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Home My WebLink About1981-12-17 - Orange Coast Pilot---- -.... ,.. -.._ --~ ................... , ..... _.~-.--........ -..... ....--,'!"""!cs~•-... •,..•u.• .... ~ .......... _ ... _,.•• ... 0111!90-.,.0,..-.. ...... ,..; ... u 114.__ .. ,lldllllCC• .. •1119••••£11119••••••••&••••!1111•2•! ·····1· .. --.---·-..,. •••••• ORAIGI COAST YllR lllUlll llllY Ml , THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFO RNIA 25 CENTS I I B 1Durder suspect puts guilt on By DA VJD KUTZMANN Of .. o.lty ........... Murder defendant Willie Ray Wisely of Huntington Beach stared directly at the Orange County Superior Court jury Wednesday and declared: "If you vote me guilty for sofn ething I didn't do, theri you're the murderers. Not me." Wisely, acting as his own lawyer, could be sent to San QUJ'Olin's Death Row if he is COIJVicted of first-degree murder wit.h special circumstances in the suffocation death .of his 61 -year-old ste pfather , Huntington Beach truck driver Robert Bray. Bray's body was found pinned beneath the 2,000 pound, tilt -away cab of his 1975 International Harvester tractor-trailer rig last March 9 on Springdale Street in Huntington Beach. The death was originally believed to be accidental, but police later charged Wisely and another man with the death after investigating claims or a jailhouse informant. Deputy District Attorney Ed Freeman, in his o pening statements to the eight-man, four-woman jury, said evidence would show that Wisely and the other man, James Dunagan, planned to kill Bray because he was learning too much about an alleged drug trafficking operation involving use of his truck. It is a lleged that the 29-year-old Wisely and Dunagan, who stands trial early next year, lowered the Ult-away cab over Bray as he lay beneath it attempting to do repair work. Freeman said the two men i!pparently tmpered with the truck so Bray would have to fix it. But Wisely, in a lengthy and emotional opening statement to the jury, denied he had any involvement in the death, which he claimed was accidental. Acknowledging that he didn't get along with his step((lther. Wisely said, "I may not have liked the man. But I'll tell you, I didn't drop that truck on him." But Freeman told the jury in Superior Court Judge Kenneth E . Lae's courtroom that the jailhouse informant, who shared a cell with Wisely in Los Angeles County Jail, was told by the defendant or how he had fooled police into thinking Bray's death was' an accident. The deputy district attorney said the prosecution witness would t estify bow Wi selv described the killing to him and how he had to .• get r¥t or the old fool." Wisely, however, attacked the c redibility of the wltne11, Richard Ki sh, saying, .. A person who wants to get out of jail points the finger at you and you're on trial for your life. "I want to tell you somet.hinl ... I'm mad as bell. I 'm fighting for my life. I'm lo jail without bail," the lon1-halred defendant said, adding, "'lbere was no crime committed." Church challenges · niartial law School bus plunges off bridge; 5 die PORT GIBSON, Miss. <AP> ...... A bus carrying more than 30 Y0'1ngsters to a Head Start school ran off a wooden bridge in the fog today and plunged 14 feet , burstin1 into flames. Authorities said four children and one aduJt were killed. Witnesses said the dead were trapped in the burning bus, which lay on its side in a creek bed below the bridge. . "There was an old lady In the bus and I tried and tried to pull her out 'of a window but I • couldn't because of the names and the smoke,·• said Dick Green, the first person to arrive at the wreck. Twenty-five people, most of them children, were treated for minor injuries and released from Claiborne County Hospital. Chas tity belt g i ven to Sch01itz LOS ANGELES CAP> - Proclaiming that ·'This is what we believe you are trying to foist on us," feminist attorney Gloria Allred presented a leather-and-chain chastity belt to state Sen. John Schmitz, a u t h or or a proposed anti-abortion amendment to the state consUtutlon. The biun'e lift was given to Schmitz, a Newport Beach Republican, on Wednesday after M9. Allred teaUfied before hjs Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendments. Allred called Scbmih' so-called "right -to-lire" aliendment the "single moet dan1erous anti -woman le1i1lation that has ever been plPC>Hd here.'' '\Ve 11 est you diacuu this d lee :ftt your wile, Mary, db see l.f ahe likes this form ol blhb cont.rot," Ms. Allred 84ded, preMntinl Schmit.a with Ult chutlt.J belt. An aide aald that Schmlta :wasn't land. "He didn't HY aaythlnl or do anYlhins, be JUlt eedured lt atmeally," he aaid. M 1 . Allred, in a fl•ry -prb-aborUan apeeeh, dffcrl~ Seaate Constltutlona1 Amead ment 2t -Schmits' propoaal -u ''tbe com~ pre1nancy amendment.' Sbe tlld she b.cl hed aa. abortion benelt, that lt wu a "horrible espertence" but that women llM>uld have the rt1bt to make ~own chotce."' '•' Three children and one adult were admitted with more serious injuries. Port Gibson Police Chief Harvey Jones said the accident occurred in tbe fog on a gravel road off Mississippi 548 about seven miles east of HermanviUe, about 10 miles east of Port Gibson. The bus belonging to the local H ead Start program for preschool children was making its morning round to pick up children. George Berryhill, employed by a ranch located a few hundred yards from the accident, said be and Green, the ranch manager, pulled several children from the burning bus. "When I got there, my boss had already helped a lot of the children out or the bus and they were climbing up the bank," Berryhill said. "He told me there were more children in the bus but that he had done all he could." "I got out three children, including one girl that had her coat on fire," he said. "I just threw her in the creek to put out the fire and then picked her up." He said the children told him that others were in the bus "but it was burning and thert! was no way to get inside." Green said the woman he tried to rescue had suffered a head injury and appeared dazed. · Berryhill said he and Green went to the scene after "hearing a loud thump and a horn blow. .. When I got there the bus was · resting on its side below the wooden bridge and it was burning." Boy, 9 , cited for. courage LONDON (AP> -A 9-year-old boy who rel"9ed to tell three robbers where to find bia mother's Jewelry was amon1 10 British children cited for coura1e. The children, •led 4 to 11, recielved the elthtb annual Cblldren of Coura1e Awards ln • eeretnony •Wednesday at WeatmfnsCer Abbe;. Princes• Michael of Kent, ~hose husband Prince Michael ii a cousin of Queen Elizabeth If, presented the awards. Darren Daly, I , or Rpt0m, Surrey, was honored for refu1ins to cooperate with thrM bandJta who broke lnto bl1 home while he and bia eo.year-old trandmother were alone. • • TEARFUL REUNION A single teardrop rolls down the cheek of Jimmy Wilson as he meets his father. Jav Wilson. in a Gastonia. ~.C .. bus station. It was their first meeting in 36 years each had thought the other was dead. Jackie charges harassment Clai ms photographer ruined her summer va~ation . NEW YORK (AP t -A teary-eyed Jacqueline Onassis testified that a celebrity photographer made her summer vacation intolerable, rulned her son's and dau1hter's graduation and only jeered at her when she threatened to lake him to court. "You will take me to court, will you Jackie?" Mrs. Onassis quoted Ron Galella u saylnt during a confrontaUon outside a Manhattan movie th,ater n July. "When I came out of the theater, Galella wu blocking my path," Mrs. Onusl1 testified Wednesday on tbe aecond day ol a hearlnt on her cbar1e that be violated an ordet to stay at leut 25 feet from her and 30 feet from her children, Caroline and John Kennedy. ''He WU .. CIOle u a foot. I wanted to fet away from tboM I• -c« • tu.I, but b• ... Ptnc all around ln front and •ck ol me, ao no taxl could IH mt .'' Jira. Onuett, tbe wtdow of u .................... Jolm f'. Knl.H!dJ, w• ~4Jed • .... delivered her testimony before U.S. District Court Judge Irving Ben Cooper, who issued the 1175 order restricting Galella. The photographer has gained International publicity taldnt pictures of Mn. Onassis and the Kennedy children. ''I was extre~ely acltated, upset -deapairint in a way - because I thou1ht that be was going to start all over a1aln," she said. • After hearinl testimony from Mrs. Ona11l1, her dau1bter, Galella and others, Cooper reserved decision on whether Galella should be cited ror contempt. The Judie asked attorneys for both slaes to file le1al memoranda to aupport their , poslUons. Mr1. Onaull d .. crlbed her reactiona to Galella'• bebavt• durin1 the mo•Je·tbeater confroataUbn and two other oce...._ u "coalm•, f11IM ancl ...,.,aUon ... .. Aki .... dolla't ........ Galella t.ktl ber ptetwe .._ • la bother .. ''•Mli '9 ~ ~dOM-........... A and makes other people stare at me." She testified that on Labor Day, Galella harassed her at her home on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetta, and on another occasion accoet.ed her as lbe attended a dance performance on Broadway. ·'The happiest Ume of the year this sum mer 1radually be1an to become intolerable," Mrs. Pnasai1 said. ''Re ruined my son'• graduaUon at Andover; be ruined my dau1bter'1 graduation at Harvard." Galella denied be had trted to harass Mrs. Ona11l1 or her dau1bter but aaid'be ml1ht have inadvertenUy approached wltbln 25 feet of Mn. Onaull wbUe concentratln1 an h1a camera. "I may have broken th• dlat•nce but lt wa• aot lntenUonal," be Hid. -1 c-.t carry 1 tape measure with me." A I k e d U D d e r ero11-es1minatloa If be bad otteyed Ooaper'a ordw, OaJ.ai. replt911; "h tbe belt of 111.1 ..... ~. v .... .. ~ =' te9tUW MrlMr <IM~ h .. AI> t. Polish strikers assaulted IS;Y The Aaaoclated Presa • Poland's m{lrti~law relime battled strikers with troop assaolts and mass arrests and tbre-atened "the moat aenre punishment" for anyone t.akial part in demonstratiom today cm the anniversary oC a 1170 l abor rebellion. Violators will "pay accordinc to the ruthlessly binding letter ol martial law," the army newspaper said. In other developments , reports from Poland said lJ'OOPI backed by armored vehicles broke Into the Gdansk shipyards Wednesday to crush a strike and Poland's powerful Roman Catholic Church challen1ed the government's martial law decrees and the policy of mua irrests. In Strasbourg, France, Britilb Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington told the E uropean Parliament "there has aJIDOlt certainly been some loss ol lile" since martial law was declared In Poland. ·'In the past 48 boura, tbe Polish skies have continued to darken," Carrington said. "We a re familiar wi\b nat ura l disasters. But here in the heart of our Continent is a man-.....S. disaster on a col06sal scale.'' Carrinttoo did oQt IQ wb.et evidence be bad ol loa ol Ute la Poland, but unconfirmed reports from Paris on Wednesday apoke of nine dead since t he proclamation ol martial law. Carrington also said there bas been an "ominous sUence" ftom Polish authorities a bout <~ POLAND, P•• Al) 111111 CUit Wllllli Patchy nigh t and momibC fot near cout. Otherwise fair l'rld ay with hilb cloudlneu. Lowa tonight 53 aloq cout, .. inlan d . Hi1b1 Frld a7 upper IOI at beactaes, 75 to 83 inland. Detalll Pa1e AJ. '11111 11111 Tlw ...... for~-.. 1Upp•d dro1uca uw ·••4 ~·--......., '°' .... t1'ot1 prod•oUoa CHSt . OJffdaU ... "'°'** ....... for Arieollo. P.oge Bf. , .•. n ••• 444 , ••• aces a cc 3 a a a a a a c a a ...... "" . Orqe Ooeat DAILY PILOTffhuraday. December 17, 1981 Residents of Leszno. Poland. downtown delicatessen in th•~ photo. wh1 r h wa~ madt• a\ ailahlc \\'t•11tw~da .' in S tuttgart. WC'st nl•rman~ From Page A1 P OLAND ARRESTS INCREASE • • • Solidarity leader Lech Wa lesa. wanting this "deserves the most In Rome, the Italian news severe punishment." a g e n cy A NS A s a i d i l s M artiaJ • law regulations call c orr espondent in Wars aw for summar y trials of solcliers reported Polish authorities were and civilians in militarized trying lo force Walesa to make a industries violating the rules . ... £~V speech in favor of "national wiih punishme nt ranging from "~a ce " But Wa l esa, he ld two years in jail to execution. outside Warsaw, was "resisting Wa r s aw r adio s aid · t h at j\ ~pd waiting" to be allowed to de m onstrations were planned i e P o I a n d ' s p r i m a l e • for the anniversary of the 1970 chbishop Jozef Glemp. It said food riots in Gdansk. harbinger !'d' e report reached ANSA 's or the labor rebellion a decade '.10f a ris offi ce through "private later that the Communist Party 1~bannels." is trying to contain. ; ·The Polis h army paper-;-...... · The l ea d er oT t"o1ln s ~olnierz Wolnosci, said today powe rful R oman Ca tholic of11)at documents seized over the Church, breaking his silence on :)8~eekend from the Wars aw the Communist government's ~hapter of Solidarity called on military crackdown, accused the soldiers to kill their officers and regime of terrorizing the nation. for the labor federation lo take .. . power m the event of m artial ~ur suf~ermg is tha.t of the law. The article, broadcast by e n~i~e nation, ler~?rtze~ by Warsaw Raclio, said there was milit a r y. f o r ce , sa ~d a only one choice for Poles : statement issued by Archb1s~op "N 5 pport whatever for the Jo.zef Glemp , the P o lis h noo-0 u . . a p r 1 m a t e , a n d t h e c h u r c h ~adm.en an~ political che ls hierarchy, according to reports 1td;re n u.~d with the lust for from Poland. •filPwer Referring to the documents mtHlegedJy found at Solidarity's otWars'aw chapter. the paper s aid l)Jt~at not one drop or Polish blood must be spill ed a nd anyone sin Martial law "constitutes a blow ... to the hopes and exl>ectalions of society." said the statement. "The uncertainty a nd powerless ness of the . workers have caused emotions. bitterness, disgust." The statement called for the freeing of prisoners and said that until they are liberated "they should have human conditions of imprisonment, for we know of numerous excesses concerning the imprisonment of certain people in cold places without warm clothing." Reports from Poland said the c hu rc h wa s e nga ged in hi gh -level talks with th e C.g.m.IDJUl.isJ J'Pgi rue aimed at resolving the crisis. Pope John Paul II appealed for a "return to the road of renewal" in his native Poland, and said "the force and the authority of power is expressed in dialogue and not through the use of violence." A I t hough a gover n m e nt blackout on com munications continued to restrict information on the situation in Poland, reports from various sources made plain that troops and riot police were invading major industrial plants held by sit-in st rik ~r s pro tes ting the susp ension of Solidarity on Sunday a nd ·th e a rrest or thousands of their leaders. ~ther :·~urprised Door-to-door ticket ysnake case brings suit SAN BERNARDINO IAPI - Som e people take baths with little rubber duckies but others prefer privacy. One man Wedne s da y a fle rnoon wasn't too pleased with the reptilian addition to his bathtub. He was about to take a bath when he discovered that a six.foot snake had beat him to the tub. City animal control offi cer Peg Howell a rrived at the scene and was greeted by the man "who was ready to blow the snake away with a rifle." Inside the tub, M"s. Howell found not a rattlesnake, but a python of unknown species. Using a noose. Howell was able to catch t he snake and place it inside a plastic trash bag. The s nake apparently belonged to previous tenants who kept large numbers of reptiles. This one reportedly got 1:1 way and had been in hiding behind the bathroom walls while the new tenants moved in. Ms . Howell said s he guessed the creature crawled out of a hole in t he waJl sometime during ' the day, made its way into the tub and then found it couldn't get out. She said she did not learn how long the new tenants had lived In the house. "My knees were knocking the whole time and I for.got to ask." Vets Hanoi-bound NEW YORK I AP> -Four' Vietnam veterans have headed fo r Hanoi, sayini they had "no illusions'' abou~· their former adversaries but hoped to get information about A1ent Orahge and missing s~rvicemen. A Westminster man who sold amateur volleyball exhibition tickets door to door has been sued by the Orange County District Attorney's Office on allegations that he kept most or the ticket money. Pros ecutors are seeking $300,000 in damages against Nick Dizdar, o p e rator of All·&late Volleyball Association. According to the suit, Dizdar told prospective ticket buyers ticket costs were tax-deductible, a "substantial portion" of the money went toward player development and extra tickets would be u sed t o invite handicapped youths to the matches. Deputy District Attorney Woman hit bytruckin Mesa critical A Santa Ana woman remains in c ritical condition today after bein g s truc k Wednes d ay morning in Costa Mesa as she walked lo work. J osephine Martinez, 53, was transported to Fountain Valley Community Hospital Trauma Center with head and chest injuries s ustained' in the 7 a .m. accident at Newport Boulevard and Bay Street. Police said the womiw was crossing Newport Boulevard on her way to work when the accident occurred. "'The driver, Michael 'trotter, i9, of Costa Mesa, told police the light was green as he proceeded into the i n t e r s e c ti o n a t N e ·w po r t Boulevard and Bay Street. Police said investigation Is conlloum,. _....., CIHIMed ............ 114,1142...n AM otMr departlMnta 142-4111 MAINC>ffa ..... .., ... c.... ...... CA. ~---· .. , .. C-. ..... CA..,. Diane Slavenhagen claimed uus week none or the statements was true. The association, she said, never even formed a team but did sponsor one tournament for local high school teams. She said a court order will be r equested in January forcing Dizdar to refrain from making fraudulent sales pitches and to pay back contributions. Some bus inesses. she s aid, paid as muc h a s $100 each t o the association. All-State is not related to the fo rmer American Ni t ion al Volleyball Association, another g roup that specialized i n door-to-door ticket sales. That group, which s ponsor e d an Ol ympic-caliber team, went bankrupt a year ago. Dizdar, however, is a former e·mployee o r ANYA . Ms . Stavenhagen said. From Page A1 PHOTOS ••• that she was "m an absolute panic" on Labor Day when Gale lla hopped out of a car and stood in the middle or a Ma rtha's Vineyard roadway as s he bicycled towa rd him. She said she had to turn her bike into the wrong traffic lane to avoid him . The manage r of Broadway's Winter Garden theater, Manuel Levine, and Mrs. Kennedy's co mpanions at the dance performance, Harr y and • Twanette Garvey, all testified that Galella was within 10 feet or Mrs. Onassis on Sept. 23. "My favorite, and to me the biggest celebrity In the ~rid, is Jacqueline Onassis," Galella said. " . "Galella, In a news capacity, as a photo-journalist, merely photographs Mrs. Onassis and her children from time to time in a reasonable manner ," said Galella's lawyer, Marvin M . Ml\chelson .. Teller wounded, critically shot LONG BEACH <A?> -FBJ aaents said the robber who held up a savin111 and loan and abot a" teller, apparently wltboul provocation, may be t.ht same min they are 1eek_in1 ln sill' other recent Southern C.UJOC"Dla bank robberlet. \ .a,. . . . Midwest buried • m snow Weather blamed for 11 deaths across U.S. since Monday By The Atsoclated Pre11 A s no ws torm blitzed the Midwest with foot·d~ep snow and sub-zero cold as It pushed eastward today and the cities of the . Northeast braced f~elr third wintry assault I four days. The snowy weather acros the <'ountry has been blamed.ro at least 11 deaths since Monday. Ten school children we11e injured In Indianapolis today when a car skidded at a n' intersection In 5-inch snow and plowed into a group of students wailing ror a bus. A medical aid at the scene s aid none of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening, · but some or the children, who ranged in age from 10 to 15, s uffered multiple fractures. back and neck injuries. The National Weather Service said the storm dumped more than a root of snow on northeast' Missouri and central Illinois before surprising southern W~st Patchy fog to linger until weekend Patc h es o f dense and unusually wet fog settled over the Orange Coast early today, 'halting comm er cial airline trave l out of John Wayne Airport for the second straight day. The fog, whi c h weather offi cials said seemed heavier in inland areas today. is expected to move in again this evening and linger through Friday. A spokesman for the National We ather Bureau s aid the fog normally has been breaking up by mid-day and returning by nightfall. Commercial flights from John Wayne Airport never got off the ground early this morning. By 9 a m., AirCal had canceled six incoming flights and three outbound fli ghts . Mark Peterson. a spokesman for AirCal, said passengers were be ing ad vised to t ravel to Ontar io International Airport. He warned , however, that acti vity at that airport was congested becau se or fog shutdowns al John Wayne and Los Ange les In ternational Airport Heavy fog Wednesday evening halted comme r cial airline activity at the county airport for six hours. Peterson estimated visibility at the airport today at less than 700 feet. He said pilots need visibility of 2,400 feel to take orr. Along the coast, though, the fog wasn't as soupy. In Newport Beach, visibility was estimated to be haH a mile. Weather officials said the Cog, which has plagued the Orange Coast all week. is being caused by moist marine air moving inland over cold surfaces. The unusually wet fog reported today. weather officials explained . was caused by a marine layer which reportedly contained more moisture than normal. Fires doused Vlr&lnla where It wa1 comlnl down al the rate of 2 Inches an hour. Interstate highways across the nation's heartland were clogged. A police dispatcher In Cincinnati, which got its first taste of heavy snow of the season with 4 inches on the ground, said, "Interstate 71 is pretty bad People a re j ust leaving their cars where they get stuck.'' The storm also left up to 7 inches of snow in central. northwest a nd so uth east Nebras ka . a nd 4 inc h es in northe rn Kentucky. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch t o day for parts of Massac husetts, Pennsyl van1a and Maryland, 1:1nd snow was forecast in Connecticut and New York. ·'It was waist deep when I went out to my cruiser to go to work this m orning," said Massa chusetts state police Troope r Todd Be ll of the barracks in Pittsfield, which got 6 inches of snow Tuesday and a nother foot Wednesday. Other parts o f the state. including Boston, got rain and only a little snow. "With the wind blowing, we got 4· lo 5-fool drifts." Bell said. The snow forced the closing of most sc hools in western Massachusetts . The steady snowfalls follow two seasons of little or no snow for Massachusetts and other parts of New England. Concord. N.H., already has had 21.5 mches of snow this month more than twice as much as 1t got In all or December 1980. "We 're snowed in. pal," reported a truck stop operator near Albany, N.Y .. where about 14 inches of fresh snow fell . ·'There's a whole bunch of trucks waiting lo leave. I was the onJy guy to make it to work today," said Charlie SanWI at the truck stop on the New York Thruway. A 56-year-old man who drove a tredded snow vehicle up Mouflt Washington in New Hampshire spent the night ma Berlin, N.H .. h,ospltal after being lost for nearly fwe hours Wednesday in blinding snow and high winds. Phil Labbe was being examined to see whether he had frostbite. More than 200 schools were closed in New York State on Wednesday as up to 14 inches of snow choked the Catskills and winds gusted up to 46 mph. The Albany area had a foot of snow, one day after a storm dropped up to 6 inches of snow .. The northern suburbs of New Yo rk City, northern New Jersey and parts of New England got at least a foot of snow. There were 8 inches of new snow in western Mar yland a nd central a nd eastern Pennsylvania. A bout 34,000 r esidents in Philadelphia a nd 1n the Allentown and Lancaster areas lost power Wednesd ay as lines were knocked down. but most ser vice had been restored by nightfall. About 2,000 homes and businesses lost electricity in Connecticut. .. ,w .......... LOS ANGELES <AP l -· Two s mall fires said to be or suspicious origin were quickly doused in a 27-story building housing Crocker Bank offices on Ventura Boulevard, an official s aid. 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CHRISTMAS REUNION Harrie t Nelson . -wife on the old .. Ozzie & Harriet"'' television s how. chats with some of the cast from the earl ~· show during taping for a Christmas special th1~ week At left seated 1s Parle~: Baer. standing 1s Don DeFort• t:1nd center is David Nelson. The progr am 1s scheduled for this Sunda~· in this area Senator cut oul of actre•• photo Sen. Alfoue D' Ama&o la a fan of Raquel Welclt and think• she's a "star-span1led 1lrl," but 1omethint has come between the senator· a nd the actress -Mlss Welch's husband. Miss We lc h , who just finished a two-week stint in Broadway's "Woman of the Year," presented an award to composer Jerry Hermu at a benefit for the Oaytop Village Foundation at the Le s Mouches nightclub. D' A ma to, a New York R epub li ca n . wa s a co-presenter. When the senator went over to meet the actress, Miss Welch refused to pose with him and turned away, saying, "I will not pose with l his man because my husband does not want me to." It was not known why her husband. writer-producer Andr e Weinfeld , disapproved. At a committee hearing, Rep. James Weaver, D·Ore., took Int e rior Secre tary James Watt to tas k for telling a group of Californta farmers ther e we re two kinds of people in the United States -Americans and liberals . .. If you take it seriously, you're the only one who takes it s e riously," Watt told ' Weaver . "It was a comment made in jest. It got a good lau g h . It was a good one-liner." Weaver was not satisfied. "Then liberals are the same as Americans?·• be asked the outspoken interior secretary. "I suppose some of ffiem are." Watt replied. Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan was admitted to a Washington hospital for tests after suffering a dizzy spell for the second time in less than a week,-& spokesman said. A department statement q uoted doctor s at George Was hi ngton Universit y Hos pital a s s aying the s ecretary "h ad so me d iscomfort but was in excellent condition." ·A woman suing actor Peter Strauss for more than $1 million under the state's Lee Marvin "palimony" law - seek~ng CQqlmunity property and damages even though the couple never married - won an interim victory in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge Dlckran Tevrlzlan Jr. denied a demurrer that Sltaaa Hoffman's palimon~ suit against Strauss, star or the TV series "Rich Mao, Poor Man" and "Masada," did not fall within the bounds of the Marvin case. in which Mlc bele Triola Marvin similar)y sued actor Marvin for community property. Fair and warm Coastal LIQlll winds lhrouQll 1on1101lll o.com1no west to wutllwttl I lo •: knou In alltrnoo~ t to 1 1001 wutorly swell. Fair 111rauo11 Frloav California Fair tllrOUQll Tllur\day W•rmer <oastai encl vallo •••u toda¥ Or•noe County c.., ••CMKI ""''"• IOQ n.ar bea<f'les HIQll• today ano Friday r-ino from ._, 60s •• M•<hes. to uooer 10J int•nd •rt•' L-s-StoU Valleys CM' upe<I "•OM IS 10 u . 1-• Int,,. olOs anc:I SO\ North lo -111eMt winos IS-)0 mpf\ through tonlgl!t In mountains. H\911• botll dav• SS lo u L~ 1S 10 JS Nortlte<n deWrU will llave lllQM In the •Os. lows )2 lo d SOutllern deMrtS can ••P«1 lllQh• 61 10 71. I-• In Ille .ee>s. Northern anO Central California will be ...-uy lair 1oclay and Fr1day MorniftQ IOQ In valleys Cllanu ol rain '" _, -·· W><•adl"9 soutlt tonlQM U.S. sumniary_ Snowstorms hit !ht Paclfl< Nor111Wffl. Ille centrel Great Plat"' eflCI th• _,,,.aSl, -llvt -It we re r eported k ilt ed In weether·reteted lrafllc •«•dt fth W~y. 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The same 24 -hour answering servlce may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mallbol contributor• mu1t Include their name and telephone number for verillcation. No circulation calls, please. Teltu~ what's on your mind t 4 6 a 0 , 4 a c Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Thur1day, December 17, 1981 s POLISH PROTEST -Janet Pelichowski and he r son Jim decorate their home with protest signs instead or Christmas decorations . The • ...., .......... .,... C o s ta Mesa woman is protestin g tile imposition of m a rtial la w in Poland. Her signs are a small voice . against tyranny in Poland By JODI CADENHEAD Of .. Delly,_ S'9ft Janet Pelichowski was only 5 when German troops invaded Poland in 1939. There was nothing she could do. Today, 42 years later. the Costa Mesa woman conceded that there may still be nothing she CaJ\ do about the troubled nation. But that didn't stop the blond mot her of six from doing something Monday morning. Down came the jovial Santa Claus decorating the garage door at 1213 McCormack Lane and up went a barrage of hand painted protest signs denouncing the state of emergency gripping the Eastern European nation. Although she was raised in New York and can trace her roots back to the first American settlers, she believes that her husband's name rorever binds her and her children to Poland. He r husband's grandfather was the last Pelichows ki to actuaUy Ute in Poland. But that does n 't make he r a ny less Polish. she explained. .. My children .a r e Polish. We're Polish," she s aid. "My kids don't think they're anything else but Polish. They're proud or it ... She <lidn 't go to bed until 4 a.m. Monday after hearing that the Communist government had imposed martial law, curtailing travel and detaining Solidarity Union leaders. ·'I do feel it will happen again ," s he said likening Poland's crisis to the one racing Hungary in 1956 when Soviet troops killed 7 ,000 protesters. "I'm just a voi ce in the dark. I'm nobody. History will repeat itself." In anger and frustration she stapled nine signs to her garage door, including. one edged in black felt that reads, "This is not a Polish joke.'· Indeed , it is not. Mrs. Pelichowski said she hopes the signs make people aware that what is happening in Poland has happened elsewhere in the world. Although she doesn't favor Am erican intervention in Poland, she objects strenuously to what she terms a ''passive attitude" on the part of the public and government leaders. "Passivity Is going to be the end of us. I refus.e to be passive anymore," s aid Mra . Pelichowski. "Things hap"plen too fast today." Mrs. Pelichowski seems like a woman determined to make ber point. She wears a black om band around her forear1n. explaining that the cause for mourning may unfortunately ex t e nd far be yond tbe approaching new year. "I'm here. I'm free. I can do this," she said. "But if I ,#tu ther e I couldn't have gotten h second staple in the si~n ." C.ar given G WC A $17,000 electric car has been donated to Golden West College for use as a demonstration model in the college's electric car construction course. The Fiat Strada, a gift from the L.A. Gauge Co., Is 1 "state of the art" vehicle. according1.o instrut:tor David Jarman. The Golden West course allows students to design and build a prototype electric cal as an experimental model. Six sucb cars are now under construct.ioa at the college on Drexel and Heritage Upholstered Floor Samples Sofas and Chairs Discontinued Dining Room, Bedroom Furniture, Uving Room Tables and Book Cases -,~1 • .i. Your Favorite Oet1gner Will Be Happy To Auill You ~ UIS HA•totta ... COSTA MISA .•4Mns, H.J.GAl\~ETf fURNlllJRE PROFESSIONAL HOUR9: Mon. ttwv ,,_,., 11 a.a. .. IP.•• INTERIOR OESIGNEAS ,rt. 10 •·"'·to IP·"'· .... 10 a,fft, to 1:30 P·"'· 1 -----"l!l"~l!l!!!!l!~::::i''~~-.-.-.-.~-.-.-.-~. --.,. 4 ....... a a o 4 a 5 3 0 0 4 • .. _ s Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Oecemb4tr 17, 19',1 '<BOSTON <AP> -Harvard ~ical School has appointed a mittee to recommend ways p revent scientific fraud W-. a heart researcher's l•ioa that he falstried data ltJ... experiment. Dll'lle falsified d ata "had ..atw.c to do with patient care," none of the researcher's k that could not be verified been preaented to the • entlfic community," Or, Diel Tosteson, dean or the 'l}f!llcal acbool, said Tuesday, i !e commiUee is comprised lftciala from Harvard and r institutions, and it is to rt on the case and make e general recommendations y next year. r osteaon appointed the ' mlttee at the request of Or, ene Braunwald, chief or diclne at Brigham and m en and Beth Israel pitala, It was Braunwald con.fronted the researcher, osteeon's office issued a brief meat on the case Tuesday ,1bt which said an l eatlcation was begun ~ediately and "the individual ltted tbia serious mistake," ltbouah the statement d\d not l4 ¥ the resear cher . - 1lflwrapJ*i a new rule tbat allowa representatlvea to earn twice u much aa before for speeches and other profesalonal appearancea. The new limit would be 30 percent of their $60,862 salary, or •t&,198.80. Tbe Senate trimmed ltl tree wllb a more ceneroua tax deduction for aenatora and congresamen who maintain a second home in the Waabiqton area. Tbe House bad already passed that · bill; the Senate accepted it with a minor change that directs the Internal Revenue service to detennibe how much lawmakers may Tosteson has confirmed it was Or. John Darsee, 33. .. We're not dealing with any hint of criminality," Tosteson said. "We'd like to have as fair a process as possible." Oarsee came to Harvard's c ardiovascular research laboratory in 1979 from Emory University Medical School in Atlanta. Other researchers accused Oarsee of fabric~ting data in a cardiac experiment involving animals last May, Tosteson said. Officials from Harvard and Brigham and Women said Oarsee had not kept the original electrocardiogram tracings requested by a superior, but instead of repeating the ex periments, gathered new readings on a do& in minutes but indicated they were gathered_ over several days. He reportedly took the action in anger over the superior's request . Oarsee could not be found for comment and is not listed in the Boston telephone directory. The Harvard University faculty directory list~d Oarsee as a Boston resident, but did not provide a telephone number for him. Orig. $86-$88 II s the sweater buy of the season. And the sweater look making news on both sides of the Atlantic. Our super-soft. delicately knitted pullovers jn white. gold and khaki acryltc/mohair/nylon/metalhc .. as wonderful with 1eans as they are with a dressy skirt for night Just two from our collection left. the collared pullover. and right , the roll neck pullover All, for S·M·l. Robinson·s Sweaters. 1 To order, call toll-free 1-800-523-7900. .. ' deduct without showlnt any proof. The new deduction also will be available to businessmen wbo maintaln a second home for workioa purpoees. The Senate attached the aecond home deduction to a bill that doubles the excise tax on coal from ,two to four percent. The money would be uaed to bolster the troubled black-lung. fund for miners. The House approved a two-year $11.9 billion foreign aid lluthorization blll requested by Reagan. It rejected appeals from Reps. Paul N. Mccloskey, R-Calif., and Paul Findley, R·Ill., to suspend $2.2 billion in aid to Israel because of its annexation Monday or the Golan Heights. Later the House passed a separate $11.5 billion foreign ajd appropriation. also on Reagan's wis h list, and sent it to the Sen~te. "We have given the president or the United States everything he wanted," wailed House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill of Massachusetts. who presided over a House with a Democratic m ajorily but ;i Republican voting record. One or the most hotly contested items a ll year, the minimum Soc ial Sec urity benefit, survived 1981 intact. The Hou s e voted 412 ·10 Wednesday to leave the $122 minimum payment alone for the 3 mi Ilion peo ple al r e ady receiving it, though it would exclude most prospective newcome rs from joining the minimum's rolls. Last August, Congress had targeted the minimum benefit for elimination next March as part of Reagan 's budget package. But the president, hit , with widespread pro t ests. reversed himself and called for the payment noor to be restored. "N() one considers this more than a temporary response to the longterm needs of the Social Security system.·· said Rep. Dan Rostellkowski, 0 -111. "I have no doubt we will consider next year the lone-rang e finan cial d emands." .. ... .. UPS'IDE DOWN CAKES - A White Plains. N Y .. fireman guards bakery truck after it overturned on a snow-covered roadway. The .,, ........... truck came to a halt after knocking down a utility pole. Stage set for abortion fight P.anel backs. amendment, allowing regulation, ban WASHINGTON <AP) -A Senate Judiciary subcommittee has unanimously approved a proposed constitutional amendment to let both Congress and the slates ban or regulate abortion. The 4-0 vote Wednesday sets the stage for a long, intense battle over abortion next year in both the full Senate Judiciary Committee, and then on the Senate floor. The vote came Jess thari two hours after the la.st witness testified before the s ubcommittee on the Constitution. It was the second piece of an ti -abortion legis lation appr oved by a Judiciary s ubcommittee. The rirst, pushed by Sen. Jesse Helms. R-N.C. would define lire as beginning at conception, thus giving a fetus constitutional rights and malting a bortion illegal. It was approved by a different subcommittee. Noting the country's sharp extremes of opinion, Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, subcommittee c hairman, said his proposed amendmept "wlll give us a free-standing debate to do what is right on this issue." The proposed amendment declares "a right to abortion is n o t sec ured b y this Constitution." It says Congress and stat.es "shall have the concurrent power to restrict and prohibit abortions." A slate law would have precedence if it is more restrictive than federal legislation. The Hatch amendment seeks to repeal the 1973 Supreme Court decision which' legalized most abortions . Sen. Patrick Leahy, D· Vt., said he refused to vote on the proposed amendment because members had not had time to analyze testimony. Besides Hatch, those voting for the amendment were C harles Grassley, R -Iowa, Strom Thurmond, R-S.C. and chairman of the full Senate Judiciar y Committee, and Dennis OeConcini, 0 -Ariz. The ame,pdment was endorsed by one o f the larges t anti-abortion organizations in the country, the National Rlght to Life Committee, and by the U.S. Catholic Conference. However, it was denounced Wednesday by a major anti -abortio n political organization as ·'the Catholic Bishops Amendment." Paul Brown or the Life Amendment Political Action Committee said l~e proposal shows "how a politically naive bureaucracy like the U.S. Catholic Conference can be sold a bill or goods by crass politi cia n s and their status-hungry statrs." Brown wants a simple amendme nt whic h would prohibit abortions.· The Hatch amendment would require a two-thirds vote of the Senate and ratification by three-fourths of the states . The H ~lm s bill would take a r9ajority vote of both Houses of Congress to become I aw , although critics have said it is unconstitutional. The Robnsons Gift SAL~ '39.99-• l , GIVE HER OUR lACY ITALIAN SWEATERS(J GLEAMED WITtt·METALLI • • SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOUf'S. 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The U.S. S upreme Court a llowed the reversal of the conviction by the lower courts to stand when it refused to hear arguments In the case. Crew wrote his letter to the U.S. Supreme Court on May 28, distributing copies to the news media. Cr ew said in his letter. "It Is difficult to understand how a system of laws conceived to protect innocent people can become twisted to give freedom to a person who deliberately ·ki,.lls three innocent human beings, thereafter confesses four times ... and with all or this Settlement reached in paramedic clash PALM SPRINGS (AP> -Two physicians and a woman who said they were ha ndled with excessive force when police took them into custody for allegedly inte rfering with a paramedic have settled their claims out of court. Jn an agreement reached this week, the city of P alm Springs will pay $1,150 each to cover attorney's fees to Dr. Leslie Schoenfield. 49, of Bever ly Hills, a gas l roe n le r o'l o gist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center; his wife, Connie, 46, and Dr. Peter Barrett, 47 , of Rancho Palos Verdes. As part of the agreement, the three signed releases or all lia bilily claims against the city, s aid City Attorney William Adams. In a letter sent with the checks for the $1,150, Mayor John Doyle expressed regret about the Nov. 14 incident at the Gene Autry Hotel. ·'Nol the least unfortunate aspect of this event was the e xt ens iv e pub l icity it e n gendered , s h ed din g unwarranted adverse light on Dr. Barrett, Dr. Schoenfield and Mrs. Schoenfield and the other physicians and the other parties involved, all of whom ap~r to have been motivated by good intentions." Doyle said. Police took the three into custody al the hotel after a paramedic reported that a group of doctors attending a medical seminar were interfering with her treatment of Sarah Flam. 66, of Sherman Oaks . The victim. who had suffered a heart attack during a wedding anni versary celebration. has since recovered. · The Schoenfields and Barrett accused p o li ce o f u sin g excessive force in a rresting them. but Police Chief Thomas Kendra said an investigation into the allegations indicated "there was no misconduct by the offi cers. nor any e x cessive force." · Wendy Hamilton. the city's risk managf>r who handles such claims, said the practice of "buying up claims ... is not an admission of wrong; it's just good r is k manageme nt to prevent lengthy and costly court proceedings, p.articularly when the city is self-insured." somehow finds that freedom awaits him ... "No wonder the citizens in this country refer lo attorneys in a disrespectful fashion and to many of OUfi. courts with a comparable lack or respect." After Crew wrote the letter, he received a letter from the Bar si gned by attorney Phillip Martin . But Ma rtin told a reporter he could n either "confirm nor deny'' that an 1 investigation was under way because of s tate laws on confidentiality. Crew said, however, "I think the State Bar would very much like to punish me for having the audacity to say som e thing n egative about the h ighe r courts. I think I have the right as a citizen of this country to c r iticize the Supreme Court when it makes a terrible decision." Crew said he does not know what form or depth the Bar investigation will take. He said his impression is that the Bar a nticipat es holding closed bearings, but Cr ew s aid he wanted an open hearing. He said he wrote the letter to the n ation 's highest court because. "I was just plain mad at those guys." Braeseke was convicted in an Alameda County Superior Court trial in 1977 of murdering his parents and gr andfather in the family's Dublin home. But the appeal contended that the con victio n s h o uld be reversed becau se t hre e confessions Braeseke made were invalid. The appeal argued that Braeseke told officers he wanted to talk to them "off the record" although his legal rights were read to him before the confessions were recorded. Late r in 1977 , 8raeseke voluntarily told reporter Mike Wallace on the "60 Minutes" television program that he had killed the people while under the influence of the drug PCP . Prosecuto r s c l a im that without the televised confession they will virtually have no case against Braeseke, who 1s still in c us tody and facing retrial January 7 . ~~ Mystery V1 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 17, 1981 s -~-.......... STATE YULE TREE -Visitors look over Lhe decorated Christmas tree in the east wing of the Capitol in Sacramento. The 25-foot-tall Douglas fir was grown in the Placerville a rea Underwater birth backed by parents SAN FRANCISCO · IAPJ - Paren ts o f a girl born , underwater in a converted horse trough say they are convinced the aquatic birth was less traumatic for both the mother and baby. Marilyn Rodgers. 30. and her husband Bill Rodgers , 41, both San Francisco musicians, said that they believe in the benefits of underwater birth, a procedure that some medical authorities believe can be dangerous. Mrs . Rodgers gave birth on Nov . 18 to their daughter, M e rlina , who r ema ined submerged in the warm, salty water for a bout 10 minutes before being lifted from the galvanized steel tub. The father said the baby, whi le s till attached to the umbilical cord and presumably still receiving oxygen from its mother, "seemed lo swim" while underwater, t hen fe ll asleep before being brought to t he surface. The infant began breathing s pontaneously upon emerging, he said , adding that a check-up at a local hospital the next day s howed !lothing amiss. Ho we ver, som e doctors r e main s k e pti cal of the wocedure's alleged benefits and cite such hazards as infection, res piratory complications and drowning The event was the se cond underwater birth reported in California in the last week, the other occurring in San Clemente last week. About 50 such births have been reported from the Soviet Union in recent years. beast AJ sighted?)·. LOS ANGELES (AP) -~ I six weekJ at an isolated j~ lake in Africa, an expedition hu } returned to cl vilizatlon wi,\b reports -and perbap1 :~ photograph -of a hu1e creat .. that resembles a djnosaur. ~:· , In a cable received lhi• by John Sack of Los An1e Herman and Kia Re1uatAtt1 South Pasadena said they the rest of their party bad to Brazzaville, capital of 1' Republic of the Congo. The cable and a letter ~ Sack had also just recel detailed three sightings of "mokele-mbembe," a bea described by natives in re • d ating back at least 200 years.cJt is thought by some to be•• possible survivor or a dinosaur species believed extinct for 80 million years. ~ Regusters, 47, a con1vJ engineer, and his wile left Africa in September and set etr in October for the Lake ~ area 500 miles inland, seen most of the r e port mokele-mbembe sightings. They wrote Sack' that ~ finally reached the lake on ~ 27 . ~ ·'Two days later, on Oct. 29 1 6: 10 in the morning, they b l their first sighting of ... Id know what lo call it," Sacks ·.. J ·'They saw the head com~-U of the water, travel for a qua.r1fJn or a mile and dive." In the cable, Sack said, I' descr ibed the creature as "d brownish in color, skin appe -t slick and s mooth. long ne( 0 small head, snakelike." Sack said the animal was seen Nov. 1, when its neclt head emerged from the wa The next day, "they saw head come out of the water go back in three times," Sa said. 9 In the cable, Regusters add~!>. ··Possible photo taken, I) sever ely handic apped ~ marginal light conditions." ! In none of the sightings did animal emerge fully from water, so its lower body was vis ibl e. R eg u s ters s a · t Previous reports said it h~~ large, elephant-sized body ~~ a huge, Oat tail. I The Regusters plan to ret~ to Los Angeles Friday, Sa~1· said. b 1 ""I The Robinsons Gift he said adding that a c eck·UP .IE SOFTEST TRE at a l~al h<;>spital _the next day, FLOWEiiruthiKN1iT SLEEPWEAR EVER " ' • I Annies111 for Tommies took spun polyester-so soil 11 feels ltke t·shirt cotton-lavished 11 with flowers. then finished 11 with rows of prelly ruffles. The result? The best of bOth worlds, for a feminine look and a warm and cozy touch. Left. Short gown. $25. Righi Long gown $28. Matching robe. $42. 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J Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thuraday, December 17, 1981 A 7 t~ ----------------------------------------------------~--------..:....------------~----~~.;.:.:..--------~-- Philly ex-mayor sues over dog's iJJness · Rizzo claims insecticide sprays nearly killed his Irish terrier Fees raised again at SD zoo, park PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Former N ayor Frank L. Rluo. clalmina inaectlcldea nearly killed hla Irish terrier, haa s ue d fo ur chemical companies, locludln& the one he hired to a pray his property. "I dJdn't know what was golng on," Rlno said, recalling the behavior of bis terrier, Casey, last summer. "He came down one morning and be appeared to 1>e paralyzed. He wouldn't aet up, wouldn't waik. He almost<iled." During that period last July, Rizzo said he spent every night for a week sleeping on the floor beside Casey. "in case he needed me." The dog hu slnce recovered. Riizo Is seeltln& more thMn $15,000 in' damages from Rohm & Hau Co. of Philadelphia, Union Carbide Corp., E.l . du Pont de Nemours & Co. and Chem Lawn Corp., which Rizzo hired to spray his property. The suit flied in Common Pleas Court said t he first three companies manufacture insecticides known as Kellhane, Sevin a nd Marlate. Chem Lawn, based in Worthington, Ohio, combines all three in a lawn, tree and shrub spray marketed under the name Chemscape, the suit said. Lloyd Whitfield, a spokesman for Du ... Pont, said ita chemical, Marlate, bu been approved by the Environmental ProtectiOD Aaency for use on shrube, trees and flowe rs a nd has ·•an extremely low level of toxicity.'' Jack Pounds, a Rohm & Haaa spokesman, said, "We don't think our product could have contributed to his dog• s illness." He · added that bis company's products were "very well labeled and marked." Chris Fulton, of Chem Lawn's legal department in Columbus, Ohio, said his company had not seen the suit. A spokesman for Union Carbide could not be reached for comment. UPSET-Ex-Philadel· phia Mayor Fra nk Ri zzo. SAN DIEGO <APJ -Citiq tM hJ1h cott of ener1y and animal food, Ute ZooloaloaJ Societ)' of San Dieao has announced a third ticket price hlke In as many years al the San Dieao Zoo and San Dleao Wild Animal Park. In announcin1 the 7S·c~nl booat, Charle• Bleier , executive director of the Zoolo1lcal Society, said that the combined operating bud1et of the zoo and wild animal park will leap from 133 million t.o S38 million ln 1982. Electricity alone wlll soar 18 percent to $220,000, he said. · _ It is projected the zoo and wild animal park will draw a record 4.4 million persons this ye\I' and 4.7 million next year, he said. \ l ,·-The New Geometry: A Classic Progression Of 14K Cold And Diamonds. Sometimes the gihs that provide the most pleasure can be found it:Whe' smailest boxes. 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Triple slayillg linked But cops doubt t~e-in with reputed Israeli Mafia LOI ANGJ:La <AP> -Court doeumetl l1nk a reputed laraell Malla member and the man he wu eanvtcted ot murderin1 with tbe notorioul 1179 1layln1 of two t een -a1era and the wife of Neutrotena ~P ma1nate Uoyd Cotaen. But police In Beverly Hllls, where th e t riple murder occ u rr~d May 23, 1979, disco unted t h e alle1ed connection between Jehuda Avital, the late Eftabu Ruven, 25, and the alaytn1s of Joanne Cotsen, SO, son Noah, 14, and bis . friend, Christopher Ooerin1. 16. Mrs. Cotaen'a husband founded the Neutro1ena Soep Co. and waa a director of an Irvine firm. "We 're convinced that there was only one person involved and the person involved wu in f act the p erpetrator we ldeatlfled," police Lt. Russ Olsen said Wednesday. He aald the' case is closed because the suspect. Arnie Tall, is dead. Tali, a 46-year-old BelctJD competitor of Cotaen's, all11edly commltttd 1ulcldt at ht• home ln Brua1tl1 ntne houra before he waa to meet with Beverly Hills Investigators. Tall and Cotaen bad been involved In al leall three Europun suits dlaputina ri1hta to the Neutrogena trademark, detectives said. Police said at the time they believed Tall either committed the three murders or h i r e d someone else to do them. Howe v e.r , Olsen said th ere h as b een no evidence to link Tali with Avit a ! or t oTM• • ltuven. He said the court documents bad been read to him and "the context doesn't match al all." ' The document came to light Tuesday as Eliahu Komerchero, 29, was sentenced to four years in prison alter pleading guilty to voluntary man1lau1hter tn the Oct. 7, 1979, dlamemberment killln1 of Ruven 's 22-year-old wife, Esther. Kome rche ro had testified aaainst A vital and another man, Joseph Zakaria, in the deaths of both Ru vens . They were convicted of murder and await sentencing. In the document filed · 'th Los • Angeles Superior Court ·udee David Alsenson in conne~ •Jon with sentencing in the Ruven case, Deputy District Attorney Robert Jorgensen stated: "On Oct. 7, 1979, defen48nt A vital ... told Komerchero tnat Avita! a nd Eliahu Ruve n, wearing ski masks, had broken into a home in Beverly Hills to com mit a robbery. Avita! said th at they were unable to communicate with the people they found in the house and that they shot and killed three of them . Investigators believe that this was the notorious case of the murders of Joanne Cotsen, her son Noah, and Noah's friend, Christopher Doering." Stock donated to scholarships Newport Beach Councilman Don Strauss bas donated 350 shares of Beckman Instrument Inc. stock to tbe city to help set u p a c ollege sc hol arship prpara m for children of city employees. S t r a u ss, a Beckman executive, proposed an annual $1,500 award be granted to a child of a city employee. . The scholarship would go to a student graduating from high school or community college who has applied lo a four-year university. Local educators would award the scholarship. A share of Beckman stock has been selling on the market for roughly $46 . The councilman said the stock s hould b e sold and funds inv e sted b y t he city . He proposed that if interest and dividends from the endowment are insufficient to meet the $1 ,500 mark, he may contribute further funds. thi au~t1c classic . 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Bad times hit hard in Pacific Northwest Tre Robnsorrs Gift SPECIALTY WATERFORD PORTLAND, .Ore. <AP> -A decade ago, former Ore1on Gov.r Tom McCall aenerated headline• when he half-Joked at a Jaycees national convenUon that viaiton to this Pacific Northwest wonderland were welcome -as lon1 u they didn't stay. We ll, the migrants finally have stopped coming, apparently becau.e the natural wonderland is becomln1 an economic wasteland, resulting fro m layoffs in the timber and homebuildin1 industries. Between 1970 and 1980, migration accounted for a population growth ot a bout 41,000 people a year, says Ed Schafer, director of the Center for Population Research at Portland State University. Th at was before the economy plummeted to what is now 11 percent statewide unemployml'nt. .. Between April 1, 1980 and July 1, 1981, it almost stopped completely," Schafer said. "It was like it hit a wall." Statistics imply a population drep in about one-third of the state's counties and a substantially slower rate of growth in 14 others, Schafer said. The center uses data such as sc hool enro llm e nt s. voter registration and income tax returns to advise the state how to distribute population-based funds to local governments. ... Tlmber·ricb but job-poor counties •bowed heavy population losses. t>ou1las County lost an estimated 2,$00 people; Coos County 1,300; Klamath 1,100 and Lane 3,300. In Multnomah Co unty, with Portland, 5,700 more people left than arrived, but Schafer attributed that to a shift to the suburbs. Suburban Washlnaton County grew by 4,400 people and nearby Clackamas by about 1,800, he aald. Two ideas for the Waterford bull OUR EXCLUSIVE CAKE SERVER, made expressly for us, and destined to preside over many a special occasion Handcut lead crystal handle with serrated stainless blade. $64.50. "Right now, I see tbia pattern as one we can expect to occur for the next-three to four years,'· said Schafer. "It will take the state quite a while to recover demographically from this ." WATERFORD: AN IRISH ART, the first and only fully illustrated art book on the history ot Water lord. and a collector's item 1n itself 256 pages. $50. Robinson·s ""'""" .......... ,... Ex-state solon fined, sente nced. WILMINGTON, Del. CAP > -A former state senator convicted of extortion for accepting SS,000 in exchange for advancing legislation favorable to the mobile home industry was fined that amount and sentenced to three years in prison by a federal judge. William M. Murphy Jr.'s crime was "too serious to justify a sentence of probation alone," U .$. District Judge Walter Stapleton said. • Is there a Waterford collector on your list? This Christmas. give an exquisi te Irish decanter. one that radiates the fiery light of the sun. the cold brilliance of the stars Each 1s formed from full lead crystal and cut and shaped wholly by hand into beautiful facets And each is an original work of art . lovingly c reated by master craftsmen who proudly affix their signatures to their art. There's a different shape for every libation-for brandy, claret. 41~~ spi~ts or wines-in d1s11nctwe ai:id intricate patterns And. somehow. the beauty of Waterford transforms each drink into a magic elixir. Here. iust the merest sampling ol our collection. from $105.25-$188.75, but do come in and browse about. and choose your favorite Jrom our extensive display in Robinson's Waterford Gallery. 142 To order. call toll-free 1·800-523-7600. Do ask about our Waterford Plan while you're here Water lord. 142 To order, call toll-free 1·800·523-7600. 6 ROBINSON'S COMPUTERIZED WEDDING GIFT REGISTRY MAKI AN APPOINTMINT WITH OUR CONSULTANT AT voui NEAREST ROllNION'S. WE'LL RECORD YOUR GIFT PllPIRENCll IN MIY STORE VIA THI ONLY COMPUTIRIDD SERVICE IN 19UTHERN CAUFOllNIA. ' ' . -. ... 4 " , ' 6 2 1 -- .. ---...... . 41• s Orange Co ast DAILY PILOT(Thursday, December 17, 1981 College alternatives slwuld be discussed Coa s t Community College DIR tnct t rus tees have received fro m their administrators a lis t of "ugly alterna tives" to consider i n vie w o f the continu i n g uncertainty over s tate funding. C h a n cell o r Nor m a n E Wa tson has predicted the distric t. which includes O r a n ge Coast. Go lden West a nd Coastline colleges. m ay find itself s hort St million to $3 million at the end of the c urrent school year. As a result. the trustees mav be forced to m a ke some difficuit decisions on how to mainta in qua lity education at the local colleges. The lis t says t ti e trustees cou ld urge st a te legislators to est ablis h a community college tuitio n. Or t he dist rict could inc r ease o r create new fees perm itted under exist ing law The t r u s t ees a lso could reduce class offerings and lay off teachers a nd ad m inistrators T he American Fede ration of T e a c he rs h as a dded that t he trus tees could support a tax inc rease to aid schools. Most 'of t hese option~ are dis tasteful but the\' <Jo dt>scrve public airing · T he teac hers group has ask ed the trustees to schcdult• a p ublic d iscussion of the ctistn ct ~ goa l ~ a nd i t s o p t io ns fo r achieving them in view of the lim it ed state funds The board took no immediate act ion on this s uggestion. For one t h ing. trustees say they can't m a ke firm decisions on new fees or personnel cuts until the extent of the state funding reduction is known. But if the t rust ees continue to de lay discussion of these options. they may fi nd them selves with little tim e for talk when the funding c1,1ts do a ppear. Just a few weeks ago. fo r exam ple. the three colleges were for ced to c ut about 700 spring c lasses on ext rem e ly s h o rt notice. Students. teachers and the community at la rge had little c h a n ce to comme n t on the manner in wh ich these cuts were made. Coast t ru s t ees s h o uld se hedule sever al fo r ums. perha ps 1n differen t cities. to seek opinion s. for exa m p le. o n whether residents would prefe r tuition o r a scal in g do wn of course offerings or fees only for particular classes. Ar m ed w ith s u c h 1n · formation. trustees would be in a better position to make those lrn rd choice~ 1f the state ax does fall Vagrancy problems Un fort unately for Laguna Beach as for most other beac·h communities th<.' friend I v. casua l atmosphere t hat usualh prevails is a ma1or attraction for a va ri et y of ,·agrants and panh a n d le r s w ho f req uent I~ a nnov local 'res idents and \'iSitors a like·. It's not an unusual sight to see vagrants sleeping under the• Main Beach boardwalk. in the s tair wells along Forest A\'enuc. in Laguna Canyon and '-'''t•n in trash dumpsters. Art Col ony merchanb fr eque ntly com p la in to police that the vagrants steal food ·and other merchandise and generall~· make a nuisance o( themsel\'es Owners of ocean front homes s ay th e modern-day tramps regularly use their front' yards and pla nter boxes fo1 restroom s a nd const ant)~· beg for money along the cit.' 's bea c he~ and streets. Laguna 's polict• rect•1\'·e telephone tails from residents com plaining about thl' vagrants. demanding that they either be arrested or run out of town. Police sa\' there is definitelv a ,. agranc y · prob I e m but the s olution s ee m ~ to elud e a ut horit1c~ Poli C't' officers are not empowered to s 1mpl~· ru n people out of town 11. addition . c h a r g ing ,·:.tgrant~ with a crime is difficult becaus e it u s u d lly means a resident filing a complaint must s pend a dCJy in court testif~·i ng. whic•h few are will in~ to do Rega r di ng loiter ing and s leeping on the beach, police sa~· there is little the de pa rtme nt can \Jo d uring daylight hours. If Laguna Beach residents want to cut down o n the n umber of vagrants 1n the c ity. 1t appears they will have to cooperate with the police a nd perha ps spend a cl a v in court. · Otherwise. it seems the onlv deterrent t he C'ily has is when ,,·inter tem peratures d rop and Laguna's hobo population fi nds it a bit too cnld to pound their familiar beats Time-share questions f'or the second lime m Just over a year. plans have been advanced for constructing a r esor t ·sl y l e time -s h a r e condominium project in Newport Beach. To dat e . hoth havt> been de nied by the cit~ Planning Co mmission . One later was denied by the City Council T he most recent propos:.t l. wh ic h wou ld res ul t 1n the removal of a n office building at 3336 Vi a Lido with a 20-unit condominium s truct ure to be built in its place. may still be a ppealed to t he City Council T he time -share scheme calls for each un it to be sold in one·week increm ents In other words. each condomimum would ha ve up t o 52 owner s Each owner could lease or rent out his week-long owners hip period of stay there himself. The concern in both of the Ne wport tim e-share proposals has been with tr affic . Neighbors of the p roposed project s ites s uggested tra ffi<· would be too heavy Their concer ns likelv are moot at this Point s ince one' of the pr ojects is dead and the second appears to be head ed in that direction. T he poin t 1s t hat oth er tim e ·s ha r e projects will be pro po s ed Deve l opers see ;'\Sewport has a na tural place for this resort idea t hat has caught on big in places like Ha wai i a nd Palm Springs. The city. therefore. s hould attem pt to develo p some specifi(' requ irem e nts for time-sh a r e pla n s a s it d id w h en co n do min iu m con v e r s io n s became popular. Currently. the city has no set triteria for time·s hare projects s uc h as h ow mu c h o n -sit e park ing s ho uld be required or h ow th e p roject wil l be mainta ined. These questions need to be ans wered. LM. Boyd/The red door Q. Who was tha t famous movie star who drank so much he painted the door of his home red to make sure he got into the right house e very night? A. That was no movie star. It waa Albert Einstein. And he didn't drink He just t.hought a lot. Pollaten asked 1,500 m en and 1,500 women what they'd mo't want builders to put into future publlc ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat lavatories. The me n overwhelmingly voted for privacy partitions and the wo m en said improved mirrors. The g r eat P o ll 'h p i an is t Pade i:ewski accepted an invitation to perform for a group of polo players. mistakenly thinking they were Poles. He suddenly realli ed hJa error, and recovered nicely. thou1h. He said, "You're all good souls who play polo. I am a 1ood Pole wbo plays solo." Thomas P. Haley Publl&her TIMMNs A. Murplllfte Editor Barblr• Kretblch Edltorlal P~ Editor • s o a . ... • a 5 5 2 1 Loose talk creates confusion W ASHlNGTON -The White House, through spokes m an Da vid Gergen, has indignantly d e nied tha t it has "or chestrated" a publicity campaign to prepare public opinion for American sanctions of Libya. I be lieve the m . The sad truth, it s eems to me, is just t h e o pp os i te . Th e R eaga n ad minist ration is verbally out of control. Almost from the beginning, with the president and Secreta ry of State Alexander Haig in the lead , this administr ation has s hown a penchant for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time -from the silly to the offensive, th e numbin gly s tupid a nd the dangerous. I 'M NOT TALKING here abo ut ideology, but about judgment -or lack of judgment from the"top on down. In the State Department, we have Gen. Haig crashing through the china shops of diplomacy announcing plans for nuclear "warning" blasts over E urope a nd expressing support for m ilitary dict ators hip in Ar gentina because the t inhorn gene ralissimos "believe in God." Ha ig's deputy secr etary, William clark. was in Dublin this week causing a great d eal of t rouble by announcing that "most Americans" believe in the reunifi cation of Ire land. They do? I have the impression m ost Americans don't give a damn. The assistant secretary of defense, Richard Perle, was in Los Angeles at a bout the sam e t im e. offering t he o p i n ion th at European a nti-wa r d e monstrations we re t he result of "Protesta nt a ngs t" in countries hke En g l an d . Ger m a n y a nd th e Nethe rlands . He adde d tha t the "Catholic south" in Europe s upported nuclear weapons on its soil -that was a couple of days before d emonstrations began in Italy. The Reaganauts like to talk that way, morally dividing people by religion, or RICHARD Rf fVfS r eading the part of a young a nd uncertain district attorney in a film wr itten by a younger screenwriter . Who he is talking about a nd what he is talk ing about, however, is not some racke teer a ppearing before a grand jury. This Is the president of the United States talking about accusations that a foreign leader has sent out squads to kill him. Has Khadafy done that? Are there Libyan assassination ":c;quads stalking Am erican leaders·1 1 have to believe so if the p resident sa ys so. BUT WHY IS the president chatting about assassina t ions with reporters race or ideology. ·•1 never use the words while hjs assistants leak inform ation Republicans and De mocr ats," Interior about mysterious defecting a gents? If ' Secr et ary Ja mes Watt told a group of t h ese r eports a r e true, a nd the big California farme rs at a private president and his people believe t alkin& meeting the othe r d ay. "It's liberals about them publicly m ight help for a nd Americans ." insta nce. to alert Americans to aid law All of t hat is probably natural when enforcement a~encies in the search for you consider that these men work for a the hi t squad s . the n whateve r nice fellow who tried to explain to information was available should h ave Europeans the advantages or limited been a nnounced nuclear war -limited to their lives. Ir public alar m would help, then the Now Reagan seems to be outdoing options would have seem ed to be eithe r himself in his "High Noon" dialogue c red ible and detailed alarm s or silence with one of the wo rld's most unpleasant T h e p resi d e n l rig h t n ow i s men, Col. Moammar Khadafy of Libya. accomplishing nothing but confusion - Our president, in his time, a cted in a /abo ut the Libyans and about his own lot of bad movies. Few of them , though. / c redibility and j udgment. had lines as bad as the ones he's-I have no doubt t bat Reagan and his reading these days: frie nd s. like most or us. talk tod muc h . "We have the evid ence, and he knows and can sound a little unhinged in it." private But this is what privacy 1s for "I wouldn't believe a word he says if I the president and his men should get were you." them selves under control in public Or. He sounds mor e like a young actor they s hould just shut up Think twice about that Christmas pet To the Editor : Pe rhaps you are considering giving a puppy or kitten as a Christmas gift. The United Humanitarians volunteer animal workers ask you to please reconsider. These small c reatures a re a serious responsibility. Consider the confusion in MAILBOX "' the average home al Christmas time . It is hardJy the place to bring a pet who needs plenty of sleep a nd a quiet place as a refuge. Fe w of us have time during the holidays lo properly housebreak a puppy or to feed a pe t al regular inter vals. Children often pressure their parents into purchasing a puppy or kitten by promising to feed, groom and clean up after it. When the child doesn't pe rform these duties, the parents will often get rid of the pet. I F ONLY a puppy or kitten will do as a gift, do consider a gift certificate to be honored after the holidays when the household returns to a normal schedule. Before obtaining a pet at any time, a family should consider the following : 1. Are you committed to caring for the pet for its lifetime, or just until your children tire of their new toy? 2. Are you willing and able to pay for altering your pet to prevent the birth of mo re animals in a nation already saturated with pets? 3. Are you willing and able to pay for all Inoculations, yearly checkups and a n y emergency treatment the pet may need? 4. When choosing a dog. are you keeping in mind that the cute little puppy of unknown parentage could within a year out1row your small yard? U both parenta are worldn1, it is practically lmposslble to properly train a puppy. Why not get an adult dog from the pound after the holidays and save a Uf e. ff.MORTENSEN ·-J' aniahi.ng wetland. To the Editor: Wh•t la happeninC with the wdlaJ>da of South~Callfornla ? Of l1ii 10 percent I tvtr detrllded, almOlt 90 percent II be burled ln t.he next five years. lf c urrent plans ire lmplementH. Every 1101&. ldtAtlfied ,,eu1nd In tbe Loa An1tlt1 buln :rpears to be marted for deftlopllMDt oae kind 4M" anotber, U ll'I pot uadtf ml11tary coatrol. ·tn particular, the Bo~u Clllca •••land• 'fill 1oon disappear unde r 10 feel of fill. except (or the parts destroyed by dredging a deepwater cha nnel and marina. a nd t hree hundred a cres req ui red for oil extraction activities. 0 f course, de ve lopment does not com e free lo us ta xpayers. The total capita l cost of the Orange County plan is estimated at almost $180 million. I read In the papers that O range County is looking at a complete strangulation of the traffic system within the next five yea rs because the r e aren 't funds a va ilable for eithe r mass transit or e xpanded freeways. So. Caltrans should d ivert funds to t h e Pac ific Coas t Highway for roadbed relocation and a 45-foot·high bridge so people with enough leisure lime a nd cash can get their boats out to the ocean at our expense? THE SURROUNDING communities, c urrently hard pressed to provide adequate community services will have to absorb the costs of the increased t raffic generated. sewage (which will be pumped uphill. notice) and other ser vices,_ without pa rUcipating in the tax base, as I unders tand it. since the deve lopment will be in the county. The plan also involves the permanent loss of 600 feet or Bols a Chica State Bea ch. When these be autiful Ora nge County b eaches have a current vis itation rat e of 60,000 on a peak summer day, is it good planning to give up this lowcost resource. available to c itizens of all financial categories, for the recr eational us~ of a minority? During the construction phase, much of t he bea c h w l II b e take n up by mac hinery and materials. And who will pay for restoration of the beach ii the currents are changed by the channel and e rod e it away! We know who ... us. .the sap citizens, as they s ay ln'the hinterlands. OLIVA TSOSIE Right to •trike To the Editor: to use his powers to assure the right of the Poles to strike . But wait! Whal is this on the editorial page? Is it true the Daily Pilot, along with President Reagan. supports the right for the Poles to strike, but not for U.S. citizens to strike ? This does not make sense. I can sympathize with the Poles. I have been threatened with j ail terms. with fines. with court actions, with loss of my civil rights. with relegation to a status of non-citizen and use of military for ce s to undermine m y job and. finally, fired by a government that supports the right of the Polish people to strike. You see, I was fi red on Aug. 28, 1981 for a llegedly striking aga inst the government of the United States, and I am still on strike. I have given 13 years of my life from Vietna m lo Los Angeles tower lo the U.S. government. I shall not do it again. p resident Reagan and the Daily Pilot. do you or do you not support people's right to strike? As far as another federal job, please refe r to the Wall Street J ournal which det ailed feder al job layoffs that could cost 100,000 federal j obs . S how m e where one fede ral job exists. The gist of the ma tter is : I am a professional air traffic controller, not a professional bureauc rat. As a union m e mbe r I e ngage i n colJective bargaining, not collective begging. LELAND R SISK Carol complainl.t To the Editor: About this time every year there are persons who bring legal acUon a1ainst buildin&s for playing what they consider to be religious music in the form of , Christmu carols e ven tboup U..y do not generally have words. • I guess this will lead inevk.ably to a separaUon of church and elevator. WILLIAM 8 . FARRINGTON • - ll wu with mu c h disgus t and r evulalon that I rftd the he1dlines or today'• Daily Pilot about tM •6W.Uon In PollDd. When t.be leader ol a country threate» to Jail t.be leaden ol a Jl'OUP of ~en, ~l eader of a ~llllY. cou..,.,l!ln!a ...,.._.,.llQ;t~~ • mllltary force to r t.he natural rllht.a A.l~"-1.IW~--------....::... of cltilen1, then t.hat coun&.ry II ln a.ct abape. PretJdent Rea1u baa promlled ~ Lt1 .. n fr..-r1 rMltf' eo -1e ..... TM r1t111111 ,....._ "'' ··" .. fit ...... 1111 ........ ""' " ,_ .... L.ett..• .. -..,., ., lfM •Ill • ti-9ttft-t All ""9n _, lfl tlliet ~ ........ lliftt -· --,,.., ... .......... 1111,.....lf ....... .__ .. ___ ........., •ill Mt•"""'-L.tllitr• .... , .. t .......... ...... ... ,... Mt ..... -.. """"''"".., _.. ........ ,., .. mic~.-.~· What a ahame all those men had to dJe ln t.he coal minet. No oae hu died from ! nuclear power. And It la cleaner. c.c. -~-~--------·-------·-----·---.............................. ~, ...... 5 ....................... 2.t ...... 1.JJ•l•:·_·_ .. ., Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 17, 1981 All Deadline near on Poland's martial law gamble W ASlllNGTON -Prealdeot •R•a1an'1 advlaers aee a stron1 probability that Gen. Wojclecb Jaruaelaki will lose hls martial law 1amble, leadln1 to direct Soviet lntervention ln Poland and perhaps co1tln1 the lives of hundreds of tbouaandl of fl1bUn& Poles. I,.o11 of the 1amble would also plun1e U .S.·Soviet relations into a new period . f.·r-, 1-,.-•• -1-1n_1_1 ·---"'Ill~ of cold war and transform the East-West struggle that has shown some recent signs or easing under pressures or the Western European peace movement. JARUZEl..SKJ is gambling that the threat of Polish military force will tame the Solidarity workers' peaceful, democratic revolution, anathema to Moscow. To win his bet, the prime minister and Communist Party leader must penuade Solidarity to become a ·submissive partner in a Communist regime thal bas flunked every economic test and resisted every political test since Solidarity's banner first flew in Gdansk in August 1980. "Solidarity cannot become submissive without sacrificing all the gains it has made," one Western specialist on Poland told us. An unsubptitsive workers' movement would carry Jaruzelski's gamble to a dreaded climax: whether his army and its 56,000-man paramilitary security CHRISTMA GIFT SHOW Dt-c. 15·24 9 am·9 pm • FREE ADMISSION • • PRIZES • • GIPTS • Sanla Ana Sladlum force can concelvabl)' compel worken by threat.a of reprisal oot only to forp the priceleu strike weapon but to tum out 1oods for ao economy that the Co mmunist Party baa destroyed. Failure would ~rinl Soviet troope into the street.a of M01cow'1 lar1t1t satellite. On Sept. 4, 1980 bard-line Communilt leader Stefan Olszowaki, aurvivor of repeated Party purees by virtue of bis Soviet bacldo1. ordered Jaruaellki, then the defense minister and Poland's top Warsaw Pact general, to deploy bl• forces in Silesia, the heut of Poland'• industrial coal region. Jaruaelaki rejected the order, claiming that it would convert "all our factories" Into "fortresses" against an army regarded as more loyal to Solidarity than the Communist Party. BUT 15 MONTHS later, Moscow's rising fears that the Solidarity movement threatened the very existence of a Communist-nm Poland produced pressures that changed Jaruzelsk.i's mind and persuaded him to take the gamble. Top administration officials say be bas a maximum of two to three weeks to show Moscow that bis 1amble is payine off. Despite late-burning liebts at the State and Defense departments, President Reagan's National Security men told us there is no way for the U.S. to affect what happens in those two to three weeks. For now, they have ruled out economic reprisals against Moscow. Except for public warnings lo the Soviets to keep out and. for planning economic sanctions on grain and technology if Moscow intervenes, the U.S. and its Western allies claim they are helpless bystanders in this dramatic Eastern European challenge to Soviet Oeck the haUs with our showy, extra·large·bloom poinsettias. They're the cream of the crop, but you can't find them where you buy your cream. So you better hurry if you want them to make a spectacular appearance at your house or a friend's. l;g~§!!Y.:§ at a convenient location near you. .. control. That underacorea the mood of Wh ite House frustration, a mood ·temporarily inlenupted on Dec. 10 after month.I of Internal debate. ON 111.AT DAY, Reaaan chanted his mind and personally approved an emer1ency food pack11e of $100 mllUoo for immediate shipment to Poland. When a lareer aid pack.a1e wu first taken up by the NSC in late aummer • Reagan vetoed it in accord with bis hardnosed anti-Communist ideology, despite its powerful backing in the State and Defense departments. But last week, Reaaan accepted the argument that food shorta1es would produce more antl·governme nt pressures from bolh Solidarity and rank-and·file Poles, &ivin1 the Soviet.I more leverage to pressure Jaruzelski lo move clirecUy aealnst Solidarity. The president cbanaed bis mind for a strategic reason: Solidarity's peaceful democl"atic revolution should be indirectly sustained as a political force that might spread to other Soviet satellites and even t.o the Soviet Union itself. Earlier challenges to Soviet power in East Berlin in 1953, Hungary In 1956 and Czechoslovakia In 1968 flared briefly and died. He decided that withholdi ng a id would victimise Solidarity and give Moscow 1reater pretext t.o salvage it.a Immense stake in preserving Poland for communlam. BEFOaE THE decision could be announced, Jaruzelskl had decided to take the gamble that what he called "chaos and demoralization" could be blamed on Solidarity while he invoked martial law. With up to a possible 1.500 Solidarity leaders under detention, U.S. aid now would be preposterous. To start 'thinking' we inust stop 'feeling' Thoughts at Large: -Much of the time, when we suppose we are "thinking thoughts," wbal we are really doing is "feeling feelings"; thought begins · to enter only at that point where we distinguish between IYlllY ·01111 feelings that we are entitled to trust, and those we ought to be suspicious or. -Whe n the h e ad or a large enterprise is fired for ineptitude, il still doesn't seem to hurt his chances or acquiring a comparable position in a short time; even failure in high places seems to create a momentum or its own. -People lie about their sex lives more than about any other subject; and the more they talk about it, the more they lie.' <Sometimes to themselves as much as to others.> ·-What models does our society provide for young people, when the best-selling paperback biography in the country is "Elvis," followed closely by the life of Elizabeth Taylor? -Those who are unduly concerned about what other people will think of them are invariably concerned about Ole wrong things about the s uperfi cial impressions they create rather than rock· bottom character. -Everyone tends to overestimate the difficulty or tas ks he or she cannot perform easily. but such tasks are generally not hard for those who can perform them at all. (IC they are executed with real difficulty, the girt is lacking.> The hard·hearted person too often gives himself absolution by desc~blng hi mself as "realistic" -a splendid word that is too easily misused lo cover a multitude of spiritual sins. Perhaps the hardest public document to compose is a corporate annual report that strives. al the same time to paint the rosiest picture in order to attract investors, without inciting its employees or their union to make fresh demands bas ed on this g lowing projection. -We like to think of the U.S. as a gene rous nation, despite the stubborn fact that we appropriate only two·te'nths of 1 percent of our gross national product for foreign assistance. -ll is onl y human nature to work more slowly, in s weet. contentment, when we are paid by the hour instead of by the job. <Hourly wages in pl ants should be replaced, wherever possible, by compensation tied to r ates of productivity.> Give a gift that,I keep thent talking. Give a present for the future. A genuine Bell Telephone. ~Christmas Wis A gift people use and love long after other gifts are forgotten. It can be fun like our new The WINNIE-THE-POOH Phone•; or beautiful like the Rolltop Stowaway· phone; or helpful like The Lady Seiko .Quartz. 0uUonas wt.ha come tnJe wld\ an ulm·rhln Lady Seiko Quam wateh from Jcwcla by J<*Ph· Come in and 1tt ont cl Southern Calibni:a • mott ~k.'te telecdone ~ lk KCUl'lte and bautifu1 lady 5dko Qu.rrz wetchet, priced from $110. - A rrodJdon of ln4St. JrWfLS by JOSl:PH A•mbly requ red. our TeleHelper-speaker-phone. In fact, there's such a wide selection, you may want a gift certificate instead. Either way, your Bell PhoneCenter Store offers one- !~£;~~!~~~ :1!_!,~~~unications needs. rrs •Alts*•rf'd tTadtmtt1I ol AT.tT Co: FOR~ I Ml)Meinarltol AT.tT c.o. I vu ARCAD&A ..S...Ml4il Flllhioft Pat1t 400 S. 8a)cfwlti Avtnut BREA \091 BM t.Call BUENAfMK 8llfM Pml M1U 8620 On Th• Ml.II @Pacific Telephone <WlDllN GAOYE ll217 C•IWll Crove Blvd IRVIN'E ArborVll~e ·~ Jdfrty lmd Mll$lON VIP.JO G.ctwtr.r Plua hopplnf Ctr. 2.000.Aldl Pliwy, IUAL'lo-cot.'roN Oodl 'Tbcilotr Shop1>1n1 Qr 341 S. Rl~l'lidt Avtnut RIVERSU>E Canyon CrHt Thwn Cf-nttr 52:15 C:.n yon Crtt1 Ol1 "' Tyler Mill 10106 Macnolia Avrnuf' SAN ClBMENT£ PlmPlla fi C.llt dt lnchntriu , I· I \\ ,, . l ' - • , e o a e c a: a e a a a 5 . . . 