi·trailcr truck and sent 1t into their car ln Juneau County in the west ·central region. a man died in at"'' car colhston In Ma!>sachus etts. freezing rain was blamed in the death of a Dix Hills.;\: Y . woman. whose car 'skidded Ullc1 the path of another auto Tuc-.da y The first major storm or the sea son w.as blamed for one death m Nebraska on Tuesday Authorities s aid a 23-year-old man 'Iii as killed when an 011 rig <thout 100 feet high· buckled under strong winds During the rain y s ea!>on , Laguna Canyon Road 1s often closed to through traffic. and · large storms in the pas t have prompted the evacuation of res idenCt!S and businesses limng the roadway. The existing flood control C'hannel. which is large enough to accommodate runo ff from a • JO.year storm. runs from lhe ocean and terminates in the Big Bend area of the can yon. Bankrupt judge pledges payment The pr oject approved by supervisors will see the channel Ce nt r a I 0 r a n g e Cou nt y lengthened from Big Bend to the ~unicipal Court Judge Bobby D Gener al Telephone p r operty Youngblood says he plans to pay furthe r out the canyon. a l l creditors "ever y penny A spokes ma n for the county's owed" under a petit ion for Envir onme nta l Ma n agem ent bankruptcy h e has filed in The plan. filed under Chapter 13 of the L'.S. bankruptcy code. mus t be approved by a federal Judge. Youngblood's debts total ii bout SIR.000 owed to nine rreditors Agency said the finished channel federal court. will only be about hair what 1s Youngblood's debts would be Youngblood was electe d to needed. paid off. over a thr ee·year offict· in November 1980 after a But. he said. a parallel period. aC'cord1 n g t o the hittcrelection struggle withthen l'hannel. cun be constructed at a r eorganization µI an filed in Municipal Court Judge Richard later date to accommodate federal bankruptC'y court in Orozco larger storms. Santa Anu The design divis ion of the In a prepared s tatement. the Orozco's s upporters in that . ·~U CLEAR SUIT TO CONTINUE . . . :~r~.w:~/~~~~e~~~~en d:!~~~ ~"~(~~~1 p~=~taen~~~ejsur:~·ata~1i ~i~~·:,i~.~~lh;~>~l1~~s ~~~nfhb~~·i~ I (' 1 h · · ed bo d rt 1 p 'f adding that project s hould take c•redi'tors are paid t•very penny law s uits that resulted from .1111< win says e s convmc un a es a ong ac1 ic Coast trans po rt al 1 on of nu c I ea r about fi ve months. owed .. them thatnutlearwea~ns are~o~ Hig hway. 'lli ea~ns.butdidn~~~r~any .-~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! ut th<' base ber ause he said it The base is eight square miles sper1fiC' site or storage farilitv. : holth suc·h u massive and varied and reaches inland to the San That st att•ment concluded that ·• ar!>cnal lie clail'T).!; e m ergency Diego Freeway. no si~nifi cant hazards exist • 1•\ :.tl'11a1111n plans are needed. The Supreme Court basically •'>l.h1th ,1bo was the basis of the ruled Tuesday th al the ! Ila" auun suit against a Naval government must be a llowed to •Weapon!'> base in Ohau. preserve m i litary secrets • ··Much of the Pacific Fleet regarding possible storage of "n1rr 1c!> nuclear weapons so it nuclear weapons . ... m akcs s e n s e that nuclear The ruling overturned the 9th ! \\ea po ns are kept at the base... U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals (Gooclwin said. He s aid he 's seen wh i c h had ru led t h at a !I weapons at the has~ res~f!lblt~g "h y pothetical " i mp act n ut•lt>ar weapons 1dcnl1f1ed 1n statement on possible hazards of • 1 d eren<'l' book!>. nuclear weapons needed to be 11 1\l San Onofre nuclear power filed al bases capable of holding t J>la nl they have an evacuation nuclear weapons. ~ plan and we need one here, al The suit had been filed by the .: le ast... Goodwin s aid. "There Catholic Action of Hawaii Peace · 1 arc hom~.s only t .500 feet from ~ducation Project group '•the b<t~C. he said. The Navy in 1978 prepared an ~ T ht• Seal Beach base loads e n v i r o n m e n t a I i m pact ~ -.hip!> from docks in Anaheim statement that dealt generally ~ Bay. jusl south of the Orange with the hazards a ssociated with ~County and Los Angeles County th e s tor age. h a ndl ing a nd ' ·, ---------------------------------------------ORAN G£ COAST Daily Pilat Thomas P. Hiiey . ~-0Wll-Ofllc9 Robert N. Weed ,.,_ Thomas A Murptllne (- Michael P Harvey .... ..-...... ~ L. Kay Schultz ~-~ Kenneth N Goddard Jr ~~ Bernard Schul~ c-.- Chertes H. LOO$ .......... hlllr Carol A. Moore ....._~ CIH.m.cl ~ 114"42·5'11 All ottt.r departmeftta 142-4121 MAIN Off'tCE •W.. ... k ,C... ..... CA. Mell...._: a.1•.c.... ........ c-. .. (911?• .... "" °"= c:.11 .......... ~. ... _..,...I ............. IMBw ... _. ............... ~ ........... ........ ........ ,, ....... (....---. • Lawbreaking justifie d LITTLETON. Colo tAP1 Peilt cc officers acted properly in arrl'sling a distraught fath1:r \\hO \I.a s fol l owing a"' amhulan ct.• transporting h is cl~ mg -;on to a hospital. but it "as a "confused situation" and th<' charges wi ll be dropped. city attorney Larry·Rerkowilz says . J ames 0 . llraley was charged with obstructing an officer and llarold G. Mathews. a rriend. was charged with runnmg a red light and following too c losely B r:iley a nd Mat h ews were following an ambu lance rarr y i9g 4 month·old Jesse Braley to a hospital Nov 21. When the car was stopped for running a red llR?lt and following too closely, Braley allegedly Jumped out and cursed the orticer s . He was booked and th.en taken to the· hos pital. where his son was pronounced dead, a victim of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Union wim vote WA SH INGTON l i\P I Confidential secr etaries and-' othe r workers with access to co n fi d en t ia l co mpan y Information have a legal fi«hl to join labor onions . the U.S . Supreme Court ruled today ' Travel/Stationary Smoke Alarm . by First Alert S 1688 With bracket to hang over doors Sell· con1a1ned . batlery operated Use for travel or install permanently 1n your home Comes w1 Ill travel case Includes battery • FREE GIFT WRAPPING • . • CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & TREE ST AHDS NOW IH STOCK • ""··~"" 12/f /ll Sub1ect to Supply on hand ce.m .... Hn. w.-.,. W•tklH tl t ' H ..... nHtt CROWM•• ......... • ~ ~ j ARDWARE---...,, Wntclfff ,.. .. • 642-t Ill 17th~"°rMne. Newpor"t Beach c "~ eo,.... del M• • Ul-2100 3107 E. Coast Hwy. ·' c •• .; ......... View Cnhr• 644-1570 1614 San M iguel Dr . Newport Beach • 1 • • llGUll lllCH /llUTH CDllT Laguna names 0 • cc l1Hy,ilat WEDNESDAY, DK 2, 1981 CAVALCADE SPORTS TELEVISION top cop 82-3 84 88 0 0 a 0 3 , SS a t 2 2 2 Jame s Cagney will always b e special to many. See Hugh Mulligan co lumn on Page B2 . 221 26 - D 0 Captain Purcell to assume post on Sparks' retirement 0 •11• Pilot IMIH ,_. CHIEF l 'apt "l'il P11rn·ll h.1~ ht·t·n 11.inwd 111 .... 11<·<·1·1·d .1(111 Sp;1d; .... ;i .... pul~·1 · 1•ft11 •t 1•1 I• .1e 1111;1 H1 •,wh By STEVE TRIPOLI Of .... o.i1, Pl ... si•• Laguna Beach Police Capt Neil Purcell will be the city's next pohct• chief. City Manager Ken Frank announced Tuesday. Frank, in a statement at the start of Tuesd<.ay's City Council meeting. said Purcell will take over the post in two to three months. when current Chief Jon Sparks' d1 s ab1ltty retirement becom es official Sparks, who injured his back in a 1978 aut o accident . requested disab1ltty retir ement last month. He said his recovery from back surgery in September \\as not going a~ well a s he had hoped. i-~rank said he was :,as1ng his appoint m e nt on Purcell 's performance as acting t•hief for lht' p a st 10 month s and on ~everal interviews he C:onducted with Purce lL · · 1 think it ·s a very natural appointment and I'm pleased with it." Frank ~aid Purcell . in <1 brief s tatem ent b<'fore ljlc council. promised to <0urry on "the high lrad1t1on set hert• long before I arrived " In an interview later Tuesday, Purcell said he would continue poli c ies whic h h ave been implemented in the past few yt>ar~ 1n the department. but added that ·'there may be some internal. organizational changes down the road." fie would not s pecify what changel> he 1s considering Purcell s aid Lu1otuna Beach police have always been sen· s1tivc and res pons ive .to com munity needs and th al he would continue that tradition "ll 's one thing that I hear aboul a lot in our communil) and I certainly intend to carry that on ... he said. Purcell. a 13-year veteran of the department. joined the force a s an investigato r a nd was promoted to li eutenant and captain before being made chief He also is a form er Newport Beach police officer The new c h i e f h olds " bal·helor'!