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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-12-13 - Orange Coast Pilot111111 CUii SUNDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1981 CHRISTMAS PAGEANTRY -One of three camels used in Christmas pageant is led across stage of Rev. Robert Sc huller ·s Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove. Animals IMlly --..,, Gary.,,,_ and ;,i C'ast of hunrln'<b &Jrl' part of "l.1\'lng ~at1v1ty " µroduct1nn SC'h t'dull'd to run throu)'.!h 0 l'c 19. Christmas spectacular staged Dimey. adviser produces Crystal Cathedral pageant By SANDIE JOY Of_o.I,, __ It 's n o t yo ur ordi nary Christm as pagea nt. Not with an alternating cast of 500 persons. three came ls. two donkeys, a tam na med Grouch and assorted s heep to direct. Not with 400 costumes. some with as many as e ight pieces each. to coordinate. Not with massive p rops, in cluding a 90-foot backdrop containing 656 lights. each one representmg a star. to set the scene. No s ir ee. This is s how biz on a g rand scale. S e t 1n the R ev R obert S c hull er's 3 ,000 -se at . 12 -s t ory -hi g h . $20 million Crystal Cathedral. the pa gea nt. "The Glo r y o r Chris tmas. a Living Nativity:· is a seasonal spectacular. Its producer . Robert Jani, is executive producer fo r New York City's R ad io City Music • * Ha ll. site of other. more secular s p ectac ulars H e a lso 1s a c reat1 \'e consultant for Walt Disney Productions . Among· his c redits is creation a nd production of the Stiver Ju b il ee Celeb r a ti on o f Disneyland. half-time s hows for' M1am1 's Ora n ge B o wl. Di s ney l a nd's M ain S treet Electrical P a r ade. the 1979 Supe r B o wl s Ca ri bbean Carnival and the B1centenrual Fireworks Salute in New York Ha rbor illuminating the Statue of Liberty. Now he's brought his tale nts to the Garden Grove glass church ror the Christm as :.how The pageant. which opened last T uesday and 1s to r un through Dec. 19. has been in production ror nearly a year According to Schu ller. Crystal Cathedral senipr p<Aslor. ··Never before In th e hi s tory o r Chnstiamty in the L'nited States has an attempt been made to * * • n· tt•ll tlw ... t•ir' •if tht• Iii rth of Christ 111 th(• "1"'f't" "''' ha.\i. !>c·heduh.•d . r o r t ~ pc rf 11 r m a n c t• .., ii r e o;cht•dukd this month. and the sho"' tould bt·l·orn(• an .rnnual l'\ t•nt Spt.•ak 1ng c nt h us 1 asl l('al ly. J ana said trl'at10n of tht· pa~cant was ·u ~·l·r~ \l!.1onar~ move on thl• part (If thl' c:;ithl'clral Tht• int<·nt111n "'a'-t•r cii•s1gn a p;igt•ant th<1I l.\11uld bt•comt• a tn1d1t111n, a c11nv1.•r,;it1on piece. he t·xpl;11ne<I. nilling lht· show ·a o n t··Of a kind hnl1day procluct10n .. Th<• proJt.·c·t n·prest:nts an 10\ C'stment for tht.' t·hurth. Jani said . and one c·11mm1tml'Ot he had to makt' wa'i tn -;ee that the '>tag1ng v. a~ put lO~f'ther each \l'ar · J ant said h<· ·w .. .., rather takt.•n" v.1t h S<·huller·s inv1tat1on to c1o thc> pagl•<1nt ht•causc of ISee ('JIRISTltAS. Pa~e AJ> • Boy, 4, gives toys to others Huntington Beach lad's Christmas spirit contagious By PWL SNEIDERMAN Of ... CHI" 111'1 ... M.tt A 4-year·old Huntmgton Beach boy's des ire to make Christmas a bit me rrier ror less fortunate children has resulted in a s mall bonanza for the U S Marine Corps Reserve·s annual Toys for Tots project. By offering to donate all or his birthday presents to Toys for Tots, young Michael Roothe led his family and neighbors to produce three barre ls full or gifts for the Marines' Christmas campaign. The tale of how a tot came to play Santa started last month while Mic hae l w as watching Saturday m orning cartoons. T h e animation was interrupted by a Toys for Tots pro motio nal s pot f ea turing Larry Wilcox or ''CHi P s.'. Michae l asked his mother to explain Toys for Tots . "I didn't want to spoil his belief In S·A-N ·T ·A," Valerie Boothe spelled out with Michael sitting n earby . "So I just explained that Santa can't get out to all the childre n because he doesn 't have enough elves. He needs all the help he can get." Mrs. Boothe and her husband Mike had been planning to give Michael a fourth birthday party. inviting 38 neighbor c hildren C 8ff 10YS, Pa1e At) Oelly ............. CMfllM ..... CHRISTMAS SMILES -Valerie Boothe o f Huntington Beach an'.l her 4-year-old Santa's helper. Michael. share their Christmas message. I . w 0 YOUR HOMITOWN IAllY PAPIR ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -, · SO CENTS _}!t': Poland chief cracks down W/\HS/\W, Poland 1/\P1 l'oli~h Prt•m1cr Gen WoJl'tcch .Jaruwbk1 dC'cl<Jrl'd a s t<1le of l'ml·rgt·nry t'arly to<l<l} dnd an nounC'l·d that tndl'~t·ndf'nt Solidarit \ union lcadcr1> would bt· ·1ntl·r:n1:d " along with former p a r t \ I <·a ch-r ~ h I a m e rl for ll'adini.: Poland into its r urrt·nt l'rlSI.'. llt• a l!iu 1mpusccl mart1JI law Jarutl•lsk1 . who I'> also th<• Communi s t Part\ c·h1cr . dddrt•:.Sl'cl tht' nat11m 1n .1 rad111 hroadt·.1-.1 '>I'< h our -. dftt·r hl'lm,•tt•lf rt•ll pol1n· ">Cl tl'd Solidllritv h1•aclquart1•rs 1n W a r s a °" ;a 11 cJ a r res t t'<I I 1 l r a I un111n 'ut·ll\ 1st1> in a sudden ">lnkc a~ <11 n .., I I h 1• d l' f 1 ant I lJ bo r f1 •1krat1on It "'a-. u111 lt•ar 1r Solttldril) d11l'f J.p1·h Walt·sa hlJd hcl·rt tll'l:ttr11·d Jan11l'l...,k1 -.aid an arm) l'uUlll'll or ~i.1llt1nal Salvation h<t..., h<•t•n t·mpol.\c:rc·cl to run lhl' l'llUlltl) < '11rnmu1111·..it11ms to the rest uf tht· c·ountn from Wars<t w v..en· 1·ut .11111 l1»1ops appt•arccl 1n W,1r-.c1w -.trl'l'ls · I m "J>t•aking to all l'olt·:-." · J .u·u1.t•l-.k1 s aid ·our 1·ountn 1s Clll the t•dg t• of the: llb)<">S JJrutl'l-.k1 appc:alc:d to Poli:-.h v.ork!'r..., 111 J,!l\c· up their right tu ... 11 1 kc · ·• n d u r g c d · b r ''the r fit rm 1:rs to prodUl'l' m11r1· ft1'1d 111 111.1~1· up 1111 -.h11rt;ig1·-. I .t<lcln•s-. ) 11u p11l1e·1· Lind '•·•·urtl \ lorel'!'. ht· '>aid . I 11 Ok( I 1111r l'OUnl n from ltUI t'lll'mtt•s <111d p rotcl'I labor Crom I a w l1•s .... n1·s-. There· 1s one thing that I v. ant. JK'Jl't' Jaruzels k1 !>aid Wt· hlJ' t: tu c·om c out of the ('rt SI~ h~ OUr'>t•l\t•S by OUr hands . 111..,ton would ne vt·r forgive us if v.efa1lt'<I Ill' <1ls11 app(•aled to wo m en to help solvl' the cri:-.1s, saying, "I appC'al to P olish mothers, daughters and sisters· do your twst "" there 1s no more crymg rn l'ohs h fL1ml11c:-. Poland hll'> not yet perished ;.a., l1mg as we livl'. ... Jaruzelsk1 s .11rl, l'onl'luding the 23·mmute s peech. wh1c.:h ended with the pla) ini.t of tht· n<1t1onal anthem Stal <' IJ1·p<trlment 0H1c1als CSt't' POl .. \~O. Page i\ZI 'Hit' doubts persist Senators believe assassin squad report overblown W:\Slll\:t;TO '.\ c.\I' ~'"·' mmar KhadJf~ s :..11..-gt·d µlot 111 kill l'n·s1dt·nt H1•agan has ttll' fl;J\or of a sp~ thnll1:r and D1•m •:c·rah h cl\l' s tartu.I lo ... uggl·'-l that tht• Wh1 t1• llous<' 1s pla\ 111).! 1t th;1t ""'"' t11 turn ,, t t 1• n t 1 o n a "' J \ f r 11 m Jd m 1n...,1 r;1llon pr ui>ll'm .., <•l ho mt· Th<· r<'l>Orll'ri 1h1t>al ha s promplt·d 1ntcns1fH·cl sc1·urily ;.iround H l•<JglJn and othe r :.tdm1n1st1 ;,1t111n o fr1,·1 als a pa~-.port ban ancl a ">Ummons tu \ m l' ri l' an... n 11 v. 1 n I. 1 h ' a U1 ill'(lart Bui l'\l'n mcmh~r~ ur Congrt·-.i. \\ho h<t \t• had -.prrct llltt•lhgl'nl·t• hrtl•fllll.!.., 1111 th<• C'a">l' 1·Jm•· ,1\.1.,1\ di\ 11lt·d ..... 111 ho.,,., ,,1·r111u" II n·alh 1:-0 Sl•nall' l>c-mocrat1c Whip Alan c·c ~m-.tun 11f Cal1fnrnta . "'hri ha-. h.111 thr "•' hrtf>f1n).! .... ~.11d hf' 1·11n..,1ill'r' th(' thn•at -.1 nous hut ... ugc1•,.lt'd thl' \\'hilt· llou:.t· m;,y b1• u~mg 1t to d1H•rt attt•nllon from bad ceonum1c· nc·"' s St•n 1-:rnt.>sl F lloll1ngs, I> S l' . 1•xprc:ss1•d tht· same r1•t•l1111? during a delwtl' on the ns1ni.: budgt•I dl'fH·1ts "They arc p u l t 1 n J.: o n a I I I h t• p u b I 1 c n·l<1t111n~ J<'h thl') can think of. · ht· "Jld . I think th~· \.\hilt• llouse 1s blowing th1:. th111).! v. J) out of 1Jrnp11rt1on. said <1nothc r senator hrtl'ft·tl on I ht' Heag<1n adm1r11-.tra1111n·s t•\'H.ll'n<'(' Tht• -.en..itor. °"ho asked not lo bl' 1dent1f1ed. said thl' CIA and "Bl h<JH' expres:-.ed con c·Nn about l hl' !'>OUndnC'..,S Of thl' int el lig<'ll<"<' reports on th<' hit I l' a m II t' a I" 11 ., a 1 d s o nt c 1nformat1on <st bril'f1nl!s has hl't'n 1·ontra<l1C't11r~ hut would nut l'lahoratt• I n·alh "'1sh our gen t:rnmenl \\oulcl un;lt.•r.,tatt.' lh1~ 1ssut' and ta ke· <1 mul'h lower profile·.' said Sen l'atrn·k .I l.t·ah~ D Vt :in Nuclear code card kept by agents W/\SlllN<:TON t AP1 FBI aJ?cnt~ wound up with P n·s1dent R eagan 's personal nuclear Wl'apon code C'ard aftt•r he was s hot March 30 and rl•fuscd to ~I VC ll Ull for two da}S. t he Washmgton Post s aid 1n toda) s editions T he• nt•wspaper said officials "presume" a new card with dirrerent codes was 1ssut'd in~ interim The card is differe nt from t.be well known attache c·a se carried b) a m1htary officer near t.be president at a ll times The H l lac h e case contai n s information on and draft orders for various military options : the fr e c1 u e n t I y c h an J? <' d r a rd . earn ed personally by Reagan. contains words a n d numbers t hat e nable the president to identify himself to officials at the National Milita ry Command Cente r in the Penta~on 1f he has to use the telephone to order the use or nuclear weapons According to the newspaper's account. FBI age nt11 who c atalol{ed e\'id ence collected at the hospital where Rea11an was take n inc luding bits o r cloth1n1 cut from tuft\ ta tbe emer11ucy room -rtaliad they had the card whlle ... ,.., was stlll unde rgoing sur 1ery for the bullet in has t'hest The newspaper said Reagan u rrif'd the card 1n his wallet. I n 1 ,. 111I!1 n ,. 1• (' 11 rn m 1 t t c: t· rtll'Odw1 ·1 ht· m11n· altt•nt1on v.1· 111 ,i.:ovt·rnme111 <iltra1·l lo 1t. I h1• rnort· 1m11e1rtan1·1· "'•· LJll1 :r('t 111 i-:ttadal) ;.ind lhJI -. <in 1 m p•1rtann· ht· dnt•-.n l cl<'S<'n t· (Hht·r 'l'IWllir..,, hov.t•\ t-r ha\(• 1·m1·rg1·d fr11m 1ntt·llti.:l·n1·l' 111 1ding' 1111 tht· alh:gl'd JJl11t and '-J 1d I ht•\ twhc\'l' thl· prc'>lilt:nt '' rt·s1rnntl111g pr111wrh 111 a -.('ri1>Us threi.il S 1· 11 11arr1s11 n ~ c· h rn 1 t t , H :--.; ~I . a 11 I n t c: I I 1 g t• n <.: .. ('11mm11tc·t· mt'mbt·r .... aid the Jclm1111 ... 11 ~11l11n has 1lont• l'Xactl~ t ht• 11ght thin!! 111 11ght«n1ng ..,t·c·unt\ Jntl pn_...,,,inl! Khadar~ to h;.ac k do\A.n 1-· ron 1 m' p1·r ... pt•1· t I\ t· and l-.1111.,,., kdgl· th1~ anformlJI 1011 1s 1.,-1•c11hh• and "'e must re<JC't tri 11 !'t•hml ti ~J Ill • • • l(,·J~an ha-. dec lared "we h ~" 1· tht· l'\ tdl'nc.:e· of the ass- :1-....i n;.ot 111n bid . altho u gh the 1nfnrrnal1on has not bt-en made puhlt<· ,\ I t h ou~ h the p u r ported J '1>.as..,1nat111n bid has µrompled nt•\A. l S "'arning!> to Khadafy,. ,.11m1· I · S intelligence experts harbor -.erious doubts about the rl'hJhtllt) of reports about "h1t .... 4ua<ts· stalking the president. go,·c·rnrr.cnt sources say ,\ ftl·r <1 tml'frng b~ Deputy ('IA d1n·ctor Hobb\· R Inman on Thur-.da'. Sen :-.:ancy i-:a"-t•baum R Kan . s~ud the <id011n1strc1t1<m 's e\1dence was o r a patlc·rn or I.1b y an ;1 ... -.a ... ..,1nat111n arllnlle~. not of a ~Jlt•c·1f11· hit -.quad out to kill <St•t-lllT. Pa~e A2 ) • • • Three among first to leave Libya \'ALl.F.TT·\. ~altiJ 1 AP• Two \A.llmt•n and an infant ~1rl thl' 1.\1\('' and daughtl'r of Amt·rtt·an ml personnel ne" from Tripoli tu Malta Saturda}. ilmong the fir s t to h eed Pres1dt:nt Reagan ·s t'all to ev<truatt• L1bva · W <· Ju-.t found out ) csterda} afternoon when our hus bands told us You 're lea\lng: .. Ann :\1onwn of Hoffman Estates. Ill . told Thi· Ao;..,11('1ated Prc'is on her arrl\ al from Tripoli. 200 miles ;Jl4 ;J\ ~1 1»-.t of tht• 1.:lOfl Aml'rif'ans 111 I .1 h~ a v. t·n· -.ta) in~. h11"' t'\'l'r e 1lh1•r ht•t <.1use tht•\ needed morl' ttnH' to pad. .. or the) hop<·d to n :mam dci.p1te the l ' S n·qut· ... t. ~11·<·11rcl1nJ,! to /\mt•nt·ans r1•al'ht·d h) (('lt-phont· 1n tht• l.1h) an t'ap1tal T ht• Ht•agan adm1n1strat1on al11•.J!t'' l.1 h~ a has s ent assa~sin.., to kill tlw president and that Amc'rt<·ans in Libya could be endanj(l'rt·d About 1140 dozen Americans 1nterv1ewt.•d h)< telephone nr 1n person s101·e Rca~an 's request Thursduv hlJVl' all said thev fcC'I s aft• 1n ° l.1b) a Thl') ..,a)' the Lib) an ... are proud of bcinj! good host-. and point nut l.1byan lt•ader Col :\ioammar Khadary ha~ l>et•n 111 po"' er for 12 years without physically harming Aml•rit·ans The L' S Embassy in Tripoli was attac ked by rioters lft 1 m but no tojuries resulted. i The Amerteans also stress that lht.• Libyans don 't want to ali e nate tht> fore i g n o il emplo~t·c-.. "'ho pronde a valuable sc:rv1c·C' to the Libyan l'C'Onom~ American companies pump more than half of Libya's e u r r <· n l p r o d u c l 1 o n o r approx1matel) I million bar·rels a dav I.ab~ a .., omc1al news agency Saturda\ reasse rted that Amcnc·an~ <1re safe in the ~forth \fr1t·an cou ntry and s aid, 'Tht•rt• 1s no reason to disturb the d 1matc of good re lations hC'l Wl'l'll Libya and the :\ m t•rit·an-. who work an this l'OUntf\ :\I r.,· :\lonson ar rived m Malta v.1th 1-:,a Kane. 28. a Canadian· whost; husband 1s a U S c itizen . '1r -. Kane wheeled h e r 5 month old daug~lcr Dorothy. horn in 1 louston. T exas. 1n a bluc: hall\ t·arnagt.• The women's husbands work for lnta1rdnl. a Houston-based cul drilling company which is "'1thdraw10g its employees Crom Libya following the US a ppeal "We 're JUSt supporting the govt·rnmcnt b y bringing the i\mc•rieans out.·· Joe Muse. lnta1rdnl's rmance manager in ~1 a l ta and J native of Sanford. Fla said A l ' S o 1 I t e r m 1 n a I s up<'nntendcnt also arrived on the plane on a brier holiday Crom his work in Libya but said he p l anned t o return to Libya despite the U.S. government's anv,a lidation or his passport for trave l to the North African country ON THE INSIDE · . ; Al.I. GREEK A modern day tool. tht• computer. 1s aidini;? s rhnlar s by s torin g G reek \'Ocabulary The project 1s bemg ctcvelopcd at UC Irvine See Pa~<· i\4 GETTI NG UNBLOCKED Writers can't get going when thl'y becom e bogged down with writer's block but a Los Angeles t h erapist poet has so m <' soluhons See Page 8 8 CAmAlJZING ON COINS - trvlne ttilHr do.liar txpert Hannes Tulvin_g tf'llt why rm · rolns otr r a higher yield tkn mMt l>th er investmt'nts . See Page Dl C'HRISTMAS BOAT PARADE The 62nd annual Festival of Light!. Chnstmas Boat Parade around Newport Har bor begins Thursday See Page 011 INDEX -----01 -~ 01 ....... 0.11 ... t..... ot ~ II~ MK•..,_ OM T......... DI , .. _. 0.11 ,,..,.. 0 1 .. .._, IU ....... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. December 13. 1981 Castro's boast true? Refugee criminals reportedly 10 times official estimate MIAMI (At>l l"edcrlll offic luls d iM·urd ed estimates thMt the number of c riminals ~ mong the U80 "Freedom Flotilla" re fugees may hMvtt been 10 times higher than the public ly a nnounced 2,000, a uthorities conrlrm. Staff members of one federal agency say the estimates were "s us picio us." but a fo rmer Carter administration refugee C'Xpert !>ay!> the informut1on s hould have been J(tvcn to the W h 1 le House The highe r est imate obtained by The Associated Press was based on surveys contracted for b y the Cuban-H a iti an Task For ce. a defunct agency that was s upervised by t he Sl1tte Department a nd the Office of Refugee Resettlement Miami s tuti:>l i<·i u n u nd SC mom delivers bllby under water By JACKIE HYMAN A-la-~-· Wri-. SAN CLEMENTE <:1v ing birth underwater isn't for everyone. but Keiko Beatie, whose son s pe nt his first 13 m inutes underwa ter, said she would be happy to rcµeat her experience. "Yes, I would. Definite ly." the 26·year ·old mother said Friday. two days after giving birth in a hot tub in her li ving room, but cautioned. "You have to know you 'Te right ror it." "Bas ically why we did this is it's a very gentle, non traumatic birth," she said. Unde rwater deli ve ry, a n experimental technique Crowned on by the medical pro fession . 1s an atte mpt to ease the baby into the world by simulating cond1t1 ons in the wom b. Mrs. Beatie. who works as a holistic health counselor . said Friday s he monitored the baby's he artbeat with a stethoscope a rte r delive ring him an a 4-by-7-foot tub, without a doctor or nurse in attendance. newborns IL m eans that the bab)'s existing 1n a lnwt-r oxygen atmosphere as far as 1t~ vital organs go ·· Also, Russell said, it·~ unlikely ~uch births will be allowed in hospitals u ntil m ore data is available, so they must take plal'c al h o m t•. f ar from hospit.al emergency facilities lie said statistics show infant death and serious illness occur thrt·e to four times as often in home births as in hospita ls. "I think th at t h ese 1experimenta l 1 methods ar c more of a self-g ratification for the p a r e nts than t hey are n ecessarily a physio logical benefit to the baby." he added. Mrs Beatie, who went to San Cle m e nte General Hospital afterward to have her placenta removed. said she felt .. more in touch with" Christopher's birth than "1th the birth of her first child FTC sues pol1t1 t·a l <111;il y~t J o hn l.a s~evil lt', workin g with l>atacot Systems Inc . H data pr ol'essin~ fi rm , set up the qucst10nnaircs and supervised t he c1uest1uning by Red Cross, Army und resettlement workers. The "Freedom Flotilla" between the C uba n port of Mu rlcl and southern F lorida brought nearly 125,000 refugees to tht' nitcd States Cuban µresident Fidel Castro l'hortled t hat he e mptied his prisons into American streets, but the U.S governme nt said tht're wen· only 2.000 hard·CON' l'rim 1nals among the refugees and all were imprisoned s I nC't' tht' bout Ii ft. Mi a m I pol ice !>ay. rdugees h ave accounted for nearly half of Dade County'~ record homicide toll. expected to top 600 this year and t h e n ation 's highes t per C'a p1ta ratl' M1a m1 , which ha~ absorbed the bulk of the rc•fui.tee~. has s uffered a SS Pl'rt'l'nl 1nl'reasc 1n violent trime~ 1n tht• µa~t 18 months In ~cw York . police from four !>tales ml•t Ocl' 5 to discuss ways of battling Cuban refugee l'rllflt.' ·'There h as n ever been anything like 1l in U.S. history They urc the mos t ruthless criminals I have seen in 31 years as a cop." said Sgt Mike Gonzalez. a M1 am1 hom icide investigator .. They are a major problem fur u~ They work in gangs of a hundred or more and have one of the most terrifying methods of operations we've ever seen." said Mario Merola , district attorney for the Bronx. a bw<Ju~h of New York City Mobil "When he was underneath the water . he was going through his own contractions m order to clear the amniotic fluid from tus lungs." she said . Marathon merger fight intense Two days later. she reported, "His eyes a re open a lot and watch i n i.t fl e 's so w el l developed . too." W e dn es d ay 's birth of 912-po und Chris topher Kt!n1 ch1 Beatie is believed to be the ninth underwater dellverv 1n the united States About-50 s uch births reportC'dly have taken place in the Soviet L:nion since they werC' pion eered b~ s wimming couc h I gor Charkovsky 11 years ago Dr. Ke1lh P Russell, pre!>1dent of the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstelncs a n d pas t presid e n t or t he American College of Obstetric-. a nd Gynecology. sa} !> <\UCh deliveries arc risk v While a child di>es n 't nt.>ed to breathe through his lun11es a!> lon g a s the umbilical cord re m ains attached. he said. there is a ris k of wate r ente ring the child·s bloodstream if the placenta separatt-s while stall inside the m other, That could ht· fatal , s aid Russell. director of obs tetrics at Los Angeles' California llosp1tal Medical Center He said he had seen slides of an underwater h1rth and "some of us thought that the baby appeared to be a little more dusk y 1blu e arou nd the extremities 1 than most normal From Page A1 Cl.EVELA:-.iD <AP > The F't•dl'ral Trade Commission has further C'om pl icate~ Mob il l'orp 's effor t to buy Marathon Chi Co by filing suit against ~1 obi! on a nt itrust grounds. But in the complaint filed 1n l ' S District Court·in Cleveland. lht• fl(' ldt the door open for ~I obll to make a new tender offer that could c·l1m inate the c·omm1s:.ion 's a ntitrus t ('!Jncerns ~t ob 1l made no 1mmed1ale .,latement on its plans But earht•r this week lht' company d1 closed 1l had a~reed to sell ~I arathon's marketing. refmmg and transportation assets to Amcrada Hess Corp should ~1 o h 1 I b c a I I ow e d t o bu v ~t arathon . - ~1ob1l abo has said 1t planned t1) buy up t" one quarter of tht· ~tol'k of 1L<> competitor 10 the h1d<ling "ar. t: S. Steel Corp Both !\1ubil and l' S Steel. .... hac h has been offer ed mort' than 91J percent of ~1 arathon's stol'k under a friendly me rger prc1posal valued at S6 3 b1ll1on . art• barrl.'d rrom pun·hasrn g the s tutk until a federal appeals c·ourt rules 1n two C'ases :\1 o b i I . t h e n a t 1 o n · s ~l'C'ond largest oil compa ny. off<'rl.'d a package valued at $6 5 bill1on for M arath on , the nat1on ·s 17th-l arge s t oil t·ompany But Mobil was ~lopped from procecdrng with lhe offer Dt•t• I by L' S District Judge John M<.tnos. who ruled thl' mt.>rg<'r would probably rl'dut•t· C¥>mpctition in gasoline sail'!> in six states, in violation of ft•d eral law T hl' fith l ' S CirC'u tl Court of ,\ppt•ab in C1ncinnat1 on Friday rein!>lall'd an 101unct1on against furtht·r ~t arathon s tock pun·ha!>l'~ by either c·orporat1on unt al 1l hl·ar!> rival antitrust {'j~t'!> nl·xl Thursday In o n e t.·ase. Mob il 1s appt•:.ilins;: the Cleveland court·., injunction In the othe r. Mobil 1:. appl•aling a Col umbus. Ohio. t"uurt ruhn~ that C S Steel and ~t arathnn could proceed with a mt•ri.tl'r. despite objections by :.1 ob1l that 11µt1ons fo r L' S Steel to bu\ additional stOC'k and ~1 arathnn°!> ~9 pt'rl'ent stake in lh<· rit·h YatC'~ 1111f1l'ld 1n Texas "en· 11lt·gal l'ndt•r lhl' Columbus l'OUrt ruling, l. S Slee! would have bet•n allowt>d to make purchases of Marathon stock Tuesday and probably would ha ve g ained c•onl rul prior lo the resolution of the t.•ourt case~ Tht> FTC suit asked the court hen· to block ~l obll ·m t he public 1nten·~t ·· The FTC suit s:.11d a Mobil Marathon merger t·ould !>ubstant1ally lessen t·om pl'lttion 1n M 1dwes tern gusohne. middle d1st11lates and fuel oil markets TOYS 14'0R TOTS PARTY • • • from their apartment com plex The fa m ily discussed the prospect of turning all of the birthday gifts Mich ael might receive over to Toys for Tots. "Michael agreed .·· Mrs . Boothe recalls .. He thought 1t was a great idea " The Christmas spml proved contagious. When Mrs. Boothe a sked Bill Too li e. m a n a ge r o r the Hun tington Granada Apa rtments, for perm 1ss1on to have the Toys for Tnts party in the courtyard , he not only agreed but offered lo donate cupcakes He also allowed the Boothes to ·post notices about the party in laundry rooms throughout the large complex. Mrs. Boothe a lso m entioned the party while visiting a nearby S we nson's Ice Cream Parlor. Owners Nancy and Steve Adams promptly donated two large tubs of ICC' cream and brought Toys for Tot!> gi fts to the party themsel \'l's Trying to find out where the toys should be delivered. the Hoo thes talked t o Sgt Rick lnniger of the Marine Corps R~sen·e Station in Long Beach l n niger told the Soothes to s tay put lie and a fellow Marine would C"ome tu the party to pick up the toys in person In addition. lnmgl'r interested K NRC--TV Channel 4 1n the Roothcs· party. The station sent a film crew and broadcast the story on two newscasts last Sunday ·· t was really surprised ." Mrs. Roothc said. "You can't believe how many people ca me and brought toys sometimes three or four of them." Even som e elder ly people from the adults-only section or the a partment complex left toys O"ANGf COAST Daily Pilat ClaHlfled ~"11 7141142-517' All ottMr depemn.nts 142-4321 Thoma P. Haley ......__a.I f--Oflilc9o Robert N. Weed .......... Thomas A. Murptune --M ichael P. HllnleY ---.o..- L. KIY Sc:hultt ~-~ Kenneth N Godd•d Jr ~a..-. Berriwd Schulman ~ Chanet H. looe _....,.._ c.tol A. Moore ......_._ MAINOFFIC£ aaw..-...,St., C--·CA. Mall...,_: ... u ... C....-. CA ..... -.. _..... -- on tht• Buothl'!>. <Joorsetep. she rC'CUll!'. Whl·n thl' party concluded Sund a). the Marines had about I ICJ tov~ to be dis t ributed to low 1nt:ome c·h1ldrcn attending art•;.i llcad Start pre-schools. Sinn• lht• party, relatives and ac·quaintancl'S have l'Ome up with a few more gifts. and the Boot hc•s hope to have a nother barrl'I rl'ady for the Marines SO<JO "M1('hacl's a great little boy," Sgt lnniger says "lle's very genl'rous T h at '!> what h is pan•nb ha\'t• lrtl'd t o teach him ·· MH·hac•l's fa ther ~11k e 1s a mall earner The family moved to lluntmgton Reach last March after living m Laguna Beach. then San Clemente Valerie Boothe said he r hu s band h elped s upport Vietnamese children when he was stationed in Vietnam and l'Omes m contact today with many disadvantaged families on his mail routes Young Mi c h ael says h e wante d to contr ibute his birthday girts "because poor children don't have many toys." Although Michael in the past has said he wants to drive a trash truck when he grows up, la tely. he has been ·t e lling people . "I wa nt to be Santa's helper " Valerie Boothe says the w~e ram1ly has been uplifted by the s uccess of the Toys for Tots party "When there 's a good cause, people really do pull together," s he says. "But tha t 's what Christmas is all about the s pirit of "iving " ' 0 0 0 PLANE BEACHED -After trash l:uuh nj.! 1n surf. this light planl' was hault·d up on tht• beach at Crystal Co\'l' Saturcl:.i~ Pllol ancl pc.a~st'ngt•r got \H'I . hut l'~<·a Jlt.'cl in 1ur~ Tht·\ d1t<·hl•cl ('l'Uft <tllt•t II dt.•\t'fllpt·d l'll~lflt· trouhk Airplane lands off beach A Mission Viejo pilot and his passenuer in u s mall plane we re u n i n j ured when they were forced to land in surf just off Crystal Cove early Saturday. J ohn Wal ter. 37. pilot of the Cessna Acrobat, said he was forced to la nd at about 11 a.m. after the plane's engine failed while he was rJying ulong the l'Oast at about 1, 700 feet Wa lter. a Marin e us mg a plane tx-lonJ;ini;: to the Marine Corps Aero Club 1n El Toro. said he w<is going lo l:.ind on the beach al Cry:.tal Cove when he s aw six persons on the beach looktng up a t ht~ plane. unaware that the~ were on the spot he was planninJ.( to land on lie then decided to lund in the water . he said. W alter ~aid ht• and his pa:.!>enger. 40 yt.•ar o ld Dr Harry V1shny of El Toro, were for the mo!->t p a rt unafraid during their emergency Walter, :.i licensed J)ilot for almost three years. said he had b<:en trained exte nsively 1n lht' st1·ps to take tn suC'h :.1luatwns Il l! said V1shnv tuld him latt-r that hts c•alm ·handling 11f the -.1tuat1on hclµt.·d kCl'IJ hi!> pa!>M•ngcr c·al m abo r\fler landing the plane about 25 .\ ards from !>hure per<1ons on !>hon.• plu!> t"o <,kin d1vcr!'I . Stan :'\akamura of Los Angeles and Tom ~C'ln<tll\ of Villa Park. hl'lpt·d thc t.,..-o pull thc: plant.· •Jnto the b<-ach Count) Shl•nH " lkpartment Depul} :"\ell Han!>ell . who had seen lht.' plam• JU!>t before 1l went do" n. arri vt.•d at lht• scent' s hort!) aflt•r thl· landrng. and ~t anne!> from th(• El Toro air s t e1 t 1 <1 n " ('re ., u m mo n c d to pa rt ially d1!>a!>'>l'm bit· the pl:inc: and haul 1t ..i" ;n · Golf shop in SA robbed A lont' gunman escaped with a ~um reported to be 1n the thousands of dollars in the robbery of a Santa Ana golf shop Saturda.\ evening Pul1l'e sa id the rob b er. desribed onl) as a white male. entered the Roger Dunn Golf Shop al 1956 E Mc Fadden Ave at about 7 p m and pcoduced a revolver After receiving the mone~ he fled. apparent!) on foot HAPPY FLIERS -f>1 lo1 .John Waltt•r t lt·ft and p<.1 ~'>t·ngl'r lfarry \'ishn~ W('l'l' hjPP' uhout mak1nl{ 1t h;.1c·k to lund Saturdav Tht•\· "l·nt lo1r un~<'hc·dulc·cl "" 1m <1flt•r ch1t·h111 1.! plane ofr Cry·,ial ('oq· ht·t \\t•1·11 La~u11~1 lkaC'h .ind <'11rona del :\Jar From Page A1 IDT TEAM • • • Ht>agan Thi:. lall'sl t ,11,_. of L1tJ\ an intrigue b.-J..:an l;.i!->I m1•nlh "'1th new-. n·porl'> that Khadaf_\ anj!l'rl'd o\'l'r thl· t • S -.h011t1ng rlr1"n '"" l.tb~an Jl'I !. la-.1 ..,um mt•r had ordl'f't><l tht• a!'>!>:.t~'>1n<Jt1on of He<q!a n ur anotht.·r top L' S 11ffll'1al .\ " -. e c· u r 1 t ' a 1 o u n <I I h (! pn·..,1dc·nt w a!> 11gh!l-nt.'rl thl' n<'w s lcaks inC'rea-.ed. manv a pp ;J r {' n t 1 ..\ l' 11 ffi I 0 Ji f r II rTI .1dm1nistrall11n off1l'l:.ib Tht• :"\ew York T1ml"'-reporlt·d a f1\e m:.m l.1b)<1n <l'>~<l~!>inut1on ll•Jm harl '>llPPl'd into the l nall'd -;l.1H•.., in lato-:'\m'l·mh<:r .ind "a-. From Page A1 1h1· lar~t·l 11f :.i nat1or1 .... 1de '>l'ar('h Olh•·r n·port~ s aid lhl! tl·am •·ntt·n·d \ ia l'anada Tht• prim.in -.11urt'l' of thl· 1 · ~ 1nli1rmat111n w a-. de-.craht:<l ti' '''"""''"k '-''a former 1. .. 1i,1n1•"l' 11•rr11ri~l "ho defl'c'll'd .1 11 d t.! .t \I' ' l ' S ti ff 11' I ,JI!> U t1 1· 1 ,, 1 I •· t1 •• 1 , "11 11 1 "r 1 hf t ,,n,111rat ..\ CHS~""'" rt·por t ed Wl'cllll''d;1\ th.JI lho· hit ll·am '' h11 h hJol 1•1 t-\ ll•U'-1' b<'t'n pl .1n•ol in th•· I r.itPd Stall's w ;,, in \11·\ 11·11 Jnd had had 1· • 1 n t ,, 1 I ' w 11 h t h e r a d 1 1 a I \\ '"" 111 1 I ndt r .!r11ul"lrl POLAND CRISIS • • • kl•t•ping labs on l'\'l•nt!> 1n l'oland ttJUld ~l'l' no andic·ataun nf S41v1c•t l r o o µ m o ,. l' m l' n t !> t h t• r l'. a ~pukl·~man !>aid Salurda) night Thl· offi l'tals "en: a~M·mhll·d into a s pt•c·ial working group al H 311 pm under thl· rl1rl0<'t10n of John Seanlun. deputy ass1-.tant !'>l'C'r<.•t.1r~ for European affair!>, !>aid lhl· -.pokes man . Hus h Ta\ lor .:We arl· in do!>l' toul'h "''h the embassy:· h<' !>aid Tavlor at firs t ~aid he kn('" 1;f no :.pcc·ial messages from· the l ' S j.!1wernm<'nl to either the Polish or Sonet governments Qul·~t iom•d lall'f. he said he 1·ould n1;l t•omment on an..\ \\ a1 '"" l'Jl'h ll•d..i\ an<l othl'r p11l11·t· .111 1·~t1·d l~wal un111n ,1( ti\ 1-.h 111 a ..,ud1kn ... 1r1kt' ,I I! ·' Ill .. I I h I . ti \. r I •• n 1 I a b 0 r fl·rh·ra1111n T l' I l· ' ,, n d I 1· I •· p hone l'omm11nl«al11m ... 111 tht· t'lt~ we re 1·111 Tht·rt· "'.1, no v. a) lo tlC'll·rmint• 1f ... 1mJIJ1 a t·t1on v.as l..iken in thl' poi I 111' of Gdan!>k. "l1t•rt• Solul:.irit~ .., t11p ll·aders \\ l'rt' mt•t•t tn.I! and had IS!>UPd a 'l'I 11f toui.:h 1·ht1lll'nge-. 111 the 1· '' m m u n 1 ' t j.! 11 ' l' r n m l' n l !-.atunla~ night ~11 oth e r available The 10vest1gat1on details were ml'!>::oagt.·s l'o l 1t'l' 1 ruek!-. bl11t•kcd a p11r11on or ~tokvtow~ka Street. tht· !oolh' of lht• headquarters or thl' !1CM111110 mt•mbt•r union local. v. 11n1·~"t"• '>aid . and no one was .ti lo" 1·d h• t•nter the block robber~ I!> under 1 ll•I mett.•d riot polin• w12ed ~>I 1rlarll..\_ hl'~d_g ua rtt•rs an Newport Surf and Sport 'It's A Whole Way of Life " STORE #1 2224 Newport Blvd. Newport Beech 675--1174 Open Daily SU1'VIVAL.WS-A" F01' THIE HCW AGE tn•l•1•...a;1 re• ' .._ ...._ .. STORE #2 2101h Merine Ave Belboa I.tend 673-7126 Open Daily ... ..... • O raogu Coast DAILY PILOT 1')ur1<ldy 0f'CPmbor 13 1981 Difficult decisions face Reagall Probes into top officials hindrance. as budget , foreign policy issues simmer W ASlll NG'l'ON tAP I Presi<h.'nt Hcagan und his inner t'ircll', dosing out a year or e normou s lc~islut1ve s ucce!>!>, art foc ln ..: u ditflcult series or burlgt>t •ind for eign policy decis ions A lop udvis er s ays 1t is .. an important tim e for us, .. and that investigations o r key personnl'I a re "obvio us ly not a p lus ." With the honeym o on over . budget dchc1ts s welling and the 1982 e l ections c o ming up , Reagan has lo c:ontcnd with the pol itic al damage f ro m the Jus lic<' Departme nt probes of three udminis tra t1on officia ls a nd the poss1b1l1t y o r a s howd o wn with Libya n strong man Moammar Khadufy . R eagan. who s a ys he has eviden ce that Khadafy has dispatched assassination squads to this country. h as orde r ed Americans living there to leave. "I think it 's an important time for us ... White Hous e Chie r of Starr James A. Bake r 111 said in an intervie w Viej o m a n dies in ca r accide nt A 32-year old M1ss1on Vi cJO m an was killed i''rtday evening in an a uto acc·1dcnl that appa rently \Ht !> the l·ulminat1on of e\'ents th at ..,tarte d V.llh ano the r accid e nt , Newpo r t Beach police s aid R1 c h a r <1 P r~!>lla v.a s p ro n oum·ed d ead a l F'ounlettn Valley Comm unity llosp1tal of injuric~ suffered v. hC'n he wa!> ejectt•d rrom thl' t•a r ht' \\:tS driving. aft C'r ht~ \'l'hH'll' ·re ar l'nded <tnothl'r ear at lhc inte r sect 10 n of :\1 a c A rt h u r Boulevard and S;.in .lcnH1uin l11lls Road. sho rtly :iftt•r H 30 p m police s aid :\ccor<11ng tn police re port'> Prestia was in\'oh t·d 1n a minor uc c tdl·nt o n M ac Arthur Bo u levard minutes before the fatal colhswn. hut he lert that sce n P and drove alon~ Mac Arthur at a h igh rate nf speed. wt'avin~ through trafrlc. until lhe :o;econd coll1~1on Buke r , onl' of the prcMdcm·~ top thrt'C a1dl's. ~uu1 the J w.tll't: tkpa rtmcnl 10vc•st1gal10ni, o f C IA D1rcc·tor W11tium .J. Casey, nal1una l set·ur1l y u d v1ser Ric h <1rd V Alle n , and Letbor S c c r{'lary Raym c111d J>onovan a re ··obviously not a l'lus" for the <J d m 101s lrat11m W 1lh new devt:lopme nt s o n Libya cominj.! al most daily, Allen the m a n who ord1nanly v.ould brier Reagan on foreig n affair~ 1s on pet1d leave while tht· Justin• Dt•partme nt probes his n•t•t•1pt of two wa tc.'hes from J a p a n ese rv p o r lc r !> an d m •~..,latemen h met d e o n his r1n ;,ine1al clbdosurt• form Casl•y. w h o cvord 1nales 1nte ll1gt•nce rc1>0rts on Khadafy. is o n the Job th-s pite what govt·rnmt·nt ~ourccs Sety 11> a n inquiry into whethe r he violated the lav. by not rt•g1!>lering as a fore ign a gent w hile rc prei.cnting Indo nesia in 1976. U o n ov an hai den i e d allegations that he atte ndf'CJ ..i 1977 lunc·ht'On in New York at wh1d1 ,1 r(•1irei,cntut1vt• of has t·1111,trut•t1on f1r111 mudt' u $2,tlOO pu \I nwnt tu u unton 11Htt•1ul Huk~·r Silld tht-rt• were no l'Url t•nl pla n:-to JJIUt·c Donovan or {' ttst•\ v n lea vc pend mg th1• Olll('llffi4: Of lhl" inqu1rtCS l>t•..,p1tt' exchangt:s or r a nco r hl'I w1•t•n the United Stales and L1hya, Bukt•r !>aid h e didn 't th in k tht• lln 1tl'd Slate~ wa ... nl'cessa r tl y h eadin g fo r 11 s ho wdown w1lh Khadafy And hi' rt'Jt•<·tcd any s uggest wn that Amc rieans may feel Rea gan I!> ovt•r rt•a<:tinJ.! ~an) 1>eoph.• have !>u•rnestcd that l hl' pr c~1dt•n t is undt·rrcaC'l1ng IJ) doing nothing m or e than n •stril'ltnJ( travel of J\mt'ncan!> to Libya a nd as king tht· Am e n t·.ins there to come homl' Some have s ugge!>ted that that's nut enough ,' Baker said I It-rduse<I tu ... a\' what further a c·t 1ons Ht·agan m ay t a k l• aj.!atn~t t he ra dtcetl Arab nataon . t·>i.t'l'fll to co11f1rm that an 011 lx1ycott 1s IJt•1 ng cons aderl'd Thl' Two persons in lhe ca r s truc k by Preslta's auto. 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I h11r1111•"'"l thanked the fans that floe 1-.i·d 111 th1• .,hows "Without 1h1·m 11 \\1111111 hav 1> b e e n 1mp11..,..,1 hl1 · For h1' ht~ l'fforl!>, Thorogood n ·1·1·1" ti the· k(·~ to the city of \l11hil1· .\l.1 dnc! at the party. 1 11,1111111:-. from t ht• ~overnor of hi' 11.1tl\1' l>Plav.are a nd Los \Ill.!• I• ... \l a~or T om Rradle) Holiday Sale! "Your Holiday Super Store 0£ Games." m l'\WTT!L !~cmcruc:s • INtEWViSiON"v Intelligent Television ---~~ llITTU.MSIOll " ... lfll~l*lltr !orlllt lfllhla11111y Gllf:AT SHECflOll 111 GAii~ CARTS IOI STOCll ON eg S 139.95 SALE! 0.ATAAl-~11 134·95 1 g r e11 e nt•r t1tnmen1 .-,.,. ""' ........ lwntly OVER~ Qfff'.M lllT AT4RI CAATS lfOW to; STOCt(I Mettefa • BRISTLE COMPUTER BACKGAMMpN DART BOARD This prnlessional dart board 1s the real th1og A $5000 Value. Our Reg $2995 ON 1995 SALEI CHESS & GAMES UNLIM19rED The relentless OPC>OOtfl I you Cl n lake anyWl!efe Pl;:ys a greal game' Reg S89 95 ON 7915 SALE! SANTA ANA NEWPORT BEACH LA JOLLA 1941 TUSTIN AVE. 2700 w COAST HWY 8657 VIiia LI Jolla °' (7 14) ~7-5523 (714) $45-5021 17i4) 452-7280 ~ lllOft.·SAT. 10·t SUN.. 10.t V1SA-MC-AX ACCEPTED ,. • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13, 1981 Plato would be amazed; computer stores Greek 5-year, 100-million word project stored at UCI By a lt11ARD GREEN oe • ......,,........,. Now that nearly h1tlf ot au existing ancient Greek wnhn~ hu been placed lo a UC Irvine computer, scholars from around the world are starting to use the informational resource before it's complete. This represents a chance in the original thinking that it would be best to postpone any analysis, interpretation, study or other use of the computer-stored information until all 90' million words of existing ancient Greek writing were entered into the computer. Theordore F. Brunner, director of the ambitious project to compile a complete Greek thesaurus, said there is a growing realization that . lost to ravages of ti me if. !Wt preserved. the 42 million ancient words already collected are too valuable to remain unused while the other ~ million words are collected. Scholars an disciplines ranging from literature to medicine are sending in requests to Rel informatio n from the halfway-completed thesaurus. B.runner said. The computer is set up in such a way as to allow for "quick searches" for information. For example, at the touch of a fingertip. a scholar in medical history can get a list of every instance in which Greek medical writers used the word. "heart.·· The compilation of a complete ancient Greek thesaurus is Important, said Brunner, because much ol the ancient writing will be lost to the ravages ol time if it is not now preserved and because so much of our present cuJture has its roots in the ancient Greek civilization. Until the creation of a complete ancient Greek thesaurus, there wlll be no way for one to sift t hrough the immense body of ancient Greek writing to find an important piece of information, Brunner said. The value of the opportunity of a scholar to sit down at a computer and get information on any available aspect of the ancient Greek cuJture is similar to the v1tlue an attorney might attach to being able to sit down at a computer a call up all legal precedents to a case be is trying, said Brunner. And, there is much to be learned from ll\e Greek culture, not only because much of our present disciplines have their routes in the ancient civilization, but because in some ways the ancient Greeks were·more advanced than us, he said. Brunner pointed to the aspects of ethics and social institutions as two areas of foremost Greek a chievement which in some r espects are unparalleled today. Brunner said that, depending on the extent to which the project is funded, the thesaurus could be completed in five years. Called the Thesaur6s Lingu ae Graecae project, it began on July '/rt972, and has received $3.3 million in funding from a variety of contributors. In order to insure that there as no loss of Greek literature, project workers make duplicates of all computer tapes. THE NEW STORES THE OLD -Project director Theodore F . Brunner works al computer storing Greek thesaurus. Although DMIY ~~­ the project is half finished 1t 1s already paying informational dividends to scholars around the world County rail system under scrutiny; projected cost $500 million By GLENN SCOTT Of ... o.ily ~ ... SUfl Although plans ·still are in preliminary stages and major decisions aren't expected until 1983. specific alignments and sta tion locations fo r a proposed mass transit la ne through Orange County are unde r scrutiny. In Costa Mesa, for example. representatives of South Coast Pl aza developer C . J . Segerstrom & Sons are talking with Orange County Transit District officials about sites for · a rail station at their growing business and cultural center. The favored location is at Bristol Street and Sunflowe r Avenue at a va ca nt site formerl y occupied by The Treas ury. a large discount retailer. ··That certainly would be our numbe r on e clloice," s aid Malcolm Ross. development director for Segerstrom. "We really haven't considered much beyond that." To locate the mass transit station on t he south side of Sunflower an the plaza's parking Forty mi les of routes in county are being studied. lot would create burdensome complications, said Ross. who noted that land is owned by Sears Roebuck & Co. The county transit district is coordinating planning, design and engineering studies for the proposed S500 million line - probably a light rail system intended to take pressure off the county's con~esl~ freeways. The service could be operating ·by 1989, officials said Brian Pearson. the transit district"s developm ent director, said about 4-0 miles of routes through the county are under study. Those routes include a spur running from the Los Angel~ County line to Santa Ana along the abandoned Pacific Electric Railway right -of-wa y. now owned by Southern Pac1f1c Another segment would begin at the Riveriside Freeway and go through central Anaheim to Disneyland and stop at Anaheim Stadium. The route would run along Ma in Street. probably linking with OCTD"s proposed bus terminal at the Civic Center. and then go south to South Coast r--------------------------..., The South Coast Plaza Gift Certificate is the ideal way to insure that everyone gets exactJy what they want The selection here is unmatched by any shopping maJI in the world. I ORDER FORM : n Please send me South Coast l'taza Gilt Cef : tlfiates. I enclose a check payable to South Coast , Plaza Merchant's Assoclallon (00 NOT SEND CASH) : I l Please charge my VISA • MASrEACARO• SIONAIUR( E~P !>Alf -eo.t Per c.tHat• Total s 10.00 s 25.00 s 50.00 $100.00 Mail To: General Offices 3333 So. Bristol St Costa Mesa, CA. 92626 Available In The Mall, ISo@c•ly *' -...i1 ACkl S.50 per Cer1illcate for DMI-& handllna TOia! Cer1lllcates Buywt'•~- Addr9as Total Amounl s ·-~----=-: _____ ---------------- SOUTH COAST PLAZA t Plaza .. the Irvine industrial complex, John Wayne Airport and perhaps a s f.a r down MacArt hur Boulevard as Uni versity Drive , near UC Irvi ne Pearson sa1d transit district offi cials also have been talking to representatives of the Robert P Warmington Co., developer of twin office towers al Main Street e1nd MacA rthur Boulevard in Santa Ana , about locating a station near there. And developers o f office buildings adjacent to Anahei m Stadium also are interested in n egotiating for a station , Pear.son said. Ross explained that mass transit st,ations commonly are constructed by private interests who in exchange fo r the costs ar e allowed to build adjacent retail and office space to sell or lease. Although property near the mass transit lines theoretically should increase in value. Ross noted ;the real benefi t ts being near a station. Whale OCTD officials have s tudied various types of rail systems, including the monorail. a separate Caltrans study is examining an a lternative of building an elevated busway above the center divider along the Santa Ana Freeway as far south as Irvine. said Pearson. (A second phase of the rai 1 s ystem. not scheduled for construction for probably 15 to 20 years, would include a spur running from the South Coast Plaza area a long the route 55 to Costa Mesa.I Pearson said decisions on exact route alignments, station stops and the kind of v.eh.icles used in the syst e m are not ex pected to be made until mid-1983. Planning for the system began a year ago. with new studies and other steps taken penodical~y by the transit district"s Board of Directors. The Board has agreed to seek $90 m1Jtion for the project from Caltrans. Pearson said Caltrans officials r equested the distra ct submit one lump-sum application rather than smaller requests annually So far. Or ange County hasn't been s uc cessful in receiving mult1-mi1Hon dollar grants -it got $640.000 in October. 1 He said the S90 million request will become the bas is · for ··extended and protracted nego t iations '· with state offi cials. Our newest team members are the former offices of Pac1f1c City Bank Mission V1e10 Garden Grove and two offices in Huntington Beach To welcome our new customers and fn.ends. we are having •Two-week open house •A special gift for new accounts I beginning December 14. 1981) •Grand Drawing (deadline noon • A free gift for v1s1t1ng January 21 . 1982) • .. , ••• •· First Prize Panasonic video tape recorder Second Prize· Panasonic color television Third Prize· 12-speed bicycle Preliminary Prizes 110 Sanyo calculators With a network of 51 offices throughout California. 1nclud1ng seven in Orange County. Sumitomo offers proven expertise in a full range of banking services We will continue Pac1f1c City Banks com- mitment to courtesy. personal service. community involvement and banking excellence.which are also trad1t1ons of Sumitomo Bank Adding these new members to Sumitomo makes for a perfect team ·- Sumitomo Bank of California "M•••no•te•sler" Mem~· ro1c Open house and drawing at these offices only Huntlnvton Beach Main Office Garden Grove Office 16041 Golden West Street 12200 Valley View Street Mt19nolla·Adam1 Office Mission Vlt.io Office 20100 Magnolia Avenue 25111 Mu1rlands B lvd .. Ofange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, December 13, 1981 .. _, ....... TOYS FOR FAIRVIEW -Clients at Fairview State Hospital are about lo try out some new therapeutic toys m ade and donatt•d b y s tudents in Ora n ~e Coas t College 's Thrce·dimensional Design program One _,_~ ......... 0'0-. client. in a block-pattern saucer . < teru awaits a twirl from Karen Mortillaro,. fine arts professor. while another. with the aid or studl'nt Suzann Moore. rinds out how much fun it 1s to roll in a colorful bar rel. Deadly canine parvovirus again causing trouble • in county Although a severe outbreak of the potentially deadly canine parvovirus sub~ided after an origin a l scare la st fall , veterinaria ns say they're beginning to see a new increase in the disease. as in many parts of Southern California, and hasn't achieved the same proportions as it did l ast year , said Dr Bruce Bauersfeld of the Dover Shores Veterinary Hospital in Santa Ana Heights. parvovirus infections at the current time." Local veterinari ans a re reporting about 50 to 75 percent of the number of cases they saw last fall. he said. The outbreak along coas~al Orange County isn't as serfous But he added .. We 're Dr Bauers feld noted that pubhc information about ttie lethal disease stopped after the definitely seeing a problem with Jail conditions to improve MADERA <AP ) -An agreement providing ror improvements in conditions at the Madera County jail has been signed in a lawsuit alleging the facility was overcrowded and unsanitary. bedding, install delousing showers and form a committee to monitor Jail conditions . No fault was acknowledged b~ the county. The Madera County Superior Court case was continued for six months after the pact was signed by an attorney for the county a nd a public defender representing inmates who sued for better conditions . Any reports of violations could be presented to the court next June. Under a plan worked out last week, the county would guarantee a weekly change of clothes and The suit filed by 44 inmates charged that about 40 extra prisoners often are housed an the 143·bed facility and that bedding. medical care, clothing and facilities for dining and laundry were inadequate Fall Spectacular Salel ner WirOOvv Fash· l/'/e l"IOlle oesigr•l'g •oeos 1t101 r.:o• .:• orge •"'' '>.JI • .., .,.1"11JI a101r1rg v "' b1.Qgel .;U!'I f l6'1rg srooes y 0 0 '"dS 'T"O' •gr'l~r .:)! OOl~Pf' :JI >fT r Slf1"1 Y "' VP" ,_OOCJS or C.OIO!' IC molC.h onv dee.Of Of'd wOOO Oli••dS 10 COri"p;elT'er I VO.JI .... .OSI e•o/..j'Jf 1 lul"•'Ufe Ana "'e nove 1r1em 011 0 1 soie p1.ces !hot w•ll gi 1e vuu aem 65% off on all Custom Drapes CHAPMAN INTERIORS 8077 Wnhnlnster A••·· Westminster Call Now For Free Estimate 17141 893-0022 17141 898-1044 II -: f original scare last year . He said many dog owners apparently were not awar e their pets nttded a continuing vaccination lo prevent infections. boosters every six months. Pets in kennels shows or simply around othe r dogs are most prone to contract the disease. Symptoms are high fever , lethargy , vom 1t1ng a nd diarrhea Bauersfeld is president·elect o f the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association. That group is recommending dogs initiall y be given a two.dose series of shots. then lie said the local mortality rate for dogs infected by the disea se. which is s imilar to feline distemper, 1~ about 20 percent "In puppies, it 1s a much more serious disease." he said, "but we're not seeing many puppies." Bauersfeld said he would not d i scourage people fr o m selecting new pets from the Orange County An imal Shelter , because incom ing dogs are vaccinated for the disease. The virus is s pread through contact with saliva or feces. Say "Merry Christmas" With Food Gift P.acks ! •WI.' 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If it could be proven the cat "told another cat about the sign, it would b e a good t est of thinking communications a mong animals. He thinks anima.ls think NEW YORK CAP> -There may be a tapestry of thought out there -as high as the bird flies, as deep as the whale dives. as playful as a pet cat, as quiet as a sleepi ng dog , as determined as a honeybee in her hive. Then again, there m ay not be. But wh at bothers Dr. Donald R. Griffin. professor at Rockefeller Univers ity and a student of bat sonar, is that scientists aren't seriously looking into the question of whether animals think . The creatures seem to be trying to tell us something. But no one is listening. While Dr . Griffin details the difficulties in 'his revised and enlarged edition of "The Question o( Anima l Awareness," he has his own positive views -beyond the stern philosophy of behaviorists who say that animal monkeyshines can be controlled and predicted. "As a biolog ist, it's always seemed to me that because brains and central ner vous syste ms are so similar. it was more likely than not that other species would have some of these subjecti ve exper ie nces and thoughts and feelings," be theorizes. Take the dances of the honeybee. for instance. ''They have some elements of human language to a greater degree than any other animal systems we know about," he says. Griffin 's own area of research has been with bats. which find their food and their roosts by s onar. eehoes of their own voices. But researchers discovered a quirk in the primitive mentality of bats. When they become familiar with their surroundings. they rely on memory and disregard the sonar. When researchers rearranged a laboratory room the bats had enjoyed for some lime, the bats fared badly. The researchers put obstacles where there were none before. The bats ignored the warning of their own echoes and cras hed into the barriers. Al arm calls a re not new in the animal world, but they tell little about an animal's thought processes except fear. What is new is that a group of researchers in careful ly controlled experiments in the fi eld have found that a n East African monkey not only alerts his fellows to danger. but tells them what danger as well. They have dissect ed the alarm calls of the vervet monkey into three types, each evoking a different response from the monkey. One call warns of a large ma m malian predator such as the leopard, and the monkeys respond by climbing into the trees. Another warns of predatory birds. such as the martial eagle, and the monkeys look up and dash into dense foliage. A third call warns of dangerous snakes like the python. and on hearing this call . the monkeys stand up on their legs and scour the ground fro.m their taller stance. It bears a resemblance to human language in that it refers to external objects and events. It also instructs the other monkeys as to the proper precaution. "Scientists did not believe that sort of thing was very likely.·· Dr. Griffin says. "In fact , there wi ll probably still be some skepticism ... The pr evailing view was t hat monkeys communicate only their emotional state. that they do not communicate specific information." ~Chrislmas Wish_ .The Lady Seiko Quartz. Chri.nmas wishes come true with an ulcra-thin Lady Seiko Quam watch from Jewels by Joseph. c.ome in and sce one of Soothem California s most complete sclccrlons of the accurate and beautiful Lady ~ko Quam watchn, priced from $110 - A m1dmon 11/ m..sr. JfWfLS by JOSf Pll The Laguna Bank N ~A. 305 Fo.reat Ave nue Laguna Beac h , CA 9265 1 (714) 494.9474 WE 'RE OPEN The Laguna Bank, N .A . is open for business and we want the opportunity to earn yours . Come In and let us show you o ur beautiful fac ility . 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Scientis ts and government environmental officials are fighting to establish guidelines for developing the 1.3 million-square-mile Amazon River Basin before deforestation, mining and giant industrial projects destroy its wealth of natural resources forever. The region is a study in contrasts between modern society and the traditional jungle life that depends on the mighty Amazon River for survival Rural peasants travel by river boat to this Amazon jungle capital to sell fish, shop for SPECIAL! REYNOLDS WRAP Al.UMHIUl1 FOIL STANDARD Sill 12" x 2s· tt. auppllee or lffk 1ub1l1tence work. But the clty or 400,000 al10 h11 become a modem BraalUan business center -a duty-lree port that attracl'I tourism and multinational Industry. At AJter do Chao C Altar of the Earth>, a l>mall village fo ur days downstream from Manaus, u young man welcomes guests to the hut where he makes baskets and other handicrafts. Television and radio permit hjm to di s'r uss politics in a world he has ne ver seen "Big tourist ships pass here every six months," he said. "So l 've met lots of foreigners." As in other parts of Braiil and the rest of South America. the richer classes live alongside the poor. Scattered development in th~ Amazon has driven rural subsistence dwellers to the few major cities where too often they remain SPECIAL! ASSOITtD GlllNDS 1 LB. SIZE u. tnpped In a cycle ol urban poverty. WhJle 1clenUat1 and reaearchera campaJ1n f or measures to ·p r event h aphazard development which often intensifies poverty they also are engaged in efforts to flll in sizable gaps in their knowledge of plants and animals here before it's too fate. A correspondent had a rare view of the jungle recently from a 100-foot conservation tower that overlooks the forest canopy. 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Many now are 1uardedly optimistic that South American 1ovemments will beein to enact conservation measures. Officials in the eight countries that share MM SPECIAL! c BONNER. 8.8 oz. SIZE TITAN II HEATER ROOM CllCULATING CONVECTION HUT 1250 wall heater with 6" tan Compact space- saving design HEATER 16 95 a~~31.95 #1112 • portions of th~ jungle met lu t year In the river city or Belem, 1,060 miles downriver from here. for the first hlgh-level conference of the newly formed Amazon Pact . They pled1ed that "the development of the Amazon Re1ion and the preservation of Its environment cannot be considered separately.•' They have created 50,000 square miles or national parks and protected jungle areas in the last five years. That is an area targer t han the state of Pennsylvania. Conservationists say the step may be a sign that the nations may begin to slap tighter controls on plans to alter the jungle environment. They say the jung~e is presently being stripped or foliage at a rate of about 400 square miles per year. SAVEeoc w.cu ,.COLDS MIDIC• 6 oz. SIZE AD PRICES PREVAIL: Official csumates say one percent or the Amazon has been chopped down so far about IS,000 square miles. But no one knows what percentage would be critical before serious environme nta l consequences and possible dimatic changes result. "Whi le we do not wish lo encouraee unfounded optimis m about the status of these tropical forests, we believe that due recognition for recent achievements may go further than per s is tent d e nunciations.·· says Thomas Love jo y, vice pr e s i d e nt o f th e Washington-based World Wildlife Fund. "The point is that each time a plant or animal becomes e xtinct, we move one iota closer to a planet that is less capable of supporting life," he says. 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FOUffTAIN VALLEY -M9fn0tl• I WerMr SANTA ANA-3111 Soutt\ lriltol StrHI 6sa Oronge Coost DAI LY PILOT/Sunday, Oocemb r 13. 1961 Coastal beach park improvements welcome 1'wo ycal'S havt• µasscd s inct.> th(' s t ate of Cttl ifornia purchased. !or $~1 5 mi l lion , th e most exp ens ive IJll't'<' of µarklaml 1n slalt' history, th • 3 .5 mile s tre tc h o f oceaofront l and h t>lwet'n Corona d e l Ma r and 1.c.tguna Beac h . n o w officiallv titl e d Crystal Cove State Park." With additional acqu1s1t1ons and la nd g ifts. lht' park now covers 2,800 acres. but m ost of at has r e mained fenced o ff from public use while t he state c1cvis(•d a m asll'r pla n for 11 :-. d evelopmt'nt Thi ·. of t'C>U rsl'. lt a:-. 1101 d et e rred dt'ditatt•d bt•ac:hgnt·r~ who, over t he past two s ummt.•ri-, h ave climbed fent'<':-.. sernmhll'tl down cliffs and n s kl•d lhl•tr nt•<·h runn in~ across Coas t I ltghwa~· to reach the now publtr s trand So 1t 1s t•n t·ourag111g to h•:arn t h a t m u I t 1 m 1 I I i o n <I o I I a 1· improvement:-an• in the offing for Crvs tal CO\'t.• Stalt• P ark. with the first S2 m1llio11 to tw s1~'nt h.' n ext s umml'r Th 1 s w ti I µ r o v 1ti1• f o 11 r UnJ.Htve ct purk111 g lot~ for 820 vehicles. pedcstriun he ul'h u<'<'t•s-. ramps. r estrooms, sign s, rat lm~-. and gate s. Secon d phast• <lt•v1.•lo11.1,11e11t will s et> the cxµc11d1t1111· 111 a nother $4.8 m 1llwn 111 r1 ... 1·al 1982-83 for udd1l11111al 1111\1•d par king art>us. p~ivt·il hkvdt• :11ul pe d t:!stnun trails. h1k1111: 111111 equestrian lr<ul:-. I :111111\ p11·1111· .... itcs and '1 ~1 a p 11 111t-. \ 1111111 SSO<>.OOO o f I h1~ 11111111•\ '' 111 111' '•'I a s 1dt• for rt·l o1·n t 111 11 111 1111 • ('{lll<'Slrtan t't•nlt·r '""' l111•111t·1I 1111 th<· <><·Pa11 hluff Then• ,.., 1111 cln11ht 1111 , 1-. 11111· .,f lht· 11w -.1 h1·.111tll11I 1·11.1-.1.d a I t• ;1 ~ Ill th I' -.111t1• ,ltlll I h ;u•q 111s 1t 11111 l11r puhllt' "''' 111 1!17:1 \\a:-~f't•;it .:111HI tit'\\' 1111 lh11~1· who f1 ·111·1•d 11 u11.:ht lu• 1t\'t•1't.1k1·11 l)y t•t1111111t•11·1,ll th·\ 1·1t11u111•11I In lh1 · 11111•1 1111 rt h,1., ht•t•on w s um t'l ht II~! 111 11 pru hlc• 111, thll' Io ris ky pal'l1.111~ 1111 t '011 ~1 I h gh \\ !1\ a n ct cl I ~ II ..: I' I',. Ill t' II I ll ' t 0 n·s p1111~1h1hl \' h 1r 111·1·d 1·d IH•;wh dt•.inup \\'111 cl th;1t llh' :-lah• .11 la-.1 1., l'l'.tth 111 llh l all rl\'t•th •d p1n)I "· f a1·11i1 ,, . .., " 11111r1· 1 h :111 \\ t•ktllllt' A reason.able offer P resid e nt Rl•agan m 41de the proper dens1on in a pproving the possible return of .,Oml' or a ll o f the l l.500 stnkmg <11r controlle rs to fe d e ral Sl'r Vll'(' m a n y <'apa<·tt~ e xcept their former f1t'ld T h l' c· o n t r o I I l' r s w h 11 conducted an tllc•gal stnkt• a fte r rec:e1\'lng ~o me of the h1ghes1 financial be nefits in governme nt ser\'lce . C'riti(•1zcd thl' mil\ e R o ber t Pol 1, h t•ad o f the nm \'-de r e rtifif•d P rofession.al Air TraffiC' Controllers union. a nd for the mome nt a g a in ahle to s pt!\\ his g reed~ a ims befort.' telt·,·ls 10n c ameras, l'alled Hl·:11zan·._ aet1011 <.t "t·ruel hoa~ · Y es. tht•rt.•.., il c rud hoax invul\'ed. hut 1l ·., not b' lhl' pres ident It W<h b~ thl• striking c· o n t r o 11 c r ~ \\ h 11 c a r n e d a n a\'erage of S.1 1.000 CJ ~ear a nd said 40 hour~ "a~ too mul'h work The\ k nc:v. thl• "trtkt• "as illegal · They SOURht to nl<tkt• lht• gov e rnment ben<I Tht•y lost The action w asn t JU"l against the go\'e rnmc nt. 1t "<1~ against those of u s w ho fl~" o n bus mess. those o f us who use l hl• a 1 r 11 n e s to mo v l' c'<11n mt: 1 t' l' , those of u s who r el\ on the c:arrit.•rs for o ther supi>urt Ill other words. e \'t•ry one of us The pres ident wa~ c11rrt•d an sa~·i ng the s trikers \H'r(• mt ~l ed () r had h <.Id \' I s (' d ' IH t h (' I r lt•ad(·rsh 1.p · W ith th e· na tional unl'mplo~ m e nt rat e c:dg1 n J,! lowurd 9 percent a nd man) o thl'r feder al workt•r s faC'rng layoffs or c11 s mi ssal !.. \\l' s u gges t the s triking contro lle rs knoC'k off the " h 1 n i n g o ,. t.· r t h e 1 r o " n foolis hness. and n •:-ol \'e n t.•x t time not to tnte lht' hand that feeds th em Chance to spread cheer Oran ge Coast r es idt·nts wanting to h elp oth ers in need this Chris tmas c an contact anv of t he followmg organization~ · Tht' El Toro :\1 a r inl' Corps Air Station as s ponsonng its third a nnual Toys for T ots Benefit Air S h ow tod a v a t the Marin e h e licopte r station at R ed H ill Avenue m Tus tin Adm1ss1on is on E' unwrapped toy Santa will arri ve o n t h e Tustin field al 1 15 p m . via a Goodye ar hh mp Two air s ho w s a re s c heduled al 11 a m and 2 p m For m ore inf orm<.illon call 559 2767 Sha r e Our Sel ves. a non-profit group 10 Costa Mesa that h elps the n eed) 1s seeking turkey dinn e rs. n e w toys a nd money for its a nnua l .. Adopt a Family " project All gifts mus t be d elivered o n Dec. 22 to St Joh n 's Ha ll al 1015 Ba ke r St. in C o s t a M l' s a . f'' o r m o r e inform atio n call 549·2001 • F ISH Organizatio n . S<'r \'m g the ~ewport -Harboo area. need:. canned food , powdered mtlk , peanut butte r a nd Jelly and ne w unwrapped toys to he used during the holidav season a nd all v ear Donations. can be dropped off a t the Communit v Church Bv the B ay. 148 E. 22nd St. m Costa M esa. Donations of c as h can be made throug h a ll c hurc hes and synagogues The Assoc iated S tudents at O range Coast College in Cost(j Mesa a nd 'the county lluma n Services Age n cy a re collecting n ew unwrapped t oys for c hildre n in fos ter h omes . <;ifts can be dro pped ofr at t he ASsociated Studen ts office a t the Costa Mesa college. Fo r more infor mation call 556-5644 T h e Salvation Armv 1s collectin g c anned good s, 'n e w toys and m oney at their Sant a Ana office at 818 East 3rd St F'o r m ore information c:all 542-975() Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of ttie Daitv Pilot. Ottie r views ex prc'>-.Pd ~" ln1-. IJ<lfli' •tr• 11'11)'>• 011rw1r aurnor., ano art1<,h . RPoOer c.ommt'n i 1\ 1n v11 ~d AClor ... , rt ... :1<Ht v Po101 P 0 Bo>< 15&0. Cos ta Mesa . CA 92&2& Phont• 111-IJ &4J -J311 L.M. Boyd I Moomhine tragedy Q. What's the worst case e ver of m oonshine poisoning., A Proba bly that 1951 tragedy in M c N a1 r Cou nt}, Tenne ssee . A 57·gallon batch o f corn whiskey was laced with wood a lcohol F'tfly -Cive persons died. and numerous others were blinded or othe rwise afflicted w ith nerve damage A 340·pound booze runner named John Richard Hard • was sentenced to hre in the pen1te nt1ary Not all men can w a it an hour b<.