3 2 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Thur1day, December 17, 1981 ~' --' Talk about timing ... Mervyn's opens at 9:30 a.m. this Friday, December 18, with a storeful of gift ideas and a weekend of low clearance prices! How about a robe for Mom? A sweater for Dad? Toys or pajamas for that favorite child ? The list goes on and on. You'll find hundreds of items, . and each one ~riced just right. It's a great time to wrap up your holiday shopping , so hurry in., Clearance quantities are limited, but at Mervyn's, the values are not! Shop Friday end B•turdey 9:30 to 1:30 • Sund•y 1 O to 7 Hunilngton Beech • Anaheim • Cypreaa • Fullerton • Tuatln •Whittler ~ Looking for the Mervyn'• atore neerHt you? Olal our toll-free "800" lnformetfon number 92-422-7314 from I a.m. to 11 p.m. I 2 ii I ., --~ _ ___... PROUD GROWER -Paul Ecke Jr .. who operates the Paul Ecke Poinsettia Ra nch in Encmit"2. Calif.. stands inside a .--------------- Daily Pilai THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1981 D CAVALCADE 82-3 Copper industry troubles. are tarnishing Arizona'~ boom. See , Hage B4. ~ 0 ............... greenhouse surrounded b~ tllous ands of poinsettia pli.ml!'> The ranch was sta rted b~ Ecke's father in the l9~0s 'Lowly shrub' , • • pomsett1a now .. ·yule tradition · ENCINITAS (AP) -One might say -if one isn't opposed to an earthy metaphor -t.ht Paul Ecte Sr. had an idea t.ht toot root. And for Paul Ecte Jr .. the idea just keeps blouomU.,. The elder £eke blmed a lowly shrub -the poinsettia -into a Christmas tradition and his 20-acre San Diego County greenhouse farm is at the bottom of most or the poinsettias sold around the country each year . Localed on a hillside above this aeaside community 20 miles north of San Diego, the Paul Ecke Poinsettia Ranch is n.ai by Paul Jr., although the older man -at 8S -ii still acUve in the business. The' younger Ett~ s a ys the firm sells several million cuttings every year to grow the flaming red plants. Because poinsettias are too fussy to travel well, the Ecke ranc h deals pri marily in cuttings, which florists in all 50 s tates grow to maturity and market. However, Ecke does sell about 300,000 mature plants each year in Southern California and Arizona. Poinsettias produce their festive blooms once a year, but .......... only after they've received 14 hours of darkness per day for several months. Becauae thc»e conditions occur naturally durin1 tbe abort day1 approaching the winter solldce, the nower was a natural for Christmas. But it baa not always been so. Although poinsettias were Introduced in the United State& In 1825 by Joel Robert Poimet.t, a U.S. ambaaaado5 who bad ''Now we have a Christmas tradition that iros bor.n in North America.'' found the plant growing wild in Mexico, there was never much interest in the plant. "During the 1920s, my father was growing them outdoon in fields along Sunset Boulevard (in Los Angeles)," says Paul Jr. "In those days they were bigger, rangy, uncontrollable outdoor shrubs." But when he developed a more dignified strain of the plants, Ecke -a German immigrant farmer -took it on the road to floral distributors . ·'He went to Pittsburgh and Chicago and Baltimore and said, ·1 think I have something you might be interested in.· Naturally they all. thought he was crazy, but he stayed after them lnd it caught on," Paul Jr. said. . The younger Ecke, 56, says the business really took off in 1963 when another hybrid t.ht held its foliage ,better was developed. "Now we have a Christmas tradition that was grown in North AmericK," he says. Beln1 the sole purveyors ol a multi-million dollar seasonal tradition is a responsibility the Eckes take seriously -as seen from the signs around their ranch: "Private Drive -Sorry -Not Open to the Public," •'Posted No Trespassing -Keep Out," "Notice -Absolutely No Unauthorized Persons Allowed in Any of the Greenhouses." AUTOMATIC WATER -Manuel Vega checks a hose which automatica ll y feeds water to a poinsettia '"tree." a new variety of poinsettia bein~ cultivated at the Ecke ranch ~ -. VIVID BLOOM -Poinsettias were introduced in the United St ates in 1825 by then U.S. Ambassador to Mexico .loel Robert -Poinse tt, who found the plant growing wild in Mexico. ''This isn't a tourist attraction, although we do open the ranch once a year to a Chamber of Commerce fltnd -raiainc activity," says Paul Jr. "Because we're not in the retail business, "we're not geared to handle local visits." Mardi Gras Ball . . attire debated N EW ORLEANS 1AP 1 - Beset with internal dissension, membe r s o f Lo uis iana 's congressional de legation are ~r y in g to h e ad o ff a confrontation on a politically sensitive issue: what to we ar to this year's Mardi Gras Ball in Washington. Impatient 'Rudolph' hogtied PORTLAND. Ore. (APJ . A youn1 rel~eer na med Rudolph ended up hogtied after bolling from a Christmas exhibit al a department store. • RudOlph and a pal, Dancer, were taken out of the Emporium store for a grass break, but lhe year·old reindeer apparently pulled his rope loose. Rudolph, obtained for the Christmas season from a central .Ore1on~ch, trotted down busy s ·outh.east McLouga.lin Boulevard followed by a stale eollce patrol car, a Clackamas County animal control truck and I Joni Une of traffic. After an hour, be was· cornered in a backyard, holtled, and taken by truck back to his pen lDllde the store, where store ,Manager Gaylln Frye said he • WH "quiet, calm and hungry.~ "They're not as fas t as a reaular deer," s aid Richard Wick, Clackamas County animal eontrol director. "But boy I'll tell you, It sllU was quite a ftaaco.'' T he instigator of the conflict is Democratic Sen. Ru ssell Long, the state's senior senator , who wants to upgrade the traditional blac k t ie and dinne r jacket affair to white tie and tails. ·¥i "It gives it more class ... mak~ il .a more for mal p~ a.ocJ-..a more impressive party," LO~w•ald. "The more exclusive Y-.lP~ It, the more they want to~.". -~i\ Gillis Long, another ~Gtat, also has committed him•~ to the white tie and tails caft'#..,. s, Ptff>Jt. of the rest of Louisiana's C a p.lt\) I Hi 11 I a w m a k e r s , however, disagree. · Sen. Bennett J ohnston, a Democrat. refused to take sides on the issue. R e p. Bob Livingston , this y~af"s chairman or the ball - which will be held Feb. 6, 17 days before Mardi Gras -is with the black lit~. ''I ran for Con;ren as a man of the people," said Uvlngston, a Republican. For Rep. Henson Moore, the b'all and three or lour daya ol parties, dinners, and recepUml leading up to it are thlnp~ prefer to live without. · ''Let's turn this thing ov to the debutantes and ru 10 • beer with my conat.ituentl," Republican uld. "I 'd mltb rather have a 1brtm~ and a barbe<:ue than t.r with Chis stuff." fflp. Buddy Roemer, a 4th District Democrat, said he's not going to get excited over the controversy. But he says hl• wif., alwa.ys tells him what to wear to parties, anyway. ~ • es a ease ass as a WHIT£ INTO R!D -Celia Guituez, holds a white poinsettia plant in a sea or red poinsettias. The plants only turu to red after . I anon they receive 14 hours of darkness a day for several months. \ The Eckes also may be protecting their research and development. New this sea.son, fo r instance, is a topiary poinsettia "tree" -a three-foot tall wine glass of blossoms atop a long stem that was shaped with considerable hand care and pruning. The trees, which take about a year to form, sell for $75 to $150, Ecke s &id. Moreover, a good gardener might be able to persuade the tree to keep its shape into the new year and to bloom again, he s aid. The Eckes grow all their poinsettias in the carefully controlled conditions of their one-million square feet of greenhouse space. Home growers, however, may have a harder ti me keeping the poinsettiaa from luting tonier than a Christmas carol. , But Ecke says new breeds ol the plant can be kept as a green houseplant fo~ years to come. As for getting it to to bloom again, "You've &ot to put it in the closet for 14 hours a day beginning on Oct. 1," be said . Gbitar plant. closes doors WEST SWANZEY, N.H. (AP) -'rbe Gurian Guitn factory, makers of bl1h·quality , ha nd-made 1ultara ued by performen like Paul Slmoa -.I Jackson Browne, bu been closed and auc:UoDed. The two·alol'y, 12 000.aquare-foot bulldlq "Ill. sold at a for.cloeu.re ·~ ffF '3'75,000 to Marllem Corp. ol Keene. Michael Gurlan atarted the fadory ln Hinsdale N.H. la ,1971. That bulldin1 wu deaft'O)'ed by ftn ID 1"9, aM Gurtan tbeD nlocat.d UM plllllt to Wnt Swauey. ' ---. • 4 a 4 0 0 sass as 2 .... -....... • •• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. December 17, 1981 •ANN LANDERS •ERMA BOMBECK •HOROSCOPE Parents never perfect CLOWNING AROUND Skip Selvy as H a rmless the C lown uses a banana t o inte r view Attorney General Steve Cla rk. right. o utside Fede ral Building in Little If you don't want to drink- That's our business COSTA .MESA MEMORIAL . ,.,,,...,..... Rock. Selvy and anothe r clown juggled and h a nded out bananas to dramatize thl•ir h{·l1d the creation-scil·nce trwl is a t'irC'us BUTTONS AND BOWS BOUTIQUE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS EYEIYTHIMG 20°/o OFF •THE ROMANTIC LOOtC •ICHICKE:RS-ALL COLORS •JOGGING SUITS •YVES DA.NIEL DI.SIGHER PAHTS ·~ •MINI SICIRTS •CORDUROY f HOSPITAL WAIJ(IHG SHORTS •CORDUROY TAILOllED JACKETS -GOU> AQCENTEO IL OU SES Call 642-2734 i Alcoholism Recovery Services f 301 Victoria Street I 79D E. 17th ST. ~ COSTA MESA 645-6731 t Costa M esa, CA 92627 . Approved for M edicare M-W & SAT. I 0-6 THUR.·FRI. I 0-9 Locllhd lft Vofts Shoppittq Cent~r Med To C.W.. .. Ce.A.9 ~ . ( l. Chase a Reindeer at Westcliff Plaza ... the hoofprints on our sidewalk will lead you from store t o store as special window displays tell you ttle story of "Twas the N ight Before Christmas." It's a unique and special experience tor the whole family to share. Also enjoy merry carolers in Old English costume who will entertain you in the plaza from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m . December 14 through 18 and December 21 through 23. ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE BANK OF AMERICA CHARLES BARR JEW ELERS CROWN HARDWARE DICK VERNON SPORTSWEAR OR. LOU ELDER optometrist HAIR HANDLERS SALON HALLI DAY'S MEN'S CLOTHING HICKORY FARMS specialty food items HUMPTY DUMPTY children's clothing JEAN DAHL designer and better sportswear LA GALLERIA elegance In fashion MARKET BASKET M ES AMIES TEENS NANCY .DUNN ANTIQUES NEWPORT BALBGA SAVINGS PAPER UNUMITED cards and gifts SAV-ON DRUGS STOREKEEPER traditional sportswear VETA'S INTIMATEAPPAREL WESTCLI FF CLEANERS WESTCLIFF CORN ERS gourmet ware and collectibles WESTCLI FF SHOES XAVIER'S OF NEWPORT fine flowers and gifts WESTCLIFF PLAZA Open ThurSday nights till 9 p.m . o SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOl/Ng Dec. 1-4to18 and 21to23 tllt 9 p.m . Sat_urday, Dec . 19, 10-6 Most $tores open Sunday, Dec. 20, 12-s Christmas Eve, 10-s a a DEAR ANN LANDERS: The following article is by Chaplain Henry T . Close of Atl a nt a. Ga. While ~t concerns your relationships with your own parents, it can be applied as we ll to your relationships with your c hildren. The message is clear: no one can b e EVERYTHING t o ANYONE: Ther e is no question but t hat your parents failed you. All parents fail their children. and yours are no exception. No parent is adequate for the job of being a parent. because no par ent has enough love. or wisdom, or maturity. or whatever. to succeed. T his means that part of your task 1s to supplement what your parents have given you and find other sources of parenting . You need m ore m othering than your ·mothe r could give you, more fathering t han your f a the r had to offer. m ore brothering and sistering than you got from your s iblings. The problem is complicated by the demands our society makes on parents . They are supposed to be 100 percent perfect, a nd it is a terrible disgrace if they are not If parents a re s uccessful, society tells us their children wi ll re ward the m with love, obedience a nd t hey will be high ac hievers . If t h e paren t s are not successful. we a re told . their children will turn out to be hateful. disobedient and failures. Parents who buy this notion place themselves in an impossible position. They try to be 100 percent perfect. When they fa il, they try to APPEAR to be 100 pe r cent perfect. In either case. they cling to you <1 nd demand th at .you _ge t all your • parenting from them. This assures the m they have been good parents They may also de mand that you be loving. obedie nt and a high achiever. since this would be li,·ing pr oof of their s uccess as parents. To grow up it is necessary to forgive your parents When you d o not forgive them. it means you a re clinging to them in the hope that. if you c an m ake them fed guilty enoug h. they will finally come through with more pa renting. Do not be e mbarrassed by your need for more parenting and be humble enough a nd dete rmined enough to find effective ways of getting 1t . BEEN THERE MYS ELF DEAR YOURSELF: Haven't we all? Thanks for sharing. I noted with interest g .. LUOflS that this splendid essay appeared in the bl· monthly newsletter, "Pra c tie a I Parenting." I read It regularly. It's weU worth the time and S9 for 12 Issues. Anyone Interested should write to Practical Parenting, Deephaven, Minn. 53391. DEAR ANN: In response to the lady who carries a "sten o" pad around the office to shield her ove rly ample bosom from the eyes of gawkers: I waJlt to say only one thing. You can 't be very big up the re if a 9x6-inch pad will do the job . I carry a legal-size manila fil e folder. which is 9 x 14112 -inches, a nd it barely covers me . Some people don't know when they are we ll off. I hope you will tell the dame who wrote to quit beefing. She should count her bless ings both of the m . COLUMBUS OR BUST DEAR COLUMBUS: Thanks for your reminder that one must be grateful for the little things in life. Confused about what's n ght and what's wrong in today's "new morality")" You·re not alone. If you want honest. down-to-earth information on your sex questions, read Ann Ulnders· new booklet. ··High School Sex and How to Deal With It -A Guide for Teens and Their P.arents." Send 50 cents plus a long. stamped. selfraddressed envel ope to Ann Landers. P.O Box 11995. Cfucago. JU. 60611 POT SHOTS . BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT WHY DO SO MANY OF THE THINGS I DID YESTERDAY ALWAYS NEED TO BE DON E A G AIN TODAY? Undecideds play safe All you "undecid eds "' out there ... and you a ll know who you are ... are going to have to shape up. You're scre wing up the polls . How can we tabulate percentages of people who are for or against something when the maj orit y of the people are check- ing the little box marked . "Undecided ."' "No Opinion ... "Don't know," "Don't care." ··Don't ever want to discuss this aga in"" How long does it take to make up your mind about something of grievous im- po rtance? Recently. there was a poll a sk- ing whethe r the public favored Prince Charles and Lady Di having a baby the iirst year or waiting a while. Thirty-three percent said Yes. 12 percent said No. and 55 pe r cent didn't have an opinion. PRINCE CHARLES ANO Lady Di couldn't wait around forever. so they're having a baby anyway and taking a chance that some of you will swing over and m a ke it unanimous. Sometimes I get the feeling marking the undecided box is a habit we s lip into to keep from making a commitment t o something. I offer a s e vidence a recent polling wher e Americans were asked if they favored clean air. Seventy percent s aid Yes, 2 percent s aid No. and 28 percent hadn't made up the ir minds yet. I have never in my life me t an "un- decided" face to face. On the contrary. Punch -~ ERMA IOMlfCI AT WIT'S END most of the people I know carry placards and bullhorns. In my mind . I visualize them a s quiet pacifists who never make waves al')d play it sa fe a nd conservative. They sit around evenings wa t c hing whatever the Nielsen f amity watc hes. T h ey eat vanilla ice cr e am, and don't know how they feel about anything until they see a bumper sticker on it. THE DIFFICULTY IN m aking a de cis ion is overrated. There's nothing to it You don't even have to know what you 're talking about. I s aw a show once 0whe re people on the street we re asked how t hey fe lt about Me ndac ity 'A word m eaning dishonest. l One person said she thought they ~hould do a telethon for it. Another said he thought he was becoming a dictator and should be removed from offi ce by force. Fifteen people said they we re undecided about how to get rid of it and would have to think about it. My question to "undecideds" is "Whe n will you know?" 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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 1: You receive various communications, many of them contradictory. Confusion does exist key is to be selective VIRGO I Aug . 23-Sept. 22 1 By getting to heart of matters. you assure profit. Lost article will be recovered Active scenario features promotion. a nd•romance. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 221: Hunc h pays off; series of a ppa r ent coincide nces. a ctually are meaningful links. Focus on personality. indepe ndence and fresh starts SCORPIO <Oct. 23 -Nov . 211 : Hospital visit need not be somber event. Before day is finished. you'll have reason to celebrate. Relative s hares good news . SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22 -Dec. 211 : Wish comes true only after you revise material. review des ign and obtain quality goods. Emphasis on career advancement. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19 >: What appeared to be a forgotten cause will be revived. Superior reviews proposal. shows interest and seeks your opinions. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb . 18 >: Familv m e mber discusses s piritual val ues. possible journey and need for dom estic adjustment. PISCES <Feb. 19-March ,201 • Aura of deception could exist where mon ey is concerned. Know it. protect assets and avoid self-deception. HER9MEN OUR MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO DiMaggio big winner It wiU make you feel no younger to learn that peerless Joe DiMagg,io has turned 67. How did he spend his birthday? Went out to Bay Meadows and put S5 on the 6-7 Exacta in the firth race -his uniform number with the Ya nkees having been "5." Joe is still a winner. The number six and seven horses finished one-two and J oe collected $296. TALKTAIL LOUNGE: After reading Cyril Magnin's autobiog, "Call Me Cyril," dapper Dave Falk observes. "He uses the first per~n singular so often he must think he· s I. M agnin" . . . During an "Aida" inte rmission in the Ope ra House's m ezzanine bar, Jeraldine Palazzi asked Lee Crews : "Are your studs and cufflinks real e mer a lds? .. Lee: "Of course -• t hey're too small to be fake" ... Through a glass darkly : Mark J ones. owner of the Green St. Mortuary, and Ivan Imm . sa les man for the Champio n Embalming Fluid Co .. wandered into the Washington Sq. Bar & Grill. where Mark introduced Imm to co-owner Ed Moose and grinned. "Ivan is into nwds." Ed : "So are we ." Mark : "Yeah. but HE makes people look prettier!" NOTES F ROM ALL OVER : One recent day. Barbara Kendall, who teaches at Bel Aire School in Tiburon. asked her fourth-graders to write a news story. and Anne Woodward wrote: "The King or Spain is having dinner at the White House. They are serving our wine." True. The wine was • Cha lone Vineyards, oper ated by h er father, Phil Woodward ... Anne and Walt Bratten now know the difference between Sonoma and Marin. Driving south to Pt. Reyes Station, they came to a highway sign reading "Caution Flagman Ahead ... Half a mile across the Marin line, they c ame to a nothe r s ign : "Caution Flagperson Ahead" ... The town of Ross. Marin's breeding ground fo r preppies, is diffe rent in many ways, observes Mi chael R. Marron. A few nights ago, an a uction to raise money for the music program at Ross Grammar. the town's only school, produced an incredible $40,000. This included $750 for "pick of the litter" or the fifth grade teacher's pet rat! <Powerful martinis >. MEANWHILE: Last year a State Dept. official phoned S. F. Architect Worley Wong with good news-bad news : "We have a job for you. Uh. it's in Warsaw ... Couple of wks. ago, the same official called with good news-good n e ws: "The Wa rsaw project has been canceled. Instead, you get to do the ne w U.S. Embassy in Bangkok" Dan D'Alessandro reports that as a Western Airlines plane raced down the runway. over the s peaker system came the "Willia m Tell" overture "Hi ho Silver. a waaaaaay!·· and the passengers burst into wild applause Add airlifts : Up in Seattle flashes Carvel Zwingfe. a T V crew boarded a n S . F. -bound United flight to do the usual non-story about heavy holiday traffic . After photographing the crowded plane. the crew invaded the flight deck to find the captain's seat empty . "Where's the pilot'?" asked the reporte r . "There isn't one." snapped a stew. "This is a no-frills fli ght ... Don't swap symptoms DEAR DOCTOR : My friend and I have similar symptoms. but different doctors. H er doctor i s treatin g h e r for hypoglycemia. My doctor says I do not have lt, but s urfer from chronic anxiety. She gets a special diet; all I gel is tran· quillzers for my condition. My friend complains of feeling s haky and nervous. She fee ls fa int and gels con · fused . But whe n s he goes on her low carbohydrate. high protein diet she feels better. I feel like s he does. In addition . my pulse races, and I feel so weak and scared I'm afraid to leave the house. My pills have helped, but I'm stilJ too scared to live a normal, social Ufe. I'm even too nervous to see and visit m y friends. I've become a recluse. But I've had blood tests and my d oc tor in sist s t h at I do not have hypoglycemia. Sha ll I change doctors? - MRS.N. DEAR M'hs. N.: Hold off for a while. if you're thinking of seeing your friend's doc- tor. hoping he will also label your trouble as hypoglycemia . You say your doctor has taken blood tests (glucose toler~nce tests 1? Probably they have not been consistent with a diagnosis of hypoglycemia. Have you had a blood sugar test while you were suffering the acute symptoms? • Wa s it abnormally low? We re your symptoms immediately relieved taking some form of sugar? Only then would it be probable that you have hypoglycemia. Especially if you had high lnsulln levels al the time. Don 't try to match or·swap symptoms ln making your own diagnosis. Mrs. N. The diagnosis of h,ypos tycemia is not always easy. It may be concerned with h!Jvlng a T 10UI HEALTH OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN faulty liver condition. with beg innin ~ diabetes. with a tumor of the pancr eas. or even.with alcoholism. Patients who be lieve thev have hypoglycemia often suffer from ·chronic a nxiety. 't_S your doctor says you do. Mrs. N. If still ln doubt. we suggest you do seek consultation. · But don't jump on the mt}dical merry· go-round simply seeking a d<*tor who will agree that you ha ve hy poglycem ia. Although sometimes overlooked. it is not i n v aria b I~· the a n swer for nervous symptoms FOR MRS. K.: You can rest easy: harnifrul hormones are no longer allowed to be administered to animals to promote rapid growth. As you know. DES is a synthet ic estrogen hor mone <diethy lstilbestrol I which has been used for that purpose in chickens a nd In livestock. As it t an poten- tially cause cancer in humans. a recent court decision has now banned DES as a growth·promoter In animals. It was first used in chickens about 30 years ago. In 1954 the Food and Drug Ad· ministration approved Its use in cattle. Dr. Stefncrohn ~" que1tton1 from rt4Mra. He CGMOt °"'1Dt'r aU mdi~ but IO'Ul mct.cN tJtoM of OfMTQl n.tne.te in tlU cohlmA. krtd ll()llr qwadoft to him, fR cart ot Ow DdJ PUoc, P.O. 80% 1560, Coltc "'''°·Coli/. nas. ) Orange Coast DAILY PILOT(Thurtday. December 17, 1981 .. RESTROOM ART Art student!:> al Fresno State Uni ve rs ity. frustrated by lack of space for exhibits, have been di spl ayin~ work in the m e n 's and wom en 's restroom s near the ca mpus art gal lery. Arti st s call the restrooms "Half Moon Bay Galler~ ·· ALE! 'Your .Holiday Super Store of Games! by FicWity ANALVZEA ", UMIM~ to au I y it ll1t OUll SAU l'llCEI ,_ 1>1111 .. " 2911 .. , _ wttllMl \Ill ......... COMPUTER CHESS ~.:.:..~ -·:······1 ~- • ...~.i i[ ... -.... t...... ~ .-t -l i .. f 1 t The world's smatleSI chess com· puter. LCD display Four skill levels. 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Hansen , president of t he 17-member Arizona Minina Association. layoffs beaan Monday. Alter Duval's announcement. the Esperanza Federal Credit Un ion's -board ol directors suspended cash withdraw ala and loans for members, who work al the two mines south of Tucson, becauae paycheck deductions weren't made. But the freeze was lifted alter a few days. The workers aren't the only victims of the industry slump. fourth·faalat·arowln& state, had an October unemployment rate of 6.~ percent, well below the national rate of 8.4 percent. But all of a s udden, the Grand Canyon State is In the same eco n o m ic me ss as "the financially depressed states ot the North. "The impact is goina to be spllt in three ways,'' said mining speclallat Dr. George Leamin& ''I t's uuastrous when it costs mor e t o make your product than you can sell i t f or.,, "Nobody hu re.Uy put a ntw mine ln productlon in a lona • time. Once the other andustriee get seared up . . . the people tn Arizona are In a •ood poaiUoft to tak·e advantage of a 1tron1 copper market," Hansen aald. Last year the price of copper averaged Sl.01 a pound wbJle it · cost about 88 cents to produce. · The current selllna price is · about 75 cents. • Hans en s aid the copper ' Industry pays about $125 miUlen in taxes during a normal ' production year. Leaming said that if the com panics kept producina at t their current rate and price structure, "they would end up , los ing $11 million a month." They will lose less by shutting down, he said. A,..___ SSSAY, SSSANTA -Balboa. a boa constrictor owned by Jerry Fikes of Phoenix. was among pets brought by their owners to convey their Christm.as requests to Santa Claus (Phil Vasile 1 at a s uburban shopping mall. "If thia situation continues for a substantial period of time, I think the Arizona economy is going to suffer very badly front it -in the range or $1 billion if the mines are out for a period of time." Some of the laid-off workers will be out onJy until early next year. but others have been laid off for good. U till ties, s uppliers, other bus inesses and the state government also stand to lose millions of dollars, authorities say. · Silver Bell, a company town where many workers will lose their jobs, probably will become a ghost town, some oHicials have said . Seventy miner families there must vacate their company-owned homes by the end of February. of the Wes t ern Econom ic Analysis Center in Marana. ·'The group to feel lhe biggest impact will be the suppliers of goods and services. This will be particularly true of energy, electricity. natural gas, diesel fuel.'' ' Hurt next will be government agencies dependent on an excise tax on copper production, Leaming said. But losses will extend to sales. unemployment, payroll and Social Secur ity taxes. Leaming agreed with Hansen's expansion assessment of the copper indus try over tbe long-term but said be thinks much of the eventual new trade wilJ go overseas to Japan and new foreign markets. assuming that prices remain "reasonable" at under Sl a pound. Triple slayer to get freed om The Duval Corp. said two weeks ago it planned furloughs of up to three months for 1,868 employees at its two mines south or Tucson and at a third location near Kingman. The Gov. Bruce Babbitt said the condition of the mining industry is one reason he will submit a no-growth budget in January for next year. Smoky buse.s back TRENTON. N.J . (A Pl John Artis. twice convicted with ex-boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter for a 1966 triple murder. wiU live with his wife in New Jersey and work at a ob in private industry once he's freed from Rahway State rison next week. an official says . Arizona , the Han se n f oresees n o turnaround before next spring at tbe earliest. But he said the long-term future is promising. LOS ANGELES <AP > -The Southern California Rapid Transit District has gone back lo using a bus ruel that was 1 believed to be responsible for , thick black smoke emissions. SA VE TO 300/o · MIOICAllPAY..-.TS ACC.nDAS llUU. PA YMBfT HOURS: 9AM • 9'M DA YS-EVMHGS-WEBCEHDS m MEDICAL CARE CENTER TREA TMEMT FOR: •INJURIES •ILLMESSES 17672 IEACH HHffll9t•~Kll •ACME •ALLERC.IES l: ~ ! : i:ra m 1 •DIET •CHECl<U,S -+u.-w'1.. The Instant Gift Wrap Looking for ways to save time during the holidays? Discover our convenient Hallmark "instant wraps". They are decorated boxes, bags. ~ c6ntaine.rs and metal tins to create beautiful packages. without the fuss. PAPER lH.JMITED 1112 '" .... A ........ .,. ..... .. .... 541-7'21 -· ... 1.r11.· M-.-Sat. ID-6, ,,_._ 10.t rl~ ...... / I Fed up with ties. shirts. after shave lotions and other mundane gifts? 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Yule shoplifting • nses Some 1ay problem worse than usual due to recession By T'9 Alaoela&ed PHH ll is mainly because of the Tbe Chriltmas crush in the economic situation. And if thinas naUon'a •tores is cau1in1 the get tougher, shopllftlna will traditional aeuonal lncreue ln become areater." ahoputuncand someexpert.eaay Jim Carollo , director of the problem ii worse than u.ual security and safety for the J .I. tbh year because of the Hudson Co. of Detroit, said a receaaion. growlna number of shoplifters ''The economic situation ls are taking items for resale maklnt shoplifters out of people rather than for their own use. He who used to be $7· and also said many of the shoplifters ... an-hour factory men," said are repeat offenders. Herb James, mana1er of the • "More and more people are J .C . Penney s tore in the turning lo criminal activities to Northland s hoppi ng center support drug habits," Carolin outaide Detroit. said. ''Honest people don't steal "We're getting . . . people -even if they're unemployed." wbo ordinarily would be honest. The crowds act as protective But they're trying to maintain coloration. the.same standard of living (as ·'The opportunities arise when t hey were working>," where the shoplifters can really James said. go crazy," said John Piasecki, Judi Rogers, director of the chief of security at the Century National Coalition to Pr.event Ill Mall in West Mifflin, Pa .. · Sbopllftine, a non-profit group just outside Pittsburgh. based ln Atlapta, said 45 percent Individual retailers generally of all shoplifting occurs during are reluctant to discuss the tbe last thJ'ee months of the s pecific steps they take to try to year. Sbe also said because of fight shoplifting. "inflation and the economy, "We traditionally do not store, the more chance there is for shoplifting." Retailers generally say. however, they have been beetini up security to stop shoplifters. Cathy Gucfas, a spokeswoman for Sears, Roebuck and Co., said the store hires extra personnel at Christmas. J .C. Penney's J a mes said a c losed-circuit television system has Just been installed in the Northland store. Mr s. R oge r s, at the anti-shoplifting coalition, said increased security Is only a partial answer. "We've got a real educational process to go through·· to make t he public understand that shoplifting is a crime." There are no national figures on the number of p eople arrested for shoplifting; the legal definition of shoplifting ~n<1 the way it is categorized vary from area to area. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 17, 1981 .. you'll be seeing an increase in participate in any stories about people shoplifting out of need." s hoplifting," said Judy Cohn, a Dion Lee, a spokesman for spokeswoman for Macy's in New Robin 's Boo k Sto r e in York City. Philadelphia, agreed, saying: Ms. Cohn did say, however, "Shoplifting is worse. I believe that "the more crowded the Mrs. Rogers said the cost of shoplifting in 1980 was estimated at $24 billion -almost 7 percent of gross sales or almost 7 cents out of every dollar the retailers take in. It Is impossible to compare that total with earlier years because the coalition changed the way it calculates the loss. ENOUGH FOOD? John and Cvntha a Schnekloth or Eldridge. Iowa. left. With their children Clint and yalerie pose with Secretary of Agriculture John Block and 11# ......... hi s wife. Sue. in Washington. where t he 1981 yearbook of ,agriculture was released. 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Fabulous Face Color Collections in· irresistible fashion shades for dazzling eyes , lips and cheeks. Only $12.50 R9GIS HAIRSTYLJSTS ~ . SOUTH COAST PLAZA 540-8888 e a .... 0 a a 5 53623 33 I She swam to fortune But Eleanor Holm would take tennis this time NORTH MIAMI , Fla. <AP> - S h e was tbe world 's best backstroke swimmer more than 40 years ago, and at one lime or another held every record in that division. But ll Eleanor Holm Whalen had to do it all over again, her sport probably wouJd be tennis. ' As a swimmer, she won almost three dozen titles In national and world competition, besides being the only American female swimmer to ever qualify for the Olympic Games three times. And it wasn't only the athletic ability of this 68-year·old Brookly n , N.Y., native that brought her fame and fortune. H er beauty won her a four-year movie contract in 1932, with Warner Bros .. she was a big·band singer in the '30s with her first husband, bandleader Arthur Jarrett, and, '°r three· year s. s he s tarred in the Aquacad e, a wat er b a lle t extravaganza produced by her second husband, showman Billy Rose. . "I had a good time, fame, friends and money because of swimming," says Miss Holm, who usually can be found not al the swimming pool of her bayfronl condominium, but on the tennis courts nearby. "But I'm ashamed to say I ca n 't tell yo u who the backstroke champion is today," she adds. "Besides, they change so often now. They are one· and two-year wonders and then they are gone." She was 14 when she finished fourth in the 100-meler event in the 1928 Olympics i n Amsterdam. Four years later, the games were held in Los Angeles, and she took the gold medal for the 100-meter event. During the 1932 Olympics. Hollywood saw a potential star. "Warner Bros. put me into a training program," she recalls. "I was told they planned to make a comedienne out of me. But, I was still in love with swimming, so I would often give my paid dramatic lessons to someone who couldn't a fford t hem and I'd go s wimming." ln 1933, she married Jarrett and made bus trips from city to city to play one·nighters. "When I'd finish at night I'd find a pool some where and swim,·· she remembers When the band was n't on the road , s he was s tudying dramatics. playing bit parts in movies -and swimming. As the 1936 Olympics approached . she wa s determined to represent the United States for a third time. "Warner Bros. didn't want me to go so I settled the contract in 1935." . Though she made the U.S. team, she did not compete. The entire U.S. Olympic entourage traveled by steamsh ip t o ............... WINNING SWIMMER Formt•r Ol~·mpH· l.!Olcl ·ml•cl tt list swimmer Eleanor Holm Whalen holds a 19:J!I "\l'\\ York Dall~ :'\l'\\!'t ··sund<.i~ "\rws·· mt.1gaZll1l' "h'"' in~ hl'I' and J ohnn~· Weissmuller. "1th whom !-ohl' shan·d t hl· ... pot 11).!ht Ill thl• 1939 World '!'> Fair Europe, but the athletes were co nfine d t o the ctteaper accommodations on the lower decks while team officials and their wives went first class. "I bought my own firsl·class ticket. but they didn't want me there where they were." s he says "I guess Lbey didn't want me lo see how they behaved." The conflict came to a head wh·en Miss Holm attended a after Joyce Matthews <twice married to Milton Bertel locked her se lf in R ose 's office bathroom. slashed her wrists and bled to death. After Rose died in 1973. she married her present husband, Tom Whalen. a retired oilman. The weariness and strain or performing each week in the Aquacade brought Miss Holm "s love for swimming to an end. "They are one' and two·y ear wonders. and then they. are gone:"' \ c hampagne party in the first·class section during .the cruise. "I was ki cked off the team. How simple it w~s :· she says. Her marriage soured and in 1937 she signed with Rose to star in the Aquacade. The Aquacade became a popular attraction during the 1939-1940 World's Fair in New York. and her co·sta rs were Johnny Weissmuller and later Buster Crabbe. She had divorced Jarrett in 1938 and that year found lime to s tar in '"Tarzan 's Revenge." Tarzan was played by Glen Mor ris . the 1932 Oly mpic decathlon champion. · · 1 certainly wasn't the best lo ever play Jane, but it's on TV all the time. I wish I had the residuals:" she says. Jn 1939, she married Rose The m arriage ca me to a much·publicized end in 1951. "I thought I'd never be dry. My hair turned green from the chlorine and swimming on those cold October and November nights in New York was awful." Polish crisis · scrubs tour TURLOCK I At> I -A music group from Cab!ornia State College-Stanislaus has cancelled a concert trip to Poland and the Soviet Union because of the Polish political upheaval, a spokesman said. The school 's 21-m e mber woodwind choir was advised to c ancel by the trip's sponsor. 1 F ellows hip Am bassado r s Foundation. The students had been scheduled to leave New l York Jan. 12 ror visits to several Polis h and Soviet cities . • including Moscow South Coast Mon. Thru Sat. 10 a .m. to 9 p.m. An intimate shop '· ' Skansen dttarotlons from SW«J~n. /Nnmorlt f Nof'WQ.Y .COLLECTORS CHOOSE FROM Our Large Selec t ion of Specially Selected Gold Jewelry, Pendants and Chains. Featurt ng U.S. and Foreign Coins at Competitive Prices. c 0 R E R . SPECIM : .. SPRll ... SPICI, THIS SEASG MOST PROO A PUPPY. ,i • LIVING G1F TREASUR!O YEARS. \ DEA& PAT DUNN: At &It.la Ume ol "e year &Mre are ao mHy claartty a,ppeale .-at It's ~ard to keep tbe m atratitat. I bow maay reqae1ta for donations are wortbwl.tle, but tiow can you spot • charity awtlldle1 P.G., Coeta Meu Before making any charitable donation, ask the sollcitor for the name and address of the charity, where It is registered, when it was organized and how the money will be used, Watch out for these warnlns signs In charity swindles: When there is a telephone sollcitaUon followed by immediate p1ck·up o( a donation. Most legitimate charities will let a consumer mail In his contribution. When the charity accepts cash only When high pressure tacUcs are used and there is a lack of identification. Also be suspicious of charities that use only post office box numbers and fail to disclose their legal name and street address. Finally, never send cash through the mail. Frantic yule period no time for puppiea DEAR PAT DUNN : Perhaps some of your readers are considering giving • puppy or kitten as a Christmas gift. The Ualted HamanJtarians of Orange County's volunteer animal workers aak tbem to please reconsider. The average home Is too busy during the holidays to brlag in a small animal. Few of us have lime to properly housebreak a pappy or to feed • pet at regular lntenials at this time of the year. When the child doesai perform these duties, the paren&a often decide to get rid of the pet. If only a puppy or kitten wlU do as a gift, do consider a gift certificate to be honored after the boUdays when the household return.a to a normal scheduJe. M., Gardea Grove Thanks for writing. It's also Important lo remember that if both parents are working, it is practically impossible to train a puppy properly. Why not get an adult dog rrom the pound arter the holidays and save a lire? Safety prime topic of lwliday season DEAR READERS : Each year many people are killed and injured in home accidents . The Orange County Office or Consumer Affairs offers the following tips on how to prevent accidents which commonly occur around holiday time. When you select your tree, look for a fresh one with needles that bend without breaking. Set it up a good distance from any heat source, and keep the base in water. Dispose of the tree when it dries out and needles begin to rau. Do not burn it in your fireplace. H you choose an artificial tree. be sure it is fire-resistant, and keep it away from heat Christmas lights should be checked before using. Look for frayed wires, loose connections. broken or cracked sockets and exposed wires. Make sure lights are fastened securely, and keep them away from curtains •• and other flammable materials. Be sure you do not overload extension cords and that lights used for outdoors ~r;.e weatherproof. Turn out all Ughta when leaving the house or retiring for the evening. Fireplaces can be daneerous too. Do not use guollne or other nammable Uquida to start a fire, as the vapors can explode. Leave the damper open until ashes are no loo•er glowing. and always keep a screen In front of the fire. The holiday season also means parenta leaving chihlren with babysitters. Parents should leave the names and telephone numbers or their hosts, their doctor, local police and ambulance service next to the telephone. The babysitter should be shown through the home and shown the items he or she will need. Advise the sitter to keep the house secure to protect the children. Be sure toys purchased suit the skills and abilities of the child, and that the children understand how to use the toys safel y and properly . Examine toys for sharp edges or points and for small parts which could come off easily. Save all receipt. for gift exchange DEAR READERS: This is the gift giving time of the year, but not every gift will be us~<l t9 it,:; fuUes~. Some ~il~ A.e returned and the Orange County Office of Cons umer Affairs has some suggestions for people when purchas ing girts. Before purchasing merchandise, consumers should ask what a store's policy is regarding exchanees and refunds. Also, save all receipts showinc the date of the purchase and purchase price. Ea~h store can set its own policy on refunds and exchanges. and generally, consumers are not legally entitled to either. For good business, most stores will exchange non·sale items, but they they don't have to do so. If a product is defective, consumers may be able to argue successfully that they have a right to a cash refund. But most warranties allow the store or manufacturer to replace or repair the item rather than to refund the purchase price. Gifts fall under the same general rules. If a consumer ends up with six popcorn poppers, he must depend on the store's policy to accept the gifts back for exchange or refund. If, as a consumer, you can't get an exchange or refund, and you feel you were a victim of misrepresentation or were sold a defective product, you can contact the Orange County Office of Consumer Affairs for counsel and possible mediation services for your complaint by writing to 1300 S. Grand Ave., P.O. Box 11526, Building C. Santa Ana 92711 , or by phoning 834·2020. • "Got a J11'0blem" Ttwm wntt to Pat \.1 Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. gdhng • the answers and action you nttd to • solve 1nequlltes in government and n business. Mail yo-Jr queatwns to Pat Dunn. At Your Service. Orange COOll Daily Pilot. P 0 Bor 156Q. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Plaza Villase • experience DtWHY f\QT GNE THE ras GFT EVER ... R 0 OR KITTEN IS .A . 9 LOVE & WILL BE ·C!NX>YEO FOR MANY ·1 YIL:~AGE fl ET CENTER ,, ................. ....,. ~ ... ~t7'.nTS Presenting tc's greatest collection ever . Our handcTafted 1981 limited edition of opal, aapphire, naby, diamond and fuah woter pearl jewelry is now on di-i>lay . 1114047 located by the VIiiage GrMn aansnrsess b • 0 0 0 5 s 25653 1 --------------------. -----------·-· Or•nge Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday. December 17, 1981 .. GIGANTIC TOREWID SACRIFIC FASHION FABRICS 7162mlt•aAVI. ~-.8.CO-Cs•ar •HUNTINGTON BEACH• THI OIDMS All ••• SILL OUT IMTlll" STOCK llGAIDLISS OF LOSS. STOllHOUIS DAILY 10 to 6 SUMDA Y II to 5 ALL PRICES SLASHED SENSATIONAL CLOSEOUT VALUES Nmlll~· llOTllll HELD IACI Profitt Mttll ...,..Hr ..,_. ..... c .... S&L -.u AHD sat PAST! ••• Lit TML.oua.WWffW• GIGANTIC STORE~WiOE ·~ SACRlf.IC.E LIQUIDATION · OUISTOCK MUSTGOt EVERY ITEM RUTHLESSLY PRICE SLASHED FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL ! For The Last Time We Slash I L2 Original Prier All Prices! Every Item Is Now /~ OR LES~:! ENTIRE STOCK SACRIFICED AT COST! NEAR COST! BELOW COST! FASHION . FABRICS V/S4' - 7162 EDINGER A VE. - IN THE 11GEMC011 CENTER • HUNTINGTON BEACH • South c.oast Plaza Village .- co1n1 TllDD 55M67' Copper Tea Kettles From $20.00 to $69.SO -Cups from S29 to $53 Set of 4. Saucers-$33 per Set, Spoons S21 per Set. llw ... Wricl .-wwtkc• -W e I .. J . : .._ ...... .a. ................... ... .. .. ""w... ............. ~ ... ........ ..., ....... ......._.._,_, ...... . -~ .. ....,-MM.._ .. ..... _.. .. ,,.... .. ....,. IW ...... Mn COMI - .. ITSMYm. - Sunflower-Bear Santa Ana For Store Orl.f\geCoa1t DAILY PILOT!Thurtday, December 17, 1981 China unveiling out Shipment due at White House soon RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTllY I lf••t ... ,_. .... I tzl HA.IOI 1&.YD. BIG MONEY 111 LITTLI WANT ADS WASIDNOTON tAP> -A partial shipment of Nancy Reaaan'1 new china ls due at the White House before Chrlatmaa, but pl&na for an official Wlvellin& or t .. e "209,508 set are beln8 shelved because of the controversy the purchase haa 1enerated, White House sources say. COIT~MHA-141·1 IH s~lctting~nMloM for a ~hl~~th 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fund. 1- . . " ............ S"NTA FEELS HEAT It's freezing in ''I have Intentionally not 1wanted t.o be knowledgeable on that subject," said one White House alde, who requested anonymity. ''It will not be anything but trritatin1." When the china does arriv&, there'll be no new table linens to yo with it despite the "terrib e tablecloth crisis" alleged recently by social secretary Muffle Brandon. In an attempt to play down the epis ode, the first lady 's press secretary, Sheila Tate, said she "couldn't get excited about tablecloths," and refused to find out whether any had been donated since Mrs. Brandon's remarks. However, it was learned that the White House was not deluged with fancy new tablecloths, partially because· potential donors were told they really weren't needed. Europe, but not in Melbourne. where a bowl and a jug of cold water help Santa cool down. ; Temperatures there reached 100 de grees ' Wednesday. Nonetheless, 10 or 15 paper tablecloths -they would never be used at a White House function ~ ' have shown up in the mall and a Chattanooga radio s tation is s ~ I I ~ Gene splicillg license sells STANFORD <AP> -Companies from around the world have bought themselves a high-tech holiday gift: a license for basic gene aplicing and cloning techniques. Some 71 companies, including Allied Corp., Bristol Meyers, Cetus, Co rning Glass Works, Dupont, Eli Lilly, Hoffman LaRoche, Johnson & Johnson, Monsanto, Nabisco, Revlon and Texaco paid $10,000 to sip up for the patent. · Andy Barnes, spokesman for the Stanford Office or Technology Licensing handling the licensing, said it covers processes using the splicing an~ clonin t. methods invented by Ors. Stanley N. Cohen of Stanford and Herbert W. Boyer of the University of California. B'lsinesses that met the deadline will receive five times the sign-up fee and the $10 ,000 annual charge as credit against future royalties on resulting products. The credit is limited to half of annual earned roya I ties. ., Thal nfeans a company which signed up and took three years to develop a commercial product would have a $200,000 credit to apply to the rirst $400,000 in royalties. ..• still at 57.95 1052 Irvine Ave. 548-8684 Newport Beach GIFT IDEAS FROM ANQO YOUR STORE FOR THE FINEST IN WESTERN APPAREL and ACCESSORIES for MEN and WOMEN -LIATHEI COATS AMO VESTS Beautiful Lambskin In Your Favorite Colors from Remy WESTERN STYLED JEANS ..ct DRESS rANTS From Larry Mahan, Panhandle Slim and Stetson JMna-6tretch and all cotton Dress P11nta-100'Y. Poly and Poly/wool COUUIOY-.d POL Y /WOOL• ADIS Wettern detail from Larry Mahan- and Panhandle Sllm Olllllr8'111 ...... L..-. ... J4JJIA ....... LeC.lli .. (~EITonto) HOUIS: •t• Prt I CM, s.t I 0.6, I• I 2-4 . . . ,. ... 0 a vld Carroll, the morning announcer at WSKZ ·FM. said listeners have contributed plastic utensllt, disposable tablecloths, coasters, toothpicks, flowers for a centerpiece and salt and pepper shakert In addition to $75 in cash. Ooe person contributed a calculator -to help the White House figure its d ecorating expenses. CarroU aa!d. The debut of the china Is likely to occur at the next state dinner President Reagan gives in honor or Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia in mid-January but there are no firm plans. "Sometime, she'll j ust decide to use it,'' said the source. None of 'the 220 place settings has arrived. The non-profit Knapp Foundation is donating the money to buy tbe ivory china,' which features a red and gold border and Uie presidential seal. Each 19-piece place setting costs $952. Gasoline use rises slightly SA C RAMENT O <AP > - Californians used slightly more gasoline in October than they did the year before, the state Board of Equalization said. The October total was 933 million gallons, 1.2 pe rcent higher than for October 1980. The October 1981 figure was 3 percent below that for October 1979 ap.d 8.32 percent below tlie total for October 1978. · The board. whi ch collects the 7-cent-a.gaJlon gasoline tax. said the state received S65 million from that tax for October 1981 -DRILLMINDEAlM DISPENSER, DAIU. ans I Stores 13 dril bits il ~~ Rotate <ial to drt size m~outdeslred bit ~to cH coro fO< coovenience Drill $999 bits ~6-fl lhru Y.-11 by 64th. (41~) (60161) --r.-I \ 0 FlllUlt 3-PC. r t Ui 30i01 ~. h\ PLIER r T. ,, r\'~ SET \__.'.\.--~:&fl. sip . . ~ plier. 5-in long nose plier. 5-11 diagonal'*' (4131) (19'2) '''*"" WOOD HANDLE HAMMER 16 oz. stailEld lt:kofy hcrldle. "Rm- tempered " Q:e nilinims ~· (Hll11h ) Circles of Love .. in diamonds sapphires , rubies and emeralds! CHARLES H. BARR MelRIMrof AfMric• Getll Society Accredited Gttn Laboratory LifJ:llO TWOJNAY UTILITY KNIFE fJltJNs use as a krWfe ()( scrapec M<> extra blades ll hnle. (~) 17tla&lnm Westclff"- NewportlHda ,,, 1:111• THRIFTY flIDl~R1ll SCREWDRIVER l~f SET• C'Alntan; free ~ rrr 4".6"Stn:IM!li>. 3". 6" CDlet .,, $349 #1 , t2 Phlps. .(62-407) BOX wmt SAW Mtre box wilh pr&- set E• n • arYjes.14"bild< saw. (8.S«q --~-~-------------------~----........................... --------~-----.. " tlemen, we have to decide whether "'• a mlr9de ipf 1Pec9-1ge t9Cftnology or 1nv1nn1y fuhloned by • lkUled cranamen:·' Job absence . causes eyed BJ. OYCE L. KENNEDY ~ Kirstin, a bank secretary and single parent, ~es an average two days a month because of c~ care problems. - ~"Jerry, who earns his daily bread at a textiles factory, moonlights to' make ends meet and is late or "Wbsent at least once a week. Margo, an ambitious marketer for an oil colllpany, has decided to zie-zag her way up and ta~es time off whenever she can to look for aadf.her job. !Because employers lose a pol of money on eaeb oo-show or job-leaver, they're always trying to root out causes of the Invisible Worker. The latest survey of 300 personnel ex~cutives -"Job Abfsence a.nd Turnover Control" -by The Bureau ~ 1:1111111 of National Affairs Inc., a private, Washington, D.C.' publlsber of specialized information -says money comes in second place to keeping people arou.nd. The leading factor s for absenteel.sm are reported to be illness, personal probltms and personal business. Among office and plant workers, reasoDA for turnover begin with personal problems -family, poor health, transportation and the Uke. But among professionals and managers, job dissatisfaction is s aid to be ~ chief reuoo people opt out. Apart from the wringing or hands, what do bosses do when faced with truants? Responses range from carrots to canning. Nine of 10 companie.s have a progressive disciplinary system that uJtimately can result in firing but not qalit.e half bave a written policy defining excessive absenteeism. On a happier note, incentives used by employers to &et workers to appear reaularly include paying for unused sick leave, recocnmn1 regulars with certificates or publicity. payin1 bonuses for superior attendance and offering additional paid leave for meetin1 attendance goals. Would you be happy with a S.W bonus lor per{ect attendance eacb quarter, topped with an addltional $200 if you make it through one year? Companies with staggering turnover coats -a minimum of $500 to $7 ,000 per occurrence -are boosting pay, selecting more carefully, training more thoroughly. supervising more closely and listening to the troops' cries for more input in the system. · The six stages of employee demotivaUon, says Chicago management consultants Younis. Walker & Company, are confusion,_ anter , subconscious hope, disillusionment, Tack or cooperation and finally, complete demotivatioo. In the first stage, the employee may question whether "it's me or the boss." But at curtain time, the employee will become certain it is the boss and grow relatively unproductive. Employers know this is fertile territory for the turnover strangler to strike again. That's why seven of 10 surveyed firms report making changes in personnel practices specifically to keep their people on the premises. ·$63,000 grant set for research A professor at Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a $183,000 srant to study the efficiency of m akin& ice at night to cool buildin&s during the heat of day. . Dr-. Vaclav Rajllcb, aaaociate professor of computer science, will draw conclusions from 7.2 million pieces or data collected by t.be Southern CaWonlia Edisoo Co., which awarded the 1rant. , R~llcb said an uperiment was conducted in a Gatden Grove building, where an lee bank was cr~tM oa the bulldiq at n1Cht. when consumer el~trie UH and power costs are low. Tbe ice was uaed to cool the bulldlq between DOOG and I p. m. , 1\ammer days, when power cost la hip. ilaJlieb and undergraduate Uliltant Drew ~o9b6es wrote a computer PfOIJ"aJD ~at uaeues dat. from ~ experiment and allows for other calcuJations. I ~e1earch group due move to Long Beach . -.. . -_. --:-. - -I Follovv the skylite to Ford and San Miguel FriOOy Nite ·oec . l S--6-9 p.m. Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThuraday, December 17, 1981 f:~'t:ti.::1 ··~· ... c.a..r. Wh9ther )'OIJ for a Pi rtle ,•re looking great gift ~ar Item or them 111 h Yt>tl'll fifld ~!Jflhb.orhoo9J•c~'1 Your '"'holiday.-... . r •lmaa Quartera w.~Plng ~ •hoiie. atO,.. ve got 21 Offering lelecfj~ 9ervl09t ona. NEWPORT HILLS CEMTEP. Traditional _.... Jewelers 3 760-8035 Balboa Store also 673-1860 • All a.oacs '30% OFF • All~ WATCHES 20-30% OFF • JEWELRY, special selec- tion 30% OFF 6to 9 p.m. ALLYN-OLACK'S HAIR FASHIONS IMTIODUCTOllY 0 .... ............. Reg. 125-$26 ...,.....,w ... hp I 1C1., I s• , ,. .., s.t (Tinted hair extra) $20.00 CAU.64o.t4t4 ....,.. ... C...tw 2":.':!:t!r·· Good thru 12-31-81 3 HOURS ONLY 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, December 18 AllW't'91xtl Half Jall\loM M0-9494 'No. r-.1..cr • "V~ A -o')rt~ P.,,. • ...,. t . ' ...... Animal Kospital 7S9·1911 Wfltf" ...,,, ~ r\ ~ 8ll.llt ,,..,.. ........ &.•~.f"llJ f"Hl tf'W't f"• lanll Of .,.._rlu 7S9·4S7l ,...,.,. llftAtw's~~ .... Vlte) 1,\;J('f4' •• llOftllOWte •• ...., -. 1$9·1100 ·~ .. ,, -.,rC..,""'""'J ~ ,,.,.. "" ....,., Qui ,. \.o.if<~ 0''1 •""'"'9'~ coast ~at Savlftes . . . . . n1-0111 NOW OPEN J ust ID Time For Christmas jlNFORMAL MOORING 6 to 9 P.M., Ma ny items at ~- 20% less FREE GARTER .... ....... ~···· toc. ........ 11 ..... ...., Gift Certificate Available Visa/Master Charge 644-1169 l o1 i •1'"" •~19 \iflf"lll(·f'\ Of A '9flilj(Jr ,_lt'\M"C,t.'l • ',,,. I'! -.V '"""""'" ~'Uld A\\11\tlf"IC:f l ·leflsuats. .. ~-.....,,., -------------------'"' ~~· ... ~_... .. ,,,. """t.IO&ll Of, .... , """" MMflt. . ... 14t·5080 -------------------ttn •r (tr(Jf.~ Cit) ~·,~~-.IOf""e:'l"\• ,......, ...... or. SCtlUytef c. Jo""91', D.D.S. Inc. 1St-0812 ~ .... J0M l llCC&a"lftlill. Inc. . . MO-tS81 tr1¥1"\t"'f'f't4ift¥1C.f'\ !Med'"°" . . . .. . 7st'()S(; 7 ~ t'.i""' (Cl"f'WO'\Of'°'Ou W'I A """°"I/IA.I f' tf.-f't ~:"~~=···~~!}~ c;,,tf~ +""40t Newport*" ptorist,. ..• • . M0-7MO Oftie• """ ~ ""'10 ,. ~ io0""4' W'(ft ""' ''""" .,,.,.~ And CO/# OI J~ ~ """"'" • ...,. . . M0-7SOl '«--°'""' ..... --..,... ... Gooo ·~...,., 1NWPOn Hills T,_,,.I . . . . . • . M4·7J71 NaurW1 rtlt Count~ Ot rtw GloOf' ~ \l:)L..• ~. '"'- A (.vn '8Ref'S li'ltl • . . . . . . MO-OOIO ""~ '"c>"'" "or ._,.,,"'" 't'll J....a II( •t ~ .x~ ~ ... -..... ... lalptl I Marti et .. . ..... ·7"2 Qc.fl1 .. • 1 ·t·O-~ \A'Hr\ ·~~-~· • \flt • .. .. nn•tn a. scnwan. D.D.S, Inc M0-2110 ~ ... 0-...,•t""'. Spartrllno c1nnen . . . . . M01oMO °""'' ,...,., . . _..,..,_~, "°' .. Oflf'W'IQ l~ ......,, Tradltlonoil Jeweten . . . . . . . . HOeDIS (Ott "'" I ""'·· l.'>•1 iNltC"'1 ~0 \(_, (QD'Nll cto··, ·· ~ ..... <., U11lon01l,llUcl~&SoM .... 7191 t~...C: V''"'of t f••t \fil""t<f At0 MOr'I W«ft A~ YIH ... HO~ °"'911. . • . • • MCH1U Aft!r.'"""w ~,,. ~ • ~ lnltnar\ lf7 (\ACQm "'Ott °'~"""" ........ wai-.r & IAe IHI lsute . . . . . 7S•1S01 ()I' • ..,,. '"'"_.. C"O"'ll"-ot ---·~ WIP {"O MQrf" JQr "Ot.I Wftat'I Coo-1119 . . . . 14t·1120 '°"-''-~"'· ·~.t,..•*•M'l"""''-O'~MMCl'f"f"Or ......... Wine Covntry .. . . .... •7H7 ,,l'VW', '""v r~ ,,, rV"f"Wd.W vo \Of<~ occ~ LIPTAUER CHEESE 20% off (Open til 9 Friday night) Pnc. pod tin Mew ,..,.., ... _________ __, .,,__ Anniversary Sale ••• 20-300/o off all merchandise. (except sale and limited avaHlbtlitY Items and beer and iobecco.) s ~ only-e to 9 p.m. Friday nlte. 844-7597 ·-- -.. -.... .,. -.. 'I • • • • • ' ............... ~ .. ···-·-··~·~· I Z% FIMAMCIM9HI * WATIUIOMT HOMI * Detached 3 br. w /Community tennis & pool! Owner will carry lST TD. Only $230.000. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. 11%DOWH PAYMINTll * HAllOI VllW HOMI • Assume 10.9% 1ST .. & 2ND TD! ! CA RMEL model w /pool & spa on a solar system . $269,900. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. • MI WPOIT MACH OMCI 2670. s ............ 17141 71t-1501 17141712·7J7l wlilliii. A 1111 191111 . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . • .. I • I I I .. ' ••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThuraday, December 171 1981 The Clnon AE I PROGRAM 15 th41 soph1st1t<11t.ld SLR cal!lllril tllat's locu'" and-shont simple to usel Its computor brain is programrn.,c.l to g1vo• vou po:rlct P•Clureio 1n anv light -even Wllll floshl Concemr<1te on vour sub1oct and 14'1 the l'lrrvTr~mmecf A • ...._ __ ~ AE 1 PROGRAM do all thu work Or. • ·~•cu 11 l"-'.Jl\Jll I kUIUll l set 11 yours11ll it's a so1J111rnc..tl:d Pk.JS St...Jttef..r>rvvih.1 camerd cup.1bl11 ol ptoless1ona1 results. ~i~ ~ti();{ and ~d" use neJrlv ttlty Canon FD <:i.1e~1'ln ~h:>c7~r'.ll~ w10e·onqh·. t~lephnto ana 1oom llrn5'1S ~~'-' 1 1 ''"v•cUIU'I &. plus «!011101\dl ..cc..ssorres to rover .-very ,....···~~~~~-..... pu .. rurl'·l<1~1n9 51tudt1un ·•·-• ''"·' "" • Au1om11~1/lyl "'.,., N• •' i"t •~f"t W1M• ~ A •nt'f M..llOI" Of•W MA •'¥41\.ilt>W I t~ .-:'J•~ ~llf""O •ShYtt• Qtf_,f•h ..u" '' •' I M.,.,w1ConHul •$i.illW!dh1• 188~ .... ~.,.,., epeth.H• tC11 fuHv .-ulurn•t•• Ou.h 1.tuHOQt;tQf\y •Au.ttOI-' •II (ArtQrt f:-P ~ ro1 •l l'Qf'Uwt-ohl, t(Ul"\i._,l 41tfj ...-d\\ 11111" •Sl.#Clf!• bflQhl ltx:y\uw' VJ•-. 11 •I I "\ t.-fout.1 tn ._,.,.....fir•kf Ar ~•hoft All Fedco stores are open seven days a week until Christmas FED CO MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT STORES rtOCO lA&lflllGA '•" 1 11 rf «M STORE HOURS WEEK DAYS lS)~ !. l" (.,~"~Qd l;.v<J L'" ll•IQPl<'S 9001(> f(OCO VAii ltUYS 1J1J, Ill<>~ l4920 Rdf"'f'' 5.h~ 'l•o Nvy\ 91•0S RDCO ,_SAllOIA • 1•11 ••9 H6}() 11:00 AM 10 1.00 PM• LA ClfMEGA • W IERNARDIMO AJID IAJI DIEGO STORES 3111 ~ C..r,tir->1AOQ 8t\l'd P.;-,doe11.t '1110' rtOCO CflllllTOS •.>1J1 ~/JO''" 12·00 NDITN 10 9:00 PM• CERRITOS• COSTA MESA • PASADENA AMO VAN NUYS STORES 1 t~S '>t>utr Sff~t C~"'' ·~ l.J070t HOCO COSrA MESA ,,. ,,~ lt·"< )010 H.1•00< 8'.d ?\14 "4<!'4 ~/6?f> HOCO $All DUGO ... ,. )O) ,. II SATURDAYS• All .STORES 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM SUNDAYS• All STORES 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM -,.,~ t. Eue• rt f>ac, Ol!QU 921()~ ROCO SAii llNIAllOlllO "• w~~ ~181 S10 S ~ Yfo•rv;· •·• S•f' BemanJ.no ~2• tCt OPEN TO FEDCO MEMBERS ONLY The Rusty Pelican is opening in Irvine December 18th bringing 11 · s renowned ~lection of fresh seafood served in one of the most unique & exciling restau rants to be found . But the Rusty Pelk;in isn't just a restau'ran1 il's a .. gre111 place to meet over a cocktail or enjoy an appeuzer or light meal from the Seafood Bar in the tolorful , fun livel)' lounge. It's 'le" It\ Fun h's belling h's Like No Ot her Seafood Restau rant Around. Dinner & Cocktails Nlghtl}' Lunch to Follow Soon Jus1 ac~ the iOS fwy. from the Jobn 1hynt Airport IRVINE . i' __,~, 'Bust,1' 0 -l>eJica'l\ MACAITffUI AT MAIN ST. --------. -- FIND YOUR NAME WIN TICKETS WORTH $18 ~er~sta Olristtna Regouy cnt . Andraa Salay T ..... D.c.. ZZ -S-.. D~ 27 AHAHllM COHVIHTIOH CIMTIA T ..... Dec. Jt -S-.. J-. 3 LOM• llACH AllMA t• 9 Wr1i11r1 In Today's Oa11iflfd1I ,. JS IT'S EASY! Find ~ rwne and llddrea In today'a cl .. lfied aectlon. then call &42-6878 Ext. 272 to claim your tickets. WJnnen every · · dly, eo check thea..tftedl In the . . . ., Piii 'rl . ' . a .. --:-. . . . .. -. -- ; : Home lottery viewed Bf!UKlTe of house esiay contests, DA warns HO, HO, HO A group of Santa Clau!'> trainees pra c l 1t'l' t he ir moves befon.• making house c alls for a Santa Service in Minneapolis. ,.,. ........ 61.4 oz. '8 '/1. tall 9•1. oz. 7'h •tall 1.99 each 9V. oz 6 11. • 1a11 WONDERFUL WOK WORKS From Taiwan The essenllals for the pleasures of stir.fry cookery STEEL WOKS 12'/1 • dla 4.39 C ASTRO VALLEY I AP > Alameda County prosecutors are warning consume rs to beware of contes ts give n by homeowners ho ping to pay orr mortgages The warning by Assistant District Attorney Ri chard Michaels follows a contest publicized by Castro VaJley homeowners offering to give their home to the person who sends them $50 along with the best SO-word essay on what can be done about the economy. The couple say the money would be used to {>3Y the existing mortgages and then the house would be given to the contest winner. M 1c h aels said b eca use s uch contests are r ecent lnnovatton a, current la ws may not IPtleiiic.Uy outlaw them. But Herschel Elkins, an ual.atant s tate attorney general, said aucb a contest is "tantamount to a lottery." The Castro Valley couple, Larry and Diane Kleinschmidt, say what s tarted as a desperate attempt to dispel a financial nightma re bas become a crusade. "We jw;t want It to work out not only for us, but as an example to other people in the same situation'' said Mrs. Kleinschmidt . She said 400 calls a nd 40 letters have arrived since publicity efforu began. or lancy FROM OUR CLOTHING SECTION From Pakistan EMBROIDERY EMBELLISHED RAYON DRESS Assorled Solid Colors One Versatile Size 21.99 Comfortable 1umpsu1t has lie lop, gathered culls. 1wo front 14 •;. • dla. 4.99 CHROMED IRON STANO 10,. dla. 2.39 pockels 1-.......;:io~~ ~~:=:;;;:::;:;::;;;:;;;;;1 and em· STAINLESS STEEL & WOOD ._ __ _v TOOLS To 131/. • long PAINTED WOOD Horse, Cllp- on Bird. Flying Bird, or Santa In Plane. 1.39 each NATURAL RAMIN WOOD BREAKFAST IN BED TRAY From Hong Kong PAl'ER CHRISTMAS DOILIES & CUPCAKE CASES From England Billy red and green holly Beautiful diaries or notebooks have delicately lined and designed pages sweetener. Ship, Tank or Plane 3'1• • Bars Boxed I•;, .. X 2" i;,. deep .99 1.20 each NATURALGRASS~lfl!l!t!il!n~ & ABACA PLACEMAT From The Phlllpplnes WHITE PORCELAIN ESSENTIALS FROM OUR OPEN STOCK SELECTION From Japan 10'/• • DINNER PLATE 2.59 FERN PLANTER OR BUN BASKETS 5" to 6" deep 10· dla. 1.99 11 • dla. 2.49 12· dla. 2.99 Stunning container for llttle plan'ts, penclls or bouquet All approx. 3'/J • deep 3 •;, • dia. 4.11 Set a neatly natural table! 13" x 19" .89 WOOD & CANVAS FOLDING L-,...~~r.\DIRECTOR'S CHAIR SOLID BRASS PORTHOLE WITH MIRROR From Singapore Well constructed chair la at home on the ut, In the flat or 1tudlo. Natural wood with black, brown or orange canva1. 22.88 From Taiwan To make a fine cabinet door or mirror on the .::~a!!1 wall . ...11111 HANGING COAT RACK UNIT WITH SHELF 25 • wide x 24" long 13.99 MAGAZINE AACK 14• dHP x 1•Vt • wide .. 10.86 BURNT BAMBOO ACCESSORIES From Taiwan Sturdy good looks to kM p thing• In order. bro1dered bib detail. Wear with or without self belt I /'\ CLEAR GLASS ~ CANDLEHOLDER& 1 CLASSIC TA PERS From Holland and Hong Kong l l I l CANDLE· HOLDER 3•;, • tall 1'.99 TAPERS In all the great colors from mlld to wild! 10· .20 12· .25 15" .30 • --=-:--..-..-. _______ .,, __ .....,,..... ... -..------------------ .............. A LllTLE TARDY,-Wanda Stasinski, of Detroit, holds a Christmas card which was delivered to her 27 years late. The en velope was postmarked 4 p.m. 1954 in Highland Park. Mich. Postal officials could say onJy that the card had been misplaced. Jail 'printer' a sharp crook LOS ANGELES (AP > -A sophisticated warning system by inmates at a state prison enabled a talented prisoner to print bogus U.S. pos tal money orders under the nose or a supervisor, prison officials have acknowledged. So effective was the lookout setup and so efficient the counterfeiting operation that the scheme wasn't unraveled until an anonymous tip led to the arrest of the ex-inmate three months after he was released from prison. Ernest B. Caldwell, 32. of Santa Monica, an ex-convict who has served time for armed robbery and burglary, was sentenced this week by U.S. District Judge Terry Hatter to serve six months in a community treatment center. He was convicted on two counts of counterfeiting. Caldwell , arrested at his Santa Monica home Feb. 3, 1981, originally was charged with printing at least 99 money orders. Twenty-five were in the range of $250 and the others were blank, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul H. Rochmes. wh o prosecuted the case. Prison officials and government witnesses alike marveled at the expertist\, shown in the C!aunterfeiting operation. ·~ "He was the best vocational student back there, obviously," said Carl E. Owen, spokesman at the California Institution for Men in Chino where Caldwell allegedly printed his bogus documents over a three-month period in late 1980. The counterfeiting operation took place in a prison print shop where a vocational instructor supervised 10 to 15 people. It apparently utilized an elaborate lookout, or "point," system in which one or more inmates stationed at different locations advised Caldwell t hrough pre-arranged signals whenever the supervisor was approaching, Owen said. He said the signals could take the form of a sneeze, or a slight gesture, a nd that within moments the illicit materials could be removed and the inmates resume their normal activity. "It was one of the most interesting cases l 've ever worked," said Susan Morton, a document analyst at the U.S. Postal Inspection Service in Sao Francisco, who testified at the trial. ''He made very good ones <counterfeit money orders)," she said. "I wouldn't have blamed anyone who cashed them. They wouldn't fool an expert, but they weren't il1tended to." She said she only knew of one of the money order s having been cashed. Owen said supervisory procedures were improved after the Caldwell case In an attempt to prevent recurrences. In particular, he said, vocational supervisors are receiving additional training and have been given increased responsibility for keeping an eye on the work of the inmates. But, he said, it would be difficult to detect onauth<>rized work by inmates who were using such an elaborate and effective warning system. Caldwell still faces a number of state charges in Superior Court, said Sgt. Russ Meltzer of the Los Angeles Police Department. Meltzer said they were led to Caldwell through "a tip." He would not elaborate. · Caldwell served time in the mid-19705 for armed robbery, was jailed in June 29, 1976, for parole violation and was released Aug. 10, 1978. He was returned to prison at Chino on April 3, 1979, for a conviction of second degree burglary. He was paroled Nov. 12, 1980. t . Embassies to r e open VIENTIANE, Laos <AP) -Laos and France have agreed to reopen their embassies ln each other's country, ending a downvadln1 ol relations· \hat has existed since August 1978, the official Laotian news agency KPL announced. ' :r Olldren'1 Puppet Show Photos With Real Santa Orange Coast DAILY PILOT(Thuraday, December 17, 1981 ••• Registration t ime s at OCC announced There wtll be several opportunities to register for spring semester classes at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa starting Jan. 4, college officials report. The semester begins Feb. 1. Jan. 4, a Monday, has been set aside as priority registration day for disabled persons. The priority session will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m . in room 105 of the OCC Counseling and Admission s Building. It will be open to persons with physical <lisabiliUes, visual Impairment or hearing impairment. Person s interested in furth er information should contact the college's Disabled Students' Center at 556-5808. runis Jan. 5 27 In the OCC Admlealons OCflce Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. Monday through Thursduy, and 8:30 lo 2 15 p.m. Fridays Wulk m registration will hake place ·Jan 28 and 29. the past, but they should not do so lhJa spring. "I advise student~ to choose their coursea carefully at the time of registration," he said Israel costs up I 03o/o Because more than 200 classes have been eliminated from the schedule, students are being advised that course TEL AVIV. Israel <AP, The cost of petitioning will be severely Umlted this living index increased 5.8 percent in spring. 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FLUORESCENT SHOPLIGHT ...... 2 .... 14• BLACK and DECKER CIRCULAR SAW ... ..., .. , 49'8 #7lt0 . wEAR-EVER POPCORN PUMPER ................ oll ·-~ ..... , .6-FOOT .EXTENSION CORD 99c ISO Watt OUTDOOR SPOT and R.OOD LIGHTS CLEAR 150PAR 449 CUISINART DLC IOI 98. 99 DLC• 138.99 DLC 71 184. 99 ..... o1111an.., SANYO CLOCK RADIO AM·FM LID . STANLEY POWERLOK TAPE 1·a.,25Ffff PLAZI FULLER BENCH VISE for the handy homeowner 12'8 24 11 BRITE LITE FIOurescent light fixture with replacable bulb THREE PIECE TEAK TRAY SET 24• fltAMZUS 1600 WAn CONVERT.ER KIT for forelCJft travel ••• converts 220 to I I 0 ........ .......... 3-PIECE PLIER SET 8" BRAUN JUICER 19~ BLACK and DECKER DUSTBUSTER 21• e~ .. --:<".'.: MULTIPLE OUTLET ~ CENTER SHOP LATE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Blcick and .Secker Stowaway STEP STOOL THERMOGRIP ELE~TJllC GLUE GUN 6" SALAD SPINNER • ·r·~) ~. . ( ... ,.> . ·~¥<l<.<"(.!,',.~~- AR OUND-TH E-N ECK TIMER 12• ENERGIZER DISPOSABLE -179 FLASHLIGHT Battery powered. Ideal for purse, auto or backl)ack. PRICES GOOD THAU CHRISTMAS Free gift wrap on non-Ule items Some items in limited supply . AU. STOllS Of9C 7 DAYS WESTCLIFF PLAZA . I 024 l~ln• Ave. .) · .. !"Newport leach\ CORONA DEL MAR 3107 E. Coast Hwy. HARBOR VIEW CENTER 1614 S.. Ml~el Dr. 642-1133 11 lcm. south of MacArthur) 673-2800 -.... --- Newport 'leach 644-8570 • IUSlllSS . Orange Cout OAILY PILOT/Thurtday, December 17, 1981 ~· AirCal to add 68 flights for holiday WORLD MONEY SUPPLY AND GLOBAL RATES OF INFLATI ON Recov ery pre dicte d nex t year :4 AlrCal will add Ml leaat 81 Oighls to its schedule between Dec . 23 and Jan . 3 to acr.ommodate greater customer demand for seats durln& the holiday season. After Jan. 3, Psteraon •aid tbe airline wlll redute lt• m.-t hours by 10 percent qd proc.id with a plan that calb for tbe furlouth of aome i.e pilota md other operatin& personnel. (Percent Change) 16 1980 -World Inflation ~World Money Growth SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The U.S. economy should be&in to recover from the rece11lon by the middle or 1982, according to Bank of America analysts, although ttie upturn will not be dramatic. "We can operate the extra flights because we were able to extend the lease on a Boeing 7Y7 for an additional month," said Ai rCal a pokes man Mark Peterson. "That enables us to have 21 planes In our fleet, and use them all." 68-story edifice 0 K ' d 1982 , ~ 12 ...... __. ---..... -..... .., ...... __. ..... .., ...... ---r -..... ..... ...... ~ ..... .., ..... .., r ~ ...... __. ...... __. .... .., ..... .., ...... ~ ...... .... ..... .... ...... __. .... -.., 8 ...... ~ ::::--::: ..... .., ..... .., ~ -::: ~ :-::: ...... __. 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" ..... --" .... .., " ..... --" ~ " "' ~ ...... ...... :--... ..... .., ,.... ..... .... ...... 1981 1982 ~ -::: ~ __. .., __. .., ~ --.., --.., ~ --.... ~ __. .., ~ .., .... __. .., .., .... .... If given e nough lime, President Reagan's policies could "eventually solve America's problem of lowering inflation while stimulating economic growth,'' the bank said Wednesday in its annual economic outlook . The bank, America's largest co mmercial financial ins titution, said the world economy would also improve next year, although certain weaknesses will persist. The bank Coreca.st ~ U.S . inflation rate averaging about 8 percent in 1982, with interest rates declining at least durinJ the first half of the year, despite sporadic increases . The extra flights will be added on the Newport Beach carrier's higher density routes .. particularly bet ween Oranee County, Los Angeles and Ontario airports and those of San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose. . Last month, AirCal flew 325,000 passengers, the most ln its history. Yet despite the record traffic, the airline's load factor remains depressed, down between 6 percent and 7 percent from last year. .. OAKLAND (AP> -A &8-ltor'J building, repuled.Jy the lar1e1t on the West Coast, bas won approval or the Oakland City Council. Hong Kong investor Geor1e Tan's plan to build a 6a-story office building in downtown Oakland's Trans Pacific Cent« was approved on unanlmOUJ vote Tuesday by the council, acting as the city Redevelopment Agency. Construction is planned to begin June 1, with completion due by the end or 1984 . Bank ot America estimates tor 1981 . forecast tor 1982 Unemployment will reach 8.7 percent, up about nine-tenths of a percent over the expected 1981 rate, the bank said. There will be a decline of up to t percent in the real U.S. gf?SS national product, compared w1th 1.8 percent during this year and housing starts will hit a range from 1.1 million. units to 1.3 m \Ilion units. They peaked at iust over 2 million in 1978. "We've grown so much during the last 18 months, adding more aircrart and new routes, OiJr load factor has been off," Peterson said. He said the carrier's reduced fares have impacted revenue. Last week, it was reported AirCal was 106i.ng $1 million a month ror the past four months, thoug h the company is expected to show a profit for the year. The massive building, which will tower over the two-and three·!ltory structures of Oakland's Chlnat.owq, is part of the $.32n million Trans Pacific Center being built by Asian Holdings Inc., a subsidiary ol Tan's Carrian Group, a Hone Kong .based s h ippi n c . development and tourism conglomerate. Note Rates ot 1nllat1on lag growth ot money supply by 2 years CONNECTION -Bank of America chart s hows link betwee n the world's money s upply and global rates of inflation. The bank forecasts gradual decline in both supply and inflation rate. money SAVINGS! Here's Important News For Businessmen and Professionals: President Reagan's Economic Recovery Act hos mode It possible. this year only, to purchase your new Nabers Cadillac bef0f0 December 31st. and writ• ott 26'-of the cost on your 1911 tax retum. (2nd and 3rd year >"write-offs ore 38,, ond 3"'. resi:>ectlvely) ~ . • • Addttlonolty, If you pion to keep the car for 3 years. you con also reduce ycur '11 tax labuttv by 6'-of Vo(Jr rew car's purchase price. And. of course. soles tax and lntemst Is. as always. tax deductible. Naturally you'll wont to check wtth your occountont to see how this new low affects your own situation. lhere hove otwoys been mony reasons for buying a new Cadillac - now with the odditlOn of tax savings. they become even more compelling But hurry, osyou m ust purehoMyour rrf!YWCodilloc beforet>ecember31at Excellent Selectton of New 1982 Cadillacs . Available -Including HT 4100 Power System Models. NABERS~2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa CADILLA (714J s4o-9100 . (213) 587 -82 --~Christmas Wish_ The Diamond Watch. Someone special is wishing for a stunning 14K gold watch with diamonds from Jewels by Joseph. Give her a Baume & Mercier Quanz fear~ring advanced time-telling capabilities and elegant design. Left, $2,800. Right, $1 ,280. Christmas wishes come true at Jewels by Joseph. _m_ 8AUME & MERCIER OE NEVE A crac;4aon of tTUJr. • • Jl:Wl:LS by JOSl:PH Locactd at $ouch Couc Pla:a ln Co.ca M~sa. Opc.n Monday-S.turday 10 •· m. uncil 9 P• m. Sunday 11 •· m. until Sp. m. All lMJOt cftdJc cardund pcnonah~Jewels by Ja.tph IWlQn(J welcome. ~ (7t•> S.0-9066 • They're SO.--- They're opening IRA Plans. They'll cut their taxes by $1,760. Assume both spouses work. the interest it earns are free And that each contributes $2000 of Federal income taxes until to his or her First Interstate IRA you start withdrawing. Any- Plan. And their co mbined 1982 time between ages 59V2 and income is $50,000. They would 70~. you can take out all or save $1760 on thei r '82 Federal part of your money without pen- income tax. And und er similar alty. when your tax bracket may conditions. continue saving possibly be lower than it is now. taxes as long as they con-Other First Interstate extras: tribute to their IRA Plans. you can choose from four different Very nice! • investment options, with minimum What's more, by age 6S ~-~--......... ._.,J deposits as low as $100. We do not they would have accumulated a charge a fee for openiftg or main- total sum of over $150.000. ass uming the present taining your IRA. And you and your interest rate prevails (12% an nually, compounded spouse are each insured by the Federal Deposit daily). If they choose 'to contribute to their IRA Insurance Corporation for ,UP to $100:0.00· Plans until age 70, their nest egg would total To get started on your tax cut, v1s1t your over $300,000. nearest First Interstate branch starting January If you 're a wage earner, single or married, 4th and open your IRA Plan. even if you 're already covered by your company's you 're eligible for First Interstate 's IRA Plan, IJ pension plan. Both your annual contribution and .. II~ izla &Illa: Bank d:ll!IJ,. . t \ I I Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday, December t 7, 1981 omputers aid career choices for Saddlehack students Offtclala worktna for the Career Decilslon l'rojtct at Saddleback College's North Campus ln rvinc are using computers to help students set ,·ureer 1oalis. Diane Davenport, operations coordlnator for he protect, said Information fed into a computer ff'h.ns participants obtain relevant information so they can make informed decisions about whJch <·ar eers to pursue. The computer provides students with career DIAMONDS WHOLESALE ............ 5 OO et 1182 . J70C* Ya 2 63 Cl Stt 2 '8cl VSI US cl VIM I Cl'l Cl 1191 1 OO ct YS2 I OO ct sn ~ .. YS2 52 cl 11 83 Cl " 46 Cl II 4.lct II 41 Cl II IOIOI OO ct F•cysa..p.. 2 tOCl owJ 11 1 08 ct Morq..... 11 70 ct E""'llO CUI sn 144cl"""' 517 •e1 - & .... J.wetry .... ,,, 14K 11111 Q A•r>g 'JICI O.- l.••-141< W 0 Aor>g T W 116 Cl O"'""'ndo lotont 141( Y 0 A•r>g 1 10 Cl °'"""""' •ld•oo 141< W 0 A1r>g llO CIOlomond Loci ... 141( W 0 Aono >5 ct Owmo<ICI Loo-tollCWQ Aor>Q llOclOO- T~ "'1ct 5.000 l ,toO 1.200 j uoo 750 1.400 525 I.US l,HO 1.400 1,575 L-14KWG C•.,.t•A"'O 555 52 CI TW O.- Mo"I till T G Aor>g JOO 25 .. °'"""'"" l od,..141(W0 Ano""'° 2.200 ..... 4-I 50 Cl 0.- J•wetry ~(-110..500 .,·,oon.,. Eomr>go I 00..lOO E ven a minor sore throat can be extremely dangerous to a child 1f neglected ll m ig ht be o n e o f th e e a r l y symptom:. or rhe umatic rever and th•~ d 1seast- c auses more deaths tha n Polio did before Dr Salk The rauSl' of rheumatic rl'Vt'r IS t h e Slrcplo roccus germ 11oh1ch ran bl' easily 1dcn11r1ed bv ,. o u r p h y s 1 r 1 a n Beginnings~ mµlllm~ url· lht• innol'l'nt Jook1n~ m1n11r 'ore throat . J fl't•h nj( uf ralll(lle and mild JUllll µain~ Dnn I 11o ail for Lht• "l'' l'rl' stJIH'" 11o h<'n the -;ore throal dt•\ t•l111>'> "Ith a h1j(h fl'\ t•r. -,ort· n1>t'k gland;., l'l'll und -;wollen juinl~ k ) th1;., time 11Tcp<1rablt• damage ma) ha\<' l}ct•n d11n1• tu the he art YOlJK DOCTOR CAN "PHO~E US w hen ~ou need a medicine. Pic k up your prescriplion if shopping nearb). or w1• will · del1\'er promptly without extra charge A great man) people Wo -Men °'"""'""" ln SIOO ~In °""'!JO Covn!y • entrust u s w1lh t heir prescriptions .. CALL UIE (114) 541-15'1. 973a ,AH Lt00"4AaMACY FneN..., lSl ....... a..I .......,... .... 64l-1Nt An Answe1 Page 1Jeepe1 1s li~e puning lhe pnone '" you1 pocket 'You II neve1 miss an 1mportan1 phone call aoa1n1 • Worlo s 1arges1 compulerizeo paomg agen1 • Inexpensive -less 1han a dollar a day • Wide-area coverage-15 000 souare miles • Direct dial access • A 1oca11on near you plus held represen1a11ves al vow beck , and call • 24-hour seN1ce We nevet slttp • Free unhm1led beeping delivery and lull ma1n1enance • Ouanhty discounts • Call today for literature and a free demonstrat10n1 W1lh Answer Page you may be cul of reach. bul you II neve1 be out 01 touch• @) fl~S"1ER ~EE . 731 -7777 • 953·5782 '.#•'O".'f'f » 1 • ~ . .,..... • , C()U.ICTOfl•I COflNtll IJ·IM1 ,,.,.,;P.-O"v...,..11'"''~ C-MD.le Sii•.,. Cl . .._ .. l•T S..I MM.• .-... ..... ,, t<Qt.,. • data based on their values The program includes both educational und occupaUonal options. Miss Davenport said since the Career Decision Project bega.n at the Irvine campus two years aiio, more than SOO people have taken advanta1e of the service. The progrum has a staff of several career de velopment spec1ahsts who help participants examine their personal goahs and values, explore a variety of career options to flt those values, and Inform st.,udents as to what training is required ror each career. The program course lasts for a minimum of rour hours, usually over a two.week period. Patticipants fill out questionnaires, which are fed into the comp.uter. and which in turn provide a list of career options in line with the information provided by persons laking the course. The Career Decision Project is an ongoing program offered during the evening hours at the Irvine campus and also on Saturday. For a free consultation appointme nt or information about the project, call 559·9300, extension 215 or 216. \ , ' • ' , , ' ~-' -... ' .. ' I • , . I \ -~ , # , I ' 1_• I I # ... . 