> d eg ree in public service management from the l 'ni versily of Redlands . ilc ..and his family live in La1otuna Beach Hollsing element approved But Laguna plan doesn 't provide for affordable housing The llou ~ing Element o f Le1guna Beach's General Plan was adopted by the City Council Tuesda), but without a prov1s1on that would have provided funding for t:ons truct1on of affordable housing. C o u n c i I m e m b e r s N e,n Fitzpatrick and Sally Bellerue dissenl<.'d on the 3-2 vote because of thc lack of an affordable housing plan Fittpatnck said the council majority. consisting of board me m bers Willia m Wilcoxen . H <1\\ ard Da\\ ~on and Kelly Boyd. had "essentially gulled the cle ment from ha\'ing any effec tiveness at all ··it 1s very apparent 10 me that the council is serving the major development interests and not the com munity at la r ge ... F1tzpatr1ck said He later ca lled the vote "a sham" and s aid he feels that the present council has no r ea l com mitm en t to affordable hous ing in the city. T he afford able housing plan r e m oved from the e lemen t would have required de\'e lopers of 10 or more lots to provide affordable housing equal to at lea s t 25 p ercen t of their development The· arfordable housing could be in a different I o c a t ion fro m t ITe m a i n development under the plan. however R esidents and seve r al me m bers of a citizen s ' committee which drew up the Laguna trustees to elect officers The first order of business Thursday for the three newly elected Laguna Beach Unified School District trustees and the two board incumbents will be to elect new offi cers Trustees Carl Schwarz. J an Vickers etnd Dan Daruels. elected to the school board Nov. 3. will be attending their: first s chool board m eeti ng ·a s trustees. Me mbers or t he board will be e lecting a new president and clerk. as well as making several committee assignme nts. Trustees will also be asked lo appr ove a letter lo be sent by the dist rict to Asse mbl vwom an Marian Bergeson asking that the two-vea r -o ld s tate sc hool deferred Maintcnanct! Law be amended. The law provides s t ate financial assistance for defer red and needed maintenance'within a school district. housing e lement said before the vott' that affordable housing is a kev to the plan. S t eph e n K oh I e f"':'-v 1 c e chairm a n or the ·citizens' committee. told the council that a ffordable housing was a "gra\'e concern ... Others said that the elderly and people on fix ed incomes. many o r them long ·time city residenrs. would be forced out of the city without an affordable housing plan. Wilcoxen and Dawson said after the vote that they favo r esta blis hment of affordable housing in the city but o pposed the propos al include d in the element. They also said they oppose another proposal which would have taxed developers 5 percent of the m arket value of their _developments in .order to establish an affordable housing fund. Wilcoxen said he would be interested in a program similar to one currently sponsored by the count y . which offers low -interes t bo nd s f or d evelo pme n t or a fforda ble hous ing. Dawson said he feels the only way to get a ffordable housing in the city is to allow construction o f 10 "to 30 units per acre. because land l'OSts must be kept down 1f housing co~ts are to be kept down ' Dawson criticized Fitzpatn ck. s aying that the councilm an has voted against a llowing density housin g developm e nt while calling for affordable housing cit the -;ame time o.lty Ptllll SMIH - BACK TO WORK :"t•\q>0rt 1-frat'lt ~ nt·.1r tat.ti .1c·t ·1tl1.·111 11.·1.·I l1k•· 11t111L' pol1t0l ' M'l'L!t·;i111 (;1·t·i.: '1a11 ~011 '" hac·k 011 .11 ,. norm.ti d :,.:;111 1 ht·":'.'" •IH' 1011 t11di1' II month ~ .1fll·1 ,, 'Things are normal again' Newport cop back on job after near-fatal accident By STEVE MARBLE Of llM, Oalty ~llOI Staff lie walks with a limp and there 's a hint of a scar on his forehead These are the onl) v1~1ble reminders of what Greg Mattson h1:1i. been through ' ~ The 31-year-old police sergeant. who has battled back from a near-fatal accident that left him broken and battered. st,apped on his gun. got out ttis badge and reported for duty Tuesday It was Mattson's first day back on the ·Newport police force. · · 1 felt great com in g back.·· s aid ~attson. "I feel like things are normal again I JUSt keep thinking 'it's about time · ·· It was 11 months ago that Mattson wa~ hit bv a c ar He was standing on an edge of Pacific Coast Highway in West Newport di recting traffic when it happened lie says he doesn't remember a thi~g friends have filled hi m 1n on the details. "'hil·h. he Jokes. St'em to keep getting wor~e and worse The car knocked Mattson off his feet a nd fltpped him onto the hood He was dr agged down the street for more than 100 feet before the car slammed into a metal railing. lie~ tn a coma for s ix weeks and has only vague memories of the next 10 weeks The driver was arrested on. sus picion or drunken dri\'ing and later given a Jail ter m Mattson 's in~·u ies were extensive lie had a broken neck. a punctured lung. crushed vertebrae. a twiste a nkle and a leg cut so badly doctors worri he m ight lose it. "(wanted to get back to wor k." Mattson recalls. "That was my goal. That's all I thought about " Three operations later. Mattson say~ he went home He says he set his mind on learning to walk again. "A normal per son wouldn't even call it walking. but it was a s tart. Every day I'd go 11ut and \\alk down the block a little farther. lh(' next day I'd go farther Then I ~t11rted going out I w1cc a day It "'as verv slo"' " I le savs It never Pntered his mind to throw in the towel. take a medical retirement and st•ek a more passive JOb · I refused to even let that thought enter m' mind." he !>ays "I wanted to come back. It \\a~ very important to me "It sound~ trite. I suppose. but I really enjoy helping other people solve problems Hen when you can't a lways help them "I wanted to get back to work. That was my goal.'' "Why live Ith.• if you're not satisfied with what you're doing? I wouldn't be happy JUSt wasting away getting my checks wrthout doing m y job ... Ma ttson. working 1n the records department now. s ays his next goal 1s to get back on the slrct•ls. back in a squad car He 's ~1ven himself six months to get there So far. he savs he's encountered onl y one ~urprise in coming hack to work "I figured I'd just come in today and get my a ssignment. They told me to go into the conference room and there were about 40 people 1n there with a cake that said. ·welcome Back Greg · That floored me " He paused for a moment and looked straig ht ahead .. You see. it's ni ee to want to get back but it's so much nicer when those you work with want you buck " Handicap not a hindrance Armed man surrenders after siege ...,,... ........ SEQUEL Suz~· Gilstra1' of lr,·ine will be S('Cn Thursda~ r.i~ht in "Sk~·,, an1 Christmas." u !'<'Quel to th" tt.'en·aJ?c.> paraple~1<'' T\·. mo\'it.' of last year Wheelchair-bound Irvine girl burgeoning actress • By JOEL DON Of -DAiiy " ... MMf Though Irvine's Suzy Gilstrap is bound to a wheelc ha ir for life. s he sees no Ii m its to he r burgeonin g ca r ee r as a television actress. Last year she m ade her TV as we ll as acti n g d e but in "Skyward." a heartwa rming stor y about a paraplegic who learns to fly an a irplane Her co·slars were Belle Davis and Howard Hessem an. The show received high marks from the critics and producers R o n H o w ard and Anson Williams (of TV's ··H appy Days .. ) opted for a sequel with a holiday t h e m e , "S k y ward C hris tmas." T he s how airs Thursday at 8 p.m , on NBC. Cha nnel 4 Suzy re·c reates her role as Julie Ward. paralyzed since birt h from an afnlction called spina bifida. In the hour·long progr a m ... Julie d ecides to secr etly fl y to her estra nged gr andfather and bring him home for Christmas. She meets with disaster when s he has to make an emergency crash la nding and must repair her plane to escape a dangerous situation .. Suzy's real·lif• s tory . is a bit diffe rent from he r TV role. Tragedy st ru c k the soft.spoken brunette four years ago when a tree branch rell on her back while she was on a sum mer school field trip at the LOs Angeles Arboretum. ·'T hey told m e that the break wes so severe that they couldn't i;ee me possibly ever walkin~ I again," said the Ir vi ne High School sophomore "It took a lot of strength oh m y part and my fam ily's part to get back into the routine ... she ~aid . "But I don't think I went through any depres~lon or denial "They couldn't see me walking." per iod because of all the support my family gave to me. "I was really scared about going back to school to see how t hey I her frie nds > would h andle it . People jus t s ta red and whi spered . but a s tim e progressed they were able to talk to me." She was learning how to play whee lchair tennis from Brad Parks when the "Skyward .. proct ucers 1tere searching for the right girl to play the lead . A frie nd of the casting director suggested Suzy and the petite girt· tested with about 30 other girls. some also paraplegic. Bloodmobile due in South Laguna The Red Cross community bloodm obile will be at South Coast MedicaJ Center In South Laguna Monday from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m . Donors between 17 and 65 who weigh at least 110 pounds. can d on ate blood. Appointments m ay b e m ade by ca lling 499·1311, P.Xl. 644 . Suzy said the producer s weren't as concerned abo ut her inexperience in acting as they were about the possible dangers of a wheelchair-bound person performing on location a nd al studio sets . Hut their fears as well as those of the network were quelled when they saw her agility in the chair. .. A couple of t1 mes I asked mrs elf what I was doing 'On the set. .. she s aid. or her first day of filming "Skywa rd." "I wasn't an actor. I wasn't in the movies. But as time pro~ressed I got more confidence." After "Skvward" was aired and critically acclaimed. NBC was sti ll h esit a nt abou t laun ching the m ovie into a regular series. But JS-year-old Suzy thinks the sequ~I. with the help of Howard a nd Williams. will turn into a weekly offe ring. I n t h e m ea rf t i m e . s he ' s continuing her studies an~ hopes to a tte nd UC I r vin e as a psychology major. Suzy already is beaming with one reward fro m he r acting success. a recently purchased bright red Volkswagen Rabbit that will be outfitted with special hand controls. · At Irvine High. however. she's not involved in any dra ma productions. Nor does she take l esson s rrom a n acting instructor. ''I think doing It o r being on the set Is the best actin g lesson you can have," she ass~rted "I really don't think I need that in my Cll_reer." ' A Laguna Beach man armed with a revolver surrendered to police Tuesday n ight a fter ba rricading him self in his pare nts' Bluebird Canyon house for nearly a n hour. \"ictor Ross Frisbie. 21. locked himself inside the home at 978 Meadowlark Lane as police evacuated lwo adjacent houses a nd surrounded the residence. Pol i ce Sgt. Mik e D avis entered the home and. after a lengthy talk. persuaded Frisbie to give himself up. Police said the. younger Fris bie had a verbal altercation with his. parents prior to the 6 p. m . incident. The unemployed construction worke r was booked into Orange County J ail with bail set at $25.000. He faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon. brandis hing a firearm . and trespassing. • Error on judge'8 ruling corrected An Orange County Superior Court j udge has ruled that Costa Mesa building ordinances 'are not unconstitutional as they pertain to welder and sculptor Ali Roushan. A typograpt\ical error In some or TUesday't edlUona lncorrecUy staled the ordinances were not constllutlonal. The Daily Pilot r earet.s the error • .. .. . ,, I ---;-~-· .. I - , .. Orange Coaat OAIL Y PILOT Wedntaday. Oecomber 2. 