>fore they s have every morning. but to ~el the best s have. they should wail, evidently. E xperts say it ta ke s that long before lhe sleep's puUiness ~ubsidcs so the whiske rs cao be ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat P"'bU\"'4Nf •vf"'• l'UY ot lf'Wo ,_.,., 41 UO Wn' tHt \I . C°'l• -.. .._ .. , •O<••>-f .. Ilea lMt C .. IA """"' t.• "•h case a a a a a a whacked orr in the mosl efficie nt manne r If you were lo write your me moirs, to whom would you dedicate same'> Decathalon champion Bruce J enner dedicated his book to his dog Bertha She ran with him while he trained Al the lime a m an and woman mar ry , they've known each other at l e a s t t w o yea r s , If t y p ical. Matrimonial surveys show t hat. Thal t he average woma n m a rries at the age of 21 has been widely reported. A sing le young-lady ~19 might bear this in mind. It suggests she ha s a lready met her future hus band. Thomas P. Haley Pub lishe r I Thomas A. Murptllnt · Ed itor Barbara Kreibich Editorial Page E ditor <n<rtnn c a a a > ••t = ; . ~ Soviet people pay for power () II 1• t1 ( I Ii t' lrl fl 1 t• f 11 Ill JI I 1• I t· tur 11 arour11b 11v1·1 th1· vt·ar .. h.1s lwl'll tht· 11ff11·1al ,\1111•rll'an ,·11·v. 11f H11""'t1n ""''lf•I\ T hll1) \l'ars a1:11 11 "'"' lh1· opinwn 11f 011 1 bt'llt·r" t11.1l lh1• l!u-.'>1art" !' fl II I 1 I II • l ti O J n \ l h I II g I I g h l C 'om munrsm , 1l """'~ held, hdfl f ,1thl·rt'<l a tc•<·hnulng1cally 1ncomµett•11t '>oc1el) th<il would t·ruC'k and turn 111 1 r umbc; when forced to comptte an ;in nrm ... 1 arf• v. 1th the 'nilcd Stall·~ Tod:n the lrne 1s that the· Rt•dc, run J ... oc1et} · lhat <tl leas t minimally tak<·'> t•art• Of llS peopl<• <tod jlOSM'SSl'" a WJr mal·hint· Y.h1c·h 1.., the 1•quJI rf riot fast ht•com1ng the ... upenor of the comtunt·tl m 1 g ht or a 11 the t t: ,. h n '"'' 0 ' ,1 11, advanced democracies • O l 'RI N(, T HE Korean War th" American go\ 1•rnm c·nt 1'"'Jll.111wd tlu , mrlilarv \'ic•lortl''\ of th<• Red Ch1n•·-.1· ;,.., thost.-1~f a tcchnol11J!tec1llv hat•kward pcopk whos1· :.111d1cr~ '' 1·r~· hopped up CJnd hyµc•d'111to fanat1C·1~na h' drug-. and µropagC.1nil<1 fl wa;°'i said Hu'>slan poY.<·r "us hu1lt on htll1· mori· Jn tht' 19$)11.., (;l'n Akxandl·r I lu1g. our ~l·C'relC.lry of s t :ile . and must ollwr high ra11k1nJ? mthtar~ uff11·i a!... -.p1•nd a ~11rpra..,.n11 CJmounl Of IHTil' hO<i'>lrng and hoO<.llllg Russian µro...,es~. lht· m anch of tht:i r growm~ na\'y, lht!rr da ngerous new bomber. their "sophisticated" ...,eaJ.1t1n.; to use the adJec'tl\e that <;en llJrl! llu Howard Cosc:ll of d1pJ,,mac~ cmµl<i~' \\ h r n c ,. er he rn 1· iJ n t h 1 I 1 1 h JI h1gh·tech C.1rt1s tr;. Who '>'Ould ha\'l' l'\ t•r prt•clwlt rl th.11 the rncompetent. 10 thumht:<I 1 •1mm1t•s of lht• 1950~ c·ould ha\'e gottl'n s<1 ttd l'Pl <.tl the '>l'l\'lll'(' of mao;~ '' arf<1n"' 1 t on fr-;~ tu han ng lrllll• kncm l1·dg1• 11( mll1t.1r,\ affairs .rnd 11·~-. Juclgm1·nt hut good or bad. thl•tr m1l1tdr,\ lu11a111•<; .He .... an\lllU'> to "Pl·nd Kussran trea s ure ;and t al1•11t 1111 gun~ a~ nu r lunatics They ma} ha~c· to l11d high and pay more of a 11r11•1• hov.1·\1·1 '\11 I. ~:h1•r-.J.111l Ill .m arti('IP Ill fhC '1:1•\\ \ 111 I. I<•·'"'"'. v. roll· I hat the lrfe • 'f1t·1·t.111 n 111 th1• Sci\ 11•1 t 'n1<1n h::t!> lwt•n VON HOHMAN dropping hy prt'l'1p1tou .. number..· " I hi· LI vrr~1gl' ~>' wl I tf l' ,pan toutd be unclt•r ti8 to1fav lowe r. 1n other words. than 1t y,as 111 the· late 1950s Measured II\ tlw hPallh 11f 11., people. the Soviet I n 111n 1 .. "'' l11ng1:r a developed nJtwn Thl·n· I'> n1>l a single country in ;ill 11f E1ir11pp rn faC'l . 1n which la ves ,ll"l' ..,,, ..,hori or h;.ilnes · death ralt!S so htl!h !1111 l'\l'll llnJJ fl\'{!rt ~h{'d h,111 ('I\ tll/l'd :\lb4tnliJ FOK T HIS :.talc• of affairs Eberstadt .1~"1i,:n1•d man\ cau"e" s urh a5 th e cfct'l1111n~ qualll~ of bah} food and nur .. 1ng furmulJ. u t e rine damage t•aust'<1 hv the sax to eight abortions the J\1•ru1n· So\1et wo man undergoes d11r1nc lh~· ch ildbear i n g years. mnn'itrous. ;1lcohohs m. air, waler and 1•:arth pollution from industnal wastes. .. 1up1cf u'<' ol Jll'<.llC'1de~ and radiation f rum lt•Jk' at11m1C· cleC'tnc generators. I I<-al.,11 .11tnhutcd th•· high death rate m l•l'lntl' nt llfr mC'n to accidents from \\o rk \\llh '>hoddtly ;,ind dangerous ly mad1• faf'lon 1•qu1pmcnl He added 1n ht'> s kt-td1 of tht~ demoralized society thJt l'h,. St•\tet l 'nion may haveonJy a tt·nth a'> many motor vehicle!> as the l 'n1lt'<I StJtc~. !Jut rl ha!'. JU!>I a !> many trafrlt fatalrt1cs A~ rr that Wt'rc n•'t enough. 1t was F:bt'r~latlt " op1n1on lhal the m en who run Ku'>s ta have hC'c n '\theduling t·uthat·k.., 1n med1ral <,c rv1ces and fat·1hl1c~ tx·c·au~c the nearly nat rate or Ru'>stan cl·1mum1c growth has not been alilc to ... u-.tatn 11-. armies. modest gains in 1·1in.,um1 r ~nods for the pt>pulatton and a modi.:rn E.'.Stabh-,hmenl The Ill-< 1s1on lo chop back on · health "'a... maflt· l>t>causc .. Denying a sick mCJn Jn 1,µcrat1o n after all. rs not nt•arly St> d1 fftc ull a s ta king away a h<:Jlth) man·-. -.hoes · Although. 1r all LhtnAS rnntanuc a-, they have, some lime tlown tht· torndor of contemporary h1~lM}. the Ru!>s1ans a re going to have tt) < ut l'On:.umer <;p<'ndtn~ a lso IT OOt:SN'T follow from this that the Russian government is pining to drop out uf lht• ~1rm s r<1cc ~any another ruling t la ... s ha:. sought to for est all n·hc·ll111r1 IJ~ rn \'olving its nation in lore1gn "';.ir-. :\o nethe le ss, labor 1ntensl\l' t<uss1a 1s louk1ng at a worker shortage lh<Jn ks It> rL'i declining birth r:ites ,11 th:-it r('gardless of the Poht burt'au " ..., 1ll1ngness to sl)orten the popula t1 o n 's life to s us t a in r ocket product ion. a trme ts coming when the expedwnt ..., 111 no longer work. when other cuts an the standard and style or Ru~sian lire "111 have lo be made to prolong lhts ..., ar w1thciut end If we <'an fort'st'e ~uch possibilities. m<i ylle the) CC.In too If they can't. so much the worse for all of us It 1s worth I he l ry to find out. to see 1r they want to cul u deal They may w ant to lengthen the1 r foreshortened Ii ve s. assuredly we don't "l!>h to stunt our own A sad Christtnas lesson for children To lht· Editor Th rel' llltlc t·h1ldren ranh "'1th th1•1r ... mall i.:1fts •lf brt•ad for tlw1r fcJthN1·d f rtl'tHh As lhl',\ a pproad11•1I 1 ht· ..,,.,. "all , v.hcrt• lhe' al'>':.i\s sit to lhrov. their hn•ad tu lhl' dutk" lhl',\ "ondl·n ·tl wh~ their friend-; 1hdn'1 t o me· fl\ rng and running on thl· \\atl•r to 1!rt'<'I tlwm "''It loud arc I J mat ion' as lht•\ 'l'>U;tl h 11111 But. thr~ Saturday rn 'n••<'t•m hN "J" d11fert•nt N1mcth111Jo( ..., a :-H'r,\ "run~. ~ol onlv Y.Ouldn t lht'll' fn('n<h C'Clmt· 111 lh<'m . l)ut tht:,\ \\uulcln't partakt· rn thl' g reat feu-.1 the\ had planned f•1r l h<'m ln-.tead t he~ q111Ptl ,\ rntllt'<I 111 '\lll;all group'> on the \\akr •if <:r.ir1d t'.1n.1I ON 0 1'\E SPOT, '.\l ;illarch W11od Duc·k. ~11,~1·0,·1e .11111 d11m1•stH·s f111 ml·d u 1•1r<:l1• CJround ~1 larg1· '' h1tr l>1nl J -. 1f to prntel't 11 a~ 11 stnq~J.!l<'rl \\'tlh lrf1• anrl I hen death fmall,\ look 1ls la .. t hr1•a1 h J ncl the c irl'I(• hrulH• Still '>'•lllclt•rrn~! the t hildren ~aw the .'·uunc polH•em'an wad in g 1n tht• watn c:1rdull' remonnj:? lhl' hrnhcs of l'll'H'll of lh<.·1r frie nds l~u11•tly . I hl'rr motltt•r told th1·rn the d ucks had bC'en po1~oned The Christmas lr ghts \\er{· lw1nkltn1! on lhl' main Slrt'el or lht• Vtlhge a" their mother hurric<I them homl' But they still wonde red wh,\ anti "'hat lhl·1r frie nds had done to dc'>en<.· tht~ fate Thev ha\'en't r eturnl'd s mrc• I 'am \H1ting about a n 10c1rlent l hat occurred on Balboa Island on a recent Saturda) Perhaps. the setr a 1ipmnte<I Scrooge c·an ansY.cr th(•tr qul'st1ons. a~ well as mine What had lh"'l' little· c reatures done that an )~ne -.hnuld .;ubJC<'t them lo thP CJ gonr zin~ d<»•th or po1 somnJ!' Wh) s houldn't thr~ lie ahlt• lo s t ay in these watf'rs that thl'~ havt' always known" Oocsn l our Srrooi:l• know that Newpo rt Hay \\a' 1inc•c a wild life pr eser ve that th<.•ir ann•s tcH~ rliscovered m a n v ve;,1 r s lw forc our Srroo~c t•,·en knew of this plaet•" All J can truly a s k b 'why"" M. A."IWll.ER Scare tactic? To the Editor Obviously the appral"t.'r~ ror the Irvine Company's leasl·hold proJ)('rt11·-. live in Dltroit. Othe rw1-;t'. the) woultl know that the deafrnmli( rour or Jl'l noise from the J ohn Waynt· l\1rporl '' driving home pr1n·~ d own ,and nol up Alm ost a ll of the Irvine 'nmpany·~ lt>asehold property 1n Newport Beac h .s threcUy under the niJ.?ht path <ind as tht> .111 port l'"<J)an<ls. ll·<t '>l'hold property. as ~' 1•11 a~ l1..·c·h11ld lam!. will go down I \\ondl'r rr the ln1nc Company's < .tllouserl h·u<>ehold policy 1s not tu sran· lt•a-.l·holdt>rs 1nlo buying the MAILBOX p1 "IJl'rt~ sci lhJt tht> firm can then prt><·t·1•tl tu µu.'>h for arrµort expans ion Tho· l t\llll' ('umpany n eeds a large .11q111rl 111 .tt·t·ommodate its projects m tht• lntnl' mdu.,tnal complcJt. its down < !>.1-;t c•onn•ntum hotels and h1gh-n sc 11H1t·l' lo\\l'rs and s1m1la r development plann1•d Jt :"'1·"' port C'enter. In Ill.\ •1111n10n 1l ts for this reason. the r1r111 ·,, fl!'l•d fur ti l ~1rge internationa l ,111 port. th:il th1· lr\'111e Company sold l<rntl 111 llW 1·0111\1_\ for the .John Wayne 1\11·11ort rxpa nsion Now t hat the (·\p,1n ... 11m '" about tn commence. it 1s t1m1· !or lht• firm tn liquidate its assets 111 n·~11 l1•11l1al an·a::. ll F::NHY DE CASTILLA Profit and poverty To tht• Editor Ttw t.•conom1c shortcomings due to our present a dministration's policies a nd those or the past quarter century lo meet the basic needs of our people are f1reballm~ this nallon to the brink o r pandemonium Tht> entente bet ween our entr enched representatives in Congress. high level c abinet policymaker s and corporate ronglom erat1ons has res ulted in 98 pf r CC'nt of l:1sl year 's profi ts of the IE'admg 100 corporations ending up in the coffers of a mere avaricious 19. Who arc these pirates who have p lunde red the wealth of our beloved hind cousin~ econo mic stagn ation. u nl'mploym ent , o utra~cous in te r est • I •'rt,. r ·' t rimt r1·n.le n u t 1· u'f'/1·11m 1• T l'U' r111l11 '" '""''' n,,. /f'/t1•n 1 .. /11 ·~<'t' t>r I ,,, 1•111/1 'di. I ,, ••. ,,.,, ,.,, '-"""'' llf .l(lt. 1 '""' r•' lr•H 111/1 ~' 1111 1•rr prl'/Nt'n<"t' All 1 'I• ,, ''1"'1 m1'11u11• .,1ono111r1• ond rt101/mq •l !rt•• '' 1i,,, •11m11 ' m11v ~· ll't/hhel.d on r~ 1" ,1 II ,,,,,,, '' 111 '•'•1~1111 '' upµnr .. 111 I"'''"' ,, 11 .. 1 ;., 11ufl11~ht'd /.l'lln, mo11 ~ '' /,·1111 .. n. ti '" "~ • 1111111> \(lmt' and phmw ni.11 /11 • .,/ llu • onlnt111/11r '11U,I ti(' l,/ll't'n /01 I 1 r•/1111/11m l'l"'f)(l,1'~ >a.2 a e r<ill'~ and d1sCJ~trous 1nflat1on" Cht•rk the profit ••nd loss sheets of our µl'lroleum l'ompan1t'S a nd you will nutH'l' a t•onsp1 t UOUS lack or red tnk Tht• lat<·~t t•xlra tax benefits to these µorein1·~ of petrolatum amounts to a mrrt• S.'l8 hllhon. an amount almost c·o1 nl·tdt·nt al I) needed to present the Ins<> or dtreh needed benefits to our de sen tnl! cldrrly who ha\'e invested their honest hard labor . sweat. tea rs and hloo<l an th•~ country T he poor. handicapped. dis abled and the truly needy are having the last 'hreds uf de<'1.•nC') c;t npped from them by s heer ~recd and exploitation Th c.., e Jll' 11 11 I e are t he f 1 r s t lo l'X pcricnc·e t h t• knell o r econom ic 1frgraclat1on hut hov. long till ll tolls for all ur us" JOHN W GESKE Housill({ solution To the Editor I suggest that tf Mrs Heathe r a nd her cohorts on th(' Newport City Council wa nt lo solve the probc lem of low-cost housing and they cla im they do - th ey s hould d eclar e a ll leasehold property lo be low cost housing . They would solve two problem s al one blow The leaseholde rs could stay m their homes and the city o f Newport Beach rould m eet c riticism s regarding the la c k of l o w cos t h o usin g here. Furthermore. lak ing su ch a stand w o uld e nable Mrs . Heath e r and Messieurs Cox a nd Mauer to discr edit the currcn'-behefs that they are "Irvine Compan} property ' ROBERT KNOL~YS GlDllY SUS As of this date I Intend to purchase stamps in s mall denominations -ones, twos. fives scatter them at random on first class mall and let the Postal SerVIC'e fiJ(ure it out. P.K.R o-•~c_... __ ._.,,~--­ "ou .. -.1, r.-.Ct "" .~.,---....,. _.,.. -·· •• o-, Golt. o.llt ...... , • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, December 13, 1981 ~·· Garamendi must seek recognition • ID Southland By CHAJU.t:S (.i. R•:U. Charles c; Hell as a proftfuor of political :rcaenu al Cal State Fullerton John Garamcndl, D Walnut Grove , announced has cumlidacy ror governor on Nov. 18. Who? Well you m1i:ht 1ts k. Ga ramendi. who re presents the rura l 13th State Senate Dis trict in no rthern California 1s virtually unknown in most or the state. Both the Los Angeles Tames and Field Polls r eport that only 4 percent of the s tate 's Democrats s upport Garamendi's gubernatorial a m b1t1ons In particular. he is unknown In Southern California. Since 57 p e r cent or the s tate 's Democrats live in Southern California, Garamendi has the monumental tas k or getting known south or lhe Tehachapi Mountains . Gar a m endi's unus ually e arly announcem ent some six and a half months before next year's June primary -is d esigned to give him time to build his na me. Toward that end he has spent $50 thous and for some 23,000 "G a r amendi for Governor " s ig n s thro ughout the state In addition, he is also s pending som<.' S90.000 for u s ta te wide T V "spot " blitz In many ways, Garam cnd1's atte mpt res e mbles the futile efforts or two earlier unknown candidates Norton Simon and Ken Maddy. In 1970, Sim o n , a n \J n k n o wn Hepublic'un million~ure tried to defeat GO P Inc umbent U S Sen c;eorge Murphy in their party's prima ry Simon s~ent over $2 million and got 670,000 vot es to Murphy's I 3 m illion votes Simon's a ll·out media bhtz cost him ove r $3 a vote. and he lost O r ('OU r H', l h t•r l.' ar c :,1g111fH·ant d ifference:. bet wee n <iaramendl's and S1111on 's canchdac1e!> Simon entt>red his 1970 primary late in m id March aflc't dumagin~ µublic ity about Murphy. Guramendi hall c.•ons idcrably more time to build his t•ampa1~n a nd he wall not be running a~a inst an incumbe nt Both of these ure to h is advanta~c liut Garamend1 has httl(' hope of raising h uge amounts of money nor has he a pe rsonal fortune to :-.pend And, there 1s no h int of scandal attacht:d to [-1ayor Tom Hradley """ NEVER MIND, Dc,AR-· IT'S THE . THOU<5HT i~AT COUNTS ... BSSJC>ES, I CAN TEL.I. WHAT ~O'RE IHINKI N~ · . ' Ang l•h·-. 1 wh<1 11> the IN1d1ng ('On tender fu r tht-l>l'rnonat11· g ulJ<.'rn :1t orial nnm 11wt1011 111 197H. a1111th1•1 unknown, F rei.no A!-.-.t•mhlyrtu111 K1..•n Mutldy, also ran for i.:o vcrn(lr lit· )Joun•d $1 5 m1 lhon into tht· c:c>P 1m111;1ry must of 1t 1n TV ad V<.'rlt:-.t•rfl(•Ot. Whrlt.• M :11ldy's me<ti<1 hlttz improved h1!. -.t11ndrn~ 1n lhe polb from ~ 1K·rc·1•11t tr1 Ot tober 1977 to 19 Jll'rc·l·nl 111 May 197H he could do no hc th.'1 On c leC't1un d:i y, ~addy rec·etved Ill :J pcn•tnt of lilt· volt-c'U!>t com 1n~ IO th ircl 111 a f11·ld IJf '>('\'en M acid)·, l«1m pa1gn m a} ht the clo~tst pJrnlll·I to c;,;r :i111f•nc11 :-. pre!-.cnl effort \1 :idd\ run 1n an lllJt·n r1c:Jd there was no 111(·11rnbcrll and drew !>Uhslant1al 1>u 111rnrt from lht• -.tale's northe r n farm ing tntl·rt:-.l!-. (;uramcndl I!> alSO r un111ng 1n a 11 Ol'l'n f ield <and h is upp<1:-.1uon tu I hl• l'c:ripheral Canal will -.ur(·I ~ !lrJ\\--.uti:-.tant1al ~UPJKJrt from nor thern far m 111g mt erl''>t!> too ~adcl:r al!.11 lwgan h11> campaign early "Ith a largt• 1 ~~>() f.1001 media budget But ~Jdd~· s -.trt•nr.Hh \.\a:-. lim ited to norttwrn <\d1 f<irn1u \.\hen: ht won 13 l'OUfllll'' m thl' .Ju1w primary Even ~o. :vt ad ch tarnt· 1n wttJnd 1n tht• north hl· h 1 ,;cl J\ ttorn1·\ <; l'n cr'11 I 1-: \Edie Youn~cr trailing by 151.000 votes Tht· lt•!'>:-.tH'l for c:ar;imend1 I!> dear ht• h:i:-. 111 \.\ 111 Ill tht• north UUt he also h••!> teo du \.\l·ll in tht· 1>uuth <: ar<11nl·11d1 c·an rt·a~onabl y expect -.u li:-.lant 1;.1 l -.upport fro m nor the rn \ 11lt'r:-. 'A ho :.har<.' h1~ po!>1llon on the l'.inul \ n·c·c·nt f 1(•liJ Poll !>hows that 62 pcr(•c·nt tJf ncirthern C.:aliforn1a vote rs IJPJHJw tlw Can:.il "'h1lc only 23 percent favor 1t \nd c;aram e nd1's ma1or 11ppom·nt. HrJtllc~ v.tl l lost: votes 1n the nurtlt l1t•('JU't' thl· Lo-. An_ge lt!s ~tciyor :-U IJIJl>rt!> th(· C'Jnal ('11nH·r-.<'h c;c1 ramc nd1 will lose \ ott·:-. m lhl' ~11uth II\ er lht:' Canal IS!>Ue ~outhl'rn (';.1hlorn1a \rJll'r'> !>UPIJOrt the l':in a l ~>I 1J1•r(1•nl lo 13 p t:r c e nt ~H'<'ordmi.: ll1 lhc '>aml' F u:ld Poll Courage outranks military skill at crossroads W ASlllNGTON Deep m the craggy mountains of Afghanis tan. the world's mos t rugged guerr illas are playing a deadly game or hide·and·seek with the Russian invade rs. The fi ercest guerrilla of t hem a ll is Mullah J alla lludin I s ent my rovin g re porter , Peter Gr ant , into Sov1et·on up1ed Afghanistan to inten•1c w him G rant d isguised him se lf as an Afg han mountain rrian in a weather ed turban . baggy pants. knee-le ngth shirt and vest B u t h e r e fus ed t o g1\'e up hi s m adc·in-America Adid as Jogging shoes for st1H. uncomfortable native s andals a decis ion that almost blew his cover The enterprising Grant experienced t he d angers and rigor:. or guer r illa fighting against the Russians with their · G -JA-Cl_A_ID-IR-S0-1 -~ superior fi re powe r a nd he licopte r: gunships. He obser ved the siege of a Soviet outpost in the ba rren outreaches of the border region:. The borde r crossing K ip lin gesque tre k t o fr o n tier witH Gra nt ~1u ja hid i g uerrilla com pleted his d1sgu1se be~an with a the Pa kis t an garbe d a s a A f~I beard He pa ssed through s ix checkpoints without arous ing sus p1c1on, his Adidas s hoes notwithstanding At one s top. the guer rillas were de tained for a da y near a Pa kis tan milita r y base To reduce the risk of de tection. Grant h id OUt in a grubby, !.W<.'ltertng n)'-fllled room . \\.'lthoul a toilet or running water It was the most elegant quarters he wa s to see for th<.' ne xt several days ··My Af J?ha n host s occasio nally brough t m e s weet te a and tasteless food ... Grant wrote "It was better than a nything I got afl<.'rwards · Peeking throug h a crac k in the door . he watched the guerrillas load a truck w ith a bout 20 boxes of arm s a nd a mmunition He snooped outside after dark a nd discovered a wa re house filled with a bout 300 boxes of munitions The guer rillas picked up two other Wes terners. Richa rd ;ind C hristian Mou y. a f'r<.'nch m edic al team. who would also be s m uggled across the border . Because they had no beards to c a m o uflage their pa le faces. they covered their heads with chadens. E ><plaincd Gr ant "T he Pa kis tan government proh 1b1ts the Red Cross from getting any closer than 30 miles lo t he Afgha n bor der Many wounded Mujahidin die on the· grueling. five·day donkey t rip for medica l help ... So t h e Mouys. d e vout Frenc h M uslims. had volunteered t o bring me dical help into the battle zone. The three Westerners we re crowded ns inconspicuous ly as possible into a van with nine Mujah1din fi ghters ··At the la s t roadblock , .. Grant r eported . "the border o rricial s wung ope n the back door and for a full 30 ~econds, l could feel his eyes staring at m y Western jogging shoes. I felt them gro wing to the size o f boxcars. "He gra bbed m y s houlde r and d emande d , ·o o you speak Englis h ? Like an Idiot. 1 grunted no. realizlog too late that an une duc ated Afghan s houldn't e ven h ave understood the que stion "lie began screaming and waving me out of the van I was about to make a d e j ecte d ex it whe n he suddenly dis appeared with the guerriJla escort leader into a nearby hut I sat and wondered was I goin~ to be a rrested" Deported " To come so close a nd ··My fo vor itt• Mullah emer~ed. and 10 mi n utes la tt•r we wer e ac ross thl' border in Afghanistan lie explained t hat ht' had ~ol\'l'd the problem with a bra be of 3 000 rupee:. or about S300 · That lc:ne:-. m (' with anot h t'r problem Ho\.\ tu "'rite this off on m) t!Xpense ac,·ount • • To talk to J J l1allud1n. Grant had to hike for sen·ra l da) s O\ er fp,1e rugged m ou n tain range!.. dod ~1 ng So\'let patrols and ar med helicopters "We would start "'alk1ng at 5 an the m orning and oft en keep going until d a rk ... wrote Gran t ··Bre akfas t consisted of bread and tea For lunch mavbe we would ha\'e a little fruit. Sometimes we were lucky and would find eggs or meat for s upper "Some of my MuJahidin escorts we re old men. 60 o r 70 years or age They bounded up and down the mountains without even breathing hard They took delight in w<itching m e coll apst' an exha ustion al t'ver y rest s top "For the!:tt' rugged peo ple. <i 12·hour march O\'er mounta inous terrain 1s an afternoon nature stroll T hev ca n live fo r weeks on bread. t ea and cooking otl "Of course. manv die under these harsh conditions Bu·t the sur vivo rs are som e of the sturdiest. most durable people on earth The Russians ha\'e l<.'arned the ha rd wa\' what fi er ce fighters the) can be .. · Fighting is second nature to the m an of Paktia province who guided Grant through t heir cr aggy corner of the e arth The homes 1n the province \.\ere ~rim fortress·like outpos ts. oft en with wat chtowers and rifle ~lits Before the Russians cam e. the central J!o \·ernment in Afgha nist a n a lways exempte d t he me n of P aklla fro m military sernce They neede d no t r ai n ing to f ig ht 1f t hey we re so disposed. and any drort to conscri pt them might have riled them to f1J?ht against the government T h e Ru ~s 1 u n 1n v ac.Je r s h a ve discovered the war-like nature of the people or Paktia "The province 1s almost completely 1n the ha nds of the Mujahidin." Grant re port ed "Thl' Sov iet and Afgh an com munist for<'es control o nly the la r ges t c1t1cs a nd a fe~ reinforced garrisons ." Late r. Grant's ferocious com panions attacked one of the garrisons .. My host s ... h e wrote. "were com pletely unconce rned about the r eal danger of an air attack We wa lked out in t he open in broad dayli ght We pa ss ed d o 1 c n s o r d es t roy e d R u ssian-m ade tanks a nd pe rs onne l c a r riers. m ule t es t imo n y to the determina t io n o f the Pa kt1ans to preser ve t heir freedom." Around the campfire at night, the guerrillas regaled ea ch othe r with tales of their battle exploits. They sl>it out frequent "hit-tat-tats " to dramatize the fire power Of the Soviet machine guns. When C ran\ tried lo snap pictures, the men insisted on strapping on their bandoleers and g rasping the ir rines In dea th·defying poses. The account from my reporte r added . "One 'feast ' -which meant meat was served was attended by about 20 rebel officers. "The pr'esiding mullah announced that Allah prot ects the faithful in battle a nd every prayer offered during the fighting is repeated 7 .000 times. Any fighter who dies. or course. is shaheed or marty red with a guaranteed pl ace in Parad is<> .. ~U .S . S. R. Y c t Grant found .hest> remarkable people, for a ll the1r aggressiveness. to tw warm. i?cncrous and nature·loving Ill' saw a m e an. bristling Paktian warrior pluck a no we r and pin it to his tur ban during a long trek. ·Ofte n we wou ld be physic a lly d ra gj?cd into hom es for tea by the local inha bitants ... Grant reported "When we e ntered a deserted mud villa ge overlooking the Zu rmat Plain , I was led to a thickly carpeted room a nd told lo wait. About an hour la ter. the terrible Jaltaltudin a nd his entourage ent('r('d. The smell of gun powde r clung to them "T hat n ight. seve ral of his men led me to a cliH overlooking the plain. Below in the darkness. I saw the vivid st rea ms of tracer bullets being fired back a nd forth and hear d the thunder or shclhn~ There lay Tamar, m y next stop ·· • • • The Aj ax of the s iege or Tamir is a gen ial former sc hoolteacher c alled Malm Shakour. Unfortuna te ly, his milita r y s ki ll did not match his courage : When he fired a captured SAM m issile a t a Russian helicopter, the $40.000 rocket la nded in a ne arby fie ld. barely missing his own me n. The T am ir garrison, which had been encirr led by the guerrillas for three wee ks. consists of some 800 Afghan army troops a nd 20 Soviet advisers Their only means of supply is Russian MI 8 helicopters. which ny in usually about twice a week Miles 500 Km 800 CHINA INDIA Grant had <1lr ea d v watf'hed two Hussian guns hips excha nging fire with t he bes iegt•r s a s h e a nd h is two Mu1a h1din guides hiked the last couple of miles a crnss the rock v desert towa rd Tamir That should ha~e been it for a day o r two Rut no soone r had he arrived m the des £'rt t•d m ud vi lla g e t ha t w a!. Shakour·s headqua rters tha n lhe two <·hoppers returned on another foray. .. Men lunginJ? a round the courtyard grabbed their rifl es and dashed out," <irant rePOrled "Shakoor picked up a SJ\ M hand held . gr ound-to· air missile - a wea pon the Mujahidin supposedly did not have .. Grant's host led him to a n inner room and told him to wail the re. The sound or battle wa s comforta bly dis t a nt - except for one loud explosion. The choppers rinally left. and Shakoor returned. "Smoke was rising from a near by field. and I asked Shakour i( that was from the rocket I had heard land so c lose." Grant reported. "He J?rinned sheepis hly 'No.' he s aid. 'That was my missile. (i rant spent a week with the besieging "urmy" around T a m ir It wa s a n instructive lesson in Soviet tactics. "One njght. after a particularly bad dinner or bread, oil and grapes , the mulla h m command of the Muja.hidin's nig ht fi ghters visited the group I was staying with,'' Gra nt wrote "He spoke anim atedly for 15 m inutes with Abdul Ru h«'<I, whose unit had two mortars a nd n recoilless rin e mMt of the rt'bcls' heavy guns " I'hl' mullah \\ antt•cl Rasheed t11 "'1pe uut -.o ml' ('om m unl!>t m ach1nl'·gun n1•s ts that had klllf:d one of the night fighter-. and woundt·d two othl'rs "So early th<' next m orning 'AC loaded tht• n·t·•111lt•:.-. riflt· un the back eif a rfonkt•\ Jnd -.t·t 11ff Wl' v.orkt>d our"'"" throu~h '-'h•·Jtfll'l<h dnehl'!-o. irrigation ('anab <ind farm' arct.. tu \.\1thin 200 ~ ard-. of l ht• t·rwm) -.trnngprnnt The m<ac·h1nt· J.!Un:-. f1ri•c.J at u:-. uni) a ft-IA llm('' Rao;ht·t'<I po:.1wincd tht' llatooka in a p.1rl1all) cfr-.trll\ed hou'>c. <11m1ng 1t lh rouJ.!h a hfllt.' punched by a So\'let ta nk '>hell Befor e hl' c ommenced firing. Rashe(od pured \\o ater on the dirt floor to avrJ1d k1ckmi.: up dust that y,ould g1 \'e a \\< a~ their po-.1t1on '\\'hat ,, Jokt• that turnt'd out t•1 ht." c: rant r{'pi1rll'd 'The first shot kicked up mort· rlu-.t than a ('amel stam pede I hrat'l"l rnv-.{'lf for Lh t' return fire fro m tht• t:1nk;. mortJ r!> und art1 1len we k nl·\\ "t•n• in ttw fort · · llut thP onh n•turn firl' was fro m thl' rru 1c h1nl' µum, that \.\l'rC the guerrillas· targl't:-. ' For h<ilf a n hnur ~P perked off ma1·h1nl· gun n c!>t!. without a n} rcspon:-.t· from their hca\'y guns ... Grant reportt·d J1 1• \\a-. told latl'r that this reluctance of tht• Sc1\·1et ll'd troops tn commit their 1· I t• a r I) .., u JI t' r 1 o r <.' q u 1 p m r n t i s cha ratll'r11>t1l' of the Afghanistan v.a r For "h;.1lt•\ l'r rt•a..,on. the Ru:.s1an ha \ e t'ht1'l'n to fight t he war on a shm•-.tnng • • • \I lh1-. -.1ratt•g11' • ro,..,r11acl-. 11 ( Tama r t n lit•'>ml•n art< hopcles:-.ly 1n1 apablt· 11f N1nducting • 11n\ l'n t1onJI mtl1 t ar) 111wra111m ... Part of the prohlem 1s lht• g1u·rrilla:. dras t ic -.h nrt:igr· of t•qu1pment Hut pt•rhap-. the biggest 1 r o u h I l' 1 ' t he f 1 e r c e lrltlt·1wndt•ncl· and price or th t· frl't•d1>m fig h ter s lhl'fll "t'h«·:-Pl:inn1ng and 'n11rrl1na11on art' a l moo;t t 11 ta ll) ah:-;t•nt t''l.'Cn r utlinwntar~ d1 -.c·11>ltr1l· 1-. a rant~ s..ir rl'llann· Jnd tndl\'1dual in1t1at1 ve a r c \'a I u ah l c· c· om m o d 1l1 1':,. in a mounta in amhu:-.h T hey can be a fatal fl a'"' in thl· 'll'J!<' flf a f11rt1hcd town Fo r in:-;tant'l'. <:rant re ported· "Ont• da\ 'A C were about to fa re a mort~tr from ·a hidden posthon when I no ticed t\\.O me mbers Of the gro up makin~ a fire for tea I pointed this out to th<' commande r . and he a ngr ily ordered the men lo put out the fire " AL on(• point. ~1 Ill man u nit .1:-.s 1gn<'d to keep "a tc h on a strategic road s1 ~l~ ~ a lkcd a wa y '"'1thout ho thering to t ell anyone . f ortunately. the Communists fa iled to exploit t he s itua tion "The MuJahidln often reminded m e o r a bunch of unruly schoolk1ds - whose teacher was at heart one or the bo~·s One dav we intercepted a coded s ho r t -wa ve 't rnns m 1ss1on from the T am1r grirnson to Sovie t headquarter s in f.artit':i . One man w a s pain · stak inf(ly transcribing it when anothe r s neaked up behind him and poured water on his head E veryone, Including the comma nder, roared with laughter a nd lht• broadcast was forgotten." "Thc da y the he licopters a ttac.kc-d l was horn fied to see about 15 M'4.1ahld1n w atchinh the battle from the roof of their headquarters buildinM. If they had been spotted by the MUnships, the a rea would undoubtedly hove come under a rt11ler) h r<' i 6'12 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 13. 1981 Aiding disabled easy ,--------------, Low-cost hardUxire tJaluable too ls MILWAUKEE <AP> Brian Johnston rolled his wheelchair into the glare of corporate promotion and de mons trated t.hat handicapped pt>rsons can help themselves around the house with ordinary low-cost hardware Johnston, 24, crippled by an auto accident eight years ago, was an especially inspirational do-it-yourself eJth ibitor during a Dimension In Independence exposition here. For blind people, IBM displayed a $9,000 typewriter which has a synthetic voice. For people needing a wheelchair lift , an Indiana corporation demonstrated a $1,995 mechanism. For handicapped motorists seeking push-button driving, t.bere were vans costing as much as $150,000. For a quadriplegic in a wheelchair needing a way to open doors around the house, Lanson Industries offered an electronic door-operator for: $600. Then there was Johnston, sitting next door to Lanson's booth with a $3 door-opener among several or his inexpensive creations. items thut will help adapt your res idence to yo ur parti c ular handicap,·' he said Johnston, who works ror an agency involved in housing for the disabled, said he had become "tired of seeing great amounts or money being spent to aid the disabled when you can do a lot more with a lot less. ··Mos t people just talk about helping the disabled by putting in ramps, but I look at it like thls: 99 percent of the time when I go up a ramp in my wheelchair, I can't get the door open." he said. The Johnston display included a bread board with holes into which dishware can nestle to discourage spills : hooks for pans and other cooking utensils which would be 'hard to find in a drawer; water faucets with levers instead of rotating knobs. The doorknob 1s one of Johnston's cleverest conquests. A $3 attachab' rubbe r h andle e liminates the problem of having to twist the knob with rotating wrist action. He even offers building contractors a system or electrical light switches and outlets al varying heights. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I for The Cleanest Clean I I In Your Carpeting Call The I I --··•711 I I We have a 23 +iP eogine to I produce LIVE STEAM vacuum I cleaning. I Only our wands and hoses go I into your business. office. or home. I No need to pre-vacuum. I We move furniture. Guaranteed I spot removaJ. We DE-FLEA, I DISINFECT. and DEODORIZE. I 25c be....,. too• I I MO HID EN CHARGES I I I I ··I wanted to show people that you do not have to spend a lot or money to adapt living quarters for the handicapped," the Pewaukee, Wis , quadriplegic said. He said his handiwork had begun as therapy while he was recovering from the accident that injured his spine . and that he would now like to get into the business or marketing _____________ ... 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UC Irvine's coach may have been speechless. but his players certainly weren"t. nor were the 6,959 fans that filled the Anaheim Convention Center Saturday night after the Anteaters staged probably their greatest moment in basketba ll history with a stunning 82 -70 victory O\'er 15th-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas. The cheers were loud and boisterous, and the players couldn't contain their emotions any longer. All-America Kevin Magee's slam dunk with eight seconds remaining pro\'1ded the final coup de grace ··People doubted us. but not any more." said an elated fo rward, Rainer Wulf, as he ran mlo the locker room. ·'They have talent. but we have brains to go with our tat.:nt. We knew we could do it." The Anteaters. in winning for the s ixth time in as many outings. proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are no longer a "fluke" as some team s may ha\'e previously thought. UCI is definitely fo r real, and the Runnin' Rebels will attest to that. The Anteaters stunned UNLV by jumping out to a quick 8-0 lead Saturday. More than anything else. that beginning helped set the tempo. "I knew when we went ahead 8-0 that we had ·em ... said Wulf. ''They would make r uns after that. hut we always got tough ... The Anteaters led the entire game . but for one brief moment midway thr ough the first half when UN LV grabbed a momentary 13-12 advantage But the Ante aters. s howing the poise that's usually associated with a winner. countered with baskets by Leonard J ohnson and Randy Wh ieldon a nd never trailed after that. That's not to sav there weren't some a nxious moments: however. With seven minutes left to play m the h rst halt. Magee had to go to the bench. with his third foul with the Anteaters holding a 27-20 lead. Last· year. the Anteaters would not only have lost that advantage. but probably would have been buried in the process The 1981 -82 version is different, though. This year·s bench not only mainta ined the lead. but added to its margin to go to the locker room at the half ahead by the comfortable margin of 43·33. T he Anteaters quit'kly made it a 12-point bulge during the ope ning minutes of the second ha If before UNLV. which has now lost two games this week. began to bounce back. Thanks to some accurate shooting by Dwayne Polee. Larry Anderson and Sidney Green, the Runnin · Rebels made a game of it by closing their deficit to 61-57 But then Magee. who finished with 28 points. hit a 12-foot fall-away and followed that with a slam dunk, then Mt'Donald hit a pair of free throws and Magee adde d another basket to put the Anteaters ·back in command t his time for good The 8-0 spurt put the Anteaters ahead. 69-57 with 5:52 to play a nd the rest was academic. ··The t'oach tolrf us lo take high percentage shots and play hard." added Wulf, who had four points and dished off s ix assists. "We had mor e patience. mor e brains and more maturity We d 1dn 't get rattled at a 11. ·1 think what was e\'en better. though, was that it felt like we had all of Orange County behind us ... Indeed. besides the victory, there were other key factors of note, not the least of which was the crow support. which s hould give UCI school officials good r<'ason to hasten their plans for a new camr>us gym. .. T he fa n:. were behind us ... said Wh1eldon ... and they were loud for the convention t'<'nler :°'lobody will be ahll· to get trnkets to our game:. no" Whitj\ brings us to the Anteaters next pivota l arco m p li sh m t-nt re:.pectability. Des pite the lack of res pect PCAA schools usually ret'e1 ve. the l 'CI players defin ite ly feel Saturda} night's victory is worthy of a spot on this week's Top 20 list · Our theme before the game was ·Top 20 .... said Wulf "We figured 1f we heal Vegas. we deserved lo be in the Top 20 ... ·-rm sure teams will start respectmg U!\ now ... added Whieldon "They better respect us If they don't. we II kick their hulls .. The Anteaters certainly kicked UN LV in the seat of its pants As a team. the Anteater.; hit 66 percent of their s hots 1 JO of 451 compared to 51 percent <JO of 591 fo r L'NLV Magee was 10 of 12 from the field. 8 of ISee IRVINI-:, Page 86> Kings' offense given boost by Turnbull Pontiac is a real lemon for Super Bowl J NG LEW OOD I AP> Defenseman Ian Turnbull's four goals sparked the Los Angeles Kings to a 7-5 National Hockey Le ague victory over the Vancouver Canucks Saturday night. Kings' winger Steve Bozek added two goals. making it five in the last two games ror the 21-year-old rookie . The Canuc k s also got a two-goal performance fro m Kings' Rick Martin quits -P•ge85 win ger Curt Fraser . as he scor ed his 14th and 15th goals ot the season in the first period to help Vancouver to a 3-2 lead. Turnbull became the fi rst Kings· defenseman ever to score mor e th.an two goals In a game, a nd also tied a team record ol four goals in a contest. He now has five goals on the season. Vancouve r ctosed to within o n e at 5·4 on cen ter Ivan Boldir ev's 19th 1oal of the season . at 18:54 or lbe second period. But Turnbull scored his th ird goal ol the 1ame, at 3: 18 ol the th ird period, to 1\ve the Kinas bttalhln g room at 1-4. That 's because a lac k of funds .could cancel a nnual Bowl party LOS ANGELES -It is said the plod from here to the Super Bowl is filled with agony, hurt and bitterness. Now. it m a) not even be wort hwhile. You see. Super Bowl XVI is scheduled for Pontiac. Mich . which will explain why several National Football League side5 are playing like they do not care to atter1d. It has nolhmg to do with the weather which will be unbearable in Michigan in Jan uary. Professional football in that winter wonde rland is played indoors a t the Silve rdome , a structure which is war m an d dry whe n the plas tic roof is not leaking melted snow I F THE FACILITY has a flaw, it is its location . The "Oads leading to the Silverdome are few in number and narrow in width and difricull to negotiate when clogged by Mich igan blizzards. The Minnesota Vikings once arrived IS minutes late for a nationally televised game with the Oet-roit Lions and the network filled with P hyllis . Irv and Jimmy t h e G reek. Clearly, It was on e or television's most forlorn moments. At any rate. t he distressinc news out of Pontiac having to do with Super Bowl XVI is that lbe host community has announced it is unable to ra ise s ufficient funds for the annual Super Bowl party . As you know, the annual Super Bowl party is an American institution wbicb bu contributed s ubstantially to our culture and refinement for 15 years. Tbe affair bu been held in air port ban1ers, railroad depots. race tracks. com munity centers . SPORT~ COLUMNIST BUD TUCKER and stadiums. Lar ge facilities a re necessary because of the size of the guest list which. it is believed, originates in the office of the NFL commissioner. AT ANV RAT E, your social standing is less than acceptable if you do not receive an invitation to the Super Bowl party. Tic k ets to the Super Bowl game are annually in great demand, but nothm g like invitations to the party. T he Super Bowl party serves as a sort of national championship for professional gate crashers. Guys In c hicke n s uits and rainbow wigs are everywhere. Naturally, each Super Bowl city will attempt to outdo the previous host community and the result is impressive food and drink and e ntertainment being lavished on the guests. Estimates IS to the extent of the tab ran1e as high as the n eighborhood of $200 ,000, a h i1h ly respectable neighborhood. So important to the Super Bowl party to NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle that be sends staffer Bill Granholm to scout the facilities and review the proposed plans of the host city. Granholm reports back to the commissioner wilh details as delicate as t he vintage of lhe offlt'1al t'hampagne for the party. SO I T IS. then. you e nvision the downright despair with which the current bulletin out of Detroit was greeted at the social department of the offi ces of the commissione r Molding h is head in his hands. Pele Rozelle raises his eyes lo the ceiling and asks. "Where did l go wrong''" Well. for openers, he gave Super Bowl XVI to Pontiac. Mich. The weather . if not a factor to the game. is important to the activities or Super Bowl week. not to mention the possibility of all travel and transportation fac ilities being closed down. · In fairness to Rozelle. it is unlikely he had any notion the economy of the Detroit area would reach such a distressing level. Domestic automobile s ales are orf. but no one could have forecast a s lump in sales serious enough to a ffect the Super Bowl Party . ROZELLE GAVE Pontiac Super Bowl XVI in exchange for a promise lo bu1Jd a do m ed stadium. He should also have gotten a deposit on the Super Bowl party tab. To illustrate the gravity of the matte r, this tourist the other day polled ten colleagues who regular ly attend the Super Bow&. The question was that assumin~ there ls noc. enough money for both a Super Bowl game and a party, which event should be salvaged? The party won, 9·0, with one abstention --·-•,,,..#-• McEnroe • survives dogfight ('l'\Cl'-='1\Tl •/\1'1 John Mc t-.:nrtx: knt•w he had been 1n a dogfight. a battle from which he, and ll'ammate Peter Fleming JU~t h<irl'ly l'!'it·aped · Tht•) playcd grt-al better than thn are capab le or pla\ 1ng '1d·:nrot: s aid after he and Flt·m1ng 11utla:.ted Jose Luis Clcrr <ind c;u11lermo Vilas 6-31 4·6, 1; 4, I Ii 11 9 Saturday ana ~av1· thl' I 'mlc<l Sl<ttes a 2·1 lead o v t' 1 1\ r g l' n 11 n a 1 n t he 1 r !Jest of fl\ 1• DJ\t., Cup f1nab :\l c En11w th1 ~orld'.., :'\o I pla ~ l'r !'an gl\ t· the t.:nited S la I t·:, I h 2 Ii I h U <IV IS CU p champ1on~.t11p h) bc-<1t1ng Clerc in ~und;n .., ft r'>t of 'two s ingles m<1L1·ht•'> Jl H1vcrfront Coliseu m. Vilas. rJnk1·«1 :.1xth in th<' world J u ., l IH· h 1 n d h 1 :. D a v 1 s Cup team m JI t•. w i I I take o n Am Prtt·an Ho'> toe Tanncr 1n the la'>I mi.tll'h ARGE:'l:Tl ;\;A )'ll'ST win both :.inj!I<:!\ m.Jtchcs Sunda) to win 1l::. first Davis Cup title ·0 <1v1.., Cup produces this sort o f de' allon of intens ity and l'al1her of pl<ty. · L.S captain Arthur J\!>h(· saul "I think Clerc and \'Ila' c•oultl not have played too m u<·h ht'ltcr for heing a p1t·kup lC'a m Tht' c·allbN of play \\as i'Xtct'<llngl~ high. Some of the point:. wi:re unbelievable " 'I' h P l' a 11 ll e r o I o n c t>U rt conduct b' :\kEnroe ~as not of ' th"' '>amt: high quality. and it fo rCl·d A'>hl· to make se·1eral trip::. onto the court lo separate hie;; 'olat1l l' star from llerc and \'Ila:. · ·Obv111u..,1~. I was a little up!'>et." :\1<-Enro.:.-said. ''but it doe:.n t \Jke a hell or a lot to get to ml' "Tf:)'IPERS A RE going lo fl:in., ,\..,ht· admitted "That's l ht· 1·han1·t· I took when I named '.\l cEnrot• and Fleming to play I m not concfon1n~ 1t I m trymg to kt:ep m,:. tt'dm from getting "'arntnj!:-. <tnd ad m o n1t1on s An,\ ont-~ho 1•xpt·cts ('verybody to be an~el.; 1<, nub Fleming '\a1d tht• Davis Cup competrt111n l'rt•atcs ··twice as mut'h emowm Thcrt•:. :.o much mort• at :-.takt• fiuh Jt·nk1n., of Great Bnta11'1, "'ho umpired the match. said 'th<' t•oncl t1C'l h under!)tandable. Tht• t •·n:-.mn that mounts. -:YOU l'an unclt•r..,t:rnd the pla)ers r.·ac·tt·d ;.u ('ord1n g l~ I don't I hink Jn,\ 11111· mt·an:-. an) thing as (Sc>t• )'lct:~Rot:. Pagt' 84) Qµie t end • to Winter • meetings HOLLYWOOD. Fla 1AP1 Ra se.ball'~ "'inter meetings ttus 'past wPek were highlighted more b,\ what did not happen. The re -w eren't r eally any ma1or deal'> and the 26 ma1or leagUl' club:. \H•re ('aU\IOUS 10 t he1 r apµmat•h to the free agent market \'flu know 11 's a dull week 1.1.hcn lh4..· f(•a tur e 1s the appumtmt-nt of l"o managers ti\ ~e"" York YankePs owner (~·C'o rgt• Stt•tnbn•nnt•r Thrr•• "'• n: '>omt• rumblings F rida\ 1he-Jinal da\' of the '' ••t•k ionc nll·1·11 ;Jg. c·ont·erning tht futut t ''' C1Jmm1ss1oner How11• Kuhn 111:. performance ~as d1!t1'U!\'>l'.'d at a National League exct'ut1n• meeting Then· ~a~ no talk of firing him .·· said Bill Giles. he:id of the ne"' group which purchased the Ph1ladelph1a Phillies "( don't think he 1Kuhn1 1s on the cliffs edge." Kuhn. "ho ,., in his second term . comt''> up fo r re-elet'tion at n ext s umm<'r 's b aseball meeting:. in ~an Diego ·'There are al ways some people discontented al elet'ti~ t1m(.' Giles obser\'ed "It Wlll be a clost• vote ... Kuhn set up a joint committee of Ame r ican a nd National league o"ners Friday to study the exist 1ng organuat1onal strut'ture a nd policies of th~ game The co mm i tt ee is lo r ec omm e nd . I f n ee ded , s tru c tur a l an d policy 1mprovernentl. to e nhance the future o f the game Tb' committee met Friday and will get together again in January. A preliminary report is due in the s pring Steinbrenner acceeded to 1 r equest by Bob Lemon lo m 1nage one more year, and . om e 24 hours later disclosed he had signed Gene Michael to succeed LC!mon in 1983 and handle the club throu•h 1985, I -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13, 1981 •·rom ,\,P di•patch~s NEW YORK It wa~ near [i] freezing with s now nurr1cs when lhe c. • New York J ets plu) t·d tht· Browns in Cleveland Saturt.lu~ <ift Prnoon, anc.1 Dick Enberg was m1nu!> hi'> u:;ual human heater. ~My goodne~:;. I nu..,s all that extra 240 pounds of body heat without \1erhn Olsen," t he NBC unnouncer shivered as hi' went ahout the tele<ast "f lhl' l'..trlh.' without th t• aid 11f h1 ~ u s ual play h~ pl~n -.11fol-.1c·k Ont' \1.:Jr u~u NBC brought us th•· Jl'l-. and the Mi a mi Ool pl1 1n-; 1n the "Silent Bo1.'1 ," a National foo tball Ll•ugue gam e tckca-;t v.•1th1iut the benefit Of crny annOUrll'f r~ T hll> Vt'Jr CXl'C'Utive ••H•G produt·l·r" Oon Ohlmeyer decided to have Enht>rg. Uu· 1wtwork's No. I play-by·play man. go 1t alone Like most announcers. En he r e work!> \'Ith a color commentator, usually Ohen. the former All-P ro defensive lineman for the Los Ani.:<-l~s Rams. The experiment was aimed <1s developi9g camera a n gle s dnd o n St:rt>e n graph1ci., according to NUC's advancf' publicity, and there were several new twists For instance, producer Lar~ Cenllo and director Ted Nathans on used ..,even cameras. more than the usµal complement, to cover the action. The re also were more graphics of playoff standing$, yardage and career records. a nd much of the time usually given to a color man's analysis was taken up by taped interviews with players and coache!> Even the c:ommC'r C'ial breaks provided a new twist. Classical music replacc-d the usual pop and rock tunes to signal the cutaways. Quo te of the day l .enny Wilkins. coac·h of th~ Seattle S uper Sonic ~. aftf'r t h e trade of forward-center James Rallt•y to the New J ersey Nets . ·1 don t l<i~c patience C'A-ith Bailey ). but 1 ran out uf 1l · Drew. Atlanta club Celtics lolul Drew cumti off the bt'lncb land SCOrt.'d IG points in thll St.'Cond halt to lead the Atlanta Hawks lo a lOK 97 victory over Uoston in the Nat ion a l Ba!lketba ll AHoc:laUon Silurda)' Doa Buae hit three three-point 1oals and scored 18 points &.4' Indiana rallied from an eight po111t derlcll and recorded a 101·88 victory over New Jersey , . , GNrle GerviD tallied 40 point~ leading S:tn Antonio to an Cil y 11 Hn triumph over Utah . David Thompson had 34 points and Klki Vaadewe&be added 20 to s park Denver to a 120 115 vi c tory over Cl eveland, s n apping a seven-gamP Denver los ing streak and saddling the Cavaliers wilh their 14th l oss in 11;; 0••• games .. Milwaukct: got 24 points Crom Junior Bridgeman and 21 from Sidney ·Moncrelf to overwhelm New York. 104·86, the Bucks' seventh straight victory Lloyd Free scored 32 points to lead Golden Statt> to a 98·96 win over Kansas City Greg Ballard poured in 32 points -20 in the second half -to lead Washington to a 105·98 verdict over Phoenix . Maurice Chttks sank rvur free throws in the final 45 seconds or overtime to lift Philadelphia to a 117· 114 win over Chicago . . Moses Malone s cored 25 points to pace Houston to a 101 ·97 decision over Dallas Austin earns share of title Gene Branum ricocheted a 5l 57·yard field goal with a minute and t2 seconds to play as Austin College rallied for a 24.24 tie with Concordia·Moorhead and a shan· of the NA IA Division II football championship Saturday. NAIA rules ailow overtime play in the quarterfinal and semifinal ro und s but ca l l f o r an automati c co-championship when the title game ends in a tic Mik e Miller passed fo r t hree touchdowns and Douie Williams ran ror two more to lead Southwest Texas State to a 42 13 Division II championship over North Dakota State in the Palm Bowl .. Senior q u a r terback Mike Machurek threw two touchdown passes in the first half to give lduho State an JS.point halftime advantage and carry t h e Bengals into t h e D ivision f AA championships with a 41-12 victory over South Car olina State ... Idaho St ate will meet Eastern Kentucky, which held on for a 23·17 win over Boise State a s quarterback Chris Isaacs directed the offense and defensive backs George Floyd and G;as Parks intercepied two passes each . Q11vter bat'!t -•ohn Bangley and tailback Ray O:ahon ran for two touchdowns each. while fullback Fred Jordan rushed for 139 y arrts and another score as Elon C'olle~e whipped Hillbdale College of Michigan, 41-13 Perreault sparks Sabres by Detroit Pl ff C~ll P.-rruult scored lhrtt 1oal11 Eii1 ayo s .111c1 .1 ... !)l">tl'cJ on another to lead the ' »uflulo Sabres to a 4·2 victory ovur ltu l>droit Ht'<t Win"s in N@tlonal ll1J<'l<l·v l.c•ague ad1on Saturday nlaht. The e L!MJH• m::trkl'd lhf' first meet111g between the lWO preview on t•··• 01., since \hey completed a suven-player • 11 ;11 lt· lx·c 2 . . In other games. TNy C.,rte .,,·on•cl tus i>t·cond aoal at 17 .28 of the thlr<t ~rlod to lirt St Louis to u 6-4 verdict over Quebec Dean Talafous scored two goals in the third period as the New York R a n ger s .s napped Philadelph ia's five-gam e winning atreak with a 5 .3 v i c tory in P h i l adelph i a . . Thlrd·period goals by Greg Malone and Mike Bullard "UUAuLT hdped Pittsburgh e nd a 11111•1• •:ame losing s treak with a 7.4 decision "'c•r Washington . . Joe ClreUa's goal with I 17 lt•fl to play put Colorado in front and the Hnt•l<1t'" wt.>nt on to score a 4·2 victory over ll;1l'llonl A goal by Swedish rookie •I• f1·n'i<'man Tomas Jonsson midway through 1 h•· thirrl period earned the New York Islanders .1 1 .1 lit' with Calgary Keltb Actoe and \1.i rk tlunt .. r each scored t wice to le ad \1 o n t r c a I l o a 6 · 2 d e c i s i o n o v e r I oronto Rr)()kie defenseman Dan Poalio <"nn•il on has first NllL shot and goalie Don tt1·"' u111•• won hi s first game this season as \t 11\11\'!>0I a oull>kated Chicago. 6-3. Schmidt leads in seven categories '\ E W \'OHK T hird baseman Ill \11kl ~di rnldt or the Philadelphia l'h ti I 11·... ll-d the Na lion al League in •.t•\ •·11 o ffens iv e categories l ast sea son . .11"•·111 ding lo official statistics released Monday. "'~ limidt. the NL's Most Valuable Player . •.\ • top-; 1n s lugging aver age at .644 ; runs 1 1 ··<I "'llh 78. total bases with 228; home runs ""1th :H run:-balled in with 91 ~ walks with 73: .111 I 111te11t1onal walks with 18. Magee among award finalists K«'vin Magee of UC Irvine is Ill 1 mun..: a grou p o f 10 player s 1111m1 n:.itcd Saturday as leading • 111c1lclates for thjs season's Naismith Awa rd. 11,1 ,1w<ird. presented to college basketball's l'.a\'C·r llf tht' Year by the Atlanta Tipoff Club, wtl I Ill' m~de al the end of the season based on •>I I'~ hy .1 panel of e lectors from throughout tbe 1 .1t111n The University of Nebraska Board r Rt•J(e nt s c anceled a contract for the 1 ·111 ihuskers to play a football game with 111t·~or1 Slate Univers1t} in 1988. Top team& paired on TV .,. HOWA8D L. llANDY ............ Prolped.iq playoff teams dot the lil)eup of today'• N-....... ,.oot~H lAque presntatiofta. Three .... are carded and each of the aix ~ama involved llu a chantt to make the playoffa, either u a divi-.ion champion or wild card entry. Bul I01era of today's 11mn could also be left out in th~ cold. The three-1ame lineup betlns at 10 this morning with a pair of 1ames. Cbannel 2 will bring the New York Giants at St. Louis while San Diego is at Tampa Bay <Channel 4). Then at 1 o'clock. it wUI be Philadelphia at Dallas Channel 2 . The Garden State Bowr from Rutherford, N.J. featurin1 Wisconsin aaain.st Tennessee 1 o'<'lock by tape delay on Channel 9. Followlnt •r• the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: ' / ' ' excelt.nt; ; / / worth watching; ' ' " fair;" forget it. 10 ....... Ch•M .. 2 ./ ./ ./ N ,L l'OOTaALL: NY Giants at St. Louis. A1111euncera: Tom Brooks hier and Roger Staubach. Both teams have ptayofts ~ still a live with the loser of tod•y's game out ot the picture. In the National Conference, there are six teams with 7-7 records, all Nttllnt fOf' a wlld ca rd berth. The Giants and Card inals have no chance of a division title but both could pin the ptayofts if Philadelphia falters. ~ootlle Nell Lorn.• directs the Cardinal attac k and r eserve quarterback Scott Brunner has ~n pressed Into service by the Giants. St. Louis is favored by • poin:s. ~ 10 •·"'·· Ch•nnel 4 ./ ./ ./ N"L flOOTaALL: San Di@g()at Tampa Bay. A~en: Pttll Stone and Gene Washington. Tampa Bay holds a s lfm, ~ame lead in the National Conference Central Division and San Diego is a game behind Denver in the American Conference Western Division. Both have a shot at a division title and yet both could be put out of the playoffs, also. The Chargers will be out to bounce back from a loss to Buffalo and the Bucs hope to continue their winning ways. Dan Fouts and Chuck Muncie lead San Diego while Doug Williams is the quarterback for Coach John Mcl(ay's Bucs San Die90 is favored by 3 points. Golden West outscores Fullertor1 , 90-80 S 1 p.M., Cttennel 2 ./ ./ ,/ ,/ N'L FOOTaALL: Philadelphia at Dallas A.......cen: Pat Summerall and John Madden Hatton, Bowen spark Rustlers to third-place finis h in their own tournament By ROBB MUNSON Of -O.lty ...... SCaft The Golden We!>t f' •tlcf?e 11.i:-;kcthall team rolled over thi<Fulle rton llornets 90 ao. Saturday night in the Golden Wl'-;t ln\'ltationa! fournament. Wtlh the win. the l{ustters tol')k thm1 place sn the tourney and brou~hl t h• 1r rt>1 c rrl up to 9·2 for the season. Golden West started the ~aml h)' makmg its fi rst six s hots from th<· field t "o of I h• rn b) guard Truiett Hatton Fullerton had its only lccid or ti'•' game. 13-12. with 15.24 left in the first haH a .. M1k1• :'t-kCarthy made a shot from inc;1dc But the Rus tlers came b:.i. k h\ ~n•nng St'C straight points. and "'1lh ::1 112 1(·ft 1n the hair. Dar in Bowen's 23.fo()t JUm~t·r CCI'.,. thr n u .. tter'\ an 18-13 advantagp Tht.>n Fullerton countered by scoring St'Vl'n ••' the next rune µoints and that tied the scort'. 20 :.111 Murphy Davis' 15-foot jump !>hot put tht- R us tiers back on top. 22-ZO, and the Rustle rs nf'v<'t' s urrendered their lead again. Minutes later. the Rustlers Look an l'1ght f'Olnl lead. J0-22. as 8-0wen hit on another shot Bowen was 5 for S from the floor during th• f1rc;t ha lf, m aking all of his shots frorn th,.. 12·t0·23·foot range. W1lh just three seconds left in the half. llatt11n hit on a 21-foot Jumper and gave t he Rustlers ~ 12 point advantage. 42·30 Hatton had 12 first-half points. wh1IE' Dan a nd Bowen chipped 1n 10 each Andre Smith had !I points for Fullerton. whi le h is teamma tt> Mc·Carthy added 6 Pirate five • wins; Gauchos topped O r ange Coast Colleji!I! salvaged its second gaml' in lhe DiSalvo Invitational basketb<tll tournament Saturd ay night , holding off the Sacramento State junior varsity. 67 fi l al Cit) College of ~an Francisco tough Skyline Collrge s quad. bounf'eri back again s t "\acramento behind the 21-point -.cnnng perform ance by Chris B··al>lcy µe rccnt of lht'tr s hots frrim •t•• held Reaslcv .idded f1 H ' re hound!> a nd eight steals tn go alC1ng "'1th his 21 points Teammatl· Ronni• Calhoun added four Slt>al<; It> gu along with his six points G rei: Krohnfeldt added 15 for the Pirates who improved their O\ er all record to 6·3 with the \ 11 tnry In Santa Barba ra . CyprPSs handed Saddleback its fourth loss against five wins The Gauchos had JU!il l>d\ 1• ', 1rlro11 \.\('~I shol an impressive 70 percenl .... 111 1 hl floor c 19 of 27 '. while Fullerton was ' ' ,• ,·.i 11111nly 46 P<·rcent '11 or 24 ' I· 11111.:rton redut'ed Golden West 's lead to eight. -,1; 'ii-I 111 1he S<'cond ha lf as David LaRue hit on a :: 1 I •ot .urnpc•r to narrow the gap. l\ut after a pair of free throws by Sherwin l •11111 •m ll<n 1s took a pass and dribbled the length 111 11~·· • ourt through the f'ullerton defense and n1' I• 1..tt h<1nded lay in. Th.1l put thl' Hustlers up by 12, 70-58, with just ' .: l ldt L" play sn the game. 1 ;, lcJ1'n Wl-'st hud its higgest lead of the night, ·: 1.7 :i~ Bo"' en m a de a basket from inside with ,' l r. lt•f I •t,.\H'11 hart 18 points during the contes t. and , • t • t••rntl 811 percent from the floor Hatton was rt.. ft11,..tlNs· IE.'adm g scorer with 21 points, and IJ '' 1 inrt Ray Jacobs each had 16 I· 11!11•rton s hot 51 percent from the floor and " "' l•1r• "d to shoot from the outside during the 1·1 ••1 11 half afln center .John Pierce routed out '11 h l 1 05 ri·ma1nmiz All-t ourney team Hilt Penfold t G lendale 1: Billy Morales •C'11rn-.•. Rill Edmond t Riverside CC). Andre .., 11 'h •Fullerton I: Murphy Davis !Golden West>. \l o~t va luable player -Mike Kearse H 1 r•.1rlt' CC l The Cowboys can win the National Conference Eastern Division title by beating the Eagles today Should they lose. they can still win by beating the New York Giants next week. The Eagles are defending Super Bowl finali s t s and division champions but could miss the playoffs this year if they IOM their final two games. Danny White and Tony Dorsett pace the Dallas attack while Ron Jaworski directs the Eagles. Dallas is favored by 3112 points at home. OTHER TELEVISION 9:30 a.m. (2) -NFL TODAY -With Brenl Musburger. An examination of the cha rges and countercharges in the Philadelphia Eagtes-Dallas Cowboys rivalry. <•> -NFL '11 -With Bryant Gumbel. An examination into the possib1lit1es of a football strike next year. 1 p.m . 19) -GARDEN STATE BOWL - Wisconsin <7-•> vs. Tennessee (7-•>. taped at East Rutherford, N.J . The Badgers. who-defeated Michigan and Ohio SU1te t'arly in the season, are making t"4!ir t 1rst bowl appearance since l'llb<'. Tennessee has had only one winmng season 1n four Yt'ars. 4 p .m . (7) COLLEGE FOOTBALL ALL-AMERICA SHOW -A profile of the 1981 Football Writ e r s A ssociation of America All-American team including Jim McMahon < BYU>. Marcus Allen <USC > and Herschel Walker <Georgia). 4 :30 p.m . (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS. 6 p.m. (2) -~RO FOOtaALL WRAP. RADIO Football -S.n Dif.'90 at Tampa Bay, 10 a .m .• KSOO ( 1130); Chicavc> at C>akland, t p.m .. KN X ( 1070). Basketball -Golden State at Laker s. 1 ·so p m .. KLAC <S70). Meanwhile. Saddleback found th e g o ing muc h toughe r , dro pping a 67 -47 decision to Cypress in the consolation ~ame of th e Santa 8 <1 rbar .i Tournament. Coach Tandy G tlhs ' OIC s quad, whi c h dropp ed its tourney opener Frida~ nh~ht tn a ore took advanlaJ?e of 30 "dcra mento State foul s. ron \ erting 25 free throws Jn add1t1on. they s tole the ball 24 llm•'" which helped make up for unother poor shooting night. 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Va~ard8 will-fourth • us angs a e irs ti e since 1975 , beat Foothill in San Clemente tourney • game 1n row grievances By •;ozaNTt;L Ot .. Delfy ........... KANSAS cnv. Mo <API The deadline for launC'hlng a revo lt against the National Collegiate Athletic Association ls M.onday for dissident b1gtime rootbaJI schools. T h e consen!'us a m ong participants and interested third parties polled hy The ARsociated Press is that the revolution. at least for now. is dead. The NCAA's divide-und-conquer strategy has s ucceeded. s ay most But a few disagree And many insist that i( the big-time rootball schools do not declar e their independence now, they wall 1n the future. BY MIDNIGHT Monday, all 61 m e mbe rs of the College Football Association will have made their decision known to C h a rl es M . Ne1nas. C FA executive director. Their choice 1s simple: Accept the dramatic challenge laid down Dec . 