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Yule celebrated with generosity and cheer
8y the Auoclated Preas
Americans turned to helping
others -from special holiday
meals for prisoners lo Cree
telephone calls for the elderly -
as the nation celebrated
Christmas with cheer and hope.
The anniversary of the birth of
the "Prince of Peace" did not
find harmony throughout the
world . Americans lighted
candles in windows, following
President Reagan's example lo
show "our solidarity with the
Poli!!ih people.''
Jn Seattle, a 31-year-old career
counselor and his group, "We,
the People," tied red ribbons on
trees and posts around the city
to show support for the people or
Poland, where martial law was
decl ared Dec. 13 and the
activities or the independent
union Solidarity suspended.
James Vollbracht formed the
informal group because he said
Reagan's declaration this week
of economic sanctions against
Poland was not enough.
"IC our leaders cannot get It
together, we, the people, must
make our own statement of
solidarity with the people of
Poland," rather than allow
.. m 11 itary rule to continue
unchallenged, said Vollbracht.
He suggested the ribbol)S stay
in place unlit "the Western
leaders sit down and come to a
universal agreement on action
they're going to take."
Six Polis h crewmen who
jumped ship in Kodiak, Alaska.
on Thursday spent Christmas In
Anchor age with
Polish-American families.
·'There's a Polish custom that
calls for leaving one place at a
table Christmas Eve in case a
stranger comes along," said
Anchorage Archbishop Francis
TUMBLE OF DOLLS -Bertha towers
over a huddle of Raggedy Ann dolls at
the Newport Beac h home of Nancy
Thornton. a collector who notes that
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dolls have individual personalities She
considers them "family" and names all
of hers that are taller than 15 inches
'Family' stuffed, not stuffy
Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls endearing
By CAROL MOORE
Of tM Dally~ ... Steff
Nancy Thornton apologized that Martha
was at a party and not home for the
interview.
dilettante debutante. But don't let it go to her
'tousled red head.
She's just one of 80 Raggedy Ann dolls
that Nancy Thornton considers "family."
Some are just 4 inches high. Those taller
than 15 inches have a name. At 16, Martha has traveled through
Europe. lived in Hawaii, s pun around roller
discos and entertained friends at a Victorian
tea.
With a face that Americans have come to
love and adore. she could be turning into a
Seven-foot, 16-pound Bertha presides
over the stuffed sorority-in-striped-stockings
that huddles upstairs in the Newport Beach
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Environmentalists applaud
offshore drill plan Cutback
WASHJNGTON CAP) -An
environmental group is caJUng
Interior Secretary J amet Watt's
decision to scale back bis
offshore oU and gas drlllinr plan
a "step in the rl1ht direction."
Bul Michael Shapiro, an aide
to California Qov. Edrnund G.
Brown Jr., said Walt dJdn't 10
far enough. He saJd lhe areas
offered for leue will still be too
large to properly j udge lhe
eovlronmentaJ Impact. /
Wall had proposed lualbl
entire otrebore planning areas,
wtucb ranee up to 120 million
acra. But ln a memo lssued last
week aDd releued by lhe
departn>ent Thursday, Walt said
lbe leMln1 protram should be
foc:us41d on olf1hore tracta t.Mt
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the U.S. Geological Survey. oil
companies or state
governments judge to be of high
potential.
As a result, the 1 billion acres
included ln Watt's original plan
to open the entire U.S. coastline
lor drilling would be available
for consideration, but only
specific tracts could be leased.
Interior Department officials
said the chan1e was made
partly In respc>nae to the adverse
comments 1eneraled by the
ori1lnal proposal. Some oil
com panles had said they could
not handle lease sales as lar1e
11 those Watt orlei nall y
propoaed.
Lease aales currenUy cover
aboul 2 million acres.
Department spokesman
Harmon Kallman said the memo
was "not a major change In
approach."
"We never expected lo lease I
bllllon acres, only to offer that
muc h ror consideration," he
said.
Walt first announced bis
five-year leasing program last
April, but a court challenge Is
delaying final publication of the
plan. Aides flf the plan won't
be released befOTe late March.
Sarah Cbasis, an attorney with
the Natur1l Resources Defense
Council, sald Watt's decision
reflected a "major s hirt" In
emphaala and reflected
crlUclJm over the or111nal plan.
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Hurley, one or those who met the
sea men at the Anchorage
airport.
In remarks at midnight Mass
at St. Patrick's Cathedral In
New York, Cardinal Terence
Cooke called for prayers for the
Polish people in "this grave
hour or their history ...
Four Polish men huddled in a
tent across from the Polish
cons ulate in C hicago on a
three-day fast to demand the
release of Solidarity leader Lech
Walesa and union members
arrested in Poland.
Celebrations of the holidav
Talks
Polish
By the Associated PrHs
Solidarity circulated a
clandestine bulletin in Warsaw
saying representatives or top
church and Communist Party
officials were negotiating for a
·•political solution" to Poland's
crisis, reports from Poland said
Friday.
The bulletin, dated Dec 23,
urged expande d protests to
"strengthen the position of
representatives or the church"
1n the talks. It also called on
Communist Party members to
resign and for Warsaw residents
lo place candles 1n their
windows in mourning for those
"murdered" by the military and
po li ce, according to the
uncensored reports reaching the
United States
Although the government has
acknowledged seven deaths in
clashes since martial law was
declared Dec 13, unconfirmed
reports reaching the West say as
many as 200 have been killed
All ex t e rn a l n e w s
communications faci lities were
cut by the Polish government
ofter martial law was declared,
and severe limitations were
placed on Western reporters in
the country. Reliabl e news
reports from within Poland have
been few, and Western news
organi zations mu s t piece
Santa Ana
Legion hall
gutted
A spectacular blaze of as yet
undetermined origin razed the
hall of American L~gion Post 131
m Santa Ana Friday night.
It look a force of 60 Santa Ana
Fi re Department personnel
more than 2 hours lo control the
blaze that gulled both the upper
and basement floors of the
three-level brick building at 313
N. Birch St.
Battalion Chief Jim Dalton
said investigators were at the
scene of the blaze attempting to
pinpoint the cause of the fire and
determine the monetary value or
da mage to the building.
Flames from the fire were
clearly visible throughout much
of the Santa Ana downtown
area. Dalton noted.
No injuries were reported, he
said. Some persons. however,
were evacuated from nearby
buildings.
Firemen received the call at
6· 59 p.m . Dalton said, and lhe
en ti re upper s tory of the
building was in flames when lhe
first units arrived.
Damage to the structure was
de scribed as "ex tremely
extensive."
Prison soi t filed
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The
American Friends Service
Committee is suing the state to
try to block construction or two
new stale prisons because the
group says too many inmates
are classified as maximum
security.
ranged from the traditional tO
the unusual.
The Metro patrol police
division in Kansas City held a
dinner for the elder! y. an annual
event. The Mayor's Christmas
Tree Association there had a
party for inmates or the
Muni ci pal Co rr ectional
In stitute, and girts were
distributed lo the prisoners.
Some Americans got a brief
respite from the recession and
worries about unemployment as
their fellow citizens gave a
helping hand
In Helena. Mont . where a
''secret Santa'' last year
donated $30,000 and this yev
$60,000 to help the poor in th1J
ci ty or 2s .ooo, a local
newspaper's drive to help th'
needy got a deluge of responses.
The Helena Independent
Record published a list of ~
people's circumstances Dec. 18.
Three dentists offered free
dental work for two teen-qers
living on their own without
public assistance. Six people
offered to help a single mother
or five fix the broken windows iJl
her house . and two others
offered wood stoves.
on ending ,. .
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t ogethe r information from
travelers. diplomatic sources
and others.
Information m the Solidarity
bulletin cou ld n o t b e
independently confirmed
The reports from Poland said
Archbishop Luigi Poggi. an
envoy from Pope John Paul II.
told churchgoers in Warsaw that
he spoke to Premier Wojciech
J a ruzels ki a nd delivered a
message from the pontiff.
The Solidarity bulletin said
protests around the country
could lead to a peaceful
resolution in the negotiations it
said were under way between
representatives or the country's
Roman Catholic bishops and
Communist leaders.
"If we display our intention lo
fight against the regime of
Jaruzelski." the bulletin s aid.
"these negotiations can make
possible a way out of this blind
alley in which society and the
Poli s h s t ate now find
themselves."
It continued, "Every action of
protes t . eve n the most
insignificant, strikes a blow
against the milita ry government
and h astens the time of
returning the Arm y to the
barracks."
A protest to be emulated, the
bullelin said. was the one at the
told ·-•
giant Ursus Tractor Plant neat
Warsaw where, it asserted, ooly
one tractor was turned out in the
first week of martial Jaw.
The officia l Polish media
confirmed Friday that 1,278
s t rikin g miners in Piast
remained underground despit~
emotional appeals from their
families lo come home.
The Solidarity bulletia
reported that injuries al another
mine. where a strike had been
broken earlier, exceeded tbos4t
at the Wujek mine, where the
se ven conf i rmed deaths
occurred several days ago. The
Solidarity report referred to the
mine at Jastrzembie, near the
C z ec h oslovak border .
J astrzembie is a stronghold of
Solidarity. the sus pended labor
federation
Warsaw Radio s aid Polish
troops stood guard Cbristmu
Day m the Katowice foundry as
workers poured the first steel
since riot police broke up their
strike on Wednesday.
The Solidarity bulletin cited
alleged mistreatment of Poles
deta.ined by the army and police,
claiming 300 detainees in
Wroclaw were kept all night in a
freezing prison courtyard and
doused hourly with water. The
offici a l Polish media, and
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$150,000 damage
in CM store blaze
A fire in which the suspected
c ause is arso n ca used an
estimated $150.000 damage early
Christmas morning al a Costa
Mesa camera store.
Costa Mesa Fire Department
firefighters were called at 5: 11
a.m . to Da ve's Cameras, 474 E.
17th Street. where both the rear
of the building and a late-model
motor home were engulfed in
fl ame s. a departm e nt
s pokesman said.
Loss to the building and its
contents was e s timated at
$125 .000, while damage to the
motor home was listed at $26,000
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by fire department officials
While declining to provide
specifics, both fire and police
officials s aid the fire is being
investigated as arson.
The fire, one fire official said,
began in the motor home parked
behind the building. Flames and
heat broke out a window and the
fire spread to t h e n earby
structure. (Photo, Page A2 )
No one was present in either
the motor home or the camera
shop at the Lime the fire broke
out. he added.
The fire was brought under
control in about 11 minutes.
* * * Tree lights bla01ed
in NB house fire
Defective Chris tmas tree
lights are being blamed for a
Chris tmas E ve fire that caused
an estimated $85,000 damage at
a Newport Beach residence.
According to the Newport
Beach Fire Department, the
blaze broke out about 8 p.m. at a
residence at 2914 Cl iff Drive.
owned by Judy Kelso.
Three neighbors. identified by
a witness at the scene as Bill
Walker, Larry Lamar and Greg
Nordman. fought the flames
with water from a garden hose
until firemen arrived.
A department spokesman saia
occupants of the house were
attending a holiday party at a
friend's house when lights on the
tree erupted into flames. ~
The spo k es man said
firefighters "saved " a bout
$125,000 in property value from
destruction. (Photo. Pa"e A2)
ORllGI CUil IUTlll
Fair through Sunday
with s lightly warmer
days. Highs mostly 65 to
70. Lows 38 to 48.
Too many toddies?
Take a tow home
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Custom Towlnt ln Costa Mesa
Is offering drunken drivers and
their ca~ a safe ride home
during the holiday seaaon. The
coat u S30 plus $2 a mUe.
So far most of the calls have
come from bar patrons who
thou1bt better of lhe drive
home, Hid• mana•er Owen
Jackson.
''It'• actually cheaper than a
cab," sald Jackson. "BecaUH
you'd have to call 1 cab the next
day to pick the car up."
Jackson ft(Ul'el It's better to
pick up a car and driver ln one
plece than perbapt baullna a
wrecked vehicle later.
The special plckup will ~
avallable 24 hours a day untJI
Jan. 2. The pboH number ia
751·1516.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 26. 1981
Retarded forced
to leave home
S ANTA ANA (AP > The
sudden closure or a home (or lhc
mentally retarded forced Its
more than 40 residents to
relocate ln a hurry just before
Christmas -a painful process
for many of them.
"It's been a terrible thing,"
said the father or one 27-year-old
r esident of the Willowick Complex, 1107 N. Jackson. "A
lot of hls friends were crying. It
took an hour to pack them up
and throw their things in a van.''
"The whole thing just fell
apart," said Clay Reavis, an
attorney who owns the property.
"Those people may be mentally
retarded, but they still enjoy
Christmas and everything that
goes with it. And now lhey're
just getting loaded into vans and
a ll."
or the courts to reor1anlze
financially. However, a judge
ordt!red Dec. 10 that aome or
Petty's useta be turned over to
a trustee, who could aell lhem to
pay bills.
The trustee, Bob Alberts, who
waR appointed to the case
Monday, said he was surprised
to find the last or the residents
moving hurriedly on Christmas
Eve. "I was as surprised as I could
be ," he said . "( want t o
send someone in there to lake
over operation or lhe business. l
was somewhat surprised, since
the <bankruptcy> order was filed
Dec. 10, that there still was a
business. I would have thought
that there was an orderly
winding down or the business ...
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HOLIDAY FIRES - A motor home. above. was gutted and a
Costa Mesa bus iness. Dave's Cameras. 474 E 17th St.. was
heavily damaged in an early-morning blazl' Christmas Day.
Local fire officials s uspect arson as the cause Al left, faulty
Christmas tree lights were bl amed for a fire that caused
$85.000 damage to a Newport Beach n.•sidcnc.·l' Thursday
night There were no injuries in either firt•
T he exact reason for the
scra mble was un c lear .
However, the home's owner.
Keith Petty, apparently had left
as a res ult of ~ankruptcy
proceedings, said s everal of
those involved.
Petty riled ror personal and
corporate bankruptcy late
last year, seeking the protection
Th e Regiona l Center of
Orange County , a private
o rganization e ntrus ted with
placing the retarded in care
facilities, barely found homes
for the last two residents by
Christmas Eve, said executive
director Ron Smith.
He said five residents were
fou nd to have scabies, a skin
disease caused by burrowing
mites. Smith called the disease
an indication that Willowick
standards were not the best. Israeli defense chief issues
harsh broadside against U.S.
"There's an assumption that
with the bankruptcy and all.
things got pretty grim over
there," he said.
The closure also came as bad
news for the live-in staff, who
also were forced to relocate.
From PageA1
TEL AVlV, Is rael CAP) -A
week of Israeli verbal blasts at
the United States reached a new
pitch Friday with Defense
Minister Ariel Sharon accusing
the Americans of confronting
Soviet expansionism "like blind
men in a chimney."
In an interview with the daily
Yediolh Ahronoth. S haron
cl aimed the United States
"s h o w e d nothing but
impotence" in dealing with the
Polish crisis, and said it "s hould
turn on a lot of red lights, .first
and forem ost among th e
Americans themselves."
Sharon's charges foll owed an
angry d e nunc iation of U.S.
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ho-., ~ by • good number or
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Rae. "=ai. klentical butt.on eyes and Pr!•..... the facrt that many bave
be9 ,..... fl'9l thrift shops and garage
sala..· Ctaaed to •el vet and tweed boutique fam•w. Amy Au and Tyler Andrew Crom
Carmel ere tbe Mwest an1vals.
"ft.A." waa the first doll, purchased 20
years ago.
"I boug1'\ her for my daughter Llnda, but
within a year I became more attached lo the
collecticla.," rec:alled Mrs. Thornton whose
other Joya iD life are the Orange County
Music Center and Master ChoraJe, where she
heads lbe aec.aUve council.
"Olad)-6, Valerie, Noel and Poppy
became t~ immediate (doll> family
attho\lllh Martha bas been the most sociable.
"Friends design clo&bes for her. knit her
s weaters and send her invitations. It's so
wonderful to see bow people respond. She's
touched so ll&allf lives in ways you can't
imaeiae. ••aa..lY Alms ought t-0 be issued as st.....,.~mtnt at all hospitals," added
Mrs. Thornton wbo sends an Ann or Andy as
a present to~ of her acquaintance.
When saalMays another for her collection,
she loolll ror costumes, expression and the
cuddlet.ctw.
"Some ot the newer, small models have
spindly legs and cheap material. If the doll is
less than IS iocheB, there's not enough to hug.
"On other versions the grin is almost
pencil thin. The better commercial brands
still retain the almost-Oriental slant that
gives the smile character."
She picked up these criteria during a
brief membership in the United Federation
of Doll Clobl.
"I fouftd great friends and learned a lot
so I an 't kiloctl the sroup," she said. "But
moraltt; ~ all the manufacture.rs see is
unday guests set
Minutes .. :
dollar signs, I can't belong.
.. Playing on nostalgia. they s wap body
parts lo meet demand or reissue collectibles
faster than you can keep up. Or dealers
reserve new dolls for certain registered
·collectors' who resell them quickly for a
bigger· profit.
··As an example, I paid $150 for the lOOth
anniversary Steiff bear. Then to mark the
lOlst year, they issued a mama and baby
bear. I don't waste my money on s uch
planned obsolescence."
Mrs Thornton prefers to deal with
hobbyists a nd sellers who take the dolls'
personalities into consideration and consider
them as relatives for generations.
"Martha gets so much loving from
children and adult visitors alike that she has
lo go to the doll hospital every three or four
years," she said. "Her last facelift cost $15.90
and this time her hair changed from a close
cut to a fluffier Afro."
Such unabashed care easily qualifies
Mrs . Thornton for what John Noble, curator
of toys for the Museum of the City of New
York, calls "a cult of Raggedy Ann , like the
teddy bear, that gained importance in the
last few years ."
John Gruelle. an Indianapolis cartoonist,
designed the original Raggedy Ann 67 years
ago a s a m e morial t o bis daughter.
Knickerbocker Toys now has manufacturing
rights for the carrot-topped confidante who
also appears in movies and comic books.
Part of the charm of Nancy Thornton's
throng. how e ver, is the individual
adaptations. There are black Raggedy Anns
and beige ones in Hawaiian outfits. A few
talk , some have oval eyes and others are
designed to teach children how to button,
buckle or tie bows.
Such attachments keep Raggedy Ann
endearing. Just a s k Mrs. Thornton. Or
Martha.
, Here are the scheduled guests ~or the Sunday television
• cnterview programs:
"Lena" Ed Bradley profil es
Mrs. Dozier
stays strong
for Christmas -ABC, "This Week with
avid Brinkley," Jeane
rkpatrick, U.S. ambassador to
e United l'faUoOs.
-CBS1 "P'ace tile Nation,"
nderseentAl'I ol State Walter
oesael. • , -NBC •'lhet ·Sen. AlllRI.__ u
entertainer Lena Horne .
"Fake" -Mike Wallace
examines the multlbillion-dollar
international ripoff of brand
names.
"The Four Faces of Poland''
-Harry Reasoner's exclusive,
uncensored interviews with four
Poles -a university professor,
a film actress, a young writer
and a bureaucrat.
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VERONA, Ital y <APl -
Judith Dozier went through the
motions of Christmas Day with
her children and relatives "as if
her husband were home with
the m ," a spokesman for the
kidnapped U.S. general's wife
said Friday.
"She wanted everything lhat
was sc heduled before the
kidnapping to go ahead," said
Col .• Luciano Dalcheggio.
spokesman for the NATO base ln
Verona where Brig. Gen. James
Dozier is the highest-ranking
U.S. olficial.
"She is surrounded by people
from the Italian and U.S .
communities here. She Is ln very
good psychological condition.
She is very strong," he said.
Dozier, 50 , was kidnapped
elgbt days a10 by Red Brigades
terrorists.
The couple's chlldren, Cheryl
and Scott, were with their
mother Iii\ lhe hmlly'a
ap1rtment.
p olicy by Prime Minis ter
Menachem Be gin , which
brought U S.·ls raeli relations to
one of the lowest points in
memory Both men lashed out at
lhe US. cens ure of Israel's
annexation of tbe Golan Heights.
captured from Syria during the
Four perish
in ship fire
MATANE. Quebec (AP> -An
oil tanker caught fire Friday in
the St Lawrence River and 40
mph winds kept flames burning
out of control end hampered
rescue efforts. At least four of
the 21 c rew mem b ers were
reported dead and four sailors
were missing. a Canadian coast
guard official said
A spokesman for Halco Inc ..
the Montreal firm which owns
the 4,000·ton Hudson Transport,
said there was little chance the
oil cargo could explode ·•unless
it reaches a highly e levated
temperature."
1967 Middle East War.
Critics of the government
accused Begin and Sharon of
sabotaging ties with Israel's
chie f m ilitary and political
backer.
Mordechai Gur. a former chief
of staff and now a member of
the opposition Labor Party,
clai med Is raeli policy was
"going off the rails."
Sharon was quoted as saying
that after lsrael compleled its
withdrawal from the Sinai
Desert next April. Washington
would begin a campaign to oust
Israel from the rest of the
territory it captured in the 1967
war.
Sharon s aid I s rael 's
annexation of the Golan Heights
on Dec. 14 was "a clear blocking
action" agains t s uch U.S.
pressure, and he hinted of more
to come. saying "maybe we will
have t.o think of other blocking
actions."
The 53-year -old former
general claimed the Reagan
administration d i d not
understand the situation in the
Middle East and Africa.
Wallie Copleman. a licensed
vocational nurse who said she
had lived and worked at
Willowick for two weeks, said
s he learned that s taffers
would have to wail for the wages
they earne d since Dec 10
because or the bankruptcy
action.
From Page A1
POLAND • • •
Jaruzels ki himself in a
Christmas Eve address to the
nation, denied other reports of
hars h conditions in detention
camps and the reports of high
death tolls.
The uncensored material from
Poland described a bleak
Christmas Day In the capital,
with famiLies exchanging gifts
s uch as calendars, ballpoint
pe ns and cheap souvenirs
because of a lack or consumer
goods. Christmas dinners were
m eAger co mpared to the ~traditional holiday fare of 12 fish
courses.
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BALLERINAS -Ballerma Ka therm Heal\·, left from Nev.
York, shares a pensive moment with 14-vear-old J ennifer
Adams of Long Beach. Both were filming the new movie
"Six Weeks," in which Miss Heal\· makes her movie
debut. ·
For 198 2, he'll be lazy
Humorist Art Buchwald
wa n ts to be less helpful
around the house. Singer
Andy Gibb wants his fingers
to walk more to the phone.
Astronaut Gordon Fullerton
wants a s uccessful space
mission.
That's a sampling of the
New Year's resolutions from
celebrit ies coll ected for
broadcas t next week on
ABC 's "Good Morning
America" program.
"I resolve never lo help my
wife shovel snow during a
f ootba ll ga m e ," said
Buchwald.
Promised Gibb : "My
r esolution is lo return phone
calls, and to be a little more
re s ponsible anci return
messages. which I n ever do "
Fullerton, who is to take
part in the next space shuttle
flight . said he wants to
"bring back a completely
successful set of data from
the mission , and a good
vehicle for the next crew."
Heisman Trophy winner
Marcus AJleo said he plans
"to always close my car door
when I'm backing out of the
driveway, because I tore it
off this year "
Country music singer June
Carter says she'll "try just to
be good to those that I lnvP "
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l tH prealdtntlal tltctlon,
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m1mb tr1 of FDR '•
ad mlnl1tra tion eapouatd
faacltm:
It Is not a new position for
Landon, now 94.
Rcagun said I n a n Interview with Public
BroudcasUng Service, widely
publicized this week, that
many of those ln Roosevelt's
adm inlstration espoused
f ascis m . He cited as
evidence what he said wes
t heir commllment to a
permanen tly m a n aged
economv.
Landon said he agr eed
with Reagan's assessment.
He said he came to that
conclusion more t han 38
years ago, referring to a
speech he made lo 1943 in
which he said the Roosevelt
administration was following
"the fascist t heory of a
planned economy."
· · Roo5evelt said in 1935 he
was going to manage the
economy of the country,·•
said Landon. "I sa id that
meant a huge federal
bureaucracy, and look what
we have now."
-Twelve -yea r ·old E rle
Boyd, the youngest surviving
heart transplant recipient,
has been visited by one of his
hero es. University of
Georgia football Coach Vince
Dooley.
Dooley wore a surgical
mask and gown to visit Eric
o n C hri s tma s Eve a t
University Hospital, where
the youngster is recovering
from his Nov 24 transplant
operation Also at Eric's
bedside was Rep. Albert Lee
Smith, R-Ala
Eri c. an avid Georgia
Bulldogs fan , received a
foot ball autographed by the
Georgia team and a baseball
autographed by the Atlanta
Braves. Eric's mother and
stepfather had told reporters
Eric was a fan of Georgia
football and the Atlanta
Braves When Dooley and
Smith read about Eric. they
arranged to visit him.
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Orange Coaet OAJL Y PILOT/Saturday, December 28, 1981
Bethlehem crowds off
Decrease in Christian pilgrims ascribed to. area tension
BETHL EH E M, Occupi ed
Wttt Bank CAP) -Butloadl of
pllerlma flocked t,n the rain and
cold Friday to the town where
Jesus was born. while Arab
workers swept Manger Square
or the Utter left from Christmas
festivities.
Offi cial celebrations ended
with Christmas morning Mass
conducted by the Ro m a n
Ca t ho l ic Patria r ch of
J erusalem, Monsignor Giacomo
Giuseppe Beltrilli, in the Church
of the Nativity.
Arabs worked through the
night sweeping Manger Square
free of the debris left behind by
some 7,000 pilgrims who spent
Christmas Eve caroling, eating,
drinking and watching midnight
Mass on a closed-cir~ult screen.
h raell troop• relaxed the
t11htest Hcurlty thla town could
r emember, and traUlc was
flowing normall y by mornlng.
Streets were soon clogged with
tourist buaes.
Protestants held a three-mile
procession from Manier Square
to Beil Sahour to attend a
ser vice at Shepherds' Field,
where tradition says word of the
holy blrth was first received
Souvenir s hops lining the
square appeared to be doing a
brisk business in olive wood and
mother-of-pearl nativity scenes,
d espite t he disappoi nting
turnout in the weeks precedmg ·
Chris tmas . Attendance at
Christmas Eve celebrations was
about half its usual size.
Both Is raeli officials and
Btthlebem'a Arab mayor , E.llu
FrelJ, attributed tb• drop ln lW
num ber o f p ll arlmt to •
worldwide slump ln tourlam , bUl
others said Mlddl e Eaat tenatoq.
may have scared some PllCri!!f
away. •
·'Because of the tension, U.
tourism has been slow," uid
B r other Philip Mo ra les. a
f'ranciscan friar at the Nati vity
Church.
·'The tourists have nothing to
fear or worry about," said Freij,
"Thill is a very peaceful aQld
secure area."
Right hand put on
man's le/ t arm
Israeli authorities, however1 s t e p p e d u p t h e n o r m a.t
precautions against terrorism«
civil disturbances after a monti
or Palestinian unrest in t~
occupied West Bank. Bethlehem
residents said the number ~
soldiers guarding the town w•
unprecedented. Israel captured
the West Bank in the 1967 Middle
East war.
Arab merchants compensated
for the low turnout by hikinc
prices by 50 percent or more on
Christmas Eve. At one store, the
price or bottled soda doubled to
$1. A bus ride that cost 25 centa
from Jerusalem in the momlng
cost 70 cents in the evening.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. tAP> -A
38-year-old mechanic whose
mangled lert hand was replaced
by the hand from his severed
right arm in what might be a
sur gical first says he feels
"pretty lucky to just be alive."
"I feel lucky lo have just one
hand," Wilson Collins, 38, of
Hazard, said from his bed in
Louisville's J ewish Hospital.
Surgeons operated for nearly
15 hours Dec. 16 to attach the
h and.
"This is the first time I know
of that it's been done," said Dr.
Ha rold E . Kleinert of Hand
Surgery Associates. a Louisville
medical team that performed
the operation.
Collins, a mechani c, was
working at the Lost Mountain
coal mine near Hazard when he
was trapped between a service
truck and a 50-ton rock truck
that backed over hi m.
His right arm was severed and
his left hand and fo rearm were
crushed. Collins was flown to
J ewish Hospital here, hospital
spokeswoman Barbar a Zingman
said. and doctors determined
that the right arm could not be
reattached.
Ms . Zi ngman s aid the left
forearm was reconstructed well
Reagans
• enioy
Christmas
WAS HI NGTON <AP > -
President and Mr s. Reagan
spent their first Christmas in the
Wh ite House quietly, giving gifts
to t heir children but none to
each other.
Over the years, the Reagans
h ave become "more practical"
in their gift-giving and plan to
buy so mething for t he ir
California ranch on their 30th
wedding anniversary m March,
White House spokesman Mark
Weinberg sajd.
At 10 a .m . Friday , the
Reagans gathered around the
tree in the second-floor living
quarters of the White House with
two of the four Reagan children .
Ron J r. got a portable stereo
cassette player with earphones;
bis wife. Doria, was given a pair
o f earrings. Daugh ter Patti
Davis received a pair of boots.
She was accompanied on her
Wh ite House visit by a guest
whom We inbe rg declined to
identify.
enough to allow the right hand to
be attached to the left wrist.
Collins' wife, Linda. 35, said,
"I know if he can live with it. l
can too."
"I'm starting to get feeling in
it now," Collins said
Collins' right hand was
reattached lo his left wrist with
the paJm facing inward like a
normal left hand, but with the
fingers reversed. Kleinert said.
"He'll have to learn how to
use it differently. but that won't
be much of a problem once he
gets used to 1t." said Kleinert.
Many pilgrims hoping for a
spirit ual experience Christmas
Eve were disappointed by the
carnival atmosphere.
"I don't like it when they seU
beer and hot dogs her e oa
Christmas," said Dan Trudel ~
Ottawa. Canada. "There are toq
ma n y pedd lers . It 's t oo
commercial ."
"It's li ke a zoo. J'm trutr
disappointed," said Mich~
Delage of Montreal. Canada.
AP W..._.
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replace the.• one h<'r father chewed off las t winter. Now the
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A4 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/S1turday, December 26. 1981
Development fees upset
North Me$a residents miffed that city dropped fight
North Coeta Me sa
homeowners who led an
lnltlatlve to block th e
development or more than 650
homes and apartments near
South Coaat Plaza say they are
disappointed over the city's
decision to drop the case.
More than three years or leeal
batUes came to an end Monday
when council members voted not
to appeal to the State Supreme
Court a Dec. 1 appellate court
ruling declaring invalid an
inlllalive rezoning 68 acres.
"I 'm disappointed because I
think it's important enough that
the Supreme Court of Callfomia
should make the decision," said
Jon Paradis, vice president of
the North Costa Mesa
Homeowners Association.
"If that decision stands it's
going to be very difficult for
.anyone anywhere to rezone
property," he added.
As things now stand Arne!
Development Co., owner of 50
acres bounded by South Coast
Plaza and the San Dleao
Freeway, can go ahead with
plans to construct S37
apartments and 127 detached
homes.
But observers note that
regardless of the court's and the
council's decision It's hiehly
unlikely that the developer will
choose to construct S37
apartments on the property.
It's been more than two years
since an apartment complex
was built in Costa Mesa.
Construction costs and an
uncertain financial picture
make development or
apartments very difficult.
"Apartments are not as viable
as they were four years ago,"
said councilman Donn Hall.
"I'm sure they'll want to make
some changes. Exactly what
they want to do is hard to say.
I'm sure we'll go through a
dozen public hearings."
Representatives for Arnet
Development Co. said it is too
soon to decide how much of the
orialnaJ plan Is still workable.
They plan to meet with Costa
M esa planning offlclals In
mid-January.
'·Now It's in the developer's
hands to produce something,"
said Mayor Arlene Schafer.
"The council ls pl aylng a
waiting game."
For more than a ·month
members from the North Costa
Mesa Homeowners Association
have been m eeting with
r e presentatives from South
Coast Plaza, owner or 13 or the
acres (bounded by Sunflower
A venue, Bear Street and the San
Diego Freeway> to discuss the
future of the site.
I ndicalions are that the
homeowners would probably
favor the proposed professional
complex suggested by South
Coast Plaza .
Coast song leaders
to make Japan trip
·'We have not been
approached by Arnet yet," said
Paradis . "We 're letting
negotiations with the
Segerstroms (South Coast
Plaza) be the bell ringer and
hope that Arne I follows suit."
Whether the city could have
won the next round or legal
battles will never be known. The
controversial rezoning initiative
had been tied up in the courts for
more than three years.
'SANTA' IN A SURREY -Cheri Surver, 17 and
her Shetland · pony a r e silhouetted by the
evening sun· as they deliver Christmas
presents in an old-fashioned surrey near
Salinas. It was the third year she has made
deliveries this way.
Rites held for 'doll lady'
Students from Huntington
Beach and Dana Point will be
among the six Cal State Long
Beach song leaders who will
represent the United States at
the Japan Bowl football contest.
The Japan Bowl will feature
all-star American collegiate
football players. It is scheduled
for Jan . 17 at Yokohama
Stadium.
"I would say that the chances
or having the decision reversed
again are practically nil," said
councilman Hall.
Dave Leighton, president of
the North Costa Me sa
Homeowners Association said
some lessons have been learned
from the last three years or legal
wrangling.
Funeral services will be held
today for Laguna Beach resident
Josie Mc Elhany, popularly
known in the city as "the doll
lady."
Among her regular customers
was television personality Zsa
Zsa Gabor.
Besides her nickname as "the
doll lady," Mrs. McElhany was
also known as Mrs . Santa Claus
b y the many children who
visited her shop over the years.