1981 Schwab to buy Irvine f irm Letterman Transaction Services I nc. to be purchased C ha rle:. Sl•hwab & Co • i.uhs 1diary to lht• nalJo~s largest d 1scount l1rok .. rat(e f arm, h a :; a nnounrt•d plum. lo acquire a n Irv ane based dis count bro ke rage house, l.elkrmo11 't'run:-.11cl1on Services Inc The d1sl'losure <.'a mc one wt.>ek after Schwab's varen l com1w 11y, l'h urlt•' Sr hwub C orp • an11m1111·c-.I at had accepted a $.\3 m 1 ll1on purcha~e offer from B un k/\meri<'a Corp .• pa('ent l'Cltl11JUllY lo Ba nk of America. "i\etuully. Wl' a lrl'ady had 'lrurk :c deal several wee k ' bt•fcirl' th:tl :.rnnouncement wu' madl•,' s:.llll Letterman. SDG&E dis c lo.ses $32 million loss llf{'~11h•111 o f tht.> privately own ed f i rm lit• ~aid the takc•over , ,UbJeC't tc1 PXCCUt1o n of a final agreement, has b een d bcui.sed Still'(' 1976 · Several ma1or brokerage firms were 1ntere~t ed ," l.eltl'rrnan s aid H e s::11d he hope~ to ~1gn a d efinit ive Jgrcem1•nt sometime this week lh: was not &t liber ty, h e s aid. to 1h:H·u ss the p urc hase price James W Fuller. Schwab , senior \ 1t·e pres ident, s a id the merger was p oss1blt.! 1n part b ecaUSl' or Sch wab's ac(•ess to c r e dit due to the v e ndtng B a nkAme rica deal ,. COLLECTORS CORNER ,_ IJ.1·11 GolO\ M U.U MU .U M.tplt L .. h '414.H '414.11 !oO Pt sos Mtl .10 UOl.ot '<>'!>•Ive• 8-11W... l7 .. J ... 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Cahfornla 92660 (714) 644-9490 _J F V f~rrn 's • earn~ngs , sale~ up N cwport Crp . of Fountain Vtillcy, m 1muu:turen of laser o vt1cs <'ompotnL'i. experien ced s ules and eaaings growth for the fmst qurte r o f the 1982 f isca l year accord1ne to Edw a rd C B er r y , <.'hie f executivti o ffltr Net mC'omt for the quarter e n ded O c t . 311as S854.Z31. o r 37 cents .a !>har compared w ith S719,6 1H. or 3~ents . inc ludin g I cent per s har,o r extraordinary credit an d l rot per s hare fro m the discontim.d o p e ration of th e Dole Divisiot for the quarter l'nded Oct 3 1 1980 Sales wer e S4 29 m 1ll10 1 l'ompared w1th SJ 43 m illion i 1980 REPAIR UNDER WAY l>c:IJ)n•:m 'l)(ll'h 1·;11·.., <.ill' hl·111g n·t·~lh·d At t h e a niaal s h areh o lde r s m eeting h e ld ov LS. all present board memb6 were r e ·e lected. They are Eward C Berry, W 1ll1am J lehl. Milto n M .T . C hang. H R ioff a nd John W . Matthe w s .41 a re princ ipal o fficers of th company e xcept B i e h I • a n a n a g e m-ti1 n l 1111 n•plal'l'llll'tH 111 ;1 -.1·n1· ... ol 1111t ... 111 th1· tronl """Pl'tl">lon 8ecall 'srnooth' cons ultant ~ Thl· rel· a l I of lll't Wl'l'fl 2.tlO<I and 3.IJOO Ul'Lon•an car:, 1:.. going ~monthl y ~1th rt•p ti. a imed at e liminating the ··r emote" possibility that one of the m c ould c ome loose a fter l>l'\ l·ral thous and miles and cau~e votenll<il s teering <.'ontrul prolJlcm:- Brown :-aid the old nuts a rc bei n g n ·plai·cd with u n e w tyve des ig n ed t o s tay o n tigh tly. Herr y r cp<led settlement a t minimal o s t of ~eve r al o uts tanding I u w s u(ts u ris ing from allegedtritium e m 1ss1ons a t the co 11>an y's fo rm e r ~u hs1diary, m er.can Atomics Corp lie said the n·p:.11r Job. wh1t•h involvcs re pla('('ml'nt of <J sc.:nc:- of nuts in the front i.us p cn s 1on o f t h e fan cy st<11nless s teel coupe • •~ bein g don1· at al I o f the 345 D e L orl:'an dl'alcr:-h1 p :,, natwnw1dc Brown s aid the voluntary r etail. announ('l'd 1n letl!;!rs ~cnt t o all own c r s u f the $26,000 s ports C'ar. was a precautionary m t•<Jsure llt• s a H1 that no atc1dents h ave bl'Cll c aused a s <1 r esult of the problem Tht> t·a r "'as introduced lo lhe U nited States earhe r this year The De l .orcan he adquarters in Irvine a t 2055 Main St ser ves ~s the nat1onw1dc d1 s tribut1on cen ter fur lhl' :;port~ l·ar made in Irelan d As to' the Jturc. 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County Tuesd ay, three in connection with an Irvine holdup and two on s u s pi cion o r p ossessi n g m e r c handise taken an t hat robbery Two additional sus pects were 11 arres t ed but s ubseque ntly 1' 'released. police said I• I• l rvme police Lt. Bob Lennert sa id today three m en were arres ted Tuesday morning at World Wide Vi deo Inc .. 3134 Foothill Blvd., La Crescenta • Roger S . U arris o f La C r esccnta wns a rrest e d on s uspicion of armed q1bbery c harges )"hen he a llegedly attempted to sell stolen video 1 1 tapes lo video s hop owner J ames II Sicilia and his son. Crai~. both ,__ of whom we re arres ted o n c harges or possessing stolen property Lennert said 600 blank video t a pes recovt.'r ed a t the La Cr escenta video s hop were s tole n in Friday 's armed robbery of TDK Electronics Corp., 2101 Alton Ave. Lennert said that Jerome Otis Nelson. 32. and Artie Wallace, 30. both of Pacoima, we re arres ted Tuesday evening in Hurbank on suspicion of a rmed robbe rv in connection with the Irvine holdup. • Late Tuesday, police obtained a search warrant for a Burbank warehouse and the a rrestees' homes, leading to the recovery of 12 .000 video tapes believed take n in th e TDK robbe r v . Lt.'nne rt said Nearly all of the $1 75,000 worth of tapes taken by three gun-wielding men an the Fnday evening holdup were recovered Tuesday, Lt. Lenne rt said He s a id 16 Irvine police officer s partic ipated if\ lht! string of arrests Tuesday in Los Angeles County Lennert said the a rrests anc.t recovery or stolen property were made possible by a Hp J>:<>hce received on Monday regarding a possible s uspect in the armed robbery The tip led t o a 42-h~ur s urveilla nce e rrorl by Irvine in vestigators. a n errort that resulted in Tuesday's arresLs. CdM traffic woes to improve? Future congestion tied to Irvine Company projects By STEVE MARBLE CM ... OlMI' l'llet 5'.tt To hear traffic experts in Newport Beach teil it, Corona del Mar 's main drag will not become the bumper -to-bumper parking lot of idling cars that some predict. ln fact, city traffic engineer R ic h Edmo n s ton c laims . conditions o n Pacific Coast Highway through Corona del Ma r 's s hopping be lt s hould improve in the next fi ve years. But beyond that time .-as development a long the coasta l flatlands south of Corona del Mar begins a nd ne w state parklands beco m e m ore accessible to the public the tra ffic picture in Corona del Mar is a question mark. Traffic. to put at midly, is a sore subject in Corona del Mar Sever a l thin~s have a gitated res idents. s hop own e rs and motorists. Firs t is the Ir vine Company's plan to expand Newport Center. This project , it has been computed. would dump as many as 2,000 a dditional cars on Corona del Mar's streets daily. The second co ncern is with the Irvine Compan y 's plan to develop homes, hotels and office buildings south of Corona del Mar. Additionally, the state's new Cr ystal Cove P a rk will bring in a new wave or visitors. Edmons ton s uggests the easiest way to get a handle on what will and won 't happen in C.>rona del Mar is to look at things one step at a qme . 1) The Irvine Company builds a new 300-room hotel at Ne~rt Genter and the Marriott otel expands by 165 rooms. T e net result 1s that t raffic in Corona del Mar gets worse. How much worse is unclear. 2 > The I rvi ne Co mpan y construcLc; two lanes of Pelican Hill Road from a point south of Corona del Mar to MacArthur Boul ev ard . A l so. th e Deily~ SUff -CAUTIOUS '.\:ewport Beach traffic e ng ineer Rieh Edmon s t on s u gges t s approac hing Corona d e l. Mai·. proble m s o ne ste p <i t a t1ml· development firm con,oects San Joaquin H.ills Road eastward to connect with _Pelican Hill. The result is that at least 2,000 cars d ally will be pulled off Pacific Coast Hig hway in Corona 'del Ma r This easing effect would be due to Newport Center employees and shoppers using San Joaquin Hills Road instead or the highway. In the early stages. Pelican llill likely would be used by Laguna Beach motorists bound for the airport area or by s tate park vis itors trying to find a s hortcut to the freeway. 3) The Irvine Company begins to construct homes and hotels along the so-called Irvine Coast. Four more lanes o( Pelican Hill a re added. Thi s r es ults in a-s l o w deterioration of Pacific Coast High way in Corona de! Mar. G r a dually. the traffic load increases to a point equal with today's tramc count. . The bi g .variable in all of this is the San Joaquin Hill s Co rridor. a virtual freeway tha t 's envisioned a s running parallel to the Sa n Diego Freeway. It would be aligned between the freeway and Pacific Coast Highway. If it is built, Edmons ton predicts traffic in Corona dcl Ma r s hould never become worse than it presently is. If it is not built, then Corona del Mar is in trouble. The parking lot predic tion could become a rea lity if plans for the corridor die on the vine. Edmon s t on s a ys the do-nothing a pproach -that is. halting both lr vine Company projects -would not make traffic better. In fact. he says. it would Likely ma ke conditions worse in the long haul. S u ggestions also have been advanced that city and slate officials should experiment with "creative" designs to speed up traffic in Corona del Mar. Ideas such as banning left or right turns at certain hours or establishing a single "flow" lane that would be one direction in the morning and a nother in the afternoon have been proposed. Edmonston says most of these ideas have been considered and rejected at the wish of Corona de l Mar residents. A plan years ago lo route th rough traffic onto 5th A venue. ......,..hich runs inla nd or and para llel to Pac ific Coa s t Hi ghway, was scrapped arter residents objected. · A suggestion that. parking along Pacific Coas~.Hlghway be ·banned at certain hours to ''widen" the s treet brought howls from s hop owners. 