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Home My WebLink About1983-11-28 - Orange Coast Pilot·, . Falwell 'at home' 1·n HB Moral Majority leader (inds 'a place as conservative as I am' ~we'll be stirring up more trouble ..• ' THI DRANGI CDAIT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1983 BJ DAN JAMIESON DllfflllltC-If CPI The Rev. Jerry Falwell, leeder of the fundamentallat Moral Ma- jority, urpd an audience Sunday nJcht at the Central Baptist Church in Huntinp:Jn Beach to continue a worldwide movement to the political rt1ht -a move- ment Falwell hinted already haa a head ltart in Ora.nae County. "What a pleuure to be in Oranp Country," Falwell said, "Very 1eldom do I vi.lit a place which la u conaervative u I am. I wish we had 1,000 more Orange Counties around the country." Falwell apoke wl~ opt.imaim. "America la in better shape now than it haa been ln a long, long time," Falwell told a near~~ty crowd of about Mike Murray, 12 (foreground), paints over graffiti along Santa Ana ............ -.a..~ River bank with a little help from 12 of his friends. HB boy earning his wings Eagle candidate leads buddies in cleaning up SA River graCf iti By ROBERT BARKER The cleanup job was his major F.agle Scout oi .. ci..r,......, project and will lay the groundwork for his court of Mike Murray ia a young man in a hurry and honor next March. It made the rl.ver banka sparkling thoee who know him say that even at the tender age clean, probably for about the first time since they of 12 he's got the right stllff. were constructed. Mike, a seventh grade student at Gialer School in "I got the idea while driving with my dad (a pilot Huntington Beach, wants to become the youngest for Ai:nerlcan Airlines.) All the graffiti and every- F.agle Scout in Troop 226. Over the weekend he thing made Huntington Beach look like a bad dty," moved cloeer to his goal. Mike Ill.id. Mike rounded up 12 of his fellow acouta and So he and his friends, armed with donated paint buddiea and painted over the graffiti and ot.:ene rollen and about 20 gallons of paint, cleaned up pictures bespoiling the concrete-lined banks of the approximately 4,000 equare feet of river channela. Santa Ana River where it cro.es Hamilton Street in When they were finiahed, motorists couldn't see an Huntington Beach and Victoria Street ln c.o.ta Mesa. (See BB EAGLE, Pa1e At) Irvine firm battles investor fraud suit By JERRY HIRSCH Ol ... ci.9r ......... An Irvine company ia in court today fighting charges it collected $10 million from inveetora for a business that did not exist. The Securities and Exchange Commlaaion, a federal agency that regulatet' many types of inveat- menta, filed suit against The Carter Co. of Newport Beach after 10me 1,000 Weat Cout inVt!lton aank at least $1,000 each into the company, which purported to buy unpaid medJca1 insurance claima at a dilcount from hoepltala and doctors, and collect a profit once tnaurance companies paictlhe tun amounl Enterprises of Irvine, a eecretary at Carter Enterprlaes Ill.id. The secretary Ill.id Thomu G. Carter, 32, named in the Nit .. the firm's founder, WU busy in meet- ings and could not return phone calla. The Carter Company called the proceta "medJcal factorine," a practice SllC officiala Ill.id neither they nor major ~ and health oompenies ha\le ever heard of before. 1,000 people, moet of whom were member1 of the Warner Avenue church whoee putor la the Rev. Bruce Melton. The comervative movement la really a apiritual awakeniJll that will rebuild the country,~Ulf, to Falwell. 'We now have 30,000 Christian school.a in this country. That'• up from the 14,000 we had 20 yean aao," Falwell aaid. "There are fOW' to flve new ones added every day." Po i nting out two church-supplied bodyguards at his aide. Falwell said, '11 wlah I had had theee fellows in the put when -1 wu apeakinl at colle1es acroea the oowitry. Five to 10 years ago I wasn't sure what reaction I would get. That's not the caae today. (See FALWELL, Pa1e Al) ............. _, ............. ... ~children will pray in school once again.' COUNTY IDITION OR ANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Suspect kills self as police close in BJ STEVE MARBLE ·Of ............. A hoepital orderly with a his- tory of mental illnea apparently mot and killed himllelf early today near Irvine following a dramatic htah-epeed chue. The pursuit started when the man reportedly robbed a San Clemente restaurant and then led lawmen on a 33-mile chaae that ended when he lost control of his car outside Irvine. Richard Glenn Gorman, 40, ~tinda.UW-lbotfrom hi.I own rewtwr Into tm hetd after his car •pun out of control and landed ln a ditch alonealde the San Diego Freeway on the Sand Canyon 8oad offramp at about 1 a.m . "Nobody beard. the gunabot," said San Clemente police Lt. Al Ehlow. "At firlt we Uled a loudspeaker to try to talk him out of the car. When nothing hap- pened we Uled binocu.lan to get a look in the car. "We could see some blood but we thought that probably was from the accident," said Ehlow. "We waited another 20 minutes before approaching the car. Be- cauae he wu armed, we had no idea wha.t to e~-pect." Gonnan, a San Clemente re9i- dent, wu pronounced dead on arrival at Western Medical C.enter in Santa Ana. Aooording to law enforcement 80W'Cel, Gonnan was a state mental hoepital patient for more than six yean following the 1965 stabbing death of his f4ther ln the family's Capistrano Beach home. Gorman, record.a show, was charged with the murder but wu sent to Atascadero State Hospital after entering a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. He was 22 at the time. During court hearings, Gorman was de9Cribed by docton as a "psychotic" who quarreled fre- quently with his father, who reportedly was upeet at hla son's refusal to find work. Gorman, according to state re- cords, wu relea.ed in early 1971. Thia morning'• fatal epi9ode began when Gorman allegedly held up Denny's Restaurant, 529 Ave. Pico, ahortly after midnight. Police did not know how much money wu taken. A San Clemente police officer (Sff CHASE, Pqe AU Columbia's . • crew wins space race CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Six astronauts, the 1arpst apeice ettw ever, rode the shuttle 'Columbia into or6it today for rime days of round-the-dock ICience experiments in the ~ Sp11eelab. The crew includes a West German, the fiut non-American launched in a u.s: llpMleCl'aft. . It was a race apimt time and the weather, anCl NASA woo, compleU.nc a perfect OOWltdown rilbt on time at 11 a.m. !ST • a storm front moved in from ~ west. Althoulh there la no Newport Be.:h listing for The Carter Co., it la a branch of Tom Carter The SllC apedfically charged the company with fraud and -run. unreptered leC'W'ltia. The SllC obtained a temporary NltnlnlnC otder t.r.zinf-Jta eeta and haltina lta ~from a u .s. DllUct Court Juda-ln Loe Ancelel on Friday. (See PllAUD, Pap Al) Space Shuttle Columbia~ cliaplaying ill fiery tail, Uftl off Pad 39A before 1peetaton a1 1ix •tronauta begin nine-day celeatial milaion. . "lt'swper up'bere; )mt a.auu.- tul." exulted <=ommandel' John y C>Unl. the lhip-.red 15& milel hilh at 17,400 mph. '"nlinla don't c:hanae any. it'• really mmethlna," adcled Younct who at 53 ill malrinc a nmnl aJdh trtpintlOIJ*ll. WHY \NORRY? STILL 27 SHOPPING DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS. In the mast extenllve manecl ..... flapt Jet undenaMn. the altronaUla wdl prW the Jlu1b. am._.. and tbltr own bcld6l9 In the~ labora9DrJ, bul1' andclana_.bJ ..... A "Wtm1 bamnla" for .......... bow. :~~ m•:::• ~ ,,_ tWd 11 liftoff ,... V:.wact t.,wofdlems_a.,..~ , .. ~..,. .. , .. 41 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, November 28, 1983 1 ....... c_o_t1_11_t1_u_1D_1_1_o_a_11_s_I Court weighs student drug seizures FALWELL IN COUNTY••• Issue revolves around exclu ionary rule on evidence ·confiscated by administrators From PageA1 ~ we ao l lee you.na peopllt nodd1nc their heads in acrtement." Marriap la back in, the live-in arranaementa are out and *"...,.,.. want le11 leniency and more dm:ipline, he laid dtJna reeultl from a recent Gallup poll. Th1t polntl to a growing oon- IM'Yati.mn and lt'• a worldwide movement. Falwell aald. Falwell cited the OOl'\8ervative admin1st.rationa in Germany and JCncland and what he called the ttrclni leaden now in Ian.el, J'cypt and Italy aa evidence of a powtnc comervative attitude in- temationally. CHASE ... From PageA1 reportedly spotted the man driv- ing away from the restaurant parking lot in a car with its lights out. Police said Gorman raced through San Clemente and Capistrano Beach before pulling onto the San Diego Freeway. Ehlow said the fleeing bandit ' · was driving at speeds reaching 100 mph on the freeway. He said Gonnan pulled off the freeway and sped through Dana Point and i..,una Beach before turning 011to Lquna C-anyon Road. Gonnan, Ehlow said, stayed on the winding, two-lane highway until he again reached the free- way where he headed north. At the Sand Canyon Road offramp, police said, the man lost control of hit car and spun into a ditch. Ehlow said police did not fire any shots during the chase. San Clemente patrolmen were uliated ~ the chase by the California Highway Patrol, Or- ange C.Ounty Sheriff and a Costa Mesa police helicopter. FRAUD ... From PageA1 A eecond hearing on the re- straining order is being held today, according to Michael Stewart, the SEC'a regional ad- ministrator. The SIX: waa apparently tipped off to the alleged IC8l1l but Stewart would not say how. ''We had a eowce on this one but I am not at liberty to di .. loee the eouroe," Stewart aaid. The Nit charges that another firm, C.Oncept-80 of Anaheim, was a shell company selling the invest- menu for Carter. "C.Oncept-80 ia just a sales agent for them aa far as we can flgure out." Stewart aaid. "Even Mitt.erand ln France (Sodall.at French Pr.tdent Fran- oola Mltterand) hat moved more to the rtaht," Falwell eald. Falwell said the con1ervadve trend will brtna chancee. "SometimM in the next few yean, I believe we will allow children to once aaain pray ln public achoola and we will atop the murder of unborn children." Falwell aaid hit dual role u political activiat and rellaioua leader hu not been euy or particularly enjoyable. "We have had more problema than bl.eeaingB, more failures than aucel9e9. You pay a price when you follow Christ. ~ a Chrlatian you have to learn to live in trouble, not how to get out of it. You must learn never to quit." "Christians don't always flt in," he reminded the church memben. "This (fight against immorality) is not play, this is war." Falwell, who flew in from Arlington, Texas ("home of the Dallas Cowboys ... Amen," he aald in mock reverence to the football team.) will make several West Coast appearances including leV· eral on local talk shows. "We will be in the area for several more days," he said with hia boyiab grin, "stirring up more trouble." No deaths on OCfreeways over holiday Despite pounding rains that made highway driving precarious at times, the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend drew to a cloee Sunday without a single traffic death on Orange County free- ways. It was the first time in five yean there has not been a freeway death during the holiday week- end. which started Wedneeday evening and ended Sunday at midnight. Statewide, 48 people were killed in car acrldenu. The- previoua year, 44 people died on highways. California Highway Patrol of- ficers made a total of 107 drunken driving arrests during the five-day 9tretch. a figure llimllar to last yeu'a arrest statistics. "With the-rain you usually expect more accident but fewer drivers," said Ken Daily, a CHP spokesman. "So it's difficult to say whether our statistics this year are indicative of anything." CHP officen in Westminster made 4.3 drunken driving arrests while highway patrolmen in -Santa Anamade 39 and officen in_ San Juan Capistrano made 25. Statewide, there were 1,842 drunken driving arrests. WASHINGTON (AP) -The Supreme C.OUrt aar-eed today to decide whether drugia telzed from students ln Illegal •earchet by public .chool offlclala may be uted u evidence when the •tudents stand trtal. The court will hear arswnents by New Jeney proeecutora th.at .chool searches by teachers or adminlatraton are exempt from the "exclusionary rule" banning illegally seized evidence from criminal triala. The New Jeraey Supreme Court said lut AUi. 8 that the exclu&lonary rule, cre.tted by the naUon'a h11h•t OOW'l ln 1914 to deter We1al pol.We conduct, ap- pllet to aearchea in publlc achoola by adminiltraton and teachen. 0 It la of little comfort to one charged in a law enforcement proceeding whether the public official who Illegally obtained the evtde~ was a municipal inspec- tor or achool administrator or law enforcement official.'' t~ state court said. The controversy aroee when on Ma.rc:h 7, 1980. a 14-yeer-old pl wu caUC)lt lmOldnl ln a rwtroom at Pilcataway ff1ah School. The pl, Identified in court recorda only u T.L.O .. WU taken by a tncher to a vice principal'• office because 1mok1n1 ln non-d8llnated .,..., such M reetrooma, wu aplnlt achoo! rules. The girl, questioned by Uliltant vice principal Theodore Chopllck, denied that the had been amoldna and aald the never amoked. Choplick then took her to hit of flee, opened her punt and •w a J*kofdpntlet. ChopUck then noticed that next to the dpr'ettel Wll a ~of roWna s-pen, the kind often Ul8d fOI' marijuana clpretta. Choplkk then notified the llrl'• mother and called the police. Questioned at the police station. I the pl admitted that the had . been •Wna marijuana dprettet for tl e.ch. She later was tried u a juvenile, found to be delinquent and sentenced to one year probation. Holiday fun Orange Countiam pursued a variety of activities during the olida -mostly aimed at working off the feast. Strollen walk off their dinners oa Newport pier while s urfers below prepare to paddle off their food. But Michael Andrea.sen, 6, prefers to relax by dropping a line into the water at Huntington Beach's Central Park lake. Al80 named in the suit were two of Concept-80's sales agenb, Fred Buom of Anaheim and Donald C. Karr of Camarillo. Both were stock broken with major bro- kerage companies and were aell- in& the medical investmenu u a aide buslnem. The SEC did not reveal the finm the aales agenta' worked for becau.e Buom and Karr were not lelling the investments through the brokerages, Stewart said. FV panel ponders whe~e to dump the sludge Returna of 40 percent a year were allegedly prombed for a minimum $1,000 investment. The company hat .:>ld the investments since 1981 and reportedly haa cliinu ln California, Oregon and Washington state. By PBD.. SNEIDERMAN OI ... ...., .......... Sludge management proposals, including two that have drawn strong opposition from Fountain Valley homeownen and elected officials, will be di8cualled Tues- day night at a special meeting of the directors of the Orange Coun- ty Sanitation Districts. The directors will meet in a continuation of their Nov. 9 meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanitation Districts headquarters, 10844 Ellis Ave., Fountain Valley. The directors will consider eight proposals for the disposal or reuae of sludge, the solid material AST·RONAUTS WIN 'SPACE RACE' ... From PageA1 to witneaa a manned space launching. Sheriff's Department officiala estimated only about 50,000 people were at viewing sites along highways and rivers, far below the 250,000 who as- eembled to watch the fint night launch of a shuttl~ in August. N many as half-a-million have pthered for other liftoffs. >.. the shuttle flatbed to life, It punished the launch pedestal with a waterfall of fire and roee swiftly on 7 million pounds of thrust ,enerated by its powerful en-81nee· It darted stralght up and then veered off to the northeast, dimappearing in clouds a minute after liftoff. At 2 minutes 6 8eCX>nds, the 100-ton C.Olumbia ejected its two 149·foot boo91er rockets, hurling them toward a parachute landJ.ng 1n the Atlantic where dlipe re- cover them for reuee. The ..tronauts conUnued driv-lnl upward on the power of three main engines. The weather front loaded with thundentonns earlier bad threat- ened to delay this ninth and longestahuttlemmton, which wu twice po.tponed becau.e of tech- nical problems. But the front slowed during the night over the Gulf of Mexico, and wu over Central Florida aa c.olumbia blued into a partly cloudy sky. Working with Young at the controla I.a pilot Brewster Shaw, a 38-year-old apace rookie. 'The four astronauts who will work in Specelab, which is mounted ln C.Olwnbia1s cargo bay, are mimion apecialilta Owen Gar- riott, 53, an electrical eJ\llneer, and Robert Parker, an astronomer, and s-yload apedal- 1.ats U1f Merbold. 42, a Weat German ph)'lkilt. and Byron Lichtenbel"I, • -b6omedlc:al eftli- neer at M.amachu.etta lnltitute of Technoloa. Merbold and l.Jchtenbera are the first of a new breed of space travelen who are not career astronauts. Thette payload special- ists are selected by their ICientitic peen for a specific miasion, train for six month or more, and after the flight return to their regular jobs. Spacelab is a cylinder 23 feet long and 14 feet in diameter. The astronauts, working in shirtsleeves, transfer between the station and Colmbla's cabin through a 19-foot tunnel. They will use powerful tele- copes to study stellar objects and will attempt to answer questions such as whether certain stars are dying and whether the energy output of the sun varies. Sixteen of the more than 70 experiments are in the life ICi- ences field, t.nc.luding investtga- tiorw of th... apace aickne91 phenomena which hat affected nearly half the 26 shuttle astronauts. HB EAGLE CANDIDATE CLEANS RIVER ... From PageA1 offenlive word or pkture this momina· •"Theft were lots of bed words and f*tW'el of the dwU and hlppia," Mike said. ''One man who worked at McDonald's came by rtdlna hla bicycle and told ua we were dotnc a aood job. He came beck later and pw ua 13 certWca&ee for t.mburfen. There were Iota of people who Mid nb- tblftll to ua." ltf1ke laid he made a New Y eer'1 rmolutkln two ,.an.., to become &be younpst .-..... Scout in tht ~tpcJr.cnd by Sta. Simon andJude<Jlurd\. "It'• •~,....and rm ,..uy ltrivtna to be ti.re." Mdte. wbo calll9 older people "llr" and ..,- unwavertnaly polite, wu called an outatanc:llnc atudent and YOUDI man by~ prindpal. Ian Colllna. .. He abowed tood di!.-nitup lait YMf when • tralh tMn caucht on fire dwinl as-per drive,'' c.own. aakl. 0 He pve a pxl accoun\ of th1nal to the police." Mike. who wanta to be a pt'Cilafl'kdm "became he l1kel to be around kJdl, eUI he'1 ..... ved all A'1 on h1I report cmd amp\ for a B In a lhop dill. "Can I Mk you one quation. llr." he llbd a Npcll'N-l'tl•• •. "Can you My in your ltory that National Lwnbwdonnld the paint and a Carl'• Jr. it.tlurant COYtded the mrtifbtel fOI' lundw! They helped • .. • • left over after sewage ia processed and much of the water is removed. Sludge is now dumped at the county's Coyote Canyon Landfill. But the landfill is scheduled to close and a new means of sludge disposal is needed. ) In recent months, a citizens advisory committee has begun studying sludge disposal options prior to formal public hearings or evaluation by sanitation directon. OnNov. 1, more.than 150 angry residents appeared before the Fountain Valley City Council, voicing thelr objections to two of the propcl881.a being conaidered by the adviaory committee. One of theee was mechanical composting, the storage of sludge in tall sil<» until the material is broken down by bacterial action. The second plan was co-combustion, the mixing of sludge with conventional garbage for burning in a large incinerator. Both of these opUona call for construction of large sludge pro- cetaing facilities at the present We're Listening •• _. 1'"642•6088 . MOnOer.f110er 11 rou oo not ll•v• yOU• P•Ptt> l)y &30om e.••11<1f0te 7pm ano ro11• copy w111 II• oew.ereo sanitation plant ip Fountain Val- ley. Residents objected, citing environmental concerns such aa odon, air pollution and truck traffic. After listening to the residents' objections, the Fountain Valley City C.Ouncil approved a rt!901- ution urging the sanitation direc- tors to drop the two propcl881.a from consideration. C.Ouncilwoman Barbara Brown, who reprftents the city u a sanitation dittctot~wnt.ed the council tt10lution to fellow board members Nov. 9.The directon declined to act on her motion at that time, saying the sludge man- agement propoull had not yet been studied by the entire sani- tation board. A special meeting. acheduled Tueeday. was called to review the sludge management propoaala and to consider Brown'• motion. Residents from the aurrou.nd1na neilhborhooda. who have bMdec1 t.otethtt aa \Pe Citizens Watch lfO'.ap, are-expec1ed to attend Tueeday'a meeting. FV visitoi-hangs self A 24-year-old Japanese citiz.en apparently hanged himself from a bedroom rafter while visiting friends in Fountain Valley, police said today. Capt. Bill DtNiai said that Masahiko Kimura on Sunday attached a nylon cord around his neck to the rafter while at.anding on a chair he had placed on a bed. He kicked over the chair and apparently was asphyxiated. DiNiai said the YOUJli man had left notes written in Japa11e9e. • In one, Kimura reportedly apolOlized to his parents in Tokyo and told them he would .ee them in the next world. What ~o vou like about the Daily Pilot'! What don·t you Uh'! Call the number at left and your message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-tiour answering service may be used to rttord let· lers lo the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must incluct. their name and telephone number for verification. No circul1Uon calls. pleaSJ • Tell us what's on your mind. ORANGE COAST Daily Piiat Cl111•1• .......... 1Ml90eln Al ..._ .. , teufl4a Mi-4111 Satwoar lflCI 8'1Mt1 " pbll 00 "°' ... c..... '°"' copy Ii'( 7 • "' ~ lletore 10 am ~ '/Ollf COP'f ... ~ OllliW<tO Clra•tlllft T111,..,_ Mot• Chaf Dowelllw Edl1or and A111t11nf to the PubllShef 0r-.c:o-y At-...__, Nof--H\1111111g!on e..cn ' li'Mtlfl!INMI ... ,. ~..-......... .... ...... ,.c... "'-!Oii ........ VOL1'MO.• 'When do you think the Christmas season should begin?' Brian Burke, Newport Be.ch, a Inger "It should start the first day of De- cember because December Is the • month of Christmas.·' I Debbie Gordon, Huntington Be.ch, 111l1tant grocery manager "It should never end." Steve Burke, Newport Beach, •Inger "It should start two weeks before Christmas because you really don't get In the spirit untll then." Kevin Ml .... Huntington .. .ch. grocery clerk "It should begin the day after Thanksgiving.'' Paige Jenson, 1tudent, Newport Beach "It should begin right after Thanksgiving - that seems right." Hal Turley, Co1taMe1a, wrapper "It should begin in December after Thanksgiving Is over.'' Biii Herndon, security guard, CoetaMeaa "It begins the day after Thanksgiving whether I like It or not. I really don't care when It be- gins.'' ----------- Valley officer injured in scuffle Fountain Valley Police Officer Paul A. Sorrel -attue* In tri. d..c by 20-,....,-()td men who beC8rne ~ry dul'tnO questie>nlng aft•· an auto accident. acc0<dlng to officers. Sor· rel complained of a mild back pain, The suspect. a student at the Unlver- llty of Redlands. was arrested In the attack and alao held on suspicion ot driving under the Influence of alcohol. pollceuld. A 20-pleoe sterling silver serving Mt ... stolen from a china cabinet at a reeldenoe In the 16000 block of Bushwd Street. The loss was put at Sl,800. • •• Someone stole cash, company payroll chec*s and keys valued at $1,842 from a de9k drawer of the Don Sltvator• Petntlng company, 10605 laW900 River Avenue. . . . Burglars pried open the passenger window In a cer pariced In the 18000 block of San Jose Street and stole a purM and a tar of coins valued at $135. ln'ine Un Anthony Caputo, 20, of Santa Ana w .. arreeted Sunday night on 8U8PIClon of pouesllng an Illegal WMPOfl and on a drug charge. Police said Caputo wu sitting alone In his car In the partclng lot of a Mickelson Drive skating rink. Caputo told polloe he needed the swttchblade and numchuka f0< protection. A woman reported a purse contain- ing OllW St,441 In v.tuablee wu -*" from her unlOdced ear In the parking lot of Skating Plus, 3415 Michelson Drive. An unwelcome dinner guest ap. parently stole a gold money ollp worth about $350 and $80 cash lrom his host. Jerry W. Gross, <43, an engineer had friends over to dine at his home on Chicory Way Sunday attemoon and reported the thett at about S p.m. • •• Police selzed a half pound of white powder Saturday from two men atter stopping their car for a traffic viol· atlon on Jeffrey Road around noon. The men said the substance is an Industrial soap. Police are testing the powder for drugs. Huntington Beach A burglary was reported Sunday at a home on the 6300 block of Royal Oak Drive. Entry WIS made through a front alldlng glaaa window. Jhe loss Included televlsion and etereo equip. ment worth S3.600 and jewelry worth $2,900. . . . A white 1982 Ford van was bur· glarlzed Sunday while parked on the 9300 blOCk of Comstock Drive. Entry wu made by jimmying a wtndwlng. The Iola Included tools valued at $2,000. • •• A black 1980 Yamaha motorcycle waa reported stolen Sunday from the 9600 block ol Hamilton Avenue. The io.8 WU Mtlmated It $3,000. A home brMk:ln° WM reported Saturday on the 6500 block of Halllax Drive. Entry WIS made through an unlocked rear window. The loss Included a $400 1"(11crowave oven. a $300 television set and stereo equip- ment worth $1 ,300, . . . A burglary was reported Saturday atternoon at a home on the 15400 block of Cambay Lane. Entry was made through an unlocked side bedroom window. The loa1 Included $650 In Jewelry and $50 cash. • Newport Beach A Newport Beach engineer re- ported the theft ol $1,695 of house- hold Items from his home In the 1900 block of 16t~ Street Sunday. A Newport Be~ch man reported the thett of a video recorder valued at S1,200•from his home In the 1900 block 16th Str8!t ~a!urday night. A Newport Beach woman reported the thetf of a racing bicycle valued at $600 lrom the 5300 block of River Avenue Sunday; , • A Newport Beach man report the thett of $700 In cash from his home In the 200 block of 4 lst Street Friday. A Loa Ang~ 'm;n reported the theft of a Mercedes 450 SL valued at $17,000 from the 900 block of Newport Center Drive Sunday. It'll he fair and slightly war~er Coastal Extended "9'11'tdoudy-11'1 ~ -· ... IW. HllM eo. lo mid l'OI. Lowa _,....,.to tow eo.. Temperatures .J .. LI •1 21 • 25 n '' IO 23 $2 2t . .. 51 ... ea aa 12 31 "23 10 "' t 4 19 44 " .. '° 'It 47 ., ,, M 28 21 07 rt IO N 4t ... IO " ,. "' n •t 42 ... '1 71 11 50 « 47 37 " 32 17 ot 43 23 ti 51 ~ 33 14 • " 34 " S4 .. .. 413 .. Rain~ Snow Efil Show1ral!lll Flurr111!!3 • StaM Merie H 42 ...... 52 « .......,... M ao llouaF ... " 22 lpolo.-,. 31 lyf-" " TOIMll<e 42 u T-11 » TlllM II » WMlllflelon .. .. Wldlll• ~1 Ill Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 28, 1983 ~I Men seen joining the women • • • as anorexia nervosa v1ct1ms By SUSAN MONAHAN ........ c.. ....... t Food, to tome people, ia ju.at food. But for others, it La a conatant pteOCCUpaUon -a temptation which la rigidly avoided one day, auocwnbed to the next. In short, lt ta an obeesalon. Judi Hollls, Ph.D. director of clinical services for the F.ating OU.Order Clinic at Care Unit Hospi- tal in Los Angeles, goes even further. She says that a person's relaUonahip with food can be an addictive one. At a ierninar on eating disorders at Golden West College last week, she told an audience of nurses and other health care professionals, "l am biased .. :I wiU definitely try to impress you with my bias ... These are addictive disorders. Th ey should be treated as such." Hollis said that bulimia, which is out-of-control binge eating, is the most frequently seen eating disorder in thia country. During the binge, which she says usually lasts about two hours, carbohydrate laden foods are usually favored. When the eating stope, de- pression usually ae~ in, accom- panied by feelings of self-hate. "Even though many say they like to eat I find that it is ~as a form of self-punishment," she said. In an attempt to undo the binge, some people induce vomiting or take enormous quantities of lax- atives. The clink also trea~ patients suffering from anorexia nervosa, which is characterized by com- pulsive dieting. "One in 10 teen-age girls is anorexic ... 20 percent will die of their anorexia," said Hollis. While anorexia is usually a disorder seen in ad4>lescent females, Hollis noted, "we're see- ing more anorexic men. And more binge-vomit men." Although anorexia and bulimia appear to be entirely different disorders, she says "they are the same illness ... opposite ends of the same spectrum." Costa Mesa's Mrs. Schultz dead at 96 Services will be held Wednes- day afternoon for Willie Jones Schultz of Costa Mesa, a resident of the area since 1971, who died Wednesday in a Newport Beach convalescent home. She was 96. Mrs. Schultz was a life member of the Women's Club of Hunt- ington Park and a past regent of tht: Daughters of the American Revolution. She was born in Denton, Texas. She is survived by two sons, Charles F. Schultz of Costa Mesa and Herman C. Schultz of Camarillo. Aleo sµrviving are four grandchildrt!n and three great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be con- ducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the First Methodist Church of Costa Mesa. Pierce Brothers Bell Broad- way Mortuary is in charge of Judi Hollis ln fact, bulimia al.so involves periods of rigid, counter- productive die ting. "Die ting creates binging ... I don't think I've ever known an obese person who didn't spend some time dieting." Hollis said that bulimia wiU not yield to willpower. "We tell our patients that willpower was a silent film star of the '30s." Hollis, who is now trim, said, ''I djeted my way up to 222 pounds." She had worked in therapy with heroin addicts and alcholics, and saw parallels between their prob- lems and hers. She founded Hope, Inc., Hermosa Beach, and has im- plemented her program though several hospitals -hospitals be· cause she says that people with eating dllorden do have a chronic u.i.ne.. an addictJon. "The definition of addiction is: when you don't have lt you tet'I bad, when you have it, you don't feel good.u She aald that the three aspects of addiction -early high toler- ance, withdrawal when the aubetance is removed and craving for the substance even after withdrawal -are displayed by people with eating disorders. · During the four-to six-week program, the patient is hospital·. lzed and put on an "abelinenc."l'" diet, i.e., a diet excluding sugar and refined carbohydrates. "Sugar does different thmgs to; us than it does to normal people," she explained. Hollis said that she warns· patients in advance that it w on'( be easy. • "We teU them that you're going. to have to do without your best. friend -food." . This"loveaffair with food" also. has to end if the treatment is to be successful. said Hollis. "Our goal is to let them have a sane relationship with food." She said to do this, life changes are. necessary, and for this reason the patient's family is involved in the. treatment. For further infonnation, call CareUnit Hospital at (213) 295-6441. BULLETIN BOARD Old fashioned yuletide program set in Laguna The Laguna Beach Chamber of c.ommerce and the Laguna Beach Arts Commission are holding an old fashioned Christmas beginning at 5 p.m. Friday. The good times will start at Santa's Houae, located next to the kiosk on Forest Ave. Santa will make a grand entrance at 5:30 p.m. to Christ.mas tunes played by the Thurston Junior High band. Afterward, people will divide up into groups and stroll around the city singing carols. Merchants in the business district will stay open until 9 p.m., serving refreshmen~ and offering door prizes. Holiday tension. topic of seminar South Coast Medical Cent.er will be sponsor a free commwuty J>l'OIPWD called "Surviving the Holidays with a Smile" Dec. 6 at 7 :30 p.m . at Deerfield c.ommunity Park, 55 Deerwood West, Irvine. Guest speaker Eleanor little, a social worker with the mental health unit at South Coast Medical Center, will offer practical tips for coping with the many tensions that accompany the holiday season. To register. call 660-3814. Police auction slated for Newport Newport Beach police will auction off bicycles, jewelry and other unclaimed goods at 9 a.m. Saturday. The auction will take place at the Newport Beach Police Department, 870 Santa Barbara. Cuban artist's works a\ HB Library The works of Cuban artist Viredo Espinosa will be on display next month in the Aaaociates' Gallery of the Huntington Beach Library. Espinosa, who left hia native country during the revolution, has exhibited his paintings in Las Vegas, New York, Miami and Santa Barbara. A reception will be held in the artist's honor at the library Dec. 9 from 7to 9 p.m. arrangemen~. ~==~~~~~~~~~====~========================~ 44 Faahlon Island N~rtBeoch 714/644-5070 ... having a trad1L1onal chri5trrias 1001 ~stwood Blud. Weatwood VIiiage 213/208-3273 ·Vtctonon ht~ collar blou912, pa.plum st,ytq, 'W'OOl cobla. cardi~ oox pltz.oUzd flannz\· tar tan slmt. dcx:mey and bourk¢ Mrflq.~5 ~lda.r bog 525 South Lolce Aue. ~ 213/304-9333 •• . ( .. A4 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, November 28, 1983 TOii OF THI lllWS NATION Holiday auto deaths down from 1982 toll By .._ A110elate4 Pre11 Traffic accident.a in the United Stat.et claimed 340 lives over the Iona Thankagivina holiday weekend. The counting period extende<I from 6 p.m. Wedneeday to midnight Sunday local time. The National Safety Council h.ad eetimated that traffic deatha over the four-day weekend would be between 400 and 500, about the ume u for a non-holiday four-day weekend at thta time of year. During the Thankagiving weekend a year -ao. authorities reported 417 traffic deatha. Glenn leads over Mondale WASHINGTON -Sen. John Glenn ap- pears to be closing the gap with Walter F. Mondale in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to the latest Gallup poll. The poll, conducted Oct. 21-24 in 300 locations nationwide, said that former vice president Mondale leads Glenn, D-Ohio, 34 percent to 23 percent among 638 Democrats interviewed. Stapleton still closed DENVER -A miffed Australian vowed never to return, a Bostonian said, "I don't know where to go." They were among the hundreds of would-be travelers whoee travels halted Sunday at Stapleton International Airport when it shut down becaUle of snow-clogged runways. The airport wu still shut down today. White H'euse barrier up WASHJNdroN -Sand-filled dump trucks remained stationed at one gate to the White Hou.e today. the first day of buaineaa since Pre.ident Reagan returned from a Thanksgiving holiday in California. Three trucks were parked outside the aouthweet gate to the White Houae grounds. STATE Desert cycle battle vowed LOS ANGELES -The Sierra Club says it will renew court efforts to ban mo-iorcyc;Ung in the Mojave De9ert after dirt bikers cut a weekend swath through virgin terrain on a motocroea race to Nevada. "The land was sacrificed," said Southern C.alifornia Sierra Club spokesman Jim Dodlon after more than 1,050 cyclists raced on the desert for the fint time since 1974 in a 140-mile run Saturday from the Alvord area to Sloan, Nev. Name that star 'rip-ofI' LOS ANGELFS -Hitching the family name to a star for a fee is a "rip-off" and can't be done, despite ads offering such memorials as holiday gifts, a group of astronomers says. "Anyone who aenda money to such an organiza- tion might do as well throwing the fee down a black bole in space," said Andrew Fraknoi, apokesman for the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Boys on cliff rescued ARCADIA -Five teen--ae boys who became stranded while climbing a steep bluff were saved when campers heard their calla for help and alerted police. The teens, all from TerJ\ple City, were nsued in darkness Sunday aft.er they became stranded about 2~ to 300 feet along a vertical climb in a city wilderne. park, said Jerry Newcomb of the Sierra Madre Search and Reecue Team. WORLD 53 die in Nigeria crash LAGOS, Nigeria -A Nigerian Airways jet on a domestic flight caught fire and crashed Monday into a farm near an airport in aouthern Niaeria, killing at leut 53 people, the NigeJ"i&r\ Newa Agency reported. The pilot and at least 17 others on the flight survived the crash of the Fokker F-28 aircraft, the news agency said. The ex.act number of people on the flight wu not immediately known, but the news .gency said about 77 people bad boarded the plane. · Protests in Philippines .