Mrs . McElhany at St . Catherine
or Siena Catholic Church, 900
Temple Terrace, in Laguna
Beach, today.
Burial will follow at Pacific
View Me morial Park, 3500
Pacific View Drive, Newport
Beach.
Local residents who will
participate include Andrea
Baxter and Kristen Hennessey,
both of Huntington Beach, and
Amanda Mequet of Dana Point.
The song leaders will perform
dance-oriented routines, engage
in Bowl promotions at Tokyo
department stores and conduct a
clinic for Japanese song leaders.
"l trunk the whole thing has
set an example of how people in
the community can deal with
things and what they can do,"
sai d Leighton.
Mrs. McElhany, owner of the
Mounlai;1 Folk Doll Shop near
the Festival of Arts grounds in
Laguna for nine years, died
Wednesday following a long
illness. She was 60.
Friends of the family said
Mrs. McElhany worked until the
day before her death preparing
Christmas orders in her store.
Mrs. McElhany is survived by
her husband , Boyd , five
chi ldr e n , and eigh t
grandchildren.
Sam Howard rite
set for Sunday
A memorial service will be held Sunday for
long-time Corona del Mar resident Sam Howard,
who died Wednesday at age 86.
The service will 1 begin at 4 p.m . at the
Community Church, 611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona
del Mar.
Mr. Howard was a retired Los Angeles area
buildinl contractor who moved to Corona del Mar
in 1950. He was a member of the Irvine €oast
Country Club from its founding and was active in a
Los Angeles Masonic Lodge more than 50 years.
Survivors include his wife Margaret, daughter
Betty Coates of Pasadena, brother-in-law and
sister, Howard and Grace Sartori of Mission Viejo,
four grandchildren and two nephews. .
A private graveside service will be conducted
for the family today al Forest Lawn Cemetery in
Glendale.
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Formidable problems loom in Soviet fut11re
ByCHA&LESJ.HANLEY ._ ..... ,.,.. ......
The Soviet Union a tands on the
threshold or a new er a, a tlant wei1hted
down with missiles, blOOdy memories
and visionary plans, a s uperpower
whose path ls s trewn with challenges;
-It.II communis t nei1hbor and ward,
Poland, is in deep trouble.
-Its own economy, after a relative
boom in the 1960s and ea.rly 1970s, Is
lumbering lbrough a time or
uncertainly.
-lt.s army is dangerously ensnared in
a guerrilla war in Afghanistan, and lts
American adversary, under a new
leader, is talking tough again.
-Perhaps most important, its own
leader, the ailing Leonid Brezhnev,
may have to be replaced at any time.
Where is this formidable nation
headed from the twilight of the
Brezhnev era"!
IN INTERVIEWS a nd writings, a
dozen experts who know the Soviet
Union intimately -academics ,
economists and diplomats -agree that
a time of decision Is approaching for
Moscow's leaders: more guns or more
butter. liberalization or tie-hter controls.
decentralization of the economy or still
more central planning.
Dimitri Simes. a Soviet affairs
s peciali s t at Johns Hopkins
University's School of Advanced
International Studies, says the new
leadership will have to be "more bold ,
more decisive, more confident" to deal
with accumulated problems.
Daniel Bond, who follows the Soviet
economy more c losely than any
American, believes it has sufficient
underlying strength for survival.
But what will the Soviet Union be like
in the decades to come?
The most commonJy held view is one
of s mall steps. of gradually more
economic decentralization, of learning
to live with socialist "friends" who
follow divergent paths. Some expect a
little political liberalization, others
more authoritarianism.
Above aJl, as the world's largest
nation redefines itself and its brand of
socialism, those watching it are mindful
of its fundamentally conservative.
cautious nature.
RUSSIA, THE 19lb century poet
F e dor Tiutchev o bserved , is the
··homeland of patience.··
On Jan. 27, 1959, in a seven-hour
speech to the 21st Congress of the Soviet
Communist Party, Premier Nikita S.
Khrushchev boasted that the Soviet
gross nationaJ product wouJd overtake
the ~merican GNP by 1980. But Soviet
production today is less than two-thirds
the U.S. output.
After growing at an annual rate of 4
to 5 percent in the 1960s and early 1970s,
the Soviet economy has remained
hobbled by deep.rooted problems -
perenniaJ agricultural shortcomings, a
slip in the growth of labor productivity
and in the growth of the labor force
itself, the inertia of a system that prizes
stability over innovation.
The grain cr o p , heart of Soviet
agriculture, has stagnated or actually
declined in each of the past three years
Industrial production per man-hour
grew at more than 3 percent a year in
the 1960s but by 1979 had s taJled, reports
Bond, a Soviet s pecialist at Wharton
Econometric Forecasting Associates in
Was hington.
U S. analysts speak vaguely of declin·
ing worke r m o ral e , pointing t o
evidence of worsening alcoholism and
absenteeism. Bond suggests that a
reported sharp rise i n the infant
mortaUty rate may be a symptom of a
general .. health crisis."
At the same lime. expansion of the
work force is slowing. U.S. Commerce
Depa rtment demographer Murray
Fesbach forecasts that the annuaJ net
increase in the working·age population
will fall from a 1976 high of 2.7 million
to a low of 285.000 in 1986.
ECONOMIST VICTOR Pe rlo, an
American Co mmunist who has
publis hed a book in Moscow on the
Soviet economy defends 1t agamst its
detractors He notes by way of
percent, but President Reagan wants to
boost that to 7 percent by 1986. Soviet
economic health may depend to a great
d eg ree o n the cou r se o f the
s uperpowers' m i litary buildups,
programs that each blames on the
other
Good weather and normal farm
production couJd give the Soviet GNP a
respectable growth rate of 3 percent In
the next two years, Bond forecasts
"But this may prove impossible to
sustain," he wrote, "since the Soviet
''My problem with rolling off . a list of
Soviet setbacks is not to delude ourselves
into thinking that the end of communism is
.at hand."
comparison, for example, that labor
productivity in the United States has
actually been declinrn g But Perlo
agrees "there are serious problems in
economic m anagement .'·
One. he said, is the old Soviet
phenomenon of "storming," in which a
factory falls behind schedule in the first
part of the month, then works overtime
in the final days to meet the month's
quota. Such inefficiency takes a heavy
toll of Soviet production.
Anothe r heavy burden on the
economy is Soviet military spending.
U.S. experts estimate 11 to 14 percent of
Soviet GNP is devoted to defense. The
current figure in the United States is 5.5
economy will continue to be plagued by
s erious long-term problems."
"OVER THE COURSE of the 1970s,
Eastern Europe has become less or an
economic asset and more of an
economic drain." says Blair A. Ruble. a
research associate at Washington's
Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian
Studies.
Moscow has t o s ubsidize East
European economies with cheap Soviet
oil. and in Poland alone it is stuck wilh
$4 billion or more in questionable loans,
he says.
"It's going to become very expensive
for the Soviets to maintain their East
European empire.'·
Simes maintains that the Soviets.
with their plodding centralism, could
learn rrom economic expenments in
socialist neighbors like Hungary, where
pri vatel y owned s hops and other
··market socialism" ideas have been
int 1 oduced ·'It could be a very
important educational experience for
the Russians," he says
Al the 26th Soviet Communist Party
Congress last February, party chief
Brezhnev held up some of the East
European innovations as exemplary.
Out m ost d oubt the 75 ·year -o ld
Brezhnev WJll be the man to put s uch
policies into action
The Soviet government 1s taciturn
a bout such things. but Brezhnev doesn't
a ppear in robust health. and all sorts of
1ulments have been ascribed to him in
the West. Jn any event, h.is age alone
focuses increasing s peculation over
succession
"The honest ans wer 1s, we don't
know • ., an Ame rican government
offi cial says ··we just don't have a
good reel for high politics in the
Kremlin. no matter what anybody tells
you."
BUT USING PAST performance as a
g uide, the Kre mlin-watchers have
developed a fa vored scenario
Brethnev will be succeeded first by an
interim leadership from the old guard
(the average age of the 14 full members
of the Politburo ls 70), followed in two
or three years by a more permanent
new team.
Most view lo ngtime Bre zhnev
associate and stand·tn Andrei KlrUenko
u a Likely Immediate replacement. But
he's lhe same aae as Brezhnev.
Ruble n otes that the "Brezhnev
generution" will be replaced by men
who came to political maturity in the
pos t ·Stalln period "It m ay m ake a
con11iderable ditrerence in style." he
s aid.
H e cited the e xample or Soviet
Georgia party c hi e f Eduard
Schevardnad zc. who consults public
opinion polls in his republic arld whose
s peech es a re .. very blunt about
shortcomings."
S i mes. like Columbia University
· · Sovietologist ' · Seweryn Bialer,
believes the succession might erupt into
a fierce polilicaJ struggle as the special
interests of the Moscow bureaucracy
vie for pre-eminence.
ONCE ENTRENCHED, Simes says, a
new leadership could overrule powerful
factions and "put less emphasis on
consensus. more emphasis on seeing the
country run again. They need a strong
chief executive. They haven't had one in
Brezhnev "
But, he adds, the new leaders "wlll
have to understand that the autocratic
government that exists in Russia may
very well keep its hand on all levers of
powe r but s imultaneously allow
econo m ic reorganiza tion .
decentraJizat1on and private initiative
that these two things, in short, are
not incompatible and thal they will
have to do it because otherwise they
will not survive."
Russians re ly on central authority.
Americans on the people's common
sen s e . Fr e nch man Al ex is de
Tocqueville wrote a century-and·a ·half
ago. "Their courses a re not the same;
yet each or them seems marked out by
the will of Heaven to s way the destinies
of halt the globe "
The ideology put into practice in
Russia in 1917 s pread to govern
one-quarter of humanity But as a
g lo bal power the Soviet Uni on 's
fortunes have been m ixed Poland and
the bloody maze of Afghanistan are the
I a t est in a string o f troubles and
reversals datrng back to Stalin's
alienation or Communist Yugoslavia in
1948.
But Ruble cautions , .. My problem
with rolling off a list of Soviet setbacks
1s not to delude ourselves into thinkinii
tha t the end or comm unism. in the
Soviet Union or elsewhere , 1s at hand.··
THE SO VIETS' ACE in-the -hole.
says economist Bond, is their country's
natural wealth One Soviet geographer
estimates the Soviet Union has 59
percent or the world 's coal reserves. 41
percent or its iron ore, 80 percent of its
manganese a nd 54 percent of its
potassium
"They have the m eans to survi,•e on
their own terms,'' Bond says
The country is given to large-scale
pro1ects Two of the most crucial are
the Baikal-Amur Railroad. which will
open vast areas of Siberia to resource
development a fter it is completed in
1984 , and a new pipeline system that
will carry Siberian natural gas to
Western Europe.
Long-range plans envision populating
t he mineral-rich vas tness of Siberia.
co mputerizing soc iet y . s preading
nuclear powerhouses across the land.
Still. analysLc; say economic stagnation
1s possible.
Ruble and others believe the new
leadership will give local enterprises
greater power of dec1s1on and planning,
perhaps trying some of the "market
so cialis m " techniqu es introduced
elsewhere.
Willie Brown tries to keep Assembly moving
By JENNIFER KERR
AtM<llll .. l'Yft1 Wrl~
Editor 's Note This 1s the final article
of a series eramrnrng California s
political leadership
A year ago, De mocrat Willie Brown
bec ame Asse mbly s pea ker th e
unorthodox way -like an upstart who
look over a business by m arrying the
boss· daughter .
Now the rt a mboyant upstart has
divorced the daughter but has won over
the skeptical majority stockholders so
well lhat he's firmly entrenched in the
company's top chair.
THE SAN FRANCISCO lawyer In one
year b as reversed a topsy-turvy
Assembly power s tructure. The
s trained coalition of 28 Republicans and
23 Democrats that put him into the
state's second mos t powerfuJ political
office ls gone. .
Thln1s in the lower house are
pollUcaUy back to normal, partic ularly
for a reapportionment year . All •9
Democrats are firmly united behind
Speaker Brown. All 31 Republicans an
OMNOICOAST
Illy Pilat
The commtnt p11eofth" Dally
Pilot aeek1 to 11\/orm and
1tlmol1te rHdera by present
ln1 a vanM)' ol C1>mment1ry
on toplu of Interest and
at1nlfiunce from Informed ob
ttrver 1nd1pokesme.n.
TllomOIP. B°"'f, ~
latmday, December 21, 1M1
r
mad at Speaker Brown and the rest ot
the Democrats
··1 d o not think there is any
challenge to his le ade rs hip," s a ys
Assemblyman Howard Berman, D·Los
Angeles. who has moved in one year
from Brown's rival to his supporter.
It was reapportionment, that most
partisan of lhe Legislature's duties, that
Brown skillfully used to firmly and
finally win over the most skeptical of
the Berman·backing Democrats.
It wa!I also the force and style of his
powerful personality, heavily laced with
humor. that mended tbe fractures in the
Democratic caucus after a bloody
year·long speakership battle.
Brown has tried with some small
success to plant bis confident a nd
breezy style on the lethargic Assembly
Seeing himself as a manager and
facilitator rather than a policy leader
for his party. he spent the year trying lo
speed up its entrenched slow process
and m ove things quickly and on time.
With great fanfare. he personally
pushed and yanked the s tate budget out
by June 15 for the first lime in recent
memory
But, some Democrats felt he paid too
little attention to specific bills.
creollng the Impression that special
lnteresL1 are buylna the Legislature.
TWO YEi\llS AGO Berman a\JddenJy
challenged Leo McCarthy, 0 -San
FranW!co, who had been speaker since
197'. There ensued a naaty and
expensive year with the DemocraUc
u ucus splJl between the two and each
s pendln1 mllllona to 1et supporters
elected In the 1980 race•.
Berman appeared to be the winner
aft.er the November U180 election, but
the McCarthy forces would not rJve up.
They ra.JUed behind Brown. who went lo
Assembly Mlnorlty Leader Carol
Hallett of Atascadero and struck a deal
for the GOP votes .
Thal deal included s hifting one of the
speaker's powers -assigning bills to
committees -to the Rules Committee,
givin1tt Republicans more committee
c h airmans hips a nd givi ng GOP
committee vice chairmen more staff.
He c reated four new committees,
bringing lhe total lo 24.
T he deal contributed to the huge
increase this year in the Assembly's
own operating budget -from S38
million last year lo $45 million this
year . an 18 percent increase.
There also w e r e r eports la s t
December that Brown had promised
Mrs . Hall e tt co n cession s o n
reapportionment, which Brown denied.
Be rm a n said some Democrats
thought when Brown was elected that
deals had been made with Republicans
"that perhap~ even would lead to
Republican control or the Assembly."
A SKEPTICAL BERMAN a year ago
had called reapportionment "the litmus
te"t for me of what dlrectlon he 's
<Brown's) heading ln."
Reapportionment, done every 10
years, Is the redrawlnt or Assembly,
Senate and congressional lines to renec:t
population changes. The Le1lslature
has the responsil)illty. but in reality lt 's
tbe party ln power th.al draws the lines
to enhance Its own position In f\.ature
elections.
But the plan unveiled ln Sept.ember
dumbfowfded the RepubUc1n1, puttln1
six or them into three dlatricu.
"Whatever remalnlnt dist.rust that
exist~ ... among Berman aupporten,
uld Assemblyman Rlc:hard Roblnson,
O·Santa Ana. who had been a key
Berman backer. "I believe that
cynicism was removed wllh t.bc artful
way WUUe handled reapportionment."
"There 1s no justification and no
great improvement in the quality of
the budget by delaying it.''
"l ' m particularly happy that he
demonstrated h e would be a
Democratic speaker." Be rman says.
· REPU8LICANS WERE not as
pleased.
Said Assemblyman Ross Johnson or
Anaheim. one of three GOP leaders
involved both in the talks before
Brown becam e speaker and 1n
reapportionment negoUatlons:
"I expected, when 1 supported Wlllie
Brown. that thia was a man who had a
high enough reaard ror the process that
he would be fair "
While be stressed that Brown made
no reapportionment promises. Johnson
said Lbat whit the GOP wouJd have
considered .. fair" would bave been "if
the partlsan balance bad come out
routhlY u lt la today, . .but they went
rar bey-ond that and tried lo extend t.helr
control.'' "Had Republicans been ln power,
they would have done lbe same thing,"
saya Brown. "There w11 never any
dilcussion between WllUe Brown and
the Republicans at the time or lbe vote
for speakenhJp about lumln1 the house
over by way of lbe rtapport.lonment
process lo the Republicans."
Brown belittles his role In the
uolficaUon proceu .
"l came alon1 at a good time.
-WILLIE BROWN
E ve r yone was coope rating with
everybody , I'm not sure I had a
whole lot to do with that, except I was
not identified as one of the combatants.
I was not identifie d as a power
egom a niac unwilling t o accept
consult.ation and restrictions.··
Berm an says Brown was able lo
accomplish the unity he d id becau~ be
was accessible to fellow legislators. is
"quick on his feet in a vulety of
difrerent situations" a nd because he
ca n "make people feel like they•re
involved and playing a role ....
BROWN'S ONE-LINERS. often
aimed at himself. are famous and be
used them to good advantage numerous
times this year when be wanted lo 1tt
the Assembly moving.
A quick and impaUent man~ Brown
made it hls personal 1oal lO tel the
budget out by the conslftullooal
deadline or June 1s. ll wu dlfncuJt
pushing ll throu.1h the s low-movinc
democratic process of long hearln•s
and endless speeches.
• • 1 · m a great observer or the rules and
l don't believe It ls • dlsrc1ard of
subs tance \o, In fact, resl)ttt those
rules. There's no juRtJOcaUon and no
areal Improvement in the qua.llt.y of the
budget by delaying It unUI J\lly 1, •• be
sald
~~'""._ Launch new ,.._~~~'f. yeqr with a bang
New Year's Eve might not
come in with a Dang, but Uncle
Len la sure it'll be a blast.
Uncle Len is going to go to a
big party with lots of big, funny
people who work at the
newspaper. There's going to be
lot of food and stuff to drink.
But good old Uncle Len hopes
that no one brings any kind of
fish as an appetizer. It seems
that I was at a party recently
and some salmon was kept as a
delicious leftover for the hungry
folks in the newsroom. Uncle
Len doesn't want to look at
another piece of s melly fish.
Yuk!
If I bad my choice, l 'd rather
get hooked on· some wonderful
New Year's noisemakers.
They're lots of fun and can make
a shy person the life of the
party. Ir the party ever gets dull
or quiet, just blast away on a
horn and you're sure to stir up
some interest.
Mary Walters, 15, of Newport
Beach is sure to be the life of her
party with all the noisemakers
she drew for the contest this
week. The youngster had the
best drawing of the batch and
took the $S first place prize.
Longtime contributor Molly
Deneher , 8, of Newport Beach
finally came through with a
winner this week. Her drawing
of an intersting horn took second
place and $2. Congratulations
Molly, your persistence has paid
off.
Before we get into next week's
contest Uncle Len would like to
discuss an important contest
issue.
Some of the entries appear to
have been traced from a picture
in a magazine or book. Since
Uncle Len expects original
pieces of artwork, it's not fair to
directly copy a picture for a
contest entry. It's an Uncle Len
No-No to trace pictures.
Since New Year's Day is just
around the comer, Uncle Len
would like to see some drawings
that'll herald in 1982. One of the
biggest events on New Year's
Day is the Tournament of Roses
Parade. I'm sure most of my
friends have watched television
coverage of the event or maybe
even attended o ne of the
parades.
You all should know what the
flo-ats look like, decorated with
thousands of rose petals. Did
you know that it takes months of
planning to design a float? Once
an artist draws a picture of the
float in the parade, what would
it look like?
If you could have your own
f19at in the parade, what would
look like?
Uncle Len knows that a piece
FIRST PLACE WINNER Mary Walters of Newport Beach
SECOND PLACE WINNER MoUy DeMher of Newport Beach
of paper 4 inches square isn't
enough room to draw a very
detailed float, so try and keep
your drawings simple. But if you
have a very fine black pen, go
right ahead and draw whatever
you like.
Uncle Len is looking foward to
seeing some very nice Rose
Parade float pictures.
Send your entries to Uncle
Len, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa. Calif. ~. Try to
mail your drawin~s no later
than Monday. so tha·t they get to
my des k by Wednesday.
Remember to use black ink only
on a piece of paper 4 inches
square. Include your name,
address and age on the back of
the entries.
Age is very important since
you never know when a
fish-loving big, funny person
might try to sneak in an entry.
Good luck with the contest and
Happy New Year.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 26, 1981 A1
AP..,.....
FURRY BUNDLE OF JOY -The world's only panda bred naturally in captivity, left, stays
close to its mother, Ying-Ying, in their darkened, air-conditioned cage at the Chapultepec Zoo
in Mexico City. There are only about 250 pandas in the world.
Pets enrich education
Lessons can be learned from four-footed friends
NEW YORK (AP) -The
teacher's pet may have four legs
and be the students' pet as well,
as children nationwide care for
-and learn from -their
classroom animals.
Whet.her it's the kindergarten
turtle or the sixth-grade rabbit,
live animals have been found to
enrich the educational basics -
reading, writing and arithmetic
-as well as more advanced
subjects including accounting
and science. says the Pet In-
formation Bureau.
··Pets lead even 'lazy' stu·
dents to do independent re·
search such as reading about the
animal's background and
habits," explains Susan
Goldman, a New York public·
school teacher.
"Young children," she adds.
"can learn valuable lessons in
responsibility and cooperation
with others by caring for a
classroom pet. Academically,
they learn to count, draw and
spell faster when these lessons
are enlivened by residents of the"
class aquarium, for example. or
the class hamster."
Many animals make good
classroom pets, according to
Steven Trombetti, director of
the i nformation bureau.
However, he points out, it's im-
portant to choose the proper pet
for a pan.icular age group and
its learning requirements. Pets
that are easily cared for.are best
for younger grades, he says.
Fish, turtles and reptiles, 'for ex-
ample, are educational and easy
to care for.
··on the other hand. fourth ,
fifth and sixth-graders are
fascinated by gerbils, guinea
pigs, birds and rabbits," he
notes ''These pets require
greater care and demand
responsible behavior more
typical or older children.
"Teacher-assigned r eading'
helps students decide and vote
on those pets best suited to their
classroom. Many classes even
organize field trips to local pet
shops for advice on suitable
classroom and home pets and
their care.'"
Included among other benefits
derived from pets in the
classroom, Trombetti says, are:
-ART LESSONS bring out la·
tent talent when children are
asked to illustrate scenes from
their favorite animal stories or
join in a class project to make a
pet mobile to hang over the "pet
W hite tigers
a t Omaha zoo
station." The mobile can include
a picture or each pet. name and
favorite food .
-EXERCISES which involve
writing and research skills sud·
denly become much more en·
joyable when the subject is a
topic of interest. such as a
favorite animal. Spelling bees
have been organized using
words that relate to pets, as
well.
GEOGRAPHY AND
history lessons are enlivened
by discussions centering in the
evolution of certain animals.
-PETS are also used to in·
troduce such subjects as
careers, when discussing what
pet-related jobs are available;
the weather and how animals
adapt to various climates; and
industrial progr ess, describing ·
bow animals once performed
tasks now done by machines.
Youngster battles genetic disorder OMAHA. Neb. <AP> -There
are only about 35 while tigers in
the world, and three of them are
her e following the birth of two
white cubs at the Henry Doorly
Zoo .
-LESSONS IN ACCOUN·
ting and mathematics are ii·
lustrated by the amount of time
and money needed to care for a
pet. Graphs and charts are de·
veloped lo monitor a classroom
pet"s weight and daily food in·
lake. The metric system
becomes second nature to
children when they keep track of
their pet's weight, size and food
intake in metric measurements.
-THROUGH DISCUSSION of
the proper nutritional require·
ments of classroom pets, stu·
dents develop a better un-
derstanding of their own food
needs. Instead of reaching for
that fast-food snack. they learn
that an apple or carrot or glass
of milk is better for them as well
as for their pet.
By J I M CHURCH
AS_ .... ""91 W<H«
BLODGETI. Ore. -Malt Van
Geest filled up on chocolate cake
and ice cream and ran around
his yard chasing dogs and other
children. just like any other
4-year-old at his birthday party.
But the boy still carries inside
him the "time bomb" that
threatened his life every time he
'.ook a step just a year ago. The
iiclim of Gaucher's disease is
narkedly better, thanks to an
operation to remove his spleen,
but doctors still have failed to
find a donor for the
bone-marrow transplant he
needs to live beyond his teen-age
years.
"Last year at this time we
were afraid he wouldn't have a
4th birthday." said Joanne Van
Geest, Matt·s mother.
Mall turned 4 recently and
shared a birthday party with bis
stepsister. Tina, who was 10 on
Nov. 8.
Gaucher's is an incurable
genetic disorder. but Matt's
doctors think a marrow
transplant could stop its effects.
The operation in September to
remove his spleen. enlarged by
the disease, left him with a
slight hunchback. and he has lo
take penicillin and thyroid
m edicine daily to ward off
infection.
"We haven't cured anything,"
said his father. Terry Van
Geest.
........
TTU ,..., .. -Matt Van Geest or Blodeett, Ore., is atrualinl a1alnat an incurable
11e11. ma spleen waa removed to battle a 1enetlc dltorder called Gaucher'• di1eue.
"He's back to where he was
when he was born. The problem
has not concentrated in any
organ. as it did the spleen. It
might block the liver or kidneys,
but I hate to even think about
that."
Fund-raising drives have
raised more than $20,000 lo help
pay for medical care. Van
Geest, a lumber mill worker,
has been laid off s ince
September.
The Van Geests learned before
Matt turned 3 he had Gaucher's.
which prevents bone marrow
from producing an enzyme that
breaks down fatty material in
the body. Doctors say the form
of the disease Matt has often
kills its victims before they
become teen-agers.
"'He was born with a time
bomb," said Dr. Neil Buist,
professor of genetics and
pediatrics at Oregon Health
Sciences Center University.
Matt had difficulty walking
and had to be carefully handled
to avoid rupturing the spleen,
which was r e mov e d at
Bethesda, Md., in an operation
arranged through the National
Institutes of Health.
The boy weighed 42 pounds
when be went into the hospital.
dropped to 30 pounds after the
operation, but regained 10
pounds in a montb.
"He's a ball Of fire DOW,"
Matt's father said. "And he bas
a great appetite . Before 9
o'clock in the morning, he's bad
three bi'ea.kfQCI."
1'houunds or people from
around the country retponded to
the Van Geesls' appeals for
murow donors, but no one with
the boy's tissue type was found.
The NIH, meanwhile, ls
conducting research on
tran1planUn1 the necessary .
en.ayma, rather than t.he bone
marrow .
The Van Geutt Uve in tht
Coast Rance footbUl• about 80
mUea southwest or Portland.
The zoo ··took a gamble" and
bought two ··old circus cats" -
Raja and Sheba -after learning
the yellow Bengal-Siberian cats
had produced white offspring,
said Director Lee Simmons.
Sheba has given birth to five
live cubs since she was bought
five years ago, and one of them,
Ramar, is a white tiger who
Ii ves at the zoo. The two
unnamed cubs will go on display
in April, he said.
Other science and health
lessons. such as the study of
anatomy aod sci e ntific
classification of animals. are
facilitated by bringing some of
those animals into th e
classroom.
Dog of .,,., W eelc
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abepberd mix. She'd love to •• out or the Orante County
Animal Shelter1 •• 5451 City Drive South, Oran1e. Call
834-nll lf you'd wee to i:ue her home.
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Aa Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. December 28. 1981
Hope backs effort to name street for Jerry Ford
CHAIRMAN -
Comedian Bill Cosby
wlll s~rve as nLAtllmal
honorary chairman of
campaign to increase
awareness or s ickle
<'ell disease.
RIVERSIDE (AP) -Namln1 a
street after a former president may
not seem like a controversial -or
humorous -subject for a public
he11rlng.
But Bob Hope found humor, and
desert residents found controversy in
a proposal before the county Board of
Supervisors here this week to change
the name of Country Club Drive to
Gerald Ford Drive.
"I never dreamed I'd be here as a
character witness for Jerry Ford,"
Hope quipped.
The supervisors voled 4-1, with
Kay Ceniceros dlasent1n1. to chan1e
the name of the drive next month It
the cities of Rancho Mlraae and
Palm Desert, which have jurisdkUon
over part.8 of the road, 10 along. In
order for the name of the county's
portion to change, the board said,
within 30 days the Rancho Mlra1e
City Council would have to stand by
Its earlier vote to change the name,
and the Palm Desert City Council
would have to vote in favor of the
new name.
Hope, a Palm Springs resident,
salt! Ford is a man who "served hls
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and Americans love this man."
Hope and Bermuda Dunes resident
Paul Jenkins had raised the lssue or
the name chan1e last sprina.
Jenkins said he admires Ford and
his wife, Betty, who are residents of
Rancho Mirage.
"They moved in, took charae and
represented charities . . . to make
this a better place to live in," said
Jenkins, who presented a petiUon
with about 175 slitnaturea of lboat
supporting the name chanse.
On the other side, Ellubetb
Word4'n of the Palm Desert Greens
mobile home park said she conducted
a survey of area residenu showtn1
I, 760 against the change, 56 in favor
and 101 supporting a name other than
Ford.
The opponents sald they had
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Country Club Drive was a familiar
a nd appropriate name, and
suggested that Ford be honored by
lending his name to a new street._
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Good business at theaters?
Hollywood sees tragedy, and upheaval in 1981
By BOB THOMAS ._ ..... ,,,_._
HOLLYWOOD -Double tragedies and
upheaval In the corporate structure marked the
Hollywood news in 1981 , during which the film
Industry held its own but produced only two
runaway bits.
The year brought good if not spectacular
business to the nation's movie theaters. Some
insiders blamed the economic recession in
America, others the dearth or exciting new films.
Still others suggested Americans in increasing
numbers were slaying home to watch movies on
their video players or cable television.
The unsettled nature or the film business was
evidenced by a damaging strike, and threat or
another. changes or ownership in two major
companies, reshuffling of executives at all levels.
The television industry had its troubles, too.
Onetime wonder boy Fred Silverman was fired by
NBC after failing to lirt the network out or the
ratings cellar. The fall season was delayed by the
writer's strike, and programmers were under
attack by moralists .
Here's how the top Hollywood stories of 1981
looked to this reporter:
l . The drowning of Natalie Wood. After
spending most or her life In films. the star died ln a
boating accident, and the rum community still
hasn't recovered from tbe shock
2. The death of Wiiiiam Holden. H1a accidental
death In a drunken fall happened two weeu before
the Natalie Wood tragedy and was equally
shocking.
3. The Fox takeover. Jn a surprise move,
Denver oilman Marvin Davis purchaaed 20th
Century· Fox for $122 million, removlnl one of the
industry's oldest and most distinguished studios
from public ownership.
4. The MGM-UA merger. Another surprise:
Las Vegas entrepreneur Kirk Kerkorian paid $380
mi 11 ion and move d United Artists f rom
TransAmerica Corp to his MGM . The two gla.ots
a re producing rilms independently, but executive
control was combined.
5. The writers' strike. Membership of the
Writers Guild of America struck the studios over a
sha re of future profits from pay-TV, the same
issue over which the actors waJked out in 1980. The
writers returned after 13 weeks, and a directors'
<See Movie, Page BZ)
surprise at the box office this year It was
one or the biggest money makers or the
year.
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•• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Deoember 26, 1981
Movie business 'Dallas' back in
was good in 198.1 No. 1 position
Pr.• Pa1e B1
atrilte wu averted al the last minute.
. 6. "Ordinary" Oscars. The major winner of
the Academy awards wu ''Ordinary People," a
human drama that outcluaed expensive epica.
Amona the Oacan were those for beat picture and
for flnt.tlme director Robert Redford.
T. "Heaven's Gate" cloeed again. The S3e
million Western, which opened In late ltlO and
immediately closed for repairs, waa finally
released In a shortened version. And died.
8. "Raiders" hit box offices. By far the biggest
moneymaker amon1 the 1981 films wa.s the Geor1e
Lucas-Steven Spielber1 collaboration. "Raiders of
the Lost Ark." Latest gross: $165 million.
"Arthur" was a surprise winner, amassing a tipsy
$77 millloo at latest count.
9. Altack or the moralists. The New Right
brou1ht forth the Moral Majority and other
pressure groups aimed at Improving the moral
tQne or television and movies.
10. The cable explosion. The growing boom In
cable and satellite connections to home television
has spawned new industries and bolstered the film
industry's hope for survival with the aid of new
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NEW YORK <AP) -"Dallu" wu back oo
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dropping another CBS show, "90 Mlnu&u," to
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yea r.
1. William Enos made his middle
name a household word among mov-
iegoers as whom ?
2. A camper nicknamed the Titanic
shows up on what TV series?
3. If you saw a cyclist towing an
outhouse in the funny papers, what
comic strip would you be reading?
4. Two civilia n s have been
a warded the Congressional Medal of
Honor. Na me the m.
5. In what song do you find "a little
bit of rhythm and a lot of soul?"
6. Jackie Gleason once hosted a
quiz show which bombed out after
one airing. Name it.
'1. Wh at football team a 'ierages out
as the youngest in the NFL?
8. Bella Manningham is the leading
lady of what play?
9. In the movie "High Anxiety,"
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what wa.s (a ) the first name of the
hotel bellhop who attacked Mel
Brooks with a newspaper and (b)
where did Mel have his suit cleaned
after the birds attacked?
10. Bill pulled rank to get his old
job back, and his predecessor was
pretty burned up in what movie?
