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Seerets shored
Only moments after giving her Christmas
list to Santa Claus, 8-year-old Anrea
Prather of San Diego looks supremely
confident that her holiday wishes will be
fulfilled to the letter. Substituting for the
busy Mr. Claus is Travis Parry of ea.ta
Mesa, who does not need a beard or pillow
to play the jolly one.
Iran awaiting response .
V.S. answer to determine lwstage triau
By Tiiie Alloclated PrHll
The chief justice of Iran's
Supreme Court said today that
Iran will wait for an official
American response to its latest
terms for freeing the 52 U.S.
hostages before making any de·
cision on whether to try them as
spies.
Tehran radio, in a commen·
tary monitored in Beirut,
Lebanon, rejected U.S. conten-
t.ions that P-Pesident Carter
lacked authority to meet Iran's ·
---oem~ lor124 billionin assets,
cash and gold to win the cap-
tives' release and that the de·
mands themselves were a form
of ransom. It also rejected any
U.S. "ultimatum," an apparent
reference to warnings from U.S.
officials that hostage trials
,,....,,..--would brtnc-··serrous· conse.
quences."
should the U.S. reject Iran's de· lion that the Iranian demands
mands. for compensation were "un·
Beheshti did not rule out the reasonable," the radio said the
possibility of trials, conceding statement "proves how one·
that the matter remains under sided the U.S. laws are for the
discussion. He also said he had money·seekers and are a tool in
no further information on re-the bands of the president."
ports of Christmas services for The radio defended the large
the hostqea and said he did not , sum being demanded by saying
know the identity .of the Iranian it was "one. -~~ of Christian clefeyman who re-what Iran ha lOlt'' cl}lrlng 25
portedly would ~on duct the_ years of "beinJ· ~1£~ around
s-ervice. -by U.S:-mercen~~.
fn its commentan•__, Tehran __ "How ca)L_th~r·1' !!ith no
radW'askecl "ROw-is the f'iees1rur--respect, call-it -ra11BOm1 ·~ the
of (Iranian) assets within lbe radio said. " . . ·• '
power of the president but the Defense Secrelart Harold
unfreezing of them beyond his Brown baa termed 'lran's de·
authority?" ~ mands "r~m .. , . D)Ol'ley that
Secret.ary of State Edmund S. was never in this country."
Muskie bas said Iran's terms re· Iran. the rlldlo Mid, was not
g\lire "adJ,ona kJODd th~power'. ~friPtwc& b,y."ultlmaluma."
of the president to tatt. t• earter -~0The brave lranturmlUtalltl''
fro1e an esum1U!Ct"11 btumn in -Il'trJ~ for any a enipt.ed
Iranian assets deposited in U.S. U.S. intervention to try to save
banks lbortly after &be bolta1es the boetqea like the aborted
were seiled Nov. 4, 1979. rescue mission in April, it sajd.
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Ex-agent
found
cultist
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A
former FBI official says he is
convincJ:d a onetim~ Green
Beret convicted of killing bis
wife and two daughters is inno-
cent.
"I know he's innocent. I've
just proved it," private in-
vestigator Ted Gunderson, who
spent rr years with the FBI, said
here Tuesday. "This became
more lban just a case to me. I
became almost totally dedicated
to it. This has been a grave mis-
carriage of justice."
Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald was
convicted last year of the 1970
killings at Fort Bragg, N.C., but
the conviction was overturned by an appeals court this sum-
mer on grounds he was not given
a speedy trial. A government
prosecutor has said be intends to
appeal that ruling to the U.S.
Supreme Court.
But Gunderson,-who headed
the Los Angeles bureau of the
FBI for 18 months, said be bas
come to believe MacDonald's
claims rthat bis family was killed
by drug-crazed yputha that burst
intothefamily'sbome.
Gunderson claimed be bad
located one defector from the
"Black CUit" who told him abe
witneued the ldllinp u part of
her initiation into the devll-wonbippiq IJ'OUP. ·
"It'•~ been on ber cooacimce
all UMlee yean," be said. "She
wanted to set it off ber chest."
He ldmtlfted the woman as
27-year-old Helena Stoeckley
and said be had found her a hid·
ing place on the Eaat Cout. He
declined to say where the woman was , purportedly
because of fear for her life.
Gunderson said Ms. Stottkley
first testified about her alleted
connection with the crimes in urn . but that the Army. police
officers and prosecutors
engaged in what he called
•'either a big coverup or an inept
investi«ation" inored her.
He s-aid she · was 1iveo two
poly1rapb tests -she passed
the first and the res ults of the
second were inconclusive -and
was examined by a psychologist
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Loan sought
by Chrysler?
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Stealing s1niles
.
Cookie Monster visits kids
ByJODICADENBBAD Buena Park girl confessed that
0t•.....,"'-'s-tt she watches him on television all
Cookie Monster ambled thetime.
through the wards of Children's Cookie Monster rolled hi s
Hospital of Orange County Tues· gigantic eyes as he picked up a
day morning hugging children Sesame Street book from her bed.
who will spend their Christmas in . pointing to a picture of himself on
bed. " thecover. The big blue furry star of The towering monster visited
Sesame Street, known for his love a ll the hospital wards. waving to
of cookies, paid a visit to some of doctors and picking up delighted
the 85 young patients currently at children. •
lhehospitalinOrange. Six-year old Rodney Douglas .
In the preschool ward, children told a crowd in the hospital
stood transfixed, their eyes open· playroom that he was ·'allergic to
ing wide as lbe friendly monster the Cookie Monster · ·
loomed toward them. Some cried Minutes later the Anaheim
and others turned bashful on a youngster was s itting in the
nurse's shoulder as the Cookie monster's tap, resting his head in·
Monster stooped to shake hands. side the furry beast's soft wide
"He'll eat all my cookies,•• said mouth. ·
Tara Basset as the giant monster
bent down to touch her forehead.
With a wide grin lbe 7-year-old Launder try told
wAsHINGroN <AP> -ne Police launch struggling Chrysler Corp. is of-
ficially asking the government
for $400 million more in federal
IQ&n ~~s U.. linchpin.~ its battle plan to slave off
bankruptcy.
N EWYUlCK <A pY -The con-
s truction company owned in
part by Labor Secr etary·
designate Raymond J . Donovan
once paid thousands of dollars to
a businessman who set up a
Officials close to the federal
manhullJJor _
'cop killer'
Chrysler Loan Guarantee~ SAN FERNANDO <AP) -A
said the panel probably won tact manhunt was under way today
on the request before early next after a San Fernando police of. ;iiu':iD ~~~~~~fleer ww11botwadtllled hert!wttll
board, ja Qlf a l~o-week v•ution° 1
• .~allbcU•NiiUD • .policesaid. in the Bahamas Omcer Dennis Webb, a five-
A keyelementofCbrysler'ssur-· year member of the department,
vival plan calls for major wage died .•~ 6 a:m. at Holy Crou
concessions by the United Auto Hospital U1 Minion Hills ~bout w . two hours after he was sbottnthe orkers. upper body, saJd police Sgt. Tony
Pennan,ton.
The shootinf occurred at the in-
tersection o Woodworth and
O'Ummy company 'lolaun ef'·
payoffs to mobsters and politi ·
clans. the Daily News reported
today.
Weather Meanwhile, Swiss diplomats
who handle U.S. interests in
Tehran saJd they had no further
word from government
authorities on when and where
Christmu religious services for
the hostages will be held.
Christmas Eve was the
hostages• 417th day in captivity.
·Ayatollah Mohammacl
Beheshti, who in addition to bla
S,.preme Court duties beads the
bard·line Islamic Republican
Party, steered clear at a news.
~ferenH of comment on the
likelihood ot hosta1e trials.
Tot f~rces family oui
Workman stre.ta, Pennington
said, and the officer's patrol car'
wautolea.
Police later found the car in the
SepuJ'ftda BaaJn but bad .not ar-
rested anyone in connedJon with
the shoodnl, PtllllllnltoG 1aJd.
Fog increasing in densl·
ty and t>e«>ming more ex-
tensive through Christmas
morning. Otherwise fair
through Thursday after·
noon with some variable
hi1h clouds. Hiahs Thurs·
day in the mid 60s at the
beaches to mid 70s inland.
Lows tonight 46 to 56.
IN81DET08A~
"After we have received lbe,
anawer lbb q\Mltion would be
decided," be said when uUd to
explain the fate of &be bostqeal
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Altboucb they dJdn 't plan to
haveacbiJdlutyear, Pennie and
Gree Legett, both 27, were...,,..
PY when their. bllad-baired IOD
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WASHINGTON (AP) 111..-.lw••
Pnaklllll ~·et BGuld ...... . pleased liecaate tbe b•t.1'1
ii expec:Ud to' w.it .W dllf preHDCe 'riolated • deed 1111119-
CbriltmM to ftll tbe remabdq .. 'meettllnblldallltped. · major vmeaey Ill bis Cabinet, Tbe L•11ett1 U ve tn the
.. , a .... job of tM ..... ll•ri.Der'• eo.. eoadomiahun
Mlected wUl be to help dilm...U. tHet, a fwed and t•ted ........
.. d...-.atbeM.U. tlml.,..f•mclultaoalJ.
SbortlJ.after Zachary WU bona;
the Leuetta were informed bJ
letter friHn the Mariner's Cove
Homeownen Alloclatioa that
tbey were vlolatlal 'tile leue
a1.reement and Ud • dQS to •'rectify tbe lltu.tliOa. '~ -
Altboullb llM and IMI'!§ -,,ere-awv.llley bad• lil"te
an adultl_, eomm • tbeJ inJtially...,. ,. ...... _ Jet.
ter. ·
''We ftully ftpred tUt tbeJ
w•nted •to 1et rid of our bllbJ,"
, Mn. I.,..ulald.
Aceanlal to dal'MJ Lee H. ~. tbat .. pndMlJ wbllt the
aaaoclation wantl, nothlnt more,
nothlncleu.
A aeardl wu 1tarted for • ~ foot-I man pollcedescribed u be-
ln1 about :M wilb blond or brown
hair. "We're not aa)'ln• tbey have to
move or aeU their propert)',"
Dur1t said. "We'n Jult aa7lnl
. tbe1bavetomovetheclalldout." : Store bombed
Tbe inWal ........ !alt ,.... -
Soat~"' CoUfoneio ap-
J)N" to bt on t1w ~ ot
lo""9 ib most /ofl'WIU sports
-athletic ~· Sn ~83.
wa• faillwe.I '1;.' ~ to SYDNEY, A\lltralia (AP) -' tile teaetta. ~ t.1ae·'"'"'-... Tb""'Olllllidr0f Cbrt-1t0wm-..u--s .. w:--·-f-.,...-.,..,_,.,,.,,...-===::::-...-.... ,......--.--=-.,..
bomeuwws maoet•tion fUed a •bopper• fled tbe main ~ .......... ce
cl•ll suit la Oun1e County Woolwortbl department ltoN bl ~ =::-..:: ,..
SupericrODmt. tbe .beart of Sjdne1 · teday, -· ~et
ft.._. tbat tbe 1~·J9U'-old mlnut• before at leHt two =.:::.-: T~ ... • 2 ~•Hnoe ls "utterlJ bombs e:aploded la •lt•t ......., .. n;;;.;;"' .W
the plnnd Nikia· autborttiel bel .... ma1 be a . ==.-=.. ~ ...._ .,.
tlal dlnl~ ecmeeDt" Gf tM 'utorticm plot. Two penou ~ • ... a ......... M
• (lee MB~, .... Al) lnJured. s
••p .. artown
Ye• tit.ere i• a Santa
3AHT~\,l!';:bo (Al» -CWlilrm lootriAI for SuU need aearcb
no faltMr Wa uay ldabo town '5 aillel IOU&.beut of Coeui d'AAe.e. , . .
Sada~. Suta -popul8ticMI 100 -ia flooded with letten ad· ~to Sula Claua from dUldnn eqer to aow wbetber tbe
elv• .-reactJ fw Cbriltmu or ti tbe relndeer bave enoucb food
fM u.eir unuaJ flipt.
"It's a traditioa tb.at tian.d iD tbe INDI," saya Terry Roten,
postmui.r and ecMWMl'GltbeSUta Mercantile, tlwonlyltclrein ·
towa .. "Everyone who's nm tbe a-rat store and poet olftee here
1lncetbm bu auwerectkidl•a.....toSanta. ''
Many of tbe cbildnn -101De from u far u G"81D -send snapatda and drawinp year after year. lla.t allo ut for pres·
enta.
"We don't promile them an.ytblna," Roleruaid, "but say we'll
pick oulsomethlnl very 1pedal tba11" bopetbey'U like.''
Hia act real
MickeyMou1e
V ANOOUVER, British Colum·
bia (AP> -City police are in·
veaU1ating a real estate •tent's
encounter witb a man in a
Mickey llouae T-shirt wbo
grabbed her foot dW"in1 a COD·
veraat•on, massaged it and
sucked OD her bis toe.
The man, posing as a proapec.
live bcMlle buyer, came to an
open house the asent wu bold·
PlS ~ be1an talkinf about her
sboes u be sat with her on a
sofa, police said.
Police said be got on his
"nees, removed one of her
shoes, massased her foot and
lower leg and began sucking on
her bis toe when she tried to pull
her foot away. He left the house
w~en she became angry, police s aid.
DOCTOR •..
wbo called her a "competent"
witness.
Ma. Stoeckley was found by
the judge at MacDonald's triaJ
to be an incompetent witness
and was not allowed to testify
because of her drug history.
But Justice Department
.. lawyer Brian Murt.agb, who bas
dealt with the case since urn,
said in Washington, "This isn't
the first time Helena Stoeckley
has confessed. If you put ever·
ybody in that room who con·
fessed, there would hardJy be
room in there for Jeff Mac·
Donald."
Gunderson was hired a year
ago by friends of MacDonald.
Trial slated
in slayings
LOS ANGELES CAP>
James Michael Munro, the third
of the five young men accused in
the Freeway Killer case, was
bound over Tuesday for trial in
Superior Court on charges oo
murder, robbery and sodomy.
Munro, jailed in Heu of
$450,000 bond, was held lo
swer tO one Coufti -eac a
two.day closed preliminary
hearinf before Municipal Judi•'
Malcolm Mackey.
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HOSTAGES
A U .S. State Department
spokesman, while saying trials
would bring •'serious conae·
quences" for Iran, diet not say
what the consequences would
be. He noted only that the Carter
administration bad told Iran
that it was prepared to take
punitive action if the boetages
were tried.
North state
to get rain
By'l'lteAuocla&ed Pren
A cloudy -and in some places
rainy -Cbri.atmu is in store for
Northern California, according to
the National Weather Service.
Clouds increasing from the
north were expected to drop some
rain today and Christmas day
over extreme northern areas, and
there was a 20 percent chance of
rain as far south as San Fran·
cisco.
In the anow·atarved Sierra
Nevada, there wu a chanee of
showers and snow to the 7 ,000 foot
level north of the Feather River
on Christmas Day.
Officials cleared
. WASIUNGTON (AP)-A pres-
adential commission says it
found no evidence impUcatins
any senior level Salvadoran ol·
ficials in the slayinp of four
American missionaries in El
Salvador. But the panel said
there is a "bigb probability"
that Salvadoran authoriUes tried
lo conceal the crime.
Deputy District Attorney
Sterlin& E . Norris said five wit·
-'MHel ~· Ul the bear-:---..Jn'~ •unro's Superior O>urt ari-ra1gnment is Jan. 1.
Bus cracks found ,,.,,. ... ,
CHICAGO (AP> -Tranait of.
ficials here are lrYitll to decide
whether to sideline some or au
of 205 Grumman Flxible bulea
,rter hairline fractures were dil·.
covered in the frames ot four OI
the vehicles.
Former Secretary of State
Henry Kissinger will em·
bark Saturday on a Middle
East trip to study proepeda
for Arab-Israeli peace with
the bleuinp of tbe incoming
Reagan administration.
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lnC ol mother' people at a Bob'•
Blc BoJ a.taurant a week qo
Tbree people ba H beea ar:
rest.cl.
llonllls raida at tJane Na· W.nc:9 llmday reauit.d in tbe
arre1ta ot Carletba Stewart
Franklin Freeman, 22, nd
Ric• Senders, 25, in eCJeDeetiaD with tbe rwtarant •• .,....
Leu than tine mllea from tbe
Bil Boy Restaurant, two men in
their 30I entered a WU.hire J>il.
trict apartment lloaday niebt
tied up three occupants and .bol
each ol them in the bead. Poll~.
were unable to say whether
anything had been stolen.
Three men burst into tbe
Ladera Heights home of Robert
Gilmore Monday ni&ht, just u
the 74·year-old man opened bis
door to walk bis dog. He wu
killed.
In another Monday ni1ht homicide, Andrew Brown 50
was found shot to death in an aP:
parent love~· quarrel. His body
was lylne on West 81st Street
with a bullet wound in the ab-
domen and a woman identified
as Precious. Neigbf>or, 36. wu
a'rrested.
The body of Sol Dorfman, 57,
of Pomona, was found on the
shoulder of the northbound I.one
Beach Freeway in the city of
Monterey Park on Tuesday by
Highway Patrol officers. He bad
been shot, but there was no
evidence of robbery, said Mon·
t e rey Park Police Lt. Jim
Burks.
The body of a ma~ in bis 20s or
30s was found dumped in some
dirt and bushes on Alameda
Street south of Sepulveda
Boulevard Tuesday morning.
The man, who wore a shirt with
the name "Jose" written on the
left pocket, bad been shot in the
face.
Travelers
lwpeful LAX
to stay open
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Holl·
day travelers hope the cdutline
fog predicted here tonight and
Christmas morning won't be
thick enough to close Los Angeles
lntemational Airport as it bu the
past three nights.
The airport was closed for
about four hours Tuesday night
after the fog restricted visibility,
but strong winds cleared the
airport by this mornin1 and left
the area "clear as a bell," an
airport spokesman said.
Flights abo were intermittent·
ly delayed Tuesday night at
Lindbercb Field in San Die10
before the airport closed as usual
early this morning for construe·
Uonworlt.
Fog that hampered operations
at airpor1.a in San Francisco and
San Jose early Tuesday was
absent by nightfall.
As in the previous two nights,
the curtain of fog in Los .Anaeles
forced airline officials to divert
inbound and outbound fiigbta to
Ontario International Airport and
other fields further inland.
A spokesman at Los Angeles In·
ternational said the visibility
Tuesday night ranged from aero
to600feet, "but mostly 1ero.'' 1be
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HUNTINGTON FA•LY ORD81D TO MOW OUT
Greg and Pennie~ ..... '°" z.ct.ary
Psychiatrists . .
grade suspect
. N E W Y 0 R K ('A P ) -
Psychiatrists who exa~ined
Mark David Chapman after bis
arrest bl the lbootiDI death of
former ~ Jolan -Lea.non will
report to a Judie aext DMmtb
whet.her tbe JI.year-old Bealle
fan ls competent to waderstucl the ch ... asUnat blm. •
Chapman, of HonolUlu, wu
cbar1ed with second·de1ree
murder in an indictment handed
up Tues day in Manhattan
Supreme Court.
He is to appear in the same
court Jan. 6 for arraignment on
the indictment. At that time,
psychiatrist5 who examined him
in jail are to tell Justice Herbert
Altman whether they believe be
is mentall)' competent to un·
derstand the charge and to aid
in bis defense.
College students'
throats slashed
SACRAMENTO CAP >
Sheriff's officers are still lookinc
for leads in the killing of two
Davis college students whose
bodies were found in a ditch with
their throat5 slashed.
•·We have no leads to any
possible suspects. Everything is
sketchy," Sheriff's spokesman
BUI Miller said Tuesday night.
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adult5~ complex.
Durst said be is coeftdeot the
Superior Court will uphold ~
lancuace of tbe leue agreement.
He predicted that lf tbe Legetts
don't appeal aucb a cleeiaion, they
could be forced to move wttbin eo
days. ...
"I wish we could afford \o "-it," Mrs. Legett Mid. "I woUld
bate to be forced to sell m, home
right now when the interest rat.es
are so high.
"It's so unfair to discriminate
against my boy because he's 1 ~
years old."
Former city councilman Clan·
cy Yoder now is a member of the
Mariner's Cove Homeowners
Asosociation, which reprsents the
100 condomiuiums, in the $100,000
price range.
"The homeowners aren't an·
gry," Yoder said. "They just
don't want children in here. The
association is backed asainlt the
wall because we could set a
lawsuit against us for letting them
stay.
"It's not one·sided. You can't
just say the board is a bunch of
Serooces ... he said.
Mn. Lee&ett said she and her
husband, a construction worker,
were plaonins to move when the
housing market ia better.
"I feel we're beins harused,"
she said. "My boy doesn't cause
an31 problems in the
neighborhood. He's too smalLfor
that." •
_fol lifted abou~ ~---
norinale>Perations resumed.
About 2 million people are ex·
pected to pus throu1h durinl the
period that · be1an Dec. 13 and
endsJan.6.
The worst airport delays on
Sunday=Mond~. , and .l'lllldaY wen OD to; from and aJciai
the-West • , "but to some ft·
lent the delays here created a rip-
ple effect that affected fii&hts all
over the world," said airport
spokesman Al Dubiel.
Towed boat sinks;
man drown1
SANT A BARBARA (AP) -
AutborlUa aay a 33·year-old
man blll drowned in a freak ac··
cident u bis boat wu beln1
1 towed into tbe harbor here.
Eugene Porter of· Santa
Barbara drowned Tuelday after
be and Gree Grant, 2', allo of
SaDta Barbera, were retundDC
fro8' an outtn1 ID Porter'•
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A colorful, clrwn-beattns pro.
c .. aton opened Cbriatmu Eve
pa1eantry today in ~m
·and bandredl of tourtata and re·
U1loua pf.1crtma 1atbered in the
town where Cbri.lt wu born.
I1raell ll'OOpl were out in fcfte
to •uard a1alnat any Paleatlnlan
terror actlona H the town
celebrated ill 14th Cbriatmu
under llraeli oecupetJon.
Scores al clereymen and altar
boy1 in white and scarlet vest·
ments escorted the Roman
Catholic Patriarch of
Jeruulem, Monaipor Giacomo
Giu1eppe Beltritti, into Manaer
Square for midni&ht Mau that
was to be televised for oveneu
audiences by satellite.
Mayon ol 1urround1n1 Arab
towns sreeted the monalpor tm·
der gray and cloudy 1kles when
bi• motorcade arrived from
Jerus,_lem, five miles to the
DO .~
The Israelis have s ent
thou.lands of troops to tbe city
lbll year, fearing possible
PaletdWa• unrest linked to the
lmminmt rewm of two pOpU!ar Weat BaDk mayors who-lost
their leet in June in bombinp
eUributed to Jewish extremiata. 1'We'tt ln the middJe of a bet·
tlefield," said town clerk Jamal
Salman, garlng from bis olflce
window at the .laraeli troops in
Manger Square, outside the
Church ol the Nativity, bu.ilt on
the traditional birthpla~e of
Christ.
Around the world, Christmas
meant something special for
Christiana who prepared for the
holiday, and for those who micbt
benefit from politital actions
reflecting holiday themes of
~mpusion and toad will.
In London, where Cbristmu
evok,s Dickensian ima1es of
fireside hearths and 1wirlin1
snow, the royal .family planned
tD give its servant5 the day off
and make do, in a break with
tradition, with a cold buffet.
The London Times. in an in·
vestigative article, probed the
reasoos for white Christmases
beina a thing of .Dickens· time
and not of the present.
It quoted weather officials as
saying that whereas two out ol
five Christmases were white in
Dickens' day, only one in 10 is
white now.
Undaunted, Britons -who
will bet on almost anything -
went to their booties and placed
fOJU·to-Gne odds asainst snow.
Hundreds of thousands of
Brit.om received an unwanted
Christmas holiday as businesses
-including the steel and coal
i ndu st r ies and man y
automotive. textile and
engineering companies -closed
because of the recession.
But despite the economic hard
times, London shops were re·
portedly doing a sudden, bigger
than usual Christmas boom.
"We're beading for a record
Christmas," said a spokesman
for Boots, the nationwide drug
store chain. "We think people
are spending their redundancy
<unemployment) money. Ex·
pensive electrical goods and TV
games are going well.•'
With the stores packed, securi·
ty officials stepped up their
watch .for a pos~ible bombing
campatgn by Irish suerrillas
seeking to end British rule in
Northern Ireland.
In Moscow, the holiday season
means hectic shopping at
Detsky Mire, or "Children's
World," the downtown toy store
acros' the street from the bead-
q u arters of the KGB secret
police.
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~.December 2', tNO DNLYALOT ~
Landslide vietlms home for yuletide
BETTY RENING IN LIVING ROOM OF HER AEIUIL T LAGUNA BEACH HOME
Thing• looking bttghter thl• year tor victim• of 1 •71 land1llde
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County workers staying
Won't vacat,e while new hall repaired
By f'R l.o;DERICK SC'HOEMt:HL
Ol t,_ o .. 11y Piiot Sl•ll
The structurally unsound $8.9
million Orange County Hal l of
r\d m inis lra l 10n Wiii not be
vacated wh1lf• 11 1s be ing re·
pa i r<·d . t he Or ange County
Boa rd of Supe rvisors decided
Tuesday
llowcver. the b<'ard agreed to
minimize the pullllc':. exposure
tu putenlwl in1ury 1n the event of
an e arthquake by ordering ils
meetin~s and those of the county
Planning Co m mission be held
elsl·wherc
The hoilfd et lso au thorized
Contractors
support HB
Boys Ooh
Me m bers of the Associated
Ge n e ral Co ntra c t o r s o r
Ca li fornia arc contributing
Sl0.000 in labor and s upplies for
the improvement of the llunt-
in~ton Reach Doys C'lub .
T h<.' ass1>l'iation. with volun·
l t-crl> rcr,n.•scntmg 18 com panies
in Oran~c County, is re paving
and striping u parking lot a nd
ba sketball court. putting up a
60-fout chain link fence around
the facility and providing a con·
ne l'tion to a nt•w Sf'wc r line
the county General Services
Agency to hire contractors to un-
dertake a $550,000 project to
make the building safe
The hall. opened two years
ago. has been plagued with prob-
le ms. A detailed analysis of the
building's structural integrity
round that the building could suf-
fe r substantial damag~ in a ma-
jo r earthquake.
A bout 220 persons work in the
building which houses offices of
county s upervisors and their
staffs, the county counsel, coun-
ty administrator and news re-
porters assigned to cover county
government.
THE GSA, THE county En-
vironmental Management Agen·
cy and county Administrative
Officer Robert Thomas recom-
m ended against vacating the
building. .
The hall is located directly
a cross Broadway from the old
county courthouse which was
va cated earlier this year by or·
de r of the board. Several s tudies
have concluded that the massive
sandstone building. constructed
90 years ago, couJd collapse if
suctf a major earthquake oc·
curred.
The board voted to continue to
occupy the Hall of Administra-
tion following a 20-minute ex·
ecutive I closed) session with .
Charter ehan~e
Co unty Co un se l And r i a n
Kuyper.
SUPERVJSOR Edison Miller,
who leaves office Jan. 5, cast the
only dissenting vote.
In an interview Monday night,
Miller said the county's poten-
tia l liability in the e vent of in·
jury or death to a pe rson in the
building would rar surpass the
$600.000 offi cials estimated it
would cost to relocate persons
who work in the hall.
Repair work on the hall is
scheduled to begin in March.
The work will require the tem-
porary relocation of employees
of the administrative office.
ACCORDING TO a timetable
issued by the GSA, work on the
building should be completed in
May.
o r primary concern to struc-
tural engineers who examined
the building is the integrity of
exterior columns that run from
the base of the building to 'its
roof. The building is five stories
tall.
Shortly before the board met
Tuesday, a workman was in the
lobby of the building, removing
ceramic floor tile that buckled
because of a s hift of the concrete
floor Much or the tile in the lobby
wa s repl aced previously because
of s imilar cracking
··w(• a rc 1Jleascd lo be doing
this and arc h~1ppy to he puttint
somt'thing batk inlc1 the co m
mun1t v," :-:Ji d Lawre nct' M
M e l lwain . O ru n g e County
manager 11f lht· ass<1r iation.
Last year. the· contractors as
sodation put in a 12,<XIO·square
f oo t parkin g lo t fo r t h e
Nori hl•as t S:rnta Ana Little
League
Huntington election
of mayor pressed
Mcilwain s a id th1• assoc1at1on
sends 11~uc•rs to each of the coun-
ty 's 26 e1tics reques ting pro1ects
"We received 26 replies a nd
we decide d the Huntington
Beac h Boyl> Club was one of thP
m1)st worthwh1h.'." he sa id
T he fac1hly. located at 319
Yo rktown Ave , has been used
a:-a lx>ys d ub s inl'c 1967
It served as an Army barracks
in 1942 before bei ng moved to
Huntington Heach in 1954 when
it also was used hy the Veter ans
of Fo r4;ign War:t. •
"Wt~ wouldn't have bcen able
to afford the work without the
volunta ry effort by the associa-
tion." Uoys Club D1rct'1.or Pal
Downey sau1
A pane l of s even forme r
ma yors h a s recommended
cha nges in the city charter that
would allow Huntington Beach
vot ers to directly e lect their
part time m ayor.
Je rry Matney, a m ember of
the panel and mayor in 1973·74.
s aid today that the change is
needed to provide m ore direct
rcprcsentalion for the people.
Ile also s aid that c hanges in
the syste m would do a way with
political infighting amon~ City
Council members who presently
e leCl Uierna yor <Jurang City
Co un cil r eor ganization e ac h
spring.
Matney has spearheaded the
c hanges being studied by a
p a nel comprised o f forme r
Street renaming fought,
Costa Mesa planning commissioners have sidestepped
a decision on whether or not Bear Street 's name should be
changed to South Coast Plaza Parkway
The new name is sought by C.J. Segerstrom and Sons,
who want freeway off -ramp identification for the South
Coast Plaza shopping center.
PLANNING COMMISSIONERS, confronted by mem·
bers of the Costa Mesa Historical Society who don't want
the street nam e c hanged. passed the proposal on to the
Ci ty Council.
Commissioners recommended only t.hat the council at-
tempt to get new freeway signs from Caltrans announcing
lheplaia.
A Sege rstrom spokesman said Monday night that at-
tempts by his firm to get the freeway markers failed.
Segerstrom officials hope that changing Bear Street to
SouUI Coast Plaza -Parkway will-result in a chan(e ln
freeway signs.
BEAil STREET, WHICH IDSTOlllANS CLAIM IS
named after an Orange County pioneer. extends from
Bristol Street on the south lnto Santa Ana on the nortb.
The Segerstroms seek to change the name between
Sunnower Avenue and Bristol Street.
mayors Harnett Wieder . J ack
G r een. Don S hipl ey . Do n
M ac Alliste r. Ted Bartlett a nd
Ron Shenkman. the chairman of
the group.
The panel is studying possible
revisions lo the cit y c harter and
will make recommendations to
the City Council.
Any permanent changes must
Ile approved by voters.
Matney said that a directly
elected mayor, as envis ioned by
the panel. would be the chief
s pokesman and rep_res..e_ntat.i.Ye.
for the city, but the p0silion
w o uld r e m a i n c hiefl y
cere monial.
He said he also supports the
election of a full-time mayor
with increased duties but added
that the city is not ready for lhal
change.·
The panel also advo~ates set-
fing the term o( mayor at two
years and· limiting the term of
om ee to two terms .
Salary wouJd be no less than
nor more than twice t he amount
the pay of other City Council
me mbers.
Counc il m embers currently
receive $175 per month plus $125
In expenses.
Crime watch
course slate.d
The Huntington Beach
Neighborhood Watch Organiza-
tion wilJ sponsor a public speak-
ing course in January for rui·
dents who want to learn fiow to
educate others about-bur,glary
prevention.
The course will consist of two
sessions at Golden Weal College,
scheduled for 9 a .m . to 1 p.m.
Saturdays, Jan. 10 and 17.
People interested in re·
gistering for this course should
contact the police public alfa.irs
omce. 531-5833, before Jan. 5.
'Bl~bird of happiness' in canyon·
By DON CHAPMAN
Ol-~1, ...........
Five families who were vie·
tims of the Octobe r 1978
Bluebird Canyon landslide in
Laauna Beach will be home for
Christmas this year for the first
lime since lhe disaster.
Some a re still applying the
finishing touches to their hom~.
but that's not stopping them
from celebrating the holidays
there with family and friends.
FO& EACH OF the residents,
this Christmas is special.
For instance, t he homes of
Adel Pitts and Elizabeth
Webster, finished in September
and October, were built with
labor donated by volunteers or
the Mennonite c hurch.
Mrs. Webster s aid it was a
miracle.
·'The Mennonites told us 'God
built your house.'" she s aid.
Mrs. Webster s aid volunteers
in the community helped during
that crucial time right alter the
slide, too.
"IF Ml' HOUSE had been lost
in another community. l don't
think anything would have hap·
pened,'' she said.
Mrs. Webster will be celebrat·
ing Christma s at he r 925
Meadowlark Lane home with her
children and gran~son.
Mrs. Pitts will entertain her
two sons and three daughte rs.
"I feel real thankful," said
Mrs. Pitts. "E verything could
have been gone . But, I'm here in
m y house and happy.''
Denny and Bruce <.;reeory
have been in their new modular
home since September.
They will s pend Christmas
Eve with their three dauabters,
son-in-law md granddau•hter.
"We originally thought we
would be in last Christmas. But
we 're very happy to be here for
this Christ mas," said Mrs.
Gregory.
Their factory-built home took
a day to place on the foundation
al 903 Meadowlark Lane.
B UT .IN THE interim they w.ereon the move -from tem-
porary quarters to te mporary
qua hers.
"We had a great deal of help
from a great number of people."
s he said.
Betty and Walter Re ning will
celebrate the holiday al their
home at 926 Meadowla rk Lane
with their two sons, Stephen of
Laguna Beach and Bradley of
Capistrano Beach.
"We 'r e ver y happy
E ver ybody has been s o fan-
~aslic ," said Mrs. Rening. "The
city, the peoP.l e, have all been
helpful."
BARBARA AND Dic k Harley
have been building their own
home at 928 Meadowlark Lane
They have moved in, but are ap-
plying final touches.
"This will definitely be our
best Christmas in the p ast two
vears." s aid Ba rbara . •.
· "The kitchen is hooked up for
the basics. so l can do some bak-
ing, but we·11 have Christmas
Oally Pole! SI.aft PllolO\
dinner with m y puents in
Carlsbad." l
"We're having some~ld
friends over fqr Christma&cfifve.
It's traditional. They olM'ed
t he ir place. but we sai'cl'lwe
wanted the m lo come her~'for
sure this ye ar.·· s he said. 1>11
~>fl 'Donation~~
bingo' l
rules OK'<l
Re gulations for · 'do na11·on
bingo" were passed Tuesda by
the Orange County Boar or
Supervisors despite allegatihns
that the laws are tailored to c:Lrb
the activities of one well-kn1wr1
bingo parlor. ,
Donation bingo is a form of'the
g ame in whic h player s ~re
asked to donate a fee ratfle1
than being forced to pay to Plt Y
t
THE COUNTY already ~as
rule s r equiring li censes and
restricting paid bingo games tu
two events per week. No s~rh
rules existed for donation bingo.
However, Ronald Oavis:-'al
torney for F,anklin De lano Ruse
and his Colonial Manor llal{\'a)
House in an unincorporated> Jili rt
o f Sa nt a An a . to ld lh to
supervisors that the rule wjl bt-
tested in court. : "t~
He s aid the new rules a rc .. a t
tem pting to put Colonial Maoor
out of business " •"
The halfway house 1s a 'rt'
h ab il t t atio n c e n t e r J:or
a lcoholics It has been rafacd
s everal times by Sherirr·s';1r
f1 cH s who alleged that th t-
unli ccnsed J!ames are )(am Min.e
operation~ ,t
THE HALFWA y house ·,wa:-
r aided a gain Monday and (dur
persons were arrested on sQSb1
cion or violating <1 court dt'dcr
prohibiting the bing<~ a cti v\UC:!i
Arrested we re Julie Christifta,
19. of Fountain Va lley. a·Qn~ie
Anderson,. 20, of Santa ~p,a.
Fra ncis T. Williamson, 4}":~or
Lo ng Bea c h . and C hal'te s
Carlson. 25. of Anaheim. ','1
Deputies seized bingo eqMp-
me nt, video equipme nt, bingo
cards . $480 in cash and tape re-
c o rd ing d evices. A bout 50
per sons who had atlendec:l ~e
game wer e s ent ho m e , ~s 9 1d
She riff's Lt Andy Rom ero.
, .. ,
Street set ·~
for repairs .. 3
A portion or Sunset A venue 111
Sunset Beach that was dalT\aJJl•d
la s t winte r by s to rm~.1 1 s
sc h e dule d fo r r epair; ,111
February .-,
The Orange County Roard1 of
S upe r visors has Qr cle recr_ an
estimated $20,000 worth or rJ)ad
work between Mar Vist a .~ml
Eighth avenues , '
Rids will ~ ope ned in tall•
January and constructton i~ .J:X
peeled to begin 12 da ys lal<"r.
sa id Hoger Hohnbaum. a ssistant
civil engineer for the county~"
THEY'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR
Bluebird Sllde vlcttme Barbara and Dtck Harley
He said the work to r epair a
storm drain and to rebuild a
s lope which e roded below the
road will take about 20 wo.Wng
days
The road will be closed dunng
the construction. he said. ~ · - --~-
11,v ./C HUMPHHtf:s
('1•rt1fwd (i,•m11fll1o111;/. A(iS
A HOLIDAY WISH
f11r a/I 11J 1111r / nrnds
Over the many years we have
been in business here. we have
made a lol of friends. At th.is
ho liday sea son. we like to
tre asure those relations hips and
re me mber all or the good things
that have com e to us through
them. Being in business for
several decades and building a
successful enterprise through
service is a rewarding thing for
anyone. It is especially reward·
ing to us because we are
fortunate to be working and liv·
ing in this particular corner of
the world's greatest country.
Our growth. our community in·
volvement and our s uccess
have b e en inspired a n d
nurtured by our neighbor s. We
appreciate the trust that has
grown. We are thankful for the
opportunity to be a part of this
c-ommunity. We are particular-
ly grateful for the personal rela·
lionships lhat have developed.
P lease let us take this OP£
portunity to wish you and your
family the happiest of holidays
and a bright, healthy and fulfill·
Ing new year.
YOUR
MERRIEST -eHBISTM:AS
TllE GIFT f,F IJf,\'E
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...... "~" To• ~~l
In Holy · Land, Noel ignored
Marphlnr
• Yule need o tne magic
VtrL•: tcr 1a 1'1'8 ot;n , Tonl&ht'» the niJh\ alons
\hi!\ m•11\ vf all .,u•~lbl" coast. and all uver the iclobt, where
.. u • <All prcpar\I tor a vuut from that joJly. rotund fellow
'4 Ith thl' ...,,hlh' twierd Mnd tht.~k~ 1'11 •&low Uk" a bowlful of
'h1•t1 l\'5 1.utb uf p1.rt•nt> -w 111 ~ ~P"ndin& thb Chn&tmas Eve as
' "'·' "h•W httlt-ht1h>~t'• YuucanbeSt Nlck'selves
In •·vent you'rt un•cquaintt)d with the role, the die·
11un ... r., df'ftn«"b 1u1 cit iu., "ln folklore. a diminutive person
"ht.1 .-a.t·r< 1'-t"!o 111i.6'1cal powers "
JERUSALEM <AP) -Arme·
nlana call t.he fellow with the red
suit and reindeer Garant Baba,
or New Year's Father. The
Russian. call him Father Frost •
11nd the Greek s have
tran1fi1ured the real-life fifth·
century monk St. Basil Into San·
ta Claus. The Abyssinians and the Copts
never heard of him.
Jn the Holy Land not everyone
celebrates Christmas the same
way or \he same day.
Today the land of the Bible is
preiiominantly Moslem and
J e wis h , with Christians a
minority numbering a few hun·
dred thousand. Christmas is
largely ignored.
There a.re no Christmas sides
In the sbopt or carols on the
radio. Only Bethlehem, the town or Christ's birth five mUes south
of Jerusalem, has a publlc
Christmas tree and artificially
frosted windows. ·
But Christmas in the Holy
Land is still a tlme for pagean·
try and prayer.
On Dec. 24, the first of three
Christm as Eves, Rom an
Catholics led by the Latin
Patriarch or Jerusalem hold a
colorful procession along the
twisting hillcrest road to the
Church of the Nativity io
Bethlehem.
The church it.self, however. is
mostly owned by the Greek
Orthodox Church and has a
stron1ly oriental navor with Ila
ornate hanging lamps and in-
tricate icons.
Th e C athol ics were
latecomers here, arriving in the
1800s, fully 14 centuries after the
Greeks -the largest of the
Eastern Orthodox churches
wh ich predominate in the Mid·
die East -acquired the rights
to most of the holy places.
After hundreds of years of
righting, t h e p o wers and
privileges of the rival churches
were set by Ottoman decree in
1852. The big winners were the
Greek Orthodox and Armenian
churches.
Protestants have no rights in
the Church of the NaUvity,
although Mau ls open to all. On
Christmas Eve, Protestants hold
open-air services o utside
Bethlehem in the place revered
as Shepherdl Field.
Eastern Orthodox churches
celebrate Christmas according
to the Julian calendar on Jan. 7.
Armenians celebrate Christmas
on Epiphany, or Jan. 19 by the
Julian calendar.
''Christmas Is not a d,ay for
giving presents," says Sister
Abraham or t he Abyssinian
Church. the national church of
12 million Ethiopians. "We have
nothing comparable to Santa Claus."
p"a•;NTAL t.:LVt;N MAY need those magical powers "rwn .:lithl'rt'<l bt:nt!.-th \he alowm& Chri~tmas tree, they
o11w11 tht' IK•x t•11111111n1ng the k1\ with which to as~emble
lhal l(lonu~ m1&rvd or a toy th&t wtll set certam eyes
.i~lu" m~ 1.~mtc"i. l'hni.tma!> morning
\ftc-r IJltc'Ct.!b Crom tht: kit fall across the floor . with "'""'~ µ .. ru rolhnK to lhe far recesses beneath \he sofa.
, vu II fmJll) cum~ ul'()n IA piece of paper that must J>e The
Unwlinted 11Wtt,s find haven
For Armenian children
Garant Baba fills the stockings
on New Year 's Eve. "Christmas
is reserved for solemn rites,"
Armenian Bishop Aris Sbirva·
nian said.
PORT WASHINGTON. N.Y.
1111 ~n1uru. Tht• hri.t word you rc1a d 1s .. Achtung ! " followed by some
11th1·r l'Onfus<.-d verbiage you don't understand. Roughly
11 an:.lawd, 1\ say~, "Thi precision w bi&bly t_edmical kit
..., ..t :t:.scnihlcd in the fa ctory here al Wilhelmshaven. West
lh'.rrnw1y We ho~ you hke tt
<AP ) Babe tte Le wyt , a
matron who carries a calfskin
purs e brimming with dog
biscuits. bought 3,000 dogs.. this
year . They cost about S38,000 -
but money is no object.
''My hus band gets the
money." she shrugged. "l get
the dogs.··
.. F:0R 'Tin: ~NGLISH transl~tion of these assembly
dtrl'ctaoni.. ~wnd two dollars in a long. stamped, self·
atldrc.ss<.-d env elope to. TOY FACTORY. Number 3 Um· Every day, Mrs. Lewyt drives
to nearby dog pounds where she
dis pe nses biscuits through
c hain-link cages and selects
dogs -bony puppies, matted
mutts. aging mastiffs -much
as her friends choose designer
clothin~: "I 'II take that one . . .
MRS. LEWVT'S mission is to
s ave abandoned •els for the
world's largest animal shelte r,
the North Shore Animal League.
Santa's parental elf'who jwt remembered IM baUnW&
When animals languish un-
claimed in pounds until they're
scheduled lo be killed , Mrs .
Lewyt buys them. loads them in
her station wagon "There.
now you're all s are" -and
chaurfeurs them to the league.
"We used to ha ve people to the
country house out here, but we
don't want guests any more. We
almost never go to our house in
New York," she said.
pahbraven. Wilhem shaven, West Germany. 76543221. Ask
for English directions for Kit 682ZAP-2222Q.
"Allow 6() days for delivery."
Bul you've only three hours until sunrise, you darlin'
Santa's little elf. Call upon your magical powers. . . T HIS YE-'R, T HE private,
non-profit shelter orchestrated
20,000 adoptions. but one in five
applicants was turned down.
References are checked on the
spot. There is no fee, but a dona-
tion is suggested .
ABOUT THE TIME you get all this puzzled out , one or
the hght strings upon your wondrous Christmas tree will plunge into darkness. Which string went out? Why, you
don't even have to ask.
The top string, naturally.
Now you need an elf ladder. And some more magical
powers
Bcl•a usc you're one or Santa's magical elves,
however. you will get all th~e little vexations ironed out
Currently 1.6 m illion people
worldwide donate money to the
league. For each adoption, the
league loses S91.48 -for shots, a
month of free veterinary care,
free neutering and spaying, free
obedience classes. direct·mail fund-rais ing, advertising and,
yes, sales gimmicks.
quicker than St. Nick can wink. ·
Now you're poised for a test run of the wondrous toy.
Ready? No? .
VOU MEAN VOU FORGOT about the batteries? Oh.
yo u ~ol D Cell batteries and you need size Cs? Get ready
for a fast sleigh ride to your neighborhood all-night Hi -Low
(lu1 r kw and Go Ma rket. Surely they'll have the batteries
yo u 'II need for Wondrous Toy.
That's Alex Lewy\ 's depart·
ment. Lewyt's ne wspaper and
TV Guide ads offer bonuses like
fr ee toys o r payme nt for They're all out of batteries tonight? Well, just hang
around out front Pretty soon another frantic parent elf
wil l show up. He'll have the wrong batteries too. You trade
him your 0 cells for his useless Cs and you're all set.
gasohne to people who adopt a
pet beca use, he s aid , "The
secret is to get them off their
duffs ." AREN'T Pt\RENT elves·magical?
And so to all you helpers or St. Nick let me say 'er you
collapse and sink out of sight, Christmas is the busy season
at the league. On Monday, two
shivering, scrawny, s potted dogs
we re found abandoned at the
door.
Merry Christmas to all : and to all, a good night!
Ice causes 1-oad havoc
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LOS ANt:ELES CAP)
T he Cit y Council un·
:i n 1 mous ly ov e rrode
Mayor Tom Bradley's
veto of the council's of.
frr of a $25.000 rewa rd
for information leading
to t he con\·ictlon or the
slayer of a Watts pre·
school owner The coun·
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SMOOCH FOR ABANDONED POOCH
Bebette Lewyt reec:ue• •nother 'derelict'
Christmas dinne r for the
Eastern Orthodox is not the
elaborate affair it is in the West.
The holiday is preceded by a
40.day partial fast that run
through Christmas Day. For the
o bservant that mean s no
Christmas Eve turkey. no meat,
no dairy products .
In the Holy Land, Christmas
takes second place among Chris·
tian holidays . It is during Easter
week that th e s treets of
J e rus alem are crowded with
black-clad Orthodox pilgrims
·'The s tress is put o n
Chris tmas by western Chris ·
tianity," says Father Innocent.
Doused nude
c an't collect
SA LEM . Ore (AP ) -A
fraternity alumni group is not
ltable for damages sought by a
burlesque dancer who s aid
members of the group dragged
her outside and threw her naked
into a stream. the Oregon Court
of Appeals has ruled.
Judith Stein fil ed a $125.000
s uit against the alumni associa·
tion of the Beta Rho chapter of
the Beta Theta Phi fraternity
after a stag Christmas party at
wh ich she was hired to perform
in December 1976
The court said this week the
organization t'annot be held
res ponsible fo r the i ncident
•P ... ,...... be<' a use it ·'did not have the
ri ght to control the actions or
local me mbers "
Run in an Irvine Marathon Tee Shiri
Be a mong the first to run proudly with lr\'i nc ·s colors
offi cial World Ma s t e r 's Marathon of lr\'ine race tee s hirt.
on the
The major West Coast running event comes to Irvine January
25 . 1981 bringing scores of top U.S . runne rs to one of the fas test
m a rathon courses in the world.
You can buy a top quality, 100 per cent cotton race spectator
s hirt for the child or adult runner in your life from any of these
Irvine Chambe r of Commerce m e mbers :
Onl '650
Y Proceeds benefit
Irvine Chamber of Commerce
Scholarship Fund
Kristen Engel and Irvine
Chamber Sports Committee
Chairman Arlyn Smith
Run With Of f icia l
Marathon Tee Shirts .
•TOGGERY
Culver Drive at Wa lnut Ave.
•DR. RON GROSSMAN.Optometrist 4525 Campus Drive
•THE L'PPER CR t;ST
4533 Campus Ori ve
•POMONA FIRST FEDERAL
5325 University Drive
•WELLS FARGO BANK
5401 University Drive
• Z·B TRAVEL AND TOUR
5321 University Drive
• ROLPHS SPIGOT
18044 CuJver Drive
•I RVINE SAVINGS AND LOAN
Culver Drive at Wa lnut Ave.
•WALKER AND LEE Real Estate
5396 E. Walnut Avenue
•ART SHOWCASES
4624 Barranca Parkway . ' •BON AMIE
4616 Barranca Parkway
• HOHi E SPORTS IRVI NE
4708 Barranca Parkwav
•J .T . PERIWlNKLE "
4614 Barranca Parkway
•MAZON FABRIC EMPORIUM
4720 Barranca Parkway
•WOODBRIDGE WINE & SPIRITS
4724 Barranca Parkway
•SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK
14477 Culver Drive
J
CALIFOANA I LOCAL
Sherif f 's h~lper
Sh('riff !> D~pUl) Pett-Sonni> s tartled
pedt!slnans as ht' dehvel'ed pres~nts to
ix you n g ~t e r ~ i n Salina~ 1'h e
c hildren's parents had been arrested by
Sonne fur car thefts along beaC'hes.
De µuties ch1pp~d 1n t o help kids . who
noY. live with gr andpare nt::.
Yule services
I
start tonight
Orange Coast congre~at1ons are ohser ving this
holy season with traditional services tonight,
Christmas Eve , and 1lhursday, Chnstmas Day
Among the Ctlristmas Eve presentations 1s the
ca ntata, .. Born a King, .. scheduled at 7 :30 tonight a t
Ptesbyterian Church of the Covenant, 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. The Covenant choir will perform
Candles and carols will highlight tonight's 7 to
8 p m. ob!">crvance at Fairview Co mmunity
Church. 2525 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa .
"COME AND ADORE" IS THE theme for the
5 and 7 o'clock services tonight at Faith Lutheran
Church. 8200 Ellis Ave . Huntington Beach. There
will be Christmas readings, carol singing and
presentations by the children's choir and instrumen-
talists. The chancel choir will participate in the 11
p.m . communion service.
Carols, anthems and lessons will be part o( the
5 and 11 o 'clock services tonight at St Andrew's
Prebyterian Church, SOO St. Andrew's Road,
Newport Beach.
Candlelight services . a long with caroling and
choir selections, are planned for the 7 and 10 : 30
se r vices tonight at Community Church Congrega-
tional,611 Heliotrope Ave., Coronad~I Mar.
The Newport Universa list Society will have a
candlelight service at u tonight in the community
room of Baywood Apartments, on San Miguel
Drive just north of San Joaquin Hills Ori\te in
Newport Beach.
TWO CANDLF.UGllT SERVICES ARE
scheduJed tonight at 6 a nd 7 :30 at San
Clemente Presbyterian Church. 119 Avenue
Estrella. San Cle mente . Soloists for the Christmas
Oratorio will include Eleanor llughs , WC1lte r
Ridgway and Robert Perry.
A guided meditation for visitors and guests is
planned from 7 to 9 tonight at the home of Rev.
Rita Mcinnis and her husband, Noel, of Mission
Science of Mind. Call 661 -3610 for information.
Candlelight services ill 7 and 11 tonight are
, planned by Good Shephe rd Lutheran Church. 4800
Irvine Center Drive. Irvine. The latter service will
include communion. At 10:30 a rn Chnstmas Day,
Good Shepherd will be joined l>y members of
Lutheran Church of the Resurrect\on for a festival
eucharist service to include choirs and soloists
from each church. as well as joint direction hy
Pastors Herbert Niermann and Adolph Kloth
Dr. Immanual Janssen of Christ College will
. conduct tonight's 7: 30 candlelight service at
Shepherd of the Peace Lutheran Church, 18182
Cul ver Drive. Irvine Pastor William Graumann
wi ll speak on "The Miracle of Christmas" at
Thursday's 9: 30 a m service. with music provided
by the Sanctuary Choir.
ORGANl ST MICHAEL SANDERS WILL open
the 10·45 candlelight service tonight at the
Neighborhood Congregational Church. 340 St.
Ann's Place. Laguna Beach. Enn Branson and
K:risti-an Simttrian w11Hi:ghttbe-candles: At-noon
Christmas Day will be a "Dutch treat " dinner at
Charity-giVen millions
I
Real e1tate baaia of Weingart fortune
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
~ 111 ot muJt1tmllaona1re ptu1an··
lhroi>is\ Ben Weingart leaves
most of h as estimated 1221
million t.>8tltte to the chari\able
Wetnaart t'oundatlon and only
$10,000 to " longtime companJon
who battled attomeys and doc·
torN for yean over bus heallh.
tors wanted the court not to
aulbori.le heroic method.I in lhe
eventolfail~ because h .. health
could never be restored.
t y Public Adm l n lst rator·
Gua rdian Gordon Treharne hu
replaced one of the conservators.
who retired.
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5: p.m. 111d tl :OO p.m.
C-111.ld rort OI $ 00 P m Olllt ST. ANDREW'S ... St. Andrews Rd.
P RESBYTERIAN CHURCH Newport Beath, C1Uf. The 'iix page wiU filed Mon-
d u y, the s ame day Weingart
died at age 92, s t'iowed b is
.,ersonal worth lit $37 .4 million
In 1974 It listed 61 beneficiaries,
bul the bulk or the estate will go
to the foundal1on
At the urging of Ms . Winston,
the district attomey's office baa
been invesU1ating the con-
servators handling of the
massive estate. or the orig:inal
three conservators. all former
Weingart partners, only two re-
main involved in Welngart's af-
fairs: PriceandJohn Poag.Coun-
The conservators had torbid-
den Ms. Winston to have any
contact with We in1art a nd
deprived her of the $60,000 an-
n ual income s he ha d been
guaranteed by lhe financier, but
a judge ordered visits be al-
lowed.
r--------·cOUPON·--------,
i @.WOG'6~
Soeial unrest? 1 The Place With The Taste
w £1NGART Foundation B /w . l:••••••F••R• •E••E••••;r1~:~::::,::.~:::····: ~pokeswoman s aid the finan· ay a•na using t: any larte $2.25 Hndwtch : l'ier's personal worth, most of • ..::::;;. I• 1 •BHrHcluded •
which was in real estate and has 1 ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• been in the hands of con-I JtOO I. c-• Hwy.• c-.. ..._. • 675-7404
servators since he was declared said frighteni•ng I •Subs • Beer & Wine• 9<>1d Cuts • Catering senile U1 1974, appreciated to an estimated $45 million to $50 I O"•rgood thruD•c.31
·11 tod · kt al L..--------COUPON----------' ma wnm aysmar e v ue. MART INEZ CAP ) -The payment ~nd a 30·year pay· ----- -
··what was fi led ):'esterday average resident of this back, said a salary of $43,000 I
<the will ) was wlial-was called Northern California city would would be needed to get into an , Never a . a·1n l'arrymg value. based upon 1974 need to double his $24,000 jp-~ averageusedtownhouse. -
t-v a 1 lJ a t 1 O 11 • • ' s a i d t h e come to qualify for a loan on a 1 •• •
s pokeswoman. Pat Penney. u~ed home here, according to a 1'HE STUDY. FIGURED th~t I th1•s much .. Fo r example , the evaluation of c ity study. tbe average price of a house in
real estate owned by M r . The city planning department Martinez is $116,000, while a 1• •
Weingartinl974was$10mil1ion," says it would take triple that townhouse would cost $89,000 qua 1ty 1n a teak a •1gui;e she said would be much higher today. salary to qualify for a new home and a condominium $76,000.
Foundation assets on June 30. loan -and $2,000 a month pay-Housing prices in the San Fran-bool<c se fo ments for 30 years. dsco Bay area have been found a r
198Q, were $176,227,967, putting "It's really frightening," said. to be among the,t11ghest in the
the l'Ombined Weingart fortune . Planning Director M att h~ ,,.ation i" recent studies. · $139 over S221 million. she ~~aid Fouratt. "If som ething isn't '
"' FRUG'AL REAL. _ done SOO!l· I think we're going to Chevy ----1---l " . estate t~ have social unrest. TT~ C'oon known for his eccentric
d ress and habits, Weingart left "NOT RJOTING IN the streets • 1
his closest living r"\!lative, or a nything like that. but it will enters ..,...l'n
Este lle Prado of Monterey Park. reach the point where people • 'l,.U..I.::;;;
a $5.000 gift He declared that c an't take it anymore and their
any benefi ciary who contests the frus trations will have to be re-~Or CHP bid
will, to be heard before the court lieved somehow." he added. J •
J an 15. should geU l. T he study. based on 20 percent
Laura Winston, 57. his 16·year interest rates, a 20 percent down
companion who was na med to
receive $10.000 in the will, called
for a n investi gation of the
cir c ums tances s urrounding
We ingart 's d e at h at Good
Samaritan Hospital.
He had been hospitalized there
since 1977 for a var iety of a il-
m ents including kidney failure.
Au autopsy by the county cor·
oner 's office listed the cause of
death as heart failure caused by
c hronic kidney d isease . A
s pokes man for Coroner Thomas
Noguchl said a full inquest may be
held .
MS. WINSTON, WHO tried to
halt a bid by his conservators to
deny hlm life-s upport systems in
t h e event he needed them,
<'!aimed Weingart was not senile
at lhe time the conservatorship
was granted. She said he later
tried to escape from his guarded
hospital room.
Weingart, on ce a m ajor
stockholder in the Fed Mart dis-
count store chain and principal
builder of the city of Lakewood,
was in need of the kidney dialysis
machine. said conservator Sol
Price, a San Diego attorney.
Pr ice said Weingart's kidneys
were beginning to fail a nd his doc·
Dole Corp.
leader Wales
dead at 66
Donald Wa les, c hairman of
t h e board of t he f'ountain
Valley-based James Dole Corp.
died Dec. 21 after a short illness
in Charlottesville. Va.
Wales, who was semi-retired
a nd residing in Charlottesville,
is survived by his wife, Georgia;
his daughter , Susan Wales
Wildm a n ; a nd (our
grandchildren.
Active for many years in lhe
Chicago business and invest-
m e n t community, Wales was
named chairman of the board or
N~wport Research Corp. in 1968.
He served in that capacity un·
til 1978 when the compa ny was
merged with, and became a
division or. James Dole Corp.,
and Wales was named president
of Dol e . He was elected
chairman of the board in 1979.
There will be no me morial
servire.
Grier slated for T\I
EL MONTE <AP > -A
Chevrolet Malibu police cruiser
that can zoom from zero to 60
mph in 11.4 seconds and reach a
lop speed of 112 m pb has met the
standards of bolh the California
Highway Patrol and tbe state
Air Resources Board.
ARB officials. who announced
t h at they have certified the
cruiser as meeting strict state
air guidelines. said one olher
manufacturer's special police
models for 198• hhe met both
ARB and CH P s tandards :
Chrysler Corp 's s peci-ally
adapted Dodge Diplom at and St.
Regis.
The certification of the
General Motors Malibu was an-1
nounced just before the CHP's \
bid opening. scheduled for Dec.
30, to purchase about 1.000 new
cars .
ARB olficials said the Malibu j
is equipped wifh a 175· 1
horsepower . 350-cu hie -in ch
engine and weighs about 75
pounds more than a conven-
tional car oft.tie same model.
In addition, Ford Motor Co. 's
Ford LTD and Mercury Marquis /
meet ARB standards but have a
top speed or only 104 miles per
hour. six miles per hour below
the CHP minimum.
Frizzelle opens HB office
By O.C. HUSTINGS Republican Women will meet at 10 a.m Jan 8 at
Of Ii. Oally f'lleit Sia"
Eas11v worth 5229 rh1s unir has been specially
made of finest qualitv Bangkok teal<. It's solid
wood core construcrion provides greater rigidity and strength Even the back panel is real
teal<. w e have only a small inventorv of these In
each of our tour stores they will not last long and we may never be able to purchase them
again 35 ·x11%"x74"1"
..
l ' • B'S
If you're looking for Assemblyman Nolan
Frazzelle of the Orange Coasfs 73rd District, you
can rind the freshman Republican law maker in
Huntington Beach. When he isn't in Sacramento,
of course.
the Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana.
Mrs. Fay Wright of Seal Beach won the I lfiEWTIONALCONIL •DnMY.....,,,..
Frizw lle has opened a district office at 18600
Main St.. Suite 210. ·
Tbe phone number is 842-7335. Office hours are
9:30 to 4:30 p.m . weekdays. Jim Orr or Bob Hill
are the Frizzelle staffers to contact should you
have a problem you want to bring to the as-
semblyman's attention. Frizzelle plans to be in the
district office on Fridays when the Legislature is
in session.
--T h"lf A:Ssl!mb1y-reconvenllr.Jan. ~;-• • •
federation's "worker of the year·• award for 1980. 1 PASADINA • 180 s. Lake Ave.• 12131449·6741
Among the other award winners were Korleen I WEST LOS ANGILIS • 12241 Wilshire Blvd • 12131820·3918
B d · h f h H t ' H b 1101oo~wt1rOfBunov1 og anovac o t e un 1ngton ar our SANTAANA•2720N.MalnSt •17141542·2088
Re publican Women Federated for registering
1
SANTA ANA• 1540 e. wamer • 17141 SS7·0611
more new Republicans than any other individual OPIN 10tol·S&WMlaYnoonto5.
Republican women's club member. The entire OUrM'WfttrtonlOutweloni.wimer, 11MOctw..tOf"-'*'""'ss1 Huntington Harbour club won an award for reg· 411 1urnrt:urHr.rtte<1of r:n'e'1~tvt'f'ltf~ m.inv •t~s istering more Republicans to vole than any other a•eun.Js~mo~m cartons tor PasvP•c_.uP
GOP tadies club in the county
lhe Hotel Lagun a. MARGARET G RIER, director of the county's
A 7:30 cand.l€11ghting ser vice is planned Human Services Agency, will talk about the agen-
tonight at Shepherd of the Hills United Church o( cy and its problems on KOCE-TV's "Voters
Christ, 30121 Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel. At 11 Pipeline" show J an. 2. .
a .m . Thursday will be the church 's traditional Miss Grier will disc~s anticipated financial Cbristm~ L.ove · F..east . a seivice borrowel.I from ·-cutbacks for the a-gen cy. her pfillosophy on tlle
Moravian tradition featuring the sharing or consolidati.QC=o.of-social s~vices. public health~
_s-t .... g_n_l_fti_can __ t .... gi;;...1_n_s ______________ ~ _mental health services under one administration
and l he 1979-80 Grand Jury report that recom-
Bayside Ph.,m•cy
1018 Beyalde Dr.
Newport BHch
760-0111
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m~nded change in the agency. She also will talk
a bout the turnover of top administrators in the
agency, which em ploys about 2,800 county
workers.'
The program airs at 7:30 p.m. It will be re-
peated the following day at 10:30 a .m. • • • THE ORANGE County Federa tion of
f or Best Quality and
S4Mection of Handmade rugs
from China. Pe rat a. I ndla &
Romania at reasonable
prices.
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Al's Garage and Chamois Shirts for Christmas.
The ono1na1 Woolnch Chamois Shin t00% oonon chamQls
clolh Rugged. warm, windprool. with a suoersoft sheared
nap finish that actually gets softer the more tis worn ana
washed Four great colors
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56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 6 44 7030
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1 0111y Pilot ~-m,,u-r.G ~ !!fJ.8 WMli , s. a.a .... a.. t• s.r~r• Kr•lblch/Ed11or111 P-oe Editor --
State must lielp
fund this mling
Or-.. CCMlty may be 1tuck with a ..,,000· bill to
clear 1011M ..!:>.°'° yardi ol aand and debria that are cloa·
atq lbe ol San Juan Creek near Dobeoy State Bead\ ~ a State Coutal CommJoion rulln1 Dec.
ti. eo.ty olficlall had planned t-0 spend M0.000 on the
*ecllinl project, with the sale ot the 1and offaetlinl the
eoet f:I fta removal But the commission rulina proh.iblta meal pemmMt. from removlna sand from California
beacbanu
Tbe Coastal CommluJon tuUna sti9ulate1 th•t after
the sand ts dred&ed from the creek bed where it piled up
durin& atorms lut winter, lt must be deposited on
Doheny Beach
1be comrnJU&oner• say thUI mu.st be done to prevent
er 100 ol the shoreline The county d~s not dispute that
the environmental concerns are valid, but says it cannot
artord to spend a baU rnlWoo doUars to comply.
· Whlle the State Coastal Commission's concern for the
envll'Ol'lment &s commendable, it is obviously not too con-
cerned with what it costs local governments to carry out
llS rulings.
Instead ol JUSt dumping responsibility on local gov-
ernments to carry out their directives, the coastal com-
missiooers should \.ork with Orange County officials to
get state agencies involved in helping to fund the dredg-
. ing project.
Clearly the county cannot pick up the entire tab. A
study by the county Environmental Management Agency
found tha~ an additional S6 million would have been spent
on dredging projects in the last several years if the com-
mission ruling had been in effect.
A good compromise would be to allow the county to
sell part of the sand to at least offset some of the costs.
-.. The Coastal Commission' must in some way accom-
modate the county's inability to shoulder the entire finan-
cial burden.
;library aid 01odel
Like most Orange County library systems. the Hunt-
. ington ~ach Central library. f~ds itself in a financial
bind since the passage of Proposition 13. r.. Library officials say there is less money to go
: around. And cities are likely to spend what there is on ~ more visible public services such as police and fire pro·
1: tection. f The Huntington Beach library system has been limit·
! ·ed to about $85,000 per year in general revenue sharing
? funds for the purchase of new books. ~· This isn't an overabundance becaus~of the wear and
. tear, thefts and other factors involv in stocking a
: library.
· Officials also fear there will be further cutbacks.
· ' To counter the shortfall, the library is embarking on
a program to raise money from private sources, setting a
-goal of $100,000 for 1981. .
The drive is expected to begin in ·earnest early in the
year when members of the Friends of the Library or-
.ganization will send mailers and make personal contacts
with community businesses.