• MANILA, Philippine. -Police aid today • · they would file charge. aaainlt 27 people arreeted durtna. day-long protests and ~ttered riotinC by anti-pemment demonstraton mark-lnc llain opposition lNder Benipo Aquino'• 5 lst . • 61rtNliy:-Sunday'• d:emonitratlon1 'wen! the- lawt in alma9t daily protests in the capt.al and in provinces since the Aug. 21 .._...nation of l>re.kient Ferdinand E. Marcot' chief political :: rival. . .: London gold rush begins ; LONOON -ScQtland Yard uked police to · check docb, a1rpor1I and traih stations today to • panl ap1Jwt any a«empt to lmug)e out, three tom of aokl. worth $37 .5 million, stolen by mMked &.ndita in Britain'• btgpst robbm y. Qndr. Frank Cater, head of Scotland Yard'1 ny1na Squ.d robblt: y unit. Mid the e.eoo 801c1 ban were marked with a refiner's stamp and •rial number, rnakJ.na it likely the robben _ would melt ~ down or try to srnuale them at.o.d. Killer storm ·paralyzes Middle West Rescuers comb the wreckage of a Colombian jetliner .for bodies after {/#--- the plane crashed near the Madrid airport,, killing 183 people. Last air crash bodies sought 'Black box' recovery will help pinpoint cause of Spain tragedy MADRID, Spain (AP) -An in,vestigation into the fiery crash of an,Avianca airliner that killed 183 people could last months but officiala said the recovered "black box" might help determine what caused Spain's eecond-worst air- line disaster. arrive here today to help in the 1investigation. burst into flames five miles t of Madrid's Barajas airport at 04 a.m. Sunday. The crash wu one of the 10 wont in aviation ,hiatory. I Sunday, relatives filed past the 'remains of scores of unidentified Relcue operations continued today as three large cranes moved parts of the Boeing 747 wreckage while aearchers looked foe .even bodies still miaaing, civil defenae officiala aaid. The search was called off Sunday night after 175 bodies had been found. §ctims laid out in a makeshift rgue Sunday at a Madrid airport hangar. A funeral Maas 81 said in hanger and it was tended by several hundred people, many of them relatives of the victims. Only 11 of the 194 people aboard -including 170 pueen- t1en. 20 working crew and four Iott-duty airline employees - ved the acddent, airport ficiala said. Four of the IW'Vivon re in serious condition. Modesto Augusto Gomez Rico, the special judge named to in- lvesUgate the crash, said identifi- cation of the bodies wquld take at "It was like I wu in another 1world, '' said Carmen Novoa de !Gorlich, 31, of Venezuela, who et1Caped with minor injuries. Police said they found her rushing away from the flaming wreckage ,and crytna "747, 747." Transportation Minlster Enrique Baron said a commission :compoeed Avianca and Boeing Co. lofficiala, along with repreeenta- •tives from France, W•t Germany and Colombia, was scheduled to lleast 10 days. · "It is a difficult job," be said, "because most of the bodies are .charred.'' 1 The Colombian airliner, on a '!light from Paris to Bosota. Col- ombia, smashed into a hilly area · "It w• all ao fast .that It waa 1impoeaible to explain," ahe said later at a hospjtal. Nuclear summit idea gains Trudeau encouraged by Chinese prime minister's views on talks PEKING (AP) -Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau met with his Chinese counterpart, Zhao Ziyang, today and said he was "very encouraged'' by the responae to hia plan for the five nuclear powers to convene a summit on nuclear proliferation. Trudeau said the Chinete liked the idea, although they felt the more urge.nt problem waa effective negotiations between the two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union. The Canadian leader, breaking away from the Commonwealth Nations Conference in India, i.e to9ee China's No. 1 leader, 79-year-old Deng Xiaoping, Tuesday morning before flying back to New Delhi for the conclusion of the conference. Trudeau's plan calla on leaders of the five major nuclear powers -the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Britain and France -to meet early next year to aet &lobal limits on nuclear weaponry. He is ai.o urging a new commitment to non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, progre91 on ba1ancini .a>nventional forces and a ban on anti-181elli~ weapons in apace.- He said Zhao was "supportive of the effort to aolidify the issue and to inject new political energy into the aearch for peace between East and West particularly ... Later in a toast at a banquet in Trudeau's honor at the Great Hall of the People, Zhao sue.ed China'• focus on the U.S .-Soviet rivalry 81 "the root cau.e of the current world tension." Having been to Peking, London and Paris. Trudeau, 64, told reporters he wants "further time to reflect" on whether it would be Uleful to ~viait Moecow or Washington. The 41 c.ommonwealth leaders voted Sunday to give general backing to Trudeau'• initiative, but avoided specific support for hia goal of aetting up a a summit. Instead, Commonwealth leaders called on the United States and the Soviet Union to reswne a "dialogue" on nuclear miaailee. "At this time of crisis, we believe it to be imperative that the Soviet Union and the United States ahould 1wrunon up the political vision of a wodd in which their nations can live in~,'' the group's statement said. Lebanon leaders taking peace proposal to Syria TRIPOLI, Lebanon (AP) -A delegation of civic leaders left Tripoli today for talks in Syria aimed at evacuating warring Palestinian cuerrtl.lu from their city to avoid further blood- shed. The delegation, led by Mayor Aabir Dayeh, will be trytnc to speed up arnnaementa to remove both Palestine Libera- tion OrpniuUon cbalr- man Y ueer Arafat's loy- alist filhten and rebel ,uerri1.lu fnJm Leb9- non11...-ond iara-tdiy. Malcinl the trip to Dam- UCUI are politidanl, labor 1-den and bull- nemnen. In Bel.nlt, the U.S. Marine b9e at the inter- national airport waa at- tacked twice durfna the night, and Marinea fired beck at a nearby build- lnc. Marine 1poketman Maj. Omnia Broolca uid today. Thett ~re no CMUAIUee or major dul-aee in ~ two •n.cb. the other at daybreak, he said. He said the first attack involved a rocket -pr o p e lled grenade and small anns fire directed at the touthern edge of the bue from a nearby building.He did not in- dicate who the attackers were but said the Marines returned small arms and machine gun fire . In the aecond attack, he said, two artillery rounds hit the airport runway. He aid the Marines were not sure where the shella came from. BJ..._ A.IMda ... Preu A blluard bu.1ld1na snowdrift.a up to n1M ,_t hJah virtually ahut down the mlddle of the nation today, •trandlna thouaandl of travelen and nWna the death toll from two anowaionna in a week to 56. Two-foot mows driven by ~-mph winds and the wind chill u low u 40 degrees below r.ero made travel llC1'09 the repm impcmible t.h.ia morning. Authoridee c1oeed major highway. acre:. leYen 1tatea,includinaColorado, WyomiJla, Kansas, N~ bruka, South Dakota, Minneeota and Iowa. Drttt.a were up to nine feet high in 10Uthwt!S1ern Nebruka, eisht feet and western Kansas and about four feet near the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. With snow mcattered from Oklahoma and Colorado to the Great Lakes t.h.ia morning, the weather aervice said, "It cannot be emphasized enough that this is a dangerous winter storm. People should be prepared for the worst when attempting any travel during the next 24 hours." Temperatures were near r.ero 8Cl'Oll western South Dakota and Wyoming with lows of 8 below recorded at A1amou and Gurumon, Colo. Thousands of travelen, many returnin8 1.rom Thankagiving viaita, sought overnight lodgina in motels, truck stope and emer~ ahelten maR¥-- forced to bed down on floon. Power lines were downed by ice, airporta were clmed and c1-at 1ehoola and universities were canceled for today. "'There ~t isn't anythina goiJll on out there becau.e you plain can't move," said a diapetcher for the Nebraska State Patrol t.h.ia morning. National Guard armories were opened for stranded travelen in the Nebraska towns of Sidney, Opllala and York. Three churhces in Oglalla ai.o opened their doors. Sjoux Falla, s.D., waa at a standstill with a foot of new snow whipped into hip-high drifta atop a layer of llick ice. n>e bJowina mow clmed atreeta u IOOll • they were plowed and authorities asked everyone to stay home except in emergencies. 1be airport was cloeed. Snowplows were aent out to re9CUe motoriata and puaengers from a bus that alid off a highway west of Yankton, S .D. Reagan, Israel chief meet on Syria threat WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzbak Shamir held the first of two meetinp aimed at atrengt.hening ties between their two countries and deciding how to confront a "threat to peilce" poeed by Syria in the Middle F.ut today. Shamir told reporters afterward.he and Reagan "had a very friendly and good conversation" that will be continued Tue9day. ''Thia ia a meeting between aood frienda," a ...Uor State Depertment offidal Mid of Shamir'• visit, being given a high profile by the Reagan ac:lministratiQn. He said the trip comes at a time when relations are "very good and when both sides want them to be better." Wednesday, No.,,ber 30 thru Sunday, December ' Oalty: 10am-2pm and 3pm-7pm Sunday: 10am-5pm Beach Boulevard, WESTMINSTER Harbor Boulevard, COSTA MESA Magnolla Street, HUNTINGTON BEACH Camino De Eatr.U.. SAN CLEMENTE ~c:::m-•• THE PORTRAIT PLACE ------------------.. one ~fore ml!1"1ght and ' ' c J Parade includes wackiest walkers LOS ANGELES (AP) -Par- adee. akJ tripe, marathons and a deeert bike race were waya that Southern Callfomlana found to work off Thankagivtna calorie. and uaher ln the Chriatmu 8eUon ln pleasant holiday weather. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 28, 1983 Japan's students better at figures LOS ANGELES (AP) -The averaae Japaneee hiah achoo! etudent it better at mathematicl t.Mn 99 out of 100 typical Ameri- can high school students, acX:ord· lna to a new 1tudy that tested youths from both nationa. When only the top American studenta teeted were compared with the top Japanese, the Ameri- cana fared even wone. On the aame math teet, only one in 1,000 U.S. atudentaacored as high as the top 10 percent of the Japaneee. 8Choolera tend to score at or slightly above the national aver-aae on atandardized U.S. per- formance teeta, and thua could be considered a repretentative um· ple of American 1tudenta. He noted that at lhe urging of U.S. advisers after World War D, lhe Japaneee developed a "~ education" system baaed on thd American model, which attemptl to get as many students aa J>(*ibl~ to finiah high achool. But here, too; Japan has surpaued the United States, he said. ; For the fourth COflleCUtive day, akJ runs at Snow Summit near Bia Bear Lake were sold out and traffic was "bumper to bumper," said P.J . Jost, an infonnation official at the ski resort. Snow-hungry skiers "are all over the place," said Lisa Schmitt, 27, a telephone operator at Bis Bear Lake. ABC's nuclear war telecast 'The Day After' was victim of Doo Dah .......... celebrants during Sunday's parade in downtown Pasadena. The findings were baaed on a national mathematics exam de- veloped by the F.ducational Tes· ting Service of Princeton, N.J ., and liven to a random sample of 9,582 llUnoia high achool students in 1981. The same test was given to a random sample of 1. 700 Japaneee high school students. About 90 percent of Japaneee' studenta graduate Crom hign !IChool. compared with about 7S percent ln the United States. · Multinational studies alao have ranked Japan's educational sya~ tem higher than other develoiieq nations'. • In Pasadena, the irreverent teVenth annual Doo Dah Parade -a spoof of ~e Tournament of Roees -drew about 50,000 to watch the p recision crutch-walkers, the Unknown Shoppers performing drilla with shopping carts and _ the Texas ..... Actor George Peppard gives thumbs up sign as he leads 52nd annual Hollywood Christmas Parade. Chainsaw Maaaacre 1Jril1 Team, which twirled bloody meat bones lnto the air like batons. The Doo Dah Parade had a decidedly nuclear theme -14 cone-headed Mutant Queens marched ln wedding drelles, and the "Citlzena Right to Bare Arms" held mannequin arma aloft. In the 84th annual Hollywood Chrlltmaa Parade along Holly- wood and Sunaet boulevards, more than 800,000 saw an ex- travaganza which included do:zena of movie and television stars, lncludlng grand manhal George Peppatd'. More than 100,000 came out for the ninth annual F.aat Los Angeles Christmas Parade, which featured actor Ricardo Montalban and Mayor Tom Bl'adley. Rene Enriquez of NBC-TV's "Hill Street Blues," appeared in both parades and was grand manhal for the East Los Angeles march. Authorities reported no arrests at either march, sheriff's Deputy Sheldon Bloomfield said. "What a great way to get into the feeling of Christmas," ex- claimed actor Ted McGlnley of "Happy Daya" as he rode down Sunset Boulevard. In Griffith Park, KNBC-TV sponsored its foUrth annual Peacock Run, a 6.2-mile race. Entry fees were eannarked for the California Special Olympics, athletic competitions for the handicapped. - KNBC epokeswoman Renee Nauone !laid 2,000 showed up for the run which started at the Los Angeles Zoo. Near the Mojave Desert town of Barstow, 100 miles northeast of Los Angeles, 1,056 motorcyclists roared off Saturday for Laa Vegas 140 miles away, after en- vironmentaliata had kept the race from being held for nine yean. Dan Smith, 20, of Vlsalia, won the event iri 3 ~ houn. But the long holiday weekend took agrim toll on state highways. The California Highway Patrol tallied 42 traffic deaths as of Saturday. Almalt 1,300 motorists were arrested for investigation of drunken driving, CHP Officer Bill Grutzius said. The study, lhe first in more than a decade that directly com- pares American and Japanese studenta, found the performance gap between the nations growing. Other recent comparisons, in- cluding thoee cited by President Reagan's National Commission on Excellence in F.ducation, were baaed 1965 tests. "It has really gotten much wone since then," aaid Herbert Walberg, the urban education profeeeor at the University of lllinola who led the study. "The Japane9e students have improved since the 1960s, and our studenta have gone downhill." Walberg said Illinois high ln lhe last 12-nation study ot mathematics, published in 1967i Japanese teen-agers ranked first~ American students were ninth. A 1970 study of science in 13 nations also found Japanese stu~ dents first, while American teel'l.$ were seventh. "Math is clearly their (Japan's). strong suit, but I do think th~ evidence ahows we're_ falling further and further behlnd," said. Stanford University educatio'l Professor Michael Kirst, who also has studied Japanese schools. Researchers cite several reaso~ for Japan's educational achieve- ment. · New weather theory erupts Scientists blame weird global change on volcanos, not El Nino : LA JOLLA (AP) -Two ldentiats at Scripps Institution of Oceanograpy believe world-wide weather abnonnallties are the result of volcanic eruptions rather than the warm ocean current phenomenon called El Nlno. The ldentiata, Francia Shepard and Gerald Kuhn, hope to support their theory within a few months, when they expect the impact on weather from a major 1982 eruption ln Mexico to be felt. El Nlno is the name for a periodic wann ocean cu.rrent that flows in the opposite direction of normal equatorial Pacificcurrenta. It is UIOciated with major changes ln ocean food ch.aim and global weather pattema that in the past year have caused catastrophic events around lhe world. Kuhn uid El NinoCWTenta appear to be only one of the aberrant weather phenomena affected by the gases produced in volcanic eruptiona. In the three months before the El Chichon eruption in Mexico last year. record low temperatures were recorded in the Midwest, and temperatures arowid the nation were considerably lower than nonnal. Shepard and Kuhn have studied U.S. Weather Service records dating back to 1871 and have discovered thBt immediately before and for months after major volcanic eruptions, weather patterns change greatly. The scjentists speculate that major eruptions, from Krakatoa in 1883 to recent volcanic activity in Indonesia, have produced clouds of sulfuric gases that, in turn, have produced aerosol layers in the earth's upper atmosphere. Thoae layers block the sun's rays and trap heat reflected from the Earth's crust, resulting in record rainfall, cold spel.la, heat and aridity, often in areas cloee to each other, they said. BIRTHS Bitteri1ess marks SF march HOAG mAL HOIPfTAl Mel!IGllMI I Mt. and Mrs. Rldlerd Wlllnef. IMne. boy Mr. and Mn. 1<ettn v-cttey. Coeta Mela, all1 Mt. and Mn. J.lfr.-y Jolley. 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Aldwd Smith, Cotta ....... boy Mr and MR. Ara Kanca. Laguna Nlgull.glr1 NeZI IU 11 Mr. and MR. Edwerd Luek"'O. COila MIN. boy Mr. and Mn. ,,.,,.. Ctcconl, NNpott ....... boy ... ii llf11 Mr. and Mf'a, YMMI ~. COrON dal .... boy Mr. Incl..,., Gregory AnMtrong, lAOllM NIIMI. bor Jtlr, Incl Mn. Mlchaal w ...... Hunltngtofl ..... gll1 . . Mr. and Mre. Robert Famewortll. Fountain V...,, boy Mr. and Mra. WIMlam Swart1, CoetaMeaa.glrl ... ......... Mr. and Mra. John Stlt'llng, Hunl· lngton Beedl. boy Mt. and Mre. Jan Vand«llOol, Newpott BMcll. boy . Mr. and Mre. ~enoe Bouc:tMr, CoetaMeaa,boy Mr. and Mr1. Oenni1 Fitzgerald, Huntington a.en. twin boyl Mr. and Mra. WMtlam Hanaon, ea.ca MIN. glr1 Mr. and Mr1. Matt~ Latteri.tlo, CoetaMeaa,glrl Mr. and Mrs. David Aldridge, Coeta Meaa. gtr1 ........... ,. Mr. and Mrs. Joae Mantilla. lrvlne, boy Mr. and Mr•. AN Aleta/la, Corona det Mer. girt ............ Mr. and M,... w~ Garcia. Huntington a.en. glrl .......... 11 Mr. and Mrs. 8nic. Miiier. ll'Ylne. boy Mr. and Mra. Randall EttcMon, lrvlne. girt fOUMTAIN VAL.UY C~MOll'ITAL. ...... , .... ,. Mr. aoct Mra.. Aaron-s.tionte, Coata Mee.. boy ......... 14 Mr. and Mre. J9fft.-y Murray. Huntington Beec:h, glr1 Mr. and Mr1. J-l<lngaland, Huntington Beech, girt Mr. and Mre. Timothy Aoblnaon, w .. tmlnlt«. girt Mr. and Mra. Pila Vue. W•t· mlnat«. glr1 Mr. and Mrs. Marlo Subia, W•t- mlnt1er, twin boyl ......... 11 Mr. and Mr1. l<-'ll Matloelc, W•tmlnetet, boy Mr. and yr.. St~ Simko, Hunt· lngton ~.boy ~,..,,. Mr • .-ci rs. Gary Sartla. Hunt· lngton a.di. gift NeCll~lh " Mr. and Mra. Alc:erdo lertoldo . IMM,boy Mr. and Mra. t.a.18 ~. Hunttnaton leedl. boy Mr. MCI MrL ~ Gf'tffln. Hunt- lnOtOn Beedl. boy ... ". Mr. and ..,.. ...,. Berger, IMne. boy Mr. and Mra. De'llld .... '°""'" taln Vellflf, boy Mr. Md .... ~ Aodl1gum.. W....111! .... ,boy • and ...,.. niom. Danit•. on laecl'I, PSYCHOTHERAPIST ASSOCIATE NIED ED ORANGE COAST MD OFFICE Mail Resume To: MD P.O. 8ox 8292 Newport Beach, CA 92660 Slain mayor, supervisor·lauded; freedom for killer criticized SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The annual vigil for alain Mayor George Moecone and Supervt.or Harvey Mill< drew several thousand marchers on the fifth anniversary of their shooting deaths ln a candle-lit march tinged with bittemesa about lhe upcoming release of their convicted aaaaaln. "The killer's going free! The killer's going free," two men chanted brielly as marchen carrying white candles made their way down Market Street to City Hall where Dan White shot the two politicians to death on Nov. 27, 1978 . White, found guilty on two counts of voluntary manslaughter in May 1979, la 1eheduled to be paroled in January from a sentence of aeven years, eight montha. The Justice Department last week rejected the idea of retrying White on federal grounds, saying there isn't ~gh evidence to charge him with violating the civil righta of politicians. The annual vigils have drawn as many aa 7,000 people. but deputy police Chief George Einill said th.la Her stranded liorse now on right track year's crowd was the smallest he had aeen. There were no arresta. Although each of the five marches has been peaceful, the event raites fears of violence becauae of the "White Night" riot when thousands of people stormed Oty Hall and aet police cars afire City Hall protesting what they regarded aa a light sentence for the killer. "It makes you angry to think about White," said Paul Abatello as he set out on th~march from the Castro District, a gay enclave where Milk la revered aa the city's first avowed homoeexual auperviaoc. "I think it'• outrageous that IOl'llebody poor could spend 10 yean in jail for robbery or dnmk driving, buttomebody (like White) would only spend five years ln jail for two murders," said Tim Jones. 34 . The length of White'• 9ellt.ence, reduced by time served before trial and good behavior, la "d..ialuating," Susan Kegeles said. "I can't believe eomebody can get out (of pri8on) after killing two men in cold blood and eomebody can spend yean in prilOn for a robbery," she said. "rm not really part of the gay community here, but it lioesn't make any difference. u Hector Romor, 39, cloeed his eyes for a moment when asked if he remembered the situation at the time. "Oh ye1J," he said. "I think it's very sad . "I don't think there will be any rest for him a. ....... getting out -I think he's going to have guilt 80 bad Gay marcher Timothy Hough holds SAN FERNANOO (AP) Like the help'-he's not going to be able to live any ptlace ln the • • -~~ world," Romor said. up candle dur1na commemoration. damsel ln diatrea, Jan McCorkle's hol'9e Geronimo e was pinned on the railroad t.racka with the 5:15 ,----------1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:--bearing down on it. I But then along came the Los Angeles County Fi.re Department to the reecue. McCorkle was ridi.na Sunday about 5 p.m. when her plnto suddenly bolted and r9ICed onto a railroad trestle. Its hooves slipped through the railroad ties and the animal unlt to ita belly, itl lep dangJiJ1I underneath the awpended tl'Mtle. The fire department, after aettina a veterinarian to sedate the l.mmobWaed hone with a tranquilbiel' gun, airlifted the hone via helJcopter to a nearby parking lot, said fire apokemnan Jim Wells. The bUuft accident forced two tra1na to be delayed but wu clMred up ln time to allow the 6:45 p.m. Amtrak to pas. Wells said the hone survived the ordeal with flytnc colon._ _) • Cll ... ~-ltlm llfdJHO'- FAllDS INStUICE ... +tt ow.._,......,, ~ ..... c:.. 6'1·7740 . THROUGH DECl!MBER 11TH BAR·B·Q .QtyQe Datlclous Blrt>eque Style Me=Beef Ribs and a helelftt -of QOlder1 in frrih Mes. Served • tasty gar11c toast Ind ctm of soup or Sllad. I L I I I I I ~• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday. November 28. 1983 MAILBOX Trustee promises open sessions To the F.dltor: Your Thanksgiving Day edi- tortal ("Laurela for Wataon, Worries for District") was particu- larly auspicious on the last day of offlce for three trustees of the Coast Conununity College Dis- trict. It waa timely that Chancellor Wataon. well known in state and national educational circles, should in his home territory be recognlt.ed for his contributions to conununity college education and to our own community. More than any single man. Wal80n has established a reputation for breadth of innovation in our district. His impact over the last two decades leaves a legacy which will challenge any successor. Your worries about the district are premature, however. I believe that the precipitate actions of the outgoing board which you call "undemocratic" and "rotten" may in fact have confirmed the man- date of the electorate to restore fi8cal responsibility and personal integrity to the management of the d.iatrict. Former board presi- dent Gandy's two-week junket through_ the Orient taken at the expense of a collBOrtium to which the district pays substania.l dues should cause the new board to review all of the costly member- ships the d.iatrict buys. In ad- dition, such travel by an official afw being turned out by the voters should cause the board carefully to review all travel by district penonnel. Does a com- munity college really need to spend millions to send its people away. from Orange County and· away from California? Of course, I speak only for myself on this first day of my term as trustee, but one distinguished local educator has pointed out that even one new member mea.kes it a whole new boa.rd. Three new members imply the dawn of a new era. With the dawn will come the sunshine of open communication and public llC!'Utiny of board action. Conaiatent with this sunahine policy I shall move at lhe fintmeetingoftheboardonDec. 7 to retlCind the contracts created in aecret aesaion. Retsponaible board action in the future must be illuminated by open meetinp ln which all interested per90ns may attend and be heard. The preeent tiny board room without adequate seating, vision or sound system implies a secretivenea inconsis- tent with open communication and mutual trust. It would be irresponsible for the reform members of the board to confirm unprecedented extended contracts as a reward to an admin.istratfon which crippled teac.hing in the district by lhe layoff of nearly 100 faculty. Hiring a competent Chancellor would be nearly impcmible lf he or she were faced with an en- trenched bureaucracy in which no executive could be removed for years. In fact, most administrators with whom I have spoken aeem ready and willing to work with the new board to restore excel- lence in education to our d.iatrict. I am filled with hope for the years to come as faculty and adminis- tration pull together once again to provide the best poaible educa- tion to all of the student citizens of the Coast Colleges. CONRAD A. NORDQUIST Costa Mesa Preserve quality·and KOCE To the Editor: I would like to cautiously offer my congratulations to Annando Ruiz, Nancy Pollard and Conrad Nordquist. the trus1ee&-elect in the Coast Community College District. In concurrence with the editorial in the Daily Pilot Nov. 10. I, too, urge you to consider the long-term ramifications of major decisions you will be making and to weigh their impact on all of us. It would be a seriously detrimen- tal precedent to abort 10 years of progress in an effort to fulfill ahort-sighted campaign promises made primarily to teachers who may be afraid of losing their jobs and to Bill Honig supporters who have a mi.lconatrued notion of what back-to-basics means. I voted for state Superintendent of Public Instruction Bill Honig because recommitment to quality ia exactly what the system needs; he ia dead right. However. to take bis philoeophy of common sense and foresight "to the college level" .OO translate it inaccurately to mean a retreat to an antediluvian mode of teaching is incredible. To threaten the future of KOCE. televised cl.aaees and Coastline College is as cle arly anti-educational as shooting an endange r e d spec ies i s anti-ecological. U we can't count on you to protect, or try to protect, all our educational re90urces, where are we to tum? The importance of public tele- vision in community education is as real as the impact of computers on the business world. Whether or not television reinforces what is taught . in the classroom is, to a frightening degree. in your hands. Given you know the alternatives on television. I find lt alarming to read in the newspapers that your intentiona are to abandon the broader application of community education in favor of taking up the cross teachers have to bear. Isn't job security for teachers some- body else's primary concern, like the teachers' union? It seems, to some members of the community, that you are more interested in teachers' interests than ours and for the wrong reasons. You seem to be using your new status, and a faction of the community, to justify thumbing your noee(s) at the chancellor at our experwe. KOCE is a 90W'Ce of community enrichment and, it aeema to me, lt is your job to promote and protect any educational reeou.ree that contributes to that goel. There are people in the community who cannot get to a college campus for cla89es for various reuona, who count on Coaatllne College and its cl.uees. How can you talk of educational excellence on the one hand and disavow it on the other. I don't understand that. Believe me, no one knows better than I that educational excellence begin.a ln the claaaroom with competent teachers in control and with receptive, responsive stu- dents in a position to learn, but it does not end there. Members of thiadiatrtct are well aware that YOU-have problems to solve and obligations to meet. However, please, pleaae. do not 90lve your problems at our ex- pense. PATRICIA HARRIS Student Orange Coast College l. M. Boyd /Sun Belt? Alaska's Anchorage recorded a snowfall during the winter of 1983 exaetly half lhe 142 inches that fell in Ari:zona's ~ta.ff. · If you're going to have mice, ·take your pick -either house mice oc wood mice. They won't ;live in lhe same place. scalp of the average redhead. It's about a third aa many words. too, aa the word8 in a typicaJ J18per- back novel. The record lhows one Domink? Latham of Sydney, Auatralla, spent all his money to go to England, there to prove he WU "llie legJUmal.e ~ t.o a1JanJnetcy. One physician in five -world-He proved it, too. And took.hiueat 'wide -practices in the Soviet. in the House of LordL Then he . Union. went beck to Au.tnlfa and lliined up for public welfare. · ' It'1 estimated the aver&I'! per· )On 1peab 31,500 worda a day. !That'• only about a third as many ; 'Wordl .,.-there are hairs on the ORANGE COAST lailyPilat U.S. law COW1a apend matt than hall their time handl1ni ~ involving can. H.Lldtw..U• "'*"'* Soviets resist Pershing power WASHINGTON The Kremlin has spent millions of rubles trying to atop deployment of lhe 572 U.S. missiles that are going to Western Europe. fn what a Democratic arms analyat called a "hysterical" reaction, the Soviet Union has threatened everything from a walkout at the Geneva diaarmament tallu to a nuclear confrontation like the Cuban mils- .i)e crisia 21 years ago. The reaaon is clear: The Per- shing II missUes in West Gennany and the ground-launched crui8e mialiles in Britain will give the United States and its NATO allies a more effective deterrent. If the Soviets were to start a European war, J'OOll of the important targets in lhe Soviet Union -including Moecow -would be within range for devastating retaliatory salvos. A top-tecret NA TO document obtainedbymyU90CiateDaleVan Atta spells out the situation in stark percentages: Q -Ja-1:1_1_11-11-11-1 -~ "A 1,500-kilometer (milaile) system would place at risk from (West Gennany) 65 percent of the hlgh-priority targets" identified by NA TO leaden in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. The Pershing Ila have a range of l ,500 kilometen (930 miles). "A 2,500-kilometer syatem baaed in the United Kinadom could potentially place at risk approximately 87 percent of the high-priority targets, including Moecow ltaelf.'' The crui8e mia- ils now bein8 deployed in Britain have a range of 2,500 kilometers (1,550 miles). The top-secret document notes that NATO has compiled a liat of "more than 2,500 high-priority military targets" that would be reachable by the intennedi- ate-range nuclear m1ISilea now beinl placed in Western Europe. "Of theee, about tw~thirda are located in the non-Soviet Warsaw Pact (nations) and the remaining one-third in lhe Soviet Union." The docwnent ~ on to aay that ''there are many additional military targets in the western Soviet Union which are not in- cluded In the European high-priority target lilt; for in- stance, ICBMs (intercontinental bal.Ustic milailes) and heavy bomber hues.'' Theee are on the target U.t for U.S. stniegic nu- clear foroee. "There are a large number -in e~ of 25,000 -of economic infrutructure targets which are included in the European Target Data Inventory," the report adds. "Such lnstallationa hiatorically have not been . tarfeted by (NATO) forcee, althou&fl ~are not excluded . .. Similar targets would today be struck by (U.S .-bued) forces durlna a gen- eral nudear respo1•.'' An arma analyst explained why the Soviets' shrill reapome to deployment of eo-ca1.led "theater" rnilllles in We9tem FA1rope ii considered an ovel'l"NllC1ion: The nwnber of nuclear warbeadl NA TO i.a deploying ii llDall com- pared to the number of priority targets in F.utem Europe and the Soviet Union. Both the analyst and hi&h Pentagon IOW"OeS are bettina that. for all their bluster, the SoYieta will be quite willing to rellWDe a.nm neaotiationa a11er the~lhinea and crui.le mjwi1e1. are in place. They point out that d\e Kremlin can.not have foraotten that the moat important anm-limitation treaties -the 1972 SALT I and a.ociated anti-bellMtic mimiJe acreemmta -_..