LAST WEEK'S ANSWERS
1. Alice Faye (name change)
2. Beth <Smock's wife>
3. "The Sounds of Silence" (sub-
way waJls)
4. Lance Alworth (Bambi)
5. Ronald Re a g an <Edwards'
replacement)
6. "Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw"
(Lynda in the flesh>
7. Chicago Tribune ("Dewey"
headline>
8. "Bus St-0p" (Elma Duc kworth)
9. (a> Snickelfrilz, Cb) Equapoise
<mouse race)
10. "Anatomy of a Murder " <movie
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 26, 1981
.------a_u_e_eN_i_e ____ School
names
officers
The Mardan Center or
EducaUonal Therapy ln
Costa Mesa, a school
dedicated to servln1
learnlne-dtaabled
children, baa n ew
members and otncers or
its board ot trualeea.
Officers are President
Vivian Patterson, Vice pr~ents Denls Horn
aiid Keith Swayne ,
Secretary Kathleen
Ke rrigan, Assistant
Secretary Roy J une,
Treasurer Joanne
Hanson and Assis tant
Treasurer Ralph Sabin.
New board members
are Diane Anderson of
Rockwell International,
~1111 ~"--SY"CiAt• Inc WOf\drlQIMat--Or. Davld Libert and .,_ _ _._ ____ _;. ___ __.; ______ _. Ralph Sabin of Ernst
"Send in our alleged brains."
HDRDICDPI
Sonday, December %7
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES <March 21 -April 19): Green
light flashes -room is made for you
at more elevated position .
Participation in community activity
coincides with rise of prestige.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ):
Emphasis on plans affecting
domestic stability. Family member
desires change, travel and "more
education." You'll learn plenty -if
receptive and diplomatic.
GEMINI CMay 21-June 20): Gain
valuable hint from Taurus message.
Focus on funds, credit, financial
status of one close to yo u, including
partner or s pou se . Avoi d
unnecessary investment risks.
CANCER (June 21-July 22>: You'll
locate "missing" documents. Your
position is stronger than originally
anticipated. Focus on conflicting
ideas, promises. Learn from recent
experience -do not repeat mistakes.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You gain
allies and a "wider audience."
People confide their problems, some
dependents want more than might be
considered reasonable . Stick to
routine and previous plans .
and Whinney.
on domestic environment, family
relationships and decisions affecting
security. Cancer, Capricorn,
Aquarius persons figure
prominently. Call or message
accelerates change of direction.
SCORPIO (Oct . 23-Nov. 21>:
Emphasis on ideas, movement, trips
and communications from relatives
in transit, Gemini , Sagittarius
persons play important roles.
Intellectual curiosity is stimulated,
you take new Interest in current
activities.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Take stock, be aware of payments,
debts and recent budget resolution.
Some restrictions are necessary, will
prove beneficial in long run.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Gain indicated through written
materiaJ. You discover new outlets
for self-expression. Timi ng ,
judgment and intuition are on target
-make new contacts, assert beliefs,
highlight independence of thought
and action.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ):
Gain indicated by cooperating with
Sagittarian. Family member aids in
extricating setr from complicated
situation. Temporary restriction or
confinement provides chance for
gaining second emotional wind.
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TEXAS CHIC -
Stunl l'y M arcus .
re ti red head of the
f a n {'Y Nei ·
man· Marrus stores.
co n sider s himself
benefactor· of recl'nt
burst of Interest In
Texas worldwide.
Street name
embroiling
PITI'SBURG, Kan. (AP> -The managers of
two fried chicken restaurants got their feathers
ruffled over what to name a city street, but in the
end, it turned out to be much cock-a-doodle-ado
about nothing.
The dispute between the relatives or Mary
Zerngast, operator of Chicken Mary's, and the
relatives of Ann Pichler, owner or Chicken
Annie's, is over whether the street in front of both
restaurants should be named Chicken Annie's
Road or Chicken Mary's Road.
Annie's son-in-law, Louis Liopglav, managed
to get bis proposal -that the road be named
Chicken Annie's, of course -on the agenda of the
Crawford County Commission.
That sparked s quawks from the Chicken
Mary's group, so the commissioners tabled the
issue, hoping the two groups would come up with
an agreeable compromise.
They didn't. So the commissioners decided the
road s hould remain nameless.
·'Whe n we start naming roads after
businesses. that's when we get in trouble," said
Pete Murry, commission chairman.
Evader
of taxes
jaile d
SAN FRAN C ISCO
(AP> -A former airline
ti c k et ag e nt wh o
claimed he was exem pt
from pa y in g t a xes
because hi s wa g e s
weren't inc ome has
drawn a one.year 1ail
term for failing to file
tax returns .
Ronald Zasadny. 37, of
San Ca rlo s, on c e
~mployed b y Trans
World Airlines. had been
convicted of failing to
file 1976 a nd 1977 tax
returns and riling false
withholding certificates
for 1978 and 1979.
A ss i sta nt U .S .
Attorney Jay Weill said
e viden ce s how e d
Zasadny stopped filing
lax returns in 1972 and
e a r n e d m o r e t h a n·
$152,000 from that tame
through 1980.
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COMICS
TELEVISION
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There's. a l>ig catch
to this year's
Bluebonnet Bowl. C5.
He g·ets his kicks .
\
Huskies' Partridge feeling no pressure
ONE THAT GOT AWAY -Laker for war d
Jim Brewer a nd Phoenix guard Dennis
,.,..,,..._
J ohnson go after a loose ball during firs t
half action in Friday's game.
By EDZINTEL °' ... .,...., ........... To say that football runs in
Jeff Partridge's family is like
saying money runs in the
RockefeUer family ..
With four older brothers who
have and/or are playing the
game, Jeff Partridge has a
certain tradition to uphold.
First, there was Bob, a tackle
at Occidental College. Next,
came Bruce , a tight e nd at
Pacific. Then, there was Brent,
a fullback at C al Poly
(Pomona). And then came Rick,
a punter at Utah and the San
Diego Chargers.
Now, there's Jeff, a punter for
the University of Washington's
Rose Bowl·bound Huskies.
IF IDS FAMILY background
of success on the' field seems to
be putting a burden of pre.ssure
on the younges t Partridge, Jeff,
the former Tustin High and
Golden West College star,
accepts it. In fact, he welcomes
it.
After having fini s hed a
two-hour workout with h is
teammntes at Rams Park the
other day, Partridge sat in the
warm afternoon sun, sipping a
coke, relaxed as a man sitting
fireside at his home in an
overstuffed chair.
"I'm not really feeling that
much pressure right now,"
Partridge, a junior majoring in
business said. "I know it's the
Rose Bowl and all, but that
doesn't bother me. Frankly, I'm
having too much fun to let it get
to me."
If Partridge were to listen to
Washington's head coach Don
James while he spoke to the
m edia these days. perhaps
Partridge would be feeling a
little more nervous .
James seems to think that
next week's game will be
HIGH -STEPPIN '
W as h ington·s J eff
Partridge, a former Golden
West College player. will be
doing the punting against
Iowa in the Rose Bowl.
decided by the defenses. He
adds that the outcome could
very well be predicated on the
kicking game.
I F THAT'S the case, then
Partridge should feel downright
scared. His competition, Iowa
punter Reggie Roby, set an
NCAA record this season for
average (49.8 yards per kick)
and was first team All·America.
Roby, a junior like Partridge,
was averaging over 50 yards
going into the last game, but two
kicks into the wind brought it
down.
Partridge averaged 40.0 yards
per punt this season after taking
Patience pays off for Lakers • • Ill Will
PHOENIX !A P J -Los Angeles
Laker forward Michael Cooper credited
some second·half patience as the key to
his team's 104-101 National Basketball
Association victory over the Phoenix
Suns here Friday.
The Lakers played without star
center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who has
a s trained tendon in his right ankle.
"Their shots jus t started falling for
them in the second balf," said Suns
.Coach John MacLeod. "They weren't
getting easy s hots , but they were
aggressive offensively and tbat was the
difference ...
"We cut their lead down to five at the
half and our coach <Pat Riley> told us
to take things easy and not try to make
up the difference all at once,.. said
Cooper , who had a game-high 30 points.
"We played deliberate basketball and
kind of whittled away at them ...
Ph oen ix . now 15 ·11 . had its
three-game winning s treak s napped
along with a nine-game unbeaten string
on Christmas Day. It also was the first
tim'e in 12 games that the Suns bad lost
after out-rebounding their opposition.
Phoenix had a 48-41 edge in the game,
inc I udmg a 20· ll bulge on the offensive
boards.
Guard Norm Nixon, who had 23
points, combined with Cooper for 35 in
the second half as the Lakers streaked
to their fourth straight win and 20th in
the last 23 games.
Away for holidays
suits Hawk eyes fine
Iowa enjoying sunny California
PASADENA (AP> -It won't
be a white Christmas this year,
as it often is for m any football
play e r s from I o wa a nd
Washington. Many of them are a
long way from what they're used
to at this. time of year as they
celebrate a very special holiday.
"I hear it's going to be 78
degrees tomorrow, that's going
to be quite a change, .. said Iowa
defensive back Tracy Crocker,
who is from Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
on t;hristmas Eve. "Usually, I
get up on Christmas Day and it's
five or 10 below zero and there's
snow aJJ around.
"So this is quite a change, but
I think I 'm adapting rather
well."
CROCKER AND hi s
teammates had a party
Thursday night and celebrated
Friday with a yacht cruise on
Balboa Bay off Newport Beach.
They'll return to the practice
field this morning before goin&
to the bone races at Santa Anita
this afternoon.
Crocker said this will be his
first Christmas away from
home, but added that beln& with
bis teammates is almost like
beina with his family.
....
Fr i d ay when th ey fa c e
Washington before a crowd of
more than 100,000.
Quarterback Gordy Bohannon,
who is from nearby South
Pasadena, said he'll spend some
,tim e with his family on
Christmas Day, but added, "I'd
really Like to go to the beach. I
haven't been there for a whole
year.
Bohannon said Christmas wiU
be "mainly a day for me to
relax and see m y family .'·
Running back Phil Blatcher
will spend Christmas with his
wife, who arrived in Southern
Californi a Thursday with
several other relatives of Iowa
players and coaches.
BLATCRER SAID bis wife
, will join him on the cruise of
Balboa Bay, and he noted, "I
don't think I would go If she
couldn't go."
Blatcher, who grew up in New
Orleans, La., said his family
celebrated typical Christmases
when be was a youn1ster.
"I'd run out to see what was
under the tree and whatever it
was, I would just go out and try
it on or play with it for a few
hours and then put It away and
probably never see lt a1ain," he
said.
"We did a better job or blocking out -
sealing them off in the second half, ..
Riley said. "We sent all five men to the
boards because we a re quick enough to
get back defensively anyway . We
showed a lot of poise and that is our
testimony to our talent. Norm, Michael
and Jamaal Wilkes kept us in the
game."
Wilkes, a veteran forward. scored 22
for the Pacific Division·leading Lakers,
who are now 22·7 arter handing Phoenix
its third home loss in 14 games before
a n Arizona Vete r ans Me m orial
Coliseum crowd of 14,056.
Trailing 60-55 a t halftime in the
nationally televised game, Los Angeles
used n ine. third-pe riod points from
Nixon t o close the de fi cit to 82·80
entering the final quarter
Nixon then rattled off four points
before consecutive baskets by Cooper
gave the Lakers their first lead s ince
the opening period at 88-86 with 7: 29
rem aining.
Arter Phoenix forged ahead 91·90 on
forward Alvin Scott's free throws al the
fi ve-minute m ark, Cooper poured in
four points in a 59-second span for a
96·91 Laker lead.
Su n s forw ard Le n "Truc k "
Robinson's lay-in made it 98·97 with
1: 40 to go. But Nixon sank a Callaway '
jumper 20 seconds later, center Jim
Brewer added a stuff and Wilkes· free
throws sealed the win .
"That's especially true when
you've 1ooe throuth as much as
we have this put year with all
t.be ups and downs," be said.
"So sbariJll a moment l.ilte this
wlll be kind of extra special for
·UI."
TIU! HAWKEYES wUI mue
tb elr flrat Rose Bowl
_.ppearance since 1t5t nezt
Blatcher said lbis will be bis
second Christmas away from
New 0. rleans. He spent last
Christmas with bit wile in Iowa
Ctty, the first place he ever saw
anow.
ROSY OUTLOOK -University of Iowa
quarterback Gordy Bohannon sits with
2~-year·old John Cloyed of Iowa City,
during practice for upcomln1 Rose Bowl
p ........
clash with Universit y of Washington.
BohaMOD played hl,it school football in
South Pasadena, five minutes from the
Rose Bowl.
over the duties from BiU DaJer
following the third aame ol t.bt
season. Not bad, when you•rJ
not comparing him to Roby.
Not attempting to down,-rade
Roby's ability, but Partrtdc'
has a certain way of comparinC
the numbers.
"ROBY WAS NOT their
punter inside the 50-yard line,"
he sa id. "That's understandable,
But I had to also worry about
placing the ball without regard.
necessarily, to distance.
.. Also, you have to look at net
yardage . And mine was
pretty good . None of my
punts was returned for a
touchdown. Out of the 53 kick.a l
had, there were only about 150
yards in total returns."
Partridge's average rankl
him tied for sixth on tbe school'•
single season punting top 10. Hi.a
longest punt was 64 yards
against Arizona State, the ooJ7
game in which he suffered a
blocked punt.
All of this after Partridge wu
given the starting job folio~
his recruitment out of Gol_dep
West College last spring, theft
losing it to Daley, then gaining it
back again after Daley was
victim of a freak non-football
related injury.
ONE NIGHT, while in a
Seattle bar with bis father,
Daley became involved in •
scuffle after his father wall
jumped upon by someone and
left crumpled on the floor in the
men's room.
Daley went after bis father's
attacker and by the time tbe two
were pulled apart, Daley bad
been severely kicked in his
punting leg. Daley suffered tom
cartilage in his knee and was
lost for the season.
Up until that point, Daley wu
averaging about 35 yards per
kick. So, as things turned out,
Partridge was just wbat lb~
doctor ordered for the Huskies.
And now, the former two-time
All -Southern California
Conference punter wbo ranted
seco nd in California f or
community colleges last year, a
t WO· year letterman at Tustin
High as a punter/kicker/
receiver and a three-year
baseball letterman there, the
guy who has so much to live up
to, is living it up.
THERE WER E four scboola,
in addition to Washington, which
actively recruited Partridge:
Utah, New Mexico, San Diego
State and UCLA.
Partridge chose Washington
because he wanted to gain the
exposure that Pac-10 athletes
receive and beeause be was so
impressed with the campus and
the "high-class atmosphere" el
the football program.
Brother Rick is currently
acting out a dream of Jeffs, to
play professional football. "We
usually get together right before
each of us goes to training camp
to sort of compare notes," says
the younger Partridge. "He
gives m e a few blots and
sometimes I'll give him som'
although that tends to make him
mad .
"I'd jump at the chance to go
professional. I'm working on my
bang time because tbe first
thing scouts look at is your n«
average . Mine is good and
getting better."
Walton named
in lawsuit
SAN DIEGO <AP) -Irv
Levin, former owner of tbe San
Diego Clippers, bas flied a
lawsuit seeking more than lll
million from Bill Walton and two
Los Angeles physicians, a San
Diego ne wspaper reported
today. Levin, in tbe suit, claims
physicians Dr . Ernest
Vandewegbe and Dr. AntbonJ
Daly misrepresented Walt.on'•
physical condition when tb•
Clippers signed the 6·foot·11
National Basketball Assoclatioa
star to $1 million-a-year contract
in May 1979.
The suit was rued Tuesda.J in
Calllomia Superior Court ln Loi
Anaeles, accordin1 to Tbe Saa
Diego Uni~. which obtained a
copy of the court document.
Vandewegbe and Daly were
identified in the documents •
Watton's physicians durhac U.
time his contract was bein1
ne1otiated wtt.b the Clippers.
The complaint alle1ea lb•
defendants mlarepreaente•
Walton'• physical conclltloe
"wben they knew, or abcMlll
have known" or a ~enlUA
bone defect ln UM ceater'a Wt
foot. Given their kDowl .... ti
that condlUon, they were awaN
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OLYMPIA, Walb. -Washington [il
Gov. John SpeUm1n and Iowa Gov. ••• Roberf Ray have agreed to engage ln
a little gourmet gambllna on the 1982 Rose Bowl
gam e between the Washington Huskies and the
Iowa Rawkeyes.
"lt is my pleasure to wager four items from
WasbiftjtOn's uniquely diverse gourmet menu of
locally produced delicaoies," Spellman said
Thursda, ... Naturally. I will bet our crisp a nd
cr unct\.Y. S'Wet?t and delicious apples, the world
stand.nl ol qMlity.
"Nelt, r wW put up the king of seafood: a
succulent wltole n Jmon. This will, or course. be
accomp•IM by a crisp and sophisticated
WashinttGe II.ate wine, the inherent characte r
o r wbleh will be f u rt her e nhanced in
count~ to the tasteful grace of Cougar Gold~."·
, .... StY ia waaerlng Top of Iowa prime
g rade·.._., UUck eut )ul~y Iowa pork chops, a
plump lo.a l•rkey and pll!asantly piquant
M a~aa..~
Quote of the day ··ves.. rm aotnl to slap a guy's head ,"
-Fnllk lltlllh upon being named head
coach <:A lbe Baltimore Colts, referring to
an intidenl In which he allegedly s lapped a
helmeted player while coaching at Arizona
State.
Bailey'& late spree lifts Nets
Reserve center James Balley
scored se~n of New Jersey's last
nine points, and his final two goals
with U seconds left gave the Nets a 96-95
National Basketball Association victory over
New York Friday nig ht . Ray Williams, who
helped the Nets rally with 12 fourth-quarter
points, led a ll scorers with 24, while Sly
Willia•• led the Knicks with 22 . . . Rick
Maltora scored a teason-higb 26 points and Gree
Ballard scored 18 in the fi rst half lo lead
Wasblngton to a 115-98 victory ove r Indiana ..
GuaNi llm PaxlOD scored eight points in the
final M minutes to lead Portland to a 99-94
victorJ over Seattle , s napping the Sonics'
six-g~ winninl ttreak .. David Tbompsoo, ~ who pl..,.ed only t i.x m inutes in Denver's 124·11 9
loss Wednesday to De troit, missed Christmas
practice and was suspended for today's game
against Dallas by Coach Doug Moe.
Arizona player called to court
TUCSON The Plma County [!]
Attorney's Offi ce has l!ls u"d a • c. •
summons o rderlna University of
Arizona football player J ulius K Holl to answer
charges In connection with the lhttft of $100 from a Tucson woman.
Holt, ll junior defensive tackle, Is accused to
taking the money from LeaaM Murr. 23, an
exot ic diancer at a midtown bar on Dec. 10.
Police Det. Howard Oonnlces quoted Murr
as uylng she was being paid In ll convenience
ist ore parking lot for da ncing at a fnternity
par ty when u m an came out of the store, u w
the money In her hand, grabbed ll and ran.
Holt ls scheduled to appear in Pim a County
J ustice Court J an. 19 to answer to a charge or
theft from a 1>e rsoo.
Halas to address Bears· coach ing ·
C HICAGO -Chicago Be a rs [!]
owner George Hala s has called a c. •
news confer ence for this morning to
talk about his coaching staff. But he has
revealed mo re about what he won't discuss -
the fate of General Manager Jim Finks and
head Coach Neill Ar mstrong -than the topics
that he will.
Halas h as said o n ly t ha t t he ne ws
conference will "be interesting," and further
that it concerns the National Football League
te am 's ''defensive sector "
The future of the coaching staff of the
Bears, who fi nished their 6· 10 sea son Sunday by
knocking the Denver Broncos out of the pl ayoffs
with a 35-24 set back, has been a subject of
considerable speculation in recent months.
P ublished re ports have said that Halas
might exte nd the contra ct or defe ni.ive
coordinator Buddy Rya n. the engineer behind a
complex defense that was conside red one of the
league's best during the second half of the
se ason.
Some Bear defensive players have said that
if Armstr ong is fired, t he team also might lose
Ry an. ln addition, there was speculation t hat
Ryan might be conside red as a replacement for
Armstrong.
Taylor. Lott named All-pro
Linebacker Lawrence Taylor of
the New York Giants and cornerback
Ronnie Lott of San Francisco, a pair
of rookies. were named to the Pro Football
Writers of Ame rica a ll-pro team in the National
Footba ll League. Running back George Rogers
or New Orleans was named Rookie of the Year
in the nationwide ba lloting but he failed to beat
out Tony Dorsett of Dallas and Billy Sims of
Detroit for a berth on the team . Goalie
Michel Dion of Pitts burgh will be sidelined for
at least a week to 10 days because of a pulled
ha m string, the NHL team said . . Midfielder
T y Keough , on loan to the St. Louis Steamers of
the Major Indoor Soccer League the past two
sea sons. has signed a year-around contract with
the San Diego Sockers Top-seeded Roberto
Arguello or Argentina sur vived a three.set scare
to defeat unseeded Francois Servelle of France,
3-6, 6-3. 6-2 to move 10to t he quart erfinals of the
Or ange Rowl World Junior Tennis Tournament
at Miami.
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An Orange crush?
Crack down set on alcohol use , at game
Fr um AP dlspatchea
M IAMJ The Nebraska Comhuske n were
areeted by s unny iskies and an afternoon pr actice
when they arrived In Miami Thursday
The fifth-ranked lluskera will ba ttle No. t
Cle mson In this year's Orange Bowl on New
Year's Night .
Clemson. which has been worklna out thl11
week at New Smyrna Beach on the northeastern
Flor ida coast, traveled to Miami by bus later
Thursday.
Mean while. city or Miami officials ma pped out
u strategy that may dampen the holtday spirit for
som e Nebraska and Clemson rwu.
A special 125-m ember police squad has bee n
form ed to crack down on rans bringing In drugs
and alcohol lo the Orange Bowl.
City Manager Howard Gary said Wednesday
that the squad ls an alternative way to deal with
problems of rowdy rans behind the Orange Bowl
Committee's request that beer not be sold for the
ga m e.
Pittsburgh'• Sherrill gets homecoming
NEW O RLEANS -Coach J a ckie Sher rill
said he was deeply moved by the return to his
boyhood home. but It d idn't get in the way of
preparing his University of Pittsburgh team for its
Ne w Year's Night date with second-ranke d
Georgia in the Sugar Bowl.
Pitt, which tumbled from first to 10th by losing
its fina l game of the season to Penn State, worked
all week a l Biloxi. Miss .. where the weather was
better suited to football practice tha n the weather
in Pittsburgh.
Sherrill played his high school football at Biloxi
before moving on to pl ay at Alabama :
The return to his home town was nost algic. he
said.
·'Seeing the µeopl e I went lo high school with,
fam ily, friends It was super," he said.
"They gave me a painting by Joe Moran. We
lived next door to each other ," he said.
The painting is of the old Biloxi light house.
Moran lived two doors from the land mark, and
Sherill three doors from it.
But it wasn't all nostalgia. Sherrill said.
"We got a lot of things accomplished," ht; said .
Dooley concerned about Georgia's Injured
ATHENS, Ga. The University of Georgia's
football players headed home for the holi day with
Coach Vince Dooley's fo ndest Christmas wis hes
that their many mjun es would soon heal.
Most of the 18 m Jured Bulldogs on the first two
units will be able to play against 10th-ranked
Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl Jan. 1. but Dooley's
big worry is how well will they be a ble to play?
"You're talk ing about players being able to
pla y 1n wha t w i ll po ssibly b e a nationa l
champions hip game." the coach of the No
2-ra nked Bulldogs said afte r a light wor kout
without pads Wednesday "You'r e not ta lking
about going 10 for 15 plays and then coming off."
The 18 &nJured players have missed all or part
of lhc first nine days of Sugar Bowl pr•cUct.
ll urd<.~t hit was the offensive line where
center Joe Ka ppe, four guardl and the top three
tight end.'I have ~en hurl.
Taylor get1 08 nod for Ark8nH1
J ACKSONVI LLE . fl a . -Freshma n
quarte rback Brad Taylor has iotten lbe tentative
nod from Arkansas coach Lou Holli lo start
Monday's Gator Bowl encounier betweep th~
Razorbacks a nd t he Tiar Heels of North Caronna .
"I think he ca n play." Holtz said of Taylor. a
6·-0, 180·pounde r from Danville. Art. "But lt would
be d ifClcull for ham to play lbe enUre gam e."
Taylor hadn't practiced for 10 days before the
Raiorbacks ar rived in J acksonville Wednesday.
He sustained a tendon injury wbile practicing in
Fayetteville berore the team broke camp.
Three pla ys berore the close of a Sunday
session. Taylor's shoe caught in the wet natural
turf and pulled his feet in the wrooJt direction.
"It's all right," Taylor said of the injury, "but
I guess I'll have to wa it a couple of days to.re ally
see how it is." He ended Wednesday's practice
with a slight limp
T aylor earned the starting nod after junior
Tom Jones was shelved with knee and elbow
injuries. Jones, younger brothe r or Baltimore Colts
qua rterback Bert J ones, is listed as extremely
doubtful for the Gator Bowl Wcause of a serious
knee injury.
Crum pleased with Tar Heel1' practice
DAYTONA BEACH , F la. -The No rth
Carolina Tar Heels held their rlft h practice
Christ mas Day in preparat ion of Monday's Gator
Bowl matchup with Arka nsas.
The Tar Heels. 9·2, worked out for an hour and
a half in a regular practice, then left Friday
afte rnoon for Jacksonville. They will hold regular
practices today and Sunday.
"We had another good workout," said North
Carolina Coac h Dick Crum. "We continue to gel
better each day."
Crum said bala nce will be the key to the
Monday nig ht con fr o ntation w ith lbe 8-3
Raiorbacks .
"We're going to have to play a very balanced
g ame against Ar kans as because they're ver y
bala nced ... Crum sa id. "T hey proved that by
bea ting Texas 42·7. Anybody that can hand le
Texas like that has to be a pretty good footba ll
team ''
Kansas, minus Seurer, hungry tor win
BIRMING HAM. Ala. -The University of
Ka nsas. which last won a postseason college
football game against Rice 10 the 1961 Blue bonnet
Bowl, ar rives Sunday hungry for a victory in the
New Year 's Eve Hall of Fame Bowl against
Mississippi State.
Mississippi State players . equally eager to
win, a lso arrive Sunday to begin practice for the
fifth annual bowl State posted its last bowl victory
1n 1974 a~ainst North Carolina 10 the Sun Bowl.
1 f ollinsworth becomes an overnight success
EengaJs, rookie wide receiver is the media's and fans' dream come true
"I think our team and Mississippi Sta te are
fairly similar ," Ka nsas Coach Don Fambrough
told reporters recently. "Both of us are strong on
defense and have a strong kicking game ."
State Conch E m ory Balla rd says Kansa s
represents quite a challenge lo rus players and
called the Jayhawks .. a fine-looking. talented
team " ~ • ~ CINCINNATI (AP ) -Rookie wide receiver
is CotUnnrorUl bas tilken Cincinnati by storm.
fable. qwot.bte an4 unaffected, he 's a media
vorite; a bachelor and sports hero, he gets
in touchdown s with e ight, and total yards with
t.009 -a club record fie was voted to the Pro
Bowl as a backup wide receiver
Jflowers from 1irls he's never met.
~ He's the only Bengal player to make the cover ~( Sports Iltustrated m agazine. And on Christmas ~ve, a local television station had him as its
!elebrity reader for "T 'was T he Night Before
"I don't think I was any offensive genius when
I ca me walking into camp," he recalled . "l had to
sit up every night studying the plays and studying
the defenses just like everyone else did.
~hristmas." ,,
"I spend a lot or t ime trying to make myself r-believe I'm reall y playing pro football. that I've
"So many good things have been happenmg to
m e Lhat it's hard to keep my feet on the ground.
but t he only reason a ll of these things a r e
happening is lhat I'm s till working hard.
i' r eally scored a few touchdowns and caught a few
passes," Collinsworth said near the end of the
regular National Football League season.
"I'm not catching passes because I'm very
cute or charm ing; I'm jus t playing good football."
l "It has been kind of a dreamland so Car. To ! m e, it's almost comical. it's like I'm stealing j sometruna . that sooner or later somebody's going
, to catch on that I'm just a good ol' boy from
• Florida and kick me out of here." i Not much cha.ace or that. In his first season in i t he NFL,1CoU.insworth. 22. led all Bengal receivers
As a second·round pick in the college draft,
Collinsworth came to the Bengal camp knowing
t hat the club had taken a nothe r wide receiver.
David Verser of Kansas. ahead of him. He made
sure he had made the team before he s pent his
bonus money -halfway through the season -on
a sports car and condom iniums in Cincinnati and
Florida .
"The guys got on m e from lhe first day I got
here because of my car." he said. "They kept
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I l"u>ING PASSERS No. Yell. Avg. TD
PA. PC Yell. TD G . Rogers, NO 378 1,674 4.4 13
Andenon.,Cin 479 300 3,754 29 Dorsett, Dallas 342 1,646 4.8 4
Morton. Denver 378 225 3,195 21 Sim s. Detroit 296 1,437 4.9 13
I Fouts, SD 608 360 4,802 33 Montgomery, Phil 286 1,402 4.9 8
Montana~IP 481 311 3,565 19 Ande rson, St L 328 1,376 4.2 9
D. White, i>aJ •1 223 3.098 22 Campbell, Hou 361 1,378 3.8 10
1 Bradshaw. ft 370 201 2,892 22 Andrews, Atl 289 1,301 4.5 9
I Zorn, Sea 397 238 2,788 13 Payton, Chi 339 1,222 3.6 8
Todd, NYJ m 279 3,231 25 Muncie, SD 251 1,144 4.6 19
1 Ba~_AtJ S33 297 1,1129 30 Delaney, KC 234 1.121 4.8 3
' Dickey, bS S5' 204 2.583 l'7 LEADING PUNTEas
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No. Yu. Avg. TD Mcinally, Cincinnati 72 3,272 45.4
Winslow, S 0 18 1,075 12.2 10 Skladany, Detroit 64 2,784 43.5
Clark, Su~ IS 1,105 13.0 2 Guy, Oakland 96 4,195 43.7
I Brown, lll1D &3 694 8.4 2 Colquitt, Pittsburgh 84 3,641 43.3
Andrews, Ad 81 735 9.1 2 Jennings, NY Giants 97 4,1• 43.3
I Senaer, 11\a 79 1.004 12.7 8 LEADING PUNT 8ETtJllNEU
t (Argent, SHttle 75 l ,Dt 18.3 9 No. Ydl. A•I·
I Rost, Clo 71 910 12.8 5 lrvla, Rama •• 114 13 4 J LortM, GB 71 1,294 18.2 8 Brook.a, San Diego 22 290 13'.2
, Jenklm. All 70 1,358 19.4 13 J , Fisher. Cblca10 43 509 11 a i Wu~u ~ 1 = 1;·~ : Orot.b, New Orlean11 37 436 u:a ~~:;.so 70 1:188 11:0 7 John•. Sea~~. Score!! 177 u .1
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Fambrough admitted that the Jayh a wks
haven't met with s uccess 10 recent bowl games,
los10g four of their las t fi ve appearances.
"l certainly hope we can do something about
that this year." he said. "A lot or people are going
lo be s11t10g at home . We're making every effort
t o win the football game. But it's also a reward for
the players. We want it to be fun."
Fa m brough announced la s t week that
sophomore qua rterback Frank Seurer. the forme r
Edison High star , who completed 89 of 176 passes
for I, 199 yards t his pas t season, will not play in
Thursday's game. Seurer surte red a dislocated
elbow on his throwing arm in the season finale
against Missouri and will be replaced by senior
Steve Smith.
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Variety of TV events
Football, bas ketball. and hockey ar e all fe atured
LEAPING FOR LEATHER -Defensive back
Vernon Dean of San Diego State picks off
one of seven inter ceptions thrown b~· Gray
.,,w.,.,,-
quarterbacks in the 44t h annual Blue-Gra~·
All -Star game Friday
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There's a variety of action on TV today with
lhe Sun Bowl football aame 1ett.ln1 the action
under way at 10 tbia mornin1 on Channel 2.
Thia one matchea the Oklahoma Sooners
aaalnat Houston In a game that fl1ures to be
ground oriented and featuring the Oklahoma
wishbone attack.
Basketball fans can view four top 20 ranked
teams If they can tear themselves away from
football for a day. The featW'e attraction is the
battle between No. 2 ranked North Carolina and
No. 3 ranked Kentucky (Channel 4 at 11).
Then an afternoon tilt <Channel 4 at 1) will
bring t.oaetber No. 8 ranked Louisville and No. 13
ranked DePaul.
For your evening entertainment, there's the
Kings game in Vancouver <Channel 9 at 6: SO).
Of courae, there a re the usual off-beat shows,
Sportsworld and Wide World of Sports, to liven
things up between the last basketball aame and
the hockey encounter.
Following are the top sports events on TV today.
Ratings are: 1 1 1 1 excellent; 1' 1 worth watching;
1 1 fair; I forget It.
<I) 10 a.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./
SUN BOWL: Oklahoma vs. Houston.
Announcers: Tom Brookshier, Hank Stram and Fred Dryer.
Oklahoma's Sooners hold a 6--' regular-season
record while Houston was 7·3-1. Oklahoma had the
top rushlno team In the nation, averaging 3~ yards
and 5.6 yards per ca rry. The big problem, however, has been In hanging on to the ball. Out of 137 schools
playlng major college football, the Sooners ranked
130th In turnover margin. They fumbled the ball
away 31 times and threw seven Interceptions
Houston ranked third in the nation in total defense.
yielding only 235 yards a game. Darrell Shepard and
Kelly Phelps alternate at quarterback in running the
Oklahoma wishbone attack. Lionel Wilson 1s the
Houston veer quar1erback. Oklahoma is favored by
21'2 points.