Himtington Beach's help-the-library campaign got an
early push from planning commissioner Ralph Bowers
and his wife, who contributed $500 to start the book-
, buymc tmd. ! 'fbe Bowers' gesture -and the energetic and am-
bitious ca·mpaign in Huntington Beach -might well
serve as a model to be emulated in other communities.
~Library funds are tight already. And they're going to get
·:tighter as the Proposition 13 pincer squeezes harder. .·
Wise 01ove on 01erger
Orange County's Legal-Judicial Committee has come
up with a proposal that could end the impasse over con-
solidation of the court-related functions of the Sheriff's
Department and the Marshal's Office.
It suggests formation of a five-member task force to
make recommendations on how the merger can be ac-
complished.
Two persons named by the Board of Supervisors, a
superior court judge, a municipal court judge and a fifth
"public" member would serve on the task force.
Nearly seven months have passed since the voters of
Orange County sent a clear message to state legislators
to write and approve a bill authorizing the merger.
: Thus far nothing has happened. The marshals con-
tinue to provide court services for the municipal courts
while deputy sheriffs provide similar services in the
superior courts.
: Antagonism has developed in discussions of the
merger, with Sheriff-Coroner Brad Gates favoring merg-
ing the Marshal's Office into his department. while
Marshal Don Rhea wants the sheriff's court personnel
brought into his office.
-------------------------------------Jack Anderson
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NATO weapons hodgepodge
W ASJQNGTON -The Polish
crisis bu br~ht home a dis-
turbing difference between the
military effectiveness of NATO
and that of lh'e Warsaw Pact:
The Soviet-dominated alliance is
Car better prepared to wage con-
ventional warfare than NATO is.
An iml)()rtant reason for this is
that the Soviet bloc's armed
f orces are
equipped and
s upplied
almost totally
b y t h e
Ru ssia ns ,
wh i l e the
United States
and its Euro-
p ea n allies
h a v e a·
hodgepodge
or weapons developed by in-
d1 vidual NATO members. Un·
fortunately. they aren't aJways
interchangeable.
What this means is that joint
operations by the Western aJlies
could founder, wfiile the Warsaw
Pact nations would be able to
swap weapons and ammunition
as the need arose.
To counter this potential con-
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ruslon, the NATO allies have an
impressive-soundin1 pro1ram
called RSI, for Rationalinlion,
Standardisation an<( In-
teroperability. In a top·secret
report, the Pentagon gave this
bureaucratic jawbreaker a
simpler, downright homey de-
fi n I tion : The "Family or
Weapons concept -the Idea
that all NATO forces use the
same kind or equipment."
The report says: ''The objec-
tive of the Family of Weapons
concept is to reduce duplication
in the development of com-
plementary weapons systems.
For example, one nation could
develop a long-range air-to-air
missiJe and the other the short·
range version.·'
IN THEORY, it looks great.
RSI would prevent such bat·
tlefield disasters as discovering
that German gas won't work in
American tanks, British am-
munition won 't fit into U.S.
weapons. or American bombs
can 't be loaded into Belgian
aircraft.
But in practice, RSI has
turned out to be an expensive
way 0( forcing the United Stat.es
lo buy European weapons -
with questionable benefit to
NATO.
''We have found that stan-
dardizing equipment, or telling
a European nation develop a
new system that all NATO na-
tions adopt, can actually be a re-
tardant for Improvement." one
expert iold my associate Dave
Van Alta. "RSI gets into the na-
tional 'machismo' of who wants
to sell what they're touting as
the better equipment."
Despite the drawbacks of this
nationalistic tendency to look
out for Number One -meaning
each NATO country 's munitions i~duslries the Pentagon con-
tinues to puff up the potential of
standardization. The secret re·
port mentions some areas where
it is undeniably important
like standardization of com·
munications systems and in·
terchangeabilHy of am.munition.
BUT SOME obvious goals
have yet to be achieved, s uch as
the ability of one nation's
aircraft ''to be refueled and re·
armed with allied munitions at
airbases operated by nations
other than their own." The Pen-
ta1on says this effort is "pro-
gressing quite well" -but the
Warsaw Pact nations have had
~his capability for years.
The Pentagon report con-
cludes that the Soviet bloc is
ahead oC NATO in standardiza-
tion. The significance of this as-
sessment is that NATO is simply
not prepared to fight a conven·
tional war in Europe for more
than a couple of weeks. After
that. NATO wouJd have to resort
to nuclear weapons -with all
the dire consequences that
would have for the world.
TILT!: Henry Kissinger, who as
the White Kouse foreign policy
czar engineered the famous
"tilt " toward Pakistan during
the India-Pakistan war in 1.971,
is apparently up to his old tricks.
Kissinger recently gave an in-
terview in which h e urged
military aid for Pak-lstan, which
he seems lo see as an anti-com·
munist bulwark similar to Iran
under the shah. Indian officials
are in an uproar over the Kiss-
inger interview.
Indian Prime Minister Indira
Gandhi sent pe r s onal con-
gratulations to Ronald Reagan
on his victory. but s he is re-
portedl y puzzled at Kissinger's
views on Pakistan, w6ndering if
the professor is going to have
significant influence in the new
administration.
S YRIAN C ONNECTION :
Class1fic.'Ci government reports
show that Syn a 's rote in the in·
te rnat1onal heroin traffic is
growing. Syrian nations have
been arrested in Europe for
smuggling, and "most seizures
of heroin involving Syr ians· oc-
c urr~d in or en route to Italy,
part1cuJarly Milan, which has a
sizable Synan community, .. one
reports says
The report adds: ··Typically,
the ltalian·base<I Syrians are
small businessmen who travel
rre(Juently to Syria, ancl some
are s us f>ected of ca rrying
narcotics on their return trips.
Intelligence has been developed
regardtnJ! the possible existence
Qf c land es tine heroin
I a bor a ton es ne ar A leppo.
S) ri a ..
Cats kept indoors are safer, healthier
To the EdHor:
I read about the horrible cal
traps . And I recall' how
heartbroken I was when the
loyal, lovable cat I had owned
ten years was taken away and
gassed. In fact, I learned later,
it was gassed immediately in the
truck.
He stayed in all the time. He
was shy of strangers. But at
dusk every day, just before feed-
ing time (that's a g()9d way· to
get them to go out for just a little
while and return because they
know their favorite is wailing)
I'd let him scamper about a lit-
tle while. I dozed otf and didn't
let him in.
A couple of cat hat..ers a few
doors away, who had no reason
except hate, bailed the trap. He
had ignored their traps for years
because he thought any box that
size meant a trip to the vet. But
he got hungry.
IF VOV WANT a healthy, safe
cat, get it accustomed to living
indoors right from the start.
Keeping it confined is hard to do
after it is used to running
around.
of us united and dedicated to
preserving the value, dignity
and integrity of the adoption
process for the benefit of
children without parents and in
preserving California's current
adoption law.
We would appreciate your
printing this letter to correct the
mis take which appeared in the
article and also lo provide your
reading public with our address
and phone number·since our or·
ganization was the only one
mentioned for which this in·
formation was not published. 1 MARIE SIMON.
State Co-ordinator
Adopted Families United
P.O. Box 5171
Richmond, Ca. 94805
Phone (415) 237-!8l8
l••'r'•' _.. •• To the Editor:
There was a time when the
economy was controlled by
changing Interest rates by one to
three quarters of a percent of in-
terest. Now the prime rate zooms
up anddowntikeayo-yo.
then also know when the stock
market will go down When thetn
terest rate goes up. the stock
market comes down , and when
the interest rates come down, the
s tock market goes up
With this inside rnformation.
you , someone in your family . or a
close friend could play the stock
market Uke a fine tuned violin
You couJd make sweet music for
yourself. but the rest of us would
have tbpay the fiddler
JAMES BOLDING
r~-~,,..r.,.
To the Editor:
In response to the lady who
felt our flag was disgraced
because it was al half mast for
John Lennon: Must we alwavs
honor war heroes? c an't we
h'onor peace heroes as well"
TONY POWELL
Lftt11011 l11•pl r~d
To the Editor:
as Mrs Smith said. r would sug-
gest that she look at her own
callous response to the untimely
death of a fellow human bemg
DA \'ID RAS MCSSEN
Wlaat dl••r•~,-,
To the Editor
In response to Mrs . Robert K
Sm 1th 's op1n1on co ncerning
Louisiana Pacific's r hoice to fl y
the flag at half.mast to mourn
the senseless death of John Len·
non. J would like to know why
she considers this s uch a di s-
grace to the American flag?
John Lennon brought happi-
ness and warmed the hearts of
millions o< people throughout the
world. Is it because he was not
born m America? America is
made up or different na
tionalities. and that is what
makes our country unique. No
one is a true American unless
you· re an American Indian.
As far as many Americans
r isking their lives for our coun·
try, wouldn't .you say John Len-
non risked his life also? For
someone whose musk broughl-50
much joy and died such a tragic
dealh.-1..say thanly:ou l.oui5i-----
Pacific . . fe.rhaps the task force approach is best. It is clear
the Le ·stature is_nol going_to....act-until.Ahe-ceunt-y-ean
-==---demonstrate that 1t can develop a workable merger plan.
The Board of Supervisors will be asked next month to
approve the Legal-Judicial Committee's recommenda·
tion. It should not hesitate to do so.
Get a cal "t.r.ee'..'.....so.thaLiLwil
climb. f>\it its dish and-water in
a high place so that it will get
exercise. Play with it -love it.
While outdoor cats are catching
diseases, fleas, and fight in-
juries lfrom dogs and cats),
yours will be clean and healthy.
It seems lo run from below JO to
above.-20 i)ercent The-overreae-
tions are reminiscent of a chi ld
trying to guide an automobile.
This is in r egard to the letter-
from Mrs. Smith <Dec 18 ) who
stated that it wa$ a disgrace to
our country when a s tore in ~a:-:placect-itr flag-at
half mast after the death of John
Lennon. , FRANC ES A HENSLEY
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Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot:
O\t\er views expressed on thi's page are those bf their authors and
arUsta. Reader comment ts Invited. A'ddress Tl\e Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . . -~
Boyd I Left, right
ByL.M. BOYD
Remarkable how many
terms there are for left IUJd
right. The o(f horse is on the '
Oeat
Gloomy
Gus
The $38,000-plus per year ($17-$18 per bour)
union auto aaaembly
work« ta what will_eut Cliryaler and other U:-S.
car CMnpanles out of
busin ...
D.M . .J. .
right, the nigh on the left. The
recto ,ide of the book is Qn the
right, the verso side, left. The
epistle is to the right of the
altar, the gospel to the left. In
plants, if the vine curls to the
right, it's dexlrorse, if lo the
left, sinistrorse. Howard
Cosell should memorize these.
Young lady~ are you on
friendly terms with the fellow
who runs the produce depart-
ment al your supermarket? If
so, t e 11 h Im he "s a a
olericultw'iat. He won't mind.
It's tbeseientific name forOl\e
w.bo •tudies t.be produ.ctlon,
storage and marketing or
vegetables.
Tbe momin1 clory, which
closes Its flower every nllflt,
•lac> cloeea ita nower In the
dayltpt just before a rain.
How It knows to do that I can't
say.
r
I agree if rs not nice to have
cats aaopt a corner of soft dirt.
in your yard for a potty. Scatter
moth crystals. They are effec-
tl ve.
And so much better than trap·
ping someone's loved pet.
Sometimes the poor animal
stays terrified all night in thE
cold ln the trap.
Be sure your pet has a collar.
· There are collars with elastic in-
serts to prevent hanging, and
with two little bells to prevent
bird catching.
J . ROGERS
..t•1t•le•errer
To.the Editor:
On Nov. 28, your newspaper
featured a story about so-called
"adoption" controversies in
which our organization, Adopted
Families United, was mistaken-
ly called by another name and
termed an adoptive J)arenu
1roup.
THE INDIVIDUALS and
f amlUe. uaoclated with Adopt·
ed F1miUes United are not just
1doptJve parents. but 1llo in-
d iv l d u.11 who relinquished
chJldren and actults who had
been 9dopted u children ... all
Every dark cloud, however, has
a silver lining for someon~. Let's
s uppose that you are on the
Federal Reserve Board, and that
you know when the int_etest rate
wingo~pan<thowmuch. YouwiU
Sydney Harris
Though he did not serve the
country as Pres ident or war
hero, Lennon did inspir e in
many Americans the si mple
virtues of peace and love. If .we live in '!. "sick society,"
TIM O•lly 1"1191 wek-. cemmol •IMI c-
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Who w:ote these fanious lines?
As a rule. I avoid mul. ..• e.
choice quiues, because they
permit too much gut::.~work. In
this case, though, it would be
crushingly hard lo rack up a de·
cent score without some help.
Here are some widely known lines
or phrases; you are asked to
identify the author of each. One·
third correct is a respectable
total.
1. "Where ignorance is bliss,
'tis folly to be wise." (a)
Shakespeare; (b) Pope; (c)
Thomas Gray; (d) Lord Byron.
2 -"Out. ol •l&ht. out of mind."
(a) Aesop; (b) Thomas A Kem·
pia; (c) Coleridge; (d ) Ben
Johnson
3. "'lbe Almlg~y doll1r." (a)
Mark Twain; (ti) Washington
lrvin1; (c) Longfellow ; (d )
James Whitcomb RUey.
4. "Born wlth a sliver sp00n in
h1I mouth." (a) Marlowe: Cb>
Milton ; Cc ) Robert Louis
Stevenson; (d ) Cervantes .
S. "A dark horse." Ca ) Damon
Runyon; (b) Disraeli ; (c ) Edgar
Allan Poe; (d ) U.S. Grant.
8. "Ask me no questions. and
I'll tell you no lies.'' (a) James
Russell Lowell; (b ) Edward
Lear: Cc> Rudyard Kipling; Cd l
Oliver Goldsmith.
7. "Can the leopard change his
spots?" (a) Aesop; (b) the Old
Testament; Cc) Shakespeare:
Cd) Dante.
8. "Absence makes the heart
grow fonder." (a) Keats; (b)
Amy Lowell: (c) Thomas Bay-
ly; (d) Andrew Marvell.
9. "A chip off the old block."
(a) William PeM; Cb> Edmund
Burke; (c) Abraham Lincoln;
Cd) Henry Thoreau.
10. "Murder will out." <•>
Menander ; Cb > Cardinal
Richelieu; <c> Hawthorne: Cd>
Ch1ucer.
11 . "Necessity is the mother of
mvtntion ." <a.> Plato; lb >
Aesop: (c) Ben Franklin: (d)
Francis Bacon.
12. "Laugh and the world
laughs with you." (a ) Emily
Oickiru1on ; (b) Eugene Field:
(c) Moliere: Cd) Ella Wheeler
Wilcox.
13. "Mus ic bas charms to
soothe a sava1e breast." (a)
Congreve; <b> Shakespeare; (c:)
Shelley; Cd) 8rownin1.
14 . "Nothing succeeds like
success." (a) Voltaire: (b)
Goethe; Cc) Oliver Wendell
Holmes~ ~d> Dumas.
ANSWEU: l. (c) Gray. 2. Cb)
.Kempis. 3. Cb ) lrvin1. 4. (d)
Cervantes. s. (b) Disraeli. s. Cd)
'Goldsmith. 7. <b> Old Testament..
8. (c) Bayly. 9. <b > Burke. 10.
1(d ) Chaucer. 11. <a> Plato. u.
(d) Wilcox. lJ. <•> Con.1reve. 1'.
(d ) Oumu.
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0&4 R PA 1' I m &lit-u v(lrbal •Iii retsmttnt with
a 'A om an t.o <'lean m) how;e for S25 Her husband
wa to wa h tht wlndo"" for li20 Sbe a:.111.1red me
he •ould cto a lhorvu,gh JOb 1tn'1 I ex plained exact
h whllt I wuntt<d 001\f'
I It-ft 11 l'ht'('k fo r tht' lull amoWll as the clean·
101 was to be done wtule I Willi at work The us>shot
I ' lh•t not a ll thl' window were wal>hed , and the
d ea ntng wus p00rl.> (Ion.. I ealled the woman and
b~ sa1d shed don~ htir 'best " She promised to
oome over to elean the windows. but never showed
up
' Do 1 have an) nghti. in th1s matler? My check
was cashed the day it w<i~ received , so I have no
rerourse there Th~ worst part of this is that
ve rbal ae-reemenl.~ 11re useless and trust is a thing
oLthe PM \
W.A , Costa Mesa
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work, you'd have a bard time proving wbat that
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ment, aad do not pay until you hive inspected the
job. Tnl8t Is not n~cessarlly a thing of the past and
verbal agttements are not always worthless. You
jo~t learned a lesson the bard wav.
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SANTA'S LOU HAO HA..v INDtNO
CN,,...J 'theft' aM for the better
Judge criticizes
lawyer 'gouges'
.CHICAGO CA P ) -A federal judge bas
criticized some lawyers in cases stemming rrom
the nation's worst air disaster, warning the prac·
tice of law is not "a license t<rsteal" and saying
the attorneys should charge lower fees.
Senior U.S. District Judge Hubert L. Will re.
ferred to some lawyers for cases related to the
·May 25, 1979, crash of a DC·lO jet at O'Hare In·
ter:national Airport in which 273 died. He bu said
some lawyers are to receive up to 40 percent of
settlements in the suits as a ree.
MORE THAN lM WRONGFUL DEATH ac·
lions are being heard as one case by Will and
Senior U.S. District Judge Edwin A. Robloo.
Almost all are in the pre-trial stages as lawyers
for American Airlines and McDonnell Douglas
Corp., the plane's manufacturer, prepare for trial.
Will's comments came last month at a hearing
on the case and were contained in an official
transcript obtained by the monthly publication
Chicago Lawyer.
American's insurer has been submitting to the
court information about settlements including amounts paid to lawyers. '
WILL SAID HE HAD SEEN cases in which
lawyers were tQ receive up to 40 percent of the set·
tJement. He urged lawyers to police themselves
and negotiate lower fees.
"I see lawyers back ther~shaking their beads
on the theory that, to hell with you, whatever
agreement I make is what I make, and if I want to
give my client a good shafting, it's OK .. .,"Will
said in November.
"You do not have a license to steal because
you are adntltted to the practice of law, nor do you
have a license to gouge because you are admitted
to the practice of law," be told lawyers for
families ol crash victim s.
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lab Preclnct, and wbat to bla steallaa oee."
crhne•bleery ey .. Mould appear the tquac1 deteetlve unit in e... The 1lnt break In tbe cue
but Senta Claua t.ruc11tn' In to the ,,.... sat onto it. He could came from • Radio CU7 Muaie
report a no&eo cblmDey. aee the Pait and tbe Newt JUek· Hall Rocbtte, On her way to the "Let me 1et Ulla atra:!fht, Saa· ins it up at police ex-nae and sta•e door, abe aaw a tall man in ta," tbe Nr~eant •l•h . "Some r-a tuxedo and trench coat bu ....... another nmea editorial on the i d -• 1 meany ma e a belst of your deterior-.Uon of midtown. DI own 52nd St. with a chlm-v," chimney in his arms. Detectives ·-1 Belidea, the commluioner was f ed "You 1ot It," ruped the old rabid on street crime. ann out and did a door by
man, wboee beard and breath • ·o K s G door. seemed to be made of old bar some ·.oore :lf~ ... et yourself A lady walking her Afghan
ra11. "And not a cop ... r ln si&bt "Y .......,_ cau1ht a 1Umpse of a tall man ..-ou ~r -I tot my rep-ith hi i d when you need one... utation to consider,.. crowed w a c mney 10 ne own the
THIS EVOKED a raucous tit·
~r from three hookers being
booked fot solldtlng beneath the
Rockefeller Center Christmas
tree and stirred to life a eray
nannel drunk sleepirjl off an of·
lice party. He burped and Jotoea
the guffawing.
"Cool it, Santa, .. Martin cau·
tiooed, relieved to note that the
press waa still occupied al a sav·
ings bank freeloa.d up thutteet.
''Lef'"sjusthavethedetalls.
"Where was this chimney
and how come it's missing?"
The ser1eant tried to hurry
thinas along before the reporters
got back.
"Stolen," the florid-faced elf
corrected him. "My post is out·
side Cartier's, the jewelers, on
Fifth Avenue. That wind today
would shave you, so I went for a
cup of coffee at the Brew &
Burger. When I eot back 10
minutes later, maybe a litUe
longer, my chimney was gone.
Filched. In broad daylight, on a
crowded street."
Martin signaled the 124 of.
ricer, the precinct clerk, to take
down the squeal. (the com·
plaint). Santa's outraged citizen
stance spelled trouble.
"Brew & Burger?" be echoed
in mock disbelief. "I didn't know
they was big on coffee. Wbat'P
the value of the chimney and
how much was in it?"
.. WHAT DO I KNOW from
chimneys?" Santa s brucced.
"Some plywood, a little paint,
say 20 bucks. On a cold morning
like this maybe I look In nine, 10
clams. Dudes who frequent fan-
cy ice works ain't big at stuffmg
the greenery into chimneys. YQu
do better in front or
Woolworth's."
Mart.in ignored this input or
pavement psychology and
figured the loss at $30 at m0st.
Petty larceny, a misdemeanor.
The precinct had more impor-
tant cases on the blotter, but be
declded to buck t.bia ooe up to
steps ol the 21 Club. Hia collar the crime victim, punctuatin1 was drawn up against the biting
bis threat with a beard·shaking wind 80 abe missed the tuxedo
hiccup. bit and figured be wu a de-
liveryman with some late
Christmas decorations. Tbe coat
check c1lick at 21 confir med the
arrival of a chimney.
VPSTAl&S IN THE squad
room, 1st Class Detective Bernie
Gold thou&bt the cue of the mis·
sing chimney mig.bt have civil
rights ramifications. Church
property and aU that. He alerted
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the bunco squad to be on the
lookout for a con man operating
an illegal chimney.
At bis nod, three other detec:·
lives deserted their coffee mugs
and hit the pavement running.
New York's fmest drew their
dragnet. Even the A & E boys,
arson and explosion, were called
in. Swift as a midnight fii1bt ol re·
indeer, the facts clattered into place.
A bank dick al Marine
Midland saw Santa entering the
Brew & Burger near 11. Saw
him leave, with tottering step, a.t
half past one. Angelo, the bot
dog vendor out.side the TWA of.
lice, gave Santa a free frank
with onions to "get the booze out
of bis breath." A monsignor get ·
ting into a cab near St. Patrick's
witne~ Santa's return: "He
was shalting his bell at a meter
maid and shouting his chimney
had beeostolen."
BVT SHO&TLY BEFOa£
that. it was still in place. A de·
coy cop, posing as a chestnut
salesman, noticed an unattended
chimney as be was aoing off du·
SU&E ENOUGH, there it was:
parked next to the cigar counter.
Seems one of the waiters on his
way to the bank was Intrigued
by the Santa~less chimney.
When it was still there after he
sweated out the long teller line.
he decided t9 take it along to the
club for safekeeping in case San·
ta was off on a bender. Not
wishing trouble on anyone, he
told two Armenians selling
stolen neckties on the comer
wh e r e he was taking the
chimney. Unfortuna\ely, they
were run in for peddling without
a license before Santa got the
word.
Every Christmas story should
have a happy ending. The case
of the missing chimney is no ex·
ception. A Wall Street brokerage
house was having its holiday
bash in a private dining room
upstairs at 21 about the time the
waiter deposited the chimney by
the cigar counter. Leaving the
premises full of the Christmas
spirit, to say nothing of assorted
martinis, stinger and Irish cof.
fee, these bulwarks of the busi·
n ess commun ity divested
themselves or surplus cash and
even an occasional check as
soon as they saw the homeless
chimney.
"SANTA," AS THE sergeant
said, while ret urn ing the
c himney in a glitter o f
flashbulbs and TV lights, ''made
out like a bandit on Christmas
Eve." The take came to $678. in·
eluding a sawbuck apiece from
the three bookers who for some
reason couldn't stop crying.
You won 't find any of this on
the police blotter. But it might
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After 44 years, Southern California's
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E~dison, FV dominate All-Coast Area
Charger•' Workman selected coach of the year by the Daily Pilot
•1 aoo1a cAJU.MON ................ £~ oa Hi&b's Cbar1en ud t..be Founlalo
Valley I! .aron.a. who dominated the i• football
Ma»On l1 Ile no other two schools w the blatory of
t-he Oran se Cotit area. bul tbe lioo'& abate ol area
laurel.I ' w cboien by the Daily Pilot, incl~t
every ap. ~•al cate1ory
Edis. lft's Troy Seurer (linebacker), Ouaine
Jacksoo tde.(enslve back). D.J . eeu· (Offensive
back l an d coach Bill Workman were sin1Jed out
as the be 'st i.n their particular field, while Fountain
VaUey's Duval Love (offensive lineman), Emile
Harry ( receiver>. Brandt Houchen (defensive
lineman! 1 and Malt Stevens <offensive back) round
out the St elect eiebt.
Two offensive backs were cboeen -a runner
and a 1 ;>asser. Like outstanding apples and
oranges, a single selection could not be chosen
amont E lell and Stevens, the area's top runner and
passer.
AOlOf\C the top 22 players in tbe area tbere
were nine chosen from Edison, eipt from Foun-
tain Valley.
The Orange Coast area conaiata of tbe six
Sunset League schools -Edilon, Fountain Valley,
Marina. Newport Harbor, Hunlillltolr Beach and
Westminster.
Also, the Sea View Leasue, which is com-
prised of Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar. Estancia,
El Toro, University and Irvine, in addition to
South Coast League scboob San Clemente. Latuna
Beach and l)ana Hills, Anaelus Leape represen-
tative Mater Dei and Empire Leape entry Ocean
View.
-Although AJl-CIF-selections--wiU not-be an-
nounced until the end of the year, 17 of the 24 first
team players are in line for All-CIF honors, includ-
ing the Division I Player or the Year.
Here is a brier loolt at the top seven players
and the coach who comprise the blue chip list :
-Sewer, a two-time •tarter for the two-time
Bil Five Conference cbamplooa: Twice tbe
Chargers' defensive player ~ the year in the
Sunset Leq\M!, Seurer wu in on U5 tackles, eiv·
int bim m tackles in bia two years at Ediloa. "He
wu oar delenaive leader, tbe quarterback, who
made it all happen," 1ay1 Woft.man.
off another stunner like it did with Kerwin, Duio~J
older brother. . ,
' -IA•e. Fountain Valley's premier lineman~
At 2'S pounds, many tbinlt be is quick enouih iP
play guard in colle1e. Another major collefe
prospect, be is rumored to be the No. 1 player Oil
Arizona State's listofhopefu.b. -.lac ..... the Edison defensive back being cove~ed by virtually every Pac-10 university: He
waa m on 63 tackles, bad three interceptions, re-
covered three fumbles, blocked a punt and _caused
18 incomplet.ions: "'
-&o.ellee, Uae Barons' noseguard: "We'v~
had three first team All-CIF players at nose pard-
for Fountain Valley," says his coach, Mlke Milner,
"But Houchen is the best we've ever bad, ~"
that's saytna a lot." --llell, wlio rushed for 1,652 yards on 216 car-
ries and scored 22 touchdowns: The heart and soul
of Edison's rugged runnin11ame, be is in line for
a major college career u a defensive back, his
natural position. USC, UCLA, Wubineton, tbey all
want him. The question is whether Kansas can pull
-S&evftilwbo led Fountain ·valley to the ciP
Big Five finals with his passin1: He completed 153
or 303 passes for 2,341 yards and 16 touchdowns ,..
a junior. "He is on the threshold of a brillla,at
(See AJ..L.UEA, Pase BS) ~
Reagan did ..
Huskies' goal:;
to stop Carter
By CU.T SEEDEN
OI .. DMty l"tlet tuft
The Washington Huskies and
Ronald Reagan have something
in common this year -stop a
guy named Carter.
Reagan a ccomplished his
goal, but the Huskies, the
Pacific-10 Conference represen·
tative to the Rose Bowl , won 't get
the final returns until Jan. 1, 1981.
That, of course, is when they'll
face the Micbiaan Wolverines,
and, in particular. their bi&hJy
regarded wide receiver Anthony
Carter.
"He's the key guy .• " admits
Washington Coach Don James,
who bas br<>Ught bis team to
Orange County where the
Huskies work out daily at
Orange Coast CoUe"e.
•"TBBY LIKE to throw pua
patterns or comer routes to him
even when they're deep down in
your territory and that '1 tough
to cover because you're in a
man-to-man covera1e a lot or
times down there," James says
of the Oeet-rooted Wolverine re-
ceiver.
points in the last five games.
Washington's passing game
has be<:ome particularly impor·
tant these days with the loss d .
No. 2 tailback Ron Jackson who
may miss the Rose Bowl &•mt
with a sprained ankle .
·'Their linebackers are the
real key to their defense," wama
Washington offensiv~
coordinator Bob Stull. "They do a
good job of stopping both the Pdt
andtherun." ...
SO, BOW DO you put points oil
the board against a team tib Michigan? •
"You have to mix things up;"
says Stull. "We're toin1 ag~
a team which allowed Ohio ~
just three points, and Ohio State
was averafm. 435 yards on ol· rense. Obviously, they're prett,
good."
Figuring out bow to so stop
Carter and coming up with a
reasib)e orrense are two of the
biggest tas ks confronting the
Huskies while they work out at occ.
TAL ENTED GROUP -This highly·touted group of
Ora1 Jge Coast area football players heads the Daily
Pilo· t's 1980 All-Orange Coast Area team. Sitting, from
left, are: Edison running back D.J . Bell, Fountain
Vall ey QB Matt Stevens. Fountain Valley receiver
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Emile Henry and Edison linebacker Troy Seurer. Stand-
ing. from left, are: FV defensive lineman Brandy
Houcher, Edison Coach Bill Workman and Fountain
Valley offensive lineman Duval Love. It's no wonder
these two teams met for tfie CIF Big Five title.
Yet, it is Washington, not
Michigan, whicb is considered the
passing team in this year's Rose
Bowl. The Huskies. with the Pac·lO's No. 2 quarterback Tom
Flick, in the lineup, figure to
test the rigid Wolverine defense
which has allowed just three
At the same time. James and
his staff are watching the team's
e motional buildup gradually
take place.
"WE REALLY try not to
worry about the emotiol(a)
aspects right now. There is not-~
lot of ranting and raving on~
practice field ... says Jam~.
"We're not out there trying .I&>
run 100 plays to perfection. W,
just want to make some p~
gress. ~ Three reasons for a closer game:
"Arter Christmas, we'll Qt
back into the film session me4·
ings and things like that. Tha~
when we'll really lock into it aJil
get emotionally ready to play. ~
~(1) Rams iron big last· time; (2) game is in DallWJ; (3) it's playoff ti~
83 ' JORN SEVANO Ot .. ......, ............
So the ! Rams and Dallas
Cowboys are meeting in the
playoffs 1 again.
Ho-hua a, -What else is new?
NFC powers have met in post.
season play. DaUas holds the
overall edge, 3-2, but the Rams
hold the psychological advan-
tage, having beaten the Cowboys
in Dallas last year. 21-19.
feel they owe the Rams one ...
if not two.
"They (Dallas) are going to be
a m ucb tougher team to play
this time for three reasons," ex-
plained Coach Ray Malavasi
Tuesday. "First, we beat them
bad the last time. Second._~e·re
playing t em in their own back
yard. And third, it's a playoff
game.
It's alr nost lilte a yearly re-.
union-be" ~tw~ friends~
although there's nothing friendly
between them when they get
to1etber• on a footbaU field .
Five ti Imes in the past seven
seasons these two perennial
or course even fresher in both teams minds-will be"t e on ay
night fiasco of Dec. 15 when the
Rams humiliated the Cowboys
at Anaheim Stadium, 38-1.f. The
Cowboys, who will carry an 8-0
home record into the contest ,
"The advantage for us is our
players know they can beat
them''
Per1tTaad-'9· ••et1dem
R~ookie or rese"'e beat U?
POR' n.AND (AP> -Portland Coach Jack
Ramsay cited tbe performance of reserve center
Kevin Ku nnert as one of the keys to the Trail Bla1ers •
108·102 c. >me-from-behind National Basketball As·
SOC!iation victory over Loi Aqeles Tuesday nilbt.
Bull ..-..·Coach Paul Westhead pointed to the
play~ E Clasen' rookie pard Kelvin Ramey, whv
scored a career·hllh 25 poinls and had seven ~·
bounds, n 1ine asslata and a steal, as a key factor.
&AN SEY PIA YBD JI lllNVTES after missinl
the ~1 .. n ' previous came -a lou to P~nlx that
snapped Pwtland'• nine-came wtnnin1 streak -
becamet rl a at.rained knee Ucament.
• .,. t Nllkie (Ramey) made some bl& plays
wbn Po rtllDd bad to have tbem," Weatbead aald.
"H• Ilk &be b1c abota wbea tbeJ Medld &Mm ta..
mOlt. U. 1 Memecl to take it on bimaelf and tUt hurt -ur. -----
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"I 11IOUGtn' KEVIN IWNNEaT bad a sensa·
tional game," Ramsay said. "He did everything wen
-reboundint, blocked shots, defense.
"I thought Kunnert and Tom Owens kept us
respectable at the center poeition. Other teams can't
take advantage or us in the middle when they're eo·
ingwell.''
Owens, the starting center, contributed three re·
bjl.Unds and seven points. Forward Mychal
Thompeon added 13 pointa and 13 rebounda for the
Blazers.
Portland, despite forward Kermit Wubinston
playing only nine minutes because of a respiratory
infection, oul·rebounded the LUen, 47-41.
POlt'ftAND G\JUD 1111PADONacored11
polnta and forward Calvin Nattaclded lT-nlM tn tbe
fourtb ~ aa the Bluen stared ..... of tbe
..J..aken .._, a~tJane.poUat p&a~ ....._ .... ..
Groutiedtbeaconrt ..... ·
The LUen led at ba.lftlme; 17·11.
It waa tbe ftlUa ltr_.pt Yidor7 at bom• for tbe
Bla1en0¥ertbe Lakfta.
'°!!tmd.&. DOW l'f·IO. wW pl&J Ooldea 8'at. at
bome -11nmaa1 allbt. Tiie L*en. M·IJ ID t.M·
Paellk Dlvillca, will be lclle uad1 tJMr)llQ hldlaa
in Loi Anlelet P'rtda1 ntabt.
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That latter poi nt hasn 'l
necessarily held true in recent
years, though, as the winner of
the regular season meeting bas
gone on to lose in the playoffs on
three or the past four occasions.
The Rams almost find
the~delltiHl poe·
lion they were last year. except
to reach Super Bowl XV in New
Orleans they're going to need
one more win since they enter
the playoffs as a wild card en·
tr ant.
The Rams, to -repnt u NFC
·champions, are 1oin1 to bav• to
win three games on the road and
play their opponents with a
large number of battle-wounded
standine on the sidelines.
In all, the Rams have ac·
cumulated ·12 major· fofuries
compared to 19 from lut season.
The difference between the two
figures, however, la tbe Ram in·
SC'• ROBINSON
WILL REMAIN
juries or 1980 have come during "My philosophy is that if~
the latter stages. players' minds aren't right, y
Surprisingly , des pile the can forget it. We'll have so
sideline count, the Rams have run and we'll get our prepa
played some of their best foot-lion done.'' James adds.
ball durin& the past six weeks, That fun included a trip
and and that can only be at-Universal Studios Tuesday •
tributed to the team '~th. _an _earlierjauo.Lto KnoJ • --.rwe-were Irr muc-11 bette-r Farm. After ""ltfcliigan~a~m~-~~~=I
physical condition last year," Christmas day, both teams be
admitted Malavasi, "but we're a for Disneyland ~
better football team this season. \
·'Certainly. our physical con-WHILE IT llA Y sound uie
dition doesn't look good now, but the Huskies. seven-point un-
five d~ from now we hope to derdop, are taking thin11 eaa~
be in-better shape." -the1:rut.h is tbey're'oli!y-·-.earinl
Four players -Pat-Tbomas up for wbat rs sure -t,0-be a
C ankle>. Mlle Fanning (back>. tougher practice schedule after
Carl Ekem (knee) and Willie Chrlstmas. ·
Miller (Ou> -have been listed Also m .the Huskies' side II
as doubtful for the Cowboys. history. Wubin1ton u&::
The key to the Rama' chances Micbi1an. 27.21) in tbe 1'78
this year, accordin'-to Bowl and they know Wolvertne
Malnui, will be the team s de-Coach Bo Scbembechler b•
sire. never WOil a Roae Bowl 1ame.
"To win it, to Cet it all, you In addition, Pac·lO teams ~
have to have 45 IUY• wbo want it a decisive edge in Rose Bo
so bad tber'll be willlnl to pay · meet with Blc 10 teama.
any price,' be says. "I think our "Those stata are tnM,'' saYW
team is COftftdent because we've James, "because usually USC
been there before and we're a playing. '!bat's why tbe Pac.
better football t .. m. But we're baa so much succesa."
the wild card so we're 1o6na to Waatmtct-ll the onl1 Pac·
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football Coach John Roblmoa Of coune, the Ram• ba,_'t able to chip away at tbe
siped an ntenatoa of bll CGD· done anytldq tbe eaay way so UCLA dominance of tbe
tract -ru.day, mdlna apecula-far tbta aeaaon. Wby 1bould ference in recent year
Uon be would IDOft on to a Na· beatlnl the CowboJ& be uy cllf. IOIDetllbli tbe BuMMa w-.
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LAS VEGAS The ttlan\a ralci)GJ and San EIJ
01c10 :'h&tl._.,., 1rt' lhe favori~u to mff\ ln Su1M9r •II•
Bowl X Ln New Orlean» next mon\h and both
IHm• bave an llQ~•I chuc. ol wUulln1 U.. 1ame.
accordl.na 'o oddlmalu1r ltub Martln.
Man_lrl mack Atlanta and San Olt10 !M favori\ea ln lhe
• u~r 9owl ~Uln1 llnt' P'O'led at LIM Unlon Plau Hotel.
Manin t.el th Ua., ~t 1 2 for th.s "9Uladelphia Ea1le1, 4·1
for the Cltvel1md Uruwo1>, 8 l for the Buffalo Bllh' and 1$·1 for
the Mlf\neltOl• Vlkln1£i. In lhe wild card teama. \he l>allu
owbo)'• wen· 8 1 thu l.o.1 An1ele1 ftacn• were UH, the
Houaton OUeir_. w~rt: \2 l and \he line for the Oakland Raldert
..... et al 15 l
"l'hill 18 the cloiu:st betu.n. Super Bowl 1 can recall in
many yei.rs." 1>a1d Martin. "ln prevlowa y~art !lome teams
that were wild cards might h•ve been 40-1, 5CM."
He,, :ia1d the 1980 wild cud cont.enders "are very closely
mlltch~. In fact an some cases the wUd card.1 are better than
the division WU\ners So re1dly almost everybody cao wln."
Tbe W\ld card playoffs begin SWlday with Houston play-
ing al Oakltmd for the Amencan l"ootball Conference and the
fhtm11 -at l>islla:tin the National ft"ootball Confennc --...-----Qteete •I,,_ .... -----.
"It's hard to compare acting and playing footb•ll
and I'm glad they're making me a producer of lllms. I
enJOY these scars not being real." -O.J . Simpson, the
running back ·turned-actor.
A La Jolla dentist says an early momln1 patient EE
Monday who needed emergency dental care before 4 t
Roing to work Monday ni1ht waa a lot roo~ cordial
than anticipated. But thanks to Dr. William
Kostelecky. sportscaster Howard CoeeU was able to provide
his usual color commentary during Monday nlaht's National
FootbaJJ League game between the Chargers and the Pitts·
bur"h Steelers. "I was s urpriaed," Kostel~ky said. "He
was a 1 ~al swell guy: givfng auto1rapha to
all the girls here. He was very coo1enial",
. . . The Dallas Cowboys sold 9,000 tickets
Tuesday for their National Conference
wild card playoff game Sunday against the
Rams, leaving 12,000 Texas Stadium seats
. still on sale. ll was the biggest sincle day
sale the Cowboys have ever had ...
Northwestern University named De•·
ah Green, 31-year-old Stanford
coordinator aS-its new tootball coach
-Tuesday. He becomes the first black head
coHLL football coach in the Big Ten Conference
.... Earl Campbell who came within 66 yards of lhe coveted
2.000-yard mark which only O.J. Slmpeoa has broken, was
the leading rusher in the NFL for-the third straithl season,
the league office announced Tuesday. CampbeU paced the
Houston Oilers into the playoffs wilh hjs 1,934 yards, the
second highest total in league history ... Michigan led all
NCAA schools with an average attendance of 104,292 for six
home games the past football season.
8..U. ~d~ K nlrlc• on 'l'1wl9' J•••per
Reggie Theus hit a short jumper with 1:26 left m
and the Chicago Bulls held off a late rally Tuesday
night to score a 117·114 National Basketball As·
sociation victory over the New York Knicks. The
Knicks had won five in a row and eight of their past nine
In other games, Cedric Maxwell scored 29 points,
Larry Blrd Z1 and Nate Archibald 24. and Boston raced to its
eighth consecutive victory in a 136·128 shootout with Denver
. . . Phil Ford scored on a driving layup with three seconds
re maining to lift Kansas City to a 102·100 victory over
Cleveland . Adrian DuUey scored 14 of his 30 points in
the fourth quarter. and Utah held Dallas without a field goal
for almost all of the final six minutes to beat the Mavericks.
101 ·96 . . . J1mes Edwards, making 10 of 12 free throw
had 24 points to lead a balanced fndiana attack as the Pacers
spoiled Bob MadUnaoa's debut as coach or New Jersey with
a 125·109 victory . . Guard Eddie Jolutaoa led Atlanta with
24 points as the Hawks scored a 100-83 victory over
Washington. It was Atlanta's first victory over the Bullets in.
three tries this season . . . Guard Walter Davis came off
the be.nch in the second period and scored seven of his 17
points lo break open a close game as Phoenix beat Detroit.
113·104. The victory was the fifth in a row for the Suns ...
Lloyd Free, Bernard King and Purvis Slilort combined for 69
points as Golden State handed Houston its filth straight loss.
, 14·99
,.,..,~al gal11• I I~ 011 Glll11eaf• _,
\
four seconds to go gave Montreal a 2·2 tie with ~ Bob Galney's 13th goal or the season with just ~
Quebec in a National Hockey League game Tues·
day night . . . Steve Christoff, one of the heroes
of the United States Olympic hockey team last February.
scored three goals for the first time in his NHL career to lead
Minnesota to a 6·2 victory over Detroit . . . St. Louis struck
_ for three power play goals after Larry Pa&ey'• sixth
shorthanded goaJ of the season in a four-goal second period
JD<Lbeat.£ittsbuz:gh~ .6-3-. • .---Mar~llowucored ::two-coab
ana assisted on another to lead Hartford to a 7·2 victory over
Toronto . . . Doe Lever's goal with 1 :06 remaining in the
game boosted Calgary to a 2-2 deadlock with the New York
Islanders . . . Right wing WUly Unds&rom'• power play
goal at 18: 10 of the third period sparked Winnipeg to a 5.4 vie·
tory over Colorado, ending the Jet's record NHL winless
str.eak at. 30 games -
Mee• ..... Reller•• I• •• • fe• ~,._.
The New York Mets sought to shon up their •
bullpen by signing free agent left-hander Da.e
Roberts lo a two-year contract on Tuesday.
"There isn't a doubt in my mind that Dave ·
Roberts will be a biC help to the Meta," said Lou
Gormaa, vicepresident of baseball operations for t.be Mets.
"He pile.bed well for lhe Mariners. He aUU hu plenty of ve
savvy loclly on his fastball, and he baa the to get people out"
. . . Former Boston Red Sox ouUielder
Jim ~er hu •creed to a three-year eon·
tract with the Baltimore Orioles, becom·
lng the second free a1ent siped by t.be
!club this year, team offlctala aakl Tues·
day, Dwyer, 30, batted .285 and belted ftine
1home runs and 31 RBI Jurini II sames
with the Red Sox last aeuon . . . The
Milwaukee Brewers siped frM a1ent
third bueman a.y Hewell to a mulU-year
contran 'ru.tay, )eavtn1 tbe atatua of
!veteran Sal ..... -.p l.n t.be air. Bude>,,
C10N1tn who la 3'1, bu indicated be would ret1n lf
tbe Brewen aiped anotber tblnl ,..... . . . u .8. Open
cbampioa ~ •cB•ne and veteran ._ ...... were -~ --t•.,.,.•moar1be""1Dp ~ pl•~ named 'heeday to o.. ~u.s. ·
~ Davis Cup learn, flnt year eoMb AIUmr AIM .. ad ..• ~ .-Waabln1ton State Un1Yer1tt1 Atlalttlc Director I••
·. la•'..tdl aaya he bu removed bla name from COMideraUaa
• for a llmllar poet at tbe Unlventty of NeHda-Lu V••at •.. ,.. ... ., ............
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M(·(;lt>11k1•y leads Loyola to victory
t 'roM i\ p .... a&CIMt•
-I.OS ANG t!:Ll•:s !'M!tllOr (Ol'Wlll 1111 lh1rry
8rooks and l;urv114 Mllll'I' 1•umhln"4I for 441 points
Tuesday night. leudlnl( USl' to •n f'1u1y K2 ~ non
conference rollcl(~ h1111ketb•ll victory ov•1r v1111tin1t
Drexel University.
Brooks had a c itreur hlah 2fl po1nt11 und
grabbed seven rebounds whHe Miller added 20
points and pulled down eight rebounds.
Maurice Williams bad 14 points and eight re·
bounds for the Trojans, who are now S-2. J ames
McDonald added 13 points for USC.
Len Hatienbeller and Randy Burkert led
Drexel, which dropped to 3-3. with 16 points each.
Hatzenbeller pulled down a game-high nine re·
bounds.
The Trojans scored the game's first seven
points in leading all the way. It was 19·6 m idway
through the first half but the Dragons narrowed
the gap to 36-28 at halftime.
Drexel never challenged seriously after the in·
lei-mission as the Ttojans slowly pulled away.
USC made 50.8 percent of its field goal at·
tempts while Drexel connected on 42.9 percent of
its floor shots. The Trojans out-rebounded the
Dragons37·30.
i..,.a. IJreese• •1'er Cal 8••e LA
Forward Jim McCloskey scored 31 points ,
leading Loyola to a.n easy 89-5.5 non-conference col·
lege victory over visiting Cal State (LA >.
The triumph was the most one-sided win in 20
years for Loyola. The Lions hadn't won as de·
cisively since they defeated San Diego State 90·54
in the 1960-61 season.
Center Mike Antoine had 19 points and 11 re·
bounds for the Lions, who are now 3·6. Forward
Art Claybion added career-high totals of 14 points
18 rebounds for Loyola.
• Guards Juvenal Guerrero and Willie Smith
paced Los Angeles State, which fell to 2·7, with
eight points each.
Loyola led at halftime 42.29 before breakin~
the game open early in the second half. The lions
scored 30 of the first 38 points in the second half
Nonlwrlt A rf :011a 111,. IJOl8
SANTA BARBARA -Guard Elliott Jones
made two free throws with 22 seconds remaining
giving Northern Arizona University a 50-49 non.
conference victory over UC Santa Barbara.
Jones' foul shots gave lhe Lumberjacks a 50.47
lead. UCSB completed the scoring on a tip-in by
Richard Anderson with 12 seconds to go.
Jones led all scorers with 24 points. Mike
Evans added 10 points and a team-leading eight
rebounds for the Lumberjacks. who are now 6·4.
t·d 1)0 ~ ix·n·1·11t of It~ nonr shot~ 10 t he r.nal 20
ffitnUll'li
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MANHATTA N, Kan. Indiana 's jun ior guard
Randy Wittman poured in a team·h1gh 14 points to
lead the 15th-ranked Hoosiers to a 51 44 victory
Qver Kansa5 Slate.
Wittman hit on six or eight all<'mpts from the
field, mostly on long shots over the Wildcats' tight
3·2 zone defense. Wittman also keyed the Hoosiers'
defense by s hutting off Kansa!t St ate guard
Rolando Blackman. Blackman scored 15 points but
was held to six-of-12 from the field
The Hoosiers led 22-19 at halftime. then out
scor ed Kansas State 12·4 over a seven-rnfnute
stl'etch early m the second half to open..t)Te rr h1~
gest lead of the gam P, 38-27
The Wildcats pulled within four at 48·44 with 41
seconds left on a fre<' throw by lilackm<in Hut In·
diana guard Isiah Thomas sank three or four fret'-
t hrow attempts in the last 32 seconds to ice the \"ll"
tory for the Hoos ier!.. 6-3 on lhe season
Kansas State dropped to 5·2 with the Ills~
Marwla11d fl~••• G~orflla Ttt'h
ATLANTA Albert King srored 20 or his 28
points in the opening ha ir to po"n t ht• ninth
ranked Mar) land Terrapin!. to a 66 55 \ICl•Jn OH:•r
Georgia Tech in an · Atlantic C11a i.1 Co nferenCl'
opener
The Terrapin~. 7 I. took a 27 ·211 lead at an
termission behind the shooltng of Kang. a 6 Ii senaCJr
forward. King connected on eight <Jf 11 shOts from
the field and four of four from the free lhrc1\\ ltnt'
to score20of Maryland 'l> 27 f i rst half prnnb
Tech. 3·4. fel l b~hind 10·0 bl•fore G~orl(t•
T hom as scorc•d the Yellow J a('ket" fi r~t bask ct
more than seven minutes into the game The
J ackets never got closer than eight pomL'\ m th1~
opening 20 minutes until Ste ve Sh<1w droµped 1n <1
pair of free throws at the· b11zzl'r t'l "h1 ttle
Maryland's lead to seven
llHJ llgltt• oll tt'~brr S••r
OGDl'.:N, Utah -Danny Afoge scored 26 points
to help Brigha m Young build an early lead. and
the Cougars fought off a determined Weber State
College comeback attem pt for an 85·78 noncon ·
ference victory
The 20th ranked Cougars now have a 7 2 record.
while in-state rival Weber State sh pped to 3·8
Ainge and Fred Roberts. with 22 points. paved
the w~y for Brigham Young as the Western
Athletic Conference team led from lhe opening
tipoff.
Fnutr-ated ..
Kings 'f tDel
explosi•on
INGLEWOOD (h P ) -It
figured that if· the:1 bad the
chance. the Loi An«·• ties Kini•
would take out a few r' iastraUona
on the Edmonton 01 len. And
that 'sexactb wh•tha1• peoed.
The Kings entered Tuesday
night's National Hock•ey Leacue
g;1me against the Oile c ·s mired in
a four-game winle:s.s streak,
something not unusual for them in
the past but somewh11 t shocking
this season. On the oth•?'r hand, the
Oilers have been strug f:Ung.
SO it wasn 't surpris· 11ng that the
Kings rolled to a '1·4 ·victory
behind two goals apie ce by Dave
Taylor. Charlie Simm· Hr and Mike
Mu rphy
"We we re definitely in a
slump having not wor 1 in the last
four games." said Murphy,
'"W1"vc been allowir •& a large
number of goals agaim1 tus and we
WC ff' not pleased with o 11.1rselves.
"Sometimes. we g1 ! t careless
playthg 1tt home and come out
fl;it Tonight was a dill ' icult game
for us. Wl' weren't st.1 arp in our
warmup I thought wep layedwell
an tht• r.rst and second 1: •erions but
1t w:i sn 'tuntilthethird I >eriodlhat
w1· µ11t tht· gaml' away. '
Thi· Kan~s. 22·9·3, tool~ a 3·1 lead
1r1l11 thl' lhird period I Jefore ex·
pl11thn.: for four )?oals. making it
:1111'.1:0.v. 1h•t'll>ive victo1 · y.
·· P..rsonally. I've b.1 !en strug-
1: I 111 g lutt'.y,'' co111mented
Murr>h> ··wtll'n you'r· e not get·
ltnj.( Ofrt·n~JVt.' prodU I !tiOn and
y ou try hurd in practi · ::e. it gets
rru:-.t rat Ill~
''A two -goa l game like
111111ght makes me feel I ike things
ar1• guinjl l•l start break ing again.
11 g1vel> me real conficl ence. The
goals for me tonight t ire like a
liJ.:h1 atlhl!endofatunn1 ~l."
Oilers lo~~ e
in title gal me
The lluntington Bt : acb High
girls basketball team 1 ;cored OO·
ly six points in the thi1 · d quarter
a nd couldn't recove,r-, as the
Oilers lost to Foothill I I ugh, 53~
1n the champions hip go me of the
Sixth Annual Cypres!• Touma-,
mt·nt TuPsda)' night.
T racl'y Clinkenbear 1 I led the
-Oil ers' offensive attar k with 14
µn1nts while Tammy Buckets
<.Jddf'd nine. For lhei 1 -efforts,
both were na med ll > the All·
tournament team.
In the game for th i rd place,
~arina High came fr• J m behind '° pull out a narrow. 55-52, win
m'f>r ho~t Cypress. Cer 1 ler Melin·
t.la Burm , scored 14 points for
thl' Vikings while gu ard Linda
Rohn and forward Col: l een Berry
added ten apiece B urris and
Ber n · were also nan 1 ed to the
all tol1mament1eam.
In the title game. J ·luntington
nr•;i ch trarled the enti1 ·e way but
"t•re rto"'-n by only -;ix at the
htt lf. Z1 21 The disast rous third
4 uarter left the Olle1 ~s trailing
h~ 12 entering the fr nal stanza
and Huntington Beach never got
close
n ctty Mendoza pull 1id down a
tea m hi gh 18 rebou nds while
Rurkels grabbed 12.
. The loss drops H untington
Reach to 6-3 on the year. The
Oilers will take on city rival
Edison 11.Jgh this Satu1 ·day in the
(1 r s t round of the Estancia
Tournament Ma rina i ~1 now 6·2.
Anderson paced UCSB with 19 points and nine
rebounds. York Gross added 13 points for the
Gauchos, who are now 4·3.
UCSB held at 25-16 halftime lead but went cold
artertlie'ifttertntsSlon~ing only 33 percen o
its-fi eld goal attempts. NAU. meanwhile, connect·
Enjoying leads of as many as 19 poinl,j, in lhe
second half. RYU was forced to slow the temp<J
Whim-Webet::S ...'.J'odd-U,6f-P6r, W-00 led-al~ b~Fers--
-w1th-~. and Rich Escanaon started h1llin~ from
outside
Otras wins, &D-58
-Pir.ate.s goes flat
Spec.tel &o &lie Dally Piiot
COVINA -Orange Coast
College, playing its flatest game
of the season, fell 60·56 to Citrus
College in a non-conference
basketball game here Tuesday
night.
The Pirates. C7·3> committed 21 turnovers to Citrus· eight and
although tbey led 30-28 at
halftime, loet that lead earl¥ in
the second hall and never did re-
gain lL
Citrus (~7) shot just 38 per·
cent on the night (23 of 61), com-
pared to a percent by Orange
Coatt (24 of 50) and were outre·
bounded by the Pirates. 36·25.
But after OCC took a five point
lead, 38--33, wttb 16 minutes lel't.
the tumoven began to take \heir
toll. Citrus' bluest lead was
51:U with ':07 remainin1.
At that point, Citrus went into
a del., olfmae, forclAI Oranae
Cout to foul. Citrus' final six
polntl were all oa free throws.
Forward 'John Saunder•, •
topbomor1 from II ater Del
Kt1b. led OrMC• Cout bl scor·
ln1 wtth 11 poh1tl and lD re ~ wttb ftve but fouled out
I
of the game with 10 minutes left.
Greg K.rohnfeldl, a sophomore
guard from Estapcia High and
Ri c h Kindorf , a freshman
forward from Corona del Mar
High, each had 10 poinU for the
Pirates.
OCC's next game Is this Satur·
day against arch-rival Golden
WestatGoldenWesl.
The Rustlers are led by Jim
Eldridge, a bustling type of ball
player. He has been the team's
leading scorer this season and
among the top rebounders on the
~!!am .
Punch gets
• suspens1011
T UCSON. Ariz . (AP J
University of Ariiona starting
center Dave Mosebitr buffered
facial cuts Tuesday night when
he was punched by a teammate
in a pickup game after practice
Greg Cook was suspended
from the t eam inde finitely,
Coach Fred Snowden s aid after
"the incident.
M osebar. a fl· 11 sophomore
from Vis alia s tarted the
past four games and averaged
4.7 points and 3.2 rebounds. He
was treated at the university
medical center and released.
FOOT8ALL I UC IRVINE I HORSE RACING
,
•
Roger Carlaon
Sadly, athletic foundation to close doors
Haw you enr wond«red what bet•ball would
~ Uh without Cooperstown'• Hall ol rame1
waa lold ln Septem~l' to expeet no trouble in secur·
Inf newback1n1.
A kllt of us bavt never had \he pleuure of a
visit.""' 11'1 aute nlc:• lo kJM>W U'a available If the
r tt.D<'e ev• bttomea rtallty
And what *Ouid football be wtllwut a 1ruup to
pl<'k lhfo AU Amt"rtn tom•"
ThoM anticipations, however, fell throutb 10
day& •co. much to the dismay of Uttle Bill
Schroeder, wbo happens to be ooe of Soutbem
Calilorrua's bit1est personalities in the sport.a
world.
F~1a~ IN ova 80Clt.'TY. lbe1.i thin1s
rt'maJn Jtablr tn •n t"Vt-.r ch&nllnl world. Un
forh.inau•l)•. Southern CaUfom.I•'• mo.t cherifihcd
athletic shnn ltoesn't flt tn that ut.e1ory
furtu.r.-fut "4 y«iu~. one~ ulled the Hehn~
thleuc Pow\41Uon, more r~c~Dll)' the Cl\bens
~av1np Athletic Fwndauon, 1t ls coins O\I\ u f bust
nt-H tn ont week
There really lsn 'l anyone, who has been
:around Southern Calllomia sporta for any lenl\b of
lime, wbo is not aware of the lremendous amount
ol time and energy the Schroeder-Dyer combina·
lion has put into compilina ~ unreal sports
museum, sports library and awards pro{ram.
Without them there would have been no All·
CtF playersthesepaslfourdecades. None.
That's. rillhl 81U Schroeder and his sidekick
for tht pat;\ 30 yellt"i., Untven "Buddy" Dyer, have
t~t their s~rsbip with the Cwver City bank
On the eve of 1•1 ~nd the release of the 1980 CIF
01v1 loo I football team. the end of a 44-year
drum~ to become fact
Every year, it seems, the question bas come
up regard.in& the selection of All·CIF players in
football, basketball and baseball.
People wonder how these selections are made,
but it always seemed kind of boring to really ex·
plain it in print.
BVT roa THE llECOllD, for the past 44
years. Schroeder and Oyer have been putting
together facts and figures, then hosting a group of
selected SPOrtswriters to bash it out.
THE•£ W£&E av•oas earlier ln the year
•hat the foundation was in trouble, but Schroeder
t.
ffolidag 011 ice
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Boston Bruins defenseman Brad Park
wheels his son, Robby, around the rink at
Boston Garden as the Bruins held their an·
nual Christmas party. Robby suffers from
cerebral palsy.
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Santa, where are you?
Antemers anxious for a visit
By JOHN SEV ANO
Oft .. O.Uy l"lleUtatl
With the holiday upon us, it
was only fitting to ask the
players on the UC Irvine basket·
ball team what they were asking
Santa Claus for Christmas.
Indeed. it seem s like ages
since 'ol Saint Nick paid a visit
to the Irvine campus. Maybe
that's why lhe players were so
anxious to submit their needs.
So. without further adieu,
here 's what wa s asked
for :
...CoadUlill Mullie~n .. _. a de·
rense.
Kevin Magee . . . SO points
and 20 rebounds per game.
Grant Taylor . . . a passing
game.
Kevin Fuller . . . a watch so
he could get to practice on time.
87·day meeting
Ben McDonald ... two years
of college experience.
Randy Whieldon quicker
feet defensively.
Robbie Beal . . another year
of eligibility.
.Ranier Wulf ... four more in·
ches.
Jason Works . . control.
Louis Bremond . . a shooting
touch from the outside.
Don Barnes ... more
minutes. especially since he
!facriflced an eJCtra year of
eligibility.
Quinfin-S-rown . . anoeher
chance.
Scott Hartman . . . someone
oth e r than Magee to play
behind.
Assistant Coac h Bo b
Schermerhorn . . . a rebirth of
Sama Anita opens
ARCADIA -Six former na-
tion al riding champions and
many of the nation 's top
thoroughbreds will be on hand
for the longest and richest meet·
ing in Santa Anita's «-year his·
tory that begins an 87 ·day meet
Friday.
Included amon1 the former
national champions are Bill
Shoemaker, Laffit Plncay, Jr ..
Darrel Mcffar1ue , Sandy
Hawley, Eddie Delahoussaye
and Anael Cordero, Jr. Jn addi-
tion, 1• Eclipse award wlnner
Chm McCarron will also be m
hand. An --=a·u,,,..,,..a~"'v::::e es sc e
totallin1 an all-time record SC.5
million la hi1bll1bted by tbe
$400,000.paranteed Santa Anita
Handicap, Sunday, March 8.
Other top features include tbe
Charlee ff. Strub Staket, Santa
Anita Derby , San Juan
Ca piatrano and the Santa
'
Margarita Handicap, all worth
at least $200,000.
Racing will be conducted Wed·
nesday through Sunday along
with three special dates -'fuea.
day Dec. 30, April 21 and Mon·
day, Feb 16 .
First post th.rough Feb. 8 is at
12 :30. Alter that it will be 1
o'clock Feb. 11 th.rough the clos·
ing dat.e of April 22 with excep-
tion of Handicap day, ~arch 8,
when poet time ls 12:30.
Among the top horses
scheduled t.o race are Hunt and
Stronach'• Glorious Son1. YOted
to older fU1 or marund...C,111 ·
an ol lbe year; Dotaam
Stable's John Henry. top male
turf r,rtormer; and John M.
Schil • PJugced Nickle. tbe belt
sprinter.
Callfomla-foaled two-year-
olcb will 1quare olf Saturday ln
the Calllornla Breeden' cham-
pion stakes at ae•en furtonp.
Chaffey JC's basketball pro·
gram.
Assistant Coach Herb Livsey
. another chance at Orange
Coast's basketball program.
Assistant Coach Mike Bokosky
. . . a shot at any basketball
program.
Former UCI Coach Tim Tift
, .. a nothe r c hance with
Mulligan's talent.
Athletic Di r ect or Linda
Dempsay ... no scandals or
NCAA violations.
WeU, there you have il. Merry
Christmas eve~ne~
* * * In trying to construct a more
attractive home schedule for
next season, Mulligan has
already contracted Loyola and
Boise State for the 1981·82 cam·
paign, with the possible addition
of a home-artd·home series with
USF also looming.
The one hitch in the USF
series is the Dons want to play
at the Anaheim Convention
Center when they come south.
Can't say that I blame them,
either. Crawford Hall couldn't
hold Fountain Valley's basket·
ball attendance. • • • The road will -not get any
kinder to the Anteaters their
next time out as they are
scheduled to face Te:us Al&M,
one of the nation's t.op-ranked teams, in the opening round of
the KOA Classic ,in Billlnga.
Montana. Monday.
One consolation ia the fact UCl
will then play its next four
games. includinc two PCAA con·
tests, at Crawford Hall. • • • Although MuJU1an ls tb:roq,h e~pedmentill_pitb Jkft11au
havlnc settled for either the
presaure-manorthe l ·S.1 sonede·
pendlnl oo the oppoeltlon, he's
sli II DOt t.brouab trylft1 to bide
someofblateam'1weakneue1.
Mu1li1an la still in a quandary
aa to what to do with cert.aln ln·
dlviduals who can't run, shoot or
play defense.
. .
.
Ei1bteen to 20 writers convene under
Schroeder's whip and blackboard. It baan't been a
perfect system and bltcbin1 Cthis writer ln·
eluded) was common.
But as Dyer said tbe other day, "We know we
can't choose every deaervina athlete. But we do
try to make sure the ones we do pick are deserv-ing."
It's a man·killin1 job in terms of hours, but a
love of labor kept these two at it anyway, unW this
turn of events which puts the entire system in peril.
''WRY DOESN'T THE CIF take care of
this?.·• was an immediate question.
Well, the CJF Southern Section doesn't, and
never has, burden, itself with these responsibilies.
Why? For the simple reason it is far too muc
to expect. You just don't come up with a
Schroeder-Dyer combination willing to put in that
much lime, year after year, lo keep tbings going.
These guys have been worting for peanuts on an
hourly wage scale.
And really. the entire athletic foundation
package goes far deeper than just high school
athletics.
Fro• P•pBJ
ALL-A R EA. • •
career." says Milner. He holds the season record
for passing yardage at Fountain Valley, in addi-
tion to the single-game record (284 yards against
Westminster).
-Harry, the Barons' big play receiver:
"Emile is reminiscent or Ken Margerum," says
Milner. "He has a great mental concept of the
game.·· Harry caught 52 passes for 1,165 yards, a
22.4 average gain per catch. He scored a dozen
touchdowns.
-Workman, in his eighth year at the helm of
the Chargers: Blessed with abundant talent.
Workman didn't waste it. His team displayed an
almost flawless attack in racing to a 14·0 record
and uping the school 's winning streak lo 22.
Edison displayed a defense which was second
to none and Workman is quick lo point to his assis·
tanls for the Charg~rs' defensive success. Of-
fensively . the Chargers averaged 26 points a
game
First team offense
Pos. Player, school Ht. Wt. Cl
TE-Mike Alexander, Edison 6·3 211 Sr T -Duval Love, Fountain Valley 6-3 245 Sr
G -Dave Uranich, Mater Dei 6·3 220 Sr c -Scott Strosnider. Edison 6-3 212 Sr
G -Doug Nichols, Marina 5-10 200 Sr T -Larry Williams, Mater Dei 6·6 235 Sr_
SE-Emile Harry, Fountain Valley 6-0 175 Sr QB-Matt Stevens, Fountain Valley 5·11 175· Jr
RB-0 .J . Bdl. Edison 5.9 178 Sr .
.RB-Eric Willingham, Westminster 5-8 165 Sr Fl-Rey_Gubemick. Fountain Valley 5.9 165 Sr
PK -Greg Steinke, Fountain Valley 5-8 150 Sr.
Finl team defense
DE-Rob Warden, Edison 6·1 188 Sr
OT-Greg Pacos. El Toro 6·3 230 Sr
NG -Brandt Houchen, Ftn. Valley 6-0 195 Sr.
DT-Bill1bomas, Edison 6-0 195 Sr.
DE-Jack Braman, Ftn. Valley 5·11 195 Sr.
LB-Troy Seurer. Edi6on 5-H 180 Sr
LB-Lance Stewart, Laguna Beach 6·0 190 Sr.
LB-Rick DiBemardo, Edison 6-3 214 Jr.