-.OU-ted and raliftedby a~ administration in *1l elect.ion year. Def eat nukes with technology By DAN MONT ANO Much of the nation tuned-in Sunday night to watch "The Day After" a gnJe90lne portrayal of a nuclear holocaust and its effect on a once peaceful middle-American town. Many questions have been raised by the film, .not the least of which is: Can we let the media continue to pursue its own politi- cal agenda, without regard to fact.a or responsible judgment? The airing of a film ao violent in content daring prime time is certainly a valid criticism. The fact that the film deliberately rep- reae.nta President Reagan and his policies as a catalyst in the making of a nuclear war is pure edi,. torialization, bued more on the theory of what makes good horror movies than on what makes good doc:\lmentary style. "Still, the most pertinent ques- tion to be asked is n1ore 1erious. What can we, the American people, do to prevent our oblitera- tion from the face of the earth? Now that millions of Americans are busy trying to calm their own fears, and at the same time, erue the nightmares of their children, what action are we to take? Not a word in "The Day After" ad- dte99es this problem. The viewer is made to feel powerleea in the face of lhe apocalyp1e. Nothing oould be further from the truth. On March 23, President Re.gan presented the morally upstanding, militarily aound and econom1cally feasible propoaal for the end of th.la nuclear madneta when he announced, "wouldn't it be better to save lives than to avenge lhem." What the President waa refer- ring to waa the constrUCtion of a strategic defen1e system bued partially in 1pece and a1IO on earth. The system could be built to protect the entire free world and at reuonable cost. Finally. the technology to build such a system is not in the d.iatant future, rather, it is available today. The reaction of most lcientiata to this proposal has been a.I.most unanimoualy enthusiuUc. By ef- fectively creating a ''ahield" over the free world, the advantaae to offensive firepower would be virtually eliminated. Real reduc- tions could be easily neaotiated. Who then stands in the way of such a glorious aolution to our problem? The answer ia surpris- ing. The very same people who claim that we must have an immediate nuclear freeze, regard- less of the coat to our defeme. are the people who object to lhe building of such a system. For the put 25 year1, America has embarked on a strategy called "mutual uaured-deatruction" (MAD). This strategy made it necellal')' to have no defeme &g&Ulll nuclear auack what- eoever, but rather to count on the threat of total retaliation todet.er a Soviet attack. The reault of this posture ia the predicament we face today. The civilian population of the free world ia held bostaae in the nuclear dilemma. A nuclear freeze would not remove one mimile aimed at the United States. The Soviet Union currently hu suffidmt power to destroy our civili.r.atioo, u ·~ o.y After' graphk:ally depicted. Why then, would a f:reae iinpvw our situation? On the contrary, the United States would become still we&ker in oppomng the Soviet threat, more vulnerable to an- nihilation than ever befatt. Mon&ano u regi«Yl c.baLrman IOI' Ot:Uiem for America. • MW nationwide group advocating President &.gan '• pnllcW on economic lllJd lrxeign policy qllel- tiona. I>ts.enting opinJona are in- vit«I. Years of neglect show ~n schools "Society is reaping what is has 10wn," the author of California's pioneering teacher competency teat said when it became apparent thatat least one-third of the state's pupective teechers would fiunk. ~ i.t reaalts 8llW'e that. as usual, children will be the flnt to pay the price of policies created by their parenU. For the downturn in California education hal been no accident. It .foUowl ..imo.t 20 yean of consis- tent downp1Kt1ng for educatron: Defeat for vtrwally ~ local ICboo1 tax override propoeed ln the lMt 1~ years, 16 yean of continual chopping away at education budgets by aowmon from bolh poUUcal panl• and the overwhelmlni ..-.. of Prop-omt.Son 1a. Now lhe competency test re- sults lhow the fruits of that political beha\l'Sof -lMny IUp- poaedly educated college lfadu· atet ID even lhe moat blulk knowledee. l The Unt criail thla hM eau.d arrlwd thla fall, when dMJOI d.lltrictl around Cal1fomla aad~ denly fOUJ¥t thenwelvee wtth ._ Clllflllll FICUS ;:~~~~~~~ But the voters, politidana and than half the subltitute t.eachen achool admln11traton whoae poli- they had last year. Thecompeten· cies produced the poor tes1 results cy t.ests impac1ed flnt on woo1t suffer from them just yet. aut.Ututes becau. many of them Uwteed, thelr kids are being poaaeued only "emergency lnconvenlenced, while leamina credentiala" and Nld to pu1 the even laa than uaual. FQI' when no exam to continue worklna. Vet· stand-In takes over an elementary en.n credentialed teechen were cl.Ms. atudenta are apn9d out "pndfathen!d" tn. not forced to unonc other teachen. dllruptinc pua the fourth·lf8de-radlna. both \heir' own routine and their writinl and arithmetic test. hMm'. And wlien .W.Ututee lft When men than one-third of laddnl In hllh achool, other the aubltitutee -two-thlrda of the teechen are forced to step in minority eandldates -failed ln durtna free periods normally u.ed the fJnt three Umel the t9t WU • for c1-prepandoft. 8o the pvm, achooldiatrk:ta bepn to feel at.nee of teechen can affect both a pinch they've !'WWI' known theirownclllllelanddolenamore. before. Subltituta feel all lhil fl un- ln LOI Anpi.. where IChool fair, that lalJl\l8P U1a tll9Chen. offldall could count on S,814 for example, mouldn't haw to aubltitutet Jast ,_r, the lilt WM demomtnte 4hey can do llrnple ~· l.122 tllil fall. Nearby RJwr. arllhmetlc. llide County MW ltl aubltitute But they ,el Uitle 1YSDP9tby teK.her n>U. cut from 2,209 lMt from David Gordon, the eom- YfJIU to 1,214. . pet.ency telt'• main author. And, ln Fr9'0 County, ~re "Whether the penon • a rural dilU1ctl are ao lhot1 of aublUtute or nGtt ldda are n- aublt.ltutet that In aome CMa pec\ed to learn from that ptnOn three achooll Iha.re a llnlle tub, and the IAIWlature ...... them to • demonstrate their ability, .. he said. The rhetoric of the 1Mt yew demonstrates that poUtidana have finally woken up to what they've inflicted on achooll for moat of tlw 1aat two deradea. But lalvaatn« public ~ will take much more action -and money -than anyone hlil auc· a-ted IO far. And no ODI lmowa yet whether~ YOIB'l are finally ready to pkk up the tab. , "You ClA Ma We WlfY ctl\4r 1t ...., ... but r- clOn't fOll me.'' t Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Monday, November 28. 1983 Lisa Waldschmidt and Dee Vanek add finishing touch to gift for needy. 'I'm the gift' Holiday Project is something that can't_pe bought at the 10 cent store Even little· 2-year-old Heather Kelley gets with the program. By IAREN ZAPPE 0.., .... CCii $ 1 I 1 Vanek of Costa Mesa was shocked .. . I en she led a group of Christmas len into Fairview Mental Health acility and dilcovered many of the elopmentally diaabled adults were I f • . But the initial reaction wore off as the group sang and talked. "We in.de .uch a b6c imJ*:l," ahe recalled. ''There w'8 •total change. You could read it in their eyes. You could tell that the caring and sharing made their whole year." Her 14-year-old daughter, Deanna, said the experience waa like visiting a group of friends. "We were communicating with them," she said. "We apent half the night there." Jay Churchill of Santa Ana rememben many auch happy ocxwdona, but one that especially aticka in h.ia mind happened one Christmaa morning at Tustin Community H08pital. The h08pital was rather empty, he said, but the 30 viaiton spotted about 12 people in a glall room and went in to sing for them. 'The dol.en •tarted to cry. Churchill said the people were alcoholics who had checked therrwelvea into the h08pital because they knew they could not otherwiae get through the holiday aeuon without liquor. "They had given up their holidays," he said. "It really touched ua." The11e are the experiences of volunteers for the Holiday Project, a nonprofit organization with a memben' motto of "rm the gift." The members are not 1eWna anything nor are they a group of egotiata who oonakler themselves the proverbial praent to the world. Inaugural collection 'First Ladies of Fashion' show By VIDA DEAN Ol .. O.., ......... ~I • If· very excited to be here and aee-the gowns," Gloria Deakmejlu aaid at the "Fint Ladies of Fashion" show taged at the Irvine Marriott Hotel She had driven over rom Long Beach to act u honorary chairman of the fund-railer sponsored by Laa Socf.aa, a financial support .. w Dlrectiona for Women, Inc. A lot of other people were-alao excited about leeing the eowna which were repllcu of the Smith8onian Institution's inauauraJ collection -more than 500 showed. (Further emtement wa • ~ted wtth the announcement that $2,,000 would be reali.ed .from Cl» event for tM resklenti.J .rwcowey home foe women wttb alcohol problenv.). Sean Kelley, 4, stuffs a Christmas box with E.T., a popular toy among Instead, the volunteers consider themaelves the gifts and gift-bearers to the residents of Orange County's institutions. During Hanukkah and Christmas Day, the county's 1,000 volunteers will visit 53 local institutions to spread holiday cheer. Their liat thia year includes juvenile balls, prisons, the Home for Battered Women, the Children's Hoepital of Orange County, convales- ' cent homes, retirement homes and more. :Each viait ia coordinated by • facility team and u.ua.lly includa caroli.nl, converution and gift giving. "It's juat like going to visit friends in the hoepital." Vanek said. The county's visitation manager, this is Vinek .. s second year with the project. She and her family became interested when they attended a swap meet given by the project to rai8e funds. She volunteered her help and became an area volunteer, involving much of her family. Many times the entire family becomes involved, she said, and aometimes even friends and neighbors of one participant will be recruited. Last year, she said, an entire trailer park of ~nior citizens became involved when one of the residents brought home gifts to be wrapped. "They all were wrapping gifts," she said. "It made them feel Uleful." ~year, she said, one retirement home is planning to visit a children's home and other retirement homes are making gifts to be dis- tributed dwil)g the viaits. All the gifts are new and usually include stuffed anima1a and 1111'\all toys for children and slippers, stationery, coffee mup and fancy aoaps for adults. Churchill said aome of the gifts are donated by Dlllr .... ,........, '-...,_ kids of all ages, for the Christmas Project. their manufacturers. But the project, which is recognized aa a charitable organization by the Internal Revenue Service, relies mainly on donations, swap meet sales, and revenue from raffles and other activities for the $1 5,000 it hopes to raise this year. Almost all of that amount will go to serving the corrununity, Churchill said . A financial entrepreneur, Churchill became involved with the project four yean ago when a mend decribed u to him. "The next thing I knew, IOmeOl'le called me and asked me to be a team captain," he said. "My first responae was no.'' His !leCOJld response, however, was af- finnative and he has taken on more responsibility with the project each year. This year he is participation and activities manager. Churchill said many people's immediate reaction is usually no when asked to ~e a responsible pmition with the project becau.e they have no idea what to do. But the project provides each manager, supervi9or and team captain with a liat of guidelines. "U you just say yes, all the other questions get answered. U you juat step.out and do it," he said, adding that most people enjoy their experiences and the chance to be with people. Leaming how to be with people, he said, has dramatically changed the focus of his Christmas from gift-giving to enjoying the opportunity to be with his family. Alla, he said. the day after Christmas is often• big let-down for many people. But the Holiday Project changes that by holding a big celebration for all the volunteers allowing them to share their experiences. Dot Cloek modeta Van Buren -Lynn Hinch'Wearl-repliea of --Maryanne Weiae 1how1 off---· Dolly Madiaon'1 la1hion. .._ .... ,.... ........... Gloria Deukmejian and Emma Jane Riley. Grace Coolidge'1 gown. "Emma Jane (Riley) and Dot (Clock) are reeponllble for my beinc here," the aovemoc'a wife commented dwtnc her brief talk. (lhiml Jw, dJaUman ol LM Sod-. ,.... Ml> iwpomlble I« .. "'116 lhe coUecUon here.) au.t modela for the show and the "J'lnt Led.lea" they n1e111p1N-~ntlld-were Manie Plwr Real • J.cqueline Kennedy; M....._ M .... , Patricia Nixon;_ Palrteta Greta. Mary Lineoln; L,_. ~ Gr.ce Coolidp; Leri MteMlau, Mn. Jam. o.rne&d. ' -O&hen were S.,., i.-,, l'ditb Willon; Je Aw Mb, Mn. Wi.Wmn Taft; ValleJ RelDJ, Abipil Adama; MarJ .... w ..... Dolly M..tt.an; Ka*1a ft1 ... •, Sarah Polk. and O.t Cleek (She II dMUmM ol lhe bmrd ol ND.)• Anaelim Van Bunn. Aloal wtth tbe lpedal_ -cment of the fMhion lhow, BWar Wallerk* al 89111 J'lf&b A-. Souda C... Plua, ..._.t.ed a dudinc array of holiday and ~wear finilhinl "'P with a ( - -'• Orange Coaat DAJL y PILOT /Monday, November 28, 1983 Brides Topp~r-Hicks The Balboe Bay Club wu the eettlnc for the Oct. 2 marrlaae ot Sheri Marie Hkka and Gree Topper, both of Newport &.ch. She la the dauahter of Franca Hicka of Newport Beech and Richard Hicka of Hemet, and he la the IOI\ of Mary Hoyt of Newport Beech and George Topper of Carlabad. The bride wu Mill California in 1979, and Greg la a longtime Orange County entertainer. The reception waa at- tended by 400 g\Ae9ta. After a two-week weddlna trip co Hawaii, the couple re- lide in Newport Beach. Slterl Topper Adams-Layman Chrlatina Lynne Layman of Newport Beach became the bride of Thomas John Adams of Pacific Pallaade9 in a Nov. 19 ceremony.at St. Michael and All Anaela Epilcopal Church in Corona del Mar. ~bride ia the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Daviee Layman of Newport Beach. She wore a gown of antique white silk U..Ue taffeta, accented at the aleeve9 and hem with pink silk roees and French ribbon with a matching headdress of pink roees, French ribbon and tulle. Her attendanta were her slater, Anne Layman Weddings& ----~ .. __ E ....... ng~ements The Dally Pilot wanm your weddJ.tw and e~nrnews. To h~p you •ubmit the required Information, lomw ue •Vlll.lable •C Che Dally Pt.lot olllce, 330 W. Bly Sc., C.O.t.t M ... For weddJn6s, only• blltcJc and white photo of the bride la aa:eptllble. Sn.apahota, Pol.arold and colOI' phoro.can't be u.d. the photo meat be •ubmltted no later tJuan t.h.rN weeb aJtM the weddin6, otherwlle It wtH not be publ.J.ahed. Engagement lnlonmtlon i. co be •ubmitted at leut •wn weeb be/ore Che weddin6· Fonm and phoro. can be dropped oil at the ol/Jce OI' malled co the Weddtlw Department, Daily Pilot. P. 0 . Box 1660, O.c. 111 ... c..111. 92626. Mack u matron of honor. cousin Marjorie Anthony, Bfidaet Lehman, Blair C.Upera, EJ!ubeth Bell, Molly Aahe and Cynthia Hublach. The bridegroom. 10n of Mr. and Mn. Anaelo Adami of Pacific Paliudes, wu Ulisted by h1a brother Mark Adams u best man, and John Layman. brother of the bride, Robert Mack, Adam Gonion. Daniel Cannan, Joan Sheldon, Chriatopher Kunatadter, Gregory Hatten and James Smith. A reception, held at the Pacific Club in Newport Beach, wu attended by 400 gueeta. After a wedding trip co Puerto Vallarta, the couple will make their home in Pacific Paliaadee where Adami iaedJcor of The a.ch Reporter and she is u an account executive at Frames magazine. How to manage mild hypertension DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I am 37 and have been avene to takina any kind of medicines all my life. For a while I suffered from intenae headaches without medication. I've never even reached for an antacid when I complained of heartburn. So you can imagine my chagrin when my doctor recently d.llcovered that I have high blood pre81W"e. He say. it ia quite mild. My diastolic rarely runs over 100. But he in1ista on pn!9Cribing antihypertemive pilla. ru try co be a cooperative patient. But isn't there any other way be9ides medicine9 co control a mild cue such• mine? Mn. B. DEAR MRS. B: There are pill-poppers and pill-haters. You fit into the latter category. But perba.. there'• a way out for you. I warn you, however, treating younelf will be more difficult than swallowtn, a few pills a day. A least 40 million Americana have mildly elevated pre11ures. Docton are still divided whether such patienta should depend upon antihypertenaive drugs, es- pedally if there'• no evidence of heart diaeue, no hich cholestrol and no hiltocy of smoking. One way or another, mild hypertenaion should be treated early. First. try the usual suggestions, I081 of weight and low IOdiwn diet. Rec:ent studies have shown that behavioral methods such aa biofeedback may be effective, to may the practice of relaxation tapes. Ask your doctor if he will be wil1ing to have you try these methods before i.natitutil'\ll rej(U)ar pill therapy. T JOUI lllAl TJI DR. PETER J. STEINCROHN • • • DEAR DR. srrvrJIROHN: My aon was paralyzed in an au~ ;Jl;nt. Doctors have tried everything, and hold out little hope he will recover use of his-legs. We've heard that the RUS&ians have a new treatment for this type of problem. Ia there anything to it? -Mr. E. -. Dear Mr. E.: Sucb medical advances aren't closely 1uarded aecret1. Rua1laa1 won't release milltary lnformatloa, but if tbey bad a aolutloa to a problem like your aon'a, I'm aure tbat American doctors would aooa know about It. '.f'bere was aometbJD1 la tbe preaa about Ru11laa Ht of 1peclal enzymes aad pby1lcal. therapy to treat paraly1l1. But tbere baaa't been mucb lately because patleata 1bowed little Improvement. 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I •• PRIZE: 12&:00 Gift Certlftcate I from a nelQhbOthoOd toy ttcn I II Name I I Addren I I Telephone I I Age Group O S-5 OM • O 8-11 II I , I . I ----------------------~ . . ' . lilly Piiat MONDAY. NOV. 28, 1983 STOCKS 84 TELEVISION 85 COMICS 86 ClASSlf 110 ea D 0· ,.., "" ...... _,--.N ....... With Dennis Harrah (60) leading the way, Rams' Eric Dickerson slips up the middle for big gain while Bills Ben Williams ( 77) and Fred Smerlas ( 76) are helpless on defense. Mike Lansford Lansford surprised by move By CURT SEEDEN Of .. ,..,,... ... Mike Lansford was a bare-footed unknown when he stepped on to the field for the first time as the Rams place-kicker a year ago. He figured to be a bare-footed standout this season. Instead, a knee inJury prevented him from kicking any- thing this season, and the former University of Washington kicker lost his job to another ex-University of Waahington kicker -Chuck Nelson. Sunday at Anaheim Stadium, Lanaford returned u the Rama made a move to strengthen the kicking game. NellOn had been strualini and even rn.illed an extra point last week againat the Washington Redskins. "Prellure? I had the same feel- ing I had last year in the first game," admitted Lanaford, a 6-0, 183-paund Huntington Beach resident. He didn't ahow it in the Rama' 41-17 victory over Buffalo Sun- ---day. Lanaf.oni waa perfect on all five PA Tl and added two field ... -includine the 1onp9t in his brief career, a · 49-yard« which pve the Raml a 17 ·point leed with lela than three minutee remain1na in the pme. He a1IO connected on 1 27-yarder for his ftnt fte1d pl slJ"'8 .lut yeer. ••It'• aurprillna how euy the rhythm comee &.ck.'' Larwford admitted afterward. Lamford w11 activated earlier in the week and admitted he WM IW'pliled at the move. But he lhow.cl no W effedl of the knee inJwy which he tuffered dwi"I tn.ininC· Up until then lt ftcured to be a (S.. LANll'OltD, P ... II) Rams saving for later No war dance for41-17 triumph over Buffalo By CUR.If SEEDEN Of .. o.11r NM ..... game which was much cloeer than the final score indicates. • With 5:41 remaining in the second quart.er Sunday afternoon. the Rams' George Fanner hauled in a 45-yard touchdown pass from Vince Ferragamo to break up a scoreless contest. The touchdown pass to Farmer was one of three thrown by Ferragamo, who finished the day hitting 18 of 31 passes for 206 yards and no interceptions. The hand injury which hampered him last week in a lopsided defeat to the Washington Redakina wu not a factor. Afterward, Fanner, the second-year wide receiver, headed back for the sidelines. No spike. No dance. No celebration. The Rams secondary once again reeembled, well, the Ram secondary with LeRoy Irvin back at right comer and Johnnie Johnson back at free safety. It showed aa the "Riuris picked off five Joe Ferguson paaaes, including one Johnson returned 60 yards for a touchdown for the final score of the game. "I just didn"t feel like doing it. I'm going to sa'le the dance for later-in the year when we get to the playoffs," Farmer explained. "Getting to the playoffs" seemed far removed from the Rams' season at the start of the year. They were picked to finish dead-last in their division, you might recall. Today, making the playoffs is virtually a reality. · Doug Smith was back at center after milling two games with a broken hand, and barefooted place-kicker Mike Lansford was back after missing the entire Ralon and responded with a 49-yard field goal among his contributions. Sunday afternoon before 48,246 at Anaheim Stadium, the kams beat the Buffalo Bills 41-17 in a In short, the Rams felt like their old aelves again and the good feeling wu enhanced by the news the San Franciaco 49ers had succumbed to the Chicago Bears ahortly before the game began. Pro football scores The prognosis: The Rams are in first place, all a,lone for a change, in the NFC West, and they're bubbling with confidence. "We're starting to tune it up and we can go into the playoffs playing real well," offered safety Nolan Cromwell. "We got some calls against us today, but we didn't let it bother us. We just kept playing." The Rams, in fact, survived 11 penalties for 79 yards to defeat the Bills, a team which trailed by one touchdown with 10 minutes remaining in the game. "Of COW"9e it was a good win," noted Rama Coach John Robinson. "Our team got better as the game went along. Buffalo came in and surprised us with a (See RAMS,Pa1e BZ) . Vikes one step away Hlunkett OD 8 ftJjJ Marina must beat Amat to get to Big .A By ROGER CARUON they block their plays well. But if ot .. ,..,,........ something goes wrong, Tanner After establishing themaelves aa bonafide contenden for the CIF Big ~ve Conference football championship with a convincing 27 -3 victory over Mater Dei in the quarterfinals, Marina High'• Vijt- i.np face their most 1erioua hur- dle on the way to Anaheim Stadium and the champonah.lp finals. It's Bishop Amat High's lAncen, who feature Angelus ~ MVP . .Bandy Tanner, a 185-pound talent who has ICOred 15 toucbdowfta \his year. The pme Is scheduled for Fri- day nilht (7:30) and Orange Cout C.oUeae Is the tentative lite. The Lancen, 10-2 and winners of RYen atrailht, can pt lt done ~ the air behind qui!'· tert.ck Tim c.anov. (5-11, 170 ... ), the lealUe'tlDOlt outst.and.tng offeftlive player, but VtJdn&a Coech Dave 11onpeon aya his teem'• biaelt problem Is c:iontalft- "" Tanner. "He CM take an unblocked play and tum it into a _,., play," aa)"I 'nMxnlJIO". ''Tanner hll that areat literal movement and acceleration. And, has the ability to tum it into something. "Jeff Mack, the other halfback, is pretty darn good hlmlelf (sec- ond team all-league)." Another area of concern for Thompeon is Amat'• defell9e, which -~t times has all 11 de- fenden within five yards of the line of ecrlmmage. "It's a defensive front that is very similar to Mater Del on the flrong lide," •ya 'I'hompeoo... ~ cept that \heY bring the ~ ~ man from the wealadae and put him in the middle. They've ahut the run down real well and you ltil1 have to run to beat IOl"lle- body." It's Amal'• power play -the give to Tanner over the tackles - that la the No. l threat to Marina. "We have to atop UM.," says Thoms-on. "but Tanner can brMk anywhere from ll'lllide the tackle to outlide the end. He'• a run-to-dayU,ht type of player, which requi.J'el IOme cn.n,. ln our defeftlive ideu. MOltly it'• belna aware of what they do so (Ste Vlka, P ... II) -. .. . ... . . . . .. . . . . . . ... .. . .. . .......... . Tars' Barnett has monopoly on water polo By ROGER CARLSON Of IM,_.,,._ IWt It matt.en not what sport or on what level, talent obvioualy is a key to putting you in the hunt, but when it comes to winning championships, year aft.er year, from one decade to another, coaching has to be the ultimate weapon. And If you want an example to prove that theory you need go no farther than Newport Harbor High School where the Sailors of water polo coach Bill Barnett have been dominating their sport for 10 long, it has become almoet a formality. The Tars' recent 13-12 CIF 4-A conquest over Sunny Hilla was just another notch in their belt. Since Barnett took the reins at Newport Harbor in 1966, an 18-~ear span, the Sailors have won 16 league championships, 9 CIF championships and been to the finals 15 times. "It's euy," says Barnett with a typical two-word explanation: "Good talent." Barnett, a product of El Rancho High (football coech Ernie John- 10n WU his freshman physical education teacher), along with Fullerton Junior College and Long Beach State, isn't known for elaborating on his team's tal- ents, or his own for that matter, but after some prodding, he ad- mitted a few of his thoughts: "Well," says Barnett, "I guess we have a good overall program. We put as much emphasis on the younger teama t ey've been competitive -basically very auc- cesaful." Translation: The Sailors' underclass teams, be it Bees and Cees in the 60s, frosh·IOph and junior varsity, or freshmen, sophomores and junior vanity, won every league title available for 17 stra.Jght years (it waa snapped this year). "We live in a community where parents are interested in such sports aa awimmi.ng and tennis," says Barnett. "All of the great athletes don't just go out for foot- ball. It's not football only aa it might be in Fontana. "Another thing \hat really helps ia all of the l<lds 0uaually know how to swim when they erl'ter high school. "You have to know how to swim to survive in Newport Beach or Corona del Mar. Surf- ing, swimming and body surfing are popular and you don't have to spend the whole water polo aeaaon teaching them how to swim." During all of the.e years of suoceea, however, just a handful of individuals have been singled out for Player of the Year honors in CIF circles, such u Eric Lin- droth, Kevin Roberton, Jamie Bergeson, Mike Grier and Frank (See BARNET?, Pa1e 8%) ...., .............. Bill Barnett has built a dynasty at Newport. Seahawks go deep- ocean View switching to running game Ocean View High basketball coach Jim Hanis admita in the put he has been prone to find his starting lineup. then go with it, sometimes longer than maybe he should. But, it'• going to be a little different this year, largely be- cau.e of the quality depth he's ble.ed with -at leut that'• how he 1ee1 lt with the 1983-84 ~ approechina. It beaina Saturday nleht when the Seahawa ha.t Million Viejo in a non-Iacue tat. "We're aotnc to run and aet after I~" ai)'l -Harrll,~ ta two • victoriee short of 100 (98-35) after five yean wlth the Seahawka. "We're younc with no _,., man. but we're extaemely inteme and tt'1I Is the type of team what I think CM rellCh ita potential." Steve M«*r, who.Hanja rwd· Uy admlta Is one of the ftnelt athle• he's eYer COIM:hed, II in the front line with b11 M tram.. ,.. • junior he •wnaed 10.& av.r-an. 11.a tn 1eque, anc1 be~ to improve on ~ flew-oon- aldenbly. Alone with M«*r are 8-4 Dave Str911ht and 8-3 ~ llnmidt, with e-a, 240-pound frelbmall Ricky Butler, who lived in the BASKETBALL Lynwood area u an eighth grader, in the wtnas. And, there is a 6-5 guard pre.- mt in Tony Panzica, 1 sophomore with excellent all-around capabllitiee, aocordinl to Harris. With Panzica is point guard 5-11 Tony Hocker, becked by 5-7 Joe Parco. A bldtup awinl player with p>d leepina abWty is Cnia Ad- nams (8·2). Another wine player with potential ii ~ta Valley trander Rick Wilson (S..5 81ftior). Othen in the fold include VaUlhn A\.l8Ultine (&-11), Todd Dlxon (5-7), ~tch Fred.low (8-1), John Shrake (&·7) and Trewl' Smith (8·2). o..v......- Dlc. ' --~ (tlllNll Dlc. ............... v.... llMt•tlllllll Die. 11-1>-1111 DlrTM T__..., .. OW: ... Die. ,,._,~ ~ ............. Die. ~ "'==-CWNI: -. ·....., "'" ......... cn1 -....., .... * • ,.41 T-' o-.. ...,.., -. u ... , ••• r:· ""' • ,, ..... v...,-CM'Mt: -. .... : -.......... ) -.,.....,,.. .. ,_ t-et Hw#Jcl&I ..... , ,., ...... ,___ ,,..,.; ,.. ...... . ~. .......... ~ ..... All ..,..,.,,,...... ...... ..,_ ...... ,. .. IUft., uNlli ...._ ' .. Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Monday. November 28, 1983 . SPORTS BRI AK • Toronto's Argonauts take Grey Cup title; First time in 31 years From AP dl1patc•ea VANCOUVER, British Columbia 5l -J oe Barnes, probably the OC'St-paJd 4. • reliever ln the Canadian Football League , CatDe out o( retJrement just in time to lead the Toronto Argonauts to their first Grey Cup tJtJe in 31 years. A 32-year-old product of Texas Tech , Barnes replaced starting quarterback Condredge Holloway in the second half and drove the Argos to their winning touchdown -the only time in the game they were in front -with 2: 16 left in the cont.est as they edged the British Columbia Lions 18-17. "I never had any hesitation bring Barnes in," Toronto Coach Bob O'Billovich said . "We weren't moving the ball. Condredge was having trouble throwing the ball. Besides, we have the best quarterback tandem in the CFL." Barnes, who earns an estimated $125.000 a season to back u p Holloway. announced his retirement just prior to the opening of training camp this year. He returned to the team at the beginning of the regular season. "I retired mainly because of my business," he said, talking about the oil company he owns. "I had to complete some deals and I wasn't sure I w hen 1 would be able to get away." The Argos, who lost in last year's CFL version of the Super Bowl, are delighted with Barnes' decision to return to the team -even Holloway, who spent the second ha lf watching from the sidelines. Earlier this season. Barnes came off the bench to drive the Argos to victory after Holloway suffered a jammed thumb. Quote of the day Paul Owens, the Phillies' malaprop happy manager. w a cab driver w ith a loud radio: "Hey, cabbie, could you tum that thing down a hundred disciples?" Lakers nip Bulls, 103-100 INGLEWOOD -Kareem m Abdul..J~bbu'1 10-foot lky hook at 2:37 broke a 99·99 t!e. llvt"I the La. A.naelee Laken the leacl. for ~ ln a 103-100 vk:tory over the~ Bulla ln an NBA game Sunday nJcht. Guard Maak: Johnlon NKt a pme-hilh 29 p0lnta, alone with 12 ..a.ta and etaht rebounda to apur the Laken to their 11th vidory in 15 p.met. The 8Wla were lHdll\I 93·92 when Johmon hh a layup and a free throw to afve the Laken a 9e.93 ie.d. After two ties, Abdul..Jabbl.r hit the go-ahead buket and neither tNm wu able to ICOC'e a field pl the rest of the. way. Woolridae had the opportunity to tie the ICOnl but mileed one of two treethrowa and the Lakera converted two of fow-freethrow attempt.a in the last 36 aeoond.I for the winnina margin. Abdul-Jabbar and Bob "McAdoo added 16 polnta each for the La.ken, who were out.re- bounded 41-38 for only the leCOnd time th.la yMr. Woolridge had a teem-hiah 19 po!nta and Quintin Dailey contributed 18 pointa for the Bulla. Althea takes Starlet crown INGLEWOOD-Althea renewed ~ her bid for national 2-year-old filly honors Sunday by capturing the $500,000 Hollywood Starlet at Holly- wood Park. She beat her stablemate, Life Magic, by 1 'h lengths in going the l 1-16 mile diatance ln 1:43 before a crowd of 33,&40. Spring Looee wu a surprisinjl third amorut the six-hone field. Sockers Sting Chicago, 3-1 SAN DIEGO-Kaz Deyna ICOted m the first goal and ualat.ed on the winning goal to leacl.!he San Diego Sockers to a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Sting in a North American Soccer League indoor game Sunday niQht. Television, radio TV: NFL -Cincinnati at Miami, 6 p.m .. Channel 7. ~ RADIO: NFL -Cincinnati at Miami, 6 p.m., KNX (1070). College Basketball -Univentty of Idaho vs. UC Irvine at Anaheim Convention Cent.er, 7:30 p.m., KWVE (108-FM). RAMS RIP BUFFALO, 41-17 ... From Page 91 drastic defensive change (an eight-man front). to try to force Eric (Dickerson) outside.'' Oicke1'90n responded by gaining 125 yards on 32 carries and scoring his 20th touchdown of the year - a 2-yard run in the third period which gave the Rams a 21 -7 lead at the time. Ferragamo made it a 14-point lead on a l~-yard pass to Preston Dennard, and the Ram defeMe peved the way for the final two 1COrea on the game 8f Johnaon picked off a pass to 1et up Lansford'• 49-yard field goal and then intercepted another Ferguson pass for h.ia 60-yard 11COring return. As usual, Dickerson and Ferragamo stood out among the offensive heroes, but it was certainly a day for the Ram defense which, despite giving up 345 yards total offense, came up with the key play at the pivotal moment. "I feel better being back at free safety," understated Johnaon afterward. "When 10mething like that happens, it affecta me both physically and mentally. It's hard for me to adjust. We have a very good aecondary. We're starting to play pretty well. Eric Harris picked off two Ferguson passes, Johnson intercepted a pair of passes and Carl Ekem came up with an interception . Ekern was in on eight tackles and deflected two passes. while linebacker Jim Collins had five unassisted tackles and three assists to go along with two pass deflections. "I feel if we can put it together in these last three weeks, we'll have a very good playoff," Johnson added. "We're detennined. said Dennard. "We've put ourselves into the right position. Now, all we have to do ia continue to win. "Certainly our defense came on in the second half. We just kept playing and playing-that's such an important thing in this league," str~ Robinson. Buffalo, which fell l 1h games behind Miami (which plays tonight) in the AFC F.ast, never led in the con test and was, in fact, down by a touchdown ·after Joe Danelo booted a 20-yard field goal with three secondsgon~in thefourth quarter. "As a unit we played well today," Dennard continued. "Everybody was In synch and when everybody starts moving toward a common goal, we know we're going to be there." "You know, we got our but ta kicked last week by a very good football team. But now, we are in a good position as far as the playoffs are concerned," added Ferragamo_ "It's up ID us." LANSFORD SURPRISED ... From Page 81 battle of two former Husky team- mates with the place-kicking duties going to the winn.er and a tieket out of training camp going to the 10&er. But with Lansford out, the Rams stuck with Nelson, who came into the game with five successful field goals in 11 tries. He had missed two of three from between 20 and 29 yards, but had been successful on three of four from the 30-39-yard range. Up until Sunday, Lansford's longest kick was a 39-yarder last year against Denver. But with 12:58 gone in the final quart.er, he was perfect from 49 yards out. The Bills deflected Lansford's 45-yard attempt earlier in the fourth quart.er, but he really couldn't explain why. "It could have been a low kick. It may have been my fault, but I'm not sure," he said. As for the present state of the kicking game, Rams C.oach John Robinson noted: "Lansford kick- ed with confidence today, but I still feel Chuck has a bright fu- turi• a.'I a kicker." Warriors eye playoffs, boast 6-10 transfer The Woodbridge High football I BASKETBALL team recently completed its most _ successful season ever, reaching be how the rest of the team re-the 9eCOnd round of the CrF play-sponds." offs before being rudely ousted Along with Forlnaer and by Esperanza Friday. e The goals for the Warriors are Borsuk at the guards and Baldi at basically the same in basketball, center, the two forwards figure to according to Coach Bill Shannon. be Tom Tobiason (6-0, 160 senior) "We feel we have a realistic and sophomore Mike Murphy shot of making the playoffs," said (6-2. 160). Cryer ia one of the top Shannon, whose team went 3-9 Warrior reserves. last season in the South Coast "Further depth is certainly a Leagu question mark," said Shannon, "Wee.have our three guards whoee team opens play Thunday back and a big foreign exchange at 3 o'clock in the Garden Grove •· ..... __ ho -'-uld ._ 1 · •'--Tournament ap.iNt Fullerton. . =·~ .... o ue pus ln un:: "We're going to be taking I The guards are senior play--good look ~t our bench early ln maker Mark Foringer, a 6-0, the aeaaon. 146-pound senior; Tom Borsuk Shannon '*YI his team wW try (6·1. 