~ 11 a.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./
~ 1 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Loulsvllle vs.
De Paul. Announcers: Biiiy Packer end Garv Bender.
Former UCLA star Denny Crum, In his 11th yee r as coach of the No. 8 ranked L~svllle Cudlnall,
will match wits with veteran Rav Meyer of the Blwe
Demons, now In his 40th year as coach of t he No. 13 ranked team. Meyer has forward Teddy Grubbl,
red-shirted speedster Ray McCoy and freshman
center Walter Downing to form a nucleus for this
year's team. Crum has a starting llneup thf t
Includes four players who won 15 st raight games INt
season, headed by Derek Smith who Is bel"9 touttd
as an All·Amerlcan. Also returning are the McCr4v brothers. b-8 center Rodney and 6-9 forward Scoot•r
along with Jerry Eaves.
[el 6:50 p.m., Ch•nnel 9 ./ ./ ./
NHL HOCKEY: Kings at Vancouver.
Announcers: Bob Miller and Nick Nickson.
The Kings, after a brief one-game stint at home.
are back on the road for four more games be{llnnlog tonight in Vancouver. The Canucks are In sec~d
place behind Edmonton in the Smythe Division of the
Campbell Conference, while the Kings are In fourth
place, 11 points behind their opponent tonight, In the
c;ame division.
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5 p:m. (2) -NFL REVIEW AND PREVIEW. (7)
WIDE WORLD OF S PORTS -1980 Olymplc
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Football -Sun Bowl, Oklahoma vs. Houston, fO
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Hockey Kings at Vancouver, 6 :.50 p.m., KPRZ ( 11 50).
Ar~a teaIDs
featured
Blue beats Gray COLLEGE BASK ETBALL: Kentucky \IS. North 'ri;~~ii~~~---·-------ilr Carolina. I
• 1n tourney
A half dozen Orange Coast
area prep basketball teams are
in action today at the Orange
lnvitalionaJ tournament, which
inc ludes Newport Harbor,
Marina, Costa Mesa , Fountain
Valley, Estancia and Mater Dei.
Newport Harbor gets the day's
salvo of eight first round games
started with a 9 a.m. tes t against
La Quinta at Chapman College.
Marina and Dana Hills hook
up in a rematch of their Santa
Maria Invitational final at 12 :20
and Cos ta Mesa puts its
unbeaten <3·0> r ecord up against
perennial l ·A powe r Santa Clara
at 2.
Fountain Valley hooks up with
Mater Dei at 5: 10 and in the
evening's finale Estancia (7·0)
and S ervile fini s h out the
agenda.
• • in passing game
MONTGOMERY, Ala. IAP> -
Quarterbacks Mau Kofler and
Bryan Clark combined Cor 238
yards passing and t ogethe r
accounted for three touchdowns
to lead the Blue to a 21-9 victory
over the Gray in the 44th annual
Blue-Gray All-Star football
classic Friday.
Kofler, a signal-caller at San
Diego State, was voted the most
outs tanding Blue offensive
player. H e thr ew for one
touchdown and ran for another.
B UT T H E GAME'S Most
Valuable Player award went to
J oe Morris of Syracuse, who
ru s hed for 49 yards in 11
attempts and caught seven
passes for 69 yards and one
touchdown for the Blue.
Clark. "The quarterbacks did a
real nice job with ball control
type passing," he said. "We
used a variety of passes and the
execution was good."
Clark, from Michigan State,
e n g ineered an ins urance
touchdown for the North late
in the fourth quarter , hitting
Morris on an 8-yard scoring
strike.
Kofler put the Blue ahead 14·3
in the third quarter by sneaking
over from the I-yard line . The
touchdown capped a 70-yard
drive.
During the march , Kofler
riddled the Gray defensive
secondary with s ix pass
completions, including an
18-yard pass Lo Gerald Lucear of
Temple, a 10-yarder to Jerry
Bell of Ari1.ona State and a
9-yarder to Curt Grieve of Yale.
Announcers : Marv Albert and Al McGuire.
A dream game matching the nation's two
top-rated college basketball teams -No. 1 ranked
North Carolina and No. 2 Kentucky. Both are
unbeaten going in to the game. The Tar Heels are led
by 6·9 junior forward James Worthy and 6·9
sophomore center Sam Perkins. The Wiidcats are led
by 6-11 sophomore center Melvin Turpin with 6-6 Chuck Verderber and 6·6 Charles Hurt adding
muscle to the Inside game. Kansas fell to both teams,
losing to UNC 74-07 and to Kentucky in overtime,
77-74.
Polish tennis star
sad at ChristIDas
NEW YORK <AP> -Tennis star Wojtek Fibak
finds no joy in Christmas thls year.
·'This is the saddest Christmas we've ever
had." Fibak said Friday by phone from his home
in Greenwich, Conn. "We s houldn't even have any
cele bration."
Fibak's cause of unhappiness is the situation
m his homeland, Poland. a country torn by civil
strife and pres ently under martial law.
Fibak said he talked to his parents two weeks
ago. but has not been able to communicate with
them since the martial law was imposed on Dec.
13. His parents and in-laws. who live in Poznan,
were to spend Christm as with Fibak at his second
home in Greenwich.
. ~
~~
A-BEAUTIFUL BUY
OUR 1982 CIMARRON
The tournament continues
Monday with the second round
-another eight-game me nu.
Here's today's first round:
9-La Quinta vs. Newport
Harbor
''Running the ball, no, I don't
feel like I had that good a
game," said Morris, a 5-foot-7,
182 -p o und ru n ning back .
"Catching the ball, yes, I think I
had a pretty good game."
Morris said it "means a lot to
me to come down here and
represent my school so well."
Steve Krapo, a defensive back
from Missouri and a former
Dana Hills High student, picked
off a pass for the Blue team.
THE FIRST SCOR E of the
game came with 10 : 10 left in the
first half as Kofler lobbed a pass
from 4 yards out. hitting Grieve
in the comer of the end zone.
"Last night, before the dinner prayer, l spoke
to my wife, Eva, and said, ·we shouldn't even l~==~=~=~;;~~;;;~;111L have any celebration.' " said the 29-year·old
Fibak, one of Poland's best-known athletes . "It's
Kofler said he didn't know
whether he des erved the
offensive award for the Blue
squad. "I don't think I really
played a great game." he said.
"l don't know if l deserve it. The
offensive line played a great
game. The offensive hne was
very talented."
supposed to be a time for JOY and family unity. YeL Ir----------------------.
we felt an obligation to the children, so we put up a 10 :40-Lake wood vs . El
Modena
12 :~Dana Hills vs. Marina
2-Santa Clar a vs Costa Mesa
3: 30-Hawthorne vs. Foothill
5 : 10-Mater Dei vs. Fountain
Valle.v
Morton Anderson of Michigan
State was good on all extra point
attempts.
Chr istmas tree and told them Santa Claus would
come."
Fibak, his wife and two daughters a ttended a
mass that was spoken in Polish at the Holy Name
of Jesus parish in Stamford. they sang Polish ,
s ongs and prayed.
6:50-0ran~e vs . Chaffey
8:30-Esta ncia vs. Servile
BL UE OFFENSI VE coach
Mike White praised Kofler and
The Gray closed the gap later
in the second quarter when
Eddie Garci a of Southern
Methodist kicked a 38-yard field
goal.
"We feel an obligation Lo pray for all the
people who believe in a free Poland and who have
been oppressed by the introduction of martial
law," said Fibak.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. December 26, 1981
Sun to shine on quarterbacks today
Houst on , Oklahoma boast the top offensive t hreats in Sun Bowl 1/2
OFF
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EL PASO Texu CAP) -' Houaton
Coach 81ll Yeoman aaya lt could c:ome
down to a contest of t.be quarterbacks
today when the Cou1ar1 face Oklahoma
ln tbt nationally televiHd Sun Bowl
1amt.
"I don't care ll you're runn.lni
veer or the wishbone or whatever, the
quarterback ls the key to any of them,"
Yeoman aald. "l know bow treat
Oklahoma quarterback DarreU Shepard
la becaiJM I had him for a couple of
years. And if we'r~ lackinl It's not at
the quarterback ~l~ion. · •
The came will ptt two ol t.be top
quarterbacks in college football against
each other.
Oklahoma, 6-4·1, is led by Shepard, a
senior from Odessa Texas, who transferred to the Sooners from
Houston and regained his eligibility in
1979. Shepard rushed for 774 yards on
122 carries, the second best mark on the
squad, and scored 13 touchdowns durint
the recutar seuon.
Shepard started the aeuon behind
Kelly Phelps, a Junior from Oklahoma
On TV today
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City, who injured an ankle ln the fifth
aame of the season. Phelps replaced
Shepard In the final 1ame against
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Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer said
Shepard would start the Sun Bowl
game, but that both players would see
action.
Houston's quarterback is Lionel
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quarterback rushing with 656 yards.
Wilson led the team to a 7·3·1 record
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as a pine knot and he has an adequai.
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from· the pass, Yeoman aald bis
defensive backs wUl be on ~ aJert. . "They do a good job runninl, but they
can slit your throat in a second with a
pass," he said.
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aloud about stopping the other team
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Switzer ha11 been saylnt all week that
his team must prevent Houston from
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Ooc. "· ~. ""·)Oft. l. '· 1"2 ~~1 Thi• WSIMU ,, conc1Uct9d by an-----------
Individual
Freclerk ll. 8 Sll'Of•
This '~"""' w• 111..i with t.,. -----------County Clerk ot Ora"9f County on
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"11•tt IM~ltTANT MOTICE
Publl.-Or-0..•I Dally P11ot 0 0 CU M E N T R E C 0 R 0 E 0 !'K· 12. 1•~?'._1'11,J ... 1.1'92 5411 .. 1 Nowmbe< u . 1"1 .. INSTRUMENT NO tnoo. In b office ot tM County
R.corclerof Or.nait County. ruu MOOCE IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN
'i-----~-------1 FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE BEHIND I N YOUR "ICTITIOUS•USIMUS PAYMENTS. IT MAY BE SOLO
MAME STATUAEMT WITHOUT ANY COURT ACTI~. -
Tiit IOllOWl"9 ,..,. .. ,,. are dOl"9 you may ...... -1-1 rf911t 10 t>rlnq
buslnen H -your ac.counl In 900d st-lno by
H u N T I NG 1 0 N v A L L E y payl"9 •II of your -· d ... peymenu
INDUSTRIAL CENTER, ll3S Birch plus ~rmltted cOih and upen•tt
Strut. Nt •Po•I Bu ch, Calltornla within trv-tt fTO\tM from ,,. CS.le !Ill•
91660 not ice ol Otf .. 11 Was r KonleO TRACT 11• JOINT VENTURE. Thi• amount ,, U4.09.0I .. of
By· Wiiiiam c. Mlrem•. Partner. llU NO•emtier u . 1911. -will l••c:rM.w
Birch Street, Nowoort Beac h, unlll yow account bKllfntt c .. r..,1. ~lltornla 916'0 You may -,..,.. 10 pay tlw "'"" TRACT 17• JOINT VENTURE. -10 -1lon ol your accounl. wen
By: J 5'ol1 Fawcett. Partner, ll3S ti.ouoh lull IMlYment .., .. o.m-d. Birch Slrtet. Ntwport Bta ch , but you must IMlY the a'"°""I •tat9d
Calllort>la f2IWO above
Frank W lleuemyer. lOlt N Altt< lhrtt ,,,_,.,. trom tlw dale of
Catalina S treet. Lo• Angeln, recordatlon ol lhl• do<um..,t (which
Calllornla«I027 Galt of recoroellon -n .,.,...,.,,
E s TAT E 0 F F R AN K w. unlH• the otlll .. Uon belnq lorec:l-
B E ESEMYER, 1019 N Catallna ._,permits a 1ongat perloO, you new
S""'· LO\Anqeltt,Cal11Clf'nlat0077 only the 199a l rlolll to •fop th•
Thi• bvslnen I• <04'0uctP<I by • lo rec lo•u•• by oaylno lh• entire
general partMnl>IP. .,.._, cle....,_ bYYo<K<r9dltor •
J Sc.oft Fawcen. To find Olll IN .,.,..,....t you must
Partner IMlY. or ID a,..,.anoe for peyment to Jtop
Thi• s1a1...-1 was filed with the tlw loreclosUf'e. or If vour pr_.-tv I•
County Clt<k ol 0.a"9f CO<lnly °" In IOte<lo$urt for any obr , .. _..
Oeumbe< l. "" confect: "'11DI GIRGIS 8. AWAO, U, _,tKello Publl....., Or-Coal! Dally Piiot, Orlve, (714) 127->000 E•t. J46 MO
Ot< s. 11. "· ~. tWt »21 .. 1 lff.USS. CorON del Mer, C.lllornl• mu.
If you have a ny que•tlon•. you
1hou10 contact • lawyer or the
NOTIC• llfVITIH ••OS gG'lernrnenc lltllMY wl>k h tNy he'lt
HOT ICE IS HEltfBY GIVEM tNt Insured"°""-·
'"led ........ , wlll .. rec:eh•ed by Ramember, YOU MAY LOSE
t"9 City of Cala ..W... at t"9 office ol LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT
IN City CteR at IN Clty Hall, 17 Fav TAKE PROMPT ACTION.
Orl'lt. C.la -. callfoonlla, w.tll NOTICE OF OE"AULT
, .. hour of 11-00 •.m. on J MUW'I' n , MOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
1"2, at wN<1> time tlwy wlll be --F I R S T AM E R I C A N T I T L E
pUbllcly -rud •loud In, ... C-11 I N s u RAN c E c 0 Mp AH y •
Chambers for FURNISHING ALL corpontlon. 11 cMy -'"'" Tnitte.
LA901t, MATEltlALS, EOUIPMEMT, ...... ., All-Melull .. 099d of Tnat
TRANSPORTATION AHO SUCH dated S41114..-. 11, IM, •lllK-by
OTHElt FACILITIES AS MAY H ! SAM A. llU~ and MAltY G. BU~.
ltEOUlltEO TO INSTALL SITE IMIMaftd - -ea Trwm!or, lft fa-IM .. ltOVEMEMT AT THE LIONS of GIRGIS 9. AWAO, Ml _,,.,,._
.. Altlt Hl)TORICAL M USEUM, mafl as 8elleflt1My, rKOf'dllcl Oc-
COSTA ME$.A. CALIFORNIA. I, 1 ... as Int~ no. 1C14', 111 ......
A Ml of plMlt, .,.clf!Ut ..... -tJ7et, ,..._ 1.-, of Offklal ~ lft
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COSTA MISA •
Local, county, state , nationql and.international
events come to your doorstep llllJ Piiat
jn the bright, Light and lively
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Utah
17 I .6IO 12 14 .. , Sii>
11 •• ..io1 1
10 1• .Sti ,.,.,
10 •• Sti 7Vt
Dallas • )I .221 12
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Phll-lplll• 10 S .IOO
80SIOll 20 • .1•t Vt Hew Yot11 11 IS .«<I 9
Wnhlnoton 10 u . .ioo 10
Hew JtrMY 10 •• .3'5 10',..
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C11v111no
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Lall•" 104, ~·· 101 Hew J eney ... Hew York U w etl>lnvton 1 n, I nctlena,.
Portlalld "· Seallle 94
TMtM'tOetl'IH
Hew Yori! •I Inell ....
W1Slllngto11 a1 Hew Jertev
Mii•-• 11 Cle.,,.land
Chk-11 0.troll
Atlanta al S... Antonio
Denver at 0.ll•t
Bolton •I Kanw.i City
Hou11on al Utah
Port I-11 S... Die90
Phoenix 11 GolCMn St1te
·"° .SS. J ...... ......
. .oil 7
)12 11
Lakera 104, Suna 101
LOI AMOeLES -E . J-II, Wlll<H
tt, Br-4, '-'JO, Hl•on U . Aanlbl• J,
Jordan 2, L..MldSOeroer 2. Totals:•• tt-U 104
l"HOEHIX -~I, AOOln.on 17, AOMT>S
It, D Joiv-1•. M«y 6, Scott J, Kelley•.
Bradley 11, D1vl12, Nancy I Total•. 4S ll·IS
101.
Sc-lrf•-"-" LOI An991., 21 11 2S 24-10.
PhOlnl• 30 JO 12 1• 101
FOYl•d out-l'>Of\e Tot•• IOYll -LO•
Anoeln 24, "'-"'• 11. A-1c,o~
Loa Atam1to1
f'lllDAY'S llllSUL TS ...... ,...... .. ..,.._,._.._.I
f'lllST llACI. 400 y•rds.
Jessa11'1 e.t;t CTreas.urel 11 IO • 10 J 60
Rn's w-CF•Hton) J.IO J.10
Seams TNe CCardot•I 2.10
Alto ••<ad: Aalff Some Cll U , JunQI•
Brat, Wine A Polley, U 8entll\a. C114 Clll
Bob, Co..raoeous Qwst, DurathOn
Time: 20.46.
U llXACTA l~ll pal<I '39 10
S•COHO llACIE. 110 Y••O.
Hobie HI <CreaDe•I J7 00 12 40 • 40
Lii BYI Loud (TreosYre) 4,IO J 40
F"'I Hlllra C8¥dl 410
Also r•ced OYH IYdl, GYlded Wh ll.
Tlnky'1 N1tl¥1, Ned H-r, SP0<1ln9,
Time: 4'.63.
THlllD llACE. JSO u rdt
Ml9htv B Oukk I Lackey I 12 00 J . .0 2.IO
Growe Line CC«Oozal 2 60 2 20
Scal'l Cl-r IH•rtl l .40
Alto raced: Jett D L..ck, Lilll• Top Chic~.
Bltllop Cal, Eaty SI• Arrive. SPIHll A
Rocket, AllQOl<I Jet, H111 Mover
Time: 11,01.
U llXACTA C~ll paid 11• 20
"OUllTH llACE. 400 yard\
Extortion CLICkeyl 1S .0 110 J 00
Too Tidy Sit (Wardl 1.10 l 10
D11hll A~ln I Mlle hell I 2.60
AllO r..o· llnll-hYrprlw. StanOlrd
ProcedYre, Vel .. I Aob. Sir Lynn Oeck,
Sh1vad D~e.
Time: 200S,
SJ IEXACTA 17·41 palo MS 00
f'U1TH llACE. Jse Y•rds
Oftall ..... , I Treawrel 10 IO s 00 J.60
Mr. Speed 8cwlt IH•rtl 10.40 UO
Miss Carl Coumy ( Bardl J.00
Alto raced Poo Beer Miu . No Scr\ll)lfl,
Two 009 "->. Tiny Go B...;i Mankin, LI
Dolly• Morla.
Time· 17 '3
U I XACTA IH I paid 1111 20
SIXTH llACE.110 yuO•
Slwannall Lark CCl<do111 & • .O •.40 160
W111yno I 81rdl • IO l>.IO
Rock-(W•rdl c.IO
AIU raced: LYCky Lltll. D•• MH ,
Mo111yed Greeno. P.,DllYolor. Oliver'•
Twist.
Time. 46.1'
Se VENTH RACE. 400 yaro.
Dk Uy's Fire Alsl>. (Hartl l 60 2.IO J.IO
Aocut SnlllPlr I Ward I I 1.IO • . .o
Fl1ml"11 Ll9ftl C PIUllne) • 00
AllO rlUd· Bed Hew1 B~. PHsem Sim,
AIUrt One, Hev Doc, Mr. Comic, Ole Man
Ptlllllp1.
Time: 10.11
U llltACTA (7"1 paid "43.IO.
SJ "fCI( SIX !7+J.J+71 INlfd 114.344.40
wltt• two .i11111no tkkots Ola ~I g
PIO Sill conlOlatlon paid '1'8.40 wllh l7
wlrt11l"11tk uu111"" horw•>
•tOHTH llAClr. 400 yerch.
C.UM I'm Fair IMllchelll 6 -o
Thlt'l R-.y (TrMturel
Miu OMpSMuy ICMdoial
l.4Gll J IO s.oo ) 40
4,10
DY<k, Also raced: The Bomb, LI-•
Fattkf5-Fiiiy, Hallve GYPIY
NINTH RACE • .,,,.,..
Tl11y Ower*lw ( ROUQll) 1UO 6.10 l.IO
Lllllt C...., Deck I Haril l . .O l 00
KkfAtHHrl lTr.-urel 1.40
Alto re<ed: Miii Trlple Dial, Elly A#f'N<ll. v-PlecAI Or Mina, Felr Trip,
lla1yZ'"'9f. •
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U &XACTA <•SI paid S.St.211.
Rama tt•ll•ttc•
Tyler
l ry•nl
011man
J Tllo<nas HU.11
Denne rd
Cramwall
D.Hlll
Kemp
Pestorlnl
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HO 1074 4,1 .. IJ
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1U 4l U ti 4
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14 14.0 14 0
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Tyler
Waddy
Bryalll
ArllOld
Guman
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Chlld1
Miiier _,.
J. ThOma•
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RYlledOI
Haden
Pastorin!
Kemp
GYman
Corr.i
Ha Y•1 A•t LO TO
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4S 43J 9.7 47 s ]1 460 , ..... 0
?J '" 7.J ,. 0 10 212 10.6 ,. J
II IJO 1.1 14 0
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4ll 104 JOS7 4t.6 17 17
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Perry
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4 IO 211.0 M 0
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46 615 13.4 .. 3
I 1' 3'.0 1' 0 , n 11.0 12 o
0 .,. II.I M I
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COLLEGE
Blue 21 , Gr•y 9
B1... 0 " 1 l>-21
Gro o l o t-t Blu~rle¥e 4 pau from Kofler U.ncllrton
kk kl
Gray FG Garcia JI
Blue -!(offer I run I Anotr'°" kick)
Blye Morrl\ I PI U f rom Cla r'
(An<Mrtonkl<kl
Gr1y -Wy>0<kl I run
A 1t,OOO
FlrsldowM
RYt/W .. Ylrds
P1ul119 Y¥ch
Return y1rO.
PHMI
Pynfl
Fumb10,..IO\t
Pen1llltt-y¥ds
I LUIE GllAY
It 20
)J.121 •114 ,. .. .. n 2~41-J 17-7
•·ll 1-30
2.0 1.0
.... 7·S2
NHL
CAMNeLLCC* .. EllllltCll S,,.,_Olw.._
Ed monton
Va11<ou,,...
c 119ary
1( .....
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SI. LOIYS
Wlnnl1199
TorOlllO
Detroit
W L T 0" OA Ptt.. n I 6 211 141 D
1i 16 7 112 116 »
1J 1S I 141 1" JI
11 " 2 141 '" • 1 n s t1 tn " NerTtsDl'I .... n 10 11 1u 121 11 u 11 • 1s.c 141 as
lS 16 4 117 1Jt M
u 14 1 '" 161 ,, t IS t 142 154 27
10 :ao s 120 141 2S
WALES C°""•lllHCI l"Mric:llOl'I ....
HY 1111-. 10 t S 141 Ill 4.S
Pllll-IP!tla 21 11 I U1 121 43
P lllM>\1'911 U 1J • 12' 121 36
HY Aa,.,.. ll 17 4 11• U7 JO
Weslllftllton 10 n 2 Ill 147 n
Montreal
BOiton
8uff•lo ouei.c
Hartford
........ 0 1•11 ....
11 I ' 1' 10
11 10
11 " I 16
""'"'l"16C-Ho game\ K -.fed
1M 100 43
1J2 107 42
1)4 1111 42
111 161 ..
IOI 140 U
T ......... 10•-~
Boston •I H1r1ford
Phll-lpllja a1 N. V lllltldor\
8 Ylll lO •I Pltltl>ur9f\
Dolroh 11 Toronto
Kl•t• •I voncou""r
H V A~ 11 WHhlftlllon
Clll<-at Wi,.,,11199
St. Lo.. .. •1 Mlnnasot•
Cal91ry •I Colo<-
Hotld•Y tr•nHctlona
aAIKETIALL .. ...... .._ • .._lit ...
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS -Tr1-
Mlk1 Mitchell. f-lf'd. •nd A-r PfM91ey,
guord, to Ille San AntonlO Spyr1 fof Al90M
Jollft6on. lorWerd, Ind Ron Brewer. fUlrd.
DENVER NUGGETS -~David
Thom-. -d. for-game
HEW JERSEY NETS -Traded Bob
MCA-. forward, lo Ille LM AR9elel L•k~~
lo•• we-.-1'13 e1r11t cllOk• 111d a11
undlK1-amount 04 (HI!.
f'OOTU LL .............. " ....... NEW YORK GIANTS -A<llvatao Pllll
Simms, qu••l••b•c -. Releued Cllll
Olander.~,11..
MOCK•Y ....... , ... 11., .......
Pl TTSIVAGH PENGUINS Recallect
Nick Rkcl, -lie, lro Erle 04 the Amarka11
Hock 0 LffOIM.
N-"-1<0fl Sec.cw L...-
COSMOS -Sold.,. cOfttrect of Francois
VIII de• IEIS(, mlcHlllCMr, to Wut Ham of, ...
E ... lllt\ Flm Dlv!Moft.
Play Better Golf with JACK NICKLAUS
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 26, 1981
............
DISTINCT AREA FLAVOR -Former Orange Coast area
standouts are m a king a name for themselves on the col-
lege basketball scene At left. USC freshman Wayne
Carlander . an Ocean View High product. pulls down a re-
bound in a recent game against Ri chmond . In the right
photo. Colorado 's Jaques Tuz 123 > prepares to lend a
he lping hand as the Buffaloes downed Idaho State. Tuz. a
senior. is a graduate of Corona del Ma r High
There's a catch to the Bluebonnet Bowl
UCL A's Wright man, M i chigan's Carter should do most of t he receiving
HOUSTON CAPl -The New Year's Eve
malchup between Michigan and UCLA in
the 23rd annual Bluebonnet Bowl will be a
s howcase for two of the nation's outstand-
ing All -America receivers, Michigan wide
receiver Anthony Carter aJJd UCLA tight
end Tim Wrightman.
·'The fans see him onl y on Saturday, but
I see him every day in practice and he's
been making the same amazing catches
every day," said Woolfolk, Michigan's all·
time leading rusher ... And he still amazes
you even after watching all this time ."
t1tude ll gets frustrating if you're not part
of the offense It should be how best can I
help the team. and the best way I can help
is by catching and blocking."
The quarterbacks on the other end of
the passing combinations are Michigan's
Steve Smith and Tom Ramsey of UCLA.
Ramsey ranked 11 th and Smith was 22nd
in NCAA passing this season, but both
ranked higher in touchdown passes.
i
' • • • • •
. • I • • • • • • .. Carter, a ; .. nior big play artist from
Riviera Beach, Fla .. caught 44 passes this
season in leading the Wolverines to an 8·3
record and their seventh straight bowl ap·
pea ranee.
Wrightman, a senior from San Pedro,
caught only 26 passes last season, but
proved his mettle in blocking as the Bruins
pos ted a 7-3·1 record and narrowly missed
a s hot at going to the Rose Bowl as the
Pacific-10 Conference representative.
Carter, who finished seventh in the
Heis man Trophy voting, has averaged 16.9
yards every time he's touched the ball in
his career. putting him ahead of the NCAA
record of 13.8 yards set by 1972 Heis man
Tr ophy winner Johnny Rodgers of
Nebraska.
Wrighlman caught fewer passes i>ecause
of Coach Terry Donahue's balanced at-
tack, but it hasn't kept Wrightman from
calling for the ball.
Smith had a touchdown percentage of '
7 18 . third in the nation behind Pit-!
tsburgh's Dan Marino and Arizona State's ;
Mike Pegal. and Ramsey finished sixth al ~
6.83 percent ;
The game will m ark the first time two ~
teams from the PAC-10 and Big 10 have J
met outside of the Rose Bowl. Michigan
a nd UCLA will 'play a reguJar-season Michigan tailback Butch Woolfolk says
it's a treat just being on the same team
with the acrobatic Carter.
"I've had a few conversations with
Coach Donahue about not being thrown to
but it's all been good natured ,"
Wrightman said. "It's not an individual at
game next Sept. 25 however.
Kickoff is set for 5 p.m .. PST
t ' ~ • 1
I ...
Steelers hurt
by attitude
says Rooney
They're running at SantaAnita j
P ITTSBURGH (AP> -The
Pittsburgh Steelers, who failed
to make the football playoffs for
the second straight season, were
hurt by complacency and lack of
confidence. says Dan Rooney,
the team president.
The Steelers, who won four
Supe r Bowls in the 1970s, slipped
to 9· 7 last season and 8·8 this
year . The National Football
League team ended the season
with three straight defeats after
quarte rback Te rry Bradshaw
wa s s idelined with a hand
injury.
··I would agree there was
complacency," Rooney told the
Pitts burgh P ost-Gazette.
"T hat's a buman thing. Maybe
we 're fat. That's something we
have to stop.
··We have to ch a nge the
complacency and that's not
easy. It's a legitimate concern
whether we do it by changing
people or attitudes or whether
we do it with more maturity."
Rooney said the team aJso has
to regain lost confidence.
"One of the problems is that
the players wen t f r om a
tre mendous ly super team that
could make things happen. It
would happen when they needed
it to happen. Now they were
having problems just fighting
th e guy across the line of
scrimmage from them,'' he
said.
The Sleeter president said
there are no quick answers to
the team's problems .
"It's not easy to sit down and
make a rash judgment and say
this is it," he explained.
Rooney said the club won't
keep any players who aren't
committed.
Palos Verdes Handicap opens t he winter progr a m
ARCADIA <AP) -Santa
Anita, where racing records fre·
quently are broken, opens its
45th season of thoroughbred
com petition today with $21
million awaiting the owners of
top finishing horses.
Starting with the $68,000 PaJos
Verdes Handicap today, the pro·
gram goes on to money races of
much heftier values. with the
$500,000 Handicap on March 7.
netting the most.
There wiJI be 55 stakes with a
net of $5.785 million to be dis·
tributed and racing will be con-
ducted 86 days. winding up on
April 21 .
John Henry, the Eclipse
Award winner of 1981, will be
back where he made much or his
fame and so will another winner,
Bill Shoemaker, the jockey who
PATS WANT
ROBINSON?
SAN DIEGO (AP) -John
Ro binson, bead coach al the
Un i versit y of Southern
California for the past six years.
is the leading contender for the
New England Patriots' head
coaching post, according to a
report in a San Diego newspaper
Friday.
Quoting a source identified
only as "a coach or quality,"
The San Diego Union report
indicated Robinson is the man
lbe Patriots want to fill the job
left vacant by the firing of Ron
Erhardt Tuesday.
The unidenWied coach, when
asked by The Union if he was
inte rested in the New England
job, replied that he was not.
L..KT "VOU R K N SES e
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ANO ~E.T ~ ~ ~ltF'T AP.M j
50 T MAT \T f AN2 T HE C\..Ue> FOP.nt A STf'AlGHT
L.\NR F f\OW\ 'IOU~ ~S'f=T 9MOUL.O liF\ J "TO T M • e;,ALL.
so often has led the pack here.
John Henry is being rested
now. but wi II be in training well
ahead of the Handicap date
when he tries to become the first
to win the big race l wo suc-
cessive years
Th e big ·mone y sta k es
schedule starts with the $250,000
Charles H. Strub Stakes for 4·
year-olds on Feb. 7 and con·
tinues with the Santa Margarita,
with the same money. for older
fillies and mares on Fe b. 28.
On April 4. the nation may
fin d out the We s t 's lop
challenger for the Triple Crown
with the running of the Santa
Anita Derby. Winners here who
have gone on to triumph at
Churchill Downs in the Ken·
lucky De rby ar e Hill Gail,
Dete rmin e. S wa ps, Lucky
Debonair, Majestic Prince and
Affirmed
Improve m e nt to the track
layout for this season have been
ma inly to the stable and area
and jockey's quarters , but the
good news for t he fan is that
ticket prices have not been ad·
vanccd, ranging from $2.25 for
general admission.
T he number or racing days is
the same as held last year when
87 were scheduled
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LIAP FROG, NU-STYLE -Darrell Griffith or the Utah
Jan tries to jump over Wally Walker of Seattle du.rin1 a
recent game at the Kingdome. Griffith came up a bit
short, however , and landed on Walker's shoulders In·
stead. He was called for a foul on lhe play.
·I .. • "'
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Orange Coaet DAIL V PILOT/Saturday, Oeoember 26, 1981
A ...........
Kids doctors
compared
BOSTON (AP> -A compariaon of the two
type. ot doctora who treat children ahow• pediatti·
clans dispense fewer dru1• and provide more lon1·
term care, but 1eneral pracUtloners are cheaper
and more acce11lble.
The atudy found "marked dif!erence1" In the
lllnd -)f care provided by these two klnda of doc·
toris, who to1etber give nearly 75 percent of the
treattn4!Dt for American youn1ster1.
"'Kowever, the existence of the d!rferencea
does not imply that one type of physician 11 provfd·
Ina better care," the researchers cautioned.
The study wa& conducted by Ors. Marsha Fish·
bane and Barbara Starfield at Johns Hopkins
University School or Hygiene and Public Health. It
was published in Thursday's New England Journal
of Medicine.
The researchers surveyed about l ,100 doctors
and found :
-Pe<liatricians provide more long-term care,
while general practitioners are more apt to be see-
ing young patients for the first time.
-It is easier to get appointments with general
practitioners.
