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Catching the last rays
Surlen stretch their day'• fun to the limit a t Newport Pie r. The
three-day weekend givee more beach eathuiaatl the ehanee to
lnd ulge, p roviding they can stand the chill.
County fills
Medi-Cal gap
for indigents
By JEFF ADLER or-.Dlllr ,......,.
When health care benefit& for
poor adult• now covered •by
Medi-C.al expire Jan. 1, Oranae
County aovernment and area
hospitals will be re.Id)' to atep ln.
Under a plan· approved thia
week by the county Board of
Supervlaora, thoae people
cluaifled aa medlcally lnd!lent
ad ulta will be able to aeek
h oapltal attention for llfe-threatenlna medical lituatlona at
• ~ u 26 of the county'• 37 ~e program waa enacted
through the first aix months of
1983 with f 16 million ln atate funds to provide care for people
dropped from the Medi-Cal
program by the state Legislature
earlier th1a year.
Under \he new prosram, jwt
under $13 · milUon will be aet
aalde to reimburse partldpad.n&
hospitab..for 1*Uth care aervtces
proYtded to people who qualify.
Twenty-five hoapitala in the
county have aigned letten-of-
1 n tent indicating their
wi.llingneaa to participate in the
program.
The health plan wlll be manaaed by the Foundation for
Medical Care of Ora.nae County
at an additional oo.t of $660,000.
The foundation will proceea all
claima.
The balance of the atate funds
wi ll be uaed to finance a
$1.7-milllon mental health and
drug dependen cy program,
expected to be approved by
supervisors sometime in J anuary,
(See MEDICAL, Pace AJ)
HB wo01an awarded
$100,000 f rorn AAA
A Huntington Beach woman
said Thu rsday she waa "very
arateful" to rece.ive a $100,000
tax-free aett.lement check from
the Automobile Club of Southern
California. .
But Lillian Mitcbe.Il Bune, 46,
aaid she didn't expect the money
to cauae any major cbanaea in
her life. She aa.ld .she woukf ao on
worldnc .. a zmanetic tape clerk
ln the library a\ McDonnell Do"'8lu Astronau tka c.ompany
In lf"un~ 8-ch. Bune a Newporf Beach
attorney, Eileen C. Moore, said
the aettlement wu reached after
she filed a lawsuit, claiming the
insurance company did not pay
off an accident claim until 13
months after the demand wu
made.
Moore aaid that Bune suffered
a whiplaab and aevere headacbea
after her car WM atruck from the
rear by another car In June, 1979.
Mooft claimed tha\ Buzwe W•
out of work for three months
becau.e of In.juries, lost one of
(See SETl'LEMENT. Pap Al)
·compromise reached on Assembly reapportionment
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Auembly'• Republican leader ._Y• an agreement haa been
reached on a lower bouae
r.ppor1ionment ·plan that la "no
boon to R epublican•" but la tiietier than earlier Democratic
en.
Senate leaden abo reached
tentative txpartiun agreement um week (lll. new upper boU9e
~plan.
'lbe new ~bly propola1 la
ICbeduled for a hearing Monday
before the Aaembly Electlona
Disabled
CM woHJan
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burglarized
,
and Reapportionment
Committee, which laat week
paaed a plan _that would have
put etaht Republican incumbents
in tour diltricta.
Minority Leader Robert
Naylor, R-Menlo Park, said that
the new plan would leave
diS'trlcta abouT U oom])etitive U
they were In the 198~ elec1iona
and would reduce aplitting of
citlea and countiee among
A89ftllbly diltricta.
"In the Interest of aettinl on
with the 1tate'1 preaalng •
problema, we felt lt waa
,imponant that we make every
effort to aolve le1lalative
reappo.• rtionrQent u quJclc.ly u
pomti>Je," Naylor aa.ld.
The a1reement doea not
extend to plana for the Senate
and Congreaa, he a.aid. Those
pl:ars a:re--.un uncertain.
The Leatalature muat draw
new Aaaembly, Senate and Concre-diatrlcta each 10 yeera
to reflect populat1on man,e.. In
reality, the maj>rity party draws
the linea to benefit lta membera.
The Democratic majoritia in
1981 pamed three pl.am, which
were u9ed foe the 1082 ei.cuona.
But Repub&am, who called the
plana unfair, obtained aignatun!9
foe referendums to put the plans
before voters last June. All three
were rejected.
Votera 1n November alao
rejected an lnltlatlve by
Republlcam and Common Cau.e
that ~ have let a COIJU1lillion
do reJtportionment lnatead of
the Letlalature.
That meana the new
1..-Lalature must draw new p1ana
before the 1984 electlona. The
Leglalature'a apecial aeaalon,
called two week• •10, waa
partially to deal with the budget
criaia. But Democratic leaders
at.o wanted a chance to approYe
new reapportionment plana
while Democratic Gov. F.drmmd
Brown Jr. could sign them.
Republican Gov.-elect George
Deukmejlan takes .office Jan. 3
and could veto anr, plans
Republican• dldn t like.
However, GOP leaden have aaid
they would put any plana they
considered unfair before voten
. again oe take the Democrats to
court. The Aaaembly plan la
contained In the ABlx by
A.19emblyman Richard Alatorre,
D-Lo. Angeles. It wu on the
floor Wednesday in the form
Republicans didn't like, but
Alatorre amended lt and aent It
to the oommittee.
"The amendments put in
repr'e9ellt the baalc outlinea of an
($ff ASSEMBLY, Pase A!)
1'ree lov-er harks at Newport
By STEVE MARBLE °' .. ,,.., ........
Aa Tom WUliama -it, the dty of Newport Beed1 needa a FOd le.on or two in bOw to take
care of trees.
A developer and tree lover,
Wllliama aot hia fur up when the
city marked 2~ health~dian
t.urela ln hia netahbor foe
ct.tnaction.
The treea, each a quarter
century old, were rootild In front
of Marinen :a W'taf1 Scbool and an adjMlerlt ·pirk. WQllarm
aid they were favorttea wi\h
ecbool-bound youn .. ten and
... IWidenta. ) All but seven of the arbors
were yanked out um ..._ Qty
Worlun aaid rooca t:ran the tree
were buattnc up •laba of a
aldewalk and splintering off
chunks of the curb.
Ron Whitley, city park
director. aald the trees -flews
nitida -were poOI' cboioee foe
the school arounda and will be
replaced with a variety that roots
deeper into the aoU.
"We aaved what we could but
we can't be movtna aidewalla,"
Whitley aald.
But WUlianw, who said he baa
dea.iped entire developmenta
with an eye toward aavin1
matur• treeJ, lmiata the city
could have aaved more of the
leafy apeclmena had it gone
lllhter on the ax and heevler on
the maintenance.
"With an attitude like thil,"
the developer said, "we're ao1ng
to (a.re wery tree in the entire
Shuttle bus seen
city_ The place will have a
moarwcape.'' -Williama aaid the city cau.ed
the problem by pouring concrete
too Clme to the tree trunk:a which
cauaed the roota "to go wild 1ooldnc for water_"
"Of course they're goiJll to rip
up the sidewalk." Wil11ama aaid,
''You don't need an ~ dearee to figure that out."
Williama aald the trees -most
of them. at least -could have
been aaved by backln1 off
aurface roota, enlar1in1 tree
well• and employin1 deep-
watering techniques to train the
roota to go downward.
"I even volunteered to ahow
them how to do it.,'' Wllllama
aal~ nottnc that he baa spedal
(Sff TREE, Pase AJ)
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ETTLEMENT ; • •
f\er two jobt, had her Nlary,
Samiahed by cndUon. •• her
cat rernu1111d, Wll evicted ftoro
h er ~ ome, and went Into
~kruptcy. MOOC"e cla.lmed th-. probltnw
wouldn't have occurred had aw. receiwd a ......., ,.yment
trom the lmunnce coo I 111y. aw.'a medkal bl.DI .nd J<. of
y.agea amounted to more than
U2.000, Moore aald. Tht
Insurance company made a
payment o1 •1a,ooo "' March 9f 1981, aht Mid.
Howe.rd Jennlnp, ~r of
claUnl for t.be AutomobUe Club.
acknowled1~ th• at\tle .. n•
payment of tl00,000 'llwftM
but declined t\.l.l'1het comar •. • The Mttlement wu rellche(t
Wedneeday.
ASSEMBLY REMAP •..
•greement.'' aald Naylor, who
cautioned It wasn't ''iwcemartly
final."
' The Senate plan la SB3x by
Sen . Dan Boatwrl1ht, D-
Concord.
• It would put Republican Sena.
Jim Nieben of Woodland and
Ray JohlllOft o1 Chico tqJethel' ln
the same dJatrict. and sen.. Bob
Beverly of Manhattan BMch and
Ollie Speraw of Lone :S.Ch ln
the same diatrict. But overall, It
would prewrve the current 2~
Democratic diatrlcta and 15
Republican dlmic:tl.
A bipartlaan 7-0 voic of the
Se nat e El ectlo n1 and
Reapportionment Comrol\tft
aent th~ Senate blll to the Oiior,
althouc;h RepubUcana aald they
n!9efVed final IUppor\ U.Otil an
additional aet of amendrnenta can
be drafted.
SHUTTLE BUS . . .
complex at Florida and Main
Streets· the 11eni« d tiJien center
fl 17th and Oranae atreeta and
the Five Points Shoppl.na Center
ft Main weat -of ~ea c h
Boulevard.
VICTIM • • •
room and board a nd $100 a
month.
, "I trusted him. He .eemed so
nice," she said. "I thouiht he was
OK."
· The Costa Mesa woman aaid
she went to bed Wednesday
night and never heard a IOUnd.
' "It's horrible," aaid her
daughter Beverly Halaprda of
Ml.alJon Viejo. "She'• had such awrwli:iCK. Slie"ibllriiS;-lhe'• bad a stroke and now 80l'DeOne cornea
in and robs her ...
· Halagarda aaid her ailter
Nancy brought all the family's
gifts over to their mother'• hOU9e
to open Chrlstmaa morning.
· "She really went all out and
spent a lot of money she didn't
have," she aaid.
Anyone wantina to help can
call West at ~3. --, ~-
PUMJl8era whine to travel
acroa the county would ~
the blger bu.ea at the Ci¥lc
Center bua stop.
Under prelimlnary propoeala.
the abuttle bus would travel on
Delaware, 17th, Oranp, Main,
Garfield, Florida and Yorktown.
Huntington Beach Traffic
Commissioner Darrel Cohoon
said Thunday it would be Ideal If
the shuttle bua ayatem could M1
wocked out.
"It would be great. There
would be 1ela not.e-and dirt and
everybody would wtn.'' tie lll&d.
Hunttnaion Beach reaidtnta
primarily nave been concerned
about three OCTD routes:
-Route 25 from Cal State
FuDerton termtnaUng at 17th
and Oranae· -Route 29 from Brea r.Jaij.
end1na at Main and 5th Street. • -ltout.e 76 from UC Irvine,
terminating at 17th ~ Main
street.
An OCTD apokeswoman said
route 25 bu an avenae of 2,400
pusenaen per day; route 29,
4,850 paueJ\ien per day and
rou~76, 1.3&0.~a~7.
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TREE PRESERVATION • • •
vo'ding
ttllehem shr-ine
~Occu~Wtlt ..u -,,...,. plen&y ot tOlln
at the tnn _. ~·
R1 don an dw Wiit and WV
ln 1Abenon .... UeD6na oQotrm
away. A Tourism Mlnf1try
~ •)'I \he number of ri.tmal vt.Jton 1J down 40
percent from lalt }'ear, wt.en
40,000 were hen. •
8u1lnt11 h , 10 bad t,bat
~·· IOUWnir' naewc:bMtl ant cutUnl=and pt1pbn .......... ....to
fU1 thetr Imply
One tbina that hu not ~ In thil' Unlit IOWn when
Quilt ..... born ...... ·~ of. tum wt uniforml. Hundr
ol anntcl tlOOpa petrol the town
of &0,000 and~ ~bol'UW
Judean hlllaldt1 in caH o1
Pai.unlan l\*'rllla atteckl or
demomtraUO.. a&ainlt i...1•1
occupadan of the W.c Bank.
11M &00 Bethw.n police Oft
ChrlO•u duty b\v• an
eddlUonal chGn thla ,..,. -to
enforce a Mw ben OD \be aaJ1t of
~ dty fathera decided they
were · UrJd of tbe drunken
rowdlDill that. o'1en man the ~===·= ;i
....... °""'*the ChUfth of...,. NetMly.
Ma1or DiM rr.&J. a O\NUan Pllllllnlan. feYOl'I di& a.a. M
he NJt he wUl tnvUe a few
people co hl• otf let for eome avtMmet chM.r. and .....,. ..
will M allowed to •rv• wlne
whb..U.
Tt1ht 1ecurlty haa become
rouUne 1lnce 11r .. 1 captured
Betbltbiaa and the Nit of the
W• Bink flan Jordm ln the
1N7 .,.._llnell war. But r.a.u
fore•• are alert for another
source of ten1loD tbl1 year a....-I..-.. Chrtldalw are takiftl part for the fin& time· alanllide Pai.dnlan Ou1IUanl. ,
J'rtl'j aa&d the ~ were
welcome. But after~ of
Leban.e-PaleMtnian bloodlbed, cubn1natina In the m••cn of bundred1 of Pale1tinlana in
Beirut lM\ September, poHce •Y they are on alert for trouble.
--...r11nv..aon ol t.et.non ln
the war aplnat the Pal•t.lne
Liberation Or1anlzaUon lut
IUIDmer baa opened the border
'"" tourbm, and lsraeJJ olllda» •:r they are eXpectfna 1,000 or
more viaiton from Lebanon.
Only a few ~ ln evidence ~
the daya befon Cb.rt.tma
Boai parade winners
.announced in Newport ·
A 90-foot craft from
Hwadaaton Harbour bu been
nameC ••••P•'•kH •w•rd wlaner Jor tbe. llrd aamaal r.dval ~a.: .... 't ,.,... .. ..., .... .
f41/r ,.,..j ftiiid by ~
CcrmMt ... _.ot a-.n
boau '"'-'1•d -ttie' "-st aed brt1hte1t of th• 1ev•n-da7
pu9de ~ tldl,.. ~ varledweath.r~ •
The tponaorlna Commodone
Club, a division of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce, announced the
winnera Thunday.
Sixty of the 150 boat. that
participated in \hit year'•
festivitiee competed for awards.
Winds to continue-
V .S. aummary
A majof..,,.....,,..,_..
cro.Hcl the , ..... u Into -.
Rockt .. Tlluttdey wttll •new
lllltendlng frol'll ~ MIOM
and llOlll\ 1111 II .... .......
through the notttwn .... ...
He1vy •now totf tn tll• mountain• of Ul•ll, end Ille ~« ldlM toe ........
of---· In Ille !Mt • ._, .......... eou111ern New York end 11110
IOUthern .... (19and.
A evrprl1• etor"' fllt Ill•
lerk•lllr• Mount ain• of
M1111oltuMn1 wttll enow lfl4 ,.......,., .
.......,. end """""'""*•. rHOllM frHt Ml .. 1~~·~=: ---"""--..... ONov..., .....
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w1Nm IWO-tiOI of the ,..._,
Ind .. Aoddee to no;1t ......
Ml11n••ota; In tll• 40• fro911
Mlclllgen to •outll•rn New
fillllnd: "' .. llOll end .. """ Ille Mlllem ti.-"' tM ~
..... tlvclwah --'° the ONo Valley eM ltOU\Mrn A!!ilf'tle
••• ... , •nd In Calltornl• and ~ Mione; In Ille 1'0e In '*" affil CWf COiiit ll!OllJiiW U'r I 1$ pl Vllley. In the IOI In
Ill• Florld• Pe11ln1ul• •lld _..,.. -.etlern T--. end In
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Temperature&
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SPORT COATS .............................................................. 95. 00 ·
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NATION
Middle East peac
'within our reach'
BJ fte AaMClatM Prest
WASHINGTON
Pruld•nl ~·an, wlndina
up talk.a with KlJ'\I Huaeeln ol
Jordan, aaJd Thunday d1reci
ne1otlatlon1 to resolve the
Palestinian problem and
brlna peace to the Mlddl~
F.ut are "with.in our reach."
But H~ln 1topped ahort
of pled1in1 lo enter th•
auiJ~ted neaoUaUana, and
despite Reaaan'a op\lmlatlc
statement, the P"'*dent a1ao
aald "much work remalN to
be done.''
A aenior U.S . otfldal uld
peace "aln't around the
com er"
Hit men kill 3 in NY
NEW YORK -A masked
hJt squad invaded a packed
C hlnat own restaurant
Thunday and sprayed it with
bulleta, ldlling three young
men and wounding eight
others ln an apparent gang-
related ambush.
Inspector Joseph
DeMartino said about 25
patrons were in the Golden
Star restaurant about 2:35
a.m. when two to four men
burst through the door, th_eir
faces covered with scarves or
ski maska.
"The.e guys -I only saw
three of them -jual atood
there for what seemed like a
split second and then ope.ned
up," said one unidentified
restaurant patron who wu
quoted by the New York
Post. "l heard pop pop, and
then I knew what was
happenJng and I juat dove
under the table."
Senate finally adjourns
WASHINGTON -It calls
itself the world's greatest
deliberative body, but the last
gups of the Senate Thursday
were neither proud nor
genteel. "We tuck our tails
and slink out of this city,"
said Arkansas Democrat
David Pryor.
But the chamber drew a
C hristmas toaat from
President Reagan, who called
the final act of the 97th
Congress -pasaage of a
WORLD
nlckel increase in the federal
gasoline tax -"excellent
news" reflecting "credit to
the leaders of both parties."
Reagan's holiday cheer,
however sincere, seemed little
shared by senaton disgusted
in general by their lame-duck
session and, more
particularly, by the filibuster
of conservative Republican
Jesse Helms, which kept
them in town two days after
the House adjourned.
Korea frees dissidents
SEOUL, South Korea -
The government freed an
undisclosed number of
dissidents serving prison
sentences today in what
~~.•weeping
Thoee freed before dawn
included the Rev. Lee Moon
Yung and alx other
defendants convicted with
prominent dissident Kim Dae
Jung on sedition charges ln
1980.
The release came houra
af1er Kim wu ruahed out of
the country late Thunday for
medical treatment in the
United States.
Israeli sites bombed
SYDNEY, Australia -
Bombers struck the laraeli
consulate and a Jewish club
here Thursday. Police aaid
two people were lnjured by
the blast at the consulate,
which tore through ooncrele
walls and reverberated
throughout the high-rise
of fioe building.
Police alao evacuated guests
STATE
from a motel in a Jewiah
dlatrict because of a
telephoned bomb threat.
Israel blamed ,the Palestine
Liberation Organization for
the bombings. The PLO
denied involvement and
police did not speculate
publicly about who might
have been responsible.
$10 million awarded
SAN JOSE -A jury has
ordered John.IOn & Johnaon
to pay $10.5 million to a
21-year-old woman who
blamed her bout with toxic
shock syndrome on the
company's tampons.
Lynette West'• award of
$500,000 in compensatory
damages and $10 million in
punitive damaget was one of
the largest to date in the
hundred of caee. filed ap1rwt
tampon makers.
The ji.tdgment againat
Johmon & JohNon waa the
1ury'1 way of telling
'corporate America to atop
using dtlzem .. test animala.''
according to her lawyer, John
R. Elliott.
Skiers found alive
YOSEMITE NATIONAL
PARK -Two c:nm country
alden from Los Ancelel who ~ Jost ln Ymemite National
Park durln1 thta week'•
mowstonn were found alive
but trostbltten Thursday,
oWciaJs aid.
Uri Zernick and Linda
Sanford. both ln their 30I. lefl Badaes' P.8 Tueeday foe the
Oatrander Ski Hut but
couldn't find it after the
storm hit, perk spokeswoman u.. Dapprich aald.
Thex kept trying to 8~t
back to dvili.zation, Dapprich
aald. ZmUck made it beck to 8-daer l>.. th1a IDOl'l'Una· A
crew on a snow vehicle then
picked up Sanford.
I
ourthou er vamp vote ey d
1D7'.·..--...-------orr11nffit..s' ardllwou &o belln &' ... ...,.. dellp!fta lM pro)lc'I.
Oran1• <;ounty aupervlton Ntetande 1ald he wlll vote
wlll ~' ......,"' ectJon that a I a I n 1 t th• co u r\ ho u u
hH •••lied th• old county renavauon until \he atata llllJ1I • r.;.i·.-,..n..;.~ • .,.-.r..~~~ I b~~r1!" W~
The board approved four relmburM the county for any
recommendatJona 1ubmJUed on aUerationll It requested. He a1lo
Wec:tn..say by Supervilot &.er expreued concern• about
Stanton aJmed at 1•ttln1 the potential coet overruna on the
derailed renovaUon project beck project.
on tr.c:k in •hort order. Without Nestande'• vote and
Tht much-heralded renovaUon because of the absence of
of the turn-of-the-century Supervisor Harriett Wieder, structure atalled unexpectedly vaca•1 ...... 1 .... aboard a Caribbean Tuead~ when what wa1 _, .... .. _._ be tine CNbe ahip, the meuwe failed to OONiuc to • rou matter mUl1er a needed four votes for concern1n8 the project failed to
win auffident votes to c.wry It. · puaaae.
Concemed that the state miaht Matten involvlni the leuina
not be wil1lna to pay for certain of oou.nty bulldino muat receive
building afteraUon1 it hu at least a four-fiftha vote of the
requested, Supervlaor Bruce board expJ.a1ned County c.oun.el
Nettande refu.ed to vote ln favor Adrian J<uyper.
of a measure that would have Stanton'• four-point directive
authorized transfer of a leue and to the county General Servtc.
Onofre
TNT case
pleaded
By Tile Aaaoclated Prete
A maintenance wor ker at the
San Onofre nuclear power plant
has pleaded innocent to
possession of exploaivea after
~ton alleged he wanted to ·
b the plant.
Michael Bergin, 25, of Cypreaa
entered hla innocent plea
Wedne9day in Orange County
Superior Court in Santa Ana. A
pretrial hearing waa scheduled
for Feb. 11.
Bergin was a.rrefled Nov. 18
after he allegedly bought a
1 W -pound stick of a plastic
exploaive called C-4 from an
undercover sheriff's detective,
said San Clemente Police Lt. Al
Ehlow. The charge wu enough
to blast a hole ln a concrete wall,
Ehlow uid.
Detectives claimed an aerial
phot.oeraph of the nuclear plant
MU San Clemente WU found in
Bergin'• car. Berldn nma1ned ln a.wtody in
lieu of $25.000 t.il.
Deputy District Attorney Carl Biaa hu Mid Bergin auppoeedly
bouaht the explo.tvee lcir $200
from an undercover aberlff'a
de1ective and an lnfonnant who
tipped authorities that Berlin
hid a~ him about auch a
~·
Bergin claimed he bought the
material• to set off on New·
Yeer'a Eve.
But Biggs aaid that "other
statements were made to other
people that were inconaiatent
with that."
Bergin had a good record aa a
plant worker and did not have
clearance to e.nter ttatrlcted areas
unaccompanied, wd officiala of
Southern California Edi9on Co.,
operator of the plant.
Bergin'• attorney, Bruce
Bridgman, hu contended the
caae haa been blown out of
proportion. A mouthful
Apncy 11 Ina.net.id la IMWlte
H•wide'• ,..,. ~ tM
l•Mlnl of coutlroom ·~ for
&he new dlvl1lon of th• 4•h 011trict Court of ADOleJ.
General 8ervfct1 A1e n cy
ottldall wtn cold lo:
-Amend a1rHment.a wltb
projlct ~httec11 and enc1nMn
to include •pedal provtJlona that
provide incenuv .. io minimize
th• pouibillty of conatruction
coat overruns.
-Report to the board dwinl
the Jan. 6 meetina on the atatua
of leaae neaotJatTona with the
state for oou.rtroom •J*=e·
-Develop procedures to
acreen con1truction contracion ao
that construction coet overrwu
will not occur.
-Report to the board when
leue ne1<>Uationa with the state
are complete, but before the
board authorlzea the construction
phaae of the project to proceed.
Neatande, who voted ln favor
"He wea jwt aoina to get eome
expu.tves and Shoot them off at
New Year's. It just ahowa all the
paranoia that people have about
nuclear power."
Mobile home
fire probed
Sadie, a Frisbee-catching dog owned by
Mitch Breer, shows her form at Mariner's
Park in Newport Beach. The mutt has
been on the receiving end of the rubber
di8C8 (or the past two yean and has gotten
quite good.
uf th• dlrH&IYH, Hid that
1JthQU•h he don 1upport lh •
1pproaioh k> ~ wllh I.he
projlci, he will rtterve the ri•hl
to vote .,.tnlt 11 In the future.
"Ria ht now, I feel I'll vote
8'81nl& It," he added.
Kt allO aakf t.M board action
waa Intended only to make
addlllonal lnformaUon available
to the board when it recon.tdett
the matter at lta next meet..lng.
The board f lnt approved
renovating the red 1and1tone
bulldln1 lut July, spurred by,
legislation then pendlna In.
Sae:r-amento that will pennl t the
state to take tJtle to the buUd.1ni
lf plans for the project are not
completed by June 30 and
conatructlon ls not under way
before Dec. 31, 1983.
Bealdet providing courtrooll)
space, the $3 million renovation
la lntended to bring the agtna
structure up to current fl.re and
earthquake standard.a.
MEDICAL ...
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and a $1.3 million share will be
used to pay for county social
worken, stationed at the vario~
hospitals to screen applicants
seeking care.
The w ay the contract is
worded, participating hoepita1-
wlll d ivide shares of the $13
mlllion set aside for patient
services.
"11 fewer people come in they
(the hoepit.als) make money. If
more come in, the board will
have to add additional money,"
said Robert Love, an aide to
Supervisor Harriett Wieder who
negotiated the contract.
Love said the program ls set-
up to accommodate the 12,528
adults who, on the average, are
expected to seek free care in
Orange County each month.
The contract was designed tO
provide a minimum of disruption
to the delivery of health care
services and, at the same time,
contract out to the private sector
as much of the program a s
possible, he said.
Applicants for the free medicaJ
services would have to apply at
the ho1pital each time they
aought attentJon. Some would
have to pay some portion of their
bill.
To be elllible fM the ~
an applicant would have to be a
county resident whoee monthlj
income does not exceed $248 lf ~
or ahe were atngle. For a f.amil)l
of four, for tn.ta.nce, the lnomMI.
limit would be $601 a month. : Alao, appncants couJd not have
pen10rual property, excluding •
car, worth more than $1,000 o'
real property exceeding $5,000 in
value. . _
The scope of medical services
available to those who qualify
will include major medical
emergencies that require
hospitaliiation , minor med ical
emergencies that do not require a-
hosp it a I stay, appropriate
follow-up services u well H
pharmaceuticals and other
medical supplies.
Sta ys in extended c are
facilities, adult day-care facilltiet
or pregnancy services will not be
covered. Alao, the program will
not pay for eye glasses or heanng
aid.a.
While indigent adults' med.le.al
care becomes the county '•
responsibility Jan. l, medical
services for poor peniona under
the age of 18, pregnant women.,
refugees, federal we lfar~
recipients, the elderly and thOIMl
in nuraing homes stlll wlll be'
covered by Medi-Cal.
HuntiJllton Beech offidala are
investfaaUJll the cau. of a fift
that destroyed a mobih home
and cau.ed a 1<>11 eatlm.ated at
sa~.ooo.
Fire investigator Rick
Grunbawn Mid the coach wu
enveloped in flames when
fireflahten arrived at Rancho
Del Rey Mobile Home r.tatea at
2:40 p..m. Wect.n.day.
Merry Christ:mas
Owner Bill Locke waa not
home at the time. No injuries
were Nponed, Onanbaum aakl.
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Happy and Prosperous Year
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Trade chief set
for Australia
lttvea Ba4olale, .uc:uUve
dlreciol' of the World Trade
Center AmoclaUon of ~
County, haa been invited 6y
the Auat.rallan Jovernment to
vlalt the major clllea of
Sydney, M e lbourne and
Canberra.
The trip 11 to be a
forerunner for a later trade/
investment mission Cor
• Nobel Prize winner
Gerald Edelman will present
a free lecture on nerve cell
connections in the brain Jan.
5 at UC Irvine.
Edelman, a Un2 Nobel
Priz.e winner and a profeseor
at Rockefeller University in
New York, will speak at 7
p.m. in the Science Lecture
Hall. Ria talk is part of the
university's Distinguished
• A theater apJ'reciation
class, which includes tickets
and transportation to five
plays in the Loe Angeles area.
will begin Jan. 6.
Sponsored through the
parks, beaches and recreation
department In Newport
Beach, th~ initial class will be
held at the Carroll Beek
Oran&• County bua1nelarnen belna planned for mkl·11~83.
Tbe lnlpecUon trip " beiJUr conducted ln conjunction wltli
the Ora.np County Chamber
of Commerce and the U.S .
Department of Commerce.
The trade ueoclaUon la a
non-profit group and more
than 200 buslne11ea and
organizations are members.
Le ct ur e Series in
Neuroecience.
The lecture is approved for
continuing medlcal education
credits through the Callfomla
Medical Auoclatlon. More
information may be obtained
by calling the Center for
Health Education at (213)
595-3811 or ucrs Psychiatry
Department, 833-4241.
c.ommuruty Center on Balboa
Island. There is a $100 fee for
the claas taught b y Fred
Cutler, an instructor at
Corona del Mar High School.
Plays on the class achedule
include "Ain't Misbehavin"
and "Bleacher Bums." For
more information, call
640-2271.
. ounty
airline Jump hatt ry af ely
use down
Fower •irllo11 puaen1er•
arrived •t and departed from
John W•yne Airport In
November than durll'\I tht aame
month a year .,o.
Record• ahow 206,aOJ
pa11en1era Uled the airport lut
month compared to the 207,184
pauengera who flew into or out
of the airport a year ago.
The decrease In pa11enger
traffic, lea than one percent over
1981 , mlght be attributed to a
fewer number of commercial
flights out of the airport. A1r
carrier operatlona declined 2
pettent from the levela recorded
ln 1981. the report atates.
However, overall paaaenger
traffic through November
Increased 6.~ percent over the
1981 level
While comme r cial air
operationa decreued somewhat
in November, commuter airline
trattic increased 19 percent over
same period In 1981, records
show.
General aviation activity,
which take. in all private aircraf\
operations, continued to increase,
up 6.6 percent from Its levels of
one year ago. General aviation
accounted for 88 percent of all
!1.!'~'12.~
DEAR RIADIRS: Jumpln1 a dHd
ban ry o•n 11v• th• day tor a 1t.r1nd•d
moCOl'Mlt, lf lt'I don Nfely. JUtt. 004f lpark ~an
•t off an •Y•threatentna injury. Men than
20,000 blttery~lated lnju.rt• 0'1CUrred lut
yNr, two.lhtrda ~uttina ln lnjurlet to the •)'•.
The Natlon•l Society to Prevent
8Undn-rocommenda the following Upi for
jwnplna a CU battery Nfely;
Before attachlnc the cable1, take the
followln1 precrauUoN. Put out all cigarettes
and ftamee. Make 1ure can don't touch. Set
both can' ~ktnl brakee and automatic 1hifta
to "Park. Tum lanlUon off. Add battery
wat.et, If needed. Replace cal)I. Cover with damP. cloth. Don't jump-1tart if fiuid ii froi.en.
Don t proceed unleu batteries are of the aame
voltage and negatively grounded.
Uee the followtna procedure to attach the
cables. Cta,np one jumper cable to positive ( +)
pole of dead battery. Then clamp cable'• other
end to positive (+) pole of good battery. At
good battery, clamp aecond cable to negative
(-)pole. Then clamp cable's other end to dead
car's engine block on aide away from batt~ry.
Start the booster car, then the disabled one.
Remove cable from enatne block and negative
pole, then from positive poles.
For maximum eye aafety -always wear
protective goggles when working around car
batteries.
It ' nol loo Isle
DEAR PAT1 h 11 '" late for me a. &aU
• mtdleal deducUH for 11m1 cHmelle
nr1ery a~at I pin to lllu •He I•
De4?tmber?
K.E., Coata Mea
No. Any medical ex~naea you Incurred
and paid for durlnt thia year can be c.lalmed
on your 1982 tax return, actordln1 to the
lntemal Revenue Service.
Check out dealer
DEAR PAT: I bHllat u old Hed car
from • private party. 1\e orl11.Da.1 owaer'a
mao11al bad been loat. Do yo. bow w~ere I
could locate oae?
P.B., Newport Beac~
You didn't say what make, year or model
your car ia, so A YS 1uggeata contacting a
dealer who aellil new modela of the car you
purchased. (f that doesn't work, contact
Mllestone Autobooka, 3524 Magnolia Blvd.,
Burbank 91505, to aee if a book for your car ia
available.
• Cot • problem? Then wnte to 6 91 Pal Horowitz. Pat will rut t'f!d tape,
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geWng thi> a11J1wenr •nd action you
need to solve Jnequltle• in
go~mmenr and bwmt.W. Mail your qunrioM
to Par Horowitz, Al Your Service, OrlUlle
Couc Daily Pilot. P.O. Box JMO. Cort.a Me.a.
CA 92626
aircraft operations at the airport. L WIN -HAMMOND
In November, 35,904 takeoffs ........... _11 a.GANI CHURl:H OF ST. MATTHEW
and landi.no were recorded by __., .... ... BY THE SEA airport oftlclals, a 6.9 percent None finer 12% financing on new • -
increue from the 33,440 takeoffs Baldwlns Dec. only (sale Items e11cluded) Traditions/ Esp/scops/
and landinas posted in November ORGAN & PIANO CENTER
1981. 270 E. 17th st., Costa Mesa 645_247 1 CHRISTMAS EVE EUCHARIST
While the number of airline C::================:::::::::::::=:::::::::::~ 9:00 p.m. r:e~~~~ ~~~~d:f ~~~ P1ri1h Hill C.••••itr Ch1roll
parked at airport lots continues to 811 Heliotrope, Coron• del Mar
climb. Airport parking lots Microwave stcwe closed. Owner Mlling mlaowave The Aeverned James Hohlfeld
posted a 3.4 percent tncreue ln ovens. Any reaaonable offen. Example: Sharp 532-2201
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Mitrovich,
director of the Laguna Poets,
has annOWlCed winners of a
r ecent poetry contest
sponsored by the
organization.
First place winner is
Aatboay L. Lellmu, 46, of
Fountain Valley. The two
runners-up are Marlo Dtvok,
35, of Irvine and Chloe Silk,
26, of Anaheim.
November over the number of w /carouMI '215; Ama~ '175. (192~ Book of Common Prsrer)
vehicles parked a year ago. For Call 546-6740 '-----....;..------------:: theyear,thenwnberofvehicles ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'L.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ parked haa l.ncreued 9.1 percent.
Whale Watch Cruises
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SAINT MICHAEL and ALL ANGELS
EPISCOPALCHURCH
:Je~livaf Guchari~I~
A Gift of Christmas Music will be presented by the
Choir with soloists, flute. cello and vlollns under
the direction of
Dr. Burton Karaon
10:30-11pm-Chrlstmaa Eve (bef«e Midnight M ... )
9:30-10am-Chrlatmaa Day
(bef«e tht Eucharlat)
3233 Padflc View Drive '44·0463
CoronJ del Mir 92625
This hot1day season. jeln 1he Westcllft Plaza tamlly Seleci your gifts from more
thao 1wen1y SN>pS. withOul crowdl or endleSI parking lots . with the personal touch
that Westcitft Plaza has beCOme known for
This Saturday attemooo. and 9Y9fY IY9fllOg ne11t weet<, eolOY Christmas carOle<s
and have the kids meet Mrs Santa -who""''" be filling he! s1ock1ng with g1tts lor Toys
for Tots-and giving out CMstmn good1ff ol her ownll
OPEN TIL t P.M. WEEKNIGHTS
W estcliff
17th and Irvine
Newp0rt Beach Rlaz
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I Contrary to the bekef of many
I car makers. not all people who
can afford a large tax shelter are
too inert to en1oy 1t
The proof of which 1s embod-
ied 1n one remarkable luxury
sedan The BMW 7331.
It is a $35.000 car that, when
used for business purposes. per-
forms splendidly on your tax forms.
yielding 1982 tax savings as hgh
as $6.300•
But 1t performs even more
splendidly on other surfaces. yield-
ing rewards that can't be measured
1n monetary value alone
According to AutoWeek mag-
azine "both inside and out. 1n
performance and comfort. the
BMW 7331 1s a truly superior
machine'"
It owes this supenonty to a
variety of attnbutes Attnbutes
such as a remarkably responStve
fuel-1n1ected engine that denies
the driver nothing but the slug·
g1~ness of ordinary luxury sedans A"l'lda palenfe<ffronl suspensi:on
that straightens curves and flat·
tens mountain roads with a sense
of poise beyond the capacity of
kmousine-l1ke sedans.
But for al its virtues the 7331
Slitters from one drawback:
scarcity Given thetr limited Sl.IP-
ply-and the obVIOUs fact that
the current tax year expires on
December 31st-we urge you to
pursue the 7331 while there are
still 7331's to be pursued.
You can do so at your& nearest BMW dealer.
who w1M be happy
to arrange a thorough
test drive.
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Look to the bright side
Colorful snapdragons
-bloom in shades or yellow'
orange, red, pink i\,Dd in
white.
Yot.& Clift blilhten the wtn-.r....,,. around your
homi by Plmdnl the rt1hi planta. By planUnc rtaht now you can have wtnt.er color from many annuall,
~Ind ahrube.
Thne favorites In the annual cate8ory are
lce1and popplee with lonc·•temmed brtaht cupa of
colot bloomln1 well into late 1prtn1 and their cre~llke flowera come in many put.el 1hadea;
caJenduJai with fiowen Of C.re&m, ypllow, IOJd, oranee and pen1mmon wW provide a oonUnuoua
ahow of cofor ln flower bed.a, containers and
window boxes; the fairy primroeea are u brieht u
the other two rnentiofted but they'll live you an
abundance of white, p1nk and lavender fiowen
which 1'81ly perk up a walkway, planting beds or
borden: Don't be hesitant ln using any one of the9e
three u a bulb bed cover either.
Some of the peren.niala that help carry the
color ahow are African daiay, botanically known u
oateoepermwn. Ita dalay-llke flowers of white,
yellow, oranse and aalmon are a real boon to
hillsides, slopes and ground cover areu.
Fibrous bepUu with thelr Wainty pink, roee
or white blooml can be u8ed 1n a .emi-ahade area.
Guanla la another daiay-llke bloom Jn brilliant
orange or yellow or g0 ltraight to the marguerite
with tta white, pink or yellow daiaies. For l'hruba,
check out the camelliu, or thoee prolific apring
bloomers. forsythia and daphne with ita wonderful
fragrance.
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• If you received a potted ch.ryunthemwn aa a
gift, don't throw it away when ita color fades. Cut
the chryaanthemwn back to aix inches and plant. it
out in the garden for bloom in 19QS.
• Prune donnant fruit treea now. Apricots,
apples, pears and plums need a light trim but
peaches and nectarines need heavier pruning.
• For fresh auocul_.t berries rtaht Jn your own
back yard, plant blackberries or raspberrieti now.
• Don't leave your living Chrlatmu tree
indoors much longer. Plant it now or care for it as
you would any container tree outdoors.
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BAV ST,
LOT 1
LLOVDS NURSER~
Shop with us for Christmas. Make~~~~·
your Holiday shopping an adventure,
discovering our many boutiques and
galleries from around the world. With
an exceptional choi~ of continental
restaurants , your dining ~rience
becomes an affair ta remember:
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Tidings of great joy·
• ring out once more
And It came to pass In those days, that
there went out a decree from Caesar
Augustus, that all the world should be taxed.
And all went to be taxed, every one Into
his own city. ·
And Joseph also went up from Galllee,
out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto
the city of David, which Is called Bethlehem;
(b~ause he was of the house and lineage of
David:)
To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife,
being great with child.
And so It was, that, while they were
there, the days were accomplished that she
should be· delivered.
And she brought forth her firstborn son,
and-wrapped him ln,,.swaddling clothes, and
laid him In a manger; because there was no
room for them In the Inn.
And there were In the same country
shepherds abiding In the field, keeping watch
over their flock by night.
And, lo, the..angel of the Lord came upon
them, and the glory of the Lord shone round
about them: and they were sore afraid.
And the angel said unto them, Fear not:
for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great
joy, which shall be to all people.
For unto you Is born thls day In the city of
David a Savior, which Is Christ the Lord.
And this shall be a sign unto you: Ye shall
find the babe wrapped In swaddtlng ctothes,
lying In a manger.
And suddenly there was with the angel a
multitude of the heavenly host praising God,
and saying.
Glory to God In the highest, and on earth
peace, good will toward men.
' St. Luke, Chapter 2
King James Version
The Holy 'Blble
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PAY K,AISE
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TV part of new education
.NEW YORK -Aaking the National
Auociatlon of Broadcaatera whether
children watch too much televiaion la
llke asking a Saudi Arabian prince
whether ga.allne prices are too high.
The NAB repreeenta the owners of the
country'• televtaion stations, ao lt'a not
surpriaing that the .-odatlon hu just
iaued a J>09itlon paper claiming that
television 11 taking too much of the
blame for declining reading-achievement
teet ICOl'eS and other ..orted problems
of modem American education.
What 1a IW'prisi.nfc, thouah. " that the broedcuten are right. Televtaion ia here
to stay. It la our environment, more like
weather than like book publiahing. The
medium can't change. What ha• to
change la education, the sooner the
better.
THE BROADCAST&BS were
disturbed -ao diaturbed that their
attention waa momentarily diverted
from counting money -. by a pair of
report'• from the California State
Department of Education. One lndicated
-but did not quite conclude -that
poor readlng-achievement 8COfeS among
students could be Unked to heavy
television viewing. The other one,
widely reported around the country,
evaluated the lm~ct of lndlvldual ~ and-..kl that .wdeftta -~
watch 'M•A•S•ff" tend to have hl.lher
achievement and tho.e who watch 1'J'he
Dukes of Hazzard' tend to have lower
llChieveeMnl ..
To all th1a, ~ •tistica that lnd.icate
the avei:aae ~ between the a,ges
of 6 and 11 watches three and a half
hours of television a dal• the NAB 1ays
the real villain 11 ' 1ocioeconomlc
factors." Kida with well-to-do, well-
educated parenta tend to do algnlflcantly
better in IChool than the ld<la of poor
folk, juat aa they did when you and 1
were young.
I wonder, thouah, whether there are
any villains more evil than plain old
--~ llCllll 111111 1 ·;._ -..
Inevitable progre99. Th1no just aren't
the same aa they were wben we were
youn1. There are computers and
cal<."U.laton, video and video 1amee -
dense, quick storms of information
racing around our heads and imM:te the
heade of our children.
It'• a cruel world. I spent four y-.n,
six days a week, and thouaanda of dollara
studying for my desree in mechanical
engineering. I got it ln 1960 -and
within a few years. Texas lnatrumenta
wu .elllng almolt everything I knew to
anyone who would pay $9.95 for an
electronic eaJculator.
It la very poeaible that my children
may never know u much about tqUAre
roota • 1 do. Or, sadly, they may not do
M much ~ u J do. But I suspect
that they -ancf your children -will be
smarter than I am. (They will haw more
knowledge, 1f not more Judsment.) A lot
of math, and reading too, after all, I.I dQs
work. U I could have gotten the answers • ·
by pushing a button 1n 1959, I would
have done it. '11\ere'a nothina inherently
enobli.ng about working out tqUAre roota
hours at a time. 11\e time I saved micht
have allowed me the intellectual luxury
of think:ina up new questiona.
And we have many new quest.lom
now about education. Our children -
and, 900n, their children -are receivinl
Information and experience ln new
ways, out.aide the cluaroom, at leut. 11\e
challenge of the pre9ellt la to understand
those new learning proceaaea well
enough to prepare our children for a
future of accelerating change. Their
future, and America's, will depend
lncreulngly on what they know, what
they know how to do and what they are
capable of learning.
TELEVISION IS one of the thlnp
they know about. Good. "It la the chief
entertalnment and infonnatioo medium
of our time," reported the 8elf.-rvtnc
broadcuten In the oaOer releued by
their own TeleYWon lnlonnation Office.
"lncreuingly, the quest of educaton
must be for more and better ways to
capltaliz.e on the u.eful upecta of the
child'• viewin8 experience.'' 'nw. childien watching the box all
afternoon are the only future we have.
And the future of their ~lrl' la not
dependent on rebu.Udinl steel planta in otao, it la dependiln\ Oft ndeflnlnC and
rebulldlna American education •• •
quickly .. pcmlble.
Sacrament·o braces for qu~en's visit
Legialat.ora and civic offlclab of
Sacramento are 1olng ga-aa lo
antlclpatlon of a vlait by Queen
Elizabeth II and her husband Prince
Philip which la alat.edlor March .._. ._RU"l
of an American tour which will lncfude
S\Olll. ln .everal 1arae dtia
'nMe b1dUlion of Sacramento on the
trip WM repor1edly a coup pulled off by
Sp.ker Willie Brown who bl working
out detaUa with the State Department.
A.a wtllle hi.rmelf would aay, this ~
pretty lofty company for a former Tex.at
cotton p6cker and could only happen in
America.
THE QUDN'S villtadon folloW. that
of Prince Cbarlee who wound up a
~cry trip In 1977 with a tour of
Napa Valley wlnel'lea and a atopoYer in
Sacramento Dli9de notable by the spartan
lunch of been sprouts eerved him by
Gov. Jen')' Brown In tm Capitol olfice.
Speaker ero,m 19 determ1ned not to
alight the Queen in such a manner and
plans a "meal flt for royalty" to be
.erved lh the refurbiahed State Capitol.
Con•iderlng the vast differences
between England'• government and that
of the U.S. and ita 50 states, the Queen
may have difficulty understanding
where each of the state and local offidala
who will hover around her during the
vUtt. fit into the picture. sun. w will
have been.well briefed and_undoubtedly
will be better lnfonned about California
government and ita people than thme
who meet with her will have bot.bend to
1nform them.elves about bei-and bet ecwemment.
Where once the Engliah monarch held
abeolute power, thia haa c:llminlahed over
the centuriell starting beck 1n 1215 when
~ .
IUl 111111
the EnaJ.1ab 1ont. brouaht King John to
heel at Runnymede and compelled the
ldln1n8 of the Macna Carta. -sun, from the time Henry Tudor
sel..t the throne 1n 1485 until the death
of the tint Queen Elizabeth in 1803,
Enaland wu under a •tronc, •table
roonarclly. Her death brouaht to power
the Stuarta when James Vf of Scotland
became James I of England. Ilia .on
Charles ran into dJHlcul\iee with the
Puritan dominated Parliament which
ended lo hla execution and the
.tabllahment under Oliver CrmneWell
of a republican government in 1649
whJch lu1ed until the restoration of the
Stuarts under James JI in 1660.
The limited form which thUI new
monarchy took WM undencored lo 1688
when Jamee II wu driven from the
throne. The. Id~ Weft further Umit.ed by the t ol Jditical
peru.. ln Par11.ament the emer~, under the Hanoverian monarc:m the
18th century, of the office of prime ,
mlnister. • •.
The trend fot reltricdna the powen ol :
the monarch Ml continued Into the 20th
~ undl they have been vtnuall1
eclipeed and today the duttee of the
Queen are larldY ceremonial. ' EVBN 80 the Queen retain••
importance not just u the flcuratlve • ·
heed of state but • me of the we.lth'-t ~
women Jn the world. Not ~ ct.. the aovemment_ IUpport her and the roym
family ln h1&b •tyle wltla L": r•
al.aria and 1llvlsh
but ahe l• one of T.1:ree laraeet f
landownen in J:nclanc:l~v
tnlCtl of land which cannot be I
in fee llmple but must be from tht
crown. The revenues from. tti.e lmdl =r ~bank accounts of tbe Queen
An elepnt lady, Elizabeth JI WM OOm
lo 1926 and hu reilEned since 19~2. Her
trip her will mule her third viat to the .
U.S., the other two being in 1957 and
1959.
How would we react if he returned today?
(&prln~ by requ.t)
If there should be, on Chrlstmu Day,
• second comlna. would there not eoon
. be • eeoond erudfildon?
And th.it time, "°'by the Romana OI'
the Jews, but by tt.c. who proudly call
thenwelvee ChNtluw?
I wonder bow we today ~d reprd
and treat thla man with hia lttan&e and
~ ~>
Would not the wealthy amo~
c:aatlcate him u a troub&e-maldnc
becaUM he ban the rich from entert.na
the kinadom of heewn?
Woufd not the Uberala amona us
dl•miaa him •• a dreamy vapbo~d
becaUle he U,... ~ to tab DO tboqht
for the M01row, to lay up no ~
u~ Earth? Would not the ......... _..,, amGe1 UI
denounce blm u a rut.Ina heretic
tMlcaUM he ~1m throucb W c.9rdl of
ritual and OOlftlMDdl \II Clnly to aov. God
and OW'~ Would no1 the......._ ...... __,.
\II Njlct ham• a~ II•'~ be WU'M
U1 that the way to tiillfttkm II IWl'OW
ind dlttlcW\1 .
· .J.Would not the ~--._.. ,ua
t .... bbn -.-:hi'liliiill'.'ilitnb With-~p......_ ......... ;~ the~ ol Wlai ....... :_.....-..... °'~--·'M
,,. •'fint" should take the ro)e of tht
leut and 8el'Ve all? Would not the worldly-wl1e and
educated amolll UI be .,U.t to bear
that we cannot be NVed exc:epi we
beciomt M chUdren. and that a Utde c:h1ld
lball le.cl w?
I wonder. I wonder' 1.f the ~
&ta hM ,.et blcw'l·
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11ubborn Cllppen
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There is no guarl;lntee their efforts will
pay off for him, but the 45 people who
gather in small groups to pattern John M.
Beresford have found the experience has
given them something precious -new
· friends.
A study in year•ro~nd giving
Bf LORENZO BENET
dftMDelfr .... ~ -
"My friends ask me, 'how can
you do ttr It must be ao ad.'
Well, I grew up in Ne~ and I
love the beach. John loved to
surf and swim. He'• like a
brother to me. He make• me
appl"f!CiAte everything in life.
"I also can be a deep friend
with every volunteer who Wlllb
through that door. They'tt all
very caring people. They're
givers. not taken."
-Joan Cuo, one of 45
volunteers who administer
therapy to paralysis victim John
Beresford.
You can 1ee them at work as
you pus by the Beresfordt' Coata
Meu home at 227 E. 19th Street.
On the other side of the bey
window, five people are standing
around 37-year-old John
Beresford, whose body is
stretched out on a long table. For
eeveral minutes, they move his
limbs and head in a steady.
crawling motion, offering some
··worda of encouragement.
"Relax John, don't resist,
looeen up. You're doing good,
John."
they knew before a car accident
nearly three years ago left him
paralyzed and unable to speak.
It meant removing John from a
c onvalescent hom e and
renovating the front unit of their
two-houae lot in order that John
could recelve the daily patterning
treatment.
Jack, a retired postal worker,
bought a $6,000 van to drive his
.on to doctoca' appointment.I. He
estimates he spends $10,000
annually for John's medJca1 bills.
"It's a 1eVen-day a week job,"
he said. "But the money doesn't
mat\er. He's our only .on. If we
wanted to be heart.lees we could
put him on MediCal and put him
in a nursing home. But we'll
keeP. this up untµ he dies, or we
die.'
Each patterning seulon,
however, requires five people.
Jack and May solicited for
volunteers by placing an ad in a
Christian publication. After a
newspaper sto{y about John,
enough volunteers, including
whole families, had been
gathered to begin the therapy.
To the 45 people who
volunteer one half-hour ol. their
"It can get disappointing ... but when
you eee eometbing happen, it's eo
exhilerating."
Twice in the morning and once
in the evening this exercise,
called pattemlnB. la repeated. It
la a treatment de9igrled to ie.cti
brain-damaged people to crawl
The hope la that by manipulating
the body, the unbanned part of
the brain will takeover the motor
fwx:tiona lost from the injury.
In moat medical circles,
patterning la considered a
controversial form of therapy, ao
much ao that many docton ref\.llle
to recommend it, according to Dr.
John Miller, of Newport Belich,
who suggested the treatment to
the Beresforda.
Patterning haa ahown positive
reaulta in brain-damaged
children, but there la no
guarantee it will work, Miller
aald.
Jack and May Beresford,-
_however, weren't content with
most docton' recommendation to
le.ave John in a convalescent
borne. Wbat'a more, they were
convinced he wasn't a vegetable;
they believed he could
understand their words.
So 16 month• ago, they
embarked oo a time oonsumin8
and ~ vi8i.l to regain the aon
time week. the pet1emlng
aeulona have evolved into
something more than simply an
opportunity to help 101DeODe le.
fortunate.
''I came in thinking it would be
a nice Chria1ian thing to do,'' aaid
Grace Tronvold , 59, of
Huntington Beach. "rve pined
.o much more than I could ever
give. I've learned bow two
parents can cope with amneone
who is handicapped. I've
developed an affection for John.
I've met aome really neat people.
"My 90ll al.o corne9 with me,"
Tronvold said. "Everyone always
says California la 'me, me place.'
Here be can learn empathy and
that there are people who are
dbadvantqeci"
Most of the groups that started
to1ether 16 months a10 have
remalaed Intact and cloae
frlendahips have developed. For
lnatanoe, when Glenn Vauthrln
ran ln the Newport Beach
marathon, his Monday nl1ht
group and the Bermorda were
thett to ~ him on.
c.ookie Wablon. a 26-year-old
mana1er of a Newport Beach
insurance company, aald ahe aw. her ~ life with her
l'riday niaht group. ''They know
everything about me," ahe aaid.
