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Valley recall backers f aJI short
Bt PBD. SNBIDBRMAN ................
A J'ountaln Valley parent.'
aroup bu come up 1hort by
about 700 "cnature8 in ita effort
to force an election aimed at
~ thne Fountain Valley 8dMIGI llM'1tct tn.wtees.
Charline Jac1er1, election
Jupervl1or for the Orange
County Re1l1trar of Voters
office, eald the Committee
Advocattnc Reepon1ible ~ucation, CARE, haa until :S p.m. Jan. 3 to produce enough
valid 1!1nature1 for a recall
election.
For eech of the three trueieea,
the committee need• e,004
LltnaturH from rHidenll
~ to vote in the IChool
dJltrict. which lncludm malt of
Fountain Valley and a 1mall
portion of Hundnaton ee.cb.
Ttqeted by the committee are
nwtee1 Cheryl Norton, Suanne
Moore and Roger Bel1en.
Jaaen uid the valid mcnawre.
alreedy collected for eech trul1ee
total ~.382 for No.rton, ~.313 for
Moore and ~.343 for Belpn.
CARE turned in lta petition.a
lut month, and the ttptrar'1
office began a check of each
signature. Jaggere aald about
1,200 signatures for ..ch t.ruatee
The group already hat colleeted 600
signatures and plant to 1ather about 150 more.
were dllqualified becaUM the
"8ner' WM not a ... Und voter,
did not Nlide within the achool
diltrict or for other reuona.
CARE 1pokeewoman Janet
Schmidt 1aid today the IJ'OUP
alrelldy hal collec:ted another 600
aipatu.res and plam to 1ather
about 160 more before the Jan. 3
deed.line.
"We have all the confidence in
the world that we'll get enough
llfenaturee," ahe uid.
The recall commlttee, which
wa1 formed by parentl wbo
~ with diltrict plarw few
achOol cloeures and ande level
reorpnilation, hal chara-d the
three tru1tee1 with financial
mi1mana1ement. They have
alleaed that dlltrict
admlnlltraton have failed to
t<omply with 1tate Education
Code .c:Uona aovemln8 bulbMm
pnctlcel.
The truateee and di1trlct
ad.m.lnlltraton have denied the
~ev. Schuller to fight tax ruling
The Rev. Robert Schuller
lntenda to fight to win beck the
tax-exempt 1tatua of hia Crystal
Cathedral, ••eaed $400,000 ln
.taxea by state officia1a wbo uy
.lhe church II U9ed for oommen::lal
~· 1 t a t e Bo a r d o f
J:quallzation cited the Cry•tal
Cathedral's dance clauea,
commercial wei&bt-io. meetingl
and $80-a -ticket concerti in
making the • oent Tueeday.
But Schuller, the televi&ion
evan9ell1t who built the $18
aUllion glua-paneled church ln
Garden Grove, ~ he will get
-the tax-exempt abitua beck.
"I don't believe we have a
,"he laid, adding that all
1-relildoua activities cited
y the boarc:f have been canceled
or moved.
Schuller, wboae weekly
1ermon1 are carried on the
nationally televleed program
"Hour of Power," laid activities
' .
The ruling said many activities at the
church are non-religious and the church
failed to provide documents supporting
the exemption.
labeled as commercial by the
board are non-profit eventa and
argued that they actually aave
the public money.
The ruling said many activities
at the church are non-religious
and the church failed t.o provide
documents supporting the
exemption.
Under atate law, church.ea
muat ahow that exempted
property is uaed solely for
charitable and religious purpoeea.
Since the Cry1tal Cathedral
opened in 1980 , with an
announced OOBt of $18 million, it
hu been the 1ite of concert.
coetlng up to $60 a ticket and
other commercial eventl
lpcluding meetings for a diet
program, aerobics claaaea, an
advertlaing agency and
psychological services.
Schuller, who spoke Tueaday
during a newa conference at the
compfex, aaid he believes the
church eventually will regain ill
tax-exempt atatua, although
parta of the property might be
diaallowed from that exemption.
He laid the activities labeled aa
commercial by the state board
are non-profit eventl, and argued
that hi• multi-million dollar
organiution aavee the public
much more money than could be
credited to It by the exemption.
"Only God knows how much
we have uved local taxpayen ln
what would otherwWe have been
expanded police eervioes, added
welfare co1t1 of unemployed
penone, added 10Cial eervlcn
becauae of marriages that would
have been broken, added fOlter-
home care for children that
would have been abandoned, if
not hooked on mu,.;• he uid.
Schuller also alluded to a
potential lea of joba becaWle of
the tax d.ilpute.
"I would hope that whateYer
happens in thia current tax
situation would not cau.e ua to
have to lay off people and add
penone to the unemployment
line.'' he uid. · Church official.I eaid earlier
that many of the perfonnanoe9 ln
the 1982-83 concert "SeflOn of
SpectllCUlan" Md been dropped
in an attempt to keep the tax-
exempt ltatua. But Schuller aid
Tueeday that he 1cratcbed
=:ancea by 1tan 1ucb u
Goulet, Tony Bennett and
Roberta Petere after he
determined them inappropriate.
/
a1m11n111 •
' .. • • • on pet1t1ons
char1H. The 1chool board
rec:etved a 1pedal audit report
lut w•k that failed to detect -">' flnandal wroncdotnc. But
CARE repreeentatlvee have
c1a1med UMt audit report did not
•tilfActorilY e~ the IJ'OUP'• Chara-.
Meanwhlle, a 1econd local
committee hu been formed to
combat the r~lleffort. a.y1e Wayne, a IPC>keswoman
for the CIUzene Un1ted Apl.nlt
Recall committft, uJd the OUlter
eUort II an abule of t!ie recall
proce-.
She laid she believe. the recall
la primarily a reeponee to the
Rev. Robert Schuller
CARE membera' an1•r over
IChool c:bww.
B i ll Mane1 , who ran
un1ucceufully for the echool
baud in 1981, ia cha1nnan of the
oonunlttee supportlnc the three
truat.eea.
The committee abo lnclud ..
Ann Gala1, who aleo ran
unaucce11fully for the achool
board ln 1981; former Fountain
Valley School District uu.teet
Betty Mignanelll and Richard
Plum; Helen Oitte, a Huntincton
Beach Union High School .
Diatrict t.ruatee; and Zita w ..... a
former h igh school board
member.
County 'ready'
)
for tides
~ourthouse revamp
becaUle a nee e aey four.fifthl
vote of county eupervllon to
initiate architectural drawtnp
couldn't be........ .
With tour mpen11on ~t
llEI, , .
A 1adden turse Ii hayi ... olfen hopes that
thll will Indeed be ahe Mel auui'mae yet
at 0......e Cout maU.. P•• A 12.
'on hold'
By JBJPP' ADLER ..............
Whm the nat hiah tide roUa
In at D M.ro Cow ._,. the end
of the year, Oranae County
IOV'emment .,.tn will be rwly
to provide emer1ency aid to
residenca wbCM mobile homes
are lhrMtened by surging wave11.
County 1upervilor1 have
authorized county agencies that
proytde emergency eervlces to
bel1n pJanni.nl for the next cycle
of hi1h tides, predicted in the
aree north of Laguna Beech Dec.
29-31.
The board at.> agreed Tueaday
to eet Hide $500,000 in an
emer1enc:y operationa fund to
pay for theae or 1imilar
emerieney aervioes anywhere in
the county through the cloee of
the flacal year, June 30. The
money 11 ~o be taken from
unallocated federal revenue
Marlnc funda. In a related action, board
membera aakl they expect to bill
the atatle for the $100,000 spent
by county aaena-bettllna the
high tidee at El Morro ?tfobile
Home Park Dec. 2.
County firefighters a nd
Orange County Jail Inmate•
helped about 200 people who
placed aandbaga around 72
beachfront mobile h omes
threatened by high tides and
wind-whipped waves.
Becauae the mobile home park
ii 11tuated on state-owne d
land ln Crystal C.ove State Park,
the coat of providing county
Uliatance should be paaaed on to
the atate, several auperviaora
said ..
In addl tlon, Supervisor
'Thomu Riley, who propmed the
action, said the state should take
the lead in directin• future
emer1e'1CY operation• on the
state-owned J*'Cel wbOe CIOW'ty aaena-provide a&pport.
"lt'1 wrona we S-Y for state
property. lt'a wron1 for the
County of <>ranee to be maJd.nc
the.e expenditurea," said Bruce
Neatande, board chal.rman.
To put additional preaure on
the state to pay the "9CUe blll.
Nestande auggested the county
could bill the tndMduala whoee
mobile homes were eaved with
the county'• help.
Supervbor Ralph Clark ea.id
the county should con1ider
creating 1pecial aaeeument
di.atrictl to pay for emergency
operations in high riak areas. The
d.iatricta would raiae money to
pay for emergency protectJon In
cue eome 90l't of natural disaster
were to occur.
(See TIDE, Pace AZ)
Cookoff gets chili reception
Irvine council cites complaints of drinking, wrestling
BJ GLENN 8C01T °' ... .., ........ Lut year'• South Cout Chill
Cookoff at Irvine'• Bommer
Canyon attncted 3,000 people, 45
concoctiona of chill and a bold
few who Wrt9t1ed ln a 11.uble vat
of the spicy atulf.
'nMt event 1ut April pnerally
WU reaarded U a IUcc:eu by
partlcipanta and eapeclally by
local chamber of commerce
orpnben who ltaaed the aecond annu.1 affair.
They railed enou1h money
durln1 the one·day event to
donate •7 ,000 fOI' acholanb.I .. tor
local hlah achool 1tudenta and
another •1,000 to the police
department'• explorer lt'OUta. .,t when Ol'pnban recently
lllbd the Irvine Qty Oowd to
allow them to lncreaH the
oap9dty um April to ~.ooo. the)'
dilco¥•ed that the cookoff Wt a
blld .,....,... with -people. 0.. of u.. .. CaunallWama
Mary Ann a.Ado wbo objlcted
to U1M1 a.w ean,an 11*.
••peclally If another 1,000 DIODle lhoW up. OMIOlald -.y of lier Turtle RoelE Mtcbbon
believe that beer-drlnlllnt
pertldpante from th• .-Off
.... too ..... t I .aMJ rtak 81 dwY...,,. ... , tram tfie mDJGft ..... c.,.. ..... the.., I mt.
P\arebUed from the Irvine
Oll"'Pf""O.&IJW -.Jbl cmJtlD ti ..... caale wnp ....
foo\hllll eouth...et' .01 · Turtle ...
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B 's
official
hanger
The ma.n who dutifully hanp
the many plc:ture1, plaquee and
proclamationa that crowd each
Orange County aupervlaor'•
office wall• haa received a
proclamation of hla own to hang.
Davld Ramirez, a carpen ter
with the county'• General
Services Agency for the put nine
years, waa taken by aurprlae
when he wu called before the
board and named "official
carpenter to the board of
supervilors."
Ramirez' friendly way• and
carpentry talents have won over
the heart• of aecretarlea and
superviaon alike in the coldly
official Hall of Admini1tration
building.
Just walk lnto any one of the
five supervlaorial offices located
on the building's fifth floor and lt
soon becomes apparent lt 11
Ramirez' "art" that largely is
responsible for the distinctively
penonal touch ln each office.
Besides hanging whatever
objects the supervisors request,
Ramirez has created 1pecial
wooden desk accesaories for each
superviaor, built furniture and
played a key role in any office
renovations.
"He's an intere1ting person
and a real personality," said
Supervisor Thomas Riley, who
orchestrated the 1pecial
cen!'l'DCll\y. "I think every office
on this noor and every lflCfttary
calla Dave when 90mething goes wrong. He is one of the ma.t
well-known people in the
county.''
Ramirez designed and built
eecb supervi8or a 1pedal Ddaet
to di1p1ay 1upervi1or1' ~daily
schedules. More recently, it was
Ramirez again to the rmcue -
t h is time, belpinB wit h the
in1tallatlon of the board's
Christmas tree.
Then, there are the special
wood name plates he makes and
bestows upon friend.a in various
county offlcea for birt hday
presents. There are also hia
custom-made picture frames.
THREE SHOPPING~
BEFORE OiR\STMM/
WHERE H~VE I 8ffN
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David Ram irez has been hono red as
"official carpenter to the board of
supervisors."
readily identifiable on several
office walls.
Riley said he and his
colleafues dreamed up the
1pe<:ia resolution honoring
Ramirez because "eo often the
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people who give so much of
themselves are overlooked. We
didn't want to overlook Dave."
Ramirez responded in kind to
the honor by saying nice things
about his five bosses. ''When you
fit to know them peraonalll, like
have, you find out they re all
great SUYI·" he said.
He also said he was
"overwhelmed" that the board
cho9e to honor hlm and that IO
many of his fifth floor friends
came by to watch the surprise
ceremony.
"I wish I could have known
about this," Ramirez told the
board while being presented
with his very own plaque. "I
would 've w o rn a c leaner
T-shlrta."
Councilma r veal
P•Uln n cl•lm • h ow• o t1e• 178 .()(J(J In baolt luxt•
Claimlna ct.b\I of '78,837 In
W\pAld federal and. ..... itaml
LHH, HunUn1\on BMoh City Cou~llman ROn Pauhwon h•• w.d a bankrupW)' peudon.
Patt.inion, '9, claimed In a
dtb\Or'• petition that he own
te&,734 to th• lnt.trnal R.venu. S.rvico and t13,202 to the tta'8
Franch.lte Tax Board.
Patt.inion allo claimed h• owed
· $8,664 In uNeCUred debU. to a
bank and two credit card
oompaniee.
P1Uln1on1 a former police
officer and real est.ate lalesman
tn the city, H1ted *260,000 In
a11et1 -a re1ldence In
Huntington Beach and a
condomlnJum ln Palm Spri.np.
The Hunt;lnp>n &.ch home la
ln eecrow. he Mid ln the petition.
He al.lo uid he haa $6,700 ln
household good• and personal
property.
H~ also reported income ot
$290 per month for serving on
the dty cowicil.
HB school chief's
contract extended
Huntington Beach Union High
School District trustees have
voted unanimously to ext.end the
contract of Superintendent
Frank "Jake" Abbott for four
years.
The contract will take effect
July l and run until 1987.
Abbott, whoee salary is $62,034
per year, has been receiving the
same rate of pay increue u other
members of the district's
management personnel. The
group received a 6 percent pay
increase last July. .
Abbott, 51, has.been
superintendent of the district for
eight years.
The district has an enrollment
of 18,137. Four comprehensive
high schools are located in
Huntington Beach and there is
one each ln Fountain Valley and
Westminster. There are also an
evening high school and a
continuation high school.
Under terms of the agreement,
Abbott is obligated to pay the
district $10,000 to help defray the
cost of a search for a n e w
superintendent should h e initiate
action to leave the district before
the contract expires.
The district hall agreed to pay
off Abbott's salary if trustees
vote to terminate him.
Abbott was an assistant
superintendent in Oceanside
before replacing Jack Roop in
1976.
More rain tonight;
Christnias sunny?
More rain may be in store for
the Orange Coast before the
week ia out, but Christmas Day
1hould dawn clear and 1unny,
the National Weather Service ia
predicting.
Thunday will have variable
cloudtnea, with a 20 percent
chance of rain. Temperaturet
1hould be around 62 to 6~
degrefs. a NWS lpokesman said.
TIDE ...
From Page A1
"In these tough times, we have
Drizzles which began late
Tue9d.ay night dropped only .11
inchea of rain on the coast area
by early this rooming, according
to Orange County pemment's
Environmental Management
Agency.
That bring• seuon-t.o-date
totals to 4.27 inchea, said EM.A
spokesman Rob Moreland. The
average rainfall for this time of
year is 2.97 inches, he said. Last
year's total up to this date waa
3.37 inches.
Pallln1nn reported In the I
d04.!um nt that hi• 1880 Audi
1ut.omobll• had been'* .-T-.......
Neither Pauln1on nor hl1
attonwy, Thomu W Hood , wu :
av1Uabl« \0 roepond to ques\Jont
about the Income we debt. :
Patt.lNOn reported that he haa :
been employed u a hoavy :
equipment mover tot oil flrm11 •
11..nce lut August.
Patt!Non'• wife, Llnda, whom
he married thl1 1ummer. is a
eecretary-typlat In city hall.
Pattln1on 11 employed by
Huntington Beach City
Councilman John Thomu, owner
of a crane aod trucking bu.aineM.
Thomae .aid Pa ttin1on has ,
been working on an oil platform :
off Long Beach.
Thomu declined \0 say how '
much he'• paying Pattln8on other
than commenting, "enough."
Fr ank 'Jake' Abbott
CHILI ...
From Page A 1
beer's effects: More food will be
available. Last year, spectators
could sample the various chili
creations. But a sample is about
all they got. There was little food
and a lot of beer. This year, she
said non-profit groups from
Irvine are invited to set up ~f:,. '!~:.~~gin mud or I chili, that event is down for the
COW\l. Kirah aaid a few oookin&
teams supplied the more daring
activities last yu.r but thia time
all of the team entertainment
will be 1Creened ln advance. t
The new chairwoman .'
h owever, played down the
criticism and noted that beer is ~
sold at other community events. (
such as the Harvest Festival.
~------------------------------....... • to look for an equitable 90lutlon \0 our fundina problema," Clark
The extended forecast calla for
a warming trend beeinning
Frida~ with clearing beainnin8
late Tburt_day. T'mperaturet
should be in the low 60s Friday,
rl1ing to the u pper 601 by
Sunday, NWS offJdala 18id. I
One thing the chamber int.end.a ?
to clarify is that the cook-off is •
not a family affair. -~
' Coa stal
Mo1tty cloudy tonlgllt with
ocoa1lonal rain. 8outll to
_,.,.... wlndl 15 to 25 mph at
ttm.. o--niaM '°""' ao to u . Vattmll ~on ThurNly
wtltl~~ olraln~ to ~ Tllurld9y
Not1herty wlndl 25 to 3& mph. In
..... blllow the CWl)"On8. l1lgrll on Tllurld9y 82 to ee.
El1ewller1: lrom Point
Coneepllon to tll1 Mexican
border end out eo m11e: Small
craft acMlory -°'*' ...... due to '°""' to ~ ..,. ol 15 to 25 kl'IOt9 end I to I loot
.... tonlglll. Wind• Ttlurtd1y
IMtlng to ... to "°'"' .... 20 to 30 knot1. Locally, 1outll to
llOUIMMt wlndl 10 to 11 kl'IOt9
..... Midi ~ ltllNno to -i to nortt:.... 16 to 21
kftOla. Wind wa-2 to 4 fMt
to.ilgllt, becoming 3 to 6 I~ Ttllndl:Y. w~ .,..... 2 to 3
.... Moltly <*Midy lcdght wlUI
oooa1lonat rain. Verlat>I•
doudl-Tllur9Cley.
Occ~ional showers
California
. Thursday Oecemt>e< 23
3-4 24 S1 24
S4 26 58 24
33 22
7t 67 33 2' ea a 47 ao
33 2A .. 53 ee 63 30 24
" S6 12 23
M t6 46 S6
74 ..
76 92
" 26 et 61
37
45 21
53 36
... 34 48 27
62 43
74 151 ... 38
73 11
" 22 44 40
70 43
20 18
38 33 ao ..s
67 as
70 53 .. ...
" 33 S5 30
14 28 C~OMIA
62 3t lektf'lfllld 5e 62 11 82 6nka 58 43 ea ,.. ,,_ 67 aa
.. .. Lanoelt• 62 ... 42 2t OlkWlcl 6e 81 74 S4 Peeo Aol>lle 67 64 11 ., ..... .,.. .. 41
.... ~City .. 60
21 24 ~ ao 43 12 24 ....,. 5t 81
.... 11 lln C*to M IO
70 Ill "" ,renollCO .. •
40 a e.nta ..,.. " 11 .. 31 ltodl1on 16 41
1314...... MM .., = ...... 41 " ~ .. =-::: 41 aa LaklM~ 62 17
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•Tides
Said Kirsh; "We do much for
children in Irvine, but there are uid. "Special u u mnent dJ.atricta
might be a way for people who
choose to Uve away from the
regular beet of IOCiety -10 they
can enjoy their t.hlna."
Tonfght'• low will be around
63 along the cxut with ocxalional
showers .
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NATION Ta ball • now 1n enate's court
·Drug task forces
to begin in January
B1 'he Auoela&M Presa
WASHIN GTON
Prealdent Rea1•n '1 war ~at the nation'• UO W.,al dNs bualneu wm beat up next month
whm tMk forcea ln I Z cities
lllln work oo aped.fie ca.. of
narc0Uc1 trafficking by Oi=~w\lliam
Pr.ch Sinith aald Tueeday
•al ~ of the cues will be
new while othen will "focua on promJalna avenuem that we
know about but have been
u,nablt to puraue fully
becaus e of re1ource
problema."
The \Uk foroea are hued ln
Bald.more, New Yock.Bolton.
Atlanta, Houaton, St. LouJ.a, •
Ch.lcaao1 Detroit. Denver, U.
Anaefea, San Franci8co and
San Diego.
Jerry Lewis recovering
LAS VEGAS -Comedian
Jeny Lewia, ~ from
emergency open lieart
aurpry, received vi.lit• from
four of hia sona Tuesday
while hospital operaton were
swamped with calls from
well-wish e-rs.
The comedian waa reported
in good condition thia
morning, 24 hours after he
underwent a double-bypaaa
operation. He was said by a
hospital spokeswoman to be
doing "excellent."
U.S. raps Soviet off er
WASHINGTON -The
Soviet Union's offer to reduce
the number of SS-20 mobile
miailet aimed a\ Europe la
unacceptable, say U .S .
officiala who want Moecow's
moet potent medium-range
nuclear weapon eUminated
altogether.
Key U.S . arms control
STATE
officials contend the proposal
made Tuesday by Soviet
leader Yuri A. Andropov to
reduce the number of SS-20.
to the level of French and
British nuclear forces would
in fact give the Soviet.I an
enduring military monopoly
in such weapons in exchange
for "a bia fat zero" for the
United States.
Phone service disrupted
LOS ANGELES -
Telephone service in the West
Loa Angeles area was
disrupted during late
afternoon and evening hours
Tuesday when a power
supply unit failed in a Pacific
Telephone Co. equipment
office.
General Telephone Co.
spokesman Larry Cox said
about 250,000 of that
company's customers in Santa
Monica, West Los Angeles
and Marina del Rey were
potentially affected by the
failure.
Sanderson aaid Pacific
Telephone cuatomen in the
Beverly Hilla, West Loa
An1elea and Culver City
areas were ID08t likely to be
affected.
Cudahy gets poker parlor
CUDAHY -Gamblers now have a cbo6ce ot m dU.
where they can play poker in
'Loa Angeles County,
followinR a vote~ the
pme in "Cudahy. -
Resldenta voted Tueeday
by more than a 2-1 marstn to
allow poker parlon ln their
13,000-populatioo city ..
Man leaps from helicopter
SAN DI£GO -A
prominent Escondido car
dealer apparently leaped
from a helicopter while
taking aerial pho1ographa of
hia property and plunged 1,-
000 feet to hia death. landing
ln a tree gJ"OVe near a parkina
lot at the San Otego wna
Animal park.
The victim was Identified
by the San Diego County
coroner's office aa Daniel
WORLD
Weaeloh, 49, of Weaelo h
Quality Chevrolet.
Deputy Coroner Penny
Kidd said Weeeloh WU takina
pictures in the charterea
two-eeat helicopter when he
placed his camera on the
OOMOle, removed his headaet.
unhooked hla seat belt and
jum}Sed.
"Thia wu d efinitely a
suicide," Kidd Said.
Israel, Lebanon talks set
two countries.
WA tllNOTON CAP> The
Hou1t hH aone home lor
Chrltlma1, lHvln1 behind in
exhaUilled Mi'\AIM h td holtap·
by a tmt or wW. arler a propc»id
nlckel-a ·1allon boo1t In the
federal pao11ne we.
The Howle comp&eted It.I lut
major act of the year Tue.day
nl1ht -votlnc 180-87 to Mnd
the compromlte job1·creat1na
piOllne tax h.lke to the Senate.
Then lt quit for the yeer.
&t in the Senate, wh.lch haa
·been haunted by the tax
leplaUon throuahout the lame-
duck aeulon, conservative
Republicans Immediately
m.ounted their third filibuster
against the tax Increase they
oppo1e, forcing another post·
midnight aeea.ion.
Majority lAtd r tlow1rd ti
Baker Jr., R·Ttnn., vow d lO
brina the meMUnt CO a final VOie,
1"lt lien. J .... Helms, R-N.C.,
waa juat u ateadfaat In his
detenninaJ,lon co prev nt that
h waa noarl)' 1 a .m . today
when Baker and Helma ajfretld to
take a vote ThW"llday on chdklna
off debete, which would ca..r th
way for final~ "1Jon
on the mealW'e. The Senate then
UK 1M 1d, until later today when a
PIO farma ...&orl wW be held.
~ aJdel said Babr
WM J>telllna aenatora a.nxJoul to '° borne fOC' Christmu to atay ln town to ~ntain a quorum wMri
the vote to cut off debate ii taken
Tnut'lday.
Deputy White Houae pre11
~ecretarv Larry Speakes aald
Gladys Root,
attorney, dies
POMONA (AP) -Attorney Gladys Towles
Root. known for her extravagant attire and her
able skill as a "defender of the damned" in sex
caaes, died after collapsing on a courtroom bench.
She was 77.
Root, the "lady in purp~ ... waa pronounced
dead at Pomona Valley Community Hospital
Tueeday after suffering a heart attack in Pomona
Superior Court.
"Give me a few momenta . . . rm having
trouble breathing," ahe said during jury selection
for the retrial of two aex crimes defendants
Tueeday, just before she oollaJ)Bed.
She wu repreeentt.na Mkhael Moetyn of La
Puente, who with hia brother Richard Moetyn.
wu charged with eight oounta of IOdomy, oral
copulation and rape in an attack on a 26-year-old
San Diego woman.
"She died the way ahe wanted to go -in
the courtroom," said her law partner, David
Brockway.
· He called her the "greatest woman trial ·
fte1pn would m11le .. 1 phorw
«!1li. today co .. net.on to ... 11
IUpport for U,. ... &ax lnaeliae.
s.a~ eo \#Ota .,.. rMMded '°
brHk th• flllbuuer, th•
prHldent "wlll •p,peal for ~~rtlHn 1upport. 1 Spnkn
He MJd RMaan had not·~ for a\ l ut a week with Sen.
J-Helmt, wt» ta conductJ.nc
the fUlbuat.er with hla fellow
North Carolina BepubUce.n, S.O.
John P. Eut, and WM not Ukely
to 1peak to him reprdinc the
vote.
"If we fel cloture (cut off
debate) we re ~ to i-the
bill." predkted Tom Griacom, a
Baker aide.
Democrat•, meanwhile,
\)leaded for an •nd to the
lawyer in California." Root, a resident of Marina
del Rey, had recenely been put on a kidney
dialyaia machine and had been complaining of
aluggishneea. court Clerk Michael Bayne said.
Gladys Towles Root
Root's wardrobe waa leRendary. She
said she owned more than 100 hat.e.-ID08t o't them
large and floppy, and she waa to change even her
hair color to match her clothes during publicized
tria.la.
and her hair died to mat.ch. The next day, the
whole ensemble was changed to purple, a
favorite color.
Root occasionally handled cases in Orange
County. In 1980, she condemned authorities for
arresting people participating in get~rich-quick
pyramid achemes. During the celebrated 1964 trial in the
Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapptna cue -her moet
vlaible trial -she arrived ooe day wearing a
low-cut fuchsia sheath, fucbm shoes, with a fuat
"For this to be a crime, they muat show
fraud and dece,ption," Root aald at the time. "No
one can show any fraud or deception."
COURT HOUSE RENOVATION STALLED. • • From Page A1
~ ....,U.Unl far ..... --of • portion of die red eands\One bu1ldinc for the new divtldon of
the 4th District Court of Appeal.
But Nestande said until a lea.e
agreement with the state i1
struck that lncludea apeclftc
payback provisions, be fe&l"I the
atat.e will only be will1ng to rent
courthou1e space at lta fair
market value.
''I want to see an agreetnent. ''
Funeral set
for Mesa's
(
Louise Oare
Funeral services will be held
Thunday for lopg-tlme Costa
Mesa resident ana active Mooae
Lodge member Dorothy LouUle
Oare who died Sunday. She was
55.
the board chairman aald. '"The state's liven UI th1a laundry list
of alterations, cushy judges'
chamben and all. but rve heard
nothin1 about amortizing the
rehabil.l tation costs .••
' . He said that to proceed with
the renovation before a lease
agreement ia id111V'd would be a ''very bad deal. -,r---
'Ibe $3 million slated for the
renovation of the tum-of-the-
oentury bulld1ng could easily be
put toward equally important
uses, 1ucb aa upgrading area
beache1 and parks, Neatande added. .
"My attitude ls let them (the
state) take it over and save the $3
million. They're not going to tear
it down," he said.
The board fint approved the
renovation project laat July,
1purred by legislation then
pending in Sacramento that will
permit the state to take title to
the building if plans for the
project are not initiated by June
30. 1983.
Nestande has voted in favor of
the project in the past. but aald
hia approval always bu been
pr«l.icated on acme ahowing that
the state intends to pay the
county back for its ah.are of the
renovation coat.
Speaking In support of the
project, Supervlaor Roger
Stanton aald that everyone ln hi.a
di.strict ia behind the OOW'lhouae
renovation.
''The la\ Dia1rict bas not gotten
its ahatt of harbors. beaches and
parka money," said Stanton. who
baa strongly advocated the
project. "When it's completed we
can leave it, which makes thi.I
project unique."
Stanton told Nestande any
actions that stall the project,
"could scuttle the whole thing."
The matter before the board
Tuesday. technical in nature,
would have transferred a
subleae for the courthouse from
the county to the Harbors,
Beacbea and Parka Dlatrict. A
related matter would have
permitted the architects to begin delianlna the project.
Republloan ~u1&ln1 ind th• •• ......,.. of \b.11 CoriiP_... ,.
• "We've been heN 120 houn .anm Monday I W•k •...
We all Int t!Nd . . . 'Mwri cmrnm
a dme . . . when we CJiUCht to
lhow down on th.II l'DIMUN or
we ou1ht to 10 home,"
Democratic Leader Robert C.
Byrd of Weat Vtralnla aald
Tueactay Alaht u th• Senate
truda•d throuah another
marathonellllkln.
Helnw •ould not budft. '
Weary Hnaton bad bopedY.
they could follow the a.d °' the Hou .. and adfpurn after
approvlnl the tax lncreaae, railln8 the ,_,une cu bun 4
cm.ta to 9 cenw to ftnance 15.5
blWon wOl"th of h!Cbwayt bridae
and roam tranlllt rep&lr' JOm.
Koll to buy
Beckman land
in Irvine
Newport Beach-hued Koll C.O .•
a major commerdal development
firm, has announced plam to
pursue an option to buy a 40-.cre
parcel in Irvine owned by.
Beckman ln.etrument.e, Inc. of
Fuller1on.
The amount of the ~
wu not diac:loeed. The 40-acre
site at Jamboree Road an4
Campus Drive includes
Beckman'• ad.entific instruments I
division.
Under the acreernent diaclnled
Tueeday Bedgnan will leue beck
the 1rvtne plant and continue
operations in the
200,000-equare-foot building for
up to five yean.
Beckman offlclab said they
intend to relocate the division to
a new site within commuting '
di9tance of the Irvine location.
"The dedtdon to aell the Irvine ,
property WU !~ted by the fact that the immediate area is
rapidly becoming an office-•
hotel-restaurant dlatrict," said
Dr. William F . Ballhaua.
Beckman vice chairman and •
chief executive officer.
Koll officials could not be
reached for comment.
Bem&Me the motion to~
the b'amfer did not carey, the
Harbors, Beaches and Parlu
Diatricl cannot eq>end any of the mom. aire.dy bUdaeted fer the
renovation project. aaJd Scott
Morpn. cne of Stanton'• aldea.
Beeld• provtdin,g courtroom •
apace, the renovation• were
Intended to bring the old
.,. •ikttnc up to cw:rent tire and
earthquake atandarda . •
c.omtruc&n was alated to beain
before J)ecwnber, 1983.
Except u a backdrop in .vera1
recent movie productiom, the olcl
COW'tbowle baa remalned unused
in recent yeara. The building,
located at the comer of Santa
Ana Boulevard and· a-o.lway in
Santa Ana. eerved • the aea\ of
county aowmment and bouaed
ID08t CIDWlty officee in ~tion to
the COU11a well Into um cleotury . ..;
By leasing the bu:!! to the.) .
ata1e, the Harben, ;ea and
Parb Dlltrict WU expecUnc to
re.11-eamtnp that could bave
totaled u much • $200,000 a ' . ~· «J d: JERUSALEM -Israeli
offJdaJa aald today \hat lanel
and Lebanon will begin talka
next week on troop
withdrawals from "Lebanon
and • 8eCUl'ity agreenent -
meeting alternately in the
The talk.a will be held in
Kiryat Shmona on Iaael'a
northern border and ln IOUth
Beirut'• aeulde suburb of
Khalde, said the officials,
who refu.ed to be Identified.