DB-Bob Shollin, Corona del Mar 6-0 165 Sr.
DB-Duaine Jackson, Edison 6-0 190 Sr.
DB-Tim Finley, Fountain Valley 6·1 180 Sr.
Punter-Troy Richardson, Edison 6-0 200 Jr.
~oad team offense
TE Jamie Aiken, Estancia 5-ll 185 Jr.
T -Pal Duddy, Corona del Mar 5-10 190 Jr.
G -Paul Reinbach, Edison 6·1 211 Sr. c -Scott Hoth, El Toro 6·0 190 Jr.
G -James Southward, Fountain Vly 5·8 185 Sr.
T -Mark Long, Edison 6·1 214 Sr.
SE-Mel Jackson. Edison 6·1 175 Sr,
QB-Jim McCahill, Estancia 6·1 185 Jr.
RB-Damon Sweazy, El Toro 5-8 160 Jr.
RB-Dave Geroux, Edison 5.9 202 Jr.
WR -Mike Giddings, Newport Har. 5·11 180 Sr.
PK -ZoranZac, Hunt. Bch 6·0 165 So.
SeC0.d team defeaH
DE-Dave Desper, Fountain Valley 5·9 170 Sr.
DT-JoturStockham, Newport Harbor5·9 210 Sr.
NG-John Schroeder, San Clemente 6-0 200 Sr.
OT-Bill Tyler, Fountain Valley 6-0 210 Sr.
DE-Joe Livernois, Mater Dei 5-8 170 Jr.
LB-Jim Carlson, Westminster 6·1 204 Sr.
LB-Randy Reyes, Corona del Mar 5-10 166 Jr.
LB-Bob Thompson. Huntington Bch 6-0 178 Sr.
DB-Bob Owens, San Clemente 6·3 170 Sr.
DB-Lance Gilbert, Ocean View 5-11 180 Sr.
~B-:_~b Grandstaff,~ina 6-0 178 Sr.
Third Team offense
TE-Jeff Clerisse. Ocean View 6-3 180 Jr.
T -Jerry Harmon, El Toro 6·0 185 Sr.
G -Kevin Shelden, Corona del Mar 6·1 205 Sr. c -Clarke Smith. Newport Harbor 5-11 185 Sr.
G -Dave Tischer, Ocean View 5-11 180 Sr. T -John Kaloper.. Fountain Valley 5· 11 1510 Sr.
SE-Mike Davis. La~una Beach 5·11 155 Sr.
QB-l<en Major, Edison 6·0 178 Jr.
RB-Bretl Jeisy, San Clemente 6·1 195 Sr.
RB-Doug Irvine, Ocean View 5·10 170 Sr.
Rec-Steve Cook, Costa Mesa 6-0 170 Jr.
PK-Scott Swan, Corona del Mar 6·2 155 Sr.
Tlltrd team defeue
DL-Mike Fuhrman, Marina 6·1 185 Sr. DL-Mike Hyde, Costa Mesa S..11 205 Sr.
DL-Roger Roelle, Corona del Mar S..10 UIS Sr. DL-Rob Hobart, University 6-0 185 Sr.
DL-Joe Goubert, Newport Harbor 6-3 247 Sr. LB-Tim Benson, Marina 6·0 170 Sr. LB-Damon Berryhill, Laguna Bch 5·11 180 Sr. DB-Abel Cachola, Estancia 5.7 1~ Jr. DB-Tom Baine, Mater Del 5-11 170 Sr.
DB-chunk Granulla, Westminster S.10 17S Sr.
DB-Greg Stein, Edison !\.11 tM Sr.
Ba sketball signups set
The Olympic Games seetioo of t.bt 1portc
museum. ls one of the finest in existence, not to,
mention other collections, photographs, artlfactl!(
and memorabilia.
The spons tum library, photo1raph0 fUes an<i
newspaper files are endless. And It loolc someone
<guess who?) countless hours to put it together,
NOW, FOK THE LACK of funding Cabout
$150·200,000 a year). it appears to be on the rocks. ··we want t.o remain in Southern California,
where we have enjoyed eventfU) operation since
1936," says Schroeder. "With lime running out on
us, we welcome offers from potential continuing
benefactors. Someone must want us."
Will there be an All·ClF basketball team for
1981?
Well, lf it comes to it, the writers will surely
convene with a brown bag lunch and set up shop in
a parking lot. if necessary. Selection and publica·
lion will continue in some format not yet de·
lermined.
But the awards, the library, the museum and
the rest of this extensive showpiece appears
headed for deep storage.
There isn't a lot that you can say is free, but
all of their fruits of labor were on display to the
public a\ no cost.
All of this has hardly gone unrecognized.
Among a myriad of accolades was the Olym·
pie Cup Award, presented in 1961 by the Interna·
tional Olympic Committee .
Pats on the back, however. don't pay the bills.
Lost will be the continuing World Trophy, the
California athletes or the year, Halls of Fame,
College Basketball All-America team selections,
Rose Bowl Football player of the game, and of
course, the awards program.
ATHLETES FROM the days of Frankie Albert
to Glenn Davis, from Marty Keough to Willie Git·
tens. have been honored by this outfit.
N.ow. as 1981 approaches, it is going down the
drain
Helms Bakeries kept il going until the last
piece of toast was burned, United Savings backed
it from 1970· 73 and Citizens Savings has carried
the load until now.
··we reel that our athletic foundation, over a
44-year period. has contributed greatly to the
Southern California sports scene,'' says Schroeder
"It bas become an important part of Southern
California heritage.""
HOW TRUE. The material available at the
athletic foundauon is priceless. It is a sports col-
lector's dream And it is Southem California his -
tory
Somehow, some day, someone has to step forward to keep this going
Typical of Bill Schroeder, he addressed last
week ·s gathering for the All-CIF football selections
and said, "I want to thank you all so very much for
all of your help over these years. lt has meant so
much to us."
The case. of course, is totally opposite .
Schroeder and Dyer and their athletic founda·
lion has meant so much to us.
N o rthu:estern tabs
Stanford llSsistant
CHICAGO <AP> -Dennis Green, brimming
with the confidence and enthusiasm of all new
head coaches. said Tuesday his Northwestern
University football team will be competitive and
that he \Viii install "the winning syndrome.·•
Green. 31, who was named to succeed fir~d
Rick Venturi as coach at what has become the Bag
Ten ·s doormat, said he will recruit the best
student-athletes that can be found nationwide. His
football teams will show a wide-open , pro-style
passing offense Green who becomes the first black to be a bead
coach in' the Big Ten, was offensive coordinator ~t
Stanford this year. He said he doesn't feel it will
take victories to bring the fans back to NU "s
Dyche Stadium in Evanston this fall. "Com
petitiveness will," he said. . .
Doug Single. Northwestem's new athletic dt~ec ·
tor, who hired Green, said, "There's not a finer
recruiter in America." He also lauded Green's
"ability lo motivate young people."
Single. 29, preceded Green at Northwestern by a
week. He also came from Stanford. where he was
associate athletic director. Single said he and
Green did not come together as a package a.nd that
he initially bad considered someone else for the
head coaching job.
Venturi was djsmissed after compiling a 1-31·1
record over three years, an accomplishment that
came on the heels of two 1·10 seasons. Thus.
NoFlhwestem ha$ had a l ·Sl·l. mack sincLl.97v....--
Athletic Director John Pont was-fired with Ven·
turi.
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fifth and sixth. and sevenlb and eishth 1r1des. AU
games will be played on Saturdays with each team
pracUcinc twice a week , after school.
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pro1ram for the nrat time wm be $15. Thole who
already have a Jeney will pay SI.
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l•rm s on•,,.,.....,.., contract.
MILWAUKEE BR'1'tER5 Slgnect Roy
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PtJBLIC NOTICE
l'Ua&.IC MOTICll
NOTICE IS HE llEBY G IVEN Ill.ti•
public '-•Ing""'" De N ld l>y IN c11,
Council of llW City o4 INlne on T11et·
do J•--. 1). "'' •t 11\e hOur ot l :JD P m or .. _,, ..., .. ,,., .. pcKwl>I•
PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
~
MU•lCIPAL COUH ~TM a
SOUTM ou••• co. 'UOICIAL 04'Tlt1CT
COUNTY 01' oaAMOI, lfATI 01'
CA&.lflO•UU ~ •1•0-v...,,._..,,
LeelM ...... c.M ..... "'71
PL"INTtl'f': ICAl.ANJl"N .. OS ,
INC ACALIFOllMl"COltPOlt4 TIOH
c;o1t l'01tATIOH
DEFENl>"Nf IM>RRIS AL11£•T
KAISERMAN, INDIYIOUALl.Y •net
OOES I ltX, l11elutlw
IUMMOM CAM NUMllll ,.._
NOTICll Yw lllft .... ~. Tiie '",._,_. ............ ..... _ ................. _,..... ......... , ......... ._ ........ ... , ..
II YOU wit/I to SHI( llW 111¥10 ~ an
•llorney In 1111\ mall.,, '°" snoulct Oo
•o prompllf •O INI 1our wrltt•n
rt\l)OflW , 11 any, may l>tt fllect on time
AVllOI ua• M II ................ £1 trl._.1 ,_. 411Kletr c•re Ulf.
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un ·~ en H ie .. un10, Oel>ttrla
hacerto lnm•dl•tam•nl•. oe ul• m•n•r•, w r"'4M>f1t• etcrlt•. \I h•Y
•lgun•. s>uede str reghlr..O. • llempo
FOR THE RECORD
PUBUC NOTICE
NOTICI! M Ol!ATH 0,
DAISY E. ~LEY ANO
OF PETITION TO AD·
MINISTER ISTATE NO.
A·107033.
To all h ei r s ,
b e n e f iciaries, .creditors
and c ontingent c reditors of
Oa I s y E. Poo ley and
p e rson s who may b e
o therwise Interes ted in the
will and/or estate:
A petition has been filed
by Liii ian 8 . Simmons in
the S uperior C ourt of
O range County requestin9
tha t Liiiian 8 . S immons b e
a ppointe d as p e r sona l
r e p resenta t ive to ad ·
m in ist e r the e s t a t e of
D aisy E . Pooley (under
t he Inde p e nd e nt Ad ·
ministration of Est a tes
A ct). The petition is set for
h ear in g In Dept. N o . 3 at
700 Civ ic Cente r Driv e ,
W est, In the City of S anta
An a , Califo r nia o n
Jan uary. 14, 1981 a t 9:30
a .m .
in the Irvine cu, C:O..n<lt Cll.trnoe".
11200 J•mborM llo11lev.ord, lr¥tne,
C.lllornla, lo consldllr llW vacation of
tllt PEDESTRIAN WALICWAY
EASEMENT In Loi S2 Tre<I No .....
•• lie• • ,...., rt<OrOed In BoOt< I ll,
C>aQeS ~. MIKell-.n m•P•, , ..
cor<h Of Or-eo..nt,, C•tllO("I•, In
•«or1Hnc:.• •Ill\ Re>0lutlon No 174',
.oot>t.O Nowtnoor ts. "'° l>V IM Cllv c ouncil of lllt C•IY ol lrv one.
C.•lllotnl•
N•ncyC A-•-
••rr•ntY ., to title. PG»e-ulon or •n
cumbr•nte\, ""' 1ntwH1 tO"ve.,..d lo
•ncl now M•O by ,,.;o tru\t" unoer
W ld deto o< lru\I, 1n -10 Ille 101101" 1ng O<t\<rlbed Pl'-1Y. IO<•led 1n Ille
Counlv 01 0<""9'. Sl•I• ol C.•htornrll
to wll
I TO l HE DEFENOA NT A Ct•ll
comple1nt 11u Deen llltd by lhe
pt•lnlltt -Inst you II you wl\h 10 Oe
fef\dl '""' l•wwlt. YCN mu,I, wfth1n J) day\ •11., 1111\ summons I• •t••td o~
you, Ult with thh court • wrUt•n
••sPonw IO II-. compl•tnl Unltu you
do so. '°"' Ottaull wrll be entt rtO °"
aOPlttallon o4 tr.. ptaontlll. •no 1111•
tourl may en1er • 1U0gmenl •O•ln>I
you tor the n llef dem•nded 1n trw
c ompl••"' wh1tn could rt \ufl •f\
Q•<flt\h"'itnl of w•Q\I>-.. t•••ftQ ot mon.y 01 P'OOe'fft or 01nr-' retiet ,...,
que\\ed tn tht Con'\P'••n\
IF YOU OBJECT to t h e
g r antin g o f ttie pet it ion ,
you s hould either a p pear
a t t he hea r ing a n d s late
your object ions o r fil e
w r itten o bje c tions with the
court befo r e the hear ing.
Your appearan ce may be "'" Clef" OI IM cny Of lrvl~
Pul>ll\'*' Or-Coest D•lly Pllol, On 10, 1.:t, JM J, 1911 •..O "Cl
Tiie No•ll• .. •ltttv II /1 ttt01 ot
Loh ' -1, of TroOCI NO 871, .. "'' map r.coroeo 1neo. 11. P age l7 ol
M h<•ll•"f'Ou\ M•P\, Rtcorai ot
Or•not Coun1y, C•l1torn1•
DATED November•. t'IO
Jam.\ R Han'' C•trto
By ( M1ll•r,
in p e r son o r b y your at·
torney
IF YOU A RE A
CR.EDITOR o r a cont-
inge nt c redito r o f the de-
V UBLJC NOTICE Property more commonly inown
•• 19)1 S.nl• An.a An n.,., Cost•
M•w. Callfornl• °'"""' MILLElt & OOl.DSMl'f"
Atter ... Y• .. U•
1•1SYefltwaat..._, •*
E11<l1'e, c.tlfwlll• tU" N·7"tl
l'ICTl'flOUS IU\IMEU
NAME STATEMENT Tiit IOllowlnQ _ _. I\ OOtng bus\
Tiie unOtrslQned Ttul1et dlscl•itn•
•ny lt•blllty '°' ""Y lncorrectne\s Of
Ille '''""" a<IOrtu •nd ott..• common O.\tgnallot'. 11 •ny, •1'own llertin
Ulll .... ,..7
Att ...... r ,. "'"'"""
• c eased, you must f ile your
c laim with the court o r
p r esent it t o the personal
r e prese nta t ive a ppointed
by the court w ithin f ou r
nttH •s:
KW ll! KOPY #111 , 1161
Irvine 81w .. Tustin, C.lllornla 91'IO
Donald D Armllrong, 22732
Pl•llno. Mission Viejo, C.lltornl• t:it"
Tiiis l>u\<n.-' Is conduce.a bY •n rn
Ol'itdu•I
Oon<tld D Arm•lr°bnQ
Thi• •1•1-1 w•i !tied •II" Ille
Counly Cler' 01 Oran90 County on
O.ctmbtr •·~'* auit•OW ESCltOW COMl'AMY
UU N. T111•" A-•· s ... t. AM, Glllfenol• '1111
•Ml ... F
Fo• 1rw purpo,. 01 1>41ylno ot>llQ.a·
ttoni wcur9d by Y id ~ttti ot TruJt, 11\·
CludfnQ ..... c11aroo> •nd u~··· c>I tf\e Truttee, 4d'lan<.9'!i., 1f •nv. under
,,.,. term~ Of,,.,. ••Id 0...0 of Tru•t, In
te<t•t lhu-. •n<I \18.000.00 '" unpa,d
pr tn<op•I o4 (l\e no\t \ocUred l>v \aid
0..tld ol Tr"''· wtlh 1n\t:•HI 111<".on
trom July 14 1lllO at U q.o per •nnum •\
In •••d ..ale -l>Y law p10-.1dell, plU\
to~o and tS.PtnM& •t 1N t ime of '" •ll•t Pul>Hl•llon ot \hi\ Holl<• tor
UIO JO plu~ .od••n<e• lo d•t" for
'"'°n.el wHhtntere-\t thereon
Publi\lled Or6000 CCM\I D•llY Polo!
0.c 17, 7 .. )I, 14'0, J•n I, 1911 SOSO·IO
PUBLIC NOTIC~ m o nths fro m U1e d a te o f
f ir s t issua nce o f lette r s a s
provided in Section 700 o f Ng:·~~L'.toTc:::s·;~;s I he Proba t e Code of
s.c .. 6'01-t101u.c c 1 Califo rnia. Th• t ime ror
No11te1•11e•~1>yoo.•n1u1no«•<1•1or' filing c laims w ill not ex· Of TUMMY STUFFER . IN C Tran\lorOr\, ·~· l>U~lno" 110dr0\\ I\ p I re p r ior to fOUr month s
101•H.amdenCor<le,C11y01v111aP••ll from the date o f the hear·
Counly ol 0..,,90, Sl•lt OI CAlotornoo 1ng nQt1Ced abOve.
.
"'~ Pul>ll\l're<I Or-C...•I 0•111 Pllol,
0..< 10 11, 1'. )I 19111 4914 80
PUBLIC' NOTl('t;
O•led 'ieplombo!• U, 1'90
LosAnQeln Tll"'
....,Aos1r•ct Corpor atoor>
~u°"ht1.1teo ltu\1M
"*°<lie L NW r inol I Pr ... 10.nl
tl1 'l'lot r,~, St
S.,ol• "°'
Lo• Anoe'*' CA 0001t
111•1•1>u1r traro•ro•l\.-..1to ~m•o• YOU MAY 4 EX "MINE 101CYUNC.H lEEltnOl<VUR~ElE£ ,....
r,.nster«• ~"""n•n•O<I••"" lhe file by the court. If you
t'4078urlN-w Corct~ C•t•o•Cer are interes t e d In the
~!~lo~"'• 01 ~0' Ano"'°' '>•••• 01 esta te , you may fi le a re -
l'ICTITIOU~ au"NESS
NAME S'fATEMENT
Th~ toUow1nQ persons •r~ do1r"g
bus•~s\a\
Tot nn1 Ul .. 146
LOS ANGELES TITLE
Tiie Proc>e"• 10 .,.. •••n•••"•d " quest w ith the court to re-
O.\<rii...s •n 90no•••"' .A11 ""'' •n 1 c e iv e s pec ial notice of the ~~.~· 01":~~;·~ .~"ro:;;n1P:~1° ... ~':. rnventor y o f estate assets ""''~" .,,.,.,,, ~\ Tu MMv '>tVF and of the pet itions , ac-
FER .no 1oc••M1 •• ,., E 111n c ou n t s and repo r t s
Stroe1 C•tv O! '"''• -·· Cou<>t• 01 described in Sect ion 1200 PARCEL .311 JOINT llENTURE,
tOJ Jasml~ Cree., Oro~ Corona Oel
Mar. C•lllornt• '167S
AMO AaS'f•ACT COltPOll"TIOM
UJ \If "' sc.-1, O••nge Si.leot ca11torn1• t C . '"" b.11~ 1"'"''"' won ~ '°""'"' o the a11to r n1a Probate LesA ..... •,CA•U
Pul>ll\hed Or-'°"'' O••'• Pt1ot
O.j: 14,]1,l •. J ... l,1'1111~-IO
m•led on or .11, ...... l)ln O•• Of Code . Alan F Rrl<l..,ni..cn 101 J••mlno
Cre.-111. Or•"e Coron• del M •r
C...flfornia '1625 •
Josepn L J•r v1\ He•r•h\IOf't.
Rural Route I. Rouncllllll V.r91nl• ,, .. ,
Tf\•s bu\tne'\o'\ ~' tondut ted by •
Qener•I Qta,..tner\hip
J~pl\ L , .. ,..,,~
Tiii\ S1a1..,....n1 ,.., flied wllh lht
Coun11 Cle•~ ut Or~n9'l Counly on
Oet ernl>O!r I , 14'0 .. ,,, ...
PUbl!•hed Or6n9f CO.\I Dally PllOI, °"' 10, ti 1 .. )1,1"90 •Y?O.lo
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTtTIOUS IUSINl:SS
NUilE UATEMENT
f he foltowoiQ 0itr\on\ ~rt 001nQ
bui.•n@\~ .s KOTTLER l.J'BORAlORIES. 11-0
LOQ•n, Cost• Mew, C•1rto•n1• 41'11
4'l>rallarn ICOlllOt. 1120 111 P••'
Ne .. oort. Newport 8t~h, C•l1totn••
.,WO
D•rt KOlttf'r 8•1• Dort On~r
><unll"Qton S.atll C•llto•n•• •l-
T hiS tkl\IM\'\ 1\ <Of\Ou<•~o by •
''"'',~ palf'1rter-4i.hlp Dante! or.oilier
1 JH\ st•tf'f1'lent •th '''"° ••th ,,...,
Couf'\Y C1•'" ot Or•nOf" Cnunl'f on
,.ov,..m bitr 1~ tCJflO ,,. .. IO
Pubh\.1'11P() 0t M19" C0tt\1 0.!•tv P,1ot
0.-< 10 II 14 11 1991) •9St 80 ..
PUBLIC NOTIC E
l'ICTITIOUS austNl!SS
MAME STATEMl!NT
Tno lotl-1"<1 """_, " dolnq 1>u~1
r,,t:\\ ·~ HACIENDA OE MESA, 160 W
Wlt\On Sll1ltl!I, Co-la ~'"· C•lllornla .,.,,
8yr0f1 M "'Tarnutttr, "Trustf!'f' ot
lllO ~ arnul14!' F•mlly Tru~t. d•tod
Janv••y 19, 197', ttlS R-111. Suite
F ·100, Cost• "'"•a, c..111orn•• 91616
Tiii• 1>41\IM\\ I~ conducltoa bf •n In
dlo;ldu•I
T•rnutttr FamUy Trull
d.,tcl Jan 19, 1914
Byron M T•r-nutnr,
Tr\lltee
Tiii\ sl•lement WM llled w11n tr..
Counly Clerk of OtAnOf Co11nh on
O.cemDer I, 1.i
MOWSElt, GE•TNElt & a1to-.,.. ca_ 0o1 ..
M••-' leedl, CA tM6J """· Pul>lt\l'led Or-Cont O•llY Piiot,
Oec 10, 11. 1•. 31 l'llO ,,.,..,
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTl'flOUS a USINISS
NUi1£ STATEMENT
Tiie tollow1no "°''°"''' Oolno 'bu\I· ,,.,, •\
TOP NOlCH O•E!oEL SE!IVICE.
1)6JI Pelle.an ._.,,,., HunlinQIO" Beech, C•lllornl• .,...,
G•I• HOll•Dtroon 15411 Pellon
Loan.a, H..,..,..,. ~. CeHl<>rftl•
~w
T llh tJo•I~\\ I\ condu<led by ·~ In dtvldu•I.
Galt HOilJl>froon
lhl\ \l .. """'nl w•S 111..:1 wllh Ille
Counly Ct•rk 01 Or•nve Counly on
Oec•mber 1. \'90
LawOtflUI
JOMN I'. lt"l'ILLO, INC. .., .. _.. ............ •.-"_, ..... ~ .. , ... p-
.. ~-". c"~ ,. .... ,
Publl•lltd Or-'°"'' D•ll• Pllol, O.c. 10, II, 1', 31, l'ID •....O
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTtTIOUS 8USINESS NAMI ITATIMINT
r,,. IOll-•no person " dotno """'
nt-\$ .,
L V F DEL TACO • IS4, tO•
W&fn•r A.venu., Fountatn V•U••,
O lllornl• '1IOI
L•'-V-1 Flnln. ,.,. Se-Ill,
cor ......... ~·. Calllornl• 9}tJj
ll\ls ~,_~ lrcOnelu<led bY an In
dl•lctuel
J anuarv IU I •I 10 00 • ,.., al
WESTEPN MU TU AL ESC RO W R-.. -rt A E coRPORAT•ON ,,11" M ... 0,n """' • astman, A1· PUBLIC NOTICE w.""'°'"'""" ,.,,.,~ .ioorP'o•" 1a 1 I' or n e y at Law , 219 0 s Yorb• s1ru1 Suol• 101 l "'"" Harbor Blvd., Ste. 202,
NOTICE OF DEFAULT c••01orn•• 97"80 Costa Mesa Ca 92626 ·
NANCY E SHAW .... ub•llluted I n•• 1r .. l<t\I O••• 1.,. lollno CIAI"'\ on ' 1 · (714) l<M\ 'sa91 . '
HU'\tM ~ tt\11 cen..ln OHd of tru~1 tn~ f'\(IOW f,.hrrf'CI fO rltrfH'I '" e • ~ ..
o • • C u I• d I> y W I l L t A M C 1'~ud'y 11 I~! WARMINGTON. 111 •• trustor. to So la• a • " kno ... n 10 111* Publl\,,.d O•...,ge coa" Ddoly Polo!
D"VID H WAll.ACE and BARBARA Tt•n\l••Pe• •II C>ulont"ls n.tmt\ and ~t 13 1•. lO, 1"90 >IOI> !If•
N WALLACE hu\band •ri.d wlrf: 4\ ctOdr~\\,..\ u-,,ed b'f \f'IP T,6",tl"r<Y\ rat
101nt t•f'htnts. •~ bif'nrt1c1erte\, O•te-d tn~ oa\1 U'\tffl. t~at\ dre S~ME
•no Ut<Uled S.!ll•mbe• 10 1'71, ""° O•l•d °"<-•mbo!r II IQflO
rtt ordt!<t October') 1•11 •" tn~frumenr Kvvn(J ~ l '"f"
PUBLIC NOTICE
No 2113, 8ooll ,,_, P-11SI. of ~ •u "•• l ~t N-12411
lo<o•I record\ o< I~ (.ovnty RKora.r Tran\let,., NOTICE OF SALE
Or•n90 Counly C•lllotnia. ~rtbY 'WE\TERN MUTUAL E\CROW OF REAL PROPEllT'Y
0""' notocr 111•1 • b•e•cll ot "'" 00 140tt S Yortw S1ree1 :no1 Al PAlllATE SALE
llQ«lt10". fOf wtHc_n s.••d ~ ot trv \t 1~ 1 lu\ttn. Oh•orn,.l 12:..-ci Ho A·10.S11
'lot'CUrl ly, ""' occurrf'd I~ ,,.,.,,. 01 EK•OW Ho •S-S.11 M '"THE SUPElllOll COURl OF
t,... brt,ach br•nq f•lfure-to Put>t1\tlf'O () 4''~ CO.."~ CJ"" t. f • "' T t1 ES f ATE OF CALI FORNI A "
' p ... to,,.. oentlKt•ro•• '"" "'"' O.c•mOO"• 1• 111!11' ~"'<l Ii< FOA THE COUNTY OF OIUNGE
tlP•I dnd d((f'VC'CI inff't',.\I d~ a nd I lni 1r.~ M l911t-( ~· t'\t• f 'it1ttl'" !JI ~··•bit' to ~i:o befWfltl•tlf'' Of"I NO\. £ r)f A M f '\UE.., D·-t~a .... " •mot• ), 14'0 '""° O.ombt'r l 1"90 PUBLIC NOTIC E ••:lltCE ·~HERES• C.•VEN IM! .tnd '~ und.,.f\•QN"<I ••" ,,..,, 111r P'11t4iO•
1 fo Pd'r 'fllfhtn ~the IN\e renta l FICTlf lOVS I US.IN£SS l\.t, .. t \hr" ti.gt;,.\\ ttfiO ~'\t Otdcit>f
(h•t9•\ a'\O if'llt'f'f \1. If •ttY, due ~d T9'• fot1ow1ru~ ~· "°"" .,,. a o1n9 Suo-r 10' (our\ °"'or ao .. , tne \th cSa•
lnllle\l•mOf \lSOOO-Kc'\#ed l•l*I MAME STATEMEMT .Ub1otl to t onl rrm•l•on ot s~•d
04tit.eble lofhe Ir._,,... Compa"v *"•cfl bu\intt~,t\ f\t 1Anu41; •"?@1 ;tf ~hf' oUirr of J
sum w•u• .. abltonA11<1u•I I 1'90 w £SlM• .. STEto PtoOPfll'•E'> '"""1 ' 8.l'<t .. RO .,,,.. ........ \d"
8'1 re•-.on 01 th~ lorf'901nq. '"" 10• La IO' t .,. fllll ••• ft•• ,, '>v '"' •or t; N Moir bur-8 v•I C>t"~f1<1•r·~~ "•' a•4'f'Ct~ lhfo ~ub t a *O'""•"•'" 1 t' .. ,,,.... <k.I"', 1 f)•N tr" ~.-., ... ,.
\Utut•O tf'u~tM: to <)4t(t•rt •'"' ,._ &"'•t>•'"' M -' \ Ii .. ;. ~u·· .. I .. ..-~ d ,,.. • 0"' • t .._ CIM1
\•m • I\ httrt!trf Oft<.ta reoo ttwtt t1'f' 1n JJr ,_. ,,,..,."""''' f1• _ • r ,. 1 1• 1 "'" ' ,. .d·J ,..f • ._1wn ,., Hn· l1mt ol
df'b1f'Onit"\\ and t\U ~utn~ ~f'(U•"'O OV qlhtJ \J_. •th 4f"0 <!t'I In. t gnt t•lh\ <tn\) n
.,.,.o \uMt•lut~ trvit~ r.r~o, @It ch .,,, .,,.,... flt""' : ,, 1 p.,.,., t , .. ,,."' tn tt •hft ... ,, ~,,.. "If .. "1~t O .. <P<'~""
tO \~II or C.VMI' to l>P' \0,0 thf> tru\t L<1)n._ H""''~'" J\1·~ ,-4 , '" '. "'8" ot• J ,..,.(J tir 1 '4ilt0t\ <>' "'"° •• orOC>~rto; to \,.tl\tf 1rwt Obh~t1on '17ti4~ .;1t"J11'w ~ .)ff\ .. , tM " vr ti dOQ ho"' h.
O..ttl'd [)li(em~t17 1'80 M l)·,C.''O ~,,p,_.~'°'°'\"""' rn•l")f A•C~<P"vuJ .. ,1ne-r1m1"1111r
Nancv E Slw• -Pt 8 (O'\ttlltAl-'d ... ct11ffJ'n1otlf?ft1' 4tP'I " •"'Id to.;~• fhlt '"''"'",_di P'"
S4Jt)IS.t•tu1t!d fru\lft Ma• lf'td• /O?lV p.,., n \,.f'\iiit ~,., \•f-utl'(l '" '""'' ~"''°"' nt 0,W\~
Publl\f'ted OranQf: (.06 .. 1 Dari~ P ilot H"'nl•1"1Q10'l &.ti h r" ,, H., 1 4')~.., St ~ t;i. n t ( <th f n1n10 Ottr1u vi tH Iv
0-.c 14, 11. l'9r>, J•,., 1 19111 )ll~80 Ma• Moro,.,.., ~&·H , ;•u 1•nd.-, r;)fa\C:' ~A\ •aHow '" ""''
On"'" A.al R (·"'to M• \a r 41 • ., .. n,. 'ru1 'ChiH,..,f'\1 .. ,,., 100 h~I ot '""
PUBLIC NOTICE
MOTICE OF DIUOLUTIOtt
01' PAltTNE aSMI P
PV8ll( "OTICE IS 11ERE6'v
GIVE N lh•I FR AN CIS W
SlROMGREN, anO EDWARD C
STROMGllEN, Mtwtolaro Oolng l><nl·
neu under lht llcllllou\ llrrn nam•
and \lylt Of SlROMGREN PATTER"1
ANO FOUNDRY, •I 660 W 11111 U 1'
Chy of Cool•,Mew. Countt ol o r .. 9f. s•.i· of C..Olltornl•. did on ""' 1"111 d ..
Of O.ctmt>e•. H IO, by mutuel (onsent.
dht.olve the ~•id N "t"•rihlp 1nd
tetmln•t• rhfotr rtlatlons •~ CNrtAPf"S
IN rtln ~Id l>USinrn In IN tuiure will l>t condu<:ttld by Fr.net• W StromQrM
w ho •Ill 01y •nd d •s<h•r oe •II
ll•btlllle\ M'd dlltot• of tr. firm •no rt·
ceh e •II monies pey•l>I• to'"" llrm
'f1&1& rtor thw,.,t!M'lp ra t .. ~1 o• lol 'lS> \\•
,.,.•PO'I MrtQnt\ '" In• Coun,, 01
O,.tn9• S1ili'f ot C•htOf ..,18 &!i P't"' Tf't1 \ tHJ\1nt'\'\ ,, &.Uf'Htuc:t .. a b't' d
Q•f"lt'r di P.tt1nfr.,rt10
B~rb&ra M.Jllo•
ff\1\ Sl«!fff"m"ent !Nd\ f1IMJ .-1•1'\ fhf'
Cauntv Clett1, o• O'il'lO-County on
~om~r8 1990
l'ISllMI
Publ1""'° Or•n<I" COA\I 0 4irly P1IOI
On II. 74 ll 114() l•n I 1"91 \OS\ 90
P UBLIC NOTICE
m .fp thtr"'()f rNO•Md .,. Boo• 4 PaQf'
8l ot M 1w.•U•¥OU' Mal>\. '~(ord\. ot
~IC1 Orff'\()!' Counh mor~ con"no"I~
l no.wn •H 10? E 11\I SHf"e\ (o\1A
Mf'\.tl (4t1torrt••
Ttr""IS of \.alt '"'"'' 1n ldw tul mon.r\' of tf'Wil Un•lfl'O Stat-°" <O,,t1rmat•Ot\ af
,,., ... 0 ' P•" t d ~n and bdlan".-.
~\l•Otnc f'd ov nolt 'ec ut~O b•
MotlQd9P Ot TrvSI DH'd on fl'\# QIOPtH
h W 'Ohl fe-n pitrce-nt Of ttmounf bff't
tO ~ dtpt>Sll""° With btd N·lmt
~•CTITtOUS a uSCMESS
MAME ST•TE,..EHT
Tnt loU0•1n; Def'\.On\ 41Ht
C>us•n~u as
8 1d\ o• ott~\ to r:.-,,_ w r1t1nQ •~
...... O• r~f'•WO at 11'\e ttfOt"PS...t•a OlftC-,.
csoinQ ~t ~n.,. ttmt-•Hrr t"fl '"'' por>•1CAt•ort
hC"tf'O-•NI Qil'fOM" Oi!lt• Of ~If'
HOTTIN(;HAM AS~OC.t AT ES
PARTNEllSHIP NO 6 1/C ~ Brl\IOI
Sttf'r,. Su•1f' 101 (O\I A Mr'a
c.1.rorn1a .,.,.
NoUincJh'm A'\OCI_,., Int •
C•t dornt• coroorittinn t1H Not
t 11\9ham Ro •O N~-.-pot t 8r4't ,,
O•led lh1\ ''"' adv ~ Of't •"'°'°' '"'° MARIE WALICEfl
Adm1n•slf •10f CT 4'.
ot tM f \l•t• o•
W•OO..CMtont
J LjloM•Y aALLARD
AllorM y•t Law
Fur1,.,., notlc• I\ M retlY give n INI ,,,_ u"'*"""""" wlll not De ,,.._,,.
blf, lrom lf\h day on, tor .,Y obtlQ.a
lion Incurred i., lno other In Ill\ -n n•m• or in llw name°' the firm R•nney E Or•I>"'• 110 S Bri•101 I-N Me,_ 91..,.. z •
DATED AT Cost•"'""' Calllornla Slrr tl SuM?OI Cos••M"'• (•1otor"'' F11U•,, .... CA'1Ut
C•lltornta 91bb0
• '11•1& r.1 11141111 11n llll~ lJrdF~;:..':'~~~:: M•nutl J Arm•nO•"' 110 S .. ti_,.,., tor
PubtlSIWll Or-0»11 Delly Pllor BnSIOI StrHI, ~JI~ 101 '°'"' ~ .. , A*"IJ•o lrnw' c TA De l• l'ID SlU.IO Calotorn1• 4'1•11> PubltV>l'd °'""'9" Co.a•• 0.,01~ Po1ol
c. ' N•w Enl••P""' Ul'O dno 8uola Ot t 1J 1• 31 1480 HOl IO
"'""' l'ICTtnous auso•tn
~ c~~ tt Ctt,rt0rm-e cor-+~ ----
poralTon 1100 Cla~ Slrt !"t C,an Fr•n
C.l\to. c 11uorn1a 4>11 u r"'' bu\•nfn n conoucc .. o O• A 9•n•H•• p.ertner\l'\1p
Manuf't J "'""'n(1drft
PUBLIC NOTIC E
NAMI STATEMENT
l llo ro11ow1ng person• e re
1>u•lneu ••
de>•n9 Tf•u\ \\ate~1 w•' hi"° ...,,,n '"•
Counh Cl•'" 01 Oruno• County on
No°"@mtw• 14, \~
Olt ANGE COUNTY SVPElllOlt
COURT
COV•THOU!i.E
F RAW LEY ORIVE
OEYELOPMENT COMPANY. 2911
Red Hiii A...,ue, S..11• F·lOO, Coste
~·°""""" ...... 17 T•r"'4Hr H-IUon DeveJ_,.ent c._.,..,, • Ecalllorftl• cor-•hon, 1tlS R-.1 Hiii Avenue, Suite F·lOO,
Cost• Me ... Cttllornla 91'17
Mo"'-Oevet~I Compe"v.
Union 011 Cenle<. • Calltomla corpou
lion. •61 Boylston, Los An<1elH
C•lllornta"31111
Th ts buslneu h conduc led b' a
<19ner•I pe,..."lllp,
T•rNllnr Hemlllon
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Hollywood's 1980 -~off to a t11rbulent start
By llOB THO•AS
HOU.VWOOD 1AV l The flnJI year of the
tllOtl brw&ht turmoil and r hanae to Hollywood,
tnd1UW'1 Outt &ht> r at uf lht" dut-adt-may Ix•
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1. 'l'tw adora • 1&rtke. PUmin1 wu dlaNPted
for • 10 weeb by the strike a1a1nst the major
11tudwlj u11d television networks by the Screen
ANora GullcJ and the Am~rican Federation ol'
Tdl'vislOI\ and Riidio Artist.II The major issue wu
rtii.lttuaJi. for pay television. The settlement left
doubt ovt'r who woo what
z. ~ ••" ol Steve M~. His valiant
'ollru1utll' oaialnst a rare form of cancer and bis
,untamt-ly dealh at SO brought sadness to millions.
3. "llramer vs. Kramer" sweeps Oscars. The
!>ltnd Acttdemy Awards proved a triumph for star
l>usl1n Hoffman. supporting actress Maryl Slreep,
writer director Robert Benton and producer
Stuolcy JatfH!
4 'J'hto pualog of Allred H.l&d1cock. Because of
his TV appeurunct:s, he was the best-known of
muv1l' lllreclon; lie may also httve been the most
l'rc ut1wly dibhnct1v1:: s. OaUu m•ala . The dr awn-out suspense
U Vt'r who shot J H on "Dall as" proved one of the
l(r t.'at '\ellrng JOb:-. s elling a huge new record for a
lcle \'l::.ion audience
6. Ang .. Jgate. Hollywood's accounting methods
1•atnt.' under fire arter revelation that profits for
~al::al w WOO<) and Robert Wagner for "Charlie's
An~els" were dive rted to another TV series.
"Slur-.ky Jnrl Hutch " T he District Attorney
decided against prosecution, but tbe controversy
continues.
1. TM S&arlesa E••*· Only one actln&
winner , Powers Boothe, appeared on camera for
the TV Academy awards. The ot.ben boycotted the
telecut because of the actors' strike. a. TM deadaa DI Mae West ud Geer1e aaft.
There was special poignaoce in the pauinc of the
Maureen to lwst
radio talk show
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Maureen Rea1an.
eldest daughter of Presid ent-elect Ronald Rea1an.
has ttnnounced she will rejoin Los Aneeles t..lk
r adio station KABC as hostess of a current events
talk show.
She will begin Jan. 3 hosting a show from 1 lo 4
p.m . on S,.turdays at the ABC-owned and operated
station, where she hosted a similar show in the early
1970s, said KABC spokesman Shelley Wagner.
The show will feature "people who are going
to be part of the decision making process affecting
the lives of people in Southern California,'' said
Miss Wagner .
two old friends and co-stan witblD two e1a11 ol
each other. t. ••aftm'I Ga&e" doesn't open. Tbe Industry
waa startled wben United Art11ta withdrew U,.
S»-millioa 1Western aller a diamal reception la
New York. It ... .,... .. a .... er. Richard Chamberlain
starred ln the TV adventure that captured
America's fancy for five niebt.s and made NBC a
winner, temporarily.
Then were other "bl1 abow-bulineas atoriea.
outside Hollywood durinl 1980, notably the alayinC
of John Lennon in New York. and the Grand Hotel
catastrophe in Las Vegas.
And then, o( course, there was one other top
show-business story in 1980: the election of Ronald
Reagan, a former actor , as president of the United
States.
lhe slory of o mon who con no longer
live 1he dreams ond 1rod1lrons of his lather
• And of the love he finds
wrlh o woman who believes rn his lolenl
A mov•e 1ho1 wrll mol..e you core,
make you sing, ond inoke 'you cheer
·1'
'Lolita' getting tips
NEW YORK < J\ P) Actress
Blam.·hc Baker hali been stand-
ing on a comer watching all the
girls go by so s he can create
I he best Lolita when the stage
version or the Vladimir Nabokov
novel opens on Broadway in
fo'ebruary.
"So far I'm acting more like
Humbert Humbert -I'm going
arou nd lookin g for Lolitas
ever ywher e," s he said in today's
New"York Times.
"I've been hanging out on lhe
£ast Side in the 70s, sitting on
the curb, watching the girls
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TUBE TOPPERS
Kn.A •· 8:00 -"Holiday Inn."
Bing Ctosby and Fred Astaire star in
this hardy perennial movie from 1942
which inspired Crosby's later "White
Christmas."
CB.5 9 8:30 -"The Nutcracker."
The American Ballet Theater presents a
Christmas production with Mikhail
Barystmikov and Gelsey Kirkland
(photo at left).
NBC 8 11 : 30 -The Sounds of
Christmas Eve. Johnny 's gone tonight
but Doc Severinsen sticks around for a
program or Christmas music with Henry
Mancini and Victor Buono.
10:30 8 A JOYFUL WYSTEl'IY ID NEWS
·TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
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Hurd Hallleld. G1ng11ers
tnt«l«e wlt11 • amalltlme
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( .:.8SNEWS \Ii A8CNEWS
Holiday ballet
• CAAOL 8URNETI
AHO FRIENDS
Guest Sammy Davis Jr D COSMOS
"Wno Speaks For Earth?'
Or Carl Sagon weaves
1ogettier Ille motor themes
01 Ille se11es ano olle1s
some caullonary wa1nongs
about our lutufe
to 16th centuries ere _,
tn lh1S specie! laped 11 The
Cto1s1ers, New York City's
musetim ol medieval •rt.
0 THE SOUNDS OF
CHRISTMAS EVE
• YOUl€TYOUAUFE
Buddy Hackett'-twPflMCI
by George~ end talk•
to• female IOClC9f •l•r anO
1 woman wno Is bulldlng •
1etlremenl nome tor ani-
mals.
* * * "MMI JOl'ln Coe"
(11141) G81y COOi*. Bat·
bera St•nwy<:k. A repott«
dlvl ... a sc:heml lo pro-
tnl WO<ld eondlllons and
mikes up 1 story at>out a
man whO wlfl commit SU•·
clde on ChristmH Eve
2:00D MOVIE * • • "Female On The
Bl&eh" ( 19551 Joen Craw·
lord, Jett Chandler A
woman t>eQlns to l>efleve
thet lie< lluSband 11 plan-
ning to klll lie< 10< hef mon-
ey
• 30 I 8VlLSE'YE
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ITT!l"unoorr11:.11110
M ikha d Baryshnikov a nd Gelsey
Kirkland star in the American Ballet
T heater production of ·'The Nut-
cracker." airing tonight at 8:30 on CBS,
Channel 2.
~ THE MESSIAH
The 300-membet Oralo110
Society ot Utah pe11orms
George Fre0eru:.1t Handel's
Messiall" wllll guest COf'l-
dutlor Sandor Satgo from
Ille Mormon Tabe1nocle In
Sall Lake C11y
11:0011 a a w QJJl-IEWs 8 HOLLYWOOD
SQUARES
Doc Severtnsen 1s iomeo
t>y Hemy Menc101. VIC10<
Buono and the cl\olr or St
Charles Borromeo Church
m Los A ngeies ror a pto·
gram ol Ch11stmas music
• CAPTIOHfD MC
NEWS
12:30-~AHO
WISE CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
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Cn11stniu Eve sees no
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7·30 I) 2 ON THE TOWN
7:00 I) CBS NEWS 8 NB.:: NEWS 9 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
A p1olllu 01 Melissa Ma1i·
<:.h\.tStt" ,.,, lnterv1ew w1tt1
Los Angelos H(!tdlll E.arn·
uwi1 etl•t•" Agy•e Unom
WOO<!
8 FAMILY FEUD
0 S~ANANA
Guest ·F1eoe11e Ca1111011
0 HOLLYWOOD
SQUARES
0 FACE THE MUSIC
f he t:ur11 .. nghams 11lan a
qu1e1 1am11y Chrtstmas
unltl lll«'Y <.l•SGover mar
r """'' 1;11.e~ a lonely nolt
aay
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Blit1ddale
Conrad Bain and Vonetta McGee are ''fixed
up " by the yo ungsters on "Diff'rent
Strokes" tonight at 9 on NBC, Channel 4.
Christmas Eve
specials on '50'
KOCE, Channel 50, offers a festive lineup or
PtQgramming even Ebeneier Scrooge would love
this Christmas Eve 1980.
-Beginning. tonight at 6, the entire r~mily ~ill
WIRlt l:l> watch ... Christmas Lace." This repnse
special tells the touching story of a young girl's un-
selfishness and a thief who discovers the love and
warmth of Christmas.
At 7:30 p.m .. the children can see Mr. Snuf.
Oeupagus, Oscar the Grouch, the Cookie Monster ,
and all their beloved "Sesame Street" characters, aw well as skaters from "Holiday On lee," in an
etteore presentation of "Christmas Eve at Sesame
street."
The letters and numbers are put away and
ey~ryone is in a festive holiday mood complete
with lots of music as Bil Bird sets out to find how
s,nta geta down the chimney.
The evening·s holiday programming concludes oe a traditional note when the Oratorio Society of Chab and the Utah Symphony perform Handel's
"Messiah" at 8:30. p.m . The setting for tl'le
~ormance la the hJst.oric Mormon Tabernacle in Sfll Lake City and Sandor Salgo conducts this
•rted masterpiece.
1.auuttv wOOkend m tna
rn10<.11e ol the st0tmy ma•·
11a911 ol 1he11 oeighbo•s.
Barney ano Blancne
m CHAISTMAS EVE ON
SESAME STREET
lne Spull OI lite Ch11stmos
sease>11 c;o111ei ove1 Sosa·
•11e S11ee1 81' Big Bud
11nernpts to uncover the
sec1e1 ol llOw S.in1a Claus
gets oown the chimney
PM. MAGAZINE
11:00 fJ \J) THE FAT ALBERT
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Anun.ited F'at Albert and
Ole Cost>y Kids celol>rate
lhe no110.1y season with 11
501105 ol aovenlUIB5 IRI
D flEAL PEOPLE
Featul co a v1s11 w1m
Ame11ca ~ 0111c1a1 Santa
Claus. a sc11001 tor Santas.
a factory whe•e Santas a1e
maae a woma11 who
ou~sses a~ a Chrtstmas
tree !RI
9 MOVIE * • • '> "Ho11oay HH•
I t9421 8111g Crosoy, F'1ed
Asta11e Alte1 tosmg his
l1ancee a man re1reats 10
n1s Connocltcut farm wn1c:n
ne turns onto a seaspnal
onn
0 @) EIGHTIS
ENOUGH
A bu1g1ar shps mlo tt>r
Bradto•a noose on C1111s1-
1nas fve anu steals all ol
the Ch11s1m11s prese11ts tR>
11:00 D 04FF'RENT STROKES
Beltev1ng that Mr Drum-
mond Is lonely. ArnOld ano
Wiiiis contact a dal•ng ser·
vice and set him up w•lh a
mate (A)
Q) MERV'GRIFF1N -
Guests . Kelly Monteith,
Robel't Walden. Barbara
Alley, Paul J Smith. Linda
Kerndge
fD THE MESSIAH
The 300-membei Oralorlo
Society ol Utah perlorms
George Frederl<;k Handel's
Mess1a11" with guest con-
ductor Sandor Satgo f1om
1ne MCHmon lat>e1nade tn
Sall Lake Cltv.
10:00 I) (I) THE MAGIC OF
DAVID COPPEAFIELD
Loni Anderson, Valerie
Bert1nell1. Rober! Stack ana s.R Bfxby iOfn mag•·
c1an David Copperfield lor
an hou1 ol music. comedy
and feats ol 1llus1on IRl
D QUINCY
An 1nduS111allst and a polt·
11c1a11 try to pressure a
small town medlcal exam·
1ne< into ltsung a couple of
deaths as acc1den1a1 (A)
ee NEWS
Q ®J VEGAS
A young woman wtiose
1amous lathe• supposedly
died teo years earlie< lti
shocked to see him al ner
wedd•no IR>
&J NEWLYWED GAME
ID THE 000 COUPLE
Oscar and Fella consp11e
10 b1aak up a P01te1 game
on tlleu apar1me11t so they
can go out with the Pigeon
51sters G> ONE STEP BEYOND
fit A CHILD'S
CHRISTMAS IN WALES
S11 Michael Redgrave nar-
rates this drama11za1ton or
Dylan Thomas· poem
describing hl$-boVhood tn
Wates, 1>9rtorme<1 by the
National Thea11e ol the
Deal
11:30 8 (I) MAAY, FUU OF
GRACE; IMAGES IN ART
A111s11c'1nterpre1a11ons and
oevo11ona1 images ot the
lllrg1n Mory lrom the t21h
JOHN DARLING
IRJ •
8 PAISOHEA: CEU
BLOCl<H
Wilen E11ea learns ot his
part tn llelPing Tony avoid
prtson, Paul's future is
lhreaieneo
8 @) ABCNEWS
B CHl'llSTMAS FROM
THE CRYSTAL
CATHEDRAL
.. HOGAN'S HEROES
Hogan uses Kltnk 's old
llame lo ensvte the U'1der.
g1ovnd 11e1s some radios
., MOVIE
To Be Announceo
'11) CAPTIONED ABC l NEW~
11:50 Q ~ LOVE BOAT
LOnefy Al The Top" OtCk
Q.uOlts: Elton John. Andr~
Prevln.
Ill THEFBI
Eralllne end Rhode$ slat~
• pyromao•ac Into an Infer-
no tllat tnreetens to
become • lunerat pyre tor
an ot them.
• Ml88K>N:
IMP08819l£
The IMF atlempts to prove
a connection t>et-the
mot> llftd • Police prec1nc1
Chief
G> INDEPENDENT
NETWONC NEWS
1:008 NEWS 8 9 POUCE WOMAN
An old man 111eQeC1 as
Santa Claus goes on a
1obt>ery spree \p t>uy 1101t-
011y cheer ldf pover1y-
s1ncken senior c11tzens fR)
2:10• NEWS
2:30• NEWS
3:t5• MOVIE
• • • ·~ "The Sea Hawl<"
( 1~01 Errol Flynn. Btenda
Marshall A dulling
swordsman becomes lhe
he<o or the nigh seas
3:258 NEWS
3:308 MOVIE • *., "Palnly Cays··
1193 l) Eod1e Cantor.
Geotge Rall Fortune-tell·
1ng con art1s1s Invade a
1asnlona1>te heallll spa.
4:028 MOVIE • * Oav1d And Goltalh"
119601 Orson Walles.
Edwara Hollon A young
shepherd rtses to great·
ness as a wamor king and
tans In love w1lh Kong
Saul's beaul1lul daughter
by Armstrong a Betluk
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Silverman's arsenal com.es up em.pty
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES <API NBC
President f'red Silverman has failed
in his No. I-by-Christmas quest. Now
it's do-0r·d1e by Easter .
Silverman came close to realizing
his goal. sort of. with the help of the
actors' strike, the World Series and
"S h ogun." By s tarting his own
season despite the strike, NBC was
r anked No. 1 by its own account
through most of the f all. NBC
dropped back early this month.
B u t b e n eath the s m oke o f
Silverman's diversionary Christmas
race, the scene was being set for
what may be Silverm an's final test
at NBC. He and Brandon Ta11ikoff
have devised a prime time schedule
that represents their best effort C and
a year's preparation). The second-
season lineup, beginning in J anuary,
is Silverman's ~rand opus: if it fails,
••••••••••••••• TIE
CRUTEST
mcTACULAR
O" ICE!
FOii INfOIUllATION CALL
l213) f74·'700
Silverman fails.
In 2~ years under Silverman, NBC
has improved its standing in some
areas, notably the sports division and
NBC Radio. But in the big-money
arenas of daytime and prime time
televi sion, Silverman has not been
able to budge NBC from third place.
Indeed, NIJt:'s profits this year are
e xpected to be less than half what
they were in 1977, before Silverman
became president. NBC's parent
company, RCA. is planning substan-
tial layoffs early next year.
"But this is the first lime that
ther e 'll be a n all -Silv e rm an
schedule." s aid one network ex-
ecutive, speaking of the upcoming
January-April second season.
N BC affiliates, and RCA, have
hea rd that before. In May 1979, NHC
executive Robert Mulholland opened
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a meeting with network affiliates by
saying:
"The hooplah and hype of the fall
·79 television season will start this
un ique and exc iting period. A
Silverman season on NBC His pro·
grams ... tlis scheduling ... his
promotion. That will be something
for the papers to write about. .. ··
And they did. The '79-80 season was
a d isas ter for NBC. prompting
rumors of Silverman's imminent de·
parture. But, there were the mitigat-
ing factors of NBC's losing the
Moscow Oly mpics because of the
U.S. boycott, and there was a great
deal of catching up to do. .
But iI the 1980-81 season. another
"Silverman season on NBC," fares
as darkly. RCA Chairman Edgar H.
Griffiths won't likely be receptive to
excuses.
"We've taken our best shot with
these series." s aid Tar tikoff in an in·
ter view. "It's the best c rop of shows
we can come up with If they don't
work. then we 're very far off the
mark in terms of our abiUty to de·
liver what the public wants."
And that could mean t he undoing of
a programming legend. That is. un·
less Silverman can s ell his s uperiors
on Ground Hog Day 1982.
Tyson in TV movie
HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Cicely
Tyson will star in the CBS movie
"Welcome to Success -The Marva
Collins Story.·· It tells the story of a
black Chicago school teacher who
became disillusioned with the school
system and set up her own inner city
school for troubled children.
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A GOOOMARK P1oduc11on
A RICHARD DONNER Film
"INSIDf MOVES"
S1orrrn9 JOHN SAVAGE
DAVID MORSE· DIANA SCARWID ·AMY WRIGHT
Mv\lc Composed by JOHN BARRY
Folm Edited by FRANK MORRISS
Producr.on Desogner CHARLES ROSEN
Ouecror of Photogrophr LASZLO KOVACS, A S.C
8ou1d on o nove by TODD WALTON
Screenplay by VALERIE CUR ON & BARRY LEVINSON
Produced by MARK M TANZ & R W GOODWIN
Oorected by RICHARD DONNER~n)
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Agatha Christie· stT;ikes . .
agaiii, f!1nd enjoyably
a, MmRJa &NJGn _....,......,_
J\Alt wbea •• were 1.wn1
uaM to aa uaual Cbriatmu
eacll• from Neil SlmOll Md CliDt SMtwood, it loob u ii we
.can .,..._to anticipate similar
11ft1 from Acatba Cbrtatle,
tbanka to producers John
8 r a bouroe arrd R 1 chard
Goodwin. . '
Like their previous pacllqes,
"Ill urder on tbe Orient Ex·
preaa," and "Death on the
TMa Ml•ltOtl c•.AOC'D
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OlrKtOf . , .. • . . . .. • .. .. Go;y H-I"-"
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TOfly Cwtlt, E-d Foll, flloell ......... .
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Morgen, ~rt•r•t Co11rtener . Cll•rr ..
Grey, Merell• °"*'helm, Me"'"" len-
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R.-.... tllN 1~ min.it et ,,_..,., ..... ,"
Nile," _"The Mi.Hor Crack'd"
comes handsomely wrapped in
an imposin& cast and impressive
sellin15.
IT MAY TAKE A few mo-
ments for the multitudinous f~
of'Misa Jane Marple to adjust to
the fact that tweedy, bumbling
Yar&aret Rutherford bu been
replaced by the crisp, precise
A~1ela Lam bury; but by the
encl of the first reel, for anyone
else to essay the role of the
brilliantly deductive sleuth
would be unthinkable.
The film begin.I with a clever.
pre-tiUes prolocue in which the
parisbimen of St. Mary Mead
are watcbin1 an ancient
mystery movie. The picture
breaks in the projector, and
M1H Marple autbortra'tlvety
wraps up the plot for the
frustrated viewers. It effectively
sets the sta1e for all that
follows.
What does follow is a typically
The
Power Behind
The Throne
( MOnE· .]
-REnP' -
com~ Christie plot, wit.Ii all
tbe clues laid out foe the au·
dlence, a minimum of red ber·
rin1s, and a finale that ls
1atlafactqrily surprisin1
(althoueh it mi1ht'nt have been
alto1etber amiss if
screenwriters Jonathan Hales
and Barry Sandler bad reprised
lllsa Marple at the end to wrap
up some ot the loose ends in
their own picture, such u who
did in Geraldine Chaplin, how
and why.)
BVT 'l1DS IS A minor res-
ervation, far outweighed by the
intricacies ol a tale that brings
an American film company to
Mias Marpte's village, complete
with aging director (Rock
Hometown
fetes Chaplin
LONDON CAP) -Charlie
Chaplin, who died on Christmas
Day three years ago in
Switzerland, has been honored
in the rundown London district
where he was born.
Actor Sir Ralph Richardson
unveiled a plaque in Chaplin's
memory in Lambeth, where
Chaplin was born in 1889. He
called Chaplin ·'the greatest
comic genius of all time ."
Chaplin, whose family was
poor. became an actor in
vaudeville and musical com·
~e at an-earty-age:-tte--left-
Britain in 1910 and became
world·famous a few years later .
developing t.h e character of
"The Little Tramp" for silent
movies.
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~ ,,,",;,·:;~ ..
Hudson). Im fa1t-fadlD1 wlfe
and 1tar <Elisabeth Ta7lor),
their jealou1 1ecretary
(Chaplin), their obnoaloul pro-
ducer (Tony Curtil) and bia am·
bilious wife (Kim Nova~ .• mall·
lnl a marvelous comeback with
some ot the picture's briptest
lines.
When a local Cirl <Maureen
Bennett) is poisoned at a
cocktail reception. the
townspeople are mystified. Not
so Miss Marple, who, usiatln1
her nephew (Edward Fox), a
Scotland Yard chief iaapector, in
bis inveati1ation, quickly con·
eludes that tbe poisoned cup wu
really intended for Taylor.
Dlredor Guy Hamilton, an old
hand at the James Bond
thrillers. progresses the action
swiftly and securely, with a
sharpeyefordetail.
Ewa ii )QI dkldt
kM her .. movie,
dw~oo~
to try and
killlB
111nu.
• 'l1le 4
FOR ONCE, however, it's not =· ~ the pla)''s the thin.I. but t.be.slYle.. _ _ . _
of it; and this comes essentially " from an all-star cast that works
with total authority. Taylor, in . . what is probably the film's most .---------..------..--------4111 ~Fil~--demanding role, displays an ,., m Hi-. "~110u11,,~. R1u1ARD<.<)(1J1\\I' 1,.,.i .... ,..,
emotional range untapped since "0u v HAMrr ION r.rm
"Ren~on.s in a Golden Eye." A'loe.t.1.A 1 '"~l11\ ·1.tll\1.111,H uw11'
l<i'\ ('l l(T"·tll\\\llHtO\•llllC t.111 IN" Nor should one overlook ._,~t .... MK . tr 11.AHUll 1\11.1111
Hudson 's rock solid contribu· '"~·AIHA C'ltRl\111·, .. 1111 \1111111111 111\1 t.·11 "
tions as a prime suspect, Curtis' "u"' 11.Jtll"' ~"~Ito'
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tient, plodding, persistent in· Direct..:11!\ t.u 11,.,~111111,
1~Jf "-!'' ... ,,, ......... . spector. But the centrifugal
force of this EMI production re ·
mains Angela Lansbury. Re -
maining aloof from the scene of NOW SHOWING----
the crime until the very end, she I AllUlltt com •m Edward~ UIDlll ,IOV£ OUll5l
continu'lllly ties the piece s. Anihe1mOri~e ln C1ntmo Cfnte< w~~tbrook UAC11yC1ntmJ
together with insight, humor 1 171 418799850 11 419794141 t71 41'>JO W111 71 416343911
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spice to her lines. ''The Mirror 11141 ~79 Sl39 17141 '>~I of>'>'> 71 4 bJI OJ4 ••. ~ .. ·•··
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1'°8 A.NG&LSS (AP>
Ac tor Billy 011
WUlla .. , qurter_u,
Vlaee F1rnaamo and
aatronomer Dr C'arl .... ~ amona u..
eefebriUM 1111med tbt
' U Mo1t Watrhable
M•n ln Ute World'' by
•an W.tchen lac
"I WM Carl Suan us
•oinc to be rear aur
pr1 ..ct a.eaten it In.··
S-.ay Mallery, pntldent
ol the &.-.member San
Ote1<i-oaWG ll'OUP· Uld
\0 9-fV'OUl\Clftl lM lUit
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oarr a tor and creator of
the Publk BroadcastUl&
Service's "Cosmos"
series Wi llia m s
portrayed Lando
CaJrtssian an the "Star
Wars " sequel. "The
Empire Strikes Back,"
a nd F e rragamo is
~rt~back.. ~ the. Los Angeles Ra ms football
team
NATION
\ Heireu sUbway sleeper BrightB
. yuk~ E~ .. ..:~ ~ on '•lwttle to oblivion' J• ~~-~ uu, blind NSW YOU (Af) -BMUtoe .. ..,. 11,.,.. neatlr •,..,.
IYtal bt a ...... ._ of"'°"'"'' ....... ...,. .... a .....
before lbt WM fOUDd la ONMI c.u.a-..-. ..,.. ........
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•• • •• bllr to a tom.e,
... DOW a eoar\ otftelal .. dW'I·
•• tlult. IMr •·' mlblon eatMe fa belDt mleMnd)ed.
lpeelal Guardian Wllllam Ooodlt• ..,. ..... fisbtlq to Ii•• die woman "a chance to
Dve a mun tuJfUlln1 life."
TBS WOii.AN _.the dauebter
of tbe late Arthur Bauer, a.
pbarmacltt wbo liquidated bla
dnaa ..._ and invested lD tie
Defiance Button Machine Co. ol
QuleDI.
Hll wife inherited his estate
when he died 1n lMS, and abe
paaaed lt on ln 1951 to her
dau1bter, who bu no brothen
or 1l1ten and never married.
Mlaa Bauer apeat her life ln
the family apartment near
Columbia University until abe
_waa e.vtded -Ul .the. early lllOI
because of a Health Department
.4CIDIWN \
'CRl'nCAL'
eomplMlt. 8be bad maDJ e.a
ud Clop In die apartment, IOllle of them clud.
88S APPAllSN'l'I, Y bowaeed
from room•n1 boule to momln•
boi11, and ber lHt known
rHld1nce waa a lhnbattaa
tar .... Despite ber eccentric llfeltJle,
abe au.ded a board mMtiq ol tbe Defiance company u late u
11'17.
Found ln tbe train atation two
yeara .,o, 1be told doeton ahe
bad been tleepinl in the 1ub-
way1 fM three daya.
She wu declared incompe·
tent, and two coaaervaton JIW'ere
appointed to band.le her affairs.
The court.a placed her in the Sun·
nydale Home for Adult• in
Mamaroneck. and ahe waa
transferred last fall to the
Garnervjlle Home near
Haverstraw.
POUND 10 BE schbophrenic,
abe received no paycbiatrlc U ·
alatance or treatment at
Gamerville, charted GOOifatein,
who was appointed in October to
eheck her cooaervatonbip.
"Frankly, I •was stunned at
that information," he said in
court papen.
He also said that one ol Mill
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP>
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comprehensive report
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MOVIE RATINGS
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YOUNG PEOPLE
quarte r of Adirondack "'".,..__.,,.,..,,...,0 -,..,_ _,_ _,_,,"'
lakea and ponda are too ....... ...-... ~o,,,. .. ~
acidic ror mo.t fish to ~
aurvlve ln lbem. ~~A:w'~0
AccordJn1 to the 80·
pa1e report from the
Bureau of Fisheries, ~ AU.AG£.$~rTEo 11,000 acres of lakes and ~ .,.,..,.., a..doin .... s..09'",..,
Baaer'1 eouenaton, Herbert
C. lllbll'm•, bad bla lllabat·
tu law ftrm bW her estate for
'211,10 tor won on locatlq u ·
.... ol &bl eitat..
Tbe amount waa ''uneoaa·
doaable," Goodltein said, llnce
SUberman alreedy wu receiv· lilt eommtutc..1 for bia work u
a COUoWYator.
8D.BDllAN om not return
t.elepboae calls from reporters,
and co-comenator Eileen A.
Curley, lll11 Bauer'• third coualn:. nlUHd comment.
Gooa11en obtained a court or-
der dlrectinl that Illas Bauer be
examined by a p1ycblatrisl
witb.lD 15 days and that the be
transferred to a New York City
facility.
The Garnerville Home it ''a
veritable warehouse," he said,
addin1 that Miaa Bauer "de·
served more than a shuttle to ob-
livion."
•11 ask that she be given the
chance to live a more fulfilling
life, rather than farmed out to a
barterea reaidencibome in
Garnervllle, without a prayer
that she will ever be even
marginally runctionable again, ..
Goodstein said.
He calleCI her ··one of
America's voiceless."
LOS ANGELES (AP) -htenamer Sammy
Davll Jr. lt playlq San·
ta Clam to 25,000 blind,
retarded and ban·
dioapped children thla
year.
Eacb of the
younlflen will receive
an · eleetronlc Simon
computer 1ame thia
Cbrl1tmu, courtesy of
Davia, who b blind in
one eye.
Davi.I contracted with
the Milton Bradley Co.
of Sprinlfleld, llaat., to
deliver tbe games,
worth about $500,000, to
Therapeutic Living
Center ror the Blind in
Pasadena, of which he is
a director. The games
are beina diatributed to
S,000 children in San
Francisco, 51000 in New
York City and 15,000 in
the Los Anfeles area.
The Simon' toys make
ideal gifts for han-
dicapped youngsters,
said the center's
fo under, Bernice
Pearlman.