"Two othen in my group have
Patternen, from left to right, Pat Tompkins, Ed Lebo, Marty
Koepsell and Pat Dennis exerciAe John M. Beresford's mW1Cles.
During a clOH momen~ top, Pat Dennis grips John's hand.
kids and they like to know about
my dates or what I'm doing that
night."
The therapy ia a very alow
proce9S, and volunteers can get
frustrated at times. "It can get
disappoinUng if you don't see
things go the way you'd like,"
aaid Micki Simonin, a ~ie. at a
Costa Mesa restaurant. "But
when you aee something happen, '
lt'a ao exhiler'atlng."
John haa ahown progreaa
during the peat 16 months. There
haa been l.ncreued movement in
his right arm and hand, where
there wu none before. He al.o
baa been moving hla head and ia
starting to swallow. All the
volunteen say John haa ahown
improvement.
"That's what we need to
hear," Jack said. "May and I are
so cloee to lt, we can't aee the
change.."
Last Saturday, Arthur and
Louise Green, a retired couple
from Lagw\a Beach, arrived at
the Ben!Sforda' Sie'Vft'&Jmlnuta
before an 11 a .m . patterning
aesaion.
After planting a kila on John'a
forehead, Lou.We made a bee-line
for the kitchen where May
always hH baked cakes and·
cook.lee laid out cna table. Thia la
la where volunteers and the
Beresforda can alt down and
chit-chat over coffee. Thia la
where Cookie Wat.on tal.ka about
her love life, where Micki
Simonin and May make plana foe
a Sunday afternoon pme of golf.
It ia where the Beredorda tell
you what John was like before
the accident.
They show pictures of their
aon, the ladiet' man, sitting on a
couch, a girlfriend perched on hla
knee. The aame John who u8ed
to get up at 5 a.m. each day to go
surfing brfore-1lt1endlng dallee
at Newport-Harbor High School.
The John who later traveled all
over the world to compete in
profellional surfing competltlona
and who for ei8ht years taught at
a California \routh Authority
Camp nMI' Santa Cnn. hetg:;:
YOW\I inmates earn their
achool diplomas.
They tell you about John'•
12-year-old apn Erle, from a
previou. marrtaaie. who vilitl his
lathe.r regularly and makee tapes
for him to listen to.
"For a lon1 time," Wai.on
recalled, "there WU no ~·
~; .. . .. .. .:
.· . .; .
::: .. " Most of the time I golni just for :.:
the parents. U we can't give them ~
hope, wh9 'fill?" ~
After the patterning aesalon, :,:
the Greens ·and the Beresforda
sat In the kitchen talking about
the boat parade they bad seen ~
together the previous evenma.
Then Arthur brought up John. ~
"You know, when I came in x
last night, I aaid, 'hello John.' and S
he was looking the other way ~
and he turned his head and bia ~~
mouth moved and 'I thought, l ~
• gee , he ' s go 1 n g to a a Y. ';:
aomethina '' · ~
'One d~y he will and he'll ~
surpriae us all, .. May aald. ~
• • • 'ii
The Bermlordtl would like 8o ~:
add~ more wlunteets. Men and ~ physical iberaplm a.re specUlly ~
needed. You may nw:b them •t $ 63l..J404. •
I
IOlll Ol 111 .
IV CHAALll H. OOMH AND ~ M4AAtr:t
Op..nln1 l11d1 Ten or •. ot tlubl. ,,,_..,
BY SIDNEY OMARA
lalm"iu. Decem .. r II A&ISI (March 21-Aprtl 19): Secu.re feelinc repi.c. ambivalent reaponMI. rocua on glt\I,
1pedal material, evaluation of feeUnc-1 uaeu.
Llvwly clia'umlon 1t1mW.tee, touchel on WM)l"thodox .......
•'
t11t Wt11t vulnerabl1 Nurth
d al1.
NOllTH ••• O AI
0 Ailts
•A TU4
WEIT EAT
• AlOUU •.U
I;>" 10 0 1800
OQU 0 IOH
The brld1• uperl tan't do
the lmpo .. lble. All he can do
11 to make the moet or hi•
c:hanc••·
We are not IUN that Wt
approve of South:. decl1lon
to re1pond one no trump In
preference to raisins cluba.
However , the end re1ult left
llttle t.o be de1lred. Nor&h
had a problem with hie rebid
after w .. t overcalJed one
1pade. He had originally in·
tended making a reverse bid
of two diamond•, but he
opted ln1tead t.o upgrade the
value of lhe king of 1pade1
and 111kt a pratUeal Jump to
thrH no &rump.
We1L ltd d•• tor, of hit In·
ttrlor 1tquenc. n 1,.cle1.
O.clarer played Lh• kln1
from dummy and Eut made
th• fine play ot unbloc:lllns
the jack. Oedartr'• problem
wu not hard t.o '"· Ht had
to develoJ> th• club 1ult
without alrowln, East to 1aJn t,,. IHd, for a ead throurh
hit queen of 1padt1 was
bound t.o be fat.al. In addition,
he had t.o find a ninth trick
somewhere.
Le1dln1 1 ctlaiMild to lite
JMll WU ...... u, IUU&t. u
l:ut had &he A'*'" of dla
mond1, ht coulij rltt with ll
ud rntrt to 1p&det, After
cartful 1tudy. declarer found
the one lint of play that
would allow him t.o make hie
contract-he led 1 diamond
and llnt1ted hi• nine.
II he followed low, tlttlanr
wo..ld rite •ltll du-fa .,.
•M continue &llt 1utt. lltMr
way,,,,. conttact wu i.om..
Haver"'-"•,,_... ..
te clHltle &rH11llef Let
Claarltt Q.,.. ..a, 1" 1a4 ,.., .. , ..............
TAURUS (April 20-May 2'>): Cycle blah and
aplritual values come Into focua. "/ou're able to
articulate thou1ht.a, ldeu, fffllnp. Accolades
received, commendlnc you fOI' tute, &eneroeity.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Emphaaia on
chart&abJe orpnbationa, hospltala, appreciation of
true holidtY aplrit. Focu1 alao on family
reladcnhipa, domeiltic hannony and exchanae of
oontldlDcll wtth loved ona.
;:CANCZJl (June 21-July 22): Splrltual values conilt Into ~ cl..-foeu1. Lunar emphMla on
friild. h6pea. wtahee and joy that CCMnee from
~ lovwd ones happy. You'll have behind
~'4ew:. : LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Aaplratlona are
futfUled -your faith in apeclal peraon ia
Vif\d1cated. Emphasis alao on parUclpation in.
community. project, added pre11tige and unique
ho~r.
~.VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You touch on uni9enal theme; othen respond to your statements,
eff91"ts. Long-range view ia neceaaary -you
pe-ive spiritual values, lines of communication are
opeped.
·UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Area that had been
prohibited ia now open and relatio~ re-
establlahed. Concern over finanoee takes t to
reflection of happy faces. You'll make valuable
cootact.
, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Cooperation re coofUct -one cloee to you puts Miele any
raentment. Intuition ia on taraet. follow
on first impreaions. You pin by teechin&, • " ITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Many are ch~red by being in your preeence. You'll fe.el
~. vigor returns, optimism replacel eyniCal
deti:leanor. Long diatance calla are f•tured and
yo\('11 feel united with lov~d onff.
\·:CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Pleuure come.
~ children -cbanee. travel and variety ai.o
anSfeatured. You'll be with lively, brigbt people
~ appreciate your talenta and wil
~!QUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on w th, eecurity, affection -f.amily reunion is
bl~llgh ted. Written meauge provl clea
enn.htenment, clarifies goala and aervea aa
in.tpraUon.
~·PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Short trips are
feMuJ'ed, relatives commW\icate, reunions are
cei1ibrated. '6potlight on family relationships, ah"9d joy and a new undentanding of 1oYed ones.
•Kl •Qa SOUTH
•QS4
I;> Qt?
0 .us ., ....
The bidding hu proceeded:
Nwdl Eut s .. u. w .. t
I• Pue 1 NT 2 •
SNT Pue P ... Pa11
DEAR ANN LANDERS: If you tell me to
M.Y.O.B., 1 will. My nelghborJ have two children, a girl ~. a boy
1~. The boy la forced to ahave hla armpits. His
father awakens him' during the night and makes
hiin brush hia teeth and wash his hands. He alao la
forced to take a mower every morning and every
evening.
U he rebela aplnat doing theM thlnp, he ii
beaten. His father ia a nut and a aadiat. Thia
morning at 2 a.m. the tad showed up at my door. He
WU returninC home from a baby-aitti.n& job and
Waf locked out. The boy must work to pay for hla
clothes, shoes and penonal needs. 1 have talked to
hia roother and ahe says it'• true, but ahe cannot do
a th.Ina about IL She is afraid to take her aon'a aide
againat h1a father because th~re would be hell to
pay. I am able and willing to help the boy~ I called
the father at 2:15. a.m. to tell him hla 90n wu with
me. He aald, "Keep the little bastard."
I live alone. My three children have graduated
from college and have lives of their own. I have a
bualnem and can give the boy a home and a job. But
moet of all, I can give him love and a family. (1 am
~~ yean old.)
My friends telfme I am crazy toge\ involved.
What do you think. Ann Landen?-RAISED MY
THREE. AND CAN RAISE ONE MORE
DEAR RAISED THREE: I am fWed wUa. admlratloa for yoar coaraae aad warm-
i.eartedaeaa. Wllat a woaderfally earlca.la1
uperteace It woaJd be for yoa (ud wUt a break
C11hlng the ace of club1
would not do. That would
11.mply aUow Wett to unblock
the king, and thu1 permit
Eut to win the NCOnd roupd
Protpect.1 brlfhlened con·
1lderably when WHt won
thl• trick with the queen.
Weat exited earety with a dla
mond. Declarer won In hand
and led the jack of club1.
Whether Weat covered or
not, the contract wu 1.Ce. II
be played the king. he would
~ allowed to hold the trick.
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POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
MY M•ND AND HEART
SOMET•MES 61VE
CONFUSING MESSAGES•
&uT •
'THE CAL.L
OF MY sroM.'CM
IS ALWAYS
CLEAR.
for tile boy) U JM CMls lllm lD.
I caatlo• yoe, Mwever, to see a lawyer. Lepl
adoption woaW M .._ lteat ud safest coane. U
Wa la aot po1111tle, eoulder becomta1 a fNter·
pareat. U tM frm&cUe aext door wW 110t qree,
simply let ti.e lad now •e caa coot oa your
frlndaltJp ud a Jolt ud a eoUe1e edacattoa. Tlaeae
days wlten 10 muf people 1tu4J Idly by ud watcla
ma11la11 aad t.Uhl11, It'• woaderfal to know
tllere are folk• llb yoa aro..a.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thia letter, if printed
in your column, could aave eome lives and much
suffering. Pleue urp older people living alone to
keep a whi.tlle with them at all times. E.pedally at
night.
A ah.rill whlatle, worn around the neck at ·all
times. could be a Ufesaver. Three short blasts means
SOS. It could make the difference between life and
death. -HOPE I'VE HELPED (VAN NUYS)
DEAR VAN: Yoa uve l.Ddeed. n e wltJ1Ue1
cu be boapt at almost uy laardware atore for
uderU.
T rou1 H1A·1 r11
OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I admit I'm at least 39 pc>aa41 overwelpt. Neverdlelesa, I'm aot
worried abo1t It too maca.. My doctor laaa dledled
my clloleaterol aad my blood preaaare ucl tMJ're
okay. Yet, frtenda keep tellia1 me I 1a.o.ld ION
becaaae too macb wel<t tnvltea beart attacll1. h
tllJa trae? -MR. V.
DEAR MR. V.: I don't know what your friends
base their ooncluaiona on, but I think they happen
to be true. For years. I've warned overweight
patients that the exces fat in the titsue is a at...m
on the heart. Recent reporta from atudie in
Framingham indicate that no matter how well 'll
are otherwlae (normal blood pressure, nomw
cholesterol levels,) -and even in absence of
amokinJ[ -if you weigh too much, you're atill a
more likely candidate for a heart attack. 'nlerefore,
Mr. V., better listen to your friends and me: take off
some of that excess poundage.
FOR MRS. 0 .: One way to le.en periods of
weakness and hunger paina,appa:rently due to sharp
drops in blood sugar is to get lnto the habit of taking
snaclu between meals. But watc.h ycur weight. Do
not do 90 at the expense of taking in too many extra -
calories. Avoid concentrated aweeta like candies and
cookies. Rely on fruits., bita of chee9e, nibbling on
carrots, etc.
Dr. Sreincrohn welcomes reader ma.i1 but is
sorry he cannot answer ·personally. Letters of
wide.st interest will be answered in hla column.
Send your questions to him, in c,are of the Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1660, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
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SAINT MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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Tuesday 7 a.m. Wednesdays ~:30 a.m. •
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on a C011f-" The perfect Christmas gift
for the employee from the busy businessman .
We alao have Haagen-Daz• T-Shlrts and Hats
In many flavora.
Bill Walton rejects shot try by Laker
Norm Nixon during Thursday's game in
San Diego. Lakers won, 120-115.
Making a gift list,
checking it twice
By BEN W AI.&ER ,..__...,...
With the holiday season here,
it's time to think about preeenta
for favorite sports stars.
Here, a partial list. For:
-Pete Rose, still starring for
the Philadelphia Phillies at age
41 : A map to the Fountain of
Youth ... if he doesn't already
have It.
-George Allen, coach and
part-owner of the Chlcago Blitz
of tbe United States Football
League: An unlimited supply of
draft choices. It took Allen, who
turned the Washington Redskins
into winners by trading draft
choices for aging veterans, ;.t a
few days In hla -JleW poet before
he began~ away his USFL
picks, even though. the league's
first-ever draft was still months
away.
-Jack Donlan, National
Football League club Qwnert'
chief negotiator, and F.d Garvey,
Kings drop
4
seventh.
straight
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Ken
LiNeman'• power-play goal with
4:50 remainins In the second
period trig~ a four-goal
outburst by ton in a span
of 3:19 Thunday nigh\ u the
Oilen rolled to a 6-2 National
Hockey League victory over the
Loe Anceies Kinp.
'The letbeck WU the .eventh In
a row for the Kinp, who are
winleu ln thelr lut 10 games
with an 0-8-2 record. The win
WAI the fourth stralght for the
Oilera.
bead of the NFL Players
Association: A re<:ord of Bob
Hope'• "Thanks For The Memory."
-Bjorn Borg, now making ~
comeback on the men's tennis
tour: A free pass to major-events.
Borg has refused to take part in
mandatory qualifying
tournaments. which in tum kept
him out of Wimbledon and other
top events. It would be nice to see
him playing for major titles
agaln.
-Earl Weaver, recently
retired manager of the Baltimore
Orioles: A little bit of excitement.
He might like it llft.er ., many
tranquil years in the Orioles'
dugout.
-Don Shula, co~ch of the
Miami Dolphins: A snow &hovel
It mlght help get rid of
nightmares stemming from
seeing a prison inmate on a
work-releaae program drive a
snowplow onto the field of New
Erf8land'• Schaefer Stadium and
Clear a path allowing the
Patriots' John Smith to kick a Ciwtnning field goal against
-Wayne Gretzky, the
Edmonton Oilers' record-
breaker: The Stanley Cup. lt'a
the only prize in hockey the
21-year-old doem't have.
-John McEnroe, the stellar
men's tennis player: Some peace
of mind, ., that hia outbunta on
the court do not obscure his
tremendous talent.
-The Edmonton Eakimoa,
winners of five consecutive
Canadian Foot.ball 1..-,ue Grey
Cui-: Juat a little t.qp\ltion and
respect. Who 90Ulh of the border
knows anythlna about them?
-The Cleveland Cavaliers
basketball team: Some fans to
cheer.
-And finally. f« Billy Martin,
fired .. manaaer of the Oakland
A's after belna d'sm 'r Id In put
yean by the New York YanU.,
Detroit Tigers, Te](.U ftanaeb
and Minne9ota TwiDI: A Job.
er
ttAH l>llOO (Al'> -r.-rvln 11M111t"'
Johnt0n made • l1yup with :ut om.11
remain In•· Thurec:fay nit ht w 1n1p •
llO·lU tft and 1 nd tht Loi An1~lc1
wkert to a 120-118 N11tlcm1I JJuk•tl»&ll
A11oclatlon victory uvu San Dlrtit>.
extendlna tho Cllppert' l0tln1 atrC'•k to
el1ht aam..
Tho Lakert never \railed in thu aamc
and led by u much u 20 poln&s In the flrtt
halt, but the Cllppen rallied from a
l(J.polnt deficit at the start of the fourth
quarter to tJe the conteet 1\ 116-all on •
dunk by Tom Chamben wlth 1:09 left.
iUl'M'tn AbduJ •Jahbilr fukl JanWlil Wilk,.. ltdtkod 1• l't'fnll •P* for th. wlnner1
rtookle Cr111 Huc:t1 led the Cllppera
with 23 polni1. Cti1mber1 and T trry
<.'ummln1&1 addod 21 and J 8 polnt1,
rt'lpectJvcify. for S.n Ot 10, whlc:h foll w
4-23
~ Anaelee IC.'Ortd the tune's first the
pulntl and led 28-21 ahtr one quari.r,
64·48 at halftime and 97-82 after thrut
period.I. Randy Smith, who had nJno of hi
17 points ln the fourth quarter. aparked th~
San Dleao comet>.ck.
Bob McAdoo. who acored 11 of h.la 21
polnta In the fourth quarter, made a pair of
lree throws with 16 aeconda to go and
another foul shot with 10 seconds left to
complete the 1COrlng.
Johnson led the Lakers with 23 pomta
and nine uaiata. Nonn Nixon had 20 points
for Loe .Anaeles, which is now 21-6, and
Center Bill Walton had 15 point. and
game-h.lgh totala of 14 rebounda and five
blocked shots. The Cllppen are 0-8 In
game• Walton hu played, but all eight
conteata have been ap.inat winning teams.
The Lakera made 69.8 percent of their
field goal attempts to 46.2 percent for the
Clippers. San Diego connected on 17 of Its
Seahawks derailed
by unbeaten· foe
in tournanient finals
The Ocean View High
basketball team suffered a near-
miss Thursday night. droping a
bitter 63-62 d ecision to 1-A
power St. Joseph in the finals of
the Santa Barbara Tournament.
The Seahawks, who fell to 6-4,
put up a game effort against the
tall Knigbts, now 11 -0 , but
finally succumbed in the final six
seconds when tournament MVP
Tim DePriest drove the lane and
netted the deciding basket.
Byron Ball had give Ocean
View a 62-61 advantage with 15
seconds when h e canned a
jumpe r . Ball 's h oo p had
culminated a Seahawk comeback
from seven points down in the
final four minutes of the contest.
A key play in the rally was
four straight free throws by
Dimitri Antonopoul.ia, who made
two of them after being fouled,
then added two more on a
technical foul .against the St.
Joseph bench.
DePrieat's winning shot was
the 11th point he had scored in
the final period. He scored 21
points overall and teamed with
forward Brian Moody ( 11) and
center Tom Rehder (16) for 48
of the winners' 6a points. 1he
Knights' front line measurea 6·6,
6-7 and 6-8 across.'
18 and 11 points, respectively,
and each had eight points In the
final period. Junior Steve M0&er
notched 15.
Antonopoulis missed a 20-foot
desperation shot at the buzzer
which would have salvaged the
win for Ocean View.
The game may very well have
been decided at the free-throw
line, where St. Joeeph was able
to conve rt 15 of 18 chances,
including 8 of 10 in the final
eight minutes. Meanwhile, Ocean
View netted 14 of 21 attempts (67
percent), but hit alJ six in the
final period.
The Seahawks will be off until
after the New Year when they
visll Redondo on Jan. 4.
In a game at Capistrano Valley
Thursday, the host Co~gars
moved to 10.:2 by dismantling
Buena Park, 75-47.
It was Capo Valley's fourth
1traight win and final tuneup
before the start of South Coaat
League play on Jan. 3 against
Da na Hills at Saddleback
Collel{e.
The_ Cougars jumped in 1ront
10-2 , thanks to full-eotrt
pressure which forced a numbe.r
of Coyote turnovers.
:ti f11•t• lttr11W lrl Whllit lh t .. k W•N
Ill of lft
'''f'hl1 w11 a rep. lay of our 1a1& 1am1
twn•," uld Loe Anal let ~h Pit RJley,
ruforrln1 tu o l'Ofl\t'll won by the Lakel'I
117 1 l& on Nov ~8 "We rely on t.tut fNt
br ak Thia tHm'• t.al~nta are 1uJk-d to that
1tyle.
"Wf' have-a ereat bukcttboll tewn. but
you can't hon tly uy we'r ono of the beat ..
t.earna of all Ume. Wt have t10methifll to
prove th11 year."
San Diego Coach Paul SUu played down
hit team'• comeback.
"Moral victories don't mean that much,"
he aald. "I wu aatilfled with the aeoond
half. They only had five transition buketa,
they had 18 In the first half. Thia wu the
worst we shot from the foul line in a long
whUe." '
Abdul-Jabbar played de1pite being
bothered by a migraine headache. , ;
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The Seahawks, however, held
their ow,, on the boards and
stayed cl09e to St. Joserh much
o f the way . Ba 1 and
AntOffi>po~-named to the all-
toumament team, finished with
Senior guard Walt DeCaaas
!ICOred in double figures for the
11th time in 12 games this tealOn
and ended with 19 points. Dan
Mulder a nd Don Sedgwick
chipped in with 14 points apiece. Denver forward Kiki Vandeweghe drives
Meanwhile, guard Burt Call
dished off nine assists.
pasl Dell'oit's Terry Tyler for lwo points,
An official guide to a sporting Christmas:; . .. \
Here's a shopping list that will liowl over the man or woman in your Iii e .":''.
You have no doubt been half crazed with
anticipation pending arrlval of Tucker'lf
annual shopping suggestions dedic.ated to
the proposition a merry Christmas ls a
1port.lng Christmas.
Without further hemming and hawing
then ...
For the man in your life. give him • golf
ball, Thia may strike you as a modest Item
buflts true value 1s hidden. A golf ball will
open a new world of healthful and
enjoyable activity and his life will be
altered for the better.
You will have started him on his way to
becoming a golfer, but he will need a few
i.nddentals to complete his paraphernalia.
For openen. he will need a aet of golf
clut. with which to hlt his &olf ball. Clubs.
sometimes called s ticks, com e i n
U10rtments of implements known as woods
and lrona. A beginner'• aet can be picked up
for under $600.
He will need a bag in which to carry his
golf club and his golf ball. From the
standpoint of appearance around a golf
course, the bag ii an important item. I mean. no one with an ounce of self respect
would be teen carrying canvu which went
out With plua~foura and Afayle aocka. Ena1lah leather golf bap, conaiderlng
quality and appeerance, are good value. A
little careful ahoppfnl will tum one up for
-than $300. Next. he will need a golf cart in which to
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
ride and transport ~ golf bag and his golf
clut. and his go11 ball. New caJ1a run in the
neighborhood of $3,000 which includes the
usual acce.oriee. He will not wish to be
notJced in a stripped down model which is
in the category of a canvas bag.
However, a Wied cart is acceptable for a
beginner. The u9ed cart lots in Pasadena
are well atocked with models formerly
owned by little old ladies who drove them
to play only nine holes. These are priced,
according to equipment, at $1,200 and up.
It goes withOut aaytna that a wardrobe is
eaentlal. More than one. buaineaa career,
not to mention llfe, has been ruined by a
guy_ showing up around a golf course
looking like a alob. This wW do your guy no
aood whataoever in the matter of being
invited into founomes ..
He will require 1even enaemblea. This
will insure acalnat repeats during a one-
week period. Duplication of outfits Is
Uowned upon ln all drclea of golf.
Golf ptupa conais\ of shirts. sweaters,
slacb, aocla, ahoes and one atove. All are in
matching colors. of course. Each ensemble •
can be purchased for less than $450.
A membership in a private club is
desirable. This will insure your guy of
proper playing facilities and guard against. ·!
his coming in contact with the general . •
public which , for the most part and to say •
the least, is distasteful.
A membership in a respectable country :
club can be obtained for around $10,000
with monthly dues and assessments quite '~
reasonable at S600. One last minor item. He will need golf •
lessons at roughly $100 an hour. Payment
for lessons in gin rummy, the stock
clubhouse game, will take care of ltae11.
Now, sir, for the woman in your life.
Give your lady a bowling ball. This will
also open a whole new univene for her but
with one important difference.
She will encounter no further expenaes.
Women bowl in the same outfita in which
they clean houae. Perfectly acceptable are
sneake rs, jeans, 1weatshirta and hair ...
curlers. If she has bad feet, bowling shoes
are available for rent. •
ln the event your girl is invited to join a •
league. she will achieve the ultimate thrlllv
of athletic aocompliahment. Moreover, ah~~ ..
will be provided with an offlcial uniform. ,
New worlds. You may never~ each
other again but this will cut down on""'
family squabbles and. besides, you can't
have everything. (
Defememan Jerry Korab put
the K inas. who are 13-17-!5
overall, ahead 1-0 at 8:02 of
the first period with hil first pl
of the 8eUOll on a power play.
It stayed 1-0 untll Lineeman
bedtbanded hJa 15th pl of the
=~.Mr::~ . UCLA amb.~Slie~ by Mary Jan~ in ·double . -. . overt1me
tea>nd period. JU1t aa leCOllda
la\er, Dave L umley 1•v•
r.dmofttoa an advan~ It held
the rHt of th• way wl\b a
26-footer that hit \he top ol the
trol9bar and bounced into Ule
net.
Glenn Andenon eeor9d th•
flnt of bll two pJI when be · took • ,.. ,,_, Man" M I f
and .......... 111 .. tbe
OOln a 1-1 lii9d at 1T:41 ot the
land 11111Di1· W.w Ot•~ 18th ... of die~ with l; = ln the ........ ., ........
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laid UCLA c.o.ch Larry Fanner ... You
can throw out the NCOldt um ~
[f you'r• not JMntally pnpartd, It's ~tobea--~t." Two bUket. UMI tw0 f:Ne throws by
J'olher1Ul helMd Maryland build a
72·8' l•d wlih 2:2? Mmaintaa. but
UCLA batUed Iba jull • •Y Md In Offf'COl9fn'1 an ll-P,Olnt deticl\ tn ~ tUne and pi&Mcl' Within '19-77
wfdl tO llClOIMll Wl lflnMn v..a tmk the front end ol a one•and-one opportunity wllh 11
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with chest pains
From AP df1patcM1
PLANO, Texu -Dallu Cowboy [i]
Tony Doraett drove hlmaell to a 4 t
hospital here early Thunday morning _
becaUle he had chest pa.Ina aimllar to thoae of a
heart attack, but docton uid the runniJla back
did not 1u.ffer a heart attack.
Donett underwent a battery of tests at
Plano Oene~-.1 Hoepital after driving himself
there at 2 a.m. Doctors said
the testa were all negative.
A Cowboys' apokeaman
uid tea.m doctors aald the
paint were "referral palna,"
that reaulted from a hlt he
received ln the back in the
National Football League
aame aga.lnat New Orleans
laat Sunday.
Donett told doctors the.
OORMTT pains acared him becauae hi.a
brother bad a heart attack at age 27.
Dorsett said he bad ''the symptoms of a
heart attack though I didn't have a heart attack.
And it'a eometh.ing you don't take for granted."
Dorsett aaid the palna in hit chest
Wedne9day night were· "severe" and prevented
hlm from sleeping ..
Quote or the day
"I've come out of the hospital to play in
games before, and I even had to get out of
the hospital to announce my retirement."
-Injury-plagued Denver quarterback .
CraJ1 Morton, whoee 18-year NFL career
will end at the close of the aea.aon.
Huskies hand Missouri first loss
Alvia Vaapn and lbad Watsoa m
made key free throws down the
atretch Thursday night to give
Washington a 55-48 upeet victory over
aixth-ranked and previoualy unbeaten MJ.mouri
In a non-conf.erence . colleg~ basketball game
... Elsewllere, Leoa Wood ICOl'ed 19 polnta to
lead Cal State Fullerton put Idaho State, 58-45
... JunJor forward Benaard 'nlompsoa acored a
career-b.lgh 26 points to lead Fresno St.ate to a
56-35 trlum(>h over vialting Kent State ...
JunJor guard Darrell Jobloa tallied 20 points as
San Joee State held off the University of San
Diego, 66-61 . . . Orludo ~Pl connected
on all 11 of his field-goal attempts and ICOl"ed 29
points, leading Pepperdine to a 93-85 conquest of
Texas Tech in Malibu . . . Senior forward
Fran Smttll'• two free throw, with two aeoonda
remaining broke a tie and gave Arizona a 46-44
win over San Diego State . . . Byl"Oll Scott
netted l~ points .. AriJlOna State bad to ocme
from behind in the aecond ball to top Cal State
Northrldge, 62-53 . . . Cbaminade of Hawaii
stunned top-ranked and prevtoualy unbeaten
Virginia, 77-72.
Mu1Mrkitr1 _,..,, Ill•• Mllw•ula•
NI hO nl of hll flf'lf
l l ,iUtttW ltttl hflM hold of 1n Ad1uta r1)I~·
101 ·110, ln the H1Uon1t S.1k1tblll
A l•tlim Thursday n11ht. M~nt fi•f •nd~
wllh 10 POln&a ln lh Unn qu1rtt1r 11 th• 8uc kl
built • 18-28 IMd '' the sml of tht parlud .
ln c.ilher NBA acUon, AllMrl Kl11 brok out of 11
alwnp w pump In 24 point. and Fool•
Walksr t.allled v n pul11ll In
the final two m1nutea w l<ad
New J-ruy 'o • ~7 .go
declalon over Wa.htnston
. . Mavlet Luca• had 13
of hia lt'aaon-htah 33 pointain'
the third period to holp
Phoenix po1t a l 20-106
declalon over Dallaa
, Alu ED1lllll puured ln 43
I 4 point.a and Denvttr brok out lllOMC..., of a scoring alump with ~
130-127 victory over DetroH . . . Portland
acored only 38 point.a in a aluullh aecond hall,
but used Jim Pa11on11 24 pointa to manage an
88-82 triumph over Houston . . . Lonnie
Slaelton acored eight pointa and added five
rebounds In the declaiv~ aecond quarter as
Seattle rolled to ita fifth atraiSht vlctory, 120-95
over Golden State. The win kept the
SuperSonk:t In a tie for first place in the Pacific
Division with the Laker1.
Caps keep rolling against Islanders
aaaiat led Washington to lt1 first , Mlke Gartner'• two goals and an Iii
victory ever at Nassau Collaeum, a 5-1
decision over the New York lalanders
Thursday night. In mapping a 13-game losing
streak on Iaiandera' lee, the Capita.la extended
their current club-record unbeaten streak to 14
gamea (9-0-5) . . . Elsewhere in the NHL,
Marl.an Stattay broke a 3-3 tie with a goal late in
the 8eCOnd period and Quebec went on to defeat
Montreal, 6-3 . . . Blake Dunlop and Blair
Cbprou netted power-play goals in the first
period aa St. Lou.I.a dumped Toronto, 7 -3 . . .
Mlke Blalldell and Regle Leacll llCOred goals 10
seconds apart late in the second period as Detroit
posted a 6.f victory over Pittsburgh . . . Mike
Knulael)'Dlki acored a goal and had two assists as
Boston topped Hartford, 5-1 . . . Calgary
e9Caped the cellar in the Smythe Division with a
6-3 victory over Vancouver.
Beasley hit with suspension
layers, Including former Costa Mesa Three Arizona State basketball •
fltgh and Orange Coast College .
standout Claris Be11ley, have been
slapped with one-game suspensions for milling
curfew, aaid Sun Devtl Coach Bob Welnbaaer.
Along w ith Beasley. senior center Corey
McMallea and aophomore center Pbll McKla.ney
will be au.pended . . . Traces of morphine
have been found in tests on a longshot winner
and another hone owned by E dwa rd C. Allred,
following• quarterhorae stakes race on Dec. 10 at
Loa Alamitos, il was reported. The drug
reportedly showed in urine tests of Holme Base,
which waa 9-1 ln the betting when he beat the
favorite Aue Hi in the Katella Handicap at 870
yarda . . . Steve Slaafer, who has been an
assistant a t San Diego State University, was"
named to the ooeching staff of the Loa Angeles
Expresa of the United States Football League
Thur&day.
Television, radio
n
,this weekend
TEL&VJllON
U a.m. (2) -ILVURAY OAM& -'n.. 45th
annual pine, featurtna c:ollep football IW'I from
around the country.
Noon (2) -SUN BOWL -North C.UOUna
(7·4) ve. Texu (8-2) at El PllO.
2:30 p.m. (4) -IPORTIWORLO -Skater
Dorothy Hamill 1tvH a specJal holiday
perfonnance, taped ln Landover, Md .. Allo: The
world Ice apoeclway motorcycle championthlp11.
taped at ..._n, The Netherl&ndl ~ the world pro
akl race, taped in LUe Tahoe.
4 p.m. (11) -ALOHA BOWL -The country'•
newest bowl pita Maryland (8-3) a1aln1t
Waahlngton (9·2) at Honolulu.
4:30 p .m . (7) -GREATEST SPORTS
LEGENDS -A profile of Jim Taylor, one of the
moat powerful runnen ever to play s>tO football.
. 5 p.m. (7) -WJDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
Two wintertime aporta, taped earlier In the year.
World and U.S. charnplona Scott Hamilton and
Elalne Zayak perform 1n the world figure akatina
champion1hip1 from Copenhagen. Al10: The
lntematlonal ak1 flytna cbamponahip. ' -RADIO
Football -Sun Bowl, North Carolina va.
Texas, Noon, KNX (1070).
Sand•y
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m. (4) -NFL •az -With Len Bennan.
10 a .m. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -New
England at Pittsburgh.
12:30 p.m. (2) -NFL TODAY -With Brent
Musburger.
t p.m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL -Philadelphia
at Da.Uaa. (4) -COLLEGE BOWL PREVIEW -
Film clips and interviews highlight thia look at the
forthcoming post-season conlrontationa.
RADIO
Football -Chicago at ~. 1 p.m., KMPC
(710); Denver at Raiden, 1 p.m., KNX (1070).
Basketball -Lakera at Hou.ton, ~:20 p.m.,
.KLAC (570).
Hockey -Vancouver at Klnga, 7:20 p.m.,
KPRZ (1150).
Basketball scores
IN ftll DAILY "I.DI"
41JTO MARKIT ••• ••• WUMll'llGTON. O. • , , W1&1J iU U. ,_
amphMM on clntM .. vtn,. I&'• ..,.,.....,.. UWtt
..... ..... U'9n1t •• .,. of dw .s...:-~u.tt behind. tfle Wheel aNr the1'W cMbW dl\WI -...... Wfp!.
"Double Troublr. l>r'ull and Drtvinl,'' ......
pn19nwUon llom \he naUoNll DMi.n sai.ty .,..
MobWty Council, liml to &Mell driven about IM
rf.akl \h9y run with dr\.11 UM. S\ar'ttnc tn rebnaary. \he prosn.m wm be
avallab» on a fre.loan bMil tram aver 8,800 MW
car, U&ht truck and Ure dMJen 8Cl'G9 the counuy.
1t la D.tna announced now io colncld• with
"National Drunk and Dru.ged Dr1vtnc Aw~
Week."
The Dea1en Sa.ftrty and Mobtllty Council la an
af(Wate of tha ffiahway Uaen J'edendon.
"Double Trouble: Orup and Drtvlna" la
deeiped to fill a pp ln traffic aafety educatkln. A.a
a wldely-d.rculated audlo-vtsual preMntation. It
add.reeaea a problem that bu been dealt with only
1poradically over the yMl'I.
The Dealers Council filmstrip tella how dn.&p
can lnfiuence a driver'• abWty to stay alert and
~ danaerowi traffic lituatlona. It explaim
how different drugs affect the brain and central
nervou1 1y1tem, and how mlxlna druga with
alcohol can double the lmpect of both.
"We're espedally proud of thta pre9entation
becawie lt la timely and focuaes on a powina
traffic safety problem," aaid Marvin D. Hartwta.
Dealers Council chalrman and a Lincoln-Mercury
and O.taun dealer In Iowa City, Iowa. He la Abo a
Director of the National Automobile Dealers
Amociatlon. Hartwta noted that the new program stema
from a 1982 aurvey of automobile dealen that
Identified alcohol and dn.&g-lmpatred drivers u
their community'• number one traffic safety
problem.
He u.id, "The i.uue of drugs and drivtna.
whlcb la •till being investigated, la important
becau.e an estimated one-fourth of all Americana
take one or more drugs each day -and many of
the. people drive. Hopefully, thia program ii
going to inform a lot more people about the
dangeroua pradice of mixing drugl, alcohol, and
driving. Membera of the Dealers Council are
proud to help set thia roe8l8ge out."
"Double Trouble: Dru11 and Driving"
lncludee a aroup leader'• d18c:umlon guide and
c..... apecial handout brochW'el cte.cribtng what actklN
....-dtizena can take to dilcourage drugged driving
...
Matyland 80. UCLA 7t (2 ot)
Rulgaf9 70. Stanford 83
72Chwntn9"" (Hewell) 77• Virginia and what kinda of organlzationa are available to
WMhlnoton 65. ~ " help them. "Double Trouble" ll the third In a ~:~~~~~L~ 48 .eries of al.ldlo-Vllual safety procrama offered
"9C>P«dlne t3. ,_ rec:t1 es c-:::z.~ through participatin1 dealers. The first two
Fr-St. Ml, Kent St. 35 P81omw ... ~ 72 p~m•, ''One Drink Too Many" on the Aa-.-Montena N , Pacific 96 W•t LA 85. Santa Monlc:e 82 ·-.--·-............
San JOM 81 .... u. 8an oi.go Gl9ndale 72, Loe AnoelM City of dnmk driving, and "Car Care For Safety" on
et ......_ 71~ 79• v.m~71 the importance ~f keeping _vehiclea in safe
ca1 State Fu11ar1on 58, ldeho s1 Hl9fl .-... operating oond.ition, were releaed In 1982 and are
4!1 T<MllNMmNn now available nationwide.
Art.ion• •8. San '*9o St. 44 ._.. ..._,. It'a -tlmated that driven with a "'' .. "' blood New Mexico 78, New Maxloo SI St. Joaepft 83. OcMl'I View t2 ..., '416''
74 12 011 lllr9tl alcohol content are responsible for over 25,000 ~:~·8~~er~ ~63 <:, Puat11oe 51· San Mat()09 44 traffic deatha each year. The'number of acddents
Wyoming ee. Mldweatam, T•. 11.noyo Granda .a, Lomooc 3e attributed to the uae of other druga la leu
• 42 ---.. 1~1on1 well-known. However, it ia eatimated that ---...... Detroit&&. a-..nci st. 43 ('Plrat ....,_> drugged driving may be responsible for at leut
e. Mlc:tllgan ea. Akron 158 s.venna 83. IAOUN tMt •• four percent of all hfChway cruhes. At that rate,
ll.-cNc:ego 7o. Jedl90n si. ee Pomon. 13• Mi.ion Vlafo 39 there will be over 2,000 people killed, 80,000 New Ot1-ll 71. Wle.-OreM Bey TroY 64. El Toro 81
e2 Sonot-. 11. Olell'lond..., 30 lnjured and more than 700,000 traffic cnahea tbs.
._ .... , .._. h •a • year bec:au.e of A .. ·-other than a1cohol.
OillePloma t~'*tloie 7$ P;:~~trano Valley 7!1, auena All th..-~ have been dc!lligned for
Iona 78, Maine t7 Bolton u. eo. St. FrMCla, NY 64
80 MampNa 8L 81. S. Mla9IMlppl Malet Del 77, Oii~ Mlaalon the widest pomlble audience -clamooma, church ~;;;;;;~~=;:=;=;~~~~~~~~~=;;~~~~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;]~=======~-=----------=•:_2
____ ·----it groupa, 9erVlce clubs, and any other Ol"pDizatian • 1rSALMO~roo~TE!7~"LE"--~.---------~-----------·1•~~~~~~~~~1 ~~~~
No events 1fhedwed.
Tt tum Helt~~ wh !Ill •nddpettd
pntlb IM I~ tu -... ... Ind
T1 ceftflrln yew 1912 tax ll'otectttn
Please call now to make an initial no lee/no commitment appointment with our statt of at·
torneys and accountants to review your t11tuatlon. We will be available every day except
December 24 & 25. including Sunday's, 9am to 9Pm. 10 serve you
DALTON, DAL TON. COOPER & FRANKLIN, INC.
(714) 841·3781
-----•2691 Richter Ave .. Ste. 102. Irvine · Near Jamboree/405-----•
Having a New Years get-together
and don't want to fuss?
We've got everything you need
We're~
A. HUGE SELECTION OF EVERYTHING
• Balloons & Helium
• Cups. Glasses & Plates
• Table Covers & Napkins
• Cntt lterM • Hits, Horns & Confetti • Decorations & Blnners
• Cake Decoratina Supplies • Custom Invitations
• Candymakin& Supplies
• Gitt Boxes. Ribbon & Bows
• Imprinted Napkins & Matcht$
• Cindie$
• Greetina Clrds
• Guat BookS
• Pinatas
• Gitt Wrap by the foot
• P:Meh a. Party Mints
• Plus Much Much MORE e rickets & Prize Awlfd Ribbons
No Racing c .
traffic safety In their community.
For Information on how to get "Double
Trouble: Druci and Driving," or other Dealers
Council audio-viaual pro~ama, contact John
McCawley, Dealer ActJviUea, Highway Users
Federation, 1776 Muaachuaetts Avenue, NW,
Wuhtnp>n, D.C. 20036.
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A brand new era
for Compton Tars
Somewher• out there ln
community colle1• batketball
clrclta there muat be 1ome 1ympaJ:ij for Compton Collese
buke co.ch Regie Morrta.
Sure, thla 11 a rather bold
11at.ement conaidertna Morrie hu
lnherit.ed a team which won no
leu than 27 gamee lut aeuon
while lOllng juat five.
And, you can't plty the man
too much a1nce he ~aed to
gu.lde Manual Arta high IChool \o
two city champlon.hipe and \o
the flnal four In the LA City
playoffs in four of the ax yean
he wu coach.
On Jan. 6, Morris and the
Compton Tartari' will enter a
new aporta era since they will be
competing for the first time ever
in the predominately Orange
County South Coaat Conference.
Just \o make matten worae,
the Tartan' firat conference
game la all the way out in Walnut
where the Mt. San Antonio
'Mounties await.
Poor Reggie. He'a uaed to'
working with Loa Angeles City
athletes, hil pla~en bow the
Western State Conference teams
so much better, and he'a
inherited a bunch of out-of-state
playen in his fint year.
To make matters worse, Morris
ii a coach who likes his team to
run. His Tartan seem \o play
better when they slow it down.
Currently hi.a team is 3-8. Two
of the victories were over Camp
Pendleton and the North Wand·
Naval Cent.er.
"I'm uaed \o winning. Th.is is a
new thing for me," Morris
confeeeea. ·•rm uaed to being 10-1
about now."
It'a apparently going to be a
alow process thia year for Monii.
Moat of the South Coast
Conference opponenta have a
pretty good idea of what to
expect from each other by now.
They're already working on just
the riaht zones and pettema for
their respective opponentl.
Down at Compton, Morrl1
admitl: "We're just trying to play
good basketball."
Aloha Bowl
makes debut
Morria didn't aet the C.omp&on
coaohlna po1t until July He
replk-ed Walt Hazzard who now
coaches at Chapman College
"l really didn't gel a chance lo
have a lot of contact with
anybody. By July, moet of the
playen had already committed
them.1elvea to a echool. But next
year., I'm starting out early,"
Morrlt aaya.
Still, Morris trle1 to take a
positive approach to his first :
year, and hi.a team's fint year in ·:~
a new conferem-e. :·
"A lot of the games we lo.t
were only by a point lo two. We
played real well agalnat LA
Southwest (the Tartars lost
65-54), and w e also lost to
another pretty good team in El
Canlino.''
Mocria says it will take time
before hi.a Tart.al'S and one of the
other South Coast Conference
teams can establiah a real good,
competitive rivalry, such as the
ones that exist between Golden
West and Cypress (from the old
Southern Cal Conference days)
and Orange Coast and Fullerton.
"I'd like lo get one started with
Santa Ana," he says. (New head
coach) Dana Pagett was trying lo
recruit one of my players at
Manual Arts (Leo Cunningham)
so we got \o know each other
pretty well.
"I like Dana so I'd like \o play
well against hie team," Morris
adda.
"It will take awhile for natural
rivalries to be established,
though. Once we establish a little ,
tradition, we'll be OK. For now,
it's going to be a little awkward .
"Do you realize that we'll have
to travel to Orange County seven
times while all the other ~
wlll only have to come to
Compton once? I don't know if
that's pQsitive or negative,"
Morria admits.
He'll get a pretty good idea on
Jan. 5 -in Walnut of all places .
• • • Mt. San Antonio College .·:
football · coach Mal Eaton did a .
pretty good job this year in ..
guiding the Mountie• to the . ..,....1
South Coast Conference ,.
champlonahip and a bid In the , ;~
Potato Bowl. • ~ •
He waa awarded aocordingJy. • · ·: ...
Palomar College Coach Mino . _>
Mendez guided die Comets to an .•• ~.
0-6 Million Conference mark and ::
From AP dJ1pakltes a 2-8 overall record
HONOLULU -Organizers of He was climi&9ed acco.rdin.gly.
the first Aloha Bowl. featuring Eaton, who led the Mounties \o
No. 9 Wuhington and No. 16 a 9-2 overall record, hu been
Maryland Saturday, figure they tabbed as state Coach of the Year
have one thing that no other by the California Community
poBtaeuon college football game College Football Coaches
can offer -Hawail. Aaociation.
"We came up with the idea of He'll be formally honored Feb.
the Aloha Bowl game four or five 20 at the Anaheim Convention
years ago, with the idea of Center .
getting Hawaii, a great aporu Mendez, meanwhile, led the •
atate, aome additional national Comets to a 19-39 record during ·,: ~
publicity , " aa l d Mackay his tenure, and was replaced last · '
Yanagiaawa . the bowl 's week by Tom Craft, the team's
executive director. offensive coordinator.
"We know the problem• of Craf'.t. 29, was quarterback .and .-.·.t.
other placea, but we have offenaive captain of San Diego aornethina apedaJ -the lure and Si.te'a 10· l club in 1976. He ~,---------------------------------------------~--------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~magi=~:.:co::..:fllA::.::w~ail::,,'_':he:_:aai::d~.~~~~p:in:ed= theP~omar staffin 1977. -' 'Run for the Roses' Sunday
Rose Bowl site bf 1 Ok run, sponsor" by Spys Club
A different kind of "Run for the ac..'' will be
held Sunday when the Boya Club of Paudena
....... lta Fl.fth Annual lOk nee at the ROie Bowl heilnntna at 9 a.m.
Owr 100 awardl In 16 different cateaor* will
be intented thia year at the race, lncludlna a heavy
caify.. athletic b9a to fNUY parddpant. beutna the .,.,)em of the run, aa well u the name of the
~~ ttart and finilb of the race are neu-the
Rote Bowl and the teenJc route lncludee a journey
thrpuah tunnels ol. areen cunphor tree1 and many ardUti8c:turally noteworthy homea.
· f're..itPtratloD may be made by .,,,tlna a
chedc to .. R.ce Dlrector, Boys aw. ot Pa.dena. ,. r..t Del Mar Blvd., J>Wdena, 91107.
Late reptndon la allo avallable betwwi 7
and 8:30 the day of the race at Broolakle Park, adJlicent to the ,ltal1in«i line eouth of the Re. Bowl.
Runnen are~ to come ...ty ~.
• the race will bePl prompdy at 9 a.rn. The fee ii $11 the CS.y ot the ,..,
'or more Information and realatratlon
bdonnldon call (213) 441·1963. • • •
TU CALIPORNIA Beed Rwinen A.9odatioo
II .,._..ble an WWMla1 w-.y 10 welcome the New Y.-. lt'• the New Y..r't h 1~ which be.ma ....,.t _. a.u.c. and Victory In l'a:ino • .nn'1NMn
wtl rwtw ril9bom, bata.1*-nabn and b9Uoonl.
RUNNING
DENNIS BROSTERHOUS
The fee 18 ts wtth a T-tlhii1 and $4 without wtth a
$2 i.te fee.
Thoee lnterettecl are .,keel to contact the
C.Ufornia Road llunnera A.Noclatlon at (213)
888-552e. • • •
For thOH who want a challenatna race,
ihere'1 the Fltth Annual Weltlake 20·Mile Run U1il
Sunda.y.
'!be ~ la eet to be8ln at 8 a.m. at WetltJake
Elementary 8cbool. The cow. ii a touch hilly one
on plwd roedl throuah Hidden Valley.
The fee ii $' wttb no prMmtry and for more
lntormadon, contact B1'l.n Prlwhard at (80G)
(96-8706.
NFL standings
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE W C T Pct. PF PA W L T Pct. PF PA
Raiden 6 l 0 .~7 192 156 Dal.laa 6 1 0 .867 179 90
Cincinnati 5 2 0 .714 173 140 Wuhington 6 1 0 .857 135 118
Miami 5 2 0 .714 137 114 Atlania 5 2 0 .714 170 126
NY Jeta 5 2 0 .714 190 115 Green Bay 4 2 1 .643 164 135
San Dleso 6 2 o .114 210 164 Minne9ota 4 3 o .011 142 129
Buffalo 4 3 0 .671 121 97 St. Louia 4 3 0 .571 111 121
New J'.na. 4 3 0 .571 99 101 Detroit 3 4 0 .429 133 129
Plueburah 4 3 0 .571 130 111 New Orlff.ns3 4 O .429 84 127
Cleveland 3 4 0 .429 99 131 NY Olanta 3 4 O .429 117 112
Seattle 3 4 0 .429 104 112 Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 109 134
Denver 2 6 0 .286 127 186 ChJcqo 2 & 0 .286 84 122
K.aJ\lu City 2 0 0 ,286 126 146 Philadelphia 2 6 0 .286 143 149
Houston 1 6 0 .143 95 190 San Fran. 2 5 0 .286 163 172
Baltimore 0 6 1 .077 80 168 Ram• l 6 0 .143 153 196
NOTE: The \op etabt tea.me in
MCh <:enference will qualify for the
playoffs.
JOHNSON.
&SON
presents ...
NFL
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Sun., Dec. 26
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amount• u defined In 11and11dl 18&Uld una.i 307(•) of the Federal Wat• millfllll Include. t>Ut .,, not llmlttd to. o•-· unoommlnuted g11bege. by OletrlCt pe<eonnel wlll be lflllt with company pettonnel If ltl9'f IO dellr$.
