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ORANGECOUNTV. C AllfOHNIA 25 CENTS
Medical Cenier faces difficult Medi-Cal fight
By GLENN SCOTT
Of IM 0..., No4 Itel!
AdmmtStrators from UC Irvine
M edical Center traveled to
Sacramento today to fulfill a
requirement t hat they bargain
w ith state negotiators for a
Meda-Cal contract
In the past, hospitals weren't
forced to wan rights to s.-rve
Medi-Cal patwnts and ret·i>1v~·
Hille reimbursement A'/J a
practical matter. most hospitals
WP.re eligible
Due to lc•gaslataon signed into
law last summer. only h08p1t.als
awarded compet1t1Vl' l'Ontraclll
wall bec:ome what m1~ht be called
dUthora?A>d Meda-Cal dealers
At UCIMC. where 51 perc:-ent
of the an patient ft'<'S la'lt year
Wert.• paid throulo(h Mt'd1 C.11. the>
nt't'd for a contract tB crucial. siud
Administrator Walllam Gonzalez
lie said UCIMC. which serves a
high proportion o f Orange
County's poor, as more vulnerable
than most to changes
The nt.•w l'Ontral·ts for
handling Mt>da-Cal patients wt'rl'
mandated by the stu te
Legislature tu reduce tht:' slate
uudgt.'l deft('lt The changt'Over,
Supervi s ors begin new terms
Wie d e r , Clark and Riley worn in; Stanto n ch air man
By JEFF ADLER
Of th• 0.11, Piiot 111•11
Orange County governmt'nt's
new year was ushc:rt.'d 1n with
pomp and ceremony as thn'e
veteran members of the board of
supervisors wen.• sworn an for
new terms Tuesday
Supervisors Harriett W1edt·r.
Ralph Clark and Thomas Riley,
re-elected in the June primary
elec\ion . o ff1c1ally re.Joined
colleagues Bruce Nest.ande and
Roger Stanton as board members
during ceremonies at the county
Hall of Adm1nastrat1on m Santa
Ana.
The board's first official action
o f 1983 came today when
Stan ton was named boa rd
c h airman and Wieder w<1s
selected vice chairman for the·
coming year.
Among tht• several hundred
who attendC'd Tuesdav 's
ceremony was Lt Gov Leo
McCarthy. who r('(·ated his own
oath or office only a day earlier
in Sacramento McCarthy was
there to introduce Clark, a fellow
DemocraL
McCarthy and the three
supervisors. commenting upon
what they believe lies ahead for
co~ty and state government.
echoed words that often have
been heard before in the hearing
-room.
Each official said many new
c h allenges remain for county
MIO"emment whU• many chronic
~rob lem s. particularly
1 transportation, await aolutl.ons.
Addressing t he fiscal w oes
inherited by Gov George
Deukmejlan when he recited lhe
oath of office Monday, McCarthy
Leo MC'Carthy
s u g g t· :. t l' d t h a l p u I I I 1 c d I
"gradloc:k" might be thl' result 1f
the Dt.•mocrat1c legislature
Democral1l constatutlof'lal officers
and the Republican
adman1strat1on don't strtkt' some
sort of budget compromtSl'
The first to be sworn in was
Wieder. who was administered
the oath o( office by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Robert Knox.
Looking ahead to the four
yeat'9' of her second board tenn.
Wieder sai d she expects
government will continue lO look
for ways to streamhne 1t.seU and
economi.z.e
"The days o f blank-check
budgets have vanished. We face
an era when only essential
services will be affordable."
Wieder said "We can no longer
afford the far-flung regulatory
all;encaes we have established
undc:r thl· gua~· of prou~ tin~ u:.
from ourselVL'S ..
Wtt'Cler ran unnpposcd an the
Junl' primary 111 a district that
111dudes both Huntington &>ach
Jnd Fountain Valley
Clark. after re<:itmg the oath
administered by Orange County
Superior Court Judge James
Alfano, suggested the d1Hicult
questions now (acing county
government arl' the same ones
t-ounty off1C'lals have be-en fat·ang
for years
"How . for t•xample. l'an bl:'
bal<tnCC' tht• protc:et1on of our
t'nv1ronment wath the dl•mands
of our economy? How can we
provide neE'ded medical care lo
thC' poor'' I low can we sustain the
quality of lift.• m a rf?l't•ss1on -
ravaged era of less money, le::.s
.1obs and less opportunity? What
can we do aboul the (John
Wayne) airport? About the
courts? About our det.er1ora11ng
transportation system?" Clark
asked
Clark. whose district takes an
Anaheim. Buena Park and
Orange. 1s the board's senior
member. H e was elected to a
fourth term last June without
opposiuon.
Stressing transportation in
ne wly develo~ng portions of 10uth Orange unty, Supervlaor
Thomas {Utey id o ne oi the
1reatest challenges facing the
board will be its abilit y to
provide the systems needed to
move people about in coming
years.
"What is needed now is the
dl'velopment of a comprehensive
financial pat·kage which gets the
!See BOARD, Page A4 I
and restr1ct1on11 on kinda o f
medical services to be funded are
ant.ended to save the slate $200
malhon an the fiscal year ending
Junt.• 30
The switch is causing serious
probll'ms for hospitals suc·h as
UCIMC Gonz.all'l estimated tht.·
hospital's annual budget will
net.-d to be reduced as much as
$6 8 m1lhon to absorb the shock.
R ay Malavas i
"This as a very drastic and
profound change that 1 don't
think most people have grasped
the s1gn1hc·ance of," he aaad
Layoff notices to take erfe<:l in
45 day11 soon wall be sent to 250
1·mployee:. at the medical t'l'nter
10 percent of the full-ta me
staff. he said Not all of those are
expectl'd to be laid o ff
Adm1n1st ra to rs continue to
l'Xammt: shortent>d work weeks,
a<'Celerat.ed relirement prog.rams
for veteran workeni and waya of
encou raga ng low -sen1 orl ty
workers to find other jobs, he
sa id
"We're going lO uae layofCa as a
last resort," Gonzale'l said.
Off1c1als also expect t o
(·onsoltdate some services and •
(See MEDI-CAL, Page At)
Malavasi
dumped
'for fans'
L os Angeles Rams own e r
Georgia FronlJere says she fired
head coach Ray Malavasi, who
guided the National Football
League club to its only S uper
Bowl berth, "for the sake of our
fans.·•
Malavasi, who coached t he
Rams m to the Super Bowl an
1980. but who had two losing
PLAYERS' REACTION:
See Sports, Page Dl
seasons, was relaeved o f h is
position Tuesday. confirming
reports from early in the season
that he was on his way out.
Frontiere said in a prepared
statement: "We are indebted to,
Ray for some fine seasons of
football. He helped us into the
playoffs three times, won two
division c hampio ns hips and
coached our first Super Bowl
team. Unfortunately. the results
of the past two seasons have
fallen short of our goal '° give
our fans a wiruUng team.
"I have a stro ng personal
feeling of friendship for Ray. He-
ia a fille and Joyal person..
However. I feel for the sake o .,.
our fans, it is time to make ~
~~j~ by uijuries. the ~
completed the strike-shortened
season with a 2-7 record after-!
going 6-10 in 1981. Malavasi had'
steered them to a record of 12-4
!See MALA VASI, Page AZ >
Valley voting date, rules changed
'
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
01 llM D.ilJ Pllol llefl
Changes an the city elet·t1on
date and campaign finance rules
have been tentatively approved
by the F o untain Valley City
Council.
Tuesday night the council
changed the date of city elections
from April to November in
even-numbered years to coincide
wath statewide general electtons
The council also repealed the
local campaign finance ord1m111ce.
meaning candidates will have to
adhere only to state campaign
guidelines A $500 cealinj:l on
ind1v1dual contribut1ons, not
1ndudc.-d an the state law, was
approved. howevl.'r
The council approved the
changes in a first reading o f
proposed o rdinances Final
approval is expected in two
weeks.
The changl.' 1n the local
elc'<.'llon date was suggested as a
m e ans of 1ncreas1ng voter
par11c·1pat1on an the election o(
c 1tv co uncil members Last
April's council elecuon drew on ly
16 pNcent of the registered
Fount.am Valley voters. ln 1980,
th<' turnout was 14 percent.
Thl' election date change
would affect council members'
terms scheduled to expire in
April. 1984. Under the new law:
these terms would be extended
through November. 1984
The onl y council member
opposing the election date change
was Fred Voss, who said h e
favored moving the local election
to coincide instead with local
school board elections an
November of odd -numbered
years.
Voss said local candidates and
issues wall be "obscured" by the
slate and national rat·es that
auract more attention.
Regarding the repealing of the
city's cam paign finan ce
guidelines, Caty Attorney Alan
Burns said many o f these
prov1s1ons alrcaay have been
pre-empted by state campaign
laws.
The switch to state guidelines
wail make the following changes
1n local campaign reporting
procedures:
Anonymous and cash.
contributions to a candidatl(
cannot exceed $100. (The city
hmit was $50.)
OV teachers push pay boost
-A candidate need not iile a
campaign finance statement 1f hi.I
receipts or expenditures are less
than $500. (The city figure wa.S·
$200.)
-Contributions of $1 ,000 oe
more made after the closing date)
for filing the last campaagrt
statement before the election
By ROBE RT BARKER
Of llM Delly Pllol ll•tf
·.
Ocean Vie w School D1stricl
teacher s, cla1m1ng they a re
amo ng tht> lowest p aid
elementary teachers an Orange
County. are stepping up demands
for what translates into a 9
percent pay increase 1n this
year's salarws
Assoc1at1on, told trustees this
w~k that the Hunungton Beach
teac hers could not accept the
board's latest offer which she
said includes substandard salaries
and working conditions.
adm1n1s trat1ve staff while
t<'achcrs' pay ranked below the
county median."
However, Cigures supphed by
the association showed that the
superintendent of a Buena Park
distract actually was paid more
than Ocean View's Dale Coogan
1n 1981 -82 Eight ot her
superintendents were close.
must be reported within 48 hours \
a ft er receipt and must be ~·
Stretching the sun
A young baskethaltplayer wQrke on his
Iona u 1he la1t rayt .f>I the t un keep the
area lighted at Main Beach Park in
Laguna Beach. The.e athletes get all they
can, and J hen tome, OUt Of the I UD. '
ti ..
Cecile Maurie.-, president of
the Ocean V1c·w Teachers
She announced that teachers
also found n demoralizing "that
the district could afford to have
the highest paid elementary
superintendent an O r ange
County and the highest paid
San On of re reactor
shut do-wn
The Unit 2 reactor at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating
Station has been shut down -
just 12 hours after it resumed
electrical production.
The 1,100-meaawatt reac tor
beaan produc ing electricity
Mo nday alter a three-week
shutdown for repairs. Tueeday'a
shutdown occurred after workers
found a leaky tube that waa
allowing ~an water to pus l!'t.o
the plant conden.er.
Dave Barron, a 1pokesman for
Southern CaUfomla ld1lon Co .. maJor owner of the nuclear
1tatlon three m.Uet 110Uth of San
Clemente, aid UnJt 2 probebly
will be bllek ln operation by the
end of w Tk.
• again
The ocean tube leak is not a
ne w problem at the Unit 2
reactor On Nov. 19. with the
reactor operating at ~O percent
capacity, another sea water tube
leaked, setting off a chain of
problem.a that kept the plant out
of 1ervtce for about a week.
Under normal condltiona the
plant U1eS ocean water to cool the
tteam ln the oondemer, tumJ.nc
that atHm lnt.o water w hich I.I
reconverted t.o 1team to drive th•
turbine. •
Technician• dl1covered the
leak Tuesday when they
detected hllh 1evela ol eodlum
and cbloc16e In the conden.ter
water, lam>n uld.
1
Maurice said it wasn't clear
h o w t he top ranking was
computed or w hether Coogan's
doctorate deg r ee a nd
$385-a-month cu allo wance
were counte d . She said the
figures w e re compiled by the
Orange County Qepartment of
EducaUon .
Coogan's salary was listed at
(See TEACHERS. Pase At)
reported on subsequent campai~,
sta tements . (The cit y la~
required such reports for late
contributions of $25 or more.)
State law has no limitation ol
the amount any ~erson may
donate to a single candidate.
Fountain Valley's law imposed •
$250 ceiling on individual
donations.
Councilwoman Barbara Brown.
argued that the city should retail\
a ~ling of $500 on indMdu ,
conTributlons as a means ~.
keeplng down the cost of runninl'
for local ·office. !
(See VALLE Y, Pase At)
lllDEX
A square. rigger from the Gold Rush days
will be recreated at Dana Po int Harbor.
See Page Bl.
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,\I Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Wedne1dey, January&, 1983 ~\ .
=--=:,,,._ c.onttnueil ~tOries·
MEDI-CAL FIGHT • • • JlePhaps shut down certain
hosJ»tat' W1np &u -...lie me._:. :.:~ (~ze on d lJcretlonary travel and
relattd expenses already has
been implemt>nted, he said
1 A lthough Gom:alt•z and his
aaslstants won't know exactly
what lo expect until negotmtions
~ over. he said he carries l11tlt..>
>\ope that the medical center's
first major layoUs in recent
~mory C'an be avoided.
"It's kind of a dosed book," he
sa.id, noting that his hospital, the
UC Board of Regents and the
Hospital Coum·ll o r Southe rn
California lobbied against the
Medi-Cal legislation last summc>r
involving Indigent care. an
eirttm.~6'c~ )leH;..
are Included In UC JMC'1 $6.8
million coet-cuuJ.ng figure.
UCIMC offiC'iuls eXJX'('t to met.•t
tw1ct.• with state negotiators to
work out a Meda-Cal contract
Gonzalez said Tuesday that litlle
l'ould bl• predicted about the
out.c'Ome -and whether the $6.8
million 1s a realsstu: figure
because of the l'Ompelllivc nature or the contracts.
Tht> best possible outcome. he
said, would be.-1:1 total loss this
year of $2 5 m1lhon
The Medi-Cal <'hangl'S are not
exJM'('ted to hurt the UCI College
o f M e dicine's research or
teaching programs at the medical
l'enter, said Stan ley van den
Noort, college dean.
Along with the new laws
go v e r n 1 n g M t' d 1 Ca 1 . t h l'
legislature also modified 1 ts
a~sistance for treating poor
people dass1f1ed as medically
i"digent adults. This group
formerly was eligible for Med1-
Cal due to catastrophil' illness or
injury and/or loss o f pb
Under the new l<•gislation,
financial respons10111ty tor sucn
people was shifted from st.ate to
county government. The stall:'
\OijlJ provide 70 percent of the'
a~erage costs of the past three
y~ars for treatment of indigents.
The real danger . he said.
would be if the hospital didn't
win a Medi-Cal contract. But van
den Noort, who was among the
group g oing to Sacramento
today, said he was opt1mist1c that
the institutio n w o uld bt-
sncluded
T hing"' are no t what they eem her e. These two Newpor t Beach
firemen a ren 't resting o n the job but checking attic for possible
t'X tt'nsion o f fire tha t da maged Santa Ana He ights home.
':
He noted it would be "wrong
to believe" the medical center
needed poor people for training
medjcal s tuden ts and said the
l'Om.mitment to serving the poor
1s bast>d on a separate ISSUe, the
UC system's joint responsiQility
to see that no one goes without
proper medical care.
TEACHERS UPSET • • • Utility woi-ker
injured in blaze Gonzalez, n oting t h at his
hospital handles many indigents,
said the state funds won 't cover
c o s ts, whic h means f ewer
ser vices a nd therefore, Jess
revenu e . Projected losses
MALAVASI DUMPED. • •
Georgia Fronliere
after becoming the head coach m
1978. then 9-7 in 1979 and 11 -5 m
1980
The firing came just a day
after Malavas1 expressed
confidence that the coming week
would be business as usual for
him.
"I expect we'U have meetings
during the next week lo start
making plans for n ext year ,"
Malavasi said on Monday.
But Tuesday night he said the
hrin~ was not unexpected.
"Why s h o uld 1t come as a
surprise," he said in a telephone
interview. "Nothmg ever comes
as a surprise. I've been coaching
for 31 years."
S5:i,904 He said 1t has been
adjusted to a $55.000-$56,000
r,mgt' this year
Coogan, superinte ndent of the
d1stnl·t for nine years. said his
salary s h ould be among the
C'Ounty's highest for elementary
districts because of its size.
Ol·ean View, with 10,300
c hildren a lle nding 23 schools
r;.1 n g1ng from kindergarten
through eighth grade, is the
S<.'<.·ond Largest ele me ntary district
in the county, ranking behind a
d1stnc·t in Anaheim.
"I'm paid on the basis of size
and tenure and what I like to
think 1s a reasonable degree of
t'Ompetence," Coogan said.
Coogan sai d e lementar y
principals are prud "exactJy the
county average." Seventh and
eighth grade print·1pals receive
higher pay.
Tht• teal'hc:rs asso<'iat1on is
seeking a 2 pt•rt·ent adjustment
on present salaries (lhe contract
expirl'd last June 30) and a seven
perl'ent pay increase for th e
current &·hool year
Tht• district hus l'OUntered with
two offers One l'alls for a 7
percent pay increase this year
and next year The second calls
VALLEY ELECTION DATE CHANGES • • • Councilman Ben Nielsen
o pposed this limit. saying 1t
would favor wealthy candidates
who can spend their own funds
to run , while hand1capp1ng
candidates of more modest means
who must obtain outside
donat10~ to finann.• a <'ampa1gn
The $500 1nd1v1dual
contribution ceiling. which also
apphes to last-mmut~ donations
despite the $1.000 state limit on
tht>m. was approved by a 3-2
vote• Favoring the $500 limit
Wl·rt· Brown. Mayor Marvin
Adlt-r :rncl Council man James
Neal. OpJ>O!,ang were Nielsen and
Voss.
Sunny., lVar01er
1l'on~la /
' • Fair tonight •nd ThurS<11y w1th
tome high CIOuda Ch1ne41 ot fog
or low clouds near the cout late
tonight 1no e•rl~ T hursCl•y
Sunny ano a b1t ••rmer
Ci>vem1grit lows 38 to 50 H1Qh1 on ThurS<lay 66 to 72
the 201 tonight T1>a l\1gri
Thursday 11 pre<llctld It S4 to 62
An ovarn19ht low ol 25 to 35 11
e•pected 1n the Owen1 V11tey
which 11 torecaat to h•v• 1811
weethe• wltri ri1gri cloudl
Thu..01y Ind 1 ri;gri leme>«eture
bet_.. 55 ano 63
The high o-.s are lorecut to
hive tows tonoghl ol 28 10 40 end
highs ThurSC11y OI 58 to 68, 'Wtllle
the lows 1n 1rie lowe< Cle-II are
••peeled to dre>p to 35 to 42 ll>d
the 1>lgh1 are preo1c1ec1 et 88 to
75 Thurselay All Cl•M<11 lhOUld
t>e lair with tome high Oloud1
Skies """ be cloudy or et t>est huy 1bo•e most Of Nortnern
Calllorn1a on Thurld•y ...... ,"' .. ~ .... '°'f \it-• .....
I Elsewriere from Potnl
Ci:oncept1on lo lhe Mex1c1n
border ano out 80 milea Light
v11table winela nlghl 1no mom1no
hours. t>ecomino -terty 7 to 12
0 11 Thur1dey 1lternoon.
•t•ly 5"'911 1 to 3 leet through
0
'f "A lJ ' oPf·' !J' ( ,,mmeitt,f'
~ronls Cold.....,. Warm....,
for a I percent adjustment
d£'signt-d to bring teachers to the
county median and a 7 percent
inl'rease for the present year.
Figur<>s provided by the
teal'hc>rs assoc1at1on showed that
<X-ean V-4ew teachers receive an
average annual pay of $23,747,
ranking the m 11th of 14
elemt'ntary districts in the
coun ty, Maurice said .
Maurice claimed that th e
district "1s very solvent" because
·of sales of surplus property.
An impasse has been declared
1n negot1at1ons The next
med1at1on session 1s sche duled
Jan. 11
A gas company employee
suffered first and second-degree
burns on his right arm Tuetlday
after a gas line he was repairing
_at a Santa Ana Heighta tesidence
bunrt into flamb.
Rod Harris, 28, of Huntington
Beach was treated a t Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital for t he burns
and later released. Harris works
for the Southern California Gas
Company:
Firefighters from the Orange
H e r turn's letter-perfect
County Fire Department and the
New port Beach Fire Department
controlled the 1 :45 p.m. blaz.e, at
2302 S . Bristol St., in 10 minutes,
according to capt. Gary Stenberg.
Damage to the structure was
estimated at $1,500, Stenberg
s aid . The contents of the
residence were not damaged.
The gas line was lgnjted by a
nearby water heater which was
left on d uring t h e rep air,
Stenberg said.
I
i : Louisa Arnold totals the score for h e r tum in Scrabble game with
Cliff Nicho ls at Ne wport Bea ch Tennis Club. People who received
a ne w gam eboard for Christmas and want more competition may
want to match their wits with club m embers described on Page
B l.
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c.pl ror a chance or fog or low
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W1despreeo tog was lorec111
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communities t>ut the het"'f m111
would clear 1n most are1a by
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Rein continued to fell .csou
PIClflc North-I and uw-r lee todlty, fl'MZing In IOfN
Fog w .. lormlog over pana of
••••. the N1t1on1t Weath1r
ervlc• reported A 1>1nd of
oudt ••tended lrom 1outh
tr•I Te••• 1crou perts of
k l a hom1 10 llltno11 and
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loud• near tllt Southern
alll ornle c o11t Thu11day
ornlng , but the N•llon11
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uld b• l •lr wllh 1ome high
Oulu th
Triere was 1 shgrit chanc e of
sho-rs Thur&Oay morning 1n the
Mount Sh1St•·S1sk1you areJ1
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tor TliursOay included t:urt11ta
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Concord_ 44. Su1envl11e. 45
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warned to keep a wary eye on w.,hlngton near whe~ fOI
fut-rlaina rivers today, while and freezing rain wa1
Loulaiana flood vlctlma were hampering the 11earch for five
beainnlng the dreary job of peoplJLwho c:Uuppeued
reclaiming their mud-caked Monday n ight while on a
homes after three rain-free fllaht from Portland to Idaho
days. Falla.
The National W eather
Claims hit $105 million
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -the
MGM Grand H o tel has
agreed to pay $75 million In
claims from a 1980 fire that
killed 85 peo ple In the
gambling re90rt, bringing its
total payments from the
disaster to $105 million.
Although the settlement
reached Tuesday will not be
filed in cou rt until it is
formally approved by all
parties, U.S . District Court
Judge L ouis C . Bechtle
author ized the release of a
statement by the hotel and
attorneys representing the
450 remai ning plaintiffs
detailing the $75 million
payment.
1,000 apply for 100 jobs
PIDRlA, Ill. -More than
l ,000 people applied for 100
minimum-wage jobs at a
supermarket on the first day
that applications were being
accepted , state job agency
officials said.
WORLD
Ma rk Alcorn and two
friends spent 9 hours ln the
cold waiting to be first in line
when the Job ,Service office
opened at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday
to take applications for jobs at
a new Kroger store.
Peace proposal promised
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia
-Leaders of the Soviet bloc
today promised a "new great
peace proposal" based o n
renunciation of military force
between the Warsaw Pact
and NATO.
A communique carried by
the official Czechoslovak
news agency CTK at the end
of a two-day Warsaw Pact
summit said the proposal
would be published at the
United Nations at some later
lime by leaders of the Eas'
European alliance.
Mexico pushing austerity
MEXICO C ifY -
Warning that high inflation
and unemployment will
continue,President~lde
la Madrid told the nation he
: will push hi• auaterity f program to shake Mexico out
• of its worst rea!!!Sion in half a l century.
He said the country is
recovering i ta sagging
presttae and the QOnfidence of
foretln bank.en, i but Mexico um faces a toyh nar .
lnffation ov•r• at 100
percent and 1.2 million
Mexicans have loat their Jobe
since the criaia hf in A~ •
STATE
40%. 'flunk' smog tests
L OS ANGELES -A
series of s urprise auto
inspections revealed that 40
percent of 45 cars check ed
had in e ff ective or
disconnected smog-control
systems, the s tate A ir
Resources Board says.
The inspections, conducted
along Rosemead Boulevard ln
suburban Rosemead , were
th e first in a ser ies o f
unannounced inspections the
agency plans this month, said
Don Drachand, chief of the
ARB's Los Angeles vehicle
control division.
Three California Highway
Patrol officers who randomly
pulled over the vehicles 10
miles northeast of Los
Angeles could have cited
drivers for inadequate smog
devices.
Ex-con guilty of threat
L OS' ANGELES -A
25-year-old ex-<:0nvict could
be aentenced up to five years
in prison and given a $1,000
fine fqr threatening to kill
President Reagan in a letter
sent to a Palm De9ert radio
station.
Robert Dale Granget, who
has a history of mental
problems, was convicted
Tue9day on a federal charge
of aending the letter threat,
and will be sentenced Jan. 25,
said Aaistant U.S. Anomey
R.icha.rd Kendall.
Cyclist awarded $675,000
LOS ANGELES -A
,$6 75 ,000 pa yment w as
approve d b y the county
Tuesda y for a f o rm e r
ambulance driver who
• suffered brain damage when
: he was thrown from his
• motorcycle a fter h itting a
large pothole In a road in
Malibu.
Immediately after voting
on the payment for Gary
V o lz. 43. .th.e....B o aci o f..
Supervisors adopted
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn'•
motion ins tructing the
county's Road Department to
set up a "pothole hotline" to
encourage prompt reporting
of dangerous road conditiona..
SACRAMENTO -Oov.
Oeora• Oeukmejlan uy1
C.Ufornlan• will have to wall
until next w•k to f lnd out lf hll
~~W'al addret1 reference to
'1 n•t tax••,. la a 1l1nal of
eoftenb\C oppoej!J9n to a tax hike.
11I've noUced there'• been tome
effort• to Interpret· thoee
remark•," Deukmejaln told
1 epor tiers Jfueeday en roui. to hi.I
flnt cabinet meetJna.
"I think I'll hold l>Kk and wait
unUl Monday and then perhaps
there'll be a further, more
complete e>eplanatlon of tho1e
remarb," he added.
ve wee . .
allo be aet1!nc IOM8 lllput from 111M doee not want to tee an
our cabinet memben. Next lncreaM In the tax burden of
Monday I'll be maktna a mor. Callfornlana. That'• where he
deC&lled.statement on the budaet 1 tar ti Ir 9 m . That' 1 the and the state of the 1tate.'' ne phU010phlcal framework bui
18id. -there'• a Iona road bet~
Later Deuk·mejlan preu when the buaaet m•:-.1,• l.-IN!CreWy Larry ThomM uld the 'deUverecl and the final et,"
• new aovernor 1tW II apprmchlna Thomu added.
the b ~ ~ t et from the In hl1 lnauaural addre11
• '1ohilolopNcal framework" that Monday. t ,he Rep u b ll can
the state should not ra1M taxee. aovernor uaed the phrue "net
But Thomaa did not spedflcally taxes," trluerlna speculation
rule out a tax ~. that he mi1ht endone a tax
1"nle propoeal that will be put lncreue If lt were temporary or
forth by the aovernor l• a tled to tome broader revl&lon of
balanced budget that will not tax laWI. ·
Swigerteuolgized as servant
More than 1,000 attend funeral for Apollo 13 astronaut
DENVER (AP) -J..ack
Swigert, the astronaut who
pined fame guiding the stricken
Apollo 13 speceuaft safely back
to Earth, has been eulogl7.ed at
hil funeral aa a man dedicated to
aerving othen.
More than 1,000 fellow
politicians and Utro!'Uluta, friends
and family filled the Church of
the Risen Christ to capacity
Tuesday for the funeral.
· Swige rt, 5.1, died of
compli~tions from bone marrow
cancer Dec. 27, one week before
he would have been sworn in as
a Colorado congressman.
Fishermen
rescued
at sea
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two San
Diego fi s h ermen whose boat
burne d a nd sank in shark-
infested waters spent 38 hours in
a dinghy before being rescued
when crewmen Crom a passing,
Navy ship spotted the
flshennen's last flare.
Terry Hawkins, 44~ and Ted
Gelger, 40, we,:e picked up about
1 l 00 miles off the cout of San
Die10 Tuesday nlsht by
crewmen from the deatroyer
t.enOer Amdla.
The pair had aurvived in the
open sea a1nce Monday momina
by eatin1 kelp dwinc the clay
and hugging each other for
warmth durlni the n11ht.
Presid ent and Mra. Reagan
expreued their sympathy in a
telegram to Swigert'• mother,
Virgi1'ia-Swlgert, which was
read at the funeral:
"Our hearts and prayen are
with you and your family on
Jack's death. His courage
throughout hi• life has been
an Inspiration to othen and ~
memory will alwaYI live on· aa
young Americana follow in hi.I
footsteps of love and 1e1'Vice to
our nation . With" d eepest
sympathy ... "
Jim Lovell, who waa a1ao on
the Apollo 13 apace capsule in
1970 when it was crippled by an
explolion in apace, said Swtprt
"had thoee qualities a man wOuld
like to .ee n lif s son, troops
would like to see in a general, the
public' would like to 1ee In a
politician ...
Fonner Secretary of the Army
Howard "Bo" Callaway, now
Colorado Republican party
chairman, said Swigert was more
than a hero.
"He real~y-wa-• the-beat
congressman we will ever have.
We will all work a little harder,
strive to stand a little taller
because of J ack."
"Thank God for the Navy; I
hope I never have to go through
that again," said Hawkins ut.er ·
he was returned home to San
Diego. "We saw some sharks, we
had to fight off a seal, but all we ·
could think about was survival.
Survival was number one."
Both men were shaken and
tired from the experience, but
otherwlle unhurt.
Hawkins said he and Geiger
had been out at sea for several
days fishing for rock cod when
an explosion rocked his 40-foot
fishing boat, "Nina," early
Monday. A fire quickly engulfed
the boat and the men were
forced to abandon ship.
Hawkins said for the next
several hours they watched from
the dinghy as the boat was
consumed by fire and sank. They
only had a handful of flares.
Farmers angry
Kinan Burk of-Springfield , Colo., has his
handcuff & cut by an unidentified man
during demonstration by 300 angry
farmers at the Baca County Courthouse in
Springfield. The farmers were ptotestiog
the auction of a 320-acre farm and had to..
1 be held ba~k by tear gas. Burk was one of
three arrested but eacaped by jumping out
a courthoue ·
•
o l&atlon 11 to lltten to the.._
peopl•, w• mutt inake everr
eflort· to re1tore fllcalr
mponlfbUlty without • Ml cafJ lncrMle, .. Dilukmejan ....s.
Since hi.I elecUon two man~ • Deulunej&n hll nfmed ..,. aet lnvolved ln the ..... ~l
how to cope with the pro~ f 1.6 btlllon deficit ln the ttawi
buda•t no.pt to repeet ~
ltatementl that he didn't beli9W'•
the 1tate "nMdt" a tarincr ·.w
Reactln1 to the "net tax-tii
1tatement ln the fnaUIW'al, bodw I
Democratic and Republlcanl
le9den spec:Wated It lndJcated *1
qnlticant llhih.
Benjamin Rosenthal
NY solon
Rosenthal
dies ·at 59
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Re
Benjamin Roeenthal, D-N.Y ., ~
early opponent of the Vie~
War who later became a cruudet
for oonawnen. died the day after
he wa1 sworn in for an 11th
term. He was ~9. ·
Roilenthal, who suffered from
cancer of the colon, Wf'-
dMC:ribed by New York rq
Edward Koch aa "~
Y ork'1 great.est legialaton. •
H1a death Tue.day oomes--etp . d~ya after ltep.-elect Jack
Swiprt, It-Colo., died, Jee~
the Home with -n.n-icra1a, U Republican• and ttrO'
vacancie1. No date haa been
announced for a 1pedal elecUonf
to fill Roeenthal'a 8eaL
Roeetlthal'• sharp ~
abruive pert0nality made ~,.)
unpopular with 1ome fello"'f,,
politicians, including former,
Prftldent Lyndon Joluwon. w~ •
objected when Roeenthal calleq,:.>
hla admJruatration a puppet of
South Vietnam. Ll
But othen, such u Koch and
Rep. Robert Kaatenmeier,
D-Wis., who administered th
oath Rosenthal took from a
hospital bed on Monday, said he
displayed co urage and
compassion.
"I regarded him as a model,•
said Kaatenmeier. "He had a
great deal of pluckineu and
courage. He knew odds were
against him... ~
Kastenmeler said Roaenthai · ·
was surrounded by docton llDd
relatives at Georgetown
University Hospital when h~
took the oath of office. '
"It didn't really matter ; we
only uw one boat Monday and
that wu too far away to see any
of our flares, and there were no
boall Tue.day -until the Navy
came along, the wonderful
Navy," Hawkins said.
On Monday n ight, the
fishermen tried to tie their small
dinghy to a kelp bed to keep
from being toaed about by ocean
swells. But a large seal also
wanted the kelp bed for a rest
spot, and Hawkins said the
animal tried to nudge the dinghy
away~
Skllled Pr~feaalonal • • • •
During the day on Tuesday,
the men saw sharks swimming
cloee by.
"We were w o rried about
sharks, exposure, the whole
routine," said Hawkins. "But I
wouldn't say we were scared. We
just wanted to survive." ·
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Sharing the spotlight a t swear ing-in ceremonies Tuesday wer e
r~-elected super visors (from left ) Thomas Riley, Ha rriett Wieder
and Ralph Clark.
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BOARD .. • • From Pa~ A1
l'1 -~ .. • --...:~~~-communTly trwulved-and
r--=•:...:.v.:::.ol~ '-"'JJndentandlnc ot tbl•
tran1poriilTon <'hallen1• th•t
faces the county,'' Rlll!y Hid,
af\4tr t.akln1 the oath of office
from atatw Court of Appeal
JuaUcci Robert l\Jck.lCll.
Ril ey, whoso dlatrlc t
enoompaues much of the Or&Ulg~
'Co11t, "said other challen1e1
facing coun\y aovernment
Include housing, 1upplyln1
adequate water and providing air
tranaportaUon.
Riley a ho ltrt"llt"d the
Importance of complcUn1 the
San Joaquin Tranaportatlon
Corridor by the end of the decade
and reaolvlng que~lone over
future expansion of the existing
Moulton Parkway In Laguna
Hilla.
The San Joaqu in
Transportation Corridor la a
proposed freeway that would
extend from Newport Beach to
San Juan Capistrano It would be
designed to reJleve congestJon on
both Pacific Coast Highway and
the San Diego Freeway.
"If we delay unnecessarily
with this process. I believe that
the continued positive growth
which we have seen 1n the south
county cannot be maintained and
the traffic problems whict'l we
see in the county to the north
will become an Increased reality
in the south," Riley said.
The retired Marine Corps
general. who began his third
term after taking the oath, wu
re-elected handily after
defeating three challengers.
YMCA's coffer
grows $500,000
The James Irvin e
Foundatl!>n tLa" alven •'
$500,000 ·grant to the 6nUlsO
County YMCA FederaUon to
help begin Ill $15.6-mllllon
drive for new and expanded
faclllties
The foundat1on's Sift cometa
In the form of a matching
grant. The federation muat
ralae a almllar amount, said
Ralph Leatherby, chairman
of the federation's Board of
Directors.
• Laguna Beach senior
c itizens Interested In
publiahing their written
words ahould si'ln up for
Diana Azbell'• writing course,
which begins Monday
She wilJ present six
workshops on all forms of
• Evening jet noise from
the Marine Corps Ajr Station,
El Toro, is expected lo be
louder than u sual several
days this month becauae of.
aircraft carrier-landing
All of the money rat.ed In
the campaJan la int.ended to
go toward f•cilltlea In
Newport Beach, Huntington
Beac h , Santa Ana and
Laguna Niguel. The (rvlne
Foundauon lunda. If matched
will be split evenly among th~ four.
The YMCA Federauon was
started m 1975, through a
grant fr o m the Irvine
Foundation, to raise funds
Crom countywide donors.
writing, including the short
story. TV scripts, the novel
and the essay at the Senior
Citizen community center
The fee 1s $50 for the six
two·hour sessions.
·For information , c all
497-2441.
practice.
Noise will mcreaae from 5
to 7 p.m. today, Thursday,
Friday and Jan. 13, 14, 20, 24,
25 and 26, according to a base
spokesman.
2 maimed pelicans to join Shamu
•The Parent Teacher
Organization for the
Huntington Beach Union
H igh S c hool Diatrict
guidance center is holding an
aluminum and newspaper
drive Saturday .
People wishing to
contribute material may bring
it by the center at 17200
Golden West St. between the
hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on
Saturday. .
Bv J OEL C. DON ofttt. D.., Not 9lalf
Two brown pelicans fitted
wjth artificial beaks will leave a
4guna Niguel animal hospital
today for their new but
U;mporary home at Sea World in
San Diego.
The birds will not be
restrained or caged once tape
around their wings wears off m
two to four weeks, according to
marine park spokeswoman Diane
Wolfe. Wildlife officials hope the
pelicans will be able to resume
normal lives in the wild
following attacks las t fall that
left them without upper beaks.
The pelicans -Rusty ahd
Jamie -will be kept 111 a special
facility and will not be on public
view, Wolfe said.
"We're hoping that in the time
they are here the rehabilitadon
area will be imprinted on them so
they'll come back for food so tlult
we can observe them." she said.
Biologists still fear .that the
fiberglass beaks may rip off
when the birds dive into the sea
to catch fish. Without their upper
beaks, the pelicans cannot feed
themselves. If the beaks come off. Sea
World has offered to care for the
birds for life, Wolfe added.
Crown Valley Animal Hospital
veterinarian Gayle Roberts is
more optunistic about the novel
prosthetic surgery that has been
performed on four of !5 patients
in the hospital's "pelican ward."
The surgtcal team, headed by Dr.
Robert Rooks of Fountain Valley,
used steel plates, screws and a
powerful bone cement to attach
the specially molded beaks.
Dr. Roberts said surgery 1s
planned for all 'Of the peUcan.1
and, W1 th the exception of one
bird, they wlll be sent to Sea
World for eventual return to the
wfld. Pinocchio, the first bird to
undergo. prosthetic surgery, has
adapted well to inpatient life and
will remain at the hoepital for
study. she said.
The first mutilated pelicans
were discovered in the Dana
Point Harbor area around mid-
October with their upper beaks
hacked or sawed off. Four of the
19 birds that have been found so
far have died as a result of their
in Juries.
Until this week, officlala said
there were 18 mutilated pelicans.
State Fish and Game
Department spoke.man Ralph
Young acknowledged Tuesday
that a bird picked up ln the San
Pedro area on Dec. 7 had not
been reported by the game
warden· who took the Injured
animal to the Crown Valley
animal hospital.
An anary fisherman is
believed to be responsible for the
mutilations because the birds get
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tangled in lines and nets. Young
pelicans show little fear of
humans and seem to pre fer
handouts to fending f o r
themselves. a<.'COrding to wildlife
officials.
Though a National Audubon
Society reward fund totals more
than $18,000. no one has come
forward with information that
might lead to the conVJction of
whoever is responsible for the
mutilations. The brown pelican is
on the fede ral endanger e d
species list and 1s a protected
spec1es in Cah fomia
"The investigation is still
under way with not many leads
developing," said Young. "You
never can tell when you are
going to get a call, get a letter -
eomething can happen
• Special counseling will
be available at UC Irvine Jan.
11 for community college
s tudents interested in
transferring to the university.
Counselors will be available
1n the Administration
Building lobby from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m to discuss matters
• The F o untain VaJley
Community H ospital Guild
has become the first
organization to support the
Fountain Valley Woman's
Club's "Adopt A Blue Dot"
campaign with a $300
donauon. The funds will be
used lO purchase 200 blue
street reflectors that will help
firefighters locate the nearest
including financial aid,
housing. admissions and
disabled student services.
Academic counselors from
many departments also wiU
be on hand. Students should
bring copies of their high
school and college transcripts.
hre hydrant.
City fire officials say 1,800
"b l ue dots'' are n eeded
throughout the community
More than $1.000 has been
coJlec ted toward a goal of
$3,500. Contributions can be
sent to the Fountain Valley
Woman-. Club, 18931 Sant.a
Catherine St., Fountain
Valley, Calif. 92708.
BENSON '& HEDGES
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Only 6 mg yet ricb enough to be called deluxe.
Regular and Menthol .
Open a box today.
Werning, The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigereue Smokiog Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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Fro m one Newp ort to a n oth e r
The Courageous, left, and the Defender, above, each from
Newport, R.I., are in dry dock at the Newport Beach Harbor
Shipyard for a holiday rest from practice in the Pacific Ocean.
They are due back in the waters off Newport Beach Thursday,
practicing for the America's Cup trials which begin this summer
off Newport, R.I. The Courageous won the cup in 1974 and 1977.
A WIN -HAMMOND
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None finer 12% financing on new
Baldwins Dec. only isale items excluded)
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b y Agnew'
BALTIMORE (AP) -Fo
Vice President Spiro ·T Agne
has repal,d Maryland $268,482
alleged kickback money. pl
Interest, that had been deman
by three ciliz.en.s and a law-1eh
class.
"We can't PlU H any mo
bluntly," state A&mey ~ne
Ste phe n H~ Sacha aaid H
handed Agnew'• check to t
stale treasurer during a pr
conference Tuesday . "Cri
doesn't pay."
Th e p ay mPnt e nde d
unusual lawsuit that one of
c1 Uzens said had been pursued
a "matter of principle."
Agnew was ne ver convicted
c riminal c ourt o f takll'\
kickbacks and said again that
ls innocent. But a civil court h
h e ld that h e did receive t
kickbacks while he was gove
and vice president. and order
ham to repay the money ·~This repre s e nts t '
vindication of an old-fashion
principle -a public office 1s
public trust," Sachs said.
Last June, the state Court of
Special Appeals afflrmed a 1981
ruling by Anne Arundel CountJI"
Ci rcuit Court Judge Bruce
Williams, who held Agne w liabl~,
for $147,500 in k ickbacks, pl~;
$11,235 in Ulte rest, a total of
$248,735.
Agnew paid almost $20,000
mo r e than t hat b ecause di
additional interest tha t has
accumulated since the ruling. \.
Agnew told KESQ-TV in Palm
Springs. Calif., tha t h e was
absolutely innocent o f anYi
wrongdoing and called the ~o
"not the k ind of justice that
framers of the Consu1 uuon had -
in mind." He told the TV statiort'
from his home m Rancho Mirage:
Cahf . tha t he is still feel.mg "the
fallo ut o f som e thing tha(
happened in 1969."
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anted: Actors who
Preciate no lines
ey're looking for tall people,
11 people, fat people, thin
le. men with beards, women
figures and children, too.
's casting time again for
a Beach's Pageant of the
ters, and volunteers are
sized up for ttus. the 50th
a iversary of the program,
ch runs for seven weeks
ugh the summer art festival
n.
ore than 400 volunteers are
n ded for this year's show
ch features great works of art
around the world and
ughout the centuries.
he only crite ria for
2-l HOUR ,.,,., ..
79!
volunteers: They must be
available during the summer run,
and they must be able lo stand.
sat, squat and pose for at least a
mmute without moving a muacle.
Two complete cast s are
selected so volunteers will pose
only every other week from July
9 t.o Aug. 28.
Cas\.lTlg calls are acheduled for
Jan. 15 from 7 lo 9 p.m. and Jan.
16 from 2 to 5 p.m. Volunteers
ar~ photographed and measured
backstage at the Irvine Bowl, 650
Laguna Canyon Road.
For further information, call
494-3663 weekdays between 10
a.m. and 4 .m.
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Nolan Frizzelle
Afltlmblyman Frtzzelle
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to meet public
State and local lawmaken are
expected to appear at
the annual Le,wiauve l\ecepUon
planned Thu raday by the
Fountain Valley Chambcu:. cl
Commerce.
The event will be held from 7
to 9 p.m . at Great American
Federal Saving, and Loan, 10175
Slater Ave .• F~tain Vall•y.
Scheduled 't o ·attend are
Aaaemblyman Nolan Frizzelle,
R-Fo"Y'!tain Valley; Siate Sen .
Jotln.. &eymour, B-Anaheim;
Orange County Supervt.or Ropr
Stanton ; and the five memben of
the Fountain Valley City
Coundl.
1 o· · rr· 1str1ct o ice moves
The lawmakera will make
brief statements and spend time
speaking informally with thoee
attendlna the reception.
The event Is open to the public.
Assemblyman Nolan Frlzz.elle
hat moved his 69th District office
from Huntington Beach to
F o untain Valley because
rea pportionment placed his
former Main Street office out.side
hia diatrict.
l'r lazelle's new office is at
17195 Newhope St., Fountain
Valley, between Warner and
S later avenues, near the new
Fountain Valley post office. The
telephone number for the office
Is 662-5503.
As a result of reapportionment,
the Republican assemblyman's
district now jncludes Fountain
Valley. Costa Mesa, Irvine, the
southeast section of Huntington
Beach and a part of Santa Ana
south of Warner Avenue.
Admlsalon is $5 per per.on. A
hosted champagne bar and hon
d'oeuvres will be provided. The
Fountain Valley High School
String Quartet will perform at
the reception.
Reservations are encouraged
and may be made by calling the
chamber office at 962-4441. The
reception is co-sponsored by
Safeoo Insurance Co.
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OUR 13th ANNUAL JANUARY SALE
' Thursday, January 6th thru Saturday, January 22nd
M•ny Item so-. off
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ob rules
DEAR PAT: Doe• tbe Internal Revenue
rvlce over bold any aemlnan tbat explalD rpllcatlon procedures and job reqalremeDtt
tbe IRS? G.K., HuntlDgton Beacl
The IRS will sponaor a Community Job
wattness Expo Saturday from 9 a .m. to noon
t the Second Mount Carmel Baptist Church,
7 E. 80th St. (at Avalon) ln Loe Angeles.
S employees and community leaders will be
resent and mCormation and literature will be
vailable on job opportunlt1es. qualif1catioru
d requ1~ments.
icense plates brigh t
DEAR PAT: How mucb brlgbter are tbe
ew reflectorlied Uceoae plates tban tbe
tandard blue and gold ones, and bow muclt
o tbey coat?
T.H., Laguna Beacti
Studies have shown the plates to be 100
·mes brlghter than the standard dark blue
d gold. "They're four to five times brighter
han a car's taillight reflectors," reports Jim
chwinn of the Traffic Control Materials
vision, SM Corp. "The plates can be lftfl
rom more than 1,000 feet at night, returning
· tually reflected light. They beoome legible
t 110 feet, versus 30 to 40 feet for the normal
late."
The reflectorized llcense plates wlll be
ssued to California vehicle owners on a
oluntary basis. Anyone who purchases a new
ar will be given the option of choosing
tween the standard, painted plate or the
ew plate at an additional cost of $5. Current
late holders may tum in their old plates and
ive renectorized ones fot $12.
Of the 50 states. reflective 1icenae plates
re voluntary in California and while
andatory in 46 others. New Jeney and
aryland have con•idered and passed
egislation regarding the plates, leaving
entucky the only state without a program.
idwile exams available
DEAR PAT: I u.nderatand tbat registered
unes ln California can now become certified/
1 nur1e·mld w lve1 If tbey pau ari
xamlnatlon. Can you tell me about tblt exam
d where I can find out about tak.lng it?
C.T., Cotta Mesa
This exam was developed to provide an
alternative route to midwifery certification for
eglstered nurses who meet the same
tandards of proficiency, knowledge and skill
equired of certified nurse midwives who
ttained quallficatlo!' through formal
1Jcatlon. .
Registered nunea will qualify for
ertification if they have post·licensure
arr-a1n1'r 1111 and practice m maternal and child
e which part.tally fulfills traditional board
equirements for certification and are
uccessful in passulg the exam.
Application forms may be obtained by
· g the state Board of Registered Nursing
t (916) 322-3350 or (213) 620-4200. The exam
s offered periodically. For detailed
onnalion, write to the Board of Registered
W'Sing, 1020 N St., Sacramento 95814.
ou pay for witness
DEAR PAT: I'm going to file a aaJt lD
mall Claims Court, bat one of tbe wltDessn
lao la e11entlal to proving my caae ls
elactant to get involved. 11 It poHlble to
abpoena a w[tneH ln tb11 court?