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Also on lhe list -
which doesn 't say whlcb
of the 12 is most watcha·
ble of all -were singers
Pat Boone and Wayne
Newton. talk show host
Phil Donahue, NBC 's
"Today" show host Tom
Bro k a w. Baltimo r e
Orioles pitc he r Jim
Palmer. and actors John
Schnei er of "The
Dukes o Hazzard,"
R ober t jc h of
"Vega$," Lee _ ·o of
"The Six Million liar
Mao" and Tom Selleck
of the new "Magnum. e... .. seriJ!s. nda have critical acid ........ ~~f9v~TS:J;i,;w;i-f-'--------------~
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SOME MEN who might
otherwise have made the
list were kicked upstairs.
Ms. MalJerysaid.
"Names like Burt
Reynolds we have r e·
ti r ed to the ha ll of·
fame," she said. "Our
whole philosophy is that
every on e n eeds
strokes.··
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Robert Urtch
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Burt Aeynoldl
State officials say u~.:!.',-::"..'.:~".:';':"".;r"'D
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water probably can't
support even acid·
tolerant species such as
brook trout. Lakes and
p o nds on the '"en ·
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Boob are cloae bebiAd aec ktiea and
"rfwDe • U.. YOlversal, lut·miAute tilt.
Aad with lhe riliot coat ol bcMlk productioD,
it 'a U.. cal)' Ume ol year many people buy bard·
cover veniou ol *t.aellers.
Paperbacks are ll'Hl foe swatt.in& rues ud
small cbUdren, but reeu!ar editiona look better
under lbe tree '
•OST IMPa~JV E oo sales racks and
coffee tablM are art books, which can coat up lo
S ISO, according to Grea flelin, assistant
manaaer of B. Daltoo.in.F.ubioo laland.
·'They make nice gifts, aometbin1 people
can keep all their Uves," be says.
Kate Wooacott, manager ol Waldenbooks in
the Laguna Hills Mall, acreea. "Art books
ranee rrom expensive to very expensive, but
they're an impressive gift," she says. "For that
1lmount of money, you get a well-bound book
with excellent color pages.
"M,y own favorite is 'Galaxies,' which costs
$75 and is a pholostudy on astronomy."
BUT IS ANYONE actually reading these
pretty volumes?
"It's hard to judge the amount that people
read the books," she admits.
Creely's Book Store in Costa Mesa is ex·
periencing a decline in sales of decorative books
and a strong interest in solid reference books.
·'Customers are oriented more toward sub·
jects and hard facts," says Chris Creely, owner of the shop. __ _
-----, .. ceteOrily 1ogra phies are sitting on the
shelves, while customers are buying atlases,
dictionaries and thesauruses."
The season's biggest seller among the fac-
tual books, everyone agrees, is "Cosmos" by
Carl Sagan.
AT $19.15 It's not cheap, but the text is ac-
companied by many color photos.
Sagan 's television series has made
astronomy popular with the masses, so the book
is a safe gift for anyone, even the teen-ager who
thinks Kepler, Newton and Huygens are a rock
group.
On fiction lists, No. 1 bestseller is "The Cove·
nant ••by James Michener.
The well-known author tells about South
Africa beginning with Bushmen, 15,000 years
ago, and continuing through today's apmtheid,
illuatratiq civilization's quesliooable progress.
With 873 paces in the volume, accompany
thn present with a gift certificate to a local op-
tometrist.
For stockbrokers, out-of-work relatives· and
the person who loves calculators, boots on,
eeonomics are a good choice.
''The Coming Currency Collapse and What
You Can Do About It" by Jerome F. Smith is a
cheery way to start the new year.
Top sellers
DEC. 24, 1••
ANN LANDERS
SINGLES CALENDAR ,
made cash registers ring
merrily this Christmas season.
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According lo jacket information, the author
recommended buying silver at $1.29 an ounce in
1967 and gold at $42.50 an ounce in 1971. Perhaps
he's donating the book royalties to his favorite
charity.
''.Crisis Investing" by Douglas R. Casey is
subtitled "Opportunities and Profits in the Com-
ing Great Depression" and should not be given
to anyone who tends toward any depression.
such as posters, maps and records.
Doting grandmothers may be surprised to
see children's classics like "Hans Brinker" and
"Heidi" fighting it out on the shelves with con·
temporary books on death, divorce, drinking,
drugs and S·E·X.
youth, are almost too good to be wasted on the
young.
And in backlash to Heathcliff. G,arfield and
Kliban cats is "The Official t Hate Cats Book."
YOWlg tycoons can get a head start on sav-
ing penn.ie's with two new books, "Free Slulf fOl'
Kids" published by Meadowbrook Preas and
"Freebies for Kids" by Jeffrey Feinman.
Judy Blume, popular with preteens, has just
written "Superfudge," continuing the adven-
tures of tbe little brother in her previous •'Tales
of a Fourth Grade Nothing." ·
Jim Unger's "Second Treasury of Herman"
gives another look at the cartoonist's lumpy peo-
ple and frumpy world. Example: a man
watching a hippo In a zoo pond says to his wife,
"Did you remember to send your mother a
birthday card?"
George Booth returns in "Pussycats
Need Love, Too," with pages of demented peo-
ple who own scruffy dogs and cats.
"Bonsai Your Pet" by Hid eo Takeda needs
no translation, since the cartoons are all without
captions.
Finally. carrying that concept to its ul-
timate. is "The Nothing Book ... nicely bound
and containing only blank pages
Each costs $2. 95 and lists addresses to send
away for oodles of free or up-to-a-dollar items This year's crop of cartoon books, like
Spreading Lennon's message
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
Of .... O.lly ~llet Se.ff
When Jeremy Lancaster of N•"'J>Ort
Beach and Helen Sederquist of Hunt-__ __.· ... gton-Beach beard-!~newe-of:1fobn
"Lennon '"s aeath, they were stunned and
sh0cked and saddened. Which is to say,
they reacted pretty much like every
other American of their generation.
Ms. Sederqulst drove to Lancuter'a
home and together they mourned,
lislenina to BeaUes J unes on the radio. ,,.
Tben Laneater liiOin fnsptratlon.
"ALL 11IE MUSIC and the words eot
to me," he recalled. "Then I realised
that •s what he was trying to do, get us
to Jlsten to the words."
Lancaster and Ms. Sederquist decided
to put the words of John Lennon on
bumper sticken where they would be
seen by thousands. The sticken would
sell for a dollar each with proceeds 10-
-in& to the Spirit Foundation. an or-
iani1ation established by Lennon and
Yoko Ono, hil wife, to "educatefor inner
values and concentrate on inlier peace,"
said Lancaster.
(A publicist for Warner Brothen
Records, producer of Lennon 'a last
album, offered a more prosaic in·
terpretatioo ~the foundation's aim.s. An·
nette Terrell, in Warner's Burbm.lt ol·
flee, lai4 tM Splrtt Foundatkln donates
money totbeSalvatioa Army. the Abused
Children's Fund, a New York bolpltal
and other ehariUes. >
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Tll&-t'OVNDA~, at""QiilJ
Park Aua bl Manhattan, h• Do li6'ed
pboae number, nor doel Battery Pm
Piasa. Leanoa'1 llome, ln a cooper1t1ve
apartmeat bulldln1 knon u Tbe
Dakota. ll .& 1 West '11tb M., allo ln
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JOHN (ENNON 1:3' ... .,
JOHN LENNON=~ ,.u,
JO HNlENNOt(~:·.
Your Oonotlo~H•lp• John
Lennon'• Spl.dt foundation
with me, but it's not yet open. He didn't
express to me which outfit he was going
to donate th.is to.·•
MEANWIOLE, MS. Sederquist said
she has sold about 150 of the 3,000
bumper sticken ordered at a cost of
S113 to Lancuter. Many were peddled
at a vigil in Lennon's honor at Griffith
Park in Los Angeles. Others have been
sold on the alreeU, she said.
"l wouJd io' up to ;the businessma
-and ~on the street and ,uk,-what
do you think about what ha~ Mon:-
day night (the niaht of Lennon's
death)?" she said. Those who responded
with concern often bouebt bumper
stickers, said Ma. Sederqu.iat, "and some
people even donate without buying one."
The three bumper stickers bear Len·
non 's name in lar1e letters and either a
quote or a parapbrue lrom one ol hil
son1s. many written in tandem with
fellow Bealle Paul MeCartney.
ONE BEADS "His love will never
hide away,'' revised from the 1on1
"Don't Hide Your Love Away."
Another draws on the Lennon "bed·
in'· recordina •'All We Are Sayin1 ls
Give Peace A Chance" and reads "He
1ave peace a chance.''
..,............. Tbe tlllrd ll a direct quote from u.e
Hel-S-'-..-._. Lennoa-llcCartney tune "Norwestu ~,. -~.,-· Wood." It relldl "II there 11111bod1 to-and Jt1r.eniJJ Lancaster lnsto«sun ......
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doaaUon. If not, be said, the money will Sederquist, ii the point -we 1bould
10 to IOIDe llmilar cauae. lllten.
He said he opemed a apeclal aecount "He had a lot to say," •he said. "He
at the s..tlqo Baak lD Newport Beach 1aid it all throuah hll mualc and bil
to bold proeeecb from tbe bumper boots.
IUck• ...., ..u.t word eome1 baft "It Oili 1f1114a1> wun't ....i-M
from New Yon. all. It ..,., 'WJlr1 Umely bee ... OI tbe
However, Analla Tammaro ot the ...... and bee1U1e ot him. It'• Uk• ,
bank said, "llr. Laocu&er dileWMd lt drlvl.q hll peat home to the mu."
It's the perfect gift to the person who wants
to read and never has time.
· D~n't call -him LeRoy
Claus identity crisis
PHILADELPHIA (AP> -You
can call him Santa Claus. Or you
can call him Kris Kringle. Or you
can call him St. Nlck.
Just don't call him LeRoy
Scholtz.
"Over 25 years of playing the
role ~ Santa Claus as a year-
round lhinl. I bave become Santa
Claua and lOlt mf former idmti·
ty," Scho&ts, er, Claua, said.
Durina a break from liateninl to
cbildrm'1 <Jlriltmu wishes at a
1uburNn sboppln1 mall, where
be'• bPled u tbe .. Real Sula. ..
tlae former , LeRoy S~bolta ea·
plallted bow he declded-to-t*e the
name of "Santa Christopher
Claus•' wtdle 1pplyin1 for bls
Screen Adon Guild unioa card ab
yeanaco.
"They •ed me what nune I
wanted put oa tbe card and I re-
allud tbat I mlebt u well take
Santa a-aiDee tb1t'1 wbo I bad
become," be lldd. "I:•• IQY.,.
twlakle."
He bu Hired a N•w JerMy
judge lo legahie the name change.
although a Plattsburgh. N.Y.,
judge last year denied a similar
request stat.int the name was in
the pubUc domain. ·
In addition to bis union card. he
has a Social Security card,
driver's licenae and bank account
identifyine him as Santa
Christopher Claus. Only the In-
ternal Revenue Service lists the
pot·bellied, white-haired man with
nowine beard u LeRoy Schott.a.
Santa Christopher Claus does
TV tommercials . for companies
aucb aa Revlon, Mennen and
Koda. He~ model• (or a New
York.advBlisina aaency and has
arpeared ln advertisements for
Delta Airlines and Saks Fifth
Avenue.
•'The tradition ~ Santa Claus is
to be the fatherly patron ol IOOd
children," he explained. "II)
.,bole life ll clewted to keepine
the Christmu fantaay alive fOr
children help&ng tbem believes.A·
ta lov• them."
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t"Oeq.-t of the aow·a......_., awalaaca..
prone IDOUlllaiD Two r..eMd &M UUDmil,
planU., a n.1 th.a& r.ad, "A Womu'a Pl8" I.I
oa l.he Top.·• Two O&Mn fell &o tMlr deatbl u
lhey au.mp&ed IDO&Mr summit climb.
Ma. Blum lt, lJl addJU., ti. au&hor ol ua.
recenUy releued "Aaaapurna: A Woman's
Plac~." publilbed by Sierra Club Boob.
A TA.LL. 8TalKJ.NG woman wttl\ lively
brown eyes, an inleetiou la'Cb ud a aeemina·
ly insatiable c~ity about tbe wodd around
her. Ma. Blum hu been cllmblna ~
since 1H2, in between cetUn1 • _nn .
-• biop1'yslc.:a-i cbemiatry and teacbina at
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AaJ&tj (Mar. 21,Apr. 19): You get money
from "surprise" source. Property, other
possessions bring higher rate than oriCinally an·
ticipated. Cancer. Capricorn natives fi1ure
..e_rominently. A child could help mate thia a more.
. -meaniqful day.
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TAUSUS (Apr. 20-)lay 2)): A "trap" ii re-
leased. Restrictions n6 lonier are formidable.
You'll be more secure -and have greater
freedom of thought, action. Gemini, Sqittarius
persons play•important roles. Social activity ac·
celerates, popularity increases.
GElllNI (May 21-June 2)): Check subUe
nuances. legal loopbolt!91 -and be wary ol
1chemes that might be proposed by well·
meaning neighbors or relativea. Versatility,
provocative messa1es ~nd invitations dominate
enigmatic scenario.
CANCEa (June 21,JuJy 22): Specific re-
quest, changes add up to valid financial,
investment opportunities. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit,
tarius persons play key roles. Find reuon.s for
events and attitudes -take nothing for 1ranted.
Member of opposite sex does care and you'll be
aware of it.
LFA> <July 23-Aug. 22): Be receptive to
), complimeDU, accolades -especlall)' from ops
, posjte ea and famllY members. You'll be asked
·to speak befi>re -or for -a special IJ'OUp, or·
· ganisation. Cycle high. circumstances will favor
your efforts.
VIRGO C Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Get behind
scenes, gain access to "inside" information, de·
fine terms, utilize imagination, but avoid
wishful thinking. Clandestine encounter could
dominate agenda. Pisces and another Virgo
pla' important roles.
l.IB&A <Sept. 2:t-Oct. 22): Accent on
creativity. successful career activities, in·
·tenaified relationships, fulfillment of wishes -
.and "confession" of love by one who previously
:seemed less than passionate. Capricorn, Cancer
• :persons figure prominently.
·: -SCOaPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You're asked
for advice by one you admire. Accent on career.
·jioals, ability to complete assipment .and i.n·
l.uitive sense enabling you to strike chord of
··::UOiversal appeal. Aries, Libra natives play key
:l'Oles.
• SAGITTAaHJS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Make
·new start in new direction. Hicblight originali·
ly. independence and willingness to stand tall
for principles. Perceive potential, especially in
education, publishing, travel and long-range
projects.
• CAPaJCOKN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): You're be·
ing pulled in two directiobl simultaneously.
Take course which contains "famili.ll"~al.L.'..' ~on etnPJoymenF,6Uic services, d~·
_pendents and health. Another Capricorn and a
. ~ancernative figure prominenUy.
. . AQUAarus (Jan. 20,Feb. 18): Go slow, lie
• 1ow, map plans for future campaip. Accent
Jtumor, versatility, sense of fitness and ability
to copmumicate. Perceive need for public rel•·_ :uons and Understand le1•I rilbts, permliSions.
.. ~eu need for eooperatinn.
• • PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. a ): Focus on de·
taila, buic tuuea and get tocether with one who
ibares your asplratlona. Obtain hint from
. · Aquarius messa1e. Check for medical-dental
• :appointments. Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio natives
· fitureprominently.
· · Fruit 'hangs on'
; . WABASH, Ind. (AP) -One abrtveled, eray·
• : Ing orange bu decorated Martha and Jobn
Hornunc'• Christmas tree ~ 1111, a memory
·of boUdaya put.
, Tbe onaae ii one of a do9en cw two tbe
· YOUDI ~ felt lucky to baft lD Dtcember
.-1930, as tbe eountry batUed tbe Dlpiwioll.
. It wmt uneaa.n that bolldaJ l8d was mil· -.ta~enlJ paelled with Cluiatmu ornameata.
: · ·'Wben the Hornanp dileoww9d tbelr mlltUe
··Ute next yMr1 they ban1 tbe....,. •their
·lree. -
...:_... I D0t U brisbt U tbe b6i IOld buJ .. tbe
•'J'lomUDCI' .P'anclddldnn Pft ti.em oe tWr ::-1o1c1en W9C1c11n1 eelebraU. ID No.ember. TIM : ~Jndt .. IDOltJJ blaelr, "" bard, boOow ud ;:~ ball ltl ·Oftl'8al aUe, Hannmc laJd N · :,·aau,. ,:~ But .... YO'ftd to kMp lt OD tbe tNe fcw at ,. Jeut ..,.._. ftve deeadel. "Alts aDDtblr IO ;~an. we'll .-that ..... to 'lelten It Or ~ '"'• • " lfol'n_, aakl.
CalUon&a a& ledeley .. 111. aum wu not .. ol ta. women ttbo ·
NaelMd tM aummtt, bu& u lMdlr, abe aald. "I
pencmally ID& a lot ol aa.Waetba about mat.Inc
It au won.
·.:1t'1 a real t.am tnort. ••mk daJ ,II OM
(U)' of di ....... out "' madlll ., etl•bial wl yean ti won. J pnfer to 1&1 .. all climbed Au •• r.-started tllm ......... WU a _.....at Reed Colle .. la~, On. A \
fellow atucleat t6trodueed ber to 1DOUtalll
clhP .....
••1 WAI ISIMIC8D by tbt lee blue ol b&a
•YH aad Ua• blue lee of Uae &lad•rr h1
d•tribed • . . Whee t ftnt cUmMd on a
llaciw, it wu Wt• comlal boCDe to a place ol leau17~ and pean -a place wbere I
felt I and to wbicb I wouJd return ••a.in and .... " abe wrote. Cllmbbll Hlmal-1an pem la another mat··
ter. ''na. uala.ppy afaliltlca are that one out. of
10 Himalaya cllmben does DOt return." lb.
Blum aaid lD Mr book.
Her next pl ii to climb in China or Tibet.
"Tbe tbiq I'd like to do m°'t ii walk tbe
lenatb ot the Himalayas," abe aaid. That
l,2JOO.mQe, year'lonf journey would take ber
from Bllman to Pakaatan ucl. cro11 aome of the
molt treaeberous country m· tbe world -and
.om&-Clf--the-moet -veilatile-political boundaries
OD eartia. ·"l"bet'e are J)Qlitieal ud 1eo1rapblcal dif-
ftculties, ud that's an understatement," abe
said. "In terma of experience, J would see ao
much. rve climbed eiabt difterent places iD tbe
Himalayas, and I'd reall)'. like to put it all
toaetber."
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MamER OF ALL-WOMAN !XJ'IDmON
Hellda out •t 11,000 feet on Ann•purru1
I
Taking a clinical interest
DEAR ANN LANDERS: It wun't totally destro7ed-In
Yesterday my hu.aband's former fact; only a small part o it was
wife telesbmed here and yelled .. ' ... "-=•s damaged. J tried to gel it but Ull·
byst"rically for 30 minutes. Sbe • tl:I' '-""""" fortunately the broken part was
accused JDS S.year-old son of "" irreplaceable. ~r Uat.eninl to
sexually molestlfts a S.7ear~ld her complain for two hours and
ne1-bbor gid. It seems the two bein~..kbltJJ deddelLtA cb.i~-cliHoftred witlt·--4e!tl .. ll'lr6 .. 1~rit..,,l':.~WJter1:ae1M•l-iltor-.e~illliB-ttlt:-pay &et f0rthe object-full pttce,
almost ..U their clothes off. ex· "plaJllla__.... pluatu.
amininc eacb otber. 1t•• a .... Idea *-elairek Recently I decided to move . •1 husband became very up-perlr•nDJ • ,._, dllNn9 out. I inquired about takinl the
Mt. I did my best to calm biai at pl97. U &WI Ml't el ddlla 11 object with me. Sbe inat.ta)t is
down. Will you please say .... ......, It .._.. M •• hers, even tboqb I paW for it.
aomethinl la your column oo dear t•at prlnte •aria are I'm sorry I didn't sinash the
this subject? I'm sure it would prtnt.e ... cledlee .._.. i. tbln1 &o amitbe~. because
be helpful \o a neat many ke.a • a& all Ulles. a..t • .. now she bal a aU&htlt'damqed
parents of youna children. 41well • It. After &lie .,... la object and a brad new ooe that
Is this really sexual abuse? If made, ltrfa& la refreallmnta I paid for.
not, what ia it? Thank you for ... etaaace die ldjeet. · What do you say? -MAD IN
your help. -NO BIG DEAL IN DEAR ANN LANDERS: This THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CONNECJ'ICUT is not a matt.er of life and death, DEA& llAD: TM MJeel Y•
DEA& DEAL: I& ls aet aeom· but a friendship ia banging in the boaallt wu a replacemeat for
mo• I• $-ud f·year-oldl to balance. Please tell me who is ·lM oee yo. dama1e4. H belGea.a
take tllelr do<el off ud e:a· right. · to lier. It ...W lllave beea alee,
aalae OM IM&laer. No, tt la..,. A while back I broke an object llownet, U allle Iliad offered yoa
ae:ual allaae. It 11 aataral that belonged to my roommate. tlle 1upt1y dama1e4 •e.
Oarist•as tt•lz
Holiday ~ustoms
During this Christmas season, you
might decorate a tree, steal a 1tisa
under the mistletoe or don a poinset·
tia. But do you know where these and
other Christmas customs originated?
Test your knowledge with this
Christmas quiz.
Q: When did the Christmas tree
come into use in the United States?
A: Christmas trees were not com-
mon in American homes until 1850.
Before then, evergreens were the dee·
oratlrig staple: wreaths appeared on
windowa and doors and garlands on
stairwells .
Q: What is the origin of the mis·
tletoe custom?
A ;--ne.. English ortstnaUy used"'the
mistletoe to top off a neatly-trimmed
sphere called the kissing ball. In the
11th century. the ball disappeared
and the sprig of 1reenery stood
alone. Legend has lt that when a man
claimed a kiSs from a woman under
the milt.Jetoe, be plucked ooe ol. its
while berries. When tM berries were
l(>De, 90 was the mistletoe's maatc.
Q : Why is the poinsettia a
Chri1tmu favorite!
A: Because they bloom in the late
fall , poinsettias are prized aa
Christmas flowers. Early in the
1930s, it became a decorative staple
of the holiday season. It was cultivat·
ed by the Aztecs in Mexico and wu
introduced to the Uruted States in
1820 when Joel Roberta PoinleU tent
. 'f
them to his home in Charleston, S.C.
Q : What was the original
American Christmas cookie?
A: Although almost every Euro·
pean country has its own kind of
Christmas cookies, sprin1erle
cookies -originally brought to
America by Dutch settlers -have
most strongly infiuenced Christmas
cookies in this country. Sprin1erle
cookies have intricate desips which
are made by pressing tire carved
side of a springerle board or rolling
pin into • nattened dough. Aft.er it is
· removed, the emboissed design re·
mains.
Q: In what Christmas pa&eanl jD A-mm-ea-de>ei· ttie uraOl-"'lllisrWe
play an integral role?
A: The Lord of Misrule is a jester
who jokes with the audience in a
•·boar's head and yule log"
ceremony, a pageant held in school•,
churches and restorations throuabout
tbe J:omb'Y. .
· , This ceremon1 d•tes back to ltth
century Ensland and was introduced
to America in 1886. ll becinl with
The Procesaioa of the Boar's Head, a
parade of brilliantly costumed
heralds, torchbearers and beefeaten
-the traditional guards of the Tower
of London -and is topped off with an
elaborate-least.
Q: What Christmas song ii the tune
for "Maryland, My Maryland!"
A: "0 Tannen~um."
\
Santa wore a
tan topcoat
TACOMA, Waah. (AP) -Saota ~ua
wor1 a tu topcoat over a dull, eou.-v1tlve
bwlluu ault. All helpers won pn1.
But the poor aod elderly re•ldenta of
Tacoma botela -.re delilhlecl to be included on
the vl.lttor'a Chriatmu liat.
A lawy• who aaked llOt to be kleDUfted,
repree rn"n1 a wealtby Tacoma worDa -a1ao
UOft)'IDOUI -distributed ., bil1a to doaeBI ol
needy people in the city's lea alftuent aec:tiom
TbW'9Qy nlpt.
"It'• sort of an experiment," tbe lawyer
said. "She 1ive1 to a lot or~c ..... w.e-tboqhl
thia year we'd try to get money direCtly to the
poot -I give my time and she lives the
money."
Wherever be went, seetinl out those who
mi1bt otherwise face a · bleak, lonely and
perhaps hun&ry Christmas, be left behind a
crisp, new $50 bill.
His helpers were four members of the
Tacoma Police Department. With clearance
from the department, the offlcen were alon1 to
help steer him to deservin1 recipients and away
from muaera.
Some viewed the largeue with gratitude
Others were skeptical.
One recipient, who bad been robbed of $40
recently, waa sure there was a catch. "When do I have to pay thjs back!"' ... be
asked.
WHEEL OF FalENDSBIP will have a cham·
pagne buffet at noon Sunday, Dec. 2f, in Santa
Ana . For information, call 558-7227 .
PAaENTS Wl11IOUT PAKTNEU will have a
family picnic at noon Sunday, Dec. 28, in Foun·
lain Valley. For information, call Barbara at
551·0161.
BIG BANDS SINGLES will have a dance at 8: 15
p.m . Sanday, f>ec. 28, hr "11Wbetm:-Tcrrlliforma·-
tion, call 525-7157.
OUTDOO& SINGLES will have a volleyball
game at 1 p.m. SundaY., ~. 28, in Costa Mesa.
For information, call Bob at 556-1038.
SELF CENTEa will have a Single Experience
discussion on "Holiday Hangovers -Beating
the Blahs!" at 7:30 p.m_. Friday, Dec. 26, in the
city of Oruace. For information, call 9!r7·9600.
OaANGE COAST SINGLES will have a holiday
pot luck dinner at 6 p.m . Saturday, Dec. 27, in
Costa Mesa. For information, call Ann at
751-0291.
Sing~s Calendar runs each We<JMado11 and con·
tain1 in/ormahon on discwllOl'l grotq>I, portie1 and
e~nts opm to t>w public in t>w ~ C()(Uf area.
Send not~• to Smg~s Calmdar. Daily Pilot, P.O
Bor 1560, Colla Me.a, CA '206. lnclwk _vour name
and telephone numf>tt. Notices malt ~ ~cnwd two
i«elu ift advance of an ewnt.
HOLIDAY BRUNCH for Orange County alum·
oae of Alpha Xi Delta will be Sunday at El
Torito Restaurant in Santa Ana. Call 639-5474
for resenoations.
''MISSOURI AMISH QUILTS -Traditions
Blended" is the program sponsored by the
American Association of University Women at
9 :30 a .m . Monday at Glendale ll;ederal in
Fashion Island. Newport Beach. Donation is $2 •
Call 998-1337 for information.
Club Colfoftdar nou Nell Wedrwdiy in tlw Doilr
Pilot and conloiN notices of 1D01Mn'1 and ttnlice
club mttfiftg1 and evems opm to tM public for IM
following ~elc.
Snd nott«1 to Club Colndar. Doil11 Pilot, P .O.
• Bor 1560, Colta MelO, CA 926216. /nclllM _vour Mme
and phoM numbtr. Notice• must bit in our hands
Oaree wtek.I in advance of an ~.
Picture• are limited to major flmd·rai#r1 opm
lo IM publjc. .
To reqwn a picture, write or call tM Feature
IHportmnt. U2·4321 , between 2 and Sp m. Photo re-
que1tl are honored on a space avodable bcui.t.
Gone-witlFgarbage
FAIRFIELD. Ohio CAP> -Carol Genen·
bacher thought her garage would be a good hiding
place for a bag full of her children's Christmas
presents. Her husband Chuck. thought the lumpy bag
·was part olthe family"• garbage and put it oul on-
'tbecurb. · • •
Mrs. Genenbacher remembered the cache
-about 10 minutes after the trashmen made
their recutar pickup. So she followed the truck
to the landfill and searched for the ba1.
Bill Rumpke, who runs a private garba1e
collection service, said each truck contains
abOut 12tonsof garbace .
Mrs. Genenbacher and some friends
searched about two hours in the cold. muddy
landfill before retrieving the bag, which con·
·tained about $100 worth of gills.
CLAUDINE
Sweaten and Warm-ups
dic~emon
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..
Recovery involves families
u G 0 fl . M it I II ,.
1Aft1 ll'\1t.t•n1 back
h•ur<; lO nr old Hubin
t o ld or .1 t.l•r k
hr111tm1t~ pa11l , a llm •
'A h t' II h t• I ( a t h t' r
'11 r •"' I 1· d 111 c du.a th r
rouc h 10 a dru11kt•11
Mupor wtult' ht•t 11111111.,,·
nuu ll bru11 1•' 1HHI
blac-k r n.
~tt-w;&IUl'I Ii h,lltlJ)
l'hn .. tmas Ho b111 lold
h t6 I ( 8 l h l' r \ t• It l \' d
dl tf't'th 1111 11"" fr u10
h1•1 ''""' 1•11u ui.:h I c.
lltUl h
Mok•. rtt4~ lllO l>t•o
.,h H ll 111 u l'll rl uroumJ
l hl•m '1r.a111111~ 111 ht'ur
•I I h&hl ' 1111\ \ (11( ,. It'
\ r ,. •I ~ r 11 11> 11 u li
11\t' O\Oflt'l>
lhobm ' 1m1l ht'r ~l .. .11
'7d Ol•\l lo twc rt-l'<tllt:d
h 11 -. t<\ll\ l'h ri:-.l lllu ~
hullliu> w e mt'd lO wtnd
"IHI\ .. to 11 a•theNd Ill
a 11 mall room ln th
h 11t1 p1t1tl hase m •nl ,
~ h l' r l' 1111 y c• ho I o.: I s ti.
r om blrlt' 1nd1 v1duul und a1 oui1 c·11u111rnl10.i with
art work and .i11me~ like
th•• Mu1otll' Slort< lkr •
d\l lcll t•n art• 1tll kcd to
NI vt• u1.1 -,onwlhanl( tht•Y
1hi.hkt' 1alJl1ul thl'tr (um1
I\ for MtU\tltt\lll~ lht•)'
"'11ul<I 111i;,. m rt'lurn
Wht•n 1l wui. Hobin :.
1111n t u v1i.11 lh\• M aKll"
Store. she cave away "•
s.ckful of yelline •nd
rlithtlng " ln return. 11he
look "a whole roomful o(
love ··
'l'he other youngsters
M opped off bunsUes of
c·onfu:slon, anger a nd
d1 rit•o uruge m e nt a nd
l' u m ti u w a y w i t h
Ut'nerous helpings ot
r onfldence. couruge and
understanding.
Later, they grabbed
murker pens and col·
laborated on a huce
munl of words and pic-
tures to exP.ress feelings
about family problems.
It was a collage of con·
fused, often violent, im-
ages which illustrate
their anxieties.
Self-disclosure Is the
aim of much of the ac-
tivity at last the
children can share the
nightmare they've been
living for much of their
young lives.
A child with an .~
alcoholic parent ·~
works on a mural •!"I
during a.family ""'
program at the ,,
Alcohol Institute ~
in Bangor . Maine. ·
.IJ
Ill
UJI t he .,dlllt' .... Ct) Ill '
PJtn fc.11 .. mt v1ole11t•t:
Luok111g d1rt>ctly <1t
h1•1 fJ tht>r . Rotm1 told of
ht:r b1~gt':.t d1i.uµpoint
111c111 \ uu \ c ne ver
tuld m .. · lo my face that
} OU IO\C Olt'
Tn·mbhn~. her fatht-r
:.:.i1d he wa:. :.urry, tht'n
wh1:.pe red, "I do love
\Ou but when I 'm
llrink111 g l don't luvc
anybody "
ROBIN not hcr real
1H.1mc wa~ taking part ,
1n o nt· of the weekly
fam 1I \ t·11 c ount e r ~t':.s 1ons conducted at
Eastern Mam<' Medical
·c; e n t e r · s A I <' o h o I
Institute. one of t he na
lion 's m o s t c om
prchens1ve commun1ty-
has ed treatment pro-
grams for alcoholics.
PRICES EFFEC.
7 FULL DAYS,
DEC. 25 -
DEC. 3.1, 1980
S tater Bros.
Certi/ied Beef
Holiday Specials
f .. , \. .. o J& ., f o •• j, I "'-L. . 79c CHICK IN
Ufn TU" . s20• •OUNDaOAST
I J,..f f'\••'tfi• ·~VVlCiot" . s 1 •• aun•OAST
t ... •f•f"U1 •"Oft• ~ $1 .. LOIN•OAST
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POTATO
a If• Alll'-.. . ·~ "49c SALAD ~·~
I A8LI 8R4N0 6• "I ~At •'•I.YI"'' ••J 99c SLICID CHllSI I oir r•
a&CON .. a•N • .f I . ' $21• •6·0l PKG •OASTallf
99c EA
'"' .... $1•• JACK CHllSI
M4...Uo . t r. eo·• •
-----Ftt m1 ly-treat ment -t' ..... --11----•• • '$~19-r P08K LINKS-:-. 49c tHUCK STIAK •OUNDaONI
•·"'""'I ·• : .. ,, llf'f
e $269 fol I• • ("V{• . s 159 'I "".,.,..,,. .. M• JHJ!."tO . $1 l• one of the i:orncrstones
o f th e pr o~ram 's
philosophy. based on the
concept that akoholism
affects the entire family
<1nd ea ch m ember mus t
becom e involved rn the
recovery proct-ss .
In the famil y e n -
c ounte r s e ss i ons .
c hildren and s po uses
confront pa tie nts with
biller m emories. s har-
ing hostilities, lies and
infitlelities that hav e
l)ften been repressed for
years .
THE TECHNIQUE re·
mains controversial,
even among the hospital
s taH. becaus e of the
potential for e mbarrass·
ment and psychological
pain: But advocates say
the sessions help break
down the barrier s that
u s uall y s e parat e
alcoholi ('S from family
mem bers .
Dr St anley Evan s ,
founder and director of
the Alcohol Ins titute.
likens the prot·ess to
"lancing a wound."
"Take the ris k. Share
those feeling~." he said
"We say, try this. It's
going to embarra ss you
or make you n y But it
t·an 't be any wors e than
the living he ll you have
now. And our experience
has been that people get
better ...
THE 36-BEO institute,
founded in 1974. claims a
75 percent s uccess rate.
Patients come from all
socio-economic levels ,
but t h e progr a m is
geared toward those in
lh e ea r I y-s t ages or
alcoholism. n.ithe r lh<1n
the ··skid row'· types
"These are younger
people the average
age is 35 _ _peopl~with __
fam1 1es. "People with
jobs. people who have
not gone through the
losses,·· Evans said.
Patient treatme nt
begins with three to 10
days of detoxification,
followed by inten.slve•re-.
h a bi filation . Three
weeks o r in -patie nt
treatment are followed
by two years of a f .
tercare. in whic h pa-
tients take part in com -
munity self-help groups
a nd Alcoh o l ics
Anonymous.
#S ATURDAY i s a
special day at the in·
stitute, the day when
family members play
their part in recovery.
Spouses and older
children attend lectures
on how to cope with
alcoholism in the fami-
ly. but the most poig-
nant sessions involve the
younger children, many
of whom h ave beeo
thrust into premature
adulthood by the family
burderr. When a -ratnlly
arrives at the hospital
for screening, Evans
pays s~lal attention to
the children, looking for
that "9-year -old kid
who's acting like a 20·
y~ar-old."
Robin and 20 other
children ranalng In age
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Job loss
saddens
holiday
HHilll !'l> t• H.._ Mllh
<\ f' I 1 ht' I t• Vt 11 1 111• n lJ
l h n &ma" trt>t• ttu~ > l'IH rm 7
\ \•ar "ht .. .:nk ~'Jt'n<'l'f
Thf'rt> .. on \ hr "'"''> pr t!St:nu l"llhtr btt'auH hla mother.
I 1.101 l" SJ)l•n<'•·r 1!\ uut of ..,,·urk
out ( mticw' and ulmo~il uut of
hupt
M• ~n t·r 1 1.1nt-of bl ll'a~\
I ,Ot_, MUlO \\Orkl"ro. v. ho v. 111 ht.·
un•m ~hnt.·d 1h1i. C'hri.i.lm.i) Sht'
ha n l \Ull l t!U IOC'C J ul i7
un~ \\ ht•n .. h\! "'i.'I l~ld off 1caf\cr
thn-t· 'l'.i.r' ''" th~ <ai.i.t-m bl)' lane
Jl t'hn i.ll'r Cor11 '\ Mound ko.id
'n~lnt· µhmt in O~·t!lt11t
" H~ t:, thl' v.or I Chr1 stm1U:i
he ~ 1.'\Cr hitd . Mi. Sptincer
-. .. ud noddJn~ Jt Erik us be
plb\l'd in their lilJ&rtment in
I h~hland Park a Dt!lroit sub
urb "l gm hrm a couple or
•,un~:, .wd u couvle of outfits
d Od th.II ''> ll
Sht• und Erik ltvc un 1tpprox
1m ate I)' SIOO u wct:·k m welfare
.. md foo<l st amp bencf1ti. a far
er\ from lhc saoo s ht' took home
after an avc ra~e work week al
l'hry~lt'r
'Wt.· both g1vl;' uµ a l()t we used
to huve." Ms Spencer said
··&:very Friday. when ( got paid.
we us ed tu go out to dinner. And
we 'd go to the movie show a lot
WL• haven't gone oncl' this year .
"HE KEEPS asking me when
I'm go mg to ,,:et pa 1d ." s he
addod
T hat's a tough ques tion for a
woman who lives in a city with a
12..5..percenl Wl~ploymeM-rate
in November
"I've been looking for a job."
she smd. "It's just so hard to
find something. l ·ve applied to
all kmds of places anything I
A~ .........
UNEMPLOYED AUTO WORKER SAYS CHRISTMAS WORST
J•nlce Spencer with IOn Erf k, 1
-eoultJ eome up with. Most of
them. I've called and they say
there's no ~penin~. A ~ouple or
places l've gone to." only to be
turned down
Iler chances of returning to
work at Chrysler are "almost
nil." Ms Spen('ersaid.
Even if the compan y 's
fortunes improve and it calls
ba(•k some workers. thousands
of others with more seniority
will go back first. she said.
Some o f the unemployed
autoworkers were laid off re-
cently and still qualify ror un-
employment and supplementary
benefits that pay the m up to 90
percent of their normal take·
home salary. .
Others are like Ms. Spencer.
whose "Wrempleyntenf a n s up-
pelementary benefits lapsed in
June. Since then, her 1977 Dodge"
Aspen has been repossessed and
s he has been forced to move
from a pleasant. sunny Oat in
t he second noor of a Detroit
home to a cheaper place.
She and Erik now Ii ve in a..
$210·a-month all·utilities-paid
basem e nt apartme nt. "You
could write a book with all the
problems l 've had with this
apartment." she said.
LIVE ELECTRICAL wires jut
out of walls and sparks ny from
the buzzer when someone rings
the door bell. The apartment
seldom is warm enough. and
mice all but own the kitchen
cabinets. she said.
·'When I first got laid off. I
figured I'd get called back the
first of the year. Now, after my
benefits ran out, J notice I'm a
lot more nervous and d~l:
eir.-'shesai . -
"Disgusted. because I can't
get him <Erik) the things I want
to give him. Especiall y around
this time of the year-, when he's
expecting something."
owned corporation. Kt!llnetb A. Milette, f~rmer d~
sign group director. has been n~med vt~e .pre~t·
dent of operations for the firm whtch spectahzes m
product. model. graphic and interior design.
Patrick A. Randolph, president or Fluor
l'C1wt'r Strvices. Inc. al Fluor Corp .. Irvine . was
n·eently awarded a Centennial Medallion for
servicl' · to the American Society of Mechanical
F.n ~ineNs . lie lives in Laguna Niguet
Board of directors of Avc6 Corp., with western
headquarters in Newport Beach. has declared re.
gular quarterly dividends of 30 cents per common
share. 80 cents and Sl.05 per share respectively on
the company's $3.20 and $4.20 cumulative converti·
ble preferred stock issues. All dividends declared
as o f Dec. 12 are payable Feb. 20. 1981 to
shareholders of record Jan. 30, 1981.
Design West. Newport Beach. has divested
from Beatrice Foods Corp., to become a privately· -~~--~-
IY -oo .. OYA .. CRA WFORD1_ ...
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MOVING EXPENSE TAX DEDUCTIONS
Prior 10 1970 your
moving e Apens e tax
ded uction was l1m11e<J to
1he cosl o f 1ransport1ng
yo ur h ouseh o ld g ood s
and family tranS00r1a1to n
c ost s to r tt'le m o ve
1nclud1n g lood a nd
lo dging,
Little by hllle. o ther
'"•oenses ol making lhe
move were addeO to the
oed uct1ble expense list
N o w tl)e y have been
llber a11 zed e 11en mo re
w ith lhe m ost current tax
refo rm updates Here 1s
ho w th e n ewe s t
score board reaos
You can deduct up to
3 000 lo r the cost o t
real es1a1e cornm1ss 1o ns
mortgage cost s and
s1m11ar items incurred m
t>u ving o r selling your
home o r settling a lease 0 1 this ·"3 000 total -
o n e t'lall or up 10
-1 50 0 1 -may b e -CleducJe.£1. loL expen
incurred tor pre·rnove
h ouse -hunting expenses
as w elt a s ternoorarv
11111ng expenses for u p to
30 d ays at your new
1oc a11o n
These benefits app1~·
to the s ett-emptoy ea a s
w ell a s employees tn
order tq Quality tor this
mo111ng e1tpen s e
dedu c11on. lhe reason
tor the move must be a
1ob c hange and the new
1ob site musl be at teas l
35 miles away
96-3-&llZ
Thomas M. Brandt is president of Fluor Oil
Field Supply Co .. a Fluor Corp. distribution com·
pany.
A 10 percent stock dividend has been declared
by Bank or Newport. The dividend is payable to
stockholders of record Dec. 25.
Mary Barr, Newport Beach. is second vice
president of CaJifornia Jewelers Association.
Teleflle (;ompuler Corp., Irvine, has an·
nounced operating results for nine months ended
June JO showed a net loss of $142.896 or 10 cents
per share.
Richard J. Ftamson , an
Orange County res ident. is
t'hairman of the board and
c hie f executive officer of
Security Pacific Corp. and
Security Pacific NationaJ Bank.
Los Angeles.
WUllam T. Manning, Huntington Beach. is
sales manager ror the Orange Suburban District
·of the Prudential Insurance Co., Westminster .
Le Roy M. Donohue is director of systems and
operations for TRW l_nform.alion Ser yic~s
Division. Orange He resides with his family m
Irvine.
Lynn Schneller is assistant vice president or
the Laguna Beach branch of Bank of America. The
Laguna Hills resident previously served as ~eal
_ estate loan..specialist and began as.~scrow--omeer
in Che San Clemente branch.
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Vncle Sam provides gem of present
8 )' JOHN CUNNIFF ,.,,...._,,.,..,,..
NEW YORK -From Uncle Sam's statistical
grab· bag comes a gem or a Christmas present: We
Americans have been saving at a better r ate than
we had thought, and we have more savings In our
accounts too.
All year. it seems. the savings rate has been
measured a percentage point lower than it was,
and now, says Courtenay Slater ~ of the Commerce Department,
we have "more savings to draw
on·' than was thought.
Don't argue about it. With
so little good economic news :;. ~ ,
coming out of Washington you •
must accept what you can get, ~
and this. it seems. is all you're .. ~ ..
getting for Christmas. Don't, _........ •
ror instance. ask t hese ques-
tions :
After giving us coal i.n our Chnstmas stocking
for the past several }!ears.couldn't some explanation
be offered lo help us get over the s hock this year of re·
cei ving a tittle diamond instead.
Now that we have been told the s avings
rate is only-s lightly below 6 percent. the norm , an
stead of under 5 percent. what should we do with
all the old wamings about the "dangerously low"
rate of savings?
You know. the w;irnings that Americans were
off on a spending spree, that they had dumped the
old notions of thrift. that capital formation was en·
dangered and that the rebuilding of industry was
threatened'1
Shall all those elaborate studies be incanerat·
ed now that we have revised t~ savings statistics
all the way back to 1968, and found that for 1980 the
figures for most months have been raised by a
point? That in August, for instance, the rate was
6.1 percent, not 4.7?
How do you incinerate past polic1cal and
economic decisions made on the basis of erroneous
information?
No. forget all these questions To pursue them
might lead nowhec;e. or else down a statlalical
maze that will deprive you of your common sense,
which is in short enough supply. But don't forget
the lessons.
The first lesson is that too much faith Is pul in
n'Umbers. For evlderice, watch the stock, bond, and
commodity markets convulse after the money sup·
ply figures are released. And lurch again when re·
vised.
Most of the m are revised -the price Indices,
sales figures. jobless numbers, savings rates.
Some are also seasonally adjusted. Some are
weighted. Some figures bear little resemblance to
raw counts.
The second is thal you have in your own
pocketbook the best indicator or your financial
condition. You 'll probably agree you don't need
the statistics factory to inform you how well or
poorly you are doing.
And the third is that you offer some Christmas
generosity to those who compile the statistics.
Generally speaking. those revisions are in the
nature of statistics. They don't always represent
errors.
The new numbers. said Slater. the Commerce
Department chief economist. look "more suitable"
in terms of historical norms. Indeed they do; the his·
tor\,tal norm is somewhere around 6 percent. Cor -
rect.
But, unless people listen to the sound of the
statistics clashing rather than the grumblings or
their own pocketbook. her suggestion that the re·
visions might s pur buyer confidence is going too
far.
Even though anything to lift the drabness is
welcome at Christmas time. Or at any other time.
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SPRINGFIELD. Ill. CAP) -lllinol• Acrlcultui:~
Department employees aay their bou, state Atricwtur.
DirecU>r John R. Block, wiU do an)'thins lo belp a friend ..
but will "ldU you tor two points on • bultetball court."
Despite his spirited noon basketball tames with
e mployees, they find Block almost sheepish when aalted to
talk about himself.
"He mingles with the employees, even with the kid a t
the gas pump," said John Ochs, press
aide and close Block associate. "He's
not a boastful person. Ask him what
he's accomplished, and he blushes."
The formal announcement of Block
as President·elect Ronald Reagan's
choice to head the nation's Agriculture
Department was made Tues day In
Washington, O.C.
A West Point graduate and former
lOlst Airborne infantry officer, Block,
45, lakes his physical fitness seriously. 8 LOCll
HE RAN AND FINISHED the Boston marathon last
spring. On Sundays, when he is not tending lo the family's
3,000-acre hog, corn and soybean farm near Gilson, i.n
Knox County, Block usually dons a jogging suit and runs
up to 20 miles in the he;rvily wooded Washington Park 1n
Springfield.
Agency employees say Block has used the same
ene rgetic approach as agriculture director of the nation's
leading farm.export state .
Block was named by Go11. James R. Thompson to the
$40,800-a-year state agriculture post in February 1977 after
becoming one of western Illinois' more successful farmers.
BLOCK TOOK OVER THE family farm in 1960 after
milita ry service. It was then 300 acres and producing 200
hogs a year. It now is 3,000 acres, produces 6,000 hogs a
year and employs six full-time workers '
Block has been a cr itic or the e mbargo on grain sales
to the Soviet Uni on im posed by President Ca rter after the
Russian intervention in Afghanistan.
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WASHI NGTON I AP> The interest rate on short-
term Treas ury bills fell significantly this week after weeks
of steady increases. the government said after its weekly
auction
The discount rate on 13-week Treasury bills declined
from 16.r.67 percent last week to 14.992 percent. Ttie rate on
26-week bills fell from 15.423 percent lo 14.032 percent .
AS A RESULT OF Monday's auction. banks and thrift
institutions may pay up to 14.282 percent on popular six-
month money market certificates, e!fective Thursday.
That compares with a current return of 15.673 percent.
The interest rate on these investments is tied by law to
the 26·week Treasury bill rate .
Depositors at thrift institutions also can earn 12 per·
cent on 2"'-z·year savings certificates, while taking in 11.75
per cent at commercial banks.
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f'hrisfnuu spirii show11
Little 'Nmmy Jones Jr .. cuddles his puppy
n1!ar ~ fanuly's home in Tnree Rocks~
afte r F'rt!sno County officials shut off
power to the s mall group of shacks and
h o u se trailt!rs Christmas looked bleak and
·-0.-ada .\u• ic·~•
dark for the poor farm workers and their
families until publicity of their plight
brought out the giving spirit in several peo
pie who donated clothes and presents to
those less fortunate.
Marloor
ROR('tlt:RIUSG Stt•ukhuusc. l't1sadcn11 . Ca firs t mll\lll' t•amcras rna1fr.
ll ELEN E LIZ/\llto:Tfl ht•wai.abouett\'Ctnthl•Na ancl latl'I' Ulll' uf tht· f1ri-t rntumed
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or Nl·w1rnrt ll l'Ul'h Ca tlllll irnd a IOt'ffibt•r of lht• M1t l·ht'll t'umcra 1.:ornpull.)
P;issed ilWU\ on l>et•cmb..r lrv1111• l'oa,.1 Cnuntr~ l 'luh or llollvwnod Ill' IS sur\'l\ll'll b
21. I~ Shi; I!> Slll'\11\'t•ll IJ) Ill-\-\II:-tht' ~k1µper or tht• h~ hi~ w1fr of n c•url~ 60 y curse
her hus h and I' Hu I W R rd Win~ .12· Sµurt fishl'r ~ 1•urs. Margarl'l Marie. h1i.
Bot•ht•rdin.,:. a dauRhtt'r <l ut•kt•tl at th e llt1ys1de dau~htt•r. Ot•tl) of Dayton, EDWARDSVll~LE. Ill.
tfelt>n Jlodgl's of l.agun.~ Mururn lie· 1s s un·1vcd h) Ohio. and ti s1stl•r, <ilennu of (A p ) It took a curse Be a e h C u , i.: rand h1i-\-\ 1fc 11\>;.,, llcrm:mn. 2 Stanton. C'A. man) n1(·t·es.
cfaughters ll<'ll·n Austin o( !tun~ Pt•ter and Tony and a nt•phew,. and {?randchildren l o do it, but a sto n e
:;3 n J•,:h'. t'a . <inti C.ilda l!randdaughter Carmela ln ... ,. well as a host of fr1encfs marker missing fro m a
Hodge!> of LaRunu Aeaeh, lieu of nn"·ers the family rt• Mr Trissel sus t ainl'd a n a l u r e tr a i I si n ce
l'a . Rrancfs ons Kelly qucsbdonattun:.l:H: made to strukea ~l·ara~oChristma,. H a lloween is back at
Uantt>ls of Laguna Be:.tch. lht• Amcn C'an Cancer Soc1e· E ve l.tnd \-\a:. rl'eoverinl! S·o ~ l h el'_n I Jl.ilLoJ_s ~ . irrcl:ry-ttmfires-err tr ~n fonmrl-sen,rrrwitl very \.•d . u( a massl\'e U n 1 v e r s i l y a t
Wes tmins ter. Ca . and be held ht>art <•llaek took his life Edwardsville. ~ .u 1 n n II o d ll e :. o f JA \' sudcknl> very lc'llrl} on Sun Phil Heath, a Granite
Westminster ann 6 great EARL FERDINA:-.1!> JAY. da> mum1ng. lie w11l lon{? br C 1 f grandchildren Memorial resident of Cos ta Mes a. Ca rt.>mcmbcn•cl b\' his chl'l'r\' ity, I I., irerighler, re-
serv1ecs will be hlc'ld on (or 9 }'ears Passed away vn smile and fnen.dhness to :.iii turned the m arker after
Saturday. Deecmhcr 27. 19>10 December 22. 1980 Ht• was ;i who had the pri\11le1?e or find ing it in the yar d of a
at 2 <lOPM at the Par1fll' mcmlwr of the California kn11w111i.: him neighbor .
\'icw Chupel In lieu 1,r Stall' Tl·aehers Assudat1on. Bob Williams, as ·
rtnwt•rs mcmorwl rontnhu hl'wns atl.'at'herfor2Syears WHITE s ociate p r o f essor of
111ms ma.v tJe made· lo the for the C:arden <~rove l 'nified STROLLER WlllTF.. rcs1 education, promptly re ·
.o\1'1h nlis ~'oun11at111n P•t<'lfi l' Sd111ol D1stnt'I lie 1s sur dent or Rulboa Island. 'a ranted a curse put on
Vit·w Mortuary dircclnrs VI\ l•d by his w1fl• Margot .Jay Passed away on Occembt•r the thieves whic h he
Dl'NNJN(; n! Cost~• :vlesu, Ca . t1 .brother Ill, J91lfJ 111 !'Jewport llt-at•h .
L EW B OUNNIN(;, r<:si ~rnnk Jay uf low<i !'iery1ees Ca SurYl\'t'cl b) his wifl• said would cause their
d e nt nf t'o~ta Mt•">:J. Ca ur•· sd11•dull•d f11r Priday. f':n11ly , :-i•n Tod . and bodies to shrivel slo wly
f>asst•d aw<i v on r>cl'cmhcr l>ccl'mhl•r 2fl. 1980 at I UO P:'vl d au Rh t l' r I. a 1 l a I ~ o :1 until next Halloween.
;a, J9fl(J at ·thl• agi· uf flfi. a t th l' 11 a rh o r L a wn grandt h1ldren No .. crv1rl's ''They s hould be OK ."
StlrviYNi b~· lus wiri• lhi t l'I . Mcmon al ~'ha1Jl'l \-\1th Re\ \-\11\ bt hclrl Pad f\t Virw Williams said. "Only lhe
.;nn DN11S "nunn1n~. and 4 II ru t' l' Kur ~ I{' 0 f th c \1ortuar) chrt'rWr!' right legs s hould have
Barking dog
guards home
WASHINGTON <AP) -U your nei&bborbood
baa bad Ill share of buralarin and you're con-
tlderin& &ettin& a watchdoC, take note: a do&'•
bark la more important than hia siae.
"What you need is an alert do1 who will let
you know when someone is ln t.be house," said
Phyllis Wright, director of animal shelterina and
control al the Humane Soc:iety of the United
StatH, which haa its headquarters i.n Washington.
"You don't want a man-or woman-eater. A
medium-size schnauzer is ooe of the best dogs you
can get."
Miss Wright, who purchased and trained dogs
for the Army during the Korean War, said people
looking for watchdogs should give their animals
obedience training.
"YOU WANT A STABLE DOG, one that
responds to you . not a siluation. "she said.
People who want a firs\·clus watchdog should
read up on lhe breed that interests them and then
find someone who breeds dogs with good tempera-
ments. "You ishould find out u much as possible
about the dog's mother and father."
nut for those with slimmer pocketbooks who
prefer to .select a p up from the local pound, Miss
Wright s uggested walking by the cages to gauge a
dog's rcuclion
"Look for u dol( lh1tl barks at you when you
walk lJy,'" xh•· ~uid. "You don't want one that sits
hac•k in 11 1·urrwr You wimt a dog with his•head
C'IH'kt•d urul h ii. N1r11 ul4'rt "
MIS." WRU;tf'I" SAID P•:OPLE who purchase
u wutt'luJoJt Crum un1mal sh e lter s lake more
d11111r t•N •~·C'l.tUlll' not 1.1~ much 1s usually known
11huut NUC·h 11 11111>'11 huc kground.
"Ask for a pt.•rsonallly l'roftle on the dog, a his·
l u r y of its tmrkground und habits ,'' she said.
For th1.sc who simply want to sensitize their
prciwnl !JUI' lo impe nding clange r, Miss Wright
s uid do.c owners sho uld take their animal on a
h·ash for <i walk ar<,und its o wn prr1perty and en ·
l'Ouragc the animal lo s pot trouble
"You want to r einforce his natural tenden-
cies ." she said . "Say, ·what's that'" when you see
a squirrel or something, and when he responds, re·
ward him and praise him "
MISS WRIGHT, WHO uv•:s IN <>uburban
Maryland wtth two lerners ~hf• gc,l frr>m dog
pounds and one Do berm an µtn!>ch~r. caution ed
people who want a German Shepherd or a
Dotfe"rmlO'ffOt a ..Wtchdof(tti '* t•llrJul ---
.. For every 10 dogs I l(el. I reJect 17 ... she s aid
"There has been much over breeding of the
Shepherd and Doberman Their temperaments can
be very unreliable And the Doberman 1s much
less tolerant than it us ed l<J b4: He's a trigger·
happy dog wh o res ponds to fas t -moving
stimulants , like a person on a bike or a 1ogger."
Also, big dogs need exercise, s he said , and a
per son considering purchasing a larg~ pup should
think about when and w he re he 'll walk the animal :
·'You may expose y ours elf to more danger by tak·
ing your dog out for a walk at 10 p.m . l.han staying
in your house and pulling tn a mechanical alarm
system ."
PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS evstNESS l"'rCTITIOVS BUSINESS NAME nATEMENT NAME STATEMENT
PUBUC NOTICE
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f'ICTITIOUS eUllNUS NAMe STATUitleNT Th• lollowln9 O-r\0111 •r• OolnQ bullneuH T J DESIGNS, 1111 Lffw•rO L•nt. Nt•l>OM tle•th, C•llfornl• •lMO
OBITUARIES
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J•mft L. Horowlh, 7111 Lte•ard f'ICTITIOUS eUSINIUS
L•ne. N.--i 8H<ll. C•llfo•nl• ·~ MAMa ITATIMeNT T an1• Horo•ll1, 7111 L .. wero Tfle ro11owln9 persons ••• doln9
L•ne. NttWPOl1 Beacn, C•ll rornl• '7..0 bustneu ~ Thi• l>uslneu ,, conOutttO l>V • SEAPORT HAIR COMPANY, 941nera1 p..-tne••h P 1•11 8HC.n 81.0 . Sulit • 107, Hunt
J-L H,0<owlll lnQIOft IM.Ch, (.elllo•nle ttMI Thi• ~ .. ...,_, •H !lltcl with lne L•rr¥ RofV.,, 9'113 y Ar•na Cir . County Cl••-ot Or•noe Counly on F°"nt•IV•llty, C..llo•nl• t77ot Oecem11ttr t. '"° Mary Lou RClftrer, .Ol u Arerwt l'UI'" Cir . Fo.....taln V1lley, Celilornl• t71ot Pvbll~ <>~ C.0.\1 Dally Piiot, Ro~ O. Ann Judd, •11'1 Elm • Dt!, 10, 11, 1•. )I, l'IO ._IO Street, Founl••n V•llo , C•lllornl•
t7IOI PUBLIC NOTICE
N·1lf14 f'rCTITIOUS eUSINUS NAME STATUtllENT
ICtnnetn P•ul JvdO, 171'1 Etm Strut, Fount•ln V•t10 . C•ltlornt•
t71ot
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Bela S..IH O>tPOl'•llon. • OJ1torn1• torpor•flon. "tO-B 0.lo Circle, 8u~na
P•rk, C•lllo•nl• 90611 Tnl• 1>U11,....," conou<teO DY • ror
ocn•Uon 1 S.la S..ltt C.orp
Tnl\ t>v\lnti\ h condut teO t>y • Qltn•H •I 1>.rtner \l\IP
L¥•Y ROIVtr Tnl\ \1•1-f WH flltcl #lln IM County Cieri< of Or•n90 Covnty on
Dtumt>e• s. IMO Fl,..,
Pt1bhst..o o.--. C.O.st 0•1ly Piiot, Ou 10, II .14, JI, l<llO • .. 1 ~
P UBLIC NOTICE
J"""" Uhler, FICTITIOUS eUSINEU PrttlOPnl NAME STATEMENT
Tru\ \t•ttt"nenl 'tilt•\ flltd wilh t~ l hf' tollow•nq Pl''°" Is dolng bu'\•· Counly Cler• ot Oren~ Cou~tY on Int•\ 4 \ November 12, 19'0 I 111 C•lllorn1e Miss Talent •nd
SCM~tN.U.N ANO •E\.L Ueeuly P6c;ie6'\I \1) Calllorn1a Mt\• t• Cetttwy P•r1' Ea•t, Ptllre ()) C•lllornta Mos\ Pre Ton 10 bit• ltlT Calt1orn1a Min H J Ca11torn1a Ml" L•• A,...i•, CA -1 Teen IOI C.lllornt• Min Model ot Tne '101• YUr. U7S Suotrl0<, .,ewporl Buen, Publt\l'le(I Or•nvt' Coa>l Dai•• Pt lot. C•1ttorn1a '1'1W.l
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P UBUC.: NOTICE
"'twpon Beath, C•llfornla n .. 3
Th1\ DuS4n~\ t\ condut ted O• a n •n
dlvidu•I OO<olll• snr-F ICTl flOUS 9oSrNEH Tn1\ \latement wa• ltloel w llh t~ NAME STa.TEMENT Counly Cltrl>. ol O••n9" County on
fn,. touow1nq Pf"'M>n 1\ 00•"0 bu .. 1 Ot:ctm~r I '* FUii" Publl\....., <>-Coest D•1lv PttOI, ,, ... ,,<I\
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rnt\ \Wf~~I wa-. '''"'° •tin trw NAME STATEMENT C.ounl• (ltn 01 o ranOt' c..oun'" on Tht' tollowinq person-... •rt 001n9 o~r.m°"r I tWJO FUOUO '"'";~~·~T AE E I PARTNERSHIP,
Pl'BLIC ~OTICE
N•7n.I FICTITIOUS eU,INt'SS NAME ST•TEMENT
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M\\41" CAFE u 5 A 1030 Walnut # ~o
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1 Count f CJtr• "J' Or .. n q. Covnt, 0"
o~ct..,,~" • 1Q80
lH E 111h Slrul CO\!• MHa.
C•l•forn1•
O•n••I Gilbtrt 3112 OrM\~WOOd A••nu• Lo• '°'1am11cn C•lllo""• ~no
"•01'\tlt J•tOb\. l 14e-F-t-o•r••
AvtnVf' Lo' A"9'?1t\ Ca1.torn1a 90066
T tu\ bu\lnrt\S 1\ conduc.tea tty d
•·m•tttd Pi&r1r-.r\h1p
0dnttl Cilbt"'
Tn•\ \ttt1~"' wds. tded w1tn Int
County Cterk of Orange Countv on
Oecrmbrr •. 1'80 \LAYITT, KING & l'OONeEllG
I(•~-, v 1u1Jac.-,, E "I· ~·· ....... ....., P•r1' (Ht, ..... LOl A,...1 ... C..lttornl•-7 Ft,_J Pvb••slV'<I °'""90 Coa\I Daily P1IOI, D•r •o 11 1• JI 1990 •qn 80
Pl'BLIC NOTICE gr and r h 1l d r l·n L ori l~rt·~b~tenan c..hurch \)f the s hrivcleda lilllebynow.
Shl'rid;.,n Jt!ffrc) Uunnin1?. ( o\'t•nant offi nating lntt'r I a lways start with tha
Patrick .onrl Oa rll•rw Dun m l·nt at ll ar ~u r _L <i \\n
TM t0Uow1no per \Ott I\ 00tnv ou,1 r ru toflow1nQ Pf"'M>f"I ,\ ®•no Ou't.1
n•\\ •S .,~!lo\ ti\ FOUNTAIN VAllEV REALTY AVALON INVESTMENT (OM
FU""I PuOlts.t"ll!"O Or.,,.QIP C.o.t'' o .... Pilot ~< 10 11 1• )I !990 •91) 80 N·n..4 "CTITtOUS eVSINESS NAME STATEMENT nmg. also 1 sislt·r and 2 Ml'mnn al Pa rk Scrvrces un· rig ht l eg beca use a ~thers Private snvm~s der the d1rel·t1 c;>n ur Harbor Shaw heads group o f thieves with
by the Neptune Society La~n-Moun_t, Ohve Mortuary s hort right legs is more
HARMAN of Custa Mcsu 540-5554 FV M ob vious than a group
l\LHERT R llAtlM,\:'ol , ~•:vii.LE 880118 with shriveled a rms."
rt"H rl l'nt o f S a n Ju an Wll.l.IAM J NE\'ILLE. Onie r.. "Bud" S haw An Alton, Ill., fourth
('Jp1o;t r;.,n11. l'a r a.,:.t•<I al(l' 81l. rt'std('nt or Costa has been ins talled as grade ecology c lass
,1w:.iv on lk.'t•t•mht•r :!J. l!l!IO ~ksa , Ca P;:1;.sed a~a~ on wors hipful mas t e r of placed the s t o n e in
ll e was horn on J ub :ll. l!H7 f)('('l'mber 23. I~ lie \-\;JS C' II h o n or o r a retiring
h A 11 • 11192 1 r ountatn Va e y Bicen-~ u r \'I\' t•d h \ h1' \-\!f t' 11rn on 11n :>. 111 .im:.i. teache r. The stone ear-l" r a n n•:> M II ar m J n . Muntana Ill-\-\ai, a World t ennial Masonic Looge . il.111~hH·r .Ju clith i\nn and Wa r I \'l'tl'ran. ho lcl1n~ No. 829. n es an inscription warn-
1/Sll Me4d Street, Founl••!\ V•llOY PA°" V m l,..lr .. >QUr Av•nut' (Of on• !
C.tlto,nt• 9J10I Ot':I M•r. C•11to,n1a ~1t..1S Gene A B••nco 1Hl7 Mead Thom•) E St•fl, >n L••'•1>u• l
Street, Fount•ln V•lt•v. C•Uforni• A"enue. C'.of'on. Ott AA#lr C.•lfforn1a 9770I .,,.is
TPll'I bu1.lrteo\\ 1~ CondU(t~d by •n '" 1 n1\. C>u\.•n~\. '' t onou<: t~ Dy e n n
di._1du1f 0\"tOU~I c;.,,. A Bl•nco r ,,.,,...., E S1e11
Tf\i\ <natemt:nc ••\ htfJCS •o 1t\ tht 1 n1\ il•tf'f1"enl •a\ l1le-ct w ith ff'f'
County Clerk ot Or•n9f Countv 01'1 C0\11'\ty Ctt"r• o t OranQt: t.ounh
0.<embrr S 19M> (411forn1d 0,, C>t:o<t>m~,-1 ttl80 ,..,,., FUDS11
Put>ll\llod o. • ...,. Coe \t Oatly P1lol Pubh\,_ °'""'1" {o.t•I 0..11• Pl101
Dec n. "· ,., )1 1'90 .,.. IO °"' I 10 17 14 1990 •U • llO
P UBLIC NOTICE Pl!BLIC NOTICE 't('P son Dllll t ' Hartun l'•1rpural statu:. and senrng The Fountain Valley in g m a nki nd that
Serv1t•cs \\111 bt• hl'ld al thl· h1~ t•ountry 111 France Ile has modern t echno logy is ORANGE couNH
Pl 'BL.IC !'llOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS auStNEU
HA"'IE STATEMEN T
t '1t: lot• 1no ""'"'"°" ' ooino ChH ,.....,, d\
SE NMV~ PW •"E Qr E -I
l TO e 1 ,.,..,,.,.,1 t,.,."f'' ~ c ''~'
Oov_. )tt~I ~u.:1 C;o> ,.,. .. •CM.·'1 rit"~ h
( d d0,,.~1d 9,-0(lf ~tPPf'l'"I M Cn.t"'"' J f:_,••t .. ~ ..