-Pe<liatrlcians provide significantly more·
"well child" examinations (checks> on children
who are not sick.
-General practitioners are cheaper because
they perform fewer laboratory tests, but they also
prescribe more drugs.
The cost of routine tests adds up. If pediatri·
cians had performed the same proportion of throat
cultures in children with sore throats as general
practitioners did, the annual cost or care for the
nation as a whole would have been $1.38 million
less.
"The magnitude of these differences in costs
for common procedures supports the assertion
that thousands of sm all tests and procedures con·
tribute greatly to inflation in the health care sec·
tor.·' they wrote.
FIRST STEPS -"Bossie," a 3-year-old Angus. licks her newborn calf as
he tests his footing for the first time. Calf was named ··Bucky" by
Bossie's owner. Patt y By ron of Oakley. Calif.
Guinea pigs
·seen as food
PROVO, Utah CAPl -A scientist trying to put
more food on South American tables is looking for
a w ay to produce a bigger, tastier guinea pig.
Inaugural ball nixed
Guinea pigs born in this country generally
have only two lines or work to go into; resear ch or
captivity in the home of a small child. But in rural
ar eas of several countries in Latin America, the
tailless rodents are a major source of food, said N.
Paul Johnston, a Brigham Young University
professor of animal science. HOLYOKE, Mass. (AP> -Let
them eat donuts and drink coffee.
That's M ayor Ernest Proulx's menu
for a planned reception, instead or an
inaugural ball, when he begins his
fourth term Jan. 3.
But Joanne "Bonnie" DiNapoli, 32,
a nurse joining tLt: school board for
the first time, says canceling the ball
is going to spoil the fun.
"That's just totally unfair of him.
All m y friends said they were going
to go. Now I'll have to tell them it's
not happening," Mrs. DiNapoli said.
He said a prominent Peruvian cathedral has a
painting of the Last Supper in which Jesus is
eating a guinea pig.
"We asked som e of the people which they
preferred to eat, chicken, rabbit or guinea pig,"
Johnston said of his research in Peru. "They
alm ost all said they preferred guinea pig."
"We've had three balls already.
It's time to give the public a general
break. With the way our economy is
today ... the ball becomes an
expensive proposition for people,"
Proulx said.
Proulx seemed less than moved.
"Poor Bonnie," the mayor said.
"Now she's going to dislike me even
more.''
Guinea pigs don't bite, and they're generally
cl ean and free of disease, he said.
Man gets
commission
John 0 . Malinick. son
of Michael and Mary
Malinick or 18822 Via
San Marco, Irvine, has
been commissioned as
ensign in the Na val
R ese rv e upon
completing the ground
school training phase at
the Naval Aviation
School, Pensacola, Fla.
1111H 1mc1s
GEO RGE FREDERICK
JOHN tOLL, SR.,
resident of Laguna Beach,
Ca Passed away on
December 20, 1981 He 1s
survived b y his wife
Georjean . sons a nd
daughters Memo rial
ser vices will be held on
Sunday, December 27, 1981
at 4 :00 PM a t Christ
Presbyterian Church. 20112
Maenolia , Huntington
Beach, Ca. Interment will be
at Pacific View Memorial
Park, Newport Beach. Ca
Pacific View Mo rtu ary
directors.
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MIMOllAL rAJllC
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
McCGIMIQ( MOITUAllH
1.aquna Beach
·~·9'415
LaQuna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1176
HAleOl l.AWM-MT. OLIYI
Mortuary • Cemetery Crenw tory
t625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa.
540-555'4
,.ca .. onas
..... OADWAT
MOeTUAAT
110 Broaciwev Coti.Meu
642-9150
IWTl~
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CottaMeM
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Afghan resistance lives
Rebels said stronger than ever despite Soviet buildup
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
!)()Viet Union has increased its
troop strength in Afghanistan to
90,000 men and sent a deputy
defense m inister to Kabul, but
resistance by the Afghan people
is stronger than ever, according
to a U.S. assessment of the
two-year war.
Rebel tri besmen control 80
percent of the country. yet are
unable to force the Soviets to
withdraw, officials said in an
anniversary r eport on what
former President Carter called
potentially "the most serious
threat to peace since the second
World War."
Nearly one of e very five
Afghans is a refugee, according
to U.S. government estimates.
Some 2.5 million have fled to
Pakistan and about a million to
'Iran.
Some 55,000 Soviet troops
moved into Afghanistan on Dec.
27, 1979. to bolst er President
Babrak Karmal's pro·Moscow
government. A year ago, 85,000
were r eported by the State
Department to be in the country.
The current estimate, 90,000, is
s aid to include a larger
proportion of mobile forces.
According to the departme.nt's
analysis, the Afghan army is
dwindling away, with defections
and losses trimming it to 30,000
men, one·third the normal size.
Only Kabul is said to be securely
in government hands. Beyond
the capital, authority falls off
fa st. There are guerrilla
am bush ea on major roads,
including the one leading from
the Soviet Union.
U .S. officials dlscussed their
assessment on condition they not
be Identified.
Estimates of Soviet casualties
run as high as 15,0C)O to 25,000
dead and wounded. Caskets
often are not sent back to the
victims' hometown•. but are
interred elsewhere In the Soviet
Union to Umlt the Soviet public's
discontent and knowledge ol the
mUltary operation, according to
tbe report .
The appral.aal wu uld to be
baaed on lnlormaUon reacblng
the United States tbrou1b a
variety of channei. -lncludlnl
reports from journallata,
travelers, private researchers
and 1cholan.
It la not clear whether tbt
Sovlet expe rtence I n
Af1baotltan has bad any
beartns OD the way the Kremlin
baa dealt with Poland. There,
Sollduity'a resistance to a l&rict
commanl.lt rule bu evoked a
crackdown, but one conducted
by Pollab autborltlea. Apart
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SOVIET PRISONERS -Three Soviet soldiers held prisoner
by the Afghan Islamic Party Guilbiddin faction are seen
during a recent press conference arranged by the rebel
group at Allah Jirga, Afghanistan.
from the two Soviet dlvislons
already in Poland, no Soviet
troops bad Intervened.
ln Algbanatan, by contrut,
the Soviets used troops to
suppress opposition to the
pro·Moscow reaime. This baa
re1ult.ed in sWfen{na rulsta.nce
to an unpopular local cornmunist
covernment.
There la one parallel, thouth·
A, Soviet aeneral , Victor
Kullkov, held ol Warsaw Pact
forcea, wu reported in Warsaw
before the declaraUon ol manlal
law.
Oeput_.y Oefenae Mlnl1ter
Ser1el Sokolov •H sent to
Kabul a few weekl aro to brace
the Soviet officers there, U.S.
officials said.
The At•han re1lsteni ue said
to have better weapons thu
before, but not enouah to JO
around. Most equipment la
obtained from defectors and in
raids , and lnclude1
shoulder-fired rockets, rtnu,
macblne lllDI and mortan, uJd
the U.S. otndala.
TheTe art reports -
,eonaldered rellabl• b1 lbe U.S.
1overnmeot -that ~· Scwteta bave used poison 1•• a1ain1t tbe
cuerrlllu. Vlll&CH In which
drat\ calla are wibeedeCI oft-.
are nnbombed, taldq .......
clvllian toll.
Look it
up under
disaster
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trl buted In no rthern
Aroostook County and
Houlton are among the
nation's first to contain
nuc lear-emergency ad·
vice, according to state
orflcials.
Four pages tell how lo
find shelter and where
to relocate from such
high-risk areas as Lor·
ing Air Force Base in
Limestone if a nuclear
attack or serious in-
t ernational cri sis oc·
curs.
Phone customers can
also learn what to do
before leaving home in
an evacuation, what to
take along, what to
leave behind and how to
go. The book advises
people to lock the house,
s t o r e v aluables and
close blinds and win·
dows to prevent fires
fro m the heat of a
nuclear blast.
Water costly
FRESNO (AP ) -
W estlands Wat er
District growers will
pay more for water next
year because of an
ag r eemen t w ith the
feder al government and
a water exch ange to
make up for San Luis
Dam losses.
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PllUC MOYIE
,.ICTITIOUS I USINEH NAME STATEMENT Tiie totlowlno 11erson1 .,,. dolnv
bvslrttts•s , CHALt'S MEXICAN FOOO, 1.0.0 Herbor 81¥d .. Ste ot. Fountain Vellev. C•lltornl• '270I Etoy C. LOPeJ. 1:139 E. Gre<>n•l•w Drive, Orenve, Calllornl• ,,_ IS•b•I M . Loou, 113' E G•Mnvlew 0r1 ... Orenoe, Celllotnle .,...
T hlS buslneu h conducted by lnd1¥1dU411s (Honb.tnd a..o Wllel Eloy LOPet ThlS Sla\emenl was 111«1 w1111 ttw County Cluk ol Orenve County on DeomDtr J, 11111
,.177UJ PubllShod 0.41<9 Coest D•llY Pllol. O.c s. 11 It, 16. '"1 »01 .. 1
,.ICTITIOUS IUSINHS NAME STATEMENT T,.t lollowlno ~•SOM ere dolnv
t>Yttntt,i •i CAMERA DOCTOR, VIDEO DOCTOR. PHOTO DOCTOR, IHJ7 Sylvenlte Clrcle, f'ounteln Velloy, Calllornle 9170I J•llroy Miene•• we1u , 110 1 Sylvenll• Clrcle, Founteln llallov. Cel1tor11la '710I C•ro4 Ann Woiu. 11'17 Sylv•nlt• C1rc1e. Founlaln V•ll•Y. C•lllornl• '27ot Tllh Dusiness II conclucle<I by •n 1r>e11v111ue1 Jeffrey M WtlU Thi• statement was Hlod wltn Iha co.inty Cl•"-ol O••"ve Cou"" on Nonmber•, 1•1
1"171112 Publlslled 0.Al'(le CIMSI Delly Pilot.
Oe< S, 12, It. 26, '"' 5lt:MI
GENERAL OBLIGATION 80N0$, "ICTITIOUS8USINllH AUTHORIZED TO Bl ISSUED ev .. _. STATllMINT THE IAYINE UNl,.IEO SCHOOL Tho tollowlnt person Is dolnv DISTRICT, A SCHOOL OtSTRICT, buJlnoue1: ANO RESOlUTl()fj NO. 11/IMI OF CO STA ME SA BRAKE & THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ALIGNMENT, IU Roctw>ler. Cotte THE IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL ~M.CA'2U7 DISTRICT AUTHORIZING TH [ WILLIAM HE NRY LA1"\SON, IAME: 21:M1 Ant ..... IA .... H1111t1"91on h..cll, A complaint hn llMn fllecl wllh this CA tt6A6. <011rl by tlle Ols1rlct pur1uant lo This buJI""' I• coflduc llHI by •n l•h1Utl0ft c-S.C:llon ISllO and lfldlvl-. CMPter t ,,.,._,no wltll Se<tt"" Wlltlam H. 1AmM111 I of Title 10 of Pa.1 2 of llW C-of Tiits n....,..,. wet tlled wltll Ille CMt Pro<,edur't, requHllno 1111• co.irt COUlll'' Cttrk of O<anve Co.inly °" lo "'9rmlne IN vellcltly Of tfMt 11onctS De< u . 1"1. ll«tred to Ille I-l>Y Ille lrvlne ,.t,...
..ICTITIOUS 8USINllSS HAMii STATllMllNT
Tho 1011ow1nv person1 •re c1o1,,. Duslneu ••·
J, 0 PACK A GI NG & SAL ES1 IMC. 3.520-8 C..Slllac Aw,,.,., CoS1e
Mew, Ce '2416
J 0 Pacutlno & Sele•. Inc. II Celllornle corpor•ttonl, 3520 • ~111.c: A .... Goll•-· ea. mu Tlll1 ti..slness It concluct•d by • CO•-•llon. J.0. Pk .. eQlnQ' S.IM
Jototpll l>tGlrlo, Presldtnl Thi• st•lerntnl was lllod w1111 tllt County O••k of 0.•fl90 County oe
0e<.-... 1 .. 1
"17"16 Pub41Sl"t00 Orana-Coell Dally Piiot Dec 1'-u . '"'·Jon. l. •. 1'92 ~I
"ICTlTlOUI IUSINllH MAM• ITATl;llMMT Th• lotlowlng ~rson h dol11t business at: BAKER PARTY RENTALS, 115! a ...... s1reet, C.0.141 Mew. ca. '242• ...,,.,_v M. e.n,.,. JOSS c.~ Lene. c.oste llNM, Ce. '2"26 Tiiis lanlnos1 Is conllu<led by a11 lr>CllVldull. Antllonv M. 8erl"90r Tiiis ............ -fllecl wllll llW County Cl•rk ol Ot•noo County on December 1a, 1"1 ,.171111 Pub41-Or ..... Coesl Delly Pll•
De< tt. U. 1•1. Jtl\. l . t, ltli? MS._.-
,.ICTIT10U5 8USINHS
NAMll STATWMIHT Th• lollowlno persons .,.. dolno OUSIMUU: IAI SUHGROWTH !>&FE. 18J SUHGltOWTH x. 1120 Peclnc co .... Hltllway, Huntll'9oft a.ec11, U . 9'2Mt
Glem L. Ge-art, 1n2 $H-thy Orlw, Hunllnoton 8Mcll, Ce ~
l...twr9nc8 0 Scl\ley, ..., H•rbcr
I(.., Clrclt, H11nllng1on he<ll. Ca ,, .... Tiiis l>usln•u Is cor>Clucltd by • venera• Ptt1Mnlllp.
l.awf'9nCe 0 Scflley
GI..,,, L. Ge-.r'I Thh .... ,,_, .. ., flled "''"' "" county Clenc of Otanoe COUftty .. 0.<...,.., 11. ltll
~111111 Puellllltd o..,,.. CNst OtllY Pllcf o.c. "·ti, ,..,, Jtl\. t. •. ,.., Sff1.fl
Unlll•d Scllool Olstrtcl, end tll• Pullll-o.-Coat! Delly Piiot, !1A<9"1noa ot tlle Ohtrkl aut110<l1l119 Dec. It, 2', t•1, J.,. l . t, 1W2 ,,_.., l'ICT1T10UI 8U11NIU
-· ' NAMI STATU ... •T llYouwlll\ .. _eMan•-r tlle I _.,.. llllTW'C Tllo lollowlno ~·son Is dolrtt cemptalftt. you m11st me wllll tllla I r-.... ..,.,_ 1tous1,..sn· ctuf1,,. ~ "'8fl J_., 1S, 1"'2, a COA5T SHIE'T METAL. INC., 7a wrlltttl ,_.,,no '" --lo ttw ,.ICTITIOUS •USINH.S w. 17ttl flrwt, eo.ta Meta, Ge.~, com11t•lnt. Unleu VOii ..... YOll• IU!MSIT&T8MINT Cont Sllttl M•l•t. Inc. l• lf•f•ull wlll II• enltr•ll 1111•11 Tiie followlttt ..--• ••• 001111 CatlfOf'nl) ,.._...,I. 711 W ti.fl
8"11CMMll Of Ille Ohlrtct. enll tllls llWIMn•: M...-.a.wMeM,OI "'31 cour1 "'•Y enter a luC11Me111 I( & R tNNSTIUAl PAINTING, Tiiis lllnl-Is <oftOIKt.O l>y I .. ltrrnlnlnt tllet tlle tien•• •n• IDStSefli..-,a-,. • .-,CA ..... <Of'l'O'•l*'-precHlllnet Ill ttue•ll .. •r• lltlltl, 11081"' lll 1toa11tTS, U1'1 COA5T Sl-411!T MITAL
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CIRCt:H
by Bii Keane
''Why did Santo make this cone so short?"
M:\R'9.\Dl"Kt: by Brad Anderson
"Don't say a word about the Van Zee
poodle's new jeweled collar.
He'll want one, too."
WM~ A NIC.E C.MRISTMAS.
l GOT AN EY E FOR MV
E'717V &AR. ~NO FOR.
MV 5ANl780X,
ANP A NEW
0LANKE"f
~OON Ml'l.l.INS
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"You're spoiling her silly!"
. ~F WAS JUST ~iLING WITH HIS TAIL ANO
YOUR FLOWER R:1160T IN 1HE WAY ••
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A
PEA Nl'TS
SHOE
0
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by Jeff MacNelly
:\:\~Cl" by Ernie B ushmiller
THAT'5 A
6000/f.. ·STL.IFl=EO
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8REAK rr/
SLUGGq THERE'S L ESS POL LUTION N EAR
WHAT's THE GROUND
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AND 8U5Q C£111NG REA[)()
FOR THE CJiRISiMA5 ~J<r EA~ <)EAR j THAI rr ALJJJ/¥..)6
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5AD WHEN li'6 FINALL4 OVER.
by Tom Bat1uk
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by Kevin Fagan
by George Lemont
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, December 26, 1981
~ (.H) llllLY IMAAT'I
HOLIDAY CIAOU8
Ac;robeta. clowns. trepeie
erti11a. •nlmat trelnera •nd
many other clrCYa l•VOlllH
P41ffoun under th• b1Q te>p
$)MOVIE • * •'A "The Blaclt St•I·
llOn" ( 1979) Kelly Reno,
Mickey Rooney Aller
being rucued lrom the
1sllllld on whtc:h they w&re
ahlpwrecked IOQ41lher. 11
young boy and • horse
1>41Gom• 1nv01ved tn 1ne
1 ace of th4t century 'O ·
5:408 STARTAEK
1:00 8 SUHAl&E SEMESTER G ll1AT8CAT G TEEHTALK
Q) VIEWPOINT ON
NUTAITION
Cl) SATVAOAY
MOANING {I) HEALTHBEAT
[Q) NEWSMAl(ERS '11
1C)MOVIE * * ' Ote laughing 11~80)
Robby Benson, Charles
Durning A songwrtllng cab
driver Is aided by a smart
monkey 1n proving nrmselt
innocent ot a murder
cnarge 'PG
CH' MOVIE * • *..., · The China Syn
drome" (1979) Jack Lem·
mon Jane Fonda Michael
Douglas An ambrt•ous
te4ev1111on reporter per
suades a consc1ence·
llrlc:ken eng'"eer to &•d
het 1n het efforts 10 broa~
a ma1or story on an ac;c1·
dent al a nuclear power
plant 'PG
8.'0I D ST AA TREK
9:15 (l ) MOVIE * • '" "Peter Rabbit And
The Tates 01 Bea1ri.
Poller \ 1971) Frndorick
Ashton, Alexandet Grant
Storybook revontes come
to Ille "' this ballet pe<-
tormed by 1118 Royal Bollet
or London 'G e:.20 CB NEWS
9:30 tJ KIOSWOALD
Featured an 1n1erv1ew w1111
Jen11ee Harnson who
plays Cindy Snow on
Threes Company a rePorl
on Tne Brothers And Srs
ters, a btuugrass group
from Dayton Ohro
0 RAINBOW PATCH
The ValuO 01 tmagina
tlon· Patch. Bu11ons and
all tl>e Characters learn
how mvch tun the value ol
1mag1na11on can be
U PACESETTERS G AM~STOAY
ti) SPEAKOVT ED EISENSTADT:
GERMANY
Photographer Allred
Eisenstadt s return to h•S
netrve Germany 1n 1980 1s
documented (R)
CJ) VOICE Of'
AGRICULTURE
[Q) rrs YOUR BUSINESS
~ OA. SNUGGLES
OMOVIE
• • Hangar 18 11980)
Darren McG11v1n, Robert
Vaughn Researchers 81 a
S«ret governme<'lt rnstal-
lallon 1nves11ga1e lhfl
cause or a sa1e1111e s sud·
den destructron 'PG'
7~ tJ DUSTY'S
TAEEHOUSE
0 OJ THE FLINTSTONES U BIO BLUE MARBLE
0 [Q) RICHIE RICH I scooevooo 0 DAVEY AND GOLIATH
Q) TUANA80VT
&;) YOGA FOR HEAL TH
CJ) INT£RNA TIOHAl
HOUR CS' StiOWTIME'S
HOU.YWOOO
7:30 II MARLO AND THE
MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE
Q OJSMUAFS
U OR. SNUGGLES G DAVEY ANO GOLIATH
ti) NEWS
&;) UNOEASTANOINO
HUMAN BEHAVIOR
("S' SHOATS BLOCI<
9:00 tJ BUOS BUNNY I ROAD
ROH~ U THE RIF\.EMAN
0 ®'J FOHZ I LAVERNE
&SHIRLEY
0 MOVIE
., • 'In 5o<;1ety ( t9••l
"lbbott and Costello Ktrbv
Grant
ti) MOVIE * * "II s A Wonderful
World" 11939) Cteudette
COlbe<l, Jamea Stewart
&;) THE ENO Of' AN
AOUIFlEA
Thie <1ocument11y rocusea
on Ogallala Aqulller, o vast
und«ground watM , __
vol1 lh•t Is running ary
(I) TO BE ANNOUNC€0
ft" MOVIE * * 11\ "Newslronl" 8111
Hunter. Chris Haywood
Two rlval news companies
anempt 10 edge each
oth9r out In a ·-fOf the
Auslre41an -l/lewert 1n
lhe-40't 'PO'
(8) 1• 1 AMaucAN
800V8UIU)IHO
CHAMPtOH8HIP8
Lou Fe<rlgno PfOVldH the
comm.ntaty H the t>est
malB b0d)'·bulld8'S '°"'-
pete tor the "Mr Atn41(1C•'
title white rematos are pro-
llled In "Beauty Va
&r_,"
T~IBUTE -J OL· Williams and Ella
Fitzgera ld poy tribute to Count Bash:
with a dul'l of "llont•ysutklc Rose" on
.. ThL· K<'nnt•dy <'<'ntL•r Honors" at 9
tonight on K;\fXT 121 •
($1MOVIE
It * * II Kramer V5
Kramer ( IY79J Dust111
Hollman Meryl Stroop A
ma11 baltle~ with his th
wrte lor cullody ot therr
younc;i son illtet sne walks
out on them PG
9:30 0 (~KIO SUPER
POWER HOUR
0 RATPATAOl fD MAMMALS OF THE
SEA
Th•s documenta<v t1•plores
111e controvt1tsy ot mans
net-tJ fOf nd~ural, 'enc-v
an1e re5ources w11~ his
need tor a s131>1e ocean
enVl•onmenl
L6l TO BE ANNOUNCED
f,JMOVIE
• •' 1 Hu90 lll<l Hippo
( 19761 Voices ot Burl Ives
Paul Lynde A pin~ hrppo-
pOlilmus takos an adven
lurous l11p ~omp&n•e<I
by a 11111e blac~ boy PG
9:00 0 LEAVE ll TO BEAVER 0 ~ GOLDIE GOLD I
THUNOAAA
11) VILLA ALEGRE
EI;) THEWHALESTHAT
WOULDN'T DIE
F11m trom all areas 01 wnat·
111g are incorporated mlo a
orngrom dedlca1eo lo tl1e
only wnale tho gr.iy w111ch
nas twrce recov,.red trom
11ear destruc11on Narrated
by Jae~ tora
§ TO BE ANNOUNCED
H MOVIE
• • ~iang.it 18 ( 19801
Oa11en MrGavon Robert
\/augt1n Researcners at a
secret <)Overnment 1nstal-
t a t1on .nvesrrgate tile
cau::.tl: of a _,Jt~tflte ) sua
den oestrucllon PG
9:30 0 .)~SPIDER-MAN
0 OlZJE AND HAARIE'T 0 MOVIE
• • , Run 01 The Arrow
1 t9!>o• Roo 5te•ge• B11an
K"1rh An emn111ered e•·
Conledl'nlte ~oto1e1 101n5 a
StOU• up11s1ng but e•tMtfl·
ences a change ot heart
w11en he tt'altze~ llldl nrs
true loyalue~ Ire with 1111'
white mao •'h" 311
11) CHURCH IN THE
HOME tEl SURVIVAL
10:00 tJ ~ SUN BOWL
Houston vs O~tanoma
(lrom Et Paso Tf'•ilS/
0 •lt SPACE STARS
0 SHA NANA 0 ~ SUPEAFAIENOS
(D PORTRAIT OF A
LEGEND
11) MOVIE
• Randy Rides AIOnt>
I 19'.l•t John W11yne Albur
la vauqnn A cowboy rnht
lratCK "" t\oJll8"' gang 10
g11tl"lr "V•dence against
tn1fJve\ who r .:1u1PO an
P•Prl'SS compdny ofttce tEl THIS OLD HOUSE
{B VOTER'S PIPELINE
At>out love And D1sc1
pt1n•' /rm Coope• 18lk s
aDOul 1he P•Oblems 01
hand1ceppe<1 peopltt when
they lly a •n<:101 actrv1ty
that 1\ taken tor granted by
" ncm hand1.-appe0 Pl'•
son
C MOVIE
• • • • Love And
0Path I t97St Woody
All!!n 01anf' Kf'aton A
noted C<lwii•CI '" lhe Aus
'!t•an /4rmv PventuaHr mer
•U!S his true tove who
drn""s '1•m 1n10 a plot
111•olving lln .i11emp1 on tllo
11re ot emperor Napo1000
PG
S THE PASSION OF
DAACULA
Chrostophef Berneau POf
trays a seduct1vt' Dracula
who appears w11h howhng
wolves. ltytng bats thun-
dP.• ;tnd lrghtening 1n this
lh11ll1ng thaatncat produc
11on ta~ 11v11 at tho E!1
Sullivan Theet1e tn N Y
0MOVIE
• • • '' ' Th11 Bt1ttk Stal
lion ( 1979) Kelly Reno
Mickey Rooney Altllr
being rescued lrom the
ISiand on wnrch they we<e
Sl1ipWreGkll<1 togathctr a
young boy end a ho•H
t>ecorrte 1nvl)lved rn 111•
r•ce ol thf' oenrury G
1C>.30 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEN
Q) WE'RE MOVIN'
EI) THE WOOOWRIOHT"S
SHOP
"A Bit 0 1 Notl11tg1a"
~ PORTRAITS IN
PASTEL
11'()() 0 Qt cou.EGE
BASKETBALL
l<entUQky v~ North CarOll
n11 el EHi Auth&rlOfd N J D TARZAN
0 (11) WEEKEND
SPEaAl
··soup For Pra11dan1
Soup dnd Rob d1scov!!r
that their rfval In the ac.hOol
lllecuon hH stOlen the
brownies lh"Y plan 10 use
10 buy votes (RI
0 WILD. WILD WORLD
OF ANIMALS
Q) SOUL TRAIN
ti) SHOW MY PEOPLE
Ell) COOl<IMO MEXICAN
{B AMERICAN SKYLINE
H MOVIE
,, ,, 'Breok1ng Gt11ss
f 1980) H~el O Connor
Pnrt Daniels A BtttrSh punk
poo i lllf ~ hhtstyte u111.
mately leads to l•ROedY
PG
11:30 fJ 0.Ql AMERICAN
BANDSTAND G WILD, WILD WEST
11) NASHVILLE MUSIC
EI;) THE WORLD Of'
COOi< i MO
Eli) ART IS ...
C MOVIE
• • • 'Hotel Paradiso
119661 Gina Lollob11g1do,
Alec Guinness A French
lotnaroo dllempts to
arrange a mean1ngtul 1rys1
tn 8 hotel w1lh hrs na•gh
bOr s "'"'e
-AFTERNOON-
12'00 0 LOST IN SPACE
ti) MOVIE
It • > Hall A S .. pence
I t968J lommy Steele Jullo
f=n~t~r
11) AOAM-12
fD QUILTING
Arrnlh Oeso0ns"
Eli) HOME GAAOENEA
S MOVIE
• • • Why Would I Lte?
( 19801 !real W1thams Lisa
Eichhorn A compuraove
ltar upsets thll status quo
w•th n1s refusal to conro1m
PG
OMOVIE
• • , Rough Cut 119801
Burt Reynolds Lestey-
Anne Down A B1111sh
socoalile lures an •nterna·
11ooa1 ,ewe! th1at out ot
retrrement to help her sreat
S30 000.000 1n diamonds
PG
l MOVIE
• • • • Kramer \/s
Krame1 ( 19791 Dustin
Hollman. Meryl Streep A
man battles with nrs ex
wile tor custody 01 tho11
toung son a ll or She wat~ !t
our on them PG
12.30 fJ MOVIE • * Farth Vs Tht1 Flying
Sau,ers 11956) Hug'1
Marlowe Joan Taytor
G MOVIE
" • '• ·coppe1 Canyon
( t950) Ray Milland Heov
Lamarr m ioAu -12
ED THE PHOTO SHOW
A Chang!' 01 Lens
Jonathan Goen explains
the ch11rac1etl\1tcs ol n
varrety 01 tense-1 and how
10 get the 0051 trom eactt
of them
Eli) HOME GARDENER
~MOVIE
• • • Tom Sawyer
( 1973) Buddy Ebsen Jone
Wya11 Based on the story
by M11•k Twain A young
MossrtS•PP• Rtver boy
becomes involved 1n 11
sernu ol m15ch1evou\
adventures thll
e•Hl>tltl\tf' hrs
aunt
guard18n
I :00 tJ rlJ NCAA
BASl<ETBAU
Louisville at OePaut
0 AGAICUL TUAE U.S.A
Mushfooms Jnhn
Stearn• v1S11S the C111itor
n1a Musnroom Farms 1n
Wh111te1 to find out how
one ot the nation's tevortte
vegetables Is grown. har-
vested processed and
markPtlld U THE MUNSTERS
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to mnke Hermen a song•no
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• • '• Chr1st1an The
Uon (1976) Bill Trevers.
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pe1111on. Men'a Pro World
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HliJll 01 .. rng Champion·
r.n1pa, Jet Ski Champion·
1hlp1 (alt evanla from
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dfl-It lld<Kf by • IMllrl
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111178) Joltn Miiia, David
w.,n.. A man b.comet
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0 MOVIE * 111 'The BIOb I t9!18)
Steve McOuoe11, ' Aneta
Coraeaul
0 MOVIE
• • • ··3 ro To Yuma
( 19S7) Glenn ro1<1 Von
Helltn m .UNTIL I GET CAUGHT
The psychOloglC8'. •OC•OI
legal 11n<1 tUdlCIOI HJ>'lCt•
ol lh• drunken drtvrng
ptobtam 1n Am«tc;a ere
8•11m1neo through 1n111r
lltewg with tamolle5 OI ¥IC-
t1mt, a11orneys ond 1u<1ges
Nnrrated by Dick Cav1111
(Al
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,, • ' 1 • The Pioneer Wom
11n f 1973) Joanne Pe11111.
William Shatnor
H MOVIE
• • • • Kramer Vs
Kramer ( 19791 Ou111n
Hottman Me1yl Streep A
man biillles with hrs >1•
wile tor custO<ly or thetr
youno ~on alle• she walk'
out on them PG
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There Likes Me t t956)
Paul Newm8t1, Pier Angell
Rocky Graziano. a New
'l'orr.. Slum boy 11ses to
lame es a criampo<>nslJ•P
bo-er
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• • • • '200 t A Space
Odyssey· ( 1968) l<etr Dul
tea, Gary Lockwood
Astronouts sent to trnd the
at.en 1n1e111gence respon11.
ble tor a puzzling lunar
monol11h mu.st contend
with an OO·bOard comput·
er that rs trymg 10 take
contrOI ol their veasel
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W MOVIE
1t •" lhe MOiiy
Maguttes ( 19701 Sean
Conr1erv Richard ttarns
tEl AMERICAN
BtAKEBEINEA
Held m northwestern Wrs
cons1n this is tho largest
cross country S~• n~ce on
NO•lh Ame<•C.a
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0 FAEE-4ALL 0 MOVIE
* *'' Pult1stul (19701
Jack Wrld Brllie Hays A
young boy rs srupwrecked
on 3tl 1slo11<1 rnh•b•t~ by
some very unu5Ual chara(.
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ti) MOVIE • * • Beau James
I t9S7) Bob HO?e Ve<o
Miles James Walker, gay
blade or 1 he t 1120s IS
elected mayor ot New York
C11y fD AVENUE 28
{B PERSONAL FINANCE
AND MONEY
MANAGEMENT
'Health lnsur&t\Cifl '
fl) STAATAEI<
"Pl MOVIE • * • Tl>P Shop Aroun!1
The Corner" (19401 James
Stewart Margaret Sulla
van I wo lonely people lrnn
eac.h other 1'1rough therr
fellers
3:30 0 MOVIE
• • Shoot Out (197 tf
Gregory Peck Pat Ournn
0 SPOATSWOALD
United States 1 China
Gymnastrcs -· Men s Com·
pe1111on Men s Pro Wo•td
Cup Sudrng, Women s
Htgh 01v1ng Ch1mp1on·
shops. Jet Siu Champion·
sh1pa (all even11 from
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• •'' x From Oute1
Space / 1966) T OShly8
Wazak• Peogy Neal A
spore blought lo Eertll
lrom the moon abs0<bs
el<!C'tric1ty and grows into o
monster tEl MUNOOAEAl
{B PERSONAL FINANCE
AND MONEY
MANAGEMENT
Home Insurance
®J KODAK ALL·
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
TEAM
A satule to ou111an<11ng
ptaye<s 1n coll119a football
as setected by the Amero.
can ~ootball Coaches
As:.soc1ahon rs presented C MOVIE
,, • ''> 'Newstront" Bllt
Hunter Ch1ls H11ywood
Two ••••I newt companoes
a11emp1 10 edge e3ch
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ttle401 PG'
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t 1974) Richard Kiiey. ~
Wiider An alltlM !><IOI .