84 88 column on Page 82 . o.11, ...... ''-" -· BACK TO WORK '.'Jewport Beac·h pqlit·e ~t·rgl•a nl c; rt'g :\1 attson I" hac-k 1111 th t' 1 o I> t od a~ , 11 month~ a f H· r ;1 nt.•ar-f<.1tal .ic·c·iclt.·n1 l<><•I l1kt· thllll.!:- .an· norm:al .1gum. ht· "a~~ .... 'Things are normal again'. Newport cop back on job after near-fatal accident By STEVE MARBLE Of -..o.11, ...... - He walks with a limp a nd there's a hint of a scar on his forehead. These are lhe only visible reminders of what Greg Mattson has been through. The 31-year-old police sergeant, who has battled back from a near -fatal accident th~t left him broke n and battered . strapped on has gun. got out his badge and reported for duty Tuesday II was Mattson's first day back on tbe Newport police force. . , . "I felt g reat co ming bac k . sa.1d Mattson · · 1 feel like things are normal a gain I JUSt keep thinking 'it's about time · " It was 11 m onths ago that Mattson was hit by a ccir He was standing on an edge of Pacific Coast Highway in West Newport directing traffic when it happened . He says he doesn 't rem ember a th11:\g. Friends have fi lled him in on th~ details. which. he Jokes. seem to keep getting worse and worse. • The car knocked Mattson off his feet and flipped him onto the hood. He was dfagged down the street ror more than 100 feet before the car slammed into a metal railing. He was in a coma for six weeks a nd has only vague mem ories of the next 10 weeks. The driver was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving a nd later given a jail term Mattson's injuries were extensive. lie had a broken neck. a punctured lung, crushed vertebrae. a twisted ankle and a leg cut so badly doctors worried he might lose it. "I "Wanted to get back to work," Mattson recalls. "Thal was my goal-. That's all I thought about " Three operations later. Mattson says he went home. He says he set his mind Of) learning to walk again. . "A normal person wouldn't even call it walking. but it was a start. Every day I'd go out and walk down the block a little farther , the next day I'd go fa rther Then I started going out twice a day It was verv slow ·· lie says it never enlerc.>d his mind lo throw in the towel. take a medical retirem ent a nd sc·ek a more pa~s1ve job. "I refused to even let that thought enter mv mind." he says · "I wanted to come back. . It ·was very important to me "It sounds trite. l suppose. but I really e njoy he lping other people solve problem s ev<•n whe n you can't a lways help them "I wanted to get back to work. That was my goal." ··Whv hve lire if you're not satisfied with wha t you're doing? I wouldn't be happr just was ting away gelling my checks without doing my job.·· Mattson, wo rk ing in the records department now. sa ys his next goal 1s to gel back on the o;treets. back in a squad car . He's given himself six months to get there So Car , he says he's encountered only one surprise in coming back to work • · 1 figured I'd just come in today _a nd get m y assignment. They told me to go into the conference room and there were about . 40 people in there with a cake that s aid. ·w e lcome Back Greg · That floored me " He paused for a moment and looked ' straight ahead. "You see. it's nice to want to gel back but it's so much nicer when those you work with want you back." Handicap not a hindrance Barber shop lease nixio.g · still planned ............. "'919 SEQUEL uzy Gilstrap or I r vine will be seen Thursday night in "Skyward Christmas." a sequel to the teen-age paraplegic'. T\' movit' of last ~·car. • Wheelchair-bound Irvine girl burgeoning actress • By JOEL DON Of-. o.tty "lllt Matt Though Irvine's Suzy Gilstrap is bound to a wheelchair for life, s he sees no limits to her burgeon i n g career a s a te levision actress. Last year she made her TV as w e ll a s acti n g d eb ut in "Skyward," a .heartwarming story about a paraplegic who learns to fly an airplane. Her co-stars were Bette Davis and Howard Hesseman. The s how received high marks from the critics and _producers Ron Howard and Anso n Williams Cof TV 's "Happy Days"> opted fo~ a sequel with a holiday t he m e, "Sk'ywar Christmas ." The s how airs Thursday at 8 p.m . on NBC. Channel 4. Suzy re-crea'les her rol~ as Julie Ward, paralyzed s ince birth from an affliction called spina bifida. In lhe hour-long program, Julie decides to secretly fly to her estranged grandfather and bring him home for Christmas. She m eets with disaster when she has to make an emergency ctash landing and must repair her plane to escape a dangerous situilion. Su,iy's real-llfe story .is a bit dlfferenl from her TV role. Tragedy str u ck th e soft-spoken brunette four years ago when a tree branch fell on her back while she was on a summer school field trip at the Los Angeles Arboretum. "They told me that the break was so severe that they couldn't see m e possibly ever waJkinR j again." said the Irvine High School sophomore. "It took a lot or strength on my part and m y family's part to get back into the routine." she said. "But I don't think I went through any depression or denial "They coul_dn't see me walking." period because of all the s upport my family gave to me. "I was really scared about going back to school to see how they (her friends> would handle it. People jus t stared and whi s per.~d . b,ul a s tim e progressed they were able to talk to me." She was learning how to play wheelchair tennis fro m Brad Parks when the "Skyward" producer s were searching for the right girl lo play the lead. A friend of the casting director · suggested Suzy and the petite girl· tested with about 30 other girls. some also paraplegic. Bloodmobile due in Seuth Laguna The Red Cross community bloodmobile will be al South Coast MedicaJ Center in South Laguna Monday from 12 :45 to 5:30 p.m .• Donors between 17 and 65 who weigh at least t 10 pounds can donale blood. Appointments 1. ity be made by calling 49ft-... , 1, ext. 644. tt a f t Suiy s aid the producer s weren't as concerned about her inexperience in acting as they were about the possible dangers of a wheelchair-bound person performing on location and al studio sets. But their fears as ~·e ll as those of the network were quelled when they s aw her agility in the c hair. "A couple of times I asked myself what I was do ing on the set ." she said. of her firs t day of filming "Skyward." .. I was n't an actor. I wasn't in the movies. But as time progressed I got more confidence." After "Skyward" was aired a nd c ritically acclaimed , NBC was s till h e s itant abo ut la un c hing the movie into a regula r series. But 15-year·old Suzy thinks the sequel. with the help of Howard and Williams. will turn into a weekly offering. In the m eantime. s he 's continuing her studies and hopes lo a tte nd UC Irvine a s a psychology major. Su~ already is beaming with on e reward from her acting success, a recently purchased br:§i ht red Volksw;agen Rabbit 111' · be outfitted with special hand rols. At Jrv1 e High. however , she's not involved in a n y drama productions. Nor does she late l esson s from an acting ins tructor. ·'I ltlink doing lt or ~ing on the set is the best acting lesson you can have ," 11he asserted. "I really don't think l need that In my career." Protests from Irvine barber shop operator James Ande~n a nd his custome rs haven t s wayed the Irvine Company from its intention not to renew the s hop's lease when it expires U ec . 31 . s aid co mpan ~ spokesman Dan Carlsson . Ca rlsson s a id Monda y company r epresentatives are attempting to find Anderson an acceptable location in another Irvine Company .owned shoppm~ center. but the co~pany 1s.n t backing down from its posit1.on forcing him out of the University Park Shopping Cente r. Anderson's University Park Barber Shop has been in the center at Michelson and Culver drives for: 13 years. Anderson has been notified by the Irvine Company that. in an attempt to boost foot traffic in the center. the company wants to replace his s hop with another business UCI prof given medicine grant A five-year, $250,000 academic gr ant has been awarded to Dr J e rome S. Tobis. professor and c h 1irman o f the physica l medicine and rehabilitation department of the UC Irvine College of MedlclM. The granl from tbe National Institute on Ali.DI wUl be used to develop • cumculum to train future doctors about methods o( treating older people, Tobis said ... ' • ' . , .. I L f 't ' .. ' I ~j I ·1 \ l • ·' ·J I ' ' .· • ------ • • IUIHil CUil YIUI llllTlll DAllY PIPIR WEDNESDAY. DE C EMElER 2 198 1 <' H ANG f C 0 UN f Y C A l I f 0 ·~ N I A l '.> CENTS ·Country niusic concert hits sour note T UCSON, Ariz <AP> About 250 students and administrators took their seats after school in th e cafeteria in eager anticipation of a rare junior high school concert by country music stars Loretta Lynn and Barbara Mancirell. They waited anct waited, but only after no one s howed did they know they had been duped. The students paid $1 aJliece for the sho't'. and school officials even -promoted it by sending fliers home to parents A long white gown for Miss Lynn hung in a school closet. supposedly put there by Miss Lynn herself during a sneak visit to check out the stage and sound system. Max well Junior High School Principal Dan Lupo said Tuesday that the administration·~ approval was based on a letter hand-delivered him by· a 1 3 -yea r ·old eighth·gr ade student. It bore signatures purported to be those of the two country music sing e rs. and Lupo s aid he thought it was genuine. He said the student, whom he would not identify, said Miss Lynn and Miss Mandrell were willing to do the concert Monday as a favor to her family. FIXINGS FOR FESTIVAL Eugene Moore poses as the bemused butler while Bear Jensen. Jill Hochadel and Andrew Jensen of ~ewport Beach decorate one of 16 theme trees to be displa~·ed at ~ewport Harbor Art Museu.m this weekend The eighth annual .,_., NII "'911., fNry ......,_ Christmas Tree Gala will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday-Sunday. Admission is S2 for non-members. SI for· seniors and students : c hildren under 12 admitted free with an adult The museum is at 850 San Clement(' Dnyt• Baby sent to foster home Mother 'no show' at hearing in umbilical cord case A woman who refused to let doctors cut the umbilical cord from her newborn son two months ago failed to attend a c riti cal c us t o d y hearing Tuesday, and her baby was remanded to a foster home. Orange County Juvenne Court Judge Byron McMillan ruled that P e n eto pe "Penny" Valenruela defaulted by not showing up at the hearing. He ordered that her son, Benny Alexander Valenzuela Chavez, should remain in foster care •I 0-.1: . pending anothe r review in November. 