170 wnior): and Matt Cryer to play an up-tempo game, (5-9, 150 junJor). fut-~ whene'Yer po.Ible, But much of the attention at but settling inio the offerwe when Woodbridge espedallrc~arl 1n the break domn't preeent a pxt ·"' • __ .. ,l be opportunity. ine •8'0n, wu. on wu•IMll _.... junior center Manx> Baldi,• 6-10. o.c. 1->-Ger• ~ 1n¥1tt•10M11 o.c. 22.&-nnund exchange student U · 17-trvlftt lnvlle ll Oftll~ OU ---• ..., ... Ollftde lm'"etlOMI. from'1taly. Jen .....,s...~•;JM.......c.Mw- "Baldl hal pJd akilla," no\C!d ~:--;~~~~. ~ ': Shannan ... Hit~ weakne98 Hl11t'1 Jen.,....~ • c11eme11 -*'• •"--i...i.-1..1..1 t-.,.,. -111.... U-h n c..,....• Cl!tl'fttll .-.. f7-I Us u"'"' any ..._ """' • .. a-• e~•-• Cl4Mttr-v~1 Jiii. Jt-11 o-.-•. up and down tJw floor. ir• >-MlttlOft V1e111· c...,...11 , ... "But I tel Vf!rY comfortable ~ " ... INIM>i , ... ...., L.llW'8 with OW' talJ cmRer and poinl ' ....... _,... C .... LMIU8 --Al l\W"(i. The key to our 11Nt10n will ~··-~...,....,........,. 811:3\ VIKES. • • From Page 81 the kids know t h eir responsibilities." AB for running-for Marina - halfback Eric Karman ii expected to return to the starting lineup after miuing the last three games with an ankle injury. He wu used for place-kicking only against Mater Dei. Visions of Marina's defensive thrust, combined with superior pus bloc.king against Mat.er Dei, puta the Vikings in the hunt for a final berth de9pite their overall record of 6-4-2. In their last eight starts the Vikes are 6-1-1 and Thompeon says much of th.e credit must go to the team'• defense. "Our aeoondary (led by safety John Whiteman) has really come around and is getting better and better," S&YI Thompeon. "And our defensive front. with George Broadhead and Craig Tobin at the end.I and Mark John- son a mainatay at linebacker. The tackles (Mark Smith, Jim Shan- d.rick and Geoff Gable) are doing a pretty good job, too." lt'aa far cry from the 0-3-1 start in tough drcles, and a flip-flop from 1982" when the Vikinas fail- ed to live up to expectatJona. ''We weren't down on ounelves earlier," •YI 'Ibompeon, but we weren•t playina io OW' abillty and we were mak1nl too many rru..- takea." Noee guard Sean Dstatte, who WM lost for the Mater Del pme with a •pnined knee, appeen to be out tor the Amat pme, too, wtth Jeff Ruitenlehild flllina the vold, Mt.of' //MA' , ... ,, ,. ,_,..,,.., . H Demlell I • c.... 12 1 •t.. fl rlftdt 11 ,. ·~ f1 ., ~"' >C' ' ,, ..,.. " M Serra• II ,, ,....., o.i· 7 . ........ ' Clfl -~. 1• '-" ...... <•II o ........... JJ 21 ,...,_ ti . ..,.,... ' 11 ,...,.. • 16 l.e Oulftte 10 SJ Ma8ll • •1 Ocmll view· " "~' • Hiii. IMc:ll• JI ,. """ "...... ,. . ·-· . Clfl I lJ ........... ' " ~Dtl , .. Red·skins on a roll-;. Riggins, TheisIDann pace 28-24 win Frem AP 4llpatne1 W ASHINOTON -John Riglna ruahed for two touchdownl and Joe Thellmann threw touchdown ~of 7D yardl to Charlie Brown and 17 yards to Art Monk to 1Md the playoff-bound Wuhlnp>n Redaldna p11t the Ph!Wdelphia Eac'-Sunday. The defendlnc Super Bowl champlona. 11·2 clinched a apot ln the NJ'L playoffs and moved into a de with Dallu for the top apot in the NatJonal Canference'1 &astern Dlvtalon. The victory wu the Redakina' atxth 1tralcht overall and 10th in their lut IN 11 at home. .... .... 41, Cella aa Ellewhere in the NFL Sunday: CLEVELAND _ Brian Sipe threw for three 8lll•U l 7, J'lld••• l • fint-balf touchdownl, includfnc an electrifyina NEW ORLEANS -Wayne Willon'i touchdown 66-yarder to tiiht end Ozzie New.ome, on the way to diveia of 2 and 1 yards, each met up by Ken Stabler'• a 3l3·Yard PMlinl performance aa the Cleveland puaea, carried the New Orleana Sainta past Browns beat the Baltimott Colta to move within a game of first place. Minnetota. New OrleaN aurvived a HokJe Gajan fumble C•• ... en a I, BreneetJ 7 with 3:16 to play that gave Minnetlota a ahot at the SAN DIEGO-Dan Fouta, ahowi.na few effecta victory. But Benny Ricardo, who had kicked field •'--....,.1• f '--u --.-1. f 3l 27 __ ..,. 32 f ' Id __ ,_ lie . th of a five-week layoff, ~w a .-u o fi.nt-nau •-0 • IUIU ie guaa.a ear r m e game, touchdown pa11e1 to Kellen Winllow, and San wu wide to the right on a 47-yard attempt wi\tl 1:51 . Diego's defenae stifled Denver'• offen.e u the to play. Ch.argen downed the Broncos. SEA TrLE -Norm John.Ion, who had tied the I~ with a 42-yard field goal with two aeconda remaining in regulation, lc.Jcked another 42 -yarder juat 1:36 into overUme to gjve the Seattle Seahawka a victory ovenhe Kansas City Chiefs. An early Fouts fumble aet up Denver's only touchdown. but that was one of the few mistakes of the day for the veteran quarterback. Fouts completed 24 of 33 pa19e11 for 299 yards. including ICOring throws of 9 and 2 yards to Wirwlow, h.ia ralllY tight end. The Seattle victory waa spearheaded by aen- aatk>nal rookie running back Curt Warner, who ruahed for a club record 207 yards on 32 carries. He llCOl'ed three touchdowns. Falee•s 47, Paeken 41 (•t) ATLANTA -Kenny John8on n!tumed an interception 3 1 yards for hia second touchdown of the game to gjve the Atlanta Falcons an overtime verdict over the Green Bay Packen. llellnJa,4•ena CHICAGO -Jim McMahon lofted 1 49-yard touchdown pua to Dennis McKinnon and Bob Thomas booted a pair of field goals t;<> lead the Chicago Bean past San Frand8co. Player wins the pot in Skins Game golf Thecloeest the49erscame to a touchdown was in the closing aeconds of the fi.nt half when Wendell Tyler fumbled at the Chicaao 1-yard line. Joe Montana completed 26 of 43 puees for 253 yards but couldn't break through for a TD. SCCYITSDALE. AN. (AP) -Althouah Tom Wald\ waa reduced to a apear-carrier'1 role in the reunion of golf'1 Big Three. he maJ\aled to provided the most cogent comment. leta a•, Patrlets a "Arnold ia still the king," Wat8oo Mid before the start of Sunday'1 laat-day action in the unique Skina Game. · NEW YORK -The New York Jets went to the air to ground the New F.ngland Patriots. A few hours later. on the Deeert Highlands coune designed by Jack Nicklaus. 54-year-old Arnold Palmer proved him right. Palmer, dubbed ''The King" by his fellow pros in the late 1950s when he grabbed the game of golf by the throat and sing.le-handedly thrust it into the awarenesa of the general public, produced the high point of the big-money drama in this fint-of-ita-kind, two-day, four-man show . A big-play offense that included Richard Todd's 64-yard bomb to Wesley Walk.er in the third period, and a big-play defenae highlighted by five sacks and one interception helped the Jeta post the victory. .. eeaneers aa. Oiiers a4 TAMP A, Fla. -Jack Thompson passed for 224 yiu-d.I and four touchdowns, two to wide receiver Kevin Howae, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers whipped the Houston Oilers in a battle between the teams with the worst NFL records. He didn't win the most money. That honor went to Gary Player, the 48-year-old South African who hu pined 80l'De 120 titlea in a globe-trotting career that hu •panned thtte decede9. Thompson, returning to the lineup after miaaing one game with a bruiaed elbow, completed 17 of 29 paaaes as the Bucs recovered from a scoring drought to improve their record to 2-11. Player, a non-winner in the United Stat.es since 1977, found some penonal vindication in hia 90lid play -4-under-par 32 over the last nine holes-that provided him with $170,000 in winninp. including $1 50,000 on the 17th hole alone where he rolled in a quickly-stroked 3 'h-foot birdie putt. BARNETT'S DYNASTY. • • Bill Barnett UCI battles Idaho tonight in Anaheim UC Irvine's buketball team of- ficially opens the 1983-84 cam- paign tonight against the Univer- sity of Idaho at the Anaheim Convention Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30. Idaho is coached by former Garden Grove High Coach Bill Trumbo and features senior guard Stan Arnold and 6-8 senior cent.er Pete Prigge . · Coach Bill . Mulligan's UCI forces are led by 6-8 Ben McDonald, 6-6 Troy Cannon and 6-10 Bob Thornton up front, with 6-1 junior Jerome Lee ,and 6-2 junior Raymond Lankford ln the b9ckcourt. Senior guard George Turner, the team'• le.dlnl ICOl'eJ' • )'Hr aco. will mill tonllht'"a pnw be- cau.e, 9f a one-pine IUlpemion impolt!iS by the NCAA for rec:ru.lt· lna violations. From Page 91 Anderaon. "I try to emphaaiz.e all facets of the game and try not to make a hero out of any one penon," says Barnett. "The slogan here is 'equal acoring opportunities for all.' Barnett generally has 50 can- didates out for water polo - which ia obviously an envious number for some football coaches in the area -some with just 25-man varsity teams without a junior vanity. And although Barnett'• style seldom pulls any punches, h.ia ability to lure and mold continues. Pr~ at Newport Harbor are no popularity contest. "Great pu11" Barnett will lhout aarcutically at one of his best when let1 than 100 pe~t is shown ln practice. "Sometimes you really make an a. out of younelf.'' he'll tell another. But the beat goes on. Nobody drops from the Sailors' roster, nobody complains (pubUcly). They just keep playing -and winning at an amazing rate. "The kJds are the ones who are amazing, not me." says Barnett. "I know this," he add.I: "I don't tum kid.I away." One of the real keys to the Sailora' 1uoces1 obviously ii with the freshmen and aophomores and Barnett hu been heavily in- volved with \hat aapect, although he hu an Ulistant Meh year. too. ''I made aome mistakes years -ao when I felt I had to do every· thinc,0 he My& "I ~dn't let my -"tantl do aa much • I abould have." ' The Sailon' NCC8I ltory ln- cludel two teamt and a handful of playera that are dif1icult to la· nore. First -Barnett's favorite teams were the outfita of 1967 and 1975. That '67 crew included auch atandouta as Eric Lindroth, &ad Shoemaker, Dirk Munteen. Mark Hogle. Bob Rogers, J im McDonald and goalie Tom Oliver. The '75 juggernaut included Kevin Robertaon, George New- land, Frank Andenon, Greg Fulta, John Dobrott, Mitch White and goalie Randy Parole. The fi.nt off the bench WU Ted McGinley. You may know McGinley best as the coach in the television show "Happy DaY1." It's really unfair to liJlgle them out," add.I Barnett, "becau.e others without the pure talent did just as well. But for man-to-11W\ pUtt talent ... " It's the same way on an individ- ual basis, but when premed to hold the list of hi.a belt to a starting unit of le'Yen, with two alternates. it came out th.la way: Lindroth. Robertaon, Shoemaker, Bergeson. Grier, Newland, Tom Warnecke, Matt Tingler and Ed White in the pl. "Wlµt.e basically won the CIF championship for us with his brilliant play." aaya Barnett. ''I'd alternate Undroth and Shoemaker at two metera,-Rob- ertlOn, Berge.on and Tln&ler would do most of the drivina .-d rd let George (Newland) run everythina. ' "Warnecke WU a driver, '°°· but a great defensive pla)"!I'." Although th.la pMt leUOll ~ without• lincle ~ starter, Bunett •Y. M 'a not aur- priled they won It all. "Dwincthe .............. 17-and·undel' Junior Olympe c:Mmpkn in Southern Call· fom1a," be poU\tll out.. Anteaters' Campbell MVP a....~. ~.-.....'°..,.,. LONG BEACH -UC Irvtne dropped a 9-6 0:, 0:::· liSHARK FISllNG ITIWIDALY dedalon fn the third place pme at the NCAA water artoe CMllMCClf: .... ,,..,. .. tt• polo finala Sunday, but Ml~ an ~ Ulllll'9=11 .. .,., dilpappo6ntlnC tournament with Uw eelet1iml of Jeff I========~ Cam~• one of three MVPt ln the b.U'IMy. Campbftll jo&Md ~ Cutino and Alan Qrt9ham of the charnp6on California Golden ..,., for the honon. Cal took a 10-7 dedDor\ tn the flnala OY9I' USC. Al8o Mmin1 all·toumunmt honon from UC lrvinf (22·11·2) ., .. Mike Evarw. 140 .... NMON , ....... ~ • r I NFL NATIONAL CON,•ltlNCll WM! w l T .. ct ..... ..A Item a ' s 0 .61S 319 216 New Orto n• 1 6 0 SJa 21S 211 Sen Frencl•co 1 6 0 S3e 332 2•S Allen le 6 1 0 '62 79• 301 Cetltral O.rroll 1 6 0 s.JI m 2'7 Mln,,.'°te 1 6 0 s.JI 28 L.J02 Ct1lce9o • 1 0 '62 241 236 Gr"n Bev 6 1 0 '62 l6S l79 Tempe 8av 2 11 0 154 191 JIO Eut Della' II 2 0 146 •11 217 Wuhln111on II 2 0 146 4(2 219 SI. 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K•n.aa Cltv 41 (oil Allenl• 47, GrHn en 41 loll T-...rs CO- Clnclnnell •I Miami (Chann.I 1 •• 61 TllUndle'I'• co-lt•ldln •I S.n Dle!IO (Channel 7 et 6) SuMll'I'• ~ ltam• et PtlltadelPllla (Chan,,., 2 al 10 a.m.) Buffalo et Kan.as Cllv Chlcego el Gr"n Bev Mleml II Hou"on New Ort .. ns at New Engla nd Clncl11ne ll 11 Pll tst>urgtl Allanla et Wut1ln111on SI. Loul' II NV Giants D•lln 11 Seattle Temoe Bev et Sen Franclaco Cleveland al Denv..- NV Jets et Benlmore Melldev. o.c.. s Mlnnnote 11 O.lrolt ............ ,7 Sc-"" OUerten 8u!fal0 Items 0 1 1 r-11 014 10 17-41 SeceM Quer1W LA·Farm4tt' 4S oeu lrom Fer- re11•mo (Lansford klcltl S.•I Buff·Hunler IS oen from Fergu'°" (D•nelO kick) 10:5' LA-Dennard 11 oen from Fer· re11emo (Lendord kick) 14-01 TNrdQNrtw LA·Dlckerion 2 run (L•ntlord kick 7:39 8uff·Frenklln 43 oeu from Fer11uson <D•MID kick) l:lt l.A-f:~Lenslord .37. U:Ot .. .,,. 0Uer1W Buft·FG DeMIO 20, 0'03 LA-Dennard IS oeu from Fer· r 89•mo (Lansford k lck I, S:23 LA·FG Len,tord 49, 12:51 LA·Jol\nson 60 lntercec>tlon rtt~n (Lansford kick), 13:23 A-41,246 TEAM STATISTICS Buff First Oown' n Ru1ne1·verds 67·7• Peulno verds 211 Return verds 17 P•net n ·49·S Secl<s 8v 1·4 Punts S·37 Furnt>leS·IOSI l·O PenaUIM·vtrdS 7·56 Tlmt of Polsesslon 29-.26 l.A 2• '9· 153 202 140 ll·ll·O l-1 S·'3 1-1 11·79 -~ INOfVlOUAL STATISTICS RUSHIN~uffelO, Crlbllt 10-40, Moor• 4·2S. Franklin 1·3. LMkS 1·3. Ko!Mr 1-3. Los All!Mlft, Dlck..-llOll 32· 12S. Gumen 2· 11, Redden 2· 12. Kemo I-minus 2. PASSING-8ull1lo, Fergu1on 20-44·5·233, Kofler 2·S·0-39. Loa An· 1111es. Ferregemo 11·31·0·206. RECEIVING-8uffe10, Moore 1·63, Frenklln 4· 106, Hunttr 3·36, Dawkin• l ·2S, Crlbllt 2· 13. Reddick 1·24. Bernett l·S. Los Anot+n, Bert>tr S·6S, Farm4tt' •-61, Dennard 4-.0, D. Hiii 3·26, Gume n 1-13, Dickerson I· I. MISSED FIELD GOALS-Buffalo. Del\elO 52 Los Angeles, Lan,lord •S R•ldlrs 21, Glarm 12 Seer• llrt Overten NY Glenl' 2 l 0 1-12 "•""" 0 13 1 1-21 ''"' Overtw NV-S.letv, Plunktlt lack led In end 1on1, So39 s.c8"CI Oll•r1W LA-HIUtll>Kk 13 PISS from Plunkett ( 81nr kick), 6:27 LA-FG Behr 47. 12:51 NV-FG Hall·Shtlkh 31, 13:.W LA-FG Bahr 31, IS:OO Third OU•r1W LA-·Bernwt11 36 oen from Plunktil (Behr kick), 3:10 r<-1110Uer1W LA-Allen 11 run (81hr kick), 3:)0 NV-Wllll•ms '3 oeu from 8runn.r (H1ll·Shenth kick), S:23 A-1 41' Orange Coa1t DAIL y PILOT /Monday, Novembet 28, 1983 TllAM STATISTICS NY Flr$1 downs 20 Ruanes•veros 2•·51 Peulno verd• 213 Aelurn veroa O Pesses 19·'1·3 S.ckt I v 0·0 '"""'' 7-39 F umbles·lo'I 2-0 Peneltles·vtrd• S·•9 Time of Poueulon 30:52 LA n 37· Ill 2'3 '5 19-32-0 1·63 6·3S 3·0 9-69 79;0I INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-New York, Woolfolk 23·S2, Morrl' 1·6. Lot Angele., Allen 13·64,Hewklns 7·31, King 7·29, Plunkell l ·7. Pruitt I·•. Monlgomerv 1-2. PASSING-New Vork, e runn.r 19·'1·3·346. LO' An1111ea, Plunkell, 1t-JF0·14l. RECEIVING-New Vorlo., Grev S-l:M, Wlnlems S· 119, Mlsn11r 3· 17, KOii 7·1•. Eddings 1·30. Mowell 1·13. Mulleov l· 11, Wootlot~ l·I Lo' An· GelH. l rench 5·13. lernwlll s-12. Chrl1t1n11n •·O , Allen •· 19, Hesselb9Ck l-13 MISSED FIELD GOALs.-New Vork, H•il·Shtlkh "· Lo' An1111ts. lehr S2. How tot> 20 t1r9d 1. Naoruk• 11 l·O·Ol beet Oki•· llOme. 28·21. 2. THU ( 11·0·0) 0 .. 1 Tues A&.M, 4S·l3. 3. Auourn (t · I ·01 did not Pl•v. 4. llllnoll (1 0·1·01 did not otev. S. Miami, Fie . ( 10-1-0) did not otev. 6. SMU (10-1·0) beal Houston. :w-12. 1. c;.or111e (t· I· 1) 0 .. 1 c;.o,gle Tedi, 27·24. I Mldll11en lt·2·0) did not otev 9. evu 110-1-01 old nol otev. 10. tow• 19·2·01 dld not otev 11 Florida (7·2· 1) did nol PleV 12. Clemton (t· 1-11 did nol otev. 13. Alabama (1·3·0) IOtl to 801ton CotleQe. 20· 13. 14. Ohio Stele 11·3·0) did not Olav. JS. Bolton Collelll (t ·2·0) blat Ale· btma, 20·13. 16. Plllll>IJrgh (1·2· 11 Old not Olav. 17. Mervlalld 11·3·0) Old nor otev. ll. Air Force (1-2-0l did not olev. 19. Wnl Virginie II· 3-0) did nol olev. 20. Eall CeroNne tl·l·Ol did not Olav. c ..... SATUltDAY'S LATll SCOlllS Wvomlng 31, H•w•ll 13 SMU :M. Houllon 12 Pu·IO (llNI) Clftf WLT UCLA 6 I I Wesnlngton ·S 7 0 Wu hlngton $111• S 3 0 USC • 3 0 Arl1ona • 3 I Arizona Siii• 3 3 I Oregon 3 3 1 C_1Uforn11 3 • I Oregon State 1 6 I Sle.ntord I 1 0 B.w1 lineup IATWDAY, DaC:. 11 .......... IC4 .... <•t 5111••...,1, u .J 0-11 WLT 6 4 I ' 3 0 1 • 0 4 6 I l 3 I 6 • I • 6 I S S I 2 • 1 1 10 0 Air Force 11·2) "' Mln lu lool 16-Sl SATUltDAY, DIEC. 17 CalNtrnle ..... <••r<-> t.1 Slate Fullerton 17·4) vs. North· er~ llllnols (9·21 f'ltl'lcll Cllnlt .... (at ONMe) Mer~no 11·3) YI. Tenneu• 17·31 SCOREBOARD -!. > . NBA WUUlltN CON,•11t1ENCll "eclfk DMllM w l .. ct. ullera 11 • .733 Port tend Golden Stele SHiii• Ptloenl• 11 • 733 ' ' .500 ' ' 500 s 10 33J !>en DlffO s 11 .lll Delle• Denver Uleh ltenau Cllv S.nAntonlo Hou1ton MidWMI DMllM 10 • ' 1 1 ' 6 ' • 10 s 9 '" Sl3 ~ . '29 .l7S .JS1 •ASTlllltN CONr<lltllNCE A .. llllc DIVI'*' Ptllledelohl• 11 3 Bo,ton ll s New Vork 9 6 Nt'# JerMY I 6 w .. hlnoton • 9 Mltweuk• Atlante De troll Chlceoo Cleveland lndle ne Ctnlrll OfYhleft ' 6 ' 6 1 9 s ' 4 11 • 11 Slllldli'l's k-l.Hen 103, Cnketo 100 lndl•ne 101, New Vork 9l Boiton 1 i., o.rroll " .716 ·"' 600 .S71 .400 .600 .S71 ... .llS .267 267 Cleveland I 14, San Antonio 106 T ......... 1G- Portland el l<•n.aa Cllv ni.tde'I'• Gemes Ulllen el Goldln Stele, n S.n Antonio •I New Vork, n Mllweuk" et Wuhlno1on, n Denver •I Attenfe, n Cltvtleno al O.troll, n PlllledllPl\I• et Indiana, n Chlceoo 11 HouatOft, n Phoenl• n . Utall al Lia Veget, n Sen DlellO et SNflle. n Hew '9p 20 .. ,.. GI ]''I 3112 6 61>) ,.,, • 4 s s 1 ,..., 3 Sfh v, 2'1'> J s s 1 North Cerotlne (l·Ol beat Mis· soorl, 6ol·S1. 2 l(enfuckv I l·Ol t>fft Loul,vlllt. 6S·44. 3. Houllon I I· I) be•I Ken.as, 91 ·16. •. Georgelown 12·01 bHI Hewell·Hllo, 97·3S. s. Memphis SI (2·0) be•I Norl'1 Texu St. 101·79. 6. Lou"vllle (0· 11 losl to Kenlucl<v, 6S·44. 1 low• (1·0) beat Ill Weslevan, 16·60 I Mervlt nd (1·01 beel JOhns HOPkln,, IOl·6~ 9 UCLA (7·0) beet Long Beech St, 6S·S9 10. °'-" St (0·01 did not olav. 11. Loulllene St. (1·0> t>fft New Or!Mn .. 67·5', 12. Mldll111n SI 12-0) beet w Mlch'9en, ll·S2. 13. Fresno St. 0 · 1) IOst 10 Purdue, 5'·SS. 14. Arkan.as 17·0) b .. I Ol<lenome ...,.. IS. 8011on College 10-0) did not otev 16. Georgie 12-0) bell W Ktnluc"li'v, 15-61. 11. l(ensu (0· ll '°'' to Houston, 91-16. 11. DeP1u1 ( 1·0) beat N llllnols, 73·51. Grey Cup champion TMURSDAY, D•C. 22 It. lr>dlene (O·ll loll to Miami, Ohio. ...... ,_.... '3·S7. Defensive end James Curry holds the Grey Cup aloft Sunday after Toronto won the Canadian Football League championship in Vancouver with an 18-17 victory over the British...colwnbiD Lions~ --<ll.MrmlllmillMI. Al!IJ ~--'"w. OklehOme (1-1) loll to Ar1ten.as Wett Vlretnte 11·3) vs Kenluckv -...1'f . 16+11 r<ltlOAY, Dae. D " .... ., .... (at SM Oleeel BVU no-11 "'· Ml11<>Url (7·41 SATURDAY, Dae. 24 ""' .... (I I •t .. IM) SMU 110·1) YI. Alebtm1 (1·3) MONDAY, D•c. 2' AllM ..... (lfNIMMll) Penn St••• O·•·ll va. Wuhlnoton (I-)) THURSDAY, DIC. 2t Ulert'I .... (at MlmlHll Boston Cotll9e (t-2) vs. Notre Dame (6·Sl .... di ..... (atAlefnl Norlh Caroline 11·3) YL FIOrlde SI (6·•> Getweewt (81 J8dl__..) Iowa (9·2) ••· Florida (7·2· 11 SATURDAY, DIC. ll .............. <•• tftlllttell) Bevtor (7·3· I) YS Oktel\ome St (1·•> MONOllY, JAJI. 2 '""'" .... <•• Diiie•) Georgl• <9·1·1) n Tex,, 111·01 "'" ....... (el T_,..) Ohio St. Cl·3) YI. Pltt,ourgn 18·2· I) ........ (at "•.atlefte) llllnols (10-1) YI, UCLA (6-4·1) Or11191atwt <••Miami) NebrH ll• (11•0) YI. Miami (Flt.) (10·1) s.i.r leWI (et Ntw OrtleM) Auourn It· ll vs Mkhloen (t·21 j c ...... SUNDAY'S KOltH wan Georgetown t7, Hewell•HllO 3S •AST Holv Cron S9, Dartmouth Sl Salon H•ll '51 Dowllng 76 TOUttNAMSNTS / Gnel AleUr• SllNteut Norin Caroline Sl. 6S, Atken111 60 (flrtl) Ol<l•hOm• ti, Santa Ctert n llhlrdl Fordham 6', Atesk1·Anchor-61 (fifth) N-Mulco 7•, Southern Cal 60 (MYe<'lh) Hew .. Cal St•t• Fullerton 90. Hewell 60 (flrll) Al'° rect<I: New Terrllorv. T 81# Syndrome, ROD'S Mv Chance. At<I Baron Re1urn1, Too Ent•talntr. Time: I .'3 4/ S. U IXACTA 17-11 oald 1213.SO. 'OUltTH ltACll. I 1116 miles. Lo11 Cr"k (McCrn) l .60 2.60 2.40 Force Fun (Lipham) 3.60 UO Fabulous Dt 21.00 l'-20 1(-On Telklno (Vlnzle) 7.JO ~00 Captain Crozier (8tertl 12.IO Al'° rect<I: Twneml Slew, Jellsco, TrH nor, Wlle'a Chemo, World Ben· ,,.r, Honor Medel, Dutt To Riches • Scoreooerd. Tlmt· I. 10 315. U IXACTA (2·6) oald Sl,SOS,50. SIXTH RACll. I II 16 mllts on lur1. 8rorll1 (Cordlro) 32.00 I.to U O Hilvwoect f'•rtc · Dntalothlmuslc IDlhsvl 4,60 3.20 SUNDAY'S ltHULTS FP11gv Mon (Plncavl 3.00 (IOlll .. l0"111v ~ "'"""9) Also raced: Reflect To Glorv, f'lltST ltACa. 1 1/16 mllH. Dr1oonlee , lrOft Klttv, Double Smoite . Mornbo's Pet (DIGlol 16.00 ll.40 7.20 Time· 1 '3 4/S. Aun Al'l'lber Run (Fuentnl 16.00 11.20 SIVINT • COfttlntnlal Glrl (Sibilla) 3.60 " "ACll. 6 lurlongs Send DI-(Cordero) S.60 3 20 3 20 -~lr$hl•"r-, "'0u .. u"'btl,_. _ _..pr""o::;.;Pe=n1TlMi11I UO S.00 Enlrv, Reouletlon Miu , SuPer Vei.r>· Fl Devis (McCerron) ~60 3.20 3 20 fine, c .. tel Cllellne, Vigor'' Ledv, Alto raced: Junture. Plevlng To Win, Dl,lent Horfron Henoverl1n, Mr HotlvwOOd. Rush 10 Time· 1.44 llS Power, Manv Gl•cltrs saCOND ltACll. 1 1/6 mllM. Time: l. 10. ChrGerGrtG ILPl\m) 12.IO 7.20 s . .u> U llXACTA 11·6) oeld "6.SO. Tr" Aunl\er (McGurn) 100 1.60 u ,.ICK SIX U·7+2·7-ll oeld Son Of /II. CaP (Valtnzutl•l U . .O s 1•0.742.60 wlln one wln,,.r h i• Also raced: Cerro Pinto. Frtendlv hOrsts); S2 Pick SI• con,otallon oald Rov11tv. Etrlv Selller, Ptlln, Too Sl.271.IO with 17 winners (five horset.) Dragoon, Tom, 11'1 A Shem, l'orslon Prince, Leta Stee.,.r. lllGHTH lltACIE. I 1/6 mllu . Time: l.'3 l lS. Allhte (Plncay) 4 . .0 2,60 2.20 U DAILY DOUILI (9·•> Paid Llle'l Magic (McCerron) 2 . .0 2.20 S237.60. SPrlng Loose 1Dt1ahous.avtl 3.40 TMlltD ltACI. I 1116 mites Alto rect<I: Prtclouslv Deer, Luckv Slnolt Sctilr (Dodlo) 27.20 uo 6.60 LUC'""' Lucky, O.-z..- 8old TrHIY (Toro) • . .O 3.40 Time: 1 '3. L.elevette l ark CSlbllle) l.20 U •XACTA (7·6) oelcl 120 00 NINTH ltACll. 1 1116 mites on turf. Me•-• (Dltln v•> 1uo 7.20 l.JO Rov•I Cn tlve (Stloerneker) 4.00 l.20 Twln'a Tornedo (Plncevl 6.00 Al'° r•ct<I: Nellve Sllelk. Azullno, Mou·Fernl·Tvclll, 8-. Wint• Wind, OtvmPl•d'I Son. Tlmt: 1.42 l/S. U IXACTA (l ·I) oald Sl ... SO. Alllftdenc.: 33,6ol0. c ............. NCAA CHAMPte>HSHlf"t <•• lellMM ....... l ...... di) '"*' .... ct Ltlll ... di St. f, UC ll'Wle 6 LDnll 8Hch State I 1 3 ._. UC lrvl11e 2 1 I ,_. UC lrvlne scoring: Camobtll 2, OOvltr I, Event I. Del Ville I, Roni I. ~, ... car 10, use 1 ... ~ OCCX t, rown S....-"8ce Lovoie (Chicago! 12, sn-.. Rock s All· TOUltNAMllNT ,lr1t Teem Pelt Cullno IC•ll. Alen Grtsllam <Cal). Jeff CemllDlll (UC lrvlne); D•n O'Connell (Lovole), Mike Spicer (USC>, Jim 8 1rdMll (Lono h•Ch SI.), Mike Evens <UC lrvlne), Sll•un Cleerv !Cal). s.c..ld Teem Guv 81tktr ILono 8ffCfl SI.), John Gifford (Cal), Cllerlft Harris (USC>, Mell Biondi (Call, Jol\n Fifi• !Cell, Garv Rol>erlt (UCLA), Tom P•nch•lt (UCLA) MVP. Cullno, Gre&l'lem I ncl C.m.llbtll. Camel ·Lights 9 mg. "tar". 0.8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. Warni ng: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Sm6king Is Dangerous to Your Health. 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Mam RIMMn·Tom Gorman. 7·6, 6-• (Smlt ll ·Lutz •Piii H .SOO , lltlHMn·Gormen SPiii Sl,SOO). Seutll AfrtcM C)pei\ (If ......... ldrll Slnltls .. ..... Johan Krlell !Soult! Africa) 011. Cotln DowOeswt11 <Enoi.nol, 6·4, 4·6. 1-•. 7-S, 6·3 .. Grind Pr1X teumrl l•IT..._M,r<-l Sllllltl """" Helna Guntl'lerdl (Swltzer11n<tl cit! P•blo Arreve IP•ul. 6·0. 6-2. W~atwrMIMM tets.,..., .......... , ....... Alllll Jo Durie (Enelendl cit! lt•lhv Jor• den (US ), 6·). 7·~ w.-.. .,. .. c11e1. usaaALL ~Laelllle SEATTLE MAltlNElltS-H•"*' 9etl H!Mt lllftlne !Mtn.ctor. Named Veda PIMon mlncw·leelut Ntllne In· 11ructor. '°°TaAU. ....... , ..... Laelllle LOS ANGELES ltAN\5-Actlv1!9d Mike Lansford, kldltr. •fl« PUttlno lllm on welven.. Plec:ld Gordon Jann, wide rtcelvtt, Oft 1111 1"""9d -llsl. u..M s.. , ..... LMtllll SAN ANTONIO GUNSUNGElltS- Nemtd L•rv Kuhef'ld't oflenslY• coor-dinator. HOQ(•Y ........ ttemev LMtllll . DETlltOIT lltED WINGSo-«tcelltd Meeenson, -lltnder, to • mulll·vH r contract I , .. 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II I 1> t I t-• t!IOP ) OI t 1 6 • olhi ill I t ol II OIJ 17 -II 11 , o ..,,,dit 1 1 4 t .. t , •II )GI I .. , I It Mll•I I' Dll 1 1 -I Oll•t ~ 1 "I • •111111111 Christmas shopping season sales said 'best in yea rs' By th Al•~l•led Pre11 Salet boomed at the tradltwnal 1\art of the Chriatmaa ahopplna aeuon u merchanu ttnd t.'ONumers aaJd better economic limes put more peoplt! in a glft-buylng mood. Some store ~era said &alee were the best ln y_,a.n, and many predicted sales through Christmas would be up 1~ to 20 percent from a year ago. A boornma start to the Christmas season is encouraging news for merchan'-, since holiday sales generally account for Dhout 40 percent o ( the fuJJ year's business. Designer to off er hostile bid NEW YORK -Apparel designer Calvin Klein iB threatening to launch a hostile tender otrer for Puritan Fashions Corp. unJess he and Puritan c.'Ome to an agreement over Klein's takeover bid earlier this week. Klein issued a statement Friday saying the hostile bid wouJd be a dollar a share less than the inltit.aJ offer for Puritan. Klein and his business partner Barry Schwaru, w ho together own about 3.7 percent of Puritan'st'Ommon stoek outstanding, had propo6ed last Monday to buy the remaining stock for $16,50 a s hare, or about $58 mmion. Saudis 'freezing' oil prices WASHINGTON -Saudi Arabia is c.'Ommi tted to keeping oil prices at the current $29 a barrel for at least the next three years, says U.S , Energy Secretary Donald Hodel. Hodel said upon his return this w eek from a tnp to four Middle East countries that Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Y amani is determined to prevent world oil prices from rising, as some OPEC nations-are demanding. or from falling in response to the current glut. Foreign t elephon e sales soar WASHINGTON -Foreign manufacturers are flooding the United St.ates with an unprecedented amount of telephone equipment. Figures compiled by the Conune.rce Department and the foreign trade division of the Census Bureau show the number of telephones delivered for sale in the United St.ates during the fint nine months of 1983 climbed a staggering 586 percent compared with the same period last· year, A T&T competitors win support WASHINGTON -The long-distance competitors of American Telephone & Telegraph Co, have won the support of the Justice Department for their bid to change a regulatory decision that would dramatically increase their operating expenses next year. The department. in a filing Friday with the Federal Communications Commission, said it agreed with companies like MCI Communications that the FCC was moving too fast in trying to equalize competition with AT&T, Dollar retreats; gold rises LONDON -The dollar retreated from reoord heights in listless, early trading today on foreign exchange markets in Japan and Europe. Gold bullion prices roee above $380 a troy ounce. The dolljll', which hlt new peaks against lhe French franc and hallan lira last week. fell ag~t all major currencies after a slight decline in interest rateS. Falling-- interest rates i.Qlthe United States make returns less attractive on dollar-denominated investments. COLD QUOTATIONS ., the Aeeocleted ,,... WHAT NYSE DID Due to late transmission today's listing will not appear in the Daily Pilot, WHAT AMEX DID Due to late transmission t o day's listing wl ll not appear in the Daily Pilot. METALS NEW YORk (AP) -Spot l\Ollfertous !Mlltl ~IOd9J: c:.,.,.. . 11~ 10 certlt • pound, u s cNelln•llOtlfl. C..., · 83,90 e«olf I* t>OUllO, NY COIN~ 111>C11 monltl cla.ed Ftl Lo.-• 2$·27 _,, •• pound ZIN · 49 oenta 1 poullO, .,.._ Tin • M.4193 Mel .. • w.-ClO'fll>Otllt lo ........_.91 centet p(M\cl,NV, -.W, · $340 00-1350.00 I* 78 II> -· -Vor1t ........_ -$392 00.$395 00 ci-110 mer"'*'! troy-. 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The spotlight 1hift1 to the coUe.-thll week u UC lrvtne put.I two new ahowa on the boarda at different campua theat.ert, while another bows in at Saddle- back College. The week's blg event is "Follies," the Stephen Sondheim saga of chorus girls reliving their put. It opens tonight and runa through Saturday. Curtain is 8 p.m. at the Fine Arts ' Village Concert Hall with ticket infonnation being diapenaed at '856-6617. A.lao being staged on the UCI campus is "The Well of the Saints" by Irish playwright John Mill- \ ington Synge. Graduate Student Allison Llddi is directing. Only three performances are schedul~ -'nrureday through Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Little Theater. Dylan Thomas' "Under Milk WoOa" opens a two-weekend run 1 Friday in the Studio Theater of Saddleback College under the direction of Lynn Wells. Performances will be given Thundays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. until Dec. 11. Call 831-4656 for ticket information. Getting the Christmas seuon off and running this weekend is the Fountain Valley Commuity Theater. which la mounting a children's production of ''The Dickens Christmas Carol Show" for two weeke.nda. Frank Minano is directing a cast of some 45 young people. Perfonnances will be given Friday at 7:30, Saturday at 2:30 and 7:30 and Sunday at 2:30 of this weekend and next at Los Amigos High School, Newhope and Heil avenues, Fountain Valley. Call 964-5392 or 847-1108 for ticket information. lnterml••lon perfonnancea Friday and Satur- day at 8:30 at the playhouae, ln the SeecUff VLUaae ahopplna center, Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beecla. Call 847-4466 for ticket detaila. Katharine Fajardo, Ken Barker and Don Evana head the caat of "WitneBB" under the direction of Dohn Shaw. Cloalng per- fonnancee are Friday and Satur- day at 8:30 in the theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Reeer- vationa 995-4113. At San Clemente, Rick ~bab, Joan Ray and Kimberly Ann Meier comprise the triangle of "The Marriage Go Round" under Stan Manning's direction. Final performances are Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Cabrlllo Playhouae, 202 Ave . Cabrillo, San Clemente. Re- servatioe 492-0465. Continuing their respective en- gagements along the Orange Coast~: •"Playboy of the Western World" at South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Coeta Mesa (957-4033), playing nightly except Mondays at 8 p.m. (7:30 Sundays) through Dec. 1. •"Oklahoma" at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouae. 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente (492-9950), on stage Wedneedays through Satur- days at 8 p.m. and Sundays at l and 7 p.m. through Jan. 8. •"Brigadoon" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouae, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-5511), run- ning nightly except Mondays at varying curtain times through Feb. 19. •''They're Playing Our Song" at the Laguna Moulton Play- hou9e, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beech (494-0743), on stage Tueedays through Satur- days at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 until Dec. 11. . _ • Tonight'• IV Captured -t.•-L.~nu 0 lfi flOOTIALL ,~-THMl'I COWAllV HAWAIPNl.o MAOB. I LIHMfl I=::. NICMIWI =ANCMCI .. .. "Soundet" ( 1972) Cicely ~.Pu Wlnlleld. CBJ eMOYll * * * "The L•t ~n" ( 1942) Anlmllld. Volcle ol Mii F•row. Alen Arkin. (l)MOW * * •.; "llll Glnlblet" ( 19801 Kenny Rogett, L .. Putctll. (ljM()VIE .. "Buddy, Buddy" (1981) Jeck Lemmon. Wiiier M•tthlu. I ALICE -t:30-= 0f CUlTUM a WHEll OF fORTUNf .DRAONfT l !v~~: AOWAN & MA.RTIN'S LAIJOK.IH QDNEWS I THf&'8 CO#iPAKV JOKD'IWLO Kate Jackson is taken •••W~ G MIDEOMNOECOONTY hostage by an espionage Cl> P.M. MAGAZINE . "S 8l<Mc:ae1•CTION rmg on carecrow. and. , . · -1:ao- Mrs. King" tonight at 8 l~Z:.= on BS, Channel 2. ~=-UHIM.EY& No 'X' rating for Unlver•al'• 'Scarface' fllm . ., IM'A'S'H PEOPLE'S COURT Wl.DLRWAll MAKING Of MANKIND T1C TAC DOUGH QDMOVIE ***'h "My Men Godfrty" (193e) Wllllm Powell, Clrole Lomberd. UNIVERS..., OOFMGOLE AOCK ALCITY -Univer-(Q)INSl)(ON sal Pictures' Scarface, which was originally rated X by the Motion e CE ~ANDMM Picture A...>ciation of America ICINCl Cl.aaaification and Rating Admin-B:JOHHNYCAMON'S istration, has been given an R -~PRACTICALJOKD rating by the MPAA Cl.aaai-***Vi "Clbnl" (19721 Lill Mln- fication and Rating Appeals 11111, Joel Gfey. Board, Universal Studios has an-~ ~ 'll~M" (1111) Kalt .i.ton, Onll.-i. ~=:.MUia lfOONCBT H'AI "Tiie aio.tn" (11111 Mu1m1o ==Aod8"91r. ** "Honkytonll Min" (1912) Cllnl Eaelwood, Kytt Eaalwood. 'R~ Hindi" (1175) Rod Sttlglt, Romy Sdwllldet. -l:JO- i LCMIOAT ,,M. MAGAZINI GNAT flBllOMIAHC(I -t.00- • (I) M cw.St THE ADYENTUM OONTINUf.I DIBMOVIE ''Olrte Of The White Orctlld" (Prem· ltr•l Jennifer Juon Lligll, Ann Jiiii-an. I=~ DONOOR'Ytll MOVIE ** *'~ "Abtenee OI Mlllce" (1181) Peul Newman, Siiiy Field. -t:16-• THA rs INCMl>9l.EJ -t:ao- i THI GOIW OOlUtillST P£OflU'8 OOtMT TOOA Y AT HOU. YWOOO PNfl'. I u tiwa tft!»-='= TOHIGHT **Vi "One Wey Slr .. t" (1950) JllTlll Muon. t.W11 Toren. (t)MOVIE * ·~ "Thi Kldntpping Of Tiie Prlli-dent" (1980) Wlllllm Sh1tner, Hll Holbrook. ®MOVIE • "Meg1torc1" (19111) Berry Bottwlell, Perlil Klllmbltt1. (l)MOVIE * * * "An Olficef And A Genti. main" ( 1182) Riclllrd Gere, Debf1 ;.~ *** "Chlln Reectlon" (1980) SI"" Biiiey, Ami....,. Wlndlelter. (%)MOVIE U V. "Wendi" (1170) Barberi Loden, Mlctllll Hlgglna. -t0:15- • THATS HOU. YWOOO -10'JO-• INDEPENDENT ... NETI ..... WOM,.._ NEWS •NM....WWS 111 IMNEY tiaLER -t0:46-8NEWS ~rating was awarded in 1=.aANIENTTONQHT New York when producer Martin MAKINBOFMANKIND -11:00- -11:41- (H) HIO CONIUMEA flEllORTI flt&INT8 -12:00- • L.A. TOOAY ~ ~ Aeluctent tiefoes" (19711 Ken Berry. CllT*on Milchlll (Z)MOVIE *Vi "Sex Kltlent Go IO College" ( 1960) MllNI VIII Ooten, T uelday Weld. -12:06-l~MOYIE * * "Coni.alont Of A Window Clelner" (1914) Robin Alhtth. Anthony Booth -12:15-®MOVIE * • "tQ1IOnll Lampoon's Movie MldnelS" (1981) ~ Benson. Rlchltd Wtdmlfk. -12-.30- • QI LA TE NIGHT Wl'Tl4 DAVID L.ETTERMAH I TWILIGHT ZONE HOUVWOOO ClOIEUP AOWAN&MAl'nWS~ LCM. AIElllCAN STYLE MOVIE • .. "Seven S..Utllt" ( 1171) Gilnclllo Giannini, Shirley Sloler. .MOVIE *~ "In Pf .... OI OIOlt W°"""" ( 1171) Tom a.ene-, Kattn 1111ca -1:»- I a.-=O¥UMOHT ........ ** "lht Gey C.vllllet'' ( 1944) 0.. beft~~Pln Mlttln CQh:~rn9N GOD (%)MOVIE * "Modern Ptotllemt" ( 1981 l Chevy ChMe, P1t11 O'ArbllWllll -1:16- ISJMOVIE ** "FO<IMW ~ .. (1975) Anni.a.. EmmlllUlll Ar1111 -1:60- IHIMOVIE • • "Hriytonlc Men" (1182) Clint Eutwood. l(yle Euiwood -t:OO-~ ~NEWS NIGHTWAW4 * • 'h "St• Of Tiie Night" ( 19821 Roy Scheldet. Meryl Streep -2:30-e a NEWS l~1MOVIE * • * "The Kiiiing Of Sister George· ( 19681 SuSIMlh Yon , Betyt Reid -S:OO- ~~STAETaf • * "Holllcytonk Men" ( 1982) Clint EulWOOd, Kyte EulwOOd t%)MOVIE ••on "Dirty Hinds" (19751 Rod Steiger. RomySCMeidlf. -3~- (()MOVIE *** "An Ofllcet And A Genii. tMn" (1182) Richerd Gere. Oebfa Winger. CHANNEL LISTINGS 8 l(NXT ICBS> 0 On·TV D l(NBC (N8CI 1 Z TV • l(TLA (Ind I .. H80 • KABC IABCI c 1C1nemai.1 0 KFM8 <CBSI ' IWORI NV .N.V 8 KHJ·TV llnd.I ~, IWTBSI D KCST CABCI t 1ESPN) • l(TTV t lnd t s (Showtt~) II) ICCOP·TV (Ind I 0 Soolh9111 411 ICC ET I PBSJ • ICat>I~ New\ N~lwor k1 G KOCE f PBSI Threecommunity theater pro- ductions cloee up shop thia week- end with final perfonnancee of "The Robin Hood Caper" at the Huntington Beach Playhouae, "Witness for the Proeecution" at the Westminster Community Theater and "The Marriage Go RoWld" at the San Clemente Community Theater. • "Footlight Frenzy" at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach (631-0288), presented Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Dec. 17. Bl'egman, director Brian De <t>MOYE 1£ o a NlWI Pahna and Universal Pictures **.Vi "The Gembler" (1980) Kenny .w- theatrical motion picture group i9iRooersiiliiiiii~· liii•iiiPuriiiiiice11iiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii.i.......,..