. K.T.1 Corona del Mar
If a witness refuses to come to Small
S.:lalnras Court, the court can las~ a subpoena.
hich is an official statement ordering the
lll'lll~ninn to come. The Small Claims Court clerk
tell you how to do this. lf you do subpoena
witness, you must be prepared to pay the
rson $35 a day plus 20 centa a mile to and
rom the court. If you win, be aure to ask the
· dge to add theee fees to the "judgment."
l.s the amoun\ of money the court says the
efendant owes you.
• Got a problem? Then wnte to 't 1 Pat Horowitz Pac will cut red tape.
gettmg the answers and actJon you
need to solve inequ1t1es 1n
government and business. Mail your questJons
to Pat Horowitz, At Your Service, Orange J
Coasr Daily Pilot, P.O. &x 1560, Co.9ra M~.
CA. 92626
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Shortage spurs action
, .. This Saturday a group oC
)range County educators and
ndostrial leaders will meet in
~ference to discuss "Crisis in
3<'fence Education. Creat1vt.'
3olutions."
We must hope that some
tolutions wiU be forthcoming from
the session, co-sponsored by Cal
3tate Fullerton and the Uruon Oil .... ....o.
For we have been warned. in
1 recent study from UC Berkeley,
that the United St.ates may well
fall be hind other nations in
technological achievements unless
K'ience and ma th programs are
:x>l.stered in the public schools
Whil e many American
itudents can graduate from high
tehool with a bare minimum of
math and science course work,
rtudents in the Soviet Union and
Japan are required to devote
hundreds of hours to such classes,
oeginning at a very young age.
There is general agreement
that math and science education
needs immediate improvement.
But the most pressing problem at
the moment is the shortage of
teachers to handle such classes.
Lucrative offers from private
industry have lured many from
the classroom in search of a more
stimulating work atmosphere at a
better pay scale.
As 1ia ~1ult, 11om~ !H:hool
districts have made up the loss by
reassigning arts and humatlitl
teachere to science classes, an
inadequate solution at best.
~t UC ·Irvine, Dr. Mare
Taagep<:ra. concerned over poorly
prepared students m her first-year
chemistry classes, oHered her own
partial solu tion -su mmer
refresher coun;es for high school
st.·1en cc and math t eachers
interested m boosting the quality
o( education in Orange County
classrooms. She hopes her
program, which started with a
class of 46 teacher-pupils, can be
offered in other areas.
With many teachers obliged
to moonlight in second jobs, often
menial in nature, to make ends
mc-N fmanc1ally. one new idea is
to allow teachers to augment their
income by working part-time for
private industry during the school
year and full·tim e in summer.
This, of course. requires the
cooperation of industry. but it
could be just the incentive that
keeps qualified science teachers in
the c~room
We cannot afford to fall
behind the r est of the ww-ld
because we are n ot producing a
sufficient number of well trained
scientists and engineers. And if we
are to keep up, the effort must
begin in the classroom.
Lawns too thirsty?
The front lawn. To many, it
must always be weed-free. close-
cropped, neatly edged. well-
watered, and, above all, very
green.
Most lay landscapers choose
grasses that please them. so-called
cold season varieties lake
Kentucky bluegrass. perennial
ryegrass and fall fescue. People
like these grasses because, as their
generic name suggests, they stay
green when the chill of fall and
winter sets in.
Pleasing, yes. But researchers
have found these grasses use a lot
of water. This is because they
have a higher transp1rat1on rate,
sort of the plant equivalent to
breathing.
Some of this research 1s
ongoing at the South Coast Field
Station. a little-known facility
operated in El Toro by the
University of California. There, a
crazyquilt of grasses is grown and
studied.
Advi ce getting cos tly
The theory of the Reagan
administration, in trying to wind
down the federal Legal Services
Corporation which provides
funding for legal services for the
poor, is that there should be
plenty of kind-hearted lawyers
out there who would be onJy too
glad to offer their skills free to
such a good cause.
Maybe so, but they obv10usly
wouldn't include types like the
lawyers the administration has
appointed to the board of the
corPoration.
Supposedly serving for only
"consultants' fees." they have
collected thousands of dollars in
consulting and travel expense
money. For example. there were
tabs for attending a year of board
meetings amounting to $25,000 for
the chairman. including $221 a
day for travel time from his home
office in Indian.a. Another Reagan
appointee who collected $20,000
says his $29-an-hour fee as an
LSC consult.ant is way below the
going rate in his finn.
lf that's true, and it probably
is, just where do they expect to
find lawyer volunteers who will
toil for the indigent for nothing?
Appanmtly there were such,
in days past. Most of the earlier
LSC board members, successful
lawyers all, donated their services
to the funding agency and the
highest fee ever paid to a previous
members was $9,000 to a Carter
appointee in 1.979.
' Small wonder a cri tical
congressman pondering all this
was inspired to make nasty
remarks about appointees who
lose no opoportunity to "put all
four feet and a snout into the
trough" m the guise of offering
public service. . ---Op4nlon1 exprened In the 1pece above are those of the Oaliy Piiot. Other vlewe
ext>retaed on thl• page are thoee of their authors and artl1t1. Ruder comment la
Invited. Addr ... TM Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714)
8'42-4321.
L.M. Boyd/Best know n face
Whoee la the best known face U\ the
world? Liz Taylor's? Abe Lina>ln's?
El•le the Cow's? Years agb, that
di9Unct.Jon mlaht have aone \0 King
Olllett.e whoee countenance 1howed
up on millions of razor blade packa. But the Smith Bro1herl on the cough
drops abo were widely eeen. Today,
IClf1)e clalm, It'• the fAK'e of the Gerber
t.by.
R'1ah hour traffic la ao thick In c.nc-. Vennuela. ~t the powen
there have banned each private car
from the streeu one day a week.
Which da)' dependa on the car'•
license plate number. Thu'1 a
20-percent cut In the conaeatlon. A
beginning.
Q. What were P.T. Barnum'• dytns
wotda?
A "What WU the ga~ todayr• 0r
wordl to that effect. He 'fVAnted •
total of lhe day'• receipts at hJa ctrcua.
He WU 81. It WU 1891.
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A • senator 1s disillusioned
Reagan must if!spire the 70-plus set
Whatever else you think of President
Reagan, you have to admit that he's
do~ a great job for people 70 yean old
and older. If the man with the hardest
job m the world ls 70, it means we can all
look forward to being active until at l~ast
that ase.
You just don't look at Ronald Reagan
and say, ''There's a ttal.ly old President."
He's 71 years old, cominJ. up 72 in
February, but his age doesn t enter lnto
anyone's opinion of him, for better or for
worse. If you don't Uke his political
opinions. it doesn't occur to you to think
that they were any different when he
was younger.
PRESIDENT REAGAN is a strikingly
handsorrle man. Hla face is falling apart a
little around the edges, but so is
everyone's, and he's still g~-looking by
anyone's standards. When he moves, he
moves qwckly. surely and without any
of the hesitation that we associate with
the movements of the elderly. "Elderly"
IS JUSt not a word you'd use to describe
him.
In the pictures we see of him, Reagan
always looks so composed, confident and
even happy that you wonder if he ever
has any moments of depression. He does.
of co.use, but he never lets us m on
them. Does being 71 worry him? You'd
never know if it does. He referred the
other day to aome government project
that will be completed in the year 2015.
He ment10ned it casually and easily just
JlllY 11110 ..
as though he'll st.ill be president that
year, although in all probability he will
not.
There's no way for a president to
break down ln front of us all and lt's. too
bad. I think we'd give our presidents less
of a hard time lf we were aware that. in
addition to the problems of the world,
they are subject to the same day·to-day
personal problems that all of ws have.
Mr. Reagan had a serious gunshot
wound little more than a year ago. Any
problem that nightmare might still be
giving him is out of our minds. He must
think about It every day. For all we
know. the scara still hurt but a president
isn't allowed to hurt much in public.
Where the law goes astray
Thought. at LArge:
-The uouble with the law, in almolt
every aoclety, 11 that it begins as a
process to facilitate agreemenu and
adjudl.cate dlapuie. between dthena, and
Inevitably turns into a process for
augmenting ii.elf, u an end rather than
a rneans, until it 11 reaarded with
~
IYlllY 111111 ,r;
There must have been limes when
President Reagan came before us to ualk
about some unportant matter when his
mind was elsewhere on 90methmg more
important to him pel'80nally but of no
importance to the nation whatsoever. I
suppose it's poalble th.at, durins his time
In the White House, he has put on a
couple of the best acting performances of
his lifetime.
The President and Mrs. Reagan look
close and loving, but there must have
been limes that we've seen them smiling
together when they'd just had a f~J,':
It's none of our business and yet. when I
watch Mr. Reagan in public, I always
wish I knew what he had for break.fast.,
and what he wan~ to do today that he
couldn't do because he's president.
FRANltLY, I don't know how any
American president does it. How does he
handle his everyday problems . ~ . the
ones for which he has no Cabinet
secretary? Does he have an old college
roommate who asks to borrow a
thousand dollars? Does he loan 1t to him?
When does he indulge himself in eome
hidden perversion we know nothing
about? Is he a chocolate Junkie? Does he
smoke cigars? Snore? Leave the faucet
dripping in the bathroom?
It is a constant source of amazement to
me that anyone would want to be
president. For a man to take on the job
within a month of his 70th birthday
shows an enthusiasm for life and a
confidence in his own atrength and
ability that you have to admire.
I dor\'t offhand remember a president ~hoee policies were detested by so many
people whoae penonal popularity wu u
high as Ronald Reagan'• ia today. You
just don't hear people saying the viciou.
things about him that you heard them
say about John F. Kennedy, Lyndon
JohMOn, Richard Nixon or even Jimmy
Carter.
Now, all we have to do la hope that
Rea,an tutnll out to be u good aa he
looka tn the Iona nan
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LOS AN62b£8 (A:.0 ) The ••• .. ••'"''"I n.eU... Oro out• contend they can Ka Jan estimated that even
alllnj Soclal Security 1yatem hu The lar1e1t prevlou1 bttlonai to Soclal ocur1ty, thtGwtnnouCounty,Oa., Boord 11ve emp oyee compara e • ter neaot at na a to
1utfered Ila bl11e1t detection withdrawal waa the 1ta to of allhouah moet do. of Education with 3,&84 workert: benefl\I at. a lower coat. Since tx.-nefli., the pullout will ave~
with Loe Angeles County pulling Alaska'• 14,1)00 employees In Brown uld the aaency ~Ucw• Santa Crw Count1., Calif., with workAtra and employert 1pUt the county $19 million durtn1 \
ou t iu 55,000 workers, and 11179 It lo1t a record 7~.966 l ,988; tho Tri-Cit.)' Hoar.l\•I p1ym~nt1 to Social Security, ncxt11xmonthaand $36mil
nearly 400-more aovernment Social Security fik-et a deficit contrlbu'°"9 Wt Saturday u 100 Dl.ttlct ln California with ,333; withdrawal mean• blfcgn durina the 1983-84 fltcal year.
employen are threatenlng to qull of $150 billion to •200 billion local aov mmenta pulled out. of Adame County, Col(>., with 1,018; paychecka for worken and ower There havo been move~•
in the next two years. over the next .ev~ ,._...~-tM-fYfl~ i.w, wlthdrawala Riverside, Calif .• with l ,0·47, and tut.I for employers. Capitol Hill to •hut thr door
"The sy1tem lt1elt 11 In Lo 1 An f el e 1 Co un ty· 1 takc!.lace at the end ot the tho Marton County, Fla., Hoeplt.al »ut many employee• are n't pulloui.. but no law1 lulve
financial trouble," Social wlthd1;,11wa alone will coat. the calch ar year. Ol.trict. with 71)~. convinced that the "comparable paA!Wd.
Security 1poke1man James syst~m an eatlmated $143 million 1t the nearly 400 o ther Brown laid that 9.4 mllHon, or benefl\I" are u "ood. The Notional Commlulon on
Brown said from Waahlngton this year. lt'• expected to aave government uni\I carry out their three-quarters, of all at.ate and (;ounty otflclala uy they Socia l Security Reform• has
"Any time you lose money, It's tht> county $36 million In the thrta\l to defect, the 1y1tem will local employee• are covered. already offer excellent coverage. Informally endoned the ldea106(
not good for the syat.em." 1983-84 fiscal year. l~ 104,506 contributors at the Employers muat file a two-year PartlcipaUon In Social Security reqUTtlng recently hired fedec011
Los Angeles County pulled its Federal, state and local end of t.hla yearand63,149atthe notice before withdrawing, and "wu a coatly duplication," sold employee1 and all nonproUh·
55,000 employees from the Social governm~nts and n onprofit end of 1984. once they pull out they can't aet Herbert Kaplan, county semor organization workera to pay lf\tp,;.
Security rolls Jan l. two years organaz.attons such as colleges and ln addition to Loa Angele• back In. aulstant admlnl1tratlve officer. Social Security •• ,:.
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Players -get
honusworas
• ID edgewise
It's OK to have fun playing
Scrabble
But an opponent may have
fund. funds. fungus. funnel.
funeral or fundamental.
Adding to existing words on
the board is the easiest way to
acquire extra points and reach
the coveted double and triple
word count squares.
The better players, though,
such as Geneva Akers of
Huntington Beach, Louisa
Arnold of Newport Beach, Gary
Brown of Cypr ess and Gemela
At.cha of Mission Viejo, have a
repertoire of two-and three-
letter words aJlowing them to
link words in tight formation and
score in several directions.
Such is the rivalry nurtured at
four Scrabble clubs along the
Orange Coast where members
gather to line up their letters and
wits against fellow players who
have outstripped the competition
at home and want more frequent
games.
But even as the sands slip
through the mini hourglasses
that time each turn, the luck is
still in the draw from the floppy
pouch of letters.
There isn't much to do after
selecting six or seven vowels m
the blind draw except to wish
Hawaiian language words were
allowed.
But only listings in The
Official Scrabble Players
Dictionary are permitted.
Player• who have another
pusfon -cro.word puzzles -
alien are aurpn.ed when a tricky
word is cha llenged by an
opponent. Some unusual
spellings and definitions found in
crosswords aren't in the offlclal
dictionary so turns are forfeited.
Ages, vocabularies and
competitive spirit vary among
the club memberships, but the
expertise of someone using all
seven letters 1n o n e turn or
Brown's scoring 680 points an one
game is widely recognized and
applauded.
Members v1s1t neighboring
clubs to get.an idea of the caliber
of compeution they might face at
regional tourneys such as one
held recently in Laguna Hills or
open tourneys. One of the latter
is sch eduled for novices and
intermediates on Feb. 5 and 6 in
Huntington Beach with finalists
matching wiL'l on Feb. 12 and 13.
Scrabble addicts from
throughout the Southland turn
out for these eventa as shown by
the winners in Laguna Hills.
Linda Sarnowsky of Del Mar
was first m the competitive/
expert class. Brown placed
second; Ellis Wyler of La Jolla,
thtrd; Cynthia Wimer of Sierra
Madre, fourth and Be lly
Schulman, ol San Diego. fifth.
In the recreational division, the
finalists were Andye Ladner of
El Cajon, first; Gloria Hicks and
Akers of Huntington Beach ,
second and third, Gerrold E.
Baker of Riverside, fourth and
Steven Pettyjohn of El Toro.
They amassed the best scores
1n four games. However. the
highest game of the tourney was
compiled by Baker's wife Penny
who tallied 537 points.
Other members admit to a
"lifetime fascination with words"
waually backed up by a spelhna
chamP-lon1hip, a technical
writer 1 jargon, a penchant for
es1 ay conte•t• or the
aforementioned crouword
cra.Dne91. Eroowms clwina a Pint" run from elation over a 9e'Yen-letter
and two-leiter word coups to
occasional four-letter words
muttered under the breath while
waiting for a "U" to go with a
··Q.''
Players., like Steve
P feiffer of New
York, hoped their
leu en would add
u p lo words
allowed by Sophie
Cobbi and Golda
Stegman of Laguna
Hills, official
checkers al the
tourney.
Teachers shouldn't be
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Where to get
words' worth
Been pracucing with a new Scrabble game
you received as a holiday gift and want to take
on more chalfengers?
Or have you outwitted all opponents in your
household or neighborhood?
Here's a Uat of Scrabble clubs along the
Orange Cout. Be prepared to chip In ~ cents to
$2 per 8e8Sfon toward prizes and refreshments.
National membership costa $5 a year, including a
newsletter every two months about tournaments
and high scoring words.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
The largest and most competitive club m the
area starts its games at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. on
Thursdays at Home Federal Savings and Loan,
2111 Mam St., m the SeaCliff Village.
NEWPORT BEACH
Club members meet on alternate Wednesday
evenings at the Newport Beach Tennis Club.
Newcomers welcome by reservation. Phone the
club at 644-0050 and ask for information about
the Scrabble sessions.
MISSION VlEJO
Members match wits on the first, second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. at
Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Asaociation,
23688 El Toro Road. El Toro. Phone 770-0454 for
more infonnation.
LAGUNA JllLLS
Leiaure World residents stage their weekl)I
matchups on Monday afternoons.
Sailing tradition of 19th century may ply coas t again
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tlle Deity l'tlot S .. lt
When the final longleaf yellow
pine plank Is laid and the
rosewood fife rails and bitts
installed. the square-rigger will be the only replica in the world
of the c utter that protected
Calffoptla's coastline during the
Gold Rush.
The Californian, a full-scale
reproduction of the vintage
Revenue Cutter Lawrence, will
be conatructed in Dana Point
Harbor with chrlatenini planned
for the 1prtna of 1984.
The amblUou. project Is belna
1pon1ored by the Nautical
Heritage Mwieum at Dana Poin\.
Museum direc tor Steve G .
Chriatman uld the Californian
will be a carbon copy of the
Lawrence, a Uhh Century Cout
Guard cutter that maintained
law and order on the 1ea1 durtna
the fre-niy of the Gold Ru1h r.ean In the late 1840s and early
509.
"Actually, the Revenue
Marine Service prec:eded the
Cout Guard, but It h8d the tame
duU.." Mid auutman. an avld
.aJJor and owner of tbe Dana µ,bth9UM. In which nautical
memon~ » llipt~
He Hid the ftrtt r•venue
Niiiillair. w... tvomtlrlloned lil the
l 00. by Secrittary of \he
I
Treasury Alexander Hamilt~n.
They played a vital role in early
U.S. maritime history.
"They were fast enough (at 14
knots) to catch privatee r s
smuggling goods Into the
country," Christman said. Early
cutters collected sufficient lmport
duties to enable the struggling
new nation to pay off its $70
million Revolutionary War debt,
he said.
Larger revenue c utters
defended the U.S . coast during
~· Wu of 1812 ~ the fut.est
evolution of the cutter clasa
emeraed in the form of the
Lawrence, from whoee lines the
Californian will be reproduced.
Christman 1-.id Melbourne
Smith, a naval architect and
1hlpwri,ht, and deslgner of the
Pride o Baltimore, hu prepared
the blueprint. for the 145-foot
loJll CaUfomian.
"He will fly tq Central
Amwca next month to hand
eelec:t the tropical hardwood for
the keel and fnarnes," Chrtatman
Mid.
Chrl1tman expect.I the kHl
will be laid by thll April. Work on tome perta of the v I, auch
u the wooden cannon ~
Mlair.ady ~
n.e cutter will be IUtMnlk.
dOWn to the toola \llllld \0 build
her and tnc:ludtna the Sptnl1h
I
I
cedar and Honduras mahogany
cabinetry in the Great Cibin.
"She'll carry a figurehead of
Queen Califia (for whom the
state was named)," Christman
said, "and the transom will be
decorated with two handcarved
golden grinly beara with the
name of the 1hlp held between
them on a flowing ribbon."
Christman aald the
construction c:oat ls estimated at
$760,000. Funding for the
Californian projMt will come
from prlvat~ foundations ,
ln1tl~utlona, corporation• and
lndlViduala.
The project, while orislnat.lng
In Dana Point, 11 not a aouth
Oranae County project.
"We expect to draw our crew
and support f rprn a wide lelJnent
of the state," he aatd. tn addition \0 the oonsU'UCtion
money. Chrts\man aatd an equal
amount muat be ralaed tor
malntenfnce and proaram1. A fuU-u~ akJ,~r and a 14·man c~"to fur the 10,400 aquare
ftet os sail alto muat be hlttd. A.NJ when the lhlp la finally
contt.ructed, It won't juat be a
pretty onwMnt In Dana Harbor.
Chrtttman Mid.
·•tt·• '°'"' '° be • Yflf"I uy •hip -• public on.n~ YelRl
Clef CUT1'Ell; P•• IM>
.
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Cout DAILY PllOl/Wedn Idly, J1nu1ry &. ti93
GOllN 011 ltlDGf
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF -·~·
~ 'Nortb South • •m:i$r~1 w•a~ 11:! i<~f, c>t f&..-~~~ th 9 • r--~~-~·
South dtalt EH t o nln bid• North'• Jump whal happ41n1. Uir~IMwt , ... e"•try ttM ..----~..--;.;;=---:-----~~--~ ...... ~"'!:-'""'--:p;:.•:.:•:.:;• __ -:t~o~trr~t1J!.l'-:Yr:a~m;,o,..,,n~a :..:w~,-=, -'• ~m~1 ;..._ Bfnr l'frd'r~ .-rtu .... --...nfft4ll1&1wtft'lrt1-•,..._-1~-
' NT PHt Pa11 l'u 1 r1l1f' 1howlnr Va I polnt11, Wf'1t c1pturt1d declart•r'• De tliiey kMw Mmetaatq ,...,
# • : DEAR ANN LANDERS: I teech In a larp day
c4re center ln Memph11 It 11 hard worlt, no
'-· -p~Uge. mod"'eit pa)7:"but I love k.Jdl and fMl that I
&If\ performing a valuable community aervke.
The pa.renta are another story. One mother told
f11' her eon ls lmj)(*ible to control. He nu a bad
\fl(rlper, abuaea hla younger brothen and uee1
tetrlble language when he talk.a to her. She asked if
I would mind spending aome extre time to "~ten the k.Jd out."
, Last week another mother tried to leave her
3">'ear-old at the center with the following
U.tructiona: "He h.u a c:old and aore throat. Please aOl me if his temperature aoes over 103 degrees, aJ1d keep him away from the other kids." She was
h¢oua when we refused to take the child. It meant
l<lflin8 a day's pay becauee she had to stay home frpm work to take care of rum.
~ Yesterday a father brought ln his daughter,
hbf-hysterical and in tean. Her cat had been run
olier that morning. He promised her she could sit on ~ lap all day to make up tbr it.
NORTH
•JU
«:)AK
Olta?e •aou
WEIT ~A T
• • tOtU •KH
c;, ·lot c;, 970 U2 o QtO o Aa
•AtU~ +J 7
SOUTH
' AQS
<:7 QH
<> K 5H
• KQ8
Openlnr lead· flvr o( •. and no ont• ran rault 8outh quef'n with thl' nrt• unrl li•d 11 du't? Catarlu Gore•'•
ror converlln1 to thr•r no third tlub. On thia trlrk "fHr·f>HI Brhlt•" wlU
For morn y•ara than wt
rare lo rtmembtr. Jean
0.u• or Gt1u•v•. Swltur
land, hH be n ranked 1mC1n1
the world'• great playert. Al
the World Olympiad In Star
rltz. he gave proor that he
had Iott little, ll any, of .hi•
prowe11.
Thi1 hand cropped up in
Switzerland'• match a1aln1t
Japan. North-South wer e
trump. Be11t> Jl'lll1nnrd th .. att· ul teach yeu the at rates l .. tad
Weil led hit fourth bHl fjlamond•I tactlca of f.ld1 fHt·p.ced ae·
dub and declarer took a Tht're w11 no way for tie. ram• that provide• the
WrOnf poallJon When hr dtrlorer lo C:Omf to nine Cllrt for i.eeoclfel rubber1.
tlected to ·play tho tel?' from '"<'k• without '•tabl111h1ng For a copy ud a ecorepad.
dummy. BttH covered with hi• diamonds. Uut It wiu. H Dd 11.75 to "Oore n·Four
lht jack and declarer made a l!tJUAlly C't'rtaln that hr rould Deal," care of t bli
rlne play when he elected to not grt lht' d1amond1 icoinl( oew1paper, P.O. Boa 259,
duck. It now 1temed tba.t. t~ wllhout ll'lling Writ 1e1111 Norwood .. 1'1.1. 076'8. Ma.Ice
contract wu tecure because, the lead with th4' 11urcn. and checke payable to New•
u the carde lie, West has no Wut i;t1ll had two .cood rluh~ paperbooke.
entry to hla hand to run h111 lo cash to 'l't lhl' 1·ontraN
long club1. But, In the word1' onr tru•k.
• HOIOSCOPf
;POT. SHOn
·BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT T rou1 HEALTH
BY SI DNEY OMARA
Thursday, January I
\T'.S SOMCTfMCS SAO
TO ~VISIT
A ... 0.-Mlllll HOMI: I
OR. PETER J . S'{EINCROHN
.J ..
·. Pleue, Ann. tell these moms and dads that we
dd all we can for their kids, but we aren't their
p4rents and they shouldn't expect us to fill the role
t>tat is theirs. Thanks for listening. -JOHNNY'S
TtACHER I
• DEAR TEACHE R: Tbi1 pu t year I have
r tteelved a great many letters from day care
cqater teacbers and their a11i1tants wUb almllar c~plalnt1. It'• time I prloted one. Thanks for
wfiting.
ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19): Take stock,
conserve energy and assets. Emphasis o n
negotiations, renewals and steps to msw-e security
Family member points out hidden clause.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Strive to perceive
picture m its entirety. Fine points or details might
prove elusive al this time. Get basic tasks
accomplished, improve diet, remember resolutions
concern1ng nutrition.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Good lunar aspect
coincides with affairs of heart, speculation, children
and s udden change of plans. Focus on creativltiy.
intensified relationship and success through
unorthodox procedures.
A._,D DISCOVU \
T .. AT
I OOM 'T
L lli/E TME,_,E
ANYMORI!!.
DE AR DR. STEINCROHN: Wlll you clear up ..
something for me? It bappeoe wbeoever I have a
pbyalcal examination. I wonder If the re ia any
medica l 1ignJficance to U. My doctor tbamps my
cheat aa If be were tettlng a watermelon for
ripene11. He concentratet 10 mucb wbeo ll1telliDg1 tbat I'm almost afraid to breathe. I don't wa.at lo
dis turb bim. Is all tbla nece11ary? la tt j aat a lot of
hocu1-pocu1? .-MRS. M.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 22. M y
bOyfriend is 24. He came here from another town,
so I didn't know much about hia background.
When we first started to date he talked an
a\fful lot about hts past -sex-wise . . . mostly
one-night stands. It made him sound awfully cheap.
Aiter two months of listening to that garbage I told
hiin to shut up. He seemed hurt.
I wish he hadn't told me so much. It made me
lote respect for him. Our relationship has gone
dawnhill ever since. P lease explain why a guy
would do that. -MORE THA N I CARE TO
KNOW IN N.J .
: DEAR MOR E: Yoar boyfriend obviously get•
bl' jollies reciting tbe details of bia purple past. Re
1opnd1 adole1cent, to say tbe least, and perverted
ln~tbe bargain -not m ucb of a candidate for tbe
IOfl baul, honey. ,
~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: My fiance was raised
~his grandmother We announced our engagement
/fa;t week and went to her home to tell her first. l h~ve seen the woman only four times and am
fr~htfully uncomfortable in her presence. No way
is "She going to approve of me. I am the wrong
reJigion, too thin. went to "inferior'' schools, and my
fatnily backgroufld is "very ordinary."
I would do anythmg to wm her over My fiance
adbres his grandmother. and he owes her a great
dQal. Please give me some advice. Ann . -
UNACCEPTABLE IN VERMONT
DEAR VERMONT: QaJt trylo1 to butter •P
t~ barracuda a.ad yoa1J come oU m aclt better . S1ae
m•y never find yoa accepiable but at least 1be 11 kltbw you are not • hypocrite.
: Is pol a drug? Can LSD. PCP, rocame and pills
oaen new worlds for you? Stop guessing. Ger the
facts in Ann Landers' all-new booklet, "The
LQwdown on Dope "For each booklet ordered. send
$~1 plus a Jong, self-addressed stamped envelope (37
rents postage) to Ann Landers. PO. Box 11995,
CJa1cago. m 606 I 1 '
QUllllll
By PHIL INTERLANOI of Laauna Beach
r, ~)
(.."
"
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Request promises
In writing -you'll receive assurances concemi.na
property. safety of family member. Negotiations are
finished -know when to take bow and l~ve stage.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Home or domestic life
undergoes tran1formatlon -calls, visits from
relatives shake status quo. Short trip could be on
agenda.
VlRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What had been lost
will be returned by maid or servant. Focus on
income, payments, collections and special data
required to complete assignment.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Push ahead, make
this a powerplay day. Lunar and numerical cycles
point to su cceu. achievement. satisfying
relationship and euphoria resulting from creative
drive.
RUFFELL'S
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Preconceived
notions fall by wayside -you're taken on tour, you
see what occurs behind scenes. Reach beyond
cWTent expectations.
SAGIT'JARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Romance,
sentiment, wish fulfillment dominate intriguing
scenario. You'll wtn friends and influence people.
Emphasis also on new st.arts in new directions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Check files, be
sure policies are up-to-date, review procedures and
fulfill obJiBaUon to family member. Gounnet meal
could be on tap for tonight.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
travel, special studies and participation in project
designed to aid worthy charity. Spotlight on humor,
entertainment and the overcoming of distance,
language barriers.
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20). Writing block
dissipates; words once again flow with eue and a
special vitality. You learn more about accounting
procedures.
UPHOLSTERY
............. w.
1922 .... I O I ILYD.
Open Oalty 9•9 , Sun. 10-7 Wed. Thru Sat. Jan. 5-8, 1983
COSTA MIU. -541·11 5'
&° COPIES w.u.. .... ...........
3461 Vea U4lo 675-6122
,..., to Edwerdl Udo Clf*l'\a
SIMCl•I
Jenuary 5, 1113
to "8nu8rJ 11, 1113
C)nu 1 •J au ...al: .ft
.. , "''le ....
DeJJr Pq.M."
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4" Pott9d
Prtmro1e1
The Savmg Place v
1·Gallon •
Sun Azalea
Evergreen shrub.
blooms 1n the
spring Assorted
varieties
·~Dam.
• Mixed colors
Border plants in
bloom
'PG! Diam 9" Planter va ..
DEAR MRS. M.: Tius lS an essential part of the
physical exa.rrun.ation. It's not hocus-pocus anymore
than tickling the bottom of your feet is hocus-pocus.
Such "tickllng" can determine whether there's
something wrong in the brain or spinal cord. The
thumping can help your doctor determine whether
there's any fluid prewnt in the lungs, pneumonia,
enlargement of the heart or liver, and many other
abnormal conditions. Of course. X-rays and other
tests help complete the d.iagno8tic picture.
DE AR DR. STE INCROHN: Our 4-year-old
daogb&er bad a allgbt sellDre while sbe bad lllp
fever. Becauae we were concerned, oa.r doctor
ordered a brain wave test. It was normal He tell•
111 lbere'• notb!ng to be worried •bout. We 1tm are.
-MRS. L.
DEAR MRS. L .: What else can I say but be
thankful that your doctor says everything's all
right? Only repeated seizures should be a cause for
concern.
S·Gallon •
Came Illas
Assorted vor1et1es
and colors Ever·
green shrub ·11a10larl'\
1·Gallon
Plants
Your choice of
1-gallon Japan·
ese SoxwOOd or
Nond1no
.. , ....... Ma..i ..
kol .. _,u Mattia. I
..... ,.. ... tenUlc
..... tea wld1 llM Deily
PlloL
••U.lld.ar
9" planter vase. planters In as·
sorted COIOJs C·907·S c,.,.,,. 01,
• "Not now -the bosa'• got me on the carpet."
' I • P MS
~reme.nstrual Syndrome Is loosely defined as ~· series of symptoms -mood swings, food
bravlngs, depression , Insomnia. acne, bloating and
headaches . .
' lPremenetrual Syndrome experienced by
imany women as .. premenstrual blues"
I Is now being treated
at ·
I. MacArthur Medical Center
In
lrvlne
by
Charles B. Bartell, M.D.
a complete medical treatment p[ogram
I
.
MeoArthur Medloel Center
18021 Sky Parle Clrc:le
lrvlne. CA 92714 ..
7~4/557-7372
j •
$2
S-Oz ••
PNnlng
Sealer
Eflect111e dressing
designed to aid In
heollng of pruning
cuts. abrasions and
wounds on many
plants ond trees
PHOTO SPECIAL
DEVELOP AND PRINT
12·1xp. ___ .. 1 • 99 Kuatomat .... '""''
20-IJcp •••• --2. 9 9 12·1xp_ ......... 3. 1 8
2"·1xp ....... " .. 3 • 4 7 20·1xp.: .. ·-· 4. 8 8
i&-lxp ... _4.99 Z•·lxp ...... .-5.38
1i-1xp ........ -. 2. 4 7 S6·1xp ... , .... _ 7 • 4 8
!,1.50
l·Plnt
Vitamin
11
Special formula to
strengthen roots and
prevent transplant
shock ' ,, .....
$3
3·Cu. Ft.
.Redwood
Compost
Redwood soil
amendment 3·
cu 11
!1.58
laked Ham
And Ch ....
landWtchu
Mode tres" dolly
Muc mnu
lltOI 0:-:r'Ta'I IAU ~ ....... ..
T.1 ..... tMl1ta I~ lllC"OW IPVICI, INC. M d\llY. llC)t>Olnl.0 T1utt• undel ttlt
~·tied dMCl-of "'* f .. 8114 AT'~ AUC)f~ TQ HI HIGHllT 11001" f!O"
CA9f4 (payable al lllM of .... In
............ 1"0NY ..... .. ""1t. tttle encl lnl ....
10 ewt now held Cly " yndet Mid Deed Of Trull In the propartt
har411nalt• ~bed Til'UITO" DtLFIN,
IOlolULANO J" and WINDY
IOtfULANO. l'UIMnd and wlN M
join(t-•• Bt:NEFICIARY POSTAL
FIN#fHCE COMPANY, an ~
eor;oratlon Rfeorded Auguet 2t, 1180 at
lnltf. No. 3e625 In llC>dl 13721 PllQ9
802 'Of Offlclal ~d9 In the olflOa
Of t" Aec:order of Oranoe County; -IAULOHd Qf lcldl.Jl•Krlbn ttw ~ orr::1oeo. In tne City of
irw.. County o1 Oranoe. S••t• of
per "'IP reco<ded In
ptigaa ... 10 50 ~. M~ In the ofb of
Iha acordet of Niki ClOUltty
C EREFROM .. Oii, gee. mlnfrala and other hydfoeartloM.
l*Oliw • depth of 500 fMt. without Ill• right of 1u1laca e11try, u
reaerwd In lnatrumenta of reco«S.
YbU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED AUGUST
28, 1980. UNLESS YOU TAKE
ACTION TO Pl\OTECT YOUR
PROPERTY, IT MA,,..l!IE SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN
EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE
OF THI! PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER
The add,.. ol the abc>Y9 ~ 4921
Seaford Circle, trvlne, CA. No
wer~anty 11 g iven aa to Ill
~-or correct,_. The ~ und4W Mid Dead
ol Tf\111, by reuon of • brMCh or
delautt In the obllgatlona aecuted
thereby, heretofore executed and
delivered to Ille underalgned •
written Deci•r•tlon ol Default and
Demand tor S.le, and written notice
of t>NKh and ol elecllon 10 cauM
th• underalgned to ull uld
property to NIJ.fy Mid obllgatlona,
and tlleraaller 1111 undaralgnad
cauMd Mid notice of brMCll and of
elec1Jon to be recorded Sept..nber
1, 1982 .. lnatr No 82-310232 or
Mid Otllcial Recor~
Said H I• wlll b• made, but
wlt11out covenant or warranty,
~ or Implied. regarding tJtle,
~Ion, or encumbr811()M, to
pey the r..nalnlng prlnclpal eum of
the note eecured by Mid Deed ol
Truat, with lntar•t .. In Mid note
provided. advanc.a. II any. under
.tb• terms of Mid DMd of Truat,
•-. chargea and axpen-of Ille Trutt• and of the lruata creeled Cly
NIOOead of Truat. Said Nie wlll be flekt on Thurtday, Januwy 27, t983
at 2:00 p.m at th• Chapman
Avenue entrance to the Civic Center
BullctlnQ, 300 E Chapman Avenue.
In the City of Orange. CA.
NOTIC£ AT TIME OF SALE BIOS
MAY BE MADE IN CASH AND/OR
THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED
CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL
COO£ SECTION 2924h
At I ha t ime ol the lnlt l al
publcatlon of th .. notice, Ille total
amount of the unpaid balanoa of the
obllgallon MCured by the above
I deaorlb•d deed ol truat and
Hllmatad co11a. ••penMa, and adyanoea la $52 ,82 1.'4 5 . To deltrm'M the opening bid. )'OU mey
c.11'(71 '4) 03 7 --00ee. Qlt9: o-nber 29. 1982 IP ESCROW SERVICE, INC.
MMld TIWI-. T.li SEJMCe COMPANY, 8Qlftt P.crtda A. Alindajl,
• One~ '::o.~
Or--. CA nn neea (714) 83S-nM
PDbllahed Orange Coaal Deity PUal. Jan 5, 12, 111. 11183 s 57'3-e2
PUBLIC NOTlC£
' .... ... TICE Of' nwanl!'8 aA&.a
T.a. Mo. 1112-221
!WORT ANT NOTICI! TO
l"ROf'l!RTY OWNEft
YOU AM IN Dl!fAUl. T UHDE" A
D Ea D 0 f T " U a T , D AT I! D 11•n 111a1" 21, 1171. UNLH•
YOU TAICE ACTION TO l'ROffCT
YOU" "tO'l"TY, IT MAY 81
aoL.D AT A """-IC aAU. If YOU
NOD AN Hf'l.ANATION O* TME NATU"I! OF THI '"OCHDINQ
AQAINaT YOU, YOU IHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYE".
On January 28. 11183. at 10:00
a m., Calllornle Flrat Benk, •
CaJllornla corporation. u duly
appointed Truale• under and
pursuant to Deed of Truat recorded
October 4, 11179, .. lnat No 7399,
In b ook 13338. page 1707. ol Oftc:l8I Record• In the office of the
County Recorder• of Orange
Co\inty, State of Calllornla.
executed by Gerald T John, WILL
SEl.L AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHE~BIOOER FOR CASH
(pey•b time of Hie In tawful
money t United StatM) at lhe
Norttl Front entrance to Ille County
CaUrthouM 1ocated at 700 Civic
C ... 1., Drive WHI. Santi Ana,
Cellfofnla, all right. lltle and lntareat
cOP.veyed to and now held by It
under Hid o .. d of Truat In Ille
property altuated In Hid County
and State deaalbed ..
Lot 14 of Tract No 8278, ••
allown on map recorded In bOOk
321. Pagel 35. 38. 37. and 38 of
Mlacallanaoua Mapa, record• of
Orange County Catllornl• l)I• •trHI •ddtHI and Olh•r ~ Clealgnetlon, II any. of the
reat property dea<:rlbe<I above la
purported 10 be 18771 PHIO
Plcaaao. lrvtna Callfornla
Th• underelgned Trual••
dlaclalma any llat>lllty ror an
l~ec1neaa ol the 1tr-eddr-
• Olher common dilalgnetlon. II
• ahOwr• herein ~Id aala w lll be made, Out
without covanant or warranty, ••rt-or lmplled, ragatdlng lllla. poaaeulon. or encumbrance•.
Including I•••· charge• and IXRW'I-ol the T rua1M and of the
lrlf'I• crHt•d by H id 0Md of
~• to pey the remaining princlpal
au of the notlC•l aacured Cly Mid
of Trull to wit 122.888 05 wtd'I Int••' thereon from M.,cft ~ 1982 at 13 00% p.-annum • pr~ In Mid notlC•l pkd coata
and an)' lldvancea of 18.11311 40 with
lntfr•· Tiie beMnclar)' unde< Mid Deed
of 'ffUat heretofore executed and
delivered to the underalgned • = DaWltatlon of default and
nd lor Sate. and • written
of Default and Election to
Sell The underalgned c:euead Nici
N loa of Oefautt and l*tlon •.o '° be rec:otdad In the county
the reel Pt°'*'Y .. loc:eted
ed o--nber 21, 1tl2
C.itfomla Rr9I ~
-Mid 1""'9e ., 630. 8t'9ef,
Ian OleQo, Callfornta (flt)~ ly. Jo L.uCU
bllahed Orange Co.et D11ty
Dec. It. Jen. 8, 12. ff, 1.U
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I MEN 'S WARM WINTER
THERMAL UNDERWEAR
IEG.
4.59 99
YOU•
CHOICE
Ankle length thermol drawers or long sleeved
thermal 1h11t Cotton-polyester blend Sizes S·Xl
HG.
0
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c
UCI ma.
3 \;-oz. 11!.tn tolida or 3-oz. skeln1 vorigot~ om·
br•t. All the populor shod•. Modlin• wa1ftobte.
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FORTREL ® POLYESTER
FILLED BED PILLOWS
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non-allergenic and machine wo1hoble. Save•
t •<OllCNIY PACI I wm1 A Cit Pll<lt
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DESIGNER BATH TOWELS
FROM FAMOUS MAIERS
If PllflCT
6 .99 TO
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CHOICE
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terns & colo11 Slight imperfection won't 1mpoir use. ~
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PINK SALMON
15 'h-o~. While 1tcxlu lo1t.
UllT 6 PO CV1TOMO
SUPER PRICE
59
SUMIT
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• UTll 101
SAVI 3.10
110. '·'' , ••
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NOTIC9 Of' TM#lftl'I IALI
Lo.I No. NOvtCtl
T.I . No. G-t71• WESTBERG INVESTMENT H
duly eppoll\led TruelM under the
IOllowtng CSMCtlbed 0..0 of truat
Will S£Ll AT PU8LIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIOOEPI FOR
CASH (payable at Ume of .... In
lawful money ot the Unl1ed Stal•)
all right, title ano lntar•t con~ to and now held by It under MIO
OHO of Truat In th• property
'*91naf!ar o..cr1bec:I·
TRUSTOA: SUSAN J NOVICK, a
mauled woman •• h9f e.ie and
-;:::Fie~ KA TIE AN DEAS
LANDER. a merried -M her eaparate property
Recorded April 14, 19&2 M lnetr.
No. 82· 128'SH of OfllcNI Recor0a In
the office of IN Recorder of Oringe
County; MIO OMd of lruet dMCrlt>M
the lolowlng prooartv·
PARCEL 1: LO. 2• of Traci No.
9"4. In the City of !MM. County of
Orange, Stet• of Calltomla. upar
11\aj) -deCS In book 451. pegee
23 to 25 lncfualw, Ml-'taneoua
M..,e. In the ottlce of the county
,_.dar ot Mid county
EXCEPT THEREFROM aM Olt,
gaa. mtneral1 and other
hydrocart>ona. below • 6eptll ot 500
IMI. without the right of aurf-entry, u reearwes In lnetrwnenb of
-cs. PARCEL 2· e-1a • MICh ...amen•• -.,. ~ICUMlrt)' ... lorlh In the Article entltteCS
"E-t• of IN Declaratlon ot
CoYen anta. ConCSlllona and
Autrlctlona recorded In book
t 1784. pege 420, Offtdel Rec«Oe.
a nd any •m•nCSmen ll a nd
aupplementa thereto, under Section
hNCllngS In MICh Atttde en1ltleO ..
follow•: "Owner'• Pltgllt1 and
Out1a1: Ulltltl•• ancs Cable T~". "SldeyarCS e-1",
"Support end Settlement", "Etlcr~t", encl ·~ F-.-e-1",
YOU AM .. DCl'AUU ~A
DUO tW TRUST DATWD UM. I.
1m UNL.aaa YOU TAIUE ACTION
TO "'°ftCT YOUR ~.
IT lllAY M IOlD AT A """-le
IALI . II' YOU N llD AN IX~TION Of' THI NATUlll Of' THI f'ROCHDINQ AOAJMIT
YOU. YOU IHOUL.D CONTACT A
LAWYUl
3 Wlntarbranch. IMM, CalltomAa
92714 • "(" • ..,... ~ or common
CSHlgnatlon 11 ahown above, 110
warranty I• then •• to Ila ~CK~).'""'
The benailldary under MIO Deed
OI T""1, by ,_ OI a ~ CK
cMlauft In the oblgatlona eacur.o
thereby, '-'atofor• --..&eel anes CSeltYerlld to lh• unCS9falgnaCS 1
written Oed••tlon of Oefalll lnCI
Oemancl tor Sale, and """"" notice
of breKh and of elaetlon to cal.a
th• unCSeratgnaCS to ••II utcs
ptopeny to Mtllly MIO oblgattona.
end th«Mft9f lhe v~Md
~ encl .-f ftOllce OI bf-"
and of election to be rec:Mded
Augv1t 19, 1192 H tnatr. No.
92·29'3M Of Mid Offtdal Aaoorda.
Said Hie , wltl b• macsa. but
wllhout coYenant or warranty. expr-. CK tmplecl, r909tdlng lltle.
poa-a'M. or -.mbr-. to
pey .,. ,.,,.q pr1ncllpel """ of tt11 no4e(1) _..cs by MIO Deed of
Trwt, WWI lmer.et M In MIO note
prOYkleel, ~. If any. undet
the lerma of aald o.ed of Trull, .... c:flafvaa encl ~ Of the TNIMa end ol the INatl cr.eted by
MIO 0.0 of Trwt
81ld •••• w 111 be halCS on ~. ~ 20, 1M3 at 2':00 p m., at the Chapman AYanva
entrance to th• Civic Center
BullCSlng. 300 EHi Chapm'n A--. In Ole CltY of Orllft09, NOTICE: AT TIME Of' SALE 8108
MAY BE MADE IN CASH ANOIOA
THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED
CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL
CODE 8ECT10H 2t24h At the time o f the lnlllal
Pl~ of Ihle no41Ce, Iha total
emount °' tN unt*O belanca ol Iha oblt0allon MC\!~ br Ille abo .... cseacrlb•CS 0••0 o tru1t ancs
Hllm•ted coet1, .. pen .... and edYenoee .. •21 ,294.11.
To O.C~lne tM ~ l>ld. YO!o1 MmY eel {114) tsT.otM
Dele: Qlelmber 20. 1992 WEITBEAO INVES'TMENT
.. Mid TNllM
9y. T.D. Sf!A\llCE CO ••
..-it 9y. Ploee A. GarQa. ~a-.ury ON()tylW .• w-. arenoe. C111NornM 12tee (1t4)as-alt
PuDllahecs Orange Cout Diiiy
Piiot, Dec. 29. 1tl2. Jan. 5, 12.
1113 M8142
iCffflJOUI _ .. ...-eTA,_.,
Tiie .......,. ,... -OOlng
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HOSPITAL, tUI IHI L111coin
A---. AlllNll!I, Calb'rlla HIOI. "'C~ Meta, 1111 !Im .... CeMorM t2IOI .
...... ft. w.ti. t2 T°""'· .,...,.. ~ tl714. -~·-~by· _.,...,.. ...
--...,.r.Mea TI* .......,_ -tied Wit.II the o.ny ~ of OrMoe COUllt'f on ..... -.. p.Cll 0 rtt == ,, ........ •OMtO..•···-*' =:=.OA lll'lt ,_,
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CUTTER • • •
Checking and • ac~lDlts ·
that pay money 1narket·interest ·rates.
Let1 dear the cOnfusion.
This short guide to the new · can help you
make some very important decisions.
Where did all these new hiP interest
accounts suddenly~ from?
What are the clifferelit types of
high interest accounts Fmt Interstate offers?
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Until now, government regulations
put a limit on the interest rates banks
could pay on most accounts. The result
was that unrestricted money market
mutual funds were able to pay higher
interest. .. and attract lots of investors.
But, as part of a move to deregulate
the banking industry, Congress has
created two new accounts-a savin~
account and a checking accoun:-w1th
no ceilings on the interest rate paid
on each if a minimum balance of $2,500
is mai ntained.