1,-.,.1n,. (_tt tfO""• i ~ '• J
T n., b\.l\1nt~ .. , Of'IO·•' \~Ob t' ..... n
01<tt10 iJdl
Stt-D'l""" ,,.,, ""•"'
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(t'Junl" t IE-rt ()t Or 111nQf" l)ul"if\o •.l"
Ot-tttrnt°>t''I 1~
t "e follow,n9 pirr\Ons ar~ OoinQ
bu\tMHft 197) POMONA STREET, 136 E•SI I/In Slrttl Cost• Mt•a. C..lllornt•.
D•n•e• G1IOPrt nn Or<1nq.pwOOO
A ••nut LO\ a.1am•l<>"> Ca111crn.a 'IOTlO S oney J•<Ob\ 11•& F",_o,.ral
••f'"~ LO\ A"9f'I~\ C.lllto,.n•<I ~
T f\ ' bV'"~'4-•\ 'Ondu<.tpd Cy it
hm 1tf'd o.tr1nii-r\l\tO
06'\lfl C,1•~rt
T,,1\ \Ill~"' w<1' ttlf'ld •• tn "'"
County Clfr\ or Or•nqt (OtJr'lh o,,
~''""~"' 1* MARC PAUL JACOBS, ESO SLAV ITT, KING t l'OONeEAG
Met C•"'...., Par1t E•U. •-LOl A""°lft, ~llto1rtia .-1
(' 0 mmun 1 t \ r h r 1-; t 1 a n bet>n in thC' C:usta Mesa area resident is a ma nager tn disrupting the ecology . suPERIORcou11T
C' h u r t h . ·~a 11 ,J u <1 n s1m·e l!Ybl ·He was a memhcr engineerin~ and opera· The class collected 7ooc1•1e c..ow ori,.. w .. ,
FICTITIOUS •u•1 lESS NAME STATEMENT F ISOj.4• FtHtM
I · t i o rl s a t D o u tl I a s · S.• A .... c •. n111 l'ap1str<in1>. CM on F riduy, or the lt>ell Ame-r1e1m b~g-ron ., a luminum cans to buy Pl A1NT1FF cuM1s INSURANCE
llee l·mhl'r ;rn, 19>!0 at anrlthc Kr1ights ofC:ulumbus. Aircraft Compan y i n the stone and trave l to soc1ETV,1Nc
:.!OOPM St J11a c h1m '.s C:.tthol1c Long Beach. lheschooltoe reclil . DEFENDANT WES TERN
.IL'RMAN ... ' Church lie IS survived by his MORTGAGE COAPOAATI ON ano c. ,, DOES I THROUGH'°, ln<lu•IH
0 1 'K llF:RMANN . rcs1 son W1llium R Nl'v1lleor Fort SUMMONS
tlt'llt of Corona dcl Mar, Ca Worth. Te)(aS, a daughter $600 r~.up bonus set NOTl~~~Ey':':!R.!!:'!.... Tiie Passed t1way nn Derembcr Mary L Ward nf Whittler, ~-,.,.,, _, <1Ke. ... 1,,.1 ''"' wl~t
22, 1980 lk was the founder l'u . ~1!\tt'r Mrs Velma Croft your 1>elnQ ""•rd unlu• you rewond
o f l h e P c µp e r M ill of t:os ta Mesa . Ca · R WASHlNGTON (APJ -The a rmed services •11"11••daY• R_._ini.rm•tl•n
------------grandchildren and 3 gre1Jt -will offer a $600 bonus to vete rans who re-enlist for .,.!-:i5oi V•IM.,. .i• clema"4ffe. if N ~1e ' granclchildren Mass or the El lrl-1,..... -···· ·-·· U•, eatune ~ ty Hesurrection will be held on three yea rs in the r eserve manpower pool after ,.,. ... -,. • ,_ .... u ... r-· c~E•AmM--•""'6\. At tu Sat urclu~. Decemher 27. 1980 they have finished their military service obliga-•• ""tro * • ..,., LA• 1• ,,...,m•· .... ~7431 ~ ,, ....... ., ... V"9V" at 10.00AM al Sl Joachim's lions. II you wl•n IO \ff-!M ..,.,"Of an
YH • HClttl -·"'• .... ••t•••RO Catholrc Church. Costa Mesa The program will go into effect Jan. 2 and is anorno1 In,,,,, m.•11••. you \houlO do ...... IRIOlf•"" ...... ntt ... , ., •• , h _.,.. ___ . wit Mon_s1!lnor Thomas J d esigned to he lp rebuild the Individual Ready ~~~~;,~:1!,~0m:~·i:_r,~:0~~i'~:n c.11,.._,.._ Nevin offlriating Interment Reserve and the Inactive National Guard, which S• u.toc1 ~· •<>h<ll •• e1eonse1o ct. ~!!"1,.• .. 11,._· __ !!!!!!'!!'!'!11!'!'!!•4'.--·.--·_. will be at llol~ Sepulcher th · f l · ed l be un ·~ en ut• a•...,10. <Moe••• "' Ceme ter y, Ora nge. Ca are e mam source o rain manpower o na cerlo •mmeol•tamen••. oo ot•
Services under the direction called up in the event of m obilization. m•n••• •u r~•I• es<r11a, ., n•y
P'fEtl fAMIL Y
COlOHIAL FUMftlAL
HOMIE
7801 Bo lsa Ave
Westm1nsler
893·3525
P'«CfflC VflEW
MEMORIAL ,AltlC
Cemeterv Mortuarv Chapel
' 3500 Pac11tc View 01tvf'
Newport Beach
644·2700
J McCOltMfQC MORTUARIES
LaQuna Beach
494·941 5
laQuna Hills
768.()933
San Juan Capistrano
495·1776
HAllOlt LAWM-MT. OLIYI
Mortual'\' •Cemetery
CTematorv 1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540·5554
"HCI IROTHHS
llU. llOADW A 1'
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Cos1a Mesa
642·9150
IALn aiiillOH
SMITH 6 TUTHILL
Wl\TCL ... CHAPIL _127 E 17th St
Mlior----'tl 1--Cosli!Qesa l 646-9371
of Ralt7. Ber~eron-Smith & The reserve m anpower pool fell s harply with ··~';;'·1~o~/;:1~~:; • ~"'';~,
Tuthill West chff Chapel the end of the Vietnam war, the reduction in total como1a.n1 ,.., .,...n 111...i by lhe o•••n
M t re t M g la ar ed strength and the e nd of the draft 1111 ~a•nst "°" 11 you wisn 10 oeieno or uaryo os a esa re U r m . 1,,1, , ...... it, you musl. within JOO•••
TOTH --------------------------1 •tter lhls """"""" I• urved on you, MA HIA TOTll. age 82, rl'SI· Ille with !his court a wr•nen rop0nw
dent or Anaheim. Ca Passed to thP comp1a1n1 un1.-s you oo '°· QUEENIE your ct.rault wlll be enlereO on •P. awuv on December 22. 1980 pllca1tono111,.,p1a•nll1t,an<1111ts cour1
£he ·is--sur'(ive.d-by-a sister 'f enie<-.~1 _. • .,.,,..,.,to• K 11 ( ha r in a A la s c h o f Ille •ellel oema-1n !he comp1a1nr,
Anuhe1m, Ca • nieee Annie whl(h could •Hull '" qe'n\\hmenf °' w•9f'S1 ttlkinQ ot mcwwy or prcirMr1¥ or Bacavanags of Santa Ana. otne• relltf r•q.w•r..:t on In• com·
Ca Graveside services will p1111n1
be held on i'~riday. December /. · / DATE~E~~·~~~:H.
26, 1980 al IO'OOAM al the • I ci .. ~ Melrose Abbey Memorial 81 C!l•l~ll""E Eastwooo.
Park, Anaheim, Ca. with .• SPllAY.~tloaeowus Pastor William Hillmer of. / A P......-1~.eteii
fl ciating Interment a t , usew11S111reBt•d.,11111F1
Melrose Abbey Memorial ' ~::,~m11:i,~•11
Park. Anaheim, Ca. Services
under the direction or Balli
Bergeron-Smith & Tuthill
Wes tcliff Chapel Mortuary of
Costa Mesa.646-9371
TRJSSEL
HOWARD R . T RISSEL.
Me m o rial s e r v ices for
HOWARD R. TRISSEL. who
expired at Hoag Memorial
Ho s pital on Sunda y,
December 21. 1980. will be
held al l:OOPM on Friday,
December 26th. at Pacific
View Me morial Park in
Newport Beach . The
Reverend Charles Clark of
the First United Methodist
Church of Costa Mesa will
be th e o ffi ciati n g
cler gyman. He will be as·
slsted by the members or
Seafaring Masonic Lodge
11708. Mr. Trissel owned and op~raled the Costa Mesa
JUu.e... P..tinl. Com pa~ r or
many years and retired
from \hat business in 1962.
He was Secretary of the
afaring Maaonlc Lodge of
,
"Thanks, have a nice day yourself."
Art skills targeted
'
Put>ll\hed 0<.,..111! C<Mt•I Dally Pilot,
Dec 1•. JI. I-•"" Jan 7 14 ltll
•lfO.tO -P UBLIC NOTICE
,.ICTITIOUS eutlNl.SS MAMl.STATl.ljll.NT
The fOllowll'Q --h doln9 Dusi
M\\•\
I
CONTRACTORS SPA & SAUNA,
411 Espl.,...de. Or•n~. Callfornl• ., ... Allen Lewis, 47? Esplan•d•, Or• ..... Callf«nl•"*' Tllll llUMr..s' h <Oftdu<led t>r •n In· dlvldlMI All ... Lewll Tfll1 1tf'-t ••• flled wltn tht County Clerli of Or•n9" Cot1n1, on
Otumbert, 1• """'' Pul>ll-Or..._ ColJI D•lly Piiot,
Ot<. 10.1~2•.11,1• !!ti•
PUBLIC NOTl~E
' --~ f'ICTITIOUI eUSllHH NAM• STATaMaNT
TM IOltewl/tt ..,._ It tlOlflt eutl•
MU•\: COSTA MESA OFF ·ROAD
CE NTE"· 7• w. 17tn st .... ot, COll•
AMA, c.lltorflla 91t2' Gordllft oo-. J'OO 111 ... , ,,. ......... Me""'°" 9"ch, C.llfomla tt .. ) Tnls lluiAr..ss ll Conclt.t<IH bf all In· dlvld\lel.
GordDftOtMOI
T ht to1lowln9 ~r\On\ are dOl'Hl
oul"rn1n•s Pullh)I'••~-°'" ~G••' a ••• P.101 Pvomf1«l Ou nQ>< Co.ulDAl.IV E'UOL
O.c J ta 11 1• I~ _'W l 80 D•< 10 11, IA lt 1990 4q70,90 SOLAR WEST 17211 Arm•lrOog
Ave,,u•, I'"'""· C.llforn1a <n1U Amtech Cor-•t•on. • Calllornl•
t or por-AHar\, ,,,.,, Arm\\rono Aven~ lrvln•. C..tllorn•• '11114 Division ol AmtKn CorPora11on,
11111 Armstrono Avtnu~ trv'"' C.illornla '2114 Thh builnu\ '' conou<ll!d DY a <0<
Por•llon
q Ptltr\,
Gent-< •I '"''"'•90 r T ru \ \t•t!'f'nent w•' tlfed ••th thp
Covf\ty· Cler., ot Oranqe County on O.umber I l'IO
F t Stitt PubllsMO Or-Coe11 O••IY Piiot 0.t 10 17 1•. ]1 1'90 .. IS·IO
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS austNESS NAME STATEMENT
TM tooowanq ~,~ 1\ oo.nq o u\1
ne-n.as UNIVE RSAL BUS INESS AS SOCIAllON OF SOU TH ER N CAL IF . ll161 Camino C•P••lr•no.
Su ite O S•n Juan C•o•str ano
C•f1torn1• 97•'3
P UBLIC SOTICE
FICTITIOUS auSINESS NAME STATEMENT
fF\t' tOllOWlnQ Oir•\Of' 1\ dO~nq DU''
ne\\ a\ BAOO .. Hull '>f >NA.V tll>l
8 r oOkhUr\I W.tw U ardf'"' C,ro•t
Cdf1rorn1• ~,_nry J A \()tA 1~11 FIO,HJd
Strf'et M~nltr'Qlon 8tM<" (4111•orn1•
~1&<11
T h•'\ bu)in~~ 1'\ c.onauctra D'r .an 1n
O•••dua1
Hf'nry J A \brl!)
Th•\. ,,~·1~n1 ••!lo fllf'ld ¥W1tn lrw
County Clt>t~ ot 0,.,,,~ County on
'">re. rmtwt ' 198() FISOMI PuDh""'° 0.4 nQP (O~\t Oaoly P1tol
t.>t< J tO 11 U t<a80 .. sq IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMEN T
T ,..~ foOOW•"O ~'son '' OO•no t>uu
flf~), " ... CS BUILDING AND MAR tNE SUPPLY 10fl8A S•o P•<o Avenut', J ohn De nnt\ CaP~1t one S& E\Pf•n-.1rv1ne.C•lllor•1<•n11s Thi~ bU\'ne\S i~ conductPd by •n un Fou nl••n Vttllfy (411,1orn14' t'1210I
1nc.otoot...e.d .ffOC .. hon--oowr thttft-ft" W4'-!tat-.M... C.t:4ncS.aU u• tC)lll.t S•"
r>ar1Mr\111Jf l"<1To 4vfnu• Founl••n V•ll••
J o carwro"" C•IHorn1a '1'1108
t h1St \t•t•rrwnl wa\ t1lf!O wl\h '"" fn.~ bu,,.,nf''\\ •\ conduct•d by •n In Counly Clerk ol Oran~ Counly on d..,dual O..temt>er 1 1qeo Wa•lrr M (ro•n<Mil 111 • FtSOSU r,,,, )!ale,_,I was !1lfd wll" I,...
Publl\l'le(I Or•t>Oe Coosl Dally Ptlol, g:~~~b;,1~r~ • .:; Or•nl!* (ounly on
Ott l. 10, 11, 1•. 1'90 •~80
PUBLIC NO'(ICE
l'ICTIT>OUi eUSIN ESS NAME STATEMENT T ht lollowln9 perM>ns arr OolnQ bU•""'" •• ORANGE COU NfY AUT O TAAOER, It Drlflwooo. Irvine, C•1trorn1• '1'171• ICtlln R Wlelan<I, 10 Otll!•OOO. I rvlne, Calll0<n1• 97714 Ma\lreen A W Httand . t •
OnU•ood. ttvlne, C•litor·"•• 9171'
fl\I\ t>ustnt\s •S conduc1•d by
hull>•""-wllt -•nAWlel-
FUOMI Publl\llfd °'"~ Coa\I Dally P•lot, Oet J, ro, 17 1•, 1'!90 •IS6 80
l'ICTITIOUS eUSINEU NAME STATEMENT The tol•-•"11 ,,., ~ h ooong b~•I ....... ' L VF DEL TA.CO •H•
1 4 l6 W•,.-ner A'lff ttUf' Foun••fn V•llu , CMlto•ni• 9J70t
l yle Vlnct<1t Finley ''°' Sot<ICl•tll COf'one oe1 llllar, Cetilornl• t?U5 Tiii• b\AI .... , .. condu<lod by .,, In dlvlOual
L~V Fl!ller Tn1) llal-l "'" t11tc1 ""'" lhe County Clerk of Or•n9" C°"nt• on This Jtet-1 ••• llled wlln ti• County Cl••k ot Or•-Coun1Y on
l'IMUS O.c•mlle• I, ltlO Oeumbe< I, 1•
PubllsMO <>.,. C:O.•t Oallv Piiot, f'llltll Dec >. 10, II, 1•:_'.• ... o. Publl \htd <>-CoHI 0..llr PllOI,
PUBLIC NOTICE
f'ICTITIOUS eUSINeH NAMI STATEMENT Tn• followlnQ person• ••• doln9 bullMl\95 CHRISTIAN ESCROW, 1S1' B•U• A..-11 .... COSta ,. ... C•lllOml• .,.,. M•YVM COrooretlon, • tallloml•
CO<p6rell0fl, *' "' ... HerlMtS UIW. Hvnlln9(on 8H<h. Cellfornl• '1Mtl Tfll• _,~~ 1, conctu<ted llf a C«· -·''-· H4tr911r COrDOl'etlon
O.c 10. 11. 1~. lt, ,.., • .....,
P UBLIC NOTICE
STATEMENT Ol'AeANDONMENT Of'UHOP: f'ICTITIOUS eU$1NESS NAMI Tiie loHowfnQ ,,.,..,,, ,...,. •t>an doneo tne use or the F1cttt lou1 Bullneu Name FOUNTAIN REALESTATE, 10~1 £1111 Avenue, l"olinl•ln V•ll•>. C•lllornla f)70I fl•• Fkllll~ 8utlMU ,.._ ,.. ftrred to .oow ••• l1IOC1 In Or~ C.°"nty onJuht 7 t•l7. *""°" H•~'' Prnldlnt H•...., Cotpor.otlon, • ta•llornl•
Thll ,IM--flltO ••th the cor-•tlon, -o.ll Ftw H•rllOn UtW, Cot111ty Cieri! ot 0••"99 co..nty on Ht1nlt....,., ...,.n, C.hlorn>• .,_
Oe<tm!Mf I, r... Th .. blA!neu w•s <-ltd h I l'tllt&I cor·potallon
Pulltl-OrMltlf CoHI 0.llY PllOI, H•¥VfH Gorpor .. ion
0.< l, IO. r7,J4, I.., -...-,H..,n,
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUSIN ESS NAME STATEMENT
r nt folfow1n9 oer\On) are ao1no
Ou\•nf''>) ~u CENTURY 11 FOU NT AIN 11181
Broo•.hurst Str-f~\ Fountain 'VaHt•
C.•lltort\1• "'1106
H'•o.J' I"<. .i (Al1Jorn1.a <OtPor•
tion I ftlt 8rQOll.nur\t Stf"t.PI Fountain
V •Htv {at1torn1.a •1108
T f'11\ t)u\1,,..\'\ f~ tOt'IOUClf'd Of' a <O(
porat•on
MtlYOol' (Otll0fd1!M N~wt°" G Ha,r-~
Prf"\10fnl
Tf'H'\ ~t•1f,,,.,,\ Wd\o fll"'° '#tll't lf'e'
Count¥' C1r-r• 0 1 Otan~ Coun•v on
Otc•mMr I 1~ Fl-
Puolt\~ Ora~ (o.t\t D••fY P1101 Ot t J tO 17 1• fi80 •IS7 80
Pl'BLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
fhf' totlowtng s»rM>ns •rr doinQ bU''""" ., "TU-V $TU$$.ER.,!' ~I Ii' 4 11" Sl•MI. C6Sla W \41, Ca '11'1T --Kyung H L .. lt101 B••r MUOOW (lfCle, Ce,,lloo Ca "0701 l(yu Ayo L ... IM01 Bur Me-•
Clrclt C.rrl!Ol, C. 90701 Tn1• ~--~ Is con<tucil!d bv •" tn· dhldu•I KyunQH l.H Tnos s111...-1 WM 111oc1 w1tn I.,. counly Cle•k ot Or•I'~ county ..,,,
Oecembf!r 1•. "'° . . -""'~ Publl.,,.., Or-(OUl 0111v Piiot '
De< 1•. Jl '*· J•n 7, 14, 1011 JOl}·IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS auSINEU NAME STATEMENT
T ht roHowtnQ ""'""' " 00tn9 bu'1 ,,.\\ •\
K NOlS FOR POTS. 10101 Solno"ll
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Tiit follo•ln9 "''°"' •rt doln9 ... .iNMa, ORAN GE COUNTY UNOIMG,
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-C:-_ .._ L E.r'Mt I rtllCI tM>fHIH Newport Beach for 18 years
IMITM'' MOITUAIY from which he recently re·
Art enthuaiut.a of all at• are invited to tbe
Jan. 12 open house of tbe lrYiDe Artl and Craft.a
Center ln Herltace Park at Yale and Walnut
Avenum.
A number of demoostraUom will sbow artlaUc
tecbnlquet taqbt in c,lua• at tbe center.
Thi•'"''-' ... lllld with 11w1------------~ "'-toOoftl l fl .. •M-4 Wff Ill .. •ttll tlw COllfltY ci.n. _,-0.a"« C°"nly ot1 De<.,,,.,., 1, 1•
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SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -A ltate Cow1 ol
A•peal U. ruled tbat > ••tllaorttlea wbo spot
•artluM crowiAc 1A • ffteed-ia yU"d may DOl
•l•r llDd Mbe tM eea-
t ra band wltbout a
aearcb warrant unless
tbey have consent or
tbere are emeraeocy
circumRaoce9.
Tbe court's decision
revened the conviction
and probation sentence
ol Robert Chavez of San-
ta Clara. He pleaded
1uilt1, to cultivation or
marajuana, possession
or ~D and pouession of
a destructive device
Bora 1eveo weeks ago at the Toronto 1'o.
th.is &-pound 1orilla still doesn't know her
name. Or his name. Or its n'Ulle, The prob-
lem is., such determinations are often a
problem. ZOo offtti.ala are eontent-to -wa:it:-
Tbe main thing is, the baby's cute and cud-
dly.
after bis mation to sup-
press the evidence was
denied.
THE CONVICTION
atemmed from a 1978
se11ure or-marijuana
plants in Chavez' back
yard.
Medic def ends
pill benefits
A11.A.NTA (AP> -Despite studies tinting
birtb eoatrol pills to heart disease, a researcher at
tbe natiooal Center for Disease Control says some
studies auaest the pill also reduces the incidence
of aome fcnm of cancer and arthritis.
Dr. Howard Ory ol the CDC's family planning
division said the benefits of the pill outw4!!1h the
i . It ii, be iiid;' 0 tlii 'Sil'est an mos( aavan-:
tageoua fono ol birth control ror those under 30."
Ory bas reviewed tbe results of 20 yean of re-
search oa tbe pill in an article to be published in an
upcomiQe iaaue ol the magazine Family Planning
Perspectives.
BUl'l1I OONTaOL PILLS, naS'I' marketed in
1980, are used by about 8.5 million women in the
United States, according to Ory.
Scientists have found that the pill reduces the
incidence ol benign breast lumps, benign ovarian
cysts and iron deficiencies in women, he said in an
interview.
"It probably also reduces the incidence or
rheumatoid arthritis, and there's a sucgestion that
the pill may lower the incideace of pelvic infec-
tion,•• Ory said. "la addJtion, then are now three
reports suaestinc the pill reduces the incidence of
cancer of tbe womb."
llost ol these findings still need to be con-
firmed, but they suggest that the pill's benefits to
women may outwei1b its harmful effects, he said.
oav SAID THE SINGLE MOST harmful ef-
r ect of birth control piJls is the risk of
cardicwucular disease, including heart attacks.
strokes and blood clots.
But the picture the way I see it is that the peo-
ple who are at the most risk are women who
smote and take the pill and are over 30," he said.
"Under 30, there's just very little risk of
cardiovascular disease. -It's not zero, but it's
small."
Ory said scientists have not determined why
the pill is associated with heart disease or why it
can be beneficial lo some women.
About 200,000 American women, or a little
more than 2 percent of all pill users, fit the
category ol women over 30 who take the pill and
smoke. Ory said.
"SO &EALL l', THE BIG RISK is confined as
best l can tell to a very small fraction of users,"
he said.
Santa Clara police
were notified • large
number of marijuana
plants were being grown
in the fenced-in yard
and wen visible from
two peerby motels.
Officers got
permission to enter the
motels and from a
balcony saw the plants.
They went to the home,
found no one there and
entered the back/ yard
through a gate. They
dug up 38 marijuana
plants ranging from 8 to
nearly 11 feet tall. --, ..,,.__.
CHAVEZ MEAN -
tim~ returned home
and was arrested. He re-
fused permission to
search lhe house, but a
search warrant was ob·
tained and officers
found marijuana. LSD
and tracer ammunition.
Chavez claimed the
warranUess seizure of
the marijuana in the
back yard was unlawful
and the illegality of this
seizure .tainted the
search warrant which
was subsequently ob·
tained. The appeal court
agreed.
It said spotting the
planta rrom the motel
was proper and did not
infringe on Chavez·
_ privacy. But it said
there is a question of
whether such observa-
tion was in itself suffi.
cient to justify warrant·
less seizure. It then cit·
ed a 1971 U.S. Supreme
Court decision which
says plain view alone is
not enough to justify
such s eizu r e of
evidence.
THE FEDERAL
tribunal had said no
amount of probable
cause can justify a war-
rant less search or
seizure without "exigent
circumstances" even if
the object is contraband.
The appeal court said
the fact the plants in
Chavez' back yard could
be seen from the motel
balcony does not mean
he necessarily aban-... Tbe trick is that you have to maximiie doned all reasonable ex·
Bon appetit
to any menu
B1 11\JGH A. M1JUJGAN
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RIDGEFIELD , Conn. -A netcbbor'a
dauabter, home for the holidays from her first
semester at a Southem college, described the din· m1 ball menu with the awe Of Captain Cook biting
lnto b.1a flJ'St brisket of walrus blubber.
"Do you know, they eat tbin1s like collard,
rutabagas, okl'a and mustard greens?" she said,
eyes wide with the horror of lt all. "And grits for
breakfast."
Travel indeed can be broadening, as Marco
Polo found out when ha.-doublet didn't fit after the
Chinese introduced him to macaroni.
THERE'S STILL A BIG WORLD out there
beyond the piua parlors, the wok pots, the TV din·
ners and the microwave ovens.
A Southern belle matriculating d tbe
University of Buffato might stand aghast at
chicken wings, a delicacy I have encountered
nowhere else. She could hardly miss them, unless
she enrolled as a postulant in a cloistered convent,
where only the aroma of the sauce piquant could
penetrate. Unless it was Mother Superior's birth·
day, in which case they would send out for a
bucketful.
In Buffalo, chicken wings are the piece de re-.
sistance at every municipal reception and cor-
porate freeload. Hostesses scatter bowls of them
a bout at cocktail parties the way Iranian
diplomats used to la y on the caviar and the
r • Carters made free -with
the roasted goobers .
Buffalonians nibble
wings in drive-ins and
bingo halls as if fritos
and potato chips had
neve r been invented.
l have been to two
Buffalo weddings ( ac·
tually it was people who
were getting married)
and at both bashes the
cate re r 's centerprice
was a silver salver of
chic ke n wings with
SODle-Celery-and a bl.u6-
cheese dressing.
MULLIGAN 1 N B u r r A Lo •
the wing s are d e l icate l y b i fur ca ted ,
which must cost the local citizenry a finger here
and there and probably accounts for why the
Queen City of the Lakes has turned out so fe w
great concert pianists or wide receivers.
The resulting wing halves look like shrunken
turkey drumsticks but when deep fried, smothered
in the hot sauce. dabbed in the blue cheese and
munched loudly with celery (also dipped in the
cheese ). they are delectable.
I never did find out what folks in Buffalo do
with the rest of the chicken. This much I do know.
When a Buffalo trencherman has had his fill of les
~iles de poulet piquant au fromage, as Escoffier
might have cttristened this delicacy. be recharges
l\is taste buds with beef-on-a-week. This is another
Lavern happy hour speciality here: roast beef on a
>oft salty roll. In Phoenix, Ariz., l was introduced to menudo.
a Mexican soup made from the lining of cow's
>tomach and other bovine intimacies of which I
was happily spared by tlle language barrier . They
claim it boils down to the best hangover cure short
or lying fa ce down in a snow drift, which is in short
s upply thereabouts.
A NEWSPAPER WOMAN TRANSFERRED
from Burlington, Vt.. to Wilmington, Del., solemnly
assures me that in parts of that tiny state -
"below the canal in Sussex and Kent counties" -
the natives are partial to muskrat. She did not
volunteer a recipe
In a paean to "Christmas in Maine," the poet
Robert Tris tra m Coffin rhapsodizes at>out 'a
baked whole raccoon girt around with brown ed
sweet potatoes."
Louisi ana. which to my palate has the finest
cooking anywhere on this continent, long ago dis·
covered, that the lowly mudbug, crossing the road
to get to the other side of the cypress swamp, was
meant to fullill its destiny in a cooking pot. Let
others rant and ra ve at>out crawfish etouffee and
crawdad diable. I shall spend eternity content if
the menu on the pearly gates lists crawfish pie as
the plat de jour. In "Jambalaya, .. the great Hank
Williams song that a lways makes my mouth water
for Southern cooking, crawfish pie is followed by
file gumbo.
benefits and minimize the risk. The way to do that pectation of privacy.
is for women who smoke and take the pill over JO "It follows that the FOR YEARS, I THOUGHT THE dish was
to think twice about using it. A young, healthy warrantless seizure of fillet gumbo. concocted of sli ces of catfish or
woman is the one who can use the piU with mu-the plants cannot be grouper. Only recently I learned file was a ground
imum benefit, minimum risk." justified on any implied herb or spice.
. _ I, was feeling .pretty silly abollt my ignorance d h 0 until Jo Harsdorlf. wife of the New Orleans Times· ~o ... ~ an.ge ~ -filca.yune. editor., confuud-tha~~aloA8-$he. had C:":=::-:~=:-::-.lll-.l~'-'~~t::--...tLU~tcfC1 J -~ --~-• been making "chm gumbo:' Jiguri:;ithat's what
_ the lyrics recommended.
NEW YORK (AP) -1'houlb be Audrey Hepburn's fans may think Hey guests loved it, too. Like Buf alo chicken
wean bis bard-won laurels proudly, s he's perfect, but she answered 'wings, which supposedly originated when the meat
Bill Rodlers would really rather People's question by saying, "You man dropped off boxes or wings at a local Italian
have a pompadour as bis crowning can hue 3 million rans and still be restaurant instead of backs and necks for the cac-
glory. Insecure. I wu always full of com-ciatore sauce., that is the way great dishes are ••fJb-Sha-fia Na, ... -tle sa"JW ... , pfens about my feet beinf''too bii born. -• --"' ..
nner-mald pt1ny:halt CO do tliat. •• and-a"bou&.1-i:ftc too taJl..W 9IUmay." -If -you e ver i et l.o Utica, .N. 'l. t r)' whlt& pizza.
WlMn uked wbat if uwthin& he Howard Baker's problem bas a Delicious , no tomatoes. But in Ireland, don't go out
doesn't l!ke about himself; Rodeen slight variation. The -Tennessee of your way to dabble in the dulse <red seaweed),
told People ma1aline he'd "lop a senator admitted to a comple% about drisheen (shee p's blood pudding>. cruibins
ball-inch off my nose" if be could. gettingsldnny. • (pickled pigs trotters> or jellied sea moss (which
Who would he like to look like? "J don't envy anyone else's body -one menu described as "branching muscilaginous
"Robert Redford,'' tbe marathon I juat intensely dislike skinny peo-seaweed".
_man laid._ "I'd a~ap witb blm.!." pJe,.:_' be_sai~.
DUBUNERS, IN ADDmON TO cockles and
mussels, alive. alive oh, dine on whitebait. whelks
and willicks, which are nothing like winkies. Or is
it Twinkies? '
Anyhow, the Irish have been known to eat
soused herring. They have also been known to eat
herring when not soused.
GOUrmets lri Clilna are big on sea slugs. They
tell me il beats braised python. But not by much.
Bon appetit.
Baby tosser cleared
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:,; LIDO ISLE ~ Ex~lionallf Good Location Near Ta1nis :~ Courts &r Beaches. Really Neat Two Bedroom Home With Den, Plus Formal
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clud.cl that afarilol Dias, 31, wu not respODJlbJe
for her actiom in the death ot 14-montb-old Ben
Gee Diu-Tbamroaa tn ~r. 11'71.
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wat erfr o nt hom t' wt17Xlll' pvt dock Pri ce
Sl.~.000 1-'or d\llails on
this home and appt to
see, call Carol Hoff. agt
631-0094
WHAT'S UHl(f>UE
AIOUT UHl(f>UE
CONDOMINIUM -4
'Bdrm. Villa Pacific,
dose to beach. tennis.
spe, etc. Only Sl2l.SOO
PUTTING 2 ~re eni.. pool. fruit lrt'C!' and
<·ountry decor. Irvine
Terr $349.500
RIG CANYON 3 Adrm.
beaut. ma1nt . pool. spa.
across from park As k
ing SS95. 000
BAVSHORE 4 Hdrm fam. home. warm lrad1
uonal style. owner will eoarry first . $486.SOO
INTERIOR Exqu1s1lc
decor. 3 bdrm + unit, tasteful with spa. pier
and slip. 1825,000
LITTLE ISLANIJ
Uncon11estt'd. Awfully
cute 3 Bdrm home. 2
bdrm unit $4JS.WO
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Realton. 675·6000
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($10.50 valut>. to
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Jan 3 thru Jan II
Anaheim Convention
Center
Ttchta ...must be .._u . r~an1ed lor -rtf erved
-le9ta .al lhe Corwention
Center ahead of time.
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b•lh CUl\Otn home. S100 1q_. ft . reauartM mariQe room, mtry. nvmc
room. clinia1 room, bullt·ln1, etc . ••••. ooo
U90 tlLI
N~wl remodeled tr.adltumal tyle 3
bdrm, ~ bath hon1c featuring lar1e
rt.> rt'atloo room & 2 patios. Livina
room ha~ uttrar tive beam ceilings,
(ir.,phll'C & trench doors leadlni onto
bri r k put10 . Ne w kitc hen bll-in
u µµllmwt• Close io tenni1S courts .
11uml.Y bt'iu·ht>s & dubhouse. Can be
sold full y Curnished $420,000.
IAY .. OMT
Wt• have several rine homes
with pier & slip
CILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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TAYT _JOR CO.
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HOME & 2 IMCOMI UNITS
AL~ FOR S27~ •. ooo
,\• perl't•tl t'ombination of l'h11rm.
pt'rsonality. warmth & in<·omt'. Lin•
in Uw lovt>ly separate 2 Bdrm horn<• &
t>njoy thl• ua·ome from the two 2·bdrm
units directly be hind. In addition. a
('OZV spa & barbeque area to t•omplete
the· p1t'lure. and in the fi1wst O>sta
Mest.1 lo('ation .
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
21 I I S-Jo ..... Hills Rood
NEWPORT CBCT'ER. M.I. 644·49 I 0
Cadillacs to Go·Carts
Whatever the Fad
Roll 'em off the market
With a Classified Ad
Call Now! IW2·5678
INCREDIBLE LINDA ISLE HOME
A "1howcau"home for uqui1ite
decorath19. Pri_vate exterior e11try
courtyard with brick walk-way o•tr
spcrtdinc) spa & pool. Interior ewlry with
wi11di119 oak staircou. El•9•t •
~ fonwal dift. ""· LaNJe ilJIWNf kitchen mid....,..., ca"eO. ":::::.
..-tw wih pin 4 fa•dly -· .
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w /fret1ch doors, new carpet -.d • tot~ coordl•ated •••lr .... at
'9ftec-.... 410oc1 t.sh •d ~·A spoc"-woterl'"rottt potfo P'-• far krcJe boat • two side ties. SI ,39~.ooo.
' ShoWll by ad"fOllCC appt. 6 3 I· 1400.
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PROCLAMATION
To all c11en1s .
In ends. and assoc1ales
&atll MAY YOU
lllUSSID
w11h health, prosperily, happiness and ltme 10
en1ov all ol them lhruoul this vpeom1no Hohday
Season and New Year
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k1tt'h & l'hl•t·1·ful hreakfas t un•a.
Walk lo park & 1H:·hool $i2!1.000 fo't•t'.
IN NEWPORTC•N12R
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CIEETINCS!
To all' ol our Client.a and
Fellow Realtors! Much
happineta and 1ucces1 lo
allof OU!
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Two 2 Bdrm unita. cor·
ner lot, oc:e•n vic.w. U · ceilftl( a um mer /w Inter
rental. 1210 000.
PLACE
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POOL BOlllS, • IR.
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•=Bdrm bome tbet'a 1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I wu.aa,as .... ~for the lat Ume 1: v-e·olTH•TS I MSTIUY • ...... ..._. IOIZ r or lnveetor. At· --•v• ._wr ..-:•--~U,.ll ....... ~~h-~••••••••• Miine 11~ Joen. Extr• ·~S a.... a br. 1 be. w/11e w-, • .... ~RJ>"BLE lar1e lot. *79,900, Abtoiute11 Prime loca-yd, oa cul-de-sat ,
Nicehlary 2 rm "C" 'IU'LUxURY TARBELL. BKR. Call timl la Coroaa del Mar ........ dtbwabr, peta &
Plu. Frelhly palnted, wt&b normal down. Thia M0-1730 and Balboe Penlnaula. Kidl OK. tAO/mo. Curt,
central air. Priced unit can be creatively 1----------1 W,... auumabte loua. ta-a&IM. below comp•rable aalea ftaanced. 2 Bdrm+ den _... AlkfotSmJLla·lleyer •-28~R-D_P_L_x-.-.-pa_c_._u_t_il
for immed. action. In tbe Hurt ol Nl1uel. 640-1317 Pd . .ctuJta. 333 E. 21st •crm 644-7J" u:....,. •.•. .=:=... • uMrrs ~~o.1 3, aft. 1 p M
*•MUST SELL! Woodbrid~_ elennt 3 ~ lJa attached
bome overlooltin1 pool
and park. EXCELLENT
TERMS AVAILABLE.
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Realty
SSJ -3000
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497·1161 la LILia beeutilul home W•taide Cott• lleaa, which feUures : 4 IOOd concUtlon, income 3Bdrm1Ba.25540range ........... 10'9 Bdnm, 3 batha. 3 car $40,800 yr . Pr ice Ave ID, $495/mo. Kida ••••••••••••••••••••••• sarace. lovely pool and $44:5,000. On payment OK. Frplc, (enc. yrd.
spa. Move.in condition. SU0.000. OWC bal1nce. Drive by. 645·7009 lit. MIWPOIT ..... HTS Aakin1 only $197,500. •tl1%. LutttS150.
Quaint I Bdrm 2 bath, call 5*-1151 for more €'TIG€ -remodeled home, featur-details. ___,.........,~. 1 EASTSIDE sharp new 2
ln1 aepaute family ___ .....__HOM€~ Br 2 Ba. util ~. avail
room, 2--fireplacea. now, adults, no pets
hardwood rioora, near Real Estate Invest. $550.5"-3837
new root. copper plumb· w ComentaH E'a.ide l Bdrm J ba cot in1. RV acceu. 20% ~~!!!!!!!~!!!~~! 3333 · aat wy, NB down, owner will cury f-645-6646 taae. $490 per mo Call
all the fln1nt'in1 at °'91ra...ltlah •---------844·T122wk~_s_. __
131,(,% interest. Asking ••••••••••••••••••••!•··-------• E. SIDE 2 BR $SOO
ll25.000.Call540-1UJ Mlillt"-1 t7MIWUMITS ChUdren/doaa OK , dbl ,_S. I 100 UMDml COMSTauc. aar. 2395 orang e . ••••••••••·••••••••••••• TIOM 498-4820
San Juan Capo. SSS.000. 2 Nlce3 Bdrm owner's un· -----Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq . ft . 8 it with approx. $87,600 pr 4br, 2ba, new kitchen.
· -:_-. HERITAGE
REALTORS
• >'"·old. Act S.1·5032. year estimated Income cpt, $650/mot
C.-.. M• 1022 3 bd, l~ ba. Twnhme. PACIFIC to .help pay the bills. 494·2561
.... -. ................... 1220 sq. rt. Fabulous ... '¥IOUAU%9 Pnced at JJ.lXGrou. -r-'-" 1226 u --e. Sol.a'd lBr. 2Ba. location, Tennis crts. PAIADISI lovely central Oranae --.....,... pool k h I I l Slt)'Ulhta • Clerestory Dream by the sea in this County location. Prin· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comer choice lot. South . ·par s, sc ~ s. a · window• hl1hU1ht the lovely 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. cipalsonly. 7S2·1920. Beaut. Duplex. 3 Bdrm. 2
of Hwy . Prof. decor.1 tice covered patio. lush warmth ol thl1 3Bdrm family room mobile ba. LSOO Sq ft. Partial Pvt. wt xlnt 2 Br. 2Ba plants. great buy · home. Lovelv private · ....,.... 1 J home. Fantastic ocean ocean view. _...,/mo. 1 sep. s ide r ental. By $110.000. Call8311·818l. comer. bi& trees. new view. Desirable end unit yr leue. Call Doc .
owner. 675-1055. 673-4848. O decor stress lhe cu.stom wit.h h1.11e patio and cov. 91· 1%10or 731-1873
MUST cr.ILL! L W quality. Call to see .. e red porch. Great ----., MAINTENANCE 1241.500. · an~~ Mun-c ~J'J>i~~~~ s •• ~aae.1 1700 ""'bieatlllfUTl tiarm-:-~h~t11mntEa:-nn.m; 000 unit. Pool " spa. $42S sq. ft . each un.lt. Gross oondo. Lovely back patio 642-5200 ' 10,. TIU:JOP..M.I 752-0929 Or 661-042"2
Sl6SO/mo. 293 down. area. Ov~rlooks green· wkndor wkdya aft 6.
OWC balance. 1295.000. belt. Walking distance to fa•t• V•y l2l4
Broker, 6'15·0185 pool. Sundeck off master ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ---------1 bedroom New,ly I_,. .&•SM LO"' ... OWMllAMXIOUS painted. 6 70-• _." 12UN.COAST HWY OWMrW.ts.tl 3br.frplc,patio 17501mo Immaculate 3 Bdrm + ' .. CUNA BEACH 6 Bdrm, 3 bath giant Ul31S Basswood. After 4 Larae duplex + guest . bonus room with bar.. 1..on 968-3636 4Br, 38•. 3 car gar. Near-new earthtone ____ 497_·4848 ____ home. Assume I s l 4
S330 000 10"' dow h •. $125,000 at ll'k and u. .... ~ •-II 32 .. 0 . . .,., n . carpets. s utters .. new 2 Ir + faM I• $25,000 2nd at 14'7r . Due ..._...,, .. -oc ..
OWC Prine . only . tile an kitchen. Lovely SOO Sq Fl . Re a I 1985. Projected income •••••••••••••••••••••••
642·1272. yard with storage shed. fireplace. beamed ceil· for 1 year 519.200. Is ful· S blkl to ocean Elegant 2
NEW CONDOS
EASTSIDE C.M.
2Sl2Santa Ana Ave.
2 BR, 21,'a ba, contemp.
deaip. $116.000.
M6-Sot6 64 .. 6091
OWNER DESPERATE
E.side 3 Br 2 Ba. trg
Fam Rm w /frplc. Low
down. non·qualifying as·
sumable loan. owe
$132.500. By Owner.
.. 523 CAMPU5Dl·IRVINE
Asking $168,000. For an inp in living rm. Deck, ly occupied. R.H.R Agt , bdrm. fam rm & den .
appttosee,callS40·1151 comer lot in adult park .. _aak_f_or_Be_a_u_._67_3_·'1_300_._ 1$72S rno1 Plush crpu N B B Own 12 ooo ·-2'r'i ba, cedar & gla <;~ · · Y er, 4• Dbl car pvt 0 ar. fully Call&U-5842. " FOUIPlD WITH ma int. yd Adults no ·,, -HERITAGE
. . REALTORS C-rclal SPIMDAILI pets loqwre at s2'7 lllth ------~--1~~~~~~!!~~1 Proper+, 1600 Central Orange County St 714 960-6331 o r
ONE OF A KIND, com· ---------!••••••••••••••••••••••• location. All 2 Bdrm un-~5112.
pletely remodeled t•t.rY•Hllt ill bringing i~ $19.300 pr 2 Br Penthouse Condo on
C\L'ltom kitchen only one Ocean vu. 3 Bdrm 2.,.. ..wPOltT IUCH y e a r . P r 1 c e d a t N f Bo of many hi~hlighls . Ba , 3 car 1ara1e. PrimeC·lloU7xl20with 8.TTXGross. ~lier t ar· water. ewun urn. al Ran W•t Point Model. ~.OOO. r y In I ready made aUpa avail. Im med. oc-
5 Bt on cul·de·nc. Seller ~ older two bedroom flanrln1 Seller will cupanry 213/21t2 1136 hnm11 C"onapl('uou•ly d »2 JSM e willhelpfmance ~ ~c Dunn louted on Old NewpOrt icuuanlee rrnh1 for 1111 )'!I, _ f'V ~ a Co ~ year and manaae for one j rd I n:....1Li1lc@>Re·~ltu Blvd e.c5().000 Agent. year at S2S per month Mered th Ga ens ~ Br l\t:'Ulll.U any 631·7300. 752.1920 2"7 Ba 2 car gar . 2 sty,
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"'.3SO Sq • Com A 963-3436. 673 6981 --------Harbor Vu Homes 4 Br 2 oJ •
---_ MnttoM~lnk ' 9U .. IL formal din rm $825
L..,._.•och I 041 ba. ram rm. fee land men-1al Bldat 1 Blk 10 pa ._CE LI KE .SEW. ~pa<'111us
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~9.soo. 644.4157 Panf1<' l\rt•an St"ll ~ Jbdrm. 2ba. ,. 1th Ir~
ONTIIE BEACH-Mobile
Home 2 Br. red wood
dec k, cedar shakeii.
hardwood int, frplc
159,900. i 714H99·38UI
53:$0.000 1.C'Uf' ~.140 NOP'llTIES-mastt'f", r ath\"dral ct'1I
DOVY SHORES Month 10,...,. l:JO, .M.I In e In I 1 \ rm n t''"
Magnificent Bay Vll'W. w...,H.TaylorCo. carpets & drnpl'S
pool, jacuu1. fam rm 2 ....,... 644-4910 I~~~~~~~~~ S62S m o 848 'i.\1~5 (rpks, 3 Br J Ra 13''; ----1-:-848-tllMO
fl n. 1685. ooo F H 1---------DWLU H.I . M2·2Sl0, 646-4848 CWce ConMt' Lot Ne•r ~a('h. 2 3 bdrm . 2 2 81' Penthoust Cond~1 on
. PVT PARTY.Non realtor Prtmt •~• of Newport car garage. near park. water New unfurn &1.it This~ T.O~. wishes lo purchase Beach. Uaeable 2000 sq. prinr. only. slip •vail Im med oc
. .qwetrfw sy s_el· Bluffs Condo. 38r. 2Ba ft. bldg or plans for TSL lnvstmt 642·1603 c u P • n c Y ~ a I I ting IS pe ect location 10,000aq.ft.bldg.Agenl. ----213 1282 -1136 d a~s .
----forthiawood&glass3 single story . 1714 ) 631·7300 AmEVALLIEY 2JJS92-3S84 eves
1026 bdrm home. Newly re· 346·7'724 Eves Mr .~~!!'!~~~!!'!~~ Near new 4·Plex. 2 -----
549.2763
••••••••••••••••••••••• furbished & beautiful Wrilhl bdrm. 2 bath earh unit 2 Br I~ Ba Ire <'Ondo.
views in all directions. '--" .,.,.., 2000 wit.h fireplace. enclosed pool. SSSOtmo IH FOllC&.OSUIE
3 Bdrm, 2ba. $120.000
33822 Mariana Dr.
1·394-4M6
1239.000. l•-------...i ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, 1arage. SlM.000 962·3S19 ACCOUMTAHTS... HCAMYOM Bill Grund y. Rt tr.------attmtion! Do you have a Luxurious 3br. 3ba. ..,._.+INCOME 6lHliJ. 3 br. 2 ba. den. patio. •,
client who needs a year townhouse. All ta e ~DOWN nu. to beach. kids & pets
tW ... • •ech I 040 md ta.It ahf'lter" Thia is• rooms. custom decor. Five units rompletely WISTMIMSTll OK. Days '42·2427 X377 .
limitf'Cf partn .. nhlp In a eat·in kitchtn, private refurbished. New NEW DELUXE Eves&U-1971.963·1856 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Mf'!b palnl & Tl.t' 4
hclrm. t•• ha Slll!l,UOO owe sm.11 2n1l
med.lral/d4'ntal building paUoareaa.1310.000 carpet. drapes. etc. with OfffCI' ---
& ml11hl bc-"" rr eel LA JOU.A llOIHS a spendable at existing llT AIL IL G 3 br. 2 ba. walk to bea<'h.
tllll,c_,.1 rmts. All this for only PRIME LOCATION no pets. 9650 116 Hunt-
MOHAIC H IA y siso.ooo. 7S2· 19'20. 7000 ft ...,_ ooo '!'ll• ~ 21~ ~ ~61
.,,., ... 1 .. ,11nt :. hdrm • ' qU •IL ea1r1im.8r7.hit-r er-. 3244 ramllv room homf' 8( Cl£AJIV£ Ill 114mO-ts13 ••••••••••••••••••••••• to•hll'N • lar•o hot tub 1044 ._ , •• ,1 111 1111 t1u·f'lh•nt Near new 4 Bdrm 2 ba p• ._CE otc--a.. WOODBRIDGE Area
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••••••••••••••••••••••• liu·•tlon •t•to•• from IJvt" cl011e to Fashion I.Ill -r condo. 3 BR 2'-' Ba. din· t l11land, 2 Coutry Clubs Ir r10PBTIIS• Pl•rfV 2110 1 n g room . b a r . * •UNIRUI( 1•..,•11 '""1 Th•. airlvatc-Gourmet Re1tauranla. ••••••••• .. ••••••••••• mierowave;-f1nt1trnn-.--___,. ..
__ ~ --110•' 1 tfAfl• ... ~~\'!;!.~<iliL c~ an111ou1 -·~ --~t::f:MJ sale by Owner: 'Ex· fpfr, cpl1. drpa. AC. CAI.If. HOlUS -inc "'4'1'1° ~.: .. " NOW' clualve hillside lot comm pool • tennis. 2 """·~ CALL w/oulatandln1. view of car 1ar .. avail lmmed ..
C.Ultomla.,.J l'l•n ton 111 ·~\,.,.. .. a._..,.._ Palm Sprln11. ltnnla S72S + dep. 7S2· 1282
lrvln" Yf'•l11rnio 4 REDCARPET 22UMITS l .ere lot will ucr. at Woodbrid1e Creekside
\he!Callf llonit111 ar1111 of .. ,., ... , • court ahnoat completed,
lklrm, lnd1H1r 11u1lt<11, 754 1202 N I W p O I T DtJ.000 752·HOO ext 2.H7 Wlllow Leue 4br, 3ba, h>a1l11 of rt1unil1• 111... ::.':.'.::':~. • dayt,4'7--eve1. frp\c, A /C. behind
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Hally l'lluH'lu!llflC'>d!I Ele1anl condo. 38r, • z~B•, Dramatic 120
.,..... t 044 ctesree oc:ean view. Tile
aumable tat T .D .'1. AtceftlcOre1onCoHt. 5br. Iba. frplc .
Owner' flnandn1 avail•· Dedrlctty, fenced. out· cptldr•pes. fenced yard.
ble. 12.lXGroaa . ~view. accettl· w/d boolt·UP $850/mo .
0Utatandln1 E11tbluH t*, owiler 4tZ·M• •·l'Z30. 955.2321 • .. •••••••••••••••••••• IMIU<>. frplc, pool, near •••••••lilliillililillililililillliliililnll pl(, tennla. Ir beach. ilff,000. By Owner.
~1334.
loceUon. See it and buy
it.152-1920 ....... Woodbrid1e area 3 Br. 1~ Ba. House. Dining
area. dnnhr. s tove.
ttpta. df11S, ~mm pool •..at. 2car1•r. 1725
per mo. + dep. Avail.
Dec.Zlrd. Call 752· 1212
ot55l·lllOO.
macneb I Irvine
realty
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Oindo. 2 bt. 2 b•. rrp1c. .. •cE ..... ,, .. NEWOCEANFRONT J 'i)UAI\'
view of coaat 6 pier. r-~ -··~••••• .. •••••••••
A IUlllOIA9'Y Of ·-·--·000-· .,_.lJ05 ___ ...... PIOPllTIIS.. .. .. a.ck bay ......
THI l"VIN! COl.,ANY .,._ 10,. Tl t:JI PM.l • Pool • l~ack 7rd. C4'•-I071 hrtiallJ • Yrl7 IM
LAUllL ro1MT TOWMHOMI. l'~legant ...................... ,~~~~~~~~~•••ti . U 00 /mo . 3BR 2 1 2 Bath condo /plantallon IYOWMM Iii :=',Ml-4I01evea6
shutters in m str BR. wood parquet 8 re• t 11takan 1 JI UNITS COM•o•--------•
floors In entry & kitchen. designer JNIDGl'•Mlc OHan "''" ....,.. U.fuill• ..
wallcoverings. $134,000 Let' Henkle al Dena Harbor. Spec· Owner moriac out of ...... •••••••••••••••••
752-1414. V-55 t.tuiar cuttomlud IOOO "* APJ"'O•al for JI ....... HIZ
119. ft. 5 Bdrm +retreat. Qladoe. 7-utl•e trect .... •••••••••••••••••••
DICOIATtOM & lltMAMCIM•. 'Ibis 2 :::.:a:=;:~~: _.,. ~=.r·• X er.. aDd cu1• ...... BR. 2BA condo has it all! Popular 1 1 •aio 000 HIOl ..-. ......,... tar'7 1"ne ......_.,. Two
Warmingto n Plan B eLe_aanU :.-w. cemi, &-'Co ~f .. lft,~Q= .,...., AHHabl• .aw. -iteoorated: i\ssuma fe oan or new ~1171. Open Hout• •e ve. · ... .,. v .. r11. TtMt•
financing available at exceptional . l-la..:s~· IMO ~,. ftal .&IL Aid. \ rates. $142.:~00. Lorraine Jackson _ TW'~ rw -... Snalue Hm
551·8700. V ·:>U .. •••••••••••••••• .. ••• .. •ci --aec11ti•• Ito••·
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M a~: the T rue m eaning of
Chr istmas be with you and
you rs now and always.
F ro m a ll the fi refighters at
the ·
COSTA MESA
-AIEMAN'S ASSOCIA llON
SENDS SEASONS GIEETINGS
TO ALL OUR FIENDS
1525MHaY .... Dr.L
Costa ..... t7t-IJ70
at CHRISIMAS
An ~lmhioned
9fHtin9Jrom
IWce Brotllers
Snitlls' Mlrt111ry
82'7 Main St.
Hunlintlon Bu ch
IJUllt
May the Blessings
of Christmas be
with you at th1s
Joyous time of the year.
We .-.C"91y with
ellefpuev..-y
"-'" helWeyl
COSTA MESA
CHAMBER OF
COMMEICE
2960 H.._ L Ste. D
C....w.Mi
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from
BALBOA ISLAND ··
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4l0So. Bayrront
Balboa bland
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We with ye1o1 aNI
ye1o1rt aH the joy, aNI
leve in the World.
IDlll llllllS-cat
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
631·1•
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PLUMBINS SERY. JI
"' w. 179' St., J
Cost.Mno
6•6-4444 ..........................................
WAJ)'V "OLIOAY
"'ft> ALL!
Wi1hln1 you tht ltttt of J
ntrythin1 at Christmas-J
time and always!
DON JOSE'S
RESTAURANT
9093 Adam s A\•e
Huntington Bearh
'62-7'1 I -. ..... ~ ......... -........................... ._.. ........ ---.
From all of us
.t_o all_of you. --
yuletide joy!
P ACIFfC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK I
May the joys of Christmas be
always with you and your family.
PAMPEIEDPET
HOLIDAY HO,_ .• ~.· . .. , ,.,
20592 Laguna • • .,..., :
Canyon Road ' ·
Laguna Beach
·l 494-0142 I
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mtd ioyto ..
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' 2123 S..J ...... Mlslcl.MI w 644-7020 .
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Mewpert ..... 640.9'00
From our place to
yours, the best Merry
Christmas ever!
U.OYDS
MUISllY
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DENtlSON ASSOCIATES
SAY
----r
~u and
Proec»erity to all
our fin•
customers.
WISTCLW PlAZA CLIAt•S ........... ... ,.,... ......
646-2392
I
HAPPY HOIJDA YS
frGlll•of•at
McDOMM.DS
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546-5605
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145-1211
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SealOll'I Gree&IDll
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May the joys of
Christmas be
bestowed upon you
& your loved ones
mEBAV
DEPARTMENT
STORE
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RICHAID M. FOUHAH
D.D.S. IHC •
................................ ------.... 10M WI• ••ws llAl.n
Laguna Beach
wishes
you
Good Health
Peace &
Prosperity
497.5494
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People turn to the Daily Pilot
whenever they have something to
convert to cash. - a used car, sofa,
boat, camper, washer or dryer.
And , .pe-ople throughout Orange
County turn to the people's market
place -Daily Pilot classified
ads -whenever they are looking
for bargains.
On Saturdays, everyone turns to
~Pttot--f>IM~A-l:tNES~rha
where the biggest bargains--items
under $50-,--;;-are_-:to;De .ouna~
The best place to buy or sell in
Orange County is the Daily Pilot.
DailJ Pilat
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Ullfurn 1.\15 F\ill ltrvi m i V"•la.nv " 1, $4.'i() MllO. 11nmt't1 uvall. lncld M2·16S2 --I 1 r <'eo ces n 4550 u.. ,. l)11vul 64& 32.Sb · Large 2 Story. 2 Br :! ,..., Newport Center
t111IHw11 l"re•r' WOODLAKE ArTS Ba Apt. in the BluHs 640-S470
l-11r11c I Udrin $300 (JUll'I 6100 Edbil(er Adult tux F'rpk No ehildre n or •••••••••••••••••••••••
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E. 81u1', spa<· I br, pool,
quiet, serure are a ,
adults, no pets , $445/mo .
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l'\illn tOfl Avt• I blk. to;
u( Nt•W\Nr1 Ave & I IUk.
So of Bay 631 0397
3Hr, 28 a . nr hl'al'h, hltns ,
1•pts1tlrps, l'ncf garage
·ss10 536-0'J'lt I Br. l Ba Steps to hear h
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S375. Property llou~e
642 3850 or 642· Ill IO
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3 br. I'• ba
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-~. 6.000sq. rt. avail.
in Fountain Valley near
S.D. Ftwy. $1320 m o
John ~9360, 548-7533.
l"LAZA
IXICUTIYE SUITIS
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714/1U-02l4
2Ql2Mi<'helson Dr #212
20'll Bw11ne111Cntr 11213
Doctor, Lewy•r,
Met-c"-tChi•f!
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Call World Trade
A."M>Ciates. ~5-S493
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MAlllMHS WALK
AftTS.
UPPER Duplex apt 3 br
2 ba, frpl, yr round 560(1
mo 613-2H3
Elegant bldg .. 1n heart
of Huntingto n R r h .
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2790<.:ibola Ave
<.:ost1o1 Mesa
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755 W 18th Sl 646 9!!07
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Balboa Blvd 44th St ,
N.B. 875-0442.
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LonJ}taired Terrier. tri-
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Shorlhaired T errier.
black & white male
Newport Beu h Anima I
Shelter 644 -3656
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Spaniel VII' I r v1ne Bl &
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lake view, separall' 2 1·u r
gar, tennis . pool. JUC'. Isl! ... ___ .._......,mo 644-2.frs--m!l lle(fl;"lfn lu' noshed
$395. 2 Hr I 1 • tt· /\dulls OOJy CaL <)j( J\11 built
ms . Balcony
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S850 /m o . N o pets
640-764'1
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fn111t 4b<1rm. Jba, 1w wly
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3 Bdrm. 2 bath. large ah
s unny pal1 0 . 2 ca r ......,...._d
garage, an:css lo ten nis. •••••:••:••••••••••••••
lieach & ':lub Pri m l' ret1i&rt...,a 3807
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Ah'!., It.If It , li7J 7300 bdTm . 2ba. l'rpls. drp~.
TSL Mgmt 642· 1603
I -2br, Iba ne w r pt, drapl'S.
paint, patio, lndry 1425
851-8090
J Br 3ba. patio. gar S!JSO,
Avail approx Jan JS.
wknd /ev 760· 14111
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$450 64&2848, dys S48 !1341. TWNllS to;
2 Br 21_., Ha lfiOO s q r1 5411·!>306or 6JI 12661\gl *I Mar 3822 with every possil>l<' t•x
THE ILUFFS COZY IACHELOR tra . Vblc .:ar Fnt·d .)'rd
SS65. bi3"6336. 642 9666 Spacious & s potless 3 $340
bdrm. 2e,., bath end unil ~ 6161_., Begonia avail Newly det'orated 2 Rr.
with pvt patio on "The now (213 ,430.9156 <..:oodo. l'h Ha . Adults
Gret!nbell" in our only , Security .:ale•
original area Avail I blk rro m ol·can t-:nclsd gar Pool. $il6S
now ut $950. Agt. 640·5S60 Spacious 3Br. J Ba. to'rplc 54.5-:!mOor 540-0511 .
& Dining. $000 m o. Call -
Anthony Wkdys 642 5757. 2 Br l 'l':t Ra bit in pat1n. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba, xlnt cond., rt u 25 1 I' 1 I' Eves & wknds 644-8889 rarpo · " Jr >U • patio & yard Sl250 /MO _ sgl car garage. nu paint
yrly No pe ts please. 2'1':1 Ud, 2 ba. frpk . dis-& carpel $350. 953 1667
Call Lloyd al hwasher No of P <:H Marguerite.
JACOBS REALTY $650/mo Isl /last . ser
i\vatl now 673 2282 . 1lfi': GABLES 2 Hr 1111
675-6670 9-5pm ha w /gar . Adults, 1111
Baycrest lmmac 3 lg Bachelor Unit, sm , xtra
bdrm.-; 2ba, lg fncd yrd. clean. Goldenrod, $275
dbl gar Lse 644 4227 mo. 548-6022, 640-4127
:l Br 2 Ba home in Npt oM.so 3124
Hgts. $80(1 pr mo Ask for ••••••••••• ••• ••• • • •• • 1
Rae Ht!/.M a.x 631 1266 2 Ir. I lo Apt
LIDO ISLE Newly decor Gas pd.
cpts thru o ut, 1lrµs,
bltns. fn<'d yd watt!r pd
636-4120
2U7 "F." Orangl' S420
Beaut. 2br, 2ba , SSS{)
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3106 Ginger S40·44110
.. och 3841 1-'rwy dri .,,. N11.rtl1 un Mana.:('r
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497 3495
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pd Adults nu 1H·ts
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Newport .. ach 3869 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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l o Sl'aw1nd Y1llaRt sq.rt AC. a m pl pkg, ulll
1714 1~3-51!18 pd. 285S t-: Csl Hwy
llxJrm, st'l'1mly hid.:. un 675·6900
heach . Lon i: llt-ac·h.I CostctM .. ct 17th St
vrew of l/ueen Mart· J Room suite, S4S sq. fl . refri ~ & m1 c·n1 "'~\'I!. modern buildinl!. A C:,
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644 564:!. 55/i-4564 ' n ealonom 1es 67S·G11ilJ
Rooms 4000 2 OHtces SIOU u1111•t'l' (' M
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Laguna fieal'h Mlltor I nn. 64S 4212
985 No Pat•1f11• C:oa~I
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T rat is 494-52!*4 7 U' R 1.: h l R ea I l y PARK NEWPQR j'\t bedroom and uath !(1~8$33
COUMTllYGCLUI Pool. jacuzz1. l'lubhouse PRIME H.I . LOC.
LIVIN W or kin g µe r !>11n uHices for lease o n
Sml(les, 1&2 bedroom $2001mo + St'<' dcp Beach Blvd fro m 46S
Jan3thruJan 11 Widow has money to buy Anaheim Convention Found Tern er puppy. ll
or make2ND T.D any Center c olor F e m G o lde n
size above $10.000 No Tl<'kets mus t be ex R e tr 1 e v e r . M
credit I , no pnlly For changed ror reser ved S h ep h erd Do b 1 e .
action call AGT 673-7311 seats at the Conve ntion blk/t;ui M Irish setter
anyume Center ahead of lime nux, M Also whl goose
lla\e some thins.: )OU wanl Cal.I 642-567~. ext 272 to & cat s N 8 An i ma I
w ~('II" Cla~~ifiNI <id!> d claim your tickets Shelter 644 3656
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847·6861 apt.s.&lownho uses Avail after J a n Isl llun S F to 1106 S .. ~ F or
f''romS449 644 1000 lingtun lkh nr 1H't'an more i n fo 1·all J1 ll l
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Henlals l-urn1shtd & , Hm for rt!11l in fbna Pt s Rt'fttctl 4450
unfum flrokt'r ()75 4!112 1 Sl75 mth m e:il:-.. old . ............••.....•..
NO f"f.:E • Apt & l·ondo in<· Person musl ht• will For s tore & orflce s pare
n•ntals Villa Rentals rng to assist 111 ~tarl1al al reasonable rates
67s 4912 Brok('r art st•h and ass1:.1 h;in 500 to. 2700 Sq Ft.
d•<'llP J>t•rson Mu-.t ht· MESA Vt-:Roto:DR
All /\dull. no pct:. l Br 2
Ba Frum $425 P 11vl.
spa. rcfrigc, d /wash('r
111dd. Across N R. Golr
UlUrsC 54S 41155.
2 81" 1 Bu. Avail now
Area of Ballloa & Coast
Hwy SS25 rn o J .D
Pro p e rt y M~ml .
751 2787. Aft 5pm .
:;48.8044
Condo. 2br, 2hu. bay
view. t!n c l gar. aull)
opener S650 yrly
TSI. Mgmt 642 1603
Westchff N tt adult con-
do SS9S 2 Bdrm. 2 hath.
10 steps lo pool New
rarpelmft. yearly leuse
l\gt., 759·1616.
Versailles I Br. security.
pool/rec. SSOO. S I eVI'
957-1000. 640·934S
late 17 lhru ll l'a II Pl.AZA
ti61 ·1451 1525 Mesa Verde E . C M
NU O c l'un•ro nl 545-4123
w 1k1lcheneltl' $21.ill & Newport Mode rn s tor e or
up. Ut 1) pd :.!JOii W u((icc Nr post offi ce
Oceanfront 673·4 IS4 S 4 8 s J f J c r r y
Hot.ts, Mote4s 4 t 00 ~IJ/477·7001
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DO YOU LIKE shops. total 1400 SQ rt a l
MOTELS? 38< & up. any su:e E
Weekly renta ls from S84 SideC.M 548 7249
& up 646-7445. 2274 ial
Newport Blvd . C M ...... r: 4475
Ralboa Inn o<'f'anfronl ••••••••••••••••1 ••••••
Low winter rates Da ily lore S pace for lease
or weekly 675-8740 1500 sq. fl & 1260 SQ rt
in llunt1ngton Be a c h Vocation Rt'fttctls 4250 Jo' l ex 1 b I e l e r m s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2131~202
4bdrm . 2ba rond o o n
North Shore or T a hoe trial R....tctl 4500
l'\Jlly rum s •min from •••••••••••••••••••••••
North Star $400/wkly
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Q, e n c l gar . po o l . 2 story. new. modern. :I tl /was h er. Adults Br 3 Ila den. liv rm. dm 642-5<r73
rm. breakfas t rm. most
modem k1lch en__J•qu1
2 Br w tgar. S395 CpL'I.
rncd yard W /pallo.