~~----iiT......:::==================~ President Robert Rehme ap- peared before the appeals board to protest the original X rating. "•8TAll 80' Jack Secord's production of ''The Robin Hood Caper" features Joanne Wolcott, Wil Thompson, Joanne Underwood and ''Colonel" Jimmy Hart. They'll give final •"Life With Father" at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 390 Monte Vista St.. Costa Mesa (631-5110), playing Thursdays through-Saturdays at 8 p.m . and Sundays at 7 p.m. until Dec. 18. The new R rating was granted without further cuts in the film, Universal said. A Bregman production of a De Palma film, Al Pacino is Scarface, which also stars MiChelle Pleifftt, NOWPLAnNG At TheM Specially Selected Theatrea BREA fOUNlAlll VAlUY LA MAIM OMllGE Uf< Movits F1tM\' lw111 AMC FaS/ltOn SQu;irt OOfllome 990 4022 963 I JOT 69 Hl633 6J.4 25!>3 COSTA MESA tlWtllE lllllSIOfl VllJO WUT•tllSTfll Eowaros r.1nerna Eowaros WOOObrlCIQe Eow11os MiWOO UA Ma• Cen1er 9/9 414 I Cinema SS I 065~ Vieio MaU •9S 6220 893-05'6 El TORO ldwardsSioolebitk S81 !>880 (""~'""'~~~ '1'1111-BICIH"I' 8'1'01'11' ---·--- ""' P'IMI Tenor l"I IJAL CH&VY CfNftJID' CHA: Mr. Mom (~I ''A TERRIFIC MOTION PicruRE. GO SEE IT." ~ •~IAOOC~Ol1IMI ~ -·":"'o ~ ···---~-. O•l .. ·I"' 011•" 61:10 w .. 11."ch / l :U w .. •u11t11u QiWrt1Wtr12 Frtt Ulln1 llt• * PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES * "A NIGHT 11 t€Amf' (a) 17 )0, 1~.t10, 6 IS, I tO, 10 10 "M.l 111 mn ..,., .. (I> t:Oo. JM. UO, I 00. ti!O. 11·00 r.. tZ:lO. tn. •:I&. 1:10, tO-!$ NV 100 "Mlt All> HAYES" (PG) 12:JO. UI. UO, l:JS, H>. 10• "!80 CIY WOlf" (PG) 11111. l JO. 6.00. UI. lltSS '1IMI Of M Elf' (PC) • 10 • can sn•o tl)Q.100. S-)0, 100 lt)O "M DUO ZDIF (I) fl "'-' I 00. UO. it!). 10 40 '1ICY I 00 U JO. l ». t·40. U ), ISO, IOSS "c:aGSS C<UOlY" (a) u JO. no, • JO, 1.:io. t:io. toJO "iiH&!t~J "DOI. Of 111 c:om11r• (PS) l JS. l:IO, tO:l'O !Al. ?:ts. 100. IO:JO "SPACl ualS" (PS) 17'). UO, tJO, SAT lt.J01 UHl(V 100 "TtSTMDT" (PG) I 00, J-00, Sta, 100. 9 00. 11-00 "MITYW.11 J.0" (PS) 12 JO. l ~. UO, llS. l10. 1010 SAi OIU tr ~. 111. t JS. 1-)0, HS 102S * PAClflC DRIVE -IN THEATRES * . ...,,.,. ... _,a'' (I) f\US ·~RIM" (I) "!DO SAY !DO AUii" (PS) f\US ''IUIBlml" (PS) "A CllBlllAS STOIY" (PS) f\US "CWll Of M mMB" ('8) "MITnl.llW ~ ....... (1) -·-11Hll2fl ~~!U?J •• V•llY aTllONQ aTUl'I'!' -NEWIWEEK edward s CINEMA ........ : OM'."'' 546 102 .. , ..... ,. j IF IT CANT SCARE THEM TO DEATH ITWILLFIND ANOTHER WAY. . I"'°' ... l . :er-, sount CWT --W ·2111 lMk COAST --lliflt'~OAST .,_, . .....,,.. dll H C wn• .. IU"MI ... 1lln 6 tS. 10 IS [IQ.USM £JlllOlln[lrl llCIO I .i1-S "SllUllf' Cll 100 '1CI 11\IWI !Ull 1111 •1t1·11eo ·111 • o&l" Cll ... "-710. t it M Orangt Coast DAILY PILOT/Mond1y, N9*"btt' 28, 1983 ·r: 1Me ~rl · .. ~!["' ~f a.o "''~ ~/ ~"fl •-·~ R,t11Rl~f CU ATOR OP 11MOM1i ,,,.,! roJr ~~ :c!f /l-28 ' ........................... {~/.b ( ... A"ft MONPAY~. l CAN'T 5MAKE TMl 6 AWfOL FEELING THAT 50METMING PREAPF'UL I' GOING TO HAPPEN TO ~E l'M ~VEP! li'5 NIC.f TO 5EE A f'Rlf.NPlV FAC.E II 25 THE t'.\~ILl' l'IRCL'S by 811 Kean e "We hafta go to the bank to buy some money . by Brad Anderso n 3 ~~w·~ ~ " 'I .- .. ( .. "It's touch tackle, not lick tackle." ;· 'IPO' "I l 1.1.1 '.\S STAY! \ E :-1\\.\'.\,\\ u.1E H~VE A 1(vi\\PLAlNT wE All 60T -SICK DURING THE "'f~AAl<S61VIN6 ~K'LIPAYS ... .. -....... l ...... ~ THAT ME~N::-I.VE r~rN T GET uUT 0F Sdh.\)L ... WE WE~E SIC"-ON OUR OWN TIME ... WE DON'T nllNK THAT WAS FAIR ... - by Gus Arriola by Jim Davis BIG Gt:ORGE II· l.t' "I h1t1 Mond1y1." -•If HE WASA ~RIPTION, ro ~HIM .• 1'60 SEE THY CHAPLAIN" ?~ \,. l ~\ ' ) ~ by Ferd & T 0 01 Johnson by Charles M Schlfl z -- SA~~SM DOES NOT 8ECO/\\E YOU MA'AM ~ by Tom K. Ryan 1Hf? ~Xf:~ION 'rn1MMt:C7 SOME FL.Al' Ff'.OM OUR WA151l .. 11\lES! t ., .. ~tr ' I' I ~\ Q.1 -Aa Soutli. vulnerable. you hold: tKlotS \?1 OJl51 •QJN The hlddinK has proceeded: NerUI Eat& s .. tlil •• ow. 7 What do you bid now'! A.-Offcnslvely. you havt' quite • rair hand. but yo u do nol have much lo conlributt in the way or derense should the opponen ts buy the! hand. Jump to lhrce spadu . Over 1 takeout double. th1t action is pre~mptivc. IL mtl(ht seem that ynu llrl' loo stronl( for 1h1~ bid. hut at this vuln1•rab1laty. you \hould ha v1· a hllh• ,,onw1h1ng an rcsl'rv11. Q.2-llolh vuln1•rablt'. a' Sout h vou hold •95 #;AK93 1d (QJ4 tKQ6 l'arlncr open' lhl' h1dd1ng w11h four 'path•' Whal a<' 11on do you 111k1· • A.-far,l. ht·ar in mind lhal partner ha' madt• 11 preemp t1v1: npeninl( hid Ir hl' had a solid ,padP 'u11 11"tl an out Jt DGt: P \RKt:R GOif i ON lllDGf BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF AN8Wt:R8 TO llll)(;t QUIZ aide act•, h1· would have• upt'n ed onr ~p1de. Therefore. 1lam muMt IK• al Ix-at on a rincue -al worst. ll hu no play at all. 1'1ss, and takr your prol1l. Q.3-As Snulh, vuln1•r11blto, you hold: tQJ7 'V KQ8 OAQJI •K98 The bldd inK has proccrdrd: s .. tli Weel Nortll Eatt I NT Pa1e Pat1 % • Pua Pue 2 0 Pue 7 Whal action do you takt''! A.-You havt 1 maximum no trump op1·ning and a ,UJX'rb fit for parlnn \ ~u1l. hut you must stall pus~! Kl'mt•mlwr. purlnc•r tould not art nv1·r your slrOnl( 01wn1nl( had. 111· rnu~l hav1• lnn1< dm mond' and almos1 no1h1nl( 1n 1h1• w.1v ot h11(h 1·11rd' Q.4-ltnlh vulnt·r.ibh-. J' Soulh you hold. • AQJ6S2 AK 10 I 952 • 7 The b1ddin1: ha, proc1·1·d1•d: South Wu t !llorth [H l I • .,... 2 ;i PH• ? What do yo u had now'! A. -Wt• u~ually •utcicnl lhal you rebid a kood 111 rud major au il. lft'rt'. how1•vrr , lhrrr are morr 1mporlonl fu lors lo con•idcr. You havt• 11 Kood hand and fint· supp<1rl for partnt•r'x 11u1l, so you 111hould fix 1 playabh• 11uit iu soon u poulble to allow room for u ploralion should parlnt•r havt slam aspint tions. Ka1st' lo thrtt ht•:irl H you lail to ram• ht•arts now, pulnt'r wall n1•v1•r bt•lll'vr you havt• wrh 1·x c1·ll1•nl trump )upporl Q.5-Nt•1lhrr vulnrrahl1-. ·'' Snut h you hold. •KJS J3 •)Q9652 +Ul06 'l'ht· b1ddin1< h.1~ pron•1•d1·d· Sortb l:ut South I ' Ublt ' WhJI .11·11on du vou IJk1•' A. -'ou hJ\'1• onl~ rn1>d1•'1 \ Jlu1·~. but al yuu <iun't :lfl nu"". you ma) find 11 d1 rf1ruh lo 1•n11·r tht• aurt1on :it 11 later stage. You havP a balant't'd hand w11h stoppl'rs an all suits. and one no trump durra b1•1 your hand pc-rft<t tly. Q.1-As Sou th. vulnt•rablf. you hold. •Q83 ~·K87S4Z 083 •JT Thi· bidd1nK h•~ prOC'r1•d1•d: We.t Nettll t:.at S..tlil I \? D .. w Pa11 t Wh'1t IC't1on do you lak(•/ A. -You most t't rtainly ran not ronvrrl parlntr'a takrout doubh· lo iwnalllH your trump suit 4ual it7 l1•1iv1·~ 11 JCr1·u1 dral lo bt d1·~1r<•d. And don't ron,idrr ont· no trump t hat r1·~pun~1· ~U KKt''" foi r v.1h11·' I 'arl n1·r h;1~ a~kt•d .1·011 lo had .v(111r tw~1 ~uil. so n·,pon1t on1• 'pad1•. Havt you ~ea r11nala1 I•· lo do11blt troublt? Ltl f harlu Gorn help you 111141 yo11r way tllroqh tilt •au of DOllBLtS for "ult!.1 ud for talltMl. •·or a copy •f lli• uouau:s lloektd. 1elMI Sl.8~ to "Gorn·IJo11We1," tart of till• HW •paper. P .O. Bu %59, NorwMCI, N.J. 07~8. Malit dtttli• paya .. le to New1paptr~•. by Harold Le Doux As THE POLICE 5€RGEANT I'LL TR'! NOT TO KEEP YOU VE~ LONG 1 MISS FREMONT• YOU PROBABLY HAVE A DATE OR APPOINTMENT j 1 THIS EVENING I • NO. SIR ,.---------,... ' TELL ME \NHEI\. DD THIS THIS MORNING I y()lJ LAST SEE MRS Rt(:,HT AFTER I " BRACE ., ,-_,; CAME TO WORK I 1_ .,,,,,.. _,,, OUESTIONS THE BRACES' MAID, HE FINDS HER RETICENT 8UT 1 DONT ' NOT UNPLEA$ANT1 E~IN ~U~.~ A~ LONU ~~ 1 CAN ~f.M~, _ __,,'"""'"'1"'1. 1'\lANK%11JINl:J AA~ fAU.fH .()l.A .1~0A~ ~ •• 8WOC8' by Jeff MacNelly At(.), At; L.u c.K \LoUL. 0 AA~~ 11', fAA'f 'S JIJ!if 1'~f. ~~ Ill~ 1'~'4 AA~E Au. 1'~ 1'~1VIN6 DAV by Ke 111n Fagan Ml~O-1~ ~~ 1'MINU ~to&b. ~~O·&o<,.<,L.1NE. l~N' '1' '" ~N l'M 11 ? ~l'frlMCt "~ 1A1X1t¥,, 10 •. PWOE.5 ~ by Lynn Johnston -&y Tom Batiuk by George Lemont Tl-4e KIP'l-1... ~eVefR t<NOW HOW CL.05e ~CAM.ff!."R:>~G 1'MIS 1"HIN6 ANP e.et.-..,-ING HIM W11"H MY ~t.~E~,ARrn '--,,.... . Bob Mathias, Olympic Training Center Director and two-time decathlon champion, with some of America's Olympic hopefuls. 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Clip and Mail with your tax deductible donation of $20 or more to: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "OLYMPIC GLORY" United States Olympic Committee Colorado Springs, CO 80950 Name • Address • : City State Zip • (Please mak~ check payable to "OLYMPIC GLORY.") • A Public Service Message brought to you by this publlcatlon and ~nlled States Olympic Committee. ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 28, 1883 .. , Accused officer gets aid SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -A legal defense fund haa been set up for fired California High- way Patrol officer Ge o rg e M ic hael Gwaltney, a<.-c:uaed of vi- ola ling the civil rights of a woman found slain along a desert freeway. 'ICmlOUI......... • NAMllTAnm#T lhll fotlOw'tnl) C*IOfl le ~ OUljnettH THE fIEENHOVEN PAO~ OUCTIO ROUP. 4040 MICAtl~ 8oli..,,•, · Sult• 300. H9wPOt1· , S.ectl. CA 92660 : JOlln LM si~· 27 Wood> land Dllve. Irv ne. CA 9271' Tl'ltt l>UIJMN Is wnduc1.0 by: llt 1rldlvidval • ,. J JoM L StMn~ I fhlt 1111emen1 wM flied with N • Count; Cler1! ot Orange County on • , NOV 3. 1983 • I ,_. Put>lllllld Orenge Coaet 0.ity Pttol Nov 7, 14, 21, 29, 1H3. _; ; 5"7-.;t P\lll.IC NOTtC( FICTITIOUI IUaMN NAMI ITATllll.NT t>usineas ea • • State murder trials of Gwaltney twice ended in dead.Jocked juries before the federal grand jury indictment came down earlie r this month. Gwaltney. 42. pleaded Innocent Nov. 14, and trial was set Jan. 17. If c.'Onvicted, he <.'Ould face life in prison. ~ I The IOllowtng 11«aon• ere dolrlg OUES I II 833 Dove Or , e 10. • Ne*POfl Beech CA ll~M3 ·: I uncsa P1as1ce11. 4 t8 e 1t1h, Coeta .. ·1 t.Aesa CA 92627 ' Pa1roc11 A Young 2292& Ory I CreeloRd O.amondBar,CA 9179$ Tnis t>us•neu is conouctld by· • general panneran1p Londa Ptaskell Palrocre A Vour\g Tl'l1s statement wH llled wnh IM j lcounty Cler~ or Orange County on Nov 3 1983 I f~ I Put>llshed Otange COlll Deily PllOI Nov 7 ,. 21 28 1983. 5990-83 Robin Bishop, 23. was found sexually assaulted and shot to death along Interstate 15 near Barstow in January 1982 Ml.IC NOTICE as she was heading home FICTITIOUI llU ... N NAME STATt•NT to Las Vegas after a Tne 1011ow1ng '*'°"' .,. dolnQ weekend in Los Angeles. t>usmes.s as f f d r w o ·s COMPANY. 1555 Mell The de ense un was Verde East 27·H, Coe11 Mell. CA. established last week by 92626 G al • f · ds h Roy Deen Hotchlliu. 1555 Mell W tney s rten • w O verde East 27·H. Cotll Mell, CA. ho_pe to help raise 92626 $120 000 by Dec 5 So Shirley Rulh HOIChkltl, 1555 • · · Mesa Verde EHi 27-H. eo.t1 Melli far, $1 ,590 has been CA 92626 raised, the Los Angeles Tnts t>uslneu ra conduc:tld by: • Herald Examiner said general pannerlhip Roy D .. n Hotclll(lal today. Legal fees are This statement wu llled with the expected to reiich County Clefk of Orange eo.,,niy on Nov 3. t983 $70,000 for a federal ,._, trial. Pvt>l•She<I Otenge CoMt o.lly ----------Pilot Nov 7. t4, 21, 28, 1"3. PlllllC NOTICE 5991-.S . FICTITtOUI •UllNHI l't&.IC NOTICE NAMI! IT A Tl!MINT __ _.;...;...;;...;;._.;... __ ...;....;. ___ ..:} The lottowlng persona are doing FICTITIOUI llU ... N bustneu 81: ~ ITATl•NT Tl'1E PARK RESTAURANT. 2515 The fOllOWlng pert0n le doint E Pe<:Ui<: Coest Hwy , Corona del t>uslneae 81. Mar. CA. 92625 0 AV I L L C 0 M PA H Y Loomis Foods. Inc • 25 tS E Pa· ENTERPR12ES, 3007 Cre>yden 8-y, cihc Coe11 Hwy . Corona Ml Mar. Costa Meu. CA 9262$ CA 92625 David Loren &.yllnger. 3007 This Dullness 11 conducted t>y a Croyden Bay, Coat. Mell. CA. Corpotetlon 9262$ Rick C Loomis Secretery. Jill Krosten Beyalng.,. 300t Treasurer Croyden Bay. Coate ...... CA. This statement was filed wlth the 9262'6 County Clerk ol Orange County on lh15 t>us1ness ts con<luc:ted by: SI Nov 16, 1983 lr>d1-nou•I F2'0364 Devid Bay9'nger Pubhsneo Orange Coast Daily Tnos statement was hied with the Pilot Nov 21. 28. Dec 5. 12, 1983 Cour>tv Clerk of Orange County on J + 6147-83 Nov 3 1983 DllD c NOT cc PubhSt'le<l Orange co.!":=. 1 I ___ ruu_l_I __ I ___ P1tot>Nov 7 14 21. 28. 1983 • j FICTITIOUS auatHEH 5996-43 l NAME STATEMENT 1 Tr>e following person is doing flt&IC NOTICE 1>us1ness as ----------CITIZENS OIL 4 GAS co 4630 FICTITIOUS ~.. . I Campus Ortve Suite 11 t. Newport NA• STATllllPIT Beach. CA 92660 The IOllO'lwlng '*'°" It ~ I Jonn Parsons 1500 Park PMw-business as port. Newporl Beach CA 92660 MAYFLOWER (GENERAL 8UILO- Tt111 OU.mess rs conduc:ted by an l~G CONTRACTOR). 1819 ~la I 1n<lrv1dual Ave . Costa Mesa, CA 92627 S John Parsons Harry Ronlld OOdl)•. 1819 r111s stat-• was 111.0 with Ille P1acen11a Ave.. Coate ~. CA. County Cle(k of Orange County orr 92627 Nov 16, 1983 Tn11 1>u1mess 11 conducted by: si FUOSU tndlvtduet. Put>llshe<l Orange Coest Dajly Harry Ronald Dodge P1IOI Nov 21, 28. Oec 5. 12. 1983. This S181-t W81 llled with ... 6148-83 County ~lerit of Orange County on ----------Ho\1.3. 1983 l't&.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI 9U ... H NAMI! ITATl•NT The IOltowtng l)efs<>na are doing t>usmest as SUPERIOR PAINTING CO. 222 341h St., Newport 8"cn, CA 92663 Riehard E Foratall. 222 34th St •• Newport Beacn. CA. 92663 David Roa Covin•. 222 34th St .. Newpon Beach, CA 92663 Thie bullneaa I• conducted by a ~"I P•r1nwllllp. Richard E. For11all Thia stalement was llled with Ille County Clerk ol Orange County on Nov. 3. 1963. Ftms7 Published Orange Coast Delly Pilot Nov 7. 14. 21. 28. 1983 5994-83 ..... Published Orange CoMt ~ P1to1 Nov. 7. 14. 21, 28. 1N3. 5tn-O P\lll.IC NOTIC( FICTITIOUI ..,_ .. NAMllTA~ The following pertooe are dolrlg business at. OZARK ARTS, 2146 VIia Doredo, Newpo<I BMctl. CA 92MO Dennis E Carpenter. 214e vi.. Dorado. Newpor1 8Mch. CA. t2teO Alete R Carpenter. 214e \lleta Dorado. Newpor1 8Mch. CA.. t2tlO F,.,,ec H. Cerpenter. 17"2 COWM Street. !Nine. CA. 92714 Nancie 0 Car~nt.,, 17U2 Cowan Street. Ir.Me. CA. 12714 ~ This blls1nesa Is conduct«I by: a :;_ t __________ 1 generet pan~lp 1 Frank H. Carpenter "f I PlllllC NOTICE This Sfllemer'lt wae lllld wlttl M-'; FtCTITtOUI •u..... County Clerk ol Otenge County on I NAM! ITATl•NT Nov 3. 1983 I bu::'!.~~~ng l*IOll 1' dotng PublJshed Orange Coal~ I TRETYME, 7462 McFadden. Hunt-PUol Nov. 7. 14. 21. 28. 1983. tngton Beach, CA. 92646 SM943 Kenneth B«ry. t6343 Gret1oble, ---------- Huntington Beech, CA 92649 flta.IC NOTICE This business II Condutled by .,.. ---------- 1ndMdu•I r:te:TITIOUS .._ .. Kenneth Berry NA• ITAT'DmlfT This statement was toled with the The lolio'Mng pertont .,. dolr!Q; County Clerk of Orange COunty on t>uSlnes.s .. , Nov 16 1983 BABY CARE RENTALS. 1&ee.2; F2JOM5 Sunbufst 'lane Hunllr>gton &ell&i. Published Orange Coast Dally CA 92647 Pilot Nov 21. 28. Dec 5 . .12. 1983 Barberi L Curnu!le, 19ee2 &ln-- 6146-83 ourtt Lane. Hunt1r19ton 8Mctl. CA. ----------i92647 . • IAL TZ IERGEAOM SMITH 6 TUTHILL WESTCLIFF CHAPEL 427 E. 17th 51. Coate Mesa 646-9371 PACWtC v•w MEMONAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pacific View Ortve Newport Beach 644-2700 McCORMICK MORTUARY 1795 Laguna Canyon Rd . Laguna 8-ch, Ca. 92851 494~9415 Ju<ltth Lecocq. 18501 c~ • 1 Circle. Huntington 8Mch, CA. 12Mt : This bullnesa Is condue11d by: 1' generel partnerlhlp Barbara l C\lmulle This s111emen1 was "*' with IN County C1eril of Orange County Gt~ ~ I Nov 16. 1983 • ., • ,_ Pvl>litl'lld ~.,. Coaet ~ Piiot Nov. 2 •. 28. 0£c. 5. '2. 1ta. 114&-a. Classy Autos. , .Advertised ----------------------------------------------------------------------'~------------_,-·!~- t ~--------------------~-----~-- • • Orang• Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 28. 1983 MllC NOJICC P\MllC NOTICE MllC NO 11cr PlltllC NOTICE 842-5878 NOTICl INVIT1MO llDI NOTICI Ofl TRUITll'I IALI IN, .. "'"'"°" NOTICI CW AOMTION Notte. la llereby g1_, 11111 Ille Loan .... zo ......... /MOLIN.A C~T °'THI ITATI °' RllOlUTION Of' so.tel of Truet-of the Coeet Con\· T.I . No, o-ol111 CW CAL,,OflNIA _, INTINT TO LIAll munllY COlllOe Dllltlol ol Otange UNtT ooot 0 ANO fOfl THI COUNTY IUfllt\.UI OllTNCT Ceunty, Clllltornla. will t~ve Mel llRVICI O..NllONI Of ORANGa '"AL "'ONl'f\' r-""':;:ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;iiii==;;==· t4 blel• up 10 but no lat .. 111811 10 00 INCORPOAA TED In"'" M(!tlll!< Ill lh• Faiate 01 FRANI( NOl ICE IS HtRCBY Olll(N I liA I ...... ,., Salt -~ ... "'l.4 . TUMC11y,Daclelnb«O. '""" U OUly llPl>Olnl.0 rruatM und« Ille WILLIAM SONOCCN. 0.C••N<J IHC f'OUNTAIN VALLEY &CJ~DOL 1~ I . D IL" Pl L(l'I' ~=~::...;=:.....--...... ... ....... r...uw Ille Putefllllno ~tmant of Mid tOllowlng deterlbed oeao 01 trutl c ... No. A 111... t>•DlflJCT h•• dKl.,..i mat 111e lo! I E A I ltatral llll ,._ • I. ltU OolleOa oi.iriet 10U1e0 .. 1310 w 1LL SELL Ar Pu&L1c AUCTION NOT1c10,1AL10f' ~1ng rfl111 11•09.,1y w1u no• t:i. Cl A l f lL,'O ()'·'l•'lr.•: llOl lRS -re•• • 11 Ima• llff ACllllTI• Avenue. Cott• MaM. ca11-TO lHE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR RIAL l'ROl'lllTY AT nood..o lor claallfoom purllOMf _, 1· r \, --•a• I •rm ttttw Onllf:;;ity Town e;;;1., IONlll 11 which time Mid bld.,.•ill O. CASH ANOIOR THE CASHIERS OR "'IVATI IAL.I On• Clauroom and l ilt __.. • n pu....,,..,_.,.and rHdlOf. CERTIFIEOCHECKSSPEC1rtE01N No110 11 ll4tltby o•~n 11111 thaMu111 1)111PW1Room 1n eu11<11""Co1 'f I I S · ~Dalebout 20081k 40'10t.JBr • de!'I. Conoo F'u,•n N.,., 28•. PUACHASEOF COMPUTER EN· Cl\lll CODE SECTION 292-4h (pay· uod•••IQnOO, .. Admlnlt1ra1orolllle lht Arthur O Ni.b•H Sc11ooi:"9GOO C t•p lC>nt• .. f'fVIC •; Bl'"'ll.ito-Beach Jbl . yaro compl raturb 1•m rm 21-'tbl . 2 urger. GINE ANALYZER AND COM-able 11 ma un\41 or Hie 1n 1awtu1 E11a111 01 FRANK Wtl LIAM SON G•rOtH111 Avenue, ruur•111111 11111ey. Monday. ).'ri'<l"y R:::!..i Estate $4411,000 2 17 Jum1ne 111> 7 P•110•· etc, 2 PUTERIZEO GAS ANALYSIS SVS· oney of the United S111e1)all rlglll, DEEN dl!(;ou.&~. wlll NII 01 Oolvlllt Cal1lornl• " ~ Open Silt /Sun 1·~ pool11j1 c N o peh fEM:OOLOENWESTCDLLEOE tltle andlnlerfftcooveye<J•o anCIHl1110111<1h1ghttt1t11ndbHlblddl". Hie 6oorcl 01 Tru•tH• ot the 8 00 AM 5"'() ,, M ,...,,.,.,,,,.,.,,,,,"'""''"" Owm/eg1 1n3 665t ll150/mo 71-4876·573• All bid• ar• to be In accoroance ow held by II undlf Hid 0..0 or 1•Mt1• mot h.1rmuno cond1tl0111 hore-r uu11111n Vt1il11y School 0111r101 re· : • • • • •"' • • It 2 It with Ille Bid Oooum•oll which .,. Tru11 In th• PIOP*llY llartlnlllter do htt1ll11• 1n1tnllQ1){1(), •no SubjllGI lo I OIYttS to .... ., Ill• ••Cllltl .. '° In-Bus1'nr"" Cf>llOl t•r ,' TllPLll ... ~rt ack 1 now•n " .. and m1y be ~red In Illa rlbeO cionll1m111IOfl Oy $0111 Sup.irlor C:O\Jrl, dlC.OllHhbOV• under th• lerma •M ~"' IAYC"EST Soull1 or the Hlwayl Lg• LilJbl ISLE wXfEA · Office OI Illa Olractor of Purchaalng TRUSTOR. GEORGE A MOllNA. on Ooc11mber n. •9l!:J O• 1111~·"•"•• co110111on~ 111111d In •h• AelOIUllOn Monda)'· "'r"1du y sub al (I fl II a I r 0 u, ••p&rate lrOl'll llOU .. WI C l"~ONT Fum e 8r$!500 or H id colltga dl1111c1. ARTA MOLINA w1mtn mo 11mt1 ollowod by l•w. el 11141 ol lh1t 0011•0. A•tOMlon No. 84-20. r " b 0 s tldtms or -4 Br $-4500 673-1-411-4 EllGll blddaf muat~bmlt wllllhla BENEFICIARY ANAHEIM SAV orne11 01 EDWIN B HALES. 8241 lho1111111mum"10111hlylea .. pay· 8 Q() A lt.,1 i::: '>()I'M e rooms ltuatMOrtll :Sbulhapluetwo2 fldrm, bid 1 OHlller'a cmeck. c;ertlllad NOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Brooks11h1 Avt!rl<lfl, Sulla 0 m1m1 1or tho torm ol tM lea!MI Shell ; .IV .-.J:,J • • large IOI Built by lv11n O cnecll, or bldclef'a bond madt pty· RECOAOEO June 29. 1982 .. R11dlftnd5. c11111om111, 111 riQht. 1111& J•Ot be luu 1hnn S720 OOtMonth tor ()('AD I IN I'S Wttltl Prosugious I amity 2 be uJlllt 759• 16 1 ........... ,. .... 4 GtHtll H02 PENtNsutX Bachelor t blt 10 tlla Otdef ot the Coal! Com· nalr No 8'·222870 ot 0 111c111 R..-lntereat om1 ostah1 01 1111d HlANK ""' C1t18~ruo111 II S 1,650 00/Month '.. • • 1" : 11eiQhbOtnOO<i Pr1ve1e munlty Colltga ()j1111CI Boatd ol ordalnlhaolllctol1lleReaorderolWILLIAM SONOEFN deco11111u. u11u1 ltl8 Mulllµurµoae Room Tllo f'lJBlf('A~l'll)N 1)1;,Al)l,INI.' Heoteo POOi NOW otallle&l ...... fruit-In en 1movn1 no1 lelt than renoo Counly, lhc1 11rnu or h11 111111111 1md all rlghl, 1r11n1m11m monthly lt!lte payment tor • L $299,000 ~ eLaoe 1 M2 llv•percienl(6%)olllletum blO etl eald dffd ol 1ru11 001sc11be~ thelllluondtntere1~llh11l¥tlldt1at6tullatsu1>secMlllt ~rl0d1 may bo lld· Morn.Ju I 11 '\(J • n 131-7300 -=..•.LIE apt wlbay VUS $585 In· eluding utllltle1 ~rant• tht l Ille bidder win tnl., Ollowlng property acquired, by oporollon ol low O• Jl•st11ct by 11111 ConauroGf Prlee Index 11 • • .1. l. Into 111a P'OPOMd Cootreca If 111e PARCEL A An undivided so•;. ollll!1w1se. 01he1 than or m 11<1<1111onllln11ue111vl!•11uv 11111ec11d e1 the end Ttwsdav Mttrl. •I ::~U I'·'"· Nina 111w1rded to him. In Ille event nllfHt In Parcel l In me City ol to. th&I or a&IO oocudnrit, 111 tho lime lot Ille l1u1n pollod A aecurity de· , , ollllllure toenl., Into tucll coniract. ewport Beach. Covn•v ol Orange, ot t111 dl!alh m ar111 to ttll 11181 c.ir1111n1Po11t 11111v 110 r11qu1r• pr101 to oc· W 1•drlt'!td uy I 111"·" '1 :SO !J.111. MESA VERH AO.-..._ ~r Ille prC>CMOa or thl check w~I be tale or C1lll0tnte. Micordlng to renl 11roport)'. S11U111oJ m lh11 County lcu1J11ncy 'fl I W I I 'ii) WIOe shad)' str"ts and r.:rr. KINQS ~D Lg 3 8d -lam· lly rm home In Clllfllaven Month to mo 1 1200 W1ttrfrtlt •••11110 IOtfelted, °' In tile cue or a bOd. ttie areal Map No 79·72• lllll<I tn bOol< ol Or anoe Stale ot ColllOfnla, more No commrssooo ahall bt paid any 1U rsi a V 1'' • : • I'· Ill. ~. full wm 1~1 will be rorl4"ted 10 151 page 38 or Parco! Maps, In 11111,par11cu1ar1yoeS<"11111kl u loOows iceosl!O "'111 1'9111111 orohe• In lhll Fnclav Tli11r-.. •l::so I'·'" ~~~~y5\~:inlga~s":u''a=11.., _______ _, 111-1400 aald cOllega dlatrlct llkla ol Ille county recorder of said lot 131 ol l rACI No t872 as pei eqaro And there shall be uo (lllduc- No bldclar m1y wlllldraw hit blO ounty map reco•<lt!d '"Book ::.3 P11u11s 47 oon hum nnv proposelln ti11111m11n-Sa 111rda \ h 1 '.LO(J p .111. Tllos h<>me nas 11 1111 and Coat a Neu I 024 tor a period fOf f0<\y·flve (451 oav• EXCEPT Umls I iln<I 2 a5 thOwn •8 and 49 ol M1sc11111r1l!'xis M11ps, 1n "0 1111! 1o1011eat responsible blddlf 'untllt \ L'ri • ( moie 3 Bdrm 2 Ba with E.SllE l•YElS 1 Br. yrly. $550 2 Br Penn S7001ytly .... ., .. , .. ., ....... 111., the dll• Ml '°' ll'le 0~1ng Oeflned 1n the Conoomomum th6 nlhca 01t11e1 County Reco•der 01 St111ll'!d 1J•upos111s to 1e11se H id 1· .~· JI I I'· ttl. large rooms thicll new 111ereol Ian recorded April 27, 1982. as In· sooo Cowoty prooc•tv mu•I be •t1eeived oy the carpeting ano AV Sharp 3 Bdr wtspa EZ Th41 Board of Tru••-reserves trumen1 No 82· r•2947 Ott1C1al Re-S.11<1 prn111111y commcrnly knc.wn klull'Qdh!IJ ofhco1 Dlthe Foon1ein Val· ('AN(' FI I ;\'I' I( >:\ & §.I or age Proced 10 sell tt"rms 760·8702 agl 111• Pf1Wll0' ol •ttec11ng 1ny ano '" QI Os 1n thtl ofloce of tne County u 8•0 Cn•og•otS' Slrl'ffl Co~•~ 'IY 'lf.11001 01stnc1 Fducomon Center, ' • ' ' ' ' ' now Don I mrss •I Only P.itrock T eno1e JACllSIULn b!O• or to waive any 1rragu11rr11as or ec0tde• 01 s111<1 counly Me~'' C;illlornon ti;> tn Ook fil•llt!I fou111a1n \lftlloy (:()I> J> F.( :TI 0 ~S: S 146,900 7~ 1·3191 1nlonnatll1et tn any bid or In Ill• btd· PARCEL B Unll t as shown aJ>d 010~ U• .,,. .. ,,.are 11'v1111.i 1n1 ~oJ•d ,...Jhlorn111 IJ1708 •10 lt1ti1• rn11n 100 \ \ PHP llWIEIHT I llESA VEHE lH/111-1171 _ ding. ehned on the Condom1mum Plan p•o!)o.'• 1y ano 1'1us1 "" "' w111ouo and IP M ooc .. mDctr 6 1983 NORMAN E WATSON llCOtdemtty rm smd pro11os111~ "'" IJl!legatlkl aflrcer Coett Communny COiiage 01S1nc1 ords. on the otflce ol the coun1y es1a1e ur to)olv oe 111,.0 wllh lht< c1e1k 1511,111 l Ull •<>• u•el tt•dd"'O Any per P\JDl11hed Ot•!lill Coaat Oatly Piiot .c01<1at ol 111•d counly 01 5Ju:l Sul)11r1ur Cov11 or oehvu1 eo Ison wno ho5 h,.•otolo•e suom11tet1 e Nov 21, 28, 1983 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A to lh~ s111tJ Atlr11u11s1rulo1 at 011v lont" iw""'"' nuJ nrnv ~ubmll an oral b•d 6157·113 EEO OF TRUST OATEO June t7 ~lle1 h•SI PUbl11:,1t.1i11 QI 1111s nohce "<t"w1119 el l1tust hve \5%1 percent Pt.ellC NOTICE 1982 il110 OelUoP m11~1ng ~llltJ ~ate Said "'~ n1gh1151 wr!llHn 1)10 Tne ruunesi NLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO sail> will 01> 11)3011 uµul1 tnil hlllClwUIO 11l5POJ111blt< bidder shall~ •equor&<I ROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT te•"1& Cash '" hlwlul 'l•OOllV oune 111 11A11<.ul11 tM lorm ol 1ense. such NOTICI INVITING etOI AV BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE Umled Sl.iltoS. lun µ111t;enl I 10•.1 ul tornonl hus ner111olc.1e beon 1111-F'(OI) NEED AN E)(PLANA'TION 0' trle bid to llC<;ompany )Ultl ulhl• IJ•Oved llV lhll 800•0 or Trustves Noll~ i' heraby ~lven that lhe THE NATURE OF Tl'iE PROCEED· selidr lo 111oy,18UOI >!lllur ~ ChllfQllS 1 lltl Board ot Trustees shall miikll :~~yo c:i~~?~l~ICll cg,·~~~~~ NO AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD The rognt os ltlstlrved lo ru1e1c1 lllly 111e a .. 1ern1111atron as to wllelh<lr to ....... I • O"IT ACT A LAWY,ER end \\II b•<l~ itlU9t! Sllld llitlhthlS wllh tart (tot d8V5 County, Celllornii. W1 1 receive seal· 122 43rd SI . Newpor1 Beach, CA OAI ED November 16 t983 alter reLe•pt ot bods Id bid: up to but no Iller thin l I 00 2663 ROBERT E SONOEEN l11 lorm1111or1 concerning the ~Pur=Y· ~~~i ~~41!~ "(II a street address or common Adm1n1s1ra1or or the Estata or proposal shOuld be addreneo to college dlat~t loclled 11 1370 etlgnetton Of propeny Is shown FRANK WILLIAM SONOEEN. Ott· FOUNTAIN VALLEV SCHOOL OIS· Adlmt Avenue Ca.II 1111..a Ctll· bove. no warra.nty ls given as to Its ceased fRICT 17210 Oak Street, Fountain tornlt at wlllcll iima Mid bids ;,..111 be omptel-H or c0trectnessl " The EDWIN 8 HALES Valley. Ca11 tor"111. 92708, (7 1-41 publicly~ and raad for· beneficiary under said Deed ol Altorney lor said Estate 842-66& 1. Attention CA.AOL PRINT •NO B NO WINTER. 1,, •• Trust, by reason of a Dresch Of de· EDWIN R. HALES JONES " 1 .., .. leull In the obllgatlons secured EDWlN 8 HALES FOUNTAIN VALlE'V CO MM U N ITY SERVICES ..., ' BROCHURE· COASTLINE COM· ll\4tleby. heretolore executed and ATiuRHEYS AT LAW SCHOOL OtSfRICT MUNITY COLLEGE delivered to Ille undlfSlgneO a writ· 121 8roohlde Avenue BOARD OF TRUSTEES All blda .,. 10 be In ac:cordtnoe •en Oeclar1110n of Default and De-P.O. 8o• 111 Dale Novemner 17, 1983 mend for Sate. and wrlllan notic-e ol Redltnde, CA. 12373-0081 Su:ianne Moore :,: 1~~ ~ ~':".:.V=n ~ braach and of election to c1use the Publostle<I 01ange Coast Ceil~ Pilot Cle<ll ol the Board office of Ille OlrectOf 01 Purcttulng unoersigneo to Mii said property to Nov 28. 29 Dec 5. t983 Published Orange Coast Dally Pttol Cor1n·lla11011 ~ and 1-.1 rn·c11011!-111a • Lie rnaJt· on "ia111r J<·aJlinc• a-. tthov1" l'lt•:J:"lt' a~k for ~ 1·ttrw+-'llt1llon nurnlwr wh1•n •'<llll 'l'lli11~ \ 1111r ad. ER HUHS : Check your ud dtt ii y u 1111 rc·port errors i1111n di :llr·ly. Thr DA I LY Pl LOT assutn<'S liahilitv for thr fi rst incorrert ir.scrtion c11ly. CLASS IFIED 642-5678 .. 1 ... n ....... ....._ ... ft...,r._1_1-.l1..__ __ ,81a111 ftr lale Gtatral 1002 ltatral .--------~ LllO ISLE 106 Via Lido N ord Open 1-5 ·C:SELECT -P' PROPERTIES 4 Bdrm "'''h many auahty lalMa ea1 ra!> R v access Peai1aal1 2207 ---------S t3 9 900 5 od 3 ba 1 house from RtJ loCar41t, Rltr. ocn YJew s 1950 113 llEW CONDO s 108,000 Nttar teDulous redevelop· ma11t pro1ec1 m last grow· 1ng Costa Mesa Talk about app1ec11111on po1ent1a1 this os 11•1 Re- alyy ~harp 2 Sqrm 2', ba ond uAlt wtlh ll1eplace. attacheu 2 car garage doluxe Dlt-m l\llchen carpels & drapes 10% Oown can mo11e you 111 541-1121 Ea s I Bat b oa Blvd 714-879·599 t I PRICED BELow 1111ARKET Cereaa ul Mar 2222 Go art-a 3 Borm S93.000 B A v s I 0 e p L A c e ' Call Agt 753·8731 BAYFRONT Spacious 2 Hut. leacla 1040 Br 2Ba 51750/mo 8111 Owner w1il go fHA 3 Br. 2 Grundy Rllr 675·616 1 ba lrplc S 118,000 Jasmine Creel< 2 briiiiitii owe 213.530.51511 hm. 2 ba. 2 car gar. sec lrYiH 1044 gale $1600/mo, no pets. 720· 1306 anytime DEANE C11t1 Mtsa 3224 2 Br 1 Ba Duplex. sm lncd HOME yard. gar, clean. No pets. 4 Borm. 3 ba Kens1ng1on S575 • SSOO Oep 1954 Model Lovely upgtades, "Ai" Meyer 549-3•84 wood decking 11ree lano-J B• 1>r. ea on E Side. lrpl, scap1ng Close to parl\. nu peont & carpeting, p ool a n d tennis $750/mo Req creOit $237,500 check 642·6153 01 Mid collage dlatrlcl satlaly said obllglllOns, and there-6243·83 Nov 21 28 Dec &, 1983 Eectl bidder mull ~bmil wllll 111, 1'11f the undersigned caused said 6165-83 • notlCe of b•aach ano of election to bid a c:uhlef ~ ohecil, cenllled be recorded May 18 1983 as Instr ----., .. -ol_l_C_NO_T_IC_E ____ , ------------ Traditional 3 Br, 3 ~ Ba. Bayfront. pier & ,._ ______ _ float for 65' boat. Priced to aeU S l,250,000. 1" ~ 3 Br. I ba. lrg yard. very f.lftor 1 quiet 11erghborhood c:hec*, or bldd« s bond made pay-.,.2 · nm POBllC NOTIC( able 10 Ille c>tw ol Ille Cout Com· No .....-110 tO ot Ottlclll Records In ------------•------------ rnuntty College Olatrlel Boatd ol the off~ of Ille Recorder ol Orange OflANOE COUHTY NOTICE Of l'U9UC Trutt-In an emout1I not 1eu than County, SUf>ERIOfl COIMT AUCTION Of" NlltONAl llYe perc:..-.t (S%) ol Ille tum bkl as 1 SllO ute wtll be made. but without 700 Civic Canter Dr. WMI PllOHllTY REMAINING guarani• lllet tlle bidder wlll _,,1., covenant or w1rr1nty.e•pressor Im-Sant• Ana, CA. t2701 OH VACATED ~EMISES rnto l lle proPOMCI Contract If 111a,Plied. ragerOtng lillt poSHlllOll, °' PeUUoner JIMMY CATON OF FOllMER TENANT (CC1111) sarna ls 1111111de0 tolllm 1n~aven1 •'°cum1>1ences. topiythe remaJntng Respondent LAURA DALE Not•ce os hereby ooven 11111 on De- ol llllur• to ent., Into such contrec1, ,prrncipal sum 01 the note(s) secured CA TON cembor 5 1983. al 21110 w Lincoln the prOCMd• ot the cMclt wlll be by Nld deed OI Tfl:ISI, With Interest Case No 0-2189 18 A e Anehelm CA Orange C1>11nl forfeited, 01 In the caae ol a bod, the a.sin"~ no:: provided. advances. 11 SUMMONS (FAMILV LAW) lh~ ~ndersogn~ will sell at publr~ lull tum thereof wlll be lorl4"ted to ny, un er 1 terms ot saJd Deed 01 NOTJCEI You h1H been allad. aucllon the personal propeny ~.ft by Mid cOlltga Ol11rlc1 truat. lees. cllarges. and expenses or Tiie court may dac:lde 19atn1t YOll llennslianel T 01res Fa! Rel Corpor· No blOclet mey ~llldrew hit bid lie Trustee end ol the trusts created wllltout your 'belne heard unlffa at1on and Dennie T~rnbull lor 1 P«loO IOf lorty·llve (-45) 08)'1 Y said Deed 01 Trust . you rHpond within 30 daya. lle-4 Said prope11y con81sts ot 11 eft., Ille dll• Ml tor the opening Said Hie will be held on Monday. tile Information below. barstools 33 chairs 1 pool table '3 thereof. Dacember 19, 1983, a1 2;00 p.m at II you wish to seek the advice of an tables, 2 'cash registers. 1 relrlger- lllYllE TEIUDE Pano.ramie bay & ocean view from 4 Br. 4 Ba patio pool home. $775,000. YllTI IEL LllO llYFllOIT Fabulous bay & mountain view. 1 Bdrm, J Ba. c:ondo co-op. Lowest priced at 1295,000. llYllDE PUCE llYFllOIT Ill Bayside Place Open 1-5 Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br , 2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces, 1«.>duced-SJ.500,000, iEWPORT NEl&HTS 1144,100! light e1ry 3 Bdrm 2 bath home 1ha1's great lor entertarnmg En1oy out-ooo• BBQ s to tormaJ Otn· ners 1nctuoes TWO fire- places 1n hvmg room & family rm ptus RV access A super buy this won't 1as1 646· 7 171 THE REAL ESTATERS $600 • MC 962-0126 ~ ealty 3 Br 7 Ba lrg lam rm ~786-1172 wllrplc Crpls. dr~ 2 cat gar & lri yard Pet ok. ~ 2 -44<1 orOham fFa1r1Harbo1) 1935 -1..~IJ.M1-S 1000 sec Agl 957·0701 3880 Michelson Drive 4-Exec homes for te•M in trvine ~r SC Ptza area. Pool, •••ert ltacll lOH spa & tennla available w ith mo~t Ainge I S1275·S1500/mo. Bkr. S2H,OOO Steve Thate11 979·5828 OCEHFHIT Eastsode 3 Br 2 Ba. No At the pier. a rate 3BR 2oa pets Av all Dec 1st. Renoezvous con· S700fmo ~6-6273 The Boatd of Truat-reta!'V91 he Chapman Avenue entrance to allorney In lh•s mailer. you should a1or. 111ove. 1 lat fryer. I gas BBO. the prlvelage or raJe<;llng any end all he Civic Center Building. 300 East oo so promplly so that your wr111eo 1 Ice maker, 1 shake maklf. 1 hat bid• or to waive 1ny lrragularllles Of hapmen Ave .. Otange. CA. response, II any. may be Iliad on 1able 2 hght fl•lures t t>eer cooler I f ,. ,_ ,.. 1 At thtl time of the lnltltl publl-time · ' n orrna"t .. 1 In any b ... or n Illa bid· etlon 01 11111 notice Ille 1 1 1 misc steel cooking utensrles PEllllUU NOIE OCUIFllOIT Ocean & jetty views. Marine room. 4 bdnn, 3 .. E OF EIEULD bath. 3700 sq. ft. 4 car parlung. Sl.385.000 HY'S FllESTI dom1n1um on the sne of E side 2'" Br 1 Ba. patio. the lableo ballroom On e11c1 yrd Dl t ·Ins ding. • 0 a AVISOIUSlf.IO ha S•ClO demandade Said auction Wiii be rr.ade ---NORMA~F. WKT'SON nt or lhe unpaid balance ot trle £1 lrtbuma. t.de dac:ldtr contrt Ud. pursuanl to the provisions of Section Sacrellry, Board or Trust-bllgallon secureo by the above de-~lencl• a meno• qua Ud. , .. 1988 ot Ille CMI Cooe Coaat Community College District rlbed deed 01 trust and estimated a dentro de 30 dlH . L11 la Oa1ed Novembe< 18 1983 FAllllAlll llllCN HILLTOP PublltllleO Or•noe Coast OeJly Piiot oats. e•penses eno advances is tnformec:lon que tlgue. Ray Teoloro . N b Nov. 2f, 28, 19113 153.185 94 If you wlall to Nik the tdwlce of 9071 M&r(.nand l>ve ew 4 r, 4 v, ba, custom FrenC'h Normandy 6158•413 The total indebtedness betl'g an n att0tney In 11111 m11tat, you Oaoden Grove CA 92541 I Estate 1.2 prime acre hiUt.0p N ow $995,000. ------------f,omputed may be Oblalned by call· rltlan reapGftM, II any, mey be Nov 21 28 1983 001181110 CAYS llYFIOIT 19511ma1e on wn1c11111e Ol>8fllno bid •S ~Id do eo promptlt ao that y011r Put>hsheO Orange CoMt Dally Pilot Pla.IC NOTICE no 17141 937--0966 1rwi oay before on 1rme. 6169•83 , he sa•e SI Utt.cl o. ... eollclt.r .. conae-Coronado Island C'USI bay front lot 85' boat UOAL NOTICI! Dated November 21 198J o. un allogtdo en ••I• 11unto NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11111 ERVtCE DIMENSIONS IN berla hec:atlo 1nmedlatamen1e: MLIC NOTICE dec.-k. Plans ava1I. Now S370.000 w /trade Ille IOllOWtng 1tam1 or lound or saweo ORPOR.A TEO de Hla m-a. .., rHp~Hta ll(OCl«IY lllve bean held by Ille s said Trustee.. 