Can banks pay as much on
these accounts umoney market funds!
At least as much. In any
case. t~'ll be highly
competitive ... and
adjusted frequently to
~;::::~ make sure that your fund s
keep earning competitive
rates. In both the savings
and checking accounts,
the law ~uires a mini-
mum mitial deposit
of $2,500. ,
First lnterstate has four different kinds:
S.,.NOW~.
-Brand new, it 's just hke a
standard checking account
but you earn high interest
on your balances.
........ Am-i
-An investment
account which earns
a very competitive
interest rate and
allows for unlimited
cash withdrawals.
You're also allowed a
combination of six
automatic paymeAt&, ----~-' pre-authorized pay·
ments or checks per month. No more than ._ __ _.. ...
three of the six may
be chetks.
t.5riMl ...... Aa...r
-A retirement
accouqt that allows
you to shelter up to
$2,000 of income
each year frorn fed·
eral income taxes.
UrtifdaJO..-.
-Deposit accounts
that have a period of
maturity, Crom 7 days
to 6 months-All can
now be opened for
as Httle as $2,500.
Many people prefer
these because their
interest rates are
fixed for the term of
the certificate.
7 reasons~ First Interstate Bank of California
is the place to~ youraoJlars.
Reason •I:
Highl y competitive rates
on all accounts. ..
Soon. with our CIRRUS network,
you'll be able to access )'Our check-
mg and investment savin~s accounts
from coast to coast. That s
convenience.
Reason -2:
Only First Interstate gives
you in stant access to your
checking and i,lvestment
savings accourfts. 24 hours
a day. 7 days a week at any
of our nearly 700 Day &
Night Tellers• throughout
the West.
,,-----~, \' IHl.1y b r•~·1 lt•'f I . ,
Reason •S:
Ent~r the Incredible Investment Sweepstakes now
until January 31, 1983. Go to your nearest First
Interstate of California branch and sign up to win
the prize of a lifetime... \ I ,
a $150,000 vacation home , ,
in Palm Springs.
Reason •J:
9nly First lnJerstate 's system gives you instant access to your I'" _____ ,
money at our 900
offices in the 11
western state
territory.
Reason•&:
We 'II pay you a $10 cash bonus
for opening an IRA account with at
least $2.000.
I Reuon •7:
We 'll k\ve )'9U a $20 cash bonus for
opening a Market Interest Account
with an initial deposit of $2,500 or
more ... and give you your first set of
checks free.
First Interstate Bank
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Despei-ation in Duluth: A city copes· with recession ..
. """' ~--
8 "J:~l!llN CUNNIPF tWU'r\1J\8 bennt.h the Uh bri ... -with lron ore Cor dlrocted toward areu of hJn.._ unernfjlo~t1" ho DJ •'"• utal.~, • •• 9!."' • --rnllfa,''1·':;;.~r.;l•·U\iri•uttr::bfttfVf .,oH 'l fOn)t'·--· -----". oULtJ'l!rC Minn. '"::.0 ;.;;;;;-Skyllne"Pu1'way "• ~ man of our people f.-.d th coldest way. ...~..... •
•to the mount.aln \0 tho famoua brldl• at th• and blelMlt llMI .. ndh.ztiit;a~ •4• • mQUlh, now fidid lri mtlly anow thtl neat at a ndntlfiii o NaUonaJ Leaarue of Cities. It.a own Jobe prOIJ'am, whl8 t-400,000 of federel ~·· ......
and charmlnaly plcture.que clty hardly ... ma "They cannot ct..,-nd on rhetoric any lo"l~r." block tundt, $UO.OOO from tho McKnlsht . detpera~. Duluth, Fodo decW., hu done ltt beet. I.Mt Foundation, $60,000 from other local foundat.Sona.
Tb• mayor .. Y• It LI. "Oeapera~," he .. id aummer lt had ltl own job Pf'C?C1'*11',_emptort:n1 700 and $60,000 from bualne9el. ~ apm. -.. --workerrior nl:ne woeld t-~~•k• ~ wtn._. uWhe Nodhland are-1.letce • .,-)d '
In part, tfte explanation it In the nature of home. "We 1klrted the deduction Procell \0 put unemployment beneflta have ceased for many .c~ .. ~~'r'-CMderiy..~~-;t ..,~ ~~ -~-;('_J.a1\be!a.~lJ•'~1114._, .famili -•ltL>.-t_.Jr~-..,;,:-• . •'~,.6-_..,, -up appee.rancee and take care orffeh oUier. And'°• -aefore the clty1:1>uhhpl'Md Word that no more Urdlnartly, rt!OO UlQJal~;--'DW\un ~ t Jl1l0i.,.
perhapt, problema aren't u obvlou1 u ln tome could be hired, he .. ad, 2,000 "1tranger1 to to aak help. He utd the city ll aolvent and even hu ·'
cities. unemplo)'ln!lnt" had applied. Tru.e hired helped a cash balance. He 1peakl proudly of aeveral Iona• ,
But there I.I a new emergency 1helter here, and tlx up bulldlna11 1treeta and other muciclpal term effort.I to 1pur new buatneue. and at.trad· >
1 10up kitchen where parenta come wl\h k1da. property. high-technology concerns.
Studenta collect money on the Unlveulty ot "You can't tell people to wait a little longer, a But, he 1ay1, thl1 rece11lon 11 a national
M1nnelOta campus. And all day you hear of Food little longer " laid Fedo. who delcrtbee hlnuielf u a problem, "IOlllethlng creeping up on everyone, and
Shelf, which offers tree grocerlee, no queetionl "very ~rvative" Democrat. He 1upport.1, even if we don't 1top It it will be depretllon all overi ·
uked. defenda, President Reagan'• long-range economk agaln." Thll clty la a regional cent.er for northeut goaia. Everything that can be done locally and
Mlnneaota, northwest Wllconain and Michigan'• How quickly can the federal government act? privately, he (eet., .ha• been done. ",from my.
Upper Peninsula. "IC there 11 1erlou1, "Given Incentives, It can act immediately," he uld per11pectlve, 1t la U~~ to ask for help. he laid"'
--U--nemployment,'-ex~tltft'M Mayor JtJtrrr Jl'edo~U"lftf"llit llt hU-d~rbtownup-eopy of a "Dulu&~raw..:.: --, -
"\hey gravitate here." $4,700 check that city workers donated t.o Food .--------------------.
Mayor John Fedo
~.,our
Professional
· · florist
A..CRST 2915 Red HDI Avenue
South Coast Design Center A-108 Costa Mesa!
In Stone Mill I 641-0810 I
western Thrift & Loan
Making more money fpr you.
OOSTA MESA OltANCE mvasmE UPlAND 17141645-3153 17141997'1300 rn4> 354-29'20 17141 ~...,
TMZ.AW. LONC 8fAOi DOWNEY WHrmllt
12131891-0200 iit31498-3301 <213>9'23-320'! 12\3) ~ 7561
TClllR.ANa SAN DECO Gl..EN>Ali <2131 S344m <714157&82SO <213l 24M550
°' <714122S'1011 (Llmtt.d ""-'>
l'talC NOTICE
T1791 a U fl I! fl I 0 fl C 0 U fl T 0 P
NOTICI! CW SAU CAUPo...A
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thel COUNTY CW OAAMoe
pursuant to Ill• terms of lllOH 100 Ctwlo C-tw DfM w ...
oeneln c-enta. Conditions and ... • ~1r1c:uon1 recorded ~ o-nw a-ta AM. ~ mm 19. 1976, In 8ooll llS~ Pll09 257. MARRIAGE Of'
et Hq .. of Rec4rde of Orenoe PETITIONER OTTO 8 CV.UNCH
County. Celffomla RESPONDENT JACOUL YN I
Tll•I certain real property CL.AUNCt4
cMec:f1bed .. LOI &1 of Trec:1 aeoe. IUWONI ('AW.Y LAW)
.. pet map rec:otded In 8ook 367, CAU ..,_,. 1>21111111 Pa~• 1-&. 1nclualve, l'lec:orcta of NOT1Cm aranoe County. commonty known You~..._...._ n. .wt u : 10 Oeodor, lrvlne, Callfomta. mer decide ..... roa .nttlcMtt The aom of past ...... -.me due rour belnt ltterd unleH rou
.. of Iha elate of Ihle nC>lloe le 11,· ~ _..... •.,., flMd ltle
210.00, tnc:ludlng coell . •-end ~ !Mtow. lnterHI, wlll be aolel el public I rou wlalt to llMll IM ed¥toe of -'Ion pureuent 10 Sec:tton 1358 of an ettorner In tltl• mettor, '"
111• Ctvll Code of Ill• Stell of _....di eo pr_,a, .. IMC,_
Caltfomle on January 19, 1M3, el ,..._.. • ........ I llflf, th• Main Entrance. Counly be fled en llMe.
Courtt\OUM, 700 CMc: C-ter Drive AVllOI
W•t, Santa Ana. Cellfomia. at the U.ted M al4e dottl~. Cl
llollf of 2 00 P M b1lbuNI ,_-~ _.,. Ud..
The r9COl'CI OW!*S ol said ,... aJn "41oMJa o -... Ucl. prCIC*fY .,.. ROeERT E. WILLITS ,..-. ......... • .... LM ..
and SHIRLEY A WILLITS, ~ ~ .. ......
IHI known actdreu la No. 10 II Uato• ll•a•a aollolter el
Oeodor. !Mno. Cllllfomie 92714. C-... • ..,. ........ aft ....
Theaolewlllbeconduc:tedbyond oeunto, d•••rfo lt•••rl•
lnf«metlon regwdlng Mild ..... ond NI••~ de .... _,
relnol•t-t moy be hOd from: w ,..,_.. • 1h91 ,..,,, al Mr
PAUL BELL, Allon~ ol9uno, "-" .., r .. lttroda a
902 W, 9roed*rty, ....... A,,.,,.,,, CA. 92&05 1. TO THE RESPONDENT
(714) 836-0190 The Potltkllw hoe m.d o pellllon
aMOKETREE l~VINE concemino )'Ollf marrMlge. If you fell
HOMEOWNERS ASSOC to Ille e reepo!WI wltf*I ao ~ of
o.ted Oecemt>er 7, 1N2. th• elate 1hll lhla 1ummon1 la
·STATE Of' CALWORNll') .-wcl on~~ o.tut moy be
)M. entor9CI ond the OOUl1 moy enter a
COUNTY OF ORANGE I juclgmonl contOlnlnQ lnjunctM «
On<>-nber7, 1082.beforeme, OCher orderl OOllC9l••io dMelon Of
the undef1110il0d, •Notary Pu«* In property. epouMI euppon, chlld
anO for Hid Btol•. peraonelly cu11octy, c:lltld euppon, ottOfnoy .....,.. PAUL 11!1.L ... _to .... ,_, cc.ta, and aucfl other rell( ..
10 be the petaon-"--II moy tie on1ntec1 by Ille~. the 1Ut.Cr1bed to ttw within in.trument oomla.timont of wegee. t•lno ol
•• tho Atlorney In Fact of mon9Y Of proC*fY, or other court
8 flOt 0 I( E T R E I I II\ V I N E outhe>Ned PfOOMdlngl may olM
HOMIOWNlll\8 Al.OCIATION roaun.
end octln<l'lMdoed to me that he 0.tect: Augult 24, 1H2
I u b I c r I IS o cf t II •i n • m o o I U!!'. A. IAANCH t M 0 K E T R E I I II\ V I N I! Oorll,
HOMIOWNlll\9 AS~CIATIOH 9y: CH. ~DEASON, t""9fo M prlnclpol 1111 own • DeclutY
NIM .. Attomor In F . PublllMCI Oranp Cotti Oolly WITHUI my hend Ofld Oftldel Pll<M. OoG. 2t, 11t2. _,.,. 5, 1a, 11,
..... 11t2 ._,, "9ft M7M2
HOTAflfY~
flublll!Md Of~ Coe,t o.llY Pl&IC 11rfU
... IOt. Dao. ta. "l 1 2, Jiii. '·•-~==~====--
'"'· ........ ... ACmM>UI .,_ .. -....-nA~ TllO followlng !*ton lo dOlllO
bulllMllO -VIA UOO l.IA8iHo & 8"'1.U,
UM Vlo LletO, IV!to A, ~
There ls aerious unemployment all about, and Shell.
in lncredible percent.ages. more than 19 percent for "We'd like to think that In the t.ot.allty o( things Save money and shopping time
all northeast Minnesota. and more than 35 percent he (President Reagan) might not see some of the .
In Lake County, just t.o the north in the Iron Range. things that we see because we deal on the local Read the Da1·1y P1·1· When car sales fall around the country, level," he continued.
st.eelmaking follows, and that means layoffs in the "We suggest there are funding mechanwns
..
'I great Mesabi taconlte range. And fewer vessels already m existence that with ltttle change could be .__ ________________ __
•
Confused
about the new insured
01oney-01arket accounts?
We, at Downey Savings,
want to help You understand them ....
and offer you more.
Simply, money-market accounts give you an insured, high interest account with-
out tying up your money with term rime limits. And, a minimum balance of only
$2,500 is required.
It's that simple. But, we at Downey still don't think it's enough. So we've devel-
oped two money-market padages, and you can pick the one tailored to your needs.
Plus, we1l pay you higher than most money-market fund rates with either of them.
. .
The Check-Writers Package
Daily Check Writing Convenience, Tied to
a Fully-Insured Account Paying Higher than
Most Money-Market Fund Rates. Compare
T'his to Any Uninsured S\veep Account!
The Safe-Saver's Pm"/cage
A Fully-Insured s~n ing\ \cc:ount Pa, mg ac
a Rate Higher than \ 1ost ~ lon~y-\ farkcc
Funds, Con1bincd '' ith I ll\t tUH ( '•t\h \1,,·( C\'i
for ,.fho~c Few. Special 'I 'in K'~.
Here's how it works: Here's how it works:
You use your 51/• % inceresc-eaming checking accounc
for your normal, daily transactions. When your balance
passes S2,000, we sweep che ex·
ua money into your high interest-
eaming money-market account.
But unlike mosc sweep accounts, if
your checking balance falls below
SZ,000, we won't pull money from
your money-market account co
replace the funds in your checking
account-no matter how low the
balance falls. (Mose sweep ac-
counts require you to keep SZ,000
earning 5 v. % at all times.)
Your money-market account is used primarily for savin~.
But, if you do need co make a major or unexpected pur-
And, if your checking account is
overdrawn, we11 then pull money
from your money-market account
to cover it• -and chat's the only
time wc11 cake money from there.
So. no minimum balance in your
checking account means you can
leave your extra inoney in your
money-market account longcr-
earning '1itfet-than most money-
market fund rates!
Plus, look at the extra benefits you11
receive that no money-market fund can
offer:
0 no service charges on your checking
account
D check guarantee card on your
checking account (with qualification)
D ~rerCard II or VISA debit card with
no annual fees (with qualification)
D a free safe deposit box
D one frt,t trust deed collection
0 free traveler's checks
D preferred auto loan rates
0 unlimited in1>erson or by-mail with-
drawals
0 many other free, convenient services
0 and a minimum balance requirement
in your mo~arket accouot of only · s2.soo··
~· ~~~ The Supe~~NOW
chase, and you don't have enough
in your everyday checking ac-
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-~ .t""'..m;& I~ f.Lfl:"-4 Hidden economy grows
~ .__ltlf bl Mid by "" C•t~ f>lennlng CommlH IOI! \If lh• CAL.,Ol"tl~. corporation, .. duly appolnt•d ,..,
AYUOA"-~. • ·=· Ttu1ltt u11d.,1f1e fe lewlttt S $2 b JJ d '
......., .. """ 111.1. t 0 te lo 1·na j ion a y ar in unlaxe income ~-~'I.Ill A~'~" to Tltl " e HIOHalT llDl>tfl 'CM CAI" , .. ~, ... CUt •P<'11nt11'\4Jll' .. *'a~ll C1ll to1nl• 101 lhe pu1poH o1
c;onMcler1ng Cond1tla<Wll UM Pern\11
No '2·32 • raQu .. t 10 ~•llUGI
.. ~ (7) lddlllonel dwelling unn•
end Iii u1U1ty room to 1n u1111ng
reor.,n1111 leclllty 1ou1ac1 on Illa
•••\ aldl ol Florld• St•••I eppfi>11lm 1taly 725 Int eoutll or Mtlitl Slreel ( iHOO Florld• St1Mt)
wll'1IO Ille Palllflc:• C0tf\munlly Plen. Ole•lol One Tiie Plenn ln ll
Com(Wl4MIOn wt• eillO be (;Oneldltlf\g Conclllonel hoaption No '2·12 e
reqJ.11 10 permit 11'11 uH ol •
plll<t'lo 1100 ot one tOaGI lor NCll
th<M (~I unlla In I*' of tn• rlQUlred P11'11N retlo of one tp8"1 IOI NCl'I ~,,;g unit A llO•I ~lpllon II
~II In Ill• Oeperlment of
1 Oarvleea
hMrlnQ wtU bl held 11 Ille
hOur' or 7 00 pm . on Jenuery 11. a:I In lh• CouncU Chamb•re
l\Q ol Ille C1111c; Ctolet, 2000 Mel Str .. 1, Hul\llngton BHcl'I.
Ce.Ill nl1 Alt> Interested P«IO<ll are tnvllld
lo •~encl aalO llMllnQ end ••P<IU lhllr, oglnlont lor or aglll'\ll 1rie propplld Condlllon•I Use ltermlt
No i82-32 and Condll1ona1 ~lion No 82·12
' lher lnformallon mey II• obi ed lrom lhe City Pl1nn1ng
ment T•l'lone NO (714) SJ6·S271 , CllY PLANNING
CO~ISSION
, By. J emea W Pillon l ·Secreter) P19>llahed Orenge Coae1 Delly
Pllo1~ Jenuary 5 1983
145·83
Mt.IC NOnce
Ndncl Of' TRU8Ttl'8 8AlE --T ·-t_.. No.. PAQU'"
N PORT HOME LOAN, INC , q ~• T ... No. C41MI
dufy ~led Truetee undet tho
lol no d•sc:rlbld dee<! ol lrull
Wll SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION
TO HE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CAS (peyebll et lime or Mii tn
money ol the Unllld Stales)
I, tltle and tnter .. 1·conV9Y*1
now helO by It und« aald
ol f ruet In lhe properly
lllf "" Oeecrl bid. Tnf110<: OALE E. PAQUIN and H. JANI PAQUIN
8t1flc lery. THEODORE E RAS USSEN. JR and DOUGLAS
M. ASMUSSEN, CO·ttH lor AAS USSEN IRON WORKS. INC ..
MO EV PURCHASE PENSION
T
did Sec>lembar 2of, 11l80 u
No. 32878 tn bool< 13756, 1402 of Oftlclel Aec:orde In the
off of the Rec:orde< or Or1t191
d..a Of tnllt dllellbll
Pf Ol)lr't}'. lot 7 In rect No 3607. City of
Ne.orl Beech. u 9e1 m ep a id In Boot! 128, Pegea 37 , II! the offloa or lhe County
dlr of Mid Couney
YOU AM .. DUAUl.T UNO«R A ~D OF T .. U•T DATED
"I, 1180. UNLIH YOU
TA ACTK>N TO P"OT•CT
YOU P"O't!"TY, IT MAY 8E 80l.D AT A PUaJC IA.LL• YOU
MUD AH UJIU.NA TIOM CW THI NATU"I OF THI P .. OCll!DINO
AQAINIT YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
1212 Pambfooll Lane. Nawoot1
BMlcl\,CA
"(" • e1ree1 aoor-or common daalgnetlon I• ahown above. no
warre nly la g iven •• 10 119
c:c>rnp191-or oorrec11-I
The blnlftc:jl/Y Und« Mkl o-1 or True1. by reuon or 11 breach or
deleull In Iha obllgellonl MCUrld
1~. l)ere1of()(1 uecu1ed and
dlflverld 10 lh• vnd•nlgneo •
wrtt1ln ~a11on of Olfaul1 and
Demand lor s.-. end Wtttten notlee Of bl'NCh and of election to c:auee
Ill• underalgned 10 1111 ••Id
Pfopar1'f to 1111tafy uld obliglllone, end 1herHftar lhe underelgnad
cauMd Mid notice of bfNCh and of
lllctlon to be Recotdld Sep1em1>er
14, 19112 M Instr No 82-3231l73, Of
Mid Olllc:lll Recorda
SelO H I• wlll be med•. but
without c;ovenenl or werrenly.
·~ or lmpllecl. •eQMdlng tttle. ~on. or ar\CUmb(anc.e, lo
pay the remaining pr1nclpal """ of
the notl(I) ~eel by Mid 0..0 Of
Tf\111, with lnler-u In Mid not• prOYl<lld. edvencea. It any, unde<
the term• of Mid Deed or Trual.
'-· llMf'gee end·~ of Iha Truet• encl of the INetl Cf'Mtld by
Mid Dlld Of T rvet
Se id ••I• wlll D,11 hlld on
TbunOay. JatlUety 13, 11l83 at 2:00 p.m. et the Cll•Pm•n Avenue
entrenc:e to 11'1• Civic Canter
30C e.. Chapman Avenue.
Of OranQI, CA
: At time of .... bld9 may be made In cieh end/or th• ceelllere ar cerlllled check•
1~\H ~ndl.t ,lb• 1011ow•n.J1"T'T0"111iiT-!f'IWl~liiini1t-011G11bad hcutltY OM COnlrttn 11
Wlt.l Sll.1. AT PUii.iC AUCTIOH IALI. IP YOU MllO AN
TO THI HIQHllT tl001" ,OA IDUMATIC* Of' ne1 UTUM
CAIH Of .... , for1h 1n aecuon °' TM "'°°''_. AOA*l'f 21l24h of 11141 CMI Cool, all tlghlJ Y~!Mi IMOUL.D COlfTAOf A
""' encl lne-t con~ to """ U.w-. .... now "'"' by u ""°" Mid 0..0 of HOTICt ta HeMav OIV!H Truel In Ille pro1>9'ty 11et.inatt11 The! vno.r and by Wt\19 OI t!W
Ollalb.o . l)(cMlione °' tllat o.rtlllrl 0..0 of VENO!f• HARRY WOOOCO,F 'l'ruel dated May 10, , .. ,. end
encl ANITA WOOOCONI~ llCClldlO 111 ui...omu ol tit•
encl wife .. toinl ltnenll u to 11 ~ of th9 Courity .. ~
undivided 28,., lnt., .. I, e PAUi. 11•1• of CalllornlaJ. on ..,,y ft. JOH NSON ano CA .. 01. I. 1N1, In VOM'ne 14017, 1N109 11341.
JOHNSON. hu•b•nd end wlf• H ol OHlcl•f Aecorda, executed II~ joint 1an1n11 a• 10 en undivided 090fge P llrook1, an unmarrl.O n'I\ Int-I man .. TNlltOf. 10 Tltll lnlllr~
VENOOA PETER E WISHNEY end Trull Co:t • C01pot1Uon, ..
and KATHLEEN M WISHNEV, Trull•. and BtATf SAVINGS AHO
tormelly huaband encl w1r. LOAN At80CIATION, • Oelllomla
Aecordld M 10, 108 I It lnelr. OOIPOll •lon ... Benlflolaty; No 12141 In book 14134. PAO• And puiwant lo thl rlq\lll1 of
1697 or OlflclM Record• In IN~ lhl owner attd llOlder ol 1111
ol the Aacordar OI Oranoa County. ~IHory note H Curld by tile
••Id Se curity Leno ConlreCI of Trvtt •l>Ov9 reterrlCI lo.
dllorJllM tile IOllowtng ptoperty: And by r..-i of Ille delaull In Lot 3, 8loc:ll "l" OI Trect No Ill• payment of H id promlu ory
573. In me County or Orenoe. Stet• not• and 1111 bree ch or •h• ot Clllfomla, u P4lf map •-did condlllon• In e.id DllCI bl Truet
In b 0 0 k 2 0 • p • II • 2 ll 0 I !)fovldlcl •• Nolloe OI OlllUll and
MllClllllMOUI Mac>9. In lhl otf!c41 of Ellctlon to Siii Under Olld ol T rutl
the Counly R1corda1 of aeld l'levlng been duly r1cor01d u
County provided lor by 11w In ••Id EXCEPT Ille w .. 1 ... 1y 45 , .. , ReoorOll'• OfftOe on Sec>tecnblr 14,
tl'lafeol. 1982, In Book tnn No. 82-322853;
ALSO EXCEPT tile Eutarly so SUNKIST SERVICE COMPANY, a
f11t lherlOI corporellon. u the pree1nl
MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS euthorlzed and aotlng Truell•
24312 Del Prado, O•n• Point. under l8ld Dlld OI Tru•. •IO<Mlld,
Celll0<nla on WIClnMdey. Ja.nuety 12, llle3, "(If • e1r111 eddreM or common el Illa l'IOur of 10:00 o'olock 1.m. of
dHlgnellon " ahown above, no .. kl O•y et tile N01'1h lront entrance w. r r • n t y I I II I v. n I 0 I I • 10 Illa Orange County counhouM.
comptet-0< coneclnMa) ·· 700 CMc Cent• Drive w .. 1. In tile
Tile Vendor under Mid Security City ol Senla Ana, County ol
Lend Conlracl. by reuon ol • Ortt191, Stall 01 Celllornle. Will
l>r•acl'I or dellUll 1n tile oblloallon• SELL. purtuant to lhl power ol NII
••cured tht1•by, haralolore conferred In aald Olld or True! end. 1111cul1d end delivered 10 tile wltl'loul covenenl or werrenly underalgned • wrlneo Decletetlon regarding tltle, poueulon or
or Oelault end Demand ror Sale. enc:umbfanc:ee, •• publlc llUCtlofl, 10
and written notlele or brMCh tnd 01 !hi hlghelt eull bidder. In tewlul
llletlon 10 c:auee lhl undlr.igned money ol the United Sletu ol
to Mii aakl property to aaU.fy llalO Amerlce. •II tll•t certain 1111
obllglllon•, end tl'lereefler lh• property tltuatad In IN County ol undarelgned ceuMd Mid notice or Orange, Stell or Celllornla , breec h end or e lecllon 10 b• OMCtlbld 11 IOltow..
recorded Sec>l..,.,bar 14, 1982 u PARCEL I: lot 8 of Trect 9834, In
Intl• No 112-322857 ol Hid Offlctel tfll City Of Gatdlll Or~. M P41r Rec0<ds map -did In Book 489, Pagee
Seid HI• Wiii II• med•. but 27 and 28 of Mlllc:lllanlou• Mepe.
wllhoul covenent or warrenty, PARCEL 2 E•••menu for
eJIP'-or lmplled. regarding 11111. •nor-. 111•-. publle utllltlll. and po•-•IOn, or enc:umbfancee, 10 other purpoeee. u 111 lor1h In lhel
pay tfll r.,-nalnlng princ;lp.i 9'jtn of c::er1eln Olc:larellon of Covwtanl•.
the note(•) MCU<ICI by Aki S.C:Urlty Condition• end RH11lctlon1
Lind ContrllC1. with lnter11t 11 In •-did Auguat 8. 1980, In Book
said note provided, advanc:.•. II 1381l 1, Page 1318 ol Ofllclal eny, uno. lhe term• ot Mid Dlld Rec:otClt o... lot 29. thl convnon
ol Truet. I•••. cl\ero•• end WM. •JtPll'-of Ille TrualM and of Ille Elloapt from paniele 1 and 2 alt INlle created by Mid Security Lend rig.hit to underground _,.,. without
COntrac:t. th• right ol eurl1 c1 entry u
Said Sele wilt bl held on Tuee Cledlc:atld on thl mac> ol Mid Trec1
Januery 11, 1983 a1 10 00 a.m . II And ~commonly know11 u ,,,. Chapman A...anue IW'llfllfl()t lo 9"1 Ou.let Path. Unll #8, Oatden
the Clvle Center Bulldlng, 300 Eui Grove. CA
Chepmen Avenue. In Orenge. If there I• no "'"' eddreu. Cerllomla direction• mly be obtained 'by
The lotll emounl ot thl unQeld wtltten requNt lo Stale Saving•
bllllllQI of the obllg•llon eecured and t..oen Aeaoclallon. 222 NOt'lh El
by Hid property 10 be 1010, OoredoStreat, Stodtlon, CA ll5202;
IOgllhet With lnl•-. let• cnwo-. A I I. n 11 0 n . l 0 . n s. I v I c;.
and •llmatlCI ooet• . ...,.,_. and Dapertment, nol later than January
ld\'anc.e, M lo tt11 dell heteol, It 11, 1983. lor the PIJ<OOM of peylnQ
S 187 ,811.55 obllgatlona MCU<ed by Mid Deed of
Dela: <>-nblr I.II, 1982 Truat.
STEWART TITLE OF The IOlal amount of the unOlld
CALIFORNIA balance of lllle o«>lloatlon 19 ,95,-
u Mid TNatee 788 85, lnl-t s 11.n1.N . Ind lN By STEWART TITLE OF Htlmlled emoun t of COiie,
CALIFORNIA •JU>lll-and ectvanc::.e wttlch wtll
llOO North Br<>adwey bl lncurrlCI by lhl d•I• of NII 11 Sante Ane, CeHI 11270 I '841 44
(7 14) 558-1114 Dal.Id December 16, 1982
&y tom aueeri SUHtCIST seAVtee
Viele President COMPANY.
By Vincent D Serr • corporetlon
Foredoeu<'e Officer By Ol\lld CN\'ter, Putllllflld Or1119e CoH I Oetly A.allilatent Vloe ~I f>llol, Die 22. 29. lllH . Jen 6, 222 Not1tl El Doredo St,_
1983 8todUoft, CA 96202
5tl2e-112 Tel (208) IM&-1t16
-------------Tn.t• l"tllllC NOTICE Publl•llld Ore~ Co111 Delly
ACTITIOUa aua,..na
NAME au ~MENT
The 1011ow1ng P•rton '' do•no
llulM.-S 89 GENEVIEVE'S WtGS 259 E 17th St Colle MllM. CA ll2627
G_,,lew Katherine Eapesell'I,
3125 Mc;IClnley Wey. ~le M•e
CA 112826
Thia bu91nlll 11 conoucted by en
lnOlvldulll Gell4rVWVt Eapnettt
Tiits llAllmltll WU fllld wtlh Illa County caen. ot Or•noe County Of\
Dec: 23. 1982 .,.._,,It..,..
Attorney at Law
11152 MecAtttM.w alvcl. •utt• 102 lmne, CA 12111
Ft0547't
PuDllaried Orenge CoHI Delly
PllOI. Die 29 11l82 Jan 5. 12 11 Ill. li83 5670-82
Pt IOI. o.c: 22. 29. 1982. Jen 5
1983
FICTmOU8 eu.-H
N~ IT A TaltlOIT
Thi fonowtng P«10111 -dOlnQ t>uW-u PRECIOUSETTINGS. 360 Avocado SI lt02, Coe1:e Miiii. CA
ll2627
Rlc:hMd ~ ~. 360
Avocado St •02, Coate....._ CA
ll2827 Ronde Ann Lareen. 350
Avocad<> St #02. CO.ta 11o411a. CA ll2827
Thll b\lllMM le cond~.cl by
husband & wife Rlctlatd I. ...,....
Thie ltl'-1 -"*' with thl cour11y Cllttt ol Orenge County on
Nov 17. 1982 ......
1peclfl1d 1n c1v11 Cod• secuon 1----.. ---,-C-W\_TIC __ E __ _
292411. ,......, ""'
Publlahld Orange CoHI Oelly PllOI. Ole 15, 22. 29. 1982, Jan S.
At 11'1• tlm-e ol lhl lnltlel FICTTnOU8 aua•u publlcallon Of ltlil notice. Illa total NAME 8TA~NT emourrt of the unp9ld balanoa of the o bllgeUon MCured by lh• above The followlng peuon I• dotng
dHorlb•d d••d of tru•I ano butl=N~GEMENT SOLUTIONS,
Hlfma1ed co'1•. •llP•n• ... •nd tlltll5 Sllore lln• Lene •e. ~le lea.405 33. Hunllng\On Beacll. CA 92648. ro dltermtn. the opening btd, Rober! W Schratner, llltU
'fOAJ !My call (7 t4) 937-0IMMI Sl'lorellne Lene • 8. Huntington 0.te: Deolmblr 15, lll82. e.ectl. CA ll2848 NEWPORT HOME l.OAN, INC Thlt buelMM .. conduc:ted by an
M Mid TNSIM, lnOtvlduel Robert w Schreiner By T.O. SERVICE Thia atat-t wu fllld w11n tile
COMPANY, egent Counly Clerk of Ore1199 County Of\ By Clndy Sc:hoonoV91'' AMl9tant Secnuwy Dec: 29. lll82.
One City 8oulavtrd Wiil D..W L Dlmltruti
Orange, CA 92888 l.aWJ« Tel. 1141e3&sa288 One Corpofata Plau
11l82
,tennoua ., ..... NAiii 8TA TEMeM'T
Thi 1°"°""'1ng pereona -doing ~ .. -J 1' C CO Ml>ANY . 924
Coronado Or , Coeta MeH, CA
ll2626
Al A Serreno ll24 CorO<lado
Or . Coete u -. CA 92828. CherlH F Tinier. 1548 'D' Adame Ave .. Coele Men. CA
ll2626
Thie bull.-le conduc:1ICI by e
gaM<tl~
AJA. Sem1no
lP•Y•**' •• 111111 Of 11'4! In l1wM By STEPHEN FOX po)' N11p oy bllft, ffit111tthl lhtif11f'f'O~*'llllf"'i'--~ i ... ·.....u111ad~ll • , ,,.., ,,_, Wrttet trull" IAJ follow to det«t t.\X vaders. ~;..:,:: 0~•:r::i., 0..: LOS ANCl!LES Coiolle,I Ri'dOrido Bl'llch offtdahl, wh:U. ftOUn~ pay_
o1 lr\Mt 1n .,,. P'ot*'Y llefeNll• hair 1tyllat, a• ta $26 • cut In tho Milon wtwrt• 1hc what thc.•y owe, acknowlt-<Jai1· thut tM number of ~~WoA ~ w KIH KINNll ,-" worlu. But 1nu'll do your holr ut home for $1 ~ -c hc.·att•rw ts growing. A mapr n•iU10n, they Ar., IJ u ~rteO 111.,.. u 10 11111 undMdecl cuh o nly, plc.<ue. widt•11prt•ud pett"eption th•l the tmc law• arc•n t fair
0111-11111 Jnl••ul a nd LAAPIY Steve.~ Topanp ex>natru4:Uon worker, muka-L. _ "People ft"Cl ttw 11~h aJ c ucU.lJt~ .iwuy wllh VICTOf' ll:Lt end JANICI ANN~ ll I b I • ILl..t. 11111bend anct wtr. .. '°4'11 U Ir C:Xltt. Y fl'OWlng Pan'--some lt'pl, l(Jmt• murdt"f, IO lh y d~vcJop their own hU C' form e>f taJ(
ten-"J •• 10.,.. vndl\lldtcl one-n.tt not. ich<•lu.-r which I.a. 'Y ou dun'trcport your Up Income, ltltitN~ ce':~AN .... ~.,, J., a ~'* laboM, ~,. .... a.a:. ut'.\ft.'l' fUl'd n you .d.on•t repurt youc inter~"tlt lru..-orne or you don't
HPIVIOEI CO"P . • c a111ornt• tax return and dOftn't pl•n to at.art rt1port your IK"CC>nd f..b," aa1d Robert Clann.aniieU. ,
COfJ>O'll'°" They are part of the underground eronnmy un IRS 1pokcamttn, ' What I've ht>i.rd ~ Lhat """'ple. AecorOICI t-ebruary 2, 1111 u h I b Ill ,.,--ln•tr No 111 1n l>OOk t3tM P-oe ll t r ving aector.,.wh"rt.' I ons of d0Ut1r1 c•hanii<' are tired ol tht1 level ol taxation, that they ft"el tM
161& 01 Offlclll Aec:oroe tn •~omc. handa annually without forma11ly and without tax t.ox law1 an! lnoqultMble-" Many ~lu n&rtlcipat.e r of IN ~order of Orenge Coointy, fo • 4 ,,._. ' Hid dMd 01 '""' d•.ertbff 111• nna an both the aurfocc and undt•rgro ~·~
1011owtng prOl)lr1y. Along with tht• houaewlfe who ~dlt.'fl her Vickie, 31, worlu In a LOtl Angele. Malth food !
P11ca1 3. In th• Clly 01 Irvine. han~wn qullta at 1wap meets, the 1ddewalk drug i.ton• thllt w1thholda taxes from her 141 • ...,_ She aU.0 •• county o r Orenge. Stell ol d 1 d h b h h k .... T c e1uorn1a, .. •"own on 1 p.,011 ea er an t e Wllneaman w o pays is wor e rs dL"!llgna and makea clothes •
Map flied In book Ill. Pao-i:i 10 14 "under lhc table," they are co-conspirators tn a "U1ually I get paid In caah. some ch eckJ. f '
1nclu11v1 of Parcel M•P•. In '"' growing. movement. And they are breaking the law nevttr report any of it lt'$ not a real con&eioUB thlnfi,. offlQI ol the coonly ~Oar of Mid b ' c;oun~ Y evading taxes. lake I'm going to get back at them. I~\ don't &ff t: ln ~..!:,~:::~~t!::... No Ol'lc knows just tnrw-rrrtJ'C'h "1'110IT'f""Y' ...........moAey I have to pay taxaa on," s e said.
below• depth or 500 '"'·without Calafornla's underground e ntrepreneurs urt' ''M y girlfriend.make.a ipota. She's llke me, ft
tl'I• r1gt11 01 •url•c• 1n1ry, " generating. and federal officials make no attempt tu never e nters her mind to~ truces. A lot o f peopl~ .-vld In lnltrumenle of rec:0<d. .1 hi-T • • Id • I k ..,_ •r vou ARE IN DEFAULT uNO£R A rank the states with respect to their underground uo t UI o me, tt s a I o • B· to ma e enua rn<?et.
DEED OF TRUST OAlEO JANUARY economies. But most observers agree that whllt> th<' David, a 24-year-old £1 Seaundo man, ha.a been.
211. 11111 . UNLESS You TAKE legitimate economy ma y be ailing, the• unem. ployed.foraboul e.1ghtmonthsbut o ftenhelpJ' ACTION TO PROTEC"." YOUR PROPERTY. 1T MAY ee SOLO AT A subterranean sector Is doing just fine ;.i friend delive r magaianes. ,
~~:t~cN!:1~EN '~/?~E~!~u~~ "W e know it's happening. bul it's almoi;t "HE' pay., tn c~h or h e II take an~ gave m e an
OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST impossible lo get a handle on It because o f tht> legal ounce of pot Thats o.ibout $100 ~~ I U wo rk two
YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A aspect ," said Or. Ed Crosby, an economist With First dayi. fur him .md that Will c:over ll, hl· ,~~d LAT~~~1111dd11u of 111a above•• Interstate Bank. "I've heard f igures that 1l might . Llkl" tht:' others who eva~e laXE'S, DavlB knows
eo 12 Cowen. Irvine . CA No be as high as 10 percent (of the reported C<.'Qnomy).. ht.>., bn•akang the law And hke the others. he did
warran1y I• given u to 111 1 th . . . n ot want to be tdl>nUf1cd by hLS full ntime-
comple•-•• or corrlCl"*M f t e 10 percent figure IS l-Orrect , California S "} d o n 'l know how f'm supposed to fee} about
file t1en1nc1ery under eelcS OMO underground economy amounts to m o n · than $30 t .. h d "Wh 1 k 1 b ht h _.,. 01 Trull. by reuon of • bfNQh or billio n annual! I • e sa1 . en wai. w o r tng, ro ug o .. ..,
aefeult "1 tile obllgellon• MCtJrld y . a fairly de<:ent !>diary But lhe government took so
thereby, rwtra1olore •11acu•ld end Offic ials at the state's Franchise Tax Board say much . . Nuw. if I can get away without declaring ' delivered 10 1111 underelgned • h wrlllan 0ec1e1at1on of Oef1Yll and t ey are being s h o rt-changed to lhe lune o f $1 5 1t, I'm going to I feel the g o v e rnme nt takes
0ernenaror se11.endwrtttennot1ce btll1on to $2 billion a year bec ause o f the e n ough "
ol brMCh end of lllctlon lo ~uM d d Th. • h T d al th• underaion•d to .. 11 .. 10 un e rgroun economy. 1s "tax gap,· t ey say, he unde rgroun economy includes tlleg •
prCJ9«1y 10 u1111y .. id obl1Q1t1on1. would eliminate California's budget d e fidt if it a«llv1t1es s u c h as loan sharkin g, gambling, •
end lherHlter th• unOerelgnad could be collected. prost1tut1on and narcotics. And state tax officers say. ,' cauNd MIO notlee or t>rMCh Ind of T •lec:llon to bl recorded June 15. he federal ••tax gap" was more lhan $87 they could inc reas e government r evenues •
1982a•lne1r No 82-204171loleald billio n l ast year , Internal Revenue Service s ubstantially 1{ they could collec t from the : °"s~:':s ~d!111 b• m•d•. bul Commissioner Roscoe J . Egger told a congress1o nal marijuana farmers in Cahforn1a.
w11hou1 covenant or werren1y, panel in Marc h , with at least another $8 billion lost "M arijuana is Ont' of the largest cash c ro ps in
111p1-0< 1mpllld. regerdlng uue, on uniaxed 1Uegal income. Californfa and 1t remains essenuaUy untaxed," sajd :~1~!;,.f~,,:C~1~:'ic:.-m ~ "The tax gap has been a problem for years. but M ark Thorsen of tht' stale's t.ax board "But we
no•• MCU•ed by Mid o..o 01 Tniet, recently the dollars involved have reached alarming can't send our auditors out into the national forests
'#111'1 1n11ru 1 u In Hid no11 levels." Egger said. n oting many small compames with ~uns looking for manjuana growers " provided. edvence.. If eny, under
Ill• term• of .. id OMd of Tru•t.
1-. cna1oe• •nd ••Pll1-01 lhl Tru1111 and of Ille truate crffted by
1ald 0..0 of Truel Said ull wlll be
helO on Wedna1dey. Jenuery 19,
lllll3 at 2.00 p m et IN Cl'lapmen f<venue an11an<:e 10 Ille Clvk: Center Bulldlng. 300 E Chapmen Avenue.
In Ille City ol Orenge. CA NOTICE ,.. T TIME OF SALE BIOS
MAY BE MAOE IN CASH ANO/OR
THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED
CHECKS SPECIFIEO IN CIVIi.
CODE SECTION 29241'1
Al Ih a lime ol Ille Initial publlc:allon of thlt notlc:I. Illa 10111
amount Of the unpald bllanoe of the :>bllgallon Hcurld by 1h1 ebova
:le1c r1111d deed or lru1t and
11llmeted coell. 1xp1n•••. and
1dvence1 " $742.30'4 55 To :la1ermln1 the opening bid. you mey
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114)1t3&42N Pvbll•ll•d Oreng• COHI Delly
Piiot. Dec 21l 1982. J en 5. 12, 1983
5703-42
Ml.IC NOTICE
l(O)Olol
FICTmoua aua ....
NAMIE a TA TEllft NT
r11a 1onow1n9 penon1 ... doing
butlnlu u
PETERSON ANO COMPANY.
30llO PYlman Street, COlll Miia, Cellfomle 9H26
L E. Pelll'90n 910 Comcieny, 3090 Pulmen Sttllt, Coell M ....
CA 92828, a Calllornla Corporltlon
Thie bual""' 19 conducted by e
oorporeoon ' LE Patar90n
end Compeny Lawrence E Petereon
Prllldenl
Tiile alll-1 wu filed wltl'I the
Counly CWk of <>reno-Courity on
Die 23, 19112 .......,
Publlahld Orange CoHt Oel~ Piiot. Dec 29 1982. Jen 5. 12. 1 , 1913
Ml.IC NOTICE
'1CTITIOU8 IUalNIH
NA• aTATaMIWT Tile IOllowlng per.one ere Oolng
txnl._.u
UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES,
21202 Kroll Lene Hunllngton
8Mc;h, CA ll2&4 7
Jemes 0. Homen. •3 Vlen10, lrvlne, CA ll2714
John M Thomu. 21202 ICroll
Lene, HunOng1on e..ch
Tiiie bualMla 11 conoucled by •
tmlted pannerllllp.
Jamee D Homan Tiiie el•l-1 WU llled wlll'I the County Cleric of Orenge County Of\
Dec: 23. 1982
OVER THE C DUNT ER NASO LISTINGS
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FICTlTIOU8 M.18INIH
NAm ITATE•NT
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buelneMU TR AN S-CO A ST
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hacfl. CA 92NO
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8eacltt. CA 026'1
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Ml.IC NOTICE
FlCTITIOUa 8UIMH
HAltll ITAT••NT
Thi lotl0w'1ng Plftonl are doing
bullnaee ...
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St . Unit A Huntington 8Mch. CA
92047
Th•rell Marl• Sulme. 17101
llt.n 8uren St . unit A. Hvmlnoton a.acn, CA ll2041
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&Hofl. CA t2047. Thie bulineN It oonduc:ted by e llmlllCI pert~ ri-... 8ullM
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aecount debuts
NEW YORK (AP) Anothcir type of bank
• d.c.'C'Ounl wllh no lntert'lt ccillna berotne9 avatlabl~ at
bank• and a1vln11 ln1tltutlon1 today. but with
<.'<maiderably lea fanfare than lta prcdec.!l30r of wt
rnonlh.
ln ract, bank.I re nut expected to p11y much morct
lnWl"t'lt on the new Super NOW check1na O(C()unt
thnn thf'y currently do on t tandar~ NOW -
"negotiated order of w1thdrawttl" -and passbook
savings accounui.
That Is because of the expense of processmg
checks, a problem not present in the money market
aet.'OUnt lntl'oduced Dec. 14 Money market acrounUI
nre slmllar lo aavTngi.~nt.s, allowing three check
transactions and three other transfers a month, and
are generally paymg interest betwE!<.'n 10 percent and
11 percent.
Most banks haven't S111d what rate they will pay
t>n the Super NOWs, which offer unlimited checking
but require a $2,500 minimum deposit.
S ale of marke ts told
LONG BEACH CAP) The 92-store Stater Bros.
grocery chain will be sold by Petrolane Inc , a
petroleum services company. to a group of private
Investors, Petrolane has announced.
The price for the Southern Califm1a chain is $110
million In cash, notes and securities, the company said
Tuesday.
"There is no effec·t of the salt! on our (4,000)
employees. customers and cities we service," Stater
Bros President and Chief Executive Jack H. Brown
said. The chain's stores are mainly m Orange. R1vers1de
and San Bernardino counues.
New bankruptcy bill
WASHINGTON (AP) -The 98th Congress has
moved quickly toward re-establishing a national
bankruptcy law to relieve thousands of businesses,
creditors and debtors put m legal limbo by a Supreme
Court decision that the old law was unconstitutional.
The high court ruled agamst the old law last June
28. but agreed to delay the effectiveness of its decision
until Christmas Eve. On Dec. 23, it refused a request to
further stay the decision until March 25, The lame·
duck session of the 97th Congress adjourned without
coming uo with a new law.
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;New ideas for today's creative cooks
l c Today's food preferences follow llfestyle trend1.
• Active, fltnesa-conselou1 Americans are f ocuslng on
1 llgHler, nutritious foods and natural Ingredients.
t The emphasis 11 on, streamlined preparation with a
• flair toward combining colors, textures and flavors to
~lease the eye as well as the palate.
· -· -P"re•ntalTotr 1sfh-e k'ijy foapP6trtrtf(ffi\eats. t aKe-r
• look at Heavenly Fruit Rafts. Iceberg lettuce rafts ~ ehowcase a colorful arrangement of seasonal fresh fruits
, topped with chunks of blue cheese. A delightful dressing I bf soy sauce, lemon juice and honey Is served on the side
as a sweet-tart complement to both cheese and fruit.
' ; For salad making, versatile Iceberg lettuce offers a
: yarlety of presentation posslbllltles. The heatj can be
' sliced crosswise Into Inch-thick rafts, cut Into wedges and
'chunks, torn Into bite-size pieces, or shredded coarsely.