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1 Br gas pd, encl gar. PINE BLUr F' Ar 1·up1m ry Yrly 673 2507
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642.5073 romplex, patio, view, Steps lo the beach Im
frplc. l'ncl ii:ar., 1(11s mac. xtra lrg. 3 Hr 2 Ha
stove, dishwas her. s 1111 . Sondeck wlocean view
lndry rm . From '500 124 4Sth St Yrl y
SPMC 631·6107 l mmed. occupa n cy
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No pets. Avail. imme d. 642 5<r73 Colonial Twnhsc.. E·iu de., ~~7216 -·ca. -------1 2Br, H'tO-a .-ne w rrpts , 2bdrm with palw. xlnl T tlft 3290 S pat'iou s f.'a mi ly 2 pa int. adults S4 2S location.Call
• Br-S35Q Pool & play 675-9005. · (714 )645-9314 •••••••:•••••··~··••••• ground 548·95S6 from 2 $ty Condo with 2 lg 12.7pM
bdrms, pool. frplc. pvt ·
patio. O/W & A /C, very SllJNNING lrg I Bdrm
dean & sh arp lookmg, garden apt. Pool & rec
.freshly painted w /new area 710 w l8lh SL c~. drps & Mexican
pavers w la r ca r ugs
downstairs J ust perfect
for <'hlldren No pets
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Sm dog considered 610
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642-7344
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Sec amenities. Adults . Bay & Bch $SSO!mo.
$475. S52·5833. 673·3355. agi.
Lovely 2bdrm, 2bu studio 2 Br Spacious new decor
with frplc. patio. e nc l near Oceanfront $600
gar. Nl.'wly decor S550 mo. Yearly. 675·7045
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673·21 13 TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 -----3425 gar. nr So. est Pina. No 3 pe(JJ.$550644-1103 BTaro 31 L.arge2br.lba.JOO·from
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• beach . avail Jan. I.
Venaille. studio condo. 3 Bdrm, 2'"2 ha contlo . Beaut. 1 year new 2 Br. moo. 6311·1811
idults only , 1475 Dishwasher ,frplr .2car l'h Ba.Condo wlthpool, ---------
77().2313. 788·5800 gar . pvt st Availa ble jac:uui. ti cable TV in· OCIANNONT
now. 1625/mo. Isl/last, dd. Yearly $550. Broke r Yearly. 4 brduplex. Agt.
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6 I Bdrm 2 Ba Condo In secunty. 673·2282, 9 to 67~12 875-6180.
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,.,.Ir•. 1Hleoatl•f CleJn••• Robblu TrM lri• • remove, ,... ... haffl,carpea-,._, Offlc•, Vacenl liewpori, Colt• Meta• exper'd in int/ext, any ~too small or too bl1. spe.c1alist'/11tay -b usy ~A.apt.alt 141·• l 'il•tn Ca1?•t U1•n, d•U•"et. Free eat. trJ• .. •hi1.ll1-UM Af&a•&oat.1•1·3365 lrvtne.87W17Seva. job for lua! Alu ree•t.341\n.813-2117 prlces.Rellable.548·0~l :l '
Utd m.nrr _ 111~u 111-IJU -• ....._. thtl •lls; ...... W.5111 Plumblna. Remodellnc. Balboa Roofinl Com C.,l~U -• • ftm -ff•••••••••u••••• :!!!!!111u•••••••u••• ....................... DAVE'SPAINTING Repairs, Leak Dttec· pany. Don't let a leaky
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CAIPENTBY ~. butllla. hon --'\he Hol1day1. AnyUrne refa. 145.4393 AM or O'OWI\, ••me 14 •ervlce. lnaured. Uc'd. 516·8426 636-2030 ., .I&)' MJ..,., d'ouv .... d•llclou1 .a AVlU:Sll:IVICf!S --18 A ev• #TdMiNlu. 141-8427 ----------Trw Servtu
,. .. _..,R6''"'"N tr•rli b '/ Sol an1e l..aDdlca ..... lrff lrtm-. . . Mm L...•-...;i-RALPH'S PAINTING P.0.loal ... llf ...................... .
"' n.... ...... --.. .... I' r I Btb Area Youn1 prof ,_ _, _..YK;" ID I p t .. ,. h ·-···················· ....__"Shrub lrimmlnu, r -.--1 ..... new 6 re WZllZ • -·e llfl,cemeat ~ ~ 1 • b'I •••• -;;.;;. ••••••••••••••• t.ext. romp .-rs ...... p Bo ..... 1 ,,..., ., ~-,-i;.. M'I 7• wan ~ •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• cp • very re1pon1 1 e, Pri Uc neat rela 962·4701 rn Oil .. """rv ce removal, yd clean-ups _ N..y lerft&e _ HaaaUq •Dump Jobt. IOOd refl. <213) 491.390e vate Nune. Male or " ' · mE MAIL RO OM : 2.4 hauling. concrete. dirt
JOYh Remodelllhpair ••••••••••••••••••••••• _... Serwlc" Aai fG{ Randy Female. 11 yn e-.p. refs. Jl\ne ext/Int paintln1 by hr _!Im Corum 631·4S~
...,._OfnN llut Dor 1' N•wport C:o..h Meu ;-,;, .. ;;............... 541-419 · l••c .. 111 •.25perhr.759·1737 Richard Sinor. Lie. Ins. 2800E CstHwyCd~·NB
1__. __ p-1 "'~I 6· ""-"'-' •• .. •••••• .. ••••••••••• p~•---' Try me 836-$555 (24 hrs) 640-0340or644·4-l Typing Str"l'IC• .\117...-.,MI.-. ··-rVI ve Ivery --·eoc.d ad/ m•rllet· t1 tlh • I Avllea Landscapinc ___,,............ . ...................... . c...tlerwlce UMnerS..nrlt• Ill tti2 Ir\& aer"1Jve W/ media ....................... Mrwice tree trimmln ........ ~ ......... ~ ..... ....._,....,..,. 111""9 • Fast accurate typing <in ;.;-.~;•••••••••••••••• --• uperieoce wlll create Wlllll a REALLY CLEAN cleaftusia. yd ma Int, ca,i PaiDtinl Ir Papenng ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IBM C-Orrecl /Sclectqr .
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Sh&~• atum C'lun ---print ads, marlletlaf I HOlJSE! CalJ Gio&ham Pedro Mariuarile or Prof. work. Fteeest. Nhtpatchesfi textures ROOFINCi other secretanal wo~k.
C C'olor bn&btt.n•ral Wht u••••••••••••••••••••• ulu letters . rad 0 Girl. neeest.M5·5123 Efrain.831·'4127 Rsnbl.~eve.547·428l "-•t. ltJ-1439 . bus iness letters . ri•
I c-pu ICI min blf'n h ~ O\MaUt)'. O•p.ndablt> apota. newaletters . . • ALL TYPES/REPAIRS s umes. et<' K 11 ren t Clcaw llv, din rtn, billl ~vlCtl. Rua Bale&. 18 brochuret and P.R. Call Worktlll Mother a. t1•D f BA~Paintin1Co. •P.ecltPlmteri t* FREEESTIMAT.7s 6?S.l230
I WA\<&rnJl7 SO ('ouch YntHJ)t!nencr ~l-50)5 875-1230 Specl•I for th e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Holiday Special. AUTy....., S:,.7113 ca11Bob.548·076!J --
StO h r I S Gu 1 t --Holiday·a. Complete or Custom brick. stone. Complete eo.t to You. r---WIRclow Cle•lnq
ehmlo•te Pt>l odor El..i:CTIUCIAN priced n.,_..D...,I routine clean l nt. bk>dt, concrete, stucco. lnt.·$920. Ext.-$1275 QUALITY ROOFING •••••••••••••••••••••••
C n " .. l frH es,1mate on ,.._ 1 d i ~--1 f 1 S..-8444. S4~2e08 Have something you want A.II types . free est. "Let Th s h 1 " arpet repi11r IS y~ l!ll .,_, • \.Nmp . auto eta 1Jn1 . ..., yn or • persona Reis. Free est. 549·9492 to sell ? Classified ad:. do e uns 1ne n per1eou l>o w or It lar&eon mall Jobs PU " dellv. Call the touch. Wlndows /CplS in-Visa. MC 541·5930 Call Su nshine Windn'A ~II Refs 531 0101 Lie '337254 873-0359 Pros. ~2276, 873·7• duded. ~-144C. 546-2608 Want Ad Results 642·S678 Sell idle items 642·5678 ~ell. 642-567!:_ _ HARBOR ROOFING Cleaning. Ltd 548·88~3
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, C-ornpanion/~ou.aekeeper Girl wanted for full Ume Motel . Receptionist. PIT. 12.5, Secretary Legal Invest· s.c.lty Officer HARBOR AR~A
( Bankiol to live wttb elderly otnce poeition. Apply to San Clemente Inn. Ex· 40 + wpm, $4 24/hr to ment Consultant seeks Part time weekends ror APPLIANCESERVIC .. :
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~\ l. TELLER womanCM.541·3219 Irvine Engineering, ~ced n_IMbt auditor s.larl_._Xlnl be.oelils... exp'd p_e.gon w /letal 1ar1e ap~rtmen com-We-buy u,,sedapdphan~
A COOK 111r72 Unit lf""lriTe Ave, NCR 5 position open Fashion Is land., N, B. sec'y skills. Collins As· plex in Newport Beach w~ se reeon · guar
S NIWPORT lrvineorcall549·7714. il'IUPedialely. Apply in location. Ca ll 9-3:30 soclates,S67San Nicolas $3.50 hr to s tart appliances 549-3077
... For pre-school. Ell· ......,_lo Bruce Smith. Julie Griem New York Dr. #302 N.B. UniCqrms furn Contact ") perienced. Part or full 6UAIDS ..--~· . -J" L . 64 1900 Washer & Ory\•r Xln\ l ~COln..., lmme dhte position time.l\"vine.~1·4533. Full 6 part Ume. Alt Musician: Keyboard & Life 644'1230 M/F . SCTY/BOOKKEEPER im upis at 4·_ cond.$125ea
75 2·11Xl 7 available to s harp. --areas. Uniforms furn'd. IUitar player for con· E.O.E. 3 to 4 dys wk, eicper . Shoe sales. foll time with 646 ~
mature Indi vi dual. COOi( Ales 21 or over, retired temporary group. Con· RICB'T/fYPIST C.M area642·0322_ or _w/out exp .. or will litv-_,_ 8020 For a total relaxing
massage with a pro
fessional. Ei1rle lOAM
7PM. 548·2817
rsYCHIC
READINGS
556-11711
SUNNY'S
Professional Massage
Relaxaliontrherape ut1c
Call appt. 548·21117.
10am-7pm.
Previous T'eller ex · ··-• N Good b I -,~ · r Part time in Pre•chool. ....,..come· 0 exper · nee· tact ~thy 631-4062. Needed f o r b u s y tram en. ene it~ ••••• ••• •• •• •• ••••••••• ""rtence pre erred or • A I u · I Secret""" · n ,,_ 1157.1263 PP Y : n 1 versa Newport Beach invest· -, Apply in person .. am to minimum 6 months cash, _________ Protection Service, 1226 NEWSPAPER Delivery, ment firm. Good work· Exp. sec. wanted for llam Mon thru fr1.
handlin& experience. W. stb St., Santa Ana. 5 4-Y wk .. M/F. approx inl conditions & all com· H.B. sn ack rood co Standard Shoes . 3077 So Men's r cuKeot ten specll ~ ~0.25. Good figure * COOi * Interview hrs: 9·12& 1·4. 2:»S:30AM. Anaheim. pany benefits. &Owpm Shorthand. l yp, some Bristol .C M bike. like NEW' As kin.: apUt e & communica· Moa-Fri. Fullerton, C. Mesa, minimum. Need sharp bookkeeping. perm pos. ---$J70 1bes 1 orrcr t;u ll
t100 skills requ.ired. Ex· P tr. F tr Exp. Pref, if 1 N B h CdM In 1 848 1900 C'.11&..... Art" t 752 .. 0900 or 6'5·2038 & a!>k cellent benefits & ad van· not-will train. Apply in HAIRDRESSER rvine, pt c . . girl to start immediate· x t. sa ary. . -~.-cnH H for Mark
cementopportunities. person: Dick Church's Booth space for rent or 953-8110 ly. Hrs: 1·9PM . Salary S ec ret a r Y • A d Expenenced on glass __
John Laun. 675·4500 Rea tau rant . 2 8 9 8 Employee with follow· .... a.HT CLUI commensurate w /exper. nunslrative PIT All phases. 497-1556. CRUISERS & BIKES Newport Blvd CM ..... .,. For details . call Cheryl: -----d 1~~~~~~· ~~~~I ~ ~Y· At The Village wanta licensed armed 631-7475 __ 7&0-1so7 _ SUIDIVISION 1~esi~~~lt>~~~s~~1 1-Faire tn Laguna Beach. ll«Urity &uards and ex· SECRET_. RY ENGINEERS 642 7!HO
4!N-1800. -I per. bouncers only . llCEPTIOMIST ,.. DESIGNERS
HARDWARE SALES. After 8PM. call Marty, Receptionist w /good Xlnt. ,epportunit y for DRAFTSMEN Men ·~ 23" Cen turion I.•
Apply in pe-on ._ Crown &fS.-OC78 ·typing skills needed for sharp gal lo work in fast Mans IO·!>pd. S7S ca~h
LOSAMGILES
FIDEltAL SAVING c.ooks. 1 night shift, l s w-
3201 Newport Blvd inl shitr. Starting pay
Newport Beach •.OOpr hr. 49'7·4488 EOE M/F ... luxury yacht m fl!. Opp pace iMwgort )leach Car eer oppo,rtun1t1es
-Hardwar.e, ~ l.r~ne, .,..SIS AIOIS ty-ror advanc ement, <.~mmer("iar~restate avatta'blc fortal-enttd-& 1 -ft411-6ea4
\Westclirf Pina) N.B. 7-3:30" 11·7 part lime. Salary commensurate om ce Xlnt. typin g & expenenced individuab Cah 8035 . ArHf C~r i~~~~~~~~COYN'l'ER--Worna . Ml ESCORTS I time. also Part time
Country Club Conv w/exper. Call for appl dictaphonesk1lls&ab11i with wellestabhshed & •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ho&p.549·3061. !r79:Q!.SO. ty t o h a nd I e I 8 M growi:'g r1vil eng1~e~~ p ER S I A !'II k It t t' II
24Hrs. 641·0180i•Bankin-•.••g------seamstress. Michel 's
C_,./Cllecks Cleaners . Laguna HOSTESS
AM bp /MC fYisa TELLER Niguel. 496-Sl.24
NEW ACCOUNTS COUPLE WANTED
Day Hostess position
available. Please apply
in person btwn 3·5PM :
22873 Lake Forest Dr ..
El Toro.
PBX ,_
------Memor)' Typev.r'1ler ing irm near beau11ful wh 1tt• ln11 1• Rec-•ooist. P IT morn· need ed Cha llengin g Airport Apply m ver&on '<'I"-' k h air Chll m f) l1n 1·~ Ing, nr OC Airport. Nice position for right gal with resume & wor 6:14.9~
COMPA. T A.llLITY
lJ FE.5TYLE SOCIETY
Couples Only 7!i0-0674
SgJ Men Only 7!i0-0677
Sgl Ladies Only 971·7979
Recorded Message 24
Hrs. -----INTROSPECIAL '
MYSTIC M~SAG E
MASSAGE SIO W /AD
Santa Ana 556·4656
COVER GIRL * OUTCALL •
9S3-0778 MC/VISA
FIRST LADY
Escort. Models
Pcrty D•c.rs.
• 972·1345.
~~~Accepted
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We e k e n d co mpa
n ion t h o us ekeeper .
Mature. reliable. college
educated. Call Answer
Ad #281. 24 hrs. 64.2·4300.
Http W.ted 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Accounting Cler k. m ajor
marine hardware store.
Excell. benefits . Fu II
time . 645-1711 T o m
Walker.
Acryhc nail girl
wanted . prime
location. 644-215 1
ADVANCEMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
FULL TIME CLERK
To work for:
PETCO
Animal su ppl y
s up erm ark e t s
Energetic clean rut hard
workers apply at 15041
Golden West St .. H.B.
Manage small business
Housewives, supple·
ment your husband's
salary. Part time. Full
time posiHons avail.
now. Ca ll C lara .
640·1110 . or Ni ck .
5.57-T177.
phone personality & ap-Call Laila. 833-2900 samplts to Mr . Fuente~ _
pearance a m11st Busy - -at Robert Bein, William Dogs 8040
phones . .Misc duties. No Frost & Associates. 1.io1 ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
typing. Ask for Laune SECRETARY-Quail Sl . Nev. po rt
FULL Tl ME Part.time. Will train
call ror appt 846-3279 Position available in our •-----~---Housekeeper to I iv-in
So. Coast Plaza office. Courier. Apply bet. 9AM · won for Newport COU·
Exper. req'd. Call Kathy l2PM. Charlie's Chili. pie, ref's needed. Call 7sz.s111 MAUETING neach
KEESllOND Pup-. i\KI
Champ sire ~1 F l't>I ,\
s h o v. p,t p 1 1
Amburgey: S.0·4066. :nu Redhill. Bldg 2, Ste 76o.074.5
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CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
S..Mcp&Lo•
695Town Center Dr.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Equal Opportunity
Employer
226. CM. Must be 18 yrs I_N_C_O_M_E __ T_A_X
orover.musthave car.2 PREPARERS Ex ·
dys pr wk-Tues & Thurs. perienced Hourly rate &
8-lOhrs pr wk . bonus S40-0lS7
Delivery man for early JAMITORS A.M. L.A. Times de· livery. Economical car P/time eves. Npt .. C.M.
required. Adults only. area. Muat be over 18 & 2~ hrs/day. No collect· US citizen. Call: 532·6558
ing. $475/mo net take Mon·Frl.
l~~~~~~~~~I home + bonus + gas •I· KITCHIN HB.r
Banking lowance. Westminster I (2 ) needed food prepara-
C-rcial T•hr Garden Grove a rea. lion/delivery valid Ca.
Previous experience de· &a-~86. Dtivera Lie. over 21 sirable. -r~De-U-v-ery--fo-r_o_ff_lc_e_s_u_p_.' C.M. area. 846-1004
United California Bank plies. ~40 hrs per wk. LegaJSecretary 23646 Rockfield Rd. El Toro. 58 HM63 Good driving record & 1 lwll •• hoc It knowledgeofOCAirport for head ol firm. Min. 5
Banking area. Apply in person yrs. Calif. exp. Hvy
COllllMrcialTeller Ripple Office Supply, responsibilities. xlnt
Previous experience de · 2915 Redhill, C.M. ba11c skills, Qualified
sirable. DENTAL ~SISTANT only. Sue: 714-847·6041
Legal Secretary
PBX
Students, do you "ant to
earn extra dollars?
Won p•rt time. No ex-
per. necessary. Regular
raises & ~o. benefits.
Call Clara: 640-1110 or
Nick : 557. 7777.
RECEPTIONIST
Full lime Mon.-Fr1.
Must be personable &
well.groomed. & enjoy
meeting the public. Re· quires good spelling &
penmanship. No typing.
Phone experience pre·
ferred. Full company
benefits. Apply Pen·
PENSION nysaver, 1660 Placentia
ADlllNJSTRATOR Ave. Cost• Mesa.
Im. company. Mature. RENTAL AGENTS -
Exper req. N.B. Xlnt e-xper'd, full & part.lime
benefita. E.O.E._ ~end re· positions avail. Budget
sume to Classtfted. Ad Rent-A-Car!f79.8826 #801 , Daily Pilot ---------
Newspaper. PO Box Restaurant
l!i60, Costa Mesa. Ca . Counter help. Deli man.
9216216. Short order clerk. We
Picture Framer. Ex· need you. Call 675-2193.
perienced. Part time. Restaurant
Art World Frames . 656 Waitress. bus boy. cook
No. Coast Hwy. Lag. helper, kitchen helper.
lkh. 494-8105. dish washer, cashier & United California Bank Sluer preferred , e x· 222 Ocean Blvd. LagunaBeach.494.6546 per 'd, flexible hrs . B u s y N . B . c o r · Production hostess. Lunrh & dinner
h o urs available
Restaurant opening
soon. 835·333 l .
------00-7580 Porate/real estate office Part time. Mon. 2 :30PM ·
-needs exp Legal finish, Tues ~ l :OOPM · Banking
TEUERS
Experience req'd. Xlnt
salary & benefits Apply
Personnel:
tBITA.GEIA.NK
721 N. Euclid, Anaheim
991-3860
E.O E.
IOOKKHPER
Dental Secretary immed. Word finish. Will train. Apply
Chairside Dental Assis· Processing. c a rman Ul&OPlacentia Ave. C.M_ * • * tanl. 4'.-'J day work week. 67s.9102 963-5634. · Public relations person to Robftot MGrCJ•
---------1Legal Secretary. F tT. attract new business. 387W Bay 1135
Domestic k Sol p t' Consumer electronic Costa Mesa non.smo er· e rac 1• You are the winner or COM.rANION tioner. General Prac· exp. preferred. 646-6667 l &...-..-o.tcL..,ts
Assist eldeTly person. lice. Prerer some legal ~" ...
live·inorout. exp. Sa lary com · ($10.SOvalue>.to
133-2009 REAL ESTATE SALES c-...k Vacatiott mensurale with exp. If you are interested in ~& R ··v C'.L.-w Westminster. 531·9770. -
Sw1trhbnard ()per at or
Newport Beach based Part time Will tri11n
construction firm seek· Swmg wknds. 642·301:1
Ing secretary to s uppart
mktg. dept G ood TEACHER
ve rbal/writte n com -K1nd ergarden ... T
munication & t yp ing pn\•ate school. CM area
skills. Opportunity for 642-0411
213 1007·1345 aft ti prn
Chibubua, Pum~ran1..in
York1es or Maltese Piii•
rues 531 5'127
Good naturt.'d 6mus ma 1 ..
ca r eer ·minded i'n -
divlduaL Xlnt. benefits
Send resume /s alary his-
tory· E.O.E.
W1reha1re d T~rrt er
nt.'e d s goo d bo m e WA.ITllSSES Pedigre£•d w p aper'
Apply bt wn 9A M & 556-'1433. 551·8831
12PM Charlie's Ch1 h. --
3001 Redhill. Bid,:: =2 AJ<C Spnnf!Pr Spanw l-.
EMKA Y Ste •226. t: M li ver wht M f 6 '"ks old O.•-'--.. Co.l•c. ----. S175 &up557 1837 l20J~St. Ste .• 200 Wanted Artist to do Con =
Newport Beach CA 9l663 temporary oil Portrait IFrw to You 8045
Attn : Marketing Dept. Will pay well 646.J734 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ~~~~~~~~~~lr--w ---'Free kittens. 9 wk.;. olll :: l"'a r eh nus e Deli ve r\ cute.gray &i:r::i_, whit••
---------person for party rental ~ 1428 evt•" ••SICRITARIES• * st.ore Part time Appl
FC/Mfg /CptrsS18.000 2025 Newport Blvd C' ~1
OrderProcMfgS1 8.000 -GO/Rec/T70(2JS13.800 Women lo care for elckr
GO/OrderClkS14.400 ly lad y ll vt' i n Sal
La Reinders Agenry negot1a b le 64 2 H 9J.
4020 Birch Est '64 EOE 548-3826
Newport/833·8190 /Free !WOODWORK ER P.xp d
nun. 3 yrs 18 yr' or a gr. ---------I 40hr wk ror right m11 n S.Cretwy to Pr•t Call 631 ·4260. ask for
$1.000·+ D () E Sam
Accurate t ypin g . no ..:..__ ... _..1.1 •
shorthand Mature. gd ~H
dress appearance Call ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
Sandy, 540-6055. Coastal .,...._, 8005
Personnel Agenl'Y. 2790 ••••••••••••• ••••• • •• ••
Harbor Bl vd .. C.M
NEVERA FEE E 0 E BRASS!
AJl IU11d1!!
Chnstma ~ Pup111e">. ~{·I
lt.'r lab l.011k1ng r .. ,
good homl• ~<' l•'"
644·804S
FvnWfure 8050 . ........•.............
ANTIQUE
IRA.SS IED
Circa late I 800's,
c°""*'ety refinished(
$500. Includes box
sprinqs and matress.
Cal aft~ 5 p.m. (7 I 41
998-8488. Priute
Party.
••IBUY•• f\Jll charge bookkeeper
for yacht mfgr com·
pany Sala r y co m ·
mens urate w /exper.
Down East Yachts. Call
for appt. !r79·6850.
DRIVERS makin& a change or Jan 3 thru Jan II 'd d · s · C l k seekinC a new career in Nautical brass · Good used F'urn1ture ~ Dial·A·RI e. locate in Loan e rv1ce e r Anaheim Convention Secretarial Lafuna Hills hasp/lime Trainee. Dynamic loan Real Estate, call and Center portholes, la"'ps. Apphanre!> OR I will
& /time positions. Gd. brokerage Co. in N.B. ukforJohnorVodyat Tickets mus t be ex-* * * CJGUCJH. blnnacl.s. sell orSELL fo rYou
drivingrec .. over21 (in· has immed vacancy for Cole of Newport. changed for reserved coMpasses , and MASTERSAUCTIOH
surance requirement). trainee clerk. Eye ror Realton.675-5511 seats at the Convention SECRETARY / _..!! AH authentic. 6~6-8616, 833·9625 EOE. SJ0.6191 Al Dirth accuracy & attention to Center ahead of time
...... 11 Pr · t Call 642 5678 e l 212 t o CLERICAL ....... brett • "Na-Mo•'--Abroad Drycleaners. ~. omot1ona op· Real Estate Sales . . x . ...__... _... i t ....,
t 'l f If claimyourtickets ..-c .... re4J s •r, F:legant r us t o m d1· Wool·press•r, $7 /hr. por unt Y or se L:±&....fora
'<' t t c 11 K ti _...,, • * * Opportunity exists for~ 1900'1! ttran s igner ro nl e mr ~""'r. week guarantee. s ar er. a a e ...._w C-7 lified . . . ._._., f hi I' f I ...,., 640-9350 .._ -....... qua 1 typist tn active bed. colllpl•tely re· um1s ngs 1 ,ouse 11
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BOOKKEEPER -full -
cltarge. for sm mfgr co.
Need knowledge o r
general ledger thru rin
statements , including
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to be sent to: Jarco, Inc.
4043 Birch St .. Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660
With vacation pay. · -Join lhe leader. Now in· Sales-Hi F1 ComJl.Q· ofc. Shorthand & die· AJlll9cl!_ ~~t _s_a_m..e.... .a...nw q..u e .:.---• medlt.Hnm~~e. aft.er:-tiflCAARJC ~I for po&11ons nentS.-S-alary. X:lnt. taphone netpful. En oy :..-Trn-suTed Ch r1~tm a•
6mo. ~pply in person: Neededtomainlalnsm. in real estate sales. future.C.M.area.EOE ocellentco.benefitsln· co•dltloa!! Late giflsatxlnt savtnits !'.:'<
Kl&!lters Cleaner Quali· fleet of mini·buses in Whether licensed or ~ot M/F. can M·F. 11·2 on· eluding a free meal per llOO's. pwcltaH ht· ample S30011 wh 1LI'
ty Cleaners, 186 E . 16th Lacuna Hills. Exp. & gd. ca1:J ~see If you q~ahfy I y . Mr . pa u I 5 en . shift. Apply in person c ... s boi springs, modular sofa for $!SOil l1
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Daily Pilot has an Im seeks f /l bookkeeper.
mediate opening for a Good benefits. Call
salesperson wHh Karin~l·lOOS n~_paper display ·ad· 1---------
vertlsing exper . Good •CAI DRIVERS•
salary. commissions & Checker Cab
ex c ellent fringe 770-0222
benefits . Excellent •---------
growth opportunities for C A S H I E R I
person with career am· HOUSEWARES SALES.
bilions. call for appoint· Apply in penon: Rion
ment, 642·4321, ext. 277 Hardware, 102' Irvine
Orange Coast (Westcliff Plaza> N. B.
OeHvrHot
330W. day Street
Coat• Mesa
Equal Oppor Employer
sr. C.M. references essential. to J01D the professionals 213-685-8543 9p~!:._N"'!o1 n , Mon· Fr I. md _.....11• Jut In Turtleroc~ 752 5920
Gd. co. benefits. salary at Walker & L ee . -----·------1 "'"""u'" ERRAND Person, resp. based on exp. EOE. <~4)m.~. SALES . MARRIOTI HOTEL TIIM For Christunas!! Match 1 n g Des 1 ,.-: n c r
conscientious person ll30-6191AIDlrth 1. 7g~ If you are aggressive 900NewportCenterDr Call aft•r 5 r.M. Couch & Chr Ilk<'"''"
w I re II able ca r to "'-fl ~-1 and looking for a future Newport-BHcll : Pri•• Petty -171 n Slrcr-snsiCJBO ft45'10i64
.,etiorm various duties Medical Alalst. front of. ~. . in retalr mgmt wf good Equal Qi>eTme_fyr M /Y tt.M411 Gtrl's--Spc Wtute frt-rwt tor Npt:-lkh. doctor. fice-, for G.P .. exp pre· co. benefits apply In Provenraal Bd rm St-I
Muatbel8orover &llve ferred, mail resume of-............ ......_5 _._1 penon9amlo 1lamMon Good Cond S35<1
in Npt. area. Flex. hrs. flee manager : 351 -_,.. -thru Fri Standard WESl'MJNSTER 963-lS32
8"·1641 Hospital Rd. Ste tfla. Start the year right by ............ ..,,.,7· So Bri t I SICllTAIY ABBEY --fiftdiDI out about the ""'''~'" JV• •
5 0 ' Looking for that career .---------c N.8. 921863. i \ C M ANTIQUE MALL Bdrm set. dbl bed. t Mall. career opportun t es · · chan3eln 1981 ? Register Dallyl0-6. Fri 10..9 box s prings . fra m l',
General Medical aullable at Select withuanow!I ClosedTuesday hdbrd l t riple d rssr
n. ..._. .. Y C... X-IAYTICH Propertl•. lf you bave S C H 0 0 L f'reefrE.O.E. 11751 Westminster Ave. w/mirror . n1t e stand
h ........_ experience or an in· C I .... 4 Irvine ..ow--y. Parttlme1 IO hours a tenet in leamlng about I 0 S 5 "w Pel'llOftnelAgency GardenGrove 554·6103 Bnnd n e w S4 0U
week, 5 aaya. Newport investment properties a..u.a.ID • E.17th. Costa Mesa 8*9472_. a.....•tM-ir. Beacbofflce.831-4422. • ,.. Ji\tllUme,Eva.ICustbe'----------1 callforaconfidentialln· W.w..edySIJ4.79 Sultezat 642-1470 • * * King·s i1.e waterbed
avail. wkoda. Must have .-.CAL llC.,., terview. We alao have - -~I Complete n augahy rlf'
previouare.l•urentup. =nhed worker opportunities f or --'aozoPhalarop~Ct. frame. headboard & ,'".l •.. IClerti foroaeitrldept. ealabllahed pro · EaC'Oft children uross Secretarial CoetaMesa heater 6i5 6328 o-r
ASSEMBLERS. We will Laura.557.-00 feuionals with manaie· busy inleraectlons Vouarelhewlnneror 640·•000 ext .s12s Bllln1ual Mu1t type meni llOtenlial for of· before and after school. ..... .. s.cret.y lfreetkbts
CBHIEIS
UTVTIM train . Apply Tam . 50wpm.~lltlme,Mon.· lien In Co1ta Meaa, ForiftfOl'matlonand•p· Bruce.
MacGNlot Yachts. 1631 Fri. 9:30-5. PleHe call llr••y Newport -Irvine .ud San plication, contact S«t. Previous banking ex· (S\0.50Yalue>. to DtVOICI SALE
Placentia,Coata Mesa MARKETS for appt. 645-1351, Mon.-.ulll Clemente. Call Pete Wilkinaon 144.3141 periencedeslrable. Xlnt. Sperh Vee..._
A1Jl'OMATIVE For2ndji3rdSbifts Frl.l:I0-5. ClllSJIAS Viotto, 751·3191 N-Bea .. h Polic• tYP6n1 1klll1 required, • & IV Sltew 8' Cll85, lotom deslgnedbsofak ..v ,._...,., ~ "' shOrt·hand not required. J Ith J 11 + veseat. loot~ •r
PAITS We promote to mana1t· --....ft11·!f!avoN• AT •. · SELECT --=:-o~~·. ~~anta An:.!tm ~::nuon pillows. new 1975. kin&
COUMTaMAM mem•aupervtslon from USI THI r19.1 .... .,. .,. PROPERTIES U•lte4 Cell feral• Center u w•terbed wtvlbr•ter
Dealerahlp or foret1n wlthln. ...%..6 -• 11••"""""'RESS Boat cov· .... Tickets must be ex· &a«es.~7$~·9'93 _ "'° rt.I ri WANT A CAREER? DAILY PILOT en Lin-• pa upe ence ColtaMeH . • ----ct111 ... ao121UaSt.,N.8 . chan1ed for reserved Must-Sell1 Bn urnaw
prtlernd. Cllt-<;ten for lll Del Mar • ... AST -n..-ITJ.20SO 22'20cean Ave. ...._ at tbe Conveetlon ~l bed 121Q ..lllU!AlUllOIUl._ -"""' m---.lL.Yl&A-l_a&luatrl al -__ ,_ ----. ... abuaortHi" aum. - -IUVL .... -----·~--·--,.,,._ ... Jl ·-t ood ----4H·0246 even l n tJ IOYCAAVB ' ~ • .,.., • · SECRETARY Lapa Beach Call MJ.5171, ext. 172 lo W'Mkends
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M9 IMW 4M·llZU DlllCTOIY 1721 ..... lfrMt &op::Taketlmetorelu IOWPM, pubUc rel•· 4t4t.544 *** New SllOO 0(coruor
640.6444 Por Result ... ,. ..... and 1bop at horile. lt'e tlou, mature, exper 't'eJtiq the mott peaple Sota. only 9900
H&mUDlloa Beacb
1 Service Call "'wplF llmple with DaUy Pllol req. N.8. E.O.E. Seed f!.O.E. pO.ible Is Important to ~-~---
Babpmerneeded to care tD·ftll Clasall\ed Ada. And IC ~toCla11lftedA.t tbe 1ucce11 of any Couc.hes. 1 trad belst.
for my lafaat l• m1 I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 642-1671 ftle i.... dnw a. tM you bave aomethln1 to HOI, Dally Pilot 5lllllM ..,uata1 •ltll • prqe aaJe. Make aure $125, 1 navy modern. La,_• &Hell llom•. .... Ill w-. . ·• DMb PUIOt sell, call a friendly Mewapaper. PO Box °"" POatClaulfhdAd. run h listed l n Im 561 *'7 IOllrt/wt. Oa1thne. Raft_..., to Nllf ._ ______ _,,. Otr=tn.d Ad. CaU To-ClualCled Ad-Vber ~· a.. Colla II••· Ca. ii•...,.. .. tl• ... Claullled , phou ' ----
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Tllll •H••••••H•••••~•••••• ........ ••••••••••••••• ........ ••••••••••••••• DAVE'S PAINTING Repairs, Leak l)etec-pany, Don't let a leaky ~/naoved. c9ua-Hantwoocl l!'loon cleaned ...._.. r•p aot9·1moker lloving? The Starvln& S.VUS. Atta II years \ion, • DralM Cleared. r o o r s p o I I y o u r -.a. laW1l r-..ov. '75l·SC'I• • wand. Be ready for wtll houMelt. any loc. Collqe Studenta have Moat Reaaonable Top H a l PI um bing °'1\atma1673·6743 ------•'UM Holidays. A.nythne rets. 145·011S AM or IJ"OWll, aame gd service. lnlw'ed. Uc'd. 5111-1425 631o20.10
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HaaallDIA Dump Joba. IOOd ref•. IZUH•·JllOI Private Nune. Male or .. • . THE MAILh ROOM: 24 hauling. concrete. dirt.
_._ Aaif•Randy. Female. ltyraexp. rers. Flne ext/Int palntlna by r J 'm Cor m 631 4530 ... ..... Ser.,.ff Mf·a. '•tllc .. 1111 ts.'5perhr.759·1737 RicbardSinor.Llc,lns. 21600E C.tHwyCdM ·NB 1 u -·--·--
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u ...... Prol vchvcry ti ai:.a-1~ed ad/ market· H1B1d1 , I Aviles Landsc aplna -uo;,. •11HJ . -••••••••••••••••••••••• Courier H.irvt~• '31 4li:t ~-· •ecuUve w / media ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... __.. • ........, •• •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• service tree trimmin1 , .. ...,,_.. -·-, · Fast accur11te typmg on .............................. "' SiMllQllUO • at .. m clean
e•perlenre will create W811t a REALLY CLEAN cleanuPa. yd ma Int, cali Palntin&" Papering ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IBM Correct /Selertrar . ~1°:1 •r:lt::!~k:~:f~ HOUSE! Call Glft&h•m Ped~o. Marauarit~ ,or ::'i>a~~~~·/l.e;.:~i Nbtpatches•textures IOOFIMCi othef secreta rial wof k C <'okv bn 1•1tmt'n1I Wht I cpll to min blu ch
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Qualil)'. Dependable Setvl~ Reas Rateti 16
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lar&e or &mall Jobs
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.ipots, ne ws lette rs . Girl. P'reeest. MS-5123 Efralnl31-C7 ........ lfl· I 4lt AU. TYPES/RF.PAIRS bus iness I etters. rte"
brochureaandP.R Call Working Mother 's BARKASPai.nti.ntCo. FREE ESTIM ATES s umes , etc Ka r en U•n ., . ff 1 · d S . I •P......_.. --~-• 675-1230 87~,_,, Spec 1· a I r or t h e r o t a Y P e c 1 a · ...,.. r-... .._....... Call Bob, 548-0769 -w.JU ••••••••••••••••••••••• All Types 538 71 l3 Holiday's. Complete or Custom brick, stone. Complete Colt to You. . WIRdow Cle•ittcJ
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routine c leanlna. block, cont'rete. stucco. lnt.·S920. Ext.·Sl 275 QUALITY ROOFING •••••••••••••••••••••••
M .1 r I S48.&44t ~2eo8 Have something you wanl All tyn.. f e t Th S h' I .. an yn or a peraona Refs. Free est. 549.9492 . to sell? Classified ad~ do .,..s. ree s . "Let e uns ine n touch. Windows/Cpts In-it well 642.""78 V&Sa, MC. 541 -5930 Call Sunshinl' Windo\\
duded. M1""'4, 546-2eo8 Want Ad Results 642-567 Sell idle items 642·567 ,,., HARBOR ROOFING Cleaning, Ltd S48·88S3 -----.
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('. Bankln& to live with elderly otfice PoSillon. Apply to San Clemente Inn. Ex-40 + wpm, Sol.24 /hr to
l TELLER womaoCM. 548-3289 Irvine En1 ineerin&. eerl~.!=~ ni1ht auditor start. Xlnl benefits . /\ COO-.--Ull'121Trilt8trale Ave, NCR 250 position open Fashion Island. N.8
S. MIWPOIT lrvlneorcallM9-7714. irQ&Dediately. Apply i.n location. Call 9-3:30
For pre -s chool. E x· penonloBruce Smith. Julie Griem New York
S perienced. Part or Cull e.UAIDS Life 644·1230. M /F , lm medule po sition Ume.th i.ne.551·4533. Full• part lime. All Musician: Keyboard &
a va ilable to s harp . areas. Uniforms fum'd. euitar player for con· E.O.E. --------mature l nd1 v1dual . COOK Ales2lorover, retired temporary aroup. Con-·IEC.r/fYPIST
For a total relaxing
massage with a pro·
fessional. Ea'rle IOAM
7PM. 548-2817
Previous Te lle r e1t · 1 N Part lime In Preschool. we come. 0 exper. nee. tad Kathy 631-'062. Needed for bu sy perjence preferred or 857 ...,.. Apply : Unive rsal•---------b · m1ni 6 th h 1-N........... rt Beac mvesl · mum mon s cas · Proledion Service , 1226 NEWSPAPER Delivery. ~tfirm. Good work-1:,_a~line experien ce . I•--------W. 5th St .• Santa Ana. 5 day wk .. M/F. approx in& conditions & all com· '"""'° 20-25. Good fiaure * COOK * Interview bni: 9·12 • 1-4. 2:»5:30AM. Anaheim. pany benefits . 60wpm aptitude & communica-Mon-Fri. Fullerton, C. Mesa. tion skills required. Ex· P/f. Ftr Exp. Pref, if minimum. Need sharp PSYCHIC
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556-1178 cellent benefits & advan-not-will train. Apply in HAIRDRESSER Irvine, Npt Bch, CdM . girl to start immediate·
_ cement opportunities . person: Dick Church's Booth space for rent or _953-8 __ 1_1_0 ______ ly. Hrs: 1-9PM. Salary
SUNNY'S John Laun, 675·4500 R e a tau ran l . 269 8 Employee wilt\ follow· ... a.HT CLUI commensurate w/exper. Newport Blvd CM """ For-details. call Cheryl·
Professional Massage LOS ...... ~ILES . inl. m~y. At The Village wants licensed armed 631-7475 Relaxation/Therapeutic """.., F81re tn Laguna Beach. security au•rda and ex----------
Ca II appt. 548 ·211 17 . FIDHALSAVIHG Coob.lni1htshift,1 sw-... 1eoo. I per. bouncers only. IEC.rlOHIST
10am-7pm. 3201 Newport Blvd inJ shift. Starting pay HARDWARE SALES. After 8PM. call Marty. Receptionist w /g ood .---------i "'nENe]'P<>rtBeachM /F 16.00prhr.497-4488 . 'Apply in -nion: Crown _66-0478 _________ typing skills needed for "*"' .... luxury yacht mfgr. Opp· Cirnt C~y -1!!!1!!1!!'!!'!~~~~~1COl.1NtEll-Woman. run -1lanlware, 1021 k vine, MUISIS A1DIS l y ror a vancement ESCOITS time, also Pa rt time (West.cliff Plaza> N.B. 7-3:30 ft 11-7 part time. Salary commens urate
2A.Hrs. 641.0180 Banking ·seamstress . Michel's HOSTESS Country Club Con v. w/exper. Call for appt .
Cash/C .. -cki C I ea n e r s , L a g u n a Hosp. 549·3061. 979-6850. -TELLER Niguel 496 5124 Day Hostess position ---------AM Exp/MC ,IYfsa · · available. Please apply PBX Receptionist. P tr morn ·
NEW ACCOUNTS COUPLE WANTED in person btwn 3·5PM: Hous ewives . s upp le · ing, nr OC Airport. Nice
Managesmall business Z!873 Lake For est Dr.. ment your husband 's phone personality & ap·
Secretary Legal Invest· s.c.ftJ Officer
ment Consultant seeks Part time, weekends, fo r
exp'd person w /leJal lar&e. .apartment com·
sec'y skills .-Collins As· plex in Newport Beach
sociates,567San Nicolas $3.50 h'r '"t o s tart
Dr. 1'302 N. B. Uniforms furn Contact
SCfY /BOOKK EEPER ±imLupis at644·1900.
3 to 4 dys wk. ex per Shoe sales. full time with
C.M. area 642-0322 . or w /out exp.. or will
Secretary -train. Good co. bi:nefits.
Exp. sec. wanted for
H.B. sn ack rood co
Shorthand, lyp. some
bookkeeping, perm pos ,
xlnt. salary. 848-1900
Se c reta r y .
minstrative p rr
760·1507
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SECIETARY
Xlnt. opportunity for
sharp gal to work in fast.
pace Newport Beach
comriierc1a rea esla e
offi ce. Xl nt. typing &
c:lictaphone skills & abili-
ty to h a n d l e I B M
Me mo ry T ypew r'iter
needed Cha I Ie ng 1n g
position for right gal
Call Laila : 833·2900.
Apply m person 9am lo
llam Mon t hru "'" Standard Shoes. 3077 So.
Bristol .C M
Silktcrffft Artist
Experienced on g lass
AJI phases. 497 -1556
SUIDIVISIOH
EMGIHEEIS
DESIGNERS
DllAFTSMEM
COMPAT Al.ILITY
LIFESTYLE SOCIETY
Couples Only 750·0674
FULL TIME Part·Ume. Will train EIToro. salary. Part time. Full pearance a must Busy
Callforappt846-3279 time positions avail. phones. Misc. duties. No ---------Position available in our•----------•Housekeeper to llv-ln now . Ca 11 C I a r a . typing. Ask for Laurie SICIETAIY-
Career opportun1t1es
avarratrle-for' tal enl ed &
expen enced tnd1v1d uals
with well established &
growing c1v1l cn~ineer
ing fi rm n ear 0 C
A.lfl>Ort Apply m pcr~on
with resume & work
samples to Mr l"uentes
at Robert Bein. Wilha m
Frost & Associates. 1401
Quail S t . Nl•w port
Beach. Sgl Men Only 750·0677
Sgl Ladies Only 97 1·7979
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Santa Ana 556·4656
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953-0778 MC/VISA
So. Coast P laza office. Couner.'Apply bet. 9AM · work for Newport COU· . 640 0 N . k 7S2-5111 ....... ET. a~G
Exper. req'd. Call Kathy 12PM. Charlie 's Chili. pie. ref's needed. Ca ll 557.7.fi/ ,_.. 0 r 1 c · -"
Amburgey: 540·4066. :oll Redhill. Bldg 2, Ste 760-0745 .
CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
S..lllCJl&L._
695TownCenter Dr.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
226,CM . Must be 18 yrs l_N_C_O_M--E--T-A~X
orover.musthave ca r.2 PREPARERS Ex ·
dys pr wk-Tues & Thurs. perienced Hourly rate &
1_&-_1o_h_rs_p_r _w_k_. ____ 1 bonus 540-0lS7
JA'41TOllS
P/time eves. Npt., C.M.
are~. Must be over 18 &
US citizen. Call: 532-6558
Mon· Fri.
PBX
Students. do you ... ant lo
earn extr a do lla rs '!
Work part time. No ex·
per. necesaary. Regular
raises & co. benefits.
Call Clara : 640· 1110 or
Nick: 557·7777.
llECEPTIOHIST
Full lime Mon .· Fri ,
Must be personable &
well.groomed. & enjoy
meeting the public. Re -
qlAres good spelling &
penmanship. No typing
Phone experience pre· rerre~I. Full company
benefits . Apply P en·
PENSION n.ysaver. 11160 Placentia
Newport Beach based
construction firm seek ·
Ing secretary to support
mktg. dept G ood
verba l/written co m
munication & t yp ing
skills . Opportt.1n1ty for
career -m i nded i n ·
dividual. Xlnt. benefits
Send resume /salary his·
tory : E.0 .E.
Sw1tchhoard 01>erator
Part time Will train
Swing wknds 642·3013
TEACHER
K1ndergar de n f T
pnvate school. CM a rea
642-0411
WAITIESSES
Apply bl wn 9A M &
L2PM. Char11e ·s Chili ,
HAR BOR Af( EA
APPLIANCE SEHVIC .. :
w,_e buy used applli!D..~c"
we sell re<·ond . gu11 r
appliances 549·3077
Washer & Oryt>r
cond. $125 ea.
646 5848
X Int
licyct.1 8020
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SUPER IUY!
Men's Peugeot ten spe1·tl
bike .like NEW ' Askin1:
SJ70 be:.t oHcr Cull
752-0900 ur 6-ls 2038 & a !>k
for Mark
CRUISERS & BIKES.
Restored & u:,ed
t982Ch11rleSt CM
642 7!110
Men ~ 23·· Centunon l.1•
~ans 10 spd $75 c J!>ti
• 548~ .. -
Cats 8035 . ..................... .
P E R S I AN ktlten
heauttful whit e· lon,i:
hair Ch;im p lin""
638·93M
DOCJS 8040 •..•.•..•...•..••......
KEESllOND Pup!. AKC
Champ sire :\1 F Pct to.
show P v t pl ~
213 •an 13•15 art 1; pm
Chiht.1hua. Pomeranian .
York1es or Malt cse µuµ
pies ~I 5027
Good natured fimos m:.i '" Wir eh a 1red Terrier
n eeds goud bomc
Pedigreed w paper..,
556-0433. f>S I 8831
FIRST LADY
Escort. Models
rwty Dmteers.
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Delivery man for ear ly
A.M. L.A. Times de·
livery. Economical car
required. Adults only.
2i,., hrs/day. No collect·
ing. $o175/mo net lake
home + bonus + l•s al· KITCH84 HB.P lowance. Westminster I (2) needed food prepara·
Garden Grove a rea. lion/delivery valid Ca.
638·5486. D•ivers Lie. over 21 ---------• C.M. area. 846-1004 Delivery for offi ce sup·
ADM1NISTRATOR Ave. Costa Mesa.
Ins. comp.any. Mature. RENTAL AGENTS ·
Exper req. N .8 . Xlnl exper'd, full" part·time
benefit.a. E.O.E._ ~end re· PoSiUons avail.· Budget
sume lo Claas1f1ed. Ad Rent·A-Car 979.8826 1801 , Dal l y P ilot ---------
EMKAY
D.•....,...,..Co.l1tc.
1201 DOveSt. Ste. 11200
Newport Beach CA 93663
Attn: Mark.eting Dept.
:.JOI Redhill. Bld R :0 2, AK(" Sprtnjler Spaniel'
Ste. 11226. <.; M, IJver wht M F 6 "k~ old
* 972-1345 * MC & VlSA Accepted
fa=~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• JolKW..t.cl, 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wee k e n d co mpa ·
ni o n /h o us e k e e per .
Mature. reliable. college
educated. Call Answer
Ad J281, 24 hrs . 642·4300,
Hefp WClftted 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Accounting Clerk, major
marine hardwa re store
Excell. benefits Fu II
lime . 645·171 1 T om
Wal ker.
Acrylic nail girl
wanted. prime
location. 644·2151
ADVANCEMENT
OP PORTUNITIES
FULL T IM E CL F.RK
To work for Pnco
A ni m a l s up pl y
s up e rm a rk e t s
Energetic clean cut hard
workers .apply at 15041
Golden West St., H.B.
891-0355.
Banking
C-rclal T•ller
Previous experience de·
s1rable.
United California Ba nk
23646 Rockfleld Rd. •
El Toro, 581-6463
Banking
c-rclal Teller
Previous experience de·
sirable
United California Bank
2220cean Bl vd.
Laguna Beach, 494·6546
Banking
TELLERS
Expenence req 'd. Xl nt.
salary & benefits. Apply
Personnel :
t&IT ACiE IAMK
721 N. Euclid, Anaheim
991·3860
E.0 .E .
IOOKKEEPER
tull charge bookk eepe r
for yacht mfgr com ·
pany Sa la r y co m ·
mens ur ate w /exp er.
Down East Yachts. Call
for appt. 979-6850.
BOO KKEEP E R ·ful I·
charge, for sm mfgr co.
Need kno wled ge of
general ledger lhru fin
statements, including
MR ~ IP..-Resum~ls~
to be sent to . J arco.1 nc.
A.DYHTISIHC. 4043 Birch St .. Newport
SALIS Beach. c a. 92660
plies. ~·40 hrs per wk Legal Secretary
Good driving record & tt.wlillatOll leach
knowledge of OC Airport for bead ol firm. Min. 5
area. Apply in person yrs . Calif. exp. Hvy
Ripple Office Supply . responsibilities. xlnl
2915 Redhill. C.M. basic skills. Qua lified
DENTAL ASSISTANT only. Sue: 7l4-B47·604l
Skier preferre d , ex-LegalSecretary
pe r 'd , flexib le hrs . Bu sy N . B . c o r ·
645-7580 porate/real estate office
------nee d s e xp L ega l
Dental Secretary immed. Word
C.hairside Dental Assis · Processing, Carm a n
tanl. 4'h day work week. 67s-9102.
963-5634.
Domestic
COMPAMIOH
Assist elderly person.
live-in or out,
133-2009
DllVEIS
Dial·A·Ride. located in
Laguna Hills has p/time
& f /lime positions. Gd.
driving rec .. over 21 <In·
surance requirement>.
EOE. 830-6191 Al Dirth
Drycleaners.
Wool·presser. $7/h r.
40hr. week guarantee.
With va cation pay .
medic:al im:urana::after
6mo. Apply in person:
Kuster's Cleaner Quall·
ty Cleaners, 186 E . 16th
ST.C.M.
Legal Secret ary. F /T.
non·smoker, Sole Practi·
lioner. General P ra<'·
tice. Prerer some legal
e xp. S alary co m ·
mensurate with exp.
Westminster. 531·9770.
Loan Servi ce C le rk
Trainee. Dynamic loan
brokerage Co. in N. B.
has immed vacancy ror
trainee clerk. Eye for
accuracy & attention to
detail. Promotional op·
portunit y f o r se lf
s tarter. Call Katie
~9350.
~JC
Needed lo maintain sm . neet of mlni·buses in
Laguna Hills . Exp. It gd.
references essential.
anted An.1st to do <.:on~ $175 & up 557 1837
temporary oil Portrait to You 8045
Will pay well 646 1734 ••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
---!Free kittens. 9 wk!'o •)Id Newspape r. PO Box
1560, Costa Mesa, Ca .
926216.
Restaurant
Counter help. Deli m an.
Short order clerk. We
need you. Call 675-2193.
ar e house Del1,·er) t•ut e.gray&l!raY "htl•·
person for party rental 53&1428 t'Vl''>
Picture Fra m er . Ex·
perienced . Part lime. Restaurant
* •SICllT AllH • • FC/Mfg /Cptn S18.000
OrderProcMfgfl8.000
GO /Rtt/T7012 IS13,800
store. Part lime Apply
~Newp~rt Bl vd C M Omstm.1 !> Pup rnc·~ ""' ter l11b Look 1n~ (11r
good h tiffil' :\n f1·1
644-80-15
Art World Frames.· 656 Waitress, bus boy. cook
No. Coast Hwy. Lag. helper, kitchen helper.
Bclt. 494-8105. dish washer. cashier &
---------hostess. Lunch & dinner
GO /OrderClkSl4 .400
Uz Reinders Agency
4020 Birch ~l '64 EOE
Newport/833·8190 /Free
omen to care ror elder
ly lady 11,·e 1n Sal
negot1ahle 64 2 44 93.
548-3826 FunWture 8050
Production ho u r $ a v a i I a b I e
Part time. Mon. 2:30PM· Restaura nt op en in g finish, Tues, 1 :OOPM ·
OODWORK ER Exp d
fmish. Will train. Apply _soon __ ._835_·_333_t _. ----
-min J yrs. JI! yr~ uf a..:e ---------I 40 hr wk for n~ht man Call 631-4260. a'>k for S.C,...sy to Pres 1860 Placentia Ave. C. M.
Public relations person to
attract new business.
Consumer elect ronic
exp. preferred. 646·6667
REAL ESTATE SALES
If you are interested in
makina a change or
seelrin& a new ca reer in
Real F..atate. call and
ask ror-John or Vody at
Co le or N e wport .
Realton. 675-5511
• •• Robert MorcJ•
387 W. Bay J35
Costa Mesa
You are the winner of
lfrfftickeh
($10.50 value). to
Sports VacatiOfl
lrlV Show
Sl,000 + D,0 E Sam
Accurate t yping, noMN"CJNllMll shorthand. Mature. gd M dress appearance Ca II ••••••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • •
Sandy, 540·6055. Coastal AIM.-s 8005
Personnel Agency. 2790 ••••••••••• • •• • • • • • • • • •
Harbor Blvd., C.M.
NEVER A FEE E.O.E. BRASS!
All Kllldt!!
J an3thruJan 11 ---------1 Hautic al brass-Ana.heim Convention Secretarial Center parthal•s, lamp1.
Tickets mus t b e ex -* * * CJGllCJH, binnacles,
changed ror reser ved co•pa11•s . and
seats at the Convention SECRETARY / ,......!! Al oufhqtlc. ~~~~~~~~~I Center ahead of ti me """'•'--.._ ___ • "H•
Call 642·5678. ext 272 to ' CLERICAL -...,.... --··· Real Estate Sales claim your tickets tioMI" cash ,-.9ister • LooldltcJ for a * • * Opportunity exists ror e..ty 1900'1! brass "-w Carfff'? qualified typist in active Md, cotnpl•t•ly re·
Join the leader. Now in· Sa les-H i F i Co mpo· ofc. Shorthand &i die· tW•dt e.-.ic....._t
"ttFYtewlltTforpcJ5ition nen s . Sal11rY: xT nt. U J)llOneRt)mlt. ~
in real estate sales. future. C.M. a rea. EOE. excellent co. benefits in-co•dftlo• ! ! Late
Whether licensed or i:iot M/F. Call M-F. 11·2 on-eluding a free me al per taOO•l. pwchaH Nt• c~ to see If you q!Jalify 1 y . M r . p a u Is e n , shift. Apply in person c .... 1 boa iprlRCJI.
to join the professionals 213.eas.8543 9AM -Noon, Mon·Fri. ................ Just In
. .•....•..•......•.....
ANTIQUE
IRASS IED
Circa lat• I 800's,
c~ely refinished!
$500. Includes bo11
sprincJs and matreu. c.i ofter 5 p.m. 17 141
998·8488. Private
Party.
••IBUY••
Good used furn1lun •"-
Appllanrel> OR I wall
sell or SELi. for Y1tu
MASTERS AUCTION
646-8616. lll-9625
MovhNJ A bro ad
Eleg ant r us tum d1
si g n er co ntcmp
furnishings 1 Houseful
So m e antt<L!!~
res surt'cf Cltr1'!!t mu"
gifts at xlnt .sa\'ln~s Ex
a mple SJOOo wh11 1•
modular sofa ror SISOU
Turtlerock 752 59211
Because of a new ex· IOOKKHPEI
pansion progra rp the Npt Bch area law firm
Daily Pilot has an im-seeks rtt bookkeeper.
mediate opening for a Good benefit s . Ca 11
aalu p e rson wi th Kiren.JSl-1005 newspaper dlsplay acJ. 1---------
ERRAND Person. resp. Gd. co. benefits. Salary based on exp. E OE. conscientio us person 830-6191 Al Dirth
al W a Ike r & Lee . -----' -----1 Personnel !714 )m -4MS. SALES MAlllOTIHOTEL TI.. For Chrbhnas!! M a t<"h 1 n ~ D es1gn e 1
If you are aggressive 900NewportCenterDt Call after 5 r.M. Couch & Chr hkc n""
verusffig ex per . Good •CAI DllVEIS•
salary. commissions & Checker Cab
e x c e I I e n t f r i n g e 770.0222
benefits. E xc el lent
growth opportunities for C A S H I E R I
person wit.h career am· HOUSEWARES SALES.
bitions. Call for appoint· Apply In penon: Rion
rnent, 642-4321, ext. 277 Hardware. 102-4 Irvine
Orange Coast <Westcliff Plaza> N.B. DallwPllot
330W. day Street
Costa Mesa
Equal Oppor Employer CASHIERS
UTVTIM
w /reliable c ar t o •-------,-.--
perlorm various duties Medieal Auist. front of.
for Npt. Bch. doctor. rice. for G:P .. exp pre·
Must be 18 or over &i live (erred, mail resume of·
in Npt. area. Flex. hrs. rice manaae r : 35 1
Mt-1641 Hospital Rd, Ste ll8.
N.B. 9211163.
l9dht•S•1 Stmt the year right b y
findlnl out about the
career opportunities
and loakin~ for a 1uture Newport Beach ,.... ... Pwty 17141 Sacr. 147~ OB.o ~-.1.064-
ln retail rtlfmt *lgood ~ Qw l!:mplyr M II"_ ftM411 GiFl's Spc Wh11e f'rend1
co. benefits apply inl ~~~~~~~~~;.t;;;~~~~;~~~ Provenc1 al Bdrm St't penon9am to tlamMon;i Good Co n d SJS()
tbru Fri. S t a nda rd SICllTAIT WESl'MlNSTER 983-l9.32
Shoes. 3077 So. Bristol. , ~in f th t ABBEY C.M. UIUll « or a career ANTIQUE MAL,L Bdrm set. dbl bed .~ Mau
General Medical available at Select ---------1 change in 1981 ? Register Daily 10-t. Fri 10.9 box s p r 1 n gs . r r ;i m t'
with ua now !! Closed Tuesday hdbrd l l rip I e d rss r Tht ..... lay CWt J-llA y TICH Propertiea. If you have
h.oww.&.-Parttlme. 30 hours 8 experience o r an in· --... tenst lft leamln1..about week, 5 day1. Newport investment propert.iea
...._._. MCJr. BMdl oftice. Ul-4422. c.JJ for a confidential in·
f\all tJme. Eva. ICust be terview. we also have
avail. wknda. Must have .-.CAL llC.-T. op port u n It l e s for
pt"eVtouareataurantexp. :nhed • ork er est ab 11 ah e d pro · Ptn-•I Clertt for one 1lrl dept. feuionall with ma naee·
Bllln1ual Must type Laura.55'1_.. ment potential for of-
50wpm. f\all time. Mon.· --------•( fices In Costa Mesa.
SCHOOL
CIOSSIMCi
•UAID
W....W,$134.79
Freef!E.O.E. U751WestmlnsterAve. w/mirror. n1 tc stand lrvine Personnel Aaency Garden Grove 5S4·6103 8 r a n d n e w $ 4 0 II
• E. 17th. Costa Mesa ~~~~~~~~!i _846-_94!2_
SWteDt 142-1470 *** .,.... •.
2020 Phalarope Ct.
FAcort children across Stttetarial Costa Mesa
busy Intersections ........ s.c-a-Youattthewinner of before and after school. • .... _., 3 frM tlcbh
Krng ·s 11 e w a t erbe d
Complete oaugahyde
frame . headboar d &
heater 67 5 -6328 o r
640-4000 ex l. • e l2~
Rn.tee.
ASSEMBLERS. We will
train. Apply 7 a m .
MacGregor Yachts. 1631
PlacentJa. C<>eta Mesa MARKETS
For 2nd 6 3rd Shifts
For Information and ap-Previous banking ex-<Sl0.50 value>. to
pUcaUon. contact SI\. periencedeslrable. Xlnt. Sportt Vee..... DIYOtlCI SALi
Wllklnaon 144·3141 · =· akills required, . & IY ......._w 8' C\lstom designed sora
Fri. 1:30-5. Plea1e call ... , Newport -Irvine and San
(or appt. MS-7S51. Mon .· 1;1emente. Call Pete
Fri. l :J0..5. Viotto, 751-Sltl AlTJ'OMOTlVE
• PAITS
COUMTllMAH
Dealership or foreign
auto parta eaperience
prefened. C.11 Glen for
an appointment.
We promote to mana1e· ment ft super via Ion from
wlthln.
WANT A CAREER?
CoataM•a
111 Del Mar
USITHI
DAILY PILOT
"PAST
Newport Beach Police band · ed -+ 5' 1oveseat, loote back --n-.... ........ nt, -o Santa · not reqwr · Jan S thru Jan 11
•
SELECT ~-D• Anabel Con ll pillows, ne. S97S. kinl Barbara Dr., 12813. U•lt•d C•llfer•l• ~nterven on sz waterbed w /vlbrator P~OPERTIES .-...... :uRESS Boat cov-... Tickets must be ex· ,_&i_a_cces_._sm __ 75_2_·919_3......_ m-•n~-llC•vt ... CLlllC .... IOU9'bSt .• NJ B. chanted tor reserved U \"-L. rJS-2050 m Ocean Ave. lleata at t1'e Convention I rv l 111 e Ind u -.i a ---Omter -abdd of tlTM
CHmTIAS
P'ROll EVERYONE AT
=)Im °IHlW SICRETARY Laruna Beach Call MJ-5171. U L 272 to
Must Sell! Beaut ......-
Queen SI sofa bed GI()
4...-0246 eve n in 1.s
Wf8tnds IOU.I IOYCI Laguna Beach SHYICI -551-1145 . . To m 1 mt , t y p In 1 clalmyourtlckets
AMDIMW tM-ma DlllCTOIY J72J ... ser..t Stop::Taltetlmeto relax IOWPll, publlc rela· 4M-6S4C • * • New 11100 De cor ator
64M444 For Result ,._ ,...... and 1bop at home. lt't tloe1. mature, Hper Telial tbe moitt people Sota.only llOO
Hunt.llllton Beach Servl~e Call4'#fllF slmple with Dally Piiot req. N.8 . E.O.B. Send E.O.E. pmaible lt Important $4$.QIO
BlbJlitter needed to care tatllt l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~r Claaaltled Ad1. And If ,...... to Clantned A the 1uc ceu or any Couche9 1 trad beast .
tor my inrant In my !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 642·16 71 fte ,..._ draw '8 lll• you have something to HOI. D a II y P II o t .._. ~ •kit a ,.,..,. aale. Malle sure SIU 1 nu y od rn
La1una Beuh home. ...HI w .... ·• DlillY Pl.lot sell, call 1 rrlendly New1paper, PO Boa O.U,PllotCIUallledAd 1oura t. lis ted in D .'S.St·S007 m 41 • IObra/wll . Daytime. Haw -tlt.iq to nllf ._ ______ _,. 0 al'fted Ad. ~II To-Claulfled Ad -Vlaer ~ 19>, Cotta II••· Ca. II a limple •ttw ••• ClauUled . pho ne -L-~ .. ~-~·=====1=0=..a=W=adl=~do;;tt~w~e~D=. ~-~,.==~C.==U~IG:·~MTl:~-~-~·;"':;·====1 eG-5171 -. Jul&Wl-..m. 1....,., Sellldae..._. .U.MTt
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Use llnswe' lld service
when placing your ad ... a
Daily Pilot ad number will
a ppear in your classified ad
Grey Button Quail
$.5 Each
549-7565
. we take your m essages
24 hours a day ... you call
in at your convenience
during office hours and get
the responses to your ad ...
this service is only $7.50
week. For more informa-
tion and to place your ad
call 642-5678.
M PeU1ol Moped $250. a gn a vo x R e c e 1 v er Good Condition.
witurntable, 8·track AfterlPM 642.1353 player . Two l arge
speakers S125 or best of. tto~°!:f:.':-1 fer. Call 1714 I 673·5796. 9150 Ask ror Ed.