$trended In the deMrt
encounters • ttr•nge Hiiie
boy lrom • d11t11nt pl-I
w'10 it $81tCl11ng lor Ille
cauae 01 "'' unhapplneu 4;00 f> KOJAI(
fl) PAUalTI e HUMAHmE.8
THfilOUOH THE AA'T8
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Lovely O.eem"
Cll WONDER WOMAN
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FILE8
IH MOVIE * * "H•nger 18" (1080)
O.rr.,, McGavln, Rot>ort
Vllughn A8M•rc11en II a
Merel go-11men1 1ns111-
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WOIYM, 11y1no 1>11a, thun·
def ano llQhtenlnQ 1n ""'
thrlll"'ll ttlMlttael ptOOue•
uon teped llW at Ula to
SUlll11en Thettra In N. Y. di. tocoa .W. IN
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TUBE TOPPERS
KN BC fD 8·0<1 .. R;1rburu Mundr('ll and
the M andr<.•11 Sl~lcrs .. Charley Pride
and lluyt Axlon arc guests.
K CO P t» H.<)(> .. Robin and thl' S(•VC'n
Hoods " MusitaJ J,!a nl{slt•r ~poof ~tars
Frank Sinatra. l>L•an Martin ltnd Bin~
Cros by
KNXT 8 9 011 "Th(• Kl•1\nl'<I) ('cnt<.·r
Honor~ " Count Ua ~ll'. Cary Gnint ,
11 c It• n Ii a.v l'~. .I <'l'O int' Rob hi ns and
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Scl' pholo ._, t I cft.
KHJ 0 IO ·OO "Lord ,Ji m " Jo:,l'ph
Conrad's story tibout ldl'ahst1(' young
man m Rrillsh Mt•rthant Marin L' in the
19th century
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THROUGH THE ARTS
·pa1n11ng Thtng• W8 Hl!Vfl
Paned" 0 TULSA COUNTRY
MUSIC FESTIVAL
R0y Ct•rk Jim Stalford
Mel I 11119 The OGJo Rl<l\ju
Boys Geo1ge Jo11111 D<>n
W1t11ams and Joe Sun are
reatu1ed 1n an evening ot
toot·1tOmp111g music
6!00 tJ NFL REVIEW ANO
PREVIEW D 8TAA TAEI<
0 WIDE WORLD OF
s~rs
WOfl<I Mt1n I All-Arouncl
GymnHllCS Chillmp.onstup
(from Moscow USSR J.
Sk81e Amt111Ca an 1ntern11
t•onal compe1111on leatur
1ng men 1 world champion
Scott Hamilton lJ S wom
en s 'hampton Ela•nt•
Zeyak and Othe<s (rrom
Lake Ptoc1d N v J
G KOJAJ<
(D MOVIE
• • Scalawag ( 197:11
Kttk Douglas Mork I est"'
Based on a S10ry by Rob
ert Lou•• Steven1on
ti) SOLIDGOLO
HOSI Andy Gibb Cohos!
Mi111lyn McCoo Guest&
Billy Joel Crystal Gayle
l'ddoe Rabb•ll Ric~ James
Adam II thP Ants DavrtJ
Gates Tom Goodman
Ronme McOo-11
Eli) OHCEUPONA
CLASSIC
The G1111erball two
Earth cn1ldren netp an
a1ten v1s11or rf)turn to 11s
"""v" planet tRJ J
18 M•A•S•H
Nurse Coope• can 1 co~
with the opera1tng room
ot1d Rodar gets a tattoo
1Yb NEWS
l9 LAWRENCE WELK
Happy New Year Party
0 MOVIE * • • Love Mt> Or Leave
Me I 19c;s1 Dorrs Day
J .. mes Cagney A mobster
matr1es the singer h&
rnade lamoub out
beeomes anrageo when roe
c;an t control her
Z MOVIE * • • • Kramer Vs
K1amer 119791 Dustin
Holtman Meryl Streep A
man b&ttles with h•S e•
wire tor custody ot the<r
young son after 5ne wal~s
out on lhem PG
5:300 MEWS ED ONCEUPONA
CLASSIC
Tl1e I eathttr~toc1<ir1g
Tales Frontrer hero Nally
Bumpo 15 given the na~
Ha,..keye by an '10n0t•ble
Huron Indian bul tater •S
captured by the enemy
Huron camp jPan I) IA).)
(f_, WELCOME BACK.
KOTT£A
Barbarino buys 111mse1t a
new coal tor Chrostmas
only 10 have 1t stolen
t>etOtfl ~e has a c.hance to
en1oy 11
1CI WIDE WORLD OF
SPORTS
World Mens Afl·Around
Gymnasucs Championship
(from MOSCOW u s s A I
Skate America l\n 1ntefna
tronat 'ompe11t1on tealur
1ng men s world champion
Scott Hamilton u S wom-
en s champion Elarne
Zayar.. and othe1s (lrom
Lake Ptac•d N Y 1
C MOVIE
•••• love And
Death I t97S) w oody
Allen 0.ane Keaton A
noted coward 1n tne Ru•·
Sran Army eventually ma•·
rres hlS true love who
draws him onto " 0101
1nvotv111Q an attempt on the
flle ot empero1 Napofe<)n
PG
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9.'00 8 (I) CBS MEWS
0 ~N8C NEWS U MOVIE • * 1t "Topper 11937)
Cary Grant Constance
Benrtell A mawed couple
btllCOme unw111tng ghOst s
&lier bctlng involved 1n 11n
auto accident
G GAIZZL Y ADAMS
Orlzzty help• a young boy
acc9')1 the dllllc:ull dee•·
s1on o l allowing hts
belovfl<I pet "-go lrtltl
ti) MOVIE
• • ·~ "Woke 01 The Red
vy1tc h ( 1948J Jo,;,.,-
W11yne, Gig Young An
•dvonturou1 Ml! captain
and a rutnteH trl dllr
become lnvotv.d W11h a
~Utul young woma.n
fll) COSMOS
'Who Spealls F0t Earth?"
Of Cert SllQlll'I wMY81
together the m•tor themes
0( the aerie• and offers
eome ceurlonlty werntnga
ebour our rutur• (A) Q
6\) MA TlHfE AT THE
fllJOU
Featured .. T~ Coura·
geoua Or Chrt1t1an"
( 11140) stemng Jean Her·
ahOll; a t$36 ClttOOtl; ti
1945 llhOf1 111rtlf1Q Franlt
81t111re. end Chapter 11 of
"LOii C•ty Of the Junote"
( IOAll) •l•rttng Lton•t
Ahll!U ~ Au8Mll He~
MOWE
•• "8rt•ltlng Otu1"
(1.0IOI Hazel O'Oonnot,
Ptlil 0.0...., A Bnlllh P'lftlt
pop atw'I M'9ttyl9 Ulllo
"91ely '-«II 10 trllf9Cfy
'PO'
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Hottma11 Meryl Streep II
mM b•llle5 With hi$ ••
w1la IOI CUtlody OI tnV11
young ton alto• Sllti wi.tk~
out on them PG
@MOVIE
• • a Manny a Orphons
( 1980) Jrm Baker MBIAGhy
McC-Ourl The boy• at .. n
Or 1>hMt1Bg!! rtS~ lheor cllart
ty lund m ~n 811ttmpt to
holp lheof socettr coo~h
pay back a $•0.000 det..1
tolhe mob
11:30 0 D (j NEWS
0 ENTERTAINMENT
THIS WEEI<
tn1etv1ew11 with L._wrenc;e
Welk PehH 0 ToolP
Michell" P'11lt1ps Melb11
Moore and The Sp1nne1s
0.45 l MOVIE
• • • , ·tne Knoc~ Ana
flow Tu Get 11' t t965) Rita
lu•h1n9ham Ray Brooke
A young man onempls 10
become popular with the
ladies Dy Mudyrng his be"
lr•ena 'methO<ls
8 50 0 NHL H()Cl(EY
t os Angutes 1<1ngs 11s \tan
couver Connuck s
7·00 tJ IL IN SEARCH OF ..
0 WHERE WERE YOU?
(D LAWRENCE WELK
Happy New Yea• Pany' fD AAMBllN'
Tl\e O.llards
tb; YOU ASKED FOR IT
Featur&d Tow"' 01
Death ana Mumm1e& 01
St Mothan
O'I' THE MUPPETS
Guest Arla Morpno
C MOVIE
• • • Hotel Paradiso
11966) Gtnll l Ollob11g1d8
Ate<; Guinness A French
lolhd110 all11mp1s 10
arrange a 1nean1ngtul tryst
rn a hotel w•th nos neigh
bor s wrte
0 OLYMPIAD
!nose Wl1o Endured
7·30 0 DANCE FEVER
Celebrity juOges Rrcllard
l\hnto Edte McClurg Jaye
P Morgan Guest Kelly
Marie 0 LOOI< AT US
Topics teenage pros11tu·
tron. 1eenage crursrng
teenage g1ell111 cleanup
0 OMNI· THE Ntw
~IEA
'1l) SOCCER MADE IN
GERMANY
Goto Cup Wrap Up ~ CRIME WATCH ~ THE MUPPE'TS
Guest Paul W11t1ams
8 00 0 f WALT DISNEY
Escape To Wrich Moun-
tain Two young orphans
with SIJpernatural pow8''
are l)UrlUOO by on evrl
tycoon who wants 10 use
111e1r powers to hrs own
advantage (Part 21
O ~BARBARA
MANDAEU AHO THE
MANDRELL SISTERS
Guest~ Charley Prrde
Hoyt A>IOn (Fl)
0 MOVIE
• • + T Ile Emperor
Watt• f 19481 Brno Crosby
Joan Fontaine A Milesman
trios 10 sell a phonograp'1
to tne Emperor ol Austrra fJ ®) OPEN AU NIGHT
Terr)' s tong·tost 1a111e1
rell11ns and Gordon
chee•tully onows Ille 1een.
•ger to move 111 with the
010 vagabond
W THE WALTONS
An unscrupulous reta11ve
nt ltle 9atawrn Slllers uses
theu r l!Ctpe lor hos own
prolrt
ti) MOVIE
• • • Robin And The
Sevf!n Hoods t 1964)
Frank S1n1tt1a. Ot!an MAr
trn
ED OOYSSEY
Somf' .Vorrten Ot Mar
r11kech SevPral Moroccon
women share 1'1e11 18911ngs
about lt1enash10 lam1ty
and rehgron .)
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• • •' • lhe Ch111a Syn·
drome 11979) Jack lem
mon Jane Fonda Mrc:l'lael
On11Ql3S An am(?tllous
te1ev1s1on rePOrter pef
uAnes • conscience
\1t1ck"n en111nM11 10 e•d
l•er rn h•" eltorts 10 l)re(lk
A ma10r story on an occl
d@nt at a nuclear pow41r
plant PG
0 MOVIE • * 'loophole' Atberr
Ftnrwiy Martin Sheet\ I en-
a1on bu1lda to a shatlorlng
ctlma• emong the mem •
""'' or • gang wllO are
ptann1no 10 execute an
t!141b0rlle bank 1obbery
lrom the M!wers below the
slree1• or London 'PG'
S MOVIE
•• ·~ "Llllle MIU Market"
( 10801 w111e1 Matthau.
Julie Andrews Beted on
th!! Damon Runyon story
A gruff allngy 11130• bOOlc·
le'• 111" 11 turned around
when he .coepla a 6•..,.at •
Old moppet H • m•rl<.,
lor a r .c;tng bel 'PO'
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,, • '' 'Setlll" ( 19801 Miii·
tin Mu• TU..011)' Weld A
hepplly m.,rted M•1ln
County couple art ef)vrred
by tf'lt/r trendy ntlgllbon
tn10 tlll>iO'lnO lllernatlve
Ule1tylel. 'R'
I; 11 {%) MOYll
• • ~ "The 30 Slape '
( 1tl'I) John Milla, David
Wem.r A man beoOf'llea
the QUMry of bolt\ Int
police llld • ~ group
of~ eotnt• Ol)erltlng
In Etlgltnd when hB II ''"'* fOt • •lr.nger'a
""""' 'll'O' UO. 0 MAKINO A UYINQ
Ii WOM"1 WllOfll 8onoy
hHn'l Men In VMfl I.WI•
n1m 1tie1 he'• the l•lhlw 01
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gr... , Ml•PllGh foltbtill
C11e"'p1on1hlO Oame
c -1110 1<•no• 11, lYI ..
rirebttd•
t'()() IJ THf ~EDY
CENTtA H0H0Aa
Ftv• (Jl1ttngulth.O Am.,I
t.1111 11rt1at1 Courtt B11~1•.
t;ary Gra111 H"letl HayM
J111 oma Ao1>b1n1 and
RuduO Serkrn are noo
°'"d IOI th•H llh1t1n11<
1u;hievemen11 rn ""' pttt
torm1no wta
0 I)" HAAPEfll VALLEY
I no •gmg teade1 ol •
mororrycte gang pauor1g
lhrougn H•rPftr Vall1y
•ooli 51111111 •nd <.tecrdet ti
might be a gooO town 10
"4!111e down rn
O OOJ l0'1£80AT
Gopher dreamt trrttl h~ 11
lin udmual a lan1ous \inO
'" meets 11n old boyrrrend
ond a gorl • ratl1ctr rurnt fl4u
cnances tor tove ( R) ·)
W MERV GRIFFIN
fhe Hit Mo~ers Guttstl
Kat Au a man Johri
Sc;hn.,1 au1 llo~11ann11
CHn Rot:ib•e Oup1ee tEl JUST ANOTHER
MISSING l(tO
Ian Po1~er reports on 11111
grueling ordeal an 011awu
lam1ty w11n1 through rn a11
attempt to l•nd the11 sott
who a1~upp1,1areo un rnure
10 Coto•ado
C MOVIE
• • OttJ l avgn1ng t 19801
llotlby B6nson Cn~''""
Durrung A songwrrl111g t.all
drrvet is ordea by a ~mart
monkey 1n prov111g hrmsetl
111t1ocen1 01 3 murder
charjle PG
~30 0 » LEWIS & CLARI<
Ro!>Coe sees Stu and wen·
dy hugging ena gets t11e
wrong•Oea
Eli) MOAEOf'THAT
NASHVILLE MUSIC
10·00 0 'Jt TELEVISION
INSIDE AND OUT
Featured an m1etvtew wtth
Barbara l ourse dn!l lrt&t1e
Mandrell 0 NEWS fJ 10 FANTASY ISLAND
A man oecomes the 1tc
uonat heto tus your•g son
aom1re~ ano a .. omJn
'>Ills out IO ltnd lhl' d<>t.IO•
who d1,oppeared w11h mrl-
hons or dollars 1wo years
t>elore It'll ,, 0 MOVIE • * + Lord Jrm f 196'il
Peter O Toole Jame!>
Masot1 Based on lhf' novel
by Joseph Conraa A
young m811 sac:r1hces hrs
Hie tor t11e natrves or tne
Malayan rungle
ti) RAM'S WEEK
ti) INDEPENDENT
NETWORK NEWS
Eli) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
Charl"Y Prod" Ana Rauy
Bailey
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• • • • K'arnitt V'S
Kramer t 1979) Dustin
Hollman Meryl Stroop A
man bllllles wrlh hrs e,
w1te tor tustody ol thetr
young son aller Shi' wat~s
OIJI on them PG
0 SPECT ACULAA
LONDON
Su1annP Somers tekes us
on a dnntrng tour ol Lon
don lo Sl'e the sights and
sounds ot Soho Picad•lly
Crrcus end the TowPl ot
London
$ SPECT ACULAA
EVENING IN CAIRO
Belly denc;ers. jugglers and
danc1nq horses are among
the acts rn trus l'venrng ol
!!ntertarnment teaturrng
Cathy l ee Crosby wllh Jrm
Perry and Fiona Goroon
0 TEN FOR THE TITLE
A too~ beck rs taken a1 the
ve<>r s ten best 1cam!o who
will compete .n Ille NH
playotrs to de1e1m1ne this
yPar $ Super Bowl cnnte'
I ants
Z MOVIE
• • Chtlld 9 l•OIWI• 3T
t 19801 W11rren Oa1es
l'ah1n lo~t• A stubborn
lonf'r IOtmerty ,, gun
t19n1er Sl"9es a nne-men
oallle aga1ns1 a ra11roa<1
company w1111ung 10 make
lracks ac1oss hrs terrtto<y
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10:308) NEWS
ti) NEWS IN REVIEW
fD BUTTERFLIES
Ara he< hu5band Ben ant)
the11 son• Adam and Ru~
~II are having "10rt' than
@nough problems when
Leonard 'omes along
11:00 tJ O 0 !I lf4 J91
NEWS
U AMERICA'S TOP TEN
(D M•A'S'H
A Congr8$s1onat ardfl OM a
l11c:t·l•n<11no tour v1s11, IN>
4017tll
11) FRANKIE HOWERO
EEl BUTTERFLIES
Ben dllC1des to tt'surne
commun•cetron wrll'I Rus-
aelt and A111 hes 10 l eon
ard a1>0t11 ner age m SOVNOSTAGE
The Manhallan Transter'
lhe soph111tcated lour.
member group performs
Tuxedo Junc11on
Twlltgl11 Zone and othet1
trom Chicago s P•rk West
Theote1 (RI r.i
C MOVIE
• • • • Love And
0 118111 t t97S) Woody
Allen O.ane Ka•ton A
noted cowerd In the Rus-
el•n Army eventueffy m••·
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drewt him Into ll plot
tnvoMng An allempt on the
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Jodie Foat.,, Oary 8uMY
An 1dv•nturou1 young
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trustratlona bthlnd tho
aurtace happlnesa or tho
P*rl<><"*• 'A'
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J<lhn Byner •hows you
thlnga atranger th.,, truth,
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than any!lllng you·.,. ..... -OMOYIE
• •"' "The rormuta"
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PREVIEW
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Krnrntor 11079/ Ou11in
ll11tlm•n Meryl Struep A
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f 1972/ Robe<I Mitchum.
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ED 8UTIEAFUES
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Rip rorn Anna Caprr A
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Ira• upsers ll>e status QUO
with hrs retu&at to C011l orm
PG
1:30W MOVIE
• • Scorpio ( 1973)
Burl Lancaster. Alain
Delon An agent 1s marked
tor executlOO by Scorp.o a
lettow agent
1:55 H M~IE
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119791 Marlon Br•ndo
Maritn Sheen
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Solt
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Elsa Martrnellr
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Al9C Guinness
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Mr Showmanship r.n1nes
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!rappers er11oy Ille lr-
dom 01 1ne wilderness In
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the encroachment ol chrill-
.ratlon t'l'
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James Meson Barbare Bal
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( 1980) Hazel O'Confl()(
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pop star'• ~lfflylt ultl-
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Saturday, December 26, 1981 Furniture is bought and sold
every day with a classification
8050 ad .
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llltac•""' v.,,.. ::=: the Federal Fair Hous ~·~,:o,:;h :: ing Act or 1968 which s.. J••H•Pt,1 .... , 1lll• makes it illegal lo ad t:~:;ft :: vert1Se "any prereren<'e. ~t..1••• 1!IO!> llmllat1on. or dis ~=='=·-..i. :: cnm1nat1on based on Wl mm race. color, religion.
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Apon"'""'• 1atJ •• 1. 1:w or an mtenlion to make ~~!~:r,..;::,,t l!~ any such preference.
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knowingly accept any
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estate which 1s 1n viola
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BUSINESS, INVEST· wibeach & mam bay vie ws Extensive MENT, RNANCE cu.~tom upgrade~ m tile =:::=::~.:; ~'f.; i & oak S325.000 t o 11.~·.~!~ .. •• !!~ ••. ~· Ill•~ I ~.000 Moonng a1 ail
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'USONALS &
LOST & FOUND
AMOUnc'"rMl'H\ t'or Pool
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AD VISOR
642·5678
30 YEAR AXED RATE
13%% LOANS
GARDEH rAH VILLAGE: 2 & 3
Bdrm Townhomes co ntain
every deluxe amenity you've
always wanted . jacuzzi, trash
compactors, auto gar. drs,
mi cro-wave and a New England
environment that will dazzle you.
Furnished models open dally
except Chris tmas and New
Year's day from l0.30 ttl dusk
From $137.950. Fairview Rd at
A voe ado, Costa Mesa
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QC.li l.J~0 t~rb\IJ1 r
548-2239
AESIOENTIAl AEAl ESTATE SERVICES
AVAIL.AILE -IUT FOR SO FEW
A limited ed111on of ON f:. Elegant :l
BR . 3 Bt\ t'OlldO on the hay ,
l>eautifullr l'l'lll11deled by ma ster
craft.sma 0 In wvocls & USl'Cl bmk
Large pal HJ. pool & tht· total t'X htlaral1011 of II\ mg on the wutPr si.ooo.ouo rl'L'
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
EASTSIDE UNITS
Unitii are s.eparate houses on one lot.
There are two 2 Bdrm and thrct! I
Bdrm units, These units are truly
pride of ownership. Assume existing
financing and owner will help finance
with 201; down Asking $349,500
UDO SANDS
Located steps from the ocean this 3
Bdrm 2 Ba home is truly lovely.
Totally upgraded kitchen, open beam
wood ce ilings, large backyard and
much much more Owner will help
finance . Only $21.5,000.
ARE U ANXIOUS? OH THE WATER
1-:Sl.l.Y !'\
~YLOR
EALTOl{S -.11H •'
llG CANYON CUSTOM
A lliL ARCHITtCTUlAL lliUTY
Luxurious Georgian Colon ial on best
golf course View Site! Beaut design.
Abundant marble & crystal & finest
fam rm , billiard rm . 6 12 baths .
$2.150.000 Call !or rolor brochure &
finan r mg Land included
llG CAHYOH UVERSAILLES"
Most spectacular Deane Homes model
011 largest corner lot o'look ing Big Cyn
~olf course. Beaut pool, spa & gazebo
1n huge private yard. 4 BR , den,
formal DR , 41 2 baths. $950,000.
2-STORY DUrLEX tU. -$279,500
200' to beach! Most attractive bldg &
lge sundeck up. 2 BR. 1 ba, patio in
lower 2 f .P. OWC $230,000 TD. 13r!t
$49,500 cash down .
FOR LUSE -$1200 MO.
Big Cyn Townhome with great golf
co urse view. 3 BH , sep din rm. 212 ba
Pool. tennis and spa
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS SO IS OWNER 20'1 down seller will ! Outstanding buy in rarry~'1 AITD at 12'. I 2111 Son Jo. Hiiis Road
, Eastside Costa Mesa 4 4 bdrm. 2' l baths vlu!> • NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644-4910 I I Bdrm. sun rm. l'ul -de murh rmre INCl.l'l>ES
sac & l'Xcell terms See LAND' S33S 000 r I " · · \o nl'l.'d to travl'l all on~r 11 1ou 't' ne' t'r P an•1 a it and bu) 11 Open Sun lolboa la fir Cl f ~ d · 14 Call M:m·aJ Hl'dll'k • Y op. I tu\\n to loot. ror i:arai:e as!>1 it a . )Ou re in R.afton 'ale:. 1ou ll rind thl'm 1 the minont~ 'Tr~ 11onre 1 ~59 1221 •675-7060• nl!hl h1·rt' in l'la!>s1hed and SE'!.' ho\\ qwckl> ~uu
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FOft~ E. OLSON, REALTORS
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SEASONS GREETINGS
TO AU OF OUR FRIENDS WHO HA VE MADE OUR 1911 ,
AHOlHH OUT'STAHDIHG YEAR, WE SAY SIMPLY IUT
SIMCBB.Y,
''THANK YOU AHO IEST WISHES
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AHO A HAPrY HEW YUR"
IOI AHO DOVIE KOOP
GOlf ESTATi-SAVE
$25,000
True! Price decrease of $25,000 makes this property
a SUPER value ! Custom golf estate home. 200'
fairway frontage! 5 BR . 4"2 BA . formal din rm,
recreation & hobby rms. 2 frplcs. fam rm . su ndeck.
porch. pool & spa Panoramic views from most
rooms, 3 car ga r. Storage galore Call Bob Licata.
759-1221
EASTSIDI 3 IDI
NOW Sl6t.OOO
Quiet cul-de-sac in prime E. Side Mesa. Parquet
entry. Brick frplc. Tiled kitchen. Pantry. Family
rm. Water fiJter & softener. Spa . Enclosed off-street
RV pad. Giant patio. Storage shed. Fruit trees. OWC
lg TD at l37c:. Very flexible Low 6'k 1st T.D Just
reduced $6000 to $169,000. Bob Licata. 759-1221
UAL CHAIMH
U.P. Terrace. Cardiff Model. 2 Bd 2 Ba . A/C FP
Beautiful location. Call Agent. Marcy 759-1221.
$147,500
ZJ4 I. t 7• St. c.t. MfN
4412 ... _.Phy. am..
11 C:.,.• ..... MfJf lcil
'
Independent Member Brokers
SS 27222
Spend a few m1J1utes 1n lht~ 1mmdculJl\.' poul · 1
home. large single story. t: 7. t·are landsrap
in1t Owner's 1e11 molll'aled and ma~ ht•lp
"'Ith financing Priced "'l'll below mark1•1
value for fast sale Offered at $190.000 Call
listing office for complett> information E.,
chmvely hsled through Cold.,.cll Ranker
<:all now. don'I miss it 894 7521
SEA CLIFF ONLY $258,200
This home surrounds a cool and shad~ en trance Lot'ated in prime Huntm1eton Seac1irr
4 bdrms . family room \\'Ith lar~e bnrk
fireplace Custom ~tamed )(la's and custom
brick hea 1·ily used lo enhance ll~ beauty or
fered at S258.200 A mu.st tu St'l' l.1slt>d e~
l'l usively hy Coldwell Bank1•r f>on't mis' out
rail today 8941521
LOYHSDUAM
from the moment you ~lep throu;:h lhr
srture double doors to your pmatt· entn
rourl)ard ~ou'll kn o11o th1~ hnm1• 1~
~omethini: ~pec1a l The fountain buhhl1·s
behind you as you walk into the hvang room
.,.,th bununit hreplat•e, separate dinin~ .irt•.i.
newly updated kitchen with amen1ta•s hk1·
m1rrowavr The yard landscapmi: fl'ature~
pn1e roses The master suite ha~ a vrl\ alt·
bubbling spa This three bedroom 1s truh .1 1011·~ delight Call now 894 7~1
CHIJSTMAS SPECIAL
P1rturr yourself t'hnstmas r11• 1011kml! Jt
the hrealhtak1ng l.'1ty lighls all tilt• \\ ay to
Catahua from your ,., ac:re Spanish Villa
You are surrounded by fine· am l'n1t1es.
hardwood noors, expansive U~e of i:lasi;
brl!S!> detailing, both fireplaces are hurninJ(
and peace 1s lhroughoul your four bedroom
home Dreams do come true Call Cold11oell
Banker now and see how easy at <'an be
llM 7S21
QUIET 'OOL HOME
This classic ranch style pool homt• "'~ al the
end or a qmel country lane surrnundt>d b'
towcrinl( pine trees You"ll feel thr \\armth
o( the earthlones and paneling as you m 01 r
through lhe 4 large bedrooms. separate dint'
area. remodeled kitchen. and large living
room to the baths and sparkltng pool All ror
only $129,900 A Coldwell Banker exrlUSl\e or
course Acl fl<lW 894-7521
HDUCEO S75.000
Glimmering harbour llghtl ac~nl beaul1ful
entry to luscious waterfront home Every.
vantage point desired. l..11rge boat d~k . 4 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, decor doni'
with exquisite lallle. Call ror your prrv•lt·
showing 894 7S21
W. IUrtilgtan Beach
(714) 194-7521 (213) 598·332i
at Edmls ' Eilfer, H.l
a a
rowering trees ; ovc·rs1z ()( creates a
h•t>lanl! or total pr11Jt·~ Dramatic entry
"11anou' "' rm + formJl dine accented by mJ~~IH' heamed n•1hnf,!\ ll1lliard s1w fam
rm " "1.'lbar f.l'l·r~ ronC'r1vahle luxury at
01111 $23K.5UCI' Oon 't \\ Jll c·all now'' 962·5585
PllCEO TO GO!
Al $119,900 this one as priced to be gone Great
~tarter home or in1•estment 3 big bedrms .
oversized yard Senous seller offers ftx -up
bonus of S2.SOO to you Make your own
showplace and sa\'e big ' Cash an by calling
962·~
IURST YOUR IUUUS
S1pp1ng holiday champagne m the soothing
warmth or your pn\•ate spa Atrium entry
way Tv.o·way firepl accents hv & family
rooms 4 bag bdrms Entertainer's bargain
perfect for resuve hohday gathenngs Take
over '93.000 VA loan Won't last at only
5121.900' Act now. call 962 ~
TALL&PIOUD
SI lf.000
Pr" ale gated drive leads to country
charmer townhome w city convenience
Ce ramic tiled entry to spacious liv room
f'ormal dine Pn\'ate ~unning terrace + am
pll' space ror green thumb uperts' Huge
ma~ler suite lmmal'ulate, airy + plush de
ror thruout. Hurry on this cream puff. Call
962·~
YESTEIDA Y'S
CHAIM
White picket fence & leaded glass windows
bring country charm lo the city Liv rm &
family rm both offer rustic wood beam reil·
lnl!8 & massive old world fireplaces Huge
co1• polio w · brick BBQ Serious owner will
rarry paper ma.lung this a steal! Just listed
al Sl65.900' Act now call 962 ~
SLASHED $6000!
411-Sl24,t00
Serious seller drops pnce to only $124,900'
Double door entry leads lo spacious liv rm
4lh bedrm makes roomy den or study Coun-
try kitchen Patio + roomy rear yard for
family run Take over 9 s~ VA loan + owner
may r arry paper' Ar i fast hy diahn11
962 S58S
WAU TO THE WCH
Bmk hair mile walk lrom btach brings
you mto view massive two story amidst lush
la ndscape Roomy entry hall leads to
sp11r1ou' hv rm Country kilch Billiard s1ie
r11m1ly rm. w1cr11ckhn11 fireplace Take over
loans + owner rna)' rarry paptr to gel you in
with re1t~11blc down' Don't wail rall
now 962 SSAS
I
E. tbrtington Beach
(714) 962·'5585 (213) 592-1525
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AUCTION
HARBOR ISLAND HOMESITE
13 Harbor Island, Newport Beach.
California -Lot with plans for house
and dock will be auctioned at 10:00
A.M. sharp January 20, 1982 at the
Conference Room of First American
Tille Insurance Company, 114 E. 5th
Street, Santa Ana. California .
Minimum bid will be One Million
Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
($1,800,00C)), with a minimum down
payment of Nine Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($900,000) cash, with financing
not to exceed Nine Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($900,000), due in eight (8)
years with interest at Twelve Percent
( 12'7.-) per annum . interest only paya-
ble monthly.
For further infbrmation and bid docu-
ments and plans. contact Barbara
Weiner al (714 ) 675·2030 or (714 )
751-1642. Five hundred dollar <SSC><!>
refundable plan & document deposit
required.
5 OCEANFRONT PROPERTIES!
IN NEWPORT BEACH WITH FANTASTIC
TERMS AND GREAT INCOME -FP.OM AS
LOW AS 10'1 DOWN AND INTEREST RATE
Of W2'k NOW COULD BE YOUR CHANCE
YOV NEVERTHOUGHTWOULDHAPPEN
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport at.ct., ~Of'Mt' lOHI
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NEW ENGLAND CHAIM
Traditional decor throughool m popular new
neutral tones Loads or used brick and glass
an this spacious s bedroom Mesa Verde
homl' Lush green gardens prol'ide serene
~ell mg G rac1ous h1·mg at penny pinching
prire Call today 645 OXl3
MESA YEIDE
$122,000!
Can you believe this pnt'e in prest1g1ous
Mesa Verde• Owner 1s anxious.you gain!
Spa.:1ous home with loads or pnvacy and
easy care yard EnJOY Costa Mesfl's best ad·
dress now' Call 64S 0303
NEW,OIT
TIJPLU
Only $205,000' fixer IS ideal ror handyman.'
builder or investor I block to bay don't
delay Call today 645·0303
OCEA.N VIEW
Newport Beach. I block lo sand R·2
Outstanding in'estment potential Only
5180.000 Don't miss out' Call now. 64S-0303
lilGAIN IUY
Priced below market' Take over low interest
loan Spacious Newpon R1v1era lownhome
Has woodbummg .ireplace. cheery ramaly
room. remodeled kitchen King size master
suite Sunny patio Community pool. spa &
tennis You can't afford lo miss lh1.s one'
Hurry, call 645·0303
MIW,OIT
FtXER-UDUCID
Unbehevably low pnced' Save$' Bnng your
paint elbow grease. and imagination lo
tr:insform this larRe 4 bedroom house 111to
your dream home Pool & spa complete the
setting Lender owned Take advantage now '
Call 645-<m:i
Loads o( bnck & tile frame inv1tan11 pool and
spa Ideal for ram1ly run & entert11n1n11
Spacious home reature~ lltparate ma11ter
suite. Conveniently looted near South Coast
Plua & local park Enjoy amenitlts usually
round only 1n mort exclusive homei1 Ir
resL,lably pr1red at S14l ,900' Call 645 0303
Costa Mesa
(714) 645-113
at Ha"• ' .._ Cw Mesa
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---------------------------.-.-...................... ..-..-Or1ng1 Co11t DAIL V PILOT/Saturday, Ototmber 26. 1981
Ha ve somelhtng you·
want to sell? Class1f1ed
ads do 11 well Call
NOW. 642-5678. ---
NEW NEWPORT CONDOS
Q.ity -.d detaihcJ ye>11 w~'t belen
-3 c• ,..OCJH -HCMrity. 13-7 /1%
ilhnst ~Mg. Spociott' Wlih with Mw
feel of a prhot. ho111t. 360 deq •Ww of
bOf ...t oc.-. ,ric~ f"°"' $3,9,000 to S4lt.ooo.