4 by William S. Banowsky, preside nt of the University o( Okalahoma . to JOIO in a separate CFA television contract with NBC -or go along with the four-year deal the NCAA has reached with ABC a nd CBS. and which the CFA is cha llenging in court. Neinas, who nas moved the C f,A headquarters from Kansas City to his home in Boulder. Colo., d oes not expect an a nno uncement Monday. The l{&St time Costa Mesa HJgh won any k i nd o r title in basketball. Gcndd Ford was In office and the interest rate was 9 percent. That was in 1975 when the Mustangs won the San Clemente tourn1:1ment. 1'hc s ix years since have been anything but pink for Costa Mesa. But Saturday night, the Mus tangs, who hadn't even been In a tournament final since, gave a salute to the old days as they defeated Foothill, 49·48, in. of all places, the championship game of the San Cleme nte tournament. Costa Mesa. naturally had to do it the hard way, leaving the small crowd in doubt until the final second of the gam e. The Mustangs held a 49·44 lead with one minute left when Foothill's Ric h Thomas, the tournamnent MVP who scored 24 points, s lightly below his 30 -point seasonal average , tossed in a 15-footer. About 40 seconds l ater, Thomas hit another bank shot. So with 21 seconds left, it was 49-48. Costa Mesa with the ball, and apparentl y with the hall game. But somehow, the ball managed to slip away from the Mustangs and with 14 seconds left. Foothill had the ball. To the re sc ue , Dav e Palmblade, who tipped the ba·ll a way on the inbounds pass, then tied up Foothill guard Mike Schwartz, Palmblade, with a All-tourney team !'JI ~··1i..k1• I I lltlj,! U<!Jl'h \\' 1 h.1111 1 .I ,, rn ,. ' II ti I • S 11 n l'h.•ll1l•fltt'1, Buh C:o11• 1 l"ooth1ll1 K~·n ll<1r1l,l1·\ • (''"'" \1 l"•ll • John ll"h1•h:1t l(l'r 1 < ·0,1.1 \k,.J 1 Mo~t 'aluahh• pl:I\ 1·1 H1d1 Th1111w~ 1 ~·11111h1 ll 1 four-in('h height advantuge got the tip, but the ball went in the direction or a group of f'oothill players. Well, the ball sort of went in their direction The ball actually ran out of bounds after touching the fingertips of a couple Foothill players. Now with eight seconds left. Costa Mesa seemed lo have total control of the ~ame. But no. Ken Bards ley is fouled "What a guy lo foul." Costa Mesa coach Tim Parsel woultl s ay afterward ··our best free throw shooter. an 88 percenter " But Bards ley , Just as he missed the front end of two previous bonu s 1>1tuations , massect this one and with six seconds, Foothill took the ball By the time the Knights got the ball into the front court. it gave Thomas a 35-foot shot attempt. It was no good as the Mus tangs went wild "How do I feel after w1nn1ng ' som ethin g , rinall >"" said Parsel. ··Great But we had to do it the hard way I thought we had 11 near \he end But we got s haky I gues!-. we haven't had "It will be the middle of the week. or perhaps the end of the week." he said. He would say little else , a nd Art Watson, president of NBC Sports. was equally reticent. Record series purses IT WILL BE up to NBC to decide if the CFA has m ustered e nough schools to make the contract worthwhile. Basically, Neinas will tell Watson, ·:This is what we ha ve," and the NBC executive will began to ponder their decision. A number or CFA schools already have announced they will not take· part in the CFA·NBC plan. But as far as N BC is concerned, the "who" is much more important than the "how many." 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SAFETY FIREPLACE MATCHES SCENTED PILLAR CANDLES T~ret Sitts of lnbvt red clftdles to lilltt up tllt holldaY$ tot a I postseason pool for the Dodgers SI. 787 .153.89 But the Los J\n~eles players and the ~aJor League Players Association nqucs ted that specific dollar amounts of the Dodger !>harl's not be made public The Yankee!-. were less reticent about their payoff and Com missioner Howie Kuhn 's office said with 30 full share:. voted. a Series share was worth $28.845.p to them With an addition1;1I $10 .764.03 from the division lieries. that m eant a total post!.citson c h eck of S39 .609 20 f o r NL•w York players rece1nng full shares Rt(ular 98c l"x9" ............. , 11.M A deticion we• for holiday Ta6" ......... , ... 11.41 PlrtilS or lftYtiM Gmt au r 6'" --crouton Ill *' Of Siied. end ' 1 • .......... • • • .. -•• wpnw 111 turby stu~ ag; --A TJSFAfTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED _U_OL_sat _____ _ _ , ,_ • r5402 ~ lilWI ~°" • 120 W Commomialth ~ ... ._ 9'0W'I • 9llO I Cltl/pman Aw-C09.,A •IA • 175 E r7r,., St MlffA..,. • J_,25 Br.stOI• oa..... • r1:1r N 111Sl1t1 • LA ...... • 250 N ~·b(H 8IW1 .......... • 1132 \'...,, View WIW!Om 9IM;M • 8Mch 8'ttd M AllMll• A.,. OJln "til t0 -~·SllW~. S.Wy tO·l PIC'N'IAYI DAILY 9 TO 10 • SUNDAY 10 TO I """' T~ lW ~~~At NATillW IV fHl'l IM'Rr>•A-f 114(.f ITflolS -'11£ ll~T£0 TO AVAll.t.81.C s rOCK ON HANO l'IC N'SAl!f l'OCMl'I cn o uJ!h wins to have lhut confident feeling yet." Costa Mesa might be reehng more confident each day as the Mustang!> prepare for a Seavaew League season that should be tight The Mustangs ue looking ror lht•ir first Cl F' playoff berth in 15 years . llow's that for 1ru:cntave'! l'lcnty for Parse I and Co. "l have three lettermen and two ex-JV players this year. so it's going to take time to get things down · Certainly true. For example, Parse! would like to see the number of turnovers cut down Friday night, Costa Mes a had 15 to 12 for Foothill. It helped in kcl'1>1ng fo'ooth1l l o n the Mustangs' heels all night. For the game, Costa Mesa hit 2:J-of 49 from the field Foothill was lO of·51. Bards ley. who missed 5 of .his first Ii ..,hot attempts before ton nN·tin~ on 6 straight baskets, fmb hed with 20 points to lead the Mustangs. Jim Pelichowsk1 and John Rashebarger added 12 c·ach Bardsley and Rishebarger \\e r e• named to the all-tournament team It was a shaky start for the Mustangs a!. they hit JUSt 4-0f-l6 shots in the first quarter and fell ht·h1nd, 14·8 "At l.hat point I wai; thmlung th1tt Wl' were getting all the s holh we wanted, we were J~t missing," s aid Parse!. "l thought ir we could Just get the ball down the court, the ba.skets would st.art coming." Hut that wasn't an easy task for Costa Mesa until the second Quarter. The Mus tangs had a lr eady co mmitted fi ve turnovers by the end of the first quarter. ln the second qua rter , things begun opening up for Costa Mesa. After watching Thomas. a 6-6 pivot man with a nice s hooting touch, hit four straight baskets an the first quarter. the Mus tangs ' Ris hebarger and John Strayer, began forcing him lo the top of the key for shots. It was a simple matter of bearing down on defense and it worked. Thomas could make just 2-of-9 shots in the second and third quarters . The Must~gs, trailing 21 -16 late in the first hair, scored 8 s tru1ght, two bas k e t s by Bardsley and two free throws and a basket at the buzzer by Pe hchowski to give Costa Mesa a 24-21 margin at half. Costa M csa never traliled after that. The Mus tangs outrebounded Foothill . 26-12. Bardsley led both teams with 12 boards. Southern CaMornta College's Brad Car.son d~c1dc d to 1mprov11s1C an th ·final :seconWI of Saturda.) n1).!ht h basketball game w 1 l h l ; 111vers 11 y of Hciwaii-llalo and the VanJ(uards are glad he did • • Carson drove lhl· bs:-.cllne and hit a jump s hot with two i.econd!t left to lcud SoCal to a 96·94. triumph over Hawaii Halo, th~ Vanguards' fourth straight But the final play was designed LCJ go to forward R1l'k Porras, who had scored 20 poinh "They overpl uycd Po rras," explained Vanguard a1>s1l>tanC coa ch J eff M al:.te<1d .. Brad came off a pick and took thE; shot ·· The Vanguar1h were playing their firs t gumc without starting center Oan Mortenson, who sprained hi:. ankle earlier th1s week against Pomona-Patzer, M o r t e n :. '' n 1 s I 1 1> t e d a s que st 1onahlc for nex' Thursda.) ·h game with Pacific Christian SoC al t'ollc~e r ect!1 ved a fin~ effort off the bench from Mik~ Callahan . who poured 1n a. career·high 12 poin,l.:-. 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Dlne&S.....•Smo•~ Bob l"90d Joell Hc<ntOll CD &l•no.ct8<ond "'->cln M .. at P,OdJCI~ JoM D l-& So<> Jltnic.cc-o -·'-' -... a..-. • & 91 fl.1U,n Special Thanks to Croolcal, Shirtey & Co. 180 I ·6 P_.court PL Santa Ana. CA Hwbor ArN loy's Club .. lblwff ""-ch The PX Ca1wa11 8889 Aclcaau ttiautlnglon leach, CA =~•rJ.D. NEW PO- --~LLEYBALL CLUB-- .. • • . . ·, Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 ALL THE WAY -Hobbie Martin 1 Kl t of lh\• Detroit Lion~ runs into the enil 1,ont' for a first-quarter touchdow n while ht•m i.: <'hasnl ............... h~ M1t11h''"'·• p1111t1·1 <;rn: <'oh•r11:111 1><• Ma1·t1n 1 a11 ti :11·k 1 '11l1 •11i;111 .., punt 1111 •• t~ ,,ll'clTI> Hipple paces Lions' romp, 45-7 Detroit keeps playoff hopes alive with win over Vikings From AP dispatches PO!\'TIAC. Mi ch. -Detroit quarterback Enc Hipple passed for two touchdowns Saturday as the Lions rom~ to a 45·7 National Football League victory over the Minnesot a Vikings. keeping the Lions' title hopes a live while knocking Minnesota out of the playoff picture Detroit improved its record to 8-7, a hair game behind the Tamps Bay Buccaneers, 8·6, in the National Conh!rence Central Division. The Bucs. who play host to the San Diego Chargers .today, can wrap up the division title with one more victory The Lions still could gain a playoff berth with a trium ph over Tampa Bay when the two teams meet in the Silverdome next Sunday. The Vikings. who entered t he game in a three-way tie at 7.7 with Detroit and the Green Bay Packers. now are 1·8 with a·game remaining next Suttday with the Kansas City Chiefs . Hipple, who completed 13 of 21 passes for 188 yards, tossed a 7-yard touchdown pass to Freddie Sc.ott with 1: 54 remaining in the second quarter and 85 seconds later tossed a 10-yard TO strike to Leonard Thompson that gave Detroit a 31 -7 halftime lead Billy Sims scored on a twisting 14-yard run and Robbie Martin returned a punt 45 yards as the Lions zipped to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter Minnesota quarterback Tommy Kramer threw a 3-yard sror1ng pass to J oe Senser on the third play of thl' second quarter , closing the margin to 14 · i. but 1t was all Detroit after that in the nationally tl'll•v1sed game before a crowd of 79,428 in the Sil vt.•rdnmc Orange Coast surfers win Orange Coast College surfers s wept the first three places Saturday to win the Cypress College Invitational s urfing meet at the Newport Beach river jetty. Coach Laird Hayes' surfers. in a pre -season tuneup, topped four othe r teams in the final heat to win the invitational. The Pirates' Tom McElroy, Doug MacKen~ie and Junior Tiscareno finished i.n that order. while OCC's Bill Ke mble was fourth. OCC accumulated 199 points to LA Harbor's 151. Calvary Chapel was third with 107 points. Cypress finished fourth with 58 points, and a team from Long Beach State was fifth with 48 points. The Pirates also won t he knee-riding competition behind the 1·2 finis h of Kurt Galchutt and Dave Wergin. ~ "THE ~:~ _._ ......... "' JI •1tt. ..__.,,, , .. r ...... .,,.., .... • i1 !\. • 1(.t" <..,.. ....... .., ..... ll \/fl ., ... COSTUl.SAS.C 1-1219 lSA __ • .__ Ylt,~95-0401 _,c.-c-.... 11 ... °'9eO ,-,_, .. A~ .. ..., I •Joi• ·~' •'''~~ 1uh•ff•.al •h ' 1 ' ~ r\ .,,.., ,, ,. ~ '"•rfl ··n.11 ....... ...it 1•1• •• . •'"'"''' "., ...... ,.""', . ..., ·~ f,.i lt'I ' '' I""'"" ~t ' f -.J ''" ...... _,,,... .. , Detroit pl:u·ek1cker Eddie Murray kH'ki'tl a 26-yard fi eld goal in the ~econd µ~nod .ind Thompson scortd on <1 1-yard run 10 tht' 1h1 rd quarter · Gary Dam elson passed 27 yards to Tran Porte r for the Lions· last touchdown with fi H remaining in the game. T he defeat extended Minnesota·s lo::.1ni: slreak to four games while the Lions -who have won four of their last five -remamed unbeaten in -;even homl' li(ame!> this season. Kramer. who was off-target on !>everal of his passes, finished w1th 17 completions m 42 altt.'mpls ror 155 yards . bul gave up a pair of 10terrept1ons Kramer'!> St'<'<>nd mterC'e pt1on was a pas::. picked off by Detroit linebacker Ken Jo'antelt1 dncl returned 17 yards to the Lions· 47 yard line with 5 32 remammR m the second quarter Jets 14, Browns 13 CLEVELAND -Ric hard Todd fired a pair of s econd-quarter touchdown passes and the New York Jt>Lc; held on for a 14-13 victory over the • 'lcveland Browns. leaving the Jets ont' victory away from clinching their first playoff berth s ince 1969 The J ets retained an outside chance of v..inning the American Football Confere nce l::a!>lern D1v1ston title. although they entertd the weekend trailing l\tiam1 b~ one gam1' :rnrl Huffc1l o liy onl'·half game T odd ('Otnplt:tcrl 15 of 2~ r ;lc;•·es fnr 159 var1b and touchdo'>'n!' ii) Johnn\ Lam J 1>n•·::. and Bruce llarpt.•r, ~l\tng :'>ii:w 'i ork lb f1rsl victor} in seven tries against the Browns T he Jets took a 14-3 halftime lead despite failing to capitalize on a pair of firs t-quarter Cleveland rumbles that left them in good field posstton Todd drove New York 80 yar<is earl) in the second quarter. hatting on five of s ix passes for 58 yards including a touchdown pass play 10 J ones that covered 28 yards Dino Hall's 48-yard return of the e ns uing k1C'koff led to the only Hrowntaking out the plug a 256-) ard field goal by Matt Bahr The Jets added a touchdown with 29 seconds left in the period. as Todd's 7 yard pass to Bruce Harper capped an 87-yard drive featunng two receptions by Jones for 37 yards . The Browns cam e back with lO points in the second half whe n Brian Sipe passed 8 yards to Calvin Hill for a touchdown and Bahr added a 2()-yard field Jtoal. n ... C"nun hr I rr. ( llA\1 " p • .- ~JOh15111.. Ut'(1 ~l H earn• I, ,, 1f:. t '1f"l(J dlf111t ''"°'P''' r, J~+f It\' '''''I 1H•r btcJltJ I\ • ' l'lt,IH1,nt~f t I 111.-•1 I' 'I # 'h" ( Y,tl ~'t '' I 1\' I • Jr 1tJtf I ' lfofj f.•1 tr 4 ~< , , • • ~ t I t I tt• ,,._, I~ ( ,,, t 11 " vr~, 1• • • •t ,,,,. ••'•,1 t drt1•·1J "~•r.iJt1t• t ,,, ifr't, ,rJ 1 ''"'•'h ,,,Id .1n .,,,~ w -' 1 ( "''v t .1t11 11 • lJ w1cJe ,)ntJl1• t•1lt•,1t111t 1 tf•t ..,,,,,,,, l;•f\:o'"S lft I • -l•'f I o\f 't ... I I All ftdco stores .. ap11 .... ...,., _.until Chrisb111as If it's got wheels you'll move it faster in a Daily Pilot classified ad.Call M2-5671and a friendly ad-visorwm hetpyouturn r.ourwtteels ntocash. 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SUNDAYh All ITOMS 11:11 AM l9 6:00 "' ~10 s Ml ,,......,,, .. ,,_ s... &-<""""""' , .. 0 OPEN TO f'EDCO MEMeERS ONLY Texas A&M Spartans dominate triumphs, wrestling tourney 33-16 SllRF.Vf;POltT, I.a IAPI quurterback <:ary Kubiak hit flunkt•r J1mm) Wiliams for two ft r-.t half toud11J11wns lo spark T1•x<1s J\&M 111 a 3J 16 victory uv.·r OklahumJ Slutc in the ln dt•pendcnc1• Howl Saturday Ill J( h l. Th c Kubiak to Wi lli ams ai.>r1uls covert-d 50 and 38 ynrdl' and put the Aggies ahead for guod The SO y an.ll'r was the lonl{est in lndc pendence Bowl h1 .,tory. and the two TO passes w1•n · lhc most ever for o ne team 1n th1· r1vl' y<'ar nld bowl 's 1111nab K IJ hi uk COllllt'l'lCd un 15 or 20 J1.1~-.1'' fnr l l5 ~Md~. T tn: AG GI E <U'FENSE also ll'al11r1•1I tlw running of fullback 1-'.u rnn.t .lu1·ksun and tailbacks .l 11fi1111 v ll1·1·t111 and Tho mus :-..111tl1•r., ·1 h•• i\•:1:11·' Mldt'll lo their \\111111111: 111.u i.:111 with'"' 80 yard tl1 ",. 111 11 111.1~ '· 1•nd1nK with I 11•1 1111 1:111111: 111 from the left "ld t· 111 .1 I ~ ;11 ti 1 1111 I I.I\ 1 ol 11 a r ti v k 1 <" k 4' d u ltnwl 11•1•111 11 l1111r 1\llt M flt'ld 1·•t.1h 11wl111l11w 11 ~"' Y<ffdt•r for .11111! lw1 l 1111t•p1•111lr•11c·1· Howl 11 •1111tl 11111 li111~: lioot <·ame in 1111• lhml q11arl1·1 afln <.111 A&M ol 1 I v • • ' I ,1 I I 1• <I u 11 l h r C I' 111111 111 plt•l1• t\11l11ak jHISSl'S \1\: \1 took 1 lw It-all in the lhtrtl 1111.1 rl1·r 1111 tlw 'JO \1trd S\'Onn~ fl·'"'· .11111 f11llmH«I two minute!> l.111•1 ~•lh 1111' 'll'('llOd S('Orang p.1!>.'o OKl.AllOMA STATE had 11111•n1·d lht· ::.rnr1n~ a'\ full back t-:rnt"\l Andl·rwn. who left the ~.11m: wtlh a pulled hamstnng. t,dlted from Lh(' I yard line The -;t•orin~ drive was set up "'hen tlertor fumbled \& ~1 got 1t::. firs t score on a :1:1 'arct field goal hy Hardy after ·• 17 } drd. 15 play march The v1c111ry put hoth A&M and I h•· Cowboys at 7 5 un the year. Sacrrunentowins state f ootbaU title SACRAMENTO IAP 1 Don r,, a ns thre\.\ three first-half touthdown pa::.ses to Kevin Bo"' man a:. SaC'ramento City C11 llege won the Ca l1forn1a c·11 m munil~ colle~e football ch.i mp1on:.h1p w rth a 35-19 \'H'tory over lht· College or San M aH·o Saturd<1~ By TERRY WHITE CM .... o.Hy ............ Sant1i1 Ana Valh:y 'i; Dan Thome1s. thi' d•'h-nding s tale champion in tho llU pound class. pinned Franklin H1gh 's Edwin klundon at 3 4fi Suturday to highlight aC'l1011 111 lhl' Laguna Hills wrl·stling touroument at Laguna Hills High M eu nwh rl c , Vlllu Park improved on lai.t ycar·i. status of runncrup, c laiming the team chamµ1ons h1p, while defending champion Canyon fhgh finished second i''ontana finished third and host ~ehool Lia~una Hills was fourth T he Spartans of Villa Park notched victories m the 12G, 167. and 185· pound weight classes In the 126 pound division Villa Parh Todd Knutson was 10 l'Om mand all the 'A·ay, posting a 5-0 decision The 167-pound clcc.1> wa~ also relatively ee1~y for the Spartans. with Brent 81eshaitr r o uting Vince Mart1n e1 o r Bonita. 14·5 r1nally, Steve Granito added lo V1 llu Park's last of v1ct1 ms by shutting out As ian Scharhan of Laguna Hills , 14-0 before pinmng From Page 81 him at s 04 ol the contest. VIiia Purk ;aJ o posted two vlctorie1 In the consolation finals. The Spartans suffered their only I05Ses in the championabi, f1n11 ls when Font ana's Chad Cunmngham heat Tim Campbell m the 98-pound clau, ll 8. ln the tos p o und division . Mike L eo nhudt f o ucht North Tor rance's Steve Morimoto to a s tandoff before bein1 pinned 15 seconds into overtime. In addH.ion to Thomas's win in the 119-pound class. Santa Ana Vallt>y's Frank Pe rez won the 138-pound division by pinninc Santa Ann's Jepla Perez at 3·32 of the match. Kennedy's Brum Folsom. who placed f i fth in s tate c hamp1o n s h1ps last year, received a good tussle from lfuene me's Tom Brekke in the 145 pound class before finally winmng. 9.4 Defending tou r na m e nt c hampion Canyon posted only one victory in the c hampionship finals, with Rene Conrlquez panning Byron Evans of fo'onlana '4t 1·42 of the m atch in the 200-pound division McENROE SURVIVES • • • •• Jl(•rmant'nt ins ult to anyone " U u I 1• v c n J e n k 1 n s w a 5 arn IH t•i.sed with the play · · 1 don't thank J · vc ever heen involvl'd in a m o re exciting m al('h," Jenkins ~aid ~k 1-;nr()(' and 1-'lem 111g. who com btned to win the m en's doubles titles at both Wimbledon and the l) .S. Open this year. leaped into the air with JOY whe n Vilas' high shot we nt wide, end1n~ the 4·hour 11-minute battle Cler c and \'ilai.. v. ho have pla) ed doubles togethn only on the Argentine Davb Cup squad. were decided underdogs going into Saturday's battle against the world's top doubles team But McEnroe. who had to be restraint.'<! on the court several times by lJ.S. captain Arthur Ashe. was off his usual game and only Fleming's s parkling serve enabled the Americans to wan the opening set McEnr()(', who JUSl fintshed serving a 21-day Volvo Grand Prix suspension. had his first clash following the second game o f the s econd se t The 22 y ear-old le ft-hander from 1 t"~w York said som ething to ·Ar gentine ca ptain C arlos Junquet. Ashe. who earlier bad said he v.ould forfeit the match if 1t appeared the U.S. team would be disqualified for the w e ll -publ1c1zed o n -cou rt beh avior of its members , rushed onto the court and talked to M cE nroe while Junquet approached ump1Te Bob J enkins o f Britain . After h is b r ief con versation with Mc Enroe. Ashe then talked to Junquet T here were only three breaks 10 the firs t two sets -two com ang in the first set with Cle rc the victim both times. But the third game beg;1n with three con secuti ve breaks and the Argentines. going after their firs t Davis Cup title. taking a 2-1 lead Clerc held s e r ve lo give Argen tina a 3·1 advantage before McEnroe a nd F lem ine broke Vilas m lhe s ixth game to put t.he matc h bit<"k on ~erve Rght lung disease with Christmas Seals AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION AMERICAN t LUNG ASSOCIATION The Christmas Sul People • t1981 Kerr~ Cllrlstma1 EDGEWATER REALTY ..,.. .... ltllc Im Ulll 434-4411 In Support of Christmas Seals CJS REALTY •S.ld. .... Sturley Weiner Give your support to Chnstma.~ Seals Merry Genual Hospital 2101 s....c1o ""'"' s-c. s...u Ano. u.r ........ 917~ ,,,_ (114) U4-S4S4 • refttcHo. of .... c ......... ..._.. ... In Support of the American Lung Association and C hristm as Seals . SUPPORT CHRISTMAS SEALS A-DOORS WINDOWS & SCREEN CO. Ht W ..... St .. Ml 541-1 ltl .. FOCUS ON COMMUNITY HEALTH" Pac.lftoa Commun1&7 Hompltal 11712 O.leweN etreet, Huntington .. ech, CA. It .... Ml-Ge11 . 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T h4' M'nior-less Warriors completed the El Seeundo Tournament Saturday afternoon wlth their third straight victory. 61-36 over Saleslan and thus took the <.'OnsolliltlOn championship of the tourney Sophomor e guard Mark Foringer was a standout once again. scortnc 28 points ror an averaae of 21 in four tournament 1ames. For his work, f'orlnger was named to the all-tournament team. Starting slowly, Woodbridge fell behind by three at the t•nd or the first quarter but began turning the contest around in the second period. Switching to a 2·1-2 zone from a man·tc>-man at this point, it held Salesian to just 19 points in the final three stanzas . ' The two forwards. John Moreland and Kevin Burke. were effective on the boards and Anthony Radovcich scored 14 points as the Warriors ' second-lettding S<.'Orer . Coach Bill Sha nnon·s Warriors return to action Thursdaay ni&ht , Op4'ning play 1n the NewPQrt Chr1stlaan Tournaamt:nt ln oth ·r action Unlveratty 70, H.H. Wllaon IS The 1'roJ11ns made a drutic turnaround early In the third quttrter to capture the coesolation chaampion.~h1p of the Sonora Tournament. Trailing by 10 points (SS·.S) midway Ulrouth the third period, the Trojans completed the quarter by out.scorinit Wilson 14-4 to catch up and kept the mom entum in the fourth and round themselves up 11 with a little more than a minute to play "We're not used lo having that kind of lead late ," s aid University Coach Jerf Cunnin1ham. He was re ferr ing to the two previous University wins, last-second affairs won on shots by Randy Myers But this time University was able to put away its opponent before the game ea me down to the wanmJ( seeonds "I think we Just put a littJe more pressure on ·cm:· ~aid Cunningham of his tum's comeback Kings' Martin caUs it quits Old knee injury forces former Buffalo star to retire INGLEWOOD (AP 1 - Veteran winger Rick Martin of the Los Angeles Kings, unable to fully recover from a knee injury s uffered 14 m o nths ago , announced Saturday that he was retiring from hockey. Martin made his decision after conferr ing with Dr. Vincent Carter, the Kings' team doctor, and Los, Ange les Genera l Manager George Maguire. The announcement was made prior to the Ki ngs' ga me against Vancouver in a t rade for future draft k ne e Ht-had arthroscopic choices. He s uffered the kn~ sur gery . but the knee still injury in November of 1980 in a bothered him. Arter playinc in game against the Washington th r e e c o ns etuti ve games Capitals. recent!). the eondlt ion of the He ranks 21st on the all-time knee worsened. NHL goal·scoring list with 384 in Dr .Carte r s aid if Martin his career. He played most of 10 continued playing, "He would seasons with the Sabres. and beco me a hope l es s c ripple saw limited duty with the Kings before the age or 40." · this season. scoring one goal and ·-rm sorry l couldn't play posting three assists in the three mor e with t he Kings , .. said games in which he _appeared. Ma rtin. ·· 1 was treated awfuJly After the Kings acquired good here George Maguire Martin last March, he ·played in treated me like a son. just one game for them before .. It got to where the pain the 1980-81 s eason ended. wasn 'I Just when I -.as playing, The injury that cut short has it would hurt whe n l was ·'They ( Wll!\OnJ shot very well ln the first half b"t the baJl s tarted not dropplne for lbem. And we started to work the ball in low and were able to for ce some fouls.·· Craig Rouse enjoyed a game-hi1b 26·polnt performance while Brad Guess added 22 a nd Myers, the hero the previous two night.a, had 18. University will be off until alter Cbrbtm as. opening the C<1nyon Touranament on the 28th. '"We've had seven games in two weeks, so this will be a break for us," said Cunning.ham. ··Now we 'can go back and work on a few things since we ha ven't had muc h time to practice." Merine 14, M11alon Viejo 60 After being lied at h alftime, the Vikings outscored Mission Viejo by rive in the decisive thmj quarter and held on for the decision. Now 3·1 overall. Marina was paced by four players in double figures. Scoll Fillipek had 20 points. followe d b} R ick Smith and Andy Kouss man with 16 apiece and John Rerry who had 10. The Vikings won it at the frf'e throw line, sinking 20 of 33, com pared lo the 0 1.i blos · 12 of 16. 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Easy to REG. 79 5 hang and scrubba~-PRICE AM:lltCNI (WAU..Ca.) ~A 9. 95 S'lt 0V£.a ~ tll.E. PAl1'fl Arc> WAL.U'.IU'Vt SOPEMAUS COASl' 10 COASt SINTA ANA ., Se. WESTllNSTEI SINTA ANA COSTA MESA 15111 ludl m I. 17D 2221 llnlr lrtstll St ........ Stnet ltd••• l~l••tlllwSU .......... ·--547-7711 145-1121 fJJ ,. .. , , .. f-lsla•r IM-l•lrf , .. , 557-1324 ...... H.-.:tt CLOSED CHRIST~ DAY I. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13, 1981 LOOSE BALL -L'C' I rvine 's Rand\ Whieldon 1l:.!1 show~ gnm determination a s he l'yes looSl' ball . aturda~ night o.u, ~ ... ~ .. O.ry ._ G iving a h:md an Rainl'r Wulf r\nteatl'rs wo n. 82-70 Baron women win; Estancia defeated Deanna Davis scored 21 points, La:-.a G 1n:s berg pumped home 20 po1nL'i and t eammate The rese Puchals l.1 added 13 as Fountain Valley lhg h rolled up an easy 80-46 \'&ctory o ver Mary Star Saturda) n ight in the second round of the Garden Grove bas ketball tourna ment The Baronl>. now. 5-2. advance to the tournament quarterfinals Monda ) night (6 .451 lo face In g lewood Hi~h a t Garden Grove High Jn anothl'r ,gam e , E:stancia High s uffen.•ct 1ts first defeat of the young 'caso n . a 56-53 setback to Chino an the same tournament Fountain \'alle) Jumped out to a 19-7 first quarter lead against Mary St:tr and then poured 1t on in the sec·ond qu<1rtcr to take a com fort a blP ;17 17 ha lft1 m e advantage Gins!J(-rg, 111 addition to her 20 points. pulll'd do\\ n 19 rebounds . Puchalski mandged to score her • It's the O ne scores u pset win INGLI::WOOD t :\ P 1 It's the One, ridden b~ Walter Guerra. took the lead ea rly and was an impressive 61 ·i lengths ahead at the fimsh of Saturday's $85,250 Aff irm e d H a nd ica p at Holl v"'ood Park Tr~amed b' l.az Barrera. 14ho also cond it ioned the two·t1me horse of the yea r for whom the race was named, It's the One carried 11 6 pounds and was clocked in I 41 4·5 o ver the t 1116 miles . It wa s his first stakes start. Lord T rend). ridden by Sandy H awl e~ anrl c arry ing 117 . finished -.;Pennel, with Damas. Frank Olivares a nd 116. third by a head Floyd ties Cre ns haw MEXICO Cl'("Y (A p I I -R ay Flo)d finished 13 points before fouling out :Vl ean\\h1le, E s tancia . 4·1. fr e:-.h o ff winning the champ1onsh1p of the Beverly Hills Tournament Friday njght. found the going much tougher agarn:-.t Chino. The Eagles got 23 points from Junio r r enter Debbie Hughes and 11 a p iece fr o m Joan Howland a nd Linda lbus hi Chino had taken a 13-9 firs t quar ter le~d befor e ,the Eagles outscored their opponents. 18 14 in the second quarter to puJI into a 27-27 halftime tie Will Guidry stay a Yank? ;-.;E W YORK !APl Pitcher R on Guidr y gen e rally has agreed lo t er ms with the New York Yankees and wall probably s ign a ne\\ contract with the Ame rica n Leag ue champions wit hin a week, hi~ lawyer said Saturday . .. Based on Ron's perception of what George Steinbrenner and I hes\ e agreed to. af that can be r educed lo writing. we have a c ontract.·· attorney J ohn Schneider said in a telephone interview with The New York Times from his Lafeyt!lte, La .. hom e S c hne ide r m e t wi th the Yankee owner this past week at baseball's winter meetings In Hollywood. Fla.. to arrange a new contract for Guidry. who had turned free age nt but ex pressed inter est 1 n staying with his old team Schne ide r declined to disclose terms of the d eal. but reportedly the contract will be for four gua ranteed years with a fifth year at the Yankees' option '1~4 '{ '. } j with a 4 under pa r 614 r med A,~ ... • Saturday to move into a rogram nulVI '"."ti9" lie for first place with l Plus Sh..atter·Priority Ben Crenshaw after the Sof?histicatiofl. third round nf the 31st ~Integration M exican O p.en golf tournament Crens ha'\\-came in j with a 3-unde r·par 69 on Saturday's lour of the 1 chall engin g Chapul e t epc c Club I course ben· From Page 81 UCI ••• • 12 from the c harity stripe and had 12 rebounds Mc Donald added 20 points and eight re bounds. Whieldo n had 16 points . while Leonard J ohnson, who direc t e d the offens e beautifully a long with freshman John Barkey added 10 CNLV \\a:. led by Green's 17 points and Anderson ·s lfi · · t knew we could do 1l ," said Ma gee, who displayed ha~ wares in front o f s ix NBA te a ms I L a ke r s. Por tland . Seattle. Golden State. San Du~go and Chicago1 "f don't think 1t was my greatest game . but 1t was my greatest win .. People still may thank we're a nuke but we aren't." UNLV Coach J erry Tarkanian 1s convinced ··we played hard tonight. we just couldn't put the ball in. the hole." he sa id "Defensively, we tried to pressure the passer and front down low. The lob pass they used Just killed us "Irvine played a great gam e." And to thank Mulligan was worried before the game . ··I just hope they don't blow us out." he confided The only thing CCI bl ew out "'as the Rebel~ Ge orgia Tech coaches r esign ATLANTA IAPl Georgia Tech head football Coac h Bill Curry accepted the res ignations of three of his assistants on Saturday A s earch will b e g in immediately for replacements for de fensi vc coordinator Ken Blair . rel·e1vers coach Terry T uley and running back coach Je ff McLean, s aid Curry, whose squad completed a 1·10 season last week with a 44-7 loss to No. 2 Georgia Blair, \\ho also coached the Yellow J a c kets' ou t s ide line backers. 1oined the Tec h s taff in 1973 and had served as defe nsive coordinator since 1980. Tl•• C.,111.111 A.C: 1 PRC)(,µAll,~ " 1111! 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All Feclco stores .. oplft ......... until Clllistmas Crenshaw , who entered the second r ou nd wilh a na't'row l·alroke lead over Floyd and Dan P ohl, had a bogey on the 212-yard, par-3 seventh to finish OM.front nine 1 over. FED CO MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT STORES f£0CO LA tl(ll(GA •• I 4" 4'•. .J~l• • '"' ~ ~·ttP•tJ 14')~'M ~t6 STORE HOURS M EI DAYI "OQI W.11 llUYS I ·~11 """"J ·•'I;> 11 ... -· .......... v ... "' '' "'40'1 ,UICO NSAoru ... ' 14~ 'II/'; J•tt~ ~.WU&\of1 Ptl'-~ •1•0 nococr111111os ,., •• .-.-,. 1 t• ~ .,,. \.0.-..1 ~ ~ ~J(J'O• 'lOCO COSTA MUA 1•• ~n 1f6'J lO ti> .. ''°"' a wt c.,..,, "'"' .. " i~ HOCO SAii Dlf~O 111 W )41 I ~·~ ~ (,.. ts,.., °"'91> o,tO- 'lod> SAii ••llOlllO ,,, ~-,,,,, 11 OI AM It I • "'•I.A ctt•U • IM •MIAAOllO *IM IMHO llOMI 12.00 lttOM ti I:•"'• CPIWTOI •COSTA •IA •~ AllO VM llUYI ITOMI SATUftDAYS •AU STOMI 91:• Ml• 1:11 f'llll MOATS• All ITOMI -.. All • l:tl f'llll Vt S ~ ""'"""I>~ S... !If><,,._ 'l?·4'0 OPEN TO FEDCO MEMBERS ONl'f f USC tops 49ers UCLA , Titan s race to easy victories •·rom AP dispatches LONG BEACH Forward M1rnrice W1l h um:-. Oe Peul IO, Senta Cla re 58 a nd guard Dwight Anderson euch scored 19 points to pace Southern Cal to a 74·66 college bas ketball victory over Long Beach State Saturday SANTA CLARA Seventh-ranked DePaul led by guard Skip Dillard's 19 points alld fou; steals, easily defeated Santa Clara 80·58 The.. Trojans. now 3·2. led most of the way. including a 31-30 edge at the intermission. Southern Cal Increased its advantage lo a s much as 10 points in the second half, leading 53.43 with 10: S2 remaining in the contest. De Paul blazed to a 34·15 halftime lead and never a llowed Santa Clara to come closer than 14 points rn the second half North Carolina St. 74, Maryla nd 53 . RALEIGH, N.C. -Der eck Whittenburg fired m a career-high 26 points to lead unbeaten Nctrth Car olina State to a 74-53 victor y over Maryland an the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both clubs. Long Beach pulled to within 68-63 with S4 seconds left, but Ande rson 'icored four points and Jacque Hall sank two free throws as the Trojans locked up the victory . Center Dino Gregory led the 49ers, who fe ll to 2·3, with 30 points . He also had a team-high se ve n r ebounds. Guard Craig Hodges chipped in 16 points in the losing effort. WhHtenburg , a 6·foot-l junior. was especially effective in the first half, when he hit eight of nine field goal attempts and added a free throw for 17 points lie finis hed with 11 of 13 from the field Center Ken Johnson had t4 point s and 14 r ebounds for the TroJans , who held a 43·31 edge in the rebounding d epa rtment. Wichita St. 75, Alabama-Birmingham 60 WIClilTA. Kan. Freshman Greg Dre1hng USC hit 48.5 percent of its floor shots , and Long Beach m ade just 39. 7 percent. UCLA n , Boston U. 43 cam e orr the bench to score 14 points and grab seven rebounds. leading fourth-ranked Wichita State to a 75 60 win ove r n1nth·rank ed Al a bama-81rm1ngham LOS ANGELES -Mike Sanders s pearheaded a balanred UCLA scoring attack with 21 points as lht :'llo . 17 ranked Bruins t humped Bos ton l 'nive rs1ly 77-43 Guards Aubrl'y S herrod and Ton v Martin <:om baned for 27 points and each had fa ve a ssists as the Shockers r oastt'd to their fifth win an as ma ny outangs l 'C'LA kd ~ 18 at the antermbs ion after a slow first half m which both teams were cold from the floor Basketball scores The Bruins steadily inc reased their lead in th'! first 10 minutes or the second half and eventually had spurLc; or 17-5 and 13-5 to wan going away Kenny F'ields had 17 po1nL'> and Ra lph J ackson 14 for the Bruins. who are now 3-2 Boston, 4-2, was led by Tony Si ms with 13 points. Jay Twyman had 12 and Arturo Brown with In the fi rst half Boston conve rted only seven of 22 fi eld goal attempts for 31.8 percent and UCLA, lt!d by Sanders' 11 points. made 10 of 23 fi eld goal attempts for 43 5 percent Cal State Fullerton 97. Grambling 60 SANTA BARBARA -Guard Leon Wood s rored 30 points and had a game-high nine assists to lead Cal St ate Fullerton to a 9i·60 victory over Grambling in the consolation game of the UC Santa Barbara Classic Wood hit 10 or has 17 floor shots and was 10 of 13 from the line as he direrted F•Jllerton. 3·3. to ats must one-sided win an two season!>. The Titans s hot out lo a 26·4 lead an the first half a nd were in control the rest of the way Guard Gary Davis came off the bench to add 16 points for Fullerton. Freshman forward J effrey Brown paced Grambling. 2-2. with 22 poants. Kentucky 77, Kansas 74 LAWRENCE. Kan. Derrick Hord scored fi ve points in overtime to lift second-ranked Kentucky lo a 77-74 victory over Kansas Hord. a 6-foot ·6 j unior forward . hit a thrl'C·point play in the opening seconds of the m ertime. Kansa~· Tony Guy, who led all scorers \\1th 31 points. had scored to knot the score at 66·66 at the end of regulation Louisville 83, Tenness,e St. 58 LOUISVILLE. Ky. Senior J?Uard J erry Eaves ignited a balanced Lou1sv1lle attac k with 13 points as the third·ranked Cardinals whipped Tennessee State. 83·58 Louisville took command of the gam e in the firs t eight minutes when it hit mne of 13 shots fro m the field to take a 24-4 lead Eaves pumped in eight points during the spurt, six of those com ing on layups following Tennessee State turnovers. Iowa 84, Northe rn Iowa 53 IOWA CITY, Iowa -Bob Hansen scored a game-hjgh 21 points and led a fi rst-half sur ge that boosted sixth-ranked Iowa to an 84·53 victory over North ern Iowa. The Panthe rs. who fell to 2·3, took a 6·0 lead, but Iowa 's Greg Stokes connected on a s hort Jumper with 13.27 left in the half and added a free throw to give Iowa a 9-8 edge. In the next three minutes. Hansen hit two baskets and Michael Pa yne one and Steve Carlino a field goal and a free throw to give the Hawkeyes an 18·8 lead a nd command of the J?ame. Iowa. which led 42·21 at halrtime. pushed its record to 4·0 heading into next week ·s tnp to Ho l•ston and the Kellie Classic NFL statistics College -UC lrvl,_ .,, ~v4IO.O·L•\ V•941• 10 VCLA 11, eo.1on U 4l use I•. Lonv llH <h SI .. Sf M•ty'\ SJ -.1.a ... SI S..n Jow-Sit "9. LoYOI• Mo.11vmoun1 •I loll Or-SI ... ~oouo•nor •• OeP•ul IO, S..-1.a Cl••• 541 USF tOS. ("'CO SI ., S.n 01-SI II Or_.. 14 Gon1-n. WH111r.vton •• Point Lom..,. Aeclf•nd• u Pomon.Ptt11tr .:I. C•I L"1M'.tn •1 UC A•••'''°' n H .. ., •• ,cs \1 41 WyOMl"9•. <:.i Poly p_. 50 ....... Ntvad•·R...., •s. Catltornia 11 801 .. 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It s t <t rtl'd In United Stales colleges m the 1950s," he said In :i television inter view. "M\' PERSONAL opinion is they should not be a llowed to t·o m pcle in int e rna tio n al t·om pet1twn · · t bt•laeve drugs are very v. 1dcly used tn the United States. hut you can t ha ve s pecific evidence because they have no testtng there." he said Pete Cava. pre:.s information d1 rcl·lor for T h e At hlet ics Con g r ess. Indianapolis . the .:ovt•rntng body for amateur track and field in •the United St ates. c;aid. ·That's the most rid1C'ulous thing 1 ·ve ever heard If you look al t he hi.ts of people s uspended for d r ug a buse the re's only been 1me American. I don t know what the man is 1 ;,ilk1ng ;.ihout <iold dl'scntwd ai. ··scandalous ~ind a disgrace · this week 's (IC·C'1s ion b y The At h leti c C'o ngrcs~ to r ecognize Ben l'lucknelt"s toss l)f 233-7 as a L. S rcrord for the discus throw The International Ama teu r ,\lhlctir l''eder ation has barred Plur knett from internation al ""'" pct1t1on for hfe because or :tllcJ1,t'd ~c of anabolic i.tero1ds. thf• 1llc~al body building drug ('AV i\ SAID Pl ucknett is tht: univ American banned from t rat·k and field. compa red with · m .my others. all European ·· He also said 1t would have been unfair ror TAC not to n:c·ogn1ze Plucknett's May 16 recori1 throw. Pluck.nett was an athlete who I=> t·hg1hle under our rules for <lomc .... tir· com pt:tition. The mark was <;ct at a domestic meet. the aw<i r d was a n America n av. ar<I ," Cava -;aid Gold said that exc'!pt for a far cht> 1n Montreal. t here 1s no permanent acc r edited laboriHOr) for testing athletes for drugs outs ide Europe ~1 £•dicJI cente rs fo r testing athletes for illegal d rugs are set up at the Olympu:. the World Cup and maJor rci:1onal games . Kentucky t o name Claiborne LOL ISVILLE. Ky . <APl Jerr y Cld1bom e will be the next hPad football coach al the l 'n1 verc:1ty of Ken tucky. t he I.11u1sv11lc Times reported in its S:iturrlt1y editions Tht' ne wspape r s aid its info rmat ion c ame f r o m a rt'l 1 able source not connected v. nh the unavers1t~ l"K <lecl1ncd t o s ay if Clet i horne. now coach ing a t Maryland. has been inter viewed or the status of t he committee c har,gtd ~ith recommending a replacrment for Fran Curet, who wa1.> fired. Th t> Time s contacted t'la1t>orne who said he didn 't wanl to <11scuss the story · l 'nlt.'sto something ha ppens. thl· less s aid. the better for e'er) bQdy ." Claiborne said. Cla1bome. a !>3 year-old native of Hopkinsville. played for Paul Bear" Br yant at Kentuck y from t94fi-49. II c c· o ache d Io ye a r s at Virginia Tech a nd wa s fired after his team s t urned an a 61 39-2 record a nd made two Liberty Bowl a ppearances. D u rin g his 10 yea r s at M a r y lan d , C laibo rn e 's Terrapins have won 77 ga mes. lost 37 and tied three. won three Atl a n t ic Coast Confer e n ce • championships and m ade seven bowl appearancei; ' Will Reds lose Foster after '82? C I NC I NN AT I <AP > Ci ncinnati Reds President Dick Wagner says h is team will probably not have outfielder Geor ge Fosler when bis contract expires after tbe 1982 season. ··At the salary level Foster has rxpressed Interest in. I don't think we're going to be able to sign him," Wainer said In • meeting with a1ent Tom Reich last Sunday, Wasner was told of Foste r'11 salary request - which may eJtceed ll.S million a yur and said only l tlat he wun ·t hocked by It -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 13, 1981 Writing can often be a real' stumbling block Published poet aids potent ial authors in be coming untracked and getting down to business a t typewr iter language: "You 're so dumb." LOS ANGELES <AP > -Writer's Block 1s a very real rrisls when your livelihood depends on it. That's where Nancy Kurilorr steps in. She helps writers unblock. In the process. they learn something valuable about themselves When clients begin to look at the inne r critic rrom the right angle, they begin to see that its demeanor is often funny, and "we are on our way to transforming the critic to an ally." the human experience. "Wnting simply does not come naturally. It's an wuu1tural event. Most people who ever lived didn't write.·· Ms . Kurlloff has personal experience with the agonies of the writing class. She's a published poet and she's now writing a book about her unblocking methods. She bad bouts of difficulty from her high school days nn, and through her master's thesis in English al UC Berkeley. It was there that she taught her first course in ··overcoming the Fear of Writing." Any kind of writing helps stalled writers, so she asks them to halt a project temporarily to write about their feelings . Durin1 the recent Hollywood TV and film writers' strike, she had "screenwriters doing novels and short stories and I had novelisL'i writing poetry." More than half her clients are proressional writers. including an Oscar-winning screenwriter, best-selling novelists and joumatials. She also works with "civilians." professors; heads of major Then, she says, you can start a conversation with the critic and reintegrate writer and critic. In other words, you can invite the critic back to the table when he learns good manners. Ms. KuriloH's techniques are desia.ned to help clients feel more comfortable about writlna. One exercise sh e asks them to do repeatedly between their $75-a n-hour appointments is called a "nonstop." To bypass the inner critk's paralyzing censorship, the writer s pends 10 minutes writ.ing down everything that comes into his mind on a topic word like "bread" or "silence." 'corporations, even · students tied up on their theses. l Sometimes the b ock i s undi s - tinguis hed, vague, a blank look. a fright· tening inadequacy. "Many of my clients have chewed up therapists from coast to coast. Some have tried hypnosis, gone to astrologists. everything and anything," she says. "I still have to struggle with perfectionism and my own critic and things that a fflict other writers, but it's much easier now and I'm sometimes amused when it happens." she says Once in a rare while, she gets a client who is suicidal, and she quickly brings in a psychiatrist. Writer's Block can be that serious. In the beginning, her own critic "was the universe. I asked it what's so bad about me. It said, 'you stink.· At that point .1 knew I was in She doesn't use the term Writer's Block, but, s he says, writing is hard work that usually requires multiple drafts and the inner critic ls often at a peak when a project starts. It tells a writer that more research is needed, that lbe opening paragraph 1s terrible, or that no one would bother to publish or film the work . Sometimes, the block takes o n a persona of its own -a dwarf, a black hole, even mother -a s in ·'My mother would kill me if I wrote that; I wouldn 't w a nt m y mother to read this.·· One successful writer who is her client has been slruggHng for more than a year and has been "just savaged by the expe rie nce " of non-production, she s aid. trouble. I had to take this inimical force quite seriously." It seems to be worse in the high-powered world of movie and script writing where the external rules are always changing and shifting. Her own experience helped her to help others. •·My inner critic just made me stop," says one client, a screenwriter. "I'm a comedy writer. and the critic said to me, 'This is not funny This is terrible.' " • • 1 got a sense of relief that I don't have to start with a final draft that I would write something in the middle." says an editor for a San Francisco newspaper. ·'The dwarf jeers and cackles." Nancy NANCY KURILOFF Kuriloff says. The inner critic, in its many and wondrous forms, she says, is primitive, undeveloped. unintegr ated and often speaks in schoolyard Ms . Kuriloff's aim is to ma ke the writer 1Jutonomous, free to unlimber the imagination. She hkens the situation to that of a child who has just painted a blob-like character on a piece of paper and a well-meaning adult takes one look and says admiringly, ''What a pretty purple truck." She tries to teach them that they can say, "It's a purple chicken, and if you don't like it, go away." Some of her writers a re embarrassed by their problem and asked that their names not be used. Ms . Kuriloff sees c l ie nt s a t an apartment-office in the (ashionable Brentwood area of Los Angeles, and conducts workshops for 40 or more people on "Overcoming the Fear of Wr iting.'' A UCLA assistant professor says her work with Ms . Kuriloff helped develop "confidence in myself as an articulate, creative human being. I had a problem seeing myself as an authority." ·'The critic knows the weaknesses that remain after a writer has taken care of a thousand things." Ms . Kuriloff says. Writing, after all, she says, is relatively new to I e If it's got e handles • you'll grab a sale A.-nc Tropical Fish • Fresh • Mvine Aquuium Supplies Special -Dec. 12, 1981 -Dec. 18, 1981 Cichlasoma severum: 3.99 • faster in e Daily P il ot e c la ssified e ads . Call I 64 2-5678 I am from the Northern Amazon Basin. Th ere are two varieties, t am t he outstandingly beautiful one "Golden Severum." 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Jill a nd Ka ram l r\'inc's Mnson Park • .. .. • Orange Coast DAIL Y PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 It's not the giving, it's the gift . • ftt\JI, HUMBUG: I w as gotn~ to makl' a rt>al effort to stay u wa y from that attitudl'. . re:?ally, I wus! Hut. unfortuna te ly. a lmos t before m ~ you -know·wha t hit the t.'ha ir this mornm~ the phon r ran~ and one of m y lcasl (avo nte people m t he world came righ t thro ug h the s witch boetrd 1 not that t h e y <·un· h e lp it. of cour s e 1 a nd ri ~ht in tu my psyche . Belie ve me, s he 's not the best w a y to start a d ay. a nd a fter I got off the phon e I no~n was s wearing lo udly enough to m yself that m y fe llows a s ked who I'd been talkin g to I swung a round in m y c h a ir and announced who it was. and Mar y Janl' Scar cello pulled the best line m many u m onth with ... Oh , he r' T ha t wom un has e noug h Gaul to d ivide into th rc.•(' pa rts .·· L o ve it . a n d I wrote this who l e "'mumble . mumble. mumble ." so I could ha ve a n exc use to sh are it with you Howe\'er now t hat 1·m startl'<I fo r the p ast m o nth or so I've gon e ho me w ith a li n e our e di t o r on ce pull ed mumbling through m y he ad. rn this case. it was related t o be ing a sk ed to jud g e e ither a beauty · o r bab~· conte s t. He noted that he 'd neve r get involved in a nyth in g like that because you c a n only end with one friend the winne r 1 ·m be ginning to th ink reporting o n C hrist m as pa r ties is a little like that. I know it s ounds sl'lfis h of the m . but m y fe llo w wo rker s cooperati\'e us the~ a r e . s im p ly don 't feel they want to d e \'otc t h e entire p a per to party C'overa~e But without t hat m uch s pace I c an't em l'r t he m a ll. The refore. in man) ('ases it becomes a Judg ment ca ll. Nor. m 'dear s . c an this body co vC'r t hem all gr aciou s a:, many of you etre to t hink to inc lude m e · LunC'heons partiC'ula rly at this tim e of t h e year. a re difficu lt beca use w hile 1 ·m s itting the re I k eep thinking a bout getting bac k to the officl' to do some thing need m g doing . T ha l does n·t m a ke me awfully good t•o m p a ny 1 ·m Mll'l' 1111 1111t· Ilk!'.., to ..,11 1u•\I to som l'Olll' w ho ·.., pn•111·1·111111•d Thl'n tht.•rl' Hl'l' d1n nt'r~ Kitt) Lt.•:,lll' 1m1·p told rm· th at 111u · 111 twr fam1I~ m1·mht.•r.., IH'r:o.r~t ~ aftt•r 1111\\ muny yt.•ars·· Strll 1·a lb \\hat ... 1w dot•.., a t'lll t• llll ll• 1uh ·· I l<Jugtw d . kn1PAtll g \\hat slw n·all\ does Tht•n soml·on1.· :,u1d that 111 1111• I ht• othe r da y I laugh ed ag;.11n So. it may tw a ··c ult• litth• JOh ." and I d o lo\'l' 1t but n .·latl\'l' lo d1111wr for m y own s a n ity . twtau:o.l' d1vm·c·1• <:;.1n IH' expe n s ive not to m l'nl 1oll trying . and 1u~1 bet·ausc I wa nt to. I t'tmost· to h avt· sonw tim e with m y h us ba nd witho ut bot h ol u~ we aring a n a m t' tag Then .vou Sl'l' this e ull' lt tt le ,1011 rl•all~ is n 't all l un ehcon~ a nd fa~h ton s how:-a nd d in ners and d arwcs a nd play~ a nd lt·1 ·.., se e. is the re a n yt hin g e lse" Som l'w hcre in th(' '' t•t•k lht· IWtT:-.-;an ad j unct is to s rt dm.,·n a nd ''rill' abo tll w h at's b<.•l•n going on . Th<;tt's a kmd of a<·t11u11t <.1 hl11t~ ..,~ ..,tem The n there ·:-t ht• oh. wc·ll. ·' 011 do n 't wa nt to he<.ir a ll lhr~ t In s h <.1nng lhl'Sl' thought:-"1t h p1•uplt· in s imi l£tr pos itions ne w~papt•r peoµl t•. Cha m bc>r of Comml•r <·t· pt:>opk , ''hute\l'r w C''Vl' ('ons idcred h~1 \'mg an ··l·<htor for th e da~· ... or .. P R -µt·r s on for a da~ · · and iu s t turn the pho n l·S O\ t·r to you I I d he .t s upt•r learning prot•(.•du n • · I t hink the ps~ ('ht>logrs h e all 11 r nit• play ing.·· HOW ~1A:'lii\' REST FRI F::'liiDS (',\~ SOMEONE HAVE'! Thl·rt• havt• hecn a l11t of e normous prin1t c P.<.1 rl1e~ t ht•st• pa~t fl''' wee k:, and wlw n I w ;,ilk into a room literally st u ffed with pt•oµl(' a b11.: roo m . likt• a dub hou:o.t' or banqut.'t room. I i.l lwa~·s th rnk o f lhl' :-tor.\ m~ :\tom und O;_i(I used to te ll about u frll'nd of l h(.•irs w ho:o.l' g r oom to be wa~· p lanning to h ave Iii us hl•rs in thl· we dd ing llt:>r fathL•r . upon he a ring th1 ~. grumb kd ·1 dnn ·1 tnt'>I hrm Lt•:. Ill' :'\11 m an <'an h ;I\ l' Iii IJl·..,t I rwnd~ Of eour<it'. th;.i l is n t n·all~ n·la trH' to the pa rtie:-. Lub ol pt•oplt· e;.in ha\'t.' lot:-111 frie nds witho ut t hl'm ht111ll-! twst frit•rlfb . hut I st ill thltlk II A ('O~C'ERT SHOU.D :\1E.\~ :\1l'SI(': ~rnd a Phllharm omt Sot tl'l~ f,!ruup ... hould be rn ll•n ·sll'd 111 mu-;a· ur "" I would think But I h<'ard till' m c1 ... 1 m a n l'lnu .... ~tor~ tlw ollal•f' d:i~ It th•liJ.!hh•d llll ' I \\l~h I 1·m 1ld tl'll )Oll wh11 t11ld mi· 11111 I w11ult111·1 fur a va rw ty of rt·u~on~ "di 111 wh 1d 1 .\OU wall u111h·r~t and wht·11 I ... 11;,11 1· thl· ~tor) Wtlla )OU 11 "l't'fll'> ..,h1• v. a:. a~kl·d lo 1mn ot1t• 1 •I lhc• m a n ~ P laalh :a rm o ll at' ('11m 1111t11·1" l'Xl ~I rng.111 tl11~ 1·o ur1I.\ '\lot loo lon g a ltt•r ht•r a1 f'I\ .ti 111 tlll' g roup ~tw \\a~ 111:1111· l'rnl-!r am c 'harrm .111 Sh l' took thl' Job ~l·riously :md ft'll th:.il orn· 11! the Jobs t unnct'tl'd w ith the• :1ppu111l nwnt w as to makt• arr<rnJ.!t'm l•nts t11 han· ... 11m 1• kind of m11 :-.1t•;.i l pn·~t.·n tat wn :it t•ad1 m eet m g ShL· workt•d h ard on a sdH"dult• g11111.f.! ..,., far a~ to find out \\hl'rt· ... tw 11111ld t•ontaet l'l'rt urn mus iewns. wlH'tlu·r thl·\ \\ t.•re a vailahll· a ro und llw ~du·duh·d I 11111 \\hat the ft·e~ would ht.·. a nd :,1111n Thl•n slw took her proi.:ra m 111 th1· ho<.1 rd. pr<>Jl'cted hudgl'I in hand and '' h.11 t urned out to ht• nal\ t• 1.·nthus1 a~m c·;irn 1ng ht·r· through Y o u h a\l' ;.iln·;1<I ~ g u t'""''" 1h 1· r<.•action? T IH· f i n t v. a ~ 11 I 'h o <' k .>1 r h • · :-.u ggl'!-.l10n. '.'iot on l~ had ltH'.\ flt•\ t·r It.id m us rt· JH'l'Sl'ntt.>d ;.i :, part of a p rogr .1111 ;11 thC'tr mt•ctmg~. the~ ha d nl'\l'r h;,id <tll\ unc· t•\'t•n ~uggt>sl rt hl'fo r e T he adt•a was ~o new. I ga lht·r I h:il 11 \\ u~ ohnou~ the d1~C'u:-.s111n w;i~ gor11g to last 1,vcll lw~·ond eotkta rl :rnd lwu·h t 1na· It wa:, movNI a nd M't'Oncl1 ·d that 1h1· 1dt•a a nd di:,1·us s111n ht• t:1hled A~ far a!-m~ n ·1><1rtl'r l'an kn•m ~111d '>hl'.., movl'd a\\a~ from that part1n 1l:11 1 group, not beca u~l' of 11 tht•\ n · .1 g n •at group of wom t·n • it .., ~till t;,i bled Do th(.'~ l'\'l'I go tu l hl' t•nnc·t•r h · v. o ndt.·n·d ·oh. l.ord .· ... ht• ...,._ml. ..i ft 1·1 1h:11 1..·,pt·rll'nl·l' I n1•\'t'r "ant<..•d t(• kn1rn t .t:T \"Ol.R F l~GER S DO Tift-: SllOPPI'.\(;: I \\a:, ht·mmmg ..,111n1· ...,l;H·k.., t ht' othl•r nrg ht a nd thinkmi.: hem ll·alh hon ng 1t wa~ n•;dl~ hor rng On tht.· ntht•r h:111d . tw1ng \1111r ll.1..,11· l'h1nt1 . I hall' to turn lhl•m O\'t•r to,, t a ilrn wht•n I l'an cl11 it ~11 t•a:-.rl~ m y-.<·11 Hut Ol\ d aug htt•r oftt·n :-a ~.., But \\Ill \OU ' I tx•g an to pl a~ a ·\\ouldn l rt hl· 1111·1• 11 g aml' .... t a rt m g "1th · \\ouldn t 11 IH· n1 e 1• 11 .... omt·Ont• -.a rd ""'a C hr i....t m.i., pn•..,t.•nt. that th t'.' d h(·rn Ill.\ ...,kir '' :e nd ... 1 :1t·k~" II tlwn lllT Ull'l'd to mi· tlwr t· ,111· a 1111 ol pott.•nllal J.:ll b l1k l1 I tw l Kub \\otrld n l 111-l· It mut II \II• I :ill 0 J> (.' II Ill g "al' k a j.! l' ... I:-. •• .... Jll ll d1 I ti 11 d .. As American as a stylish California stroll Mid-December. loweri ng li ght. winter in California .. and a family strides across Mason Park in Irvine. They 're the kind of family -st rong. healthy . tan all y ear long - that . when people from other parts of the world see them. the questi on isn·t, .. You·r e Americans. aren ·t you?" Rather . it's "You·re from California, aren't you? .. Irvine resident, Christle D' Ambrosio is pictured against Mason Park's plasti'c geodetic-dome slide with "9r childr9ft, soon-to-be a University of Colorado freshman, Jill age 17; S'h year otct Kara; and sitting above ~m all, e6gttth1rader, a rett. Their sports clothes are from I. Magnin/South Coast Plaza. · Cover story photos by Gary Ambrose and Richa rd Koehler. Other Style photos by Staff Photographe". A Sunday Section of the Orange Coast Daily Pilot For News .. Tho mas P. Haley PubffsMf Call 642-432 1, Ext. 205 Thomas A. Murphine Edttof Nora Lehman Myte ~dltof Michael P. Harvey Metlletlftt onctor Marjorie Fendel ........... .-." ... ' For Advertising Call 642·4321. Ext. 251 M•ln Offlc·• 330 Wes t Bay S treet. Post Offrce Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Calrf. 92626-0560 Wuring a burgandy Nlpon sllll dress detailed wltlt f...-tl,. •fMI ntffMd coll•r, Christ .. tries to decide betwffn this _,..te moe..lr wr•pped<Nt·wtth ... •cNble-fo. collar and the cashmere Nipon she wean on IM opposite IN9•· ts e a a 7 $ •••• a s n a a P •••• v. h a l .., 111 ... ult· up tu .1 11·1 t .1111 ai,:t· Bui rntu llll' j.!rtl\\ 11 u p \ c·;1r.., rt ..,t ·t·tn~ to llH' l h••l't•':-, .t t f't•11 11·11tlo11 .... 1111h ·11t 1.d lo r i.:ll t J.(l\'lllg You 1·:m pla~ I hr .... lt>o hut hm~ aho11t l h1•:-.1·' F ro m hu ... 11 :11111 t o \\orl1• ·• hou ... d .c·1·p1·1 t'\ t •n "1•.-I.. 111 ... 11 ... d or t'\'t'I'\ ntlu·r or tw11•1· 11 ";'l'k o r \\ha t1•\t•r lh1• .., 11 11 at r o 11 1 ... ' o u 1 c· h 111 e t' a \\I• 1 • k I ' lll:lfll('tll 1' Ill 111.ll'l:O.,IJ.!t'. 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HJl ph Laurc·n.C'ollt•el mn Rn•tt. a1.:t· 1-L an t'tghth gratfrr al Hanc·ho .Junior l1 1g h Sc.:h1H1I takt.•s hi~ Cl\\ 11 pla C'l' 111 l h i~ tennrs pla~ mg famil~. h~ gt.•tttng rn a s l'l or l\\O dad~ Ill' abCI pla.'" .Jun ior All-Aml'rt('an foot hull But ha:-.t.•hall 1:-. hrs firs t Ion•. and hl· 1.., a li tt le leagut·r Ill' wt•urs a n ·rl-\\Ool pull m ·t·r t ied around h is ..., 110 u I d t' r :-. o ,. t.• r .i soft t' n e d h I u <' \\ o r k m •• n · ~ .., h 1 r t . k h a k 1 ~ I 0.1 c· k ~ a n rl I o ps idt·r~ K a r a . hl·r n111t ht·r Chnst1 t' laughs. ··does n·l do m ueh but Ill' around and e at bon bons.·· thc·n admit:. that this ac·1ive 5 1 :?·year ·old 1s JUSl t h;1t aC'll\'t' In k inde r ga rtt.>n a t Bonit a Canyon School. s he take s balle t lessons. p la ys soccer . a nd loves to get m the k 1tc hC'n and do hl•r <m n hrand of C'ooking P rot<.•sting all lh(.• wa~. wan ting to gi.'l on,to a bi rthday part~ a nd not be ing s ure this fu~:, was worth 11 . s ht.• s till m a n a ged t o hl• a good s por t . s mile a lo t a nd m a ke ht·r rf.'d p oplin µl l•a ted rainco a t b~ Londo n Fng . white t·o t ton blou se• a nd lab-ankle d hlue Jeans look thl' way t he d esigner hoped they would Lovely . dark-h aired Ch ristle wears a re d wool bla zer by Evan Pir one n \'Cr a whitl' silk blous e b y St a nley She rma n. lie r nav y w00l s lacks by E\'an Picone . a lso com e from Bettt.•r Sports we a r For this t ram p across the park she.• wears b la c k le a the r mid-heel boots . Consider this i r tht· size:, were all t hl• s ame . cn•ry pil'<'t' or dothmg would tie 1nt1c•rr ha ni:t-ablt> with t hl' other . . 0 • Ambrosio cnnst1e . dauqh\er J1\I :\n 1mport<:d C.1ltlorn1a11. lhh \\tTk-. Jach of f<t-.hion Chri-.111· D \mhru-.111 \\ .1-. horn 111 ldah11 ~r .1<111.llt•cl lrom ·1 T ht•rp-.41..; \l'adt•ni\ tll 11111-.t· and -.pt·nt l\\11 ~t·ar-. at th1 · l ·n1\1 •r-.1t~ 11! Idaho. \dh'11 'ht· lll'l'a nw i.Jll \fph.1 J>h1 .\n edtH·i.Jtton 111\l'rruptc"I ll\ .in v.11 I~ fi r s t m<Jrrta!.!t' ft•d 111 1•\111·11l'llt'l-. thJI turnC'd out to li1· c1n l'dtll'at111n 111 ;u1111 hl'r kind ;.ind a not lwr .... url \\'1th hc·r .\rm' hu:-.hand ... t:11111n1·d 111 0 k 1 n a\\ a du 1 t ll ~ I h 1 l' .i r I' ' t-. t 1 .... 11 I th<.' \'1t'lnam1•:-.1• \\ .ir < 'hr1-.11i.:, 11.1HI lw1 11\\ 11 \\<J ~ to101n him tht•r<· .. 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I 111 I 1111 t • \\ 11 u h \\ 111 t • \ "fl I ti .ti I '. 1t•pf.tt'l' till' \lh• I I "1111111 llotllt' 11 \\Iii 111• ... lrpp11rt1·d ll\ !i1t1 h 1 tw prJ\ <1lt· and I lll- p11 h l11· ..., 1·1111 111 lt•.t<I ul II ht•111 g lo t.i lh und1·r 1h1 n1un1. "inL' .1-. 11 "no\\ "'hi· \\,1 ... .1h11 .1pp111nti·d Ill tht• Orat1).!l' ("1H111I\ ltl\1·11tl1• .111-.111 1• ('11mm1llt'l' 1n .Jurw ol thh '1'.11 ll1m -.!11• 11 •JI Ill ll'llldlll'-d 111\..,lf'I\ hut 'Ill' .. , 111 ni 111;11.!"'-;1 1 11•;1,..,I nrtl' l!ame 111 t1·11n1 -. ;, \u•t !.. 11\d 11 ... 11.11!\ tnon· \n .ll'll\1 \\l it· m11th1•r and \olunlt·1•r -.ht•-. ,1 1 I • d 1t 111 tlu "1111111 \ Cttrlstie wean black WOOf wpa..ate by Stanley Sherman, and Jiii Is In a plaid cotton-llnkkentd S411t from Junior COftttmporin. Jill wear s qreen wide-wale cordor oy knicker<; wt th d n.:itur.:il suede blouson Christ ie wears a N1pon (iJShmere coat while tookrnq .u Ntpon dre!>~ with dauqhter ; J ill. MAr.. & Pi'OM OQOO?S ACClPl.fO CHAQGE ACCOU~IS INVITIO MAJOP CRECll CAVDS • CO'll' yO•H r1a" N JI 0'"! 1)1 011r <;uper1r' h" rc:ur~ ,1nt:l "l•e a''"" nO I En1oy J E<J•< pPan tir 1 1nti ri•c"' .,p "c.omp11mp1•tar1 malle up • Treal ~ urt;Plf '' ;i 1•11n1Lt.<C ,, pcel•c.url' ar. l 'alll' hOmf' a bottle of lrl'P na1r poh<;h Surround her in diamonds and gold at Christmas Our 14 karat gold diamond bangle bracelets ore elegant tasfuon accents. A 3 d iamonds. $450. B w rt'11 d ia mond. $37 5 C with 5 diamonds. $825. Bailey Banks & Biddle \~1 ''<' ~'1· 1\\ rd rt \\t1t·1 'n ,. IXI_, 50..ilh CCAS! P,ALA. COSIA MESA • \' .e•" "~O· ·r ... Co"··".i'e 7'4 7S1 !.640 "'"....-~... QI ii <, I\ :_ ,._ t\ 'P\l '" , J"'' 11-l 'l~~ with this ad a' " •o· OP' a 1 ,, nav 0 1 ~;t ', jrt.F. "'l'l lliE DAZZLER'S SALON, INC. 675-3828 675-3920 3409 NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPORT Cli·m The Most Popular Holiday Gift LeSportsac Son Luggage Systems. handbags. and accessories 111 80 st.yles and 17 colors and prmts See the fuJI collection at your exclusive I.cSportsac s hop. Write or phone for our new Chrlstrna.~ catalogue. y<1ur for the a.sk 111g LeSponaac 8ou\h Coui Pl••• Carousel Court Cost& Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 667-1263 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13, 1981 6 2 2 SCP a , ... • • -a a Hante y Some rs chats with San Dle410 TV frulancer Martha Grace at CBS party. 'tis By Sora I A"hman the season m 'dears E \'ER \'TH IS(;' S I~ IT I.\ I. E 0 : R('fleet ing on the eapllon:-. <•llachl·d 111 our photographs this Wl't.'k . 11 111·,·ur-rt·d ,,~~me that. bct·au~t· of s p<.i<"l' l1m1t<.1t1011 !'>. I 11:-.t:d an inorclinat t• amount of in1t1:.i b Th;,,i1 :-. a ·no. no. It ti It• I ady .. in I he 111.•\\.., hu.., lnl·-.-. It should tw :'\othing 's mort· annm 1ng, than tryi ng to figure out '' h;11 !->Orth' "l't 111 initial~ mt•a11:-. . .,i nd h1·a n·n k nrm..., t ht• "orld 1s full of tht!m So kt mt· explain '>t111a· hil-.H om ..... :-.tarting v.1th the 1.ncturt· 1c.len1tlwa1111n:-. In lht! picture of the :'\t"A port H<•ath Cha m ber of Commen·t• Dolphin Pn·!->1dt'nl Carol Bl akeslet• with C'hu('k ll1r..,t·h of llOE and Bill Pult·y of YES llOf: '>ta rub for H a rbor OttU p l.lt111nal Ed 1tl'ilt1nnal P rogram . 1 n w h 1 <· h 11 ar11o1 .-\rt· a businessmt•n haH· undt·rtakl'n to 1 akt• up the s latk "ht·rt• tht• .... ehooh h;H t' t·ut out IH o g r a m .., Y ES .., t a 11 cl :-. f r> r Y 11 u t h F.mplo~ mt·nt Sc·n·1t·1· and that progr.1m. Jn l'\et•llt·nt 01w. ha.., hl'l'n around f11r .1 numlwr ol ~l·<1r:. Both an• good ~outh program.., and 1 · m \ l'f\ plt·a~O<I 111 -..1.·<.· :.in 1nc·n·;.i:-.t· Ill mtt·n· .... 1 1n our <·11mm1111 1t1t:'-111 -.ut·h t·mh•,J\ or-.. I> 11 l p h 1 n .., i.: a q • S :! .i . 111111 t 11 '\ 1 • \\ l>1n·t·11nrh . h~ tht: \\a ~ Thn·t· mon· "l't-.. of 1n1t 1ah thrn\\ n .1 round ii lot ar(• SCH. '\ 11.\ \I iJ IHI 0( '\)(' S('H -.t ;.rnch for Soulh C'oa-.l Ht.·pt·rt11n Thl'••kr :'\11.\\J for '\t.•\\ 1x.1r1 I 1.ir h111 .\rt \l llS l'Um. Lind ()( '\J (' for '>ranJ,!t· <'11unt~ \I U!->lt' ('1•11\l'r For ~L·:.ir ..... \\ht.