---------------:---------------'I
Advent TV model 761
lyr. old. must sell $2000
759-0719
~~~~ ~, ~ot>\\ ~\\ $\~·~ . f\~\l s ~ott <f\C~t:.'t ~~ 9uc"-~· ~~~dl ...... =-:-~ .. 1~f''
IT'S EA.SV! Look for your name and addre11 In today's
classified Mdlon. If you find It, u ll 642·5'78 Ext. 212 and
wt will arrang~ for you to pick up your Ucket1 at the
Rf'lrt"St OtfiC~ Of the
Iii
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CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
6 Motorcycles ft a S Bike
Trailer. $1000 645·6468
'75 900 21 Kaw. new tires
brks. $1400. Moving,
Mustsell 751-0736 Afl 5.
XI 75 -$225
64& 1145 646-6255
'77 Harley S portster
Needs little, M UST
SELL. Make o ffer.
~1914
'79 Yamaha XS400F lOK
. drrest new
ti res mint co nd .
$1250/0 80 . 644 ... 61
'76 HONDA 550-4 shield,
rack, helmets, xlnt cond.
$1000 545-2800"
:ao Jioada miaitrall 10 eood eond. tuo
645-32'25'
185 Suzuki TS '74 xlnl
cond. Lee Coleman Ice
chest. MS-6444 s.ntc.,, ....
& Acce11orfn f400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SSAYISAVIS
wmcusm»,ARTS
Jmport.«I car part.a
IMPORT AtrrOSUPPLY
101 N. Muebesler
Anaheim 171·9900
I
#I t.iC>r-.C..ty
2925 HarbOr Blvd.
9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 IOO L S : 4 door. hlBPOI
automatic, air. a m /fm
Very clean. $1500 Firm.
543-1563 days . 649·2988
aft 6 & wknds.
9712
LEASE
DIRECT!
9741
'70 Bug: Xlnt cond.
968·5275
·-............ ..._ ..... ..,......_
tOO So. c:o.t Hwy.
U,..IHcll
494-1 ll I
SH US FIRST!
We have a good selection
of NEW a USE D Oevrol~ !-
COMMRL
CHEVROLET
.... ":>< II II 1 .. I I I' ~
• r"--I \ ,, ~ '
541>-1200
••• Do..M_..,.
1~ Hazard Ave.
Garden Grove
You are tht! winner or
Jfrffffck ...
($10.50 value I, to
t-Sports V ecaffOR
& RV Sltow
Jan 3 thru Ja n 11
Anwim Convention
Center
Tickets must be ex-
chanaed for reser ved
sea at he Convention_
Center atiead o ti me.
Call M2·5678. ext 272 t o
claim your tickets
* * *
'65 Squareback
Reblt eng. $110010 BO
645·1064 9925 ~~~--~~---1 Clwysl«
'fr7 Bua. new dealer eng •••••••••••••• ••• • •• •• •
with receipts. needs lots '75 Cordoba, xlnt cond.
cosmet ic, $850/ 080. Sl.000 /bes t o ff e r
497-5716. 561-4501
635-6120
'71 VW Bus. Clean, snrf.
sleeper. $2700 Days
631·2931 Eves. 646·3371
'68 VW Sqbk. good cond.
minor work needed
Must sell. Make orr
4.9'7·2779 Ken
'llJ PICK VP reblt enf?
1700cc. 14300
548-1300
VOLVO
SALES. SEIVICE
ANDLEASIHG
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
EAILE llCE
VOLVO
1966Harbor Blvd.
~~~~~~~~~
CouaHwatd 99JO •••••••••••••••••••••••
9932 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SHOWROOM COHD.
'7ST-TOP
Power br akes. power
windo~. power steering
with tilt /te lescoping
s teering wheel . air.
AM /FM stereo, r ea r
wi n dow defogg e r .
automatic trans Snow
wtute with Burgundy in
tenor 27.000 miles. Im
maculate th r uout •
$8 ,100 754 67!10 o r
Answer Ad !1209. 642·4300
. 24 hrs.
Christmas Special. ·77
Vette. loaded. xlnt cond.
$7200. 1714 1752·6692.
1714 }955·0730.
9935 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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OH ANGE COUNTY 1 Al If Of,Nlfl 25 CENTS
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Hundreds -visit shrine · Bethlehem
L
Serrets shared
terror actions as \be town
celebra\ed lta 14th Cbrlltmu
under lar..U occupallon.
Scorw ol cler1ymen and altar
boya• tD -Wte and scarlet vMt-
m enU escorted tbe Roman
C atholic PatriaFcb of
Juuaalem, llouipor Giacomo
Giuseppe BeJtritti, into Maqer
Square fOf' mldai1ht llUI that
waa to be televiled for oveneu
audiences by 1atelllte.
Mayon of surroundin1 Arab
lOWDI ereeted tbe momipor un-
der 1ray and cloudy skies when
bis motorcade arrived from
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Jerusalem, five miles to tbe
north.
The laraeli1 bave sent
thousands of troope to tbe cit)'
th is year, fearln1 posal ble
Palestinian unrest linked to the
imminent return ol two l:'"f ar West Bank mayors w olost
tbeir lep in June in bombino
attributed to Jewilb extremists.
"We're in tbe middle of a bat·
tletield," Aicttown cleTk Jamal
Salm•, cuinC from b1a office
window at the brull ll'OOPI in
Manger Square, outside the
Church of the Nativity, built on
the traditional birthplace of
Chriet.
Around the world, Christmas
meant aomethlng special for
Cbriatfana who prepared for the
holiday, and for those who might
benefit from political actions
reflecting holiday themes of
compassion and good will.
U.S. reply awaited
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·Hostages' /ates lie in balance
r • .
a, n.e .u.eaaw Presa
The ,chief justice of Iran's
Supre!M Court said today that
Iran will walt for an official
American response to Its Jatest
terms for freeiq the 52 U.S.
bo9ta1e1 before makin1 any de-
cllloa on whether to try them u
sples.
Tehran radio, in a commen-
tary moaitored in Beirut,
Lebanon, rejected U.S. conten-
Uone that President Carter
lacked authority 'to meet Iran's
demands for OC billion in UMts,
cub and lold to wtn the ca~ lives' release and that the de-·
man ves were a onn
of ransom. It alio rejected· any
U.S. "ultimatum," an apparent
reference to warnings from U.S.
officials that hostage trials
would bring "serious conse-
quences."
Meanwhile, Swiss diplomats
who han<tle U.S. interests in
Tehran said they bad no further
word from 1overnment
authorities on when and Where
Christmas religious services for
the hostages will be beld.
Christmas Eve was the
hoata1ea' 417tb day in captivity.
Ayatollah Mohammad Be~, who iii addition to his
Supreme Court duties beacla the
bard-line l1lamlc Republican
Party, ateeNd clear at a ....
conference of eoauneat an the
likelihood of hostage trials.
"After we bave received the am•er Ulla question would be
decided," be said when asked to
explain the fate of the boslaJ(es
sbouJd the U.S. reject Iran's de-
mands. O.lly ...... ..,_ .. lty <Urr AmlwOM
Only moments after giving her cbiistmas
list to Santa Claus, 8-ye~rtold Anrea
Prather of San Diego loo)B' supremely
confident that her holid'Vwisbes will be
fulfilled to the letter. Substituting for the
busv Mr. Claus is TraviS Parry of Cotta
Mesa, who does not need a beard or pillow
to play the jolly one.
Beheshti did not rule out the
(See HOSTAGES, Pa1e AZ>
Tipsy drivers
targets of
CHP project
COOKIE MONSTER VISITS TARA BASSET, 7
Speclel treetment et Children'• Hoapftet
Stealing s1niles
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It's business
as. usual
this Friday
All county offices, including
municipal and superior courts,
will be open for business Friday.
And state employees also will
have to work the day after
Christmas.
City halls in Costa Mesa, Hunt-
ington Beach, Irvine, Laguna
Beach, San Clemente and San
Juan Capistrano will be open
Friday.
However, municipal workers in
Fountain Valley and Newport
Beach get to take a breather Fri· aay.-- - - -
Federal employees also get a
four-day Christmas weekend.
Launder try told
NEWYUHK <A.I') ~The con-structimrcompany-owned in =-· -p.art by Labo-r -Sec.retary:. designate Raymond J . Donovan
once paid thousands of dollars to
a busin..,man who set up a
dummy company to launder
payoffs to mobsters and politi-
cians, the Daily News reported
today.
Stolen organ
spurs thanks
' RODEO (AP) -Tbe
Rev. Richard T. Brown Jr.
offered ble11tn11 .after
buralan stole the church
orcan boura before •
planned Christmas
HrviC!e.
The bur1lar1 entered
~ Brow1t'1 Faltb €bapel, ~ WU1 ~ Cburcb._ and stole• ' old tube-tne
or1aa, '' a portaMe ••. two ean .. ,.... aDcl • bot
plate. · . ~ ..... ::.:.'° ,. .. UI ID all ,"· r.
Brown Mid TumdaT. ''The or1an 41e't work .•
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Hard to believe;
grin and ·hear it
Cookie Monster visits kith
DALLAS CAP> -i1ght·year-
old Jill Bettler couldn't bear to
fly to Houston for the holidays
without him, so her mother
booked a seat for Mr. Abercrom-
bie B. Bear.
The sir.a-foot, 45-pound stuffed
bear, an early Christmas pres-
ent, left a trail of bemused and
amazed ticket agents, security
guards and flight attendants as
it took its seat as a paying
passenger aboard a Texas In·
t~~ IUsht-:--'"
Leslie Bettler said that her
daughter, who misses her father
since a summer divorce, "had it
all planned out in her mind that
she wanted a bear so she could
sit in the lap and feel his arms
arouo~ her when she mis,s~ ~r
daddy. --
"We were just going To leave
Abercrombie here for Christmas
but when I told Jill, these ereat
big lean rolled down her cheek.
By JODI CADENHEAD
Orange County offices of the out1eo.i1, ... •sa.tt California Highway Patrol are Cookie Monster ambled
promising "maximum deploy-through the wards of Children's
ment" of their forces against Hospital of Orange County Tues-and I decided we'd find a way," s uspected drunken drivers day morning hugging chiJdren
she said. during the Christmas and New who will spend their Christmas in Then s he learned that b d
Abercrombi·e ... a• too big to be Year's holiday weekends. e · .. " The big blue furry star of checked as baggage, so she Don Follett of the CH P's Santa Sesame Street, known for his Jove
booked hif!l a non-smoking seat. Ana offices said vacations have of cookies. paid a visit to some of
But when Mrs . Betller, b een canceled and that all the 8Syoungpatients currenUyat
daughters Leslie and Jill, with available units will be put in the thebospitaJinOrange.
Abercrombie in tow headed field 88 part of an effort to get In the preschool ward, children
toward Gate 6 at Love Field drinking drivers off the roads.· stood transfixed, their eyes open-
here, they found that Abercrom-About 100 officers are assigned ing wide as the friendly monster
ble wouldn't fit on the X·ray to the Santa Ana office. -loomed toward them. Some cried
machine's conveyor belt. Officers from the CH P's and others turned bashful on a
----, --~ . -~ _ -l>nnch of-Nees-in S~n -.J.uan-Dltc.s.e' sboul<ler. as_ th~ koolde
R«:gulations said 1t couldD l be,... Capistrano and Westminster "MonsterstooJ)eettoshll~ehanlls.
carried through the metal detec-alao will be out in force officials "He'll eat all my cookies," said
tor and one guard said: "You said ' Tara Basset as the giant monster
might have something hidden in F~Uetl said the CHP will be i . bent down to touch herforebead.
there. How would we know?" in .•• n With a wide grin the 7 -year-old creas g manpower on 1 ... so-
But a sympathetic guard called "Charley watch" between· f~isked Abercrombi ao4,.._sent 8 p.m. and 4~30 a.m~ Of(jc~ on.._.
him aboard, where the happy Ut.--the wa~b 1iv• an their attentioil
tle 1111 tnformed u tJrcnchalous to spotttn1 dnmkm driven.
night attendant that "I'm taking Tbe CHP provides enforce-
him with me because I've want-ment on all freeways and county
ed him so long." roads.
* * *
Airpert cloaed •pa.
P-ony killed-
by auto in
Tustin crash
A push cart pony waa killed in
Tustin Tueaday nilbt and its H -
year-old owner 1li1bUy iltjurecl
alter the brown mare bolted in
front ol a car, accordinl to a
spokesman for the Callfomla
tfflcbway Patrol. Foggy holiday for coast
Fog socked in the coaat .. aln
this momin1, brinlinl promises
of a uay Cbristmu to Orance
Cout reeideats.
More dime foa is upected to
blanket coutal cltlet tonl1bt witla ..... ,..., trom...tbe pea_
IOUp weetber pndict.d Tbun· -aa, ~. ae~-· 1 •DOkenoman for tbe au..t ........ rioe ..
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Sea tw11111 are eoetbnlllal tO
cre•te die bu97 r. IMNUcm
alODI tM eout wblle lDlad
etu.a 1n ~ elunr *"'· audu..........,. ....
Temperatur. tn the mlcl•'•
Chrietmu day are expected to Airport tb1a momin1.
belpbumofhomeoftbecoutaJ Motorllta are travelinc
fog. between 15 and 20 miles an bour
Fll1ht operations at John tbroutb the IOI choked coutal
Wayne Airport were abut down streets , a cc or d l n 1 to a
tbla IDOl"Dlq after viaibWty wu spokesman ·for tbe California
esUmated at 100 feet, acCordlnl-Hl1bn.J Patrol.
to an airport apok•man. VlllbllltJ alolal eoutal .,...
•QT11aUdartn~ -tdpWQ9 ii eltbaatH-.i-S'TS been forced to wait at the Ifft, HeOl"dlq to a Hlpway
Oranc• Couab airport for Patrol .,..-mu.
patcbel ~ e19s ....._. dmilll "lt'1 really Meted ta out tlMre
the four.-,,....... and bard to .... " uld billnra7
WlDCla ptl~~lh IM P.atrol officer Doa Pollett.
Aqelll toda7 d tbe re-'Wb• ,_ l9l tD 8ata Au It
aumfdan ~ fllOl operatlanl at looU llb IOIDlbodr UM a car-
Lo1 An1elH IDternatlonal tala."
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Another H-year-old lh'I rtdiq
in the two-wheel puab cart drawn
by the Welab mix mare wu also
treated and releued from St.
.Joaepb's Holpital followtnc tbe
5: 15 p.m. accident alone La
Colina Street in Tmtin.
Driver~ the car, Sara Adamo,
41. of Saata Ana, 1uffered mlDot
lnjuriel.
ae.an will w:ait
WASHINGTON (AP) -
PreaMl••I elect Rauld ......
ia espceted to watt UDtU after
Cbrlltmu to ftU tbe remalaial
major vacancy In hll Cabinet.
Buena Park girl confessed that
s he watches him on television all
the time.
Cooki e Monster rolled his
gigantic eyes as he picked up a
Sesame Street book from her bed.
pointing lo a picture of himself on
the cover . ·
The towering monster visited
all the hospital wards. waving to
doctors and picking up delighted
children.
Six·year old Rodney Douglas
told a crowd in the hospital
playroom that he was "allergic to
the Cookie Monster."
Minutes later the Anaheim
youngster was sitting in the -monster's rap, r-i!Slmg filSliea·~m:-_--..
side the furry beast's son wide
mouth.
Coast
\\"eat her
Fog increasing in densi·
ty and becoming more ex-
tensive through Christmas
morning. Otherwise fair
through Thursday after·
noon with some variable
high clouds. Hi1hs Thurs-
day in the mid 60s at the
beaches to mid 70s inland.
Lows tonight 46 to 56.
INSIDE TODA"
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loliftg ib mott /omoui sports
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JHl pro•ed It," private tn·
VHtlp&or Ted 0.,.rlOO, Who .,.., rr YMr'I wlU. tM , ••• •aid
lllt rt T\Mlday "Thia became
more U.. jullt a HM to me. l
became allDolt totalb cMdlua.d
w lt. TMI lael bMD • 1rave mh·
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Or. Jeffrey Mac Donald of .._u...e-Harbow'. wu ~
vltt.cl lMt year ol lh• lt'lO kUl·
qa at """ Bran. N C . but tbe «mvlct.ion wu overt"roed by an
appnla cow1 th.ii 1um'!ler oo
1rouadl be was nol 11ven • sPHCIY lnll. {\ tovenimeiat pro.
secutor has said he intenda to
atpeal that rWin& to t.he U S.
Supreme Court.
kut Guodersoo, who headed
lbe Loe An&eles bureau of \he__
YB1 -rOi 18 months, said be ha.a
come to believe MacDonald's
claims that his family was killed
by drug·crued youths that bunt
inlo tbe family's home.
Gunderson claimed he had
loeated one defector from the '
"Bladt Cult" who told him she
)Yltneued the killin1s u )>art ol
her initiation into the devil·.
,wonbippin1 eroup.
· ''!t 's been on ber conacience
all these years," be said. "She
wanted to pt it off ber chest."
He identified tbe woman u
2'7·year·old Helena Stoeckley
. ~ iaid he bad found ber a bid·
lo& place on the East Coast. He
declined lo say where the
woman was, purportedly.
bec:auae ol fear for ber life ..
·.• Gu.ndenpo said Ila. Stoeckley
ftrat teetified about her allepd
connection witb tbe crim• in
. lf'll, but that the Army, police
.officers and prosecutors
1ea1a1ed in what be called
. ''eltber. a bit coverup or an inept
HUNTINGTON FA•LY ORDERID TO MOVE OUT Gr'9t and Pennie Leggett wtth eon Zach•ry
lnvesttiatloa" 1-nored her.
I He said abe . was civen two
'f:H>lygrapb tests -she passed
the first and the results of the
second were inconclusive -and
was examined by a psycboJocist
who called her a "competent"
witness.
Ms. Stoecltley was found by
the judge at MacDonald's trial
to be an incompetent witness
and was not allowed to testify
because of her drug history.
Neighbors in HB
want baby ousted
But Justice De partmen t
lawyer Briu Murtaeh, wbo baa •
dealt with the case since 1971,
sajd ln Wub.ington, "TIUs isn't
the first time Helena Stoecltley
has confessed. IC you put ever·
ybody in that room who coo·
fessed, there would hardly be
room in there for J eff Mac·
Donald."
By PATalCK KENNEDY
Of .. Del..,~ ........
Although they dido 't plan lo
have acbildlastyear, Pennie and
Greg Leggett, both 27 , were hap-
py when their blond·baired son
Zacba.rywasbom.
Their immediate neighbors,
however, weren'tbappy.
In fact. the Huntington Beach
neighborhood in general was dis·
pleased because the baby '~
presence violated a deed agree-
ment they bad all signed.
------JUST BREAKING
Late item.a /rom today's world Oftd notionot MWI ~lopmnts.
Report says MCM
violated safety co<k
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Building inspectors have dis·
covered hundreds or alleged violations at the MGM Grand Htoel
that are blamed for the rapid spread of deadly smoke·lhrough
the 26-story resort ln the fire last month that killed 84, according
lo a county report.
A preliminary Building Department report by department
head Robert Weber claimed the alleced violations "contributed
adversely to the life and'safetyoft.beoccupants" of the hotel.
The report, prepared last week, has been distributed lo
'county officials but bas not been made public, the Las Vegas
Review.Journal said. The newspaper obtained a copy of the re-
port.
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The Leggetts Jive an tne
Mariner 's Cove condo minium
tract, a fenced and gated residen·
ti al area for adults only.
Shortly after Zachary was born,
the Leaetts were informed by
letter from the Mariner's Cove
Homeowners Asso.ciation that
they were violating the lease
agreement and had 90 days to
··rectify the situation.''
Although she and her husband
were aware they had bought into
an adults-only community, they
initially were puzzled by the let·
ter.
"We fin ally figured that they
wanted us to get rid of our baby,"
Mrs . Leggett said.
According to attorney Lee H.
Durst, that is precisely what the
The initial warning last year
was followed by other letters lo
the Leggetts. Last month, the
homeowners association filed a
civil suit in Orange County
Superior Court.
It alleges that the 1 'h-year-old
boy 's presence is "utterly
destroying the planned residen·
tial developm ent concept" of the
association wants, nothing more,
nothing less.
"We're not saying they have lo
move or sell their property,"
Durst said. "We're j"st sning
they have to move the child out."
adults-Only complex.
HBjob
•~nding
probed
About SU0,000 a,.aded ID tbe
Huntlqton Blachf9deraljobfl'O'
1ram lot: 1.171 lw been ldenWlld
11 ~able la a draft ad, lt wu learned today. .
Preliminary f1DcUD11 lndlea&e
that the city mllht have to pay
that amount bacll: to the federal
government, pendln1 ne8ot1a·
tio,ns witb city olftclala and a ftnal
determination by the Orance
County Manpower Commilakln. GleltdaCla ..
The Huntinstoa Beach Finance
Department bas responded to tbe
report and defends tbe expen·
diturea by the city's Com·
prehenaive Employment and
1'rai.niqAct CCETA> pro1ram.
Santa Claus (left) is revealed at ri.aht as none other than
British actress Glenda Jackson, who's appearing in a TV
Christmas special Sunday, making a guest appearuce
on the Muppet Show .
A city official speculated that, if
the differences aren't resolved,
the matter could be decided lo
court.
The questionable expenditures
F,....P.~AJ
HOSTAGES
identlfted by Gerald Salotti, chief ;»oaaibillty of trials, concecl.lnl
auditor for the Manpower Com· that the matter remains under
miaalon,include: discussion. He also said be bad
-'15,74!7 spent by the dty1a no -furtherlnformatton on-re·
CETA proiram for fumitw-e and ports ol Chriatmu services for
equipment leases lo establiab a the bost.qea and s•id be did DOt
non·proftt corporation to tall:e know tbe identity di the l.ranian
overtbecity'sjobprogram. Christian clercyman wbo re·
_ $l4,1.82of rental.expenses for port~dly would conduct ,tbe·
offices ln Irvine to hou.ae the DOD· ser~·~~ commentary, Tehran
profit corporation, Western radio asked "How is the freeiiH
InatituteofCareeninc. of (Iranian) assets within the
-$10,841 to lease trainin& power of the .president but the
facilities in Huntiniton Beach unfreezing of them beyond his that allegedly were underused. authority?"
The draft audJt also critici.led Secretary of State Edmund S.
lhe city's ftnance department, Muskie bu said Iran's tenm re·
beaded bj acting City Ad· quire "ac:tiom beyond tbe power
miniatrator Ben Areuello, for or tbe presiclent to take." Carter
"wealmeaa ln controls over the froze an estimated S8 billion ln
uaeofCETAfunda." Iranian aaaeta deposited lo U.S .
'Dan T. Villella, •ctinl direetor banks shortly after tbe bolJt.ales
of finance for the city. labeled the --'--N " ·-~ . d were~ ov .... """'•· c r i t i c i a m • ' v a I u .-a n ..,..,..., te Mllllde'1 amtar
ypoc c · lion that the lranlaD demands
"They .,.. criUdalnt the dty for COllU'eJIHtiOD were-"un·
for procedures that the Man· rea~," ~ r~o ~ the
power Commiaaioa allo follows," statement "proves bow one·
Villella said, merrine to the aided the U.S. laws are /or the
practice of approvin1 in vol~ for money·aeekers and are a tool ln
expenditures tiaaed on tbe lbe bandaolthe president." .
sienature of a slntle department The radio defended the .lute
bead. sum being demanded bf l&Yinl
Robert L. CUDDinpam, the it wu ~"one ten-ttibuaudall ol
former director of the city's what Iran baa loet" d\lrint. 25
C T u ts f yean of "being kicked around E A pf.Qll'am, curren 1 ac· •by U.S. mercenaries.· ·
ing felony .cbarees of em~ •• How can th•Y , ·with no $16,000 of city CETA fmids 'la
June of 1979. He UI scheduled for respect, call it ransom?" the
Or C S ri radio said. triJI .in ange ounty upe or Defense Secretary Harold
Co\lrt on Dec. 29. B .... te ed I • d P r e I i m i n a r y b e a r i n c rown .... rm ran s e·
testimony alleged that Cun· manda "l'anaom · · · money that
ninghagi would request funds ' was never ln tbia country."
from anotbtt CETA aeency and Iran, the radio said, was not
then woWd approve tb• trantac· fritblened by ''uWmatuma.'" tion by his alpature.
The ftftance department would "The brave I.ranian militants"
honor CQnnincham 'a si111atatt, are prepared for any attempted
reimburse the other CETA agen. U.S. intervention to try to save
cy and then bill the Manpower the hostages like the aborted
Commission for the costs. rescue mission in April, it said.
The audit questions CETA ex·
Builder
Neville
succu01bs -
Pi..-tfewport Harbor coo· ..
atructm ftrm owner William J .
Neville •.'died Tuead•Y iD a
c.,_ta Mesa tc0nva1escent bome where be was recuperating from
bones broken in a fall a year aco.
Mr. Neville, co-owuer or Croft
and Neville Marine C6ntractors,
dredged much of the coastal
harbor, includin1thearea around
what is now Lido Isle. and con·
struct.ed many of the area's piers
and breakwaters before retiring inUM7 ..
He and bis wife, Bess, a.rrived in
Costa Mesa in 1924 from tbe gold
fields of Breckenrid&e, Colo ..
where he worked OD dred1ea.
In 1993, after wot kb• ·
Huntington Beach oU fields, M~.
Neville joined Glenn Croft m
launching their marine construe·
lion enterprises.
He remained a resident of Costa
Mesa unW his death.
Holy Rosary will be recited at
7: 30 p.m. Friday al St. Joachim's
Catholic Church in Costa Mesa.
Mass will be held Saturday at 10
a.m. in the same church. Burial
will follow at Holy Sepulcher
Cemetery, Orange.
Mr. Neville is survived by a son,
William, of Fort Worth, Tex.; a
daughter, Mary L. Ward of
Whittier; a sister. Mrs. Velma
Croft of Costa Mesa ; eight
grandchildren, and three great·
grandchildren.
City aide to quit
OAKLAND<AP) -Oakland
City Attorney Michael Lawson,
hit by shoplifting allegations.
has agreed to resign his SS4.000 a
year job after a 60·day paid
leave.
pe'!ditures made in this fashion.
Cunningham resigned as
director of the city's CETA pro-
gram on Oct. 1, 1979, to become
president of the •. Wes t ern
Institute of Careers, Inc.
Popular town
Gas tax increase
figure in error
Due to a typographic~l eri:or.
a story in Tuesday's Dady Pilot
about possible increases in. stale
gasoline tax included an mcor·
reel figure.
The story i ncluded an
estimate on bow much a pro-
posed bill supported by the
Orange County Transportation
Commission could raise in rev·
enue. 1be correct amount is $3
billion.
Yes the re is a Santa
SANT A. Idaho <A-,,) -Cbilaren loo\: in' for Santa need search
no farther than this tiny ldahO town 45 miles southeast of Coeur
d'Alene. · bl d Each year Santa -population 100 -is flooded wit etters a ·
dressed to ~ta Claus from children eager to know whether the
elves are ready for Christmas or if the reindeer have enough food
for their annual flight.
"It's a tradition that started in the 19405," says Terry Roger~,
postmaster and co-owner of the Santa Mercantile, the only store in
town. "Everyone who's run the general store.~nd post office here
since then has answered kids' letters lo Santa.
Many of the children -some from as far as Guam -send snapshots and drawings year after year. Most also ask for pres·
ents. 'd "b 'll "We don't promise them anything," Ro1ers sa! . . u~. say we
pick out something very special that we hope they 11 ltke.
· _ BEHUJF, ~Lebanon C A-e> ~ Jran:reported lbat r..aq1 forces li===t~crossed the border into Kurdiah·populated northwest Iran, open.
Durst said he is confident the
Superior Court will uphold the
language or the lease agreement .
• ..He.. ~r.edicted that-if t.hec.:Leu~-tt=don t appeal such a decision, they
could be forced to move within 60 ing a new front in the Persian Gulf war.
Official Iranian statements also indicated an escalation ol
'hostilities by autonomy·seekinc Kurds in lbe region. And Ira·
nian Arab nalionallata from Iran's southern oil province ol
Kbuzistan said they are getting "unlimited and unconditiona:
support" from Iraqi troops who have.occup!ed much ot lbe prov-
:. ·tnce. .._ . tran'a-official Pars news acency uid 52-u.q• troops wen
killed, more than 80 wounded and 15 captured in beavy fi1hting
in the Marivan district, some 10 miles east of the Iraqi border in
, Iranian Kurdistan.
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BEIRUI', Lebanon (AP) -FithtinJ with mortan and
machine-auna.fiared in Beirut's downtown tiuslneaa center t~ay.
· but five days of bostilltiea in the CbristJan.populated city of
• Zahlebtaperedoff,policerepo~.
days. / • •I wish we could afford lo fight it.'' Mrs. Leggett said. "l would
hate tO be forced to sell my home
right now when the interest rates
aresohlgh. .
"It's so unfair to discriminate
against my boy because he's 1 'h
years old."
His act real
MickeyMou•e
VANCOUVER, British Colum·
bia <AP> -City police are in·
vest11atin1 a real estate agent's
encounter with a man in a :.·~.·:. iiliA ,. TELEPHONE Mickey Mouse T ·sbirt who ~-A• da,_..1..,a: (714) 142-4321 grabbed her foot during a con·
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sucked on her bl1 toe.
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BETTY RENING IN LIVING ROOM OF HER REBUILT LAGUNA BEACH HOME
Thing• IQOkln' brighter thl• year for victim• of 1971 land•l_ld_e ___ _
County workers $taying
Won't vacate while new hall repaired
8.Y t'Rt~rn~:R1t·K S<..'llOE MEHL
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The stru(•turally unsound $8.9
m11lic)n Orange County Hall of
Adm1n1s trat1un will not be
vOJcated while 1t 1s be ing re·
paired. the Orange County
Board of Supervis ors de<2_.~ed
However, the board agreed to
minimize the public's exposure
to potential injury in the event of
an earthquake by ordering its
meetings and those of the county
Planning Commission be held
elsewhere
The board <1lso :rnthorized
Contractors ~ .
support HB
Boys Club
l\1 cmher:-of the Associated
c;c n l•ral ('on tra t to r s o f
Califurn1a arc contributing
$10.000 in labor and supplies for
the improvement <>f the Hunt·
ington Reach Roys l'luh
Tht• as~m:1at1e1n, with volun -
lt•er~ rl0flrl·~cnt1ng IK compani es
in Orang1• l'ount y. i~ repaving
and "tnµ1ng <t µark1ng lot and
l><.1~kcthall t ourt. putting up a
60 fu<1l c hain hnk fence around
tht· fac1hty and providing a con·
ne('t1on to a m•w scwt'r hne
the county General Services
Agency LO hire contr actors to Llll·
de rtake a $550,000 project to
make the building safe.
The hall. opened two years
ago, has been plagued with prob·
terns. A detailed analysis of the
building's sti:uct~t.ttegrity
found that the building cpuld suf-
fer substantial damage in a ma-
jor earthquake.
About 220 persons work in the
building which houses offi ces of
county supervisors a nd their
staffs, the county counsel. coun-
ty administrator and· news re-
porters assigned to cover county
government.
THE GSA, THE county En·
vironmental Management Agen·
cy and county Administr ative
Officer Robert Thomas recom·
mended against vacating the
building.
The hall is located directly
across Broadway from the old
county courthouse which was
vacated earlier this year by or·
der of the board. Several studies
have concluded lhat the massive
sandstone buildirig, censtructed
90 years ago, could collapse if
such a major earthquake oc·
<'Urred.
The board voted to continue lo
nct·upy the Hall or Administra·
lion following a 20-minute ex-
ecutive (closed ) session with
Chartt.•r ehanlft.•
Co unty Cou n sel Andrian
Kuyper.
SUPERVISOR Edison Miller .
who leaves offi ce Jan . 5, cast the
only dissenting vote.
In an interview Monda·· ni ht
Mftternnrclle coun y s poten·
tial liability in the event or in-
jury or death to a person in the
building would far surpass the
$600,000 officials estimated it
would cost to relocate persons
who work in the hall.
Repair work on the hall is
scheduled lo begin in March.
The work will require the tern_.
porary relocation or employees
of the administrative office.
ACOOJlWNG TO a timetable
issued by the GSA, work on the
building s hould be completed in
May.
0 ( primary concern to strUC·
tural engineers who examined
the building is the mtegrity or
exterior columns that run from
the base or the building to its
roof The building is fi ve stories
tall.
Shortly before the board met
T uesday . a workman was in the
lobby of the building. re moving
ceramic floor tile that buckled
because of a shift of the concrete
floor. Much of the tile in the lobby
was replaced previously because
of similar cracking.
· Wt• arc pleas ed to be doing
this and OJrt' happy to be putting
snrnl•thini! hack into the com·
mun1lv." ~aid Lawrence M.
Mt l l w<11n , Orange County
m:mai:wr of the assuc1at1on
Last year. the C'<rntractors as-
sm·wlum µul in <1 12.000 square· r 0 0 I J.I OJ r k Ing , ,, t f 0 r th t
Nurthl'<.1st Santa /\na Little
League.
Huntington election
of mayor pressed
Mcilwain said lh'• al>soc1at1on
Sl•nds letter~ to each of the coun
t) 's 26 C'it 1e~ requesting projecLs.
"Wt• rcn·i ved 26 replies and
\\ c d ecided the ll unlington
Bcarh Boys Club wa!> one of the
most worthwhile.'· he saad
A panel or seven former
m ayors h as r ecomm ende d
changes in the city charter that
would allow Huntington Beach
voters to directly e lect their
part-time mayor.
Tht• facll1t Y. located at 319
YorkLOWTI Ave .• has been used
as a bovs club since 1967
It servccl as an Army barracks
in 1942 before bcinl( moved to
11untington Beach in 1954 wh en
it abo was usecl by the Veterans
~ ore1gn WaTS.
J e rry Matney. a me mber of
the panel and mayor in 1973-74,
said today that the change is
needed to provide more direct
representation for the people.
He also said that changes in
the system would do away with
political infighting among City ~cil m_fil!lbe r§. who _J!re~~otly
c ll!cl Ule mayor d uring C1ty
Co unc il reorganization each
spring.
"W1· wouldn't have been able
to afford lhc work without the
voluntary effo rt by the associa-
tion.'' Roys Club Director Pat
Downt•y said
Matney has s pearheaded the
changes being studied by a
pan e l comprised of former
(;a,an't bear it
Street renaming fought
Costa Mesa planning commissioners have sidestepped
a decision on whether or not Bear Street's name should be
cha nged to South Coast Plaza Parkway.
The new name is sought by C.J. Segerstrom and Sons.
who want freeway off.ramp identification for the South
Coast Plaza shopping center .
PLANNING COMMISSIONERS, confronted by mem·
bers of the Costa Mesa Historical Society who don't want
the street name changed , passed the proposal on to the
City Council.
Commissioners recommended only that the.council at·
tempt to get new freeway signs from Caltrans announcing
the plaz1:1 .
A Segerstrom spokesman said Monday night that al·
tempts by hi s firm to get the freeway marlters railed.
Se erstrom officials hope that changing Bear Street to ---11--,~u~·~asl Plaza Parkway will result in a change in
freeway signs.
BEAil STREET, WHICH 111.S'ro&IANS CLAIM 18
named after an Orange County pioneer. extends from
Bristol St.reel on the soutb lnto santa Ana on the north.
The Segerstroms seek to change the name between
Sunnower Avenue a nd BrS.tol Slrfft.
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mayors Harriett Wieder. J ack
Green. Don Sh ipley, Don
Mac Allister, Ted Bartlett and
Ron Shenkman. the chairman of
the group.
The panel is studying possible
revisions to the city charter and
will m ake recommendations to
the City Council.
Any permanent changes must
be approved hy voters.
Matney said that a directly
elected mayor. as envisioned by
the panel. wo uld be the chief
spokesman and representat1Vff
for the city. but the position
w o uld r ema in c hi e fl y
cere monial.
He said he also supports the
election of a full -lime mayor
with increased duties but added
j hat Ute city is iaqt..r"'""a)"f()Tthai
change.
The panel als·o advocates set·
ling the term of mayor at two
years and limiting the term or
offi ce to two terms .
Salary would be no less lhan
nor more than twice the amount
the pay of other City Council
m embers.
Council mem be rs currently
receive Sl75 per month plus $125
in e xpenses.
Crime watch
course slated
The Hun ti ngto n Be ach
Nelahborhood Watch Organita·
tlon wm sponsor a public speak·
·1ng coune in January for rest·
dents who want lo learn bow to
educate others about burglary
prevention.
The course will consist of two
sessions at Golden West College,
scheduled for 9 a .m . to l p.m.
Saturdays , Jan. 10 and 17.
. People Interested in re-
gistering for this course s bould
contact lhe police public affairs
office, s.36-5933, before Jan. 5.
'Bluebird of happiness' in canyon·,
By DON•CllAPMAN Denny and Bruce Gregory dinner with my parena in
0t•o.11y~MMf have been in their new modular Carlsbad."
Five families who were vie· home since September. ''We 're having some old
lim s o f the October 1978 They will s~nd Christmas friends over for Christmas'tve.
Bluebird Canyon landslide in Eve with their three daughters. It's traditional. They odtfed
Laguna Beach will be home for son-in-law and granddau1hter. the ir place, but we s aid .• 'we
Christmas this year for the first "We originally thought we wanted them to com e here 'Jor
time since the dis aster. would be in last Christmas. But sure this year." she said. "
Some are still applying the we're very happy to be here for ·
finishing touches to their homes. this Christmas," said Mrs.
but that's not stopping them Gregory.
from celebrating the holidays Their factory-built home took
there with family and friends. a day to place on the foundation
FOR EACH OF the residents,
this Christmas is special.
For instance, the homes of
Ade l Pitts and Elizabeth
Webster. finis hed in September
a nd October , were built with
labor donated by volunteers of
the Mennonite church. ,
Mrs. Webster said it was a
miracle.
·'The Mennonites told us 'God
built your house."" she said.
Mrs. Webster said volunteers
in the community helped during
ttrat crucial time right aft er the
slide. too.
"IF MY HOUSE had been lost
in another community, I don't
think anything would have hap-
pened." she said.
Mrs. Webster will be celebral·
in g Chris tm a s a t he r 925
Meadowlark Lane home with her
children and grandson
Mrs. Pills wi ll entertain her
two sons and three daughters
.. f feel real thankful." said
Mrs . Pitts. "Everything could
have been gone. But, I'm here in
my house and happy "
at 903 Meadowlark Lane.
BUT IN THE interim they
were Oo the move -from tem-
por ar,Y quarters lo temporary
quarters. ~
"We had a great deal of help
from a great number of people."
she said.
Betty and Walter Rening will
celebrate the holiday at their
hom e at 926 Meadowlark Lane
with their two sons, Stephen of
Laguna Beach and Bradley or
Capistrano Beach-
·· w e · r e ve r y h appy .
Everybody has been so fan·
tastic,"' said Mrs. Rening. "The
city, the people. have all been
helpruJ."
BARBARA AND Dick Harley
have been building their own
home at 928 Meadowlark Lane
They have moved in , but are ap·
plying final touches.
"This will definite ly be our
bt>st Christmas in the past two
Vt' a rs.·· saad Barbara
· ·"The kitchen is hooked up for
the llasics. so I can do some bak·
ing . but we'll h ave Christrhas
'Donation
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• I bingo' -
rules OK'c[
R egulations ror "donation
bingo" were passed Tuesda1' by
the Or ange County Board'· of
Supervisors despite allegaf16ns
that the laws are tailored to'ciir b
the activities or one well-ktfo'Wn
bingo parlor. .
Donation bingo is a form orthe
game in which playe rs ':ire
asked to donate a fee rat~er
than being forced to pay to l?lfY·
THE COUNTY a lready";'tias
rules requir ing li censes ·a nd
restrictin g paid l>in go games to
· two even ls per week. No S-och
rules existed for donation bingo.
llowever, Ronald Davis; .at·
torney for Franklin Delano'Rpse
and his Colonial Manor Half1.Vay
House in an unincorporat ed part
o r S ant a A n a . to I d . t'h e
super visors that the rule will he
tested m court
He said the new rules are ·'at·
tempting to put Colonial Mapor
out or business · ·
The halfway house ts a· i-e
-~a-b ~~ i-h t+o'11 c e-nTe !'-lo r---
alcoholics It has been raii:ied
several times by Sheriff's of· f1 c er~ whc) alleged tha t fht-
unlicenscd f!ames art' ga mhhng
operations.
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THF. HAl.FWAV house was
raided again Monday and 'four
persons were arrested on suspi
c1on of violating a court order
prohibiting the bingo activities.
Arrested were Julie Christina,
t9l of Fountain Valley. B<>a~ie
Anderson . 20. of Santa A;na,
Francis T . Williamson, 41,.of
Lo n g 8 each . a n d Ch a r Les
Carlson. 25. of Anaheim. . 1,
Deputies seized bingo eql4&p·
ment. video equipment, bingo
cards, $480 in cash and tape.re·
co rding devices About 50
persons who had attended the
game \.\Cr(' sent home. sa id
Sheriff's Lt Andy Rom ero.
Street set
for repairs
A portion of Sunset A venue. 1n
Sunset Beach that was damaged
last winte r by s t orms 1s
s c h e dul ed f or repair 1n
February
The Orange County Board pf
Supe rnsors h i.ls o rdered f n
estimated $20.000 worth of road
work between Mar Vi sta aild
Eighth avenues . '
Bids will be opened in late
January and construction is ~
peeled to begin 12 days later.
said Roger Hohnbaum. assistapt
civil en~ineer for the county.
THEY'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR
Bluebtrd Sllde vfctfma Barbara and Dick Harley
fie said the work to repair: a
s torm drain and to rebuild a
slope which eroded below tbe
road "'111 take ahout 20 workiog
days.
The road will be closed dunng
the construction . he said
Gem
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('Nt1fu·rl <lt'm11/111o11.~1. A< ;s
A HOLIDAY WISH
• fnr n/1 11/ mir inenrl~
Over the many years we have
been in business here, we have
made a lot of friends . At this
holida y s eason . we like to
treasure those relationships and
remember all or the good things
that have come to us through
the m Being in business for
several decades and building a
successful enterpris e through
ser vice is a rewarding thing for
anyone. It is especially reward·
ing to us because we are
fortunate to be working and liv·
ing in this particular corner or
the world's greatest country.
Our growth. our community in·
volvemen t and our s uccess
hav e b een i n s pired ·and
nurtured by our neighbors . We
appreciate the trust that has
grown. We are thankful for the
opportunity to be a part of this
community. We are particular·
ly grateful for the person at. rel a·
U'onships that have developed.
Please let us take t his op-
portunity to wish you and your
family the happiest or holidays
and a bright. healthy and fulfill ·
lng new year.
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wr all prepar~ fQr a vt.ll from that Jolly. rotUftd fellow
with the •1\ll• bto.rd and cbet!ll• all lllQw lllle a bowlful of
r b u l"l8. LcM 0( parent3 will bl> apeodln• Ulia Ctuutmu Evt u
'•nta' happy ll\Ue belJHttl Vouc.nbeSl Niclr.'ulves.
In event y(Ml 're W'la~ua1Dled wU.b the rol•, tbe die·
uunary deflnet an ell u , · ln folk~. a d1minuUve penon
who n~n:&M!S mal&IC'al powen •· .
JERUSALEM (AP) -Arm•
nlan1 caU tbe f•llow witb the red
auit and rftMtffr Garant Baba,
or New Year's Father. The
Ruaaiana call bJm Father Fmlt,
and the Greeks bave
lranaftcured the real·Ufe fifth·
century monk St. Basil into San·
ta Claus.
The Abysalnlans and the Copts
never beard of bJm.
In the Holy Land not everyone
celebrates Christmas the same
way or the same day.
Today the land of the Bible is
predominantly Moslem and
Jewish, with Ghristians a
minority numbering a few hun·
dred thousand. Christmas is
largely ignored.
There are no Christmas sales
in tbe 1bops or carols on lhe
radio, Only Bethlehem, the town
of Chfbt'a birth five miles south
of .)4rusalem, baa a public
Christmas tree and artificially
frosted windows.
But Christmas in the Holy
Land ls st.ill a time for paaean·
try and prayer.
On Dec. 24, tbe first of three
Christmas Eves , Roman
Catholics led by the Latin
Patriarch of Jerusalem hold a
colorfuJ procession along the
twisting hillcrest road to the
Church or the Nativity in
Bethlehem.
The church itself. ho~ever. is
mostly owned by the Greek
Orthodox Church and bas a
strontly oriental navor with its
ornate hanging lamps and in·
tricate icons.
T h e Catho l i c s were
latecomers here, arrivin1 in the
1800s, fuJly 14 centuries after the
Greeks -the largest of the
Eastern Orthodox c hurches
which predominate in the Mid·
die East -acquired the rights
to most of the holy places.
After hundreds of years of
fighting, t h e powers and
privileges of the rival churches
were set by Ottoman decree in
1852. The big winners were the
Greek Orthodox and Armenian
churches.
Protestants have no rights in
the Church of the Nativity,
although Mau la open to all. On
Christmu Eve, Protestants bold
open-air services outside
Bethlehem in tbe place rev~red as Shepherds Field.
Eastern Orthodox churches
cele!lrate Chriltma1 accordlni
to the Julian calendar on Jan. 7.
Armenians celebrate Christmas
on Epiphany, or Jan. 19 by the
Julian calendar.
''Christmas is not a day for
giving presents," says Sister
Abraham of the Abyssinian
Church, the national church of
12 million Ethiopians. "We have
nothing comparable to Santa
Claus."
P.\&ENTAL t;LV£S MAY nffd lhol6e 1l\•ilClll powers
-. ht-n, gathered ~neath the 1lowin1 Chrlt1lmH tree, they
oµl'n the bO•. colll•lnina the lot with which to as~emble
that ~ .. )I")~ mi&rvel or • toy that will set certatn eyes
.-Klowlf\& comei. C:hristmai. momln~
After piece~ frorn the k1\ fa\l across lhe floor, with
.. ome parts rollmJt to the f;.ar recellSes beneath the sofa. ~OU 'II rmaJly come upon a piece or paper that must be The
L>1recuons
Unwanted 11Wtts find haven
For Arme nian c hildren
Garant. Baba fills the stockings
on New Year's Eve. "Christmas
is reserved for solemn rites,"
Armenian Bishop Aris Shirva·
nian said .
Tbe fi rst word you reMd 1s "Achtuna ! " followed by some
other confused verbiage you don'\ understand. Rouahly
lranslated, 1t says, "Tbls precas16n and hi(lhly technical kit
was assembled in the factory here at Wllhelmshave11. West
Germany We hopeyuulike 1t
.. FOil THE ENGLISH translation of these assembly
directions, send two dollars 10 a long, s tamped. self
addressed envelope lo, TOY FACTORY. Number 3 Um·
Santa's parental elf who 1ust remembered the batteries
pahbraven. Wilhems haven, West Germany, 76543221. Ask
for English directions for Kit 682ZAP·2222Q.
"Allow 60 days for delivery."
But you've only three hours until sunrise , you darlin'
Santa's Little elf. Call upon your magical powers. :
ABOUT THE TIME you get all this puule(j out. one of
the light strings upon your wondrous Christmas tree will
J>lunge jnto darkness. Which string went out? Why, you
don 't even have to ask.
The top string, naturally.
Now you need an elf ladder. And some more magical
powers.
Because you're one of Santa's magical elves,
how ever. you will get all these little vexations ironed out
quickerthanSt. Nick can wink.
Now you're poised for a test run of the wondrous toy.
Heady '~ No'!
YOU MEAN VOV FORGOT about the batteries? Oh,
you got D Cell batteries and you need si1e Cs? Get ready
fo r a fast sleigh ride to your neighborhood all.nigh\ Hi· Low
Quickie and Go Market. Surely they'll have the batteries
you 'II need for Wondrous Toy.
They're all out of batteries tonight? Well. just hang
around out front. Pretty soon another frantic parent elf
will show up. He'll have the wrong batteries too. You trade
him your 0 cells for his useless Cs and you're all set.
AREN'T PARENT elves magical?
And so lo all you helpers of St. Nick let me say 'er you
collapse and sink out of sight,
Merry Christmas to all: and to all, a good night!
PORT WASHINGTON. N.Y.
l AP> Babette Le wyt, a
matron who carries a calfskin
purs e brimming with dog
biscuits, bought 3,000 dogs this
year-. They--cost about $31t,OOO -
but money is no object . ·
"My hus band gels the
money," she s hrugged. "I get
the dogs."
Every day, Mrs. Lewyt drives
to nearby dog pounds where she
dispenses biscuits through
c hain-link cages and selects
dogs -bony puppies, matted
mutts, aging masti.ffs -much
as her friends choose designer
clothin~: ''I'll take that one ...
MllS. LEWYT'S mission is to
save abandoned pets for the
world 's largest animal shelter,
the North Shore Animal League.
When animals languish un·
claimed in pounds until they're
-sclreduted-tu-tre -1ct1tett,
Lewyt buys the m, loads them in
her station wagon -"There.
now you're all safe" -and
chauffeurs them to the league.
"We used to have people to the
country house out here, but we
don't want guests any more. We
almost never go to our house in
New York." she said.
THIS YEAR, THE private.
non·profit shelter orchestrated
20,000 adoptions. but one in five
applicants was turned down.
References are checked on the
spot. There is no fee . but a dona·
lion is s uggested.
Currently 1.6 million people
worldwide donate money to the
league. For each adoption, t.he
league loses $91.48 -for shots, a
month of free veterinary care,
free neuterinll? and spaying, free
obedience classes , direct-mail
fund·raising, advertis ing and,
yes. sales gimmicks .
That's Alex Lewyt's depart-
ment. Lewyt's newspaper and
TV Guide ads offer bonuses like
free toys o r pay me nt for
gasoline to people who adopt a
pet because. he said, "The
secret is to get the m off their
duffs."
Christmas is the busy season
at the league. On Monday, two
shivering, scrawny, spotted dogs
were found abandoned at the
door.
ICe causes road havoc
East's slipp'ery highway1 cause deaths
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a n i m ous ly ov e rrode
Mayor Tom Bradley's
veto of the council's of.
fer of a $25,000 reward
for information leading
to the conviction of the
slayer of a Watts pre·
school owner. The coun·
cil said it believed the
re ward was justified
because the woman pro·
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helpful to police.
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B•bette Lewyt reaeuea •nottt.r 'derelict'
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Christmas dinner for the
Eastern Orthodox is not the
elaborate affair it is in the West.
The holiday is preceded by a
40 ·day partial fast that runs
thr.ou&h Christmas Da)'. Foe the
o b s ervant that means no
Christmas Eve turkey. no meat,
no dairy produ~ts .
In the Holy Land, Christmas
takes second place among Chris·
tian holidays. It is during Easter
wee k that the s treets o f
J erusalem are crowded with
black·clad Orthodox pilgrims.
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Christmas by western Cf\ris·
tianity." says f'~ather Innocent.
Doused nude
can't collect . SALEM , Ore . (AP J A
fut.em~-•dumni group ii; oot-
liable for damages sought by a
burlesque dancer who said
members of the group dragged
her outside and threw her naked
into a stream.-the Oregon Court
of Appeals has ruled
Judith Stein filed a $125,000
suit against the alumni associa·
tion or the Beta Rho chapter of
the Beta Theta Phi fraternity
after a stag Christmas party at
which she was hired to perform
10 December 1976
The court said this week the
organization cannot be held
responsible for the incident
because 1t "did not have the
right to control the actions or
local members ..
Run in an Irvine Marathon Tee Shirt
on the Be among the firs t to run proudly with Irvine's co lors
official World Masterj Marathon of Irvine race tee ~hirt.
The major West Coast running event comes to Irv me January
25, 1981 bringing s cores of top U.S. runners to one of the fastest
marathon courses i'n the world.
You can buy a top quality. 100 perce nt cotton race spectator
shirt for the child or adult runner in yo ur life from a ny of these
Irvine Chamber of Commerce members :
Onl '650 Y Proceeds benefit
Irvine Chamber of Comme rce
Scholarship Fund
•TOGGERY
Culver Drive at Walnut A\'e
•DR. RON GROSSMAN. Optometrist
4525 Campus Drive
•THE L'PPER CRt:ST
4533 Campus Drive
•POMONA FIRST FEDERAL
5325 University Drive
•WELLS FARGO BANK
5401 University Drive
•z.s TRAVEL AND TOUR
5321 University Drive
• ROLPHS SPIGOT
18044 CuJver Drive
•JJt\LlNE.SAVlNGSAND LOAN
Culver Drive al Walnut Ave.
•WALKER AND LEE Real Estate
5396 E . Walnut Avenue
•ART SHOWCASES
4624 Barranca Parkway
•BON AMIE
4616 Barranca Parkway
•HOBIE SPORTS IRVINE
4708 Barranca Pa rkway
•J.T . PERIWINKLE
4614 Barranca Parkway
•MAZON FABRIC EMPORIUM
4720 Barranca Parkway
•WOODBRIDGE WINE & SPIRITS
4724 Barranca Parkway
•SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK
14477 Culver Drive
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ORGANIST MICHAEL SANDERS WILL open
the 10:45 candlelight service tonight at the
Neighborhood Congregational Church, 340 St.
Ann's Place, Laguna Beach. Erin Branson and
Kristian Simsarian will light the candles. At noon
Christmas Day will be a "Dutch trea " dinner-at
t~ froCel Laguna. '
A 7:30 candlelighting service is planned
tonight at Shepherd of the Hills United Church of
Christ, 30121 Ni gue l Road, Laguna Niguel. At 11
a .m . Thursday will be the church's traditional
Christmas Love F'east , a service borrowed from
Moravian tradiUo.n featurin§ the . sharing of
significant gifts. -
Bayelde Pharmacy
1011 ••plde °'· ~hKh
780-0111
Charity given millions FsMl&ln
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Grier slated for Tl'
ty Public Administrator·
Guardian Gordon Treharne has
replaced one orthe conservators,
who retired.
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Easily w orth S229. t his unit has oeen specially
made of finest Quality Bangkok teal<. It's solla
wood core construction provides greater
rigidity and strength Even ttle oack panel Is real
teak w e have only a sm all Inventory of these in
each of our four stores · they will not last long
Frizzelle opens BB office and we may never oe able to purchase them
again 36' x 111/. · x 74Y1 "
1PLUll B'S By O.C. HUSTINGS °' , .. 0.11, ~·-St.tft If you're looking for Assemblyman Nolan
Fr izzelle of the Orange Coast's 73rd District, you
can find the freshman Republican lawmaker in
Huntington Beach. When he isn't in Sac Nmento,
of course.
Frizzelle has opened a district offic~ at 18600
Main St .. Suite 210 .
T he phone number is 842-7335. Office hours are
9:30 lo 4:30 p.m. weekdays. J im Orr or Bob Hill
are the Frizzelle staffers to contact should you
have a problem you wa nt to bring to the as·
semblyman's attention. Frizzelle plans to be in the
district office on Fridays when the Legislature is
in session.
The Assembly reconvenes Jan. 5. -. . .
MARGARET GRIER, director of. the county's
Human Ser vices Agency, will talk about the agen·
cy and its problems on KOCE-TV's "Voters
Pipeline" show J an. 2.
Miss Grier will discuss anticipated financial
cutbacks for the agency, her philosophy on the
consoli.dalioh of soda! s ervices, publi~ heailfh arid
mental health services under one administration
and the 1979-80 Grand Jury report that recom·
m~nded change in the agency. She aJso wHJ talk
a bout the turnover or top admlnJstrators in the
a ge ncy. which e mploys about 2,800 count y
workers.
The program airs at 7:30 p.m. It will be re·
pealed the following day at 10:30 a.m.
........
• • • THE ORANGE County Federation of
for Best Quality and
Selection of Handmade
Republican Women will meet al 10 a.m. Ja n. 8 at
t he Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana.
Mrs. Fay Wright of Seal Beach won the
federation's "worke r or the year" award for 1980.
Among the other award winners were Korleen
Bogditnovich of the Huntington Harbour
Republican Wome n Fede rated for registering
more new Republicans than any other individual
Republican women's club mem ber . The entire
Huntington Harbour club won an award for reg-
istering more Republicans to vote than any othe r
GOP ladies club in the county.
I •tt:w110NALCONIL •ORMY WTUlll
PASADINA • 180 s Lake Ave • 12131449·6741 WEST l.OS ANCiEUS. 12241 Wilshire Blvd • 12131820·3918 •2 01octs wtst of 8uncrv1
SANTA ANA. 2720 N Main St • (7141 542·2088
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Al's Garage and Chamois Shirts for Christmas.
The original Woolrich ChamolS Shin 100% cotton charTIOIS
cloth Rugged, warm. windproof. w11h a supersoft Sheared·
nap finish that actually gets solter the more 1rs worn and
washed Four greet colors
ALS GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
( 714) 6 44-7030 .
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State must help .. .
fund ibis n11ing
. drance Cowlty may be 1tucll with a Ne0.000 bill to
c•ear .ome 3IO.OOO yardl ol sand and debria tbal are cloa·
1inc tbt mouth ol San Juan Creek near Doheny &ate
Beach foUo wtna a ~tale Coulal Commiulon rulln1 Dec.
l8
O>unly otf&ctali had planned lO apend M>.000 on the
dredlinc project. with the 1utle ol the sand olfaettlna the
co.t of 'u removal But the commlaaion rulln1 problbit.t-
lot'al 1<>vemment.1 from removlna sand rrom California
beach areu nw ('oull•• ~ommtalon rulln&. sllpulatea lh•l after
the sand 1.9 dredged from the creek bed where it pUed up
dura.na s tornut laM wlnt~r. it must be deposited on
Ooheny Beach
~ com~ H)' UUi mu.al be done to prevent
erosion ol the shoreb.oe The county does not dispute that
the environmental concerns are valid, but says 1t cannot
afford to spend a half million doUar1 tQ compb.
While the St&te Coastal Commission's concern ror the
~n\ 1.rooment is commendable, it is obviously not too con·
{'erned with what at cosl5 local governments to carry out
1ts rulmgs
Instead of JUSt dump111g responsibility on local gov-
ernments to carry out their directives, tbe coastal com·
massioners should work with Orange County officials to
get state agencies involved in help~_&_ to fund th~ dredi.·
i:ngi>l'OjRt.
Clearly the county cannot pick up the entire tab. A
study by the county Environmental Management Agency
found that an additional $6 million would have been spent
on dredging projects in the lut several years if the com·
mission ruling had been in effect.
A good compromise would be to allow the county to
selJ part of the sand to at least offset some o{ the costs.
The Coastal Commission must in some way accom·
-modate the count y's inability to shoulder the entire finan·
cial burden.
~~·Library aid model
: ~ Like most Orange County library systems. the Hunt·
: ington ~ach Central Library . r~ds itself in a financial
: bind since the passage of Proposition 13.
~: Library officials say there is less money to go
• roUed:-And eit.ies-att-likety-io-spend what Chere 1s on
-iJlOr.e visible public services such as police and fire pro·
.tection. f. The Huntington Beach library system has been limit·
f·~ to about $85,000 per year in general revenue sharing ~·funds for the purchase of new books. I This isn't an overabundance because of the wear and
1 .tear, thefts and other factors involved in stocking a
library.
~ Officials a lso fear there will be further cutbacks.
£.. To counter the shortfall, the library is embarking on
•B program to raise money from private sources, setting a
• goal of $100.000 for 1981. 1 The drive is expected to begin in earnest early in the
year when members of the Friends of the Library or·
ganization will send mailers and make personal contacts
with community businesses.
Himtington Beach'~ help-the-library campaign got an
early push fror' planning commissioner Ralph Bowers
·and his wife, who contributed $500 to start the book·
buying fwid.
I' The Bowers' gesture -and the energetic and am·
bilious campaign in Huntington Beach -might well
1 serve as a model to be emulated in other communities.
,·Library funds are tight already. And they're going to get ~ighter as the Proposition 13 pincer squeezes harder. ....
Wise 01ove on IDerger
Orange County's Legal-Judicial Committee has come
up with a proposal that could end the impasse over con-
solidation of the court-related functions of the Sheriff's
Department and the Marshal's Office.
It suggests formation of a five-member task force to
make recommendations on how the merger can be ac·
complished.
Two persons named by the Board of Supervisors, a
s uperior court judge, a municipal court judge and a fifth
"public" member would serve on the task force.
Nearly seven months have passed since the voters of
Orange County sent a clear message to state legislators
to write and approve a bill authorizing the merger.
~ Thus far nothing has happened. The marshals con·
tinue to provide court services for the municipal courts
while deputy st\eriffs provide similar services in the
superior courts.
~ Antagonism has developed in discussions of the
merger, with Sheriff.Coroner Brad Gates favoring merg-
ing the Marshal's Office into his department, while
Marshal Don Rhea wants the sheriff 's court personnel
brought into his office.
. fe.rhaps the task force approach is best. It is clear
the Legislature is .nol -iO_ing to act until the county can
demonstrate that it can develop a workable merger plan.
The Board of Supervisors will be asked next month to
approve the Legal-Judicial Committee's recommend&·
lion. It should not hesitate to do so.
• • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot:
-Other views expressed on lh•s page are those of their authors. and
artists. Reader comment is invlted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
~x 1560, Costa _Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) .6:'2·4321. _ _
Boyd I Left, right
ByL.M.BOVD
Remarkable how many
lerms there are for ten and
right. The off horse is on the ·
Oear
Gloomy
Gus
The $38,000·plus per
year ($17·Sl8 per hour>
union auto assembly
' .J worker ra what will put
car cempanin out of
, • buslnen.
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right, the nigh on the left. The
recto side oft.he book is on t.he
right, the verso side, left. 11le
epistle is to the right of t.he
altar, the gospel to the left. ln
plants, ii the vine curls to the
right, it's dextrorse, if to the
left, sinistrorse. Howard
Cosell should memorize these.
Young lady. are you on
friendly terms with the fellow
who runs the produce depart·
mental your supermarket? If
so . t el l him he 's an
oleriCJJ.lluriat. He won't mind.
It 'a the scientific name for one
wbo studies the roduction
ve1etables.
The momlnc 1tory, which
closea ita flower every nipt,
•110 cloletl lta flower ln tbe
dayUabt just before a rain.
How lt knows to do that I can't
Hy.
Jack Andenon
NATO _weapons hodgepodge
W ASHJNGTON The Pollah
cM1l1 hu brought home • dl11·
turbing difference between the
m ilitary effe<:tlvenns or NATO
and that ol the Warsaw Pact:
The Soviet-dominated alllance 11
far better prepared lo wage con
ventional warfare than NATO l•
An important reason for thl8 ht
that the Soviet bloc's armed
f o rces are
equipped and
s uppl ie d
almost totally
b y t h e
Ru S'S ian s ,
whi l e th e
United States
und its Euro-
pean allies
h a v e a
hodgepodge
of weapons developed by in-
dividual NATO membe rs. Un·
fortunately, they aren't always
interchangeable.
What this means is that joint
operations by the Western allies
coUld folinder, while the Warsaw
Pact nations would be able to
swap weapons and ammunition
as the need arose.
_ To coWlter this potential con·
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fusion, the NATO allies have an
impressive-sounding program
called RSl, for Rationalization,
Standardizati o n and In·
teroperabillty. In a top-secret
re1)ort. the Pentagon gave th.is
bureaucratic j awbreaker a
11lmpler, downright homey de·
fln i t1o n · The "Family of
Weapons concept -the idea
that all NATO forces use the
same kind of equipment."
The report says; "The objec·
h ve of the Family of Weapons
concept is lo reduce duplication
10 the developme nt of com·
1>lementary weapons systems.
For example, one nation could
develop a long-range air·to-air
missile and the other the short·
range version."
IN TIIEORl', it looks great.
RS I would prev~nt s uch bat·
tlefield disaste rs as discovering
lhat German gas won't work in
American tanks, British am·
rn.unilion won 't fit into U.S.
weapons, or American bombs
<"an 't be loaded into Belgian
aircraft.
But in practice, RSI h as
turned out to be an expensive
way of fOr<~ing the United States
to buy European weapons -
with questionable benefit to
NATO.
"We have found that s tan·
dardizing equipment. or letting
a European nation develop a
new system that all NA TO na·
lions adopt, can actually be a re·
tardant for improvement," one
expert told my associate Dave
Van Alta. "RSI gets Into the na-
tional 'machismo' of who wants
to sell what they' re touting as
the be.tter equipment"
Despite the dra wbacks of this
nationalistic tendency to look
out for Number One meaning
each NATO country's munitions
industries the Pentagon con-
tinues to puff up the potential or
s tandardization. The secret re·
port mentions some areas where
1t is undeniably important
like s tandardization of com·
munications systems and in·
terchangeability of ammunition.
BUT SOME obvious goals
have ya tq be achieved . such as
the ability o f oQe ·n ation 's
aircraft "to be refueled and re·
armed with allied munitions at
a.lrbases operated by nations
other than theJr own." The Pen·
tagon says this effort is "pro-
gressing quite. well" -but the
Warsaw Pact nations have had
this capability for years.
The Pentagon r e port con·
eludes that the Soviet bloc is
ahead of NA TO in stanClardiza·
lion. The significance of this as·
sessment is that NATO is simply
not prepared to fight a conven-
tional war in Europe for more.
than a couple of weeks. After
that, NATO would have to resort
to nuclear weapons with aJl
the dire con sequences t hat
would have for the world.
TILT!; Henry IGssinger, who as
the White House foreign policy
czar engineered the famous
•·tilt" toward Pakistan during
the India-Pakistan war in 1971,
is apparently up lo his old tricks.
Kissinger recently gave an in·
ter view in which h e urged
military aid for Pakis tan. wfiicn
he seems to see as an anti-com·
m un ist bulwark similar to Iran
under the s hah. Indian officials
are in an uproar over the Kiss-
inger interview
l,ndian ·Prime Minister lndira
Gandhi sent person al con·
gratulations lo Ronald Reagan
on his victory But she is re·
portedly puzzled al Kissinger's
views on Pakistan, w6ndering if
1 h(· professor 1s ~oing to have
s1gn1ficar'll influence in the new
ad m 1 n1stration.
S YRIAN CONNECTION :
Classified govern me!Jll reports
s how that Syria's t-ole ll\ the in·
lernat1onal heroin traffic is
growing-Syrian. nations have
be.et1-a~ed-1 n E trroire-t·...--•
c;mugghng. and .. most seizures
of heroin involving Syrians OC·
c urred in .or en route to Italy,
particularly Mil an. which has a
::.izable Syrian commun ity," one
rcµorts ·ays .
The report add!> "Typit·ally,
the Italian.based Sv rians arc
'>mall businessmen ~·ho travel
frequently to S) ria, and some
are s us l)ected of c arrying
narcotics on their return trips.