Pollutlon Control Act. or tdl u lovnd by the loc.I -• lgln(;Y, the lftlmel out• °' lllNUll. pt41nch manure. bonle. hair, hldel Of n..ntnga. Ourlno pwlode of equipment brNkdown. mellunc:tlon or any othlr
Reglonll Wiler Qulllty Control 8oerd or State Wet• AllourOlll Con1rol entrlll•. whOle blood. lelthlrl, ..ne.. clnde<•. Mnd. epenl time, atone or ,....,,,,, the lllgl'IMI value del .. muleO durlna the PIOQtltn wlll bl applied
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Duty ol Enloniement 1 panlOular OOM1ttuent OI comblnlllon ol c;onelltuent• period IOnQlf 1ri111 11111111 ( 161 m1nut01 more 1n1n tl\le (~I time• tha cat41g01\CaJ pretrNtment 111nd1rdt all•ll 1Yl>mlt to OlttrlCt 1 r9')0(1 lor all
Enloroemenl Pr6oedurM («) "lllJ" 11petmlNI..,.1-"Shall", (70) ) lvetlQI lw«tty-four (24) hour c;oncet'tlllllon, quanlltlM or flow durtna dlechtrge conttltuen11 tor wnlcl'I lederel cetegorlcel p111111tmenl ~ (45) Mlllgr-pw Lftlf 1111111 ,,_n 1 unit of IM c:onoentrlllon ol flOl'mll operellon t1end1td111de1 or po11n1l1lly •"let,•• Ille CUI msy be Unllll requlr9c:I
at.ow c-....,... w•t• or wu1 .... 1ter eonttltuent 1111 0.001 o ol tlll oonellluent In 1,000 (8) Toldc tueei-. Ally 10111c eubttaoc.t In amount• exOMdl"G mor• lraquenlly by Ola111C1, aald rec>0t1 lhlll bl .ut>mltted ~
Ct\111 Action ml ol ,.,,., It hN rlpllced ,,,. unit IOfmerfy uMd commonly. pll'U Pl' HtablllJlllO llendard• and cllOml<:•I alernenl• or compound•. ,nenote 01 Dy June 30 end December 31 ol eacll ynr by C11u I Dlac:htrQIB
COllt mllllon, 10 wtildl It I• llPl>fOxlmetely ICl"lv•tent In reportl"G !Ill rMUlt1 of other lul• or odOl-9f'oduc:lng tubtll/IQM."' Ill)' ollllr eub1lar\CIM wflioh tubj9cl to 1xltllf'IG tU11108tOt and annullly by 0.oembef 31 by Cl-I
Otlllr PllWllM -•er and wu1aw1tw anelywi• .,1 not .u.cepllbll 10 1re11ment 01 wtlkll1 m•y 1n1wt111 with the blologlCal Dlecnaroer• potentlllly .ub)lc:t to Mid 1tanderd1 Thi diedlarlll report
Felellylng lnlormetlon t481 Netw., e>vttot lhall ,.,...n lflY ou1111. lncludl"G 110tm _.and P<-or emotency ol 1ne 1tNlmenl 1yetem. or lhet wtll PAM through INll Include IUdl lnlormetlon u II fPICllled by the Manager, whleh "'IY
Appelll eomblntd -over11ow9. Into 1 w11 .. courM pond, dlldl. Ilk• OI otllll' tll4t system Include Iha nelur• ol pr<><»N. votume. 111" ol llow, mue emlMlon rite,
Publllhld Notice ot Honcomp4llnce body of -1-OI groundw1t• 101 Din ala red........_ W111M '#Ith obfec;tlon•bll colo< not remov•ble production quanllllM. h<>Ut1 ot operation. numblf and c:IMelflcallon ot
w11-Of Pro'llllic>nt (47) Nltloftel ~ OtecNree lllmlnetlon •retem (NPOESI th811 by tile trNtment PfOC411 emotoYMe. Of othlf lnlormetlon wlllCh , .. , .. to thl ~a11on of wut•
Loc:al Agency Exemption trom Cflltgee -the Federal pollution raout•llon eyatem •• delalled In Publlc l..lw ( 101 conoehr• WHt". Any w1111 'Which will c•uM cot10110n or 1nc1ud1no Hw•o• conemuentt •nd char1c11r1111c1 in tn• 11w10•
Conflict 0:!·500. Section 402 Oltlflorlllon of the treetment aystem All wutee d1ect11109d to,,,. publlc OilCh••oe fne ManlQlf may •Ito requlr• 1nc:tu.ion ot QIMOU• materlets ~ 1 (481 ..._ C-tNct:lon thall mean any 1tructU<1 under con11ructlon -sy11em mu.I haw 1 pH vllUI In the range ol (8) to ( 111 •Wtdard etored on ,,,. .. , • .-i though the>y m•y not nor,,,.,..,. be dllc:hwged. Any
UN Of' DtlTRICT ~a. f'ACIUTWI 10f which , connec:tlOn DIN!'ll hal not '-' IMU«I unlll Prohibited materlela. lnctud•. but 1111 not llmttld to. ICICie. tulftdee. u.. tubJICI to • ptet1 .. 1men1 11and1rd. tncall bl required to .ubmlt 10 r 1 GENERAL c.-01 NMm•I Dom .. 11c ...... •"-" mHn 811 nouHllold·lrpe c:onoentraled ctllor1de Ind nuorkll ~ndl 11w1 tuball/\Cee whlc:tt .ia the 01111'\C1 oonng tile month• ol June lllld a-T>blf . .,,.._ <IQUlired
Tile provtalont Mllblllhed below thall pertain to Ill dleclllrQM 11110 OttcllergH from plecu ol 11um1n ll•b•tellon lncludlng H nllery rMC1 w1tn welll' 10 fOfm ICIOIC l)fOdUCtt more frequently. • r9')0(1 tndlcltlnQ the neture and conoentrlltlon ol
1111'1 Otstrlet -IOI collctlOn lldllty lllOI .. , ..... dl<lc:lly Of lndlnlC1ly con~. krtc:t>en lllO ltundty WUIM ~lllQI WlltM tllengtn (11) Arty .. ~ ltnOUllll Of OIOlnlc ~·compound• pollut.lnt1 In,,,. effluent wNc;ll .,. limited by the stendltd In edc:lltlon the 1~• _,..,...,., 10 ti. Oletnct • Rldamlllon Plant 1t1111 be eoneldereO to .,,..,eoe 200 mg/1 800 and 250 mg/1 Sulfllnded 1121 Airy_,., ldded IOI the pu<poee ol dllullno w111 .. whlcfl would report lfllll lnCludl • rllCOfO Of .,,..,age and P.-tlowl and ot el dally
f>wa,11111 10 the authottty twcMded by Celitoml• Go¥9rnment Codi Solld• 1t • dlechltge rate of 100 gallon• pw capita ps day Thie loading olhlf'wlll 1110lld applicable mulmum conoentretton• !Iowa which dut1ng the reporllf'IG pwlod uOMdld the IVWIOI dally flow S«:tJon S.-130 and by otllll' ~ prcMllona of lew, Pf'0\1191oM.,. equat• too 17 poun01 ol 800 end o 21pound•olSuependtd8olldl pet (13) Airy -•• ptOhlblted by Federal or State 11111<111101 ltom being rec>Otted u Pll1 ol the eppllclt\on IOI lnduatnet wut.wetll' ~Ill
midi in tNa documanl tor 1111 f9QU11Hon of wMt-1er dllollargea Into CIC)lt• pw day dl9ohlt0ed to the -eystl!1t Airy -required to tubmll petlOdlc Olechll'ge rlPOrt• 01 keep OU.
C*trict'e tre1lment 9Y1llm In ordlt to comply wilt> Federal Md State of (50) Monnll W«tdnti Dey tllall mN11 lfll period of time dUrlng wtik:tl 7 .3.2 S'TORM WA TEA ~ undlf tile c;ondltlont of ltt petmll thell rltllln any reoordtl of
Callfomla polldea and requlf-11 end to pennlt IN Olttrict 10 moet produc11on Ind/or operation I• takltlQ pl-Ground water, etr111drllnaQI.11<ibeurt-dr•lnlQI. loundatlon d,.,,., monllorl"G KiMllM Ind reeultl IOI tllr .. yMll, Ind .,1111 fNlll• 9'IClll ~ etlnderd• of 1'Ntmentt plant llflluent quallty. n-~Ind (511 ~• ~It 1h1ll me111n tile N1t1onll Pollutant Ollch••oe or yard drainage 11'1111 not be dlactt.,Oed dlrlc:lly or lnolrectty to tl1I recordtl 1Velllble tor lntpeetlon and Cl09'fl"G by the Reotonll Bolfd and
Regullttone eetel>IWI quantity and quellty llmlt•ttone on Ill WMt.,..t• Ellmln•tlon Syatem permit tll•t •• •uue<S by the USEPA MttlnQ the Mmit• publle'• -·'The Dt8tr1Ct moy epproYe tlle tempcwary olacnarge ot llUGh Ille Ol•lflet Th" pe<lod ol retention 111111 bl .. tended dunnQ Ull cour11
dllehll'gea which m1y ldllwMly 1tt.ci the District'• -eoe oytllfM, on conetltuanll 1h1I lhe pwmtllM may legally di.ettarga TM llmll• are watll' only""'*' no ltlemeti.... methOd of dl~l I• reuon1bly 111.ilabll ol eny unroeot.,e<I ll11g111on ragardl"G ,,,. u-or 1114t Ol9trlct or ""'*' pr~. 0t elf'uent quality It II IM Intent ol thlll llmltlllont 10 tit In both oonoentr1tlon end quantity 11 1 T1!1tpOtlfY Pwmlt II grlflted '°' the olect>1tge ot eucll wlllf Into • reqUMted by the Reglon11 Board
Improve the quellty ol wul.,.lllf being reoetYed fOI trtalment: an (52) pH alllll mNn the logarllhm ol Iha ,.1prou1 or 11141 quen111r or tributary-· the utor "'811 P•Y the 1P911e•otl chatQM IOI u .. Ind 1... Oltct\llrge Reporta Shell bl lllgned under peMlty of Plflu'Y by •duly
lmpllclllon ol thla Intent II the Olatrlet'1 policy Of dlloour'eglng 111 lnclr-. hydrogen Ian• 1n rnotM P1f Mllf 01 IOlutton UNO 1n e.111><Mll"G bOlll acl<llty and lllall m.t tuCll ottte< condition• .. requl<ed by ,,,. Olttrk:t 11.1ttlorind r8')r_,tltl..,. ol ,,,. dlld'tltQlt With •"90flllb1Mty lor thl
In the qU1ntlty (mMI 1!1t1Nk>n) of #Utl conat1tuent1 bllno dlec:hlfged. and alk811nlty on • ecale ranol"G lrom O 10 1• Wlllfe 1 repr-.te 7.3.3 SELF-REGENERATIVE WAlER SOFTENERS dlecherger a overall op11tt1on from which th• dlacll11ga orlgln11H
Thi• ooeu'111f11 81eo PfOvldoe lor raoulellon ol Iha deQrM of wu•• neutrllllty, num.,.,• 1111 than 7 lncreU111g acidity. end more lllen 1 Any brine w•tt• dllCllaro• from an onell• Mll-regenlfallve w111< Record• alllll b8 kepi by thl olechar~ •• to lhe dlltM. tlmM. •uct
pr•tr111ment r9e1ulrl<I. th• INu1nce of pe1mlt1 Including thoM for lnctMllng elklllnlty eon-unit la Pf'Ohlbltld, lnt1lll111on of eucll 0t1llt• lllf-rlQlfllfltlYe pl1e11. methOdt and reeultt 01 MCh lltnPle and lf\llyale Ind nemM of
wutlWll., dlactl81'0I oonnecilona. end the Nl•blillmllnt ol penaltlM '°' (53) "'1alcal ...__,,, 111111 mean Ille expan .. on of • pl'l)'licll wetll' eott.,..., unit• within tile Oletrlcl le epec:ltlce.lty i><Ohlb«ed. However. pereone who 1CCOmplllhed tuCl1 Nlllploe and enllyw.
vlol•llon oft'-Ru ... and Regutetlon• lldllty to Iner-cepaclty of 11141 lrHltnenl wort<• th• 0111rlcl may. on •n lndlv10u1I bHI•. epprov• IUCh unit• If th• 7 .. 9 PERMIT ... PPLICAllON PROCE.OURE
Slnoe tlll Olltrlc:t II committed to • policy ol wutewetll' ret1ovatlon (~) rttt)'9loel Ob• otn--al\ell mean Ille m1t8'l11 delleklncy of • applicant.~. or cuttomer 0emon•tr1t• tllOI eucll brine wute wlll bl Appllclnll for Wut-•I• Oltcherge Pwmllt en.ti complete • Ol9trlet
IN! r-In ordlt to proWHI 11'1 alternate eouroe of -•• eupply, 1M tunctlonll element ol a pilllt to 1 point lhet repaJr u flOl'mtl or PflYlrlll,.. dle<:harged Into 1 permanent laclllly olhet tllan • Olttrlct -11 eppllcetl0t1form1vlll1ble II the Oltlrlct'• office Thia appllcatlon lflall bl
renovation Of wut.w••• lhtOUQtl eecond~ tlt1Lary 'WUlewetw melnt-'OI It not eott benlllt etlectl..,. approYe<I l>V lhfl o1um1>1no codll ol the cltlM ol lrvtne. Leguna BMcfl, llCCOtnPMled by tne llP9flcable , ... The Oietric:t rney require lddltlonll
trNtment pr~ may ,,_if1t•-• I quality requ"-1651...,._doft l.,.,,...t lhlll mean 1 tll'm uMd 10 evtluet• the Newl>Ol1 Blach, Otanoe. S11nt• An•. Tuelln eoo tile County ol Orenge 01 lnlormlllon on tile cnarecter'letlea ol the w•t.,..111 dlad\lfoe b9yond
on wUl-atet d~ ttlM thOll reQU!r by otllet go--1111 lmC>«iCt ol lf>dueltill °' othll' wu1• on 1 lrNlment W01lc1 OI ,,,..,.. One It• tuCOellOll. u m1y bl appllClbl• or H dNmed ju1tllled by tile ttiet required on Ille appllclllon lo<m Oeillled lnttruetlon• IOI Ob\.inlng • ~IO<Y ~ Poe>Ulallon equtvalent ol nom11l donllltlc -• la 100 gauon1 ol Oittrlc:t Clue 1 or Clau II Permit ere c:onlllnod In tile Ot1trlc:t'1 boolde1.
7 .~SPECIAL OEFINtrrONS MW8Q1 pe< day. or 0 t 7 pounda of 800 01 0 21 povndt of euap.nold 7 3 4 UNPOLLUTED WATER "lnatructlont IOI Obtaining I Penni! IOI lndultr111 Wutlwltll' Olec:tl¥ga Uni..~ cleilrted llll'lln terma rcll1ted lo-•• QUlllty llhlll tolldl The 1mp9c1on11r11tment WOfll• le evlluated u the equtvlleOI ot Unpolluled w11.,, wch u 11ngle-p111 cooling w•ler tt1111 not bl and the Utor Charge Stetemenl'' wNcfl can be obtained Ill the l*tl1Ct
bl H adopted In tile letfft ldltlon of ltaftdard ... tllod1 fof t Ille hlQhNt of the lhrM patamet.,• Impact on 11tr1M1 I• tile hlO'* ol d•tchWOed through direct OI Indirect connec:tlOn 10 • publlC -Tile olflcl. (S.. E.icnlblt c-e l lllMftlnlUoft of W1t.r Md ..... ...,, publllhtd by the American the 800 and euependld IOllO• patameter• OlatrlC1 may ICIPf'OW the dlectlarge Of 11UGf1 _,., onty ""'*'no lltll'n.ttlw Upon r.oelpl of Ill requlrOCI lnl0<m1110n, the IC>C>lleatlon lhell be
Publle Hlllth .Alac>catlon. lhl Atnlt1c#I Wet« WOtk• AllOcMlllon and (H) ,..,1111 .. 1 111111 me1n 1ny con1111 J•nt or oll•ract ... tette ol method of dlapoMI ta ~ evllllabll pr~ end, upon appl'O\lal, bl lllgneo by • 018trlet recw-tettw and
Ille Wetll' Pollutlon Control Fldw1tlon (Mr41111 ~ lo u "St waat-atan on 'Wflld'I • dllc:Nl:Sll limllallon ""'Y bl lmPOMd clltllll' by lhe 7 3 5 SEPTIC T ANt< AHO CESSPOOt. W A8Tal one copy ... urned to the ~t Whll'l properly tloned. lhl ~
Method•") Th• t11t1n11 proc1dur1t for ••II• conetltuent1 en ~or ltll NgUlltory l>Odlll empoweoed to~· the Olstr1c:1 Otecfwlrgee ot eeplle benk OI ~ wUIM into IM public -°' lomi togllthlr wtth any doc\.tmenll •llached tlllrefo ltlal conet1tvt1 •
c:hlrectartsUce lhll bl .. proYldld In 40 CFR 138. (Code of Fedlfaf 1sn ................. ......,. mMN ~t. kw lhe QUlllty Of dlfec:lty lnl.o the traetmen1 plltll llCillt ... I• prOhlbltld Yllld Wlltewal• Olecher111 Permit Wllll'• the d*='-~ beoomM -Rlgulatlone Tltle 40. Protec:llon of Envlt_,t; Chic»• I United St11 wutewetlB lrom eouroae ti.t01• lnlrOduCUon of a.ch WM1-tert Into 7.3 II 1EMPERATUR£ 11111 ,.....,.,,, lect• -• Oll'lltt.O or lnCOfrect lntormfllon-llUbmftted In
Etwlronmentll Protection Agttrtcf (US EPA); Plf1 138, Tiit Prooeclurel' the local -· IYl1lm No perlOf\ .... dltCNlrgl WUtlWllW wllll • llf'l'9WtlUfl nlgtllt thltl the 8')pllcaUon. the lect• OI CO<rlc:lld lnlOfmetlon .,... bl protnptl) '"-~of Pollutllnlll. or• fPIClfled hlrlln Otlllr terma not llll"lln (5e) ~ .... llhell -• -wNcf\ ie not owned Dy thl 140 dlgr .. f (80 o.g,_ CJ H111 1n dl9ctlarged wutewaler thell not eubmltted to the Olstnct
Oefltlld are defined II bcllnO lhl -II 114 forth In IN lftteml...... Olatnct ~ the tlm4)er1tur1 o1 WU11W1t• entering 1111 hMdwor1tl of any 7 .-10 PERMrT CONDITIONS
Con ... •-Ii Wle ~ UN9w"lft Wle C.O.. t078 E.dltlon (591 ~ ~ ltllll -any City, l*tttc1. °' ottllt public: body w111 ... 1., tf9Stment p11111 10 o•c.00 t<M dl(lt-F (40 cSegtw C J w111-a11r Olach1ro• Permit• en111 bl uprH•IY tubJe<:t to •II
TM Wtml herlineft• Mt for1h unilM otherwtM epedflld lhal dAJtt Dfgan&zed under lhe 11wa ol tlll State of <:altomte. 131 POINT OF DISCHARGE P<ovtetonl ol 1'-RulM and Reguletl<>nl lo<! Ill OlhW reguUlttons. -
the totlowlng mMINnQI wtten uatd Int'-""°' Ind regullttons or (80) l"wetG ....., .,,.. -a -owned and ()pirated by the No pereon. e•cludlng Dltlrl<:t pereonnel lnvOl"ld 1n melntenance Char~• Ind 1-.. 1ablt9tled by IM Olatrlci P9rmlt• rTllY contain the
pem1b or ordln ..._, punuent hereto Olatnct, a City °' othll 1oc11 -Ina IQl'\CY. wlllell I• 1r11>u11ry to lunctlOnl OI -'8dllt .... .,,.. dlldllrge 1111y _t., or ""81t-1er lollowlng: • I tl a ,....., Ow1llft ~ (900) thlll _, the quantity of trMtment lldlltlM operated t>y Ille Oielrlc:1 dlrectty Into 1 meMOle or oUllt oe>enlng 1n • -otlllr 1t1111 through an ( t) TM unit c;11erge °' tcflldute or u-c:tllrON end '-llltld In ""'
ox)'Oef\ utlllzed In the bloloQlc•I oxidation of 0<ganlc: m•lter under (8t) ,........ lutaeft lhell mNll • et1tJon poelllOMd In • -8PC>foYe<I building-· un1111 upon wrtttW11P91'C1tton by ltll -and 1r11C11 tot the -aoe •o be dlecharOed stlndltd llb0f1tono llRIOldur• In llYe 151 de\19 at .._ty 1201 degr-ey91em 11 wt'6dl ..,..,_,. II pumped to 1 tMgllll' ...._. payment of tM eppkeb61 cn.roee fOf UM and •-(2) The • ..,.,.. and maximum -• Gontltuenl• and Chlrectll'llllea
Ceri119teae •XI>'-In lorm8 of mw Pl" volume (mg/1). • (62) .......... AMINttletOt 11\111 -the Reglonel AdmlnllllltOf 7.3.11 WASTEWATER STRENOfH LIMITATIONS whlc:n may be dlecNlrOed Into I,,. Oletrlct -l)'lltem. (:fl Wie ~ -&enH.-y 911 .. ,,_, that pert ol the 1owwt of R1Q1ot1 O{ of lhe US EPA No pereon.,,.. dlldllrlll wut_.., contllnl"G eul>ltanoM In·~ (3) Limit• on rel• ano 11me 01 01ect11rge 0t 11Qu1r-•• 10< 11ow
horlzont.i piping of 1 drainage tyttem whlc:ll reoelvM a111lt1ty 0< (63) ......... a..'d 11\111 ,,_, the Celllomll Al(llonet Wll• Ouellty 01 tile quant"lll lltted In EJOl!Ott C-t 10 ''-RulM and Regullttone 1••10n• and IQuallullon. lndu.tnel ~ly, lnaklt Iha w• of 1 ~ Ind C011"9Y8 11 to the ContrOI Boen!, ~ An• Region enthlld "Ollc:hwga Uml1a". OI othlf rnatltWI. lndudlf'IG. but not lltnlttd RequlrlfTllfttl fOI lnlteltetton Of lnl()ICllon and ~ r.om119;
bYlldlng -tlv .. (3) felt ouDldl the tuka'IG ..a. (U) ...,.._,..., A9 ... cl•1 eta thoH public ao•n11l1t leg•lly to. emmont•. ~ 011Y119n oamend (8001. c.llemleal ~ PrlllMtmenl rlQl.ll•-••.
(3) ~ -ltenft t111U tMen th•t pen of the '-' oonetltued 1n the 8W1• Of C11ttorn11 10 PfOllCI the public hllltll Ind wtt• o.m.nd. totll organic carbon. ~ tolld•. o11 01 or-Of lnlmll (II) Speolflcatlon1 IOI monllorlng P<o0r1rne wNch may Include sampllng
hOttt.ontal piping of 1 drlllnlgl ..,.1em wtlldl ,.,.._ atormw1t• or other quellty, llUClfl • thl State Hlllth 08'>1t1ment, the Callfomla Rlglonll or Ylgltlbll ongln, lot.II dlalofYed 90lldl. llld pllenOllc c:ompouncl• In locltlona. lrequoncy and method of ••mpllng. number. type• and
deerwatw dilchlf'OI, bu1 no _,_., from IOU and other ~ W1ter Qulllty BowO Ind Clfange County HMlth Oepat1ment. Qt•antlt• ttwat ~ c:eu .. °'are found to cetAl9 P<Oblemt In Ille -age 1tlndlf'da tDf IMll Ind r8j)Ol'llng tchldull.
plpee lnllde the Wille ot • bUlldlng and COfn'IYI It ta the bulldlnQ -(116) ._....Md l•lllult1ton ......,'"' thlll -ti. determination lflCllltlM. Thia llmltallon ehlll 1110 pertain to the tollowlng Ofpanlc: 17) ~lrement• lor eubml11lon of leehnlcll report• or dleoharoe l>IOlnnlnO lhrN ~=· outlidl IM building .... of -.,...,,,, of conltltvent• or Other condition• IPIClfled In ltll c 0"' p 0 u n 0. . 0 0 T ( d I c ll I 0 r 0 d Ip II• n., I. I ... y I 1 n.). tf D a rec>Orl•;
(4) .... lllwel -........,, t11t11 ,_. • -pipe rec:eMng now _., permit. (dlchlorodlphenyldle:NOrOll'-1. Aldr1n, ~ HexacnlorWll ,....,.., (8) Aequlrementt IOf melnlllnlna plant record• rel•ll"O to -•
from a llngle butldlng end oonnectlnQ to• -main or lllltll, Ind (Ml ......... c........_ lhlll ,.,_,,In Dfdet 10 Pf'O\llde I01 IOCUr8t• bit• and pnme laomlrl), CNord-. Endrtn. Heptacntor. Ollidfln, and ~~ • lf)ldfled by the ManlQOl, Ind 1lf0<dlt\Q Ille Mll\IQll' eoow
oone1rvc:ted on pr1v111 Pf'oper1y, exoec>I for •lrwl aoallnQ. The maximum llfnpllng and ..-remant ol lnduatrtel WlllM a.ct> lndultl'lll plent mey 8'• (~lorlnllld blphanyl1 Aroclorl 1221. 12211. 1232. 12.-2. 121!.4. ttweto; length of• bulldlf'IG -al\ell preferably bl 120 n and ahlll not ex be required to provide, on lnduetrl•I wute outlet -· "mpllng l280 Md 12e2) (9) Meir! lllld maximum m.., emlNlon 11111. or ottllf 8PC>foprietl Hmlt1
150 n If the length le exCMdeCS . .,.. lnlermedlltl manhole .,... bl bull A dlarnbll 10 be IOClted OU!lkle or ,,.., 1t1 plant bOundary llnl wner.. No -ahall dlechlrOI ...._.,., with an lnoHment In 1.11-of lhe whlft Incompatible pollutantt 111 propoMCI °' prlllht In Ille .,..,.,
menhole thal bl lnetlllld _., 160 n When the bulldltlQ -connect• IMlll>le ll lnelcM ,,,. plant '9nce. there tllell bl t get• ,,_ the ~"G quanlltlel lated In Exhibit C-4 to ''-~ and Rlgullttont. "FM IOf -· dlldlergo; to•-l•terll ol 1 eti.1 no! larger then theme of tile-·• manhoMI chamber Wltll •key lvmlthed to ttt. OlatrlC1 Tlllre ehall bl ampi. room In ~I Non-Com9'1anoe With P9tmlt Condhlont 111e1 Mw &Nellon {tO) A lime~ tor~ Olf111n J><ltreetment ~11;
etlel bl bullt II IM point of connection 0t ,,.., each umpllng cllamber In Otdlf lo eocuretety ...,,pie and Rat•"· Thi Inclement a11111 bl 1111 dllf9rtnoe ~ thl monthly (11) OUllt condition• u apprapri1t1 by the Mll\IQll' to lnlute
(5) _.... ._.. -.....,,. 91111 -the extene6on from Iha comPQllt• the ~ lor en•IYM hell 11mp11ng ~bet 911111 oontlln 1.,.,. lndultrtli conalttuant dteet111ge and the llVIM Alndl Wal• cornpllenoe with 1NI lf11de tllllldlno drllln to tM putJllc: -Of other .,._ Of d~ ""'*" 1 PllWNll llulnl. P.,,.,-8owlua flume. or lllmllll' o.ttoe. Wlltl I -ding 011Q1ct PoU11J6t ftt• auppty oonamuent mon1Hy _,. COiWWWtl11llon 7 .-'1 DURATION OF PERMITS OOl'llf9YI ttomiwatlf OI other dlltwlter clfWnlOe. but no eanltery or end IOtlling rl(lllter IOf _,of tll4t llquld quantity 1 . .-WA$TEWAT£A OISCHAAOE PERMrTS · Permlll .,._.. b8 lllued IOI a ~tied 1""41 period, not lo exOlld lour
lndultrill MW9QI C8n ......, ....,. ....ii _, • -wt11e:11 CMr1M 1M1U1ty end 7 ..-. 1 OEHEAAL ~ 11 the -11 not not1flld by ,,.. D111r1et llllrty daY9 p00r to tt11
(II) CIMorftll WIW Dtltftct A.et thlll ,_the llw of Iha Slat• ol lnduttrlll---. lllld to wflldl "orm. eurt-and groundwater -not '"l>Odltlon 1o Diet~ connection Chergll requlf.0 by 1'-AulM Ind expiration of the petml1 tM permit thall bl IX1,,.oed one 9ddltlonll ~·
Clllfoml1 11111 governa the formation of Celtlomll Wal• Oletrtcta end tntentlonllfy edmltt.O Algulatlona, 11 ~ 9'QnlflGlf'll ~ i><opoeing 10 oonnect to or TM terme lllld condition• o4 me penntt m-v bl eubjecl to modmc.ttoM ~ prc>oeOur• and ~ of llUCh °'81t1CU (881 ...... ahOll _, tlle combinltlon of the Uquld and wetw dl9ChlltS111ntO 1t11 -eystem mul( nm obi.In 1 Wut-'9r Dllc:INfge and chlnQI by the M1111-oer durlnQ lhe llfl ot tile pennll .. llmllltlOna or In C--.. OJ:'9l'I o-..nd (COD) ltl.il ,_ the quantity of Clf'1'tld WMIM lrom reekllf!Oet, convnerelll bulldinge, lndvltt1al p&lnll Permit. Al m-.or etgo~ lndullt1ll OOIW-1ed 10 or dllcharglng Into NQUlrlmlntl -modified and dllnQld Thi -thall bl lnlon'Md of
Ollygen utilized to cllemlc1lly oacompoM mllerl•I In wHt•w•ter lllld 1ntllt1100nl (lndudlng POiiuted COOiing wet., 11\d unlnlentlonllly thl -lyatem on the .nee.,... del• o1 a.ctton 7 of u-,_,...and ,,,.,., propoMO cf\lll09I In ,. permit 11.t *" thirty dlyl pttor to tM -iw Ill I~ In Wml ol -pw vOlunll (mg/ 1) admitted lnllltratlon/lnflow). Regul1tlona mull obllln a Watt-I• Olec:Nrge Permit Wlll*i ,..,, en.ctl¥I del• of Change Arty Clllngl OI -condttlonl In ttll permll .....
(II) Collfof'lll lhlll ,,_ any numtMr of orgename common to lhl A. 8lnltMy S-. ltlell -lhl combinlllon of llquld end Wiier· dlyl of ~ dell Ho -* right lhflll be dlltMd ~ by ...,.,_ of lnClude • r_,.bll time Khldula tor compl~ lnM8tlnll tract of man and.,...,,.. 'WtlOM P'..-.cl In IMIUlty MW9G" 11 c:auted wutaa dlach1rgH lrom totlet and other Mnlt•ry"l>lumblng '*""" ptcMdld IOI 1n lflie ~I TM ....,_ of • WU!_.., 7_4, 1:1 TAANSA;R Of A PERMIT
.,, lndleel<lf ol ~ laOllllll Ollcllllve Petmtt cSoM not .,,hot'IM Iha ~ of 11"1 act ~ Wlltewel9f ~ Pennlta -IMued to • ~ opereaon. A (tJ Calullilol1 a-., .. w • --'-pr1rnlry ~ 19 8 lnc:IU8trtll s-age ltl,. _, • comblnltlOn of ltQIM et>d _,.,. lrljury to the i--or property of lllt04tler nor ptOWCt VII ~ W~• OllCfleirge Pormlt tllell not bl tMMlgnld or tr~ 01 to~~-"°"' lndMdull point eouroe dillClllrOll-1:1rrled wNtea. d lacherged from lftY lnduetrl1I ea11blltllmeril end trom ~ty under Fldltal Stat• OI local ••-· ""' gu11.rant11 ttt. eold 10 a,_ own.,,_ ueer. Cll1letent ~. 0t •,_or~
( 101 C•mltlned ••••o• 1h1ll mHn • combination of b oth reeu1t1ng from lf'Y trade or pr-can1ed on In lhlt •t•bhhmlnt (Ihle dllcfllrOlf 1 OllPlldtY t1Qflt 1n the -eyetem oper1tlon In the -i of 8ffY e;flanQe tn the-· owiierlhop Of oontro1
..._._Ind llomi OI _,_ -tw llhlll lnciude tM wut• l'tom P"llte•tmerit laclllt ... Ind pol!Utld OOOllnQ 1 . .-.2 T'\'P£I 01 PEAMilS ot 1111 dl~I opw1tlon, thl dllchlfVW Wlel eo notify the Oletfic:t (It)~...,_.,... -• -Intended to r1011ve bolh water). Thi w.....,..., Olad'llltge Permit lhlll be In one of lh<M lonnt Ind II Thi Oiltrlel mey requlr1 the,_ ownw 01 operllOI to eubmlt • ,_
WllltlWllter end atorm or _,_ wat• c. Combined ~ "*' -wutM lndudlng unitary -aoe. dl9llldlnt upon the ""*""' and Chal'ICl•..UC. of •Mtewetw to bl permit IPC)lleatlon (12) c-+& .... Wlfl4 ltlll -800, ~ llOlldt. pH, lnduttrlll MWege, etonnweter. lnflllrlllon and lnftow carried to the dlldl.-Qld. The tiw. WMtlWllll' Oltch¥111 P9rmllt are. ~ 4 13 P~~MIT RENEWAL OR MOOIACATION
OOllform baotw\e, and IUGfl 80dlttonll pollutenta 11 .,. now or may bl In wut.,..tll' treelment fldllt• by 1 combined -i11 04-1 Pem\11, An lnduetrtel dlldlwger thell 1111 1 ,_ application with 1111 Ol9lttct 88
the future 1pecllled •nd c;ontrotlld by Ille Dlttrlet't petmll, 101 11• (118) ...,_ llflall -1 pipe or conduit ttl•t cani.. WllflW•t• Of 2l a.. 11 Pemilt, dlYI pt10r to lhe ettp4rltlon of lt1 llCllt\ng -'• dlechwvl permit. Ol ltll
weetowatOt treetment WOl'KI M .o wot'k• 1111 blltl deliQned Md 11 drllnegl watll' 3 T-wv Permit lmplemlntellon of ch111oe• In th• oporatlon ol 1 dfecflerver whle'I
opl('lled to,__ Of -IUGfl pollutantt (10) _,....,,le mandatory, (See "May",(«)) .4.:1. t Cl .. 1 I rtermlt, All CIHt I u-• propoalng lo dlachOtQI 1nCtMM llOw9 bl)'ofld thOI apeoilled In !hi lxletWlg permit Of -•
(13) COftllNOtleft Dr1ll1 .. 1 •11•11 meen w1ter •ccumuletld In (71) IM••d•d ~ thell m11n gerbege thll h•• '-' llhteddiod n10 1 publlc ••••r mutl obi tin 1 Wuteweter Ol1oherg1 llQnlflcanl chlnge In lhe neture ol the wut-ter or IOoltlon of ttlb
111c1v1t1on1; ..,1111 llkan lrom the ground thr~gll I ••II-point, to t<JCt1 1 dlgrw thel all P4111lcle1 Wiii be Glf'rlld ltMfY under ttll llOw Permit befote dl1ch1rglng lnlo 1 publlc 11W1r. All e•llllng Clan oleCMrge, or wlildl oNllQM may r..ult In ~ wttll tltlll
undlrdrlln Of other ~Wing 9Y1tem; Wtltll ICClUITIUlaWd 11 • ~ ol condlttonl normetty pi..,.,llng In publlc: -•· with no partk:N QtMtw I _. oonnec:tlllO to °' dleottargjng Into 1 public -mutt ~lln • rut•• 1nd regulallona. A new appllc1tlon 111111 llto be required to
andlnG; end .. ott. drelnlgo lllOO!a1ed Witt! oonetrvctlon C>Pll'lllon. ttlan ~ lnGh ( t.26) oentlm8'.,•) In wry dlnllnliOn W~w C*d\11fV9 Permit by thl ~1119 dato Of SeotlOfl 7 of !'-l'Mttlblllh ..-r ~ lollowfnO _,,,Ion ol I permit.
-(t4) C•lnf ......... 9'1111 -• etl'VCtWe IP«Ml'Y oonetNc1ed IOf (721 llllt 911111 m1111 any~ of water OI wutlWlltw whlctl In Algulettont. '°" pur~ of tr-Ru1M lllld ~tlOnl. 1 C1M1 I -7.4.14 PRET!llEATMENl me PllfJ'OM of meuwtno llOw lrtd Ntnpllng ol thl WMia. conoentratlon o1 llf)' Ol'*I oooatltutnl °' In ""I quantity of flow w111ot1 11 _, _ wtto; (1) H11 a dllchargl 11ow of eo.OiOO OlllOt'I or rnoni pw u-w thlllt !Mk• MW9QI llQOIPtat>le ""* lllCfl llmltAlttont 11 _may lie
(15) Die 11111....me lhlll -paroalt of WWI on wNdl dwllllnO IXOMClt tor fir/ period of durlllon tonger 111111 flltMn ( 15) mlnut• mor• nonna1 wortllr>G d!IY (Ot 12 mtlffon glllloM °' mot'I pet ...-: "' (2) Mlabllllhed ....,_, ~ ~ to"'-......, .-n. Alt)' ftlllll!ll'll
unfit. oom11•clal Of lnOuWtll bulldlnQa, Of Ofhlr trnp<ovwnent. -bullf: 1t1en tlYI (5) ttm. lhe lllowllble oonoentt1tlon « llowe during • llOflNll Oi90lllrlJet _._.. "'It hll • 1trenoth llgnfftcantly ('°'4> ON9W VIM reqtinct to pretrMI ....,. to • r.W1 ~bll to lhe DeatrtDt lfllll .,.
( 18) DtNller9•r 111111 mHn any lndlvldu11, firm, ::c:ny, ~day (l o 1, 2 Of 3 lhlft op1tlltl0n). ~ -ecie (dOmettlc ...,..IOI w111beOOll4lldlt9d10 ~ • 900 provided and mtl1111l11•d 11 th• u11r'1 11tplnM. 0.l•lllCI pl1111,
lllOClatlon. aoollty, OOlporltkln . .111 group dlec:herQlno. or Pf to (T ataMerd ~ Cl1111lllclfl 1R (SIC) lhlll -I 1)'11111'11 of Of 200 l'llQl 1 end IU•P•ndod 101rd1 of 260 mg/I; (S) Olecll•f'11H ~tlonl end oll'llt pert!Mnl d1ta ~-·-·••M ·~ ~ 9lt'f net-• Into thl pub41c ......, o..d ~ • -.. ldtntllltd In thl 11172 SIC manull or 111~1 ~ wt11et1 may ..oeecs 1111 ptretl'lltlB u llP9Cdfled In Section end °'*~ Pfooedurel .nMt flrll bl to IN ~ '°' with tfll term "v-" lddttlon 11 '"'*Id by lht Olb Of Menao-11 and BudglC. 1.6.•; (4) 11 eut>teot °' potentially tubflet to • ledewll ~reetment 1'9'11fw. ond lflllll be 8PC>f0\l9d by"'-Manager bib-.~ ol fll
( 11) DtMahM ..... thlll w ttwlt oonoentTstton of mttllt In the (74) ~ ......... ~ m111t1 tM leborllOfY prooeclufw _. etendwd .-V TNM p1M1 lhalf be oertlfled l>y Ill~ Of 1911PO'ialtltl ofllW
-. cor.eialtng of oollodlll '*1loulat• mettw -micron In~ '°""In thl ...... ednlon. It Utt time Of .,..11y111, Of "8tandlllid ~ 7.U 2 °""'I .......... A Ct-" permfl ~be requhd tor lndUlb1llt INI ttlly ..... ,,_. tM pretreltmlM r~ Tiii ,...... ol ....
Of .... and bOtt1 Ot01"iC and lnOtO"'* rnollOLllll Ind lone ~ In tor lfll Eum1nat1on of W•._ Ind W•i.nttt" Pf'IPlll'ld and pUblllhld _, oom1neni611 ~• wN1 -not ~ 10 0011in 1 C1w I pwmlt. pjlnl llf'° OCW,ooedllrW .. In llO .,_., ,...,.. the tw from ._
dllon. jo611tly by the Nnenc.1n Public HMl\11 MIOCletion, lhl ~Wal• T.4.2,3 TIMlllf•J Pwlllft.. A penn1t lhell Ill reqult'ed of .. ~ r~of lllllWlflltyMnlCllll''YlO~lll'I ....... '
(18) CMlllltlC Ca"''°"°" c...,.. 91111 -.... ~ bY the Woni. Meooillkln and thl Wit• Pollution COlltrol Fldtt•tlOll, and 40 granted ·~ ptrll'IMlan by ..... DllVtcl IO ~ unpolkMd --.>table to IM Otlt under~· Of ltlle wtton. Nft ~ • ~ tor CIDCMllCUng dlrlct~ '° ' publlc -Ot to I -whldl CFA Part 138, '· 4 and a. ltltd/Ot othw recognll9d ptooedutlt by U8EPA .... "°"" ~ lftd ~ --~ Ot ~ '° tM °'*'Oii in .,. pret...wnenl ....... Of MldlOcl ,,. oC*'llllOll ... bit vltlmlt4IY ~gee Into ttie Dtlcl1ct ..-age lacllty Ind Cllltomll AilOiOncll w.., OUllty Control loeMI pubUo -Thie ~llY pennn 11 ,_-malt)' 11r.,,1td ~ f\O ~to lltld be ICIPIO'led by tlll Meneoer bifOf-. lmPleftt=111t• ..
(ti).,...,..... ....... ,_... "'911 -""Y PfOC*1Y bllonQlno 17&1 ltoml .... .._It*'"*" II_.. dlrlCt~ detMd l't'OM ,.,.,,.._ 1ft1meW tMlflod of dllCIOMI 11~1¥'11a.bt9. cNftOal. 8uoll epptO\'tt ~ not llMmPI tfle ~from IPMllOt ~ to Ill Deltrtce 1-.d In the lrwl1ment. reallmllton. ,.,.., tr~. or wtrlCh hll noc belt\ "'llMd In dol'N9llc, llCJflcUlturll. inou.trlal or Other f 4 ' MONtTOAi..a wlttl f6Y)' ~ oode. Otdlnlnol. Ml. ~ OI' Otdtt llf ~ • ~of •••Ill'. t.ieflclll uee ~of I po4Mton ~pt..,.,.~ I --.nt flow of NOMiCl'Y IOll\Cr flt ~1111 ~.
(10) OW-. Ulllt ~ w one or more hlblt..,_ room1 wtl6cfl trt (78) au1111--..... (M) 9t1111,.....,, thl IOlldl llllt eltlw no.t '° ~ on lhe ~and ~ of dlecNIOll Into 1M -7 ( t6 PAOfl<mOH 'AOM ACCUHTAl. DllCHAW ... ~or dlelgnld IO .. ~ by -fwnlly wtth fldltlM lor llvtng. the _._ Of -IVll*ldld In ...,., ___ ,., Of othef lqulde ltld ~ "" monltomg of ...,,.. ~ ..... ThlM llCfl UMf •hilt provide PfOllCtlon "°"' ~ ~ ~ end COC*lno Whleh 11e removable from MIO llqulcl lhfOUQll t1111d11d l•bof•tOfY --~ ~ With o. end ~· of ~ohlblltd ~'"'* or othw -.t .. tlfllletld by '"-"'*-*" (ii 1) I I I IT 111t '11111 ,.,..., Ill ecqulted llgM right fOf IN epeclflc: ~ flfltetlon Of'OOldutl, lllO•Hll) dltcfltrtl tepOftl 11 1'9QUtred, end d9tlmllnltlori OI llMt Np •ltent, llliClh l'ecllllta9 lfMll M ~ Md ill ..... _, • .. ~I '(•
of llild owned by oct.e Cm 'T"""llOlllJ UMf e}id mean llf)' dlecftWt" llf\o It 9r1nftd" ofWV1 .... TMni .,. ..-W mocfeeTof I n\OUlf°""IQ ptOtNlll. _.. ~ OMllllCt plWll ftM'D ....... Md .......,. Pfl IE ..... W
t22) -• t.u.ty redlrMcl wt\lf dledietoe "°"' tN IMnl Rend\ temporary pt1mlu011 by IN Dlllrtat to 09cMr~ ~ .,,.., ttorm MGNtoftnt. ~I Nia bele.11111 pro'ftdae ._ }'tt!W!' ~ ~ ttlil SWOt••llOn INll bl~ to tltt _.,...,for,....,• w• o.. ~ llltnl. ~or~ ...,., to t1tt O.tnot'• -. r~• tot ClllloUldon Of...,~ Titlt ~ .. 11 '*'°'""""by .. ....,, ~ 1t1 ~bf IN Mlftlllll'.,.,,. • ...,_.., ot 1111._.,,,,... •
(d) .......... DI ... w ol. l.i °' ~ lrl I pftyelcW lllJltil lllCll (11) T.-. °'9ll"tll ~ (TOC) IMll nw thl ,,_,,.. Of tOtll ICfllltl lled --lltoMG • 1 ..,llllMllG ~ n lr9' ula.1 _.,., ot ~ of llldl =end M*'91itlo ~ .. In flO ... ,...... .. \
..., II .. = ~ tJIMty from ........., by I~ In • ~ «Oii* a.r1>0n In ~ Ot otn. _._.., • dllennlned by ii. all 1nd1111r111 oontrfbulor• 10 tll• ..,,.,="" In ...,..._ 1 ~ tl"OITI tN ~. ot modlf~11H,,. ~ • 1 l » • ~ t11C11 _,~by the IMne Alndl Wltlt Diii~ eppropttete 1.-lna proeedufe. pt~ IClhedUte. ~ 9',tn ,.. 9 a ,....... eoot ~ ... pr-1 Ill II I to ...... iM........,.. of M ....... ~ (14)....., etlll INlll tfll .. lrldudld wttNrt ttll MfOUftdlng · (19) T..., .... ftlll mtM ttll wm Of~ Ind dll9cJl\OIO ~ o1lllW1I10 --11111 permit~ o.nw ~" ot""' other '"*anea OCMll, Oh,.,.._ Ml.~•...., o1-.
----of • blMilllt Of '°"'°" lflweof, lltdlllM of ftmpe, doeltla, eoMclt oonduotlfl-'*' tOfM ~ of tftl ~ ........ n. ~.. ,.,,ietOtY llglllCJ ., ICMfM*\tll IUtl!Orlty. A. . ~ _,. tN1'11 end cour11. The--.,... of a bulldlno. Of portJc)n tMnlol. llOC (IOI Ttlldo A...-. 111111 rnetrt oonotntrttlon Of tl'rJ PoQutant or '*"°"" ~. ""~ ind ~ ~ 10 ..,.,,. U . 11 ~OUM '°" MXllOIHT Al. OltCHAMI ~ .... ~ lllMtlot Wllll lllel bl ... \111111111.,... ~ comblMttol\ of~..,...,. llf*I ...,_..to Ot atllmfletlorl IMO elf)' ocwrt*l!Oa wttti N ~of .... ,_,...Ind -llltoN. 11\f r.-. In VII..,.,. IM~ le ~ 10 OOtftOf'f ... .., of fie ...... ' IN........., ,...,...w. of tw roof or llO« eb<M. otQ(lnlltn _. _,.. ..._... etleclt•. IUdl 11 oenoer, oenetto mutlUone ~ rtOOi1&. 001ICllt1ont u to • ~of rs:..,.,..,. "'°"rm JdtPF•
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FrtOerle* ~ lachHlger, 2808
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Thia bullnMI ta COtlduc:t.O by en
Individual. Fredeffd< L ttchinQ81
Thia awernent -ltl8d WIUI 1118 County C!er11 of Orenge County on
Nov I 1982 noc.as
Publlth•d Orange COHI Delly Piiot. Dec 3. 10, IT, 24, 1982
5259-82
NOTICE OF DEATH OP
PAUL JAMES PLOSS AND
OP PETITION TO
ADMINISTER ESTATE NO.
A-llllM.
To all bein. benefldaries,
credlton end contingent
credltor1 of Paul Jamee
Pima and penom wbo ~
~ otMrwiM lntereet.ed ln
the will md/at ..uw.
A petition hai9 been filed
by IUchard L . P1om In the
Superior Court of Oranae
County requeetlna that
R ic hard L . Plou b e
eppointed •• peraonel
1ep1wen\ativ. to ltdminia1er
the •tate of Paul Jamn
Plott (under the
~t Adml.nlatradan ot r...c. Act). The eeuUon
la -f()f' hearfn& ln Dept. • 1t '700 Civic c.ft~ Drtvw,
W•t. ln ~ Qty of Santa Ana. Oliiltfomle on Jana&r)'
12, lta •t IUO e.m. IP YOU OBJZICT to the
....... "' the petldon. yvu ihould either ........ •l the
hett&nc •n• atate your obtec\ton1 OT ftle written
ob]Ktlona with t.h~ coun
belore the heartnc. Your ·~ 111111 be JI) ptnOn « attorne • 1 >'You lar. A
COUNTY OF ORANGE )M.
On Nov8ml>., 22, 11182 before
ma, the undertlgned, a Not8'y
Publlc In end for Miid County 1111<1
Stet•. ptraC>rlally t.P9M<td Lind•
W•llal. prOV.O to me on ttta bMle of N tlalectO<y 4IVld8nC8 lo be Itta
A1tl1tant S•creury of 111• eo<pora1ton 11181 ••4IOUt8d ttte within
lnttrum8nt end ec:knowtedoed 10
me !Mt IM corporat.lon uacu18d
tN wttNn doc:ument punwnt 10 lie
ey.~ Of • ...alutlOn of lie 9--d ot Olrectora Ill Julie 8 Wlltr"-i
Acct. No. 028-0Ha50&21 Put>I~ Or1no• Coul Deity Piiot, Dec. 10. 11. 2°4, 31. ,.
541&-82
.,
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MMl!lf Cl C.. ~ CA •"''"' OA1t1 l"'M II lllM .i 111• In '"'' 1 ... -. ... ~1 ... ..,..,, ..-.. ~ .. .,.. U111t• ... , .. ,
lll•Jf<l!IJ•Hll • ,..., lltlt "" "".,... C<tn•efild ... lchNI I ~ .. N ,.._ ..... '1 H ""'* Mid lof
,.,.. •1•1-.t wN ,,... '""" 1"-Truet In tM PIOH''' "••4"l••ll•r
COu111r c11o1~ of °'""' c.wnc, on ~ Dell I tl9' t i. U I T 0 .. A L I I A f A '-1 Wll .. IUHION MOON . .,, U11tTWrloKI
"u111111t•ll 011noe Co"t De11, *01ne11
PllOI 0.C-, 10 11 2.t IU3 ICHl'ICIAIWY MAM l 'AHIY
12•12 & Ck.OftsA 0 'AHIY "'"' •• j(Jlnl
,.tomlOue WMSM
U..ITA,.._., n..1....,...,..._..,.
~--Al,.WAY LIAllNQ, 1404 .__ Hiii T,.., °'81119, Ca11orNa
ta. ONinte o ...... 1'404 Saddle Hiii Tr ... Of 11119, Celltornla t2tee
O•ore• 111.ott•Hord.1.. 1211
...._, ~d. AIAenla. -gll
to30e
Jofln I Cerrtntlon. tlO V!Ma =i Laguna .. aott. Cellfornl•
Wuran M. Zlndl er, 700 Londol~ ~ N.W., Ati.o,
o.otgll '¥1
<l•oro• Rivi•••. tlOt laddle»ok Drl,,., Oreno•. Celffortllt t2M7
Tl* ~ II OOftOuct.o by a ..,_ .. ~ Jofwl I
Thie tla'-1 -wftl\ "-County Cwt! of OrMg8 County on
Oecanlblr 11. 1912
llARY •· c.i •11TON,, HQ. .......... ........... c.....om.. ......... ..._.,......,c r •-.....,.
Put>lla119d Ortlnte Coaet Otlllo
l'tlot. Dec. 2-4, 31, fM2. Jan. 1, t4,
....... "-otded .. .,. 14 , .. , .. In."
No 12· ,...,.. In boo« of Onitt-1
"•ciord• In 1111 orllc• of th• "-rder of OrMge Covnty, H id
d••d ot '""" 0•1u10 .. "" ~,r~:c. "4. llOOll o'"
!tie City of c... MM& ... '* ~ '~In bootc ti, P4IQM 20 11114 H of mlte«l1n~1 map1 In 111• ofllo9 ol !tie OOUtlfY recorder In Mid
~AM• OIPAUlT UND«ll A o.80 Oii ,_,.,. DATIO Al'NL .,,
191. .._....YOU TMCW ACTION
TO "'°"OT YOUft ~. IT UY• IOl.D AT A "'91.IC IAL•. IP YOU M•ID AM
•PL.MATICMt CW M HATUllll
Of THI NOCW AQAINIT Y~ 8HOULA CONTACT A
"' Flow9r 81 ...... eo.11 MM8. CA '2$21
"(H 1 etreet addr-«common
dft19n1tlon It 1hown •l>ove no warr1nty It glv•n •• 10 111
oomplet-or correc~I
1983
TM IMMftcNty under Nkl Oeed
of Truet, by r--. ol • t>rMCI> or
.s.fut In Ille oOllg8uan. NCM.0
thereby, l>efetofor• n.cuteo and
d•llvered to 111• unaerelgntd •
written 0.W•llon of Oef ault end
Oemend tor Sele, Ind wrmen noooe
of OIMdl end of elactlon lo CllUM
111• under•ltn.•d 10 .. 11 u ld
Pf°'*1Y to NUlfY Mid obllQ•llon•. 5837-112 and ltl81eaf1er lh• underalgned
caulld aal4I notloa of brMCll and ol ~ to be r-ded Augull 27
IH2. u '"'' No 12-304304 In boa* of Mid Olfldal Record•
81ld HI• wlll I>• made. but
without cov•n1nt or w•rr•nty.
•Pf-or ~. 1agare11no t1ti.. ~. or encumbrenc..e to Per the remaining prinelpel eum ot
the note(•) e9Cllf'ed t>y Mid o..cl ol
Tl'UM, wtth int...i ., 1n Uld nor•
prov!ded, ~. II any. un<l8' ttte term1 of llld 0..0 ol Tru11.
1 .... Clh•gea Md expenMt of tl\t
T,.....,_ end of the trust• e<etted by
Mkl Deed of Trut1t Said .. wll be held on Mondt y, Jenl*Y $, 1983 II 2 00 pm et Ille
~ A-entflWICll to Iha Civic Cent•r 8ulldlng , 300 E
Cttapm•n Avenue. In the Clly 01
Orenoe. Cellfoml•
NOTICE: AT TIME OF SALE.
81D8 MAY IE MADE IN CASH
ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR CER'TlFIB> CHECKS SPECIFIED,,..
CMl CODE SECTION 292411
At II>• llm• or Iha lnlllel
pubjlcation of Ihle notice, 11141 10111
wnount Of t"8 unpaid balance of 11>e
obllg9tlon NCUr.O by the above
de1crll>•d d••d of truer and
Nllm•t•d coal•. ••Pt"'.. and ~ .. '74,090 .t5
To d•lermlll8 Iha opening bid, vau may cau 17141 e37--0966
Dale: o.o.nbar 2. 1982
T.D. SERVICE COMPANY
..... TNet•.
9y. "°"8 A Owcll. ~
8ecntery
OM Oley lloulevlfd WMI
Ofenail. CA t2t1e8 (71")~2 ..
Pul>llMed Oreng• CoHI Oelly
Plol, o.c. 10, 17, 24, 1982
6412-112
mnca Oft...,...._ SAU ..... --°",.,..,. ,. ... ""' ....... ..,..
YOU AM IN DU.AUi. T UHOER A
DEED OF TAU8T DAT ED
HPTEM8E~~-~N1. UNLESS
YOU TAl<E ""''"""" TO PROTECT YOUA PROHATY, IT MAY SE 80U> AT A P\.elJC 8Al£. IF YOU NEED AH EXP1.AHA ~ OF THE
NATUAE Of' THE PROCEEDING
A0AIN8T YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
NOTICE II tt•raby given 11>81 8ERRAHO AECONVEYANCE
COMPANY,• C a lltornl t
Corporation 11 tru1I••. o r
atl0Cl990r t~•. Of .ubttltuted
tnnt" 1M1r-nt to the 0..0 ol
Tru•t •••ovt•d by SHRAOA MOOERSON, 1 alngl8 man end
Aeoorded=ber 23, 1881 In ... Mm 1028 of Orano-
Ot:Junty, • Ind puraianl 10
...... ol Def&tft end Bectlon 10
.. thlr-.,ndar NCOrded .My 29.