' And the outer leaves naturally form lovely cups for
cradling a variety of salad fillings. ~ . For example, with the Creamy Pasta-Fiiied Cups. the
1 leaves envelop a trendy pasta salad. In this salad,
J ~hell-shaped pasta Is dressed with a creamy blend of
J pream cheese with herbs and spices, yogurt and soy
J pauce. Grated carrot and diced celery provide contrastll')Q
I color and crunch.
Do-ahead dishes that can be refrigerated or frozen
before baking are always welcome time-savers, and
' lasagne Is a perennial favorite.
: Pesto Lasagne Is a tighter, meatless version of this
. popular classic. Broad lasagne noodles are layered Into a
casserole with seasoned tomato sauce, havartl cheese and
: a colorful pesto filling. The pesto Is a blend of fresh
, minced parsley, oll, onion and garlic punctuated by readily
avaJl&Qle dried basil and soy sauce.
, A~ther fast and easy entree Is Spicy Ginger Pork
·Stir-Fry. As with all stlr-frys, 90 percent of the preparation
' Is getting the food ready to cook.
: Because cooking time Is brief, all Ingredients must be
within arm's reach when you begin. Shredded Iceberg
lettuce provides an appealing contrast and -surprise -
retains Its crunchy texture even though It's heated
through I
The common denominator In stir-fry dishes Is soy
sauce. In this recipe, part of the soy sauce combines with
sherry, cornstarch and seasonings to form a marinade for
the pork, and the remainder Is the basis of a sauce that
enhances the flavor and color of the dish.
For cooks who enjoy experimenting with new food
combinations, Roast Beef Swlrlwlches are a tasty surprise.
The recipe starts by marinating thin slices of roast beef In
tertyakl sauce.
The terlyakl beef Is teamed with havartl cheese and
shredded lettuce, and It's all rolled up In flour tottlltaa.
Abut Beef Swlrrwtchea are great for a caauaJ meal or, cut
Into rounds, they make good hors d'oeuvres or snacks.
Pesto Lasagne
2 cupe pereley aprlga,
pecked
Ya cup veget•ble oll
2 t•bleapoona aoy
uuce
2 caov .. g•rtlc
'"' cup chunked onion 1 18bleapoon baell
1 c•n (I ounce•)
tom•to Nuce
2 t .. apoon. 80J Nuce
'"' te••poon oreg•no,
crumbled
1 pKUQ• (I ounce•)
wide l•••gn• noodle•,
cooked -peckage dk'ecta. omitting .. tt
~ pound cre•mJ
h•v•rtl, thlnlJ allced
Combine parsley, oil, 2 tablespoons soy sauce, garlic, onion and
basil In blender. Whir on-and-ott fashion until smooth, scraping sides
wlth rubber spatula when blender Is ott. Set aside.
Combine tomato sauce, 2 teaspoons soy sauce and oregano. In
the following order place Yl of noodles evenly in 1 Y2-quart baking
pan. Spread all of pesto sauce over Aoodles.
Top evenly with layers of 'fJ more noodles, ~cheese. remaining
noodles, tomato sauce mixture and remaining Y3 cheese. Cover with
foll; bake in 350 degree F oven 40 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes
before serving. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Spicy Ginger Port Stir-Fry
Ya pound bonel•••
pork
1 t•bleapoon
com1t8rch .
4 t•bleepoon1 aoy
Nuce, divided
1 t•bleepoon eherry
1 t•••poon minced
ginger root
1 clove prllc, minced
4 tM8poon• cornet•rch
¥. tea1poon cruehed
red pepper
2 t•ble1poon•
veg•t•ble oH, divided
1 medlum -1lzed
zucchini, cut d'8gonaHJ Into
'!.·Inch thick .. lcel
1 91edlum tom•to,
chunked
4 cupe nnee, 1hNdded
Iceberg lettuce (about '"'
medium head lettuce)
Slice pork Into thin narrow strips. Blend together 1 tablespoon
each cornstarch and soy sauce. sherry, ginger and garlic In small
bowl; stir in pork. Let stand 15 minutes.
Meanwhile. combine ~ cup water, 4 teaspoons cornstarcti;
remaining soy sauce and red pepper; set aside. Heat 1 tablespoon Oii
In large frying pan or wok over high heat. Add pork and stir-try about
3 minutes or until golden brown: remove.
Heat remaining oil In same pan; add zucchini and stir-fry 1
minute. Stir In pork. tomato and soy sauce mixture. Cook and stir
only until sauce bolls and thickens. Stir In lettuce and heat through.
Setve Immediately. Makes 4 seNlngs.
Presentation is the key to appetizing meals, and iceberg lettuce offers a variety of possibilities.
Creamy Pasta-Filled
Lettuce Cups
11/• cup• uncooked
1m1U lhell "'8C810ftl, •bout
4 ouncee
4 OUftC99 cr .. m chMM
with herb• and 1plce1,
eoftened
'"' cup pl81n Jogurt 2 t1bleepoon1 101
Nuce
1 1talk celerr, flnelr
et.opp.ct
1 green onion and top,
ftnely chopped
1 carrot, co1r1el1
1hredded e Iceberg lettuce cupe
Cook macaroni according to package d1rectlons. omitting salt.
Drain; rinse with cold water and drain well. Meanwhile, beat cream
cheese with yogurt and soy sauce untll smooth. Set aside. About 1
hour before serving. combine macaroni, celery, green onion and
carrot In mixing bowl: pour in cream cheese mixture and toss to
combine. Cover and chill. Serve In crisp Iceberg lettuce cups. Makes
6 servings.
Roast Beef Swirlwiches
Ya pound thlnlJ •llced
roat beef v. cup tertrakl aauce
1 cup ehredded hnwtl
with dUI (about 4 ouncee)•
Ya cup minced green
onloM and tope
I ftour torttl .... I lnchff
In di.meter
1 Ya ~ coara•IJ chopped ~ lettuce
1 tablffpoon Yeg918ble
oU,about
Spread roast beef slices out in shallow pan: pour into teriyakl
sauce. Turn beef slices over to coat each piece. Marinate 10 minutes;
turn over occaslonally.
Sprinkle 2 rounded tablespoonsful of havarti and about 1
tablespoon green onions evenly on each tortilla. Remove beef from
marinade, drain off excess marinade.
On each tortilla. place equal amounts of beef slices and lettuce:
roll up tortilla, jelly-roll fashion. Stick wooden pick vertlcally through
center of roll.
Place rolls, seam-side down, on rack placed on baking sheet or
pan. Brush tops of rolls with oil. Bake In preheated 400 degree F.
oven 1 O minutes. or unlll tops are crisp and edges are golden brown.
Serve Immediately. Makes 6 servings.
•it havartl with dill Is not avallable, substitute with plain l'lavartl
and add 1 teaspoon dlll weed.
Heavenly Fruit Rafts
1 large head loeberg
lettuce
1 teaapoon grated
lelnol\ rind -
2 ounoea blue c~
cvt Into YI""*' ohunka •
1medlum-e&led ......
out Into thin wedgee ·
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The 100th anniversary of the Danish dairy Industry was
,marked last year. Today, more than 50 types of Danish
natural cheeSeS are avallable 1n mafl<ets acroes the country.
· Some all-time favorites Include:
• Danish Blue Cheete (Danablu) : The king of Danish
cheeses. Danabk.I Is a blue-veined cheese with a sharp,
dlltlnctlve flavor. lt'a excellent with fruit and In satada.
• Danish Natural Cream ChffMa: These soft arid
apreadable cheeeee are avallabte In a variety of flavora.
tnclUdlng thole with herbl and spices and natural fruit.
• Oenlth Creamy Havarti: This la a creamy full-flavored
chMM, excellent for cooking or on ch .... boardt. Creamy
Havarti o•n b• Identified by lt1 oreamy texture wltt)
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numerous small holes and pale color.
Tlpe to "•member:
• • For beat flavor. bring cheese to room temperature
before serving.
• • When preparing Danish cheese. remember that lt'a
ealfer to allce and &hred the harder cheeeee when they're
cold, and whip the natural cream cheeaet when they're at
room temperature. To cut Danish Blue Ch ..... u1e a warm,
thin, sharp knife.
• • To prevent cheele from t>.comlng stringy durfng
cOOklng. cook efthir at a high temperature for a very lhor1
time. or at• low temperature for a~ tlrM. •
Ya teaapoon ground ,,...., 1 ema)t oentetoupe, cut
Into thin wectgee
Core. rlnM and tharoughly drain lettuce; ohlll In plastic bag ex
plaatlo crl*Ptf. Meanwhile, combine lemon rind and Juice, honey. eoy aauct and ginger In eorewtop jar: ahal<t thoroughly untll hon.y
dftlotvtl. Set lllde.
Cut lettuoe oroeewtte Into "raft1" 1 Inch thick. (Store ~'""°
pleeee In pla1ttc baa for later UM.) Place ratta on tarue plett• or
lndlvlduel plattt; dMde and arr-. chMM and fruit~ eqUllltf
on •ch raft.
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Thoroughly lh•k• drn1tng 1nd Hrvt with raft&. Mak ... 4 MNtf9. •OR, uae 4 ouncea ctMm chMM wtth pteCh. ~ Into
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I Trendy potato skins, fritters
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•1 Two trendy flnaer lmaal_!'atlve!1, 1uch H 4 poUltoet l lablupou11 1oy
-• lnoda. &.w:.e • ...W d&.lla}lt _.l..lcy ~D!. MIA ~ -2. tabl•poon&..buuftt-.1&114.'e. --_ --_
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fl ao ta t o S k I n I w I th evenina for all. ~ cup mayonnallc M.'e<il
t Parmesan Topping and A buk.et of thue 2 ableepoona arated 1 Ulble1poon flour
blcy Pou.to Fritters crl1py frlnen makes a Parmeun chee.e 1 Ulblespoon bakln1
'1 Potat • ., 1kln1 have marvelou1 centerpiece 2 tea1poons aralt'd powder
c grown enormously In for pre-dJnner rubbling. onion 3 pot.aloes, peeled
p()put.rlty u more and They are quick to make, W h t t d Vegetable oil for ~ more re1taurant1 offer a boon for the busy d aa 1 :o ~t~et,f r: frying tch em . A• ea• y In haste.a, and a.re eaay to an pr c w a or .
d pleparatJon u they a.re 1erve 81 8 finger food. Bake In • 42~ degrH F. In large mixing bowl
• on th• budget, Potato Another way to keep oven ~O to 60 minutes, beat eggs, stir in garUc,
1 Skina can be mad• a day entertaining fun and until eoft. Cool poUltoes soy aauce, aeaame aee<U,
t ahead and r•frlserated palnlesa Is to be well-aUghlly; cut lnto wedge-f I o u r a n d b a k I n g
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t ~ .p.o_t.a.1.o -P LU~ ..d«id.Lna.mu . .mcnu. ~k.. out pulp. __ _ coarse I~ uaing the large _ c ~ ~ which lan't nffded for for dishes that can be -Place ikina. 1kJn-1ide-~ v' .l'han~ ln"" ·----~ 1 t h e appetizer, can be prepared ahead of Ume, down, on baking sheet. processor. 1 ~shed for the main at least in part. Bru1h lightly with Squeeze out a1 much
t c&utte. Gussy up the If your main dish and melted butter. Return to liquid as poaaible from
11
) mashed potatoes with dessert are tucked In the oven. Bake 10 minutes potatoes; stir into eag
t chopped black olives, freezer a few days before longer or umil crispy. batter. Heal about 2
pimiento and parsley for your guest.a arrtve, you'll In small bowl combine inches oil to 32~ degrees
a ~lamorou. side dish or re:ap the psychological mayonnalae, cheeee and F . In an electric frypan
rrux with cooked mashed d 1v1 den d of be l n g onion; mix well. Spread or deep fryer. Drop a )
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stylish, stand-out And since a calm Place under broiler 4 lnto hot oil.
vegetable. hostess is as Import.ant an inches from heat. Broil 2 Mixture should spread
Parin g down is the element in successful to 3 minutes until to make a lacy effect .
key to s imp I e. yet entertaining » Wle food topping ia golden. Serve Brown quickly on. one
elegant entertaining. or the guest list. an hot. YIELD: 16 wedges. side; tum with fork and
Guest.a don't have to be agenda plotted out In brown other aide. Drain
surrounded bv half a advance wlll aet the tone LACY POTATO on paper towels. Repeat
dozen hor~ d 'oeuvres for a ple~t evening. FRITTERS with remaining potato
before dinner. A single POTATO SKINS 2 eggs mixture. ~ppetizer served WITH P ARMESAN 1 clove garli c. YIELD:About3doz:en
1 n f o r m a I 1 y , y e t TOPPING minced frttters.
'Mousse au chocolat·
people cook for only one leftovers.
or two.
MOU~E AU
CHOCOLAT
(Makes Z aervtn11)
1 teaspoon
unflavored gelatin
for two
chocolate chips
1 teaspoon orange
liqueur
1 egg whJte
2 tablespoons sugar
Whipped toppig
Combine gelat in,
water, and dry nonfat
Consid e r serving trendy potato skins at your n ext party. They're
M any people picture
t~ dinner hour as a time
to:pther together family
a nd friends for an
ellborate meal. Visions
o( large cuts of meat,
pi.let of flxing1, and
multi-layer deaaert
cdncoctlons tempt us
with their bounty.
Mousse Au Chocolat Is
an exampl~f a delightful tre that's
just the right ai for one
or two. This recipe
makes two servings,
doing away with the
problem of large-scale
\.i cup water
~ cup dry nonfat
dry milk
easy to prepare and gentle on the budge t.
mi I k in medium,.---------------------------------------
;However, many other
'
Drive Thru Service available
~ cup semi-sweet
saucepan. Diuolve
gelatin over low heat,
stirring constantly. Set
aside.
Melt chocolate chips
over low heat, stirring
constantly. Remove from
heat. Add small amount
of mil k mixture to
m elted chocolate; stir
unuJ smooth.
Gradually stir in
remaining milk mixture.
Stir in orange liqueur.
Chill to consistency of
unbeaten egg withes.
Beat with rotary beat.er,
if n~. to smooth
mixture.
Beat egg white In
small mixer bowl until
soft peaks form .
Gradually add sugar;
beat until s ugar ii
dissolved and meringue
Is stiff but not dry.
Fold meringue into
chocolate mixture. Spoon
lnto two 6-ounce pot.a de
creme or custard cups.
Chill until set. Top with
your favorite whipped
topping.
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two crispy fish fillets.
fresh coleslaw. golden fryl'?s.
and two crunchy hushpuppies.
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'' E • t moder 8 t e ahould eat mcni'lrue yocfre tempted to •pend
arnounta of a vanety of amount.a of a variety of m o n • y o n ' o m •
fooda.'' Th1' la probably whole90me tooda. wondroua new diet, food.
the beat dietary advlce One other lood reuon or food eupplement,
you can receive fo atlna moderate remember \hat the way Y •t thia advice re .. amount.a la to conirol our to healthful eatlna 11
certainly lan 't anything calorie Intake. If from cheaper and ea1Jer: eat
new or exciting. In fact, 1 hildho d 0 a moderate amount.a ot a
it'• downrl~ht dull! It ear y c 0 n · p e r 1 o n e a t • I n variety of f9Qda.
doe• n ' t ave I he moderation -that ii, QUESTIONS WE ARE
emotional appeal of the just enough food to ASUD: ~tional clalmaf udaed provide the right amount ... Q, A label on IOme t o promote oo s, .-=-~~~~_;_;,~~~~~~......=:.;_;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-L-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~___:;~~~~~__...
aupplements, or dleta
that are 1uppoeed to cure
or prevent disease -
auch as heart disea9e or
arthritis -slow down
the aging process, cause
you to lose weight in a
hurry, and ao on.
And it's probabl y
advice you've heard au
your life. Hav e n't
s c ~.ht is t s 1 earned
anything new. you may
wonder.
Scientists have learned
a lot about nutrition and
the foods that provide
the nutrients we need.
Bu t what they 'v e
learned supports what
humans have done
instinctively over the
years in order to sUJ"Vlve
Why is eating a wide
variety of fo ods
important? And what'
exactly is meant by
"wide variety"?
A "wade variety"
refers to ch006ing foods,
every d ay if possible,
from the different food
groups -fruits and
vegetables, breads and
cereals; protein foods
such as meat, poultr y,
fish, eggs, dry beans or
peas, and nuts; and milk
or foods iftade from milk
auch as cheese or yogurt.
Eac h type of food
plays a different role in
supplying ·some of the 40
plus nutrients that we
need to get every day
These nutrients include
vitamins and minerals as
w e l l as protein,
carbohydrate, and fat.
N o single food is
perfect, that ia, supplies
all the needed nutrienta.
So the greater variety of
foodl we eat. the great.er
vie likelihood that we
w ill get sufficient
amounts of every
nutrient.
Conversely , the
greater the variety, the
leaa likely we are to
dev elop either a
deficiency or an excess of
any single nutrient.
Variety also reduces
the likelihood of our
being exposed to
excessive amounts of
contaminants or
toxicants in any single
food item. ·
Even the most
i nnocent -seeming,
natural, unprocessed
foods contain toxic
substances as natural
l.ngredien ts.
l'oods such as cabbage,
broccoli , spinach,
leiw:195. nuts, and milk,
for e9ample, contain
substan ces called
golt.rogens that have an
"antithyroid" activity
and causes goiters to
develop.
We don't worry about
developing goiter from
eating these foods,
how..2ver. because they
are only o ne of many
foods that we eat.
Concentrations of most
toxic substances In
commonly eaten foods
are ao low that a very
large consumption of a
food is required to
supply an unsafe
amount.
Thwt, for example, a
high inddence of goiter
reaulting from a high
intake of cabbage has
been reported in New
7aland and India.
Another example of
how excess consumption
of a aingle food can be
hazardoul la the cue of
the mercury in fish.
The persons moej. at
rlek ,,..ere tho•e ~ a
wttght conirol diet that
called for eattna lar1e
amounts of swordliah, a
Grapes sweet
snack food
Sweet, refreshing
ar•pH are Nature'• Oerf ectly peckaaed INCk
f 4¥>d. PluCked f.rom the
• one by one or eaten bj the h.ndf ul. ar•pee
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CUJl(ul. lf you're d.let1nl. 11-mDll of u. are theee
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rid\ d I I .. in t..vor Of a
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frmh .... pee
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~1oer1 P1em1wn -: 1.39 aauryvaau .. lnltant
Fryer Breast llalpl\loof'laln·llambwQef Of ~45 Folger's Crystals
r,r,itt..., '1em1um Frr•• .99 Hot Dog Buns ~ CIDCb
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tar>quel Wl\ole Fried Chicken =2.6
llolpl\a Old faaNoMd Ice Cream bQU:: 1.6
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOTIWednMday, Januery 5, 1913 •
Shopping bag comP-etition to reward artists
F -l}J lU.Amli_ILOANE
8upermar1'et po•t•
have been vindicated.
They naveaeen tbelr
work.a publlahed ln th.la
column and for the
aecond y,ear, The
National Supermarket
Shopper Poetry
Competition hu drawn
thou1anda of entrtea
from all parts of the
~try.
"Why not have a
1upermarket 1hopplnM
ba1 art competition?'
IOmeOne uked.
Why not? TitlJ\k of the ere a live
aplriu that can be . -u"te~•bw i.o..JL.medium that haa all but been
Ignored!
So, I throw out the
ii challenge: :Grab a bag
1 and tum it into art. It
doesn't matter what kind
of bag it ia, ao long u It iJ
commonly used In a
1upermarket. Your work
of art must use one full
bag, but no more than
three.
You can draw on It,
paint it , create a
aculpture or even make a
mobile out of it. You can
also add "foreign"
elements (up to 50
percent of your bag
creation). But the work
of art you create muat be
recognizable as being
created from a shopping
bag. •
The judges for this
"First Annual
Supermarket Shopping
Bag Art Competition"
wUl be the directors of
The National Alliance of
Supermarket ShopperB;
I'm one of them.
The fim prize-winner
In the competition will
receive $100, the winner
of the second prtz.e will
receive $75 and $50 will
go to the third prize-
winner. In addition, a
special prize of $50 will
be awarded for the best
entry 1ubmitted by a
"junior" shopping bag
artist. age 14 and under.
Here are the other
rules and instructions for
the art competition:
1. A person may
submit only one entry.
2. Attach your name,
address and telephone
number, printed in block
letters, aecurely to the
work of art.
3. Send the work of
art to: Martin Sloane'•
First National
Supermarket Shopping
Bag Art Competition c/o
The National Alliance of
Supermarket Shoppers.
1200 Hempstead Tpke.
Franklin Square, N . Y.
11010.
4. All entries must be
· received by midnight,
March 31, 1983. The
winner will be
announced in this
colwnn in June. ~. Entries will ~noc be
returned, and will
become the property of The National Alliance of
Supennarket·Shoppen.
SMART SROPl'ING
AWARD
The Smart Shopping
Award goes tQ' Diane
Shields and her dos ~
Gourmet
diet the
easy way
Thia elegant entree
cooks in a single skillet in
under half an hour. A
serving comes to only
310 calories.
SLIMMING
SEAFOOD CREOLE
~ at' p reduc ed
calorie or lite Italian
dretm1na 1 medium onion,
aliced
1 medium green
pepper, cut into chunkJI
1 can (16-ouncea)
whole tomatoes, drained
and chopped (re1erve
liquid)
1 pound uncooked
lhrtm~ cleaned.
2 cupa hot cooked _._
"In medium skillet,
heat reduced calorie
Italian c:tre.1Di and cook
onion uxS ~ pepper
until tender. Stir in
tomatoet and rnerved
liquid an4 simmer
coYered 15 ~ Add
1hrlmJ> and slmmu
covered .... eddldonal 10
m.tnu• • undl lhrlmp
are !o •·To aerve,
arran creole o~er
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proutn . ·37 1 r a m1
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produce
the very sweetest. texas finest hamlln
• • JU•ce oranges
§ ,.~./1.00
local grown fresh, crisp
bean sprouts
3 , ... /1.00
bulk
lemonlllme, mandarin/time, &a111111 chips
(bulk or packaged)
1G~ 1
grapefruit & cola 2 29 6112 oz. cans_, _
pasqulnl ...... 1.S9 •• 1.35 .
'"·'·· 4.98 ·1•. 5.49 lb. 16.98 ... 2.98
1xpre111 ctffee
ground "I-.. 4.SO .. 3.99
health valley .
v19etarian chili
ra.w shelled
1unAoter seeds
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lie de trance Imported
60% or50%
brie ,... .. •·'' '~· J.491
fropeln 411 m19e1 l
4.4ft • ,.._ •· S.9S I~. 7
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wheat thins (bulk or packaged)
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Irvine r&r\Ch markets own
large grade aa;..---
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bakery .
homemade Irvine ranch market
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natural small ·
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Medley 11 designed for 14 pound muah-HHt2t.eupoonaofoU Simmer, ulrrlna
those who face the rooma, halved ln larp non•atlduu.rface occaalonally, 2 mlnuta
challenge of cooklna l medium 1reen lkJUet. Add bMl; 1t.lr-fry until tomatoes art hot.
low-calorie meal• that peppitr, aliced over hllh hH\ until Stir tn beet. Cook ,
are lntereat1ni and 2 medium tomat.oel, browned, about 2 aumni conatanlly, until
nutrit.loua too. cut Into weidt" minute.. beef 11 hol. Serve
It'• a aauafyln,, qulclr. 2 tableapoona water Remove beef to plate. Immediately. M•kH 4
and euy entree that can Cut beef Into 1llce1. Add rematn.tni teupoon lef'VinO
be prepared In 188 than M I >t 1 o y •a u c e , l of oil to ~klllot ; add •TIP: 0MUder '°Y aauce
20 minute•. Fast, low -tablespoon water, the onion, mu1hr09m1 and can be 1ubatltut.,d. It
calorie and dellc1ous, cornatrch, glnaer, green pepper. St.Ir-try 3 'contains 5() ~n\ lea
Beef and Vegetable cayenne pepper and minutes. Stir In tomatoee IOdlum than re,ular IO)'
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-Medley ls a diete r 's garlic; pour over beef and 2 tablespoons water; sauce.
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SUces of beef steak are
seasoned in a ginger-
f la v ored 1oy sauce
mixture, then quickly
stir-fried. ·Onions, green
pepper, muahroom1 and
tomatoes are added,
crea ting a colorful
combination of healthy
foods.
B e sure all the
ingredients are cut-up
before you start cooking
and serve Beef and
Vegetable Medley as
soon as it's done. This
tasty entree has only 327
calories per serving.
BEEF AND
VEGETABLE
MEDLEY
1 pound boneless
beef chuck steak
• 3 tablespoons soy
sauce
l tablespoon water
2 te aspoons
cornstarch
1 teaspoon ground
ginger
V1 to 1 • teaspoon
cayenne peppe r , if
desired
l clove garlic, finely
chopped
1 tabl es p oo n
vegetable oil
l medium oruon, cut
Salads
can be
en tree
Main dish salads were
once considered ladles'
luncheon lare. However,
with more people on-
the-go and eating light.
aa1ads have come Into
locus a s viable
alternatives to heavy
meals.
Foods that were never
thought of in salads are
now being served .
Combining all kinds of
fruits, vegetables, meats,
and cheeses w ith the
increased variety of
bottled salad dressings
available make for
endless possibilities in
creating delicious main-
dish salads.
Fresh vegetables fill
the center of a unique
mold featuring cooked
rice, sal.a:non, celery, and
c r eamy c u c umber
dressing in this recipe
for Salmon 'N Rice
Salad. This is a great
one-dish meal that's
both appetizing and
colorful.
SALMON
'N RICE SALAD
3 cups cooked rice
1 7 ~-o unce can
salmon, drained, flaked
'Ii cup celery slices
\.'i cup c ream y
cucumber-dressing
'A c up c h o pped
pimiento
~ cup green oruon
slices
1A teaspoon pepper
• • • 1 cup cherry tomato
halves
~ cup c h o pped
cucumber
Combine rice, salmon,
celery, dr ess ing ,
' pimiento, onion and
pepper; tou lightly.
Pack into 4-cup r ing
mold; chill. Unmold.
Combine tomatoes and
cucumber; toss lightly.
Fill cent.er of mold with
vegetable mixture.
Gamiah with cucwnber
and aerve with
additional dr~atn1, If
desired. blou&h fOI' 4 to 6 to
enjoy. -\' ariation: One 6 ~ or
7-ounce can tuna ~
aut.Ututed for l&lf'®·
SPINACH SALAD
1 quart tom aplnaeh
4 crl1ply cooked
b9cocl llket, crumbled
3 bard-eooked eaa, '?°~cup anion rtnp
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becon, -... onion ana
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-f;olde-n Chili Award winners
'
~s.e_d _s ices Ji the .doze
The fll_th .Ul.DJll cyg~ beef cubes· brown on all caraway. muJoum
-nolClen -C-hlll Pepper 1'iffapoqn W'f_aa_o_n---'1::;;;;;;.e:;....1=; rtmove ana Ht coriander, turmtrlc,
Awerd hu 1one to leavee uid•. N.\d around beof; atn1er, cardamom,
Pbytlia and Bob Sc:rocP \,I\ teupoon peprtka brown , 1 \l rr In I to tarra1on, paprika, dlll
o e .Sand Sp r In 11. \.I\ teupoon dill l8ed crumble. aoed, roaemary, curry,
Oklahoma, for their Pinch roumary Add tomato aauce, aaffron. dU1 w~. thyme
r~e. "Arjay'1 Sand leaves tornato put.e, beer, 1 cup and r99rwd beef cubn.
S.Jldnp Chill." Pinch curry powder water, vineaar, minced Simmer, covered,
ff he aw a rd I 1 Pinch aaffron onion. chifl J>OfNder, atirrina occulonally, for
preaented annually by Pinch dill weed cornmul, bay teat. 2 houra addin1 more
the American Spice Pinch thyme leaves, cinnamon, ore1ano, aalt, water If needed. Remove
TAde Aa>dation at the crushed cumin, red pepper, cinnamon 1Uck.
In.'ternatlonal ChlJI In a large aaucepot minced 1arllc, baatl, YIELD: 12 portion•
Cook-off -thla year heat oil until hot. Add gro und red peppu, about 8 a.apa. held ln Loe Angeles -to 1-------------...;..._;_,;;__ ____ __:. _______________ ~-----------------------........:~-~
the Cook-off competitor ,..,
whoee recipe shows the •
1
moat creitlve uae of "' spieeti. ..,
The Scrogp' winning
recipe included more
than two dozen different
spices . . . among them
curry powder, many of
the "baking" spices and
caraway.
Of course, it also
included chill powder.
add blends com-
ponents such as red
peppers, oregano, cumin
and garlic. Tasters
judged the t o mato
sauce-and-beer based
chill "abso lutely
delicious."
The test kitchen of the
spice association has
.caled down the Scroggs'
"Sand Springs Chill" so
you can .aerve it at your
n ext chili party for
twelve. Serve it with
whatever you prefer -
rice, beans or, for waist-
watchers, over shredded
lettuce. All of the recipes
and seasonings are easily
available at your
supermarket.
oil
ARJA Y'S SAND
SPRINGS CHILI
2 tableapoons salad
8 ounces flank steak,
cut m !.-'-inch cubes
2 pounds ground
lean beef, (coane grind)
8 ounces ground
lean beef, (regular grind)
1 can (15 ounces)
tomato sauce
1 can (12 ounces)
tomato paste
1 can (12 ounces)
beer Water
1 tablespoon red
wine vinegar
'A cup instant
minced onion
116 cup chili powder
1 tablespoon
cornmeal
1 bay leaf, crushed
1 cinnamon stick
( l 'h -inches long)
1 tablespoon
oregano leaves
l 'h teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon ground
cumin
1 teaspoon crushed
red pepper
'h teaapoon ins1ant
minced garlic
114 teaspoon basil
leaves
~ teaspoon ground
red pepper
IA teaspoon caraway
aeed
'A teaspoon
marpram leaves
114 teaspoon ground
coriander
14 teaspoon ground
turmeric
14 teaspoon ground
ginger
14 teaspoon ground
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ways are
valuable
Modern c ooking
technique. and devices
haven't just made
cooking eaaier and more
fun -they've made It
more nutritious, too.
"Submersion in water
and long exposure to
heat are the enemies of
mo8t nutrienta ln fooda,"
aaya Dorla Derellan,
reptered dietitian and
exticudve director of the
Calif()rnta Dietetic
A.ooation.
She exp\aina that
many nutrlenta are
water eoluble -that la,
they are loet into the
liquid ln whk:h they are
cooked; or they are
chanaed or lellened ln
nutrftlonal quality by
polonpd t.ttna. "M~ny popular
cookina technlqu" in
recent ysn -9teemln1,
•• trytna, rnlcloW•vtna
-re-ault in crl1per
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color ln food• becauae
they cook quicldy with
little additional water.
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teehnlque1 are mo1e
appeaUoa and more
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Fish dishes benefit froin white wine marinad ~
I •
7-IAaBAIU 01980Na dn\ .. "4 aod pat1ley I
WhUe lemon la th• until 'mrx.d,
flr1t 111food aeaaoner Spoon over fhh .
1 clove 11rllc,
Chop~-
pepper end NCChlnt, If
&sir.a), or
that u1ually com•• to "'M"AkllrtertJow=Ul"''llHna..,•trh'i•!lti-• 11'41.._--a.'1'1rtt}Nt..-~--14w-4Mllinlttan
mind, white wine 11 a calorln each with eod ==·~~. 18)'
In a alntl• layer ln a
bl'IMli~rn::--Com n• th• Qtl, toy
clme MCX>nd. ( 160 calortn each with
f' I I h C 0 0 k e d W Ith halibut, 290 calortel e.ct\
white wine rarely hu wtth Mlmon).
that fllhy flavor or
~·bite wine you
car. to drink can be uaed
a1 a cookln1 or
marinating lnarec:Uent In ·
flab diahe9.
Dry sherry, with ll•
10mewhat smoky taate, II
an excellent choice for
cookln1. particularly
when the dlah includes
either muahroorna or
Oriental teuoninp.
You needn't worry
about the akohol calories
when you cook with
wine ... the~ evaporate.
Here are some Slim
Gourmet favorites:
OING£R.WINE
MARINATED PISH
1 pound firm flah
fUe&a or 1ceaka l cup dry aherry (or
other white wine)
W cup coaraely
chopped frah ginger
MUC.
·cut flab Into 1tn1l•-uooe and 2 tabl•r,::na
Al'vlnf' pl~•. Or cut of the mut.nact.; ruah
tlsh into 1 \oi -inch cut., ~r flah. 'U'°" plan to cook the Broll just until fl1h
f onakewer1. flak• eully, 1ela than 10
Put the fllh, lherry, mlnuts. Don't overcook.
11naor and crUc In a Mak.. four aervtnfi,
plaetlc baa. frtaerate approxlmuely 1 &
all day or oveml&ht. calorlee Heh (veaetablea
Thread flab cubel on additional).
lkewen (alternate with
chunk• of onion, bell PASTA CON PESCE
4 cup1 tendtr ~ 1 e , Uahtly bN&en WILh~pray.
coo1'R'"Tp11h•Ut oA.al AZUed ~ onlcm arvf
UnaulnJ nu.,,.... aM lemon J*'l m ln a ahallow
&prtka and minced layer. Cook with no fat --S~anlah onion, thinly
al ced llll llllllT Y\ pound allced
fretih muahrooma
l \I\ cut' dry sherry panley added until they ju1t (or any w ite wine)
~ ounce• crabmeat, Option1l : 6 be~brown.
pe.rtlally thawed table1poon1 crated to brown evenly.
1 cup cooked Parmeun cheeee SLlr ln wine. Cover and
develned small ahrlmp While puta la cooking alrruner ~ mlnutee.
~ ouncea water-ln bolling (aalted) water, Stir In aeafood
packed canned aolld •~ay a lar1e nonstick ~cludln1 any pac:~
white meat tuna s llet or eledric fry pan uid); cook uncov ,
POACHED FISH
WlTll CREAMY
HORSERADISH SAUCE
3 tablespoons
prepared white
honeradiah
1983
2 tablespoons low-
calorie mayonnaise
4 tablespoons plain
lowfat yogurt
l pound cod (or
halibut, or aalmon, or
other fish steaks or
fileta)
Few thin slices of
onion
Y\ cup dry white
wine
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh (or l Y\
teaspoons dried)
dill weed
2 tablespoons
minced fresh paraley
Have horseradish,
mayonnaise and yogurt
at room temperature.
Arrange fiah steaks or
fileta in a single layer on
top of the onion slices.
Sprinkle with wine.
Cover tightly and
poach the fish over very
low heat just until it
begin.a to flake. Or bake
in a covered baking dish
until fish flakes.
Transfer the cooked
fiah to heated plates.
Fork-blend the hot
poaching liquid with
the horaeradlah,
mayonnaise, yogurt,
MODERN
(From page Cl)
nutritious, too," Derelian
saya.
She offered some basic
cooking pointers for
keeping foods in all of
the four food groups at
their peak nutritionally .
.. Foods in the
vegetables and fruits
group ahould be cooked
with a minimum of
water, tightly covered,
for a minimum amount
of time. Steamers are
ideal and even pressure
cookers are making a
c o m e b a c k . ' ' A)G
additional bonw; these
methoda uee less energy
for cooking because they
take lee time.
Many people over-
cook meat, poultry and
fiah, abe says, thereby
lostna maoy of the B
vltamtna. Meat and
poultry that ls "medium
well-done" -h11 at
least a lit1.le bit of color
-la better nutritionally
than meat that is over-
cooked.
There is very little
hazard in under-oook.ing
meat, poultry or fish.
Oerelian says .
"Under-cooking is only cSanaerous if the meat ls
contaminated or already
on the verge of spoiling.
Even commercially
raiaed and dreaed pork
la very safe nowadaya."
A major problem is
over-cooking of fish .
"Moat people relate to
fish the way they do to
meet," cook.Ina fJah ftleta
u lone u they would
ltMka. "You don't want
to Joie the nutrients
contained In the moisture
in sea food," Dereltan
•It·
J:v•n •II• .can be
cooked· ioo Joni. "The
protein ln a rubbery,
~omelet la not
h.l•h quallty .. ln • a"'ty omelet."
MlJk and milk producta .,.. alto heat
aenattlve. Derellan ~ Ulat milk. which
Ii an acellent IOW'Ce of
rthollavtn, not be bo'1ed
tor • i.wth-of d,\ne. •'WJl9a * redpe aaya to ...... " "*"' to brinl )llt·,to a boW"I polnt. ..... u #11 to.•tdl: h ..
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1\ 1 • ,, 1 \.<'
Emilio'• Cheese Plue
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Slim Price Vegetables
'\di,,.,,,.,_,., ... "~· .. Mar-Ke1 Taqulto1
105
1 45
.65
2 45
Treesw~t Orapefrult Juice • 79
J69 ''" v ,..., \ltl ,.... • " Jerscymald Ice Cream
VONS BAKERY
''"'" Cre.lctnt Crumb Donuta
u ..... , .. ~"'9\' DOUr 0outn French Rolla
OOLDEN ORAJM
NOODLE RONI ~·~ f'rfl~~.
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ROMAINE
LETT<JCE
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Mlnut~ Maid Orange JOiee
S~n~I~ Margarine
' \• •1 'ff t•V' I'! \ Jerseymald Cottage Cheese
Jerseymakt Fiult Punch
LIQUOR
''"• ".....,_ .. Lucl(y Lager Bttr
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)69
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SNm Prlc:e Pecinut Butter
Pri~g~ i:>~"ctiips
Vo-..;~ 'st~d Tomatoes
"'• I f, "-1 Hot Tomato Sauce
s1i;, 'Price Whole Chllu
.......... , ....
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.59
.46
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l\•t:• ,_,..,,"'' Center Cut Chuck Roast
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Whl~ .tioUK sJ.l11lne
f ha onf oecn an 1 ex~ple o the best In
t ~fTCifn co6lca•I A
lo8k' beck at the hlltory
of Whate Hou11e dlnlna rel}~ th.at bl"andy bu
b,~n favored by
l\rlt~rlcan pre11dent1 bod'I as a beverage and a
ociSk1ng Ingredient.
"th i p re a I d e n t I a I f~dnesa for brandy
~f1'an with George
~~hlngton , who kept
pii\'istaklng recorda of fc>bia and drink consumed
at his residences in New
York, Philadelphia and
Mount Vernon.
t Among the great
,.. V1I rl e ty-ot -ai~O'tro ~
beverages served under
his roof, Washington
listed brandy second
onJy to beer and ale
As partial as he was to
brandy (upon his death
more than 150 gallons
were discovered in his
cellars at Mount
Vernon). Washington
was unstinting in his uae
of the spirit.
He and Martha
featured brandy as a key
ingredient in their
favorite desserts .
Capping several of the
couple's acclaimed
Christmas feasts were
George's Sweet Potato
Pudding and Martha's
Plum Pudding.
that the prHldenUal
1n1tcm 11 J\merkri
ahowcue of hoepltallty,
'l\jl and lfOOd ...... Al
auch, dlnlnl at the White
Houae today la an
exhibU.lon ol Jh belt ln
American fooda and
beveraaet.
Prealdent Reaaan, a
lon1ttme CaU!ornla
realdent, la known to
favor Callfornla wines.
Tho ~ana· _pref Nnt'e
fil--wfM amo ix1endt to
the 1plrlt made from
lnr.-:-. bl~.
Th y often MrVe fooda made with brandy, IUCh ., u Thenlc1al.Y~n ••
when Nancy Rea1an 1
Steamed Peralmmon
Pudd.ina and Ml.ncemeat
Pie -6oth with Brandy
Whipped Cream Sauce
-receive prealdentlal
~Hmenta. potatoee, muhed
ff• ....... '1IClme .. it: ~ ~---HOUM ,.,clpee to try at 2 •IP
h0'1rle. 'Ph~,.... -.-n--" -plrtl'rlml\I ! cream
updated with modern l teupoon nutmea
m • u u re m • n t 1 a n d 'Ai c:up brandy
lnared&entl. . 1'dd-butter to JJOtatom
G ~ 0 R G E whtle hot. Beat auau
WASHINGTON'S and e111: add cool
SWEET POT A TO potatoell, nu~. cream,
PUDDING and brandy. Bike In a
1 pound butter buttered bakina diah tn
2 pound• aweet hot oven tor about O
GROUND
BEEF
FAT CONTENT NOT TO EXCEED 30"1
uaoa D' An)OU f'ANCY
Pean
mlnutet. 2 teupoON ~
M"A IVf-R-------ua ~lH W AIRJNQTON'S nutmea
.-.PL\.IM P\JR91NG ,. -~
2 \it pound.a prunet \it c u p I r a t e d
1 'Ai pounda eeectle. oranae peel -
raiaiJu -T14 cup grated lemon
~ cup brandy peel
'Ai teoapoon lr:ound citron,
clnnasnon chop 2 te .. poona ground cup flout
clov• 7 eap, beaten
l teupoon alllplce 2 cupe •\.liar
ftATD--.
SLICED
Two day• befor9 you
..,.._-;t~•Jr )'§Uf-t.
DUddina. cook Wt prunes •~ ..ffl.tna.-.WLiham...., aseep for two dayw ln \he
water In which they
were cooked, flnt addina -
tho brandy, cinnamon,
clovea, alltplce, mace,
and nutmea . Keep
retnaerated.
Th• day. you bak~
(See BrHdy, Ct)
OSNNWON8
John and Abigail
Adams, the fir s t
occupants of the White
House, shared the
Washingtons' fondness
for brandy. At White
House receptions, the
Adamses often served a
tangy punch made of
Jamaican rum and
brandy . For the
Christmas holidays, the
president concocted a
Berry Shrub, a fruity
blend of brandy, rum
and berry juices.
Service Dell Lunch~=-~-:.~--.....
, Thomas Jefferson, a
true epicure, enjoyed
'many delicacies
smothered in brandy. His
brandy-flavored pound
cake was such a favorite
that Dolley Madison,
acting as his White
House hostess, often
served it to guests.
His Brandied Peaches.
saturated in a full pmt of
brandy, were enjoyed at
special White House
dinners or were placed In
storage and later
bestowed on fortunate
friends ard relations.
And, on cold winter
nigh ts, the president's
Hot Spiced Toddy -a
potent blend of brandy,
nutmeg, sugar and baked
apples -compensated
for lack of c entral
heating in the White
House.
When hosting his
military and frontier
friends, Andrew JackllOn
often served Daniel
Webster Punch, a heady
concoction of brandy,
champagne, rum, tea,
lemon, sugar and arrack
(an alcoholic drink
distilled from rice or
molasses).
According to Jackson,
it was "guaranteed to
make a dancer out of
someone who had never
even set foot on a dance
floor."
During the Qvil War
when powerful and
influential polit1cians
complained to Lincoln
about Grant's propensity
for drink, the President
suggested they find out
what liquor he preferred
so th.at barrels could be
sent to each o f his
generals.
As it turned out,
brandy was one of
Grant's favorite
libations. After taking
office, he createij Roman
Punch, a powerful
mi~e of brandy and
rum over crushed fro7.en
lemonade.
Brandy has enjoyed
equal favor with
twentieth century
presidenta, most notably
tranklin Delano
Rooa evelt . When
Winaton Churchill
visited, the sreat man
WU belet by hfl troubles
In Europe. Concerned
about the ~ of
hil favorite 1ue1t,
Rooaevelt served him
brandy to allevi.ate the
condidon. Brandy'• auppoaed
medicinal powera had nothlna to do wUh the popularity of Prtefdent
tiienhower'• elaborate
Flaminl Plum Puddtna
or Pat Nixon '•
moutbwaterln1 Mince
Meat Pie.
Bather, tanta ll•lnl
flavor h•• mad• •
cndldon at Whtie Howe
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Jack
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0rlng4I Cout DAILY PILOT/Wedneedey, Janul()' 5, 1883
Brandy th~ :pre(erred spirit among presi't!ents
JEFFERSON'S
BRANDIED PEACHES
4 pounds peaches
1 pound sugar
Wat.er to cover
1 pint brandy
Prick peaches in a half
dm.en places with a fork.
and place in hot syrup
made with sugn and
water. Boil the syrup
until it is thick enough to
stick to a wooden spoon.
Add the peaches aft~r
the syrup haa cooled a
little. Cover and let stand
for 24 houn.
Now remove the
peaches, and bring the
syrup to a boil again. As
soon as it starts to boil,
take it off the fire and
add brandy. Return the
peach es to the liquid.
Again let the peaches
s~ overnight.
The following day
simmer the peaches in
the syrup until they are
tender, adding brandy, if
you desire. S"train. cool,
and-Hrve, storing the
leftover peeches in jan
for future use.
EISENHOWER'S
FLAMING
PLUM PUDDING
1 plum pudding
lh cup brandy
1 cup sugar
~cup butter
Additional 2
tablespoons brandy
Heat the pudding in its
box in boiling water. Put
the pudding in a aervlng
Foil fat
with fish
fillets
Fish Fillets with
Tomato and Zucchini
uses the foil envelope to
cook .
FISH FILLETS
WITH TOMATO
AND ZUCCHlNI
2 tomatoes, cut ln 8
slices
1 package (1 pound)
frozen flounder fillets,
thawed
1 medium zucchini,
cut in jullene strips
1 lemon. cut ln thin
slices
1 to 2 teaspoons
lemon juice
2 tablespoons white
wine
~ teaspoon basil
leaves
lh teaspoon salt
~ teupoon lemon
pepper teallOning
Preheat oven to 450
degrees. Tear off four
l 2x 18-lnch lengths of
aluminWll foil. Place 2
tomato alJces in cent.er of
lower half of each
length of foil. Top with
fllh, zucch1n1 and lemon
allcea.
Combine lemon juke,
win e, baall, salt and
lemon pepper; spoon
OVf'Jr each ~. Fold
upper half of foll over
lnaredlanu m••Una
bottom edae. Turn up
ed1n, f ormln& ~ -tnich fold.
Smooth fold; double
fold and preH very
tJabtly to -1 allowlna
fOf' heel dttuladon .na
ex~. l'ollow Mme
dtreollon• for f oldlna .-di-. Pt.ce foil pecketa In
tlnlle layer on biakiDI
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8-01. frozen Blod. & Whit. lobel
MACARONI & CHEESE
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4·EAR COB CORN
2 lb Froren Block & While lobttl
STEAK CUT POT A TOES
12·o~ lloclt & Wll1te lobel
FROZEN ORANGE JUICE
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LB 1.29
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DAKOTA FARM S CHEESE ... LB 3.29
Lob to lolie .. 2-'-01.
SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE .... 4.69
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FABRIC RINSE ........ . ............... 1.05
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Orange Cout DAil V PILOT/Wednnday, Januaty e, 1D83
Ex-Fox boss sets film deal
-LOS ANOJ;LES {AP) -Sl\erry Lanaln1, who
rt-11 nod \WC> week• aao 11 prealdent o f Fox
I ..,.. •he-m...ffttffted • MW eefnpA
J11(fo-L.an1dng ProductJonJ, w ith prod1..1ttr·dlrector
enou1h IO 1h1• MIJ'\pnny would even.wally~ bl \0 dollvcr thn~ or four fllnu per year •'"'..~,•••••··"~~
-hf~h<> madie hlr ftnt fltm, "Oood ,
Critics~ choice
The National Society of Film Critics has announced its choice& for
1982 with Meryl Streep a& best actress in "Sophie's Choice,"
J essica Lange, second, for "Frances," Dustin Hoff man, best aetor
for "Tootsie," followed by Ben Kingsley for his portrayal of
HGandhi."
Musical newcomers vie with
established stars for awards
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Musical nt!wcomers
mcluding John Cougar and Rick James will vie
with establi.shed stars mcludmg Paul McCartney
and Stevie Wonder for the 10th annual American
Music Awards.
Nominees were announced Sunday for the 15
awards, which will be presented Jan. 17 in a
nallonally televised ABC special
Winners are selected through a national
sampling of 30,000 record buyef'9 conducted by
Herbert Altman Communications Research, Inc.
The nominees announced Sunday art"
POP-ROCK
Favorite male vocalist: John Cougar, Paul
McCartney, Rick Springfield.
Favorite female vocalist: OhVla Newton-John,
Stevie Nicks, Diana Ross.