11crlta. t i hey elgune, puede eer NOTICE OF PU8LIC Police Oeptrtment of the City ot Y T 0 SERVICE COMPANY a991'11 reglatrada 1 tltmpo. HEARING llE INOUSTJllAL Colle Mae lor a pettod on ••cetS ol y Missy Mahoney Ass1stat1t Sec· f· TO THE RESPOHOENT: Tiie I DEVELOPMENT llEVEHUE ninety (901 da)'I ettry PetlUonat hH filed e petition con· 80NO FINANCING FOR Boy's Red Spitfire Schwinn ne Chy Blvo WMI Orange CA ~nlng yOllr mtrrl19e. If you fall to' OllANOE 8AICEllY, INC. 8lcycle, Girl's 011nge Royce Union 2668 le a reeponM within 30 dayt of tile NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 10 tpd. Blcycla. Boy'• Blue C~le 71-41 835-8288 ta that thlt tummoni le ff'Yed on December 13, 1983, at 6 30 Pm. Pro "MachO" BX 8r<:yele. Boy'a Red ubllaheO Orange Coas1 Oally Piiot you your default may be a public heat1ng Sllall be held before Kent ex 81cycle, Boy'a Blue All Pro I ov 28, Dec. 5, 12 1983 ter.ct 'and Ille COl.ltl may ant•r a 111e City Council ol ltle City ol lrvlne Spd. 81c:ycle, Boy'• Sliver Bendix 6219-83 udfmanl contalnlne lntunc:thr• °' [the C11y). al the Council Chambers. 8lcycM, Boy'• 3 Spd, 81tc« S..rs tiler Ofdert concatnlnt dM1lon of 17200 Ja1T1boree Road, Irvine, Catl- Blcycle, 01r1:1 10 Spd. Red All Pro MLIC NOTICE operty, ipovNI aupport. child tornle. to lake comm-ants from the Blcycle. Boy' a Blac:ll Schwinn 1 Spd. lie Ocean View School Dist let c~t• end euch ot~r relief aa whether the Industrial Oevelopm-ent BtulMr 8icycM, Boy'• .~Ive 1 ~pd. Alt merlcan Indian Education Tiller 111 ay be or~nled by the c011rt. The Aulhot1ty of the City ol ltvlnt should AllllOWNEAI NOIE Near new 4 bdnn. 4 bath. lake view . 3500 sq fl $440,000. W ill trad~ for a local property. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\•d1· D··~·· N B blS biol You dbn't need a gun to ---; "draw fast" when you eatral 1002 plec. !n ad In the Dally i";;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;; P1to1 Wa11t AOsl Call now .. I 6'42-5678. Bkycla, Boy • 10 Spd. 'Sliver Nllhlkl ~uetody child eupport 1ttorner general public on the question of Pro Bk:ycle. Man a Cltren wrt1t roject •s calling 8 special meeting Mnlahetnant of waoH. talllf\9 of Issue tis lnduatrlal Development "filch. eOneaday. November 30. 1993 oner or pfoparty, or other c011rt Revenue Bond in an aggregate NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that rom 1 10 9 p.m. The hearing will be leuthort1ed procHdlnt• may aleo amount 01 not to exceed $3, 150,000. 1 ... ---------. II no owner -.>PMt• and provee I'll• d 81 Pleasant View School 16692 evlt. on behalf of Orange Bakery, Inc .. a COLDWeLL BAN~eRO Ml.IC NOTICE ownarlhlp of Ille property within andeu Ltne Huntington 'eeach 1ted: May 10, 1113. Calllornla corporation, to finance a _, (7) d•)'I fOllowlog Illa pul>ll-atllornlo 9211-' 7 Thtl heerlng wlll ~ EE A. allANCH, Clerk bakery taclllly 10 ~located at Loi 96 c,tlon or thla NotlOI. Illa mi. tllert lo d 10 dl1euaa i11e 19114_85 project y: Stan, e>at>utr of Phase II 01 the Irvine Industrial shelf -t In Illa finder, II there be A . . l MMY CATON Complu Ent (A.P. Number Otll, or In Ille City ol Cotti Mau, In ::.:; ln:il~h~sa~=1~1111~~:~~~.:, /0 WESTERN LAW CENTER 591·051·01) in thtl City ol lrvlne (the w'hlcll ceM Ille propa<'ly lhall be lold 0 give Input criticism and htllp 10MI WHtmlnetat AH .. ,,, "P101ecl") Nellhel the faith i nd et :* auc:tlOn at • time end O•I• nellze Iha pr0grem p<oPosal u you den QroH, CA. 12e43 credit, nor the ta.ll.lng power or the 10 anl\OYnOed. •v• any questions regarding. If you 1 Clly will be pledQli lor Ille _payment DATED: November 111, 1983 a ava eny questions regerdlOg lhe PubllsheO Orange Coest O•lly Pllo1 ol p11nclpal or or W"lum or Interest R. E. NETH Ing plaaMcaJl lnOlen Education Nov 21. 28. Dec 5. 12. 1983 on the Bonds CHIEF OF POLICE 117141•1147•7001 Published Orange 61U -83 fhls Nottce Is to comply wllh the Publilhed Otanga Coal! Dally Piiot ut OaJty Piiot November 26 27 Public Notice requirement of Sec· Nov. 2'. 1"3. 28 29 1983 6207.83 nuo'IC NOTICE 11on 103(kl of 1he lnllfnal Revenue 11217·83 • • rUD\. Code 01 1954, as amended fllOse wishing to comment on the 1 l SUPERIOR COURT p1oposeO nature and location ol lhe Pla.IC NOTICE ....,.LIC NOTICI NOTICE IS HEAEBV GIVEN "'8t llJH"'Ofl COURT Of" THIE ITAH Of" CALlfOMIA, FOfl THE OF CALIFOllNIA. p 1 d the I I the COUNTY Of OR •NQ"' rojl!C en onenc ng m1y er r t " " appear 1n perSOfl et Ille public hear· • l•••ll l•n lhe Malle• ol thtl Ing or submit wrltlen comm1<1ts to I f' 1 Appllcauon or 1he C11y Clerk 11 the atJove-llsted IM City Councl4 of Ille City of lrvtne COUNTY Of ORANGE Haoganoosh Whlteker address. whlCh comments muat be 00 .elll conducl a publle 1-lng on In Ill• Meller ol tlla Appllcallon of tor Cnange or Name d 1 fueedey, Dacamber 13, 1983, 11 WILLIAM H. F WARTHEN, Pell· No A 120728 recerve Dt10I to the hear ng. 8:30 p,m .. u requited by Sec11on 103 Honer. for Cllllfl9ll ol Neme ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE g~;~ O~~~~~~r 22· 1983 (k)(2) of the Internal ReYenue Coda. NO. A120'nt FOR CHANGE OF NAME BY NANCY C LACEY ""111 raapec:1 to the proPOMCI II-OROlll TO CAUIE (SllC 60641 City Clerk -by the City or trvlna of lndu1-CCI' \ 1m Ha•oanoosh WMaker h11s Iliad 11 Publlshl!O Ora" e Coasl Dall Pilot lrlel Oev9topma11t A-nue Bonda In WHEREAS. WILLIAM H F WA Rf· petition In th15 court tor an 010111 1 Nov 28 l983 g y iemount not to exceed 12.000.000 HEN. petitioner. has Iliad • pet111on allow1n9 pe1o11oner to change tier 6239-83 he purpoM or 1aalat1ng In the with the cletk of this court for • name rrom Hatganoosh Wh11aker 10 uon of b1omacllc11 IHllno and from WILLIAM H F WARTHEN to IT IS HEREBY OAOEREO 11101 all I latrlbutlon ol rtltled producila FRANI( WARTHEN persons 1nteres1eo on lhe matler FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • HllllOR VIEW HOIES harming Carmel Plan - one story • 3 BAS. 2 Bas Lovely yard • well locateo -walk to schools & shop- prng, community pool Ow~r most mollvateon 144-1010 EISTSIDE R·2 BulldoblO 101 wllh small 2 bedroom home on lronl of lot Great location Price only S 110.000 Call now 5-46-2313 Award winning llome in a I the sane> W•lh panoramic 1 $5 5 mo 650-0500 veiy private presllgious ocean 111ew Easy oeacn Fem11i. Special' 3 -1ar"" community Localed on 11 I ' ,,- the boardwalk steps to 7 I quiet cul-de-sac th•S 3 Br 1 walk lo tne Dory 1tae1 bonus room country 1111. 3'> Ba home wlln lormaJ I Pav111on and terry / lorme• d•nrng. cuSlom donong room and targe Sa•Doa at ot s bell dac:or su11Mt P41t10. ullls pa110 1s e11cep11onally 144-1211 PAID $500 • SSO ~u•- p11ced .,, S650 000 Ask 11v tee !>37 ·&027 tor Dave Horschl er etll\ HOllllEFOR RENT 644-7020 ~ Costa '-Aesa 3 Borm $875 LIHO lEAL ESTATE ~ Feoceo 1aro & garage l<oOs & pets welcome 0 SPEClll 4 Custom beach homes I 863--0755 Agent no lee VALUE" r S249 500 • Hun' Beac:n Mesa 0e1 Mar 3 bO. 2 ba Custom trach in Costa Agt Palrrc~ 963·8000 I fmty rm W •D Rel Obie Mesa value plus al I BEST BUY $7500 DOWN gar oocl gardnet lncd. Sl 19 500 • huge 11vong 3BR Eastblull Condo S975 55_6_· _1•_~_8 ___ _ area plus ~P.afate lam11y I$ 160.000 12 13) 541·4-460 New 3 0br 2•, be. 2 car gar area. brock fireplace Built Ill CAIYOl-IY IWIH twnhses 1 yr lease $800 1n counlry kltche11. break· mo. ht. last -S300 sec. last area, formal dining 11'1• fixed r8le. 30 yrs 2558 Orange For appt. area too Utility a1ea oH Monaco with best GC call M8111 et 640-4950 kitchen. 3 beOroom. 2 view U Rue Vlllers bath -2 car garage A Open Wknds 6-40· 1538 bargain at S 119,500. Call F0tec1osure• ti Beoroom now 546-2313. ocean view $379,900. THE REAL ESTATERS TOOllOD TOUSTl 760°8702 Agl Hrbr VuHmes.3 er: 2 ba. lrg lam rm. lrg yd. next to greenbelt. 644·6785 In HUT 11111 Former mdl. v1ew. 3 Br 2''• Ba. $183.000 OWC Prln only O wnr/Agt 730·5688, 646·7958 A spacious 2 story. 4 BOrm. 2111 b ath home with lormal dining end separ· ate family room, located Nwpt Hts CAPE COD 3 Br m an excellent 11e1gll· 2 Ba Assum loan 11' •"• borhoo<S or Costa Mesa $240.000 645· 106 Hurry• Just reduceO to a factat PrtJ 1350 low $137,900 with l0"· 1::::::-::::: dow11, the batancecan be llnanced at unOer 11•1. 1nteies111 6-46-7171 llllTS Supe1 Spacious• 2 -famll)' 1oom, upgrade<! 1nS1de & out Great area Ullls paid $415 -sec;vrlty lee. 537·5027 View ol ocean A 111te llghls. 2 Br. 2'" be T'!'!J\bM. frplc. mk:ro.-1~oomp, w/d hkup Spacious. $795. 545-3115 wuna •• 11 c.a. 3BR. 2BA. e<tll-5606 Et''" m2 HOMES FOR RENT EL TORO 3 Bdt ms, $825-$850 Fenced yaros & garages Kids & pets welcome. 863·0755 Agent. no fee THE R~AL ESTATERS BHt. ltack 2240 Supe1 elghtplax. each wilh 3 BR. 2 et . DOWNTOWN 3 Bdrm, 2'"' ba. double " garage Copultd be con-Baeen. park, schools. dos Owner wlll llnence et Obi gar 1865 644-6869 12i.•1o. Super 1nves1-Beach apl. vacant 1 Br. men1 asking S795.000 cnildren 01<. 962-4~71, • CALL BILL COT~ 96S·9853 USO. t<etlh 760-1900 Beach Bargain! Super • "" • spacious 2 -ramlly 1oom. cllel s kitchen, b1eak1as1 bar. custom oeco• bbq, patio & much clng of the acqulaltlon end con· decree chlnoong petitioner's name Alexandra Wholake• I PUBLIC NOTI CE Oy North American Selene• A•-1 IT IS OROEREO th•t all persons aloresaod appear oetore 1h1scou111n NAME STATEMENT I 90Cllln or C1lltorn11, Inc. onteresled 1n lhe above matter ap-Oepartmeni NO 3 at 700 C1v1c The 1011ow1ng persons ere 001ng SAID HEARING wlll be conoucted pear In Oepanmenl 3 or this coun. Center ori~e Wesl. Santa Ana.. Cali· business es' , I MORE $375 • SSOMCut-- _ _ COIOIA Ill MH tty ree 531 .5021 .-...-_ I lllLLSllE SH CLEIHTt HPLEI . ------ THE REAL ESTATERS Pla.IC NOTICE on the Cheml>efl ol the City Counc11.pocated at 700 CMc Center Onve. lornoa on December 30. 1983. al EARLS LANDING 2801 W Pa-I 17200 JemborM Road. lrvlna, CA West. Santa Ana, Calllorn1e 92702 9 15 o clock AM . and men an(l thare ciltc Coosl H•ghway Newport Beach, 92714. where 111 lntarHled pettlOllalon December 30. 1983 at 9 15 AM sllOw cituse 11 any th11y have why CA 92663 #llhlng to 1xpre11 their vtewa on lhtl or as soon therealler as lhe mailer said 11e1111011 lor chanoe ol name Jomes A C.i11er 121 Royal Oall oauance ot wch bonot or on th• mey be neero ano show C'<ause. 11 should not be gran1eo IRoatl A"6heun CA 92807 natura and locellon or the proiec:• 1ny why the petollon lor change or IT IS FURTHER oroereo mat a uoioon Baminrock. 3000 w Pfopoeed lo be 1tn1nc:ed will t>a name should not be granted cooy 01 lh•5 order to snow cause be Oce11n Foont Newpa11 Beach. CA I given 1n opportunity 10 do 10 et the IT IS FURTHER O~OEREO 11181 a publosneo on 1he Orange Coost Daily !12663 P'lbllc hearing, Of mey submit com-copy 01 lh•• Older 10 snow cause be Piiot a newspaper ol gener Bl fhll ous1ness os conoucted by a I rnent1 In writing prt01 to Ille hHrlng, publltllleO 1n 0111y Pilot" a news-c1rcu1a11on. published m thos county 10tn1 venture lo Ille onio. ot Illa City Clark ol the • of Q11191al crrcultllon printed 11 IHSI once a wMk IO< lour co11 ramtti A Car 1er City of Irvine n Orange County, Ctlllornie. once a secuto!li! weks prtor 10 the d•Y 01u1d 1 Th•s slatement was tiled wrlll rhe Oaled. November 22 1983 WMk ror lour a~sive wMtts PrlOI heat1ng County Cle1k or Orange County on CfTY OF IRlllNE to Ille dlle set lor heating on Ille Dated Nov t6 1983 Nov 16 1983 BY: NANCY C LACEY petition FRANK OOMENICHINI F230370 City Clerk Oiled November 16, 1983 Judge ol the Pul>hshed Orange Coast Diiiy Pubtlehed Ot•ng• Coett Daily Piiot FRANI< OOMENICHINI SupettOr Coun Pilot Nov 21. 28. Dec 5. 12. 1983 No¥. 28, t983 JUC199 ot the Helt-" Wf\lttli91 6151 ·83 11238" .. 3 SuP«lor COUrL 1555 Mau V91de Or .. l. . .r4F Dent.4 J. Cooper, 114 Coet1 ...... CA. taa -----------IM011 C• Oe LI f'te... (7t4) MS-ISV NlllC NOTIC( .,... 111111Nfed9 lenll hldlnt Publltlled Ol•"11• Coast Deity POOi PICTmOUI IU ... ll ~ .... CA._. Nov 2 t 26. 0.C: 5. 12, 1983 FICTITIOUI 8UIMll NAMI ITATDmNT ~ubll~enge Coaat Oeily Piiot 11 "3-83 NAME STATIMINT The lollowlng peraone era CIOlng Nov 21, 28, Dao. 5. 12. 1983. The lollOwlnO person• era doing ~ear 11142_83 builnese u : HUGHES INVESTMENTS, Two Pt.ellC NOTICE MASON ENTERPRISES, 2950 Air• Corporate """"· Sulit 2l!O, .........,. wey Ave . 81<10 8· 1, Coeta M"e. ............. c .. .......,.. ·~O'V' • i ..... "IC NOTICc ,icrmou1 •v• .... H CA 92626 _.,, "'"•«....., niu,. L MAMI I TAftllftNT Frank O.Morrl1. 6 No. Lt Sencla. • • ~-Willem W. HUclllM. Jr., •1 Burn-,ICTITIOUI ••••-11 Soulh L.,, .. ne, c•. "2'"77· 1nQ T,_, ~ ~ CA 92ee0 --The IOllolllllng perion1 lrl Clolng -•" " • " "'*-K. l'urcall, 111i•2 Vie 11.,. NAMI ITATIMINT bual11eu ea Robert 8ru~ Setrlea, 10 Rut • Onl, IMN, CA. 92715 The IOllowlng pertor1 la doing B & L MARl<ETING, 3-472 Wind· Deauvlllt. Newport 8taCll. CA • • •••• , Thia Oulll..a It oon<1ucted by· a bollnMI .. ~ MM Or., Hunllnglon ~11. CA.. 92J~n F Q1t11•. "3118 r w rnn-" ..,,., .. pM'*9Np. . SHEFFIELD'S, 220C Knox Streat, 92649 ., •(In lk !Ip.in' ;1v1 not T'llomM H. 11utca11 Cotta Meta. CA 92027 Paule Lo•ertl, '472 Wtnd1pur Or. Jammer Or1vt , l.egvnt1 NIQUll. CA Thia ......,.,t -• ni.o with the Vicki J Hart Sheffield. 220C Kno• Huntmgton Bffen. CA 921149 D2677 htith in prlc:": reno11 County a.ti Of Orenoa County on 5ttMt, Coate Mata. CA. 921127 Larry a.cti. 3•72 w 1n<1tpur °' . Dennie E HIOllllnd, 2&011 Ill• 0-' 11hlf' l'O'<t. cl1119iflt'<l Nov 3 t"3 Cllem·Htt1 1n1arna11ona1, 2200 Huntington &etch, CA g211•9 RIO. El To10. CA 92630 advt-rli9 nl{ · ' · 'matl Knox &trMI. Cott• Mele. CA, 91!U1 Tt111 OUllMll 11 conouc1.o by a llll• OUlineH IJ GOl\Oucaeo by· a .......... ,, lllttef. C•f1lefl a Tllot bualneu la conouo1ed Oy· eri oenerll par1nar11111> llmlfW partnarlh1p ....... , ll\Cllvtdull Paula ~Qr9'11 Aobalt & Seer ... A "-"'=lf9lllL ........ ~ II Hett Shel'fletd fhl1 tlllatnenl wu lllec:t wtlh th• Tiii• alatement wH llMIO llGl!l.-the ......... _,.... Thll 1111.,_,. -llleO wttll 1t11 County CtertL °' ~ county on Coun1v Cle<11 o1 Otano-County on -It • .., ..... w.. n. Coufliy Qetil Of Orenoe County on HOv 3. 1983 Now 10. 1913 ............ OA.-N0¥ 3. tt13 . '2:laW ,. .... ......... °''"" CoMt Ollfy nttat Publllhed Orsno-co .. , 0111y Put>llM\eel Orenoe Coaat Delly ,... No¥ 7 t• 21 n. tll3 ~ Ouwioe CoMt OlllV p~ Nov 1. t-4 a 21. 1tU P1101 Nov 2.1 28. 09C 5. 12. I~ ' ' • &tot 13 PllOt Now 7, 14 ~I 28. 18,3 ~992 83 eiS0-.3 Sff~·"'l , ' , icanyon Views. quaint yet j Older units but In great I spacious. 3 Bdrm. lam rm I condition. one 2 Br. 1 Ba. s p e c • a I h o m e Mve ltreplace end gar-and v1ew1ng deck a and one I Br 1 Ba bollll l 0 w n e • ' A g e 11 I l age Walk 10 be1cn, m1111 $495.000 ocean view Owner will UNIUlJI t-1£1-'t(i ne1p fl•1a11ce AS111ng s•58.ooo 631-1310 I Llllle 1111111 Munet ul on • i--R•ea•'•'°'- 1 •• 6 • 7 • 5 •"• 6000 --• Tullet. elong came a ___ _ __ _ apldtt and re.a 111 the • I • 102• Dally Piiot c1u11t1eo treaa t ar a 1 Mellon eb<>Ut Miu Mul- lel'a Tunet and bough! It -OUSSIC tor $9.85 You can NII IFEOT L_a.._ your turret eno Iota of PE ._ .. _ TR\DITIO\ \I J?f .\I I \ other thing• through 5 Bdrms. 3 b•ths, Includes D•ll.'I Piiot Ct111lfledl mastet suite ano large '::~::!' Ada. Call t<t2-&e78 t aml ly room Ind ----------: off.street oatklnO for-up 11••• •••rt• .......... ,, to 7 cars Only -4 door1 Or:'°!t~.,b:..,-:...,:. :: rrom the entrance to ._ ,. ,.,.,., 1.,., • ..., .. -•• Main Beach. Now on ll'le market at onty 1510.000 144-1211 /.Jn Nll,rl HAii FY E. l\S'lltJC IA If 'Ii •MPLD ' For Ad Action Cal a Daiy Plot AD-VISOR 642-5678 -· ..... 5 aarm. 3 be OW'*'9 unit wlnlce courty8fd • 2 Br 9'11 1n re•r A MUii Sell sl1ue11on A1k1ng $59$.000. RUPOO ·r I' I I' I ! ' tam.iv uncle ~ 1 el" •hOO '"" °'~ •• "Wt Miiie elldlrl CMM .. How Ila t ti jlll FOfCl111HWAA ACTION c.u A MIU PILOT 'r M-"9GI ...... ,. OALLll .. U11 HlllSIULn ~10~1 WNt....., the Fed Roll • ..,, ofl the ""'" .. Wltft • c11u1•1d Ad c .. Na.1 8<'2-6t71 __ Y_O_N_T_K_T_..,,, Oeeaf• ~ ,._. -tt1em I' I I' I I • ,_.... ,... t».cc•• _... .__ .... _ __._....._~. __ .,....._....._. -: :i!:'T.;.:., 7-"'1: . • ""'' "4\Mttto r tt•ttn ..,. gy•ru • , .. ," ...... , "'""I rl)f ..,_\•Mt " rrrr rrr1 ___, 1111-1 1 11 -· UTI lli•wt II •111•11111 mt Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 28, 1983 -~"'w ler11I•• 1.lr••l•r 11 ·~ L. ... .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;~ .... ----~--------------~------------~--------------~------------"-:'=---':'!"'--:~----~~~----------:i~------------~--~---------·· Actutlcal , .... ~u--11".--.fl""'!!I~~~~ Ctauacttn ,C-=-."•'•"•l_,11 ____ F.iio..,.!fllirt1M11~T""-ltaH Clta!!f P_a_l•_•_'9 _____ )la1t11/letair fne ltnltt '" !Mrt!"" ..... c Ul Bkkpg. payrOlt, gen acclg ........ ·-MA. SPARKLE'S •• PUITm tb'f PCXittAINd J e +KU iEMOICt • --·ioioiooi ... 1•1~1 --~~-& &ee'I Fleaible llra, Incl Tll 0111 IOlll SMALL MOVINO JOBS b)' Alclllatd Sinor. Lie. All "'-lnllexl, Neel. Trimming, remov.i. ~atd , $2.17 per day lll.llAY IPIOIAL wkndt, at your buSll'\Ht RamOdel/Rep~lrt, comm Lawn• Tr ... Stlrub lntt•ll MIKE 848-1391 •1111.UllM 280e44. 14 yre ol llac>py AMIUCCOI bl 84&-1251 CIMn·YO• • .ic' 142·2' 14 • fl£SJIRAYS.1147•7.i01 or can pickup & ,.clell'tlel. & I H id Lied, bonde<J. Tr.Mtrlm/Removal H·UL·700V"'·REMOVE ....... * .....,.. local Cl.itlOfl'left, .... ---Thll'e ALI. you P•Y for 3 llnea, 30 dlyt ln tti. Free counMI 642· 704 7 Ins "0r"1• 552'9 142 Le1111n meJn1.1Ao101lll~ "' "" "' .,,,.,.. O"I Reliable lnt'd, T"•A" Y""', ......... ~ 114 • I I ltmM ' Al "alt Furniture. Tra1h, Tr... '"v'" ·--"" ...,.. .. _ n !I• Bl<KPO BY COMPUTER Room Addlllon1-Remodel freefltlmate 548-5 963•5415 NORM Ret1. l'rM Ml 540·54154 f4 llf D. NI· llll r~ : DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 15'riv-•y·P•r~lng l ot Reas & Reliable ServlCe Commerclal·RHldenllal H T --_ I I QUALITY PAINTERS 11 __ _.,_.W•t-H .. ,.,.. ApptllMI forma, eta. Repalrs-Se1100111ng From 125/mo. 675-0305 Llcenaed 675-2828 ... ,... l T HAULING . MOVING .... " •• PAOMPl. NEAT PRO· -· .... Jlldlle 836-44'11 S&S Asphlt 63 l-4 t99Llc I Homa "lr.palr•·C1r~1ry Rental Clean Up•. Jon. dolna Away for Aoilday17 FESSIONALS. 138-7149 llUT Pl-I Tr"lng/Word Proc•_•,_'na-" Cat.I ti Ma\lq DrJWI I Cablnet•·Elte·Plumblng 645·81921731·2918 0on"'i 11ave P•t• et Ken· 12 YRS EXP: 1·m emett. HEATING: Heeter 8ervlc;e. Al bull,..... ... ..,.h......,, ,._,. ..,A.-tt.,••.• .. •.z .. •--"'!""-• * N.: oabin~s. cabinet 15MwAlt fXPING Fenolng. DON 1168·0 149 Heullng·C onege Student nell Prof, lltter wlll ally at My prlcM •re ttnalll Fl9l)lpe1 Call 842·8919. aonal j,;;"',_t., 861.1041 • Ot1ta ltll Law 0.attr facing. bars & formtc:a All Texture• & Acou1llo lite plumbing, .iec:, c:&;P. Prompt,. low ra111. Thank VOi.it home, keep pelt 850-8477 Aon ec 1v111Bu1lneas lltl~atlon counlertons. 642-0881 Free 1151 Kevin 873-1503 Floor covr'g, Shiva au;. vou. John (759· 197111 end pllntt comlortable. Draine cleat from, 125 Wl .... C a I " :i Plan ahead call nowl Rec:>alr '~•••· d II>· etc; . ---. eCrlmlnal/Orunk Or vlng C -Electrical ~ed or Jack_.!~·2443 Tll'l IAIL_--850·25<1.8 luenne :_ Flllllllll PAllTlll Anyllme MAM 842·ec>33 WHITE WIZARD =~=~~~~~~::iurv ·e'-x~·r-r1""!1A .. :•!pe-n-tr-v s-.r-v"'ic·e EttcfAiciAN. Priced NEED tiELP? CALL JEFFI Haul anything 845-7331 L ---Fire proollno ah•~-· 25 1 ~.~Nr!:'~Yw,:~~~~ plua 1ti. IRVINE MIRROR •Employment Problems Repalr-Remod·Addlllons right, free estimate on Jack ot all trades· carpen· -tlltll yrt e11per, Int/ex • spec. QUALITY" 83 1•2026 and the HUNTINGTON Call 101 lree lnltlal consul· Doors.ate. 548•4980 large or small Job• Lie try, painting. ~arden1ng, •H•ta•t•l•.,.I~-......... ~~ OP4111 tennla pl•yer offers In natural wood llnlthet. BEACHCOMBER every talion with an attorney 396621 673·0369 clean ups. etc o lob too 2 ...... II• IA• 1121 leatona, all •g:• s 15/llr bOnded & insured, tree Stitt Law W...,. __ ,.ay at Re••ooELINO •11 ha••s large or smam 558-2264 ~ •f --Kl k Will • • 03" eel Lie; C 33 No 290804 '""'"'""' 714·751·5270 .., ·,.. P .., RESIO/COMM'LllND Futnao11•PoolHea1en r 1 ..... .... • · State law requfret that 811 • no eiura ch•r04I AllO custom cabinets 18 20 vrs Do my own work ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI -M 638'6911 contractors wno perform' CALL TODAYll A1ttattiH vrs in area Lie, bOnded. Lie 278041 AL 646·8126 We llx •I. break II ouy 11 or Htllt Clt11l1t IUlllJ work over S200 1ncludlog au, ....... , ACCENT PIN STAIPlNG lns'd 968-3564 anytime haul II 548·5009 ROBIN'S CLEANING BRlCK•BlockeTILt QUALITY PAINTING!eii 9'1'!1 __ !1"11'1 ........... ,_ l•bOr and mtterlal• mull Your Dally Piiot "NY CAR $44 95 Repa11-A1teratoons G1r•e1i11 PAINTING-CARPENTRY SERVICE a lllOfoughly All 1ype1 Reaton1ble e>rlces Free ell Call tHI lioenled Unllcer'IMd Service Orrec:101y Trim II SySlems 549·0827 Ooors·Wondows-Cao1ne1s l1r•11i11 W11ttll REPAIRS-Gary 645·5277 clean house 540·0857 63 t·2345 Jottn anytime. 631-2050 con1rac1ors should •o Representative I 1. • • Pcone1.Pauos-Fences 35 E T I PTL f11 i p i ----state 1n lherr advert111ng 142-Hll .... U2 a.yaatta•1 yrs eae> Jerry 546·44 t3 M~:1'S~o-s~~lng,5.~~C:1. .., .... 111e/TlttrH1ll -·-·-· .. ·------.,., •• Contractors and con-~~~~~~~-·1 llc'd day care 1•.,.4yrs. Har•w--~ FIMn Have rels Becky 720-94?>5 *A· 1 llVIH* f &11hlng Interior 6"1gn Sumers contact M1ry -:: comp1n1onsh1p lncd Repatr/smaJI 1oos Fences LANDSCAPE MAIN1 .,.. SEC E NG Bes1 Quality 25 yr exp HANGING/STRIPPING •SPIRITUAL READER • Grond1e at 558-4086 with Acct11tia1 yard Suzanne 556·3098 shelves partotoons Low C1ean uPS Reas rates Hardwood floors installed HOU l ANI Loe T • 116 428 730· 1353 VISA·MC Scoll 673· 1512 Aovoser in all ma nets, any quesl•on• ContrlC· rates Steve 731·63 I 1 892 5830 EXP'D REFS 1 1 bu 1 CPA high Quallty Income loving c;hrldcare my • KEN · i.anded refin • cleaned. 897-4386 536-8322 ·ABC MOVING-""" -EXPERT WaliCo..,etmo JO. ~~\';;.r;41/:is'J 1~9"::!• tor s Sllte License lu wo1k at reas rates home lull 11me. 1 yr up CH I StrYlCt Maont ·Clean Ups-Tree waaeo Ins he 847•8888 Ou1cklca1eful Low rates s1a11a11on Reu Consult· Board 28 CovoC Cenle< 11.slHPT Plaza Room 690 Santa Jcfln Br0Wt'l '3-1-i483 650-7-168 -,_, r.arui at.pa umm1na·Hau~1;9·er,i _ ,_,!06"~.._._...~....,...._--:5:=5~2,;;·0;;;4.;,10;+.:•:.:.nt:...:A:.::s=Sl::!g:.:.:n:.:.m:.:.1_:5::8..:.1·...:8:.:.5.::.90:._ Need 8 painter? NNO 8 Ana. CA 9270 1 FOR$ I OVER COST F1ee es• Pele '.I 6 ore llirll•-~lmig Clnoog Free es O· 772.1722 lhe c;emplog "bug" lhla STARVING COLLEGE houselr.eeper? Need •1--------People who need People Th•l's wnat th• DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY Is all aboull Cadlllac• to Go-Cans Whatever the Fad Roll ·em oH the market With a CIUSllled Ad Call NO*I 642·5678 The lastest draw In the West. .. a Dally Piiot Classllled Ad. 642-5678. Gii GREEN c•tll for WHITE elephents llWlth a CIHtlfled Ad Call 642-5678 yu r II you have e Tl\9 fatteat draw In the STUDENTS MOVING CO. Puctl SlliL• W11_1 babysitter? Need • camper that's not getllno WHI. .• a Dally Piiot Lie T124·436. Insured. NEWPORT-& AIRPORT break? Frll those needs uMd. NII It now with • Clulllled Ad. Cell Todey 8<11·8427 3857 Birch (cor Quail) through ell ss11ied Cluallled Ad. 642-5878. WATCH US GROWi $ 1 OFF wtlll ad 549-2287 642·5678 Have tomelhlng you wanl to NII? Claulfled acl• do It well. 6"42·58711, A u-· a v f A rtuat Val ..... lttO om.. ....... 2tl4 Aaata•c•••••• 3 .. 1 hrn•••• 3112 nHrtatatl, ... nprtatatl, 1 • I! 1• ' f1SO IQ '1. oRICei avaJI. ---------·------ • CotoH ••I ••• 2722 Ct1t1 Nt11 2724 •• .,.,, ltac~ 2711 WWI nnL able lo rent mO•IO·mO. 2 FREE·ALL AGESI EICDITl/IOIELI Wklyrenlal1nowtvall. apaclou• ottlQes, 2 MC-TV COMMERCIAL SE~· 0 t II ONLY 835-411119 HOIOSCOPE OHY ... WALI Tl 11&01 115.50/wlo;. & up Color re1ar1a1 1p1ce•. con· INAR. SEE SVNDAY AD. u c• 2 bd college. gardener ...... 8 ..,_8 AU TV Phont1 In room. 2274 lerenee rm, can Include 213-465-4491 UITIG lllOllS BY SIDNEY OMARA provided lor well main· ~ u Newport Blvd. CM. existing phone sys Also BachelorJS.Cheloreue tamed yrd So ol PCH 5 IN NEWPORT BEACH 646-7445 partial ipac:e av all. SCRAM LETS Otflc• & Blrthdly Partin Olks to bch Refrigerator. TIWlllllS Srngles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart· SEA & SUN LODGE 754·7017 • ftlf UST HlllUll Washer/dryer 111~\Jded 1 menl TO<oltnh®lff $100 WI! up. Color rv f-'3-utflee itiftea avalll"ble ·Nsaarns '" 'hesday, November %1 -• ~~r2~ar.7~~-~~·:9~1·:~. Otlll• ,., ... , lrom $660 (Ask about 3026 W. COl9f Hwy, Npt H low ., $225/mo. No " ntn 738-8538 558-8538 ARIES (March 21 April 19)· Emphasis on law responsi 673-1833 eves & wknds Frplc; vaulted celling, dbl turn1Shed acita. complete B S leaae required 0111 & Indite· Liter EXOTIC-DANCERS MlF bwtv and reward. Some--•-are ~ . .':gh, pn'ce must be n:_id, S.......,."'; agt. garage. pool & sp•. with TV. linens & uten1111. Upe>er Blec50k ayl: I hr janltorlal ser~lcH In· PRrouETdU·RNKnEoOtty For Bac:NMOf{ette) Partin •J ~-·~ r-~ 2 Bdrm 2'-T Ba $775 may be rented tor sllO<t ba/klt 2 ut I. ncl. eluded. 1 blk 10 O.C Air· • stripper grams 826-4941 righta, penni.lliona will be received. Spotlight alao on cyntracts, Ct1t1 Mtll 2724 666 w 18111 645-2739 term or longer. No leeM N-amk, no pelt 862 2112 port & Fwys 546-2801 A family uncle opened e PHONE FANTASY negotiations, special appeals and marital status. Capricorn 1a28r ap1avall S4951 Large1 bd·newcarpets/ r:~d~~~~~:'R~dx;~; ~rB~u·~~/~ 1817 Wettcllfl. N.B. ~n~w•:d1~e;>'·~~ 25 Ladles to Share your figures prominently. $550 garage. spe. pool drapes/ painl on ground .... 1IOO cooking 5300 846.t035 278·1385 eq rt. Suil•ble cards " Now he's In t-11 Fantuleal 8211-7162 TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Finish rather than initia Av.,I lmmed. Call blr 6, floor 382Vlctorla Street. tor rMdlcal °' dent•I. t>ec:ause lie never RE· w Male 29 auks pro ...... -emphasia on • ..-; .. 1 services, diet, nuUition and 645-5677 177 E 22nd SI $410 851-9523 At Iha beach. 2 Br 2 Ba Htt•l•~·••l• 2H4 Agent 541-5032 TURNED them." bHr·drlnklng buddy r--· ~ apt \'o block; from OONll, 9 s Seoll 714-241· 1235 employment proepect.a. You'll reach wider audience, individual I . ft-.. Lg 3br 2ba, carpels. 4 tannlscourtucrot1llle LA UNA BEACH 250 IQ It: 779 W. 1 Ill I. SPIRITUAL REAOINGS ho bad bee ,._,_. .. ,.,.will make Lib la 1 Br. stove, re ng, ,.., ... y drapes gar kids ol< no Slre~ll unfurn Only 1775 MOTOR INN C.M. See Unit C. Utlls Advlcelnallmauws. Love, --W n ...-.'6 an appearance. ra P Y8 carpeted , draped & pets. 2'901 ·MandoH' Or. yearly' lease.' Call l)e... Wkly ratet 1105 & up. Incl. $200/mo. 851-8928 marriage & butlnHI lOlit _ key role. painted. 2188 Maple SI . 557-8177 ,_ 8•5 Mon.Thurs, Oally/WIOy/Montlly an••/-Also counaellng . 11115 ------• GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Spotlight o n children, !!!5caill o6:p5·9N60o r•s To Lux Condo, *1k 10 So Cat 7141759--0351 Kltc;h's avail Color TV, --r-So. El Catnlno Real, San MOdWed •11trC1H pro-,._,1 .. ..c-tivi ........... 1 d ari y 'll mak ..,.. heated pool & 1tep1 to CllOlce Newport Beach Clem. LIC'd 492·72" gram, AM and PM • ...,.__....,.,, crea ty, c .... '6"• trave an v ety. OU e Plza. Frplc, w/d, In home BIG CANYON Condo: Goll ocean. 985 N cout Hwy. location on Pacific Coaat dasMs 897·2069 ke .... __,_,_ t..--'-will be •-t.. tart and u te " -sec 1 bd 1575 Incl ten· 3 B 2 H H bor _,.._ o '-t ._ fe--..1 1IAA.A .y UQ;llMUn, ernp1-. on u~• a . . encoun n Br upl)ilr w/gar No pets nls 'crts. 'p--•s'. Jac:uul, course view. r, •,; ba, Lagun• Beech. 494-5294. wy, ar _,.,.,•PP' 111 _. • ... ~ th ...1..,.,.,..,..1,,. 1 h t f tth ....... 1 ts Leo s 5 ""' 2 trplcs, pool, Jae. 1enn11. 1200 sq It. 714-645·7100 ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I wi ~.7.._,,_ peop e w o pu o on5~ concep . Reis req. Avall 12· 1 41 sauna. Tracy 549-3'421 ·1yrlse.11400. 261 •7372 lt1tal1 tt Bayfront. Oft~. patios. 4 H figures prominently. 352 Vlcto~a 645·8181 days, 631·6543 eves. BIG CANYON CONDO nart 2tol parking. janitorial. fN 11111\ 1ns ~ ... ~t~.~-wl~lh~your~"'!in~-CANCER (June 21-July 22): You'll be rid of unnecessary 2 bd. I''• ba, townhouse Mid C.M. loc. 2 Br 2 Ba 2 bd +den. $1276/mo. "The Orlglnalli 673-1003 Wt1U"" COIN? Parl·llrM tern· burden, intuition will be on target, your position will be more apl , bll·ln gas ap· new cpts/drapesl palnt . 673·7761, 760·1397,agt. Rl•l&Tlfllllll ARE FREE mgs will meJ<e the dlf· F al saf blishm f pli11nces. new carpet & single story $525 Corner Jamboree at lerence Call aller 6 pm aecure. OCUS 00 re estate, ety m easures, esta ent 0 drapes. patio. woter paid 951.'9523 Crill Haven 2br lba, patio, Newport Bch 641· 1899 MacArthur, Includes Sign 714·964·8119 property rights. Direction changes, you'll take course which is S570 760-2652 eves garage, etc Ideal tor re· • M/F-to shr 3 Br, 2 ba rights, appro~ 3500 sq II ca••, f·-'"-· and ·th famil ...,.,.1. Newer 1 Bdrm With gar· tired c;ouplt:, no pets, ground levelexecuttveof· n la•ffl•tlf IUilUl8I" agrees W1 Ya.....,· 2 Br. ,., ba studio apt. age No pets S4401mo $500 I 548 5306 hSe In Nwpt, 1 block lo llce suite Excellent Park· .. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Stress versatilit y . make inquiries, w/d hookup S600tmo Call 631 -5553 . yr y • -bell $275/ma 675·5144 Ing Landlord desperate 142-Hll 01~taaitit1 4011 take notes and don't be surprised by unusual request made by 642•553o Of 545•95sa PALM MESA APTS DIYH/WHTOLIFF Bal Is -hOuSe 2br. l•plc. $1.09 sQ 11 as is. Call NEtD\lENTURE CAP if AL relative. Spotlight o n abort tripe, visits and decision regarding 2 Br 1 ba, gar. lrplc. be.am I' Br S460Jmo 2 Br $515 12 1:$r. 1 Ba. nu cpl/drapes, (sm bdrms1 1250 I st/last, Karen. 752.-5444 !•----•-• ---·~~ F..O.A NEW BEACH tTE.M . . ,.._,_, c:~..; . la ce11 $615·$625. · I st Olllcehrs9·4 1561 Mesa blHns pool, n9 pets. •,u111 673-2587 __.TIR&OI Found lady's witch 640-7193 aak Vlngl account or tnvestment. '-"='uwu, --a•ttanus persons P YI iasl & sec $225 2 per·, Or Santa Ana Heighls. $695/mo 645-6646, 9.5 CdM Avau 12• l , ,275 • ,,,., llRWr9n 5A greater downtown Lag SllO ey roles. sons, no pets 650· 1798 714/546-9860 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ullls Audrey 640-5992 or 1.000: 2nd 11! •. Qv.oel $1reel, Bell 11125. 497-3551 Htlt Waat .. VIRGO (AUB. 23-Se,t. 22): Attention to details necessary--I p111 -1 Br lrplc: poOiPauo NEW 1 BDRM: SSOO Incl John 855·8728 ~= 1~<!,~rn'g.bl~~r~ Found Rabbll 32581=====--== you'll becolne aware o needed m11terial and find ways of 2 Br, 2 Ba. •ro p1t10. o•• gar No pet•' 399 w Bay: ullls. No peta. 750·0194 Fem rmte 2BR ocn YU. avail 845·4800 Vicky Turlock, c M Wlllte/blll * ITllT * Jocati .... mi-inn articles. It may be n-..rv to tear down for I 811 newly carpeted $5 t5 650-6357 NO FEE Apt & Condo ren· wash/dryr 1300 inc ulll. 645-3323 dys ears/nose 754-7223 * W•I * -oe -oe . -----:-J • draped & painted nice ultimate purpose of rebuilding on a more solid structure. Scorpio locahon 2 l9~ Mrner S1 Ouoet-'l Bi Hie Ida! tor talS.-\lilla Rentals Lag Bch '491·6<183 111 m1g Otflce apaca tor ..... Found wtil M Poodle. nr TllAY * figures prominently No pets $650/mo • dee> mature couple. close 10 I 675-4912 Broker Fem sllr 2 Br Newport 747 II, $595/mo 1st Eastblutf Or. NB. 11125 * LIBRA (Sept 2l-Oct 22)· Y ou'll be at right place at cnlcial To see call 645·9604 shopping . no pets -VERSAILLES Beach house 1 blk from month rent lree. ullls pd 675-77731675-7826 * TIUYEL * : · ·. • .. · . • . ~ • S475Jmo 646-68<12 2 Br. Ooean View 11100 beach. no smoking AIC. g1ound fir. 1055 El Loll 2 Cocitar Spaniel• t * Ill * ~nt. Ernphaaiaonco~urucaUon, abili~ toexpress1~eastn f8r""'"2b a Tnhse E side Shlrp 1 Br garden apt Agent 631·4980 1350/ino. yearly. Lve Camino Or, Costa M .... bl•ck, 1 Bulf. t>o.lh wnting. Member of OppoSlte aex pays meaningful compliment. Yard s6751mo oays Stove & t11g No pets. Oc:e.n view Npt Shorlll 3 mesg 650·8739 3 Blks E. ot FalNlew & female. possibly Ontario Your own judgment, intuition proves accurate. Take intiative! 998-7300, u1< lor Dick. 1410 548-1377 Br 2 B~. $900/mo. Furn llOl.IM, El tlde C.M. Ad7's'T.1040 Mr Tracy tags on, Sent• An• SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N ov. 2 1): Domestic adjustment ia 6<10·2426 eves & wknds Super Upper 1BR. encl 646-9881 or 650-6487 PVI rmlb•. M/F n-smkr. • Heights area 432-9681 .. ,,...,11 ,. .. ted you'll •----t you'll '--invi·ted •~ attend * 3BR 2ba SC Plza SA gar no Pitts lro~. elec:. Spaci~·· •nt, 1 ml. from &300 + utlls. 548·8369 • s32o i up, crpls/drpt, LOtt Calleo kitten 8 mo •&06'u.eu -aett.1~11 ~" • uoc "" • • s 0 ,;,2 ..... ~ .... ate, rtlrms. 17301 Beach 111 1 ..... ~· a' clandestine meetino, i'ocua on muvt .. ry inUigue ....-ibility of Pool/pat191spa $750, no range <11 ' .,.. • ~-tMtach. c1~1s. drapet. Lii. IOI.... Blvd. H B. 842·2~ w le COi ar .. .... . d Famlloe be nl'd...... • ble ~ "th pets. 752-5822 very clean 642-2357 Prof sllr w/aame 1370 + ~ Aou St. GM. 631-2 49 ~~·inf y~ r co I es pro m, you wt l5252Brpool,2person11 SPE.;TACULARB•yVlew, utlltatllat1dep49'-0564 •WllTIYllllTll• REWARD. Lott vie pn 5""1§""""JTr onnaWSon. only no pels. 325 J 17th me81i8.AU 3BR, 1BA, trplc. micro. MIF sh E/BI ff 3 br 2 bl 1 MO FREE RENT Buthard & Yorktown, HB, AG AR (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emphasis on dreams, Pl 646-5 137 11·7PM Beautifully landscaped gar 1950 mo + ulll. r u · W/shorl term leue. full 11121, 7 yr female. blk ill .. .-. . h tha Perl hni 'd f P I & "'7" 3 8"' condo. N.B. Nonlsmol<er. MfV 1Ult111 881 Dover Or w/whl whltkert P•rt ..... ona, WUI es lean OOtne tnae. . ~tee que, get.n 0 A grea1·1·1Jr;tba. trplc, trg ~!~~et,d8fJ:s~ ·~o . :i:~ . . .., .,. 6. y • , • <$310 .... ullle. 72.0·1917 Suite 14 N.'B. 631·3651 Cock-A· Poo, 'n•me superfluous material, realize that fnendahip can develop mto a backyard. gar $525/mo. Bach 1450 Versa!Oes 2 br, 2 ba sep. M/F 10 sllr spac. 3 br, 2 ba P•ddy. Palm OeMrt ad· 0 aerioua" relationship. Popularity increases, powers of per· Agt 673·l 282 1 Bdrm. $515 suites, trplr din. rm. duplex, N.B. 2 blocks to "TIE" drlM. •pleUe call loc•I auuion are heightened. cii&rmlng 2 Br 1 Ba In 131 E 18th. 646-6816 spac. kitchen. clubhse. beach. 1300 t 'il utut. EXECUTIVE SUITE ••. 71 4·983·51158 or Immediate openings tor 10 Sharp Gals & Guys tree to traotel lhe US m•jor cities & resort .,_ with • unique bus. group. No exper. neadad, on Ille job tralniflO, tr-furnished,• relum guat Must be 18 or Older & lrM to ttart- lmmedlatety For Inter-: "i.w call 11·5pm. Tues & • Wed. 5'0·2500 or appl'(' In peraon to Mr Richard • Altenburg It Westin~ Hotel/ So. Coul Plua. CAPRICOllN (Dec 22 J 19)· F b . trl-plu c;rpls drapes a~nlllea. For letse: Avall. now. 646-9453 Nwprt Ctr 640-5410 548·9&88. -4-ti • . -anuni. • ocjecus onycar.eell rha, usmesa, bltins patio 1500+ 1600 Bach $455 s $~~;:!~ ~',~~000. Rmte to thr 2Br hae E'alde Cfaatrclal p=-,-,-... -...... -,----.l0r"Z'Tl'22 llllllT• pA .... ..._.,, coopera on an comm ty pro t. ou ve more dep No pets 5'10·"4484. 1 Bdrm 1515 • c M 1,; 8111 a 111 All It 1 I 2111 Country CIUb In Newport responsibility, you'll ~ have informatio~ necessary to take Cozy 2 Br 1 Ba. Water.gas 2250 5~i~Be~~d Way S11 Cltanlt 2771 p;lv.' Day~ 645-oe8i, ev 1530"L Blvd CM CIRCUS OF Beach, ...... , Ml tlmuc- charge of your own destiny . Another Capncom and a Cancer stove & Dtw 1nc1. No WATCH fAt WHAlES. 850·3249 Bobb. 400~751,.00 · IASSA~E ~~1s1~~·~~a~ native figure prominently. Dogs. S490-$5l0, + dep. WHTWI YILUll Oc:•an vi.w. 4 unlta new. Roommate wanted · to Agent · 541·s032 • efltt. Cell Barba<'a •t. AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Project will be completed, 548·8752, 10·8PM 2 Br, pool, Jacuzzi. garage 2br, 2ba. 492-8236 share tour bedroom Bus N 1 81 C M NeW8I' 7111 NO. HARBOR BLVD. 644-5404 ext 200. vou•u-1 .. added ,_.,...,..,.ltion and you'll strike chord of universal Eastslde 3 Br 1 Ba. cot· avall .. lndry rm, no pela. home H.B. FlrePl•c•. r 1~11gnc ·.,c .·gm fir FULLERTON ANSWERING SERVICE:. J e-u• ·--e--. . · . . 