See at 2M, 2 II I 215
19tll St, off lalboa IL
LINDA ISLE LOVELY LARGE
rtohdtd by grttMry -.d oe tht watff
wltla roo• for 3 lar9• boah. A
"slaowc .. " ilt ••ery woy. LCJI •aster
.... + 4 .... Fon.of diniBg ""· • ~ ,,. witll professioftol step.dc>Wft
bar,., pool -.d ... s 1,395,000.
BALBOA ISLAND OPPORTUNITY
Drattk price rMllctioe oe tlli1 odoroble
2 ..._ -.. Spofleu Clftd fwfti1Md -• ....,.1oc .... $295,000.
LUXURY PENTHOUSE ON WATER
hlhrior h rigM ..t of Arclahctwai
Dignt ...t off.rs dr•utk qidity li•ilt«J
Hwa .,... SpackMll 2 bed. +deft wttlt
M4Mtft1 ..tw Mite with finploce.
Ires. IMdtcl 9-• & ..tiqlle occHh.
loat .., ....... TWs Is only for ....
~ $725,000 fff.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAL ESTATE
s.it.. ~ ProPt'fl\I ~t
2436 W Cout Hwy llS M.nnt A~ l'Wwi>o<1 Buch BA"-l.iand
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SCIAM-lETS Aaswers la Clalliflc"'°" IOIO
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SlllC & RNlt HORSE TERMS
T H 8 R A 0 E C N C K R 0 A M U M S O
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R W N K A Y Y 0 Z 0 T E 0 P K H E H
M G 0 M A M C J E A W l A A l E L P U
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T A B 0 E A P T A 0 T V E Y 6 A S Z G
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I 0 R G R S U G l B V C I P A W W U G
E E C S 0 I M H P E l M 0 E C E P T H
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Prettiest Doi! You'U Love Them!
I 611·1400 '7UtM '=I
MERRY
CHRI STMAS
A JOYOUS & PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
From the Staff at
Cote' Real ty
2075 San Joaquin Hiiis Rd.
Acro11 from BIG CANYON
Newport Beach
640-Sm
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STARTING 1
· A NEW BUSINESS?
Aeootdlftt to Cetltotnia Butfnlt1
end P1ofHelon1 Code (Sec. 17900 to
17930) ell perton1 dOlng bu1lntt1 ""de' • ~· name mutt ftle 1 ltatemenl wtlti the County ctefll Ind
7435
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Siii ol • llttlt &Ill's 'co!tetbon
Plltem 705. pattern pias for
doll 1bollt ll~·1nchn 111d out·
fit d1t1CtlOllS 1ndu0td.
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SOC •h 111ttern fol PGSt11t and hndllna. Su• 11: ......
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Deity ....
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'"' .., 11111 rillt ..... ~~~ fret petttrns Inside. 170 Dest
iltMts. dolls. quilts. "'°"' kftlt. CtocMt. ~. SI.SO
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lM-1' Qlicl ...... C)IMI aaw.i. .._ Qlllilll
Crute 1 surt loot for a StP>
11te wrt. toP off a dress, 1umPt1
OI pents with lhtst "penonahty" "'"'s. OM's htttd, oCl!ff 1s kme Sew boll!.. SM1
P1111ttd Pfltttn tm M1SMS
S1zn 8, 10. 12. 14, 16. 18, 20.
Size 12 (bust ~) fitted !IC~ I~ yd1. 60-ln. ot11er I 518
.. $2.11 .... ... ~ ......... .. =~...._ .. .
, .... "' o.,i. 442 Otttr"""'
I 5'1t DOWM PA YMINT!I
• HAUOI VllW HOMI •
Assume 10.9% IST .. & 2ND TD!!
CARMEL model w/pool & spa on
a solar i;ystem. $269,900. Call
759-1501 or 752-7373.
• * TllPUX ••
PRID E OF OWNERS HIP
UNITS ! lbr., 2br., & 3br owners
unit. Assume 10.47% lST T.D.
Priced at $199,950 FEE (ex·
elusive). Call 759-1501or752·7373.
* • VICTOIJAM STYLE • * SPECTACULAR 4br home re.
modeled in Victorian sty le
w/custom kitchen in prime Costa
Mesa area. $138,500 Fee. Call
759-1501 or 752· 7373.
• • 'AUIMO • • Totally remodeled by craftsmen !
Featuring French doors. wooden
shutters. plank floors . used brick
& pool & spa. FEE land w/great
terms!! Call 759·1501or752-7373.
GO IOATIMG OH YOUR
OWN rtlVATI UGOOH
Price slashed $15,000 to $209,900.
ONLY 10% DOWN & owner will
finance !! Professionally decorat-
ed with gourmet kitch e n
96J..5671
lllO DOWM
No down payment required on
this lovely four bedroom two bath
home with family room. Asking
$149,900. 963-5671.
IOo/.DOWM
Highly desirable single story end
W'lit with double attached garage.
Assume $60,000 loan at 10% in·
terest rate. 963·5671.
ALMOST MEW
Low payments too !! Large
spacious 1 year old home backs
to new proposed marina. 963-5671.
OWta RMAHCIMG
Beautifully upgraded execuli ve
home with low maintenance back
ya rd. s pa & firepil. New
microwave. Only $30,000 down.
963-5671.
BffCTIVI INTIHST I 2.6°r'o
3 Br. 11'2 Ba with cathedral open
beamed wood ceilings. Only
$12.900 down. 556-7035.
SI 3,900 DOWM
Buys almost new e nd unit
townhome just steps to South
Coast Plaza. New 28 year loan
available at an incredibly low
l 3. 2.5 <'k 963-5671.
4-PUX
Prime rental area. $60,000 down
& owner will finance at 12%. Try
straight note. $224,900. 963-5671.
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Mil Pint block ••• Oc._ IMlt•ri
View .t 0c .. ...t Jetty. Two ~rootltt.
Two INtlll. Wood p••lllt la hint rooa
222 MARIGOLD .•. S.t. S. ... $375,000
A YA.IL.AILE IY A"OIMTMIHT
COME WITH US ••• TO IAYCHST. s,.-. ....... .,.. ...... &ffr't .......
tlaows • o inodtl. Two hlll)t flreploces.
W .. IMr. ~ tllie laols ... wi.. OYlr
3,000 .. ft. of IM •J apece. Mew °" tht
............................ $449,500
COME Wl1H US. . .TO IAMCHO SAM
JOA9UIM. Most d11lrobl• locatloa.
F.WO. 'flew of CJOff COWM .d CJ""
btl. H-9y to c..try c .... Two IMd"°"'s
• .......... flame ....... $215,-000
1617 WISTCUff DR.. tU. 631-7300
Utttt Is IH)!! Oassif1ed Ads are really
small "people to people"
sales calls with big re-adership and big re~ suits! To place your
classified ad. call toda)
64£5678.
Tellmg the most people possible is important to
the success or any garage sale Make sure you rs 1s li s ted 1n
Classified pho ne
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Dir
Merry Christmas
From The Staff At
Macnab-Irvine
. Realty Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2HDIOOM
222 Marigold. Corona del Mar
631-7:n> $375,000 Sat/Sun H 30
31EDROOM
438 Vista Parada, Npt Bch
759-1221 $255.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
3 IR pe. FAM lM or DEH
•1472 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores NB .
642-2510 $695.000 Fee Sat'Sun 1·5
• •3711 Seashore. Newport Bch
673'6.578 $895,000 Sat/Sun 10-4
2llDI~
#7 Trafalger (Harbor Ridge ) NB
64~5777 Open Sunday 12-4
3024 Ocean Blvd. Corona del Mar
631·1400 $1,350,000 Sunday 1·5
••8Collins Isle, Balboa Island
67~ $1,200,000 Sat 1-5
2120 Aster Pl . Costa Mesa
759-122f $156,000 Sun 1-4
4 IR .... fAM IM or DB4
3202 Delaware Pl. CM.Verde) CM
545r9258 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11·5
1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB
~5647 $420,000 Sat/Sun l ·4 : 30
512 Ventaja (Bluffs) NB
675-6000 $275,000 Sat. 1·5
•1200 Polaris (Dover Shrs) NB
631-7JX> $825,000 Sat. 1'4 :30
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
J • ,.. PAM IM er DIM
20719th St 14, Peninsula, NB
6.11·1(00 .S.W,000 Sal/Sun 12·4
lllDaOOM
• •1815 W. Bay Ave . Newport
Beach
673-6776 Sit/Sun l ·S . ,... . .... ,. ... . .......... , ....
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110111 ILlllS Cl.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
CUSTOM-IUIL T NOMI
Promontory Bay. Formal D.R.
Den/Library. Mstr BR O'Lookt
Bay, Has Frplc. 3 Other BRs &r
Maid 's Rm & BA. Pier, Slip For Lr&
Yacht. Owner Wi ll Assist
W /Financing. $1,850,000.
'AHOl.AMfC VIEWS
Of Ocean, Nite Lites, Newport
Center. 3 BR Estate Townhome.
Gate Guarded Comm. Of HarbGr
Ridge. Neutrally Decorated .
lmmac & Ready For Immed
Occupancy. Assum. Financin1.
Lease, Or Lease/Option. $145,080 -
$2,500/Month.
POOL.SIDI~
Elegant Condo -Neutral Tone1 -
2 BR. 2 BA -Formal D.lt. -
G.o r g~ous S unse l s Su per
Financing Low Fixed Int. Rate -
Seller Will Carry Lrg 2nd Shown
By Appl Asking $220,000. A "Joy
Of Newport" Listing.
HEW WOOOlllDGI USTIM6
Exceptional 3 BR Home. Choi ce
Corner Lot Grt Location. Beaut
Area Nr Park. Comm Pool. Mstr
BR Ste W /Mirrored Wardrobes.
Select Landscaping. Only $172,000.
l.ASTILUFF
Owner Financing. Flexible Term1.
Poss Lease/Option. Lrg 4 BR Lusk.
Spac F.R. W /Parquet Firs. Format
L.R. D.R. Area. 2 Frplcs. Sunny,
Cheery Mountain. Nile Lites View .
$229.500.
WOOOIRIDGE VILLAGE
Comm. Pool. Tenn is. Spa. Qu iet
Location On Cul-de-Sac . 2 BR 2 BA
Condo W /Good Assumable 1st.
Owner May Assist In Finucin1.
$145,500.
IRVIMI -MEW USTIM6
Great Buy In Deerfield . 2 BR 2i..42
BA. Pride Of Ownership. New
Drapes & Carpets. Neutral Colon.
Furniture Ava ilable Ca ll Now .
Sl20.000
DUf'UX
Balboa "Lillie Island" Waterfront
W /Full Bay View From Both Unill.
Upper Wld Make Wonderfnl
Owner's Unit. Has 4 BR. Lowe r Is 3
BR unit Lrg f'ront Patio. Sandy
Beach .
IWFFS -PllMI YlfW!
Bay By Day, Lites By Nile. Best
Panoramic Front Row View On
Back Bay. Highly Upgraded End
t.:nat Remodeled Kitchen. Wrap
Deck Exquisite! Come See. You'll
LO\'e It. s.165.000.
UTT\.E ISUMD
RRST TIMI LISTIM6
Unique 2 BR 2 BA Home'On
Balboa's Lillie Island. Front HWH
Co mpletely Remodeled. $137,00I.
Owner Motivated.
·--.......
UttlQUllM
OLDCdM
Temric house, quality
t'OnSll'Ut'llon w /a 4 BR.
4•1 ba. (pit's " den.
French style. ~75,000.
UNIOOf t1C)Mfl
Realtors, 67$ toOO
If it's got Wheels you'll move it
ta.sttrin a
Daily Pilot
classifild
ad,C.11
642·5'71 and
a fr1tftdly
1d·vlsorwm
help YCR1 tUf'ft
yourwMtts
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Mountain vl~w. !5' lot,
t'harminc duplu tllat
must stll now I.Aw pri tt
at •.seo. Owner will
finutt. ~ Salttt.
a&lSl.Zll
4MIMOMIA
New etta•• • Ir Vlt · torlan partial YI .
OWN' /roolr9fMr fiHn
inil. -J~MIN£ CllE!K·f1tll
~ V\I, Z 6 den. 2 ba
condo Pool. wn•ls, att Own. lift. Open S.ttatn
11-4. ltCWI 0../11\.
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Balboa ltland Wal•tfront OCEANFRONT 11\0dular H.l. 't PIMIST ZBR. ZBA Condo. Stpa to PALM MrBA APTS Crean View. Dtfuu I • t WON MOUSI lntr.tC....
llr l Ba. lar1t Y•rcl New t100 lo l600 •q n MIWPOIT Mll6HTS ll AGENTS l Bt. 2 Ba. Vea.rly ren· type Homea, 24 yr Deb. ~le fllcl Oar l»lMnaDt Br Aptl Newly dm>rat· •"'l!O ._'41·0'1131 At-wJbcach & main bay 3 Bdrm homt, rlreplict.
OCEAN vu:w a itr z S. v I e w • ..: x l t n • Iv t doUblt i•raae. cho1re
dt<'ll, yard. ~ec Ul11 Mtom up•radea In Ult location. Near Cliff and UVt Owner I 83C»9440 ' oak 1325,000 t o 8l'Old ll!UOO
Sales i low' Make tht
moat for your eftortM.
90% t00'1. 1pU1. We of·
fer de11k, copier, Ml.
co mputer, an1. serv,
busy street, ample prk&,
& men Start New Year
off rl&hl ' Ca.II D11n
taJ. Mo. 170-0347 5erUtlty, ~ ml pvt bch Span.Ith Dt•C. Llvlna ' A.dliltl. mo 7601290 l Br unlum PIO. 1 Br ed. rttnce, dittlwaaht'r.
Ba1front pier l Ooal. for + Cishlng pltr Ced11r •auttful P•rk·llh aur· -fum $400. 2 Br unfurn d11poul. healtd pool. ,. .... a'"' lYr.· rad wood roundlnaa. Tertac:ed 2bdrm.lba. vlewol Ray, M25. Adult.I only Call tlt'Vllor. IUbtt'r prknl( aunnlna. beach, 2 Br 2 """' •" " ll(lOI. SUnken 1as bbq , Refria, waaher, drytr, ... u.o-., C 1149' 11013
142-• · l!OO,cn>. Moorlna avail
ISy -o-Zner. Two 2bdrm 0.-W~ I ·5 loy ~~~ lbtr.
Ba . Sl400 y rly deck. poo , guarded aparlclln1 fount1ln1 J!!~.146-0086 ----ue:_.}_ -~418..!!1_ gate, adlta onl)' No Spacious rooma . Sm111l 11~ •Pl nor NISl>ICOMFOIT 18R,v1tw,centralhe111 .
..... ,........ JJ07 ~~.:)'om S'176 mo· St-parate d1nln1 aru 8earh. l200 mo Larae IBr up1t11l'i with l\10 rm
houlea on 1 lot Auum. It 15 W. A•• 1"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11-ble II~ Ul T 0 owe m.rn~·SMS_I-••••••••••••••••••••••• Walk In c lott!l l . _!!5·3257 rllhedral ce1lln11. -751-4293 Nfow twnhome 2 BR, 2 b1 a..,....,,.. lJ52 homelike kit chen 41 poolside bakony, frplr, I br 11pt. 2 blks to bearh.
~ A.11t1nc m~.ooo with I IET 25.000 dwn 20th & •
UYFIOHT CONDO
See the world from this
lofty view or bay &
~an Boat shp 11vall
$415,cnl.
2 car. 111 patio, decks ••••••••••••••••••••••• rablnelA. Walk to Hun t· C_.. Mete 1124 dshwahr ai carport sos ocean v11w. USO . Set"
BIO. View @9-4820 Exe<> 4br. 3ba. tam rm. 3 111#00 Cenltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo lZ/26 ?7th. 12 4 1213 >
C-....... M 1•2• car aar, view. nr ()('eln. l Bdrm tum, $t$5 N 1
2 Br I Sa Apl Sc>aclOUI bach with patio 1'»-7936
Wallentine . 7221
Pormna '40-7484 YOU rant buy anything
-1 In Newport Hill for .,...._.. er 6 6 SlDl. 974 3420 ewl y decor IGadsshpd. l:m mo AdullJI, no ""'U 2 Br un(urn. Vlrtori~
--------1 '2M,000t.hat comesclose ll•J STOIY 1 to this brand new 3
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Localed ln the Mendel Bdrm 3 Ba home
Mar ar~a. t luse to Super~ Cl'lftsmanshlp,
schools and &hopping owner aulsted rlnanc·
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h1mlly. Covered patio 1
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540-1151
-,_ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
OWNER ANXIOUS !
Handsome 4 bedroom
211 bath POOL home
Formal dining room .
family room. fireplace
Nicely landscaped lot
features sparkling
POOL Very private
location $199.000. Ca II
979-2:11()
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1225.000 7Sl·3191
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lot +great financing
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now
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Eves (114)851 0499 NO
AGENTS
2 Br 2 Ba pa110 home . frpl c, 2 c ar ga r
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Owner Karen Eves
552-5664. d rs 842 · 8833
SPACIOUS
AND
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2yearold contemporary
Ul Turtle Rock Vista 3
bdnns 2 ba. formal din
rm. & ram rm. Quiet
and pn\•ate area Moun
tam and canyon views
Fantas t ir buy at
S299.000 Assume loan~
very ll llle down 11
purchase.
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Type Homes. 24 hr.
secunty, ''2 mi pvt bch
+ fishing pier Cedar
Cottage type, redwood
deck, pool. guarded
gate, adllS only No
. Slil.900. 499·3816
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from this l bdrm own
youN>wn apl Elevator
to street & localed in the
center of everything
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SUPB LOCATIO ..
Pride of ow nership,
ocean views. plans to tx·
pand, All this plus seller
financing for thii high
qu•lily 3 bdrm. 2 bath
horre. 139S,OOO. OCUM-.. and mountain views in
a serene rountry sellln~
Just minutes from lown
41 bn<'h Th•~ 3 bdrm &
family room home is
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maculate 1n every de:
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85K FiP, owner will 0WC ht $275,000 home&40-9219 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J•cuni. volley ball, M90Mo 2 Br I Ba Apt 2 br. nr SC Plaza , nyon Jnneat4unitbldg.
OCEAMFIOMT c u r r y a t 1 3 ".{ 675-1771 2Br, garage, frplc, ulil ln Beacon Bay 3Br 3ba, 18 basket ball & tennis. Garage,. wtsht!r /dryer. M 1 cA rth u r v 111 a ge. 1Ar}i fac1lilles. unit has
Owner/Agt 6'4·6125 eluded. $750 mo. Call ft dock, tennis, 2yr lse 846-0619 all bwll·UU Small child pool, ispa , tennis rts, pnv deck Avail 211 /82 IYOWMER New cust bit 2 sty,
French Normaody 3 BR
& den home Can be
split 1895.ooo. owe 3711
Seashore 673 6578
SACRIFICE ! Jlm Davis759·l221 SlGOOmo,675·8617 --•-1e-a. 37 .. • OK. no pet.s Only I year S500/mo Ca II Rob , S 8 5 o mo C a I I _,.... -• -old Callrorappl 768-5600, or call Dave. 714·752·5040, 19·5) or
2 new luxury townhouse Coda W..O 1224 _. ILUFFS •••••••ew .. •••••••..... TSL MGMT 642· 1603 951-44211 49'M&S2 condOll. 3 bdrms. 3 bu. • .... •••••••••••••••• •• • r. Luxury ~tudio. spa, TV. STUNli1NG 1 1 •. 2 · =.:.-=:::::_ ____ _ BELOW BUILDER'S 4 Bdr uecut1ve home Spacious 4 bdrm, 3 bath. maid service. phones, Br 2 Ba Ga~e A 2 Br l'h Ba 610 J oann Sl ... nport ltd 116'
DOVElSHC>ats
COST Sl35,000 ea ~~~~~~~~ti w/pool & spa. Family ram home Newp111nt& $1l5wk.499·2227 Po01.7IOW 18ath.eSt pt. No children. Pet OK •••••••••••••••••••••••
675-4.m .: rm, formal dining, 2h carpet. Move in ready 631·216218. p1a1 NEWPORT Ba. Excellent condition Sl200 per month Agt. Muport leach l7 69 TiiE VICTORIAN : New· Sp-""-a'""c1"'""ous_,..._l_B_r -G-a-rd-en Ml\
DOVER SHORES Sl200 111cl gardener & 640-S560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly decor. 2 Br w/(l.ar · Apt. Pool & rec. All ut1ls AP1IDJMENTS
pool service. 7Sl·3191 or OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br ~ crplS & drapes. bit paid. Adult.s. no pets M
54.S-644.5 Agt. Avail Der Balboa Island Waterfront Avail. Winter Weekly I UlS. patio Adullll Call El Puerta Mesa
.:.>. 3 Br 2 Ba Yearly ren Monthly 6?3-7873· between 1·5PM,636·4120 1959MapleAve Apl5
EXl:C. HOMl UDO l.UGAIH Med. style courtyard 3 bedroom bar,gain for
l.WI Galaxy Dnve Pool, jacun1 Overlooks builders on an extru
bll) Galaxy Dr Formal wide lot with large ~un
din rm. 2 (rplcs $695,000 l\Y patio. A mustto see! 4 Br. Den. For ma I Om . f~. 642-2SIOIS46·4848 ing Room. 2 Fireplaces. 3 car garage + large
Close to SC Plaza Green· ~I. @75 Mo 770·0341. fiii1 "G" V1ctona $470 QUIET ADULTS over 35,
brook home , 3 BR. 2 BA, SPYGLASS un!um 1 Br. from $325
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yard. 2 car gar • ~Imo 4bdrm, fam rm. 3 car pet.S. LEEWARD AP1'S. SlSOOdep 992C11rnat1on gar S2200 imo Eves 2020f\illerton,631·0397. Placing your Class1f1ed Hobby Room Pool med
ad 1s so simple just lot, beaut landsl•aped
640-6 l40 1"" fV!Wf B T h
An adult community on
the Ba ck Ba y. Sper·
tacuJar Spa, 7 swim·
rrung pool5, 8 llghled ten·
lllS courts. bike trails.
pult1na grren
Ba chelors. 1 and 2
bedrooms apartments,
and townhouses from
1S40toS1000per month
give 1$ a t•all on the Owne'r will assist at """""'' Roomy 3 r. own ouse
3 BR, l BA, ram room . Beaut Jbd t f /R home ~ in qwet adult com· phone and we'll help )'OU r111ancing. Estate Value
word your ad for f11st re· only $420,000. din. room, den, fp, 2 car 1 f 1 ex Newly deroraled, gar. Sl675/mo .. 1st + sec w/poo . 2 plit1os.2 rp . ,_.. . avail Jan Isl Debbie Westcliff S1200/mo No YEAR·ROUNO FUN: fireplace. enc""' patio & 540-<Y702 pets 646·2389 _ Soc1a1 Act,.,1ies o. garage Adults only
~s!_'!!ul~t.s~. 642~·~56~7!;8. ___ -lllJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~j Open Sat/Sun 1·4 3-0 Robinson. Realtor
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
LliSE 0"10H
or sale on a quality 4BR 2112 ba
Spyglass with breathtaking views of
ocean & city lights Call for details
$649.500
' YOUR CHOfCE
4 Harbor Vu Homes -all on fee
land starting at S224,950. Call now !
SPECIAL TEIMS
on this 4 BR Spyglass beauty on
choice corner lot. Creative seller
will take trades. gems or even cash.
Offered at $.525.000.
SPYGUSS-UU RND
Impeccably maintained this hard to
find 3 BR. Fam. Room beauty has it
a ll , in cluding brea thtaking
mountain and city light views .
Owner will assist. $.549.000.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
I •ector •Free Sundlly Sorry, no pets SSSO Mo
C·I Property 2 Br 1 Ba Bh.tfsCondo 3 Br up, I hr 01unth • eao' • ~3311l call btwn 9.5.30
I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' house in high traffic down. 3 ba Kitchen Pdrtre~ •Plus more
So.A I -a I 086 area of Westside Costa nook. $1300, M4·2607 I GREAT RECREATION· S250. Uttl pd.. patio.
••••••:;r.:••••••••••• Mesa Terrific for Anl1 Spac 3 BR 2•, ba. very Tetoru••Free Lti.~~ q11et. adlts I BR
Sh A I .. -.. ~ p I ll>'O & pro ~nop1 • 2 644·6958
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548-5647
On Jamboree Al
San Joaqwn Hills Road
(714 )644-1900 "' ..._ <Xfice, Law Office, etc gmg, etc. $'750/m(I Agt • 11ytJromasuge • 2 BR l'l Ba. fplc. 0 W, Spectacular view o( XJnt parkint Will dis u ..... " patio. garage S.S25 mo k. I "'" ,,.., '>w•mm•ng • GQll th a d Duplex. upstairs 2 Br, 1 waves. roe S, coast me l cuss remode 'ng lo SWI Harbor vu homes. 4 BR.I O•oY•no Range WI n a S43-S478 Ba. frplc, garage. Near from front row unit EX· Approx 900 sq ft ex B r BEAUTIFUL APTS· Lido sh . ..,,.,. q11s1te 2 BR 2ba In ex· I c I u ding the y ard 2 A, am rm . Sl200. S•noies I & 2 Bea under the 2 Br w /gar newly de s oppmg area. ~ elusive Tableror k $500 i mo ... 8 5•42. av a 1 I. Jan t tit h rorated new CJlllS, wtr year lease. Adults, no
$375 000 "" , 644·4157 700.9312 •Qom\ • i:'""''"ed 0 'I P'I t pd 2176 "E" Placentia pets. Must have ref's. . 77().5629 ----I I & Unlurr•slled. Mull 31 y I 0 Call bet I ·5PM. 636·412() D r I v e b )' 6 l 4 ,,,,
LlllJlmCIVl .. R.E ICOND0·3Br, 2•1Ba . lg Harbor View ~~;e~\·ONp::~~,,; C'ft G 'd Westside Cos ta ~esa, CJubhouseAve 494-6303 __ 4_97_·1761 -master b d rm . homes 4 bdrm. 2 ba. 910 6 I UI e ~TBLUFF b I w bal""ny, dbl ga rage fam room Great loca dplx, upstairs, 2Br. I Ba . 1 r., poo · 1 •v ,.._ t I h l r & q11et area, single adult. OtherReaUstott w;()pner. rrplt, centr11I lion SH25/rno Oakwood ....,n ra ea . re n g
••••••••••••••••• •••• •• vac. S750 mo 2!82 Ma pie 644·6699 G•rden Ap.,1mtnt1 S 2 SSJB stove. enclosed garage no pets ISOO/mo. 644-4767
R ------Call 4 Quiel & sare. No kids or Mobi6t Ho.s II 105 on 979 5370 or Newport Heights, J br. Newport 8ttcll N. • Fors. 1100 894·20!6 rmly rm. hrdwd firs, 880 l!YlnP 111 lfolni and au fir tlle ~: mo ~·S442·
•••••••••••••••••••••••i JBR. 2BA, Fam rm Kids Crplc, SS.SO dnve by 418 17141645·1104 Chn'a'--a• OCEANFRONT Modular OK No pets No single:. SI. Andrews, 642·9666 Newport 8"cll S. .,,m • ES 1 de 2 B R . i'\ e w
Type Home s, 24 hr $775/mo 1754 Iowa St 1700•61tiSt 10o•er11161•" ...1v· Cari>ets Lndry. Patio secunty, '•mi pvt bc:h I fl44.l836 llGCAMYOH (714J642·5113 Aw-ISOf Adlts, No Pets SS50
f h · C d ----Guard gate comm 673-3600 :ou~~e1nt~~1erred!c!J 2 bdrm. I ba. 2 car gar. Spacious 2 bdrm if am ' 2BR redecorated Duplex
deck. pool .' guarded ~~~dd~~~n h~~~ I rm Deane Home . St25ol OCEANFRONT unit w s1n~le l'ar gate, ad Its only No ..,...,, ... 3322 rm Dix. 2 bdrm. 2 ba Avail WTSIDE oarage 15()() 559 5001 -~·900 499·3816 -"-""""-_ ~.979_i.!91 now't11Jan23 Month or S4152Br 1 Ba Poolside .cc ----
Mesa Verde 4 bdrm. 2 ba 3 Bdr. & ram1ly room . 2 i Wk.I 7S2·9466 Apt Laundry room 1 YIUA CORDOIA
Cttnttfty Loh/ fireplare Large yd Nr Ba, bit w , garage, va ----cluld OK. no pets Call Spacious E Side Apls
Ctyph I 500 Sch Is Ch 1 Id re n cant SllSO 3 Bdr 2 Ba, I Oee. FrOllt Dpx rorappt before 1ls ~one Er.cl ga r. patio dshwshr
••••••••••••••••••••••• we I ro me S650 m o I dbl garage. bll·tns $750 f\tm 3 bdrm, 2 ba, bit TSL M_B!!h_ 6.g_.1603 & stove Most ulll free Gl:~t}1 [tS v1~>E ~ 968-Z74S --JACOBS REALTY w . fireplace Monthly WESTUKEVILUGE Nopet.S
Easts1de. lg cor 2 BR 2 ~~TYMGRS or}'.!_Brly645·7~ 2BDRM $495
ONTHEIAYI
Ooe of a kind luxury
apU. 2 bdrm. I bath apt
located directly across
from the Reuben E Lee.
Just remodeled with
new carpeting. drapes.
lutchen r abinets &. ap·
pliances nus upstairs
urut 111cludes a fireplace.
rrurrored bdrm closer
doors & a spacious deck
overlooking the bay.
$UIOO month Ut11it1es in
eluded For appt call
1714)675-8000.
Cern!tery Below cost I """"'""~ Im med occupancy. I BDRM $410 Phone •·.714·346 9489 gar, patio, kids pets ok 675-6173 llG CANYON Adult onl y co mplex .,.,.,., Elden Avl' CM --~ ---$550. 499 4820 -Delightful 2 bdrm. 2 ba Pool spa laundry room <-><..> Step& to the beach 2 &. 3
IC-rcid lo-PoW 3226iljnport Beach Villa rondo. Partially furn paUo.sor deeks.Nopets. -~27605 Br (rplcs. yearly Im·
Ptoperty 1600
1
•••••••••••••••••••••••I Balboa I Br Iba 1050 i;q Secunly gate $850 + set' I GarD!lt!5 avail. DClllO Point 3926 maculale S6SO & rns ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spectarular. breathtak ft. top nr Temric vu rrm~mo 7~.:_1594 I Ba1·h $360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..;m=.;~=.;...;__ ____ _
IKOIM Properly 2000 111g 2 story. isolated chrr pnvacy S800 mo t sec Balboa Ba} Club. 2 BR 2 1 Br~ $4!5 2 BR. 2 BA. dishv.asher. I OCEAN VIEW deluxe 2
....................... house. 2 decks over dep P.P 972·17171vm3 ea,6 mo lease 2Br S.H5·S485 I no pets. nu r arpets , ! Br 2 Ba deck, yard. INCOME ocean,Sl200493-9594 I 640.9605 I lSLMgmt 645·8122 avail Jan call Ro i,:er b.rick rrplc. gar., --------~-~~~~~!""'~ I --------· --I &7 1200 s E cu R GA T E lHfULTIMATt PROPERTY .Beaut. 4 Br 2 ba. FIR. W•f1owtO.lex I NEWBREl::DAPTS ---S890tmo or lease 0 1 WE'U IEALL Y Ckeanfront-great loca ---SPECIALIST I frplc , gar. fncd yard, Newly derorated 3 Br *f:! l•ftts BACH with LOFI $410 2 Br I Ba enclsd i:arage Adults Sunset Bluffs ~n ffRAID tion panoramic view View S725.962·2194 2ba 3 bed!OOm. 2 hath ~tlwd Ftplc, rec room , pool. & yard Lots of grass Par.fie AH. C M
thatifmorepeople read Nearly new custom Sele(t rrom 319 unils Fo.itaMV.._ 1234 buillln k11r he n. ron •••••••••••••••••••••••! Jal'uzz1 , gas & v.ater SS0033562BlueLanlern l~9440.S42·88a!
this month 's National home 3 Bdrm 2 bath up Terms available to SUll I••••••••••=!••••••••• v4:rsat1on with f!replace a.cia l.a.d 3806 paid Adults, no pets 393 _496-3354 or 496 9230 -I with large loft & extra Geographic-relall\'e to stairs. 2 Bdrm rental un· 1 your needs I HOME FOR RENT Pier and 30 float ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ham1ltoo, CM 645·441 I Oceanvlew 2 Br 2 Ba con deck 759-0414. 759·1042
Newport Harbor & O.C 11 downstairs Do not 4 Bdrm $700 Fenred SllOOtrm , 1st la~I and Ba Ib o a I s I a n d Easuide 2BR . lBA. nr do. W1D, pool. tennis.
dlOlce bayfronl proper ITUSS ttua opportunity lo j 1 yard & garage Kids & serunt) Ann \ aughn Waterfront 3 Br 2 Ba I schools No Pets 1425 I sec gate. encl gar. $600 L •• 0cQl!lt9Cy
lY will skyrocket Call live al the beach Co m· ~,!1 pets welrome. Isl mo + Sanlas Yearly rental $975 Mo. 1 rm 542.9772 __ S700/mo 3 ~r 2 Ba . Apt
John Campbell for appt pare this outstanding NE&,5ER clep 54S-i!lm. Agent. no '*Cote Realt CallTIG-034_2_ -631-'l~ 2· Br Apt Near ocean. I '4l&la1rs. view. balcony. l~t: :r1fabb~I~~~ ~:; value ' S719.500 Call Q.lfJOtJHYI 0-k:.. fee. __ I & ln\estmt•ni' 1a11oar.-1111a ll07 • 2 Br Condo nr s C view. clean. balrony,' ~!,~1~ ~~~~g:~ ~~~shd
oceanvu cstmhomeand Margaret Duffey 't .V Hi.ltftMJtOftltacll 1240 . 1 ....................... Plaza. S.A. Pool. Spa. gara:_>,e Avail now I Yearfy·
you be the Judge or tbis 642-5200 714 h-11 0763 ....................... 640·5177 1Kangs1ie 3 .Br w (rplc & Tenrus ~ Adults. no 661 0252 _ lSLMgmt 642.1603
1175.000 pnce which in· 2925 Colle!le i\\t> Lux 2 Br. ~'-1 Ba Pool, • ~~l~e~ti~~1:5 yrly ~l·l'60or 646.4911 I OCEAH VIEW I Eastbluff 2 Br 2 Ba
eludes a lar~e parrel of C'o:.la Mt>~a. CA, spa. tennis, Sl!runty I S510 Lrg 1 BR . full -· j --From Dana Po1n1 most fireplace, pool . porch land gale. Walk to beach. afl5 security A me nit.es Bay Vu. 2 BR. I BA. gar. 2 Br l(arden apt Pvt sceruc bluff. like new ' .,... view. S625 120-1114 A PETE BARRETT ·.. REALTY ROGHSREALTY 962·1398 __ 631 5237. 645 6242 nopetS. adult.s $600/mo patio. gar. laundry No l ee the f1rs1 occupant '
675-2311 Ami YAUEY 5 Blks to ocean. Elegant 2 213-430.3145 wk 9i9-6J!.1Ihm673·8276 pelS l sml child ok 5450, Only 4 units. 2 Br ~~rtd ts1landd. lil.g h2r blr
T ., ........... _ B F R & -----1 540-9950 r I '· B d ovwer up ex e g t u
NEW CUSTOM HOME
Elegance & warmth describe this
one of a kind house located high on
a hill in Spyglass. Spectacular
views of the bay & ocean. There are
5 bedrooms , library, family room ,
51'2 baths, pool & spa, elevator &
custom leaded windows. Shown by
appointment only. Offered at
$2,300.000.