Favorite group; Fleetwood Mac, Daryl Hall
and John Oates. J Geils Band
Favorite single. "Ebony and Ivory" (Paul
McCartney and Stevie Wonder), "Eye of the
Tiger" (Survwor), "Truly" (Lionel Richie)
Favorite album: "Always on My Mind"
(Willie Nelson), "Escape" (Journey). "Mirage"
(Fleetwood Mac)
COUNTRY
Favorite male voc:·ahst: Charley Pride, Kenny
Rogers, Conway Twitty.
Favorite female vocalist Emmvlou Harns,
Barbara Mandrell, Sylvia ·
Favorite group: Alabama. The Oak Ridge
Boys, Statler Brothers.
Favorite single· "Bobbie Sue" (The Oak Ridge
Boys). "Love Will Tum You Around" (Kenny
Rogers), "Nobody" (SylVJa)
Favorite album "Always on My Mmd"
' Universal grosses
·$10. 7 1nillion
(Willie Nt'lson), "Fan<:y Free" (The Oak Ridgt.·
Boys). "Mountain Music" (Alabama).
SOUL
Favorite male vocahst. 'kick James, Lionel
Rwhie, Stevie Wonder
Favorite female vcx·alist: Aretha Franklin.
Evelyn King, Diana Ross.
Favorite group Gap Band. Kool and the
Gang. The Tame.
Favonte single: ·•Jump to It" (Aretha
Franklin), "Love Come Down (Evelyn Kin~).
"Sexual Healing" (Marvin Gaye).
Favorite album: "Jump to It" (Aretha
Franklin), "Original Musicquanum I" (Stevie
Wonder), "Throwm' Down" (Rick James).
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LUXURY THEATRES
. .,
1st"" ~tiMtsai..i1uo.tYS2~011ltnOtlltnristl'9tt4 HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Universal Pictures'
five current releases. "The Dark Crystal," "E.T
The Extra-Terrestrial," "Six Weeks," "Sophie's S
Choice" and "Frances," earned a combined gross of
$10.7 million in the United Stat.es and Canada for
113GBrr•nu161~2ssJ1 ~~. J s * FOR Fl.Kll EXCITEmEOTI V1sitOur... * the New Year's weekend. the studio said
Top gr06Ser was "The Dark Crystal," which
drew $5.4 milhon 1n 1.052 theaters during the
three-day weekend. • 1i2Votfl18
Next was Steven Spielberg's "E.T . The
Extra-Terrestrial," which took In $4 million an 937
theaters for the first three days of its 30th week.
the studio said.
SV~lYJ~.V.,'tl.\\O m
"Six Weeks," with Dudley Moore and Mary
Tyler Moore, had a third-weekend gross of $1
million in 555 theaters
"Sophie's Choice," starring Meryl Streep,
KeVJn Kline and Peter MacN1col, is only appearing
in 10 theaters in nine c1t1es around the country, and
it grossed $243,000 during the holJday weekend.
Frank Galvin ha"i one la-..1 chance
to do something right.
THE
STILL OFm
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PROJECTIONISTS LOCKED OUl!!
UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES
UNFAIRll
We .,. locked out because we refuted to IOM up to 76 % of our )oba, double the work load of thou
remaining and allow OU( expertlM to be utlltted to ena~ underpaid, Inexperienced kid• to handle the
highly compleK equipment In the protection room• of the United Artl1t1 Theatr" .
........,..... arrogantly and unllae.rettv demanded that •ech proi-ct1onl1t employM ffrvlce u many ••
-.Ven ICl'Mnl In complex" u much u twentr mu.. ....,.U
We belteve thl• to be unf1lr to the 50-75% of the pro~tlonl1t1 that would hava Iott their Jobe undtr
thole condition•. and .ant• to the movie patront who ,,.. ~ytng top prloe for their Uckete, with th•
c:Nnce of .... ng eub·et.aftdenl protection of the fealur91 tMy plld to w .
We wett wining to negotiate, but the Company ~ and ..........., LOCKID UI OUT.
YOU CAN H•LPI
....._don't to lnt9 Mf """8d Altllta TMetre enrwtMNe. Your written tetflft of eupport wtll be appre.
clai.cf by ua. l'hey ehoutd be lddrlNed to the 8°'-ithern AnoclaUon of IATSE Otatrlct Two locata, 830 o.., 8trwt. Huntington IMctl, Clllfotnta 02841. W• wtll fOfWl(d to tne proper party at United Artlata.
THA .. 8 P.OR YOUR H•&.Pll
S~nloy R Jaff~ '
Th<.> nc-w ft rm will produt-t• film• tor
Punarnount Pkturea under an excluatve, flvc·y~ar
t'Onlroct, Lanalna aald Monday, the umc day Jaffe
tt..ndMt'd hUJ r\'tll~tlon to Fox u word of tho deal
with Lansing teaked to the preta
Columbua," lor Paramount, hu ui.o prod~ th•
Academy Award-winnlnat .. Kn~r va Kram_.
tor Cohtmbla Pi<'lU4*1 1.1nd ''Tap1" for Fox.
From 1Y69 to 197 1, Jaffe waa prealdent of
Paramount. Sh\t.'t.' then, h t' haa been an Independent
prodU<.-er, the e><ecutJve vice president of Columbha
and a producer and director Cor Fox
Lansmg supervised Jafff.•'1 last three pictures.
first at Columbia and then at Fox
''The Important lhlna la we will be maklna
movies we believe tn," aald Lanalna. who wu the
flrat woman president of a major film •ludlo when ---------------------
•he was appolnted to the Fox poet three years ago
"I'm going to ht> able to be totally involved an
the creative proce11," s he said. "I'll penonally
produce some of the movies. We will only make
movies that we care about, that we feel pauionate
about, becauae we won't have to ma ke movies just
to till a release achedule
"Really. thlS ts-a dream ~~~.t' sh~d··
"Stanley and I have a long history together . We've
worked together for five years, and we've enjoyed
both a good professional arrangement and a true
friendship we even sha re the same birthday I've
never felt so good about anything."
Jaffe reported to Lansing at Fox, and his
(·ontra<:t with Fox contained a clause that allowed
ham to break the contract if Lansing left the studio.
Neither Lansing noi Paramount would disclose
the financial specifics of the deal. Jaffe was sald
Monday to be completing work on "Without a
Trace," which he produced and directed for Fox.
There was no unswer at Fox early Tuesday.
The president and chief operating officer pf
Paramount, Michael Eisner, said the studio's
investment m the Jaffe-Lan.smg firm would be
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---LOSA.NCEL.ES Tbc~1or the romanUc ~Y "I Take Theee Men" were planted yean
fiO when producer Lillian Gallo ukl!d h.-r huaband
~f he would remarry If anything happened to her.
.. w. took °''" typee," ~0&110 •l(\)wna ·"'rtlC"
lnietlectual playc<l..Ju' John Rubinateln, che Mlf •
made man played by Brian ""DonnenY,-ilfin.-----......;~----~
"l'd oome back from my yearly physical.'' JM
r«al.la. "You take the.e tesla and they tell you tu
oalJ for the reaulta 1 thought, 'What If tomethlna
happena \0 me?' My huaband loves being nultrled. l
felt U something happened to mt' he should
remarry.
"My finst fanwy was, who would he rruuTy?
Then I began \0 think about It u a movie and my
Cint reaction waa the public doesn't like stories
•bour death.
• "I began lftting the Idea on our friends and I found young ~e people fantasize about marryina ~rfl"J"ent people\· 1he aays. '1"hll ldea eeemed \0 tie 0\\0 other peop1e'a Uvea. It wasn't biran-e. There
wu a great deal of ldenUflc.tlon. It wu Dick Baer.
Ole writer. who suggested It be a woman, and I
i1.1ggested it be a woman fantasWng about henielf."
: That's what "I Take These Men," on CBS
Wednesday night, lS about Susan Samt James
plays a woman who tel.la her hwiband she wants a
divprce, just as he's about to spring a surprise
tzutiversary party. She fantuiz.es marriage to three
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K.ey '*• the ~ to ~te ,_ mlllonelr•
lather (Pen 2l G NM 8AIKET'8AU.
PNladalptlla 7e.rt w Loe
MgaM8L.Mlen
• lltA&'S OOMPAIN
Jedi ,_ 9Ylctlon ..,..
•~fuJ Beverly Hiila n-al t'twte •.ien\, play~ by
Adam WHt "
lt'• an iamu11na movie, directed by Larry
Peen.~ from a iicreenplay by Baer. It al.lo 11.&n Dct-
Wal~ u Saint James' be9t friend
''It aaya aomethln1 about rt1latlon•hlp1 and
commltmenta," Gallo aay1 of the two-hour ttlm.
"What we found In l"ftearchlna thl1 11 that the
19AO. i11 the age of commitment. People work at
relatloruhlpe."
She and writer Fay Kanln alao are working on
a feature film called ''Lettlns Go, .. a romantic
comedy about how to survive a broken heart. ln the
past, 1he'1 produced 1uch movie• aa ''Fun and
Gamea.'' ''Hu.tlln1.'' and "Haunta of the Very
Rich." She waa an execuUve at ABC in charge of
the network's "Movie of the Weekend."
"I think the fact that th1I movie i. a vehicle for
Susan Saint Jamea 11 a sign of the times." the
producer says of "I Take These Men."
"Women are aett.ing better roles an television
and they're being depicted less sterotyp1cally.
whether in comedy or drama. lt helps you lf you
have ideas that are right for women."
Eaelland to •tlldy c:;i G PAUlHOOAN
Cf) MOvte • * * '"Just F<X You'"
( t9521 Bing CroM>y. Jene
Wymat1 A lamou• thMtrl·
eel produe« elrugglM to
find time 10< N• two leen-
~ chlldren. w w·A·s·H
A rum0< lh•t Ille 4077tf\ I•
going to "bug-ou1··
bee~ gtoealy •XllOO"·
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tile enllrl Cf\I,_ etmy It
11tlldflng the camp (Pa-1
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(Premiere) '"Netlonel
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lAw School INCll roe.
playing 8Ql'deM foc:uelng
on two f\ypotlletlcal cue
llud... IHuetretlng the
po1en11a1 t11181on ~
netlonet ~l'f and Ir ..
dOm of Iha pr-
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10:00 a QUINCY
Ila !eta It lllp to Fun.y INt
Ila". not giay.
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A CUIT9nt ..,... of robber·
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Had to an uneoNect 5-
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• OVlllEAIY
Ou.t: ~ dlrect0<
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~~ANDINO
HUMAN IEHAW>A
Singer Tom Rush presents
some of his hits from the
1960s as well as many of
his latest songs in ''Tom
Rush at Symphony Hall: A
New Year," at 9:00 on
KCET (28) ..
Quincy trlM to locate Ille
kldnepc)ed daughl• of a
WMltl!y widow bel<X• the
ebductor"• demend
becom.•....ill'f.
•Gee NEWS 9 DYNASTY
BIMe rejectt the proof of
Ste"ten'e de•lh. Adam
trick• Kirby Into •
cendlellghl dinner. and
Metil ()Aini Kryetle"t 1118"·
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TONIGHT
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TODAY
(C)MOYE * * * ~ '"Gimme Shen• ( 1970) Aolllng St~ . .>el·
tenon ~ Thia dc>QI·
mentwy of Illa FldNnv
Stan.• 19e9 Amerlcen
tour lncaldee --of the
noting end m1110er et an
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conoert
<B) HfJMY FONDA: THE
MAH AHO._, MOY1E8
The~ olf..,_, 1119
al one ol America'• fw«.
II• ecton le treoed with
IMm c:llpe of -of hit ti.I ~ lndudlng '"On •
Golden Pond"" Mlk:fl won
hlmanOecar
(lJ)MOVIE **'A "The Seer_. Agent"
(193111 John Gielgud.
Madeleine CerroO. Two
epiea pelr ott .. men and
Wiie In Ol'dat 10 lradl down
.,, -*"1 agent
T:JO. I OM THE TOWN
~ad~ tour of Iha
"-dquar1en ol Armed
foroaa Redlo end T..,_._
tlon: • grOUP of people wN> ... grief and ......
.. tor the tut:ure all•
~ ~ -Ole •• per-.,_ men who anjoy9
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~ '""" two ...,.., ~ _. "*"' 8'*ld tM nlOflt In an OINICMfl
buaaui.lon.
etwOMLA
Fell~· • rec>«t on
L.A.'• womtrl In unlfGml, •
llOllUllglC ** .. the Ol)im-
• Wt<RP IN CINcaHNA Tl
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lurned-l)feeche< c•u-
prob*ns by Mlllng fllke
1ellglou8 IW11f ect• on 1111
Sundet morning bloed·
CM1 I Cl> llC TAC DOUQH MACIEL /~
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and wortt of ~ wtlll
I au.ti ~ l.emped.
who died In 1978 el the ¥ of 118, 11 protlied
9 YOU ASKED FOft rT
fe9tured· 00The F81'1Menda
An Ouc:U"" Ind ··Sounc>
lrllJ ~Of Auslrta.'"
• OC>U.ml
IMKET9Al1.
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(Z)MOVIE
•• "'The Cyclopt"' 11esn
J-C<9ig. Olona T•
ban. A -on• taint In
Me•lco IOI' '-rnlMlrlQ
boyf1lend encounter•
lnetMd an 81111, ~
~ t:OO. Cl) 8EVEH _.
FOft KVBI MOT1 IEM a a l'EA&.. PEOPlE
~ured: • Mlluta to Mlw
y otti City. with lllgNghta
~•de'.fillthelteof
~ Kodl.. the c.e!Mw
of the Statue o1 UClerty,
blU polo In c.tr.i Patti
end a look • -°' the c:ity'• notab6e ~
; MOYIE * * *~ ··a.cs Day Al
8leC* Aodt" (19551 ~
09r Trw;y. RoOer1 RyM
The people of • ~
W..tem town -lerTOI'·
stric*en by the 8'T"'9 of •
-..madmen •O TALOOFTHE
GOU> MONKEY
Jelle tn. to hell> • tlll"f'IOUa
~ player who II
wenled IOI' Iha murder of
an ll&and girl.
Cl) SOAP
Burt IM9t• enother human
In 8'1ao8 end the T eta men
Mt out to •-Biiiy from
the CUil
• P.M. MAOAZIH!
A profile of tHn·•o-
ectr .. BtOOIC• 8nlelcM; •
group of enalt• llandler• In
T .....
• MOVIE * * "'Vendene FOi' The
S.lnt00 (191111 Ro ger
Moo<9. Ian Hendry An
~tlirer Ind two of hie
glrllrlend1 •ttempt lo
o.troy the Malla.
• HIU..Mrl
CHA.U.INOI: MCI TO
Tl411KY
Sir ~ .-.Y• 19n
~ ~ "°"' the Ganoet "'-Olfta to
ltl -hlgll In "" ~ll~ed.
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leiture of • men wt><> le
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A happily rnwrled man
c:on1emplet•1 lnlldellty
•"• ~ • bMutlfUI mocMI In • per'lllng 08' ~
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The Aft08le -lying. ttlle¥ery end blamall •1 •
ftnWllng adlod.
• 000 OOUPl.l
In an attempt to get cloa«
to hie eon. Felix ~
the coedl of the bOy'•
foot08ll teMI.
• TOMAUSHAT
aYWHONY HALL: A NEW
YIM'
The populer elnger / aongwn1er pertorme eome
-.,....,. and -Old standbys from SymphOny
MellnBoeton
Cl)MOVIE '* * ~ 0'Z4'TO, The Gey
Blede" (11111 Georg•
Hemifton, Lauren HuUon
The hero6c aon ol ~ Celo
fomla'• remoua tuetlH
flgflt• II lncepec:ftated by
• l'dlng Injury, being hie
f~ brother to don the
~end mMk "PG'
1:36 (tJ MOVIE * * "'ConfeMiona Of A Pop Pef0tmar00 (19751
Robir\ Aekwttf\. AntMny
Booth A 1oc:4t ·n· rOll lier
nndl plenty of romantic
ec11on wNle on IOUf
9:GO 8 Cl) MOYIE
"'I hke ThaH Men ..
(Premier•) Suean S.lnt
J-. Jotin Rublnlteln. A
dllloonlented .... lent• .a.. mamaoa 10 thr ..
otll« men during 1"-
COUl'M of • -prtee ennl-
H~FAUGVY
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nlng en Army football
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Ind eon·• '*"-.,,.,
fora. ltietn to pey on hie
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A ~ 11\el the 40nth le
going to "'bug-out"'
~Qr°"'Y~· ..., ..... " .......... '* tlW enth C...... wmy II
•«M*lng the a.mp ,,.,,
It TOM ..... AT
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IVWHONY ~A NIW
YIM
Tiie pocM.tltr 1lnger I
IOllOWf'* ~ '°"" new Mllecle Ind tome otd
~""'~ Hiii in to.ton. I ~~VIHil>tH
••• ''CMln ~·· P•>•ww~.NM,.., .. ~. A otN·
-~,...~ ,_,,.. In • oontMllMlad,
MIMlleo plent wot\•
WMHtlnll lfOl.ltld Ille
~ ..... 81MI 'AOTW CW Ufll A .............. .
• ...,...... ti .... . "°".......,..,. ~ .. . -
(Pr•mlere) ""Nellonel
Security" Prol-Benno
C. Sd'lmldl Jr. of COlumble
law School IMOe rot.
pleylng •••cWe8 loc:uelng
on two llypollletlc:al cue
11uc1i.1 llluetretlng the
polerlllel tenl6on ~
Mtlonel "8Qlrlty and "-dom Of tfle pt-
l~WQNIAN * * * ,_. ·Faw Frlende··
(1Nt) C.-eig w_.. .JoOI
Tl*en Hv .. high tchOOI
l>Uddlu leke MP8181e
roadl to aoutthood ettw
gredultlon bY1 cont.-ue to
be united by fnllndeNp
end INlf to... f()f tile -woman 'R
(lJ)MOVIE
• • ~ ""Nlghthawke""
(IN 1) SyNMt« Stalone.
Bill'; 0.. W..,,_ A tough
Nlw Yen.City cop hM Illa
wotll out out for him when
one of the \llf0f1d'• rnoet
denger"ou• terrorl1t1 am-In hie city. 'R'
.MOYIE ***'A ""Whoee Ute II It
M'/H'f'l00 (1981) Richard
Dreyf\IN. John Caue• ....i.. Pwelped "om the '** down 1n en ..,._
ble ecdOenl. • 8CUtlptOf r.,....... llbOllt hie llte
before and eloqu•ntly
ervi-for ltll right to die.
'R"
~(l)MOVIE **'A 00Vlee Squad"(1N21
Seuon Mubi.y. Gary
Swanaon A polce detec>
tlw end • strMIW9lt•
,_,, up to trap • plmC> , ""°' 1811* for mWdet1ng
oneofhlllwomen ·w
10: 10 CC) MOVIE * * * .. Strtpea•• ( t981 I 811
Murray, HetOld Rlmle. A
.._ Yott! cabble loc*lng
for eitefttnJIM COi N• iCtt
hie beat "lend to join him
• In enllaUng In Illa U.S
Army 0R'
10-..30. IH09ENDEHT
NETWOflK NIW8
(%)MOW
* * • ·~ ""Pennlea From
Heaven"' (1981) Steve
Mwtln, Bemadette Peten.
In the Mtdweet during Illa
DepfeNlon. • .,_. mu8lc:
Mi.amen "-•troy9 tM ....... °' ttloM etouncl him
becauM of hie unbrldled
-~ and 1111 blllef !NI Ila aan be M " II In
IOl'OI end movie muelcel ~Ion numbert 'A'
11:00•••<1>98
NIWI
• IATVf'OAY NeQKT
Hoel: '** IUma. 0-tl~
Santana.
... llM04CW-
''fMlfroMnjWlll"
.THIMfl~ o.otge recrul1a Torfl to
..... the d9y In"" bowing ..,.,.... .
I HAMY..O '91 LATIHIQKT
HaM: °""* Wtlotey. U:tO. (J) HART TO HART
TM Hine beComt ttle tlr•
.... "' • MllrdwcM oou-,,.. ..,._ .,_ purcNel II'
.,,.....~...,,.
llldcMll ..... e8TONGHT ..... Johnny canon. ~NIWI
I :. ,,..,, '°"" * • \t "H•rd DrlV41r"
(1tn)Mlf ~ v ..... ,.,.,._,A,.... Olr ._., ............. ,.....
1 ... -=::c:::m
MOWI
"~ ..,.
Producer Lillian Gallo and director Larry Peerce di&cuae their
made for TV film, .. , Take These Men~" which airs tonight at
9:00 on KNXT (2).
TU BE TOPPERS
KNXT (2) 9:00 -"I Take These Men."
Starring Susan Saint James and J ohn
Rubinstein. A discontented wife fantasizes
marriage to three older men during the
course of a surprise anniversary party.
KOCE (50) 9:30 -''That Delicate
Balance." "National Security" Professor
Benno C. Schmidt Jr. of Columbia Law
School leads role-playing exercises
focusing on two \lypothetical case studies
illustrating the potential tension between
national security and freedom of the
press.
KNBC (4) 10:00 -"Quincy." Quincy tries
to locate the kidnapped daughter of a
wealthy widow before the abductor's
demand becomes a reality .
* • "'Falcon·• Gold"'
( 19121 Jotv1 Mattey. Simon
MecCotltlnCI.... A ICooc>-
llungry )oumellat ~
an erchleOIOQlet and hie
deughlar In tl'ielr -ct. IOI'
~ery gold treuur• In
Iha Me•lcln jungle.
12:00 9 ENTERTAINMENT
TC)NtOHT
"" lnteMew wllh J~
llne81 ... t I ~E LMTWON>
••e.r. Knucltlea"" ( 197111
Sherry Jackaon, Rober1
Viheto
i =AMEAICAN ITYLE
Ht..oft Nod Tr. Opetetlon
Moclel"" Two~ tty to
~ up • g1r1 In an .-pon
00LO'te And The High·
Sd>ool Aoc>-Out . Ek• ..
pr-ad Into Millng Fio-
nna ou1 IOt • date
{C)MOYIE
• ••~ "D••d Eno
( 11371 SyMe SldM'.f. Joel
Mc:Cr.._ Younglten In an
Eaet RI...-8lllm fight 10
overcome their enw-.
men1
®MOVIE * *. '" "'$Upef'n\41n II""
( 1980) Ctlrilcopher "-"-·
Margot Kidder. WhMe MV·
Ing Pwta "°"' e nudMt exploelon, Supermen
unwlt11n9"/ "-Ula trto of
powertlll ......,,. wtlo -
orlglnal'f ~ by
hie Ktypton41n father 'PO'
(lJ)MOVlf • * "Swlnoln9 Ski Olrtl"" I 19751 Rk* Ceelidy, Ubb'f
Maxwell. A oohglete'1 trtp
to• •Mne lodge le~ a.·.= llllchhlt•.
* * "UIW'• Moon"" ( 1982)
Mitt Ollon. C6nOy AIMf
Oeaptte parental oppoee..
tlon. two 1-...gena "°"' dlftWlng bedlgrounde , ..
In tow In e Miii Teut
town. ·PG'
1z:ao D 8 LAT£ HIGHT W1n4
DAVID l..ETTIN&AN
~u. Jelion Wlllleme
and John S-... Ct98ton
end a1an of Iha ofl,..,086-
way hit 000rMI• TU'1800
,
... ther'IC*t °' Rull\
Wtelhelmet
• TOM COTTl.I: UP
~~ * • "'Blue St..... I t934)
Jof\n Wayne, El••nor
Munl. A dllgUIMd US.
mlll9hlll oonvincle • lawn
not to yield 1helf gold-rid!
land lo • pr-lnQ band.
• LOVE. AMINCAH
ITYl.I 001.~ And The Man Next OoOI" H.,..,.... and Cwol
.,, In thell hon•ymoon
eull• when tl\e gov.""*''
walk• In
(%)MOYIE * * * "The I.Mt Wlltl
00
( 1,7S) The Bend. onctecl ~ MNtln loorM-. Bob
D)'ltn, Joni Mltdlel. Eitel
~ Md Alr'90 '""' )044'! Tiie 88fld In • ftlffted ~UOn of thl group'• ..._... concer1. ·PO·
1ll40. (I) MOYtl
• "8tunt ~·· ( 1•tt)
Cl'lrlelopher Connell)'.
Clwtetoptw UO)'d A '-"
of 9'\lnl ...,.., ..... a
dttlnO IW. -tlld llr
reecua ol • kidnapped
movie etw. (RI
1:00• MOV1' ·~ ""Wiid "-t"" (1947)
Alen Ledd, Dorothy
Llllnour. Two 9feln h-
terl become bitter nv•
over the -WOlflan. 8 MOYIE • • "'TN L.aet Aebel ..
( 19711 Joe Name.th. Jeck
Elem. A Contederat• IOl-
dler In ~lam M-.
ourl ""'-to glW up
8"• Oenenll l9e _...,.. owa.
• MOYIE * *.,., "'The Moetage00
(tM7) OlrWl'.f MllrtlM. Don
O"Kell'f A ~-dd boy
hldee out In • mov1ng V81\
--INit ""drlWr ... ~ on 1111 wey lo plCI< up
the corpee of hb lal•t murow vtctlm
0 ENTERTAJHMEHT TOMOHT
All lnlen49w with ~
hBlaMI
t:18 {I) La.T SATE.Un
NETWON(
A io.t 19'ecotnmunlcetione
aateltlt• 18118 Into Ille
handa ol en ~ c:Mltza·
hon
1:t0 8 8 NBC NlW9
OYUMGKT
• 90 YOU TMINIC YOU
OOTTAC>Uad
(lJ)MOYIE **'-' ··eu111n· LOOM'"
(tM 1) Rklhlrd Pryor. Clce-
ly ~. A bumbllng but·
9ler. • ooncern•d
ac::hooll.MCher end elgtlt
chlldr.... malt• • tnghten-
lng er~ trip In •
br°"en-4own actlOOI bua.
"R'
1:16 CC) MOVIE * * ._. '"Love For Rer!t'"
( tl791 LIH Ellbachar.
Ann•tte O"Tool• Two
""811-town Git" WflO move
to \Ill• ldllenteoa of "" ~oua ... °' the big city find ,,_...._ taroed
by '**"'Y Into ~
t:OOa~..::m-
NIQHTWATCH IFKJ(()
••• It . 'The lite Ot 8"'-
an'" (197'1 Gr8'*n ~ men, Jofw'I .ca-. -ln Iha
fnl Cllll\Ky. I bungler la
,...., j)f'Odelmecl • ,,,...._
eh and~ lfle IMder
of • ~ .. , r•lgloue .,_
ment ..,,.I "" .......
"R'
2:tl®MOVIE **'A "'Si.c>tng Dog9"
( tH21 Sam Neill, W-
O.I•. A .... 2-l.lllldel
Neklng laolallon 11om
IOGleCy '".,. "" "'*"• dlllntegret-. becClfnes • lonely l'llWO ..,., oeugh\ In
the middle °' • .......olutlon
(l)MOVll!
··~ "AolcMr00 (1tl11 JaNt FOftde. 1<1111 Krle-
tofMnon A fOnnw movie
ltlW MIO loOll -the
cMlrmenetllp °' ,_ Ille
~·~•tlon Ind ·~~ ~ beoofnl ~In
• dllMttoul .... """ lv-"~'A"' l:JOl9NIWI MCtW.a't NAVY
MOYtl **" "'*' OMlnO. '* ..
JOHN DARLING
I 1g13) J""" St-ett.
Murray Hllmllton When •
women le ctllWVed with
rnurOer In Illa ellegecl mtr·
fl'/ kllllng of ,.,., per efytlc
huebend, lier attorney
muat prove 111111 ~
.... coulO ........ plotted the
m1111'1 deillth
CZl MOvie .
• • "Forepley.. ( 19761
Zeto M011el. Eet .... Piii·
eon•. Thf.. comic 'rig-
n•tt•• ere ottered ••
aJ(pler\atlone IOf IN fall of
e llctlonel Amerlun pr•
Oent. "R'
l:009 MOVIE *It 00Th• DMr•l•'f9t"
(1957) Lex Battler. Rite
Moreno. 8IMCI on the no-
ry by J-Fenimore
Cooper A white man II
relMcl by lndletW In Ille
frontier d•Y• of Mtly
America. ~ SE.AHUNT
l:IO fNTH20
TMOTl4Y AlfO "* ANGEl.
(lJ)MOYIE * • * 00EMI" (tt79) Kl.wt
Ru8Mll. 8eMofl ~
EMI P,.....,. rteM frOfll
poverty _, oOecutlty to
echleve ,_ and fortl4M
-\ ~., muelcel per-former.
a:.alltMOW ** ''.IOMph ~·· ( 1tn) Ann-MllfV"I, P9tw
Flrth. A young men'• flam·
bOylWll elf.,,.. of r~
ceuM IC!llldel emono the
.tald Md 1tuffy Engllell-
men ol the VlctOl'lan era.
"R'
4:00 Cl) TOP O' THE
MOAHIHO ., MOVIE
**'A 00M\ll'Oer On The
T'P*tWilti Acor'" (1174)
J-St-wt, StrotNr
Manin. A dlllellM attomeoy
.. called In 10 -• young men wtlO CO&*S ,_ be9'I
,,.. ton
(C) CMMA.X 9CRHNHO
AOOM
{%)MOVIE • • * ""ChaHI AMcUon
119801 st-91i119y. ~
Merle W1nc:heft• A c:ov·
erecl.up nudelW ecdOem
~· In • con!Mnlneted. amneelec plant worller
wenderl09 around th•
country91de.
4:05®MOVIE * • '"Buddy. Buddy'"
( 1M 1) .I«* Lell'llNln. Wtl-
lw Metthllll. WllMe an
.....in conc:entretee on
Illa nex1 kaig. he II rudet'f
Interrupted by • bumblng
twlure Of • men WflO i.
attempting IUM:lde. • R'
4'1S(l)MCM! **~ "VIOl8Qued00(1M21
Seaeon Hubl•y, Gery S-. A polcie ...,_
tlw Md a .,.~.,
iewn up to .,.., • plmC>
~ IOf murcMrtng oneol~.·R· 4:301 lePY llUUWNU.l
MCWIE
• • • •••• The 81*1""
(t975) OerMI HaC*mln.
~Bergen. A fnlnUer
,..~.,,... llP0"90fW •
,.. ~ time llClr-
tfle Wee1«n bedlande
• "PO'
Tl11•rsda11'• ,
Da11i I•~ Moi'l~• l • * * * '"Pwdon Mon
Affair•"' (11171 Jeen
Rochefon, AMy Dupenwy
A hllpplly married man
contempletH lnlldellty .,.., Meit'9 • beliluttM
model In • ~Ing gwage.
"PO' (I)••• 00Thel..ul WlltZ" (19711) The Band.
Directed by Martin' aoor-. Bob ~an. Joni
MllCJIMlll. Etto Ctepton anO
Ringo 81err join The a.no
In • lllmed oalebratlon of
,,. group"• tw...a c;on-
*'·'PO' t.iOO®***'A"~-The .... l>Mde" 1111•1 Rob-
.,.. l..OOW'· He9ltler All·
lftY TWo OtPt**' c:fll.
Oren -out "°"" '°'°" IN ~y ~elfte In
Ot'der to ~ • tllfll In
Oregon -'llOtl -WWII· ed. 'G' r• <!> • • • .. ,.. ..., lone"
(1Ma) [dwwd G. ~
eon.9'#t~.A80n
IOCI*' NI tattler of ,_.
lnO eold ~ --
to &N llO"'IWM*•t dutlng ,,.._
{C **'A 00For Y-Eyea
Onfy'" (tN11 RoQef' Moore.
Topot J-Bond lnleke
• Cllmlnal wtlo purloined •
top _. .. Bftlllh --
d9Wle. 'PG'
ClD • • • "Cutt«"• w.,-·
1114 t I JolVt Hewd. Jfllf
Bridgee. A melmed Viet•
nMI ..... and ,,.. beat
friend, • aoolal drociout.
foew INlr -gila on
aolvlnQ •murder-. 'R'
1:30 Cl) • "Modlm Pl'ot»eml00
(1981) ~ 0-., Pet11
D'Att>elwlle. A,_.... tM
trelflc controller Wllll
--~proO
lema II erMlowed with
~ ~ ll'l•
being ~ ..., nuc:lalr
WMta. 'PG' 9 • • "Auc*ua'" ( 1980)
Olr1I Benedict. Linda 8lelr
A .._. lhOC:MCI VIMnem
""~the si-of.
ame1 AlebefM town. "PG"
CZl • * * * ''The Spirit Of The Beehlw'" (1973) Ana
Tonwnt. F«Nndo feman
Gome. In 114C11 Spelt! ••
Hnelllve yo1109 gl1I'•
ppoeure lo the honor Nm
""Frll'lkerwteln" ..... ,.,.,
percieptlonl of ....
l.1IO ® • • ··uw·e Moon""
(19112) ...... Ollon. C6nOy
Fleher. o.pil• Pllf«lt8I
~-""°~ from differing beck-
grouncl• ,.., In low In •
WIMll T-town. "PO" e:oo •• * '" .. Agelnet All
OdOe"" ( 1~1 Vere A41y·
nolda, Wheeler Oek/'11111,
T•o ~Pl• ov•rcome
-• obit--In IN '*-°'to...
(lJ) * * * * "sn.dow Of A
D01.1t1t0 (1143, T-
WflgM, Joeepfl Cotten-
WllM I man com. IO atay
wtttl hie ....., encl ,_ tam-
.... In e 111\811 W• COMt
town. 1111 niece la plllQUtd
wllll IN negglrlg a.apldon
1"81 Ila II feely the ""Merry
Widow" ltJler D * * ""The Kid From
Nol...scHlg"' I t9711l Jin.
niter McAlllltw. Robef't
VIiaro A t2...,...~ glr1
flnd8 ,.,.,..., In Ind out of
trouble ..,.. rurnng IN
towrt I .. lftl)W.
1:11(1). * ""UIW'• Moon""
( 1M2) Matt Diian. C6nOy
Alher Daeplle pw9ntat
~ ., ._,_.eoeni
lrom dlff•rlng beck·
groundl ,.. In love In •
8'"1111 T-town. "PG" .. ..ao CC) * •IA "The Tumlng Poor· 1 tem Anne a-.
croft, Shlfte)' MacUIM.
TWo li1endl "°"' blllM trelnlng aohoCll, who ~
different roeda met1'.f ~
..,..,, meat llg8il'i and -
h>roed IO Oell ....... Ula
~·PG' V1U ~® ••• "'aa.poi"' ,.,-,,.,
( 1M t) Mt11 Glbeon. Mart
lAe. Two Auetrelen lool
r_.. wtttl ~
Oltwent ~ elgn
up to tight In tlW Middle
Eatlem IJIMlr. durtnf
World Ww l. 'PO"
Cl) •• * ·-ac.. Ot The
Cf'lme00 (1850) VM ~ eon. Olof1e OeH-. A
pClcle leuteniant ~ "'8
nuder CMt ol • ...,.
11• ~.,;.I Tll Me Thal
You l-...... (1.79).aob-.
.., Megyea. u.. Hartmln.
A n•wcomer to th•
Mewallan i..nd of MMA
, ... In """" • oouple .no
•teel from hotel ,_
'PO'
CZl •• ~ "Mle.tbelle'"
( t9'1'91 8111 Muney. CMa
Meltepeeoe, A U/11'.f -.
mer '*"II oounMtor leede
hie mllflt ~ Into •
no.hotcl••baned aport•
competition ag1ln1t •
group "°"' enotMr QllnP
with • much better 1'91>Ut•
tion 'PO'
H:tO ClD * * * "La C.0-Aull Fo&M n" (tllOI Ugo Tog.
Mal • ._,... 8'rf..._ A
ftli6dll llOed 11¥ oouple
.. tn.~Of·--
Ot911md0n lirYlnO IO ...
... "*'roMm ..... °"' °' tf'91'11 •• ........... ,..
1l:OO. "FlgM9r flloa'" (1'1t)
Wllel'll~ • **** "EMlOt hen" (tM&) ...,_ o.n.
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no"flll tit' ~ ,_,bl!*.
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WEDN!8DAY, JAN. I , 1183 ----------~-i~
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# •
. , It caine as no surprise lu ...
Georgia 's ax fell s wiftly on Malavasi ·
By JOHN SEVANO
OflMDAllJll"llet lt•"
The only thing surprising about Coach
Ray Malava.sl's dWniaaal Tueecby wu bow
quickly it happened.
The Ram playeni, who aaid their normal
end-of-the-season goodbyes Monday and
Tuesday, claim they had no Inkling the ax
had been swung into motion.
Even Malava11 him•elf, when asked
about the present Monday, didn't talk m
the past.
"I expect we'll have meetings during the
next week to start making plans for next
year with the draft our No. 1 area," he said,
looking lO the future. "I definitely feel we
can tum things around with the same staff,
the guys we have coming back and help
from the draft."
Swiftly. though, owner Georgia
Frontiere confirmed Tuesday what
everyone had suspected and predicted for
weeks.
''We are indebted to Ray for some fine
seasons of football," announced Georgia in
a prepared statement. "He helped us into
the playoffs •three times, won two division
championships ,and coached our first Super
Bowl team. Unfortunately, the results of
the past two seasons have fallen short of
our goal to give our fans a winning team.
"I have a strong personal feeling of
friendship for Ray. He is a fine and loyal
person. However, I feel for the sake of our
fans. it Is time to make a change."
Malavasi's exit is just one of a number of
chess moves Georgia figures to make ln the
days or weeks to come. One source has
confirmed that Georgia has already hlred
Ray Nagel, the athletic director out of the
University of Hawaii.
within the organlz.atlon," sa1d offensive la.al two 11eaJ10na (a combined 8-17 record). . ,
cent.er Doue Smith. "I'm not going to point the Rama had won seven consecutive · •.
my finger and 11ay it's all Ray's fault. Some dlviJion litlea. including two under
of-it wu hia. and 110me oHt wu the-playere--M&lavesi,..!ft\t' 1979 squad ia th,e only Rama
and management. Ray wu the one, though. team to make it to the Super Bowl '•
in the bad pos1uon. "I got along good with Ray," offered ..
"AlllknowialenpyedworkmgforRay defensive tackl e Mike Fanning.
the last five yeara" "Ultunately. it's the playera that loee. You ,.
Vince Ferragamo concurred. can point a lot of fingers but it still comes
"He was a good coach," said Ferragamo. down to the playera.
"Management makes the decls10J'l8 and it's "Ray JUBt happened to be the head coach
unfortunate they have to blame somebody. and as such he took on the responsibility
"ThP thing, I admired most about Ray whether we won or lost, whether it waa ·,
was not JUSt hLS coaching skills. but hls vote right or wrong
of confidence. He never wavered in "You can say what you want about him,
believing what he did was right. he knew football.''
"I'm sad to see him go, but sometimes Malavasi was always looked upon as a
you don't know how much you'll miss a player's coach until the past couple of yean
guy until after he's gone." and a few mishandled Incidents involving
Malavas1. 52, was e levated from an Fred Dryer, Jack Reynolds, Bob Brudzinaki '·
assistant's job to the head coaching job and Ferragamo.
when George Allen waa fired abruptly in "From what I heard 1t was definitely bad
the 1978 preseason. for the program to keep him the way the :
BeforP falling to losing campaigns the ISee RAMS, Paae 0 3) ~
' I .
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Just what Nagel's capacity will be within
the organization. however, remains to be
seen. Director of Player Personnel John
Math is expected to join Malavasi in the
unemployment line shortly, which would
leave a vacancy Jack Faulkner, currently
the team's Administrator of Football
Operations, is expected to fill. That move,
in tum, would appear to leave Faulkner's
poet to Nagel.
Yet another source has also confirmed
that Georgia is leaning toward a coaching
replacement out of the college ranks, which
means Illinois' Mike White and Arizona
State's Darryl Roeera are the current
front-runnel'$. to succeed Malavas.i.
1 !
\ I
·{, I I
0.-, PW~ i., CWy ~
( 5 0 ) b a ttles Matt Beeuwsaert.
Most of the players reached Tuesday
rught were saddened by Malavaai's exile.
"It was obvious thingJ were not righ t
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f
It was close --hut not for long r I I I •
Oilers s uccumb to No. 1 ranked Monarchs, 76-49
By ROGER CARL.50N o<IM 0..., Noe SWI
The big question prior to the collision
between No. 1 (Mater De1) and No. 2
(Huntington Beach High) was simply
this: Would it be close? Or would it be a
blowout?
Unfortunately, from a Huntington
Beach standpoint, it was both -close in
the early going, a blowout in the second
half as the Monarchs sped to an
impres&ve non-league basketball 76-49
victory before a capacity crowd at
HuJ!tmgton Beach Tuesday rught.
Mater Dei's awesome lmeup of 6-6 112
Matt Beeuswaert and 6-71h Tom Lewis.
aided by height, talent and depth at the
rest of the positions, proved to be
everything 1t was billed lO be Tuesday. a
Car cry .from the team which was
extended into two overtimes before
nipping Fountain Valley last week,
55-54, for the Orange Tournament
championship.
"They just beat us," wd Huntmgton
Beach Coach Roy Mille r, who has now
Sea View
teams play
By ROGER CARL.50N
O(ttw D.ity l"llol It.ft
Sea View League basketball begins
. tonight with rivals Newport Harbor and
F..tancla t.ftpping the list of crucials -
although virtually anyone involved will
~ you i\'11 more like serru..crucials in
th.is league on a night-to-night basis.
That's because a loss or two hardly
puta anyone out of 1t. It's too balanced,
too competitive.
The Eagles are the favorites -
however -and t h ey'll put their
reputations on the line again1t a
deceiviJlaly good Newport Harbor squad,
one which feature1 6-9 Joe Sea1er, who
la bound for the Univenlty of Oklahoma
aher his r.rep days. F.atanc a, once conaldered eood, but
1mall, la now 1ood and bl& with the
pretence of Mater Del tranafer Gary
Jaeger, a 6-6 talent whh rebounding
atrength.
Tip off la 1c:hedultd for 7 .30 at
while the balance of the lea,ue
ftif\ ~ del Mar at UnJveralty;
ec5tta Me.a at lrvlne; and l!!1 Toro at
~ lfo,·llaaue plal._ Undt Fountain
V..., ti~ Qu.lilta, Edllon at Loa Aho•. ln1lew od at Ocean View, and
t ... BMK.&TBALL. Pa .. Ot) Al • r
seen his team lose three stra1ght after
rolling to nine straight victones at the
outset of December.
"They beat us in every phase of the
game," said Miller.
The Oilers went mto the game with
the idea of turning the Monarchs inside
out with pressure, and 1t worked for a
while. Maler Dei's ball-handling was
guilty of six turnovers in the first
quarter and five more in the second
period, but as the Monarchs settled
down. the score quickly got out of hand
Beeuwsaert led all scorers with 28
points, but was also the leader in
rebounds ( 10) and assists (7) as he
proved more than worthy of h is point
guard status for the Monarchs.
or hne as Mater Dei's matchup man
defense took its toll.
Down by a 33-27 halftime margin, the
Oilers came out and hit 3 of 12 in the
third quarter, then managed 3 of 19 m
the final segment as Mater Dei pulled
away to record its 13th victory in 15
decisions.
Beeuwsaert accounted for 9 of Mater
Del's flrst 11 points in the thlrd quarter
m leading the Monarchs to a 43-27 lead
with 3:30 left ln the quarter and that was
basically the end of any upset hopes
harbored by the Oilers.
"I thought our defense in the last
three quarters did a job." said Mater Dei
Coach Gary McKnight. "They didn't get
too many good shots."
Although it was a tight game for a
while, in the end it was a laugher for the
Monarchs and McKnight admitted he
was surprised the triumph came that
easily.
The Oilers' Jamel Gamer and Mike
Mills each came down with eight
rebounds, but the Monarchs' depth m
rebounding -seven each from Mike
Fielder. LewtS and Chris Jackson -led
to a 35-23 advantage in that department.
To make matters worse for the Oilers,
thev couldn't buy a basket from the field
"I was surprised because of what they
did to Fountain Valley, but Fountain
(See OILERS, Pa1e Dt>
Oiler J ame l Garner hauls in one of e ight
rebounds against Ma ter Dei.
Roger T ing
Chilly reception is awaiting Chargers
Like Cincy last year, Pittsburgh figures to b e below freezi ng Sunday
Weatherpersons being what they are, the
voice on the phone In Pittsburgh hemmed
and hawed and t.ap danced around the issue
before delivering the loose prediction that it
could be as h~gh as 30 and as low as 10 at
Thrtt Rivers Stadium Sunday afternoon.
This will be of no concern to the 1<>und
thinkers of the world but Vltal to 54,000
inhabitants of Pittsburgh with hardly
enough sense to come ln out of the cold.
It will fall on the dismayed ears of the
San Diego Chargers who aet to play the
Steelen under such conditions ln the first
round of the tournament to aelect an AFC
aide for Super Bowl XVD.
The Chargers h.d entertained the not.ion
ol conducting the playoff• in San Dleao
where aeldom ts heard a d.lacow'aaln8 word
and the ak.Jea are not cloudy all day. Thlt
was erased by the Raiden, • sleazy bunch
from Oa~nd and Los Anaele1 who deU1ht
ln bealtn1 up on clean~ut tea.ma.
The Raiden wHr black ahlrta and black
beard• and commute from Northern to
Southern CalJfom la, but belona in Central
Park with the rett of the rrtugaen. Tho
CO,U-gen p1-y flneae football and a~ 1'\0
match for thl1 autter crowd an d, hence,
Plttaburah.
That the Charaen play finMM -or aoft
and mothocUcal off..Wve -foot.,_U II full
enouah rea1on for them. to de1 palr at
playlna tn Phtabur1h. San Dt•ao will
und4 ntandably be in 1 d~1tat.e of .. .
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
mind recalllna the last time they played in
cold weather.
Hlatory records the debacle. The wind
chill factor placed the temperatUtt in the
are• of 59 degrees below zero and the
Cincinnati Bengali toyed with the
Cl\araera. 27-7. in one of thoee sames you
sense i._ over the moment the opening
kickoff la airbom . The conditions brouaht cries of cravesty. ot coune, but it wu &lqether art.J•tic to
CtndnnaU. h put the Benaala In the Super
Bowl and that ls, alter an. what the entire
thing la all about.
From a neutral viewpoint, the rondltions
were lndoed deplorable. lt LI unllk~ty the
early archlt.ecu of football meant lt to be
pla~ In arctic weather. lt 11 cnt$rtly llkely
th1t lf Howard a.ell had been p~nt for
all l~ n>Undl of th• Benaala' maulina of the
Charier• he would have dt .. aoclat~
himtelf from profe.lon&l footbfll.
None of the abov., how~. will dlanp
anYmtna and S.n Dl-.o will fod omly ,piek
lhe c:old WMtNt equlpnent. The Steitlm
wW ta~~ _, ~ Wilhln rMCh.
'
The thing is, the Chargers can't play in
sub zero temperatures. As mentioned
earlier, San DieKO ls a fines!e operation not
in the least suited to grinding it out In the
snow.
Dan Fouts, the passer, pilots what the
San DieKO media people affectionately call
"Air Coryell." Don Coryell is the head
coach and an offensive lunatic. A mad
bomber.
~ta la a surgeon. He slices defemes at
the lfflN and diaaecta and ampu\ata, and
-no am or aone on the other aide of the line
of acrtmmtge la aafe.
The obvious handicap to this kind of
operator, however, la frozen flnaera.
Neither doet I\ contribute to a pea-happy
off en.1e when the recelven are requltt'd to
p
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' I .
1kate. :
What we have, then, t. a te&nkontronted )I
by evil obstacles. The Charpn muat driw i
Clncinnat.I from thelr mJndl and they must i,1
dcvlae way1 and mffN of c:ontendint with -
tho element• peculiar to wln ter In I
PhtaburAh. I
T hen ·too, ther. an the SW.len. Thll
bunch lf not u alcw.nly u the RatdeTa, but
they ate dtllnctutnt. They a rt a l10
opponunt1ttc and under.tandln1 of
lltuatlon&.
I meen, nounc Dan.Fou'8' ..,_,.bf Uen
fir'l,IHI. Jiiek Lambert wlll hand him an k:ili
Nbe.