Oare bad Uved ln Costa Mesa
20 yean. She was the Senlor
Regent of the Women of the
Mooee, Chapter 1158 In Cost.a
Mesa and wu active ln the Loyal
Order of the Mooee. Carta Mesa
Lodge 1457.
Funeral services are .cheduled
at 11 a .m . Thuraday at the
Hilaenfeld Mortuary Chapel, 120 Gem
Talk
For a selection of
diamonds of a
Fire razes storage tanks E. &o.dway, Anaheim.
Sur v Iv o r'I l n c 1 u ct e her
husband, Walter; mother
Charlotte Foottit, of Sun City;
two aona, Ja.mes Oare of Quail
Valley, and Clifford Oare, of
Sunnymead, and three
dau1htera, Charlotte Pa,el, of
Coeta Mesa, Fredlcka Marlett
and Valerie Oare, both of
Sunnymead, and a aiater, Pat
M-.car, of Bia Bear.
I
NAIROBI. Kenya -A fl.re
that sent flames leaping
aeveral hundred feet
destroyed two ga1ollne
1torage tanks today,
wonen1ng an air.cty aevere
fuel ahorta1e in this eaa\
Afrtcan oaticll.
Eyewitne9el at the Kenya
Pipeline C.O. 'a n\aln Nairobi
depot said no casualties were
reported ln the blue, thouabt
to have started in ooe of the
ator~e tank• around
m!dnf t 1\aaday.
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S. Africa talk
slated in Irvine
. Seu a •• ,,.. the Lot Anaelet consul
1eneral for South Africa will 1peak Jan. 10 on
trade opportunlUee with hll nation durtn1 a
1uncheon meetin1 of the World Trade Center
A.oclatJon at Irvine'• Reptry Hotel.
Cott for the noon luncheon J1 S13 for
amodatJon memben and S15 for non-members
and 1ueata. Reaervatlona can be made by
call1n8 Barbara Sd1ofleld at M0-9180, ext.
240. Deadline for reservatJona 11 Jan. 5.
. • ftea:iatraiion 11 now under way for boys
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CHRISTMAS
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•• to prepare my.elL I = ~ '= ':r •.!! :ro:. e;:yll~:::.-:::"w.,"::, '':c CORMICK/ICHIL.L.INO Pfoduc:lt ~ ....... Product ,,,. b0tl9"1P.;;. ffOttl .,,,. to.If on~ly two d•ya In of Aunt Mllll•'• Huoe for 11 In Look for .'"' ll•no 110 on tll• fll1tu11d. Rto•tv1 four H ·cenl ..,"'tot: A coupon fOf 1 pounc1 of 1or1111: Code 1ymbolt c ul from t ht dtll111nl Tio l•ncllo dlnntrt Aunl ...... CJOUf)CIM. Thlt off« It pedltQI. bpif• Aptll l!O, 1114. COllPOlll for Gourmet lplc1t. IPCl(lt, up lo 10 otnll. Blker'e JfYt IWANeote Cnunk Chlc:ktn 1 1 PlldctON ol bologna, 8rCMn ·~ EJcplrtt June 30, 1"'4. Ch to do lt, 10 I vtllcl wtlltt ildvenlMCI by Avnl KA"O f'r11 P1nc1k1 lrrup '-dlhlt9q\llrldreNndlOflftllld Apple Olfe;L~.O. Bo• 811 I, AINNI. a.nd the rlQUlfed r9fund Serve t•ut•t•. lr1nk1, WIAYIR Ohloktn f rtnlu ltarted by IOiJ\I =h Mllllt 't or dlt1>_l1y1d by otter. Alotlw tM 1\111 pvrolllM Ill• Unlver111 ,,oduot Oode ~ P\tln, Mtnll. 65)41. ltr!d l0tm end fl11t front lal>ll pen.ft lnlwnellonlll Entr11 poutVy ".mt· Refund Atcelltl It In coupona _coupon ln my f . pMldpetlng lilOf91. EJcpha Aprl prloe r1f11nd on 11111ar on1 IYlllCIOl lfort1 Che Ndl ltbtt of ""Y '°' Ihle IOfm by ....,.~ s1. 1113. "°'" 111\1 a-Mtllln' cnic.en. Mun-dlM ~food. Peter P111 Strid ttlt rtqUlrM refund'°"" and ~J 30, tMS. I~°' u-llM Of Kero 1hr11 McClormlok/lchllllng Thll ..,_ 4llql4ret Aprl 30, tN3 CllllM Chlc:k111 or Chunk Wllll• PM"Ut butter, ~ ~IMI the UnlverHI Producl Code t, I pdted out all Thltl Olltrt require rtf11nfl ~ IWNP· lend .. ,......., OOl.llll'ltl 191ctt, bpk11 Miich Thi• olftr dottn'I r1q11lr• I Clllctlll'I CMI. EJcplr11 Aptll 30, •tripe, Soup StalW llxln'•· ,,... •ymbol from lht front pantf of I th ht lat-= r9fUNI torm end two ...,.._ ffOll'I II, IMS. r9funO klnl'I: 1M3. 8ttrter flaln't , TrtNU•• Cave tfv11 pecti~ of W-CNollen upon. OUI CRl.CINT Frff lfff Ofter. your rtfund 111:1 (It-ounce or TM R.T. PMNCH CO. Mill And LOUii "ICH Co , P.O. lox ''"" PPMlum Turlcey Rout ~. tutltey rot9t. Fr~t. Ellpir" W.Cfl 31, 1M3. brina me. free r-~~~~~~~~~--~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.:.:.::...~~~~~~~
or at leut uve me
half the price. Next, I
made a liat of all the
coupon itema which I
didn't know the price of,
or which I wun'l sure
the 1tore carried. On th.ia
had colu.mns for
of item, aim, alaJe
ber, price •nd
t of the coupon.
The next day, I took
my list and visited the
supermarket. It seemed
u lf I got a few "funny"
looks as I went down the
•I es checking off the
it s on my list and
f ling in the
in lion. But, I felt
I had to do thia to be
e the item was
able .itd that the
n would give me a
Waoount. I WW that
triple-coupon clay I
ld be in too big a
h ry to look fo r
rniliar products or
y cost calculations.
the store had been
tly remodeled, the
rehearsal" turned :t ~·. ~~ ;;.:~ t1~pons that we
w~d be usina the next
dap and put them into
se)arate envelopes
~ to the aisles of th• atore. We al80 circled th~xpiration dates, and
if the coupon specified a
siz.e, we circled that, too,
in order to make it a
little easier for the
cashier.
We arrived at the
supermarket just as they
were unlocldn& the front
d . My husband and I
got • aboppina cart
beaded down
al.ales. An hour
we both wound up
checkout counter a
e breathless but
ted and anxious to
out bow much we
uved. I was allo a
nervous.
aeemed like lt tqok
ever to ring
rything up, but
act ally it wu only a
fe~ minuta. The-~
ca .. e to $263.18, and
theft the caahier' started ~ triple deductions
for"'-ar coupons . . . and
finllly. a grand total -
tun.63!!1 l wu thrilled
~y husband WM all
=~~~e~ ehoi>pfng carta out the
door, because we both '°*"' that all the boxes and cans would provide
me with the proofs-of-
pul:bue I will wie to
tend foe a lot of refund
often. -Verna Dean,
L~Texa.
Oear Verna: When
at offer double or
tr pie coupona, smart
1 ppera grab their
pon files and make a
line for the store
re the shelves are
leted of couponed
But., lf you have
e time to plan In
lq.'aDICle,, .. you did, the
ationa pay off at
checkout counter.
shoppers who save
most are them who
each ooupon they
ln to Wiit, know the
cation of each
poned ltem and the ot each item after
coupon la deducted.
Note to
permarket Poet1:
nk you for all the
rlea ln my Second
nual Superm.rket
op er Poetry
CdlDDe'UUClin. Every one
carefully read
the competition
ner1 will be
......... , &he end of
• no dealer sales .
• limit rights reserved
tustm·newportlcosta mesa only
we are now taking orders for fresh
Irvine ranch farmers market
tustm-newporttcosla mesa onlv
jumbo dungeness ·
cra&s ,... •. J.9a 1~. 2. 7
cocktail shrimp
rtt· •· 6.98 I~. S. 9
turkeys choice aged
prime ri&s & hickory ·~
smoked hamsfff I~ ·new zealand -,IW~-off~-o-n-an-y-10_p_o-un-d-st-ea_k_oo_x_... _wh __ ff_l~ft_S_h~~~~~~-'
v-,. great for chrlstmas giving! little neck
extra lean fresh country cl1ins • sau119e we make our own blue point
.. i. oysters
fleur de tall assorted flavore
cre1111 cheeses
.. i.69 •• 2.9
hormel smoked baked•
ht11 ~ 9 9 ...... 4.911. ~.
allced to order · cache valley
IWl11 ch1111 ........ ,. •.
our own frffft
tortilla chlp1 .
no aalt ~ oz. bag ,... .II .69
'· holiday nut harvest ~ ~ macadamia nuts . I
roasted and salted 4 8 ~ a oz. bag rat-S.29 •
'l raw 6 oz. bag res. 3.@9 3•4!1 1 plgnolas 4 29 ., I raw 8 oz. bag,... 4.69 • r' I
I . d / 1 \ a mon s blanched & slivered
16 oz. bag 'It· 2.99 2.69 l/
new crop!! shelled I
~pecans bulk only . I
"f. •. U9 •. 2. 91!!11
new crop!! shelled ~
almond! :u~~7;n~~~.1.s9\~~
new crop!! shelled walnuts bulk only 2 s~
"" .. 4.29 I~. • YI
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Carefully chosen cookbooks .are ideal gifts
Ila .... 01880NI
f"='=""i'P o r too d • t o v fl\"""I
hl•nda, a cookbooi
POll•U•I ell th•
.......... of an Ideal am -h '• p•t1on1I , Jone-~ and keep1 an~. Bitttar~ yet. • cookbook
ta eaay to buy ,
U1htwel1ht, almpl• to
~can·>' or aend.
tl••lble, au9Ht1n1 al&errull• Lnar •nt.I or
Tecl\n&quen Are
dlr.ctlona 1uftlclen1ly
detaUed for )'WI' friend
to follow? U the book II
about wchniques, doet It
oontaln b.Miful photoa or
drawinp ustraUnc the ate~ the book have a
conalaten\ 'point of view?
A book that jumpa bKk
comple• h1u1e culalne
and tonvenltnot food
1hortcut1d or te•mt •quell)' evoted to
health food and Junk
food, •UU-ta a clip and
g:ate colttctlon of
rrowed klMI.
ConaJct.r •rvlnl .U..
If all the NClpet terv•
ei,ht or 12 and your
fr end ta an •mety
neater, the book won t be
too
author l•ll you huw to I I I Id ae r tluna
alter rai':,luanUU•T 1mple .. ur an
11 the ora•nlald 1fwrthou8htf Doe9 the
for fin~ th• r~lpet book devote too much
you're nc for! Or la attenUon 10 d-rtaT
the book put t.c>ttther ln Do tht recipe• eome b&umi unworkabw aquandtr calorlea on
fuhlon? How '• tht •>ectHlve amount• of
incMxt Make a point to ~· •horteninC· oU and c h•ck 1\ for tev.ral ot er emf ty-calorl• reel/<)'. l~lenta 0 R CA lrO-R-1 E~ ompar• the aame-
WATCHERS: bulc rtclpe In several
authur hu tht bHl Some 1u11r · frwo , '
'I calorie-c:anfuJ approech. d .. url coo kbook• Wh• t ';;:our "C.I,,,.,,,. If \M book pw"porV to m•r•ly 1ubuHu'• Quotlrnl Do you u.tlif ta diet, doe• It mat.ch fl'UC:'te* (fruJ\ a~) and how n111n.y t:.Joriel • :'::1 your friend'• ap•cl•I honey tor t1ble 1u1ar you can Ht to urt~. need.a? Soma ,...n, di t and would btt off llmJta th• W('/6ht you WMU • book.I.,.. merely low In for aome dletera and
b•I Send• .r•1i ' .. It or choleeterol, but dlabetk!a. ~lf-•ddrnll«l •nv• hl1h In calorlea. And Look for evidence that •()d 60 cen I• ro 8 aome low -calorie the book meeta diet GOURMET RECIP cookbooks would not be needa. Low-calorie FOR SLIMMINO. l\Q11 aul\able for thOM who r eclp•• ahould be BoJc 624, Sp•rta, N1'1N have to cut down on followed by calorie 07871. '•nlll su ar or animal fata. counts. 1 , If you haven't lnterlbed the book or,_..;;;-.;.;..;.;_..;..;..;..,;.;.;.....;;..;;..;.._..;...;;..;.;~~_._~~~--~~~~~~~...;..~~~~.;.;..;;.;.;.;.;;_..;..;....-~~~~~~=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~""""'--~~~--~ and forth between rac\lcal. Does the Are the ve1etable and cookbooks to tee which
otberwlle deftlced it, in
moat placH lt'• even
returnable or
e~ble for a more
aultable clM>ice, if you've
made a miatake.
Y-, you can make a
mlatake ln chooaln1
cookbooka; they don't..
have one-aize-fita-all
lnterdw\aMbWty,.
Books, 1lke coo~ have
diatlnctly different
penonalltim. Here'• how
to find the rfcht match.
Before you book-ahop,
sharpen your mental
focus on your friend'•
culinary penooallty.
Anawer these
questiorw: Ia your friend
an experimenter or a
rule follower? Pred8e or
creative? A purl.at or a
abort.cut compromlllel'?
Doee your friend like
food that'• ele2ant?
Exotic? Ethnlcf All-
Amerlcan? Plain or
~t'a your friend'•
llfe.tyle? A bou8eful of
kida OI' a aleek single'•
studio? la cooking a
relaxina artistic purauit
akin to painting ... or a
matter ol survival?
Doee your frieDd truly
like food ... or regard it
u fuel? Ia your friend
calorie conacioua?
Alleratc? On a apeclal
diet? Or a culinary
militant -no artiticlal
anythina, you are what
you eet, waste not, want
nol, or animals have
rights, too. Does your
friend uu food to
proclaim atatua?
Once you undentand
your friend'• culinary
penonallty, diami•lnc
umultable cook.boob la
........... Bwt the j9cbt copy and the openin•
chapter, ti pom.ible, to
learn aomethina about
tbe Mdbor. Would tbe au1hor Mid
your friend en.joy etieh
other? Your ever-
prepant netghbor who
bakea her own bread
probably won't find
much u.. for a cookbook
written by a titled
princeaa married to a
former amb==dor.
~ are the author's
quallflcationa?
Profeaalonal trainJng
alone doesn't guarantee a
treuurable cookbook. On
the other hand, teaching
experience aua-ta that
the author baa a knack
for 1ettlng technlquea
~
Rad through ~
reds-1o-pt-• 9ellle ct
the author'• cooking
atyle and the level of
aldll required.
Are the recipes
complex or aimple, above
or below your friend'•
ability? Pick aome
rectpea at random and
try to Imagine yo!'r
friend makln1 and aervtna thae diahee. no. your friend have
the equipment called torr
Are the Ingredient•
readlly available, or
would your friend have : ...U:J. Cl effort
h the cookboo.k
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Gourmet Dlnl1111
BEEF BONELESS ROAST •
Top R•und.. ... . LB 2.29
BEEF BONELESS ROAST "\
Bottom Round LB •2.09
BEEF BOHELEll AOAST • Esre OI Round LB 2.99 ~ .... Rib ..... .L8 •2.29
NU IOHELEIS AOABT • Sirloin Tip ...... 1.8 2.39
l&F LOIN AAMOUA
Top8lrleln .......
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Hunts Hunts Seven Seas
TOlllatDIS Tomato Saace Drassi1g
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~-"Clean ., 1nQusrry -c an
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d evelop drawbacks
One o f the more agreeable
things about l ndu s trial
development along the Orange
Coast, we have been told. is the
fact that it iB all so clean and neat
-no slaughterhouses, no noisy,
smelly factories. just firms dealing
In plas tic-s, medical supplies and
assorted chemicals. quie tly h ousea-.
in tidy block buildings surroundl'd
by attractive landscaping.
But in recent weeks we hovt•
bec ome aware of ce rtoln
dra wbacks in this seeminf(ly
unobtrusive brand of industry.
On Nov. 12, a lt•ak of t'thylt·1w
oxide from u ruplurl'd plµt• ut
&>ntley Labs fon~ ~vatucatlon of
an dght-squnft"-mile nreo within
1ht.• Irv ine Buslnus11 Ccntt•r .
Twenty-seven pt"ople lndudlna
police and Circfightt.•r s n·qulrt•d
mL-ctic:Al trt·utn1tmt.
Two wc-eks lotf'r, fi ve• pc-<>ph•
were tr1Jatcd and l 00 ••Vn(·ua•t<•d
a Cte r a mldnlght explcueion ul
American McGaw Lnb~ in the
same district. nnd ~aln t.tthyl\.'nt'
oxide was rel~ lnto th~ air.
On Dec-. 7. 700 UC Irvin.-
s tudents were on cnmpus for finul
t>xams when a (umlgunt lt•uk t•d
through a vent in a grt--enhou~.
The county fire de partment wn.1
called and there was anothn
evacuation. but no injuries.
Principal among th e
dra wbacks of our neat, tidy
industry is the incredible
proliferation of new chemical
substances. all serving a good
purpose when under control, bu~
many pownttalJy dan~erous.
Onl· problem la th~ fact that
public aef ety otflclola too often
hove no ldN• what klnda of
hazardoU• mowrluht they may bo
copin~ with when culled to on
t•nwrgt•rwy ot unt• uf thu plants, or
how tht· c.:ht•mlcal• mlght act o~
intl'rtlct when relt'n!Wd by leaks~
flrt'M or t•xpto. .. lonH.
Count y Sup••rvlsnr Bruce
N ostondl' h aa pt'flUaded coun~y
l(OVl'l'IUl\tmt. uftlchall (o dNft a
urdhmtll .. "t' rt~qulrln~ prlvuw fir
lo 1'\•po1·1 ttwlr ln\IN\torlc'I su polk
n nd rlrt•CiKht f'r11 t•nlll'd tu on
ncddt•11t tR't!llC' mitcht bl' bf'ttN
infurmtxJ.
Thltt 111 o lugi\'ol 8lt•p, thnugh
Nt1ni1· fh m t« ol'l' n •lU('Umt tu rt•lt·u~
llitl"I of thl' rh(•mit•ol11 ltwy Ufl(l for
four of f lvlnj nwny trndt• IK'Creta.
Grnn\t'l, J(lve-n tht> numbt•r1 of
<'Ohlrnonly u t'<-1 dwmlcal l'ntltl~
l'Stlmuttxf ot about half A mJlUonL
th~ lnv(lntorl\~ would ~ for from
n total "<llulion , but nt lf'n11t they
w ould giv.-Mfr•ty workers .. clue
ma lo wl1at Ui~y ma)' lx! up agaTnst.
U ntil thl'r e l s some
\.'OUntvwillc rrotocol for dealing
with l;ht•mlcu. emergencies:-and
thut would have to lnclude the
d tll'S -the only recourse for the
safety worke rs is evacuation of
potentially threatened residents.
That ma y be overkill, but it's still
better than talting chances with an
unknown quantity.
S hare d hoµsing help
In recent times the high cost
of hous ing h as o bliged many
young people to accept the idea of
givi ng up a degre e of
independence in order~ cut costs
by sharing homes and apartments.
For senior citizens. unable to
maintain their large homes or
a(ford costly apartments. shared
housing also can be an excelle nt
solution, providing comfortable
a nd affordable accommodation.
plus the s upport and
companionship of a house mate.
Recognizing this need, Orange
County supervisors have approved
a countywide s hared housing
referral system, funded with a
$35,000 grant from the county
counseling) programs in the
county and one of 15 already
establis h ed shared housing
programs.
The central registry will list
those willing to share their homes
and those wanting to share a home
and an attempt will be made toi
match registrants of like inte.restB
through c ounseling. This
information also can be placed in
the central computer and made
available to the separate housing
programs now in operation.
_ Housing Authority-
Supe rvisor Roger Stanton.
who brought the proposal before
the board, pointe d out that
participating seniors wtll realize
benefits from reduced housing
costs. which in turn will provide
them with more income for
transportation, medical services
and other necessities.
T h, e fund t o set up a
computerized housing referral
system will be administered by the
~back Foundation, a nonprofit
service organization for senior
citizens that already operates the
TLC (transportation, lunch and
The program will get under
way in January and should be a
major h e lp for those whose
incomes remain the same, while
housing costs continue to rise.
A novel tax saver
Tommie Iceno gle is n o
dummy.
He realized that some of the
30 evidence dummies languishing
in county evidence rooms could be
used again, saving the taxpayers
several hundred dollars each in
purchasing new dummies.
Evidence dummies are
mannequins used in murder trials
to illustrate injuries to the victims.
Once marked up with the injuries
in a specific case, they remain for
the term of the legal proceedings. •
When the' case is finally settl~i
they serve no purpose and could
be reused.
Only problem was, nobodY,
had thought of it. Well, no longer,
On lcenogle's suggestion, 20 of the
dummies were photographed for
pennanenl records, then repaired
and painted. They're good as new
now, and are currently awaiting
use in new trials.
It's too bad the rea) people
they represented have no such
easy alternatives open to them.
Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Otner views ex· pressed on this paoe are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is lnvlt·
ed. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (7Ul
642-021.
L.M . Boyd/ Wristwatches
Wria'twatches tend to be broken, lf
at all, at the aame times ot day
nationwide. Usually around noon or at
about 10:10 at night. That'• when
mott wearers take them oU, either to
waah up or to Jet them on night
stands at bedtime.
The original breeders o1 Bunneee
catt wft'e the wealthiest people in
BurrnL And at that time, ellCh cat Md
'"' own aervant.
The 0,. dly of May and Chn.tm.
day ~ fall Gil che llmt c:bry of. the
week; 8"r' bi Leap yeera.
Q. An houleOJee p>d for anythlna
at all? A. ~ ao. t ftnd no '11 an tbe
defenae ot bousef'lJs, but thoee who
do claim fUea purify the air by
deatroylng decaying vegetation.
Outdocr rue.. they say. provide food
for blrda, fish, llzarda and the like. I
Sauerkraut cookt!d with9ut= of gin ln it la like a hot.dos t
mUltard, according to 101ne
speda1ilta. Maybe '°• don't know. ~t
ti you're aolna to 1\.111)' tt up, ~t
· leave out ihe caraway IMds and IOftl9
.UC. of apple and onion. l
Blindtolded, you probably could~ tell the difference between the roar f
a nevby oitrich and the roar of faraway lion, unleu you were
A.frlcan .animal apmt. .
White House 'poll' gloollly
WASHINGTON -A computer run
ungineered by a White Houae numbers
analyst project.a Precident Reagan u a
probable loeer to John GleM in 1984 and
no bet\er than even with Walter
Mondale, a concluaion that frames both
the gloom-and confualon ~ere today.
The computer study wu bued both
on White House pollster Richard
Wlrthlln's data and the actual returns
from the 1982 mid-term election. It
shows both the two leading Democratic
prospects whipping Reagan in the
Northern industrial states that he swept
in 1980. What's more, the Reaganite
Solid South ls pictured in a state of such
deterioration that it CQQld well \ip
Democratic.
REPUB.LICAN POLITICAL op-
eratives both in and outside the ad-
ministration who have learned about
the computer study performed by the
White House Office of Planning and
Evaluation are storming about the
naivete of non-political technicians who
would pump out such projections. In
fact, however, the conclusions do not
differ significantly from private
assessments of seasoned Reaganite
politicians. "I have thought long and
bard," one eenior aide told us, "and for
the life of me, I cannot figure out right
now how the president can be re-elected ...
Theee gloomy assessments come amid
& bitter year-end struggle at the White
Houae over the Fiscal Year '84 budget
that compounds th e gloom and
confusion. While budget director David
Stockman presses for further cuts in
domestic spending, the president's
political advisers warn that oould seal his
doom against alienated blue-collar
workers.
It was in this grim atmosphere that a
computer run performed by Ronald H.
Hinckley of the planning and evaluation
office circulated last week. The
"Hinckley Method" shows thia outcome
in the next presidential election baaed on
current poltUcal conditions with a
nameless kepubltcan opposing a
namelees Democrat: 36S Democ:ralic to
159 Republican electoral votes, with 16 ~upe. All ot tlle teven most popu1oua
states (includina California and Texas}
go Democratic, along with five Southern
states. When Hinckley substituted Reagan
for the nameless Republican candidate,
the projection improved -but not llO
much as might be expected.
Against Sen. Glenn. Reagan wins 212
electoral votes (57 "solid" and 155
f...r:-f-Vl-IS_/_10-VAI-~
"leaning") including only California and
Texas among the Big Seven states and
only Virginia, Florida and Louisiana
besides Texas in 'the South. Glenn's 243
votes (140 solid, 103 leaning) leave a gap
of only 26 electoral votes to be picked up
among the 83 from toss-up states for an
Electoral College ma~rity.
Acxording to the "Hinckley Method,"
Reagan doee better against fonner vice
president Mondale, ~t is a long way
from being a winner. He has 231
electoral votes (74 solid. 157 leaning) to
Mondale's 186 (70 solid, 116 leaning).
The i.aue would be decided among 121
toss-up votes (which Include four
Southern states plus the industrial states
of Connecticut and New Jeney).
These projecttona are sneered at as
pseudo apace-age mumbo jumbo by
politicians who grumble that the
nwnben expetla_on_U\Lf®"h_flQQr of
the Executive Office Building next door
to the White H~ never telephone a
county chairman, relying entirely on
election statistics and Dr. Wirthlin'a
polls. They also see the "Hinckley
Method" as a backdoor Wirt.hlin effort to
keep h.i. hand in the political pie.
But the politicians really object less to
poeslble inaccuracies in the studies than
to their circulation at a moment of low
Republican morale, with the certainty
that they would find their way into
public print. Actually, the computer
stud.lea mirror what the president's men
have been saying in private since Nov. 2.
THEY HA VE BEEN appalled by the
brushfire ravaging of Reagan's Southern
base. The toll of Southern Republican ..
congrhsmen th.is year was caused by a
combination of blacks terrified by
Reagan and lower-income whites
disillusioned by Republicans aa the party
of the rich. Hinckley's computers only
confirm what the political operatives are
saying: A Democrat with a centrist image
(spell that Glenn) threatens almost all of
Dixie. Even arch-liberal Fritz Mondale is
a Southern threat.
Multiple remedies are being
prescribed in an epidemic of White
House staff memo-writing, but one is
p~ent.: There must be an answer
to double-digit unemployment -and
qu.ick.ly -to give Reagan a new chance
in the industrial North and ~ his
Southern base. In the short run. they
say. that means a better answer to
Democratic "jobe" bills; in the loog run.
it is economic growth.
In sharp distinction to theee political
imperatives, Dave Stockman -with the
assistance of chief economic adviser
Martin Feldstein -ia seeking to puab
through a 1984 budget likely to further
antagonize Reagan'.-1.oet voters. AJJ much
as they deapile the numbers spewing out
ot Ron Hinckley's computers, the
politid.ana miaht fiod~ uaeful_in the
shrouded struggle now being fought at
the White Houae.
Deuk01ejian's e x peri ence an as~et
' ..
In leas than two weeks George
Deukmejian wm be sworn in as the
state's 35th governor. What kind of a
governor will he be?
Not since Culbert L . Olaon took office
in 1939 has a new governor been
confronted with the fiacal woes whieh
face Deukmeji.an. Olson took over at the
tail end of the great depression which
had so depleted the state's funds that
warrant.a were being issued to meet the
state's obligations. A Democrat. his first
efforts to solve the problems included
more spending to expand the State
Relief Administration p~am which
provided jobs and aid tor the
unemployed.
BUT HIS attempts were hampered by
a coalition in the A11embly which
formed the "economy bloc'' determined
to hold spending down to bare eeaentiala,
The budg~t finally adopted after months
of wrangling was less than $500 million.
And 'that was for two years!
Deukmejian takes over when once
again the treasury is drained. But this
time a receding eb:>nomy is not to blame.
Rather it. has been the unrestrained
spending spree i!ldulged in by the
governor and the Legislature during a
period ot unequalled good times which .,. .
f -•• -l -.l-Jl-11--~
saw the budget riae from $10 bill.ion to
$27 bllllon for just one year.
Fortunately there are other
differences between the tWo governonJ.
Olaon's experience in state govemrnent
was IJ.mited to one term aa aenator from
Loa Angeles.
A stubborn man who had not enjoyt!d
good rapport with his colleagues In
the Leaialature during th.at tol.U" year
period, ne WU ill-prepared lot the give
and take which must occur between a
Year-round school needed
THOUGHTS AT LARGE:
-Schools should be uUJlied the year
.round, and &tudent8 should &U.ef\d for 11
month• e.ch yc•r, penn,lttlng them to be
gr~~tt"d ln three year'I i~ of four.
and thua wrlngil\g much of the "water"
governor and the legislators if an
.admtnbtration is to succ~ed . The
resultant turbulence between the two
branches of government cast OJ.on in a
bad light will) the press from which be
never recovered. And, although the
advent of WW 1I quickly restored
surplu.teS in the state treuury before the
end ot Olson's term, ·he waa easily
defeated in his bid for re-election.
Deukmejtan. however, bringa into
office more experience in state
government than any govemor lince "°mk. F. Merriam who lmmedlately
preceded O,bon. Hla four yean m the
Allembly, 12 years ln the Senate and
tour years u attorney general, have
made him well versed ln state
iove_mment and undet11tand.ing ot the
J.ICiallton and bureaucrats.
FURTHERMORE, while he is firm in
hia convic1iona and tolerates no hanky-
.,.nky, he ia a political realist who will
not paint hlmlell into an ldeol()lical
c:iorner.
• Not a bandahaldna. hall fellow well
met type, neither lane a oold filh but
rather a cunpuaionate man, certainly
much more so thar. either of hl1 ~~ra, 'Je; ~wn or Ronald
~~ It may not be r.-.bJa tD pnidkit
euic;tl)' what kind o a.,..,... the
Duke Will be without mt&a&U1 .-na ~ perlono anymon dala .. .-fell
..,. Coki the OCHft .. ~---...
feet wet, be Ml a..-CW Ii NI &Yer
.-. for him at t&.1--. 1DllCb...,. ihm-mmt of the odm";M ,.._._.Mid
the officl,
11 mg .. ,., .. , I J ma mcotm •~ lltl' rio re111 by f IC m11h11d
Discover the taste
of Camel Filters,
now in a Hard Pack.-
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think
• zoom in
., n. o.u, ........ ,,
durln1 th• yuletide ID' off to a alow •tut. but
eay a IUddetl ...... In
ten hope that th.ii wW
tbe '-' Cbr1atmlll yet.
bepn buYin.I late 1Mt
yea, and atarted buyTn1 even
•
*'aggedy
Ann reaches
end of line
PLAINFIELD, N.J. (AP) -
The world '• bigaeat
-manufacturer of Raaedy Ann
doUa ia aoina out of bualneaa. ~ Robert Nahodil, a California
~naultant and actina aeneral
~r of Knickerbocker Toy
€0., said Tuesday that the
d~iol) wu a · painful one to
announce, particularly juat
tielOre Christmas. "Obvioualy, we would have
·liked to have done it at a
dlfferent time," Nahodll aaid.
"We honestly felt it waa better to
tell them now 10 that the
worken can plan their Uvea with
acme surety, rather than litting
around and wondering."
later thl1 yeer but they're maldnl up for 1ort time," uid
Jerry Claueen, owner of the
Tinder Box 1tore In Minion
Viejo. '"Ibere are man petiodl of
frenay when the 1bop 11 ju1t
wall-to-wall CU9tomen. We're
even runnlnl out of rnerchanda.
In 101De areea. ••
Many Oranae Coa1t
lhopkeepera note bu.lnea hu
been oU durlnl what Ml been
called the wont reoemtoo In 40
yeua. But in nanl days. they
uy the IUn Ml beilun to thine on
what Ml been a bleak year.
Kitty Leelie, publicl1t for
Neirnan-Marcu1 in Newport
Beach, aaid aalea at the posh
department 1tore were "aoft"
until last week and the store ii
now experiencin1 "the laet
minute ruah that we all hoped
for."