1112 In look, lnatrum•nt No .
t2-2G2tl of Mid Oflldal Record•.
wtH SELL on Jenuwy 7, 1983 ,,
9!1& LM., et .. tnJm entr9"Ct to
..... ~County~
loo1t•d on 81nla An1 Blvd ,
......... ~St.' 8'o.dway, ..,,.. ~ CA. llt pubic evction, IO
.. ~ bidder tor'*" (peyeblt
.... tln'la of .... In lllwtUi" money
ol lht ~ ~). .. 11ght, lltle..
llld lntlrelC. ~ '° and now lllld by It ~ Mid dMd In Itta
propeny .nvated In Mid County
.... and~ .. 1oaow.:
I.OT 1 of T~ No. Nee, In IM
~ of ca.ta ....., • tftooMI on • ,.,.. reoorded 1n 11oot1 .i 1 e, P1Q81 4'ftoSO~of~ ... In .,.. omo. of the County ........ al...., oounly
~...._ .. ~ly
......,, • 001 Debt•°"""' Cotta ..... CA-. ......... ~ ot the llllP4ld
.... MlMOa ol tfl!t Obl'O•tlon
....... " .. PfoC*'tY to be ao6d tftd r1 111 .-•Umlled COit'
...... and~ .... time of ~ Initial publleaUon of tto1
Notlte o1111e 11 •1•.t4&.•t
Ority currently dated CUl'iltr •
CMci• ~ c.t1ftaca ett.eu ••• ..... ., .. ,........~ """"" .... ""'°""' .......... l•ld .. ,. wlll ba made, but
wllttoul cov•11ant or wur•nly, ~ « lmplltO ~ tme,
1101111llon Of ~mbrtnCIN, t• eaWr .,_ lttdaClllMI ... eecur.a by .... °'": lnoludlna ,.... ... lftCI
lald ltl• wlll bt m1de, l>ut ....,.. or IN ~ and of t11a tl!Outorco:."/.~' • ., .. ,,.11,1, 1r11•1t ot••l•d by Hid d••d, .... ~ ~. wlltr ln*9tl
., I.I ~ 1
oa M --..... Ind the"""'"' ~~ ; ,,,.&;.;..7-.. "°" eeour9CI by ulct _ ::.:: ..._. • ..., : f/I .._. wttPI lfltt,.•1 tto•reon H It ........... ,_._ .............. ·a·-= -~flee•~ ft. 1W ...... -.! r: .... ieo ~AACa 00
Ll!Zll'lll:LmT. .......... a.-~90010
Vi~~ Co9t1~ ,..., 1111*; ...... Tt. .. 1-
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t'1'111Lt' I.. f??'.1 ; tlatl'N
by 811 K11ne j
• j
"Y~ creatures aren't s'posed to be stirring." "A,. you trylne to tell me tomtthlne?"
by Brad Anderson
I
I
I
I
i 0 11~
"Gosh, Dad, aren't you getting tired
of holding, Mom? I'm tired of
holding Marmaduke!"
.lt:DGE PARKER
TME SOONER voo c;o ro 8E~!ME SOONtx IT'S CHRl~TMAe>
MORN IN&
~;;..:""'~:.:.:""=------...:'2;;;.·,;;..Z.'1;...i c •112 .-f .... ~ '"'
MOON Mt:LLINH
Mil· HARTBURN ~BfE:~
MUTIERIN~ c::>
,ABolJT )OUR C"'
~ ...
BUTTER HIM
UP··BUYN/M
A f>RSSt;NT .
MAllaoMINai CtMTMf~lf6 NOTH•! J
CMH FO. TIN Moel !
-;~
I CAJ">l'T STOP
THINKIN6 ABOUT
THAT TRICYCLE I
WANT FOR
CHRISTMAS
J cN(T 00 l'f ! LOO.C M lit( FtN61«9 ...
\
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•
Ft:NK l' •I NKt:R8t:A ~
fl SL£EI' IN MEflWENL<,> f
PEPLE ... fl'J
~o ~ ~ 1..M'f ~£A~
~'flit ~1MM1m
ftU. OM 109 Of \41M ~?
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by Tom Bat1uk
by Kevin Fagan
~.1.'f~T
~\NI~\~ Otil l~
E.11. llbll..t> et
A l.01 ~ WM !
,. ...
.J U51" L.OV~ 11"
wHeN 1'HA,..
•t.:"f'RAIN WHOOSHf!S &Y.'
0
(.) u
by Lynn Johnston
. . • '
OUr pleuant HaQCtatlona
wttb memben ot tbl1 com·
munlty come to mind In
tbl1 101ou1 Haton. We
thank you am
Walkfil& Lee
2&'10 San MJcuel Dr., N.B.
769-lDOl or 762-7373
WI v
ft'• thH~ out ru11omer. for
th• butlnee1 In the paat year
and ulead tu 1hl1 1real
rommu11lt7 our with•• fo•
en r1ped•lly h•ppy holiday.
COLDWeU.
BANl(eRO
. :3. •
REALTORS ......
v y ...
May we wt11h lo
.... joyOUJ
holiday 1ea1MJn
COLE OF NEWPORT
875-5511
2515 !. Coaet Hwy ., c ............
----... p.-11~ .... _.. ...................... 1.~·~--~ ........ ....,~ .......................................... ...
leeeeft't 0.-11,...1
W• wkh yev •"'
y•urt eh I h4t j9y, e"4
.... lft the w .. w.
PYRAMID FENCE
COMPANY
160 W. 16ttl St.
Cotte~so
54 .. 9'62
\\ e · r t' I( I o "" i 11 I!
~ith j!tmd ~i,ht''
for 'ou 11n1t ~our
f amih .
w11a.1., yo• •
wa.•11 M Cllrf.._
&eiet-..._T ... -.dW.· ,, .. , ...
Vl"Ji11fa Cetdl, G«I
THE FOX OOMINfY
REAi.TORS
J400 ar.t. A .... Mlt. I OJ
................. 1 ..
All ~ us at Lido Realty
exlend our warmes t
W\&hes (tK a JOYOUS hoh
day IM!uon., a new year
f1U«I wilh &ood heallh happtMSS., prospenl}
-673-7300
3 377 Via Udo, H.I .
,,
Happy H0Uday1
.. to au our
Friends &: Cu1tomen . .~1~r
-\/. J ,, y WEMEDA ROOFING
h 2200 Suean, Santa An•
/ 957-8187
\, '
MIKE
CROW, BKR.
714/~17'
M•y l'o•r l•y
& H•pfllneu Coml'•te
For • Saeeesslal
•nd 6re•t 11133.
Wft ttifftl\I n•t • .,.,.
Merry Christmas
lo all our
cuslomt>rs & frit>nds.
Dickerson's Glau Co .
l24 Rochester St • Costa Mesa
642-0084
Season's
Greetings
• meuM tt513 CAMPUSJ>l·fRVtM(
Seaaon'a GreetJng•
From all of wr. a.t
Newporl Beach
Fire Fighlers
Asi.ocialion
HAPPY
·HOLIDAYS!
All of U' .. 1 Turner '''"t'tJlt'' Ht'.-llor.,
extend our ""Jrmr.,1 """hl'' fur d hoplJ\ holidJ)
'lt'IL'>On
TURNER ASSOC., REAL TORS
1104 :--; l''tt fly.\ l.aJ!Una \~14 1177
We wish you
& yours every joy'
Allied EJedric
& UPtilf Cl.
222V1ctona
Costa M"a
646-3737
.......................................................
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,~l ldr
I Wislq Y• an And
Wiminl lllliday
HOACI TIOPHY &
IMGIAVIM& CO.
170 E. 17th Street
Costa Mesa. 92627
;----------i 646-3141
.............. ,,_"-1a..1~ ... "-' ............. ..-.................................... -.ia.i-.... .... l..a.ll .... ~~ ...
Merry Christmas
We wiah you every
joy •nd bleaaiog or
thia h•ppy
Chriatmu Sea.on!
FAIRMONT
PRIVATE SCHOOL
1!>57 W Mable. Anaheim
774-1052
Merry Cbristmas
rrom all of us at
TifE FLOWER REMINDER
3841 B1rC'h SI
Newport BeaC'h
751-4705
~~~
Moy Your Holidcrys
.. Flit.ct With
love And lought•
Joy lO all of you
this festive sea!IOO!
Alicia's flowers & Gifts
1701 Corinthian \\\
Ne.,.port Btarh
833-1883
Merry Christmas
From All of Us
at
May the joys of Christmas be
always with you and your family.
PAMPBEDPIT
HOUDAY HOTB.
20592 Laguna
Canyon Road
Laguna Beech
HOLl>AY
GREETINGS
C'I
Come with ua to th~ merrle.t Chrt.ltmu
ever!
May the New Year brtna you opportunity and
aucoem beyond your fondelt dreama!
Dalebout Bay & h•ch Reel Eatete
1111 WHtclltt Drtv•
Newport ... ,. 111-noo
/\Jn! ..._.._o • ._.,..._.._.._.._~..___...._......._~
JO~OC8 ·tl0€L
Th~ hdpp•t'.,l ol holld"''
lo ~ou .. 11 & uur IK·.,1
Wl!>ht'!> for .. \ t'r\ ( IOt'
'It"• \' t' .. r MACNAB-llVIME
IEAlTY COMPAtifY
#2 avtc Plaza. Si. 100
Newpon~~
2a201 p_, de Alida
J...acuna HWe ~~
4~U.mpui. Ur
1,.vtn1'7S21414
l 4764 Barranra Parkway
rvine Ml 8700 ............ ____ 1'11 __ .._ ..............
'1 .. , 't our llnml ~
Filled W11h I.mt•
(;1111(1 lit'Jllh \nd
""PPlnt'" Thruoul
The ll11l1da\ -..t .. >'41n
\nd Tht• '~"" 't'l•Jr
associated
81>0 •£11 '> ll[r.,• ;is
l 1 • \!\-r , ~ , , · • ,
Good w ishes & good will
to all from our staff at
Tredltlonel R••ltJ
Jim Fwryman -Mary Ann Mucaro
Mike Dunn -Jerry Smtih
Je<* Fullerton -can Glugow
John Madlaon -Pat Blair
Rick Creighton· Bet~ OtMn
2'4 I. 17ltl St. #117 c.M. JOI L 17• It. #H4
I "412 ~ftC.• '1awy. 1210, ·1 494-0142 I e..t.~ : ..... . 631·7370 ~ ............. ~~-.i ........ ~ ..................... ~llM ... ~~~ ............... ~ ........... ~.~·~-~ .. IMtol--..-.. ~ ... Ml-·~ .... ~ .............................. ~~~ ....... ei.M ....... ~ ............. ._.._..__._ .................. ....
.A V.,.., m.rru Tiie Miiier Marine Crew
I
HOLIDAY
GREETINGS
to 01u Jriends
• U-STON llAl.n • • 8078 wa,,,.r
Huntington Beach
11 .,,,,,--_ 141·Hll 14MJ47
From •II of u1 et
, .. ..., .
........ y
Take a Mousse
home for New Years
Choou from • v•rle~
of choc. moc.t•• o.k• • or c'*'-c•lc• from your neighborhood
Bakcwy a C.nd)' Kitch.,,
TOMFOOLERY
ClflCtJ Stwt & Wery
l05 E. Balbo• BIVd., BalbOa 875-70CM
It is our hopr th•t all
your d1yJ wJI/ ovtrflow
with •fl good rhing1!
Hippy Holid1y1 co l.JJ!
· ' ' with you a Very Merry Chriatmaa
e'"'''""a'
:Jo '!Jo" &
GEORGE ELKr.$ CO.
12 C.,.• ..... ""' ldl 7 ... 100
ACTITIOU9M ll•M ..... .,..~
The lollowlng ~ -dolr'CI bu..,_U:
TUCKER ENTERf'AISO, 411
El Modena. ~ e.ectl, CA
92983.
PAUL t . TUCKER. 41t II Modena, Newport 8eac11. CA ...,_,~
92883.
CHRl8Tot-He:A P. TUCKl!fl. Al•o eiccep~:' r_.,ing 909 w. B.it1oe 11M1. Balboa. CA the .
92M1. IA) Untta 1 thAJugh 21 M "-
Thl9 bu11nee1 la oondUoled ~ • upon tlle eondolftlnlulft plan ~el part~ P TllCMr ~ _, bocM1 13437 i>..-110e. --........ -• oMcilllll ,_. ol -'d oounty. This •tal-1 -.... wlltl.. (11')""' ~_,.to ...
County c.t! of Or...-County on ell llloM ar ... d .. ien•ted u December 14', 191'2 atfturne, dec:b, peltoa and .,.,_
...... ~ ttle oondomWuM Publl•hed Ora1199 CCle9t ~ pwi llbowe ':1ecs to
Piiot, Dec 17, 24, 31. 1"2. Jen. • PARCEL 2: Unit 1'2 .. lttown
1983 ~ .iporl Ille condofMllulft plarl ~
• ,...,,..., IO.
UlTl-.. OM
swrtt 6 TVTNU
WISTCUfll CMAl'll
'27 E 17ttt St
Costa~~ 6 .. 6-83)°1
,ARCEL 3 • An exelu•l•e
......,. to ... ~ portklrle °'
DOINO
BUSINESS
UNDER A
FICTITIOUS
NAME?
I could tell Dad was J>roud.
and Mom was really beaminJ!,.
Ami even Atmt Harriet got
a little misty arnwul the t'yes .
Aunt Harriet
swore
fdgoto
the dogs.
om aJwav~ wanted me to be a dcx.1or. Oad didn\ M much t-Me, as long a'i I amounted to smn.ething.
But Aunt Harriet was convinced I would come to
a bad end.
The reasons Aunt Harriet was not ex.actlv kindly
d1spmed toward me stemmed from when I inadvertently
left a pd caterpillar in he r sterling e·.mdy ~i~h .. After that ,
Aunt I larriet felt that my chances of evolving mto a
responsible human being were bleak indeed ... Headed
right to the do~. that ho:·<· sheCl mutter.
To overcome this grave flaw i~ m) charade~, sh~
began bomharding me with US. Savmgs Bonds. Ft~nng,
no doubt, that money might lead me away &om evil
rather than toward it. After all, I needed aJJ the help I
could get. And Aunt Harriet couldn't ~ave helped m~
more. Those Bonds grew up, along with me, mto ~nice,
fat nest egg. One I kept tapping as I moved along m
my life.
I finally hung out ~Y shingle toda):. J~hn ~etrie,
<loctor of veterinary med1cme. I could tell Dad was
proud, and Mom w.is really beaming. And even Aunt •
Harriet got a little mi.sty aroun~ the ey~s. After ~1 -s~es
the one who predicted I was gomg straight to the doj?;s.
Buying US. Savings Bonds on a regular ba.ris helps
America . And it can help a dream become a reality
instead of something that might hatic been
-
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
TO YOU ALLI
rr 1 _,L LOV~ ~~ ~~ITE WJAll Lll'I l.Jtrt:> L ffllt5 Sent• Ana IM}..oM11 You've hid our grHI
-------• ~from °"' 8" l c {I• . r 81rt1ndlnQ for Holldey to our 8' Try OUI' prloel ~ A unrP'tf':J Parlle1. Pvt rHld•nll In our s·Po,11 Ann•• • i :J r•r onty.•Telf ue how many S.... up to 70%. PCH &
by Jenine you upect. We wtll do I Wimer. H.B. 1140-2555 Cwd ttle rwt. Shoe>. mix, ... Of (213)692-3130 ' ve, clHn-up, 111 for 1 · ~ ,..... .... no.11833 stet CtM11et fOf Rant Sou1h
• ~ ~ .,_ Tlhoe. 3 bdrm. Frpl, TV. Cell 1naw1r ed #1579, ....-.... 111 Dec 2e. Jan 2. 78()..9072
642--4300. 24 ""· • C.tenng • tit,..... ~------•W.,..•Bet1endlng --------Cu1tom lllk Pienta & 842-5937 Make tt e Contlnental Tt••• for ChrlatmHi--------Chrlttmaa ... A glh fo
Qlfta. Reuonabl•. the wt'°'9 flml!V, JOHN-
720-18ae ION & SON
Unooln/Merc ~M30 ! • H & H AOfll & Cteft Sup.
:. pty. a 1oc. OrllnQI, Gard-• en GrOY9, Anaheim
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P & J Cox 5"4&-442& I rectlYe 1 rd trip _..,..
1 •a.• -lo HewWI, good fol' 1 yr. .ui'I -Aak fOf Marlon~ 221 Marin• Ave. 8 .1. j
8715-11572. 'Tll thl ....
aon to glw rNI QOld. ,
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A PETE
BARRE Tl
REALTY
Nev. 4 br. 4 ' ~ ba, custom Frenlh Nurll'lDndy
F..stau-I 2 pnme acre h1lltop $1.250,00o
COIDIADO OHS
Coronado ls.land cwt bayfronl lol 85' bOlll
dock Plaru avail Now $370,000 wll~nns
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
311 ~ .. v,,d .. Or··· "i B o7~ t.•ol
Ital Estate
a •• '" 1 .. kl•
1112
LOOI
For our new regular
weekly t .. tura
IOIT SHOW-
CASE
NO
DOWN
CLOSING COST ONLY
PRINCIPALS
4 BR. -2 BATH -3 CAR GAR. \ (>I l / 1l /:' 1t
• • • • •• 1 •••• , •••
IEllOU
~Macnab -Irvine
.......
4 Bdrma, r.m. "" & din. rm lmmecul•t• ttvuou1.
New c:pt1, drapee, mar·
ble entry & decor. Wet
bet. 2 flrepl.cea. Artl•llc
poo4 & 198 $096,000.
WMhr I. T.,._ ... •• ....,. 144-all
2 Bdrm~ dMded BIO C~~TOM W a-•-·t
by double car garaa-. on golf COWM. ~ 0n'. "'..,,.. "
Concrete drive, private vacant, •how anytime. TrMte 9e1ulty In home, for
petloa, $127,700. agt $1095000 good motorhome and llJ ... .,,.., lttr. e73-ne1'Or19o-1391 l5000 nrm. 3 B1, t.,.. BA, FOUNTAIN VALLEY
PAYMENT $1200/mo.
WALT a MARGE HAMMOND,
AGENTS
•••11n '!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I 221136' pool In WHt· wml'l llUTmll _.. ::: mln1ter. Bal 187,000.
I IDT n1U ";~~~~=~= aa. ft_. $1290/mo everything
894-1508
A£SIOENTIAt AOL ES fATf SERVICES
llWPllT Wll Slll,MI
Two blocks to the sand. Each unit
has 2 BRS, 1 bath. Seller would
like to trade for desert house or
boat. Call for further information.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
for • delightful & i 4 Bdrm, 2.,..t>a, 2 etory Eellmated value $126.
Pfoeperoue .._ Veer UITW •llWI Pai.rmo mdl Excellent 000. Fully aw1mable no
Ron & JMnne Salter lnall .. I ,........ financing. FH Land. qual. Prvpany&H-5577.
RE/MAX. 831-1288 Secluded 4 Bdrm plu1 ~~ !~!!·600. Contact •i.U. a.." llM
,. __ .1.1 •--l famlly room. featuring ""'"' --
--... --*-d courty11d, pf'!-.... rtt ,,.,..... llWPtlT llAll
vat• b9dl yard with Kol Ill~ Bal Air• Home Light
TRIDE pond. Vety 4":: end alfy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Int~. 2 bdrm. 1 ba. ft ... -'th lotlda glue. Cur-front kltc:Mn. upand9d
Y04Jf boring Income pro-1'91\t 11t TO llP9f'Oxlma-llv, dining ., ... Young
per1y « OU1grOwn raeld-t•ly $133,000. A•klng ocr•NfRONT ,adult• & pell ~.
erice with the lwge 9CI'>-:,'::!t,!158,950 Owner Lft $22,600 540-5937 Ao1
I C...540-1151 lty fOf th 1 nNt ru•tlc NQ DOWN lanae he,.rty llH end roomy 4 Bdrm, 3'it --
b• home In WALi< TO UI .. M. b~~ :_~ARc~ocJ>ART~~~ WITH TRADE 14 l1lh/L1h1I••
with 1pectacular 180 l••••l1t1 PtHH lret
deg. oc:un, Catalina IW -.i.-Ute I Bultl .... pnca Keep •
letand and helbof ~ Cozy 2 Bdrm bungek)w Cuatom home aeR 4aa. apartment• or H ll ••
Priced •t ~t appr8'-with room to expand. ll•P• to Hndy beach. oondoa. 5 yeera n-• ul of 1475,000 fee. Good -bte loen. A Prime Laguna Nlguel ll1ted at 7.2 X'• groa1.
Owner hu $195,000 barg•ln •t 1100,000 location. Full pr~. $1, Cell Cathy ~ llnd wt1 CMT'J 2nd 646-1915 Ao1 aso.ooo. lllDI IULn
AOEHT 544-9513 f7az•11 144-7111 ftutaia 9alkt 1'34 -•
No down-no quallfylng. ~~~~~~~~~ ...u., _ _.._ ....
ul\il[Y ~ 3Br twnhm Mova In, • MWI I .... tak• over $1200-12300 /Jn ..,u
A55UL A7f.5 negot. pymta Shared I .... IA~
---------• appreciation avall. Wiii Carpet & paint allow-
Find whatyou want In trede. 54'9 89t-5558 ~~ ... "',•"!t •~ ............ .-. ............ -. .. "-o.11yiiiiiiPi1otiiiiimc•11i11i1ftm1ectaiiiiiiii.iii"l1 .. t ..... ~ lltl ... No down-no qualifying. 141-1111 . H
Me"y Christmas & Happy Holidays
to our friends . . . old and new
From the Staff and Agents of
Waterfront Homea, Inc., Realtor•
Bob Angell
Martha Anwiler
Bea Arnold
Jeanne Baer
Rosalie Becker
Helen Chapman
Alice Clarke
Marilyn Cleary
Sue Ann Cody
Patti Conover
Georgiann Cox
Austin Daynes
Rachel Diggs
Pat Edmondson
Jackie Miller Emory
Dottie Feeney
Bill Feeney
Jackie Fitzgerald
Gil Foerster
Pat Foerster
Barbara Forteville
Jan Forteville
Carole Frankel
Anne Freeman
Tex Griffith
Randi Hamlin
Lou Hickson
Chuck Hayward
Dan Hodge
Sharon Jay
Annette Kanzler
Gary Knoche
Karen Knoche
V1ck1 Lee
Bob Leibe
Astrid Lindholm
Betty Lynch
Brenda Macklin
Sharon McKinnon
Edie Mennella
Mary Ann Nethercutt
Helene O'Connor
Joanna Palmquist
Carolyn Paysse
Peggy Broms Pethes
T e(j Pethes
Gail Ream·
Sally Somers
Robert T rown
Yvonne T rown
Goly Vanorden
Bette Walsh
Ruth Wlnfand
Judy Wood
Thank you to all our friends ... old
and new ... for helping us survive
In 1982. We wish you a Happy New
Year, 19S3. Let'a all work together
to help the recovery of our nation
In thl1 New Year.
WATERFRONT HOMF 1"
Ht \t Juft•
............ , ... ,,,.,. .. , '11'9!1Ji'P4Af
3BR twnhm Mova In, llllN ft1W 111111-
talle owr. S 120G-$2300 D
nagotlable pymtl. Shar-ed appreciation avall Mexlc:an pave" grace
Wiii trede. Sue Ml 1-555e Ille entry way of Ihle 3
Bdrm patio home •Ith lniat 1044 nic. landecaplng. $249,
LUll/trnll 000 FEE. 644-7020
Turtlerock Eucutfve LJlll IUL mlTI
vi.w •operty AMUm·
ab'e ftn9rlclngl SM pnca
$270,000 -wlll NII for
$259,500 Ihle ~.
Ofop by 3 Ve/Mrf View.
LHll•n l•,.ue•-
1-f~S~on
2:l An~ + .l(I ddcltUoru.I
W 'rl"'\
$.l.1 ~000
Cete lt111fJ I
IHHt•elt Ce.
l14/T ... 11M
SUNDAY opel'I 12-5 Pvt. ptye ooty 669-7494
slH
Lu11url0ull Condo Wik to
b ell. every amenity $114,000/080 Muat ... ---------r
Cluelfled Ada, your ~
1top ahopplng center.
fut I
MULLAN REALTY luc~"/ farm lSfS
540-29e0 Lof1 SAL£ OR TRADE 65 Acre
I VOGEL Ii' . I I' I I . l
I t I Q ,~ YI I ; ,,.":.1 th::::::.1111 ==
.---------. 11>1911111lng, •muddle and•-. I I e c_.... ... ....,..,. """". ' .... _.__._.._..._ ........... ,.., t.:::t:.: ~ -::ic:-
avocado gtV. S10M per
llCl'e. s 100,000 Wf'll• °" thla .,..,.. S60M dn min.
Cell 544-5186 By ownw
642 ·5678
Nrml11l•11tt11/ 111/ llt11l11 l'lltll t1ad ti '""t'' 11•1•1/ llw 1·l11111/1ttJ 1 1cllnn 111 bu11
flf It'll a J>rlldlH'I
10 steps to a
.successful
1
garage sale
Decide on dates.
Look •I .. cttlend•r Ind Mt me 1Jate1 and hmet 01 your
• Ult Week•nOs ore usually OOoO 1:>111 many I UCCfflfut
11ln have oeen l\elO 1n Ille BYtln•ng, 1u111lter work
Checlt the wealh•• torec&al 1n the p.1per and w•ICh tor
any ortior ••rge ••ent rt>et ""'y 1nr1c1 Potenl••I Duy11 •
aw•y sucn I\ te·rs or commun•ly 1,...nl• H1v1 you1
Mlle run at •11ast two OlyS -ao,,.. people m•y not oe
Mlle to LOrr1f! on •nr ""9141 <Jay
2 What to sell.
herytnong1 Tn.i •• everything Y'OU h•ven t uHO •n the
• '•SI year II •n tem nu ant.que varue or 11 Dran~new
0t hu unu•u•I •alue oe >Ule to u• a heallny p1'CI for
11 Get a P•O ot paper ~n<! seatcn Vour wl'lole riou••
Look everywhf:rt! .an<J h,t ~rytn1ng
3 Write your ad.
Here •5 • sugge11ed •O Gatege S.le -0.11<1
81n1W00<1 rocking ch11t ta.,. rnlanta c10tll1n9, 1922
• V1ctro11 n or1g1n•I c•Dtnet meny gadge .. 1011 ot
unu•ual •t•m• rock collectton, plents AelrH nmenll 8
am to 6 pm Sa1urday •Md Svnd•y 1234 South
"'1yitreel Vourtown Just_., ot M11n •nO 2nd
UY' th•• umple •O as a guodte Be sure to 1111 unu1u•I
re""' 'Be '' 'IMIC•l•c u iio.tble Go.,.. 011.c1oon1 11
.._deO Oon t use aDDrev,.t~ -meny peopt. won t
001her to <lec·pner them CMJTIOH Don I •0Wrt-
~nyth·n9 you oon I reelly ,,. .... E ... ry item on th• •O
mu\! n~ on •••no 11 the stari of the Mle
4 Where to adveriiH.
Place your •O where t woll oe -n Dy peop141 wno •·•• ·n the are• mosl peOple s11Q9 cios. 10 home Tl'lto
• Oa•ly P•IOt t~ rtoaO Dy 88 000 llClullS in Cott• MeH N<>wport Buith L•guna Be..:h ,,.,,,,,. Hun1tng1on
Beach and r ounta•n Valley guaranteeing you wtCtl
t'>l>OSU•A Ano wolh lhe P1101 )'OU re not P•yong for
waste t;1rcutal•on m Los AnQetes or Anarw1m Plan 10
run your •O J I mes or motf! ana 1i.11 rt a few da~
oelore Ille \ale~ Daroa•n llun...-. c... haw pleftty ol
not·c~
5 Make a sign.
To help rna'e your sale ~uCOl'.,.lul ma~•• f• .. s•ont
• horn caroDua•o •nd '"~""'"•magic ma•'•' A gooo
s•gn ~·• •I I• • 'l2
6 Placing your siCJ'.
Ille morning of lhe uHI, Cut not Delore, pl•c• your
• s•ons Be sure end add~ .oolest •nd •ny
O•reCllOnal •r ....... Thrs ahoulO oe done at:>out • half
hOur belon1 lhe 1ai. llatta "'-'°"" MOii Where II
.•n bl Men from l:>Olh S><IM ol lhl str111 by pa11.ng
urs ano pedest,.ans CAIJTlON Some towns nave l•w•
lhal res1r.ct lhe pl•cement en<! duration of g•rege a•le signs Plene ~heck with .,.our town 1 p1ann1ng
<1epar1men1 O• c teri.
1 Marking prices.
Mui. pnces wl>e<e they CM be_, clNrly Oiltce
•
~upply "or" he..,. varorl.9 "ne end colOr• of tltckers
!Plat work well or you can UM ""'sk1ng l1pe Howe,...r
you muk tn.m ....... ,....... ..... Get age H lt1 tr• tor
1>er9a1n hunters Remember wtiate.,..r you een l Mii
10u 11 nave 10 dr•o Dack on t,.. i.o.-•nd slor• •11••n '°' •no1n1r )11•r
8. Se" irtCJ refrev.m.nts.
Tl"• doean I h••• to,c:ost mucn t nd er••••• 1 lrrandly
• •lmo1p1>ere II •Ito anc:ourltQM peopt. to 1i.y IOnger
1111<1 perll•P• buy mot• You COYlcl eY9n cti1r98 tor
•-pensive •terns ltke OOnuts 01 the lltdt coulO go 1n
butoneu Jor t"e d1y woth 1 ~ s141nd
9 Dl1play.
•
M•1t1 111'9 ... ry1111ng Cllll bl _, Ha,. card 11111111 or
boatdl'-d U ilheMt ~ two t:MIB Don't ca~ people to bend -uni-,ou c.n·1 help n Ute one 1111i. .. • dH k ....,_ ,ou Cll'I -,....l"fllllno end
.. k• money UH only one OMll box (lln c•n• or boH1
WOfk ftne) and ITlllkl llM IOmlOne le eppojnted
cuhter" •I all Umea. Atrenge beloffllllnd tor 1 friend
wtlo c1n help •n•we1 QUMllON. ,.llet IOf runch. 11c
l'Nt'• AU ,_, !Mr •• to.,,.*'J.."'
DAlY
PlOT
IRVICE
DIECT<IY
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FAIDJS CICUS
Ma1i11Js
acm• .... ....... , ....
~ modMe for tN cllol1n'*-•· who low. tN wgolden toud\'' •
I OPSt 1 DAYS A WE!J( 111·•• : I 1M& PARK. C.M.
WIA MC
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CHEVROLET ._..... . ' ,. . , ..
S4~ 1200
SALE!
1979 CADILLAC
COUPI DI Villi
(104YSO)
sg995
1911 CADILLAC fUITWOOD
aaOUCltlYA COUPI
(1BWU168)
$14,995
19IO CADILLAC
ILDOIADO COUPI
(IACL799)
s12,995
1979 CADILLAC
SIVILU
(392YPS)
s11,495
Off• Good ThN ~onct.y. 12~27-42
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540-1860 .
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(4) KNBC, NBC, 3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank Ca.
(7) KABC, ABC, 4151 Prospect Ave., Los Angefes Ca.
(8) KFMB, CBS, 7677 Engineer Road, San Otego, Ca.
(10) KGTV, ABC, Highway 94 and 47th St., San Diego, Ca.
(39) KCST, NBC, 8330 Engineer Road. San Diego, Ca.
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21) KCET, 4401 Sunset Blvd., Loa Angeles, Ca. 50) KOCE. 15744 Gotden West St., Huntington Beach, Ca.
H) KOOC. TV. 1730 Clementine. Anaheim, Ca.
Cleveland pair
writes soap
By LINDA HIRSCH
Lots of folb dream about writing a soap
opera, finding a producer and getting the
production on television. Unfortunately,
that dream rarely comes true. But it has for
two Clevelanders in their mid-20s, Scott
Mehno and Anne Carey, whoee soap The
Passion Barons la being negotiated for by
teVeral syndication compan:tes .•
Both deeply interested in filmmaking.
the duo hit on writing a soap not because
they are avid fans, but because of a quote
from the late German film genius R.W.
Faublnder. Asccording to Mehno,
Fassbinder once said many of his artful
films were influenced by the American
IOllp opera medium.
Mehno, who g raduat ed from the
Cleveland Institute of Art, which Carey
a1ao attends. created a documentary entitled
"Stealing Food" which received some help
and attention from poet Allen Ginsberg. At
the acreenmg of the documentary waa old-
pro producer Bob Dolan. who liked what he
saw and liked ~n more the conversation
he had with Mehno and Carey about thelr
soap idea. Not only did Dolan sign to
produce the soap, but in his Cleveland
location he has put together a studio with
myriad Rta that rival any of the soap aets
we've teen.
The 808p la not your typical sudser, but
more of e Mary Hartman-type satire. The
part of the ahow which we saw waa well-
crafted and did al.molt the impoaible -it
wu able to •t up longtime 1toryllnes and
baclcp'ounda in 9eVeral easy-to-take acenes.
The actln1 wu excellent, headlined by
David O. Frazier playi.na busineaman Paul
Slmpmon and bbl twin brother. Frazier ha.a
toured lntemaUonally in "Jecques Brel 11
Alive and Well and Living in Patil" and
hu eppeared ln an amuing amount of
stage productlona.
Ju the title of the 1how suggesta, the
show deela with bla buainesa and love. The
~r character, e man wealthier than
WeYM Newton, hu a eon who'• a hustler. a
wile who'd rether pt aloshed than man
love, abd an at-your-1ervlce waltreu
l)layed by c.lt. Laplnlky wbo tnaket Allee 1oofc like • llouch.
FraJSer, who once 1haved hl1 head to ~Y the klna 1n "The Kina and l" and =.=-:-~-:~re~~~ J>IUI . ~ ... , wanted to do e '°*P and
MYW IMw Cleveland, whk:h providel you
With a WGftdtrful Ufaty1e • an ~ and
on a ...., Mnll1 1-vel. Beat of all, l 19t to play two~ In I.he ahow, one with hair ind
CIM Without; of QOUl'W, '' PW tbia9I Of you who mO\&rMd che lcel of t4ir'Y ~.the camp ol·DU-k SMdoWI
arid tbil 1lidl. of Ju.t.y ll.'el'MI (th.I.I eoap II
R-ralW), be aare and tune ln the ahoW
when ;Ji rolls ICl'dlli naaoMl teWMilO'n .... ..,.nat,....
Identity
uncovered
Soaps, 4
Fun with
words
TV Puzzle, 3 5
'Playboy
TV Antenna, 3
The crew of "The Love Boat" provides the Christmas
cheer Saturday night at 9:00 on KABC (7 ).
..
Vanessa discovers McCord's identity
By LINDA HIRSCH
ALL MY CHILDREN: Nina protests when Palmer
orders that she give up vacation plans with Cuff and go to
Hawaii with Steve. Angry at first, Cliff decides to
accompany Nina and Steve. When Jesse suggests to Nancy
that he move out, ahe pleads with him to stay becauae he is
truly part of her family. Leaming that Greg plans to give
Jenny an engagement ring for Christmas, Liu goes to Enid
and pleads with her to halt his plans. Brooke areepts a
"go-fer'' job at the Bulletin ao that she can remain in Pine
Valley and work henrelf back to the Investigative reporting
position ahe once held on the paper. Tom and Brooke
remain at odds but still have no plans for divorce. Before
accepting Langley's proposal to wed him after Phoebe dies
(he erroneously thinks Phoebe is dying) Opal talks to Steve
about Phoebe's will and learns that Langley will indeed get
all her money when Phoebe dies. Lars shows Kent he cares
deeply for Ellen.
ANOTHER WORLD: After Mac tells Elena they aren't aood for one another, she realiz.es he still loves Rachel.
Following an argument. Mac relieves Loula of his art-
historian duties at Cory Publlahing. Blaine I.a beginning to
feel uneasy because she has not heard from Sanely, who la
vacationing in the Caribbean with Cecille. Lb la delighted
when Peter shows an interest in Sally. Rachel aays no to
Steve's suggestion that they have a double New Year's Eve
wedding with Bob and Quinn. Hearing about a drug bust
that might involve R.J .. an unanned Bob goes to the arcade
to warn his 90n.
AS THE WORLD TURNS: Margo warns Ariel th.at she
feeb Ariel may have been a co.conaplrawr in John's
murder. Betsy admits love for Steve, but he says he can't
aee her anymore. Nela diacovers James burnlnl( the Stenbeck
blackmail lettera. A tearful Nels tells the police? about James
trylna to kill John. Nels ia allowed to leave town but must
keep in touch with police. James ls arrested for John's
murder but Is out on bail. Ariel wanta Maggie to read John's
will, but without a body thia la impoaible. Having placed a
bomb in the t.ruck Betay gave Steve, Craig realiz.ea the bomb
la a.et to go off while Betsy la by the truck. He ruahes to the
1eene, pulls Betsy away lrom the truck, falls down on her
and aaves her from atrioua Injury while he h.J.mself auataina
major internal iJ\juriee. While Barbara and Gunnar a.re
pretending to be the McTaviah brothera on board a train,
Barbara le-ams of James'a arrest.
CAPITOL: ClarilA tells Wally kJdnapplng Julle at the
weddlna ia a m1a1ake. CWUaa t.rtea to warn Myrna but
Myrna will JlOl talk to her. Wally traps Sam and Julie ln a
l1mo but tho plan tails. Tyler arrives at the church and
carrtea Julie out. He confronu Barrin1ton and Julie
sudd~ reallz.et she loves Tyler. Sam tells Barrington that
'he muat take all the blame lot Che ICheme to many Julie
and pays him handaomc!ly to do eo. Brenda'acrwh on Wally
i. becomlJ'\I 1a.r1antuln, while Wal~ll:tM Julio and T,Yler belona to each other. Thomu f It harder and
harder lO accept Llzbeth'a lrienclahlp with orCly.
DA VS OF OUR LIVl!S: Stephano la able to obtain
Roman'• susperudon from pob force. Roman tel.la Mulena
tO atay out of thins•. but 1he demand• to prove hll
bvlomnt"e Wh~ a power OU ... atrlka Mr hc>uae, MagJe
.-. to 1u.y at Don'1 plall'e .. Renee ta tt\ICk In the mow. Ttmy racuet Mi and lhe re..u-that ahe la ltill attl'IC1ed to
hlln, iltliOulh the Ii~ to David. ~t1 •la NIMd to u. holplcal duii.fta an~. and the robot t ha\ O\n.
arid ~ ~loped II \.iiCt to oa1m hli feui: ~
4 Fttdmy, Dlolfn~ 14, 1812
stunned when a beautiful girl comes on to him, unaware
that she is a prostitute. Julie plays up w Woody in re-
taliation tor Doug seeing prostJtutes, even though he's not a
cuswmer but merely spying on them to check on Stephano's
busines.s dealings.
DOCTORS: Steve decides to investigate Billy's murder
on' his own. Paul taken off investigation of Billy's murder
when his relationship U> Natalie comes to light. Clues show
Adrienne may have been involved in murder Maggie tells
MWTay she can't marry him. Mike and Kit are snowbound
in i.lolated cabin.
EOOE OF NIGHT: To keep his cover, Sky tells Ian he's
in love with Val. Nora ia fired for snooping, Nicole relieved
when Barbara pl.ana to tell Nancy that Miles did not attack
her. Meanwhile, Gunther finds Miles drunk in a
neighborhood bar and tella Nora, who takes Miles to
Barbara'a. Nora warns Barbara not w tell Nancy the truth.
Nora then hires a man named Preacher to pretend he's
Barbara's boyfriend. Preacher arrives at Barbara's
apartment. When he comes on to her. she backs off. Later
Preacher, with his hand bandaged, turns up at a local bar. A
bloody and battered Barbara is discovered at her apartment,
and a drunken Miles la found in the bedroom.
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Mark and Rick argue over
Susan's sureery. A.a her condition remains critical, the battle
between Heather and Scotty over Jason's custody continues.
Monica tells Alan she'll not raise Jason in her home. When
she regains ool\9dousnesa, Susan and Scotty marry. Luke and
ltolly brave an angry mob at Kelly's diner. Joe convinces
Luke and Holly ahe must take stand in her own defenae.
Holly learns that Charles ia dylna. but the judge denies her
pleas to visit him and Charles dies alone. Luke, Scorpio and
Tiffany decide to aell the Star. Bobbi and Noah are abo\.tt to
kiss when they are interrupted by a call from Tiffany.
Laura breaka up wlth Blaclde before he can break up with
her.
GUIDING LIGHT: The stockholders vote Vanessa to·
head Spaulding. Before the vote ia taken, she convlncee
Amanda and Alan she has votes to make either president.
Vanessa d.t.covera that Quint McCord is her brother $ean
and he trades hll vote tor her silence. Nola ls distraught
when Quint will not belleve 1he heard Rebecca apeak.lng.
Nola deddes t.Q,.have the beby christened and chance her
name from Kelly Loube to A.nutaaia Lout. or S'tacy lot" ahort. Tony proposes to Hillary, but she aaka for more Urne.
Maureen lt!arns that her old boyfriend ta comln• to
Springfield and feara it will create trouble In. her
~laUonahlp wlth F.cl. Alan teems that Phlllp was causht
cheaUn, at prep 1ehool and b aolng to be expelled.
ONE ·LIFE TO LIVE: Larry tella Karen he wanta to
atart over. She ls relieved but wonden 11 ahe can f~
Steve. lArry hU. a de...Uve to find •vldenee apJn.at Steve
but ll unaware that be has hired a friend of Steve'e. Stew
t.eU. the private eye lO let Larey know T~ ls thto hem, hoP:nl th1a wlll anaer Tineo enouah co km Larry. Sieve1a lll• JI •till on the line un.1-be at.opt awtna Karen. St.eve
leama Raf• 11 a cop and when he .... , hliia with Marco.
wondera lf Marco I.I pull.Ina a doubl~ Mlml 1eanw ah'e m.liht aw-tn her own TV aeri•. but Ludndl. pl8iidl with
her not to 80 ance Ma will lake beck the ranch ht iii '°""' co lfve LUdrida. MJml ab Aa tnio litpin&. the ~
over lO Ludnda and Win ..U. him ahe'~. ~ IO ror HoUywoOd. Ch~ OU~ that Nia'*""" &WI)' propany ~ =:,crw..: ~ ~hMrtbrOken Whln .
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lb Pllllf IN IDlaMAN Of ih Dal, l'U.1 ••alf-
11 cwnMrv1Uve Or1nt• Counly
rHdy tot The Playboy Ch:ln.nel?
W•ll. Dlckln1nn Pac1t1c
CablHy1tem1L urvtn1 I l ,000
1ublcrtbera In Hunt1n1ton S.aoh1 rounuuo Valley. W•lmln1u.r ano
&ant.on, la prelNU'ina to find out.
On Monday~ Cabl•)'ltem• t>.aan
offtrlna 1ubtcrtbctr1 the option of
plua11n1 Into 10 houra a day of
Protnmmlna drawlna on the lhemee
ancf philosophy ot Huah Hefner'•
ramoua magazine. CablHyatema ll \he
county's lar1e1t cable company and la
the llrst to offer The Playboy
Channel.
People who already pay '31.90 a
month for the full Cable1y1tem1
packaae of basic service, Home Box
Office and Showtime, will be charae<i
$3 extra a month If they want to hook
Into the Bunny channel. For
subecrlbers signed up for one ot the
lea expensive cable packages, the
Playboy Channel will COllt an extra
$10.95 a month.
Orange County today mAY not be
quite as ronservative as It's reputed to
be, but the question remains: wUl
people shell out money to take a video
look at this month's Playmate or
watch a strip-tease game show or
participate an "The Playboy Sex and
Sensuality Test?"
According to the Cablesystems
people, a local market for this
material clearly exists.
A while back, the Cablesystems
staff surveyed people who had tried
its cable package and had decided to
disconnect. According to Cablesystems
general manager Doug Rook, many of
these people said they were lookmg
for something different on cable.
These subscribers complained that
the two pay services, HBO and
Showtime, were too similar (indeed,
they air many of the same movies
each month) and that both services
were not all that different from the
programming that appears on "free"
TV
Some of these subscribers indicated
a desire for more adult-type
programming. Before deciding to
o ffer The Playboy Channel,
C~blesystems polled 400 residents of
the four c1t1es in its service area HaJC
were cable subscribers and half were
not.
Bear 1n mind my old statistics
teacher's warning that you can often
get a parucular response just by
phrasing a question in a certain way.
Still the results of the adult
Christie Hefner, president
of Playboy Enterpri e ,
Inc.
programming survey were
interesting.
-Asked 1f they aeree that people
should be free to view adult
entertainment in the privacy of their
homes, 89 percent answered yes.
-Asked If they agree with the
concept of separating adult
programming from family
programming 95 percent said ves.
-Asked 1f they would oppose or
ignore efforts to prevent The Playboy
Channel from being available (note
the careful phrasing), 77 percent said
yes.
-Asked 1£ they were interested m
viewing the The Playboy Channel, 36
percent said yes, and of those
responding positively, 58 percent said
they would consider purchasing the
channel for $8 per month
Another interesting statistic· of the
people who said they were interested
in viewing the cable channel. The
Playboy Channel, 46 percent were
women.
Cathy Hetzel. a matketmg manager
for Rainbow Programming Services,
co-owner and distributor of The
Playboy Channel, said the average
Playboy viewer 1s between the ages of
24 and 44. and 63 percent of these
viewers have incomes of $25,000 or
more.
S he admitted The Playboy
Chlnrwl'• C\lr,.n• demopaohka .,.
"•It.Wed mote toward "*'• bul .....
trylnl to tar1•t more of o\ar
ammJn ww&td wonwn.'' ~. Mid 'hll Ill hfinl ltLenlp\1"'
throu1h production of more
"romantJc'' fHtur• lnvo1vtn1 men
and warMn. by Ullfll a woman &o halt
\he channel'• Wk 11low and .tmllar
Uletb. The channel wae founded In lU&O
by eeveral cable -companl .. who
dubbed It "l!tcapade." In 1981,
Playboy bouJh~ In and b•1•n
developing orlilJW ~ for
the aervice. A1 Hetiel explatn1,
Playboy needed technical know·how
In t.he cable field, and Escapade
needed the Playboy brand name and
and lta knack for packallng aexu.l
material In a glouy, "rHpectable"
manner
Lut month, the service c~ed ltl
name from F«apade to The Playboy
Channel. Soon half of the aervice'•
programming wllJ originate from
Playboy. (The remainder con1l1t1
mainly or adult movie..) The channel
now has more than 300,000
subecribera on 200 systems.
A promotional tape for the channel
features Playboy President Christie
Hefner (Hugh Hefner's daughter) and
Playboy Cable Network prealdent
Paul Klein (a fonner NBC executive)
boasting that the service retains the
same high production values as the
magazine.
Preparing for any local backlash,
Cablesystems ofHcials are stressing
that Playboy Channel's material t.
comparable to that seen m tt-rated
movies -not the X-rated stuff
General Manager Rook, in fact,
cautioned again.st over-speculation. He
said some people may oe IOOIWlg tor
more explicit programming than
Playboy delivers. .
The cable company does, however,
provide a lock-out box for parents
who want to make sure the kids don't
sneak a peek. (The filter device that
Playboy Channel subscribers use also
can be removed easily to control
viewing.)
Yet here's another interesting
statistic. Cablesystems has had lock
boxes available because some parenta
are concerned about the nudity and
language in some movies shown on
HBO and Showtime. Yet out of 31,000
subscribers, only 12 lock boxes have
been requested.
Maybe Orange County's not quite
so conservauve after all.
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81ARCH FOR TOMORROW: Krl1tln 1utftt1 a ~· but-only •h.,. thla knowlectae with Warren. KrlfUn plana IO iO ahead wllh hn ~ IO Brian and
Wuren plana to punue Suzi, who will be avallabl«-oNr
Brian la married to ht.a •lat.er. Liu Ntuma IO New York flnd
worka with a handaomo mu.akal arranaer named Tony who
charma her lnlO h.avins dinner with him. RUJty decide. to
move out of Liu and Travia'. Aja and Travia bealn to
uplore their feelinais for one another. Jenny •till trylna to
remember where 1he haa teen Warren. Suf.i conalden
droppina out of college.
TEXAS: Ben reveals that he'• Hunt'• brother, and then
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teU. him not ca•°">' f)e(oau.. hll muthat wW "'turn home
IOUf\ YOUNO ANO Tiii: R¥8TL&88: Ah.r flnl nol
wanUn1 him \0 como home for <..~mu. JW hurtbroktn
wt\ n Phlllp dtclln the lnvltallon and N)'I he hU no
famlly and would rather •ta)' wllh a friend Wh•n Aahley
doecn't ~t anywhe,.. •ft.e'r m11klfli odvancet to Brian, J1ek
14lla her Brlan la py. She confront. Brtan with thla and he
dmJm It with a pusJonate kill AJthou.ih Kaye and Victor
know that he la tho father of Nikki'• baby, thf'y hlda th1a
from everyone. Paul la told by lhf' commander It'• too late IO
back out of the underiround bwilneta
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Write to Lynch Hlnch, clo Field Nf'W.P11pt1r Syndk»t.e,
P.O. Bo>t 19620, Irvine, Otlif. 92714. She will arvwt;r u•
m11ny qu~rlona u she can Jn her column, but the volurue ol
rnaJJ malc*'I peraonal replle. imp<JQJb~
Rick Springfield departing General Hospital
By LYNDA WRSCH Q: II It true tbat Rick Sprla~fleld plans to depart ~he money 1s and have several things in the hopper.
General lloapltal ln March? ( cant believe It. -R.H., Including a serial which would be produced by Jorn
Buffalo, N.V. Wlnthers, who top-produced All My Children Last year. But
A : Believe 1t. Springfield has his bags packed and 111 all with the low ratings of The Doctors and Texas, NBC knew
ready to exit General Hospital In fact, he wanted to leave they had to do something and you need more than three
last year but could not get out of his two-year contract. Al weeks' lead time to begin a soap opera
this point, Jackie Zeman, who had been Springfield's love Also, ABC plans a new Agnes Nixon soap to begin m
interest on GH, w1U most likely meet up with a new love the spring of '83.
interest as Noah leaves town or just after.
Q: I think Colleen Zenk looks just like Natalie Wood.
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putting In game 1bow1, doea tbat mean tbe end of soap Z.T., Syracuae, N.V.
operas relgalag supreme la daytime? -J .Z., Sblppeaaburg, A: Throughout her career, C.Oll een, who plays Barbara
Pa. on As the World Turns, has often been told she looks like
A: Hardly We would unagme that the NBC game-show Wood Says C.Olleen, "IC you have to look like someone, lhen
pack.ages, which include Hit Man and the revamping of the lookmg like Natalie Wood ts wonderful. I don't see the
old quiz show Sale of the Century, are merely a stop-gap resemblance very often, but I'm told of 1t by so many people
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-l'riclay Cont.
IOnette show so he can buy a Ctmstmas
~esent fOf Papa Geppe110 (A) { 1 hr )
U TMI unurT AMil1. In order to earn
his wiflOs, a very mischievous little angel is
sent b8cic to Earth to oo a good deed ( 1
hr .. 30mlfl)
• TMI NQQLD Of NOTM DAm Carl Carl-
son. Patrick Coltlns. Merlin Olsen and Mel·
ioda Diiion star In lhtS updated VefSIOll of
the famous French legend ( 1 hr )
9) MOVIE "It's A Wonderful Lile" ( 1947,
Fantasy) James Stewart. Donna Reed A
man's guardian angel dlvl!fts hm from su1-
ckje and shows him what his hometown
would be like 1f he were never born (2
hfs .. 30 min.) 8 WAU m.Ef WED "To Coon A
Phrase" Guest Waltl!f Perschke. presi·
dent. Num1sco, Inc CC>.,.,. "Clash Of The Titans" ( 1981
Fantasy) Hany Hamhn. LSYTenoe Olivier
MylhlC hero Perseus iS helped by his
lather Zeus In a series of dangerous tasks
as he trles to win the hand of a Phoerncian
pnncess aga1ost the w~ of a 11engelul sea~dess 'PG' ( 1 hr., 58 min) (E) TIC&ITB
(8) MO¥ll "OIJver ' ( 1968. M~I) Ron
Moody. OllVef Reed A young Ofphan is
kidnapped from h1S new home by hts old
gang. but manages to escape and return
to his t>eoelactOf 'G' (2 hrs . 35 min )
(D> .,_ "Don't C . It's Only ThOnder'
( 1982. Drama) benn1s Christopher.
Susan Saint James A female Army doctor
and a trouble-prone medlC help two nuns
bring a group or Vietnamese ()(pNns to
safety. 'PG' (1 tir .. 50 min.)
CJ) an vaY OWll c:tlltnlAI ITOllT A
1rip to Swlt.zeriand becomes 811 eiccJtlng
adventure tor Ben-and his friends When t~ meet Kris Krlngle.
• .,_ "The Gathering -Part II"
( 1979 Drama) Maureen Stapleton.
l:ITem Zmbaltst Jr A Widow and her grown children's Christmas reunion Is
complicated by ttMW unlavOfable raactlon
to a new men In her hie •nd conlllctt In
thelf own ltves. ( 1 hr .. 40 min) (%) .,.,. "Heartland" ( 1981, Drama)
Rjp Tom. Conchala F«retl A ranchet and
h9 houlielteepef lace Iha rigors of tronltef
llfe In 1910 Wyoming. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 35
min.) •al NACffl18 ....,.,...,. ~ A
11Ve Chr1ttrna4 E118 MNiee It p<eaentPd ( 1
ht.)