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If you sell your stock by the close of trading Dec 23, the profit wall be taxed a~ 1981 income. Reason . A regulllr·way stock sale IS nc;>l settled until five trading days alter the order Lo sell IS placed with your broker. ~he se~tlement date determines which year the prorat falls into. . What if you want to take a gain in '81 but mass the cutoff date? Have your broker sell the stock for cash before Jan. 1, 1982. The Dec 23 cutoff applies only to proms Crom r egular-way sales The profit Crom a cash sale as late as Dec-. 31 counts in '81. You can wuil until Dec. 31 to sell to take SYlVIA PDITfa a 1981 l oss, even though the s t oc k i s n 't act uall y delivered until 1982. Important. It is the sales date -·not the settle ment date thal counts for the long.term holding period, e mphasizes Prentice-Hall. For instance, for stock bought on Dec. 29. 1980, and sold the regular way on Dec 29, 1981, the settlement da~e will be in January 1982 and any profit on th.e sal.e will be taxed as 1982 income. But the pror.t will be short·term gafo. since you had not owned the stock for more than a year on your Dec. 29, 1981, s ale date. Complicating year -end investment strategy are two changes in the '81 tax law (1 l The top tax rate on ordinary income will drop from 70 percent lo 50 percent. effective Jan. 1. (2) The top tax rate on long-term capital gain has dropped from 28 percent to 20 percent, effective with sales after June 9, 1981. A traditional tax strategy that's better than ever 1s to ta ke a long-term loss. Sell enough lon~·term stock showing a loss to equal your actual short·tcrm gain. Your net long.term loss. thereby offsets taxes o n net s hort-t e rm ga tn on a dollar-for·dollar basis. A standard strategy that may be hit with a new law surprise involves you if you have a net short-term loss from sales alter June 9. 1981 U you also have a net long-term gain from sales after June 9, the short·te rm loss may increase the. ta~ on the gain from 20 percent to 28 percent. If you re an the 50 percent bracket or above, post-June 9 gain~ and losses short· and long-term are netted together for long-term gains eligible for the 20 percent rate. So your pos t-June 9 s hort.term loss redl;Jc_es the long·term gain that otherwise would be eligible for the 20 percent rate. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORlltAPI Final ~ J-• .._ NEW YOR« tot.Pl· Salo , Wea price IO< Wtd. Oec ... end net cNt19t of the lllleen most ect1ve STOC•S 0.-00 Hltlll L.-C-Clll Hew 1'"'11 Stoo EHIW"9e '·-·· JO ,,,., t7S • .,,,., .. s II .... n-I H tr.Oln9 nallarwlly at """e 11\•n ll , "' lO Trn JIS 11 •1.» .i 01 .... M • 0 '1 TW C.orp 111,100 1'V. .... 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"c'' "°"' au1u1a u ......... , .... TOH •MltS l"fATllMalfT MAM8 l'UTaMUH .,,._.,~. ti.. ltlie.1111 --• U• .. ,,.. The ro11owln1 Pert.., I• Clolnt ... •••..V.(.C, IMH!fteu ••· llkl~liwtt et ~tlce It Mrolr 9 1ft" lo Ille A II C H I T ll C t U Ill A L CALllfO"NIA FOllllC.N PAllU. , l'Mltwt .... UCCIO 1118AL TY • 08V& LOPMINT Ill fltltlCIS, JIU 1 It W 11111 S1r .. 1. CtH• Mou, .... II• t TM I .. T C 0 M f' AN V , Allwoy ·-· awl._,llf E, c .. t• Colltor11I• t»V 1 • ----... ._ ... It Me ... CA..,.,., Cllorln Wltnlowo.I, Ult I .............. C."11 ...... ~ THO MAS P. LOU •• N. 1 tftl ••n•. Otonoo. CAll"9tfl4t.,..,. c..e. • Ot..,.., , .... tf H•-~. H_......., 9-11, C-" Tiii• Mlnou h <-IOG t y 011 .... o ._tr~ I• • ....,. .,.,_ lndl•l-1 ...... ~··oo· PL4N JAi( ••CACI, JM E t2M Slrwt Oletl• w1 ..... wtlll I IUtATIONAL, o Ce lller111• Cotl• -... ClotMll. Tllia •1ti-1 we\ 111911 wllll Ille erellN, Tre11alorH wllou OUAHll I'. auH.Elt, JIU C-ly Clerk of Oron90 County Ofl ...,_,, tJll 0....... It-, MOlll•t .. ,c;.1tMMo,CA9ttM. Dec;om .. r .. IWI. ~. CAulty ef .._.oroy, Tllh ..._,,.. .. I• <-clef ly o Pllll'U .. CIMllnlile. ..... rol ...,_,..,,.. PllMI-Or-CcMltl 0.lly PllOI Tiit ~ tit .. .,_.,.,,.. " Thelnei P. ~.... e>.< 10, o, t4, "· "" u n .a1 ... ~ M ...., .... All ,._ .. Ill Hila .,.....,_. ... II'" wltll Ille ....... ,........._ ........_. -toM c ... 1111 Cle•ll of Oronoe Cou111, °" .,....,._....._.,_ .. Ltn1.1 De<.u .1•1 .,.,.., .......... 49 Mo'11 ...... •• .,. c..., .. .....,.,, teec11, C-y .. Or-.. . .._., Ceiltenlla. Tiie •11111 tro,.tlot wlll 110 <-..... ---.. ... ., llftw , .. , .. fty tl ,._.,, ttll .. ttttl o.m, •• -.0V•A llleltOW COtll~ATIO .. .. ., ... llwt>ll-0r..,.. c .. ,, Oelly Pllel. Doc. 11, U, JI, t•t, J-1, lta Mn.al PICTITIOUI au .... llll NA.Me tTAT&Mll .. T T II• rollowlnt po,.on h lloln9 l>u•lntUH •lloH •f•reu la HOot lrv111~ -------------~ .... f""4ft,~. PICTITIOUS IUllM&M II.,_. ITATllMalllT CAl.IFORNIA HAROSCAPES. 11'71 Baron Circle, • l. H1111ll11111on ll•e<h, CA tlliooJ CHARLES OOHOVAN RIGOOH, 11•11 8•l'Oll Cir< le, • l. Hllntlf\91011 8eoch,CA •M1. . I.tit .... I~ flll"t CIOlftU " J ............. . f ~· ._. .. ,, ...... r I• ~WlllKI ro " , .......... " ... I I fM .... .._ .. Ille Tren ... r .. . ... ~-----.. ... ., .. ,,......,.., ........ -111r .. ..-.~-.. --..... 10.C......t.1•1 ~ ..... 1114-llOtwl v...,_ ,.....,, Trentt.• .. •lt0¥9• HCllOW .. lf'Me ...... • -!~~. ..!_ 1111"'-Or-.. C .... Delly Pllol, ... 11,"91 ~· l -.. -----~----~ l'ICTIT'IOUa IUM•llU teMlll8 H AT•._. MT Tll• lollo•ln9 peroon h 001111 DV•IMUot: I.VONS INOUSTRIE$, .S1 lllfCll ~I .. Sulto 4SI, Newotn aoocll, CA f'IMO JOHN J L VOHS, lJm f olrv .. w, U·203. c .. i.. -, CA t2'i. Tiii• -lnou I• condwctl'd lly Oii lllCllvlGwel JOMJ. l.,._ Tlllt llV>IMM> Ii C-\1<190 by •n 11\dlvlelwol. 0-... 0 RllOOll Tlllt lta .. ..-1 wot filed •Ill\ IM Courtly Cler' ol ~•"119 C..,nty 1>n Dec t , 1•1. flt7'tr4 P..011-Or-COHI Oelly Piiot, Do<.'· 10, 11, 14, 1 .. 1 11\I• tla""-1 WM rllect wl"' Ille St«MI c"""n Cler" of °' ..... c _, ... ___________ ;...._ Oe<. I • 1•1 Pl1Ml1 PmX mT1C( Put>lltllocl Or-Coo1t 0.lly PllOI. -------------0.c 11, 1•,J I, 1'11,Jon. 7, 1'92 .M11 .. I CU" ~ICTITIOUI au11•1ss .. ._. flTATIMaMT •OTICll TO All l'llHO•H WHO I CPP 11n• fl ICTITIOUI •USINIU fllCTITIOUI llUll••u "OTIC• OP TllUITla•t SAi.i NI.Ml ITAtlMINT .. .,.. ITATllMAlllT T RUSTO•~ Ml!Orecl F '1••1<11 ',,. IOllowln1 P•''°" I• 110111, Tllo follow! ..... ,..,., •r• "' ... T S N• I 116 bwalneo •• lluJltWH ti. On J-., It, tm, et t IJ AM HO~LANO ,.SVC:MOL06tCAI. MON.Ai.C H WAR&HOUSE T IT LI SEltlttCEI. INC. o• Oyly H illlttCU , I~ -I a-..,. CO.t.e PAfltTNllll, IU11 We•rrt ,.,,.,.,,.., •NOlllled ,,_ ..-.... ht-I Mow. C•lllornl•"Mti O•rfe" Or-, C•lltomla~) lo OMO Of fN9f !'Met"-Sei14omlltr "olter1 I HOllonf, HOJ thwer C 0 HT A IHI It $U PP L V •. '*·•••Ml ..... -.W.111 Melo 1m1. LlllO, N..._t .. ocll. Colllorn11u .. o COMllANY, INC ... C•lll•rnl• Peet l!tS, flf Otfk lel It~., .. HI Ille Thlt Mlneu I• •-v<led by on cor,....e41oft, C)Ofler .. Por1MI'. tU11 01110 4'f Ille C"'"'' fltacorfer ti llllll•lcl\lal Wulotn Ave1111t. Oerdo11 O••u. Or•,... '-ty, $toi. OI Co11ter11lo 1tcie.n ll HOii-Collforlll.-t'MS WILL SELL AT PUILIC AUCTION Tiii ·•~ t fl 1 fl\I ~.I I fO HIOHE~T 1100•• PO• r .. ~ s ...... -n ... lac! w Ill the ' ..,, !IHI • COlldllClef Dy • • "'"" " --.~"" C.ounly Cieri, of Oroft119 Coullly on llmlted fl0r1nerllllp. llNY•ll .. •1 llMA of .... '" rowt111 O.cem11or 1,1•• (OHTAIHl!ll IU,.Pl.Y ,,,_,•Ille Ullrtect StoC..I •t U.O Ptnll't COMPANY, INC. fr•nt Oll lfono •• the olf Oro11.. Pul>llllll'd Orontio C:O.•t Doll y Piiot, lt411tn S. H.., Jr., iw..-.it '"'"'Y ~. IO<-on '-"I.a Dec J. 10, 1', 14. 1•1 nn .. 1. MUl'ITI~•, MIU.8a, A11a aow1ow-.... ,_.,. Syto"'°'• CA•l.ICNt & NAllotLIY Sl•••t 01111 ••oofway, Sonia"'"•· • r.JC •JICE AL••l'......,....IM.,.. C.•lllornlo •II •loftl. tlllo end lntet4'1t PNle wll C'M9at..,_ COll ... yOCI ID --llelG lly II.,,.., 1-------------··-~._.,...., ..... ,. ••If 0.. of T'llOl Ill the ..,_,,, °"-C-, .... _. IMca.~-tltwelOf 111 ••IG C..,llly ond Slote S-.W '-1, 0.-Vel Thia ..,.._ w .. fllt4 wllll u. feKrl-.. r• (!'lie C-.. 0;1.,. Woll Let "l of Troo No ,,.., Ill Ille ....... -· ~ • .,., CO\llllf Cler .. of Or•ll90 '911nty ... City of r ......... County .. or.,,.., St••• ll LAIHTIFF SHAHIH·VAZIRI o.c t . 1•1-"'""' of Colllorftl• .. per mop rocor-In TARSHIZ H ... s P\IOll-Or ..... c-1 Dolly Piiot. ..... 21-. .. _. It to 21 ln(IWal .. of 0 E " E H 0 ... H ' Oe ' 10 , Ml.col'-~. 111 ,,,. Offk o ot ROUl.AH·KANI c •· • I • 14• , .. , Ille c o..mv Rec..-of MIO County iUMMOMS Tiie Slrool OdGr•u ollG other CAIR NUMllltl 0.tr11U common OKIQrytlOft. 11 ony, of .,,. lfOTICll Y• ..... ~ -· TM ,,...., reel P•OPerl y OH<rlHd obovt It <..,'1 _,. _ ... _,_, "41 Wll-------------- pWrHrtecl to lie G 4a S.IOll ....... ,_ Itel .. lleorf -· -,._... l'ICllTIOUI aUM•IU lrvlM , <Allfornla •hlli. • ._.,.. •Mf ... ..,_.... MAM• STATllMll .. T Tlwl _....,_ TN"" dlKIOlm• ••-Tiie followlnt POrtOll h fol119 ony llalllllly tor any lncorr«ttWU of II yow wltll • -u. m vlco ot WI .,..,1,.. ..... Ille ,,,_ aecltWt• and 0-r '°"""°" •llO<'noy I" IN• matter. you thOwfd fO RIVElt PARK ASSOCIATES, tH fKl111etlon, II a11Y, .-n ,,.,•Ill. •o proroplly •o lllol YOY• ••ltton EHi ••r 51-t, Cotlt Mewo, eo. S.~ Mle •Ill r. ..._, but •ltflOut ropoflso, II llrlY. moy t:. lllod °"time. '2'2• <t •ononl or ••rr..,ly, u puo or "'YllOI U.... 119 tl4lt ._....... W. R. 0"ACE OE\IEl. . .OPMENT lmpllof,,_dlfttlltle,_,..t..,,,or El 1•11111191 ,,_ --_,. Uf. CO,.PORAT ION l o Colllornlo •11twm"'-· ID .,.Y -romolftlng 1111 •w•loula • moau ••• Uf. cor..,otlon>. t1J Eaat ...,., Street, prlnclp.-1 .....,, Of Ille noto(t) -urOll ,..,,.,... -..e • • ... ,. I.Ao le C•lo -. Co ttt.» l>y .. Id OeaCI of Trvtl, wltll 1........ • ...... mocltfl.. ..... Thi• businff• h COlldU<IM by • Ille,_, •• PtOvlcled In .. 1a now(I) SI U1todae-•olk ltor ti conM}o Cle CCH'PO ... tlon. tclva~ ... II tny, ...-Ille terms oi un ·~ en ffle •M#lto, Clet:.rl• W.". GltACE OEVELOPMEN T MIG 0"'4 ot TrWtl. left, cha•9" ona hoctrlo 1nmolllolomonte, do ute COltPORATIOH •• .,.., .. , of llW rrvll" and ot "'° mo11e•o • .., ,_ .. -·"•· ti "°' •C...lfornta co.._ollM IN•ll <ro.e.d bY Wiii ~ ot l nm el(lwne, ...--reQ!ttr..,. o llemp0. 8y ..... .., tt. Matt .... T"• lOt•I omownt of 111• 11np•IG I 10 THE OEFENOANT· A CIYll Vice Protkletll DOlallu of Ille 0011oat10n .. curacl by tomplalnl ,,., IM•n rlled by th• Tiii• Jlel-r WO$ lllOCI ""'"' tlle PtCTITIOU& IUSllll8H ~· SfATIMtJNT Tllo r91i.w1,.. "''°"' ••• Hl"O llonllleU ot: CAI A I M , tlll ARSTNITIC INf .lttOal. (Cl Al!UHETIC OElt G NI, 1 0 ) A C T I ON . INNOllATIOH. MOllVATl()H . ~ a lttll St., $ult• Ill, .._.,.., leach, Co tt..0 Mel Oaltle. UO• Allao Pan lnot .. , 1 1 Toro. ca m>O $,..,_ 0.1910, JU.. Allao Pafll IU•I•, El Toro. Co .,..,., Tltlt llwtilllllt I• tOftdWCIM tly on lllflvldwat ,.......,.,, 6 Wife) si..-Oe1e4e Tllh .. __,. w• lllecl wltl\ Ille COllnty Cler .. Of Oran-ae Co11nty Oii O.Cembort.1•1 "'"" P11MI-Or-CeeJI Dolly PllOI Doc 10, 11, 24, >1, '"' J»l-11 PICTITIOUI auttNllS MAMlllTATllMll .. T T lie following ponono or• dolnt .............. HV4HINE >, ltOS> Smlloy Ori ... Ore1190, Collfornla "'4• Fr.,._ onCI Sharl I. CIOttl, t~J SMiiey O.lw, 0r.,.... Catllorlllo •-,._,, F. -Kathi ...... Wel60tl, IS Sller.-i. Ir-. CelNOrn4e •1114 Mer., 0 -Terry M. Drenner, tn Norih Ho.-, Or4f199. Co•llornl• .,... FronlL CloUI Thlt •lat-I •ll lllOCI wlli. the CO\lnly Clerk of 0 ••"99 County on DKom-t,IWI . PIT'121 Pwl>ll•IWd Or-CO.at Delly Piiot, 00< 10. 11. lA. 31. l•t $,...I l'ICTITIOUS aullMESS ..... ITATIEME .. T UATIM&NTOI' AaMIDONMaMTOP UM Of' l'ICYlflOUS IUll ......... Tllo fOl-llQ ---•-.S Ille vM ot Ult fletlltollt W.lnoat norno $ ANO S, lto2 "'•• C:lr,le, c. .. to Me .. , C.•llrornta t3Ut The Plclltlowa •w•ln•u Nemo roterrl'd ID.-wM 111 .. In Or-COllnly on Mey 11, 1 .. 1 Mortlll f r.-1 '4•-. lt07 '-'•• C.orclo, C..IO -, C..lllornle •1-at Lotry v \WlllnQS. 11211 ~ul Nino Or•••· ~ N._., C.lllor11le t'ltll 11\lt ........... WO\ c...-lod llY WI unl"'tr-lllacl ••-lollon OlflOr '"°" e-.rlner,,.lp -t111 E \lf- Tlllt ttole_,,1 wft 111..0 with IM Cownty Cl•r' 01 Or•no-C.ounly on 1<o•em1>e1 24, '"' ,., ... , Pwl>h..,,.. OrtftCllt L0.•1 Dolly llllot, Nov. 2t, Oec. l, 10, 11.1•1 >1•1•11 'ICTtTtOUlaUSINEU • HAMii SfATIMENT 1 h• 1011ow1111 per\On> ore 001110 llUtilleUOt COAST ROOFING COMPAN Y, IJU E••I SI C..nrWO. Piece. W..to Ana, Col1lornia "7/0S Cerlth.., AOOfo~. lll(otporoleo, • Cohrorn11 c0rp0rot1on, IJIJ Eotl St C..rlrwele Ploce. S.nta Atw. C•hrorrwo '770S I hi• t>u•lntt• h conOIKltd D; • core>Or•llon c. .. 1111e o Roo10,., tncorporolOO / R-• A HIO •. PrnKlelll ,,.., ., ......... , ... , fllocl will\ .... CovnlY Ctn., ot Or1n11 County on No•ombof "· 1'111 """" PvDll.,_., Or ..... Coetl Deily Piiot, Now l•. Oec. J, 10, II, 1 .. 1 ~ltt-01 T -· l•llOWlllt 11erM11 h Jol119 ---= IAl 8MEltGY ltESOVllCl!S T lie lollowl119 ponon h 1101,.9 l>VtillOU •S. HAY• CLAIMS AGAllllT JOMM ••aooaY ITllWAaT AMD/Oa J"f8WAH MCMUOAOll COM•A .. Y 01' l'UtAL OATll TO MAii.i Al'· PLICATION lfOa PAVMtJllT PaOM THll R&AL llSTATI ltllCOVllRY l'UNO NOTICE IS MEREllV Gl\IEN IMI Ille !tool £1.-Educotlon, R .... teh lllCI Roc.-v ,.,_ prowldet ror poy 1"9 prol)er'ly lo be tokl •nG rooto11t1>1o l>lolnlllf egol"'I yOll. II you wltll to C°"nly Cler~ of Orengo COwllty Oii ottlmoleCI cou" ••P•11sos •nll o.r.,.d lhh 1-11. Y"" mvl4, wllNn O.t•mt>orl, l"t •f•OMK ot .... , ..... ot , ... lnlllol • O•rt •«•r '"" .................. ..- Tiie roll-1"1 perto11t ore doing {IVMnetS .. : NOTICIE OF TaUITEEI' SALE '" lllt!llATIO .. AL COMPAH V I E ICOI Ill ARAa CONSUL TIHG IE~ ~IHllEltS IACl!I ICI O IL TR 'OING l .. TEllHATIOHAl t:O .l'AMV <OTICO>. 1111 Cenlor ,.., -· W.. SH. HwlllNltton B• ... ,,, 'C .. ~flW7 CARRIAGE SAOOLERV. 15940lcl Hewpor-1 lo\flev•rd, Co.la M•'•· Co111ornlo nt.71 S,.,ewn M<C•rty, I Sfl4 NowPorl 8ouloArd, Co.11 ~ ... C•lllornlo .,.,I mo11t to "°'"""' -lwlw oC>tallled llnol 1uoen-u •QOlnl\ tlcentood reel estate -•n or wle-rwn\. Tho llldtment ITIUlt boon~ ot tr-. do<olt. mh roprnont•tlt ll or cot" ..... 1on of ''"" ........ •nCI m ... 1 .. bawa 011 • tron-1ion for whkll o reel H lolo llconw I• required. l lle pro- •l•lon• rel0tl"9 to IM Recover• F uncl can bo *-In C.llfonwo Bui.inff• -p~ c-•oellon• 1~11 10 IMl. pul>ll<otlon of Ille HOllto of !>ale I• Oii you, Ille wltll !Ill>'°"''• wrlltoll JAMii IE. DOa•OTT JR. •U,7n.~ •••oonH 111 the comp1e1111. u111ou yo11 A-•Y .i I.Aw Tlwl -k lory u,,.,., wkl 0-of do '°· YOUf Geloull wlll i. •nlered an ttt Tt11tll c-r DI' Tru•I heretoror• e ... c ultd 1na oppllcollon Of Ille Pfolnllll, onG lhh hit•• GRAl't41CS OHE, •t. 1000 H.,_ Boul•vorG, Suite All•, CO&to Me.a. On Deco-tl, 1'111 •I 11·00 • m Colllornle 9t6V F I A S T A. M E II I C A N l I l L E JONI .JOMllfl Ow•-. ...,., Est,,., INSURANCECOMPANV.o Collfornl• C0&1a -· CoUtornla 92421 corporolton at TruJ<~, or Suc< .. - I Ill• Dlltif'eU I> cond..clod by on lnolvlo .. ol clellvuod to Ille u-"9nt<1 o wrltto11 covn moy ..,,., • l~I og.a1nt1 Cttla-._ CA ntJt Oec loretlon of Oef..,11 -O.mona Y"" ror •lie ••II .. demo-In Ille Pwtlt1•1'9d Or-eo.11 D•lly Pllol ror Solt . and • wrllton Nolle• of comp101n1, -~•<11 could •••1111 111 Doc 10, 11. 24, JI, t'lll nn-11 C Cllrlstl,. o...-, &JO Ettner, Trust" or S..C..tllUIOCI Tnnl.,., ol that c .. 10 MeM. CMl!Orllo• ,,.11 cerleln C>.ed of ''"" o ecul.., by ..... It. "-• Wl Mo.eo• Oetault ono Elocllon 10 Sell Tiit Ot•nl>11monl ot w190t. tAlllne 011 ____________ _ This t>uslnou I• ,_, ...... on VIVIEN ST 4MAN1, o" unm1rrlo0 lncllvklual • wom•"· ono re<oreled AP<ll 1, lotO ot ~ ................... 11. C..11,.,,,1• Sfla-M<C.r1Y 1111• >IO'°"*'I wa• lli.d Wllll IM Co11n1y c .. rk or Oronl* COllnly on Oec IS 1"1 wnde"IOnecl <•11 .. d H id Nollet or mon., or properly °' ollwl• r•llol Oote wlt ~ Eloctlon 10 Sell lo be r~qu .. 111<1 '"the <otnplolnl. JolWIO.....-l11tlrumen1 no. 214•. In boo' IJH•. 11\I• N,.,,_, •ff lllOCI with IN P•9• 101 or 0111<1•1 Ruoras OI C..,nh CIH .. ot OraftQO Covnly °" Oren9e County, Co11rornlo, ano . ., .............. ,_,_.by.,, rocorcMG I" ii. county wher• Ille real DA TEO J""' 2, lotO , ....... ......... .._ • 1'17- P•-'1y l•IO<-. lEE A llAANCH, O•le O.C-r '· 1•1 Cltfll PICTITIOUi aUSINRIS .. AMIE STATEMIENT Nowombor 1A 1"1 Purtw•nl lo lllot cor101n Holiu 01 • PU .... Oer ... 11 e nd El•ctlon lo Se ll , .. ---fltof •"" tlle CM • ., Ctarti .. Ot-Cou111y °" Publl"*I Or ..... C:O.tt Oelly Piiot, Dec. " ''·JI,, .. ,, Jltl. 11 llW ~I Tlwl amount ltlal moy r. P.ld frotn Ille flacowry F...., lo °"" -clol mo11t Is llmltOCI lo SI0,000 per lronwt tlon Fur1N<..-e, Ille ...._.., tllel mey bo pale! OU1 to oll c111monb 1, llmll•d to U0,000 per llctnMO ror "•'U•cUon' occur rtne prior to J-ry I. ltH; .-0,000 per llGen-ror lton~llon• loU"t ploc• alter Jtn.,.ry 1. t'7i. allel prlo< lo Jon,..ry t. 1•, -$100,000 lor tronwctlom occ11rrl"I tlloroorter Tiie t lolmt ... Intl Ille ltocowrv Fund -to ,,,. aCll•lllet of tMI estate ll<OllMH Jof\n G r•9ory Slewart e nd St•w••I Nlo'1~ C-•w. In< o-er lo~e '' to ••tMd uw "...__,;."Tt:.J"' ••.,,~•ht"' ... ,, tt.e tltttovtry F~ •r.•r •• ,... •. ·.,._ Ru t E•tolo Commln l-r "•• r• q.,....., lllt court lo join 111 potentlol clolmt 09tintl IM Rec>o .. rv Fune! Into l'lnt action, to 11\at ""' COUfl con 00· torml11e wflkll clalmt 1to vollo alMI TITl.E SER\llCES. INC By NOAENE CICCOHI, .... 1c11....... Oepyly Tho tollowl"I .,.,...,., ••• ooin9 1>ut1nen •• P111>llsnt<1 0r""91 C:O.st Delly PllOI llle""'nclt< re<oreled AUCJUtt II, 1 .. 1 •• Nov h O.C 3 10 11 1 .. 1 Sl7Wi lnttrw..-"°· l liUI, In -l•lk, ........ ..,~"" 1'17.,.., NIU( .TIC( ~!.onto Monko Bl•O , • .0. GERALD ... MA .. IPIELO !.onl• Monlce, CA "Oi)t Ill 11 E .. t ~ llh& LSW LTD , 197S2 MocAr lllur Boul .. ord, Sulle W , lrwlno, Colltornl• tt11S · • · • • • P099 12J9 of Oltklol Re<Mcls of wkl P ,., ..... Or-. CM" Dolly Piiot, 1-------------0.. :a,11· M. 11, •••• J .... 1, ., .. , ,w. . l'ICTITIOUS aUMMllU NAME ITATll._. .. , 1 P9JC l9flC( l ll• lollowlnt PffM>n• e re e101n9 -+------------DuSIMU~. llltCTfnOUI llUMlllHS ..... JTAftMl"T TH ftllt•l111 ,.r._n Is do1n9 --·= l!Ef'f'ltEV ENTl!ltl'RISES. 1131., T• ........ ,....._, C.11,.....nla •U2' l t "'-Y L M.,.n, IU .... Jopet ...... ~Cellfwfll.•n..26 l h ....... Is C-tOG l>y en .......... Jeffrwyl..NIYOn J A R RACING, Ila EHi Kalella. An111e1m, C.olllornlo~ J ~rry 8r•hany, 21l2 Lorenio, Ce>< to ~. C.lllorni• ttt,. Ric~ Me<LoWI, ,,JO Cll>OI•, Co.to Mow, Cellfoml• .,.,. r 111• l>w\IMu Is conductoo tv • u•nerol POTI""· >hoi> JerryBr-y T nl> ........... WM rll..S wlti. 1M Counh C•trk 01 Oro1>9t C°""ty on Oeombttr >. '"' ,..tntn Si.41. Tot 1113) ~J711 S..lle 1'1 By CMryl L-lcl. Wlllt-. CA_, P...-1 I'-: JU~rnt Pul>llS'-CI Or-Co.ti Delly Piiot, Put>H-0r..,.. t.olst Dally PllOI Doc II. h , JI, 1'111 W»41 DH 10. tr.1•, )I, 1'111 S3'W1 FICTITIOUS •uSIN£~S H"'M£ SlATENIENT T"e tollowlng pt11on •S ooln9 l><••ln•u .. NS-16311 NOTIC~ OF D EATH OF MAE 0 . HAPGOOD A NO OF PETIT I ON TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A -111412. To a ll he i r s. HO"J WOI0'4n, 1.0) Emor•ICI Doy, l.tQUnt Beech, Biii lA"9•1an. It Ool«r.,1 Lane. Now port ilffch, Callrornlo n..o EdUr Pape, ~SI• ClllC> View Orl¥9, Yorba Llnaa. Cot1,.,,.n1e ~ HorryW-.on T11" tto._t wM tneo wllh 11\e Co11n1y Cieri. ot Oren0t C°"nly Oii Noweml>ef lOt 1911 1'174'9S Pul>llWWCI Or-Coosl Dolly Pllol, Now I•.!>«.), 10, 17, '"' Sitt-II ~AHCHO VIEJO OE CARRii.LO. 1"':4 ~ .. ypar' (ir<I• 1rv1,.. (• .,11' Ed ward 0 Lonrt»cl'I ,.,, Vacnt F.ncn.tntr .. \\. N••porl B••<n C• "7U& bene f iciaries. 'c r edit ors•----------- fl'ICTITIOUI llUSl .. lllS .. AMII STATEMt:MT Th• rolloWl"I P9tMHI• er• do4nt l>uslMn•• HUGHES NORTH COU NTY ASSOCIATES, T-c.orp.,.. ... Pleia. S..lte JSO. ~ .. ..,,, C.ll'°'lllo tt600 H"911ot In"""'~""· o Collh>rnl• .,.,,.,., parlnt•tlllp, Two c-_ ... Pluo, Suite 250. Newport 8oocll. Calltorllla 9- L•-View 111 .. 11men1 Co .. o Colllornle -••I PorlMnfllp, MOI Wllshlrt Bl~d .. Swllt 110, Beverly Hiiis, COi"°'"'• '°110 c ... 11ty, •Ill Ufteler •nG puo ... nt to .... 0.e<I or T•wll H ll ol PUllll< auclloll tor casll, 1owtu1 money of Ille U11l1M Staie. of Amer1u, •• ,,,. meln tntronce to Fl••I Amnicon Tiiie ln111ro11<e Cotnpany IOt•leCI ot 11• E .. t Flflll s1roo1. 1n 1t1e C111 ot s.ni.. AN, Caflfornlo, •II tllol •It.hi, lllle •IMI lntorHI conwy.o to --llolO t>y It w1111er H id OoeCI or Trutl 1" Ill• proporty w1 ... 1e<1 In told Counly •no Stole cMKt!Cacl •• 1.01 '6 of Tract Ho 1101,"' per Map recorded I" Boo• 3' Po9e >I. Mtscell-. ~In lllt olllco or Ille County Recorclff of W IG county Tiie llr"1-ft\ or olllH comrnot1 de•l911ot1on or u td properly h purpor11d to~ U97 Rlvtr"<M Pl•ct , Cotto -· Calltomla f Ila ....,._ ••• lli.o wltll Ille c ... ,., Ctwk of 0r..,.. c ... nty on 0.C:llftl.., I. 1"1 Pul>ll•twcl OrenQe Cou t Dolly Piiot. Doc.;) 10, 11, 1", '"' Tnf\. bu~~"~" I\ t c>nduu.o o, ~n tnd1Vt0U4t Eowa•d 0 Lollra.cn and contingent c reditors of M ae D . Hapgood and p erson s who may be othe rwise int erested In the FICTITIOUS •usi .. Eu , NAME STATEMENT r 111s Du>l11eu is conelucltd -rel POf'1nerslllp l>y • Said •••• .. 111 I>• made .. 111H>vl PU IDt ,. i.I...._ Or .... C-Dolly Pllol 1------------- o..t u . w. JI, '"'· JOf1, '· 19'1 wt •• ITAThlCNTOf' '"TNINlAWAL l'aOM ~AllTNll .... l~Of'&ltATlllG u-.a l'ICTITIOUS Maa .. US ltAM8 fl • .-...... --Ni 'Withdrawn •• 1011tr a1 .,.rl.,•r from lhf' ,., l'IOorMll• -••II"' wrtdor 11\e lkt '9tA ........ -ot HUNTER • ~ ISS, Hiit F.WctMtcl Orn.t, Soille ... ,,,...,~'271J T • llclltl••• ll11tl11eu namo •te4 ;.... ...... _,,_, ..... w••fllo<I 111 .,,. n. "" 111 ,.,. ,_,., 01 o ....... .. "_ ... ..__"-"•of "" .,_ ........... : H 'lllCTOA SUCMlllt. Jfll .. 1'-00 Fol lllN °""· S..lle 100. lrv111e. CM! ,,,..."711 P1trn1 ........ .,_ -. .. u. ·-~Dr ...... , .. ........ Cl.ft1tJ ,.,.., ,._~·--Or .. Cotti D•lly Ptlot. Dec. 11, N . JI, "9l, JM 1, 1'112 S06 ... I PICTITIOUS aUSINllU llAME STATEMENT II•• lo llowlnt per1011 11 doln9 ............ , ESTA T E P l.ANNI N G INVESTMENTS. •IOOO "Callfornl• 1.lmlleci ~" 1"43 o. .. St .. Fountoln Vel .. y, CelH. tV9 Carm.n I'~ G<lllo, llNi Do• St. FOWflUllllV .. ley,CAft1te '"•• Dutl11en Is conowc:1ec1 by • l•mlltO po'1ne"NP. CMnWn Fr-rk .. GwflO Tiii> \Ml-I was lllect wltll Ille Covnly Clerlt of Ora,... Cou11ty .,. O.t '· •• , P1711n Pul>llSIWG 0r""91 Co.It Delly Piiot, O.c. J, 10, 17, 24, 1'111 ,.., NOTICE OF DEATH O F JEANNE L. DOWNARD ANO OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. A111413. To all he i rs , b e nefic iaries. c reditors. contin gent c reditors, and f OTICE O F DEATH OF p e r son s who may be M ~ R G A R E T M • o the rwise interested i n the 1 D J RIE G , AK A will or es tate of: JEANNE D R IE G AN O OF lt nown as JEAN N E ft TI T I 0 N T 0 LOWELL DOWNARD Gl•IGe r,,. -•••II-trom II-. fllecovorv F....., .,,_ !NIM _._ lw1Wln9 ••lldclelmt Vow moy bo •"lltlacl to ••M•I • <l•lm tQalnst Ille Aeco••r y Fund be<•wM of• ,..I ••talo tron.ac1lon or tH I Htato loan l•-llon ln•o4•1nt rH I •st• .. lkonwo• JONI G•-•'r .51••••1 -/or SI••••• Mort90Qe Cotnpany, Inc II yow w1'1\ lo --• clalm ~ Ille llloco .. ,..,. FunCI. you m•,.1 lllo end -on,,_ R .. I EslOtt Cotnml......, on "'-' lo Ille Cron-<otnlMalllt fli.d by Ille R .. I EtWlle Cammi~ In ..... Do I c ••C. -•.S..... ....... c.._..,, ttc., et el., UK AnoerK S..parlor C:-l't No. c -on. ... ,., ~, .... ............. """9M .... fef'ti. ... ·~-....... -C.-MC· ,._ !Wt ... teen ... 1.-r -..,.,,..._ __ ........... tu- , ...... ..,.,..... tw... ... _... ..... Ill .. _. ectlllft lft Miki\ ,_ 1....-.......... -... r-·~-........ -.c-of ......... ,,.... ........... ... ""~ £.._ C-INlalwr, -.., """ ................ o..ity Al· -....0... ............... . -..... H .......... ,...._. ctelm ,....._, -. •acevt rv """° ................... ,_,_ ·~.-..~s-.., ..... s...en ........ '-Y. lllt., , ... •llllle .......... Mw ... ....,,_ rlOllt to Olly 11•ymo11t from lh• fltac._., F-tia.d on IN octs of .. 141 1"-- ""' ......... ._..,.,,. -wl>IKI ti tlllt -Ice ......., I:. dlro<IH to the roti.w ............ : RONALD N. ITO. °"""y '"-' 0.MtOI J YO Wll'1\lre lloutevorG, ttll F-., LO. A119ttn, C.l"...,.lo 90010 PwOI-Or.,. Cool1 D•lly Pllol. Doc 17, h , JI,'"'· JOf1 7, 1"1 S4J1.at M~RG A RE T MARY L . DOW N ARD , also A INISTER ESTATE JEANNE DOWNARD, J'. N~A111463 L D 0 W NA R D, J . --------- o a I I h e I r s • D O WNARD, JEANN E M . PUlllC 1111( b eflclarles , c reditors DOWNARD and M RS. e contingent c reditors o f LELAND F. DOWNARD. FICT1T1ous aus1 .. au NAME $TATEME .. T M geret M . Oerieg and A petition has been filed Th" fouow1n9 pe,..., •• do1n9 p sons who may be by Jacqueline D .t>uslneuos ot~rwlse Interes ted in the S undQuis l in the Superi'o r RESA1.E SALES AND 1.E"'s•NG 44J WO$I Bo C.0.10 Mtta, Colllo•nl~ wll and/or estate: Court of Orange County "7U1 petition has been filed re q u e s ting that Jacqueline Anor-JoWp11 B•-n J r . -b ~ Mar~ are t An n o Sundquis t be appointed Rt•er "' .. nu•. H~wpor1 B•ac11 . O • I ..__t th Su i Collfornlo _,.., a,..,.. Y n e per Or as personal representative TMs 1111\ln .. s It conduct ... Dy on Co rt Of Orange County lo administer the estate of 1ne11.1a...1. r~stlno that Margaret the decedent. ~ J B•-,. ,, 0 • F I h t b Tllll SI .............. Ill.., .. 1111 Ille ... n a er y e A hearing on the petition Cownh CIH .. of ~•1199 Co•mh on ap •olnted as p e r sonal will be held on January 6, 0o<em11or1.1•1. _. e D r e s e n t a t i "" e t o t q e 2 a t 9 • 3 o a . m . I n l'1mu ed1 l\lnlster the estate. of Department 3 locat-.. at Pu1>11-0r.,. eo.u 0.11. P11ot. ....,. 'C'U Doc 10, 17, 14, JI. 1 .. 1 SJJ.4.111 m~ roaret M . D erie9 700 C ivic Center Dri ve1----------- Tf\t!l. ~•~tt?ment •• , til.O •11" Ute County Clerk of o,-.tf\QIP County °"' Oeumbf'.r 8. l'ltl fl'11n11 P~Dto•l'lr<I Or-co .. 1 Dally P1101 0.c 10. II. l•. )I, 1 .. 1 Sltl 11 FICTITIOUS aUSINE SS HAM£ STATEMENT Th• followlnQ per'°" '' 00• n9 w •• ,,.,, ~ THE Sll.VERAOO COMPANY, •IS. Wllllwew °'.'"'Ille, c. fllU St•••11 Eul Bonhom, •15' Wiiiiwaw 0.. lrvln.-, Co ttl u Tiils ...,..,..., •• ConclutleG. br •n lnGl•l-1 s-E Bomom Tllh ltMl-.t wos meet wllll the C°""'' Cler" ot Or•ft90 COllnly O!I Oouml>H a, '"' """" PuM1"9cl Or-Co.sl Dolly PilOI Doc 10, 11,JA,J t, l•t Slit.al PICTITIOUI auJINESS llAMll STATENIEHT Tiie ro11o .. 1ne .,.....,.. ore 001n9 bt.ISINH.~ HA.ARIS DESIGNS. t,.IS.B Stiy Pe'k 8t'ld., lrvtnir, C..trtornlo •771• R Doniel Ho"'" Jr end Haner M Herrlt IOJll Btutt•altt Clrcle, Huntlnqlan 8ff<h, Colll ... n1• .,..._ Thlt bvMM'\t. I\ condv<lf'O by •n lncllwldlUI R D<ltllel .... ,,,._ Jr ,_.•ncy M MArr•\ l lll> llll-1 W•t 11100 Wiii\ Ill* COllnly Clork ot Oran11 C°"ntv on <>.urnbttr I. 1"1 ~1rrn• Pul>h>htd Or-Co0>I Dolly PllOI. OoC 10, 17, l•, JI.'"' ~)6._11 P'UlllC MO~E l"ICTITIOUS I USl .. EH HAMI( STATEMENT Tiit ronowlng l>t•>on •• 001119 bu\An~'U •• ROSEV S AUTO BODY. IJI tnou~l r ••• W•y, Co\t• M•\41. c 111rornla "7•17 Ro sella f Sl>ow•lltr. 107' R t ad1n9 Avon11t. Cosio Mose, Colllorn .. "7tllfl rllll butl""H I\ <onclUCltO l>Y an 1no1v1e1.,.1 Rotello f SflOw•lltr l hit it•lemtnl wo> lllecl with Ill« County Clflll of 0••"941 County 011 Noveml>ef •. 1'111 ,..,..,, Put>Hshed °'-Cot•I Dooly Piiot. 0.c l . 10, 17, 14, 1•1 UIM I w ill and/o r e s tate : Tllo rol10wln9 pertons ore 001n9 Dul.1119H OS \JI. T RASLIM, Jt108 Etsl Co.al Hlgllw1y. Cor"ona del M•r. Colllornl• f'IUS Gory It llw.tMll. l~l Pwl Car11ey, Hewpor1 Btach, Cohforn•• n..o John C. Ruuoll, 2434 Eut OroQon . P,_nla, A.tltono ti014 TM• _,..., 11 conducted l>y o l*Nral POflMr'lillP c;.,,, It R"'~ll Thi\ 11-menl ,. .. 11100 .. 1111 11M1 County Cler-. ot OronQe Counh on No .. m~r 1•. '"' ,.,,.,40 Pul>llllwd Or-Coetl Delly P11o1. NOY 11, 0..C l, 10, II, 1 .. 1 SOtt.al A petition has been filed b y Mars hall H ic kson In the S upe r ior Court of Orange County requesting that M a r s hall Hi c k son be appointed as personal r e p r e s entat i ve to a dmi n ister the e state o t Mae D. H apgood , Costa Mesa, Ca. (under the I n d e p e n d e n t Administration of Estate •-------.. ------ A c t >. The petition Is set for ..._ ••~ hearing In Dept. No. 3 at•------------ 700 C ivic Center Drive "~~!:~~"::' W est, Santa Ana, Ca. 92701 l"• 1o11_1,.. .,.....,, ••• 001n9 o n Januar y 6 1982 at 9·JO t>u••n•tsu ' • "MOSES FRAMING". 302 Eoll A .,MF. YOU OB E s1 ... tns, UNI L, Santa Ana, C.•llfor11I• J C T to the mo1 granting Of the petition, Owt lln Sh11lor, 11U Crutmon1 YOU Should eit her apnoar Ploo. C4"IO Mo.a. C.llforrllo '2107 • >"-J omo • Rut II SwlltU, O U al the hearing a nd State Greenlrtt u .... trwlne, Celllornle your o b je c tions or file ttm written objection s w ith the Tiii• "''1119" I• cone1uc1ta Dy • • QeMr ol por"tnertlllc> court before the hearing. 0wst1nSN;Mr Your appearance may be r1111 J11tomen1 ... rneo wllh u. in p e r son o r by your CO\lnty Clerk of 0r•"119 c-" on a ltorne y . Octot>er 11. '"' Pl7U4J I F Y 0 U A R E A Pwt>ll~,,.., Or-Coott Delly Piiot, c R E D 1 T o R 0 r a No•. i•. o..c. >. 10, 11.1 .. 1 s11w 1 WllllomW H ....... Jr , Por1,., '"ts \IOI_,,. was 11100 with Ille County Clefll of Oron91 County on Oocember a. 1111r HUPUEDLE,., MIU.E•, CARL.SO .. A aEA..C>M.llY A Low P~lllCI ..... ,.,..f .. .-..~ .. ---~ ....... hltoJ• .. .. ,.., IMdl, CellMnllo ·-,.,,,,.,. Put>ll...., Or-C.00s1 Dolly Piiot, Dec 10, 17, J•, JI. 1 .. 1 Sl7~1 FICTITIOUS llUllHEU NAME STATEMENT The tollowl"I .,.....,., ore ooln9 bUtlneu ... C ANO C AO llERT I SING ASSOCIATES, Ste N. C:O.st Hltfl"ly, l 09V110 !Mach, Cellforlll• UU I Kennell\ Murrey Cwrto, SM! H Cour Hl91\woy, l.oeuno Beach, Cellrorrna "26St Geor9leno C11r10. s.I N Co .. 1 HltllWOY. ~ B .. ,,.. c111rornle tltll Thh l>utlnen h COllO\l<IOG l>y o 9111erol PArtNrslllp K....,..h Murra~ Cur1o '"'' ttat-1 w•• flltd wltl\ Ille c ... nly Clerk ot OranQe Covnty on Oocemlle<'t,11111 Ft'1nt Pwt>llllWd Or ... CooJI Oolly Piiot, Doc 10. 17, )4, JI. 1•1 $»t-lll contingent c reditor of the "OTICl!OI' nusT1E"I U.LIE d eceased, you must file Mll ma ........ , Yo ur c laim w1'th the court-------------on J_.., "· ltn, •1 to:oo o.m .. INllM 1"-malft _., ot Y_.,.f\ Tiiie o r prese nt It to t he l'ICTITIOUS a u at.,EU •n•w••nco comp•"', 1400 North p e r s onal representa t ive "AMEITATIME"T e.....n..v. in u. c11v., s-ta ........ a ppol t db th t Tiie ro11owln9 porton h dol"9 C-t¥ofDf...,,$1ete ofC.liforllle, ., e y e c our l>u•IMUti: CALIFORNIA ltECONVEYAHCE w i thi n four months from PRECISION PARTS, tu .... Eur COMPANY,. (Alllorllla ~ .. Ion. trte dale of f irst issuan~e ~:!~7 s1roo1, Costa ww, confor"I• :!rt~~: ="';' ;;:;-:_::~ "':: of t~tters as provided tn s1 • ...,. Chorlot a.-r. '"""' r.11 Joflll M. -..,.,, ... Sl"91• M•n •• Sect ton 700 o1 the Probate ttlh s1reo1. Cott• """"· c.111orni• tNtton. ·--on J_.y n. 1m Code of C alifornia . The m 11 •• 1ns1......-Ho 147211 in .-'""· t ime for filing Claim s Will Tllit Duslneu I• G-lod t>y Ort Pote SU, of Officio! ltecorGa of • lnCll•ldwol Ororiee C-ty, St .. • of Callfornto, not f>Xplre prtOr to four sw .. BenOer wnclor Ille Hwor of u le lhoreln months from the date of Th•• '1~1 .... 111..i w1111 ,,. Wlt•I-. w111 ... 1 ot lllllllk -"-to the hearing noticed abo1te. county Clerk of Oranee County on i:: ~!!'::!'::::'....,~•YO:-.:.: Y OU MAY EXAM IN E 1oovom-J4,1tll 1'11'14t u111tH St.ttt ot Af'Mflco, •""°"' the file kept by the court. Pu1>111NG OrWIOt eo..st Dally Pit«. IW•"°""' eepreu or 1r.,.u.-es ro If v ou a r e Inte r ested in the No• u. O.C.3, to."· 1"' s•-•· ~ ..... 11• • ....-ulon•~umlll'-. ' I.ii rltlll, t•le -,,,..,... ,,.. ,,.If by e s tate, you may flle a _.,. -u ., •well Trwst .. 111 01111 to ,,.. r e quest w ith the court to, ____ ~ ___ .. _,_-. ____ ~ot-•no -.lllod ,._.. "- r ece 'v e s,,_,I I ti f.-'" '"° of......., c-.ty -si.te, "' I >""''-a no ce 0 P-ICTITIOUI IUSfNlllS ~It the inventory Of estate NAM£1TATIIMENT OESCltlPTIOH· All tflat urtol11 a ssets and of the petitions, Th• ro11ew1,.. 11trsons ••• dolne •-•It-In ti. S1e1e ot Calllorfl4•, a ccount s and repo rts buslnuuo: Cov111y 01 Oran99, City •f .,., .... (u~lder the Independent we s t s an t a An a Adi nlnlstrat ion of Estates California ' Act I . The petit ion Is set for I F You' OBJECT to the MCI ring In Dept. No. ~ at granting of the petition, 7~Clvlc Center Drive, y ou s hould either appear We t , In the City of Santa at the hearing and state An , Callfornla on Jan. 13. y o ur objections or file "' aU:lO A .M . •written objections w ith the PICTITIOUS •u11 .. 11u "AMI l"fATIEMEMT l ll• ro11ow1n9 P•rton It doln9 .......... , .. descr ibed in Section 1200 AL TO El.ECT,.OHICS, ... ,. _ .......... -.. FICTITIOUSaus1 .. 11u COiey Rr-Clr<le, F-.in Volley, PA•CEL 1· Uftll m , .. ,,,...,.,, tNI o f the California Probate c.i1totnlat:rra1 fotflntf on -wrta1n ~"'""' THE PANTAEE, 1"2• ~le StrH I, Founl•ln •0110. CAltllornle nroe. "AME STATEMENT Code. D•n .. 1 J-sc.,.., • Fioto, Pt ... record9d J-n. "" 1n llOOIC ...,!,~,::~•.ow1"9 person os oo1n9 Marshall HIClt$0ft, lrvl~i~'~,~~!!:4Mll•Pllv. 12111 11n1,,...trUofOffkla41t.corc1sot I YOU OBJECT to the 1court before the hearino Br11u 0 Wehll"· .SO.I C:lwlpolo Ori .. , Al-.nloe, CM"ornlo tU07 ll E NT URE REAi.TY 191si Attorney •t L•w, 521 B••• A•-o rcio, ~ vo11ey, °'.::rc~'·~i.::::;1..., 11«111 MocA•ll\wr 8oulevue1, Sw••• Us, Arllona AVeftW, Suite 317, c .. 11on11e9VQ9 ,_,In .,. .. I.All 7 .. Traci No. Ir••-. C..lllornl• '7IO Sant• ........_k.. c• .... , . lhh DvMnff• It COncl\Ktacl "' • tt t'7 .. ._.on.¥-. r9C.,_ In 9r tlrft of the petition, Your appearance may ~ Y~· Id e ither appear II n per s on or by your at he hearing and state attorney. Tllh .... MftHt It COftclUCled t>y 111 Horry wo10....,, 1.oa Emerolo ...._. •• ~ , .. noralPl'llltnlllp -••II 426, ,.,., 41 I• so •f B•Y.L~8Nch.Ca11tor .. 1••,•S1 ee l: (213) 3'4-3705 ' OenMIJ-Staftee Mtlnll•-· 1111 ..... tottrf• ol 1nc11 .. 10 ... 1 BNCe 0 . Wehtln T Ills ..... .._I w.-S lllod •ltll tho Cov111y Clerk or Or•neo CO\lnh °" Nove1nbof 11, 1•1 Thi• bu\lnou •• <OnClll(tOCI by on Publls~ Orange Coast Tiii• ~· w .. "'" with 1t1e 0r..,.. ~. c.i11om1a, , .... ,., lndl•te1ua1 Oalfu Piiot Dec 16 17 23 Cownty Cleft. of Of-'-" 1111 wltll •II 1..,_rovemontt lll•rHn, yo r o b Jectlons or tile 1 F you A R E A wr objections w ith tti_e IC R E D 1 T o R o r a Ha,,.yWoioton 1-1 ~~ .. ~ •t' ' ' ' ' How•m-74. '"' twco11U11t tMr.IMNl'I COJ>fomlllh•fl'I Tiii• ~••-• ••l 1111(1 wllll tt.e YO ~ ,.-.,.,. Unlta fi::,.:.::-• U6, l11<rwalvo. t.fore the hearing. c ontrngent creditor of the _,..r~e may be deceased, you must file erson or by you r your c laim w ith the court ney. or pres ent It t o the F Y 0 U A R E A personal representati1te l'llUll P111>111NCI 0r-. Coosl Dolly PllOI, CO\lllty Clerk Of OroftQO County on 1-------------Pu111"'911 0r-. Coast o.11~ Pltot, IOCeted . Hovem-JO, ,., ....C mflCl No•. 2•, Dec. J, 10, 17, 1•1 Sfrt .. I~ PARCEL ,: M ncluslvt fftof'llent Now. 24. 0.C l , 10, II, t•1 Sl1HI. l'tJUM for PDrillnt -,... .. .., .... ._. Oller P11l>llst.d Or°"91 Coast D•llY Piiot, 1-------------_,_ -t11M "°"'""'of Loe 1" Id T t H Now.1t , Dec. J, 10, 17. 1 .. 1 $1 .... 1 Cott• ,_ -·~ 10117 91 -Oii Ea...:. "A'~~o.::: N .. k ... ""-,..,._ ... I• Oacl•r .. ..., ef fltfftrlctlon• for The C f E 0 I T 0 R o r a appointed by the c ourt ---------- COrl I,..,. ~redltor of the within four months from P~~:'~!•u:,::::S i---,.-.c-,-"-.ou-.-.-u-,-... -.-,-,-- ctec tased, ~ust file trte date of firs t Issuance ri.. l•llow1no '°"' ••• 001n1 HAM• STAl1~ .. ., ~ • claim with the court of letters a s provided ;,, it.iti ..... ., Th• 1011ow1111 ,.,.o .. •• 1101111 or present It to th• s e c t io n 700 of the ,, ... G,,",."!_.'_ce..__Y.!~!!!_•.-,,••111 -• ... u•sc I • __,_..,... ......,,,_.,.. -CHUCK KE ENEY'S APPLIANCE P••ton.t representative California Probate Code. "°41VA ~1111,n.,.c.1i.r1,. 1tEPA11t,11012 Marryet Way,Stor1I011, •S>J olnted by the c ourt The time for flllnO c laims "'°<•.Cetta Mew. c.1Hor111. ••11 c o111orn4• ..o Wit •In four mont .... fro i ll t i i w., ... II. He .. drlkS, ,,.. Cherie• "w:iew11 K. ..... y.Jr . llOIJ • •D m w no exp r e pr or t o C•t11er1ne Pl•<•, c o·•• ~., •• ~ 1 w s 1 c 1 the ct.t. of flrsl Issuan ce fo ur months from the date t.ilferrw•t»11 • ... • ;,:;:0 ... l•n Oii, • "0 '111• ~•tteri .. pr'ovided In of the h e arino n oticed Tllh MNU ,, t ...-..CIM Dy ... Tlllt llulltWH •• c_,.., by ... Uon 700 of the Probate above. !Ml•~, •• ~rk•· 111e11.1d ... 1 _.,._of C flf I T ~.~ .....,,. R~ Charletll t<-..yJr, -a orn a . he YOU MAY EXAMINE T111. "*-.... "'" .1111 111e Thi•, ... _,, wot ru ...... ,, 1119 U"'.'fl for flllno dalms will the file kept by the court. c-1, c 1er11 .i 0r.,. C01111ty °" c ... ntw c1en of Ounoe cou11ty .., not · expire prior to four I t y o u a re a person ..... ..,.., ,,, 1•1 • oeom-a. ••• -..-f 1-... _ · PU.., Ptnt" '•nothM nwn ,.,.. .... te of interested In ltw estate, P\1111..., 0r.,.. CM•• o euy ....... Pw1>11"'9f 0r.,. Coe'4 o.111 Plltll. t~}'9ertntn0Uctd1bove. you may flle a request o.c.1e,11.'4.t1,1"1 "'' .. ' o.c i .16.11.u ,1t11 u•1 .. 1, Ye.u MAY EXAMINE wit" the court to receive 1fW Ille kept by tht court. special notice 6f the flllng f yeu are I~ In the of the Inventory o1 tstatet----------Ht,te you may flle • auets and Of the petitions, ~YMUll.,..,. •• ~ with the court to accounts and reports Tll• 1:=,:•=,.111~. fo1111 N<•lw tPeClal notice of, dtsc rlbed In section 1200 . .5 --•-ea:i "'•' tnventory of estate of the Callfornla Probate tNoa·s IATH •11f ••o HMtt and of the petitions, Code. =::r~:;..":"..=.-'~~M!: accounu and reports • JacQutllnt 0 . ~ Wtcrlbmd In S.Ctlon 1100 . .5 SundQu l$t 111" .. ter ... 1e hu lryo 9' tM C.llfornl1 Probaite ,,_.ltloner Aft-, 0r ... CAlllfwlll• ... , (Gde, DAVID 8 . DAV I S,,_;~•:,.,....,_ 16 --.c• IY.,.. Carel NayH Rtll, AtttrHY .., f'nlllontr, ..,....._ R ..................... --..... d!':, =-= ;;:"..:. .. ..:::. ': ..,..., CMa Met.a, s .. u. JOO, L•nt •••ctt, 0ec--.ri.ttt1 .. 6'G411'. 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"C II • st'"' -.... or commo11 fHltll•tlon It •hown otlovo, n• worr•111y h t l••ll a s to Its <omitlttollH• Of corrotl,.UI .. f'lle ..... ,,,..,.., ...... , .. kl DIM of Trvst, by ,. • .., Ill a ~II or ft!Ollh Ill Ille olllltotlon• u c wrof lh•••bt, ""9tofoA eMC ..... -Gellftred I• -............ _ ...... Oocl•f ...... of Doi ..... ..., 0...-fOr Sate. - written llOlk•of llr9ach -of_,.., to <ou• tllo ....., utolacl ID Mii sold Prworty to MU.fr Wiii ootlltel!Oflt, 011f tlleteeftor ,,,. w11forst111ef1 ~ ..... llotlc• " -.Ch ~ .. eftClloll .. 119 It«..._ ,..,........, I 1 .. 1. ot llllllr .... 11/S In llOek UJOt ..... IJCli, el Yid Otfklel llKorOS. S.lcl .... will .. -· -......... <0¥e11a11t er ••r~onty. H llf•U or ,,. .... ~ '" .. · --""· .. _..,,.,._ ................... ... llf'll\tlpel ....... lllt ..... 111 - by N lf 0... el TNtl, wltll i...eretl • lllMld .... ....., ... -. •• If Dfty, ---tf .... 0...ot Trwt, ..... Cltff ... Mf •• .,._. ti -T,,..... ......... ,.,,... ,,_ ..., ... f 0-.. ''""· ielo -will • .. ..... ,.,,.,, J-. .. 1• .•. tJ• ... M. ... -c;........., ·-... ,r-•. te .. Cl•k c::.llter 1114191- -lHC 0.-A-. 111 Ille Cll't f//IOt ...... At t11t I.,.,. ef tit 11111111 llllMQ(Ntl .. '"'' ~ ...... _.,,. ..... ""'•If .. ,_, :·•~"' tle<llrM.,. ...... 4--= .. ....... -.......... c--.·..-.. Of tfHlltH h t tU,JJt.7' To =~ ....................... ...., 0.tol .,....... ,, "" ..._.. ...... .._,,lie. .. MllfT~ .,,,o,...,.~. .... llJ °"""' k........_ .......llK:rMlr, Ot9Qly .......... 0r.,..,CA ..... ltwl ..... Oec~ ... ~ :1::.T ca....,....-= Orange Coast DAILY PILOT{Thursday. December 17, 1981 B Episcopal rector flays Weinberger arms stand SAN FRANCISCO (AP> The new rtctor of Trinity Church. the oldest Episcopal pariah In the West, has called for Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger to resign from the Episcopal Church because of his stand ln favor of nuclear armament.I. The Rev. Robert Cromey, In a speech following his Installation as Trinity's r ect or, said, "I 'm suggesting that Mr. Weinberger resign as a member of the Episcopal Church, because he's proved to be DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS, 642-5e78 one who'1 not listening lo the House of Bishops of the Eptscopal Church, which ht.us spoken against nuclear proliferation " Cromey, SO, said after his speech thut h e tbo ught Weinberger's pro-nuclear stance to be immoral. Weinberger , a San Francisco lawyer and corporate official before joining the Reagan administration, remains a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church here. St. Luke's rector, Spencer Morgan Rice, who attended Cromey 's installation, said he was saddened bx Cromey's speech. "I was very disappointed because Come share the· feeling df this hohday season .. and enjoy leisurely shopping at charming Lido Marina Village on the waterf ronc in Newport Beach There ls no other shopping center in the world quite hke 11. 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Reportedly. some of the 600 people in attendance at the installation were angered by Cromey's remarks. But the Right Rev. William Swing, E piscopal Bishop of California, said he was not disturbed by Cromey's call for Weinberger to resign the chur ch, though he would make no other comment. ·'There's no question that Cromey as going to anger some conservative members. ... "He already has," said Mark Gerstle, a member of the committee that recommended Cromey. "He Is an activist, 1Umulat1n1 speaker who comment.a •on contemporary iasues that make you confront them." Cromey has been known for his Involvement in controversial issues since he arrived in California in 1962 from his native New York. He has demonstrated for civil rights, s upported student strikes and was arrested in 1964 during a sit-In. 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With stor- age case. #44-6021603 Adds FM to any AM car radio with no rewiring! Simple under-dash instal- lation. Uses existing AM antenna. Only 1:Yusx4x5 1!.~ #12-1850 By Mlcronta Cut 279 30% ~ For 9V, "C:' "O!' and "M ·· llzn. #22-098 -r"' ...... ------·--- • ~------ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. December 17, 1981 11 IS IT ME ? ... ONLY T\\O PASSENGERS SHOWED UP 11 / N.'/)i s FLIGHT 711 .,,,_ .... PROBLEM -The passenger who doesn't show up for his night has become an increasing headache for the nation's a irlines Airline woe: the no-show By ~e Auoclated Press The airline industry is trying to find a cure for a nagging headache that is getting worse: No-show passengers. The walkout by the air tramc controllers in August intensified the problem. Schedules were restricted. Worried travelers made two and three reservations for flights to the same place at the same time. The ext.ra reservations went unused - and uncanceled. The airlines wound up with empty seats . The Civil Aeronautics Board gave the carriers permission to disc uss the situation among themselves and industry representatives met in Washington this week to try to come up with a plan to reduce the number of no-shows. CAB permission was required because there are legal restrictions on what companies can do in concert. 'l'wo carriers -New York Air and Air Florida -already have acted. People who hold reservations on certain New York flights to Florida and don't use or cancel those reservations CllBUllR wll1 be charged a $20 penalty. Air Florida offers a 20 percent discount for non-refundable tickets on flights between the Northeast and Florida. Eli Timoner. the head of Air Florida, had said the airline industry was "losing a fortune in wasted expense for unsold product" because of no-show passengers. So far, none of the major national carriers has taken similar steps. Chuck Novak, a spokesman for United Airlines, said the industry tried penalizing no-show passengers in the 1950s with a $3 fee. It didn't work. Reservation systems were not sophisticated enough to guarantee that when someone did cancel, the cance llati on would be recorded. And the airlines had to spend $5 to collect each $3 fee. TOday, Novak said, the airlines rely on ··what is euphemistically called 'space planning.' " Based on experience, the airlines try to predict bow many people will show up for a given flight and they overbook, selling more tickets than they have seats. "You do space plan over and above .. because you know there's going to be a no-show," Novak said. "What we want to do is utilize the seats that we have.'' Novak said the controUers dispute -and the resulting reduction in flights, particularly by smaller carriers -had not prompted any substantial increase in the number of no -shows. but other industry officials disagreed. SaHy McElwreath, director of public affairs for Trans World Airlines, said no.shows were "a greater problem than us ual because of abbreviated schedules. The public is nervous about being able to get on a flight." Ms. McElwreath said TWA tries to "overbook scientifically" to compensate for passengers who are "double and triple-booking." She said an average of 20 percent or the people who hold reservations don't use them, and the number doubles al holiday times. ''You always get no-shows at the holiday season," agreed Novak. "No-shows at the holiday are as traditional as turkey.·' He said the no-show rate is particularly high In dense markets like Cleveland or Los Angeles where passengers have a lot of flights to choose from . Novak also said that double-booking travelers .areft't the only ones who turn into .no-shows. A bUsiness meeting may end ahead of schedule, for example. The traveler catches an earlier flight -and doesn't cancel his or her original reservation. Overbooking, meanwhile, can backfire against the airlines. The Civil Aeronautics Board require11 the carriers to compensate "bumped" passengers -people who hold conrirmed reservations and are denied a seat because of overbookin1 by the alrllnes. E . D. ffamllton, a CAB spokesman, said that 11,087 pasaenaen were bumped dunn1 August. The bumping rate was 55 percent hither than It waa a year earlier -about seven pusen1era out of every 10,000 in August compared to about four and •·half out of 10,000 lo Au1ust 1980. When uked, however, whJch was the moet aerloua problem -overbooklnt or no-1bow1 - Hamllton replied: ''Riaht now, It's probably no-1bows." oeting ban upheld; WASHINGTON (AP> -1'be U.S. Supmne Court bal reluMd co let pa&Jtlcal euclida ... ~' tllelr ca.mpUp •llm oe pabUe p&aea la San llat.o,Callf. The court, without eoam•t, let 1tand • HliDI tbat tbe dty'a baD ~al ad; ~ ia pablle plaeee II at MURRAY BICYCLES .. BOYS' 20" DELUIE BMI 1-20 99!.? BOYS' 24" IEW!BMX STYLE 1-24 '114!!2 MEI'S 26" 10 SPEED TOURlllG Biii 124!9!2 And I thought he wa1 only a dance teacher. They'•• returned. much to my chagrin. Alai. we do have the low price1. So do what your lmJ>9CCable ta1te1 demand. CREATORS HAIR LAMPS SMALL VENUS 39~!i2 MEDIUM OLD MILL 59!o~& MEDIUM DANCERS 64!~RHll LARGE OLD MIU 87!'!}{78 G.E. OUTDOOR FLOODLIGHT BUllBS CLEAR In 75 or 150 Watt. nood? Are we having a flood? Doe11omebody know 1omethlng I don't know? Shed some ll9ht, plecae. rm: IRCR CUSTOM DISTILLED Riii GUitER Youputyourorderln , truck roll a up and put• the atuff up. In white or brown eDGDMl. Prtc:.a are for normal lnatallatlon on realdentlal p~rty. DoW119pout extra. ONE OR TWO STORY 100 FT. MIN. I!~. LESS THAN 100 FEET · SO FT. MIN. I!.~. SUDEIM SllGLE BURIER GIS liBD.L ··~~ Smart&ea buy DOW cnad g.t U tor leea tlacm hlgla MaOD. Cluoae plcMd cooltlng grlcl. lcna rock. cmd to lb. tali. H.OOOITU't. • KIDDE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS NO. 10 Takea ca.re of claH B. gasolloe. olla. paint• and claH C, llYe electrk:al flrH. 2¥. lb1. CG appro•ed. NO. 110 Rated for claH B and C plua claH A flna. paper. wood. and cloth. CG. ApproHd 21/2 LBS. NO. 240 Handle• claH A. B 3r C flre1. 6 LBS. CG Appro•ed when u1e with mounting bracket (not included). 5 97 7•7 131" ALL TRADE 25 PC. Yi" DRIYE SOCKET SET Let's ... that' a about 50centa per piece. I lo .. to ligu.N up thoae little numb.rs. Bargain• are ao good. ALLTRADE 5 PC. PLIER SET Why do you need S plie11? There·• needle no••· regular. elec1rtclcm. handyman. and bungler. EASYDRIYER 8 PC. ROME 8' AUTO TOOLm ·~AI~ DoublH the power of a regular Krewdrl••r and ba1 reYeralng action. Bit• for pbUllpa. regular. and metric aocket1. GElflE ELECTRIC GARAGE DOOR OPEIERS v. IP CUii DBm: Y1 IP DELUIE SCIEW DIM 129!!.o NORMAL INSTALLATION OF =~~~~:~.·.~~~ ........... 55 .. I think the reaaoo so many people like thH• things l• · cauM lt makes them t .. t lllre a magi clan. Just puab a button and the door open•. Get eamegreat SOUDd la your car CIDd ...... ay lam• won't loolr 11.b eo much. Pop lD a tape cmd let ti. mob drtft•by. IRICO SOUID SYSTEMS I TRACI CARTRJDCE TAPE PLAYER 19:~ SUPER MOO CASSETTE WITH AUTO STOP 24~1.- All/FM sn:m:o RADIO WITH a. TUCI OR CASSETTE TAP! PLAYER FIRST ALERT BATTERY OPERATED SMOKE ALARM / - 13!.! Put them where they aay and 11 .. p better tonight. lncludH the batte~. 8 9 ,9 -~8 Beat1 lu9ging your big vacuum out to the ccu to clean. Plug1 into any 12 •olt cigarette lighter. Attachment• and l.S ft . cord. DEi.ViE IUTO YICCUJC 13" #~ · QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL 30WT.OR 841/11 20 W/50 WT. ~ YOUR CHOICE OT. I bet tbi11tufi doe1o't •••n come from Penn1ylYania. It' 1 probably r•-cl<rlmed from Philadelphia. .. CAROL CABLE 12 n. COPPER BOOSTER CABLE Great to ba?e on band If your battery goea dead. But U you get caught without one. ju at call your local Booe I er Club. llXDORFF -LLOYD TIRE CRADfS MOST A.MER.ICAN AND FOREIGN CARS MOST SMALL TRUCIS Well. now tlaat wehOY• aome snow ln.the local mountain•. we'll be Mill~ Iota of tbeM. Buy • ein bere 'cauM they're expenal" up there. (You bun· bun.I 11.i'WOBI S FOICTIOI Miil IUTO CLOCK r=:i:~ ·~! -----------------~--------------------------------~-------· DOUGLAS FIR I can't believe the prices on lumber la tely. We keep reducing the prices. Smooth 6n qll aidfta, standard and better, 8-20 ft. lengths. 2X4 2X6 I 8 L!. FT. 2 8 !. FT. Ix "12 #4 PINE SHELVING McGRAW EDISON BARD SAW V2 HP I I 9!1!1s ~ Boy. I hope they don't play this in the garage after 10 o'clock ... loud music can really get ya. Variable speed. mitering and ripping 1lot1 for precl1loo. BLACK & DECKER ¥a" If IRIABLE SPEED REYERSllG DRILL 2497 N719C UM a1 a drill or screwdri•er. (You already knew then? Well. hu1b my mouth.) SWIMGLINE ELECTRIC ·RAIL GUN 22!! DriYH and countersink• a 1 l 32" nail with a equHae. Buy now and get a S3 rebate in the mail hom Swlngllne. Detail• in store. BLACK & DECKER BAUL II ONE 77!! I bet you could load up your pet gorilla and glff him 0>ride. Holdt up to 400 lbe. and fold1 up for ~If 1torage. UM a1 a band. yard or wood cart. BUCK • DECKER WORIMITE ROBBY CRAnER .. 16~! Hcmdr tbtng '°' llfhtwelaht .... woodwOfklDQ )ob9 or hobblH. hrfoc:. tilt• from O" to u· forward CIDd 3Cr tot ... right or left. 22~.FT. CHAIRS, CHAIRS, CHAIRS ~ Sit thi1 one out Henry. (Lon thl1 tbort copy.) COSCO FOLDDIG PLASTIC Pick from Chocolate or paprika. 7•• WRITE ITALIAN DESIGNER 1688 MULTI-PURPOSE STACK Brown uphol1tered seat and back. 1997 DURALITE ALUMllfUM TABLES DIE PIECE TOLE 24" x 48" 1477 DROP LEIF 24" x 60" 237' 30" x 72" 3377 CEllTE1l FOLD 36'' x 72" 3 777 PIONITE WOODGRADI LAMllfATED TDLE TOPS T "- Don't be caught 1hort. Toulou1e. Great for company. hobbiH. garage 1alH. and nirap mHt1. 24 " ROUND 8 77 32" ROUND 1. 6 77 Ten yeare ago I paid more them double for a top then dJdn't look ha1Ja1good. (You belleTeeTe rythlng l ear?> In butcher block or marcoro. BLICK & DECKER STOWIWIY STU STOOL 18!! Folcle down to one loch wide. Mig ht bur one the l"QOCI Job l1 a bit abaky aft• II para. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Thursday, December 17, 1981 C7 t l'M' swm TALK FRElf CR PRONE sw-t talkrtet me hear more of that. Wbi1per in - my ear. ComH in Ivory with Bra11 flnl1h trim. KREBS AIRLESS SPRAY GUN KIT Here's what: #30 alrle11 •prayer. 8 h. auction tube. latex Ir R6 enamel noule. 45 degree noale exten1ion. and finally ... a paint tHter. WEED EATER STRDfG TRIMMERS Whack off your weed1. Your grcu1 will lo .. you. No cutting the boot or chipping the foundation. NO. 40~ 2388 Cuti a 10 path. 2 Amp. IO. 519 Wbackt a 16" path. 4 Amp. 559 • PLAY RUT PLIYROUSE 7999 Wow. the kld1 will lo .. you. They may enn eai their TegglH and bru1h their tMtb. Effrytblng precut cmd prepaJnted. Ea1y a1Mmbly ... en decal• to apply. RUBBERMAID ROUGBIECK 32 GILLOI TUSH CD 77 #2894 . T akft a llclr:ln and kMpa OD kicking. (t tblali thl1 hoa a wanantr of eolM klDd). j ! C,D,AA.AAA TWIN PAK OR 9 VOLT SINGLE PAK The onH that kHp on going when the othere go out to lunch. $2.SO R fund. SaYlng from Eveready in the mall if you buy any 4 packagH. TELEVISIONS TATUIC If' AC BUCI •WHITE WeareMlllng theM thlng1 llke crazy. (t fought lt ••• aaid lt had nothing to do wlth lumber. What did I know?) MURIMAGE DECORAtm: PREFllllSRED SOLID OAK WALL SRELYDIG U you bCJTe to bCJTe quality then 1how1. you'll do well with eoUd oak. You bow Uthe price la right. MICROWAVE OYEI CIRT 29!? Ecny to put tog•tll•r with !ult a ICl'ewdri"'· Oak flnllh lookt nice. sm.m 7"x32" 12 77 11 " x 32" 17"' 14" x 32" 19"' 18" x 32" 25'" n DDIUS 48" 5'' 72" 8"' 8 G q A , ., 2 B q !J >I ,J II ·o l i -l - N •S ll fJ N ·n ,, A q N s ') ,, ~; ti r1 8 r1 l 2 ?. d I! 8 s , b b II l J ll E , 0 Darned U thl1 1tuff doean't look n Uh a lot IDON IDODey. Don't t.U your f'l"t• you p«id llO little '- 1.t them ... ., you. you ' I ___________ ........ ______________ _ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOTfT hursday, December 17, 1981 ' '1 1 I' I I I I I ' t t I /\ ' f ( ! ' Professional theaters ~the year in • review MON. NITE -ALL SEATS $2.00 Two Italian Films 11Wlfemistre,s c11 Plus "How Funny Can Sex Be"••• tlDlR MATTHAU G.-~-MGM .~~. ..... OlangeMIA &31-<1340 cenamu Edwlld'1 Bristol 540.7444 NOW PLAYING COITA•U Edw.O's C-Ctn111 979 4141 ar-. EdwWd's SIOdleback 511 saao :res"::.Wft 530 4401 1aww:a•wiiiiiii9t1 THE MURDER Of THE CENTI.JRV ••. THE SCANIW.. OfmE CENTI.JRY ..• THE LOVE AFFAIR Of rnE CENTI.JRY .•. AND THE CENTI.JRY WAS JUST BEGINNING. ix.a rt 1 lmNlllS ~surs A la~ f !ilAK fllM lAGfl[. 1db J.U[S ~[Y Music by RANDY llf n.&JI &ecub¥e ~odUC!1$ MOIAU IM Dl mRPJll l"~ ~lay~ MKlWl WHUR llOlll ~ lk11e!'Rag1a· ~ f t oocroor Pr&aJted ~ OLtJ Of tNJ~llS me=.:-6#J ~~~D~~~J~J~ • -... • ....-.............. a...-"rwaut ra, \Jl'.l ~ .. __ STARTS TOMORROW ----•u ... IMA PUZA UA cm.II& Or-.. 01.0340 erw 529 5339 w~ 893.0546 ·--l• .... , • DIUft·ll ua etn emu ........, llldl 673-8350 Wes~ 891 3693 °'1fl9I &34-3911 1-=-~~':==--===· ... ) ::=:.:::.:.r ByTOM11TUS O(tlleo.ttyf't ........ (Thu i.t lhc ffr•I in a """ of /tw columM reviewang tM yNr IHI in llwatn along IM OTonge Coa10. I Whether or not their wares proved auccessrut al the box orrlce. the artistic quotient or the Orange Coast's three professional theaters proved high indeed during 1981. Equity houses accounted for ~ productions a mon1 them ov~r the year -a doien from South Coast Repertory, eight at Sebastian's West DIMer P layhouse and five a t the Harlequin Dinner Play house. It was a n . ~~~~~~~ ~!:~~~:~0~ ~h: _l_IT __ l_R_M __ l_l_l_l_l_I_ centerpiece in Orange _________ _ County's theatrical tiara. two mainstage offerings -"The Elephant Man'· and "The Merchant of Ve.nice" -set the pace artistically. while "True West" provided the greatest impact on the smaller Second Stage. In t he latte r aren a, t he world premieres or "Screwball" and "Chevaliere" also stood out for applause. WANTED "BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THIS GANO OF MISFIT ROBOTS." ANDY KAUFMAN• BERNADETTE PETERS HEARTBEEPS A MICilAEl l'tllW'S ~ a~ "HEARTBEEPS" RANDY QUAID· KENNETH McMILLAN CHRISTOPHER GUESI am MELANIE MAVRO~ ~ ~ JOtlH Hill· Ila II\' JOHH WliJAAIS • Cieci.M PlocLrs DOUG GREEN 'NrlWI DI JOHN Hill • si-.._.UP El1d °"' SlNI WWSTOH SclllOll V8AI Elllt1s °"' AUlEf!T WHITlOCK PH11 Clie50'1ll o; JAMIE SllOUR1 ~ A0ea£ 8LALACK • ~ OV ~l PltWl'S o...l DI AUNI AAKUSl1 _,."" - •u:·~~~ ~!:::"~~ Opening Tomorrow! · ........... ,., .......... __ ,,.._ ~ TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS A STANLEY JAFFE PRODUCTION• A HAROLD BECKER FILM GEORGE C. SCOTT · TIMOTHY HUTTON TAPS . RONNY COX OlllCTe>a Of PHOTocaAPWY OWEN ROIZMAN A.S.C ~"'STANLEY R. JAFFE ANO HOWARD B. JAFFE OIUcTm 1Y HAROLD BECKER kllllHf\AY tv OARJlYL PONICSAN AHO ROBERT MARK KAMEN AoMT•TIONIY JAMES LINl;BERGER .t 11CJMnt1NOYU. •FATHER SKY-"' DEVERY FREEMAN ~ -=::--:-::::i::::li:-=~· MVMt"IY MAURICEJARRE --.. --l-.J. COITAMllA cm.ma Center 979·4U1 The Costa Me11 company, which waa formed in 196L.and la now operat.ln1 out of lta third theater, currenUy baa lta lsoth ahow on the boards, a revival of the classic "A Chri.atmaa Carol.'' That aver a1es out to nine and a half plays a year over SCR's 16-year hlatory, a cona1derable output. As alway~·. there were a n11mber of individual performances which left Indelible Impressions. At SC R, these included: BEST ACTOR -Ron Boussom in "The Elephant Man." Runner -up -J ohn Ashton In "True West." BEST ACTRESS -Megan Cole In "Childe Byron." Runner-up -Ka ren Hensel in "Bosoms and Neglect." BEST IN SUPPORT -James Gallery in "Ah, Wilderness" and Patti J ohns in "Screwball." Al Sebastian's West, spl'5hy musicals shared the s pot.light with "name" actors in leaser-known comedies. Not hesitant to offer the unfamiliar, the San Clemente s howplace resurrected oldies like "Babes in Arms" and "Flower Drum Song .. and turned them into rousing successes. Two veteran actors provided the class or the se ason, howeve r . Ce s ar Romero c harme d audiences in the world premiere of "The Max °"' ......... , NewjlOl1 Beach 644·0 7 60 aw ... •C.-.WUT Wes~·-~~1 ·~93~ EDWUDI llUO T1l1l9 CIM.OOMI Mlsslon Vieto 830·6990 Ofange 634 25S3 PMOllU l'M:tflM 81u 990 4022 •WAY • •Ill .... WeStminSlef 891 3693 llOl'-~0-09-- The most erode thing In ihelr world wosmoney. ROLWVER ELTOIO Saddeeblck 581 -5880 _,., • .,... IUCI Cinema 848·0388 GUiii Cinldomt 634·2553 Factor," while Edward Mu lhare provided a c hilling "hero" in the s uspenu thriller "Deathtrap." Individual highliaht5 or the playhouse on the Pacific were · BEST ACTOR Edward Mulhare lo .. Deathtrap." Runner-up -Cesar Romero in "The Max Fact.or." BEST ACTRESS Cheri Eichen in "Funny Girl." Runner·up Anne Wilkinson in "The Max Factor." BEST JN SUPPORT Dan Verre in "Deathtrap" and Maria Adams in "The Maic Factor." The Harlequin Dinner Playhouse continued Its policy of running a show as long as the traffic will bear, which expl ains tl S minusc4Je output Of fi-:e productions in 1981 · The longest running of the lot was "The Wi1," Ora nge County's fi rst look at the all-black rock musical version of "'The Wizard of Oz," a s plendid show far surpassing t he values of the movie version. Another well .received "newcomer" was the Lerner-Loewe musical "Paint Your Wagon.'' See Theaters, Page C9 MAM COllMl:AY "flME !"GI BANDITS" -~ ...... ., .. "BUDDY BUDDY" .., .... ~. -.-.•-I'll • Theaters f'rom Paaea an oldie but one whlch h•d eluded local audiences. Sparklin1 on an Individual note at lhe Harl~uin were. BEST ACTOR -Michael Boyle In "Same Time, Nexl Yeu." Runner.up -Michae l Hayward ln "PaJnt Your Wagon." 8~ ACTRESS -Laurel Adams ln "Same Time, Nexl Year." Runner·up -Laurnea Laurea Wilkerson in "The Wlz." These were the highlights or local professional theater in 1981. Friday the spoUight shl!t.s to community theater, while the following week's columns chronicle the top non-professional shows a nd performers, and the man and woman or the year in local theater. "Kill OR BE KILLED" (PG) II plus "KILL AND KILL AGAIN' .. ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK" (R) Ill · plus ·AN EYE FOR AN eve·· I STARTS TOMORROW I ANAHEIM COSTA ME&.\ fl0Ulf1'All' VAUEY oaANGE Loge Bmlol Founliiln Vellcy 0.-Mall 712 6446 !>40 7444 8J9 1500 637-0340 MEA D. TOaO lllV9'E oaANGE ~nn Br«• PIAta s.dclll.t>Kk Woocbidglr UA City Cinerne ?>29 5339 581 5880 551 0665 634 3911 WEShUNSitJii UA Cinema tl'r.l-0546 Daily Pilat FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach ___________ _.._ _____________ , ,. Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThuraday, December 17. 1981 'Reds,' 'Chariots' honored NEW YORK <AP> - The NaUonal Board of Review announced Tuesday that "Reds" and "Chari~ of Fire" share top honors as Beat Picture of the Year. The films will receive the 1981 D. W. Griffith Awards for out.standing achievement in the arl or the motion picture at a ceremony Jan. 18. He nry Fonda wa s named best actor for his role in "On Golden Po nd " a nd Glenda Jackson won the best actress award for her performa n ce in "Stevie.' Warren Beatty was named best director for ·"R eds.'' Jack Nic h olson. bes_t supporting actor. also for "Reds," and Mona Wa s hbo urne, b est supporting actress, for "Stevie." At the ceremon y. James Cagn ey and EXCLUSIVE COSTA MESA ENGAGEMENT ~dward's Bristol STARTS TOMORROW 540 7 444 Moof116 DO •81~ • 1030 5.11 & Sun I 30 • 3 4~ 6 00 • 8 I~ "1 0 30 Blanche Sw-ttl will be ------------------------------ honored. This year's Ten Best English·language films are : "R e ds " and "Chariots of Fire." tied for first; "Atlantic C it y," "Stevie." "Gallipoli," "On Golden Pond," .. Prince of the City," "Raiders of the Lo s t Ark ," "Heartla nd." "Ticket To Heaven , • · a nd ··Breaker Mo rant.·' CMpmAn Ir §mu Au Fwy MAT. SAT. & .,.._ ._ ... 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JUAfril l U " ,TP,Aflr( MISSION DRIVE IH . 0 p HUNllN .11 """~I A " WARNER ORIVE ·IN •o•n•' ••• ••••of t.acft ltvo •·t7·Jlt1 • • • WM .. MAm ... Mm:...,_ "REOS""' ...... "AIRl"LAHIE""' . c ... fl SOUltO .iAC*~•·WAL'9•1'TIMllY "BUOOY BUOOY" .. l ....... ALL THE MARBLES" 19 So,..•o •no,,....., • Stat• CoH•Q• 558·7022 ..... ..w . ..-wro:e "ROLLOVER" .., ...... "UNDER TH£ RAINeOW'' "" "ZOOT soar· (II) -.. , ... , .. .,... -IL l'ttHO NO. I -----LOI DOI AlllOOI -CHANOCINU~ f4.00 "1-CAiiOD STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR \ --~----~~---"":"':~_.._....._,.._..,_ ........ ____ ..... __ ....... ~ ..................... !1119•£ .... •a .................. ... Cll Orange Coast PAILY PILOT(Thursday, December 17, 1981 .. THE fAMILl' CIBCl.:8 BIG GIEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) PEANtTS by 811 Keane "Chri5tmos seals are for envelopes, not refrigera1ors." "Don't panlcl That knock you think is In-the engine Is just Marmaduke's tail!" Jl"DGE P.\RKER ~ "No, we don't w1nt to play King of the Mountain!" 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MA ~A MAHA!! ~) I -"""...,,.,..~ ...... ,, ... , .. ar., . ..,_ ..... c , ..... , YES--·11"5 ROUGE, P()l.NOER, E Y E SHADOW AND LIP- STICK--IT's CALLED ----. MAKEUP FtNKl' WUNKER8E-'N ~NE 1ME FQU...O(JJIN& : (I ) Mlc.ROWAV£ IT'S tlllE ~ iO\) 10 •11t ME~ 10 MU.I ~E. 'O)ll '1111'5f~1'l£f., MEI\.\ ~~le~ SOLDIERS USE THE SAME THINGS --- by Charles M. Schulz HOW CAA I 6E SO ~EERFUL TMIS EAAL'( IN TME M~NING? by Jeff MacNelly by Ernie Bushm1ller BUT TH6¥ CALL IT CAMOUFLAGE WITH cAT5, 6(.JT FEJEL /AloS Ot/ERRIDE Rf:.-4~' by Gus Amela '-' I 1/_~ ---\ -• ' , .:.,.. ~,W.,,OJJ by Tom Bat1uk I Ill K .... t>.\ \ -EVBM- l:OO 1 •• Nf!W8 CHAIWE'8 AHOl!LS TMMURE HUNT THEMUPPET8 Guell Te< ... Br- •@TAXI ElaJne, led uo with Louie'• con111101 1nwl1t, QOM 10 a _,., OtOUP tor 114111) and wlnell 119 getting the dlec>&ICl\8' fifed Q • PfUIHTI! "Sttdt Of Llt>e<ty' (D)MOVll '* • ''Hoadle" ( 1990) M88t Loaf, Kalil Hun1er A rock music roadie i.11 nothing gel In hit way In nit pur1ul1 or tile glrl of hll dreamt ·PO' 10'00 8 CJ) NOAH A male nurM I• U8lgntd to Mary' 1 c18QAt1ment, and Or. RoM ttlet tO ~tu.0• •n 11glng doc:tOf 10 reltre from turgery u a HILL sTAm BLUES A llJgll•,,. wl>Q once Nved Ael'lko I 1111 ~ the objeet of 1 llerce dab•te. and Fay'• 11'1'08 ""8AP41CI· edty explrN • HAWAllFlVE-4 McG••rtll mu1t apprehend 1 hoodlum and 1111 glrllrltd In order 10 11vt their lives. BEAUTIFUL DISTRACTION l llG)ell9NEWS 9201 20 u.a. CHAOHtCLI! "Inside Maximum Securl· ty" Jim Lehrer looi(t 11 t~ Ille of pri-1 In the atate of Colorado •ml their tranaler 10 a ,_ prlton IOllowing a tult aglLlnlt Ille 1111e tor ell.HM and lnhu· man treatment I 8USINESS REPORT DICK CAVETT Gutal: Altxls Weinen· betg I ~==: NICNEWS Elaine Sellmeyer <Corinne Mi chaels l tries to distract Magnum <Tom Selleck 1 from guarding a beautiful balleripa on Ma gnum. P I .. on C BS 1Ch 21 at 8 f>.m . p.m MOVIE * * '.-'t "Going lrl Style" ( 1979) George Burnt, Atl Cerney. Bored wtlh silting 111 day on a btnch In lht pltk. tilt .. elderly gentle- men carefully plan a bank htlSI. 'PG' (B)MOVIE • 'h "The Christmas Thal Almoll Wasn't' ( 198&1 Rouano Brazzi, Peul Tripp. Santa Claus must take a job in a depar1ment store In order to pay his back rent. CIMOVIE • • • • "Kramer Va Kramer" ( t979) Dustin Hottman. Meryl Slreep A man balllel with l\ls ••· wile for cullody ot their young son alter she walks out on them 'PG' 1:30 0 BULLSEYE 8) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gat>e has his llarnls lull when Julie delivers twins (Pan2) • KCET NEWSBEAT '9 BUSINESS REPORT ())a!NEWS g BARNEY MIUER While awaiting word of his promotion. Barney saves me lilt of a SIJIC!dll Hasher and WoJo W«rles over his rffP()flslblllty ror a larga sum ot money wtllch 11 mlaslno T:oo I c8s HEWS NBC NEWS HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Richie Is shocked to learn that Joanie's ll~t date 11 with Spike. a plnt·slzed reollea or his Uncle Fonzle D ABCNEWS 0 LYNN SHAl<LEFORO at M•A•S•H The 4077th turns up a sH:k 11e11copter pilot who doesn't want to quit and a twice-wounded Gt who does. I J~'SWILD OvtAEASY Guest Dorothy Hammer- stein. "tlfe of t~ late ly'1· clll Osc11 Hemmersteon It G MACNEJL I LEHRER REPORT CJ) TIC TAC DOUGH \11) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT An Interview with Oouglu F alrbanks Jr 8 THE MUPPETS G""1 Mac Davis (O)MOVIE * * • "Apocalypse Now ( 1979) Marlon Brando, Marlin Sheen Ofrected by Fran<:~ Ford Coppola An lntetllge(lce agent embark• on • ml$Slon up river Into t~ Viet"amese jungle to find aoo klll a mytterlou1. AWOL Army oHlce< wt1o has !offed all previous enempts at h11 capture A' 7;20 fJ NBA BASKETBALL GOiden Stale Warriors vs Los Angeles Lakers (Z)MOVIE * * * * "t'rn All Righi. Jack" (1960) 11n C1rml- cha81. PetM 541..,, In trying to do e good Job for ·hit uncle In a factory. a well-rneanlng bumbler actually upsets th• crooked ac11emt 1111 uncle haS so carefully planned 7:301J 2 Ofol 'THE TOW.. Featured 1 women prison- et 1n a Ruwan prison and hOw some Soull'lern Call· loinlans, 1ncJudlng Jane Fonda. are supporting her, a look Into lnsecta as • possible IOO<I source: e look II the llourlahlng mer- ket of apeculatlve house buyl"g 0 8 FAMILY FEUD 8 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY &COMPANY Shirley becomH con- vinced that She was 11dop1- eO fJ EYE Ofol L.A. Featured a report on the work Dodgers Steve Yag,M and Steve Garvey do with the handicapped, Inter- views with Burt Reynolds and Lee Maiors at M•A•s•H A clumsy SOld•er 11111 tl>e 4077th's sptrlfl, bul coi Potter remains down In the dumps 41) TIC TAC DOUGH 8!) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT m NEWS (() P.M MAGAZINE A 12-year -old j0urna11s1 mterviewl 0..atO Ford. a philanthropic mountain man who helps ou1 Appalachia's poor @) YOU ASKED FOR IT Featured "How To Talk To Animals" and "Wooten. World s Strongest Man " CID INSIDE THE NFL Hosts Len Dawson ano Nick Buonicon11 present hlghltghts ol cr111ca1 games. analysis end pre- dictions ol upcoming dM· s1ona1 conteslt In the NFL 8:00 8 ()) MAONUM, P.I. A lop fUlloon designer hires Magnum to protect he< whetl one of her IWO partners In • clothing nrm is murd«ed D Q!CHIPS Two undefcover delecttves whO -• once rnetnbets of Ponc11·a Angels are assigned 10 tnvesttoate the slaying OI a glQOIO ftJ MOVIE * '1 * 'The BIShop's Wife" ( t948) Cary Grant, Lorella Young Obseued by htS dream of Mecllng • Cllth&- dral, a btsllop endengers his marr1199 until he IS eld· f ed by a tnendly spirit U ®J MORK ANO MINDY Mork and Mindy enter schOOl·hater Mllflh In Ork Preo Ill P.M. MAGAZINE A 12-year..old journalist 1n1er-vlews Gerald Ford. a philanthropic mountain rnan who helps out Appa1ach1a·a poor; Or Wasco on a new medical advance lot head Injuries. Susan wauerstt!n on coi- lecllng Old toys g) THE SEEKERS Ab<allam Kent refuses 10 accept the resoonslbtUly of CHANNEL LISTINGS f) ICNXT ICBSI 0 On Tl/ EJ KNBC CNBCJ l l T\I 0 KTLA (Ind I H HBO ti) KABC t ABC I c fC1nema1 1 0 KFMB (CBSI • IWORtNY NY 0 l(HJ TV (Ind l ,, tWTBSI 11!) KCST CABCI f cESPNt CD KTTV (Ind.I s cShowttml'I Cl) KCOP TV (Ind I 0 SPOlloqhl ft) KCET tPBSl g tCat>le Nrw\ N,.lwork J D ICOCE I PBSl the Kent dyl'las\y and leevH Boston to Mel< 1111 fortune In Ille Nor1hwest Territory. (Part I of 21 • HANUKKAH Ed Asner eaplelnt the •lo· nohcance or the rellQIOUs hOltday a!) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and G- S1sket review "Absence 0 1 Malice.' "Roitover" and "Buddy. Buddy " (C)MOVIE • • ·~ "Newsfront" Biii Hunter. Chris Haywood Two t1val news compeni.t atternpt to edge each othllf out 1n a race tor the Australian news v1ewer1 Ill the 40's PG (S)MOVIE • • ·~ "The Formula' ( 1980) Marlon Brando. George C Scott. While 1nvestlgaflng the murd8< of " COiieague. a veteran cop uncovers 11 conaplr acy 1nv()lv1ng I~ S\lppr81110n ol a synthetic ruet lormula ~the 011 companies 'R' UMOVIE '* • • "The Blue Lagoon" ( t980) Brooke Sl'lletds. Christopher Atkin• Two children experience Ille pangs ol hrs1 love white doscovtrtr>Q ltfe and each other alter they are sh1pWTecked togethet on 11 deserted 11111nd R' S:30 fJ @I BEST OF THE WEST Etvtra decides to leave Sam allM he uses some unexpected r-ard money 10 buy a new horse .. ALL IN THE FAMILY Conventron-bournl A•Chle 11 m15'lng tor alrnc>41 24 hOu<a. •ml the famtly 11 grasping tor clues to hit wll«NboUIS. {Pan 2) • SNEAK PREVIEWS Roget Ebert and 0- Slalcei revltW "A~ Of MallCe.'' "AollOYW" and "Buddy. Buddy .. • POfmWT'8 IN PAlln.I (B)MOWE • • • .. Apocalype8 Now'' ( 1979) Marlon Brando, Manin~. Directed by Franclt Ford CoJ>9<>11. An lntelllgence agent ember1c1 on a mlulon up rtver Into the Vletn~ jungi. to Hoo and kll 1 myatetlous, AWOL Army oHtc.r wtlO h81 1041ed all ptevl<>UI atti ls at hla capture 'R' 9:00 IJ KNOTS LANOiNO # D OIFF'AENT STROKES Unaware that h•B health club has a policy ot recllll e11scrlmtnat1on, Mr Drum- mond &1ks Wiiiis and Arnold 10 rneel him ther°e • 0 BARNEY MILLEA The 12th P<llClnci Is hood· ed with homeless people who are forced 10 ramaln there t>ecause of a holiday season blizzard O G) MERV GRIFFIN • WHY IN THE WORLD? Ill!) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'Edwtrd Arni Mrs Simp- son" Determined to marry Mrs. Simpson, the King tell1 hll mother and slater or l'llS love tor her (Par1 5) 9:0!1 ~MOVIE • • • "Medium Coot" ( 19691 Rot>ett Forster. Ver· na BIOOm A ChlCago TV Cllm«eman floos himself drawn 10 a 11r119gllng acho04teacner end '*' tit· tie boy. wno t>ecomee loll ourtng the 1968 o.mocrat- lo convention riot a. 'R' 9:30 8 8 OIMME A BREAK Kiiie gets Julfe nominated tor rnembtrslllp In lier sororllv ~MOVIE • * • • "Love And DH!h" ( t97S) Woody Allen, Diane Keaton A noted coward In IM Rua- aian Army even1u1lly mar-'* h•s true love. who draws him Into a plot lnVOlvlng 1n ltlempt on the Ille of 811'1pe<or Napoleon 'PG' (l)MOVIE * * "Flat& Of Fury" ( t973) Bruce Lee, Marie YI A martial ar11 •11Ptrt finds unexpected d111Qet when he goes to WO<k In • Bang- koi. let laclory 'R' U MOVIE * * "The Game For Vul- lur111" ( 11l78) Alcherd Hams, RH:hard Roundtree A rulhleu mercenary who srnugglea American hell· copters 1n10 Africa durtng a terrorist war 11 pitied egamst a fle<ce freedom f_!ih1er 'R' 10:30., INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS It INTERVll!W WrrH WILSONJilW California Slale Superln· tendent ot Public lnllruc· tlon 8!) THE LAWMAKERS Corresponden ts Linda We111\e1mer and Cok111 Roberts 1<><n Paul Duke lor an up-10-lhe-m1nute sum- mary of Congreu1o"a1 activities 11:00&DD (J)9Q! NEWS D SATURDAY NIOHT Host. B10der1ck Crawford Guest Or Jolln U PAULHOOAH at THE JEffEASONS George S sudden gM8fOI· lly lootc.1 Ilk• lull a ploy 10 l>eat out • compe111or loi en award ., BENNY HILL Benny ptay1 a honeymoon- er caught tn 1n Am«k:an and Ruuten zone dlaputt • DICK CAVETT Guest Aleal1 We!ssen- betg CD IHSU WASHIHOTOfol CH) RICH LITTLE'S CHRISTMAS CAROL The master lmpreulonttt plays a rnullltude of roles. Including Ebenuer Scrooge and Bob Cra1chll, In an l.ll'IUsual verston 01 the Charles Docken• hOI•· day ctaSllC (Z)MOVIE • '* • 'Speaal Sec lion ( 1975) Louil Se1gner. Michel Lonsdale In Parts during the Vichy regime, a Nazi 1rt•I tor the murder of a German naval cadet ends In the eaecutron ot four Innocents I U5 (Q) THANK YOU MASK MA.N (TIME APPROXIMATE) 11:30 IJ ()) QUINCY Oulncy suspecll a mercy klller al a local sanitarium Is respon1lble for the pre- mature deathl of two help- less and termlnelly 111 patients (RI 8 ~ TOfollGHT Host Johnny Carson Guests Oelltd Stelnt>t<g, BB King D ®l ABCNEWS NIOHTUNE fJ BEST OF OROUCHO at THE 000 COUPLE Oscar tellt Myma the 11ory ot wtiy Fell• has bee<! banned from Midtown Mln'\Otla/ Hospital Ill SANFORO ANO SON Frtd b8comea lhe gang leadM ot a mllltanl group lor lhe eged • KOET NEWHt!A T Ci) CAPT10HED A8C NEWS (C)MOVIE • • 'h "Hotel Paradiso" It's '60 Minutes' and CBS again -NEW YORK <AP> CBS and "60 Minutes" made it three weeks in a row respectively as No. 1 network and top-rated show in prime tlme, but the real story was the continuing climb of NBC's "Hill Street Blues." The Emmy-winning police ser ies that struggled in the ratings last season broke Into the Top 10 in the week ending Dec. 13 with a rating of 21.l, and tJed ror ninth place with ABC's "Three's Company," figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. showed, The rating for "Hill Street Blues " -the show's highest ever -compared with the 30.2 recorded by "60 Minutes." Nielsen 1ays that means or all the natlon's homes with tA!levl1ion, 30.2 percent saw at least part of the week's top-rated show. ' "HUI Street Blues" was NBC:. only Top 10 show, while CBS bad seven. That contributed-lo an avtrap rating for Lbe rront-n.innfr or 19.4 to 17.4 and 15.9 at NBC. The networks -.y tbat n an llverqe prime-time minute tturin1 the week , 18 .4 percent of the country'1 TV-equipped homos were watcbtnc CBS. CBS sot a boolt trom a couple of prlmt·Ume apeclat., an all·•tar tribute lo actor Burt Re1no1dl1 wblch fln1abed third, and "Circus of the Stan,' wblch was fourth. In addition, lhe network scored wllb th• prime.Um• run.over oLSu.nda-)''J • -. professional football game, in firth place. CBS' newl y lntroduced "Falcon Crest" wu the week's lop-rated new !ihow, tied for 15th, with "Fall Guy" on ABC 20th and NBC's "Father Murphy" 21st. Several Christmas specials were relatively successful -Perry Como's on ABC was 18th, Anne Murray's on CBS 25th, Dean Martin's on NBC 31st and Johnny Cub's on CBS 33rd. A "CBS Reports" production, "Blttel'llweet Memories: A Vietnam Reunion," No. 70 for the week, and "NBC Matazlne," 72nd, were amonc the week's seven lowest-rated programs. Rona Barrett's "Television: Inside and Out" on NBC was No. 67, followed by ''DoroU\,y ln the Land of oz·· and "Simon, and Sf mo~t bollf on CBS. Here are the week 's 10ru1h~t·r•ted1how1 : "60 Minutes " with a ratin1 of 30 .2 represenUnc 24.7 mllllon bomea, "Dall .. ," ze.s or 23.3 ,million. "Tribute to Burt Reynolds," 28.a or 28.i,..mllUon. "Circu• of lhe Stars, ... 28.2 or aa.1 ""'1Ton. 3lld NFL Football, prlme-Ume carryover, 15.7 or 11 million, all CBS: "N"FL Monday NJ1ht Football," Pitt.aburcb va. Oakland, 23.7 or 19.4 million" ABC; NFL P'oolball, poct•l&mt, D.I br 11.2 mllUon, an.d "Ouku of Hauard." 22.5 or 11.4 mllUoo, both CBS. and "Hill Street Bl"le.' • NBC, a.nd -""l'h.ree's CompA.flY," ABC, both 21.1 or n .a million . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 17, 1981 Cl I TUBE TOPPERS K TLA 9 8.00 "T he Bishop'::. Wtft! " ('hnst m as fantas~· of a suave an..: cl <·om1n~ to earth to help the bishop und his wife raise rnoney for a new l'hur<'h KC E'I' ~ 8 :00 'llanukkuh .. Thl' !>tgnifu:ance of this rclij{tous holttluy 1s l'Xplu1ned Ed Asnt>r host::. KOCE 9 8 :00 and KCET '1f H 30 ··sneak Prev il'WS . ' RC'\'1ew::. of "Absence of Malit'l'." ·· fl<>llovt-r" aml ··Rudd~· Buddy '· KC ET @ 10 ·00 "Ins ide M ax1murl\ Security." Jim Lehrer looks at tht> life o l prisoner s in Colorado and their tr:.1ns f('I' to a new prison. ( 199e) Olna Lollobrlglde, Alec Gulnntte A French Lotherto allemptt to 11ranot a rn88nlnglul 11)191 In I holel with hill nelgh- bcH'I wife ©)MOVIE • • • "Co111 Mlner'a Oeughter' ( 1980) Slaty Spacek. Tommy L•• JonM. Baled on Loratta Lynn'• autobiography A young girl from a poor femuy In rural Kentucky marries a much Older local boy who eng1~1 he< rtae 10 s11rdom In IM music mdu11ry PG 11:55 (tjJ INSIDE TH&. NFL Hosts Len Oawson a"d Nick Buonlcon11 preMnt hlghllghll ol crltlc11t games. analysis and pr• dictoona ot upcoming dlvl· aional cont1111 1n lhe NFL. 12:00 IJ SHA NA NA Guest Charlie Pride D <!I VEGAS Dan tails In love with a young Mtddle East pnn- ceea he'• ~ hired to protecl (R) l1J MOVIE • • '"' "The Sc1rlace Mot>" ( 1962) Rot>en Stack. KHMn Wynn Crlme- ffghter Eliot Ness dfews • tight net atournl Al Capone anoy wno was trappeo 1n a t1am111Q pOIH;t car fl) CONTEMPORARY HEAL™ ISSUES Counterattack MOVIE • • "Hangar 18 ( 1980) Darren McGavln, Rot>ert V augM Researchers at a secret government lnstal· 1a11on 1nvestioate lhe cause ol 11 satelflte's sud- den dtslrUC11on PG' 0MOVIE • • 'Breaking G1111 I t980i Hazel O'Con"or. Phil Oanrels A Br1t1111 pun~ POP star's fllestylo ulll· mately leads 10 tragedy PG 12:30 a a TOMORROW Guests memt>eta of tM St Thomas Cl!Olr. goltarlat Chet Atlt•ns, drummer Choek Corea am! drumm« Jim CrOCkett 8 MOVIE * • '" "Devil And The Deep' ( 1932) Tallulah Bankhead, Gary Cooper To rid hrmaell of his romonttC 11VaJs. a Brllllh navat com~ In North Alric1 detlbt<ately sinks their submarine 12:40 IJ CJ) THE SAINT A pertect double rs 1mper- 1on 111 ng a business tycoon. and both men hire Simon 10 mvesrlgate each Olher t2:S5 (H) MOVIE ,, A041tr Boogie" ( 11l79) Linda Bia.Ir Jim Bray A talented and rich rnusleal student Mis out to win a roller Slcatlng t>oogle con. test before resuming he< musical ltudles. ·po· 1:00 at MOVIE • • • ''The Boy Will\ Green Hllr" ( 19•8) Dean Stockwell. Aobtft Ryan A young orphan must learn to deal with rejeetlon ~ hll hatr tums or--. .. INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS ClJMOVIE • * * "Why Would I Lie?' (11l80) Tre11 W11111ma, t . .118 Eiel\l\Otn A comDUISlve liar UPMtl the llllUI quo with 1111181u1al 10 conform 'PG' 1:10fJ MOVIE • • ..... "Land RaldtHS ' ( 1969) Telly Savalu. George Mahar!• An Inell· lfl·hallng town boas It held responsible for • weo- on uam massacre In An· 1on1 IMrotory @)NEWS UOd) MOVIE • • · Ooomw11ch ( t972) Ian Bannan. Judy G"aon A man conducting under· wlll< reaaarch near a small 11land d1scover1 thll the water contains radto- llcirve waste rffponlll>le lor phySICally oetormlng the ISiand's 1nhab11an1s fC)MOVIE • •') "Foxes" ( 19801 Jodie Foat er. Sally Kelle•· man The v1ct1m1 ol broken homes and uncerlng par· ents, tour teen-age girls try 10 soothe fhllt ernollonal wounds through drugs and Mll 'A' 1:45 MOVIE • Tiie Ftllh Floor t t9801 Bo Hopkins, Dianne Hull A young woman 15 incar- cerated 1n a bizarre mental hosp11a1 where vlolence end drug ar>use ore the order ol the day 'R 1:508 NEWS 2:00 D ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT An 1nt9Nlew willl Douglas Fa111>anks Jr ftJ MOVIE • • 'The Oev11 To Pay" ( 19301 Ronald Colman. Lorena Young A rakish young llber11ne tastes the ta.st. Ir .. ltte of a b8C"810r as long as he can before setting down roo11 Q!NEWS 0MOVIE * * ' The AfltC ( t979) Carrie Snodgrets. Ray Mil· land. A llbrarlan llves In the pas1 wllh he< memories ot a love who disappeared 2:25i MOV1£ * • • "Penny Serena<le ( lll-411 Cary Grant Irene Dunne ~t adoPtrve parents te.rn that happl- .-s can soon lurn to trag edy. 2:30 8 NEWS 2:40 G) MOVIE * • 'First Yank Into TOkv<>" { 19-tS) Tom Neal, Barbata Hale. In order to extrlC1 vii., atomtc t>omb MCtets from a POW held by the Japenese, an Am«· 1can undergoes plutlc sur- gery to dl19u1se h1a ldentt· 2:46 ~MOVIE • • "Jual A Giglio" 3:00 . MOVIE • • Creep;ng Terror 1196<4) Voe Savage, Shan- non 0 'N81l A ho!rible. lndestrucllble monller from another planet pre- sents a menaoe 10 man- kind 3:108 NEWS 3:30ftJ MOVIE • • "The Devll'5 Com- mandment" ( 1960) Gianna Marla Cenale, Datto MIOt>Nl•s. When a numt>ef or young women are mur. JOHN DARLING dated, a Frtndl ntwt- man' 1 -on IOt 1tre1t kllle< loNdt hlflll to 11141 lllQh tC/leiOnt OI Parllien IOd !.!t ~MOVll • • •;, "Newalront 9111 Hunter, Chflt HllywOOd Two rival Mwt companlee llltMPI 10 edge .. c:h 01~ OUI In 1 rac;e IOI lhe Auel• attan ,_, vi..o.ert In the '0'11 'PO' (J)CAOMBAA A d11e1m1neo athlete telu-10 i.t 1111 ~ hold him l>I Cll trom 1>1corn1ng en Olymptc cti•mpton 4:00 I HAWKINS MOVIE • * "Hopaco1c;t1" 11980) Wallet Matll\au. GltOd• JKklOn A torme< lntelli· ~ 410"'t Ill lli<led by an Old flame 1n dodging me KGB and the CIA, W110 llt 11y1ng 10 ptavenl him from pu1>t11h1ng hll rnemolra R 4:30 ($ THE NEW MAID A Otiw maod t>ecomes a nttw and rnuch-needed rriend to• little bOy l %l MOVIE • • • • rm Alt Right Jack ( 1960) Ian Carmi· • ChHI, Pet.. Seller• In trying to do a good Job tor his uncle 1n • tactory, a well-meaning bumbler actually upseu the c1ook8<1 scheme his uncle has so c.arefully planned f 'rfday'• Dayf im.-.ffot•ft-• -MORNt«;- 6.30 $ • • ,, Why Would I Ltt? I t9801 Treat Wol loams L•sa Eichhorn A compulSJva liar upsets the statu5 Quo W11h his refusal to conloim 'PG &:00 0 • • "B1ea~1no Glass ( t9801 Hazel 0 Connor Phil Oan1els A British punk pop star's klestyle ult•· rnatel'y leads to tragedy PG 8-00 C • • '1 The Hard Way t t980) Patrick McGOOhan Lee van C1ee1 A hlled assassin has to make one more hll ootore he can retire A' S • • • rne Glass Bot· tcm Boal ( 1966) Oor1s Day ROd raylor A phys• cosl becomes onvol•ed with a gtrl w110 poses as a me< maid Pillf·tome 0 • • '• Stardust Mam oroes t t980) woooy Allen C11ar101te Remphno A sue· cessru1 dorec101 laces a personal crisis as he 111es 10 make some ma1or dee•· s1ons 1n nos ltte PG 9:30 d) *'>"Spook Chasers ( 19571 Ll!O Gorcev. Hun11 Hall The Bowery Boys tono they hhe some nol·SO· lrotndly ghosts 101 com- pany 85 they set out to repair an old rarmhouse C '• Steel" ( t980) Lee MsjOl5. Jennohlr O'Neill A Mautllul woman is ass1SI· ed Dy a tough construcllon foreman '" running the company She •nhef•ls afle< her lather S SUSp+CIOUS ICC•dontal oealh PG 10:00 S * * * 'Why Would I Loe'' f 19801 Treat Wol t1&ms L•sa Eocllhorn A compul11ve liar upsets lhe status quo with n1s refusal to conlorm PG 0 • • 'Road Games (19& t) Stacy Keach Jamie lee Curtis An eccentnc truci..er a beaulilul h1lchh1,er ano a psycho palhoC koUe• lra•ahng the same route are playing gomos tor 111e ano dealh PG 10:3G d) • • fhe lonely Trail C t9361 John Wayne Ann Rulhe•toid A oang or out· raws 1e,.0t•zes local ranch flfS untol one man takes contr04 11:00 0 • '*', Carry On Con slaDle ( t9621 Sidney James. Eric Barker A local prl'C1nc1 t>ecomes 8 mad- house w11h the arrival ot a group ol well-meaning rookies t 1:30 C • • • The Gathering ( 1978) Ed Asne< Maureen s 1 lf)leton 1,ong11tne dM· ~ among 1"18fnti.I ol the femlly of a dying man COrrte out rn tne oe>en wfl8ll 1111 grown~ g•ther tor• linel llf'l\Jly ,..,"'°" 12.00. IJI • •;, "Tiie Advtn· tu1e1 0 1 I ronller Fr .. mont" ( 197&) D•n Haggerty, Denver Pyle A farmtt of Ill• t830t enGoun1er1 Ciano« and tM lhrHI of lollld ll\IMll• lfl 1118 -ch ror • 11n1f)l<o ~•• In the rnoul'll81M .. • e • •,., "YOUl'lg Mari Wllh A ·~orn ' ( 1950) Kltil OouglH, l iwr.,. 