·11 I \\a:-. \11lt1111,•t•r111g !her e . O('\J(' '>loud rn nl\ mmd f111 Ur.rngt• ' Count ~ :\1t•<f1C'<tl C'C'ntt·r . hut \\ ht•n l T l ht·eum1.· lll\nht·d 11 bt·<·:rnw ~'('[\Tl' Tht• \l u:-.ie (.'('nH·r l'llUlrl ptc·k up th1.· old 11111 i;tl-.. S P E \ K I ~ (; 0 F T II E '1 l' S I < C'E~TER : T11111ght. 111 thl' c;r.ind Ballroom 11f t he Dt~nt·~ land I lotl'I thC.' t•1gh1h annual ( 'andlelti.:ht Conecrl \\ 111 ).!l'I 1111dPr ";,1\ ,11 ti p.m . follo\\t'd h~ cl1nrwr and Ill 1·11ur-.1.· LI ('IJl1(.'(.•rl ~T ll.I. OE .\l .l~G \\ITll 'TllE 1-TTl'RE llERE : Tht•rt• an· 111..;t a t'IH1pll' o f othl·r thing~ gorn g on th1 -. t·orrnng "t•t•k "\\'omen 1n Bu:-irw:-:-i-. h.t\ lrll! 11-. l'hrt'\tmas 11run<:h at South l'11a'-t PlaZJ llplel':-. .-\lfreclo':-. th1:. \·er~ day Tht• llunl1ngton llarhour Hoa! Paradt'. a fu nd ra1~t·r for that ehaµt er of the Philharmon1c SoC'11.·t~. got und1.·r \\a~ last nig ht a nd :'\ewµort Ht•a rh·~ boat:. ... tart out this romrng Thursda~. tlw lith Bill l.u:-.k':- (."('~l la \'it• \\ill be in the lead again Thank hea\·en·:-lhl'rc•.., sonw tracl1t10n left' Wt:J.L, LET'S TAKE .\ LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPE~ED ALRE:\D\': fl \\as a "biggie" for the ;\l lfA:\1 1 Remem b1.•r the initials" I'm gomg lo ask question~ latl'r. 1 For some reason ont' mst1tut1011 has a run of t'\l'nt~ and l he n another "111 t akt· its turn 1 I ke1..•p remembering thl· \\'l't•k the OCMC Guild:-. had four pa rties. Phew ' 1 This time the whole series of s h('bangs st arted with a part ~· thrown h~ the CRS T\' Seaver and c arol Lincoln chat with Marc GordoR and Ms mom, Elaine at Newport HarMr Art Muwum wlt9' Curator Paul Schimmel In baclc9round. 0 •.. ~ Dolphin President Carol Blakeslee gives S25,000 to New Directions' r epresentative Pam Wilder , Muriel Zink and Sue Schaar . \ f I 1 I 1 " I t· .... J.! 1 11 11 p h :1 ' 1 n I-! 1 h 1 • 1 ,. l I l' II p I fl \' I' II II \ l' II I I II 11 .I 11 d t•n d ·on ;1 h1)..!h 111111· p.111' al I h•· \ltl'.1•urn SI.\. rn;n ht· i1HI 1w11pl1· .1 11111ng l 111•111 l()(·;il bag \\ 1J,!-.. ntllt.f.!ll'cl .111111111.! 1111· I 'hn-.,1111;1-., I rt'l'" ;111d .ar1 TIH ·' cl .trllTd 1111 h1 ht·d .111d <Ill· I ha\t' lo t1•1l \1111 lh.11 tor tlw l1r-.1 1111w 111 m~ l1fl' I l11ol·.1·d .11 I 111· l.1-.,1 m ">ll•r on Ill\ platl' a nd 1hrn1gh1 w11111i-.h th1111t.:ht · l'an I l 1111:-.h 1111 -.' 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"What 11 IPW 1" Tun., DK. 15, 6 P.M. S 15.00 ,.r ,.non VELVET TURTLE RESTAURANT itt Fosllion lslaftd M.wporl hoch Af'setvallons a must 642-2320 l « • &Jt$£! H aley 1.1d1<'' v1s11 Museum 2 3 2 j Orango Co.i<>t DAii Y PtLOT'Sunday Decornt>er 13 1981 Carol Bl.lkec;tee pre'ient., .:iw.trd'i to Chuck Hir sch and Bill Paley. 45.JH ~t HOLIDAY SALE s 7~ I <1'<Jiii<11f11 ~.'-; > J.l '.\I '/<!< Jl ·_....; \'J· .. \·1·1 HJ.. \/./:J<S /Jy 1>1w ,,, 1>111 111uc....1fJtJJHll<1r111tdd·r-.... <:J 1oic<' ()r /)(ll 'l/, <jfl'('/I. l>tlf"</llll<llJ t I/ /Jl<t1 kit) S i/.<'S () ((I Jf i. Paula Voqele and Ann< M c Nerney r•n1<n .1 qo.Jd t;iuqh di Chrrstma<; Festival ·'"'"' u/ Full .<...,J >•>th1t 1'<11 /r1>nl .o.,"n1c· <>I (/fl(// /<II 1101<' 1/1''-oll//ll'f'-o .\/lf)(' l\.ll'in. . \ll wtl ."\.'ipu11. H l <l.'-o'-o/>' 111 .<..,1c111/c·11 SIWrtll<lll <llltf 1-r'l<'<ill< /io..... <..,J>111f lr11 "('/'-.. J><llHS. ....,"1n ...... c u/1111< . ...,. I J/r i1 ,....,, . ....., <111<1 ...,"'<'<II< ·rs ill Sa".., F 111 h !h enue ,) Christma'> Store Hours I nr \,()Uf ( hn,tmch '>hooping <on\ <'rnc>nc 1 \' <' II he <Jf)<.'n ,Vf onrl<H through "lcJlt m/,1\ from 1() .1m to 9 Wpm )11nc/.1\ trum If J .1m to 6 pm. ,, t ', • II• ' . " 11 ·11"/ ....... < dc 'c'h fill<! fJllJr ' < Jri< /t/1<11/1 I SIU:! 111 ..., . ~ ),'-; S ILK PH/.'\.TS Th<'rc"s u J1irn nt ~prinu ore 1w1<t ....... ,,"-~·]I 3 (~II tilt' c 11n1t•r « •lfl1 1J1cse < u l<>r/u/. LJnrn1n silks ht/PK Tseng. '-"'' '" ru1h1 r u'"-J>W<<' 11 •1fhsu·1noskm m owc·n. G·l4. 5173. r u ., >-pwc c. red/fJr<'<'ll pnrn il'ith ~huuld<'r l>wton <letoil. 6 10 1 .+. SI 33 JOHN HOG.AN \ III Fcr-.ht•>n J.;,fwl<L °\<'lt pon Center h44 i/00 Fc1!'ill1011 \"<llf<'tl ·1111 Ott'</" 291 it111J Lo .J•1lta 7fi .. 16 Girorrt 4 5 4 7121 .. Cl Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday Oecomt>or 13. 1981 Holiday Glimmer Equals Holiday Glamour • • • By VIDA DEAN oe .. ....,_...,. We all an• t·o11:-.1·w11:-. 111' "ant 111g to look gl'l•at for part ll':-. hut "11 h t Ill' holtda~ :- t'oming on. lt'I ':-look dau hng' l.t•t 's pull :-.nmt· t rH·k.., lrom our makeup hags and 1·ons1clt•r a It•\\ ''a.\·.., to put a bettt•r fan• fon,ard lur i.111 tho .... 1· Christmas and ;\It.•\\ Yt.·ar .... E\t' p;1rt1t.• .... a l read~ ('rowd1ng t ht.· "lll'li.J I t·alt.•nclar First ol a ll. kt'.., lakl· 1·11ntrol 111 th•· c~ es Remt.•mlwr. tht.'M' an· our mu .... 1 VD~ 1 m port ant shcm l'<l~t.· I t.•al 11 rt.• C'on:-1<lcr appl,\ m g mon'. .... twdm\ \'nlor Expcnmt.·nt ' En·n 11' .'nu find .'CH• \\ ;1111 tu \\ 1pt• 1t all oft and ~1 ar1 m·t.·r If ~·ou ha\·t· l>htl' l'~ l'°'. a .... 011 bro" 11 1 shadt.• \\Ill dl'l'Jll'll and hnng 11111 till' i.:r~I\ Today PERSONAL SHOPPISG b~ appointment only. until Christmas Cal I 556-0611. ext. 371 Bullock ·s South Co<1s t Plaza. FINE JEWELRV . art and fllrniture auction. with proc:ceds to go to lloag Hospital 1 to 5 p .m .. Hoag llos p1tal Confe r e n ce Ce nt er . 301 '.':ew port Boulevard. Newport Brach J EWEi.RV ('OLLECTIO~ designed h~· Mark Toto. 1 to 5 p.m or hy appointmt.•nt. call 644·8325. Moboco. 2 Corporate Plaza. Suite 230. ~ewport Beach GEOFFRE \' BF.E~F. :-.a mpll• c;rl'~ Flannel fr agrantl' fnr mt.•n a nd sel' infor_ma l modelmp_ of Gl'offrey Beent.• clothing for men 11 a .m to 3 pm \t a~ Company South Coas t Plaza Monday, Ott. 14 STASLE\' SHER ~A~ Representati ve show!> designer· s holida~ and beyond collt>ct1on of dresses. suib. coat s and scparatt>~ Des igner Salon. through December 18 I :\Jagnin South Coast Plaza MODELING A~() C'AROLl~G o f designe rs Willie Wear . Perry Ellis etnd Norma K a m al1 1 ·30 pm Nordstrom South Co<1 ~t Plarn Tuesday, Dec. 15 OSCA R DE LA RENTA representall\'e in Cos m e t ic Depart m ent . through December 17. Saks Fifth Avenue South Coast Plaza. Wednesday, Dec. 16 NORELL'S representat1\'e. '.\t athew d1 Be rnardo, disc usses Amerita 's firs t designer perfume in Cosmetics 11 a m to 3 p.m . May Company South Coast Plaza I NFORMAL MODELl!'IG of s pecial dime nsion s izes petite to large Town Square Department i 30 pm '.':ordstrom South Coast Plaza. Thursday, Dec. 17 I NFORMAL MODELING fro m Des igner Salon. Noon to 3 p .m throug h December 18 Zodiac Room. '.'il'tman Marcus Fashion Isla nd J UNIOR HOLIDA V FASIDON SHOW Brass Plum Depattment. 7:30 p.m .. MEN'S NIGHT gift ideas presented with mode ling and refres hments Lad 1c ..;· Sportswear Depart m e nt 7 30 p m Nordstrom South Coast Plaza Friday, Ott. 18 LUXt:RIOl'S LOl'SGEWEAR for Mother and Daug hter. modeling in the Lingerie De p a rtme nt noon to 2 p m Bullocks South Coast Plaza DUPONT representative tn the Fine Jewelry Department Oscar de la Renta represent a tive 1n the Cos m e ti c Department. Saks Fifth Avenue South Coast Plaza. Saturday, Dec. 19 ROCH AS r e presentative. Claire Cashman in Cosmetic Department. 3 to 5 • p.m . May Company 'South Coast Plaza. WOODY WOODPECKER is 40 years old and children a re invited to celebrate with him: 9:30 to 11 :00 a.m. Woody will be 1 there in person in the Zodiac Room Informal mode ling from the Designer Salon: noon to 3 p.m . in the Zodiac Room Neiman Marcus1 Fas hion Island lcitlt'" .illtl .1 pl t'l I\ pltllll \\Ill h1 1-:hl 11.:ht t 111' 111111 · 1"111 \1111 l1rm\ll t·\t•tl lw.1ull•" ... 1t.1d1· ... 111 hh11•.., ~1 t.·1'lh 01 pllllll' 1·.111 lw l 1'11•d 111 :1dd \\,11111tli I 111· 1·011 11.,i....1 1.., t·ll1·1·11,1 · Hr11\\ 11 •• , , ..... 1i;1d11" t111n t.: .... out th1· !.!Cd d1•11 t11 111'11\\ II llt·d;._ til 11.111•1 111' !.!I l't'll I'\ I '" ,llltl .I l1Hll'il Ill •t1lcl tlll 1111' 1•t•llft'I 11f th1 • Itel :1clcl ........ p ;11 l-.l1· I I \llll r1 ".ilh .111 · ,1du·nt111111i.... 11 ' t\\11 111 th11 ·t 1ul111"' 1111 lht' lilt .1t llll' ".tllll' tllllt• l "I' lh1· d.itl-.1 •._l 1111111 O il lht• lllll"lcl1• .111cl .1 l1d1t1·1 .... 11.111! 111 ... 1 1111tl1•1 lhl• 1•q·l1111\\.., lo hn .. ld1 _ht \II I '\ I lttl\'I I' ,ii\\ ,I\ ... llllplll I .1111 .11\d lt11 tlt1· .... 1· _l.1111111 p.11111• ... 1'111•111\1' 11'1' 111 1111 ... 1111 111 111.1:..:11 .... .t ltlll"l h.t •t·p tlt1 · 11111· .... 1111 111 ... mudi.:t·d .1 11d tl11· .... 11111· 1111111 ..... \ 11111· 111.i....1·;11 ,I Hl.11" I'\ 1·11111'1 \\1th tlll' lip 11111' l'\ll'llclllh! 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F1111 -.lt 1111 lh1· l'\I'' \\lllt "'\l'l,11 1·11.1t •. - ,. ........ of m<i:-.<:ara lt·lltng l'<t l'h 1·11:.it dn ht.•lon· .1µpl~ mg anotht•r llon t lorgl•I t ht• lcrn l'I lasht.•:-i l'oat111g tlw!-.1· 1.., 11t-n•..,..,an for c1 hu I a nn'<I look If your brows are naturally full. colored and \.\{'II ...,hapt.>d . ~ ou .... tlOuld merel) hru~h the m . forgetting about tht• c~ t·hro\\ pt·rll'tl llut. 1f you should nt·e<I to ht.•lp tht• :-.hape uf ~·our bro". he ~paring " 1th thl· Pl'fl('tl l'~ing .., ('Olor l"loM•:-t to ~our shade ol hair. apply \\Ith ~hort. ha1rl1kt.• strok<.•:-,_ not a bold line I ltkl• to IH·u~h lti.:htl~ aftt•r u:-.1ng thl• 1x·n t'il fll:o.l to .hlt·1HI the -.lwdt· to .1 gradual lont.• Ttw nt•xl most important loral point 111 thl· fan• 1:-. tlw mcrnth II ~our lip:-. an· O\'t.•rJ~ lull ust.• till' ltplim•r 111~1 1n~1dl· llw naturul l11w Tr~ a 1·ontr~1:-.llng ('ol11r IJ111 the same color family for exampll', plum and pink or russet and coral to fill in. Lip!> th:.it ar1· unu..,11alh t 11111 "111 appl·ar fullt>r ti t ht.· l11w 1-.. 1u .... 1 out:-.tdl' till' I ~ 11.1lt11 .al lip 11111· Fill 111 "1th .1 h;11 rn1m111 ng I 1" 1·111111 .111d I 1111 .... 11 1111 \\II h .. 1111 ).! 111 ....... T1 \ .i t11ud1 ol ;.!old or l11ghl1 glitt·1 111lht·1 1·11tl·r \l,1 kt• t t'l l.1111 th.11 \1111 .1pph \fllll l1n111cl.1l1011 ntrnpl1·t 1·h 11\ 1•1 \11111 li p' 111 ''"t' \ ou .1pph till' lip t.·c1 l11ring Th.it 11 ll'I-. \\Ill h1 •lp lht· lq1 111 ,1l-.1·up ..,, :1' 1>11 longl·t F111 .t cl1 am.1111 h11l1d.1 • p.it t ' luuk :.idtl IHl\\dl'I hlihhi•I II\ \'I \tllll l 'I t'Jlll I h 1•1•k t·olur l'ut umlw1 011 tlw holl11"" 111 \Olli d1l'l'k" i..lnd a lt ghtl'f' ..,hadt' 1111 tht· dH•t•k IJ111w Tht.'11 lih·nd t ht.· m . For l.111 1·\tra litt 111 -.parkll'. bru ... ti 11n .1 bit of color at the tip of the nosf:. C'htn. tem- ple and hairlim· Thl·n to rt·.ilh L!I' 1· 'n111 ..,l·ll .a li lt p..,I .J litl of \\htll' 111 JH.,1rl1H·tl lou11d ;1t11111 .it tlw l't,f'lll'I'" 11! l lH' f •\ l'" 111 lht· l'l'lllt•t t1! \llUI lord wad and thl'n hll·ncl lien .·.., lool-.1ni• .11 \Oii tot h.llJ P' hol 1cla' p;.irt IC'" • st~le primrose bordier Major Credit Cards Welcome Elegant French Linens and Domestics for s0 ,histicated Entertaining. South Coast Plaza 556-0854 . L O\\ t.'r Level ~ear Bullock!) !' I Daily Pilai SUNDAY, DECEM BE R 13, 19t1 STOCKS TELEVI SION CROSSWORD 03-4 05 07 Joan Collins' golden character in 'Dynasty' is more like. a golden dragon ... DlO · Tulving capitalizes • on COIDS Irvine specialist shares his knowledge By KEITH TUBER ~11,,. .... ...._.,Ellllw Ha nnes Tulving collected coins as a teen-ager and, like countless others before him, sold his collection while in high school to buy a car. Unlike most others, however , Tulving retained his inte rest in ra re coins. Five yeari. ago he borrowed $.500 and went into the bu s in~ss . L ast yea r , hi s l rvine· based company . H annei. Tulving Rare Coan Investments. a m assed sales of $4 million. At 26, Tulving is considered one of 18 exJ)erts in the eountry on L' S. silver dollars. "For centuries. roins have been a collector 's item. o r hobby." Tulvin g s a id al his M acAr thu r B o ul ev a r d headquarters. ··The investment aspect has only taken hold in the lai.t 5-to· 10 years. Now it's a $3 bilhon-to·S.S billion industry.'· Frankly. Tulving say!> he ean't unders tand wh> the industry is n't bigger. lie recently wrott• a n arti c l e fo r Barro n ·i. com paring yield:. or rare coins with o the r , more p o pul ar investment vehicles . ··With the high interes t r ates over the past year. investments s uch as money market fund!,. CDs or T·bills have seemed to ha ve be e n a v e r) good investme nt \'Chicle." Tulving wrote . "Researc h concludes these investments fo r th e investor in a high tax br acket are not a s benef1 e1al a" 11 seems ... The reason. Tulving goes o n to s a y, ha:. 111 do with tht: tax s tructun• "Arter a one yt·ar hold111g period. rart.• 1·oi n~ are taxl·cl at a tap1tal gain ... rail' v. hill· T bills. a fll•r cac:h yt:ar. urc taxed as ordinary 1m·omt· ('ap1l:ll gains an• taxed :.1l a mul·h i<>v. cr rate than ordaniJr\' inc•m1l· ·· J\ (' l' (I rd I n g t IJ T u I \ I n g . .!. c:alt·u ldtton .... 1f riJ rt• t·oins appn•eiatt• at 21> pt•rl'cnt a yl'ar for fl\ l ' 't•a r-. tht.• '"' t•:.tor makP:. 16.'>. w·rcc·nt morl' than 1f he ha<l tn\C~ll.'<l in T hills t\t 30 per<'ent appr l•t·1 u t1o n . the &rl\ e-.tor m<l kt·.!. :155 per cent mnn.· So wh\ iJrt•n l morl' people ta king a!l\'ant:1ge'1 · \\'h~ iJn· peuµl l· :.till kcC'ping their monl'Y in :.a\ in)?-. and lot1rl'i • Tul v1 ng r t:sponded 'Tlwn: mu~t ht· l111lwn" in there. t·ar111ng 5 ' , 1w rc·,·nt So. ~ ou can pluy 1t '>aft• and mal..c thdt rate. or t:.ike a t·alc:ulatcd n sk and earn :io p<•n·c·nt Peoplt• are t• l I h t• r .. a I I :. ( It'd w I t h t h e I r I II \ l' ... l In l' II l ... . a r t' ultra1·onservut1ve or are ju:.t p l ai n s tu1>1d " n o t t u take ud vu11tai.:t· of h1ghl'r y1eldini.: tn\'C.!.lrnt•nb. Tulving '>Bid Sinn~ ht' <>t)l'O('d for bu~incs~ 111 l97fi his 1'11t•nh havt' t•arned u "The investment , aspect has only taken hold in the l. a s t 5 -t o -1 0 years. ' ' m i nimu m :m pt>r <·ent a11nu11I a p p r t.' <· 1 a t 1 o n o n . . tO C' 1 r 1nv<•:-,tmenh 'I ul\'lni.: ... aid 111~ 1 · I 1 ,. n I r o., l l' r 1 n 1· I u tie:. :mo 1n,·c..,tor... frum poltf'(•men It> ... ,·hool tl'<id1t•1.., to t'<'l('brtt1es 1ndudm~ tht· l:.itl' .John Wa~ nc T h e r t' a r " ll r a w b a r k s l n\'l''>tlnl! 1n r<ir 1· n 11n :. 1:. ha:o;H·a ll~ a 11.nµ 11•r111 ..,, ratt'R~ l'u l\'ln~ '>Ul!l!l'Sl'> 1n\t>,tors keep their t'Otrl portfoll<1s at ll'a::.t :i to 5 \l'ar ... Thl· 1n1 t 1al 1 n H'"' mt·nt ht• .,a~:-. i.hould bt• Ss.ooo ,\ t.·p1eal Tulv1ng m1n1mum ~1ortfulto conldtll'> about 5-4 .000 v. orth of ~l ure.in and P1·a1·e ... t1vcr rloll:.ir:-.. v.1th the hiilanct- <Se.-('()INS, Page DZI Suggestions for the small investor Alternatives ~ney to invest S1,000 $5,000 $10,000 (8ftoft·tenft) Monty Al-Stock Ceftifielll IT\lfUt ....,. mutual of d1901h ~ual ctrtificlte fund funds ./ ·• ./ J . J v ;/ J J J ./ • tt m t\lgl'lef Ill.a b<&ekel \..~f~f..''10"'< l.R.A. Stocks Bond mutull fund J Christmas means business for Mesa tree dealer Lot on Newport Boulevard an institution since the '40s By STEVE TRIPOLI Of -CH!ly l'ltM , .... Harry Noonan remembers selling 6· and 7-foot Christmas trees for SO cents when he started in 1946. The price is about 70 times that amount now. and Noonan has seen a lot of other things change in his seasonal business. But a lot remains the same, too. Noonan has sold trees only in Costa Mesa all or those years. mostly at the spot on Newport Boulevard. between Victoria and Bay streets. that he now occupies. And the busine!>s remains an important source of income to his family. That has been true more than ever over the last 10 yeaTs. Noonan said. for in that time the business h~s capitalized on the first 25 yeC1rs of· contacts and satisfied custome rs to mushroom to its present size. Noonan won't say just how big the business 1s but the re are 1nd1cato r s on his lot and in conversation. The most obvious is the pair of file drawers in Noonan·s makeshift office. He es timates drawers contain 1'.500 cards. each with the name of a regular customer. their preference in size and ty pe of tree and address. Almost every one renews his or her order annually . Noonan says Noonan's makes hift office. He estimates the drawers contain 1.500 cards, each with the name or -a regular customer, their preference in size and type of tree and address. Almost everyone renews bis or her order annually. Noonan says. Noonan. 60. a lifelong a rea r esident. said he got into the business because the two months preceeding Christmas were always s low in the cons truction business. his m ain occupation until he retired six years ago. Costa Mesa was small and so was business an the early days, when Noonan ran his lot alone. he recalls . But there was a m ore ingrained holiday spirit then because "people used to take the holidays more seriously. "Now they're pushing Christmas in your puss before the pumpkins are even off the field," he said "They hardly wait for Thanksgiving to end." ...., ..... ,,___.,_T,...I CHECKS INVENTORY Har ry '.'loonan looks over one of the m any trees on h1~ Cost a Mesa lot. Noonan started st-llmg Christmas trees fqj-50 cents ap1ere m 1946 Trees sold 1n the early y1:ar:. v.ere wi ld anci c ut by the L'.S. Forestry Ser \'lcc. the onl) !>uppher then. Noonan said. The commercial tree farms that supply almo!'t all trees now hav(! existed for 20 vcars • A) the m1d-19~1'b Noonan was t"mplo~ tn~ three or four family member s 10 ht·lp him run the lot. the s tart of a tra d ition or cmplo~ ang family members almost exclusi' el) that t•ndures even toda}. when about 15 people v.ork the lot The businei.s slowly g rew, as old custo mers came back and new c ustoml'rs 101ned It was beco ming an important :.ourre of inrome . but Noonan also confesses to simply f'nJoying the almosph(•rt• Jnd ('U:-,lomcrs It JU.Oil ktnd Of J!clS In \our blood. thi-. bus1ne ... s. and )OU ca n l get out," he said :"ow that he has retired from <·onstruct1 on work Noonan admit:. that. in the last two years. he has v. atrhed 1 he tree selling seai.on a pproach with lc:>S ant1c1pat11Jn But he's nnt yet ready to lea ve a husinc:.s of v. h1<·h he appea rs to be quite proud Part nf th:H pnde -.hows when he talks of the regular custumt•r:> who come from places lake C:a t a l1n a f,l:.ind, P asade na. B1~ Bea r a nd ll olh v.ood tn IHI \ h 1-.. trN•s Thcv'r e ,l!ood c·ustomt·rs. t1111 h<' ..,a,... he'o; only rcreived tv.o h<td t•ht•t·k:-. 111 all his ~<'ars of hus1ness He reµa ys A FAMfLY BUSINESS l1;1rn ~1111nan .Jr h.1mm1.'r" ... a \\ornlt·n -..1.rnd onto ;i tr~·t· thl' l'.(oocl cu ... toml·r:. h' ~uaranteeing a l.I trees he ~el ls Noonan appl'ar~ h a ppiest that he 's built somt>thing 10 INn t' to h1 !> fa mil} Because the work 1s he a\'). male mc mbl'r'i or the family work the lot for the most part. he said. Two or his three sons and two or his three sons·in-law work the re , and the family will take over the business -18-bour days and all when he leaves it ··11 ·11 ~non lw the hoys· lbus1ness 1 I'll just be M•t11n· on thP :...1dehne~ ... Noonan said "But I'll knov. v.h1·n 11 ... tt\'Pr and I'm gone they'll still have som t•th111g · The crude executive:. Finally on the way out Insensitivity to human needs now less tolerable By JOHN CUNNIFF ..... ni-....... , .. NEW YORK During the wild growth days of the 1960s. eorporate bosses often were forgiven their crudeness and their costly mistakes because, as it was often rationalized. they got things done. In the newer industries especially. 1t was learned that if you gave a go-getter more discretionary a uthority the company might benefit from more rapid growth. The mistakes. therefore. could be forgiven. And the damage was overlooked. The human chaos they caused on the way to accomplishment was shrouded by the growth curve. hidden by rising sales and earnings, lost In the blind desire to grow at any cost. Now the growth curve has slowed. a nd the damage done by crude managers is roore clear. Now. says Professor Eugen~ Jen_nings •. advi~er to corporate managements. "txwrd:. ~on l llltt•rate high rost for high pe rformann· It 1s known now, says Jt•nnings. that the most difficult ass1 ~nmtmts l'a n lK" <'>.eeutcd w11h little human cost ·The pt•rson v.ho turn" a d1v1s1on around by hloo<ly an~ UJl the Pxcrut1vc resourres ... The damage done by crude man-. , agers is more clear. -JOHN CUNNIFF he a sserts. "no longer is tolerated " He 1i. as outdated a s the 1960:. Jennings. management professor at M 1rh1~an St ate Unive r s ity a nd adviser to director s. chairmen and presidents of blue-c hip companies, has found boards of directors concluding that •·a pe rson who makes ll d1CficuJt for others LO give their best is a person we need less of today." In place of the high performing but crude execut.Jve who makes matters more difficult than they re ally a re 1s the uecutive who has developed skills in dealing s moothly a nd actively with people Bt>raust' thl'\ art' we ll known. he illustrates with t:'Xamplc!> from pubhe ltfe. Dt:'an Rusk or pe rhaps llenry KissinJl{er versus Alexander M ll a1~ Jr . Ronald Reagan VeT'SUS Jimmy Carter. and Lyndon Johnson. t he s mooth Senate leader. versu~ Lyndon Johnson. the t•mbattled president. "Tht:'rt' is no !,Ueh thint( as a professional athlek or munaRer whose c>ffort 1s n·t mOuenC'ed hy th<' boss," ~.11d .Jcnnin~s in an inte rview ·No longer art' wt• willtn).( lo tolerate 1nsensitiv1tv to human needs · Ro ards are a s ktn/.!. h~ continued . 1f an CX<'C'Ut1ve·s rude , r rude style is causln~ low mora l<' and produr t1 v1ty, 11 he is part of the problem rather than its s<'llut1 on. 1f he prevents ot he r~ from .:1v inR l h<>1r best It mt'ans. "'ays J t•nnangs. that the 1960s notion that "I don't get ulcers. I Mlve tht>m" 1s now rt•plae\'d b.' I don't have ulcers a nd you don't h.1\"l' ulecr ... 1•1thl'r " l'IC'ers. he observes. are 11III>rod11l'l1 \'l' llo:.ircb finll 11 t'a~er today to accept technical hlun<INs th~1n thoH· involving people. said Jennings. They are. he says, eager to raise mana~C'rial 11rodurll\'1ly. an area coming unaer tn t'rca~m~ sC'rutm~· Tht') arc. therefore. 1mpat1ent with behavior that cause~ incoffiricnc•y . illness. low morale and turnO\·C'r He m a intmns that while capital and let·hnology are \'ital. they aren 't the most important rorporalt" assets. "Human resourt'es ure ... ht• s ays. add ing that the person who protects tht·m . while still aspmn~ to high performance. 15 in i::roWIOR demand I nilustry still v. a nts to set tough objectives and ac·h1E'H' 'er) h1Rh performance. of course, but "if ~nu ar t' pushing people hard don ·1 m ake it any lwrtl<'r by be1n~ part or the problem ... For t{reah•r a cceptance as a manager . advises Jennin.cs . remember there are two standards or m an uRerial ext'ellence ~ Never be satisfied with mediocrity. and be sensitive to people so you get the· mo"t out uf them Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, DecembtH 13, 1981 DRllllGDASTSTDGIS Fullowmg are the stock market activities of publicly traded Oranut' County firms for the week ended f'nday , December 11 . Data provided by NPwport Secunties Curp • Alpf\• Mlf!r t1 UJtl 1 fil'•" l.,,,." ALI t '•"" Id '~ AfTJillll i l••"· P•o•. • .. ,. \ '-•r h'•" I\. 6 Aaer.th•r••~ 1 lliel(u • Int.I. "'" I 8.t"•·lil•WIPOJ't 9 .. nlil·Or•n1• 10 leoll .. ft 1n•L IU' ~; 1T:~!:r. ~~:. :r~r: :~ !::~=~~~; .. ~:i 1~10• 1\ Caol•trano '" • t6 rar1 lerf'Pl•r C••t. 17 Certrort "or"p, t',.,T"1 ti C'Pl•t• ... I "• l'Mf3 19 CHlten• a.I\;. 10 (Oh••,., ~J• 11 Coh1•bh ~" 11 Cout"c-o. 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't'' ,, • ,i.;i. . 7h :l. r; -•61 -ur: l.•lC •Ol '7" 1,..,71 • .O•' ·'''" J.10~ 1•1 •• !')q -2~G e• • Jlo. :it' • ' I" ~ .f.C.1 . . -2~ I J , 81Q . ·"'~ -l" f ,. ~ ... :-.1 ...· ,4•t- ~-­@.@!• l.~q , 11o1 • ... -~ .0~11) •q,011 1,901 -~l 8,•bl '.)40 .n ·'.na ~q6 -1'8 -'19 '.o•• .z~ eq1 11 ,900 .~o' n -'.Q~' I, }6~ 67& 86~ 1,, .9~ RARE COINS AS AN INVESTMENT • • • in Wa lking Liberty half·dollars. The coins average between $300 and S500 apiece they're priced according lo rarity or d at e and condition. Whal sets ra re coins apart from other collectibles . claim s Tulving. is liquidity "You can buy a work or art as an investment for S20.000. but who wall buy it? .. Tulving asked. "Try sellin~ $15.000 worth or baseball cards to a card s hop. .. That's not o ur comp{!tillon We compete with T·bills. money markets and the stock market ·· Tulving says ha s rirm o ffers a 60·day money.back guarantee on original investments. and can liquidate up to SS0.000 on an account. if necessary. One fear potential investors have of coins is the potential of being ripped off. This as not unique to this particular market. as the recent problems with second trust deed firms will attest. .. You have to know and trust the pt!Ople with who m you invest." Tul ving adyised .. Check with the banks. with other investors. ~ track record is im portant." \ ' I NEW! Every Sundqy Tulving s uggests investors dea l with specialist!. when considering entering the rare coin market. ··Most com s hops are not set up to handle investments ... Tulvang said "They're great for collectibles. like Indian head pennies. but be careful about buying for investment purposes ·· MEDICAL RESEARCH mid DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM for Calfforllia hsidl11ts Ollly • BoTech Research Investors. a Ca lifo rnia limited Partnership Research and Development Program in Non-Invasive Real Time Blood Pressure Measurement and Monitor- ing System -Minimum investment $5.250.00 Cash -Call John G . Valen- tine. (714) 752-7946 130 McCOl"'lllid&. Sh. I Of Cod9 Mesa. CA 92626 Not just another gift. Everythinl( th;.it special somcon<" c•ould necd or want An ent1 rt> p1cn1c' L'tenstls. linens. (o11<1 . nll 1n u h<':tUl1full~ WO\'l'll ha!>kt•I Show )Our Inv<" this Christmas with u lastinl( lrl.'84'Ur<' of l(OOChCS' $Hl5 WESTalFF PlAZA ., .. _..._._ 64Z ... 7J --'T1r-.aMT1• w'ft•t..'Tllt FASHION ISi.AND ----, ..... .,. __ .,.. w 'Tl•'-•a.t America's Leading Cheeee Stores' I 0 tips on how you can save on taxes Tt.•n lax 1dt·as that cun save you money <J11 your rederal incom e tax return for 1981 are prov1Jt!d by l!:rnst & Whinney, the n ation 's third lurgest accounting farm · 'Tht.'Se tax planning ideas will help you take full advantage of tt)e new Economic Recovery Tax Ad of 1981 .'' said Norm Barker, partner-in -charge of tax for the Newport Beach office of Ernst & Whinney. Tip l : Shaft income to 1982 or later, when you can . Beginning in 1982, lhe top marginal tax rate wall be reduced from 70 percent to 50 percent, and there will be no distinction between personal service income and othe r income. So deferring inves tment income can be especially important Ten thousand dollars o f in vestm ent income deferred until 1982 <·an result an a $2,000 tax saving. Tip Z: Contract for receipt of payments after 1981. on sales of real estate an.d casual s ales of personal property Thal way gains can be spread over the period during which payments are received under the ins tallm ent method of reporting Tax rates should be lower in later years sin ce they are sch eduled to declin e by approximately 23 percent in successive steps ovt>r the 1981-84 period Tip 3 : If you buy certai n shor t ·term \11111 IO'>t'r'> .. ~ IJtt• J S IJl•t' :JI c;;uns. by 1·<1111 r a:.l. un· 1101 rcC'o~na zell until thl'y arc rt'1·1·1v1•1l lh c·aurumcd that tht· long term or :.hurt term l'hUrllC'tt•r uf a gum t>r loss. and the J IOuunt. un• dckrn11ncd hy tht• date Of :.ale t lrudc datl' 1 rnlhl0r than t hl' st•Mll'mt:nt dale Tip k : Prt•1rnrt-for l'hungcs concerning the 1·x l'lu~11m uf 1ntcn·:.l and d1v1dcnds from laxablf' uu·omt: In 19XI yuu can exclude up to S200 ($400 on ll JOlnl ret urn I Of t•1lher dividends from a U S t·11q10rut11111, ur intt•rest, or a combanatson of both. In Hik2 1mh $JOO t $200 on a joint return ) of d1 vaclt>mJs l'iHI he <.'XCludt-d To i.heller interest 1nt·omt• fron1 tax in 1982, you can buy the new All Savt·r-. ('ertsf1cates The:.e cert1f1cates have a m1n1murn maturity or one year and are issued primarily by hanks and s avings and loan a:.so<·1at1on~ You c•un exclude interest on these vr=c certificates of deposit CCDs) now. you can defer Cl'rl1f1catcs uµ t11 a llfc:t1me lam1t of Sl,000 CS2,000 paying taxes on the inte rest you earn in 1981 until on a Joint r(•turn, you fi le your 1982 tax re turn Ill 1983. The CO must Tip 9: Chet·k the amount of income tax be the typt! on which the inte rest is not credited lo "'ithheld from your µay this year If you thank you your account. or made available to you without m11 y owe more tax than your withholding in 1981 substanllal penalty, before the 1982 maturity date has eovercd yhu may be able to avoid estimated An in vestment in U S. Treasury Bills provides a tax µcn<i ltics and a hag catchup t11x bill next Apnl similar tax benefit, since Treai;ury Bill interest 1s IS. by rl'quc~ting your employer inc rease your not recognized until the bill as redeemed or sold withholding right now Tip 4: A check delivered or mailed in 1981 Heginnin~ an 1982 you may abo be able to qualifies a~ a deduction in 1981 even though it is reduce vour withholding Under old rules you were not cashed o r charged lo your account until 1982. :.ill owed to rcdu<·c withholdin~ for re<tsonably Payments of medical exp{!nses and charitable anticipated 1tt-m1zed deductions such as medic<tl contributions by bank credit cards are deductJble ex pe nsc~. taxc:.. inter c:.l , e tc :-.lew proposed for the year the ch arge is made. rather than when regulations will allow you to re-duce withholding you pay your monthly credit card ball With the for deduct1nm. that decrease your tax habihty but new lax rates. you can get more mileage out of which arc not Ile mazed deductions. such as I RA your deductions lh1s year I when they can be used eontribut1on:. th<· new deduction for two.earner to offset income taxed at higher levels> than m marnt-d N>UIJh·:. lo-.:.1,:.., from anH:~tments 1e g . 1982. from re nt<1 I prop('rty or a partners hip/, employee Tip S: If you pay the final installment of your 1981 estimated stale income tax 1n Decem ber 1981. bus t nt·s' l·xpc·n~c·:.. and movin5! expenses rathe r than an January 1982. the a mount paid will Tip JO: :"otc the ne~ rules on home s ales If be deductible on your 1981 return ) ou arc selling )our principal residence you now Tip 6: The after tax cost of c haritable havt' 24 months. m~tcad of the 18 months under contributions will be less an 1981 than in 1982 Top µnor la~. in wh1<·h to r eplace lt and thus defer bracket contributors m ight s ave more tax by rt·eogn1tmn (If an) gain on the s ale The extended making next year 's contnbutions in 1981 , even 1f reµlaC'<.'ml·nt period apphcs to sales or exchar:ges they have lo borrow the money involved. The tax after July 20, 1981 a nd lo lho5e sales or exchanges saving may more than offset the interest expense with rcsJ>('c·t to whic h the 18 mont-h replacement for a s hort·term loan Consider setting up a pt'riod had not expired before July 20. 1981 l'ha ritable intome I lead 1 trust to a c harity an i ---- future years In late r years. as the income is aetu ally earned by the trus t. you wall be taxed. but ..... •••••••••••••••• .. • the rates will not cxC'ecd 50 percent. whereas the deduction afferts income in 1981 which C'a n provide a benefit up to 70 percent RADIO PAGER Tip 7: Time capa~al gains and losses carefully You c·an gl'neratc a lax lc1ss for 1981 b) i,ellsng The Best Paper Needs the Best Account Executives ... 56.65 PER MONTH For services only for Real Estate f1nonc1ngs including private placements, synd1coltons, J.V investments, tax shelters, blind pool synd1co1tons, f 1rst and second trust deeds. 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Here's Important News ·For Businessmen and Professionals: President Reagon s Economic Recovery Act hos mode I poss101e thl1 Y9Qr only. to purchase vour new NobefS Cod•lloc oetore Decemoe1 J • sr and write ott 2594 of the cosf on your 1981 tax return \2nd and 3rd 'ea• wr11e-otfs ore 381. and 3 7't respecl1V0ty ) Add1!1onolly 1t you pion to keep the car to< 3 veor5' vou con oiso reducevour '81 tax lloblllty by 6'f. ot your new co(s purchase !)(ice And. of course. soles tax and interest 1s as oiwovs lox deductible Nolurollv vou II wont to check with vour occounront 10 see how this new low affects your own s1tuohon There hove always been many reasons for buying o new Cad111oc - now with the Odd1t1on ot tax savings. they beeome even more compelling Bui hurry, as you must pure hose your new Cad1lloc before December 31st Excellent Selection of New 1982 Cadillacs Available -Including HT 4100 Power System Models . NABER~ 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa CADILLi\ (7 14) s40.9100 . 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I. .. ) I ' • l ~ .. •-•------Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 I' f AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE tlUOIAllO,.\tNUUOf ••AOf\O" IMl"(w •O•' MIOWl\I l'&(tl 1( ••w 10\10" OllilOll &,.O ttt~('"""''\IOll I ¥(N&N(j(\ &"0 t(l'Ollf 0 •• IMf OIA\0 6"0 IN\lt"( I I \••n •o t """ l•• ~·· t "°I p, \•l•' ,.,, "•q• i..o .. 1.. .. 1 l ..,_ lvw p ( \ .... , ftht "''~ lw• .._.,, C,.. I.ow .. l ... "'' ,.,," ("' "'''" 1 ew __;.MORllNG - ·&:00 (S) WRRE JoM Byoe< shows you lhlngs atrano., than lrulh latge< than hie. and za111e1 lhan l)llyth1ng you ve av"r ._, 5:15 8 LAST OF THE WILD 5:20 (}) MOVIE * * "B11111s ( 19771 P1tlli O'Arbanv1t1a. Moria K11s 1an1en A young girl s ~h ual awakening occurs dur tng her stay wotn a lamory lr1end one summer 'A 6:30 WHAT'S UP AMERICA Featured lud~ who grow up w•lll tr avellng carn1vars. the annual lrtst>ee chem· P10nst11p at the Rose Bowl. a mercenary conven11on 6:351 STAR TREK 5:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 6:00 8 FOR OUR TIMES I THAT'S CAT MUSIC ANO THE SPOl<EH WORD II DAYBREAK l .A f> YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES ID BIBLE ANSWERS ti) ROMPER ROOM Cl) SUNDAY MORNING ®) CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP \B WAIT Till WE'RE 65 The 1mpar1ance ol under· $1anotng tne aging prOGl'SS and che a1111udes 1owi.ro the aging are eaarnoneo (C)MOVIE • • · ZefO To ~·•1y· Dar- ren McGav1" Oiln1se Nick arson A m10dle aged divorced man ne..01n9 money ro< ahmony pay· menls 1s raced w11n 1epos· sess1nq a Maha car <.on- 1a1n1ng a <leao boOy as pan of h•S new part,,ersh1p w1111 a 16-year-010 g111 PO @ MOVIE • • • lns1oe MovPs ( 19801 John Savage Oav•d Morse A newcomrr to 1ne group ol •egulars Jt al' Oakland bar may 1101<1 ine key 10 making 111e oa•l"n Ciers dream or 0«om1ng a pro basketoall player 1 realuy 'PG 8:30 8 BUSINESS JOURNAL G SERENDIPITY "R08ERTSCHULLER D PEOPLE 7 l1J AMERICAN STORY ID NEWS @)DIRECTIONS Tne mylh and reahly o• 1een-age suicide •s d•s cussed I Part 11 a AGRICULTURE U.S.A. MOVIE • * Br'•dJo.ong Gl.iss r •9801 Hazel O Co"""' Pl'l•I Daniels A Bro11s11 pur - poi> srar l.W>s1y1e ull• matety •eaos to lr<lqe<>y PG $ MOVIE • • voung Ano Free Eric Larson I A Siam When lrageely torces a y0ur1g ooy 10 1om a w;;g. on 1ra1n 1n Ille 1ugge<1 Nt'St Pie mee1s a young 111<11an girl and begins a newlile PG 7 00 fl TOOA.Y'S RELIGION G WHITNEY ANO THE ROBOT U POPEYE ANO FRIENDS D IT IS WRITTEN l1J KENNETH COPELAND ID DAY OF DISCOVERY Cl) SUNDAY MORNING FUNNIES fEI YOGA FOR HE.Al TH @)SPECTRUM a SUNDAY MASS 7:30 IJ LIFETIM ES G THIS IS THE LIFE D VIEWPOINT ON NVTRITION ID JIMMY SWAGGART fl) MISTER ROGERS (R) TV-8 LOOKS AT LE.ARNING @l PUBLIC PULSE Q)THEWORLO TOMORROW 1:00 ti SlJNDA.Y MORNING G ODYSSEY Guests Sister Noelle O Shea or tne lJri1vers1ty 01 Southern Catolorn1a New· man Center Marotyn Fr e<I· man e1ecu11~e oo•rO memoer or the Americen Jewish Committee Pastor Jerald Ramsdell ol 1116 Angetoca Luthe(an Churcn U POPEYE ANO FRIENDS 8 PERSONAL DIMENSIONS l1J LLOYOOOILVIE 9 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) LET THERE BE LIGHT '1J) JERRY FALWELL (8 REX HUMBARD (~MOVIE * • ·~ Bhowen1 Junc11on I 1956) Ava Gard,,... 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Kann IAI l1J R08ERTSCHlJlLER ID JERRY FALWELL fJ'i) OPEN MINO m MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING @: COLLEGE FOOTBALL Garden 51ltP Bowl Ten nessee •s N1scons•" H MOVIE • • • • Aoarn s Rib 11949 1 c.rllnCt-1 Trac-t l\alt>dr111e Hepburn ,. mur<1e1 In.it CrPJ1e5 havoc 10 tne m~rr•agP ot a wom an iaw)e• ano l'ler rus bano an ass•slant d1s1roe1 a~torney 11·00 Cl) MOVIE * * * * TPle ln,pector General r 1949) Danny Kaye E1sa Lancnester During Ille 1800s 1n F1 a nee J low" rool doei; a conv1nc1ng masou'lrade i;s an lnspec1or General &;) MASTERPIECE THEATRE '1i) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R} 11·30 D THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY 8 TERRY COLE· WHITTAKER ID CHURCH IN THE HOME G) WALL STREET WEEK M orp Buthsn Than M1 )I" C,vt::~I JO:.t•Oh J MGAl11,ut111 11re\•de11t Jnll r' itJt e,eLullve o"•tlf• Af\lU> He~eil•C.11 C<llll•l•J hCJfl tfi1 C MOVIE • • ZN< .... s <ly 0.11 re" McGav1n Denise N1ct. 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II tllCed ""th r~· -·ng • Ml ll9 C11 con- '""''"0 • lhltld t.o<ly iUI '""I ol lu• riuw p1111n1111th1p w1tll llf Iii V*•I Old gtrl I>(, 11161 CBS NEWS 11) NEWS 11 30 SPORTS F~AL "700CLU8 G COME LOVE THE CHILDREN li'•'1& Aft I 1nk18ll11r and t. .. 101 ~11w1unc• locus on tlUI 110~. dreams ana '"'"'""' ot tll<I worlO \ Cl'l•I· drt-n r,uetli 1nclu011 Hugll ua .. n'!i Boo Hope •nd H"'"Y Fond• .., MOVIE • • • • Romeo Ano Jyl1ul c 1968) l1tOn•rd w11111no Ohvia Huasev Cl) TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED We1 S111urday ,. social c.1ornt>1ng e•ocuhve must '""'' up a murder tom m•lle<I by ri.s Oull·witteel oaugnter 11 ne wi;nrs to f\OOI) nos SQC1al ata"oong &) THE DUCHESS OF DUKE STREET fhe P;w 1ott r~ 1111> DI•· 1a1111y unp111roo11c Mr Ai;c1er11 or lou1~a ~ ltvor- ,,~ 11PW srall membl!• lhe ~r11 '"" Be1111nc>' f Pafl l11A , I , FACE THE NATION J'tMOVIE • • M.i•v Ano Jo1>t1pn A 51orv 0 1 faith ( 19801 01 .. ncne Bllkt!r Jell East H MOVIE • • • Sedt ISlllroO 119801 Or.nald Sull'lefl3nd Vanes a Aeo9rave An Arc11e .. ea1rie1.researc11 1eam s '""1 o 1sn t tust on tne Ch· n1dtf: wnen It.. m41mbers ~r,. lorc.eo into • hgn1 '°' '"t:'' ,ery ~ur .... 1"'a1 PG l MOVIE • • • Mtt01um Cool" 1 •9691 Robert Forstet ver 1 ~ Blr,<Jm A Cn1cago TV l olT't!t dmdrt l1n<Js himself Or .. wn 10 a struggling ~· o '"ii r e• •rtd ner ht· I .. 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Crtml- na• " @ MOVIE • • Jesv~ I 19791 Bnan 0-iac;on Rivka No1man rt>., '''" ot mr 1<in9 or ll1n9s lrom 1115 early re:us as 1ne son of a P00' ca•pPntl'< 10 '"5 •ns11g11ion • 1n.-re1191ous and soc1•t "~· '"'11or ttia, 1&0 10 ,,,s ( '\JeJll Dy cruc1t1.oon •S oe•a•led G 12 45 II NAME OF THE GAME "'""" Howa•d tr•es 10 '".!"'l" d•' e•cnan9e ot ~t.·es ..,.,~,.. one ol n1s e<>o· 10..-5. ·~ ar1es!ed ,. East Gprma'1y fO MOVIE • • , Tne Vullu•e 19671 Aobe•t Hu11011 .\111m I amoroll An atom•c 3C:1t•n1•s1 oaltles a mvs1e11- ous O•rd-man creaiure I 00 C MOVIE • • • The Fo• 119661 SJ.,01 Dennis K1!1r Dullea Ba~eo 0" tt>e Slory Dy 0 H ,i ... rer>'e The reta11onsn1p t.f'lween l wo 1esb1an •overs • ~dCtlP~ a er tic at POtn1 "'""",; 11an<150me stranger .ii>pears ;it tnerr remo1e C.ina<11an latm 15 H STEPPING OVT THE OEBOL TS GROW UP ·~ s seauel 10 111e ooputar sr><>c•al Wllo Ar11 Thf! D"Botts Ano wnere Oto l ne1 Get 19 II.ids" 1poa1es 11li' story 01 the "' "a0td•na1y 1am1ly ... 11ic11 now •l'CluOes 20 p11ys1ca1. ly·hano•cappeo c111l<1ren I.JO IJ:, BUSINESS JOURNAL Z M OVIE * * Just A G1g1IO 2-00 tD TURNABOUT $ MOVIE • l ne l'1lln Floor 11980) Bo Hopkins Otanne Hull A 1t>1Jng wom1n 11 1nc1.r- ce1ateo m a b•:t•rre mental nosp11a1 where violence and orug abuse are Ille ordet 01111e da~. R' 2 15 I BUSINESS JOURNAL NEWS I ABC NEWS <>·30 NEWS MOVIE • • • • Oro1nary Peo- ple f 19601 Mery Tyler Moore, Oor'latd Sutlle<lanel 2:45 1 NEWS ATONE Gues1· acl or BMI Bar1Y 3·00 8 TOOAY'S AELIO~ C MOVIE • • • , w oodstoc" I t970) Oocument.,-y ..-any or Ille 109 m.iSICal groups ol Ille 1a1e 60s perform at tne famous rooll conc.r1 held 1n Bethel. New Yorlt,, '" 1969 3:16\l MOVIE • • * 'Why Would I lie?" I 19e0) TrMI Wtlllalna, Uta EICMom A~ 1181 "'*"s tilt 11atu1 quo with 1111 refusal lo confonn 'PG' 3!'30. NEWIMAKEM fl)WOVIE * • "Tilt Lltne 0.911ons' 3-45 1 ..ews 41IO """'"'Aef .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Decembef 13, 1981 Surprises due Miller fans . ~ LOS ANGELES <AP > -lt'a been four years and thenlOmHlncetheSteve Miller Band lutput· out a studio aJ~m. but specuJation on whether Mlller will make aood a come~ck with hla new ''Circle of Love" LP se•s somehow lnappropJiate. For one thing, it's patently absurd to be talkln1 comeback with a guy whose last effort, •·Book ol Dreama," in 1977, sold S '°" million copies and spawned the hits "Junele Love." ''Swingtown," and" Jet Airliner." "Fly Llke an Eaale," the album released a year earlier was no turkey either. sellina close to 4 million copies and yieldina "Fly Llke an Eaele," "Rock 'n Me" and "Take the Money and Run." · Abo, Miller is a proven master of the great rock 'n' roll disappearing -and reappearing- act. There were more than three years between "Fly Llke an Eagle," and its predecessor "The Joker.'' the title cut of which became Miller's iirst No. 1 single. StiU , there's been a lot of water under the music industry bridge since tm and "Book of Dreams," and you can't help wondering what Miller has been up to -and why "Circle of Love" was so long in coming. · 'lt seems like the reason it takes so long between records is because I do a lot of different things-I do the composing, I write the lyrics, I do all the vocals, produce the recording sessions.'' says Miller. ''And then the other thing is, I'd just finished doing two years of concert tourin~ non·stop - new material at that point. I didn t really kick back at all," he says. Miller concedes the musical developments of the late '70s -disco, punk and new wave rock - did inspire him to experiment with material a bit different from the mell9.,.w. country blues for which he is best known_Klj:I despite the familiar Pegasus·like winged horses cavorting on the album cover. and the faroiliar·sounding, easy rocking s ingle "Heart Like a Wheel," ··circle of Love" does have a few surprises for Miller fans. The mos t obvious departure is an ts.minute-plus song called "Macho City" lbat takes up the entire second side. has a distinctly funky sound and ominous political lyrics: "El Salvador, Afghanistan, as k those people about the macho plan." Miller sings at one point. . As for bis venture into lyrics ins pired by curr~nt events. Miller shrugs: "It's obvious what's going on in the world ... and it's obvious a lot of people just want to gloss that over. I happen to be one of the people that don't want to." POP MUSIC Best-selling retords of the week based on Cash box magazine's nationwide survey : 1. "Phys ical." Olivia Newton-John 2. "Waiting for a Girl Like You," Foreigner 3. ''Private Eyes," Hall & Oates 4. "Oh No," Commodores 5. "Here I Am.'' Air Supply 6. "Let's Groove.'' Earth Wind & Fire 7. "Every Little Thing he Does Is Magic.'' The Police 8 "\'oung Turks.'' Rod Stewart 9. "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" Diana Ross 10. "Start Me Up." Rolling Stones COUITIJ I WISTE IN Best-selling cpuntry·western records of the week based on Cas hbox magazine 's nationwide survey: 1. "Bet Your Heart oa Me.'' Johnny Lee 2. "U I Needed You," Emmylou Harris & Don Williams • 3 ... My Favorite Memory," Merle Haggard 4. "S&ill Dota' Time," George Jones S. "Miu Emily's Picture." John Conlee 6. "All Roads Lead &o Yo•," Steve Wariner 7. "Love la U1e First Degree," Alabama 8. "Foarteen Carat Ma.cl," Gene Watson 9. "Yoa May See Me Walkla'," Ricky .Skaggs 10. "Tbe Woman In Me," Crystal Gale • RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY I qt 11 to: ...i S... 1921 HAHOI IL YD. COST~MISA -541·1 tH If it's got wheels you'll move it faster in a Daily Pilot classified ad. can 642-5678 and •• 'Goose' worth gander SA E FOR THE GOOSE. By Peter Ot'Vrlt'11. UUlt-, Browa. llZ P11ea. Ill.IS. A dog num('(I ··Polly t:sther.'' A typewriter :-1tor e calleJ "Hunt and Peck." A knltlery known as the "Darn Yam Shoppe." They t an only be found in one place l>cVr1es <.:ountry, that highly personal place that Peter OeVrics has marked out as his own and, told w1tt1ly 1:1l>out tn his many books. IOOl IEVllW It isn't a place tor everyone. But those willing to accept DeVrles· zany versions of the way thmgs work tn contemporary America will mosl willingly .embruce the master humorist's new novel, ··siw ce for the Goose." In this verbal romp and it is words and the unique way in which they are used more than the plots which dis tinguish DeVries' novels the heroine is Daisy Dobbin, wbo goes to lbe big city. There she encounters a college chum who talks her into agreeing to investigate sexual h.u assment in the business world. Daby. being Daisy, does investigate for a "hilc but ~oon falls in love with her boss. · ends well, both for Diu!fy 1t1nd for the reader. Phil Thomas AP Books Editor BAJA OKLAHOMA. By Du Jeaklaa. Atbeat-um. M Paies. Sl2.t5. Fort Worth, T exas. U S A. Home of Herb Macklin's Bar & Cufe, offering a panora ma of an us phalt parking lot. a telephone pole. a wallpaper s t.ore . u ga:-. stut1on and a lundromat ucross the street The lady behind the bar is Juanita llutchins. whose wit and tongue can outpace the best independent trucker to wander into the cafe . Juanitu pours the drinks for her group of r egulars who ~alher nightly to ponder world crises. the meaning of life and love, and other assorted topks Juanita 1 ~ al,o the heroine of Dan "Semi·Tough" Jenkins ' latest novel, "Baja Oklahoma " ··western Swm~" was born in Fort Worth, and Juanita want~ lo lJc a fa mous country and western songwriter Juan1ta•s obs e r vations on lif e are oftentimes wry, humorous , and X-rated. The regulars who gather al Herb's Cafe have their own unique way of expressing themselves. If you belly up to this bar, be prepared for some interest1ng conversations ·~-~ NEW ALBUM S1evl' Miller's new LP Caught between love and a promise to produce investigative copy for her old college friend. D<11!'ty wobhles this way and that but all Carol Deegan Associated Press "Circle of Love" has -.ome familiar sounrls and some surprises for his fans 'Dog' king tells how to sell NEW OHLEANS l APl Bob Lucke, who calls him self ""King or the Dogs," h as f o und s uccess as one or the color ful hot dog vendors who push weeme·shaped carts around the French Quarte r H oldin~ court eac h night at hti. own little empire on the corner of Bourbon and St Peter, Lucke cli scus:-.es his mark et mg !>tralegy and !>al'es technique . ··That's when peopl e bu y hot do~'>. ~ hf'n th cv'r c· dru n k aft<'r midnig ht ," he s aid ··You gt>lta say thi ngs like. 'Don't bt.• a meanie . buv a weenie · .. Most or the vendors are drifters who come and go. but Llll h and his Lucky Dog cart have be e n a f ixture on Bourhoo Street 10 years. BEST Sf llfRS FICTION I ··An lndect•nt Ob!>ession, ·· Coll een l\h'Culluugh 2 "'fhl' Hotel Nt•w Hampshire," John Irving 3 .. Cujo."' Stephen King 1. "!'\o T i me for Tears," <·vnth1a Freeman 5 "Noble Hoose," James Clavell G "Rabbit Is Ri ch," J ohn Updike 7 ·•Remembrance." D:rnielfe Stee l K .. ThP Legacy," Howard Fast 9 ··The C:udinal Sins,·· Andrew M c; re£'1l•v lO ···The Last Days of America," Paul Erdman :'liON · .-JC'TIO:'\ I .. A Light in the :\Uk," Shel S1 lverste1n 2 "Nner-sa)··Oit>t Book.'' Richa r d Simmon!'> 3 .. Pathfinders," c:.111 Sheehy 1 "The Lord God Made The m All," .I a nw~ llc·rriot 5 "Cosmos:· Carl Saizan ti "How To Make I.OH ' to a Man," Alexandra P<•n1wy i ··Elvh:· i\ltwrt Coldman H "Tht• Ma<'rnillan Illustrated Al manac for Kid!>," El\\ood. Or:,ag & Solomon !) .. Elil31wth Taylor ." Killy Kelle) JO .. )1r!>. Harris: The Death of the Sc a r'da le Oit<t Ooctor." 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L--------------------------------J Order tol·frH 24 hows a clay 100-522-1500 ext. 169 • ---- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 •7 Teen says having ftbortion is honible llWTI lllP DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a louay wrtter and Eqllab is my wont eubjeet, but I bope you will prlnt lhia letter. It would ma.kt me feel lood U I could save ·a few teea-a1en rrom maklftl the mllt.akes 1 made. I tiave reMt your column llDc:• I wu 11. Those kld~ who wrote seemed llke such dummies. At ace 16 I found "Mr. Rlsht." I wu aure we would apend the rest ol our llv• totetber. Alter a few moot.bl ot heavy pMUq, we drifted lnlo ba,vtq HJt. Birth control WU tlM lut thins on mr mind. Withdrawal bad worked ftDe ror my llrttrieoda, and if it worked ror tbem, It w~uld work few me. Well, It worked flne unUI I mlaaed two period.I. Thank the Lord there wu a tr.. abortion clinic ln our Lown. No ooe knew except my older alster. ll would have killed my pa.reals. M for Mr. Riaht. be dropped me rut -dldn't want lo 1et mixed up in anything like that. Too young for so much responsibility. Not too youn1 to have sex every niahl, but too YOUDI to 1et "Involved." The measa1e .i want lo cet aero.a lo all lteo-a1en is this: Don't wait until aomelhin& like this happens lo you before you start lo uae birth control An abortion ia much more painful and humiliating than l(oing lo your mot.her and telline her you need some advice on bow to keep rrom eetting pregnant. And you l\lY• are idiots g ... Wl8S lf you think it's more embarrassing lo buy a condom than to take your Jirl to a doelor to find out It she's pregnant. ffavin1 an abortion is horrible. I still reel guilty and wonder if it would have been a boy or a 1irl and what it would bave looked like. Pleaae, kids, listen lo me. It can and WILL happen to you if you keep meaaing around without protection. Thanks, Mlss Landers, for letting me use your space. -OLD AND WIS!: IN THE SECOND CITY DEAR 0 . AND W.: Some tea-a1en cH't 10 &o tbe patta&a for lalormaUoa bffaue UHly doa'& lane &laat klad of relatloaalalp. Tile al&enatJve ls to write to pt....S Pareat.laood for tlaetr free U&erahlre. Tile addnu: Plaued Pareatllleod Federation of Amertu be.. 8lt Seveatll Ave., New York, N.V. ltllt. DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am a free -lance wrlter with a semHnvalld husband. My home la my ornce and I muat spend eJ&ht Lo ten houn a day at the typewrlter. Not ever1tbin1 I write sells, so I keep writing conatanUy and hope I hH A lonc·llme acquaintance hu a bablt ol droppin1 ln on me. She thlnks that Just because I don't io lo an office I 'm not really workin1. I have uked her repeatedly lo please phone firat, but ahe never does. The doorbell rinca and there she is. When I aee her standing there. 1 say to niyaell, "Two hours shot lo bell." Last week I lold her emphatically not Lo drop lo unexpectedly ever a1ain. Yesterday she was at my door al 2 p.m. with a hu•e chocolate fudee layer cake. or course, I had to let her lo. How can I protect myself a1ainlt thls sort or thin&? -OUTMANEUVERED AND MAD DEAJl MAD: Tbt fesy da•e •u leaned bow to set .... yoar aaoue -•rtac ao•eu.iat yua my to eat. Neat Ume I& toe.kl be a le•• pie. Take •llatever site brlap ud 1ay, "Ttlaak yo•. Sorry, I caa't ask you la. I'm OD deadlllle." Then kid the door bebilld yoa wttll your foot. Even 1/ drinking is the "m" thing in your crowd, 11 needn't crowd you out. Leam the facts from Ann Landers' bookU!t. "Booze and You -For Teen·A~rs Only."~ SO cents and a sel/-<Jddrei~ nave. lo Ann Landers, P.O. Bor ll995, Chicago , tu. 60411. Seminars set PU&CHA.SING HEALTH CA&E 11 the Utle of • one-hour seminar at 8 a m. Monday at Oranae Coast College in Costa Men. The d iscuss ion as free. For information, call 556·572S. NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING methods will be discussed in a slide presentation at 7:30 p. m. Monday at Sl. Joseph Hospital in Oran1e. For information, c1tll 633-9111, e>et. 7881. FRI ENDS ANO RELATIVES or tbe Mentally Disabled of Orange County will have a potluck dinner meeting at 7 pm. Tuesday ln Santa Ana. For information, call 547· 7559. INDIVIDUALITY is the theme or a workshop at Tustin Commuruty Hospital at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Cost is $1 i''or information, call 547-6494. STR~ MANAGEMENT and biofeedback will be discussed at 8 p m. Tuesd a y at Healthworks in South Laguna For information, call 499>S3J 1. Meetings, parties set seaso nal mood DR. JOSEPH P URSCH, rormer director or the Navy Alcohol Rehabilitation Service in Loog Beach, will lead a workshop on alcohol and the family at 9:30 a.m. T uesd ay at South Coast Me di cal Ce nte r 1n South Laguna. For informallon on the free event. call 499>1311, ext. 560 laVINE TOASTMISTaES8 CLUB meets at 11 :30 a.m. Monday in LltUe Joe's Restaurant, 4248 Martingale Way, Newport Beach. For lnformaUon, call 833-1974. llA&IJO& VIEW BIU..S Committee of the Orange County Philharmonic Society meets Tuesday in Corona del Mar. For information, ca II 644-1958. PACIFIC YACHT AND MU.OON Club meets Saturday for the Parade ol Llghta at the Tale of the Whale. For information, call 536-0696. E BEl.J.. CLUB of Newport Beach Section 1 meets for Christmas party at noon on Thursday. For information, call S48-6m. Also 1et for Thursday al noon is a Section 5 party. For information. call 673-8505. HUNTI NGTON BEACH NEWCO•E&S Club meets Thursday at 1 in the Beacbwalk Club House. For information. call 984-5712. OFFICERS' WIVES LEAGUE of Ora,nge CoUbty meets for dinner dance Saturday at 6 illllCIPI Leo: RoIDa nce is in picmre •Ollday;~. H 8y SYDNEY OMA&a A&IES <March 21 -AprU 19): Direct approach .brings desired results. Lunar cycle shows that you gel to heart ol matters. Focus on new start. c reativity, inCSependence and tendency lo fall madly in love. You'll encounter dramatic situations and emotional people. TAU&US <April 20-lhy 20): Obtain valuable hint by reading Aries meuace. Focus on property, family, emotional responses and definite steps taken to provide creater security. Family member. although stubborn, does wish you well and will back you when chips are down. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): People tend lo be evasive; you may find it difficuh Lo get direct answers. Focus now is on diversification, versatility, ability lo perceive potential and to open lines of communication. Sagittarius and another Gemini are involved. CANCE& <June 21-July 22): Details require special attention -emphasis on coats, product.ion procedures and budcet. You'll be uked to revise, review. rebuild and to locate article which ha!' been lost r stolen. Scorpio is in picture. . LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): Obtain hints by readinc Aries and Taurus mesaa1es. Beneficial changes are on agenda; circumstances turn in your favor. You'll be at right place at crucial moment. Judgment, timing are on target. Romance is part of scenario. Vl&GO (Aug. 23-~pt. 22): Action takes place behind scenes. Emphasis on domestic adjustment, family member who is enga1ed in "secret" activity. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio natives figure prominenUy. VI.sit to one confined to home or hospital could be featured. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You'll revise some ol your hopes, wiahes, upiraUona. You 1et what you asked for, but you've "outcrown". previous requests. Buslneu proposition requires • more clear definition or terms. Individual who supposedly performs basic service may be uleep on job. SCO&PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis on responsibility, emotional involvement and career advancement. You'll be deallnc with earthy. practical, obstinate people. Ran facts at band and make available a proftt·and·lou abeet. Capricorn is in picture. SAGl1TA&IUS <Nov. Z2·Dec. 21): Focua oo commwtication, potential, spiritual values, ablllty to perceive future trends. You'll complete m~r project. You rediKonr loved one. Travel opportunities, plana come lnto sba~clear focus. You'll be asked to accept 1pea enca1ement. &N (Dec. ZZ·JM. 11): Maintain iDdepeodent stance. Don't aet Involved in tlnandal dilemma ot one wbo wuta aometbiq for notblna. Focus on credit ratl•c•. lnvestmenu and money u it affecta tbo9e cloH lo you, lncludlna partner or mat.. AQt1Aal118 (Jan. 20-Feb. ll): Go slow, maiDtaln low protlle, check 1-oJ rt,._ta and permiutons. Individual who aided JOU in put will return -you'll reaaln HDH ot dindJGn and lntuiUon will Mrve u r•liabl• ,Wcte. Cancer, Capricorn and uoUMr Aquariaa play key roles. PDICU <Feb. lt·llarda •>: Aceeat on •umor, lancuqe ud a ".,uttul re'f'tlaU.." Zmpball allo OD bulc wviHI, ~ with thole wbo rel)' UJ")D 1fMr Juda .. t ud 1peclal atteaUon tO pett. Qemlal, Sqtuariua aa~v• naun pl'OllliDenUy. 1:111 CllllDAR p .m . at Camelot Restaurant in Santa Ana. For information, call 842-3192. LAWN BOWLING CLUB of Newport · Harbor meets daily except Sunday for play. For information, call 759·9966. WOMAN'S CIVIC LEAGUE of Newport Beach meets at 11:30 a .m. Tuesday in the Shark Island Yacht Clu b. For information, call 673-5735. IRVINE BUSINESS and Profe ssional Women's Club meets Tuesday at 11 :30 a .m. In the Hungry Tiger Restaurant in Santa· Ana. For information, call 833-5461. SOUTH COAST Medical Center Auxiliary is holding a boutique sale through Dec. 24 at the Silver and Gold Thrift Shop, 2025 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Bea-ch. Hours are 9 a .m. to 4 :30 p.m For information, call 499> 1311, ext. 644. ALLIANCE FRANCAISE meets for dinner Wednesd a y in the N e wpo rte r Jnn. F or information, call 494-002,4 or 494-2648. WOMAN'S CLUB of Huntington Be ach meets ·Frida y for a party at Huntington Convalescent Hospital. For information. call 842-4214. LONELINESS is the theme of a 'workshop at noon Wednesday at Fullerton College. For information, call 871 -8000. ext. 311 ROLFING wi ll be demonstrated at 7 p.m . Wednesday in Costa ~esa For informatioo, call 640-7fi61 ... Jock Dalbey and Coo Blackburn c.Me./f'-c ... c• c....,._. ..._.. ._ STIUA SOU.llS Tu Deduc tible-Includes Seminars o n "lnvHtments for all Seasons" --.. ~ -. Feb. 28 • Mw. 12, 1912 13 Days HUNTINGTON BEACH JUNIOR Women's Club sponsors the annual Operation Merry Christmas. t.aking place Dec. 14 throuJh l9 and Dec. 21 and 22 at Seaclirr Yillage in Huntington Beach. The club as ks people to supply stap!e foods and a toy between 1 and 4 p.m. on all days but the 19th. when hours will be 9 a.m . lo noon and 1 lo 4 p.m. Unwrapped toys. canned goods, dry goods are needed. For more information ca II 963-8571. JUNIOll EBELL CLUB of Newport Beach meets Wednesday in lhe home of Karen Bucci. For information, call 675-3789. 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I • .. 1 t r I . t I ( i t j I Ora11ge Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13 1981 Fame' scheduling is new NBC programming approach 1 •1 Te•JOaY ._ ............. - NEW YOHK N RC udapt::. the hox 11Cf11't' h it •''F am e" to lhl' small screen m January, and the l aerlH could bt.• esµcc1ully s1gn1ficunt m a new ~tlfort" by the nt'lwurk tu run with lhl• compct1t1on t In prim., lmw l Al lea::.t thl' 111trodu1·t wn of "Fume" on Jan. 7 I -to s trenlollhen N tH "s Thur::.day night schedule • J' rather thun challen.:c another nl•twork 's hit show -represents a new upproul'h to programming, I Sll)'S Brandon Tart1koff. pn!Sldl·nt or lht• network'i. \entertainment division. J "It's totally contrary to the way we'\ll' • pro1rummcd NBC 1n the p<ist," TartikoH says. U.OU1h the tactic 1ts(•tf is not new to networ k TV l "In the µas t , a 't.•n cs thought to h ave ~breakout ' potc·nt1al ha~ ht•c•n ::.cht·dulcd 1n a depressed time s lol. · ::.ay~ Tart1koff, who took lht• high p ressure JOb umkr Fred SllHrman 1n anuary 1980 "So Gang~tcr Chronicles' was •played ofr again::.t l.ovt• Boal,. ·Nero Wolfe' f agaiost 'l>ukc::. of llauard,' ·11111 Street Blue-;' against . fantasy 1::.land. I The compet1t1<1n 1.11 l'\ ailed 1n eJch case. U.OU&h "lull Strt:ct Hluc:. · a <'rtlu:al s ma~h and multiple Emmy w1nnt-r afll'r its fi rst p<trtial •eason, seem::. to ha\•c c·aught on this year against lhe less formidable "20·20 · on ABC and CBS' Jt·.,.,H·a Ntn..ak ," wh1<•h a ln•;HI) h<t ., been l':u1n•lt•d Tht• h·l'lmg th1•11 '1'Jrt1koff !-.a\'> ·wa:. that \\t' bad to f11:ht f1r1· with fin· 'No\\, w1• huH· th1::. :.huw, fame,· which wt•· rl' really high on,'· he \ay'>, ·and we II put 1t on Thur~da~ nq.:ht at K Wc think the rest of the ltnt'up will takl' holtl. and \\e'll havt• a s hot al winning the 1111,:ht .. Tartlkoff say~ ht' c·on:.1ders the compellt1on at K Thursday "Mork and Mmdy" and "Best of the . i · TIME BANDITS" (PG) "Ki ll OR BE KILLED !PG ) II plus Kill ANO Kill AGAIN ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (R) Ill plU'i AN EYE FOR AN EYE TWE:-.:TIETH < [:'>. fLR'i FL)\ f'RI '-I l"T'- .\ '-l .\:'>.l J) l.\11ll'l<1.1[)LC1 lt1:-.i • ·\ HARl)I [) 11[( Kl I< 111 'v1 GEORGE C. SCOTT ·TIMOTH Y H UTTON TAPS RU:-.\:'rL L)\ '•' · > 1· ... ,., • .,1,)\\£,R()l/MA:-..A'>l 1'¥ ,. "' '>T.\'ll' I< IAFrf ·" Hl.H\.\RD B IAFFI r•Mto 111 "'HARO![) HCC KER .... , .... , .. ~· DARtnt rn,lc.., ''··· l<Pl~I RT \IARJ... J....\\1[~ ' \ ,., ..... ~ J.\ 1£S l!l\'fBlRC ER •K•"•r111 ,,_. f.\ft-tEl<~t-.'I "[)f\LR'I FREI \!.\'",,• 'Vt.ALRIC[ JARRE~ !,G_'~': ...... ~':1~ ~-• ...... • " • • L-J. STARTS FRIDAY all. ( DWA RDS ~ CINEMA YlfJD ~ IDWAllOS \!J WUllGfO• Ct•IMI -. -------~ UA M OVIES 4 ,....., ·;~ •• a.....,,,.., ., ... fl0.4022 "-·-... _, ... , ... .., . W(''' 1111 All('. 'Ma i.:num. P I " on c.;us \ 11l1n•r..alih· i\nd hl'':. c·un\ tn<'t'<I a hit '>how at that h11u1 Will bou ... t the· rt·~t ,,, th<· N nc lineup l>tfr'n·111 Strokt.•-." al !I. (;1mme a Rre<1k" Ul !I :so 11111 Strt:l'I Blue' a t 10 Tart1korf 'ay:. hl"::. Jo!C•nt•rully hapµy with N Ii<' ., ::.t·hl'duh· Sunday through Wednesday The nc•t work ha:. al lc·a:.t a ... oluJ s how though nothing !'