Sblnlaktlbere doem't ~ to
be much customer l'e9iltance to
expensive items and that hJih-
quality 1ooda are receiving
oonaiderable attention. '1bouah bullnem may be aood
for eome retallen, others can't
ipore the fact that the aour
economy baa kept cuatomen
away or cbarQled buylnl ~a
th1a IMIOll. While the affluent
aUll teem to be buyin1 h1ah-
pr1ced He-ma, th• bucf.aet.
comdoua are ~ for ways to
make their gllt-buyina dollar
atretcb a bit further.
•
The dedaion meana that 21~
employeea will l<Mle their jobs
JM. 3, and 241 by April 1. Sc.ne
11.~ employee• w ill begin
wvrking Jan. 3 for another
cqmpany that plana to take over Pe.rt of Knickerbocker.
Buoyed by the feelina that the
apirit of Christmu ia 1n g:ivin&
and not nee erily the cost ol
the alft, aome have opted to
pu.rchue ie.-expenaive tokena
of friendabip or affection.
Holiday 1hoppen are avoiding expensive item1 and responding to
bargain-targeted sales strategies.
Comcloua-of price tag ahocJl
1triklng many a potential
cuttomer, IOllre--.hopkeepeYI"
have developed apecial
marketlnc atnteaiea to pt the
ClOOllW'Del' t.brouah the door. 1bat
they're looking for,'' added Leah
Hammer, of Laguna'• Lippe·
Waren 1"lne Crystal.
Tony Horvat, owner of
Sundance -&lothing 1tore on
Balboa laland. aaid customers are
on vacation they're more inclined
to spend their money aa if they
were bllck tn Oh.lo.''
Chriatmae for u1," said the
Fountain Valley merchant. "It's
been better than lut year and
better than the year before!'
Warner c.ornmunlcatlona Inc.,
which acquired Knickerbocker
five yeara ago, announced lut
month that it would 1ell the toy
com~:nalyat1 projected J5.nlic er would have a $20 ~on to $30 million ahortfall
tt1i1 year.
. r:When executivea announced
the' ehutdown 'I\.8day, ahipptng
clerk Cliff Jackaon waa not
"lt'a the lwt expemlve itema
that are eellin&,!' .-kl Richard
Garcia, of DeAn'a Gallery and
Cuatom Framina in Irvine'•
Northwood Town Center.
"They're staying away tram the
expenalve It.ism like the placue. '' JUchard Brill. ~of Pea
International In lrvlne'a
Woodbridae Vllla1e Plaza, aareed that expenllfve itelm are
not DOPUlar' tbll year. Salea are down by 15 to 20 percent and
people are buytna pet :'Jplie8
rather than birda, clop fish
"It's the lea1t-expeDBive items that are
1ellin1 ••• they're 1tayin1 away from the
expensive items like the plague."
"M a N1e people tend to ahop
for luxury ltema at the laet
minute,'' Mid Billie Balkind of
Coaet Mualc in Coata Meaa.
"Because of unemployment
people are afraid to apend.
Guitara are moving well. Lower
end equipment ls moving better
than upper end. People buy
either lower end or top of the
line."
Mort.on acknowledaed that
much of hia bumne9I bu been
coming from longUme c:ustm:nera.
Still, moat of the people who
walk through the door buy IOl'llethinc, he aaid.
"More practical items are
1ellinf. rather than luxury
itema, ' eaid Pe~gy Reinert,
owner of Reinert a Department
Store in Coeta Meaa. "Robes,
jftlcketa and aportawear are aood
1ellera."
really ii aad, but what can
y?" 1aid Jackaon,
ting that video pmea and
toya of the computer ap
taJdnc the pi.ce of the cuddly
haired doU. ln the hearta of
--·erbocker, founded In
1 2, makea the popular
aedy Ann and Ra11edy
y dolla, producea dolla of
Wtlt Dianey, ·Seaame Street,
Snoopy characten and creates
other toys.
~
~t,beaeid. t~ly impomtble to IMke
a blanket statement about the
ownll retail ... climate. Some "'* ...... nport a 40 pen:ient jump ln ules over lut year;
othera aay the opposite. Few
wouldn't admit that the eoonnmy
baa been a roller-couter ride
with plenty of ~-curdlina
dipe I« f!V'«Y peek.
ohen meana having a good ~ppl of men:handiae for the
hunter.
" e held a Cbriatmaa aale
with everyth1na rmrked 20 to 80
percent oft," aUd G..-y Shirley, a
aaleunan at Axline'• Village Shoes ln Lquna Beach. "The
aalea, aa a reault, were tn••~ We're definitely up
(ln aalea) aver 1Mt year."
"We're working very hard to
help our CU9tomen flnd what
more aelective about their
purcbues. And he echoes the
sentiment that the Chriatmaa
buylnc ~ atar1ed later than
uaual.
"People are still thinking twice
before •pendinl their money."
aaid l:lorvat, who alao noted
buaineaa i• up by about 20
percent. "You have to nemember
that we get acme of the tourist
market and even Lf thing:I are
bed ln Ohio, lf they're out here
At aeveral recent economic
out.look oonferencea held In the
county, forecuten hMI predided
a better Chriatmaa aeaaon in
conjunction with a predicted
national ret::OVerY.
Dan Morton, co-owner of
Jewelry by Sandy Morton,
couldn't agree more.
"It's been an extremely good
Thouah tbeae are = eoonomk: timel foe most
Reinert, who hu weathered
many flmndal RJl'ID9 durinc her
33 yeua aa a busl" 1 women.
offered a final note ol. •'"....,." "The thine rm noticiD8 ia that
cuatomera seem to 6e very
happy."
inter arrives bringing beauty, sport and hardship
WASHINGTON (AP) -lt'a the fint day of
ter -a. .-.i of beauty and apol't to aome,
dill.la, alifflel and barcWUp to otben -a
. that ~to be lpond.
Winter offidally bepn at 8:39 p.m. PST
~~;o :=~ wOl ch1ldren lilslma to set an wwcbeduled holiday from -IJUL People who trawl nplad)' will d.reed iDDonvenieDce and dlia8en winta wee1her ....... wbo can't affonl .,ffident heat foe
bomee will fear fer their 11.v-.. '
''Mere people died mt yw tram ex-11-~
ter colcl than from any other weather
f!DClmena. tncbMllDI burrticaw. floods and
Mdoea." l8ld Dr. BiCmrd HaDcren. director of
Natklnll Weather Servkle.
Weather Service oUlolala Aid winter
.c9med 350 1iwa 1Mt. year. and cost the nation
than $8 billion. The sudden lharp cold map lMt January,
a relatively mUd fall. ... blamed tor the
19'1-.uiwy h1cb toll. ' • The numbera would drop if people took
)ifety precautiona, prepared for the cold and
~ wamlnp, ffall&ren aaid.
Violent temperature cbanaea caUMd by cold
frona 80IDetimel catch the unwary off IUU'd·
The record dip OCCWTed between Jan. 23
md Jan. 24, una. at Brownlne. Mont., when the tbeno()IMter ahowed a drop of 100 dep-eea
Fahrenbelt. tram 44 depw on one day to 56
below Jlel'O the next. On Jan. 22, 1943 it waa a moderate 54
desre-at 9 a.m. ln SpMl'fiah, S.D. But 27 minutes•• the tempentu&"e had plummeted to
mlnua 4 c11C1"111, • 58 decree drop . TMn were 7& recOrd low temperatures
recorded M:rOm the country durinl the moat
severe cold IMP of lMt winter. In January, mow
cover reached record proportlona when 75
percent of the a&rtace ol. North America waa
blanketed ln white.
Plwpect Creek ln DDl1hem Alaaka holds the
nation'• cold weather record at minus 79.6
d.,rea, recorded Jan. 23, 1971. In the 48
~ ltata, Roller'I P-. Mont., holda the
record with a Jan. lel, 1954, reed1na of mlnua
69.7. Amonc the 00 stat. only Hawall haa never
experienced temperaturea below zero. That
state'• all-time law waa 14, on Jan. 2, 1961.
In prepa.·atlon for thla winter, HalJ.sren
auggesta that people keep an emergency aupply
jl ......
:Trio held in heist, assault
Garden Grove police
• bllft arresied tbrw mm
·•·...pdOD of robbely,
••xual aaaault and
attempted rape after a
yeeatlonln1 German
~and her aon were
•t&acked at a Garden
Grove motel
A tlp from an
anonymoua Informant
led poliDI to a motel ln
Anaheim Tueada11
mornln1, where Ibey
took two men and a
juvenile they believed
of food on hand In CMe of aevere atomlL He aak:l
warm clotblng ahould alwaya be avallable and
batterlea ahould be freah for radio• and
--are at 1eut 35 mph. --
-Freezins rain or d.riale: ralnfall that
flMhls.b•. , Weaiher experts wam ap1mt overexertion
In the cold. Every year heert au.cka fell dorena
of people ahovelJ.na mow.
The Weather Service maintalna local radio
atationa acrou the country that broadcast
weather repodl cootlnually. They offer vital
wamlnp of a storm'• appra.ch~
broadcMten alao provide wamlnp and fOl'ecMtL
Mcmt people understand the t.enm med ln
the9e warnlnp, even if they don't know the
euct definitions. Here are the weather aervioe
deflnltlonl of eome phr.-that will be bemd.
_: Blluard: 1tron1 winda with lar1e,
amount. of faD1nc or blowtnl mow. The wlnda
&ee.ea on Judlng, fOl'IDAne a coadnc ol a .
-Sleet: frozen ralndn>pe.
-Snow: when \.-cl without a qual.ifyiq
word, it meana atelldy mow faWnc fcir ..Yeral
~ -Snow flurries: intermittent mow with
little accwnulation. ·
-Snow aqual.la: brief lnteme mowfalla
with gu.Una wtnd9.
-Heavy mow wamin8: a mowfall of at
least four inclMI ln 12 hours or m lncbe9 Jn 24
houra.
-Traveler'• Advlaory: a warnin1 of
bazardoua drivlnc oonditionl cau.ed by IDOW,
aleet, free1ln1 rain, to1 or other weather
oondition.
Coast phone bells to jingle
4 7 5,000 calls expected over Christmas
•
WIOHllOAV, DIC Ml A 11, ttll Doe vitamin C h Ip
OAVALOAD! 82,3
ENTEAT AINMENT 88, 1 pr vent cold ? Dr.
TELEVISION 88 t incrohn, Pase 83.
·Bargain hu~ter's paradise
By JODI CADENHEAD ... Dllllr .......
The Oran1e County awap
meet, kinl the boon of weekend
barpin bunten, has opened for
the first time in lta 22-year
history on weekday• to
accommodate Chrlatmaa
shoppers.
And while a partridge in a
pear tree might be a little out of
the question, holiday buyers
-1ound_juaU.bout eveI)'thina ebe
to fill their Christmas stockinp.
Eel skin purses, hot air
balloons, mistletoe, stuffed
animals, baskets, desiiner jeans,
pota, pans.. oak me.en and even
a Santa Claua (not for sale) were
lining the aisles this week at the
Carta Mesa flea market.
Officials from Tel-Phil
Enterprises, operators of the
swap meet, said they decided to
remain open Dec. 20-24 after
l'eCOl'd December crowds showed
up the last two Saturday and
Sundays.
Last weekend 82,000 people
jammed lie fairgrounds. But
previous weekend attendance
WU 80,()()().
"There are a considerable
Mickey Bellah
juggles racquetballs
while awaiting
customers
number of people out there that
don't have the money and
they're just 1coldng to make their
Chrlatmaa dollara go a long way '' aald swap meet manager Emle
Galloway.
About 20,000 people showed
up Monday, which ia considered
a n average attendance for a
Saturday. Swap meet sellers are
hoping the number will increase
as the holiday nears.
Although swap meet et04· :uuiJ.-1
keep no record of the dollar
value of sales, Galloway said it
appe"ared that m oat of the
shoppers were buying.
The swap meet will be open
from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. through
Friday. Admission is U per
vehicle and !SO cents for walkins.
There are about 800 vendors at
the swap meet this week,
compared to the average 1,200
that sell during the busy
weekends.
Fairgrounds officials said they
expect to earn $1 million this
year from the swap meel, with
proceeds coming from a
percent.age of parkin~mi.ss:lons
and beer and food .
The weather isn't
cooperating, &o
this entrepreneur
improvised.
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alreacJy a
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• DEAR ANN LANDERS: J have -.n leVel'a1
?ett.tn ln your column from mlddJe.ued women
;who are worried about lhelr romantic feeUnaa and
-~ auncdon for • YOW\l .cUluahter'• boyfriend
(hlCh echool aae>.
What puul•' me la that I never recall • letter
lroin a man who ha• the .. me problem. Ia it ~uee: •
:· (a) Thil eott of lh1n8 doesn't happen to men?
· : (b) Men don't feel it la anythine to be ~•bout? : • (c) Men don't want to admit to the problem?
: Curloua, l1n't it? Any explanation? -
UPSTATE N.Y.
••.. DEAR UP: Mea do lacleecl e:sperleace tb
· lem, Mt dtey 1eJdom wrtte alMMlt II. U...Uy
'letter la from dte prl WM ~ya, ''Th a• ti my
t frlelMI ma41e~. 11 at me wlla lae. cl.rove. me Jaome tlte ollter t!' Or lite wUe writes: .. My
)alba.ad caa't take 1 eyes off a clarllq atrl wlao l1
· cHerleacler al•1 wldl ov c1Hpter.11e called
. •· by Iler aame In W1 deep lut alPt." ·
I llave f.rlatecl letten from mea w .. o llave
complained, 'My flucee pays very UttJe atteaUoa
to me wtaen my clad 11 aroancl. He loves It. WHa
tlaey kin hello, It makes me ueaay. I dl1U H 1oea
for lier." Alld more tllaD one you.1 woman lla1
written to .. y 11le'1 lD love wldl Iler fadaer·la·law.
So, you aee tllat train nn1 botlt ways, my dear, ud
the en11Deet cu b.e eltber male or female.
1 DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you atand one
more letter on the subject of high IChool kids who
have jobs?
What did that boy from Georgia do with all the
money he made working after achool and on
weekends? Did he save it for cone,e?
I'm the teacher in whoee clua he fell asleep
regularly becauae he worked until 2 a.m. the night
befote. When I asked him why he worked, he
replied, ''To pay for my car." I then uked, "Why do
you need a car?" He anawered. 'To get to work."
It is a vicious circle. U he didn't have the job.
he wouldn't need the car. I have 1een enough of this
sort of thing 10 that I am convinced kids do a lot
better in echool without cara and jobs, unlea it ii
abeolutely ementlal .that they work in Ol'der to help
support the family. -A TEACHER IN MIDDLE
AMERICA WHO CARES
DEAR TEACHER: I llave bea taaclated witll
letten from teacllen wlto are ......, ,..,. ...,.
Yoa teaclaen are la lite froat llHI ud aee lite
battle casaaldet at close ruse. y..,. oplalou are
worth U1tealD1 to. Tllaak1 for wrltlq.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: No big deal -or
maybe It is, considering the oost of everything theae
• day1. Here's a hint for all tbOM women who
complain about the=!hhoee ripping after two or three wearings -y alnce they rarely come
with reinforced heell and toes anymore.
Put them in the freeller brand new -s-ckqe
and all. Leave them overni1bt or lonpr. The followtna ct.y, wam them arlli let dry. Thllt method
really wbr'ka for me. I \alally pitch my pentyhoee
becau.e of map. not runa. Sign me -WISER
• THAN BEFORE IN n..L. .
· DEAR WISER: Tllaab for lite tip. 111 try It.
"SeJCual lre«Jom" prmenta • diffkult dedsion
for tttn-agen and their pareata. Ann Landers
offers down-to-earth Mlvke in her new booldec,
"Higb 5cb(Jol Sa and How to DMl Wldl It -A
Guide for Teem and Their PIU'ftlta." For each
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chri9t~ 1982 ...
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Openln1 l11dt Jack or ti
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It'• tint and dandy to have
enou1h trlck1 for your con
tract. Ju1t make 1ure you can
reach them, and that you
develop them ao 11 oot to aet
up enourh trick• for the op
ponenta to defeat you.
South w11 not quite 1trong
enou1h lo open two no trump
but too good for one no
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AT WIT'S END
e bzaut.\ful cdla.dAal or
hend "M::Mn ec.ctieh t~
in th:z. meet. cz.xclt.Ang color9
and~ youll Mill. ~ dlCWJ'l ~ rur ad.ct vmtAd
hocking cast witl'l'W\t'd t«>
aleo ovoi~ with edrm
ar pstdl mxl f'lop px:llZt.e,
a.cdl cx:et, 19 t.e11oozd for l.tl. •
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trump. II• 1ledtd lo Optft In
hie minor rather than hie ma
Jor to m1k• It H•ltr tor hi•
partn•r to r .. pund. Beuu
"' !..ht! mfld die~ ffi, NorLh ml~ht havo preterred
1 two club r11pon11, but all
road• ltd lo tho 11m1 1pot.
A1aln1l three no trump,
Woat choao LO attack with hi.II
major 1ult rather than hi•
minor. 06clartr WH 9ne or
Europe'• leading playera.
and hl1 play wH a claulc
demon1tratlon or wlnnlna
rubber bridge technique. He
won the flral trick with lhe
queen or heart1 and Im·
HOIOSCOPf
m.dlaLllf led tht queen of
1p1de1. Eaat loM ~hit klg
and perttvertd •ILlt ltt1rt1
-110 olhu tulL would l\lve
bnn bettel":-'
Declarer could now runt
el1ht trlcka, ud he qulckly
aet up hl1 ninth by duckln1 a
low club In both hand1. Ht
won the heart return, ca1hed
the ace of 1pade1 and ran
rour club tl'ich for hi•
contract.
Simple waan't It'/ At the
other table, however.
declarer played the ace and
queen of 1pade1. Eaal allow·
ed the queen to hold. When
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own dlff e ... nUal dla1nomT U IO, rou're letUnl
younelt In for~ dik'ofnfort. U1uaUy, th
dtaanom can be ...Uy made by X-r•1 examlnaUon. Buf. 11 you IO alont without knowlnC \he actual
cauH of your 1ymptom1, what you think 11
1allbladder trouble may be due 10 twltut hemla -
or to no actual orpnlc dl.IMM at all.
Flr1t, remember that 1aUatonet may be allent. I
have known paUenll wltl'i 1allbladder1 fllled wlth
1tonee who had no lndtaeatlon at all. Llkewt.e,
many patlenll wlth hlatu1 hernia do not even
realize they have It until routine X-raya have been
taken. What about dlatlnctlve 1ymptoma? There aren't
any. One patient with gallatonea may have
continual pain In tht abdomen, and complain of
h~artbum, gu, nau.ea. U a •tone "aeta cauaht" ln a
bile duct, the patient auffert the typl.cal, painlul
colic au.ck.
How do theee aympt.oml differ from thoee in
the hiatus hernia patient? Sometimes not at all. In
fact, aomeUmes the hiatus attack ia eo aevere that
the patient may appear to be having a coronary
heart attack. b th.la all unclear? I hope IO. It may
propel you to a radiologlat 10 that you will not need
to keep aueaalng about the dlagnosia. Don't be
surpriaed if you have gallstones and a hiatal hernia
Mrs. S. Often, they are auoclated. '
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for aelling a product over:>eaa will be offered
. 6 at Orange Coast C.Ollege.
Titled "Uncle Sam, May 17," the four-ani-a-
-hour aeaion is oo-apomored by CX::C, the U.S.
partment of Commer~e. and the Southern
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Room 108 of CX::C's Administration Building.
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rlals and parking. .
I Pre-registration is recommende<1 space la
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Department of c.ommen:e. J .. For information about the seminar, phone .,,.,-6880.
)iirline threatens -.
to halt operation
• NEW YORK (AP) -Pan American World
AA-ways, one of the world's oldest and largest
aidlnes, says it will shut down Jan. 8 if three unions
dq#pot agree to oootinue wage cone c .,,..,._
,;.. The warning was made in the course of
contract talke with-th& TFanaportation Workers
Union by an emiaary of Pan Am Cbainnan C.
Edward Acker, airline vice president Jeffrey ~said today.
The airline la negotlatlng with the
Trinlportatioo Workers Union and the Teenwten
Union. Both uniom' oontracta expire Dec .. 31, and tlW fllaht attendants' contract expiree in April.
• Pan Am's pilota and flight engineen already
baye qreed to a oonUnued wage 1reeze that cut
their aalariee by 10 percent two years ago, with the
provisiOn that tbey will get lncrews if~ -mune
shows a profit next year.
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~ ANQELES (.\P) -About ~.600 Southern ,.
Califo1 n fl\n. urront.ly work on Lhe MX milmile, and 4
anothe1· 1,4011 would be employed If the mobUo m111Ue._,.
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Autonetica .. 980; and ll'RW Syatema Inc., 850. •
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S&L D)erger called of I :;
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A proposed merger
between American Savlnp & Loan and California
Federal Savings & Loan Aaocl.ation, which would
have produced the nation's largest such institutjon, has
been called off.
.. .,
T he chief executives of the two flrm1 said
Monday that "their negotiations for a definitive
agreement have been friendly and productive, but •
'that substantial accounting and tax problems have
been encountered."
The two savings and loans announced their
, merger plan on Oct. 26, aaytng Cal Fed would convert
to stock ownership and simul~fi. ~ pu.rchued by tint Charter Corp., the' SeVedy · -SUed parent
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called First Federal of America.
Gas down 10 cents
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Motoriata ln Northern 11 i
California and Nevada are paying an avenge of 10 , J
oenta a pllon lem for guoline this Chrlstmu than a 1 )
year ago, the California State AutomobiJe Amodation
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of gasoline waa $1.37 a gallon. compared to $1.47 a
gallon last year.
Retail prices began a decline in October and
continued through December. Much of the price«iros-
come from dbcounta aome dealers offer for ca.ah
purchuea. But the CSAA aaya an abundance of
paolloe has UC> incre 111 e cl competition.
More than half of the atatklm aurveyW said they
would be open ChriatmM Day. •I
Le.ded l'fCUlar paoline awnced $1.19 a pllon t
for aelf~ atationa and $1.$9 ·a pl.Ion for full
aervice. Unleaded regular averaced $1.28 a pllon at
.U-eervke pums-and $1.44 for full aervice.
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memories to last
a lifetime.
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*BARGAIN MATINm • ......., .............. ,
AU Perlormencff bel0te 5:00 PM
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"THI! YmlDICT" ... -----
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<;OUTH ,... • .,
Ill Oii /l#rtO
IU 6M-ftll ........ , ---~~
RUf~A PAl\K • .1 " ..... _ ........
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LINC O LN ,~ .,f ·"' i-....... __ _
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"TMI DAM CllYSTAL",.. -.. ..,..~
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Ill WA I I j •• '•
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CIMANa'I AHML.8
TM ~ '"-tleete·
I ...... M .. Cllliol lln'l'l 11
NI lly IOfM MktOlftlltd .....
• 9IHf .. '"°'*4 I 09\lld w 111e 11ew11no ~ -C*IQfll Ill> In • hfino.glidlno ~·
tlon. (Part I)
• M•A•t•H
A ~ IWoec>" ll'Om
T~ bftnoe ,_ 10 the
~ of !fie 4077ttl
lhet ~ -°"' of loud! """ ,_ medloll Pf*)ttc. ...
• HAWAII~
FMM> 19 GOflfronted by a
--Of ...... l'ape.mur• ....
• OVMIAIY au..: ac1r.a .,_. Gay-
; · fia..rAHOtHG
HUMAN .... "'°" I"°!~"
~ :;:.,., "'1CC II NGKT
f •••• "CltlMn ~··
(1941) Oreon WellH, ! Joaliptl Cotten. F1Millbadla
II r9C8lf the ... of a ~. hy, ~ and axtraveoen•· ~~,,_....
• per ~ ... report9r l ..cm. fOf tM elgnM-
·-of the !Nil'• Ctyptlc I ...... ~. Cl) IOMETHWO'I AI0<1f
'_,_, Stapleton and AttOy
GM>t> .., In !Ne muelcal
wflodl#1lt about 10 ,_..
lll*t• at an Engllllh coun-,try ,_ ~ .,. mur·
,.,..one by one. ·=CAVUf au.: Bernardo a.rtuloc-·(= ~ tlaNMY-.UR
Com4nCed N .. lhe Ylctlm
of a oo-na"*il coneplr-.
cy, an~ 'PY
holdl IN~ room et i&MN<>fU
* ** "A ChrlttmH
Cerd" (1951) AIMtalr Sim,
~ Ham9oft. 9Mad
on the etory by Qiartea
Dk*w. A~
• mlMr ..... the v.iue Of
compaHlon through
gho911y adventuraa on
QwtllrMa he.
(B).,.NCJNI M>OM OILY ............ ~ fllNdcty n. ,......,..
Ollwlltww D!Mr' VlnoMI
,,.. and~ Com•
aMUir wflh "9d 86'alton In
the etory. of FAldcly tM
FrMloadar"e lrlele and
"4elulllll Olla .. N pi.. •
~ ....
.MOYll * * * "Nutcradlar Fane.
ff(' (1979) Anlrnllted. Volo-
• of MkNle Lee and Chriet._ Lee. A glrt'e
.... ..lllClclclw._..1-t· ... cMtn9 ,., "*'1 ..,_,.
............... .., to
.. a •ldeotM .-..,
UftOar ttle ..... of • two-h.dad mcue. 'G'
l <=-NaWa
~-=Y9AAAIN ~~·lhe
of • dlllln °' .,.,..,..,. eeor.. In Otdar to mMI ... IMecor•• Cea~ girt. 1:.. .... Q
My .... JaMca aOout '* llllalrwtlfll*~Burt
.... Mary ...... be9I Mng
wlthanalan. i :raoowMY
JD ... cooking ....
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• KCET <PBS>
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Renowned sopnno
Leontyne Price sings
Christmas music at
7:30 on 50 and at 8
on 28.
I
eon 10 IN Nducttw W!f9 ol
• l'YIOl:letar. 11 JOKIWI WILD ......
IWflORT (I), .... ~
A lentaey Ctvll1ft'IM ehop-
plng ._ In ~ Hiiie;
lllree bfother• who -
•l1aft'IPllng to roller el!ata
1000mllee. 0 INTIRTAIHMUfT'
T'OHIQHT
A IOOk at mooMa !NII
~~-u.llty.
• OMNCM! COUNTY
~y
CZ)MOYll * * "The Oeng That
Couldn't 8hool Straight"
( 11171) .>arr; °"*"· lAllgli
T9yior· Young. TWo bwn-bif'g .....,, .......... In
~ become lnVO!Yed
ln--wwa.·PG'
7:80 8 t OH THI TOWN
"-lured: • look .. the
tern-. rOdl oroup ..
~·IOOk•lfMe
lood UMCt for ~
and ITIO\ll9a; IN pr.-a
'*"G made to ~
and~· llddlCll .,.,., 181"Aa.YNUO
LA~ a IHIRLEY
&~MY
~ and 8Httey enrol
In • conMpOil<*ice mod-
elr!Q ectlOOI.
I IYIOHLA.
~"-Aee
Madame liOlde • hueban6-
huntlng oonteat on lloer
ltlOW. OuMt Qlal1ae ....
-~· (!) oouw
IAIQTIAU
De Pail ve. Purdue
• M•A•t•H
Delly bomOlng -IN ~ by M Inept Nor1ti
~-------...... epectailOr IPCW1 ..
"-407'7WI. I (I) TIC TAC DOUllH
MAoCfB. / UiHfElto
IWflORT
• IClllBY CINTIR
TONIGHT
"~ At Kannecty
Center Wllll Leontyne
Pr1oe" Ali -*'O at ltd-
"°'* Qvtllmaa ""'* and reed Inga leaturae
renowned eclP'WIO 1.-.
lyne Pno9. tlut!M p ....
~ gUft'i a;r-Alk. and Norman lc:rtbner
condUc:tfng ... ,......
~andhW... """°" Qlor9 Ml 8odety olW~
9 YOU Me<B> '°"IT F..vad: .. ~With
A CofM Pot" and ''The
Human Kangaroo• Of
~~ IMMTUL.l
"U.C. IMne CMelrnu
T~·
®MOYll
•••• ·~· (1NI)
Aon Moody, Olh9r Reed. A
young «Pflen 1e 111ct-
NSIP9d from hll ,.. homa
by '* JJfld gang, but --
(DJ On-TV rr z.rv
C8J HBO
fC) (Clnemul
(J) <WORI NY.,N.Y
G'J <WTBS>
(I) (ESPtO
C.J ( Srlowt I,,,. I
• $c>o111Qhl
e IC.bl• Ne-Nelwwkl
agee 10 aacape and return
to hit benef9ctor. ·o·
&'00 8 (I) llVIN INDU "°" MVIH MOTHRM The McFaddanl oome to
IN aid of e ~ widow
.._ untorgMng ln4awe
ar• trying to .,.. • .,., ~
cNlclrarl ..-; from her.
Gal MAL NOl'\.I
,,..,~; • toy ~eo-
lurwa' corn.ntlon: lkat•
boerdlng In -. • edlOof
tor SantM; IN IUltlOt of
''The Prepple Handboolt";
a~ on Chld Find. (R)
.MCMI ** * "TO'IWlc:h" (1937) ~ Colbert; cnartea
Boyer. A ~ couple Mt
OU1 from ,_.... to FrMOe
carrying 40 rnlmon lt-
fOt the c:zat. ea TM.80fTHa
OOU>MONKIY
Jake, Jedi and Cotily -
ledloan~,_
~...,.Gan. Oouglu
MacAr1hlw .... lfley lry
to ltacll dowtl rapom of
8ar1lfl .......
I ,,.,,.,y~ ....
,.M.MAGAn.
A lantaey Ctwtetmae etlop-
plng epree In a.--ty HtMe:
""-brotllan who -at~ to roller Mate
1000mlea.
• MOYll
* * * "OrMt Ellpecta-
uone" (11175)Mlc:Mel YOtll,
Sarlfi Mllea. 8aMd on IN
•'°'Y by Chartae Okaw.
A Y°'lftQ boy'e .. II deeply
lnfluanced by • c:flance
encounter with an MCaped
prteoner. e KlllEJY CINTIR TONIGHT
"CtlrtlllJftae Al ~
Center Wllh Leontyne
Pr1oe" Ali .,..,.. of ltd-
ttonll Olw1l1IMe ""'"'* and reading• faaturH ··--..-~ tyne Price. "'*" Paula Aobleon. gultartll Etlot
Rell. and Honnen Scribner
c:onduc:tlng IN F_.lvel
OrcMltra and IN W.,,,._
lngton Qiorll Arte 8odety
of~ (1:)MOVIE *.. "Home From The Hiii" ( 11180) Robert
Mltchunl, 0-91 Pap.
pent. ,. -·.-.... til .... ___ .. ...
CD) NCAA WolQTIAU.
Cotondo .... Rama va.
UICT ... Cl) LOeT IATIWT'R
NITWOM
Alolt~
Mtelllta ,... Into tM
'-*olM ..... cMID-
llon. -~ • ... ~ n. ...,,.. ..
r1•11 Fnnco NWO. -...
o.cq.. "" Amel'lcan --... .,,. ..., ... out to
--.. ""'"* °' Ille --~"" a.. ODOOCMl\.I o.:......_. _
,_.,... and _.... '* INlntlOne ....,,.. ,,...
whlle Ill S allUng.
• THll •ltJH
TN ~ Oratono
8odety of VIM ~ Qeofge Fredettdl ...,.,..
........... !'' """ gullet con-
ductor land« llllgO lrorn "'-Mormon T..,,_., 1n
.... Lale• City.
HO. (I) MOYll * * * "l.0¥9 A• l'lret 8"e"
( 111111) ~ Hemlton. s-...,.,. JerMI. ,.,,.
wortcf• _. ""'*" -pn gNw llP hill one-tilt•
ltande .... lie 1111 In tow
with a top ~ Y°'11 taen-
lon ~. (R)
I INrlttll ........ ,..,... .......... "' .. ~':,P ,..... ....... ,...,.. ........ ....., ..... ,..... .....................
~119'111f1 I INlt·Hll• , • .._,........,,I"> ~'M.WIU _.._..,..
Queeee. Leutente ~. l.eal1~.MyrlLW· ... ... ,.OMWa
ATTH9WM'TI ~ ,.,_, ...... ""'*',.,..
men 1e IMller of --nlae tor an ..._.., JaD
P'Of'lllll ffom IM f.aet
Aoonl °' tM White ...... (J) 'AT OOWNI
H'l?MOTIDI THI OON
H'tl)nOU.. , .. ColllN ""'"' ~~1n•o•
hliartoue art form.
(%)MCWW * * "Uptight" ( 1HI) M· an Mayflelcl, Raymond St.