8ec11t ',,. IOv• "'" OI • ptO~ttno young trumpet pl1ye1 11earty co111 him "" mu11 Galoer"' 1 l.J * * "TM Cockflfhlfll'" f 111741 w 1uen 011a. Har- ry Oe11n Stanton Alie< a mejor 0111931 I Gl'Org1~ gamecocl< ,,,,,,., vow. to remain 111ent until na rega1n1 me ch1mp1onsn1p ot 1111 sport A 1:00 1 S, • • • The Gia .. 8ot- 1om Boat" ( t966) Oorot Oiy. ROd T aylOr A phytl c1s1 become• lflvOlvlld "'"" • 9111 who poses at• mer Miid par1-11rne 1;30 C • *' • Tiie H111d Way t 111801 Patric~ McGoohan Ltte Van Cleel A hore<I asHssrn hH to make or1e more n11 oerore he Cati rettre R 0 * • SnowDall E•11ress 119721 Oean Jones Nancy 0 1,on II New vorll accou"tant t•o val' wes1 10 the Rockies 111 1n attempt 10 rnooern11e 8 01lapi0a1e<1 Skt r&SOll he oroherrted ·G· Z • * ·, ··Tne f'o1mu1a t 1980) Marlon B1ando. George C Scoll Whole 1nvestiga11ng me rnunlflf or •colleague 111 •ete•a11 cop uncovers a 'onsptracy onvolvong the suppression of a syn.thette tuPl 101mul• oy tne o•I compantes R 3:00 C • * • l et It Be ( t9701 Tne 8ea11es John Lennon, Paul McCartney. George Hamson and R111 oo Slarr pursue a rl)und ot rehearsals reco1 ding ~es s1ons ano an omti.umptu Conce<I 3:30 0 * * * The Caddy ( 1953) Dean t..4arton Jerry l1w1s Two 5G8lletbra1rwld young men embark on g041ong careers wolh doSM~ trous resulls 0 * • • • Groroa f t980) Gena Rowlands Jolln Adames A rormor gun mott b<!Corn8" me pro 19C1ot of an orpnanf.'d 6 year old Pue<to Ric11n •• Qllled Dy the unde•wOrld ror the mtormat1on he car- 11es 1n a balltred oroet- ca~P PG Z • • t<ereWeGo Rouno The MulbP• ry Bush 6'00 0 • • Snowball E·press 11'1n1 0Pan Jones Nancy Olson " New VOik accounla111 tr a vets west to thtt Roc.1& 11'' 10 an attempt to mooern1ze a d1lap1dateo s'' 1eso11 he 1nh1>meo G · 5'05 Z • • ·ctaor Oe Femme !1:30 C ' Steer t 19801 L~ Ma1ois Jennifer 0 Netll A beau11tu1 ..,omon •6 aso;is1- 8<1 by a 1c1111n construction toieman on running the company she mheroll alter he• latne1 s ,usp1c1ous 11cc1de111a1 death PG H • • the Weter Babies t 1979~ An1ma11on and l1•e octton James Mason A courageous young l>oy saves sevet al playful ocean creatu<es t•om 1he wrath ot unoer- wate< enemies S • • • Advance To ''"' Rea• 1 t~I Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens When a company of Union sol d>PtS IS de11111eo IO Qll/Jfd 8 gold Shipment lhe captain taJls lor a IPmate Cl)nled· t-rate spy ..l.. 0 • • Stai.., re>. The Motion Ptehm• ( 19791 Wilham Sha Iner l P(>nard N1moy The tormPr com- mander or tl>e U S S Enterprise reassemblt'I his old crew :ind sets 011 on " mission lo l111d the mystPU ous vessel respons11>le tor lhe destruc1ton 01 numer ous Fe<1et1111on •ta1Sl't1ps G by Armstrong & Batiuk ----~~~~~~~~~~~~~--... HELLO, OR. SM/11-1 ... MY NA.ME IS ~YANO WHEN MY ntO·YEAffOLc> IS IN J.115 CRIB, HIS H64P SP!. ~PLETELY ~A/VP HIS EYES GLlWINTHE HE c:AN ALSO LEV/TA 1E ORESSER B Y RAISl/119 HIS HANP/ OPEN EVERYDAY MON. THAU SAT: 1~ P.M, Sun. 12·S PM. ....., GIWIJFATIER a.ocKS • It - PROM s49 9 --. . ' 836 0311 - WHA7 I WANT 7l> kMJW IS ... C>O YOU 7HINK mlS COUL.0 8E OfJE 70 A Milk ALLERGY~ • •• I I I ., ! I • • <r Caa Orange Coaat O~ILY PILOT(Thurlday, December 17. 1981 j NUMBER I Ronald Reagan RUNNER-UP Alan Alda He recalls Wake Island MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP> -Forty years have passed since the surrender or the U.S. naval air station at Wake Island, but Winfield Scott Cunningham, the commander or the forces, remembers well. " "We heard the radio messages about Pearl Harbor," on Dec. 7, Cunningham said, and Japanese bombers "bit us about noon the same day." The attacks came each day for two weeks, destroying almost every building on the island and killing dozens of the 400 Marines and civilians i der his command. The battle lasted 15 days on the tiny atoll 2,000 iles west of Pearl Harbor. The stubborn fight became a symbol of hope for a nation suddenly plunged into World War II. Cunningham is 81 now, but sWl active and healthy. He, his wife and daughter have lived in suburban Memphis since bis retirement from the 'Navy as admiral in 1950. Wake Island was an important link in the •trans-Pacific air route in 1941. As , war fears spread, the Navy began fortifying Pan American Airways' refueling station there. A Marine defense battalion, led by Maj. James P.S. Devereux, was sent there equipped with a few ()Utmoded coastal guns and anti-aircraft batteries plus rifles. The battalion had no radar. Cunningham was navigator of a seaplane tender at Pearl Harbor when ordered to take charge of developing an airbase and servicing depot for s ubmarines and seaplanes. About 1,200 civilian workers were at Wake to build the base. ··1 was briefed at Pearl Harbor about 10 days before I went out there and nothing was said about When war came the 12-plane Marine squadron of Gruman Wildcats flew up to meet the , attackers each day but the force quickly dwindled . . . ~ar being imminent," Cunningham said. "Of course, we knew about the rumors ... but the 1eneral thought was the Japanese wouldn't dare attack the United States. Of course the Japanese didn't have that attitude.'· When war came, the 12-plane Marine fighter squadron of Grumman F-4F Wildcats flew up to meet the attackers . each day, but the force dwindled quickly to two planes patched together with parts. On Dec. 11, the Japanese attacked by ship. The Americans sank two destroyers and damaged a cruiser. ' "The reason they were sunk was we allowed them to come in close and drew them into range," ~said. "Devereux called on the phone to ask for permission to fire. I said 'Hold fire.' They thought we hadn't seen them so they came in where we could hit them." Their success was s hort-lived. Japanese born bers returned the next day, and the next, and the next. "They knocked down just about everything that was standing," Cunningham said. The enemy ships returned on a moonless night Dec. 22. "They ran two destroyer-transports up on the beach and landed troops," he said. "We couldn't see them. They sort of ground us down. Our fjghting planes had been reduced to zero. The ~fenders were scattered in small groups and the Japanese bad c ut our communications. "I took some advice from Devereux ... He thought things were pretty bad. . .I ordered the s urrender." Cunningham, Devereux and the other Americans spent the remainder of the war in a prison camp. Cunningham said several Wake Island defenders were beheaded aboard a ship that r.k them to Singapore. He was awarded the Navy Cross for actions at ake laland, but said bis roJe larcely was icnored at the time, with the credit given Devereux. Shortly before he retired from the Navy, be wrote "Wake Island Command" lo tell his aide of the story. oney come• back ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -Reportl ot the theft of ~u cilt money from a nuntn1 bome have 19uJted in donatlooa of more than four times th~ $300 ttolen, offlclals say. The in:~ was taken frolQ a s-1aJJon clua jar that wu ·full ol colnl and billt, said Shelli Horton, a nune at the Cherry llll1t Nunlns Home. · Reagan popular Mother Teresa tops women's list in poll NEW YORK <AP> -Ronald Reacan wu named the ·moat admired man in the world ln a s urvey of Good H ouaekeepln1 M a1azine readers, and fl rat lady Nancy Reagan finished second in the list of most admired women. The maca.zine'a survey, published ln the January lasue, says Mother Teresa of Calcutta was named the world's most admired woman. The nun, who has devoted her life to the poor, received the honor last year. first lady Pat Nixon waa wu fourth and actress Carol Burnett was fifth. Mrs. Nixon has been among tM top 10 every year since Good Housekeeping's first survey ln 1970. Katharine Hepburn placed sixth; Beverly Sills, director of the New York City Opera Company, was seventh; author Phyllis Schlafly was eighth; former first lady Betty Ford placed ninth, and columnist Erma Bombeck was 10th. 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Reg. 39". All S... "9ma ert Subjtct to ltoCk on~. All~. Typooi llPf'IOll, Qerioel end "tntine lnor't .... ._..... '° Comctton, 2666 HARBOR BLVD. IN COSTA MESA PHONE (714) 546-7080 --· ~- I J Daily Pilat THURSDAY, DEC. 17 , 1981 CLASSI Fl ED 06 Saddleback welcomes OCC in Gauchos' tourney opener. D2. BACKBOARD BATTLES -~ewport llarhor ~ B~ ron Ball 1521 dri,·es the I ant· for l\\O of h1~ game· high 31 point~ 1top1. whtll' '.\it•wport -.., Grt.'I! Selh' t-12 ' battle~ \\"alt DeCases 1-14 1 and another C\1p1st rano \"a llt·~ pla~·l'I' We dnesda> nighl . S<t1lnrs won. 81 ;;, See stor~·. Pagt' 0 :3 ·Whipple's • 01e01ones Two years. at Saddle back highlighted his career By JOHN SEVANO Of llM Dally l'I ... S\aH Toby Whipple will probably be re member:_ed bes.t for the two years he s pent al Saddleback College elusively dodging would-be tacklers. did in the second and 1 gained about 150 yards o r so. I think I surprised the coaching staff. "From lher~. everything clicked. I guess you could say l was in the right place at the right time." FROM SUCH HUMBLE beginnings, Whipple's career llourished. It was a special two years in Whipple's life, a period in which he enjoyed his finest hour as a football hero. Season and c~eer records he set back in 1969-70 still stand today Unfortunately, the former 5·10, 190-pound running back never fulfilled his potential after his stint with the Gau chos. A ser ies of disappointments saw to that. He set single-gam e records for most touchdowns (4}, most rushes (46 > and most yards rushing <257>: he set season records for most touchdowns 116>. most rushes I 330 1. most yards < 1,588 > and most points < 961 ; and he set car eer records for most TDs 132), most rushes<~>. most Actually, beginning with his sophomore year in high school. Whipple's road was fill ed with bumps and detours. WITH A TR£MENDOUS future ahead of him at Anaheim High , Whipple was forced to transfer to Tustin after his parents divorced following his sophomore sea son. At Anaheim, a noted football power in the &O's, Whipple was a sensation on the "B'' team. He was so good. in fact. he was LOOKING BACK brought up to the varsity squad for the CJ F playoffs that year (1966 >. At Tustin, it was different. As Whipple candidly a dmits, he was a n av · e r age· player on an average team Still, he was selected the Tillers' MVP as a senior. Whipple didn't exactly catch the eye or yards (2,847 ) and most points (192>. "I really had a go<kl time," said Whipple. "I enjoyed the people I played with and the coaches. I really didn't know everything I had done, they just gave me the ball and I ran. · ·'The whole team atmosphere was close . We were a loose team that kidded and fooled around a lot." . Saddleback also fooled around to the lune of 9·2 and 8-1-1 record~ with Whipple. Both seasons were good enough for conference championships and a playoff berth. ..... Things began to sour after that, however. . WIUPPLE SPENT TWO good practice weeks at the University of Pacific before family problems and homesickness forced him to leave and come home. Then he did the same thing for two week s at Cal State Fullerton before s uffering a broken leg. The coaching staff asked Whipple to red-shirt. He refused. any scouts, however. And. when 1t came TOBY WHIPPLE tim e to selecting a college he chose Finally, he gave it one last crack at the University of Hawaii. A coaching conflict. though, cut that effort short, too "l went there on a marriage scholarship, but I was cocky and bull-headed at the time ... admitted Whipple, .. and they wanted to c hange my technique. Saddleback on the simple basis that "it was a new college and I didn't know where f was going. I really didn't know what I wanted to do or where my life was headed." Whipple didn't set the practice field on fire du rang hts first few workouts at Saddleback ··we would practice at UCI in those days and I started on the rummy squad," he recalled. "f don't think their I the coaches l expectations of me were ver y high. ··They wanted me to run with the flow and I used to always cut back against the grain. Plus. every t ime a pro scout came a round. they always took me out of the hneup." "But then our top running back. Tim Butle r, broke his ankle. and although f still didn't start in our first game. I Anyway, the bottom line was three coll eges -and three failures. Needless-to-say, Whipple was at a new low. .. f just got m arried and quit playing football." said <See TOBY, Paje DZ > Edison takes spotlight Chargers in San Dimas semis; Ocean View nipped By ROGER CARLSON Of tlM o.lty ...... St.Mf POMONA -Edison High's Cha rgers will be at centerstage of Cl F Southern Section basketball circles Friday night unbeaten status and a semifinals berth in the prestigious San Dimas Tournament of Champions qualifies you for suc h notoriety. The Chargers put down talented Inglewood ror the second time this season Wednesday night to set the mselves up ror a duel with Santa Monica. which dropped Long Beach Poly from the unbeaten ranks. snapping the J ackrabbits' 28·game wanning streak in the process. Ocean View. however, missed by a whisker of making the Sunset League's two entnes double winners Wednesday at Cal Poly Pomona when the Seahawks failed to connect from the charity hne with nine seconds left and all the chips on the hne. Edtson 63. Inglewood 59 Richard Chang, Edison's All -CIF sta r, plunked in 26 points and hauled in 10 rebounds to lead the Chargers to t he ir sixth victory"without a defeat, but it certainly wasn't a one·man show Rich D1Bernardo added 14 points and 11 boards and handed out three assists. while Jeff Stephens contributed 12 points and fi ve assists as the Charger s put forth a total eHort to turn Ingle wood away. . "I was just really pleased we could play with them (Inglewood 1," said Edison Coach Barry Leigh. "We didn't play very well in the firs t round against Palos Verdes "But they're gam ers they're neat kids When they know there's a ball game. they'll be ready.·· For a while it didn't appear Edison was really ready a 24-23 halftime advantage consisted mostly or turnovers t Inglewood was leading in that category, 12·101 and missed shots <Edison was 10.ror-28 from the fi eld. Inglewood 10-for·25>. But a solid third quarter put Leigh's quintet in command and with 2:35 spent Edison had Jumped into a 36·25 lead. DiBernardo sNred nine of his points in that span and hjs three point inside play off of an assist from Chang with 1:49 left gave the wiMers a 41·32 lead just when Inglewood seemed to be making somewhat of a run on the Cha rgers . Inglewood eventually pared the defi cit to 48·44 with 5:08 left and 56·50 with 2: 17 to go, but the Chargers had too much for Inglewood's pressure. "Stephens , Mark Goudge and Tim Smith m aintained control and Cha ng was always there to GOU OGE StEl'H&NS SMITH counter with his dert shooting. ·'Stephens a nd Goudge are good ball handlers. · noted Leigh. "They have a lot of poise. · The third quarter was the key. our kids decided to get a little aggressive and start playing. "The first hair it seemed both teams were playing afraid." Edison clicked on 24 of 52 from the floor (46.2 percent ), as o pposed to Ing lewood's 41.5 percentage !27 or 65 ). lnglewood·s 6·8 J erome Johnson was held to six points by Edison's tough defe nse. Whtie the third qu a rte r outburs t was the turning point, the difference, of course. was the presence of Chang, whose 6-6 frame seemed to control the issue at both ends of the court. Santa Monica and Poly were lied at 38 after three quarters. but the Vikings turned Poly into ace. outscoring the Jackrabbits, 15·3, in the next 6:35 of playing time to put it out of reach. So. it's the 6·7, 6·5. 6·5 front line of Santa Monica. led by 6·6 Ken Sprague, which stands in the way o f Edis on's path to Saturday 's championship fina ls . St. Bernard 53, Ocean View 52 11 It was tied or the lead changed hands 16 times and Ocean View held a 47-41 lead with just 5:45 re maining, but the Seahawks couldn't maintain order against St. Bernard's tough press, nor could they connect at the free throw line. "Turnovers and free throws." lamented Ocean View Coach Jim Harris. "They didn't steal the ball from us. we jusl threw It away. We've been hitting 55 percent of our free throws. but we really choked tonight... . From the field the Seahawks were somethmg else. clicking at a 72.4 percent rate 121 of 29 >. But. Ocean View was guilly of 23 turnovers. a dozen more than speedy St. Bernard. And when <See EDISON, Page D3) Penguins cool off Kings PITI'SBURGH <AP ) -The Pitts burgh Penguins haven't given Coach Eddie Johns ton much to be happy about lately. An exception has been rookie winger Doug Shedden. Shedden scored the goal that gave the Penguins a 7-6 National Hockey League victory over the Lo s Angeles Kings o n Wednesday night. T he Penguins had lost four of their past five games. "He 's <Shedden > playing as well as any forwt:trd we have," Johnston s aid. "He's done a really good job in the last three or four games. If he hadn't gotten hurt earli er, he'd already' be established with us ." S h edd e n . a 20 -ye ar-o ld fifth-round draft choice in 1980, was sidelined by a fractured finger and torn leg muscles in October. Wednes day n ight's game was only his 15th in the NHL. "IT'S HARD lo feel like a part of the team when you're not playing," Shedden said. "You sit in the stands and you know you'r e not contributing. Plus I got a little heavy and it's hard to take the weight off." Shedden and Paul Gardner each had two goals in the game as the P enguins ended Los Angeles· three-game unbeaten streak. The Kings were comin1 off a 4-3 triumph in Buffalo Tues- day night and didn 't arTive in Pittsburgh until earl y Wednesday morning. "We were tired but that's no excuse." said defenseman Dave Le wis. "We had a two-goal lead. It seemed like every time we made a mistake, we'd turn around and it would be ln the net." I UCI could face No. 1_ defensive I SpedaJ to Ut~ DalJy Piiot . -Arkansas Slate is ranked No. 1 In OC I takes on an Eastern Michigan • • team in nation THE KINGS TWICE lost a pair or two-goal leads 81 go~·tender Marlo Lessard allowed seven goals on 27 shots. Kings' winger Steve Boaek said he didn't bold Lessard responsible for the lou. ··Every lime we did somethina wron1, it started with the forwards and went all the way through," Bozek sald. "I t.hln.k we could ti&ve won lhl1 11me. You can~ame anybody. We've got to play a little li&hter:---' • . .. MISSOULA, Mt. An. interesting the nation ln defense allowing only 44.5 outm that has wo n five of six games, malchup looms Satur~ay night, here. in p oints per gam e . '<Fresno Stat'e is including a 67·65 victory over Mich11an Champion Holiday basketball second, giving up 44.8 points per 1ame>. AT Mlchlgan. . ney. -The Anteaters have the nation's And Arkansas State must get past f course, to make l~at matchup leading acorer lo Kevin Maiee. who is Montana, usually doubly tough ln their . e about, UC Irvine s unbeaten averaglne 32.9 points per game, own 9,500-seat arena. Ant ~a ter.s mus t defeat East,e rn approxlfLtely 12 fewer than Arkansas Here ls a brief rurf~ on the teams Jllcbi1an an the openmg round Fnday State is Wing per ouUnt. In the tourney: n1Cbl. And Arkaoau Slate's unbeaten Indians must do the same against the Unlver1it.y of Montana . Why such an lntcrcsling matchup7 Well, consider the followin1 : -Coech Bill Mulll1a,n '1 UCI team Is ranked No. 2 in the n•Uon ln storint with a tu awerage (Hou ton 11 No. 1 wttb 105.0>. -Mulligan can't stand a slow tempo game. He's gone on record as favoring a 24· or 30·second clock. He's been burned before by the slow down same. But before that "dream matchup" takes place, these two teams muat cet by very formidable foet Friday nl1ht. EASTERN MICHIGAN U ·U: The Hurons have 11 .Plflyers returning from laat season's 13·1' team, includlnl( lour starters. SenJor JerI Zatltoff +6·91 1s the leadJng storer (20.8 aver .. e>, followed by 6-9 Jack BrUJewits <14.3) and 4J.1 «U•rd r.larlow McClain (12.0>. The other starters are 6·5 Anthony White ~nd 6-1 Eric Watson. The Hurons have defeated Mlchi1an, lllinois·Chica10 Circle (73-551, Akron <68-62>. Cleveland State (84-79> and Grand Valley Colle1e (99-63). The lou was to Pittaburih <84·7&). • .. MONTANA <•·S) -The Grin.lies of Coach Mike Mont1omery <• Lona Beach State 1raduat.e), have • youn1 team with only three players retu~ln1 fro m a 19·9 squad of a year a10. Tb• top players are 6·11 junior center Cral1 La~en and &-6 Junior rorwa.rd Derrick Pope .. Included In Montana'• four <Sff tJCI, Pase DZ> rJ,,01 Aqele1 bad a J-1 leed after ooe' period (II\ aoala by laq Turnbull.l Steve JenHn and Boaek. Gardner scored for P ttllbW'th. The Kine• built • M lead In the second period before tbe Pen1uln1 tied tbe 1cor• on 101la by Orea Sheppard llDd Rick Kehoe l.aQ ln the period. • l ~ I I ~~~~-==-~<~4~·~------........................... s•s ........... t ....... 2 .. 11111•2 .. 2 .. •2 .... •t .. , Da Orange Coast DAILY PILOT{fhuraday, Oec~mber 17, 1981 ... ------------------------""""ll• ~,,....-----------------------------------------------------------------------------'\ Griffin football pair file for bankruptcy From AP dispatches COLUMBUS, Ohio Archie and [!] Ray GriWn, rormer football stars at 4. • Ohio Stale University who now play for the Cincinnati Be ngals. and another brother. James. have filed for bankruptcy The petition for personal bankruptcy liquidation for the three and their wives ends a three-year venture into a string of six Athlete's Foot s hoe stores. Five stores her e and one in Springfield. Ohio , closed a nd the merchandlse is being sold. Kathleen Ransier , their attorney, said she expects a liquidation sale to produce e nough to pay $170,000 owed the Small Busine ss Administration and $46,000 due Ohio State Bank. She A.u 1""111 sai d d ebts for rented premises likely will not be paid. The Griffin Corp. listed Archie as president. Ray as secretary and James as vice president and general manager. Document's in bankruptcy court s how Archie has debts of $519,568. assets or $127,750 and 1980 income or $80,000. Ray and his wife, Lynn. listed debts of $539,100 and assets or $93,350. including a S90,000 residence. James and his wife have until Monday to s ubmit a financial report to the.court. Quote of the day Glenn Wilkes, Stetson University basketball coach. talking about a schedule that includes Doke, Flo11da State. Wake Fores t and South Carolina: "We don't have a fi ght song: we have a surrender song." Lucas sends 76ers reeling M 1urlce Lucas a cored ore "' rebound to break u \le a11 the New York IC.nicks defeated Phlladclph111 Wednes day nighl, 117 11~ in tt N atlonul Bt1s"ketball Assoc1allon gam~ The 76ers, who fclf Into 8 tie ror lhc l~lld ID the Atlantic Divmon, never led but did man<•r:t· to tie the Hurc at 11 5 t t !i before Luc:as' game·wiMer . . tto~ton 's Larry Bird scored 30 po1nL' <1:s the Celtic!. brokt! open a clo:.c ~1trnl' lute in the thi rd quurtcr tu :-ubduc 011ll ui<, 109 !)2 W u:-hin~tun ':. I-' rank J ohnson scored 22 ~>Ulrll'" 111cluding the f1nJ I s ix . to s park Wa ~h1ngton past <'lcvt•lund, 106· 102 A 20 foot 1ump !.hot l>) Ricky Sober:. with one s econd remaining 111 1.ucAs overtime gave t'h ica~o u dramatic 98-97 triumph over New Jer~ey CUH Robinson scored 30 pomb. und rookie Stev~ Johnson added a career high 23 lo lead Kansas City pasl Phoenix. 97·81 Robinson. who also led Kansas City with 14 rebounds. hil four slraight baskets early in the fourth period as the Kings broke open the gam e and handed the Suns their firth loss in Phoenix· last s ix outin~s Fry rewarded with extension Iowa football eoach Hayden "'r)'. who guided the llawkeyes to their first winning season in 20 years and a berth in the Rose Bowl. Wednesday accepted an eight-year extension of h1~ c•ontract and a salary increase The university's Board 10 Control of Athletics had approved the contract extension and a SI0,000 salary inrrease Tuesday. The new contract puts Fry under rontracl for 10 ) curs (.ieorge Welsh, "'ho 111 rune Yt!ars has led thl' U S. Naval Academy back to rootball res peclabi11ty. Wcdnt·sduy was named head eourh at the Un1ver-;1ly ur Virginia Hiii Yun~. head coach at West Texas State University, was named head coach ut the Universitv "lllY o f T e x a " a l E ·1 Paso . . The Seattle Seahawlt!. of the National Football League said they have signed free agent punter Frank Garcia to replace Jerf West. who suffered a broken ankle Sunday again!St the Denver Broncos West. meanwhile. wa s placed on the 1n1ured rese rve list Members of the Brigham Young football team declined to take the annual tour aboard the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft earner given to teams participating in the ffol1day Bowl in San Diego Injury may prevent Fouts from playing If sore hip doesn't , late dues might ... bargaining agreement. which e xpires in July. SAN DIEGO <AP > San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts, threatened with s uspension by the National Football League Players' Associalion over delinquent union dues. has a severe hip injury and may miss Monday night's season-ending game with Oakland , the Chargers said Wednesday. Listed by the learn as "questionable." Fouls told the c lub the condition or his badly,br-uised trip worsened while he was at a fashion s how Tuesday night M eanwhil e, an NFLPA exec utive says the players· union can't stop Fouts. lhe NF'L leader in passing yardage and touchdown passes, from playing. "We don't plan lo go to court on the matter." s aid NFLPA counsel Dick !lerthelson . THE; NFLPA, in a directive Tuesday, ordered the Chargers to suspend Fouts for the remainder of the season for his failure to pay Sl.122 in dues for "Maybe they'd like to expire e arlier. Like mos t Monday ni'gtit, '' said'C'arvey. FOUTS' TEAMMATES on Wednesday said they would honor the veteran quarterback's position for the good of the team IC AFC West leade r Denver. 10-5, loses Sunday at Chicago. San Diego, 9-6. could capture its third consecutive d1v1sion title by beating Oakland. 7·8 Offensive tackle Billy Shields, the Charger s· pla yer representative. told The San Diego Union lhal the players have given no thought to boycotting the gam e a s an ex pres s ion o r their dissatisfaction with Fouts_ QUESTIONABLE '°'·•II ()I l' J.! Cl q 11. I I I l' I' I> .1 d . I) .. II Fo111-. lt.1 .... 111•1 •11 I hn·.1t1•11\•d \\1th .... lh(ll'll'l•lll \\lth1t11l ""' .111d lwlllt.! l>.11'1 t•d I n1111 I ht <"h.11 J.!.l'I" \J nntl.1\ 111 !.!hl !.:.1m1· \\Ith n.1"l.111d h1·1·.111-..· o f I .111111 t' t11 P·" .... 1 I:!~ 111 pa-.t lllllllll dllt'' • lhe 1981 season ' No," said Shields "He's a leammate. We come to a game as a team. for the common good There can be distractions. peripheral things, but we as professionals can go on lhe fi eld and give everything we have. whether there arc d1stract1ons or not.·· From Page 01 f Chargers' owner Eugene Klein 'called the NFLPA's move "attempted blackmail" and said h e would d e f y the union directive He attacked the action as "a vicious grandstand play" 1 by N FLPA executive director I Ed Garvey. Fouts, the only member of the 1 1,550-member player union who hasn't paid his dues. and the I Chargers have "a legal duty to Ii ve up to the co llective bargaining agreement," according to Garvey In a telephone interview. he suggested the controversy "may very well s ignal a material breach" in the collective f From Page 01 FOUTS DEVELOPED the hip potnter problem in recent weeks and the area is "swollen and sore and he was having muscle spasms .. this week, according lo C harger s· lra1n e r R1 (' Mc Donald. -. " l rs not a take lhing," said McDonald. ·You can look at his le g and see he 's got discoloration clear up :rnd down his leg. his back and his hip ·· The problem reportedly flared while Fouts was attending a blood drive fashion show 1n which is wife was partlcipatin~. I TOBY WHIPPLE • • • I I Whipple . "I can't relate my J feelings, or why I did what I did. t ll 's hard to rationalize. The only thing I can figure Is that it ' wasn't in my life plan.'' That doesn 't mean that II Whipple doesn't regret what happened. I "At first, I didn't miss it at all. I had played football for 11 I years. But now. looking back, 1 realize I do miss It. What's particularly fnt,strating is that I spent m01t of my life pre.paring to be a pro athlete. and t was knocking at the door. But then ... now 30, has t>een married for a decade and has two children <Rocky and Troy ). He is curr e ntl y unemployed (in construction work J, but claims it· s only temporary as he Is trying to find a new avenut m lire. ''l'V E C HAN GED dra malically ln the last 10 years," be said. "I used to be a party-goer tha chased women. drove fast car~ you know the type. Now, I'm mellower~ and l have a good woman (his wife t<atbyl who s!!frrts me. UCI ... victories 1s .1 61 ·41j der1~1on over winless Utah Stall· ARKANSAS STATE lfi-0 1 The Indians ha vt' only one pl ayer < 5· 11 so1>homorc guard Jay llanstn 1 averaging 1n douhle f1 11t ures < 12 5 1 The second leading c;co rt'r i:. 6·7 Junior Morris Tys on. who is hilling at a 9 2 <'Iii> Arkansas Slate's win:. h a\<' hee n over Eastern Kentuck'.'.. Northern Iowa. Pa n Amcril:an'. Houston Baptis t und Wiscons in-Green Ray The latter win wa~ by a 24·23 score ANTEAllll NOTES Boll\ qom•• In MIUoul• will be bro~t••• (II WV ( FM, tOI> wllh FrlOo • Q•me \tar11no ti 8 pm t• o'tlO<' Monlan• llmel II UCI wins Frida y IPleY II pity •ll•ln •11 CPST I 4 ~·would PUI IP\em into ltw • p m llllrd Ill•• o•,,,. 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(AP ) J erry Claiborne. rootbLiH coach Gretzky pads total in Oiler win Wayne Gretzky !!cored his 34th l(uul or the season in lhe fir•t 59 :.ec·ond:-us tht: Edmonton Oilers £CCH't!d tour ~u>lU rn thu open.Ina Cour minut.N" route to a 7 4 victory over the Colondo Rockies 1n the National Hockey League Wednesday 111i;-ht The v1t•tory gav~ the Oiltlnl a 10·1 4 mark m th,•1r lust 15 games and Edmonton became the ftr!'it NI 11. team to r~ord 20 wins this i;ea!ton Rtg Kerr denected in a shot from lhc left corner by l>oug Croumaa with less than rive minutes left as Chicago came back for a 3·3 lie with Winnipeg, extending the Black Hawks' unbeaten stn:uk on home ice to 14 games Keellb Acton and Pierre Mondou each contributed a goal and an assist as Montreal beat Hartford. 6 ·1 . Biii Barber'• power-play goul with lesl than 14 minutes left broke u 3 3 lie and lifted Philadelphia past the New York RanJZers, 7·3 . A spectacular solo ••fforl by John Anderson In the last minute, when he s plit the Vancouver defense and scored, ~ave Toronto a Ii 6 tie with lhe Canucks. Former Ram executive John dies BUI John. 72, who came to Los • Angeles with the Rams when the profess iona l t e am moved from Clt!veland, has succumbed after a lengthy illness John. who retired in 1975 as business manager. died in St . Joseph's Hospital in Burbank Tuesda y a fter s uffering from Parkinson's Disease Jennifer B., owned by newscaster George Putnam, finished fast to tapture lhe Turkish Trousers Purse by a hair ll'ngth over Blush With Pride berore a c·rowd t>f 15.986 at Hollvwood Park Television, radio Following are the top sparts e11ents on TV tonight Ratings are: ••• , excellent; " " " worth watching,•" fair., forget it. 7:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ { ./ , NBA BASKETBALL: lakers at Golden State. Announcers: Chick Hearn and Keith Erickson. The red-hot Lakers. under new Coach Pat Riley, will play ~ei r second straight c,;iame against the Warriors . Sunday night at the Forum. it was a ll Lakers in a 122-118 victory Lloyd Free. who has picked up it nic kname of World, leads the Warriors while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Earvin "Magic" Johnson direct the Lakers attack. RADIO Basketball Lakers at Golden State. 7· 20 p m , KLAC (S70). Ski Reports 9· 43 a .m., 12: 43. 3:43 and 7:43 pm., KNX < 1070>. Georgetouin beats cross-town rival From AP dispatches LANDOVER. Md Senior Eric Floyd scored 12 second half po1nt5 lo he lp 19th·ranked Georgetown pull away from George Washington and win 61-4R in college basketball Wednesday night Floyd scored eight or his points arter George Washington had crept to within eight points. 44-36, of the Hoyas G corgetown led 37 ·22 early in the second hair befOrl' the Colonials rallied behind Wilbert Skipper and Penn) Elliott. Floyd then scored four of a six-point string to make it 50·36 with 10 ·03 remaining and the Hoyas. 6 2, were never again threatened by their crossto-.m riv.its from Washington. D.C Western St. 80. UC San Diego 78 GUNNISON. Colo After trailing by as many as 10 points. Western Slate surged ahead on an UHoot Jumper by Steve Barringer and nipped the Univers1ly of California at San Diego 80·78 Santa Clara 71 . Utah 65 SANTA CLARA Santa Clara. s parked by St'n1nr guard 8111 Duffy's 24 points, held ore a Utah rally late in the second hair to secure a 71·65 v1cton Center Dan Larson. playing against his former school, t'amt' up with 10 points and four rebounds for Santa Clara. whic h led 38·29 at the half Guard Pare Mannion. with 15 points. five rt'bounds and to assists . led the Utah scorer s NFL standings Saddleback hosts OCC Gauchos' tournament opens The last time Orange Coast and Saddlebaclt college5 got together on the basketball court, lhe Ga11chos beat the Pirates in the championabjp game of the Saddleback Tournament. This year. the two teams opel) the ume tournament tonight (8 o'clock l as the Oauchoa host the third annual Southwest Bank Hollday Tournament. Cypress and Santa Barbara CC ~et the show rolling in the opener (6 o'clock J. Golden West plays Kings River in fiNlt roulfld play of the College of Sequoias tournament in Visalia tonight. "The four-team Saddleback tourney field looks very strong to me," says OCC Coach Tandy Gillis "SaddJeback is solid. und the other two teams are very good. Santa Barbara won its own tournament championship last weekend and has a 10·1 season." THE BUCS SHOULD have their hands full with Coach Bill Brummel's Gauchos. Despite an Inconsistent start. the Gauchos (6°"> have s hown they can put points on the board. They tallied 92 points against the North Island Navy Air Station team last week in the Santa Barbara Tournament. On the other hand, the Gauchos were held to under 40 points by the more formid>Bble teams rrom Cypress a nd El Camino ln the same tournament. "SaddJeback is more physical than we are on the front line, and if we don't play s mart basketball we could get mauled," Gillis warns "They have a great outside shooter in George Turner and they have one of the bettt>r forwards aro~nd i1A 6-6 Dave Wisnie wski." This season, in winning six or their first nine games, including the championsMp of the Miles Eaton Tournament.. the Pirates' haven't suffered from lack of brains on the court. The problem has been, plain and simple, cold shooting. The Pirates, al one time early in the &eason, were s hooting a frig!d 36 P.Crcent as a team. They got hot in sweeping their three opponents in the Miles Eaton affair. That's probably because they shot a respectable .527 as a team during the tournament and received outrageous shooting percentages Crom guys like Frank Luongo ( 13 or 16, .8131 and Rick Riley< 11of15, .7331 . BUT THE KEY to the Pirates' scoring has been guard Chris Beasley. Beasley scored 35 points in OCC's opening round loss to Skyline last week in the DiSalvo Invitational in San Francisco. He's avera'iing 18.J points per game after nine contests. . Beasley, in fact. r.eeds just 57 points to move into the No. 20 spot on the Orange Coast's two· year scoring list. The Pirates will be out to avenge last year's 68·50 defeat to the Gauchos in the champ1onsh1p match of the sam e tournament. SaddJeback needed an overtime period to nip host Mi raCosta. 67 -65 Tues day night in a non·conference ouling 1URNER LEADS the Gauchos with a 19.8 average, followed by Wi sniewski who carries a 15.3 average and leads the team in rebounds with an average or 10 per game Center Rick Doyle has played well in the middle. averaging 10.7 points and seven rebounds per outing. The tournament concludes Fnday with the two losers or tonight's contests battling at 6 p.m. and the winners going for the t itle at 8 p.m -"°'-0£H wan CH I OllAllGIE COAST C .. Jl G -. A.,._ G --••11 "•""" II 20S 11. 8Hllty 10 1'1 1• 1 a-.n 11 1" 11 1 G KroM•et01 10 ,,, 11 . Klno " ''° "s Riley 10 100 10,0 O•vll II ..... , .. B•ld·•ln s 1'I s. J«Ob s 11 .. 1' I.~ 10 n SS Our,..m • J3 • 1 T K rollnttl<ll 10 u s J Myl .. • ~ 40 Tl>OmH 10 .. . 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MiaoYW ..... SUNOAY ~ .,,.,. , ... .., SMttt9 ... c ....... WuM /w . .. L..A..a- MOMDAY S..Dlepe"Nr Owlduod New Parts Department Hours Now Open 8:00 am .. l:OO ·pm Saturday .. "My only regret was th1t my pn-sonaltt.y WU Wch I t th• Um.e that L . •• " u be stopped short o( finlshi.QC. "lAt'a just II)' I WH cau1ht "f Jn the r11t ltfHtJI• and wasn't very "I 'cl like to ge.l lnto oo chins, somehow, II I.could. I miss it. I really had a fun time 1t Saddleback. In fact, Saddleback spalled me." at Maryland for the past 10 years, was hired Wedne!\d3y as coach at ,Kcntu('ky, his alma • mater. t"'-A-I ___;;:O:__H_N ____ S_O_N_& s 0 N mature.'' Maybe S1ddleback spoiled hlm too much. Al least Whipple reaJli.a that t.houah. ... .,.nd 11 do~n1 his but to chan1e. "It's good to be beck home," Claiborn said at a news conference on....lb.c. Lcxiqto.n camJlUS. L I X C 0 L N M E 2626 Harbor B<>ule•ard.. Coeta Mee• R c u (714) M0-868() R ------------___ ._. - ------- y • , f "="-:---=-~""!!'!"!"'~Y•.,...••·--.......................................... a•a .. a .... s .... 2 ......... 2 .......... s .. •1 -- Delly ..... ,,_.y Gery·- TAK I NG CONTROL -:"-lt-wport llart)o1"!-. JnC' Seager snatC'ht•!-o rebound with aulhont~ wh1lC' lll'IO/.! prt-ssun•d from l)('hlnrl II\ Dann~· Mulder of Capistrnno \'a l lt·~ S<Jilors won. 81 7.'l Newporf s success more than a tall tale By RICHARD DUNN Of tM Delly ...... SW! Newport Harbor High, led by Byron Ball's 31 points . defeated the Capistrano Valley Cougars 81-75 in a non -le ague bas ketball game at Saddle bac k College Wednesday night. Ball missed o n ly two s hots throughout the game, pumping in 15 field goals. The visiting Sailors held a 58-49 lead going into lhe fourth quarter , when a sees aw shoot-out began. Ball poured in 13 points in the quarter. as he a nd Joe Seager were able to take advantage or their height. Capo Valley had nobody who could cover the 6· 7 juniors, as all of their points came from close range. "We couJd not contain their big guys," Cougar Coach Mark Thornton said. "Our biggest guy is 6·5, so if we double-teamed one of them, their other big man would be wide open." Sailor oppon ents have found out that the only way to stop Ball and Seager around the basket is with brute force. Thal leads to fouls and fouJs lead to free throws. And the way the pair have been shooting. frer· throws lead to crucia l points. Ball shot 88 percent from the floor, while Seager fed him 'A'ith some fine passes and timely picks . Scott Liner had ~.bot ~ from outside as he cored 17 points. ··We did n ot d o a good j o b contendin g with their guards." said Thornton. "We tried four different d efe nses and none of them worked . Newport is a very good team.·· • Very good is exactly what Newport de monstrated to the Cougars. The Sailors shot 67 percent from the floor. a nd grabbed 31 rebounds. Ball pulled down 13 of them. which was also high for either club, a s Newport improve d its record to 3-2. • .. We played ver y we ll tonight." s a id Sailor Coa ch J e rry DeBusk 'I'm very pleased. especially by the µlay of Liner ." .. Lmer is a team leader . He has b ee n giving himself up la te ly Instead of laking shots , he has been looking to pass the ball," DeBusk said. "He has sacrificed a lot and I'm ver y pleased to s ee him score 17 tonight." Al no surprise to anyone, Capo Valley's Dan Dargan sank 21 points, which was high for the Cougars . Da rgan started the game a\teraging 24.4 per outmg. s ixth best in the county. He was also 7 for 7 from the free throw lane. Don Sedgwic k. 10 ror 13 fro m the field. poured an 20 points for the lose rs Newport's next opponent will be La Quinta's when it travels to Orange High to open the Orange Tournament on Dec. 26. "We had two good practices before t his game with Capo." De Busk s aid \ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Thursday, December 17, 1981 DS CdM improving on own terms Sea. Kings can.afford to make mistakes when they keep on winning By EDZJNTEL of .. DM!y Hilt le.fl T he coach still sees areas which can be Improved on (don't they always?) but us long as Corona del Mar High keeps winning, the basketball proeram is alive and well Tonight's games Alter Corona d el Mar built a 32-~ lead, Cal came stormln1 back with s ix s tra ight points to pull clote at 32·31. Center Bill Reese, the leading scorer in the game with 18 points. scored all three baskets during the spurt ('on..olallon S1:mlfln•h• 3 p m C':al "" t-;1 Modena ·I 45 Hlair v:. Troy ('h1mplooshl1> Semifinals So It was Wednes day night as the Sea KJngs, slow to start, came back to defeat California, 57-46 In the first round of the Troy High Tournament. G 30 Coronu d~I M.ir vi. Nogalt.':. But Lynch res ponded for the Sea Kings with two long range j u mp s hots to put Corona del Mar up, 36-31 Cal came back again, scoring the next two baskets to make it 36·35. 8 1:1 l 'anvon v~ Mls~1on \'ll?Ju Thal sets up a c hampions hip s emifin al game t oday b etween Corona del Mar and Nogales, winner over El Modena Wednesday .. Game time is set for 6:30. Corona del Mar Coach Jack Errion, who last year had .available to h im an outstanding front line made up of center Mark Spinn and forward J eff Pries when the Sea Kings won the Cl F 3·A title, no longer has quite that luxury. line , it's a bal of a problem a t this point," said Erraon. "T he ma m thing as that lhey need more playing time lo improve. We're looking for them to improve on things like screening out After Corona del Mar scored six s traight o n bas kets by Lynell. llo llingsworth and Dirk Kincannon. Cal once again got back into it with the finaJ four points of the quarter His front line this season is made up of 6·8 center Hank Goebel, ~-2 forward Brad Hollings worth, 6·4 forward Garth Olson and 6·3 forward Kurt Peterson, off the bench. It amounts to some promise and very little experience. "But they're ha nging an there Mos t of our games will be like this . We d o n 't a ppear to have the ca pability to blow a nyone off the court What we need m ore than unythmg is mistake-free basketball " T he key basle'et came with 3 :40 left . Co rona del Mar, leading 52·44 , fed the ball mto Goebel who completed a t hree-point play alter he was bowled ove r under the basket. Corona del Ma r in fact made the fewer mistakes. com miling just 8 turnovers to Cal's 13. Hollings wo rth add ed ano ther basket to give the Sea Kings a 54-44 lead and that was that. So Corona del Mar has thus far been relying on its guard tandem of C hris L y nch and Mike Hess. particularly Ly nch, who's been carrying the bulk of the scoring load. But early, at was the Sea Kings who were playing i.loppily They trailed 14 13 at the end of the qua rter and we re having problem s gettmg into the flow. Hollingsworth added 10 points Cor t he Sea Kin~s and Pete rson had 10 ··Rebounding has been the biggest pro blem but it didn't take us out of the g ame tonight," s aid Errion. "Goebel had a tough time because he wa s having to guard someone so m uch shorter than he was. Wednesday night, Lynch again led t he offense with 16 points and Hess contributed in his way with eight assists. That a ll changed in lhe seco qua r ter, however, as Peterson came into the game to spa rk a 17·8 Corona del Mar outburst. IL ga ve CdM a 30·22 halftime lead. Pete rson had six points in that qua rler and Olson had four "I thought Cal shot pretty well al times. But we 've got som e good p l a y er s I 'm s e eing l o t s of improvements a ll the time." "We're still working on the front Rut the pend ulum swung back the othC'r way in the third qua rter Oilers dumped • • ID overt11De Loss of two big men hurts By ROBB M UNSON Of tM O.ity ~ ... Slafl The Huntington Be ach I-ugh basketball team lost a tough non-league battle agamst the Los Amigos Lobos, 48·43 in ove rtime at Huntington Beach Wednesday night. Los Am igos· Rob Rasmussen made a s hot from inside with 1: 46 left in the overtime period From Page 01 EDISON WINS • • • g i ven the chance a t the free t hrow line the Seaha wks failed to lake advantage, massing 14 of 24 attempts 141 7 percent>. The mos t crucial came with nine seconds left as 6-917 Jim Usevitc h, who led all Ocean View score rs I as usual l with 19 points. missed the front end or a one-a nd-one opportunity T he Seahawks we re down by a 51-50 count and three ticks later the winners added a pair of free throws, then Scott DeBrouwer drove the lane. hoping for a three-point play, but coming up only with his no foul-bucket a t the buzzer whic h put the Lobos on top, 44·43, and teammates PA CES OILERS Dennis Kidd and Don Grable each added a pair of lluntin~ton Rt.f;J<·h ~ free throws to assure the victory for Los Amigos B rn<·t· ·\.\re•-; -.ciin•d "We have a small team, so we wa nted to "We really didn't get into an offense until late an the gam e," s aid Ha rris. The press by St. Be rnard seemed especially effective, but Harris said most of lhe bla me must be borne by his own pl a yer s "T h er e we r P just a lo t oC poor fundamentals," said Harn s s pread out the Huntington Beach defense, said Los 11 point-. hut it \\<t:-.1\ 1 Amigos Coach George Sutherland. 1 ·nou ~h a:-0 1kr-. 11·11 The Lobos worked the ball around effect1 ve ly. t 11 I. o !'I • \ m 1 J.! o :-. 1 n Ocean View began with a man-to-man derense because Harris didn't want his team to open in a lazy fashion I zone I, but St. Be rnard took the Seahawks out or those not ions quickly with an 8-3 lead and took only the open s hot. All of the Lobos ' shots 11 ' \' 1 t 1 ml'. I H l :1 came from inside the key. \\ t•clnt·-.d.a~ nig ht 111 .i "We wanted to take only g ood s hots. 111m -lt•,1J.!llt' l.(anw Corey Games, a 6·3 Junior, put up a scoop shot with 51 seconds left to gi ve St Bernard a 51-50 lead . then m issed opportunites on both sides s et up the final moments when the Seahawks gained poss ession with 16 s econds left . only to come up short at the free throw line seven s econds late r Sutherland added. The Lobos took only 28 shots---------- during the game. making 14 of them ON THE OTHER s ide of the court. Huntington Beac h couldn't penetrate the Los Amigos defense a nd was forced to shoot Crom outs ide the pe rimeter. Huntington Beach was missing its bag me n, as 6·6 Da le Shackleford was sick and 6·7 Jim Lane quit the team. "The other players have lo fill in." s aid Huntington Beach Coach Roy Miller "They've got to want it." Los Amigos h eld a 22·16 a d vantage at ha lftime, but the Oilers drilled away and with 1 02 left in the third quarter. Keith Salaya m a de a 15-foot jumper to put Huntington Beach on top 30·29. . l llif THE FOU RTH quarter. Los Amigos JUmped out again, 38-32. with just four minutes remaining. Again the Oilers fought bac k by s coring six straight points, the last bucket coming on a Billy Thompson lay-in. The Oilers we nt ahead with only 24 seconds left as Thompson hit from under the basket. But Ras mussen made a free throw with 8 seconds left in the game to tie it. Huntington Beach s till had a c hance of winning the ga me in regulation as Brad Ha rker dribbled to the free-throw line and shot with two s econds on the clock. His shot narrowly missed its mark. and the game was sent into overtime. Oddly enough, the Lobos didn't make a s hot from the field during the fourth quarter, but made 11 free throws which kept them in the gam e The Lobos made 20 of 32 free-throws, while the Oilers were limited to 7 or 10. Grable made 11 free-throws for the Lobos . while Kidd had 5. Marina women bree ze T he loss drops Oce~m View.·s record to 8-2, • • • • • • Marana High cruised to it!> fourth win in six ouli ngs while O cean Tournament schedule View remained winless Tonight's Games m women's high school c o n s o I a t i o n b a s k e 1 b a 1 1 p I a y quarterfinals) Wednesday night. 4 Compton vs . Crespi 4. 30 Dominguez-Palos Ve rde s w in n er vs Se r ra-Morn i n gsid e winner The Vikings jumped to" 5 ·JO -Pas ade na vs . a 31·13 halftime lead and Bosco Tech lfirth place semifinals ) breezed m knocking off 7 Do m i n g u ez vs 6 Rollin g Hi ll s vs host Long Beach Wilson, Palos Verdes Oce an View 63-30. Meanwhile, Ocean 8 3 0 Se rr a v !. 7 : 30 Inglewood vs. Vie w fell behind by nine Morningside Long Beach Poly points afte r the first Friday's Games q u a rte r a nd n eve r Consol a lion ( c h a m p i o n s h i p recovered in dro pping a (consolation semifinals) semlnnals) 62-53 d eC'ision t o La 3 Compton-Cr es p i 9 St. Bernard vs Qum ta. w i n n e r v s . 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M"•O- Lellan et GOloen S1e1e lndlane •I Oetroll Atlanla•tl>tft..,, Sulllt al Son Oieoo UC Irvine atatlttlc• llJ - 7U - IOO 6\1'1 "°' '"' . 21l 11\1'1 l>t -.sn s 41• • 0 1 t\11 .>ti • 111 n G l'Gl"T l'b. ..... KeYln M1991 7 93 .. uo Aanoy Whltldon I 56 I 120 e ... Mc0one1c1 1 4) ,. .. Rainer Wulf 1 u I• ., Bob T "°"''°" • 11 ' ll Lenard ~ I 12 5 2t K•vln l'ullor I I) ~ ,. Gren! T oylot I 10 • ,. JoM BMl<-V • 10 " Rick Cle<<IO 4 ' " Mork Sell"" • > J CUl11• Crouiey , 1 0 I Totals I in 1u .,. Op-1' 1 m .., SJI Community coll•a• SEQUOIA T~•NAMifNT T-y·• 'Int 11-l'olrl"" l p.m. W"1 l'!lli. •'-Clltu\. 5 p.m -~ .. w ...... Kl119•RI ... , l2t 17 I 14 I ... H 4 I •.D JI J.O It 0 4 .0 > ... I ,. . 1 p m -$en Jo .. CC vs Col•~ "' StquolH t p m -FrnnoCC "' Foolhlll. , ......... o- l p .M. Wfll Hlll"Cllru• loser o . F tHno-Footnlll IOtitr • "- S pm -(iolOtft Wfft·Klng• Rlwr IOM< "' s.., >-<ofle9e of~· toter. I p m. -Wtst HlllS·Cllru• wl"""' •"- Frnno-Footl>lll wl""*r t p "' -~ WHl-l(lfto• !liver winner ... $•" JOSO-Cotl ... ol Sequolu wl,...er ~.-.os p.m -C-llon . 1 p m -Third ple<e. 9 p.m . -C'-"Plonih!p. HIGH SCHOOL Edi.on 63, Inglewood 59 INOLEWOOO-Huff IS. Wri9"14 J John'°" 6, l.oOM II, Catron 11. M. John"°" •. ~ti 6, Medtrt I T olal• 11 5-10 St EDISC>tf Slept.ens 11. o-dQe •. Smll" 0, Chong it. BIMlkl ,, OIBttnordo 14 Tota ll. 24 tS-12 tJ Sc-.., O..r1en I nQlewOOO 11 II 21 2S S• Edi'°" U I I 20 19 43 Toto! foul• lnqlewOOd 10 Ed"on 10 Fouledout Hufl (lllQle-1 St. Bernard 53, Ocean Vltw 52 ST. aE•NA•O Howil119 I. Gel,., I, llemea J, w .. 111110Con 2, ThomHon 14, VIOelO t , Gf-llO'I 10 Totel• 2> f.11 U OCIEAM VIEW DCIBr.,.,_r II We,_, I . Antonooou101 O, C•rroll 11, JudQe 2, Uw vllth It Tgl•I• 21 1~24 H su .. 1ry o.enen SI. BernerCI 12 I• IS 12 S3 Ooen v-u 14 ll 12 Sl To1el foul• SI a.rnora 12, Oceen View "· Foult<I out. Ga lnM I SI Bernardi Werner (0cfftl View I Loa Amigo• 48, Hunt. Beach 43 I.OS AMldes Oroble ll Merk Pompeo t Mike Ponl090 10, RHmu~seft II, l(ldd S HolleyO. Tol•ll: U ~l?4 MUNTINOTOtf aEACH -lhOrnpwn 13, Ayrn 14, ......... 0, Fffft\lfO •• S.laya •. Matto• 4, Cerao o lal•ll ti 1-10 4J kon Irv 0..,,.,.. I.OS Am'90t 10 12 t 11 .._ HunllnQlon llo•cll 10 • 14 12 1-4.J Total fouls lot AmlQot IS. Huntlnqton Bu ch 2•. Fouled out """'"a Ayre•. MAlllo• IHuntlnq!Ofl lleKhl NeWDOf111, Capo V•ney 75 NaWflOttT MA•llOfll -Bell JI. 5ff9t< 10, I.In« 11, Pttlletler It. Folk 1, Selby J. Wollo 1. l otell JS I Mt II CAPllT91ANO VALLEY Sed9wlO 10, Coll 10, Doc.aw• I•. Doro.,, 21, AnOt•ton •. Morteft!IOfl l, Mvrv1» 1 Total• J> •••IS k 9" lry °""..,,." Newpof1 H-II 24 17 t._.I Cet>IJlr-Vatley 14 2S 10 i.--15 Tola! towls. NtwpOrl H•<1>or 1, C.api•lt- V•ll•Y II, Fouled out O•Cu u ICVI. SeOgwk:ll ICVI Jackson in Atlanta? ATLANTA <AP> Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner has be&un di sc ussing s p ~cill c contract numbers with s lugger Re1gie Jackson's agent, and the agent said lhe numbers are "very Cine , very rair." COfOn• del Mar 57, Cel 'I CAI. H9nry 1, wee:-•· ,__.., •. MHlerl 10, ·-11. ,.,._,I ' l ... t'Mll Cl, Totell nt I .. CO•O .. A 011. MA• HOtllnt•~ II, Lyn<ll 1•. GoeWI ,,Olton I, Hent, l'eler- IO. Klr1ce,._,t TM•"· n 11o1u1 kwe"~ Calller.,le I• I IT Coron•°"' MAI IJ 11 it ,_, T otel !owl• Col 10. cw-491 Mer 10 HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN La Gulnte 12 OcHn View 53 OCI AN VllW -ch.; .... O..milll I, w- 11, 0 1>911-4, Whtie•. HOMltC J, $1mtll 1•. T otel• 11 t-11 U LA QUINTA T emu re J, Gerlly It, R•mN y •. Verlllly\ '· Mnr It, '•rmolle t, JoMM>ll It, "•IOeU • Totola. U l!-10 U. Sffn"~ Ocu 11 View t It IS 10-U I.• Olllnt. II It " lo-..2 folel foult Oo en View II, I.• Qulni. u. Fouled 0\11' Whlle CO<•!fl V~w) Marina 83, L8 Wllaon 30 LONO alACH Wll.IOH -llOClln\Otl U. Wendi •. Frenlllln 6, l.ee •, lolley t. D••k I folal• I) .. IS JO • MA•INA $metlwOOCI l, Lonu u. Howord t. Amlfl•-•. Ger .. tt t, l.O't• t, ,,.,_,...., 11, aeoemy • Tate•• n lt-l7 u k--.o....-n Morin• It U 14 1....a LOftO 8eec:h Wiison • t 'I ~ Totel •ouh Morino It, l.Ollll Be.ch Wll'°" tt, Fouled 0111 Tindell 11.ong Buch WllM>lll Wo1n9n'• top 20 1~0.C.UI I Loul11eN Tec:ll (t11 t.O l,)IO 2 Old Dominion 5.0 1,m S. South CMollna W l,JOI • USC •.O 1,1)0 S Long 8-h$1. H 1,0.0 t. Rulg.r• Ml t70 I Cheyney ~ 4.0 tu I Horlll c-otlna St M .,. t , Moryl-5·1 1IJ 10 Ka.._ ._I ... II Oeorglo S·I "2 12 S F Aum n 1·2 JOI 13 0r99Qll >-I a " T..,....-,., in 15 llllnob 1.0 110 "· Kentucky 4·2 JOJ 17 UCLA l ·2 1'1 ti. Cotor-t.t 2IO 19 O.lroO s.o lfl 20 Arl<ona SI 1·1 M Olh•,. receiving •OIH on II lu sl JO D•lloO Colphabellcel orller I Aullurn, C1tmson, l(ans .. sc . Mlu lu lPC>I. Olllo Stett, Pt"" SI .• POUburVf>, Tuoa, ano Virg inia. Lot Alamltoa WEC*HOAY'S•IWl.U Nol• All nine rec:n on W-y·• <ord w••t <•n<eled llKOUW of CMntit f01il Hollvwood Park WEC*dOAY'S •1.su1.u IU.efn..-,,_......,. ___ h flt•n •ACE. C>Mmllt Por F aVO< ( si-moker I a 40 • 40 • 20 Strowo.<ry SO<'-(H..-nl 1 40 •.00 war A-I Plt>e•YI J,IO Alto rocad : WIMlnQ Talenl, Lu<ltr1109D, Ou<t\•'~ p,.,rnfW. Oomln.nt L••. L••'\ Cullt. Al ... LIQht, OoiOtfl Cl\eft90 Time. I; 40 OJ5. Sl.COflO •ACE. I 11 .. m1IH Sllngl119ly (Gulfrrat IS llO • 40 U O Orio Cattle c Vel..u..,.101 I 60 6.00 T V Aglletor IC.141nedel U O Al\O reGed L.ol1y Eevte, Men•oure, Bl"" Hill Bay, A..,.ol, llendlt rante, Rich 111 H-. Fleeting AMan. Pie-8e Ad•l- Tlmt t .. 4/S SJ OAILY DOU•Lr , .. II peld i1 u 20. TMl•D •ACE. t fur'-' Oltled Dancer I Ptnceyl MHltr J-(Vei...IURlt l L~rllyttwn ISlllUlel t.40 UO 2.IO 1.0 uo uo OMux Al•o raced· Tell Agoln, N"lv. Rogue Time· I IO llS U EXAC'TA IH I peld UUO fl OU• n. • ACAi • f url0fl9t High Cellller IS•cMltel U.00 S.00 4.40 l'en<llalt (Vtlenl""lal •.40 lM 1. .. 1\o '"Vf• CRomlreO lt.40 Aho ''cao· fh lt•ln, e"1e •s Luck. Marlutle, Jou Doll, Flaming Helen, HlllM>etl, Or-el Dolly. "911leflA1, Stuff .. Tutfle Time I 1J 2/S ""TH llACE . .iurloftqt Bott.,. Poc:k.i (NICHl rg.-1 _, .. ., 81-ISlblllol 'l>.,.ur (Pinc,eyl 1140 t20 I.ID ~"° ,., I.JO Ouo,,.., Also r.ced. No Sl\rlnll>, ln•IOt OOKhtdlw Time; I IO)IS U IXACTA I• >I peld l 12'.50 00-l(Mdlve dl\quellflt<I ''°'" •lath SIXTH •ac;E. t tur~ A--Knlgll\ CS-mok4!rl lt.20 ''° •. oo lleKp/IOfU\ IV•l ... 1uelal • 20 ).20 Aerotll CCMl.onedel I 20 Allo ·-· s1 .. 1 Molll. JourM y al SN, Fame "' Fl•mt. &en•• With Ave. Meo!< Force, Ima St111.,, OlamOftO Ac•. Pro1~c11 ... SIM. 5'llri11 T- Tlme I 11 o H iVIE .. TH RACE. I"" mll .. on"'" Lt Due O.Bor csr-m.a..-1 U O J.40 >OO Plttrt l.aNlol'll tVat.ft1uelol S 20 l.40 l.UC:UllUl (l.'9f\em) ).40 Al•o r..:ed. Rompln Rude. lrllll PlaylloY, Vorleufff, CltOrmlng TU<n Tl'!"' I 0 .,5 U IXACTA CH I peld VO.SO S2 fllCK Sill (I l·?.o,1~11 peld M,..,. wllll 2• winning llClleu Ctl•e l\Of"WSI. '2 Pk ll SI• contOlellon "°'° Ml IO with •Sl wlnnlno lkllet• llour .....,. ••. •Pt(IOI~ NICM"'-tetw1 11.-•ucut .,..., 1r.oot to,,....,...nc-• •9".fl1ft D'MJ,1ly wtnnwtN'M\ f"'-11 ~CO'\ll(>t •LIQl>,_IQl\1.c-1 ond-V tn - •S..0-.,,.,,, ............ tCt--1 •r> '~' tf' v.-wtiNtrt lleMTif tlACI. Ona Ml .. on t11rt JtMlfer • ll"llltayl t eo •.• lhltll Witll ~-(McM ...... I S • ''"'A~• C.,,..__•tl ,. ••• ••• Al .. tOCIM' Oiwl't J""'°', Vllel f .U, MIMlll, Melfl '"'-'• ,._., R-T Im• 1.llU /l . .. IXACTA C)-11 peld lllt .00 .. l•TM RACI. I tilt mlle• on lurt OarWOM ll'inoyl ttto IO OO •• • h jtol • .,.__,, , JO ..... o.Olrl-f\leieN,.lel S.JO •.00 ._,....,. ... Al .. rCllll' Iott-, l'tlef\oly U~a ..... ,. .......... , ... _ Tlme:l •ct. U IXACTA It II polCI ll1t SO Al-.....C.e U, ... Det ... , waD1111.tot. v·t •nu&. n ,_ ...... ,..._ ........... , fl I •IT itACa. Ona mite ~e hn90el~I 17.00 9 60 4,JO Oemc.n CGoll'-t U O UO Country l!Jt..,.... 0 41111 2 eo Al .. rec:ed: _,.,,.,Ooh Helen, Ledy 51Hle, Ye<hlllf"O ... r, Llllle Berti.••· You"l! lr-TIMt : J:OJ J/S. NIX.ACTA 1~11 N ICI l it!> SO t8CONO •ace. One m11e 1r04 Sli••r Ser'" l llllchlel t to 4 40 J 20 0 1111 .. r C-lt(I UO aAO Ju1t A Huttle• I Blo<krnant l eo Al'° r«4d C.otcll A Rel-, J~ Sir _..,ey, Conrehcll, Pe•IOr c;-. Time· l iOU/S. TMlllO •ace. °"9Mlle p.c;e Tll'l\e tor Elvh I BleOmenl 11.IO S,JO t.ID The P-CL.oneol J 40 UO Hunte"H-ISIM"'I I.JO AIM •«ed· Pixie• We• Clllet, Hetcron Hart, $ebrlfta I.Hele, Re•.., Ilk•. .....,al ""'" .. ' Time: t :O:U/S U EXACTA 12 .. 1 peld SIOI 00 POU llTH •ACL Ona mne trot Tlleteut CL.orteol 14.40 .,_, I.ID 4.00 t tO H O 0Her1 OU<heO. Meuleh CS..Car-1 T.nllno CWl-cll Also roced· TulHne. • Twkt •e!Kled • Time 2:05 4/j, flfflTHllACl.Onemllepoce. Eneroelk l(i. C-rchOndl "to I 40 ,,40 P inch Hll ( Ttnl9rl UO J 00 Twolo't l.edy l,.•"'.,.l J,40 Al\O r<Ked 0..-. c ........ nci. AYOI. fl Rey •ko, H-y tho H-er Time· 2:011/S U I. XACTA ll·SI pelCI •'4 IO SIXTH •ACl.Onemlle PK•· Beverly l rvrNK CKuebi¥) 1 60 J.IO U O Ooulll• 0-IPerUrl J 20 UO Worthy Royol CRltchlel 4 IO Also reod Slolll .... J•••m l.,.. Boy, B C I.Iona!, PKM"9 TroHlc TIMe· 1:51 3/S SIEVINTII •ACIE. One mile poee Oeyll9"4 EJCPnH IAublftl S.60 l 20 2 ... Felllm-CK..,191 1.20 tM S.aRo..,...cT-1 JOO Alto r..:ed· Stars e nd Stripe•, Dull Oii en Bye, OWnlM Led, Andy1 s~~· Time 2:01 o P IEXACTA ,._,, peld U3 70. I IOMTM RACI.. One mfle pee• Rtd Soll IT-I 10 . .0 t .0 S 60 Clu r Hllll\llTenierl U20 J .0 Olmanle H-r C~I J .0 Also reced Ad•PI Boy Big Spring Bluegum SUrprlH , P••llng Time· 2 ootrs U I ICACT A (I 51 f)Old S 117 IO NINTH •ACI[ One mlle POU Brett Bov (~let) "10 IS 20 1.00 Star (Mell ( Roteftl > 60 J.20 TM>llOOulll !Meler) J 20 Alto r.c.a H-•-· CardlO ~l<I. A!lhlo l.oro, Sutol, l.lc>tllck Llr Time J:(IJ JIS. P EICACTA CM I Deld"ll tel. Attend""o 1,101. HorM r.clng •tandln9a (.,...,....... Otc. Ill JOCKEYS _, ..... ,.._ llllcC..n on Plncey Cordero Del..,.,.,.,..... SllM~ -pie Mltllore """lit-..... .._. Ma•••• 1,..0 JU taO 1.4> 2tO 27• l,'4l -, .. 1,411 245 "' .. I .. Ill ,,,. 111 IU 1,IOO 215 t .. •.m 1'5 113 1,1'4 ,,. 117 t, 141 2111 153 w.1-.1,. 1.$M,.GA l,Ja.D S,ffi,Jlt s . .a ... 1 S,2t1,JH UWl,2S2 5.1,,,tOJ S,t•.D 1 4,IU ,lSJ T•AINIEU -•ttlnoMm McA,..lly fl'r..,.•• l.Yll•• C.....po ,,Menln O.llOllk s~ AH- J Met1lt1 ..... , ..... ,., 111 M <MS IS U S01 116 .. SOD .. n .00 MIS IU 122 1n 04 ID H '70 ,. • MS 1'• 1M ,,. S1 ,. ,.._ U,11t,JU J.n..10 U1U16 2,"7,"1 l,4JS,•1 2.-.ie6 1.-.ao UISMD 1,1'7MI 1.6't5..!S l n ,tlS I S I W .ltS U 1 0 !M,JU u s 2 '"·'· u s 2 SSl.112 S 4 0 Sll,ftS 1 J 2 UO,llJI U f J SIUIO 10 4 1 414,too w,.stllna COMMUNITY Col.UGI ~-u.c~11 111 -owrte IGWI p. Amerel, .:51. 12t -V-tuele CCI dee. Tolledo, 1·5. 1&4-· 8rf°"' (Cl dK. ICAOllOe, 14 I 141 -Mer1lnet (Cl OK. H.,rell, l•IO 150 -P .. Cflo ICl de<. Ore•ter. t·2 15t -CelenClno ICiWl _,by 4-l•ull ltl -~ICI -Hell,t .. 1n -Gtore (GWI dee. Lueo. 1•s. ltO -o.M COWi de<. Tllorpe, 1~. HWI -Aelll\t {GWl •·Hoff....,., J'IJ Th11 Canon AE·I PROGRAM 11 the IOl)hls11C8tC!d SLR cemera tMt's focus. end·shoot simple 10 usel 111 compu1er brain Is praoremmed lo gl11W you perfect PICIUllll 1n 81\y l19hl -even w 11h Clash! Concentrate on vour 1ub1ec1 and 101 the AE 1 PROGRAM do ell lhfl work. Or, sol II voursell -It's e IOl)histklatlld cemere CIC)Oble of prolesslonel results, and can use neertv fifty Canon FO wlde·enole. 1elepllo10 and zoom len- plus edd11ionel accessories 10 co-crvefV plcl\lre-181< •no situation, Autom•tic•ll~I •"'°""" WI-A', A •n(I Molot Oriyt MA ... ,,.., .. •or ropiO l"llUOl't• ,,_...,. •5-1Ho 188Aaou_, __ ,..,. IO< lully tvlo<nollt !laah pll()tOQrllOftY •ACIC»PI• •II C.-'P -tor AE aotta1f0f'I Jackson's agent, Gary Walker oC Tempe, Ariz., telephoned Turner Tuesday "just to tell him lhat Reggie Is still very, very interes ted . . . that this thina is down to four clubs and tbe Bravn have u good a abot u anyone." All fedco starn .. open ... ...,. 1 _.until Clwhdlum Turner r•ponded to the call, Wallter aatd. by mentionlnl for tbe rlrst tlme aome apecUlc numben wt mlsbt be tnclUded ln 1 cootracl 1bould Lhe free-aient •• vorll 'YaDktH1 llWcler ..... with Ul• Br av•. "I 'd cl111lfy them .... u nauree be felt eo•fortable wtUI Olan at a fl rm off er. 11 4•eb." Walker ea.Id. FED CO MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT STORES STOAEHOUAS WHIDAQ 1\:tl All 11 ... ,. •LA CW9A • IM K_,.IM*> MIDIM ... ITDMI• ti.• IKICMI II 1:11 fll • CIMl'IOI •COSTA mlA • ..-1•8'1 ••IM11T1MU SATUflDATI • All ITOMI 11:.t All " l:tl N IUllOAYI •AU ITOMI 1t:• AM" 1!11 N OPIJI 10 'IDCO ........ ONLY ... . Odcl9 . 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Ge•cla .-HOCK EV NoUeMIMtclleyl.NtW PHILADELPHIA FLYERS -Announ<.O lh•I Paul HOlfngr.,., rl9ht wl119, hll -wooe..-lor live gomu ond lined ~100 l>Y IM NHI. lor •lrllilno '"'•'" Andy \Ian ,,., • .--1"9• ...... 0ft ~ t SOCCER .. _. -IUA Seco r.._. J ACKSOHVll.1.E TEA MEN -Sioned Al<••OO Atomo, torwera . SAN JOSE EARTHQVAl(ES SIQnt<I Georoe e..t. totwero lor lho 1-... _. A-...Stccer1....- CAROL•HA l.IGHTHIN Slone<' Curtll L .. pe, _.,.... COLLEGE CI NCINNATI Signed Mllie OolllrteO. llU CI roott..11 <oe<h, lo • M W ,, ... yt•r COftlrerltndod lho conl••on cooch 111•c;1NIA Named o.or11e Wellll head tootti.11 coech College basketball Fridey~•m•• H llllnolsal f r""° SI . ..... Ill Wesley ... •IAfl- SI M•rv'• el Bolte SI S Utall $1 et W-" .... I YU el P,.lnet ton Marl•I el F•1tltlQh Ok~1n"°" r .... at Harvwd ,.,,..... 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C-.-ClaHlc Ill .Cllk900Cl~lev1.Htri-tern S 111 lnot~ V\ l.O'IOlo, 111 ,,,,_.. •• ,c .... k WHI VlrOlnlo V\ -Ion 1.-,,,_ U •• E0\1 c;arollne Opinions differ on Ali LOS ANGELES lAP) -Wu Muhammad All klddln1 when he aaid he might end his 11leat r etirement. His tra iner and peraooaJ photographer believe he was, but the sportscaster who I nt e rv iew e d the former three -time h e a v yw e l1hl champion says "no." "He won't fi&ht again," s&Jd Angelo Dundee, All 'a lifeliflle tra i~er, by telephone trotn Miami, Fla., Wednesday. "I think J said the thing that would bea t him was the grind. And It did . · "1 'm very happy it ended up like it did. It was the best thing he could do " A LI, WHO turns 40 next m o nt h , los t a unanimous lO·round decision to Trevor Berbick in The Bahamas last Friday night. Afterward, All announced he would not return to the ring. ··His elocution in the final statement was very good," said Dundee, r efe rring to Alf 's retire me nt s peech of las t weekend. "The grind took too much out of him." Dundee was referring to Ali 's training over the years. H o ward Bingham, Al i's personal photographer . said: "1 don 't think he'll fight a gain. I think he was just kidding ... Bingham said he had seen AJJ early Wednesday and that the three .t i m e h e a vy w ei ght champion had told him he was permanently retired. JIM IOLL OF KNXT-TV, a CBS affiliate, who interviewed Ali Tuesday night. when Ali said he was cons idering another return t-0 boxing, was convinced that all the taJk was serious. ·'The r e 's no w ay he was kidding, at least at that time." said Hill, a former professional football player who was one of th e comme ntat or s of t he A lJ. Be rbick fight on c able television "He was serious ··He tol d m e be fore the interview t hat he ha d a big story, and I told him he was cra2y and that 1( he said on the air he was considering righung again I would tell him on the aJr ht: was crazy.'' Heavyweights schedule bout NE W YO RK <AP I Unbeaten Larry Holmes will defend his World Boxing Council h eavy weight tille aga ins t u nbeaten Gerry Cooney a t Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Ne v .. March 15, pro moter s formally announced today. Each fighter is expected to ear n $10 million a nd the fight is ex peeled to be the richest in history. The bout will be seen in the United States and Canada on closed circuit television as well as pay TV in certa in areas. and via satellite throughout the rest of the world. Holmes. of Easton. Pa., has a 39·0 record and has defended the title 11 times since winning it on a s plit 15·round decision against Ken Norton. June 9, 1978. Cooney. of Huntington. N.Y .. is ranked No. 1 by both the WBC and the WBA. ---- OUTSTANDING VALUES I ./CHECK TH&Si OUT! 5645- FACTOIY ltaA 11 OHAUYW DIESB. rtCkUrs 11•1 tOHLYI IXAMP\I; IHI YW Dtlsa rtekUP LX ,...,....._., ___ . ......... -131"' (Ol71111) Ult '"°9 -.... Our o-.n. - 1191. ---... ..,. ,_ -.. . ~ . ~ .. 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Celllornl• t'll IS Mr. llonalO J Celn, ..SU llert nc Pt•ce. trYlllO, Cllltornla t771S Tiii• 11U1lntu h c-uctta Dy •n 1nc11v1011a t Ronalt O.lly Pllol, Dec. 11. t•. 31, '"'· Jan. 1. ,,., S470.ll P:ICTITOVS aUSINIESS MAMIE STATEMENT Tfte to1tow1n9 pe'"°"' •re dolnQ 1>u1tneu •• SOUTH COASl LEASING CO . 1:101 Dove Strwt, •th F ioo.. Newp0n • Beach, Callloml• 91* M•rlJlrel M. ~rtln, 9 B•llt11a. trvlnt. CAtllorn•a'1114 Ger•lcl L CIWl~n 11991 Botton Clrctt , HIM>llnoton' 8etell, C•lllornl• ., ... This buSlneu il con0uc100 llv • O•Mr•t pM'tner\NP ~'9'0f'el M Martin TlllS S\01_.,t ,..,. toted wllil tn~ County Clerk of Or•~ County on 0.etm119r I~. !'Ill """" PulltlSholO Or•....,. Cot" Dally Piiot, O.t 11. 7•. lt 1'11 Jan I ,.., iot .. 1 DllTH IDTICIS MAOISON Pas!.ed awa' on Montlav WAYNE G MADISO~. DcC'embcr 14. 1!1111 at lht• resident or San Ju a n ~cwport Con' all·~n·nt Ca pistrano. Ca Passed llospital M ~ Blair hutl away on Ot.'cembcr 13. 1981 w u r kl' d f or II u Rh c s He w as born in Iowa on Eleelronu·s for 15 \ears and November 24. 1947 He tl> had senl.'d in the WA CS survived by his wife Janet during World War II Shl· Kay Madison, and dau11.h1er was preceded in death II\ Ragan Kay Madison. and her onl~ son i\ .I Shud1c paternal parents Mr and sun "''"ll are J brothl·r .... Mrs Ernest M ad1son of Ra} mond Blair or Detroit. Iowa. and maternal parents M1eh1gan. Ruel Blair or Oht0 Mr and Mrs. Jim Goode of and Owaghl Bl air or ~ew Jersey. also 2 brother:.. To rrance, Cd Gran·..,•rl•· David Madison and Gar} ~crv1ce!. "'" Ix• t·om.h1t·t1•rl Madison both or Iowa. lie on Prada~. l>t•rt>mht•r Ill. was a member of the Srreen I !! 8 I a I I O {I 0 A M J 1 Actors Guild and emplo~cd l nglew1H>d Park Cl.'ml'tCr) by the Sebas taan·s West "'th Or Jaml'~ (' Kl«•ll) Dinner Playhous e in San orfic1atani.: P1ern· Brothers Clemente. Ca Funeral Be ll Broadwa~ Murtuarv s er vices wall be held on directors 642·9150 Thursday , Dere mber 17. lllLDRF.CYTll 1981 at lhe McCurdv Funeral E M M A J f: A N Home an Counr1'1 Bluffs. l!I LDREOTH, rc~1dent of Iowa, with bunal tn !'lewell. Balboa and !'\c"port !l(•ach Iowa. Pa1rhaven Murtu<ir) Ca Pa ssed d\\a) on local direetors Derembcr 13. 19!11 She 1s BAJ LEY OLA F W 1 LLIA~ BA I LEY . res id e nt or Huntington Be ach. Ca Passed away on Dc<'ember 12, 1981. Survived by his " afl' Jessie L. Bailey, father or Oretha Powell. son or Ida Bailey. brother or Everett Bailey. Ernest Baile). Beul ah Stephen~. Haic l Franee and Meda Bailey A l so s ur v iv e d b y 4 g r andrhaldre n and I great-grandrhlld Servlre~ wer e held on Tucsda). December 15. 1!181 :.it 12 00 noon at Hope Chapel. Pore~t Lawn M emorial Park-Cypress. Directed hy Forest Lawn Mortuary BLAIR IRIS 8. BLAJR. resident or Newport Beach. Ca IALTIIHGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL WESTCLIFf CH•P'fl 427 E 171h St Costa Me.,il f,4f;.Q3 7 I "UCI NOTffHS SMITHS' MOITUA.aT 627 Main St Hun11noton 8h1rn 536·6539 P'A.C IAC Yll'W MIMOalA.L ,,.., Ce~terv Mon varv Chapel-Crematory J500 Pac 11tc View Drive Newoott 8e<1ch 6«-7700 MtCOIMtaC MOITUAllfS IAQuna Beacn 494 9415 LaQuna Hills 768·0933 S11n Ju1n Cap•slr•no 495·1776 HAl9C)I t.AWK-MT. OUYI MorlvMV • C.meterv Cro~1orv HI~ G1sret Avr> .. survived hy her dau,::htcr !<yle llollowa). and ~vn Srolt llol lo "ay sis ter Ph yllts Akl•r b e r g o r P asadena. Ca . brother Fr etler1ek R)der of Fountain \'allP). Ca Mrs lhldredth IS the daughtt.'r or Mr :ind Mrs llarry flydl.'r or Pasaclcna. Ca Memorial ~crvHcs will lw ht.'ld on Pnda). Ot.'cembcr 18. 1981 at 11 OOAM al St M achael and All the AnJ?eh Ep1sropal Church. 3233 Pacaflr Vie" Drive. Newport Hcar h MacDAVID p A M EL A M a,. 0 A v I n. resident of C~ta Mesa. Ca Passed awav on Oerember 6, 1981 Shi.' 1s survived by her fnend John Opfrrman and her half brother W11l1<1m Swan of Wyoming Private servircs wall be held under the direction of llarhor l.awn·Mount Ohvc Mortuar) Df Costa Mesa $40 SSS4 MARJANIAN lRENE B MARJANIAN. resident or Costa Mesa. Ca for IS years Passed away on December M. 1981 She is survived by her husbund Karn lg. son s Gre gory Baloyan or Dallas. Texas, and Theodore BalDyan or Costa Mesa. Ca .• daughters Vi rginia Elenbaas or Grand Rapids . Michiga n and Ma rJone Scherer also of Grand Rapids, Michigan, slster Urah Blark or Costa Mesa. Ca. 10 grandchildren. 10 gr eat.grandc hildren Servlres will be held on Friday, Decem ber 18, 1981 ut 11 :OOAM at l111r bor Lawn Me mon al Chapel In lieu of nowers the family requests contributions be m ade to the Littlt" Sioux Indian Scbool. North Dr1kotn Services , u nd.r t he dir ertlon or Harbor Lawn·Mount Olive Mor tuary of Costa Mes1,1 $40..SSM McO.OSKEV FRANK J. McCLOSKEV. resident of Santa Ana. C11 for the past 3 ycen. Pu led 1wey on Oetembcr 12. Ml. Sh e 11 survived by her daughter Doris Carvin of Coste Men, Ca. and t 1 r andda u1hter. P inal l{'termcnt 11er vicc1 will t\,e held a t Holy .ioulc her '-Cl •OTHIH Ctm e tery, Ph rt ade lphla. ~•OADWA Y Pe oo aylvanla. Services MOeTU•n under the dlr~on of Baltz 1108roadwiy Beru ron·Smltb & Tuthill C:::e~:J' 1 Wealcllff Chapel Mortuary .....,. ________ ·~ oT C-OIUI 1'fna.1M6 9371. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 The marketplace on the Orange Coast .642-5678 --CLASSIFIED INDEX . . ·~ ... ~.~~ ........... ~.~~ ..... ~·-~.~.~....... ~!.~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ...... ~.~.~.~ ..... . I ' • .. IOOJ . ....,... 100 Ge.tr.. 1002 ••• ,.. 1002 IOOJ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I YllWCOMDO· . ..._.. ...... ~ Tt Pia YM M, Cll 642·5678 llllSES Fii SAU •• , .. LN»a SI 001! I Orea ftunclna avail•· blun tbll 2 Bdrm I~ Ba 1 vltw coodo w /cenlr. air C.Wal ............ ..... l'IMllM-1· CtftaittM .. H• CW-'911h r c..i.111 ... ,. . + many extru .not lilt· Dollt ...... El Twt r-...v.1 .. 1 ........ t(. l: EQUAL HOUllNO :; . OPPORTUNITY llllD - • tdl Owllr/All, Ort& M · t1e•m1 In·• ....,._ .. t(. =HUit , .... ~~;' a..T .... '::r s.. Mti Ct lfh\ra .. I:\.~ IMlii..&1111• WtllmlMltf lllMllt Holtltt w. IWlSTATE .... INO lllM . .. '*· ,., IOI! •• "" lfll •• ... •• •• 1100 ...._,.s.i. •• AP61\Nlllt IOf S&lt tlllll lottll ,rl9ffl1 ll)O kll!llU P ...... rl) I.al) C.mt1.o1y LolA Crypll !IOI ~~~·1:r.) = ~CMUlaio . leDO "°"'*to bt lllovt~ 1900 ·-'~"' -llllhlltn ti Pr°"" 1 me .... l•klt DIO lloll&k H1no Ttlr '"• DO 11-...0...11.•--Or~Ce Pt~ - , .. , • ., •• Netlctl All real utate td· vertla ed In th l • news9aper II subject to rind out about the blah· lhe Federal Fair Hou•· umill& real fftate nlea Ina Act of 1988 whk h career opportunltlea make1 It llleaal to ad· w It h T H E R E A L vertl.ae "any preference, ESTATERS. Llcensln1 llmltttlon . or dla-school fees completely crtminatlon baud oo refundable to achoo! of race, color , rella loo, your choice. Extenalve aex, or nallonal orl1tn, ...i-tralnln1. For In· or an Intention to make formatJon, call 751·8l9t 1ny 1ucb preference, •U.S.VITllAMS limitation.: or dh· FRE!USTOF HOMES crim1naUon. World R. E. SSC!· 7777 Thia newspaper wllJ not NO ON. equity ahare, lit lr.nowin&IY accept any time buyers, 3 bet., l ba., adverlialo& for r eal onlY IN.000. pr1n. only lltate which II In viol•· Call 131-400 Kathy •ant. ~.,i'::~i.~09 = ._ .. Ftrllll o..... 111111 ••• tlonolthelaw. 11u1r..1e1.1:., ... ,. -1•-------• IOlllT .,OYD •• ., l:ol•to :C::".Jts -·-~ llUI m mots· 2$25 Ocetn Blvd. "°"* ''""'t1wc1 >100 • Adwtrfftlt't • Corona del Mar '*-cirw.uh.a ,. ...W dtecll ttt.fr eds You are lbe winner of ....._""9otllol llOI ~ ~ ~ .... ,.,. MGO _, -,.,.rt er-two free tickets (118.00 ~~.'' t: ,... '-clllhly. TIM value)tolbe 1;...~::,·r = DAILY PILOT .. ._. ICI POUllS & o.iin• u1r • W111ty ..,. tlat ftnt HOUOAY OM ICE =r;':,':,,. : facorrut l11trfl011 ANAHEIM Apia hr• or \.•I .aG ......_ CONVENTION ~:', Boerd =· _,. CENTER e..;r.L11 ::1•"-tl--•..,.-•,•.----LONG°BE~: ~~ENA ~:i-:"io"S.."!~~ !: •••••••• .. •• .. ••••••••• Dee. 29·J•n. 2 &~:;::.r••• !: ~ 10.02 To claim tickets. call ....,...,11011101 -1••••••••••••.a•••••••••• 642·5678 , ext 272. !.:'"~.i 11.n111 !: . TB.•H OHE n cteta must be cla11ned .. , .. ft•n1111 -SAMT A CLAUS • * * R~"•lllod 4«lll l by l>ec.22.1981 BUSINESS, INVEST· At the North P ole. 1---~--- MDIT. FINANCE I Thursday Dec. 17th from MIMU!!rpon• lllll 6 ·30 to 8PM . C•ll ........,, "OA11C1 io10 , 6 7 3-8 s SO f o r yo u r WEOUIT! We can no Tonger afford to make payments on our4 8d 21,; Ba WestcUr1 home. Asking $249 .000 LET'S DEAL. Norm or Kas ey, ownr t a gt 63Hl66 or 548-6492 {:::!ti::=~1 ::: child ren aod yo ur == ~~. = crandchildren. lllat\l•ld.TD • -MINOUNCUIENTS. PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND "-omonli Ctrhll lAcol l"Olt<H ..... ,..,od hr.Wt• Sllr1t1Clv1»• Tr1.-.c• mvtm Son K'f 0.rorlor) u1rtonmn & NEPAIATION kllools 1 .. 1roc1-JQ.bWu1td• Hotp W111100 M 6 f MERCHANDISE = .. 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J o11lfU( tl)I JtnNn l/7R .. , ..... (; ... "35 ~ ma Mo1&d• flll Mttt'•dn S.01 f740o )IO '142 MOH ,,, .. """ PMttt• ,, .. "" .._ .... "• Pork ht file lt.1a•Wt "~ llofllfto)U flit R°'" rlST E :I "' -Tito'• "" Tr .... ,,. ml v .. -. ...... mo VQllvo rllZ AfTOS, •ll u..r.i -mos. USED .,_.., Mt AllC -.. t. ... CadfllK •ii C.•aro •11 Clot\~ -UlfYll•r. -a.-1111 ~ -C-•CCIC -£f' .. ---= -.i -tc':f "'1 .. ~·· --., =~ --.,. v-.,.. lfl• ....... ~ I I -:"~,..I me tt!fUlt I Dally PUot Claa Adi to l'Mdl tht 0ra111e Coast nrMI. PboltMa·Wl8 THE REAL ESTATERS ---- VllWLOTS On a quiet 1treet in old Corona del Mar. Bay & ocean views. 4 con· tiguous lots. 1595.000 each. Excellent fin anc· Uli 17141 '73-4400 IZIJI U .. ZIZI HARBOR ..-OIT SHOllS llSTIUYSI Gracloua 4 bdrm home wllb spacious living room fl much more. 3 BLOCKS TO BEACH! $1118,000. WAUTOHACH 3 bdrm. 2 baths. 2 story home. ROOF PATIO WIT H VIE W ! lNCLUDF.S THE LANO 1255,000! IGlllOoloyProp. IHlton •'7S.706h 'THE ULTIMATE--ON WATER ................... 601U.,ri I• .... A ,,.,..,.._ -4 1K•rlty .................. oyc."OWMr, , • .,_.c Ylew -4 ..__...., decor ....... 2 bed. 21/J .... c ... ................ pri ......... , ... & recn.._ t.cllltt. S741.000. . LUXURY. PEHTHOUSE ON WATER I ................ of ArcMttc ..... Dlpat _, ofhrt • aautlc ~ ••IMJ ::t:'·.::.-...:. ~· ~~ ................. , ...... occ ..... Ifft .., .., ...... nit .. ollly for .... clla I i ...,. S725,000. fff. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE s.. Rtntal• "'-•ly ~·· 2436 W CCltil H~ llS Mennt Avt Ntwport Bu en Belbol li.ltnd '31·1411 '7Utot CE llDlll ILllllS CO. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE ~UV&• aWFS VllWt Lovely Vu -2 BR, 2 BA -End Unit -Decorator Wlprs, Drapes - Plantation Shutters -Sep Mstr Ste -Super Financing -Lrg Assum Low Int Loan -Shows Like A J ewel! -$255,QOQ. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. --....... _ .. 75~9100 u c...,. ....... ... .,-.e.,... N~BUSINESSMEN Co fl1L'1>AIL Y "LOT for Inf rm Ion regerdlng th• coumy ~ fGf ulfnt 1 Flctttlout lul1Mta Neme. ' . . Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCEU ENCE SINCE 1949 COMI WITH US ... TO IAYCllST. Executive three bedroom home. Newar perfection both inside and out. Formal dining room and de-. Pool size yard. Luxu ria nt la ndsc a pin g. Flnisbed garage. 5325,000. 1617 WISTCU" Dl., M.1. U 1 ·7JOO JOI LIASl-S 1200 MO. New listing. Big Cyn Townhome with exciting golf course view. Unfurn . El Dorado Model with 3 bdrms, dinihg rm & 21h baths. Pool, jacuzzi & tennis. WISLU H. TAYLOR CO .. RIALTOltS 1i n S• ~ Hlh ltocd MIWPOltT CINTER. H.I . '44-4t I 0 FlDd what tou wanl 10 IClulifled Ads, your one: Dally Pllotlmifie~s. •top shopping center. hm Aboard Gift Train and sell your Handmade items. It's so easy Just call 642·5678 and ask for your Daily Pilot Christmas Ad-Visor RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES CAMEO SHOllS CORHtl Overlooking Arch Rock & Catalina w/white water view. Elegant 4 BR . + family & Din ing Rms. + Ex· ercise room off MBR. POOL & spa. Re modeled kitchen. Secu r ity system & dog run. 3 car garage. too. $3,750.000. IN NEWPORTCeNTER 644-9060 -•' ISTATE OM THE IAYFltOMT I Prime tip of Lind a Isle -over 1Z7' with slip for 80' boat. Lg rms for entertaining incl. 2-story liv rm & stone fplc. Secluded pool & spa. 5 BR & Cam rm. Play room & library. $.5,000,000 Leasehold. Cathy Schweickert 64~-8235 (N57) YOUlt FAMILY WIU LOVE THIS! Four BR . lg yard w /mature landscaping. Beautiful setting for entertain ing formal dining & family rm . This imma culate Plan "3" w /3 car garage. $205.900 Anita Bradshaw 752· 1414 ( N58) l8IC & ,,Nlf C S A V S P A J H D P K P U N E R L S l Y R V T 8 L C Z fJ l 0 V Q R I E P N l 8 A L 0 V 0 N[S N 0 W)R E M 0 V A L 0 S L E R S E M M H H H T 0 R 0 S H 0 R H l A T H U 0 M E H T H 0 W 0 H S W A 0 D V E 0 I l E F W 0 H S H 0 N 0 8 P W H 0 « V S K L M R 0 T S W 0 H S L 0 8 I R A P A H Y E L L A 8 W 0 H S I E U L S L L A X 0 E W L J P S 0 M V H LN8 8 F O~HYVPA L R W O OG N W T W V L V S E 0 I 8 A K L U H l 0 0 0 1 0 N A W H E H K N I I N N T I J 0 N N N T 0 t l ¥ T N N R E 0 I E H E S &SMO VD ONO£THD IU J KH M £·5 ND U ~I 0 VP 0 S l HP 0 £ L ...... --., ......... ,:J~ ... '-It 111: ............. ~; ._LIM ._........, ~~ ...... ~~-~J ........ ....... S..llil4 0 ........................ -.T""""': Owtwf .. -· . LlltA ISi.i HOMIS Prestige Pool family home. Ma lo channel view from beautiful tradition 4 bdrm, s bath. Sl,4~.ooo . -Wide lagoon vtew from spectacular architectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath, playroo m, dark room & den.- $1,350,000. LIDO 11&.1 HOMll Featured on Homes Tours lovely traditional spacious , custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home, newly redecorated. $475,000. Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceilings. Xlnt value at $420,000. CAINATK* COYI SpettacuJar harbor view from 4 bdrm, 4 bath bayfront. 2 boat slips . $2.050,000. WIST IAY AYI. Remodeled, like new 3 bdrm, 3 ba th bayfront. Slips for 2 lg e boats. $1,200,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR I 11 ... ,1 y· .• d1 (j1 '.. "• t~ t1 /', fl It. I LIASlorTIOM SI0,000. Charming 3 BR Condo. 2 stories. end unit. pool & apa Call Ruth or Steve EQUITY LOANS f rom 15..., to 111~ Gt;ARDIAN HOME LOANS A subl1diary of Guardian Funding SEA COVE' PROPERTIES A sublid1ary of Guar· dlan Funding. Lie RE Bkrs 714-63 f-6990 SEU. Idle items with a ----'7""-»,;....;..;9l:.;:.OO;;.._ __ Daily Pilot Classified Clw ified Ads. your one.· Ad, ttooshoopin& ctDttr I ZO/e AHAMCIHG I!! • WA THNOMT HOME * Detached 3 br. w /Community tennis & pool! Owner will carry lST TD . Only $230 ,000 . Ca ll 759· 1501 or 752-7373. * HEWPORT CUST • Decorator's delight! Sensation al condo w tall the trimmings only $189,900. Call 759·1501or 752-7373. s s s * DfSTUSS SALi • Seller be hind on pymts on spacious 3 br· home in HARBOR VIEW HILLS!! $41,000 price re· duction for quick sale. Call 759-L50l or 752· 7373 . 15% DOWH PAYMIHTI! • HAUOl VIEW HOME * Assume 10.9'7c lST & 2.ND TD !! CARMEL model w/pool & spa on a solar system. $269.900. Call 75!H501 or 752-7373. HIWPOIT HACH OfftCE 2'70 s. MkJ-1 Dri•• 1714175'·1501 17141752-731) ~ Walker &lee Real Estate ..... )• "'"" tl V"'9 ,_ >ah.-. "~p-. Jf, .... »' .... N .. ·-,...,,, .. -. ·~ )I '• ·-........... •.. .... _ •• ,, .. ''°''*' ...... ....... •Wom...,.... 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Yeorly ren· Ba lrplt, frnly painted. down, 3 ba K1trhrn AU.. UTILITn :s PAID 2 Br 2 Ba frplc. 0<·ti.i 575 Vlctor111 ~ulllllble firat ~owner " condo. 3 8 R. 2ll try ta.I. 1.: . ..11'°· 770.034..!:__ wctbar, nice toe. Cl<Hll' to ~ 11300, S..·2607 v • • w 1 ,. m d ft"'-~· · .... "~ ...... , ..... OW.. FtNANCID FALLlaoo• Ac,.... R11re 16 a1·~• l>ei.ulllul Are11m. hu1tc tree:. 11nd &rtat view Sm11 II hou~c Can bl' lot spht 1420,000 ~.7 ACRES bei1utlful vltw Graded home site with pvl ro11d Owntr w/lt1de Underpnc~ ;al s~.ooo. cmtERSAVAlLA8Lt: 759-1616 OCUNFIOMT RIDUCED! SELLER WILL CARRY balance at 12i:I . Sl95,000 down! Deluxe corner duplex. Could be single family home! $145,000' loltoo .. yProp. lf'Clftot- • 675-7060 * Cole ), OUlcwpmd, , :::::}) ·-- l.oolJ.ci For A Dpla? 429 Larkspur 3 + 1 71.9 Marguerite 3 + I 6091ris3+3 6151ns3 + 3 &l>Mth St 3 + 3 SIOAvocado3 + 3 411 Dahlia condo ~ maybe' Colforlltfo 675-551·1 COLI OP NIWPORT Rli.LTORI Co.t• Meu wiU e11rry 2nd 1 Thi~ 3 New cust bit 2 aty · w/dfn. Uparaded Xlnt Lovely lit.tie hOme 3 BR beKb. •thool 6 thop& t'ompart before-yo u 9800,mo. Call Anth•r Vuu are tht1 wlnnrr of bdrm bornt has luice ~dnch~orma nt>' SBbR ~ 28A,y1nl.1ar,1ieept7: •tmo.Call968·4021. • * • rtnt Cut.t~n~1 dr:~~n da)'I 142n57, evta .. two rrre lltkt•ts !Ul..110 fumaly room wtth v1ult ipUte;.; owe" 371~ ~ StOOO •t nowtJUJune 30, $895/81no Ulu;;;.-n. ~leg1nt z ·~~Htir.~~ ~~~1~::• a1r~a~. s ur· wknd.as.11 M30 ----, vatllfl tcnhe llCI relhna' ha11 been Seuhor..'173;.s78 • Pvt rt .S41-1060 __ 81$ s;u. 780·80 e, Br. Family Rm' Den Costn Meu rounded with plu~h SPECTACULAR OCEA~ ICIFOlLll$ & newly painted ' r~ nta Ana Hei1ht1, \.'f lae a'50to. Pluah crpts, 2~ You are tht" winner or landiuplna Adull I.Iv •<:ITV UOHTS VIEW :-; HOUOAYOHICI derorattd throu1hout DOV•SNOIH ownt r1h lp , rea p .............. l207 S..c:edar •1lass,a;un twofreti trt·ket~ m800 1naatl1.&bt'stNopets FYomrvery1oom.lu1 ANAHEIM SlJS,000 DIC.HOWi partner,2BR + den ,2~ ........ •••••••••••••••deck, dbl or prv value)tothe t8r tum from S46S I Br P tmo. Anthon_{' CONVENTION 642-5200 Med.•tylecourtyard BA , attcbed 2 car iu. ..,.,_. auaae. rully moilll ICIFOLUIS & 28r rum rromSSS-0 da)'llollM2·5151. wk11C1f: CENTt:R Pool.Jacuzzi. Overlooks pool, •P• & sauna Luliurioua 2br, 2ba con· yard. Adults. no Jli!lll In· ~ W Wilson, 642 1971 631-6630. De<' 23-~or ~y. aluy Dr Form1l ~/negot1atedn Your do. Xtr1 lr1 Uv rm. over· ~at 527 18th. St HOU~AY ON IC f s.i?s1;;., Mature adult;: CUtt~w ;pt. Oct I.ONG BEACH ARENA din.nn,2frplca f71UOO mo/pay $650 pp looklq bay. Sec. bldg l -ctN:::IJ~~N no pets. Qwtt & serurt V1rw. 2BR. 28A, 2 ct r Ott 29.Jan.2 fee. 754 0800, 543·53112 or Underaround puking. 38r.38a close tobeach. CE.,T'"R 199 t Newport Blvd gar. Deluxe $1000._ To claim ticlteLs, call M2·~10/8'6-4148 5.W-0804 Adu.ha. mo. 61S·6775 804 16th St S79S/mo. 1• "' ,,.,,_8373_ ...... 9568 642·5678. ut 272. S38-14.S3 Dtc 23·2.5or ...., u•"'=::....--·--- TklletsmW1t becla1med MIWPOITSHOllS .._.,....,...., 2000 ,C....~Mw 322 . --LONG BEACH ARENA Newi'Ydecor I Br dplx, N-;_wly decoraltd 2 Br. V by Dec 22, 1981 ------WA18FIOMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1915 .. 3 BR, 2"" BA, 2 story Der 29-Jan 2 sep by gar Quiel Ba Adulu only. no pet&.-* • * 0..P'.. I OJ Decorator perfect. 