1age 2617 O Elden. ca.rport. IMal 2900 12·1·83. $225. 847-0840 11 • ' 5-• llM1tl theme. Focus on education, apuitual values, commwucatJon and 1665./mo 63t· 1755 2 Br. 1'1• Ba. $555-$565 B CK B".. NB $200 Sh 2 B ••tF .... ? only $595 mo. 64 9828 l aoay I Wiii Telephone Operator. u f ..--fbl joume Ari ,;..,,.,_ · tl 955W 19th St A ,..y, . . r r, "" . coup .. I • rial -Various Shilts. 404.7777 prepara on or a...-e Y· es ....... ~ pronunen Y·. --WTSlll Tll 1 mt· IU ilU Incl. utlls. Youno woman. 1250 + 1~ urn. Huntlnoton • a1t ATTRACTIVE ._,,.,_ p,-.a, a-a..a....a PISCES .<Feb. 19-March 20): New .approach nec!e98ary Ill s6751mo 2 Br l'h Ba I • non/smoker 8'6·5559 8!ech, 9e0-8005 ltatala 2t2t MASSEUSSES --_,.. connection Wlth payments, debta, financial atatus of one cloee to T~house. enolsd gar-W4:5t1alde 2BR 1BA i::· NICe room 1n large houM, W•ltc 10 beach. Sllr rent. 1206 sq. tt. w. l1vlne area. TO SERVE YOU. P~i!°':~~.~aini !OU, including partner or mate. Get to heart of matters, aUive for age. yard, frplc, lndry rm. 9 8 rs. n1ew ~·~76· Cost• Mes•. 1210 + ulll•. Kitch prlv. Share utll. lncld• office. $504/mo Have aometl\lno YoU went plut S3 35 hr 10 ttart U.Wenand take heed of suggestion made b y offspring or young small f::f~range ~~aJ~\:~ I 'C'a1i Bet~ 957.3955 Newport Bch 642·3592 Tom-851-8928 to ... ?~ Ide do Full hme Apply Books on. individual 631 5230 Womanwanl1toahrhome 2.660 eq n. 3975 Birch, It well I C •ll NOW , Tepe 729 Fared, CM · TIL l&•f 142-1111 · -Pleasant room, kite prlv , with mature woman. NB. $1330 M1A zonlno 8'2·5e76. Alk tor Greg 5"8·5525 Easislde house 2 Br, lam B11t. ltac~ 27t0 yard, E.slde C.M Prel 1275 • ·~ ulll REF'• req. Agent 54 1-5032 1-.-_,1-.-.. -.._..---1-1-.. -ltl W ...... 91-... ...... Vafuaia~ .. , ...... Vafan11... At1rtat1tl F111i1'" rm encl gar. wio hkup. Bacn.ior. close to beach, semi retired mid aged Call5pm 549·1963 •-aeaace·anh 3802 ·---I u--77 8849 $400 11 11 woman 1250 548-5998 Ii -f -laat ltac~ 2240 I t It ' 22H L It k 2641 lncd yard 4• garage. Imo a ut 5 -------vlHfH tr ATTENnON LEUZINGER MANAO£MENT TAAMU . !!fl' IC ..... IC E/Sldl 2 Br 1 Ba cottage.1 'ncluded 536-4637 Room at NB Beach $270 •••• nu GRADUATES OF 1959 U-TOTE-1 ·•-ns Oownlown 3 Br 2ba -enclgar lndryfac,Quiet Beaut 2Br t llt betwnllse. mo M/21 or over, L kl f 11111 cl WUUl~I due>lex. 2'1t blks lo bch, 2 4 Br 2 Ba N~orl lsland.11250. lurn sml cory bach, No pets $580 • sec I FrplC, pallo. vaulted ceil· non-smkr, need ASAP NEWPORT BEACH 1011120 ~~m':.rso~ho r:'v be~ -- cerport Water paid 2 c;ar gar 25 dock. yrly nr bch. ulil pd, no pals t 1 645•7234 I ing blllns encl gar xlnl 548-4925 or 926-6365 garages 195 mo Vicky the Or•"""' County •rea. 1725tmo. 8<12·6203 4022 Channel 11500 resp empl adlt 494-4200 -area nr 'Hunt H~bor.1 Rooms In NE Cos-ta ••esa 645·'4800. 645-3323 ··p Few poeltlone In men-• _ I I Rtafty lll-1142 1-It-" 2 1;.9 ! E'slde dlx 1own111111: 2Br 1675 846 0736 . "" --We ~re 1111orklng on our IO'f'l*ll -., M HQMES FORRENT '' ---ewrert ICa v 1''Jba, gar. 1650/mo I · • I K1t.lndry&pootprlv ,Sjlll thlngt IHt wttll Dally 251h reunion. CAii h . U9t Huntington Beach 3 & 4 I NEWPOAf N.OW $435 1 2543 Orange ~4~70 Nt t>eiCn 2 br, 1·~ ba. blt1 S7-5Jwk. 546-0514 evH 1 P1101 Went Ada. 951-2551alt 6:30PM. ave convenience Bdrms $875-$900 HRIOR VIEW MOIH Per Mo , Furn. studio yrly Eild tdl 1892,.., ins. lrplc, encl. gar. $625. 1 • • • at~re Ml.:y llll· • Fenced yards & garages. The perfect family h0m"· 1 1nc ulll. pool. tx:h. tennis. b ·S e ~ u 0· b N Quiet Avall 536·0921 I I a1ly P1la1 ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 011•11nus llYS' "**'=:'::ti . -~. . Kids & pets welcome Portotlno plan with fin· patro. prkng. prov , female range 11111 ., ew SUWllD '. n ' u .... to 11--. For-=..:...=. 863-0755 Agent, no lee !Shed bonus room 4 Br only 645-2983 owner Paint & Carl)iltS. 1395. I : Place your gift ltem1 In IM ..,. '"' ,.,..,.._ 3'11 Ba. lamlly & formal incl all utlls. 645· 7009 ' VIWIE . • DAIL y PILOT llPPIY at U· TOTE-M Martt .. on ' L1ease1 11se opt 3 Br 2ba, dining rms New carpet. A,artae1t1, Oaf. fRRR lllT New 1 • 2 Bdrm luvury •• PART TIME CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE PCH & VlejO In L.aouna 8eadl rp c , n ice area. lresh paint Community -"" o • comlnoonTUfldaysl 1"01 at 1390 Horth PC'H ~ $800/mo 213 530·5159 h 1 & I n.:::: -ll'flll! We have 32 brand new 3 apts In 14 plans. 1 Bdrm ; I $15 40,.. 11· 12 noon on ~ --pool. near sc oo s 11 .. 1 I II "''"' Br ,.,. Ba apts. BIHns. from $575, 2 Bdrm lrom .· copytpKe • . ... Vac•nt 3 Br 2 Ba. c;lllldren shopping Available now. R run. (All• leu lor edd'I M -.. • OK. close to schools Atk Larry Oyer 644·6200. Cllarmlno 1 Br upper yrly, D/W, encl patio• eady $890 TownhouM from . Deliver Daily Pilot by auto in runt). 842-56711-plaoe (llll) AllU ..... u1~ .. ·-1or Keith $750 982-4471 11900/mo ,,.at, matur•. quiet, no 10 rent lor Nov. Kids 01(, 1735. ,. pools tennis : yOUtad&-'lblllyoul • ....-.~ ..._ l)illS, smoking, drinking. no pets please. To eel· wat81'fallt, ponds. Gu IM : Laguna Beach area (2 hours IOI! vacant 3 Br 1'h Ba, ehll· 1st ••st, c/b. 675-0?47 ebrate th• completion of c:ooto;tng & 11eat1no paid. : per day). Weekdays P .M . _ :· 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. dren OK. cloM 10 tchls lal"--this profec:I we are oner. From Sen oi.oo Frwy : 11 Keith $650. 962-4471 ... Ing 1 mo. free rent lo drive NO<lh on e..c11 to : weekends A.M. F.am about Newapllp8r '"'•• •4''*1•1• J 7•7 i~::~~.:.:~~'8 . ~~~:c,°= ~~ds=•~ : $400 per mo. ean Mr. Barrow KIDS-EARN GREA TRfS Ari> PRIZES! 2 BRl2 8X CONDO: oen. 2.BR. 2BA. Yr1y. $800 mo I l l A G e . M B h 642 4321 ~E -... -. • frplc;. ale, 2 cer gar, l ido llnfurn 3+ din home. lncludel.1ttll, &73·6054 Of Frpl pool 11.rvl .. patio V • : Or r . US • • l':AJ comm. pool• g tennlt. No 8 10 18 mos IM lvall. Agl (213) 926-2883 datlwshr X·;g 2 ·-er on (714189l·6 •H.-_. pet• $425/mo. 544-8&22 875-8170 2 Br at 113'h 29lh. Easltlde 181 557•2841 Spaclou1 quiet 2 Br $515, '··· '""" "' '" • • "· · · .. · · • · · ·" • • • • • •• . ' Br "B I p..a. 2200 $ 7 0 0 I m 0 . y , I y UllU "'"-"' 2 Br TwnhM $585 Wallt ·•· I a1·1y P-1·1·· .................. "··~. 3 ' •• Un v. '" 11• ~ r1sal1W 2.13·433·050 $485/mo. 1 Br • .t Ba lrplc IO bMCh 980·•541 aq. n. 2ftP'C•. tomtit din· 109. tam rm. 2 /:Mao-. Wnta alter 22tl $350. Nice 1 Br. resp per. uppe< unlt, lndry rm, •11 WIMUll APTI s 1200/mo. 873· 364 Agt Avd now 4 e; 2 L son. ulll pd No pets. blt-ln~.8& Avoc,tdO Sp~251ou. La.~.' ,2 er.,,.!:~ •. Brand new 2 er. 21.t ba POOL home ne« w .. 1• 106 E Bay Ave, Ae>t 9. s~ ... _ .. Condo. $ 8 2 5 /m o . mintier & M.,.nOlla. lrplO, Lar ..... 3 br 2 b8 u...,_. TSL lplt 142-1412 pool & ac>a, l•rge rec ..,, •-,......,. room, newly re · '75·8000. 944· 1211 d/w, covered petlO, g•r· atepe 10 bchllennl•. New HouM Ilk• 2 Br. 1 Be. decorated, b .. utllully .Agent deMf & pool aerv. paid. oecor. blt·lns. No pe11 E/tlde, yard. Pell ok. landtcaped, aeourlty _u .... 1<1<11 & pett ok. S800 + Stoot mo yrly, 840·~335 $550/mo. 85 t-8928 081.. SOfry no pell. _ HOO dep. 883-0755 .. _ 846 8501 ·• PIC ... 118&/mo. Agent, no'"· ........... , IUTllT na . : 17&-.3097 r. '· ltll • 1114 1 B:d. room, 1 bath. XvaH. 1 Br. 1 Ba, all blt·lne, lndry LaJ•u .... :: 213187t-2255 ;fl I 1mmec1. $575/mo, Can rm, ear port, nr t>Mctl & !iiA'alO t b40dt lo t)c;fi •· t ~ ~. L;d"t 25. 6111 mobtie home, no 901. 760-1900 . anope. S425tmo, 14 1 ai mo se 1a 1o1ai : _ '!" __ ~-~ 11ett. Meture •dul11. 735 w. 19th. St. • . "'~2 I lo OulM. MCur• 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 car gatagt 11L.... Ml· 1111 bMCtl. cloM to pOOI a 1991 Ne~wport 8'8-8373 $950/mo. Avlll. now. tennll. 982·eet3 1 2 Br. den, trpl, 11.,,a to lllTllT Ill N9wport Shor• Ill, be11Ct1 S 1200/mo Avail '595/mo. 2 BA. 2 BA. nSHlmo. lidl. " i now 851-876'1 Twntls. tmall l)ltlolyll'CI, 38t 2th Ba ooncto, PoOI. 83& Amlgot •t. '995. l-«·9081, 213-541-<44t0 unfufn. Jae. 18"2 Aorlda frplc. c•rpon. lndry rm. 142·2834 °' ... 2-3172 Need • p11111er? NMd • 940 w 18111 81. UILI PUT llllm TIUlll Now aocepUna applications for District Manqer to supervise newspaper car- riers. Salary commenaurate with experience. Cunpany benefita plus bonus op- portunity. Apply in J>enon. -.: weekda~ 3 PM to 5 PM at 330 West Bay St., Calta 3 er, 2 ba on wattr 1975ftnO '8'. 2'~ b• on we1•. S 1400 Both avaH 12/t Agt 840·8208 . hOUMk"per? NMd e Ta... Ml· 1111 ~HI bebytllter? N•ed a • ., ..... Ml .. H1 11Sr lr•ller •I fwe bruk? '"' thOM needl :·Mesa. 111art0,0Qean vteW.~5 l hrougll ctualfled Find whet ~ou want In .. . o •• I ••••••• 0 0 o .... 0 o o o o • o o o o o o I o o o o 0 0. I 0 0 f -(7.14) 141-7058 \ -----213.433.9991 642·~71 Delly PllOt CIMllfiecte. -·-----''---------~--~~---~-~---------,. \ --·------ t ••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, November 21, 1883 , .. ltft~,...!,..yMol!fa....-1.-lMw. ltlt Wy ... llll liiii~~'!"'9!"~1~H!'i"I !ltctUUHll 1111 •ttrmln/ Atlft. lamtt4 At ......... ., an em ca . ce1L1M(HAN8'1t1w10lk '"'"" 1111..... llU ,......... t tn TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Job Opclortunlty MUii tMI ~1eur1nt •l>le 10 l\anclle lhe publlc eaperlenoeel waller / !Mly l\Outl and wlOcndl we It r u 1 for 1 HE NutN ry and/or • .,.. TOWIAS RESTAURANT! tloullng eaper pref. OrMt • tn the Surf end Sana Opportunity. 845.0210. 0 Hotel In L,une IMICI\ 5 am • 8 em ONI. YI dey WMlt em • 2 pm. OOod br..CSllN>w Quell-l>lldel & lullp HIM 195, ·12 .. ti 920 -ty ()FA 701·aQ'13 052.07te TUI. rioo • '11 .ACCORD 8(, Swvoot '73 SU~A ....... ale. _ 11800/or belt M2·3559 IHOO 173-$711 111"1/fM '*' eond 12750 ht• Ill Counl9'10P lrt1Ner 1c .. H"~·eo 11oocc Gold· 11-t l °' tH.tl off..-W ·&e7t lm!§Aeltit JOJ8 m•k•r 1 125. C all wing >Cini cond. lc>vr aaa I T . ., •··~ --- 1 -k• llM 21F 1260 147·8118 llltf 7pm eqpel 13800 567·514h 4 -hetle l l950. ACROSS 5 t P1olouna 52 T !IUCI lhll 0 !>5 A<111nd •1 !>O r'>topp~I PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED • • rbn •no. new pelnt MCI\. 640-MQS Duret M·tO I •nterg•r TraJJira 11111.72..c BEAGLE PUPS-PedlOrM v.17&mm lent I 160, ' __ _ Jull In ti~ for CMiimu chrome & gl•H dining rm UtiUtz I02' 71 R9bb0 OllMI. 4 Cir, air, --Apply In peraon. Alie for l.eg11 S1cr111ry wlll\ Kathleen 497,4477 t Some Wrkt)y'< probate and c;orporale experMlnce 81J1ry com· m•n11r111 with ••· peri.t\c• Newporl 8"ch nur Airport. 1&1·1234 Rer11ur1nt Wlllf•HIWell., with car $200 eacil. aa 1·28116 NI HO, OH watt ~t., ij.,{J;I uTii irir. drop1 dwn atereo 12000 tel-13te $10, l .. lh onr & olloman to flat bed. e·• 1· 1550 '711 VW Conv Cnemo Eel !I r urt11y clh.tl' HJ 0v11· t. I M!I l t11"1illt• b.1 AS'-ISIJnt 63 Enrag\!11 for wicker b•el!et lunch Chn11m11 Puppi.t -vice. 9 • 1.1. Mon-Fri Blond• Cocktr Sp1nlat1 E1rn Appro• 1t50/$175 AKCl200 557.5577 w"kly Mutl be uat, ,.. ----- $30 Sony 11ereo & 2 tmporl tructi trlr w/"'911, wn1/wh1. 35K, orig ownr, ~1l1r11175 84tl--Oe84 11060 544·2252 mH llellllU'I S67SO 080 527-3724 14 f\Cludt.1 1!1 Rt1dUCtl 64 Su1un1c Loc al company w1n11 PART TIMS EMPLOYEE with acoounllnglbkkpg background. Some com• puter ••per, n•lplul. Hte flulbl•. Call Ann 76I·1155 lor eppt. p ere one b t •. 1nd wOl.OEN AEtAIEVER ..,.,g•llo C•ll lor IP· puppy AKC. lhOll , d9w· polntm•nl bet-n 10 cllwed. 1100, 5411-28211 am • 12 rtoon or 2·4 pm. Happy 1 wk oras9t1.,1Lab LORI'S KITCHEN, 3M7 puppl•• nMCI lovlng hm So Hert>or (Harbor 11 673-61185 Morn11e11e• EJ 101d1no wn.t1en11r. , .. Ai le ltrricff/ SOUTH '79 Convenl!M Bug movab .. 1rm1lfMI. Like Patti tolS W1111w111. IOw ml, lmmeo. n-S320. 045·7114 COUITY $6550 147-00511 16 ltmerant 17 People 18 n1111k 119.1111 20 M ove b:, <)ponmg 66 L~t1m111 Cf 67 CvtiluJW Fooz Ball 11bl•. blu• •op. vw Su~r hOOJ ' r~d•r ·so Jell•. 1010.-0. fl•wteu. 1300, 546·3147 S lOO obo 9e9• 1284 lllZU 14250/obo 031-3016 ltHOU~ 22 -fUICtl DOWN Garrtage Or), S1n11 Ana. S • IUllY I POIEY Aal" Waat.. I020 "WI WILL llT '80 Rabbit, will 2 do,. 4 1982 CHARLE. C.M Alofi•" ceil1 lmm;d for 11 llllHOU epd, air. tunroof, 11ireo ~3 G1ea1 LJkt• 14 Squad 1 wroroq h•<i iiffiiii'Ci.,,. Martag•r·S•yll". National b81uty 111on cn11n, Guar Hl•ry • comm , bonuMa & otl\•r ~Nfll1. For •PPI 891 -6122 CALL 650· 7079 lour vehlcfe, domestic or Volum• Sit"· Seivlee S317510BO 031·3010 K•rosene H11ter Omni orelgn. 551 "8285 And l eHlng ·so Sclrroco )( m~. AJC. 979-0147 •••• s.s Sales 661 Yeilowh11d Parrot. 25 Small co111ll 28 M os1 1oylul 32 Lovers .! -Kh ,1vy,1rn J lsir1gluss * * * lame, wl cege 1400 (142-1885 105 almoll n-19,tiOO WE llY 1871 I Beacn Blvd an rl loaded Mu11 Sell BTUS119.646·6914 Huntini ton BelCll l hll week $5700 4 Man s name ::>Navy ships NTE le a fall growtno Tete-Com,,.untc1tlon company loclled In C1po Valley. Service R•P•. Po1en1lal to m1k1 $2000 . $4000 • month. XLNT sates support by TELE·MKT learn For In· 1erv1ew. call. C Oam110. BIG MOIEY Aatljltl-1010 SHORT HOURS bllfiwal&ra. Kl1cfien1ld. Kg u mallreu Mt, 1200 CLEAi Cllll (714) 42-2000 548-6324. Good cond 640-0112 1111 JllOll J - -tl2t 82 RM!Bl_T_C_O-NV_E_R_T_ 111ckname 33 Instrument 35 Cardvansdry 36 Rapacious 38 Fo1uer 6 fleshy 25 Bite 44 HaL.irCl 7 Spice 26 Snack 4 7 Peaceful • Photo Copy Supplte• •6AM ·NOON bat mdl below wnote111e OOSI. G.0 .A 537·6333 11111 5 •Pel. Bteupunkl et•reo LOBSTER TRAPS {Appro11 176l(JflL Sdn. bU1 on hlk c11s, racing Miit, .clnt 40) S250 the 101, In work· lthr, sunroof, wire wn11. cond 18800 6A4--0448 •No EJiper NecMsery • Ellt•nalve !reining 8 Japanese '27 Ms Ek1>er9 49 -lotter adm11a1 4'8 Posts 5 1 Composeo On Anne walnut col tbl, t>eaul 1200. 759-1552 Ing cond. 673-2047 lull power beaut c.:>nel V I Membersnlp Tri Magic 49K m l S 16,000 O" program • Weekly Pay Guar1n1M 40 Parent 9 Nucleus 29 GermJn 52 Miner s 11a1I 10 Old dam.t>s 11dme 53 Small group Rare JOHNWAYNf Slone lllh<>grapn. llmlted edition ot 200 Proot pr1n1 on ells· play at Jonn Wayne Air· porl s 1300 641-t662 Island Club 1750 obo 530· l528 •.7•4,.Q"'o.,t•v"'o-1""42-2-0f·.·11-r 644-6504 or 548-2873 -WEl lY--Mtrct4ta IH1 9145 ~<rs&, ~-~~e~::' 4 1 Zeus lflale 43 Chu1th .ue.J 45 Wax pret 46 Sy1Htlel1CS 48 Tenth~ 11 MuS•C1ll 11111<;11 ,IQ Asian gao O 54 MaO.e over •2 Secono J 1 LJyeri; 55 01agona1 714-66 t-8465 • Ptee11nt. Prot ... tonal Ole In Corona Del Mar II you·re bright and energe1 1c. C all Mr Poner·s wneet, Sn1mpo USED CARS & TRUCKS •74 286 Coupe 1 owner. RK-2. 50 lbs ot glazes COME IN OR c •LL FOR yellow gooo co no 82 Volvo Diesel Wagon Incl $<125 0110 644-6622 "" $7000 760 8792 Loadeo S 12,700 OBO. FllEUPPHISAL . 974..J192 Thomas belween 6 am & Retr1ger810< 2Clr FtF. new nursing HRHAllEI 13 Bull Sp Ja -B.1y N S 56 New star 19 ftou•s 17 Fond 57 Component 'iO Hean 2 3 4 14 17 20 59 62 65 21 Therelort> ;19 Ooleo ou1 58 Heap up CNA's or e•perlence re- quired 3· 11, lull lime E.llceUeol bollll.bl•. NPI Ben area. 642-~4 t pm II cond Guaranteed Only 673•0118 $240 G G A ~7-6333 Oueer' Cllvart. S500 Desk. St50 Piano spinet. $500 Single beel $20 ·eresrlJeef. ~-00-Mitre 11ems E•ll cono Best otter 586-3956 24 p,.nc1pte .:_2 Range---~~~1er coon SALES BusiNEss oiiPTY lr;tiuc-IOtl 6 7 8 9 19 10 12 13 ,, Orange County 11rpor1 eel _....,_.,.__~__. agency looki ng tor 16 mature person lo 1111 pos- ollon as AOmlnlstralive Secretary Prot1111on11 attllutude, appearanc;e, phone voice a mull. 29 30 31 Snarp general olllce skills required 70 wpm typing 7 t4·556·0460, Brlltany, 10 am · 1 pm. Tele-communlcallons rev-AARAoR AREA otullon wnat IS wrong APPLIANCE SERVICE w1tn earning S300·S800 We sell recond . guar comm1ssiuon per week? refrigerators. 549-3077 Nllw Program Ci ll C 16' lrosllree. bot1om lnr. Damato tor appt. s 190 22· s1de·by·Slde 7 14-661-8465 wllce maker $340 Sales. Exclusive Jewelry 650· 7452 Larry Bou11que. FIT some GE slqe by Side relrlg, n1ghis, lntervlewlnq 10·1 l9 cu II $400 759. 1552 CIRO"S JEWELRY ILIT MAOlllE'S Brand new stored 27 yrs S 1100 each 548-8952 Two rO\Jnd trip tickets. Air-Cal to Seatlle or Portland from O.C Mull be used before 12115183. ST75 ea. 673· 1187 PUT TIME South coast Ptaze. I HY APPllAICH --+----4_...._ __ ..... Earn up 10 $400 per ULll fU YELLIW Lea 957·8133 monlh. Retirees, House-p Ill •.1110 101 t• Matchlngwshr/elec Clryer. Vao.cuum, woikagel $30:3 apd bike S 15, end labte SS. 1n1q lamp SS. Sp. wd chr S 12, more 842-7517 wiles. College Students. A ...... • n lk nu S400botn 759. 1552 Need C11pend1ble autc5 to •E fllST YW · Wooden hlgh-chelr wlpael. Clellver Delly Pllol In Bell proelucl In lhell1itus· Relrtg. $250. Wesner & Per I con Cl $ 4 O _ _.._...__41 Legune Beectl-(2 hrs pet'" try. Excellent ·manege--csiv-. .$135 .._ OW\. 752.·2112-0 ----- day) Weekday, P.M.. men1 potential with fast washer, $100 646-5848 •lie. Waatt4 1220 Weekends. A.M. C•ll Mr. growing co. 545-2136 Speed Queen Wesner & TURN YOUR o T8iaE Barrow 642-432 t. •WI s-• H ..... p~•tlO Dryer $500/pr 493·5621 '"'" 343 EOE .. n-aru .. are. ~ n DISCARDS INTO SSS$ open for counter 11tea. Washer g Dryer. $250 646-0792 Part· Tl•• See St•ve H.W. Wr~I both x1n1 conel, 751-9097 •••ical laat. 12 .... Per• Co 126 Rocnester, C. . ., fYElllll S&LISIUUIElm Caatrll A Fender Elec. Custom Earn up to $50,000 per S,ai,.Ht 1011 body. Excel. oonel '300 yeer or m0te, lull or ~lkkormlt FTN 185. Nikon OI ofr 759-8237 pert/lime. 548-3416 tenses 35mm. 2.5 $75. ou could be earning up to _ _.._...__~__. N-POll Beacn Marketing · 105mm 2.8 $75. 200mm. $1200 per week aa a llrm.nas several openings S&l.ES·PAIT TIME 4AI s 125. Durst M300 pleno tuner. Course 1nlo. lor respontlbte enel In· CIRllTUS SALES enlarger, never used 542·3244 or 556-1178 Clus•rtous people. A good E t S200 --L s 100 0 b I II WIEHllS speaking voice a MUSTI ~~~1~P 0 S:a:3'4'76 no.7622r eve~sslwtt.~Cl~rs Office F11ait11t/ -=~=~==~~=~==~==~!!!!!!!!!!:::::========~ A grea1 way 10 Increase C O halJ•Ht '226 I 1 W .. Sl.. I 1 W .. Sl.. your l>udget Clollera. We SALES PERSON ,.,attn l 6 YiA11orney11 exec deak. • , ut l•lt ...... SlOO • ' ••• pay for your training. For TIMEX SINCLAIR 1606 Ilk• new. • 150 Also Interview •PPI. cell Mr. JIWEUY l&LIS • Au pilr wented for 2 chll· Cleflcal. 1ype 50 wpm. IRYCLUllll IELP Bia.mer, 545•5776 Computer w/ t6K aelap1or chairs, tblet, IBM type- d ran Light house· 10-key edeler, flllng, Wiii train. Bergstrom •---------Experienced Preferred & 3 sottware llpes. $75. writer & mlac. 644·6504 keeping, Non.-tmoker. Pho Io co PY Ing ' Cteaners.CdM.644-4421 PllTHHPllHS Af~~ell~y .pe;'.ro·o M~!,=----:5.-5_6_-s_ooo _ __,.=z,., or 548-2873 trvtne. 552-9250 pm. proor-reaellng, various --------II you with 10 NII your Oporto. rt 2, Npt Sch. FrH tt f ta 1022 P;;;:oi:-1-.-,-,,~,-1-1-.-1 --:.-="" duties. non . s m k r . English speaking llve-ln work and gel expoM.ire, _ _ Auto Bod)I & Paint asals· $8501'1)0. Costa Mesa couple. Good oook anel call. 673•5658 chord Organ, French tant wartled, e11pertence. CPA firm. Call Pal, experience al cleaning. ct1•IS"•11 TlllUS Sales Milli 11111 NPPllS make. etec•ronlc. Like 969-1284 754-1040 Some nursing care " ,._ Sales 3males,3mosold. newS3T5/olr 642·8119 Babysiller needed in my COLLHE STllEITI ~~: b~m~a~~·th~a~~~ lll~-~Ell1Yl MICIOH flRMI 548•4050 aft 6 PEVEY AMP Sluello Pro Starttnn pay rate $7 50 entr 6 daM week .... t con· No experience. Will lraln. 40, like new & electric nome part-lime aller· • • ,. ' uv PIT Christmas work In F IO"S 11 b lh t S325 noons. GOO<I pay and Flex nrs Must be U.S s•derable dally free time PflHU•ltl/ onteresllng. enioyabte ~•!!'!'r_a_a"!"t1'!"'r""t"'!""""!"'"..,.-"!"""'! g~7~8393 ° 1 · working conditions ciuzen.anonavecar Call Permanen• Immediate AIALYST place 10 earn extra in· 10· gotel vetvel sofa. xtnt Please call MORNINGS 714-963-9984 13·6 pm) $1400 10 starl Refer TV la•i 675-2603 or 673-2389 Young company Hells In· come Aps'lyy In person cond Pictures. tamps, l. t , ONLY 645-7841 DECORATE INTERIORS d1v1Clua1 10 wrlle and de· at Hickory Farms, West· prcnlc table/benches. llttH 6232 Homemakers • bored at I Est veterinary hospital In sign lor Tl 990 and DEC cllfl Plaza, 111n and everything must be sold. BE "UTIFU. L 25.. RC .. b_a_n_k-1..,,-------home? Have flair tor Cle• So Lag seeks HP PDP • 11134 Minimum 2 Irvine NB 714/891-9041 "" " ··• ? PIT FIT ca ee Ari 1 k on a s e ""' e~ f Color TV 2 yr wrnty, RE,l.Llc FEDERAL sign r r j groomer 0 wor yr x,,..ri ...... e. pre er· SANDWICH SHOP 2 matching Lazy-Boys $148 Free Clel Open consultant, no exper nee comm basis 499-5378 rt>ly wl COBOL Call PIT nelp wanted Apply at s 100 ea. Admiral 25" TV Sun TV John 5 646•1786 S&YlllS Training avail 775.544 7 FILL TIME HY 553-0940 Tummy Stutler 270 S S 175 Zenith 21 .. TV '50 - Corm1er-OeLlllo 75 280 4 OR SEDAN Xlnt - CM(Y•ILET Shape Ortg 1 Owner P 1800E 73. air. aulo. 54K " " Loaoed S7200 m1 Oflg paonl. super -18244 BEAGHBLVD 8-"Spm'549·8!''8 c:ond~5&l00 642-.248'1---HUNTINGTON BEACH --14l·f01ll Ml·IU 1 77 3000 leatn/alloys. snrt. flliac. H 77 -WE PAY TOP llLUR FORllEIOAH AUI MAHOI POITIAO/ltlUI 2480 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA Hl-4300 HI· 1411 WE WAil YIH CLUlllEIOUI &le Ronald 01c:e THEODORE ROBINS FORC 7000 H.&RllOR Ill VD CO\T.& MIU 041 0010 mucn more E•ceptnl Come on & see Newpor1 tnruout See lh1s car Beach·s tlnest setec:Hon you II buy 1t S 11 000 11m ol previously owned 786-9746 olc52 t-5920 Porscnes. Aud1s anel Ask abou1 the money ...,a can save you thru our purchase & lease plans JllSWIHS l•NHS 130 1 Quall Street NEWPORT BEACH Volkswagens .. .. 455 E Coul Hwy Newport Beach 673-0900 Hl·HOO ___ _ _ A•t", De.ntlc Mle~c::~ 5~~~~ ~~~~: .. ick 9J07 $37 .500 Call 551 -9600 176 Electra. all pwr, e•l1 In ..... ------;a.,,o..a~ & ·ou t.... S4200-~b . '68 MGB CONVERT iJ-640-3094 552-1456 llres. heltop. runs perfect 73 Centurion Con11er1lble. needs t op , loaeleel 4 ftHI Driwn t030 St500tobo 540-8299 $1200/bsl 551-6278 ·'4 JEEP Cherokee S. orig '12 MBZ 250 Auto, pwr. 73 Opel GT. wt'il. 4-$p owner. eall conel. $2900. al e, emlfm $4400, man. AM/FM cut. rbll 642-8001 al1 1pm/wl(nels 645-4070 eves u1t.n eng. good conel. ,,,.,'7U Track1 H35 ·12 MGB CONV gooo C57S--014S Mull se11 '73 Chevy Luv. nels neael cono 51500 548•8952 Ca•illac t3M gaske1. S900 •97-3554 Persc•t 9157 ·7• coupe oe v111e. jij;: '77 Datsun king cab, exll ·16 9 12E. rare. sn rt, tires . runs gr eat conel. S3500 544-2252 alarm. mags. am/Im $1200/bo. 551-6275 '77 G••C B b 11 2211 cass, lo miles, •tre Cleln 74 Cna OeV1lle 60 000 ml 366 V-a ~. ~spd $7~ S 13.500 Obo 646-0684 n-tlrH & irlfl.S. runt parl traoe 556--0998 °' 646-17 15 good needs minor body '79 911 SC large. Petrol repair. S 1800 ca1h . Vall Blue. low miles. m1n1 631--0372 att. 5pm ·66 Falcon w indow Ven. 6 conel • $2 I ,500. 650-8689 75 CAO Real CIH n. cyl. $750. 846-4349 '79 928, blklblk, all power. While & Blue. $2000 '72 FORD •11 TON: 6 CYL, 3 $23.900. 759·0682 OBO 646·5222 SPO. $950. 673-1503 ·79 Silver Porsche 928. 82 EL DORADO. 19,000 • t' auto, blk 1n1 , 1mm1c, 52K ml MINT CONO Orig. na 1•111' ml $23,SOO 752-6208 or owner P P S 16.900 Clanin 9045 752-7184 or 955--0117 080 Mon-Fri 8-5pm SS Ford 2-dr. 6 cyt. nelt .79 )(J6L .is 27K mi •Int (Jonn1 863-1200 Aller w or i. • s 5 o o Joe cono loa~ed $ l:l 500 5pm_5_5_2_·4_1_04 ___ _ 549~975, 650-1469 llrm SH -3453 al1 6 THE UlllEST s~~t:~a1~o:~~;~ve1a11 l ea11it 91591' SELECTlll "62 STUDEBAorrR H•WK I ·AO Le Car. clean. IO ml. Of lite moo.I. tow mtte.ge "~ ,.. e~lt cond $2500 After Caotllacs 1n Soutnern Good conC11l•on & paint 5pm Peter 536-918• Catol0<n111 See us 1001y1 $3200 OBO 646-953 1 I -1 IAIEllS 73 Cougar conver1 or;i '1 l•ll1 lezct 91 '1 I owner IOaeled. last mot ·62 Solver Ctouel fl e.aut ClllLUC convert S50001obo wood Oflg 1ea1n Xlnl 2600Hart>or BIVO 964-552 I mechanics & appear· COST A MESA nas ine following open. Dell Counter. December PART·TIME WORI Bristol. Costa Mesa Admorat relrig SIS $;195 Two Color TVs. 19 & 13 ings only Must oe 16 See PROIDTIOI SEC'Y/CONSTRUCTION 548-3365 -. oncnes S 145 and $ 100 0 495 E 17 n r-M Opportun111es available 631 7878 Aaln lmJerl .. uane 1 v wllh lhe Los Angeles Can you Need motovated 1nC11v1dua1 8 Clinong room chair•. very ---• ' NEW ACCOUNTS. FIT ance $26 500. Call 540 18&0 644· 7211 or 675-4870 • TELLER, PIT IELIYHY Times Circula11on De· Spare3 l\rs nlghlly? wlellcell typing skills & good condlllon Chrome 1Nt1, Claarttr/ Aa•i 9107 partmenl 1n our Areyou consl ructl on exper , frame wl upl\olslereel leat 7010 ·86 4000 Loaded S~800 C•meltt 9311 '2 Custom Impala 65K ml S 1800 74 Caprice Classic 19K mi S3100 Botn xlnt conel.. your Boll! po51t1ons require lhal t he candidate nave previous teller exper Laguna Niguel Branch Need Extra Income ? Be an independent carfler for THE REGISTER. Must nave dependable, econ- omy car. Irvine. Npt Bch. Corona del Mar area. Call Vicky, 951.1113 before ooor-10-door newspaper W.,I gr09med. shortnand a •, nvy phone back & 114191 $25 ea. 1--------- sales program. Guaran· dependable contact w/conlractors. 640-8676 10' EUIAIT YACIT Ofr musl sell 548-l653 teed hourly wage plus end self mollv8141d7 642-4463 Beige coucl\ like n•w NEW • DIESEL. For All Altes, l•,.rt•• 495-0850 831-1940 commission. Hours: 9AM Do you.... SEC"Y tor tax law ofllce In $ 100. Dryer $50. Oak your Holiday Entertaining llllW 9112 • 2PM. or 4PM • 9PM. Enjoy working with kids? Newport Beach. Salary table & cnatrs 1200. Enel & Parade of llgh11. Days '"'°'-'"I''.,._. 1·.•• ChOICe 645-2179 ~,,,.._. ""' -~ ..... """" Training 11 provided. If you can an•-' YES S 1300. Salary up 10 tables 125 ea. 786•3818 673-4860, ~• 557-3273 Conveniently Located Potential to earn S300 Pnone 6'6· 7021 1 C 1 & Competillvely Priced Reslauranl 11 am. EOE. M/F/H ~H WMOAV$ IM ·75 CORVEITE CONVERT A CLASSIC R.AGTOP plus per week. For an In· 2:30-6pm Mon. thru Fri. 1600 w/recentl tax re· BUY DIRECT FROM "!111m~ lepart es.n P•,r· & •-.--------turn p. roce11 rtg ex· •••NUF"CTURER aues ... ,,a wale . a c. lervlew, Call (71411• I 6'4 85!6 mn " 4311 II 4611 I 957-236l,Ext1204 perence. • anelsave50to75~.onn-91 or cruer. Slf'vlce Sletlon At1enelant. top qu1llty bed Mis. Twin Best ralea. 648-4005 Saies-Servtce-Leaslng Bookkeeper, PIT Door Person Delivery · Stock, Full Time. Apply Dally, 2 • 4. THE musl be 18, See Duane. ' t lir.i9 Loaded, like new. SOK. ~I IH St2,900. 644·6952 ·Fcorona 2 dr. runt ·79 Monte Carto, tully RED ONION. 2406 Npl 495 East 171h, C.M. GENERAL OFFICE RUL llTATI Blvd, Npt 8Gh. Delivery, walking rou1e, Sml Santa Ana office Renllllaalet 1gent for ac· . needs dependable per-live Balboa ltlend ofllce. sofl. Accurate typ111 & We neve openings tor .Is PE•e•i great 2nd Job, close to "-home. Pick your hours. Experienced, must speak Dan B. 972-0834, M-F. Engllsl\. Apply In person good phone skllls a must. two experienced, full time Call 979-8400 lloenaeel agenll. Com· THE RIVIEAIA. So Cll Oemonstcetors mission• ortly. Call BETTE WALSH. Pita. C.M. FUI JOI IOISEIEEPIR Chllelcere/Housekeeper, Are you adventurous. Doryman's Inn in N-port live-in, 1 baby, Hunl. 8Gh need money, anel love to Beacl\, Hardworlllng: llC· Mus• speak Eng. & have lrevel? A California Mfg perlence prelerred Call WATHfHIT llMEI 111·1100 refs. Wkelys 660·1234. Co nas openings for 10 675-7300 bet. 9 & 5. !~~~~~~~~~ ask lor Mary M. gals and guys, t8 and ---------r: Churcn hiring Low pay Great Future Improve wtllle you have a Job Call In person 11 1451 Irvine Blvd. Tustin. 544-5491 Cterlc41 Position Full time • Marine Insurance Agency • Phones, typing. anel general office skills Ask tor Peter. 675·5262 tClatslfleCI ACI• lfe the enawer lo a aucceuful a. g1tege or yard talel 11'1 • 9 lier way to tell more over, to travel California, HOUSEKEEPER RECEPTIONIST Las Vegas, Hawaii, and Live in. tor elderly teely tor prestigious Npt Center 11 Western states wllh 675-9388 Office. fyplng skllls end our supervised marketing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil pleasant lltltuele a must. 11am demonstrating a All employee benefits revo1u11on1ry n-prOCI· for Id Action provided Call Ron J1c:k· uct Must be embillous. n son. 6A4·4242 well groomed enel bright. Cal a Res1aurant All training expenses Bar Tenders needed, 4 p11d Transportation D :I Pilot Clays/week, 10am-6pm. furn, return guaranteed. 311y Apply In person. altlf' 5 High earning<. Start pm. ASll. for Dennis. lmmed For app1. call AD-VISOR THE TOWERS June Pridgen, 1 t-4 pm RESTAURANT, In the only, 646-3337 = 642 ·5678 Suri and Sand Hotel, In Classllled Ads 642-5678 ----••1111111--1 Laguna B81Ch. ....,......,__._ __ 9_0_10 A1to L111ia1 9010 A1t• L111i11 90101 A•t• Lt11ia tol plel THE AUTO STORE'S TALKIN' ''WHOLESALE LEASING'' PIT, Eves & Wknels. Neal sets just $69.95, lull Mii lew,ert lar~tr CrtllH appearance enel hand· ju91 $79.95. Save even Dec. 1 to Jan 1. Groups ol writing only need to more on queen and king 30 s 15 per person. apply. 2590 Newport sets. Free delivery (7i4)tl73-2336 Btvel, Colla Me... 636-4195 SllSITmTUCIHS '-o-1n-1n_g_1_1_bt_e_w_1_4_c_l\_11r-a, Pewtr 1Nt1 7 l Grades 4-8 Celifornl• HI-beck upholsl'CI. Ork 26.31 Sea Ray D1ncer 179 credenlfals. CBEST. wood. S500. 6'5-7053 325 hr•. sips 6. Incl. trailer. Apply In person: Founialn For Sale. Beaut. Chrlslmaa cover. eKlrH. s23.ooo. Valley School District gift. RCA Consol e, 894-1103.~1991·8592 Certificated Personnel, AM I F M stereo. 8 ·51 Bertram 3 1, twn gas, 17210 Oak St. F.V. EEO. speaklf's anel turn-table, $23.500 750-0621 e1e 1es 6°.\ FT. all wood Spenlsh t phone sa style cabinet Fine piece WANTED EleClrlc •Bay Person wllh pleasant voice furn Self perfecl conel Boal & Schock Endeavor anel good altiluele 10 as-$350 631 •0300 0 ; 675--0558 or 979-7200 Slit sales reps In conlact· 646-8005 WANT TO SELt YOUR Ing the" prolesslonel ---------clients. Judy 636·9334 For sale. Oak enel Chrome. BOAT OR BUY A BOAT? CALL 775-83911 TELEPHONE SALES 42" round dining llble w/ Pert time, Business Slf'· 8 chelrs. Su II able tor con· 1Nt1, ail 7014 vices Co. needs p/I sales ference room. 5325· C•ll C•l 24. nu sans & cushions. rep to work approx 20 hrs 63 l ·03oo or 646•8005 VHF. good conel. $4200. per wk. Eern S200·S300 For Sele. Perfect 114-673-6382 per wk, salary + comm Christmas gift. Wiier Mr lrwln. 380-9100 bed, wood lalllce lil81d· 1Nt1, board w/ 6 drawer s>ed· •i;• & llri 7016 estal Includes heater enel Interested 1n making mallresa. s350 Must see 1311 OSTON WHALER $300 /wk w ork i ng 10 appreciate. Call w/Meroury40hp.$3000. part-1Jme? No aales. For 63 H>300 or 646•8005 I Wkelaya 9-4pm 751-2770 more~nlormetlon. Call I ii ._ D L 7022 TILEPHIEWIH alter 1 PM 751..4222 :Hide-A-Beel, lull sofa fl• teal . 1 •ength. Brown tones. In el leoX COVES: 35· boil TELEPHOllE WORK nice cond S 150·1 slip, 12' beam maximum No Selling Salary No · I HY flHITlllE S.Ulttar•1 -fOll I 11·11 Hll 1 650-7083 _ $225/mo 631-0253 . ~----------------------------------~ eape~ neceasa~. com-Les 957~133 MIBTRAL COMP CLUB FHI CLOI .. YOU lOOIC ... FHI Nm• WI lOOICll ~~~rs w:~:':~~01~r~:~ Large .. L .. shape sota, xlnt S1llbo1ro S350 1.) MBZ 380 SL '620• /Mo. L 11.) T-BltDS s240• /Mo. Call Karen 66M844 ~:~gle~~1~;;Jo~!~·-6~i~ i ~lck 675-3971 12 2 ) MBZ 300 DS s450•/Mo I 12 ) cn11l'&D •255•/Mo. TILi-TYPE WOAT.. Love ... , brown crutheel re !' • • A ' uval\ft Mator 1>rokerage firm velvet Like ,_· 1200 BMi'°HUTCH •Int cond. 3.) MBZ 300 sos s550• /Mo. s 13.) TOPAZ s150•• /Mo. Hiking experienced 644-8325 . bell Pl• $325. 955-3050 tM-type opera10<. Stocll 4.) BMW 318 '270• /Mo. I 14.) lEJl»O 1142•• /Mo. bro1terag .. apertenoe re-LOveMAt•. s2501pr P11y-CYCLE I OOIPAIY 5.) VOLVO Dl. s2~··1Mo. •• 15.) .... CORurTTrS s525•/Mo. quired. ConllCt Michelle ~sole, $150. 548-7000 NEW ANO USED • ~ O't U .lll. af11f'1PM,644·9111 Otf·wl\I couch. Sl50. 2 19112CHARLEST.CM 6,) VOL VO GI. 1275••/Mo. 0 16.) CUTI.ASS '21Q••/Mo. TOP SU m" c 111n0 ch a Ira CALL 042-7910 FM'llln P'91. Moo.II & w I o II om an I S 7 5 H . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 7.) CRICAS •1&0••/Mo.M 17.) TRANS AM •245••/Mo. Etcor11.1213)H6-1"'4 Couch 1100. Twn bed lllTllW I.) CRESSl>AS 1249••/Mo .• 11.) 300 zx •2&9•/Mo. TIWTa••tm t!!:1..':i~'.1~1t1:-~1.150· 3~::t:u~~ m':y I I Exprd with P .Os. Gd drlv· • · 9,) MAZDA 626 s205• /Mo. I 19.) '14 R DORADO 470• /Mo. Ing rcrd. 0 & w Towing. W•tern bunk bed•. l\vy ltlO. 54t.-05 hwnlng• 10.) MAZDA RX7 •21s•/Mo. '20.) MAXIM •232•/Mo. 1121nctu11r1a1w1y.c M. :;.s100.151-75eo 4...., llhl IOH Tll llPllllL 1111 TIWll HS TC• COOO U.., STt.1000, COSTA .sA 540-5454 some Of the at>oYe payment• lnctucM air, power 1teer1no. AM-AA ~t•, totne MY9 CNIM, M1Q1 & ...,,,,oofa M ltanded equlpmtnt, ttlele ..... .,. .. dOMd end with OPtton to ~. & i.tmlnat9d ..,iy or wllk ~ at end to tenn. Umn9d to e>tceea mllNOf & ...., & ,..,, ~MQ#tty_.t & lloenle fM .,. requlfed to etatt ..... & wtll .,. IUbJeet 10 Ct9dlt IPPf'Oll•. ··~ Mo./'80 Mo. Term.. ------------~--~~r----------------1.) M57 .20~,4U.OO 1.1121UOlt13,"2.00 111.! '214,40/t tS,294.00 11.1 .•tt 10.114. 2.,1411.00 .ao.oo 1. 11•. ·=·140.IO 112. *210.~1u11.oo 11. =10 1•.•· 3. 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Mil Clll "24111 ...... , Falwell 'at h.ome' in HB i Moral Majority leader finds 'a place as conservative as I am' •We'll be stirring up more trouble ... ' THE DRANGI CDASI ' By DAN JAMIESON .,.., ..... c .. ,.,, ''"' The Rev. Jerry Falwell. leader of the fundamentallat Moral Ma- jority, urged an audience Sunday night at the Central Baptist Church in HunUngt.on Beach to continue a worldwide movement to the political right -a move- ment Falwell hinted already baa a head start in Orange County. "What a pleasure to be in Orange Country," Falwell said, "Very seldom do I' visit a place which is aa conservative as I am. I wish we had 1,000 more Orange Counties around the country." Falwell apoke with optimaim. "America is in better shape now than it has been in a long, long time," Falwell told a near-capacity crowd of about 1,000 people, most of whom were members of the Warner Avenue church whoee pastor is the Rev. Bruce Melton. The t'Onaervative movement ia really a spiritual awakening that will rebuild the country, accord- ing to Falwell. "We now have 30,000 Christian ·schools in this country. That's up from the 14,000 we had 20 years ago," Falwell said. "There are four to five new ones added every..! day." Pointing out two church-supplied bodyguards at his side, Falwell said, "I wish I had had these fellows in the past when l wa.-.peaking at colleges-aeroas the country. Five to 10 years ago I wasn't sure what reaction I would get. That's not the case today. (See FALWELL, Pase AZ) Dlllr,...,....._, .............. ••• 4children will pray in school once again.' COAST EDITION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS ·-S-us-pee-t-·k-ills-se-lf-·--- as police close in D91J ,._.