JaoQUM. Altar 1M King
......ina11e1n .... ~ Of
~ ll'llltante bulldlng UC>
lnarlilMIOf~ln
~Ion fOf a race Mii
are b«fa)ed by -of
their own people. 'R' •.ao a a ,AMII. y Tiii
ElyM rMllue Thal her
··enlighten.cl" atmuo ..
toward 1-....oe Mxuallly
ax1and only to Oltiar peo-
ple'e GNldrln .
(!) INOINNOIHT
NITWON< NIWI
I NeQHT CIAU.lftY
I~ a!tOUIHCY
A lemoue 91Kgeon makM a
latal mlalak• ""*' he
allowe an lne~
dool« to par10tm • ~
i1allon for lllm, (R)
·~NIWI Mart '* l<fY9tle lhal "'*
dM>fce ~ .,.. P"Onr.
..... IOCat.a ......... and
Kirby t... her ,.,,., the
truth about her !He In Par·
CiJ~ * • t,t "Chflatmu Ev."
(1947) Oeorge Raft, Ann
Harding. On Chrl91Mu
Eve, IN three adoC>tad
IOf'9 Of • WMlttiy eplneter ...,,, thal her ,.., .._
19 de< 1lo!*ig e alnllter "'°' egainel her. .ACHNITMAI
INCW. WITH LUCWtO
'AVAAOTTI
The Metropolllan Opera
..., -. .. Alie a.tada." ··o
Holy Nlgfit'' and °"* CMetmM a.... from
IN Notre o.rne Cathedral
In MontrMI. (A)
• THIVIMNAH
Ellubath le binded In an
acdOant and found ~
«Ing by .... a:x-corwki who
19 OU1 IO rnutdar T rarnciea.
®MOYll
••• "Don't Cry, It'• Only
Thunder'. ( 1N2) Dennie
~.~ .... ,
Jarnea. A female Anny
CSOC.Ot Ind • trou~
prone iT.tlc ~ ""° ,__
bftng • group °' Viet·
-orpNnl to .-.y, 'PG' ~ :.ry IN IOIN
• • "Loocilnl .. (No 0..)
Sflll9ly Win-.. A _..
.. c:arnlwal -....... ·~pace .......
lllllblttoua )'OWlt elrtpper.
.MCMI
• • "Honor Ou9rd" (No
Oe1a) Aod S~. A Pid--
ftlt MIO ~ the Anny
and aac..-IO CeNda
beCorMI lhe 'MOii of .,.
ax-MlirtM _.,_., and
hll hunting buddlM. 'A'
10'.IO • INDIPINDINT'
NITWOMNIWI
• AQUM111M
~,,.,.. CN•• The Ion NcNa CtlemW
~and-**'Adn-
-hoorak~ unOW IN dlracllon of~
Nanna ~ a flOllMy
oonoart from c...... <:d-
i In.,,,_,.._ Yortt.
N'4~
-CHAM.-OHAWUN OM THI NM I09tl
1blD .. 8\1>9• ...
• tAT\NAY NIGHT +toea: ...... llmon. Alt
OeltUNI& OulM: "-'Y .....,,__
I INllNOCM-
AU. .. THll",.._Y
ArcHe ..,., fcllltl --.... ....,_ lhe 8IMca.
I HAMV~ • ·····~ DOO'TOR .. THI
~ Ou!Ulfl ,.-,.. I ....
""" from .,. ,.,,__,
s ·MOYll
**'A "ChHCh And
Cllong'e Nloe DrMinla"
(11181) Alctwd '-a-di"
Marl!\, Ttlomae Chono· r-........ pOltlMde
~ 10 ~ b#ld !Mir
true calllng .. ~ .,....
Ice c:r-.n on thl W-. of
Loa ,.,,...._ 'A'.
WINE CELLAR
·SPECIAL
FOR HOLIDAY PARTIES
KHXT (2) 9:00 11&...ow at r111t JM&e."
Otorp Hamtlwn, Buan S.ln& James 1tar
In movie about world famout vamplN
who 1tvee up omt·blle 1tandl when he
falls m love.
KCJ:J' (28) 9:00 -"ln Performance at the
White House." Famed vlolinltt ltzh.ak
Perlman la muter of ceremonie. for an
all-1tar jau procram.
KN.BC (4) 10:00 -"Qulncy." A famous
surgeon make. a fatal mlltake when he
allows an inexperienced doctor to ~rf orm
a simple operation on him.
~~OH r-.. All'
* ••Mod9rft p,~··
(tN1) ~ Qlaae, Petti
o·AtbafWlk A ~ W
tralllc c:ontroll•r wllh ,,_oue peraoNI prob-
lem• le ll'ldowecl with
.... lnetlo l>OW«• altar
being dol'9ed wtlh nuclear
....._'PO'
11:IO. Cl) HMT TO HMT
Jonaltlan end Jenni!•
become ruo11i-whln
t~ are ·~ with lmprte.
onmant In Mexico or dMtll
•t the hande °' lnlerna-tlorMll drug emugglart. ··THl~M CAMON
Hoet: Johnny Careon.
Ouaete: Btubeth AltiMy,
Pet Boone, Niii Sffnon,
Bob Uecker. I"> •OMONaWa ~
• YOU A.-clD l"Oft fT
F .. tlKed: "Sit~ With
A CofM Pot'' and ''The
Human Kangaroo• 01
~~
In order to win the e.vor of
hl9 ,_ gfrtfrtlnd, Oacer r: on I ._.._kldl.
ll'OQ'9 OH IOaSTY
.... LA,....-r
He*: Dennie~.
• 700CW9
11:40 Cl) MOYll
* * * ''The Ff9l'ICfl lJau..
tenanc'e Woman" (11111)
Meryt SlrMP. wemy
lrOtla. Ali llfalr ~
two acton le par.-.ad In
the rornanlic partod Nm In
-"lc:tl the two .,.. partonn..
~.'R'
11MIB)MCMI * * * ''The Frendi lJau.. tenant'• W-" (tN1)
Meryt 8 t raet>. Jet9f'lly
lrOtla. Ali .,,., ~
two actor'9 la .,., ..... d' In
the romMUC partod flm In
wtWlll IN two -~ lrlg. 'R'
12:00. INT'Bn'Meim:IT TOMaHT
A IOOk lit l'llOvtel tflat _,....._..-..lty.
·~LASTWON>
••• ''TM Deedlr ""'*'' ( tH7) Ja-a MUOll,
~ 8lgnorllt. A ......
IPY 19 lllS llcNd to tg1ow·
upon alllt'9r...c to the
,_... eecnlaty "*Ing I
!lay oMcllll with the -lftUlliltS*'Y.
i= • ·~ "awtetrnaa ~ ..
( 1 .. 7) o.orv. Raft. Anti
Herdll'IO-On Ctw1at,,_
&e.IN~~
eoneola~......,
~ ttllll .. ,..,,..,...
II .. di urlQiiiie a lillitii ...........
• LDW,._..YCAH
11'\U
"'--And n. ...... Of n. '(.... Monty ""'*
...,. 111111 cNrtly .,._,. •
._, "Lo\19 And Tiie
btfa ,,. ..............
out of OS.. tor .....
--~ CD'lMOYll
.... "Hot "-*•* (117')
c.ddl ....... 1..-tan
l>clfM ...... 'X'
.MOVWI
***~ "Wooctatocll" (1t10t 000-.... ,.. tMnr
of ... lop rnualclel ll'OUfJll
of the .... ·eo. pertorm ..
... ,.._ rock oonoart
lllld In lelNI, New VOtt&,
ln1Nl.'W
lt:IO. al LA ft *IHT WfTl4
DAVID LITT'IMeAN au.ta: COfMCMr1 JtKry
Senflelld, oorMWClal artist
8Noe McCall, Madeline
l<Min.
• TOtlt com.I: \W
Cl.()11
(!) MOVIR
..... "Barbary COiet"
( 1935) Joel McCtaa,
Edward 0 . Aoe>lneon. Red
llghtl, gamllllng and .,__
Ing ,...,,, '" Ban Ffandlco lntfle 1IOOe.
• LOYI. AMINCAH
8TY\.I
"l.olle And The Itchy Con-
dlllon'' Lucy and Artdl.-
,,.... In • darmaloloOlll'•
ofb. ..~ And The
811111.,-· Howard etaru
etunerlng ..__ N'•
...., Ille Mel Mand'• wflil,
11:11 (1:) MOVIR
• •• "A ChrletmH
card" (1151)Alaltalr Sim,
~ Hwrtaon. ....
on "'9 elOf't by a.tae
Dk*-. A oold "-*9
m1aar laliml 1M ~ of
compa .. 1011 through
ghoetly ad'ffnluraa on
Chr'tlltmal he.
11:40. (I) MOYll
• • ''The Oullltw Of Mer-
cy'' (1t7t} ... ~
TOtf'/ ......,.., ho young
CSOC.on t.111.e dr..uc -............. fOf
utra f11N11r111 for haaltll
care II Nfl.IMd. I"> tt:AICZ)THI...,._.
aoTHcenURY °'9M w-.. ,..,.... •
~ ol IN lftOdarn WOttd ...... ,,_ the
McN191onet••• .....
1:0ee MOVWI •• ·'Th.~ Mon-
....... (1957) Orem WI-
iiame, Lola Albrl9lil.
Strange death• occur
..._, •......., flle Into
... ~deeM.
• lltCMI
••• "F,... Of,.,..... ..
( 1te 1) lhdtonl '*"*'·
Ooearw Hart. A ..... and ....,.. ............. .
~~ ...... ~
--.ry. .MCNm
..... "40-" (1tet) Jedt
W_.,, W9anl COnrad. A
"'4INl9lno adllOt "'* .. ..,.,,,,... tovMf* to ti!' .. .,...., GUI. 9 ..,..,. ..... IT
TOMGHJ
A looll lit mo-Ala lhel
~~-Ullly.
1:.ao 8 GI N9C H1W1
OVINUllHT'
CD'l lltCMI·
.... "l!ndlaae Lo\19'' (11111)
lk'ootle ........ Martin
....... A 17..,..-0Wa
Gtl I II .. iolle t0t I* 1&-
~~ .... IO .,.,...~_,.,.......
~'A'
1:41 (II) MOYll ** "luddy, luddy"
111111.-.~.w-.
• ....,,.,. Wtlll an
....in COi ........ °" ... ,... .......... ~
lrMmlpled _, •• ~
fllura °' • -wflO .. .....................
(l)MOYW
JOHN DARLING
I* l t.t "hMllltftt' =t.~T= ,.,.,......,.........., ..... ............. .,.. ,.., . ...,. . ....,,
.. ... hi ......... IMrt .... .• .... ,..
NIM MOVW ** "~" OMfl ~o Ofon. ~
~ -
l:.OI CC) MCWW * ** "The Oathaflng" (1171) ld AaMI, .. .,, ..... e...,...on. t.ontfflN dM-
elont MIOnO ,,.,.,...,. °' tN I~ of • .. men
come 0U1 1n 1111 °"" w111t1 hie gfOWfl oftlprlng gather
tor a llflal lllllllly r-*"'.
l:IO ......
(!) 'AMl!.Y N'l'AI .. lklftw ltilnlle ..,... to M
Mnt ewer to.,.• danoar • MOYll ***'Ai "lntermeuo"
1111311) lngrld Bafgmen,
Laella Howard. An 1n1-
l ove 1flalr develop•
~ a married c:onoert
Ylollnlet and .. d9'19til•'•
mualo taeciher. a:oo• MOYll * \; "The Leach Woman"
(1 MO) Coleen Otey, Otant
Wiiiiama. A WOfNll\ mar.
rled to a younger rnan dle-
C0\'91'9 I.Ill_. of youth.
t>ut not the one of happ. -i=.ttUNT
**'Ai "The P~"
( 11175) Jeck NlchOleon,
Marla~. A TV
,__ on an African
uelgnmant repl-a
IOOk-alllle and aacapae
Into a,_ and oane-ou. •r.. 'PG· •:ao~=lO * * * t,t "Montenegro"
(1N 1) Suean Anec>ach,
Erlend Jo .. pheon A
~ .... ,...,...to
Stoc:llholm and beg1ne .,.. ""* wtlh • man the met In • boMmlan nlghtdub.
'R'
CD)MOVtE * * * "StJr Cray" (1980)
Richard Pr,or. Oane WllO-
.... Two men .,. rnletakan
tor tier* roeo.r. and Mnt
~jell. 'R'
CilH«.DMm
Paul Dooley la ,_lured In
thl9 i-.act play by .MM
,,..,,., deplc1lng IN lneta-
bllty of urban -t:IO (.C) MOYll
• ''Ctlamolon Of Death"
( lllT7) Sonny CNba. Mer
kllllng • rnobl1ar. • martlel
.,.. axpar1 tetlr• b<lefly
before laking on 1 acore of
hlted ......in.. 'R'
dO. MOYll • * "'The 8lacll ea.t1e··
(111$3) Rlchatd °'-· 80tte Kar1ofl. A man lr1M
lo llnd IN wfwraabouU of
two Eiiglletimen ~ die-
~on• hunting 1r1p.
(!) TOP O' THE
MON•tea -~ * .... .. Action In Arabia"
(11M4) Oeorge 8endere.
Virginia Bruce. During
Wortd War It, a r9POtt1r
~. Nlllll l*M to gain
#9aiwon,
4:" (%) MCMa
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b6lcll mlltMtl buldlng us
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o.Nro, ,,__ ~ ...
Ille Hollywood of IM
1NOI. one man'• .-
rnM-. '*" IN lrtend of ...... ttle .,..,., ot p(IWW•
hungrw ~and the
mollt .._.. bedllb Ill
taown.'PO'
1:11 ci:> ..... "Ctleadl And atone'• Nice ~ ... Cl•fl fW:Nnr "OIMGh ••
Marin, Thomae Chong.
ho~-~ .,,.,._, to ,_ found INlr
w. ~ • lfley peddle
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brollen, lurnace·bound
loytt that lie huddlacl In •
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weya" (1973) lngrld ....
men, JOMny Dotll'I. T.o
c:hlldran run .._ from
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Yor11 Clty'e .... ropolltan
~of Art, wfl«• tfll¥
.,. befrlallded by • IC>lrtl·
ec1 raduae. ·o· e • * "Harry'• War"
(18811 Edward Hemnarw\,
Oeraldlne Page. A emall-
lown poeeman comae to
tne aid of hl9 aunt. ~
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l:OO <JD * * ... "Zorro, The ~
Blade" ( 11181) 0-ge
HarnHton, Lauren Hutton.
The harOlc eon of OIO Cafl-
lomle' e tamoue )uallce
lighter It Incapacitated by
• riding lnJutr, tordng '*
f09PWI bfothar to don the
~and muk. 'PO'
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young girt le bfought lfom
her grandfather'I Alpine
,_to !Nein INdty. cm • • ''Mlf¥ln Arid How-
ard" (1NO) Pail lAMat,
,,._ RoOarde. All CMMr·
wlM unknown QM Miion
attendant delme to M Iha
rightful heir to H-d
HughH. bllllon dollar
aatete. 'R.
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TWo Fwthlnge" I 19M) Die-
na Oort, Clllll Johnllon. A
lad IMno In the llume of
London buye a arnall go.I
blll9Wig that lt'e really the
kind Of magic unicorn that
a teltor once cleect1bld to
him. ..oo• **'Ai "l'IBeYour."
(1947) Deanna Durbin,
Adolphe ..... )ov. Ali uneo-
P'*11c*ad young girt lfom
1 eme#-town oomaa to 1111
big city ..... .,_ P'Of'llCll·
1W 011t1 '*-" Into trOUOle
by fibbing IO a ...nhy
adn*er. t:tO. *. * .. w .. YMle Wlnllle" (1937) 9tWtey
Temple, Vidor~
A llnall gin ~ a
popular figure In Ilda.
• •• "Enter The Nlnlll"
(11181) Franco Naro,"-'
~.Ali~,,.,.
tlal arta ~ ... out 10
-. the ll'IUrdlr °' hll beat "1erld. 'A'
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WIDHUOAY, OIO. 22, 1tl2
COMICS ce ClAlllFIED 08
OCIR gels 11th hour reprieve
By ROW ARD L. HANDY
Of ... DllJ ........
Gabriel Meaner Wied to preface hJa
dally news tx-o.dcaat with a ltatement:
''1bel'e'a aood newa toniCbL ''
Well, for Charlie Allen and all of hia
follower• at Oran1e County
International Raceway, there'• 1ood
newa.today.
Allen met with Irvine Company
President Tom Nielaen and property
management vice preeident Dan Lam.kin
Tueaday and the trio a1reed to an
extension of the leue date at OCIR to ao
through Oct. 31, 1983.
"It will be a super d.rq race and we
are bookinl in tome of the be9t top fuel,
funny car, }eta and wheelatanden in the
country. It will be an extravapnt ahow.
"We are very pleased with the
extension and we know we may have to
adjuat eome of our race dates to flt lnto
the Irvine Company'• plana and they
have indJcated they may change eome
thino to help out.
"We now have an abeolute end date
for the rac9 track and at that point I'll
1tart levellna the 1lte wlth my own
equipment to help them out.
"Oct. 31 will be the abeolute 1ut day
for wie of the raceway. Everyone aareed
to that propo.tUon," Collini aaid.
"It la an lnlormal aareement rtaht
now, however. Delalla •till have to be
worked out and it la subject to approval
by the Irvine Company board of
dlrectora. We antJdpate that It will be
acceptable to the board.
exceptlon1 when they will run to 11'
o'clock.
"Orlginally, Mr. Nlelaen and Mr ~
Lamkin were prepared to offer hlm
(Allen) an extemion unUl Aucuat when
the freeway inten:hanae will be under
conatruction.
"Charlie Allen pointed out that tbt
NHRA World Fina.la were ICheduled a
f'w months alter th.at and that work,
wouldn't be that far along on the.
lnterchanae and we aareed to the Oct. 31
date."
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"I agreed to that date and I feel it wu
a very 1enerou1 offer by the Irvine
_ Company," Allen said. "We are Plann.lna _.___...-.--11a..m.-J a celebraUon .Tan. 8 at the ctr.. races foe
"I will a1ao actively 1tart looking for
another 1ite to serve Orange County
with another draa racing 1trlp right
away,'' Allen adda.
Jerry ColUna, apokeaman for the
Irvine Company, confirmed the leue
extenalon 4nd qreement and aaid:
"We are doina thia for a couple of
reuona. Fint, we want to provide the
raceway people with more time to
relocate at a new facility. Alao,
apparently it had not been fully
understood by Allen that the Dec. 31
date thla Ume around WU abeolute. We
re&arcied it u such and we thought he
did too, but we found out diUerenUy.
Allen confirmed the curfew hours and
said that the 64 FullJ!~ Can mee\ ~
Aprll and the U.S. Manufacturer 1
Funny Car meet would be the two
excepUona. The Manufacturer'• meet hat
been moved from November to1 all the racera and othen who have been Chui.le Allen behind ua. , "Under terms of the ~nt, the
curfew will be at 10:30 at ntaht With two <See OCJR, Paiia>
UCI
reverts
to form
8pedal to tile D.tly Pilot
RENO -If nothing elae,
winning a third -place
tournament game ahowa team
Character, 11 you Mk UC Irvtne--
Ccech Btll MuU!pn
Mulliaan's Anteaters, after
~ their IMt two pmes.
includina Monday nlght'a opener
of the Wolfpack Claaalc to
Southwestern Louisiana,
bounced t.:k Tue.day night to
ICOl'e a oonvinclna 1Ml victory
avwGomap~.
Bob 'Ibomton; a rqi-.aarter 1n
tbme two preview lomea, came
ott t&e bench 'I'ue9day m,ht to
bit all leVeD of hJa abot attempts
from the floor and fin1ah the nfCbt with a tmm-h1ch 19 pcmta.
"8B CAllB iA and pve U1 a
verj ltroo& performance both
-1141"C -a rebounidirc." nrMd ll•"'lpn, wbme twn fqirowd
ha reCord to 6-2 on the YOUJ\8
~
"Our bre9k was much better tool&ht than 11 bad been in the
fl"Vloua two aame.." the UCI
OOllCh oonUnued. "We eot the ball
down the court very well and
everycne fiDed their lane."
Thornton le-a quartet of Ailliiliri wliOtfnlabed the night
in double fiprea..
Jud BearclaJey aoored 11, while
both Georae Turner and Ben
McDonald added 10 apiece for
the Ant.eat.en.
Turner, in foul trouble early,
WM ~ by Michee1 Beans.
and the Lane Beach City College
tramfer made the mo.t of it,
•co-r.Jn1 four points and
lmpre811.n& his COflCh with his
bustle.
"Beans played very well in
r:.!n~f Turner," praiaed
The Ant.eaters fell behind 11-2
to the upmn 7AO • 6-3 junior
fcrwwd Beyce :McPbee led the
charge. McPhee flniahed the
nl1ht with 20 points, while ....,,,,,.te John Stockton added
17.
~ lllVINE outrebounded the
Zaa1, 17·24 with Thornton
leadln1 hll team in that
department with etaht. The
Aldla-. .. committed Jult 10
turDovwl; competed to 22 the
nt1ht before aaatnst
8outlnNltern l.oNl•hL
Tlae Ant.eaten'-bigeat lead
--...... the end o1· the pme, wben tbey owned a 75-59 .........
~ up far UC Irvine la the
KOA Qlllillc In BQJI .. Mmtana
t r. ~. week tram toni8bt. •e nteaten will lace .. ...,. Artaou in ~ flnt-
.... llllDI.,....,...,.. at t p.m.,
Piii'. 'Ille IMt time the two t.eaim
.... W11 In 1919 with Northern
Altlona recordln1 an 1'4-77 •ts•>· The_...." tied a.a.
-TANCIA GETS
'6'-6 TRANSFER
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Marina's Bill Belanger (left) and Ron Rosensweig find going tough Tuesday. See Page C3. · ·
Trade-offs at Christmas commonplace
Doctors treat doctors, attorneys advise attorneys, and writers write abou& writers
It la that time of year when Sata C..
appean on the ati'eet earner with bil bWe
and yuletide ca.roll drlft tbrou1h the
dep9rtment a1one and one feell compelled
tO do 80IDeth1na nice for hil ~
I meut. ~doctor will take ariiotbel' to'
the club for 18 hole. on a Wedne.day
afternoon.
One attorney will take anod>er to dinner a.t a pa.c. when the tab 11 Jaw and the
entertal.nlmnt ii belly ~ One med
CU' ......... Wlll -"' the lat.mt thins in booc8 for tn:kb'I Urw.
One l>CJ!lkiemen wm ~t llDOdMI' with
• llx-piick ol +:b•Hdc ..... One tei.vwon
lpolM M will wlld ~ a MW IC)'Je In .,.ow pmd1. ./
And ., on and ., b1h.
fPOATB OOLUMttlBT • , 811>
TUCKER
newlletten from 1tate bar U80Ciattona,
Berrorw and the Wall Street Journal.
Garvey's plan:
repay Padres
with pennant:
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Vikes fall, 2-0, • ID tourney title game WAl~KEH W'IN
M WELIJ
Of lt\ QUL LWO week•, QolJ,v PiloL
1r11 hl1h achool IOCCf'r team1 havt<
v1l11n\ly tried to make a namt• for
them1efvt1 In the S o uth ·rorra nc~
Tournament, an annu1&l affair which
\.mually flnda •South Bay tt.•am walking
off with \he! championship.
\h•·.x (111,111"r vNI to w tu ," K ii rman t"munut.'d "Ttwlr 1o.ela t'AITM' vrry r.------llC.'Orlod • l 0 vJ<ilory ov.r Rollin1 KUii •
th f\Tl'P~t1 h &ou11t
Tc.irn.nco Tiwmunens. champjonahtg.
PH1LAO£LPHIA
O'ior1f• 1tar1l'Dllm'l11Jt--W
played a n·ul good 11aml•," Kormun
udmlHtid "I'm not mukln& any (')ccuac
but we'vt• hud 11t•v11n samea "' thl' lul
Wl'<.'k ur !kl und 1t JU•t won.• ui out."
Martna takN • (•w day• vfl and &hon
ventun Into \hl' blC Huntin(UUn Beach
Tourn1ament whkh t>e.ilna 1'u~y. De:"
2ll
Edl10n, l 0-l , 1ot thC! wlnnln1 1oal
from Kalli Winkler who connected 23
111Jnutc.'S lnto tho flni\ halt.
wair rr•ml'"d T~ 14•)' H ~.,
wl nn•r or thr '40th Maxwell
Award, only the third junior to
n •c ulve lhl' honor from the
Well, thil year, It wasn't S outh
Torrance or Paloa Verdct or HawthorM
which came? away champton1. But It
waan't the Marina VtkinRS either
Canyon IK.'Ored both &<*ls ln the flrat
half, and only aome Cin«-gooUu.~pma by
Jl'rry Babic (nine 1aves) kept thlna11
mteresung.
Mt'anwhlle, Fountain VaJley upped It.
r~()rd to 6·1 with a 3-1 vlc\ory over
Brea In the f'ullerton Tournament
The C haraera' impre11lve 1howln1
t.!Uncd a ll-tournome nt honors for
fre1hm•n Janellt' Ro1era, aophomore
C hant•l Chav.i and junior Kathy
Blefleld. And to make the tourney a
comple~ 1ua.ue, Edi.on aoalkeeper Mel
Coof)t'r w 11 named mu.t valuable player.
Max well f oo\ball Club of
Phlladelphla.
Walker, who a110 won lbe
HC!i.sman Trophy thil year u lhcl
Coach Greg Karman'• .quad carried 41
6-0 record into the cha.mpfonahlp ma~h
Tueeday night at South Torrance High,
but fell to an impreaalve Canyon
(Anaheim) sq_uad 2-0.
"Canyon samply outplayed us. They
Marina received some Ci.ne play from
fullback Bob Flick and center halfback
Alex Stephens, but the Vikings Just
couldn't poke one Into lhe net against
tht! undefeated Comanches.
"CJinyon just played a greal game and
The &rona n.~-etved two goal.I from
f rc1hman Stcvt" Mullen Mnd anotht>r
from sophomore Mic k y Pent1flor
Fo untain Valley waited unt.11 the
Stc'COnd hial( to t&lly lta three goab, and
goalkeeper Scott Sedlak made them
stand up with five saves on the day.
Edlaon returna to tournament actJon
Thursday when the Chargera play a
third-place game agalnat Glendora in the
Glendora Tournament
OUtltandln& Collegiate player, r
said ln a telephone hookup Crom ' ,
Athen1, Ga .• that he looked
forward to playinlJ aecond·
ranked Penn St.ate In the Supr
Bowl on Jan. 1.
In women's soccer action , Edison High
Profits are rosy
from burger sales
From AP dJ1patcbes
CLEVELAND -William ml
Girgash will get to see his son play in •II t
the Rose Bowl -thanks to a whim
and 18,372 hamburgers.
Mkhigan faces UCLA in the annual clash at
the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on New Year's Day.
Girgash's son, Paul, a senior al the University of
Michigan, Ls a starting linebacker and co-captain
of the Wolverines football team.
Girgash, his wife, his mother from
Philadelphia and his 10 family members still
living at home will leave next week for Pasadena
because of a little burger deal.
Girgash said he came up with the plan after
hearing and reading of strange journeys made by
hamburgers from the Columbus-based White
Castle Inc.
''I read about the ones they packed up and
sent to ,the Marines in Lebanon, and the ones
that were sent from Minnesota to Albuquerque
to help a church school," Girgash said. "I just did
this on a whim."
Girgash put an advertisement in a Cleveland
newspaper Dec. 8, offering the 2-ounce, square
hamburgers for sale by the dozen.
Response by pre..order was overwhelming.
Glrgash filled the orders last Saturday when he
had a 4-0-foot trailer loaded with 18,273 fro?.en
hamburgers go to a down.,wn parklna lot.
Quote of the day
M.lke Duleavy, a San Antonio Spun
gu. ard, on why he refers to Phoenix
forward Maurice Lucas as "Bogey," short
for Hwnrhrey Bogart: "Becau.ae Maurice
treat.a al of us like Bogart treated his '
women -with the back of his hand."
Bell must still pay court co sts
LAWRENCE, Kan. -Taiback [iJ
• Kerwin Bell of the Unive rsity of c •• Kansas was assessed court costs of S84
Monday after reporting he hao
completed 40 hours of public service work on a
drinking charge.
A bench warrant was issued Friday for
Bell's arrest when he failed to appear in Douglas
County District Court. But Bell, 20, told Judge
Mike Elwell Monday he was not aware he had to
return to court since he had completed his
oourt..ordered assignment.
The court clerk's office said Bell worked at
the city library to aatisfy the court order. Bell. a
junior who play ed at Edison High School,
pleaded guilty following his arrest ln March to a
charge of CQnSuming alcohol by a minor. The
judge agreed to drop the charge if Bell completed
20 hours of public aervice work within six
months and doubled the time when he learned in
October that Bell had not done the work.
Islanders rally for tie
Veterans Bryaa Trottier and Ei1
Clark Gllllet scored power-play goals '
in the .econd period Tuesday night to
give the New York 1slanden a 3-3 tie
Malone~ 76ers whip Celtics
Moses Malone scored a season-m
high 33 points and grabbe d 18
rebounds Tuesday night to lead the
Philadelphia 76ers to a n
overwhelming 122-105 win over the Boston
Celtics to highlight National Baske tball
Association action. . . . In other games, guard
David Tbomp1on hit 14 of 20 shots from the field
on the way to 31 points as Seattle topped
Portland, 99-94 . . . Reggie
Tbeus scor ed eight of his
game-high 29 points in
overtime, and QulDtln Dalley
celebrated hi.a return to acUoll
with a dazzling 18 points as
Chicago topped Atlanta
124-116 . . . Purvil Sbon
scored 24 points as Golden
State outlasted Houston 92-85
. . . Forward Jay VlDcent
llALONI scored 11 of his 25 points in
the fourth period to spark Dallas to a 121-118
victory over San Diego . . . Kyle Macy'•
15-foot jumper with 39 seconds remaining gave
Phoenix a 114-113 victory over San Antonio
. . . Paal Weatl>bl ICOred a aeason-high 19
points to 1park the New York Knicks to an
overtime 101-94 victory over Milwaukee
. . . Rookie Cliff Levlq1toa scored 24 points to
help Detroit down New Jersey 102-97 ...
Gre1 Ballard ICOred 28 points including the
winning shot w ith 17 secon ds remaining as
Washington topped Cleveland 77-74 . . . San
Diego's Bill Waltoa has the go-ahead from
doctors to begin playing twice a week for the
Oippers and poaibly go fulltime in mid-January
as hil foot problems continue to improve.
Stetson upse ts West Virginia
Frank Barnell acored 21 pointa m and Glyu Myrick added 19 Tue9day
night as unbeaten Stetaon upset
16th-ranked West Virginia 76-69 in
college basketball action. The Hatters are now
7-0 with the win while West Virginia lost its first
pme in nine outings . . . Ei.ewhere, Sldaey
' Green scor ed 25 points and grabbed 14
rebounda lo spark 17th-ranked Nevada-Las
Vegas to a 101 -78 vktory over Long Island in a
first-round game of the Rebel Roundup •..
Darrell Walker acored 18 point• to help
12th-ranked Arkansas acore a come-from-behind
64-62 win over Southern Mississippi ...
Cbrles Jones scored 17 point.a and freshman
Jeff Hall sparked a aeoond-half surge as No. 14
Louisville topped No. 1$ North Carolina State
57-52 ... Guard Leoa Wood ICOred the game's
final six points to give Cal State Fullerton a
55-54 decision over host Portland. The victory
·Was the sixth in seven tries for the Titans. Wood
led all eooren1 with 26 points ... Brad-Wa&loa
ICOred 20 points to help Washington top UC
Santa Barbara 76-55 . . . Beraanl Tlaompsoa
800fed 19 poi.nta aa Fresno State improved ita
record to 7-1 with a 55-41 triumph over Big Sky
Conference power Montana.
Mc Rae signs three-year contract
Kanau City designated hitter Bal • McRae uya his n ew th~ee-year
contract with the Royals ia llgned and
with the Quebec Nordiqyes in National Hockey
League action . . . Elsewhere around the
league, Detroil's Dwlgbt Fo1ter scored his
1eVenth goal of the season at 8:58 of the third
period to lift the Red Winp to a 5-5 tie with SL Louia . . . Dave BUUWl 1COred at the 12:06
mark of the third period to give Pittsburgh a 3-2
triumph over Hartford. The win snapped a
five-game Penguin winless streak ... Lanny
Mcl>Ould and &'.eat NUtlOD eoored two goals
aJ)fece as Calgary defeated Minneeota 8-4 to INp
the North Stars' unbeaten strina at 10 games
•.. Edmonton'• Wayae Gretii'y waa Nmed
Sportsman of the Year Tuesday by Sporta
must.rated M~azine.
in the mail. McRae.I.. 36, will
reportedly earn $600,00u a seuon under the
contract . . . The Texas Rangera traded
veteran fint bueman Pat Patllam to the Seattle
M.arinen for rtah~handed relief apedaliat Roa
Ma11elmaa . . . Tony Frltaclt, the New
OrJe.m placeldcker, retired Tue9day, following
Sainta' kmes in whieh he mialled kiCks he euily
made in hil glory days. "I WU very unhappy
about my performance the lut couple of games,
and at my age, I don't want to be very unhappy,"
Fritsch, 38, said . . . Tom Reed, who just
aeveral weeks aao was talkina about ooachina in
Miami of Ohio'• new football stadium ln 10"83,
was named head coach at North Carolina St.ate
. . . American Alberto Salazar and Australian
Rob de Ca1tella have agreed to run for a poeslble
pune of $77,360 in Queensland next spring.