4 Br. IMCOME O\lplex 3 Br 2ba. deck f~ room, enr yard, Tu ela1m llrkets, call Emplyd udult over 35 '6SCJ/D'll. 4N·1244. - ----•••••••••••••••••••••• Den Owner highly PIOPEln w/ocnview Gar.Deluxe kids OK. Alta 96'·l888, 642·5678 , ext 272 fi<>_j!t.S ~ S48 J021 2BR.2BA'Condo. St.w4• C....cWM• IOll $4000.Down.SaleorLease motJvat.ed. Will finance property. 1925. Work aft8963-61MO Ticket.smllitbe rh11med ,.. w ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Option 3BR, 1 i., BA Pri«d at $279.000. Sell SPECIALIST ~ho 640-9219 tBR, Ba & v.. Pool, ten0nis by Dec. 22, 198t ~a~. ':::::10:r a~~nt~ ~~ll~m~~~· UIMMf'Mkt i15$,000. Make Orrer. orleueoption.Agent. 2 bdrm house with aiP1aygl"OUJld.K1ds k *** 001.334 + T._ /Ul.1~:;,,_e1,r!,.,3~.!!2 Tom ~1°'4 or ~·2805. Select from 3·19 units. ,.,..., ... vardAskforJohn No pets. 1675 mu -3 BR-21 b ----2 bdrm.2b1,v1ewof 8~. •• -· "" JIN "" ".J Terms available to auit ·~" 531-~548-1905 ae "' a. vrry s:no. Attractive furn lrg Refria. washer, dryff. l"ilteTerroct t;;;=;o. .. ecll 104 yourneeda. 673-6~ -cleant.ownhse Puol.1og-1bdtm apt Oen, patio. gar.S850.&4&·0086 -· Owner will let this 4 •••••':'!'•••••••••••••• MIWPOIT H~tGHTS ~lea. 3BR. ZBA. Patio, N~50be~~~de3n~r~~12~~ ging, etc fl~/mo Agt gar Mature person, no Small 2 BR 2 BA with lit·. Bdrm + pool go up to No Qualifying Warm 3 Bdrm home. firepla~e. • Cat, bit ins. frplc. So of · 962_8639 · 544-14'0 _ pet 2234 Rutgers Or.. lie yard 547S/mo . ref•· ~.000 below ma rket + yo ur Io es b Y l h l'I double garage, .choice Hwy. Aat Bob. IM7·6010 . . ----Harbor VU homes, 4 BR . •R. fJ!__ ---req. Nigel agnt.644-7211 • wall carry Isl T.0 at fireplace or this 4RR I location. Near Cliff and or538-S6887. '452Port..o..tt.Dr. 2 BA. fitm rm ' $1200 ~Oll .. OCll 3740 3 bdrm. 2 bath. So. of- 111% for 5 yrs! Must see dreamhome Call Now Bro• adMc. S1'!1~-flJ11W1WV1 rw~ JASMINE CREEK 48r, 2Ba, frplc. kids & 11va1 I J an I 8 t h ....................... Hwy No pets 5750. to believe thrs value. Bltr,848-0709 · ., -.--. lltr. ~ ~ 3 BR + fam rm, den, OK Owner~9-2o.2 644-4157 1760-9312 H.l.'s Fl ... EST G'1!&Aslle, •Ill 7~·1221 t-L.-----541.7729 714 641-0763 comm pool, tennis. 24 hr Br townhous~Bi. Bluffs -48R. 2BA 2 end " Agent,67J.S354 SOUTH OF P.C.H. Besl duplex buy in CdM. Upgraded charmer has everylhing + owner will assist In financing. Super dean! Greg Astle, 7Si-1.22 .....--I 044 guatd gate. $15SO mo 1• 8 d N Spanish Estate Laving ' 2 Br 1 Ba. Commty pool, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 2925 Collegr A1(' encl. patio, pat rolled pallos. 1.J,.e ran ew Beaut f 1 park Ike sur • Cost11 Men . CA 759-9173__ secur eo 919-6$19 saso mo/mo 497-4214 , 1 u 1 frplc. 2 carport ~fa~e •. ••9.7% Interest --k f C h ro11nding~ Terraced new pilnl Avu . am · HAllOl llDfH 2 Br. 1 Ba. f6SO/mo 4Z'Hi .,...... 3244 644-7020. /\s or at Y pool Sunken gas bbq, med. $650/mo./leue UHDB MAllET Ins. Call Craig llM-999!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shields. sparkling fountains Call Dave Schweickert. 3 Bdrm, 3 balh, VIEW APPLE V AUEY ~642-87!9 Agent me. new 3 br. 3 ba. Bluffs upgraded 3 Br 2l, Sp ac 1 o u s rooms 1142.11215 or eves 545.9144 Assumable loan townhome in the pre· Ta SIMttff eo.te Mela 3224 patio, gar. Park, pool, Ba, ram rm, pool, Sl 100 Separate dining area ~t 3BtWoodbrid geeondo sllg1ous privalf com· Near new 4-plex 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ja!_lnS/~ 833-90~ 760-tl384or675·5930 Walk 1n c l os e1 s . ..:.::i=.:'--------: Call for detail~ on lhh munity with tenn is bdrm, 2 bath each unit Mesa Verde 3 Br. 2 Ba. WoodBndge Spacious homelike k1t (hen & eo.t.Meta JIN beaulifulcomerunit. cowt, pools and spas. with fireplace. enclosed Fam Rm 2 Frplr's. 2 48R, 2~.,BA Fam rm. Harbor Vltw cabinets. Walk lo Hunt· ••••••••••••••••••••"' Asff1"!d,900able XJnt financmg w/lge U · pallo. garage 9 .... ~ 1st. car ear. Gardener S1!9S. dm rm, patios. Lake, ~;:~~ bdG~al 21~:· l.ngton Center NEWLY DECOa. "" sumable loan. Pnced for Pos cash fl ow Now Seer r a Mgmt ( o tenrus, pool, priv SIOOO. I Bdrm· furn , $485 I Br gas pd. encl 1ar ~brldgc: immed.saleatS480.000. Sl59.SOO. Bill Grundy 641-1324. ~1J2'7.$59-6tlll! orru·e tion.S1~6699 d/waJSher. pool. Adu.11.1 - •0GBSIEALTY Rltr.675-8161 4 Bdr executivt' home 759~ AdullS,nopets 642-5073 · Reill I 675-•311 I •· L I Big Canyon adult Condo, Uulilles Free' ' 3UHITSC.M. w/poo "'spa r"am•,Y 2BR. Spacious, i:reat BR 2BA 1 t 21r l .. AM • SSl ·JOOO l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~Price1ust rMuced.near rm, formal dining,_Z·i Views Pvt.GolfCourse. ~ec~rt'J·~·r~~o;s~ LAQUINTAHJo:RMOSA Newly decor Cfas pd.- lntBarrano '"'""' ·1'~1... MEWPOIT SHOIES new. call now Ba Excellent roodillon pool. No Pets. $850 mo S950i mo 1133 7890 or 16211 Parkside Ln. I blk encl gar . pool, dah•r 4341EGOHIA ~w elegant 4 Br Vic loraan partial vu ,1•-------- ownr/contractor finan. TUITLI IOCK Ouutanding financing. iSLlnvstmnts 642· IGOJ ~ ~~~ce~~;~e;~;~:, ~0242. 640-8121 ~7-2021i W ol Beach, 3 blks S. of Adults. 6'2·5073. low interest with 15'1. 14U .... ITSC.M ~A"' Avail Oct• New rondo, z BR, 2 BA N,...,.,,,rt Hei"hl.5. 3 br. &linger 3 1rT· • avail. sm.ooo. SUPll IAICiAIH Beaut. 2bdrm, 2ba end H E E D A T ,. X unil rondo, I/yr new & ,.. I 1mmac Try $3SK dwn & SHElTEI assume 11 718'• loan Duplex, $40.000 down, 3 OWC balanC"e OWC No BR & den , 2 BR apt, payments for 3t y rs down. 3 bdrm, den. 2 E t ·d" "th • I i;• p N p k & p I ,~,.... " 147·5441 OW.HM ba ths. 2 patios . good as s1 e w1 poo , 30. at10, r ar oo tmly rm, hrdwd firs. Newly decor gu pd ' loc ation. $1 37 .000 , owner a nx1o~s. great i Br. ga;itge. fnrd yard No_ajls.S7~9646 1'ves f!:l)k , $8$() dnv~ by 418 LaiJ-a .. och 1741 i:ncl gar., pool, dswbr "-·--1A oc1 8300 rinanr111g at 10·~ JUds/pet.s ok. SSOO/mo. HOME FOR R E,NT I Si Andrew~. 642·9666 1 ···········. ... ........ Adult.s 00-5073. vwru ·"" • · 11.'SL lnv.!l!_m~ ~2 1603 2223-A Pomona 645 S480 3 Bdrm S700 I' ent·ed 3 Bdrm t·onrlo. 21'! ba. Lux~ry studio. spa , TV. Spacious 2 Br. 1 Ba 1385. ,._.._RT CIEST 7 U .... IT~ •oor and_646-6238 yard & garage Kids & i•1ew Patio & poul maid service. phunes. 3 Br 1•-Ba u"" Laun· ..-nrv " .. pets welrome Isl mo + S675tmo 960 2187 Sll.S wk 499 22rl _ _ ' ..., · "'"'· Or:ean view 3 bdrm Mn· Loe at e d 1 n a n 1 <' e 2 br. 2•,, ba. 2 yr new ron dep S45·200ll ARl'nl no _ -dry fac., pool. 548·955e do on private eourl neighborhood in He~et, do, view, xlnl. S6SO Pat fee Ltdo S Bdr Sl9$0 mo op OCEAH VIEW! $490 Mo 2 Br l Ba . Apt. Owner will furnish new these units have JUSl ~2ZJ9!.~8225 -lion. ll'aSl' poss1blt• Studio I blk beach" Garage, wuher/d~!!J carpet. $195,000 Financ-been renovated with new C1o6e lo SC Pina Green RENTALS Owner will finance Agt $44·3339 all built-ins. Small c.U., 2111 LC-Hwr. Cw_ ....... good location $32S,OOO To l a I p a y m e n I . : OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 Sl.034 1 mo $1 59 ,990 SARA MARV IN Lowest price in Turtle lngavailable 'paint & roofs One t brookhome,J BR.:J...BA. I Br.I Ba S650 ~ells&t5·9!1:M>.646·5719 S240Charm~it'. bach, OK.,oopeta Onlyly...::,_ Bdrm house wt2 l"ar liv. din, ram rm . en<' 28r. I Ba $700 be h u I ·d old.CaUfor appt. 675-5511 Unique Homes.675-5688. Rock Owner agt . 67s.6000 ~l-8781 or 9~·0457 ~AIDENEIS OMLY! j •VM TBIACE Can you see yoursell 4 IDIM . Fil creating your own rose Sunny, llght·n·bright garden on a spacious lol and new on the market witb lots or room tc with bnck front, side create your own garden and re a r p a t 1 o s . ol Eden. This garden hardwood parquet floor-area surrounds a 3 Bdrm 1ng throughout X Int home that is lastefull) location . less than JOO decorated and in 1m paces from Sl.000.000 maculale cond111on. All homu Realasllca lly ol Ulls is in H1rbor View pnced at S36S.OOO with Hills and waiting for you combination of assuma · I.I. OQly $299,500. ble and owner fina ncing. 675-3411 MEWPOIT ST AITEI Rare chance to own a comfortable 3BR 2 BA Harbor Vu on fee land for only $224 ,950 Ca II ... RCTaylorCo 41 1 \\1'00 CaUnow 644-721 1 /Jn NIG EL QAIL[Y ~ ASSU(IATES IYOWHER 2 Br I Ba, excellent loca· lion plans etc for duplex. S277.000. 640-2439 Coeta Mtto I OJ ····················,-'· FUIDOM HOUS' 3 Br. l Ba . large yard/ $95,000 . . 641·07~1Agt. •U.S.VETEI S Free list of ~ "'"" garage and fireph1ee + yard. 2 ear gar . S850tmo 2 Br. 2 Ba S795 llG CAHYOH ~ar ael 11 5 paa 1 TSLMGMT 642-llGl-s Ix I Bdrm unit s SlSOOdep992Camat1on JBr.140811 S6SO Guard gate romm pets resp emp . - * * Llcatl.OR, w/carporu Owner has 640-6t40 3Br.2 & S90<Hurn Svacwu:. 2 bdrm 1lum ~~1L494"'200 - -sruNNlNG lar1e 1 t:t aAA area and ls molaval -Lt!_ RatSOr Rily 833 8600 rm Oec.ne Home 11250 ~rt leocll 37 69 Br, 2 Ba. Garden Aft-~ L . .a• Small un"'ue 2 Br I Ba ·--,... Pool 710W 1"' .. St ""~tilft ed. Submit your terms .,,. 2 Bd 2 b 1 ~ •••••••••••• •••••••• ••• · · oui. · -.,... ~. frplc . beam tell rm, '• a ul(u ry 640 8511Z, !17!14191 OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br ntE VICTORIAN· Ne.a:~ Woodbndge in g s NO p Jo: T S condo. Pool & spa Near W kl "--k S46S/ 548 6680 UC! $'700 mu L~l' l>J)' J Bdr, & ramll} room. 2 Avail Winter ee Y ly decor. 2 Br w/1arr.:: '""''" side Aspen rm · 83J.7SJO. Ila. bit uis. 1tarage 1 a Month! 673 7813 new crplS " drapes, ~ 3 Br 2 Ba. s pacious HAllOR llDGE 3 BR. I BA. ram room . ranl $850 3 Bdr 2 Ba , sr·sHORE DR. UIS, patio. Adults. Ca~ grounds and patios 3000 sq ft. S200K down din room, dt>n. rv. 2 tar L...,_. ~och 32481 dbl gara)le. bit in~ S7W ~ i.wn 1·5, 636-4120 lyrnewhome llBSK F/P. owner will gar._Sl675imo , Isl t s~c ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.a.COISRE"'LTY $675 mo yrly 2 br Iba. f£7 "G""Victona 1414·_ High assumable lo;ins I ca rr y a t 1 3 •;. a var I Jan Isl Debbie tandmi; view 4 Br :i "' " a_va1!'1.ow_S48 5682 Pnced t.osell ~r/Agt.&4Hi12.5 _ ~0702 Ba . derkin.:. dining PROPERTY MGRS IALIOA IAY CLUI ~lu1dtt JBR. 2BA, Fam rm. Kids area. dshwshr. stove. 675-61 73 B;lch_ Apt Ocean view OK No pets No smi:le:. I mini ul1nds lhru out b d I I Jan Isl 642 t802 Reilll YUAIALIOA LGhfwS. 2200 1795 mo 1392 tialwJy Garaiie SIOS-0 Isl & last 2 t.lrm C"On o poo Ssl......... Youngpeople1·dPoo11 ytour ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lane rPqu1red 964 1661 Jft S625 mo + dt"pt1s11 ...._ r~our"es ea wo 7PM A_dult.sonly 768-7633 I mea."1110 P\•)41..vlw ~ ' V'll f y 4 acres of land Newport 644-1&36 · ~ __ ._.room 1 a or our Beach. OK for Condos. 4 br house, 2 ba . pool . OC~Al'ffRONT Modul.1r le..tifW Area Towllo..l~ME first home. Fresh as a <Xfice or Medical Bid!( fened yd. 2 rar gar nr T)Pe Homl' l> 24 Yr 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Cave l"od f"'lll ~.()pena toflagstone 641-07'1.AJenl "''Pl~··· Nu.mo Sttunty ., m1 pvt, ht·h sayle lfome Tl•nn1s. DELI Ts PlliO $141000 assuma· ---- -"'-...... _.., r h L d vool. 1a1• hrevl.u'\' $950 ~at tz'"k.' Leue option I HUNTINGTON B•:A<.:11 17141494·9957. 497 1377 ~ r~ '"R P•\'r e ar "'-1· · ..... 7· I NW · CottJRe type, rl'dwon<l mo ._ay IV}ftg r an only is available. Price z..., 1 II Ol!! c·or CONDO 38r. 21.oa. IR dec-k. pool. RUJrdi•cl K:ith) 67572114 barely describe this U.500. nerUlhandOlive ma s ter bdrm . ieatto. adlts un ly No lwestl'lifr 3 RR, 2 II/\ nu =::n!.~~e 20~:; tCote Realty! _su;~.000 . .171~1 981 1011 wtb-.ilrony. dbl i:ara~e I dogs From 1775 mn i•arpets p,11nt. lvl\ yd. 1ruo-M ..... Dewrt w/opner. f11>1t'. 1·entral 49931116 qwetst.JH~064tlil189 -:-;r~· Fireplace. central ac lnvestmfttl ....... • 2400 VllC. S750 mo 218.Z Maple §Ir. _climate control. ex· .. 5777 1!05. Ron 979.s370 nr Lt: I HR duple~. nl·can J Br 2 Ba Fresl) pa111t tensive sa:unty system. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• 1184•2086 \U. fp. $65() mo ~52 ~II t'd. nr"' kllrhen. n1'"' Easy <"are landscaping. SCOnSDALI -$ i PM M fo' llA M trM I llrape:. Gar1frnrr & plus a magnificent view. Mc<Alrm irk Ranrh di~ 4bdrm. 2'2ba, frpk. Jll wkn<b ~ aler paid $~~11 mo S299.000 I pallO homt. 2 Br 2 Ba, e0291ec pk1tekhh. 1N11r.e,, home 1 __ Hl-.1 1252 673 3457 IAYSHOllS eompl. furn . $1411,000 I ar • ..,zs•mo -r-"'7-' This lovely old count'"" (2131431Hit04 ~I -.1. .................... Spar 4 BR 2'• bJ "f.1111 ., ---Exec 4br. 3ba. lam rm 3 1 rm pool. 221:? 1lrJlh1•r ~ renects graerous Mobile Home , r1 aer 2 Br 2'' ba 1·ondo. frpk car itar. ne'4> nr oi·i•an ! SOOJ 955 Ol!09 YEAA·AOUHO """" Social Achv111es 01 1ec1or • F'1~ Sunday 81unch • BBO s • Piithes • Plus more GAUT RECREATION· Tennis• f1ee Lessons IP!O & 11'0 ShOPI • 7 Heall/> CluOS • Sauna Your unused items could be someone1s Christmas Sell them with an ad under the Daily Pilot Gift Guide livi ng . wa1'm th & upper.5starpark.Palm A1C. DI W, enc l yard. 2 $13009743420 !Room' 3 RR . 1 BA. NU friendliness in its 3 c:nrinH$5000 963-0307 car gar w11 h door , bdrms. enclosed brick ""T_r -opener Community Mis"-V'-jo 1267 area 11: }arrl. 1mmed patio with spa, Frenrh o.tofeomty pllspa. $800 1 496 o~J ••••••••••••••••••••••• a\a1l $600 mo For 1nr11 • .,. World R.E ' • Hvd•omassage • Swomm1n9 • Goll D11v1ng ~angt' BEAUTIFUL APTS Stnglts I & 2 Bed rooms • furnt5hed & untum•511ed • Aclull L v•ng • No Pe1s • Mooeis Ooen Oa•I¥ '.l 10 o t• • • • OCEAN VIE 2 Br. 2 Ba. deck, Y3J<I: . sec gate s~. 01#.iier 1·630-9440. d~. w~ hnlels & 11 Property 2550 Eside2Br 2•.,Ba attrat' HOMESfo'ORRENT 1•all C>n IH'M In t· glowing ~1replaee Bonus ••••••••••••••••••••••• live new rondo, palm, 3 & 4 Bdrmi; S6SO S700 549-1020 cottage in rear form OJAICA spa fplc s72~ mo Feneed y ards & N;*"}>Ort 13earh \'illa Call 642·5671 nllmt.t'- Cllristwtes Ad-Vkor .. RH.LTORS COUNTIYCHAIM an Newport Heights! A 2-story 3 Br + your own office or workshop I Cozy fireplace in Living rool)i Great corner lot ' ~ner s~ays sell 1 ~·!'reed to m:ive a 10.000. ~... Marsltallllltr ·' 60-0l3S SSZ..7500 MO~ \PEASTSIDE I 6PW =y 15o/eDOWN will finance lo ied buyer Well located, good Jooklne 6 unit.s + 4 car garage + ample parking. Below II t u:ne s gross. c.ITodcry 644-711' /Jn NlfJ[l. QA!Lf~ E. ASSUCIATE S 't513Cu4Pu5Da·IRVINE laws & guests. Call for 2Acres ~ Joy~e Walize. Rt>/Maic j!araiies Kids & pets Ralboa I Hr Iba IO~htt apptlosee. $25,000 631 J.266 welrome Isl mo + dep fl. top nr Tt"rnfii· \'II I Oakwood Garden Apar1rnent1 UMVBSITY P Al IC Detached 3 bdrm, den or 4 bdrm home with large, sunny country kitchen. Seldom available model in excellent location. 642 .. 5200 Beautiful Mountain -----. ~..:..20t!IJ_A_g_rnt.noret> pnvac) S800 mo+ sec I Views Ideal for Horse Nice clean 2 Br 1 Ba ..... _rt ~och 3269! dep. p,1 pt) !172 1717 11 Lovers Will sell I~ or 132 Fenced yard, garage. rw-,.--· A PETE BARRETI .. REALTY Arres Below Market new ra.,,et ' paint .. 1~.4 •••••••••••••••••••••••) msj? 1' Value By Owner Orange, Ho use E j3BDRM 11281\ Newport ~z; •I!.:. 1 L ux u r1 o us Three 1714 I 6411 i382 Newport Beach N. 880 lrv1nP "'' 1nn11 (714) 645·1104 213-456-~73 456 11646 SS 2 S. + s er u r 1 t y llG CAHYOM I lleil(hts $'77!> Lt'ase 1 . •--' LL..1... ,. bedrooms Two baths t I child OK. nn pets Call _.,.....,,.. F.astslde cute 2 Br 1 Ba . ILUFfS I bef I 010 Excll•p 210 garage. large Ya rd Rlchlyderorated Mut ed OCEAN FIOMT for appt oreits gone •••••••••••••••••••••• -....,~.'""·""_a_... ·-3000 •quar" feet 3 bdrm. 3 ha. r.11111h rm I 0 bd TSL Ml!!! 642-1603 $157,500. .... ... 642-5200 A PETE BARRE TI REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ '"" """...,.... """"' "' ~. p\1Spa $1100 Ix. 2 rm, 2 ba Avail -·------Try 100/o DoW11! "SPllHGS" Overlooks IOlh tee of 644 2300 I no~ ·ul Jan 23 Month or WHTlAIE VILU61 SC Plaia Area. 38R. Lw:uryCondo MISAVBDE gol!rourse S2790munth Wlch 7529-lf.6 lmmed occup1ncy 2BA. frplc, dbl gar. Xlot Rancho Mirage. 3 Br. 3 3 bdrm. 2 ba, frplc. Yearly lease '7 Rue Ecntblllff Ho• · Adult only compltx cond.$137,S00.851·9020 Ba . $12-0.000 equity paNouo. l~~~~a28ndalwood Gdrand1V5alee1 OpenSon11 L.owest rent 4 bdrm 2 1 "~;·;:10[ ~1·~~kLt/"t~ Pool.spa.laundry room. Prefer s ml comm '! _.,..,,..,. ay -o see ra ba $9115 llSi 4l4 211 , pallosor decks No pets OllerlMllEltah Irvine, rental prop. Mesa Verde. 4 br. pool, 631-7300,Realtor Si2·0350 ~~a~ Call Jo)"<"e Ga raj!es avall ===-=::=:::-=::=-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I••••••••••••••••••••••• New po r t . Laguna MW crpt 6 paint. garden 81 u tr r 0 n d 0 1 m Bach. S360 OWNER MOTIVATED 4 •-.. och 1041 ...,...._, Owner/Bkr. 'pool sen. S850 -J ma<"ulate' 28H . Wash Ot ... F.-ontDpa tBr S405·S4 1S bedroom home With re-_,.... ir..a... 0 17141347-<1108 546-9950 WXUIY IAYFIOMT w·o Fnd•> Obi ··ar Fum 3 bdrm, 2 ba, bit-2 Br $475 S48S I · f ·1 d •••••••••••••••••••••••Fer-110 B Ba "hbo I .. " axmg am1 Y room in NORTH END ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real est ate exchanie °" .. Kii 3240 3 r 2 wit at s rp 1 ~Mo ~·431!> ms. f1repla1•e Month I~ TSl.M mt 645·8122 ,......, fireplace Located T Bd .. ted holesale cert Av a 1 I. now Man Y -• . o_r "earlv _ 64 S·7S73 ... 1 w~, . . wo 2 rms .. + dJ~anamo-~·wlF to \IS2, lge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• amen1"ties. 53c.oo Mo 2 br. den. 2 ba home ~ i. r ire pl He. poo . p l'I on quiet cul de sac Ocean Views Wel l EXC 1...a L.~L C .J Walk t ht' h P°'I & vat10. d1~hwasher. on street. Near South Coast maintained. Motivated .1.. ITING * asst ol sizes ' clarity, ...._ • ~to Broker67H 912 le ni~prai·\ s 71 c.() .__._. ... , }o; side. all an x lr0 2 Br Plaza and the BEACH owner is readv to move JI{ trade for comm'I prop., 4 bd!m· 2 ba, hv rm., --n ~ 1 " "'P.-,_ aanlen apts •·rn~ ~ S147000 Call 9792390 · tr...L..1...ir...a... Sf'R. a'ncome prop family room . formal 640-SZ72orl 7230601 ~ " • . up!! Fantastic buy!! .,......, -dini bo 2,_ ..--.T HG HTS •••••••••••••• •• • •• •• •• 557 2114 t T......a....... •-----w ·11h o r w a't h o ut 851"""1 (asLforRonl ng, nus rm. "'"I ..-nrvK Co_..."'...t..11·-· WTILU.,., ___..., ~ 1 -v111-... • "' ._.. ,. 3000 ft 19t" Uke new. custom bu1 It 3 ""'"'NA www• •...&.....-1-•-~ 3106 • ·· 2 ..,.. 2 h pool rr .....,...... ......,.. ·"-furniture, 24x64 Green-car gar. sq JV. bed b h r I u..twwllhed 3425 ~'=•••••••••• wr~ •JI•. u. . New Kitchen. great Executive CM home 497-1761 brier Home ln Laguna CaJIJim room, 2 at • orma ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 3 1 b 0 8 1 ll 1 Jn d wdulb. nn p~:. $39S backyard w/3 BR. fam1 $129,500 Seller will pay OC""•"'FRONT M-,.,.-1-Hills . ts .. ..... 979-S370 dining room home Eat TOWNHOUSF. "rid unit . W"t"rlront 3 Rr ., u ., 646 7319 or 673·,_,.. ly room & f'rpl c . costs.The Real F..stalers .c.JY• .,...u ar rucea starpar.. •• .. •••••••••••••••••• T ingareaink1tchen. Bay , ' •• 'uw $245.000. 67S-6000 or 96.U767 Type Homes. 24 hr MIW90rtltecll ....... l'wlllslitd HOMES l"ORREN view sLSOOmonth Year like new 2liR 2IM.din Yearly rental. S975 Mo I AIESIDICOMPOIT ~laft secunty, \'a mi pvt bch Beautiful Belair Mobile ••u•••••••••••••••••• 3 & 4 Bdrm. 167S-$'700. ly lease. 631 ·7300 . ing. Ill pallO. bitkonv C;ill770.o.147 l.1ke nfw t Br up + fishing pier. Cedar Homew/lrontkil, l2xl9" •-It la 3 141 Fen ce d ya r ds '' AC. frpl. !>t>H r lcJn -w c·athedrHI rcilin1t. l!ll~ NIVACYPLUS With this 4 Br. fenced in. pool home on a quiet cul- de-sac In Ea!lside Costa Mesa A beautifu l back yard. with covered patio ai 1 totY f1replac~ m the living room There's rm~• Assumable loans and an anl(ious 11ellfr Only $189.900 Ca ll m.s.no. MrSoCoostP'l•H Collage type, redwood Uv Rm. 12'xl0' Master :::ir.:: ••• ~•••••••••• gar11e1. Kids & pets Realtor. ovcn1. drape• Sci' l(utc. lal»caP'•wlo 3107 loll frplC'. dsh•·li hr. • 12% Dn. assume VA deck, pool. guar ded j Bdrm. F.nclosed patio. welcome. IJt mo + dep. poo . duhh,e. ~auna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 . bbq 3BR2Ba -Lg yrd gate. adlls only. No Near Hoag Hospital Coty House ~2000.A en nofee. Quiet nrl-'wvs S1>70 No Klngslze3 8r"' rrplc & 1111 ron}. pool. ~pa1, 675-1771 .8 .900 499-3816 ............. C<l2osel.3l~~~ . .!~h •·-. 2 Br zu. Ba Pool, HarborView Homes ""°sTIS~ i510794\ bfam ce1hn~~ WO HI) & ii11n1~c or l'll~P~r~ ..,._, .--........ ,.,, SBR.38A.3car Gar. ,.... · 644).S7t9&$)6 l441 ~ctAdult11.NO l •.TS .............. IOU ClASStC Ml rtltedl l l6' spa, tennis. security Cul-De-Sac,Sl400mo 3Rr Near ll:irbor& 19th t"rnm S470 up MtllD ....................... MOIU HOMI ,. gate. Walk lo beach. ans Eves. 760_·0601 an Costa ~frllll 1145 fillllfi 2 Ur 2 Ba 'I' earl~ H.•nanl l'1nri. 26~1 It ~ r I II ••••••••••••••••••••••• 912.1388 ~831·~ 906 Oceun(ront ~24C7 ~COWMH_. SAUS UDO lSLt charming 4 . lllffCMdo 714 67:, 1or.o 11,k fur French ln flu en cf , 2708 Harbor.Ste20S·A bdnn, 2\4! bath. lrg sun· • * • trg 2BR. 2BA 1 level ToWll!w Linda t ustomi ied and prof 540-5917 11)' patio. completely UP· .JIAHUYMSFO•D l.rg Patio. Great Lou I u.t.Nthtd lS25 2 bdrrrt unfurn HJlhoa landscape4bdrm,3ba, 1tadtd.$1100mo.Year· 34\BucllnellRd. lion Xlnt Cond S92S ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS2S yea rl\' frunk Cam r m. Xlnt view EANF'RONT Modular ly.BlllGrundy,875-'161 CoetaMeta 644,7315 HONIOF M.ir~hall .R t•ull\ ASSUMEAITD :.~':' Owntr/ Agt. Type Homes. 24 ti r Want 1ome thlng ittra You1ttlhewinnerof 1HILUCKYFIW 67~4600 _,000 at only 12".4 In· lltt'Wity. i,; ml pvt bch 1pecl1I In a 2 Br. two free tickets ISl8.00 -.., • ._,5 Rent an ro~tu Mc,u"1 r 1 1 teml. There's plenty or .... ,.,..._.. 106f + flthln& plu. Cedar Townhoule, completely valueltothe '"" .,.,....... NE:w•:sr l(lll l·rl 20 Stn111c upt. 11r ri•nt 1" t'OUIU"' t harm In this ••••••••••••••••••••••• rottqe type, red•ood tum? .Mo.780·t 117. ICIFOLUIS& Spac~4 bdrm ,3b3th . Townhome Vll.1.A<i •: Point. 'hurl "'"1k to nt'Wlu 0 decor1ted 4 Bdrm C .. ISTMAS deck, pool. auarded HQl,.eAY °"ICE ram home. New paint & COMMUNITY i & :1 Hr hcM('h & huy. I room & v ul t adl'I only No I .. .., .. u Eiu carpet. Move in ready 21 , n .. 1600 1 .. ,,.1 •. 11 fl hath' 11m k1ll·ht•n,•t11· homtloe1tedon•11 et s~1·u gae, • .-..... ·• I Mobi~bome.Lldo Park ''""" ... $200 "" ... ,. ·' I It I d I '"~" ._.. ._......, u CONVENTIO"" I per month A11t . -J.,.,...;1u•ury (,',ir··,.1,, S..150 yr y. utr 1 u·~ m1· $U'etC in Mna f ar. Spacious 4 Bdrm • _, 1 $700 1~ ~ 111 """ " u,. tm~ BeUffhurry!751·3191 w/bonu 1 roo m • C1 :c.._. Onw•ter,moblle,2bd CENTER . hyctrn luh!I in mu,tt•r ' -Dtt.23·25or ------1 ~u1te. rormul tl1n1nl! R:il'ht'lor. ~ ~1·arl~ •, OCEAN VIEW. Calm Pl•Jtf 1600 •. U>NC BEACH ARfo:NA Balboa bland Waterlronl 1 1 r<Kams. wuml hurnmii hlcick fn1m 11t·t•un :l\11 t: PO;OL. SPA+ GAZEBO ............ •••••••••••• Panoramic Views, 2bd. r....-. -Jan 2 3 Br 2 BL Yttrly rcn flfTplat'l' . mu·ro 111a\\' tblbou Hhd J~,z RDU, c::. ul rooms. View ol fl(# toUtse Imm p,..,,,er • • • __ ty. Owntr·U•lahd lbd r m. S.C. Plaza nn.c-.1n1. o.tf 11•• t••<"Artlltlr ~railL w i l II W E T 8 A R · 1 lmO. ~ _. lll M 770-0347 I 67 ,,.,,.. Buutlful home with n=x"OllTl••cH .• 1..aiuna<>eeanlront To claim tldtet•. call · · o. ovens. r<'n•'l'< 1>allrn• & 5._.. • d ....-n -OJedoSllOO C42·H71, ut. 272 . --a.a u5 ~rdl rmuh· 1'11·1:11111 Calnow.m ·S'nO . · Asaume l17/8~ loan. A ()Ny 10'"' down. Seller to LLSTA 1f Utr)' al 12 r.L J .O. • ; f'r!p!\1 M1mt. 7)1-2111 • • amf&i Hut 10mt tl\l111 1.0 U ...... ""' ctlllil*I ~ 111101 OJCt up1n ... Hl1h vl1lbl11t1' C·J. ' . nctieu mlllt bt claimed .... ·~ livlnie only IS min uh'' --------°'" '48.too. Prin only. Orul view 120 ft Iron· I W.,..M Hw1 Oc11n • nl-1\l view. rrom l''~"hiun 1,..111n1t. 7 c.au Pltftck Ttoore. •Cl = UH '01 •• ·1.un1 I.,.. '11-14ff bJOtc 22..1111 4bdrm, rim rm, 3 1•u m.lnutt'!i to s l' ftlJIJ or . f'or<~la(~icr~od Ail -·-...I n t'• !!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~lll!!!l!!I·---!!*-*=-.:*=----f:.:•r ......... ,mo·. L .. Vfl ,. ....... ,.-uu "' tOOO 1q. . or 1.,. --"" O.C Airport J U'lt ''u~t of Call a bul 10,ClllOmq. I\, Owner 2 Ir, 2~ ba coodo. IO l•HUled Ada ire the · --Newpoft Rlvd 6 im of Dall)' f'ihit will carry Price kidal,.U. Otr, ,.tlo. lftlwtr to a auceftlfu\ Bt.it Jbd + F/lt home San Dle•o "'rwy Start AOVJSOR . 1111,000. Ul·UIO, mG/mo. ·"'mJturt .,. pra.eoryanhale! It'• •11*1!1 2 patloe.2 lrpl, Ina Ill SIOUO • month IQ.Im ...... lloul Ml·UOl·4•1•. tbtd.t?ft'lY\otellrnort W.teatr. 11200/mo. No 631·~39. 2413 Clronitr ...__. .... . _ ~Y!,Colt1Me11a • '* '* • LMrTCHIU I~' Meo Vt•t(h• l>r l:llM11 Mt·i.u You urr the 111·1nnl'f of ; '"'" frtt tk kt•b «S1111111, \llh1<•1 totht• tClFOLLIH& HOUOAY OM ICI Al"<Allt:IM < "ONV.:l"TH>:'<I n :Nn:1t • J)l.•c-23 ~or : 1.mm ttt:A('lf At+t:NA . Ott 29 Jan 2 • Tu rlalrn t1rlirtll. nt( ui ui11 . 1•11 an · 1't'kt"\.'i must tie' rl11lnw ~· llf(· zz. 11111 • •• .l ~ --~ ----------~---·------------------------... ----~---------------------------------------"'""'------------- .· ~· tw•t• """"-Apca lw1h u.tw.. Apar1Mtlh u.tur.. Apcw IMHh u.funt. Roan1 4000 als to Shan 4300 Office Rental 4400 Office • ......, 4400 OHice 1""91 4400 OHke ._... 4400 ·~···················· •....•...••••......•....................•••.•..........•......•.........•...•.....................................••.•..............................•.••.••••••••••.••...••..•....••... ·················•••·•· C..w.s. 3124 CostaMna 3124 ~•leocll lt40 Mtwportleoch 3869 Rm for rent NB pvl hm jr 23+ Lo ~hart• !\pl -.ilh BAYFRO.._.T I WESTCLIFfAREA 2 offices, $6~/mo, ap. 2 om ces + storage & ;.~;••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••• •••• •• ••' kit pnv. M · F $300. non· salTV.' L~rge II<' dt'h \pl , . !""' 700'\q rl rel ail shop now prox. SOO sq rt. ut1ls Incl. bathroom at ulil 375 ft. NEW BREED APTS. 2 • .....__ 2 1 ... Futrushed & Unrurn 1-2 3 Be hr 1 2bd 2b smoke 546-5881 Vin re S290mo &'6 3377 ~ H I nllll' urru'l' 7liO !J4 Ill I a\atl lligh lrarr.c loc opt warehouse. avail S280/ mo 548 · 33 45, BACH 'th LOFT ••10 .-m, Om Bd G • ac ron rm. J . -I l'ht 1\1 • . 250 . rt \l(t 851 8300 Jan I Cheerlul, pnme C94·3ll03 wi ..., · house type garage rm Apls. ym I "''"ler only S670 mo Pree renl ' 2 slon l'usl RmmlWantedlo~hrhw 1 J t~a ~q -oc Al rt 1 J ..;.;..;;..;.:;..;.;;.;..·-----~le, .rec room . pool, palJo W DR~. no pels0 I Jacuzzi . Sauna, pool. I until June ~9 16!12 Jrl home in 118.' p\i ba . & CM S300 mo • •, u11l ~tuh· ~Sl7!i mn l ul~ 1.n AIRPORT AREA S45-0036rpoLol!l'f54_7;.~nne 2'00 sq ft bldg. w/ 5 or-Ja~uui, gas & waler ' Avail Der 21 $450 tennis. \'Olleyhall Spm room I child ok Ill re 5411-32t9eves dd i7!1 \\ l!llh SI ;\pprox 400 sq ft -• rices, 3 BA , lg. work PIUd. Adults, no pets 393 1 8S7-4S.2S. 642.0350 basketball. game room r-C'--A 387.. lum hll' housekeeping Roo · •. 1 'ih 11.)l "'bl $-l!JCl mo 851.8300 NEWPORT BEACH 504 area, ample pk.n&. W. H~mlltoaSM. 645-«t I tlunt. lkh 846-0619 .:>Wt l'lmWme 0 __ _, • 1 b·.. mmale • ~mJ t' r UHu 1• for 1 . , • 12XO ---No Newport Bh·d 350 to CM. nr 19th ' Pla«ntia ~e\·nu dee I Br duplex --••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"' OCtasiona au)Sll· JSR .'\pl ('ostJ Ml''·' .lJ. I ''l IAYRtOHT OFFICE LlOO ft I t 85' $1560/mo675·3S68 drapes, kit Cum. patio . ~-ICE, ocn '1ev.. 2 BR I fn!(ili 1292 A\ all :-lov. f>4f; 5"11:1 ,r~ Witlh ll.ilt•on\ \irporl ()ff1t·c space in Newruirt sq f~Sier:av~g~t c: ...._..,_B,,.U F1 Hcril 3842 :-J • • • "111"1'' ... ..-ITlir."CH ~•u n 242 owertrearl ~ BA. gar. lndr). wJlk lO • l'Wport Bearh Large. Beaut iful U<'l'Jll rrunt 549 38r,2 ~al·h. approx 250 s~ fl 64'-'-'-l-"'IJ""24.;._______ ,.."n,, lliA , APARTMENTS. ·2 Br 2ba, newer apl •••••••••••··~···~··••• shops no pets $42~ pnv rum slu~10 ern ' t•ondo Bal pier Jrl'a ' I $400 mo. Isl & last Con-H.B exec omce. I mi lo AIRPORT AREA &autirul landscaped j Bltms.garage.Adlls.no ~l~:t~el~t vi~~u~~~· 493-2710 t·iem•y S450mo 640-6290 I s:nJ )rl).M Fl\i~2i9H t'i1'l3 Ak~a 11fli<'l' v.1Lh l~l'l John 675 9007 . O<'ean, l750sq ft,approx f\111 service from 90' garden apl.s. Patios or I ~-$485. 64~4837 $615. 213·592·Sl13 · · Mod 3br 2 ba . block lo Hotefs, Motels 4100 3 RR, I BA. z rm' :11 ail otl'Un \ u•11. Kt>i·~plwn 900-l12S &.Y per sq fl , lowesl price ~ClmpUJ Dr. Mullan ~.Pool & Spa, Heal 12 Br 1 Ba . 1 upper, hrh Orean vu, laun ....................... non smoker I.I! \Jn1. .irt•a t 2 uffil·e~ 1>44 >'1 Profl'ss111nal Allorney·s 1n area' I year lease y540-2960. paid. Adults no pets S400/mo. dep SJOO. Refs. LGIJllllCI leach 3841 far1I. SS.SO mo 661 6M2 SEAUJlk MOTEl. I CM ~1 mo t'J ti4~ ;~u;i; 1 ft A•.111 1mmed1olely nrr1re suite 1n South ~1~ Clfice in COM . 2nd story BACH • S380-S385 631·3725 •••••··~··••••••••••••• Adult slud10 SlO\le WKI t· l ... I rves $l:!5 J>1.'r mo 85 1 'l<IOO Oran~<' County is seek· Proress1onal orr1·ces ror walk·up. easy access. Ocean View Deluxe t & 2 . · · Y ren a 5 now '11 ai b I caJlle'l$. drapes, panel· l BR SOS 2 Br Townhpouse No Br AplS N~wly deroral· refrig. ultls, S2fi01mo SI OS & up Color TV !Non smkr shr 1Jvl Ill' vu E. 17ttl STREET 10!! l'Ompall e pro lease Rerepl1on1st. 450 tt ~J V• BA d SS05 pets. Mature adults on-ed. refrige dishwasher ~ove in 1420. 492 0180 Phones in room 2274 hmm La~un:i w >"~ ~· :111111 "'l rt rn r ll·a'c ~~~~:!~~te~~~~s :~i:u~s phone answenng, xerox. mg. 5~$-5444 ~ anguar 540·9626 ly.$425/mo 7~W.18th. disposal, heated pool: s...... Newport Biid l'M t•xer S325 1 •, trt 'l'll•nt) of parkmi: 11 • • seeretanal. S2SOtoSSJS ----'--'------St 646-9SO'I elevator. sublor. prkna r ....: .. tn.o ll, 71 646-7445 499-tt81 ' hit>< t.. to W l'!d di ff lant~ insurance broker. mo 831-S333. 30101 Town Custom executive office, 2BR1Y. BA $495 ' .. ._.,..... 1 1n\'estment counselor. c 400 sq n Pvt bath with -w.w·1·1son 631· .. 83 1 Br 400 sq fl large S8SO&up.Call494·8083 ........................ HES> A PLACE? Male or remak need ru.•lom 1nll'ri11r i c~i~n h · I ·t l enler Dr. Laguna sho~•:r ·Balboa P•n1·n . ..., "" · --2 B R · W kl R· • · Ht>·111' to moH• 101 l'om I P, )Sm u~is · rerrui er Niguel -.. .. . lllJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j..,_.. rd . S 3 5 O I mo 2 sm slud1os nr Main r llPl · new 1:arpet. eas el' Y alts male female, 2.~ 111 :i:. ' · ~u ll serv11:e suite + -"'----mi 642 4623 "" 2 13 / 9 2 7 · 8 0 O I or Bea~h S325 & $400 Ulll encl gar. S500 Isl la~l ~L.~henettes Phones yrs. 10 share 3 h1lrm 111 1.~~lllH' rJltt» tall Hob .• unemties. athletir rlub Medical oHtce for rent in ~-· .· . 21J18Ql·3095 Tom _ incl. 494.3044 Sl.50 dep ~2-6476 Z Channel Mu,·1es Newpori lle11?ht~ SJJ.:.I + t•lt i&.KI f)'ee parktn!! Ca II Cor NB Nexl to hospital Se!l lhinp rast with Daily 2bdnn b -2 B C d l Sandpiper. 1961 Ne-. port ulll 642 1175 "'-II di 612 56711 . 951 3555 I Phone SS6·9603 Pilot WaptAds. FA.MILYAPTS. l650/~:'c!'it'~~~~:8!i 1:;,.~ew. rentral heal, do~ta~~s.01.,,u&! ;1;:r RI Cosla Mes'!645!1137 F roomma tr l'll'an.' ' i l•'llf.mi. • • nn1.i.; •.•••••••••••••••••••• ~l. ·751•4293 garage SS50 4!12 8218, llm• on Npl Bt·h S9U wk qwet. ref~ rt'Q. man} • • • • • Sl>frklin& clean lg apls D..a P -3126 493-7762 I Pine Knot ~olel 6302 W amemlles S300 mo p Jl • ~i~e: p::~. ~~a~ •••••••"!:'!•••••••••••• ~~~~ ••• !~.~~ 2story rondo 2 br new PCH.NB64J·0440 ts'72.800 • 8 DAY WEEK SPECIAL • pd.'Nopet.s OCEAM VIEW PO carpets drapes. pool.1VacatiOltlentab 42SOjNB Prof genl. ~111 ~hr • • \ 2Br2 Bl SS~ From Dana Potnl most PAii NEW RT lndry. no pets. a\ ail I 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beaut hm "' ~Lra1~ht • 3 Lines 8 Ooll1rs • Jl8W Wilson 6315S83 sremc blulf. like nev.' couuw.y ClUI $475 rall Jim. 661 3806. OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br adull o' r 30 S375 • 8 Days • ---=-'=-.........::c=..:..=:.::. "'"' eves Avail Winter Week i~ 76().0802 • • 2: Br. Condo nr s C Be the rirst orrupanl' LIVING Monthly 613 71H3 It<; PctS\i lo place your 8-Day Weel<. Classified by mail and it e Plua. S.A. Pool. Spa, Only 4 un1ls, 2 Br Barbelors.1&2 bedroom Apartw.lttifvntished Roommale v. ..1nte1l • T f I Tennis. SS80 Adulls, no w rrptr & 2 Br w den apts&lownhouse.s orUwfwftished 3900~ Ka1lua, Kona, Hawa11 Newpori Pl'nn •, blat·k ('O~l'i fll'>I $8 -that Sonly a dollar a day1 0 Qual1 y Or th1s • Hurry for the best view ! FromSSJO.SIOOO 644 1900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2unils. each sleepi. 4 lObearh • ~pecial Of fer you must be a non-commercial user offering I pets. S62S to $675 Adults. no S E D ~5 4002 for brorhure 675 SH.i aft ti 00 h • &4l·H60or 646·4911 pets Da ys 643 0212 . Duplex. upstairs 2 Br. j Aw I N 1PalmSpnngs area (Mon Roommale Ft•m tu 'hr 2 • merchdnd1-:,e for s a le UP to SS per ad. and t e price must ~ 2Brl8a,nu .c/d/p,,au. Wknds661·6441 Ba.frplc .garaJ:e Near VILLAGE l lereyCC>rondo3BR2 Br oreans1de NII S:l2!1 be in your ad The cost stays'lhe same whether your ad • ~ ~l~n.z:w~t~!~~ Quaint 2Br. 2Ba. studio ~~s~:::~ngA~r:I~.~ New t&2 bdrm luxury gaj,ru;n w a~1u1m Isl & last !lti:I l:tfil •• neeO'l e 1qht days selling time Or just one • M.5-181.9 liv rm. lg kitchen. refng, pets. Musl have ref's adult apls m 14 .plans 1 o · enn i~ a' )'. 644 2000 • wshrldryr, dbl car gar, Dr i "e by 6 t 4 ', Bdrm from S490. 2 bdrm v.eekly & monthly rates M r room;.ile~ tu ,hJrtt • SpaHding clean 2 Br I'• palJO $495 mo. Ok 9·4. ClubhouseAve.49-C-6303 from S570. To11.nhoust' H all 714 558 8001 hOITll' 1n CdM $2:!5 l>l Use one w ord 1n each box AbG)ut 4 words make one • :8aid."':~rJ;~_cet'5 ~t!11~ 549-1.343, 631!_166 Oceanrront for Wmter rrom 5640 + pools. ten 9 5PM. ask for Ma rk lasl Call 76118620 e classified line of type M1n1mum ad' ~ 3 lines Please print Chi) ... ~ OK, no PA'• Deluxe 2brs, 2bas. rrptrs. Renlals. Furni·shed & nis. waterralls. ponds' MAM MOTii CON no "" plainly • w""' ... ~ I • n75 S600 Gas for cooking & heat I br & lorl. at Chair 15 M r • Nun smkr. 111 ~h.r ' • 1960WaUace 642-4905 w ocean vu .., · I uruum. Broker 67!i-4912 ing paid From San Reserve now 673 9377 3BR WA. ('Ondo nr S < • 2 Br garden apt. Pvt mo.496-0271 ;833-0666. NO FEE! Apt. & Cond~ Di f)' d ' N lh -Plaza Jaruw Sl9~ nm • r------------------------------, patio. gar, laundry No 2 Br 1 Ba enclsd garage rentals. Villa Renlals. ego wy "'e . or No Tahoe l'Ondo. 4 Br 5 ~ 1217 SS6 7608 X~J • ~-1 sml child ok. $450, & yard. Lots or grass. 675-4912 Broker ~enBe.:~1 ~~ ~~~:~~~~ j ~n Tto ~;11~ar $4!iO llelp' Mother & son 1H•rd • I I • ~9860 SS00.33S62BlueLanlern EA.STBLUFF lb I to Seawind \'illa~e w · om roommate Der 20th lo • I I 21if. w/gar. S4l!i. New 496-3354or496·9230 quiet area, sing[~·a~l: <7141893-5198 Indian Well!>. Sandp1p11r ,hr rondo homt'. In • I I I carpets, water paid. 2176 ~eanview 2 Br 2 Ba cnn-no pets SSOO/mo. 644-4767 iiiR. -l C;r Gar t:dM VIiia. part1a I ly furn M r. non-s mk r S27:t I I • "E" Placentia 636-4120 do. WtD. pool. Lennis. Oc rrt L 3 B 2 b Newl y Deror at ed Seasonal 640-SS48 Hm 1157 4971>, v.k • s. 00 I 1-SJ>M. Stt gale. encl gar, S600. ean · g, r. 8 Adults Only No Pt'b R...tak to Sh~ 4300 642•0377 I • I 642.9712 upper. 2 car gar. fpl. yr-• I I EASTS JOE. Sunny 2 Br I y. Sl 200 I mo N B SS00 Mo 640-6736 wkdJ_s ••••••••••• • ••• • •• ••• •• Gcraoes 10 10 • bugedeck.1arage.S400 ......... leech 3140 642·3443 R ---4000 Dana Pt Large 2BR . forlent 4350 • I • I • Adults, no pets 5411·0165. • ...................... Balboa Island Waterfront OOftl5 I 2BA Rel Whl M S2SO +-....................... , I I S. Sanu An•· SC Plaza, Deluxe poolside xtra 3 Br 2 Ba Yearly ren ~~";;;·;;hM~;;•j·~· '1 ut 1ls. 1st & last Easls1 de. Costa Mrsa • 1 '1~.20 I • l •Br adult. centr air. large 2br. 2 _ba. bltns. tal S975 Mo Call 985 No Parihr ~o~sl l 493-008'7 Garaiie. I O ~ 16 '2~ • ' . pool $450 1 dswhr l"'a miles beach TI0.0347 Hwy. Laguna Bear h * * * I S7S mo 180 2l!-l ~t I 15.IO • pltiocl.: 1as' /wat:!,3htg Agtn Adlts. no pets. S4SO mo b be Daily Weekly K1lrhen C "•Of..• ir.ir. M "DDY Da)s 646·4262 i•\ l'' "' • I ~-----"-------'-----_.... ____ __,,__ ___ -'4 S36-8J62 Steps to l e ach. 2 & 3 ' • -..,.;11: A wltnds645 9547 961-0222. No fee. Br. frplcs . yearly Im-availab~ow Wtnler I 16121 Pit min Ln . -• • I Add $2.60 for each addttlonal llnt for 8 ti met PQOI, adults, no pets \KY gas r ac 673-250'1. Balboa Inn S90 & up You are the winner or ar mo Blvd & Mc Fadden kl K h 770 0347 / 2BU8a.$440.1Br 1375 ~~ tl,;BApd~ +Be~ marulate. $650 & S77S ~4~· llunllngtonBearh IG~rag~m Coron.i 111'1 • I Ssvage Wilde & Co Adlts/ nopel5 893.4894 Quiet 2 Br 1 Ba garage. wee y 1lc ennelle, l two rr~ hckels !Siii 00 __ • SG4470or 67H606. -. patio, pool. Adults. no oceanrront 675-8740 valuellolhe OffkeRental 4400 • I Publish my ad for 8 days starting _________ _ 1!.1~hi;. ~t!1 ~5.~~ ~ .. ~;ocr ~~~801 "H" isth. ~~va~~r::~s~~ ~~mc~ri H~:~~~~.~E ;;t1·w;;tri~rr·r:·i·w·:,;; • 1 Class1f1cat1on W.Bay.548-9516 6761Jardines OCEAN VIEW deluxe 2 arter6pm 548·6892 • ANAHEIM finanrlal inst 7000s ( ---------------------Be~utifully landscaped. Huntington Beach Br 2 Ba. deck. yard. XTRA LAR GE ROOM . CONVEN!ION lst.noor A enlS4l 5-032 e Name ______________________ _ qt1iet, adult complex. You are t~e winner or brick rrplc .. gar , Available in E11sts1de CENTER NEWPORT • carpet, drapes. pool. two rree tickets <S18.00 s E c U R G ATE C.M. ror remale to rent. Der 23·2Sor nt41HSULA Address patio, enclosed garages, value) to the SlllO/mo. or lease opt. Many amenlllts includ LONG BEACJI AR ENA Spacious executive or • ------------------------ lllllndry rac. 1400 Up. ICE FOLLIES & Adults, Sunset Bluffs on Ing; private bath. en Dec. 29.Jan. 2 fices across from City • City Zip ___ Phone _____ _ 642.-l>lS. HOUDATOMICE Pacific Ave . C .M. lrance, high beam ce1I To claim tickets, call Hall Allser\lices nvailo ANAHEIM l-6»9440,642-8808. 1ngs. W/D & kitchen 642 ·5678· ext. .272 · bl l I' F 2'" • Check or M.O. enclosed 0 Bachelor $325 /mo. 2864 CONVENTION 1 with large tort & extra priv. S285. mo . 642-5457, 1'ckets musl be claimed e, 'opt ona rom ,_., ~1;;_~40 aru CENTER ded:. 7S&-0414, 759·1°'2. after6 PM. by Dec 22. l98l ~~~~!~~ ~~ rf::~:ll~~e • Charge my ad to· ao. 1 br. dplx In quiet Dec.23·2Sor 3bdrm, 2ba. patio, 2 blks 2 nns on Balboa Island, * * • ~red.ca.11673-3002 • • are courl for n on LONG BEACH ARENA w bch. S750/mo. Vrly $250/mo + utlls 120•-, Roommate to share 3 EXECUTIVE O .... # _______________ Exp. ___ _ Dec. 29-Jan. 2 673-3728 Agaw. 613-3873 bdrm. 2 ba duplex Old • ~Iler w/prev re'!!, al To claim tickets. call "'--.. ·T 3 B 2..., B Beaut new walerlront Corona del Mar. $350 mo SUITES • .-..154W. l'llh541·38~ 642-5671. e xt. 272. ,..,_...,,. err. r 1 + 1; ulil. Male. remale. IN LMr 1e 1 BR , 1 BA Ticket.s must be clalmt'd condo. h11lc. 1ar. $675. home In Newport Pror non SIT)(lker Age 25-JS. HlllTAGE • 1'•1Uide. Upstairs byDec.22, 1981 Af.•t-6396 person over JO, non 7S9·1S72 p• """ 0 # ___________ Exp. __ _ ,. &...-..a ....... "-smoker, dean laving --• F(idle. Avail Now ~. •,,Jt * _ _,, -~Y References. S400 mo + Lady to shr mobile home . New luxury Orri<'e spa ce L------------------------------~ MAll•SWAUC S700/mo.3Br.2 8a.Apt. tst&last61s.3'733. reas.rent .nireforre· In Irvine 's busiest •• 1'Aii 1 , A1J.:111M~~ ~;,r5 I. 2 ' 3 Br. Townhouse ~::·~:is~a~~~~%ci NB. Batt Bay $160 mo IJred lady 497 2004 renter• Euy frwy ar • r········· WE'LL PAY THE POSTAGE Ape, Patios, sin1te at 1 ...... ,e,blocktobeaeh yng. woman. non Pro( Mtoshrrurn2BR ress. Avail now • Call 1 Br. &alum. $380. 1 Br. double car caraaes, .;;;!:/ smoker Condo. $200/lst & last + rordetaib • : -=~ ':;11~n~:~ C:Nid!"o:t ·.;~our. TSLM&mt. 842.1603 846-~ ~~.fil::1$48-4401/546-4370 551·1231 640·423!1 • A.->. . . VERSAILLES corner l'Um room in C M quiet •DEL.UH OfffCES• I I I I i I I' 2! 1 BA. POOLSIDE 3BR. 38A. Close tho Pentbous~. 2 BR. 2 BA home for wo rk ing M/Floshr2br,nrbeach. From 1 room to 14005q • • Well l1ndicepecl ,8eadl.fl'95mo.90416t $750. J)fnon.notunder30yra jac, gas BBQ, rrplc, flF'romSl.l5uq.fi .No • t--- &" £ ...--~~--~~~---~~~---., ~ BUSINESS REPLY (ABEL ~ urtyird, carpets. Stniet.m-193 675-3787 old.548-5804. N l8ch.673-l95$ lease requlrtd. Adj ....... Mah.a onlJ, no 2bdrm, $370/mo t:ncl Alrpor1er tnn 2172 Ou • -. lllO/mo. 541.427. 1ar,yrd,kldatpeuok. NEWPO RTHGTS Need. llW"tl ,. .. h ·' pont a: 30-11 . 30 e ..... t. ~. I Bdr, g1r11e. """" Wh1 83J.3223. &40-1814 Jllr,AHU.nopeU,new· lBr.AduJuonlY. Upataln bachelor, quiet for Christmas buyinf? 17THSTIHT • UJ g !! t: < w.111c • .iovetrdri1. encl no pets. • ... 00 COST" MIS" • "' -... ... 75 ma nr water," mo. • A tcn.t1'M410 ..... ~:"': H ,1 + aec., utiJ Incl. na.as §en your uttneeded 2 or 3 room om ce •ult.et I "° lfbt. I br, urptu .sw~---.m .cont 1 with 1 A/C,plentyorprtc1Ut11 °' 4r\pei. quiet bldn ;, prtv patio w /t toraae Shont. JBR. ZBA. c~~~d u~r ~~ Incl. Avail. now. Call • u (Ill) Ot·U-17• or llMd, • Ur)IOrt. K.14• ~7~.~~t~P"M: RtaJonomlcs 8758700 I ... ~ no pita am. mo. •1'm Dally Pilot Gift Guide· Shatt 2 otc tullf)n pr~ • I .. -.JdHte 1 bdrm. CllJl toS,M/P7~Jlf1 ' lltlpouuU,,Ort area l'U • I --prqt. Y1rd, I 1R. 2 8A 14jacttSt to c..rPeA1•t Caft &42.171 ... ft. For dttlilt cell • : ... al 01. .. ... eowll, lice YU, no v...w.. z lldrm I be, ILn.Qa. I n·-:.oHa.Jl~--!!J1!!;7JI~ ~ .... r1,,.U/· NP#$,pe'-t ... per ....... .., aq. ft ... , .. Verde • I Fl ~ST Cl AS~ PEllMIT NO I) CO\TA MESA (AllFORN .. POSTAGE WIU llE PAI() 8> •OOACS/\H Orange Co11t Dilly Piiot Daily Pilat 8011560 330 W. 81y St. Co1t1 Me11, CA 92828 .. ·------------- r-;o;OSTACE NE CESSARY If MAltrn IN THE lJNITEO STATES ' I I I I I • ~ ,, .. ~ ; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ............ 1 f.!!•t . ltl•ttlttl -.O.Homrb Clahf ........ I ... !!!f•(JIJ)~ 5lTW ,MMlD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t • .. Orange Coast ONLY PILOT/Thurtdey. Otctmbtt 17, 1981 .~l!!l~~----1~ Trwt IOJI .................. !?!! ~~~ ..... !!., !."!t!~ ..... ?!~ ........... !! .. ~~~~ ..... !! .. :.~!.'.' .......... ~!~~ ~r= .......... !!.~ ~ .. ! ............ ~ . ........... •••••••••• tor tout r.lu1tJoo with ...i.. b1~ otfkt aul1t RfX:!PTIONfST • • • ft>)'ll ' cl"\AMr, 1lrla' IO", * * I IUY * .!~·R~HAS HI for • Jl('Ol O'.IHHlt Sttvt A creative Human Resource• a:.-.1m111t.Xlotben TYPI--..... aul'9U men'• 10 apcl, Jadin' 3 Good·-~ .... _ ..... - (U ., E '°'ftl· IOK "'· 10.C "5-14211 M . .. ..... QI --"" ~--T• -...... "-· No crtdil '·No penalty • anager will have the opportunity to • ul. H B aro Laauna Hilla Le111 2206Harbor A'"uca--01 I •W.. ~A.Jsoc.$41 uez Wiier. ts Aqua·Therm, estabflsh a results-oriented depart· ..:;.an~m.;..;..:.;1._____ firm Reqwm 1enera1 C:O.talln1 ~.uc.wy bile. TUNT adlorSIU.rorvou W!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llJ!!!l!!l!lllllllll!l!!l!!ll~I Ion co Corp .. Herb ment aimed at meetlna employ .. "'s' ._. __ ... L otflce 11tll11, accurate You att tht winner of TURI £ROOM ETER. MAST9S AUCTIOM ~~ --Douthet! Call 49UW ~ Sk' • ..,.... --"" t y p I 1 t • o t-f-"~--ttJI oo cue. ·-.. modd S$o&) ~•Ofnce. W01q f\ __.,, n.:"CUS; ills i~ m~rlt compensation, SPICIAUST minimum.' c~ll "!1rm•. v';iue)\;;tb;"m ~~-· 64' HN, nJ;f6JI Mtaa VcrdtAtta ,... ... , Slroni •ucceuhal prof ben~r1ts. organ1•at1onAl i.. ... h1v1·or and Noo-n•n"eo·~•-d ... ~,.IZS Lall a..._. man deislres to meet it· c i l " "Id '1Cb h W ..-mi ~ 1 ... -.. Wln1low for appoint· ICIPOLUIS fl &y'a Schwinn 10 1pd, f IUY M.MrTUll t ~I --....................... lrld.ivt aenaual ladl11, ommun ca ion wou e elprul. o.!:Po~~:/.~~. ~&17·1080 ' HOUOAY OM ICI aoodcond 186 Les 957.a llOft bs:P:e~~e~°::n 6 1 c-• 1100 lMO. fot' lwich or dinner Proeressive, dynamic company needs Lacuna Hllta 7eH2.SI ANAHEIM m ~ a> aotu New. • Lov· fnmt.IOOaq.ft ,f7SOmo ........................ datu Pluae call a take·charge. humanistic leader. ColtaMaa5"0.I026 tllrl'POSITION CONVENTION Srhwinn Cn&iaer White Hnta saa Sleepera. 173.1401, 1eo.-.o. P lease send res ume.and salary re· Huntlnaton8chH2·Wl '1N.Ll CENTER Walla wtheavy duty Sitt FACTORV'57·S70I Xlnt •1:f loc:. on Balboa "* •II S.-.lcH 5360 quJrements to: ARMY Dynamic ules po11tlon Ott. 23-~ or rima. 1100. S46·S5il __ Pvt Salt. Retlrtna. SeU· P ••••••••••••••••••••••• Box 1002 BEAU.YOUCANBE lnhi&hluhlonjtweltry l.ONCBEACHARENA Mo1ober 1ne, s up•r ln1 almoat complete t'll., al foot' 1uto tref· line. lmpreu1ve earn· Dec. 29°J1n 2 "' new the Balboa Ferry ••MIW•• Dally Pilot Med. Sec'y, exper • lnfts Open i ng in To clalm lltketa. call mir11e. 12 spd, 23" quality ha eh Id P l r G ,•••"tSISP• t l b II 1 t c rrame , almoat new!. fumlnahJ01t. UNI n ront. real --"' C""'ta Mesa, Ca. 92626 mus · ns. 1 g, x n a fornlo uea. Onl" 642·5678, u t. 272 . pl f ... AAL •-u G d "" .._ ' 1 H B ri , s 2 2 s . 8 3 3 . 6 » 3 0 ....... 52211. * tee or uuua store, art • ~ 11 u I e. r a n ._.. SI · · · 1rea &e oua & proresalon1l 'ncllets m1111t be claimed ,hop, office, ttc. $600 ,.~ninll! 2819 Ntwport M7·ml. need inquire. by Dec. 22, 1981 <b'.!fM3-0J7tvea KJNG INNERSPRING rm,m.ZIN3.673·!930 Blvd, Newport Beach. Cashier, Full or Part· Fruit Dalt Clerk . Small,Mortcace 642-5457 * • * Girl's 24 " A1uk1 . xlnt EXTRA flRM maur~u ...... ~s 673·C>e48 . Open 8AM · tl~.Colt1Me11,Hunt· Raortl.nLaeunaBeaeh. Rapidly expanding Call after6PM rond.S120. aet.neverllltd, wol1h _ ... I ALOM 4AM. Master/Vin. lngton Beach ' Senta Good Opportunity. ,. 0 rt a I a e c 0 American Oak Curios 962·4263. ~.Uc. Pde!. Never F\Jll\I ""WPN>d. 3 sta· G' f An A ••• .,. c bl t s 7S p ....... .. .. tion' ~.. ~ 1ve yoursel a Tr8¥11 5450 a rea ..... -44vv or tN-7g Representln1 Many Sales " ne . 4 orr SCHWINN RMX BIKE ~ queen u, wo ... rm . Coet1 Mesa l3SO Christmas bonus ....................... &.13-31~. A.air. !or Ann. Gener/i Oflk e Group. Anxious S &r L's, Ptnalon lliLIST•TI Wuh Basin-Pllrher set, SIOO Minibike 3....,hp u•· c:ldoftly, SUI d._ S48·S804 -sell unneeded n..Y FREE! Pan Am 2 CASHIH Medlc:aJ Ina exp Pref. Fllodt ' Private lo SALIS" ~~:~entaJ Vase. 115. Sl25. Both like new, •Ulll borne 75"·7»0 :. ,.~ i...1 items in the ror 1 coupons. IJ cou_n. HOUSIWAll SALIS Good Appurance " ve~to~~ '1 eek1ng ex f\n1u1c11l firm II seek· ~~ MUST U -re-triu. Hawa ii S40 F\JU /ti A 1 Peraooallty a must! penen~,,.. oinagtswlth Refrigerator, Cold Spot, &y's 2.6" used crwser, W1lnut mirror, larat .... 4475 Dai~ Pilot 831.Jllll Cro or J'. dml!. PP 0~ Salary 0 pen C 111 a rolJowln&. Call Jim or 1n11 Individuals with cur-rrostrree Sl.50, portable xJnt rood., rully lie. & re· dble dreuer. 2 end. ... "•••••••••••••••••• .. I ::t I irn::(w!."tr~ra{>tN. Bl MPM. . Unda. &s1•s rent real estate"lkense & wuhing machine Sl95 red S7S 5411-1021 tables $250, Simmon» C l Pr011erty 2 Br. 1 Ba Gift Guide ! :t9'J_ -833•2066 experience In 2nd trust ~-4lU hoµst ID hillh traU.t' flt,.~ CASHlll .. • • d e t d s . w e 0 f r e r -------&>ys lG-speed Olympiad yellow girl's dreuet aria ol Westside Costa C•I 642·56 71 •-•••••••••••••••••••• ~ral MUI& IGlUMD gtnel'04.IJ commission + Antique Sale: Trunk SI 10. 17111ch frame $65 SI 00. w a In u t db I~•. Mesa. Temfic for Anh s..-. HOUSIWAll SALIS ATTIHTIOM 514 Narcllsus guaranteed mo nthly wuh atan~ S2S4. table ___ 494·7978 dreu er SIOO. brown S ..ctosllforo ..._.. 7005 F\IUorp/tlmt. Apply. HOUSIWIYIS Coron1delMar eanungJS f'odurther1n· SW.balt~rs tableSl2S. vi nyl lov esut Sl2.S ir'1ire.hr!~ ~~l~~~t~~tg c .. r I It"'. s ....................... Crown Hardware. 102' lmmed open1na for You are the winner or ro pluse call Arlene 429Begorua.675·0178 Wldl.JMtlhriohlOZ ..;;1148-=-':M.a~'------ Xlnt parking. Will dis A~VJsor S.31.90 WEEK. Christian Irvine IWestcliffl NB. p/limt 11lt1 clerk to two free tickets ($18.00 ~at 759-1515 G1ant Ch.nstmasSale •••••••••••••••••••••• Mnt aecrifk.f ~remodeUngtoswt."".:=======~I J>re&ohool. 320 E 18th CATER ING Ser\ICt work In pboto drive· value>toUae ScubaCertifiedDiver ruruw/2rabulous NOW36'/FT Rust Herculon quete Approx. 900 sq. rt. ex I-St. Costa Mesa. Sptcial needs r ood P rt P through atort. Must ICI FOUJES I For un d•ruoater hull ESTATES that 111st ar· Redwood 2x6 aeck1ng, lude-a bed n.rfect cond eluding the y ard SCUM-LETS Program.646·5"23 ~orkers A~ hr. Part bavepleuant personali· HOUDAY OM ICE clearung, "'kn';,wledge or = 1PnctS ~v.e nev~{ 4-31' long, also redwood 1250. ·2 .;leker head'i'" S5Ql/ax>. 71~S629. ,,. W-.d, 1015 ll"'!~. s. ,.. .9 JOA M ty 6 desire to learn this ANAHEIM boat.s &r boat hancthng ower ere se · fencing. Lowest pnce boards DI Marble tosi ' Hl~WEIS ... ••••••••••••••••••••Loris Kitchen, 3077 S. racin1Ungbualness Ap· CONVENTION ~lprul, 10_30 hr week ingto thtbarewallsfor guar Jim o r Ken for dm rm table $300. >t t WI ..... 4500 IUW Mature Exec. Stc'y, n HarborBl..S.A.979·0747 ply 1t: Clk Photo, 2188 CENTER lf!7 7~ this rabulous event anytime,6469885 84&-3'46 r;;;·M~~~·1;oo~~:rt'i~~ flaunt-Robot -perienced in all olhce Ion . _ Newport Blvd . c. M. Dec:. 23.25 or Le1su.re World Co11J111n c-,.. 1 Oiea __ t_or;..;.._d-ra_w_e_n-.-1-ri-p-le"'", " Olden -Layort runctions, desires P IT Cltild rare/It. hstkpm11. I 6'2· 1Z70. LONG BEACH AR ENA Set> •Ct'fl orflce, gd phone menl!!, 23S95-G Moulton L-1--t 1030 dustrial Spare 30' rt . BUY FOOD luld 2 30 5 30 M F "---a1 Labo De 29 J manner Salary Sl.000+ Pkwy. Laguna Hills. ..,...,...-"' mahoa light. SIOO; pec10 ---"-67~3~·5340~ ___ 1Supermarkets have empl 979-9621 r. ·: · · OC· """'..,,-r ' c. · an.2 Typin~ rl"Q. Xlnt bt'n 77~7626. .. ..................... credenza Basset $12.S. great success in selling ~W.t.cl 7 100 cas. ov er ntte. own Golf storage P IT , To claim ticktts, <'all 557 9616 Complete dar kroom, Chlld'acheatofdrawera Storage space nr Harbor dishes , pots, pans, toys •-r t rans. 833 81 17 o r private Country Club 642 -5678, e xt 272 -Rugs, Oriental. Main enlarger . everything w/mirror S7S. AU in t'X• &r Baker. approx. 3000 and clothes 1 figured out ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·5338 Call. 644·5"04, 8 :30am~ TickeU must be l'la1med SECRET AIY Land China. 1930. 9xl2 & needed. $450. 640 8171 celJent rood. 953.4090 • sq. ft.~ per month to wim. No one can arrord Acch IK-ft•..,_ & CL,_., 1.:.nm Tues·Sal. by Dec. 22. 1981 T r 3 d e ma o a . 1 n" lOX14. Browns & beiges .. rmnth. 54.9•8181. "' p .......... !l;R" " ~ • h r I Cah eOl5 3 pc: bedroom set, queeQ -'-;.;.="-""'~=---1 io BUY FOOD Acch av-* * • publisher needs super wit so l paste ar rents. 1250 sq. n. Front orr1c:e, . 1WO GIRLS REEDED. Organized, ambitious. HAIDW All SALIS reliable or1ta111xl!<I hard F1oral geometic design ••••••••••••••••••••••• size bed, xlnt cond. S3S0, large rear d oo r .. roo1 5150 Handle all details. Busy irotivated penon for a Full lime . Apply In MUISISAIDIS .. _ .... r h 11 646-2388eves CFAKlttens.topquahty orB/0645-2147 · S41S/mo 1240 Logan •••••oo•••••••••••••••• I t t' F/I' general oHice pos1· Person , C rown Ntedtd needed for Pm '""'"er or r a l.'ng1n1< -~malayans $200 & up. MOVING: Hot Point ' rea esta e accoun mg u·on. Hill. D""'l"'·on •. Hard·ware. 3,07 E. Coast interesting Job No Ant1aue oak dresser , s 5 112 ••. A¥-t. C-.M. Days 540-9352. office: Refs Tequired .... -..AO "' ca. Shilt ln Conv Hospital h th d H 1r ~ •· h • .,,.,. iame e " "' up· Rtrrig. $200. Antique • • • C r •-~ 67• ,. .. 2 Hwy CdM ,. _ _.,,,ed r s or an . a yuur wim1rror "' urp, __... ·-..._..., , Ev-......,0681. o mmut1ng r o m A.va1·1. 1·mmed. R.C ~ ,,..,... ~· · ""''"'' prterred Xlnt t llbe · ,rm..,,,.,,, ---wood d-k. large, ... "'.-· ' _ _,.. 1me 1111 ma inttuning _Very nice cond 675 8753 "'" .,., Norwalk area to Costa Taylor Co, 64().9900 DtUvery men over 18 for HOUSECLEANERS benefits with insurance t d 1 "'--10 .. 0 957-3114 CA.-4550 u (21 --'L-""'-=..::..:..:c..::.=..;.;___ •-i .... I M t•omp~ enze rirru a Deco Walnut venee r ~ .. i.=..;...;.;;.::.;.. _____ _. --r ... esa. 31 864·5468 L.A. Times to homes in Fiex. hn . PT /FT. Own "..,,.y· uo::Vtr Y anor, hon lists Sume com .. ureau •••••••••••••••••••• .. •Bed. Complete Cal l~. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• before4p m "'CCTG CLERK C .. 3 E • 3AOVictoria CM " S7S 1 drawer KE""' 1 • Garage ror rent on "' . •. am · 6 am ., trans. xp d. 540.0857 puter e:cpr helprul Walnut desk' S7S .. Pint -=->HOND Pups . A.KC King., bo.1 spring Ii..· Balboa Pen. next to Fun -----~a ~esa area. Daily Economy car reqwred I Houseteeptn nttded for OFRCE HEU' Wide rnnet) or ofrit"e I ch:ur w ouoman SS-0 C."1amp sire M/F Pet' matt., w/Ethan Allelf- 1.one (lO~'x201"J'). SlSO &Fo.cl 5300 !dcl·b~t;:fn'glO~:fi N o c olle c t i ng SeadirrMotel.mustbe NeededforbuayC M or duties Non smoker l 6467916 s h o w P v t pt y hdbrd.119.641·5076. rm.673-~,673·3930 i..··.·.··.·.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.· 855·2394 weekdays , $40().~/mo +bonus able to speak some fice.Phone,r.ling&b11l prer Fringe b~neht~ -SlotMarhmes 2l31~HM5 a(t 6 m ID I"' ,.~1.29"•~1tend .. eves 646-0637. Eh1UshCall494-1797 ill2.M·F8-S646·16196 Sffkpermanentpcr!>or. All D SHIH TZU pups , AKC. IUMll """" .., ~ ... ~ • -• 714 ~ 8393 en om 1 n al 1 on ~ S2SO and up. Cash only Very good cond. $65 FOUND ADS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,., ME FREE 0,,•rfllllty SOOS c IL ••••••••••••••••••••••• a r. LOSING LEASE, quit·· 642-5671 ting business. selling out "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ALL supplin and rix· r- AOMIMSftA TIYE SPIClAUST No experience needed We will train you. Dana Point 493· 190 I Laguna Hills 768-5251 Costa Mesa 54-0-1026 Huntington Bch 962-8821 ARMY BEALL YOU CAN BE. tures includma: jLost: SIAMESE CAT. OisplJU' cases, ~·ailing 11123, Hunt Bch. W. or room chairs , Beauty Beach Bl Sml ca~. It Salon hairdryers and rream cir. r hoc. points. 1--· ... ·nam--•o•M-·. -• hydraulic chairs, mtr· Reward. 839-592.S "" Ambitious boys and rors, shelves and plants. $100 reward for gold girls 1~13 yesrs old. lo Abo, make-up, shampoo bracelet taken rrom work one or two even· and hair products silver Mazda nr Ba I boa Call631-9754 or Ferry on Nov 18 No ings a week getting ft 6 '"""'u""" 1· kA"' 760-38 newspaper spbscrip a er • °"°."""" ques ions as ""· OI lions. Transportation -..;.;wk.;.:d~ys"'--------1 1 nd r o ns t ¥ n l ad u It ........ tty 41 yn a mone1 maker. Top location, adjacent to Balboa Pavilion. Good le~ For information call FOUND · Sma II black supervisio}I provided. male dog, has leather & Call 3 to 5· 90PM, u lt for choktr collar. but no Andrea. f642·4321, ed. tagll. found 12113 v1c 343 Newport Crest Condos. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 645-IJl26 MEL FUCHS RLTR 675-8120 Lost Dog Male Cock a- poo B1ege Blue Co llar ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Westclifr area 548 ~7 . . .. BIZAIETH LEWIS 3807 lnlet Or Corona dtl Mar You att the winner or LOST Fem a le doc. ma la mut e hus ky, gray white. 100 lbs. SS9 ·92S3 or 770-622~ IREWARDl l~ ltte tickets (f18.00 Valuable item found at val~ to the Danit or Amenca, Cpsta ICIFOLLIES & Mesa Write 11899 c/o HOUDAY ON ICE Dilly Pilot, 330 W Ba> ANAHEIM Sl., Po Box ~ Costa CONVENTION Mesa CA 92626~~.~-- CENTER Found Siame t mixed Ott 23·25 or remale cat A I 4 paws & LOHG BEACH AR ENA ears choco ate. Vic Der.29.Jan2 Slate r Edwards TJVE umMOTOIS bu postt.iou lor tbe foUowln1 / * USll Cir M&C•bact Clen Exper. ntc. Hours 8·S Mon. lhru Fri. Salary based on tll per. Call Berni Top Company Benefits. Health. dental and life insurance, paid vaca· lions. HOUSEKEEPER Part·llmt Photographer Good Working Condi· 982 5648 Display E x p t r i e n r e d needed Wi ll invo lve Senet3r)' P t1m~ T> 11 t1ons -638·9308 . HELP -We n e ed a Housekttptr needed ror traveling to our rbents I tog .\hmma I bookkeep 67S-IW7 Pn vale Part1 Codltr <--1..1 xlnt . ..5.?!!.· ~1. !'.2.~!!l; creat.tvtptrsonto work' gl'OWlng busi ness. Ex-home t hro ugh ou t IOI( riling btllini: -AKC Brok~rted. WllU....,., ........ 10 our girt dept Mu~t ptrlise Housekeeping. Orange County Plea~e Nun smk r Female Chrishnas Sole must sell. buff colored 1-ev_es_,.;;;;...w.;.;;;lr.n"'"ds;;;;_ ___ _ have some flair for dis 957.8803 eall ror app't. 675-4830 I m ~ Der. 19 & 20th. 9 AM at Great with kids Proven wood Chest Beds. l w/6 play, P rI', AM or PM , ----QualJty Detail 407 Jlst drawers. I w /4 drawers rall: 644-7330. The Guild Hou,,e«eep1ng 1--------• SI NB Clothes . anti stud Could be Sho~· & rubby space. Twin n.. ... No Need mature En rsl1sh p••y TIME *er1>1ET ••1ES • r ...... , To see. 1s to IO\ e l ~... °'--" -~ -ques, toys. motor parts, ""fi s z.t. S7S ta. 642-3716 speaking woma n tor 6-9pm.Expanding youth O.armnd BarRES19.200 rurniture and murh S200 terms i..;;.;.;:;.;:.:.;:.:..:...:.=..;:.;;;:;..;;.:.=--- Oon general housekeeping, 3 counseling ri rm hu Sh90 Pres. S18.000 ___ 64.2·9966 w Oi.k roll top desk. ulShop,pttime ,AM , hrs day AM 5 d T70'" 8 SIJ21)(1 nusc S295 OBO Mabo"'' noexper. necessary. Ap· · · ays . openings for 3·S sharp ..... guna · ---corker Spaniel. AKC. I · "·, I . D' Call 846 ·9 S38 o r outgoing mature people TrainWdPrOl'.$13.200. UMl""UEITEMS yr, golden. rem $75 dresser, S295 ODO . I PY m person· 1pp1ty a...,1 ..... _.:.__ ---I R d /\ I ..,. ~~ Do t 1854 N ....,.. ......, lo motivate amb1t1ous .1z e1n crs i:y. 11(' Eastla ke Platfo rm Evesorw«nd,645·4749. 1...;:..;;.:...;.;;.;.:;.. _____ _ Blvd~. ~.M. t>wport Housekeeper, 11 \I('. in J~ll yr oldil. Call 2·5pm 4000 B1rl'hEst '64F.OF: Rocker. matching arm AKC Jnsh Se-tttr p~ Mabog orfice chair <Capt · [)ynamk sales positwn beaut. Newport Beach 642-4321, ext . 343, Ask for Newport /833 8190 fo'ree chr. rernrd cabinet, ror. pies. Show & Pel Avail. swivel style) Sl9S OBO; with Petrolon, Inc. Uni· home. Must cook, no Andrt!a . re e t a b I e. c ruet Shots u 25 lo s350 . oak dresser w /mirror rod S[l'l)kers. 644·7932 ''"!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111!!!!!!!!'11 SECIET .. •iES sets+ misc Friday & ""l ...,..., PIS. 646-~ qu.e new p uct. ground 1-= -s F "" ..,,"' nr oppty. Impressive House Mahager cremale) Printing Work temporary JOb.s C~ S:'.~862 airuy Dr Full Blooded Germa; Butcher bl.ock Ible S7S;· eantlnp. Call Answer to work with teenagers Camera1 plaleroom as <'I06e to home Shepherd puppies 7 queen S1 hide· a· bed SlOO:O- Ad MOl, 6'2·43002' hrs. 1n shelter Phone sistant. Mon-Tues-Fri VICKIJH:STON Victrola and aged re wetks.S65 2 Blkf l Blk pool table S50. 536·3450 542·Z1'U Sat Will worll vtrtlral & ASS<.X:IATES rords Sl,000, Limoges w•sable runt. Has Shots 1...;all=tr;...;9:..:a::.:.;m;:..;. ____ _ ILICTIOMIC t......t..-e _ _.~ commercial earne ra $4()..~00 place pl ateos . w1d e l 8479824 n.-wL.-~ SPICIAUST -............. Koowle1e or PMT pro border 22K gold. hand - -.....--.... Nouptriencenteded Experienced with tr· cas helprut. exptnt nct painted flowers. set or 12 Golden Retnever pups , $l500B063l·S43'7 We wlU traln you tapbone • Good Typing Pft{ttred, but will tram •SlClET Al Y * S_l.000. 675-ISJO AK C. o u ls land 1 n g Dllla Poiot 4"3· llOI WWPM Hikills Must be Apply in person. 1660 Fast pared Realcstate 6;_, ----ped!jree, 4!13 686t LacwlaH111a7 ... SZSI detail oriented, have PlaCftltiaAve ,C M <Xrire nef'ds sharp. well ,.....men 101( • Poodles"R ·People• c.c.talleaa5*102l8 penanaJ poise Perma· orl(an1ted Gal. 15wpm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• T Cups, Toy. Min rrom ......_on BchM2·882l nent F\Jll tune position PIOR.SSIOMALS with l!ood St>t'retarial I I IUY APPLIANCES SISO to SSSO 546 2848 AJlltlY wtUI good bentfilS Call seeking add1t1onal 1n I skills Les 957 8133 •Pets Bo a rde d & BEALL YOU CAN BE. j for appt. Frankie. At come.~ 2 refng·s. xlnt working Groomed• EzecWve Secretary for I ~~~b;'~ho::~~a p ti~ Cler k Typist Contact Pegjity. 833 2900 rond Brown . S7S . Champion Line • AKC Prut11iou1 Laauna . ---Rtteptionist for yarht Grubb& Elhs ~voc~~.~100-642"9264 Golden Retne\'er Pup. Nl1uel Development Leul sect., general brokerage Typing must • • . -'Coldspot Upnght freezer pies Just Rea u1 1ru1 • Company. Typing, 70 1 pract netds exp sect be good. Fiex h~ Call ECT RE( PT fo r sm SZJ(), approx 3 yrs old. Great Personalities'' A WPM. Shorthand 80. w_t ,&ood skills ti In· Sharon: 673-8511 N B C P A f' 1 r m 64.S-9Zl6 Mos 1 Ap p r l'l' 1 ate d Start ASAP. Call Nina. itiaUve. 851-3190 PT /TIME Jo1n, our Perm PT · M · W f' · -- -Otn_!tmas G!.(t' 499-3901 831-8031. * * * management tu m ti JO S Ex perient·cd ' WGIMr,DrytrS50 Floral designer. p/t. LOUfeaD11R.1•1MG Serious only apply typist, !(en ofh re work. I ----~:~7 --Dodt Mi.tiat.r.1 .,.. -... 8:Jt.-IJtc bkkpg 64.6-7406 HO<' Point Hea''" Duty AKC reg Ready for perm. must hue exp. or 18174 Santa Cecilia _,., ' .. ~,on J 12 ......... 1 Pl II "-le• St ...... -Wll'!her. SJOO. Match1n11 """"' approx an """...., exp. ease ca : Fountain Valley REAL F.STATE AGENT _.,..... vn-D $ 7 H A gre at be I at e d ~79ask forCindf 9 5 You att the winner or 90-100% romm1ss1on ATT'EHDAtfT ryer. 1 5· arvest Christmas present for R.OlllST-S ... LES two rree llrkets <S18.00 Great Newport location. Apply CHEVRON 1251 Gold. Apt Size Dryer. someone hard to buy ror " value) to the Call Dan 645 7221 N Co t H L' too. Freezer. SIOO. M I s Salespersons needed ---""-'--· = as wy aguna ••549-7340• • a es 300. rem a les by cnb, S7S , rhangm1 lable widresser, S2S .. toy shelves S30., antique oak dresser $300 , walnut end table $40. 67>8753. ng s11e box spring 6 mattress l&Oea. Frame $25 Fantastic cond. 6'2·1306 wltdays aft. Spm , """ Siu S.d Extra firm. used 2 mon· To ela1m tickets. call 842·6418. 642-5678, ext. 272. Ticktts must be claimed by Dec, 22. 1981 ••• Excellent chan('e for ad· vanremtnl with an en· thusiastic, growing cor· poration. Attractive. etrlcient self· ICl FOUllS l Beach 494-3361 --S350 CdM /NBshoos 644·8990 tionist with good phont personat2760 S Harbor -. Spaniel M. hviwht. 6 F 0 J]u N D starters. Light typing HOLIDAY OM ICE ~wrlOMIST I s.wiltc)O....aton R!~g:~~:i.';J'/1:~~: :;49.0373 ~:f:.ho h~~:Hc~rl~~·. ~~ Ni ce pers o n a lity COANVNAHENETIMION CPA Firm nttds recep· Expet pre( Apply '" 1193-!!060 Hohday love ! Spn nger ~~-'~3046"-'W.;;..es_tm_in_s_te_r FOOO CENTER sir.ills to answer rails. BI v d . 1 C . S A !M1rrowave. Touch con· mo. A.KC. all shots SIOO POOL SUPPL y -Dec. 23.25 or greet clients Phone & 7am 4pm I trol, never used $250 ' 731·7557 lhs-divorred. 4 sets de· signer sheets. S37S Call' ' before 8 AM or art 7, Pat. Or luve message and nu_mber 551-3799 • --..... TIOM LONG BEACH ARENA . . m 1211 ----·-ow SET With service arrounts. 5350 r-"8"-"" ty~1n1 expenenct .re --·-IDaehshund AKC rmle _,,, Nets"5.000/yr SIOO,OOO . No experienceneeded Oec:.29-Jan 2 qwred Xlnt btner1ts, ~AILOI ..._.,M.wWOIMr , min1. RARE, Great 3 pc: walnut. dblt siz.e or trade for ruJ estate. 1111 .. °'9tt ~ Wt will train you To claim tickets. rail salarv open. 644·8244 ror mPn s clothing store Whirlpool, 4 cycles I Chnstmu girt , Very ar headboard. SlOO 497.511»1 ~·7044 ...,c0.,1m1 29Z5HARBORBLVD ~'::f:n~4~~~1 ~r~!!;:~t~~iai~d roE. Ftllme 675·77~-S32Sorbtstofrer ret.11ona1e s11s obo Call 842·955 For Sale: On Sale Liquo Escorts COSTA MESA Costa Men 5"G-le'26 by Der 22, 1981 Ta..,hH s.... 979·2185 eves631·S084 Ult Girl's Christmd Ucaast. Oran11e Coun , :M Hrs 641·0180 1714197'·2500 Hunungton Bch 1162-8821 • * • UCwn<>MIST lmmtd1ate opening ror a 4 SALi !Golden Rtt~ Pups Drum· Canopy bed. ~47-~101 do Qu . 1ed Cotlt/Clwcb 1--------•I ARMY. p I honeedP Phones'rltriral duties rull·llmt r eader ad Elt c stove.2 ovtns ., AKC Champs Ha11e ~~~~lxt:ip~~~be~!~ ufl r . a r n • .,_._/MC/Vita IAIYsmB BE AL.L YOU CAN BE eop t w eople with la.r1e ofhce supply l"t1>f"Stntative for inside freezer frig, Char Glo Parents S200 835-4925 ~!!!!!tldJ _,, Penoo needed to meet That's whit the oocnpany. Good worll in1it saJes position. Must be AKC F' wood(r1111 w/matt., bo• .,,,,.,..,., / l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!I Ha ve something you DAILYPIUYI' conda. 6 benefits ~rtivt person with BBQ; ea $200 ; trash1 emale Curker. spnngs, whit« eyeltl 5: NEEDCREDIT1 6/yroldgirlaAtrsrhool. want to sell~ Classified SERVICEOlRECTORY NwrtSUUootrs lnr . ,.....past-.-telephone s al"s ex masher SIOO Days '8 rm old.Sl.50 beds pread 6 shim, ,. ... v· .. t c d 1:55 to approll. 2:4Spm d d l 11 ... 1 .,,.,8 . all bout ' ~-..... "' 957-8191 I 7Sl 7529 , ...... ,_ ' --UQ isaor.astr ar a s 01 we ·'"''""'. 11 1 . 557-9212,Mr.Emmons perlence Apply 10 ...:.._ ma .:1w1g ranopy rur-; ae,r 5015 'th • dlt Ch '" everyday, Mon-Fri. Hot POODLE talns ....,..t·'" II LI'" __ _, Wl no .re tr. MUST BE DEPEN· -------------------------4" person, 1660 Placentia uxpoint refr1g, 3 mos ·Whit e female. ._... ... ts1 · •f ~ ••••-•••••••••••••••• GUARANTEED. Write DABLE. Stonecreek Avt .,C.M. old. like new, almond. 12 wks. idea l ror new. 640-5032 ; wllnda: y,.-y .. Shhr to DPL, PO Box 4775. Elementary . Wood· $400.~-8645 Chnstmas, AKC. SJ80 1_640-;..;.;...:c:Ul29="'-.----- on ~w. large Cherry l-'Las=...:.V.;;.iego.:::as::;,•<...;.N.:...:~.;..'· :::;:89c:.106;;.:__ bridge, Irvine. Ref's. TYPtST·STAT URa.RATOI 759-162.16 King-size Beauty res( l...ak• r.tatea Newport Pl .. PAtfTHEI P1easecallS52-046larter ~ Financial statements. 17 Cu Ft J.C. Penny Fr...toY• 1045 mattress• bouprin11.· Be 1 r h h o m t 1 n •""-C .. LL• S:30pm. ( l ~ ) ) tax retums. rorms. Type Br·-"' ne~ ' ... ~1_6253 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• lolled. 1100. 673·S41S. r0ttelosutt. Tax write· vv • "' _ . 7 O w p m . I O It e y .,,.. w "" FREE 1 offcll20.000beloreyear '67·07'7 Nonsmoker. Salary SI t · ht · oviblepurebred Dining table set. chin•' enda. Clear foreclosure ALL M!ijorCreditCards BOATWORKERS BNTB 1 ll SIOOO/mo. CPA rirm 1r!~:er~rse1-0~.P ~1:g1 c :1~t~0t~~v~1;~,:.~~s c:lo8et'~~~~~2e · •tM.eoverpayments on -... ..-OP .... I•·"~-E•perlenced Marine Coeta.Mesa.Call Carole, Chef t lec .. stove, xlnt !J66.Z7$2arter5pm · 15% loan . 752·9209, _,_ W'I "• finishers, carpenters • 754-1040. rond , white, S 150 ---ctional, 1100, tablu 95M4SS. ESCOllTS mechanicswanted.App. WAJTRESSES·Apply in 645-5115 DOG. Young. lov ing Sl.S..JO,mlrror,S2S. • IXTIAOllDIMAIE ly Heritage Yachts, mixed pure white 7Sl·l628 W..Vtolom son Formerly Linda • Peter's Lendlna, HB penon El Matidor Mex· IMICtlel• 1015 female, can 't keep I--__;~=:.....--,,. .. ~ ................... Vicki's Back with the ~or(2l.3)Sl2·4492 lcanRest.l7G8Newport ....................... 646-563S ueen Waterbed. 11 ' ti_.__,.~.. ...__. { 1---"""""'----) } Blvd.CM. -drawtrs. headboud . • _..-r"" VA<. Bookkeeper, rull chg ; \ ~ EST ... T [ s Ar E -lnT\meforChnstmas! bestolfer.ns,5640 a:'e,_,.. Lo.I Uf .0207 miD 3 yrs exp, prtf. auto Waltzeses ...... i....~ aytomobi' I~. i'n. FREE 5xe· utility shed 1_;..;;.;;..;TR..:..;..;.•""'N-'-S.:...:F..:;.E..:;.R;:..;R-'-E-D--· v capital avail ror ......... .J .. "P ........ 11 Interviewing Waitresses "'"'"f""' ... Good d t .... 1.... ,., ~start up. Alto Give younelf 1 treat for ~ ........... ._ uptrlenred in the duding. 1964 Jaguar con i ion.,.,,."""' Muatatll: beaut.2$"~1- -dobialnessldins,equip· Chriltmu. A 11t11rying IUSIOY , Service ol Fr en c h XXE, 1932 Lincoln 2· Frtt to gd homt. mal; OC'tvSllS.conttmp.o•~ ...-~in(. 855-MU 1T1111111e. Pete41M-487l For Newport Buch 1~ewspa' per' Cuisine lntervlewin1 door sedan (Parts car) Bugle mix. very loving S pc: br att S3SO. smoked ::::::C--t__. t t t fn/Sat lZ /18·12/1" IDFotdRoadster, 195" Wt11 m1nnered Xlnl ·•-·di .... RI 1 r"" Lon•ly attractive lady wa ..... ron rea auran . • .--n. ~·: v e .. Trwt ~ malt friendship Weekdays and weekend llAM to 2PM. Maison Jll\ll.r Roadster. 19211 r a m • I Y d o It sor1bed w 11ora. lov1• IOU <over 40 1 ror the Dipt.1.873-1233 Giraud. 1164 SC Hwy For4 pirll·up . 1936 J!.l3l S82·1046 ___ eaeat. on1. 11900. u(,' .... •••••••••••••••• La1una B•actl 2nd Pierct Arrow sedan T I '"l .. b _,.. (Wl'll ··~ l •1-11•t c.......wa..ce. holidays . C1ll Ruth. Carpet laydwanted by c • "' • o r 111 nomt . taut _,,, ..... ·• "'""' '! "!"'If-... "Y a rr1ers f Ooor. lt3I Ford 2-door sedan. lrlsh Sttttr. papers. pecan cof et 6 end All~ of real t1t1tt 564-!112. carpet mUJ for inata.lla· Or "-ufes WAITRESS /WAITER 19211 Ford Roacbter t•~ Au1tr1h1n Shepherd ta.blesw w1llu.n1ta.Xlnt tnvtllmenli alnce llG. ant Ad Resuhs 6U·S678 ::.:i H lea. Mr. Hall 1 V wtcarror wicker b1Sktt car). l9S4 Jaiuar sedan. Guard" doas but won cond. Nojllftk. Ml·S210 i ........... .......... 71 •1n Hunt1'ngton Beach ll.Sl('hterv.9!30-1 :30PM. pi<P~ c~;t3dl Ford dtrrul w t childrtn Dinette ut. tabl~. V~ft:." ~ ....... ••••••••••••Sell Idle Items 64Z.s678 I Mon·fo)i, E1m Sl$0-SIT$ ·utp. or coupe 640-14911. wtbulchtr block t-.. f -,.,. r I~ rar) 1953 Ford con "?' •' :::,,::: 1 •• IJ Pil .. .................... Fountain Valley & Newport Beach =~~~;~ l~~!}~i ;~~·cb1~·r ~~~ b~011n:~ ,..._.. .... .,... .:~::;~1"'.: . J9'1 • atiomobllt 1p1re parta. • t111 a..,..c...1 m. Port. dlstlw u htf.., .!fC~IAT!:tv.L., .. ' ~ r~ . --I ., ....__ .. • tool• ' equir.m•11t. l'\.&11v ,..,.,,. .Id-~~~-~·~ ........ --·-~ • Ad ~ 1 • www• M houlehold f1am 1lhlnas. ~ •• IWI H h ,.J./E°C..£:R ; ~::;:; t~;·~.:~:~ r!: ::,~~.~ , ·, ~!.:::::::::!¥.~ =~~Tf.¥£~ CLA$SIFllD .:i~l. :::~~· .., ...,.11 D•llY Pilot. Salary, commlt11oD and • Brau National CHh on Sunday Dtc. 20i.191l. ADS ~able wardrobt ·~ tllent Mneflts. Orowtb~WllU.. ' e CALL Realutr. Olclit lSOO It apm, at: ul2 ~~ etidl"C doon. MW ctM; raon with c1mr am"lltloftt. Stftd! ' CIRCULATION P\nn.M$.tZll St .. Unit• F' 6 G , lwoodl. v1lw l4GO: ~ 0i.c, rHum, tn M11rfl .-~1 PO ~ • OEP•RTMENT Child'• rttllera. latO, Analltlm . Ci llf. suo. C1ll Georaa, 15IO. Cotta. Mt11 CA. ma; No'*-~Illy"~ Nit. r , wtdltr, x.lnt , am. Hard Plareh-. to bt paid for to•. ·-~· ult•. pluu. An Equ1I Oppor · ;. rock,. .IM.i Ill e..ri. to be removt4 WAJ!n'I04 orlca~ . "81'1 .E•ploftr 1 'Jo • Ir.~ bf I pm. °" r.I "'-din. or= ;._ : If JOU •Ht your •d· lnptttlM Ptr•ltttcl """"9....... din. re • ·: ORAHG1 COAST DAM. Y MOT : ""'.tWll mauat to ...., ....._ lt .. • a pm • .. ltf!I lftft, ,aw.lilYITiW°~AW.CA. ... : 842-4321 .. ~-rt.Petf!t.ll •DR. 20, lMJ. Ali 11ile flMll *"a Ule WO.lli•u .. llil' \ ~ .,...-. Tlf"'1'YiilAOYU / -CM. ~ II W. _. •Iii • 9"' Wtlt. , .a Dllb Nil a.w. 11 1 Wll J!!!!~!!::~!!!!!!!:::.l.~!!:::~··~·=-~·=·=··:·:·:-!·:•·:·~·~··~·~··:·:·~"~·~·g··~•§ ... ~~~~~~~..:. .. .:;;.. ____ :•._ .... ..;. __ .... ~~~~~~ll~--!!:~~-~11D~tC~llJ~":.,,~•r; ... ;;1iN.l.iiji...;;..19:ija.........~ ~Call 's. lllL .... 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TOMLINSON po rte d h 1 n d m ia d, ori1lnal Lew11 l'nrt Yamah flute, ('Ill' ., l. .\HOBSON ,,._ HAOISH.AI 2111 Moon Tank 120 lto'U Eiben Cir P • P n u s pa 1n1 rd Leroy Neiman A 11 mus1t1tand SIOO llll Alsona Ln. 118 V11 Lorra S&•I ~rn Tank S30 TOP DOLLAR OIAMel COUM'TY"S t'ountain Valley w srenh from tht S11ned Many other MO-OIM.2 1iunLmston atach Newpon Beach Ci 1~j~~~f m FOi USED CilS OlOIST Vou •~ the winner uf tomb of th' .aM·1tm1 1111facts -y .... •~ tne winnt!r or You are the winner or u • ., 9 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,. DATSUN WAGON. • cyl , IUlo., fad.Ory llf, Alltf'M atereo. lu1111t rack Good tr•1Uport1 lion <14lSEU> 12ttt Theodore Robina. Dir • Harbor Blvd . Cost1 Men 842-0010 01 St().ClJ t'4i0 free ht'keu. 111800 K1n1• Abo l\111lable --=--__!!_S3733 GllATIUYI "" Lwu tree uc.ketl "J.i.00 Tl f'ord lnlck manuals -nMA MON vakitttolhr fulndl'T\lldl' inl.iid box-es Nori lake 9Sp(' Usu Ylmah'I Outur KOder two'""~ ttttt-il&. ~w. S2U C1ll afttr 6 PONTIAC/SUI.AIU ICIPOLUIS& s..94066 Magnavoa Ster' 1100 FG33S S17$ l yroldXlnt valueHo t.be val~)LoUie 7707912 2"41>Jlarbor81vd rood Ql 3771 Ev ICtfOUIES & ICEFOUJH & e._m COSTA MtSA HOlJOAYOMIC! FURS 814" Slot S 11 w SH -·-· HCUD,..YO.,ICE HCUDAYO. HICE Salt1·Serv1ce·l~111n11 ANAJIEIM · ~9S1U banei lt'eman C'lec "" " .WottorS• 549-4300 549-1457 S.ve Sl.000 ur murt' on -I ANAHEIM ANAH~IM IY""t./ r AD\ /CD co~yN..:TNETRION lint fuN shown 1n your p In b 111 ma(' h In" IU tar, uoo Puvey CONVENTION CONVENTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• PORSCHES 1'LJJ ~v L:.I' ,,... own hon~ by 1.hrrt'll lb11Se~ll) Xlnt cond1 amp, 110 w11t, USO CENTER CENT~R IMPOHTAN'r W"'NTED I01SfVICE·ltv1W 0e<' Z32Sor S.wlders 84114017 Cull lion 846-'164lev; De<' 23·2Sor De(' 23·25or NOTICETO "' t.1)-rc~a- LONGBEACHARF:NA SPMforapp't ~·92_16 __ Used drum set. wht LONGBEACHAR~NA LONGBEACHARl';NA Ri':AOF.RSANO AJlowustheopportunlly lflMl()Mlfl(.lt!lw1wo....,. Dec 29·J•n 2 K2 ~Soft Look N$7 skis 'l'n·l>Computer Level 2 swirl, xlnt for beamners Dec. 29.Jan 2 Der 2!1·Jan 2 rteD~~~;'~f~~l'ms ~ ~;:~~~: ~~~:~:~~::~ SADOLMACI IMW 1:2~~~itt , ti~~~l•. 2 ;~11 Wf<'m, $160. Hossignol~ Lesl than 1 yr old. Orig $400. G3M4.S8 aft 7 PM To claim tickets. rail To <'hum tickels .. r ull odvertlsed by veh1 dc Porsche Check with Ub fllg.()WMIO pu 1mall bmw bua '74 HOZ, blue/blut velour, like new 65,000 tt'tual ml. Current aerv. r ecord.a. 14000/080. Call Marci: W ·J055 FW f7JS Ticket.smuat ~1·h.11med S'f Comp Look Nl7. SM9 Now.SSS0.!14?·1881.. OMc.,..,..._,, 642·5678, t!xt . 272 . 642 ss7e. ext 272 dealers in the vth1clc ·rooay• IMW'S by Ott. 22, 19tll 20CK'm, $14() He1erling Sears best 10" radial arm ........... 1015 Tickets mu:1t ~ rlalmed Tackets rnu:1t tit! rliumed rl11u 1fied 11d vtirllslng ~"7c . 702000 • 4 dr sedin, • * • Impulse boots, si lJ, f60. saw. many access S210. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• by Dec 22, 1981 hy Ott' 22• 1981 1•olumns do<'S not In '. IJD blue. (~GJI 1911 FIAT ----Ski racks. 2 pr, '30 ea. Girls' bike Schwinn Stin· Electnc Typewriter with * • * I • • • dude uny uppllcable a,(, ,73 Bavaria, AT, SPtO• ZOOO Bike Motobecane. 10 spd Pules. $3U& 125. ~k1 b11g. gray 125. Kia 10-apd s..o. stand. Works fine $100 Kayak,s1nglHe:1tH, 17• taxts, lirense, tronsfer • .....,.._ 1t11 •n Maroon. Ch1mp1ene edition. All ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~; 3 spd SSO. DcH·k SIO. 64S 1006 Xlnt oond. S40..7371 67~. f1 75 T..__..affOft f~s. finanre t'hargcs. 13631 HAll>O< lllwo a/c, •t c•st (4850) optjons, allll under tac wheels S3S I '__,...... ' f I · G.,.,.,.. Gro.. "' U5·»:13 ° 0 tory war•nty A MUST ' car 0 car For a Uur~er• Custom 300 g a I. sa It Exeeutivedesk , 6 X 3', w I . __ SS6 '017 '••••••••••••••••••••••• ees for air Po lution con _ __ '7U>02, Fjord blu/blu, SEE CAR! :;:rri~C::~OosBrass I always thoui.;ht , wateraquanum.Com pl. matching credenza, Isl -..-.. MariH ~,..,. 9110 lroldev1rece111f1rallons WEIUY loaded uer4Sl91 Redecorating! Entire house Decorator F\Jmislungs "Someda} I might h1H•e w cabmel,_filtersyslem, S200takesboth.!.831·92S4. -W-..t 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or dealer documentary '79320i,Sep11bm/brn. SADOLllActl IMW 10 paint an 011 P~~tra1q lN stenhzer. decor a Pth 1017 •• ::?:":-;;:............. PariMt-W..ted rreparh11on chargei. rd Cl.EAH CJ.RS a!Jopt.ions <ser 3468> 131·1040 4t5 ... t49 __ .....;,.;67..::...5·0092 for a hamburger, But, llOOS & fish Must see ••••••••••••• •••• •••••• LIVE BAIT TANK Good '77 1'210, loaded. 0(' AP es!> Ol erwise speri ie AHO TRUCKS '79 320i, Henna red/blck, Ha.di f7Z7 at least tfould ins1sl 973-{Ml.38, 9·4pm 7 baby bunnies <Dwarf) i111e fiberglass lined 500 hrs mm Ca II Paul nr bJ the advertiser all opt.ions. Iser .9954) ..................... .. that il beThrr a· beauuful ·ss Pepsi marhrne. work I Gtant Lops Ho ld 714164()..9306 9lo5 Jim 714 7S2 2266 or ~ 9510 SADOLBJ.CI IMW VISIT YOUR 7 Families Garage Sate SataiSun 12/19&20 1199 Do r set Ln . C M 751-4232 Moped, furn. applns, toys & m1sr womallnd ekirstonelo ingwdnnkmgfounuun Christmas $25 en ----213629·502I !••••••••••••••••••••••• lll·ZCMO 4f5 ... f4f r a r 0 n e s & com box. S300./080 1200 loah, Power 9040 e--S•/ '7S ChHy Nova New h OIANGE COAST ARTmos11here At 760-973-(Q 9.4 m ~ ----.........................l!'IP1"· Trans Need Bodywork. '80 BMW 633· Auto. w ti HO...,.DA SIGNS Will \I In --.!. • Perlect Chnstma1> Girts 22 58 Chns Cr{lft Sea It.., 91201 SlOOOOBO 993.0846 tan. 18.000 m1 Best of " Fu r o . , c Io l h 1 n g , ~Id goods Start ing Dec 17 1056 Tulare Dr.,C.M. 700 plasllc 7X9" binders, Frent'h Lops and Mm1 Skiff With Newpurt ••••••••••••••••••••••• --fer, lake over lse ~UAITEIS BEAT THE CROWDS me la I s p 1 n es & LDps <Bunnies I Evening ~'LS2800 64S·4199 lWq. I 0 ft Fl.HTMASTEIS -..~ A llmque Holiday Gift nngs .. 75' ea orSJ.50. all 962·1683. ••a 3673 "-b Bl C.......,SUMEA HIGH 1uy11:a ...::er=.:..;. .. _.=.=...-ita ... -C-.w-IMW 0 AY !!! MINI TRAMPOLINES 7005," X 8._, recipe ...., ___ 20ftDeep-V ""'overca.mper ton l vn ~ ~ ~,,_" Lose wl'ight . have run .I dividers wiplasllc tabs, "-a & °"J-• 1090 150 llP. 1/0 drive Bait ~~~~e~~~d chas ... is I IUYIHG & lEASIMG 6~':s.do~I~~-(~~!~~~ J DAY UMIYEISITY Garage Sale 607 1, put spring bark ioto 50< ea or $300 all •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• tank. depth finder , 6455084 SflVICE 914's,Audi's DfMOSJ.Lf SALES6SERVICE )OUrhfe Freehornt•de· 842-l980or848·l9~ PIAHOS600 tandemtrlr $4300 -Allmakesandmodels Ask forU/CMGR II'-OU>SMOllU mu Sl 69 5528280,---64S·5084 CamperShellfor '78&uv llt'lowanyFleelPnce • HOHDA Larkspur Sat. 19th . 9-tPM. TV. stereo. ski equipment, des igner s h oes. dothes , hardware, yard equip· ment, surfboard ett· .i..~~ SCM Coronet super 12 or bsl ofr 644-4134 EICam1no.Sl750RO plui.A FREE TANK Of JIMM.AllHO SSS ....CTIUCKS lland painted P<m·elaans lypewnter WISCnpl type Thomas organ guud c•t'H FOR BOATS ••&46 3526•. GAS on any new ear we VOU<SWJ.GEH SJ.VIHGS 28.'iOHarbor Blvd. & Fi l1p1no &rermvable cartndge. cond' w ood' rab IW !!(oil 18711BeachBlvd 15tlZOl'1 COSTA MESA 6 IOpm , m ~~l~~~tt;n ~n~S200:_842-1980 S22S./0 80 _!!~1_,_1 _ ~.~.~l~e.s ... !!~.~ CAI.I. NOW HUNTINGTONOB~ACH •121Salari be1ge/mocca 540..9640 CM S45.(Xl9S Lon laloou 842·4 1~ -TAX DEOUCTIOHS Puch rroped, suver rnncl, biS·9153Nll 835 f.63f,SA -~2:20 9 5speed, all options l•--------i He 11 um Bou q u els ORGAN, Lowrey Holiday Donate your boa! like new. great tri111NJJ ~/ WE HEED PLUS Hones 1060 14., 14., 141 Delivered spinet w/Leslie, pet' an Deadline Dti<' 31st W.O 642 IWV after 5 Classics 9 520 YOUR EXOTIC •Sepia brown/tan ••••••••••••••••••••••• n n FUnforChnstmas rmish,$475.496·~923 Calltollfreeror mfo Mini blkl'. 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AM/FM Cass Xln t rond. l.o mi 15600. 557·0338 L1m11l'durfl'r 3 window"S. approx@amm ond T 500 '"Npt llarbur Will V-Ch h l~UKZ J • Half Mustang , re Call 642 S-157 Aft 6 PM ~x30. $75 ea 63l·S43'1 w/rtmote Leslie Spkrs Vaeale May ISth lo 01.·1 ~a 10 tov s alJl' I 31()) w Coast Hwy J.LSO 13t gistered.goodw kidi.,5 -°'-b II h $37•-u keNewCond Bothun 15th 11r Rt!qu1red1 67335~· NewportBeat'h llAHDHfW 1911 yrs SlOOO S4S 0023 , ,. u• a mar me. .,, · Wilham •·reema n PO "" I · · Colll't't.iblcs. M 1sr 23" Sylvania t'Olor ron 1ta.S2395 67S.0092 "'<> 53725 1 R b . !VESPA kKA\'O 1 d 642-9405 5211'1AVAILAILE JCllJllll' 9730 Throughbred mare 6 yrs Glassware St up Porta I sole tv Sl2S 642·3528 ' an a ar Jra 111 JIJl' • J-5-speed. wlute. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely d1spos111on bit• l\pl'wri1a S3U --.: --illcJMocllliMs 1092 ~I~ t~l 969·405.a lomil~.xlnlrond I WANTED 1 2-automat1cs.black i3 Jaguar XKE 12 CY 673.o459 after 6 Beginning jump1n1¢ Trun·k $75 Small ~adameAlefand~rdolls!i;. .. •••••••••••••••.••••1 Hol.._ScM ~ .a9'*79711 Latt'mode!To}ota~and AHDOHEMOH Con\.t'rt Yellow Olive $3.000642·5077 S\leeper or \'a1·uum $.i!U or sale inc in Pres MPLE ROOM SF.LL _, w '79 f'oln GT hRhl blue v 0 1 \ 0 s ('a I I us '""l-". cuhmere lnl $13,995 Beautiful in 675 8172 " I \ es s e I , I M I OlTT lnduslnal sewin g oo new Boston hale rs I Rood mpg ~ee air SJ2.5 546.4;51 ~" *•CLASSIC!!** I A · SADDUIA.CJC IMW S75-<840. 646 . 2889 ••••••••••••••••••••••••Ladle~ Antique l.a<.:T llque 18" s Temple ment . must sell immed I also Schork boah • P ~ , 66 MG 28402Marguente Pkwy Drapenes Gold Xlnt Gold Pendant Watr~ 536-1587__ 494.~ 673-~ 1 ~~/ Mwion VieJo i6 XJl2L' 40,000 miles Cond. ~. Carl)et Like Run.'! Per!ert \ppra1~td Blark PHsian Lamb ESIGNERS DISPLAY il'lass1r 13' Lap~lrake Sc 91 SO ~ ~~1~1~t·haJa~~ne I TOYOfA.YOLYO Avery Plcwy (IS FWY > Xlnt t'ond. $10,000. Call New!All -~631 S67S JtSliOO Sal' S2000BO Coat II rl t DISSOLVL'M"'NT boat, wtraller. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,,,~_.._ ••• ~ IJl-2040 495.4949 64J.1291&963·4840 631661 1 sma size,pe er r. c. • --" f YamahaYZIOOd1rth1kl' N1•w P,11n1 . r'ronl "_._ ... Gortiam String Med1c1. t'Ond SJOO 846·3572 manequin$. racks. I h•nu,need. sre m.S4Soor • . . 1 IW St 1 c .. 1.w... ClosedSunda ·s "--GM 9734 32 pcs 642-7134 or TaEPHO .... E John Wayne-Tennis-Club. lJdhts el 499.3462 offer 96.'1-4147. %24812 1 like new ne\er rated 1'1'' ire~1 ar er I "'H•·•JOlwS40.H'7 * * * •••••••••••••~••••••••• 416-0740.' " ~· -· r. ·H evs ssso ORO s.co IJll57 Generator Hegulalor, I SANT A or Regular Membership Goods 1094 a.-. It 1974 Yamaha 511<1 Nt·" Hbl~~·ni: "1nc1ni:. hthrBow I Top Dollar l .J. E:MEIY '64 Karmans~~1a Luge Spanish chan MISSAHTACLAUS Sac. $800. 752·6020days •••••••••••••••••••••• _., ewt/ paint. ne"' lire~ ,.;,m .. <Mi1.,..ann1:. utl' al 20342SanlaAna•t8 64 ._ 6068 delier, black wrought I N Eves.~-omens ski boots, sz e. ~ 9050 ,. t1.•I')' & $175 Tune uµ 2 Pai·d Santa Ana Hls ,, l·ron. $100 548·78"" or Al the Orth Pole. ~ 675·43S4 ""'''·· aoo Still n""d• I . K G ;ro Th d D 7 h very good cood S4S boys ••••••••••••••••••••••• -ft'~"" " " ~ Yoo are Ole winner of 72 arman hia. Fresh 642-7370 r urs6 a(lOy ,t St'PcM IC't 11 3 d CLOllCKIS k dlrtb1rvrle S40 ~00942 Custom 42 fl yachl Yahama Enduru 100 on Nt•w ru.i:. A real f'orYourCar ' two fr"" tickets 1118.00 paint & lires. Xlnl rom 0 a 1 8> wa t'Or S75 --'-· Chrismas P a r;ide. ly 00 m1 SI lej!;il ssoo ~"'l'etllear1 1 s;iooo Or ....,. Kelmore washer /dryer S4&2.433 or 546 2316 for 645·~ afters & wk nd s Pool table, acC'ess $385 . whale watrhing, parties, ~J!()3153 Bray l.n l'M 1 Bt·~• or re r p It· a se • JOHHSOH & SOM value) to the ~~ 12950. 548·3851. $150. Refng s I 00 your ch1.ldren and your Beautiful N iue r~ Stereo sso Humidifier !.!_C bes.!._rate~646 4005 Su?Ukl HM 12SC l!J7K Call 499·-1722 Liftcoln..MttcM7 ICEFOLUES. ~;~!n~~a~h~~~ ~~~ grandchildren scarf. like new, on ly ~..:.S493100wkdys afl5 Elegant, new so· pwr Xlnt rnnd Rblt l.'ng b)t • C'<-'i~~~1~:borB~Zo'sG:io HOUDAYOHICE '64KarmannGh1a. Trees & Plants $1 $40 $.1SO 1714 I 636-7219 Fort. Ball table, $200 or yacht for all you r hoh shop ~ 499 2;.116 1'5K l'heHy 1'1ekup. short ct:v~:.:~N · . ~~~ W2 (8 ) Elm. c M Nr Comp set of camp1n.i: o(fer day enterta1n1nl(. 1 HONDA XR 75 nt•.,. rnncl I IM'll l!od) stra1j!hl. l!d Prem1t.mpmes CENTER 97 ~• Harbor & Adams Or gear t:rgent ule' S2SO 6732066 Parade of L11thls & u -ss than 25 mi M50 l llrt"lo, nt'f•h motor SllOO paidhirart) usedrar Dec 2J2Sor Mcsda ~ call 645-7864 leave 080673·~-Exercyt'letype.hvyduty whal e wa1rh1n.i t·a.~h Nock s.llli:lf>4 IW1331Saflti 1fore1gno1<1omest1t·1 LONGBEACHARENA ••••••••••••••••••••••• l••c· .. -1•5•T•M•-.. s·c·-•• -forSale' Saota C'lau~ stationary, motorited. 673-4860,557-3273 I. . 65T l lrdCI • 111goodcundil1on I Dtt2!1Jan 2 message COOICWAIE! SlalJlless Steel, Water less. Gift Brand New !l!U in the Box 12 Off ' $225. 848·m95 Lennox China, Montclair Full serv cream & liJver edge $400 4974691 Jewftry 8070 ....................... ROLEX SUBM ARINER Oyster· Perl)elual S22S CaU 67J.9Ql9 after 6pm 979.4398 Diamond nng (woman sl app at $1200. SSOO 080 Chris 675-0165 Mans 14K gold nng with VJKdiamond. 1750 964-9998 Muell ery 8078 .,. , .................. . Bike , tire s, l 6 l R i m s (& a;-roll away bea. · Cable 75 OHM "fl sank & Table. .1rn SS lo ~ 645-tit. Yard Vac Ga. vered Used I lime ~ .> 4HP Call Answer Ad S858 8'24300 24 Hr 10'' table saw. '<Int rond . Sl7S 6 · Jo1ot er wtBodJne motor. $225 145-9711 ; 64S-0785 "' "' like new 642 7902 S295 ---81 KZ ~ 'tin! l'Onlt' • assic See t.:s 1"1r<tt' Transportallon for your velvet suit SSO Also I Paradeof Liqhts must see' lmmJ r ulall'. white To cl;um llckets, call collegesonordaughter Pac1ficElectncra1lway EW SA IL BOARDS Charters with st ipper Call7Sl.a26ll ~l 642 5678. exl 272 l!lm MGB GT. 22 MPG. big red cars & mai.?s $25 ~ ~Y~ ~SS:; ires I and catenng for 4 to 20 '76 ~·oxy lu.,. milei.. 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""Port.ct 770.0347 ltal-+way led and hair products . ~ · !Al Datsun K1nii \'ah •••••••••••••••••••••••t An extra bea for the Call631·9754 or Cal 17 new sails. & SCAMP Tra\t>I Trailer \'SUllll' lea~r or purc•h IMW 9712! * • • holidays 32m S60 I afters 898 6809 trailer. wkdays art 7 pm All f1her1tlass l11:h1 . 