.jll'l'laeular on cut'h of those nights "CHi Ps " Sunday, "L1ttll' House on the Prairie" Monday, M1•1 Im Oli-.t·n ::. nl'w "Fath r Murphy" Tuesday JrHJ lkal Pt-<1J1ll'' Wcdne:.day Strakgy to the a verage V!ewer 1s far less 1mµ11rta nt than whut':. on the screen But 1f the ta1·t 1t· c·an ~aVl' .. Fame," us well as s hows hke ·Lovl', S11Jncy," "Lt•w1:. and Clark" and maybe c·vt·n ·The· Ch1ca.io Story," wh1l'h NHC will 1ntrotl(4l'l' aflt'r the• rir:.t or the yeur, it's worth Lulk1 ng about It ·~ a b1 t ca rly , howeve r , to s uggest a tur~und in the r_a_l_i_n_.g_s _________ _ • edwards cinemas • WHERE THE BEST PICTURES PLAY * l'c1w.11d-. NF WPO~T ... ::·~:~ ~ ~ ~~:.~:!:: =~t,.0.•,\~u".•' 644 -0 7 60 ............ "" -IOllll,U O* JAC&OllC--'~J §1 , (j Piii 4 »I JI .. ,_ ....... .. .. 1.17i 1 , ••• JO • ,. ... , ......... . "'" " ,. • ,. •• ~0) MERYL STREEP .a 7ne.1ifmch /jeutenaill.°'\ r-wOfnan lJ .. +ua ••o•••C!J BODV -HEAT ~ JAQIU-~ •Ill .......... .. tAT-.U .. I 00, 4 M.I • 1 00 , ... ,,. ~STRIPES l!I ...... , .. . ... ,.., .. , ....... .. "STIR CRAZY" ,., ... &At11UN ....... Pc; "ABSENCE OF MALICE " 1"0; '"' l •t I U tO JO IA t SUN 1 00 , U • 0 I U tO • PO H<ltLI)\ EH ,., • 11 .... 10 .. .., ........ ' "· J .... ti ....... MTllNITY ••t I II. 1t M IAT.-Ull t II, t tt •t-• RICH ana FAMOUS l!l nc ." .. ...-.." ~ ..... -........ ...,.. ..._.,. "ALIEN" Pdw.trd'> HA~BOR TWIN ',,., ...... ·,1. ~ .. 631 -3501 ,."' ............ IAL_L'f •ttLO "ABSENCE OF MALICE' '"' t 4.t I U ti M IAf~H t OI J tl t •t I n ti llt•t .... ca.a-••HUlllAn ""u ~11[1&_ '"''~ IAT'l4JN J to t OI, t 00 1 00 10Nr•• The •1 horror· comedy I '"' ... IAl...._, .. JU t>O t tl ,.., ... , .... &AT..UN I •• I M tO .. (j~Wfu,., T'fktlr tt.•1'11-.-t• TI.ME BAN01TS ... ~ . ..,.. -~ "'' I •t 10 .. 1•'4UN J tl, I 11 11 U ,., .•. , ... 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AS .............. ~ HOLLYWOOD -The latest to receive a public accolade from his peers la Burt ReynoldJ, subject of "All·Star Party for Burl Reynolds" which will follow "IO Minutes" on CBS Sunday ni1ht. As such affairs go -and they sometimes 10 on and on this one was OK; or at leut It wlll be after ediUng. The actual "party taped two weeks ago at NBC Burbank was rife with snafus. ll airs at 8 tonight on KNXT (2). DOLLY PARTON had lo repeat her song because of sound problems, then was forced to do It again after the show's conclusion. Anne Murra.y's song was interrupted before it began, again because of technical problems. "It's OK, Anne," Dolly called from her dinner table, "I know how you feel." . Another victim was Jim Nabors, who tned to complete bis speech while a lec~cian shuffled his cue cards like a Las Vegas blackjack dealer. The program proceeded by fits and starts, and Burl seated at a raised table with his parents. brother and sister, was forced into a state of continuous s urprise. It was one of his best performances. THE BIGGEST surprise was the appearance of Jackie Gleason who appeared in his costume and ~haracter as 'the "Smokey and the Bandit" sheriff, muttering threats against the elusive Smokey. Hal Needham paid tribute to Burl ror hfJ (Needham's) elevation from stunt man to director . and Charles Nelaon Reilly cited the star's help to young performers throu1h his Burt Reynolds Theater in Florida. Another 1ood old boy, Jerry Reed, offered a song. as did Kris Kristofferson, and Madeline Kahn sang a s pedal number in great style, surpris ing the c rowd with he r full·throaled soprano. THEN THE&£ WAS Dom De Luise In a hilarious impression of Burl Reynolds rlsin1 in the morning with a ritual of self·admiration, finishing prone in the centerfold position. The best mo me nt came when Reynolds introduced "probably my best friend." Dinah Shore. With Jack Le mmon at the piano. she offered an impromptu version or "That's the Glory of Love." Everyone was asking, ·'Where's SaJly Field?" The orricial reply was that she was "unavaila ble.·· Producer·writer Paul Keyes had two weeks to condense the show lo a smooth-runnin"' hour ll was a big job, and his work was complicated by the demands of the CBS censor. "They made me take out Jack Lemmon's use of the Lord's name ... said Keyes. "l had to cut away from Dom during part or the routine, and J had to take out Gleason's ·sumbitches.' That was ridiculous. The movie 'Smokey' has appeared in theaters and on television. and 'sumbitch' is an integral part of his character. But they told me J couldn't use it at 8 o'clock Sunday njght. ·· Keyes is a pro -he was the creative force behind "Laugh-in" -and "All Star Party for Burt Reynolds" will no doubt appear to be a sprightly 642-4321 Direct ar collect. to subscn be to your hometown paper. the James Stewart, previous honoree at the annual benefit for the Variety Clubs' work for children's hospitals, added a nice touch by directini;t his rem a rks to Mr. and Mrs. Burt Reynolds Sr.: "He CBurt Jr.) is a gentlem&.!l· and it gentle man, and he's doin' real well in the picture business " Daily Pilat tribute to an immensely popular star. ----~==========--===-=-::~============ "Two hours of non-stop thrills." R1. ~r·· ~ NOW PLAYING lDWAUS Sll,ltll COASl 'lllA CllWAMS UOllllU Cll IUDIUll llll"f·lll Soul" C~I "'''"' 1 t-,•,. • ~"a U11 ~,.....s,.1,..~· * lllWAllOS Cllll •A WIST "'"., ' l utc:Dl• 01un.i• h•. 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AN EYE FDR AN EYE' l"I -··THE EXTEIUlllNATO ... .,1 -ILl"RHONO •• -----LOIDOIAlllOOI -CHANOC fN IL fOIO '4-00,.. CAMOAD. " . . . . ' . ' .. . . ••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 13. 1981 '"Charlot!J of l'frt!' b a wonderful {Um. It wUI thrill you and ckllght you and uery posslbly exalt you to tears._.. l'lll'l! film that wlll surprl.w you with Its beauty and magnificence of spint." _ ,.. ...... Jaie• "'Otl "* • • * (Highest rating) 'Chariots of f"ire' lifts the •nt to a new high ... Ntw •uo O.,fy ~ •• , 1Ytr11•t " C•uou ~ :::::::=======:t== CHARIOTS OF FIRE I . ! .. ··..:--. -', , ~ ~..... ' . ~ ~·~~'. CHARIOTS OF FIRE \I 1•111 '' "'' "'1V "'•"' , .. r~~, "'4:)()tot ff""" .. , "•t 111 "l llll'\ •IA" ( ll~Kll ")' -'llJl I 11~\l ll' l 111 "'' l Vll'lll 11 • '\1 ll I l\Kll1t • (._.., '""'' Lll'IO-.AY '\!'IOI~., ' Ill ''l'l llKl'l'>liU I(· 'IC;! l ()1\\1,.,f\IKI ·HMO M\l'i "II Kr",, • ,,k Jilli' 1111 ti II()· I~"' 11\11 '1 • rMRt<ll MAGCt • ;, • o,.._.,, t1 t '''I' \.\I l t Af'O 11111-... ho\ \'Af\CJtl I~ t .. f ,,,,. •"lh l·•.' f), \l)j ,~,, fJ •'1·h·' 111 .. f I~\ llJ f\lf1""AM ". '"' '" ttl'l1tt ttUOSOl'I -----.......... -.. .._. ..... ""' -.. ooi~=r fPC~fl*' MMilllO Marni .g;; • L t00 c°""""' .v-e .,.._..MOS.-...... " ~-· --~~ws . -;:·=!·=-=·--=-:::..= EXCl..U~IV E ORANGE COt:NTY ESGAGE ~ENT edwards NEWPORT HEARC04ST HwY.&M4C41THua Jf CWl'ORT 0 orvn:. 64 4-07 60 MOVES TO EDWARDS CINEMA COST A MESA DECEMBER 16th So You Say You Want To Make Movies! ITS EA Y! All ,11'.J 1w1.rl ,~ d ,1,;r Ilk~ CUNT DRIFTWOOD c 1r GRE:.IA GUMBO. A d r\!clor like GEORGE:. MU<...AS. ,1 wntl·r itkc WIU.IAM PETER BLADDER. '\0\1. vou tan <M n o ~1uJ11J a nJ make movie'> If .,,,,, 1.,1pr..:n 111 111.1.n 20TH CENTURY LOX BROS .. 1.uu n;1~h1 make THE EMPIRE GETS l:.Vl::N .,r M.U.S H.~vou trawl.yc>u could have cauc;(' l•.1 ,top d i th~ f-OLO LOUNGE. where you "rl-!sl haw a dnnk lw seen. and page yourself' But rememlwr 1,ou c..rn be \1.n--h m1ll1ons o ne day and broke thf' next 'tuu l! nl -l skill and luck 10 becoml! .l MOVIE STUDIO MOGUL. Na1u~ally vou c,1art with a Sl 000.000 !doesn't eve~\,') Grear Gift -Packaged in an expensive chic s1lwr 'o•I box Order in tin1e for Christmas~ r------------------, I 1.M.C. Inc .. 9255 ~unset Blvd .. 1 716. I I Los Angela. CA 90069 . 1213) 658-6588 I p .~.!' ~ •'""\ ~ .. ,. V -.. , • t...• I ~1 .:.t. ': .... ' "• I ,,~,,~._.,,,.~ '"'~'"'J ~L'•~'-\4•K";:.:1;.;. I ~L t>t ... , ~ .l' I'''. •qt .. j 1'"11'1 lhr>J I I~ •,d-,..• ! ~ r r pi.-.1~ rhdr':J• m\ I M."t•·< 111 l _ V "'' ( ahfoffl,d Re<.1de115 I AJ J ,, t , !" r.i. ','1• I "r• I I 11;.,; •\1~ Fv •I I I ,., ,,,,-,,.. I L __________________ J l.M.C Inc .. 9255 ~un,et Blvd .. •716. lo• i\ngeln, CA 90069 ""Tl~fACTlflN <•l• RA'"TT I U · ,. • " ! .. • .,. ' 'SI .,.. . ... ... ~,, ...._ .. rn Where to go this weekend? !J Pllot\Veekender ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE New look! New slnl Enry Frtd•Y! FOf home deltvery, caH 142-4321° 'Dynasty' chara~ter lS a dragon, says actress • By JE&KY BUCK APT........_ ..... LOS ANGELES BriUish actress Joan Collins caJls he r role as the mysterious ex-Mrs . Carrington on ABC's "Dynasty" a "golden character." ''She's warm and charming, but underneath s he's a dragon," said Miss Collins, who joined the s how at the opening of the new season. ALEXIS CARRINGTON ls revealed as the woman in white who walked into the courtroom at the end or las t season as Blake Carrington went on trial for murder. In the opening eipsodes this year , Carrington, played by J ohn Forsythe , was convicted of manslaughter and given a two-year s uspended sentence. His ex-wife's testimony was damaging lo him in the trial, but he refused to have his attorney c ross-exam ine he r to expose the lies He was afraid she might reveal an even bigger secret. IN THE WEEKS to com e. Alexis wa ll indeed be a thorn in Blake Carnngton's s ide Miss Collins' c ha racter is so bad that som etimes the crew wall hiss when she finishe~ a scene. "Dynasty" as the first TV series for the actr ess, although s he has written a l>itualion comed y for herself to be made an England "THIS SERIES as fun." Miss Collins said. .. You can make the character grow l lo ve coming into an established senes I wouldn't want to do a pilot. "Alexis is a woman of mystery and evil l wonder whether the Ame rican public will love a woman this evil. They love J R .. bul he's a man. And they loved Barbara Stanwyck and Bette Davis, but that was the movies I wonder if they will accept an evil woman in their homes." She said she worries that people might hale her character. "J love her," she said "I adon• playing her. She's de liciously evil " MISS COLLINS said she thinks man)' people will come to identify her with the part and th.ink that's the way she 1s an real !He I I I I_ -----------------~ Al'•I ........ GOLDEN -Joan r"ll in~ l·alb hl'r role an ·D ynast y a "golden t haracter mu:.t bt· that character I think people a lwa ys as'\uc1all'd llun1phrc•y Rogart with hoodlums Ile was ..i good family m;in, but the image ..,tutk " I n hl'r long mov1t• career. Miss E-ollins has pla;. "d oppoMt<· some of the m9t1on picture intJustr) " h1l!gl''>I st.tr'-from Richard Burton t•J Ring Cro!>h) t u Kirk Uvuglas lo Paul 'li:v. mdn l\nd in muny of those roles !>he was 'CX)> _ :-.ultr~ ..ind bad suppose I play them well because I'm a pretty strong person myself In the future I want to portray more aspects of the modem woman in a comedic way It's ver y hard being a modern woman today with a career." In the situatJon comedy. she bu devlsed for herself she plans a working woman who has to run a home and manage two or three children. In her private life, she is married to producer Ron Kass and has three chjldren. He r sister Jackie Collins is an author and has a new nove l out called, "Chances." Miss Collins told all in her own book, "Past Imperfect." ALTHOUGH SHE has worked primarily an movies, Miss Collins is no total stranger to American television. She was a guest villain on " Bat Man" called "The Sire n " On "Star Trek" she was a missionary. and on "Starsky and Hutch " she was a Playboy bunny .. Afte r 'Stars ky and Hutch.' I quit doing episodic telev1s1on," she said. "and decided to go back to the theate r Ir you're an actor you want to wor k 1n all the media Let's race it, this year's televi s ion s tars a re nex t year's unemployed aC'lors " Singer's s uccess causes weak stomach NEW YORK CAP> Success, and there's been a lot or at lately, gives rock singer Pat Benatar "a weak stomach " "I get queasy before a business meeUng," she said in "n interview with People'magazine. "If I write a check for more than $200 I get nauseo~. 1f il's over a thousand I'm in the bathroom ... Miss Benatar has sold more than 6 million LPs and won the 1980 Grammy as Best Female Ro<'k Vocalis t Her third album .. Precious Tune" is at the top of the charts. "It happened to me an England when I was 1n the movie 'The Stud,' " she said ... I played a strong, predatory wom an People thought l She also says that s ince her first hat album "In the Heat of the Night · was released. she has insisted that he r sexy image be toned down_ -·For a whale I thought I was going to get stuck an the :\1aralyn Monroe trap. It's a drag to think you've got to look fabulous 24 hours a day "THE ~OST mkn ·strng (•har acters to play God forbid you should get a bulge! Besides. are 'trong charact<:n •. " s he !>aad "And strong you c;in'l keep we a rang Spandex pants when rnl';tn.., !>Clf as!>urec.J . selfish. self-!>eekan!_I_~u ·r<' ~ .. HUNTI NGTON HARBOU R SPONSORED BY THE HUNTINGTON HARBOUR PHILHARMONIC COMMITTEE-THE CRUI SE OF LIGHTS BENEFITS THE ORANGE COUNTY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. ECEMBER 15TH thru DECEMBER 23RD " . -!-:. _, CRUI S NIGHTLY r:r .ro 5:30 P.M . TO 8:30 P.M. z SA~. D•E:GC FP\'. ~ WARM CLOTHING A MUST Donations: Adults $4.00 Children <f $2.00 J _, unrl01 12 c :I: Tickets by Reservation For large group rescrvat1'ons by t)uS call .. (7 1..1 1 846 92 16 or (7 1J) 846-358() r 1• 11 vr 1nd1v1dual reservations r ci ll 17 1..l 1 8·ln 6~1 '"1C1 N Pre-sale ticket information: (714) 840-6209 \ P11l•lr< '• r•1•, lillt>n'" 'h111 fl/ thr llrn"tlf' <'oosl /)orly l't/nl , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 Dll Decorated boats to paraJ,e in harbor I IN I ""'" f•I 1 1'1111 ,Hl\M \ 11,,. \oJ,f ~.111.t1••f ',l JI t .1th• 14 u 11' t ,_. +tl1tf \101111 ""••''•1lt111J •1 lh 11•pt1tt t The U nd a nnu a l Fes t ival o f Ll&hts Christmas Boat Parade lo Newport Harbor is w be&ln ThW'Sday and run through Dei:. 23. The parade starts at 6 · 30 each evening at the Ba lboa Isla nd fer ry l a nding a nd trave ls c lockwise a r ound t he harbor, returning to the landing at 9 p.m. Th e par a d e i s s p o n s o red b y th e Newport Harbor Area Cha mber or Commerce a nd the Commodores Club. Priz es w i ll be a warde d r o r b ot h d ecor a ted boats a nd dec orated waterfront hom es . To b e i n contention for a prize. t he boat o wne r o r h om eowne r mus t be r egiste r e d w ith th e chamber. The judging will take pl ace o n t hr ee undisclose d evenings . L ocal w ater f r o n t r es tau r an t s a r e recommended as pr ime viewing spots. BALBOA PEN. ROUTE OF THE 21 ST ANNUAL CHARACTER BOAT PARADE NEWPORT HARBOR AUGUST 16 , 1981 FORMATION AT 12:00 • ..,,,,.;•<ifl""-1 i ,I I 11• It +1 I f .... •' ... . •' .. ,.. " ••• ,, jt'f-f ...... "', I •• " •• I •,A .. Mt( H 11 t)t.Jtf• C~luqr.Jll~frtt•J It; ''"'' I 111 C• (It•. 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We're at 96. 7 on your radio and we offer the most unique sound in Orange County. , KWIZ-FM has a song for whatever mood you're in. Enjoy your favorite songs sung by your favorite singers, 24 hours a day. Join Stan Unruh, 7 a. m. -noon; Bill Reitler , noon-5 p.m.; Doug Ray, 5-10 p.m.; Brian Graham, 10 p. m. -3 a. m.; and Dave Narz, 3-7a.m. Discover why so many people are switching to KWIZ-FM ... Stereo 96. 7 ... your station for ''Young & ·Beautiful Music.'' -~-------.,..._,.._.._.._ __ ..._._ __ __...;__ ---- . ' . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday December t 3. 198 I El RIAllSTATI Get 'blend mortgage' • • • • prormse m wntmg By ROBERT J . BRUSS DEAR BOB: We made an otre r to buy a house wblt'h the seller accepted. The realty agent assure d '8S the m ortgage lender would only increase the interest rate 08 the existing nnt mortgage from 9.5 percent to ll.S perceat. But whe n the closing papers we re ready lo s ign, lbe mortgage Interest rate was 15 percent. Na&urally, my wire and I hit the roor aDd rerused to alga. Tbe REAL ESTATE llllUG agent called the loan officer who said "there has been a change in policy" since be told our realty agent the new rate would be ll.5 percent. Now the selle r threatens to sue us and the agent is mad al us. What should we do? -James W. DEAR JAM E S: See your attorney. Your realty agent should have obtained the lender's interest rate promise on t he "blended mortage" in writing. Although I've been criticized for s aying never trust a lender's verbal loan commitment. your situation shows why loan officers can't be trusted until their promise is written. It's doubtful you can enforce the lender's verbal loan commitme nt but m aybe your lawyer's intimidating threats will get the loan officer to hono r his origina l prom ise. Appa re ntly the home's existing mortga ge le nder planned to create a "blend mortgage" which is a comprom ise between the old loan's inte rest rate and today's higher interest rate on oew m ortgages. Sm a rt mo r t ga ge le nders aggressively want to rewrite old loans at blended interest rates But it is unfortunate vour seller's lender backed out of his promise, as such action further gives the mortgage lendin~ industry an untrustworthy reputation. lmtallme11 t a <!-vantages DEAR 808: About five years ago we look your advke and sold our home on an installment sale. The buyer only paid $10,000 down payment but every month they send us their SS• pay.ment. I don't know what we would do without that Inco me. It pays almost all our retirement living expenses s o we can spend our government retire ment REA L ESTATE qlllllDIS/ClllllTI Prof eaaional properly bo•• haa complex responsibilities By llANDALL R. McCARDLE Q : We rettally parchsed a 38-uit apartmeat complex. We have laired a profeuloeal property manager. Howe ver, as U.is ls OU' ftnt e•perieace, caa you live us an idea wllat we aay re .... ably expe ct rrom a professional pnpeny m aaa1er. V.M., Newpert Beacla A: Tbe professional property manater must b e ever yth in g from a n a cc ounta nt t o a m ai n t enan ce m a n , from a s alesm a n to a psychologist. Bu t to be more definitive, t he fo llowing list. while not a ll inclusive. should serve as to what you might expect from a professional property ma nager: -Consult with you as to the location and the total concept. -Establis h the renta l schedule. -Market the space available. -Create a tenant-relations policy. -Prepar e and execute leases or r ental agreements. -Coilect the rents when due. -Supervise m aintena.nce personnel. -Create and maintain properly all records . -Make regular status reports to the owners. -Recommend any needed redecorating and secure estimates. -Handle repairs as necessary. -Evict sour and slow-pay tenants. -Supervise the purchasing. -Audit and pay au bills. -Be aware of what's happening in the market place -who is renting what for how much. -Inspect all vacant spa~ frequently. Randoll R. McCardle i.t preftdmt of THE REAL ESTATERS. He is al.so an aldhor , lecturer and irutructor. Send your commmts and ~stions to Randy McCa~. cl o The Doily Pilot, P.O. Boz 15'0, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. p~nslon on luxuries. As we carried back our mortgal(e at I percent Interest , aad the balance Is due in February, would we be out or line for writln& to the buyers to ask tbe m lo exteDd the mortgage for rive years at IZ percent interest! -Mort L. DEAR MORT: No. You've discovered a bonus insta llment sa le adva ntage. When your balloon pay ment mortgage comes due. you have the opt ion o ( e xtending it or getting paid orr in cash. You would be wise to incre ase the interest r ate and I 'm sure your buyers will feel they are getting a good deal loo. LOTS OF SPACE -The Chateau Clemente estate homes come in five different fl oor pie.ins and r ;_rnf:!l' Ill ..,11.l' fr or.i ~ . .>75 1n :J.151' squart.• ft:t•t Installment sa les a re especially good for retirees who e njoy we ll-secured income. But ii worse comes to worst a nd S'ou should have to foreclose. you either ge t your house back to resell for a second profit or your loan gets paid off by a buyer at the foreclosure sale. Wraparound's better DEAR BOB: Seve ra l weeks ago you said a wraparound mortga ge is better for a home seller than taking back a second mortga ge. Please explaJn tht> diffe rence and why a wraparound is better. -Lucy W. Delayed payment finance plan offered DEAR LUCY: Suppose your hom e has a SS0,000 ex1st in~ F HA mortgage al 9 percent interest. und you s.ell for $100,000 with a $10,000 cash down paym ent. You can either take back a $40,000 secon.d mofllltgage or a $90,000 wra pa round 1all-inclusive 1 mortgage The wrap<tround alternative 1s best The reasons a re c I 1 the buyer makes one monthly mortgage payment to you. 12 > you use part of that money to keep up payments on the old first mortgage, a nd t3 ) you keep the difference. H the old mortgage has a low 9 ~rcenl interest rate, but your wra paround loan is m ade at 12 percent, you earn the 3 pe rcent diff ere nce. thus increasing your total yield An extra advantage 1s you know the payments a re being made on the first mort~age be('ause ~ou make them : Straight facts on rule DEAR BOB: Just give me the straiKht facts on that 5125.000 tax break for old folks like me. Do I have to own my home for five or three years to qualify? -Doris W .. Senior Citizen DEAR DORIS: Pr esuming you are age 55 or olde r. to qualify for the $125.000 home sale tax exemption. you m ust have owned and li ved in your principal residence a ny three of t he five years before you sell it You could have bought it as recent!) as three years ago if you owned a nd lived m it since then and ha ve never used this once per li fetime tax break before . Ask your tax adviser to explain further. Manage a hot,el before you buy DEAR BOB: la lt8Z l'U retire rrom •Y IOV· erameat job at •le 12. Al.._p my wife alld I woa't starve, we wUI aeed more 18come for rdl.tt- meat. Sl8ce we are botll adive ... la loed laealtla, we are coulderiag IMaylag a ••all mo&el as botll an investment and for la~me. Mat clo YM &lllak! -GEOFFS, DEAR GEOFF: Before you buy a motel, work a s a paid manager of one first. That way you 'll learn how to run a motel. You'll also find out that mote l manageme nt can be a 24-hour a day job. After a year or motel managing, you'll be in a good position to decide whether you really want to own a motel. Motels are a business first, a real estate in vestme nt second . T umanJan Development Co 1s offering a --no paym e n ts for 24 months" p lan a t its new Cbateau Clem ente estates hom es in San Cle mente . Plan A calls for 20 percent down. and provides the investor/buyer with one yea r of free mortgage payments. The interes t rate for the remainder of the loan is set at 141h percent. In Plan B, the down payment is 25 percent, while the subsequent term of no payments is fixed al 18 months. Thereafter. the rate of interest is set · at 16114 percent for the balance of the loan Plan C features 24 months of no payments. fo llowed by a fixed rate or 173f• percent E ach of HDUSllG BR I If S these loan plans is set for a ter m of five years . In addition. they are fully assumable, and there a re ' no prepaym ent penalties. The standard loan fee is two points, plus $450. Five n oor plans are featured. ranging in size from 2.575 to 3, 150 square feet. Prices start at $249,000. Take the San Diego Freeway to Camino de Estrella exit west. tum left on Camino Mira Costa. then left on Camino Alondra until you reach the models. The sales office and model homes are ope n from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. daily For more inform ation, call 661·3444. • Woodview Pro perties is offering a new imported Ferrari for individuals who purchase a Tudor IWI residence in the Lemon Heights a rea of North Tustin prior to Monday. The homes contain four bedrooms and 4 i,.; baths. More than 4,000 square feet of interior area is featured. Prices are jus t under $1 million. Decorated by Inter iors by Oil.or of Laguna Beach. the two homes are available for viewing Take t he San Diego Freeway to the Newport Avenue offramp and proceed north to Foothill Boulevard . Turn right on Foothill, the n right on Skyline Drive. right on Lower Lake Dnve a nd right aga in on Gold Star Lane to the homes Call 730-8921 fo r more inform ation • McLain Development Co. is featuring seven floor plans in the initial phase of 40 homes at its new Sea lslud project in Newport Beach. S&L lowers mortgage rate ()<·Panfront l"'ots Thl' one and two-s tor v des1j'n:. by architects Corbin YamafuJ• and Partners Inc range in s ize from 2,111 lo 3,003 square feet and feature two bed rooms with lY.o or 21 2 batru.. t wo bedrooms plus den or hhrary. and three bedrooms with den or Ii brary and four baths Prices range from $550,000 to S995.000 Model home:. by Sadd leback Interiors are open da 1l v from 10 a m lo dusk al 11 Sea Cove Lane. T he.132 home tommun1tv 15 located on Jamboree Road, JUSl north of Pacific Coast Highway . • The Wi lliam Lyon Co s one and two-story Woodbridge Parkvlt>w homes 1n Irvine range in S17.e from 1.132 lo 1,601 squan: feet. 1n formats Of two or lhr('(: bedroom!>, with two or 211 baths. Model homl'S are open da1h cxrept Thursd ay, from JO a m to 6 p m Take the Santa Ana o r San Diego freeway to Culver Dnve. then follow the d1 rect1 ona l sign., to Woodbridge The Ir vine Com pa ny Information Center 1s located at the corner of Culver Drive and Ba rranca P arkway, and io; open daily from JO a m to 5 p m Irvine's RaJnpart reveals troubles Rampart General lni-. of Irvine. owner a nd developer or re~1dcnt1 al and 1ndu!>tnal property and m.rnufo ctun·r distributor of pre built concrete and metal fireplace!>. reportl•d the results of operut1om1 for lht· quarter ended Sept 30 Wi llard W llarns J r . president and chief execut1 vc off1C·er. sa id net salt·~ w(•re $4,338,500 for the currt.>nl quartt.>r comparl.'fi .,.. 1th $6,202.000 for the like quarter a year aj!o 11.trrl!> ... aid Hampart"s busrne~s "<.tntinues to bl' :.t•verel) impacted h) recC)rd high mterest rates and depressl·cl cond1t1ons 10 the hou:.mg market Salt•5 1n the prcca st f1replate d1v1s 1on continued tht•ir d1>wnward trend. again due to the rlt'prt.•!>st'<I cond1t1on!> 10 the housing market llarns further reported the net loss for the qua rtN .... as Sfillll llOO or 22 cents a s ha re. t ompan:<I Y.1th a nl't loss of S41.flXI. or 2 cents. fo r till" like: quart{·r la..,l )l·~1r I· or th\' s1 '< m11n1 hs 1•n<lcrl Sl'pt :It/, sa lcs we re S8 .tii<:l .500 <·ompan·<I Y.t th S8.i9i.l!OO for t he corrl'~pond111g pl'nod last ~ear GLENDALE <BW > - A s ingle -fa m ily home mor tgage rate of 14.374 p e r cent . the lo we s t av a il a ble in California, is b e ing o ffe r ed b y The fina l 30 ocean front home sites. A wa lled a nd gate d priva tt• n •s ide ntia l community in San C le nw nh•. Private b (•ach a nd private Swim a nd Tt•nnis Cl uh. Allstate Savings & Loan Fro m S250.000 Sea our view FROM •495,000 A ssoc i at io n . t h e c 0 m p a n y h a s /"11t1•rt•s/ 11nly fino111111;: '" utl"h/1· announced. t 71 41 498-2830 or 121:1 1:li'i-9470. T h is rate is be ing r~;:============::::=~~l offe red ror a 30-year t erm with a ra te that could be adjusted every six months. The annua l p a y m e n t ca n b e adjusted annually with a c ap of 7lt'J percent. IN CALIFORNIA'S PALM SPRINGS AAEA! A Great New Golf Course Resort Home Commu.nity Invites You! Overlooking the Pacific in San Clem ente WATERFRONT The Southern California desert's newest, most exciting resort ho me community is now underway o n the Jack Ivey Ranch just S minutes from Eisenhower Hospital and Bob Hope Drive! Choice golf course locatio ns now available ... .• 4Jt ~'13'~~~~ 11% interest, (I I Yi A.P.R.) Fashionable Wa terfront Homes from 5700,000. With $200,000 down , the Lusk C o mpa ny will fi na nce the entire loan ba lance a t 11%, (11 ~% A.P. R.} for 5 years. First trust· d eed ass um a ble with no p re p aym e nt penalty. 1% loan origi· nation fee . For appoint- me nt or details please call sales office collect at 714/SJe-7584. a select ion of over 20 different manufactured homes. ~MY~ Pools, tennis, recreation... ~ desert vistas and sunshine. ,,.,.. L.!.J ~Pr (onlfQLI Jack Ivey Ranch Country Club P.O. Box 2720, Palm Springs, California 92263 (714) 343-3425 or 343-3426 -J $ MRRlnERS CREST High on a crest abo\'t' tlw PLte.ifk and 1lw ruUin~ hill~ ... lht' ex<iring new homes ofMarirwrs Cn'l't! t.11d1 one rompletd.'· inclhidual whh lavl<Ut spare. featun"'> ami hanrkra.llt'<I rlt'taib. \'il'\'' !Jt'_voncl 1·0111p .'ITT'! Now ... pn'Vll'\\ pri~. 121/2°/o ~:ie 12¥,•/o A.P.R. SM SelM Stall Fot Oetlllt 11-., Ill• S.n Di.go FrH••Y lo rfNI El C1mino R .. / 11t1t ,,, Sflfl C19rn.nt• Folio• El Camino Real .oulf1 to San G.,,,,., and 1o1iow San Gabt,.t up the '""' ~: WOOOVIEW PAOPEATIES. INC. <> .. ;"....., llftoN (1"J 7»n2f Full 59' commJealon fo ell ~era. 'I AS EDDIE LORD SINGS. PRANCES ANO QUOTES THE BIBLE. HE OFTEN SHEDS HIS JACKET AND SHOES. Bl*ND ICENES Eddi <top photo 1 freshens up before preaching. He rides mototty~le for relaxation. fjg 'LAYING ON OF HANDS' -The bo~ evangelist touches bowed heads of members of Christ Church congregation as they kneel in prayer. "Just don't say the prayer. mean ON THE AOAD -The tired 11-year-old sleeps through s top for gasoline. with brother Michael stretched out in back. Eddi and family are on the road three out of every four . SS 11 . c·,hor1 ~ Edel rt• Loni Iii~ toud1 to thl' lordwad 1.·an :--tnkl• a :!811 pouncl m;m flat on h1~ had» . "et'k~ ot lhc year in Eddi's e\'an~eliral effort to l}rtn)! .Jesus to the hearts or tho~e who will lr~tcn. a a a a n Eddi Lord's Saving souls at age of 11 By Tllae AaMdaeff Pre11 Eddi Lord, aae 11, likes baseball. motorcycles and playing billiards with his airl friend Kim Eddi Lord, age 11 , will lead a congregation to a foot-stomping frenzy that shakes the walls of a wooden country church and causes listeners to speak in strange tongues. Eddi's child-hkc touch to the forehead will strike a 280-pound man flat on his back. Eddi Lord, age 11, is a child preacher who, with his father, brother, and mother spends three weeks of every four on the road. He travels 100,000 miles a year in his evangelical effort to bring J esus to the hearts of those who will listen. "I received the calling from God at the age or 4 on a bacl~ porch In Fort Walton Beach, Fla .. " Eddi says. "There was just something saying to me. 'Eddie. I want you to preach nght now '' So l talked about this with my dad and he didn't argue with God.'' Sil for a minute with Edda in the Christ Cathedral Church of Flint, Mirh., and listen to hi s sermon. Speaking with a microphone, and dressed in a s'mall white tuxedo with a ruffled shirt, Eddi exhorts the crowd. his blond curls shaking as he moves across the front of the church. "Just don't say the prayer. mean 1t," he exhorts. "Sing, Gloria, Gloria, Hallelujah'" Si n ging , danc ing, hand·clapping a nd foot·stomping begin. A frail, ethereal,· 12-year-old "If God says do something, you do it. You don 't question it." girl weeps softly. Eddi anoints her forehead with a delicate touch of his fingers. Eyes close, the body s ways. She sinks to the floor. Her body goes rigid. "Let God's word be true," Eddi shouts. "If God says do something, you do it. You don't question i't, you do it." · A black woman in the congregation speaks an indecipherable language known as glossalia. punctuated by tearful cries. A while woma n joins her and together they pray over the child, still rigid on the floor of the church. The congregation continues on, singing with Rev. Eddi Lord. The hymns are rousing. The foot-stomping literally shakes the floors and walls or t he small wooden structure. Eddi touches a 2*>-pound man on the forehead and he falls to the floor rigid, his descent a rrested by two others ol the congregation. Eddi, amid the shouts a nd singing. walks across the chairs forming the pews or the congregation and touch~s this singer. then that worshipping singer. As he moves, the church is filled with cries of "Praise the Lord." "Ha llelujah." "J esus. Save Us. Save Us!" Later, as the Lord family drives along a deserted highway across the hills of Tennessee heading toward their home in ColumbushGa .. Eddi says : "I believe we 're all special in t e eyes of God. We're all special to God. The Bible says we're all special. I got the calling. "I've met many people who don't believe in God. I don't feel too good about it, but like people who stand up and say what they believe m·. If people worked or witnessed for Jesus as much as they talked there •ould be more souls saved. "When yoa have J esus in your heart you have a good feetinc about yourself. And when you get saved you aJways have peace within yourself Some people try drugs, but that peace is only for a few minutes. It can also lead to traiedy.'' •onana11 -Picture of Jesus Christ hangs on wall ln area where ~i prays befor• starttnc evenlq services. , --------- Record right backed SAN FRANClSCO (AP> People cbar1ed wllb a mildemeanor have • constitutional riCht lo a verbatim record of court proceeclln11 if they want on , a Court of Appeal bu ruled. The court, revlewint t.be practice of some munlclpaJ court.I not to r ecord verbatim testimony and other oral misdemeanor proceedln1s. aaid f11Un1 to provide such a record, at public expense. violates due process and equal protttlion. The d ecision a pplies only t o future misde meanor trials and proceedln1s. PICTITIOUS IUSINlH NAMa STATUdNT '"• fOUOWlrMJ Ptt\On' ., .. do•nQ °""'"•'-' n · HONESTY AMERICAN IANK CO . l701 P••llvle ... 10 0 , I rvotw, C•hlorn141 '71 U Antonio C••tos Pronuto, J701 P•rkwtew. tO·D, •rvtntr, l •litornl• tUU John SoFr•nllo. , .. , Cyp••n. 18> HYntln91on Buell, C•lttornl• ~1 Tiii' bu•lneu Is condY<ltd bv • OUlllVEACUlllTIS& VACCAlllO A••r~lllC-"I .... ffl ....... ~Mi.. A" .... .,. .. i.... 4Jfl M•~ .... lev- ... O.lo•- N .............. C..'2* "''""' Pubh•hed Or .,.900 Co.•t D••IY Pilot O.c l . 13. 10. 71. "" Ull 11 ~ner•I PM1,,.,,,,.o ------------• A C•rlo• Pronuto Tiiis •1•1-t ... , tlll'G wotll Ille County Cl.,.11 ot Or•n~ County on Dec•m!Mr l, '"' •1111u P"llh~ OrM>91 C:0.'1 Oetly Polol, Ce< •. ll, 10, 27, 1 .. 1 '322 II l'ICTITIOUS I USINIU NAME STATEMENT Tft• tollo•1nca "';.o"' •r• 001no buSlneun W & N INVE\lMENfS, 1 Cehlorrue ~"' P•rt~r1111p, •»• S•ncl Key L•ne Co•on• O•I M1r c .. 11orn1• m~ Sl•Pllen L•• No•m•n, 14471 Encorvado L•n•. M t\\10n V11 10. C.lotor n11 Q 7 S John Cllvrc11111 W••I\ 1714 ~no ICey L•fte. Coron. 0.1 M4t. C•••torn1• '2•» PUil.iC NllTICE l'ICTITiOUS IUSINESI NAME STATEMENT Tiie lot1owin9 persons •rt 001n9 ""-I neu •t. EXECUTIVE: REGISTRY loO C."l•nnl•I • 14, Tu$1ln, Ca '7MO Collffn L•rw Rocierls, llMI Fa~ St .. Ger•n Grov•, C.. 92~ Tin• ~rl• Spicer I IM1 F•~ St.. Ger•n Gro ... C. '1WO Ut• Gey Jonnson. 2'77 Orangot A.. •Bl, Coll• Mel4, C. "'11 Gerri Ann Gottl, II Arttt C:O..rt. Ne•POr1 8u cll, C. 92MJ T Ills Outlnen •• concl .. clf<I by a g9Mrtl PMIMr\lllp L•t• G Jonnson Trus "•t•rncnt ••• 111..:1 w1tt1 ""' CounlY C••r" ot Oran9• Counlv .,.. No"9m1Mr It,'"' Flltoai PuOllSl>eO OrenQoe Co.SI Deily Piiot Nov n. "· O.c •. ll. '"'' SOS»• Tiiis bus•~u '' conouueo llv • I -·•• ~rtner\No ------------Jo/W\ C Wtll• ! Tt1ts ''•'~' ••\ ••lf'O ••'n '"' (OUftty (tttll Of Or•nQP (OtJf"t~ on O.umbet l. t'ill ,177>11 Publlsl'IOCI 0r•"9t Co.t•I O••I~ P11C>1. 0.c. •. 1], 20.17, 1 .. 1 U .. II l'ICTITIOUS IUSINES5 NAMI 5TATI MlNT TIW fo1tow1n9 .,.,.on• .,, Clo1n9 buslNSIH: SOUTH COAST CI RCU•" •10t Cor11•nd Or., Coron• <Ml -r Gt "'2S Cll•rles a . 8•"'°" tltl Gerl lfttWd, Colt4 MeH, 0 t»l1 •HT J. T'*'1pson, 4101 Cor1t•no Dr .• c.w.... 0.1 ~·. c. "'1$ Tiits bullNn h con<hK1ed bv • llmlWcl i>artnerSlllCI FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Th• fo110•1n9 person1 •'t do•ma OU\tnft\\ ,u I M EXPOA 's. ~·s 8ircll ~''"'· N• .. P0'1 &.tell Calotorn1a 92660 CAYO. Inc , • c 11i1orn11 ~~~':!~,· ~~~~. ~~:.~~~·.:':i.:O', t• l , lh•!t buS•M'\ •\ <onducttd by • corpordt~ CrYo. In< AIXIOll•ll Kllole '"''"°"'' T h•S \l~Uenlltnt •• , ft l td ""'"' ow Count'f' C••rll ot Or•n9t County o" 0.-<•mb<'• l l"t C09Y N. KEL.LER, At-y•tuw F171Jlt 6'S T_ C-... ~. S.I .. -c-.-...c..-Puol••-Or-eo..i O.ily Poot 1 Dec • I) 10 71 lt'1 SJ10..tt C. A Benson Tiil• , .. t•-nl •H lli.G ""'" tr.. NI.IC ••£ Countr Ct•r-ot Or•n9t "°""" .,.. ...... .., ... "· "" I F17'111 •tCTITIOUS IUStNE55 P\AlllllWO Or•noo Co.UI 0.ol~ Pilot NAME STATEMENT Nov. n ,. o.c • u , .. , ~1 Ttw 1011ow1r19 «»......,. " -"9 ...,.,. FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT ff'tf' tonowt1'\9 Pf"t\On\ •r• dolnQ bu\IM U .. NEWPORT VILLA. OOClO H11ar1• WIY. Newpo<1 8e4Cll, C• '7'4l Anwrtc.,, C•I ~1C•f S«•vt<• :i '· Inc •• WIK-'" CO•POrlH•onl. IOSI EH i <>9<1en, M1tw ... -ff. Wl\Con\ln sncn Thh bu\1neo 1\ condutttd Oy • (OfPOf•t1on AMERICA,. CAL MEDICAL SERVICE • 1 INC Jl#dV Cllllclr~• Allen l S.rMOn, Vt<• Prt!'\tdlint Tllh , .. ,....,.,,, ••• t1tt11 wotll tr.. COUf\h Cl•r., of Oran91t Co""' y on Oeomber J. '"' 1'177J16 Publl~ Or-Co<nl 011tv Potol Dec •, U, 10 11 '"' HIWl " Neptune Society,· C•UHTION I U•IAl AT SEA 646-7431 Our literature tells lhtf corriptete story of our ·90C1etv. C.lt , .. ,,.. """'""' " 24 ..... Com a..r ,. . "' r HARIOI UWH-MT. OLIYl Mortuarv • C.•rn> ,,..,..,.. Crern.1• '" la25 Golt .. , A. . Costa Me~" '140 5554 --- rlHCE NOTHHS l llL •OAOW AT MORTUARY 110 Bro adwav Cosla Mesd 642 9150 - IALn &IH<WHOM SMITH & TUTHtLL WESTCUff CHA,IL 427 E 11111 Sr Cosca Mesa 6•f>.937 I - '*CE•OTMUS SMITHS' MOI TUAR'Y 627 Ma on St rtunh,,oton Beacn 536 6539 -- PACIHC YllW ....:>It.AL PAR• Cem.tery Mortuary Ch•P91..Crematory . 3500 Pac1l1e View Om1e Ne\ooo 00 '1 Be 3C h 6«·2700 --- .C:Ol...al MOITUAl llS Laauna Beacn •M-!M1$ LaQuna Hill\ 7M--0933 San Juen C.p1atr1no ... -.1n& e ~ - MHa\ A l GROUP Z V ENTURE MANAGEMENT, 81 DELTA ZETA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES. UoJ .tu11•ncl Road. Newoort 8uc". C. .,_ 01 vld J e m u Z•••m,b•. 17'l Ru11•ncl Roed Ntwi>or't llf'«ll. Ga '7..0 Tiii• o.islnen I• conoucttO "' "" '"' dlvlOu•I Oevod Jamtt Zarembo Tllll st•t•mf!r>t was Iii.cl w1111 1tw County Clerk of Or enge County on Nov.moer "· 1•11 1'17'217 Pu11t .. 1Wd Or•n9'f Coest Dooly Pilol ~ ... n, 1', Oec •. 13, '"' ,.,....,, 1 -----------~1 "CT1TIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEM£NT ff'tf' tollo••nq Ptr\Ons •'* 001n b\.t\IM\\~ GAllEAIA PROPERTIES. A L1m11.o p.,, ... , .... o. ISOS1 Sor1"9'14I• Suot• C. Huntuw;ton S..Cn Clhlorn1 .,~. s J•mn L f'ou, 151»1 Spr1n9C1•i. u•t• (, H\iftt•nqton &.•<". C•hf«rn ., ... M•rl,,_ I( Fo .. IS011 Sor1npl• Svot• C. Hunl•nQlon S..Cll. Ohl0tn• ., .... " Th1\ bu\t~S 1s co~tl'd bY moled P¥1Nnrwo Jlmn L Fou 1 MlrtN K L 011«11v.1y Tllo\ , ... _, "'°' tiled wotll tlw County Clert ol 0.1n90 C<>vnh on Oecem~ l , IWI 1'1n 111 Publl'!Wd Or-C...'1 Oaoly Piiot, Dec '· IJ, 10, n . , ... , SllMI M LIC NllTICE IN THI SU•ERl<HI COUlllf OF CALIFOllNIA COUNTY 01' O•ANGl NOTICE 01' SALE 01' NRSONAL l'llOl'ElllTY AT P'lllVATE ULI N .... L In I lie M•llor of Ill• E" •I• ol IONELL HEA8ERT NELSON, o.<useci -le• IS ,.relly 91.,.n INI .... .,,...,_..., W>ll wle 11 Ptlvll• S.I•, lo lfle ....,_,., -OHi o-. ' ~ A c uo1e cl 10 conflrmollon of H id Swperlor C-t. on« aft« tlw 21\I doly I OocentWr, "'' et ,,. offiu of OAVIO "" LONG, lStl Howard venue , Suit• 102, Lo• Al1milo. <lllforn10, ceruln --1 ~Y Sllu•l..t In lfW Yid c-ty of Or-. s teteCJl c:.tlolornla • c TM ~· I\ ldfnClfiocl H 81LL "MPBELI.. REAL T't lo<etod .. ICll21 Bolw A-. ~ .. lle«ll, C.lil0<nla . •tll-r ...... ff lo wt , ... rc ... 1 of lie E11 ... • ,,,..,. .. , 11111111 _.,..u ,. 1 In Ille •-'I ot Ml _,_ In tlli I I • I I pr-r1Y. --nt lo P..-.w C .. s. i . •n _.., _... IMlft to .. ~ lie •"*" el u.-.eo TN -If n•b -ltd to llMs -Incl-· JI wcrot.wi.t <lnlll. -It>._ °"' 141 \ldlf <""'"" '-l•I offl< 0Hk cll4ln,._U>-•-..-111 I I lie c •bit>tl, Ollt ti I porl•llt _, .... -(1) TeuS IM •l<ul•tot. -Ill ........ __ , c " 0 I ' ., meclun• .... ,...,, "For S.I•" mlKtll-rMI ., .... tleM, oriout ...... ..,.K .. 1-11t"'l e rson•I prop..,ty. $•1• tiffs 110 Ml-MY~ lft -1fllt1-t n '"' .,...,,.,. Tiie Yid ....,_. Ill .. ltltf Wllll tfle ttllift .. ~ ta day OI ....,,... ,_ Ullflrmot1911 of IN .... , ............... _.,..., c -,_.. ,, "° c_,1,.i., ... • ttllltll•.-. OetH 9" ""'..,, tf De< , 1'11. OlrltllN .... _. --Em« ..... of tile El of Dec OlllVIOM.U.. l1'1......,.. ............ .. u. ........ ca....,. lJUl., .... ,..,...,..,~ ........... c> .... C4"t Oelr, .... Dk n .1>.. ... "91 ,...., Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 A ........ ~ GRIZZLY TOOTHPI CK Hun. a largt: ~n11h lll'ar at Atlanta·~ zoo. gmrns thoughtful!~ 011 a twig to:-.s t•c.l 111 him'" k eept'.r Spectator~ "~re impn·ssl·d a!'-t ht• ht.•:H trap1wd till' twig between his µaw~ and hart.•d h1~ tl't>lh Skin cance r 's s iz e clue to d e ath ris k SAN F RANCISCO <A P > A s tatistical studv of victims of a lethal form of skin cancer should h e lp doc t o r s pr e di ct the progress of the disease a nd improve the e ffi ciency of tr ea tm e nt . a Jl a r \ard t.:niversity specialis t says Dr.' Martin C . Mihm Jr.. professor o f patho logy a t Harvard Me dical Sc h ool . discussed the results of his study at the 40th annual meeting of the Am e ri c a n A c ad e m y o r Ex p ense bills of senators eye-openers WASHI NGTON IAP1 It s time for senators to file their expense account:. agam that twice-a-year occasion when they must t ell u s h o w the)'re spe nding our tax money Long dis tance telephone calls. travel expenses. newspaper and magazine 5ubscript1ons a nd certain office expenses make up the bulk of th e items o n members· expense accounts But every now and the n, a few less standard item~ pop up : Freshman Mack Mattingly, R·Ga . claimed S812 for 1.250 8-by-10 inch photos of himself. Another newcomer . Paula Hawkins, R-Fla .. subm itted a bill for Sl54 20 for professional help m "preparation of new~ releas e a nd newsletter masthead · S.I. Hayakawa. R Calif . spent S974 for "inform ational tapes for release to the media .. m Cal1fornta and Sl6 91 for a copy of the book · California Media." Fiscal conservative Harry F . B y rd Jr .. a V1r~tnia independent. paid SlOO for a "chart of the Ll.S national debt" and another $100 lo have an office scrapbook hound 1.loyri B<>nt.:""· ll Tr·x.1-: askl'•I lt ·P l! Ir S28.72 he µa10 the 'l'l'>..:1~ Board of Morticians for 3 mailing list of 4.404 names. HoweU Hemn, D·Ala .. spent $59.36 for "3> rubber stamps ... -Robert W. Kasten Jr .. R· Wis .. bou ght the book "Fat City" for his o ffice . for $12.65. T he Senate Commission on Arts and Antiquities paid $77 for "one o r iginal manuscript note book writte n by a Senate page " N u de p ictu re c o st plent y MIAMI <AP> A jury of six women awarded $500,000 in damages lo a wo m an whose nude photo was use d in a magazi n e adverti se m e nt without her consent. An estim ated 2 .5 mi llion readers of Genesis m agaaine saw Ann Goss in six 1978' advertisement..s for pillows sold by Genesis Products, Inc. The magazine admilled It published the ads without her permission Derm atology Mihm's study al llarvard and :"\ew York L'ni\'cr~ll\' 1molved 598 patients s uff<.-ring from rnalign<mt melanoma. a nrulent disease which usuully begin!'! 1n a dark-colored mole About 14 .ooo Americans develop the d isease ann ually. a nd about 5.000 die from it each vear The s tud v s howed that a c·a r eful l'xaminat10n of the !'!Ill' whe re the cancer first appeurs, plus careful measurement of the thickness of e <1c h lesion. can greatly increase the accurdC) of predictions on the pus!-i1billty uf s ur\'i\al. Mihm ~aid Pa t1enll> with extr eme}\ thtn lesions less th an ·t h r ee one·hundredths of an inch ha\ t' onl} a I pl'rcent chance of d C';ith within !:te\·en year~ of cl1:.c·oven . the s tuch ~howed When ·1c~wns t ~ice a" thick occur on most areas <Jf thl' boch 1 he chance of death l'11 m b-. onh to 2 percent But wh<'n the thic ker les t0n5 an,· found 1n re rt ain "dan~er · <.tr» as the upper back. thl· b<tck of the upper arm. the !->Hite·:. uf the nt•ck and tht• "calp the nsk of death climbs to 23 µt:rn•nt . .\llh;.n !:><ml And when the ll-~ion:. an· four tim e !:> the th1r knl'"" Hnll <ffl' found ms icie lht.• tlangt>r are:1s. lhe likelihood of dl'CJlh w1th1n -;e \e n ~ear :. t·l1ml>" to 70 µerct'nt. The results 1nd1 t'J k . he s d1rl that w1lh the thinner le-..on~ 111 "safe" areas. doctor~ can l.'Ul a\\ a:i, far less t1ssi.e surrounding ea ch lesion than the~ ll'>ed to. Jnd they can use the s taust1t·al result~ to ad\'tSl' when more extensive surger~ 1s net'dt•d ~t 1 h m s aid l ht• r a I l' n f malig nant melanoma has Jumped 21 :i limes in the pa~t decade. :\tan~ cxµerts blame the increase. at least in part. on the gro\\ ing de\'otion of Amen cans t o sunb0th1n).! Iranian student s h e ad list WASlllNGTON IAPI Iran hus mort' students attending U. S colleges and universities thun any other foreign country, de s pite the bre akdown In r c l ut1ons be tween the two m1t1ons. according to a· study. Some 47.550 lrani<1n students at h.•ndcd U.S. colleges In 19fl>·81. d own from 5 1,300 the year before. according lo the Institute of Interna t iona l Educat ion's annu a l cen s u s o f foreign student:.. The decline followed l: S . .:ovc rnm e nt efforts to throw out Iranians who were v111latm~ their visas Overall . nearly one·th1 rd of the rc•c·ord 312 .000 foreign students attending U S colleges and un1vers1lles in 1980-81 we re from Organization of Petroleum Ex porting Countries. the s tudy said After Iran. three other OPEC countne~ were among the t.op 10 ~ende rs of s tudents to U.S. to ll egc~ They were Nigeria w ith 17 ,350. Venezuela with· 11. 750 and Saudi Arabia with 10.440 Twelve years ago, the OPEC countr 1e11 acC"ounted for less than 10 p1.:rcent of the foreign s tudents 1n this co u n try. Hecau~c of the d rop m Iranian s tudents, the iM·rease from OPfo:C nations this year was only I :J pc•rccnt. c·ompa red with 21 and 13 percent 1n the past~ yc•ar:. 'J Man> of the Iranian students "ere .elread) 1n the United States when the L:.S embassy in Tehran wa:. se1icd and hostages were taken in ~ovember 1979. Wh ile ney, lrantan students are not banned from entering the L'n1tcd States. getting here Y.ould be difficult because there are no d1plomat1c relations twtY.t•t•n the tY.o nations Overnll. foreign s tude nt enrollm ent on US campuses grew 9 percent from 286,000. The foreigne rs accounted for 2.6 percent of the total li .S. college enrollment A ft er I ran. the other countries that sent the most students were Taiwan. 19.460: Nigeria. 17.350: Can<ida. 14.320: Ja pan. 13.500 \'t:nezuela. 11 .750; Saudi Araht d , 10.440, !long Kong, 9.660 : Jnd1a . !>.250 and Lebanon. 6 ,770 Neorh· 100,000 of these stucll•nb Y. c.-re pursuing graduate de~ r<:e~ .\lo~t of the re!>t were s ct>k1ng bachelor degr ees or n1m mun11~ e ollef,!e associate de~r<.'l'' Thl· s.toal uf must of the foreign studl•ni... "JS expert1~e in such fields .is t'nginecnng 180.4701. anrl bu~1ne~o; and management •5 1.3Ru1 Some 24 .300 were 'turl' ing .. oc1..il M'iences. 23.000 the natural s1·1l'nc.·es and 19.1~ math :ind e<>mµut er science. The n 'µort , called .. Open D1111r~ 1!1HCl·81 ... was based on a n·n ... u:-. of mor e t h an 3 ,000 colh•!!t'!'-and universities. It was l h •• 1 n ~t1 tut c.-'s 27 th a n nual l'l·n ... u'> of fore1~n students <'al1form:i remained the most p •> µ u I a r :-. pot for fo r e 1 g n ~tudenti,, with 52,289 enrolled or t w1cc· a~ many as second place ~cw York 126.0591 Texas is third with 23.415. followed by Fl o r1c1a 16 .256 and \1 assachusetts t4 .642 :\11a m1 (Jade Com munit y Colle~e in Florida Jumped from third to first place m the number of foreign 5tudents enrolled with 4.520. CSC dropped to second Wtlh 3.456 'Miss Goss's lawyer. Robert Galamaga. told the court lhe photo was laken In 1'74 when his client. from Buuards Bay. Mass., was a student al Bauder Fashion College and an aspiring model. ......... SEES AGAIN Mary Polinitz . 104 . hugs her great -grandson. Glenn Zlotowsk1 . 8. on he r nr t evening home after rl'rovcnn~ her 1ght after a caturar t operation he learned of the ~urgery posslbtlit1es from the bov followinl't has \'isit to an opto m e trist . · 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 p I L 0 CLASSIFIED INDEX l• Pia,. u. Cal 642·5678 .USrtlSALE "_ .. lelMel•I•"" lllJllDt~ ..... ~,. C•PllttliM llootil tor_ .. , II•• (, ........ °""'""''" UTooo fMl&•1n Viii•~ HoMJIWI"" llut~ ,,,.,.. ................ ~ U.C..,..Holh a....\IA• ,,,.,.1 11111-'.uoft \ ··~ :::~~,. .. :~ ~ J1Hft f eS,1t\tr•""1 Siol.Au Su l lloor• -~ L.,.,.. \ltM;m..~,, llelltl•Homo•\.k rut mm 4f'tu.tt fef \.e·t ~,,,,. ... \ '"' "'·• ..... ~ hOl>'•h lkNhr~· ''°"'". t .. rr .. l.-nl.JA, '"fill t .,,,.,n_.,,,.._.i t'r"...ctl ft~·""-.-'"'•• llo pte"\Pl<t l flll1 '• t ~''"""\#·f'" IN'OftW t't•tl) l~r1~Prr~41. , .. ,,.,.~ 'kbk-Hmt l11t t"t• 'tl1~"°"'M'f'l .. ,., •• 1 fit•tlf!~ f o P11+ ,,._ OI < _,., f r4111 o ... ti ...... '··~ k~ l'M°Gi\ fff•.HI\ kf..t b l•l• l ui•"•' tl•&l t...litit Yt .IM•G IENTAlS t~>"rlloh•d H1:~l..f'lfur1t1\.,._.. Uou~t"Wrft61 I At f~1Nwfn• tur" C'Oftdomlni1.1,m, t hf T~~Af\4''t t wrn To•nfWNH\ I "' Uu!li<\ft '"'" ll\.pM•nt"' Apo 1'-ro A6'i' t "''""~ A.ph turn w I nr """"" MQuR1 • bu.ff.I Haith "ot" Cw"' •tol!w, "-'mnwr lmt.h \.,•ltOf) lh'M•' kt«•h 10 ~,". c.,.,.,._ .. •cw R,.,.,, Olho Mttt.J ~ ... ..,.. .. ll'ldii,\lr1•j k•nt.i """ .... ....... ,\1. • .111.a )hw Ht,.t•h BUSINESS, INVEST MENT, flNAllCf &th•"' "'Pl r • tiwM.M·" .... nlf'l'I J•,f'\ollr.tM fJWJ"t • I 1a,t--Wflllif'r1 ".,,_..,c '6JJ111W,•.,w•" "''"~"•f'ltf'Ct' ..._.t.•rn 111 AHHOUNCEMENTS. ntSONALS & LOST & FOUND ~''"""'~ r., Pid .., •• 1 'otfff'\ U... • towlld l•tt~•.b· 5--1.tClwt.• Tt•""' SEIYICES EMrtOYMENT & 1'1£,AIATION ~••oob ln\ut..r1.cii11 JOll 'll•Al""' Http " •lltt4 '4 • t M£1tHANllSf IWI :: EOUAL HOUSING :::; OPPORTUNITY : :: ,_...._ •• Mofice: :~~ All rea I est a t e ad· 11>1i1 v e r t 1 s e d 1 n t h I I '"" 111.'wspaper 1s sub)ect t~ :: Uie Federal F11r Hou •IAI IOI! Act of 1968 wblcl\ :::; makes it 1llecal to ad· ,... \'trtise "any preference. :: 1Jm1t at1on. or dis · '"" cnm1nat1on based oo .,., raci:. color. religion, ,:' ~x. or national ongm1 .. .. .. .. .. or an tnlenllon to makt an) surh prererenre, ltm1tat1on. o r di s· cnmlllallon ,h~ 1bu ntlt\'Spapt'r will not knowingly accept an}' adH'rt1s 1ng ror real ei.tate wtuch 1s to viola! uon of the law .. ·~ I ., .:-:1------.. •. ; IUOIS: A~ff'tiMri ~ .• , ....,ca..dtfhireft . .:. ...., ... ,..,.,. "" ron i-.~. TM "• DAILY rtLOT .,._., :-:~ w.ty f0r .... fint :·, i11correct iuntlo• !" •. t~ ,.,,,, . ... ,., rf• ~:. Ho.aft tor s• .... i" ••••••••••••••••••••••• :· :· Gtwtrd 1 ooi t.. • •••••••••••••••••••••• :.·: . loyfro.t Co.dot ' '" Sew 21oc1 to 2600 sq rt. :.: It\ beach & main bay ... \ll!lt\S Extens1v ~ '" custom upgrades 1n Ille '· & oak S32S.OOO to ~ $500,(MX) Opeti s.t 1s .. 1.5 1115 W ... y A•t • 673 6176 ii' 673·~ ~ 'teed help r1nd1ng a ren ... t.il l'Jll a s pec1ahst at -:-. no COM to \OU Ask for Jal-quelme ·675 6000 ,,.. ""I .... I SIS,000 DOWN! Owni:r "'111 rar11 rmanr· toll' Super sharp 3 Bdrm.. 2 bath townhome con'· do pool s auna. and ~Pll Great terms I G real bargain • C a ll now, 546-23ll THE REAL ESTATERS NU NU NU NU NU. Ti "°""""' .._.fWf\ 4W"1Mllf'I .. ,, .. " ....... )I.,., •. ~nt •l ei• p,. .. ,., Yb Doc> ... ., . .,, .. _. ...r. .,, •ol. .,,. 1lunk or anythmg yo11 '40uld butld 1n you l dn!&m borne Located uf Corona del Mar now be ndm.lou.s & pore n less Lhan 400K Coll Tim. agt today Prin o nlJt. 63L·..1266or120-1263 c L A s s I F I E 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ,.,,.,.,•'teu , ........... Gen~•S.l< "-w\ --Gooo· S..~•I "''""'°"' ,,....._, ...... w .......... Mwdl~V.aALl'G li1i11»'M l•-"tt•_,,..,,h Oft:f'tt r wtfl . t..qv.p ""' f"\.Mo.. ,..,,.~. ~tf'll lf•t•t.M" lit>orto .. Go•cb 5'ciuR~1l'lltJ1r ~Ttd.a H1r1 ~t'"' IOATS & MARINE ElllrMCNT i...-11 l!llDM.\ ~ • .,_. :,,,,j, .. flut1 M•nM lq.,tp hl\Po-f't !Mh Rt'r;t 0.•rt"t llool> S.11 _,.,,, .. ""' .. ... l> ...... 4 \ltt llooulilor•c• RAllSP'OIUTION "'""" Ca 0tp•n ~it R••• F.Jtn.N r •" ,._ C'Jt•. S<ooC•n ' -Hnu S.l> ~rot TrwMn Tn•fl !~~l::'~.rt\ AIHOMOllLE c..tt.: . ~ l"l•).M(t AHrt•UGe \ tlb~I•• ~IC.o il"° •*._.Un,n r ....... ~-A¥Ul l.U.).1'.: 4 .... .&t.! AUTOS. 1111romo !Aaff•• \lltR~• \i.r11 "'41.•A Hf.If'\ II.II" ''"" av-'"' &,hb~f\ t'"''•' .. ,j, I h > Ot·"f ~·· '4~b ...... P.n,f'i If t'f'w•""4 .. Ult•,.., Af'fl•w\t twill tco~rr 11 .... = )t.Deru Toi.,.. r,, ... "" \-'lt••C•a , ..... ... .. • I ·~ :: ' . ' ., . ' ... 'f:t!I; ..... ~I ..., Q l I "'" """' "'H - ._,_,,, l;l YI.Ji I"" '"'I $12,000 NEWPORT I CH! Buu11ru1 upgraded ? Bdrm 2 bath rondo Vaulted re1lmged hvini room. bright \unn)' kitchen ,\ttar hed garage Bargain rash out pnre Call ror more deta 1 ls 546· 2313 THE REAL ESTATERS ... :"JO D~. equ1t~ share. Isl :,:· lime buyi>rs. 3 bd , I ba r •f• , unl) S94 •IOU prvi only Call 631 41>45 l\ath} a.&!l.!_ ;;~' HOISES ~·~ 3 11 al'fes It\ tth nrce 3 BR ~:~ hon.-ldl k rrr. -JOO!> r •' t C'ht l'kt'n h 't' + I Ull ;~~ Or.1011e tree~ Assume 565 IXXl GI loan at 10·. owe balanre w 15' .... ~:.. do"'" Only St25.000 .. '" A~ t.:6:,4380 ..., TaEPHOME ::.. SAMT A CLAUS " At 1he !llort h Pole,.. Thursd.1} Del 17th from· b 30 Io 8 P ~t Ca 11 , 673 8~50 f o r your • • 1 r hd dren and your '. gra h1ldren t~I& I pii!iifllili•liill ... llll!iim I . ~ . - Reta1 lt1 Colllfort ht•r ) < 1 s ee ttus 3 , lld1 m den house. •·•· 1 You 11 1Aant to get coz)-;.~ in front or the b1r ~: .. I fireplact Only 20'< dwrt !1 and take aduntage or ::: an errert1\'e rat e or •:)> 12 1'1 Pnred at $136.SOO. ;:>. , 751·3191 ;~i llW ~~I •.. ,; .. ---------· -... -Wll llt11 --WI!: -~ ... ~ -~ C·ZLOT High traffic count, 62 6X306 lot. Ex1stins 11>\&St on property Fttx· 1ble uses Owner wll' rons1der carrying lst TD Asitng Sl99,SOO. Call 540-USI • > HERITAGE REALTORS . -:1----------.i: 11111 Ml --Wot ..,, Fw M lctin Call liltPllt -142~5111 ' " • . l . ,. ... :; ........ , ..... a a •• •• • • :e. • • • • • • a a a a e • • • • -· ------- - -.,. . --~~ -------. --~~ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13. 1981 .._..,_Wt .._..,_Wt .._..,_Wt ..._.._.Wt HMM1ForWt HcMMa f«Wt · .._...,_Wt "-"'-Wt •••••.•••••.•.....•.••.•••••.••••.•••••••••••••••••...•...••.........••••........••..••.••••........•.•.......•........................... ···················1~·· .••••••................ .... ,.. totJ l1Mr• lltl .... ,.. IOOJ 9-'tl IOOJ li•r.. 1002 GiMr.. IOOJ ••Mrll l"J l1Mrtl IOOJ ......................................................................................................................................................................................... Nl¥ACYPlUS W\tll\h11 4 Br, ftntt'd In, !XIOl llofftl Oft • q 111 t'l (' u I cir 1.11r 1n t:.st11~ Co•t• Mwa A bf.1ut1ful bu:k yard, with ~vertd patio It • ecM)' firt>plat·r in the llvinf room There•~ IJl)rt', Auumitblr loins ucf an 1n1auu1 "ellrr Only Sll9,900 ('11 11 919 ~0 ALLSTA1E l21r'•% OCIAMVUP.t A fantut1r 4 Bdrm , 2 11or 7 home w ith ma11 11 lflc tnt llv Ing ramll y ur• l"irtplace , ruunlr) k11c~nt many extra) owe lnuc1ng :ti 12~•'-' Prl<'rd al 1148,900 Barcaln. t•all now. 541-2:.113 REALTORS THE REAL ESTATE RS --N;.nte(j to travel all over Lole something valua ~ wn lo look for ll11tfllt' ble? Plact an ad In our "1es . you'll find them Lost and Found col· n :ht here in l:lass1r1ed umns. That's when• peo Tu place your garage pie look when they've HJe...ICLilll64H67fl _ f~l\.!l~m Q.( ~tlu mE 111111 ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 542 HAllOI ISL.Ate DllYI PIOMONTOIY IA Y OPIM SUM 1·4 CUstom Bayfront. FEE LAND. Par- quet firs. New Cpts. 3 BR + conv Den. 312 BA. Sep D R. Huge F.R. W /Wet Bar. Kitchen W /Pantry. Brkfst Rm. Sauna. Study. 3-Car Gar. Wood Deck. Bay. Dock . Owner Wall Carry Lrg 2nd. $1,400,000. lZI AVINIDA CBllTOS ILUFfS OPIN SUM N()()M.4:10 PllMI YllW! Bay By Day. Lites By Nite. Best Panoramic Front Row Vu On Back Bay. Highly Upgraded End Unit W Remodeled Kitchen. Wrap Deck. Exquisite! Come See. You'll Love It. $36.5. 000 1207 SUSSD LAMI WISTCUFf OPEN SUM MC)()M.4:10 NICI UDVCTION Remodeled. Neutral Tones . Up· graded Cpt. 4 BR 3 BA Exec . Home On Qu iet Street. Pvt Gated Courtyard Entry. New Landscap- ing. Owner Will Carry Financing W '20"; Down. 4172 OU> Mill llVM OPIH SUN 1·5 New Listing In Ir vine . Ass um $70,00> Loan At 103(a"k. Best Locat- ed & Priced Stafford Model. 2 BR 2 BA Gre entree Area. $124.500 llUFFS, N1W LISTING Spacious 4 BR End Unit On 2 Love- ly Greenbelts W Lrg Pvt Patio Nr Pool. Air Cond ~1 tnt Condition Xlnt Terms' ~.000. LATIST USTIMG Major Greenbelt Lovely Fran- ciscan Model -Spht Level -2 BR. Conv Den. 2 BA &. Po"der Rm - Owner Will Carry 1st T.D. At LOW l~'T RATE Call For Financing Terms. Plus Appt $249,900. A "Joy Of Ne\\ port" Listmg. Pl.IMl IA YFIOMT VIEW Pier & Dock Quality 5 BR In Desirable Ga ted Comm. Pvt Beach. Beautifully Upg raded. Even If Pu rchased With Land. $2.276.600 Total Pri<:e Is Less Than Equal Locations With Equal Amenities. llG CAMYON -VIEW! Beautiful Versaill es Model. Quiet Cul -de-Sa c. Win ding Staircase. Marble Entry. Spac L.R. Elegant Features Garden Kitchen, Den W / Frplc . Huge Ms tr Ste. Highly Lan oape<l Paddle Tennis. Great View! Specia l Financing. $875,000. IWFf S S1*9U UYa Lovely Vu 2 BR 2 BA End Unit - Decorator Wlprs. Drapes -Planta- tion Shutters Sep Mstr Ste Super Financing Lrg Assum LOW INT LOAN Shows Like A J ewel ! $255.000. A "Joy Of Newport" LLc;tin2. LAGUNA HIGUa OCIEAMFIOMT Exclusive Gated Comm Of "The Shores · · Spuc Custom Built 4 BR Home O'Looking Gorgeuus White Sand Beach. Hi Beam Ceilings, Graceful Circ ular St aircase . Forever Vu Of Ocean. Ow ner Will Help Finance. $1.450.000. .::-.· :-. 759-91• #JCOI,_ ........ ....,...c ...... S T A R GA'ZEK•-. i.;.__=..:.;~--9 fl ,y . l'Oll\1' H. ,.., 0-1, ~ .,, (,,,,... ~ V Arce14'•t '• '"• S•••• r,, f:2e,tloo -coa1• • ~ M ~o• ,f01.-t'h ('lr''f'".4• "'~'"'""~' ~I _, l «J·« II<"" •"7' . ., , ...... , ..... ·--·. ,,.,,. ·~ t• ..... t ;i..,""' .,, ...... --~IM "'""' l&A ,,,....,, 1•''111-•f !\• II! .... ....... •t\.• 1tt ..... t=-=-------1 ·-.. ..,.., n 1 .. tlG.f ,. I" ,, .... ~~~ :.:--.... "-·- ll .~... ..,.. I.I• ,, .. .._. •• s .. ... .. '""' ... ~ l'llW ... 1tf1'flft .... ............. .,,,. •Jt.••H .. , ... • ,till!,....._. ...... •'\W ....... .... ,.,_.... ··-,,..,., \)-.. -·-...... ., ... ··-·-. ._ 1f c;.i ®~ "<> "1J--,, O' .. . II• .... ,._.., ttr•• ..... It .... .. ~ ,,,,..,,,. ''l•• .... .... 1\lt( ........ l'tO.W ... ,u.,,,. .._ ..... . .. ., ... ·-,,_ ... __ .... . ... ·-•C-·-· ..... ..... ''ll(wul WATERFRONT WITH BOAT SUP Lovely frt"m·h Normundy 5 bdrm on excl~ive Linda Isle. Slip for 60' boat. Owner will t•urry with 10'~ down at 10''. inl t-rt-s l or l rttdl' As kin~ $1,450,000. 714 760-9333 I~ I REALTORS 675-551 1 OP8t HOUSIS 1·5 MIW CUSTOM HC»lt Wrw-4 ~ • ......... wloMd .._ere l lt•fh of ............ IM11 .. 4 ....... ~ ,_ -L.lwwy ... .,.. bt--4 , ... ,,,_" .._ tnetop IM11t ,.... wlttl • •lew of ... oc--. Addtcl ............. ,. ... gMttt ...... .,. _. -r ,.tio• a ~u. OWlllr wll tr.dt. Offend .. S4 75.000. Cll for a.roc...... lll Poppy. MO LIASEHOLD WOH IES: Leow a....,._ r1•fOfW1d mid k fhed for.JS yn. Totely rt•wtd lrYille Ttm1et J .._ 3 letti ...._ wllil .._., rooa AtUcJ U4t,500. 106 S.1 uh T tn"OU. C .. IST~ GIEVU 1 ~:~Jr 1 2530 Lehigh Pl Cb.arming home on J 1 COLE Of ... ~ORT 111r. •LTOIS Costa )1t'Sa I lovtl) trtt linl'<I strt'<'I "E",. ~ You are the wanner or 1 and. pnde of uv. ne~h1p 2515 E. Coast Hwy., CoroH det Mor tv.'O free llrkets 1Slll 00 ne1ghbomood 3 Bdrm. 67S.55 I I \alue1 to the ldr~ walk an closets. 2 ICEFOLUES & 1 bJth, $Unn) brt'.ikfai.t HOUDAY OM ICE nook. dolll('d n•thnl(cd L1~1f1t'd Jdvert1S1n~ "'Make \Our adverll~inic ,0A~AHEIM , ~h~~~ r0~~ S1 1'/i/ 00 1;/ a bclll'r wisy to tell mo rt· dollJr · t!•1 fu rthcr' Last C NVENTIO=" I 646-7 · · pt'Uplt· dhout the St'r\ u·e ywr lJuMnt>Ss evtry duy CF.NT ER I 171 ~ou h<1ve to r1frer Ask I m the ('la:.~lfied scl"t 111n LONc°~~lt::fXftENA about our..,lu" rall'!) 10 nf thal> ncw ~pupt•r THE REAL ESTATERS Dee. 29.J an 2 du.,> , 642,56 •Ii , 642 56711 To d aim titkets. call 642·S678. e ,,t 2ii! •U.S.VETBANS I Tickets must !>to l'1.11mcd Flt!::!!: LIST OF HOM r.s I by Dee-~ 1;8~ WorSl~;,i,.;5 ~~ m;_ I llEDROOMS START~R •. ~ Tl'nru~~?;.~7i~ry1n~· 'I Onl} $130.000 Y.uodsl ta nta ~t ir Jfford .i hlt' and streams :.u r~ound hOmt' ..,.11h pn\UC) l'ov this t·barming Col> ta .. re<.lt'ntl")'. forma l ll\IRI? I )iesa ga rde ~ home I roo m. addr d fama h Enclosed patau. 3 t'ar roo m w 11 h b r a ( ~ garage: Sp3rkhng pool farepluce J hu;cc Wrm,. 1 Fl?ible terms Just h t 1 :? haths. vel'\ ~matt-re ed. Ca11673-84SSO I ar > :i rd Prrre uni> I -------I '""-'"' , .. , ..... ,,,, i THE REAL ESTATERS THE REAL ESTAT&:RS for C1N1rltd \d ACTIO"' ·ca11 A DAIL T PllOT AO-YISOI W ·\411 I I 7ff.1111 I SPECTACULAR VIEW I Elt•11an1 ~ 1rn sn.:I o;tor) : I home. l''Ctl.'n:.l\'t' u"' uf hnt·k L.irj?c p.iltu'. pool I and 'Pail Holh hnmt• I .i1111 µo.11 art• 'olar ht•ut t-d ·\ lrul) l'\t'<t.111\ e 1 1-M>ITW' S97~.0l~I VIEW HOME $145,000 ,-------,1 OeeJn and can\011 \J•'W I I 1111th pvt bearh jQt'lWIY t cu:.tomized home rn 1 • ··-·t 00 • • I choice f dM loc· .. tron Won't last al lhi! pnt·t' 759-1616 i EAS=;SIDt= .j PATIOHOME I I A ~t>p.ir at t> h<'mt' on suu II l•1t J Hl1rni . 2 1 hath. b11.·k f1ri>plJre. I super pn\ ate 3nd dean I Owner will hrlp frn Jnt't I • $139.Svu Call no"'. &16-7171 I d AYFIOt>iT• I REDUCED! ()peft ~ 1·5 lt~oCous 4~) boat slip pn\·at(' bcarh. h ie & cheer) hon\' 3 large bedmom'i & den. 2 baths. f1rl'plaC\' and much more' Will t rade dnv.n ' Own .. r ,\~t·nt 673 9187 o r 61~ 7000 $579.llOO' I THE I LUFFS I I ASSUME 11 Ofo ... I f1 r't TO or S911 SOU U..•au11ru1 v. .illpaper .inti I panehn& thru;:iut J I Udrm.<. Qui ct 11 K' at ion Sparkhn~ fool' Only sm.~· Cal b7J·8S50 I I THE REAL &:sTATERS ,, __ _ ><' ·C) i • I For °*i~Ad ACTION Call A DAIU "'-OT .... wtSOI ... .,.,.,. UMPAIAll BED VIEWS Pl us magnificent custom es tate Approx. 6,500 sq ft home com- prised of exn·ptional quahty & t'raftsmansh1p F.lt:g~1nt & 1m pe<·c ab le tas te P rt.>sti ~1 o us privat<! Nt.>wport Co m mu nal~ Ocean ba y canyon & moun· tam 'iev.s Pool spa !.auna nothing excluded. Existing fin ancing Appmntmt•nt onl~ S3.IJ~.Ol~.OO s-s11u1er 67S.J445 642-1235 Rl SIOfNTIAl REAL fSfA'f <;(AVIC£S TEIRIAC PRICE CUT You've been "ailing fo r th tl-.