Television, radio
TV: Women's Basketball -UC Irvine
Christmas tournament, 7:30 p.m .. Channel 56.
Taped.
• RADIO: Buketball -Utah at Lal<en1, 7:20
p.m., KLAC (570); Colorado State at USC, 8 p.m.,
KNX (1070). ,
ings fall short, slump continues
"We played well defenaivetr,
tonight, as we have• recently, '
said. Winnipeg Coach Tom Watt.
"W e wertt ahut out 2·0 by
Hartford aod we Iott to New
Jerwy 3·2 ln our lut two garnet.
''The tunny thing la, we·~ one
pme over .&00 on the roed and
one pme below ·'°° al home. It doe1n't 1eem to make much
diff~ wUb .... ouc..cJub where
we play."
the aeuon at 10:48 of the 9E!C.'Ond
! period,
Lucten Debloi1 1ot an
unall1tted go&}, hi• ninth of the
Muon, at 16:44 of the HCond
period. Willy Ltndltrom eoi the
final WlnnJpea pl. hll 15th of
the wason, at 2:34 of the third
pttiod'
e Kln11 took • 1.0 lHd
when delenuman Ric tr--m~~
Chartraw fired a 1hot from the
riaht l)06nt, btetlna Soe&Ml1 It aiJ6 ol dwl&Apwlod...&wovu.
the Jett camt ~ wtth tour
unan.wm.d .....
wtnnlN Ued the pma an I S: by Harm Du~at 11!17 of pla~w•n....J~
Ofl ~ .. .,..., ~.,j
Stadler has matured
He'd rather make money than throw club s
Craig Stadler ls a young man 1n a hurry but he
doesn't hesitate to show his talents on the golf
course.
Stadler, honored as the West Coast golf writers
player of the year for 1982, was at La Costa
Country Club last week to play a hole or two with
each member of the media who showed up for the
event sponsored by MONY of New York.
The sixth hole at La Costa ia not one of my
favorites and it happens that Stadler was at that tee
when we arrived. I only doubled his 1COre on the
par-four hole which he two-putted for a routine
par.
Other than that, Stadler's appearance at La
Costa was an enjoyable one for everyone concerned.
He has been known to have a bit o( a temper ln
the past but appears to have conquered it to win
$443,820 as the leading PGA money winner in 1982.
HE WAS asked how far he had thrown his
last club and replied: "When the hell was that?
Tooay at the eighth hole I t-068ed the putter to my
caddy from about eight feet after 1 made a
30-footer.''
Stadler will play m most of the west <.'Oa8t
tournaments this coming year.
"If I had my way, I'd play on the west coast all
year around," the current Lake Tahoe resident
says.
"Riviera is my favorite course (he'll have to
OCIR REPRIEVE • • •
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September this coming year.
"They may have to change some of their
scheduling to accommodate us," Allen &aid. "1 feel it
is extremely generous of them to make the1e
concessions and all of us at Orange County
International Raceway want to publicly thank the
Irvine Company for this extension.
"The dates for the World Finals have already
been set and announced on Oct. 14-17 at OCIR and
we will be able to have this race. We may have one
more big race after the finals to terminate racing at
OCIR but that could also be the last date."
Allen W¥n't certain in which direction he
would go to seek another location for a track in
Orange County but indicated he waa more than
happy with the extension and felt he would find a
spot ln time to make a switch and not disrupt racing
in the county.
A full achedule of eventa will be held at OCIR
during 1983 includinl the weekly Wedneaday night
grudge mat.ches, high echool and community oollege
ntghta and the monthly profe98ional feature events.
The tsleodar will be st.abiliz.ed early in the year,
acconllng to Allen but major-dates have already
been aet and are now continned.
11 he ii l\.IClCl!aful in finding a new locatJon for
a drag racing 1trip, the 1port will continue
uninterrupted in 1984, according to pretent plans.
NFL standings
HOWARD l.
HANDY
wait until August to play there m IY8J when the
PGA Championship is staged). "I feel like I'm
playing at home almost everywhere out here."
Stadler, who grew up playing the La Jolla
Country Club course and later was a member of the
USC golf team. would like to be associated with
current happenings rather than those of the past.
"l want to be more recognized for my golf than
the things that happened in the past," he says. "I've
c ertainly c hanged and I'm much more
knowledgeable on the public side of thlngs now.
"Thia ia the biggest honor of the year for me.
Being named player or the year is the topper to it
a).l .
''In m y thoughts I wanted to have a fantastic
year. It was far beyond my expectations and I look
forward to returning in April (for the MONY T of
C) and hopefully in December (when the 1983
golfer of the year is honored)."
IN EACH OF his six years on the tour, he~
won more money in succeeding yean. His first
win on the PGA tour was the Bob Hope Desert
Classic in 1980 and he says it was the turning point
in his career.
Since that Initial triumph. he has won six
others and earned $1,051,469 on the tour. In 1982 he
won the Tucson Classlc, the Masters. K emper ( for
the second straight year) and the World Series of
Golf.
At La Costa last year he equalled the course
record of 64 in the final round but had to settle for
second place.
While he says he is about 15 yards shorter on
his drives now than when he was as a two-time
All-American at USC, he says It's by design.
"1 have \he abWty to hit a drive 30 to 40 yards
farther if I have to," he says. ''In the past I'd knock
about 15 to 20 drives out of bounds. This year it was
only five or six and the strange thing is that three
of these were on the same hole -the 17th at El
Dorado."
STADLER feels pay te levision will find
the game changing in the future. ·
"One of the hangups is that you can't tell
certain players where they will and will not
play. There are plenty of sponson out th~. We
could have 100 tournaments a year if we could get a
~pretent.ative field."
One of the strong points of Stadler's game ls his
putting. "My putting ia geared for fast greens," he
says. "L inoleum would be fine with me for a
putting surface."
W hile Stadler was being honored , the
American Cancer Society, San Diego Chapter, was
al.90 a winner. Allard Roen. president of La Costa
and the .MONY Tournament of Champion s
chairman, presented a check for $25,000 to that
group for research.
The Damon Runyon Fund has been t h e
recipient of more than $1.5 million from the T oC C
in the past.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
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Cincinnati 5 2 0 .714 173 140
Miami 5 2 o .714 137 114
NY Jets 5 2 0 .714 190 115
·San Diego 5 2 0 .714 210 154
BuUalo 4 3 0 .571 121 97
New Eng. 4 3 0 .571 99 IOJ
Pittsburgh 4 3 0 .571 130 111
Cleveland 3 4 0 .429 99 131
Seattle 3 4 0 .429 104 112
Denver 2 5 0 .286 127 186
Kansas City 2 5 0 .286 126 145
Houston 1 6 0 .143 95 190
Balllmoro 0 6 1 .077 80 158
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Washington 6 1 0 .857 135 118
Atlanta 5 2 0 .714 170 126
Green Bay 4 2 l .M3 164 135
Minnesota 4 3 0 .571 142 129
St. Louis 4 3 0 .571 111 121
Detroit 3 4 0 .429 133 129
New Orleans3 4 0 .429 84 127
NY Giants 3 4 0 .429 117 112
Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 109 134
Chicago 2 5 0 .286 84 122
Phillldelphla 2 5 0 .286 143 149
San Fran. 2 5 0 .286 163 112
Rams 1 6 0 .143 153 196
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In what might be a preview of the Sunset
League women's basketball race, the FA:iison High
Chargers nipped Wes~ter 56-~ Tuesday night
to advance to tonight's championship match m the
Cypraa Tournament. Foothill 56, Marina 38 F.d.ison, now 9-0, will tangle with Lakewood, a
53-27 winner over Fairfax, for the tournament title
tonight at 8.
Here's what happened m women's baskf'lbaU
tion ~ay nighi:
Sand} Corb<·tt act:ounwd fpr h,11( of her team's
points. but 1t wasn't l'nough as the Vikings were
ehmincitcd from the Cypri:ss Tournament m their
f1 fth-pl<Kt, st•mi£1nal contt'St
Corbt tfl> 19 pi•int.s we 11· complim<'nted by 10
from AIC'nl' AmlL rs• n. who :ii~ had 11 rl'bounds
bdon• fouling 1JUl
EdJ10D 58, Westminster 34
Gretchen Meinh ardt scored 14 points and
hauled down 11 rebounds to help Coach Dave
White's undefeated Chargers advanc'e to the
chaml:~P game. · n benefited from 10 points by Meinhardt
in the first quarter in opening a 19-4 advantage and
then fought off the battling L1oru. to advance
Lynn Uchizono added 13 points for tht'
Cha:ra'ers while Shelly Trepl scored 11. Potnt guard Karl l:att!S had 11 assists for &llson.
FnothiJI n,1·1vt'ff lA IJ!Unl.s from J('nny O:lur
<lnd anotiwr 12 from her -.1~t\ r. Jill. who hit the
doubl<'-figure mark befort> l•·avmg the. game with a
knee lnJUry
l'oothaU JUn1JX'<I out to a lC!-2 lead at on<' pomt
in tht• game
Magnolia 62, Ne~port Harbor 49
Diane Watson. who had 18 points for the Lions.
hit a basket with 30 seconds remaining to puU the
Lions to within two at 56-54, and Westminster even
got the ball back with five seconds remaining but
couldn't get a shot off in tim~
A balanced Magnolia auack, with no les.s than
four s tarters S<'Ortng m dr>uble figures, n.">ulted in
the Sailors' fifth defoat without a win this season.
C.Oach Glenn Takemoto's squad fell behind
20-12 in the first quarter but managed to play the
Sentinels on even tenns the rest of the way.
Juniors ~hzaheth Dodds and Lisa Wayne paced
the Newport Harbor scoring with 15 and 13 points,
res p«:tt ve I y
Oeean View 39, Huntington Beach 22
Mater Oei 48, Savanna 40
The Seahawks continued their drive towards
f ifth place In the Cypress Tournament with a
victory over their crosstown nvals
It took just three players -Karen Chase (18).
Michelle Chomlcz (11) and Tamm~ Webb ( 10)
-to do the IOOring damage for the Seahawks.
Ocean View jumped out to a 13-2 first quarler
lead and managed to limit the Oilers to just eight
polnta in the first half.
&-mor Alonda Varn;co S<."fm:d 15 points and the
Monarchs camf' back from a 24-:W halftime deficit
to pick up thC'u· fourlh Vll'tory against thr('(l defeats
1n a non-league matc·h
Fountain Valley 59, La Quinta 4S
Junior Eve Titus scored seven points for
Huntington Beach, while Dawn C.Opper added si x
pointa.
Therese Puchalski scored 18 points, Sam
Arledge added I ~ and Jan Whitham chipped m 10
as the host Barons won a non-league game over the
Aztecs
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Boston College 99, Felrfllld 79 La Oulnle 85, Sonor1 85
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Coupn' noor leader, Burt Call, would put on one
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Capl1trano Valley 7&, Marina 50
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wnli Ii I JUntt11:. Mark Mose:. and J T. Debbs and
6-8 J11111111 Utu 111 ttw <.1ttack
Cvr ona.dt•I M..ir's stronghold 11> at guard where
All -C l!-' stur Mike Hess and 6 -1 Dave
VanStt·1·nhuy!)(.· lt'i1d thl• Sea Kings' attack.
In anothPr ganu• tonight (7 JO), Inglewood
v1-.iL.., Ed1scm .
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Uan Mulder topped the C.Ougar scoring with 18
points and pulled down 12 rebounds as well, whilE.'
teammate Walt DeCasas scored 16 points and Mitch
Anderson had 14.
Marina's Chris Neumann, a 6-5 senior, took
game scoring honors with 31 points, and in fact, was
the only Vi.king to hit in double figures.
Call made up for the lack of scoring by
finishing the night with nine assists for the
C.Ougars, who improved their overall record t.o 9-2
with the triumph.
In Thur~y·:. al'llnn. M1ss1on Viejo, El Toro l and Ldguna Hilb play m the Brea Tournament
Laguna Hills opens the luurney at 3 agam st
Savanna while· El Toro U:sts Troy al 6:30. Mission
Vit>jo and Pumont.1 wnglt• <1t 4:45.
Originally M1s.-.wn Viejo and El Toro were to I
meet 111 a (irst round game. but that has been
changl·d Wuodbndgt· 1s also in the tourney, but
doesn't play 1L'\ first round gamt-until Monday,
facing California I l1gh at 4:45
Ocean View 84, Lompoc 32 Thu rsday's Brea pairings:
The Seahawks advance to the championship
bracket of the 10-team tournament (Ocean View had
a bye Monday night) and will meet Dos Pueblos
:1 p m LJguna I h lls vs. Savanna
6.30 Trov vs El Toro
4 l'i l\.fo,.~1on V11•.Jll vs Pomona
tonight at 8:30.
OCC five
dropped
by Owls
AZUSA -Citrus
C.Ollege convet"ted 12 of
15 free throw attempts
in the f inal three
minutes and took control
of the boards after
Orange Coast C.Ollege's
two 6-8 starters fouled
out Tuesday night to
record an 82-75 victory
over the Pirates here ln a
n o n -con f erence
~basketball game.
OCC, now 5-6, shot 52
vcrce nt from the floor.
rompared \0 the Owls' 40
percent effort, but in the
end, it was free throws
which led to the Pirates'
defeat.
There was also t he
presence of the Owls' 6-3
swing man Jeff Rowe
who pumped in 31 points
on the even ing which
didn't help matters for
the Bucs.
OCC r eceived 18
pom ts from sophomore
Leland Bruce, and three
other Pira t.es also hit in
double figures. Deron
White had 14, Bra d
Guess scored 12 and
Leon Symanksi added
10.
H owever , Bruce,
White, Symansk i and
Guess, the latte r two
representing OCC's big
men, all fouled out ln the
final four minutes.
Titan ~omen
top UC Irvine
Cal State Fullerton
broke open a close game
by r eeling off eight
straight pointa to start
the second half and the
Ti tans went on to record
a 75-55 victory over UC
Irvine \0 take third place
in the UCI women's
basketball tournament
Tuesday night.
San Jose State took
the tournam e nt
championship with a
71-68 victory over
Houston in the second
game at Crawford Hall.
Nancy Ratliff scored
24 polnta apd Meg
Gallaaber added 17 for
the Tf tan women.
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New Jtrwt 13 13 New v orl! I 11 c-"'•DlvWtft
.IOI .741 1 ...
.!MIO I ...
. 500 •
.348 12 Mllw--o.trolt 17 10 .'30
Allenta ;:
c~
11 12 .571 ,.,.,
12 13 •80 ..
10 1t .SN l !Ao 1113eo1 3 22 120 12'), T....., .. ._..
New Y0tk 101, Mttweukte 14 (Oil
Ottrofl 102 ..... Jwwt 17 ~ 122 • .,_,on 105
WMNnQlon n . ~ 74 PllOWll• 114, Sen Antonio 113 ClllcaoO 124. Atltnlt 111 (2 OI)
Oellae 121. Sen l*go 111 S..ni. 91, Pottltnd 94
Golden Stale 92, Howton '5
T...,....0-Vlall at Lakan CllQgO .. eo.ton
ftdlmrw•~ O.-•~Clt)
Cou.EQR
UC IMM 71. ~ 91 UC lllV9m -McOoiwcl 10. Cetmon I, MurllflY I. T-10, ~ 11, Thomton 12, Onndlaon 7, 8-'4 4. Tota 2'7 21-33
715.. 90MIAQA -MePllM 20. Van Hort 2.
8todl1on 17. ..... 10, W'*' 2. Mtm 2.
Cflemplon I , '*'-'! 2. Toua 2e ._ 11 II.
~ UC 1rv1nt. 77 ·2't. · Totalt loult: UC lrW'9 II. 0onraot SO
l'Olll9cl Goll: T-(UC IMne).
WOUPACC Q.AMIC
Mlltm m 11tT-... McOona1C1 (UC !Mne). Onlyln w.,.,..
ijSovth-tttn l.ovltla nel. Dion Brown
lovt"-tttn ~ eryoa Mc:PtlM Oonaga). tam Moeter (~). !(., ....,_ (..._...AWlo~ Motl valllt>aM pl•Ytt: Grtytln Wtr,,.,
(~ l.oultllna),
CO-*'" COLU!Q!
Cllrw a. Onlwe eo.t 71 ..,... COAST -~ 11, l<roMttldt
::i!=':n•lll 11, 011Ht 12, Wllltt 14, 2. ~ I, llhatl\d 4. TO&all: 30
16-76. en.--~ 2. Adollplwon •• l'oa 5.
Row ' I, 8'llfttl 11, '°'*911 8. Alllfl t . NOIW 4. T0191: 28 ~ 12. ......._an.. 40-ae.
Toi.I ba Orange C-30, Cltrut 11.
l'Olll9cl Goll: ~(Orange eo.t). ~I ~~&!.)."' (Ortnge Cot.et).
NI.IC M>TICE NI.IC M>TIC£
...
cou.aoawa.N
Cl 'ulerlon 11, UCI II
ca AIUDTON -~ 11, PN11pt I, w.,., 3 "8dfl 24 Wlttlttl 10, Cemobell a. ~=.:.Klint 2. lota11: 2121-12111. UO -001M1 a ..... ., 7, Defwl 1.
Herre 2, Hlll'nllton 1:a. 91rnpaon 4, venow Peel 17, Ore\'tMe 4, P•tton 0 Totaltl: 21 1•11 65-
HtlftllM: ca ~on. aa..:t1. Totll l'Oult: C8 l'ullimion U, UC 1N1nt ff ~out: Patton (UC !Mnt).
HIGH ICHOOL Wom.N
":\nala a. Na•l*t......, • MA NOllA -Artll11r 14, Mudd 12.
l<ot>a)'Mlll 12. l(leln 12. Cttttt I. Lynell 4, Chtoollew 2, P9diOO O. TotM. 24 14-18 12 .. 'n'Ofrt ~ -Wtyne 13. Dodcle
14. lllrlntr 2, ltldlt 4, Adlllneon I ,
MtlCOc>nMI 4, Drege 4, e>o.\ 2 T ott111 2 1 7·11 •I.
t.Ugnolla 20 12 14 11-12
N9wport Hetllor 10 13 10 11-..1 20~otll l'Oult: M~ 14, N9wport ~
ldlaon Iii .... .,......, ..
ftSTWIJ lat -EMtln 261 8c:Nenge 5, Ou""1t f , W919on 18, ~ U, ~ O.
Mtetl 0, T-0. Tot* 24.10 64 aDllC* -Uohllono 13, Ctt• 2, Trwpt 11, 811tnw a. .Mt111llwdl 14, Otnc110fl 2,
Tllollt I.~ 0. TOI* 2' 4-10 A . ...... ..,a-we
W...,.,..,..., 4 24 14 12-M EdllOr> ,. ,. 10 ~ ..
Totll foula: W~ 11. fOl90n 11. o...v...-......._._.n
OCJAlll Yl9W -CllMt 11, WeOb 10, •
Cllomlc:I 11, 8ln'9lt o. Dou()' o. O«men o. Oii O, ...,.OWllcl 0. TO&all: It I .. M .
HUNTIMQTON laACH -Tltut 7, Cooc>tt I, T~ <I. Cotton 3, Comogllo 2, Tot•: 10 24 22. a...awo.rtan Oown View 13 14 2 10-311 Huntington e..ctt 2 I I 1-22
Tot91 1ou11: Ocetn Yt.w I . Hvnllngton e..ctl 10. ,.... .........
MAAIMA -Corbell 18, Calkin• 2.
Fi.iedw 4, ~ 10, Calwtt OJ ~ 2. Aldlw 1. IOtftltead 0. T~ 17 -31. POOTIMJ.. -~ I, Jt. <>tut 11
Mtdwn •• JI. Oeur 12, Deaantla 2, ~
•• Pr..inaty 2 • ..,,.. 0. 8'rona 4. Otdcly 0,
CI08I O. COft'lbt 0. TOI* 21 '-10 58. .... ..,o..ter..
......,,. • 10 12 12-31 ~ 1e II 10 1-51 Tot91 toula: Marina 10, Foottllll 10. l'ouled out:~ (Manna).
ftn. YelleJ •, La Qulftta 41 LA OutMTA -Jotlneon 12, AmOfl I." Feldtai II, Talley-2. Chrlellanger 2.
NtellWWll 3, 8-lt 2, L.t 2. Tot.Ill: 15 15-22 45.
,OUWT .. VAU.9Y -OMlttOMkl 1. ~ 2, Pucl\allllll 11. Medgt 11. 8'nfl 2. Whitham 10. MftCfl9I 2, Al¥w •• Huf9clvnldl
2, Qoww S. Tocala: 24 11~ 61. ..... ..,o.n.r.
La Ouln1a I 13 7 I~ Fountain V...., 11 11 7 15-118
Total to..-I.a °'*Me 24, .._., v-... 21. Fouled 0111: Ft Jdau (L• Quinta).
awi.t.ioer (La °'*"').
loooer *'" SCHOOi.. ltUI ...,..,..,....,......,. ....
~a.---•t• et••>
,'*"tft T-.; I I I
.. ~~1 Fountalft Vlll9y ecortng: ........ 2, Peneflot
I "'°" ac:HOOL wom.. ..,..,_T-..1•1 t .... , ............. ( ............. ,
Eoteon ~ W1n1!1w 1.
AllT'S ~-:::...~.alt) -27
~ 11 .,_, 1 bonl10. 61 --· 3 rOCll flell, 1 IOlltpln. 11 ~
DAVllY'S LOCltUI (~ ..._, -•5 ~ I bonllo. 18 mecttwet. 471 roclc oocl, • IW1d .,..
DAMA~-N~l...._1 bonito. 100 mecfttrel. llO rocto cod, 1 rode
IWI. 2 ecutpln, s llhttpeNtd, a ~ percfl, S ,,,.., llah.
t"IAL SSACH -35 •nglert 100
--· 140 rod! oocl. 2 tculplf\.
l..L!!..M .... ~-11 lf • 1iJ ,~,-v--•a 14 1 111 1111 •lllft II It a 'J' 1U 11 CMOMY 12 II t I 1 IN 10 ._....._
U I t 1'4 IOt 90
" • 7 , ... 111 ... II 20 • 117 1t0 II
1 " • 102 I ... I> I If t IOI 141 1fi WM.lt0°'9'WI ,...... DMettlt
NY ~t 11 II 1 IH 117 4tl ~i. 17 12 6 132 1\0 w w~ it • • 1tA 111 so HY~· 17 14 3 141 127 17 Pllllbw(lll 10 II e 112 1$1 16
New .l«M<t 1 U 7 IOI Ito 21
~~ Mon I,...,
'llotton llulftlo
Quebec
l1tirltord
ao • • 111 "' .a 1• • 6 141 104 ... I 133 117 )fl
111 14 I 1611 1112 H 10 It • 112 163 2• T...,.._
W~•.IU••I PMIM>wOh 3, HlflfO<d 2 NY lftnOen S, Oueb.c 3
Ill. Loult 5, 0.00H 6
CliloMY I. Mlnneeott 4 TeftllM'•0-eutt81C> 91 NY ~
PllllaclelOhla ti New JetM)' T0tonto at~ M'"'-lt ti EOmon1on
~-=-
=.\K.et!J
..,.. ....... 2 1_.
0 1-2
I. Lo• An,tlH, Chtrtrt• 2 (Grulll.
Nleflollt). 3: 5. 2. Winnipeg, Dupont a (~. eabyd\I, 12:31 (pp). "-'tllltt -S..Wd. Win. 1:44; ~.L.A. 41:55, Ctrnpbtll. Win, 1:5-<4; Nleholle. LA, l .M.
HolmH, LA, 11:01; StMn, Win. 11:40; Winnipeg bend!, rnlnOr. __, by Dupont, 11:2'2. ...............
3. Wlnnipea. 8'91111 • (Ll.nClholm). 10:4t .•. Wlnnlota. OeblOlt I, 11:44. Ptnaittee -
Hercly. lA, IS:~~· 18:04.
•• W1nnlPto. UndWor!I 15. (L.uncfflolm).
2;$4. . •. Lot .,...., Hardy 1 (f'Oll), e: 1•.
P9tllllllel -Cllilpblll, Win. 12:2•; Nlehollt. LA, doubl•·Mlnor. 16:14; Smell. Win. ~.1aca..
S"°'8 on Ooll -Wlnnjptg ~ 10.5-24. L.09 Mollee I M:l-lCMS.
Goan" -Wlnnl"9. Boeteen. Lot A.nftimt, LMlcotld, ~d. A -10, 1&4.
T~~IWllcNM
._.....~
TEXAS RAHOERS -Traded P•t Putnam,
11rt1 ~ to IN 8wttlt Ml!llnttt tor Ron........,_, pltehtr. ......... ~ SAN DIEOO PADRES -Slgntel 81-
0arvey, flrtl lleMml n. to • flve·yttr
contracl
""'404. ... 11111 L.eee-COLUMBUS CLIPPERS -Ntmtd Johni'rf
0t1• fl\tNOW. M~
Ntllte8I ....... ·-·· ..... DALL.AS MAYEAICICI -W .. V.O 8coll
Lloyd. centw4orw8fd, PHOENIX SUNS -Welved Craig
Dyll-guerd.
l'OO~ .............. L.eee-NEW OFIL.EANS SAINTS -AnnouMtd
the rellr.,,,.,I of Toni l'tbdt, placeilk*W w.,_, 0on eaw. ttaM end. HOCK av
NEW Y~~= ~ A1c:1i 81rscll, go•ll•. lo T11lu of the Ct ntr•I H«*aoy~.
• • •
From Page 01
~Ii· u1 hJi CANllt, a~.
whQ h11 •dmtlted h1vln1
poUUc:aJ plam alt« ~. Mk1
Ila ~ •n c.Jlfom1a WM a IMJDr --·001111RJiir11111~ • .----~~!!IO"'J~'~
.1•My ~lo Souc.bmi
Callfornl•.'' 11•d 01rvey, who
became 8 f rte lllt'n l It I.he ft1d ol
the llMIOI\ alter 12 )'eart with the Doqe~. •
Ko choee San Dleao ""• t.M Chtcaao Cubs, San Ff'AnctlCQ
Gl"'ta, New York Yan.a. and
Houat.on Ast.rot -with tbt OJbJ
and Olanta ·~-"I down to the wire ln the blddlne war. r
Garvey, a lifetime .301 hitter
ln 12 bl1 leque leUOnl, dec:llMd.
to say lt the Pad.cw' offer WM the
beet one he received.
M&rulger Dick Wll.Uama, who
dlrected the Padree to a fourth·
place finish In 1982, aald the ..
a c q u Is i t 1 on of G • r v • y J
automat1cally rnove1 San Diego a
notch higher a nd "throw• u-.
right Into a contender'• role."
Wllllanu said he tentaUvely
plans to bat Garvey "third or
fourth" in the lineup, between
Six to Lezcano and Terry
Kennedy, the Padres two top
power hitters. ·
He said the Padres were "in
dire need " of a slugging flnt.
baseman.
Garvey ha.a averaged 21 home
runs and 98 rum batted ln the
last nine seuons. ·
At one point during the prem,
conference, Garvey drew cheers
when he &aid San Diego would
have a title by next fall.
Cloeing the book on hi.a JJod2er
days, he said Loa Ange fea
represented "a long chapter ln
my life. Now that chapter has
cloeed."
U hi.a consecutive game sti'eak
of 1,107 games stays intact, h~.
wou ld break the National
League r ecord held by Billy
Williama on April 15 at ~er Stadium.
That meeting, his first against
his fonner teammates, would be
"an emotional aeries/' he said .
The fuaranteed portion of
Garvey s contract ia for $6.6
million, but ~ A..oc::iated Pl'e98
learned that the d•al Includes
i ndividual and a ttendance
bonuaes of »75,000 per year.
If Garvey were to collect on all
of the bonuses, the contract's
value would balloon to $9.-475
million per year.
His agent, Jerry Kapstein,
would not comment on details,
but a source close to thej
negotiations said Garvey would
earn no less than $1.5 million per•
year.
The Dodgen had offered a
four-year contract for » mill.loo. 1
P\llJC l«)TIC{ ·1
NOnc.M ...... --
TMl8TEA SAU NOTICa Of ~nnow .-.. POUWTMI VAL.UY NOTICa OP N011CE OF DEATH OF n.,.. .
...._ ITATDmff 8CMOCK. •llll!CT llWttfW.'S a.AU HERMAN CLINE IUSER NOnce Ol1 SAU
Ta No. tM TMl8TD'S SAU ST E W A RT T I T LE 0 F .... •m (...._ ~ U.C.C.)
CAl!FORNIA aa duly eppolnttd YOU AM .. DD'AUL T UNOeA A Hot Ice I• h.,eby given lo Ille Truatee under the tollowlng DllD 0, TAUaT DATID c:redltore of VIDEO CA88ETTE ~lbed deed of tNSt WILL SELL HPTllMHA 12, 1W . UNL.aH IERVU.8, INC~ Trenlllror, ""-AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE YOU TAKI AC1'1CMI TO ~TEC1 ~ ~ .. 711 W. 17th
HIGHEST Bl00£R FOR CASH or aa YOUA .... 0 .. IATY, IT MAY If SW.. ·~. City of Colt.a ..._,
.... tontt-ln Seollon-292-Ul-Of Iba 90lO AT Aw ....... YOU ~of O range, ..... 01 ~~r,i:~·~~ =::~~=-=-=about tot:t:.~~H~
by It und« Mid Deed of Trutt In the AQA!NtT YOU, YOU tHOUlD Pn.CH, T,....._ ..._ bullrlele ~hereinafter deectlb9ct. COWTACT A LAWYD. ..,.._ .. 171 MelooM'I Or. City of
TRUSTOA: RONALD M. WOLF On 09oember 30, 1982. at 2.00 p....,.._ County Of l.119 ~.