1982. The boy was taken into c ustody of the county Social Services Department about 18 hours after the birth. The mother said later she follows Indian customs and was preparing to follow the ritualistic exercise of biting oU the umbilical cord :__ already separated from her -when law enforcement offic~rs broke into the Capistrano Beach home where she was r esting and took the ba by. The mother, who had been treated in previous years for mental illness. was admitted into the mental health ward at the UC Irvine Medical Center but was released 12 days later after convincing a s uperior cou rt judge s he was n ot s uffering (rom delusions. She said during the court appearance she bad refused the doctors' offers to cut BeMy's umbilical cord because it wasn't according to a ncient Indian tradition. She also said she had slept outside. cr'adlin1 her baby. on the night after giving birth. The baby was bom outdoors on Sept. 13. Ms. Valenroela said she was walking to a friend's I hOUSe When She fell iU, Sat down I ~nd _delivered the baby in 10 minutes. A Laguna Beach police officer who noticed her took her to South Coast Medical Center. where th e place nta wa s removed but not the•cord from th.e baby. Under McMillan's ruling. Ms. Valenzuela still can petition the court for an earlier hearing in which to review her ability to take custody of the child. Reagans get 'care packet' MONTPELIER. Vt. <AP> - When Larry C\Jrtis heard that Nancy Reagan didn't have enough money to buy tablecloths for the White House, he decided it was his civic duty to prepare a care packaae. So C&lrti~. ·owner of a small RoyallQQ market, and some of his customers rilled a cardboard box with a red par.r tablecloth, white p~er p ates, green napkins, asUc knives, spoons, cups and orks. Mrs . Reaian recutly raised more than 022 ,000 in tax·deductJble contributions tp rerurblsb the White House. "I did question it at first," Lupo said. The letter. Lupo said. wus addressed to hjm but contained just a few typewritten lines and was not on lette rhead statione'ry. ll read: 'Tm very glad you want me at your school. I hope you believe everything (the student and her mother> told you because it's all true." Lupo said he relt impressed that Ms. Lynn woufd go ahead with the performance after the death of her mother just Jut week. But at the sch~dl.lled start or the performan~Or) a stage adprned with s igns reading "Welcome Loretta Lynn," the girl told school officials that Ms. Lynn couldn't appear because her uncle had just died. Lupo said. The ticket money was refunded and the students wen\ home. The Tucson Citizen newspaper said it contacted the student's fathe r , who said the family obtained Ms Lynn's autograph 1n Las Vegas. tJev . but the entertainer had never visited the family A spokes man ror Ms. Lynn said she does not perform at schools Nuke 'freeze' sought Signatures gathered in county for initiative A group calling for an end to testing . produc ti on and deployment of a ll nuc lear weapons in the United States and Soviet Union began gathering signatures Tuesday in Orange County to qualify a nuclear arms freeze initiative for the November. 1982, ballot In announcing the beginnings of its campaign throughout the state. organizers said they needed about 350.000 signatures to qualify the initiative for the ballot. 1 Related photo Page A5> Speaking out in favor of the measure at a Tuesday press conferenc~ in Santa Ana were Pension ~~cutbaeks 1 .. ¥---. protested WASHlNGTON ~Al» -Led by 81-year-old Re p . Claude Pepp.er , seve ral hundred disgruntled. placard,waving delegates to the White House Cn nf e r e n ce on Aging demonstrated today against a ~.ey committee's vote to back Heagan administration Social Security policies. After a brief standoff, Pepper, who ca ll ed h is group ··vigilantes.·· was adm itted to add r ess the confer e n ce's Committee on Economic Well Being. Outside. the protesters held aloft signs reading "Save Our Security" and "No More Cuts." More· than two hours later, however, Pepper and conference organizers were still debating whether he would be allowed to address the committee, some ot whose members s houted that they did not want to hear him. The dissidents oppose the committe's endorsement of the administration's opposition to using general tax revenues to shore the financiall y strapped Social Security System. Pepper said the panel's vote did not reflect the sentiment of a majority of the nation's elderly. But the panel, in a break with th~ administration. today voted in favor of restoring the $122 monthly minimum Social Security benefit for all those now getting it and for those who will become entitled to it in the future. Congress killed the benefit at Reagan's request last summer for t he three million current recipient s . But th e administr ation has supported efforts in both the House and Senate to restore it for those recipients, denying it to future beneficiaries. Patton named new county director Russell Patton . who has worked 14 years in Orangt! County government, was named today as th e new count y personnel director. Patton. 39. of Mission Viejo. succeeds Bert Scott. who takes the post this month of General Services Agency director. That s pot is being vacated by the retiring Thomas Egan. Patton currently works as deputy assistant director of the Human Services Agency's Public He alth Department. drawing a 148,000 annual salary. He said today, only a rew m inutes after learning of his selection, he isn't sure what his new salary will be. lt la expected lo increase sllghUy. Seven of Patton's 14 years with the county were spent in personnel services, which includes contract negotiations with various employee or1aniulions. he said. 0 t profes11ors from tfC Irvine and Ca l State Fullerton , a Presbyterian minister from Newport Beach and the director C)f the Or'ang'e County nuclear arm s freeze campaign. In describing the calamity and destruction that would follow a nu c lear attack in Orange Co unty , uc r pediatrics professor Kenneth Dumars said. ''If a ona-megaton bomb were dropped on this spot, it would wipe out everything between Garden Grove and the Newport Freeway and from Orange to Costa Mesa. ··No life would remain." said • • Dumars . chai.·man of t he genetics division at the UC I Medical Sc·hool "No physical s tr uct ur e would r emai n standing Thal area would be s urrounded by a ring containing thous ands of cnltcally tnJured and burned " Dumars s a1d 1f a nuclear catastrophe s uch as this ever occurred. all medical. police, fire and government services would be lost Speaking of the initiative, he !>aid, "This meas ure is a modest step. but a beginning l urge that the people or the s tate of (See FREEZE, Page A2> • • • Seal Beach nucle.ar lawsuit to continue A s p okes man for an anti-nuclear group s ays the organization will continue with a lawsuit to force the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station to move, although the Supreme Court delivered a damaging blow to the suit Tuesday. By a unanimous vote. the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday on a similar s uit filed in Hawaii that the federal government doesn't have to disclose where it stores nuclear weapons nor does it have to pr epare a ··h ypothetical environm ental impact statement" for facilities that cou.ld possibly store nuclear weapons. Officials of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons base have never confirmed nor den ied t he existence of nuclear weapons at the s tation, which serves as an arsenal for the Pacific Fleet. .James Goodwin, of the Seal Reach Nuclear Action Group. says the Supreme Court ruling was a .. major disappointment." He says t he portio n of the group's lawsuit dealing with the possi ble storage of nuclear weapons may be dropped. Goodwin says the group will continue with another section of the suit that c h arges the weapons base proxim ity to residences violates state laws by constituting a nuisance. The group's lawsuit was filed in federal courts in Los Angeles last August. but may be shifted to state courts in the wake of the Supreme Court 's rul i ng Tuesday. cSee NUCLEAR. Page A2) Dreams realized Progeria victims visit Disneyland By'ST~VE MITCHELL °' .. o.lly .,.... Mall SquiRting from the tiright sun, a'nd only occasionally looking at the bank of photographers in front of them. two boys stricken with a rare aging disease appeared anything but willing lo participate in a press conference at Disneyland today. LitUe Fransie Geringer. 