RCTaylorCo
640 ·9900
Clll ~ r amlly m Den BLUFF'S 3 bdrm. 3 ba. OCEAHFIOMT -----I w rp c "' 2 r w en, EiO 11m 626-6241 ·
Nea r new 4·plex 2 S850Mo Plush crpls, 21, ram rm p\1 spa Sl.OOO Yearly lease unfurn 2 Barhelor $325 mo. 2864 ' Hurry forthe best view bdrm. 2 bath each unit Ba Cedar&. glass, sun· rm&44·2300 bdrm 2 Ba bllns New J Lasalle CM j S625 to Sl67S Adults. no New 2 br, 1 ba. frplc , sgl
with f1reploce, enclosed dee k. db I tar p n 2 -B-2 b . -d 1 pa.ult ' carPel drapes 957 2740 aft 6 pets Days 643·0212. car garage. S500 Adults.
pauo. garage. 9"•'1 ISi ga rage fully ma int r a con ° m _,. c II L d 'I Wltnds661-644t ~ 645·31164 Poscashflow Now ardAdultsno ts ln marulate Sl 200mo ,,,,.,.,mo. a inaor 12br.Adults,nope1s.new· --~
$159.500. Bill Grundy. ~wre al 5i7 urih St lSt.illlsl & secunty re I Art.Ag~.675·7060 lydec stovetrefng.encl ....... Oftltach 3840 1 2g::~g! .,p!~1 er~t'p'isrd
Rllr. 675-6161 ~1 qwf!d 640-5777 _J CorOlto .. Mw 1122 patio. $47~ 979-4410 ....................... 1650/mo . 640-5296.
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Pnce justreduced.nl'ar &Playground. Kids Ok 815&46-1220 . rharm1ngmoldCorona, t 213 l 498 67876 or1 Jacu~11. Sauna. pool , bearh. patio S650tmu new,caJlnow No pets S675 mo ----2 Br 2 Ba frplc. ocean 59l-<8S6 tennis. \•olleyball. yearty 673·3728 __ _
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-Nr beach, Jbclrm. 2ba, Uimni9'wcl 1425 tim1mo Call Anthony Pacific I Hunt. Bch 846·061_9 _ do. pool, secunty. 2 Br. 2
14 UHITS C.M. $750 Gardener inrl No ••••••••••••••••••••••• days 642·5757, eves & Ttn"OCe ADh 3 Br rondo m Htng Cont'I Ba ll001rro 552·08S3
Eastside with pool. . 962·8639 OWNHOUSE end unit, wlcnds63J.66JO. I 66.S PARK DR I ti E CM I Pvl pal 10 w !storage Balboa Island Waterfront
financing al 10% 3 Bdrm S675 Fenced mg, lg pa o. balcony. &CITY LIGHTS VIEW apts All adults and no OK. no pets SS25 mo tal.1175/mo TI0-0347
owner anxious. great HOME FOR RENT like new. 2BtlR 2BA. dm· SPECTACULAR OCEAN Bachelor and one bdrm I shed & carport Kids 3 Br 2 Ba Yearly ren·
TSLlnvstmnts 642·1603 yard ' garage Kids &. AtC. Jrpl. s~f cle~n Fromeve.ryroom.large ' ra;ts Pool . BBQ and 752·~97,8·5 M 1 F --ls.oo Clean lBR Partly
pe1s welcome 1st mo + =.' c~~~e. ~a~~a~· 1 Br. 1635/mo. Anthony aundry roo.!!1:...._ __ . New 1 br condo. sundeck. rum 1 Adult. no pets ,,
ttomut• Dnert, dep 545-2»00. Agent. no Q\let. nr Fwys S670 No days call642·57S7, wknd~ The rastesl draw '" the I frplc. pvt ~ar. lndry rm blk lo bearh Owners at
..... 2400 fee. ~ 715·2580, 751-0796 631.a>JO West a Dail) r llot Wrhook ups Nr bearh. property wknds . 120 •••1•1•••••K••••••H••••••,~• Large 2b r I 'IJ ba Newnnn Cr-es-I condo-. 3 Fmd. wh.at you want in Cla.ss1f1ed Ad Call To $550 P/P,968·0122 aft 6 36th St Ka ua. ona awa 1 townhouse End uo1l. ~,... F~ simple F\lm studio . br wistudy 3 ba new Dail,) Pilot Class1fteds day 642·5678 •-. · garage pnvate patio · • · -------4000
rondo by ocean. Ownr. ~5 n5-63Ul · cari>et & drapes. step H..HnglOft leach 1140 ~°" ltecll 3140
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985 No. Pac1f1c Coast
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10 Luxury Condo New rondo. 2 BR. 2 BA. 2 bdrm. 1 ba, 2 car gar, The Nobel Prize for Mec:Jicine m '697
I 0 Rancho Mlra&e 3 Br. 3 Patio, Nr Park & Pool washer dryer hook up -f'O ~
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Super 3 BR with seller fina nci ng
only $112,900 Hurry
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includes 1 BR guest quarters and
seller financing with great te rms .
Unbelievable al just $200.000.
Ba . Sl20,000 equity. Noagts.675·9646eves Alt cond. Bit ms. SSSO ._........~
Prefer sm 1 comm ' I 3 BR 2ba condo w /2 car rm. wk 642·3322. If you re not sure who (or what) KennyOunkpOn
Irvine. rental prop. garlm/roo.975·1262 or Af1 lw ... ,_.IMd was.oon tfeetbaO-yourenotalone
Newport . La g u n a . 75-93116 •••••••••••••••• ••• ••• • Kennyt>unkport 1s one of 14 01st1nct1vely
Owner/Bier. llNT ALS Colla Mete 1724 d1tfmnt apartment noorplans al Seawind Village
(714) 347·0108 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• H Se __ .:.:..:.;;.<..;:."'-"=--1 l Br. l ba S650 rn unttngton Beach. awind Village 1s a result
3 br. 2"' ba, on fee. land. 1 2 Br 1 ba $700 CASA DE 010 of totally personalized professional planning.
blk to beach in N.8. 38r: 114 bu 9650 All.UTILITIES PAIO The klnd of atttntlOll ""'• oeserve $3:5,000 e.qulty. $1850/mo. 3 Bt. 2 ba t800 furn , .. ,,,
<>wntr'/a&l, 760-0297. Le Raisor Rily 83!8600 Compare before you A perle<t t>lerrd of .nature and hving-
Orangetree Co ndo 2 rent. Cullom dc:algn nestled in a forest With babbling t>rOOks and quiet
.... Bdrms . on stream fe1turea. Pool, BBQ . ponds coolfcl by .natur•I ocean breezes ACld 10
........... •••••••••••• $S75/mo Adulla only cov·r~ garage, sur· lhattenniscourts.SW1mm1ngpools,aJa<UZ11and
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111 paUO, completely up· lake. Pool ' Tennis 1375/mo. Mature adull.s. ~QWl·nd sraded. $1700 mo. Year· I Prlvlle1es. 11000 Mo. no peea Quid ' secure ~Grund71f1S-f181 I ~~.·~l8S.CXfke, lttl Newport Blvd
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tennis, security, nt k.ltdwn631·5476 __ _
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Jt:.:t•a AU.yo';P/y ....................... Sbampoo' lltettl dcen. Uc'd.. Larry Wendell, 'f90.lll5, 873•8043 Oar11&e •Yd Clean·ups All Types Muonz PA INTER N F. E 0 S toilets & faucets, re 1HE Tiil NOf'U
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DlllCTOIY &alderaSlnce 1147 myself. IWa. ~10101 Ftteett. Kevin S7S·9088 =~~~~:U~: lot haulins. EmcTenr. care In handlin& ~yrs I'm Small, My price• ~e Co. area 15 yrs * • * * * * *
D01TNOW I Addition&· rernodeUn, NoSteam/NoShampoo Bldttctll •~allty• Ra 640-5144 reaa. student w. lge exp. Competitive rates, are sma.11. CdM, NB & e•penenre. Call tor info 1"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ••4tJ..2120•.
A*Pw._.. Doon. wlndow1, pate> SUinSpeclaUst.Fast ....................... 1t trurk Thank you Noovertlme.730-l353 lrv.Expd.Ron673·6471 andratts. r::
Yow Daily Pilot ~e~i~est. ~':i?O dry, Free est. 839·1582 ~d~t Rf JCIANt1-pnced HOME!:::~.~-MENT I 7S.l97S ' •ABC MOVING Exp , G L Man1un Palnlint: Hl-lllZ 1'W'-J 5rriu
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SOUTH COAST
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l«Vi~. 768-2963
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doors, skyU1hts & patio c:.-.t/eo.u.t. ~~e%':ck. d~penda; 1 btd alljobs, lae/sml ~ CO. Ur ITl.2A..C36 Free est Refs 851-7292 p11r1, hauling Steve ports, Corrupon covets.1148·~ •••• .. •••••••••••••••• . •631~8.zeJob. Quallty,exper, llc'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln.sured.641·8427 p~ 8'13.a106 clenct, manuscnpts, re·
ROBTSTEINBRONER. THOMPSON'S D1vel·894·9798 WantaREALLYCLEAN WATCHUSGRO~! •••••••••••••••••••••••.... 1Umes.Experienced,ac·
GEN'LCONTRACTOR CONCRETE CONSTR. ELECTRICIAN· l..lc. HOUSE? Call Gingham STARVING ACTORS HANGING $10 /ROLL ••••••11••••••••••••••• cunt.e, reUable. Uc. IR463 645~ Uc. 1393383 642·8482 2331~C-l0. Sma ll Jobs. t•dwood Roon Girl. Freuat. 645-5123 Mo ve w 1th u s 1 n Qua!Jty Also stnppin1 REPAIRS FOR LESS u496--0339u
CUSI'OMQUALITY Resld. Concrete ; Also Ma.lnt•repain $48·5203 'HAft"owoo·oFLOORs·· ROBIN'SCLEANING December & we will Pretest Scott64H325 Shmgles. nat. 30 yrs Typ&ng, 100 wpm, neat &
Additions' Remodeling •port cowu. Lie. 374067 Ge• • ' Beautifully cleaned & Servire-a t.horougbly donate I ~{)Y. to a needy UC. PAPER HANGER e•p Free est. 770-2725 accurate. Low rates 20 ..... ....................... Total Service: Bob~l-1966/847·7078 ........................ wued. Be ready tor the clean house. 540-0857 child. Lac d• ms. 673-0853 Bonded & guar No JOb Roofing. Fast Service! y rs exp 536 · 6 34 S.
from Design to Finish CONCRETE MASON RY G~n Ma1nte.nanc:e hOOdays ! 832·4881 LORRAINE'S SERVICE ti1t9g loo small or loo large X1nt Refs Free ~t 841-1622 (asldor Gail > Driveways. parking lot
repairs, sealcoating.
8'S Asphalt 631-4199
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ALLSTATE PAVING
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Bnck & Block. 67~9027 ups, lawn renov 751·3476 DUMP JOBS jobs, Newport, Costa c.toM P~ yn. Neat Paul S45·2977 Refs. John 893'1667 Prof. Wmdow Cleaning.
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WANT ACTION! SERVICE DIRECTORY estimates. 645-4372 or Daily Pilot Classified want to sell1 Class1hed Have something to sell? Low Holiday Rates Commercial Landscape Daily Pilot Classified
Classtfed Ads 642-5678 1s all about! 64S-S737. A.d ____ __ ads do 1t well. 642-5618 Class1f1e<t!fl!.fil!Jt ~elL Free est. 645-8258 Services 957-8388 Ad.
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SIA.LAii MOTEl Palm Springs area <Mon· Shr my Canyon Home 1617 Westcliff. N.8. Want 600 sq n. Mesa Verde ....................... F o u n d : G o I d e n Auto Glass Installer. Ex· Dnlg Star. Clerti
Wkly rentals now avail. terey CC> condo 3 BR 2 N/S M/F fl.50 + util El financial inst 7000s.f area. Earn 16% on Balboa Relnever M Under I perienced in All Phases 1yr1Tlll1. exper. Salary
$105 •up. Color TV. Ba. ruro. w/atrium Toro8SS-1S28 lst.noor.AgentS41 ·~2. ~123 Lslandtrusl deeds. Over ~~ht paws. Irvine. 40hrs. Huntington Bch rommensurate with ex
Phones in room 2274 Goar. tennis. Daily, Woodbridge 3 br condo, EXECUTIVE a•YfRO .... T ~equity.Short or Ion~ ---~1 Afler5,96Q.5827 per 10·6.30. 40 hrs
Newport Blvd CM. week_ly&moothlyrales non·smkr. all amen A "" term.~mtnimum ~ 5350 Babysit ter /l i ght Laguna Hills . Mr 646-7~ avail. 714·5S8·800l I S'llO. Ila util 551 2447 SUITTS PnmeoHice. 760-9440. ...._.,ty attr 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• housekeeper. SIOO/wk , Oreyrus, 768-3784 ,
9-SPM, ask for Mark. Pete JN I!. Costa Mesa, 2SO sq. rt 675-Z8'6 NEED CR ED IP Mon Fri 6-8 hrs per 7_fi0._93.53 __ . -----
...,A PLACE? No.Tahoe condo. 4 Br. S Roommate to sbr N 8 HEllTAwE I suite Sl75/mo. Utils in Get Visa or Master Card day May ha\'e own --------Reas. Weekly Rates nun to Northstar. $450 I mobile home. q u1et PUZA cld 779 W 19th St with no cred11 Check ~1ld Balboa 675·272!_ ELECTRONICS ~~-~~~~!: wk Tom857·1668 8 re a . 52 0 0 1 m 0 ~luxury office space SSl-8928. hllll9C,_llh/ GUARANTEED Write SALESPERSON '~"' ... WELLS 1.591.3523, 1213)339.9354 1n Irvine's bus1 es1 ,.. aa•/ I to DPL. PO Box ms. Bookkeeper Sandpiper, 1.967 Newport ,.,...." center! Easy Frwy ar-Qlsta Mesa office with Lott & fMd 1,:a5 vgas. Nv 89l06 _ Experienced electronic
Bl. Costa Mesa 645-9137 COHDO 2 Bd apt very clean. qwet -r A a'I now' Call ocean view Reception ••••••••••••••••••••••• Growtng manu!. & serv component salesperson .......... v 1 2 orr ,,.,. ,..JA ...... ,.0.., ... 1 ... G related business tn Uve on Npt Bch S90/wk. i 2 8 r . 3 8 a , r urn . Sl99+~ util, art l lpm for details area + tees. '"" sq 6-09C,_llh SI 00, -.-. ..-m " Tustin has need for an net'ded ror electronic
PlneKno<Motel.6302W wknd/wklylmo Owner bellam642·9395CM 551-1211 640.4ZJO n Avail 1mmed1ately ········.···············1 ESCORTS eHic1ent, highly Or· mfg rep company Very oru NB ~°'40 700-0410 3BR, 18A Hse. 1 rm avail. ' $425 per mo. 8S1·9000 EXTIAOIDIMARE pleasant 0H1ce. Com · • ""'" DB.UX., --ES• ganized. resp person mission basis. Please Yearly, on the beach, ...... lo~ 4300 Non-smkr.lrgy~d.CM * llivrTnoo E.17tllSTRHT Formerly Linda & Exp 1n AR . AIP .
Hctel rooms. kitchenette ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-3466 E\es -From 1roomto 1400 sq. 3100 sq.ft. for lean Vicki's Ba ck with lhe pa) roll Non smoker call for appt. 714·894·7257
•-bath. .....,, up monthly 11!...t.'Y IOOM .... "'T., NB. Ste .... to Bch. M F ft. From St.~ a sq. ft. N_o Plenty of parkin° "' best Good salal') Please call !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .,. _,., , •"' '"'"' '" .-le_ase required AdJ block lo Westc"11· ff. 669 0207 + S2llO security deposit. I CONTACT. Largest Gay 19·25 to shr 3BR Apt A•""'rter Inn 2172 Du • _ _ 832-7:.>0 2306 W. Oceanfront, Male/Female Service 1n 34t.bSl. $250. 675-1041 _,... · · CU,lom interior design ---RUMG CUIK
General
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Preferred eJCperlence in·
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with our members &
I.heir guests. Jr you are
quahfied for this pos1·
tion please call for ap·
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Newport Be a r h. I s 0 . Ca) . G R C . M/F to shr 2BR. Laguna pont. Call AM. 333·3223 Ready to move tn ! Com A. TCMICh of Clou IURCft.il AUIM Electronic distributors
673-4154. I (21JJ630-3040. Beach Hse Must Be 17TH STIHT pet.illve rates. call Rob, Escorts & Models TEC.-.ICl.A.M needs mature person for !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
Y--"'--1..tals 4250 MrF roomates to sharr Neat & Resp. $.175 mo COSTAMESA. 631.{BOO 64S·479824hr 63l·3465 760-~ rihngdept.Excellentop Housecleane r . ov""
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Avail. Winter. Weekly I Sh r 4 BR 3 BA w /2 Gcralan incl Avail now Ca ll FUii service from 90< Christmas bonus TrcrYtt 5450 A.re you looking for a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
Monthly.673-7873. -~others tlis + uttl'. Yrly farl..t 43SO Realonom1cs 675 6700 s f Campus Dr Mullan -sell unneeded ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'Ompany when.· you ran l'\irniture Store needs ~~:!~[;r c~u:11:~~
Kallua. Kooa. Hawau <Balboa Isle> 675·6762 ....................... Shatt 2 ofc swte in pre· Realt> 540-2960 items in the FLY FttEE' P:m Am 2 but Id an ex re 11 en l pert time helper for de· person, English speak·
2unils, .e,ach sleeps 4. Ocean View. 28R ZBA ~arage 1n Corona del stJglous airport area 375 Custom executive office, Daily Pilot for l l'oupons. lJ l'Oun future ? If you are. we liveries and various in g . 0 w n 1 ran 5 P ~for brochure. ar. util. pd'. £rplc. yard: Mar. ~/mo sq. ft. For details call 400 sq ft Pvt bath with tries Haw a 11 S rn would hke to talk to you duties. Approx 30-40 hrs 646-7533 Have something to sell? ,Wll. 494-6176 770-0347 8Sl-6Z.26 shower. Balboa Penm Gift Guide 631·36&1_ --P r e s s r o o m per week S4 hour. In· H-'-""o-'u.;;,;s;.;;,e_M_a_n_a_g_e_r_
Classified ads do it well. assifted Ads '"2·5678 anlAd R,...ults 642·~· Sell idle items 642·5678 OM>mo. 642·4623 & ',~:'!W_..t,_& Supervisor 1 Foreman· j qwre in person Tues s
' .,.. .• -"" -__ 2 • ~,.._.. Call 642-5678 .,.~':",...._ reqwres5yearsWeb Of· Lhru Saturday at l931 upervtse Teens in
•• • •.• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Ground floor oHtce 1111d ask for a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c!'tia.reo~t':t~es~660 :~. rt Blvd. CM Shelter 642·4321 • fronting Newport Blvd C h r i 1 t m a 1 Sd9ooll & · ..,.,...,rat Labor • 8•DAY WEEK SPECIAL • ~nnt:a:t~!:~~gin:I Ad-Visor ••~'.':~~ ...... !~.~~ HOU~:~S.A.LES ~~,~~te5 t~uan~~ ~lu~· ~.:ld:;~a~:~h~~~~ee
• • trusses, skylights. wood · $31.90 WEEK. Chnstian I Full or p/time Apply : Call: 644-5404, 8:30am · Service Directory m the
• 8 Days • 3 lines • 8 Dollars partay nrillg & cpts. 944 -Pre-School 320 E 18th Crown Hardware. 1024 -=I~: ~m~·;T;u~es~-S~a~t.iiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;..D.A•l•L;Y;P;;;;l;;;;LO~T-..i
• sq n AiC heat S1200 mo l.Oltlr Fo.d 5300 I Sl Costa Mesa Sperial Irvine (WestcltHI NB I
• 673-6606 642 3663 • •• ••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • ~m 646+S423 - -------
• ~~s~:~~s~0s~lac~:~u; !,~a~ :0~1~~ ~t~~~:f~i gia~t~111~nt~11~ .•wATE~fl~HT OF-1 .w. W.ted. -7 075 ~~~1!;~1!~~!~. ~~'~ e spec1a1 o ffer. ;ou must be a non-commerc 1a1 user o ffering • • • 1n.rwwpor:=L.cb. ap FOUND ADS v·;~~·g··;;~·r~~·t;:·;1 ~R~~·a!~!n~~i~
• merchandise fo r sale up to $800 per ad and the price must prox. 250 sq n 5400 mo ARE fRE£ would like odd Jobs eves Sleepy Hollow Lane.
be 1n your ad The cost stays the same whether yo ur ad e 1st & la.st. Contad John Call: & wkends Can do a LaJ Beach
• ....,., ,,,.,, -\anely of handyman • ::.=..;..._ __
needs eight days selling time or 1us t one e -67~"""'· ...... l7..... ,iobti 972.9525 eves ask 1 Construction
• ..-.... ...._. 4450 642.5671 for~1ll _ _ ~Hr
• •······················· y d daft ~ ts d Use one word 1n each box About 4 wo rds make one • or"'fic·. 13505q rt oung ma rne man lo r u uepnn an "' "' Valuable tlem found at would Uke odd Jobs eves arch plans for \1anous • classified line o f type Mini mum ad IS 3 Imes P lease print MesaVerdeArea Bank of Amenca. Cosla "wkends. Can do a struc:turesandsupervise
Plainly • 545-4123 Mesa. Write 1!899 c 10 vanety of handyman actual construction
• Xlnt shop I~ on Ba I boa Daily Pilot. 330 W Ba Y jobs 972 9S2S eves . ask S'l5(Xl/mo. Need B A in • r ------------------------------, • Pen , all foot& autotrar St . Po Bo1 1560 Costa for Biii I engineering ~ 3 yrs ex
• fie to the Balboa Ferry Mesa CA 92626 Hetp Wmftd -iioo I pr. Tue ad Lo any stale • I I passes in rront Great Australian Shepherd· 1 ··••••••••••••••. ••••••• employment off tndO.pdC.
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• I I • place for book store. art male. 2 yrs, ln-colored. I oor 019167-014 I\
I • shop. office. elc $600 wearing Hospital 1 D "'CC ...... -l ... 11!. ror .by employer
• I rm 673-2943. 673 3930 63! lOOO "" """ 1 nw · General Agency need! Delivery person pa rt 1
• I • .....,, 4550 Lost: Keeshound dog. fast paced person 10 I ture. 10 am to 6 pm 2·3• I S 1.00 ........................ I/yr. Black. white & handle policy invoking. dayweek.642·0106 • I Garage for rent on gra y . Fr iend l y . Rapid advancement &r DIETARYSERV 10 IO • Bali.,a Pen. next to !'\in REWARD 645-8S87 company paid benefits. SUPERVISOR • I • • 1.orle (10a,,'x20""1'J, $ISO Lost Doberman F . For appointment call Needed for conv. hosp.
• f 13 20 rm. 673-294.1, 673·3930 "Raven" . El Toro·Lk e Debbie. 549~ ext 31 Cert. prer. Xlnt salary
11 ' • Storage or Business C·I, f o r es t area S50 and benefits incl in· • I 80 llOOsq rt. S380 incl. ulils. Reward ! TI0.5924 Acdt bcei•...._ Ir surance and sick pay • 15. • 443 Hamilton ID, C.M Lost: Dos Wh t fem Apply Beverly Manor. I • 64S-7184 <' 0 c k a p 0 0 . J u 5 t 'IWOA8~J1~ED 340V1ctoria, Costa Mesa 1
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
BIG 8 CPA FIRM
LOCATB> IH FASHION ISUHD
Big 8 CPA firm located in
Fashion Island is seeking a
profession al secretary .
Typing 75 wpm, shortha nd 100
wpm. capable of working
independently. well organized
a nd versatile. Competitive
starting salary and excellent
benefits.
CAU FOR A,,OIHTMENT
(714) 640-9200
EXT.247 • I AddS2.60foreach1ddttlon1tllnefor8tlmes Storage-R.V.-trailer· groomed.West Seashore HandleaUdetaiJs.B'.lsy j
• I • boat, C.M. $35/mo . Dr. NB. blwn Orange real estate accounting !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
• Kirtt:631~. and River jelly. Days office. Rers required. r-------------------------
EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
• I . .... W..t.d 4600 540·3500, eve/wknd Avail immed R c
• Publish my ad for 8 days starting e ....................... 64&-8315 Tar1oreo164().9900
• Yng Prof M. Looking for Loet: Siames~ M cat: Answering Service Ptr e Classi fication rooming situation. Mon· ans. lo Burgie. Top or graveyard & Ptr eves
• Fri 9A M to 6PM the World area, Lag. shirts avail no up e Name • 642-0106 496-9721; an.5,497-3035 ne cessa ry c a 11
• ......j1HHt/ Loo CM 12·21 lg. blonde 536-8881, HB area. EOE. A ddress • .... F Setter mix, 1 yr, no ASSISfANT MANAGER
• • •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ID. REWARD! 646-4739 2da)'I per week tn adult
• City Zip Phone ........ Just bought dog from apartment, beach area.
• o,,a,...., 5005 P o u n d r o r k i d s zu1592.1573. e Check or M.O. enclosed O • ....................... Ouistmas --------
LOSING LEASE, quit· Fol.lid, lar1e black Lab -------• • Charge my ad to : • ling buainesa, selUng out VIC. Mission Hills Or. ATTIHTIOM:
• Al..L s1.q>plles and fix· San Juan Ca p. 12121. Ambitious boys and
0 LP # E p • turesincluding· S31·20Bll girls 10-13 years old. to • X · • DI.splay cases, waiting -..=.;;_..;;,;;,;; .. :;.;;.O_ld_En_g.-Sh_e_e_p, wort one or two even·
room chairs. &auty r uunu ings a wee-eetting
• • Salon hairdryers and Dog , Dobie Mix . newspaper subscrip· 0 # Exp . • hydraulic chairs, mir· Samoyed, Do•ie, En1 lions. Transportation
• h I d I •· Setter. Lab Mb. Irv and constant adult • ran, 1 eves an Pan... Animal care Center.
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• Good Earnings
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llYSTOUCE
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ROBINS
FORD
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COSTA MHA 641 0010
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642.9405
WANTED!
,......W.ted
'T71'210. loaded. 0C AP
500 hrs min. Call Paul or •-1111111-----Jlm. 714-7S2·2266 or **CLASSIC!!•*
Late model Toyotas and
Vol vos Ca l l ug
AY !!!
ZlJ.G.SO:Zt ''6 MG
Uits o( M SSSS has gone
Ullo this little 6oby ...
New Paint. fr ont
tires(Wiresl Starter.
Generator. Regulator,
Rbll eng, wiring, throw-
out bearing, Clutrh. Bat·
tery & $175 Tune-up 2
wedts ago. Still needs
New rug .. A r eal
SweetHeart ! SJOOO Or
Be s t Offer. Please
Call .... 499-4722
9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Camper shell for sm
pickup, $150/080
642-Wlaft 3
ttotallld..._ 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~eot.Mo-~.
Xlnt Cond. $.100.
549.3297
An&mOH
MG
OWNEIS
TONNEAU COVER
Fits MG's. i t '81
Never used. S7S
Karia63H797 Ive msg
IMW 9712 'e VW BUG SHELL with
2 straight doors and
straight pan. Will sell
complete or separate
Call 67S.J017.
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FOR USED CARS
ALAHMAGHOH
PONTIAC /SUIAIU
24111 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
549.4l00 549-1457
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Upto50% orf your body
lhopestima te! S36·9832
MlolfwW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT
NCYrlCETO
WEIUY
CLEAN CARS
AND TRUCKS
COHHRL
CHEVROLET
ltl2MODELS
HEIE
MOW!!!
SEE US
TODAY
.X?}l !IJrl••r 111' ,1
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546-1200
READERS AND SADDLHACK ADVERTISERS
Tbe price of items IMW advertised b)' vehicle 28402 Mar¥Uerile Pkwy
dealers in the vehicle Mission Viejo
classified advertising To place your me ssage Avery Pkwy exit columns does not in· before the <off J.s fwy >
elude any applicable reading pubhr. 131-2040 495.4949
taxes. license. transfer phone Closed Sund~
fees. finance charges. Dail) Pilot Stop!! Take time LO relax
fees for air pollution con· Class1f1ed. 642·S678 and shop at home. It ·s trol device certifications simple with Daily Pilot
2MS Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
714/540-6410
'78 20<6X, S spd. air. nu
tires. AM /FM cass.
0195 760-1409
1910DATSUH
KIMGCAI
rtCK.UP
Air. radio. chrome bum· pers. EXCELLENT
CONDITION . (86Hl
THIS WEEK 'S
SPECIAL
only $4999
SADDLHACIC IMW
ll 1-2040 495.4949 or dealer documentary Classified Ads. And 1f ,
preparation charges un· you have something to Sell with EASE! •~ ... "erwise specified Ha ve something you sell. call a friendly It's a BREEZE """'.,..., want to sell' Classified Cl 'f d Ad v· t 1w the advertiser. assi ie · iser a _C_lassified Ads 642-S678 ;L ads d<Mt wtll. 642-5678_ ~00~-567~8 _____ ,,1 . -
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HOME OF THE
AFFORDABLE LEASE PLAN!!
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CAllLLAC
CLEARANCE
SALE!
1'79CAKUC
SIVW
(1AKZ782)
Sl0,995
I '79 CAIHUAC
W>OIADO
(1 6.JWOT)
s 11,995
197' CADILLAC
COUPIDEVIW
(895WQV)
s9295
1971 CADILLAC
A.HTWOOD
HOUGHAM
(623ULA)
s9995
1978 CADILUC
SEVIW
(817WOT)
s9995
1977 CADILUC
SEYIUE
(490793)
s9995
1976 CADILUC
W>OIADO
CONYBTllLE
(357PPM)
s9995
orrer good lhru
Sunday. 12·27-81
NABERS C:ADILLAf:
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED!
THIS WEEK AT THEODORE ROBINS
NEW 1981 FAIRMOUNT
~~~ Beautifully equipped w11h
power eteering, cloth
seats. body side moldings,
power front
dtsc brakes Ser 206062
'75 FOID
P'WetWdlMc•
' cyt. economy & ' spd'. trans. Super
Transport ellon 1 (101370)
·nOLDs
GrNt e°":r.' englnt,
auto. trans .. air cond. & em/Im stereo (181Y113)
-
Stk 0784.
TRUCK LOADS OF llEW 1982s
Ill STOCK NOW • • •
Volume buying means volume sules -
-We must keep this huge inventory moving!
'79 FORD
LTDW ....
Auto, trans.. power
steering & am/Im
lltrto (114311)
'79 FOID
C....l'k ...
Long Bid. ' cyl &
I UtO. trans Rhdy for
wo rk or pl1y1 (1H65296).
•
'79 FOltD ~,... .......
' cyt economy, ' spd trans . sunroof &
atereo (386ZAHI
'IO CHEVROLET c ....
6 cyt engine, auto
tr1ns air cond &
m1gs (2'8YZ1)
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LTD"-'-i Auto tran1 .. 11r cond . power WtfldowS. 1111 &
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