AHO ELAINE A.. WOLF. lluaband P.M., IMPERIAL BANCO AP, ...... of~ .-cl wlta Calllornla Corporation H dulw The ~ to be ••...,•ed le
BEHEFICIAAY. J.F. COLESON appointed Tru'1H under and dwOl1becl In ....... Al 9lodl In
AND BONNIE J COLESON purwttoOMdofTrust-dad tnde.llllttn9.. ... '11•il andgood ~ Ind .... M to1nt tanan1a ' ~ 11. IMO, aa Nlf. No. wlll of Ill.at VIOIO CA88"1E ~dell JWy 24 1MO aa 1netr 2.4435 boott l3748, pega 190. of MANUfACTUNNG ~ ~
Ho. 21641 In l>OOk t3e75 page 1164 Offlc:lal Racorda. tHCUltd by -V10EO CA88ETT1! SERVPCU.
ol Oflldal Aecord9 In ttie oMca of JAMES A. HUNTSMAN and IHC. and loOeted at 711 W. 17111 Ille Recorder of Orange Couttty; FA AN C E S M. HUH T 8 MAN. Streel •J.t. CICy ol Coate ..._,
Nkf deed of frull cte.cf1bft fh9 lluaberld and wlf9 • INMOf(t), In =:4., ot Ora 119e, 8Ut• ot IOllowlna proptr1y: the ofllot Of the County Aac:oro.r uf
lot I~ 8'oc:tt 2. 0THE SOVTH&IOE Orange County. Slat• of Celltomla. Th• bulll tran•l•r Wiii b•
AOOITIOH TO THE cm OF SANTA Will 8Ell Al PV8UC AUCTION ~ on or .,.., J...,y ANA, AECOADED IN BOOt< 3 PAGE TO HIGHEST Blooe\ FOR CASH 7, tta et 10!00 A.M. at OROvtlil
44 OF MISCEUANEOUS MAPS. (payable at time of lala In lawful UCROW COAPOAATIOH, wtlOM
MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS: 441 money ot the Untied StatH) at: ~ .. DIDO ~ lt\td .• So. Broecl'#ey, Santa Ana. CA _ 8outti Front ant'8r1Qe to 1toe Orange 12N, El TOtO, CalfiDrnla. TMt the
.. '(If a ..,.... addf-. or common County Old CounhovH. City of 1aat clef• for Mr'll dllrnl It J-.ry
deMgnatlon It 1110wn ,.,_ no Santa Ana. SUit• of Calltomla al e, ttea.
warren1y It ol••n aa to' Ila rtgfll, tltla and lntereat c:on...,..s to So far •• la .known to tfle
00ffl91alltl-or coi1ect1_.. N and now l*O by tt under Mid OMd T,...._, el bu*llaa MrMa and
The balleftdery under Mid Deed of TN91 In ttle pr099f1Y lftuated In iddl I 1-.d br IN T~ of Trust by raaaon Of • btWlfl Of Mid Cou11ty and Slat• ~lbed -for IN .,..,. ... ,.... -Sama. default iri Iha oblgatlonl -..o Patee! I of a Map reconSed In Oeeed: Daoamtler 1S, 1te2.
tfl«at>y 11« .. ofOt• •x«Med and Book 110, PagH 42 Dlld 43 ot 8VEHO PILCH
d•1tver9d to Ille undtrelgned a Pare.I Mape; record• ot Ora~ T,.,...,.. wrttten Oec:taetk>11 ot Daf8Uh and County. Celfomla. ~~ Orange co .. 1 Dally ~ lor ..._and wr1n1n no11ca Th• ttrMt addreu and other ... ...,., ..._. 22. ltl2
......... and ot -.Cllon to -common dealgrlatton. "W/'t. Of Ille MIM2
Ille und•r:!ft:i:d 10 ull H id rMI 1>'09WI)' dtecrlbtd above 11 -----------S)rOC*IY lO Mid obllglltlol•, purponed to ba. 207·2 t 1 19th P\8.IC NOT1C[
llld t"9realter Ille undetaltned SttMI. H8wpoft Beac:ti. CA. -.-0 ,11111c1 no41oe of b'9adl Md of The u n de rt lg n e d Tr u 11 • t ___ AC_TITl_IOUI--._,...---.. --~ to be Aeoorded 8eptembar dl1clal"'• Illy lfablllly for any. NMm n ., wq • lllatt. Ho. 12•3091'1 In tncorrac~ of the ttraet addr... Th I II I Al'amMTI Mtd Otrlclet Racorde. Oren9e and ~ oommon dellgnatlon, H ~o ,:' ng per1o11 • doing
Gou;ity. .,. "'°""' ,_.,, DEDICATED COMWAAE. 6431 llld Hla wlll ba made, bWI aid Hie Wiii be mldt, but Brown Clrclt, Hu11t1r191on Bt aell wUflout cove111nt or warranty, w1tho111 covenant or warranty, CA. 12947 •
SICP'9ll °' llnptled, raol'dlna title. ~ or lrflclled, ~ tllta, Tlberlu Vela, 11431 Brown ur.::,91oo;:. ~lllCMia, : ::;-::on,.;.:,.:-"~ : Clrclt, H11ntlngton 8Hch, CA. t9l9 rem 19 ... ~ ........ IUl'll 1919 nollt(t) aecured bY '8ld Deed ot 121M7
frwt ~:::: ~ ~ 'rtuet, with lfllerftf tharao'n, .. 1nc1~'::11naaa It conduolacl by an ~ edvenoaa, " any Under Ot'OWlad In ..... not«•). ~ Tlb9rlu Ylll .._ w.M ot MM! Deed Ol Trvet Ir lftr, Uflder Ille....,.. of M!l! Thie ~ lllld ...._ ctwoee end...,.... ot .,.e of True1, •••!,i c.h•rou and County Cllttt ot'o'"!-~!:_the Y.....,. end of ll\t tN1t9 oreeted br ..,.,... ot the 1rua1• and of the MOY f. M r-,.... ., on Deed Of Tnaat. a. ...... bl tru•te ct .. ted by Hid Deed ol • 1 2 ,_,111 ::.o·:iti .. °:~rc:. =-=.~":.:~lo~ Publlltled Orenge COHI Delly ,._.,. TKlt Comc>eny, The Mi llC'ery under Mid Died PllOt, 0.0. I , 111, U , 2t, ttU.
Tiit lollowlng per*>n& .,. doing ~.!!.....,~ P .. ar Hlourw. Plaltltlft,,... Jenn AND OF PETITION TO NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEH that! ~ aa: ..._,_ ..... _, ... , SouktrM, o.t.ndant. pur1uent to the term• ol lhON '
SOT!AIA, 330S Hart>of Btvd TO U.-IUIN'We .... •111 ADMINlSTER F.STATE NO. oaruln eo..nanta. Condltlont and" F·I, Cotta Mw. CA 92829 IMITNCT MAL ..wt:AN By virtue Of an exec:utlon la8Utd A·11'111. ~ r~ on o-nt1er.
Ru .... I 811t1011. 3051 Yukon Im NO... on e..:n-112 (Judgment enttted on T all h -'-'---('-'--' 19 187" In......., 11.,_ p 257 ,. .. _ ,.~ • ....__ c• ....,...,. ..,..._ 18 H'"'at•y ..... ..-~ ntAT 8·27·81) bv t'"-Mun1c1~•1 Court. 0 """•• UIC'I"' 11Ua1iel, ' "• .......,. ...... 1199 •1 ""'·· ._.._ .. -".,,._., ......,,""" ~ ~ .. ~ ' ,,.. ,,_ di d i at Mq., ot Record• ol Orange . ,._Obi~~· 3061 Yukon~ .. THIDISTFOUNTRICT hAIHdVAU.EY1 __, acHOOt.t.. .. cc~n1y 01 Ora~•· Stat1~ crede 1 tore afnH cont neent Coumy. Celltornla. """'" _....... 92t29 u ec .,...., .. at In• -·omia, upon• an ..... er tora o erman Cline Tllat ce r tain rea l property' TH~ 8U8lNESS 18 CONDUCTED ,... property .. not be In lavor or Pater louraaa aa Klier and penona who may deacr1bed aa Loi 11 of Tract NOi,,
BV A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP. needed I II -purpw;. Judllmln' ~editor and ~t Jof\n be therwile inlerealed in aa per ~ ~ tn Book S57., ..._.., Barton Pof1tort of Acln*llalratNa omc. Soulltrat at J11dgment debtor. the '!vru end/ PION '1·8, ~. ~of,..
Thia atat91Mnt -fllad wttti the approal"'ately 109 1q It.) In 9llOWtng a net balaN:>e Of ft,212.50 or estate: arenge County, oommooly known·
Cou<!ty awtt of Orange County on 9lllicll1g A al WardlOw Sdlool, tltl actual)' due on Mid judgment on A peUt.lon hM been filed u: IO Oeod«. IMM. Calffomla.'
Dae. 3, tM2. ~ Drive, Huntlneton 8Mctl, the date of the'-of hl4 by Jon Stephen Klier in the The eum of paet 1m11rent1 °'»!
,,_ Ce1'om6L Uacutlon, I flaw le¥lad ypotl .. lhe s r1o Cour f Or -Of Iha Oita of IHI toe ... Publlah•d Orange Coa•t Dally Tiie Board of Tr11 .. Ma of lh• right. 1111• end lnleratt ol H id ~ty r~urt 0 that~ 210.00. lftCludlnG CO::·,_ ~
Plot. Dae s. IS. 22, 21, IM2 "ountaln Valley Scnool Ol1trto1 IUdgman1 debtor In the property In lntert•t, wlll be •old et pubttc• 11297-U 10 teaae the leclll1Je9 ao the Countr of Orang•~• ut Stephen be eppointed auction purwt to 8cttofl 1SM of -----------.,,..,Id allow under t11e lami• ~ ~ • as penona.I reprementative to the CIYll Code of the State of, P\aJC NOTIC( and oondtttone •l•t•d In Ole Aa.i ~·TA 323 lol 2 Biil O admlnlel er the eetale of c.11forn1a on January It, 1M3. a1.,
Aen1--°Vll•• Al8olutklflofttleeo.rd.Aaeotutlon Al -EJINwty S.561t8tyll.Oltt& H~R ,.., __ .,,__(··-... -the Mein Entrance. County,. --Ho. f3.. ta. PTN Lying S4'y of a tine WH It Parat "'• ,._, '-All"" ~ YlllUICT Courttlouae, 700 Q¥tc: C«ltal' Drl¥a-'
..._ 8TA~ The minimum mo11thly IUH WI & t h e J n d e p e n d e n t WMt, Same Ana. Callfomla, 91 the! ~owtnt P«'IGI' le doing for the term Of 1fle .._ Cof"mo111y known H 2918 E. Adminlatration of Eatatea "°"'Of 2:00 P.M. J
ELITroeeROIOEAY, 2701 llAll not be 1-tflan ·~ 119' Coe9t ~ .. Corone dtl Mar. CA Aet). The pedUon la •l foe The record ownart of Mid~
Orano• A""u.· Santa Ana, CA "'°""'· The mlnkl'lum monthly NOTIC IS HEAE8Y OIVEH that ~ De~ No. 3 at 700 pr09WIY -ROBERT E. wn.ura• 92101. I for aubaequenl on Wed .• Dae. 29111, 1812 •• , 2:30 and SHIRLEY A. WILUT8. wfloee
0 . !My be adjuat9d by the I o'clook p.m ... 4~01 JamDorff a ter ve, West. in IHI known aeldran It Ho. 10
A ~~-~UOCoral ..,P.._rlicc•ledlndex ann11a1 avereo 81Yd., '"'°"'of Oour't~l Olty of the City o f Santa Ana, Oeodor, !Mne, Cellotnla 12714. 41 ~t.u.-. • ~~an r · at the ~ of the Newport Beacfl. County of <>reno-. California on Decenber 29, The..,.• be oonduClted by andf tndMdlllll v1 • A~ dapoelt mey Sllte ol Catllornle, I wlll NII at 1982 at e:30 A.M. '"'°""91lon ~Mid ... end.; · ......, ptlor eo occupency. putlllO auc11on to the lllgMft '*'def, ~ ,_, bl llad from " .....,_ .. ~ ... c. ~ ...... Ho 0011•1 tut1111 ._. i. P..., for ceall In lawtvl money ol Ille IF YOU OBJECT to the • PAUL ";.?LL. Att : "
,,_ --·-" ._. ...,., v-llo9'8ad r1S1 --bto1car tn Unllad Statea, al tt1e rtgflt, tmt and ~ting of the petition, you °"'1¥ i
County C1eit1 Of Orange CouMy on 99ard, end tll•r• eh•ll be n lnt-t of leld Judgment debtor In ehouJd either ~ at the ~ ~~ i Dec. to, IM2. deduction from any pr09oaa1 1 !he above 6aaoriMcJ property, or eo (714) a5.o1to ,_ ,....11.11;19 tN Nclf-' mud\ tMreot .. IMY be wy heartne and state your SMOt<ETME iRVIHE ~
Publlellad Orange COatt Deity bidder. 10 Hll•ly uld eucullon, wltll ~bjectlon1 or file written HOMEOWNERS A8800 . ..! = Dae. 111, 22. 21. IN2, Jen. 4, hatad propoae!a to iw Mid -'*' lnt9Nat and ooeta. objection• with the court on.cs: o-nber 7, 1M2.
..... ,_.. .. ~ """' be racalwd br Dated 12·2-U. belore the hear'""". Your ·STATE OF CAl.PFOAMA) """' ._ ~ offloat at ttoe Fountain OMlkln: Hert>or ....._ )aa.
------------Vt/JW/ lchool Olatrlct Educ.t!On J.C.~. appeerance may ba ln penon cOuNrv Of OAANOE ) rtaJC NOTIC£ o.n.. 11210 o. SVMt, FouMa1n ...,..,.. IActtng> oc by your ettomey. 0n Deoamber 1 ,. ~-.' ---===~-=-:-=~--Vlll9)', Cellfomla. 12708, "° laltr Or.-iga County I F Y 0 U A R E A tha l#ldailllgoad. i Hot#y ~ 1n , ~nnous ~· ttlan 2:00 p.m. on o.oa.nc-20. ey 8. ~. CREDITOR or a oontln&ent end tor Hid Stal•. Ptreonally
..... ITA,......,. 1182. DacllltY aec!Jtor of the deceued, you ~ PAUL HU. "-10 1M The lollowlna pwaon 11 doing ;~accepting any written ~ ....._,.......,. mua• file"""'"_,_,_ -"'th .,..._ to be tlle per90n w11oee name • ~ aa: Pf • the delea•lld offlotr 1M M.11 ~ ..._. ' .1~ .....,u ""'' "'""" aubaeribad to the 1llfltlill ""'"'"1anl CHURCHILL'S WINE & .,...1 cell for oral 61ddlng. An ... c---.oA court or present It to the " tll• Attorne'l '" ,,01 01 SPIRITS, 14431 ~Drive. !Nine, paraon wflo hu llerttofore Publl•h•d Orange Coa11 Dally pereonal repreientatlve e M o KI! TA I 1" v 1 N
CA 12714 ~. Wl1ttan '*'met"*"" Piiot. Dec •• 16, 21. 1N2 d b HOMEOWNERS saoc T Carol H••d, aoe Ooldenrod, ., orll bid lllloaedlng by M llaat 6393_.2 appolnte y the court . A IA ION"
Corona dal M.,, CAt2825 the,.._... lllt 114g11a1t M1ttln bid. within four montht ll'om the ::;c'.,:0:~11': :=.::' :-Thia~ II oonduc:tacl by an The~ r~illble b6ddw tNI •-.,,. -.-dete of flret IHuance o f a M o KI! TA ~ E 1Av1 H E
lndtvldu... be,........ to exeeutl the'°"" Of r-""'._ ieften .. provided ln SecUon HOMIEOWNIA8 AHOCIATIOH
CarOI Head ...... eudl tonMl llM ._..... eTA~ °'~WM. 700 f .... _ ...__.__._ ,,.._..._ f 11\at .. O M _._....._. -~ Illa Thie • ...._., ... ftled wtt11 Ille been appro..,.o by tile loerd of MOii "Mn•t1• .... .,... o ...., ..-ivua-~ 0 """.._.......,, own
County Cleitl of ar.,. County on r,,.._ -Nnnout Callfornla. T he tlme for ~::;o;r.:,:~ OfillMI o.o. t. 1ta2. Tiie 8-d of TNetw ttllll "'811 .,.... ..... fllinl cl&lme wt1l not explre ..-.
W lllt ""•11•,..o~ • '° ...._ Tiie followtne p•r•o11 .. a• ... ..i .. p to four tnonlha fl'Oll\ •·-....., Publl•hed Orange CoHt De"" .__... __ ,..'--"It ..... wttfl t (10 " ... -_........, Pttoc Dec a e 2. "' --,_... ,_ .,. wltlldrtwft U a teMtet ,artfllr \he date of the hearlnl NOTAln' PU9UC • · • 1 • 2 • n . Itta ~ lfter t908lpt ot bide. op•rallnt under the ttottt1ou1 noUced abow ""l>lllhed Ofange Coett ~
AJO.a flformetlon ooncttnlno tll bwllflHt 11e1111e of THI NAIL YOU uAy' EXAMIN• "91ot, O.C.. H , It, tlll, ,,.,_ I, -----------Pf'OllOlll tflOlllll be ... Hild IOI .,,AM.lt4l00 ..... lt. .... tot -• IMS. P\ll.IC NOTU llOUNTAIN VALllY IOHOO ...,.._. ...,_ c:A iiiib · the tilt UP' bJ the court. It~. lent• Ana. of Tnm '*-'ofor• exacvteo 111d 540CMa GA .-rot. d-""'" to '"-undarelgn•d • Mnnoue Wll llla tot.i M10W1t of tM 111,.,.id ~ Diloleraetol1 Of Dafllllft'and _.,.-..-...... ITATW
DllTAIOT, 17110 Oak ltrHt, TN floUtt~t butt...M nalM U ~ &re lfttarmW In t.be wa=· = = ......... far .. ~ -.nate. you may me·~ ....,_ el ._ obllgltlOn MCUred Dlftltnd for 81 .. , and • written .._ ,.,,_ The IOllowtnO par-•• OOlrtO
., •_Sid prop•rty co be tOld, HoUce Of Dafautt and flectton to "'°""O!! .. f.!!!!9 bu":~i111v IXPA188, tl .. tt ........... .,..... .... dlertll. w. Tiie lllMllliloYied ...0 Mid ...... eT ... _. ..
-...... IJ d ooN..-.,.,.... Met ......... o.e .. and lllCUOn to Tile toltowtata .,.,.._ .. ~Olnt P•rch CllCI•. Huftllf\Oton haotl,
.... -· • d ................ '° be '900tdad In tM county ...... -~ 82t4t •t11 • .,.,... ptaparty II tocel«I. CMOL IOUTH AMOCIATa ~Icon l'oeW, 1t4tl
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... llC NOTICl c ""91111• Or-. o... ~ ,,_· ......_ 19 11 a ••• -NriflD•IUIHllll ..... Das. ..... ,,~... ..... •-• _.en,_. ....,. DiM '· '-
T11a 1D10111!11 ""°"' .. dOli!I ... -'-t1 I --.... . ~fi\H.A TRADING CO , ~ B:tll .. a.._. .. . , .. ~ r.:,::e .... , ....... ~~==-~ -. ........ . '""1.1 .. '· ...... ,.... ...... -... ,.., ..... , ...,
Munci kin
in county jail
aEter brawl
I
SAN 01£00 (AP) -Two brotht.•rit and a
l'OUlln ol Charlffl runnlna back <.:huck Muncie
were atre1W!d Monday nt1ht wht•n a brawl brokt•
out at the entrance to San Dleao'1 Jack Murphy
Stadium dwi_na the San D1ego-Clncmnat1 football
pme ..
Two police offlcen Wt!te injured, and one was
hoepltalhed, when six people holding five ucke ts
trt.d to Ct'Uh the gate 1~ rrunutes after the game
Md belrw\, police said.
"'J'here wu a pushing and shoving match that
•tarted thia whole thing. Punch es were thrown
back and forth," Police Officer DenntS Jo hnson said
Tue.day.
MUNCIE'S BROTHER, Nelson Munsey, 34,
and coualn W!lllam Munsey, 41. of Fresno bo~
former players with the Baltimore Colts -were
boolced into county jail for inveatigat1on of
usaultina officet'I.
Another Muncie brother, Joseph Munsey, 39.
was booked for investigation of obstruct ing an
officer ln the performance of his duties.
"A group of people including the Munseys
.ttarted to go through the gate. There were six and
they presented tickets for•five," said Johnson.
"Officers were called to stop the group. f). shoving
match started to take place, and an arg,urne nt broke
out.
He said, "The police re port alleges that one of
the Munaeys tried to push past one of the officers
and didn't stop whel) he was told to. A figh t began
immedlately between the other Munsey and the
other officer. The whole thing just escalated at that
point into • fight.
"&l'HER OFFICERS were called to assist in
arresting them as well as stadium security people
who w ere required to assist in controlling them and
taking them into custody."
Officer Carey Brooks suffered a split hp and
another policeman, Russell Malmsbury, w as X -
r"yed at Sharp Memorial Hospital after being
choked, said police.
William Munsey was booked for investigation
of felony battery against Malmsbury and threats of
violence against a police officer.
Bruins' Howell 'doubtful'
No spirit
Washington Hill, a San Franc isco fan
dressed like anta Claus, suffers through
t&.9ers' recent 17-7 setback to Atlanta.
r
lineup
NEW YORK ~AP)
J uH Lute Clerc ot
Ar•nlln• •nd Yann1ck Noeh of Franco an• the
final t*o players to
qualify for the 12-man
1983 Volvo Mattera
t.onni• chttmplonahlpt, lt
waai announced Tuesday
b)' tournament director
Ray Benton of ProServ.
Inc.
Heading the Madison
Square Garden field for
the $400,000 playoff
event of the 1982 Volvo
Orand Prix will be
Jimmy Connors and
defending Masters
champion Ivan Lendl of
Cuchoslovakia.
Other sing l e s
qualifiers are Guillermo
Vilas of Argentina, John
McEnroe, Mats Wilander
of Swed e n, Vilas
Gerulaitis, Joee Higueras
of Spain, Johan Kriek.
Andre s G o mez o f
E c uador and Ste ve
Denton.
Five o f the 12
qualifiers -Wilander.
Kriek, G omez, Denton
and Noah -are making
their first appearances in
the championship.
Utah State freshman
Greg Grant, the high
scorer for his team ii}
victories over BYU and
Weber State, was named
Monday as Pacific Coast
A thletic Conferenc e
player-of-the-week.
NlLIC NOTIC£
FICTTtlOU8 9USINESI HAME STATEMENT The following persons are doing buslneu as SEASONS. 28 10 E Ch9j)ITlll1 Orange C• 92669 Sambas ReSlaurent Inc (•
A
,,.. 111;-1111 "'"" .. ' ,. ·.~. .. tft ·l '" " HIJA& rtrHUa OtNllll. Cf~ltflUl , ... rJ:..~1 1<101 l~Ot Coe._.Miflt,OA liliM.'fr11111J.,.,1, •t1•1• flOIH .,... ...,_ .... Oflfltt"'*' w.i. (My
M11r c .. .,,, Ofll, 1tol I# _, lt""'9. ~of Ot ...........
,_. llhd, ~· ._,., OA Cll!f0t1tle fflal 1 °"' f11Mi.t lt t~IU 1twM JO lie 1'1*111 11 YOOHG IOON
Thlt ~ 141~a,1r1 llA"K 111f IANO Hll 'A"IC.
lndlvl4Cill -'l#t Ill -~-· M~ C-., OTll .... C)f¥WI LAM, Olty Of 0.del'I
Tiiie 1111..-il wM Med W1111 I~ Grove, ~ Of Of.,.. 11 .. ti
C-IY c.ti of OtlftOll County on Clllfofllll oeo <o. 1t12 Tiii "'~ to t11 .,.,.,.,red • ,.._ ci.cr1bld 11'1 Olf*ll It NA '4odl In
llubll•h•d 01111u.• Co1t1 011~ ''~' 11~11H11, ~· encl OOod PllOl. o.c 16, 22. H . ltl2. Jan .... OI lhal "-1eurent With .. llnd
1913 Wine ~ ~ linowM II
MM-.12 "Ol"NOIM & 0-00", end loo.Wld -----------•• 28670 Mttouelte l'lftlw.y, ..... rtaJC NOTICE 102. City ot Mfellofl vtelo. Courrtv of Or~. 8te11 of C111torn11 'ICTTnOUI llU ... 11 Tiie bulll tr111tf11 Wiii be ..... ITAT ... MT contuMlllAled on or "'-tlle 7tfl
Thi IOllowll'lg Pl'.olll ate dOlnO oey of Jl/tlH#y, I* 11 tO 00 I m
buelnMe,,lll:;ECH. 1'171 Sitter A\'I., II Wlllerll Mutuel !wow Corp., inn: MMllyn WN1mor•ltld. wtlOll HunllnQton Betoe:n, CA 92648 ldd11t• I• 1•081 So Yorba SI., Joe 0.. Rio, 3700 Cuneen Of • Suite 101, Tuttln, CA 92880. ~·,;:.~~7~11 Rio. 11133 E. In~ :::1r::r:: ~ W11hln9ton SI , 81n11 An1, CA J e l"""" lfWMll'I • ....... I 92701. 8o let u 11 now known to 1111 Tiii• bulllllll It c:onduc:tecl Dy • Ttllllllflll, •II buelnHI n1m11 I o-at Plflnerahlp. •11d 1ddre11•• u11d by th• AleflerO Del Rio T '-I lie lht Th'• 1111-t -Iii.a wltll the r1n1,..ore or t pul • Y'llfl .. -·-· are t!M SAME. Coun1y Cllnl OI Ortnge County on Oiied Dlc«nblr 7, 1882.
New t1, 1982 Y ouog Soon Plfll f , PJOD11 8 Hee Pllr1& Publl1hed Orange Coatt Dally "'¥r.,.,.,.,_
PUOt. Dec 15, 22, H . 1982. J1n 5, Publlthed Orenge Co1tl Dally f
1983 ~80-82 Piiot, Dec. 22. 1082 I
646M2'
PUBLIC NOTICE Pl8.IC NOTICC I
FICTITIOUS IU81NEll PICTrTIOUI IU ... 11 l NAME STATEMENT NAM« ITATIMEMT
lt•e following pe<1ons are OOlng Tne following perton1 111 dOlll{I • bus1"'u 1u buslneee u · • MEN~"iti~e~~~91~~1;;e~Tt~:io Proc~::;:c:,~, ·~~~A~~ Mesa Co 92621 CA 92663 I Douglas Frani. Statum 284 t Rot>in Chrt11opner Miiier, 10181 • Boa V1s1a Or Colla Mesa Ca Kaimu Of•••. Hunungton Beach, CA ! 92626 92~8 ( Mac~ KrouMt Jr L 931 W 19tn Aue11n Thoma eon, 1752 N a S1 Costa Mesa, Ce 112627 L1ndenhol1. Orange, CA 92665 >
l 111 Roy Ba uder 36 13 S THIS BUSINESS IS CONDUCTED ! Ramona Of S1n1a Ana Ce 92707 BY A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP
l n1s buSif'less 11 conouc1eo by • Robin c Miller general partners/lip Thi• 1111ement wH filed wl1h Ille
Douglas F S1atum Coun1y Clerk al Or1nge County on Thia s1a1emen1 was Ille<! w11t1 1n1 Dec 3, 1982 Counly Cle<k of Orange County on F'20IMI
November 24 1982 F202M1 Publl1hed Or1ng1 Coaet Dally Pllol, Dec 8. 15, 22. 29. 1982 Published Orenge Cou1 Dally 5298-S2 Piiot Dec t, 8, 15, 22, t982
~170·82
Plll.IC NOTICE
FICTmOUI IUllNEH NA• IT ATt:Mt:NT The lollowlng pertont .,, 001ng
ou11neu •• ORALLOP FlNANCIAL GROUP. 1181 DoV9f Or . Su11e 14. Newport 8e.lch. CA 926&3 Pollard En1erpr111a, Inc , • California C01pot11lon. One Trll>\lle Cl .. Newporl Beach. CA 92663 Tn11 buSlneaa 11 condliC11d by a
corpor •lion
P\llUC NOTICE
f'ICTTTlOUI eullNEU
~ITAT'DSNT Tiie f ollowlng per90f\a .,. dOlng
bull,_. 11: • CHA MPION PRODUCTIONS, I 1958 "'-10. St , C<>et1 ~. CA 92il27 Cllemplon MotorC)'dll. inc:. • Cellfo<nll c:orpotlllon, 1880 Hllt>o< Blvd , C<>e11 M91t.. CA 92627. Thll bullnMS tt CO!'dliCted by an ,
lndMdu•I I Qft•mplon Motorc;yc;l11, l
Inc •
LOS ANGELES (AP) -UCLA tight e nd
Harper Howell, hurt in a motorcycle-automobile
accident over the weekend, is a doubtful participant
in the Bruins' Rose Bowl meeting with Michigan.
Howell, a junior from Boulder, Colo., and
backup center Mark Mannon of Santa Barbara.
were injured when the motorcycle they were riding
was involved in a collision with a car. a UCLA
1pokeeman said Monday.
Weaver reacts
Cahlornla corporattonl. 6400 Cindy ----------~ t n , Carpen1ef111 Ca
Polllltd Enterprl-. inc Roeemary K Pollaro
Presldenl
Whitney 8'1ttlllee I
VIOi Pres I Tlll1 1tatemen1 wu ftlld wtlll the This business Is cO<ldliC1ed by a
i;orporalion
INC SAM BOS RESTAUR ANT
Greg S OllOf'I Ols111c1 Manaoer
Thll 1t11emen1 w•• llled with the Coun1y Cllr1< 01 Orenge Coun1y on Dec 3 1982
CounfY Clerk of CX.nge Coun1y on
Dec 10, 1982.
Howell suffered cuts on the left knee and chin,
Mannon, who suffered brul..ses. is expected to be
able to practice in a few days, the spokesman said.
Palmer is 100 percent right
BALTIMORE (AP) -Former Baltimore
Orioles Manager Earl Weaver says pitche r Jim
Palmer's criticism ls "100 pereent right."
Th11 1111emen1 ...,., lflld wllll the County Clerk ol Orang41 Coun1y on November 24. 1982
F20l)SG
Publl1hed Or1nge Co111 D•lly PilOI, Dec 8, 15. 21. 29. 1982 5290-82
Nil.JC ll>TICE
P'2M2ll Pwbll1h1d Or•nge co .. t Dilly PllOI, Dec; 15, 22. 29, 1982, JM 5, 1983
P\llllC NOTIC£ F2C12191 ~---,,...,,...,.,,,.....,,..,.....,.....,...,...,..,...,.....,.~-~ Published Orange Co111 0111y ACnTlOUl_,...11 --.,-IC-m-K>U--1-.u-... --,-,--IUTI 1111a1
WARNEll ANNA P . WARNER, a
Ion• time relldent of
Buntln1ton Beach, Ca.
Pa.ed away December 20,
1982 ln Huntington Beach.
Ca. Survived by 3 son•
H o ward Warner of
Huntington Beac h , Ca.,
Norman Warner o f
Huntington Beach , Ca .•
Richard Warner of Scott
Valley, ClMr Lake, Ca. and
1 daughter Edna Conrad of
Girdin ~.Ca. Memortal
services will be held on
Tbunday, December 23, 1982 at 2:00PM at Pierce
Brothers Smitha' Chapel
with Bev. Albert Janaen of
the 1'lnt Methodist Chureh
of Huntlnaton Beach offid.atinc. Intermett will be
at Good Shepherd
Cemetery, Huntlnclon
ae.cb, Ca. P.lerce Brothen
Smiths' Mcrtuary dlrec:ton.
0345-6539. JONF.8
N. EDWIN JONES, SR ..
age 84. pa11ed away on
December 20, 1982 In
Be.nnlna. Ca. Father of N.
Edwtn Jone1, Jr. and M .
llwood Jone• both o f Banninl. Ca. and Floria J .
Greeley of ec.iA Mesa. Ca.;
brother of Floyd B. Jones of
On Monday. Palmer -who had an of ten
stormy relationship with Weaver -told a reporter
he would not miss his former man.ager penonally.
and wonde red whether time would prove tnat
Weaver'• reputation as a great manage r was
deserved.
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and
Henchel I. Jonea of Tryon.
Oklahoma, 11 grandchildren
and 8 creat-randchlldren
Services wll be held on Palmer put it in a question, which b e answered
Thursday, December 23, h If un..~ · f h --a1t f the Ori 1 • 1982 at 2:00PM. graveside at imse · "'._portion ° t e <;I~ or o ~ Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive winning seasons during Weliver's 20-year tenure
Memorial Park. Costa Mesa should the manager have gotten? "Well. we'll just
Ca. Wiefels and Son Funeral have to wait and see."
f B I C Earl Weaver ijirectors 0 ann ng, a. In a telephone interview from his Hialeah. fla.,
<714) 849-4~21.ftE home, w eave r replied: "l only had 96.5 wins a year. Team
DOROTHY LOU ISE That's a lot of wins, but maybe I could've done
OARE. a nat.lve of i\lamosa, better. I don't know.
Colorado and a 20 year He added. "The whole thing is, Jim was with resident of Costa Mesa. Ca. Pused away on December me for 16 years and knows me pretty good. So all
19. 1982 at the C.OSta Mesa these things he says are great compliments from a
Memorial Hospital al the age guy like Palmer."