8. and Mickey Hays, 9, were far more i nter ested in pinching Pin occhio's long.._ nose and peering inside Miqcey Mouse's half-open mouth than smiling for the cameras. The two boys, who suffer from progeria, a rare disease that makes them grow old 10 times f aster than no rmal . h ave become good fri ends since m eeti ng Sunda y at the Disneyland Hotel. A third victim of the disease. ll·year-old Alicia Gowans. of San Jose, was to arrive at the M agic Kingdom late this aft e rnoon . Bu~ Dis neyland officials said they did not believe the three would link up at the park today. About 75 photographers met with the two boys and their parents for a 20-minute photo session JUSt inside the Anaheim a muse ment park today. The pair were more impressed with the Disneyland characters that surrounded them than by 7lst District Assemblyman Chef Wray. who presented them with resolution ·'These young men are very brave."' Wray said. ··As brave, l think. as the pioneers who walked on the moon because they too a r e f acing the unknown." Mickey, of Hallsville. Texas. the least s hy of the two. answered questions from the press with a nod of his head. Fransie. of South Africa. remained in the background. He was content to rub his hand up and down Pinocchio's white nylon pants . "Do you get tired of answering dumb questions'>" one newsman posed. (See VICTIMS. Page AU "She's (Alicia > not arriving until late and no arrangements OIAICI CIAIJ llAJlll have been made yet for the three lo meet at the park." a Fair through Thursday. Disneyland spokesman said. Hig hs Thursday in the 1 upper ll>s at the beaches k> R •11 mid -70s inland. Lows eagan 1 ness tonight•sto52. report denied llll~~!e!~~dul-Jobbor , NEW YORK (AP> -Rumors swept Wall Street today that President Reagan had suffered a heart attack, but White House officials quickly denied. the reports. The rumors caused n o noticeable erreet on trading. White House spokesmen said they 8'ad been swamped with calls about the rumor. "There's juat nothlng to it," said ~eputy press secretary Peter ;Rouasel. ''l just saw UM man 3> second.s ago. and he wu fine. Working hard and healthy as ever." playing 1n h is 13th NBA season. has become the iecond leading pro acorer with 26.718 points. He still trails the 31.419 by Wilt Chambttlam. ~e Pag,e 84 11111 ........... ,, c.e...... AJ C.v--. DJ CIMMAM DI .. a-kt M ,_. .. .......__ DI ...... Atl ..... I 1 0 ., ..... CM4 ""..,.. u """""' u ,...~ .. . -- - '· . I \ n I; I " . ' .. . ~ I t ~I . ' I •j \ •• .J . \. 1' • , ~ , ' ·• - • ~------- 111111 ClllT • ..., Pilat WE DNESDAY, Dec.~. 1'M1 CAVALCA DE SPORTS TELEVISION B2·3 8.4 I B8 I ,,, " ,. James Cagney wi ll alway s be sp ecial t o many. See Hugh Mulligan column on Page B2. 0 0 ~ Traffic outlook bright? CdM·main drag 'should improve' over next f ive y~ars By STEVE: MARBLE Of .. o.11, PUee sa-. To hear traffic experts in Newport Beuch teil it, Corona del Mar's main drag will not become the bumper·to-bumper parking lot of idling cars that some predict In fact, city tramc engineer Ri c h Edmon s ton c laims, conditions on Pacific Coast Highway through Corona del Ma r 's sho pping belt s hould improve in the next five years . But beyrmd that tim e -as development along the coastal rl a tlands south of Corona del Mar begins a nd new state parklands b eco m e more accessible to the public -the traffic picture In Corona del Mar is a question/mark. Traffic. to put it madly , is a sore subject in Corona del Mar Several things have agitated . residents. s hop owne rs and motorists. First is the Irvine Company's plan to expand Newport Center. Th i s project . i t has been computed. would dump as many as 2,000 additional cars on Corona del Mar's streets daily. The second concern is with the I r vine Compa n y's plan to devefop homes. hotels and office buildings south of Corona del Mar. Additionally, t he state's new Crystal Cove Park will bring in a new wave of visitors. Edmon s ton s uggests the easiest way to gel a ha ndle on what will and won't happen in C.:>rona de l Mar is to look at things one step. at a lime : l I The Irvine Compa ny builds a new JOO·room hotel at Newport Center and the Marriott Hotel LA lawyer new Newport . . city attorney Asi de fro m form alities, Newport Beach Citv Council m e m tJe r s h a v e r e a c h e d a preliminary agreement to hire a t.os Angeles m an as their new city attorney. One of 15 candidates interviewed for the legal post. he was not identified. An official announcement is expected next week. Newport's fo rm e r c ity attorney Hugh Corrin resigned Sept. 18 lo go into private p r acti ce Assi s tant City Attorney RolJert ~urnham has bee n acting dly a ttQrney Council m embers ar e still inte rviewing c andidates for another vacant posit ion. city airport coordinator. The council created the pos t last year but has not filled it. City officials said nearly 150 per son s applied for the coordinator pos t. whic h is de s ign e d lo b e a public .relations-type position. o.ily ~llet s-... ...... CA UTIOll S :'Ii e w port Bearh t raffic engineer Rich Edm C)n sto n :-.u gges t s apµroarhing Corona del :\l ar problems Onl' stt.•p <it a t tml' expands by 165 rooms. The net result is that traHic in .Corona del Mar gets worse. How much worse is unclear 2 I The l rvine Com pany constructs two lanes of Pelican Hill .Road from a point south or Corona del Mar to MacArthur Boulevard . Al so. the development firm connects San Joaquin Hills Road eastward lo connect with Pelican Hill. The result is that at least 2,000 0.11,~ .... ,.... SCHOOL CHIEF Barban.1 S kill i n g wa ~ •e l eC'ted pre si d e nt of t h e ~ e w po rt · M' es a L' n i f i e d SC'hool Dis tric t board of t r u s t e es Tu es d a ~· n i ~ h t f or m e r presi d e nt K e n \\'a,·man was e lecte d ,·iee pres ident ............. ,... KQUEL Suzy Gi lstr ap of Irvi ne will be seen Thursdav night in "Skyward Christmas ... a sequel to the teen-age paraplegic's TV movie-of last year ' • cars dally will be pulled off P acific Coa st High w ay in Corona de l Mar. This easing errect would be due to Newport Center employees and shoppers using San Joaquin Hills Road instead or the highway In tt'!e early stages. Pelican Hill like ly would be used by Laguna Beach motorists bound for the airport a rea or by state park visitors trying to find a shortcut to the freeway. 3> The Irvine Compafty begins lo construct homes and hotels along the so-called Irvine Coast. Four more lanes of Pelican Hill are added. This r es u lt s in a s lo w deterioration of Pacific Co~ Hi ghway in Corona del M8r':' Gradually. the traffic load increases to a point equal with today's traffic count. The big v~riable in all or this i s th e Sa n J oaq uin H i lls Corridor. a virtual freeway that ·s envisioned as running par a lle l to the San Die go Freeway. It would be aligned between the freeway and Pacific Coast Highway . If it is bt.1ilt, Edmo ns ton predicts traffic in Corona del Mar s hould never become worse than it presently is. Ir it is not built. then Corona de l Ma r is in trouble The par:king lot prediction could become a reality if plans for t he corridor die on the vine. Edmon s to n s a ys th e do-nothing approach -that is. hailing both Irvine Company projects -would not make traffic better. In fact, he say!i. it would likely make conditions w..orse in the long haul because no new roads would be built and traffic would increase as developments spring up in neighboring cities. Suggestions also have been advanced that cit y and state officials should experiment with "creative" designs to speed up traffic in Corona del Mar. Ideas such as banning left or right turns at certain hours or establishing a single "flow" lane that would be one direction in the morning and another in the afternoon have been proposed. Edmonston says most or these ideas have been considered and · r.ejected al the wis h ot-CorQna del Mar residents. A plan years_ ago lo route through trafJic onto 5th Avenue .. which runs in land of a n d paralle l to Pacific Coast Highway. was scrapped after residents objected. A s uggestion that parking along Pacific Coast Highway be banned al cer tain h o urs lo "wide n" the s tre et b rought howls from shop owners. Because Corona del Mar i:e sid e nts appear t o have expressed a desire to keep street de sig n s at a s tatu s ~uo . Edmonston says. the city has , worked with the understanding t hat traffic along Pacific Coast Highway "is going to be less than perfect." BACK TO WORK Newport Reac·h pol1l'f:' ser'J.!t'C:lnt Cn•g "lall!.on b hac·k on tlH' l<Jh t od :.i~ 11 m o nths aftl'r .i O.lly ~· ... ,_ - rw.ily ~ ... SQH He walks with a limp and there's a hint of a scar on his forehead These a re the only visible reminders of what Greg Mattson has been through. The 31-year·old potice sergeant, who has battled back from a near.fatal accident t hat left him broken and battered, strapped on his gun . got out his bad ge and reported for duty Tuesday. It was Mattson's first day Qack' on the Newport police force. "I fe ll g reat coming back ," said Mattsoh. "I feel like things are normal again I j us t keep thinking 'it's about'fime ·" It was 11 months ago that Mattson was hit by a car. He was s tanding on an edge of Pacifi c Coast · Highway in West Newport directing traffic when it happened. He sa ys he doesn't remember a thin_g Friends have filled him in on the details , which. he JOkes, seem t9 keep getting .worse and worse. The car knocked Mattson orr his feet and flipped him.onto the hood. He was dragged down the str eet for more than 100 feet before the car slammed into a metal railing. He was in a coma for six weeks and has only vague memories of the next 10 weeks The driver was arrested on suspicion_of drunken driving and later given a jail te rm . Mattson's injuries were extensive. He had a broken neck, a punctured lung, crushed vertebrae. a twis ted a nkle and a leg cul so badly doctors worried he might lose it. "I wanted to gel back to work," Mattson recalls . "That was ~ goaJ. That's all I thought about." , Three operations later. Mattson says he went home. He says he sel his mind on learning to wa lk again. "A normal person wouldn't even call it walking, but it was a start. Every day I'd go out and walk down the block a little farther . the next day 1 'd go farther Then I started Aoi ng out twice;: a day. It was very s low." I l e savs it never entered his mind to throw in ttie towel. take a medical r etirement and ~eek a more passive JOb. · • 1 refused to e ven let that thought enter my mind." he s ays. "I wanted to come back It was very important to me ··1t sounds tnte, I suppose. but I really c;:njoy helping other people solve problems even when you can't always help them. "I wan ted to get back to work. That was m y goal .' ··Wh)' li\'e life