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buk c. In th• final 2:48 u &n Antonio pulltd -prO abr~ut of the favorli. But It didn't
away for • l().f ·9& victory over Allanta . New · work out that w1y.
J4'ney. It'd by D1rwlD Cooll 14nd Buck Wllllam1 "W~ had to 1tay up on th.:m," said
'Dorsett's 99-yarder with 22 polnta each. opentd a nine-point lead In NEW YOR~ (AP) -The San MIUer. "but we'd ml• a free throw and tht~ third quarter and held on for a 102-93 01110 Charaera, with record-they'd ICOre, we'd mt.a a free throw and
was an accident
triumph over MllwaukN ... Cedrle Manell bruldna quarterback Dan F'outa, they'd acore . . the next thing you
ecored eight of hll 16 po1nc. In th• flrw flv• and the New York Jew, paced by knew we were down by 14 point.I"
minutes as Bo.ton held off 1tubbom Houtton, rU1hina leader Freeman McNeil, The Oilers had threci players in double
88-87 . . ChlCM&o cenU-r Dave Conine. held to Heh placed four •tart.en on The tt1uret -with Billy Thom~n (12),
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DALLAS -Tony Doraett's
99-yard touchdown run Monday
night agaiJut the Minnesota VUuno
·-longeat In National Football
juatfourpolnwformoetottheaame.eruptedfor Alaodated Preaa 1982 All·Pro Garner (11) and Lou fbrrlaan (10)
1even In a torrid l«.'Ond overtime to lead Chkago team. pacing HB 1eorlng. But a team shootina
over Detroit, 147-138 . Alex En1lhb and Klld Running back Marcut Allen of percentaae of 19 for ~7 (33 percent)
Vudewe1be combined for 70 point.I and Denver the Loe Angeles Raldera wa.a the destroyed any chancee. At the line It wu
League hiatory -wu even more impressive
than It looked beau.ae the Dallas Cowboys only
had 10 men on the field.
went on to crush Kan1a1 City, 137-121 . . only rookie named aa a •tart.er atmo.t u bad. (9 for 21 worka out to 42.9
Darrell Grlffltb 1cored 34 points as Utah and rounded out the backfield percent). Mater Del hit half of Its ~8
embarrasaed Golden -State, 100-88 ... Jim for the team announced Tue.iay. 1hots from the fi eld.
Pa1100'1 20-foot jumper with four 1eCOnds left Wide receiver Wer-Q\andler, Mater ITei'1 ffan1fiTon gime on ~
And Dor.ell wasn't suppoaed to get the ball.
The computerized Cowboys had a mixup.
lifted Portland past Indiana, 119-117 . Center tight end Kellen Winslow and defense proved more than worthy aa the
Mo1e1 Malone of PhJladelphia and guard Larry guard Doug Wilkerson joined Oilers seldom found an opening for their partly because the loud crowd
•in the Metrodome made it
Drew of KansH City have been named co-Fouts from San Diego, while bag weapon -the fast break
winners of the NBA's Player of the Month for tackle MarV\l'l Powell, center Joe "That 1urpnaed me," admitted Miller
difficult for fullback Ron
Spnng!! to hear the play. December Fields and defensive end Mark "They must have worked on that."
Gastineau were also named from Lewis, the sophomore transfer from
Dallas backfield Coach
Al Lavan said the play from
the bench called for Springs
to get the ball and try to
punch 1t out away from th~
Cowboys' goal line.
"One player thought he
DOftUTT heard 'Jayhawk' called which
means there is just one back in the backfield so
Springs came out just before the ball was
snapped," Lavan said.
borsett followed blocks by Tom Rafferty
and Herb Scott past the line of scrimmage then
got a shielding block downtield from wide
receiver Drew Pearson.
The previous longest run of 97 yards was by
Bob Gage of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1949 and
Andy Uram of Green Bay in 1939.
"I guess that play will bea>me a part of our
offen.ae now," Lavan joked.
Quote of the day
Doa Crtqul, an NBC announcer at the
Pittsburgh-Buffalo game, played with the
wind chill index below zero at Rich
Stadium: "The only people who can survive
Buffalo wmters are native Buffalonians
(Criqui as one) and other fur-bearing
arurnals.''
Soviets top Minnesota, 6 -3
the game capped a five-goal second ,
Vladimir Krutov's second goal of ~
period outburst and sparked the
So\liet Union all-star team to a 6-3
exhibition hockey victory over Minnesota to
highlight action Tuesday ... Elsewhere, in
NHL action, the Sutter brothers, Brent and
Duane, combined for Cave pomts to pace the New
York Islanders to a 5-2 win over Buffalo,
snapping the Sabres' sax-game winning streak
... Mark Howe scored early in the second
period to help Philadelphia dump Vancouver, 4-1
... Lmematea Marl! Meuler and Glean
. .Anderaoa each had a eoal and two a.ssiata as
.Edmonton topped Calgary, 6-3 ... Rookie Steve
.Larmer scored hii 2 lst and 22nd goals and Deal
Savard had three as.slSts and a goal on a penalty
shot, powenng Chicago past St. Louis, 4-2 .
Michel Goulet scored a short-handed goal in the
second period and added an empty net goals with
28 seconds left as Quebec thumped Montreal, 3-1.
Raiders tabbed the favorite
RENO, Nev -The Raiders are m
'the favorites among the 16 National f. t
Football League playof( teams to win
Super Bowl XVIl, according to odds
'posted Tueeday.
Harrah's Reno Race and Sports Book listed
'the Raiders at 2-1 odds. The Dallu Cowboys and
Cincinnati Bengals were next, at 13-5.
The odds on other teams: New York Jets
,and Washington Redsk1na, 4-1: Miami Dolphins,
5-1; San Diego Chargers Pittsburgh Steelers and
Atlanta Falcons, 6-1; areen Bay Packen, S-1;
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 12-1; Minne9ota Vikinp,
20-1; New England Patriots and Detroit Uons,
30-1; Clevelana Browns and SL Louis Cardinals,
<60-l.
sec rally falls short
' Don Shell, Nathan Nordman and Jeff Rutledge
combined to 900re ~points at Concordia (Nebraska)
he1d off a furious Southern Cal College rally in the
clcSsing seconds to beat the Vanguards, 97-96, in a
noh-<X>n.ference basketball game Tuesday night at sec.
The Vanguards, who trailed 97-90 with 47
seconds to play, reduced the def1c1t to one and
actually had a chance to wm the game at the buzzer.
But Mike Roberts' shot bounced off the run as time
expired.
The Vanguards, 6-7, had five players reach
double figures, led by Rick PIUJmer's 19 points.
The win improved Concordia's record to 8-3.
St. Mary's stuns Fresno State
St Mary's freshman David Boooe m
sank a 13-foot 'Jump shot with four
Sece>nds leCt to give the Gaela a 52-51
victory over F'resno State, snapping
the Bulldogs' 26 home-game winning streak
Elsewhere in college basketball action Tuesday,
guard Leon Wood scored 20 points and handed
out a season-high 14 assists to lead Cal State
Fullerton to an 85-74 non-conference victory
over Pepperdine . . . Behind the 22 points of
Dwayne Johnson, Marquette defeated Arizona
State, 7 1-65 ... Larry Mlcbeaux scored 24
points and helped lead a first-half blitz as
19th-ranked Houston buried Texas A&M, 84-61,
in the opening Southwest Conference game for
both teams.
Biles survives, Levy doesn't
Marv Levy was fired as coach of
the Kansas City Chiefs Tuesday
because he failed to get the long-
downtrodden NFL franchise into the • playoffs, the team's owner and general manager
said . . Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams
emerged from a lengthy meeting with Coach Ed
BUes and announced that Biles would return as
head coach next season . . . Conquistador Cielo,
winner of seven of nine starts, including a
14 'Ii-length triumph In the Belmont Stakes, was
named winner of the Eclipee Award as the 1982
Horse ·of the Year in thoroughbred racing . . .
Boxer Tony Ayala Jr.'1 Jan. 26 bout ha.s been
canceled as a result of crlminal charges lodged
against·the junior middleweight contender ...
Boxing promoter Don Klog was granted a pardon
Tuesday by Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes for a
first-degree manslaughter convlcuon back in
1~66 . . An estimated 40 million people
watched Saturday night's Sugar Bowl game
between Penn State and Georgia on ABC,
accordmg to Neilsen ratinJtS announced Tuesday.
Television, radio
Following are the top sport.a events on TV
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NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at
Philadelphia
Anaoancers: Chick Hearn and Keith
Erickson.
The top two teams in the NBA square off
torught in a preview of what many beueve will
be the t wo combatants for the NBA
championship. The Laken, 25-6. lead the Pacific
Division by 2 'Ii games, while Philadelphia is l 'IJ
games in front in the Atlantic Division. The 76ers
won the first meeting between the two at the
Forum.
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San Diego also had three Mater Del attack in another 1mpress1ve
players named to the second performance.
team, while the Dallas Cowboys The Oilers made one maid run at
had a total of six players tabbed, Mater Dei, cutting that 43-27 deficit to
including starting defensive end .47-37 just before the end of the third
F.d Jones and defensive tack!~ quart.er, but then a 12-1 spurt upped ll to
Randy White . The Atlanta 61 -37 with 5:39 left.
Falcons had flve players Another rally of sorts narrowed it to
honored, including starting guard 63-48, then the Monarchs went on
R.C. Thielemann. another tear with a 13-1 run.
The American Conference had
17 starters and the National
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National Conference had 16 of
the 26 players on the second
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throwing for 2,889 yards to break
his own record. Fouts, who has
led the league four consecutive
years in passing yardage,
completed 204 of 330 passes for
17 touchdowns.
On the starting defensive team
were strong safety Donrue Shell
of Pittsburgh, free safety Nolan
Cromwell of the Rams and
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Westminster at Santiago.
ln the South Coast League tfs Laguna
Beach at Dana Hills, Woodbridge at
Capistrano Valley and Mission VieJO at
Laguna Hllls.
All are at 7:30 with the excepuon of
&ii.Ion's game at Los Altos (8 o'clock).
•
Estancia enters with five players
scoring in double figures -led by Jim
Curtis (18.2), Doug Pinckney (12.7), Jon
Johnston (10.9) and Gavin Warlaumont
(10.8). in addition to Jaeger's 14.5, which
was accumulated while earning all-
tournament honors at the recent Orange
Tournament m his only four st.arts for
the Eagles.
"There's no doubt it adds another
dimension to our game," says Eatancia
Coach Larry Sunderman. "Tf nothing
else, 1t gives them something else to
think about."
Although Seager's 6-9 presenc.-e is the
focal point Cor the Sailors, Coach Jerry
DeBusk's crew also likes to run and
press, with Jim Wolfe, Brian Folk. Sean
Sheward and Brad Harker the matn
<..'Ogs.
·At Univecs1ty, where 6 -4 Norm
Stolz.of{ and 6-1 Erik Blake spearhead
the quickest Tro1an team tn several
seasons, Corona del Mar (6-3 overall)
invades
Corona del Mar gives you the team
concept, but it's All-CIF guard Mike
Hess (who is bound for the University of
Texas) that keys the attack with hlS
playmakang and shooting.
lrvme lS entering its first-ever sea.son
wath a legitimate shot al the utle and/or
a CIF 3-A playoff berth with a
veteran quintet, spearheaded by 6-4
Bernard Ussery and 6-1 Jim Carver, and
augmented by 5-6 junior guard Bobby
Rhodes and 6-2 sophomore Jeff Bielman.
among others.
Mesa, another team considered in the
hunt, has a solid lineup up front
featuring 6-3 Tedd Stitt (16.8 average),
6-2 Dave·Patmblade (11 .7) and 6-5 Roger
Ting.
Ocean V 1ew (6-7 'Ii Dave Faris, 6-8
Byron Ball) will be trying to avenge
a 54-53 le>$ to Inglewood and Fountain
Valley will be trying to enhance Its No. 3
Orange County ranking at No 8 La
Qumta
NFL playoffs
•
Seeding• In P•rentheaee
The top eight teams in each conference are
seeded 1 to 8 for the duration of the playoffs by
won-lost percentages and tle-bre(!kers.
FIRST ROUND
AFC
Saturd•Y'• Game•
Cleveland (8) at Los Angeles Raiders (1), 1 p.m.
New England (7) at Miami (2), 1 p.m.
Sund•Y'• Oamea • New York Jets (6) at Cincinnati (3), 9:30 a.m.
San Diego (5) at Plt~burgh (4), 9:30 a.m .
NFC
Saturday'• Oam••
Detroit (8) at Washington (1), 9:30 a.m.
St. Louis (6) at Green Bay (3), 9:30 a.m.
Sund•r'• Gam••
Tampa Bay (7) at Dallas (2), 1 p.m.
Atlanta (5) at Minnesota (•). 1 p.m.
26» H•rlter IWtl., Ce1t• Meta ......
Billy Thompson
Jamel Garner
Lou Harrigan
Basketball
.scores
c:.:r
C1• SI Fullerton S5. Pttpp«dlne 7,
Cbapman 76. USlU tie
Concord11 . Net> !17, SoC1I
Co116ge 9&
SI MllY'I 52. F.-no St. 61
Atull P8Cillc: 77. M•lone, Ol\lo 10
U or S•n o+.Qo 70. Oktllhom•
Ch111111n 61
S•nl1 Cl11a 7' UC Dlvl' 57
CS Blk.,alield 80, Not•• 0.MM.
Clll 51
"od!IM
M11quet1e 71 Amon. St. OS
AN Foroe eo. wi..-6i-s Point
56
N ColorlOO 70 Dln119t 08
hit
1on1 8 1, G.otgi. T .ch 5 7
Nder I!>, LO)'Ola, Md ~
Penn Sl 8'. 0-09 Washington 87
eonn.ct.tcut 7 1. Pill 01
V~lanovl 711. 8oston COiiege 72
lovlh
v1 Co mmon•••ltl> 6 7
A.II ·Btm'\ingt\&m 66
01V1daon 5' N01r• O.me 5 I fol)
Cllmaon 6 t, FurmM 50
Flor1d• St 81 JKiosonV>lll 60
N Kentuc:ky ff. E K_.,IUCl<y 82
Vltgln•• T41Ch 8-4 East Ceroiin.
72
South-• Houelon 8-4. lnu A&M 61
TOUMA•NTI
CtlMlllMcM
Cll1m1n1d• 78, W llllnols 73 (tint)
N Iowa 66, At>I'-Christi.,, 58
(third)
Hloh echool ,.__....w
M1tw Del 76. Huntington 8MCh •e Oc:M.n vi.w 72, Redondo 59
61venna 85, FUiierton S3
llt>etty CMellan 7'. c.i lulMm '3
SI PIUI 88. Y Hal>f• 59
Womett
UC1Mne ~'4
.
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&SON
presents ..
NFL
Plots tf tit• WtH
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NllT llACI 400 ,.,di ~ Bully (W111C1) 11 40 I 40 4 20
Thlnll II Out (H .. ~ l 20 280
l ....... •~t 400
Aleo raced l• KIC>•'"ltyi.,
Top T .. ••110 T,,. S.Cofld Edll>on e.i .. 01
T"-Town Tell A Ftlen<I n .... 2012
IZ lllACTA 19· IOI paid S52 llO
llCONO llACI. 400 ywd1
Jut .. 8Ulj Bend (Ct-0-1 4 llO 3 20 3 00
Ott 8•"4nQS'9y (T Olllial 3 60 4 00
Ott MW 8 F .. 1 (Gwcu1 e 40 7 llO
AlllC> tllC<KI Armeo.1. Al.,,,.101 Sun.,._
lOtl 01 Smootny Funny Me D•••"' Pe.Jdl .. hb..-11,,,.. T1u1y1 luc•
lome 20 «
H41110 llACE. 350 yardt 1 ek H .. rl hlnll1.11 (lcllyl 12 20 a 40 4 80
Truly Truco.oe Too (Pauline! 15 00 I I 00
Tru 8., None (Cr .. 9"'1 4 20
Alto rec.cl Shamac:o Commandet Louoe
Fu11Quartetlalcon Teken A Roll Gold
Br<.klng Ttuty A a..u1y ,.,., .. 18 so
IZ IXACTA 111·3) paid S302 00
f<>URTH RACE. 440 yard1
JeHent Bell (Tr•a$Ur8) 54 00 n 20 13 60
J>llll(J Champion tValdetl 6 00 3 40
Oo1ch Awful (Creaoer) 2 80 RoO'll Vouno. Herl Jet Santa Eametald•
l'lequHI• ~1 Mell• Miio Paloeo Go Go
Trulr A CnlC
,..,.. 2218
l:z IXACTA t&-31 Paid S231 90
flnH llACI. 440 yetdl
ChttllopM< Sly (Brooi.tl 7 80 5 00 3 60
Jelly Jaguat (Treaaurel 5 20 • 20
The Ouall., (CrMg4111 10 20
Alto raced· Golla Go T •. Mr Roc111e
LljCky Leof CHtno Creek Two Lucky
M'oonlloMer. Cetcf'I luck. SPKklec:t Dancer
Time 22 32
12 IXACTA (4·51 paod S35 llO
&IXTH llACE. 870 yetdl
Not>oe Hr tPau11net II llO 3 llO 3 20
ll-• ~mbhng R.o (Hr<l1"9"fl 3 60 3 00
Strap (Cr.aoe<I 5 80
Alto •aced Easy OoOMI !honk Sta Oewiil
Oance< Andy &.a HOil<!• Jet
Time •6 39
ll!VINTH llACE. 350 yltdt
Solk Kiilen 10e1omba) 21 20 8 00 II 00
Loise Style (lreawret 3 60 2 80
M•ooaoes Mam (PaullMI 5 60
Alao ••Ced Crystal Reward Prode Of
D•••I Dur Flyono Sa•nl l•nda Charm Vl~K~ P•lrte•a
lrme tll 15
*2 UACTA C5-71 Paid S•OO 00
l:z l'tCK llX (7 -11~-3-5) Pek1 1 12.911& 60
Wllh l wonnono hcllels (llv• "°'-' S2 Pock
so. con90lat•on paid '88 20 wuh 98 '"''""'no tocrcota (tour hOrMS)
llOKTH llACI. 400 yt1d1
Golla Go EHy (Ward) 9 •O • 110 2 60
SkybO 4Pau11ne1 1 eo 3 '<>
Sn rtorlon Around (Harlt 2 20
Aloo rac:eo Mr Jel Cr... Boog,. BluM
P11mon•lle1 Man O\lr Pet Pa t luclll 1
l19ht•>1ng Mel<) Milo Vllt1n9 Cc»y ,,,.,,. 20 12
• IXACTA 14-5) l*d Ut 00
~ .-.ca. 400 y ... cie ,...,..., T ... Ta fV-) 5 tO 2 eo 7 40
Bar Kingdom (Chav«I) 4 20 2 60
Chui• So-elQo (Armatrong) 13 20
Alto rac.d. Tlpotruck. t.lr Sey 9o. Tiny
KtnodO"' Wami>um Eaay Two F0t Sure. llaton l..,ly ~1 A 81aa1
Tome 20 flO
IZ IXACTA 17-101 llMd '23 IO
Attendance -5 . .U
Ch-'lenoe of Champion•
(el Chlcegol
........ Final
B1om Boro (Sweoent Clef l/olu Gerulaot,. (US I 4.g 8·2 11-4
'••n l end! tC111ef'lo11ov1k1a) del Sendy
Maye• IU S 1. 6-2. 7 ·5. Jimmy Con<lo<s (Us )
oer Ht1nrr Leconte (Franc.t. 6-4 2-6 6-1
Wom.n't tovmament
(et .......... :;:;l.. l"lrel~i
M1rttna Nevralllova fU S I def Letgh
Tf'IOmp9«1 IU S 1. &-2. &-1 C.,,.ng 8-t
tC.nadat a.I Alycaa Moulton (Us 1 7-e. &-1.
Hana Mandltkove !CH choalo•akr•I def
Anna Merla Ferneodu (Spetnt. 11·3. 11-0
Z1n11 Garroson (U S ) def Claud•• Kohde cw"" G~1many1 default fl<Ol>d• w;thO•-
fotlowono a 1p1a1nt!CI ank .. I Peanut Louoe
(US I Cle! Kal•tine S l<ronska
!Czecho1lo•ek1at 6-2. 6· I. V1c111 Neleon
(US I <lei Diane From11ot11 (Auarralla). 3-4
ll A IS 4 JoAnne RuaMll IU S ) def Beth
he<• (US 1. 7-6 6-4 Andrea JMQ<W (US I
0.1 Cendy Reynolas !US I S-7 6-1. 6-3
WCT Wor1d Doubtet
ehemPionahlpe
(elt-)
An! llovrtd O<Mitite.
Heinl Guenth8'dl·B•l•u T erocl'.y
(Huno•ryl Oel Ttm and Tom GuthkSOll cu S ) 2 6 6.1 , 6 ~4 7 6. P avel Slot ll
!Ctech1lo•ak1a1 clef Sherwood St-•tt·
FIKdt hvgan (US I &-3. 11·3 6-3
M4tn't Yoffefl*I couia. "AMllHOI ,..,., 11a1an,
350 POllll•
300
212
231
210 202
122 .. ae ..
WLPKM
H t tOt
23 0 110 2° ..
21 13 '" .... 21 14 eoo •
13 20 * 13 t ,. 1N It'"
----·~ Siii' Antomo 2' 12 .. 7
1(-City ti II 621 11> o.n-16 ,, 455 ....
Oellem 12 •• ~ •
UUill • -· -~ __J~ .11 -312. 1•,,., Hou.ion 4 f11:19 . .,
IAIT91Ui CC>tlf•MNCI
At!MtM~ w L f'ct. Oii
PhtlMlelpttle 24 5 12&
lloeton 24 8 7&0 1'" --My Ill IJ 604 e•t
WufttnOlon 17 .. ~11 II ...,... vono 11 20 ~75 ., . .,
Cefttr., OftWNo
Mtlweull.. 21 t7 04 7
OelrOll t7 t8 "" f). Atlante t 4 t7 452 &'>
Chocago 1t 20 356 II'>
Indiana I I 20 3$6 O••
~and 4 2e 133 16
Tl>Mdef'I kofM
Pnoenox 07, New V0<k 85
San An!ONO 1()4, All.volt 05
WUl\lnglon 112. DeKaa e.t ~ 147. Detro" 1311 2 OT
-.letwv 102. Mliwaul(" 05 Boeton ee. HO\,laton 87
0..... 137, K-Ory 12 t
Ulah 100. GOiden State 118 Porltand 1111. lndtene 117
TClf'lght'a0.-
1.11111 .... al Pl\Madeipllle
Cl9veland al 0.1100
8#1 MlonlO at Dallu o.n-et Kanld City
San Diego ef Ute/\
lndlena et s..11i.
COLLE Ge
Coneordle 91, SoCaf CG11e9e te
COHCON>IA (NEllAAllCA) -RuN«t 2.
Gonan 2 Rutledoe t7. 511811 20. Cullle< 6
Woi10td 14. Scnmodt S, Kohl I I Nordman
111 To1e1a 38 2t·28 97
IOVTHlllN CAL COLLEGE -Rot>e<ta
16 Ptu1,,,., 17 Smnn 9 Shannon 3, Pi<orce
14 Coral 12 Rogeta 8 Hrtat 11 MOit..,_, 6 Tot ... 37 22-29 97
Hatll1me 46-aU
lotel louts Concotdle 25 S0ut,.,.,n Cal
Correoe 25 Fouled oul Hirai 1scc1 T .chntcals Poe<ce 2 tSCCt
UC lnlne 1ttt11tlca
lod Murphy
Ben M'Oonard
Jud Beatdtley
Bob TnorntO'I
Gaoroe Tu•ne< Tr<>)o Carmon M·'• lOC»< Ro<i""' GranO•JOO
Ken 8ard91ey
Moch"' Beans Met~ S1><nn
8n1n Mulhg•n
UCI Tole4•
o l"o Ft l'ta Awo
10 •O 33 tt3 1t.3 10 so 12 112 1t 2
10 42 28 I 12 11 2
10 46 20 112 I I 2
10 44 IA 107 ID 7
6 23 18 82 10 3
10 23 • 55 5 5 10 111 t t ., 4 7
tO IS I 20 2 0
I 5 IS 18 2 0
8 3 0 6 011
8 0 2 2 03
10 300 15& 784 76 4
HIGH SCHOOL
Met., 0.1 71, Huntington a..eh ..
MAT'E" OEl -a.a.,_, 28 ~ 10.
I'-8 Jectceon 10 M1lcl>ell 4 r_.,.,, 4
Payne I Prrlrl 2. Perkt"I 0 C~~ 0 M..aoi-0 Sutp/>on 0 Toi• 79 ti 21 711 ~INOTOM MACH Gar,,.. t I B r--. 12. "•noer> 10 D ~I Moltll 1. 8augll :1. Cerroll t, Ortege o Fr-O. Alvwez O T-20 .,_,, 41
kot'•bfOwn .... Mat• o.. 16 18 1e 21 76
Hunttnolon BellCh f7 tO tO 12 49 Total loull Mater o.r t1 Huntington
B•ach 21 Poured 0111 e Tnompaon
CHurttongton 9"cll)
OC41tn View 72, A.cklftdo 5t
OCEAN VIEW -.i..ag. a Moeer 10 8el
15 An•~ 1e M\.talJ 2. Douty ,,,
r ••11 II Walsh 2 D•Hnlc• 0 Zantlll 0 Totals n 11.22 72
l'llDONDO Melonu I Kimbro 11
llllCk .. 4 Horvatr. 2S Kell'/ 9 Ann-te 7 T Otall 241 7 12 S9
Icon by ~ • .,.
Oc .. n View 14 70 Ill 27-72
Redondo 10 17 13 Ill 59
t otar touoa Oc•an l/tew Redondo 18
Foul~ out M•IOna• t~ondOI. Horvelr> 1R.oonoo1
Llt>.rty Chr. 74, Ctl Lutheran 43
CAL LUTHEl'IAM -Cunningham 13,
Oyt1Mn • S1oppelmann t 7 Putcha,. 6.
Godfrey O Gr~ I Sack• ' TotAla 70 3 15 43
Ll•lllTY CHllllTIAN Harrold I•
ludwico 3 Meyer 2S 0 llor~e 12 Syn S
Oetnono • HMth3 To1e11 3t 12-21 74
1cote "' a .. .,,.,.. Cal lulheren 6 t t 8 111 43
U"-'ly Cnr1s11.,, tt 21 :>3 19-74
Tot•' foula Car Lu111eran tS liberty
C1>11then 1•
COLI.EOE WOMEN
UC lrwlne 53, N. Arl1one 41
"°"THIEll.N AllaOMA -Htrt 2. WIM 15 Snow 14 O<oacOll 8 McO..motl 8 Spilsbury 2 Bratton , Totals 21 6-13 •8
UC lllVllU -Hamotton n . Baker 5 .,..nder Poe! 14 Pellon • S""Pton 2 Dehn
l G•a....,le 3 Totals 21 1118 53
H_,11,,.,,. UC 1..-24-111
Tote! louts N<>t1Mm Anlona 11 UC 1N1<18 20 Foure<! OUI Hl(l (NA). Tec;llntcel9 Mart
1"4Al
HfQH SCHOOL WOMEN
Htn ... .ch 51, Rancho Altmltoe 29
HUNTINGTON •IACH -Collon 4.
ROIW!ng 0. C0tdova 2, Tow-a e Cooper
14 Titus ,. Bec:~e< 2. HotroO•r 0 Como0~ 9 ro1a11 23 5-6 5 t
llANCHO ALAMITOI -Slodderd S
801!01> II Paq..,.lle e Ootday 4 T 11•11 6
llodr.guw 2 RQU9hton 0 Totata 13 l-11 20
~byOuen .... Hunti..g1on 8eecn 12 10 • 23 SI
RencllO Atamnoe • e t 1-29
Tolel louts HUf'1inQlon 8eecfl IS Aancl>o
Al.,...t!OI &
•ret 82, Edlaon 55
MtlA-ouNOA -HO\ll ~. StliPI* 14. Giboney 2 ThomM 11, Mllt\fd 3, Llllllb 2,
V.,. Oort 3 Klebe< 2 l'otM 21 f.14 112
IOllON -Uchl%0n0 &, C..• 0, OendtOI\ • B111,,.. 23 M .. nnwdl n TOIAIL 25 a.o SS .... _,a-..
Bt....otinoa 10 ff 12 14-12
Edtaon 20 12 10 13 S5
Totll IOUla BrM~ I I Edlton 10
Ocean Y•w 51, IA Oulntt • LA QUINTA -JOhnadn II, Amo11 I , F~ 01 CllflltenMl'I 8. 8-U 4. AamNY 2 'N1atttm1 2 fotala: 18 s.7 30.
OCIAN VlaW -Wallb 17. Clllff 13 .
ChO<nlC:I 10. s ....... 1. c:wm.n a. Man11owt111
2 To1.ia; 20 11-25 e1
I --..-,o--.
l• Ouonta • • • 15-3t
OoNfl Vlft 13 11 11 14-41
Total toula le CMnta re, ~-Ill.-13
''"· v .. .., M. Mir• C..ta 42 ltlMA CGaTi -Cady 11 1t•1-I,
Manclelbevm ••• WllO• 2, a ....... MAO«•
' To1111 114-12 42
POUllfTAIN VAUJY -Oi.latow•kt 2,
Puch•lakl 11. He11d.,to11 '1, Burell 2.
Whtt!IMI 3, Mltellell I , Hiii~ 4, C,_
1 rot• 20 14.11 $4 a....i.,o--. ..,. C-. 14 11 8 U-4J '°""'ell! V*f 14 17 10 ta-M
Total leu&a Mwl Coele 11. l'M'tlllll VtAfly
14
..... Del •• w ......... ..,. '
WWITI998Ttfl -... 1111 14, Mil~ I . Qlltlttlt t. Wiiton 17, Jonee + Tot .. 1 21
4-11 ... ftlATlll Ml -K 9111.r 4. P lfolltf 10.
"Ice 4, Qll!lfl 4, J•flllelOll t , l•rl) 4, Yertlm 11•Tot.ia• U~ ..... , 8"rellt~
............. " 10 12 13-41 ... ..., Dal 14 14 11 7-4-
TtW ~ W....,_"' t , MM., Ot111
fhtMM,Coett ..... U '
..,,_ -~ ~ WOCIWJ f ftoMf11 14 r;:.06 ~,.:-,; ~~tlCI 0 Ja(llUIOll
OOl'fA ... A -HMlde tJ, IMlnofl f. ~ •'°~4;Je:-;n.~i '=UtOy •t
Noe. CtvletlM 41, HertttGe 15
HltltT•OI -B•"Y"''" I l'Tauem 4 1.,...-,. 2 Kell'( 4 SlltopaMll 4 TOie!• 7
1-6 11
NCWPO"'f ClfftllnAN -8ell...,flauMl't
I 1 MOili.< 4, 8efllet>iltt 14. Ande•aon 10.
v .. ~ .. , 1 M••lnQ 1 To11111. 22 3-0 41 leer• by a-1.r•
H.,,,~. 2 2 II 5 15
• Newporl Chrlattar1 14 10 14 I 47
• T Ole! fOUla M«ltage t Newport C,.,,.tallttl
NHL
CAMl'ICLL CONRMMCI ""rh OtwlaAoft WL T CW QA ,...
Edmonton 21 12 • 207 164 50
Wtnnlpeg 17 11 4 IS& 16& 3• c.19.,., 14 21 7 Ille 178 35
Vancouver 13 19 8 140 140 34
Kfftoa 14 18 5 125 145 33
Nortla Dlllleton
Chieago 26 8 e 181 131 68 Ml...-ota 2C1 II 8 1&7 148 48 St Lout• 14 24 4 141 1ee 32
0.1100 g 21 11 128 175 79
T<'fonlo II 21 7 132 170 23
WAL.al C<>HnMNCI
'911'dl DtvWoft
WL T QI' QA ,...
PNl~e 24 12 5 l&e 124 63
NV talanden 20 18 7 150 133 47
w..n1no1on 111 11 10 151 140 48
NY Ranoeta 20 18 3 1&3 140 43
Plllabutgll 12 22 6 131 178 30 New,,....,. II 25 7 100 174 23
AdMn• DMelofl Soalon 23 tO s 170 11& 52
MonlrMI 2 t 11 • 1111 143 50 Buttalo 18 ,. 7 153 130 43
Ouet>ec te tS e 11e l&e 42
HllftfOld tO 24 5 129 1a4 25
T-.daf'•lc-°'*>K 3, MonlfMI 1
Pll~adelf>l'li. 4. Vancouver 1 N-YOlll 1"91\detl 5, IM1alo 2
Cl>IC<loQO 4. SI LOUii 2
fdmonlon e, Ca~ary 3
Tonie I'• 0-. Bullelo el NV RanQetS
WuNngton at O.uon
T0ton10 at New .i.reey
Boeton at CNCago
SI l-tlM~le
EdmOnton al Winnipeg
c..,o eve
-Y-~(~
OVE"All Wrec:kle••· A 0 K•O•no Capo IYC. 2 8a"g Beng Mu-N Tom
Adamaon. CIC><> 8YC CLASS A Wrecki.a.. 2 8en9 • .,,g
Mb ..... CLASS a -1 Moody 8lue Mlli• Hinton.
CtOo BYC
Ho.. SPINNAKER -1. GOICI """'· Oon 9ec11.,, Ceopo BYC 2 CflubMCO 11 A FOl!t
C~llYC
NFL odd•
•·Watll"'91on S over Oe1t0<1
• Gr-Bey 31>\ -St louo• •-~a 11-CteYelend
a ~remt 7•; -Hew EnglaroO
• ·Clnctnnatl • -New Y0t-Jell •-Pollabu•gll 1 ·~ o-s ... 0.900 <-D•llH 7 .• ov .. T arnpa Bty
a Mlnneaota 1 -All&nta
' OWIOI• home IMm
(1"10"' H•ff•ll'• "en• llace • 111e•t• _,
Men'• 80CC9f HIOHIC~
Le Ouinll 2. I'-Valle\I 0
Women'• eocc.r
fd1ton 5 ~H~~~
E11anc•• K«l1'19 R-1-. 1 J Boefetd 2 II 8,.lel<I I. Mtgued t
E&1tnc1t 5 N-PO<I Harbor t
Ell811CAI 1eor1ng Thompaon 2. H••OIO•• t Mor.no 2
Newpoo-1 HarOOr ICOf>ng Spetcll t
Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT IWedMedey, Jen-.iary o. 1013 ••.
£a"n1·1a H11h'1 womon'• bHkotball team
op•n•d SH View Leasue play wlth a bani.
wh*PP'nc. ~ 1M6, ~ht ptay
Tuc.'tlda )' •
In uth •r action In So View Le•l\W conta1u,
Con.me <.lei Mar beal Unlvmdty. whUe lrvtno ed& id
Coato Meaa. In an Academy Le.sue 1ame.
Newport Chrlauan ~ban'Olled littttaae
ln non-lngue affairs, .Fountain Valwy toe>oed
Mira Co.ta, Ocean View go& put 1A Quinta: MAter
Pt-I t'dttcd Wntmin.tcr, Hununston Beach bombed
Rt'C.Jondo and Edi10n fell SO Brea.
Here'• what happened:
E1&ucla 70, Newport Harbor O
WOMEN
...
half, ~Id Mina Co.ta to Jwt lllx polnlll tn che third
quarter.
Oceaa View il, La QalJlta It
The Seahawk1 got anoth\"r marvelou1
performance out of ll(tnlor Tammy Webb, who had
17 pointa, l~ rt"boundl and eight blocked 1hota.
JunlOr Karen Cha.le a.be> made doublf> figures
for Oct'Itn View with 13 poml.a a.a did Michele
Chomlcz with 10 F.atancla opened Sea View Leaaut p!Jay with a
rtourl1h, putung the verdict away early ~htnd the
scorlnai (21) and rebounding (14) of Cheri Car~nter, .. Jong with Of.bble Hugh~ who added
16 pomt.s and 12 rebound•.
The Seahawks led by five after the f1nt I
quarter. eight at the half, and 13 aft.er three periOC:S.
of play. t
Brea IZ, Edl1on 55 t Estancia is 10-1 overall and got a 7. for 10
performance from the field from Carpenter
Hughes was 8 for 12.
Newport Harbor's Ll.sa Wayne rontnbut.ed 18
points in a losing cause
The Chargena suffered onJy their second lea m '
15 outings aa Brea exploded for 26 pointa in the
second quarter to overcome a 10-point first quarter
derac1t
Irvine 34, Cos&a Mesa 33 Brea, now 11-2, was led by guard Da Hou.I,
who had 25 pomts The Vaqueros, 1-0 in league, 7-6 overall, got 14
points from Chns Roberts to lead the way Roberts
hit the first of two free throws with 17 st"COnds leh
to win the game for Irvine.
Janet Biitner and Gretchen Meinhardt each 1
scored 23 points for the ChargerB.
Tht• Mustangs (0-1. 5-6) were their own worst
enemy, htttmg only 5 of 18 free throws overall and
but 3 of JO an the final quarter.
Still. Carla Lett had a chance to win the game
in the closing seconds, but was unable to get her
shot off before the buzzer sounded.
Pa1.S1 Harada led the Mustangs with 12 points.
Corona del Mar 66, Unl 59
The Sea Kings improved their mark to 7-2
overall as junior guard Lisa Romney had 17 pomts
and teammate Heathe r Estey had 16.
The Sea Kings opened a nine-point cushion
after three quarters and then breezed through the
final quarter of play.
Fountain Valley 54, Mira Co1ta 4%
The Barons are now 8-3 overall as
1unior Therese Puchalski had 19 point.s and 11
rebounds Junior Cheryl Henderson was the only
other Baron in double figures with 12 points
The Barons. who had a six-oomt edge at the
Mater Del 48, Westminster fl
Alondra Varisco hit an 18-foot jumper as the
buzzer sounded to wm it for the Monarchs. Va.rt.co
firushed the game with 16 points, while teammate
Peggy Baker added 10.
Diane Watson helped the Lions (7-6) overcome
an eight-point fourth quarter deficit by scoring nine
or her 16 points auring the period.
The victory improved Mater Dei's record t.o
8-4.
Huntington Beacb Sl, Rucbo AlamJtos it
The Oilers, 5-6, exploded for 23 pointa in the
fourth quarter to put away the Vaqueros.
Dawn Cooper shared team-scoring honora with
Eve Titus as each poured in 14 points. Ann
Comoglio also had nine points and 11 rebounds.
Newport Cbristlu 47, Heritage 15
Juruor center Stella Berkebile led all scorers
with 14 points as Newport improved its season mark
to 7-1 overall, 1-0 in league.
RAMS e ,
From Page 01
e e Seahawks ramble
to 72-59 victory
from Dave Faris and point guard
Keith Mullally.
Cans were booing, people were
laughing. and the press was
talking," offered the retired
Doug France. "I thought he was
a good man. He helped the
players out. Personally. I think
his hands were tied.
"The Rams made a lot of
rrustakes m a lot of things. One
thing about the Rams ts that
they've spr ead their talent
around the league. I don't know
who made the decisions, but they
Jet too many people go."
Oc.oean View High's Seahawks
recorded a 72-59 non-league
basketball victory at Redondo
High Tuesday night, upping
their overall record to 7-4 with
Inglewood on the docket torught.
'the Seahawks put together
their usual dominating inside
gamt> to put away Redondo,
which fell behind in the first
quarter and slowly went down.
losmg the battle in everv period.
Mullally also had five assists •
and two steals as the Seahawlai
handled Redondo's motion
offense without a great deal of
difficulty.
Dimltrl Antonopoulo1 led
Ocean View scoring with 16
count.en, hitting 8 of 14 from the
field, including 6 of 7 In the
second half with half of hla
point.a coming in the fourth
quarter.
Ocean View connectro on 27 of
65 from the field (41.5 percent).
Whoever was making the
decisions, Malavasi was the one
who ultimately took the heat.
And his closeness with the
players certamly didn't help as
they began to feel betrayed.
lf Malavasi had one cr1t1dsm, it
was that he wasn't stnct enough,
and that may have stemmed
from his zealousness in trying to
win back hlS troops.
Alao in action Tuesday rught
was Liberty Chriauan High,
which dealt Cal Lutheran a 74-43
victory m the Academy League.
opener.
Ocean · View's business-like
victory was a team effort with
the Seahawks gaining a 33-30
edge on the boards, led by Byron
Ball's 11 boards. along with five
Others scoring in double •
figures were Ball (15), Dean
Douty (11) and St.eve Moeer (10).
"We needed more dLSC1phne on
the Learn that Ray couldn't gjve
us." offered one player
"We JUSt lac ked a little
di sc 1pl1ne and a little
orgami.ation," added linebacker
Jim Youngblood. "I feel sorry for
Ray We go back a long way. I
hope the change wtll help us. but
only time will tell that
UCI women
win, 53-48
Douty ICOred seven of his 11 l.n
the fourth quarter and was 7 for
8 from the line.
Tonight at 7:30 the Seahawka
will be trying to avenge a ~-53
loss to Inglewood at the San
Dimas Tournament of
Champions. The game is at Ocean
View.
Liberty Christian's victory was
led by the scoring (14),
rebounding (12) and aai.tt.s (5) of
Ray Harrolcl "The~ are some things that
sho uld have been done
differently. There were some
changet; that needed to be made.
I just hope whoever they bring l.n
will make those changes."
Katherine Hamilton scored a
game-high 22 points and
teammate Jackie Vander Poel
added nine points end 17
rebounds as UC Irvine raced to
an easy 53-48 victory over
visiting Northern Arizona in
women's basketball action
Tuesday night.
Eagles, Edison win . ...
Added Ferragamo: ''Ray's
approach was a more manly
approach. He always figured the
motivation would come from
within the players. It had always
come from within in the past, but
there's been something lacking
there."
The Anteaters, 5-7, turned a
close 24-19 contest at halftime
mto a rout by outscoring the
Lwn~rjack.s, 20-6 at the outset
of the second half to go m front,
44-25.
Deedee Thompson and Mia
Moreno 9COred two goala each to ;,
lead F.6t.ancia to a 5-1 victory over.
Newport Harbor in a Sea View
League contest to highlight
women's soccer action Tue9day. ,.
In another game, Edison "
improved its record to 11-2 with
Which 1s why the Rams are
looking for a new coach today
UCI managed to get Its big
lead, too, despite shooting 40
percent from the fie ld.
a 5-0 shutout of Sunny Hills. II) .•
men's action, La Quinta blanked ·
Fountain Valley, 2-0. · . ,.
LA Express to sign Marino? .. . '
Club execs think so, hut Pitt QB says he hasn't decided
MANHATTAN BEACH (AP) -Loe Angeles
Express pre.1dent Alan Hannon Is confident th.at
his top roUege draft pick, Pittaburgh quarterback
Dan Marino will be ligncd by the fledgling United
Stat.es Football Leaiue ~am.
But Marino, the No. 1 pick in the USFL's
Initial tNritorlal draft, says he hun't de<:lded
whether he'll be on the Express roster when lhe
National Football League draft comes ln April
"I reallstically thlJ\k we'U lign Du Marino or
he wouldn't be here," Harmon A.id 'J\weday at the
team'• headquarten, where Marino and club
oHlclala held a .Prtll confercnc6 after the two-day
24-round draft ~·
Curley Morrl*>n, tht team's chief operattna
officer, said, "1 thlnk we can offer • flnancl•l
packaae to Dan that would be very almilar to
anythlna the NFL would offer."
Marino wu non-committal.
"I don't lhlnk lhere wW bo a blddtns war," he
a.aid. "l'd llke to make a declalOh H aoon u
pomtt>J.."
The Exprea allO d.rJfted UCLA qu.arterbldt
Tom Ram.y ln the fifth round abd UCJ.lA ~ ~iwr ~oJQ Town.ell ln the 1bcth round. From
Waahlnfton, tn. teun •l~ Uneb9cker Mark
St.owart and defenilv. b.ck Ray Horton, and Clrew
defenalve \licltWi Mark Bona from lp'8.
Five TrOprj All~Amrncaria ... ~the 19
Southena Ctil playort qJec!t4KI bY thi-Exprea.
Amona thvm Wttt nOH 1uard Oeor1• Ach.lca.
off cnalve IJWlrd Brue. M1Uhew1, offtnalve tackle
Don Moae~ and afety Joey Browner.
Jn order, \he Express choices were:
Achica, USC. middle guard; David Brown,
Pacific, running back: Browner, USC, defensNe
.back: August Curley, USC. linebacker; Byron
Darby, USC. defensive tackle; George Dunlap,
Pacific, defensive tackle; Ken Faul. Lons Beach
State, linebacker; Anthony Gibaon, USC, runntna
back; Riki Oray. USC, llnebacker; '
Clint Hampton, use, defenalve tackle; John
Harvey, use. defensive tackle; Russ Jen.en, Cal
Lutheran. quarterbllC.k; Damn Long, Lona &.cti
State, tl.1ht end: Matthewa, USC, 1uerd; Pat M~l, use.. taaht enc1; 0ery1 Moore.. use. ~
Ma.eber, use. tackle; Joe 'M~Yt use, iu.ard~
Olen Shouah. Cal Lutheran, linebacker;
Jeff Slromona, USC, wlde receiver; Tim
Sullivan., USC, l.lnebKker; Kelly Thomu, USC.
tackle; Rodney Weber, Cal St.ate Fullerton
defensive bllCk; Troy Wett, USC. defenaw ~
Ttm White, use. wtde reoct"lver; and Rod ~ use. defmlivo t.ck.
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By JOHN SEV ANO or .. o.r ..... ..,. nu. may COIN' u a ahock to tome. but desiM ..
Nevada Lu Veeu' lolty national rank.in.a (AP nu
the Rebela at No. 11) and the fr.c:t It wlll enter
Thunday ruaht'a Pacific Cout A\hltUc Alloc:iation
opener with an unblemiahed 10-0 record, there are
tho.e in the conference who truly believe UN L V la
not the best team the PCAA hu to offer.
That dlatlnction la quietly belna given to
defend!"' champio n Fresno State in many clttlea.
The Bulldop, who are 8-2 th.I.a IN.IOn, are looked
upon u having a alight edge becau.e of their
diacipline and, more importantly, thelr defeNe.
"I would th.ink Vegas h..-the bNt playen and
the bett team," commenta UC Irvine Coach Bill
Mulligan. "But Fresno ia a very cloee lleCOnd. And
thoee who pick Fresno to wln our conference just
might be right ...
Even tho ugh there might be som e
disagreement as to w)lo's No. l in the PCAA.
ANALYSIS
Grq Grant, • 6-7 forward, la lb• Aaaiea'
9COring leader et 14.1.
I . Su Jtte State (1·$) -The Sp&rtanl haven 't
opened any~eyes, but three of their 1'*"9 have come
against USC, UCLA and Tenne.ee.
The Spartans are led by 6-7 aenior forward
Chria McNealy, who rank.a third ln the conference
in aoorlng (18.2) and second In rebounding (8.9).
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MAIM tTATSMIPt'f Tiie followlng pet.on 11 dotno ,,.,IC NOTICE
~ •: ----------KC'• OHA .. TIM, 2~ ttth 81., '.CTmOU• IU ......
Newpof'l Bw:fl. CA t2M3 MAMI •TATl....-T ~ O. a.ti. m ttfll •t.. Tiie foltowlng penon 11 doing
~~.;'o!::.o bylll bull~~IE'8, 1131 Whllti. 8 1
l11dlcl!lwl Uail. O.L-<:.a&laMtu.. ~7-Kenneth o C1at11 Ann Teylof. 415 E tlth 81 ,
Tiiie ~ waa llled with Ille Coat• M9N. CA t2t27 Countf CWtl of 0tanoa County on Thia ~ •• 4'0ndue1ec:t by an
Dec 10. 1N2 lndMd\lal ,.._ Ann Tayiot
Publlthld Orange COHI 0 •11)' Tl'lla 11•1-I WU lll•d wllll Ille Piiot, OeG. 11. u , 29, 1982, Jen. s. Count)' Ci.rt& ol Of•noe County on 1983 Dec 23, 1082 , ... 1.
7. UC Santa Barbara (6-&) -The Gauchoe. NIUC NOTICE
Publl1hed Oral)o• COHl Dally Pllol, Dec 29, 1982, Jan. 5, 12. 111.