---~Lee~.,... Mike .Murray, 12 (foreground), paints over graffiti along Santa Ana River bank with a little help from 12 orDis r riends. HB boy earning his wings Eagle candidate leads buddies in cleaning up SA River graffiti By ROBERT BARK.ER The cleanup job was his major F.agle Scout 0t1MDe11yNo11t.1t project and will lay the groundwork for hia court of Mike Murray is a young man in a hurry and honor next March. II made the ri.ver ~~padding those who know him say that even at the tender age clean, probably for about the first time stnce they of 12 he's got the right stuff. were constructed. Mike, a seventh grade student at Gisler School in "I got the idea while driving with my dad (a pilot Huntington Beach, wants to become the youngest for American Airlines.) All the graffiti and every- Eagle Scout in Troop 226. Over the weekend he thing made Huntington Beach look like a bad city," moved closer to his goal. Mike said. Mike rounded up 12 of his fellow !ICOUts ·and So he and hiB friends, armed with donated paint buddies and painted over the graffiti and obscene rollers and about 20 gallons of paint, cleaned up pictures bespoiling the concrete-lined banks of the approximately 4,000 square feet of river channels. Santa Ana River where it crosses Hamilton Street in When they were finished, motorists couldn't see an -Huntington Beach and Victoria Street in Costa Mesa. (See HB EAGLE, Pase AZ) Anti-Soviet group changes its tactics By KAREN E . K.LEIN Of the Delly,_ ..... • An Orange County-based group ·· ·trying 10" ban the Soviet Union from the 1984 Summer Olympics has drastically reduced its peti- tion-signing goals and removed a claWle calling fo~.a boycott of the games, group leaders announced. The Ban the Soviets Coalition, formed after the Aug. 31 downing of Korean Airlines Flight 007, originally hoped to gather a million signatures on a nationwide petition within two months. man who founded the coalition, said the group probably has about 30,000 signed petitions now. The announcement from the coalition _ is not an admission of defeat, Balsiger said, but a shift of emphasis. The coalition ·will redirect its efforts to include more emphasis on politicaJ lobbying, Balsiger said. It also hopes to plan "numer- ous unique protest activities should the Soviets participate in the Olympics." Along with the changes in the group's goals, a controversial fifth clauae in the coalition's petition was deleted. By STEVE MARBLE Ofh1)91J .......... A hospital orderlf with a his- tory of mental illness apparently shot and killed himself early today near lrvine foUowing a dramatic high-speed chase. The pursuit started when the man reportedly robbed a San Clemente restaurant and then led lawmen on a 33-mile chase that ended when he lost control of his car m~tside Irvine. Richard Glenn Gorman. 40, reportedly (ired a single shot from hie own revolver into his head after his cQ' spun out of control and landed in a ditch alongside the San Diego Freeway on the Sand Canyon Road offramp at about 1 a.m. "Nobody heard the gunshot," said San Clemente police Lt. Al Ehlow. "At first we used a loudspeaker to try to talk him out of the car. When nothing hap- pened we used binoculars to get a look in the car. "We could see some blood but we thought that probably was from the accident," said Ehlow. "We waited another 20 minutes before approaching the car. Be- cause he was armed, we had no idea what to expect." Gorman, a San Clemente resi- dent, was pronounced dead on arrival at West.em Medical Center in Santa Ana. According to law enforcement sources, Gorman was a state mental hospital patient for more than six years following the 1965 stabbing death of his (4ther in the family's Capistrano Beach home. Gorman, records show, was charged with tl4e murder but was sent to Atascadero State Hospital Gorman, according to state r-e- after entering a plea of not guilty cords, was released in early 1971. by reason of insanity. He was 22 at This morning's fatal episode the time. began when Gonnan allegedly During court hearings, Gorman held up Denny's Restaurant, 529 was described by doctors as a Ave. Pico, shortly after midnight. "psychotic" who quarreled fre-· Police did not know how much quently with his father, who money was taken. reportedly was upset at his son's A San Clemente police officer refuSal to find work. (~e CHASE, Pase AZ> Coluinhia's • crew wins space race CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Six astronauts, the largest space crew ever, rode ther shuttle Columbia into orbit today for nine days of rounCl-the:.ctock science experiments in the European Spacelab. The crew includes a West German, the first non-American launc})ed in a U.S. . spacecraft. It was a race against time and the weather, and NASA won, completing a perfect countdown right on time at 11 up. FST as a atorm front moved in from the west. But Edmond Ir. Andel"90n,' na- tional board director of the coali- llon, said the group has now reduced its goat and hopes only to get 100,000 signatures by June 2, 1984. David Balsiger. the Costa Mesa The clauae urged a boycott of ticket purchaaes. and even ta dur- ing the Olympic Garnes if the (See SOVIETS, Pqe Al) Space Shuttle Columbia, displaying its fiery tail, lifts off Pad 39A before spectators as six astronauts begin nine-day celestial miuion. -"It'~ super up here, ]ustl>eeuti- ful," exalted Comn:wider John Young as the ship 908I'ed 155 miles high at 17,400 mph. ''Thinp don't chanae any it's really 80methlni," added Young. who at 53 ia making a recorcflixth trlpln!e~· . TMRllM .... on The Aametumed tton~•t41·17 vtctoryoverthelufl9'0•.Mt .. now alone at the top of the Natlonlteontw.toe'1 W• DMllon. Plge81. In the moat ext.enaive manned ICience flicbt yet undertaken, the utronauta will probe tile Earth, aun. at.an and their own bodiel in the billion-dollar laboratory, built and donated by~. A "virtual bonanza" for adentilta ii how NASA apokemnan Hueb Kania deecribed the m.i8'on. '?be bl.u:lnc .liftoff w• viewed by one of the ama1lat crowdl ewf' ~ASTRONAUTS. hp Al• \ A• Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Monday, Novem~ 28, 1983 '--1 c_o_N_11_11_u_1D_1_1_o_R_11_1____.I Court weighs student drug seizures FALWELL IN COUNTY••• Issue revolves a~ound exclusionary rule on evidence confiscated by administrators From PageA1 Wherever we ao l eee YOUl\I people noddlnc their he&<b in .,reement.'' Marriqe la back in, the Uve-ln arranaementa are out and teen~n want leea leniency and more di8dpline, he aaid dting reeultl from a recent Gallup poll. Thia polni.t to a growmc con- eervaUam and lt'a a worldwide movement, Falwell said. Falwell dted the CONervaUve adm.i.n.lltrationa in Germany and F.ng1and and what he called the at.rona lNden now in Iarael, F.gypt and Italy as evidence of a growing conaervative attitude in- ternationally. CHASE ... From Page A1 reportedly spotted .ile man driv- ing away from the restaurant parking lot in a car with its lights out. Police said Gorman raced through San Clemente and Capistrano .Beach before pulling onto the San Diego Freeway. Eh.low said the fleeing bandit was driving at speeds reaching 100 mph on the freeway. He said Gorman pulled off the freeway and aped through Dana Point and Laiuna Beach before turning onto Lquna Canyon Road. Gorman, Eh.low said, stayed on the winding, tw<>-lane highway until he again reached the free- way where he headed north. At the...5and Canyon Road o1.f.camp. police said, the man lost control of hia car and spun into a ditch. Ehlow said police did not tire any shots during the chase. San Clemente patrolmen were uaisted during the chaae by the California Hiahw~ Patrol, Or- ange County Sheriff and a Costa Mesa police helicopter. SOVIETS ... From PageA1 "Even MJtt.erand in France (Soctaliat French Prelident Fran· coia Mltterand) hu movtd more to the right," Falwell Mid. Falwell said the contervative trend will brina chanpt. "Sometlmee in the next few yean, I belit"Ve we will allow children to once again pray in pubUc: 11ehoola and we will atop the murder of unborn children." Falwell said hia dual role u political activtat and reUgioua lNder haa not been eaay or particularly enjoyable. "We have had more problema than bletalnga, more failures than aucnaes. You pay a price when you follow Christ. AB a Chriltian you have to learn to live in trouble, not how to get out of it. You must learn never to quit." "Christians don't always flt in," he reminded the church members. "Thi.a (fight against immorality) is not play, this i.a war." Falwell, who flew in from Arlington, Texas ("home of the Dallas Cowboya ... Amen," he said in mock reverence to the football team.) will make several Weat c.oast appearances including 1ev- eral on local talk.shows, "We will be in the area for several more days," he said with his boyish grin, "stirring up more trouble." No deaths on OCfreeways over holiday Despite pounding rains that made highway driving precarious at times, the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend drew to a cklee Sunday without a single traffic death on Orange County free- ways. WASHINGTON (AP) -The Court aald lalt Aug. 8 that the Supreme Court ~ today to exclwdonary rule, c....eated by the decide whether dn.&p eebed from nation'• higheet rourt in 1914 to 1tudenta In Ulepl .earches by deter Ulegal police conduct, •P· public echool offlciala may be wied plies to aearches ln public achoola u evidence when the atudenta by adminlatrator11&11d teachen. at.and trial. "It la of little comfort to one The court will hear argwnentl charged in a 1-w enforcement py New Jersey proeecuton that-proceeding whether the public ~hool aearchea by teachers or offlclal who ille1ally obtained the adminiatraton are exempt from evidence was a municipal inapec- \he "excl~onary rule" banning tor or achool admJnlBtrator or law illegally aelt.ed evidence from enforcement official," the state criminal triala. court said. The New Jersey Supreme The controversy arose when on Post-feed exercises Orange Countians pursued activities mostly aimed al working off the holiday feast. Strollers March 7, 1980, a 14-yur-old pl wu cau,ht .-nok:lJ\l in a awvoom at Pi8cataway Hii.h School. The girl, idenUfied ln court records only u T.L .O .. wu ta1ten by a t.eecher to a vice principal'• office because 1mokln1 ln non-deelgnated areu, auch u reetrooma, WU apinat tcbool rulea. The afrl, queetioned by umtant vice principal Theodore Choplick, denied that ahe had been smoking and aald ahe never amoked, ChopUck then took her to his Otfke, opened her pune and MW 6 pKlc of daarettes. Chopl.lc\ then noUced \hat next to the daaretta wu a peck.Ice of roWnc papen, the kind often Wied for marijuana ~igarettes. Chopl.lck then notJfJed the sirl'a mother and c.alled the po~. Questioned at the pol.Ice ataUon, the atrl admitted that ahe had been telling marijuana dgattttes tor $1 each. She later wu tried as a juvenile, found to be delinquent and 1ent.enoed to one year probeUon, walk off their dinners on Newport pier while surfers below prepare 10 paddle off thf'ir food. Soviets participate and supported lockouts of the Soviets. , "Many of the California and national organizations joining our coalition felt the fifth clauae ... was din!cted more at the Loe Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee than the Soviets,'' Balsiger said. It was the first time in five years there has not been a freeway death during the holiday week- end, which started Wednesday evening and ended Sunday at midnight. Statewide, 48 people were killed in car accidents. The previous year, 44 people died on highways. Irvine firm battles investor fraud suit "We have dropped thatclauae," he said, "which could have bad a 1erioua ecoriomic impact on the Games, in favor of a clause din!cted at prot«ting the human rights of all Olympic participants, including Soviet athletes." The new clause urges the formation of a Homan R!ghts Monitoring Committee if the Sov- iets participate in the Games. The committee would protect the Sov- iets' -and all participants' - rights to defect and seek political uylum in this country. California Highway Patrol of- ficers made a total of 107 drunken driving arrests during the fiv~-day stretch, a.figure similar to last year's arrest statistics. "With the rain you usually expect more accident but fewer drivers," said Ken Daily, a CHP spokesman. "So it's difficultlt.o say whether our statistics this year are indicative of anything." CHP officers in Westminster made 43 drunken driving arrests while highway patrolmen in Santa Ana made 39 and officers in San Juan Capistrano made 25. By JERRY HIRSCH OflM~NeCIWI An Irvine company is in court today fighting charges it collected SIO mUlion from investors for a businea that did not exist. The Securities and Exchange Commission, a federal agency that regulates many types of invest- ments, filed suit against The Carter Co. of Ne~port .Beach after some 1,000 West Coast Investors sank at least $1,000 each into the company, which purported to buy unpaid medical insurance claims at a discount from hospitals and doctors, and collect a profit once insurance companies paid the full amount. Although there is no Newport .Beach listing for The Caner Co., it is a branch of Tom Carter Enterprises of Irvine, a aecretary at Carter Enterprises said. The secretary said Thomu 0 . Carter, 32. named in the suit as the firm's founder, was busy in meet- ings and could not return phone calls. The Carter Company called the process "medical factoring," a practice SEX; officials said neither they nor major insurance and health companies have ever heard of before. The SEX; specifically charged the company with fraud and selling unregistered .ecurities. The SEX; obtained a temporary restraining order freezing its as- setaand halting its busine91 from a ;t.J.S. Diatict Court judge in Loe Angelee'Ol'l Friday. A second hearing on the re- straining order is being held today, according to Michael Stewart, the SEX;'s regional ad- ministrator. The SEX; was apparently tipped off to the alleged scam but Stewart would not aay how. "We had a source on this one but I am not at liberty to diacloee the source," Stewart said. The suit charges that another firm. Concept-80 of Anaheim, waa a shell company 9elling the invest- ment.a for Carter. ·~pt-80 ia just a ...ie. ..-nt for them as far aa we can figure out," Stewart said. A.laonamed in the suit were two of Concept-80's sales agents, Fred Basom of Anaheim and Donald C. Karr of Camarillo. Both were stock brokers with major bro- kerage companies and were sell- ing the medical investments as a side business. Balsiger said the coalition, which includes about 60 organiza- tions, baa taken nationwide polls that ahow 40 to 50 percent of the population supports the group's effortl. Laguna police chief discounts brutality claim While he declined to release apedfic information on the poll, he said the questions asked included Olympic issues not neceeaarily relaied-io the Soviets' partici- pation. By L.P. BENET OllM.,._ .... ...,. leg by Laguna .Beach police officer Gary Gosper during an Oct. 30 arrest. Sheila Goodbrand both said Laguna .Beach resident J ohn Gabriels, a civic gadfly, delivered the claim to city hall Nov. 21, the day Gosper returned to police duty after a five-day suspension. Purcell suspended Gosper without pay as punishment for unnecessarily striking Cook with his bQton while arresting him for a $1,000 traffic warrant chargiJl8 Cook for driving with a auapended license. not need and never requeeted medical attention afte.r the inci- dent. During the subeequent internal investgation, Purcell said Cook never said anything about the ''racial stuff.'' "We asked more questions about human rights, drug testing, referee and judges appointments and cheating," Balsiger said. Laguna Beach Police Chief Neil Purcell said today that there is "no substance" to th~ ,1 million claim filed against the dty by a Laguna Beach man who claims he was beaten by police. Timothy Cook filed the suit Nov. 21 after he was struck on the "I really don't know what this is all about," said Purcell. "The claim is written out in two different handwritings -so I'm not sure he even wrote it. I'm satisfied he signed it, but I know he didn't deliver it." Purcell and .Assitant City Clerk Mesa motorist "injured in crash In his claim against city. Cook, 31, said he suffered "mental anguish, humiliation and pain" after Gosper struck him in the right leg. Cook, who is black, also said that he received racially oriented threats of violence and a "brutal beating." He a.lao said he was denied medical attention. Puroell added that Cook did not file a formal complaint against Gosper after the incident and that Gosper reported the inddent to his watch commander. ASTRONAUTS WIN 'SPACE RACE' ... From Page A1 to witnell a manned space launching. Sheriffs Department officials estimated only about 50,000 people were at viewing aitel along highways and rivers, far below the 250,000 who as- sembled ,to watch the first night launch of a shuttle in August. As many as · half-a-million have gathered for other liftoffs. AB the shuttle flashed to life, it punished the launch pedestal with a waterfall of fire and roee swiftly on 7 million pounds of thrust generated by its powerful en- af.nea. It darted straight up and then veered off to the northeast, diaappearing in clouds a minute aft.er liftoff. At 2 minutes 6 seconda, the 100-ton Columbia ejected its two 149-toot booater rockets, hurling them toward a parachute landing in the Atlantic where ahlpe re-- c:owr them for tt\19e. The utronauta continued driv-lna upward on the power of three main engines. The weather front loaded with thunderstonns earlier had threat- ened to delay this ninth and longeatahuttlem.lalon, which was twice postponed becauae of tech- nical problems. But the front slowed during the night over the Gull of Mexico, and was over c.entral Florida as Columbia blazed into a partly cloudy sky. Working with Young at the controla is pilot Brewster Shaw, a 38-year-old space rookie. The four astronaut.a who will work in -Spacelab, which ia mounted in Columbia 'a cargo bay, are m1slion tpecialiau Owen Gar- riott, 63, an electJ1cal engineer. and Robert Parker, an astronomer, and payload apedal- lltl Ull Merbold, 42, a West German ph)'Sldst, and Byron Lich~berg. • btomedical enci- neel' at M-.ciu~tw lrwtitut.e of Technology. ~ld and Lichtfnberg are the first of a new breed of space travelers who are not career astronauts. These payload spedal- ista are selected by their scientific peers for a specific rn.isalon, train for six month or more, and after the flight return to their regular jobs. Spacelab is a cylinder 23 feet long and 14 feet in diameter. 'Fhe astronauts, w orking in shirtsleeves, transfer between the station and Colmbia'a cabin through a 19-foot tunnel They will uae powerful tele- copes to study stellar objecta and will attempt to ~er questions such as whether oer1ain stars are dying and whether the energy output of the sun varies. Sixteen of the more than 70 experiment.a are in the life sci· ences field, including inveetiga- tionl of the apace ticlmett phenomena which_ has affect.ed nearly half the 26 shuttle ut.ronautl. HB EAGLE CANDIDATE CLEANS RIVER ... From PageA1 offemlve word or pict.ure thll morning. . '"'There were Iota of bed wordt and picturet of the devil and hipplel. '' Mike said. H()ne man :Nho worked at McDonald'• came by ridUw bis b6cycle and told w we were dof."I a good job. flecamet.:k laterandpveua 13certlfic:atee for ~·There were Iota of people who Mid nia> thll'8I to ua:• l.tlke llkl he rMde a N~ Year' a remlution two r-rs 1CO to b«uiie the You.neat .. Smut in the troop lpOlllllClr'ed by Sta. Simon and Jua. Church. '1t'a a bi& race and rm rMlly ltrivtnc to be ttwr.." Mllce, who calla older people "sir" and 8f!elm • r j unwaverinlJy pollt.e, wu called an outatandJ.nc student VMI Y<>WlC man by hla principal, Ian Colllm. "He showed~ dUJenthip lalt ymr..wbmi...a- tnah bln cauaht on fire durtnc a paper drtve,'' Colllna uJicl. "He pve a~ account of th1np to the police." Mike, who wants to be a pediacrkt.n "beca'--he Ukee to be around kJd., laid m ·1 received all A'• on hia report card ncept fot'a Bin a shop~. "Can I Mk you one q~. tdr.'' he ~ a reporter. ''C.an you •Y lnF It«)' -.Mt N•donal Lumberdonat.-l the paint a Carl'• Jr. 1-.unnt CC>Yided the csttttca1e1 i :Junchet? They helped a '·" A Costa Mesa woman was. reported in stable condition this morning after her car hit a parked car on College Avenue about 10 p.m. Sunday. Santos Sauceda, 42, had been in the intensive care unit at Costa Mesa Medical Center Hospital, according to Costa Mesa Police Lt. Tom Durham. A hospital spokeswoman said she suffered cuts and multiple fractures, though her condition improved overnight. Sauceda was apparently driv- ing nort.ijbound on the 2100 block of College when she hit a parked car just south of Avocado Street. Caute of the accident was not immediately determined. We 1re , Listening ••• ~842•6088 ----~ o=.:;e le Qu1NRtUd ~ ..... "1'91100 1101 ,.... yO>J< pepeo ty 6)0pm c-'belol•7pm ::J,C:,u' copy •Ill Ii• However. Purcell uld Cook did "When we asked Cook if he felt hurt, the moet he said he had was' amall lump on his leg," Puroell said. "Clearly there la no substance to these claims." FV visitor hangs self A 24-year-old Japanese citizen apparently hanged himself from a bedroom rafter while visiting friends ln Fountain Valley, police said today. Capt. Bill DiNisi said that Masahiko Kimura on Sunday attached a nylon cord around his neck to the rafter while standing on a chair he tuld placed on a bed. He kicked over the chair and apparently was asphyxiated. DiNisi said the young man had left notes written in Japane.e. In one, Kimura reportedly apologit.ed to his parents in Tokyo and told them he would see them in the next world. What do you like about lM Daily Pilot? What don't you Ilk~? Call the number at le ft and your message will be recorded, traMCribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24 hour answerin1 service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number ror verification. No circulation calls. please Tell us what's on your mind ORANGE COAST Daily Piiat H. L lolnrwta• Publlllw C......._edw ........ 7~ Al.....,d1rrrbwteto-4a1 MAIN OPPtCa m.,... ...,,..~.....,CA. ... .._ 9°" IMO. C-..... C4 tM8 ~ lll:S 0.-... e-~ c.,,...,,, .. II••• llOllH . llllltlrtliOlll, •Ollorlel mell•I °' --~,.,.., .... .......,__. ... .,. ... ~o1~-&tlv•Oey •"4 Svncle• 11 700 00 ~· y!Nf C(lpy Ii'( 1 e fl'I eel btlOfe 10 •"' -"°"'~ ... oe-....o CtNolllHorl T1te,tw Motl Chair Dow811bw EdltOf and Alelsten{ IO the PvOlilMf °'.,. eoun1, Ar-...., :::=,.__. • w.i-.... 191 ~ ...... --- ......... ,.c- "'-tlofl ....,.... • .: ~ . . ··- 'When do you think the Christmas season should begin?' Debbie Gordon, Huntington Beach, •aalatant grocery m•n•g•r Kevin Mlle•, Huntington B••ch, grocery cl•rk H•ITurley, Coat•MeH, wr•pper "It should begin in December after Thanksgiving ls over." "It should never end." "It should begin the day after Thanksgiving.·· St•v•Burk•, N•wport Beech, alng•r P•lg•Jenaon, atud•nt, N•wport B••ch Biii H•rndon, aecurlty gu•rd, CoateM••• Brien Burk•, Newport 8e8Ch, alng•r "It should start the first day of De- cember because December Is the month of Christmas." "It should start two weeks before Christmas because you really don't get In the spirit until then." "It should begin right after Thanksgiving - that seems right." ''It begins the day after Thanksgiving whether I like It or not. I really don't care when it be- gins." Five-car crash hurts four in Mesa , Four people were lnJured, none seriously, In a ltve-<:ar plleup on Fairview Road In Costa Mesa late Saturday morning. The drivers told polce traffic etopped 9Uddenly In the eouthbound tenee ,_.the Afflngtori DrlYe lnteteectlon. Two cara were treevtiy dama~ I~ '!'9 accident An 18-year-old Fountain Valley girl had her puree strap cut off her ahoulder with a pocket knife Satur- day night at the Coricert Factory, a club at 1714 Placentia Ave. A suspect llaahed the straps. then fled wlth the purse and It• S ~~I~ contents. The Edwards Cinema at 2300 Harbor Blvd., In Harbor Center, was broken Into aometlme early Satur- day. A cuh register, valued at $500, waa stolen along wlth about $20 worth of candy. Three su~s 1itted 10 Sergio Valente Jackets from the Sears store at South Coast Plaza Friday about 8:30 p.m. Store eecurlty guards said the trio aped away wlth the $500 worth ol merchandise t>efore they could be stopped. Laguna Beach A suitcase was round In a tree at the corner ol Catalina Street and St. Ann's Drive In Laguna Beach Sunday and wa1 booked Into the police propetty room. Sliver, Jewelry and other household and petsonal ltem1 were stolen from a house In the 1000 block of Temple Terrace. Ttre to tat vatue hasn ot been determined. Toots valued at $400 were taken from a garage In the 900 block of Cr .. tvlew DrlYe. A blue Pinto hatch· back was seen 1.ea.vl~g the area. A male teen-ager was seen running naked at Riddle Fleld In the afternoon by passersby but was gone by the time officers arrived to investigate. ~ewport Beach A Newport Beach engineer re· ported the theft of S 1 .695 of house- hold Items from his home In the 1900 block of 16th S'f9!t ~unday. A Newport Beach man reported the theft of a video recorder valued at $1,200 from his home In the 1900 block 16th Str9!t ~a!urday night. A Newport Beach woman reported the theft of a racing bicycle valued at $600 from the 5300 block of River Avenue Sunday; • • A Newport Beach man report the theft or $700 In cash from his home In the 200 block o! •.is~ Street Friday. A Los Angeles man reported the theft of a Mercedes 450 SL valued at $17,000 from the 900 block or Newport Center Drive Sunday. Irvine Lin Anthony Caputo. 20, of Santa Ana was arrested Sunday night on suspicion of possessing an ll!eoal weapon and on a drug Charge. Pollce said Caputo was sitting alone In his car In the parking lot 91 a Mickelson Drive skating rink. Caputo told police he needed the switchblade and numchuk1 for protection A woman reported a purse contain· Ing over $ 1. 44 1 In valuables was stolen from her unlocked car In the parking lot of Skating Plus, 3415 Mlchelson Drive. 1 An unwelcome dinner guest ap- parently stole a gold money ctlp worth about $350 and $80 cash from his host. Jerry W. Gross, 43, an engineer had friends over to dine at his ttome on Chicory Way Sunday afternoon and reported the theft at about 5 p.m. Police seized a half pound of wtilte powder Saturday from two men after stopping their car for a traffic vtol- atlon on Jeffrey Road around noon. The men said the substance Is an Industrial soap. Police are testing the powder for drugs. .Fountain Valley Fountain Valley Police Officer Paul A. Sorrel was struck In the chest by 20-year-old man who became angry during questioning after 11n auto accident, according to offlcfrs. Sor- rel complained of a mlld back pain. The suspect, a student at the Univer- sity of Redlands. was arrested In the attack and also held on suspicion of driving under the Influence ol alcohol, ponce said. It'll be fair and slightly warmer Coastal 50 32 ., 41 22 )0 39 3• 4 1 35 32 28 50 36 3'I .OS 2• 21 •2 O• 37 27 47 3'I 36 2S &7 70 58 45 49 41 74 31 81 ee 38 34 .. JO 55 34 se " ff u Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 28, 1983 • s Menseenjoin.ingthewomen 1 • • • as anorexia nervosa victims . • • By SUSAN MONAHAN .., .... c.tfl .. lfll.IAa Food. to some people, Is just food. But for others, It is a <.'Oruitant preoccupation -a temptation which is rigidly avoided one day, succumbed t.o the next. ln short, it is an obsession. Judi Hollis, Ph.D. direct.or of clinical services for the F.atlng Disorder Clink at Care Unit Hospi- tal in Los Angeles, goes e ven further. She says that a person's relationship with food can be an eutlng disordeni do have 11 chrouk Lllneta, an addiction . "The definiUon or addiction ill: when you don't have it you feel bad, when you have it, you don't feel good," She said that the three aspec~ of addiction -early h igh t.0ler-' ance, withdrawal when the substance ls removed and craving for. the substance even after withdrawal -are displayed by· people with eating disorders. addictive one. Ataseminaron eatingdisorders Judi Hollis During the four-to six-week program, the patient is hospital· ized and put on an "abstinerx'C" diet, i.e., a diet excluding sugar and refined carbohydrates. at Golden West College last week, ln fact, bulimfa also involves she t.old an audience of nurses and periods of r igid, counter- other health care professionals, "l productive dieting "Die ting am biased ... I will definitely try to creates binging .. I don· t think I've impress you with my bias ... These ever known an obese person who are addictive disorders. They didn't spend some time dieting." should be treated as such ." Hollis said that bulimia will not . Hollis said that bulimia, ~hic.h yield lO willpower. "We tell our ts out-of-control binge eating: is patients that willpower was a "Sugar does different things w ; us than it does to normal people,"· she explained Hollis said that she warns patients in advance that it won't be easy. "We tell them that you're going to have to do without your best friend -food." .11--MJ.IJ;. m~~~nili'~ru~al!-'!8_ioilent.Cilm..staLoLth~ •30s.:_· __ _ dlSOrder tn l~ts country. Durmg Hollis, who is now trim, said, "I the binge, which she says usually dieted my way up to 222 pounds." lasts about two h o urs , She had worked in therapy wi\h carbohydrate laden foods are heroin addicts and alchohcs, and usually favored. . saw parallels between their prob- This "love alfa1r with food" also has to end if thetreaiffie nt is-tO-..~--.. successful, said Hollis. ~en the eaung stops, de-lems and hers. pr~1on usu~Jy sets in, accom-She founded Hope, Inc .. "Our goal is to let them have a sane relationship with food ." She said to do this, life changes are necessary, and for this reason the patient's family is involved in the treatment. panied by feelings of self-hate. Hermosa Beach and has im· "Even th~ugh m~~ say they plemented her program though like to eat I fmd th~t 1t is~ as a several hospitals -hospitals be- fo!""' of self-punishment, she cause she says that people with said. In an attempt to undo the bing~ some people induc.-e vomiting or •. 41~~ .~1\o,r111q45, g,u!l,n,t~t!~. '2( lax- atives. . The clinic also treats patients suffering from anorexia nervosa, which is characterized by com- pulsive dieting. "One in 10 teen-age girls is anorexic ... 20 percent will die of their anorexia," said Hollis. While anorexia is usually a disorder seen in adolescent females, Hollis noted, "we're see- ing more anorexic men. And more binge-vomit men .'' Although anorexia and bulimia appear to be entirely different disorders, she says "they are the same illness ... opposite ends of the same spedrum." Cos ta Mesa's Mrs . Schultz dead at 96 Services will be held Wednes- day afternoon for Willie Jones Schult~ of Costa Mesa, a resident of the area since 1971, who died Wednesday in a Newport Beach convalescent home . She was 96. Mrs. Schultz was a life member of the Women's Club of Hunt- ington Park and a past regent of th~ Daughters of the American Revolution. She was born in Denton, Texas. She is survived by two sons, Charles F Schultz oC Costa Mesa and Herman C. Schultz of Camarillo. Also surviving are four grandchildr~n and three great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be con- ducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the First Me thodist Church of Costa Mesa. Pierce Brothers Bell Broad- way Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. For further information, call CareUnit Hospital at (213) 295-6441. BULLETIN BOARD Old fashioned yuletide program set in Laguna The Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Laguna Beach Arts Commission are holding an old fashioned Christmas beginning at 5 p.m. Friday. The good times will start at Santa's House, located next to the kiosk on Forest Ave. Santa will make a grand entrance at 5:30 p.m. to Christmas tunes played by the Thurston Junior High band. Afterward, people will divide up into groups and stroll around the city singing carols. Merchants in the business district will stay open until 9 p.m .. serving refreshments and offering door prizes. Holiday tension topic of seminar South Coast Medical Center will be sponsor a free community program called "Surviving the Holidays with a Smile" Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Deerfield Community Park, 55 Deerwood West, Irvine. Guest speaker Eleanor little, a 90Cial worker with the mental health unit at South Coast Medic.al Center, will off.er practical tips for coping with the many ten&ons, that accompany the holiday season. -I To register, call 660-3814 .. Police auctio n slate d for Newport Newport Beach ~lice will auction off bicycles, jewelry and other unclaimed goods at 9 a.m . Saturday. The auction will take pl.ace at the Newport Beach Police Department, 870 Santa Barbara. Cuban artist's works at HB Library The works of Cuban artist Viredo Espinosa will be on display next month in the Associates' Gallery of the Huntington Beach Library. Espinosa, who left his nati'!e country during the revolution, has exhibited his paintings in Las Vegas, New York. Miami and Santa Barbara. A reception will be held in the artist's honor at the library Dec. 9 from 7to 9 p.m. having a traditio nal chn 5Lrnas . v1ctonon high cal ldr blouscz, pi.plum st,ylQ. ~ cobla. c.ord1900 oox plrmtn.d rtannczl tort.an 5\mt, 50 37 3' 27 &5 38 eo n Stationary~· Temperatures l I lllA ~I 21 iM 25 23 II 30 23 S2 21 .. 51 ..... 52 36 12 37 21 23 10 44 24 II 44 2t .. 30 n •1 41 •1 ,. 21 21 07 72 '° 63 ... 84 IO 71 •• « '7 47 41 •• 41 Tl " 60 44 Tides TOOAY 31 37 30 23 n:; Pt~ 63 45 =:::rCllY ..... 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Pmodeno 213/~9333 •4 NB O~ange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, NovemtMr 28. 1883 STOCKS NYSE COMPOSITE T RANSACTIONS OUUIA l~S INClVO{ IAAOf'$ OH !Ht NfW VIJllll MIOWUt l'ACl~IC PllW tlOSfOH IHTll'OIJ 4)10 CIHc;INNAll !llOC.IC EllCHANO(l ANO Rf~"l lO ftY THC HASO ~llN~l Dow Jones Final Down 7.82 Cloelng 1,211.12 •1111 Blllfl Christ mas shopping seaso n sales said 'b est in years' By Uae AHoda&ed Pre11 Sales boomed at the traditional start of the Chris tmas shopping season as merehants and consumers said better economic times put more people in a gift-buying mood. Some store managers said sales were the best in yeani. and many predicted sales through ChristmaS would be up 15 to 20 perc.-ent from a year ago A booming start to the Christmas season is encouraging news for merchants, since holiday sales generally account for about 40 percent of the full year's business. Designer to olf er oslileliiil NEW YORK -Apparel designer Calvin Klein is threatening to launch a hostJle tender offer for Puritan Fashions Corp. unless he and Puntan come to an agreement over Klein's takeover bid earlier this week. Klein issued a statement Friday saying the hostile bid would be a dollar a share less. than the initita1 of!er for Puritan-Klein and his business pattnerBarry Schwartz, who together own about 3.7 percent of Puritan'scommon stock ou tstanding, had proposed last Monday to buy the remaining stock for $16.50 a share, or about $58 million. audis. ~re.ezing~ nil .p.ric~~. _. WASHlNGToN -Saudi Arabia is committed to keeping oil prices at the current $29 a barrel for at least 1he next three years. says U.S. Energy ~retary Donald Hodel. Hodel said upon his return this week from a trip to four Middle F.ast countries that Saudi Oil Miruster Ahmed Zaki Yamani is detennined to prevent worl<t.oil prices from rising. as some OPEC nations are demanding. or from falling in response to the current glut. AT&T comp eti tors win support WASHINGTON -The long-distance competitors of American Telephone & Telegraph Co have won the support of the Justice Department for their bid to change a regulatory decision that would dramaticaJJy increase their operating expenses next year. The deparunent, in a filing Friday with the Federal Communications Commission, said it agreed with companies like MCI Communications that the FCC was moving too fast in trying to equaliz.e rompeution with AT&T. GOLD OU OTA TIONS •1 the Aaeoclatect PrH t WHAT NYSE DID Due to late transmission today's listing will not appear in the Daily Pilot. 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