if you're not satisfied with what you're doing? I wouldn't be happy just wasting a way getting my checks without doing my job." Ma ttson . working in the r ecords department now, says his next goal 1s to get back on the ~treets, back in.a squad car He 's given himself six months to ~et there So far. he says he's encountered only one s urprise in coming back to work. "I fi gured l 'd just come in today and get m y assignment. They told me to go into the conference room a nd there were about 40 people in ther e with a cake that said. ·w elcome Back Greg.' That floored me.'' He paused for a moment aod looked str aight ahead. ··v ou see. it's ni ce to want to get back but it's so much nicer when those you wor k with want you back " Handicap not a hindrance Services due Thursday for Mrs. Caine Wheelchair-bound Ir.vine girl~burgeoning actress ~ . By JOEL DON again." said the Irvine High 0tt1Moe11y ,.....M-. School sophomore. T hough Irvine's Suzy Gilstrap "It took a lot or strength on is bound to a wheelchair for life, my part and my fam ily's part to s he sees no limits to her get back into the routine," she bu r geoni n g c areer a s a said. "But I don't think I went television actress. through any depression or denial Last year she made her TV as well as acti n g debut i n "Sky ward." a hear twarming story about a paraplegic who learns to fly an airplane. Her co-stars were Bette Davis and Howard Hesseman. The show received high marks from the critics and producers Ron Howa r d and A n son Wi lliams (of TV's "Happy Days") opted for a sequel with a h oliday t h e m e , "Sk y ward Christm as." The s h'Ow airs T hursday al 8 p.m. on NBC, · Cha nnel 4. Suzy re-creates her role as Julie Ward. para lyzed since birth from an affliction called s pina bifida. Jn the hour.long program , Julie decides t o secretly fly to he r estranged gr andfather and bring him home for Christmas. She meets with disaster when she has to m ake an em ergency crash ,landing a~d must repair her pla ne to escape a d angerous situation. Suzy's real-life story js a bit ditrerent from her TV role. T r agedy str u c k t h e sort-spoken brunette four years a10 when a tree branch fe ll on her back while she was on a s ummer school field trip a t the Los An1eles Ar boretum. "T hey told me that the break was so severe that they couldn't see me possibly ever "(al.kin" ''They couldn't see me walking." period because of all the support my family gave to me. "I was really scared about going back to school to see how they Cher friends) would handle it. People just s t a r ed a nd whi s p e r ed: but a s time progressed they were able to talk to me." • She was learning how to play wheelchair tennis from Brad Parks whe n the "Skyward" producers were searching for the right girl to play the lead. A rrlend of the casting director suggested Suzy and the petite girl· tested with about 30 other girls, some also paraplegic. Bloodmobile due in South Laguna The Red Cross community bloodmobile will be at South Coast Medical Cente r In South Laguna Monday from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Donors between 17 and 65 who weigh at leut 110 pounds can d ona te blood. Appointments m ay be m ade b y calli n g 499-1311, ext . 644. Su1y s aid th e producers were n 't as concerned about her inexperience in acting as they we re about the possible dangers or a wheelchair-bound person pe rforming on location and at studio sets. But their fears as ~ell as th'ose or t he ne twork we re quelled when they saw her agility in the chair . "A couple or times I asked m yself what I was doing on the set ... she said, or her first day or filming "Skyward." "I wasn't an actor. I wasn't in the movies . But as time progressed I got more confidence.'' Arter "Skyward" was aired and critically acclaimed. NBC was s till h esitant about launching the movie in to a regular ser ies. But 15,year-old Suzy thinks the sequel. with the he lp or Howard and Williams. will tum into a weekly offering. I n t he me anti me. sh e 's continuing her s tudies and hopes to attend UC I rvl ne as a psychology major. Suzy already is beaming with one reward rrorn her acting •succ,ess, a recently purchased bright· red Volkswagen Rabbit that will be outfitted with special hand controls. Al Irvine High, however, she's not involved l'n a n y dra m a productions. Nor does she take lesson s fro m an acti n g instructor. ·'I think doing it or being on the set Is the best acting lesson you can have," she asserted. "I really don 't think I need that in my career." A funeral ser vice will be conducted Thursday for Huldah Pfaff Caine . a res ident or Huntington Harbour who died Sund av. The service will begin at 7 p.m . at St. Wilfrid's Episcopal C hurch, 18631 Ch a pel Lane. Huntington Beach. Mrs. Caine is survived by her husband. Walter A. Caine Jr .: her c hildren. Garrett. Gregory and Russell Cain e . all of Huntin~on Harbour ; and her brother. Dr. Dudley Pfa ff or Newport Beach. Mrs . C a in e wa s born in Indianapolis . S he graduated from the University of Indiana, where she was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. The family has s uggested that do nations be m ade t o t he America n Cancer Society Error on judge's :ruling corrected An Orange County Superior Court judae has ruled that Costa Mesa buikling ordinances are not unconstitutional as they pertain to welder and sculptor Ali Rousha n. · A typocraphical error la some of Tuesday's editions la~y stated the ordlnancH w..-e not conslituUonaJ. The D-'I PH the error. I I I J --1 I .. , J :. • 10111 CUil YllR HlllTDll DAllY PAPIR WEDNESDAY. DEC EMBER 2 14H I 011 AN L E: COUNTY C A LIF OrlNIA -25 CENTS Country nirisic co~cert hits sour note TUCSON, Ariz. !AP> About 250 students and administrators took their seats after school in th e careteria 1n eage r anticipation ot a rare junior high school concert by country music stars Loretta Lynn and Barbara Mandrell. They waited and wailed. but only after no one showed did they know they had been duped. The students paid $1 ariece for the show. and school officials even promoted it by sending filers home to parents A long while gown for Miss Lynn hung in a school closet. supposedly put there by Miss Lynn herself during a sneak visit to check out the stage and sound system. Maxwell Junior High School Principal Dan Lupo s aid Tuesday that the administration':; approval was based on a letter hand-delivered him by a 13 -yea r -old eighth-grade student. rt• bore signatures purported to be those or t he two country music si ngers, and Lupo said he thought it was genuine. • He said the student, whom he would not identify, said Miss Lynn and Miss Mandrell were willing to do the concert Monday as a favor to her family. DellyNll .................. FIXINGS FOR FESTIVAL Eugene ~toore Christmas Tree Gala will be open to the public from 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Friday-Sunday. Admission is S2 for non-members. St for sen iors a nd students: childre n under 12 admitted free with an adult. The museum is at.850 San Clem ente Dri\"C• . poses as the bemused butler whil e Bear Jensen. Jill Hochadel and Andrew Jensen of Newport Beal'h l:iecoratc one of 16 theme tn:es to be displa~·ed at Newport llarbor Art Muscu.m this weekend The eighth annual Baby sent to ·foster home Mother 'no show' at hearing in umbilical cord case A woman who refused to let doctors cut the umbilical cord rrom her newborn son two months ago failed to attend a c ritica l custody h earing Tuesday, and her baby was remanded to a foster home. Orange County Juvenile Court Judge Byron McM illan ruled that Penelope ''P e nny" . Vale nzuela defaulted by not showing up at the hear ing. He orde red that her son. Benny Alexander Valenzuela Chavez, s hould re m ain in foster care •·I GNI: 112 mllllon Collectld: stm needed:· ____ 11 ,127,• Days left: 1. ------~--~~~~-' .. pending a nother r eview in November , 1982. The boy was taken into custody of the county Social Services Department about 18 hours after the birth. T he mother .said later she follows Ind1an customs and was prepa r i n g to follow the ritualistic exercise or biting off the umbilical cord -already separated from her -when law enforcement officers broke into the Capis trafto Beach home where she was resting and took the baby. The mother, who had been treated in previous years for menta l illness, was admitted into the mental health ward at the UC lrvine Medical Center but was released 12 days later arter convincin g a s uperior co urt j udge s h e was not suffering from delusions . stie said during the court appearance she had refused the docton' otters to cut Benny's umbilical cord because lt wasn't accord_lng to ancient Indian tradition. She also said sbe bad s lept outside. cradlin1 her baby, on the night after 1lvlng birth. The baby was born outdoors on Sept. 13. Ms. Valens uela said she was walkil'llJ to a friend's , house when she felt ill , sat down and delivered the baby in 10 minutes. A Laguna Beach police officer who noticed her look her to South Coast Medical Center. where the p l ace nta was removed but not the cord from th.e baby. Under. McMillan's ruling, Ms. Valenzuela still can petition the court for an ·earlier hearing in which to review he r ability to lake custody or the child. Reagans get 'care packet' MONTPELJER. Vt. <A P> - When Larry Curtis heard that Nan cy Reagan didn't have enough money to buy tablecloths for t he .while House. he decided it was hlftlvlc duty to prepare a care packa.e. ~ So C\&rlis, owner of a small Royalton market, and some of his customen filled a cardboard box wilh a red par:r t ablecloth, while paper p ates. areen napkins, plastJc knJves. spoons, cups and forks. Mrs. Reagan recently raised more than $822 ,000 I n tax-deductible contributions to rerurbish the White House. "I did question it at first." Lupo said. The letter, Lupo said. was addressed to him but contained just a few typewritte n lines and was not on letterhead stationery. It read· "I'm very glad you want me al your school. I hope you believe