8111644 932.'! •••••••••••••••••••••••. CRAIG L MILLY &.40.2622 --• (7141851·9229 Roger we1gh1. 950 lbi. FJrton 2 DELS 1 792::RhineC1r -TV.It.SO, cURTISH kS Ibo d-d1red Call toll frcl.' 16 <iMl' 1'1rkop '•ton. 191 MO I Huntu1glon Beach "Bac_k Swing" Inversion I HiFi, ~ 10911 never us~w 179~1 Pha;n~ 1·800-346 4962 for free h\~ dul) PS. PR. 4 spd AIRIYIHG You are 1he wanner of DeVlt-e. great for bar k ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1 8524 · rotor brochure . K Irk & rad111 nc.,. l1rt'' HOW!!! two free llckels <SIS 00 aches. $200.151·8888 Sherv.'OOd 7110 Rec S70. . --S1\VE BIG BL'Cl\S'" S2800 720 02-19 SEE US vatue1toth1• Rainsuits, skis. knives. ~rrard 40B lm lbl SJO Holdcry ScM ~-Sert. P'art iS Ford Hanl(er t'Jmpf'r TODAY ICE FOLLIES & \'ega S2SO Fiat S650. W111gard AM tfM w 8 on new Sabots & Lido & Acc.::!riei ;40d Sper1al Xlnt C'onct :'llt•\I HOUDA.Y ON l<;E 964-9049. 598-6611 day Ir~. 642-6790 14's Also Santana 23 •••••••••••••••••••••• Paint Rernnd \l11111r ~Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa C7 I 41540.64J_Q_ , ANAHEIM Newport Beach Tennis Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr Derm. loaded SIS.900 .65 VW BUG parts shell S321WICHIO 006 6431 Marine Radio $375 Iron CONVENTION Club. family Mem-wmly Free delivery Schock Boats 67J.2050 and 1300c'r motor l'.111 \'W Pickup. 80. ~·"· J1r Antique Bed End Head CENTER bership. $650. 673·8281. $148 646-1786 I.Jen sale al 700 Lido Park 675--3017 11m fm ~·o.<KlO m1 M'l50 I board. $1 00 Huddle Dec23·2Sor 837·5468 AlwaF'mStereota...,.re Or Fornasado 41', 6452214,9~03()11 Couch S754 LONG BEACH ARENA _...._ CFKI w t"k-13-82 <ricxl '71 Chrysler 440 with · ,$7SO ~4 '""c.2!1·Jan 2 Secunty steel window wrn•:r ( a man ~ -·--trans. Complete $3011 Vmn 9S70 -.....i .....__ ~iM & ~ guarm S2S ea. 2 Steel lype) Show pnie New Dufflebags. all s17.es. Ca 11 3 fl er 6 '"""I.-•• 1•1 To claim tickets. rall $25-0sell Sl9S494-7374 ev s 'I' d h P m ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 $er.kn 8079 642 5678, ext 272 security door guards 11 mg ing y , com· 770.7912. '72 1-'ord Van Hluc $11100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tickelsmuslbeclaimed withlock$16Sea750·5832 Stereo KenwoodAM /FM plele & clean $400. orb!!stofft•r Gctc·nnrl , by Der 22. 1981 chwinn Lit l ie 'C hick Ret'el ve r • Jans son 673·~ UTE IODY WORK 549 1347 • • • Bicycle. $25. Rockwell Speakers. Xlnl cond. I li:LIUHI Dl ... ~Y I o· '76 ford Van . Custom lnl -Mt"r6"•2"""" o.&nlOU'ln nw UptoS03-off yourbody 10" table saw. $27S. .-.. 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Docb 9070 master cyl , F & R Alltos W..ted 9590 SJ.DDLEIACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy Mission \'ieJo Avery Pkwy exit lOff 1-5 1-'wy ) 131-2040 495.4949 ~ CIO!ied Sund~~s for Chn'stma s Parrot sep. comJ>()nents, orig ••••••••••••••••••••••• shoes. hoses Sl2() •offer Dolls S1n.tl\ tll:UI 5210 c 11 f 6 ••••••••••••••••• ••• •• • ~ ... ..... with cag•. orange wing """•sic. · ......,. 211' boat slip rental. side a a t er I' m ..,._, .. . Amaion 1200. 545.7903 400 cfoll collection RCA 19" color TV, nice tJe.8'widlh. S200/mo.no Tio.7912. WlMHD YOUR Youtone stop shopping ceotef eves fc weeknds fl 122S. Private Party. 1 l'Ond. s100. leaH67S-2S4J GOOD USS> CAI! SEASONED FIREWOOD ss7-827t. tam·7Pm 96'2·1SZ3. Trlde the use ot yo11r slip AlTIHTIOM Anything considered· fir ~tit items fo place yoJ FOR SALE Delivered. lolh&..._.. for uu of our 30 ' M'i t97'7Utru 1980 a4 tn lh1s column call Call FASJO.~I Wtllhd IOll .,.,_., sailboat. Call t ·19J.2AS1 OWMEIS ~ 642 $678 and ask f0t lhe Royal Medallloo elect •••• ........................................... dys. 1-864-2278 eves TONNEAU COVER °'istmas AdV1sor Port typewriter. new uying World War .11 llHlh.Stonlp 9090 Flt&MO 's, ·11 '81 ·-rond. Auto return. man)' Souvenlrs. Cash !"d1 0 ••••u••••••••••••••••• Nev•r used, 175 ex tras Sl40 cuh. <Eapecla,l ly an Maria631·7797 l\•emsg 646--SOlS German Relics> 551-4464 • "£ --;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~-..-.~==-;----";311a RALPH'S Prize nf'ed 151. •Y SJ Aa i9 Dodge V1n: ru r door .. 155, ua split 50/50 Monthly boat ' R V window priv.!CY glass 4lU1'741fter6p""m'-. __ 1 aorqe for any alte, 24 SlS; new visor SSO: new hr aecurlty . free re1r swaybuSSO Call l1Unchlng & waahlng after6 .m. 770-1912 prhlleaes. Newport Pontiac turbo 400 Dunes. 1131 ,Back Bay transmissions Mir Of· lk Newpo~ach. fer.840-l3lSarts toll ....................... 94«610 -=---- #I i. Or-. C..ty 292$ HarbOr Blv!I COSTA MESA 979-25_00_ The Excitilt '82 IM\IV'1 Han Arri¥.d! A ftw r~m11nln~ '81 Models & Demos are stlfl ava1 lable1 We speci1liie in Euro· pean delivtry and flaw- Im p,..'<lwnrd BMW's. WlllnCeto.tr S.-.lc.Co•• First! --HT U).l>tt 1-·---··- 12 210 2 dr. $106.31 .-laa 48 mo. 0 E.L. Cap. cost $4964 Res \'Blue $2481.92. Tola I pmts 55409.12. Cost least S..06.69 to lakt' Delivery Order You rs Today! • ~Harbor Blvd Co&ta Mesa 1J.fLS4_0-t_4j_O _ '79 DATSUN 200SX S speed, AM 1 FM stereo This IS a rul class car See tod1y 1944XJ YI &.'11118. Theodore Robina. Dir .. Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mtsa. 642·0010 or S40-82.!.!_ IHODATSUM ._c•• Plea.UP '81 RX·7 GSL. free S2,SOO eqUJty, take over 4/yr. lse Lo mi, 5spd. air. am fm stereotape.snrl, loronado silver. burgun· dy lthr. Every acces. on 11 Dys · S4.>SS30. eves: 7SZ..5686 Malerafl f7J9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-.. 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• toeHW .., .. gtfM7 Compare House of Im- ports Direct lease and 80 mos sensible pymu D ial 213 or 714/MERCEDES is 213 or 714 /63H.333 197 2 MEICB>IS 250 •d oo r . sed1n . brown /I an Bet'ker AMIFM. J>()wer brakes. JJOftr stttring. air con· dltiomng. <bc.OllZfZBl SADDLBACI INW !_l1·2CM0--'9':_4t4' 1975 MllCIDIS 450SlC Ivory with red leather inttnor. has 111 J>OSSibl~ options and Is tn ablolute mint condition. this Is a must att car!!~ SUOl.8'4CllMW !l_l~O 49M949 1'70 Merttdn 2IO SL . Conv ind ha rdto p. 1m/fm radio. new tires ,!19-31!!. _ XR PHA.SE SHIFTER "100" dual controls . N~wly r ebuilt , $7 5. Bamas·BerTY Pre amp, MS. !714 ) 7Sl·8S16 FENDER R.HOD Er t;LECTRJC PIANO Brand... $-7.,. Sates · skis · sleds • snewm Sell your used items in our Daily Pilot Utt tht 01\l_y Pilot "fatl Rnult" sttvlq directory. Your HrVlct Is our tpedeJty Salet·Servlct ·Letsln11 ZOIW. ht, s.t.AH 17141IJS.J171 Cloled~nd1y Air. radio, rhrome bum· 'tl &lllSl. llolidsttt. •ho• per1. EXCELLENT nlOlll <'Oftd. 49.IOO ori•. CONDITION. 111471. ml. Ilk i red lthr •Jnthttlur br1nd ""'· w/cue . *800 or bill olfttr. BtllD ......... Gift G• Cal 542-5171 ......... Qrhf II Mo"-•.. . . C~UtcNm ut. m et for Cl .. slfitd Ad ACTION Clll1 D1Uy Pilot AO.VISOR '42-»'71 ?* d M,.. 0 0 0 ft e d • '11GSWEEK.SSPECIAL 1 1t.1S0 0 a v t . IA"' ••Cl IMW t•»>~~·~~ lll·»M 1-4949 ••SIL MS or b'9t 11'1 U111t IO f1111 for t~t after. Y"7 lllile" cw. Yaetticln trip. ror utr1 ... ,. ~ .... ..u .... 11\tflltlll .......... 111C-.~~= ,.... . .. ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT(Thursday, December 17, 1981 DI ...... ._.a,.... ••rW Alht.l••rW ..... 1 ! w ••uMd .....,UMd ~Uted · ..._UNd .... u.ed ~"'"' ••••tttteet ttttttt~ttt ••••••• :tttt•ttttttttt tllttttttlttlltlttttlll ltllt•ttl tttl lllttlltt lltttttttttetttttt ttttt t ttttlllltltttttttlllttlttltllltttttllt ttttt ttl tlttttttllltt ttt ttttttt t•ttttttttttlttttttttt tttttttttttttttttt ttt tt ~.::~.~~ .... !?~! ~ .......... !?~ !~!.~~~ ........... !?~. !=::~: ....... !?.~~ ~~ ............. !!.'. :~ .......... !!.'.~ ~~ ........ !!.~! ..... ~ ........ !!!.~ ................. !!~~ .................. !!.'.! 'll eo. 19 000 ml like 1 i 4 R•1111 S&K miles ona . SH US FIRST• 79 LTD WAGON v 11 Otlta 18 Dietel 4 dr dll MB 3000, aunroof. new '•unroor auto 'Tl Toyotll Cthca OT. ii vw, ntw dulrh, new owner top rond l~11ded COMTa.,LATIM& • '711 Caprtce ('h1u1r • dr, auto factory 11r pwr' 19,(kX) mt $.100 dn 12911 I r bampa gn e mtl ' claret 7~'9319 • mas Wheel•. 5 apd. rldlallirt1,alr,40K m1 mo~t3U • CAOILUC1 Wehavea1oochelectlon load rd . t.unroor wt ' bralm , AM/Jo"M rrc>Maro 848·3143 I ~le player 8400 m1. -AM/FM tape. air, 40,000. ts.000. 080, 499·3040 _ Ct -We apeoc~Ua. lo Juua. I> ( N..E W 1' ..UJE D D5IXl/olr_lrvu1a5$598& "Sftrt'O 1'hltrarls pnred a Old!! ill Broualfam . :-soo al\u 5 8UMl!48, PWICilt '710 mt 1'01) tobd. $4100 '75 Sclrocco ~ ~';{g· 55,000 mttt~ I for tht bu11nu1 ex OllVrOleur tt27 right 11141311 S3888 Kdan, loadtd, V 8 tn1 . • -1 "* -••••••••••••••••••••••• 541-4$UorlMI~ Exullenl rond Ntw 646·9l00 l'fUUvefc proreulonat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l'lleodort Robin&. l>lr . hat 115.600 3,500 ml 9 Mertfl!H Ben1 lllOSL, 73 914 Porarht. white '80 Toyota <:~salda. frtt Mtrhelins $3200 L_.,. SelKtlN '64 Comet Inside l.lkl' lfurbor Blvd , Co~l 11 showroom new , must rebll tn1.~ewcarpet1 & =1167~!;:8 ~1 74 eng Dm equity, take over 673-1667 Ceclloc 9tl Of Hew ltU New. Good Tr1n•po Meao 642 0010 or .ell Call 636·0329 I.op Gd hrts & paint . a · 4/yr lie Auto ol d. - -•••••••••••••••••••••• C.clleca ~80 ~-3469 ~11211 '19 rMes~l 98 Regency *·'721. i8 Porsche 911 SC Eler am/fm stereo 111pe , 'ti Sclrocco I REGAL ..-. 97 .. 2 •nrl.w1t1dw.1ll leathtr. betaevelourint: melt Sunroor , ~ s pd , Mow .. Stocll! .... tt32 '75FORD1.TD Waaon Al<'ond~5 -, P7 's l inmacullll' bm n l .. land•u roof M1t'heUns. silver grey, N \BER~ ** * v.11, auto . factor) air, 64)7~._workssi.un ....................... S20.900 Dys: (714 )545·5530 . cassette , al r l'Ond CLEARANCE 'I aYllA. G. MIUH m 111y1 . ''driv(' (I httle, pwr sl & br;ikes Great P'Wo tt57 846·0622 eves: (71411525686. _ Reraro se111s , 5 year (,ADJl ... ( ... 1\ , aave a lot." on new ·111 for a large romtly ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••Cl.A.SSIC•• a I 18 500 SALE' •G•bralter Ave Corvettes 1107 MY£) $24!19 i!IPINT03Door4Cyl ,4 'H MG '72 ti ITT.,. Ytllsw.... f770 ~~a ~ves 120 02$5 I "~ H" ·• 1~•' Colt• Mesa •Brome. A'T, 1104964 1 llleodo" Robins. Ulr · aJ)Hd Lranil • fal1ory :ur l.clta ol 1$1 bu11one inlO Clean lot'al rar rebll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---=---• '' "'·' """'' <,.so "t<JO You are the winner of -Claret, AT, ll00813) Harbor Blvd . Co~t" t'llnd. Xlnt eronom1ral this little baby Ne w ena 's spd ahoys '8()..'8$ VW len & rt&ht Valvo • t77l two free tickets 1118.00 1 Mesa 642.0010 ur 11 p a i n t , F r •0 n t ster~. 99600 1 or offer'. door, '73 left door. S50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1981 IEGAlS • CADILLAC 'II value) totbe ~117~~:; two.tone S40-l211 ~ ~! f ~ ~ V,' 11 13 2 ~ ~ tires (wires ). Sta rt er. !42·81167, 646· 1030 eriamsch. WforestSue~r1Y!,e_ewth1! • 10YOLVO DlALU Equipped with crum~ I SIVILLl! ICl FOUIH & •Silver. 4.5p<1 1108E91 l ,63 F .. IRL ..... E Theodore Robins. Dir . "' Generator. Regulator. ,_ °" " IN RANGECOUNTY• rol.s HOUDA.YOMICE •Drit.Blue,AT,1104886' A A,.. tlarbor Blvd . l'ostJ R"blt eng, W1r1ng . 72tl 1 T·C~ ea.5411·97« ----<.'Ont ,split1e:its,i.port Loaded' A beauty with ANAHEIM Spun couve. d11~~1c ~ Mesa 642 0010 or•• Throw.out Be a n n g, New paint, alloys, air. '79 Rabblt. AM/FM Cass. SALIS, SHYICE wheels, air cond1L1on1ng.. low miles! llAOY396l. CONVENTION dr. auto, sml V8 PS, PH 5408211 Cl h Ba must sell. $7800 or offer. ......... ~~~~ AM·FM stereo, pwr ftAJILY $17 995 CENT"'R Gdrond S775 utr . ttery , & Sl75 642-l3117 646 1030 _..,J wi ndows, tilt sleen ng "'" • "" 494 32114 S ,._ Tune.up 2 weeks ago ......... .___.._, -·-644-9336 OVE V RY wheel & v6 engrne HOWAID Cl1..,'°'" Der 23·25or · FOR Al1: Still needs New rug A lt71 t II SC Targa ·~Bua. tin, eng reblt. nu EXPERTS Wholesale bluebook with Dove/Quall Sts WNO BEACH ARENA iill S El Camino Real "19 f'AIRMONT •'utura 4 7 I· Pinto hatrh bark. real Sweetheart' $3000 Redtblark. l5,000 mi. ,ores. hub ups, auto this equipment uo2s. NEWPORTBEACH Der 29.Jan.2 SanClemenle ryl , 4 bpd , AM fM clean.4speed.newt1reb, Or Best Offer Please leather. air. nght and $2500.152·7660 WLllKI retailbluebook·Slo.610 133-0555 To rl11m tickets, call B3H~llO 4928500 sterl'o ras~, sunroof •luggage ra<·k ,goo'1 ' Call ... 499-4722 len mirrors. windows. 76Sclrocco I VOLVO SALE ;3 Sed~n de \'Ille, good I ~:k!!~Ust~~la1~;d '6'1coupe.327, auto air. ~~·~~~~~.~:~ ~):~portahon <·111 moo As new S22.000 Mint eond Cbampaane 1966 Harbor Blvd engme S800 by Der 22. 1981 . full pwr, "'ht blu 1n Theodore Rob1nb, Dir . f 642 1570Jdl '60MGARstr 642.m6'7.&46l030 F.dl.$3600.979·5278 I COSTA MESA 833·8979 _ * * * tenor,ong ownr,S8500 Harbor Bhd. C.:osta 63177!17Mar1a completely restored ti IS Pond1e 'SIVW VA.M '46-t30l 540-'4'7 PRICE i8 Sdn Deauv1lle. beau -----firm494·0075 Mesa 642 00111 or Like new. Beautiful! Comp restored, mint New eng, needs paint '81 Volvo GL xlnt cond. ty. ye llow, all xtras ltlO COIYlTIE 9935 5-108211 1973 Plftto WOCJ Mustsacrifice. rond SC Flares. Air 11400 OBO 540-6468 and Desperate. assyme Ong ownr $5500 Red /tan. T·top, all op· Dodge , 65 ..... ·•tanq <.iood rondihon Stereo BM-IOOOext3d cond Pwr Windows. 7»-7546 lease or buy Don. 5799 £3 ~ 11ons On ly \ 1.000 ~;;·;;;;;;·0;;~:·R~~·5• .... 67 ~:feo•ns~iWde~strf~~l snrf. elect mirror~. i8 VW Convertible. Beau 631-03111. 5 "19 El Dorado !ilk wired original miles. LIKE Great. Perr eel Conti Rl()O 6 3 9038 ATT&fTIOM leather, alarm Mr Hill cond. White Champagne '13 HS WAGON leat her 38K n11 Loaded. NEW. MUST SEE CAR! S2K Orig M1 $1350 OBO ·79 f'AIRMONT Futura V6 l'mlo lfatchback Wai. MG 752·1400ext2834 F.dlUon.495-1.536 Dk blue,Sl800or besl of-Xlnt shape. $10,900 or SADDLUA.CKIMW Oennls.615-4233 TTop 6cyl .auto .Cac in wreck Body and OWHHS Roltloyc.e 9756j;1 Deluxe Bue Convert! fer_496-6648 evs ~e~ ct:::S!e ~'::~ ~~~~ lake over good lease 131·2040 4t5-4t4t •71 Dodie Charger SF:, ~~ ~~r 1~~1 ~M ~l~r~ol.' g~~,8d~~~:;0~~ ~1~1l' TONNEAUCOVER ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble. fully equip. $3000 down ' 548·~l.960-J963_ '75 Monte Carlo $2000 3l8V-8,ps,pb.air Sl200 one 11174821 s4888 new trans & rnd1ator. Fits MG's, '71·'81 na Must sell. 642·0857 Alltos. UMd 1972 Cadillac am dm. Best Offer. Loaded 552·7420after::_6j>m Theudore Hobms, Dir , pump, ve11 good whls & Never used. $75 "I DEAlu' IN U.S.A. '11 Bus 12175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ power, everythmg, runs 842 2323 Harbor Blvd . Costa ures. no brokt.'n glass Maria6.11·7797 lvemsg ruCAR\fER Orbestoffertoday '""""" ttOI &_d ~.642-3338 __ ·19 -Ks . ~er , * * * Mesa 6H 0010 01 Int erior good Reds 213·S92·2110 •••••••••••••••••••••.. k 1 .74 Eldorado. I owner. Cheyenne. 8cyl, 4X4. IEYflLY HAAS 540-!rlll oiVa1I A greJl deal for MGI 9744 -~ ;4 Super Beatie runs & SAllC~EVl_()L1fT1 64,(XX) mi. S4000 or best yellow 1wh1te 18.000 27Co31AlbMalross .75 GRANADA v K. r::urshtas~e1r1or31)l1J1rubgeslahleesr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-ill>~Cf""" looks great Stereo/ "Chevya got1ta oHer.646-1889 miles. fully equipped sta esa auto.pwr st &brakes. m ~ll!>O>llWJt>CJ.... t S2700 0 8 0 I for you"!" l!l lft O,._,.c-..y ,.......,.......1~ 992-0 $7_200.968-4856 __ You are the winner of $700 .. make ofr Call CtOSEOSUHOAYS oass · '79 CAM AR O Z28. 292SHARBOR8LVU .,._ ...._., two free tickets tSUIOO vm}I root ThJs car •s 968S844afl 7 JOpm C .. ISTMAS CA.I ---S7~3426 loaded. including T top COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• '80 Cuallon 4 cyl, A T valuel tolhe pnc:ed nghl t580LLLI Transportation for your Toyoto 9765 '66 VW Bus. xlnt rood. (lic317YDHI S'729S. 979_2500 li8 MONTE CAR LO v.s. PS PB. Air, stereo. hit. ICE FOLLIES' $2999 Theodore Robins. ·74 Pinto 2D R 2 no college son or daughter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rblt eng & trans. Nu i9CHEV MONZA 2+2. auto .. factory air. pwr lo mi, xll}_l cond. Sac Dir , Harbor Blvd, v.wner Rblt .eng Nl.'w 1981 MOB GT. 22 mpg, '81 Celica, 5 spd, am/fm, starter. whl bearings. , 1 1 -I wind., AM /FM stereo $4495 72G-Lm HOLIDAY OM ICE Costa Mesa 642 0010 or tires Clean Good Cond AM/FM radio. ·air. 23K m1 , blue me t, Blaupun.kt radials, cstm :troo'~fi"H~~~~~911~~7~ 8-lrack, ralley whls. ,77 Monte Carlo. super ANAH EIM S40-8211 ll'J5 C_all Phil 675 7372 •S21MX1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9!!!!6!!!!0-!!59961!!!!!' ~t ofr. 557·8608 wkdys 1111. no rust. $2700/0 BO. $41995. f~~~s~kTeHr5E1!1eMhEe~k ~I Trooh.!_,, nCTR Pb745 I Shlfll, loaded , new tires. CO~~~fl~ON .;,,tmte) 995 ptpo..tti 99 60 = '78 Celka GT hftbaek, 50-2077,lvmsgorseeal '80 PHOENIX CPE. 4 ""'"" u ' ~ nNOre o ins, xlnt cond S3195 ••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opet t746 JSK mi, A1C, stereo lllOOAdams ryl auto air only , we ~lit Pf lot Help Dir · Ha r bor Blvd .• 642-8874. LONci'~E~~~~f'NA '79 xlnt rond1t1on. fully 'Ill F\Jry 3. air, pwr. very ••••••••••••••••••••••• <:ass. must sell. BIO '66 Baja, duel·port ri ms. 11,sOO mil~.' (seri2t227) 1 ant l' ass• icatwn tr Costa Mesa 642-00lO or · loaded. lo m1. S4.400 dean. dme a"Aay $650 ·~ R1lle Kadel. 4 spd, gd. ~9131 ___ KYB. J pi ere. $1600 161915 the jol> you want is not 541}.8211 Just moved into town., Dec 2!l·J an 2 17141661-6734 best offer 498 7390 · there you might r on; ---To claim l1t·kels, call _ -econom~, dependable! 75TOYOTA 1146-451. SA.ILCHEYIOLET I s ider oHenn R )OUr lHa\l' you read today's Then gel ar}.uarnted 642 56711 . ext 272 Selhng anythmi: 'Allh d Slnl. 5481949 Blue Celira Xlnl rond. '75 BUG 900SO MAIN serv11:ei. with a~ ad in I Cla~s1f1ed Ads? If not, I ~/:: l~~a!!~:!~t ~~sy Tlrkel~ must he da11nr 1l Daily Pilot Clru.~ifwd Ad Fin~ what you ~~nl in Low miles. 546 -48641 Good condition Lagun a Beach the J o b W a. n l ~ d you re missing the best lofmdjusl the items and by Dec 2'l. 1!181 is a simple matter 14 Pl} Dulller 6 1°) I I ~'llr. Sl200 OBO 960 9864 Darlx Pilot Cla551f1eds. I (home) 851·1911 I work l $2750 997·8679 494-lll I 546-9967 1 categol)' Pl!_Qnl• b42 :>678 bargains in town ' _ 5e.[\'lftsl'.QU nee..!!.'._ * * * ~ rall M2·51l7tl aassifted Ads ---64.2-~8 ... • ATLAS CH YSLB-PLYMouTH 2929 Harbor Blvd . C ta Mesa. Tel. 546-1934. 3 .blocks I south ol San Diego reeway oH Hart>or Blvd. Complete ,body shop. Sales. erv1ce. Parts. Service Dept. open Monday thru Friday :30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and 8 A.M. to 5 P M. on Saturday . • EACH IMPOll'TS tM8 Dove Stree . Newpon Beech. Tel 752-0900 C•ll us, we're Ille spec ahsts 10< Alf• Romeo. Peugeot. Saab & ~~,, THEODORE ROllHS FOaD Modern 11le1, Mrvlc:e, parts. body, paint & tire depta. Competillve rates on leaM & daily rentals. 2060 Herbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 642-0010 or 540-8211. • JOHNSON & SOM UMCOLH MllCUIY 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. 54().5630. 57 YH ra of friendly family service -Orange County's oldest Lin· coin.Mercury dealership. • SOUTH COAST DOMI 2888 Harbor Blvd .. Costa MeN. Tet 64<>-0330. RV aervloe spec1allats, ~.ustom van conV'll'slons MIW,OIT NOUS' 3100 w CoHt Htghwey. N•wpo rt Beech. T•I. ~-9405/540-1164. Th• Ferrwl ~ . ... MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES • MEW,ORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street. Newport Beach Tel. 833·1300 Al the tnangle ol Jamboree. MacArthur & Bristol behind VtC· torta Station. Sales, Service. Leasing & Parts. Fleet di• counts to the publlc. • MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tel 540-9100 Orange County's Largest Cadillac dealer. Sales Service. Leas- ing .• • DAVID J. 'HIU"S IUICl<~AC-MAZDA Sale s • Se rvice • Leasing 24888 Allci1 Parltway Laguna Hills 837-2400 • CHICK IVHSOH POltSC ... AUDl-VW 415 E Coast Hwy .. Newport Beach. 87:Ml900. The only dealership In Orange County with thn9 lhrM great makff under on• roof! • • ALAM MACJHOM POMnAC-SUIAIU 2480 Hett>or Blvd . Costa Mela. Tel. 5'M300. Si les •• 9-Nlce, LHalng. ~·Mr. Go0dwr9neh." 0 HOUSI OP IMPOITS MHC-1941 · .................... 9162 Mlnch•l9r Blvd .. Buena Parlt (on Sant• Ana Fiww•y~ Teke Beech Bllld. offrMnP -lhlf1> right on Menc:heet•r. OW. M!R-C!OES (213 or 714) 837-2333 •• • IOI LOMGl"RE POH'TIAC 13600 Beach Blvd . Westminster Tel. 892-6651 _ Orange County"s oldest and largest Pontiac dealership. Sales, Service. Parts UNIVERSITY HOMOA 2850 H1rbor Blvd . Costa Mesa Tel 54().9640 1 Mile South 405 Freeway Sales. service. pans & leasing • SAHT A AMA DATSUN • 2001 E 17th Street, Sa,,te Ana. Tel 558-7811. Your· Original Dedica ted Datsun Deeler. 0 MIRACLI MAZDA We've movedl Our new location Is 1425 Baker Strfft, Costa Mesa. Tel. 545-3334. Slop by & visit our brand new showroom and sff why we're the 11 Mazd1 dealer In Southern California. Sales. S«vloe, Parts and LHslng . AMAH8M MAJ.DA "OlltyO.C.._.~ ... Porff ........ Le-. C..." 601 S Anah•lm Blvd .. Anaheim 956-1820. Just north of Santa An• Frwy. on Anaheim Blvd. Call us flrtll "WE ARE HARD TO FlNC>-BVT WORTH ITI" • SADOLllAQ IMW 28402 Mergu9f'lt• ~ .. Avery Pkwy. Hit We ofter wh a t no .1 .. ae company or bank c an. t. Ultra•mod•rn .. l'Vi09 dept tor 1at clau aft., Hie MNic.9; 2. Factory auth. f.cllltl• &. bOdY ahOp . 3. Ellmln1tlon ob.ht mt~ -ltMlng de•ler dl~t . 831·2040 485 .. 949 COST A MESA DATSUN 2&45 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. Tel 540-6410 Serving Orange County lor 16 years 1 Mile So 405 SUNSET FORD, IMC. (Home of W1lhe the Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd . Westminster Tel 636-4010 FRANK PROTO LINCO«..H-MERCURY ·Service and Parts Department always open 7 days a ~k 7 30 A M to 6 30 p M 84&n39 0 C OMHB.L CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Over 20 years serving Orange County! Sales. leasing, service. Call 546-1200: specl1l parts line, 546-9400. body shop line. 754-0400. ROY CARVH ROUS IOYCl-IMW 15'0 J1mbo rH Road, Newport Beach.~ Sal•. s.Mce. Parta And Le111lng. • DGM LIASIM•, IMC. 730 w. 19th SI . Co•t• MeH 642·1~ SeV9 t1"'9. en.rgy & fru.tr1tlon. Call u1 tor •II ol your IMllng nMdl W9 .... eU m9ktt end mO<Nle of Q,., truckl & \llt'll. ..... FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO BE PLACED ON THIS AD, CONTACT YOUR 01\IL:Y. PIC:OT R~P . .. • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThuraday, December 17, 1981 Research Results , ConclYSive: ir4------ • Enriched Flavor: MERIT topples leading higher tar brands in tests comparing taste and tar combined. One low tar cigarette continues o challenge higher tar smok ing - nd win. Latest research offers the m ost onclusive evidence yet confirm- g MERIT as the proven taste lternative to higher tar smoking. MERIT Beats Toughest Competitors. In impartial new tests where ·rand identity was concealed, the verwhelming majority of smokers eported MERIT taste equal to- r better than -leading higher ar brands. Moreover, when tar levels were e_vealed, 2 out of 3 chose the ERIT combination of low tar and ood taste. Warning: The Surgeon-General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERIT Tukes Tuste Honors. • In the second part of th is exten sive new study, fo rme r highe r t ar sm o ke rs confirm that MERIT taste is a m ajor factor in comple ting their successful switch fro m highe r tar bra nds. Confmned: 9 o ut of 10 former higher t ar sm o k ers report MERIT is a n easy switch . that they didn 't give up taste in switching, and that MERIT is the bes t-tasting low tar they've ever tried . Ye ar after year, in st.udy after study, MERIT remains unbeaten. The proven taste alternative to higher tar smoking -is MERIT. 0 l'tllltp Morris Inc. 19' I Re04 8 mg "tar;' 0.6 mg nicotine-Men : 7 mg "tar:· 0.5 mg nicotine-lOO's Reg : 9 mg "tar:· 0.7 mg nicotine-100's Men: 10 mg ''tar:' 0.8 mg nlcotine av. per ci~arette. FTC Repon Mar'.81 • • MERIT Filter r .. . --- J • DRANCI COAST Ylll lllETIWN DAllY PIPll THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1981 ORANGE COUN TY. C ALIFORNIA 2'> C f N' '"• Huntington. m11rder su~pect puts guilt on jury By DAVID KUTZ MANN 04 ... o.11, ...... $\Ml Murder defendant Willie Ray Wisely of Hunting ton Beach stared directly at the Orange County Superior Court jury Wednesday and declared: "If you vote me guilty for something I didn 't do, then you're the murderers . Not me." Wisely, acting as his own lawyer , could be sent to San Quentin's Death Row if he is c~nvacted of fi rst-degree murder with special ci rcumstances in t he s ufroc ation death of his 6 1 -year -old s tepfather , Huntington Beach tr uck driver Robert Bray. Bray's body was found pinned b e n e a th the 2,000 p o und. till-a way c a b of his 1975 Int e rna ti o n al Ha r ve ster tractor-trailer ri~ last March 9 o n S pri ngd a le Stree t i n Huntington Beach. The death was or iginally be lieved to be accidental, but P•"lice later charged Wisely and a nother man with the deat h after investigating claims of a jailhouse informant. De puty District Attorney Ed F reeman, in his opening statements lo the eight-man, rour-woman jury, said evidence would show that Wisely and the othe r m an, James Dunagan, planned to kill .Bray because he was learning too much about an alle1ed drug traffi c kin g operation involving use of his truck. IL i s alleged that the 29-year-old Wisely and Dunagan, who stands trial eatlY next year. lowered the lilt-away cab over Bray as he lay beneath it attempting to do repair work. Freeman s aid the (wo men apparently tampered with the . lruck so Bray would have to fix it. But Wisely, in a lengthy and emotional opening st atement to the jury, denied he had any involvement in the death, which he claimed was accidental. Acknowledging that he didn't get along with his stepfather. Wisely said, "I may not have liked the man. But I'll tell you I didn't drop that truck on him .. : But Freeman told the iurv in Superior Court Judie Kenneth E Lae 's courtroom that the jailhouse informant, who shared a cell with Wisely in Los An1elea County Jail, was told by the defendant of how he had fooled police into thinking Bray's death was an accident. The deputy district attorney said the prosecution witness wo uld tes tify how Wisely described the killing to him and <See WISELY, Page A2> Polish church de1nands Walesa release Reprisals due for protests ... .. . . I I' . f ! I . I Energy agenc_y out? By The Associated Preas 'f'f'.• ,, Poland's martial-law regime threate ned s e vere re prisals against anybne demonstrating today on the anniversary of a WA S HINGTON !AP I Preside nt Reagan proposed today to dismantle the Energy Department and transfer mo.st of its functions to the Commerce Department. "The government will no longer try to manage every as pect of ener gy s upply and cons umption," he declared . The president s aid his plan. which requires congressional approval. redeems his off-slated campaign promise to a bolish the d e p a r t m e n t l o "m a k e government more effi cient and reduce the cost of government to the taxpayers.·· Ener gy Secr et a r y J ames Edwards . w ho a nno un ced Re agan's decis ion, said the change would result in some sa vings beyond what would have resulted from s ha rp budget cuts a lre ad y pl a nn e d f o r t h e de partment. He said he could not estimate the exact savings. White Hous e deputy press secretary Lar ry Speakes told re porters that thousands of jobs would be cut if the department were a bol is hed Edwa rds . howeve r. said cuts would not be that large. In a statement, Reagan said his proposal would "result in a strong feder al erfor t in basic research in energy that avoids the excessive regulation that led me to call for dismantiin" the Department of Energy. "Under this plan." the president said, "we will limit the role of the federal !'tOvernmenl in energy." Th e deci s io n indi ca tes Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige ouldueled J ames Watt. th e cont rover s i a I interior sec r e t a r y, in a b eh i n d · the-scenes struggle over which would g et to expand h is department's operations. R eagan heard presentations on both options Tuesday , and m ade his decision Wednesday, Speakes said . Speakes said the change would result in "personnel and cost s avings lo the government," which he could not es timate. "beca use we know it's cheaper when you cut people off." Nob H ill b us line power ed S AN FRANCISCO CAP> Electric trolley bus s ervice has started on Nob Hill along a route so steep that diesel buses often could not make the run. The trolley buses draw power from 600-volt overhe ad lines, have no tra ns mis s i ons or clutches and s urge with electrical power at the touch of a button to climb critically steep bills. The conversion of the Muni SS line to electricity cost $7 million. "Not a bad ride." said one of the first riders Wednesday. "But a bus is a f>us ." TRYING ART FOR SIZE r'..aguna Beach sculptor )tarlo Bartels plans strateg~· against son Jesse. 7. a~ the pa ir ti'' ou t his functiona l a r t piece t·a lled ··ca n~·on Chess a nd Chccker s .. an Main Beach Park The three-piect:' sc ulplun•. m ad<.• o f ·antique·· l ilt•. wa s rere nll~· purchas ed h~ Deity ..... ""*.., P'Mlfca O'o-11 Laguna·s .\rts Commission for S2.000 und pla('ed under a small 1-?rove of cuca l ~·ptus t ree!'> al the south <.>nd of the bea c h park. It.~ the rt• fo r t'he~s a nd e her kr r pt .i n 'r" and kibitzer:-. a lik<.> Councilman's case dropped Chastity belt presente d Hit, run charges dismissed in court By JOHN NEEDHAM 0t IM D•llY ...... S~ L ag un a B e a c h C it y Councilman Bill Wilcoxen said today he is considering a legal action of his own following the dis missal of reckless driving a nd vehicular hit-and-run charges against him Wednesday at South Orange County Municipal Court i n Laguna Niguel. Judge Richa rd D. Hamilton gr anted a motion by the deputy dis trict attorney to dismiss the two counts after Hamilton ruled that a major portion of the evidence agains t Wilcoxen was inadmissible bec ause the c ouncilman was denied his Miranda rights. (The right have his lawyer present during questioning.> The charges stemmed rrom an Aug. 21 incident in which Wilcoxen was a ccused of repeatedly rear-ending a Laguna Beach woman's car with bis vehicle on Pacific Coast Highway near McKnight Drive in Laguna. Eftekhar Tong, 51, told police she was driving north on the highway when she was struck four or five times by a motorist driving a white Mercury station wagon. Mrs. Tong said she was finally forced out of her lane and the st ation wagon went northbound toward Newport Beach. Mrs. Tong filled out the report the next day, police s aid. Wilcoxen said today that Mrs. Tong "greatly exaggerated" the facts surrounding the incident, and he may seek monetary d amages from her. .. Anyone looking at the rear of he r car could tell It could not have possibly been struck four or five times," Wilcoxen said. "Her version in the police report is simply not accurate." Based on a description of the station wagon and a license plate number, Wilcoxen waa stopped on Forest Ave. Aug. 22 by Laguna Beach police officer Mark Miller. In testimony before Judie Hamilton Wednesday, Miller said he questioned Wilcoxen about the incident, and the councilman acknowled1ed he was the driver of the vehicle. M Iller also s aid Wilcoxen willingly described Mrs. TonJf 8 (See CHARGES, Pa1e A.2) C LEAR E D Charges against Laguna Beach City Councilman William Wilcoxen hav e been dis missed. to Schmi t z LOS ANG ELES !AP > Proclaiming that "This is what we believe you are trying to foist on us," feminist attorney Gloria Allr e d pre s ented a leather-and-chain chastity belt to state Sen. John Schmitz, author of a proposed anti-abortion amendment to the state constitution. The bizan-e lift was given to Schmitz, a Newport Be ach Republican, on Wednesday after Ms . Allred testified before his Senate Committee o n Constitutional Amendments. Allred c alled Schmitz' so-called "rleht-to-llfe" amendment the "single most dangerou s anti -woman legislation lh•t has ever been proposed here." "We suggest you discuss this device with your wife, Mary, and see if she likes this form of birth control," Ma . Allred added, presentin1 Schmitz with the chastity bell. An aide said th at Schmitt wasn't fazed. •"He didn't say anything or do anytbin1, be Juet endured it stoically,'' be said. 'Occasional drunk' a driving menace? Ms . Allud , In a flery pro-abortion speech, deacribed Senate Conatltullon a l Amendment 29 -Scbmlla' proposal -as "t.be compulsory pretnancy amendment.'' She sald she had had an abortioD herself, that it was a "horrible experience" but that women should have the right to make their own choice. By STEVE ·M~JlBLE .... .,...., ........... Polic e authorities have re vealed th at most fatal accidenta in Newport Beach in ttae past three years have Involved drunken drivers who badn 't previou.aly been cited for driving under the Influence of alcohol. StaU1Ucs a bow, N..,tport patrolmen repott1 that nearly 88 percent of the raul accldenta cauaed bJ drunken driver• lnlOlved nnrt-Ume offenders. ' Capt. Arb Campbell, who beads Newport's traffic division, concludes these "killers" oft.en are lndividuab traveling rrom omce parties, Jong lunches or holiday 1et·to1ethera. "It may be the person who doesn't even drink much but goes to an omce party and it juat creeps up on him," Campbell 1u11e1t.ed. Jn the paat three years, 16 of the~ fatal aeeidenlt In Newport Bel'eh bave been blamed 011 drunktn drivers. In only lW'f ol • the accidents was the drunken driver killed, po11ce said. Police said atatlatlcs con.firm that It's usually "the other auy" who I.a killecl- Newport Beach and other Orange Coast itlea have stepped up t.belr drunken drMnc patrols thla month. Many ol the cltlea, such ·as Newport, Fountain Valley and Coat.a Men, baw pl1ced 1pedaJ patrol units on the atr.et that are 1pedttcalty on tbe ~out for ltpay motorist.I. Officers In Newport said their drunken driving arnsta in the tint two weeks of December were up 110 percent rrom the; prevlout year. Campbell said hls orficera have now made over 100 drunken drlvln1 arrests this month. PoUce ln Laiuna Beach are off erin1 to 4ovble up aa tan drive" f~rso:,-who 4.ekM . lMY' Ye h ucb t.o drink and need sate pa111e hotne. <See q&t1N'K8, P .. e Al) ,.. In other tHtlmony at tbt c ounty Health Servlcu Department auditorium, 1 spokuman for tbe Orthodox Jewl1b community uld he aupporb!d the amendm•t but thoui!Olt lt fhouJd be made more nuJble to ~t women whole Hve1 m11ht be tnc1a111end by 1tvtn•bil'lh. 1970 labor rebellion. but it raced tough r esistance fro m the p o w e rful Roman C atho lic church, which called for the immediate release of Solidarity leade r Lech Walesa. Vatican Radio s aid Polish bishops called for Wa lesa 's fre e d o m . s ay ing h e is "a bsolutely indispens able for nat io nal e quilibrium ." According to a message from th e episcop'ate , the Polish population is "living in terror." Th e message echoed a state ment from Polish Primate Arc hbishop J ozef Glemp on W e dnes da y s h o rtl y after witnesses reported troops and armor broke into t he Gdansk shipyards to crush a s trike. In Strasbourg, France. British F o r e ign S e cret1:1ry Lord Carrington told the European Parliament ··there ·has i.lmost certainly been some loss of lire" since martial la w was declared in Poland. .. In the past 48 hours, the Polish skies have continued to darken," Carrington said. ··we are ramiliar with natural disasters. But here in the heart of our continent is a man.made disaster on a colossal scale " • I Carrington did not s ay what evidence he had of loss of life in .I,' Poland, but unconfirmed reports from Paris Wednesday spoke or n i ne d e ad s in ce the proclamation of martial law. Carrington said there has been an "ominous silenc e " from Polis h authorities about Walesa. The Italian news agency ANSA said its correspondent in Wars aw r e ported Polish authorities were trying to force Walesa to make a TV s peech in favor of "national peace," but t ha t Walesa , held outside Warsaw, was "resisting and waiting" to be allowed to see Gle mp. It s aid the report rea ched ANSA 's Paris office through "private channels." The P olish army paper, Zolnlerz Wolnosci, said today that documents seized over the weekend from the Warsaw chapter of Solidarity called on soldiers to kill their officers and for the labor federation to take powe r in the event of martial law. The article, broadcast by Warsaw Radio, s aid there was onl y one choice for Poles : "No support whatever for the <See POLAND, Page A.2) llllCI l:IAIT 1111111 Patchy night and morning fog near coast. Otherwise fair Friday with high cloudiness. Lows tonight 53 aJoog coast, 48 inland . Highs Friday upper 60s at beaches, 7S to 83 inland. Details Page A3. 111111 TllAY The Mmancf /or ~ ~ s l~pped dro1Uc0Ur .'taftd pt'OCIMctl . ~ teUing /or i.11 than prodMction coat1. Olflciola Hf trot.1bif .oheod /of Arillorta. P.o{1f Bf. 11111 -.111111 ............ .... u... ••••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursdey, Oocember 17. 1981 Sub-zero cold, snow hit Middle West DMIY ....... l .... - Tl~flY SIGN DI' ~nd By Tb~ Aaaoclated PrtH A snowstorm blitied the Midwest with foot-deep snow and aub·iero cold as It pushed eastward toduy and the cities of the Northeast hraced for their third wintry assault in four days . The s nowy weather across the country has been blamed for at least 11 deaths since Monday. Ten school children were injured in Indianapolis today when a car s kidded at an intersection in 5-inch s now and plowed into a group or students wailing for a bus. A medical aid at the scene said none of the injuries appeared lo be life-threatening, but some of the children. who runl(tsd in agt from 10 to l!'l. s utrered multiple fraC'tures. buC'k and lll't'I< tnJUrtcs The Nat1cmul Weather Service said the storm dumped more than a foot of s now on northeast M 1s!>our1 und central llltno1i. before sur11ns1ni.: southern West Virgirua where 1l was coming down at the rate ot 2 inches an hour. Interstate highways across the nation's heartland were clogged A police di s patcher In Cinc innati. wh1th got its first taste or heavy s now of the !.Cason with 4 1nchei. on the ground, said. "'Inte rstate 71 1s pretty bud. People are just leaving their l'ar~ where they get s tuck " Fog halts Way n e • air . The storm all>o left up to 7 1nC'h e~ of i.now 1n central, 11 o r l h w t• ~ t a 111.J :; o u t h e as t Nt•bras ku. und 4 inches an northern Kentucky The Natwnal Weather Sl•rv1ce issued a winter s torm watch t oduy for parts o f Ma ~s achusd t s. Pennsylvania a nd Maryhrnd. and snow was forecast in Connecticut and New York ··tt was wa1M d t.>ep when I went l)d{" to m y cruiser to go to work thi s morning.·· said M as~ac husetls s tate police Trooper Todd Bell o f the barracks 1n P1ttsf1e ld , which got 6 tnt hes of snow Tuesday and another fool Wednesday Other parts or the i.tale . traffic .. including li<>ston. l(Ot nun and only a llllle snow "Wllh the wind blow•ng, we got 4· lo 5 fool drifts." Bell !>aid The 11now forced the c losing of mos t sc hools 1n wci.t l·rn Ma ssaC'husctts The steady !-.nowfull:s follow two seasons of little 01 no snow for Massachusetts and other IJU rls of New ft:ni;:lilnd Concord, N. H .• already has haal ." reported a truck stop c1perator near Albany, N. Y . where aboul 14 inches of fres h snow frll ··There's a whole hunc·h of trucks waiting to leave I w<i!> the only ~uy 10 makt· 1l to w11rk today," i.uul ('harl11· S.in<h a t the truck i.top on 1111· N1•w York Thruway A S6 yc:1r old rnan who drove a lredded snow v1·h1dl· u11 Mount W<ishinl(ton in New Ham p~h1rc spent tht· night in a Berlin, N II , ho:.p1tal ;.ifkr being lo'>t for nearly f1v t• hours Wedne:-.day in blindin~ l'>now and hq~h winds Phtl Labbe wus beini< cxamrned lo M'C whelh1·r he had fro!>lblle More lhar\ 200 ~d11JOb were l'loscd 1n Nc•w YOl'k Stall' on W1·dnesduy U'> up to 14 inrhcs of -.n11w chokt·d thl· Cats ktlb and winds gustcd up to 46 mph The Alt1uny area hall a foot or snow. on1· day lifter a ~torm dropped up tu fl 1nchl·'> of i.now Flights out of county airport stopped for second day • · ~,M r s E I mer 0 r e w ... 11 I C'oronJ <kl \1 ~11" (.'\ IHl'"~ • ..,he ir fl•t•llng:-. w1Lh I his -.1gn . " o n tht•1r homl' From Page A1 POLAND • • • madmen and poltt1 cill cheat::i fre nzied with the lus t for power Rderr1ng to the documents ..tllcgedl} fou nd al Solidarity's Warsaw chapter. the paper said · 'that not one drop of Polish blood must be s pilled and anyone wanting this "deserves the most ····~evere punishment." Patches o f den s e and unusually wet fog settled over the Orange Coast early today, haltin g commercial a1rltne travel o u t of J oh n Wa yn e Airport for the second straight day The fog , which w eathe r officials said seemed heavier in inland areas today, 1s expected to move in again this evening and linger through Friday A spokesman for the National Weathe r Bureau said the fog normally has been breaking up by mid-day and returning by nightfall. Commercial flights from John Wayne Airport never got off the From Page A1 ground early l111s morning By 9 a m .. AirCal had l'ilnceled six 1ncom1ng fli g hts and three out bound fhghls Mark PctL·rson. a spukcsman for AirCill, :-.aid pilssenger-> were being udv1scd t o lrilvel t o Ontario International Airport Jl c w:.irned, however. that a ct1 v 1ty at thill airport was con gested beca use of fog shutdowns al John Wayne and L os An geles I nternaliOnill Airport Heavy fog Wednesday evening h a lted commercial airline activity ill the county airport for six hours Peterson es timated v1S1b1ltty ' ' Martial law regulations call 1fhr summary trials of soldiers '\ind civilians 1n militarized 'Industries violating the r ules, " :W ith punishment ranging from t wo years 1n jatl lo execution CHARGES DISMISSED. • • •W a r sa w radio s aid that ttemonstrations were planned fur lhe anniversary or the 1970 toocl riots 1n Gdans k, harbinger of the labor rebellion a decade late r that the Communist Party 1s trying to contain The leilder o f P o land 's PO '-'erful Roman Ca tholic J'hurch. breaking his silence on the Comm'un1sl government's mtl1tary craC'kdown. accused the regime of terror1z1ng the nation. ·Our suffering is that of the .l-n t1re nation. terrorized by m1l1 tar y for ce." sa id a • '>tatement issued by Archbishop '.,J o z e f GI e mp . l he P o I 1 s h ·•primate. and lhe c hurch hier a rchy. according to reports from Poland M a rttal law "const itutes a hlow to the hopes and l''< pectations or society." said . Lht' '>latement. ··The un('ertainty ' an d powe rlessness of the workers have caused emotions. h1tterness. disgu~t " The statement called for the freeing of pri~ners and said that until they are It berated vehicle, a brown Mercedes, and s aid there was not enough damage to her car to warrant a char~e or hit and run. though perhaps he could be guil ty of reckless driving. Mill e r s aid he o bs erved damag e to the gri ll of Wilcoxen's station wagon before he made the traffic stop. Judge Jldmilton s ustained several objections by Wilcoxen's attorney, Tom Reilly of Newport Beach. as to the admissibility of Mille r 's conversation with his client during the stop. Hamilton then ruled that Miller was required to inform Wilcoxen of his nghl to forgo ques tioning until his attorney was present under the Miranda ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court. Judge Hamilton said Miller didn't formally inform Wilcoxen t hat the questioning was involved in an investigation of a reckless driving and hit-and-run From PageA1 inc1tJcnt. thus Miller':-. version of his convcr"i1l1on with Wilcoxen was not introduced as evidence before :.i 1ury Following thl· proceedings, Wilcoxen said hl' believed the charges never should have been filed. 'Tm sorry to the extent that the charges were d1s mi·ssed on ii technicality," he s aid. ·· 1 would rather have had them dismissed totally on the facts ... Orange County Deput y District Attorney Loi!> Bi vins said she !)ad li ttle choiC'e but to m ove to dis miss t he c harges after the majority of Miller's te s timo n y wa s ruled inadmissible. "Our only evidence was Miller"s version of Wilcoxen's admission:· she said. "Without that all we have left is a crime and no suspect ·· She added that she did not agree with J udge Hamilton's interpretation of the Miranda ruling. they should have human c·onditions of imprisonment. for we know of numerous excesses 1·0ncerniog the imprisonment or rertain people in cold places \\ 1lhout warm <'lothing ... WISELY ARGUES. • • Reports from Poland said the 1· h u r c h w a s e n g a g e d i n hig h -level talk s with the l'ommun1s t regim e aimed at resolving the crisis. Pope .John Paul ll appealed ror a ··return to the road of renewal" in his native Poland, 1 ' and said "the force and the ~ .iuthority of power is expressed 1n dialogue ilnd not through the . use of violence · · 1 ~ Although a government ' blackout on communications J t ontinued to restrict information j o n the s ituation in Poland. i reports from various sources j made plain that troops and riot police were invading major industrial plants held by sit-in ~lriker s 2 women robbed in $30 ,000 h e ist RENO (APJ Two Southern C'alifornia women were robbed of more than $30,000 in a daring heist al the Reno airport. R eno p olice said a man holding a handgun approached the two women and demanded their purses and jewelry. Erika Marianee Ne d l i, a s ales re presentative for Nei m an Mar cus in Beverly Hills, said she lost $30,250 and Ruth Frank, the owner of the Hancock Park Window Cleaning Service In Los Angeles. told police the gunman t.•scaped wi th $3,680 from her. how he had to ··gel rid of the old fool .. Wisely, however, attacked the credibility of the witness. Richard Kish. saying , "'A person who wants to get out of Jail points the finger at you and you 're on trial for your life ·I want lo tell you something I'm mad as hell I'm Sex on job charge .probed b y Nuke unit C ll l C AG O <AP I Th e Nuclear Regulatory Commission has begun an investigation into reports that security guards at two nuclear power plants in Illinois had sex on the job and abused alcohol and drugs during working hours The reports also claimed that supervisors were a ware of the alleged activities but failed to do anything about them. The allegations were made Wednesday in a lelevised news report carrying interviews with individuals described as current and former security guards at the Zion and Dresden nuclear power plants. bolh owned and operated by Commonwealth Edison Co. ORAHCif COAST Daily Pilat Claa.m.d lldYefaetng 714.1142·517i All Olhef depe""'9ntt M2...U21 Thomas P. Haley ..:..._ ,,.........,,,.,OiW~v..._ Robert N. Weed ,.,_ Thomaa A Murphine ,_ MlchMI P. Harvey ......... ~ L. Kav S<:hultl Olledlrfll~ Ken~ N Goddard JI ~ ........ ~Schulman Ohlrtee H, LOot ........... C9t'OI A. Moore ............ MAIN OFACE ..... .., ... c--... C.A. ~ti ....... ; ... UM. C-.. ,_....,CA. -- fighting for my life l"m in 1a1l \\ 1thout ball,' the long.haired dl'fendant said. adding. ··There was no crime committed " Freeman s:iid he would bring 1n expert w1tne sse'> wh o examined Bray·.., truck and s-a1d they found nothing wrong with safety features that should have preve nt e d th e c ab from accidentall)' pinning the truck driver beneath 1t Bray·i. body was disC'overed by a woman motorist who was driving south on Springdale Street near Edinger Avenue at about 3 in the afternoon and who saw the man's body apparently crus hed under the cab Wisely said he would have truck drivers testify for him that safety systems such as those on Bray·s rig frequerltly fail. "I don't know how 11 fell." he said ·oon't expect me to tell you." But he asser ted. "For all intents and purposes. it was an accident ·· From Page A1 DRUNKS • • • The so-called Tipsy Taxi program. in its sixth year. is intended to c ut down on the number of drunken drivers on the road Laguna poli<'e suggested , though . lhut p e rsons fi rst attem pt to l'all a fri end or rel ative before requesting a Tipsy Taxi. Newport police maintain the department's beefed-up drunken driving patrol already has had positive effects. • Campbell said while drunken driving arrests have soared, the numbe r o f a cc idents ha s decreased from last year. He said there have· been 19 fewer accidents this month than last yeur at the same time T alks r eces8ed GENEVA <AP > U.S. and Soviet orms negotiators met briefly today and then recessed the European mluUe reduct.Ion talks until after the holidays, a statem e nt tro m the U .S . dctcirntion said. ( al the airport today al less than 700 reel lie i.a1d pilots need v1s1bility of 2,400 fe et to take off Along the c•oast . Lhough, the fog wasn't a:. ~oupy In Newport Bc•ach. v1s1b1ltl\ wa:-. estimated lo be half ii mtlJ Weather officials said Lhe fog , which has plagued the Orange Coast all week. 1s being caused by mois t marine asr moving inland over c:oltl surfaces . The unusually w e t f og reported todily, weather officials explained. was caused by a marine layer which reportedly containt'd mon· moisture than norm.111. &the r surprised by s n a k e Al'Wlr~ SAN BERNARDINO <AP1 Soml' people take baths with little rubber duckies but others prefer privacy One man Wedne s d ay afternoon was n't too pleased with the reptilian addition to his bathtub He was about to take a bath when he distovere d that a six-foot snake hild beat him tn the tub FROSTY .krn ~1 (0:\t>al 11f ~l1n1w.1plllt' \\,t · pls11111u ,1pll"d during an outdoor 1ogging sl·-.~11111 111:'idt·l'11·1 • • •dtl 111 .11d hl' found .1nggrng on lhl· Y'.\'TC.\ '111dn11r 11.1c ·I-. 1c1~1 __ Cit:, anamal tontrol officer Peg llowell arrive<! at the scene and was greeted by lhe man ··who was ready to blow the snake away with a rifle ·· 5 killed .when bus Overturns, burns Inside the tub. Ms . Howell found not .a rattlesnake. but a python or un'known species Using ii noose. Howell was able to catch the snake and plate it inside a plastic trash bag The s nake ap parentl y belonged to previous tenants who kept large numbers of reptiles. This one reportedly got away and had been in hiding behind the bathroom walls while l he new tenanls moved m :vi i. Howell said she guessed the creature crawled out of a hole 1n the wall sometime dunng the day, made its way into the tub and then found 1t couldn't get out Strike called win :\1 OSCOW c AP 1 Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov. still hospitalized a week after ending a 17 day hunger strike, believes the prote~t resulted m a ··great victory" for human rights. his wife said Wednesday PORT GIBSON, Miss <AP1 A bus carrying more than 30 youngs te rs to a Head Start school ran off a wooden bridge in the fog todily and plunged 14 fe e t . burs ting into flames Authorities said four children and one adult were killed Witnesses said the dead were trapped 10 the burning bus, which lay on 1t~ s ide in a creek bed below the bridge ··There was an old ladv m the bus and I tried ilnd lricc.f to pull he r out or a window but I couldn't because of the flames and the s moke .·· sa id Dick Green. the first person to arrive at the wreck. Twenty five peopl e. most of them children. we re treated for minor injuries and released from Claiborne County Hospital. Three C'hildrcn and one adult were ildmill ed with mor e serious injuries Port Gibson Poltce Chief llarvey Jones said the accident occurred 1n the fog on ii gravel road off Mississippi 548 about seven miles east uf Hermanville. jhuut Jo r~lc!-. C'J st of l'ort Gibson The bus belonging to the local !l e ad Star t p rogram for prc'><'hool th1ldn·n "'ii" mjk1ng its morning round I<• p11 k up ('h!lclren Gt•org(' lkrryhlll t•mplu~ed b' a ranth luc:.itetl a re" h ·undr€·d ~ard s from the act·1dcnt, ~:.iid he :.ind Grt.'l'n, the ran<'h mana~l'r pulled o.;cvt'ral c hildren from thl· burning bu.., ·\\'hen I got I ht•re. m) hos.., had already helpt•d a lot of the t•hlldrcn out or the bu ... and the\ were clt mhing up the hank.· Bl•rnhlll ~a 1cl ·11 c told mt· there· wE>r<' mon· thildren 1n thl' bu~ hut thal hl• hjd done <tll hl' ("OU Id . , got O UI l h rl•(• 1•hllclrl·n. including 011l' 1'!1rl that hil<I hl'I C'Oa l on r1rt·. hl' ~aHl I IU~t thrrw hN tn thi• <·n·t·k lo pul nut lhe fire ancl thtn pit·ked h<'I up lit' said the <·hildrcn tnld him that others wt•re in lhl' h11 ~ hut 1t was burning ancl thcrl• was no way to get ins1rll' · ~~~~~~~~~ ALL B ETS AR E I N ... 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Miss Welch, who just finished a two.week stint in Broadway's "Woman of the Year." presented an award to compaser Jerry He rman al a benefit for the Daytop Village Foundation at the Les Mouches night c lub When the senator went over to meet the actress, Miss Welch refused to pase with him und turned away. saying. "l will not pose with th i s man because my husband does not want me to." It was not known why her hus ba nd, writer-producer Andr e W e inf e ld disapproved . Al a committee hearing. Rep. J ames Weaver, D-Ore .. took Interior Secretar y Jam es Watt to t ask for telling a group or California ra rmers there were two kinds of people in the United States Americans and liberals. "If you take it !>eriously. you· re the only one who l<•kes it serious ly, .. Wall told Weaver. "It was a comment made in je!>l. It got a good laugh I t was a good one-liner " Weaver was not sat1sf1ed. ·'Then Ii berals are the s ame as Americans?" he asked the outspoken interior secretary "r suppo!>e some or them arc." Watt replied A woman suing actor Peter StrauiiS for more than $1 million under the state's Lee Marvin "palimony" law seeking community property und damages even though the couple never married won an interim victory in Los Angeles Superior Court ............ Judge Dick ran Tevrh:ian Jr. denied a demurrer that Shana Hoffman's palimony suit against Strauss, star of the TV series "Ri ch Man. Poor Man" and "Masada," did not rail within the bounds of the Mar vin case. in which Mi c h e le Triola Marvin similarly sued actor Marvin for community property CHRISTMAS REUNION lfarnet ~elson . "Ill' on the old "Ozzit• & Harriet·· televiswn show. C'hah with ~oml' of tht• rast from the earl~· sho\\ dul'lng taping lor a Chl'lstmi.l:-. special this week Al IC'ft "it?atl'tl i!'t Parlt·~ B<.tt•r. 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December 17, 1981 H/F POLISH PROTEST Janet Pelichowski and her son Jim decor:..te their home with protest signs instead of Christmas decorations The CHM• ,,_Staff,,_ ' Costa Mesa woman 1s protes ting the· i imposition of martial law in Polan,d . l Her signs are a against tyranny small voice . in Poland By JODI CADENHEAD Of u .. Dally ..i1ot St..ff Janel Pehchowsk1 was only 5 when German troops invaded Poland in 1939. There was nothing she could do. Today, 42 year s later. the Costa Mes.a woman conceded that there may still be nothing she can do about the troubled nation. But that didn't stop the blond mother or six f rom doing something Monday mormng. Down came the Jovial Santa Claus decorating the garage door at 1213 McCorm ack Lane and up went a barrage of hand painted protest signs denouncing the state or e mergency gripping the Eastern European nation. Although she was r aised in New York and can trace her roots back to the first American settlers, she believes that her husband's name forever binds her and her children to Poland He r husband's grandfather was the last Pelichowski to actually live in Poland. But that doesn 't mith,.e her any less Polish. she explained. ··My c hildren are Polish We're Polish," she said. "My kids don't think they're anythang else but Polish. They're proud of it .. She didn't go to bed until 4 a m Monday after hearing that the Commumst government had imposed martial law. curtailing travel and detaining Solidarity Union leaders. ·1 do feel 1t will happen again," s he said likening Poland's crisis to the one facmg Hungary in 1956 when Soviet troops killed 7,000 protesters "I'm JUSt a voice 1n the dark. I 'm nobody ms tory will repeat itself." In anger and frustration she stapled nine signs to her garage door. including one edged in black felt t hat reads. "This 1s not a Polish Joke · • Indeed, it 1s not . Mrs Pelichowski said she hopes the s igns make people aware that what is happening in Poland has happened elsewhere in the world. Although s he does n 't favor American 1ntervent1on in Poland. she objects strenuously to what she terms a "passive attitude" on the part of the public and government leaders "Passivity 1s going to be the e nd of us. I refuse to be passive a n y m o r e , sa id Mr s Pehchows k1 "Things happen too fast today .. Mrs . Pelichowsk1 seems hlw a woman determined to make her point She wears a black arm band around her forearm , explaining that the cause for mourning may unrortunatel> extend far beyond lhP approaching new year "I'm here. I'm free I can do this." she said .. But if I was there I couldn't hC:I ve gotten the second staple 1n the s11?n:" GWC given e lectric car A $17,000 electric car has been donated to Golden Wes t College for use as a demonstration model 1n the college's eleclnr car cons truction course The Fiat Strada, a gift from the L.A Gauge Co . is a "state of the art' vehicle. according to anstructor David Jarman The Golden West course allows studc•nts to design and build a prototype electric car a:-. an exoeramenial model -• on Drexel and Heritage Upholstered Floor Samples Sofas and Chairs Discontinued Dining Room, Bedroom Furniture, Living Room Tables and Book Cases ' DrexSb. -- Your F1vo11te Designer Will Be ~•PP'I To Ass11t You H.J :GARRETT fURNlllJ~E PROFESSION.Al HOU .. I : Mon. thru Thur1. 10 a.m. to I p.m. INTERIOR OE SIGNE AS Fri. 10 a.m. to. P·"'· Sat. 10 ··"'·to 5:30 p.m. 2215 HAHOa ILVO. COSTA M"ISA '46·0Z7Sr • ee ·c ;wl '1 < a SJ 3 2 2 323222 .. • H/F Orongu Coast DAILY PILOTfThuradey. December 17, 1981 ' ·millu~rn~ f hiladelphia pape~ J!rints last edition· tHILAD~LPHIA <AP> T'lie P~Uadelphta J ournal, a s picy t~lold heavy on sport!. and c rime news , has shut down, clyn1 $15 million In losses and il_:!1employees' refusal to accept c~tract concessions. 0 'Smile for a supe r four ye,rs," said a tagline beneath t~ masthead on Wednesday's fl~J edition, which carried the hea~Une, "There m ay be no l091'0rrow for the Journal " iiobil takeove r 61.ocked by House ,., ASHJNGTON (AP J The H9 use, act ing over protests, r~med through legislation in its closing moments to bloek Mjlbil Corp rrom atq umng Mlil_rathon Oil Co. But the vo te w1µ have no legal effett at leiJsl for the time being b.U nd e r pr ess ur e rro m Rspublican and Democrijllc leaders of the llouse Encrgv C_ci_pimltlee, the Hou~c vott-d 2Z~·107 late Wednesday naghl to i rqf>OSe a six-month moratorium otj>Pig oil company mergers ~len supporte rs II • d . J>!YIUe a viser g W ASHJNGTON I AP l In a c heer message to the White House, conser vative ll·<.iders r atlied Wednesday in s up11ort of RDthard V . Allen , Jnc1 the e rt¥battled national security adtliser declared that he was ··ea ger and pre pa red .. to r elume his duties. ltJllen, on administrat1 ve leave while the Jus tice Department deltides whether to appoint a sptlcial prosecutor to in..,t'sllgat<: hilt!, was praised at a lunchl'On a rianged by some or the nation s most prominent conser vatives Spcial Security '!>lutions asked WASHINGTON (AP1 W1lh the minimum benefit pre-.erved for current recipients and Social Security's short-term financial woes solved, President Reagan is now calling for a bipartisan consensus on long-term reforms fo r the retirement system. R eagan made his appeal We4nesday as he named a co mm ission lo propose long-term solutions to Social Security's financing problems. Nuclear device set off in de1ert LAS J.IEGAS <AP > -A 20 -kiloton nuclear d evice code-named "CA BOC" was exploded Wednesday 1,100 feet ben eath Yucca F lat at the Nevada Test Site, setting oU tremors that registered 4 5 on the Richter scale in California. authorities said. The bla s t , w hi c h wa s ~quivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. took pl~•·P at 1.05 p.m. PST. 75 miles northwest or Las Vegas It was conducted without apparent incident. said Jack Campbell, a spokesman for the Department of Energy. Foreign trade sutplus growing WASHI NGTON 1AP1 The U.S. surplus in foreign trade of goods and ser vices grew to about S2 l billion in the third q uarte r o r thi s year . the Commerce Department reported today The showing or the ·'current account .. the broad est m e a s ure of the nation 's balance-of-payments standing "as the firth quarterly surplus 1n a row Program back ed WA S HI NGTON (AP I President Reagan's nine· month tug of war with Congress over a new farm prog ram 1s over . en d ing as m ost o f th ei r 1·onfrontations have -with the Democrat ic-controlled House uccepting the adminis tration's pared-back plan Orig $86·$88 It's the sweater buy ol the season. 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The first draft of the Syrian resolution would have required the council to "take necessary measur;es," meaning sanctions, if Israel did not comply. Smee the U n ited Slates wa s considered certain to veto any ca ll for s anctions, Syria amended the draft to provide that the council would "consider taking necessary measures." three-day strike wat. designed ·'to let the Israeli government and the world know we a re against this annexation "We are Syrian Arabs and we wall continue to be Syrian Arabs." he said. ··w e will never change our nationality " On the other side of the U N burfe r zone separating Syrian and Is r aeli for <'es on the d isputed pla teau, the vapor trai l s of two l s r ae t i reconnaissance Jets were the only outward sign of m1htary acti vity foll owing I s rael 's annexation Monday of most or Syria's southernmost province ··Everything is calm There has been no shooting," a Syn an police officer told an Associated Press reporter at a checkpoint about 120 yards from an Israeli post CHRISTMAS PACKAGE J\1'-1. lhl' Philadt.'lph1:.1 Zoo " li·\H'l'k·old ft·1r1a lr g11nll<1 \\.t:o-sh<mn oll l o lll'WSmt•n \\'ednt.•sthn K1 k1. no'' n111t• p111111<h hut t"qH.'t'lt.'d to wl'ii,!h :!Oil at mat11nt' 1-. ht•ld ll\ \1111 I fl-..,..,_ a' l'tC'nn.in J .... -. .... t.ml K1k1\\a'>1>0111 \ug :_!:J ~ti tlw Br1111' Z1111 111 '\t•\\ Y11r'-<'11' h111 rt'll'!'lt•d ll\ lwr mot lw1 In the Golan Heights . Arabs began the second day or a general strike that shut down shops, schools and services on the disputed plateau overlooking Northern Israel. Suleiman Kanj Abu Salah, a Moslem elder in the main Golan town of Majdel Shams. said the Although )!)rael re inforced its border force:., "the slate of alert for Syria's military appears to be complete ly normal," a well inform(•d Western diplomat in Damast'US i;aid ··Syria aµµcars to be going the diplomatic a nd pollt1 cal route. but this could change quickly with little advance warning ·· . Jackrabbit slaughter to continue ROISE. Idaho IAP > A ~e<:ond roundup and slaughter or Jac krabbits by farm ers ~ho claim lht· animals destroy crop~ will not be s tuppe d by the state. the Humane Society of the l'n1ted States ha:-. hcen told Pat Co~tc•llo. l~gal coun~cl for Gov John Evan:,,. told tht' group tht' stale has no legal bas•~ to :.to p th e ··nl•ces:.ar ~ 1:xterm10at1on· of rabbit :. 1n southeastrrn Idaho Farmers near !\1ud Lake sa) the Jackrabb1b have nibbled away S5 million 1n hay barle~ and wh<.>at J o hn lloyt .. president of the Washington ba lle d H umane Societ). ~ent a telegram to E vans WetJne:,,day asking the governor to s top the planned roundup. Farmers drive the a nimals into pe ns, then club them and cut their throat.; TV cameraman angers justice LINCOLN, Neb <AP > Chier Justice Warren E Burger knocked a telev1s1on camera out of the hands of a CBS News cameraman who tried to follow him into an e levator. CBS said Hut a lawyer who witnessed the incident W1•dnesda} said Burger reacted only after the tam era struck him in the face There was no indication the chief justice had been hurt ·The 1nc1de nt occurred before Burger gave a 'One of the reporters made mention of. as$ault.' s pce1:h on prison reform at the University of .'.'lcbraska at Lincoln. A videotape s hown on the · ·ces Evening '\/ cws" showed one or Burger's hands reaching out a t the camera, then a wildly shifting scene. He '-'as heard to s ay, .. Don't sti ck that thing in my no~c .. CBS said its crew had been trying to question tum about statements in a forthcoming book by rormer White House a ide John Ehrlichman that Rurger discussed a pending Supreme Court case with then-Pres ident Richard Nixon. Burger did not respond to the questions. CBS s aid. Attorney Richard A. Knudsen or Lincoln said he was on an elevator in the Stuart Building when the incide nt occurred Knudsen said a TV cameram an started to get on the elevator with the camera on his ~houlder ··1t hit the chief justice on the race. the chief 1ustice turned his shoulder some way and the camera dropped to the noor:· Knudsen said ··one of the reporters made mention abo•ut assault · · There were four or five people on the elevator at the time. but Knudsen did not 1dent1fy them He said that after the elevator door closerl, Burger said he had been hit by the camera The lawyer said there was some black rlu1ti on Burger's face. Knudsen said the buildine manaeer had arran,:!ed for the elevator to be reserved to take Burger and his party to the Un1vers1ty Club 1n the building Knudsen, a m embe~ or the la'>' r1rm of Knudsen, Berkheimer, Ri chardson & Endacotl said Burger later attended a part) celebrating the law firm's IOOth a nni versary Knudsen said Burger would have no comment on t he matter CBS News m :'-lew York said ther\1' were no network spokesmen_a_v_a_1l_a_b_le ____ _ The Robnsons Gift SALE S39.99 GIVE HER OUR LACY ITALIAN SWEATERS GLEAMED WITH META1.LIC. . . SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS. SHOP MONDAY.sATURDAY 10.9:30. ROBINSON'S NEWPORT FASHION ISLAND • (714) 844-2800 ' ( l -----------------...--------· • Fo11r rescued LA blaze • ID LOS ANGELES CAI') F'irefighters rescued four people off the roof of a burning 32 story office building today and said the eighth fl oor blaze, of u n determine d cause. had injured one firefighter and done a bout $250,000 damage ·'Apparently there were 12 people in the building at the time or the fire. We evacuated four people off the roof," said fire department spokesman Ra) Walker. "I believe they led them down the st airwell " O ne unnamed f1refigh~r. who suffered second-degree burns to an ear, was treated and released at Queen of Angels Hospital. Walker said The 5: 18 a.m fire in t he Broadway Plaza office building was quickly controlled, and no other injuries were reported Man a r rested in hijacking ONTARIO <AP > A chance stop by an Ontano poJ1ce officer resulted in the arrest of a man wanted by feder al authorities 111 con nection with hijacking an airplane to Cuba last ye<1r. the officer said. Gerald Lee Ma n ly, 36, was booked into an Ontario Jail for investigation of air piracy after his arrest about 7 30 p m Wedne~day night. said Officer Dan Fous, th e arrest ing policeman. He was bemg held for release to the FBI A s pecial agent for the FBI who declined to give his name confir med Marity's a rrest and that he wa s wanted 1n connection with a hijacking. but would not give further details Settleme nl nixed in Love case LOS ANGELES <AP1 The City Council h as rejected an offe r from the fam1I) of police s hooting v1ct1m Eula Love to sett le a wrongful death suit out of <:ourt for $1 5 million The 10·3 vote We dnesday came al the end of a 45-minute execultve session. The Love family attorney, Irwin Evans, s aid he would continue his preparations for a Superior Court trial, but would be receptive to rontinued negot1at1ons Remap hearing date to stand . SAN FRANC ISCO IAP > The California Supreme Court has refused to speed up ils hearing on four reapportionment suits which could det e rm ine leg1slat1ve and congressional dislricl lines for the 1982 elections Secretary o f State Marc h Fong Eu had urged the court to a dvance th e da t e of oral arguments on the suits from Jan. 11 to Dt?r. 28. But the court on Wednesday let the Jan. 11 date stand. Ms Eu had told the court it was cr1llcal to res olve the reapportionm ent s uit s as quick l y as possib l e so candidates and election officials would know whirh o r two conflicting sets of dis trict lines will be used for the June 8 primary. Ski mish ap kil ls Califor nia man ALPINE MEAOOWS <APi A Caltforn1a man was killed in a :.k11n g accident al Alpine Meadows, according to the Nevc.1da County s heriff's office Deputies said Cris Mortensen. 26. nf Oanv1 lle died Wednesday aftC'r s lc.1n11•ll:"lg 1n10 a tree ~ortensen was sk11ng wit h his brother on the top run. when he in ad H'rtently sk 11ed onto solid ice and plummeted some 2.000 feN to his death. the sheriff's report said • . ·"' Orange Cout DAILY PILOTfThursday, December 17. 1981 H/F .,..1 .......... M-story ~ building approved .OAKLAND <AP I -~ m e tal sk inned , octagona"r1 building 68 stories higb has WOO approval of the Oakland Cltt. Council, and the developer s~I construction of the skyscra J could start by June. ,., The building, which reportedly!·~ would be the tallest in the Weat,~h would cr eate about 5,000 jobs i(f th e now -seed y dow ntown Oakland area, George William!~~-: director of the city's Orfice ' .1' Economic Development an 1 Employment, said We dnesday." r1 The city council. acting as uit01 redeve lopment agen cy, Q{la 1 Tuesday approved th e buildinlf\ l and other proposals for tt\e. Trans Pac ific Centre, a $3*0 million project being t>uill by l A s 1 a n II o I d i n g s I n c . , 'ft • s u bi. 1d1 a r y of the Hon itH ; K ong based con g l ome r a~·~ ~ Carrian Group. .-.t1 , CLOSE CALL .\ l'onstru('tton ('ram• toppkd 'l'\'l•ral t'ar ... <>ll1!'1at ...... ;ll(f th1·r1· \\t•r1· 1111 "I think Oakl a nd n eeds •aM l 6 8 s t o r y b u i I d i n g a t t h t)l'/ particular time," said William~!"' ··Wtt nl'ed something to add t&'l1 ~ 'o ur 1dl'nlll> I see it as a 11nt11 llw roul ol .1 park;ni..: t..:.tl'LIL!l' • .uTo ... ~ lrom tnJllrtt•-.. plus for us. making a very botfl .H statement for us " •>)I <>akland Cit.' llall \\'1•d1w~da.'. dam.i t..:1111.! 'W e llness ' memo g e ts r ewrite Note urged state workers to be 'childlike' for health The 1.5 million square roof~!. stnlc turc. lo be built at th~ corner of Broadway..-and Nin~1 Street, would tower about l ,oed°'11 f c t• t a b o v e t h e t w o · a nA three s tory bui ld ings ~ Oakland's Chinatown as well as above several new high·ri~ uff1cc str uctures being ('Onstructed in Oakland It H :>l'heduled to be completed byh theendofl984 c>!f SACRAMENTO 1AP 1 A governor's office memo urging s tate employees to "be childli ke" and organize office' games for the cause of good health has drawn a repnmand for its author and a quick rewrite. Theodora Wilner. who wrote the original menw and sent 1t to dozens of state agency directors to promote "Wellness Week" next F eb. 22 ·26 , sa id the controversial parts of the me mo were in t e nded t o b e to n gue -in cheek to s park attention and t hought a bout wellness among state workers. But when t he Sacramento Union took a ropy of 1l Tuesday to RT. Collini., Gov. Edmund Brown Jr 's tough talking former Green Beret c hie f of s taff . Collins exploded and ordered the memo qui c kly rewritten Ms Wilner was appointed d ir ector of the governor's Cou n cil o n Wellness and Physical Fitness. a pet project of Brown, six months ago Most of her memo, which was written on governor's office ::.tat1onery and distributed through°""" the upper levels of s tate government, consists or conventionaJ advice to promote better health. such as urging e mployees to stop smoking. But scattered among the usual health tips about exercise. diet and r est were som e more whimsical health tips : ··oes1gnate a 10·20 mmute med1tat1on-qu1et lime break for all employees " "Drink Perner 1ns te:.d of Pabst ·· "Pl<1y. Give your::.t•lf time to be childlike Organize an offsCl' gamt-·· "Hug your boss ·· "Replare vending machine kaka with nuts. ra1::.ins and other healthful snark foods · "Don't eat anything while " ·A reward to the person who smiles the most that day Ll'l them go home early · "Show Laurel and Hardy movies or · Fncnds Can be Good Me di cine· in tne cafeteria L<1ugh into wellness " C:.:olhns said lhe memo "went beyond the bounds" and "was never approved by this office" altho ugh it was i ssu e d on governor's office stationery He added that he had had .. a little couns eling session ·· wllh Ms Wilner and a revised memo was issued Tuesday Along with the building. lhtn project includes 400 t o soo n housing umts and about 2,3081 , parking spaces., Williams saidf,., Asian Holdings alread y it c o n s t r u c l 1 n g a s 1 x · s t or'¥·• 1 off1cc retail complex: for tM Tran:. Pac 1f1c Centre site. . ,I 11 T he lowt'r 1s the largest of .,,, floCJd of development proposaljc·. for cent ra I Oak I and in thtt1' I ro u ghl) 20 block area alone: .. Broadway from Jack London111 Square to the Kaiser Center. T" o new office h1 g h -ris~ rt'cently opened al Broadway · and 14th Stree t .,.... II ) all Regenn ll o t e l a na·· con \'ent1on center 1s planned nearb~. as 1s another offi ce r: tower The Robinsons G ift TREAT HER TO THE SOFTEST FLOWERED KNIT SLEEPWEAR EVER Anniesr~ for Tommies took spun polyester-so soft 11 feels like t·Shtrt cot1on-tav1shed 11 with flowers. then finished 11 with rows of pretty ruffles The result? The best of both worlds. for a lem1nine took and a warm and cozy touch Left· Short gown. $25 Right Long gown $28. Matching robe $42. All. for P·S·M·L Robinsons Sleepwear 11 To order. call toll-free 1·800·523·7600. --· .. -....,, _____________ ........... _____________ &&•t~.•&llJll!.!113 &••&•£•&•& 2. t\le Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday, December 17, 1981 College alternatives should be discussed Coast Communit y C6llt.>ge Di s t riel trustees ha VI! r c('eivetl from their administrators a list of .. ugly alternatives .. to rnns ider i n v i c w o f t h e c· o n t 1 n u i n g uncertainty over slate funding C h a n cellor Norman E Watson has predicted the clts ll'it·t . whi e h inc ludes Orange Coast. Go lde n West and Coas t linl' colleges, may find itself shorl $1 million to $3 million al the (•nu nf the current school year As a res ult, tht' truslt't:s ma\ bt! for<:ed to make some clifficuit decisions o n how to inamtain quality education a t the lo<:al ('Olleges The li st !'.ays the t rustl'l':-. could urge stat·e ll'gislalors to est a blis h CJ tornmunity t'OllL•gt• tuition. Or t h e d1 s trit·t tnuld increase or create Ol'W fet.• .... permitted under existing la\\ The trus tee s alsn could reduce class off er in~s a nd l a~ uff teache rs and administrators The Americ an Federation of Teachers has add eel thal th<• trustees c:ould s upport a tax increase to aid schools Most o f' I hl'!)l' opt ton ~ arl' dis tasteful but I ht•' do d1•-;t.·n·" public airing The t t• a c h l' rs g I' o up h a)', asked the tru:-.tt·es to seht.·clult· a publi(' cl1Sl'US~IOl'l ol lhl' d1~tnct ..... goa l s und ib uplions for a(1h ieving them in vil'w uf thl' ltmtlC'd \tall' funds The ho:m.J look no imrned1all' action on this suggt>st ion For one I hing . trustees !'>av 'they tan ·l muke firm decis10ns on nt>w fees or personnel <.>uts until the extent of the stntt.· f unding reduction 1s kno wn But if the tru!'>tL·e~ t·ontinue to <lelu~· cliscus~1on of these options. thev mav f1nll lht.·ms elves with litt"lc time for Lalk when th<.· funding c:uts do a ppt•ar Just <i few W('t.1ks ago, for example. tht.• three colleges were forced to cut a bout 700 spl'lng tla sse~ on extrt'mt·ly s hort notl<'t' Students. teachers and the community at large had littll' d1 a n t' l' t o co m m e n t on t ht.• mannt'r in "'htc h lht.>se tuts were m ~tcl C' C oa::-.t tr u~t ces s h o uld "tht:dule several forum~. µe rhaps 1n dtffert•nt c 1l1 es. t o seek o p1n1ons. for l'' would ht• In a l>l'ttt•r pos ition lo make thost• hard t•hoict'" if l ht• st ate ax dot.•!-o l ,111 Walk-on coach debate Qut•st1ons ra1:wd h.\ p.tl"l'llh o f ON•an Vtt'\\ ll1 g h Sthool studenb on•r Llw USl' ol w:.i lk -1111 a thleti c ('Oal·hcs mt•rit t·arL·ful cons ideration b~ ll 11nt1ngton Beach Union I li gh Sd111ol Dtslnl't o ffi cials Tht.• issul'~ 1m·nl\l·d m 3 ,. '" e I I b l' '' 11 r l h ' " t cons ideration in Ill ht.•r .... <·hool districts also (kean \'t{'\\ µan·nh ra1...,t·d pa rt ic u I a r I ~ ~ c r· io u.... <· h J r gt.' .... against one t.·o ach . 1nclucling a lle ged µh ys 1c al <d Ht'it' of J s tudent !\ look into lhnst· t·h~1rge .... cc r ta rn h 1s ml•rit1·d T hl' incidents ·tn q ue::.t wn . howl·n•r. are not a l the hear t of tht• 1sst1l' which is simply whNher coactw~ ,who ar c not l't'rl 1f1cated lc<il'hers -;hould be running .... c hool .... port-. programs Som e of t he perhap::-. un intent1on ul n eg let·t attributed to coat' hes b\· t h l' Oceun Vie\\ p arent ~ . ..,u(·h as failure to proper!) dwgnose in ju ril'~ unct .t su bseque nt u e of m1ured players tn lhe lineup. should have -;t·hool official s a s-k1ni.: ·'>t'\Cra l q u es l 1 o n!:> I f t r u l' . \\ a..., t h l' neg l ect th t• re~utt of the non-cert1fic<Jtcd coach·s tack ot training"' Sho uld non·n :.•rt1ficated coaches bt> screene d mon· C'lose h bl'f on· ht ring and monitored mun• C"ln..,l·I ~ 111 thl' pcrformancl' of lhl•tr t<>hs'' Should lhC'\' h<.• USC'd at <ti I" • . ll d<w.., 1101 apµ,,t•ar that. g1n•n h u cl g l' t a r ~· t' o n s t r a 1 n t ., . l"l'l'l 1l1c·att•d tn<H'he•s tan bt.• pl<• n•d at t ht• h<.•a<l <if all j111unr \:.trs 1t\ <Jn<l lreshman lt'Vt•I ::-.pu rls im>grams . That being thl' ca:-.e. distn c1 offlt 1als <.ire goi n~ tu han· to l'Xamirw lhl' que~tions ahm't' and <·o mt.• lip with soml' Jl):-.Wel'S Somt· parcnb acl n1ratl'd di s~n l dn g thl' programs 1f eert 1f1cate<l coacht•s aren 't hirt'<l. and allowmg s tudents t o transfer without pcnt.1ll~ to s c hools whost• programs arl' led b.,. certificaletl progrnrn~. Othl•r s s a1u thL·, .. d be' \\ 1lling to help foot the bill to h1rt' c·l'rt if1catl'<l c·oadtt•s. hut wt: doubt that suC'h iJ plan would <JI t racl muc-h '>Uppnrt Board uf Trustet.•::i Prestdl'nt Rrian Lake told pJ rt.•nts la:-.t wt.·1.>k that t hl·ir iJ lll'gat ions and the issues tht•\' ra1st· ··will not bt' d('all wrth l lghtl~ · We think tht1t 's lhe proper t ourst• for no", and we urge offi c·i ~tl~ of ot hl'r sthool distri<·ls to k {'{'P an l'~·e on the issue a s wt•ll Site change costly Huntington Ut·ath offt l'l al~· rec e nt 1 ..-cl e c 1 d <'<I l hat I h (' downtown toastal :.i rea 1sn t a good place for a propo~ed s('11101· citizen housmg complt•\ Thus. the ('1t \ C'ount·r l canceled 2 year o lcl plans to build the com plex on thl' old Ct\ 1c· center s ite and r e located I he Ploposecl protect off Talbe rt Ave nue near Bea ch Houl.evard Offic ials o f !->t•n1or c·1 t izen g r o u p s 1 n t h e t o m m u n 1 t ~· approve of t he relo catton. s aying that the downtown area often gets too congest ed with ~·oulhful beachgoers a nd m otorists Also. they say the new site on Talbert is c lose to s hoppmg and medical facihlies Howe,·e r . by making the relocation so late m lhC' planning stages. city offi cia ls forfeit ed ti fe de ral re nt s uhs icly that h:.id b een g ranted : the~ r a n up $300.000 in pla nning fl'Osts o n the can celed s ite . and t hey created a n estimated two-,\ et•r de lay in co ns truction o r the 155 ·11n1t project. • (.' i t \ 0 ff I (' i Cl t ... ..., C.I\ t h (.' \ I' l' " op l 1 m 1; t I l" I h at <I no i h c r ;. c.· n l s ub s td~· \\ 111 ht· g r a nted rH''<t \l'<Jr . th;J t the s:rn o.ooo th<' deH•loper. William L~on Co , ~pe nt plannmg can be nel'?nt1ated b~ allowing Lyon a hetlC'r l e;J~l' o n the nl'W s 1tl'. and that paperwork n m be s t n•a m lincd to 'i pel.'d up tht• new const rue t 1on date . Ctt\" orfl C"tals a lso ~a\ the• c1\'i<' c~nter sile is more vaiualJlt• prnpert~ and can be sold to u <k VC'loper al a high return for thl' <'It.\ ThC' !)ile rmtld then bccomr a cutut ~·st for redevelopment µlCJn s in th L· d e t e rio r a tin g downtown shopping area. B.\' this account and with thl' approval of the senior citizens. it a ppears the relocut1on 1s a sound m O \'(' However. if thl' l'ight site hud bcl'n selected two years ago, it s eems monev and time would ha\'e been saved and the federal rl'nt subsidy fur seniors would be a rt•aht~·. n llhcr than a question mark Opinions expressed in the space above are ttlOse of the Dally Piiot. Other views ex· pressed on tn1s pclge are tnose or lhetr clvtnori. ano arl •sis. Reader <omment 1s 1nv1t ed. Add rt>ss The Oa1ly Pilot. P 0 . Box 1S60, Costa Me!M1, CA 92b1b Phone 1/1<1 ) 6•2-•3?1 ORANGE COAST · Daily Pilat Thomas P. Haley Publlstier Thomas A. Murphln• · Editor Bar~ra Kreiblch Editorial Page Editor Loose talk creates confusion l W ASllINGTON -The White House, lhrough spokesman David Gergen. has 1nd1 gnantly den ied that i t has "'orchestrated" a publicity campaign to pr~pare public opinton for American sanctions of Libya J believe them The sad truth, rt seem s to me, is j ust th e o ppo s it e . Th e R eaga n adm1n1strat1on is verbally out of control. Al most from the beginning, with t he president a nd Secretary of S tate Alexander Haig in the lead, this ad ministration has s hown a penchant for saying the wrong thing at the wrong t ime from the sill y to the offensive, th e numbin g ly s tupid a n d the dangerous l 'M NOT TALKI NG here a bout ideology, but about judgment or lack of judgment from the top on down · In the Stale Department. we have Gen. Haig <.'rashing through the china s hop!> of diplomacy announcing plans for nuclear .. wa rning " blasts over E u rope and expressing support for m1 litary dictatorship in Argentina because the tinhorn generalissimos "believe an God " llaig's deputy secre tary, William Clark, was in Dublin this week causing a g reat deal or trouble by announcing that .. most Americans·· beli eve in lhe reunification of Ireland. They do? I have the impression m ost Americans don·t give a damn The assistant secre ta ry of defense, Ric ha rd Perle, was in Los Angeles at a bo ut lQ.e sa me time. ofte ring the o p1 n1 on that European anti-war demons tralions we re the result or ··Pr otest an t angs t" in countries like England , Ge rman y and th e Neth e rlands . H e added that the .. Catholic south" in Europe supported nu<.'lear weapons on its soil that was a <.'Ouple of days before demonstraltons began an Italy The Rcaganauts like to talk that way. mor ally dividing people by religion, or ~. ~~~~~~~~~~~--,..., 1 ,·; ... RICHARD RllVIS race or ideology .. I never use the words Re publicans and De mocrats,·· Interior Secretary Jam es Watt told a group of big Caltfornta farm ers at a private meeting the other day. "It's liberals and Americans." All of that 1s probably natural when you consider that these men work for a nice fellow who tried to explain lo Europeans the advantages of limited nuclear war limited to their hves Now Reagan seem s to be outdoing himself an his "'Jfr gh Noon'' dialogue with one of the world's most unpleasant me n , Col Moammar Khadafy of Libya Our pres ident, in his lime. acted m a lot of bad movies Fe w of them, though, had lines as bad as the ones he's readmg these days ..We have the evide nce, and he knows It .. ··I wouldn't believe a word he say~ 1f I wer e you ·· He sounds m ore like a young actor r eading the part of a young and un<.'e rtain district a ttorney 1n a film written by a )'Ounger screenwriter Who he is talkin g about a nd what he 1s talktn~ abrJUt. however, is not some racketel'r apµearing before a grand jury Thts IS the presid.e nt or the United Stales talking aboul a<.'cusations that a foreign leader has sent out squads to ktlJ b1m H a~ Khadafy done t hat"! Are there Libyan assassm<.1l1on squads stalking American leadtors·• I have to believe so 1r the president s ays !.O Rt.:T WHY IS the preside nt chatting about a~sass 1nat1ons with re porters while his assistants leak information a bout rnyster1ous defet'lmg agents? If thest' re po r ts arc true , and t he prestd<'nl and his people beheve talking about the m publicly might help for 1nstanl·e: to ale rt Americans to aid law enforcement aRenc1es 1n the search for t h e h11 s quad!