\ $200.000 red uc tion on ,1 new Capl' Cod hay front with pier and shp Sweeping \'ICWS of bay t'.t. light->. New frat turt>d prin• of S9!-Jj.1100 mak~ th1~ an amazing value IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 g~ IRYINE COYE - OCEANFRONT VILLA A most cleg,int coastal villa. this rare offering ts f eetlured in the current issue of ORANGE COUN- TY HOME AND GA RD EN Ma ~a z tn e . Co mm a ndi ng a dramati<: oceanfront locnt ior. within a on vate securitv COIJl· nll'nity. this 13.0<(l "Q. fl estate features grac1ou!> formal li ving and dining rooms, comfortable librar1ec;. an exqu isite master suite with adjacent study. music room. maid's qu arters. artist's studio. separate RUt>5l cotlJge. and a lovely pool and spa. The ul- timate in design and construction -offe red ex clusively at $6.900.000 00 Martha Mae:nab 642-8235 UMDll COMSTIUCTIOM OM LIDO. Unbeliev11ble but true with a $20,000 deposit, owner will provide wallpaper & decorating service at rost on this 3 bdrm gem. The timl' to buy is now ..n SHOP. 2 lots in Cannery Village. Going business. owners retiring. Owner will carry 1st T.D. Can bti purchased with or without inventory. MIWPOIT COM»OS. Studio, 1&2 bdrms Crom $93,000 & up. All have good as - sumable loans with low down pay· ments. Pool, rec. room , sub-parking, sauna & jacuzzi & some with ocean views. MIWPOIT Ca$T. Move right in to thb beautiful condo. Decorated in the Cinest of taste. Included in the purchase price is over SlOOK worth of f umishings. Great terms. LITS ASSUMI. ... .. HAT LOANS OK- • CdM C..-et Sllt,000, .......... . ewe .. _.. •••. SH5.ooo. ....,., ..... • tt.rt.r '" "-' snt.too. IHdtr efftrs $200,000 H W fl a 1 ..... 13¥4"-.. • HHtl••••• lteclll co11do, SI lt.soo . ..tto ,..e & c1••1u11. . ewe Sllorft. S'25.ooo. I.-w• ... ,. ... • tt.rt.r View "-s. Slot,000, ... ,..., ........... 760-llt7 67)..7761 ! WE'RE REAU Y AFRAID I That 1r more people read this month's National Geographi c story relative lo Newport Harbor and Orange Count y. choice bayvie w and bluff property "·ill skyrocket in price Call John Campbell for an appointment to see this brand new listin~ of a fabulous bay ocean-n ev. custom home and YOU be the judge of the $975.000 price tab whi<:h in eludes a Jar~e parcel of land . tOQ, : ~ t~iJ~~ k1AIJ1 " 675-1.311 DWLll COIONA DIL MAI Just listed! Well located Warm· ingt.on built duplex with 3 bdrms. and 2 baths in EACH unit Fan- tastic terms! S<n loan l2 1'2r~ in- terest. Deluxe units each with a porch. fireplace. ~araS?e. carpets and drapes. Priced to sell at $319.000. C7 I 41 673-4400 t 2 1 l l '21·2121 TM Herttor ArN's l.olll)Ht b t.Mi*d .... htalte C:O...,.y 11 ~\JtlJ()ll '::~~· S© \\~ ~ -IJ, c :t~ · ::: ----1-.I ~ CIA• I 'OUAlt • loo••o..qe IV t tt•o•b'-'I -~d• i...,.. ro •alt 6 ~ ~ 'I :LEEHN I .· . I I 11 I' I . I ) I I p u l p E s I ~ ,~ 5 % D o·w n -12-7 /8% * ! ., 1 • ! • 1; 1 1 c 1 $115,000 1 , 1 : ! p 1 : ~ l I I ~ • p t •1in ill spen' 11ivl not high in price: reason· able cost.: classified adwrtising. New Condos 355 Avalo * Equity s.nt Piii Sales Office °"811 11·5 "" Oily Brlkers ••• 631-3415 . I After hlteen years of I I j7 I I courting, the bashful beau -------. finally prop0sec1 Her daddy I G 111 1 111 N I I was so relieved He was Ii I' I I I afraid the beau was going to 1111 for a --" -. ------ l A p L 0 G I • c ..,. .... "' ,. ..... It.I I I I" ,_::1.~::.~::: ., ..... -...~. • a 11• BEST IN BLUFFS SPICTACULAI YllW. Just listed Custom E Pl•n. 2200 sq. ft. 3 bctrm. 2112 buth Cam rm $410,000. or-. 1·1 4JJ "STA HAMii ~ 4 ...._ Lovely greenbelt. lm- m11culaw cond. Priced below market. ~.000. or-. 1·1 417 '1STA •IAMM HELEN B. DOWD llA&.TOI. IMC. '44-llJ4 IASTSIDl/COSTA MISA Charming eastside home R-2 zoned 2 BR . 1 BA . double garage Great financing includ- ing VA terms. $127.500 Call for details Kathleen Kelley 1714 ) SSS-4343 WOODlllDeE WATHFIOMT Spectacular panoramir lake & mountain views in the prestigious gated community of Arbor Lake. Priva te beach & comm boat house. dock & spa Master suite. liv rm. formal din rm & den. Owner will assist in financing . $279,900. Pat Aden 1714> 855-4343 TOUI. ...,_mil UIWMI• L&OVllAELW AJICI& omoe Parit 26::01 f "aOeO de AJ ICI& • l 06 l.a«Wla H Ills CA 92653 I 714 J 855 434;5 present s ./ ./ CHECK UST ./ ./ I CUFf HAnM -6UAT '11W 4 B<frm. dining rm. pool & spa on lar,gc lot. feC' land. S600.000. I 110 IC .. 14 Ml 0,.. S.. I ·4:30 IALIOA ISi.Ate IA Y'PIONT Super financing -pier and dock 2 + 2 Bdrms. Terms ! Let's deal! 105 M. ..,,, ... , .. 0,. s.. 1..e:JI • SPACIOUS DOffl SHOllS lltgh ceilinged 3 Bdrm. den. dining room Pool sized yard. Fee land. I ltl ~. ..... °"" -I ..e:JI .'MIWr<>IT CRIST4.111 M1W Beautiful end unit. 2 BR .. den 212 ba. 2 decks. avail now. $215,000. I t he.,.. Ct... 0,.. S-1..e:JO •MIW,OIT WITH WOU Sl'ACI 3 Bdrm. den. 21 :i bath. low maint. 5 garages . plus storage $175.000. 1106 ltryt. M.I. 0,. S.. I ..e:JI "MISA V•H-440YI IJ6HT IN Neat 4 Bdrm. family room . quiet strt'<'t. mo\'e right in. $179.900. 2162 T ..... C.M. 0,.. S.. I ·4:10 con COTT A•l-HU61 y AID Con\'enient 3 Bdrm. 112 bath. close to school and shops . Sl 15.000 200 I A,..W, CM 0,.. S.. 12·1 ~lHI IWFff-111MA PUN On fee land! 3 Bdrms. or 2 & den. Panoramic Back Bay \'iew S310.000. .flAUOA ,_.SULA POtMT New Listing Quaint 2 Bdrm Cape Cod. Bonus rm upstairs $325.000. l lAYSHOUS-fflMCH MOIMANDY In authentic setting 3 Bdrm + . maid 's cottage Excellent terms! "HAllOI VllW HIUS-•llW Spaciou · 4 Bdrm. fam il\' room Broadmoor Assumable fina'ncmg .'WIST MIWflOIT OCIAMNONT Super view. ocean and sand. 3 Bdrms and 2 Bdrms. $719.500. •MIWPOU SHOllS ON CAMAL Big lot 4 Bdrms. 21 2 baths. sandv beach. pools & tennis. S250.000 · "MISA DIL MAl-W&L AMAMCll Excellent 3 Bdrm. ramilv room la~e assumahlc l!'t. 5135.oOO. · IALIOA~ COM ...... CI 2 Bcl rms . din tn J! rm . co unt rv k1tchl'n + 2 Bdrm unit 5289.500 · 'J ~SUU POINT 2 Unit~ in Balhou with cxt·cption<1I finant'ln.: Good loc:ation. SJ.19.ooo "MIWPOU WA,_,.OMT V•mrnt rnmm~:rdal :10· lot with mom for fiO' l>0ut. Sfi.'i0.11011 •. I J I I OPIM TOOAY l·I UMtfUI IH HAUOI YllW HIUS Center courtyard for great entertain· ing, 4 BR in HV Hills. $495,000. See Dottie Valentine at 2706 Lighthouse •9UI ~ IAUOA ISLAMe -Duplex overlooking the Pavilion excellent condition. $995,000. se'e Margie Schubert at 510 S. Bayfront. M9Ui IM OLD COIOMA DB. MAI - CUstom duplex w/a 2 BR & a 3 BR un- it. Finest quality. S469 ,000. See Barbara Riggs at 700 Marguerite. UMIOUI ON IALIOA ISL.ANO -Quaint 3. BR & den house w /income unit. vtew. dock & OWC. $650,000. See Rita Boland al 123 Grand Canal. M9Ui IM SPYGUSS -5 BR. 3 Ba. new carpet. French doors. ocean & ci· ty view. assum financing. $695.000 fee . See Natalie Forgarty at 77 Montedto UMf9UI IM OlD COIOMA Dll MAI - Duplex. 3 BR. beamed·ceilings, fplc . brick patio & 2 BR unit. $325.000 fee. See Sara Marvin al 718 Heliotrope. UMlqul IN llG CAMYOH -Beautiful Broadmoor. 4 BR. pool. spa. guard gates and much more $685.000. See Bonnie Barrington at 6 Winged Foot. UMlqul IM MHA YIUI -Large yard. RV or boat access. 3 BR & family room & assum. fin . $169,500. See Har- riette Hammond at 2037 So. Capella UNlqul IH OLD COIONA Ill MAI - On the corner. 1 blk to ~ach, 4 BR. 5 yrs old . lge home. $595.000. See Cathy Cray at 223 Narcissus. UMIOUI .. OlD COIOMA D& MAI - Arc&itects cust. home, skylights 2 fpk'~· 3 BR, So. of Hwy. $470.000. See Marilyn Rousselot at 307 Poinsettia. """"'IM llACOH IAY -Best bea<'h living_ in Nwpl. 2 story home . now a duplex. Lge R-2 lot. $1.450.000. See Jacqueline Pearson at 5 Beacon Bay . UMl9U1 _.OLD COIONA DB. MAI - Elegant, completely remodeled. 5 BR . 3 fplc's, 4 BA. the best of everything. 1625,000 Cee. See Nann Laux at 442 Begonia. · UMl9UI IH MOITHWOOI -We II de· signed, 3 BR. fpk . skylight, spa. wet bar, yaulted ceilings. $199.900 fee. See Larame Shaw at 28 Miners Trail. UM9UI IM THI auFH -Bonus room & 4 BR. 2"2 ba. fplc . air cond., ne"' carpet & paint. $275.000 See Barbara Hutchmgs at 512 VentaJa. REALTORS.675-6000 •244S U.t C0Mt H'9t1wey. COJOIN cl«I Mar WI HAYI H Of THI ll5T ~S IM TOWN THI•• lfl Well located 4 'bdnn. 3 bath "C'' Plan overlooking the pool. Spacious and airy. •10% down •121r23 in· tttest •J> year fixed rate mortgage -open for your inspection on Sun. 1 to 5 see 2402 Vista Mobleza. $299,500 L.R 17141 671-4400 IJl)t 6Jl.2tll ............... ................. C.._11 1-L\llB<>It M CANYON IMC--.a ......C_.. .. on this authentic CUSTOM country home. 4 BR+ den. Best View ... Best Loca- tion Sl.950.000. Call 760-0835 SPY6LASS AffOIDAILI OCIAM YllWS ... with this 6+ BR and 412 BA homel and desirable. Owner flexible. 1>39.000. 2S Bodega. Open Sun. 2-5. ILUlff YBY SPIC,IA1 WfTN A VIEW . 3 BR remodeled interior + jacuzzi. Fa ntasti c assumable financin g ~00.000. Call 760-<&.5 COMC-AIOUJ LUSH LAMe ... and high interest rates? See this exceptional Fee land l'Ondo. Large 12 ', ass umable loan. $344.500. Call 760-~35 FANTASTIC MU.MC~ .. on this beautiful 3 BR <"011do m1n ium · $249,500 or lease op~1on. . 12( in· terest with le!>s lhan 20,.., down . &KANT .. UMIT Split level 3 BR. 21 :i Ht\ t•ondomm1um with ex cellent f1n a nc·1n g availab le . S255.000 2189 Vista F:nlrada. Open Sun. 1·5 NIWPOIT HIHiHTS _.. v•w ... of the Ba\. ocean Catalina & Palos Verdes · 3 BR . 1 and ~. BA. A fabulous buv for a handyman remodeler Owner will rinan<'e. S4l5.000. Call 552-7500 TOP LOCATION . in Ne-... port Heights. 2 ston• slart.('r home. 3 BR with c·ountry charm S210.UOO. 1610 Tu.st in Open Sun . I -1 SIAYllW Yr#S ... Charm and ~oph1sli<"a · lion It 's a ~rac1ous as -...ell as spacious 4BR home It has flexible financ ing and 1s a must see. $.525.000. Call 760-~ 21111 YaC'ht Grayling Open Sun 1 4 IAYINOllS PllMCH COUMTIY CUSTOM . . Wonderful waterfront hvin~ 3 BR and 3 BA home with ex<"ellent financing $349.500. Call 7&HIR35 UMIA ISi.i 6ATI HAiia Island home. A completely ele~ant and luxu rious home with so many extras plus its mm pier and slip on the lagoon SUiOO. 000 Ca 11 760-<&15 UIO tSU WT CHAMCI TO OWM! Final re· duction -$525.000 .. 10'•• down . Owner will carry al 12";. Lido's finest street and best ,·alue 4 BR. HS Via Waziers. Open Sat. and Sun. 12·4 UMl9UI COLONIAL OM THI WAT..aOMT ... a fabulous 7 BR home that is ideal for family hving and ente r tai n i ng . It .is BEAUTIFUL . $1.750.000 . Call 7~. IAllOA ,..._.SUU PIMTHOUSI ... cond ominium on the water with a dock for a 35' boat. l~ degree ocean and Bay view. 2 BR. Large assumable t,ee land. $469. 000. Ca II 760-(g)5. .... ""ACY ... in Turtlerock Vistas. A dramatic and charming l BR con· do surrounded by greenbelts. $258.000. Call 552· 7500 OUTSTA ........ "Grossmont" mode l in Uni versity Park . Professionally decorated 2 BR, 2 BA home with fam. room and a spa. $124,950. Call 552.7500 -.U. llSlll• ... livin~ space. Highly up~raded and professionally decorated. 3 BR. 212 BA.Formal dini ng r oom + fa mil y room $169.500. Call 552-7500 LMI .ollST MST LIS191 Four bed.room home that is hithlY upgraded and im· maculately kept. Member of privlte Ml and sail club. Takeover low IDtenlt lit. Owner will carry 2Dd. HUl&Y! ..... Call 552·7500 lat IAY IATElflONT JI llACOM IA Y OPIM WM I J.4 CHARMING ELEG ANCF. Won· derful waterfront livin~. Beuutiful 3 br. 3 ba. Decorator luxurious. Many extras Do<'k & tennis available <>wner will offer 1ttructi\'t rmanl'ing U.lnl -reuonablt leasehold. TO -CAU. OW• 671-HH You 've Arrived at ... U. IAYFlltT ~yfront townhome within walk inK d ista nce of Lido Village. 2 bed.rooms. 3 baths and den. Pier and slip. OWC. Priced at $595.000 Exclusive with Wilham P. Cote ····• •E Old World Charm! Four bedroom four bath home in cludes all the finest woods and fixtures . Ocean and Bay views plus SPEC· ~ACULAR night time view of city hghts. SJ million in e1ssumablt.• financing . Priced at St.595.000. Cull Ann Vau~hn Santas. Open Sunday 12·4 lf7 Trafalgar. Harbor Hidge • CANYlt MtwU... I A pla<'e to invite your soul The ul· I t1mate in exquisite taste A kin~·s I' ransom included in professional de· rorating in this 4 bedroom· I le\'el I home. Tranquil. seduded grounds reflect the essence of the -...or Id ·s finest gardens. lnned1ble op portunily for the di rriminating buyer Be the first to see' Shown by appointment only with Ma r\' f'rizzelle Lewis $825,IXXI · •CMYlt E leeant 1 story townhome (Dover) 2 B('(froom. 2 baths. Man y xtras ! Call Elizabeth Mas on for a p pointment. Priced at $449.500 •CANYON Three bedroom Mona co. hig hly up. graded with view of Catalina. ~.000. Exclusive with Wilham f Cote. i Rue Chateau Royal, N li. Open Sunde1y 12·4 •CANYON """',,.. ..... Custom designed for Big Ca nyon life-style with breathtaking country club atmosphere. Specta<'ula r home for gracious hospitality on picture postal card 3 par green. Owner will assist with financin~ Sho-...,n by ap· point ment. Mary f''riz zelll' Ll'wi s Sl.750.000. •CMYON Ideal family home includes fairwa y view. pool and guest quarters. 4 Bedrooms. O"·ner w1H help with financ ing . St 7 million. Exclusive with William F. Cote. • CAIYIN Large kitchen, formal dining room. pool. s pa a nd sauna ! Three bedroom. 3 bath home. 3450 sq. ft. Great financing' Excl usive with William F. Cote. $895.000. l* ISlE MOVING SALE! Owner leaving count ry! Immaculate four ~droom home with pool and spa. Great financing available. Priced at 162.5,000. Also available for lease or lease option to purchase. Open Sunday 12·4 204 Via San Remo, Lido Isle Seven bedroom waterfront hom e or can be a duplex. Pier and JO' float. Priced at '54.S.000. Ca ll Ann Vaughn Santaa. VWIM._IU Available to buy or lease. 2 bedroom villa. Assumable $148.000 at 12'k. 2nd is available. Call for in· formation. Priced at S249 .500 William F. Cote. IESTCUff Close to everything. 2 bedroom . 2 bath condo. Pool rieht outside your door. Owner will carry 2nd. $129,500 w/s.>,ooo assumable financing at in. 1111 lett Je .. llft ... M . AaMI .... M CANYON ............. ... 1717 ---Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Sund1y. December 13, 1981 ·~ M•• Irvine lalty USntllS If CA1NY SCNWBClllT '4U2JI See the following homes by appointment Sunday and Monday December 13th & 14th. '"'awn Single story "PauJa'' plan (over 1700 sq. ft.) Large and lovely master s uite + 2 addit ional bedrooms. Sharp end un it on quiet Cul -De-Sac. Air condl· lioned. 2 patios. Good assumable financin ~. $299,500 including land. .AMT16UA WA' 11ewstn Glamorous residence on street of many beautiful homes a nd gardens. One story wit h floor plan for entertaining. Spec· tac ular entry with stained glass atrium roof. Terazzo floor for dancing! Four beJrooms. den. s pacious dining room with tropical mural lo bring in the out· doors. Secluded pool. spa and waterfa ll adjacent to dining room and master suite. Security system and vault for storage of valuables A rea l beauty at $675,000 including land UMDA ISU TIADf'TIOMAL Newly listed. Desirable Eastern exposure. shp for 55' boat + side tie. Formal living room & din ing room + large famil y room with wet har. 2 story tiled entry highlighted by antique Waterford t'l)"Stal chandelier! Master suite in cludt'S s itting room with fireplace. extra closets. 3 addi· tional bedrooms & baths. $900.000 Leasehold I annual lease $4,590) Seller will finance IA YFIONT IM IA YSHOIU Delightful ··;-..iantucket .. on lot 6.1x l42' Grey shingle. white shut· ters & planked noor kitchen & famil y room highlight the charm -t bedrooms. 3 car garage. Large bricked central courtyard. Watch all the sailboat races from formal dining rm . li ving rm and familv style kill'hen . A super value a·t S2.IXXJ,OOO including land. LINDA ISU. .. ON THI MAIM IAY S~ct;.icular contemporary style with hi gh beamed ceilings. Marvelous design for the large famil y: 6 ~rooms. Children's T \" roo m. oa k paneled library offlcl' adjacent to master suite. \\'alls of glass view boating acth·ities. Slip will accommodate J boats. Seller Wiii finance Or COrl· sider exchange for commercial. $1.800.00l Leasehold. COWMS ISU ISTATI ~1 agnir1 l' en t Io cat ion -... 1 t h panoramk view of 4 islands & the pt>ninsul a! 117' on the ba y with 3 large slips. Over 5600 sq. ft. of French style ar('hiterture. High eeilings, 5 bedrooms. 8 baths Sit c1own bar for entertaining. Two stairtascs +elevator. Family room and Billiard room . Priced at $3.900.000 in cluding prime land. MAJISTIC FllMCH MOIMANDY MAMSIOH The prime tip o( Lmda Isle ! "Old W9rld" architecture of stone & stucco. Spacious rooms for enter· taining m the grand manner in- cluding 2 story li\'mg room with baronial fireplace. beveled glass skylight. beautiful French doors . Elegant formal dining room with custom lighted cabinetry in the antique style. Handsome paneled library , p l an k floored musicrplayroom. wine cellar. 5 bedrooms. including maid's quar~ers . 3 car garage, full secunty system. air conditioning. Lovely landscaped grounds in· elude pool. spa & sauna. Slip for ~ft. yacht. Truly an estate of in· romparable quality. Offered at SS.000.000 Leasehold. LUSIS Little Balboa Island on East Bayfront. 2 BR. 2 ~ BA. Fireplace. 2 car garage. Availa· ble immediately. Sl2SO/mo. Corona del Mar Lease Charm· ing 2 bR. l BA. fireplace. Com· munily pool. 2 sp. carport S650 /mo . Ask for Dave Schweickert 642·~- MSIDf.NflAl AtAl ESTATC ~AVIC(S Of9I MOUll 1-4 ONM .. SHOllCLJflf LDvely ocean & canyon views . 3 BR Oin '.c. + Guest quarters $580.<n>. See 8arbar<1 Ballm<tnn Al 324 MORNING CANYON ~ .. OU COIONA DIL MAI Forever OCEAN view fro m thi1 beautiful 3 BR. + Den landmark home. S750.000. See Mc.ircia Work1 nc & Nancy Simmons Al 3000 OCEAN BLVD ONM .. C..., SHOllS Ocean view. 2 BR. + Dtn Lovely large patio w1 rm. for pool $595,000 Fee. Ste Paula Erd Al 4521 TREMONT Ofi9I ON IA110A.,....SUU The ocean is the front yard of this (abulous 3 BR. 5 Bath custom . Sl.100.000 St_..t. Bill Bents At 1137 E. BALBOA BLVD Of'IM 14 SIAWM Forever View . 4 BR decorated & re· modeled to ~rfection $455,000 See Cora BaldikoskL At :nos PORT DUR NESS Of'9t IAUOA IA YPIOMT Cape Cod. Pier & Slip New 3 BR. Glorious views. See Hillan· Thamer At 1010 £ BALBOA BL \o D° Of'IH <*THI OCUH NO~ Superb duplex + guest i.u1te. \'ery special terms $675.000. See Nancy Nichols At 3212 W. OCEANFRONT OP84 ... MT\.tlOCI Garden Home. 3 BR + Fam Rm . & Hobby Room. Gr~l financ·ing . $243,500. See Crai.: Kmd1g At 34 RA1NBOW FALLS PIAU'll 'Al84TS Custom 5 bedroom. large family room. formal dining plui> an ou tdoor tournament area. pool & Jac uz11 for the little dickens. $550.000 Fee. A YllY Sl'ICW. IA YNOMT. On the peninsula's East Bay. Beautifully decorated 5 BR . home. Spe<'ial pier & shp with wide SAN· DY BEACH Special sepa rate lot. $2,100.000 YllW! YllW! YllW! Wood and glass tustom home sur· rounded by flo-...ering garciens Ter· raced derkll O\'Crlook r mcst bay. beach . hetrbor & r 1ty IJ~ht view Spa. sauna. 3 BR . den & 4 baths. Truly a ma~n 1f1cent prope rty. Sl.250,000 IA YSHOllS -U4',000 Great location close to prh ate beach 3 Bdrm. Fam Rm with huge patio Owner "111 rinanre for right bu~ er Act quick I~. CUI eoo .. IA YSHOllS New EnJ?land charm w brick. wood & shutters. Freshly painted ~ove­ in condition. 3 BR, 2 BA Outdoor living at its best -...· spacious patios and gardens. Good finan cing. s.109.500 usn• COSTA MKA Close to area shopping center. library. chools. Country ranch - sp~<'1ous 3 BR home w new carpel. pamt. plantation shutters. $225.000 HIAT YALUI Guarded gate. Pools & tennis. 3 BR. + Den condo in Jasmine Creek. Va- cant Ready for you to mo' e into this Plan \"I $329.500 IA YPIOHT ON NI LAMD Custom 3 BR waterfront home in gated Bayshores commun1t \" offers the ultimate m mdoor-outd.oo r hv· ing. The spacious patio & deck area invite entertaining The tasteful de- cor reflects a discriminate lift st yle F i na n c in ~ a\'a tla ble Sl.900 000 A MOP, SllP AMI A Jump lo thf' water· Th1i. ··-...ooosy" 2 BR. cottage could win a personali· ly <'Ontest with rts used hrick. ha rdwood floors. french windows. cozy fireplace("'-irres1st1ble hot tub. S399.000 PltCB TO SIU Quaint Island Duplex in best middle of Jhe island location. Fantast 1c re- mOdel or rebuild potential on full size lot. Owner will ass1:.t with r~ncin~. Best bU.\' on the ISia nd . ~.ooo. YOU 4SI• K>I IT ,\ Plan Ill m Turtll'roc·k " \l('W. Own you r own land ,\ ;i :t t ar ~aral{c Great 4 HR . 21-: h<tth on l~rl{<' lot dose to park. 11ooli-l"I h:n· ms. Tllkc O\W 1st T () Sl l.l ~•• t'ce. · I# #a"""'r UNTEll 644.goeo . .. .-c:-___:.::....• --·------_ .. -.JL:~ a , . I .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 13, 1981 ........ W. 1 ....... P.., Wf Heiltwt for Wf I for Wf HwMt for Wf HIMNt For Wf .............................................. ···············~······· ..............•...••........•............••.••.••.••................. 9-'tl1 . I OOZ Gtwtl I 00 ..._.. IOOJ G ... rtl I OOZ • ...,.. 1002 Gwr.i I 001 ....... :··············· ..............•..••........................•••.....................•...............•.••...••...•.••................ Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 OPIH TODAY I to 4:30 COMl WITH US ..• TO llYINI TlllACl. Mot j.t o· •itw -Ht 12 t..f of whtdow1 o••rloollilHJ HM ....,. i..t. .. a.ct°"• cleor dey, elt Hae way to Cotoll••· Te.rtt bedrooMt. FH1ily roo•. Dl•h•CJ r-. lrffllfa1t rooa. H*Jt poHo wlltl gaebo ..ct spa. Slftql. story. he t.ci -yotA OWft If! 1301 DOLPHIN TERRACE si.zoo.ooo COME Wint US ••. TO CORONA DR MAIL J.st a pitch and • pvtt fro• Oceo11 ..._vord. Vltw of ocrc. and i-tty. Two IMcham. Two boh. Wood pe111tl'-9 ill .... "*"' Firepoct. ll2 MARIGOLD •...•.••.•.••. $375,000 AVAIUIU IY ArrOIHTMEHT COMl WITH US. . .TO IA YSHOHS. ~ Mtditerranun Vlllo. Rtcjol li•'-9 ,._ witt. huge fireplace. f'ontltd dit'lilMJ room conctols intri9uin9 wint storagt clll:MMts. Cot1•tftietlt cowttry kitcht11. Fin ~ and famity room. Master witt with largt sitfjftc). arta Clftd •itw bolcotty. 11ne car garOCJt. EJaboratt sOtllld Giid wcllrity sysfff\. Fte '-d ..... $2, 1 00,000 COME WITH US ... TO Sl'YGLASS. SMperbly crafted Tudor custom home. Situated at h •err top of Spy9lass. Two story li¥iftCJ room. Formal dinift9 room. Fa111ily room with wtt bar. Gourmet kitchtft. Gold p&ated bathrootn fixturts. Spa 9ld wtt bar in mosttr suitt. Four car 9S'CICJf •••••••••••••••••••• s 1,500,000 COME Wlnf US ... TO DOVER .SHORES. Mocpificetlt cOW1try-Frtftch six bedroom halllt that combintS gracio111ntss witJI ~ family li¥iftcJ. Exquisite moster Mlite complttt with fireploct and sittiltg *avt .. ~~iknn's wiftcJ itcludts a fint floor playrOom Clftd stporate stairway to Htt Stcond floor and four btdroo111s. ForlllOI dining room Clftd library/ dtt1. Ustd brick terroct and pool. ......... $950,00(. COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR RIDGE. Spectacular •iew of the rtStr•oir, ......tains Clftd city li9hts. "Rtnaino11et" lllOdtl. Tlwtt ~drooms. librGry. Wtt bar. 11rH decks. Pri•ate courtyard SS I 0,000 COME WITH US ... TO LIDO ISLE. ~ two story homt on largt lot. Fotir btdrooms. ln•itin9 patio. T osttfully dtcorateci A good buy at ...... $495,000 COME WITH US •.. TO THE ILUFFS. Fo.ar bedroom condo. Three baths. Lo•tly "Canne5fo" model. Tastefully oppainted. lt*oom Clftd Ml baffl downstairs $239,000 COME WITH US ... TO THE BLUFFS. Tht .ch SOUC)ht-ofter "Dolores" rnodtl. End- lllit. Mount• Clftd CJrHtl ~It •itw. Italia tilt tftfry. Attracti•t dinin9 room a11d kitchtft. Con•tftitnt to schoojs, part& Giid wppillCJ ...................... S2l4.5oo COME WITH US ... TO RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN. Rtstful •iew of qoH cotH'H o•d CJ""" btft. Two btdroollls •d detL bet mit. Yrt flexible filloftclftq .•.. 1215.000 Wt .,..ien in h old odOCJf, "ON picture is worth • tlMMrsoRd words." Twtln of ow txcitillg lisfW19s art fNtwtd in color in the centerfold of HOME & LAND Mognillt. A copy is G¥ailable at our Opttt HCHISH ... or call our offict. I 1617 WESTCUFF DR .. H.I. 6ll-7l0o" I LINDA ISLE HOMES Presligt' µool fa mi ly home. ~lain channel \WW from beautiful tradition 4 bdrm. 5 hath SL 195.IM)O Wide l<.11.!t>on \'iew f rnm -;pectac:olar arch1tN'lural dt'!'l):!n 6 h<lrm . 5 barh. p layroom . dark r11 om & d e n s 1. JS(\. 000 UDO ISLE HOMES 120 VlA qulTO Of'EH SUN I ·5 Featured on Homes Tours lo\'elv traditional !'p<u·1ou~. custom 3 bdrm. '3 bath home. nev. ly redeeorated $475,000 214 YIA ITHACA Of'fM SUN 1·5 Newly remodeled :1 !)drm. 2 bath plus lge recreation room t .. 2 patios. Beam ceilinf!s Xlnt \'alue at $420.000. CAIMATIOM COVE Spt•ctacul:1r harbor \'1t•w from 4 bdrm. 4 bat h bayf ront 2' boat s lip$. $2.050.000. WEST IA Y AVE. Remodeled. hke O('W 3 bdrm. 3 bath ba-yfront. Slips for 2 lge boats . $1 .200.tnl. ~ILL GRUNDY. REALTOR ' ~. ~ ~ ~' • 1 l l/t¥o IY OWMH l.itlle bl 8111!1 Clunthl•d S II. fAMllT IM ads are rully ~ma II $150.~ w 'I~'~ dn. 2600 ~ f beauly. Hit 211 bu. din rm, f/p, nu p111nt. xt r•~ 962 2G3H "people lll ~Opie" ~air~ ralla wilh b1& read11"h1p and bat: rault.~' 'fo plat'«' your classified ad. l'Ull toda~ 64Z-~111 ~~ 9 v-! ESTATE-SAVI szs.ooo True! Price decrease of $25,000 makes this property a SUPER value Custom golf estate home. 200' fairway frontage 5 BR, 4'h BA. formal din rm. recreation & hobby rms, 2 frplcs, fam rm, sundeck, porch, pool & s pa. Panoramic views from most rooms . 3 car gar. Storage gaJore. Call Boh Licata. 759· 1221 EASTSIDE J IDI MOW $169,000 Quiet cul ·de-sac in prime E. Side Mesa. Parquet entry. Brick frpk. Tiled kitchen. Pantry. Familv rm . Water filter & sof· tener. ·Spa. Enclosed off-street RV pad. Giant patio. Storage shed. Fruit trees. OWC lg TD at tr (. Very flexible. Low 6<'/c Ist TD. Just reduced $6000 to $169,000. Bob Licata 759-1221 COASTUNI & OCIAM VllW Ca meo Shores finest 3 BR + den FR. Formal Din. Huge courtyd w pool , priv. beach. Bob or Dovie Koop 759· 1221 llG CAMYOH ELIGAMCI Versaill'f' "' Golf Course 4 Br. 4Ba. rr\J o · Formal din. Sep. Fa1.. ' "e" Master suite. jacu., Qpe r Lo~ Price. $650,000. . or Dovie Koop. 759· 1221 40 FT. IOAT DOCK i BR. 3 BA. formal din . Fam Rm. Huge master suite w /bay view. Lg. sil dn bar. Lg . patio lo water line. s.575.000 Fee. Rob or Dovie Koop 759-1221 CAMEO HIGHLANDS 3 BR. 2 BA. Formal Din. Just redecor. & remodeled. Ocean \·iew. Pri. beaches . $339.000 LH. Bob or Do,·ie Koop. 759·1221 MEWPOIT CWT INVESTOIS SPECIAi. Ocean Vu. 4 Bd & 3 Ba, Fam rm .. we t bar. din rm. pool. ten- nis . walk to beach. $210,000. Sub· hlit any offer. Bob or Dovie Koop. i59·1221 UMDA ISLE 180 Turning Basin View . 5BR. 6 BA. Billiard room. sep. wing for long term guest Lg. dbl. dock for up to 70 ft. & 40 fl. yachts. plus side tie . Pool & s pa. S2,100.000. Rob or Oovie Koop. 759-1221 CAMEO SHOUS i&r Ocean View . 4 BR. 312 BA . Fam. Rm . Lg. ya rd wtpooL Pvt. beach. $724.000. Bob or Dovie Koop. 759·1221 SB.UI WIU. AMANCE IAIGAINliTI This 3 Br home may be the best buy in Mesa Verde. It's loaded with potential and perfect for the home lovers devoted to creative projects. Priced at $129,900. Call m e for m o r e info . Anne Mccasland. 631-1266 o;e. llfOU CHllSTMAS The door to your new home will be opened by you if you call me today! The key fits the lock of a 2 Br 1 vear old condo in Costa Mesa. ·Lots of super extras and only Sl7.000 down. Call Anne Mccasland 631-1266 MESA YEIDE Tall trees. beautiful pool. secluded spa. 4bdrs. All the goodies and best loc ! $285,000 JACK1E HANDLEMA N 631 ·1266 OH GOLF COUISI Nestled among lush greenery, one of a kind custom home located on Mesa Verde Country Club golf course. Featured are 4 bd rms.. family rm.. rumpus room, pool w /spa and lighted paddle tennis court. This home offers the ultimate in privacy and se cl u s ion . J ACKIE HANDLEMAN. 631·1266 l4 l 17" St .. COIN MIN '31·1266 Mt•• 631°1266 441 ~ Phy, .,... ... Hf·'4M 11 Cap;;•,._ Mpt lctt 71f.I UI 5 ~EANFIONT PROPERTIES! IN NEWPORT BEACH. WITH fANTASl'IC 'f ERMS ANO GRtAT INCOME .1 FROM AS LOW AS lO"k DOWN AND INTE REST RATE Of' IH'J':l NOW COULD 8Jo~ YOUR CHANCE 1 YOU NEVER TllOUCllT WOULD HAPPEN JACOBS REALTY '7M670 291t .,....,.,. •&. ~ :J• HOUSES FOR SALE - 2 llDIOOM 417201d Mill <Grntree) Irv. 759-9100 $124,500 Sun 1-5 117 Mar:ine Ave., Balboa Island, NB 673-6900 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 · ~l Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. NB 631-1400 $319.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ·u 22.SGrandCanal, Balboa Isl, NB 6i3·6900 $.595,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 II ,.. FAM ltM or DEM 1536SerenadeTerr, Irv. Terr, Cd M 673-1400 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4521 Tremont . Cameo Shores, CdM 644-9060 $.595.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 222 Marigold, Corona del Mar 631-7300 $375,000 Sun 1-4:30 * * 10 Balboa Coves, Balboa Coves 642-8236 $.595,000 Sun 12-4 19 Escapade Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB 642-5200 $215,000 Sun 1·4 2460 Windsor. Wimbdln Vig, CM · 645-0303 $179,500 Sun 1-4 l IEDIOOM 7 RucChateau Royal. N.B. 640-5777 $659.000 Sun 12-4 1590Corsica, Costa Mesa 957·6279 $129,900 Sat.Sun 12-5 * •6408 W. Oceanfront, N.B. 642-3215 $565.500 Daily 11-5 243 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 642-0750 Sl49 .500 Sun 1-5 4832 River Ave .. Lido Sands 645-1771 Sl89,500 Sun 1·5 161QTustin (Npt Hgts) NB 760-<'&'.)5 $210,000 Sun 1·4 2001 Arnold. Costa Mesa 642-5200 $115.000 Sun 12-3 1614 Santanell a (Iv Terr) Cd M 5.52·2000 $299,000 Sun 1-5 l59 Walnut. Newport Shores.NB 673-6900 Sll5.!KJO Sun 1-5 2109 Yacht Grayling , Npt Beach 760-083.5 $425,000 Sun 1-4 2105 Yacht Wand erer. Npt 8 t h 759-1221 $439.900 Sun 1-5 •321 Aveni da Cerritos (Bluffs> NB 759-9100 $365.000 Sat Sun 12-4 :30 1543Serenade. ln ·. Terr .. Cd~J 644-9060 $365.000.Fee Sun 1·4 ••1012 E. Balboa. Penin . PL. NB 644-9060 S995.000 Sun 1·5 1960Caudel. !Bluffs> Npl Bch 760-0835 $400.000 Sat Sun 12-5 · 466 Broadway. Costa Mesa 673-5354 5159.950 Sun 1-5 110 Via Cordova. Lido Isle. '.'I B 673-7300 $425,000 Sun 1·4 212 Via F:boli. Lido Isle.NB 673-7300 $487 .234 Sun 12·4 1().1 Via Palermo. Lido Is le . N.8 . 673-7300 S435.000 Sat Sun 1-4 3 IR pM FAM IM or DlH **3711 Seashore. Newport Bch 673-6.578 $895.000 Sal/Su n 10-4 ll25 Samoa Pl tMV > Costa Mesa 754-6494 $134.900 Sat Sun 1-5 2037 S. Capella 1 Mesa Verdel CM 6'15-6000 $169.500 Sun 1-5 '.1:fl Poinsettia (uld CdM ) CdM 675-0000 $470,000 Sun 1-5 54.2 Harbor Isl. Dr (Prom Ba v) NB 759-9100 $1.400.000 · Sun 1-4 •28 Miners Trail ( Northwd ) Irv_ 675-6000 $199.!JOO Sun 1·5 1806 Beryl ( Hbr Hinds > NB $175.000 Sun 1·5 19001 Norwood Terr. Trtlrk Hin. Irv 5.52·2000 $410.000-fee Sun 1·4 4827 Bruce Crescent< Lido Sands) NB 631-7370 $215.000 Sun 1-4 314 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) NB 640.6259 $225,000 Sun 1.5 2301 Redlands. Back Bay, N.8 . 631-1400 S245.000 · Sun 1-5 2921 Jacaranda (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 5138,500 Sun 1·4 •2311 Fairhill , Back Bay, NB . 631-1400 $175.000 Sun 1·5 ~Redlands Dr .. Back Bay, NB 631·1400 $265,000 Sun l -5 3134 Manistee. Costa M<'sa 631-1400 $144,900 Sun 1·4 • * 101 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island 642-8235 $895,000 Sun 1-4 9 Rue Grand Vall ee. Big Cyn. NB 644·6200 $649,000 Sun 1·5 928Goldenrod. HrbrViewHls, CdM 644-6200 $345,000-Leashold Sn l·S 12 Bethany, Turtlerock. Irv. 5.51-8700 $185,000 Sun 1·5 1393Galaxy (Doyer Shores) NB 642·5200 $525,000 Sat /Sun l ·4: 30 324 Morning Canyon Rd. Shor.eclf. CdM 644·9060 $.590,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •14'72Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 642-2510 S715,()()().fee Sat /Sun 1-5 l!MYT Tradewinds, Baycrest. N 8 644-9060 $325,()()(). Fee Sun l ·4 2612 Redlands ( Eastside) CM 642·6368 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 '2331 Cliff Drive, Newport Hghls. NB 673-1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••38 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Bch 675-7060 S595.000 Sun J -5 1001 Dolphin Terr (Irv. Terr) CdM 631-7:.xl 1595.000 Sun 1-5 USolana Way, Laguna Beach 494·2894 $345,000 Sun 1·4 Zit Orange, NwptShores. NB 552-4477 1229,SOO Sat /Sun l ·5 CALL ELSA GUGETTA TODAY (Beat Inf latio....auy Preperties) Get t~nefits of ACRS Depreciation & Economit l'tel·overy Ad of 1981 h1vcstmt!nt & financial Cons ultant Jo;lsa Gugetta By Appl. Only 751·3191 Anytime .. our Gift Train n sall yaur Ha~ma* Items. tt•s se easy . . . Just call 642-5678 alld ask for your Daily Pilot Clristmas .Ad-Viser • DIRECTORY ,.., .... ......, ._...., .... ,.. ............ ,.. .. ._, ..................... htM W.• -~ .. .--.. ti lly ....... ....._. .. ~· DAl.Y P'llOT WANT AH.'*-.... .............. ._ .. ., ,_. _.,... ..... _ ................. ,._ _. S..., _,..,, 1436 Serenade Terrace, CdM 675-5.511 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. NB 675-6161 $420,000 Sun l ·5 120 Via Quito. Lido Isle, NB 675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1 ·5 4000 Inlet Isle. Corona del Mar 675-3411 $299.500 Sun 1·5 ml Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar ii44-9060 $750,000 Sun 1-4 3801J Park Green Dr, HVH. CdM 644-9000 $389,()()()..Fee Sun 1·5 u 3415 Ocean Blvd . CdM 673·5354 Sl,250.000 Sun 1-5 ti Lucem. Hrbr Rdge, N.B. 644-6200 $495,000 Sat ;Sun 1 : 30·5 :r24 Morning Cyn. Corona del Mar 644·9060 $590,000 Sun l ·4 4 llOIOOM #7Trafalgar (Ha rbor Ridge) NB 640.5777 Sun 12·4 1315 Bonnie Doone Terr .. Cd M 644-9674 $329.000·fee Sun 1-5 2'23Namssus (Old CdM J CdM 675-6000 $595.ooo Sat 1Sun t-5 3024 Ocean Bl vd .. Corona del Ma r NB 631-1400 Sl.350.000 Sat Sun 1,5 .. ll8Collins Isl. Balboa Isl. :\R G73-ti900 Sl.200.000 Sat Sun 1 ·5 12<Y7 Sussex Ln I W .cliff) NB 759-9100 $278.000 Sun 12-4. 30 2101 YaC'ht Grayling. Npt Bt h 760-083.5 s.525.000 Sun 1-4 •2340 Cynthia Court. C.M. 979-5370 $169,900 Sun l ·4; 30 •2-402 Vista Nobleza. Rluffs. NB 673-4400 S299,500 Sun 1-5 115 Via Waz1ers ( L1do 1 Npt Bch 760-0835 $500.000 Sat Sun 12-4 • •748 \'ia Lido Nord. Lido Is le.NB 673-7300 $1.300.000 Sat Sun H 4726 Cortland. Corona de! ~1 ar 673-53.54 $238.000 Sun l ·5 4 IR ,.. FAM IM or DEN 512 \ientaja (Bluffs ) NB 675-0000 S275.000 Sun 1·5 442 Begonia (Old Cd M) CdM 675-0000 $625.000 Sun l ·5 •6Winged Foot (BigCyn > NB 675-0000 $685.000 Sun 1·4 2862TabaJ!o (Mesa Verde) CM 642-5200 Sl 79,900 Sun 1-4: 30 1921 Leeward. Npt Beach 63l-1266 $345.000 Sun 1-5 •20011 Beaumont tMere Grdn) HB 979-2390 S240.000 Sun 1-5 •1810 Kings Rd (CliffHvn ) NB 642-5200 S600.000 Sun l ·4: 30 • •219 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle 642·8235 $2.250.000 Sun 12-4 :30 230 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $550.000 Sun 1-4 232Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 673-8550 s.535.000 Sun l ·4 • •1706 E. Q('eanfront. B'alboa Pen. 675-8676 '675-8444 Sat tSun 12·5 210 Via San Remo. Lido Isl. NB 673-2556 Sat Sun 1·5 2706 Lighthouse ( HVH> Cd M 333 Poppy, Corona del Mar 675·5.511 $675.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 3202 Delaware Pl (Mesa Verde> C.M. 545-9258 $139,500 Sat,Sun 11-5 15 Cedar Ridge, Trtlrk Hin, Irv. 675-34ll S350.000 Sat 1Sun 1-4 :30 ••~Grand Canal, Balboa Isl. NB 673-6900 $675.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 5 IEDltOOM ••824 W. Bay, Penin . NB 631 -1400 Sl.550.000 Sun 1·5 5 llt ,.. fAM ltM or DIH 1954.2 Independence Ln. Hunt Bch. 962·2638 $150,000 Sun 12·4 9 In ve rness Ln .. Big Cyn . N. B. 644-4910 $2.150.000 Sun 1-5 TI Montecito (Spyglass) NB 67S.6000 $695,000 Sat 1Sun 1-5 126 Via Lorca. Lido Isle. N.B.• 67J.7:m Sun 1-4 1226 Polaris, Dover Shores, N 8 494-1177 Sun 2-4:30 ••510 Bayfront. Balboa Island 675-6000 $995,000 Sun l ·5 l8672 Via Torino, Irvine 855-4343 $439. 000 Sun l · 5 l~ Port Chelsea, Harbor View , NB 494-1840 Sun 1·5 ~2791 Mendoza <Mesa del Mar) CM 631-7370 $175,000 Sun 1·4:30 1956 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) CM ~ SU5.000 Sun 1-4 6 II pM FAM IM or DlN 2S Uodega Bay <Spygls) Nii 760-0835 $639.000 Sun 2·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE IACHELOR 100 Schol z Plaza tt205. Versailles . NB 673·7300 $97 ,500 Sun 1-4 2 BEDROOM 355 Avocado. Costa ~tesa 631-3405 Daily 11·5 2.5Canyon Island Dr, Big Cyn, NB 6i5-5200 S265.000 Sun 1-4 · 30 4 2 8 R i \' i e r a T er r . ·1 Coron a llghlnds>J\;B 631-1400 s.595.000 Sa 1·5 Sn H 30 Zl77 Pacifi~ /\. ve .. :\J esa West. CM 673-7300 Sl37 ,1)00 Sat Sun 10·4 2 IR pM FAM RM or DEN 207-19th St . :;4 , Penm . :\ B 631-1400 S369.000 Sat Sun 12-4 503 Ave. Campana. Bluffs. ~B 673-7300 S395.000 Sun 1-t 501 St. Andrews. Nwµt Ht~.~ B 673-7300 SH\2.500 Sun H 3 BEDROOM 862 Bearcreek. Costa ~lesa 675-3411 5143.950 Sat Sun 12·4 **1815 W. Bay :\ve . ~ewport Bch 673-6776 Sat Sun 1·5 2324 Vista Ho~ar I Bluffs) ~ B 673-8550 Sl79.500 Sa l 4:30 S 1·5 33.5 Bordeaux. Costa Mesa 645·0303 Sl29.500 Sat Sun H ~Sycamore ( F: Side 1 t~J 645·030J $129.000 Sat Sun l -4 2189 Vista Entrada. Npt Bch i60-083.5 S255.000 Sun l ·5 559 \!ista Flora (Bluffs) ~B 6i3-8550 S248.800 Sun l ·5 3 IR pM FAM RM or DEN :3 ~lonaco. Harbor Rid ge. ~8 640-55f>O $695.0C)(J Sat Sun I ·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR pM I II 1911 Cliff Dr .. !'lewport Hghts. NB ,GJI-1400 S3l5,000 Sun l -5 2 IR plus 2 IR 815 1'.:. Balboa Bl. Bal Penin. NB 673-7300 Sun 1·4 ••lo.5 N. Ba\'front !Bal lsll NB 642-5ZOO . Sun l·4:30 31RpMlll • • 123 Grand Canal. Bal boa Isl 675-6000 $650.000 Sun 1·5 3 II pin 2 IR 700 Marguerite (Old CdM > CdM 675-0000 $469.000 Sun 1-5 718 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 675-0000 S325.000 Sun 1-5 702 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 631-1266 S262.000 Sun 1·5 3 II pin 3 II • •5 Beacon Bay. Newport Bch 675-6000 $1.450.000 Sun 1-5 4 II pin 2 II ••510S. Bayfront. Balboa Isl. 675-6000 $995.000 Sun 1·5 -11l43rd St .. Newport Beal'h 644·4910 S27~.500 Sun 1·5 HOME plus INCOME ' FOR SALE 2llOIOOM 1101 Balboa, Balboa Island (213)434·~ TOWNHOUSE FOR LEASE J ... OOM 21 Canyon lsltmd Dr, RiJ? Cyn. N R 644-4910 St200tmo Sat tSun l ·S . ,... •• w .... ... ••• w ........ ..... ' j I r --..------· MACNAB IRVtJE REALTY .. .........,.. °' "*...,.. ,~. 1 MIWPOIT HACH ISTATU 5 ll estate on 2.2 acres overlooking Nttw1><>rt '11 back bay rombines the versatility of l'osmopolltan life withe tranqui lity of country livinl!. Spacious rooms all with views. Amenities int'ludt> 40 ft . pool, stables & riding ring. $1,900.000 Call Lynnl! Valentine 644·6200 (N28 l IAY,.OMT A hornc with the ultimate features for a luxurious life style. 60' boat shp, 3 Bit ram rm & formal dining Stained glass everywhere. Jennaire, central vacuum & ai r cond. marble fplc. extensive security systems. bayside patio & 2nd story balcony. $1,750,000 Bobbi Ryan 752·1414 (N29) P9CTUUS9UI IAY VllW security gated community close to Newport Center. Slip and side tie for 2 large boats. Delightful waterfront patio for entertaining. four betlrooms. 41 ~baths. maid's room. family rm. spa. Sl,600.~1 ll·asehold. Lois Egan 644·6200 tN30 ) WATBFIONT -YOUI HST IMVESTMfNT Exclusive Unda Isle. Luxurious 3 BR, gourmet kitchen. high ceilings dra matic appealing decor. Sauna in master suite. Space for 3 boats . All you could ask & priced under Sl,000.000. Jane Paquin 642-8235 tN3ll HEW tAYNOtilT -MEW PllCE! Never lived in ! .Balboa Island 3 HR. ram rm home with all amenities w/quality quiet location -slip for 35' boat You'll Jove this home -Reduced to $895.000! ! Jane Paquin 642-1:1235 (N32) OPEN HOUSI<.: SUN DAY 1·4 101 N. Bayfront Balboa Island COM CUSTOM Breathtaking ocean view -South of POI Beautifully decorated. 3 yrs new. 3 BR + Cam nn. Lovely wood floors . French doors & windows. w/3 car garage & much more S875,000 Darlene Herman 752 1414 (N33 J SACRIFICE 10' Radront Home fn Beautiful Bayshores. ~ewporl Beach. 3 doors from John Wayne former residence. Sparkling pool. master suite on the bay with Mr & Mrs. Bath. galleria sun · room \\ ith breathtaking view den with fireplace. high ceiling!>. trown moldings. 3 BR suites -oHtce w bath. Prate reduced lo $800.000 for immediate sale. A leasehold estate. Barbara Aune (114 ) 642·8235 TWRVE OME STOIY Eastside Costa Mesa Units. Pride of owner~hip. Patios. 12 garages c· ex park· ing. all two bedroom S765.000 Owner may assist financing Bea Arnold 644·6200 ( N35 J llf OFRllMG OM ANTIGUA WAY Enterta in in an al· mos phere of c>legance in this dramatic res idence. Designed a round a s tai ned glass atrium w/handsome mirrored bar & the pedert floor for dancing. Formal din rm views lushly landscaped garden w pool, spa and waterfall. 4 BR & den & full security system. $675,000 including land Ca thy Schweickert 642-8235 ( N36 > H CANYON MONACO An elegant two story 3 BR w/high ceiling entry opens to 32 rt living rm. Formal dining rm & master suite all w golf course & night light view Beautifully landscaped -pri\·ate spa & 3 car garage. $649.000 Lynne \'alentme EH4·6200 A JEWB. OM THE IAY Waterfront Slip for 40' boat $595.000 OPEN HOUSE -t:l(J Balboa Coves -Sunday 12·5. Completely furmshed customized and professionally decorated. Bring your toothbrush & move in . Excellent financing. Lg assumable w ; loan. ~tary Lou :\lanon 642-8235 (N38 1 COIOMA HIGHLANDS VIEW -HEW LISTING Fantastic ocean & canyon view 3 BR . 2 BA . dining area home situated on very lg lot·room for ex· pansion and pool S555,00(I Fee land Donna Godshall 644-6200 l N39 I UOO ISLAHD LOVELY Warm & cozy 3 BR + 2 BA & south patio gem'. Enlarged lot A·l cQndil..wo. Ex· cellent owner fin ancing. S419.500 To'm Allinson 642-8235 (N40 1 UDO ISU LIVING! Great possibilities await you in the floor plan of this 2 story Lido Isle home with 3 Brs. den and family room. S395.000 Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes &l2·8235 CN41 l 2 GllAT IMVESTMEHTS! l. CdM duplex south or highway 3 BR + 2 BR units corner location. Seller financing ! $337.000 2. 3 BR home + guest unit near south bayfront . Balboa Isla nd. Seller financing & price reduced to S349,500 Martha Macnab 642·8235 MEWPOIT CUSTOM HOME Spacious Newport Heights home w 3 BR & den . 21 ~ BA & lg bonus rm. Enjoy private patios & d1sco\'er the separate storage rm. RV parking & 3 car ~ara ge. Owner will carry financ· ing to qualified buyer. S365.000 Fee Dan Johnson 551-8700 1N43 I l&UllfSHED CONTIMPOlAIY In Harbor View Hills on huge lot w ~reat potential. Charming bright spacious 3 BR. fam rm home w remodeled kitchen. new carpeting, paint & cera mic tile. Mini ocean view. $345.000 Leasehold. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200 TOUCH tlf MEW ENGUMD -CAN COD STYLI In Newport Beach Harbor View Knolls. 3 BR & fam rm! Highly desirable end unit. Comm. pool & tennis t9>.000 Fee Flexible ri nancing. Tom Allinson/Terry Hanes 642·8235 (N451 llG CAMYOH -TllMSI Lease. Lease option or sell w/excellent terms! 2 BR. 2 BA condo on golf cou?"se w/private gar. tennis & pools. $257.500. Martha Macnab 642·8235 CN46> ~ SHOllS -Alt Beach property Lg 4 BR + bonus rm + den. Great community club & pool. Best investment for your family living. Submit on financ· ing Seller w/assist $239.500 Fee Land Jane Paquin 642·8'll.5 IN47l OMY FANTASY Beautiful 3 BR home w/~auna & paneling. A Lg fa~ rm. fantastic dtcor, tile floor. e r will help w /fmancmg. $185.000. Alan Beel 1· 00 ··-.--· - ••••• BALBOA ISLAND OPPORTUNITY .... ,,_ " ...... -..... ., .... 2.-.......... , ..... t.M .. ...... ..._un.ooo. 111 ................ .. * * * *. JOJ4 Oum•&. CDM ac.m. ... w. ... 20l._.C ..... W.h. 124 w .... ,., .... . lllt CIH Dr .. Newport 1536 S.111• Tw.ln.Ttr lllYlll ..... Udot• 209-215 ltli St. NPT, tr.. 421m...T..,...,CDM l5'W..,,..,e • ..._ lltl ••••• Dr. off 2lrd 2301 ..... Dr. lll4 M1ll1te1, eff P_. .. ,_ It 11 Clff Dr .. Newport Zl 11 ,..,... off 2lrd St.JI0,000 Sl,JOO,HO $675,HO Sl,510,000 $791,000 $291,000 $319,500 SHt,000 SHS.000 $1l5,t00 UH,000 S241,000 $144,tOO Sll5,000 Sl75,000 THE ULTIMATE -ON WATER ........ ; ........ Roye•" ........ ~ ... tearity. ,. J Md. Jl/2 be.. ...... prl•et• tene. Poet I rtcrHtl ... $745,000 UDO ISLE POOL + SPA W.-SS' lot wHlt loYely pltHo pool _... + l Md. ...... W.y pottiltllttiH. SstS.000. WXURY PENTHOUSE ON WATER ...... It ...... Ollt of ArdlhclwW Dlptt md offtrs • •uHc ...-, I• .. •uJ'a•. S,.Clom Z Md. + .. wllla tdwHte _.. _... wHlt flrtpl1e•. ...... IMdld 4J1ett I ..... eccffh. ..., .., ....... nm 11 ..ty for ... ..,, 1 ..... $725,000 .... WATEIFRONT FOR EXCHANGE .... bit ........ .-,..C• • .,.. ..... ·img I 5 ~ loat tip for Z IM4lh. 0...-d H~ for co-1rcW ......,ty, ,.._. or ...... SJ.600.000 i.diidn' ..... u 1-1400. PEllNSULA BAYFRONT -FEE '-'9f & .,.ao. wHlt fon•er VU .... ,.W ~ Z-story 5 Mel. + ,.tMt I ~-11. Au•••• io.. of stoo.ooo. t,550,000. fOI NO. BAYFIONT-BAL IS. CMf 4 '"" WW wiMt 111111 .. 9 ilt- tilrior. L._.., 4 bed. J b& i._. +I bed. ... l flr•cn. c ....... c ...... JO J'IW to.. lor ..,,..L SJS0,000 .. ._.. .... ll.754Y ........... tlh4. s.... • offln. $475,000. DOYER SHORES FORMALITY lwlutd .W ..W. for pri•ecy md ....., .U9111d for ........... .. ...., ............... ,..., llfldi .,....: l Md. ..... ...,.., ,.. .._,.. UH,000. fM. BALBOA ISL. LOT + Pl.ANS om. lty Jot s.,,tt ..... c• for ... ..... "-foru.pf.& ...... ,,...ect I ,...., to WW. Sl45,000. flt WATER $595,• BAL IS. lett priced ~ canM ... Z Md. + clodl for Z boats. M9y extra Lo•ely •• PENINSULA PT. BY BEACH Dellptt.I I 00 fHt ff'.. Meck. 2 ....... ,,,.... md deck n.-111111 ft • c .. Priced for 1 ......... of SJJl,000. mt WATER--fUll VU + P08l Seariy. c ... .-..c.. pool md bMt.., ......... 2 bedru-. Z ._.... c..., ., lm.t ilt tt.wport. All beuff•• rt1rM1! SZt5,000. ltEANFIONT-WUNA Sptc...._. VIEW fro. tWt •ff t. '-JIM LJdo. Sec.tty 2 bedrH• .. fop toor. Pool SJ I 5,000. WESTCUFF BEAUTIFUL + P.OOL PwfKt ~ for ..... ,,. ........ .. a.p ...... ,...., pri•• fro.ti ,... ,..... ...., .... good ...... ) bed. ..,... gDL mf ldtclla $)25,000 fie. OOYER SHORES FORMALITY llchatd .W _... for pri••J _, ....., .. 1,..d for ....... , ...... ........................ ,..., llrkl .,..tie; l Md. ..... ...,., ,.. .._,..UH,000.fff. EXCITING ltEANFIONT cw, 7 '""old -IMeck ........ 112 ........ ....,rWM .... ..,/wWttr Mall. S7SO,OOO. OWMr .. C9rJ 11 12". fw IO,..... ELABOIATE llAIBOI VIEW Jw...., Cl ... I ..... tiillcut• .................. .., t.4W+,_,.,Dtc_. .. .... .... mlrrw• .. Hl•cl•4 HC .... . SZ7S.OM. ... .., ,. •ci,114. KUIRllT-llCEPTIDIW. Ollt ............... ..,,.. .. , t 9 Pt. ,.... .... -... ... ., .. .... ... ft. 0--.. ......... ,I llrdll•• .. Na la...., I ......... pr1p1rt,. Sl,tll. .... ._ WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. llEAl ESTA Tt ~.~ .. ~ .......... ,...,w 2GW COlllHwy 31~~1w9 ,...,,.. .. h ........ ...... •7Wtll . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 13, 1981 ........ '-.... ~ ....... ~!.~.~ ....... ~!!!.~.~ ........ ~~!.~.~ ........ ~!.~.~ ... ·,··J·J· "'''' • I OOJ c;...,., I 001 C.-.. Mw IOJ2 .. Mw 91Mrll I 001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. •••••••.. 4J4 IMOMIA WSl OPTION y~ 8tO OF Nf'W tlt'1t1nt 4 Hr Vu· ~ \\ I ' ' I ': \ TAYLOR CO. 1:1 \1 11H\~ ·.111 .. l~H t i .. CAMYOM COUMTlY CLUI HIAT •OU COUISI VllW CALL FOi COl.Ol HOCHUlf' Magnificent location o'looking 8th green of golf course Call today for appt. to see this luJCurious Georgian Colonial custom by owner /builder. 5 Bdrms. lge formal dining rm. family rm. billiard rm. refrigerated 'ti. me rm. & 61h baths. Lots of marble. finest wood paneling & custom ~oldmg , great storage, 2 stairways. air-t•on,cl built·in vacuum system + many other custom features. $2.150.00 including the land. t IMVllMISS LAME OPB4 SUM. l·S llG CAMYOM "VHSAILUS" Most s~~t:\cular Deane Homes model on IC' o "'"nl!r lot o'looking Big Cyn gol { /) oool. !!pa & Gazebo in huge , 1rd . 4 BR . den. formal DR. 41;! ll... $950,000. MIWPOIT IEACH DUnEX OW18 WIU RMAMCE AT I 3% 200· to beach. 4 Bed rooms. 2 baths in upper: 2 Bedroo~~ in lower. ~me view of ocean. F 1rcplatcs Patios. $279,500. Owner will tarry 1st trust deed of $230.000 at 13'; No loan fee. 1 II 4lrdSt. SUM l·S FOi LIA.SI -SI ZOO MO. New listing. Big C'yn Townhome with exciting golf cour!>e view l'n furn. El Dorado Model "1th 3 bdrms, dining rm & 21 'l baths. Pool , Ja<:uw & tennis. 21 CANYON ISUMD DR. Scrt/S• 1-5 WISUY M. TA na. CO.. REAL TOIS 2111 s-....-Hilhloed MEWPOIT Ce.TEI. M.I. 644-4910 . . (:.1 Lt CHRISTM~ "BUYS" FOR YOU! Fl& IOU.S IOYCE + M TIMMIS COUIT & POOL Lush 4 Bdrm. 411 Bath Estate. 3 Fpls. 2 Fam Rooms Huge Liv Rm., 2 Spas. Spectacular thruout w/2 Sec. Systs A trul' Showplace'. ~Only $795.000 "with IO\\ down + owner will finan ce all at low Int Rate ROLLS ROYCE CAR BONUS to selling agent or PHINCIPA LS Call DIRF.CT for details Patrick Tenore 759-1221 S II. ,OOl I SPA A real warm. comfortable luxurious home like new. Owne r "111 finanC'e wilow dn . at low Int rate Only $269,000. WON 'T LAST ! Patrick Tenore 759-1221 SMOI APPUL Sec. gate w Panoramic n ew. Two lar~e 3 Br's +clen w Form din rm + wet bar Assume 91.: ·, int From $435.000 w LOTS of T ER~S Patrick Tenore 759· 1221 Opn Hse Sat,Sun SACllFICE! 4 BR. Beauty in exclusive Newport Beach. Owner leaving arl'a. M CST sell w 1many x-tras. w plenty of terms. Reduced $260.000. CAN'T BEAT TH IS ! Patrick Te nore 759-1221 Z ID Z IA COtilDO S 11,500 DM ONLY Model Perfect in Great cond. & location. Assume 1212'; Int. W Lo payt's. SLASHED to $110,000 Hurry on this one '! Patrick T enore 759-1.221 l ID 2 IA TWH HM A true showplace next to So. Coast Plaza. A bargain al Sl 15.000. Try $10,000 On. W Lo Pay'ts. BL'Y IT Patrick Tenore 759· 1221 WOM'T IEAT THIS Z lfG CAMYOM COMDOS Stl5,000 I $200,000 Must liquidate!! Super term ''Call on this and get a GREAT BUY Patrick Tenore 759-1221 llDIMSlUL! Xlnt cond. Lrg. yd. Good location Assume 9l27c. Investor is "UPSIDE DOWN". slashed price lo $92 .000 Try low dn ! Patrick Tenore 759-1221 IMDUST. 11.DG. Like New + local 1.5 Acre. 28.000 sq. ft . bldg. $1.400.000. Try $200.000 dn. SUPER I NVESTMENT . Patrick Tenore 759-1221 LIASI TO OWM 3 BD. 2BA. Lrg twn hm. nr So. Coast Plaza. Just pay $1.050 mo. over 3 yrs. and GET 12 T~E EQUITY !! Great deal. Patrick Tenore 759-1.221 llUIMISHa Ml .I. HOMI 4 BO, pool. private. sundeck. fully furnished, ready to move in . Only $329,000 w (ferms. SEE THIS ONE. Patrick Tenore 759-1221 WI WU ACC9'f AMY llASOMAIU Offll Call for details -No obli~ation. All prime picked listings or Patrick 'renott 760-8702 res. or off. 759·1221. "The MOST ASKED FOR ORA NGE COUNTY REALTOR." 759-1221 R&M~ of Ne•por~ Be ac h SI0,000. THllAlMIOWI 1or1u p:arl 111 I \U, (l1J11n1n~ J 1111 <'0111111 2 Sunvund your..t'lr 'A 1th 11 ownr1contr1rtor fin.i n \ton~ t•ntl unit pool &: ru111bo'A or 1'0lor from II\ 1111 ~?S,000 ~p;i(';1hlhllh orSll'\'<' Juuua r)' t h ruo11h C_,.W... IOJ4 @ SEA COVE • lk1·~mh..r .11111 watt h • PIOPE111E$ tlo ... t•r~ bloom l'\'1·ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 '' .._31 .6990 nwinlh from th1' 1m OWMll ..., murullltt' 3 bt'droom WIUCAllY! OFFICE BLDG. C... Mese~ewport LHM tioft or Sa !ii•lt114(Ml() !>d for lt•lfM' ttl SI loSl 25 1nri:11t1.1bll·I ~ in tint: of Corun11 del Mu'~ tine:.I ;,irr:a~ Huut1ful Enbtdl' ('ollta Wr l(uut;.inLl.'t' )Ou im Mea homt plu:. in h1v. mcd111tr ,a1utat·tiot1 quarl('rs. 3 b'·droo m m11n lloU5f' w ith I 1299 .SOO bt'droo n1 t b .11 h u n ll Fantuttc IO('llt1011 v. 1th RV 11~r<:S~ Clim• ln to Nrwport Schoob and ~hop '"" Ca II now l)h \ ( off1rc ... rull 1wmono1I JnJ ~Int park I lllll l'rt·~ll~IUU., IOl'UllUll ,-... 111111111!!!1!!11!!1!!!!!-~l l ul ~ t. 17th SI l'\1 ._A I. E I' R I I' ~. SI 316 J...-. \l1tl11on \lilt I~ rm' J ;i IM'lrm 11., h;1th houM' 2 1·ar i:arage 11•, blk~ lo ure;in Ownl'r $300 UOll l11111!!1111!!1111!~~~IJllllllllll!!ll!lt 67HITi l' .111 for lJt'ldtb Wm t:Oou1l<'11 711 6i:! 16tHI IJASMt ~a: Cit E t:K rull 1K'ean \'U 2 & dt'n 2 lio1 1--111111111111!!11!!1!1!111!~~· rondo Puol lt'nnts ~l'f SACRIFICE LOW...&. LOW DuWH I Own fin Upen S.it Sun 11 -I 19l'url U'An agt 4 Hr beaut)' 1n t-; ~•dt O'An~r lea\ 1nii: areu Musi ~II Jo:xtra~ Ex rell Lerm.s. Cul •le·Sac• sl Can 't beut thtA Marcia, agt 7S!H221 MODWHIHCDM Y~ )OU t•an mC>H' In (4l~t today l'all me about thto q1ut:t loeation & the ~u~r lcrm:. or th IS home with frpte t 2 t ar i:arage Tim Rh1•ne. 11.,'l I li31·1266or 720-1263 I Adele Simpson Shirtdress 640 I.SIS 128 5151 COM DUPLEX REDUCED $70K!! lturr) JUSI rl·durt'd Won't l11)t at S26S.Ofl0 Tr. E!S.OOl.ld'All rh~um<' 13<, looi( tl'rm Finance unbehe\ abl> pm·ed & structur~ w sell J im 0 59 221 /.Jn NIGEL [}AILEY & AS'lUCIATE5 \ 11 I ,...-· AUOPEH -~ I SUHl-5 II 'a i:rrat ~h1ndr1•" 3415 Oc·.-11, CdM ---lht' 1·:i~~ ~lt't'\l' 11 ut 1n c r r a 1 1 ,1 t· .i t 1 0 n • Lo, el> Mesa Verde 4 br •Jilt' ~Ith lht• "hou141ll R.•d"hrrnnt' 1 l><1rm • I home. <'Omplell'"' frpk , f1irm' .1 \Ilk•• th.11 'I dt·n :! fllJI''· bl'iJlll •t'll & lanai Near \Int )!.r aet'full~ 1 un t•1I init SI 2.'IO•MJU s1hmls Pnred to srll TriJn,ele• 't arf '' .11 47z6c~.CdM c:a11 Dion at <;eori?e 1.i..~h1on plus • Hni:ht. 6. n home 4 ~.lk1ns~o 832 3910 Pnnt~ f'Jlll'm \,Kl! h) bdrm!> h~~m n•thnR NEWPORT HGTS ~ldt>le Ss~mp:.011"1 •:~";~ '1'1n P'1 bt>. ach~ Lea~t'hold JBr. 28a house •duplex ,'.'>St>i. ·.'fl~ ., ' ' $2:Jj1 fMMI w S910 income OWC 16. 18 S11t> t_ 4 hu,1 :u • 1,, • B \ l' 0 t n 1: drt."' .1n!l ,1·arl 1,1k1· .1 11 4661roadwcry, C.M. ~ • • · 'an~ 4~ 1n1'11 ' ~:,t,1tt ~ale Larl(t• l11t 3 6-'5 ~l -- &-ntl S? 541 lor th1~ l'r1nt 11 h!lrm ~cat. SIS9,9SO Opttl H0tn~ SM1t l'<I l'alll'rn to D.\11. Y MAURY STAUFFEl Come b\' & se1• Pnrrd to I'll.OT. II•" 59 . Olll : SEAUOtillULTY ~ell 1)·~ner ... ,11 help l'hdWd S1,1 '\t.''A York I 673 5354 f1nanre 243 M al(oha "\ ' 111113 \dd ~It· for • !..".\! _&12·0i50. i39 1:?21 po-.tJ .:1· Jnd 5pi:nal ""'-ric•D~" handhnt l'nnt °\i.i mr ...,... \lldre" Z111 'it~ te 1 MEED A TA X tyOWHr '\umtier Jnd Silt.' • SHEL TEI St>n.~at111nJI ~.i' mi:~ 1111 Duplex . 5-10.0I)() 1111,. n 3 ~lesa Verde 3 hdrm. 2 X'll.!ullll'nal do!h.t·~. ~r~;, BR & den. 2 HI< ,ipt. f1replare~ R\' Jrt·e~s wur..,.llhuur:"t.\\ I.Ill~ l?ood lcJ<'allon $3"5 •'Mill f'rwllrec~. l!r:IJ>t'3rbor )0' L.~1!!,.~!R1 P\TtT; ~~R'!' oPE~ st·~o1\.,: ! ;, lntenor ,.,qu1~11el~ re .r~" v.•r~ '' r. •' S,\f{,\ ~I AR\I:\ modeled Low lio'An. as 1 CAT ALO<. 't ou ~a' l' S50 l mque Homes. 675 ~ sumable rmn11a1?t' and to $.ilMI and morl' "'hen t 675 6000 terrn5 to r1t )Our needs ~OU 'e"'' \(I th1• top I $134.~I Pnnr1pal' onl} nam:'. ne"e~I Pa~' to IR\ ISETERRA<:E ~-~ e" drs11?nt'r l11nk~ m • , I 11 r es' e ~ r n ·' t ~ . 4 BR . ft,~ . w-...... Vi1e9e I ~port)'At'itr l'lu~ ~01• Sunn}. h11ht ~ l>n~hl R\ owner $20.000 dn as IIOl'l'~ l'lll'PU~ for .ind ne"' on tht' m:i rktot I 'ume 12 1•'• ur ~ tll Jn' pallcrn or \'llUt w bn(•k rront. -;idP & re rarry bark papl'r at rhOl('C Senl1 SI ;,o for ar patios hardwood p.ir 13'. 2 Br 2ba 5179.SOO Houk Ji 00,.. 11iwt Ooonn1t I hroutthout Call i5S R903 and xlnt lor.i11on ll''S ...._Isa.ct 1006 than 11111 PJll'1' from IMMIDIATI ••••••••••••••••• .. ••••! million dollar hnm1'' OCCUPANCY • 1 ________ 1 Keahst1r,1ll} pnrt'd at Wlttl ~ ... fie• 1101 Balboa Open I 5 ~.In> fel'"' rnmb of t• 'I bl t ATTlACTIVE a!>~umable & ""' ner I ••• ••'91 • • • Z STO.y fmanrmit 644·7211 I Wlho.P-'- MEW LUXUllOUS + modern apt C OHDOS nr bays. S385.000 W .hltn 2 a. J Bedroom. 3 hi.1th ~loos f1nanrin1t S:I\ ~ ltO W. WILSON I llMllULTY 631 ~ , C21Jt04-0t0t CoftW... 1024 •SubJert to ~rffl•t 11p [ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pro\ al --I Duplex 307 Ru b y. I S32S.ooo owe uo.ooo _?>~ Ow_!ier:_6lS·4 lllS RCTaylorCo , ..... 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._.SULA fle>IMT Orun t'ront' erst Location! 180~grft0run V1tw' 4 Br. Buell House• Ideal for Rt'model ! Ex~llent Fin1nl'1n1t' ~0,675-?Mi\~'l 'iALL Nt:W INSIDt: " ovr • Come Sff It at 2113 Miramar $42$.000 $51.3900F673 422111 C...*INer IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qul1•1S,.CW So Hwy d-.lt:i. 2 bdrm. I ba u unit + l bdrm pr apt Patio Corntr lal. Rm lo t1p1nd. •d iltc., file. Pri~ redwtcl _.!!!._ Whds '"'! (140. C)C)QQ ~A 4MYIAWAY 3 BR w/Fam. room locatedton C'ul· de·sac. Seller will rarry I~. 2nd. $175.000. IAm.Y CHllSTMAS lma~me 4 BR + ramily room with formal OR and lu~e lot Seller will help financt. Offered at S2tS.OOO RCTaylc;xCo .. 1 ..... STAITIHG OUT? SlOWING DOWM? B bdrm. 2 tuath homl'. handy t:asts1de IOl'lll1on. big R 2 lot for futurl' benefitb Hoom for c hildren . dogs a icarden! Newish k1ll'hl'n. IO\'l'ly yJrd , onl) St~.SOO '(.:M111w rlt>/. //m •. f'·uju·t!i1·J fijl-.Vf'J~ 3141 E. CoHt Hwy., Cdfll MBA YHDE HOUSE 3 BR. t~. BA GOOD TERMS & ft~· 1590 ~rs1l'a CM_9ST-627!1 C.M.CUTIE FUii pnl'e $113,000 for ttus 3 Bdrm dollhousl' Has new roof. !'Opper plumbing and bathroom noor Amenities ml'lurle spa. 2 l'ar garage, anrl RVacl'ess. Try 20K rlwn Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 13, 1981 OCEAN VIEW Sl 37 ,ODO to Sl 89,000 1234 % QUALIFYING 8 brand new Cape Cod Condos in Costa Mesa A lush living environment surrounded by extensive landscaping; it has the unique touch of Cape Cod. Private balconies. enhanced by ocean bree~es create your sanctuary from th e rest of the world. OPEN SATURDAY ANO SUNDAY 10 AM to 4 PM WIHf AND CHHSf SERVED 2277 PACIAC AYENUL COSTA MESA IT•.,.._._,, to YlctorW RCTaylorCo 640-9900 SPICW. TllMS on this 4 BR Spyglass beauty on choice corner lot. Creative seller will take trades. gems or e\'en cash. Offe red at $525,000. MEWPOIT STAITll Rare chance to own a comfortable 3BR-2 ba Harbor Vu on fee land for only S224,950 call now arr HAllOI llDCU SMASHIM• UMSl*iTOM With outstanding decor. Over 3200 sq. rt., assuma- ble Loan. Night light view. $72S,OOO Darlene Herman 752-1414 (NS2) MIW CONDO US.,.. Fantastic fmancinJ for this 2 BR, 2'h BA. formal dm area & private patio. Only l 1h years old located near Harbor High School and within walking distance of shopping. Sl59,000 Fee land . Donna Godshall 644-6200 (N49) BAYFIONT OOPLEX ..... , ...... Two 3 txlrnu. 2 bath) eaeh Pl.L'S 11 )l'VliHHll' l'nlrant•t' l.argr I l:lr + ba in 1JP•t~1r-. rear PIEi & FLOAT Garagl' One ot l~l' "h11rd to find " 1trm~ and owner will carry lhf.' paj)l'rs • ONI. Y 201 , down with the 115NJ Lo he interest of 13'1 l':vt>u the pnce l) r111ht 111 $1,!WJ0,000. Or11ge County's Finest Coastal Homes Move up to stunning arl'h1tellure & nqu1s1te \ tev.s f.ll'i;?ant Ml'd1terranean styling 1s mhall<'l'd b) soannl( calhl'dral ce1hngs, 1n door atnums skyhl(hls. marble frpks. & spar1ous master bdrm suites 2·bdrm homes from $250.lm Excellent frnanrml( available Guaranteed trade m pro,::ram THE PINNACLE Mariners Point San Clement~ C7t414'1-2211or1714106-0145 1u1t on Calaf1a from San D1ej?o fr..,,y Tum LIVI ON AN ISi.AND • YOUI OWN IOSS ·'• Ac-re Watc r·front 1--ot on San Juan Isla nd. Washin~ton. Sa nd y Beac h. Community Pool and Uoat Moorage One man insulation Business. Bot h for $100,000. CALL 120fil 378·5687 OR Write. P.O. Box 781 . Frida y Harbor, Wa . ~2.50 C:O-rci., Proper+, 1600 ..................•.... NEWPORT HACH I H12h \'IS1 b1hl\ c 3 Clrean \re" 120 ·n fron I tagt' l'se of l'~1~11n1t bid.I( of 4000 ~q ft or I bwld 10.0011 Ml n o .... ner 14 111 r3 rf\ rrl l'(' SilS.000 GJI iJOll I Realtor RB>UCED S60K :\lust sell pri ml! l' M 1 ~wpt loc 7.onrd ('~ S49SK Charlu.• Ello\" Tarbe ll Rl'alton 8»ti030 Select from 3 19 units. Terms a\ailable to swt ~our nttds ,J,,; NEI&5ER COi i JJJJ!.N n r.:. ' i 11 f,.11 Hii;J !•iz;, 1 'ullt>Rt' . .\' t' I 11'1 .s \lt•'J C \ COLDWeu BANl(C!RO Seal Btat'h, 1220.000 JO'< do1An 13 6X gross. owner will l'arr') 7 years al Ill'. 211 blocks to the beach San Clt.>D'll'nte. $231.000 ro-. do"''TI 13 4X gross. balance at II ~'": annual l'OO.Stant 9 years old 1250 sq ft J Bdrm 2 hath owners unit LAGUMA HACH 4-Ple120%Dow•. &OWC at 12% J l' S T R E D l' C E D $4~.ooo for r:i s1 salf.' Orean \ 1ews all units 3 block~ to beach. J Bdrm t'Olla~e plus 3 lr1Zal units an o,epara1r building 01Anr r rnusl clo~e b) Dec 31 Submll all of- fers LAGUMAHACH 16 UNITS lY· down brakes e\·en Bu1t11n f1nanc1ng at 10 2'. annual l'Onstant Ortan \ 1ev.s. J blocks from beat'h Pnred at 10 7X gross Just listed. to itood to last CALLJOHNTL'CKER 714.al4·tltl 3 htc R.cS..s Ta Shthr, ITC P• s.r;.. a.dio SZ>S.odo to '-75.000 Pnn Al?l. Rich Meyer 714-754-7655 3UMITSC.M. Pnl'e JUSI rl'duced. near nt'w.rall now TSl.lmstmnts 642·1~. Co.do ... i•I•"'' /TOW ft· hometforsolit 1700 n11ht at stop sign. right at next stop sign & 110 ••••••••••• •••• • • • • • • •• I 4 UMITS C.M. l::asts1de w 1t h pool. owner anit1ous. 1trl'at fmanr1n~ at 10'. TSL ln vstmnts. 642 1603 bal'k over frw> Tum left on El Camano New Super 1"<l'l'ut1,e Real, right on San Gabriel. right on San l'ondo 3BR. 2~t r) NEWPOITIEACH Pablo & right on Acapulco I w den \:pl(raded Xlnt FEE SIMPLE LAND ~!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!~~~~!!'!!!~~!!'!!!!!'!!!~~~~ fman Pnred belov. mkt at :: --CWy SfOOO clll! $197.000 St>ll must sell- s.le AM 1 OIOIS... AM 1 OIO P\1 prty ~ 7050 fast cl~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~'POrt ~ach. 811? l'a CJSl~~~RS AllFOID.AILI Wl1M TllMS Tri-level condo nr. So. Coast Plaza Super 3 BR with ~eller rina nrinJt ooly $112,900 Hurry UU YISTllYIAI Spacious cu~tom 3 BR. 2 ba in pre· stige Santa Ana area also includes I BR "uest quarters and seller financing with great terms . Un· believable at just $200,000. • ll)'Oll, ~kLam adult Con ----- do. 2 BR. 2 BA . pool. ten I I C.M. UNITS ms. s~urtd park ml( & TWO '4 PLf.X ES o t he r a mt' n 1 t 1 e ' ~p lots. dttds. nolf)' 124.>.IKX> OWl' " 20' • 1 IOX MKT RE~TS dn <Mner Agnt R33 7890 20'. DOWN Santa Ana Ht11?hts. 1, 1 Marvin Ross Bkr owne r s h 1 p . re ~ p 645 SOOO f.xt 306 partner. 2 BR +-den. 2 '• I DtlDt 4.fllti BA . altchtd 2 t•ar l(.tr. R)' CO\'tnl!lon 3 • 2 HR pool. ~pa & iiu ~na unit s ,\,~uml' 11\t'r ~ ne1wtu1tr rln \ nur St42 000 to• int loan Try mo p:i y S6SO PP 21Y:·do_.n Suhm11 :illor. 754-0600, ~43 ~392 nr fi·r~ f'ttnr nnh pli- 5.'B-0604 "~ ~ 1366 - .._ P,.,ty JOOO .. ~';",4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 2111 APPL.I YAUIY ••••••••••••••••••••.••• Ta se..thr M1n1 warehou~t· l'lh' S.11 Nnr nt'w 4 plu 2 Hr!1'ard1no, nr NortOft bdrm 2 ball! ta ·h unit MK. II u SI !ill liq n. eU with Ortpllrt' t~rll>:'lfd Ul1l Will i"Clftlltdf>r lend · , . · ~.w w '°"'°" to tnl)' PIUO. 11ara11t' t~ • Isl Nftl °' R4WI CU I020 Po11 t uh rtow Now Sut.500 811' Grundy, &..hfwS. lite "' Rltrtf7Ul6l ~ .................. . 