everything <the s tudent and her fllOther ) told you because it·s all true ." Lupo said he felt impressed that Ms Lynn would go ahead with the performance after the death of her mother JUSl last week But at the scheduled start or the performance. on a stage _pdorned with s igns r eading "Welcome Loretta Lynn," Lhe girl told school officials that Ms. Lynn couldn 'l appear because her uncle had just died, Lupo said The ticket m oney was refunded and the students went home The Tucson C1t1zen newspaper bald 1l contacted the student's rather, who said the family obt:i 1ned Ms. Lynn.'s autograph -in Las Vegas. Nev., but the entertainer had never v1s1ted the family A spokesman for Ms Lynn said s he does not J,>errorm at schoob Nuke 'freeze' sollght Signatures gathered in county for initiative A group calling for an end to te s ting , productio n a nd deployment or all nuclear · weapons in the United States .and Soviet U nion began gathering signatures Tuesday in Or ange County to qualify a nuclear arms freeze initiative for tne November , 1982, ballot. In announcing the beginnings or its campaign throughout the sta le, organizers said ·they needed about 350.000 signatures to qualify the initiative ror the ba llot. C Related photo Page A5J Speaking out in favor or the measure at a Tuesday press conference in Santa Ana were Pension cutbacks protested WASHINGTON I A J' > Led by. 81-year-old Rep. Claude Pepper . seve ral ·hundred disgruntled. placard-waving delegates to the Wh ite House Co nf e r e n ce on Aging demonstrated today against a key committee's vol e to back Heagan administration Social ~;ecurity policies. After a brief standorr. Pepper. who cal l e d h is group "vigilantes." was admitted to addr ess the confe r e n ce's Committee on Economic Well Being. Outside. the protesters held a loft signs reading "Save Our Security" and '"No More Cuts " More than two hours later. however. Pepper and conference organizers were still debating whether he would be allowed to address the committee, some of whose members shouted that they did not want to hear him. The d1ss1denls oppose the committe's endorsement of the administration's opposition lo using general tax revenues to s hore the financially strapped Social Security System. Pepper said the panel's vote did not reflect the sentim ent of a majority or the nation's elderly. But the panel. in a break with the ·administration, today voted in favor or restoring the $122 m o n thly ·mini m um Social Security benefit for a ll those now getting it and for those wt\o will become entitled lo it in the future. Congress killed the benefit at Reagan's request last summer for the three million current recipi e nt s . But the administration has s upported efforts in both the House and Senate to restore it for those recipients. denying it to future beneficiaries. Patton named new county director Russell Patton . who has worked 14 years in Or ange County government. was named lod ay as the n ew coun ty personnel director. Patton, 39, of Mission Viejo, succeeds Bert Scott. who takes the post this month of General Services A1ency director. That spot is being vacated by the retiring Thomas Egan. Patton currently works as deputy assistant director of the Hum a n Services Agency's Public Health Department. drawing a $48,000 annual salary. He said today.· only a few minutes after learnln1 o( his selection, be isn't s ure what his new sal-a ry wl II be. It is expected to increase sll1hUy. Seven of Patton's 14 years wllh the county were spent In ·personne l services . which includes contract negotiations with vario u s e mployee organbations, be said. 4 professors from UC Irvine and Ca l Sta t e Fullerton , a Presbyte rian minister from Newport Beach and the director or the Orange County nuclear arms freeze campaign In describing the calamity and destruction that would follow a nu<:l ea r attack 1n O r a n ge Cou nt y, UC I pediat r ics proressor Kenneth Duro a rs said: "If a one-meg mb were dropped · s pot. 1t would wipe ul everything between Garden Grove and the Newport Freeway and from Orange to Costa Mesa., -"No lire would remain ... said • • Dumars. c hairman or the genetics division at the· UC I Medical School. "No physical s tru c ture wollld remain s tanding That area would be surrounded by a ring conta~ililfg thous ands Of critically tnJliJ'ed and bµmed " ~ Dumars said if a nuclear catastrophe s uch as this ever occurred, all medical. police, fire and government services would be lost Speaking or the init1allve, he said. '"This measure 1s a modest step. but a beginning I urge that the people of the s tate or <See fRF.EZE. Page i\2) . ... ... Seal Beach nuclear lawsuit to continue A spo k es m an for an a nti -nuclear group says the organization will continue with a lawsuit to force the Seal Beach· Naval Weapons Slatjon to move, although the Supreme Court delivered a damaging blow to the suit Tuesday. By a unanimous vote, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday on a similar suit filed in Hawaii , that the federal government doesn't have to disclose where it stores nuclear weapons nor does i t hav e to pr epa re a "hypothetical envi ronme ntal impact statement" for racrnlies that could possibly store nuclear weapons. Officials or the Seal Beach Naval Weapons base have never co nfir med nor denied the existence or nuclear weapons at the station. which serves as an a rsenal for the Pacific Fleet. James Goodwin. or the Seal Beach Nuclear Action Group, says the Supreme Court ruling was a "major disappointment." He s ays the portion or the group's lawsuit dealing with the poss ible storage of nuclear weapons may be dropped. Goodwin says the group wi ll continue with another section of the s uit that c harges the weapons base proximity to residences violates state la ws by cons tituting a nuisance. The group's lawsuit was filed · in federal courts in Los Angeles last August, but may be shirted lo stale courts in the wake or the Supreme Court 's rul i n g Tuesday <See NUCLEAR. Page A?> Dreams realized Progeria victims visit Disneyland By STEVE MITCHELL Of .. o.lly .... Staff Squinting from the bright sun. and only occasionally looking at the bank of photographers in front or them. two boys stricken with a rare aging disease appeared anything but willing to participate in a press conference al Disneyland today. Little Fransie Geringer. 8. and Mi ckey Hays, 9. were rar more inte r est e d in pin c hi n g Pi n occhio's long nose and peering inside Mickey Mouse's hatr-open mouth than smiling for ttle cameras. The two boys. who suffer from progeria. a rare disease that makes them grow old 10 times ras t e r tha n n orm al. have become good friend s s ince m eeting Su nd ay at th e Di sneyland Hotel. A third victim or the disease. 11 -year-old Ali cia Gowans. of San Jose~ was to arrive at the M agic Kingdom late thi s afternoon. But Disneyland orficials said they did not beli eve the three would link up at the park today. "She's <Alicia > not arriving until late and no arrangements have been made yet for the three to meet at the park." a Disneyland spokesman said. Reagan illness report deni~d NEW YORK <AP> -Rumors swept Wall Street today that President Reagan had suffered a heart attack. but White House oUicials qulckly denied the reports. T ti e rumors ca used no noticeable effect on tradln1. White House spokesmen said they had been swamped with calls about the rumor. Metal& up NEW YORK <A P > -Gold and silver both rose sharply today, with gold up $15.50 to 9422.~ and_ silver up 44\.\ cents to 18.545. About 75 photographers met with the two boys and their parents for a 20-minute photo session just inside the Anaheim amusement park today. The pair were more impressed with the Disneyland characters that surrounded them than by 7lsl District Assemblyman Chet Wray, who presented them with resolution. "These youna men a re very brave," Wray said. "As brave, I th in k , as the pioneers who walked on the moon because they t oo a re racing the unknown." Mickey, or Hallsville. Texas. the least sh y or the two, answered questions from the press with a nod or his head Fransie. of South Africa. remained in the background. He was content to rub his hand up and down Pinocchio's · white nylon pants. ··Do you get tired or answering dumb questions?" one newsman posed. <See VICTIMS, Pag.e A2 > Dllllil COAST 1111111 Fair through Thursday. Hi g hs Thursd ay in the upper 8>s at the beaches to mid -70s inland . Lows tonight 45 to 52. 111111 TllAY ,' Ka rum Abdul-Jabbar , playing in hi• 13th NBA sea1on, ha1 become the second leading pro 1corer urith 26,713 potnla. He ltiU trails the 31,419 b" Wilt CIK!mbt-Tloin. 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If you answered true to any of the above, you llunked All an• fats(· statE!mt•nL<>, a<'C'Ordang to a c·om preht'ns1vt' -.tud~ of farmers coast lo coast, Just conducted for Cotton Inc b) Research & Forecasts, an independent Ne" York based research fi rm Yet. these :ire our strong I) h<•lc.J beltcCs aboul farme rs It's difficult to ac1·epl tht·m a:. merely popular myth:. that "e hand down frum generation lo geoe rallon F'or 1nsta nct" 91 pe rcent of those farmer s sun t!Ye<I bcliev<' they face more n sks than people in ulht.'r occupations 1\n overwhelming majority 195 pt•n·cnll s aid that given a free choice. they would tnntinue form m i.: <Jnl \' f.O percent of the general µuhlit• would cont 1nuc in the 11ccupat1ons they now h.l\C T hl· :.ourt·es of JOii satis fac tion a mon11: the farming community als<1 are extraordinary A c lose fJm1ly envircmmcnt "as cited by one third of the rcspondenL-.. while being your own boss 170 percentJ t1nd being outd<J<1rs were mentiC'ned by s ubstantial numbers As an example of stability. 90 per cent of form er~ ~hevc that it 1s very important lo do things togf'lher a :. aea1n:-.1 74 pe rcent of the publi c. and 65 t\ h1dtien shol'ker <·oncerns educatlOn, for this o;urvey s trcsse:-. that today's farmer 1s more educated than other American~. 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