>. then whate ver 1n rormat10n was available should have been annount'ed If puhhc alarm would help, then the tJ>t1ons would have seemed to be e1lher credible and detailed alarms or silence. Th e pres id e nt rq~hl n o w t s accomplishing nothing but confusion about the Libyan!> and about his own t'red1btl1ty a nd j udgment I have no doubt that Reagan and his friends. like most of us, talk too much and can sound a little unhinged in private But lhts is what privac} 1s for the president and his men should get . lhem!>cl vcs under control rn public Or , they should JUSI s hut up Think twice about that Christmas pet To the Editor: Perhaps you are considering giving a puppy or kitten as a Christmas gift. The United Humanitaria"s volunteer animal workers ask you to please reconsider These s mall creatures are a serious responsibility. Consider the confusion in MAILBOX the average home a t Christmrut time. It is hardly the place to brrng a pet who needs plenty of sleep and a quiet place as a refuge. F ew of us have time during the h o lidays to properly housebreak a puppy or to feed a pet at regular intervals. Children often pressure their parents into purchasing a puppy or kitten by promising to feed , groom and clean up after it. When the child doesn't perform these duties , the parents will often get rid of the pet IF ONLY a puppy or kitten will do as a gift, do consider a gift certificate to be honored after the holidays when the household returns to a normal schedule . Before obtaining a pet at any time, a family s hould consider the following : 1. Are you committed t~ caring for the pet for its lifetime , or juSt until your children tire of their new toy? 2. Are you willing and able to pay for alte ring your pet to prevent the birth or more animals in a nation a lready saturated with pets? 3. Are you willing and able to pay for all inoculations, yearly checkups and any emergency treatme nt the pet may need? 4. When choosing a dog, are you keeping In mind that the cute little puppy of unknown parentage could within a year outgrow your small yard ? If both parents are working, it Is practically impossible to properly train a puppy. Why not get an adult dog from the pound an.er the holidays and save a life. H.MORTENSEN Yanilhing wetland. To the Editor: Whal ls happenin1 with the wetlands of Southern California? Of lhe to percent len... however de1raded, almott 90 percent will be buried ln the next flve ytia r a , lf c urrent plans a r e lmple menled. Every alnale ickntlfleci wetland in the Los An1elea basin 'f pean to be mark9d tor development o one kind or another . tr tt'a not under milita ry control. In parUcula r , th• Buis• Chica we\laod1 wlll s oon • dis appear under 10 feet or fill, except for the part.!. destroyed by dredging a dec pwater c hannel and marina, and three hundred acres required for oil extraction act ivities. Of course . developme nt does not come free lO us taxpayers . The total capital cost or the Orange County plan is estimated at almost $180 million I read 1n the papers that Orange County 1s looking at a complete strangulation or the traffic system within the next five yea r s bec ause t he re a re n 't funds available for either mass trans it or expanded freeways So, Caltrans should dive rt funds to t he P acific Coast Highway for roadbed relocation and a 45 foot-high bridge so people with enough leisure time and cash can get t heir boaLc; out to the ocean at our expense? THE SURROUNDING communities. c urrently hard pressed to provide adequate communi~y se rvices wilt have to absorb the COSL'I of the increased traffic gener ated, sewage (which will be pumped uphill, notice> and other services. without participating in the tax base, as I understand it, since the development will be in t he county. The plan a lso involves the permanent loss of 600 feet of Bolsa Chica State Beach. Whe n these beautiful Orange Co u nty beach es have a c urre nt visitation rate o f 60,000 on a peak summer day, is it good planning lo give up this lowcost resource, avaHable to citizens of a ll financial categories. for the recreational use of a minority? During the construction phase, much of t he beach will be t aken up by machinery and materials. And who will pay for rest.oration of the beach if the curre nts are changed by the channel and erode i t away ? We k n o w w ho ... us ... the sap citltens; as they say in the hinterlands . OLIVA TSOSIE Right to 3trike To the FA.itor: It was with much disgust a nd revulsion that J read the headlines of today's DaUy Pilot about the situation in Poland. When the leade r of a country threat.em to jail the leaden ol a aroup of workers, whe n the leader of a country tJ\.reatena to us"-violence and military force to curb the1)atural n1bt.1 of cilliena. then that country ii in aacl shape . President Reaaan has promised' .. l.•11•" ,,_ ,_,. ... -I<-'"' '""' 10 (-..... t '''' te 111 WN<t ., ellll'lt,..1• hlMll '' ·~ ""'~"' • wor°' ., tttl wlll .. t'""' ,..eftrtfl<• AH 1eti." ""'" II\ t111dt ,1.,..111r• .,.. m•lllftt otdd,..u ...,, N•nu ,,..., M .,,,,.,.,, ot1 "..,.,' •I wtflc1e111 ,. •• ..-11 1, ~I ~rt ••fl 1,.1 ~ ... 1"""9 L..tltW\ ll'l•y M It!•__. IO~~ Hamt •!WI ....... ~, ol U.. C .. lfl._. .. , l'llOnl ... tl•Wl I~ ••rtlltt liefl _......, to use his powers to assure the nght or the Poles to strrke But wait' Wh at 1s th rs on the edttonal page? Is 1t true the Daily Pilot, along with President Reagan, supports the right for the Poles to strike. but not for U.S. c1trzens to strike? This does not make sense. I can sympathize with the Pojes. I have been threatened with 1a1t terms . with fines, with court actions, with loss of my civil rights. with relegation to a status of non-citizen and use of military force s to undermine m y job and, finally, fired by a government that supports the nght of the Po lish people to strike You see. I was fired on Aug. 28, 1981 for allegedly striking against the government of the United States, and I a m still on strike. J have given 13 years of m y life from Vietnam to Los Angeles tower to the U S government. I shall not do it again President Reagan and the Daily Pilot . do you or do you not support people's right to strike? As far as another federal job, please refer to the Wall Street Journal which detailed federal job layoffs that could cost 100,000 federal jobs. Show m e where one feder al job exists. The gist of the matter is: I a m a professional air traffic controller. not a profession al bureaucr at. As a union member I engage i n collective bargaining, not collective begging. LELAND R. SISK Carol complaint& To the Editor· About this time every year there are persons who bring legal action against buildings for.playing wha t they conside11 lo be religious music in the form of Christmas carols even though they do not generahy h ave words. I guess this will lead inevitably to a separaUon of c hurch and elevator . WILLIAM B. FARRINGTON CllllY Ill What a shame all those mM had to die in the coal mtnes. No one has died trom : nuclear power. And ll 111 cleantr. c.c. Dilly Piiat THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1981 • Copper industry troubles, are . tarnishi.ng Arizona's boom. See lllTllGTDI BllCH I f DUITlll VllllY CAVALCADE 82-3 . Rage B4. An•nue in Huntington Rea ch 1 1 ·~ w hat \OU might l«.tll .1 part~ hnt.• THE LINE'S BUSY Looking likl• <.1 src•nt> from ;.i familiar Alfred Hit chl'Ot'k m ont•. thl·~t· h laekhtrcb l111t• up wing tn w in~ on telephone ltnt'" nil C11lch •n \\\•..;t Stl'l't'I nt.'iJI' Ellis r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i Attorney, comptroller named Fountain Valley fills vacant posts Dally ,., ... St.ft - PROMOTED F o unt atJl V a I I e ,. a s s i s t a n t t• 1 t ' att orne~· A la n Burns h.i·~ been named city attornc·~ By PHIL SSF.IDERMAN Oi Ille Dally P'lloC S\atl A new city attorney and a new comptroller have been named in Fountain Valley Alan Burns . 33, who has served as assistant city attorney for five years, will take over as city attorney on Jan. 1 Howa rd Long balla , 37, wh o h a s s erved a s assi s t a nt comptroller for three years. has been named comptroller nhe city's chief fi nance officer>. effective immediately. Th e appoi ntme nts we re recommended by City Manager Howard Stephens and approved by the City Council Tuesday night. Burns. a resident of Placentia, wi ll t a k e over fr o m Cit y Attorney Thomas Woodruff, who said he desires additional time to p ursue other facets of hi s Santa Ana law practice. Burns is a m ember of the same firm, Rourke and Woodruff. Wood r uff will s e r ve a s assistant city attorney . filling in ror Burns when necessary. Panel to select college. chief eyed The Coast Community College Distri~l is seeking members or the community to serve on a committee that will help select a new president of Orange Coast 'College. Otange Coa s t College President Robe rt Moore ha s announced plans to retire in June. The college district will accept Three hur t in Huntingto n aqto c rash Tbree Hunt ington Beac h residents were injured one critically -in a collision Wednesday mornlnc at the intersection of Golden West Street and Garfield Avenue in Hl!ntincton Beach. Police said Warren Edward Leavitt, 30, of 21372 Brookhurst St., drove hi• pickup truck tbrough a red light at 10:43 a .m. and waa struck by two autos. Leavitt w as repo rte d in c.ritlcal condition today at Pacific• Hospital. f'lreflchters were required to IJle a Jaws or Life tool to free Joyce Annette Hv.-is, 4.9t of 6641 Ito~. Tide Drive, wno was trapped In her auto for about 30 mtqutes police said. The .,;ma11 was <reported in fair· conditi o n t o d ay al Huntington lnter com m unity Ho•pitaJ. applications and nomina tions through Dec. 24 for two seats on the screening committee that must be rilled by members of the community. T he committee also will include one representative each from college management, the college f aculty senate, the classified <non·teachingl stalf, the citizen advisory committee o r college foundation. and ~tud~U. As Qliginally proposed by the district adminis tration, the screening committee was to have no student representation. After student groups protested to the board or trustees, the student seat was added. It is to be filled by Mike Odegaard. who serves as the non-voting student representative on the district board of trustees . The full committee will be appointed by the board at its J an. 8 meeting. Dis trict officials s aid applicants for the communJty seats must be prepared lo attend numerous meetings ln January, February and March to 1creen applicants for the president's post. These proceedings will be confidential. Mora than 80 people from across the nation already ba\le applied lor Dr. Moore's post, t.bt district said. Under current plans, the _ s c reening committee will narT()w the field to aboul three finalists. The new president then will be selected by the board ol trustees. In Fountain Valley, the city at t o rn ey i s a p a rt-time employee. providing one day of se r v i ce a t City Hall and attending all regular council meetings. Burns will receive the same ba sic r e tai ne r s alary a s Woodruff. $24.000 per year He will not , however , receive the ins urance and re tirement benfits 'that we r e gi ven to Woodruff. The new city attorney earned his undergraduate degree at Cal State Fullerton and his law degree at Pe pperdine. Th e va ca n c y in th e comptroller's post was created t hi s month when Howa rd Stephens was promoted to city m anager. The new comptroller, Howard Lo n gba ll a , ea rned an unde r g r a d u at e d e gree in accounting at San Jose .3tate and a m a s t e r s d e gr ee i n m a na gem e nt at L a v e rne University. He held finance positions with Pacific Christian College in Fullerton and Trendata Corp. in Santa Ana before joining the city staff. Longballa will earn $37,200 annually. Bendit h its Mesa marke t (or $200 A gunman forced a grocery store manager in Costa Mesa to h a nd o v e r $200 in cas h Wednesday, police said. Police said t he bandit, armed with a lo{lg barrel revolver, walked into the Alpha Beta at 241 E. 17th St., shortly after 8 p.m . Rams c all ' . a time out • in tax case Los Angeles Rams officials managed Wednesday to stop the clock on threats by the Or~nge County Tax Collector to take immediate action to collect S648.000 in delinquent taxes. Tax Collector Robert Citron agreed at a morning meeting to give the Rams until Jan. 8 to pay possessory interes t taxes for the past two years. County officials emerged from the m eetin g u sing more co nc iliator y tones than in previous weeks. "I don't think there's been any problem at all," said Bill Keys, an assistant to Ci tron. "The Rams have been extremely cooperati\Ae." Rams officials, he noted, have co nte nde d th e posse ssor y interest tax assessment -levied on organizations for us e of tax -e xempt g o vernme nt facilities -is too high and that An a heim1 whic h owns the s tadium, 1s obligated to pay some if nQt all of the taxes. Al Anah e im City Ha ll . howe ver, officials claim the dis pute is solely between the Rams and the county. Frank Lowry. senior assistant city attorney, said today Rams o ff i cials m e t with c ity representatives We dnesday dternoon. He s aid the city doesn't anticipate paying any or the tax "without a court order." Although the city does pay the possessory interest tax, by contract stipulation. for the California Angels, Lowry said the contract with the Rams does not include the same clause. County OKs Bolsa Chica marsh plans By PATRICK KENNEDY 0( ... Delly ,..... SUfl The hous ing and marina .development plan for the Bolsa Chica marsh received a mixed reception afte r approval Wednesday by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The $179 million development proposal for the 1,600-acre area south of Warner Avenue along the inland side of Pacific Coast Hi g hwa y wa s appr oved Wednesday, 4·0. Mesa in usic center gets $300,000 The McDonnell Douglas Corp. has given a $300,000 cash gift toward t he construction and e ndowment of the . future $59 million Orange County Music Center in Costa Mesa. The gift from the defense firm brings total donations to the Music Center to more than $20 million. "It is our ple a s ure l o participate in the creation of a performing arts center for the people of Orange County," said Robert L. Johnson, corporate vice president. Music Center officials noted that the cash gift will help the performing arts center reach its year·end goal lo raise $1 million in cash in order to collect $1.8 n1illion from two donors who gave cash challen.ce gifts. In making their $6 million pled ge the Segerstrom family agreed to match all cash gifts on a 1 to 3 basis up to $1 .8 million, said officials. The Jam es Irvine Foundation's $3 million pledge was made on a matching basis over two years, with the first $1 million contingent on the ability lo raise $1 million by the end of the year. The remaining $2 million is contingent on raising another SE million by September, 1983. The 3,000-seat and 1,000-seal theaters in South Coast Pla.za Town Center are scheduled to open in early 1985. Cost is estimated at $40 million with endowment expected to reach $19 million. To date six gifts of $1 million or more have been received by the Music Center, including: $6 million from the Segerstrom family, $3 milJion from the . James Irvine Foundation, $2 million from Jim Bentley, $2 million from Fluor Foundation, and $1 million each from the Harry G. Steele Foundation and the Hoag Foundation. Mesa siore rob bed Clothing rUJtlers reportedly smashed out a display window to a Corona del Mar men's shop Wednesday and made off with 250 wool and s ilk neck ties as well as 10 pair or pants , a tweed s uit and a violet-colored sportscoat. . ................. Supervisor Bruce Nestande was absent. The plan includes a l ,*X>-sllp boat marina, 5,700 homes, a 97-acre county park, a navi1able channel to the ocean and to adjacent Huntington Harbour, a 45-foot -high bridge over the channels and 600 acres of salt marsh. The proposal is scheduled to go to coastal commissioners next month for final approval. ·Supervisor Harriett Wieder de sc r i bed the'ptan a s "balan ce d " b e tween development and environmental interests. Jl But J i m Hirsch , coastal anal ys t for the co a s tal com mis·s ion, s aid afte r the m eeting t hat the proposal doesn't a ppear to preserve enough salt m.arsh to s atisfy coastal commissioners . Hirsch cited a State Fish and . Game report released Tuesday that identified 852 acres as a v iably functioning "e tlands habitat for birds and fish. The report noted that another 400 a c res com prise a natural wetlands but severely degraded by oil operations in the area and in need of restoration. ·'The Coastal Commission policy right now is to protect, restore and enhance wetlands where it's fea sible," Hirsch said. Bob Fisher, director of the co unt y e n vi r o nm e ntal ma nagc m ent ag e ncy , to ld Supervisors that he believes the wetlands report won't harm the county plan. He said the marina channel is the most feasible way to restore degraded salt marsh. Fisher said degraded wetlands are s ubject to s pecial provisions of the Coastal Act that allow some development, including boating raciliti-es , if the de v elopment also s erves to restore wetlands. The Bolsa Chica is bounded on three sides by Huntington Beach city limits, two mesas to the north and south with a 1,300-acre lowland gap in between. Most of the coas tal lowland has been diked off from ocean tides since the early part of the century. It includes about 200 operating oil wells. The state owns 300 acres along Pacific Coast lltghway. In 1978, Fish and Game officials opened tide gates and restored 166 acres as a wetlands habitat reserve for fish and birds. .. It's not the bes t of all possible worlds, but it's the best we can do in the real world at this lime," Supervisor Wieder said. "We should preserve all of Bols a Chica. but then we also have to realize private property rights, .. she said. Most of the Bolsa Chica is owned by Signal Landmark Inc. Mrs. Wi eder noted that the count y doesn 't have the estimated $110 million it would take to purchase the lowland for a salt marsh rest.oration project. Supervisor Roger Stanton lauded the development plan for providing coas tal housing, boating facility, a regional park, jobs and a saJt marsh. "People are the mos t important part or our environment," Stanton said. Woman dies frt>m crash • • • mJunes A 19-year-old Huntington Beach woman died Wednesday morning from injuries sullwed last Saturday in a traffic collision in Westminster. J t1Ue Claire Whitfield died ln Fountain Valley Community Hospital at 1:45 a.m., according to Deputy Coroner Jejhn Ealhertoo. Westminster police arrested Thomas Patrick McNamara, 27, ot Gat'den Grove on suspicion ol drunken driving followin1 the 12 :20 a .m . accident at Weatmlnster Boulevard and Bolsa Chica Street. Ma. Whit.field was a puieacer Jn a friend's car when that veh icle collided with the car driven by McNamara, police Hid. The driver of the third car. Ktn.neth Callen Kin1, 42, or 322 11th St., was treated at Pacifica ffot.PitaJ and released. More information on the com mltt~ requirements can be obtained by calllna the district at ~56·5651. ·HOLIDAY Of&PLAY Elves, re.lndeer and snowmen highlight Christmas display in rront of Edward Causer home on Newland Street. Huntington Beach. Display has been a f amity project for past three years, Ind new'ltems are ad~ annually. The other drlver, Penny Susanne Powers, lt, of Hunttn,ton Beach, was U.ted at Fountain Valley Community ..Hoaplt.aJ for n~t lnJuri• and facial cuts, police aald.. - 1' t . ·' l r ( • ~ . . . . ' l ' I ~ ~ I ' I l ' ~ ~ ~ .. .. ::: ... ~ •• Orange Coast DAI LY PILOTffhursday, December 17. 1981 . Starts Friday 18th 1 0:00 AM-9 PM Open Sunday 12-4:.30 PM T•:.\~0• SHOE SALE A very · special event offering you the best styles, shapes and colors of Fall. PRICE SALE A splendid collection of sandals. pumps. classics. metallics. low heels. high heels. and everything in between. THE SHOE TREE 3410 Via Udo, Newport Inch, CA C7 I 4J 6 73-5521 let yourself go gorgeous! Fabulous Face Color Collections in irresistiLle fashion shades for dazzling eyes, lips and cheeks. Only $12.50 ReGIS.HAIRSTYLJSTS '1'1$.4" he swam tO fOrtUne But Eleanor Holm would take t enhis this time NORTH MIAMI, Fla. <AP> - S h e w11 s the wo rld's bes t backstroke swimmer more than AO years ego, and al one time or another held every record in that division. But if Eleanor Holm Whalen had lo do 1l all over again, her s port probably would be tennis. As a s wimme r , s he won almost three dozen titles in national and world competition, besides being the only American female swimmer to ever qualify for the Olympic Games three times . And it wasn't only the athletic ability of this 68 -year ·old Brooklyn, N Y , nati ve that brought her fame and fortune . H e r bea u ty wo n h e r a four.year movie contract in 1932, with Warner Bros., she was a big-band singer in the '30s with her first husband, bandleader Arthur Jarrett, and, for three· years. s he starr e d 1n the Aquacade . a water ballet extravaganza produced by her second husband. showm<1n Billy Rose. "I had a good time, fame, friends and money because of swimming," says Mi ss llolm, who usually can be found not al the s wimming pool o r her bayfront condominium, but on the tennis courts nearby ··But I'm ashamed to say I ca n 't t ell you who the backstroke champion is today," she adds. "Besides. lhey change so often now They are one and two.year wonders a nd then they are gone " She was 14 when she f101shed fourth in the lOO·me ter event in the 19 28 Olymp i cs in Ams terdam. Four years later. the games were he ld 1n Los Angeles. and she look the gold medal for the JOO.meter event During the 1932 Olympics. Hollywood saw a potential star "Warner Bros. put me into a training progra m ," she recalls ··1 was told they planned to make a comedienne out or me. But, I was still in love with swimming. so I would often give my paid dramatic lessons to someone who couldn't afford them and I'd go swimming " In 1933, she married Jarrett and made bus trips from city to city to play one-nighte rs "When I'd finish at night I'd find a pool som ewhe re and s wim," she remembers When the band wasn't on the road , s h e wa s stud yi ng dramatics. playing bit parts in movies and swimming. As the 1936 Ol y mpi cs approache d . s h e wa s determined to represent the United States for a third time. .... 1 ........ WINNING SWIMMER l.'ornw1 <If\ mp11· ..:nld nlt'd,il1:-I '"' 1mml'I Ell•anor I lolm \\'h,dl·n ho ld' .1 l !J:l~I 'l'\\ Yrn 1- l>utl.' :\<.•\\-. St11Hla \ \t•\h m.ig.1111ll· -.ho\\ 111).! tw1 .md .Jnhnn~ \\'t:l!>!>nlUlll·I . \\lllt \\hom -.tw -.h.ir1'<l t l11· -.pot l1 ch1 111 l ht' l~!P.\.'-orl<I'"' ~tttr --- Europe. but the athletes were t·o nf1ned to th e cheaper accommodations on the lower decks while team officials a nd their wives went first class. "I bought my own first class t1<.·kct. but the) didn't want me there where they were." she ~ays · t guess they didn't want me to see how they behaved ' The C'onfhct came to a head when Mis~ Holm attended a a fter J<n ce Matthews llwice married to Millon Berlei locked herself 1n Ro s e 's o ffice bath room. slasl\"ed he r wrists and bled to 'death A ft er Rose died in 1973. she • married her present husband. Tom Whalen. a retired oilman The weariness and strain of ,. · performing each week in the Aquacad<.: brought Miss Holm's lo\'e for swimming to an end "They are one ' and two-year wonders. and then they. are gone .'' champagne part y 1n the fi r st cluss s ection during the cruise .. I was kicked off the learn !low simple 1t was." she say~ lier marriage soured and in 1937 s he signed with Rose to star 10 the Aquacade The Aquacade became a popular atlraC't1on during the 19:l9·1940 World's Fair 1n New York. and her en-s tars were Johnny Weissmuller and later Buster Crabbe She had divorced Jarrett in 1938 <1nd that yt•ar found time to star 1n "Tarzan's R cveng~ · Tarlan was played by Glen '.\1orr1 s . the 1932 O lympi c dt.•<·athlon <:hampion · · 1 thought r d never be dry \t: h<11r turned green from the chlorine <ind swimming on t hose cold 0('10ber and November ni ght!> 10 :"Jew York was awful .. Polish crisis scrubs tour TL' R LOCK 1AP1 A music group lrnm Cal1forn1a Stat e ' Col11:gl' Stanislaus ha!> cancelled , a c9nC'ert 'frjp.to "?oiand 'a'nd the So \'1et l'nion because of the P olish pol1t1cal upheaval. a spokes man said SOUTH COAST PLAZA 540-8888 ··warner Bros. didn't want me to go so I settled the contract in 1935." Though she made the U.S. team, she did not compete The e ntire U S Olympic entourage traveled by s team s hip to "I certainly wasn't the bes t to ever play J ane. but it's on TV all the time I wish I had the residuals." she says The sc ho ol 's 21 member woodwmd C'ho1r "'as adnsed to Ci:lnrel b~ the tnp'c; s ponsor, F cllows h,1p Amba!>Sadors F'ounda1 ion The students had • been scheduled to leave Ne"' York Jan 12 for n !>its to se,eral Mon. Thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. . . . . . • I In 1939. she married Rose The marriage C'ame t o a much publiC'1zcd end in 1951. 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The bank, America's largest commercial financial institution , said the world economy would also Improve next year, although certain weaknesses wm persist. The bank for.ecast a U.S. Inflation rate averaging about 8 · percent in 1982, with interest rates declining at least d"'"ng the first half of the year, despite sporadic increases. A.irCal to add 68 flights for holiday AlrCaJ will add at least 88 m1hts to it.s schedule between Dec . 23 and Jan . 3 to accommodate great.er customer demand for seats durln& the holiday seyon. "We can operate the ex\ra flights because we were able to extend t.be lease on a Boein& 737 for an additional month," said AirCal spokesman Mark Peterson. "That enables us to have 21 planes in our neet, and use them all." The extra nights will be added on the Newport Beach carrier's higher density routes, particularly between Oran1e County, Los Angeles and Ontario airports and those of San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose. Last month, AirCal flew 325,000 passengers, the most in its history. Yet despite the record traffic, the airline's load factor remains depressed, down bet ween 6 percent and 7 percent from last year. After Jan. 3, Petenon 1akt UM airline wlll reduce lt1 nt1bt hours by lO percent and proceed wltb a plan that caJJ1 for UM furlou&h of some 14' pllota IDd other operaUnt personnel. New Alaskan oil field starts up ANCHORAGE, Alaska <AP> -First there was Prudhoe Bay. Now Kuparuk . Atlantic Richfield added to the lexicon ol the oil industry Wednesday by officially celebrating start-up of what is destined to be the second·most productive oil field in the United States. Although Kuparuk is not quite as large as the nelghborio1 Prudhoe field about 40 miles to the east, it still ranks amon1 the 10 largest in American blatory, Ar co President William Kleschnick said. Bank ol America estimates lor 1981 lorecast tor 1982 Unemployment will reach 8.7 perctpt, up about nine-tenths of a percent over the expected 1981 rate, the bank said. There will be a decline of up to l percent in the real U.S. gross "We've grown so much during the last 18 months, adding more aircraft and new routes, our load factor has been off," Peterson said. He said the carrier's -{e<luced fares have impacted r~~nue. Last week, it was reported AirCal was losing Sl miUion a month for the past four months, though the company is expected to show a profit for the year. When the field hits full production in 1986, it will tum out 250,000 barrels a <lay, second only to Prudhoe's daily output of 1.S million barrels. Nole Rates ol infla11on lag growlh of money supply by 2 years. CONNECTION -Bank of America chart shows link between the world's mone~· supply and global ~tes of inflation. The bank forecasts gradual decline in both mone~· s upply and inflation rate. . national product, compared with 1.8 percent during this year and housing starts will hit a range from 1.1 million units to 1.3 million units. They peaked at just over 2 million in 1978. ·'This is an indication the North Slope is not a one-field flllke ," Kieschnick told re porters . SAVINGS! Here's Important News For Businessmen and Professionals: President Reagan's Economic Recovery Act hos mode It possible. this Y90r only. to purchase your new Nabers Cadillac before December J 1st. and write oft 25T. of the cost on your i981 tax retum. (2nd and 3rd year write-offs ore 381. and 31'. 1'89f)9C'ttvely.) Addltlonolly. if you pion to keep the corfor 3..k'..9Qrs. you con also reduce your '81 tax lloblMty by 6T. of your MW cQ(s purchase price. Arid. of course. ·soles tax and Interest Is. as otwoys. tax deducttble. 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Sundeyll 1.m. untllS p.m. AU mtjotcrcdltcardund pinonal~Jewelt by J~ 11«ounu welcome. Pf\OM (714) S4()..9066 They're 50. They're opening IRA Plans. They'll cut their taxes by $1,760. Assume both spouses work . the interest it earns are free And that each contributes $2000 of Federal income taxes until to his or her First Interstate IRA you start withdrawing. Any- Plan. And the ir combined 1982 time between ages 59'h and income is $50,000. They would 70.'h. you can take out all or save $1760 on their '82 Federal part of your money without pen- income tax. And under similar alty, when your tax bracket may conditions. continue saving possibly be lower than it is now. taxes as long as they con-Other First Interstate extras: tribute to their IRA Plans. you can choose from four different Very nice! jpvestment options. with minimum What's more. by age 65 -~~-~~---~J deposits as low as $100. We do not they would have accumulated a charge a fee for openiflg or main- total sum of over $150,000, assuming the present taining ypur IRA. And you and your interest rate prevails (12% annually, compounded spouse are each insured by the Federal Deposit daily). If they choose ·to contribute to their IRA Insurance Corporation for up to $100,000. Plans until age 70, their nest egg would total To get started on your tax cut, visit your over $300,000. nearest First Interstate branch starting January If you're a wage earner. si ngle or married, 4th and open your IRA Plan. you're eligible for First lnterstate's IRA Plan, a even if you're already covered by your company's pension plan. Both your annual contribution and l'iwf Azll 31111 Bank ....._,O< .. t ~--~----------------------------------------------- ·-Orange Coast OAJLY PILOT(Thursday. 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It i I 1~'if; pf 2.1 t J !' ..,._ .::.?.!l, -....,. .. · · • •• .... u • t ' ,, • " n u " -·~ - ' ~~" '((CO~ .... ~ " Official dates for stock moves f Thts 1s tht /Ourth port of a f ive porl tl'nt~ on l<ut minute till' deducuon 1traleCMs J tr you're selli ng stocks for ta" purposes before '81 ends, time 1s or lhe egsence Cnucal 1s whether you 11re taking a profit or a loss on ll regular -way s11lc. Wednesday, Dec. 23, is the ~ucial date for sales m ade on the New Yo rk and American St ock • Exchanges . If you sell your stock by the close of trading Dec 23. the profit will be taxed as 1981 Income. Reason A regular way 11tock sale is not settled until rive trading days after the order to seJJ is placed with your broker The settlement da t e determines which year the profit rails into What 1f you want to take a gain in '81 but miss the cutorr date? Have your broker sell the stock for cash before Jan. 1, 1982 The Dec. 23 cutoff appl ies onJy to profits from regula r.way sales The profi t from a cash sale as late as Dec. 31 counts in '81 r>-Yo u ca n wa il until Dec 31 to sell Lo take ,.. t«. a 1981 loss, =~eon cl~ouig: ~~~ SYlVIA PORTER~-, a c tuall y deli vered until 1982. Import ant It is the sales date not the settle ment date that counts ror the long term holding pe r iod, emphasizes Prentice H1J JI For instance, for stock bought on Dec 29. 1980. and sold the regular way on Dec. 29. 1981 . the settlement date will be in J anuary 1982 and any profit on the sale will be taxed as 1982 income. But the profit will be short-ter m gam, since you had not own ed the stock for more than a year on your Dec 29. 1981. sale dale Complicating year·end investment strategy are two changes m the '81 tax la w 1 l l T he lop tax rate on ordinary income .will drop from 70 percent to 50 percent. effective J an l 121 The top tax rate on long-term capital gain has dropped from 28 pen·ent to 20 l)('rcent. effective with sales aft er June 9, 1981 A traditional tax strategy that's better than ever is LO take a long-term loss Se ll e nough long·term stock showing a loss to equal your actual s hort-term gain Your net long term loss t hereby orfs ets t axes o n ne t sh orl ·t e rm g ain on a dollar·Cor dollar basis A standard strategy that m :ty be hit with a new law s urprise involves you 1f you have a n~t short-term loss Crom sales after June 9. 198 1 tr you also have a net long.term gain from s ales after J une 9. the short-term loss may increase the t ax on the · gain from 20 percent to 28 percent If you're in the 50 percent bracket or above. pos t.June 9 gaan!> and losses short· and long-term are netted together for long-term gains eligible for the 20 ~rceot rate So your post .J une 9 s hort ·te rm loss reduce~ t he long-term gain that otherwise would be eli~1ble for the 20 percent rate STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORI< lAPI !>elo . 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MIAO Peril: Ml• S7, up \0 J'I l're,..Nrl M t9 00, olf \0 01 lwtlc ~ Leif t .. 1n9 \Ill 00 i.ta 11n<l\•"9e<I "191)1) "'"" He111y & Herm•" lentv 0•11v 11""91 \.4 tt n off$0 ~ £fltlll•ard lon•y d••tv QVOtfl M" H OH to so .,...,.....,, tonty O•fly QUOl•I t•t)rl(elld \.431.0t, ott to.~ SYMBOLS • • 02 l HI f Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 17, 1981 ,....--------------------~· ~----------------------~------------------------------------------~ Lucas sends 76ers reeling • Maurice Lucas scored oft a m rebound to brellk 1t tie as the New York Knicks defeated rhll&delphl8 We dnt.':sduy n1aht, 117 ·115 in a National Rasketbiall A:ssoch1lion game The 76l'rll, who M l into a lie Cor the lead an the Alluntac Division. ncvttr led but did manttge to tie the score Ill 115 I I S before Lucas' game-winner . . Boston·~ Larry Bird i>cor ed 30 points as th1t Celtics broke open 11 close game Uik an the third quarter to subdUl' Dallu ~. 109 92 W ashingt<in'~ •·rank Johnson scored z:i poanti.. including t h e final six, to s park Washington past Clt·vcland . 106· 102 A 20 loot Jllmp shot by Rkky Sobers with on e sccund remaining In Griffin football pair file for bankruptcy •·rom AV dllspatcbes COLUMBUS, Ohio Archie and EE Ray GnHin, former football stars at 4. t Ohio Stale Univers ity who now play LUCAS overti me gave Chicago u for the Cm c1nnat1 Bengals, and unol her brother , James. have filed for ba nkruptcy drumauc 98·97 triumph over New Jersey Cliff Robinson scored 30 points, and rookie Steve Johnson added a rareer-h1gh 23 to lead Kansas C•t) past Phoenix. 97-.81. Robinson. who a lso led Kansas City with 14 rebounds, hit four s tra ight baskets early in the fourth period as the Kings bruke open the game and handed the Suns their fifth loss in P hoenix' last s ix outings The petition for personal bankruptcy liquidation for the three and their wives ends a three-year venture into a string of six Athlete's Foot s hoe stores Five stores her<' and one in Springfield, Ohio . c l ose d a nd the merchandise is being sold. Kathleen Ransier, their a ttorney, said she expects a liqu1dat1on s ale to produce enough to pay $170,000 owed t h e Small Business Adm 1mslration and $46,000 due Ohio State Bank. She Fry rewarded with extension Iowa football coach Hayden •'r y, EE who guided the Hawkeyes to their 4. • first winning season an 20 years and a berth an the Rose Bowl, Wednesday A. 0 •1""1H said debts fo r r e nted accepted a n eight-year extension or his con tract and a salary inrrease The university's Board 1n Control of Athletics had approved the contract extension a nd 1:1 Sl0.000 salary inc rease Tues day The new contract puts Fry under pre m ises likely will not be paid. The Griffin Corp. listed Archie as president. Ray as secretary and James as vice president and general manager Documents in bankruptcy court show Archie has debts of $519,568. assets of $127,750 and 1980 income of $80,000. Ray and his wife, Lynn, listed debts of $539.100 and assets of $93.350. including a $90,000 residence. James and his wafe have until Mond ay to submit a financial re port to the court contrart for 10 years George Welsh, who in n ine years has led the U S Naval Academy back to football res pec tability, Wednesday was named head coach at t he Univer ~ily o f Virginia . Bill Yung, head coach ut West Texas State University. was named .head coach at the navers1ty """ o £ T e x a s a l £ I Quote of the day G le nn Wilkes, Stetson Un1vers1t y basketball coach. talking about a schedule that includes Duke, Florida State, Wake Forest and South Carolina . "We don't have a fight song we have a surrender song P aso . The Seattle Seahawks of the National 1-,ootball League said they have signed fr ee agent punter Frank Garcia to replace. Jeff West , who s uffered a broken ankle Sundoy against the Den ver Broncos West . meanwhile, wa s placed o n the injured re serve list Members of the Brig ham Young football team declined to take the annual tour aboard the USS Kitty llawk aircr aft C'arner given to teams participating in the Holiday Bowl an San Diego Injury may prevent Fouts from playing If sore hip doesn't , late dues might • bargaining agreement, which SAN DIEGO 1i\P1 San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts. lhreall'ned with !.us pens1on by the National F'ootball League Players· Associa tion over delinquent union dues. has a severe hip 1nJury and may m1!.S Monday night s ~eason-endmg ga m c with Oakland . the Chargers said Wednesday Li s ted by thl' team as "questionable.' Fouts told the c lub the co ndition of his badly bru1:.e(1 hip \\Ors ened while he WUl> at a fashion show Tuesduy ni ght M eanwhile . an :"H'LPA exe<'Ullve says the players' union c·an 't slop Fouts, the NFL leader 1n passing y ardage and touchdown passes. from playing "We don't plan to go to court on the matter." said NFLPA counsel Dick Berthelson THE NFLPA, in d directive Tuesday. ordered the Chargers to s u s pend F outs for t h e remainder of the season for his failure to pay Sl.122 in dues for he 1981 season Char gers' owner Eugene Klein called the NF'LPA 's move "attempted blarkmail" and said he would defy t h e union 'direct ive. He attacked the action ,as "a vicious grandstand play" b)C..-N FLP A executive director Ed Garvey. Fouts, the only member of the 11.550-member player union who hasn't paid his dues, a nd the Chargers have "a legal duty \o l ive up to the collective bargaining agr eement ," according to Garvey. In a telephone interview. he s aggested the controversy ··may ver y we ll s ignal a material b r each" in the collective From Page 01 expires in July "Maybe they'd like lo expire earlier Lake mos t ~t onday night.''' sa1d'cfarvey FOUT ' TEAMMATES on Wed nesday said they would hono r the veteran quarterback's pos1t1on for the good of the team If AF C West leader Denver. 10-5, loses Sunday at Chicago, San Diego. 9·6. could capture its third consecutive d1v1s1on title by beating Oakland. 7·8. Offensive tackle Billy Shields. the Charger~· player represent ative, told The San Diego Union that the players have given no thought to boycottin g the game as an ex pres sio n of th ei r d1ssat1sfact1on with Pouts ·No," said Shields · He's a teammate. We come to a game as a team. for the common good Th ere can be d1stract1ons , peripheral t hings, but we as professionals can go on the h eld and give everything we have, whether there are dis tractions or not." FOUTS DEVELOPED the hip pointer problem in recent weeks and the area is "s wollen and sore and he was having muscle s pasm s" this week . according 10 Chargers' trainer R ic McDonald "It's not a fake t hing:· said McDonald "You can look at his leg and see he 's got discoloration clear up :.ind down his leg. his back and his hip .. T he problem reportedly flared while Fouts was attending a blood drive fas hio n s how in which is wife was participatin~. I TOBY WHIPPL·E • • • I Whipple. ·•1 can't relate m y feelings, or why 1 did what I did. lt 'I hard to rationa lize. The only thing l can figure is that it wasn't In my life pion." 1 Th a t d oesn 't m ean th a t Whipple 'doesn't regret what happened. I .. At first. I didn't miss It at all I h ad played football for 11 years . But now, looking back, 1 realize I do m iss It. What's particularly frustrating is that I s pent most of my life preparing to be a pro athl ete, and I was knoc king at the door. But then. . . • • "My only reget WAI that my pen~.-lty ft'•• tucb ai the Ume that l, . . • " u b.e 11topped short of flailblnt. "Let•• Just H.1 I wat cau1ht up In the fast llfetlyl~ and I w11n't very ........ no w JO. has bee n ma rried for a decade and has \wo children <R ocky a nd Troy ) He is c urrently une mployed l in constructioo work 1, but claims il 's only temporary as he is tr ying to find a new ave nue in life · ' I ' V E., C H A N G E 0 dramatically In the l as\ 10 year s," he said. "l used to be 1 party-goer that chased women, drove fast cars, you know the type. Now, I'm m ellower. and I have a good woman (bis wile Kathy) who 11upports me . "I'd Ukt to aet Into coaching, 1omthow, It t could. I miss It. I really had a Cun time at. Saddleback. ln fact., Saddleback spoiled me." Maybe Saddleback spoiled him too much. At least. Whipple reallies lhat thou&fl ••. and Is dol.na his best to ch1n1te QUESTIONABLE S.111 l>1t•l!i1 q11.1rt1·1 h.ic·k l>an ~ 1111t-. h.1-.. hl'l'll t ht l'.1ll•1wd \\If h ... l .... flt'll .... 11111 \\ 1tll11111 P·" .ind he111 c lia1 n·d lr11m lh1· ( 11.11 c t·r-.. \l1 111tl,1\ 1111.!hf ~'.I 111\' \\If h ( l;i h.l.111tl IJ1 •( .ltl~t' of l atlltl't• tn p,I\ ...;1 l'.!:! 111 pa-.1 u111011 d111 •-. From Page 01 UCI . ~ . victories IS a 61·4(i aeclSH>n OVN winless Utah St ate ARKANSAS STATE <6-0l The Indians have only one ployer 15 11 sophomore guard J 11y Hansen J avera~ing 1n double fi gures c 12 51 The ~econd leading s corer 1s 6 7 JUn1or Morris T yson , who is hitting a t a 9.2 clip Arkansas St ate's wans have been over Eas tern Kentucky. Northern Iowa. Pan American. Houston Baptist and Wisconsin Green Bay. The la tte r win was by a 24-23 score AHTllATSll NOTlli Both 9•"1•• lft MIUOUll wlll ~ bn>«k•>I I K WVE f M, IOll wllll FrtCl•y'• (te,.,.. ,,.,tl,.Q ., • p.m ,. o'<IOO Mon1 .... 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Ky. <APl Jerry ClaH>0m e. football coach a1 Maryland for the past 10 years. was hlred Wednesday as coach at Kentucky, his alma mater. "It's aood to be back home," C laiborne sald at a news c onference on the Lexington u m pus. Gretzky pads total in Oiler win Wayne Gretzky "''Clred hll 34th ~ l(oul of the seuson In the first ~ ' seconds as the ~dmonton Ollen i.cored four l(Otds In the openlng tour minute• t n route to a 7 4 victory over the Colorudo Rockies In the Natumul H0<·kl'Y League Wednesday n1~ht The viNor y l(ave the Oilers a 10 t 4 mark in their la:st 15 gt1mcs and Edmonton beCllme the Clr:5l NHL team to r ecord 20 wins this sca1>0n Reg Kerr duflected In ia s hot from the left corner by Ooug Cr<>Nman with less than tlvl' minutes ll•f\ as Ch1tago came back for a 3.3 tie with Winnipeg, cxtcndln& lhe Black Huwks' unbeaten streak on home lee to 14 games . K eelth i\c ton and Pierre Mondou each contributed a ~oal and an assist as Montreal be u l H art l ord. 6 1 Bill Barber's pOWt.'r play goal with les!> than 14 minutes left broke a 3·3 tie and lifted Philadelphia past the • New York llanuers. 7 3 A spectaculttr solo Pfrort by John Anderson an the last minute, when hl· s pilt the Vancouver defense and scored, gave Toronto a 6·6 lie with the Canucks Former Ram executi ve John dies Bill John, 72, who Clime to Los .- Angeles with the Rams when the p rofe11s 1onal team moved f rom Cleveland, has succumbed after a lengthy illness John, who retired in 1975 as business man ager. died in St. J oseph's Hospital in Burba nk Tuesd ay a ft e r s uffe ring from Parkinson's Disease . Jennifer B , owned by newsraster George Putnam, finished fast to rapture the Turkish Trousers Pur se by a half len~th over Blus h With Pride before a crowd of 15 ,986 at llo llywood Park Marcus Allen , the He1sman Trophy-winning tailback from use. has been named t h e r ecipicnt of the Maxwell Football Club's award for the best college football player 1n the nation. Television, radio Following are the top SPOrts e vents on TV tonight. Ratings are· • .. • . excellent .••• worth watching:' J rair,, forget It [-'.) 7:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ ./ NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers al Golden Slate Announc ers : Chic k Hearn and Keith Erickson. The red-hot Lakers, under new Coach Pat Riley, will ptav their second straight game against the Warriors. Sunday night at the Forum, 1t was all Lakers In a 122-118 111ctory Lloyd Free, who has legally changed his first name to World, leads the Warriors while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Earvin "Maqlc" Johnson direct the Lakers attack RADIO Basl\etball Lakers a t Golden State. 1·20 p .m . KLAC (570!. Ski Reports 9:43 am .. 12:43, J ·4Jand7 4Jpm .KNXl1070) Georgetou'n tops cross-town rival From AP d.ispatche LANDOVER. Md Senior Eric f'loyd scored 12 ~eco nd -hatr JHJ1nt;; to help t9th-ranked Georgetown pull away from George Was hington and win 61 ·48 in college basketball Wednesday ntght Floyd scored e ight of his points after George Washangton had cr ept to w1th10 eight poants, 44 36, of the lloyas Georgetown led 37 22 early an the second half hefor e the Colonials rallied behind Wilbert Skipper and Penny Elliott Floyd then srored four of a six point string to make it 50·36 wath 10 03 remamang and the Hoyas. 6 2. were never aga in threatened by their c rosstown rivals from Washington, DC. Western St. 80 . UC San Diego 78 GUNNISON, Colc1 After trailing by as many as 10 p<>ints, Western State ~urged ahead on an 18 foot jumper l>y Steve Barringer and ntpped t he l 1nivers ity •>f California at San Diego 80-78. Santa Clara 71. Utah 65 SANTA CLARA Santa Clara. sparked by senior guard Rill Duffy's 24 points, held off a L'tah rally late an the se{'ond half to ~ecure a 71 65 \'ICIOry Center Dan Larsun, playing against his formt•r ~chool. came up with 10 p<>ints and four rebounds for Santa Clara, whic h led 38·29 at the half Guard Pat•e Mannion. with 15 points, rive rebounds and 10 assists. led the Utah scorers NFL standings Saddlehack hosts OCC .. Gauchos' tournament opens The lus t t1mt Orange Coast and Saddltback collegc:s got togclhcr on the basketball court, the Gauchos beat the Pirates in the chumpionsbip gume of the Saddleback Tournal\lent This year. lhl' two teams opeQ the same tournamtint tonjght 18 o'dock 1 as the Gaucho11 hoat the third annual Sou thwest Uunk Holiday Tournamt>nt. Cypres:> and Santa Barbara C:C l!et the show rolling in the opener •6 o'(•lo(•k J Ciolden Wt:isl plays K1ng1> H1ver in first round play of the Co11ege of Sl.oqumas tournament In Visalia tonight "The rour-team Saddlcba{'k tourney field looks very s trong to me.'' s ays OCC Coach Tandy Gilli11 "Saddleback is solid, und the other two teams ar e very good Santa Barb:.ira won its own tournament c hampionship ICJst weekend and hai. a 10-l season." 1'H E B UCS S U() LO have their hands lull with Coach fi11l Brummel's Gaurhos Despite an incon sistent start. the Gauchos (6 4 t have s hown they can put µ111nts on the board The) tallied 92 points against the North Island Navy Air Statton team la~t week in the S<Anta Ba rbati• Tournament On the other hand, the Gaucho!> were held to under. 40 points by the more form1dabl(' teams Crom Cy press and El Camino in the sa me tournament. "Saddleback 1s more physical t.han we <Are on l he front line, and if we don't play s m art betsketba ll we could gel mauled." Gillis warns "They have a great outside shooter 1n George Turner and they have one of the better forwards around in 6-6 Dave W1s n1cwski " This season. in w1nn1ng six of the11 rirst nrne gam es, including the t•hampionship of the Miles Eaton 1'ournament, tht• Pirates' haven't !.uffered from lack of brains on the court The problem has been. plain and s1mµle. cold s hooting. The P1rates. at one time early in the !>Cason. were shooting a fr1g1d J6 ~ercent as a team They got hot in s wecµ1ng their lhree opp<>nent!. 1n the Miles Eaton affair That 's probably because they s hot a respectable 527 as a team dunng the tournament a nd received outrageous s hooting percentages from guys like fo'rank Luongo c 13 or 16, 11131 and Rick Rile~ 111of15, 733 1 BUT THE KEV tu the Pirate~· scoring has been guard Chris Beas ley Beas ley scored 35 points in OCC's openin~ round loss to Skylane last wee k in the DiSalvo Invitat10nal in San F'ranc1sco lle 's avcra~ing 18 :t points per game after ntnc contests Beasley. in fact . n eeds JUSL 57 points t<> move into the No 20 spot 011 lhe Orange Coast's two year scoring list The Pirates will be out t1> avenge last year's 68·50 defc<1t to the Gau{'hos tn the· rhampwns h1p match of the same tournament SaddJcback needed an overtime periO'i to nip h ost MiraCos ta. 67 1;:; Tu<'"da~ night 1n a non ('Onference outing T U RNE R LF:AOS th.c Gaucho~ with a 19.8 average. followed b) W1sniewsk1 who carries a 15.3 average and lead~ the team 1n rebounds with an average of 10 per game Cenkr Rick Ooyll' has play~ well an the m iddle. a veraging 10 7 points and seven rebounds per outing The tournament concludes Friday with the two losers of lonight'~ cona•sts battltng at 6 pm and lhe winners going for the title at 8 p m GOLDIN WEST 1•11 OllAHGE. COAST f._l> G P11. ""•· (i Pb, A~O H•llOll " 10S II 6 Be•\lfl'V tO '" .. , 80Wf'n II l" II I G I( rot>nltlal 10 "' 11 I l(ift9 II 160 ") Rtl•• 10 100 100 Davit II '"' ". 8atdw1n ) ,, )f J<t<Ob~ II 9" '0 L..Or>QO 10 SS s ) Ourh•m • 3J 4 I T 1tro11nt•1at 10 SJ SJ Mylo • ,. • 0 f flOmas 10 •• •• Martino 1 • • 0 M•rllfl • 13 JI Ev•rh•r• • I) l I Ca•lloun •O 7' 1 0 Br•dlty • 20 M•tn1eu I IS , , At Vt\ , 10 N•n\On 1 I 9 H•tt•ri • 01 Olmlll'nl,., 0 00 Mariners plan Cuban trip SEATTLE I AP 1 Although !>till awaiting Comm1ss1one r Bowie Kuhn's approval. the Seattle Manners were oplim1!>ll<' Wednesday of becoming the first U S professional baseball team to play Cuba's national team since Fidel Castro came lo power . -==;i JOIJ~SO~ & so~ NATIONAi~ CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Presents ... Weste rn Division Western Division W LT PF PA Pc:t. W LT PF PA x-San F'ran. 12 3 0 336 233 800 Denver 10 5 0 :!97 254 Atlanta 7 8 0 398 325 .467 San Diego 9 6 0 455 380 Rams 6 9 0 296 321 400 Kansas City 8 7 0 333 284 New Orleans 4 ll 0 190 357 .267 Oakland 7 8 0 263 320 Central Division Seattle 5 10 0 280 367 Detroit 8 7 0 380 302 .533 Central Division Green Bay 8 7 0 321 333 .533 x-Cincinnati 11 4 0 391 276 Tampa Bay 8 7 0 295 251 533 Pittsburgh 8 7 0 336 276 Minnesota 7 8 0 319 359 .467 Houston 6 9 0 260 335 5 10 0 218 JOO .333 Cleveland s 10 0 255 333 Chirago Eastern Division Eastern Division x-DaHas 12 3 0 357 264 .800 y-Miami 10 4 1 329 269 y Phila. 9 6 0 330 221 .600 y-Buffalo 10 5 0 305 260 NY Giants 8 7 0 282 247 .533 NY Jets 9 5 1 327 284 St. Louis 7 8 0 315 370 .467 New England 2 13 0 301 347 Washington 7 8 0 -317 342 467 Baltimore 1 14 0 236 512 x clinched division title. x-clinched divis ion title. y -qualified for p layoffs. y qualified for playof(s ,_,...,,_. 0•111\ •I N.-York Gllnls ICl\anMI 1 •I • JO • m I . l!ull•IO •I Ml-• 1ci.. ..... 1. •I I p m I ~,-.o_, W••1'"'9!0nll II ..... 0.ftver It C"""90 Gr .. 11 8'ty •I NY Jell l(en"'' CJIY •I MlllM10t• SI loul\ el PNl-lpN1 T l"'PI 1141y I t o.lroll New Eno4...., et 8•111,,,.,... 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R- MOHDAY S-DMgo O't/tf' o.ldMd New Parts Department Hours Now Open 8:00,am -1:00 pm Saturdays 1.YXX•l.X7•CArRl•CONTJNEN'fAL• MARK YI• LlNC'Ol.N•l'Ol '(iAR•XR7•ZEPJIYI< JOHNSON & SON L I :-\ C 0 L N l E R y 26.26 Harbor Boul~vard, Co ta Mesa (714) 640-&680 • ' ~-------• ...-...-............... ~, ................. ~s ..... a ... ;~: .. s~e91!1•t_,,. .................... 1111111 .. .. l)Mly ~ ~ .. , o...., .... - TAKING CONTROL -'-=t>wport I larhor -. .Jnt' Seager snat<:ht·~ rebound with authont .\ whilt• lw1nl! prl•ssun·d from ht>h1nd h\ Dann~· Mulder of l'ap1st rano \'all(·~ S;.11lors won. HI 7:1 Newporf s success more than a tall tale By RICHARD DUNN Of ttM Dally l"lleC Sa.ff Newport Harbor High, led by Byron Ball's 31 points, defeated the Capistrano Valley Cougars 81 -75 in a no n -league basketball game at Sadd leback College Wednesday night. Ball missed only two s hots throughout the game. pumping in 15 field goals. The visiting Sailors held a 58-49 lead going into the fourth quarter. when a seesaw shoot-out began Ball poured in 13 points in the quarter. as he and Joe Seager were able to take advantage of their height. Capo Valley had nobody who could cover the 6·7 juniors. as all or their points came from close range. "We could not contain their big guys," Cougar Coach Mark Thornton said. "Our biggest guy is 6-5. so if we double-teamed one of them. their other big man would be wide open .. Sailor opponents have found out that the only way to stop Ball and Seager around the basket is with brute force. That leads to fouls and fouls lead to free throws. And the • way the pair have been shooting, free throws lead to crucial points. Ball shot 88 percent from the floor. while Seager fed him with some fine passes and timely picks. Scott Liner had the hot hand from outside as he scored 17 points. ··We did not d o a good job contending with their guards," said Thornton "We tried four difrerent defenses and none of them worked. Newport is a very good team " Very good is £>xactly what Newport demonstrated to the Cougars The Sailors shot 67 percent from the floor. and grabbed 31 rebounds. Ball pulled down 13 of them. which was also hi gh for either club, as Newport improved its record to 3·2. ··we played very well tonight, .. said Sailor Coach Jerry DeBusk 'I'm very pleased. especially by the play or Liner " 'Liner is a team leader . He has been giving hims elf up latel y Instead of taking shots, he has been looking to pass the ball," OeBusk said. ··He has sacrifi ced a lot and I 'm very pleased to see him score 17 tonight. .. At no surprise to anyone, Capo Valley's Dan Dargan sank 21 points. which was high for the Cougars Dargan started the game averaging 24 4 per outing. -;1x th best 1n the county He was also 7 for 7 from the free throw line Don Sedgwick, 10 for 13 from the field . poured 1n 20 points for the losers Newport's next opponent will be La Quinta's when 1t trave ls to Orange High to open the Orange Tournament on Dec 26 "We had two good practices before this game with Capo, .. De Busk said Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday, December 17, 1981 H I F oa CdM improving on own terms Sea. Kings can. a/ford to make mistakes when they keep on winning By £DZINT£L Of._ o.ily ~ tUH The coach s till sees areas which can be improved on (don't they always' l but as long as Corona del Mar High keeps wlnnmg, the basketball program is ahve and well. Tonight's games <'onM>lallun Sen11fln1lh :1 I' m Cul vi. t:I Modt-na 4 ''~ 111:111' v11 Troy < 'ham11lonsht11 Sernlfln•I" But the pendulum swung bitck the other wuy in the third quarter. So it was Wednesday night as the Sea Kings, slow to start, came back lo deCeat California, 57-46 in the Cirst round of the Troy Hi.Rh Tournament. fl 30 ( 'm onu dd M 1.11· vi. No~uh.''> After Corona del Mar buUt a 32·25 lead, Cal came storming buck•with six straight points lo pull close at 32-31 Center Bill Reese, the leading ¥corer in the game with 18 points, s<>ored all three baskets during the s purt But Lynch responded Cor the Sea Kings with two long range jump s hots to put Corona del Mur up, 36-31. K 15 <".1mu11 '~ ~t1s:.1on \'1t'J" Cal came back again, scoring the next two baskets to make lt 36-35. That s ets up a championship semifinal game today between Corona del Mar and Nogales, winner over El Mo den a Wednesday Game time is set for 6:30 Corona del Mar coach Jack Errion, who I ast year had available to him an outstanding front line made up of center Mark Spinn and forward Jeff Pries when the Sea Kings won the Cl F 3-A title, no longer has quite that luxury. ll 's a bit of a problem at tt11s point," said Erno11 "'The main thing i~ that they need more vlaying time lo improve w e ·re looking ror them lo improve on things hke :.creening out. After Corona del Mar scored six straig~t on bas kets by Lynch, Hollingsworth a n<i Dirk Kincannon. Cal once again got back into 1t with the final four points of the quarter The key basket came with 3:40 left Corona tlel Mar, leading 52-44, fed the ball into Goebel who completed a three-point play after he wa~ bowled over under the basket His front line this season is made up of 6-8 center Hank Goebel, 6·2 forward Brad Holl ingsworth, 6-4 forward Garth Olson and 6-3 forward Kurt Peterson, off the bench. ll amounts to som e promise and very little experience. "But they're hanging in there Most of our games will be like this We don't appear to have tht! capability to blow anyone of( the court Wh at we need more than anything is mistake-free basketball." Hollingsworth added another basket to give the Sea Kings a 54·44 lead and that was that. Corona del Mar in fact made the fewer mistakes, committing just 8 turnovers to Cal's 13 • So Corona del Mar has thus far been relying on its guard tandem of Chris Lynch and Mike Hess, particularly Lynch, who's been carrying the bulk of the Seering load But early. it was the Sea Kings who were playing ::!opp1ly They trailed 14-13 at the end or the quarter and were having 'problems gelling into the n ow llollingsworth added 10 points for the Sea Kings and Peterson had 10 .. Rebounding has been the biggest problem but It didn't take us out of the game tonight," said Errion "Goebel had a tough time because he was having to guard someone so much :.horter than he was . Wednesday night, Lynch again led the offen se with 16 points and H ess contributed in his way with eight assists. That all changed in the second quarter, however. a~ PetersCln came into the game to spark a 17-1! Corona del Mar outburst. lt gave CdM a 30·22 halftime lead "I thought Cal shot pretty well at times liut we've got some good p}ayers I'm seeing lots of 1mpr<1vements ·all the time " "We're still working on the front line. Peterson had six points in that quarter and Olson had four Oilers· dumped • • ID overtime Loss of two big men hurts By ROBB MUNSON Of Ille Dally P\leC S!AH The Huntington Beach High basketball team lost a tough non-league battle against the Los Amigos Lobos, 48·43 in overtime at Huntington Beach Wednesday night. Los Amigos' Rob Rasmussen made a s hot from inside with 1: 46 left in the overtime period which put the Lobos on top, 44-43, and teammates Dennis Kidd and Don Grable each added a pair of free throws to assure t he victory for Los Amigos. "We have a small team. so we wanted to s pread out the Huntington Beach defense. said Los Amigos Coach George Sutherland. The Lobos worked the ball around effectively, and took only the open shot All of the Lobo~· shots came from inside the key. "We wanted to take only good s hots ." Sutherland added. The Lobos took only 28 shots during the game, making 14 of them ON THE OTHER side of the court, Huntington Beach couldn't penetrate the Los Amigos defense and was forct?d lo s hoot from outside the perimeter. Huntington Beach was missing its big men, as 6-6 DaJe Shackleford was sick and 6·7 Jim Lane quit the team. "The other players have to hit m . · s aid Huntington Beach Coa ch Roy Miller "They've got to want 1t " Los Amigos held a 22· 16 advantage at halftime. but the Oilers drilled away and with 1 02 left in the third quarter, Keith Salaya m ade a 15-foot jumper to put Huntington Beach on top 30-29. IN THE FOURTH quarter. Los Amigos Jumped out again, 38-32, with j ust four minutes remaining Again the Oilers fought back by scoring six strright points . the last bucket coming on a Billy Thompson lay-m The Oilers went ahead with only 24 seconds left as Thompson hit from under the basket. But Ras mussen made a free throw with 8 seconds left in the game lo tie it Huntington Beach still had a chance or winning the game in regulation as Brad Harker dribbled to the free-throw line and shot with two s econds on the clock His shot narrowly missed its mark. and the game was sent into overtime Oddly enough, the Lobos didn't make a shot from the field during the fourth quarter. but made 11 free throws which kept them in the game The Lobos made 20 of 32 free-throws, while the Oi lers were limited to 7 or 10. Grable made 11 free·throws for the Lobos, while Kidd had 5 "We really haven't been playing well in the las t couple of games," said Miller. "We've regressed and gone down hill ." The loss gives the Oilers a 4-3 record for the season. PAC ES OILERS 11 unt ington Rt-.tt h ... B l'lll'(.' .\ \'J'(_'' '\l'Ol't•rl 1-l point~ hut 11 \\;1:-.n 1 1•nou:.!h a:-. Ollt•r ... lt·ll t 11 l.o ~ .\ m 1go-. 111 II \ l' I I I l1l t • ~ 8 I : I \\'t•cl lll.' ... d CJ.\ 1111.tht Ill •• 111111 !I ·.ij.!lll' j.!,1 ffil' Marina women , breeze Marina High cruised to its fourth win in six o utings while Ocea n View remained winless in women'<; high school basketball play Wednesday ni~ht. The Vikings jumped to a 31-13 halftime lead and breezed in knocking off host Long Beach Wilson, 63-30 Meanwhile, Ocean View fell behind by nine points after the firs t qu ar t er and n ever recovered in dropping a 62·53 decision to La Quinta Marina's Margaret L o nz a and Alene Anderson scored in double figures. hitting for 15 and 11 points, From Page 01 EDISON WINS • • • given the chance at the free throw line the Seahawks failed to take advantage. missing 14 of 24 attempts 141 7 percent I The most t•ruc1al came with nine seconds left as 6-912 J im Uscvitch. w.ho led all Ocean View scorers (as usual i with 19 points, missed the front end of a one-and-one opportunity. The Seahawks were down by a 51-50 count and three ticks later the winners added a pair of free throws. then Scott DeBrouwer drove the lane. hoping for a three-point play, but coming up only with his no foul -bucket at the buzzer "We really didn't get into an offense until late in the game ... said Harris The press by St Bernard seemed especially effective, but H;irns said most of the blame must be borne by his own playe rs "There were JU St a lot of poor fundamentals." said Harns . Ocean View began with a man·to-man defense because Harris didn't want his team to open in a I azy fashion (zone 1. but St Bernard took the Seahawks out or those notions quickly with an 8-3 lt!ad. Corey Gaines. a 6·3 Junior. put up a scoop shot with 51 seconds left to give St. Bernard a 51-50 lead. then missed opportun1tes on both sides set up the final moments when the Seahawks gained possession with 16 seconds lert. only to come up s hort at the free throw line seven seconds later The difference. however. was Ocean View's inability to hold a 47-41 lead and Harrrs confirmed 1t. saying, "\s I said. we don 't have a delay ~ilme " Thl loss drops Ocean \'1ew·s record to 8 2 • • • • • Tournament schedule Tonil(ht'o; (;aml'lt tt'On!>olatinn quartt>rfinah 1 I C:omµtun \' <"rl''Jll 'i :J<) l'a~a1k11;1 1' llwH 11 Tl'dl i Oomingut•1 '' l'Jlo.., \ •·•dl'' H JO SPri a \ '> :\l<ll n1ng~11h• 1:rida\ ·, (1am1•.., ('onsolation I con"'lation Wmirinah I 3 1.·omplon ( ·n ·,111 "1n1111 '' l'.1•.111\-nJ Bo,l·o Tt·i·h "'11111l'I' • 4 :in l>nm1ni.:11l•t l'.d1i.. \ 1•11h'' "'11111<·1 1, Sl.'ri a· ~tnrn111gs1cl\• "'1mw1 tnrch pl:1('{' "'mirinal,1 h Holl1ng 11 111-. 1 ... 1 h '"'" \'11·\\ i JO lngl\•\\oOd '' l.ong ll10,11h Puh 1 t'ham11ion,hi11,1•mifinal'1 !I SI ll1·1·nunl '' \"11 hum 1>1•1 IO :111 t-:1t1so11 " -;,1111.1 \1111111 ,, respectively. Val Loya ----------~---------- contributed nine for Marina Oeean View played even with La Quinta after the first quarter but the damage had already been do ne Tamie Webb had 21 points to pace the Sea hawks . now 0 ·4. Call 642-5678. Pul a lew words lo work for ou. THE LIGHT TOUCH College, prep bas~ethall scores Tl1P C:..non /\[ 1 PIH 1<,1-lAM '' '''" SOplll5t1C11led SL A 1.AJmPra 111,11'~ 1111 us 11nd-sho01 s1mpl11 to us-·• lls f'O•flflul11• brain •S programmed 10 g1w wnu Pt'rkoe.1 ly Thom Moton Coll•g• 111199' S.nU C .. ra 71, U\9110 •ec:•lft Color-n. W""°"m SI -'--14, Coll-Of•-M WHl•rn SI, (Colo.) IO. UC San 01..,071 M.._.. 8all SI. 'Cl, Ott-In IO a-11na Gr·_, st, o-. ..... lol Cln<lnNl(f 7', o._.. 60 ...... MlulHlppl S., C.-Ola M $oull1 c:.roti... 1os. a ..... " G-tle TKll It, Wnt G~\le• SI .. Devi~ ... A-l1Klllt11 SI U H. C ,..a.arione 71, C."ICINll .. Teflllft-TKll 17, E Te,.,,.Hff "'·" H .. Ori.-15, SE L.oulslana tO S. MlulMltllll •. Mc.H•w St. •7 h .. Geof·;:ctow11 •1, Geietwt We.,.lnQtoft .. Commuftttr cott._ TOUaNAMCNTS ......... Clu ··~IMlt (ef!Y-,.. lt""9N 74 Ml San Antonio •. LA SoulnwHI •l c ............ Oolal'tet1t .. lt F'ulletlon ..,, CerroCO\Otl Moorpe..-10, LA Tr-Tt<ll .. ,,...... ''"'·-S a n JoaQul" 0•11• 74 San F'ran<llCO 1) Cerrllos ff, Col.....C.•• SI Me~eel ... S.-0 Conlr• Cost• 14, H•nc:oo t' S..nta Ane 72, eosumm., Al••• SI CuH1• SI, S..la Row Sl LA V •llty If, -.10 60 l OllQ a..c11 .. S.n Mateo SI ~---· Eul LA•. Wttl J,.A .. High school TOUllNAMINTl Tre\' ''"'"-MIU!o<I Viejo'°· 81elr ., N09alfl ff, El -..a ... Corona •• ~r n , Cet ... C•nvon IO. Tfey JA IMCW-1 Clla,......,0...-.. ... 11 SI Bl'f'Nf'O U, Ocffll View U V•rlHim ~ 44, lllo111"9 Hill• 41 Loe Al races canceled Wednesday night's races at the quarter horse mutln• at Los A),mltos race course were . canceled before the first race was contested beuuaie ot dcnH fo1 that enculfed the track. AU patrons who arrived before the races were called off were Sven raln checks good for any ol1ht of the mee • which runs Monday through Saturd.Q nltht.a . January 18. AIU' parkin1 stub from Wednesday ftlt)ll'1 raca can be redeemed for fTee parking on any nlsbt of th• meelln1 EdlM>n•~. Ingle-)• Santa MoftlU SS. L8 Poly SI ............ C ........ lflltts.tnlll ... 11 11111111-an as. S...11990., ~rwlle 1l. MelOdvl-... Cettt91 .... ,....lllMlt Mayl"4r '1, .,...,..m., We'1mlnller tt, ValeMla 41 foll ~ .. c-....1111, """'fluh Laauna Hill1 n, Orano-SI MeQllOlla 60. ~le119c:-SS ~S.mltlloal• Corona 60. R.tnellO Atamllo• l7 E•Toro57 Ger.,...Grov•U , ... _ ,1,,. ....... So,,.,• 14, e.11 Ger.,..., 51 La Ml•..S.,. 8'*"' Pa..-SS ErntM" Le ..... Cypre" 51. E• Oor-,, £\(lefolnH ... l(&l•lla SI KenNCly '1, L0o0ra,. Pacllk a 71. LOS Alamllo• .. H.., • ..._ N•wl)Orl Hartll>r 11, Cat>O Vallo H LO\ A""90' 48, HIH'llnQIGn 8ea<" Al foll SI John 8-o 16, 8rff Ollncla ti Women CO\.LaGI "-<IM-• UNLV 11,uc1 ... 1nes- G1vt•Tew11-Ore90<> SI. 71, Calllornoa ff Ohio SI .. Ponl-SI t1 hnnent• SS, WUlllnQlon SI •• Ore90fl loJ, LSU ff ,, FREE ~~ ~"DRIVING FOR DISTANCE~ EXHIBITION Loren Hays will be demonstrating his super successful distance driving technique at the beautiful night lighted Newport Beach Golf Courte. comer of Bristol & Irvine Just So. of O.C. Airport. The demonstration wlll be held on the driving Range from .7:30-9:30 p.m .. Tues .• 15th. Wed. 16th and Thurs. 17th. If you can't make It, yqu can still get )40Ur copy of "Driving for Distance:· by send· Ing •10.00 To: L & H Speelaltlea. P.O. Blx 7200, Cotta Meaa. CA 92848 r>rrvTrammed Automation t I...,~ rus St-utter.f>rioritv ~·diratiOh ~fnt;Jraoon °"-t•t••MA.tOW\ .,...... w ·-141 ...... .,, ... •P'no-"•"'"'9d AuUu,,..tNWI f1ot fnc: 1t .,,,, t""Onl C'Of'~ .. 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IUMDAYI •AU. ITIMa 11:11 All• 1:• N ON.N TO ROCO 11111181"9 ONLY Elderly lad} \.\e know rl'calls '\.\he11 m1stletoe was not only decorative. but necessar} • •• No opportunity is ever lr>sl Somconl' else picks up those you miss ••• Ma~·be m one> isn 't everything, ))ut it's way ahead of whutever t!i in second place ••• The eusil'st way lo refold o rood map ill dlrferenlly ••• Then there's the heurt)I fellow who slaps you on the back to make sure you swallow what h~'s just told you. ••• We 'd llkt' to aU w11h you a Merr>' Chriatmast ••• u a p II I • Ale L Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday. Dec ember 17. 1981 Plan approval will return local control In the inte r est of' rclununi.: control of toustal dl'vclopmcn ls to local author itie:;. r a tlwr tha n le aving all decisio ns tn ttw hand s of the s tatt> Coast a l Comm1:-.:-101L t h e City Count·tl has rm11ll1c>d a local coastal p l<.in for L 1guna Be a ch Once the local pla n 1:-. J.!l\'l'll f i n a I a p p ro v a I b y t h t• ..., t a t l' commission . pe rmit authont~ f1Jt new developmen ts wi II rel urn to the c ity The Laguna pla n had hcigJ.!l'd d o wn in d e b a te over <IL·n...,1t' allocations on htlb 1de properttl'~. w i t h propert~ owrw rs seeking h igher density u nd ne ig hbor hood hom eowner groups w anting l1:ss T he plan a ppro\'ed la~t ""l'l'k b y a counc i l m aJo rit ~. \\Ith M a v or Sa 11 ' B e 11 e r u t• a n d Cou.n t'ilm:rn ·'.'1 c 1I F llz.p a t ric:k d issenting. 1s a t•om prombl• Lh.1.11 p r o v i cl e :-. f o 1' a m a x 1 m u m d eve lopment of 550 homl·:-. on the city's rc m a111111g \'acant hilli-1d l· land ll <·a lls. for a m <o :a mum o f four uruts pt•r t1(.'r c on land wit h g r a de~ of no t more t h'trn 5 pe r tent, but parcl'b in exct>ss of' 50 J.Wrt'<.>nt grnd ~ <:ould ~ cut back tu 0 I u nit pt>r acre. m one ctwelling un u 10 acrt· lot Add1t1on ully, d <'Vt'IOJ)Cl'l:> Will h e l'c>n ..;tr a 1n e <I b y ~e ol ogi<: h azu rd :, und traff it l'Ons ulenHions as ide ntified on individual parcels Thl' proposed plun wall be 1'e\·1e wed again in J a nu ar~· b~ bo th tht· Plunning Comm1::.s1on ;rnd th(• City Coun<.'il befo re twing for w arc1ed to t he s tate Coastal Comm1ss1on G i ve n the n eed fo r romplet1on or a plan. propert ~· owners a nd hills ide ho m eowne r !> would bto well advis ed to accept th(' <.'Om pro m ise so the tity may o ntl' <1ga1n t a ke c harge of its t'ut u n : d eve lo pme nt with ::i m1n1mum of stak inte rventio n Vagrancy problems Unfor t u n a t l'ly fol' La.l.(11na Bea c h as for m ost ntht'1 lwadi co mmun1t1(.'s t hl· fr1t·ndl\ ca s ual atmospht•re that u...,uall\ prevails is a rrn11111· a ttra<'lion fo1 a v a r i e t y o f ,. a g r a n t ..., t1 n d p a n h a n d ll·r:-; w ho lre q ul•nlh a nno\ loeal l'(·s td cnts and '1s11or-. alike· It's nol a n unus ual ~1ghl to see vagr a n ts s lt•ep ing und1•r I ht· M a m Beach bmird" alk .. in 1h1· s ta irwe lls a long Fon·st ,\\·t•mu• tn Laguna Can.\ nn a nd l'\ t·n 111 t r a s h dumps tc.'rs A rt Co I o n v m ~' r c h a n I :- fr e q u e n ti y to m p lain to po ltc'1· that the vagr ants steal l<>4KI :.ind othe r mer ch an dis1.· a nd gl'ner:ill~ m a k e a nuisan c·<• of th1:m ::-t•ht•..., Owner!-. of oc·('an front honw ... s a y the m n d t•rn cl u~ t 1-.1m 1"' r egularly ll:-.l' lhl·1r I ronl ·':.int .... a nd pla nt er b<1xcs for n·:-.trnnm:-. a n d constuntl ~ beg fOI' monl'' a lo n g the ci t y ·s ht.>:.l(:h1.·~ and s tre ets. Lag u na 's police l'l'<'1.•1\t· te le phone <"a l b from rc•...,1d1.•11h t omplainmg :a0.1ut ttw ':igr:inh dl'm :.rndang lh:it l hl'~' eith1.·r ht.• ar'l't'"ll•d or r un out o f to vm Po+tn· <;a' there 1s defm1t 1.•I \ ;i 'JgrJnC'.\ · probll•m b ut t h ~ ...,olu11 o n see m s t o e lud l' <1ttthor1l1l·:-Polin• ofrircr!-1 ar<• not t•mpmH'r<.'d lo s 1m pl~ run JIL'opk 0111 of town In a dd111o n . e har g 1n g 'agrant:-\\ ith a c·rune 1:-. cliff1 c·ull b t' t' a u ~ t' 1 l u s u a II v m c u n ~ a f 1.";1den1 filing a l'Omµl :.11nt must spend a cla.' in eou rl test1 f\'l ng , "h1c·h tew :.tr(' wal ling to do k C'ga rd1ng lo1te nng and .... 11.'<•pmg on thl· beac h , police sa y there 1~ litUl' the departme nt can do clunng da~ lt ght hours If I .a g unu Be ac h residents "<.int lo ('lit down on the numl>c r of \·agrants 1n the c ity. 1t appe ars the~ will have to coope rate with t h<· police a nd p e rhaps s pe nd a d av in r ou rt · Othe rw ise. tt :-.e (·ms .the only d C'ler rrnt the C'it\ has 1s when '' int t·r t e mpe ratures drop a nd L 1gun a·..., hobo population rind:-. it a bit too tnld to p ound their la m ilwr ht•n t:-. Ruling hits student fees l n a move to fend nft possible' l ega l e n ta n g l e m ent.... t lH• C apistra n o l ·n1f1td Sc hool District bo ar<J....1·erent l~ rc.·s<·indcd a ll s tuden t f~ for pa rt1('1palt0n tn cxtr a <:lirn<·ul:1r :1C't 1v1t1 t.•:- Capis tr.rn1> l'nifit·d offlt'wls adv ised t h e board t ha t a Santa Barbara S u perio r Court ca:-.c· h e ld that fees tannot he' char ged und e r th<' California Const1tut1011 ror acl 1nties w he r e -;t ud e nt~ r eceive c re dit tu\\ a r-d high s('hool gr ad uation Both the Laguna Re:.ic h a nd Ca pi stran o L'n 1[il'd ~th.,ol dis tricts 1mpo:-.cd f(•cs for e x t r a c ur r 1 c u I a r a C' l 1 \'I ti es 1 n order to m a ke u p for hud get an losse s foll ow1 n g !JC.1~:-;CJJ.!L' 11 f P r o p o s i t 1 o n 1 ~ a n d t h 1.• Se rrano-Priest S t a t l' S11prt.•mt.• Court dec1i\ion Lh al n it puhlk s c h ool incom e Bo t h dist r 1<'ts a\\arde<1 physical education credit tm \ arcJ gr a duatio n for p a r t icip ation 1n sports . T his WCJS helrl to ,·1olatt: the free edu('atton C'l ause 1n t ht Cons titution Since lhe Ca pistra no distric·t ha s re scinded its fees. 1t a ppears that distric-t now 1s in c·omplianct' with the leg al opinion exprcsst•d in th e Sa n1 a B a r h ara ruling • Fees a r c s till c harged a t Laguna Bt•uC'h High School e.\·E!n tho ugh g r a duation rn•dits a re given for p a rtic1 pnt1o n tn sports This m1i!hl no \\ a ppear to b(' at \·ananc-t with the Sa nt a Ba r hara t•ou r t 1ntl'rpreta tion It 1:, unde rs t a ndable wh ' Laguna school. a utho rities would be reluctant to a ct tn h aste on reseindi n g fees L<.1 gu n a was sorely hit by reduct ion ~ in publi<.' school fina nc ing. pe r haps even m ore so t han th e la r ge r Capistrano l 'ntficd syst em . Then too. 1t must be he ld tn m tnd th a t the San ta Ba rba r a ruling \\ilS a l a S uperior Court le' el a nd m ight bl· u bJCC'l to t•11 h er na rrow interpretation to that 1unsdiC't ion . or h1 ght>r l'mirr c h <.1 11 <.•n ge Wh('rc· 1t mig ht hl' n•versed C l' rt a 1 n I v 1 t c a n be a n · t1 ci p atcd tha t La ~una school ~1ut h o riti es w i ll fo lio \\ t h e progress of the Sant<:.1 Ba rba r :.i interpret a tio n with inte rest ;.ind. no doubt. d eep concern Laguna Beach public :-.c hr>ol s c<.i n hardl v arrord a n y m o r e hea \'v blows lo fi n a n(:in~ as orfictals have ex plo r ed numerous ,1ltcrnat1 ves. a nd adopted som ~. m a n effort to keep t h e schools financially a rtoal. Opinions e><pressed m the space abOve are those of the Oallv Pilot. Other views ex· pressed on 1n 1"> pc1q<' drl' tno.,e 01 1ne1r autnor'> ano ar tists. Reader comment 15 1nv11 ed. Address Ttlt• ;)aoly Pilot, P 0 Box l~O Co!>lcl Me">a, CA 92b2b Phone (7 14) b41·4321 L.M. Bo yd/The ~ed door Q . Who was that fa mou!I movie sta r who drank so much he painted the door or his home red to make sure he got into the right house every night? A. That was no movie star. U was Albert Einstein. And he d idn't drink. He Just thought a lot. The g r e at P o lis h pta n ls t " ORANGE COAST.ia . ·Daily Pilat Paderewski accepted an invitation to l>etform for a group of polo players. mistakenl y thinking they were Poles. He suddenly realized his error, and recovered nicely. though. He s aid. "You're aJI good souls who play polo. I am a good Pole who plays solo ... R e mem ber, a n e xec ution by hanging takes 21 feet of rope. Thomas P. Haley P ubllsner Thomas A. Murphlne Editor Barbara Kreibich Editorial Page Editor Loose talk creates confusion WASHI NG TON The White House, thro ugh spokesman David Gergen, has i n 1g n a nlly d e n ied t hat it h a s c hestr ated" a publicity campaign to prepare public opinion for Am erican sancl1ons of Libya I believe them . 'fhe sad truth, il seems to me, is just th e o pp osi t e . The R eaga n a d m i nis tralion is verbally out of control. Almost from the beginning, with the president and Secretary of State Ale xander Haig in the lead, this administ ration has shown a penchant ror s aying the wrong thing al the wrong time from the silly lo the offensive. th e nu mbin g l y s tupi d a nd th e d an~erous . l 'M NOT TALKING her e a bout ideology, but a bout judgment -or lack of Judgment from the top on down. In t he State Department, we have Gen Haig crashing through the china s hops of diplomacy announcing plans for nuclear "warning" blasts over Eu rope and expressing support for milit ary di ctatorshi p in Argentina beca use the l1nho rn generalissimos "be lieve 1n God." Haig·s deputy secretary, Wilham Clark , was in Dublin this week causing a great deal of trouble by announcing th at "most Ame ricans" believe io the reunifi cation of ITela nd. They do? I have the impression most Ame n cans don't give a da mn. The assistant secre tary Q.f defense. Richard Perle, was in Los Angeles al abo ut the same ti m e , offering the o p1n1on that E u r ope an a nti-war de monstrations were the res ult o r "Protestant angst " in countries like ~ngland , G e rm a n y a n d t h e Ne th e rl a nds He a dded that the "Catholic south" 1n Europe supported nuclear weapon~ on its soil -that was a couple or days before demonslrataons began in Italy The Reaganauts like to talk that way, morally dividing people by religion. or ~. ----------------------~ ~·~ ,·; .. RICHARD REIVES race or ideology. "l ne ver use the words Republicans and Democ raLc;," Interior Secretary J ames Walt told a group of big California farmers al a pnvate meeting the other day "It's liherals and Americans " All of that as probably natural when you consider tha t these men work for a nice fellow who tried to e,x.plain to Europeans the advantages of limited nuclear war limited to their lives Now Reagan seems to be outdoing himself m has "Hi gh Noon" dialogue with one of lhe world's most unpleasant me'o , Col Moamma r Khadafy of Libya Our president, tn his time. acted in a lot of bad movies Few of t hem, though, had lines as bad as the nnes he's reading these days "We have the evidence. and he knows it .. "I wouldn't believe a word he !>ays 1f l were you.· lie sounds more lik e a young actor r e adinR the pa rt of a young and uncertain district attorney in a film wrilten by a younge r scree nwriter. Who he \S talking about a nd wha t he 1s talking about, however , 1s not some r acketeer appearing before a grand Jury 1'his 1s the preside nt of the United Stales talking about accusations that a foreign leade r has sent out squa ds lo kill him !l as Khadafy done that'' Are there Libyan assass1nat1on s quads stalking Amen can leade rs» I ha ve to believe so 1f lhe president says so BUT WHY IS the president chatting a bout assassinations with r eporters wh1 le his assistants leak information 11 bout mysterious defecting agents'1 H t hese r e p or ts a r e t r ue. a nd the pr esident and his people believe talki ng :..bout them publicly might help for instance, to a lert Ame ricans to aid law t:nforccment agencies in t he search for th e h it squ ads . t he n whateve r information was available should have been announc:cd If public alarm would help, then the options woul d have seem ed to be either cred ible and detailed alarms or silence Th e p r es id e n t rig ht n ow 1s actompl1shmg nothing but confus ion about the Libyans and about his own credibility and Judgment I have no doubt that Reagan a nd his friends. like most or us. talk too much a nd can sound a little unhmEed in private But this is what privacy is for the president and his men should gel themselH•:-. under control in public Or. they should Just shut up Think twice about that Christmas pet To the Editor Perhe ps you are considering giving a puppy or kitten as a Christmas gift. The United Humanitarians volunteer animal wo rkers a:;k you to please reconsider. These s mall creatures are a serious responsibility. Cons ide r the confusion in MAILBOX t he average home al Christmas time. It is hardJy the place to bring a pet who needs plenty of s leep and a quiet place as a refuge. Fe w of us have t ame during the holidays to properly house break a pup py or to fe ed a pet at regular inte rvals. Children often pressure their parents into purcha sing a puppy or kitten by promising to feed. groom and clean up after it. When the child doesn't perror m these duties, the parents will oft en ~et rid of the pet. I F ONLY a puppy or kitten will do as a gift, do consider a gift certificate to be honored after the holidays when the household r eturns to a normal schedule. Before obtaining a pet at any time. a family s hould consider the following· 1 Are you committed to caring for t he pet for its lifetime. or just until your children lire of their new toy? 2 Are you wilHng and able to pay for altering your pet to prevent the birth of m or e animals in a na tion already saturated with pets? 3. Are.. you willing and able to pay for all inoculations , yearly checkups and any emergency treatment the pet may need ? 4. When choosing a dog. are you keeping in mind that the cute little puppy of unknown pa rentage could within a year outgrow your small yard? If both parents are working, it is practically impossible to properly train a puppy Why not get an adult dog from the pound after the holidays and save a life. H.MORTENSEN F e•tival gift To the Editor: Many In our community question the validity and Intentions of the FesUVll of Arts\ claiming we do not need their t raffic. congesUon and tax dollars. As a recipie nt or a Featlval of Arlt scholarship J received many tbouaands of dollars and. as a result or their help, I was able to attend Lbe college ol m1 choice Clarem ont Men's Colle1e. Without their aaalstlnce my choices would have been limited; my dream of I ... ca attending a private college would have been sha tte red. BUT THE FESTIVAL of Arts did more than provide financial support They showed confidence in my abilities a nd e n courage d m y art 1s l 1c development When . for one semester , my grades dropped below prescribed s tandards they s tood bes ide m e . confident I would improve my gr ades by the next semester . Those who claim the Festival of Arts 1s not good for the community should look at the Festival's kind and caring admi nistration ~ at the devotion or Mr. Vedder. Mr Schmitz and others on the scholarship committees. The Festival of Arts is no1 a have n for tourists and a nuisance for locals -it is a group of caring people th at stand bes ide our community. Their help is far greater than any detriment. real or ima~ined, they may hnng MARK P SPECIALE TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below Vanishing wetlands To the Editor · Whal is happening with the wetlands of Southe rn Cal ifornia ? Of the 10 per cent left, however degraded, almost 90 percent will be buried in the next five yea r s. i f c urre n t pla n s a r e implemented. Every s ingle identified w etl and in the Los Angeles basin appe ars to be marked for developme nt of one kind or anothe r. if it's not under military control. In particular, the Bolsa Chi ca wet land s will soon disappear under 10 feel of rm, except for the parts destroyed by dredging a deepwater c hannel and ·marina, and three hundred acres required for oil extraction a ctivities. or course, d eve lopment does not come free to us taxpayers. The total capital cost or the Orange County plan is estimated at almost S180 million. I read in the papers that Orange Count.y • / l'ftrr.