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Npt Br h Work Professional ,\ltornt•) s for re1·ol111tonan n1·"' ANSWERS • 9J.l-6489orhonw 645 64)1\I! orr1 re suite 1n Sooth tl1c't aid that SC'lls· 1h\'lf • II ,~~~~~""-~~~~~-~~~~ ....... ~~~~.._~~~~· I Add S2 60 for each addltlon1l llne for 8 tlmu 11, I t I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I I BA8"SITTER p,.r,un ru ·d•·•t In n1t• 1•I 1. 'r 1111 i:11I .11111 I h1,.1 I I; lit .1 11pff;\ ' l.1Jllll • \t I \II.I\ '11111 11. \It~ 1 tlr. 1n.1•r ' 11\1111 :-.1u111·111·1I. ~111111111.11•. """'' ,,, ot... I I"" II 1 I ' t·i. J>t' 1.d( ,l.J~ 1111.1 ,11!1·1 '; •·pnl BA.t~ICIHG '·• .11 ... ,\ ... ,Jn 1 .. ~• 11·,11 ' 1,,, rt•" ·" 'ouru ... , ' , ...... l • "'•' l.1n1I po,:t11.it 111 11t11•h ti•\< 1.111111 I ~\ I h IJ ''"" 'IJIJ ~ \ f ttr tl(f \.tH• t'lht HI Bao.TUY -HAY ES J(r 1 • i\ t 11\\ 1 te ~, ·It I i1 "'·•111 1 \' I ~ \ 1f'1 off I .1 ,, • .!•·.!· 111 l 11flt11·l '-.t•t \It•'' t1NI ~ ro•t• l~111k1111- SSSS,iSSSSSSS BONU S OF ONE hlJNTH SALARY! 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Fl'male. attome\·~ l'P.\ a1'l'Oun I r I "' • . .. . • UJOIU 1 ts ·5• ,. b k t4755il01 lo qua 1 ll'• \rh•r flflt't'll )l'M' of :Vint H B area Beaut an ·'" uran,e ro er. bu1"r "arm·,1n & e "' st ~nt I ' " l'OUrlm". lhl' h.i-hful ru.m Pool lnnni• $2"0 tni'e m" rounse or u • r I"' L ,. 96t-__ 8029 __ e\leS."'k~d " phys1olo111st. ret'rmter j'~~4~~~eo200 3 "'Yl'r'. ht>au ftnalh prnpci,1•11 e FUii sen ice ~u1l l' ~ llrr dJ<ld1 11," '" r" e Shr 2br. 2ba apt nnn all'a'nrties. athlettt i lub Plant store. rlo"'er' .rn<I he1ed llr "' J' .1l r.11•l th1· 1. smkr. rers. nr Sl' Pl37a f'ree parkm.I! l'all Ci>r acrounts. S20.0IM) 1'J'h b1.•au "' .. ~ i:nini: 111 ·"k S2SO + dep 7~ 1028 nne ~I 3555 644-51~ for J Pt:NSlll\ l'I \ \ e ~00~~~~~11~~~. ~-~~~t 1..-U R..tol 445 0 ....... ...... 44501-.....Ss R..tat 44501 •• goin g 5 48 8067 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ . 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FIRST SIGNS OF DROWSINESS'' • © 1981 United Feature Syndicate. Inc By Ernie Bushmiller ~~ H~a ~~ HA n HA flll@ r\f>-HA lIU ,r ~ HOMEOF f'~ ~~~T~6 PEANUTS . . . - --------~ -.._ -------.... --------- GARFIELD® O~E OF iM05E. IRIDE5CENT FLV5 OF FALL DENNIS THE MENACE Mr<. WILt;ON GAVf; US A DOLL.AA. TO COME OVER .AND • 9\NG ~ROL~10YA o TIME. PASSE':> 5LOWLV ON A WEEKE.NO ilME PA55E.5 SLOWLY ON A WEE.KE.Ne? by Jim Davis 1 I A FLV C.RAWL~ OPIME WALL ,· ~ i ' I i . T~AT'5 MY JON. ~E'S RA15ED BOREDOM iO AN ART FORM . ( • ·i !! . !t ·~ . : ~ : . i ... -.... _.-.-..i _ ............ J;I • ' • I I I By Hank Ketcham ! J HAIE10 iEU.. YOU 1 IH19 1 f\JS<. .o WI L?()N ... HERES A D:XLAR; CENMS ... I 'D LJ kE V SHARE ALI.- THIS 'JOY wrrn A\R. O' MALLE:Y DOWN iHE:c · '?TREET ~----~ '-'a.JDGE PARKER <l <J <l A5 THE PRODUCER OF AVALANCHE, I'M TELLING YOU iHAT WE CAN'T AFFORD OVERRUNS, MIKE! YOU MAKE Ii PLAIN TO LINDA MAY! I WANT HER EXAMINED BY A DOCTOR! WHERE I& SHE 1 MEANWHl~E I'LL. TELLM155 5PENCER YOU'RE HERE MR. DRIVER!~- ! j i l I Q UP AT M156 CALL ME IN SPENCER'S HOME, THE MORN· IN A 0UE5T BED.. IN(; AND ROOM!. ..._ LET ME ....--.... Kl.l .. Y KNOW WHAT'5 "~ HAPPEN IN(;! I Wll ... t. DO, MR. LONDON! 6YTHE WAY,AANDALL FOROE5 HA5 6EEN 6R~AT ! I THINK HE'S OVER Vl51TI N6 ~ -- HER NOW! ~, ~~,._.~ -1 - ~--~-....-. -- ---.. -.. . ----· ----·--------- -. • . . . : . e ' ~ . . FroM NOW ON ... ANQ11ME SOMEONE IV\165E5 A lA4-UP, 1MEY'LL OWE ME 1tN PU5H - UPo! .MOON MULLINS ,- BoY~ l SURE GOT A CRUMMY REPUT,ATION ,AMoNG5T SOME DUMMIES WHO DoN'T !<NOW ANY BETTER . : AW, I .ALRi:.ADY I H,ADN'T NOTICEI) ... DO 1H,AT, PROF. · BURRD. DOCTOR SMOCK HMM, 'T"HIS cooa...P ee WRONG eveN IF ~ PO ti-Rt<SH-r ••• NO, ANY WAY Y'OU LOOK A-Y-1-r, -Y-H IS CAL.t...S FOR A SPL..l'T"' c::>ect SI ON! ~ I l/J • j I -rHeRe 's NO RIGH-r WAY .ANP NO WRONG WAY ... Ol<Al) I LA DIES ... ONE ... lwO ... iHREE ... by Ferd and Tom Johnson ... Pf<OMIS£ TO T~Y 10 MAl<E 5oMS P~RSON HAPPIER eAcH bY. ,., ... ~00 ''"°"""4 ... ~ !trwi -a. .. a"O"'• .. ~ By George J._emont eu-r ee:tNG RIGH-r OR WRONG, COLJL..C' ee WRONG IF ">.'M NO-r" Rl<SH1"" .•• \ -----------·--.. ... -----. -.. ·~ -------------. ------------------ ANV,FOR ONCE:IN ~lJFtL I FE, voN'-r 800FUP! { 17 _,, ..... .., ............ _. ___ .. ~L.UECOAI CAVAt..FfY rs 5Alt7 i0 ~E NE:AREJYl 6'EI LJP "TO iHE: Kf\JOL.L.! •.• IF YOLJ S POT11-H::M, SHOOI A FIRE:- ARROW 1"'10 J'HE SKY ASA SIGNAL-! CJ.p • 0 o • O• ·~ 0 Q_ {) 'O IME GAANO ~ HA& DeCIOE'O 'TO HAND ~WN AN INDICTMENT AGAINST YOU I N ~V81L .. 'S ~R! SOME: 'lAYS I COUL..C7 J USI SCFU:AM. "I. D O N""T KNOW WHY '1 WAI CH THESE S ILLY SOAP Or:>EAAS! AN// NOW WE R ETURN 7t> ALL MY C/.Jll.PllEN/ ~ IHE 6000 NEWS 15 "TAAi IHEY'RE N Oi CJOIN0 "TO CHARGE YOU Wl:rH A f=ELONY ... HO'NEVE~J:HEY ARE GOIN G 1 0 6RIN G A~UT A SY6 1l.. surr ! - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR IYISf nw.e are at le•st sl• differ• '"" lft •..U. ..... , W.Hft ... aM Wtom ,aMls. How "'6d!IY Uft YM HM tMMJ Qecll aMwen wt"' tMse IMlow. 1ua••11•P \11aq•1 lov • •6utHflU , ••• ..,~HM ' 6utU•IU ,, UO•t•A>~ • tlw~s·w " Htt•l c IK""'"' ... 'PHV ' 1u.t..-11111 ,, -.11u-.. .oaoo I W>u:OHll•O When his friend Robin- son sent St. Nick " mesS.tge In code. he signed it as follows: SPCJOTPO. Sa nta ' caught on right away -Robinson spelled his name with subsequent letters of the alphabet. Thal is, S '°' R, P '°' O,etc. Taking a cue from Robinson. St Nick composed the message above. To re· mind y()U of the code. he has wr i tten his own ,,.me both w"ys. Can you re •d Santa's message? •. W•V·~ 'UOO' noA ~ f>v(>f) '•M \Pt'.1.t U -··--~- 12 • I& 13 II • 2 s· 6. SPESHUL DELIVERY! OUr postman friend has his hands full •bove. To complet~ picture, add l ines dot to dot . 2 w ~ ! • J .... i c i "' l i For Better or For Worse l !ft) s = ===- ~ FUEL'S ERRAND! Simply add the followinQ colors neatly to this wood· .. hrinQ scene: 1-Red. l -Lt. blue. >-Yellow, 4-Lt. brown. ~Flesh. 6-()t(. purple. 7-()t(. brown. t-Lt. tr•y. SPELLBINDER SCO•I 10 points tor using all tt'ie letten In the word below to form two complete ~d•· POWIRFUL . . . . .... - THEN Kor• 2 points HC~ tor •II words of four letten or more found •mont the , .... ,.. Try to score •I le.st so points. 110• '••"ti w• ·~· .. QIH0d by Lynn Johnston --------------------------------- • I'D RATHER HAVE A P\..A\N \.\TT\.,f:. R\NS- Tt-\~ A B\9- EXPENS\'JE 1 APPUAACE · \ W\SH· HE WAS THE:. ~RT OF MAN WHO ~K~JUST KNEW WHAT \1 D ( L\KE - / KNOWWHA\ I MEAN? $0 ME MEN HAVE A . KNACK FOf\ ~~ BUYING IH~ R\GHT -n11NG ... BUINO\ JoHN. /2. -13 ... ~O, t'M fl£.f'f ~ ~O~E ~E ~AIQ 1~A1' OlJR '°'IS'f'OR'I f,'/-.AM Wl~l- 6~ 1'~\~ -{i4UR~OA", w£NO~. GORDO THE f:e)JTt)RJE!!!rOLO FAMILY WAYS ~ llZIE.O ANO TRUE I UP67AR-r..' 000 AS I TAUG?HT YOU.' SHOE 81.JT,, POP. I IJftO'f£ If VOWN ~ME.PL.A!~. ~AN(, ON A M\NlJf~ ... @ -COCK.A ~1 DOOOLIN~ ~ l!:>VOUR ~ IHIN&T ~ 1.. WANNA ~ BEMe,ro ~ ;:,~v ./t~ v ! !D ~ ------------- GO Al-IEAo, W/!3E-~b! ' © 1981 United Feature Syna1cu1e Inc _ NOW, W"Af Q\0 l ~A'/ 10 MAKe "£~ AAN& UP t~ ON ME. ·nus 1"1M£ '? {.;/ ........-~ J Gus Arriola 6'MORN!A1/ POP! J.loW D 1VA FIEE:J- -rOOA'I? • by MacNelly ---------------------------~--- December 13, 1981 THEm YOURSELF Seno lie qUSSIOll ... I ,.a•.111 A~" fMllly w.ly. 6•1 Le~ A ... New Vlll1t. NY 10022 Wt • oay SS to1 pu01tS11eO auestons Sony, we "" t ""' oews FOR JAMES A . BAKER 3d, White Houw Chief of Staff Whlit can you tell me about the oft. mendoMd cloak rooms adjacent to the HOUMI of Congraa?-E.M .• Palmetto. A.. • There are two cloak rooms. one for the Republicans and one for the Democrats. They are for members only. and since I have been neither a Congressman nor a Senator. I can 'r give ~u an Insiders view as to how they function. I do know. however. Cloaks (and daggers?} ore out. that there are now very few cloaks hung in the clOak rooms. They stopped serving that function around 1906. when, for the first time. the Government provided office space for members of Congress. The cloak rooms are about 50 feet long and L-shaped. They are comfortably furnished and serve as informal information centers for Representatives and Senators. FOR EUZABETH POST. etiquette expert la It proper tor women to go to fine restaurants alone? -G.G.C., Unslnt. Mich. • Yes. It takes a "ttle nerve the first rime. but once you have found that no one stares and that you are (usually) weU treated by the staff. dining by yourseH can be a . thoroughly enjoyable experience. Making a reservation ahead of nme. dressing for the occasion and avoiding any a ppearance -of self-consc1ousness will give you a pleasant few hours. FOR PAM DAWBER, co-star of TV's Morie & Mindy Many people would like 10 mm you, but whom would you like to meet? -J.R .• TerTe Haute, Ind. • Jane Fonda -I'm In awe of her. She was. 1s and always will be my inspiration. And Jon Voight and Goldie Hawn. I think they're the tops. And if I could . in any way. resemble Carol Burnett or Kathanne Hep· bum , I'd ask for no more. Naturally. I'd also like to meet someone from outer space rm sure they're out there and would be interesting. FOR AlAN EBERT. co·author of Traditions Your book traca an American 1how·bustna. family'• life through auccaees and failures. Do you think cetebl and theft kids are truly repracntattve of lhe family unit? -0.M., Casper, Wyo. • Yes. because the struggles that exist between gene· rations are present In all families. The successful family today is one that stays together and offers emotional support while each member seeks his own identity This is what my book IS about PRO Robert Belair. anomey. f~ counsel to the Nadonal Commlss10n on the Confldentiahy of Health Records Yes. We already know that when patients get access to their medical records good things happen: Pa· tients tru5t their physicians more; patients take more responsibility for their health . patients usually understand their records: patient acce,ss has not burdened physi· clans and hospitals. Patients' ac· FROM THE .. ASK" EDITOR • Chris topher Norris , who p la ys Nurse Ripples in lVs Trapper John. M. D . had only been in a hospital twice before she got the role: at age 5, when she needed 15 stitches to close a gash in her nose caused by tumbling down a flight of Stairs. and a couple of years back when she kissed her tonsils good bye. She could never be a nurse in real life. and it's not because the sight o f blood makes her squeamish ("only my own"). "I haven't got the patience:· she said . T hen she shuddered and apologized: "No pun intended ... . .... Peri nurse. but no "patience." However. to give her portrayal realism. she learned nursing basics She claims she once saved her own life: "I choked on a piece of beef when I was home alone and got rid of it with the Heimlich maneuver. Before I was signed for rhe show I never could have done that ·· FOR CHRISTOPHER REEVE. star of Superman II What do people do thlit makes you lft red? -E.M., Bur· llngton. Vt. • The sight of people going out to theaters. restau ra nts and movies In lounging or beach attire Let's stop lu mping social events wrth marketing. gardening or go· Ing to the laundry. I'd like ro see men rediscover jackets and ties and women resemble women And slouching (while sining or standing) should go the way of duels a nd become a part of h1Story. FROM rnE •ASK" EDITOR • According to a souvenir-shop owner in Platns. Ga .. ROMlynn Carter is back ro doing what she did before she became FirSt Lady -making her own clothes. (Observed the proprietor: "She must be fed up wrth all those fancy Washmgton duds.") Miz LUllan was overheard saying she prefers her own dining table ro that of the Wh11e House ("when I used the napkins there . they cut my ~p") ... And author-comedian Joey Adams. -r; who has performed for six Presi· Robert Duvall dents. comp ares Carter with ,. Reagan: "If I had a gag about Carter ('Amy is taking skiing lessons-. She wants to go downhill with her father'). I'd get a caU from the White House. asking why I picked on the President But if I kid about Reagan's age. he calls me direct. Why do you say I'm too old to be President?' he wants to know. 'just because my social security number is C 2 -in Roman numerals .'·· . Roben Duvall is acknowl-Poul Mc artn~y edging the good word about his current fUm . True Confessions. by treating himself to a five-bedroom Manhattan co-op. in a building where Enrico Caruso once lived ... PauJ M~ intends to put up a recording studio in Tucson. Artz.. CON Jack C. Schoenholtz, M.D .• medical dtrector. Rye (N Y ) Psychiatric Hospital Center No. Patients inexperienced in reading such records could be best informed about their condition and progress by their physicians. who know their patients' needs a nd sen· sitivitles. This is true of all patients. but particularly of those with emo- tional problems. Their medical rec- ords often contain personal lnfor· cess to their medical records is aJso a matter of basic fairness. What's written In a medical record may af · feet basic patient interests such as employment and credit. h's ~ossly unfair to disclose medical records to employers and others without prior patient access. S.0. -O'l 1\-.af \q!lllCMQ,. I ........ -,.. & C.. ,...., W~ .. ' Lt•,,... ... -Yor' N ' '0022 wn 111¥ • '0 "' -ilWllllllW mation from others which, if released. could hann the patient and damage fundamental relationships with his or her spouse. family and friends. Of course, aD state laws provide patients with access to their medical records for legal purposes. 11181 FAMILY WEEKLY All nglllS reur.eo. r You Can Conquet Ufe' s Ctises · Facing a life criBia fa a bit like standing at a CT01S1 oad. You can take the .qe and narrow ttock. which 90 often leads nowhere, or the lesa-troveled road. which, In the words of Robert Frost, could make "all the dflference.,. By Goll Sheehy Fl s I traveled around the country after Pcmogn was released. I heard the same question In one variation after another: MHelp! J'm stuck between the 20's and the 30's. Hqw do I avoid the old traps?'' "I'm In a midlife crisis. When Is someone going to tell me what to do about it?'' .. I feel like a nonperson because I'm In my SO's. Aren't there any more passages left for me?" Every one of us experiences life alses -both the normal pas.sages from one stage In life to another,and life accidents. events that are un- predictable and unpreventable. For many of us life crises are over- whelming. But some among us see In these aossroads a path to a new beginning. an opportunity to make their lives fuDer and happier. These are pathfinders -men and women who Clare to take the less-traveled road and In the process find their own unusual or aeative solutions to pro- blems we all will face. They emerge from the crisis stronger. knowing they will be ready to meet the next aossoad. Tun lives take on that kind of sustained equanimity called a sense of well-being. One of the first things I discovered about pathfinders is that they are Will- ing to risk change. They do not expect to cruise thro'9'1 life in a sports car along a weU-marked superhighway. Confronted wth an obstacle or an ac· cident along the way. they try a detour. which usually twns out to be constructive. Faced with something even more treacherous -a normal life passage unaccompanied by any high drama to explain the discomfort they feel -they take the risk of inner change. Wlw evidence do we have that a willlngness to risk change Is healthier than a commitment to continuity throughout adult life? In my studies. the people enjoying the ~est well-being were the most likely to describe having undetgone a major change In their outlook, values, personal affiliations or career. They Gal Shftlly is IM oufho, o/ th* bnl-sdlrlg boolr PBIAgCS Her cumrnr boot. Pathflnci«n . 11 pub/uMd by win1am ~ow and Co '. FAMILY WEEXLY. Oeut!IOet 13, ttl1 had experienced one or more impor- tant transitions during their adult years and were justifiably p&eased at having handled those transitions in an in· novative way. Bill Johnston is an ex.ample of someone who took the risk of explor· ing a less-traveled road through a nor- mal life passage -midlife aisls. He also illustrates that pathfinders are self-created. sometimes quite late in life. Bill was a 39-year-old insurance agent With a large ftrm . But as the company grew, a big central bureaucracy took away much of the freedom &om agents In the field . BiD·s annual physieal showed that his blood insaure was going up. His wife tried to calm him down. Dldn 't they have a beautiful house in the nicest part of town:? Wasn't he making a nice salary? "A man has to be going for something," 8iD blurted out. The company transferred him to a larger city, but cut the pie In half - two general agents In tha1 tenttory, not one. Then the company reneged on an expense rider In his contract. BW hid his anger for fear 1t would make enemies for him within the compeny. And. as happens with many men In a similar bind. &D's blood praRae climbed out of ~ Sexual de.sire was reduced to a chore and soon to an improbabdlty. Bill decided to divorce himself from the corporation. The minute he became a "'terminated employee ... his friends in the company ostracized him. Shoµ)d he risk setting up a bu.sin~ of his own? Or should he play It safe and join another large company? His tint suitor for a new job ca1Jed back jlnd said, "We'd love to have you. but r!'l' afraid you can't pass the ~ysical." Bill called his doctor to say he was coming right over. But on the way he thought how nice it would be to drive into the woods and get out and run. run so hard his blood would burst through its wals .... "'Please. God." he said ... let me have a heart attack, right here. ~t now, then all my problems would be solved." Even when we know rarionally that the alternative to change ts stagna- tion. a rut. a trap, a 5'fnd. most of us ftght it. When the roads diverged in BID Johnston's life. one ~ading to a1mott certain death and the other to unknown territory. he was tempted to choose the first for its sheer familiarity. It took 8ill seven years to twn around a common. sett-destructive Uf e script and to take hokl of the reins of his own life: In his 45th year, pick- ing up his office furniture and moving II acro55 town, he started aU over again in his own Insurance business. Once BID had taken the risk of becoming an independent operator. he began to fnl more comfortable with letting out hostile compet· ltlveness and channeling It Into building his new business. AU sorts of surprising th1r9 began to happen. Some busines5 associates that he had tho'9'1t of as friends were lost In the same passage. But a whole new series of friends evolved from Bill's new business. He found a sense of purpose in his work and the spon- taneity returned to his marrlage A man and woman often find themselves going th.rough a passage together. Take the Worbys. for In- stance. a young ex>uple approaching 30. an age at which people often feel ~ wlh choices that were fine just a few years before. Trisha and Gery Wcxby ~ed in Chicago and were busy climbing pro- faslonal laddas. HappJy chicilas they thought of themselves as very modem. They were doing everything they should -on the outside -but they both had a vague sense of d19content. Something was missing. They thought the problem was place, so they moved to San Fran- d.sco. But they soon discowred that their outer surroundings weren't the problem. The problem was, they were growing apart. Their career and private lives were so separated. they never seemed to have any time to be in love. While backpac:.king together, they began to feel a different sort of closeness. They decided to pool their savings of $6,000, buy a 5eCOnd- hand van and take off for a year. Gary said he wanted more in- timacy. but Trisha heard tt as baD and chain. She was afraid the move would mean she'd have to give up her career. ft was never easy. Trisha sometimes sobbed on the trails. But they knew they had marketable skills and could always come back to city life and make a good IMng. When they told friends they'd bought a little piece of land In Alasb and might go up there and build their own home. the friends said: MYou can't do that, you've never done anything like that before." People who try a different path almost always run Into this kind of resistance. Most people are afraid to try the les.s--traveled path . and so they convince themselves that they have no other choice. A pair of pathfinders who say. "But there ts another way." can be threatening. The Wofbys themselves might not have been willing to strike out into un - charted tenitory if they hadn't leaned two other very Important pathfindlng skills -how to look ahead and feel out what they might need in the next stage of life, and how to time the change right . Although Gary could not articuJate it perfectly then. he did have a dream and he did believe there was some better way for him and Trisha to in· tegrate their careers and personal lives so that there would be more time for &ove and, eventualy, for a close and satisfying family life. In Alaska, Trisha became a public- health nurse for the state and Gary bWlt a stained-glass business. But It didn't happen overnight. "You have to eat a little di't ftnt ." Gary says. Eventually. Trisha decided she wanted to have a baby. The Woe-bys took turns: Trisha worked while Gary -up his own business, and wnen Gary got rolling, Trisha took time off to haw a ch'ild. This alternating pattern was the secret of the Worbys' path6nding m.· riage: two people c:oopelatil 19 like the pillons in an engine -one carrying the finandal load while the other takes time out to explore a new dream, go back to school or stay home to enjoy a new-born baby. Pathfinders are self-created. ~ observtng people who have completed passages successful- ly and made their lives better in the procas, we can extrapolate &om their experiences and find the motiva- tion to take our own risb. To sum up the qualities that pathfinders share: ' They have learned to anlk:lpae change and to recognize what they are going to need in the next stage of life. They know the Importance of bollding a muttl41 love. which depends on two people respedir19 each other's differentness. They build a flourishing network of friends and support systems dwing the good times, which bel.l:>mes in - valuable as emotional supports durtng the dark times. (Pathfinders. I discovered. haw twice as many friends as average. They work at It!) Male and female palhftnders share several penonal characteristics: They're open to new experiences; they're courageous; they have a sense of humor. But they also have personal qualities often tho~ to be exclusive to one sex or the other: The women aDow themselves to be ambitious; the men allow themselves to express tha feelngs. A certain age also helps. Older Is better for pathflnding. Pathfinders usually become less c:onoerned about bmal church tin as they 'IOflN olda. tiowwer, they often tb'uggle CWl'I harder with bming thft own ooncept of the Divine. Bur the qualily most ~ a.oci111 d wilh pathfiiiders is a terlSe olpwpoee. When times are good, palhftnders work on bulldiig these qualities, 90 that when they meet a aosaoad. the 11renglhs are there to fortify them to .... the rtlk al chlnge. ~ pmhlndln ewnlualy take action that resu.lls in 90me oute m.nge ol lluatlon. the prooal FAMM.Y WEBtLY. O.C....O.. 13. .. , • & always begins with an inner change in tha basic approach to life. The kind of risk-taking Important to pathflnding is the w111ir9less to give iJp our self. limiting behavior patterns. the spunk to risk changing our role or our work when necessary. In the private realm. willingness to risk may mean the guts to give the "other" in an imporu.rt man-woman or parenH::hiJd relationship the same license to change and !JOW as we have demanded for ourselves. And on a more philosophical &eve!, will- ingness to risk can be the spirit that alows us to challenge our own private beliefs and values and to admit we do not always know the answer. No one can tell you when to change. The only error Is to rule out the possibility that at some point you may need to change and that wih enough acquired qualities and enough backup suppot1 you may become the pathfinder who can ll'J dolt . Easy 5€\.\." ~unbonnets for garden or beach. Craft No. 370 hac; pattern pieces. direction~ for both c;1zes Knit tabard with button ide tabs for skirts or pants Cr.ft No. 649 has knit directions for Small Med 1um and Large md us1ve Bnght pineapple l110(1fs are set together to make this warm afghan Craft No. 402 has complete aod1'!t directions J POPULAR FAMILY FAVORITES Sew s1mp~ apron for busy days m the kitchen Craft No. 330 is 1n Sizes Small MecHum or Large Medium (12·14). l'. yards of 45" fabric An unu!>ual 18" CM'I pillOl.l.1 mad~ of colorlul ~aP" and ~asy i>mbr04dery. Craft No. 378 has iranc;fer. embroid \?1)1 and apphque direct1orn; A '-Oft tnangular shawl in eai.) knit keeps you CO'>Y in any ~a)()() Craft No. 581 h~ full knit direct.ion:. A patchwork toast~r doll is easi,.• to make from scraps. Craft No. 210 has pattern piece". full directions Crochet a shell·stitch rape let with soft fringe acamts. <nit No. 573 has crochet and finishing dlredions for Small Medium and Large inclusive 'wnd S2 oo to -....,. P'"'•...-· .....s h.Modll"'f '°' •«h tw"""· l•n\ 1ht .... JM""""' '"' s:-. 001 .... ct $.1 25 for ••h hoolt to Faimlly Weekly Megrztne P.O. Box 438. Dept. A-15 Midtown St.tion New l\:d. N.Y. 10018 Be .. ur1.• tu include Mtnl!. addr~ zip cod1e ond boo!. number (N.-w YOfk statt' re'\t<k>nts add ~~tax.I G<lll Sheehy at ffild I lfe By Kate White D uring the last six mooths of · work on her current best seUer. Pathfinders. a utho r Gail Sheehy rose each day at 4:30 A.M .. put on jogging clothes and a muffler. and retreated Into what she l calls "the tank," an unheated. glass-- enclosed section of her New York City ten ace. h was then. with only the moon and a shortwave radio as com- panions. that her thoughts really 'came together. Except for meals and eurcise breaks, she dldn 't budge &om the typewriter until 7 P.M . "I might just be sitting there staring Sheehy and daughter Mauro. 17. lnumd ro uocotkm together euery year. at a blank page of paper. waiting for the blood to pop out of my forehead . but I had to occupy the chair for l2 hours a day." Sheehy. 43. a graceful woman with soft red hair and delicate features. has been putting creative words on paper since she was in first grade. ") used to write these dumb little plays about I vitamins and things and rewrite Nancy I Drew books.'' she recalls. Though her father encouraged this pastime. Sheehy says it never occur- ! red to her that "you could actually 1write for a living.'' Thus. in college. 'she combined an English major with 1one in merchandl.slng. A stint as a , store fashion coordinator soon led to ta job as the fashion editor of a !newspaper In Rochester. N.Y. (where •her husband was in medical school). The couple (they were divorced in 1967) later moved to New York City and she became a feature writer for The Herold Tribune. "Reporting was absolutely thrilling," she says. ''It gave me the license to put myself in all sorts of situations that I had no business be- ing in. with the excuse of a pad and pencil. It was a ticket to anywhere ." Eventually. though. the ticket took her someplace she hadn't bargained for. On assignment in Northern 'Ireland for a magazine. she watched as a bullet blew the face off of a young boy. The experience led to what Sheehy calls a breakdown of nerve. But it was also the catalyst for her 1976 book Passages. which charts the predictable cnses of adult life and has sold more than fou r·and-a-half million copies. The success of the book was ··a happy monster." she says "It was at first just euphoric to travel around the country and talk to people who were interested In what I was interested in ... But by the end of the year she felt a need to reclaim her private self after the book's success "I went through this period in which I changed my makeup and got my hair cut and frizz - ed and got very slim. and finally I realized that what I had been doing was moving out from underneath the picture on the back of the book ,acket So that I would get my anonymity back, so that there wouldn't be anything between me and other peo- ple." Sheehy's new book describes how to successfully negotiate life's cnses. Does the author consider herself a pathfinder? "I have some of the characteristics. but there are missing pieces. What I discovered. though was that the process of pathfinding 1s taking chances. creating new solu- tions. So I thought ·Well. why not me. why nor take the same kmd of steps and changes · .. Pilling m mJSSing pieces meant. in Sheehy's case. working on "the capacity for loving mutually and respecting dlff erences .. A top priority was strengthening her relationship with her only child. Maura. now 17 And it wasn't simply a maner of ap· plying some of the theones she'd learned. "You ha ve to come down off your high horse and say. 'Look. what I've got here ls a gjrl who Intellectually subspibes to a mother who is working very hard and is not emotionally available but personally feels resent- ful."' So mother and daughter went off on a vacation together "It was fabulous. We Identified certain ruts that we'd gonen into. sanded them over and laid new r:racks. Since then. we haven't had the mildest tiff And we've made a pact that we're going to take a mother I daughter vacanon for a week every year." Sheehy has also found a new tolerance in her longtime relationship with Clay Felker. founding editor of New York magazine "We both have very volatile careers and they co uldn't have been less synchronized But it's taught us an appreciation for each other's strengths and for what really binds us together." What new paths Ile ahead? Sheehy admits that she'd probably like to marry again and her next CCU'eer goal is a novel. She says laughingly. ·-rve been focusing on healthy people for the last four years and now I'd like to focus on a few scoundrels as r3IJR wen :· ..... ,AMILY WEEKLY, OecemO.• I;} 1911 • 1 adv r llee m eru FOR FAMll.Y WEEKLY READERS: SAVE Sl 1 -OR.DER YOUR FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK TODAY- : Fill in and mail this coupon. along with your check or m~ney order 1 payable to FAMILY WEEKLY for $10.95 -includes $1.00 to I cover postage and handling (New Y ork State residents add ap- : plicable sales tax) -to FAMILY WEEKLY Cookbook. Box 5 120 1 FDR Station. New York. N.Y . 10 150 I I 1 Amounf enclosed $ 1 (Check or money order: no c.o.d. ·s. please) I : C HARGE IT: (check one) Exp Date I 1 _ BankAmencard, V isa _ Master C harge I I Credit Card a I ., . .. . -· I .... , .. , \'"!.,!., ... I , Edited by ... - . . . FAMILY WEEKLY'S ( (111!,·11i; ./ri· !It,. 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YCMI d ~t tk <°"'4n dll report Oii yom SocW Senrte If you are extra skeptical, you cat postdate your check or money order b: 30 days. If you do this, the publishe promises and guarantees not to deposi ir for at least that amount of timf Then. if you decide co return the book the publiJhcr will send back you ucml 1• check or money order witl no questions asked. To order. print your Name. Addres and Zip Code, and the words .. Soci• Security" on a piece of paper. Also, ftl in the Official Form. Send both witl S 10 cash, check or money ordn to: Liberty Publishing. ~pt. SB-t l 8S Cross Stttct Fort Lee. New Jersey 07024 If you don't take advant1p of you new 1981 I 1982 SociaJ Security ani Medicare ~fits. payments and scr vices, you are only cheating yoursel since you hav~ already paid for them Tim Hutton Is No Otdlnaty Actot n-screen, the resemblance Is eerie. h could be the fa'ce of the late fUm star .__ .. Jim Hutton, but it It is ac- ly Hutton's 21-year-old son, othy. Though Jim Hutton died ore he could see his son's my Award-winning perform- (for best supporting actor) in the 980 fllm Ordinary P~pk, he did an important role In shaping 's career as an actor. 'We were terrific friends, very ." says Ttm. "He was tremen- supportjve. always there when needed him. And there was never y pressure from him. For example. wasn't the krld of father who Jd insist lhaa I follow In his eps. but when I decided to be an or on my own, he'-helped in any .. he could. And he was proud of And there's good reason to be d. of Tim Hutton. Although his (5 feet 11 Inches) . thin frame etlmes makes him seem awk· . almost cokish . on-screen, he's e graceful in person -and us. There Is also an aura of ermination about him. This is a man going places. and he eager to be there already. Akhough Hutton has a circle of , long-time friends and has dated number of actresses -Valerie Ber- . Diane Lane and Patti Davis, rw.cJlt'l.nt Reagan's daughter -his life comes second. The very of the Oscars he was on a plane Pennsylvania to film his latest · • Taps. in which he plays a "8itary cadet. Such professionalism is unusual in n industry noted for temperamental a.rs, but It's even more unusual in a .ovtor, which Huaon is. For while it's '\II! he has the industry's top prize. his reditJ are thin. Before Ordinary Pea- le. his experience Included a bt part. t 9 4. in ~ Too l.lu. which tlrred his father; anoeher bl part. at 6, In the 1V movie Zuma Beoch (he eyed -what else -a kfeguard); nd then more subscantial roles in a ns of 1V movies -including rtendJv f'tt and Young Loue. First oue. Yet however unseasoned he ppeared on paper. In Ordinary Peo- •. his fht major feature film . Hutton aformed like a trooper. as they say, Jth on-tereen and off. In the film Hutton played Conrad lmltt, the gult·ridden survivOJ of a >8dr1g accident IN& kiled his more ~ older brother. k was a role cmn Culweth ii o frttlontt writer ond on mr • • 1111111ono1 ~ Hunon as a cadet fn Taps: At 2J . hes o.ttady been ~d wlh an Oscar. that demanded complex emotional reactions. and Hutton handled it in award-winning style at a time when his own emotions were reeling. Four months before the movie went into production , his father died of cancer at age 45. Although his parents divorced when he was 3 and Tim and his sister. Heidi (11 months his senior) lived with their mother in Connecticut and later Berkeley. Calif., the Hutton fam· Uy bond was atways very strong. "I grew up in the kind d famUy," he says. "where you could atways feel that you were being listened to. Both my parents were wonderful, and even tho~ my father didn't live with us. there were a lot of visits and phone cal$ ... At 16. Tim's relationship with his father became even doser: ~1 was visiting him during summer vacation, and when it came time lo leave, he said. 'Why don't you think about .. · And he didn't even h~ve to finish the sentence. I said, 'yeah.' and as soon as I c:oWd arrange things with school I moved in with him. I wanted to know my father on a day-to-day basis , and the experience was better than any- thing I had imagined." Numb with ~ when his f~ died, Tim found comfort tal<ing over his feelings with Robert Redford. the director of Ordinary People. ..He was very understanding," says the young star. ..and I had complete trusa In him." Tm says he would love to do an- other picture wih Redford. meanwhQe he has other projects in the works. Taps opens around the country in just a few days. "Brian Moreland . the character I play In Tops, is much dlffm!nt from Conrad." says Hutton ... Brian pat· terns himsef after the superintendent of the IChool, General Bache (George C. Scoa). By emulating Bache. he becomes the Khoors highest ranking c:.adel. That takes a bt of work and a lot " dedication." Sounds Ike another pur-rwt p<»efuJ young man, ILi FAMILY WHIU.Y, '**"'-13. lt81 • I adverO••m•nl Last 90% Silver-U.S. Silver Dollars THE PEACE DOLLAR Available Only Until Midnight, Tonight December 1981. Pbila-~<;; ~': : ddpilia. IMM ............., /._~ _q," today that it is rele&sin& I!"-' for saJc a small cache of I less than 10,000 U.S .. Peace si~ dollars ~ cently obtmned from I choice ooUection.. Silver dollars today happen to be the most oollecced type o( coin in the wortd. However. due to the un- scablc price o( siJ¥er bullion Oil 1WJfid mlltm, one pammn afta' mochc:r ha discontinued lbeir minting The U.S. wu no excepeion llld in 1935 issued its very lllt. Tbis bislofic Peace Dollar-struck in .900 fine silver and meawing a large 38.lnun-was ia\iCd for ;ult ~ years. It is therebe one oftbe sbor1eSt coin rum in U.S. bislory. Moreover. it is the last tnae silver dollar l1JUCk for circu- labon in the U.S. .l.alenuDonal Monewy Mint is re- .... b sale me. Brilliant Uo- circ:ulaled Peace ~ dollars at tbe Special bwator Opportunity Price o( jult SSS each. You may never have a beaer oppcJIMlity to own rare U.S. Pacedollan. hweaon who respond from dlis pubticllioa by m~. tonial", may pun:bue from 1 IO 10 individaal com •this price. Becew of 1be 1imiled numbcr...a.ble, ordr:n wiD be filled Oil I finH:iame, fint- se:rved buil with • strict limit o( ) 0 coins per cusianer. This .,.,auncement will only be repa&ed in the ua1itely e- vm that coins &om this cache are still available beyond lbe deadline ~ tilhed beR. The 90% silver hace dollar desip is considered to be the IDOll beautiful to ever appear on a U.S. coin. Dniped by Anthony De Fnncisci, who feltured the wotd Peace on tbe base of a rocky enc upon which tbe proud aiP is perched. The desjp waadecfic:e"'CI IO I warki hope to be al peace U I rauJt of the war to end all wan. All Peace dollars from this cxiHection grade Brilliant Uncirc:ulalecl (MS(i() or bet- ter) and are KCn•4•1ied by a cer- tificat.e o( aUlbentic:ity to that effect. Coins clu.sified ''Brilliant u ncircu- lmd" have oner been placed in ..,eral circulMion and ~ ICill in mint ltale ~-To qualify for this o«erins caD Lee Collim 10ll he • I ~345-8502 (Dept. USK- 1606). Orden will be ICCept.ed Oil m¥x' credit cants only. All addi- tional S2. 7S is requested to cover ~ ....... and special ban- dlins. If not •itfled. you may recum your Uniled St-. 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DOLL 12" 187-This cuddely baby comes in the worid with adorable outf11s Transfer. pattern pieces for doll abour 12" tal. clothes. directlOlls S2 00 7108-Easy to sew ruhp pothokien plus a basket ro ruck them in Use scraps of fabnc Directions. transfers. pattern pieees included S2 00 972-The Double Wedding Ring design ls don4' in decora11w quilting sntches. Block chan OIA!CtlOru for sin9e. double bed S\ZU $2 00 972 ;· The ABC's of Dteulng Thin By Roaolyn Abrevaya 'Then are no bed ftgura, onJy body propoctions that need correcting." says Bonnie August. director of women's :le8grt for Dan.sldn and author of The Complet. Bonnie August Dress Thin ~m (Rawson, Wade). · Her system for dressing thin is siln- ple and ingenious. It's based on rec- <9lizio9 your body type. then visual- izbig your figure in terms of letters of the alphabet. Once you know your type, you can dress for It. August uses seven capital letters (A, X. V, H, W. Y and T) to symbobe different body shapes as viewed &om the &ont and four lower<ASe letters (b, d . i, r) to repcewnt various figure profiles. For ex- ample. body type .. A .. means narrow above the waist and full below; .. x.. is wide at the shoulders and top of the thigh. nanow at the waist; ''b" means you have a tummy problem: '"d" too much derribe: .. !" stands for a small bosom, and ''r" for a bosom that's promi· nent. August feels the alphabet body Index Is a good guide for women I I cob. choose for above the waist those colors that stand out. such as red. orange, yelow. pjok. Below the waist we. darMr colors. Also. keep clothing details minimal beJow the waist-no patch pockets or con1rasting stitching. Oresees or skirts with open pleats should be avoided. Opt for sewn-down pleats instead. What if you're a "b" type with an obvious tummy? August suggesas that you first check your posaure. .. Some people wouldn't really have a protruding stomach if they stood up straight," she says. Here's a pn!SCliption: Practice lift- ing the rib cage area and pulling your . body up as If you had a string inside you pulling you wp to the ceiling. If. In spite of this sug· gestion. you 5dJJ need to "flatten" the tummy. here's how to do it with your clothing. ..A suit jacket, cut just above or below the fullest part of your stomach. can be your besa &iend." says August. She also rec- ommends that aD tOpS be worn over pants or skirts and. preferably, that you wear sweaters wtth ribbed bottoms so that they can be "th&sed. • The wrap skirt worn with a sweater set today. "Who wants to be daaibed as 'pear- shaped' any more?" she asks. A broad shoulder line is Ideal for minimizing mlnlml;ies full hips. the tummy. She also She hit upon her dress-thin system ~contact with dancers. gym- nasts and skaters. August drew on their experUle in costume seJec:tion. which emphMizied thctr best body faNia and downplayed the rat. She partiadmly obseved how hM ti women used dmk or light shades to • camouflage body flews or highlight I ..m and the ldndi of neddines and sih>uetta they chose. One of the most common body types is the .. A" and August has .:>me suggestions on how to dras ti you faD into this category. Starting With the premise that you need to wid8r'I the shoulder line and minima your proportions below the waAst. one good Idea ii to wear lightweight lhoulder padding, not only In suit )BcMls. but allo added to shirts. biomes and~- Concen1n1te ac ceuories on the upper pm1 of your body. ln regard to has sotne "no-no's": tight belts: gathers or tucks that fall 'over the stomach; underwear with an elastic waistband that caUMS stomach bulge (choose soft banding or a badni<ut panty). Here are a few more suggestioos on how any figure can look thinner, regardless of the alphabet letter It resembles. • Cultivate the vertical: WU11 long scarves, veJtically striped clothes. dresses that button from hem to necldne. And tum up your colar, especially f you 're heavy below the walst. • Suppress the horizontal-not just by avoiding horizontal stripes but by staying away from flounces. borders. bc;>at necklines, even ankle--map shoes. • Don't wear a shoulder sarap bag at a length that makes the bag bounce on any heavy area of your body. • Malchlng shoes. hose and skirt will ........ -. ,,_, ,,,. c-,.,,• ._.. Allfl'ln 0,..., subtract 10 pounds below the waist. • TIMlr~ by lannoe Aooou• _,Perl COullt eoo,. • And cxnrol pantyhoee wll lake ... =Of~=-~~bf-• rtwpomdsoffr.second:s. .... a, llol 11un Loll• •nz ~w 'feen-Agets Feel About Love and Sex How ~ful -or harmful -'5 a sex-education class for teen -agers? Parents. teachers and school boards frequently .-gue ewer this question, but unlil recently they had few hard facts to go on. Now a study by two University of Texas health educators Indicates that such a class does tn-· crease a tee.n-ager's knowledge of sexual facts -but has little significant impact on dispding a youngster's an'Xieties about sex or reducing guiJt feelings connected wkh sexual issues. Professors Guy Pare.el and Dave L\.Ctmann . writing in the Family Rela- Uons Journal. reported on a study they made of an eight-session sex- education course offered to eighth- fPda's as an elective. after-school class. The researchers found thar while the teen-agers gained a clearer After a man's death his widow shows a strong tendency to idealize him, and her life with him. according to a survey by Chicago sociologist HeJen Lopata. By remembering her late husband as having been .. ex- tremely good. honest, kind. friendly and warm." a widow completes the emotional task of grieving for the man and at .the same time keeps him alive in her own memory and in the memo- ries of others. This idealil.ation also ~s the widow's feekngs about her- undersaanding of sex-reJated facts. there was little change In their feelings of guilt or worry about sex -related behavk>r. For exaq\ple. 75 percent of the students remained "highly con- cerned about being able to teD wheth- er someone really loves them. or about when It is right to have sex with another person." More than half the students worried about whether they would know what to do in a sexual situation. A similar percentage wor- ried about having "thoughts" about sex. The survey seems to suggest that sex education classes are ineffective. But that is not necessarily so. h Is like- ly, say the researchers. that eight ses- sions are too few ro do a good >ob cA sex educ.atlon -or ro measure real changes in the teen-agers' attitudes. seJf: ··If such an ideal man married and •ved ~ her. then she must not be such a bad person." writes Lopata. Most of the women interviewed agreed their husbands had been "un- usually good" spouses and fathers and that the husbands had had "no ir- ritating habits" -a statement. says Lopata. "which undout.edly few wives of bving husbands would make." The older and more hlghJy educated the woman. the more like.ly she is to idealize her late husband. GUHi Who'a Coming to Vlaltl Millions of Americans 51rongfy feel dher the desire or the obigat:ion to visit Iha out-of-town reJatives. But along ~ the rewards of such a visit. both hosts and guests are exposed to tensions. Happily. repor1S a team of University ol Minnesota social scien- tists headed by Prof. Paul RosentMan. most people feel that the benefits of a vi1it from relatives signiflcandy out· weiQtl ~disadvantages. for both visitor and visited, of course. normal routines are disrupted and privacy~ invaded. Some people resent the pressure for the high level of togetherness that visis impose. But they manage to tolerate It by remem- bering that the visit Is a tem~ary matter or ii appoplate because ol a tdday or family ce.lebration. Not suaprildu~y. people reported eaang more, tai(i'lg more and sodaJ • I.zing more dwing vts1ts wkh r~. But Rotenbllltt points out that such activities may often be ways of keep-- ing others at an emotional distance or avoiding discussions abour sensitive issUes. Most visits. the researchers found, are made by adult offspring to parents or parents-in-law ... h seems that the vistl Is more tense and difflcuk for the younger people than the older ones.- says Rosenblatt. "The younger aduts report significantly more boredom, anger, f ee.,,gs that they did things they didn't want to do. feeling that they were pretendr.g they were differ· ent from the way they actually were." Nevertheless. posllve feelln9$ far out- weighed negatives ones -boch for parents and for the grown ch*tren. For s--nts. the visits seemed all too short. But keeping the visl brief (the avmig11 In this study was three.,d-a- haf days) is 'one way to cut tensions down and keep pleasures IWI high. .... FAMILY WEEICLY. 0.0..-1S, 1911 9 11 O.....Or-.e 1bMtJ St*e \Wh natural A hearty btend orange peet. clove of sweet al)d cinnamon. spicn and herbs. ~------------------------------------------------, zoe NEW zoe Off Upton.Herbal 'lea Off N s ci. ... 204 '---._ ......,., 9R ,. v-in may net be IMIM* in yout-a. 204 L--------------------------~---------------------~ QUIPS & QUOBS ARMOUR'S ARMORY UP TO SCRATCH Consider the scratch pad. a pad you'd suppose Is for scratching your back or your neck or your nose. But it isn't at al. It's a pad made of paper That isn •t for scratching or any such caper, But rather for writing on. wrttlng down notes, Reminders and numbers. · addresses and quotes. A scratch pad·s as handy as any utensil, A pad you can scratch on with pen or with pencil. A writing pad maybe would better describe The pad that's called scratch and its many-sized tribe. And yet since some scrbble O'm one, I'm admitting), The scratch in the scratcn pad is probably fitting. -Richard Armour The two ladles were boasting about their sons' thoughtfulness. "My son,., said one, ~sent me on a world tour. and when I re- t ul"(led I f6und a beautiful new car waiting for me." .. That was thoughtful," ~ the other. WMy son remembers me, too. Why, in almost every session he has wtth his psychlabist. he talks mainly about me." -Paul Swann sruDIED EFFECT? The steno Is blasting away; The TV is loud and bright. Thank heavens, Junior is . /lnaDv Doing his homework tonight. -Ruth M. WW.h Medical researchers say physical-fitness programs won't prevent many IJl- nesses. That's true. Still, it can't hurt to look your best when friends come to visit you tn the hctpitaJ. -Lane Olinghouse 12 e FAlilllLY WUJILY. Oec«Tloet IS. 1111 A thrifty Scot was asked how he liked his new alarm clock-radk>. 'The music Is grand,'' he replied, Mbut It stnllns the eye to read by its wee light." -L.0. LITTLE EMILY By Frank Baginski "/ came into a little money. ,. J i Lenin s tomb In Moscow is a very special pbce to the Rus· ' sians. To us t is just another Cqmmunist plot. -George Bergman THROUGH A CHU.D'S EVES My 5.yar-old gr...cl- daughter, Angie. md I wae on our way to chmch. I told her to get IOllM ch-.. out of ., pune for the coUectton. Sh .......... ...., ...... ~-.-· npldMd llboUI ......... poor people. She thou8ht a momat and ....... "'Gnndma, ,.,.. and Grandpa aren't poor, are your I lhook my had. -Vou\le IOI a loc of thlnga,• lhe Mild. I knewlbewtblnldng of om camper, the boM. the~. ucl. .......... ,... . .,..,.I too many thln91." "'Oh'.. I replled, "'then .... thlngl ahouldn't .. t..ver He .w tlcUd ~ -w.1, the a-.o...1.-.· -Nre. JocJc ,,.,,_ I I Christmas ·on Nantucket Island By Marilyn Hansen 0 ff the southeast shore line of Cape Cod. Mass.. lies an island steeped in seafaring whahng tradition. h is. both the Island of fun-loving travelers. and the island of sotitary fishermen . It is the island of Nantucket. There -in the town of Nantucket. in the center of the historic district. you will find Jared Coffin House. a picturesque. restored inn. I was pleas- antly surprised on a recent visit to the island to discover the charm of this vintage hostelry. PhiUp and Margaret Read. inn· keepers. have brought the old inn back to contemporary life. perhaps at no time more vividly. than In creating the Twelve Days of Christmas cele· bration. Beginning December 21st and going through January 1st. the inn is a blend of old and new hotiday customs. From the gaily decorated white front door on Broad Street with Its wreath of cranberry and pine. to the crac.kling fires and holly and deUa Robbia-festooned rooms Inside. it is "Christmas" celebrated as it should always be celebrated. On the first night of the Twelve Days celebration. there is a traditional ceremony at sundown in the Jared Coffin library with a hot was5aU bowl and a lighting of the Yule Log. Towns- people. guests of the inn and the inn (continued) Chnstmos Eue Din,,,., at tM Jared Coffin ~-Nantucket. Moss .. induda Scollop Chowder. Cold Pooched Striped &ss. Roost Duck with.Beach Plum Sauce, Ooum Roast of Pork with Cornbread· SaU$0ge Stuffing. Pooched Winter Pears with Cranberry Horseradish Relish. Buche de Noll. Chnrtmas Sacher Torte . Assorted Christmas Cookies, Petit Fours and ~ads. To the left is the front door of the Coffin House. adorned with fresh cranberry and pine wreath. designed and mode by Margaret Read. FAMILY W£EKLY 0.Cembet ll. ltll • 13 1 NantucMt Cht11tma1 (continued) ·famUy" aU gather to witness th IS mo- ment. There is group singing of carols and songs.. a time when the Inn truly becomes part of the town itself. The food for. the buffet ls carried into the dining room on beautifully decorated planers in a procession by the kitchen staff of chefs and assistants. Each evening of the Twelve ls unique in its own fashion with a spe- cial menu prepared for each nigh1 . Guests from off-island stay for a few days to enjoy the food and special en- tertainment that the Inn help~ ar- Ra1Stars * Centennial range. The Twelve Days of Christmas at the Jared Coffin House is indeed a heart-warming experience. Won ·1 you share with me some of the special inn recipes from Chef de Cuisine Chns· tian De Vos. Sou-Chef, Jeanne Ash- burn. and Pastry Chef ~ean Orr. to make your own Christmas memor- able. B~_Sampler ~ . ' ~ . ' ~ ... - SCAUOP CHOWDER 1/J lb. bKa. or pork bKk a t, chopped 1 rib uler\I. ~ 1 ....._ Oftioe. IMtv chopped 2 .... IMlv chopped 'I.I cup l&Mlft.d aD-purpoM low 2 qtl. milk 1 duh WorcestenhlH ~e 1 duh T-..CO S-Ce s.lt and ground bladr. pepper to tute 1 lb. potatoa P"led and diced 2 lbe. lcalop9 (ad In pieces If large) Chopped parsley to prniah 1. Saute bacon or pork fat 1n skillet Add chopped vegetables and cover Cook over medium heat until vegetables are steamed and wilted 2. Spnnkle the flour over aU and mix into vegetables. 3. In a large saucepan. bnng mUk to a boil. Tum heat down and add vegetable· flour mixture. Bring to a boil again . snr- ring constantly. Turn heat down and add seasonings 4. Add diced potatoes and cook over medium heat for 15 to 20 manutes unnl tender Add scallops iust before ready to serve chowder. Cut ln small pieces. scal- lop! will take only 3 or 4 minutes to cook Garnish wilh chopped parsley. Makes 8 seruings COLD MARINATED STRIPED BASS 6 pordoM acr1pecl bMe llleu (uch -I on.) 1 CUii chickm broth I cup dry while wtne 4 OIP9•- l bev .... I ~ whok bi.ck ~COf"llll 2 oNonl.lllc.d I CUii Ille.ct cekrv I a.p thln)v lllced c;anou I C1l9 white viirM9ar 3 .. .,...., llOM ...... BrMdv Cream Sauce 1. Place bass fillets into a large skdlet and cover with chic.ken broth and wme Cover and simmer gently for 8 to 10 mm- utes. or until fish flakes easily Cool 2. In large saucepan. combine water. bay leaf. peppercorns. vegetables and sim- mer for 5 to 7 minutes or until vegetables are cnsp-tender. Stir m vinegar and sugar Cool. 3. Remove fish from broth Moth can be used to make fish soup) and place in a single layer in 11 shallow glass or enamel dish. Cover with vinegared vegetables and liquid. Cover an·d chill several hours or overnight. 4. When ready to serve. remove bass fillets from liquid and place on platter with some of the drained vegetables Gam1Sh with oU and vinegar marinated mussels (fresh. frozen or canned) and wrve wnh Brandy Cream Sauce. Mclees 6 seruings BRANDY CREAM SAUCE l YJ a1119 ho•-•...,_ .. ,.. or 9004- .-llty coia•ettMI ma,oMMH 2 tllll h ., a l>M tomato puree or l table· lpooll ~ pMte 2 .... 9'00M brandv l•••a•-Y,a111a....,~ l . In a bowl. stir .all ingredients until well blended. Chlll until ready to serve Makes 2 cups (continued) 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY. 0.CtmDer 13. 1911 GLOGG Peel I/a ..... or-.., CUC Mto e ....,.. ... I te•p a ae whole dows ~ cupr-- 1/a ClllP ..... w..ched U.onda u.-....-cw. I ..... m re e11dia, helwd \'a 'SN'pa11a ...... cardamom ~ botde dry red -. ~ C:-. ~ or vo6a 1. Stud or•nge peel wkh the cloves. Place iA spiral form on a rack In 250°F. own. Bake until dry, about 45 minutes (Eliminate baking tf you want to make gJOgg rliht away.) . Z. In small bowl, combine raisins. •lmonds, sugar cubes. cinnamon sticks and cardamom Toss gently. Add orange peel. S. In 3·quart enamel or stainless steel sauoepan. combine ralsln mixture with wine. Heal to simmering over low heat: simmer 5 minutes. Add aquavit or vodka and simmer 2 additional manures. 4. Ladle into heatproof punch cups or small mugs, Including some of 1he raisins •tl<I almonds in each serving. Serve with small spoons. Makes about l quart 8 (4·oz.) serulngs Note: This festive drink can be presented as a gtft. Follow steps 1 and 2. baking orange peel to dry It out as directed In step l . Combine au spice and sugar in . gredients in a smaD plastic bag: tie secure ly. Place plastic bag Into a colorlul holiday cloth pouch and tie 10 neck of a bottle of wine. Anlsh off with a bow. a holly sprig and glf t card. GINGER CHRISTMAS COOKIES ~cup~malut• ~c:-. ........ ..., I .. , I 1 ; a 1141 trOMd linter I ..W..poCMt iromd dnnemoft 2 te•paOM balrJnt toda 10 1alll11;a---or --..nn« ... S cape undted al·pwpoee lour Royal ldftl l . In a 2-quan saucepan, combine molasses, sugar, ginger and cinnamon. Heat, stirring until nuxture bolls. 2. Stir In baking soda. Pour foaming mix· 1 lure over butter in large mixing bowl Stir until butter mehs. S. Beat In egg. Add flour. 1 cup al a tlme. mixing well after each addition 4. Cover and chill dough untU firm 5. Roll out dough on lightly floured board l/• inch thick, and cut into sh•pa with Chrism\as cookie cutters. (FOi' the photo we cut out 3-inch rounds.) Bake on etumin um foil-lined cookie shttt In pre- heated 32S°F. oven for 25 minutes. Let cool completely before decorating wilh Royal Icing. MoJca obout 4 doien ROYAL IC1NG lib.~· .... , 1,.; cup .. whk .. 14 t..,.oon ~ ol Wtar 1. In large bowl. using electric mixer. beat 1/2 lb. of confectionen' sugar with egg whites for 5 minutes at high speed 2. After 5 minutes, add cream of tartar and continue to beat 3 minutes more until Icing Is smooth. 3. Add remaining confectioners' sugar slowly. a little at a lime. until Icing Is thick enough to hold its shape.· 4. Using a pastry bag with a small plam tip, decorate each cookie as you wish Makes 4 cups BUCHE DE NOEL I ·~lupaoe buttn Of m....,.e, tor ....... peper 4 .. yolka i,.;cup...., •n cup -*ed al·JVPOM tour 11;, ,.,, 1pa-tMdteor-..... ...... S ._ whtln 2 c..-hah crenb9rrin I <:8'>...,.. 2 c..-hMvy crtalft llJQIP~·..., 2 t· paw .,wd °".,.. rtnd Choc:o&ete a.n.rae- 1. Preheat oven to 450°F. Line 15 >< 9 x 2-inch jelly roll pan with waxed paper and spread with butter 2. In large bowl of electric muter. beat egg yolks and 113 cup sugar at high speed for 5 minutes until very thkk and light 3. lightly fold in flour Stir in mehed but· ter. 4. In clean bowl. with clean beaters. beat egg whites until stiff peaks form when beaters are slowly ral$ed 5. Fold whltH Into batter. Pour batter Into prepared pan and spread evenly with spatula. 6. Bake In preheated oven for about 7 mlnutas. 7. When cake is done. tum upskie down on a flat swface. Wet waxed paper with a brush lightly dipped In water: 2 minutes later, remove the paper 8. Couer cake wlh a clean tea towel to prevent It from drying out and let ii cool The cake Is ready to be filled and rolled 9. While cake cools. make filling. In medium saucepan, combine cranberries and wacer. Heat to boillng and boil until all berries have popped 10. Strain ~ "X>ked cranberries to remove skins. cool puree completely. then re· fngerate ll. In large chUJed bowl, beat cream until sdff: add confectloners' sugar. Sttr In orange rind 12. Fold whipped crea m mixture into cold cranbeny puree Spread 1h1S mU1ture onto the cake and roll up. Set aside in re- fngerator Frost with Chocolate Burur· cream when cake 1s cold Maku 1 cake roll CHOCOlATE Bl11TERCREAM I pq. (12 oa.) ~ choco&.te bhs I c., (1..'a lb.) burier I ...,_. tMtMI co8te powd. 3 .. yoi&a, jumbo M Clllra ... l. In the lop of a smal double-boiler ove1 hot wateT on moderate heat, meh the chocolate . 2. When partially melted. remove fro m heat and stir until completely melted and smooth . Se1 aside to cool. 3. In smal bowl of electric mlXer, beat butter and instant coffee together Add yolks one at a time, beating well after each addition. · 4. Beat in the cooled chocolate, beabng until smooth and slightly lightened In col- or Use 10 frost Buche de Noel Malce.s 2 cups DECORATING THE LOG I llled BChc ck Noel caike roll I r9dpe Chocolatir BuneTCrnat NarzlpM decoradoM or._.. hoity sprigs l . Using a pastry bllg with a star·tlp. com· i*tely cover the cM<e With• layer of but· tercream 2. Squear the extra &osatng on the calw in a swirling molion to represent the knots of wood on a log 3. Decorate with marzipan decoralion, II desired. Dec:on1te wtth sprigs of real holly. MARZIPAN SNOWMAN AND HOUY LEAVES lft lb. ~ (almoed pMll) 1/1 cup whMa com SVf\IP 2a.-slfted~'.....,. 1. In electric mixer, mix marzipan untll smooth. Add syrup then add enough powdered sugar to make dough S1iff and pliable. 2. Using food coloring. take I tablespoon marzipan and color red. 2 tablespoons color brown and 2 tablespoons color green. 3. With remaining white marzipan. roll into two balls (one large, one small) 10 make a snow~n. Decorate snowman with hat, buttons and face with brown marzipan. Shape marzipan with your hands. 4. For holly, roll marzipan out and cur holly leaves using cookie cune.r Roll ber· ries out of red marzipan. 5. Place snowman. holly and berries on top of yule log. APRICOT-PINEAPPLE CONSERVE I cup coc:.llUI v•••abW Juke 3cups....., I cup chopped dried apricou 1h cup c~ awhecl p6nuppAc In pure ,.... 1$ IP 11 Jakie. •llilaed lft cup chopped ....... lft cup rallllna 2 n'o I 11; a aaa lelllOft rind cvt Into ah In sddlll (I lndl) lft 1Mtp0011 ground c.eramo111 Med ·~ wupooa •ound DlltJDeg I pouch (3 I . oa.) ~ fndt pectin 1. In 4·quart saucepan, combine all In· gredlents except pectin. Place over high heat: bring 10 full boil. stirring constantly 2. Stir in pecitn Boil rapidly 1 minute, sdrring constantly . 3. Remove from heat. Sklm off foam with metal spoon Stir and slom to cool slightly and prevent frurt from floating (about 10 minutes) Ladle into hot s1erU- 12ed iars Cover with ~·inch hot paraffin Maka obou1 4'11 cups MACADAMIA NUT CRISPS ·~ lb. butter or muprine, 90lened 5'..- 2 cupt ........ ..,..,._. lour 2 ,...,_. ~ GrMfl rind 'la c.., choslled mec.edamta ..... dMded 1 en yolk I cableapoon .,.,er 1. In a large bowl. crum butter with 1 cup sugar until light and fluffy Add flour and orange rind, beat until well blended with a mixer set at low speed Stir In 'l:l cup of the macadamia nuts 2. Form dough Into 2 balls. wrap In waxed paper. Chill until flrm , about 30 minutes 3. Preheat oven to 325°F On a lightly floured board. roll each baD l/•·lnch thick Cut into 2-lnch circles with a cookle cut· rer. 4. Place on ungreased cookie sheets Beat egg yolk and water , brush over cookies Sprinkle lightly wlrh sugar and remaining l/J cup macadamla nuts Bake until golden. about 15 to 17 minutes. 5. Cool on wire racks. Store In tightly covered containers Mokes 4 docen (continued) FAMILY WEEKLY, o.c.m11er 13, 1981 • 1~ l Presenting the Best Buffet of the Season! Best of all, you can make everything ahead of time. From the Bes! Foods family of fine products to yoL. !he warriest o' Season·s GreeMgs And for leisurely enterta1n1ng during the busy ho11days here s Ou' festive dinner for 1we1ve- spec1ally planned o take the last minute pressure off you Every de1ec!able dish can be rnaae a'lead T'1e schedules up to you-cooK a little now cook a htlie •ater So w'1en party 11-ne rolls around you can relax anc en1oy you• g .... es•s' ....... .