America
planned
of 55. Dorothy was the Sr. "mad t to Regent of the Women of the According to Palmer, Weaver was e ou WASHINGTON (AP)
Moose, Chapter 1158 of be one of the best managen in baseball" because he _ The North American
C l M d h been "didn't mess up" his 1969, '70 and '71 teams -in os ~ esa an as Soccer League is going very acUve along with her fact, leading them to the World Series. 1 h usband, Walter, of the b .,,~ h ahead with plans to Pace The feisty former m .. n .. ae.· w o reun:u at t e T A · 1 ...__. Order of the Mooee. ··---o a new earn menca ..,.,,.. end of last season told the Baltimore Sun that f hise · th u • Costa Mesa Lodge 1457 ranc m e na on s
Dorothy had been wllh the Palmer's assessme nt was "100 percent right. capital, league off icials
Women of the Moose for "I took over a pretty good ball club with a lot of say.
about 6 years. She is talent. That's what anybody would say." The team. made up
su rvived by her husband, H e concluded, "Jim is an intelligent guy, and entirely of A merican
W a It er . he r m o ther. that's exactly the way it W'8.'' players. would serve as
Charlotte Foottit of Sun Palmer made bJa remarks during a public the U.S . national team to
City, her 2 10ns James Oare relations aprw>ArAnce in Pittsbur~h. d I 1 · of Quall Valley. Clifford ....--· , th •--tha eve op P ayers i n
P1101 Dec 1, 8. 15, 22, 1982 ~ ITATU•NT NAM! STATt:MENT 5189· 82 The foltowlng pertone atl Oolng
rtaJC NOTICE
bl*'-M : The lollowlng p111on 11 001ng
J AC COMPAN Y 92• b<J9'111M81 Coron1do Or , Co111 Meta. CA KEY I.ARGO CHARTERS INC , •--9~. 11 1 P.c111c; Cout Hwy . Hunlln(lton PICTTT10U9 llUllNRll Al A. Serrttne>, 924 Co<onedo Be.ch CA 92648
MAim ITAR•NT Dr .. Co1*1 ..._.,CA 9282&. J D Smith. • D•l1war1 Tiie lollowtng perlOn 11 doing Cllerlll F Teul.,, 154S ·o· corporellon. 711 P•clllc Coul ~ -Adema An .• Coll• M•H. CA Hwy. HunOngton BMc:ft. CA 92648
U S • I M P E R I A L 92e29. TIUI bullnest ts condVC11d by All INTER· HAT I 0 NA L C 0 . 17 0 0 Thie bu11nM1 It conductecl by 1 lndMOull M11g111t1, Coron• 011 M11, general pertl\lrllllp. K~ Lergo Chertera, inc Cllllornl1 9262.5. Al A. S«TlnO J D Smllh Leonid Ollcll, 1700 Mlrgerlll, Thie etat-t WU llllO wttll the PreslOMI
Corone del Mir, CA 9M25. County Cllr'k °' 0renge C<>unty on T"'• st••-t wu lll9d ""'n the Thlt ~II condUctld Dy IO Die 10. 1982 County Clet1o o1 0r9001 County on lndlvlduel. ....... Nov 24 1982
Leonid GMOt Publl1hed Oreno• Co111 Dal~ ,,._ Thie 1111-t wu fllld ... Ill lhe Pilot, D1o 15, 22, 29, 1$82, Jiil. , Publl11180 Or1ng1 Co111 Dally
County Cletlt of Orlnge County on 1983 P1101. Dec 1, 8. 15. 22. 1982 .,.
Dec e. 1992 5422-e2 5194-12 •
'20ll'10 -----------~ Publlahe<I Or1nge Co1tt Dilly Pla.IC N()TIC[ Pla.IC ll>TIC£
19ai Olc.15;-22, 29, 1982, Jllfl. 6. ---:,.~IC=-TmOU=~~."'!IU~l~INl!=l"!"l.---11~---:::Fl:"::C-:::T1:::~===1UDi1==::::1-:-1~-
NAlft ITATIMl!NT NAME STAffMl!NT $482-82
NII.IC NOTICl
PlCTTT10U9 .,... .. ..._ITATI_,.., Thi 10110 ... lng per1on 11 doing
bu"'-U: GERALD THAT CHER & ASSOCIATES. 18081 Shidel °""9,
511111 Ana, Clllfornla 92705
<Hrllld T. emou. 18081 s111oe1 onve. 8en11 Ar1I. C1111om11 9270& .
Tllll bu*-' II condvc:tlCf by M
lndMclull Gerald T. EJllolt
Thie ttel-t w11 fllld wt111 Ille County Cllrtl of Or11191 County on
Ole. 10. 1982. ..._._
Publlellld Or1ng1 Co111 D1I~ PtlOt, Dec;, 16, 22. 29. 1982. Jan .
The folloWlng pertont .,. doing The 1o1io-.g perton1 are doing bullneu u business 11 THE CATERING KITCHEN, JEWE LRY PA VILION 652 2858 Stromboli Rd . Coate MeH Soulh Broolt.hurst Slreet. An•hltm CA 92628 C11ilorn1a 9206'4
Cindy Re1ooe. 1850 C1prl Jewelry P•lece. '"", •• CirQll, C<>e11 MIN. CA 92628 c111torn1• corpore11on. eoe 'Sout'1
Olll\I Hiibert, 2858 Stromboli. H10 Streel Los Angetes CllllOl'nll Cotti Miu. CA 92628 90014 C•rOI TllomH, 2737 Albttross. Cotti Mna. CA 92628 TNa busl/leN ia conduct.a by 1
geMrll Plf1•19111"9
Dllnl HUl>lrt
Jewelry P11.ce, Inc Pe1er w Cnvng PreslOl<'lt
Tills 1111_,I wu lllld wllh lhl County Clerk or Or11ng1 Coul'l1y on Nov 24 1982
F'202ta7 ..
Thi• ltlt-1 Wll filed wllh 1111 County Cl«lc Of Otano-Counl}' on Dec 3. t982 Pubtllhed Orenge Coast Dllll'• ~ P110t, Dec 1 8, 15, 22, 1982 Publlthed 011ng1 Cou t Oally 52•11-U
Plol Dec •• 15, 22. 29 19112 52111-82 Ml.JC NOTICE 1983 542&-82 ---Ml--IC-NO_Tl_CE ___ 1 __ fte_Tm_aou_e_au _______ ,-,--
Oare f S ad Ca 3 "Time will tell whether we miss e ua:t t preparation for the
d.aughc:en ~~tA! Pagei'of he was the most successful man.ager in the last 20 Olympics and other Pla.IC NOTIC£ Ftc~:A~• MAm •TATDmWT ,
Thi followlng per9on1 lf'I ~~
C:O.ta Mesa, Ca., Fredricka years," Palmer said. "He's been synonymous with lnternatlonal com· --.,-IC-TITIOUl ___ eu_a ___ ,-,--Tiii IOllOw!nQ peraone -dOlnO
-----------. Morlett of Sunnymead, and the Baltimore Orioles' success; what portion o! that petition. NAME ITATIMENT IMJI"-•
•tv Valrie Oare of Sunnymead. credit he should have gotten. well, w e'll just have to Olympic officials are The tollowlng per1on ts doing A CO M at NED 1 DE A
bu~ CONSTRUCTIOH ed..~
27872 Mangon, Mllllon Vllto. c;(tl
92e81. -Eugene l. COlomblnl, 2111,i j .... ~ buslneal.. CORPORATION (CA), 22974 EJ Toro CNMAT'ION IUNAL 4T RA She ii allO survived by a wait and see." currently considering an RAYllN ENTERPRISES, 2775 Rold', El Toro. CA 92630 646-7~31 sistA!r, Pat Meaecar of Big Palmer, who has compiled a 263-145 career 1 n te rn at t 0 n a 1 I y MeH Verd• Drive E111 Co••• w-.-a Su-. lftall, 2•et8
Our llferalur• tell• the, Bear and 3 gtaldchlldttn. record, cited Weaver's three straight World Series supported pro---ft' that Mesa CA 92629 llk~!~·8E1~.!~.~ 9~F Funeral tervices will be held teams and ""''d. "I think that caused Earl to loae a ~ Rly 0u1ney H1yes. 2n5 M111 ........... --· ""n•. o• ~~1• atory of our . on Thunday. December 23• ..... think he w o u 1 d p e r m i t VerOI 0r111e e.11. Cotta Miu. CA HOiiow, !Nine, CA 9271• ~ ...... ~ 1982 at 1 l :OOAM 1l the lot of his introspection. I think he began to profeuional soccer 92~: butlneU 11 conductecs Dyen ~~~ conducilc:I '>Y 1
....... Hll.genleld Mortuary Chapel was the reason we were winning -it wasn't Frank players to participate in tndMd\111 Douotu s Wllkln• ~~=======~_jwlth the Re ll . Donald Roblnaon,itwasn'tBrookaRobinaon .it wasn'tme, theOlymplcGames. Ray O Hev-TN1tt1tern1r11wulllldwtlhl,,.
U.LT% ..... OM ...,,,..... ntT't&L
MSft:Ullf CHArll
427 E 17th St
()c)sta Me5a 846-9371
i 't Da J h 't was Earl Thi• 1111amen1wu111ect w11111111 County Cllrtt of Orange c:-i1y on Sturg on of the Family twasn vey o nson -i · A lth o ugh l eag ue CountyCl«il ol OflflOI County on Ole.3.1992.
En r lchmen t Center of "But the bottom line la we always won. llook 0 ff I c1 al a are 1 tI1 1 New 9, 1992
An ah e Im and and the at our baJ.lPub last year and w e won 95 games and n e 10 ti a ti n g w i th a
Women o f the M oose I don't know how. I\ will be real interesting to tee if proepectlve investor and
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'201111 Publlehld Or1ng1 Cou l Dilly
PublllhlO Ot1nge Cont Dilly Piiot, Dec. .. 15, 22. 29, 1N2 PNot, Dec; t, 8 15 22. 1082 6295-12 Chapler 1158 of Qist.a Mea It was Earl Weaver or the organization and the f officl.altlng. Interment w'lll players." corporate sponsors or 5224·91! ·-------------
follow at The Rlvetalde the new team• The P\llUC NOTt« Na ti on al Ce meter y . Palmer. 37, said Weaver didn't maintain much Auociated Presa haa
Vlaitation will be held at the of a rapport with h1a players. 1 e a r n e d t h a t a n "~:A~~u
m ortuary on Tueaday, "He threw Bobby Grich down thestairBand he agreement In principle the tOllowlnQ Pl!toN .,. 0<>1ng
December 21. 1982 from uaed to .cream at Don Baylor when he went up to has been a'lro\ted to buatMlll u : 12:00 noon co 9:00PM and all bat. Thal was Earl'• penoo.ality, but he alwa)'I had 1 ........ o-t.....n . v ... _ ..... y ltASONI , 3001 s &111101, •-t. th --'~-and -floUUC' -&M;IU~ Santa.Alla. Clll«nil aua. day Wednesday, I::>eeerober veteran players to ~e oee guys -u.y, Memorial Stadium to Sam~ "'9t-an1 inc . e.oo
22. 1982. at Hllgenfeld 'Don't let him bother you, don't let him affect you! pt.y the team'• h ome Cindy~~..,.._ C...torni.
Mortuary dlrecton. 120 F.alt "He aJwa~had enouah Mark Belangen, 1 1980 Th <fhie butlnell It conducted Dy • Broadway, Anaheim, Ca. • th ,..,1 .. _ gamea n . ..,. e 00<~ .. ton
('11-4) ~l0$. ..Pallneovel"." ~ and k:a RoblNOns '° srnoo ..... ..., North A.merlun Soocer ~""T :.,Wfent •no
DeBORD League wlll beatn lta oi.':!1e1 MllllQI'
M y RTL E s A R A H 1183 teUOr\ on April 27., n• ""-' Wll lllld with""
Oe80RD, realde nt of NHL plans Russian sera·es Officla l1 at the COUtlfy::--ofOf.,.COUntyOll New)*1 BMch. Ca. P.-d ~5.000 ... t 1t.adlum have ,.~ 2•· 1"2 ,_
away on o.c.mber 21. 1982 co n f 1 r me d th a t P11bll•ll•d Of•llO• Co1e1 D•llY
. P\alC ll>TICE
P:tCTTTIOUI llU.,._11 N.AMalTA~ Tlla follOW\llg per.-are dOlng
~·.: V C ENTERPRISES. 19531 S ""1>0tt W1y. S11111 Ana. CA 92707
(P 0 &ox 500, !Mn41, CA 927191 Rt1 Jac1c1011i. 992• &1111 , • Biii~. CA IOlu. Virginia Vuoo Oro-Wt, H24 Bllfllr, WfloW'lf, 9070I.
Thie l>lltl"'" It condvcllO Dy a
limltld l*tl'llf•lllp
Ma.rtckeon
Thlt ........... --flllCI wllll "" Oo11n1y C1ert1 01 Ot .. County Oii
Nov 2. 1N2. ltlOHtl
M8UIQOl'I, Million VlljO, CA tttet • .., Jo11ph A. 81t1t, 2549 )<, s....-. El Toro, CA 92t30. ,11 Thie ~ .. condUcted 11)1 ••
gen«'el ~ C04omblnl ..
Thlt etlterllenl WU fllld wfTll h ;
County Cllnl of OrWIOI County oe
Dec 10. 1992. ~j
Publt•ll•d Or1ng1 CoHI Oell.1~ Piiot, Die. 16. 22, 29, 1982, Jan ... ,
1983 l ~~
P\llllC t«>llC( ' ·1 '~!~:.~:-.J• ·~ r111 lollowtl'g pe11on 11 dotneJ
butlnfta.. •
I PS (I H T E RN A T I 0 NA, I.~ PAOFESSIONAl SERVICES), 1110 .. , 80111 Avenu.. w .. 1mtn111r, Cit J 12983 Dinh Viet Nguyen. 17$$1 "•~'J
a.r.io1n1 l-. Hunllnglon 8MQfl, CA 928<17 . , d Tl\11 buelnu• 11 condue1ICI Dy Md lnOMdu.i , I OW\ v NoLi)'ln • ..
Tllll ''""""" -Ned wttf)" County Citric Of OflllQe COllllft ..
Nov 23, 1082 Pu~lltltd Or•no• Co1~ Piiot Ole. I, 9, a , 22 1112 H4f41 at the •1• of 8 1. Sh~ 11 MONTREAL (AP) -Goaltender Vladlllav •arffment calla for 15 11o1. o.c 1 1. 1s.1~ 1N!1 ....
IW'Viwd by a son Leonard of Tretiak and t'enter Alexandr MllWIV, who took part J d " .....
Newport Buch. Ca., 1 tn the hlatork 1972 Soviet Union.C.n.ada hockey P • Y 1 n g • t e '•----------1
Publl•h•d Or1rt0• eo .. 1 Deity PllOI. Ole I, I, 11. 2', 1NJ
1221 .. a -------.-.-.--.--NIUC *>TU
Iran doh 11 d . 4 fr • at • eert-are aaaJn •x,_..ted to plaJ. ln t.h1t year11 commendna In late ~· 1--;aiiiiiUiiiiiiiiiii~~l -,.-===~==,.--irandthUdren and CT"'-~... ---"We would hope to 1 1rut·1randchtldren. slx-pme .. rie. •pinat National ockey Le.,ue have all tho ptecea for
Graveside l9t'Violl wlll be &ams. Te a m Ame r I c 1 held on 'lbunda.y,. o.c.mbet Tret.lak and Malt.ev, both of whom haV. been oomptet.d and the pu.ule At CALO&JIP; 11 CA~ n , 1882 al l 1:30AM at thorn• ln the •Ide of NHL perfotmert in put tot•ther ICMMMINT Ml.II co .. 111•1
P•, iAt~•'ooal ocxa.,MUkaa, ~ c.w'IA1ll to be ~-Jenv_,, " !lntt Ana. ea. with ...-the ao pt.ayen allowed to dl'9ll f0t the ~
A.eon Buhltt offlclattn1. ~
rNndl me_J call •' PlerOt, The eerln ec.attl Tunct•z.·wtth a pine ln
...Vtben .. u Bl"OMw~ 1'.dn:lofttoll .,mM 1t1e Odin.~ 8crri1t ........ =:!:-8.!l, 0:2.~~2~ then tnwl -~ ..... &beNonllqw wl itiit 4:00PM 1o t :OOPM: Piere. Montreial CmldkM an Dltf 30 and 31, NipecdWly.
-.-....-•• Wrotlaert 'hll Broadway The fh\al thrwe .... tN ~ Iba ~
Mortuur dtreclors. l'lanm on Jail: 2; the~ Nonh 8-on
M2·tl00 :JaA. 4 and &be ~sm&a n1'n on Jm. e.
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CHRISTMAS CHt!fff1'Wt=f PS?
SHOI':
\\ ... Three French head$, two turtle
dog$, and a .... 11
"Prtnc111, you've 191lly got the good ol' Chr11tm11
1p1rtt." OU Q !!VOU6;Jf 7UE
by Brad Anderson
"That Marmaduke and his•
friendly goodbyes!"
.lt:DGE Pt\RKER
YES. SAM ANO I SAW THE
ACCIDENT ON TV, A66EY ! IT WAS TEA.Rl6LE I I JUST
HOPE THAT COUNTRY 50V
ISN'T HURT TOO eAOL v I
MOON Ml:LLIN8
ACROSS SS Pella group·
' AlletMI 2 wordl I USSR lt\W 58 Dedllm to Bordlr eo A1ny1
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TUllDArt
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t& tngtnue. e.g. ea Compoeltlon lrEo4i~ ,. <Mrf• tllme 13 HMdlMd
t7 AM men 14 8uc:ll
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by Ferd & Tom Johnson
~ERE1S1~f: NUMBER··
JUST DIAL l~E
PHONE CQ\1P,ANY. t\
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~TE f?AI~ ~tl'E R:.f<C{JR ATA~I !! ~a?~.'~
I HEARD YOU DON'T
HAVE A CHRISTMAS
TREE THIS YEAR
I DO SO
HAVE A
CHRISTMAS
TREE--
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Oil.SMOCK
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WAN"fS US -ro '
"fRY -ro KUP YOU~ FINAL.
HOSPl"fAL. et L.L-W11'HIN Re.A.SON, MRS. CONROY ...
by Jeff MacNelty
by Ernie Bushm11ter
- I JUST HAVE TO WAIT FOR MY
SNOWMAN TO MELT BEFORE I CAN
GETTO IT
by George Lemont
50 WH.A"f'''-" l"f' ~ 'T"ON I COH"f' ~ HOME! eo>< OFF ice OR YOUR Mf!PICI NI! !
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bonu• room, billiard room, H p atMUt
chUdren'1 wfnl, formal dJntna. dramalk
entry. cunom appointtnentl throuahoul
Larae •I.Indeck. Excellent ow.,tr
flnancina Outatandtns value µ.l $39~.ooo. 1 ,
t 780-1333 c::/i!! /I(' 'fir.fr:(.(// i If
THE :REAL
ESTATE RS
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REAL ESTAT~
'631-1400 I
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T rem.ndou• value In a
2-etory temlly home.
~ toc:atlon. "*"'* to ac:nocM & ~IO· A-
nanclng I• aaaumablel SalH priced at only
1 187,000 ·a ITMM to ....
846-7171
THE :REAL
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One or the ways homes are being
bought and sold today ts with
Land Con,rac'
(Con,ract for Deed)
A C1n anctng plan wherein the
seller loa.ns the buyer funds with '
wh1ch to purchase a property ls 1 known "8 a l&nd contract or ,
oontraot tor deed. A down payme~
1s required and perlodJo pa.yment.a
at a.n a.greed-upon interest rate I
and term or loan. . 1
Impact on buyer
• Down payment, monthl,y payment.a, :
Interest rates &nd term of lo&n ma,y W
negoLtated "
• No lengthy w<ln& pe.rlod c.o qualify •
for lO&n •
• Becom11 owner by reoord.lng of
contract
• Recelvn deed when contra.ct 18 pa.Id
full
Impact on aeller
• Sa.lH 14J'"ment de1t.gne<I t.o tu.it
pa.rtlcul&r needs
• For t.t.x pu.rpoeu can be \te&teO u
1n1t&Ument ..i. thus apoalnC onl,J •
down pt.)'mtn\ ~d prtnotpal pe.ym
t.n ye&r or eale t.o capital game
• Add1"onal prom rrom tni.NAt
r.oetvtd on oontraot
• Rot~• d"4 IJJ\tU oonirao\ i. ~d 1n
tull , The la.nd oontraot ta a very ~
efteot.lve way to buy/HU Pl'OJ>8~
1n ti.mu or high tnterest ratee. A ~
real ea~i. profeeeton&l can gwdii
buyer/Mller in th\• tl'&nl60tton.
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-·--~~~~---M' 11 ·_I_..._.,.. ....... ~ ------i f-h F .1 fc>r ch1-H l-t 1 ()ff' 1scc aneous M1sctllancous Part y Good~ P~r\ & \t ppltes TV /Vu.Jeo
P II I II o r t c: amt y .. on .. or c 1e tCe a , o ta •• groom•o i·------~ .,,,.., -L-n< prof. bartandar/Mrvar
I 1.0 L mn.., ma. for ~ ~ Mak• It • Continental
C ~ ft SIWI MS-t429 Chrlatmaa ... A gift lor { ZB, ~ the whote family. JOHN-A by Jr.anlna'itp Ol'MI T•tlng Homemade SON • SON Nutty, Chocolate Chip/ Unooln/Maro S40-6e30
,._...... Oat m••I Cookie•, Fleta for ChrtelmM
.,_.,. U .25/lb, S lb m6n. Detl· DICK MILLER MOTORS tnvtt.ttone
CattJflca'8a
Call anawer ad 1579,
'42-4SOO, 24 lwa.
Cuatom 8 1111 Pienta &
Traea for ChrlatmH
Olfta. Rea1onable.
72()..1158
H & H AorW & Craft &rp-
ply. 3 loc. Orange. Garo..
an Grow. Anaheim
wr'ed. ~1' s.w Ana 567·21S2
.. ma ...
Ollll1WIULI let owr lnvolca on all
'82 AtJdl'a
'82 Rabbit Sedana
·92 ScWoccoe
Prtcea do not Include lo-
at911ed ~. ut aealanta, or factory re-
bat•. If 9ll'f.
445 E .. Cit Hwy N.B.
873-0900
WHIRllQIO a ....... .__ ALLl!O LIGHTINO L ... Auto bY 12-31-ta & B. B. Jii 801 w. Ball•r, Coat a •I .-91p9 PrH•rv• your Hollday
222 Vlctorie. COlta MeM reoelv9 1 rd trip airfare nnnnll f'a Uf''J MeM Cropped, P'l!Wn/blk .,,..-MemorlH on a Video 6'W737 84WIM to Ha.all, QOOc1for1 yr. ~ ~ 97MSTO 643-2380 Tap•. Drake Vld•o
We haw 8outhtrn c.tl· All< for Matlon f.46.e.305 s. --......:.~:.::.:...:......_-1-=-:--:-......._-:--~-=-u.r--=---_,-:--.,-1 8yttem, pr~7_.,.29anct
fornla'a moet oomplet•r--------1 ,,.... ---oornpacttlW....., ~
Mlac110n of llghtlng at ea6c a p e ......... ,.....
oompetttJwprtc:. Very Friendly t~8m1rt. ~-
MICROWAV£: New t;'l "REEF COMBER" Per~onal11ecJ Shott, HMlth ouw. ~ ~:::!;.~~ HoliJay (NUMBER 1135) Gifrs FMW11':.i';la•1 Trees _&
Litton, Mag6o Chef, Tap-0
ft&A O'K .......... ,......... CHRISTM"' .. PUPPI"'... ecorauons ..-.. ~140'"'' LE!'8 FLOWERS 61 Inch x 41 Inch Noeck, S:r>1>T,rophy 8~d mill..... .
Sea UI for your Ctltl*t· FRAME 70 50 I oh s -""' avlng ........ n Fenara Roofing Co. ' mu louquata. H1-25e0 : X n 8 170 E. 17th St. Bl•. t 17 ............... 8~ In HoNday 0.-~ Repeif Shlngla COiia Mau. 846-3141 AKC Shih Tzu pupp1ea for coratlOna. Copperl\eld'•
(7•4) 842-4233 Fl,::~1~: ~I 673-2380 Engraved glttt lut tore-..... born Nov. 18, (714) ~·~· 41:1.8 ~:· Cat MINIATURES ,._,_ u--.... 541.,. var. Tankard1, gobleta, 952-4915. 984 111153 1 .... ,. • 11
........ --baby cup1, picture
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FOR CHRISTMAS? Ha\08 your Chrtatmaa Par-ee e •••. ee e e • • • framH, key rln91, etc. ,,.,... _.CAAISTMA8 Come~~ we have I.... ty on • 44 l~ht In ft Give 91c. TREES
At: Mini 8&taar ~ eay. 158 Gitt ~ WREATHS 400 w~ NB . _.,.. a 2038 ~ 8IYCI CM
Scandia Down Shope. on. 8fld 12124182 846-3291 M1 scellaneous •T NUii . of Life! Spo rting Goods Ml-1'41 --... ·----i Comfort .. •c. 275e E. Our New y-·· E\08 Party Spattt)e for Ohriatmae I& Balboe Chan Corp ·--Qltu I NM•aa Cat Hwy Cdm. 1590 s. wtttt a.tt. Mldtar or Lena yHr 'round). Lind•'• now lakln9 ~k>M ...... • ._.. Pere; & Supplies •••••••i ··~ • 1 The fHtHt de•• 1n th•
....,._ llft .... .: ~~Plano Co ~~ Limited... ci..n·g s.v. Mt-0318 81s-191we ._ • ~:.~ 2s;:£E:;:: cM ·-·1.,. - -Roler Skate ' ~·~d~:~.;;~:t
Chrlltmu ltema -to -fill H7 O,_,__ . PAClf'IC COAST ~~ Newport ..... • -_.._ •'"'••• e •••••• -' • .. _.. ••LI ~. t.IB,,::1~~ ~ ~uo· ~POTl""74gUCK'7 .. 4490 ~x OFF~29 ~G .·~f ~m ::=..~:: 4' .·." .. ...... I T~-=lature e1n. . .................... -> ..................... l
~~-u .. 4242 Camput DINNER CRUISES 110 ~ 'cs SO.COMtPtua.lwrM. FORUTTl£~ Boardlng&groomlng '" I •111-/·. i ~ s:._E8-:50~ 833-ISIOe 1eo'..2578 fo r the Office .. , UL.I Let "PAUL, THE BOY AKC BHgl• PupplH All ....... In •t~k. Iner. ... ,.
Ft1 tM Set 9 30-3 30 different New mopeda MAGICIAN" 1n1ertaln 11119· Riedel & Suregrip! -'•· • : : New MlcrOW9W ~). 8eV9 11504200 your youth ~atherlnga AKC Gldn R•trl•v•ra 0 f t I •·. 11n ... c.lllng F-w/ Gt.ft s for Her -lft Mlnan' Ward at Elite d I $229. otH ,.. 'It.. lltea , New , 1 7 9 . I Flnviv.M2-1t22 urng the olldaya. Lhaao Apuo 1250. Whttlwtrb · -· i '~ GAG GIFTS :::,.".'~~ 135· c.ii 646--0090 .all.Ma '""'110, Businessmen ·
C WT• Lll'I 8:"~1.= Olhce10;11hn •v•tyday 8=·~:~.L..Oo~ AKC OLD ENGLISH ••••••••••••• I/ JIOLI art d ?ln{I atertng You've had our great p & J Cox 546-4425 'The Boss' Of the year. Hot Chimney Sw1•p1 Bs::e••onlylng'2n•st~g. SHEEPDOG PUPPIES bu &r n ta s u n dn a ~from our 8'' --Parllt clMl'I hie wey. Spec Rte M&-0f2t 836-TnS x12 FOR CHRISTMAS Your Complete Ski.._,. f'1r l1l10111 81111nus
LOVE AT FIRST BITE lo our 8'. Try our pricea ..... , ...... ,, ~~ s A 561-3273 . '350. 979-1478 quarten. s ..... Rentala,I' Vomt you ort rtt1wrtd
7132 Edinger In our Sporta Annex • NEW OOUS: 8" Startet. 'ALSO IUblCrlptlOn Heve your BOAT HOUSE .,.... CANARIES . Singing Bell Clothlng, Ski Ramp.1 by low rBusiiwu and 89nta An&.14~-4e11 Save up to 70%. PCH l Auttrla Boy, Jo. 12" ·Santa CLEANEObefor•orafter of Red FHthare for NEWPORTSKIC0.270011Pro/tsnON Codt>. !W!c ;
Warner, H.B. 840-2555 M11m1la, Jo, Laurie. 24" Sulla & to the HAMA-!: ........ Qu-•tty Chrl1tmu. (red-oraw) W. Coaat Hwy. 631-3280 117_900 10 179:Kl1 lo /tie a ; Bart1ndlnJ for Holiday or(213)6t2-3130. 8...C TMrS, ~Cat, 5-anta Helpe< --• --.. .,. ... -.t
Part'.. Vt -•ld-~a 1 t L d J p Dally Piiot. aaMca. 80-2681 M · S -11. Me-8132 Stop! ,.... ...... t---.. .....,.1 !~.1cr111ous 81111ntu ........ T... ·-~ =.. l•ln••• -... ..! .. .,!.'Y ane erce. r--tum-USIC & Cereo ...,.,,. .. _ ~...., •· S d -n -,..,... ··-·• •-= -~ ._ .. ,..,7 vva .... Firewood, moatly hard· Newty born 8eeale pup-U. ·~ ... l ·•Cmt • laltmtnl on
YP" upect. W• wtll do KS FARMS, NWPT 8CH -·-llll -Stocking Sluffara wood 1130 • cord. Self piM, lta5 .._ GrMt for New altJ & fMhlon store 1 Ila~ 11 pubhs~d for tM !Wt. SMp, mix._.. 10 Riding i.uone 175 _.... p6cttup. teo-0587 Muelo on the Move: Gee~ Chrletmaa. e&0-8058 ta.turing exoluatve Bitz· i /our cOtUttUiwt ~tlu
v•. clean-up, all for 1 (f90. 115/hr). Beginning, 221 Marine Ave, B.I. WONDERLAND Only •4 .75 t1'e Groove with Mu-'I:: A..._.... __ 8 wu CFA z:ard lkla & temoua lllC11-i W £ or rli~ DAILY .
rw. fee. n0-8133 advanoed 876-2207. 876-1572. 'Tia thl -• of fUN a month ~R~~A~ tor .. OCC. 731-7UM ;h;,;;'p':"Chrlatmae def. -· ~ tor pr-; I'l l.OT ran Mlp with ;
899QlelHolldayRa1•1 Sklehal9tforRen1.8outh aontoglvereatgold. • 690 W 19l11St .CM ~ 171._, Ref.842-5448/845-7972 MUSIC FOR YOUR AF· 649-4707,845-866& lie drawing Dec. 15: ilbolh Coll IM LEGAL !
• Catering • Waitre91a Tahoe. 3 bdrm, Frpl, TV. 645-9023 ...., FAIR, any alyle. Pleno, Cock S Pu 8 wlndaurlar, bootl, veca-DE I' ART MEN T a I •
•Walt .. • Bar1endlng Dec H -Jan 2. 1eo.eo12 More tamlllee .,. getting Gagg g lfll for office/ 642·4121 *-..aY -* guitar, vlolln, vocal•. " pan pe, wka. llona, mor•I 84.2·5e30. I U14321 Ezl 332 for '
1142-5837 . ltla camping "bug" thla fn.nda. Wonderland of for .-i1ng & aftamoon 545-3722 or 831-3275 1 AKC, Buff, Champ aired, 1111 Wntellff lrht . furthtr rnfonriot10n j
year. If you have a Fun eto w. 19th, CMl~~=====~I P•r11H, allow•. Exp'd JUKE BOX . wurlltzer' =-~fC:~= Waatdlff Plaza. N.B. l Mutldmll '
SELL Idle ltem1 with a .,._,your ahopplng.... camper that'a not getting 845--9023 Slit with EASEi duo compeny. 720-1348 1015, reconditioned, Cell attar 7 PM 751-4953 W1ND6URANG SALE . i
Deity Plot Clualfled Ad. 1ar bY U9lng the Delly Pl-uaed, 1111 It now wtth • lt'a a BREEZE Have aometNng to Mfl? 13200. 60'1 ltyte 1595. Mlatral 1950. HIAy 1750. I 642 4321 ~
8'2-6878. tot Cieellfled Ada. CIMaltled Ad. Want Ade Cell 842-5e78 Claaaltled Ada 8'2·5e71 Ctwmad acSt do It we1. 967-4802 Ctualfled Ad• 8'2-M78 UP Sportt (714)631-4108 L .. --.:----~-...... J
Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + large rec. nn.
beam ceilinga, lumished, pabos. $420,000.
PElllllU l•E
Ocean & jetty views. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3
bath, 3700 mq.ft. $1.385.000. Ocee.nfront.
11111• PUCt
Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 boat speces. Reduoed-$1.~.ooo
FAllUlll UICI
New 4 br, 4 "h ba, custom French Nonnandy
btate 1.2 prime~ hilltop $1,250,000.
OHIUll CAYS
Coronado laland cust. bayfroht lot. 85' 00.t
dock. Plana avail Now $370,000 w/temw.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
: : M '( •l· 0 · . • ', ""· '--. J ,.. 6'
FinaWh1t &ou want In Shop at home. 1'ra .. ,).
o.lly Plot ~ with claaalfled a.2-5e78
Pete Barrell fealt'I
p r ejenfj
FIEll Ill llUY
Vacant F.tate Sa.le. Lovely older
borne with many 819e1a: partial bay
view, 4 Bdrma in main house,
dlntng room, aervlce porch,
fireplace, nice hardwood floon.
Added attraction: located on The
Potnt in excellent nelihborhood, it
la R-2 property and hu 2 room
apartmmt over 3 car prage. All
for $334,500.
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NB city · attorney quits under pr ~ssure
Michael Miller
By STEVE MARBLE OflMDlllr .... ....,
Under preuure from hla
employen, Newport Beech City
Attorney Michael H. MlllH
•a.reed '1\letday eventna to n!Ctn hia $61,155-a-year poei&n.
City Council membera,
huddled for two houn behind
closed doors, had prevlou1ly
asked for Milltt'a resignation and
went Into Tueaday'1 HHlon
prepared to fire the 40-year-old
attorney, knowledgeable IOW'Ce9
said.