\ /mm rt•<llff'r.c ure v'f'komr Thf right 111 rondertsf' lrttns w fit 'poet> nr 1•lrmina1r llfw'I r~ rr.~rr11('rl l.rltrn 11/ Jl!l1 1mrd11 nr '""' u"l ll l'>f' 91vrn prr ftr"1r r Alt lrltl'rs mu!!I 1nc-/Udl' s1gnalurr and mailing nddrr.~:1 hut namrs may ~ u:11hhtld on rt · q11t•!'>t 1/ .rnff11·11•11t rfa,nn '' opparl'nt Pottry Wiii nol ~ pul>luherd '°"""'8 ma11 be tl'lt>ph1mrd 111 fi42 fi()86 Name and ph11n1• num t>n o/ lh1• contnbulor m1.u1 tN' glvm for t•rrt/ILalJom purpnw11 • is looking at a complete strangulation or lhe t raffi c svstem w1th1n the next five yt-ar s beca.use the r e a ren't funds a vailable fo r either m ass transit or l'X pa ndcd freeways. So. Caltrans should d ivert fu nd:-. to l he Pac ific Coast l11ghway for roadbed relocation and a 45·fool hi gh bridge so people with enough leisure time and cash can get I hei r boats out to the ocean at our expe nse'' THE SURROUNDING communities, c ur r ently har d pressed lo provide adequate com munity services will have to absorb the costs or the increased tr affic generated , sewage I which will be pumped uphill. notice> and other services. without participating an the tax base. as I understand it, since the development will be in the county. The plan also involves the permanent loss of 600 feet of Bols a Chica State Beach When these be autiful Orange County b eac h es h ave a c urr e nt v 1 ~tion r ate of 60 ,000 on a peak summer day. 1s ll good planning to give up this lowcost resource. available to c1t1zens of all financ1al categories. for the recreational use of a minority? During the construction phase, much of t h e beac h wil l b e ta ke n u p b y machinery and materials. And who will pay for restoration of the beach if the cur rents are cha nged by the channel a n d erode it away? We k n ow who .. us .. the s ap citizens. as they s ay in the hinterlands Carol compla ~nu To the Editor: About this time ever y year there are persons who bring legal action agains buildlngs for playing what they consider to be rell(ious music in the form of Christmas carols even though they do not generally have words . I guess this will lead inevitably to a s eparation of church and e levator. WILL.JAM 8. FARlUNGTO CllllY 511 What a shame all those men had lo dl in lhe coal mines. No one ha! died fro l nuclear power . And It Is cleaner. c. ~-------·.._...·-.----~--·------·~· .... ~------•a ... •s~ .... s .... •s•s .. •s .... ~2 .. 2•2•2 .. 2•;1s•z1~ -. Diiiy Piiat ., THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1981 0 I Copper industry troubles, are ~ tarnishing Arizona's boom . See lAIUll IEICH /SDUTH COAST CAVALCADE 82-3 o· . Rage 84. STARTING OFF STRAIGHT -Blackboard demonstration of basic lettering by Jeff Horn inspires Angie Kidman ....... ~ .. e.y~ to try her hand while fell ow classmates at Saddle back College learn that practice makes flouris hes. . . Caution · writer: curves ahead The urge to personalize- gr eeling cards and design distinctive invitations raises the e n rollme11t in calligraphy classes during the holidays. Jeff Horn teaches beginners at Saddlebac k College the fundamentals of the art and science of "beautiful writing ... Chie f S p arks' conditio n &aid serious Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks was reported In serious condition at South Coast Me dical Center today afte r complaining of chest pains Wednesday. A 00.pital spokesman said the 43 -year-old police chief remains in the intensive care unit at the South Laguna facility. Officials at City Hall said the chief, who has been on medical disability for nearly 11 months, was ta.ken by ambulance to th~ hospital late Wednesday. They said hospital officials will monitor Sparks ' condition for the next two days. Earlier this month, Sparks announced his Intention to retire from the police department. citing continuing problems with a back injury he suffered in an automobile accident in 1978. That injury was complicated a year later. when a chair in which be wu sitting broke. Since that ti me he has undergone surg~y in which a disc and part of a vertebra were removed. As his students learn their strokes. The thick and thin lines ABC's of Chancery, Uncials. give letters character," he said. Roman, Black Gothi c a nd "Ca l ligra ph y is n o t Humanist. he encourages them handwriting but a skill in the to realize the beauty in their h ands of the artist. We're designs. talking about forward sweeps ' and classical proportions that ··we take the alphabets apart date back to the Italian into families of letters and Renaissance." While the flowing script was once the fastest means of text preparation, today in a world of e lectric t ypewriters a nd computer cards it takes hour5 of practice to master the routes of chisel-pointed pen and ink. For those who care enough to write their very bes t. it is possible to have results like this : / ··Public access . to Laguna coves pushed IN; •R19us CONDITION. - Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks is in South Coast Medical Center suffering frolr\ chest pains. .. Sparks' disability retirement is expected to be processed in a month or so, at which time acting police chief Neil Purcell will assume'Ule top post. County supervisors tar~t Thou~and Steps. and Emerald Bay beaches for. action Two of the Orange Coast's quiet coves are under Increasing pressure to be opened to lhe public. This week the county Board of Superviso~ took separate action to irnprove public access to Thousand Steps Beach In South Laguna and Emerald Bay in Laguna Beach. The supervisors agreed to appeal a n O range Cownty Superior Court ruling that the sandy beach above the mean rugh tide line at Thousand Steps belo~gs to adjacent property owners. The appeal to the 4th District C ourt of App ea l in San Bernardino will seek lo void Judge Bruce Sumner's ruling. Edward Duran, deputy county counsel, said because no mean high tide line exists, Sumner's order barring trespass by the public seems ad "Idle and useless act." Co unt y off icia l s have periodicall y negotiated with the Laguna Coves Association, a local homeowners' group, on ways of establishing joint use of the beach. .. ·The county ti ~heduled to remodel by s ummer the deteriorating concrete steps that lead to the beach down a steep grade. Access to Emerald Bay has remained a problem for county officials trying to win approval with the s t a t e Coastal Commission for a local coastal plan for the a ffluent seaside development. The supervisors in the past have sought to bar public access to the beac h , clai m i ng insufficient space fo r public parking and other services. Becau s f the co a s tal commission refuses to approve the coastal plan without some access. however , co unty o ffi c ials a r e looking a t compromises that might satisfy the commission , sources say. Th e co mmi ssio n ha s suggested allowing pedestrians and bicycle riders a path to the cove , but not allowing vehicles into the residential area . Supervisors OK marsh housing $179 million project draws mixed reaction By PATRICK KENNEDY °' ... o.lty "'9e ,..., The housing and marina development plan for the Bolsa Chica marsh received a mixed rece ption after approval Wednesday by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The $179 million development proposal for the 1,600-acre area south of Warner A venue along the Inland side of Pacific Coast Highway wa s approved Wednesday, 1-0. Supervisor Bruce Nestande was absent. coastal commissioners. Hirsch cited a State Fish and Game report released Tuesday that identified 852 acres as a viably functioning wetlands habitat for birds and fish. The report noted that another 400 acres comprise a natural wetlands but severely degraded by oil operations In the area and in need of restoration. ·'The Coastal Commission policy right now is to protect, restore and enhance wetlands where it's feasible," Hirsch said. tides since the early part of the century. It includes about 200 operating oil wells. The state owns 300 acres along Pacific Coast Highway. In 1978, Fish and Game officials opened tide gates and restored 166 acres as a wetlands habitat reser ve for fi sh and birds. Five escape crash injury ·Music Center ets $300,000 'the plan Includes a l,~slip boat marina, 5,700 homes, a 97-acre county park. a navigable channel to the ocean and t~ adjacent Huntlniton Harbour, a 45-foot-h lth bridge over the chanqels and 600 acres of salt m.,ab. Bob Fisher, director of the co unty e n viro nm e nt a l management agency, tolct Supervisors that he believes the wetlands report won 't harm the county plan. He said lhe marina channel is the most feasible way to r~store degraded salt marsh. Five Laguna Niguel resident.a escaped serious i nj ury Wednesday when their car plunged down a 30-foot embankment near Crown Valley Parkway and Pacific Island Drive lo La'una Niguel. The McDonnell Douglas Corp. H liven a $300,000 cash gift toward the construction and eadowment of the future $59 •Lllion Orange County Music Center in Costa Mesa. The .lilt brings total donations '° the Music Center to more than pjmllllon. • "ll is our plea s ure to paJ'tlclpate in the creation ol a perf orminl arts center for the ,.ople ol Orange County." said •obert L . Johnson, corporate vice president. llualc Center officials noted that the cash gin will betp the performing arts -center reacb tta year-end goaJ 10 raise $1 mtlBon In cash ln order to coUeel SI.• million from two donort wa.o gave ctah challenge gifts. In making their $6 mllUOft pled1e the Seaerstrom fuallr ' aareed to match all cub liftl oa a 1 lo 3 basis up to SI~ mlllion, said officials. Th e James Ir vine Foundation's $3 million pledae was made oo a matcblnc bull over two years, wilh the first Sl mil_llon ~tln1ent on the ability to raise $1 million by the end of the yeer~ The ......,.ining $2 million la conUnadA>n raising another $6 million bJ September. 11'3. To d9te s~ lift.a of '1 mUUon or ..,_. have \een tecetftd by tbe Music C.Oter. lncludint: 18 million from the Se1eratrom family, $3 million from the James Irvine Foundation, $2 mlUlon from Jim Bentley, $2 mlfilon from Fluor FoundaUon, and Sl million each from \be· Harry G. Steele Foundation and the Hoaa Foundation. er • , The proposal Is scheduled to •o to coastal commissioners Dext month for final approval. Supervlaor Harriett Wieder desc r i bed th e plan as • • b a I an c e d • • b<e t w e e n development and environmental interests. But Jlm IUrscb, coastal analyat for the coastal co m minion, said after the meetlni that the proposal doesn 't appear to preserve enough salt marsh to aaUafy Fisher said degraded wetlandl are subject to special provlslom of the Coastal Act that allow some development, includlna boati ng facilities, if the development al$O serves to restore wetlands. The Bolaa Chica is bounded Oft three aides by Hunl!n.lton Beach cll.y ~ Jipn\JA" t 'tYJ) ._'.dSti at to the 'lf'IOrtn anOSoutJi with a 1,300-acre lowland 1ap 'in between. Moat of the coastal lowland hu been diked olf from ocean . ' Officer Dick Van Cott of the CaJlfornia Highway Patrol said Anita Lynn Swierupskl, 31, the driver of the eastbound vehicle. was belpinc her youn1 dau1hter place a cuaette tape in the car's tafe d«k when the car veered of the roadwa1at11:25 a.m. Van Cott aald the car flipped over at the bottom of the embank.meat. All were treated for mlnor injuries at Mlaalon Community Hospital. • I Ale Orange Coast DAILY PILOTffhursday, December 17, 1981 ·college alternatives should be discussed Coast Comnaunll' ('ollt•g(• l>is tr1l'I trustt.'l'S h \t\'t• r t't·t.·1n·d from their udminist rutors :1 11:.l of .. ugly tlltcrnulivt•!>" lo c·ons1cl1•r i n v I l' w 0 f t h l' l' 0 II t I n ll I ll g uncertaint ~· uvt•r st.11t• fu1l<l111g Chanc<.'llor ~orman E W a tson has prt.•th ch.·d tht.• d1st1wt w h ich includes Oru n gt.• Coa..,t . G o I den W est a n ti C (I as 1 I llh' collegcs. may find 1\:-dl s hort I millio n to-S.1 m1lhnn Jl th1.· 1·1HI o l I he t u rrent S<'hool n•:ir As a result. lht· I n 1s11·1·s m.1\ be fon·c•d 10 makt.• ..,.,mt.• d11'11('ui1 det ision~ on hov. lo nw1nl.11n quallt~ ccluc·ation al 1 ht· loC'.il t·ollegt.•s Thl' list s;J\ s I h t• I ru-..lt•t·:-. l'Ould urge s tat'l' lc·gblator:-. to establis h u communrt.' <"olh•g1• tuition Or the cl1 s tr11't t·ntlld in crea-..t.• or t•rt.•al<' nt•\\ lt•1 •-.. permittl''' und1·1 l'~1:-.11ng l.1\\ Tht.• lru:-.ll'l'" .it-.o c'(llild rNl un· l'lass offt•nn 1'!.., .111d ltt' Pll teacher::. <md aclmin1::.lrn1or-.. · Thl' ,\nwrH'<ln ~\·dc·ra111111 ut Teac hers has <J dtlt•<I I hal t lw tru::.t l'l':-roul<I -..u pp11r1 .1 t.1\ lfl<'l'l'USt.• \II ,IJd -..r!11111h '.\olosl ol tlH'!-.!• n pt1111i-. .1r1· cl1 slasti.'111I 11111 lhl'' d11 ell'"('!'\" •publ1t· a1n11g Tht.• ll·at'IH·r ... ..:1·11up h.1-. a s k e d th1• t ru-..t t.•t•-.. 111 -..1'11t•dul1• .1 pu hhe d1sc·11-..s1nn ol t ht• di....t 1'11'1 .. go~1l -.. .111d 1l::. 11pl1011s f111 tU:hH.•\'lllg 1 h1•111 Ill \'ll'W llf !hl' llm1t1.•d :-.U•tt.• funds Tht• hoard took no 1nwH.·tl1all' <e<:llon 1111 tlus s uggt.·:-.taon Fo1 Olll' thing t1 u-..tL·t·:-. ..,~,~ I ht·~ < .. 111 t m:ikt.• firm dl'<'l"l•1n:-. 011 nc·" fN':-o or pc•rs rn11wl tut:-. until thl' l'Xtt•nl ol I hl' s l a l c· funding rt'dlll'tio 11 1-.. knO\\ II But II th•• lrus tt'l'S <·onl1mw to cit'! a' d1s<·u..,:,10n ol I ht.·:-c· opl ions lht•\ 111 ;1\· t1nd lht.•m:-.t•h t.•.., with l1td1· t1rlH' for l:llk wh<'n tht• fu nding 1·uh do ap1H·ar .Just .1 ft.•\\ \\1•t.·k-.. ago. tor 1•\ampk. lht· thn•t• 1·olll'ges \\l'l'l' for<·t.•d lo t.·ut ahnul 700 sprang I' I a -.. s c·..., on t• ' l n· m l' h s hort not lt't' Studl'nh . lt•ueht.•rs iJ IH I lht• <"umm11n it' at l<trg t• had h1tl<.· l'ha11t'l' t o <·omm1•nl on lhl' ln<llHll'I Ill \\ h1ch I ht•'\t' {'lll S \\ l'l'l' m.11h• (' 11 .1 s t t ni-.. t v t.' .., .., h 11 u I d -.dwdul1· -..c·,·c·r al f11r11nb . perh<tp::. 111 d 1 fl t.•r't•11 t c· it 11•:-. to :-O l't.'k 11 p 1 11 1 11 n -.. 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('luh hl'l P" l'\1'0 OIW ~ Ollt h 1 ll ii cl1l I ll'lllt t1mt.'. th1·n 11 ,,111 IH' \\Orth 1 '\\'1 ~ d OJI ;1 I' l'lll\ t I' I hut t.•d I 11 11 Opinions e>epressed 1n the s pace above are those ot the Dally Pilot Other views e>e pres.,f'O on '"'" p.iq•· <lr!• 1nos .. ol lh1>1r ,iulhor~ ,1110 ar11o;1c, RPclcler ,omm1•nt •'> 1nv11 ed Addrt''o'> ThP vcllly Pilot P 0 Ro }( I )6U (o'>la Ml:''>cl , CA 92626 Phone 1/I11 64~·4J21 • L.M. Bo yd/The red door Q. Who was that ramous movie star who drank so murh he painted the door of his home rcrt to make s ure he got into the rtl(hl house every night" A. Thal was no m ovie star ll was Albert Einstein. And he didn't dnnk He just thought a lot Those people known us bulimarcC't1cs eat too much. 'then induce vomiting to get rid of lhe excess. Much has been made of them In the media of late Client asks why do the reporters always show the girls. not the boys. who mis treat themselves t his way The medicos :-.a y 11 -. e ic <·lus 1vl'ly a female phenoml'non Hul1marect1cs tend to keep n ormal w e i ~hl. It 's the anoreet1<·s who gr ow extr emely thin :-.imply hy not eatinJt Th e great Poli s h pian ist PaderC'ws ki accepted an invitation to perform for a group of polo players. mistakenly tltinking they were Poles. He suddenly realized his error. and recovered nicely. though. He said, "You're all good soul~ who play polo. I a m a good Pole who plays solo " Remember. an execution b y hanginit tnkes 21 feet of rope. .... O RA NGE COAST ~ey lailJ PilDl Thoma; A. Mu,.,..n• P..011"°" lfWfY 6'Y 01 I,,_ YH t •I J)O W•.i e .. $1 , C6'1• ,,_.w A#•U , .. ,.~, le !Ma IS.O, Cett.. "W .. , CA '2•h Editor Barbar a Kreibich Editorial Page E.dltor Loose talk creates confusion WASHINGTON The White llouse. through s pokes man David Gergen. has 1nd1gnantly d e nied that 1t has ·orchestrated" a publ1c1ly campaign to &Hcpare public opinion for Am4"ncan ~anct1ons of Libya. I hclleve the m The ~ad truth. 1L ~cc ms lo me. 1s JUSt tht.• oppo!>1l£• Th e Rca p,a n adm1n1s tralion l'i verbal ly out of 1.:untrol Almost frctm the beginning, with lhc pres1denl and Secr etary of Stat e Alexilnder Jla1g in the lead. this adm1nistral1on has shown a penchant for :.ay1ng the wrong thing at the wrong time from lhe silly to the offensive. l IH n·u m b Ing l y <; t Up Id and 1 h e d angerous I 'M NOT TALK ING here about itit'olngy. hut about judgment or lack of Judgment from the top on down In the State Department. we have Gen lla1g crashing through the china s hops of diplomacy announcing plans for nuclear "warning" blasts over Europt• and expressing s upport for military dictators hip 1n Ar!i(cnl1n1J because the t1nh11rn ge ncral1ss1mo., "believe in Go<l ll a11(s dcpul~ st·cretary, Wi lham Clark. was 1n Ouhhn this week cau!>1ng a great <lt•al of trouble by announcing that "most Americans " believl' m the reunif1t·at1on of Ire land They do" I ha\ e thl' 1mprl'ss1011 most Amen cans don 'l give a damn The assistant secretarv or defense. Rr chard Perle. was in Los ~n eles at about the s ame 11ml'. offe ng the o p 1 n 1 Q n t h a t r-: u r n p e a n · t i w a r d e mons tratwns we re the ~ult o r .. Protestant angs t" in rountrres like E n p, I a n d . c; l' r m a n } ci n d I h e ~cth crla nd s Ill' add ed that the "l'athuhc s outh 1n Europe ~uµported nudt•ar wt-aµon::. on 1ls soil that was a l'Oll t>I{' of days before demonstralums ht·gan 111 Italy Thl· H1.•al:(an<1uu. like to talk that way, morJll~ 11lv1ding people hy rehg1on. or ---~· RICHARD RllVIS 1·; • ra1·1.· or ideology 'I nevcr use the words He pulJllcans and De mocrats," Interior Secretary Jamcs Wt1ll tnld t1 group or .big California formers cit a private ml'cling the other day It's liberals a n probt1 hly natural when vou c·ons 1der thal these men work for a nt('t' fellow who tried to l'xpla1n to f':uropcans thl' advuntagP"> or limited nul'll•ar war limited to tht·ir lives :'\o" Ht>agan ::-it.·1·m"> to be outdo ing h1m:-.(•lf in hi::. "lf1 gh "\cJOn <halogut> ""1th tlrll' of 1 he "orhJ's mo~t unplt·a'><mt ml·n . ('111 ~foamm<1r Khad;ifv of L11J,·a t1ur prc•!.1dl'nt . in his t1m1.: <H'ted ;n ti lot or bad mOVll'S Ft·w of them t hou~h. had lines "" b;.1d a:. lhl' 11n•·s he s rl'ad1ng thl•:-.l' tl;n -.. Wt· haft. thl• I.'\ 1tlenl.'e ci nd h1• know::. 1t wouldn t h<•ll(•v l' :t word ht.• ~avs 1f I wen• vou llt• 'sounds mon: hkt· a ytJung cict11r rewd 1ng tht· part of a young an< un<:t~rlmn district attorney 1n a him written by a Y'>ungc r screenwnler Who h1.· 1:-. talking about and what he 1~ talking about. however. 1~ not somt' rttt kl•t<.•er appearing before a grand Jllr~ Thi::. b lhe prc-;1dent of the Ur+~le<l Slat1•s 'ialkin~ abr>ut accusation!. that a forc1gn leafier has "cnt out -..qucids to klll l11m lf tt ..., KhadJh done that" 1\rl' there I.ill\ ..111 ,1:-,..,;.i...,;1nolwn :.quad:-. -..talking An11.•r1t·an lt·;1rh•r:-." I h,1ve to ht·llevl' ~o 1f lh1· 111·t•:-.1tll•nt -..a~:-. M> IH 'T Wll \' IS I ht· prP'iJdent chatltnJ! Jhout J :-.sa-..-..1n<1 t1•in" with rl'porters whil•· hi s a:.~1-.tants leak information a hout m yslenou.., dl'f e<:ting aJ?cnts" If t h l • :-. l' rt· p 111 I s a r l' l rue , a n d l he pr<.•..,1d1·nt <.1rlcl his 1woi.ile helte\.C talking a bout thcm puhhcl} m1~ht help for 1n-..tJn1·e. to <1lt-rl Americans to ci1d la" t•nfon'l'nll·n1 c1gcm·1e-. 1n the <,earch for l h t· h 1 t s q u tt ti :-. l h e n w h a t e v e r 111forma.1111n was avall<ible !.houl<I h<i vf' h1•1•n ttnnounn·rl tr publ1<· <alJrm \o\1111ld help. then the 11µt1on!. would haH· ... ecmcd to be either C'rt•d1hl1· and clcta1lc·1I eilarm-. CJr s1lenc·e T h t: p 1 l' :-. 1 <1 t· n I r 1 g h I n n "" 1 ~ a t·c·11n1plrsh1 ni..: not h1ng hut t•1mfus10n ~1b11ul the L1hy;rn~ J nd about ht!. Qwn (•rcd1bll1t~ and JUdl!mcnl I h a \c no tlouht that He~gan t1 nd his fnt•nd... like mo~t of us tcilk too mu('h anti c·an -..ound a li ttle unhinged 1n privalt· But th1.., l'i whal pnvci<:~ 1s for t h1.· prl'!.lllcnl ;ind his me n ~hould get lht•m-..1•IH·.., u11<l<'1 c•cmtrol in puhltc Or lhl'' -;hould Jli-..1 ... 11111 li p Think twice about that Christmas pet To the Editor · Perhaps you are cons idering giving a puppy or kitten as a Christmas gift The Un ited llumamtanans votunteer a nimal workers a:.k you to please reconsider These s mall creature~ are a sen ous respons1b1hty Cons1d{'r the confusion in MAILBOX the average home at Christmas lime. It is hardly the place to bnng a pet who need:-. plenty of s leep and a quiet place as a refuge. F e w of us have time during the holidays to properly housebreak a puppy or to feed a pe t at regular intervals Children often pressure their parents into purchasing a puppy or kitl<'n by promising to feed. groom and clean up after it. When the child does n't perform these duties. the parents will often gel rid of the pet IF ONLY a puppy or kitten will do as a gift. do consider a gift certificate to be honored after the holidays whe n the household returns to a normal schedule Before obtaining a pet at any lime. a family should conside r the following· I Are you committed to caring for the pct for it s lifetime. or just until your children tire of their new toy? 2. Arc you willing and able lo pay for altering your pet to prevent the birth of more cinimals in a nation already satutatcd with pel5? 3. Are you willing and able to pay for all inoculations. yearly checkups and any emergency treatment the pet may n eed ? 4. When choosing a dog. are you k eeping in mind that the cute little puppy o f unknown parentage could within a year outgrow your sm all yard? If both parents are working. it is practically impossible to properly train a puppy Why not get an adult dog from the pound after the holidays and save a life . H.MORTENSEN J' a ni,,hin g wetland• To the Editor· What is happemng with the wetlands of Southern Callrornia 'r' Or the 10 percent left, .however degraded, almost 90 percent will be buried in the next rive yea r s. Ir c urr l'nt plans a r e lmplemenltd. €very single tdentlfled wcllcand In the Los AngelH buln •rpears to be m arked ror development o one kind or another, lf ll's not under military control. In particular. the Boi n C h lca wetlands wlll soon ' d1sapi><>ar undcr 10 reel of fill . cxcl'pt for lht• parts destr oyed by d redging ci decpwate r channel and manna. and threl' hundred cicres required for oil l''<lr<.1t•tion act1vit1t':-. or course. develo pment does 1101 t·onH• fret' to us taxpayers. The tf/t al capital cost of the Orange County plan 1~ estimated at almost St~ m1lhon I rl'ad in the~ papers that Orange Count) IS look1ng Ht tJ C'OmplelC Strangulation or lhc traffit• SyStt•m Within the nt'X t r1ve \'ears .h c(•au~t· there aren 't funds ~vatlablc for l'llht•r mass transit or cxpttnded fret>wa ys So. Caltrans s hould di vert runds to the Pac1f1c Coa s t Highway for rou<tbcd relocation and a 4 ~-foot h1~h brid~e s o people with e nough leisurt' t1mr anil cash can get thr1r boats out Lii the ocean cit our expcn st•" TtlF. SURROl'NDING rommun1t1es. c urrl'nlly h <i r<i pn•ssed lo provide ade<iuate community services will have lo a b::.orb the c·o::.ls of l he increased lrarftc· generated . ..,cw age t wh1r h will be pumped uphrll. notice 1 a nd other ser v ices. without parl1t1puting in the tax base. as I undl•rs tand 1t. srnce the d evelopment will lw in the county The plan abn involves the permanent loss or 600 ft>l'I of Hols a Chica Stale Beach When these heaut1ful Orange Co unty bear hes have a r urrent vis1tat1on rate of G0.000 on a peak summer day. 1s 1t good planning to give up this lowcost resource. available to c ilizens of all financial categories. for the recreational u se of a minonly" During the construction phase. much of the beach will b e taken up by machinery and materials. And w ho will pay for restoration of th e bearh if the currents are changed by the channel and e rode it away ? W e know who .us. . the sap citizens. as they say in the hinterlands OLIVA TSOSIE Right to strik e To the Editor: Jl was with much disgust and revulsion that I read the headlines or today's Daily Pilot about the s ituation in Poland. When th~ leader or a country t hreatens to jail the leaders or • lfroup or workers, wh en t h e leader o r a countr y threate ns to use violence and milltary force to curb the natural rilht.s o r cillaen.,, then that country ls in ud shapo. President Reagan hat promised • Lttt••• ••-, .. •n••• ... •<-,,,. "Olll••c-1e1 t••' to 111 .,,.., °' •hM•NI• hbtl "••--un .. , OI JDO •ordt ot '"' ••II tie ,,,,... P'•••._• All ..... " Mv•I 1~ clvOf' ••"'411111 eftO me111,,. •OO•tU wt _,, Mef Of •111\llflO O" f tQllf\I ti Wll•C•"'I fH~ll I\ .... fef\I l'wtty •Ill 1101 Doi Cl>A'I\-LtlttH M•y be l•l•""°"'d 11 Mt tQM Ne"'• And~ numlM• ol "" c Mlttt111tor ""'"be 9•"'" ''' verif•< •t1on °"'M""' - to use his powers to assure the nght of t ht' Poles lo s trike But wail' What 1s this on the l'd1torial page" Is it lrUl' the Daily Pilot, along with President Reagan. supports the nJ.(ht for the Pole~ to strike. but not for I S citizens to s trike'' This does not make sense. I can sympath1le with the Poles I ha ve bet.<n lhrcatcned with Jail terms. with fines. with court actions. with loss of my ci\'il rights. with relegation to a status of non c1llzc n and use of military for ces to undt'rm1ne m y job and. finally . fired hy a government that supports the right or the Polish people to s trike. You see. I was fired on Aug 28, 1981 for allegedly s tnkmg against t he ROvernme nt of thf' L'n1ted States. and I am still on strike I have given 13 years of m y life from Vietnam lo Los Angeles tower to the tJ S f(Overnment I shall nol do it again President Reagan cind the Daily Pilot. do you o r do you not s upport people's right to strike" As far as a nother fede ral JOb. please refer to the Wall Street Journal which de tailed federal JOb layoffs that could Mst 100.000 fede ral jobs Show m e where one federal JOb exists The gis\ of the matter 1s I am a professional air traffic eontroller. not a professional bureaucrat As a union member I engage i n collective hargaining. not collective begging. LELAND R SISK Caro l complainu To the Editor: About this time ever y year there are persons who bring legal action against buildings for playin1J"tiatjhey consider to be religious music'-11\ the form of Christmas carols even though they do not gene ra?ly have words. I guess this will lead inevitably to a separation or church and elevator. WILLIAM B . FARRINGTON SlDllYCll t.o;very lot and rcsldenct hu lhe lull cash value < FCV> printed on the tax bill. kept up to date by the tax assessor Why not use c urrent values wher luscholds arc re-figured" W.J.~ 01 ..... , .,, t--• .,. ...-1-., ~ ..... ' 41fcttHl'll' rt#HI I• vltW\ '4 1"4 ft•-• """',_, -•• It O"""'' Otn, O•llt l'l,!el "l I ··-- Dally Piiat , THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1981 IRVINI CAVALCADE 82-3 Cower industry troubles. are tarnishing Arizona's boom. See . Rage 84. ·D 0 ~ STARTING OFF STRAIGHT -Blackboard demonstration of basic lettering by J eff Horn ins pires Angie Kidman ..., .......... ..,....,a..... to try her hand while fellow classmates at Saddleback College learn that practice makes flourishes Caution writer: curves ah~ad The urge to personal ize greeting ca rds and d esign distinctive invitations raises the enrollment in ca lligraphy classes during the holidays. Jeff Horn teaches beginners at Saddl e ba c k Co llege th e fundamentals of the art and science of "beautiful writing " As his students learn their ABC's of Chancer y, Uncials, Roman. Bl ack Gothic and Humanist, he encourages them lo realize the beauty in their designs. .. We take the alphabets apart i.nto families of letters and strokes. The thick and thin lines give letters character, .. he said. ··cal ligraph y i s not handwriting but a skill in the hands of the artist. We 'r e talking about forward s weeps and classical proportions that date ba c k to the Italian Renaissance.·· While the nowmg script was once the fastest means of text preparation, today in a world of electric t y p e writ ers and computer cards it takes hours of practice to master the routes of chisel-pointed pen and ink . For Chose who care enough to write their very bes t. it is possible to have results like this · / Agran, V ardoulis view lease hikes ~· • city of Newport Beach in which By RICHARD GREEN OI tlle Oally Pl._. Statt Irvine City Councilmen Larry Agran and Bill Vardoulis say they are being careful to a void a potential conflict of interest on the controvers ial issue of residential leaseholds . That's because both o wn homes on land leased from the Irvine Company. Like nearly 4 ,000 other Orat)gc Coast residents, Vardoulis and Agran are l ooking f o rward to substantial lease fee hikes based on astronomical la nd value increases that have taken place since the leases were signed. In order to avoid impropriety, both say they'll probably abstain from any official action the City Council may take that could be interpreted as benefiting them personally. So far, the only action the council members have taken came Tuesday night when they ordered the city staff to prepare a report on the nature and number of residential leaseholds In Irvine. The City Council needs an independent report in order to j u d I e t h e e x t e n t o f t.h e le11eholds in Irvine, Irvine Mayor David Sills saJd Tuesday niJ'l in asking ·for preparation ot tbe rep0rt. Irvine-Company spokesman Martin Brower said today that there are about 1,500 Irvine Company residential leaseholds in lntne, most of them being In tbe University Park area. There are also other leaseholds 1n Turtle Rock and Culverdale,,he aald. 11 The first year lJt' 19.iblch lease teea will come due for upward a djustment in Irvin' \i 1991, Brower said. A tollf"bt' 385 1e11es will be adjusted then. Thia conlrHt.s with the older Irvi ne Company lease fee hikes a r e already s tarling lo be imposed amid opposition from leaseholders who say the incre-ases are unreasonably high. Councilman Vardoulis' lease comes up for adjustment in 1982. He says proposed lease fee hjkes are too high. So m e Ir v ine Compan y offi c ials have s uggested that leaseholders have no reason to complain since the leases they signed indicated lease fe es would e~ntually be adjusted upward based o n land appl'eciation. 'fl've never said a gift should be granted," said Vardoulis. "I don't think anybody knew we'd ex•perience the Inflationary spiral that we've seen and the lntemt rate increase and <land value increases> as the result or monopolistic landowners limiting the supply of housing." l)Mty ...... ·-"'"" HOLDING BACK Irvine Councilmen Bill \'ardouli!'> • ll'ft • and Larr~· Agran ma~· abstain from ,·otmg on l'nntron.'rs 1;,d lr\'ine Compan~· leasehold aC'tion Agran, whose lease comes up for adjustment In 1991, said he's happy ciJ.izens are banding together to fight the coming hike Douglas firm aids Mesa mus.ic center in lease fees. He said the real The MtDonnell Douglas Corp. danger would be il the citizens has given a $300,000 cash gift didn't band together. toward the construction and ·'Then there w..wW.l be no doubt endowment of the future $59 the Irvine c~ny would million Orange County Music steamroll each and every one of Cent.er~Costa Mesa. the citizens," Agran said. The brings total donations to the c Center to more than Brower said the company will $20 milb. soonanoounceaplan!oreullll ''It l• our pleaaure to the lmpac' of large lease fee participate in the creaUon of a bikes. performln1 arts center for. the 0 n e a ppr o a c b be l n I peop&e of Orange QMrty,'' said considered, he said, ls for the Robert L . Johnson, corporate vice president. Irvin e Company~o provide Music Center officials not.eel financing ~ people Interested in that the cub gift will help the buyini their land. performing a1" center reach It.a Currently, \easeholde!..._Year-end goal lo raise $1 million 'wMing to buy their land 'malt-·16" caab in order to collect Sl.8 come up with cash or find their million from two donors who owp financing. gave cash challenge lift.a. In making their $6 million pledge the Segerstrom family agreed to match au cash gift.a on a 1 to 3 basis up to $1.8 million7' said officials. The Jame s Irv i n e Foundation's $3 million pledge was made on a matching basis over two years. with the first Sl mlllion contingent on the ability to ralse $1 million. To date sq gifts of Sl million or more have been received by the Music Center, Including: S6 million from the Segerstrom -family, $3 million Crom the J ames Irvin~ Foundation, $2 m{lllon from Jim Bentley, $2 rnllUon from Fluor Found1Uon, and $1 million .each from the Harry 0 . Steele Foundation and tbe Hoaa Foundation. J Bolsa plan OK'd; reception mixed By PATRI CK KENNEDY Of tM Oaily '119C Statt The hous ing and marina development plan for the Bolsa Chica marsh received a mixed reception after approval Wednesda)' by the Orange County Board Of Supervisors. The $179 million development proposal for the 1,600-acre area south of Warner Avenue along the inland side or Pacific Coast Highway wa s approved Wednesday, 4-0. Supervisor Bruce Nestande co unty e n v ironmental management agency . told Supervisors that he believes the wetlands report won't harm the county plan. He said the marina channel is the most feasible way to restore degraded salt marsh. Fisher said degraded wetlands are subject to special provisions of the Coastal Act that allow some development. including boating fa cilities. if the development also serves to restore wetlands. was absent. Publi The plan includes a 1,800-sllp C a CCeSS boat marina. 5,700 homes. a 97-acre county park. a navigable channel to the ocean and to adjacent Huntington Harbour, a 45-foot-high bridge over the channels and 600 acres of salt to private beaches urged marsh. Two of the Orange Coast's The proposal is scheduled to quiet coves are under increasing go to coastal commissioners pressure to be op~ned to the next month for final approval. public. Supervisor Harriett Wieder This week the county Board of d e s c r i be d t h e P I a n a s Supervi~rs took separate action · · b a 1 a n c e d · · b e t w e e n -..., bll development and environmental to improve pu c access to Thousand Steps Beach in South interests. L d E Id B ln But Jim Hirsch, coastal agi\lna an mera •Y an a l y st r or the coas t a I Laguna Beach. commission. s aid after the The supervisors agreed to m eeting that the proposal appea l an Orange County do'esn 't appear lo preserve Superior Court ruling that the • enouAh salt marsh to satisfy sandy beach above the mean coastal commissioners. high tide line at Thousand Steps Hirsch cited a State Fish and belongs to adjacent property owners. Game report released Tuesday The appeal to the 4th District that identified 852 acres u a Court ot App~al in San viably functionin1 wetlands Bernardino will aeek to void habitat for birds and fish. The Judie Bruce Sumner's ru.ltna. report noted that another 400 Edward Duran, deput)'t county acres comprise a natural counsel, said because no mean wetlands but s~verely dearaded hl&b Ude llne exllt.a. Sumner'• by oil operations in the area and order barrtna trespass by the In need of restoration. public seems an "idle and "The Coastal Commission useless act ,. policy right now ls to protect. · restore and enhance wetlanda · -The! county ls scheduled to where It's feasible," Hirsch remodel by aumme-r t he said. · • deterloratina concrete 1teP1 tbat Bob Flaher, director ot the lead to the beach. -~_....,.....,."""'~~"":""~"""~ ... .,. .. !9' .................................. 111111 .. 111111111111111111111 Ale c Orange Const DAILY PILOTn:hursday, December 17, 1981 College alternatives slwuld be discussed Cou~l Com mun1t ~ ('ollt•J.!e On.tnct lru.;ilet•!) huve n•c·v1v(•d rrom their administrators a lis t of "ugly alternative~ tu c·on~ttll·r in vit'W of the r ont111u1n)! untt•rtaint~ ovt.>r -;tall' fundrng C hunC'cllor '.'lorman E Watson ha!> pred1tted lhl•\.hstru:l. whic h rnclude!-. Orangt• <'uas t Go Iden West and Coa't l 111<• colleges. m;1y find 1t~a·ll short SI million to $.1 million at lhl· c•nd of t h(' current St.'hool vt·ar As u res ult. th(• trus l<'l'' m.1, be forced to muke somt.· dirt 1rult decisions on how lo rna1nta1n quality educ·;Jtmn at th(.• loral coll eges The list sa\·s the truslt•t•:-i could urge stat~<' IL·gis lators to establis h a tommun1t' l'nlh.•gl· tuition. Or the dis t ricl could 1 n c re as(.' o r c re a t t• 11 < • '' f l'l'' permitted under <.·x1s t111g la '' The trustees al!-.o c·ould reduce 'class offerings and l~I\ off teacher s and admini!,tratnr-. The Aml·riC'an Ft•de rJllon ol Teach ers h<J s added 1 hat lilt· trustee c·oulll s upport ,1 I a :\ increase to :1i lo sC'hertult· a public d1 scuss1on oft tw d1::-.l nd ' g () a I s ,1 I) cl I I ., 0 I' t I () n s r u r <1t·h1ev1ng tlwm 1n \'tt•w of ttw limitc.•d s lalt• funds Th1..• hoard too k no immed1ut t1 al't1on on tlus -;uggeslwn For one thing trustt•t:s s a~ till·~· c·;.11)°\ m:tkt' firm de<.%10ns on nl'w fee~ 0 1 JH.>t's•rnnl'I cub uilltl the l'Xl<.>nl of the s tall' funclrng reduction 1s known Bul 1f the trus tees continue to d <•la.' u1srussion of lh<'se opuons. tlw~ may find thems elves with l1ttll' timl· tor talk \\he n th£> funding t·11t~ do app<'<tl'. Ju'it ;.1 ..,ft•\\ Wl't•ks a go. for '-''amph.•. thl' thrt.'t' t•ollegcs wen• forn•d lo c·ut ilhout 700 spring t·la,'\t.'' on t''trcmelv s hort nolt{'l' Students. tOi..leh 0 t·rs and lhr tommumt~ <.1l larg t• had hltlt• t' h a n n· to c: n m m l' n t on t h c• nwnnt•r rn "h1c·h lhe:-.e t ut.; wt•n· Ill ~I cit• C 0 i.I S t t I ll '> l l' l' s S h 0 U l d 'd1cdulc Sl'H!l'Cll forums. perh<1p:-. I ll tf I f f (.' I' (' n l (.' I l I l' S . l 0 <, l' t• k o p1n1on s. for l':\a mple. u n wh(•the1· re'>1dents would pn•fcr t u 11 1 on o 1· u ~ta I 1 n ~ down or <·0111·~t· offrrmg!'> or ft·l'S onl~ for parl 1<·ular tln~:-it-s .\ rm t.• d \\ 1 th s u c: h 1 n l11rmal1on . tru-.tt·e~ would be in a IH'llt·1· posit ion 10 make thost• ha rd d1nu:t'' 1 f t lw st a le ax does f <ii I Housing an asset T h e t o n s t rt 1 (' l 1 11 n o f 1 Hi apartm<.·nts on Fain I\'\\ SI.ill' Hos pital ground-, 111 t '1lsl.1 ~lt·-,,1 s h ould he ap)>la 11 d1•d. n•ll s corned. as t ht• pro~ r am "<1 ' h' some residl'nb during .1 l'l·t·1•11t Cit~ Coun<'tl mt•t•l ing Sen•ral .;pe<1kN' t nmpl.11111·d that the t·1t.' :-. ilppr11\ ul 11! 1 lw pro.1ccl. thetl eottld to t al :i::Ml u111 h w o u l ct h c r a I cl a \\ ,1 ' t' 11 I .. unde ~1 rabl l·:-nHI\ 111g 1111n .1 tement p<1l aet• · Some pvopl<• St•i•m 111 thrni.. that o nce tht·~ .1r1 "t'. .i l11c·t.. oug ht to be put on tilt• l'll,, .., doors t\('lu;.ill~. thl· <"1>1h ll'lll'l10n ol t h e two slon u111t ~ ht>111g hu11t II\ Butler I lou:-.1n ~ for l'mplm l'' ·.., and p~t1C'nt s prom1,t•, tu l;l' ratht:'r allraet" l' Th (' (' 0 ll IH' ii :t ... " l' d l ht' d<'\'eloµer to h11ild tlw f1r,1 118 11111!!'> and lh l•n return fo r ,qi pr '" .ii o I 1h1' 1 t' m .11n1 n g 1·011::-.trut·t ion D 1 V 1 ;.i n 1· 1 ~ C t 1 n c 11 a . F ;11n'H.'W l111sµ11ul director. :.aid lht• dt·<·1s1<111 to build apartml•n1:-. al tht• hospital was mude four '"" r .... ;tgo a l lt•r a '\111'\ c·~ ot t•m p lm ''L'' lotrnd that hou.;111g ... h 11 rt <J g l' p r o h I l1 m ., " l' r e l'UnS&<ll•l't•d l'l'llll':l l \:-1·11u1H·il mJn Donn Hall pn1ntt·d out. tht> d<.·,·elopmcnt 1~ h1 •1n)! huill \\ ilhoul ta' dollars .111d "ill h l' run h~ prh ale l'lllcrpnst• There·-. JU<,t c;o man~ pluses .1 hnut this pro1ec·t th al 1 "'as "ll rp ri!-><.·cl ti! f1nct people 11 t' g .t t I\· c · "a 1 d II a 11 .. It I" eleant•r and hl'tter run th:m a pl'Oll'l'I 011 thC' Ollhld(• We <Jgn•t· Talks a u ,e lcome sig n Thi-. 1s rc•m(•fllh1•rNI as lhl' tim<.· of ~·c·ar \\ hc·n I hl' 111111 and the lamb IH.' down tof.!C'lhcr '" 11 1s a measurt· ol ('om I 11r1 t11 t 1 nd Costa Mesa h1Jml'O\\ lll'r:-. wh<1 ll·d a 1978 rnitwti\ l' l o hind> the developme nt of morl· than fi:lO homes and ap::i,-tm<.>nt-. mt•t•l111 g w1lh one oft h<' pro pt· rt\ o\\ ncr-. Members of the ;\nr1h ('o~l<1 Mesa llomem.\•nt•rs \ssoc1 ~1t1on have tx:cn meeting I or t tw pa-.1 month with repr<'~t.·ntat1\l'S from South Coa!-.t Plu1.:.i . 11wn<'r'> of 13 of the 68 al'f'C''l r£>rnrwd u11dt·1 1 lw initiative> Thal 1~ onl' 'lC'fl Ill t ht• t JJ!hl direction The Hh D1:-.1 n r 1 Cuurt o f Appeal c•arlil'r I h1 ' month declared 111\'alid thl' 1n1t1<.1t "c· r ezonin g I he propt•rt' f 1 om m edium dens ity 10 '\lngl1· tam1h • n·-.1dc11t1JI 1 ht· dec1:-.111n clt'.1r ... lht.· \\ :.t\ 101 \111L·l Dt•\ l'lopmL•l\l ('o '. "'' nt•r 111 :>o ,ll'l t':-o ho11nd1:d h' South C'oast Pl:11a and the San l>1l•go Frcl'\Hf\. to go u head \\1th I h<.•1r plan~ for 537 a p artme nts a ncl 12i home-. Tht•\ h<l\ l' not l'l't'l'!\tl\· nwt "1th honieo\\TICl''l Bui tht• l'1l' Coum·1l c:ould ... I 1 11 d t' t' 1 cl t· t " ;1 p JH' a I l h t• appl'll:1tt• dt·t·i-.1on to the !->I alt· Supn:mt· Court. tht.·1 t•liy t ~·in~ up the Lonmg t a !'>l' 111 ('Olll l again ;\kam\111h:. 11 :-:1 ~oo<l ~ign th .11 h<1mt·ownt' 1 ' and Ol1l' of l hl• pro pN\\ °'' lll'I'' an• "llhng to d i...c·uss thl·1r cll1si1't''> tor thl' '\ll<' \\'e onl~· hn pt• that th(' r 11 ~ will takL• this J S an md1cat1<1n that hoth side:. ~Il l' ncm mon• \\ii li ng 10 talk out of rnurt Opinions expressed 1n lhe space above are I hose of the Daily Pilot. Other views ex- p re'>'>E'Cl on tn10, paqP drt-tno'' or tnPir clulnors dnel arll'>lS Reader tommenl ,., 1nv11 ed Addrt'SS Tt1t> ;)<11ly Pilot p 0 ~Ol< 1~60 (O<;l(l Mesa. CA q2b26 Pt"lone l/lJ) 641 4321 L.M. &yd/The red door Q. Who was that famous movie sta r who drank so much he painted the door or his home red to m ake s ure he got into the right house every night? A. Thal was no movie star. It wns Albert Einstein. Anrl he didn't dnnk He just thought a lot T )l ose pe op l e kn o wn as bulimarectlcs eat too much. then induce vomiting to get rid or the excess. Much has been made or lhem In the m edia of late . Client asks why do the reporters always show the girls, not lhe boys. who mistreat themselves this way. The medicos say it's exclusively a female phenomenon. Bulimareclics tend to k ee p no rm a l w e ig ht-. It's the ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ""'"""" _, ... , 91 '"' V .. , •w.e Wnl ao ii., C:otl• MtW ...,,tn Ctlf,.~t to llow IMO, (M .. MtW, CA.,.,. . .,_.,.•rt na e o a-· a anorectics who grow extremely thin simply by not eating. Poll~ters asked 1,500 men and 1.500 \\Omen what they'd m ost want builders to put into future public lavr1tories. The men overwhelmingly vot ed for privacy partitions and the women said improved mirrors . If you want to avoid more debts than you can handle, consider these guidelines from credit expert Harry Browne · One. allow yoursetr no more than three creditors. Two. don't take on a second mortgage. Three. don't com mil more than 15 percent or the money you have left after taxes, mortgage, utilities, food. Four. leave your credit cards at ho me. Thomas P. Haley Pu bl I sher Tftornas A. Murphlne Editor Barbara Kreibich Editorial Page Editor • Loose talk creates confusion WASHI NGTON -The Wh ite House, "Protestant angst" in countne!i like reading lhi: part of a young a nd ~ through spokesman David Gergen. has Eng I a n d . G e r man y and l h e uncertain d1!>t nc·t attorney in a film \ indi g n antly denied that it has Nethe rlands Ile added l h at the written by a younger screenwnler Who 1 "or ches trated" a public1ly campaign to "Catholic south" in Europe supported he 1s talking about and what he 1s prepare public opinion for American nuclear weapons on its soil that was talking about howc\e r 1s not som e sanctions of Libya. I believe them. a couple of days before de monstrations rar ket eer appea rmg hc rore a grand The sad truth. it seems to me. is Just uegan m Italy. Jury This 1s the president or the t.:n1ted l he opposite T h e R e a g an The Reaganauts hkc to talk that way. St<Jte!> talking about accusations that a administration 1s Merba lly out or morally dividing people by religion, or foreign leader has sent out squads to control Almost .from the beginning, kill him with the president and Secretary of ~ Has Khad<.ifv done that" Arc the re Sta te Alexander Haig in tht: lead, this (-::. ,~, ~ Libyan assas;1nat1on ~quads stalking administration has shown a penchant .. ....; .. . Amenc·an leader-." I h<ive to believe so for saying the wrong thing at the wrong .. _... 1f I he president s;n s s11 time -from the silly to the offensive, RICHARD Rf fVfS ,,.·; ....._ the numbingly s tupid a nd the ~~ "' Bl.:T WHY IS the president t::hatllng dangerous. a bout assa ... :.tnallons v.1th reporters l 'M NOT TALKING here about ideology, but about judgment -or lack of Judgment from the top on down In the State Department, we have Gen Haig crashing through the c hina - s hops of diplomacy announcing plans for nuclear "warning" blasts over Eu rope and expressing support for military dictatorship in Argentina because the tinhorn gener a lissim os "believe in God .. Ha1g's deputy secr etary, William Clark. was In Dublin this week causing a great deal or trouble by a nnouncing that "most Americans" believe in the reunification or Ireland They d o? I have the impression most Amencans don 't give a damn T he assistant secretary of defense. Richard Perle, was in Los Angeles at about the same time. offering the opinion t h at Europea n anti -w ar demons trations were the result of race or ideology "J never use the words while hi s u<;s1~tants leak information Re publi cans and Democrats." Interior about mySll'r&OU!> defecting agents" If Secretary James Watt told a group of the s e report s d re !rue, and the big California farmers at a private presu1ent and his people· believe talking meeting the other day "It's liberals ;.iboul them publldy might help for and Americans." mstanc·c, to alert Amerieans to aid law All or that is probably natural when enforcemenl agen<·1e'i 1n the search for youcons1derthatthesemenworkfora the hit s quad'>. then whatev e r nice fe llow who tried t o explain to information was avatlable c;hould have Europeans the advantages cir limited bl•cn announted nuclear war lrm1ted to the ir ltves If public alarm w1Juld help. then the Now Reagan seems to be outdoing options would ha ve seemed to be either h1m~clf m his .. High Noon" dialogue cn•d1 ble a nd detalll'cl a larms or silence with one of the world's most unpleasant The pr es 1 d e n I right n o w 1 men. Col ~oamma r Khadafy of Liby a an·omphsh1ng nothing but confuswn Our president . in his time, acted in a about the Li byan~ and about his own lot of bad movies. Few of them. though. c red1h1hty and JUtll!ment had Imes as bad a s the ones he's I have nn doubt th11t Reagan and his reading these days · friends, lrke mo!it of us. talk too much ··we have thl' evide nce. and he knows and <'an sound a little unhinged in it .. pr1vatt• But th1!i 1~ \\hat privacy 1s for "I wouldn"t believe a word he says 1f I th<' president and his men should get were you ' themScl\'eS under control in public Or He sounds more like a young actor they should JUS t shut up Think twice about that Christmas pet To the Editor. Perhaps you a re considering giving a puppy or kitten as a Christmas gift The United Humanitarians volunteer animal workers ask you to please r~onsider These s mall creatures ar e a serious responsibility. Consider t he confusion in MAILBOX the average home al Chr istmas lime. It is hardly the place to bring a pet who needs plenty or sleep and a quiet place as a refuge Few of us have time during the holidays to properly housebreak a puppy or to feed a pet at regular intervals. Children often pressure their parents into purchasing a puppy or kitten by promising to reed , groom and clean up arter 1t When the child doesn't perform these duties. the parents will often get rid or the pet. I F ONLY a puppy o r kitten will do as a gift. do consider a gift certificate to be honored a fter the holidays when the household returns to a normal schedule. Before obtaining a pet at any lime. a family should cons ider the following : l Are you committed to caring for the pet for its lifetime. or just until your children tire of their new toy? 2. Are you willing and able to pay for altering your pet to prevent the birth of m o re a nimals in a nation already saturated with pets? 3. Are you willing and able to pay for all inoculations, yearly checkups and any emergency treatment the pet may need? 4. When choosing a dog, are you keeping in min'd that the cute little puppy of unknown parentage could w ithin a year outgrow your small yard? If both parents are working, It is practically impossible to properly train a puppy. Why not get an adult dog from the pound after the holidays and save a life ,, H. MORTENSEN Vaniahing wetland. To the Editor· What Is happening with the weUands of Southern California ? Of the 10 percent lei\, however dt 1raded, almost 90 percent will be buried In the next Ove y ears, tr c urrent plans are Implemented. Every single Identified we tland In the Los Angeles basin appean to be marked for devetopmMt of one kind or another, If it's not under mllltary control. In particular, tbt Bo in Cblca wetlands wlll •oon \ disappear under 10 feet of fill, except for the parts destroyed by dredging a deepwater channel and marina. a nd th ree hundred acres required for oil extraction activities or course. development does not come free to us taxpayers The total capital cost of the Orange County plan 1s estimated at almost $1~ million. I read in the papers that Oran ge County 1s looking at a complete strangulation of the traffic system withm the next five years beca use there aren 't funds available for either mass transit or expanded freeways. So, Callrans s hould divert funds to t he Pacific Coast Highway for roadbed relocation and a 45-foot·high bridge so people wilh enough leisure lime and cash can get their boats out to the ocean at our expense" TH E SURROUNDING communities, cu rrently ha rd pressed to provide ad equate community services will have to absorb the cos Lo; of the increased traffic generated. sewage <which will be pumped uphill, notice) and other services. without participating in• the t ax base. as I understand it, since the de velopment will be in the county. The plan also involves the permanent loss of 600 feet of Bolsa Chica State Beach. When these beautiful Orange County beaches have a c urre nt visitation rate of 60,000 on a pe ak summe r day, is it good planning to give up this lowcost resource, available to citizens of all financial categories, for the recreational use of a minority? During the construction phase, much of t h e beac h will be taken .._.P b y machinery a nd materials . And who will pay ror restoration of the beach if the currents are changed by lhe channel and e i;od e It awa y ? We know who ... us ... the sap citizens , as they say in the hinterlands. 0 1.IVA TSOSIE R ight to atrike To the Editor : It was with muc h disgust and revulsion that I read the headlines of today's Daily Pilot about the altuation In Poland. When tbe leade r of a country threatem to Jail the leaders or a aroup of workers, w_Mn the lc-f a country threatef9to use \rt and milltary lorce to curb the naturaJ rl1ht.s or citiiena, the.n that country ls in 11.d shape. Preslde.nt Reagan hu promised .. 1..•llt•• ,,_,._,.., .... , ....... .,.,,. ,...,. ,., ......... 111 '''' to 111 tlMK• .. ellm;,..11 1111t1 ;, ,...., .... l.•llto., • •OtO\ !If IK• wtll lllt t i""' jlftltr9'1Ct All 1en tl'\ """'' '" t l,.dt t10f\il11,. .,.. m,.11119 •Hnn llVI ,..,,.., tftey 0t wlfllllt ld OI' teQlrt'\I II WlllCl ... I tN Mfl I\ .,..ftfll Poelff ••II 1101-.. ~1-LtllH\ ma, .,. ltl•"*" •• .. 1.-H•m• •NI oi--· •' ,,,. t.,1t 1-.i111r ""''1 .. ., • .,. to• "fttflUllOfl pv,....W, t to use his powers to assure the right of the Poles to strike But wait ' What 1s this o n the editorial paRe'? Is it true the Daily Pilot. along with President Reagan. supports the riJ!ht for lh«' Poles to strike. but not for L" S c1t1zens to strike.., This does not make sense. I can sympathize with the Poles I have been threAlened with jail terms. wi th fines, with courl actions, with loss of my c1v1I rights. with r elegation to a s tatus of non citizen and use of military forces Lo undt>rm1ne my job and, finally, fire d by a government that supports the right of the Polish people to strike You see. I was fired on Aug. 28. 1961 for allc.>ged ly striking agains t the government of the United St ates, and I a m still on s trikl! I have given 13 years of my hfe from Vietnam to Los Angeles tower to the U S government. I shall not do 1t again Pres ident Reagan and the Daily Pilot. do you or do you not support people's right to strike? As far as another feder al job. please refer to the Wall Street Journal which detailed federal JOb layoffs that could cost 100.000 federal jobs . Show me whe re one federal job exists The gist of the matter 1s: I am a professional air traffic controller. not a professional bureaucrat. As a union member I engage in colle ctive bargaining. not collective begging LELAND R SISK Car o l complaints To t he Editor. About this time every year the re are persons who bring legal action· against buildings for playing what lhey consider to be religious music in the lorm of C hristmas carols even though they do not genera1ty have words . I guess this will lead lnevitably to a separation or church and elevator. Wlt.LIAM B. FARRINGTON BlDDIY BUS -It's hard to rtgure: The city removes beauUtul. larae trees but lpores lht shameful weed sit uation along Fair Drive between Harbor and Fairview. E .J L .. .. BRAVE LITTLE GIRL Four·H'<.11' old Rent'l' c;utl'I 1-. hl·ld ll\ fathe r . Dadd. as Costa :\ks'a firemt•n ;.1dminisll'l' f1r..;1 :11d art er an a<:cident a l !I a m toda\ Thl• Costa \k..,a girl '' ;1-. injured in thl' crash a t t'ollt·ge. ;\\t•nut• and \\'ibnn Strt'l'l whe n the car drl\ L'I'\ h~ her fathl'r ('oll1dl'd \\1th :mottwr Dally Piiat • THURSDAY, D EC. 17, 1981 CAVALCADE 8 2-J. Copper industry troubles, are tarnishing Arizona's boom. See . Rr:ige B4 . 0 D o.ilf ,., ... -lie l>y lllCMN 1(-IH 'l'h 1dt• dn \ l'll ll\ Oorot h' llm l'. a ho ol ( ·_...,, :1 \f!--.:1 I .111 ll' Ht'lll'l' ''as takt1i1 lo Cost ~• \Je...,a :\km11n.i l l111-.p1t.il .11 14'1 .1 quid. patC'h·up b~ l1n_1 mpn :1 11<1 \\';1 -. 11·1H11·1c •d 111 :.!1J11d !'otHhtion at th<.• ho:-.pttal 'l'ml'rJ . .!l'iH' 11111rn County OKs Bolsa Chica ·. marsh plans By PATRICK KENNEDY OI U.. o.lty rt ... Si.If The housing and marina development plan for the Bolsa Chica marsh received a mixed r ece ption a fter approval Wednesday by t he Orange County Board of Supervisors. T he $l79 million development proposal for the l,600-acre area south of Warner Avenue along the inland side of Pacifi c Coast H ig h way was approved Wednesday, 4-0. Supervi sor Bruce Nestande was absent. The plan includes a l.800-slip boat marina. S.700 homes, a 97 acre county park, a navigable channel lo the ocean and to adjacent Huntington Harbour, a 45-foot -high bridge over the channels and 600 acres of salt marsh. The proposal is scheduled to go to coastal commissioners next month for final approval. Supervisor Harriett Wieder describe d th e p lan a s · balanced " b e tween dcvelopmt"nt and environmental interests But J im Hirs c h , coastal a nalyst f o r the co a s tal com mission, sa id a fter the m ee t1 ng th at t he p r oposal doesn·t a ppear to preserve enougl'l s alt marsh to satisfy coastal commissioners. Hirsch cited a State Fish and Gam e report released Tuesday that identified 852 acres as a via bly functioning wetlands ha bitat for birds and fish. The report noted that another 400 acres compris e a natural , wetlands but severely degraded by qil operations in the area and in need of restoration. Thieves hit clothing . shop in CdM Clothing r ustlers re portedly smashed out a dis play window to a Corona del MJu:._men'S-Sbop __ __.. Wednesday and made off with 250 wool and silk neck ties as well as 10 pair of pants, a tweed su it a nd a viole t -colored s portscoat. Newpor t Beac h o fficers estimat~ lhe burglars got away with $12,000 worth of clothing from Mark Schell Design, 2737 E. Coast Highway. Pol ic e sa id th e c rooks apparently broke into the shop al about 8 p.m .. gathered up clothing and ra n, leaving a trail of neckties and broken glass in their wake. The burlgars, police said, also mad e o ff with two c h ocola t e .colo r ed l e athe r jackets and four silk shirts . ------------------------------------------~--~~- Boar d t o select O CC president Coast District seeks community members to serve The Coast Community College District is seeking members of the community to serve on a committee that will help select a new president of Orange Coast College. Orange Coast Co llege President Robert Moor e has announced plans to retire 1n June. The college district will accept applicati086 and nominations through Dec. 24 for two seats on the screening committee that must be filled by members of the community . The committee a lso will include one representative each from college management. the co ll ege f aculty sen ate, the classified <non-teaching > staff. Doug l a s firm aids Mesa music cente r The McDonnell Douglas Corp. has given a $300,000 cash gift toward the cons truction and endowment or lbe future S59 million Orange County Music Center in Costa Mesa. The gift brings total donations to the Music Center to more than $20 million. "It is our p l easure t o participate in the creation or a perfor ming arts center for the people or Orange County," said Robert L. John~on. corporate vice president. Music Center officials noted that the cash gift will help the performing arts ~ter reach its year-end goal to raise $1 million in cash in order to collect $1 6 million from two donors who gave cash challenge gi fts. In m aking their $6 million pledge the Segerstrom family agreed to match all cash gifts on a l to 3 basis up to Sl.8 million. said officials. Th e J ames I rvi n e Foundation's S3 million pledge was made on a matching basis over two years. with the first SJ million contingent on the ability to raise $1 million by the end of the year The remaining S2 mill ion is contingent on raising another S6 million by September . 1983. To date six gifts of SJ million or more have been received by the Music Center, including. $6 million from the Segerstrom family, $3 million from the James Irvine Foundation, $2 million from Jim Bentley, S2 million from Fluor Foundation, and Sl million each from the Harry G. Steele Foundation and the Hoag Foundation. the citizen advisory committee o r college fou ndation . and students. As originally propos ed by the dis tric t ad m in istration, the screening committee was to have no student representation After student groups protested to the board of trustees. the student seat was added. It is to be filled by Mike Odegaard. who serves as the non-voting student re presentative on the district board of trustees. The full committee will be appointed by the board at its Jan. 6 meetm~. D 1s tr1ct o ffi cia ls said applicants for the community seats must be prepared to attend nume rous meetings in January, February and Marc h to screen applicants for the pres ident's post. These proceedings will be confidential. More than 80 people from across the nation already have appJied for Dr. Moore's post. lhe distr ict said. Under c urrent pl ans, the sc r eeni n g com mi ttee will narrow the field to about three finalists. The new president then will be selected by the board or trustees. Mo re information o n the committee requirements can be obtained by calling the district at 556·5651. Letters of intent can be mailed t o Dr. Norman E . Watson. Chancellor, or to the Board of Trus tees, Coast Com munity College Distr ict , 1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa 92626. CHRISTMAS ORIN -Beto Lopez. 6, beams as he holds his present from Santa Claus at a Ch ristmas party for 70 needy C9sta Mesa children staged by the cit y's Rotary Club Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Country Club. Beto Is a student a t Lindbergh School. --_______ ... ,.._r • .-~~~ ...._ .. ....__...,. Newport Harbor Fest i val of Lights Boat Parade December 17 throuon 23 f>:30-8:4S p.m. BOAT PARADE ROUTE F rom 80 to 100 boa t... an• expeC'ted to participate in th~ Festi\'al of Light" Christm as Boat P <.i r a de each night at :--.;e\\ port Harhor t onight Deity .......... through Wednesday The parade hegms at 6.30 p.m . at Balboa Is land rerr~· Landing and tra\'els clockwise a round the harhor. returning to the landing at 8 ·45 pm Woman hit by truck in Mesa critical A Santa Ana woman remains in critical condition today arter b e ing s truck We dnesday morning in Costa Mesa as she walked lo work Josephine Martinez. 53, was transported to Fountain Va lley Community Hospital Trauma Cen ter with head and chest injuries sustained m the 7 a.m. accident at Newport Boulevard and Bay Street. Police said the woman was crossing Newport Boulevard on he r way• to work whe n the accident occurred. The driver, Michael Trotter, 19. of Costa Mesa, l<ll4ci><>hce the light was green as he proceeded into the Inte r s e c t ion at Newpor t Boulevard and Bay Street. Bandit hits Mesa market for $200 \ A gunman forced a grocery store m anager in Costa Mesa to hand over $200 In cash Wednesday, police s aid. Police said the bandit, armed with a Iona barrel revolver, walked into the Alpha Beta al 241 E . 17th St.,1 shortly arter 8 • p .m. • ,_ Lee Rogers, Coast civic leader, dead Funeral services will be held Friday for long-time Newport Beach resident Lee J . Rogers, who was prominent in the city's Assistance LeaJUe and active in many other ciV1c organizations. Mrs. Rogers, woo moved to Newport Beach with her husband in 1945, died Tuesday. The former Pasadena resident married Paul Milton Rogers that year, and the couple moved to Newport Beach. Her husband, a manufacturer, preceded her in death nine years aeo. Mrs. Rogers was a member of the Assistance L e agu e o f Newport Beach for 28 years, servu\g in nearly every capacity e xcept president. She was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian-church of Newport Beach since 1953 and was active In t he church's Bethel Bible study group. She was a member of the Newport chapter or the National Charity Lea~ue, a nd helped found the cha er's thrlft shop. She also eloneed to the AngeUtos de Oro, a women 'a aroup that s upports the Bi1 Brothen of Orange County, and in put yean was act.Ive ln the PT A and tbe Ebell Club of Newport Bea~h. Mrs. Ro1ers ls survived by her aon niomu M. Roffra ol Palos Verdes; daughters Mrs. M . R . (·Ann ) Sinnott or Cupertino; Mrs. Robert <Paula> Lupcbo or Clayton; and Mrs. Roger <Lea h > Laule of Capistrano Beach. She ls also survived by seveo grandchildren; sisters Marie Joyner , or Pasadena; Ethlyn Pulliam, of Arcadia · and brothers Lansen and 'Larry Joyner of Lake Isabella. Funeral services will be held at 1~.m. Friday al Pacific View Memoria.tPark, Newport Beach. The family requests donations be made to the Assistance League of Newport Beach, 505 32nd St. Newport Beach ; or to St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church. Help sought for CM aid The Catholic Social Senices a1spanlc Outreach pro1ram is 1ookini for vola nteer1 to dlatribute food bade\I and to)'I Saturd-.y to 7S needy Cotta Meta f~mrues. · T hOH lnterHte4 tn belpln1 aboutd meet at 10 a .m. at au M lddle School, 801 HamU-. l!k., Costa Mesa. Ale N Orango Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. Oecembor 17, 1981 College alternatives sho·uld be discussed 'oa st Commun1t,\ ('ollcgt· Dis t ri<:t t rus l N.•s ha \'t' n·t·(•h t:d from their a<inHn1s t rat or, a 11:-.t of "ugly altt~1·nativt•:-." lo cnn-.uh•r I n V i l' W O r I h t> (' O II I I n 11 I II g uncert a inl\ ovt>r -;tatt• f11nd111 g Ch an cl' 11 o r Norm .1 n t-: Watson has pn•d1l'tccl till' d1 strH:I. whic h includes Or\,lngl· Coast. Go I den W <.'s t a n d Co a:-, ti 1 n t' collegl·s. ma,\ f111d ihl'lf ... hort I m1llinn to S:3 m11lw11 :11 tlw t•nd of the <·urrenl sch ool 't·ar As a re:-.ult lh(• t r·us1l•1•:-. ma' b e forn·d to make ... onw d1ff1 n 1i1 det'is 1ons on h em 10 maintain qualit y edutat1on at tht• loc·;il (·ollcges The lis t S J\'~ lht• t n rs t1•e:- could urge 'tat.<• ll·g1sl:1t Pl's to estahl b h u ton1m11111t\' t«1l ll·gl· tuitwn 01' t ht• dis t rit·t 1·•111ld inc reas c or t'l't'~1ll• nl'\\' I t'l'' permittl·d undt•r t·x1 ... llng I:''' The t rusll'C'' ;ti.so t:o1ild reduce <:lass offerings and la\ 11fl teachers and <H1m1111 :-.trat11r ... The Amerit·an F t•dt•rat ion of' TeathNs has adckd th:11 tht· trus tees t ·ould support .1 t;i:-. mcrease lo a1<l sc-honl., Mo:,t nf th1•-;t• opt1n11' .111· distastl'l'ul 1>111 tht·\ clo 1ll-:-.1·1, 1• public· ~ri ng. · The ll'iH'ht·r ... 1-!rnup h .1 ... a s ke d th1.· t ru:..tt·l's to -;d1edult· a publk dbcu ... s1011 111 tlw d1..,11wr ... gu ul :.. anc.J II:-opt1un:-. ror a('htl'Ving thl'm 1n \'ll'W of tht• l1m1kd stall' funds Thl' ho:irct look no 1mmNl1atc a('l 1on 1111 tt11s sug.l{t'st ion For ont• th ing tru\kt'S ... ay lht..·~· 1.·un 'I make.· ltrm c.ll·<'1!-.1on.., on ne\\ ft>es <>r p1..•1" .. 011n1.•I c.·ub until lht• extc.•nt ol lht-..,latt· f11nd1ng r1..•dut·tum 1:-. kr'\OWll But 1f t h1.• I ru:-.tc.·1.·!-. t·ont111u1.· to dPl:I.' d1~t·us:-.ion of lhl·St' opltt>ns, t ht•\ ma' ftnd thl'mSC'lve~ with I i ti h• 1 lnll' fo r ta I k \\ h 1.• 11 I ht..' f11ncl111g t'llh do ap11t:ar .Ju:,t a lew \\ t•t•ks ago. for 1".;ampk tlh' lhrt•e t'olleges wer1.• torn·d tu ('lit about 7110 sµr1ng c· I J s s t..' .., o n 1.· x t n· m l' I ,. !-. h 11 r t n11t1<·1· StLHknt:.., ll·aeht•rs and tlw t111n111t111it~ at l ::i r~t' had ltttlt.• l' h .1 n l' l' t o C' om m <' n t on th l' manner Ill wh1eh lh1.·st• 1·uts were m :.Hh.• ('uas t tr11st1.·cs s hould ... 1·h1.·dule st'\ l'ral forum:... µt>rh a ps 1 n ti 1 I f e n.· n t <.' 1 t 1 t· s . t o s t• e k op1n1011s for 1.•xarnple. on '' ht't lwr rt•sult•nt:-> would prl'f er tu1t11111 or <1 'l:ultng down of l'llll r-,1..• off t•n ng:-. or I l'l'~ onl~ for pal'l l('lllal' <'l:.tSM'S \ r m \' d " 1 t h ~u c· h 1 n . lnrmatwn. t ru:-.tt·es would hl' in ,1 lwtl<·r pos111on lo m akt> thost· h:q d <·ho1n·-; 11 the· st att• ax doe!) 1.111 Rent issue sticky ~Johll1· honw p .1 r l.. t t·11anh 111 :"i c.•wport Jh-.11·h. llP'>l'f \\1th n•c·c•nt n •nt hi kt•:.. lt.t\ 1· .1..,l..1·d cit :» nfl ic1ab 10 lwlp 0111 ll\ adopting a form 111 n·nl 1·1111trol Tht.• wo rrred lt•11<111l :.... t11r th• mu~t part. ;.irl' Imm lht· lh· \111.1 [3cns1de \·t11a ~1.· a :1.11. 1111 11 muhtle hom1..· p~11 k 1u -.1 1•a -.1111 t ill' L'pper ~cwport H,1, A spok(' ... ma11 I'm t ht 1 r•11.111h maintains n •nh n ·1·1·11t I\ h.i' 1· been tn('l'C'a ... <•cl ;i-, m11d1 ..1-. 11u1 p (' rccnt 0n 1• mu h rl l' ho m1· ch~r report('(( ht-. n •111 \\t•n1 fro-m ~13 to Sll31i .> m1111th Ten :rn l s :1 t t ht' \: l' \\ p 11 rt T1'rr;.H'l' mnhih· h11nH· p,11 I.. 111 Wt'!'. I ~<'\\port r1•po1 t1-cl th1·1r m o n l h I ' fl' l' r (' <· 1 • n t I ' " ,1 .... int'rl'a!-.<•<I lrnm SI.ill t11 S:.!.ill ,1 m onth ~ohoch <·:1 11 hL1111t• 1 ht'"t' tnUl\'lduab 1111' lwin~ ttpsl'I lh1t lo :.isk llw <·1t~ ln gel Ill\ 11(\(•d I" o1 s l 1 l' k ~ q ucst 1011 .\ krwnts· g r 1111p '' p1 op11:-.111g that park ownt·I' l>v l1m11Pd ll\ l'it \ la\\ to 11111· I l'lll Ill\ 11·.1s 1· .1 ,·ear ' Furthl'I I hl' g ruup 1 .... 1-,l..111.i.: the cit~ lo adopt a l;rn th:1I \H>1tlcl force tht• owner:-and l1•11a11t -. 111 ncgo tiak <ill r ent itH·n·as t'' Thl' proposal is that 11 lht•"t' n e g o t 1 a I 11111 :... h n I:! d u '' n " n ..1rh1t1·a1rn would b<· c·<ill t·d in to 't'll le th1..· mattt.•r 1"111all.'. t he gru11p \\ant:-. tht• 1 • 1 I ' I " ado p I ;1 n c.· m c.• r g l' n c ~ 1norat11nu11) on rent hikes until t l1t·"l.' llt'\\ l;1w-. an• ;idopll•d .rnd 1111 I ht• l>oul..:-. .\ .... l..1ng a ('It\ IO hl'l'O ITil' 11\\llht·d II\ l'l'lll ('Ol\ll'ol IS a \l'I'\ <·11nt1 oq•rs1al stt·p Henl t•ontr<;I 1-. .1 potl·nt1al P;111dor:i s Box In S:.in Juan C':.ip1str:mo. tor 111,I LllHT. ;1 c·it' mobile home.• rent l'lllllrnl ord1naiH (' WUS found to he unt·o11..,t1111t111n<.ll thb m onth b' <Jn <>range Count~ Supenor Ci1urt 1 udgc Th1..• Captstrann ordinanc1.' Sl'l :1 l1m1t on !-.µace n.>nt inae ase.., T ht' d t•<·1s1on h<.i~ lwen appt•aled But \\hat was tnt•cl not st> Ion ~ ,1go Ill I h111t111gtnn Beaeh, t hllugh. mig ht lw "ort h <''µloring Ill this t ast• Till.' llunt1n gton lh ·:.ic·h Foun1a111 \'::ti ll'\ Ho are! nf H t·al lol'-; \\LI .., a -,k l'd t o hC'lp .11 h11r.1t1..· rt·nt d1 -.p1111..·' h<'IY.l.'l'll t1 •11;1111" and O\\ n1·rs Ttw huar~I did so \\llll111.!l\ Whal ·, good 1.tl>o11t 1h1 -, ..... i11111on is th<.11 the t'll' \\<ts .1hlt..· t n -.\~t\ 0111 11 1 thl· piC'.tun· Hent <'lltll 1 ol 111 '\1•\\ port fk ,1('h I" a (';Jrl ot \\Ol'm .... h<• .... 1 k it llllOP (.'rl(•d Tim e-share questions For the .... econd t1nw 111 111:..t ove r a yC'ar. plan.., h.t\ 1· 1>1.·1.·11 ad\ ant·t·c1 tor rorbl rue 1111 1! a re s or l ·st ,. l l• t 1 rtl l' :... h .1 1 l' condom1niuni prnw<·t 111 '\p\\ pm 1 Reach . T o fli:jtt•. hoth ha\'l' h1·cn denied by I ht• c it' Pla11n111 1? Comm1s~ion One latt·r \\LI' denied bv tht• C1t\ Co11nC'1l The•· m o'>t 1'1..•1.•en t prnp11sal • which \\'011lcl result 1n th1· r emoval of an o frin• lrnlld111g a t 3336 Via LHlo w11 h ,1 20 un it condominium s tnH·t1irr to IH' built in its pla('l'. m:.i,\· s till Ill' appealed to the (.'it~' ('ounC'il Thl' time-sh ttre Sl'ht·me <';tll:-. for each unil to h e sold 111 o n e -week. incn•mcnts In olht>r words. each condomin111rn wo11ld h ave up t o 52 ownl'I':.. Ea<'l1 owner coulcl leas(• or rc.·nt 011t hi' w eek-long own e r s hip pt•no<I nl stay t here hims elf The concern 111 hol h of tlw Newport lime·s harl' proposals h as been with traff11.· Neighbors of the propm;ecl prn,1ert s ttes • <;t1g,:!l'Sl<'d lrafl 1<' would lw too tw ;.1' ~ The ir l'Oll<.'ern:-. ltkl'I\' are rn1111t al lht~ point s int'e one nf the pro1ect~ 1 ~ dead a nd thl' setoncl aprH•ars to be he<1ded 111 I h~l d 11·t·('t 1on The point is tha t othel' t1rn ('-s hare pro ject s w ill he propo:-.ed D l'\ l'l op1.•r s se1.• ~(·wport h;1s a natura l plact' for t his rco;ort idea t h:.il ha:-c·:.iught on l11g in pl;1ces likl• Ha\\;,111 and f><ilm Springs Thl' cit\'. lhl·rcfore. should al lt>mpt to devt'lop somt' s pec ifi<· r1.•qu1re m c nts for timc-s h tll't• p I u n s a s 1 t ct i d w h t• n ('on d o min 1 um l' o n\' C' r s 10 n s twl'ame popular. Currently. the til y has no ~et c rite ria for time·s h;.irc ·µro,1ects s u <' h a s h o w m u c h o n · s i ll' parking s hould he required or how lht' proJ ect will ht> marntmned Thes e questions need to lw answerl'd Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views U · press~ tn,., page an• those ot lhe11 authors ano artists. Reader comment t!> inv1t ed. Address The Dally Pilot P O Bo~ IS60. co .. ta Me\cl, CA 92626 Ptlone 1714) 6•i ·4l21 ~oRANGE COAST Daily Pilot l'ut>HtlWll .,..,,....,. o1 '"-, .... .i no w .. 1 ••Y \I , C .. lt fOMW AOclrft\ (OrU\POftOMU lo llo> I itO (Mt.I flllWw , C:.A .,.,. Thomas P. Haley Publisher Thomas A. Murphlne Ed itor f Barbara Krelbich Editorial Pao Editor Loose talk creates confusion WASHING TON -The White House, through spokesman David Gergen. has indignantly denied that -it h a s "orchestrated" a publicity campaign to prepare public opinion for American sam•tions of Libya. 1 believe them. The sad truth, 1l seems to me. is just the opposite T h e R eaga n adm1nislr at1on is ver bally out of control Almos t from the beginning. with the pres ident and Secretary of Stale Alexander Haig in the lead. this administration has s hown a penchant for saying the wrong thing at the wrong lime from the silly to the offensive, th e numbingly stupid a nd the dangerous. I 'M NOT TALKING here about ideology. but about judgment -or lack of judgment from the top on down. In the State Department, we have Gen Haig c rashing through the china shops of diplomacy announcing plans for nurlcar "warning" blasts over Europe and expressing s upport for military dictatorship in Argentina because the tinhorn generalissim os "believe tn God." llaig's deputy secretary, William Clark, was in Dublin this week causing a great deal of trouble by announcing that "most Americans" believe in the reunification of Ireland They do? I have the impression most Americans don't give a damn The assistant s ecretary of defense. Richard Perle, was in Los Angeles at about the sam e time, offering the opinion that European a nti -war demonstrations were the res ult of "Protestant angst' 1n countnes like England . Germ<iny and Lhe Netherlands He added that the "Catholic south" m Europe s upported nuclear weapons on its soil that was a couple of days before d emonstrations began in Italy The Reaganauts like lo talk that way, morally d1v1dmg people by religion. or 10,. -------------'-1 RICHARD RllVIS 1'i .... race or ideology "I never use the words Republicans and Democrats." Interior Secr etary James Walt told a grc1up of big California farmers at a private meeting the other day "It's liberals and Americans · All of that 1s probably natural when you consider that these men work for a n ice fellow who tried to explain to Europeans the adv;.tntages of hm1ted nuclear war limited to their lives . Now Reagan seems to be outdoing h1m ~elf 1n his ··Hi g h :-.Joon" dialogue with one of the world's most unpleas ant men, Col Moammcir Khadafy of Libya. Our president. m his time, al•ted tn a lot of bad movies Few of them, though. had lines as bad as the ones he's reading these days "We have the evidence, and he knows it." "I wouldn't believe a word he ~ay~ 1f I were vou." He 'sounds more like a young artor reading lhe part o f a young and uncertain d1slrirt attorney in a film written by a younger screenwnter Who he is lalk1ng about and what he 1s t:.ilk1ng about. however, 1s not soine racketeer appearing before a grand Jury This is the pre!>1denl of the United Stal es talking about accusations thal a foreign leader has sent out, squads lo kill him Jlas Khadafy done that" /\re there l.1 b} an a~:.assination squads stalking American leaders·> I have to h<:lieve so 1f lhl' president !-Jays so 8 t:T WHY IS the president chatting Jbout assa~ ... 1nal1ons with reporters while his a ssistant~ teak information :i bout mysll'rious defecting agents" U the s e rcprirls arc true, and the president and his peQµl e believe talking Jboul them pubhclv might help for im.tance. to alcrt Ame ricans to a id law enforcement agen1.·1e-; 1n the search for l h e h 1 l ., q ·u ad s . then whatever information was available should have b1•en annount't·<l If publll' alarm would help, then the options would have seemt!d lo be either credible and detailed alarms or s ilence. Tht• prc'\1dC>nt r 1g hi n o v. 1s atC'omphsh1ng nothing but confusion ubout lhe L1bvans and about his own cred1b1llty a nd.Judgment I ha\l' no doubt that Reagan and his friends. like mo'>l of us. talk too much and t.'an sound a little unhinged in pri\'a(c Hut this IS what privacy IS ror the pre!>1dent and his men should get lhcm!>dves under <·ontrol in public Or, lhl'Y s hould JUSt '>hlll UIJ Think twice about that Christmas pet To the Editor Perhaps you are considering giving a puppy or kitten as a Christmas gjfl. The United Humanitarians volunteer animal workers ask you to please reconsider These s mall creatures are a serious responsibility. Consider the confusion 1n MAILBOX the average home at Christmas time lt is hardly the place lo bring a pet who needs plenty of sleep and a quiet place a s a refuge Few of us have lime' during the holidays to properly housebreak a puppy or to feed a pet al regular intervals. Children often pressure their parents into purchasing a puppy or kitten by promising to feed, groom and clean up after it. Whe n the child doesn't perform these duties, the parents will often get rid of the pet. IF ONLV a puppy or kitten will do as a gift, do consider a gift certificate to be honored after the holidays when the household returns to a normal schedule Before obtaining a pet at any lime, a family should consider the following; l Are you committed to caring for the pet for its li{etime, o r just until your children tire of their new toy? 2 Are you willfog and able to pay for altering your pet to prevent the birth of more an imals in a nation already saturated with pets' 3 Are you willing and able to pay f(,)r all inoculations. year ly checkups a nd any emergency treatment the pet m ay need ? 4. When choos ing a dog, are yt>u keeping in mind that the cute little puppy of unknown parentage could within a year outgrow your s mall yard ? tr both parents are working, it Is practically impossible to properly train a puppy Why not get an adult dog from the pound after the holidays and save a life. H. MORTENSEN Jlani3hing wetlam:U To the Editor: / Whal Is happening ~ the wetlands of Southe rn CalHornia? Of the 10 percent lert, however deiraded, almost 90 percent wUI be burled In the next live • yeau. if c u rre nt plans are implemented. Every alnale ldtnWied wetland In the Los Angeles buin ap~an to be martted ror development of one kind or another, lf It's not under military control. In parUcular , the Bolsa Chica weUands will soon , disappear under 10 feel of fill. except for the parts destroyed by dredging a deepwater channel and manna. and thret.> hundred acres required for oil e xtraction actl\/1ties ()( l'Ourse, development does not com e free to us taxpaye rs The total capital cost of the Orange County plan 1:. estimated at almost SlfK> million. I read in the papers that Orange County is looking at a complete str angulation or the traffic system within the next five years because there aren't fund~ available for either m ass transit or expanded freeways So, Caltrans s hould divert funds to the Pacific Coast Highway for roadbed relocation and a 45-foot·high bridge so people w1lh enough leisure time and cash can gel their boats out to the ocean al our expense'' THE SURROUNDING communities. c urrently hard pressed to provide adequate community services will have to absorb the costs of the increased traffic generated, sewage I which will be pumped uphill, notice > and other services, without participating in the tax base. as I unde rstand it. since lhe development will be in the county The plan also involves the permanent loss of 600 feet of Bolsa Chica State Beach. When these beautiful Orange County beac hes ha ve a current visitation rate of 60,000 on a peak summer day, 1s it good planning to give up this lowcost resource, available to citizens of all financial categories, for the recr eational use of a minority? 'During the construction phase. much of the beach will be t a k e n up by machinery a nd materials. And who will pay for restoration of the beach if the c urrents are changed by the channel and erode it a w ay' W e know who ... us ... the sap citizens. as they say in the hinterlands. OLIVA TSOSIE Rig ht l.o atrike . To the Editor: It was with much disgust and revulsion that I read the headlines of today's Dally Pilot about the situation in Poland. Wben the leader of a country threatens to jail the leaders of a 1roup of wo rkers, when t he leader o r a l't>untry threatens to use violence and military force to curb the natural f\ght.s of cititens, Lb4!n that country ts ln aad s hape. Pr-6ident Reagan• ltas prom ised ~ L•ll.,\ Ir-tNIMtt•ro ••tcomo. TIW rltl>I IO< .... ftM .. , ,.,. to 111 '41«• Of '"''"""'• ll!Mi I\ ·--uttoo .. • •O•Gt .. ·-.. " • ""'"' ..... r ... u All ..... " -I '" clwd• t>tNI.,,.• •l'f m•llt,,. • .,.,, Diil -• _,. • •11111\ote Oft tflCllllt\f ti •Ylt1t1onl •NMll It -tllt """' ""' "°' ""f\llDI•-l..oltt<t mn oe ,_...,_. to Mt,.... H•m• •NI,,,_.....,_, ot I'"',.,.,,...,,,., -'1 • 11.-911 tor .. ,,,IC 111e11 """°"'' I to use his powers to assure the ri ght of the Poles to strike But wait• What is this on the editorial page'.' Is 1t true the Daily Pilot, along with President Reagan. s upports the right for the Poles lo strike, but not for L' S c1t1zens to strike'• Th.is does nol make sense. I can sympathize with the Poles. I have been threatened with jail terms, with fines, with court actions, with Joss of my c1v1I rights. v. ith relegation to a status of non-c1l1zen and use of military for ces to undermine my JOb and, finally, fired by a government that supports the r ight or the Polish people to strike. You sec. 1 was fired on Aug 28, 1981 fo r allegedly s triking agains t the ~overnment of the United States, and I am still on strike 1 have given 13 years of my life from Vietnam to Los Angeles tower to the u s government r s hall not do 1t again President Reagan and the Daily Pilot. do you or do you not support pe0ple's right to strike? /\s far as another federal job. please refer to the Wall Street Journal which detailed federal job layoffs that could cost 100,000 feder a l jobs Show me where one federal job exists. The gist of the matter is : 1 am a professional air traffic controller. not a professional bureaucrat. As a union m e mber I e nga ge in collective bargaining, not C'ollective begging. LELAND R. SISK Carol complaint& To the Editor: About this Um e every year there are persons who bring legal action against buildings for playing what they consider to be religious music in the form of Christmas cal'ols even though they do not genera!ly have wo rds. I guess this will lead inevitably to a separation,Qf church and dcvatoc. WILLIAM B FARRINGTON 5LlllY Ill F.very lot and residence hu the tull cash value (FCV> printed on lhe tax ..,., kll't up to date by lhe tax assessor Why not u1e current values when leaseholds are N ·fl«ured'> W J S. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT(Thuraday, Oecembet 17, 1981 .,,,...~~~~~--~----~~~~--~~~~--~~~------------~------------------- N ' ... ... Dow Jones Final UP 1.81 CLOSING 870.53 ~·" "'~ "t ~-..~ i ~ Official dates I J for stock Dloves ~ I Thia 1~ the /ourth part n( a five port llf'MP!I o" last minute tu.r deducraon straieou•s , Jr you're selling s tol·ks for tax purposes befort• 'RI t>nds. lime 1s of the es~cntc: Crit1C"al 1~ whether }Ou a r e taking a profit o r a loss on a n·~ular wa} '>all· Wednesday. Dec 23 IS the t'rU('lal dale ror ... all'!) made on the New York and Ame11('an Stoc·k l'.:xc·hanges Jf you s ell your .;t11ck hy thl' do..,•· of trading Dec. 23. the profit will bt• t.JXl'd a.., 19Rt income Reason A regular wa~ 'tcwlo. :.ale 1.., not ... e ttled until five tradinR days aft••r the· order to ~t:ll 11> µlal'cd with your brokN The H·ttltoment <la te deter mine~ wh1l'h ~ear the profit fall:-1nt11 Whal 1f you want to take a ~u1n 1n HI hut miss the cutoff date" llaVl' \our h roker sell tht' l>tock for ta..,h hefore Jan I. I~ Thi· Dec 2:.1 <:ut11ff aµplle.., onh to wof1t:. from rl')!ular "a.' sale-.. Tht< pr11[1t from ;1 t·a~h :-alt' a s late a.., Ul'<' :JI cuuot~ m '81 ~ \"II U (' ;J 0 wa it un lit Uec· 31 to ~ell to take ;;; rs. ~\l'ln!lt~~.u~~~~c SYLVIA PORTfR~...:.,, 1'l11 t'k i:.n 't -, T II (' I u ... 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