----,~ I -::::;==-ma ---u lazoll . -~ '~IJ ~ # ..... "'c Mazola ~ ~: · f .. . / c ·,·.Best Foods CPC 1nterna11ona1 inc E•;p.,.,:=, .. , "' ': 1 1ug ( 1 5 liters) Rhine wine 1 cup KARO Light Corn Syrup Grapes. orange slices. lemonshces 1 bottte (28 oz) club SOda. cn1lleC1 Ir o..;nct" oow' m.-"'"'e aio corn syruc Add tr Jlt Cover rel11gera1e severa hours Belore ::.erv.rg aoo sooa and ice Mal<es 24 t 4 oz) servings Mi• and chill early 1n the day 2p~1'.-~Jt__, 2 cups BEST FOODS. 1 " tsp pepper Real Mayonnaise 1 pkg (10 oz) frozen 112 cup parsley spngs chopped spinach. 112 small OAion. cut up thawed. drained 1 small clove garlic on paper towets 1 Tbsp lemon 1uice 1n covered bienoer container oteno all 1ngre<1ierits at nogl'I speeo 1ust unul t1ne1y cnopoed Cover refrigerate a: least J hr \lakes 2·3 4 cuos Can be made one or two days before serving 1 pkg (18-112 OZ) yellow cake m1• 2 cup ARGO· or KINGSFORD'$' Corn Starch ' 2cupsugar 1 cup water <I eggs 2 cup MAZOLA· Com 0 11 1 tsp vantlla Grease 12-cuo t uted or 'O plain tuoe oan M1~ cake ·rt• cor~ starcn a"IO sugar W1111 mixer at !Ow speed oeat 1n "lei.t 4 1ng•edients At meCl·un speeo beat 3 IT' " Pour into par Bake 1n 350 F ove.., 50 to 60 min Coo• 15 'Tl1"l "' pan Preoare giaze Remove cake trOIT' pan 0terce morougn y wnr-1oro1 Brush N•tri 1 2 of me glaze Lei s1ano 1 nr Reoeat Store tightly covereo up 10 1 weel< Decorate with wn1poeo cream ano cnerries Glaze In saucepan mix 1 CUP" ARO Lign1 Corn s.,rup 1 4 cup sugar a"lo f 4 cup •,M:Cl .i Marganne Stir over me01um nea1 until smoom Remove aaCI 1 2 cc.1p bourbaf' For a mellow flavor. store a few Clays 1 cupMAZC>lA· Margarine 1 cupSKIPPY' Peanut Butter 1 cup sugar 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar 2 eggs 1 tap vantlla 2· 1 2 cups unsifteCI flour 1 tsp baking powder I tsp baking soda 1 tsp salt Sugar Nuts. cnoco&ate k1sses.1am or 1elly, In bov.t w1tl'l m1;er at med1>Jm speeCI oeat l11s· 6 1ngre· . di en ts Jnhl ftutty At low soeed oea1 1n ne) t.: '"lgreooents Shape ln10 1" balls roll 1n sugar P1ace 2' apart on un- greaseo coo~ie snee1s Ba1o;e 1n 350 F ove"I 1210 15 rn.n or 1.nt browneo tmmeocS1e.y oress nuts or ca'"lO es r10 cOOloes or press wr.n ·"lumo a"<l ft! " .,., 1af"I Coo Store in a rttgn1 con1a r>e• '-4al..es 6 ooze" Bake up to one week ahead 18'3d~ {)f th,-.;J <;._ J {i,.;,Jt·~ 2 cups BE s T FOOOS • 1 2 tsp dry mustard Real Mayonnaise 1 2 tsp garf1c powder 2 cup Cla1ry sour cream 1 2 tsp onion powder "cup vinegar 4 oz blue cheese. 4 tsp sugar crumbled \'1° • rst 7 1ngred1e":s sflr 1"1 cheese Cover retr gerate a1 east 2 hr \1a~es 3 c1.::>S Keeps well 1n refrigerator two to three ~eeks I cupMAZOLA' Corn Oil 1 cup cider vinegar 3cup sugar 4 tsp salt 2 tSQ pepper 2 cans ( 16 oz each) red kidney beans ClraineCI ' 2 cans(t6 oz each) whOle bat:>y carrots. drained 2 cup finely chopped onion 3 pkg ( 10 oz each) frozen broccoli spears. cool(ed, drained Mix hrSl 5 1ngreoients Place beaf"ls ano carrots 1n '3 ic 9· "2 · dtSn Sprinl<le w11h onion Top w1tn broccot Pour Oii mllc1ure over vegetables Cover refr.gerate over· ntgnt Drain arrange on piatter Makes 12 servings Allow~ day for ftavor to develop Ct;ukJ. u2 l/1 ~,j,~ '.i i~tL 6 whole chicken 1 " tsp pepper breasts. boned. t cup dry sherry helved "cups mtlk 4 cup MAZOLA • 3 cups water . Margarine 12 ch1cken-lfavor 2 cups chopped bouillon cubes onions t lb 8 oz spaghetti. 4 cup ARGO or cooked 8 mtn, KINGSFORD S' drained Corn Starch 12 slices Swiss cheese 2 tsp salt 12 s1tces boiled ham ,, :Jutcl"I over Oro""~ C'11C~r a iew ::> eces a a 11rne n marga• ne o~er rneo -.rn r ea! 15 "'r11n or ,..nl I tender qe. "'10ve ct-cken Ado O"t0ns COO• 5 m n \'1>. corn starcn. salt and oepoer Gradua11y stu 1.., snerr~ unt t Sl'T100lh 4d0 to ont0ns w11n ne~: J 1'1greo1er 1s S: rung con· S'8'1'1\ br 'IQ 10 boll ove· r-ied VTI "eat co 1 min G•ease 6-ot sra 10" oak "9 oar o• ,.,.,o 3-o: cassero es 4oO spag'le't1 Po..,r O"' sa.;ce toss qo 1 crieese "lslde ~ar Ar-ange v.1tr Ch•G•e" O\er soagnet: Ba•e: gnlly co~erecl lf"I 325 ~ O\er 45 to 60 ""''" o• u"ti io1 ~a~es 12 !>erv•"lgs Or. prepare ttle day before but do not bake Cover refrigerate To serve. bake 1·1 2 lo 1-31<1 hr Exotic Persimmons Ate Fascinating to Use By ffiotllyn Hanaen This sweet, luscious golden- orange fru1t Is known as the "apple of the orient." Select fruit that Is glossy, plump. well- shaped, smooth and hlgh)y colored, wtth the stem cap attached. You will discover two major varieties: the· Hachtya, which Is bright orange In col- or and slightly pointed In shape. and the Fuyu, which has the same bright cobr but Is flatter In shape. With either variety. allow ample time for f1>enlng. Persimmons po5lleSS a deli- cate honey-smooth taste when fully f1>e. In order to achieve this flavorful quality, it Is e11ential to ripen the butt at room temperature until soft. If not property ripened, the fruit possesses an astringent quahty with real ')>ucker power." Persimmons can be eaten out-of- hand, served with cream or used In many pudding. cake or cookie reci- pes. For a hght and refreshing sher- bedike dessert, freeze ripe, whole per- simmons. After the fruit Is frozen , slice and serve in sherbet dishes as a spe- cial, wholesome dessert. Try a persimmon sundae. Mash the fruit slightly and top with vanilla or frul-&vored ice cream. Persimmons also add a unique twist to fruit salads. Try them in combination wtth fresh pineapple. orange. grapefruit, avo- cado. ~apes and many other fresh fruits. lOey share exceDent nutritional value, too -100 ~ams (31/2 ozs.) of persimmon flesh has 77 caJorle.s. The fruit Is high In phosphorus with 26 mg.; potaslium, 174 mg. and vitamin A, 2,710 lnte:madonal Unb. It is also low In IOdium wtth 6 mg. REAGAN PERSIMMON PUDDING laip- inaip...-. .... I aip ...... ....,..._. ._ 'A 11111111 a IM Nit I' Jpaaa9"Mlll .......... %•• "a•......S•-... I aip pa ' -.... (Sor 4 vcy ,_,.) I 111" i.-_.... eoda Its J ----S •"11pa0o• br..tv l JDllll .... atnld l aip,.... I aip mo,,.d ~ 1 .................. S•'' $1DM......,. ...... 1. Stir togfther mclttd butter and sugar 2. SClr flour wkh salt. cinnamon and nuimeg; add to butter and sugar mixture. Add persmmon puree. soda diuolved In warm water. brandy and vM1ila. 3. Add eggs. mixing thoroughly, but light- ly. Add raisins and nuts. sdrrlng until mixed. Put In buttered, Sleam-type. cov- ered pudding mold and steam 21/t hours. 4. Flame at table wth warmed brandy. Molcu 8 sculngs BRANDY-WHIPPED CREAM SAUCE 1.,. ~cap ........ laip.-.S~--· .... o..h olNlt 1 Whl8'a•br..tv .. ~ IC11Pheiwv~ 1. Beat egg undl ligl'1t and f\.dfy. Beat in but- ter, confeak>nen' sugar. Alt and brandy. 2. Bat heavy cream until stiff. Gently fold Into first mixture. CoYCr and chUI un- til ready to save. Stir before spooning on pudding. Makes about 3 cup• NC>re Th& combination is a family favo· rite of the Ronald Ragans, sent to FAMILY WEau. v from the White Houw. GINGER PERSIMMON PRESERVES 6in a.--.. i,i, aipw..., '..\ c:up peeled Md lhlnlv slked hsh ... s co sin ... ,.,.....__ l/9C'llp ..... ,... 1 ,.., (S -..) ...._, pedift 1. In broad kettW. combine 1 cup of the sugar, the water and ginger. Bring to boll . reduce heat and gently simmer, st!mng occasionally. until syrupy. about 10 minutes. 2. Meanwhile. remove stmu. peel and remove weds from p.mtmmons. Mash enough pulp to make 33/• cups. 3. Stir penlmmon pulp Into ginger-sugar syrup with lemon juice and rema.lnlng 51/2 cups sugar. Bring to ful roling boil, stirring. Boll hard l minute. Remove from heat; Immediately stir In pectin. 4. Ladle Into hot, sterilized canning jars. seal. Set jars on rack In large canning ket· tie. cover with water. Bring to boll; boU 10 minu!C$ to process. Remove jars; tlghttm lidJ. Cool. Score in a cool. dark plau. Moku about 8 hal/·plnts GOLDEN RAISIN PERSIMMON BREAD l~a.-....... ,......,.. l c:up...., I tn Jp a 1111 bMint eodll ~ .......... le-.,_..._,... 'n alP ....... b4lfter or m.,...nn. in CllPk~ z ........... ....... l ta'bh1$1DIMI .... •ah......, I c:uptoldalnilllllla l. In mixing bowl, combine flour, suga1. 50da and salt. Sttr in persimmon. buner. brandy, eggs, ginger and raisins. mixing JUst to blend . 2. Spoon batter Into two well -greased 3-to 4-cup molds or loaf pans. Bake in 350°F. oven about l hour 0r until wooden pick lnsentd In center of bread comes out clean. 3. Cool 10 mlnuta. then unmold. Wrap and store In cool place. Malc:u rwo 3· to 4<up molds or looues OOUBl£ FRUTT YOGURT PARFAITS v. ......... ,.., ''''· ........ c-..s ~l~c..-) s ,...... ............ CONd and diced 2 Id.I hit, peeled. sliced (•bout 1 oq») I cup ecrewbeny ..._ ,.,.__ 'r'I cup •.WV .. --s or-.e Jul« 4 ~ (in-9(. m.) v..W. yoeurt .,., aip ........... ~ 1. In a large bowl. combine pineapple, persimmons. kiwi fruit and strawberries. 2. In food processor or blender. combine banana and orange juice: prOCA!$1 until smooth. Pour banana mixture ove:r fruit: mix gendy. COYC. Chill several hours to blend flavon. 3, To MrW, spoon yogurt Into parfait glasses. top with fruit and sprinkle with coconut. Makes8to lOservlngs GOLDEN PRUNE NUGGETS 11.4 a.-pedied brown ...... inc-._,_or._,,.,.. 2 ... I WlllPCCMI _...Girad tin a.-,....._ pulp 1 c-. pitted sir- zin a.-..e.s .. .,..,,_. 1our 4 ...,_ ~powder 1....-.,1MM1Altpkc ~ ~ toMlllld llvcred bauc.hed ....... 1. In mixing bowl. cream sugar, butter. eggs and vanilla. 2. Coarsely blend prunes wih p.mim· mons In electric blender or food proce5$0f. Add to creamed mbcture. beating to blend thoroughly 3. Com'*ie flour. baking powder and al· spice; stir Into barter with almonds. mixing )Ust to blend. Drop rounded teaspoonslul onto ~eated baking shftts. 4. Bab In preheated 375°F. oven about 15 minuta. undl edges begSi to brown. Cool on radt. Dust ~ powdered sugar or glue with mixture of powdered sugar thinned with lemon juice. Maka about 5 doun PERSIMMON SAUCE --- 3 .. q,e .,..... __ ....w. Meded ... a.r•~ Gnl.d,... .... Jule• ol v. ...... .._ l n•l•11Pa•'"-or......,..,mellled c ••• _ .... ~...._ S..-or hoMv to c.- 1. In blender, purff persimmons unlll smooth . In bowl. combine purffd pu~ and remaining fnwedients. Sweewn to tasllr. If sauce is too thick. add a llttle cnnge juice. 2. Scrw OYel' ·vanilla lee crum or fresh fruit compote. MoJces obour 1 '.4 cups sauce Mantuc:Mt Chllatmaa (continued) ROAST DUCK wrTH BEACH PLUM SAUCE 2 <~ to 6-lb. me> c1uc1is ICllllDM.qwtered 2 prtk dows, cT1llhed Wt Gromdw.ck~ ~ ... Beac1' Plum Sue• 1. Pierce the sides of the duck with a fcxk, npeclally the fatty areas near the tail and upper thigh. 2. P1ace a quartered onion and a garlic clove In each duck cavity. Sprinkle ducJu with sah and pepPft inside and out. 3. Place ducks.breast-side down.on rack and rout in preheated 400° F. oven for 30 mi,luta. Tum ducks over. breast side up. and roast 40 minutes longer. Reduce heat to 350°F. and continue roasdng l to 1111 houn longer until juices Nn clear when thigh It p\erced wlth a fork. .,. Place d ucks on heated serving planer. Serve with Beach Pfum Soua. Garnish wfth parsley. Cut each duck in half with shears: serve half to each penon. Molen 4 MnJings BEACH PLUM SAUCE in cup bucJa plu• Je1v « o-plum -, 1 mm new. ozs.) ..... c~ in cup hMvy Crtala 1 1e11p a oa ~ m..aard F .. lwl9U tr.htV ground bteck pepper 1. In small saucepan. heat ;eUy until mehed 2. Add consomme and heat until boiling. s_tlr in ae~. mustard and pepper 3. Hear, stirrlng until mixture comes ro bolling. If too rhick. add a little mOfe con· somrne. Molcea about 2 cups CROWN ROAST OF PORK II .. a-. rM111 of pod& (ebcNI 7 lie.) Wt Gl.-d w.cli....,. 211111awth,8eleewa 2 11 IPIMI .... .._ eu.•w1s-......... th c-. --... purpoee low Sarpa.._,~ . 1~ ......... CM' ..... ctd8 .... ...., .... ~ 4 arpa •1auly llced a.chW 1: H~e butcher~ a crown roast of pot"k to serve 10 to 12 people. Ask hlm'to tie secureJy and MFrench" the ribs. t. P1ace roast in baking pan and stuff c:en .. r wih large. firm. crumbled ball ol aluminum foU to pr~ent meat from shrinking. S. Sprinkle meat wtth salt. pepper. thyme and sage. Roast in preheated 325°F. oven for 2 hours. '· J>l.vpere Com~·Sousoge Stulftng. 5. Remove foil from roast: fill center wtth about V2 of the stuffing. Roast for 1 hour more or until doM (about 25 mlnu1a pe pound or until 170°F. on meat thcr· mom«Mr). 6 . Spoon remaining stuffing Into greased l -quart cancrole. Cover: bake along with r09lt for last 30 minutes. 7. Remove roast from pan Skim fat from drippings. savmg 1/2 cup. 8. On top of range tn roasting pan. 5ll1 flour Into drippings smoothly. Add broth and wine. cook. stirring until mixture thlc.kens and boib Season to taste Wllh salt and pepper. Keep warm. 9. Place roaist on a serving planer and surround with zucchini and carrot ovals cut from the vegetables on the diagonal and steamed 3 minutes. 10. Serve crown roast wllh gravy in a heated sauceboat. Molces 10 to 12 savings HERBED CORNBREAD AND SAUSAGE snJFflNG 1111 k . bull pork-..._. 1,4 aip butter or ...,..,_. 1,c, cup ..... °"'°" 10 aipe combfMd ~ 2 11n1pa 11H .... le.W., crwhed I 'la teenpoorw thyme le•vee JI. teMPOOft .... 1.4 I p a IMI ground blK.k pepper 2 ......... ~ buten 1. In a large skillet. brown sausage. mr· ring frequently. Remove sausage; ses aside. Pow off all but 'I• cup o.f the drip· pings. 2. To the drtppin91 remaining in the pan. add butte: heat to meJt . Add onion and saure for 3 minutes. Remove from heat and sctr In cornbread. sage. thyme. salt and black pepper. Stir in eggs. Spoon in· to a aown roma of pori(. May also be U9ed for truffing turby or chicken. Maka 9 cups sruJfing CRANBERRY HORSERADISH RELISH 4 ..... Mwlw-.- 'h aip .... 1 .... (U-.)hehort_,,_._ cr•llnrTtee 2 -n1~· .. ·=-...... in aip w.m or..,.. c:Wer 111 cup pr .......... honenMMah l . With vegetable peeler. cut off the thin orange peel from the orange rind and cut into julienne or matchlike 5tt1>1. 2. Remove all rinds &om oranges. Chop orange pulp coarsely: tum Into food pro· cessor and procas until purffd. 3. In large saucepan. combine orange puree. julienne orange pee! and sugar. Cook. stirring for 5 to 6 minutes unlil sugar dissolves and mixture bolls. 4. SCir in cranberries and cook 5 minutes. stirring until all cranberries have popped 5. Soften gelatin In cold water and add to hot cranbeny mixture. Stir until it dis· solves. 6. Add honeradllh to cranberry mixture. mix weD. Refrigerate until ftrm . about 5 to 6 houB. Molces abou1 8 cups Readers: Don •t forget tltat the m oMy·souing coupons appeOTtng fn Family Weekly giue you a shop· ping bonus. FAMILY W£El<L'r. Decef'llMI lS.. ttll • 11 ~tap ... .. 1 ¥.! cupe .... . \11 tvp~ng 3 ... 1 tap.venlll• Spray two 9·inch layer pans or one 13>< 9 x 2 inch pan with PAIVI Vegetable Cooking Spray. Combine dry ingredients in large mixer bowl. Add milk. shortening. eggs and vanilla. Blend irfgredients on low speed 30 seconds: beat on medium speed 3 minutes. Pour into pans. Bake at 350"F tor 30 to 35 minutes for layers: 35 to 40 minutes tor large cake or until cake tester inserted en center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes; remove from pans and cool completely. Frost with Mocha Cream Frosting. MOCHA CREAM FROSTING 3 cupe confedonera' auger Vt cup HenMy'a Cocoa ¥J cup butt9r Of shortening 1 tbsp. hot ?W•ler 2to31b9p.mill 1 tep. v•niH• • 2YI to 3 tep. inatant Coffff grenulH Combine confectioners· sugar and cocoa. 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At 48. entrepreneur Busa has won big, from the 1959 real-estate Investment of $2,000 he and his partner parlayed Into a $350 rriilllon empire, to the National 8asketbd Aslodallon championshJp his recently acquired Los Angeles Laken won In 1980. His teams -he also owns the National Hockey League Kings _:. are the vehides that have taken him &om his obecurity as another facelas multimillionaire in a Southland sea of them and p&eced him before the publ~ eye. Generally. the pubic eyes th1s man of fame. fortune and flamboyance wtlh envy, not rutz. lng his mtlbons are rooted In hard wori< and his uncanny talent for predicting financial trends. Perhaps tt's his pmon for games, his ability to calculate the outcome with cool precision that accounts for much of his sucx:eSI. Even as a child his Sb'ategy was flawlaa. He remembers that, at 14. he figured out just how much money he'd need to earn and invest to have a miDk>n dollars -no smal potatoes for a kid whose wallras·mother pakl the rent wtlh her dps. By working a sixth day each week and thus earning an ex1ra $3,000 a year, then lnwsdng that savings al a 17-pacent y\eJd (real estate). Busa allmated he'd be a millionaiire In 25 years. 'What muck me," he says, .. was that Ifs so damn simple, when you think about It ... A number that baffles ordinary· people Buss had reduced to a slmple formula. By do6ng to, he had a goal he. knew he could attain, ~ not by hu0'9 pool or working on the lJnJon Padftc ~.his~ In thOM days. A pool-playing teact. conmced au. -who had dropped out of high ldMX>I ~ he WM .. more aadYe and competitive" than his dwm I 811 -to Ntum to academia. He earned his bacbek>r's ~ In chemlltry In two-and-a-half yems at the Untvenlty ·of Wyoming and took to hem the phloeophy of a college profemor, Dr. Sidney e.n.o.,. au. reca1s Benton's tex1book dedication: "rd lllce to dedkA* this book to bautlfuJ Vidana ~. wllhout whoee · l•a this book would hew been pJbWMd llx months ....,_ .. 'What he really was saying," cxp&alns &.. John Strege II a aporbw,_.. /ot The (~ Counl)I} Regl1111rr. Bussman~ holldav: Jeny'.t passion Jew games runs the gamut. from pool to Monopoly. "is that there are a lot more things to life than woridng. In effect. he was saying, work hard and play hard." Wolk hard Buss did. A master's ~and a Ph .0 . from the UniYenlay of Southern Callfomia folowed. &. then c:t"'9ced up stints as a oolege chemlltry proiellor, business consullant and en aeroepece-engineer. But dMmlllry and a ~ at McOonnel Douglas were not the way to weallt\. RMI ...... was. In 1959 he and partner Frank Martanl put up $1,000 "wh to buy a cfllepdated 14-unil ap1111nent compa.x In c.na.a LOI Angejft. ~ the fever of a Maiq>Oly player~ has broken the bank, &. went on to arMm ottMr buildlngl. The ftrm pr'OlplNCI, and durtng the rKellion of the arty 7C1s, Manarll and &. stcdplled real...... . "When ral estaee took olf." Buss says, "tt was like owning a house. I just owned a lot of them." He has proper1tes In Los Angeles, Phoenix. Las Vegas and Dalas, and hote'5 In Palm 5pnngl, Phoenix and Mammoth Mountain. He ewn pwc:hesed a plot of hiltoty, paying $.5 mDon for J>lckbW, the Beverly HtJts mansk>n once owned by Mary Ackford and Douglas F alrbauks. Ha fortune accumulated and his work done. tt was time for Busa to play. His reputation as a ledia' man MCured. he hed new worlds· tp conquer. So for $67.5 mllion, he bought two teams• worth of pleymeta and a pie~ for them to play In, obtaining the LaMrs. the Kir9 and the Forum &om Jack Kent CooM In the IUmmft of 1979. "I'm an .dent fan," Buss expletn.s. ..If you (conllnwd Of! page C2J CAllF~A EOlllON OKem• 1). t•1 •Cl Q i .. ~ i • ! l JERRY BUSS (conrm~d from PQflC Cl } wal<ed Into the stands and ~ a fan .nd said, 'If you had rni&oflsol dollars. whet wouJd you do?' he'd probeblt; ay, 'own a team.' I happen to be lucky ~ to be a fan wtth millions of dolan, and I made the same deci- sion he wouJd make." , , Typical ol &., he had made a dedliorl "'wtrh vtsk>n. He foresaw a-pay-televisk>n boom that could heap megabucks upon megabucks. Now he activeJy seeks to purchatc a teAeWion station wtrh which to transmit hil broadcasts. .. Cat* TV. has a tremendous potential," Buss adds. ..h's obvious that when you caJculate the potential revenues, they're astronomical." His nUnd never lesb; Its wheels are In perpetual motion. To ensure his Lakers will sel, he offered the dchest contract fn sports history to balketbafs ~ salesman and showman. Earvtn {Magic) Johnson was signed to a 25-year contract worth $25 mllJ6on, begin- ning upon the conclusion of Magic's current contract, which expWe5 In 1984. Preposterous, NBA officials said. Sound butinea. the Monopoly Man said. Let Buss teD you why. "For Magic's contract, I took $3.4 m.iDion and put It in a first trust deed that will earn it 20-perc:ent Interest over each of the next two years. That will proYide a total of $5 ~ by 1984, the beginning of the contract . .. He will then get the lntaest &om that money. that will Ul'f\ a million a year at 20 per- cent. At the end ol 28 years, I get the $5 million beck. but because ol inflation It will be worth about $1.2 million. . "The cWfeenoe between that and my original inwsb'nent ol $3. 4 million Is $2 .2 mMlion -the cost to me ol the contnct. So, for S2 .2 million. l get one of the most exctttng basketball players ever." See how his mind works? While others are on 8allic Avenue, Buss has gobbled up Pari< Place and Boardwalk. and has even peseed Go once again. Along the way, he's careful nae to step on anyone. Bart Owisaianson. a former employee ol &m's who considers his ex-ho. a ftnandaJ seer. also applauds Bus's good nature ... He's a wry generous guy. He's very loyel, and that's one thklg he demands beck, loyalty." noa Chrtlden9on. ..He has a pretty 51rong social corudence, too, in terms ol dJsadvan- LlttJ«e big·mon Bua wih millionalr~ Lolcf!B Kareem Abdul-Jabbar {left) and Magic JohnJOn . {&low) JOT}I "supports .. ,. aeom U1lh mdtUlbsm. taged people. He takes care ol them ... Seorta of his ldndnal indude sending a wouJd-be prostitute to businels dMX>l, and funding a~ at U.S.C. ~ Bus Is said to collect glrfllends the same way he saves stamps and nn coins, his pmtime as a ~ hwl't In~ wilh his~-· father. He visits his four children (by ex-wife Joann Mueller) every week. But perhap. h6a ~ ri>ute came from a sponswriter. who caled et. w. regular guy." "'It's true." says Chrtslianson. "He'D call me up on Sunday and say come on up to the house And watch the game or play some ten- nis." One game &iends avoid playing wllh Buss is Monopoly. He's admitted to gOing the board alone, using 20 or 30 tokens and mak- ing aD the decisions himself. That way. 1111 he can't lo5e . llLI Jerry reJaxes at his Pidcfair mansion wlh chiJchn (top) Janie. Jim. ~low) Jeanie and John. • - Kida Conquer T -Computers "' ; ~?; el£ .... ·~~ ....... •c §o ct' .. Computers make adults nervous, says Julie Chon, but kids take to them flke dudes to water. T his l.s not one of those business stories that inf onns you the future Is in computers, or that these electronic wizards are bent on spitting out the wrong blJls and complicating your life. This story shows computers can be fun . At Compukids. a west Los Angeles computer-learning center, children and adults solve quizzes, draw com- puter graphics and devise games - with mare than a little help from their automated &lends. The storefront school boasts 10 microcomputers, many programmed by children wear· ing Compukids T-shirts who call the machines their "pets. M "I'm doing this because I love com- puters and I want to program my own games and challenge myself," says 12-year-old Steven Glassman. Compukids Is the brainchild of Dr. Julie Chan and Ellen Newman, two teachers taken by the computer revolution. Already, their five-month· old program -originally geared for kids only -has exJ)C!lnded to include an age groups. from preschoolers to adults. One of the most popular classes ls held Wednesday evenings, when parents and ch!Jdren team up on a single computer. 1'he kids usually take to it like ducks to water, and the parents say. 'Stop, stop, you're gotng too fast."' Chan explains ... But once they get uted to It. they have fun." Al that's needed foe your child to get hands-on computer experience is the eta.fee ($100b~~ c:::lasaes) and the M*y to read. As the session advances, the ch1ldren learn more lnbicale programs and gain the confidence to perlorm them . .. The computms teach logic that schools don't," claims Chan ... Learn· Ing computers in childhood helps kids stretch their thinking .... If you'd rather your child prepare for the future out of the classroom, you can send him to Computer Camp Inc. in Santa Barbera. Nestled In the woods, not far &om the ocean, chil· dren 10 to 18 learn computer skills and languages, as well as )oln In con· ventional camp. acttvtties, from soccer to q..a-blgs. Aororl Joma la a Loa Ang&>les-bmed wrilRr and a compu.en addfct CA~IA EOl'TIOH. Oectmbef 13, •t •CJ By Aaron Jomea ,, '.• The 12-day retreat accommodates an levels of computer enthusiasts. Ad· vanced campers get a chance to assemble a robot. Electronic education-In-the-wilderness has become so popular, camp owners plan on openlng computer camps thro~ut the country. dlctive. Students at Compu.kids are reluctant to leave their computer pals at the end of the session. and some children arrive at Computer Camp. Inc. with microcomputers in tow. In the still of the night the cabins are abuzz, not with whispers of ghost stories, but the hum of com-r911 puter games. llLI But computer fun can become ad·' .. I .- ' •1. /• "'" ~ _, ... --- ~ ' I • ~ Time to share the warmth of the season. And what ~tter way than b}' serving Southern Comfort to your holiday guests. After all, don't good friends deserve the very best? For the smoothest, richest eggnog you ever tasted, try a Comfort Eggnog . 1 part Southern Comfort, 4 parts dairy eggnog. Pre-chill ingredients. Pour Southern Comfort into a glass and add eggnog. Stir to blend. Dust 1 with nutmeg and serve. Cheers! ! I SoudlemComfort ~ Afloat ln .. a Solita1y· Sea Of Epsom Salts The cure to .i1esa, eome 801' lle11 In the aa1ty depth• of the aenaory deprivation tank. Othera {:Ontend thla aolutJon la all wet, thua creating wavea In a mlnl-e«1 of tranquility. Ue doun In darlnea: A /food of /oles ate ~ to soak In 10 fncha of water and BOO pocM'1dl of£,,.,,,, da. I I ay Rlaty Eln aa"ett , T lme Wiii when • harried 1 tJua... ~would .... 1 a ..,..ty an eo m.. and I mxt1ty at the n8INlt saloon. I Ah, but how t1mes, anc1 the cuMure. l haw ch9rlgld. Thae days, men and I mcJN CaMornllnl have ck::owred 8 : no-aftereffects ~ay of getting ' "lmnked." To -=ape from llM's ten· I .,.., they drnb Ink> the IOUndproof dll'tcnell ol ... 8-by 4-foot "1lolldon tank" and 8oet. The _. was invented In the 19S0'1by.~JohnU­ ly, who wned to dilc:oye how the mind would ruct when dlptwd ol ar.mal lllrnulllaon. Lly lrnme'lld ..._.In a a.boilby unk durtng an ........... b the. Nmnonlll ........ ol ........... -and found he didn't feel dlprtv.t in the ..... lr-.d, he ... .... he~~ di_ ... --· Ir•~ ...... my6:;al ........ Uly's tank was ~ for popm ._ In the -l970'a. but I answers Joel Kimmel, manager of Samadhl's Sen Manc:ieoo oena.r. "Top eucutives, houlewtves, colege ltu- dmds, ..... ttewarde1111, ~t women." Adds &bet Goodman. owner ol floM to Relax In Phladel- phia, 1've had the oomplete lpedrum -dodcn, lawyers, court *"<>- giaphen. s -tnlffic roubolen. hai-- daaeeas." &bet Lovett. a 46-yar~ ln· wtbnent counselor from Kent6eld who fnt flolted last March. found the expenenoe IO restful he wanted his wife and children to try II, too. '11le experience I had was one of exhea1oe relualton and relief of strels," he re- call . ., felt utterly refreshed ... "Cclebldes aho Boat," Kimme.I says, "to be alone and get a lid. relit." Aw;;e [)(dq'50fl. Robin W8arns and Kdl Krilloff'enon haw al ~ .... from Samadhi. and PauJ New- man, Joanne Woodwmd and Diane Kalor'I have floated at the Bcwrty .. center. '"Wt don., know exactly how the tank produces this stale of Nlandon ... says Dr. Kenneth Wilson. directoJ of research at Float to Relax. "But we think ••• related to the reduction in sentory Input. Pr~ studies suggest that the heart rate. seems to fluctuate less after a penon fJoaa and that the brain produces more theta waves, wodaled wth relaxation." The tank doesn't have a poattve cf. feet on everyone. Dr. M. Lawrence Funt, a psychologlst and co-author of Slrea /or Sua:ea (Van Nomand Rinehold), has talc.ed to a number of "ftomers" about their experiences. and says that "tome of them felt they might as we8 have been home in the bathtub because nothing happened. They said $15 was a lot to spend jUst to laM a bath." Or. Funt has milglvings of his own. "I am not oonvlnced that the people who go in there are safe," he says . .. Some people pank in that 1dnd of situation and the panic might trigger something -a heart attack or *<>M. tf you have hypertension. or, if you tend to cpilepsy. an epileptic ftt. . "Tanks ~ indeed be a weapon for dealing with stress but right now we're playing around with something we dOn't know anydq about." Until more rae..ch Is done, Or. Fwst adds. "!here should be a health profalional at the tank cent• to 9CJ'eC!r\ people ~ and be there in Cale IOmething goes wrong." C ultomers are ahady bmg taeened to a certain extent. Bebe gettSlg lnlo the tank, they mutt sign a "rmaee" bm ating Ihm they do not haw • hilloty ol hart dllew, ~ Of psychialrlc lnas. Says Kknmel, 'The tank is exhcmely safe. In feet, a llUdy by the Medical Colege of Ohio has shown that it lowers blood pre.n. The pea90n is always ln oonlrol. He can come out at any time. If he gets dilorlmlled. he c.an and up and the whole llop ol the tank wil pop off. It's a wry .. tank." HM the tank .wr induced an ..... ta.cl llAlle"? '"Wt're not tMrc b Ihm," Kimmet teys. '"Some people haw had IOlne wry oobful aperi- enc:a In the tank. but nobody has eYS suffered.any ct.nags. It's a wry positive experience for rm ewiyonc." a.J King of the Catered Affair Only In America could a man whose favorite dish is a hamburger slathered with peanut butter become the chlceat purveyor of food to the Beautiful People. Here, Milt Williams shares his recipe for sµ>eet success . By Suzy Kolter He's had tuUps flown from HoUand to Los Angeles for a party for singer Helen Reddy. He's filled Judith (Scruples) Krantz's kitchen sink with thou.sands of fresh strawberries. For Danny Thomas he prepared an exclusive Lebanese Christmas dinner. And for the daughter of tycoon Marvin Davis he catered a wedding reception that cost half-a-million dollars. Milto n Williams. the best-known caterer in California. is also one of the most famous in the world. WI like to flip ·em out ... he says with a grin. He has been "flipping 'em o~t'' for over 30 years and now tells the less handy how they. too. can impress their friends in his book The Porty Book (Doubleday). "If you think eno ugh of your guests to invite them to your house in the first place,'' says Williams. "they deserve the best that you have to of- fer." But that doesn't mean you ·need a Beverly Hills address. crystaJ and china from Tiffany's or even a dining room table. Creativity and Ingenuity are Williams trademarks. He tells of parties he planned many years ago with Mitzi Gaynor. who live,d in an apartment so small that she had no dining room table and not much money for lavish entertaining. The Williams solution? An old qu!Jt thrown over the coffee table and lots of Inex- pensive but delicious f ettucine. To get that certain sparkle for your parties. all you need is confidence. No matching dishes? Just alternate the place settings. You d9t"1't have fine crystal or enough glasses? P1ck up some 10-ounce stemware at the dime sto~ or a pottery outlet. These glasses serve for all your liquid purposes - from cocktalls to dessert -and always look elegant. Conftdence can be gained almost as easily as the g)aues. Williams sug- gests you give a smal dinner party to start off. When you see how easy It is and how much fun you and your Siay Kolt~r. o r~polfer /or People mogartne. freq~nll11 .. •mes fo r FAMllYW UXl.V . friends have. give another party im· mediately. After two successes yo u 11 know that the first wasn't a freak . and you 11 be ready to move on to more elaborate affairs. You don't have to be a gourmet chef to give a great party, insists Williams, whose own personal favorite food Is a hamburger smoth- ered in Bermuda onion. tomato and nutty peanut butter. "His whole secret is flair,'' reveals Robet't W!ndeler. co- author of The Pony Book. UMilton Is not a gourmet cook. He thinks that presentation Is everything." For in· stance. a salad becomes a sumptuous feast if you have the right trimmings: cut-up roast beef. chicken breast. bacon, fresh shrimp. ham. Swiss. Cheddar and Mo nterey )ad< cheeses. olives, artichoke hearts. radishes. c;hives and green onions. Serve with hot bread. wine and dessert and you have a meal. The famed WillJams even cooks with take-out chicken. He also sug· gests that canned and frozen vege- tables be used in salads. if it makes life easier for the hostess. His point: The hostess should have a great time. too. Of co urse. California fresh is some· thing that Williams believes in. and fresh fruits and vegetables are in abundance at any Williams function. "Tear a fresh branch off a tree in your yard and put it in an empty bot· tie." suggests Robert Windeler. "You don't have to go to a florist and you don't have to have huge centerpieces." For a ruslic. natural look , the tablecloth can be scattered with lots of nuts In shells and fresh ap- ples hoUowed o ut and filled with votive candles. For a more formal set· ting. each guest can get a single bud In a tiny vase at his place. But the party begins long before the guests walk into the room. The lnvita· tion Is the first step. and Williams be· lieves In a creative Invitation -pre· ferably one hand-debvered. For a gypsy party. send out a tambourine: for a hobo party send out a can of beans with a handwritten invitation at· tached. Handwrttten Is the best kind of invitation. Williams once used a lollipop invitation for a chlld's birthday l .................. ,!!J Wiiiiams ·parties ore front·poge stuff, and his dishes neu~r get panned. party and then lined the walkway to the house with large, candy lollipops. The kids loved it. Once the guests do anive, wel- come them with warm. friendly music. (an FM radio station Is fine). nuts o r fresh candy and a short cocktail period. "lf you serve nuts. there's no reason to have an hors d'ouevre." says Milton. A s simple as Williams believes the meal should be. he sug- gests a wide variety of desserts. At his own parties he always serves a dessert buff et with at least 10 choices -most of them chocolate. including a chocolate mousse and chocolate chip cake. But have fresh candy in the house. loo. juSt in case the dessert flops. (In his book. Williams even confesses to having dropped someone's birthday cake seconds before it was to be served. Naturally. the a lways-i nspired WUliams came up with a solution - he put it ln a large bowl. then topped it with whipped aeam and coconut.) Saving the day is a Williams spe· cialty. While a student at U.C .L.A., Williams worked as a busboy In a home on glorious Sunset Boulevard. One night. right before a dinner party for such guests as Max Factor and Edward G. Robinson. the cook ~­ came ill. Williams stepped ln and car- ried on in the best Hollywood tradl· tion He worked so late that he had to spend the night. so he just happened to be on hand the next day when both Factor and Robinson called and asked to book him for dinner parties. Since then . he has solicited no busi· ness and has maintained an unlisted phone number. He employs seven people in his.,offtces. In his hillside Ho llywood hbme: uses about 30 peo· pie full time as waiters. cooks and bar- men and has another SO to fill in at big parties. He doesn't cook but does oversee every party he works. (Ifs not unusual for Milton to have three or four parties in one day.) Some of his tips so you can do the same: • Keep bathroom exceptionally neat. • Set the table the night before. If you have a lot of food preparation the night before. set the table even earlier and ·cover it with a clean sheet. • If you decide to hire help. the first person you should hire is a bartender. • Cook large amounts of fQOd In aluminum tubs. Always serve food on preheated plates. • Don't plan a circus. Keep every· thing simple and go all out on the details. WUliams suggests that you use a brightly colored piece of fabric (or even a patterned bed sheet) and cut out bibs for each of your guests. Then. with a felt marking pen. write each guest's name on the bib. • Try a theme party. It's easier to coordinate invitations. decorations and a menu and gives you more r911 avenues to exprns your creativity . .., CALIFORNIA fDt"°", ~ IJ. 1'11 • C5 Califo1nia Scenes What to See, What to Do, Whete to Go A Child's Christm tl$ in L.A.: The angels of Ol11ero Street join In the annual reenactment of Marv '.s and Joseph's search for the inn. Las Posadas· -·Festive Days and Holy Nights By Virginia ffiorell 0 ne of the special joys of an American Christmas is that there are so many ways to celebrate. It. Our ancestors brought their Yuletide customs from every comer of the world, and many of these are still enacted each year. In 1 southern California. the traditional Mexican Christmas celebratiort of Las Posadas combines Spanish roots with a pageant that dates back to medieval times. Las Posadas literally means "the Inns." and through song. dance and drama this festival re-enacts Mary's and Joseph's journey to Beth· lehem and their search for sheJter. As originally conceived In the peas-- ant villages of Mexico. the search lasts a fuD nine days. Each evening, the Virginia Morell. a Caltfornla baud f?eelance llMln. IS a COlttnbut~ IO trawl mogarmn C6 • c;..llF()A~IA EDITION O.C.rnl:le• 13 1981 villagers gather around a couple por· traying Mary and Joseph and follow them with songs and candles to an- other peasant's home. For eight eve· nings. the couple Is greeted by a stem "Innkeeper" who turns them away with the traditional litany. "There is no room In the inn." The procession then winds its walJS down the street. sing- ing and dancing. Finally. o n the ninth night. the couple meets a friendly inn· keeper who directs them to the man· ger, where the nativity scene is staged and a full fiesta takes place . In some places. these celebrations are often condensed into one evening Las Posadas is for children. too. A colorful plnoto (a clay jar covered with bright tissue paper and shaped like a bird or donkey) is filled w11h candles and nuts. It hangs on a rope . and bllndfokied chlkiren each take a tum trying to break it, with a sturdy bat. Once the phioto aacks. a mad seram- ble ensues for Its spilled treasures. Las Posadas came to southern CaUfomia with the first Mexican set· tiers in 1781. Two hundred years later. this festival is still being celebra- ted in various cities and towns. You can see and join in the colorful Las Posadas festivities in these cities and communities: Lo. Angela: Olvera Street. One of the original Streets In the old Pueblo de Los Angeles. Olvera Street f ea- tures a brick-paved walkway lined with shops and restaurants. Merchants direct the festivities of Las Posadas. Planning the procession and preparing elaborate costumes take several weeks. Bundles of paper flowers. Christma5 garlands and mul· tlco.lored fi9hts adorn the kiosks. curio shops. open-air cafes and restaurants The procession begins with songs and carols on the patio of the old Ania Adobe at the beginning of the street. Mary and Joseph then appear. long- tapered candles are lit and everyone follows the holy couple to the "inn " Each night a different shop represents the inn. The procession then winds its way back to the Adobe for more sing- ing and dancing. After the-procession. the children in the audience take a swing at a pinata. Before or after Las Posadas. you may want to browse the many shops of Olvera Street for hand-blown glass· ware. leather goods. hand-dipped candles. silver jewelry. pottery and Mexican candies. Artisans are usually at work on all of these goods. and there always seems to be a mariachi band strolling the length of the street. Restaurants offer a good selection of Mexkan fare. Of you can try the en· chiladas and tacos from one of the lit· tie food puestos (handcarts) along the street. Las Posadas is scheduled Decem- ber 16-24. beginning at 7 P.M. O n December 24. Mary and Joseph find the manger and the nativity .scene tS enacted. For more information. call (213) 680-2525. There's also a Las Posadas festival at Plaza Church . Our Lady Queen of Angels . This church was first estab· ltShed as a chapel for the original set· tiers of Los Angeles in 1784. It sits across the way from Olvera Street. looking like a tiny mission. Las Posadas is staged in one evening. with a candle-light procession winding aro und the church and parishioners playing the roles of Mary and Joseph . and the Innkeepers. A pinata Is broken by children from the proces· sion and audience. Las Posadas is ce · lebrated December 16 at 6:30 P.M For more Information. call (213) 629-3101. San Otego: Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. In 1769 Father Junipero Serra established the first mission settlement in California on a hill overlooking San Diego's bay. Soon a town grew up at the foot of the hill, and it was around this town's central plaza that the city of San Diego was born. This central. historic core Is now the state park of Old To wn. Las Posadas was first celebrated here in 1837,' and 1981 marks the 144th an· niversary of the procession. · Colorful garlands. ornaments and lights decorate Plaza Vieja for the pro - cession. and traditional songs and carols drift through the night air. The procession begtns In the plaza itself. A way in o monger -On the final night of Los Posadas. members of the com· munrr~· commem~Ole the birth of Christ travels to the Whaley House (an old. reputedly haunted mansion). and back to the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception where the nallvlty scene Is enacted. The San Diego County Historical Days Association now stages the festivities, with volunteers from this group assuming the roles of Mary and Joseph for the candle-lit parade. Children gather outside the Plaza's candle shop to break a pinata. and hot drinks. cakes and cookies are served. Old Town is a shopper's and history buffs delight. On Saturdays. you can observe bread-baking in the outdoor oven behind the Machado House (the restored home of a Spanish settler). as weU as brick-making. candle- dipping and wool-spinning . You can also take a horse-and-buggy ride to visit the restored adobes. chapel. shops and restaurants. lacy pepper. eucalyptus and palm trees surround Yout Guiel. to Upcoming Events There's lots more to do throughout the state this month -and n~xt. Check this list for special events and cullural happenings to participate in. Dec.-March: Annual Whale Watch. Coastal Counties Dec. J.3.15: Living Christmas Tree Choral Group . San Rafael Dec. 16. 23: Victorian Christmas. Grass Valley Dec. 16-24: Las Posadas Parade. Olvera Street. Los Angeles Dec. 17-23: Festival of Llght- Christmas Boat Parade. Newport Harbor Dec. 3()..Jan. 3: Spalding Pro-Am Golf Tournament. Monterey Penin- sula Dec. 31: Fireman's Ball. Weaverville Jan. 1: Toumameot of Roses Parade and Football Game. Pasadena Jan. 4-11 : Capitol Restoration Gala. Sacramento Jan. 8-10: San Jose Autorama Cus- tom Car Show .Mn. 16: Peugeot Grand Prix Pro Ski Race. Kirkwood Jwi.1~21: Stockton Ag (AgrkulturaO Expo .Mn. 22-24: South Lake Tahoe Winter Carnival ..... 23: Pig Bowl -~ vs. City Police Football Game, Sacramento .Mn. 23-30: Chinese New Year Cele- bration. San Francisco CA"IFOAHIA EDITIOH. Oec:-13, 1111 • C1 the plaza. making a pleasant aher- noon rest stop. In the Bazaar del Mundo. you11 find a cluster of shops offering handcrafted goods from around the world. You can eat in a Me1dcan restaurant or visit the delica· tessen in the Farmer's Market for a se- lection of prime California wines. • • ... cheeses and picnlc·maklngs. Las Posadas 1s held Saturday. De- cember 16 at 7 P.M. For more infor- mation. call (714) 291-4903. OceaMide: Mission San Luis Rey de Francia. A beautiful Las Posadas takes place in this original Spanish mission. The procession makes 1rs way through the mission gardens and courtyard overlooking the Pacific and ends with Mary and Joseph secure in their manger and children diving for candies from the broken pinata. This year. Las Posadas Is slated for Decem· ber 29 at 2 P.M. For more infor-rawl mation. call (714) 757-3651. IAJ A• PIESENT•FOI •THE •FUTURE That's 1ust what a genuine Bell telephone is. Something people use and love long after other gifts are forgotten.• It can be fun every day. Like our SNOOPY & WOODSTOCK Phone~ Beautiful to behold. like our Stow aw a~ rolltop telephone. Or elltra helpful. Like our Touch- a-matic9 phone. •Your Beil PhoneCenter hes so many different phones and services. you may decide to gtVe that special person one of our gift certificates. • Either way. come 1n soon. Because there's no time like the present to think of the future . • .,......_~~""_.nJ'vfuf"t'dt:"~ .... ..,1""....,..""~"' ...-MC'"""D P(.l.\;l TS~t-•• ,..., c ,;6,, ~1.;.-•t.."CJr-.i• .. •rS:r .. 11t ... 8y ffiortlyn Honeen A new how-to cookbook, com- plete with easy-to-follow photos has recently been pub- lished. It is Chinese Technique. by Ken Hom with Harvey Stelman. published by Simon and Schuster. Hom's book promises to be a real help to someone who wctnts to widen his knowledge and skill In Chinese cookery. Ken is of Chinese parentage, born in Arizona and raised in Chicago. He now makes Berkeley his home and runs a cooktng school there Ken recently told me. "Chinese food is essential. down-to-earth. organic fare that arouses all the senses. I hope that this book will widen the appeal of Chinese cooking." The book has a Chinese ingredient J,i.st along with phot(9aphs and detailed descriptions. There are chapters de- voted to basic cooking. vegetables. poukry. meats. fish and seafood. along with rice. doughs and noodles Recipes are interwoven through the techniques described. and as Ken says. ~Everything here is what I like " ' I'm sure that youll like them. too. Here are a few selected recipes frpmJ the book. printed by permtSSion \. SHRIMP PASTE Thls shrimp version of fish paste is nch in flavor and somewhat firmer in texture h makes an ideal stuffing for vegetables s\Jch as bitter melon and also can be used to make Shrimp Tcxut. BMic Shrimp P•te I lb. 1ar.., cw llMdtllm shnmp • .twicd and IMiy chopped to a PMfe bl/ hand or Ina bid,.__ 2 Uiblapoons ham fat or chicken r.1 with I teupoon aalt 4 i-wh water chatnuu. peekd .net mlnc:ed 1 Uiblnpooa hsh ginger )uke s.k to fMte 2 ..W.1paw minced tcalKon 1 en white 1 tablnpoon Sh.o1Lin9 wilM « dry sherTy 1. Mix these ingredients thoroughly to form a smooth pasre. Makes to j l/4 cups SHRIMP TOAST Thls makes an Irresistible finger-food ap· petizef to accompany cocktails and to serve as pan of a buffet or as an fast· meets·Wflt sandwich lunch It is made from leftover bread that has dried out. or fresh bread sliced and dried In the oven. so tt won't absorb the oil It Is also ex· ceUent made with fish paste. which has its own unique texture and taste and can be made al linJe cost. I recipe a.. Shrt.p P-. 10._ ..... ...._ __ , __ ~ br.-d.,.. 4ky heh .._.. la the own with ............. _, 4 c..-,_.. ol .. t ., .,,... 1. Prepare the shrimp paste. Cut the bread slices in half. then Into triangles or rectangles. Spread them wth shrimp paste. 2. Mound the paste so that h is thickest in the middle of each bread slice. 3. Oeep-&y the shrimp-spread bread slices in the hot oil (375°F.) 10 brown them. 4. Serve them while they •e hot and crisp. Maka 20 pieces. to urve 5 as Q(I appttllitt, 3 as o,#undteon '"'*' c:ourw Suggaaed Beverage: Dry Chcnin B&anc or Macon Blanc Ate You a Ptlsonetof You1Fe<M8? Sy John E. Gibaon TRUE OR FALSE? l . Women have been found to be more open·minded than men and less skeptical about phenomena that science finds difficult to explain. 2. People who believe this is a just world aren't capable of rational think· Ing -or they wouldn't entertain such a belief. 3. Women are more superstitious than men . 4. Most people believe that they are not free in any real sense of the word. but that they are restricted by eco- nomic necessities. fenced in by social rules of behavior and largely prisoners of their own conflicts. phobias and in- hibitions. 5. A man's attitudes and beliefs re- garding women in the work force are likely to depend. to a large extent. on whether or not he is happily married . 6 . The more irrationaJ betiefs a person harbors (such as ~1 must be perfect at everything I attempt .. ; ·1 must be loved and approved by all significant others in my life ... etc.), the more his life goals are defeated because of his re· luctance to assert himself in situations which call for action . ANSWERS 1. True . In a Rhode Island College study. men and women of various ages -ranging from 16 to 71 -were tested on a scale designed to assess the degree of personal acceptance of such supernatural phenomena as be- lief that there are ways of curing that modem medicine can't explain. be~ef in U.F.0 .'s. belief that cosmic forces can influence o ur lives. etc. The invest!· gators conclude: Results indicate a si9nificantly greater acceptance of supernatural phenomena for women than for men. The latter were much more likely to view things science can- not explain with skepticism and doubt. 2 . False . University of Texas studies explored the relationship between ra- tional thinking and bebef in a just world. Students were given tests to determine the extent to which they believed or disbelieved in a just world. then given tests designed to measure thetr ability to think rationally. Resuhs: It was found that "neither acceptance nor re)ectjon of a belief in a just world Is related to rational thinkilg.'' A per- son can find reasons for justifying either belief -depending on that per· son's inclination. attitude. outlook on the world and phOosophy of life . 3. False . A team of psychologists at Britain's Londo0> Polytechnic Institute investigated the extent of superstitious beliefs among men and ·women in general, via a confidential question· naire method. Belief in such com· monly held superstitions as avoiding black cats. walking under ladders. throwing salt over the left shoulder. knocking on wood. missing cracks in the pavement. avoiding third lights on cigarettes. etc.. were carefully as· sessed and tabulated. ~indlngs: "The common assumption that women are more. superstitious than mel))s unwar· ranted in the light of the present data.·· Personality factors. rather than the sex of the individual, were found largely responsible for the number of superstitions and the degree of belief 4. Folse. Studies conducted at Rut· gers University by a team of behavior· al scientists using in-depth interviews explored the perceptions of both stu· den~ and non~udent adults regard- ing their beliefs about the extent to which they and their peers were "free.'' The majority of the respon - dents believed that people are mostly free and responsible for their own be· havior. They considered psychotics and drug addicts the least free. 5. Trut!. Studies of men's perceptions and attitudes about women workers conducted by University of Massachu- setts investigators have shown that a "negative attitude toward women in the work force was associated with marital unhappiness and low trustful· ness of others.·· Findings also indi· cated that extremely hostile attitudes toward women who engage in non· traditional roles conelate with per- sonality maladjustment. 6. True. Studies at the University of British Columbia show that persons who subscribe to such irrational beliefs are severely handicapped in situations demanding action and In facing up to the various crises which occur in the pursul of various goals. Their struggle to succeed ls made even more difficult in that they tend to be extremely un· comfortable in confrontations with others. It is fuqher noted that persons in this category are also handicapped by their concern about the approval of others, wh.ich causes them to hesitate, speculating about what others may think. instead of taking whatever 1'111 action the situation indicates. llLI ,AMILY WEEflLY. 0.Cemti.f 13. ltet e 21 A4velllM-I ~ Cucumber and Beauty .. -br ANA MAHER E•erv worn.an. 11 so111e nrne in ne1 Ille l1cos ,,,. SP«tle 01 a,, a111n11 s!.•n Mos1 women ne•er sol•• 1ne prot>tem ano l1nlllly 1>eeome 1es19neo A lonunale •-hnO tl\e answe< a•Hl •Ht rew.,de<I with a comple••on 11'111 •emlltn.s lresh and youthful •I• tne1r lives Twelve yeats ago. I nad !rllS Skin pto!>fem Nolhtn\J Se<•OuS but wnetl I look my mirror ove< IO I l>f•ll"' 11ghl t cou•d oe1ec1 e-i1oence 01 Oryness and tell-tale signs o t 1ova"c'"ll y~ars And t 01dn t 11i.e 11 I i.ne.o1 1n11 tnese w eft oa11ge< sognals '"" warneo ot lln aging Sk•n I wms also v..y bew1tOered I had aiways tai.en 11\e ~t care ol my slun And no matte< wl\11 I O•O my compte,.•On s,,oweo no 1mprovernen1 ~ 1nally I bec11me •es•grieO Alie• atl e.erybOOy gels o•oer &nO most Of uS 51\0W Out age Tnen one day I nad a ••S•I lrom An eld~"lv w10Qw~ neoght>or Tn1s ch11m1ng 1aoy was .aoout Se•enty l>ut sne neo t ne most oea .. Hu1 moist youthful s'1n I remar•eo al>Oul •I af'O men11oneo my own slun p101>1em She 1010 me sne u>eO a "'l••etous ere.a"' w•,,cn "IO Ileen lor!Tl..ilateo 1>y ~er 1ate nus1>ano a 0"YS•C•an and tnat S"e maoe •t nerse•• Try 11 snesa•d ana 1nen sne left ano •etu•nea with a 1.ar 01 ,,.,,,cream So I troed usm9 my ""9h00r s cream In only tnree ""eeu 1 1>~a,, 10 stt a ,..,ari.ea "'P'O•ement My ''"" was freshet clearer smootner Aller two montns my lorme< o•y dull skin was ,.,..1a11zeo l\Ay s•in now "ao a youthlu• alrnCSI translucent ouat.Cy I WolS ""'"41!0 wl!n my ne•gl'IDO' 5 formula For S•• vears '"'',.no lacy ,ept ,..,e svpo11eo W•thl">os cream Ano 1 want tote•• you 1nat my s111n wa.s more vital ano yo1;n9er 100111ng rhan •t had ~n "'"en I '"51statteo10 vse •t s., years 11etore Then my l\e<gntior d•eo suooen1y -ano with ner weN t"at wo"Oe•lut cream and •ts secret 1n9reo1ents I w.as saddeneo oy t~ 1o~s 01 a gooo l11end -ano oe1ecteo 1>y Che 1oss ol a miracle cream Mer lam•ty 1010 me 1"8t nt" personal p;ipers •e'1t'al&a "O fO•muoas ot a'>y ""'O t w.as oHpetate But I d.O na•e t"'" tilfS left !rom the ut 11atcn sne nao made So 1 look '""' cre;im to one of tne oesr •no .. n ana•y11c.aJ cosmetic chem•sts tne cost ot r"e analysis was enormous. out I got '"'""' I .. ar>teo I nao tne .. onoer cream tormu" II llad a l>llSe of pu•e c:ucumtier 1u1ce 1 ... 0 s .. per•moostunzerg thrff n.atural •uor1canl1 and a spec: • .ar component 10 keep rl'>e cucun\t>e• 1u•ce l•Mh My chem•st 101d ,..,e tnat the formula cons•steo 01 only sale ou•e ,,,greo1ents -"0 '1ormones es1ro9ens or steroids 1maoe1 tlatch ol cream !pt mysett 101•ow1ng the Chem1s1 s onstruct•ons T"et> my troends and retat••n ~·,, us1,,g •t A"d '" every cue tne •nv11s .. ere aosolutety asto ... no1ng Soon lroends oeoan •"S•shng tnat '""' c •um S"OUIO De ,.,.de known and ava1laote lo all women since tne o•ot>lem ot ll\llng so•n 15 ..,n1ve,,al So my cream wn pu1on1ne l'lllrket S•• 1ea1s ;igo w•tn tne l•n•nc1lll "••001an1inc1e tt is called Cucumt>re Frost Tne same woooe<ful •esults bPe<•e,,ceo Oy me my t<1enos and telltl••H we•e repealeO hme and i1me again by women att over the country I r>a•e 1n my Ille nunoreos or •ette<s tram grateful women telhng of Ille reinar•al>'e results 01>1a•neo ,..,,,, Cucvmo•e Frost T•ell!menr •S nor a comp11c11e<1 "ruai I oon t "ave !•me tor ll'lat ano tne c:nances are vou don t e<ll'>e• You apply Cvcu~b•e F"rps1 at be<tt•me Lea•e tt on all n•Qhl It feeds o•otects al'IO nour1snes .,our Siu,, wnlle yOU SI~ t know whl\ Cucumore Frost can do ror you H•e<elore 1 otter you tll•S UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Try 11 See lo• you.,etl 1n your OW'! mirror now alter a rew treatments Cucumtlfe Fros! ne\ps rev1tahze dull Ory l191ng 11un How when useo regu1ar1v Cucumt:>te Frost neios tac•ll s_,,, lo r~•n 1011 smoothf1ftS moistness ano treslll'less ~any "'omen wrote me or uto111sh1ng •Hulls after only two weeks Some 1a-e lon11e• But 1 ny tn1s to you rr !or any rea.sonyou are nor Oel•\lhled with Cucumt><e Frost -retu•n tne unused porhOI" lo me tor a complete retuno No ouMhO<'S a.si.ed You now have the opP011un11y to ha•e a votat youtnlul lovely si.1n -ill ,,o ,,,_ Cucumb•• Frost can be purchaM<I only by oroer1ng 11 Otrectty from me S.mply send ~our name. aodreu ano S6 00 1cash Cflee~ or money oroer1 10 ANA ...._ .. 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First , people often don't understand exactly what they're sup· posed to do. Second. rewards (and punishments) aren't spelled out. Third Is the "bean" or "red light" theory of human behavior. "If you teU' a four·year·old not to put a bean in his ear." says Ritchie . "he 11 go ahead and do it JU st to rebel. And people will run a red light to assert their 1nde· pendence and not have their behavior dictated." Ritchie adds our narcissistic belief that "I kn<>w better" is at an aD·time.high and confidence in our superiors is at its lowest. For the first time in 15 years. a majority of mana· gers see themselves as more competent than their bosses. "People don't like to obey anymore ... he notes. "They must be given clear. credible reasons why they should do something. or it simply won't get done." ARCADE ADDICTS Video game fever is sweeping the country. as millions of seemingly normal folks are going crazy plunking down quarters to fire away at aliens. submarines and asteroids. .., Already though. it's been reported that too many turns and twists can lead to "Space Invaders Wrist." And now research· ers at the Universl· ty of Louisville say they're seeing many people get addicted to the hobby. Professor s Michael Skinner and Richard Fee observed 200 video-game junkies. rang· ing from adolescents to businessmen Fee says the addic· lion has several negative aspectS. including "'the costs. the fact that video games teach gut reactions rather than critical thinking and that they encourage aggression without mercy.~ But he adds. "The games can Improve your reflexes and hand·eye coordination and. most im· portantly. act as a tension release. In concentrating. you block out your surroundings and your cares ... 22 • l'AMILV WEEKLY 0.C""-13, t•I i j DOCTOR'S AID Do doctors on The Doc· tors really know how to play doctor 7 The cast of this long-run· ning NBC soap comes pret· ty dose. thanks to Joyce Ellen Htll Hill was a reyLS rered nurse for nine \.·ears before ruming 10 acting Now she acrs els rho! show's medical adviser while also appeanng occas1onallv as. whar else. the emt!rgt!ncy· room nurse. Joyc"' Hill goes over technical pronunciations with caSl members and teaches thel"Q the proper techniques for taking blood pressure. giv· ing a shot. holding surgical instruments. administering cardiopulmonary resuscita· tion and how deeply to cut with a scalpel ~1 even ex· plain the course o( the dis· ease:· laughs Hill -so thei, know what 10 expect if rm not there th<! next day·· She also fills the "pa· t1ents" in on how to express their pain just right . "They always want to moan too loudly." she says "It's because often they don't have li nes and they want to tell everyone they know. 'Hey. thafs me moaning.' .. 6•r l•<.,,gton A .. N-'11:1111 NY 10022 Cllalrl'l'!an Ind PubUsher Morto<> Fra"~ Presrde111 Ind Auoc Puot1s11er Patro<:~ M L '1S•ty Vic•Presldent and Oenl Mgr Jonaman Ttiomoson ExeC\ltove Ectitor. ,. .. ,,ur Coooer M1n1g111Q Editor. Tim '-Aull 9a n Senior Elhtors. Aosatvn AO•~ava SAYING THll FAILED CHEF For those of us who approach a kitchen as tf rt were a mine field. Barb.!lra Bloch's new book. If It Doesn 'r Pon Out. is a godsend. Subtitled "How to Cope wrth Cooking Disasters.'' 11 offers quick, simple. unembamsssing solu- tions for plummeting soumes. overroasted ro,asts . hard boiled eggs that are too soft and vice versa. For instance. when a cake is too dry. cut 11 uito squares. pour rum or brandy over 1t. cover and let stand for about an hour to absorb the ~quid . then serve. When you bum the edges of a pie crust. remove the offending parts and camouflage with piped whipped cream If a dish rums our too sahy. try adding a small amount of brown sugar and or vinegar The soluuon to many culinary catastro phes. unfortu· nately. is Simply to throw them away and stan again But don't fear. for as Bloch notes. "If you've never had a fail · ure. you've never cooked ... HllLMET VS. ANTLERS Seems that these days. New Hamp· shire highways are safe for neither man nor moose. VJriting m The New England Jouma/ of Medicine. fo ur Dartmo uth physicians described two recent c0Uis10ns between motorcycle riders and moose weighing between 300 and 400 pounds. The motorcyclists recovered , but both. moose died. The authors went on lo note with some a ·moose ment that ~one motorcycnst was intoxicated No evidence of alcohol was found m either moose " ARTHRITIS UPDATE Lately. it's been claimed that special diets can help those suffering from arthrl· tis. But now a new study shows that poor nutrition is a result of arthritis rather than its cause A survey at the Medical College of Wis· consin found that painful joints and fatigue made preparing food and eating difflcuh. Missing meals and snackmg were common. and about 25 percent of the rheumatoid arthritis pa· tients surveyed reported that the change in their eating habits began after their disease was diagnosed l(a!t WM e. FOO<! Edrtor1,M1•1lyn Han t.e., Assoc Eolro1, Ehot l\aQ.an Asst. EdllOI. Maiy Et•on Ba•1e1t,. Research, ~nOa VIiar~ Pttoto cdilOI Ga ·I• t1 Art Otrector. R cna•o ll10111 Ht Art 01rect0f. Susan Pereira Art. Ba'!>4•• Ja:>on M,...dy Stanton RoY· rno Edrtor Peer Q!loen"'tmtr Con· trobutrng Wruers, S1w1ty ~n F;aoer JoM 0.0SOO Norman LOOseoZ. AM I Svmmer v P Mtg_ . & Dir. ot OperJt•ons, A1cnar<fM1t1en Makeup Mgr., l'loberta COiions Prod, Mat. C1111sbne Kraemer Planning, M1c!ll1e1 Mon•e,.,ur•o Ty009ral)n11, Det>r1 Rose v P·Ald Manaa•~ Ge111d S Wroe V Ii Western Mgr .. 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