•Cl) IA'NIDAY llGIH1' • QMTIMllVIC*llum ITMIT The
aplnt of tt>e Ch<lstmas season come. Ol/ef
Setama Street as BIQ Bird at1amp11 to
uncOYet the Nerti of l'loW S4nta Ctau.
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• dOwn the chimney ( 1 hf ) N ...0 CW._ CoYe<age of the omen'• Oownl'llA (from Plancavano. Ila· ~.(A) (1ht.)
DOT -UllTA cuue Ooljolnl Sant• or • tOUf of the WOtld to ... ~
c•l>rate Christmas In their own dlttatenl wayaf1 ht .. 16 min)
-· m¥ll "The Muppet Movie" ( 197 • Comtdy) Volcet by Jim Henion,
f°fank Ot. Ari 11mblltoua frog M8t(lng l•me
and fortune In the entertainment wOffd
Nt1 OIJt on an adVentutout )OIHney eto.-
country from hit ~gia home to Hoif>'-
wood _jR) Jl~w l • • .. MiohMI t<nlgtlt
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Stoci\ard Channing A t2-yea1-old bOy
and an astrologer pul togethet a winning
baslletba11 team out of players wt\<> were
all born unde< the sign ol Prsces. (2 hrs ) ID _. _,. Guests Wiiiiam Katt.
Charlotte Rampling. Amenca. Joan Ouig-~' Fran Lebowitz, Philip Garner ( 1 hr.)
WAll911ZTI*WIB ....
MCMI "Guys And Dolls" ( 1955. MUSI·
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slonary girt fatts In lolle with a Broadway
Imbler (2 hrs • 30 min ) IOU)~
.. ..,_ "The Robe" ( 1953. Drama)
Richard Burton. Jean Simmons. A pl'lysl·
cally and emotiOnally deteriorated Roman
tribune Is ordered 10 execute three crun1-
nals In Jerusalem. (2 hrs . 45 mm )
.. , lllC -~allCltlCU TWIUIHTD>m
WAU tTm'T WIB "To Coon A
Phrase" Guest Walt9' P8fschke. piesi-
dent, Numlsoo. Inc. G IACM llAll • I mOlt Willlam Reese
conducts the lamed Bach Choir of Bethle-
hem. PennsytvaTinla, tor their !25th per-
formance o( Bach's great choral master·
~· (2 hrs ' 30 min.) CEJ.O•BrtYOt.UYUU Coverage of the
Division I Champi<>nShip from The Un1ver
~ Of The Pacific. (2 hrs ) -u a> .. 1noee11m.1 Remington and
Laura are hl<ed to locate • Video game
~!us who has dl38ppeered with S5 md·
lion and the plant to his company's new·
est creation~ ( 1 hr )
111.,, ....
IODY • ClUllTIOll "Brute Machine"
Or Jonathan Miiier traces the birth of
mo08m neurology and dtSCU58eS the neu
r=lmpllcatfons of piano playing with Dud Moore. (A) ( 1 hr.)
CC) "A Chr.2ma1 Carol" ( t 95 t.
Fantasy) Alastair Sim. Kathleen Harri&on
Based on the story by Charles Dickens. A
c<>ld-heerted mlMr learns the value of
compassion ttv~tly adventures on Christmas E118. 1 ht • 30 min ) cm 111CM1 "Buddy. .. J 1es1. eome-<1V> Jaok Lemmon. Walttf atttlau While
an uuuln concentrates on his next kitt-
ing, Ile Is rudely 1nlem1Pted by a t>umbllng
laUure of a man who Is anemptlng IUlclde
'A' ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) CJ) llO¥ll "Alrpllnel" ( 1980, ComedY)
Aobef1 Hays. Julll ~ty. Alter an 1lftn
er"e crew falls to IOOd poisoning. a ner
vous IOfmer war pilot Is p<essed Into.., •
vice and must contend wtin oo-bOa<d hy.
terla, • ..cretlv9 control tawer and olche-
(filed mtm0fle9. 'PG' ( 1 ht .. 30 mln.)
• .,. "The Compsmlon" (1980. Of•·
ma) Alchclrd Or~ Arny IMng. Two
planllt1 ot • San ~r•ncitco music COf'nP9"
tltlOn nn<1 thlt their loYe fOf each other
confllei. with their prot...ionat ambltlona. a'R-r8-"*'-.~ "Undef"°"nct. A.oea" ( 1980. ) Dirk e.Mdlc1. Melanie Griffith
Parking al1endanfa wr•k haYOC 11 a . -** ~ HM ho1el 'PG' (I rw .. 39 (!•--';;;; -M _.. ''Motley And
...
.., Celltornla .. ••... " ........ (I) mt umn ...,_. CMCIL the rMlt9fei9lllOtlilt pilya a multltt.tde of '*" e..,_ 1o~ ane; 0...... .......... of lhl
I MY~awrrMAS IHOW MAMY.O ...... ..aRr
11:11 Cl) TMI WllT Of A PfOfll.E A hOhday
$har1ng ol Pohsh Christmas music features
pertOfmances by membefs of the Pauline
Fathef's. Metropolitan opera soprano
Teresa Zylls-Gara and a Polish choir D QMTIMI CMOl llQ Uve from the
Fnt PresbytMtan Church ol Burbank
I «I MC ... lam.m YOU AIUD POii iT
QMTIMI Qml Selected ChOlrS
from Chicago's high sch<>ots and colleges
sl~ soogs of the holldays (4 hrs)
II DAVID •llllllD THI _..,. Of a.ITllAI 1¥1 Doc
Seveflnsen IS Joined by Henry Manc1n1
VlctOf Buono and the choir ot St Charles
Borromeo Church tor a piogram of origi-
nal and traditional Yuletkje music (A)
CC) .,.,. "Stripes" 1 198 t. Comedy) em
Murray. Harold Ramis. A New YOfk cabble
looking for excitement con11lr\Ces his best
friend to jOln him 1n enlisting 1n the U S
Army 'A' ( 1 hf., 20 min.) (!)~
(H) MCMI "This Is EMs" ( 1981, Blogra·
phy) Documentary Alm footage and ara-
matlC re-ceahons are used to ten the sto-
ry ot Elvis Presley's hie end careef ( 1 hr ,
42mln)
([) MCMI "The Four Seasons" ( 1981.
Orama) Alan Alda. Caro4 Burnett Three
couptes. all ctose. long·t1me ITlends. expe-
rlenoe profound changes In their relatlon-
lhtpe When one ol the maulages dl51n-
l,!grates 'PG' ( 1 hr . 57 min )
(I).,.,. "A Christmas Carol" (1951,
Fantasy) Alastair Sim. Kathleen Harrison.
Based on the story by Charles Olc:keos A
cold-hearted mlSef learns the value of
compaSSlon through ghostly adventures
on ChriStmas Eve ( 1 hr • 25 min )
119 tQ ~'How Green Was My Valley"
'f,'941, Drama) Waltllf Pidgeon. Maureen
O'Hara A Weith mining tamtly faces per-
aonal and economic problems wtWte plan-~ for tilt futUfe. (2 hrs . 30 min.) a.. Cl) QMTIMI DI eava A Christ·
me• Eve S«vtc. Is prManted from the
Church ot Stt Peter and Peul In the South
Bronx. ( 1 ht.) ··~---Pope.John Paul 11 oelebr'8tes the Chn;tmat Mldnlghl
M .. from the Batlllc:a ol St Petllf's In
~71.:;3'"""' O TMIWT._ lilOWll "SUl&n SlePt Hare" I t9&4, ) Olck Powell. Debbie Aeynolde.
A Hollywood ecrlptwrlter II ~ CtJStody
of 1 vegmit gift ~ Chnttmea. (2
hrt.)
• CMCU Of QMTllAI Tn. MOfmton
Tabernacle Chor ~ our lavorlte Chriti.·
-rm~~ •mu· -~c.,. ·'-~~~rt=~ ~
L • Annett• Hevtn~ tw . 60 min l m¥ll "tt'a AW LI .... ('941.
t99y) JelM8 Sttwtrt. DoMe AMd. A men'• guerdlan .. divert. him from U. cidt and llt)OWI him wfllt hll hOl'l'lttown
woulO bt like " he we.a neYer bOrt\. (I 10 t'IWI.} .· com.•a..
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A D111st111.a1 CAIOI'' ( t~ t r nnlo1y)
It Sim. Kathleen H11111on ( t t11 '!l
min )
W (L) "11pe" (108t, Ornma) ~~ C
Scott. Timothy Hutton (2 hra J
•• "The Huntef'' ( tU19. Oram11J SUM1 McOueen. Eh Wallach ( t hr 38 min J (%) "The 8eQull4td' (197 t. Oremn) C:11111
£aatwood. Gereldme P11~ ( I hr !>O
min) m (t) "A Christmas Carol" ( 1951. r antaay)
Ataslelf Sim. Kalhleen Ha111&0n (I hr . 30
nm I
(0) "Willy Wonka And The Chocotale Fae
tory" ( 1971 Fan1asy) Gene Wilder Jock
Albertson (?hrs.)
CJ) "Airplane!" ( t960, Comedy) Robert
Hays. Juhe Hagerly ( t hr 30 mm ) •CHJ "Taps" ( 198 t Drema) Geoiue C
Scoll Timothy Huuon (?hrs l •CD "NIChOlas Nickleby" ( 1947, Orama)
Derek Bond. Cednc Hardw1cke ( 1 hr 35
min.)
W CI) "ll's A Wonderful Lile" ( 1947. Fania
sy) James Slewart. Donna Reed (2 hrs
10m1n )
.. (!) "The Bells Of SI Mary·s· ( 1945, Ora
ma) Bing Crosby 1ng11d Bergman (2
hrs . 30mm)
(C) "Ouo Vadls" ( 1951, Orama) Robert
Taylor, Oebofah Kerr (3 hrs)
.. @ "Scrooge" ( 1980. Fanlasy) Wauen
Graves. Drew Bex land (2 hrs.) •CO "A Chnslmas Carol" ( t951 Fanlasy)
Alas1a1r Sim. Kalhleen Harrison ( 1 hr . 26
. s:
-~ ............ RlalifiA .,_°""9 l.iw. COW« age of the marathon concert •t the D<Ho-
lhy Chenclltf' Pavilion featuring South CnU
lotnll r.llor•f and Olthetlral (,ltOOJ>I pm
fOfm~ tong1 of the INM>tt • pt9Mflled leoo.::~hre 1
--~ _., 01T9I NCMM&> CIM'l'IMI
y new Muppot11 re introduced In 11
t1ttatt warming •loiy uboul lhe i<>v• ~_twMn 1n otter molhel und no1 &Ott
ti) UIA llAlll TMI MIMI ... L 1aa needs
o gooo headline lex he! 1'141WllPllpet, bu!
her flral big scoop land& her In trouble O llOVll "The Gath8flng" ( 1978 Ora
ma) Ed Allnef, Maureen S1ep4111on long
lime d1v1Slons among member& of 11\e tam
1ly ol a dying men come oot ir1 lhe open
wtien his grown ollsprtng yather for e linsil
family reunion. ( 1 hr . 40 min ) -1=COMlll u..Yl&LD ~ llOVll ' A Chrtslmes Carol" ( t 95 t
Fantasy) Alastair Sim. K1tlhleen Har11&0r1
Based 011 lhe s1ory by Charles Dicken& A
cotd·heortoo miser learns rhe value or
compasslOfl lhrough ghoslly adventure!>
Nllon liil:v:: hr 25 min l
~ ~ How to purcha!>e the
g1hs described 111 'The Twet11e Days 0 1
Christmas". a look al eleclrtealfy powered
au1omoblles
(jllt/f 0 r if f ht [(#Iii
thiJllltl I I I ht )
• ., 1 I "'' UewtGn .na rnll t~-.. Nghllgtlft of lhe
PfMlUI "'9te'I NI l (IM'" and lnlltMN '-'1 J"-Y«t a11d C:<MChtl I I hf ) CLJ ... "It M"'ll'• OOlpef I t07tl AiiCJ Mcao..n A dtanu.tic: INdlng of lhe
.,.Mle·~=I ,. I~ OI M 1'0Wll F"eftturad • bou1lque ~. ltlll' pet1 are llUed ltx Cl<>lhel. the
pr~ ttwlt are paltl lcw doMU'* elofhet
IOI c:lllldt90, I hOw·l<>-•n<l whllf•to-gtt
01 deoof10ve "80l1111 lhe Southlan<l ..... ,..,.,
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YOU MUD POii iT rA•l11 ·~-...... M¥llW MOWll "Finder• Koepers" ( 1962.
Comedy) Tom fwelf. Julie Adame When
hit lwe>--year old son c0<ne1 home one day
with a wagonful of money an ex·con
knows the police can' I be far behind ( 1
hr , 30m1n) .. 9 ()) T1tl DUKU OI IW'ZNID The Dukes
salt a wexlhless piece of property wtlh
gold ahe1 Boss Hogg ser11. •I to a gulhble
tQU~ couple (A) ( 1 hr )
U 1111 TMI POWDI OI llAmtlW ITM A
super-powered teen lrom another planet
laces danger on Earth from assassins sent
trom hrs home planet ot Ouadrls (R) ( 1
hr l 8 llO¥ll 'Ch11s1mas In Connec!ICIJI"
( t945. Cexnedy) Barbare Slanwyck.
Dennis Morgon A newspaper columnlsl Is
fnslructed by her boss 10 have 8 war hero
as hef family's guest lex Chrtstrnas dinner
~ llrS I D 9 PltOCalO'I aMTllAI Animaled
Pinocchio lakes a 1ob with a tooling mar·
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-l'riday Coal.
cadets take OV8I their school to J)'event
plans to turn the academy pre>perty into a
condodeVelopment. 'PG' (2 hrs.)
W CI) CIMTIMI etecm 5"cted ch<>trs
from CNcago's higtl schools and colteges
~ songs of the holidays ( t hr )
(I) 90TOC9'0ll Cover8Q8 of the JAG I
BMX Wofld Championship Bicycle event
{!rom lndlanapolls, Ind.) (R) (I hr )
(Q) 9IMI "Oirvet" ( 1968, MUSICOI) Ron
Moody. OiV9f Reed A young orphan IS
kidnapped trom his new home by his old
-Salurclay
•1u..t.FA1m-.J ......... ..,leam
.,.. "The Great Adventure" ( t976.
Adwlnture) Jack Palance, Joan Colllns
~IY., 25min) .......
• 90Wll "A Chustmas Carol" {1951
Fantasy) Alastalf Sim. Kathleen Harrison
itw.,35mm) .. 1111WOll.D TI*OMOW
9UIOUT
.. •YALLIY 1111 llATMT'f Princess Grace hosts this
special ol holiday mue;c and drama set 1n
the Vatican and St Pa1rlcit's lo New York
City. Guests Include the London Player!
and optWa star Placido Domingo
.. CAPY•l.......00
"°'" ....:111 ..
tmJU ''The Underprlvlleged" ---•• LiliAlmf
800DDAYU.
UTUllDAY-~ ...
~-"Foott>eM· Punt· Ing And Klc:klng" Guest· Lou Holtz.
AtkatllU coedl (R} CH> ...... ., "90ln: QM1llAI • ilY Rudolph the ~ Aelndeef
and Froe1y the Snowman try 10 aave an ~ circus wtiile bettllno the evil ~d Wlntetbolt. ( 1 llr .. 35 min.) Cl> IMM TW• 1'MIA,_ "Huck Finds .Am" lift along the ~f'11lselppl Rt.w con-
tlruee whtrl thit adVentufOUI Huctdebefry
Finn finds• temfled r\Jneway slave ( 1 ht ..
10 ~ C%l "Heaven Can Walt" ( 1978,
Fantasy) Warrtn Beatty. JUiie CM1tle ( 1 tw .. ~1 min.)
.. PMLO*IMLU
.. -...-Mm1'U&l..r(ll)
·• 1M1'1CAT ......
•111w
WlllCIPMlllC&ftm --a.RIMI -Selec1ed choft tom Chlc:9go'1 ~ ldlooll •nd ooti.o-*'G IOtlQI of tne holldlya. (2 hrt.. 30
&-•11•11 __ ...
mflTI ..... Ollvtt .. (t9e8. ~' ~
Oliver ~~.r mtn.) ITM GP Anlf'l\ettd ~ Orcheltt• Md ~ ~ ltl8 ...... '**drop tO ttlle •· .. -dfltNlilMty. ,_
• .. "Nutcnckef Fen&IW• ( t97V)
• 14 ~~. DIOlmw 24, 1MI
gang, bu1 manages to escape and return
to his benefactor "G' (2 hrs 30 min I
•llll•IWUiiM..-S
d (S)llOv. "FaMtng In Love Again" (1980
Drama) EHloll Gould. Susannah York A
man goes to his high school reunion 1n the
belief that he can reltve the good times ol
lhe past 'PG' ( I hr • 30 min )
d (%)110v. "The Witches" (1971) Siivana
Mangano. Cltnt Eastwood ( 1 hr . 40
min.) 41:119 .o¥ll "She-Wolf Of London'' I 1946.
Animated VOICeS ol Mlctielle Lee and
Chnstophef Lee ( 1 hr . 22 ITlln ) M(I)~ ... "FoolbaN The
Ouar1erback" Guest: Dan ScOV!I. San Oleao State coach.(A)
,. • DUln'I rmalOUlf
• nllRMTln.~1 liillLUlllAMll 1:.•:•• 'llOMLIQll DAftY MD QCIUATM
==~ YOGA POii HIM. TM
MO¥ll "The Christmas Thal Almost
Wasn't" ( 1966, Fanlasy) Rossano Braz
~zi ~T~t;,r 30 min)
0. Tiii TftllTH DAY The popular
welve Days Of Chrislmas" song tS
dramatized . ,.1 ':. ··The Bells 0 1 St Mary's"
( 19•5. Drama) Bing Crosby, Ingrid Berg
man (3hra)
flit lllROIU
•nll.-TTM.11 --· 0 ,AC-tlM I um.I MICALI/ llCMI
DARY MD IOUATM .......... ca.Tm QUllY HIM.TM WI fl:ITlll ... (11) .... ..,.~ ITOllY A
trip to Swltzerlend becomes an tllclling
edventure for Befljl ltnd his frlends when .. ,t~=-· . 1.a::-,.,.
1111 -.... aMTllAI Rew. ues11 lnoludlng CAtol Burnett and Sustn
Anton Jolf\ Jim Nebora In thla holldey ape 1()91=~-............ .,..,The
eplrlt of the CMltmas teeton Comet over
Steame Street .. Bia Bltd l tltmptt to
unocwtt IN MCret of how Santi Claot ~downtl'lec:Nmney. (1 tw.)
Cl) flVnm .,_, A liclellttflc: tllP!Or•tlol'I
ot •tflletlo perlor~ Which can aid ath-
ltt .. In lmprQ\ltng lhtlt game. (R) CR> _. "Mitch Of The WOOdttt Sof.
diit$'' ( 1934, Fant•tY) Stafl Lautel, ~ H•ctv. ( 1 "'··~3."f-J... (D)A 9'.,... Santa tliea • hllcoPI•. CQr1'Li1t wtth aetronautt •nd tUldl lo,i rodlltt i'I lhll 110()' Of I ~ !~ "' .. ..,,a.. Do! lolnl! a.M•
--.. ....... •-..;.blr ot Sht WOftd to ... 8YlfYOr'lt te ~ tn 1f'Mllr own dlfllNnt
Ho1r0<) Don Porter. June Locl\horl An
ee11e creature haunts the loggy streets ot
London. leaving teiror 1n 11s wake ( 1 hr .
5mm) D llOv. .. The F1f1h Muslleteet" ( 1979
Adventure) Beau Bridges, Ursula
Andress 0' Artagnan and the Three Musk-
eteers become involved in anolhel plan to
block the ev1l mlentlons of the s1nlsle< Car
d1na1 Richelteu against the French aristoc r~ 'PG' ( 1 hr • 43 m4n )
Ul@ VHITMU IOW
ways (I hr 15 min ) D DOT Mm IAWTA Cl.AUi Doi jOIOS Santa
lor a tour ol the world 10 see eYeryone
celebra1e Chttstmas 1n their own d1fferen1
ways ( t hr. 30 mm.)
(%) MOVIE "St Helens" ( 198 t, Ol'ama)
Ari Carney, David Hullman I 1 hr . 35
min) CD llOv. "A Llttte Bit 01 Heaven" ( 1940,
Mus.cal) Gloria Jean. Robetl Stack ( 1 _.1hr ="i::I..-rAM
@ 'AC-llAM ~WORLDOf AlmALI
M0¥11 .. ~Kings" (1962. Ol'a·
ma) Jett~ter. Robert Ryan (3 hrs) (() m Tips tor belier siding If llmed at Kllhnglon. Vt ) (R) (aJ MOVIE "Popeye" (1980. Comedy)
Roon Williams. Shelley Duvatt (I hr . 54
min)
... (I) COUHI f001ULl "Blu&-Oray
ClaSSie" Top seniOfS from North vs those
from South, from Montg<>mef'f. Ala (3
'ltirs £.:>.~uvmm a......, TALI "The Future"
aMTllAI llAll .....a•••• _.,-.IT 1111...., Of QMTllAI ''A Loulsvllle eatb:..;;;.: Young P~"
.,. "Modem Probltma" ( t98 I,
) Ctwwy cn.se. Patti D' Arbeo·
\111e~ hr • 30 min ) •li1111UllY"1COl.,..-••'"'M _,. lllTT0•'9t -.O.RD-1 flOQil f* IOCll'TY M ... "Footbell Folllea" (R) .,.. "Modem Protitema" (1961,
) Ctle\'y Chet9. Petti D'Atben-
Vll9. (t hr. 30 min.)
(I) A ITM POii __,, A llttlt bOy leatne tht ·~Stan the Chnatmu star
• ''The Gtlhei'lnO -Part II"
( t979 Orame) ~ St•pleton,. Eft911'1 ilmbelllt Jr ( 1 tw • 40 mlt\.) r.--"lllllt l«d Feuntltroy'' (193$, -g•"'*)JiS Banholom9w. Mldcey
P-!!!.", Lirt001Mft a '1iiiiiiiM llWt Stltcled Ohm om Chicago'• hijrlc~ •od colltgee a.~'='t.'' hf.) l==---90t>Vit PIYI• ~to' • P::".:::"ettl 1oom lo ~ ldeae 11¥ tN '•.,. •M "91" room.
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,_,J.';J. rOf Ye••[~ Orlfy" (tOll. rJ~1.1111 ~ Moore. fapcA Jllmee Ound 11adl1 • cllmll\ll who purloll'ltd •
llop·&NIOI,: rlltlll dellWIM device 'PO' (2
w ... o•••n "I W• A J aenaot W.,NOll"
067, HOflOI') MlehMI l•ndOn. Yvonne
l lme A peycfWUt•t cnengee an un~t
lncMtd 1~-ager lrtto • monttlf blf'tt on
murd« ( t hf . 30 min ) -1111£\. "Sino. You Went Aw1y"
( 1944, Or1ma) Cltluoette CollM!t. Shifley temple. An AliMWlcan t1mlly ltnJQOle to
rem11n une deec>lll the P<Obleml they
mutt leoe durlno WOfld W11 II (3 hf1 ) (Q) .. "oOO"'t Cry, II'• Qn/y ~ ..
( 1982. Dl•INll 0.onts CMttopher.
Suun Saint James A female Army doclOf
and a trouble-prone medic help two nun•
bring a group of Vietnamese Ofphans 10 aahtly. '.f':O' ( 1 hf • 50 min )
H (%) MO¥tl "Th4t Private Files 01 J Edgar
Hoover" ( 1978, Orama) Broderick Craw-
IOfd, Jose Ferrer TM Fedefal Bureau of
lnvesllgetlon grows In clout and scope
undel the leadermlp of the controversial
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t Clrllf floiJil M C#wltf W
J.I. ~t J '"'"" l W!inlllt't Wom-~· ' '· °'""•) ....,~ llllP, ,,.""" lrone All 11fcw blt*Mtl hwo lcior• II Pit· ~In the 1on..ntlo ptrlOd Nm In wNGtl the two .,. petfOlrnlng 'A' (f ,,,. • 6
=f-~r~olf MM" (1931. Hot
1or) ~ Reina. Lon ChltWy Jt A IMI\
, .. 11z .. ,,.., he hll tuff«.cl Ill llllCk by
1 wolf U.t he II bec:Omlng I W919'Wolf Cl
.. lii&~.-,.::.i;-"-' ( 111•1 ~ McGowen. A dfematlC re•dlng of the ~te of Chllst. ( 1 hr .. 44 min )
••.,."Skim Money" (1976. Drama) Jact<le Cooper. Geotge Gobel '2 hf•. 30
min .l.o.w.n ~ .. "Nlctlolaa NICkleby" ( 1947,
Orama) Qefell Bond. Ced1lc 1-iardWlcka
Beted on the clal&lc by Ctlerlea Olckane
A young lad attemp1110 protect hit family
from 1n Uf\Cle'a wicked lnftvenc. ( 1 hf •
65. ml"} (J)90ll ...
M(8).,. "Tape" (1981. Orama) George
C Scott TlmOthy Hulton MHltary school
CHIROPRACTIC
OUTLOOK
AUled Lighting Is
By Of. Gary Baranoski
PINCHED NERVES
Occupatt0n1I ~tre~~s or poor posture oftt'n cau~ the head t1>
hang forward for long pcnods, putung presaure on ~pinal d1~c9
(1oft-11ssue r1r11lag!' lioJ1,.~ that prov1dt' padding betwt't-n
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Friday, December 24. 1982 13
-Saturday Cont.
Tahoe. Cakl l (2 hfs l G)~le:MWDrMOllUEMT
CC) 11()¥11 "Imp.roper Channels" ( 198 I.
Comedy) Alan Arkan, Marielle Hartley ( 1
hr .. 32m1n l
CO) MCml 'Room Service ( 1938. Come·
dy) Mar1t Brotht!fS Lucille BaH ( 1 hr 30
mm ) 8' llOWW "The Meny Monahans· ( t944
Comedy) Donald O'Connor. Jack Oekie
i(l hr. ~min I
t:ll OZZll.., ~ ~II: Tiii ~ EllnMlllmCT
MCml "Olrver" ( 1968, MUSIC81) Ron
Moody, Ollvef Reed (2 hfs. 3S min)
Cl) an waY 09 CMllll1llAI IT<la'Y A
!rip to Switzerland becOlne$ an exciting
adventure tor Ben~ and his friends when tney meet Kris Kringle g MCm1 ''The Filth Musketeer' ( 1979
Adventure) Beau Bridges. Ursula
Andress (I hr .. 43 min )
... YOUNG PIOfU'I IPIQAl. "Joshua's
Confusion" An Amish boy tries to bridge
the gap between his larruty's Stmple 11fe
sty1e and the modern wood ot his school·
met• l &UIMl'S*MI>
11()¥11 "Once Upan A Starry Night"
~78. AdVenture) Dan Haggerty. Denver
(1h1.30man)
mVll "A Glfl Named Soooei" ( 1975.
Orama) Lee Remick. A-chard Glenna (2
hrs.)
• _. .,_ .. TOOAY ' Can Anyone
Publish Books?" Two ~bhshers tell how
to =~ published by someone etse °' doing it yourself
• :A: 1* IECOllD camllY (J) N wcao CUP.-Coveraoe ol 1he
Women's Oownh~I (from P1ancavell0, Ila· M. (R) (1 hr J CH>~ Richard Harris. Meg Busseit
and Richard Muenz star 1n Lerner and
Loewe'• claSslC Broac1Way musical taped
at the Winter GardeO Theatre 1n New
VOfk. (2 hie . 30 mm )
Cl)MCMI "The Painted Hills" ( 1951. Ora·
ma} Lassie. Paul KeHy ( 1 hr . 5 min )
WC%>.,... "Heeven Can Walt" (1978.
Fantasy) Warren Beatty Julie Christle. ( 1
hr .• 41mi......, .. 8 woal Scheduled hlgNighll ol
the Wottd 1C$ Speedway Motorcvcte
ChempiOMhlp (from Assen, Nether·
tanda) , WOfld Pro Sid Rec;e (from lake
TahOe, C.UI ) (2 hf1 )
1 ... ......, w1•1wa.w
ft 1•CA·1"1~mmllf
.,.. "The legend Of The Lone
Rengel" (1980. Westem) Klitlton Spilt·
bl,#y, CMstopher Lloyd ( 1 tw . 40 min.)
(D)WWll "OulOC'(I OU..t" (1979, Fen-t~) Animated ( 1 hf • 20 min ) •. .,.. "Reunion In fW!o" 0951.
~I Mart< Steven9. Peggy Dow ( 1
tv .. :T •1 UUITMTIP -..... ... ·~ Phantom ToflbOOtl'I"
( 1910. Fantesy) Mll1\lted. VOlcee of ~ Bl9nc ttld Han.Conned. (2 htt.)
1-•a..., ...r~MI-... "Klafl fOf M Prdldent"
914, ~) F'r.:t MacL1.1n1y, POiiy
~ • umx• #If "£4Ww J. re.on" The dll"tfnguWwd ~
from °'*' ~ rlhi tr~ stytt WI(\ !tie pubic ,~. ttld Pl'~
n.i po11r11te hit Ni6' oone. Alt.._ 8ooufby ,.,., ...
18 F;tday, 0909mW 24, 1112
l llMTTYL8*0M -POWD IDT '11 TMI ~ Htghhghts or the '7 I
Kansas City Chiefs vs M1am1 Dolphins
sudden-death AFC playott game (R)
.. (JZ).unMQ d9 11()¥11 'Poor Devil' ( 1972. Comedy)
Sammy Devis Jr . Jack Klugman ( t hr
30mm)
fMa.Y TMIATlll
ft.D. WILD WOM.D '11 AlmAL.I
llAT TMI ~ IOW\.lllQ
WCl&D '11 IOOU a...wrr -PO'IBI lflOllTIClllTB naolY: nllll CUlleC T~ Animal
ed Three stories t01 children -"Rip Van
Wtnkle," "The Little Prince." and "Marlin
The Cobbler" •• are blougtit alrve th1ough
the claymahon process ( t h1 25 mtn ) Ct ~ "A Chlrs1mas Carol" ( 195 I,
Fantasy) Alastal1 Sim. Ka1hleen Hamson
l hr .. 25ml~
.. M.IMQ#
ITMT'mK
.,... "Black Sal'llUlai" ( 1976.
Adveotur~ Kelley (2 his) 0 mA IPCMn1 LEGllml "Paul Hor·
nung" Host How11rd Cosell a» ALONA IOWl From Honolulu, Hawau
l hrs)
~OIMlletW
.,... "Ziegtald Follies" ( 19'6, MuSI•
cal) Fred Ast.ire, ~ar1and (2 hrs I
GWllTMPOltA Cl) cou.IGI F001UL1 Uve coverage ol
the Atoha Bowl (from Honolulu. Haw J
~hrs) CD .oWI "The Great AdVenture" ( 1976.
Adventure) Jack Palance. Joan Collins
Uhl .• 25mln > Cal .,... "PoPeye" ( 1980, Comedy)
Robin Willlen-.. Shelley Duvall ( 1 hr . 54
mln6. (l)~ '11 TNIA,_ l11lllT PrnlCC!llS
Grace gives ua a look behind the wali. of
the Vaganove Choreogtaphic lnslllute -
atso known as the Kirov ballet school -to
explore the dfeams ol two Russian danc·
ers woo hope to follow in the footsteps of
i
BaryshnlkOY, Nureyev end Makerova ( 1
lmM. llTA11 UllDA11 4111 e:uuu.
mATDT 90llTI LIQllm& "Jim Tay·
lo(' Host: P~ Ho<nung
I" ...... ...... ~
...... AmlCA "USTA Clay Court
tnnll Che~lpt" ( 1 hr )
I ...........
.... CMI
.,_ "9 To 5" ( 1980. COmedy)
Jene ~ = Ptflon ( 1 ht • 60 min ) ·1u.m ... wu ..... .._IUtlOCll
IWPfDAYIMMI -... ,,, ..,.. Scheduled· • ~~of ihe Woria ~
S'11atlng Chempiona (ftom ~
Dtnmlirk), covtreot of the lntemetlonel
Ski FlvlnQ ~t (from Kulm, AUS1rll). ( 1
hr., 30 mln;l ~ ·~ "Tht.. GOdtethefl" ( 19•9 . Wettern) John w~ ward Bond (2
i~ -"The ···""'" t..-'Thl GeltllftlnO .. (1078. Of•· •
IN) Ed Ml'"1t. MMMeeo 81_.on f2
~)
...
lS.) llCMI "Jesus" ( 1979, Orama) Brian
Deacon. Rrvka NOllT\an ( 1 hr • 57 man J 0 llOWW "King Of Kings" ( 1962. Ora·
ma) Jett1ey Hunter, Robert Ryan. (2 hrs .
50min.) e TMI PWOTICTOM .. all l9A 1AM1TUU Atlanta Hawks vs
Washl~Bullets (2 hrs 15 mm ) · 1 ;":;... .·=· COf///1Ntf = WOM.D Off .oRTI Scheduled a special performance 01 the World FIQU!e
Skating Champ!OOS (from Copenhagen,
Denmark). coverage ol lhe lntemahonal
Ski F1yir19 even1 (lrom Kulm. Austria) < 1
hr. 30 mm) 9 CtM111A1 m Oii llum ITl&T The
sp.r1t ot lhe Christmas season comes 0\191
Sesame Street as Big Bird atlempts 10
uncover the secret of how Santa Claus
~~·~~r.)
~.,... "The Wltch;s Slstef" (No Date)
Uhl.30man)
CZ).,._ "A Chnstmas Carol" (1951,
Fantasy) Alasta1t Sim. Kathleen Hamson
JD~~11
-..ail·venlng
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WI
'" " , ft , ii ~ 1111 ,... ' • l .II I UIW A11 ..,... C-hlmtl9f c;~'' lfid
I dfllH•• T•ol O.rt• UIW ""' dleclion I.If MIW)I NiltlM r"""'' I I~ ~~:om CanitlUI C-Oteve In ~llUl ....... Ctri.i1ue ht°'tnifWi.i (I tn 30 """I _. .• .,,_,... ( 1111 °'*'••) flflan . AMII Nolmlln (I ht . 61 min I
... '' ..... 1tlettd'' (llNll, Or•IM •• otn, Conohata r 1119" ( 1 h1 • 3~
-eikm. "Young Al H•art" 11964. Mu.i
cal) Fronk SINll18. Cloflli Dey 12 11,.. :10 -1mtn"-'---Q L01T••• TMI llAYMTY P1lncets Olllce h~11 lhlS
tpe(;ial ol hOll<lay music and drama Ml 1n
the V1tican and SI P1111Ck'1 h'I New York
City Ou.11 lnclode the London Play11e
and e>pe1a 1111 Placido Dom1noo e M9 NOOO Aller a doel between
Robin Ind Slf Guy lhe Bishop IS killed by
men dllQUl$ed aa Rob4n's lolloweis {Pprl
11)
• IV'aYDAY COOUIQ WITH~,._ if Jacques Pepin demons1111es lwo dlltet
enl w1ys lo make and decOlate mayon
nafse ol lish and r:naise ol chicken ID CIMTllAI AT ITATI Members ot the Penn Slale Glee Club and the Brass
Chorale caplure lhe spirit ol Yulellme in
an ould<>OI' concer1 ot holiday muSIC
lO) llOVll "Tubule" ( 1980. Orama) Jack
Lemmon.RobbyBen~~s) 1W D CIMTllAI AT W OM CA'fltl· DIM. Re11e1end Cenon Charles A Party
and A1 Reverend John T Walker cele
btale a Ch11s1mas Dey servtee lrom the
Washington Celhec:!fal 1n lhe na11on·i. cap-
ital 11 h1) G ~ WllDNDlf'ICIALI "Zack And The
Magic Factoiy" Two young people com-
bine 11\elr ralenls 10 open up a magic
Sh()() (Part 2) IA) n
''M111ttlt "' ,, tleln" I IOM ~~':"' J#f• w,,,.n. ven Jntnon
!fl'Jl't~~t~en Ol.w ~ nuunic:onli rtvleW hlghllgltll of the r.9YIOIM .,..lc't NH 0A'"" •rid lnteMew "1 pi.~ ltfld ~ ( I tv ) IL> llON "8w11+1t Cl'll!rlty" ( 1069. MUii
cal) Shlrl9y Mncl atne. John MoM1111n (2
htt 16mln) ,,.,TW*' .. 111 A_,, •ILUID ctMTllM Clvllt·
mAtli celebfaltd "' 6t AnMlm'• Coli.ge
1n M11nc;he1tor. New H1ml)lhlre. wllh 1
ChrlalfT\flt fve MNlce oondue1td In a
e.tltdlcune monaa11ry ft hf) G we••• a.tnMt RCW. Anl· meted A megle11I boOk Ilk" Chrittopt\ef
Peeper, his friend Joy and their robot
GIZmo on a joo1ney through llme and
10 lhe lif&t Chri.1ma1
llAGIC Oii OL PAllTltO
na ""'°"' ctMTU1 RaAL GllOWllQ YUiii
llO¥ll "Heidi" ( 1979, Adventure) ( 1
hr . 33m1n) D.W. 'The Compellllon" (1980. Ora-
ma} Richard 01eyfuss. Amy IMng (2
hrs. 9mln)
~ lllOYll "Tha1's The Splfit" ( 1945, Fan-
tasy) Peggy Ryan Jack Oakie ( 1 hi .. 30
min)
Afternoon
12:118 CJ) IUMIOWl North Ce1ollna Tar Heels
vs Texas Lonohorns from El Paso. Tex
~hrs)
U IOI.TI All> 'fltl CMCAOO llWlalf
OflCHllTRA Sir George Soltl conducts the
Chieago Symphofly 01chestra at the Roy
al Alvert Hall in London (2 his ) D ozm..., IWllmT
------------
~ftl.U',....
" ~Pond ' pon t, o.a
IN) ~ ,Of'lda, Kalhlllflt Hlpliuin (I ~'9nm> .. "Chllllmet MOonllin" (I 0 I
M\&) Blrni Plokent, M111k Mt 11 ht • ~~ "ll't A Woncloftuf life" (1947. ~laty) ,,."'" 811Wlfl. Donn• Reed (2
tvt :...!.g min } _,_ ...
&CIG ...... Mel11n Sl~•nson
hol11 • ~ment1ry on Camp Bloom
1111c1. 1 h0\191"1 1or tw11111no 1111paited end
blind el'lildren
I .... ,
IUTMWM.....UCMOM t1I UlllM MID llM IA•'ll Coverage ol the '8? little
LMOUI World Sefiel Champloo5h1p Game
agafnal Taiwan (from w1rnmapoo Pd) (1
hr., 30mln) 0:9 Q1) llCMI "The Lemon Drop Kid" { 195 t,
Comedy) Bob Hope, Marilyn Maxwell (2
hi•} w• llCMI "The Slo1y 01 Ru1h· I 1960,
C5rama) Stuart Whtlman Tom T1yon (2 hie. 30 min) (!) 11CM1 "The King And I" ( 1956. MusJ-
Cll) DebOlah Keir, Yul Brynner (2 hrs ..
30mln) ltl llO¥m "Cha1lotte's Web ( 1973.
MIJSica~nlmated {2 hra ) e "Snowmen" ( 1975, Adven
ture) Wllltam Sl\atner (2 hrs } • llOYA "The Tetev1si0n Explosion" The
paat. present and futu1e of AmertCan 1ete-
vlslon are e•plored (A) D { t hr ) GD WORlltWOllJI Schedlft'ed· highlights of
the WOlld Ice Speedwey Motorcycle
Champ10nshlp (lrom Assen. Nother-
landSI : World PIO Ski Raoe (from Lake
SENIORS Davis .:;)Brown
•,/N < I 1'1-J'
RCA 25" Diagonal
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Friday, December 24. 1982 15
-Salunlay Cont.
meMCU'lg Mr T as Ricky's l)efsonal
d whe<l tvs son returns from his
9Chool with a blacJ( eye (R)
Cl) FOCnUU. Covef age ol the
AJoha Bow1 (trom Honolulu. Haw ) (R)
~hrs.) •az> llO¥ll "The Son 01 Monte Cristo"
( 1940. Adventure) Louis Heyward, Joan
Bennett. A darinq swastlb\JCl(ler wages
da8dly ooeis 10 win the hand of a lovely
~-(2hrs) •G -A mM Sam &eqUll'es an 1mag
lnery trtend the rest of the tamtly wants to
Q!t rid ot (R) • 9 I.Oft IOAT Captain Stubtng helps
'9l#llta a mothef afld daughlar. a woman
trying to loee weight tans'°' a doctOC'. aod
a men attril:s 10 WVl back his ex-wife ~)~~UL MCI AT 1MI ....... 1:ned vlolinis1 ltzhak Penman Is mas111
of ceremonies for an all-star ja.n program
lfom the East Room of the White House
LOCllMM
'
hr.)
TMI aM1llAI IOllQI Host Mel T orme
with Lea &own and his Band of Renown
ara ~by Rich Little. George Shearing,
Maureen McGovern, Marilyn McCoo an<J
Blly Dllvrs Jr tor an evening ot holiday
mullCal entertainment. (R) ( 1 hr • 30
$.k,. "The French ltautenanrs Wom-
an" ( 198 t. Drama) Meryl Sir~. Jflfemy
lrona. An affair between two actOfS is par atlalad in the romantic peliOd film in whteh
the two are pe<fOffl'ling 'A" (2 hfs., 5
"*'·' G moWll "Walking My Baby Back
Home" (1954. Musical) Donald o·eon-
n<>I', Janet Leigh. A group of Gls start a
bend. but sucoess eltxjes the<n until they
switch 10 ~ (2 In) .. e e LM. _.., Sidney relUctanlly
allOWI IOfne of his oil paintings to be
•.nlblted at a New Yant art gallery CD.,_"Buddy. Boddy" (1981. ~
dy) Jacti Lemmon. Walter Matthau While an ~ concentretes on his next kill·
Ing. he II nJde4y ln1e<rupted by a bumbling
falbl of I man who Is lltempllng eulclde
'A' tttw .. 36 ..._,
-· Cl) Cll 8'llCUl "Eye On The Meciil:: 8ullfl9U And The Press" Fourteeri
repreeentatlwls trom the sometimes feud·
Ing tactlOns of OOllness. governmonl •n<J
the pr .. ~ their reJatlonshlp with
eech other, QOYWlng 9UCh lsaues .. lhe media'•'* of oontUltanll and an.ga11one
of oNok~ Journehm. Jri Iv.) • ·---~ll•MOI A baeuttflJI ~ ""' Nick to get at &Ian. wnom
lhe ~WI& reeponelble tor the death
o1 rsmothlr 28 YMrt llOO. ( 1 ht ) I ....
,_,,,., mAm An ol r1g WOfke<
..,ti to mett • oenterfokl model. end • plot llekt to captur• end tam. the leg !=.~bird. (R)~ ( 1 ht.) ''Mt. Qullp'' '1'1&, Mueleall
hony Ntwtey. Dll~ emtr. BANCI on a Dick_. ''Old CUrl<*ty Shop," A cold·
hMrt.cl. mlw drlllte • little gift end her
Iii ~om""* home. (3 Mt.> ..
...... "OUllt A.a A Nun" Whtn a
"""d'll of •emitlOn In• corwant towtt, t~ ~ Jemkna 8tlOr9, •for·
II tht ~. II Uked to
• ~r::l CMw;)r. i> • ~':-'(1911,
Alln Mwtlctetwt.y.A
--of~--· .... wen.·'°'""'*" the 5'ytlf~ · 11 ,~, Deailmblr 14, 1111
'
daughter ot a separated coople 1& the VIC·
11m of child abuse 'PG' ( 1 hr 32 mm ) CB> MOVIE "Modem Problems ( 198 t.
Comedy) Chevy Chase. Palll D' Art>an-
vllle A hapless air trallte controller with
numerous personal problems IS endowed
with telek1ne11c powers atter being doUsed
W11h nuclear waste. 'PG' (I hr . 30 min.) 0 llOVIE "Oliver" 11968. MU51C81) Ron
Moody. Ohvltf Reed A young orphan is
kidnapped lrom his new home by his old
gang. bUI manages to escape and return
10 his benefactOf 'G' ( t hf . 40 min)
.. G) Mat >JlmBI IOllc:aRa'rW. D H B'I C8ITB 1W "Chflstmas
At Kennedy Cente< With Leontyne Prtee'
An evening of traditional Ctv1stmas muslC
and readings laatures renowned soprano
Leonlyne Pr1ee. llutlSt Paula Robison. gut·
tanst Eliot F1Sk. and NOfman Scrit>oer con
ducting lhe FMtrval OrcheSlra and the
Wastllngton Choral Aris Soc1ety ot Wash
~ton. (1 hr)
lQJ MOVE "ROOfTI Service" I 1938, Come·
dy) Mar>< Brothers. Lucille Ball A theatrl-
cal group attempl 10 remain 1n a hotel
without paying by trying lo convince the
management that they have the measles
i.!_hr. 30mln) CS)~ '"The Franch Lieutenants Wom
an" ( 1981. Orama) Meryl Streep. Jeromy
Irons An atta11 belWeefl two a<:tOC's " par
alleled In lhe romantic period fllm in wNch
the two are perfOC'mtng R' (2 hr& • 5
min)
... IA'Nl)AY ~'AGll .. «Zl llO¥ll "Easy Living" (1949. Drama)
VICtOf Mature, t.:ucllle BaM A Nlfl$h. mate-
riall&lie wife constantly demands mOfe
from hel' football-playing husband ( 1 hr • '* 301 ·'1 (I)111 cm ... 18'1"111TMillliilfTnll WIB .
IOUDGOLD llO¥ll "Mrs Miniver" ( 19.,.2. Drema)
Gr9er Garson, Waller Pidgeon A family
IMng W'I Englan<J during lhe Germen siege
struggles to maintain a normal e111Stance
~ hrs • 45 min )
• llO¥ll "lt'1 A WOndertul Liie · ( t9-47,
fantasy) James Stewart. DonM Reed. A
man's guardian angel diverts him from 6'11-
ctde and ShoWI him wtlal his hometown
would be Ilka if he Wefe never born (2
hrs .. 30 min. ) G llOWll "Great Expectations" ( 193'.
Otama) Jane Wyatt, Henty Hull Based on
the SIOfY by Charlel Dickens. A yooog
boy'l 111• la deeply Influenced by a ehanoi
encountei with an 91'Caped pritoner (2
tw ~ "9o.. "Dirty Lilly" (No Dale) ( 1 hr •
16mln.~ tWI"" ..... • IA'f\IMAY llQNf LM Hoat· BiM
. UITty Ouftta. the Spinners, Fathe< Gui·
dO SardUcol. the Whottanpoot. (A) ( 1
hr., 30';~ . I :W. "The Stora! Of SMI• VlttOrie" ( 1969. Oram11) Anthooy Quinn, ~nna
Magnani Italian v!H~ band togtther IO ~t the oc:oul)Yfng Nazlt from conflt-oellnO one mlllloo bottles of wine. (2 tws .
•&mrn.) ! ....... c:tmlTllAI AT,_ ITA11 M.m~I
Penn State GtM Club and the 9'ua Olof• c:tplUfl !tie lplfll Of YUltllt'M In
oYtdOof .:;:1 oC tiotld1y rnuale. ... ,
.. "lntttnate Moment•" (la8t) ancn Gtwatt. 81fnafo n~ 'R'
11 rw .. .a "*'· 1 · NI <IV .. •m. lQ'ld Of THI l<><'I
Ranger" t 1980. Westetn) Kl1n1on Spils-
bUry Ctmslophef Lloyd The Lone Range<
and Tonto putsue their arch-enemy, Butch
CavendiSh. wtlo has kidnapped the presi-
dent ot the U.S 'PG' ( 1 hr . •O min )
1b11(8) MOVIE "Stir Crazy" ( 1980. Comedy)
Richard PryOf. Gene Wilder Two men are
mistaken tor bank robbers and senl to 1a1I
'R' (1hr .51 min.)
111418 llOVll "The Song 01 Bernadette"
( 19.,.3. Biography) Jennifer Jones.
Charles BlcklOfd A devQUI young girl
rece!VeS a vision near her home resulll"l,J
I bllc conlrove<sy (2 hrs )
tM1 UU.TUI ... AUllUUMI IUD FOOTMU Coverage
ol the Grand Final. (R) (2 hn> )
(11)MCMI "Taps" (1981. Drama) George C Scott. Timothy Hulton M11oary school
cadets take over their school to prevent
plans to turn the academy property Into a
condo devetopment. 'PG' (2 hrs.) 11:9® MOVIE "The Girt Most Likely" ( 1957.
Musical) Jane Powell. CUii Robertson A
romantically 11'\ciined girl dreams of marry-
1 a wealthy man. (2 hrs.) ---·-.... ,_,. TMI lllfTOft DES
MOWll "Home For The Hohdaye"
(1972, Suspense) Eleanor PaOler Jvlte
Hams A man asks his lour daughters to
vtsll '°' the holidays wtler'I he beCOmeS conwiced htS secood wife is trying to kin
him (1 hf . 15 min ) CD llOWll "The Immoral One" ( 1980 .
Orama) Sylv.a Lamo. Yves Jouffroy A
amne&lec young woman searching !Of he<
identity discovers that she may have been
a toP Parisian prostitute. ( 1 hr , 25 min.) 0 llOWll "The Gathe<lng -Part ll"
( 1979, Drama) Maureen Stapleton.
Elrem Ztmbalist Jr. A widow and he<
grown children's Christmas reunion It
complicated by their unfavorable reaction
to a new man in he< kte and conflicts In
theit own llvel (2 hrs.) as (J).,. "Boddy. Buddy" < 1981. eom.-
dy) Jectc Lemmon. Waller Matthau Wtllle an asussln conoen1r11ee on his na111 kill-
ing. he Is rudely lntem.tpted by a bumbling
failure of a mon who II attempting tulclde
'R' ~ •• rmln.)
W! ATTMl..-OV llO¥ll "The Amulng Colossal Man"
957. Science-Flctloo) Gltnri Langan,
athy Downs. An atomic e11ploelon tutns
1 man Into a murderoot giant ( 1 hr , 30
min.)
I IDT•• 1 • •rr1NC1A&. 110¥11 "The PrOUd Ones" (1956,
a11em1 Robeft Ryan. Virginia MZ A
W.tem marthal'• Witt ,,. t•ted a
ltwewd gen; of outi.wt arrw. In town .
'~"Something Evfl" (1971. HOI
tor) Sandy Oen~ Btllamy A fatn-lly of tour !JM · ~ ende~
i td by the M wit their new hQmt.
lltt.) '11 llCMI "The Beg\.llted" I 1~71, Drema)
t E .. 1wooct, Oerlild!M f>lot. An
lnjuttd Union IOICll« racu~titlg In a
glr1t' IOhoOI ha NI ~ need1enly ,mpu..
tettd by the IMloul 1NdmM!t .. Whtl'1
ht II oeugtit ~ti Ol'\t of "'-Olf'!a, < t tw • &omtn) • wcm .. "Alltgto NOfi 'Tr~' (1979. ~tety) A~ 1.W. In INIChine
IU&llftud ~ j 1 tr tl:_ "*1 )
= 1111 RMI a ...
.. ''G To • (tllO.•l ~) ~~=~~ ::~·-·~··=
I -.-r"" mtfJ«ian ~ ift .. 11 -CMrufflll
A 1tt, lMMn ~ ~ ~. o.n. ICely enQ l'UU'ftt Of,n.ndy .,.
"°'1nrtd lot lhllt .._un .. 1Lhievement1 lfl
1he J*k>r"*IO 1111, W1tte1 Ctonkll•
D I..,,.. I,,_ Arnold 11 c191"'
10 beet Wllil If hll OIW'I game •rid
dettlfont him • IOCal vld9o game ctiempt : :Mr "Mtln or 8o)'I r own" (194 1 lr•ma) 6pencef Tracy. MlektV Rooney
f11hef F18n8Qlln 11ruggiee 10 combat JIN•
nlle dellnQl.ltflCy by helplng Ill DCClutied
mutcler1t. (2 hrf.) • 0 u . ..,.. T J. HOOker becomes lnYoiv.d with an unt<)IV9d CIM he coveted
•• a detective tight YMll Miiler (R) (I
Iv) 8 llOw. "~ Twitt" ( 1948, Ofema) AOben Newton. John How1rd Davies A
young orphan II forced Into the crlm1na1 wo. lcf In or cler 1 o IUfVlve ( 2 hrt )
(!) ALOHA IOWl Walhlngton HUSl<les vs
Maryland T1rr1pln1 lrom Honolulu
Hawaii (3 tw1)
• MOYll "Spellbound" ( 1945.