Miller, the second hilhest paid
employee In the dty, will resiol
effective Jan. 31 but will tum the
ref.DI of power over to Amiltant Chy Attorney Robert Burnham
Immediately.
MWer, who •toad outllde Clty
Hall durtna caed dellberaUona,
INdated he ol.lered to ~ and
that there waa no dllpute
between him and the dty.
"It (the cloeed meetlna) wu
bN!cally jult a d18cumicln of the UmiDI of my re.tpatlon,'' Miller
1ald, adding that the matter
appeared to be .. belnl blown out ot -proport1on."
Miller brought hia own
attorney, Cecil Ricks, to the
-1on Tu.day 'while the city
w• re..-iMld by attomey Rob
Boww.
Followlna the meetlntl. Miller
explaloea the rHl1natlon
ateromed from prevloua
dJ.ac:\mlona with the council on
ihe "functlona of my office." He
would not be more apedfk.
MWer came to Newpon S.Ch
-than a year aao after let'Vlng • dty attorney ln Gardena. He
allo had been an ..mtant city
attorney ln Huntfna1on Be.ch,
Fre.no and Anaheim.
City officials In Gardena,
queatloned at the time Miller
came to Newport, 1ave the
attorney hl1h marka and said
.
the~ were 110rry to loee him.
Cooundl memben ln Newport,.
thol.lah, revealed I.hat Miller had
KOred low In "a major area"
durlnf hit first job evalua\lon.
Without revealing what area of
hla work had been cited, council
memben aid a later evaluation
Indicated that Miller "had not
Improved" ln that area.
Miller wu the only ranking
city employee pasted over for a
rable thJ.a year.
"°"1'lni the fl.rat year of any·
major employee both aides have
the right to have certain
expectations and to belle~e the9e
w111 be met," Mayor Jackie
Heather said. ·
She In dicated that the
real1nation 1temmed from
dlugreementa on how the dty
attorney's office wu belng run.
Counc il membe rs who
requested anonymity uld Miller
had been asked to re9ip by the
end of December but waa holding
out for an extra month. The
'closed -d oor meeting waa
descr ibed as a "negotiation
session" to iron out the detalla of
the resignation.
The council, in public -1on.
named Butnham acting city
(See ATTORNEY, Pa1e A!)
Rev. Schuller to fight. tax ruling .
• The Rev. Robert Schuller
t)ltendl to fight to win back the
tax-exempt status of his Crystal
Cathedral, asaessed $400,000 in
1 '8Xes by state officials who say
the church is used for commercial
fU_!poees.
Th e state Board of
Equalization cited the Crystal
Cathedral's dance c lasses,
commercial weight-loss meetings
and $60-a-ticke t concer ts in
making the assessment Tuesday.
But Schuller, the television
evangelist who bu ilt the $18
mllllon glass-paneled church in
Oarden Grove, says he will get
the tax-exempt status back.
"I don't believe w e have a
problem," he said, adding that all
the non-religious activities cited
by the board have been canceled
or moved. .
S chuller, whose weekly
sermons are carr ied on the
nationally televised program
"Hour of Power," said activities
The ruling said many activities at the
church are non-religious and the ch urch
failed to provide documents supporting
the exemption.
labeled as comme rcial by the
board are non-profit eventa and
argued that they actually save
the public money.
T he ruling said many activities
at the church are non-religious
and the church failed to provide
documents supporting the
exemption.
Under s tate law, churches
must s how that exempted
property is used solely for
charitable and religious pu.rpoees.
Since the Crystal Cathedral
o pened in 1980, with an
announced cost of $18 million, it
has been the site of concerts
costing up to $60 a ticket and
other co mmercial events
including meetings for a diet
program, aerobics classes, an
advertising agency and
psyehological services.
Schuller, who spoke Tueaday
during a news conference at the
complex, said he believes the
church eventually will regain Its
tax-exempt status, although
parts of the property might be
dlsallowed from that exemption.
He said the activities labeled aa
commercial by the state board
are non-profit events, and argued
that hia multi-million dollar
organization saves the public
much more money than could be
credited to It by the exemption.
"Only God knows how much
we have saved local taxpayera In
what would otherwt.e have been
~ Dlllr ......... ,....
Orange Coun ty's vintage courthouse may have to wail a while for
jtlaaned remodeling. County superviaon haYe failed to m uste r
•011t1h votes for the architectural work on the project.
oui-thouse revamp 'on hold'
becawie. a ~ four-flftha
vote of county aupervlaora to
Initiate architectural draWIDCJ
couldn't be mu.tered.
Wltb lour auperviaora pre.eDt
A sudden 1urge In buying ofren hopee that
thl1 WiD indeed be the M81 Chriilmas yet
at Ora nge Coast malls. P age A 12 .
Ann Landen
Movt•
Mutual Funda
expanded police services, added
welfare coats of unemployed
persona, added social services
because of rnaniages that would
have been broken, added foeter-
home care for children that
would have been abandoned, if
not hooked on drugs," he said.
Schuller also alluded to a
potential loea of j>be becauae of
the tax dispute.
"I would hope that whatever
happens in this current tax
situation would not cause us to
have to lay off people and add
.persons to the unemployment
line," he said.
Church officials aaid earlier
that many of the performances ln
the 1982-83 concert "Seuon of
Spectaculan'' had been dropped -'
In an attempt to keep the tax-
exempt status. But Schuller said
Tuesday that he scratched
appearance• by stars such as
Robert Goulet, Tony Bennett and
Roberta Peters after he
determined them inappropriate. Rev. Robert Sch uller
County 'ready'
By JEFF ADLER or .... ....,,.......,
When the next h.l&h tide rolls ln at El Moro Cow neer ~ end
of the year, Orange County
gove~t again will be reedy
to provide emergency aid to
reaidenta whose mobile homes
are threatened by IW'gin8 waves.
County supervisors have
authorized county agendea• that
provide e mergency services to
begin planning for the next cycle or bTgn tfdes, predlete<t lll the
area north of l .aguna Beach Dec.
29-31.
The board also agreed '1\letlday
Senator's
aid sought
on oil ban
\
to set aalde $~00,000 in an
emergency operations fund to
pay for these or simila r
emeriency 8erVk'el anywhere in
the county through the cloee of
the fiscal year. June 30. The
money is to be taken from
unallocated federal revenue
sharing funds.
In a related action, board
members said they expect to bill
the state for the $100,000 spent
,by county agencies battling the
high lfdeJ at El MOlTCI Mobtle
Home Park Dec. 2.
County firefighters a nd
Orange County Jail Inmates
helped about 200 people who
placed sandbags around 72
beachfron t mobile h omes
threatened b)' high tldea and
wind-whipped waves.
~ause the mobile home park
is situated on 1tate-owned
land in Crystal Cove S'tate Park,
th e cost of providing county
assiatanoe ahould be pasaed on to
the state, several supervisors
said.
In ad d i ti o n , Supervisor
Thomas-Riley, who propoeed the
action. said the s~te should take
the lead In .directing future
(See TIDE, P11e A!)
Craig Lockwood u&e1 computerized
detector lo seek out le.aka o n South
Lapna wa ter pipe.
Water District hires
'leak ·hunter' for lines
' -
n reve
official 11 uy ht• ow j 178,IHHJ 111 111 t•
' •bout the lnn.Jtne &I• dt•bt I
Patllnlon repcnUd that h h1&11 I
hanger
a.Jmtn1 -., of f11,tlf Iii un.-. ftderaJ Md,.,. .. lnt'Oml
taxn, Huntln1&on a..h Clly ......_ _________ Councilmen 1'0n P1tUnlOf'I hat
fjJed • Danktup1Cy petJUon.
111el1 -1 re11denct tn
Hunlln1ton B•ao h ind •
condomtnfum ln Palm prtnp.
11w HunU~ a..di home II
ln .:row, lie MJd ln UM_ ~tJtlon.
been emp1oy•d u • hHvy , equJpn.n;-'~r for oil flrmt •
line. lut AU8Ull l
The man who dutifully hanp
the many pk:turet, plaqutt and
proclamaUon.a that crowd each
Oran1e County 1upervi1or'1
office wall• hu received a
proclamation of hill own to ha.na.
David Ramirez, a carpenter
with the county'• General
Seriices Aaency for the put nine
year1, waa taken by aurprlee
when he wu called before the
board and named "official
carpenter to the board of
superviaors."
Ramirez' friendly ways and
carpentry talents have won over
the hearts of secretaries and
supervison alike. In the coldly
official Hall of Adminilltralion
building.
Just walk into any one of the
five aupervisorial offices located
on the building'• fifth floor and it
soon becomes apparent it is
Ramirez' "art" that largely ls
responsible for the diatincUvely
personal touch in each office.
Besides hanging whatever
objects the supervisors request,
Ramirez has created special
wooden desk aooeaoriea for each
supervisor, built furniture and
played a key role in any office
renovations.
"He'1 an interesting ~raon
and a real personality, · said
Supervisor Thomas Riley, who
o rchestrated the special
ceremony. "I think every office
on thia floor and every secretary
calls Dave when aomething goes
wrong. He is one of the most
well-known people in the
county."
0.-, ........... ~ LM ,..,_
David Ramire2; has been honored as
Ramirez designed and buJlt
each supervisor a special aad8et
to diaplay supervisors' -dany
acbedules. More recently, It was
Ramirez again to the reecue -
this time, helping with the
installation of the board's
Christmas tree.
"official carpenter to the supervisors."
Then, there are the special
wood name plat.es he makes and
bestows upon-friends in various
county. offices for birthday
presents. There are also his
custom-made picture frames.
THRE'E SHOPP\HG ~S ~ CHR\STMAS{
WHERE H"\IE I BEEM :THE LAST 22 PAY5
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readily identifiable on several
office Walla.
Riley said he and his
colleagues dreamed up the
special resolution honoring
Ramirez because ·"so often the people who give so much at
themselves are overlooked. We
didn't want to overlook Dave."
Ram.irez responded in kind to
the honor by saying nice things
about his five bosses. "When you
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fet to know them personally. like
have, you find out they're all
great guys," he said.
He also said he was
"overwhelmed" that the board
choee to honor him and that so
many of his fifth floor friends
came by to watch the surprise
ceremony.
"I wish I could have known
about this.'' Ramirez told the
board while being presented
with his very own plaque. "I
wou\d've worn a cleaner
T-shirts.''
ATTORNEY
From Page A1
attorney Tueaday following the
cloeed meeting. The oound.l now
has the option of appointing
Burnham city attorney or
seeking applicants for the job.
MWer said he did not "hold
out" and said both sides wanted
to ne~Uate a proper transition
Occasional showers
Coastal
Moatly cloudy tontgllt wttll occ111one1 rein. 8outll to ~--15to2.lmp1111t I'"-o-nlaM Iowa 50 to M. v~ doucflnem on Tivlclliy
wfttl ~of rein dwww .... IO to perCMt Tlluredl¥ llaTllnG.. ~ --21 to 16 mph ii -----~HlgN on~ato•. fleewllere. fro1t1 Point
Conception to tlle Me•lcen bOrder .,.., ouc eo 111111: ...,.. °"" llMaory "* °""' ..... due to IOUll to....,_...._
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tonight. Wlnctl Thurldey ~
to -t to nonh-1 15 to 2B
knote. Wind we-2 10 4 ... , 1on1911t, beGomlng 3 to IS fMt
lllurld9y. W•trty IWllle 2 to 3
•• Mo9t1y cloudy tonight """ oooe1lonal rein Variable ~Thuradey.
California
loutllern Cellfornle 1klH
efloulcl be cloudy """' e c:f*'°9 of llgllt rein end 1trong wl~• ~ In mouMllln Md COMitAll
aree1 tllr:i!!, Ttluredey. the
Netlonel W 8eMoe Mid. Hlglll In Lo• AngelH for Tiandey ... Pf9dk;ted .....
degree•. wllll Iowa at 55. Fol ........ ...., .,.._e 20
percent cllence ol rein end
nortll arty wlt!dl fr Ml 25 lo 35 ~ eo.81 lllahl mtlY r911ge from IO to II, wtdi Iowa ftom ,._ to S2.
TM 001at -~to Ql4 a cc HIDMI rein encl doudU-~. •-111 the 111~nteln1 wu ~ lit ~-allow 5,-000 ..... wllfl tllgl'9 from M to 42 and IOWI from 80 to at. Tiie
Weatller Service expected
non,._. inountllln wlrldl from ao to 40 mph.
HlgN frMI 48 to &5 end Iowa of
34 to 44, 1acompenled by
nontllfn wlr"9 from 20 to 10 f'nPfl ll'ld tn<M It eW1a11on1 eboW e,.
000 ........ kif-''°' a-. v..,.
Nortllem d...n lllgha COUid
• teldl ,,:.h: Iowa lrMI at to 48
U S Ind wllldl from 20 to • . summary ao mp!!= 1n t11e 1ow ~ W8f9 to fMge lrMI 82 HIOI' Wind• blew Into wn1ern 10 ... Iowa lnNTI 45 to 55. w~ 1octey. klllno " IMllC
OM pertOll, 11111119 a 1tom1 thet ----------..,. ~ rllln encl anow on T 11 Nortllefn C1rllornla, conllnued emperac.Ure~
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Tlla WHlllngton wlnd1torm kl'IOCIUd clOWfl .,.. lmba. ..,.... C:.. 0::::: elld *8tt two
o.w. Mimi. • IPC*IMWlll lof P\"9f IOund ,._ & UgM CO~
..... ~of cuatornett..,..
wUllout electrlclly during tlle
etorm ~ -fled rea1ored pow. lO II ll\lt "a few ~·· tOdey.
AbcM e.000 ... IUe City UgM cu1tome11 el10 •art wllllout
pow. .. Vie 11169114 Of ... "°""• ..... IPC*IM!tn"""' ~
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Pattln1on, 49, cl•lmed In a
debtor'• petition that he ow"
N0,734 to the Internal Revfnu. 8ervtce and tlS,202 to the atate
l'tanchlle Tax Soerd.
Pattinlon allo cla.lmed he owed
$8,664 In ul\llCW'ed debt.a to a
b1nk and two credit card
com pan.let.
PatUn1on, a former police
oUioir and real estate aalemnan
In the city, llated S250,000 tn
He allo uld he hall act,700 Jn
hoUMhold &oodl and peraonal
property.
He alto. reported lncomo of
$290 per month for 1ervlna on
the city oouncil.
Pattlnaon reported In tho
document that pla 1980 Audi
·automobile had been re~ued.
Neither Pattinson nor hit
attorney, Thomas W. Hood, wu
available to respond to questions
PatllNOn'I wife, Unda, whom •
he m1rrted thl• aummcr, 11 • •
teeretary·typlat In d ty hall ,
Pattlnaon l1 e mployed by ~
Huntlnaton B each City :
Counctbnan John Thomu, owner i
of a orane and tr\ICktna bualneu. !
ThomH aald Pattfnaon has !
been workinc on an oil platform :
off ~ Beach. $
Thomas declined to say how 1
much he'• paying Pattlnlon other ,
than commenting, "enough."
More rain tonight;
Christmas· sunny?
More rain may be In store for
the Orange Coast before the
week la out, but Chriatmas Day
should dawn clear and sunny,
the National Weather Service la
predictlng.
Thursday will have variable
cloudiness, with a 20 percent
chance of rain. Temperatures
should be around 62 to 65
degrees, a NWS spokesman said.
Drizzles which began late
.Tuesday night dropped only .11
inches of rain on the coast area
by early this morning, according
to Orange County government'•
Environmental Management
N?,ency.
That brings season-to-date
totals to 4.27 inches, said EMA
spokesman Rob Moreland. The
average rainfall for this time of
year la 2.97 inches, he said. Last
year's total up to this date was
3.37 inches.
The extended forecaal calls for
a warming trend beginning
Friday with clearing beginning
late Thursday. Temperatures
should be in the low 60s Friday.
rising to the upper 60s by
Sund.av. NWS otficlals said.
Tonfght's low will be around
53 along the coast with occasional
showers.
Frank 'Jake' Abbott
School chief
•
TIDE DAMAGE . • •
wins contract
• From Page A1
emergency operations on the
state-owned parcel while county
agencies provide support.
"It's wrong we pay for state
property. It's wrong for the
County of Orange to be making
these expenditures," said Bruce
Nestande, board chaJnnan.
''In these tough limes. we have
to look for an equitable solution
to our fundi.ng problems," Clark
said. "Special assessment diatrlct.s
might be a way for people who
choose to live away from the
regular beat of society -so they
can enjoy their thin~."
To put additional pressure on
the state to pay the rescue bill,
Nestande suggested the county
could bill the individuals whose
mobile homes were saved with
the county's help.
Supervisor ltalph Clark said
the county should con sider
creating special assessment
districts to pay. for emergency.
operations in high risk areas. The
districts would raise money to
pay for emergency protection in
case some sort of natural di&a.st.er
were to occur.
extension
Huntington Beach Union High ~
School District trustees have ~
voted unanimously to extend the ~
contract of Superintendent ~
Frank "Jake" Abbott for four :
years.
The contract will take effect ~
July 1 and run until 1987. (
Abbott. whose salary is $62,034 :
per year, has been receiving the :
same rate of pay increase as other :
members of the district's :
management personnel. The •
group receiv~ a 6 percent pay :
increase last July. :
LEAKS HUNTED. • •
Abbott , 51. has been:
superintendent of the district for :
eight years. : The district has an enrollment !
of 18.137. Four comprehensive : From Page A1
the computer detecitng system,
cH.trict offid.ala aaid.
Operators of the 'portable
equipment •Y they 6t.rl locate a
leak ln a pepe to within an inch.
DRILLING .. •
From Page A1
But word that the bill never
made it to a joint Senate-Houae
conference oornrnitt.ee put an end
to that plan.
The dty manager safd be has
talked with Sen. wu.on·. staff,
who told him a meetina between
the new eenator and Ortnge
Coast offldala might be pomible
high schools are located in 1 '
And if the water agency digs Huntington Beach and there is :
down and cannot find a leak one each in Fountain Valley and I
within five feet of where the Westminster. 'nlef'e are allo an t
computer says it is, the Chino ·evening hlgh school and a 1
firm pays for the excavation. !continuation high achool 1
'"The leak can be as small as a Under tem\S of the agreement,'
pinhole and we'll find it." said Abbott is obligated to pay the I
Garcia. dlltrict $10,000 to help defray the {
And, after two days of coat of a search for a new ·!
canvassing water mains in South superintendent should he initiate ~
Laguna, Gard.a'• crew has found action tQ leave the district before·;
a number of me1er dripe and at the contract expires. ~ ~ ne "fair...tz.ed leak." The dlstrict has agreed to pay : Garcia~ ct off Al>botfi1 salary If trua~1
$5,000 for the 80 riiiles of field vote to terminate him. t
work, for which the district Abbott was .an assistant :
. receives aocurat.e mape d.acribing superintendent in Oceanside ~
areu where leak.a ha.ve been before replacing Jack Roop in ~
located. 1976. : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·
In January.
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Seniors get tests
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~ OMi.I 1enior clUzeN center ln C.Orona
del Mar wW be offertna tree blood pre11ure,
heartna and foot ecreenlna tall on a regular
baala. The cenJ,er ai.o la provic:Una lnltruction ln
Braille, offertna employfn6'nt opportunities for
1eri1on and hu a lendlna prosram for people
ln need of walkers, crut.cnee or wheelchaln.
For more lnfonnation, aak for Mary Allen
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located at 800 Marguerite Ave.
• Parenti of Laguna Beach 5-year-olda
may enroll their youngsters in kindergarten
afte.r Jan. 3
The younpte"-must observe their fifth
blrthetay between Dec. 3, 1982, and March 28,
1983.
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PLAINFIELD, N.J. (AP) -
The world 's biggest
manufacturer of Raggedy Ann
dolll ia going out of buslneM.
Robert Nahodll, a California
consult.ant and acting general
m&na8er of Knickerbocker Toy
Co., said Tuesday that the
decision was a painful one to
announce, partic ularly just
betore Christmas.
"Obviously, we would have
·liked to have done it at a
different time," Nahodll said.
"'We honestly felt It w~ better to
tell them now ao that the
workers can plan their lives with
90me sure.tty, rather than sitting
around and wondering."
The decision means that 215
employees will lace their jobs
Jar.. 3, and 241 by April 1. Some
119 employees will begin
w.(>rking Jan. S for another
oampany that plans to take over
. part of Knickerbocker.
Warner C.Ommunicationa Inc.,
which acquired Knickerbocker
fbse years ago, announced last
npnth that it would 9'!ll the toy
company. Analyall projected
Knickerbocker would have a $20
million to $30 million shortfall
this yeu.
. • When executive• announced
the shutdown Tueeday, 1ahippl.na
clerk Cliff Jackson was not
~ally is sad, but what can
yqu say?" said Jackson,
speculating that video gana and
o~ toys of the oomputer age
are.. takin8 the place of the cuddly rea.hafred dolla ln the hearts of
younptera.
Knickerbocker, founded in
1922, makes the popular
•~1aedy Ann and Ra1gedy
Ahdy doll.a, produces dolla of
Walt Disney, Sesame Street,
Snoopy characten and creates
other toys.
later thl1 year but they're
maklf\I up tor loe\ Ume," l&ld
Jerry Clausen, owner of the
Tinder Box 1tore In Mlaalon
Viejo. "There are more periodl of
fren1y when the thop i• ju1t
wall-to-wall cuatomen. We're
even rwvl1n& out of merchand.a.e
ln some areu."
Many Oran1e Coast
ahopkeepen note bualneu hu
been oU during what has been
called the wont recetmion In 40
yean.. But ln recent days. they
aay the aun haa beQUn to shine on
what has been a bleak year.
Kitty Leslie, publlci•t for
Neiman-Marcus in Newport
Beach, aaid sales at the posh
department store were "soft"
Wltll last week and the store ia
now experiencing "the last
minute n&ah that we all hoped
for."
She said there doesn't 1eem to
be much customer resistance to
expensive items and that hlgh-
q uall ty goods are receiving
considerable attention.
Though bu8ine9I may be good
for some retailen, others can't
ignore the fact that the sour
economy has kept cu1tomera
away or cbanaed buying habits
th.is eeuon. While the affluent
still teem to be buying high-
priced item1, the budget-
comcious a.re looking for ways to
make their gift-buying dollar
stretch a bit further.
Buoyed by the feeling that the
spirit of Christmas la in giving
and not neceaarlly the cost of
the gift, some have opted to
purchase lea-expensive tokens
of friendship or affection.
"It's the 1eut expensive items
that are aelling," a.aid Richard
Garcia, of DeAn'a Gallery and
Custom Framing in Irvine's
Northwood Town Center.
"They're staying away from the
expensive items like the plague."
IUchard Brill, manager of Peta
International in Irvine's
Woodbridge Village Plaza,
agreed that expenaive items are
not PoPU1ar UU. year. Sales are down by 15 to 20 percent and
people are buying pet supplies
rather than birds, clop and fiah
equipment, he said.
It's nearly lmpomible to make
a blanket 1t.atement about the
overall retail alee climate. Some
tJ.'liner?•lftl report a 40 percent
jump in sales over last year;
others aay the opposite. Few
wouldn't admit that the ecaomny
haa been a roller-coaiter ride
with plenty of atomacb-curdlin8
dipe for f!Very peak.
I
Holiday shoppers are avoiding expensive items and responding to
bargain-targeted sales strategies.
Conscious of price tag shock
striking many a potential
customer, some shopkeepers
have developed special
marketing atratelles to get the consumer through the door. That
they're looking for," added Leah
Hammer. of Laguna's Lippe-
Waren Fine Crystal.
Tony Horvat, owner of
Sundance clothing store on
Balboa Ialand. said customers are
"It's the least-expensive items that are
selling •.. they're staying away from the
expensive items like the-plague."
often means having a good
supply of merchandiee for the
bara-.ln hunter.
"We held a Christmas sale
with everything marked 20 to 80
percent off/' aaid Gary Shirley, a
salesman at Axline'• Village
ShOetl in Laguna Beach. "The
aale1, aa a result , were
tremendoua. We're definitely up
(ln ules) aver lut year."
"We're working very bard to
help our cuatomers flnd what
more selective about thei r
purchases. And he echoes the
sentiment that the Christmas
buying aeuon started later than
usual.
"People are still thinking twice
before a pending their money .. "
said Horvat, who also noted
buaint!aa ia up by about 20
percent. "You have to remember
that we get aome of the tourist
market and even if things are
bad i.n Ohio, if they're out here
on vacation they're more inclined
to spend their money aa if they
were back ln Ohio."
"Aa a rule people tend to shop
for luxury items at the la.at
minute," said Billie Balkind of
Coast Music in Costa Mesa.
"Because of unemployment
people are afraid to spend .
Gultan are moving well. Lower
end equipment ia moving better
than upper end. People buy
either lower end or top of the
line."
At several recent economic
outlook conferences held in the
county, forecasten had predicted
a better Christmas season in
conjunction with a predicted
national recovery.
Dan Morton, co-owner of
Jewelry by Sandy Morton,
couldn't agree more.
"It's been an extremely good
Christmas for ua," said the
Fountain Valley mercbanL "It's
been better than last year and
better than the year before."
Morton acknowledged that
much of his business has been
coming from longtime customen.
Still, moat of the people who
walk through the door buy
something, he said.
"More practical items are
sellin' rather than luxury
items, • said Peggy Reinert,
owner of Reinert'• Department
Store in Coat.a Mesa. "Robes,
jacket.a and sportswear are good
aellera."
Though these are ~
economic times for most •
Reinert, who baa weathered
many financial stonna durlna her
33 years as a bu.ainesawoman,
offered a final note of optimi8m:
"The thing rm noticing ia that
customers seem to be very
happy."
Cookoff gets chili reception from councilwoman
By GLENN SCOTI'
Ofllle.,., ........
Last year'• South Coast Chili
Cookoff at Irvine's Bommer
Canyon attracted 3,000 people, 45
coneoctiona of chili and a bold
few who wrestled ln a sizable vat
of the spicy stuff.
'lhe event last April generally
W'lla regarded a• a succea by
participanll and especially by
local chamber of commerce
otganlzen who staged the second
annual affair.
They raised enough money
during the one-day event to
donate $7,000 for acholanhlp for ~ high school student.a and
another $1,000 to the police
departtnent'a explorer scouts.
But when organiz.era recently
Mked the Irvine Oty c.oundl to
allow them to lncreaae the
C*p9City th1a April io 5,000, they
~red that the cookoff left a
b.cl aftertaste with some people.
-One of thoee ia C.Oundlwoman
.Mary Ann Galdo who objected
io using Bonuner Canyon again,
especially if another 2,000
people show up. Galdo said many
of her Turtle Rock neighbors
believe that beer-drinking
participants from the cookoff
poee too great a safety riak aa
they drive away from the canyon
on Bonita Canyon Road, the only
exiL
Purchased from the Irvine
Company a year ago, the canyon
ta a former cattle camp in the
foothills southwest of Turtle
Rock. Gaido said this week she didn't
attend last year's cookoff. But
ahe said many people have
complained to her about the
wrestling and other sexual
references during the day that
ahe said created an "anti-female
attitude."
For the 1983 cookoff tcbeduled
fd\' Saturday, April 16, the
chamber and ill aponaon expect
to con\ract for about U .000
worth of city .ervicea. Organizers
are requesting the city to donate
$1 500 through "in-kind" ee~ces. which means not billing
them for some maintenance,
pollce and facilities coau.
Galdo said 1he doesn't like the
id~ of giving in-kind donations
to a chamber-sponsored event.
Other council memben didn't
aee things the a a me way ,
however, they pennitted wie of
Bommer Canyon but called for a
report on how traffic and a larger
crowd can be controlled. To
Mayoc Larry Agran. the blg issue
ia how to make sure people don't
try to drive If they've had too
much beer.
He said the city couldn't deny
l t.a llabill ty in cue a tipsy driver
crashed.
City staff members are
expected to offer crowd control
suggeations to the council at its
Jan. 25 meetlnB.
Meanwhile, chamber of
commerce organizers are trying
to preserve the adult flavor of
the cookoff while keeping it
under control. They have several
plans.
Hedy Kirsh, chairwoman of
t.h e 198 3 event, a aid an
agreement Is in the works to park cars at UC Irvine lot.a and ahuule
the crowd to the canyon. The
move would keep all but a few
cars from Bonita Canyon and the
dirt entry road although Kirsh
claimed "Last year we really
didn't have any problem with
traffic."
To give participant.a a chance
to sober up before leaving, beer
taps will be shut off prior to the
end of the competition, she
added.
Another measure to control the
beer's effects: More food will be
available. Last year, spectators
could sample the various chili
creations. But a sample is about
all they got. There was little food
and a lot of beer. This year. she
said non-profit groups from
Irvine are Invited to set up
booths to sell food.
Alt for wrestling in mud or
chill, that event is down for the
counL Kirsh said a few cooking
teams supplied the more daring
activities last year but t.hia time
all of the team entertainment
will be screened ln advance.
The new chairwoman,
however, played down the
criticism and noted that beer ia
sold at other community events,
such aa the Harvest Festival.
One th.lna thttcbamber intends
to clarify ia that the cook.-off is
not a family affair.
Said Klnh: ''We do much for
children in Irvine, but there are
times when we'd like to do
something for \he adults aa
well."
Coast phone bells to jingle
4 75,000 calls expected over Christmas
Nationally, 22 million
lntenrtate calla are expected to be
made with 1.1 million of thoee
holiday call from another phone
but want it charpd~ own number1 it'• lela ve io me
;Trio held in heist, as.sault
Orange C.Ounty resident.a are
expected to make 47~.000
Christmas c:alll Friday throu&h
Sunday, to Diane Dallacl1,
• division manager for Paclflc
Telephone.
''There will be MO operaton
an duty in-the coun~ ~t to ..ut ln the ~t of
goi.nC oveneu. '
The followln1 steps can be
taken io •ve "i:fL and time in pJadnc calla, Dal • claiml:
a phone credlt .
-Look up phone n\.ambera you with to dial In advanm eo
you won't have io take time to c.n directory lllliltanf».
•, Garden Grove police
l9ia\le arrested three men
• -...pldoll of robbery
sexual uaault and
attempted rape after a
vacatlonln1 German
.,aman and her aoo were
ttacked at a Garden
Grove motel
A tip from an
anonymous informant
Jed police to • mot.el in
Anaheim Tueaday1
mornln1, where they
took two men •nd a
juvenile they believed
The woman and her
IOI\ had Oown 1nio Los
Angel.el lut week for a
vacation and were
atayln1 ln Oran1e
County while they
towed am~t pub
ln the .... be MAd.
"'91' tboulh 86 percent of
all lon& dlatanee calla will be
dialed direct by the C\Mtomet',''
Slid 0.lladt
Califomlanl an expected to pa.. a. 1 miWan Calli, with 3. 1
million ol ta.. mede wt\hln UM!
..... DtQecW lakl.
• -Makins lntraaiate catla
between 11 p.m. Friday and 8
a.m Monday can •ve eo percent
off the normal weetut.y ra•.
The 80 percent dlecount alto
appUee to lnten&ate c:a1ll Jmde
from 111>.m. ~ ~ untO
5 p.m. SUndaJ. -If you wlah t.o make a
-U ~ oveneu. check
the telephone directory '° -tf. you can call the country direct.
'lbere are M eou.ntriem which mo
be dialed directly, the leut
explDll'Ye way to pa.. c.111 to
coulltrln with International
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Mobile missile
to foster jobs
U'~ ANGELF.S (AP) -About 5,600 Southern
Cali£o1nit1f'I .:urrently work on the MX rni.Mile, and
anothe1 1,400 would be employed if the mobil~ rnilSile •
network went into full production. aerospace offidala "
aay.
At Aerojet General Corp. in suburban Azusa, 700
workers are currently employed on MX tasks, but that
would rise to 1,300 if approved. Other Southern .
California subcontractors include the Martin Marietta '
Corp., with 800 e1111ployed:"Northrop Corp. with l,500 .,
currently employed and 2,100 projected: Rockwell-
Rocketdyne, 800 current, 1,000 projected; Rockwell-··
Autonetics, 980; and TRW Systems inc .. 850.
Gas down 10 cents
SAN FRANCISCX> (AP) -Motoriata in Northern
Calllomia and Nevada are pa~ an average of 10 :·
cen~ a gallon leea for guollne thUI ChriatmM than a ;
~ago, the California State Automobile Aaociation T~AA December survey of 690 service j
stationa found the average overall price for all gradee
of-~. line waa $1.37 a gallon. compared to $1.47 a gallon lut year.
Retail prices began a decline in October and "
continued through December. Much of the price drope
come trom dixounta some dealers offer for cuh
purchaaea. But the CSAA aaya an abundance of
p90llne bu abo increued competition.
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