11>83 5623-82 reboundi~ from two yean of probation, are led by '1CTmOU• ~H NAMI •TATafllRNT ---'-•'--h th' confe 6-5 senior orward Yor k Grc.a, who b second In the The rouow1"8 pereon 11 doing u .. -.;ues u.uuug out e rence agree on one C.'Ol\ference In IC'Oring (19.7) and rebounding 10.0)-: blnlnWI ... rta.IC NOTICE
5426-82
thinf -it's the toughest competitive s1tuauon The Gauchoe have on e or two min•, but they MARSHALL wooowoRKS. ftCTrTIOUa .u ..... they ve seen in a long time. · e--•22 e111 81 • Santa An1, CA 1>2704 ...._ HATDSNT And, for that reason, there are really no fewer figure to be disarm ed against more talented JoM Edwerd Merlhllll. 422 Ba11 ..... ~.!..~01 .. 10.1no 1>1r1on 11 doing
OpnnotiUon St . Sant• Ana. CA 827°' ........ _ than five Cearns who could walk away with the r-. Thl1bu-'-laconduc;ledby111 OEAAlO THATCHflll.
conference title. II. Loni Beacb State (1·3) -The 49ers have 1n<11v1dua1 ASSOCIATES. 19081 Slladel Drtv., Joh Mlrlhall Sent• Ana, Calff0tnla 82705. For early handicappers, however, here's how spent the laat two years on a roller coaster ride and Thie •t•t~t ... lltld with the Gerald T ei1~1. 19091 Sn.de!
the Daily Pilot picks the PCAA: this season figures to be no different. There will be county c .... k of Orange Count)' on Drive, Santa Ana. CaHlornla 92705.
limes when Long Beach looks like it can beat '*· 23, 11>82. Thia bullMM t• conducted by 111
ftc1411 lndlvldual. J. F reano State (8-t) -The Bulldogs, as usual, an ybody, and then there will be others when it Publl•h•d orano• CoHt oauy Garald T. Elllott
boast the N o . 1 defense in the conferen ce, couldn't beat a bad hil(h achool'team. PllOt. Dec. 29. 1982, Jan. 5, 1~. 111. Thi• 1111-1 wu lllld w1111 the
d pal 45 8 · Un M 19S3 County Clerk of Oraoga County on surren erlng a try · pot.nts per ou g . any t . Paclflc (3-7) -The Tigers are way o ut of 6032-82 Dec. 10· 1982
experts claim the 30-second clock and three-point their leAm•e thia seuon and are the oonsenaua nirok .._... play will hurt the patieRt-amsciOUI Bulldogs. But b --I k h r ·-•-IC ...,.y11tr Publl1h1d Orange Co111 Dally Y moet to p c up t e -.... ,.._ nu ~ Pl&ot. Dec 1s. 22. 29, 11>e2. •-. 6. defense is d efense, whether you play it for 30 • ..._. --l'tC-nnoua---.,_---.. --1983 ,....
seconds or 30 minutes. ..._ nATamJfT
5624-82
NIUC NOTIC£
The Bulldogs of Coach Boyd G rant also have Blllllltl B
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The lollo•lng pereon 11 doing Pt.Ill.IC NOTICE
the advantage o f playing seven of th e ir final eight bull:~INE HAIR COMPANY. ,tCTmOU• IU .....
conference games at home, where they loee about as 2200 N Hart>ot, Co9t• M .... CA ...weun.WT
much as UCLA does at Pauley Pavilion. In other / t:ze2~ e.-yn Lltkln, 8081 E. ~h!!o:!:•lng pereon 11 doing
words. if Fresno State can stay ln th~ race early, it Brtahton IAnl. Anaheim. CA 92907 etRTHIN' SHIRTS. 2211 ,,. ... oould be unstoppable d own the stretch. 'fNe bull,_ 11 oondUC1ed by an °'·· Santa Ana. CA 92707 The Bulldogs are led by 6-6 forward Bernard lndlvtdual, Stacy Dorene Mc;Cullouill,
Thompson, who is averaging 17 polnts a game while ,,.,1111::~.i:~:~ with the ~~;~1 M111 Dr., Senta Ana. A
shooting 59 percent faom the-floor: ----_...,.-----.J1--11~-~WiL~ Cwn~ '~ ~~conduolec:t by.,. Sfleeer selledules 0ec 22• 1982 1n<1tv1dua1 l'2Dl401 Stacy 0 McCullOUgll i . Nevada Laa _Vegaa ()0-0) -The Run.run' louth c...e L.eeou. Pub1l1111d Orang• CoHt 0111y n.11 l1•t-t wu tiled with the
Rebels boast the conference's leading acorer and Frtdey, Jan. 7 _ ~rano Valley at La· Pa&ot, Jan 5, 12· 18• 28· 1983 County Clark ol Orange County on
rebounder in 6-9 .enior forward Sidney Green, who guna Hiiie; LaguM 8eectl at Mlulon Viejo. too-83 Dec 23. 1982 .....n
is averaging 22.2 points and 11.t rebounds. Wedneeday. Jen. 12 -Laguna Beectt at ____ Nl..IC ___ fl>_TICE____ Publl•h•d Or•no• co111 Daily
The Rebels are blessed with an a'bundance of Sen Clemente; Ml-'on "'-lo •t Woodbridge; --·• -··-u Pilot. o.c; 29. 11>82 J.,, 5 12. 19, Dena Hiiiie at Lllauna Hiits. r ........... -11>83 talent, but just h ow well that talent will play Frtdtiy, Jan. 1, _San Ctemente at Mleek>n ..._ HATl:mlfT
together will be answered better in the weeks to Viejo; Capt11rano Valley at Laguna Beach; ~~ng l*"ION 11• doing
come. Laguna Hiiia at Woodbtldge. WESCO CONSTRUCTION co ..
Coach J erry Tarkanian's squad figures to be WedMeday, Jan. 19 -Mtaaton vi.Jo.. 27872 Maugon, MIMIOn Viejo, CA --..cTTnOU9~==::-.u= ... ==:·:-::·:---
t.ed · kl b · 1. U h S Dana Hiiia; Woodbridge et ~na Beectl. 1>2991 NAm HA,.._NT tes qwc y, too, w en 1t trave ... to ta tate Friday, Jan. 21 _ Woo bridge at San !uo•n• L. Cotomblnl. 27872 (lo 1) d Uc T-...:--(7 3) th. k ,.. """"" The tollo..,lng peraon I• doing • an u-vu"" • IS wee . Clemente; Laguna Beach at Laguna Hiiia. Maugon. MIMIOn VlllO."" ....... 1. 11u91..-...
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s. Cal State Fullerton (t -Z) -The Titans have M"'•'-~!Y·, so·"· ,.. ....... •.gun•"~ •1 Sl'I--. El Toro. CA 92930· "A" Culver Or ' lrvln•. Calllornla .._..., ._,.,, : p.m.; ~reno ._.....,at Thia ~ 1a OOtKIUC1ed by•
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hype thus far. Fncs.y, J;I. 28 -Dena Hiii8 at Wood~-Eugena L Colombini St .. F:,;,°'r.,; Vtlftfr/. CA 82708.
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Leon W ood ( 16.4 ppg. a nd 8 .9 assists) is ~':°" VlejO et Ceptscrano Valley, Sen Thlt 11aternen1,... Ned with IM Thia~ i. oonduetad by en .. L.moune Hiii. eoun11 Qer1I of 0tanoa County on d~finUely • blue-chipper, and the 6-4 guard WeclnMday, Feb. 2 _ Laoun• Htti. at OK. fo, 1912. lndMduelw.,_ 0 Soon
certa.lnly hu • •trons supporting caet w ith 6-3 Cepletl'eno V-.Y, Mlaeion Vl9jO •• I .... una NMIU Thll Stat-I -ntad -411'1 IN guard Ricky M!xon, 6-11 Ozell Jones and 6-6 Tony a.cti. ~ Put>ll•lled Oranoe cout Dally County Clartl of Orange County on
the ., __ .,_._ Ptlot Dae. 16. 22. 29. 1"2. Jlf\ 5, ,.__ " , ....... Neal among o n . r ..... ,, ....,, 4 -LAQuna Hiii et Dene HNte: tN3 -. •· -· ,..,.
Publl1llecl Orang• Couf OallY rwtJC NOTIC[ Pllol, DIC 15, u . 29, tN2. JM. $,
TIM! Titana' problems eeem t.o be two-fold; a) Woodtwtctoe •• MIMlon v.eto; SW\ ClefNnte ~
they're not jelling; and b) they haven't played a real llt ~~~. 1 _ MIMlon Viejo et San
tough pre-eeason schedule. Ctemente: Woodbridge .i Laouna Hlllt; L.a-
4. UC lrvlne (7-3) -The only consistency the ~~.t~ ~~~~19 at MIMlon
Anteaters have shown ao far is tha t they're v.eto; Lagune 8eectl at Woodbf"ldae,
inconsistent. Wedneeday, FM. 11 -Sen CMrnMw at
UCI has six players. led by freshman Tod Woodbridge; Laguna Hiiis at Laouna BMch.
Mw-phy at 11.3, in double figures, but none has ~· Fee>. 1a -lAQune Htlte at Mtlek>tl
really emerged as a floor leader, although Ben ~ :30 p.m.; Woodbf1doe •t Cec*trano
McDonald has reluctantly assumed the role. Lagune .:-="'~ =-Hllte.
UCI. near awesome in coming back from 18 Fftdey, Jan. 7 -Corona del Mer al lnMI;
points down t.o beat Pepperdine at home, has shown Unhwlky at Coeta Meea: El TOfo et Eatancia;
it has plenty of trouble on the road. N9wpoft Hwbor at ~. Wedi~. Jen. 12 -~at-&-5. Utab State (10-1 ) -Are the Aggies for real? tencla; Corone del Mw at ca.ta Meaa; tnMI
No one really knows for sure, including the Aggies. at UnMnlty: N9wpott Hwbor at El Toro.
Utah State's record is certainly flossy, but all Frtdlly,Jan. t4-~etCoronadel
its pre<onference games have been played in the Mr, Coeta MeM at N9wpott Hwbor; Eatencie at IMne; Unlwr9lty •t El Taro.
state of Utah. Wedneedey, Jan. 11 -El Toro at Corona
DllTH llllCll
J n~UUAN M organ and Zachary ,
PAUL JULlAN, age 66, devoted brother of Ele&n<>r
palled away on January 3, M iddleton a nd Lillian
1983. A re11dent of the Schttdder. Funeral lef'Vices
Lakewood area for over 30 today, Wed.nelday at l:OOPM
years. S urvived by h is at Harbor Lawn-Mount
beloved wife Ruth, loving Olive Memorial Chapel with
father of Mr1. Barbara Ba bbl Wayne Allen
Freeman and David Julian, o fflclatlnf . Interment
cherl1hed grandfather of Garden o the Pulm1, ----------~Mount Olive Cemete ry.
Servicea under the direction
of Harbor Lawn-Mount
Olive MoJ!o~0-55S4.
OWEN McCUTCHEON
POWELL, paued away on
January I. 1983. He 11
~~~=====~jaurvlwd by his wife Marlee, _ IOh Anthony Owen of Davia,
Ca., daughter• Katherine
$eael'lltrom of Stockton, C.. ana Lind8ey flah of Pleaaant
Hill, C.., h!9 father H«t«
Powell of South Pasadena,
Ca. and lister Patrica Wawan
of Newport Beach, Ca.
Memorial Mrvices will be
del Mer; Coste MeM at Estancia: Nftport
Harbor at IMne; UIWel llty at ~.
Thundtiy, Jan. 20 -Corona del Mw ••
Newpor1 Hert>or. 7 p.m
Frld.y, Jan. 21 -Saddi.bec:k at Coeta
Meee: lfWw at El Taro; Estancia et tJnNwatty.
Tueedey, Jan. 25 -UnlYerlttv al N9wpart
H#bor, 7 p.m.
Wedneedey, JM. 28 -Estancia at Corona
del Mer; El Toro et Coate M ... ; lrvtfte at ~.
Ff'tdey, Jan. 21 -eo.te M-. et !Nine; El
Toro at ~; Corona del Mat at Unl-
vwelty.
WeclNedey, Fe; 2 -fMM ea Corona del
Mer; Costa .... at UniYerltty; Eattlflde •t El Taro; 8eddleC>eclk at N9wpoft Hwbof.
Fnday, Feb. • -UnMrwtty et IMne: El Taro et N9wpot1 H4vbor: eo.ta Me.a at Corone del
Mer; Eatanda at Saddlet>M*
Wedneedey, Feb. 9 -N9wpot1 Harbor at
Costa Meea; !NIM at Eatancta; EJ TOtO al ~. Corona del Mar at Sed~. Frtdtiy, Feb. 11 -Cofona del Mar et El
Toro: !atancte at ca.ta Meaa; Irvine at ....,_
port Hlirbof': Sedd .... at UnlY9r'lllty. w~. Feb. 1e -Un.'v9rllty at &-tanota: Et foro at lrvlne; Coate MeH at
Seddlebeck: N9wpott Harbor et Corc1ne del
Mer.
Fnday, Feb. 11 -ca.ta M-. at EJ TotO;
Ntwport HMlor at Unl¥erelty; Corona del Mw
.. l!eCancl&; 8addW>edt .i rrm.. M ~at a p.m. ur-.. otNtwtM nowd.
---=,.==111C=1=11=ioue=::-.,= ... === .. =-=---l 1983 5481-82
~ ITA'nlllDfT Thi lollo-lng pereon 11 doing "8..IC NOTICE
bu*-... ----------u.s FOOOSERVICE CO . 485 K.-1u
E. 17111 Slr .. t, Suite 904, eo.11 ~A~U
MMe. CA 8282$ John Nlcl\olal OMtnOI, 1037 Thi follooa4no pet'IOnl -dOlng
W. 9all>oe 8lvd.. Bal~ CA 929&3. ~U-:HERN CALIFOR NIA
T'hll ~ la cond\oct9d by 811 UR88 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. la6 lndMdual John N Daernoa N Euc:lld St Sia 0, AMNlnl, CA
Thie Ital-I wu llled with the 9280;1 Ben 22e2 Hollllt
Count)' ewtt of Ofanoe Count)' on T -~CA 91208 •
Dec 23, 1882 ,._._ "79.n.tti L Mk. 20820 Dumont
Pubtl1lled Oran91 CoHI Dally St., Woodland Hiiia. CA t13&4.
Piiot. Dec 29, 1082. Jan 5, t2. 19. Dr~.~~~~9 Wlllowlc*
1083 5e()5..82 Thi•~ la c:onduc:1ed by"'
lndlvldual ---.. ---.,.-..,,.-TlC(----t JOhn R Kuzma "_,.. nu Thia atlt-t ... llled '#Ith tna ACmlOU8.,... ..
...--nATUmJfT The lollo•lng peraon 11 doing ~-"THE LA8", 112$ iro. Vlctone
St , Coeta ......_ CA 92927 u.in F Hlggjna. C O.T., 1oeo
CAnyon, Coeta ~.CA 921l27. Thll ~ 19 c:or>duc:ted by .,
lndMd....i
Ed'#ln F H19111n1 Jr Thie 11111-1 -111«1 wtth the County Cllr1c of Of11ng11 County on
Dec. 21, 1882. .....,.
Pubtlahed Orange Coal! Dally
Pl!Ot, o.c. 28, 1"2, Jan. 5, t2, u. 1983
County Clerk of Orange County on
Dec 22. 1"2 ......
Publlellff Or•noe C-.t Dally
Piiot, Jan 5, 12, 19. M. 1H3
12~
PtCTnlOU8WU MAm ITAT'DllNT Th• 1ollowlng ~.on la dolno
~-PRIENETAL fflNESS CENTER, 1066 El Camino Dr Collla ..._, CA
9202t. Wary . Ceearz. OTR. 1IOS.8W 811boe Bl'<ld.. Newpof'I 8eKI\. CA t2te3 *7-42 Thlt ~ le c:onouc:t.d by an 1~----------~ "8JC ll)T1C( Mary e-t. OTA
Ptem'IOUS ...... Thia etat-i -llled ..tlll IN MAim ITA~ County a.ti of Orange County Oft
TM rottowtno ~•on II doing Dec 10, 1N2. ~-'. I ,... ELITe EM8AOIOEAV, 2701 Pullllatled OrMg• Cout Deity Orange Avenue Senta An• CA Plot. O.C. 15, 22, 29, 1M2. JM f .
92101. • • 1913
Aaymond c. ~t. 220 Cot9' 5486-82
AYenUe. Balboa lllend, CA t2Ma. •-.,. flolll\ftl'r
TllM bU9lneaa II oonCIUcrted by an ---"-.__ __ nu_•_ ~---t lnclNl<lvei. ~C.Vlnaent
Tl* ttaletMnl -ftlad wtltl IN County Cterti Of Ofanoa COunty on
Dec. 10, 1"2.
" ... P'tCTl'nOUI .......
NMmlTATUmNT The lotto•tnG ~ II dOlllG
~-· U.t IM,lllllAL Pul>ltllled Of"•"ll:I Co.ti Dal tNTlll'-NATIONAL 00., 1100 Nol, Deo. 18, 22. 28, tNa, Jen, • Margarita, <'orona del Mer,
1M2 Calfofnla a:tt25
,ACIAC YtlW .....,.,.U,M•
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 P.c1t1c View O"ve
NewPOrl Beach
644-2700 held on Friday, JanlJ.a!)' 7,
1982 at 2:00PM at St. Mary
Epilcopal Church, W,um
Beech, Ca.
54tt-e2 Leor*I Giii* 1100 Margettt .. ____________________ _. .,. __________ COt~ -.... CA 92tH
McCOllMQ IC>lTUAl91S
L~una Beach
494·9-415
Laqun1 Hills
768-0933
San Juan Clpl11rano
495-1776
"'MOft lAW.-MT. OUYI
MorluatV • Cemet9f'f
Cr•rn1torv ·~Gitter Awa CO.ta Mesa
540-555•
,_Ct•OTHllS ~-OADWAY WOITUA.lY
, 10 BtolldWIV
ColtaM•ta
IM2-91!i0
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TELFORD re~!~ ~i.~~: Modell hospitalized
PUied away on December
31, 1982 ln 'forrance. Ca. ONTARIO CAP) -Art Modtll, prlnctp.al .
Beloved huaband of Sara E. owner of the Cleveland 8toWM foolbaU ~. w11 !
Telford, father of Sa.ta If. in Ontario Community Ho•phal today after
Martin and Bern.Ice TeUOC'd, becc>mtf\I W while fiylna to Los Aopi. for I.he 1
arandfather of Nell, Erle, club·• playoff pme Saturday with the RaldtmL I
ind Mark Ma.rUn ai.o Dr. 1'fodtil'a ..ntary denied earlier reporta that ~ =d.~~ Modell had llUH~ • hMrt attack.
1 IWYnoldl, !be van · •'Mr. MOcs.D .--ct out on the '*Mn charter 26
and Barbara a,... ~ mlnUttl prior to landlJ\a at Ont.ano A1rDort 1-t
w .. Mid will be held on nl1ht," Hld Mullyn McGrath,, ".He~ WH I
Thu.ndil.Y. Jan~ e, tM2 uncona'loue for S-than 30 ~"
l:OOPM Cn the Chutth al tM Modell w.. t~ by Dr. Vic JppoUio, the I ~I. J'~t Lawn. l~ysldari, and WM lidmlw.d to tM halplW
Gltr.dalt, l'orell Lawn t.tly after landtnc. ihe eiakl. I ~~~~~-:: "Prellmlnary *" lncticele that Mr. ModeU'i be fat' a condttlon Wll probably cau.ect by ... ihl.M he I ~ u.c. ~--1n either •'4 or drank and • combination of alr
memor7 of &d•erd T . ........,. on tht'plane," McOtath aa.ld.
tll0td, UCLA Graduate She-.ld Modell. 67, WM 6De bUl wWld remalll
School o( An:hlt.ettun and tn the bolPtal &od.i.; •a pncauUon.
Urtien Plannln1. 4.0& "I apoka With him thla mommc. and biaDUndl ~ Aw.., LI» ~ 1tr'Onf and hu • &ood ... of hwn:r," Mtata&h 80024. Mid.
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St80,000.
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ded on thl• 3 bdrm home In P<•tlglou9 areal Greet
opportunity et only
$124,500. Don't watt on
ti* one. Cell 079-5370.
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view o1 city ltghte. 3 BAS
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FORECLOSURE
IMMINENT
KAUAI, HAWAII
LOllnQ my 3 bdrm loVlll)I
tumlahed ~In Prln-
cevttte nr GOif CourM;
win llOOeC)I lfl"/ ~· * 0,,.,, 14 337-05t2
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842-5878
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wllo can close by Jan 15.
83 Remodeled 11182 "
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2 Bdrm W •Ida divided
by double Cat garage
Concrete drive, prlvele
patios. S t 2 7, 700
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Bdrms. 3 botlla, 3 cer l';iiiii:=:~~iiiii:~l gar, 3 lrplca. oak kitchen ii
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•OOLUIE PAH* f-llls fine home 1181 beon
remodelod thruoutll a.
sides 3 brir tl'le ownet
hat addod 2 1kylllff In
tl'le lmly rm & rt·Uled the
kltcl'lon counter• PrlOOd
at S 133,1100 w /
assumable Onanclngll
Call 759 · 1so1 or
752-7373
Gorgaoua cuaton built
5700 aq f1 custom Har·
bor Ridge home AS·
SUME MY LOANI No
money down 1600.000
below eppralial By
Owner 760·1977
~ Walker& Lee
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Charming remodeled
doll houee on taro• 80)(125 IOI. Room to add
another unit Aaklng
$137.500 Call 540·1151
tor more detall1. ~ • HERITAGE . . REALTORS
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5 BA 3ba. 2 frpk;a. ltwft
rm, CUl·de·HC $199.
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on Ooff courM 20% dn
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844·4398. 844-0134
IUllR YI 11•11
" Bdrm. 2'.l\ba. 2 ttory
Palermo mdl Ellcellent
11,,a,,ctng Fee Land
Only $2811,500 Contact
JoM Shea o ••• ,,. ,,.,.rtt ..
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F A 2',.ba, $335,000
SffM4 1368. 644-01~
Newport H11gl'lt1 oldOf
28r 1Ba dbl cer gar
5011117 A 1 lot
$155,000
46 t Sa"ll Ana Ave.
548-50'4 1 dtt 6
OWIH IHPIUTI
Small 2 bdrm house on
25 X 75' fee land Oulel
St Near Newport Pier
Prtnc Only S 175,000
6'46-71156
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plex Owner'• unit llH
vaulted Celling 81tn1,
new crpt1, o~nar wlll
01rry ht., Su'bmll •II
term• $890,000
Lido Realty
673-7300
PltlME M081l.E
HOM£ PARK
14.~ Sp.K't'I> "" l.1 1\11< ... + .!O dtf\l1111m.;I
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$3,150,000
Celt R11lty a ......... , c •.
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arge a • ove 2&. 28a. cpt, drp1. pool. relrlge. newly decorated_ Weatfleld 2 btks from b ch . uttta lncld S545/mo 547·•151 or all 8PM '851·9522 lPU1'Ul1'1 536-711!>3
Eas1ald• 1 Bdrm smell BHullful garden apla 2 Br 2•1r Ba APT 2 but cozy, 1011 of natural Pat1os/deck1 Spa, tieat lrplc'•. small yard. atngte wood Rent $395 paid No pell garage Water paid 1 951·11522 2 eorm 2 Be S58SI child ok. llTl8lJ pet. $650
OLIVE TREE 2190 Col· 398 W Wiison 631·55113 mo 545-2000 Agent, no
t~e 2Br 1 '~b• studloa. Lrg •l plex. 2 Br, 1 Ba., fee. S 25 & SS35 Including all dehwr W/Slde $490/mo 1 Br 1 Be up1talr1 APT , wet••. y•• pool ell 8"5·6625 dlSbwuher pnvele pa· 548-736 110. single garage_ Water E.sld• C.M c;ute bachelOf 1 BA 1370 & 2 BR $4 15 S400/mo 1300 seo Joy· paid 1 child ok, no peta
Ref1 required, no pell c;e Weitze 631-1288 .. S•50 mo 545-2000
352 Vlci0<la 645-8181 •ot Agent no'"
2 bdrm condo nr So Cat SPECIAL 3 Brm 2 Ba. dl"IJIO rm,
Pltia Poo11. •P•. HC MOVE IN ALLOWANCE frpl<:. wHhlng facll , 01• i'"· no pets 2501 W Ltrge 1 Br crpts. dr~. r•g• 7781 C)'PrHI
unllowet ( I bdrm small) I lndry rm prkng, watt< S87S 1300 secur
$475 851-2 175 . pd, oar. frig. lllnl toe, no 963·8842 af1 5:30
LO 2 BR. 2 be, n-ly dee pets A v all now. 1 BA, walk to beach.
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CARPENTRY·MASONRY OESION-ORAFT!NG
DAVE 494-1003
Aapalt
Orlvewaya, Perking Lot
Repalre. Sealcottlf19
S&S Asphlt 631-<41110llc
la~11ittia1
Chlld care In my home
EHtllOI COlll M ....
842-9835
WILL SIT In my CM l10me.
pref. ev ... lerl<*:I yard.
meet•. r ... 548-2874
orrn; Coaat DAILY PILOTIW9dnted•y, J":"ary 5, 1813 DT
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CHILO CA"f' my llOIM, lhampoe a tlMm C>INn OOORI OALOfll!ll TRiii HAULING & CL.~N-UPI CAl'T/UPHOl./QUf'l ·AIC MOVIHO· l•t "'' be pert of your TILi INITALUO
lut\ctllanack• INlluo.d ColOf brlQlltenere, whl OI" OOof-11"9talltcl I f~/r~ CIMll CALL fUCHAAO HMC~ "' waxing Ouldc. Cartful~ N.-YMI. i.t'e hang 111a1 All kind• 01141r~ted
Large yard 648-7939 crptt -10 min b19ecll Call~. tA0.2t23 w1 up. l"1'I renov 151•34781 altar~. t67·612t ~ar ,r .. Mt Nl-5M3 Wt cso ~ 882.0.10 wellpap•r llltl you've "-'• JoM 9404217
lt:\:J:tl •-Lf Hell. llv/Cltn rme 1 1&, "9 __ 11 I T 1>ean putting oft Call T •..--1.~ l•~"""l---------!1---room 17&0, IOOUCh 1 10, f!l1!9" 091clettlng...lnd~ meffll, ·~tilt ..... H Patrick the Peper1_r.., ....... ~ _____ ...,._ '"°' CAllNETMAKeA chr SS Gutt ellm. pet o.-vwALL TAPINQ Ir .. WOrll oomm/lndu.t. 24 ltr fl ~ Ul·llll I Federated TA,l leMce , ••• u.. Hano-686-7340 .. ~~'" .. ~~,,r::,.•(IO'~uatom·blt ~: 8t4 w'~ m~!:,9 All. leJ11~~ ::::. Clluek ~n 8'2-211) flurnace-Po()l-wtttt "-Al I H~o~ llP9'• •• ,...,... Plaetn/ leeh TrM ~~ov, clean
Ken S...rkett 838· 1451 Rafa 654..() t23 FrM eat. Lend11Capll\g·Yd ClflUf: electronic sign MrV·etC 1-48 1 t>io:cherd llnor. I.lo •s T NO upe, "9· 564 70 17
C C fi~~~~~~A1~o~!T~p. ,~;:..t:1':':;;~~2~ 1 ... ltf1111 11.a .. Hatl•t ~•I c~111:,;:;, or happy ~t :.~ 'r,,'11ex1. W. Tiii lllflllt
arealry Ctata!/HHtlt flully llc'd & 11\tured LAWN & Y.\AD MAINT Tolal tr .. eerv. land~. Thank you. s31o4410 Rfftuoc;oe M5·825t E•p'd ttudentt988·1111
Remod./Repalre Lo 1at.. C.ment·Muonry-810<:11 contreelor 532·5649 CIMn llPt tne llC'd I llTIHLHI lllT'I hamtyman, oemtn1, me• PAINTER NEEDS PLAIT!A PATCHING Tlttrl ..
Deck•. pellot. lance We111-Cu11 work Lie llfftrlc1l l'r .... ; Dave tM·2&o3 REPAIRt ReMOOEL aonry 25 yr• 638..()914 WORKI 30 "" exp Int/ A .. tuooo1. lflt/ext. 301---------Fr .. "' St.eve 762·05 •3810&7 Rob 547-2883 , ' .... __ I Peul ••It. 2977 MOii IUb~I K 1" " & l'IX·IT SERVICE Gardening Service pru· ext Acou•llc ~llf191 Lie yr ..... .,....,. • • '"
EXPIER carpenter doe• C I TU !LIECTRIOIAN Priced laaiyaH I •rln Cttpentry •!lee ntng. cle111•ur>e Comm/ 36e780 Free ffttmetM Pl ~I Oay/9'/t I 112/tw.
add'nt. remod, deck• trla C 1 right. lree Hllmate Ofl E 'd 1 el1 •Pk.tmblr19 •Ooofl. reeld 848-75~ Davia Palntlr19 847-8'32 •• II Mt Morgan 8'1·5118
Skyllg11t1 ' repelre Fr.. STEVE'S TILE large or amall Job• ~ ,, No ,:":9oo'~'~ I MOICtlnge. Ctblnet• ' PAINTINO·FREE EST 2411r n ; 141. 1111 Wid c•---· "' Oet1. 841-4592 Expert IMlall "3·3213 Lie 396621 873-0359 Brian 8~·3099 -· SheMno •Tollett & lblH!J CASH OR PYMTS Dys 4() gtl waterhe1t9' 1225 tw .-u81
REMODEL/REPAIR LIC'D ELECTRICIAN Weier HMttr• •Door BRICKWORK Small lobe 971-0924: -631·59"3 It 1t.....t WE WASH WINDOWS StorH. Ollie••· homH, BHCh ClllH Tiie Co Oulll work·RMf retea . DUNHAM HOME Springs •W• bulld the Newport. Coat• M ... , .... • ... ct Fut -Prolaaelonal
epll Cullom c1blne11, Showroom. unbHteble FrM ell Tom 631·5072 IMPROVEMEHT best, -~le. the restl lrvlne Rell 675--3176 IST CLASS PAINTING RESUMES Quality~ guetenteed
etc 20 yrt 1,, ltH Bon. prw:.a 063·9890 F V 1131·8630 20 ~ate experlenOe Wallpaper Int/eat. Re· R nEN & UPDATED FrM .. JltNta 848·7391
dad. 1,,1 Lie tlll80I CLUi Cart TOP OuALITY WORK ***HOME REPAIR FHt, eHlclent wvlce BRICK·STON!·ISLOCK , peJre FrM Ml 979-5294 PV:o:eulonally Call---------
Palombo Conllr • AT REAS RATES R-alrl/RemoCI. No fob Uc: B352651 951·6067 Frplct. plantef'I, bbq'• I s 831·8000, 675-8813
962.831• LIC.d Joel 973-7544 .,.. Free 'll Rafi 6'46.()'18" w1n10,, & Son PaJnllng ., Childcare In IO~ & 10111 100 lml fHI Hrvlce, Complete e•t t atory
_R_E_M_O_O_E_L_S_/-FA_C_E_L_IFT.....,.S-1 acceptance. Fl/PT. my RESIO/COMM'L/INO free Ht. Keith 846-4672 Htalt Cltaala9 Everylhlr19 In Masonry home. lrom $395 lndlvl· lttlla1
Custom wood patio•· CM home 845-6t89 20 yre. Do my own WOfk. Llc/bonCleCI Low. low dual room1. from 145 + 1---------Llc 278041 Al 848-8126 H ll ROBIN'S CLEANING winier prlce1. 673·5387 materlllt. Reis, 1n1ured. Huber Roofing-all lypee. Cleck1 & lancff, 111 gen Child Care, 8am to 8pm •• a1 Sen1lc. ·a thoroughly Lie 205341 631•4870 New.rec:over-dectts hm repair Frea Hl HouM, anacks. yard Full flttr CltHla1 OUMP JOBS clean house 540.0857 Lie #4l1&o2 648-9734
Randy &4 t-0622 or pert time 6.42·2995 IF YOU WALK ON IT • & Small Moving Jobi Hou1eclHnlng .• reliable flloriat
Chrllllln mother will care we cl .. n Ill Wood, Ille, Call MIKE 848-13111 rel Own tranap ReH •l-1 llYlll* Carrt ltrYict lor your clltlCI tn my C M carpet. e1c. 832-4881 HAULINO·GRAOING YOLANDA 642-0405 Top quality 25 yr aap No Steam/No Shampoo home 5S7-6395 Competitive rein Stain Spec:lellst FHI --.....-------1faraltart ltflai1kla1 demolltlon Clean-up SPlHLE rum No overttme 730-1353
d F ~ nt 839 1682 -Concrete & tree removal Cteanlng Service Cle•· ry r-Coatracttu, Gtatral CUSTOM REFINISHING Quick serv 1542·7838 ,,,,,... IS neat 10 OoClll-
QUALITY REMODELING
Pat!o•·Addn'•o.otc•
Furn & Kit CablMll "-I 642·8809 STEVE 875-23&3 HAULING-lludent w/lga -·-~-------
Pattrl•1
Ferlhlng Interior 0..lon
HANGING/STRIPPING
Vlla·MC Scott 845-9325
IMF PHILEl1
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ROOFING REPAIRS
E 1 11 1 1 Small Jobs OK Free aper w1 cover ng n-••llmtt•• Call Tom or 11111euon R.., Con1ul· tent Aallgnmt 581-8590 Chuck, 542·83112
State law R•••lrn
That all contrllCltore wfl<>
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their 1dvert1Slng Con· trectora and c:oneumere.
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(714) 658-4086 With any
question• Contractor'•
Siiia LlcenM Board. 28 Civic Center Plaza.
Room 690. Santa Ana.
CA 112701
We Cera Crpt Cleaner•
Steam Ciean & Uptlot
Trlltk Moun1 Unit Work guer 845-3718
KENNETH MeeHALE SELL Idle 1tem1 with a
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John Anfla, 963-1208 alt 7
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Saa Cltatalt 2771 RHllUTf WllTlll 400•900 PLUS 1400 sq. 11 Cannery VIiiage. approx. Found Smell brown & HELPIUU • I DENTAL ASST. with total Meld• needed for resort Part time, uper HIH -Have 1 bedroom left In a P th Bay1 nt Sul· 500 1 I .. 1 B•. storage while dog. lam. recently 11 on the way ror your expanded duties. S50 • hotel. Apply In person. l'lelp. wanted 10< Ladlee w~1~:~~.1~t:~~28r 2 ea.nrSanCI•· cornerl10melnthe-t t:1p~r':lng,r~attos :f3~6~;2 S4761mo . spayed. lrvlnaeru moneyproblemeLo...a•1 day837-7112 or 34882SoCoutHwy. re1ale boutique
do $1200/mo w/dock, mente Hotp . patio. end ol Costa Mesa $200 873-1003 497•4088 rates. interest and c09t 498-7163 Capo BMc:h 498-&e56 631-8290
SlOOO without 650·1190 newly decorated. water & month plua approa 120 Ctaal. ltatab Hll Found Cat. hit by car tat 2nd. 3rCI TD'• Cell DESK CLERK for resort PAIT THIE
Mre Long g.. pd . s 4 8 5 / m 0 month In utllltle• Man aumFIL HarbOf Bl/ 111th St CdM I on pur ea perts II no hotel Exp req. Start Im· Management mSIWIUf-
891-1844 preterred.Call84S-2319 llWHITCEITIR NEWPORT SHORES AnlmalHosp 94~-8180 cost Ray med Goodbenelll• Ap-UtottM llarktts ....
1 Br. yHrly, gar pkng. llH•llATf WllTlll With UH 01 reception. k>Catlon. 550 sq It. Xlnt ""•rttalll 3012 857-1422 ply In person 34882 So M t T • Maki eatra SI helping stps to t>M<;h "485/mo S&ata bl 2710 COfll. room, kltch, phOM, Sushi, PO boxn. cate-r Coaal Hwy. Cepo Beach &• • rllllll youth carrier• promote
days 731-5446 eves Mala 25-35. straight. 1 1 1 & d ring. etc 1500 mo. SPIRITU'"L R"''"OINGS flltrltllff, T.D.'a40"• 496·6656 ltlll Ytlf Oirttr their own utebllehed 875-3218 3Br. 2Ba. lrplc. nr So non-amok er. to share =·ii:~ :..ell ::.,:,:;, 646-8844. Advice In •lfmatteri. _ _ _ -S routa1 Mature. out-\..._
IACHlll ~~:~~~~z:oo 1a6y~~ (~~) ~~~~. n;:~· }u::r~apl~ MN avail Mparately II ••••••• ....... 2920 love. mtrrl•g• & bull· •'rt··· sanolflll I ·~~·~~!r·L·~ ~!i~:~ o:,~~l:".;,1~ .. ~: r:. f:i!.ngP::=."~T!:..,,C: --..._ SllO l1tl 1ltll, 596-9413 eves. etrano condo. Flrepl-. dHlred. Cati: Jene. 1885 up. 1900 It lndullrlal neu. Aleo cou,,Hllng. t 1111 •· ••· MacGregor Yacht• 1831 Up 10 $4.50 as yoo be-2-5PM M·F 842·4321,
5 pool. jacuzzi, only ml· 714/780-0100 1815 So. El Camino Real., Spec:lalfzlno In 111 & 2fld Ple~•ntla C. M. co"'1e more exp'CI. You e.xt. 346 _
Prefer female. near 3 th nules to beach & D•n• office. 18101 Redondo SF•AnMClouem.s49c2·,7R296cus I TO'a since 1949 -will be promoted t01---------& Balboa. '450 MC ~. Saatk La1aa1 2716 p 0 1 n 1 H • r b 0 r HEOmYE 111111 CI r c I e · Hun 11 n gt 0 n Robt. Sattler NH/CM o Ru Gs To RE c LE R K. mgmt & sopen1t11<>ry ie-Phlebotom111 tor 1 Laguna
850-8681• 754-4516 Ocean vi-studio w/tolt. s2901month plus '..\ utl· Full service. Kffp your Beach 842-2834 Re Broiler Bd Realtora per1on1ble person want-vels Cell·'714-537·4840. Beach lab Pleue c:.11
1550/mo Bachelor Pen· nlee decic. trees. privacy tttH Call Gerhard et overhead low & prol••· 1000 a I 1pace w/olflce 642-2171 5•5-0611 ed tntervlew1 held every 633-5634
thooM VerMllles, POOi. Ideal for quiet •Ingle I 7 1 4 ) 8 3 I. 2 0 4 0 ::~r;:,~~~c~~~~!r~i on w 18th St. CM. Max1'mus WIDOW HAS SS$ IOf TD'• 968-•«7. F v Wed 8-7 pm at 111 l)ell--Pl-C-,-.-P-/l_E_UYl __ .-,-
•P•. security gate. 111 s 450 499-4223 (buslneu) or (71"') Do-84s-9907 RE Loans. 10K Up No Errand Person, Perma-Mar. CO.ta Mesa. E.O.E. for Ortho Lab. Mature
amenities. no pets Call let 2900 496-9758 (h<>me) ~t~~~-13651 For LeaM Otta & shop Manage Parlor Oor-Credit Check. No Pan-nen1 PI T Job 11 • 5 and dependable Ow,,
IOf 8')PI •• M/F to Sllare ,,_ 2 bdrm, area 6600 11. C.M Alao QeOU• glrta •0 _,,.. you ally Dennison & AHOC Mon-Fri lor N B. Firm •aaHIHI Wattt4 transportation Contec1
TSL Mgmt 642•1803 UllU IUOI 2 car gar Westside CM DELUXE SUITE 14•0 11. 27C/sq 11 Cell Open from tO AM unlll 4 673-7311 Mull have deP9fld car. Good working condl-Sharon btwn 8·4pm at
WllTH HITlll llTOI Ill duplea $275 mo Incl utll I 64&-935e AM 7 days• weei< Free 875-4910 tlont Greet pay 645-5182
S 730-7207 da. 640-5524 Water Front lhl& bu11•1 719 No Harbor U.I,. Ylfll lH tts Pirtnr --------3 & 4 Br CloM 10 water, Wkly renters 95 up Blvd. Fullerton $60,000 Ill TO on No •FASHION COUNSELOR •• p,.,, .. ln tarlO< ..... pit
rum a uflfurn. reasona· Color TV. free collea, ev Bob ~2-~~!.QM~~. S:::u• haoaacemeatl 114·110·1112 Hollywood Mme, S7600 $12/hr, PIT. Ladlel Ap-2112 larhr II CM m11n1 peraon. depet1d.
bl•. all amenities Broker heated pool & steps lo Shr lrg home or condo. ALL MAJOR CREDIT mo. 15•;. Int. Do• 3 y11 parel Bulln4t51 730·9080 141-1411 ••t 12·1 •om e PI• n ' •'JC P
875-49t2. oceafl. Kitchen• 1"811 ISi last deposit ullls OFFICE SPACE FOR batunatalt 3002 CARDS ACCEPTED $51,000 Buy1 It (714) or 731•4347 ,. 548-!5022 985 N. CoHI Hwy 9"'"-8479 882·2••9 LE·SE 700 11 ••II 2•0 8123 (714) ---------Laguna Beath 494-5294 ""' · 1 N_:p0;1 loc 1~46:7728 Remember Iha Alamo? *T'S llllT Hin* 4 g j. 1 1 5 ~ ~( 8 1 9 ) FOLLOW THE Siii (ltk ttr LJH) PlfflRn IWIAIU
Sirai ••i IOTfl Beaut very rg oc .. ,, vu 9 9 Remember Iha Dulle? 2 Ou 1 M j CIC' 729 3046 130 u Laguna Beach. _.." home, Lag Bch Prof to •m· pm Remembe< when telllng 4 hr ~~~91: • • Work end ptey In Palm MHHMHI W1ate4 semiretired couple for
Wkly rental• now avall. shrS350l11tlutll. 111,last So Laguna 3 Arch Bey your company'• pro-WILL PURCHASE EXIS-Springs. l.U Vegu. anq Fat>ul~ working cond. night & wknd duty
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING $105 & up Color TV & MC. 494-1294. 343 & 500 IQ II. sp avail ducll wu more lmpor· LJEIRY.. TING 111 Of 2nd TO AT I rHort area demonstrl· No eaper nee we train. Comfortable apt & utll IH NEWPORT UACK I Phon .. lflt-+0om 2274 ...,.lite>OO~~... teM then ""H1~1 YM. ~ 1 Ol$COUNT ANYWHEflf . Ung e•ctt1ng new pro-~ Single• 1 & 2 Bdrm Newport BlvO C M 2 bdrm houM In Laguna 491·~351 SHI. -dot 875-~595 66°9 • .,14otrll 1'0 gol (404) 326-9100 AT duct Paid 1r8lnlr19 prog. XIMUS 719.._..N"'o~H:..er ... t>Of ..... +-12oL.1•3-£/4_.2._7_·8-'509L--a:i...u...a.J1.----A"'"•1merita a Townl10u-••• 744& Beech Washer/dryer. ....., , '"NT'" t b .. Id 1 L ,,,;;-.,...,.. ., geraoe. walk to beech SIPll IAIUlll &..It Ar.... 3004 LI' " I ram o • ... n es Fuller1on 870-61112 Ap. QUALITY CONTROL ~rom tseo /Room & beth In lull mobile '. 300 mo ptu1 'Ar utll t!xwc Sultea Ind. recept . fSOMTI llElll Prtvlle Party hu S80 dOo Vegas Travel wtth Ch•· ply bet 12 &K 5 PM WORKER.. Full uma. QC On J~ Ad et h<>ma. 'Ar blk to ~•n 494-5872 evenll\ga Exper only. 842-4790 11vall1ble to purchase peroned group. tren1· Mon-Sat S.. ally wortl wtaudlO ~ti•. ~--J--"-H' ..... Rd Furn or unfurn. 1250,mo 1ec·y eerve, conf rm . d T 0 . F E port1tlon furnished, r• .,.., ......... ". -. 1st/tut Avetl Jan I Rell Prom Pnt. Fe to .,..,.. 2 1111 • mall handlg RH-CLASSY LADIES goo • 111 ·-, turn guaranteed Mull llEDIClL min weoe to llert Apply 144-1100 pleue Call all 8 pm, bd. 2 ba. vu apt. Part oon11ve to your t>usinees FOUND ADS ESCORTS crow. Agt 11756.0318 be well groomed and Typl11/ ~tloniel. PIT Book71 os" Tc•~.A~ 1;C
OCc •NFRONT ., B 2 B ....,.. ..... I urn 1400/ mo Tari nMdl. Adi. 405 FWJ. In O'"NCERS/•~ o I 1tart lmm•dlately For N H W 1 ,,. t . ... -'°' ..,. ~ r. a. .....,..,....... 875-6919 or 963--7873, x F.v lndtv. otca. Molmo •R[ FREE " 642_,.7a0"'...... 1100 1n1.m.w. ca11 &46-4187. :!~~fr• r o•g Greg upper uflll. lrplc, gar. MS1r Bdrm, $225 .. ut1I pCI, • 284 I from 1325 lle3-6445. " ltlt Waat.. 10 AM • 1 PM, Mk for REAL ESTATE
' 1 1 6 0 I m 0 . y r I y Costa Mesa. avail Inf· I IEll SP&OI CIM c n Meraare1. ~~ Sllasm8" N..o I ·~ 875·2725. 873-4585 med. Oys558-7247 Of •II ...... 11 a.: Liii& a YIOll'I , .. , c.st sao,oeo -Front Ottlce Receptlonil1 rlenC'ed per~ In com·
eves 9PM Louis Allrec\lve rustic upstel11 142·Hll MODELS/ESCORTS lntectlofl moldlflg pro-IAUIE INRI for Busy OB/GYN Ottlee. m&rclaJ & lr\duatrl•I real Studio penthouse, guer-Furn or unlum room Prl· fllHU Mlllng. Wa suppty d .. k. OUTCALL 24 HOURS cess system Degree, 4 E•perleooe & References estate ror a suoceasful & ded comm $525 Sharon 1 h OCC Oldett & lar-t -cy •P-. coplel. You llUP-869-0207 wrs eap. Travel lrvlfla. (IPIUTllll) Required Full Time Cell grcowlnn llrm
768-5600 770-2313 l~ ~m~2~~:95 All ctlel\11 ~~-:;,th ply Phone & 195 pr mo pr Costa M .... ar1d Cart• HarClwara. 11111 and tor llPPt. 6.45·5885 eesi ~king conditions OCEANFReNT3BR2Ba.N~co-.. ·-nrm CloM Pl10109&~~ dffk Cell64'4-7211 LPOlldTtnysl•m,~~· T~y bad. ••rvlc• MOTHERSHELPER In Newport Beach • II t/ I 200 -_, "'' Credlt1: ~ • ........,..nan For LeaM . Office 3 rms. oo le .. cru Y • v c •-Lttll a. &--1.A.-tlf ..... S1l+comm+truck. Co Lovlnn mature litter ro 7141846-5051 yrly ... ve 1 1 mo. to bus $60 w1I with rel Good Mor'n1nn Amenca G Galuy Ori Santiago K• • 111pp9•••• •1 .. ~ lit 125 + .. ., 87 .. ""23 .... "•23 The T~·r--~ s .. ~ 1200 IQ It ood tralflel . •-t ti 3011! LIZ~~ A,_ Inc .,...,e • yr av.. cere for 9 mo Old PIT in .,, __ , "'·tale •·-•st•nt •-• .,...., ,..,......, ~·~ v-,...,.. g--" tlgn & ewposure . Dover Sn11. 12/26 R• ul nc ta • ..,, r.,.. __ ,..,.. .,_._, only ...,.. ~ ,.._ -· ,...