Suspense) lngrld Bergman, Gregory
Peck An amnesia vlcllm accused ol mur
der Is helped by the woman psychiatrist
Friday, December 24, 1982 17
-Sunday
• B OC1D mT YI _., Ctwistmes music
from the past 500 years IS highlighted •n e
holiday special hosted by actress Alme
MacMahoo and leatunng the Camarata
=r~(A) (lh1) '==· ~ .,_ "House eans" ( 1978. come-
dy) Walter Matthllu, Glenda Jackson ( t _hr .. ~ 1t11~WMAnlln ~ n.-'9009 °""' "Red Skelton Presents Freddr, The Freeloedef's Chllsl·
mas Dinner" V ncent Price and Imogene
Coca co-star with Red Skelton In the story
ol Freddy the Freeloeder's trials and trlbu
lallonS es he plans a holiday diMef CZ> MOVIE "Haar1land" ( 1981. Drama)
~ TC>fn, Cooch81a FtHreli ( 1 hr. 36 .. illa..,ICIW8 .. amar••Cl.OllUP ,...,.,..,: Y.-CU..: TALll Animal
ed. Three 11orles IOf children -· "Rip Van
Winkle," "The Uttle Pnnc.." and "Marfin
The Cobblef" • ere brought eltve through
the clalymetlOO procea ( 1 hr • 25 min ) • 1 cwr•IMIMOO .... TMl .... WON> ..._,_
YOUnl Mm m _.. "Nuctea1
Freeze -~Wrong!" IE
MGM = Washlt'lgton HuskleS vs
Marylend Terrapins from Honolulu
Hew~hrs) CD) "The Ulltmale Thrill" ( 1974,
Sulpense) 81111 Ekland. Eric Breeden ( 1
hr .. 50mln) e llOwm "The Four SealOOt" (1981.
Ofama) Alan Alda. Carol Burnell (I hr ..
57 min.)
.. L01T••AC1 .. . .. .,.." _.. .......
•IMYIMI \IOYMI
CllCMIOl Am CIUlat ltOlM
IPIMfNf ~nmu.u. llOwm "lhe Concerl For l<ampuctiea"
( 1980, MUSlc31) Paul McCartney. The
Who. ( 1 hr., 20 min.) CR> 90Wll "Race For Your Life. Charlie efownl" ( 1977. Comt<fy) Animated II
l'lr. 25 min) MIJ:.."L,,.. um.llAICM.I
C.ul ..... 111 ....... -.,," Oii llml-
"The Vltllmlna" Gueet.: Aotenoe
L.af\le OI the Fiith Olmentlon. euthor MeU·
nitn S.llmln. nutrttlonltt Betty LM
Mofllea. ...nlCICIN.MD , .. DmCNm IAYGl'.CU.V ..., ....... ,_ :'r.::'" ... "Sc>lnl Of Tht Wind" (tD79, ) Chllf Oen Otorgt, 6hm Plcken1
----~ . ~.~ ... ,,.
1:11ll)MOVIE "The F1ench Lieutenant's Wom-
an" ( 1981. Drama) Meryl Streep. Jeremy
troos. (2 hrs., 5 min )
~ comlW ...,..., AlllO TMI I090T rrawna
TY .. LOOU AT WJI m 1 Q
LLOYDOGI.• ..., .. MQMT ....... -=-TMl...OT
llOWll "A Ctvistmes Carol" (1951
Fantasy) Alastair Sim. Kathleen Hamson l1 hr., 25 min )
NI llZl 90Wll "Since Yoo Went Away"
( 1944, Drama) Oaudette Colbefl, Shtrley
Temple (3 hrs. 30 min) .. .._.,_
nman11LR llONYI MD,_.,.
DA~U. LITTMIM•u.rJ
LLOYDC>Ca• llA ... __,fALWIU.
CMTOOlll
11.lCTllC tA9Mf"" .......
.,. "Caltle King" ( 1963, Westem)
Robert T aylof. Joan Caulfield ( 1 hr . 30
min.) CID McMI "Flash Goldoo" ( t980, SCt
ence-Flclion) Sam J Jones. M8JI Von
fu'._dow ( 1 hr 50 min )
lQJ 0. IJllCMr lfAll/O Thi$ speclal teped
live at New YOik's Carnegie Hatt and Los
Angeles' OOlothy Chandlef Pav.Ilion. tea
turesm1~azz greats (2 hrs ) 0 IWIWAY two heQh·sptftled.
street·smart teen-agers l:>feek their probe·
uon fOf a day of fun and pranks { t tv 30 mlflJ...n. a11I OOYWY~ed Or Maulana
Karenga and Mark Ridley· Tho111as. eKecu-
11ve derector of SCLC ol Greeter Lot
Angeles. cftSCuss the holldey "Kwanzaa"
a plc1u1e sequence ol religious symbols.
"The Twetve Daya of Cfwlstmas". Dr
James Porter of UCLA dltcUMeS !he use
of folk music as a "survival tool "
l,.l*lW.
TMIUMftl _,...,..AT CM.VllJ(f
..WIK.MCI ILIC1WC CO.M'I (IQ ..,.YOUll_..
.,_ "Voung And Free" (1979,
A<Mtnture) Erik Lor11en, KaOh Lan;an (I
hr .. 30 min.) .. lmfntl ....
&OJI A.&LOI .....
CIW.~ ..
IT•wrml :r'..='Ol>Q
.,. "Rock. Rock. Aoctll" ( 1958.
Mu*at) Ahln ~. Tuelday Weld ( 1
hr .. 2Smln)
Cl) .. "Flddlef On The Roof" (1971. ~) Topol, NOflT\11 Crene (2 ""'. 59
mil\. ......
.. JAICIMllAtal At•0"91t 09nlel Eltat>erg ( 1 hr,)
IR'lmAY
DAY OJI-amt .... ._ ma1w...-._.,~
•&•-~· =--''T•" (1178. OtM\11) Nu1 .....
K I. Ptler Firth. f2 tn~. 50 m.)
(EJ l9l FU1 "Sui>ef Bowl XV" Oaklano
Raiders vs Philadelphia Eagles CZ> MOv. "Amarcord" ( 1973. Drama)
Magali Noel. Bruno Zanin Olre<:ted by
Fedeflco Fellin1 (2 hrs . 5 min ) -a•aYHDI MOv. "The Phantom Tollbooth"
( 1970. Fantasy) Anrmated Voices ol Mel
Blanc and Hans Conned (2 hrs.)
8ATTMI.,..
(I) lfi. FOOTUU San Francisco 49ers al
Kansas City Chtels (3 hrs) G tBAl.D OI MITH
(!)MOVIE "The Golden Eye" ( 1948, Mys·
tery) Roland Winters. Mantan MC>feland
l hf . 30 mmJ_, Ell•" ~WMDI Correspondents Ltn·
da Weflhetmer and Cokie Roberts )Oln
Paul Duke IC>f an up-lc>-th&-minute sum·
ma~~=-lonal act1v1tles · I ~YOUITU&.l Coverage of the
Division I championship hom the UmverSl-
t.t_ol the Pacillc. (A) (2 hrs )
(HJ MOYll "Don't Cry, It's Only Thunder"
( 1982. Drama) Dennis Christopher,
~san Saint James ( 1 hr .. 50 min ) (Q) MOv. "Our Time" ( 1973. Drama)
Pamela Sue Maritn, Parker Stevenson ( t
hr . 40min) 0 MOVIE "Ohver" ( t968. M1$CSI) Ron
I~ (2hrs .35mln)
.. ll'IWACI ~nmu..u. 40YGft.W'.ll l
~ICll••• IDf Ol lml Ma PIOPU TOO Guests
Robin Zander and Rick Nie!Seo or 'Cheap
T11ck." Beth Howland. defense allorney F
Lee Beiley (A) ( 1 hr.)
I ..., fALtllU OIB.m
MOVIE "Christmas In Connecticut ·
( t945, Comedy) Barbara Stanwyck.
Dennis MC>fgan. (2 hrs.) Ii> WM&.-..,_,. -''To Coln A
Phrase" Guest. Watter Perschke, presi-
dent. Numl9co. tnc. E'IMOUC UGAY
1W MOVIE "Money From Home" ( 1953.
) Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis ( 1
hr .. 30mln.) D Oii CA9UI "Chapman College Mullc
Showcaae" Guest. Dr Thomas Halt,
chairman ol the Chapman College mu'IC
rtment.
PIOIU1 110W11 "Kisses FC>f M President" =-E Frtd MAcLutray. Polly
• -Ml 1111A119 "To SerV9 fhem Al My Oeyt" Alcock la gone end
the QU411tlon egein la who wil be appolnt-
td new hM<lmuter. Chris aulYft from
Cllntda With • new t>utdet'I for P J ro
shOulder. t •rt 111 n t1 hr l ~~ IDTMCaMMAITI
110W11 "Felll'IO In Love Ageln" (HMSO,
ama) Blott OOuld. StMMah YOl'tl. ( 1
I 30mln..liu U&llldCW t• .,. "A W#llt. In The SPfing Rain"
( 1970. Aomanct ) tngrld Bergman. MlijfM (2 hit.Jaw tW ..... ---... ~ ... m_. I .. .,,, ........ a. ... ~ .. ~-~) ~ ~. Vlrglf1i9 hL'1inm-.
-------------------------
I ~'..91·.~
Singing "You've Gotta Have Heart" from George
Abbott's "Damn Yankees" are (left to right) Tom
Bosley, Van Johnson, Jean Stapleton, Hal Linden
and Eddie Albert, in Saturday's "The Kennedy
Center Honors: A Celebration of the Perlorming
Arts," at 8 p.m . on KNXT (2 ).
(1960. Orama) Natalie Wood, Robert
Wagner. A headstrong girl from a poor
Southern lamlly marrMIS for money. not
-love~.~~ ~ &.-:... MIGIOftO MICllO H~ llOWll "St Helens" I 198 I. Orama)
Art Carney, David Huffman An 80-year-
old man refuses to leave his small resort
alter a ~ogtst predicts a volcanic dlsa&-
ter 'PG ( 1 hr • 3!> min )
atllCIDlllOVll "On Golden Pond" (1981 Ora-
ma) Henry Fonda. Kathartne Hepburn. a:a rn QROOYll OOOLU
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Friday, December 24, 1982 19
-lunclay Cont.
COmedvl Dirk Benedtci. Malan1& Griffith
111 hr.,~ min)
-IKINGfll .. WTOfMWLD
lllmAY "Minic.am Sunday" Highlights
of segments produced 001ing 1982 at var·
lous locations throughOUI Los Angeles, ~ a look at the Long Beach Grand
Prix. (2 hrs )
I ATTMl90¥8
.,,,. "Gregorio And HIS Angel"
( 1968. Drama) Buxlerk:k Craw1ord (2
hrs.)
CJ) U•rTU dHO COUIH PUllD m.rnm 0 MC .wl CU>IBI' "Asbe$1os The
Way To Dusty Death" Jules Bergman
updates his 1978 repo<t on the health hazards ot asbestos exposure to both
lndustrlal workers and the general pYblk:
ex.amlnlng the r9Ce(lt trends In compen·
sating the victims ol osbestOS-felate<l dts,
eases. ( 1 hr ) • 11Gvt1 "A Gtrl Named Sooner" ( 1975.
Ofama) Lee Remick, Richard Crenna (2
hrs.) • e .,,,. "Soowman" ( t975. Aaven-
tura) William Shetner. (2 hrs ) e WAU. '1MlrT wm "to Coln A
Phrase" Guest· Walter Petschke. pr~
dent. Numlsco. Inc e.,,,. "Going Home" ( 1971, Chma)
Robert Mttctiom. Breoda Vaccaro (2
ltn.l.1111111..-MIW
.a.TIC8IT'a
.,. "Lady On A Train" ( t9"S,
&Jlpense) 0eenna Ouroo. David 8ruce
i ht., 30mln) .. ~ W .,,,. "Three's A CrOWd" ( t969,
Comedy) Larry Hagman, F J Peakei ( 1
hr.,30 ~
'
1Cll JD
WAllWOll-•mYllW ....UYCOCllml llml MCCllD ,._
"Apple Galetta" Jacques Pepin
dlaol111111 how to buy and use dtffefent
klndl of apples and preper• apple
Q!.lette.
Cll.J 9D¥ll "Race For Your life. Charlie 18'~1~.~9n, Comedy) Animated. ( 1
.. nllllllT
• OAYIAUll ... ...
UlftlD HCHtO COLLIQI fUID
"
... (CCm"D)
,... um ''How 0oes 0ne F\nd e th" OU.t: M1lcoltn Muggerldge. (A) •
fttv.}
,. U -Bob VII and Honn bram undefiakt IN IUk or framlna the
new 1982 wing of the 1850l Gtftll AM-v .. ratmhoule ml .. "Cattle Kina" (1083, W•ttm} ~ Taylot, Joen CeulllekS (1 hr., 90
~ .. ....,.... Phledtlpttla 7e.rt at ~ Antonie> 8puf1 (Out to IMndatOf)'
blaOkout r~lone. thle gem. mey not ~lllf'l In 'rO'K ., .. , J2 ~. 30 "*1.)
.. "&c*lt Ot~ W'trwf' (1870, ama) Ctll9( o,n Oeotge. 8lm PlcMna..
i hr. 40mln)
.. "Buddy. Buddy'' (1981. com.
) JIClk Lemmon1 Wen.r Melt'*', ( 1 amn::.b -··--~:The~ MIOflllll ~. Caf 8mltt\, till'~ " hr.) . .. ._ ...... ,_.
II Ff'tdar, Deoirribir 14, tNa
15= ... anew am 9D¥ll "A Christmas Catol" (1951
Fantasy) AlastBll Sm, Kathleen Hamson
L1 Iv., 25 min.)
CZ) mw. "Night Train To Munich
(194-0, Suspense) Maroaret Lockwood. Rex Harrison. ( 1 Iv . 30 min ) Cl llCMI "The Lady Paya Ott" ( 1952.
Ofama) Lirlda Darnell. Stephen McNally
( 1 hr .• 30 min.) --·Ive·•-•1L~MlfacleSStlll Happen" (1976
Adventure) Susan Penhal\gon. Paui
Mullef. A 17-year-old achoolglrl becomes
the lone survivor of a Christmas Eve plane
lcra=l==:hr•)
lMOllMMmlAlmM.I ..., .....
.. "Gidget" (195.9, Comedy)
nctra Dee. Cliff~'°" (Ming IUm-
mer vacallon. a girl chasel aun. surf and
romance. (2 hrs.} e 9D¥11 ''H8fe Come The Nelsons''
(1952. Comedy) OlZle and Harrie!, Aoclc
Hudson. Dad trie11 to atop the gangsters
from getting away after his two 1on1 get
l
mlxed up wfth them. ( 1 hr .. 30 min) ........ me ... llCWA "The Te6evilk>n Exploslon" The
past, present and future of American t• Vlsionaree•nkvW'I (A) o (1 tv.) (Jj) llCMI ·,TRash-GordOfi" ( 1980, Scl-
tnee-Acllon) Sam J. Jonel, Max Von
Sydow. A trio of eerthllngl lravel to the
pie.net Mono<> and help Its oppresMd Inhabitants WI the OYerthrow of the evll
E!!lf)ef<>f Ming. 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 50 min) G lllMI "Sunday In New YoOI" (196"4.
Comedy) Cliff Robertton, Jane i:onda
After being lilted by her boyfriend and
traveling to New Voik to Yillt her brother,
a young woman COfllldefs her po9111on on
·1·~wmln ) -CDLIS Cl .. r--· l'ri.,. ...
.,_. "Brian'• Sona" ( 197 t 0!'1ma)
Jamea caan. 8lllY Dee ~llllams. two foot-
ball pla)'tft lhar• • rare trlendlhlp until oanoer ctalmt one or them. (1 ht .. 30
,.,, ,., ... M adwnt\Moue rogue
and • ~ orpflan Journey thrl)Ugh tfme
to htlP Wti#' Md ~ W.MM Per1ect • ..-.~~"~¥~ '*" nnct. • royel !Owe ._. that led to tf'lt
ocwonetlon of • ~ "*"; ur...i
looda; tht myth of the gr•t ~ axt1aor-r-1•1111v.1
----oou.HI ...,. ,..,_,_ .....
''Tlll ~ Ot Anlmlll
• 8lgN And aiiMi'· The e>cpetl-
tr*ltt cbie bV t<att von ~ Julen ~. Koniecf,LOftnl and oct. natur_..
lltl CN'S thl _... to "*" ttle aan-at_.,,.,. .. ~ (1hr.)
..,.... "' Lo. lt/Jilll!' ( ·-..... CliUd. ..... YClfll. A "*' -,,,. ___ rtllil10n lft h
ballf"fwt f'lt _,NM IN DOCM9 ._DI
the ~t 'PG' ( 1 hr., 30 min I ~~'Siience 01 The N0<1h" (1981
AdventUfe) Ellen Bufstyn, Tom Skerrm In
1919, a young woma.n·s marriage to a
tra.pper leads her to a ~le ot hardship 1n
the wildemess ot northern Canada 'PG'
(!hr. 35mlf'l)
(Z)mvll "Ttle BeQutled" (1971, Ofama)
Clint Eastwood. Geraldine Page An
inJU<e<l Uruoo soldief racupe<ating in a
g11ls' school has htS leg needlessly ampo·
tate<l by the 19alou6 headmistress when
he IS caught with one of the girls 'A' ( 1
hr., 50 min.)
I OUMI COWTl IPORTI ICM
19 ...
7:11 AOM-11
19A IAIKErlAU. PO<tland Trait Blaz8fs
at San Otego Clippe<S (Due to manda10<y
blackout regola11ons. this game may not
be seen l·~rea) (2 hrs., 30 min.)
(D) ... Los Angeles Kings vs
Vancouver Canucks (3 hrs.)
QD MOVIE "Larceny" ( 19"48. Dlama)
John Payne. Dan Duryea. A sllppety con
anlst coovlnceS a war widow that she
shoUld lo~t hef money In a suitable and
expensive tribute to hef oeceaseo hus·
band_J t h1 , 30 min.)
... (J) MClm _.... flUCI Blllle's
newfound phitoeophlcal awareness COUid
be l'lazafdouS to her IOYe life D e CllPI Ponch IS tntrOdueed to his new patlnet. Tom L.asorda gets a speed-
ing ticket, and Ponch IS robbed at a heatth
clu~~1111-I GI IMTT llOUITCll Matt investigates
the deeth of a young actor who was 10
atar In a film with an aoing movie queen
A (1 hr.) " . ..,.. ...
1'MI TAUi Of NOflfllAll The al
a House ot C<Mlrit Garden, L~
preeents this encore preseotation ol a
young mans speolal dreems starring Placi-
do Domingo. (3 hra.)
• ... "A Time For Every Seuon"
( 1972. Adventure) Documentary. A man and a young boy explore the forbidding!
AIUIUln tundra. (2 hrs.)
• llANm "The ~ Of Animlll Betla~ Signs And Slgna!S ' The expert·
ments done by Ket1 von Frisch, Julian
Huxley. K01Yad L<>fenz and othef ne1ural-
lat1 over the centuries to leam the tan-I ohnlmalt ate explored. ( 1 hr.) 1
llAICU4CI THIA• "to S0tYe All My Deya" CMa. having lost the
ettctlOn. male• a deoltlOf\ 1bout Devld't ~ Pt'C>POML (P•rt t2tO '1 hr.) ml .. "FOf VOAit E~ Qtfy'1 (1981. A~ Roger MOOf9. Topot. Jamee Bond • orltnlnal wtlO purloined •
top aecret Britlth de*-~ 'PO' (2
hi&~·}. CID • Buddy. Buddy''J t 98 t. eom.-clJ) Jack Lammon. Wel\tf attMll. WN1t
an ......., conc1ntret• °" hll ne•I kll-
ll'IO. he " NdttV Interrupted by • l:unbllng lallK• ot a men whO II attempting auldde.
'R' ~36mln} • m. "fldcler On The Aoof" (1971. ~) Topot. NOfma Cfene A~
m9imen In ~the-cent'UfY "''* FUM tnel to~ tJtf !'Ill tlgltMe ttrt wtlllll tfYW'Q. to t!Old onto hll =•:'.=::· 11:·\... ........ ~·-...... In Cllbnll 11INliW'•11..-oe
·1 ''lUVtt tMp,ty" I 1'60 Curr•
) 111 8fott1er1. Mltfllyn Mtlf1m• (7 trr.arr~~ ....
0.0,QI Hartlilton. Lauren Huf
00 ( I I 33 niln ..
(I) -.at-t W >J ICAI rHtut9d a \It.II
with Santa'• hetpefa es they gear up IOI
lhe hOlld.ly Mlton. whet II Ilk .. 10 b9 a
1111 pelrdman. a rtflrtmenl home lot
chlmPI In Flollda ( 1 ht.)
(Z)MCMI "Stoten Klsaat" ( 1968. Ororno)
.Hlan-Plerre LeaUd Oefphtne Seyrlg ( t
hl ,30mln) G MIMI "fm11a11on Of l lie · I 1934, 0111
mt) Claudelle Colbert, Wa"en Wiiiiam
2 h11) 11:11 lllL TODAY
•lllL• ... AU.ll'MIT ~.all'T
~ KDWOIU Of AlmAl.I
'8ll'IC1M _,_tUIAllmtAW>ll
.,_ "For Your Eyes Only" ( 1981
Adventu1e) Roger Moore, Topol. (2 hrs
!>min.)
{() TC» RA* IOXllQ Coverage of the
Danny Cruz (Calll ) I Freddie Roach
(Ne\/) tO-round 1un1Q1 laghlweight bout
{!!om Las Vegas Nev ) (A) (3 hrs ) D llOV'a "MOdem Prol>lems" (1981
Comedy) Chevy Chase, Palll D' Ar ban
vine ( I hr 30 min )
W 8 If\ fOOlUU Ph1ladetph1a Eagles al
Dallas Cowboys (3 hrs) D ... fOOlUU Denver Broncos al l os
A~~3hrs) l ==--l&NAW
I JlcT•df " .,_, llliift:it1J ,,., In ,. •
l11flllltf1C• flf Ntt# Jl(jft. ~1. itJUf.
•lflt uf IJUff Ytlfk ~~tdo\ flfied 111
' If I , ..... Ii lllt. W• If,,,, ' 'I 1<.11 In Awn" (t04~, ~
lftot "''"'I~ aniy (I ht• I -=: ....
JllON 'Tt .. M&uic f IUlt" ( 1976 M\M-
ClllJ Jowl K~11tnue1. 11tn11 UrillA (2 ht•. l"llOJ. !f l "ft'"il" ( 11179, 0111ma) N111 ...
!lilt K1nDJ11. Pottn ~ lrth t? hr11 , 60 min I
ta pa":a "' JACOml C(IUI.
•8 MOYll ·ru1n11u1" I 1970, Ft1ntoty)
JBt;k Wli(l, 0111141 Haye . (? h11 )
()) IOl n,,., THI CMICAOO Sit Gootg Solll
com.Ivett lht Cht<;ugo Sympnony, f1at1K· inu p111no 'l(lloo"' Ciclle Llead. In • prog1am
1t1111 1nch.10es 001odln's "Olterture to
r>11nc1.1 Igor." fcholkovsky'a Conceno tor
r1a110 No 1 1n B nat MlnOI Opus 23. and
"Al!.<> Sprnch la1athu11ra·· by Richard
Strauss (2 hrs )
~ CAWOMIA C;u.OMGM1N111ru...0.1111111"'.ALllL....,
M'RODUCtMO llOLOQY
) MOYll "M,l<le In Paris" ( 1966. eon..
oy) Ann·Mtll\jlfJt I OU" Jourdan (2 hll) 10) MOYIE \.htWCh And Ch<>ng's Nice
011•11ms" ( 14131, Comedy) Richard
"C.heoch" Ma1111. Thomas Chang ( t ht.,
?l '""'I 0MOYll r ..... ,-( 1979 Dfama) Naatas·
s1a K1ni.k1 Pttlflr r111h 12 hrs 50 mlO J a:. CJ) LIAOfOOT Ph11tp McKean and Peter
Ballon star 111 1he stOfy or the 11ageay that
follows whon .11een·age1 gels his first car. fill ltSIDf WAlt9eGTON Hosl Mark Shletds
looks al lht' 1n1erpl11y of politics. power
<111d people 1r• lhe na11on·s capuol m DllW MOIR •fEJIOM
Cf ) FVT\lllf ll'<MtT A sc•entttic explora11on
of alhlefll 1wt101mance which can aid alh·
lelci. 1n improving lheir game (A)
2 llOYtf 1 lriderqround Aces" ( 1980.
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-lunclay Cont. bfE Joanna Cazden , , hr J
\'al -; c:m ... ..nlATaf
IATPATIOL
t:tl LOST IAtaUTI *''"* A IOsr lelecOmmUnlcatlonl satellite tallS Wlfo the
handl of en aleen CMl•za!lon ( 1 hf 1 -1-..r rrsYOUt• n•• .,.. "92 In The Shaoe" ( 1975 Mys-
tery) Petef Fonda. Warren Oates
Thoughts ol murder 8'\ter the scene when
en enterprrslng dr•ftef lfwedes the busi
ness terrhcry ol a ve1eran I~ guide 1n
the Florida Keys 'A' ( t hr 33 mm) ...... (%) 9IMI "The Pri'.late Flies 01 J Edgar
Ho<Mlr" ( t978, Ofama) Brodenck Craw·
IOfd, Jose FefUlf The Federal Bureau Of
Investigation QfOWS In clout and scape
under the leadership ot lhe controvefslal
Hoovet. 'PG' I 1 tu. 55 min)
-Monday --: ............... _
.. CC) "Cattle King" ( 1963, Westefn) Rob-
ert Taylor, Joan Caulfield ( 1 hr. 45 min)
... ''The Flfth Muskelee<" (1979. A<Mtn·
ture) Beeu Bridges. Ur11Ulll Andress. ( t
hf .. 43 min.) •GlJ "Rutty" ( 1965. Comedy) Tony Ran-
dal, $tW1ey Jones (2 hfl )
.. (%) "Gabriel 0.. The Whtie House"
( 1933. er.ma) Wattef Huston Karen
~ (1t'll .25mln.) •CID "Jeck And The BNnstalk" ( 1976
fantasy) Alllmllted ( 1 hr • 32 min ) (I) ''the Voyage Of Tene1' ( 1975
Adllenture) WM Reno, K. Imrie (I hr 30 min.) •
W (f) "Journey FOi Margetet" ( 1942. Ofe
ma) Robert Young. Margeret O'Brien (2
hfl) .. CR> "9 To 5" ( 1980, Comedy) Jane Fon-
da, Dolly Parton ( t tw., 50 min ) CD> "Nobody's Pertekt" (1981. Comedy)
(i8t>e Kaplan. Alex Karras ( t hr . ~
min.I
Cl) 1'Caveman" (1981, ComedY) Ringo Starr, Oennl9 Quaid (1hr.,31 min.) e "Fiddler On The Roof" (1971, Musi-
cal) Topol, Norma Ctane (2 hra. 59
min.)
•CCl "Cortly" ( 1972. OffJma) Rot>en iiake. Chettortt Rampllng. ( t hf • 30
min.) -~·tow BtfOfe BrHldaat" ( 1936, ) Cerole Lombard. c..r Rom-ero. (2 )
... "Tht Hunchbeclc OI Notre Dtme"
[1839. Orama) Charlet Laughton, Mau-
r:.t!f' O'Hara ( 2 tn.) W "lt'1 A Wonderful Life" ( t1M7 F1n1•
•t) ....,,,_ Sttwart. Donne A.cs. (2 tn.. tO min.) -a:> "Sayolw•" (t957. Romllnoe) ~
Ion )8'1ttdo. Aed Bvllona. (2 hra . 30
Ohr'' ( '* M\'81Cal) Aon MOOdy,
fWd. (2 """· 35 min.) Endllll Low'' ( 1118 t, AOmllnc»)
~ ..... Merlin HfwfU. (1 ht., 5& r1Mde In PW' (ttee, ~ -~-=;:.:.:"-~:)~~ . a.t . f2 M) tllf 'EnW TM Ninll' (1M1, A~)
14 l't'tdtf. Deolinblr ... ,.
1111 ~.,.,...,
ct) ':..o a. lllllO Covet age ot the
women's downf\111 from Piancavallo Italy .IB> ( 1 hr) K (IJ llOWil ''Cheecll And Chong s Ntee
Dreams" ( 198 t. Comedy) Richard
'Cheech" Menn. Thomas Chong Two
1nvet8fale potheads appear to have tound
!heir true celling as they peddle lee eteam
oo the streets ot Los Angeles 'R' ( 1 hr ,
27 mm.)
ll:il ct) llCWm "l.Aade In Paris" ( t966, Come-
dy) Ann-Margret, LOUIS Jour<Jan A Pares
destgflet sweeps a fashion boyer ott hef
feet (1 hr . 55 min) .. w,Aml· .. TOPG'"9-
..aliTIC8nll
110Wi1 "Cheech And Cttong's Ntee
Ofeems" (198 t. Comedy) Richard
"Cheectl" Marin. Thomas Chong Two
inveterate potheads appear to have found
their true calling as they peddle lee eteam
oo the streets of Los Angeles 'R' ( 1 hr .
27 N.f. =~ llOWil "Flash Gordon .. (1980, Sci-ence Action) Sam J Jones. Max Voo
Sydow A 1110 of earthlings travel lo the
planet Mongo and help its oppressed
inhabitants In the overthrow of the evil
Empe<0< Ming 'PG' ( 1 hf . 50 min)
d (!) IUU.WCI
.. (I) WHAn "' ill UCN Featured a vlSit
with Santa's helpe<s as they gear up 10<
the h<>llday season. what 1t takes to be e
ski patrolman. a retirement home f0<
chtmps In Flonda ( 1 hr.)
(%) llOWil "Night Train To Munk:h"
( 1940, ~se) Margaret Lockwood,
Rex Harrison. A scientist's d&ughtllf
outwits the Nazis with the help of a British
agent ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
-··· l'DOO _. _ _._ • al IR. l'001'UU Botlalo Bllls It _. ~· IWUV ... -Mle!!!,. Dolphins ri (3 hrs) tta8 "The Body Snatchef" (1!M5, HOlrOI) I_. .... ..,.
Bela Luoosl. Bofls Karloff ( t hr , 30 mtn) ...,..lllOUIH e "Mysteries From Beyond The Trian CCIUHI IAMlTIAll Creiohtoo VI De ~ .. ( 1977) Documentary (2 l'lfs.) Paul (2 tvs)
(OJ "™dler On The Roof' (1971 MUSI lrA•nt cal) Topol. Nofma Crane (2 hns 59 llAWAl..vl.f
min. ) !!!" .-2!.Y Guest Patti Page n
CZ) "The French lieutenant's Woman· --•• 'T
(1981. Drama) Meryl Streep Jeremy ~A..alUIMmlA¥IOI
Irons (2 hrs.. 5 min ) MOWll "Boys' Night Out" ( 1962.
U:llct) "Allegro Non Troppo" ( t976 Fante· Comedy) Klm Novai<, Jamee Gamer. ~ Animated ( 1 hr . 25 mtn ) When a shapely young co-eel underllk•
(8) "Modern Problems" ( 1981. ComAdy) a sex research project. she finds fOUf ~
Chevy Chase, Patti 0' Arbanv1lle ( t hf . nel$INlf\ more than wt•ong to leue an
30 min ) ~ment to aid her In her study. (2 hrs.)
1:11 g "The Honzootet Lieutenant" (1962 LIU IAlllTWAU Houston Comedy) Jim Hutton. Peuta PrenttSS (I et Pepperdlne Wave. (2 hfl.)
hr., 30 min ) C1) "The Painted Hiiis" ( 1951, Dra-
tll (J) "Harold And Maude" (1971. Come me) Lassie. Paul KellY A ~In 19
dymln)
1
Rutl'l Gordon, Bud Cort ( I hr , 3 1 outsmarted by Lassle and her young ma.-tar ( 1 ht • 5 min )
(%) "Gabflel O\ltr The White House" (%) ctlUIMlt Of 1MIA1M 1..-r Prlnoeea
( t933, Ofama) Walter Huston. Keren Grace give& us a look behind the walls ol
Morley (1 hr .. 25 min ) the Vaganova Cl'loreogrephlc Institute -
1111 ([) "Continental Divide" ( t 981, etso llnown as the Kirov ballet school -to AOmance) John BelU8hl, 8t11lr Brown ( t explofa the dreams of two Ausllan dllnc-
hr., 43 min.) era who hope to follow In the 1ootsteps of
(D) "Room Service'' ( 1938, Comedy) Baryshnikov. Nureyev and Makarova. ( t
Malle Brothers, Luellle e.11 (1 hr 30 tw.)
min) · 1-.-.•~ D "Tepe" (1981. Ofama) George C • .... SOoll. Timothy Hutton. (2 hfl.) Ala
4111(%) "The Wltchel" (19'71) Siivana Man DIS CAmT au.t. film director Mir•
l no, Cln1 Eastwood. ( t hf. 40 min) i~R) .. -..... --• ''Cottly" (1972. Ofame) Aober1 ----ake, Charlotte Rampltng ( 1 hr . 30 .,,...,.... ,_ IU,.. ,_
m1n l DofothV Hllml perlorrne and oo-c:m "£ndleea LOllt" (1981, Romance) holt1wlthGregL....,..lrun1kt1relCfllbt.
BrO<*t Shltlda. Merlin Hewitt ( t tw , 55 lion feetvMa Jo Jo StatbUctt. T ollJ Cren-~) •ton Md Jo1w'I Cw'\' ... well .. .,,__,,
(I) "The V~llO!t 01 T1ne1" ( 1976. llC9tars hOplng 10 ~I CNna tn IM
AtMmurl) W.M Reno. K. Imrie ( 1 hf. 'M WltlterOtympict (t ht., 30 min.)
;ti) min.) (II).,. ''Ntw Year't EYI"' ( tMO. Hot• •W "ta CIOt AUJC FOlltl II" (1980. ~ ror) Roi Ktly. q, Niven. The dllO toqftey
edy, Ugo lognaui, Mlctlef hrreull (1 et a punk roo.k Club~ e Nf"8 of
39 "*' ) .:. . phone cell promlllng thlt tomeOM .. '9 ~ And uey" (11M8. MUllcal) bt 11Udertd In hit honor -*Y hot#
OtinC. EYll Atdlin. ~ 36 min ) betwMn nine and midnight on New v .. ·,
• MotCOW 0oeen·1 1n r .... •• '· 'A'.·.c1.,t1o-.• ·~-•>
Ci:INdy) Vere AienfOOta, A _, -" ~~~·~=~tn.:~.~21-,..,~)~~~~~-l::,. ~ .!r.•rl!i 1 .,
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''Mflto1'1
( 11>10 l1ta1N) Comtry, Milt• Wood Att-..uri
end Go\o I ~''"''' 1ac;e -OU•I hm• tu uop • 1a1g11 "'914Klt 1tu11 on 1n OO<Juo
trollab19 e<>lllalon c-ourw with fsrth (HI I ~~ IA'f\19AY_,
llUISSAC TMIAnm · ro Serve
him All Mv Dll)'!I" Ch111. ~Ing lulil lt1t1
eloelion. m<tlle& a doc1 IOf\ nt>oul 0..Yld'•
marriage ptopoeal (P11rt 12) D ( 1 tu) G llYl1'BY "Quiel Al A Nliir' Wh9n a
nun diet of Slarvalloo In • convent tower ,.....,..lion Interviewer Jemima Shore. e for
mer pupil et tho conw11t. Ill aakeo to
tnvesttgntt (Part 1) o It hr I CO lllOVll "f=ridleSJ Love" ( 198 1,
Romance) Hroolte ShlCtd:., M11r11n Hawllt
A 1 7 y&ar vl\f 1> ObStr.Stve tove for hlli t !i
vear ·l'lld {lirll11l'lld k.'ud& to parent at con
fhcts and trn~dy A' ( t hr 55 mm )
l SJ MOW 'Cheech And Cllong't; NK:e
Dreams" ( t981. Comedvl nu .. hord
"Cheec.h" Mn1111. Thomm. Chon1,1 Two
111vete1a1e po1headt. appear lo have tound
lhe11 troo calhny ag lhey peddle ice cream
on the streelt. ol L~ A1~1es R ( 1 hr
27 mtn)
Cl) ltlOV'll · The Pnv.lttt filth Of J ldQOr
Hoover" ( 1978, Or.mm) Orodenck Cruw
lorJ Jost< rener Tlit• federal Bureau of
lnves11gation grow:.. 11. <..lout and ~ope
under lhe leader!>hiµ JI tt•n con1ro11e1i.1111
Hoove1 PG' ( I hr !>!> 1111n ) m llOV'll The lady from TeKllS ( 1951,
Comedy) Howard Dull Mon;i Froornon A
pecultar old lady 1hough1 by many lo be
insane find~ unders1arid1nu and 5yrnp.11hy
lrom a cowpoke and •• young g111 (I hr
30m1n l
• «Zl °'°"' t:ll 8 (I) ONE DAY AT A 1m Play1ny '"" keeper 10 her enllre farrnly beg1nl. lu take
llS toll on Ann (P;:ut ;>1 ·== ,..15 {[) TRAPPER JOflt, llLO. A drunlo.
lhreadt:Mre s11eercomt•r Simla. adn 1111ed
tu San rranc1sco Memoroal 1n c1111ca1 l.On
d111on rl'fU5f>S P!>M>nfl.JI Ille <;av1nq SUI
~ (ft)(llir) ..,.,,.
WON> fott TODAY
CROmQRCll ~· It AllDICMI AlfT "Wtl!olm Hurley" Prior. lawyer anti tandSt.apt' ar11c;1
Wrlson Hurley share~ '11s personal
lhovghb on arl (Al D
'1i) llRIN>O llOST 9IOOl'4 f rve RPO Herr
1ngs · The µohce assumf' the death 01 1he
a111s1 found al lhe bollom uf a cllll wa!.
accidental (Part 2) I 1 hr I
CU lfi: IEIT EYER RUNIEltl (") 'ij" llOVIE ThP BordPr f 1981 Or.1tn.l)
Jack N1c.t· ,,. "'' Vrtllc'l•P Pemrie A T p <<I'
bofeler yuard "> vatu. ~ come 1n i;onllil.I
with those ol his corrur1 i;o wwkers <1nd
hlS ma1e11alls11c wife ·R' (I hr . 45 mrn )
-®MOYIE Front PaQe Woman ( 1935
Comedy) Berte 0a¥rs Geofge Brent A
lady repofler artempts lo outdo Iler mate
counterpans in Iler covt'fage or a par11cu
-_.. ........... l( .. Of
Mint" f u.ry Ow•n Yllilll ~klyn
Mrl>ondkl a •1c1llm or lllt.•111 Lell •'-"'• = iki&w ... 1 ........ -
MMY 'AMm "r1ap91 11 The Law ouuh frWUf,!tlr ( t hr.)
..... Pll'naWI HNI 01blot and Jet·
lr•v l vomi l~ltW "Beet Of Frlend9, ..
"Honl<rtvni.. Men" and "In The 81111 Ot
Tiit N hi "
Cl l ~ IPOllT "'1 Klrt11llllc: exptotatlon
ol 1thl4Mki ll4lrf0tmnnce which cain eld alh-tot" tn tmprOVlng !heir gamt (A) CL)_,.. "ThrN Way Weekefld" ( 1978,
COmedy) l>1n IMgo. Jo<ly lM ()lha1e
Two ~<;kfHCkora deeldtt to apend •
weekend hiking lhrough the wOOdl 'A' ( I
hr, 20111111)
CSl A .... DAY It EDIN A powerful lamlly
turn!; 11 sm.1ll 1Uwn rnio 11 mcxtol rejuv91\8· 11011~t 1Pr11t 8) 0 H1~1ory Of The WOffd -Part I"
(196 I Comody) Mel B100lls. Madeline
t<1i1111 M1111's 1llust11ous hlst0<y -from
Nt1o111ller1h11I cuvemen 10 the Spanish
lnqu1!1111on is 11xam1noo 'R' ( 1 hr . 33 min)
Z)llO'tll Thl' freoch Lletitenant's Wom-
11n· I 1981 0tdma) Me1v1 Streep, Jeremy
Irons An .1t101r between two actors ls par·
<1lleled in 1t1e romantic period film In whieh
thl" lwo .11e pPrform1ng 'A' (2 ht&. 5
~=im1n~~ ,ACUr'n'fM
AICNIWt
fACI Titl NATION
AT Tltl llOYIEI
MOVIE • Triose Oanng YouEen In Tt1tN lau11ty Jalopies" { 1969. )
Aourv11 Tony rurlls Monte Carlo Is t
<,tt•nt' fur .111 international car race in
wt11i-h rlri11l'rs 1111emp1 to sabotage each
ulher (?hrs)
m W(f.J(EJI) "°"'' WRU-UP Cl) COME LOVE Tltl CHl.OMJC Hosls Art
l 111klellt>r mrt carol Lawrence locus on
th>' tru~ir·~ <lll'olnlS and su1v111al ol the
w111ld'<, ch1ld1P11 ( 1 hr )
fl1) MOVIE ft1rt.11qh The Magic Pyramid"
1•1fl• 1.1111.1 ·rl V11.. Tayback. Chns
I ,, , t '"Ouql 1r e mdyrc: ol a tov pyre·
1111·1 1 ,, unq 1~"V 1-; transf'l()fled back 1n
11rrw '" lht• r ~IJ'l'I d lht' t>oy king Tut (RI
~hrs)
I 1 IPOll'TICOfTU
, MOYIE B11dr1y Buddy ( 1981. Come-
dy 1 Jack l 1•rr•rnc.n Waller Matthau While
in a~ ,if •• r11 lCln~entrates on his nexl klll·
111q hf' i, 1u1J,.1y 1nterrup1ed by a bumbling
1.11lurP ut .i 11wr1 who rs a11empting suicide
ff I 1 hr J6 1111n I
$ 'AT COUJNI HmeoTIZU THI CON
Hyr • ,,.,.,, f ... 1 Collrns turns Police 1nves11
IL! fl 11 '"I 1 t111aro!l0~ art 101 m ( 1 hr ) n• 0 MOYIE Tl.rori Ttw Magic PyralTlld"
( 1ciu 1 I 1111.v,yl Vtl Tilyback, Chris
B.irnt" lt1r 11J(lt1 1t1P magic of a toy pyre·
u11d a Y""''!l boy 1s lranspotted back In
lime I J 11>1 I !JVDl ol Ille boy •ung Tut (R)
t? tu~ I U llOVE Love Among The Rums'
ffj MIM'll ~ M
f MM J~l~'f~· t••~
""""1191 =~i=· ~·~ I~ wprtlln. :f.1:'Mtrtdfd 10
"
'"-'. U ._ , IO"*' J .. ... ·~ ... ''°'*' Wlfll ~ .. --'r~) ff'4o111Md= :-:-,.=: •a;:;IOl'roul to °'11Wit tht D. lot, Cf hit , 10 min.)
"lt'1 A Wond!WM WOttt/' Comldy) 0-ge Ooet. T .,.,._
MwU*'-A f1rih llnQll ,__to ptomota
I mUeal hOell petpel,.lld by I~ Of
!be oompotttt (1 hr., tO min.) nt11 .._"Don't Cty, tt't Only Thund9r"
, Or1me) Oennll CN'lllOJ>h«,
Saint Jlmt9 A ~ Army doctor
and• 11out:>1e-ptont medic hell> two none bt':!i, • ~oup of VletnameM orotrerie to ... ,. 'PG' (t hr., 60 min.)
-· .:JI,,,_ "Rapel It The Law hw·~ ho... s1an Moo-
neyhlm. Carol Lawrence Guella: Mlk•
Oouglet, Dick Van Pelttn. Maureen McGC>vern ( I I'll.) ~=•M.w..&. -1! .. "JaN Bullett" ( 1956, Comedy)
Leo Goroey, Hontz HeM Some ot the boye
get arr•ted lo help a reporter friend do
an expoee on l)(lton corruption, then find
they've been doubie-cfoeeed ( 1 hr., 30
mln>J.. ....
·-umru&.I. Phlleelelphla 78enl el ~n Antonio Spura (A) (2 hrs., 30 min.)
()) .,_ "EyewltneM" ( 1981, Mystery)
Sigourney Weave<, Wiiiiam Hurt A te!IM-"°" reporter becomes lnVOflled with a jan-
itor Who may know more •bool a murOer
thal he witnessed then he ls uylng. 'R' ( 1
hr., 43 min.) e.,. "The King Of Marvin Gardef'ls"
( 1972, Orama) Bruce Dem. Jack Nichol·
son. Two brotllefa, frustrated with thelf
lives. dream of retklng to a tropical para
dfee~hr . 45 min ) Wi~mlf
t:1I ~.,."Stolen Kisses" ( 1968, Orama)
Jeen-Pterre Leaud, Oefl)hr0e Seyrig ThlS
touching and hilarious film features a
you"Q· Tll<eable jerk-of-elHrades falling In
love. R' ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) 1:11 ~ MCWll "Bring Me The Head Of Alfredo
Gercia" ( 1974, Adventure) Warren
Oates. Gig Young A falling piano p1aye1
sets out on a tong and bloody trd In Mexl
co lo retrieve a valuable head and a
S 10.000 reward 'A' ( 1 hr .. 52 rnin.)
tag• ... ms= "Talia AU Of Me" ( 1978, Ora·
ma) Richard Johnson, Pemela Vincent
An embilteted concert plantst flndS
renewed faith In 1'11$ :;:.,111 When he
embarks on a relationship wllh a young
leukemla 111Chm 'R' ( 1 hr , 30 min )
W (8) MCWll "Knlghtriders" { 1981 Adven-
ture) Ed Hams. Gary Lahti A group of
blke<s ride wrth a travehng renaissance law
and d!scovef !hat lhe ldealistie struggle
against evU ex1sls In modern times atso
·R· (2 hrs .. 25 min )
W 8 AT cm Guests folk SltlQ8fS Mlfttn Var
Friday, December 24, 1982 23
-Monday Coal.
•8 (I) rA .. 'M A big celebtatloo dance
at the 4077th Is 1e<>Pard1zed when Marga-
ret learns that a notoriously strict seniof
olfloer Is arriving soon tor an Inspection
IBl U e mvll "Skeetet" (Premiefe Ora
ma) Katen va1en11ne. Mariclare Costello A therapjst uses her eager and freendty
dog to help a group of emotionally d•s
turbed ct'llldref' maste< their p1oblems and
come to temlS with the world arovnd
them (2:-• 8 MIC Cl.OllUP "Asbestos The
Way To Dusty Death" Jules Bergman
. updates his 1918 report on the health
hazatds of asbest06 expos1.11e to both
1ndustna1 WO<ke<s a.nd the general public.
examining the recent trends In compe<i·
sating the vicilms of asbestos-related dis
eases {!hr .... mfOP rrRCUL
DOICOlmU.
_, ..,. Guests Kat Rudman
SUmmer, Nina Blanchard and Kelly
Grogan, Or James Braly, US Trlathalon
wlMef Or. Fetdy Massimino, Bob Shaw
IMIQll wan. u. l tv)
._ 111111VM. The renowned guitar
a.nd vocat st~ of Jose Fellclano and
the strlno vlrtUOS1ty of the jazz group Fron-
tt11a are featured ( 1 hr ) CD mvll "()peta Puma" (No Date) (2
~ ~ "Harold And MaUde" (197 t
Comedy) Ruth GOfdon. BUd Corl. An 80-
yeer-old woman meets an t8-year-ofd
bOy ObSeSSed with death 1n a funeral par
lof, a.nd proceeds to teach him the art ol IMno and loVlng 'PG' ( 1 hr , 31 min.)
(%) lllMI "The Witches'' { 1971) Siivana it:' Chru Eastwood ( 1 hr . •O
.. 1 (I)~ Olck reluctantly meddlefl
In a guesl'e personat atfalft when a aena-
tOf's wife announces that she's running ' rq•t:n her holband I .-rnmmrr
-(I) ~ l LACIY ChrlS and Mary
Beth lovesllgate lhe plight of elderly apart
ment dwellers who are be4ng subjected to a mg r=f tenor ( 1 hr)
• WJJ •The Sonstilne Boys" ( 1975, ~) Geofge Bums. Waller Matthau.
Two veteran veudevllle 11ara ere reunited
after many yeer1 kw one last pe<toim
anoe (1 ht., 30 mtn.) (I) .,_ "The Dream Merchan11" (Pan
t) ( t980, Orama) Marl( Harmon, M<><gan
F1lfc:Nld. An 1mbltloue young man Joint
fou:ee with an opt1m1111c nlci<etod9on
QPefltOf lo conetruct one Of the eertlMt
dVNttles In the motion pleture lodU&try Ji.~
• a.IA ~IOI} OI two Amtflean ~ tur~ who traveled to Iha People'•
~ 01 Cfllna to oemonatrate Amer~ ctn tutgleer tectv1fQuot to thftl1 ChlneM
oouotef!*ft II tOld ( f hf.)
• _. ,_ "language" Vlclor 80f oft .. ,. OWl1 tptefill hUmOr lo en
aoon of the lmpeot of i.nouaoe on
•· (R) llOW9 .. bJontenegro" (1981, eon....
&.en~. Ertand JoMphlon. A ~led Wife ttavtlt to Stoe.kh<*n and en atfllr wtcl\ • ,,,.n etw met In • e ·~1Mrt. ~ !liq """'~ ~ ........ ,. "'"" ~ "lfrclMd. II ,.,_, Decilmb9r 24, 1Ha
'Tw1hghl Zone. and "Boy From New
YM Cuy" lrom the AJalto Theater 1n Jol-
iet, Ith nots ( I hr ) 0 ._,. IOLl11CI Henry Fonda and
Myrna Loy star as a married couple who
Ire~~ years together
.. ~mTWOM-
WOll..D Of IOOll
ARIHOWCAll ICI llATM Covefage of the Ennia
Cup !Tom The Netherlands (A) ( 1 hr ) CID IUT Of llZAm John Bynef shOWS
you things stranger than truth, lar99r than
hie, end zanier than anything you ve t!V8f
seen . --Ql)llOVW 'Good Times" (1967. MUSICal)
Sonny and Che<. 04!orge Sanders Two
young slngOfs aim for movie stardom unrn
one of them realizes that the dream may
not be~aetlC81 one (2 hfs l ,,. a a• ....
ii' Y-.n'
•llMCMOP-
ALL•MPAl&Y MAllllY.0
• ID •1t MPOlllT DOCTOR.,._,.
mvll "Game'J Girls Ptay" (1973 .
Comedy) Christina Hart Jane Anthony
Girls at a boarding school compete to
seduce a diplomat ( t hr 35 min ) CD llO¥W "SUmmer Camp" ( 1979, Com-
edy) John C Mclaughllf'I. Matt Michaela.
The owner of a fafHng summer camp
decides to raise money by holding a
reunion tor the now-matured 111Umn1 'A'
(!hr,30ffill'I)
(Q) llO¥W "Total Rapture" ( t hr. 30
men l (I) A .... DAY • 118 A powerful family
turns • smaff town 1r110 a model reiuven.
·~~~ ! MOWll "Intimate Moments" ( 1981)
Alexandra Stewart. Bernard Freseoo. 'A"
u hf · 1:;;J. 1t:lt8 (I) "°"' U. Both Trapper
and Stanley go into lhoci< When they learn
that a beautltu! doctor ts a former prosH-
tute._JR) { 1 hr .• tO min)
D • 1MI IDT OP CAMOI Host Johnny
C&rson. Guests CNltllon Heston, Charlie
IC8~oeematy00oney (A) (I Iv)
YOU MOD POI IT
.... llCltfnle
•COWl.I FOCUI C* IOC8TY NI LA..-r Pollttcal acttvtal Beme·
dette Oevlln dlscutM8 her .Jtwplvement In
the struggle In Northern lre(jnd, psychOlo-
gtst Mllchefl Meuer ellplainl how to
undefatnnd and use "anger" conetruetN.·
~~ ~ 9'0ll'llCI: -.ATM 1MI W (Part i llO¥ll ''The Filth Musket•" (1979.
Advenlvr•) Beau Brldgea. UttuJa
Andteta. 0' Artag.nal'I and the ThtM M!Jtk-
tt..,.. l)eCOme lnvoNtd In another plan to
block the 9Ytl lntentlonl of Iha M\lltef Cer·
dlnal Alchalltu t09lnlt the French etiltoc-r~~~ 1 rw .. •3min)
1w9.'=9 "Modtrn Probleme" <1981. ~~.~ a... P1ttl D'AtbeO-\llle. A alt tr1tflc c:on"oler With
tuMfOUI pett(IMI ptOOlefna .. ~
-'lt'l te19klne11c ~ .... ~ doUled _1th~'"! :-a ,0,N.i 30mln.) .Tfte °' H9riY O!tMt''
I 1~. Comedy) Petet Sellefs. Paula
Prenuss. Two teen-agers come toe better
undefstandlng With their parents alter cha= vain m1JS1C1an (2 h<s.)
; llOY11 · The Victim" ( t~72.
Suspense) Ehzabeth Montgomery,
George Maharls A young woman trapped
In a remote hOUse during a VIOient storm Is
unaware that she Is the next target of en
unknown killer ( 1 hr . 30 min ) e llO¥W "Back To Bataan' (1945.
Adventure) John Wayne. Anthony Oumn Cut ott from American forces. a colonel
0tganlzes nahva Flllpjnos into a guerrma
army for a raid on the Japanese ( 1 Iv ,
30man)
• LAM, Mml'CM ITlll
(!) llO¥W "Looping" (No Date) Shelley
Wlnte<s A small-time carnival owner
entflf'S a dangerous pact with an ambl· tloUl~oung stripper (I Iv . 35 min)
ttll D • U11 W WITM DAVID LJTlti,.S•& .. ' .. M
Gµests: rock atar Elvls Costello comedian
Har~~~~) I mvll "Ski Fever'' ( 1967 Romance)
Martin Mffnef. Oaudle M8'11n A &k1
Instructor dlscove<s he' a tailing en love with
l;~r~r.pll ( 1 hr •. 30 min l
LOft. U BICM ITl\I ..,_MCalWIBlY (IQ
mvll "The Fan" ( 1981. Suspense)
Lauren Bacall. Jamee Gamer. A popular
him star is vlcllmlZed by a psychotic
admirer 'A' ( 1 hr . 35 min )
(a>_,.. "The Return" ( t98 t, Sclenc4t-
Flctlon) Jan-Michael Vincent. Cybill Stlep-
hefd Two people who had a cloee
enoountef wllh an alien apac8C1'8f\ ea chi-
dfen await the aliens' Imminent rf!1urn. ( 1
hr .30nwl) ttll(t).cMI "Sena!" (1980, Comedy) Mar-
hn Mull, Tuesday Weld. A happily married
Marin County couple are spu<red by their
trendy nelQhbors into exploring alternathle llt•~ ·~ (1hf .31 min) tM8 (I) COl'_, Columbo laces a mue
of mystenous Identities and muddled ctuea
When he lrwntlQates the mVfdef of a for-
mer spy. (Al ( ftv., 20 rnk'I l
tll9(%).,_ "The French Lieutenant's Wom-
an" (1981, Orama) Meryl Streep. Jeremy
lrooa. An attalf between two actors It per-
alleled In the romantic pe<lod film In wNch
the two are !*forming 'R' (2 hra., 5 -Gr*'-"N<>tlh Country" ( 1969. A~
tut•) Two men. eactt llvlng off the land In
the remote Alaetcan wlldefneas. feoe dan-ger and 8Mnt1Ke with llllle help from
modem lect.IOlogy (2 ~) ·1-Mlm .... ~ 110¥11 "The Night Flghtera" ( t9e0,
dventur•) Robeft Mitchum, Dan O'Hef·
llhy A r•tent young mt1n aSIUIMI a
role In the lriah RtYolutlon ( 1 hf.. 30
min.) (I) . COl.UU IAlllTIAll HOUiton
Oougat1 11 ~lne Wavet (R) (2 w:m-l.,_ "G To 6" (1980. eon.cty)
Jane ~Paifon. nv.e WOtktnQ womert ret>tl thelf 11,11)M)ltlotl tW a MM bole. 'PO' .. (l'tw., 50
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thlt ,,... to woi• m'm..,,..""' AO .. Mell ., ....
IMCl9./~90IT .......... Neel Oablef end .kif rey Lyone review "S..t Of FrleoQt."
"Honkytonk Man" and "In T"-Still 01
The Night ..
CJ) llOWll "C1veman" ( 108 t. Com.cfy) Ringo Starr. Dennis Quaid Tile clOwnleh
member ot a barely human prehlttorlc
tribe begin• to dlSCOVer that br&lnl and
not brawn win be Iha key 10 his people's
surv1val 'PO' ( 1 hr • 31 min )
(%) llCMI "Gabriel Ove1 The While HOuse" ( 1933. Drama) Walter Huston.
Karen Mo<ley The newly elected p1esl
dent challenges gangsle<I to a show
doWn ( 1 hr . 25 min )
• .,.,. "Fat Spy" ( 1965. eom.dy)
Ph ma Diiier. Jacl( E. Leonard. Two bual
na 1 -.omt COUMJ•TMI CWI • -.AT JBI n.tllCll "Tinker Tailot
Soldler. Spy" George Smtley (Alec Guin
ness) la called back to duty to uncover
Iha "MOie." a double ageol who has lnfll
trated Iha British Secret SeMCe Agency
and 1s leaking top secret& to Moscow
(Parts 1 end 2) (A) O (2 hrs )
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---llilvenlng ....... ~MGIU
C81MIWI
BQHJ. BIOUQtt M/CMIWln ........ ..,,
HAWAIAVl.f
0¥0 EAIY Guest author Bel Kaul
ma~ ... fl tuWmE1 THROUGH THI All'T1 r.e5 llOVll "The Gathenng -Pan II"
( 1979 Orama) Maureen Stapletoo.
Efrem Zombahst Jr A wtdoW and hef
grown choldren·s Chr1Stmas reunion Is
complicated by their unlav01able reaction
to a new man on her Ille and coonicts In
theu own loves (2 hrs )
(£) HOC«fY Soviet At1-S1ars al EdmOntoo
Oilers (3 hrs)
(OJ llOVll "Melvin And Howard" ( 1980,
Comedy) Paul LeMal Jason Robards An
otherwise unknown gas station anendant
claims to be the roghtlul heir lo Howard
Hughes" billion dollar estate •R' ( 1 hr.. 35
mon)
CS) llOVll ·Falling In Love Again" (1980,
Drama) Ethott Gould. Susannah YOlll A
man goes to hts high school reunion In the
belief thllt he can reU"e the good times ot
1he f,;t 'PG" ( 1 hr . 30 min )
-1.:m=•lllGHT u..Ymilll = CAWTT Guests Agnes de Miiie and Dr Fred PIUm (Perl 1) (RJ
IDllWllQPOWD CID llBllY FOll)A; THI llAM MD .. .,..
The oo-and off-screen life of one of Ameri-
ca's lavOl11e act01s IS traced with film clips
ol some of his t>est movies lnctuding "On Golden Pond" which woo him an Oscar.
A;h'.Jov. "Love tn The Afternoon"
(,951. Comedy) Gary Cooper, Audrey
Hepburn A detectlve·s daugh ter
becomes Interested in a bachelOr from hef
fa1h9'"s file and sets out to Intrigue him
I~:~ ,. eel ... .c ...
tWPY DAYI AGAIN
~:"'ca& A school that promise.
to turn a woman Into a high-fashion model
In 10 day.. an e>pefation Uled to <:Ufa
lleep apnea the tnab4Nty to bfaethe White
iasE.~TW
MB'teo9Mff
!: ... ....,
...... .a.T
"Tht Wtld Child" ( 1970. Ori·
me) Je•n·Pie<re Cargol, FrlllCOll Tnif·
f*'lt. An 181h~lury phY91cian attamptt
10 cMllZ• • 12·yeer old boy found llvlng
wild In the l<lf9lt1 of Franc. ·o· (1 hr., 25
='clu.CMTYTODAY ,. a! ICM IAIU1'UU. Geotgatown Hoyaa
Wllootltln ~ (2 hr• ) NI MTOllll ,,..,...,
w.ma-.na~ •LA. FNlurW. a loolt 11 L..A.'t hopaftAI: the #t of ,,.ope.
watchlnQ; ••ttOllet I« pregnent women.
28 Friday. December 24, 1112
Wendy Crew&on, Tom Hanks, Chris Makepeace
(with sword) and David Wallace appear in "Rona
Jarfe's Mazes and Monsters" Tuesday at 9 p.m. on
KNXT (2 ).
1o=::: YOU Alla PCll rJ ........ IMCtm.1..-.-r ~--,.,. ..,.,.,...
.,. "Trllngle" (Uno. Drama) Dana Wynter. Ray Denton. A young
homole11ual teacher In a gltlt' achool trlaS
to IOf1 through hll ~ In 118tch of hll
true ldlf1t1ty • .( 1hr .30 min.)
... (1)-•UCSMMFrri Bueti fleet a S.mUtal warlOtd whO la t«r<>flzing
tungla lllieget Ind tlklng deadly mM•
""" to eonftacat• arrne Ind 11y hlmMlf with!..._.. (A) (1 hr.) II PA'flllltllllftWA ~t 18-
yetr dlaparatety trlta to= her con-
dlllOn wtllll Mng et the orpMnlge ( 1
;.' ... "n I Wwa Klno'' (1931. AcMrl•
ture) Ronald Colman. Ellen Drew. The
rucal·poet Frencols Villon, tengllt wits
With King Louie XI of France. (2 hB ) • 9 IWPT DAYI Joanie 1nnouncet her
ptene to mcwe to CNcaoo P1fl'1'191'18'1llY to
continue tinging with her beloYed Cha'chl.
i>~ ....
i ='---A IChOol thllt PfOl'l'llW to turn • women Into • high-fashion model In 10 day.: en OQafltlon UMd to curt
1111p IJ)nll, Iha Inability to bteelht wtllle
;-;.. "Family Flight" ( t972. Advtn-
turt) Rod T aytot. ON Mefflll A llytng
wcetton to Mexico fot an at«ldl temlly
tumt Into a near-hoplMa battlt for u -
llMI (ftw'L)
• -A "faet•T'ubt Ba.,._ A Dlughttr '°' Ndy'' ExduWI too4aga of tht con.. °"'"'°" Md blr1h of All*lea'• ... teet-
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l ',...,.... I., .. ~ ... •A'~
"Boys' Nlghl Out" ( 19e2. Comedy)
Novak. James Garner. (2 hrs.) •tm "New Yeor'1 EvU" ( 1980, Horr01) Roz
l(etty, Kip Nl'lefl ( I hr . 30 min )
••"The Last Time I Saw Paris" ( 195-t,
Drama) Ellzabe1h Taylor, Van Johnson
55min)
.. ranclS Joins The WACS" ( 195-t,
y) Donald O'Connor, Julie Adams
i?_tva.) lrllW "Ned Kelly" (1970, Actventure) Miek ~r. Allen Btckford. (I hr • -'O min.)
Ml (IJ "The Paleface" ( 19-'8. COmedy)
Boo Hope, Jane Russell (2 hrs ) CC) "Heidi" ( 1979, Advenlure) Eva Maria
Slnghammer. Gustav Knuth ( 1 hr. 33
min.) 7900 "Anal ,\ssignmenl" ( 1980. Drama)
Genevieve l!!u,old. Michael York ( 1 hr .
30 min)
Cl) "Falling In Low Again" ( 1980. Dra-
ma) Ellion Gould, Susannah York. ( 1 hr .
30mln.) •Cl "The Hazing" ( 1977. Drama) Jell
East. Brad Davis ( t hr., 35 mtn )
(%)"Stolen Kisses" ( 1968. Drama) .Jean
Pierre Leaud, Delphine Seyrig ( 1 hr . 30
min)
ltll(C) "Cattle King" ( 1963. Western) Rob
ert TaylOI, Joan Caulfleld ( 1 hr , 30 min ) •'1=' "Her Adventurous Night" ( 1946.
Comedy) Dennis OKeele Helen Walker
t? hrs)
1111 m "The Bachelor And The Bobby
Soxet" ( 1947 Comedy) Cary Grant
~ma Loy (2 hrs )
(.Q) "Modern Problems" ( 1981, Comedy)
Chevy Chase. Patti O' Arbanv1lte ( I hr
30m1n)
CZ) "A Ch11s1mas Carol" ( 1951. Fantasy)
Alastair Sim, Kathleen Hamson ( 1 hr . 25
min) -CC) "Battleground ' ( 1949, Adventure)
Va11 Johnson John Hod1ak (2 hrs ) CID "This Is ElvtS" ( 1981 B10graphy)
Documentary ( I hr . 42 min )
CS) "love Me Or Leave Me" ( 1955. Musi
cal) Do11s Day James Cagney (2 hrs )
-Ql) "Trail Of Robin Hood'' ( 1950. Wesl
em) Roy Rogers, Penny Edwards ( 1 hr) 1*0 "The French L1eu1enant's Woman"
( 1981, Drama) Meryl Streep. Jeremy
Irons (2 hrs . 5 min )
(%)"The Beguiled" ( 1971, Drema) Clint
Eastwood. Geraldine Page ( 1 hr . 50
min)
1,_@ "Bells 01 Co1onado" ( 1950, Western)
Aliilfi fl "
R2Y Aoofa, Dalt Evans. ( 1 hr.) tWfi "MetYtn And Howard' ( HMIO, Corne-) PllUI L.et.Q I, Jaeon Roe:>etda. ( 1 hf •
min.) _.,,,....._Movies_
-· "Son 01 Kong" ( 1933. FantHy) Hel·
en Mack, Robert Armstrong ( 1 hf . 30
min)
• "The Long Voyage Home" ( 19-'0,
AdVen1u1e) John Wayne, Ian Huntet. (2
tva.) CC> "Ouo VadlS" (1951. Drema) Robert TuYtor. Oebofah Kerr (3 hrs.) OD "Don't Cry, It's Only Thundel" ( 1982,
Drama) Dennis Ct\rlstopher. Susan Saini
James (1 hr , 50 min ) (I) "Silence 01 The North" ( 1981.
Adventure) Ellen Burslyn, Tom Sktttrltt
l!hr ,35mln) W&t "MOdef'n Problem&" (1981, Comedy)
Chevy Chase. Petit D' Arb8nvllle ( 1 hr ,
30mln)
CZ) "The Wiid Child" ( 1970, Drama)
Jean·Plerre Cargol. FrancOtS TruHaul. ( 1
tu , 25 mm)
tll(UJ "Retuge" (1981. Drama) Anne
Twomey, James Congdon (I hr. 30
min) 2:90 "The Last Time t Saw PartS" ( 1954.
Drama) Elizabeth Taytor, Van JonnSOI)
{1hr. 55mm)
(I) "Ned Ketty" ( 1970. Adven1u1e) Mtck
JaQQer Allen B1cklor<1 ( I hr 40 mon )
MO(C) "Heldt" ( 1979. Adventure) Eva Ma11a
Srnghammer Gustav Knuth ( 1 hr . 33
mm.) CD "The Shogun Warnors Spacekeleers"
l!981 Fantasy) Antmeted. (2 hrs ) <.m "The Cat And The Canary" ( 1939,
Comedy) Bot> Hope, Paulene Goddard.
(I hr . 14 min l
UI CID ''Final As!ilgnmen1" ( 1980. Drama)
Genevieve Bu1old, Michael York ( 1 ht ,
30m1n l
41:11 CC) "Ca Ille King" ( 1963 Western) Rob·
ert Taylor. Joan Caullteld ( 1 hr . 30 min) 0 "Barry Lyndon" ( 1975, Drama) Ryan
O'Neal. Ma11sa Be1enson (3 hrs 5 min )
(ZJ "The F1ench Llt'Utenant's Woman"
( 1981, Drama) Meryl Streep, Jeremy
Irons (2 hrs . 5 min l
.. (JJ "The Witch's Srstei" (No Date) (I
hr .. 30mm l
•ttl.l "Along The Greet Divide" (1951,
Western) Kori\ Douglas. V11g1n1a Mayo (2
hrs)
"" OMilmlfl~ ' I '!ll.-.,
110, '*'"" "'~ rr nlllf (Jf • Uiftfy twlmltl Of..._,,IO
It II IU I~ lhllf flf ... Mii
'""' tJr•*" •• b9 the hy to tM ~· lm8' 'PO' (I Iv . 3t min)
: ~~,f! T1tJC>OO" ( lt78,
ent11Y) Al*nctltd Ll'9 lo · 1t111 mchlnt
I .... ,~r·PQ· , tw ,6 ITW'l,
.. !!!!~..... .. "Room ServW" ( 1938. eom.
dy) Mar11 Btothtrta. Lucllle 0.1 A lheeltl-
o.1 group allempt to remain In • ho1el
without p.ylnQ by lryll'IQ to convlnct lht
manegement fhat they fwtve th41 mealet
tlht .• 30 min ) .. ..... .. U1.-a.I 90Wll "Intimate Moment•" (1981)
Altxand11 S1ew1r1. Betna1d Froseon 'A'
~hf • '° min.) .. ·--·~ • llCMI "Montenegro" ( 1981, COfM
dy) Susan Anl!POCh, Erlend Jo&ephaon A
negtected wile t11ve1S to Stockholm and
begins an aNalr with a man she met In a
l>Ohemtan nlghtckJb. 'R' (I hr . 40 min.)
.. Cl) MOU .. Paul Dooley Is leetuied In ihTs two-act play by Ju ... l=etH• deplcllng
th41 lnllabiNty ot urban tile. ( 1 hr .. 35
min.)
Friday, December 24, 1982 27
-Taesclay Coal.
Adventllfe) Tallulah Bankhead. Gary
Coopef. To nd himsett of hes romanhc
rivals. a British naval commander 1n North
Africa dellberafely sinks their submarine
~tv.30mln) ~f/U'fJGY THI FAl&Y: ~·YI.
l anar~n.GHJ
llOWll "RamrOd" (19'7. Westem1
Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake So that she
can have her own way. tt\e female owner
of a sheep ranch hires men to help her
outWl1 her own father ( 1 hr . 30 min )
(D) MIMI "New York Babes" ( t980.
Comedy) Gloria Leonard, Marlene W1I·
loughby. Members of a team of beautiful
womM find plenty of action on and of1 the
~s field. ( t hr • 20 mtn )
Ul(,C).cMI "Contes.sions Of A Pap Petorm·
er" ( 1976. Comedy) Robin Askwith.
Anthony Booth A rock 'n' rOll star finds
plenty ol romantic aciloo while oo tour ( 1
hr .. 30 min) 1:111 TO. A..ol.:ID mc ... Otm DlllT e "DeYlt's Angels" (t967. Ora·
ma) John Cassavetes. Beverly Adams A
gang of terrorist motorcycle hoods find
safety In nomberS when they sticl< togeth-
~9f°lnst a rape accusation ( 1 hr . 30
CB> .,. "Anal Assigrvnent" ( 1980.
Drama) GenevMMt Butold. Michael Yori<
A Canadian TV reporter in Moecow d1s-
COY8fl a Russian scientific experiment
using steroids oo chtldrer1 and smuggles
Incriminating materiel out of the country
'PG' ( 1 tw • 30 min l, W Gl) .... 9011 I
W CI) mWll "Modern Romance" (t981.
Comedy) Albert Bro<*a. Kathfyn Harrold
A film editor tries repeatedly to win back
the heart ol the woman NI lov• 'R' ( 1
hr.33mh) ••(J)Cll--~ATQI
_........., ...... _
.. Cl) "Stolen Kissee" (1968. Orama) Jean·
Pierre Leeud. Oelphlne Seyrlg (1 hr .. 30
min ) .. (B) "Jack And The Beanstalk" ( 1976
F.ntasy) Animeled ( 1 hr , 32 min )
• "Boardwalk" ( 1979, Orama) Ruth
<lCtdon, Lee Strut>etg. ( 1 hr .. '° min.) •«ll "The Pied Piper 01 Hamelin" ( 1957.
Fantaty) Van Johneon. Kay Starr (2
In) 7'19(1) "The Private War Of M•!Ot Benion" ~955, Comedy) Chetffon HettM, Julie
cWna. (2 hrl.)
"The Hide.tWlyt" ( 1973, Comedy) ) 8'rgm&n. JOhnny Denn. ( I hr .. 46
Oll¥9r" ~-·~)Aon Moody, Reed 2 hrt . 35 ,,.,.,..
"9 Nlgtll ,.in lo MAlnlch" (11MO,
) Mel'geret LOCl<WOOd, Aeic Hat·
lP· (1hr .. 30rt'lln.~ -~ "For Yru Eyee " ( 11M'1. ~ Mt) AOgit Moofe, ~ (2 tn., 6
~)..-. FOf YWt lite. ~ Sfownl" (fen. COtnedvl An1ma1ect (1 hf., 26
•a'tAOr;. nw Ot•t ~.. c ttre. ~) Aobett LogM. HMthlr Rat·
-· Jl.Z h3:: i~. WOnwt" • ,,..~a.,1•
~-.MTIUO ~ =-MmTIAIL "Rainbow Clas·
sic Ouarterflnats" Oklahoma Soone1s vs
Virginia Tech Gobblers (from Hooolulu.
Haw ) (R) (2 hrs ) c.m .o¥ll "Citizen Kane" ( t 9' 1 Drama)
Orson Welles. Joseph Cotten Flashbacks
recall too Irle of a wealthy, power1ul and
extravagantly self·lndulgenl newspaper
magnate as a reporter searches for the
slgniflca~ of the man's cryptic tast
word (4 hrs) O .o¥ll "The Four Seasons" ( 1981.
Orama) Alan Alda. CarOI Burnett Three
couples, all close. IOOg·tlme friends, expe
rlence profound changes In their relation·
ships when one of the marri&Qes dttln-
1,!gfates 'PG' ( 1 hr • 67 mtn )
W CllLOlml OI TMUr. fTBT Princess
Grace glVM us a look behind the waits of
the vaganova Choreographic Institute -
also known as tt\e Kirov ballet school -to
expl()(e the dreams of two Russian danc·
ef5 who hope to fOllow 1n the footsteps ot
Baryshnikov Nureyev and Mak&1ova ( 1
hr_) a. 8 MIMI "Souls Al See" ( 1937, AdVen·
ture) Gory Cooper, George Raf1 Atter a sea wreck. a ship's ott1eer is IOfced to
mal<e an lmponant decision concemll'og
the only lifeboat. (2 hrs )
(!) 9CtlALft llAYY
• llCME "Beat The Devil" ( 195". Come-dY) Humphrey Bogart, Jenrnfer Jones
lnternatlooal swindlers. neck·deep In
plans to outwit eecil other are dtve<led
from their sinister "8aliogl when an axpl<>
8lon wrecks tt\e stllP they are at>oerd ( 1
hr. •S min)
f,:. "Nicholas Nlekleby" (19•7.
Orama) Derek Bond. Cedric Hardwicke
Based on the claUic by Chat1ea Dickens
A YounQ tad attemots to protect hla family
( 1981, Orama) Mef'yl Streep, Jeremy
1rone (2 h,. . 5 min ) Cil "Underground ACfll" ( 1980, eom.-
dy) Dirk Beneclk:I, Melanie GrtHith ( 1 hr ..
39mln.) G "Magnifleenl Ot>Nulon" (1935. Ora·
ma) Irene Dunne. Robert Taylof (2 hrs )
-CC) "lmpfOl)ef Channell" (1981, Come-
dy) AIM Atkin. Marlette Hartley ( I hr ,
32mln.) CID "Zorro, The Gay Blede" C 1981. Com·
edy) George Hamlllon, l.lluren Hutton ( 1
hr., 33 mltl)
CM It Belt• Thin EY8f" ( 1952,
£11ubtth Taylor. Larry Peru
L . min.)
"Harry'• War" (1981, Comedy)
rd H9mneM, Oereldine Page ( 1
tw • '° min.) -«!) "Hueklet>tny f'Wln" (1931, AdYen-
ture) Je<lkle Coogan, Mltn Ol'Mf\ (2
tW ~twa.1.Hffrtlan<I" (1981, er.ma) Alp Tom. ta Ferrell ( 1 hr:1 35 Mii\) tw "M The f'he Toung CtM!btlt" lteO. Drame~ Net•·Wood. Aot#t ~..J? ~"· OrarMt Nnt-. Kin-'· ~Firth. (2 twt.. 60 min.) -N•uw•••M•°il••
-· . lt'Tlle Ill ....,.. " ... AcMntuNJ "*"'~--~. (lhf.,30 ar»'Tlw lk*o'' ••"71 OOfnMV) .....
lrom an uncle's wicked lnftueoce ( 1 hr ,
35mtn)
M (fl) WOll.D AT lMQI
tm(C)llCME "Quo Vadls" (1951. Drama)
Robert Tay\Of. Debolah Kerr A Roman
arlstoetat g&IOS Nero's dtSfavor When he
falls in love with a ChrtStlan g1r1 (3 hrs . 5
minJ.., ... 'Ith. ...
.. ~~his Is Elvis" (1981. Blogra
phy) Documentary Alm footage and dra·
mafic r&-Cfeatlons are used to tell the sto
ry of EMS Presley's hie and career ( t hr
•2m1n) 11:11 Cl) llCME "Strange< In The House"
( 1975. H01ror) Keir Dullea, Olivia Hussey
A psychotlC murderer hides in the athc of
a colleQe 50f0fity house on Chnstmas Eve
~hr .•Omin)
1111 FAIT'N• .o¥ll "The French Lieutenant's Wom-
an·· ( 1981, Drama) Meryl Streep. Jeremy
Irons An aHalr between two actors is par·
alleled tn the romantic period him in which
the two are petformlng 'A' (2 hrs , 5
mm) •1'tOIO'lMl-l'OITICllft'IR ' llCME "The Frencil Lieutenant's Worn·
an" ( 1981, Orama) M9ryl Streep, Jeremy
Irons. An atfalf between two ect<>n1 is par·
alleled in the romantic pefiOd rrtm In which
the two era petformlng 'R' (2 hrs , 5
min~ = 1.,. "The Phantom Of •2nd Street"
( 1945. Mystery) Peve O'Brien, Kay
Aldrich A theetef In New Yori< City
beCOmeS the seene of a horrible murdef.
lhr , 15 mitt) .. ,,,.,
IW.Wlm.I ....... .._
-lllO~
Selln. Britt Ekland (2 ,..,.. ) CB> "On GotOefl Pond" (1981. Orama) HentY Fonda. Katharine Hepbum. (1 hf.,
•9 min.) e "Tess" ( 1979. Drama) Naatasaia Kln-
tld. Petet Afth_ (2 tn.. 60 min.) -c.m "Pretty Baby" (1979. Orama) Keith
Cirradine. Btooke ~ (1 hr , 49
min)
W <%l "AmarcOfd" ( 1973, Drama) M11giM NO.I. Bruno Zanin Directed by Federloo
Felllnl. (2 htl., 5 mH\ ) -~·Cattle Annie And Llttlt 8'11ehel" 1981. Watem) Burt l ancattf, John
. (1hf .. 36 "*'-> • " orro. The Gay Blade" (1981. Com-
) ~Hamilton, ~urtn Hutton, ( 1 ~. 33rnln. •w "Th• def'" c1981. Drama) Jeck Nlcholaon. v...,. ~ ( 1 hr,, 45
min.) 'Modam P1otltli1•" (1881, Comedy) CMN, Petti O'Arbltwlllt. (1 hf.,
~ .) _ • ''The F041t S.IOlle" (198t, ~ama) Allan Aide, Catd 8Urftttt, (Hw , 67 mi\)
"(Z) "Nlgtlt Trtln To Muntih" (1940, ~) M91 .... I LiDdiWOOd, At .W· ;( 1 tv 30.rnl)
• Allegro Nlit reppo" (1976. Fenti· Al*NteO (' .... ;t! min).
-"The Hlltl ·~ ( 117)J Cornecfy) ~ ... ,.,. DoW\ (1'rw .. ~
•ii5·~ .... ...,, u•1. ~
.,.,
A I A,.. ,.. "'* -""' J ~ ••I If lt¥ I
'B1 t ~ > ~Jie .. ~" , .... 4,..., fo1•J y.,. ¥•• . hlfill 1 .. 1 A"9t
c11n "~'of tt. to 111 Alllft.lf1111 Ow .,
ltf"'41\11 llt lhlt ',_.1'.h 1.iJ#111lelyn and lh•
l!ll.li.of thil lllilcM <~ tw• I (0) .... "Mod9rn Problton•" ( 1081, eon.c;y) ~ 0-P•lll C> A11»n 11119 A ,,.,._ lllf ttelllc COfllro!lef •llh
numetWI pettonitl pt<>Clteme le~
With tftltllnellO pc>Ml!t All• belno ~ wljh nuclMt WUlt 'PG' (I ht , 30 min ) {AJ _,,_I "'°"' JHn 8 le!*t0t1
and Arwty Otbb t tat In lhll mu.lctl ~
dooll abOUI 10 h<>uMgueltl II 1n fnglllh
country nou.. wno are rnuidtfed one by ()nt., ht 40 min ) .. e LAVlili a -.iv LavtHn«i er•
eln voe 11 het oow Jot> whOn ~ lkltit1
thtough the l&elOly "311ng 11n inti g11vl i~
OllDCCUU llO¥ll "This la EMs" ( t981, OIOQfl·
phy) Oocumen1ary Fiim too111go 11nd drll·
matte re er ea hons are used 10 tell the 1te>-
ry of EMs Presley's Ille and caree1 It hr ,
•2 mln)
(I)llCMI "Stolen Kisses" ( 1968. Olama)
Jean-Pierre Leaud. Delphine Seyrlg This
touching and hllarious Ulm fea1ures a
young, llkeable )elk·of all·traoes falling In
love _Ll hr , 30 min ) .. 8 Cl) M)M Wfll'I llAZD MD -. ITW FOO( gifted college students return
to college alter sumt'Tlef vacation and
become dangerously Involved 1n the tanta·
sy WOl'ld ot a theoretlcel war game. Chris
Makepeace, Weocty Crewson. David Wal·
tac. 1nd Tom Hanks star (2 hfs I II e QAftM Gav~an 1nves11ga1es lhe
death ot a friend who may have known
too much about hlghly sophlslk:aled
wea~ry ( 1 hr ) 8 9 1'1IWl'I ~Nlf Jack skates Into
the mldSt ol a roller 11nk 1eodezv005
1nvolv1ng a cache of doamQl\dS that could
put him 1n !he slamme1 (R) D 8 COUIQI IAIU1UU. "HOllday Classic
Tournament" (2 hrs) tD lmlY c.AM Guests Skip Stephen son Martin O'B11en Shem foxman. Irene
K8SS011a ( I hi ) 9 lllYtTDY 'Outet As A Nun .. A warning
note and a hidden will compel Jemima to
1nvesllgate a foolish tale invented by lhe
students (Pall 2) D ( t hr )
6l) MOYA · Test·Tubli Babies A Daughter
For Judy' fxclosive footage of the con
cep11on and birth or America's first tesl
rube baby 1s 1ebroadcas1 on her one year
b1rt~lhr) ~lllO't'IE "The F1ench I ieutenant s Worn
an .. ( t98 t Olama) Me1yl Streep, Jeremy
Irons An affair berwee11 two actors rs par
alleled 1n the romantic penod him 1n which
the rwo .ire performing R' (2 hrs , ~l
min)
l lOlDOtal .......
.. «II) t TO I The g1rlc; enterta111 a hard
nose<J s.ecur1ty guard wtlh their sto11es
about a cactus. a typewroter and an
~ra "'0<Jtng goldhsh (A)
(!) MOVIE "fhe Oleam Merchants.. !Part
2) ( l'IUO Qf,1ma) Ma1k Harmon Morgan
Faorch•ld An amb11oous young onan 101ns
lo1ces with an opt1m1stic n1ckel0deon
ope1a101 to construct one ol the ea111est
I lfJ" " h tklf1_
1 ·~ !~ " ( I 1 J:UnuO A1tt11
• """ ,.,.. :ltln f "9 tlJVI 114 ''""~JI fl!"" not 11111 11rwJC1llify 1111 • ~11~1•1 11f 11111 lllklflflrll Ito M11tr.,.. ( ( lw 10
l!tlfl l
.. (JJ'J ... •·1111,. I Uf I fl'lil!U' (I Of I J~nc•I Mei I""'" Jctitlit,. Ufltn~tJI
""" .,,.,~ 11rl'-1"'1t typr111 ul 1111•111 t&k•
pi..i.. .. In 1n llllC .,1Jd111 111 1'1111 ln1t11hlrl\I
=~·=:;;,:;::.: ::· f!!. Aogtl Mudd 81\d Tom flrnk11w •••mlM the 11111 two y .. rt Of the A4!og11n
•dmln1ttr1tlon. lnetudlng 1111 IOfttgn end
110onomk: P<lflclee, and the IUCC~ 91111
t1ltur" to dtlte of tho ndmlnlltrHtlOl1'e
1:-°i:~~)
• ~ 1Aif TO MAllT Jorn1ll1;i11 nnd JM
rnler a1e led into the mld11 of &«11111rnl
bizarre murdef plott nn tho fll~s of IM
Vall ski rO!IW (R) D Vhf ) e THI~ Out.di'~
111st free elections 1n 18 years and the11
u11p;ic1 Oil the country's luture aro exa
mined 1n s documentary leatur1ng 1nte1
v111ws with Brazlllan government olllclats.
candidate&. and representatives 01 Amer1.
can.banks and buslnes5e!l ( 1 hr) D IOOY II QWl110ll 'Nellve Medicine·
Of Jonathan Mille! conrrasts the practteci
or modern med1e1ne 1n an English town
with the lradlllonal ma111ca1 syt11m ul lhe
AL&nde tribe 1n Africa D ( t hr )
(C) llOVll "Strtpes" ( m8 I. Con'6Qy) Bill
Murray Harold Ramis A New York cabbie
loolung lor excitement convinces hos ~r
frten<I 10 f0111 htm 1n enlisting tn the U S
Army. 'R' ( 1 hr • 20 min )
(S) WHA'rl IW AmJICAI Fe.itured a v1s11
with Santa's helpers as they gear up tor
the hoOday season. what 11 takes to be ii
ski patrolman. a retirement home ln1
chimps on FI01100 ( t hr I 0 VllWD'I atOa WIMJI
(I)llOVll ··Ned Kelly" ( 1970. Adventure)
Micl\ Jagger, Allen fl1Ckl01d An Australlar1
outlaw vows revenge on those responsible
1111 l)utting hts mother 1n t•••I A' ( 1 hr 40 mn ~ YllmlAlt
1*11 (~) OM LOCA110M .. The Seventh Ar1nuJI
Young Comedians Show" Host Alan
King Guests Schmock ;mo Vallely, Mike
MacDonald. Steve Wright La11y Amoros
and J J Wall ( t hr 30 nM ) -1 WPDDEJfT NllWOM NEWS 11• · DDCIJ®l G>NEWI IA nJM)AY NIGHT
• m&. IOCCDI New Yl)rk' Atr<lwS 11., I t•'
Angeles l BlCIS (2 hr~ 11.1 r11111 I
IALL•THEFAIAY
KAMY--0 ....:11 llEPO«T
OOCTC>ft If THE ltOUll
llOVllE .. h1~rts' ( 1q16. Orama) n1tlo
ard D1eylu!>s Jes<.11: 1 H.11p111 x· ( 1 hr
57 min)
CS) A .W DAY It EDEM A 1 ,,,..,,tlul l.1tt11ly
turns a small town 1n10 .1 11 1'"' tt•1•1vtor1J
t1on proiect (PArt 101
11:15 (ll llOVIE "Check My Oot A.1by" ! t97A
Comedy) Evelyne Scolt l aurc Moutnus
sany A sheik is pressurt><l t>y ho~ daughter
into cuttrng oll France·s 011 o;upply until her
tioyl11end 1s released horn ,1rrench1arl ft
hr 20 rrnn)
MIMI""'"' I
1'UJ = ,., Ct ~ , rrfy °' 1lfW c!ld flill A llft1tt1iM'1t1
~~''•lflrd
e !18'~" !1flinltlJ
il!li:~tll I •lll1t · t Mnd4111'1
"~''•"~It~.,, I ..J:'~nt M llllA09C cra11
1110Ull tW ... "WlmMtl Tut.e All' ( 107~. Of1
m.t) Shirley .kllWI. I 1ture111 11 I 11tklllblll
To ltnanc. h9I fnn11t1<;1tl U41tr11Jl11l\J h.1bO. •
hOOICtwll• dlpe into 1114' f.m uly 1o11vlng1
account without tl4lf 1.m.11111111'•. k1t0ww<Jge
01 ConMnt (:> 11111 I
1ti4100 llO¥ll "Oon't Cry. It .. < Jt11r. rtiundol"
( 1982. Dt11mn) ()jtnrui. C,h11t1tophar
SUl3n Saint Jllffi*'I A h111tJk:t A11ny '1<1clOI
and o trouble pr()(WI medte h1•lr 1wo nunt
bring 11 g1oup of Vwtndmtr:.4l 011Jt111na to
aalety 'PG' ( 1 hr • !.10 m111 )
1W(C)llC>n "Ghumµ1011 01 Ut•oJth·· (1977.
Adventure) Sonny C111bt1 Alrf'r t.llllng a
mobslet. a mnr11.11 ar1:> t11CJlt'rr r .. 1ues b1iet
ly before taking on it scow 111 tm'3d c1ssa1·
ta.lslns~~~ I.:' WT WON)
llOWll ·A Damsel 111 D1slf1 " ( 1937 .
Mu91C81) Fred Astaue Jumo I ontaone A
Brillsh he11eM 16 wOOtlrl by 11r• Ame11cnn
dancer who believes shtt 1• •• 1 1 horus girt.
~hrs)
LOW. MmlCMl ITYll
llCMI "Altl!fed Stato•s" ( 1980. Sci
ence-Fichon) Wilham Hurt Bl,111 Brown A
Harvard sc1en11sr s geneto<. s1ruc1u1e 111
alte1ed when ho conduct<; r11111d-expand-
1n11 expertments with 1~.01.1111m tanks and
powerful h11lluc1noojPns fl ( I hr 43
min)
f?)llOVll .. Tha Bt'1)•J•letl • • t'lll Orama)
Clint Eastwood (it'r,1101111 f»Jgu An
1n1ured Union wltl1er recuµtiMllng 1n a
girls' school ha-; hts leg l•t.•<Htlfls~ly ampu·
toled by the 1e.ilous h1•11dr111 tr••ss when
he is cauyhl with one .. 1 trw 1orl• A ( 1
hr 50mtl\ I
~ 0 llOYll "Honor Guard CNo 0111e. Ola
ma) Rod Steiger A panlt~t wt111 desetts
the Army and esc<'P"" to Canada
becomes lh!' tar9e' I ;.,, •·• M,mne set·
goant and ho'> hunlmq tiu lclo• R' ( 1 hr
4!>m1n)
d:a 0 G) LA TE NIGHT WTn4 DA VI> l.ETTEllMAM
Guests comt>dt,1ro• nc,t1 ""J Ft.1y. comcdl
An Thom Sharp v1c'1110 ar11•,t 11•11 Wegman
~ ~~ COTlU: UP C'-OIE ~ llOV1IE "' 01,J MP•, , l!JJ8 West
ern) W1lltan1 R > l H"I "' "" l C:ass1dy
encounters o r111u11er11us q 111q f t hr , 30
min)
Cl) LOYI, AllENCM ITYlf '!J WOlllD CUP KlltO l JWr.111e "' tbe Mens Giant Sl,1lom Ir• rm M,rrJ()l111a Italy
lRI (I hr . JO 11110 I
1M fl.) llOVllE 'MnrllPnegr• I t•lU t. Co!Tl(t-
dy) Sus;rn /\n&Ji.t1..h, frlarid Jo'-Cphson A
npglected wile travels 10 Sloe~ holrn and
begins an a11.1rr worh a in.in 'ht! met on a
bohemian n1Qhk lub R. ( I hr 40 mrn ) ,_ U llOV1IE ·rx•vrl And Tlw C>t>.·r ( 1932
Friday, December 24, 1982 29
UnmAYIUff
•11MCM011-
ML•MfM&Y NAMY.O
•t ••~ DOCTOI • M MOUll 9CMllM!llW O/l M YlAll
A .W DAY • IDIJI A powerlul lamtly
lurns a smaD town Into 8 model reiuvena·
Hon =t (Part 11) (%) "Amarcord" ( 1973. Drama)
Magali Noel. Bruno Zanin Oifecled by
FedeflCO F~1n• Fear and despalf cha1ac·
tenze life tn fasctSt Italy di.Iring the t930s
'A' ~,5m1n) tttl(ll) "The Dion Brothers" ( 1974.
Westem) Stacy Keach, Frederic Forrest
Two brothers head West 1n search ot more
excitll"lg lives as outlaws (2 hrs I tttt8 (J) HMTTOIWIT The Harts ftnd them-
selves 1ns1an1 parents when a beauhful
woman claims that Jonathan Is the lather
of her son ( t hr . 10 min ) D fl) TOMMIHT Host Johnny Carson
Guest Jim Fowlef ~ 1 1,':.m~rr
OODCOWU
FOCUI OM IOCIE1Y ,_ LATBIGKT Larry King discusses
his experM!f'ICeS doing an all·nighl !Ive
radl<> phone-In talk Show (A) ( t hf )
fE~condom1mum" (1976
Comedy) Peter Doris. Stella Stevens
Members of a swtnging slngle6 condomini-
um try around the CIOck lo qua~ly IOf' pe<-
manent membefshtp 'Ff ( 1 hr .. 20 min ) CS)~ _,.TH 1* llAQIC (Part
~,.a,aa tUI ~ .,_"f or Your Eyes Ooty" (1981
AcNenlure) Aogei MOOle. Topol James
Bond tracks a cnrrunal who purloined a top secret Bntlsh defense deYlce 'PG' (2
h<s .5mln)
tHl I enaT.-.nTOllCIHT O MWTWOll>
.,_"Jacques Brei Is Allve And WeO
And Living In Paris" ( t975. Mu&lcal) Elly
Slone, MOrt ShUman T'Nee disparate
ct\afact8111smg1he songs ot Belgian min
rtrel Jacques Brei against a kalefdoscope
of surreal beckgrounds (2 hrs.) ii= "DevM's Canyon" ( 1953. WMI
em) Virginia Mayo. Dale Robertson A fOf· "* marshal 1n Pfison l0t havmg commit·
ted murder In sett-defense gets ef'lmeshed
In his tetloW ptlsoners' plan lor 11 breakout
~~~MmlC.mLI lm m "Conleesi<>n Oi A Young Amert-ean H<MoW'lft" ( 1 ht.)
~.vii "In Praise 01 04<ler Women"
978. Drama) Tom Betenger, Kor~ tao.k A 1-Wtlgartan lothario remtnllcet on hit put romantic conquests. ttom his fltat
81 the age of 12 10 hit Mduc11on Of a ~·at 30. 'R' l 1 hf . 48 min.)
• .. "C411na1 Knowledge" (1971.
°'1Wna) Jac:il NIChO .. Ot\ AM-Margret
Two ~i.ge ftleodt tl*\d -.rat yea,. befor• •nd after graduetlon dllcCM(lng
llfa by thtf1nc and IW!fching .en ottl9f'• 1..7 '-'R" (1h<.37 min) -LAft _,..,. N\19 Lit I ti .,.,..,.. ~« ''8C1V ~··. l,._Nattallla~t. fth<,) •coma• Cl.Oii ... "'Ntllh Atilon. Sk•" ( tG34.
Welttm) JdYn Wayne. 8heila T tfTy. A ~,...,..:~~;:$.
f'f'tdl!Y, Deotmbet 24. 1N2
Peggy Lee will sing on
Saturday night's "The
Kennedy Center Honors: A
Celebration of the
Performing Arts" a t 8 :00
OD K NXT (2 ).
ed wealth ~· 30 ITllO.)
•UM.Al -~ (() ~ IOWL Alabama CrlffiSOl'I Tide
vs Illinois lllinl from Memphis. Tenn (RI
.@hrs)
CH) MOW ·rhe Bordef" ( 1981 Drama)
Jack N1Cholson. Valefl8 Perrine A Texas
border guard's values come In confhct
with those of his corrupt co-w0<kers and
his materlallsllc wile. 'A ( 1 hr . 45 min )
1119 fJ (I) llO¥ll "Leave Yesterday Behind"
( 1978. Drama) JoM Riner. Clrrle Fistler
Following 11 tragic accident, a college alh
lele learns to llve and Jove again with the
help of an understanding young woman
{B) ( 1 hr , 20 min.)
,. • ..,. "The Eagle And The Hawk"
( 1~33. Drama) FredfiC March, Cary
Grant A war-wfffY mer Sinks into a deep
~r~~ .. 30 min) • • ,,. , .. 'ft ..... YI.
PAmfh
I araT.-YTOMICIMT llO¥ll "Slncetety Yoore" (19~6. MUSI·
cal) Llben1ce, Joanne Dru A bflllient con·
oert pl8nltt discover• lhet he II going deal. ( 1 hf . 30 min.)
(IJ 111)¥11 "Cheech An<! Chono's Nice
Dreams" (I 98 t, Com.al) '"Richard "Cheedl" Mann, ThOn'lu t::n0t10-Two
lrweter1t• pothtedt 1ppeat to have found
lhttr true celling n they peddle Ice CIMm
on 1N 11reett ol LOI Angettt 'R' (t ht.,
2!mln.l (Q) .. ''Turki.h OeliOf\t" ( 19?4, Ori·
ma) Rutgtt Htutr, Moriqul VWI 0. Vlf
A young ICU101or l"IWf'lel 1 *Oman Whole
•PPttlt• for fun mete• h4 own. 'R' ( t
hr ,..Omln) '
W @ llON "The M~lflenl'' (1969 &l-enc.-Flctton) Kon Sahlta. 'I~ Shir•·
kawa A group of ~ .,_of
IUPlflCW tnt~ ry to tall•~ &Ith
to PtWs-ti.att their oMhr•uon. t t hr.. U wei ~ .. ......,.,.,. (!Mt. Drema)
Rip TOfl\ ~ti ir.itrtilL A rartfhlr li.od
his housekeepe1 lace the ngors or tronuer
hie 111 1910 Wyoming 'PG. (1 hr 35
m1nl_ 1::111 fJD leC .... O\IBllQNT llOVll "Fearless Frank" ( 1969. Come
dy) Joo Voight. Monique Van Vooren A
hick becomes a big-city brawler and
winds up 111 hot water W11h gangsters ( 1
hr. 30mm) ~(CJ llOVll "O Lucky Man!" ( 1973. Ola
ma) Malcolm McDowell, Ralph Richard·
son A cottee salesman ls captUted as a
spy and sent to pnson where he contem
plates a careei in lhe n'lO\l18S (3 hrs., 5
mm)
(S) llOVll "Twelve Plus One" ( 1976.
Adventure) Sharon Tate A hunt begins
through three countries In search of a
chair that holds a great fortune 'R' ( 1 hr
35 m4fl) J:tl~ ~-:""'ATCH
1= "Death Hunt" (1981. Adven-
ture) Charles Bronson. Lee M&IWI. In the
1930s. a Moun._ and a lron11ef cnmtnet
wage an old battle as clvthzatlon
encroaches on the Canadian Wlldemess
"R' (1 hr .. 36 min)
1::11 <BJ.,_ "BUddy. BUddy" J 198 I, Come-
dy) Jack Lemmon. Watter atthau. While
an assassin concentrates on his next klh
~·he IS rooety lfll«rupted by I bUmbling
failure of a man who is atremptlng suicide
'A' ( 1 hr., 36 mm )
1::11 • .,. "The Lives Of A Bengal
Lancer" ( 1935. Adventure) Gary Coo-
per. Franch<>! Tone England's lndlan-
based Lanc8fs WW) all their bllltles, no
matt8f whit the odds. (2 hrs I
Cf) 9CIW.l'I un
·--"Fast And Sexy" ( 1960, Com-
edy) Glnll Lollobr1glda. VlttOf'iO De Sica
An 11tract111e young widow returns to hef
Italian Village to look for a husband (2
~la. ==e.:
... ~.,. ''Undefground AceW' (1980.
CQmedy) [)M1( Benedict, Metanle Griffith
Perking auendanta wreak havoc at a
sw&nk Bewrly Hiits hotel. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 39
min~ a.~': :.. Tips lor better skiing e at KUllngton. Vt.) (A)
lllMI "Modem Problems" (1981. ) Ct\8VY Chase. Patti 0 ' Arblltl-
Yille A haplesl air traffic controtler with
numerous ~ prot>llmt is enOoqd
wl1ti telefllnetlc pow«• ahtf bllrig dcx"9CI
with nucieer wute. 'PG' ( 1 ht . 30 min.) •11Wf11MI-.. , ....
... "OnGoldln Pond" (1981. Ore·
ma) Henry Fonda, Katharine Hepburn Old fln'lt/ tenelonl rteuttaot aa an ekSlftv
couple retum fOf a Int tummer •• rheit
N9w EogJand tltreet Ind M vttitfd by theli' dtlugl'lllf, htf flano. Ind hit aon.
~·PG~t:oJi~I-
.. ''The ~Of Mtl'W\ Gatdane"
972. Oteme) 8Nce Dtfn. a.ck Nichol·
aon ni.o btot=INMreted WHl'I fhtlt ~ cham of ,.t IO • trtJPk* Pit•· -1~tw .~ ) .. ,., •11r.11ll••: .... ·-Im°
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0.. Ount Bto.c1W1y ptOdvo.1
Cl.-..otd Q ... .-T._ .........
.,. "All The 'IM Young C.Mlblll"
( 11MJO. Orama) Natalie Wood, Robefl waor-A l'IMdatrong girl !tom a POOi
Southern lemlly mame. fOt lll0fl9Y, not
iov.. (2 hll)
IM19llOl1"1TnU ,.,.. . .., .. =· D1C:1 CA~ Guesta. Agnte de Mille
end Dr. Fr.ci Plum (Pert 2) (R)
!_,..
.,_ ·•Aae9 For Your Ule. Charke
ownt" ( 1977, Comedy) Animated
Charlie Brown 1nd the entire "Peanuts"
gang head IOI summet camp. wheie they
become ln\IO/Ved In aevetal wdd adllen·
tores. ·a· ( 1 hr . 25 mtn.)
Cl) llOVll "Oliver" ( 1968. Muelcal) Ron
Moody, Oliver Reed A young orphan Is
kidnapped from hit new home by his Old gang, but manages to 89C8pe and retum Ito=::~ hrs , 35 min ) .. ... .,. Cll .... -AOAm , ... ....g. A ptol1le or CBS News
ancl'IOIWoman Diane Sawyer. a visit to a
emau CalllCHn!8 towo used as the location
llOtt~~
aTaTMmlff TOIUtl
alll'lft.D
IUll•llWT U "Attack Force Z" (1980,
Adventure) John Phillip Law Mel Gibson
Ouf1ng WO!ld War II, a t~ret Austra·
hen ettacil unit penetrates Japanese lines
to perform a daring rescue mlSSion ( I hr .
3Smtll.) cm...,,_
(Z)llOYll "The French Uevtenant's Wom
an" ( 1981. O<ama) Meryl Streep. Jelemy
Irons An attalr between two ectCHs is par
elleled in the romantic penod ftlm In which
the two are perl0tm1ng 'R' (2 hrs . 5
min.) I OUMQI CCMfTY TOOAY
1:31 l9A umnAU Golden Stele Warn·
Of5 vs Los Angeles Lakers (2 hrs 40
min)
119 elClk IWIET lmLl 0# IUCCUI llHAm.YflUD
LA--&-.al a COWAll'f TOO .cM. TOO IOClt TBME Ill·
• LOI MQILfl A r&p<>rt on the
problems of teenage sexuality in Los
Angeles. including the pressures b<ought
about by the use ot sell in advertising and
rock music
(I) II) T1C T~ DOUGH
0 YOU AlllD '°" rT
't
.. ~,. ot '"' nq "
IM, ,,.,., l kt)'d °' I V•• = pPCIUIJ lltld rdlll flu.. t •'l't=.IC 04M~~-,, .. .. Mme" "*-"' ""*' •l•nd lll)4tllllll the Gwnolillon ol 1hl oldnt tiuUig In
~~hf-. FNllH.ci A OClfllla ~ ~~ t.-Vleioo prog111mt, • oompa11y
thet dlllwlt 11111>-tt• .. t~anit: • loch ,.._.'yt' monal« 1t1 l akt Chempltln
Je> ~l "F!owllf Drum Song" (19el. ?r'~) Nancy Kwan. Jemtt Shigeta
BaMd on the at•oe play by Rodgl'lf • and
Hamm«ttlin A CNnett got trev• to
Sen Francltco to marry a men whOM tam-~~kld'her IOt hit brW.. (<' hrt ) • 4'.I TAI.It C/l TMI OCU .-n Jake
ind ~rah undettake 1 dnngerou1 reacue
mltllon wNf\ Corky II ih11ngNI~ Ill part
of a ptot to ene111110 an innocent tribe of mu~• (R) (1hr) i PJl&.IUIAZ" A viSlt 10 a small Calllor
n1a town ua.d ea the 1oca11on IOI o TV
aefiea; an 11-year otd Olympic gyrnno11·
tics hopeful • A CMlO'i alY This documentary put·
aenll 11 ctos41-up look at children slrug·
gllng with the dally threat of violence. hun· rr'> oppression and splrltU61 dailiness 11
• LIVI MOM THI IST Hansel And Gre-
tel'' Ctilldren ot all ages wilt enjoy Engel·
bert Humperdlnck's opera "Hansel and
Gretel." featuring Judith Blegen. Frederi-
ca Von Stade. Flosahnd Elias Jean Krah
end Michael Devlin. Thomas Fulton con·
ducts. (2 hrs • 30 min ) CC) llOYll "Callle Annie And Little
BiltcheS" ( 1981 Westem) Burt Lanc&s·
ter, John Savage Two tough ovtlaws peck
up a pair of 1een-age girls and take them
along on their ad11entur~<; 'PG' ( l hr . 35
min) (£)..,_....,.~Ttca..-.vntRIW9 CIDllOVll "On Golden Pono ( 1981 D<a·
ma) Henry Fonda, Ka1ha1111e Hepburn
Old tamlly tensions resurface as an elderly
couple return for a last summer at then
New England retreat and are v1s1ted by
their daughter. hei !lance and his son
'PG' ( 1 hr . 49 min ) 0 llOVI! "Death Hunr· 11981. Adven
ture) Charles Bronson. Lee Marvin In lhe
t930s. a Mountie and a frontier cr1m1nal
wage an old battle as c11111tzat1on
encroaches Ol'I the Canadian wilderness
~ 'R' ( 1 hr • 36 min l .. @ THI "tPIC&Al • IPlCIAl. A special tr om
the Nahonal Coonc1I on Alc.ohol 1s pre-
sented
a.mooocowu (I) COUHI IAIUl9All · Rainbow Clas
sic Semlhnats" (live horn Hoootulu,
Haw ) (2 hrs)
a.@ AllaeTHIFAaY Mt 8 ()) lllOVIE "Miss All· American Beauty"
(Premiere. O<ama) Diane Lane. Cloris
Leachman The hte of a naive. 18-year old
gtrl is drastically changecJ when she wins a
nallonwtde beauty pageant 12 hrs ) D ID THI fACTI Of I.El Jo may lose he•
scholarship 10 Easlland due to budget
cuts that all8Ct the student aid program
.,, U..•
I ·~~~-;~: . = ...... = ~ .. ftt7t uelcM) Hell Voung Y(llJtlQ J*klfrnt t•
'"hit eono 1n 11i1e cfooumtnl••Y of• tD7t
conollft INtUtlng OOltumed toedlft Ind ~111• thlelrlOll 'PO' (I IW • 43 niln)
... "MQdlltr1 Probleml" ( 198 I,
;omedY) Ch9Yy CMN, Petti O' Atb9n
1111\e A hApllU air tralfk; COfltro119f wllh !lU11'l91~ petlONI pte>t>19rnt II 9'ldOWed
With tt61kwietlo pow.,. att., b9ltlQ doUMd
Ith nYOIMJ wait• 'PO' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) ICUcma .. llOVll "SanlH" ( 1073, Otema) Glenn
Ofd MIChael Burnt A t>Oonty hunter
t>elrlendt the t.0n of 1 men he murdclfed
~hll.) .. U • fAaY TIU Alex has ht, 11181 lntf-
matt relet~when he tallt fCK a col·
i lludent (R
.. DAY• .. llOVll "Night Train To Munich
( t940 Su.penae) Margaret Lockwood.