I """ ft 4000 Wester!y Eal'64 .72·_3-:-..;-' "" ......... · • lowly 1n11ne home Own -·nt "'--·ti-_ __._. 2 Br 1 ~" B • Ir PI c . 3 Br 1 ea houM t rm * '-t oH * to 1n wtlO 18423 a.acll Blvd HB I w" d 8 4 8-8 4 6 9 ° r Voice lfftonl lrom expert --~....... Tr11ns. Refs 85 t-1138 t::"iest""g;;;;,.;Q ==:
wuher/dryer, patio. avail. lrg yd Fuil Prlv ,,_, • ~ Call 831-7900 Alt 8 & ll52l·9860 (Call Coll.) vocal coach Limited• General olllce. Costa HU,.,,_.. ~Ad & PA·==:
pool . 1750 /mo . CMCall-831-0503 ltw,.rt 141·1ltl wkndaa31-930i Loatgoldbracel•tw/ nvrnbetol1t~t11.. &.u.mly M .... 8-5,3to4ctayl'Wlt 11..a•-Mullha\leax~-'1
640-2950, 840-8159 bl .. N pt Bch ken 4117 4118 Apply 7 AM only SSWIH --~
t Br ocean & bey view, Nf~/?u~n~~d~':,'!! 2!ofir19 °'10 P;t.~~I 1~ O~~~ s11°:{o;~t ~:,:~:.~ ~erd ~2-4275 arH -~~~:C:,~~.'~ ~-= : & ~·~~ ::,-~~. ~~~~e::r~~.;~ :·~=1
1m111 kitchen. lrplc, near prof person Female pref. bd. 2 ba l10uM. E1t·Blult, thin eaoec aulte Call Loat Lido tale, Dec 2•. Trani 30ll party management Unllmlled PIT po11t1on1 secretarlel llcllls Room
Arches&OldeNewport LIQ.Hllls859-452C NB with 1eme 540-0919. allvershaded Peralan Europe 4 weetcs.8 coun· Aaa111an1 Manager Non-smoker S8/hr. open Work.11erlymorn toaClvance Salerycom-
Blvd 1550/mo. plus . "425/mo GA0-7043 flrime Fountain Val..._ 01• Cll, pert •haven. Re-tries. 111 expenaes, ex-Hugen-Oau loe Cream 642-4907 wkdyw 9_.. or night hre. Mull be 18 mensurate with exp•· utlls 6.42·3572 Room In C M home nr. ..., d 673-0407 Shop PIT -Apply lfl or high achl grad. Mu1t 1 c:. Call B ooks et O.C College. 12!50 mo Nd F 25-35 10 shr 4BR lrg Ilea 864 1q It. 10529 war perlenoed teed•• 12350 .-.0,, El Toro Road et GUYS-GIRLS have valid driver• lie & ~~!17 .. • • r
*Lrg2Br.2Ba.E.Bluff. 540-7987 houM.S229+'/•utll.No Slater . (01ck)L09tt2-312dogs.1old 494-8110 R-~ckflald , El Toro. tran1p,worklnOre11ge -"'"-'"--_-_ .. ____ _
Ir pie. pool NO PETS. pets 631-4459 •fl epm 714198&-1134 lrl1h Setter (TARA) & 1 Saddlebec11 Val'-Ptua TRAVEL Couflly 1aklnn inventory •eil fttatt Pt~ 1850/mo 833-1853. Room lor rent, tem Kit G R 1 ·•1 .. ., " 752·5822. prlv. Newport Helghtl 28R 2BA ClupleK TV In BR Liie Insurance agent • o Ide,, e Ire v eOr 1811.Dfll ._ Babysitter Wlfllad for We currently have ope--In retail Hies ltOfes. No Learn l10w 10 eynd ta $180mo EZ perk, S225+'"r ulll private olllce space in (Key-Air) REWAR 1 • st-wdes:sw/2'1tyrold nlngsfor10sherpguyf& expar req We train OortrelnlngwlKglveyou
2 br, 2 be. ow. trplc. 2 eat 842-6148 64~397 c-..elty offloe Opportu· 544-1386 Fiaaacial FleJ<lbte hrs Prefer my girts to tre\191 ma>or us Some 10 key helpful. the kf\O'#ledge you need.
gar Yrly 116 46th St. Fem. non-smkr 1212.50 nlty 10 proYlde lull Client Lott G~ W9ddlng band It 0 m 9 R • 1 • p 1 1 I c:ltlea a reeort.,... IUCh and our ln·llouse pro-A v a 11 no.., Ag t Room '" 2 Br apt. De,,. services. St65/mo. Hunt w/lfl$Cflptlon "Love Edi-lariaHI 84&-1435 as N v·. Miami. Las APPLY 11 PE"Sll tects wm give you the
845·7500, 845·2465 • fr:xn'~ ~!~1'1':fas °°'=..~1M•r Ben 963·5&47 flu". downtown H B O,ertuitit1 4014 Vegas w/a young bual-llLY product
Excellent 2Br Fr pre In Newport -Airport lrH. Reward 848·2141 BOOKKEEPER Full ~h.,.· neu group. ExpenHs 850· 11140
L/R, 2 drs bey, 1 blk bc:h Furn room. S225 & de· Rmmate to lhr 2Br. 2Ba Executive Suite has In· Lott ....... rt choker w/SllYeC' Need IO amb pereone to ge New off In HB *· ldv during 2 wk pd 17610 Beach Blvd. Ste RECEPTIONIST. gen oll Yrty rental 1650/mo. Dys posJ1. mature Fem pral apt, non-amllr. flO pell, dhlldual ottiees avail ,,, ....--train for outlllfldlng lronlts llrm. typ. req rralnlng NO EX PER 54 work. typ req Telex oper
732·2598. ev/wknd Hunt Bch erH Amenl· Promontory Pt. NB enantlquelllledbuslneet :.~~i ':P~~=~f Bus/ Income opp Ma l Selatyc>per'I 851"1527 °' NECESSARY! Tranaporl Huntington Beech p r ef but not req
838-2951 lies. refs Answer Ad 875-2216 environment. Mo to Mo 2.6pm on N-Yr's Eve. Tara 648·1472 I furn I return guer. MUST t2 noofl to 7pm Mon.Set 851-1627 °' 846-1472.
2Br. 2B• Penthouse w/ 538. 842·4300 24 hra. Rmm1te to shr 38r hN. or leue Pr I cu d I•· Reward. 675-89" 1 ( ~7 ~·r, ~~O:~ ':'er;> 31 8 • M I be 1a °'over. slrigle. well Beech. '° of Slater RECEPTIONIST • ty-'""· I C L B h S300 counted S 100 per mo USIOeSS fc groomed. & free to alert .,. . .,, ocn View. Baloony. lrplc. Nlee furn. room " oat• agufla c mo. with 1 mo frff. Prlcat Found Male"puppy, tan (m ... age) 1 lmmed. For Interview call 11111' OllTlllAJI hvy phones, non·•mkr.
No pell 754-7oe7 .,..,......, Roommate .. anted M/F, conl rm & coffee wtth Wll1on. Canyon. CM. .... ••en ng neer ng· Ptsaluro Thra/ Fri/Sat Fri Engll1h speaking Raeeptlonlll, Secretary,
$850 mo. Avall Feb I. ~.~'!•112Cell all 8PM Reta req 497-3017 evee Include receptlonl1t. sht hair. w/wtll marl!. Vic la--tatat 1 'Bor g~owelngl Ne Pl ort 540--8571 & Ult 10< Llfld• 4:30 to 10 30 pm. Mon· 645..fSOt
Lg 4 bdrm. 2'"' beth,~ Fur,, room. prlv be. kit 20-35 to shr home In w/p, telex & NeTalarlal 957-3052 O,ertaaltlH 4011 ~1~~.;~1 n g C 0 only only 831·2880 Jen 6-7 Wll Wrights Ice CrHm
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WE ONE SD A Y, JANUARY 5, 1Y8J OHANGE COUN I Y C AL II OHNIA 25 CENTS ..
·Medical C~nter faces difficult Medi-Cal fight
8y GLENN SCOTT
Of the INlr ..........
Admlnl.atraton from UC Irvine
Medical Center traveled to
Sacramento today to fulfill a
requJrement that they bargain
w&th state negotiators for a
~1-Cal contract.
· In the past, hoepltala weren't
forced to win rights to serve
Medi-Cal patients and receive
state reimbursement. Aa a
practical matter, mo.t ho.pltall
were eUaible.
Due to legialation al&ned into
Ulw laat 1wnmer, only 00.pit&ll
awarded competitive contractl
will become what mlaht be called
authorized Medi-Cal dealers.
At UCIMC. where :u percent
of the In-patient fen last year
were paid throuRh Medi-Cal, the
need for a amtract la crucial, aald
Admlnlatrator William Gonralez.
He uld UCIMC, which serves a
hlih proportion of Oranae
County'• poor, la more vulnerable
than most to ch&Jl&es.
The new contract• for
handUna Medi-Cal patients were
mandated by th e state
Legl1lature to reduce the stat.e
budget deficit. The changeover,
Supervisors begin new terms
Wieder, Clark and Riley sworn in; Stanton chairman
By JEFF ADLER
of the 0..., "°' ..... Orange County government's
new year was ushered ln with
pomp and ceremony as three
veteran members of the board of
supervisors were sworn in for
new tenns Tuesday.
Supervisors Harriett Wieder,
Ralph Clark and Thomas Riley,
re-elected in the June primary
election, officially rejoined
colleagues Bruce Nestande and
Roger Stanton as board members
during ceremonies at the county
Hall of Administration in Santa
Ana.
The board's first official action
of 1983 came today when
Stanton w as named board
chairman and W ieder was
selected vice chairman for the
coming year. .
Among the several hundred
who attended Tuesday's
ceremony was Lt. Gov. Leo
McCarthy, who recited his own
oath of office only a day earlier
In Sacramento. McCarthy was
there to introduce Clark, a fellow
Democrat.
Mc<;arthy and the three
supervisors, commenting upon
what they believe lies ahead for
__s:ounty and u_a.te governme~t.
echoed words that often have
been heard before ln the hearing
.:.ioam.
Leo McCarthy
s uggested that political
"gridlock" might be the result if
the Democratic legislature,
Democratic constitutioQ.&1 officers
a n d t h e R e p u b I 1 c a n·
adnurustration don't strike some
sort of budget compromise.
The first to be sworn in was
Wieder, who was administered
the oath of office by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Robert Knox.
Lookl~g atiead to the lour
y..,. of her second baud term,
Wieder said ahe expects
government will conUnue to look
tor wayw to streamline Itself and
economize.
under the guise of protecting us
from ounelves."
Wieder ran unopposed In the
June primary in a district that
Includes both Huntington Beach
and Fountain Valley.
Clark, aft.er reciting the oath
administered by Orange County
Superior Court Judge James
Alfano, suggested the difficult
questions now facing county
government are the same ones
county officials have been facing
for years.
"How, for example, can be
balance the protection of our
environment with the demands
of our economy? How can we
provide needed medical care to_
the poor? How can we sustain the
quality of life In a recession-
ravaged era of less money, less
jobs and less opportunity? What
can we do about the (John
Wayne) airport? About the
courts? About our deteriorating
transportation system?" Clark
asked
Clark, whose district takes in
Anaheim, Bue na Park and
Orange, Is the board's senior
member. He was e lected to a
fourth term last June without
opposition.
and rp1trictlon1 on kinda of
medkal tervicet to be funded are
intended to aave the atat.e $200
mJlllon in the ti.cal year endini
June 30.
The awitch 11 caualna aeriou.a
problem• for ho.plula such u
UClMC. Gonzale:c •tlmated the
ho1pltal '• annual budget will
need to be reduced u much aa
$6.8 million to abeorb the shock.
"Thia 11 a very dra1Uc and
profound change that I don't
think molt people have 1ruped
the 1lgnlfk!ance of," he aaid.
Layoff notices to take effect ln
45 days soon will be aent to 250
employees at the medical center
-10 percent of the full-time
staff, he said. Not all of thoee are
expected to be laid off.
Administrators continue to
examine 1hort.ened work week.a,
accelerated retirement proarama
for veteran workers and ways of
encouraging low -seniority
worker. to flnd other joba, he
aa fd .
"We're going to wie Ulyoffa u a
laat retlOrt," Gonzalez aald.
Offlclal1 also expect to
consolidate some services and•
(See MEDI-CAL, Page Al> 1
Malavasi ·
duniped
'for fans'
Los Angeles Rams owner
Georgia Frontiere says she fired
head coach Ray Malavasi, who
guided the Natio~l Football
Leagwe club to i1.s only Super
Bowl berth, ''for the sake of our
fans."
Malavaai, who coached the
Rams into the Super Bowl in
1980, but who had two losing
PLAYERS' REACTION:
See Sports, Page Dl
seasons, was relieved of hi&
position Tuesday, confirming
reports from early in the season
that he was on his way out.
Frontiere said in a prepared
statement: "We are indebted to
Ray for some fine seasons of
football. He helped ua mto the
playoffs three times, won two
division championships and
coached our first Super Bowl
team. Unfortunately, the results
of the past two sea.sons have
fallen short of our goal to give
our fans a winning t.eam.
"I have a strong personal
feeling of friendship for Ray. Her
is a line and loyal person:
However, I feel for the sake o£.
our fans, it is time to make ~
change." . •
Each official said many new
challenges remain for county
. gpvemment while many chronic :~obl• s, panlcularly
'
tion, aw~ llOlutknL
A 4rnsingtn• fiscal woes
i nherited by Gov. George
-Deukmejian when be recited the
"The days of blank-check
budpta have vaniabed. We face
al\ eta when only euentlal services will be affordable,"
Wieder aaid. "We can no lon,ger
afford the far-flunc regulatory
aj{enclea we have established
Sueasing traJ'l•portatlon in
newly devel9pln1 portions of
IOUth Orange County, Supervi3or
Thoma.a Riley said one of the
greatest cba1lenges faclna the
board will be ill ability to
provide the ayatema needed to
move people about lo comJn1
years.
"What is needed now ls the
development of a comprehensive
financial package which gets the
(See BOARD, Page A4 )
Riddled by lnjwiea. the Ramt
completed the strike-abortened:
aeuon with a 2-7 record after'.
going 6-10 in 1981. Malavasi hact,
steered them to a record of 12--t"
(See MALAVASI, Page AZ) -'"Gath of office Monday, McCarthy Ray Malavasi
Sycamore project decision delayed~
Laguna Beach City Council
members are taking· a cautious
stand on a developer's proposal to
build 1,600 apartment units on a
portion of Sycamore Hills in
Laguna Canyon.
And while council members
agreed an offer of $5.5 million for
62 of the ~22 city-owned acres i.s
tempting. Mayor Neil FiUpatrick
said the proposal "doesn't look
very promising if we have other
options."
The council and the developer
will meet again in two weeks,
after the panel has had an
opportunity to r e view new
Information submitted late
Tue9day.
Sycamore Hills Venture wants
to purchase the land for
construction of apartment
\>ulldlngs that would house a
population of up to 3,500
The proposal. if accepted,
would help the city offset a $7 .2
Maggie's tree to fa,ll
By STEVE MITCHELL
OflMD8111ll'tlotltetf
Support.era of Maggie Meggs'
eucalyptus tree quoted from the
Bible, recited poetry by Robert
Frost, and even painted a scene
depicting Laguna Beach as a
"chainsaw hell."
A. for Megp?
"I'm so sick of t,he whole thing
I could so out and gnaw the tree
down just out of meannea."
Instead, Megp uid, she'll wait
for the tree man to come out and
remove the 60-foot -tall
eucalyptus that has been the
subject of controversy in Laguna
Beach for the past two months.
City council members voted
Tue.day 3-1 to allow Megp to
cut down the tree. The vote came.
from the same coundl that placed
the tree under the protection of
the city's Heritage Tree
ordinance just two months ago.
After l 'h hours of emotional
arcuments for and aaalnst the
tree from a chamber full of
cltlzens, Mayor Nell Ji'iupatrick
was joined by council members
San On of re reactor
shut down
The Unit 2 reactor al the San
Onotre Nuclear Oeneratina
StaUon hu been •hut down -
ju1t 12 houn after lt resumed
elecu1cal production.
The 1, 100-meiawau reactor
be,1an productna electrlclty.
Monday alter a three-week
1hut.down for rep.!ra. Tueeday'a
1hutdown occurred atw work.en
found a leaky tube \hat wae
allowlna ocean water to pu1 l_nto
.,.. ~\ condetwtr.
Oive Barron, 1 apo~ for Southern Califoema DlilDn eo .•
ma1or owner of lh• nuclear
atatlon tt\M mUes aouth of San
Cl.mtn\e, Mid Unit 2 prob.bly
'fW be back ln operation by the ~°' Owtwwk.
'
• again
The ocean tube leak u not a
new problem at the Unlt 2
reactor. On Nov. 19, with the
react.or operating at 50 perc:ent
caP'dty, another aea waw-tube
leaked, aett1n1 off a chain of
problema that kept the plant out
of service fOf' about a week.
Under normal c:ondlUona the
plant U1H ocean water to cool the ..
ltMm ln the ~. tumina
that ttffm lnto water which la
rec:onverted to 1tnm to drive the
turbtne.
Technicians dlecover*<I th•
luk TuHda~ when they
dtt«Wd ~h l.velt of IOdlum
and chlond"e In th• conctenMr
water, a.min a.Ad.
million debt owed to former
owners of Sycamore Hills.
David Michelson, a Laguna
Beach investor and partner in the
joint d evelopment venture,
asked the council Tuesday for a
90-day negotiating perlQd during
whic h he could negotiate
exclUsively with the city on the
proposal.
But counci l m e mbers,
expressin~ concerns over the
at last
Dan Kenney and Bobbie Minkin
IQ..supportlng a city Board of
Adjustment decision permitting
removal of the tree.
The diDenting vote c.ame from
Councilman Bob Gentry .
·councilwoman Sally Bellerue
was abeent.
The vot.e ends a battle over the
tree between Meggs and a
neighbor, Michael Tartaglia.
The 64-year-old widow hired a
tree cutter to remove a small
grove of eucalyptus on her
property, lhe claimed the trees
were l'Dftly, odorous and costly
to maintain.
Tartaglia, ln an effort to save
one of the trees, persuaded the
council in late November to place
the eucalyptus on the city'•
Heritase Tree lilt.
(See TREE. Pas• Al)
proposal, tabled the matt.er until
a Jan.· 18 meeting.
Under Michelson's proposal. 60
percent of the 1,600 units would
be set aside for low -and
moderate-income senior cltiz.ens.
The developer said nearly 70
percent of the hilly parcel would
remain in open space. The
three-level apartment uniu
would fit the contours of the
property, he said.
Four acres of landscape4 ..
parkland would front El Toro
Road. Michelson said the unita
would not infringe on the
ridgeline, thus the develop~
w ould not be vis&ble from
Laguna Canyon Road.
Council members expressed
concern about the 880 parki~
s paces proposed for the
development, saying the ratio of'•
spaces per unit should be at lea.st
one-to-one.
And they said the propou.l. if
approved as designed, would Oy
in the face of the city's bulld.lna
height limit -which Is 36 feet.
Council members said the.I~
blggest concern was the nwnbef
of units proposed and the effeal
of road traffic such a project
would produce.
Michelson, and hi• partner.
Gregg DlRlem.o, said the offer
would not be economically viable
it the number of units waa
reduced.
JllAd they uld they could not-.
go forward with the projec:~ -~
more parkina or lower prof~
bu11dinp were itequired.
A aquare, riger from the Gold Rmh day•
will be re-created at Dana Point Harbor.
See Page Bl.
MEDI-CAL FIGHT • • •
perh•r• ahul down ('erlal11
h09pit.a wanp lO aave money A
freeze on dllcrelionary travel and
r4!laled e>epensea already has
been implemented, he aald.
•Ahhough Gonzalez and his
.. iatanta won't know exactly
what \o expect until negoliaUons
are over, he aaid he carries httle
hope that the medical t"enter's
firat major layoffs In recenl
memory can be avoided.
"It's kind of a closed book." he
said, noting lhal his hosp1lal, the
UC Board of Regents and the
Hospital Council of Southern
California lobbied against the
Medi-Cal legislation last summer
Along with the new laws
governing Medi -Cal , thl•
legislature a lso modified its
aasistance for treating poor
pto ple class1hed as medically
i ndigent adults. This group
formerly was eligible for J'vieda-
Cal due to .catastrophic illness or
injury and/or loss of job.
Under the new leg1slat1on,
financial respons1blllty for such
people was shifted from state to
counly government The st.ate will provide 70 percent of the
average costs of the past three•
y~ars for treatment of indigents
._i_?onzalez, noting that ha s
npspital handles many md1gent.s,
said the state funds won't cover
costs. whic h · m eans fewer
services and the r efore, less
reve nue. Projected l osses
lnvu)vlna Indigent cart<, an
estimated $2.~ million thll year,
are Included in UCIMC'a $6.8
million coet-cutting figure.
UClMC offldala expect \o meet
t w1ce with state negotlator1 to
work out a Medi-Cal contract.
Gonzalez said Tuesday that little
l'ould be predicted about the
outcome -and whet.her the $6 8
million 1s a realistic figure -
because of the competitive nature
of tht.• contracts
The best possible outrome, he
said, would be a total 1068 thia
year o! $2.5 million.
The Medi-Cal changes are not
expt.'Cled to hurt the UCI College
o r Med1c1ne's research or
t.eaching programs at the medical
center, said S tanley van den
Noort, college dean.
The real d anger, h e said,
would be if the hosplt.al didn't
win a Medi-Cal con\J"acl. But van
den Noort. who was among the
group going to Sacramento
today, said he was optimistic that
the institution would be
included.
He noted 1t would be "wrong
to believe" the medical center
needed poor people for training
medical students and said the
comnutment lO serving the poor
1s based on a separate issue. the.
UC system's ,JOint responsibility
to see that no one goes without
proper medical care
TREE WILL FALL • • •
Meggs applied to the board of
adjustment for permission to
remove the tree. She received it.
Tartaglia appealed that
decision . Tuesday night the
council bowed lO the wishes or
. Meggs.
Meggs' contention that her
pro perty rights were being
v iolated was alternately
supported and disputed.
Tom Alexander, a former
president of Laguna Greenbelt,
Inc., termed the argument of
Meggs' property rights a
smokescreen.
·"I think my neighbors might
object lf I ran a pig farm m my
backyard, or the best little
MALA VASI • •
after becoming the head coach m
1978, lhen 9-7 in 1979 and 11-5 in
1980.
The firing came just a day
after Malavasi expr essed
confidence that the coming week
would be business as usual for
him.
"I expect we'U have meetings
during the next week to start
~king plans for next year,"
M.alavasi said on Monday
whorehouse m Laguna Beach,"
he said
"The issue of property rights as
silly, 1Snlt it?"
Like AJexander, others argued
that the rights of neighbors
overshadow those of the
property owners
Some became e m otional
Appellant Tartaglia declared,
"'The right lO do whatever you
want on your own property does
not exlSt."
He then urged the council lO
"Take an ax out of thlS woman's
· hand once and for all."
Council members appeared
torn bet ween keeping the tree on
·the Hentage Tree list and.f.actttg-
potenual legal action should the
eucalyptus fall onto houses in the
neighborhood.
Mmkm, m casting her vote in
support of Meggs, SaJd, "It was
never my inten tion (in her
previous vote) lO spindle, fold or
mutilate property rights of any
Lagunan."
Kenney tenned Meggs' acdon
of cutung down the grove m the
first place as a "despicable act,"
but said he was concerned about
the liability she would encompass
and her property rights.
Little heroine
Delly Ptlot staff Ptloto by RlcNl!d KoeN«
~
Dean Fawcett hugs his niece, Gabriel
Fawcett, 4, who saved h e r 3-year-old
brother from tragedy today by summoning
help a(ter he tumbled in the family
swimming pool on Bonaire Way in
Newport Beach. Relatives pulled out the
boy who was alert and breathing when
paramedics arrived.
Worker hurt
in hameJ.ire
A gas company e mployee
suffered first-and second-degree
burns on .bis right arm 'l'uesday
after a gas hne he was repairing
at a Sant.a Ana Heights residence
bunt lnto flames.
Rod Harris, 28, of Hunlington
Beach was treated at Cosia Mesa
Memorial Hoepital for the burnt
and laier released. Harris works
for the Southern California Gas
Company
Firefighters controlled the 1:45
p.m blaze, at 2302 S . Bnstol St .
in 10 minutes,
"I'm r ervln1 tht! right lo re•I w lhil
decl•lun ... "
shortens .term
Evt•lyn Hart'• flret oftlclal
decision H the new mayor of
Newport Beach wu a bold one -•h~ •hortened her own term.
Jiart. who 1u«'et'ded outgoing
Mayor Jackie Ht'other Tuetday.
1ald •he'll serve only one year in
the t.op city council poet Instead
of lhe traditional two.
"But," Hart added ha1t1ly.
"I'm reeerving the right to
review that deci1lon al the end of
m)"flrat year."
Hnrt overcamt.• a low-kt•v bid
b)" her colleague John Cox for
the mayorship and was ek'<:Led m
a single round of secret balloting
during the afternoon sessaun
Votes were cast on slips of
paper thul were passed to the
ci t y clto>rk, tabulated and
destroyl'd
One l'Xtepllon t.o the se<:rl'C..'V or
the proceedings caml' when
Countllman Don Strauss
publicly nominated himself for
mayor pro tempore, the sec·ond m
command on the seven-member
counci.1.
But Strauss, who rapped hls
l'Olleagues for the secret
ballot1ng , was r ebuffed
Councilman Phil Maurer was
elected mayor pro tempore.
Befort! the voung, Strauss said
he was disturbed by a newspaper
report that said some council
members would refuse to
endorse him be-cause of his voting
record
"My votmg n>cord on major
land use issues does not have
anything to do with bemg mayor
pro tempore," Strauss said,
noting he now Is the most senior
council member who has not
served as mayor or mayor pro
tempore
The surprise or the hour-long
meetang was that outgoin g
Councilman Paul Hummel,
narrowly defeated in a bitter
council race last November, came
Mayor Evelyn Hart
armed with so tew words .
Spectators m the audience and
l'ounc1l members said they were
braced for a fiery swan song
from Hummel, who lashed out at
many of his council colleagues
during the elect.ion.
"l don't have much to say,"
Hummel said. "It's been a rare
privilege and I've enjoyed lt. This !
IS a City Of tremendous i
challenges " ;
Bill Agee. who defeated ;
Hummel in the election, was :
formally seated and begins a i
four-year t.enn j
Mayor Hart's second official !
action was to .)Om her colleagues j
m boosting her monthly expense :
allowance $100 to $255 The :
allowance is m addition lO the •
monthly ~unc1l salary of $500.
Suiiny, warmer
Coastal
Fair lonlQhl and Thurldlly -Mth ebrne OIQh cloud• Chance ol log
or low douos ,_r Ille coast late
tl)nlghl and earty Thursday
Sunny and a 1>11 warmer
()o.l.,.nlglit Iowa 38 10 50 Hi0111 on
Tttul'Mlay 66 to 72 El1ewhere. lrom Point
doncapllon to lh• Mexican
l>ofd« and out 80 mlln~hl WW!al>le winds night and
•. t>eccmlng -ler!Y 7 10 1
011 Thuraday afternoon
er1y ._.. 1 to 3 feet lhtough
ureday Moally clear 11t.la1
1 tor • Chance ot tog « low
uda I••• tonight and eerly
ay
I There'• a cl\anca at log or IOw
oud• near the Southern .
lllornla eout Thuradey
ornlng, but tll• Natlon a l
Hth•r Sarvle• ••Y• th• dty
Ololld be telr with eom• high
.,
Ille 201 tonight The h i gh
Tl1urlld1y 11 prachcted at 54 10 12 -.n 0....,1,.ghl low of 25 to 35 18
expected in the Owana Valley
wl11ch 11 lorecall 10 have fair
weather with high cloud•
Tttur.c!ay and • high tamperalUf'e
t>etwMn 55 and 83 n .. high dM«!I ate IOt-.1 10
have lows tonlghl of 28 to <IO and
htQh• Thurllday o1 se 10 &e. While
lhe Iowa In the ~ o-t• .,.
expected to d•op to 35 10 42 an<I
the hlgl\9 ere pradlClecl at '88 lo
75 Tllurllday All ~• lhould
1>41 lalf w!lh some high CIOudl
Sit.lee -Mii t>e clOudy Olf al l>MI.
hazy •l>ove moat of Norlharn
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tor coa1tal and valley
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mkklay the NWS ...0 HCJWe\lef
log ••" per11at In lhe south ar>d of the SacramfnlO Val'-'f 1111d lhe
north part ol the Livermore
Valley
There wu • lllghl Chance Ol ~• Thursday morning in the
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61. Shula Dam. 5• Sallnu 64,
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Her turn 'S letter-perfect
Louisa Arnold totals the score for her turn in Scrabble game with
Cliff Nichols at Newport Beach Tennis Club. People who received
a new gameboard for Christmas and want more competition may
want to match wits at clubs described on Page B 1.
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NATION
lash floods threat
in Pacific Northwest-
By The A11oclated Pre11
Re1ldent1 of the PacUlc
Nonhwut wer'e beln1
warned to keep a wary eye on
fut-rialng rlvers today, while
Louisiana flood vlcUma were
beginning the dreary job of
reclaimlna their mud-caked
homes after three rain-fr~
da)'1.
The National Weather
Service l11ued flaah-Uood"
warnln11 early today for
1everal 1treama In Orep and
Waahlnat.on near where to1
and free&lng rain wa1
hamperina the eearc-h for flv•
people who dluppeared
Monday night whlle on a
flight from Portland to Idaho
Falla.
Claims hit $105 million
~DOUG W1LLll "rm ti0ln1 to be rnoe\lna wit.h. ........,,,_, ~Uve leaden U\11 week.. I'll
SAC!( AMENTO Gov. &1lo be I tf.il\I 10CM Input from
-f0"'•--on-?r111rg•e,_,,f)\.iwr1u~k-n"'J1 e--j~l""'• ... n.._.,1 ... 1 ..... y'"'t-'""O"U'"t..-..c ... a+.titn n-MD'l~ft •
Callfornian1 will have to watt Monday I'll be "°"kina • more
unUJ next week to•flnd out lf hU ~ 1tat«nent on tM budpt
lnau1ural addreu reference to and the 1tate of the 1tate," be
"net taxe1" 11 • •lanal of aald.
IOft.enlna~Uontoataxhlke. Later Deukmejian preu
"I've no there'• bMn 10me IOCftW')' Larry Thomu aald the
effort• 'o interpret thou new aovemor1tillis1pproachin1
remark•," Deukmejaln told the bud 1 et from th•
reporteni Tueeday en route t.o hit "phlloeophlcal framework" tlwt
flnt cabinet meetins. the 1tate should not ralle taxes.
111 think I'll hold back and wait But Thomu dld not 1pedflcally
untll Monday and then perhapa rule out • tax lncreue.
there'll be • further, more "The propoeal th.at will be put
complete explanation of thOM forth by the aovernor 11 •
remarlu," he added. balanced budaet that will not
Oran
LAS VEGAS. Nev -the
MGM Grand H otel has
~ to pay $75 million In
claims from a 1980 fire that
killed 85 people an the
gambling resort, bnngmg 1ta
total payments from the
disaster to $105 million
filed In court until It la
formally approved by all
parties, U.S . District Court
Judge Louis C . Bech tie
authf'rlZC'd thr rrlrns<' o f 3
sUltemenl by the hotel and
attorneys representing the
450 remaining plaintiffs
detailing the $75 million
payment
Cancer claims NY congressman
Although the settlement
reached Tuesday will not be
1,000 apply for 100 jobs
PF.ORIA, IU. -More than
1,000 people applied for 100
minimum-wage jobs at a
supermarket on the first day
that applications were being
accepted, state job agency
officials said.
WORLD
Mark Alcorn and two
friends spent 9 hours in the
cold waiting to be first in line
when the Job Service office
opened at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday
to take applications for jobs at
a new Kroger store.
Peace proposal promised
PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia
-Leaders of the SoV1et bloc
today promised a "new great
peace proposal" based on
renunciation of rrulitary force
between the Warsaw Pact
and NATO.
A communique carried by
the official Czechoslovak
news agency CTK at the end
of a two-day Warsaw Pact
summit said the proposal
would be published at the
United Nations at some later
lime by leaders of th~ F.ast
European alliance.
Mexico pushing austerity
MEXICO CITY -
Warning that high inflation
and unemployment will
continue, President Miguel de
la Madrid told the nation he
will push hla austerity
program to ahake MexJco out
of i ta worst recessJon in hall a
century.
STATE
He said the country is
recovering its sagging
prestige and the confidence of
foreign bankers, but MexJco
still faces a ~ouah ye11r.
Inflall<p' hovers at 100
percent "il_nd 1. 2 million
M~ have lost theJr jobs
since the crisis hit in August.
40% 'flunk' smog tests
LOS ANGELES -A
series of surprise auto
inspect10ns revealed that 40
percent of 45 cars checked
had ineffective or
disconnected smog-control
systems. the state Air
Resources Board says.
The inspections. conducted
along Rosemead Boulevard in
suburban Rosemead, were
the firs t in a series of
unannounced inspections the
agency plans this month, said
Don Drachand, chief of the
ARB's Los Angeles vehicle
control division.
Three California Highway
Patrol officers who randomly
pulled over the vehicles 10
miles n ortheast of Los
Angeles could have cited
drivers for inadequate smog
devices.
Ex-con guilty of threat
LOS ANGELES -A
25-year-old ex-convict <:Ould
be sentenced up to five years
in prison and given a $1 .000
fine for threatenfNl to km
President Reagan iri a letter
sent to a Palm Desert radio
station.
Robert llale Granger, wbo
haa a history of mental
problems. was convicted
Tuesda)'. on a federal charge
of sending the letter threat,
and will be sentenced Jan. 25,
said Alsistant U.S. Attorney
Richard Kendall.
Cyclist awarded $675,000
LOS ANGELES -A
$675.000 payment was
approved by the county
Tuesday for a former
ambulance driver who
suffered brain damage when n he was tlhrofwn fhrioml his motorcyc e a ter tt ng a
large pothole in a road In
Malibu
Immediately after voting
on the payment for Gary
Voh, 43, the Board of
Supervisors adopted
Superviaor Kenneth Hahn'•
motion instructing the
county's Road Department to
set up a "pothole hotline" to
encourage prompt reporting
of dangerous road conditions.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep.
Benjamin Roeenthal, D-N.Y .. an
early opponent of the Vietnam
War who later became a crusader
for conawnen, died the day after
he wa1 1worn in for an 11th
term. He was 59.
Rolenthal, who suffered from
can cer of the colon, was
deecrlbed by New York Mayor
Edward Koch as "1monjf New
York's greatest legialatora.'
Hls death Tuetday eome. eight
days after Rep.·elect Jack
Swigert, R-Colo., died, leaving
the House with 268 Democrats,
16 Republicans and two
vacancies. No date has been
announced for a special election
to fill Roeenthal's seat.
Race yacht
destrQyed
in blaze
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Delly ltMot Soettng Wrtt.f
The 69-foot sloop Drifter, one
of the most famous racing yacht.s
on the West Coast, burned and
sank In San Blas Harbor, Mexico,
according to an unconfirmed ham
(amateur) radio report received
today by Reed Caughey of Long
Beach.
The report said the owner,
Harry Moloeh~. ~d ht. wife,
Wendy, were aboard but eeeaped
without injury after batt.llng the
blaze. The ~u.ae was unknown.
The yacht was en route back to
i ta home port in Long Beach
after being flnt to fin.l.sh in the
1,000-mlle Lo• Anaielu to
Mazatlan race.
Moloehco deshrned and built
the y~t in 197'l' as a pot.ential
flrst-to-flniah entry In the
Trans pac Los Angeles to
Honolulu race. It waa an ultra·
light displacement boat (ULDB)
des1gn&d to beat Ball Lee's
record-smashing 65-foot Merlin.
In their first match-up Merlin
beat Drifter to Honolulu by nine
minutes.
In the 1979 Honolulu race
Drifter was first to finish, coming
in far ahead of Merlin.
The two boats swapped line
honors (first to finish) in seven
Mexico races, standing about
even overall.
In the recent Mazatlan race
Moloshco was co-skippering
Drift.er under a charier to Cliff
Tuck.et of the Long Beach Yacht
Club. More details on the fire and &inkina were expected via ham
radio fuday. .
Navy rescues
fishermen
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two San
Dle10 fiahermen whose boat
burned pnd sank In shark-
Infested waters spent 38 hours in
a dinghy before being rescued
when crewmen from a passing
Navy ship spotted the
Cishermen's laat flare.
Terry Hawkins, 44. and Ted
Gelger, 40, were picked up about
100 miles off the coast Qf San
Diego Tuesday night by
crewmen from the destroyer
tender AcadJa.
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Roeentha111 sharp tongue and
.abraalve personality made him
unpopular with 1ome fellow
politlclan1, including former
President Lyndon JohfllOn.
But others, auch u Koch and
Rep. Bobe rt Kutenmeler,
D-Wia., who admint.tered the
oath Rosenthal took from a
hospital bed on Monday, l&ld he
d Is p'l aye d courage and
compassion
"I regarded him u a model,"
said Kastenmeier. "He had a
great deal of pluckin e1s and
courage. He knew odd1 were
against him."
Kastenmeier said Rosenthal
was surrounded by doctors and
relatives at Georgetown
\-
Unlver1ity Ho1pltal when he
took the oath o~ office .
"We talked briefly but not
much; It wu an effort for him ...
I shook hands with him and l
felt that that was the last time I'd
ever see him," K.astenmeier llld.
''One congressman with a fair
amount of chutzpah can awaken
the public conecience," Roeen\t1&1
told a reporter during his apl.1-
Vietnam War fiRht in the 1970..
In the last Congress he served
on the Foreign Affairs
Committee and the second-
ranking Democrat on the panel's
Middle East subcommittee,
where he was an ardent
champion of larael.
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Benjamin Rosenthal
Swigert
eulogized
as servant
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DENVER (AP) -Jack'l
Swigert, the astronaut who ,
gained fame guiding the stricken ...
Apollo 13 1pacecra.ft ufely back
to Earth, baa been euJogi%.ed a\._.
hill funeral u a man dedicated to, ,
serving others. ;
More than 1,000 fel}ow·~
politicians and astronauts. friends"
and family filled the Church ~ft I
_ .1be..Rl1J~JL.Cll.d.at \o capacity ·j
Tueeday lot th8 fW'ihal
Swigert, 5 1 ~ died of«
oompllcat!OM from bone rnarrowr1
cancer Dec. 27, one week before.
M would have been sworn in 11f. ;·
a Colondo conere-nan-~
Prealdeot and Mn. Be-.ari' 1
exprwed their sympathJ In •
telei?'am to. Swicert'p mother, 1'
Virginia Swigert, which wu' read" at the funeral: H
"Our hearta and prayen ani•'
with you and your family on 1 Jack'• death. Hll courage'•
throughout his life has been~
an Inspiration to othen and hiJ i
memory will alway. live on aa
young American.s follow in tu.-,
footatepa of love and aervice t.ou
our nation. With deepe1t
sympathy ... "
Jim Lovell, who wu al8o od
the Apollo 13 space capsule in
1970 when it was crippled by an
exploeion in space, said s.wuiPltri ....
"hid those qualities a man woulct
like to see in his son, troopt
would like to see in a general, the
public would like to see in ~
politician." ..
Drifter, a racing yacht well known along
the West Coast, has reportedly burned and
sank in San Blas Harbor, Mexico.
Y-ormer~ of the Army~
Howard "Bo" Callaway, now
Colorado Republican party
chalnnan, aaid Swigert was ~
than • hero. ,,
Gem
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Dellr ........... .,, heltl* O'D-••
~.aring the spotlight at swearing-in ceremonies Tuesda·y were
r~-elected su pervisors (from left) Thomas Riley, Harriett Wieder
and Ralph Clark.
BOARD • • •
f'rom Page A1
oommunhy involved and
cS.velopl an undentandlna ot thlt
~ rtoft' ~ ....... li9-,.JpiA.L...:~
facn dit coun1y:• RU~ ield~ .::;;..~:-
-"Vtte1 teld"I U\e oa&.b o offlee rlllf~p,t '8 Cofl
from 1tat• Court ot pp"eaT -:-±ff-b-~··· ;-i.P-Juatioe Robert Rk:k.141t. '7-a-------1•,...
Riley , who .. dl1trlct
ena>mpueee much of the Oran&• $ 5 00 000 Co11t, 1ald other challenlH ~ows ' hclril county aovernment
Include hou1ln1, 11,1pplyln1 , •
a<Mquate water anCI provld~ afr T h J ' trantportatlon. • a m • I I r v l n e All of the money railed ln
Riley al10 1tre11ed the Foundation hu live.n a' the campalp ii lntended to
Importance of completJnJ the $300,000 (rant to the <>ranee s o toward facllltlea In
San Joaquin Tran1portatlon County YMCA Federation to Ne-wpon Beach, Hun~n Con1dorbytheendofthedeC8de help be1ln Ill ••~.e-mUUon Beach, Santa Ana and
drive for new and expanded Laeuna Niguel. The Irvtne and re1olvlnJ que1tlon1. over flldlltJOI. FoundAtJon , .. _,.._, If ma•-L.....1, • fµture expanaton of the exlatlna Th .......... ""nGU Moulton Parkway In La1una • foundat~ lift comei will be •pllt e-venly AmOnl the
Hilla. In thtt Tfohrm1 ~d tml atchln1 fouThr.
T h e S a n J o a q u I n 'ran • • tr• on muit e YMCA Federation wu
Tran1portatlon Corridor la a ral.o 1 •lmllar amount, .. id started in 1975, through a
pronn ... d freeway that would Ralph Loatherby, chairman grant fro m the Irvine r~ of th• federaUon'1 Board of Foundation, to ralae fundl
extend from Newport Beach to Dtrt"Ctul'I. from countywlde donors. San Juan <;:aJ>latrano. It would be
des.igned to relieve con,estion on
both Padflc Cout Klghway and
the San Dlego Freeway.
"If we delay unneceuarlly
with this procea, I believe that
the continued poaltlve erowtli
which we have seen ln the aouth
county cannot be maintained and
the traffic problems which we
aee In the county ID the north
will become .an increued reality
in the 10Uth," Riley said.
The retired Marine Corp•
general, wbo began his third
term after taking the oath. waa
re-elected handily after
defeating three challengers.
• Lacuna Beach senior
cltlz.e n1 Interested In
publl1hlns their written
words 1hould •htn up for
Dlua Asbell'• writing coune,
which beginl Monday.
She will pre1ent six
workshops on all form• of
• Evening jet nolse from
the Marine Corp& Air Station,
El Toro. Is expected to be
louder than usual 1everal
day1 thla month because of.
aircraft carrier landing
writing, Including the 1hort
story, TV scriptl, the newel
and the essay at the Senior
Citizen community center.
The fee is $50 for the six
two-hour sessions.
For information, call
497 -244 1.
practice
Noise will increaae from 5
to 7 p.m. today, Thursday,
Friday and Jan. 13, 14. 20, 24.
25 and 26, according to a base
spokesman.
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Artificial beak falls off pelican
j •The Parent Teacher Organization for the
Huntington Beach Union
High School District
guidance center is holding an
aluminum and newspaper
drive Saturday.
People wi1hlng to
contribute material may brina
It by the center at 17200
Golden West St. between the
hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on
Saturday.
By JOEL C. DON
Ofille 0.-, Net .....
'The plan to move two brown
licans with artificial beaks to
World developed a crimp
y after another bird lost its beak in an accident.
Cathy Lee's fiberglass beak
ftn off after the pelican, named
for a TV entertainer, bumped
into an animal assistant at Crown
Valley Animal Hospital in LaRuna Niguel. .
'the incident occurred as
hospital officials were preparing
to send two birds -Rusty and
Jamie -to the San Diego marine
park for eventual release into the
wild. Because of the accident,
veterinarians decided to only
send Jamie. Th~ plan to keep
the other bird for obeervation.
Jamie will not be restrained or
caged once tape around ha wings
wears off ln two to four weeks,
according to Sea World
spokeswoman Diane Wolfe.
Wildlife officials hope the pelican
will be able to resume a nonnal
1*following an attack last fall
that left it without an upper
beak.
The pelican will be kept ln a
special facility and will not be on
public view, Wolle said.
"We're hoping that in the time
it is here the rehabilitation area
will be imprinted on its mind ao it
will come back for food 90 that
we can observe it," lhe said.
Biologists fear the artificial
beak may r\p off when the bird
dives into the sea to catch fish.
Without upper beaks, pelicans
cannot feed themselves and
would die of starvation.
T.he accident today is
coasidered a 1etback for the
lifesaving prosthetic surgery that
has been performed on four of 15
patientl in the animal hospital'•
''pelican ward.''
The surgical tellm, headed by
Dr. Robert •Rooks of Fountain
Valley, used steel plates, ac:rews
and a powerful bone cement to
attach the 1peclally molded
beaks, said Crown Valley
veterinarian Gayle Roberta.
Dr. Roberti said surgery is
planned for all of the pelicans
and, with the exception of one
bird, they will be aent to Sea
World f<1r eventual return to the
wild. Pinocchio, the fint bird to
undergo proathetic surgery, has
adapted well to inpatient life and
will remain at the hospital for
study,-she said. .
The first mutilated pelicaru
were discovered in the Dana
Point Harbor area around mid-
October with their upper beaks
hacked or sawed off. Four of the
19 birds that have been found so
far have died as a result of their
injuries.
Until thil week, officiala Nld
there were 18 mutilated pelicana.
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State Fish and Game
Department spoke1man Ralph
Young acknowledged Tuesday
that a bird picked up in the San
Pedro area on Dec. 7 had not
been reported by the game
warden who took the injured
animal to the Crown Valley
animal hospital.
An angry fisherman is
believed to be responsible for the
mutilations because the birds get
tangled in lines and nets.
Though a National Audubon
Society reward fund totals more
than $18,000. no one has come
forward with Information that
might lead to the conviction of
whoever-is responsible for the
mutilationit. The brown pelican is
on the federal endangered
species list.
• Special counseling will
be available at UC Irvine Jan.
11 for community college
students interested in
transferring to the university.
Counselors will be available
in the Adminis tration
Building lobby from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. to discuss matters
• The Fountain Valley
Community Hospital. Guild
has become the f1r1t
organiz.ation to support the
_;-ountain Valley Woman's
Club's "Adopt A Blue Dot"
campaign with a $300
donation. The funda will be
used to purchase 200 blue
street reflectors that will help
firefighters locate the nearest
including financial aid,
housing, admiHlons and
disabled student services.
Academic counselors from
many departments also will
be on hand. Students ahould
bring copies of their high
school and college tran9Cripta.
fire hydrant.
City tire offidals say 1,800
"blue dots" are needed
throughout the community.
More than $1,000 has been
collected toward a goal of
$3,SOO. Contributions can be
sent to the Fountain Valley
Woman's Club, 18931 Santa
Catherine St., Fountain
Valley, Calif. 92708.
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'Super NOW'
account debuts
NEW YORK (AP) Anoth~r type of bank
account with no interest celling becomes available at
banks-and savings institutions today, but with
<.'Onsiderably less fanfar~ than ita' predecesaor of wt
month.
In fact. banks are not expected w pay much more
mterest on the new Super NOW checkmg account
than th~y currently do on standard NOW -
"negouated order of withdrawal", -and passbook
savings accounta.
That is because of the expense of processing
checks, a problem not present in the money market
account introduced Dec. 14 Money market accounta
are similar to saving, accounts, allowing three check
transacttons and three other transfers a month, and
are generally pa,ying interest between 10 percent and
11 percent
Sale of markets told
LONG BEACH (AP) -The 92-store Stater Bros.
grocery chain will be sold by Petrolane Inc., a
petroleum services company. to a group of private
investors, Petrolane has announced
The price for the Sou them Califrrua chain is $11 0
million m cash, notes and securities, thf! company said
Tuesday
The chain's stores are mainly in Orange, Riverside
and San Bernardino counties.
New bankruptcy bill
WASHINGTON (AP) -The 98th Congress has
moved quickly toward re-establishing a national
bankruptcy law to relieve thousands of businesses,
creditors and debtors put m legal limbo by a Supreme
Court decision that the old law was unconstitutional.
The htgh court ruled against the old law last June
28. but agreed to delay the effective~ of its decision
until Chr istmas Eve. On Dec. 23, it refused a request to
further stay the decision until March 25. The Jame-
duck session of the 97th Congress adjourned without
.com.iAMo-UP w1tb a aew lpw
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