Re11 Ha11i.on A 1e1en11s1's daughtet
OUtWlll the Nan• With lhe help of 8 Brlt!Stl .. ;r~·~)
-· e CMMCY A psychiatrist peisuadee Qvlncy to help l'l8f prove that a 14·year•
old boy was framed fO< lhe murder of 1
Uttletr·~ ~~ I UiV Blake Hies to lnd0ne9ie to
find teven. Mark knocks Krystle olf·bal-
ance, and Joseph tries 10 discourage Klr-~·s feell191 f0t Jeff o ( 1 hr.) .. W llOVll ··t Died ~Thousand TlmeS
( 1955. Qfama) Jack Palenoe, Shelley
Winters A killer feel& stirrings of love and
pity tor a detoimed glrl, but is rejected by
her alter financing an operation 10 mend
her 1n11rmlty (2 hrs ) CC)_,.,. "Improper Channels" (1981.
Comedy) Alan Arkin. Marlette Hartley. A
series ot misunderstandings causes a
social wOfker to suspect the 5-year-old
oaoghter of a separated couple is the viC· um or child abuse 'PG' ( 1 hr. 32 min.) CID MOVIE "Knlghtrlaers" ( 1981. Adven-
ture) Ed Hams. Gary Lahlt A group of
bikers 11de with a tra11el1ng renatSSance faif
and d1SCOver that the ldeahstic struggle
against evil ex1s1s 1n modem times also
'A' (2 hrs . 25 min.) 0 lllOVIE "Harry's War" (1981, Come-
dY) EdWard Herrmann. Getaldtoe Page A
smalHown postman comes to the aid of
his aunt. who owes lhe IRS back taxes.
·PG' ( 1 hr . 40 min )
eMVWA"
-(I) llDIPIJIDBfT .. •.,.t•WOM-... fD Cl.Oil KAMIOMY Arlene Symons, a
Brooklyn music teacher. brings together 11
group of seruor c111zens and a groop of
young students tor a unique 1n1ergenefll·
t1onal chows ~ ntE 8'M OAGCllER (Jo4ned In Progress)
Robert Redford narrates a visual study ol
the recently dtscovered sun calendar 01
the PueblO Indians
i llM)IE IOWl flMYIEW (1')
PUYIOY OM THI AIR u• DG<l>((J t!D ...
Friday. December 24, 1982 31
min)
-Ill) M.L ·-, .... y .. 8 90¥9 ''The Bridge On The River
Kwal" ( 1957 Orama) William Holden.
Alec Guioness During World War II. a
Br•ttsh colonel and his men become pan ot a pr&SOO labor camp gang l0tced by the
Japanese to build I turlOle bl'idoe (2 hfs ,
45 min.)
I YOU~P'Cll IT
.. QWIS'l.-.a
-llAVI M.L 1Ml CMLDml tom't Host JoMny \Ash It joined by Bob Hope
and Mlcheel l..andOn In thla speclal wNch
deels with ptob6ems faced by American
I~ (1hr .• 30mln) l ... ,MAlll ....
_. ...... Neel Gabtlw and Jel·
frlt)' Lyons plctc the best films of 1982 e -oa.-CCMrn Featwed. an lnt8fVlew with perlonnef Ben Vereen. J
Bobby Fluor. Miss Amet'lca, Marshall Ky.
(8) llOlll "They AM Laughed" ( t981,
Comedy) Audrey Hepbufn. Ben Guz.are.
Three New YOfk detectiveS beoOme
lnYOf\led In numerous romantic Ralsone
whla trac::ldng the# tllents' erran1 wMlt
'PG' (1 hr.,~ "*1.)
-· ()) -• -Rick'• old glrtfrlend draws him and A.J. Into a web of murder
and mystery whet1 she asks them to
locate her hU8b8nd ( 1 hr.) 8 e ~ Sem't lnteM!w wftt1 a
looel tpOrtscaat« Is bUmC>ed by a more
rele'lant gleoe on John Mc8'roe. (R)
• _, .... Gueata· Charo. Martha
Stewart Lee Bergert, Gloria A.-ed. San-
ch Blrdanlla. Dr Marie Ravia. ( 1 hr.) • ---Ml"",.._ ''Wind Ffom The South'· Donald Woods and Julie
Harrll .ltll In a dramatic t• Of U1Yequlted
~ centered atound NllWel Amerlean
couples In a smaM lrtsh Inn. ( 1 hf.) • w.-.mca w• "To &1Ne Them .... My Daya'' CM&. having loll the
election. INlkea a ~ about David's
~ (Part 12) Q (1 hi)
I .. "Ondy'' (No Dete) (2 In.) .... .. e TAii Tony end Alex's double elate
twin gorgeous modela at a posh r• taurant le 'Interrupted by the arrlval of Jim
and Alex's ex-wife. (Rl
(J) 90¥9 "The Glenn Mlllef Stort"
(1954. Blooraphy) Jamee Stewan, June
AMyton. Tfle tamoue big-band '-def rt'YOln~ the muelc wortd (2 M.. 30
Ernln.~ Mmlftllm"i.-111
... "6tlt Cru(' (1980, Comedy)
d Pryof. 0..... Wiider Two men are
mlltakan lor banlc robbers and aent to jell. 'B' < !JW .. 51 min.)
-• (I) ICllrTI ~ Meck'• lather arf'iw. fn Knot• Lancing with IOtn8 pelntut
news • the reeldenta Pfll*• tor an olO-
fltHolitd ~i=t~ hr.) • • -Furllo lakea ll'le timt9t mn lrMatta9llon of P'*' corrup-
tlOn, end Nnko 1fatta a hnHO _,Oh !Or ~~-~1 ~.) -.
llnm ••a••• I.! ..,_.. .. prOYldt lnelaht• Into tht
complaldtlait of ~ nuer.r lfrclegy.
.)
•tMI "Matgwet Meed· Taldng
. ~ Mled, WtlO till *" 1a5 i9iiponalb'a '°' ~~ 11111111 In~ ti PfOllled, (A) fi=~111P1rW' c1eee.~
.. ~. DIOlifttiir 14, , ..
dy) Ann-Margret, L ovtS Jourdan A Parts ... LOft, AmllCAM rrt\I
designer sweeps a fashion bl.Iyer off her (S) llOVil "Falcon's Gold" (No Date.
feet ( 1 hr . 50 min ) Adventure) John Marley I ou1se Valance
(£) COU!GE FOOTIAU. IOW\. P'MVIEW (It) Deep 1n the Meiocan 1ungte a hfe and
(I) PAT COL.Lm MYPMOTCZlt THf COPt death ball le wages over dn ancient golden
Hypnotist Pat Cothns turns police inv~h treasure w1tt1 my'itePOUS p('w<>rs (I hr
Q!_tlOfl IOIO a hllaroOUs art tOfm I 1 hr ) 30 min ) g .,_ Enter The N•nta (1981 D llOVll 92 In The Shade 11 975 Mys-
Adventure) Franco Nero Susan George tery) Peter Fon<Ja. W11rren Oates
An Ameflcan marllal art'> expert sets out ThOughts of murder enter the scene when
to avenge the murder ot hts best frtend an enterJ)f1s1ng driller Invades the buSI·
'R' ( 1 hr., 30 min ) ness territory of a veteran fishing guide 1n
(%) llCMI "St Helen&" I 1981 Orama) t~ Florida Keys 'A' (I hr .• 33 min)
Art Carney, Oavtd Huttman An 80 year CZ> .oVlf · The Private Files Of J Edgar
old man refuses to leave hrs small resoit Hoover" ( 1978. Orama) Br0def1ck Craw·
aft8' a geologist predicts a votcanoc d1S<ts lord. Jose Ferrer The Federal Bureau of
l
ter ~yt: •. z 5 min I tnvesogahoo grows 1n clout and scope
,_ ,..._ undef the teadel'Shlp of the con1r<Nersiat
-8"8T_,TC.atff HOOYel PG' (1hr.55mrn )
•• BIDBfr • IWOM... 12:11 D G) I.All MiGHT wmt DAVID L.ET1IW COUltl u.cl'TIM.L "Ra1nb0w Clas Guests Dick Cavell. actor Aon Sliver ( 1
sic Ftoal" (live from Honolulu Haw ) (:? hr )
IYa.) 8 TOii COTTl.E: UP Q.Oll
(]l)MOIUGAzm (!) ll0¥11 "Mala Han" (193:? Orama)
1ttl a •(I) O fl!) *"' Greta Garbo. Lewrs Stone A notorious iitiliDlY tliaNf female ~Y falls 111 Jove with an Allto>d otti-
• llMCH ""-cerl u;:~zr ~· (2 hrs ) :;:,~'M&T __,ICIWTDI • ••11 IDOll'r IM (J) lilCCl.OUD McClouO Ines to break 1n DOCTGll•THfHOUll a new partner white 1nvest.gat1ng o nallon· 90¥9 "Emmanuetle tn Bangkok.. al car theft ring (A) ( 1 hr . 20 min )
1978, Drema) Laura Gemser. Cns tM(l.) llOVll "The Dogs Ot War" ( 1980.
Avram. A Eurasian journalist hAs '!everal Adventure) Chric;topher Walken
sei<ual nalS0<1s with a vanery of partners t'9 D llO¥ll ·No Man Ot Hf'I Own" ( 1932.
wMe traveling 1n 1he Far East A' ( 1 hi Orama) Ctark Gable. Csrole Lombard A.
28 min ) cunning cardsharl\ .. ~ his aces" and
CJ) A llllW DAY • lDIJf A powefful tam~y succumbS to the Charms of a prelty gtr1
turns a sman town 1nto a model re1uvena· whO wanrs him ro change his ktestyle (2
tlon ,.e!:OieCt (Pall 12) hrs l 11::119 (I)~ An ambtllous bvsmeseman 8 .oVlf "CISCO Pike' ( 1971, Orama)
hastily Ofders the cremation ot his wile's Gene Hockman. Kris Kristolle<son A
body alter an apparont heart attack IA) crooked narcottcs agent bt11ckma1ts an ex-L! hr. 10 IM\.) con 1nro c1ea1tn8 a large Quantity ot mari-a • TOllCIHT Host Johnny Car&on iNI ( 1 hr . 3 mtn.) Guest Kaleena Kitt (1 hr) Dn'bT.-.rTTC.atff
10 MC ... llCltfT\JNl 90Yll "My Dear Secretary" ( 194tl, ~--'°"" Comedy) Laraine Day. K11k DouolM An ODDCOWll author's c;ecretary finds 1har he likes g111S
MTOP-tlllAll and plays tho held more ot1en than he
,. LA~ Guest· ~rry Falwell. wntn (I h1 30 min)
leader and foundot nl 1he Moral Ma)Ollty. C11).,.-"Buddy. Buddy" (1981, Come-ffi) ( 1 hr ) dy) Jack Lemmon. Watter Matthau
(8) llOwm "9 To ~ .. (1980. Come<Jy) t.ll(H) llOVll "Montenegro" (1981, Come-
J8ne Fonda, Dolly Parton. Three working dy) Susan An5')eeh, Ertand Josephson.
women rebel against their wbjvgatk>n by taDGDleC ... OVWff
a male chaU\/lntSt boSs 'PG' ( 1 hr • 50 (C) lllMMI "Big Bad Mama' ( 1974,
min.) Adventure) AnQle Oidl1n10n W1lhMn (D) llCMI "11\decont E11pogure" < 1981, Cf) TOP U. IOllNO Coveta09 of the
COmedy) Vtronioe Hart, Je$19 St James John ()no DeM1S (t.tua) I OOnny Long
tographtf aeercties tor the perfect (Ohio) 10-roul'l(f he8WWelohl bout (from
1eh0o!Qlrl ( 1 hr. 25 min) Pltttbvfgh p,_ ) (R) (~hrs.~ 30 min.) ~ WAnt 1'MI ll1AGIC (Pan (S) t10W11 "C:.mal Know1tdgt" (1971, E Ofama) Jacl< Nk:hols<>n. Ann.MAr11ret. cua • ...,. "Joseph Andrewa" (19n. 1W ... "The Legend Of The Lone COmady) • Ann-Marore1. Pettf Firth
• (1980. Wetietn) Kllnton Spit -,Cl)Clll ... ...,,,An:M butY. CMltQIPtl9r l'°fd The Lon9 A~ ..
.nd Tonto~ theif llleh1nemy. Bufch .,. "Nlgtlt Tratn To Munich" ~. *"° hu klOnaPPtd the pr• 1 .... 0 ~ ..... ~A) u .. 1 Lockwood
Dlht U.S 'PO' (I hr. 40 men.) ro • _....., ,....rgare •
---~TW ••&:.1\•w · ..--.,
9MUITWGlll W..,. "Once More. Wttll Feellngl" 1I0'9 "The Ma"'-" < 1976. Dl'amn) (19f50, Comedy) v"' Bryn~. Kay t<en.-
Jtokeon. Sota111'18h Y0tk O.Ncl den. Afltt lotltlQ hla talent and hit 111111•. an oo the ploy by Jten Genet Two melde Ofcha$tra cMc:fuclot trlel 10 1-ain boll\. .no deaplte u-.11 famalt emp1o~ •ct out hft > _ -· thtJt f9'\t ... ll>OUI htr bthll'ld IW blcl(, .. llOWll "HolM Celll'' ( 1978, Corn.o f la l we11et Mlttl\IU o~ JecMon
.. ·•TM Bmtherl Rico" p sr. • ._,.TMAcctilad" 11sq,~.,.,.,
) Aldlltd Conlt. tw.tlt-. roat• •-~-..c~L°'etta V~ Rdbtft ~ By ' ~. I women la~ Of Nail Ao1fc1a ~" UT\t f0t tht 1~ tn llld ~ 8 •-1'4 ll'om j\Ja;ice. (I flit •"*""'8 '° ~ e crmt 1Yndlc1t11 ,,.., ,..,..,
ll'om nuwqf"t bf04tltft ca rn) CJ) Ii&.-
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-uasnooa Movies-
-• "Lost Patrol" ( 1934, Adventure) Vic-
tor McLaglen, Boos Karloll 11 hr . 30
min.)
fl) "I'll See You In My Dreams" ( 1952.
Musical) Doris Day. Danny Themas (2
hrs.) OD "They All Laughed" ( t981, Comedy)
Audrey Hepburn. Ben Gazzara 11 hr 45
mm.) Cll "Airplane!" ( 1980 Comedy) Robert
Hays, Jutte Hagerty ( 1 hr 30 min ) 0 "92 In The Shade" ( 1975. Mystery)
Petet Fonda. Warren Oates ( 1 hr , 33
min)
W C%) "The Witches" (197t) Silvana Man
Q!!_nO, Clint fastwood ( 1 hr _ 40 min )
ttl(.CJ "Bitty Jack" ( t97 t, Orama) Tom
Laughlin, De!Ofes 'TaylOf (2 hrs)
(Q) "Taps" (1981, Drama) George C.
Scott. Timothy Hullon (2 hrs ) Cll "Jesus" ( 1979. Orama) Brian Dea·
.. ,a=.MllU ....
~ • llllOUCIM ... , .....
HAWAlfMM
0¥8 WY Guests: Harrison Salls bury ....
tUIMIT1ll ni'OUQHMAa'TI
1'MI MCI• lllllT .. r.:-
Deel CAVITT Guest Patricia Neal (R)
QROWllQYUM
lllCml "Corky" ( 1972. Orama) Robert
Blake. Charlotte Rampling. An amDilious
part-time stock car racer has problems
~us11ng to losing a race. (I hr .• 30 min)
c.ttJ..., IWDIM 01 M llHMl A fleet ol
brtght·sailed land yachts takes a crew of
European. Canadian and U S sailors on a
1,500-mlle odyssey from an Algerian oasis
lo the Atlantic
(%) llOVll "Night Train To Munich"
( 1940. Suspense) Margaret Lockwood.
Rex Hamson A sc1en11sl's daughter
outwits the Nazis with the help ot a British
lent. ( 1 hr .. 30 min) WOllLD Ol l'IOfU 1• CllllEWI .CllEWI
MAWY DAYI lGAll ,.IL ~ A profile of country
singer Crystal Gayle. a visit wllh the men
behind "The Flintstones." cartoon pro-
ducers William Hanna and Joseph Bar·
iber~COWMY
G? .IOlllrl ftO ~ ·-.. MJIOltT llOVIE "The Four Seasons" ( 1981,
Orama) Alan Alda. Carol Burnell Three
couples. all close. long-lime friends. expe-
rience proloond changes tn their relation·
ships when one of the mamages dlsrn-
i rates. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 57 min )
OUNGI COUNTY TODAY
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DWt!Mlf!fl ,.... lidtt• af '"' ~~ t'f'AOUI ...+l't Nfl OI Md lnflfYIMt c!lil"~ Loe ~',:J.. La.• '!t. ee.11i rM>er1on1ot (2 ,,, 1
CIJ -Ott In lhlpe. ioo. good, Ind 1"4 OINf with tl\11 s>"Ylical ffl,,...
it~ "fec11pe In The ~.. ( t9&7. 1:"c!Vtnh.Kt) John Senttey. Vlfa Fvtok A
btQ-game hunte< tatlt In low wtth the wife
ofhl• mllllonalta client during 1 tafetl In
Afrlcla It hr • 30 min. l
.. 9 Cl) •••• , ... A hoHlNdad young
Texan'• tactlet m•>: ptaveflt Mtgnum
from finding the man • mlaalng lister. (R)
i!. 'trj PAim Bruno It given totel oontrOI of ~ own musical. 11nd Dorla fallt In to11a
with him. (R) ( 1 hr ) e llCMI "Romance On The HIOh Seat"
[19.48, Musical) Dolls Olly, Jack Carson.
An ocean voyage I& complicated by ml&·
taken Identities and 11 marltal mix-up. (2
hrs.) G llCMI "The RIVlera Touch" ( 1966 •
Comedy) Eric Morecombe. Ernie Wise. A
small villa on the French Riviera Is Invaded
by two lawless gangs searching lex a
neckless. (2 hr&.) (I) IOAP • m , .. llAQAZlll A ptoflle ol country
&Inger Crystal Gayle: a 11isit with the men
bettlnd "The Flintstones... cartoon pro-
ducers William Hanna and Jo$eph Bar·
bera. «m llO¥ll "Top Secret Affair" ( 1957,
Comedy) Susan Hayward. KJrk Douglas.
A PVbllsher attempts to stop a majof gen-
eral from obtaining a dlplomatlc post. (2
hrs) 9 u..a. CMROllCl.I "Ladder To The
Moon" One man's dream to utilize the
Erie Canal as the final ltnk 1n a tow-cost
transportation chain to move coal from
Montana and Wyoming to the Northeast Is
~lored W MM llM¥llWI Neal Gabler and Jef-
~ Lyons pick the best films of 1982.
lC) llO¥ll "Billy Jack" (1971, Orama)
Tom Laughlin, Delores Taylor An ex-
Green Beret hall-breed champions the
cause ot a freedom school tor runaways
on an A11zona Indian reservation. (2 hrs.)
CE) 8'0ITICBf1'D CID llO¥ll "Airplane!" ( 1980, Comedy)
Robert Hays, Julle Hagerty After an airlin-
er's crew tall& to IOod poisoning. a ner-
vous former war pllol 1s pressed Into ser-
vice and mus1 contend with on-board hys·
terla. a secretive control tower and cllche-
fllled memories 'PG' ( 1 hr., 30 min.) g MOVIE "Joseph Andrews" (1977,
Comedy) Ann-Margret. Pete1 Firth A
young man's flamboyant affairs ot
romance cause scandal among lhe staid
and stuffy Englishmen of the Vtelorlan era.
'A' (1 hr , 43 min )
(Z) MOVIE "Heartland" ( 1981. Orama)
Rip TOfn. Conchata Ferrell A rancher and
his housel<eeper lace the r1g0ts ol lrontter
hie 1n t910 Wyoming. 'PG' (1 hr , 35
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•December 24, 1982•
It's a winter
wonderland
in the parks
While it may not be a white
Christmas for Southern California,
local amusement parks have
attempted to bring some traditional
and some not-so-traditional
features to their holiday
attractions.
Knott's Berry Farm's Winter
Wonderland celebration will.
continue through Dec. 26 with a
real mountain of snow for children,
ages 12 and under, in which to go
sleddina. -
Over at Disneyland, the yuletide -
is being celebrated through Jan. 2.
Hours have been extended and the
60-foot Christmas tree stands on
the Main Street's Town Square
decked out with 3,000 lights and
2,800 ornaments.
At Knott's, the Calico Carolers,
inspired by the stories of Charles
Dickens and dressed in the rich
attire of the Victoria era. stroll
through the park &nging
Christmas carols.
The Dickens Carolers,
Dimeyland fixtures for all of the
Park's previous 27 holiday 9eUOlll,
once again bring the spirit of
Christmas music to the Magic
Kingdom.
Fantasy on Parade, a Disney
cavaJcade of 400 perfonnen, ia
seen at 2 p.m. daily during the
holidays and at 9 p.m. on days
when the park is open until
midnight. These include Dec. 25-30
and Jan. 1.
Highlighting the Winter
Wonderland celebration at Knott'a
is Snoopy's "It's a Dog-Gone Good
Christmas" Ice Show ~ JW
Schulz in the Good Time Theater ...
The show can be seen dally, except
Christmas Day, throuah Jan. 2.
Knott'• Berry Farm wtll be clmed
on Christmas.
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In "The Verdict," Paul Newman playa the
least lovable acreen hero ln recent memory.
He portrays Frank Galvin. a
down-on-his-luck drunken lawyer facina
impomible odds in a high stakes court cae
~ alleg1na medical negliaence.
-o· FUm oomed.les such u "Arthur" and "My
-c: Favorite Year" have allowed Dudley Moore and ~ Peter O'Toole to tum exa9ive drinking
ID practically Into a virtue. -g But '"The Verdict" it anytbj:q but a comedy,
ID and Frank Galvin is the kind of nian who c:rubM I funerala In 8ear'Ch of hltalne-, wboR band la .,
~ shaky he must dip hla mouth Into a abot glut
resting on a table to avoid lpl1ling the drink.
Barely able to maintain eelf-<:0ntn>l. Galvin
clearly has little chance of putlfn& bJa crumhHDI
law practice back on tndt. U. bean ICant
reaemblance to Butch~· Cool Hand Luke or Newman'• other 8elf mawricka.
But it'• a measure of Newman'• ecUnc talent
that be ultimately brinp the a•ldience to root fOC'
Galvin without rcnwrtldz1nc the chareder'a
flaws. Tbouah a piln. cynical t.one prevaOa \broulh
The Holl~ mentallty that .. if it'a worth
doing once, it'• worth doinc apin" often am 1-s to
disastrous nsulta. WitlM9 the ~ tilD9 wound
on "The Exorcist" and .. Grea11e."
And placing Uie aTipm of the Jail.er fUck in the
dual capacity of writer and di.rector ()f "~II;
The Sequel" -ln the abeenoe of the 'Zucker-
Abrahama team that created &be near..cla.ulc
comedy -would aeem an almali certaio lnvtt.ation
to cinema~~
But, aurprise, "~lue II'' la • quite
respectable clone of lta~. It'• nee -{\y
similar in ltruc:Wre, but not to the point that lt'•
simply a rehaah of "Airplane."
The oricinal "Airplane" w• a spoof of the
"Airport" movies, and "Airplane ll" ia a lmllu.p of
Hollywood'• penchant for Nq\•la Writer~
Ken Finkleman aeen-. to Ulilde"B' ... Jbia aae~
and his gift foe oft-the--wall a:llmdy bow.vw
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•• No compromise for Paul Newman
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
• Of lite Daib' Pilot Staff
moat of '"Ille Verdk:t." Newman'• uncom~ ~and Sidney Lumet'•
h.igb-octane dirilct1on make lt a film well worth aeetna.
Newman'• Galvin baa been tamed a
teemln&ly e.aay cue by an old lawyer buddy (Jack
Warden). A wcman who entered a bo8pital to live
birth developed campUcatiooll durinC delivel)' and awt:ained rnamve brain ctama,e. Her 9lter' wants
Newman to aek damaaJei from the boapital and
the anendinl physicWw. 11Mt botpltal la owned by the Catholic
Archdft!cw al Boston. whkh otten a pnel'OUI
out-.of-eou.rt eettlement. But the algbt Of bia client,
~and cmnect.ed permanently to life
IUJ)llOrt 9qUlpment, triaen kq-buried emotions
in ~a.Mn. Hill thtnt of aome IDMllUl'e of ;.tice
cannot be •tidied by the 1etdement check. >.. the c:me CCIDel to trial. Galvin t.lnda one
obsUde after another In hla path. ma cllenta are
87 TOM TITUS Of ... D&U7 Pile& 8&a1f
angry with him. The trial judge ii angry with
him. His star witn1!91 has diaappe.ared. The only
nune who retu.a to t.eltify in favor of the
hospital won't testify for his cllent either. Hi.a
expert med1cal wltnem ia nearly Uteleea.
Above all, Galvin is up against smooth, big
league lawyer Ed Concannon (James M.aaon), who
baa the reaoutC* of a huge legal staff behind him.
Galvin doesn't cope with t.hfl9e eetbacb very
well But just about the time the moviegoer is
ready to give up on him, the lawyer finally
IWIU1lOl1S the will to cllUe one last aliJn chance.
"The Verdkt" was acrlpted b_J playwright
David Mamet from the novel by Barry Reed.
Mamet laat acrlpted the Jack NichoJ.on venlon of
"The Portman Always Rfn4pa Twtoe," which was
d.ist1nguiahed by lta lack of a llngle likable
cl\aracter. ,
Ukewt.e, the only characten who seem to
merit oompuaion in •"l'he Verdict'' are the
working cI... people w,bo claim ::r·re
continually exploited by docton lawyen.
Even N~'1 Galvin la guilty of using his
See The Verdict, Page 10
sounding like a synthetic: Clark Gable aa he
romances llqerty, and a freaked-out Sonny Bono,
making Van fleflln tum over ln his grave u a mad
bomber. Stephen Stucker ia back to jab verbal darta
at Bridges, while Raymond Bun-~pa up aa a judge
who eenda Haya to the "Ronald Ke.apn Home for
the.Mentally~··
The attraction of Haya and Hagerty, two
unknowns thn.ast into the apo~ht in "Airplane,"
contlnue1 ln "The Sequel, ' though their
characterizations haven't grown much in the
interim. On a purely comic level, however, lt'1
veterans Bridgea and C.oonon who effectively steal
the picture.
"Airplane Ir' might not Oy quite as hiah aa ita
_predene990C, but it'• not SoinB to be an earthbound
dud either. If your teme of humor runs somewhere
bewen Mad Magaz:ihe and the Mel Brooks movies,
climb on board ~ fasten your safety belt. ·
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Man and woman of year bring out the best
(Trus is the last In a series of five columns
reviewlng the year 1982 in theater along the
~Coast)
~ out the best in others is one of life's
most laudable vocations.
Often, espe.:»lly an the theater, that means
submerging your own talents to the degree that
nine out of 10 constant playgoers could pass you on
the street and not l"f'CXJgnize your face.
~ i.a probably true with the two people
chosen for special honors today -moat
theatergoers are familiar with their work, but
hardly with them. Which is why it's time to
introduce Don Laffoon and Lee Shallat, the Daily
Pilot's man and woman of the year in theater.
They tread a common pathway in their
theatrlcal endeavors. Laffoon is a regular director at
Lee Shallat
By TOM TITUS
Of tM Daily Piiot Staff
the Newport Harbor Actors Theater in O:ista Mesa
and founder of the Stop-Gap theater company.
which brings drama to the diaadvantaged. Shallat is
a resident director at South Coast Repertory and
also runs the theater's summer conservatory
program.
Each has, moreover, mounted a recent play
that tranacended mere theatric.al entertainment and
left a lasting impact. In Laffoon's caae, it was the
brilliant drama "Cl06e Ties," named the top show of
1982 in local community·theater. Shallat excelled in
late 1981 with her production of ''True West" on
SCR's Second Stage.
Laffoon. who founded Stop-Gap five years
ago, has spent most of his adult life working with
those less fortunate in one way or another,
introducing them to the magjc of the theater. Born
and raJ.ed in Kansas, he earned a degree in theater
and put hia training to work as a Peace Corps
volunteer in the then-friendly country of Iran.
Returning in 1977, he and his wife, Victoria
Bryan, organized the Stop-Gap troupe, a
professional, non-profit company that tours Orange
County with drama therapy workshops for senior
citizens and the disabled. He became associated with
the Newport Harbor Actors Theater where, in 1981,
he directed a production of "The Miracle Worker"
with a real blind girl in the role of. Helen Keller.
Alter his acclaimed production of "Cloee Ties,"
Laffoon and Stop-Gap again teamed with NHAT to
present the world premiere of "When the Bough
Breaks." an original drama about abused and
neglected children at Orange County's Sitton Horne.
He abo staged '"The Magnificent Yankee," "Major·
Barbara" and "Everything in the Garden."
Sh.allat came to theater by way of academia -
she had earned a BA in English literature and a
master's degree in Asian theater, and had settled
into what she thought would be a teaching career.
An exposure to the Univeraiiy of Waahing1on's
ProfeMional Training Program for Acton aI~
her focus.
Plunging into professional acting, ahe became
disillusioned after two years of oocuionaI work. A
friend advised her to couple her academic
background with her theatrical training, and this
led to an application with South c.o.st Repertory.
She was accepted on her 9eOOlld try and hired
Don Laffoon
-to teach in the Summer Conservatory. which had
been organized by Ron Bou.om a few years before.
She made her onstage debut in SCR's production of
"Vanities" at the old Third Step Theater.
Eventually she took over the conservatory d~nship from Bou9>m and became a resident
dir«1or and casting aaociate as weJL.Her mainstage
productiona at SCR include "Ladyhouse Blues "
''The Glass Menagerie" and "The Play's the
Thing," while her Second S~e work numbers
"For ever Yours, Marie-Lou" and the
aforementioned "True West." She's also in thl'
director's chair for the upcorn.mg mainstage comedy
"Boy Meets Girl."
Training young or inexpenenced thespians to
excel. and leading by example, requtres a spedal
t.a:l~t. Don Laffoon and Lee Shallat poaess it in
abundance, along with the dedication and energy
that hu marked them the Daily Pilot's man and
woman of the year in theater.
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Peter Shaff er • • • Has plans for four more plays
LOS ANGELE.S -Tony-winning
playwright Peter Shaffer, who has
just finished the screenplay of his
"Amaideus" says he knows what he
wanta to do for the next 12 years:
write four more plays he hu in mind.
"One is very, very ambitious," said
the 56-r,ear-old author of such hfts as
"Equu. • and ''The Royal Hunt of the
Sun."
'1 don't think I'm cl~er enough tG
write it, actually ...
Shaffer. in town for the Loa
An1elea openlna of "Amadeua.'' •tarrtna JobD JNood and Mark HamU1
and d1r9:t.ed by Sir Peter Hall, uJd he
spends about three yan on eech play.
He'd ra\be:r not ay what tu. next
play'• about, bee.UM that detracta
from the fun of writln& lt. In the
meantime, he's working on the 8Cl'Mn
verllon of hfa play ''A.mad«..'' which
woo hUn a 1981 Tony X-warcl.
"Thll film II not a atrict wptaUon
of 'A~deu1,' the •taae play," be
noted. "lt la the -.me story told for c::lnielna •••
'' Amadeua • • focuaea on
relaUonablp "!:fen Wolf
Amlldeuj MQlitt. riv
By JACKIE HYMAN
Aaeocla&ed PreH Wrher
Antonio Salierl. ~ audiences have
come to expect from Shalfer, there's
nothing stodgy or predictable about
the script.
He cleverly takes Salierl'1
deathbed claim of having poiJloned
Mozart and weaves It Into a witty
study of a man's confrontation with
his own mediocrity, and hia attempts
to revenge hlmseff on the God who
has preferred eomeooe ebe.
"[ was ln IOm9 way oelebratf.na the
achievement and the myatery of
MoAn.'' says u..e Brid.lh plafWrlght.
"Mozart la the lln&le moet m~
object l know ln t.lie art.a."
lie aald he wu faactnated by the
Idea that much of Mozart'• music wu
fully wrttte.n out ln h1a ~. and he
merely tranac:rlbed It to the page.
"lt'a the Idea of tomecme bein1
God'• secretary -th.II pm. writing. wrltlna:· he aUd. "And you know. he wu bored by wnttn, mu1tc. He-'d
alreedy written It compile~ ln bl•
Med.
middle of something? It's the bit of
grit that starts the pearl in the
oyster," he~· "It won't go away.
But you don t know Immediately
what it la."
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23. Alla on dilplay throus}l Jan. 23 will be 18 works
of art by Painter Larl Pittman. Hours are
Tue.lay-Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.. Friday eveninglJ
until 9 p.m . Admlaalon i• fre e. Information
759-1122.
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~ "A CHRISTMAS CAROL," South Cout ~ Repertory'• annual holiday production, completes
.0 its run thia wf:ekend at the l"ourth Step Theater,
I 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Me.a (957-4933).
Final performancw will be llven today. at 1 and 4
p.m. and Sunday at 3 and 7~ p.m.
"FINIAN'S RAINBOW," an lrlah-Oavored ~ musical comedy, continues at Sebutlan'• West ~ Dinner Playbou.e, 140 Ave. Pico, San Oemente ~ (492-9950). Tbe abow runa until further notice ~ nlgh~l..~Tst.t1,~==y i set at the turn of the century, l8 playing at the
.. Harlequin Dinnel' Playbou.e, 3S03 s . Harbor Blvd., ~ Santa Ana (979-5511). Performances are given ~' nightly except Mondays at vuying curtain times
..Q through Feb. 20.
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ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ART
GALLERY, Costa Mesa. Mixed-media exhibit by
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along Orange Coast
Ann Malmund will be on dilplay Jan. 5-19. Gallery
hours are Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Adnrlwioo
50 oenta. Information 556-5983.
LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM OF ART. 307
Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Exhibition of the
Natklnal Watercolor Society runa Jan. 7-Feb. 20.
Gallery boun 11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m . daily except
Mondays and holidays. Information 4~531.
BC SPACE GALLERY·, 235 Forest Ave.,
Laguna BMch. PhotCJiraphy exhiblt will be open
for viewfna Jan. 5-29. Houn 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Information 497-1880.
NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM, 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport Beech. Exhibition of
the museum'• permanent collection will be on
dbplay until Feb. 27. A room-aif.e inatallation
entitled ••FJooded, '' will be on dl8play through Jan.
DJ!'SIGNS RECYCLED GALLERY, 619 N .
Harbor Blvd., Fullerton. Glua and watercolor
exhibit will be on diaplay Jan. 8-Feb. 18, Houn
Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.~ p.m. Adm\wioo i8 free.
Information 879-1391.
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KNOI'T's BERR y FARM. Buena Park. New
Year'a Eve Party will prment Poro in the Good
Time Theater with the Pointer Sbten. Fifteen "
other live bands will al80 perform. Tickets for the
evening, from 7 p.m.-2 a.m., are $13.50 advance, $15
on day of event.. Information 952-9400.
TURTLE ROCK COMMUNITY PARK. # 1
Sunnyhill Drive, Irvine. Contrat.m & Friends will
perform Dvorak'• Quintet~ G Major Jan. 9 at 4:30
See Diversions, Page 5
THE WJLDEST, FUNNIEST,
ACTION THRILLER
OF THE YEAR.
"IT'S A GREAT MOVIE!"
..Oint Eastwood shines u 'Honkytonk Mao.'"
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heart. Clint Eastwood has never been
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p.m. Admiaion $5 general. Information 660-3643.
UC IRVINE, COnoert Hall. 2'uditiona for vocal
and instrumental music acholarahipe will be held
Jan. 15 and Feb. 27. Call 833-6615 to arrange an
audlUon.
DISNEYW\ND, Anaheim. New Year's Eve
Party will feature Melba Moore and 8eVel"8.l other
music groups. Event ia from 8:30 p.m.-2:30 a.m. Dec.
31 . Advance tickets $16 senerat; oo night of event,
tickets Are $20 per penon.
HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM, 1905 Main St., Hwitingtoo Beach.
Civic Ballet of Southern California will preeent
"'The Nutaw::ker'' at 2 and 7 p.m., Dec. 26. Reeerved
aeat tickets are ~ in advance and $6 at the box
office. Children and aenior' dtizena are hall-price.
Information 846-0215 or 891-5105.
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SOUTH COAST REPERTORY, 655 Town
<:enter Drive, c.o.ta Mesa. Evening Comervatory
cl.-ea in acting, vo6oe and singing will be held once
a week Jan. 17-March 17. For adults age 18 and
older. lnfonnati(ln 957-2602.
ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENT.!R,
Anaheim. The 18th Amlual Anaheim Sperta,
Va::atkm & RV Show will be held Jan. 8-16. Houn
are Sa~y. noon-10 p.m., &mday, noon-7 p.m.
and Monday-Friday, 2 p.m.-10 p.m. Tickets are
available at the door. lnfonnatian 999-8900.
CATALINA TERMINAL, San Pedro. Tbree-
hour whale wat.ching tripe will be offered by
Ca~ Crui8es Dec. 26-March 13. Fare is $8.25
general admUiaion. Reservations and infonnaUon 527-7111.
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~ PIZZERIA UNO. 24321 Avenlda de la C'.arlota, ~ Laguna HilLs. 859-0613. Open from 11 a.m. to 11
a> p.m . Sunday through Thursday. 11 a.m . to ~ midnight Fnday and Saturday. Same menu all
O hours. Large pizzas with sing/~ ingredient from
~ $8.85 to $10.95. Soup and sandWJChes from $1.55 to ~ $4.65. Full b&r service. -=
houaes of the West C.OUt.
We would have appreciated a thicker bottom
crust, aa well as spicier tomato sauce and sausage.
Otherwise, the pizza met one of the main
are familiar with Uno and Due, a pair of downtown requirements for the deep-dish variety: Two slices
pizza houses where, the story goes, Ike Sewell and you're full.
c reated the gastronomical pleasure known as Uno commands higher prices than most are
By JOEL C. DON
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deep-dish pizza in 1943. accustomed to paying at other pizza restaurant!!. A
One of the great mysteries of the 20th century, ln 1979, Ike let a Boston-based corporation large cheese pizza runs $7.95 and aerves about 4
among others. has to be the virtual absence of true handle the franchising of his successful pizza people. Cheese and pepperoni is $9.95 and a large
deep-dish pizza on the West Coast. There have been restaurants, and Pizzeria Un08 sprung up in places sausage pizza, the bench mark in piuadom, 1B
many attempts at imitating the celebrated pan like Fort Lauderdale, Fla., St. Louis, Boston, $10.95. But remember, most people are usually
pizzas of Chicago. But let's face it, few have come Detroit, Denver, San Franci9co and now, Laguna satisfied aft.er a slice and a half of this style of pizza_
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~ City fame. Located in the Laguna Hills Mall, the top-priced special called Uno's ($12.45 for large). It's
_ Is there something special about Lake restaurant sports a modem Italian decor, with slick filled with extra cheese, sausage, pepperoni,
ci. Michigan water? Perhaps it's the difference in brass railinga, wood trim and heavy accent on green mushrooms, onions and green peppers.
latitude or longitude. Maybe pizza dough won't rise and beige. ln addition to framed art, there are Piz::zeria Uno makes what is best de9Cribed as a
properly unless it's Wlthin earshot of the elevated clippiitgs to read glorifying Pizzeria Uno's advance stuffed pizza. Toppings are place on the dough and
trains clanking around the Loop. One former into the national apectrwn of pizza restaurants. then covered wtth mounds of cheese, locking in the
Chicagoan irreverently suggested that Californians I'm generally a little wary of franchises. For flavors of the ingredients and effectively steaming
prefer the paper-thin crusts and spane toppings of efficiency, they 90metimes cut important corners the vegetables to a crisp rather than limp texture.
fas t -food pizza parlors to h omestyfe pan that'll rob the original recipes of their true flavors There are other specialities that set Piueria
masterpieces. and textures. Uno •part from its competition. The delicateaen What.ever the reason, it's a pleasure to hear Indeed, Pizzeria Uno uses a conveyor-belt oven piu.a includes imported ham, salami, pepperoni,
that there are restaurateurs trying to introduce system that cuts the baking period from about 45 swiss and mozzarella cheese and slices of tomato and
the West to the world of dee~ pizza. Every few minutes to 20 to 30 minutes. Aside from that, we onion. There's a steak and cheese plua with
months or so, a friend will get my hopes up after found the pizza to be of top quality, with only the marinated meat and spices with aauteed
seeing an advertisement for a new restaurant Creahest ingredients. In fact, the vegetables were so mushrooms, onions and green pepper.
touting Chicago-style pizza. crisp that lt seemed as if the restaurant maintained
The plZUlS are aerved m a pan and, indeed, na.own produce patch nearby. And would you believe a Mexican pizza, spicy
sport a nice crust and enough topping that you don't I sampled puzas on two vi.sits since Pizzeria meat topped with Jalapeno sauce accompanied by
have to launch an expedition in search of the lost Uno opeiled Aug. 6. The deep-dish offering was put lettuce, Cheese and diced tomato.
pep~roni But few have come close to Gino'• East, to the ultimate test on one evening, when I was Pizza and beer are traditional partners, and
the crown prince of deep-dish. 8eeted with half a den.en transplanted Chicagoans. most who enjoy the suds should peruse Uno's beer
So 1 was excited when 1 was told Pizzeria Uno The verdict: not Identical to those made at the list of some 18 different brews, lnduding nine
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• Robert Hayes, Julie Hagerty, Lloyd Brldgea and ~ Raymond Burr. Funny continuation of the tint
~ movie, a parody of diaaater flicks, doesn't work as
£J well because characten have become too familiar.
E AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN: Rated 3 R. stars Richard Gere, David Keith, Debra Winger ~ and Louis Gossett Jr. There are very few surpriseS ?:-but some beautifully drawn performances in this
-tale of boot camp and romance. It's rated R because '.g of la nguage, sex and adult situations. ~ A BOY AND HIS DOG: Rated R, stars Don ~ Johnson as the ow·ner of a smart-talking dog. This
"g L.G . Jones film. based on a Harlan Ellison novella,
~ was originally released In 1974 and has gained i nothing in the way of substance or believability
~ since·then.
_ ~AROSA: Rated PG, ~y for violence,
E stars Willie Nelson and Gary Busey .. This is
0:: another one that was released a couple years ago
and brought bac.k by critical demand. Nelson and
Busey put in admirable performances as two
outcasts who find a sense of family in each other.
Deals with larger issues like revenge and the
making of a legend.
BEST FRIENDS: Rated PG. stars Burt
Reynolds and Goldie Hawn as a ~ple who decide
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LOVE CHILD: Rated R, Amy Madigan is along Oranue Coast impressive in her first major role, supported by O ' Beau Bridges and Mackenzie Phillips. The film ia
to marry after living together for yeara. Most of the
comedy comes in the depktion of the couple's in·
law problems.
E.T . THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL: Rated PG.
s tars Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace, Robert
Macnaughton and -Drew Barrymore. This highly
acclaimed science-fantasy film deals with a young
boy who befriends a little lost alien from outer
space. This family film has been touted as one of
the best in years.
FITZCARRALOO: German comedy (English
subti\les) about a man devoted to bringing grand
opera to Peru in \he 19th century. Cast includes
Klaus Kinski and Claudia Cardinale.
48 HRS.: Rated R, teams Nick Nolte and F.ddie
Murphy in a styllah police comedy. Directed by
Walter Hill. the film's best amet is Murphy in his
screen debut. HEIDI'S SONG: Rated G, this is superb
holiday fare for youngsters. The all·animated,
musical version of the classic novel features the
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to kaep her unborn child.
MONSIGNOR: Rated R, stars Christopher
Reeve, Genevieve Bujold, Fernando Rey and Jason
Miller. Reeve trades his Supennan cape for clerical
robes i.o this ta.le of a World War II priest who
becomee involved in financial wheeling and dealing
within the Vatican. The beautifully photographeCl
film is long on shock value (priest has a romance,
priest deals with the Mafia), but short on
motivation Jnd substance.
STILL OF THE NIGHT: Rated PG, stars
Meryl Streep and Roy Scbieder in a murder
mystery which abounda with Hitchcockian themes.
Unfortunately, the film never heats up enough to
provide the audience any real interest in the
charactera.
TEX: Rated PG, st.an Matt Dillon and Jim
Metzler as brothers growing up in a small
Oklahoma town and findinst out about the realities
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of life. Critics are heraldfni the film as .a positive
tum-around for Disney Studic..
TIIE DARK CRYSTAL: Rat.eel PG, atan the
inspin!!d creation.a of Jim Henaon. the man behind
the Muppeta. But theee creatures are not pip and
frael -they're the inhabitanta of a f.antuy world
where the sti:ugg1e for good and evil ia ~ played
out apimt a sini8tel' beclcground. A triumph of
innovaUve.c:lesiZl and t.echnoJogy.
THE HOUSE WHERE EVIL DWELLS: Rated
R, atan Edward Albert, Susan George and Doug
McClure. An American family moves to Japan to
find their new house is a haven for 19th century
Japaneae ghosts.
THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK: Rated PG,
this 11equel to · "Star Wars" was nearly as well-
received as ita ~when originally released.
Cast revives most of the old charactera, played by
Mark Hamill, Harrilon Ford and Carrie Fisher, and
introduces IOme new -including ''Yoda'' featuring
the voice of "Mils Piggy's" Fnuik Oz.
THE LAST UNICOBIN: Rated G, this is
another animated version of a novel -but this time
it's for adults as well as the kids. The story, based
on the fantasy by Peter S. Beagle, follows the
odyssey of a unicorn on her search for another of
her own kind. Features the voices of Mia Farrow,
Robert Klein, Alan Arkin and JeU Bridges.
THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER: Rated PG.
stars Kirk Douglas, Jack Thompson, Sigrf'd
Thornton and newcomer Tim Burlinson in the title
role. An outdoor adventure that is sometimes
entertaining but combalJ and out-dated.
THE MISSIONARY: Rated R, Michael Palin
of Monty Python fame has the title ?'Ole in this tale
of a missionary who opel)S a home for wayward
souls in Edwardian LOndon. This warm-hearted
picture has aome amusing momenta, but ~ey'n:
offset by a boring love story and a surplus of
undeveloped plot threads.
THE TOY: Rated PG, this lilly comedy 1tan
Jackie Glea800 and Richard Pryor. The obvi~
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} NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Film I Critics Circle hu choaen .. Gandhi," Richard AttenhorouP'• flhn depictina the life of Indian leader Motumdu G'andhi, ai the beet lnOVie of -um. -· f "Tootsie," atarrinc Dmtln Hoffman, waa
i:: 1elecfed thla week u top film in three major u.. categories. . ~ ~ i 1 ~ -.2 a:
Ben KiJ'8llleY WM leJec:ted M be8t actor for his
powerful po~iill Gaadhi, the leader who
preached non-in India'• protr~ stnaJe b freedom from 1'riUab n&l9.
Mer7l ~ ... beS ~ b' ber role .. a
Polish Immigrant in "Soph»'a Qaoe." a film baed
on William Styron'•~ novel of a wcman'a
experience during the Holocaust..
Best director' went =dney PoU.Ck for "Tootsie," in which Hoffman ys an unemployed
actor who finds work and while po9lng as a
woman in a I08p opera.
"Tootsie" WU abo ched for best ICftellplay and
Jellica Lance. who plays a .,.p-opera ata.r in the
film. waa named b.-alpld\tW .me..
John Lithgow WU nimed bil& tupporting actor
for hit portrayal of a tralWexua1 footbell pl8yer in
"The World ~ to Garp," the movie based
on the novel by John lrviDa.
Nestor ~wan fer dnemawrranfilt l'1 .. 'Sophie's Choice," I.net 'l>et4!.~ ~th¥'8-,.-T1.JDe1
Stands Still," about rel>elBOW ~ students
in the 1960a, won best bdp 1anaUaet film.
The awarda will be presented at Sardi'•
mataurant here Oft Jan. 30.
Paul Newman atan u a
disillusioned Bo.ton
attorney ·in "The Verdict."
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The music makers ••• Bickering keeps band together ~ ~ By JAMES SIMON
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WORCESTER, Mass. -Their legendary
feuds, fights and breakups could supply a soap
opera with a year's worth of plot lines.
But Graham Nash insists his long-time
bickering with David Crosby and Stephen Stills has
been a rnajor factor in the band's staying power.
"We must always do what CSN does best -
write songs that are idenUfied by our audienoe as
coming from a human being within. Half the
troubles we've been through, you've probably been
through youraelf." Nash said after the veteran band
performed a eold-out ahow in central Maasachuaetts
on its well-ttJCeived comeback tour.
"It doesn't matter what fads and styles are
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wanted to write songs people can identify with,
learn from and think about, and that's all we've
ever done. It still seems to work."
eyes, and· I looked back," Nash recalled. "There was ~
nothing said -but there was everything :i
understood. ~
"A lot of people in this world waste time in
their personal relationships, and later wish they
hadn't," he said. Nash said media attention has
always been focused on their personal lives and
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decision to get back together after a five-year
absence, a period which again proved all the three
musicians are far more popular as members o{ CSN
than as solo artists. relationships and not their music. o
"When I see reviews in the paper that Crosby ~
is fat and losing his hair, I get a little annoyed, ~
because if they were reviewing a Segovia concert. a
they wouldn't start off by saying what he looked ~
like and he's 8~ and bas no hair. All you'd hear is I\)
the magic be created and what he did for the ~
He presented Crosby, a one-time Byrd, and
Stills, who started with Buffalo Springfield, with
the song, "Wasted on the Way," to sum up the time
they bad w'81ed through their constant breekupe and in-fighting since 19il9.
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I 5 to 9 p.m.
Wctterfront
NewYearS
Dinner Party!
En1oy the best view on the harbor
and a tempting dinner that includes
beverage, dessert, fine C3hfornia
champagne and your choice of:
•Roast Prime Rib of Beef au Jus
• Broiled Swordfish Steak
•Steak & Broiled Stuffed Shrimp
• Scaloppine of Veal Marsala
$19.95 ::~SON
Regular menu served
S:OOPM·8:00PM
We'll supply the Party Favors and
''THE WORLD'S MOST
CONTACIOUS ENTERTAINER"
KENNY LAURSEN
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3333 West Pacific Coast Highway
Raervatione now being acceptiii
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SALOON & REST AURA NT
AT The Newport Pier
'\'!>' ~ p..<'<'u~ NEW YEAR'S EVE EXTRA VAGANZAI
DEC. 31, 1982 .
DINNER SPECIAL ·-s10.oo SALOON PARTY* Crisp Salad
$5.00 admission Includes:
• 1 well cocktail
Seafood, Chicken or Steak entree
Homemade Cheesecake
Complimentary Champagne
PLUS
• Free champagne at midnight
Admission to Saloon Party
• Party favors/noisemakers
• Drawings lor prizes
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CALL FOR DET AILS-675-9900
2100 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach
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RESTAURANT
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Before The Celebration
Why Not Dine At The
OVERLAND STAGE RESTAURANT
Special New YNr'• Eve PKkage Includes
OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAA
Choice Of
ROASTED PRIME °' RIB OF BEEF
NEW YORK
STEAK or LONG ISLAND
DUCKLING
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A Scrumptloua New Years Eve Dessert
Complimentaly Champagne I
Wrth Bigarade Sauoe
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750-3888 HILTON AT THE PARK •14• PER PERSON.
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• $8.00 per person Tickets Now On Sale
•Prime Rib &
Seafood Buffet
•Champagne
• Live Entertainment
•Party Favors
21 and ovet
JOIN US
AT THE
SEfiEblFF
RESTAURANT
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3000 Plkn Ave., tbltilcton Beach
New Year'1 Eve P•tly
Direct from Las Vegas
TIE
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Dance to t.he 60' s music
and current top 40' s.
Dinner from 5 P.M.
Entertainment from 9 P .M.
PARTY FAVORS
-Reservatiom Accepted
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Special Menu
Seatings at
5 p.m., 7 p.m., 9 p.m.
(HATS, HORNS & NOISEMAKERS)
dancina to The Gres Topper Group
reservations ... 833-2770
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Your Holiday
Entertainment
Center
Albertson's Market
Bank of America
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A VERY SPECIAL
JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Award winning traditional
Japanese cu1sine and
superb western-style specialties.
Your favorite seafood,
chicken, and steak. Delicate
soups and delightful
salads. Impeccable service 1n
a most beautiful setting.
Discover Yamato . .
a verv special dining expenence . • vantato
60 Fashion Island
Newport Beach / 644-4811