Intelligence ha~ been developed
regardm~ the JJ<l!>Sible existence
11 f e lanrlest1nc heroi n
laborator1(•s nt•ar /\l e ppo
!'\~ ria
Cats kept indoors are Safer, healthier
To the Editor :
l read 'bout the horrible cat
t r aps. And I r eca ll how
heartbroken I was when the
loyal, lovable cat I had owned
ten years was taken away and
gassed. ln fact, I learned later ,
it was gassed im mediately in the
truck.
He stayed in all the time. He
was shy of strangers. But at
dus k every day, just before feed·
ing lime <that's a gopd way lo
get them to go out for just a little
while and return because they
know their favorite is waiting)
I'd let him scamper about a lit·
tie while. I dozed off and didn't
let him in.
A couple of cat hat.ers a few
doors away, who had no reason
except hate, baited the trap. He
had ignored their traps for years
because he thought any box that
size meant a trip to the vet. But
he got hungry.
IF YOU WANT a healthy, safe
cal, get it accustomed to living
indoors right from the start.
Keeping it confined is hard to do
after it is used to .r unning
around.
G.eLa caL"tree." so. l.hat...it. will
climb. Put its dish and water in
a high place so that it will gel
exercise. Play with it -Jove It.
While outdoor cats are cat ching
diseases, fleas, and fight In·
j uries (from dogs and catsJ ,
yours will be clean and healthy.
1 agree it is not nice to have
cats aOOpf a corner of soft dirt
l n your yard for a potty. Scatter
moth crystals. They are effec·
tive.
And so much better than trap·
ping someone 's loved pet.
Sometimes the poor animal
stays terrified all night in thE
cold in the trap.
Be sure your pet has a collar.
There are collars with elastic in·
serts to prevent hanging, and
with two little bells to prevent
bird catching.
J . ROGERS
.4MjtCle•erNr
To the Editor:
On Nov, 28, your newspaper
featured a story about so-called
"adoption" controversies· in
which our organization, Adopted
Families United, was mistaken·
ly called by ano&her name. and
termed an ado live arents
THE INDIVIDUALS and
famills ~lated with Adopt·
ed Famlli• United are not Juat
adopUve parenta, but also ln·
dlviduall who rellnqulahed
chlldren and adult.a who had
been adopted u children . . all
of us united and dedicated to
preserving the value , dignity
and integrity of the adoption
process for the be n efit o f
children without parents and in
preserving California 's current
adoption law.
We would appreciate you r
printing th.is letter to correct the
mistake whic h appeared in the
a rticle and also to provide your
reading public with our address
and phone number s ince our or·
ganization was the only one
mentioned for whic h this in·
formation was not published.
MARIE SIMON,
State Co-ordinator
Adopted Families United
P .0 . Box 5171
Richmond. Ca. 94805
Phone (415> 237·9808
•••ere•• ..-w•
To the Editor:
There was a time when the e con~my was controlled by
changing interest r ates by one to
three quarters of a percent of in·
terest. Now the prime rate zooms
up and down like a yo-yo.
It seems to run from below 10 to
above 20-percenl The-ovttreac.·
lions are reminiscent of a child
trying to guide an automobile.
Every dark cloud. howeve r, has
a silver lining for someone. Let's
suppose that you are on the
Federal Reserve Board, and that
you know when the interest rate
wUJao1.1Pandhowmueh. Youwfll
then aJso know when the s tock
market wtll go down Wh en the 1n
tere'St rate goes up. the stock
market comes down. and when
the interest rates com e down. the
s toc k mar ket goe~ UIJ
With this inside information.
you, someone in your famil~. or a
close friend could play the stock
market like a fine tuned violin
You could make sweet music for
yourself. but the rest of us would
have to pay the fiddler
JAMES BOLDING
Peal!' lwree•
To the Editor
Jn response to the lady who
f elt our flag was disgraced
because it was at half mast for
John Lennon : Must we always
honor war heroes'? Can 't we
honor peace heroes as well ?
TONY POWELL
~Ron fn•pl red
To the Editor .
This is in regard to the letter·
from Mrs. Smith (Dec. 18) who
stated that it was a disgrace to
our country when a store in
Cost.a-Mesa place<! It 'llag at
half mast after the death of John
Lennon.
Though he did not serve the
country as President or war
h er o, Lennon did ins pire in
many Americans the simple
virtues oC,Peace and love ...
If we live in a "sick ·society,"
ac; ~1 rs .·m1th sa11I. I would Suf!
gest that -;he look at her own
c :illous r e<;p1m se to the untimely
dL·uth of a fellow human bcin~ .
DA \'ID RA~M l 'SSEN
What dl••raf!''!
To the Editor
In response to )1 rs Hobert K
Smith's op1n1on co ncerning
Lou1s1ana Pacific's choice to fl y
lhe flag at half mast to mourn
t he senseless death of .John Len·
non. I would like to know why
she considers this s uch a dis·
grace lo the American flag?
J ohn Lennon brought happi-
ness and warmed the hearts of
millions of people throughout the
world. Is 1t because he was not
born 1n America? Am erica is
made up o f d i ffe r e nt n a ·
lionalities. a nd t hat is what
makes our country unique. No
one 1s · a tr ue Ame rican unless
you 're an American Indian.
A s far as many Amencans
risking Jheir ll\'eS for our coun·
try, wouldn't you say John Len·
non risked his hfe also? f'or
someone whose music brought so
much joy and died such a tragic
death, I .J?ay thi!nk you Lou:isUuaa
Pacific .
FRANCESJ\ HENSLEY
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Who w:ote these faDlous lines?
As a rule. I avoid mul .... e.
choice quizzes, because they
permit too much gut::sswork. ln
this case, though, it would be
crushingly hard to rack up a de·
cent score without some help.
Here are som e widely known lines
or phrases; you are asked to
identify the author of each. One·
third correct is a respectable
total.
l. "Where ignorance is bliss,
'tis folly to be wise." (a)
Shakespeare; (b ) Pope; (c)
Thomas Gray; (d) Lord Byron. .. .
Cal A : (b) Thomas A Kem·
pis; (c) Colerld1e; (d ) Ben
Johnson
3. "The Almi1~Y dollar." (a )
Mark Twain; (ti) Wasblneton
lrvin1; (c) Lon1fellow'; (d )
James Wbit.c:omb Riley.
4. "Bom wltb a a\lver spoon in
h11 mouth ... (•) Marlowe; (b)
Millon ; (C) R obert Louis
Stevenson; (d) Cervantes.
S "A dark horse ... (a ) Damon
Runyon; Cb > Disraeli; <c> Edgar
Allan Poe; <d > U.S. Grant.
6. "Ask me no questions. and
l'll tell you no lies." Ca ) James
Russell Lowell; (b) Edward
Lear: (c) Rudyard Kipling ; (d)
Oil ver Goldsmith.
7. "Can the leopard change his
spots?" (a ) Aesop; (b) the Old
Tes tament; ( c) Shakes peare:
<d > Dante.
8. "Absence makes the heart
grow fonder." (a) Keats; (b)
ly; (d) ~w Marvell.
9. "A chip off the old b,oclt. ·•
(a) WlWam Penn; (b) Edmund
Burke: Cc) Abraham Lincoln;
<d> Henry Thoreau.
10. "Murder will out ... <•>
Men and er ; ( b > Cardinal·
Richelieu; (c) Hawthorne; <d>
Chau.cw.
11. "Nece!'sity is the mother of
in vention ... (a ) Plato; Cb >
Aesop: Cc) Ben Franklin ; <d >
Francis Bacon.
12. "Laugh a nd the world 5
laughs with you " (a) Emily ~
Dic kinson; Cb> Eugene Field; )
(c) Moli ere; (d) Ella Wheeler ~
Wilcox. "
13. ''Music has charms to '
soothe a s avage breast." (a ) •
Congreve; (b ) ShallespHre; (c) •
Shelley; (d) Browning.
14. "Nothing s ucceed•
t1 uccess." <a) Voltaire~
Goethe ; Cc) Oliver W
umas.
ANSWEll8: 1. (c ) Gray. 2. (b) e
,Kempis . 3. (b) lrvin1 . 4. (d)
Cervantes. 5. (b) DlsraeU. I .. (d) P
!Gold.smith. 7. (b ) Old Testament. ~
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8. (c) Bayly. 9. <b> Burke. 10.' II
Cd> Cba~r. 11 . (a) Plato. la.
I Cd) WUcox. U. ta) CoDtNve. lt. ,.
(d ) Dumas.
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., After 44 years, Southern California's
most cherilhed athletic shrine
i8 going out of business.
See page 83.
Edison~, FV ·~ominate A.II-Coast Area-'.~
Chargen' Workman sefected coach of the year by the Daily Pilot ~
By aOG sa CA&UION °' ... ., .......
Edi»on t1t1b' Cbar~~ri_ ~ UM rowal&la
Valley 8arot\S, who domi.Daled t.be t• IO football
aeasOCl like no other two scbools iD UM blatory of
the Oran,ce Cout area, hoc the Uoo'11b1 are of area
laurel.I as choll~n by the Dally Pilot, includin.c
every ~1al category
Edison's Troy Seurer (linebacker ), Ouaine
J ack!l(Ml (delenstve back). O.J . Bell Colfeoslve
back l and coach 8111 Workman were i 1incled out
as tbe best in their panacular field, wbil e Fountain
Valley's Duval Love (offensive linema an), Emile
Harry (r eceiver), Brandt Houchen (defensive
lineman) and Mall Stevens (offensive b ack) round
out the seled eight.
Two offensive backs were c~en --a nmner
and a passer. Like outstanding a pples and
oranges, a single selection could not be cb~en
among Bell and Stevens. the area's top runner and
passer.
Ammar tbe top 22 players iD the area there
were nine chosen from Ediloa, eipt from--Foun-
taln Valley.
The <>ranae Coast area coDlilta of tbe six
Sunset League schools -Edison, Fountain Valley,
llariQ, Newport Harbor, HuntiDston Beach and
W eatminster.
Alao, tbe Sea View League, wbicb la com-
prised ol Costa Mesa, Coraoa del Mu, Estancia,
El Toro, University and Irvine, iD addition to
South C.OUt Leaiue schools San Clemente, Lacuna
Beach and Dana Hills, Angelua Leap repraen-
tative Mater Dei and Empire Leacue entry Ocean
View,
Allboueh AU~CIF ttledions will not "be-an-
nounced unW the end of the year, 17 ot the 24 fint
team players are in line for All-CIF honors, includ-
ing the Division I Plllyer of the Year.
Here is a brief look at the top seven players
and the coach who comprise the blue chip list:
-Se9rw, a two-time starter for the two-time
Bl1 Pive Conference cbimpiona: Twice the
Cbar1en' defenaive player cl the yeu in the
Sw;a1et Leque, Seurer wu in on lSS tackles, liv·
inl him 213 tackles lD his two yean at EdilOll. "He
was our defemive leader, tbe quarterback, who
made it all happen," says Wortman.
off another stunner like it did with Kerwin, Dino'•
older brother ..
-Love, Fountain Valley's premier lineman:·
-Jaca-, the Edison defensive back being
coveted by virtually every Pac-10 university: He
was in on 83 tackles, ha~ three interceptions, re·
covered three fumbles, blocked a punt and caused
18 incompletions.
• At 245 pounds, many think be is quick enough to
play guard in college. Another major coll~ie
prospect, be is rumored to be the No. 1 player on
ArizonaState'slistofbopefuls. •
• who rushed for 1,652 yards on 266 car-
ries and scored 22 touchdowns: The be art and soul
of Edison's rugted running game, be is in line for
a major college career aa a defensive back, bis
natural position. USC, UCLA, Washington, they all
want him. The question is whether Kansas can pull
-lloacllea, the Barons' noseguard: "We've
had three fust team All-CIF players at nose guard
for FOWltain Valley," says his coach, Mike Milner.
''But Houchen is the best we've ever bad, and
that's saying-a lot. n
-S&evea.s, who led Fountain Valley to the CIF
Big Five finals with his passing: He completed 153
of 303 passes for 2,341 yards and 16 touchdowns as
a junior. "He is on the threshold of a brilliant
<See AILAltEA, Pace 83)
Reagan did
Huskies' g~a~:
to s(op Ca er
By CURT SE EDEN °' -o.tly ,.. ... , .... The Washington Huskies and
Ronald Reagan have something
in common this year -stop a
guy named Carter.
Reagan accomplished bis
goal, but the Hus kies. the
Pacific-10 Conference repr~en
tati veto the Rose Bowl, won't get
tbefinalretumsuntilJan. l , 1981.
That, of course, is when they'll
face the Michigan Wolverines,
and, in particular, their highly
regarded wide receiver Anthony
Carter.
"He's the key guy_," admits
Washington Coach Don James,
who has brought his team to
Orange County where the
Huskies work out daily at
Orange Coast Colle"e .
''TllE'f LIKE to throw pass
patterns or comer routes to him
even when they're deep down in
your territory and that's tough
to cover because you 're in a
man-to-man coverage a lot of
times down there," James says
of the fleet-footed Wolverine re·
ceiver.
points in lfie last five games.
Washington's passing game
has become particularly impor-
tant these days with the l~s of.
No . 2 tailback Ron J ackson who
may miss the Rose Bowl game
with a sprained ankle.
·'Their linebackers are the
real key to their defense," warns
Wa s hingt on o ff e n sive
coordinator Bob Stull. ''They do a
good job of stopping both the pus
andtherun."
SO, BOW DO you put points on
the board against a team lite
Michigan?
"You have to mix things up,"
says Stull. "We're going against
a ~earn which allowed Ohio Slate
just three points, and Ohio Slate
was avera'"1g 435 yards on of·
fense. Obviously, they're pretty
good."
Figuring out how to so stop
Carter and coming up with a
feasible offe.nse are two of the
biggest tasks confronting the
Huskies while they work out at occ.
Yet, it is Washington, not At the same time, J ames and
Michi*'an,whicbisconsideredthe his staff are watching the team's
TALENTED GROUP -This highly-touted group of
Orange Coast area football 1 •layers beads the Daily
Pilot's 1980 All-Orange Coast . Area team. Sitting, from
left, are: Edison running bi lCk D.J . Bell, Fountain
Valley QB Matt Stevens, F1 :>untain Valley receiver
Dmttr,... .............. ......
Emile Henry and Edison linebacker Troy Seure~ Stand-
ing, from left, are: FV defensive lineman Brandy
Houcber, Edison Coach Bill Workman and Fountain
Valley offensive lineman Duval Love. It's no wonder
1.hese two teams met for tfie ClF Big Five title.
passing team in this year's Rose emotional buildup g r adually
Bowl. The Huskies, with the take place.
Pac-lO's No. 2 quarterback T~m
Flick, in. ~e lineup! figure to "WE REALLY t ry not to
test the ngid Wolverine def worry about the e m otional
which bas allowed just three aspects right now. There is not a
Thre~~ reasons for a closer game:
(1) Rams uvn big last time; (2) game is in Dallas; (3) it's playoff time
By JOHN SEVANO . °' __ .., ...... ~
So the Rams and Dallas
Cowboys are meeting in the
playoffs again.
Ho-hum, what else is new?
It's almost like a yearly re-,
union betw.enJwct olclhiends.
alttiouilflliere's Dothirig ffiendly
between them when they get
together on a football field.
Five times in the past seven
seasons these two perennial
N f ·c powers have met in post-
se; uon play. Dallas holds the
ov· erall edge, 3-2, but the Rams
ho ld the psychological advan-
ta1 ~e. having beaten the Cowboys
in Dallas last year, 21-19.
• Of course, even fresher in both
Ce amsUiiiias witl 6e tbe-lif-Onday
ni ght fiasco of Dec. 15 when the
R: ams humiliated the Cowboys
at Anaheim Stadium. 38-14. The
C1 >wboys, who will carry an 8-0
h< >me record into the contest.
--Pertla••'8--fl •ftir dom:
feel they owe the Ra ms one ...
if not two .
"They (Dallas) are going lo be
a !'Jl ucb tougher team to play
this time for three reasons," ex-
plained Coach Ray Malavasl
Tuesday. "First, we beat them
bad the Jast time. Second.JVm
playing-them in their own ba-ck
yard. And third, it's a playofr
game.
·'The advantage for us is our
players know they can beat
them."
Rookie or reserve beat U?
PORTLAND (AP) -Portland • Coach Jack "I 11IOUGRT KEVIN IWNNEaT bad a sensa-
Ramaay cited the performance of ret \erve center tional game," Ramsay said. ''Hedideverythin1 well
Kevin Kunnert u one of the keys to the T 'rall Bluen · -reboundiDJ, blocked shots, defense.
108-102 come-from-behind National Bi asketball Al· "I thought Kwmert and Tom Owens kept us
soclation Yictory over Loa Angeles 'J'Ues. day nlgbt. respectable at the center poaitlon. Other teams can't
But Laken' Coach Paul Westbead 1 >0inted to the take advantage of us in the mlddle when they 're ao-
play ol Bluen' rookie pard Kelvin : Ramey, who ingwell."
scored a career-high 25 points and b; ad seven fl!· Owen5,thestartinacenter,contributedtbreere-
That latter point hasn't
necessarily held true in recent
years, though, as the winner of
the regular season meeting bas
gone on to l~e in the playoffs on
three of the past four occasions.
The Rams almos t find
tbem:seheriJrtbe identic.arposi·
lion they were last year, except
to reach Super Bowl XV in New
Orleans they're going to need
one more win since they enter
the playoffs as a wild card en·
tr ant.
The 1tams, to ~repe'lt_ u NFC
champions, are &oinl to have to
win three games on the road and
play their opponents with a
large number of battle-wounded
standing on the sidelines.
In all, the Rams have ac-
cumu1ateet ·12 major fnfuries
compared to 19 from last season.
The difference between the two
figures, however, is the Ram in-
SC'• ROBINSON
WILL REMAIN bounda,n1neasslstsandasteaJ,uakey factor. bounds and seven poi.,ts. Forward Mychal
Thomp8oo added 18 points and 13 rebouada for the &ANSBY PIA YEO JI MINVTBS 1 after miaslne Blasen. LOS ANGELa (AP) -USC
tbe Bluen' prevtoul 1ame -a ION to Pboenix that Portland, despite forward Kermit Wubinstoo football Coach Jobn Roblmon
s•-pped Ponland'• n.lne-1ame winn1 DI streak -plaYtnc onJy nine minutes becaUle of a respiratory 1lped an extenajoe ol b1I con-
bffameofutralnedkneelieament. lnfedion,out-rebouadedtbeLaken,4'7-41. tract ~. eadln1 apecula-
tloD be would m"e oa to a Na-
"The rookie <Ramey) made '°' ne big plays POllftAND GUAaD 1111 Pil80N ICOnd 19 tional FootbUI IAasue coacbinl
when Portland bad to have them,'' W leltbead Hid. potntalllldforwardCalvinNlltteddld17-Alllt.lnJbe job. _
juries of 1980 have come during
the latter stages.
Surprisingly. despite the
sideline count, the Rams have
played some of their best foot ·
ball durin& the past six weeu,
and and that can only be al·
trlbu.te.clto the.team's depw--
''We were in muc h tter
physical condition last year,"
admitted Malavasi, "but we're a
better football team this season.
"Certainly, our physical COD·
dition doesn't look good now, but
five days from now we hope to
be in better-shape." -
Four p~yers -Pat T.bomaa-
(ankle), Mike Fanning (back),
Carl Ekern (knee> and Willie
Miller (flu) -have been listed
as doubtful for the Cowboys.
The key to the Rams' chances
this year, according to
Malavui, will be the team's de-
sire.
"To win it, to get it all, you
have to have 45 CUY• wbo want it
so bad tbev'U be willl.nl to pay
any price, .r be says . ''I think our
team ii confident because we've
been there before and we're a
better football team. But we're
the wild card ao we're 1oing to
have to do it the bard way."
Of course, tbe Rama haven't
done anytJUn1 tbe euy way IO
far tlm 1ea1on. Why abould
bealinl tbe Cowboys be any dif.
ferent7
lot of ranting and raving on the
practice fie ld, .. says James.
"We're not out there trying to
run 100 plays to perfection. We
jus t want to make some pro-
gress.
"After Christmas , we'll get
back into the film session meet-·
ings and things like that. That's
when we'll really lock into it aikt
get emotionally ready to play. •·
"My philosophy is that if the
players' minds aren't right, you
can rorget it. We'll have so1ne
fun and we'll get our prepar~-
tion done," James adds. •
That fun included a trip to
Universal Studios Tuesday aod
an earlier-j_aunt--to Knott'S::tiler"I'. Y--=t
Farm. After Michigan arrites
Christmas day, both teams b~
for Disneyland ;
WHILE IT MAY sound ttb
the Huskies, seven -point un-
derdogs, are takina._thmca_e~y.
the truthl.UbiY'.re on1y geari111
up ror what is sun-to be-.
tou.her practice schedule after
Christ.mas.
Also on the Huskies' side la
history. Wasbineton upset
Michigan, 27-20 in the 1978 Rose
Bowl and they know Wolverine
Coach Bo Schembecbler bas
never won a Rose Bowl game.
In addition, Pac-10 teams hold
a decisive edge in Rose Bowl
meet with Big 10 teams .
"'l'bose-stats are true... san
James, "because usuaJly USC Js
playing. That's why the Pac-10
has so much success." •
Wubington is the only Pac-10
team that bas reaJly bt.en
able to chip away at the uSC-
UCLA dominance of the ~
ference in recent yeart, aometbln& the Huskies want,..to
continue. ~ •
"He Jiit tbe bil lbota w.hen tbey nee ded-tbem tbe fourth ~ u the Blasen na,.s abe..t cl UM RolliDIGD luld Just ftnllhed tbe ~t-_..;m;°'::.::t-:..:lle=..:aee:=med==-to=-=ta=k::e:..:i:.:t.::on:..=hl:.:mM==lf::...:aad==:..:tb=•::.:t:..=b:=urt::.:..._~~~~:.a &IY'M 1*llt pl.,.-.bJ tnmmate Bob --flrlt-Jw'"ul-a-ftft-7"1" euubRt'
GroatiedtbeHGNatiMI. 1lped IMt December, -aa4 tbe oae-1ur at.uloe will carry
"I ~ our atUt\ade is a~
cellent," 1a Malavaai. "It'•
bi• my ope eace a t 1
euler to l9t a team ready fw a
cbampkw'dp tbaD 1ettinl tbem
nelteld ~ a WW. 1'-
"WllbinltGa bu alwaJSi looted at_MJ.be 1cboo1 w97
tie nol1bweat wttb ••l'J power, ud It'• often llDONi."'
explalm ..._.. otfmaln l8lllla Labn' center Kareem Abdul-Jtabbu llaand bllb-pme bonon with......,.., KOi rial .........
Abdal-.labfltiar allo lalld 11 Nbclmdl . .1 amaa1 Wilk•
added ISpaUata fortbe Labn.
Kunaert, plaJIDI If int._., btt on nlae cl 11
tboU aDllllll~t'lOnboudl, u.r. w'8t •·a steal, foar
blockedlllataudaMU011-lqlallpolilt 1u.
TbeLMenledatllalftime,5'7-Sl. tbe. qr-rPI tbrouP U.,
It,... tbe Mb llra!Pt ~at bome I« tbe Illa ftft.,.... ~ noord
BwenOftl'tbeLall... • for tbe TroJ-11 ......, md
Portlmd, DDW 11·•· wlll Jiu Ooldm 8tMe at 8oathen Cal waa l ·l·l Wa
home '11nanday DlOt. ·'l'M Llabn, M-IJ ta tbe· MUClll md rank..t No. U aa-
Paclftc Dl'1aian, will be ldle .W U..1 plQ llldl1aa Uoa.U,. ·
in LOI A.qelea l"rtdaJ Dllltt.
1ame .-..... ·
''Pim, tbe IDeeatin of mmey
II eloeer at tbla poiat tlaaa M1
otber time durlq tbe ...... "
PlaJtaa. tbe Cowbo11 UoWd
bt laeeatlve .-,...
\
llaaclJ V• Dlvier, u AIU-.. Hilla prod.et pla1Jn1
Meoad .......
"W. mw ww're a pnttr team ...... ckm't laan to
tbe .......... to ftDd'~t ... .... .
Atlanta, ~harger1 favored
to reach Super Bowl XV
,,. •• , ..... le ...
LAS VEGAS The AUant11 falcons aod San •.
Dh110 C'har1•r1 ar~ lhe favoria. to meet in Super • t
Bowl X 1.n New orlearu neat m°"th aoct both
tum• hne an equal cbaace ol winninl the aame,
a<'~ordiq to oddamaket Bob Martin
Martin made Athanta and San Dleao 3·1 favorites ln the
uper Bowl ~U.lnl llne posted al the Union Plua Hotel.
Martln Mt lhe hne at 7 2 for the Nlldelpbia t:atlea, 4· l
for lhe C\e\eland Browo:J, IS l IOI' the Butfalo 8llls and U-1 for
lM Mumesota Vlkio&:. In the wild card teams. the Dallas
o•boys were 8-l . IJ\~ Loti Ana~let Rams were lC>-1, the
Hou.ton OH~ were 12· l and lhe line for the Oakland Raiden
waa set a\ l~ l "Ttu~ is lb~ clolfesl·bellln& Super Bowl I can recall in
man)' year..." said Martin. "In previous years some teams
that were wild rards might have been 40-l, 50-1."
He said lbe 1980 wild card contenders "are very closely
matched. In faet 1-some c1ases the wild cards are better than
the division winners. So rully a.Jmoat everybody can win."
The wild card playorrs begin Sunday with Houston play·
1ng arOailand forlhe ~merican FootDalfConference and the
Rams at OaJlas lD the Na\1onal f'ootball Conference.
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"It's hard to compare acting and playing football
and J 'm glad they're makjng me a producer of films. I
enjoy lhese scars not being real." -O.J . Simpson, the
running back ·turned-actor.
C:..~I pt• •••d r•~rlMlp ,,... ...,..,
A La Jolla dentist says an early morning patient EE
Monday who needed emergency dental care before • •
.coing to work Monday night wu a lot more cordial
than anticipated. But thanks to Or. William
Kostelecky, sportscaster Howard eo.eu was able to provide
his usual color commentary during Monday night's National
Football League game between the Chargers .and the Pills·
bur"h Steelers. · •t was surprised," Kostelecky said. "He
was a 1 ~al swell gyy,· g!ving ~P~.l9 --a~fttlegirls bere. lfe was very c:Ongenial"
. . . The Dallas c'owboys sold 9,000 tickets'
Tuesday for their National Conference
wild card playoff game Sunday against the
Rams, leaving 12,000 Texas Stadium seats
still on sale. It was lbe biggest single day
sale the Cowboys have ever had ...
Northwestern University named De11·
nis Green, 31 .year·old Stanford
coordinator as its new football coach
-Tuesday. He becomes the first black head
coSELL football coach in the Big Ten Conference
. Earl Campbell who came within 66 yards of the coveted
2,000-yard mark which only 0 . .1. Slmpaoe has broken, was
the leading rusher in the NFL for the third straight season,
the league office announced Tuesday. Campbell paced the
Houston Oilers into the playoffs with his 1,934 yards, the
second highest total in league history . . . Michigan led all
NCAA schools with an average attendance of 104,292 for six
home games the past football season.
• ...,. edge 1' •Irle• 011 'l'fwlls' J r•n• e1
aeuie Tlaeu hit a short jumper with 1:26 left m
and the Chicago Bulls held off a late ralJy Tuesday
night to score a 117·114 National Basketball ~-
sociation victory over the New York Kniclts+ The
Knicks had won five in a row and eight of their past nine
In other games. Cedrtc MHwell scored 29 points,
Larry Bini 27 and Nate Arcblbald 24, and Boston raced to its
eighth consecutive victory in a 136·128 shootout wilh Denver
. . . PllU Ford scored on a driving layup with three seconds
re maining lo lift Kansas City to a 102·100 victory over
Cleveland . . . Adrian Dul.ley scored 14 of bis 30 points in
the fourth quarter, and Utah held Dallas without a field goal
ror almost all or the final six minutes to beat the Mavericks,
101 ·96 . . . James Edwardll, making 10 of 12 free throw
had 24 points to lead a balanced Indiana attack as the Pacers
spoiled Bob MadUnaoa's debut as coach of New Jeney with
a 125· 109 victory . . . Guard Eddie JobaSOll led Atlanta with
24 points as the Hawks scored a 100·83 victory over
Washington. It was Atlanta's first victory over the Bullets in.
three tries this season . . . Guard Walter Dnls came off
the bench in the second period and scored seven of his 17
points to break open a close game as Phoenix beat Detroit,
113-104. The victory was the fifth in a row for the Suns ...
Lloyd Free, Bernard Ill.DI and Parvis Shon combined for 69
points as Golden State handed Houston its fifth straight loss,
'14·99 .
-...1real 9al11• fie 011 G.,11 i!f(• -'"
Bob Galney's 13th goal of the season with just "1
four seconds to go gave Montreal a 2·2 tie with '
Quebec in a National Hockey League game Tues·
day night . . . Steve Clllrts&Gff, one of the heroes
or the United States Olympic hockey team last February.
scored three goals for the first time in bis NHL career to lead
Minnesota to a 6-2 victory over Detroit ... St. Louis struck
for three power play goals after Larry Patey'a sixth
shorthanded go~-1be seasorrtn a toul"='~aperiod
and beat Pittsburgh, 6·3 . . . Mark Rowe scored two goals
and assisted on another lo lead Hartford to a 7 ·2 victory over
Toronto . . . Don Lever's goal with 1; 05 remaining in the
game boosted Calgary to a 2·2 deadlock with the New York
Islanders . . . Right wing Wllly Lllldatrom•s power play
goal at 18: 10 of the third period sparked Winnipeg to a 5·4 vie·
tory over Colorado, ending the Jet's record NHL winless
streak at 30 games
Jin• ftp Rebert• •• ,..,..,._. ~.._.
The New York Mets sought to shore up their •
bullpen by signing free agent lefl·hander Dan
Roberta to a two.year contract on Tuesday.
"There isn't a doubt in my mind th~ Dave •
Roberts will be a big he lp to the Mets," said Lou
Gormu, vicepresident of baseball operations ·for the Meta.
•'He pitched well for the Mariners. He still bu plenty of ve
savvy locity on his fastball, and be has the to geti>COple out"
. . . Former Boston Red ~ ouUtelder
Jim Dwyer has a1reed to a three-year con·
tract with the Baltimore Orioles, becom·
ing the second free agent siped by the
lclub this year, team offlciala said Tues·
day, Dwyer, 30, batted .285 and belted nine
home runs and 38 RBI durinl IS cames
lwitb the Red Sox last seuoa . . . The
Milwaukee Brewers siped free aeent
third bueman .. , BeweU to a multl·year
contract Tuelday, leavln1 tbe stat\1111 of
veteran Sal ..... up in tbe air. Bodo,.
..... .,. who ls J7, hu indicated be would retire if
the Br.wens jiiid-anotf>er ttilnrbaeeeman ... U.S. Open
cbamphm JMa •eS.ree and veteran ._ l•M ••re
amona lbe top tenla players named 1'1e9da,y to UM u .s.
Davil ~ team, flnt year coach ~ MM •aid •..
WHhlation State Unlnralt1 Athletic Dtreetor la•
,. ,.....,... s1171 Ile h• removed bil name from casaaideratiae
• ~:' for a llmllar poet at the Unlftl'llty of Nneda·Lu v .....
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MDIO: No events acbeduJed.
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INGLEWOOD (AP) -It
fi1ured that lf · tbey bad tbe
chance, the (.(II An1el• IUap
would take oui a few fnaatr.UOU
on the Edmonton Olien. ADd
that'• exactly what happened.
The Kin11 entered Tuesday
night's National Hockey Leap
game aeainst the Oilers mired ln
a four·1ame winle11 streak,
something not unusual !or ~m ln
the past but somewhat ahockiq
this seuon. On the other hand, the
Oilers have been stru11lin1.
So it wasn't surprisinl that the
Kings rolled to a 7.4 victory
behind two goals apiece by Dave
Taylor, Charlie Simmer and Mike
Murphy.
"We were definitely in a
slump having not won in the last
four games," said Murphy.
''We've been allowinc a large
number of goals against us and we
were not pleased with ourselves.
"SOmetfmes, we get care ess-
playing at home and come out
flat. Tonight was a difficult game
for us. We weren't sharp in our
warm up. I thought we played well
in the fLrSt and second perions but
it wasn't until the third period thar
After waiting hours in the cold weather
Tuesday morning, three Philadelphia
Eagles fans prolldly disflay their tick nts
for the Jan. 3 or 4 playof game. ·
, weputthegameaway."
The Kings, 22--9·3, took a 3·1 lead
into the third pecipd before ex·
ploding for four goals, making it
an easy.decisive victory.
USC wins a laughter
McCloske·y leatb Loyola to victory
From AP dUpa&cllea
~ ..LOS-ANGELES -Seaior-lorwat'ds -Barry~
Brooks and Purvis Miller combined for 46 points
Tuesday night, leading USC to an easy 82-53 non·
conference college basketball vietory over visiting
Drexel University.
Brooks had a career-high 26 points and
grabbed seven rebounds while Miller added 20
points and pulled down eight rebounds.
Maurice Williams had 14 points and eight re·
bounds for the Trojans, who are now 5-2. James
McDonald added 13 points for USC.
Len Hahenbeller and Randy Burkert led
Drexel, which dropped to 3-3, with 16 points each.
Hatzenbeller pulled down a game·high nine re·
bounds.
The Trojans scored the game's first seven
points in leading all the way. It was 19·6 midway
through the first half but the Dragons narrowed
the gap to 36-28 at halftime.
Drexel never challenged seriously after the in·
termission as the Trojans slowly pulled away.
USC made 50.8 percent of its field goal at-
tempts while Drexel connected on 42.9 percent of
its floor shots. The Trojans out-rebounded the
Oragoni :n -30.
L9f1ei. •reeze• •1'er Cal SC•e £A
Forward Jim McCloskey scored 31 points,
leading Loyola to an easy 89-55 non·conference col-
lege victory over visiting Cal State (LA).
The triumph was the most one·sided win in 20 years for Loyola. The Lions hadn't won as de-
cisively since they defeated San Diego State 90·54
in the 1960-61 season.
Center Mike Antoine had 19 points and 11 re-
bounds for the Lions, who are now 3-6. Forward
Art Claybion added career-high totals or 14 points
18 rebounds for Loyola.
Guards Juvenal Guerrero and Willie Smith
paced Los Angeles Stale, which fell to 2·7, with
eight points each.
Loyola led at halftime 42.29 before breaking
the game open early in the second half. The lions
scored 30 of the first 38 points in the second half.
N.n~ A rfzo•• •Ii-I.JOB
SANTA BARBARA -Guard Elliott Jones
made two free throws with 22 seconds remaining
giving Northern Arizona University a 50-49 non·
conference victory over UC Santa Barbara.
Jones' foul shots gave the Lumberjacks a 50-47
lead. UCSB completed the scoring on a tip-in by
Richard Anderson with 12 seconds to go.
Jones led all scorers with 24 points. Mike
Evans added JO points and a team-leading eight
rebounds for the Lumberjacks, who are now 8-4.
Andeaoo paced UCSB with..19 points and nine
rebounds. York Gross added 13 points for the
Gauchos who,ar~now 4· - -ucsii held at 25-16 halftime lead but went cold
after the intermission, making only 33 percent of
its field goal attempts. NAU, meanwhile, connect·
Cltraswlns,8e.58
ed on 55 percent of its Ooo~in the finul..2tL mmutes. ------
,...,. •• ed•e• K ••• .. SC••!·
MANHA'M'AN, Kan. -Indiana's junior J uard
Randy Wittman poured in a team·bigb 14 pou 1 ts to
lead the lStb·ranked Hoosiers to a 51-44 vi C!lory
over Kansas St.ate.
Wittman hit on six of eight attempts fror n the
field, mosUy on long shots over the Wildcats' ti&ht
3·2 zone defense. Wittman also keyed the Hoo. \iers'
defense by shutting off Kansas State g uard
Rolando Blackman. Blackman scored 15 point :s but
was held to six·ol·l2 from the field .
The Hoosiers led 22-19 al halftime, then out·
scored Kansas Slate 12-4 over a seven·m tnute
stretch early in the second ball to open lhei1 ~ big·
gest lead of the game, 38·2'7.
The Wildcats pulled within four at 48·44 w ith 41
seconds left on a rree throw by Blackma.n. B ut In·
diana guard Isiah Thomas sank three of four free·
throw attempts in the last 32 seconds to ice th e vie·
lory for the Hoosiers, 6·3 on the season .
Kansas State dropped to 5-2 with the loss.
~.,,i..d •e•t• Gee ..... Tee Ila
ATLANTA -Albert King scored 20 of h is 28
points in the opening half to power the n l nth-
ranked Maryland Terrapins to a 66-55 victory c >Yer
Georgia Tech in an Atlantic Coast Confer 1mce
opener .
The Terrapins, 7-1, toot a 2'7·20 lead a t in·
termission behind the shooting of King, a 6-6 Sf !Dior
forward. King connected on eight of 11 shots I ·rom
the field and four of fol'r from the free-throw line
to score20of Maryland's 27 first-half points.
Tech, 3·4, fe ll behind 10-0 before Get 1 rge
Thomas scored the Yellow Jackets' first ba:; ket
more than seven minutes into the game. 'I 'he
Jackets never got closer than eight points in the
opening 20 minutes until Steve Shaw dropped i n a
pair of free throws at the buzzer to whi1 :tie
Maryland's lead to seven.
ft'll ,..,.,. •II We•rr 8Cme
OGDEN, Utah -Danny Ainge scored 26 pot nts
to help Brigham Young bu.ild an early lead, i tnd
the Cougars fought off a determined Weber St ate
College comeback attempt for an 85·78 none· on·
ference victory.
The 20th-ranked Cougars now have a 7·2 reco rd,
while in-state rival Weber State slipped to 3-8.
Ainge and Fred Roberts, with 22 points, pa' •ed
the WI\)' for Brigham Young as the Weste !rn
Athletic Conference team led from the openi .ng
tipoff.
Enjoying leads of as many as 19 points in I .he
~d i1alf~ BYU wa ~to-slow the fem .po
when Weber's Todd Harper, who led all score !rs
with 29, and Rich Escandon started bitting fn >m
outside.
Punch gets
-Pii-ates · go flat • suspension
TUCSON, Ariz. CAP> -
University of Arizona startl ng
center Dave Mosebar suffet 'ed
facial cuts Tuesday night wb 1en
he was punched by a teamm1 •te
in 'a pickup game after practic e.
Special to lite Dally Pllo& of the game with 10 minutes left.
COVINA -Orange Coast Greg K.rohnleldt, a sophomore
College, playing its flatest game guard from Estancia High and
of the season, fell 80·56 lo Citrus Rich Kindorf, a freshman
College in a non.·conference forward from Corona del Mar
basketball game here Tuesday High, each had 10 point.a for the
night. Pirates.
The Pirates (7·3) committed OCC's next game is this Satur·
21 tumoven to Citrus' eight and day against arch·rival Golden
altbou1h they led 30·28 at We1t-atGoldenWest.
halftime, lost that lead early in The RuaUen are led by Jim
the second half and never did re-Eldridge, a hustling type of ball
gainit. player. He bas been the team's
Citrw (5-7) sbol just 38 per-leadln1 scorer this aeuoa and
cent on the night (23 of 81), com-among the top rebounders on the
pared to a percent by Orange ~,.a_m.
Greg Cook was suspend ed
from the team indefinite! y.
;Coach Fred Snowden said aft ,er
the incident.
M osebar, 1 6· 11 sophom1: ire from Visalia started t he
past tour eames and averau ed
4. 7 pointa and 3.2 rebounds. , Ke
was treated at the unlven1 ity
medical center and releued.
"Personally, I've been strug·
gling late,y," commented
Murphy. "Whe~ you're not cet·
ting offensive production and
you try hard in practice, it gets-'
frustrating.
"A two-goal game like
tonight makes me feel like things
are gQing to start breaking apin.
rr~flclenceO'l'he
goals for me tonight are like a
liflht at the end of a tunnel."
Oilers lose
in title game
The Huntington Beach High
girls basketball team scored oh·
ly six points in the third quar\er
and couldn't recover, as the
Oilers lost to-Foothill High, 53·42
in the championship game of the
Sixth Annual Cypress Touma·
ment Tuesday night. M
Tracey Clinlcenbeard-ted" 1he
-Oilers' offensive attack with 14
points while Tammy Buckels
added nine. For their efforts,
both were named to the all·
tournament team.
In the game for third place.
Marina High came from behind
to pull out a narrow, 55·52, win
over host Cypress. Center Melin·
da Burris scored 14 points for
the Vilcings while guard Linda
Bohn and forward Colleen Berry
added te.n apiece. Burris and
Berry were also named to the
all-townament team.
In the title game, Huntington
Beach trailed the entire way but
were down by only six at the
half, 27·21. The disastrous third
quarter left the Oilers trailing
by 12 entering the final stanza
and Huntington Beach never got
close.
Betty Mendoza pulled down a
team high 18 rebounds while
Buckels grabbed 12.
The loss drops Huntington
Beach to 6-3 on the year. The
Oilers will take on city rival
Edison High this Saturday in the
first round of the Estancia
Tournament. Marina is now 6·2.
Coast (24 of 50) and were out.re-------------------------
bounded by the Pirates, 38-25\ .... -... But after OOC took a five polnt lead~ 38-33, with 11 minutes left,
the turnoven be1an to \alle theiJ' oll:-ettrus• bt11nt te.rv---1--
51-41 with •:en remalnlDI.
At tbat polnt, Citrus went lnto
a delay offeaN, forc:lq Onnae
Coast to fCllW. Cttnas' ftaal six
poblta .... all -tree tbrowa. Forward John Sauaden a
10.phomore from Mater DeJ
Hl1b, '8d Orap Cout ID tear·
tn1 witb lT piotata ad la ,.
boul\da with 11 .. but foaled out
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SPRINGFIELD, HI. (AP) -Illinois Atriculture
Departmeat ecnplo)'ees say their bou, state AO'lcuJtunti
Director John R. Block, will do anythln1 to belp a frieaij,~
but will "kill you for two pointa oo a buketbaU court." · '"·
Despite his spirited noon basketball 1amea wilb.
employees, they find Block almost sheepish when uked to
talk about himseU.
''He mingles with the employees, even with tbe kid at
the gas pump," said John Ochs, press
alde and close Block associate. "He's
not a boulful person. Ask him what
he's accomplished, and be.blushes."
The rormal announcement of Block
as President-elect Ronald Rea1an 's
choice to head the nation's Agriculture
Department was made Tuesday in
Washington, D.C.
A West Point graduate and former
lOlst Airborne infantry officer. Block,
45, takes his physical fitness seriously.
HE BAN AND FINISHED the Boston marathon last'
spring. On Sundays, when he is not tending to the family's
3,000·acre hog, corn and soybean farm near Gilson, in
Knox County. Block usually dons a jouin& suit and rUA$--
up to 20 miles in the heavily wooded Washington Park in
Springfield.
Agency employees say Block has used the same
energetic approach as agriculture director of the nation's
leading farm-export state.
Block was named by Gov. James R. Thompson to the.
$40,800-a-year state agriculture post in February 1977 after
becoming one of western Illinois' more successful farmers.
BLOCK TOOK OVER TIIE family farm in 1960 after
military service. It was then JOO acres and producing 200
hogs a year. It now is 3,000 acres. produces 6,000 hogs a
year and employs six full-time workers. '
Block has been a critic of the embargo on grain sales
to the Soviet Union imposed by President Carter after the
Russian intervention in Afghanistan.
Trew;U!"Y bills_
interest falls
WASHI NGTON (AP> The interest rate on short·
term Treasury bills fell significantly this week after weeks
of steady increases, the government said after its weekly
auction.
The discount rate on 13-week Treasury bills declined
from 16.667 percent last week to 14.992 percent. The rate on
26-week bills fell fr~m 15.423 percent to 14.032percent.
AS A RESULT OF Monday's auction , banks and thrift
institutions may pay up to 14.282 percent on popular six·
month money mar ket certificates, effective Thursday.
That compares with a current return or 15.673 percent.
The interest rate on these investments is tied by law to
the 26-week Treasury bill rate.
Depositors at thrift institutions also can earn 12 per-
cent on 2~-year savings certificates. while taking in 11.75
percent al commercial banks.
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' Llttlt' f'llnlll'r Jone~ J r . cuddles his puppy
ear h1s f arnil) • hom e in Three-"RoCkS.-
ufter Frt.>~no County officials shut off
vo wer to th1• small group of shacks and
)louse lnu!t•rs Ch ristmas looked bleak and
dark for the poor farm workers and their
Ta mmes until public ity of thefr phg t
brought out the giving s pirit in several peo-
ple iNho donated clothes and presents to
those less fortunate.
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Barking dog .
guards home
WASHINGTON (AP> -If your nei1hborboocl
bu had ita. share of buralaries and you're con·
aidertnc 1etlin1 a watcbdoe, take note: a doe's
bark is more i mportant than his aiae.
"What you need is an alert dog who will let
you It.now when someone is in the houae," said
Phyllis Wright, director o f uilmal sheltering and
control at the Humane Society of the United
States, which has Ila h e adquarters in Washington.
"Yo u don't want a man-or w oman·eater. A
medium-size schnauzer Is one of the best dogs you
can get."
Miss Wright, who purc hased and trainee) dogs
for the Army during the Korean War, said people.
looking for watchdogs sho uld give their animals
obedience trainjng.
"YOU WANT A STABLE DOG. one that
responds to you. not a s it uation." s hesaJd.
People who want a fir st -c lass watchdog s hould
read up on the breed t hat interests them and then
find someone who b reed s dogs with good te mpera-
me nts: "You shouJd find out as much as possible
about the dog's m other a nd fathe r."
But for those wit h slimmer pocketbooks who
prefer to select a pup fro m the local pound, Miss
Wright suggested walking by the ca ges to gauge a
dog ·s reaction.
"~ for a dog that barks at you when you
walk by," she s a id. "You don't wa nt one that sits
back in a corner You want a d og with his head
-cocked and his ear s a lert "
MISS WRIGHT S AID PEOPLE who purc hase
a wa t c hdog fro m a n im a l stie lter s take mo re
ch a n ces beca use not a s much is usually known
about such a pup's backgro und .
··Ask ror a persona lity profile o n the dog, a his ·
tory of its backg round a nd h abits," sh~_.s.aid .
For those who s imply want to sensitize their
present pup to impending d anger , Miss Wright
said dog owners should tak e the ir animal on a
leash for a walk a r ound its own property and e n·
courage the a nimal to spot t rouble .
··vou want to rein force his n atural tende n·
cies." she said. "Sa y. 'what's that ?· when you see
a squirrel or something . a nd when he responds. re-
. ward him and praise him " R l' ll 1 It C' .1 .: r ,, n 11 Ill -. "ill' Bf'ss I lcrrnann. 2 Stanton. t"A . m:rny n1en::>, ~aui.:hkr., ll~·h·n Au,11~1 of w11' 1'1·t1'r und Ton) ;md a nl'1J h1•ws and J,!randrh1ldren t o do it. but a s tone MISS WRIGHT, WHO LIVES IN s uburban
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•.f\'rthrllt!t F11unda1111n l'<tt•if1c· ~l·hool D1stn<·t lit• ts s ur dl'nt of Ball>oa bland. Ca can ted a cur se ut on think about w hen a nd whe re he 11 walk t~e ammal.
.))cw Mortuan d11·1·c•10,..., 1"1·cl "-' h1:.. \\if1• ;\111rgl)t J :i) Passed awuy on llN·<·mber thl' thieves wh i~h h e :·You may expose yourselr to more danger by t~k ·
un.iNl?'I<. n[ c ·n,,ta M1•..:1. <'a . a _hrmhi•r JR. 1980 111 :-.lcwport Hrueh. sa id would cause their !ng your dog out for a ~alk _at JO p . m . th.an staying
• Lt-:\\ u. DL'="'.'l.\JC,, n •,1 I· rank .Ill~ or l1Jl\;1 Service!> Ca Surv1vcd by h1:. wife bod1"es to shr'1vel s lowly in your .h.o use an d puttm~ m a mechamcal alar m d(!nl 111 v11 ... 1.1 \1 1.,,1 (";r .11·,. "'h1·dttlt•d for Frida~. i.:mity , ,.0 11 T od , ti nd
f.':i,,..,t•cl :.11 ,11 11n lh·l'l'nilwr lh•1•1·111lwrlfi. lflM0.111 uOP!\'1 tlau).!hter C:all . a lsu :J until next Ha llo ween. syst em.
~:!. 1!1~1 ,ti 1h .. ·•!!•' 111 H1, ,1 l th 1· "·a r bur 1. a " n gr;inckh1ldrcn No s1:n ·1rc.., "T hey should be O K.··
l-tun '''l'tl 11~ 111.., ll1 fro 1ta11·I l\h·m 11nJI ,l h;ipl"I llllh Hl'' 1\111 ht-hl'ld Pac·1f1c "'""" William s said. "Only the
'"n l>l'n" Uun111nj.! ,11111 t II r u l' 1' Kur~· ti· 11 r th I.' Mortuary dt rl'l'lors righ t legs s hould h ave
c r ;ind ch 1 I II t 1· n I. 11 r 1 l'.n •:.hytcnan ( hurrh of thl' shriveled a little by now. ~h1·rul:in ,Jl'lfn•1 1>111111111g 1 Ct\l·nunt <•fft r iat•n!! lntt·r I a lways start with the
l'alnik ,1111t l>Jih·ni• l>ull mt·nl :J I ll ur~1H l.alln
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS IUSI NESS FICTITIOUS llUSI NESS NAME STATEMIEHT NAME STATEMENT r~ foflow1nq Pftf"\CW'I 1,. <totno bu\I rne followu·w, per\On '" OO•nQ Du'i• r'I~\\ •\ M\!t .I\
FOUNTAI N V"LLE Y REALTY AVA LON INVESIMENT COM
Tu>l!n Callf1>rn•• >n~ SL•HllTT, ltl l'G & f'OOHKRG Ool'IQ ~m m I-oft AllO<I =A S•n Kl•;, f>tUIJ.o<ol>•. Ewi
Id Al'td (Allfotn•d 'f?10S ·1 ~· ~•ntwv PH1l E•tt. zrtOO
TtH\ bU~t(W\•~ 1\ 'onduf tM 0• Al'\ !n L.OtA~ .. lrt (.IUfOrni.1'°°61
: d i>IJOual FI SOIOJ
()onq ~~ 11'\'I Publt\~ Or.an<>-C,o4~t 0Mly P1IOI
Tf''ll\ \ldt~I <fir.rt\ filt'G w if'1' '"'° Df"C 10 I/ 1A )t 1980 4~/1 90
I (.ount., Clttrlt,. of Ot.tno-' Coul\t t on
O.c~m~' IMl I
"'°'" P l'BUC NOTIC E
PuOl•\hfoO <>•l'\QI'"' Co.n t Oaliy P11ot
Otc IQ " 1• )I 1"80 •• ,, ll'l N '7,._. Ft CTI TIOUS I USINESS 11S31 -.i Sir'"'' F'ounta1n V•ll•y PANY. J1l Ul•~Sl>U' "••n~ Co•0'1• Calllorftta '1'1108 d•I M•r, C•ll•om•• •1•1S
11111~ ,,i:.,11 1 .,,,.t,·r and :! '.\h·morial l'ar~ St·rv1ces un Shaw heads righ t leg because a ~th ers l'n\all• M'rvt<·•·' ll1·r lhl' t.l1rl'1·t1on of Harbor g r o u p of t h ieves w ith
hv the Nt•µluiw Sotwt' t.a~n M1tun1 Olive ~ortuar~ s ho rt right legs is m ore
PL'BLIC SOTICE HAME STATEMENT
1
-'Mtf fOllow1nQ cer'\On\ 4re 0 01nq
l>u\1nt\.\ M
1
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Gene A Bl•nco. 11 S31 M••d I "om•• E Sttll, Jn Lar,sour
PUBLIC NOTICE
Strt •t. Fovnt•in V•tl•Y. C•lfrornl• Avtnue. Coron. OPI Mdr (..tHlorn••
91108 •7•7S llAR-'1A:\ of< o:11:1 M1•sa ~0-55!>1 FV M o b vious than a g ro u p
,\f.llEl!T 1-: 11,\H\I.\'\ "'t:\'ILl.t: ~0118 with shriveled arms.··
r 1:-.11 h·111 "' i...r n .Ju J" \\'II.I.I \~1 .J :">:E\'ILLE. Onie L. ··Bud '" S haw An Allon . Ill.. fourt h
<'ap1'-1r.1n11 c .• l'.1:-.. .... ·tl .1).!•· KH n·~11lcnt ur Costa has bee n ins talled as. g r ade ecology c l ass
11\J\ 1111 l>1•11•mlw1 :1:1 t!IXO \h-,J. <".• l'u'\'il'd uwu~ on wors hiprul mas ter of p l aced the s tone i n
llClla,.h111111111.J11h II 1!117 lh·n·mh4·r 2:1. l!JllO lit! 14il' F · ho n or of a ret1"r 1·ng
I \ I I oun ta1n Valley H1cen :--1)1 \t\i•tl It\ '''' 11 1lt 14irnun. prt 15 IKY2111 .ima · teach er. The stone car· t·1an1•1·' \I 11 .11111 .111 .\lo11t .111a llt·llasa World l en n1al Masonic Lodge
•l.w ghti•i .Judilh \nn .ntd \\'Jr 1 ,.,.11'fan. holding No. 829. ries a n inscription warn·
... tl.'11 .,,111 1>1111 l ll.1rto11 C"11rp11rnl ,tutu" and st·rv1ng II i n g ma n k i nd t h at T he Fountain Va ey d t h 1 • i.. .. rvw1·,. ""'ti•· h"hl at tlt1• h1Sl'ountn m Franct· llr has mo e rn ec no ogy IS o1tANG1E COUNT V 1·11mrnun11, 1·hr1 ... t 1 .1 n IJl'c•n 111 th·,. Co:.ta Mesa :.in·a resid ent is a manage r in disrupting the ecology. suPE111011coUAT
Thh t>vM~\ I\ conauctf'd ov •n 1n f ni\ DuMf\es\> t\ tonou<.tf'O ov an n
dlvidu•t 01v1du•I
Ge... A Bla~o 1 llom•\ E Sl•ll
Hu!t 'latf'""f'nt wa\ hied w ith tnt Tn1-. \fiilftnef\t #d\ ttlf*d ••In Int'
County Clertii: ot Oraru~ County on Count1 (1pr" ot Or•nq" Count t O!<~mbf,.) t'90 C•h rorn1• on C>t1.eomOPr 1 1980
F ISIOOS FUOSSI Pulltl\nt!d Ora"90 COll\I o .. 1ly Pilot PuDli\l\(o(I 0. anqp Coa\I Oa11y P"ot
Dt< 10 II, 14 )l. 1"90 •91>1180 0.-< ) 10 If ]I lQllO •~S• 80
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USI NESS NAME STATEMENT
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Counft C.it-r• ' Otdh•)t Covnt, <H
ON1>mOt't I I~
.. 7) POMON .. STREET u. Easl
11U\ !)t•ttl CO\t.a Mf'\il C.•hforftla 0.1n1~ G••bP-rl J7'1 OranQf'•OOO
A 111tnu• lM • •m•IO' C.ttttorn• qono Ci on-y JatOO\ J1<1i F~df'f~t
Awf'nllfl' lO\ .,nqt'fl' C.•1tfotnid oOC>c:.e
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0.tni"I G1•bi!"'I
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C 1,,1n1, (t~n· o• 0f.-tng,.. C,,urth un
Df.ct-m~·' 1080 MAllC PAUL JACOllS. ESQ SLA'lllTT l(tNG & FOOHllERG l'M• C•"'"'Y Parll IE .. 1. :-900
L.O\ A"'9ttft* C..ltforftf41 tOOU C" ti u r r h -; ,111 .J 11 :i n ,1111"l' 1~24 Ill' was u mt•mhcr en g ineering and ope ra -T h e c lass collected 1oo c1v1c c-• Ori n wnt
,.-ICTITIOUS I USI IESS NAME STATEMENT
The foltowilnQ Of'r,ons d'P 001n9 bu~1nf\\ •\
F't~~· F1-
t ap1~1r;i1111. (";1 1111 F11rl;". of th1· loeul 1\mt:nc-an L<')o!wn ti o n s at Do u g I a s a luminum cans to b uy PLAIN~;~~M~~·.~~~RANCE Puot1\.~ 0t.dr~ t"'"'' "'°'''" 1>11ot Pvb11\nMJ c>ttnQt COd't O.titv P 11ot
llt•t'l•rnl11·1 21: 1:11111 al a11rl thl'Kmght:-..nf<'olumhus. Airc raft Com pan y in the s tone a nd travel to soc•ETY.•Nc !>OLAR WEST 11?77 A•mst•OnQ Avenuf!, Irvin~. C•liforn1• 9?714 Amle<h Co<-•llOI\, a Cal1lo•nla
corporation, 1112' Arm\tron9 Avpn~ Irvine, C.tl!ornia '1'111'
D•~ l 10 II )• '""° ,\&1>1. ~o O•c 10 17 ,, lt l'ltlO •010-80
:! 0<>1'~1 St .l••<J l'him s Cutholtc Long Beach. th e:;·chool t<>erect lt. . DEFENDANT WES TER N C"h h fl .1 I h MORTGAGE: COR PORllllON •ncl II EK MANN Oft' I' IS survtVCu >Y IS OOES I THROUGH 10, lnclu'"~ l>lt"I\ ll t:HMA:°'i'\. fl'"' ">OnW11l1:tmH Nc\'lllt•ofFort SUMMONS
dunt of c'11rnna dc·I l\1 11r. C'u Worth. Texas. a ctaughlt•r $600 b CASE NUMIEA ~••
l'asi;l•rl awa\ on 1>1•1•1•111 WI ury ' urc 0 1 ier. "-'-c•urt mey de<lci. -inst vou wlt1tou1 I M I w , f wh·u r~up 0008 set NOT•CEI You ..... -.-. Th•
22. t!J80 111• w<r<, lht• f11un<ll•r <'a . !>ISll•r Mr!. Velma Crnrt vour t>elrtQ he.rel un1•n you •HPond
o l thl' l't·p1J1·r M111or Cos l a Ml•s11 . Ca. I! WASHJNGTON <AP) -The a r med ser vices :'.!:_~'".•uv._11 ... 4 1M 1n1•m•llon ~ran1khildrr•n :mil :I great -------------. J,!ranikhtldren Mass or the will offe r a S600 bonus to veter a ns who re-enlist for Av1so1 UslM..,. ''"" ttema...a.<1o
ir N~une Society ' H<>Htrm·tion will he held on three years in the r eser ve m anpower pool after ~~ ~i!."i::',::'49 ,,,..:c~: ~:'.''::,,.::
tjliMA •U111Al ar HA Sat urcl:t). D1•c·emt>er 27. 1980 they tiave finis he d t heir military ser vice obliga-d• ""trw ••din Lu •• lnferm•· ll!Al/!7431 )A M S h . . d..,tt.,.tl-. -at It)·()( • at · l J<)a{' 1m s t10n s. 11 • .., wi.n 10 wo tlW: •Kh•c• 01 ·~ "'°"' HCl•I •••••llJ .... Hl•••nt Cuthohr Church. C.:osta :0.1esa The p rogram will go into e ffect Jan. 2 and is allornev In llllS m•ller, you \lloUlcl 00 ~ .. ,..,,.,,, ..... " .. "•ttt• ,..., .,,,., t \f T ••I'd••.=== ~~'.v'm· ,:~~1::,~1~:., r~~ril~e~t designed to help rebuild the Individual Ready ~:,:;,0:.~:':n:.0m:';4.!.i,~~.,:;/~:n
20,.. c-.. ., " R eserve and the Inactive National Gua rd, which s; us1...i tt.w• IOl•c•t•r e1 con!o<t1o ~ ~-----------• t~.1 ~~~·t·~~·."o1~.u~=~~k~:r are the m ain source of trained manpowe r to be ~~c!~.::~d~!:~~!~~~0 d°;":;;:
P'UIC FAMILY
C OLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
15c)1 Oolsa Aw
W1•<.tm1n.,1ror
8!)3 3~:>~
P'ACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL P'Altk
Cerreierv Morruarv
• Chapel
; 3500 Pac1l1c V1Pw Dr1vr•
Newport Bene 11
644 2700
•McCO.MIC« MOITUAllES
Laouna Beactt
494·94 15
St•f\"t('\"i unckr lhl' d1 rl'ction called up in the event of mobilization. manor•, \U ·~··· n crll• " ll•v
or Buhl fk•rgmm Smith & The reser ve manpower pool fell sh arply w ith ··~';;'·;.~os:'F~~,~~~ • ~~-;~11 Tu I h 111 Wc·~lt' It fr Ch ape I the end or the Viet na m wa r . the reduction in to tal compl•1nt ""' i-n flled by'"" Pl•ln
\lt1rtuJn or<'osta ~ll'sa regular armed st rength a nd the end o r the d~art. :~11, ~~:;~!:,;;uou 1~~~~ :~!~.~0 :'!!';'!
TOTH --------------------------I after lhl\ summons l\ \erved on you. MAl<IA 'l'OTll. ui:el:l2. res1-mt wttll mt\ t'oun a"Wrln•n ••se>onw
t.len t nr Anaheim. Ca Pussed to ,,,., (ompl~1nt Unt•u vou do so.
U b non QUEENIE your ~tautt w ill bP f'n1trtod on •P _.i" av un >cccm ~ :.12. 1...,.,_ t>Tlu1tonoi 1,,.p1..,,,1r11. """th,, coun
Shi• i/.. o;urvlvc<l ny a s ister may •nt~r" 1uc1Qmen1 •O••n<t '°" lor K a l ha r I n ll fl I a s(' h II r tlW: ••li<tl MITW•ded In lllt complalnl.
Anaheim, Cu . mete Annie wlllch tould rrw11 in °"'n••nmenl of llun1 v:ma~s of Santa /\na, ;,~0:,'·,':.~~':9,~Q=e~o;:·t':e•;~:,·
Cu GravesHil• servires will p1a1n1
he ht>ld on Fnday. IJccembf'r ; DATED June 10• 1'*'
2tl. 19RO at to:OO/\M at the /." • / ~1';,!'k" BR4NC'1, .. Melrose Abbey M.e..m.orjal ~ By.Chrisu ... e..Eait-,
Park , An:itic1m , Ca with ~ , __. ' ~e>uty
Pasfor-wnnam Hillmer of· r ' , !~ .. ~!,~=}~!!" r 1 r i at in g Inter men l at uso wlt!.lllrw Bt•d . 11th Ft
Ml'lrose Abbey Me morial ~:,·:~~~~-"
01v1ucn of Am,e<h Coroorat1on
11777 Armstrong Avtnvt trv•nf Calllornla 9271• Tnl\ busl .... $\ IS CO.,.,uelt'<J by. '"' por•tlon
R "-l•r\,
Gener•I Mol"'-OP' flus sl•l.,.,,.nt ••• 111..i w11n llW:
County Cler• ot Or•noe County on
D•cemi.r 8 '"'° "H l"'2 Publls,_, Or-Coa•I D•lly Pilot. Ou 10 11 1•, JI, l"° •• 1~
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
fn~ IOtlOW1ng C>ef\On I\ OO•nQ bU\1
nt\\ ., UNtVERSAl BUSINESS AS
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLJC NOTICE
SOCI AllON OF SOU IHEl!N FICTITIOUSIUSINESS
CALIF , Ulbl C•m1no C•P•S•••no Hf.ME STATEMENT j
Suqr 0 , S•n J111.tn Cap1\trano Jnt t0Hc>w-1no PP,-.on ., 001t'!Q Ou\1
C•IJfornia '12•93 ""' 4S , Jonn O•nnl\ C•P•rone H ( S 8UIL01NC AN O M41!1NE
E \pt1n.ot, Irvine-, C•l1forn1d '111 S SUP PL V toaa.t ~an Paco A vt1nvp Thu.-buW.ne ... ~.., 11....,. ...,. l'_OJ.llli.in V•ll•l'.C.•htorn.1•.tllOL 1nco•Po•••t<I ••-••lion other than • wan•• M t''~""•" 111 toe&J S•n part~r\.hip P a t o Av~nuf' F"ountA1n v,.,, .. .,. J O Cap.oro"'-' C•lllo'"ta 9110ll
'"'' ''alerneint w.u tiled wltn fnf' Tf\as t>u"nt-\\ '' it.onductf'a hY An '"
Counl't (lerk o• Outnoe Counlv on d1v1dual Oeccml><'r t t'lllO Wallor M Crandall 111
FUOH2 Thi\ Slf)tem...,,, wa~ fllt!CI w1tn I""' Pulllt\i.d Or•nOI' c .. sl Oa11v Pllol, Counly Cler• ol OrMQ!' Counh on Dot l. 10, II. 2•, llllO •80!> 90 0..t•m~· I ''"'°
l'ISOs.f PUBLIC NUnCE"-r' PubliS}>ed-0r.J"91P e .. ,., Oettv Pttot ~l~I0.11. 2•.1!!80 4Ub 10
l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE
Laouna 1 l!llo; Park. Anaheim, Ca Services
ltnd t•r the direction or Aall7.
llcri.tcr<m·Sm1lh & Tuthill
Wcstc·lifr C.:hapel Mortuary of
,
•I
Tiie tollowlno ~rM>ns .,, dolno
bu'111eU •s. Pubtlsnt!d °'""9' COiis! O•llv Piiot, 0 RA NGE c 0 u N r y Au r 0 0.t.U.Jt. 1"90 ancl J8'\ I 1', "" TRAOER, I& Orlltwood. lrvlnf,
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS NAME STATEMENT
768 0933
San Juan Capistrano
49!i·l 77fi
HA.RIO. LA W,._MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • CPrreterv
Crema1orv
1625 Gisler Ave
Cos1a Mesa
540-5554
"HCI llOTHIU
llU laOADWAY
MORTUAU
1 tO Broadwav
Costa Mesa
642·9150
IALnlHGHON
!MITH & TUTHILL
WHTCLIFF CHA"L 4'27 E 17111 St
Cos1a Mes11
646-9371
Costa Mesa 646-9371.
TRl~EL
llOWARD R TRISSEI.
Me m o rial ser vires ro r
llOWARD R TRISSEL. who
expired a t Hoag Memorial
ll o s p1tal o n Sunday .
Oer1•mber 21 . 1980. will be
held a t I OOPM on F'riday,
l>N'l'mber 26th. at Pacifi c
View Memorial Park in
Nt•wporl Reach The
Hrvcrend Charles Clark of
the l'~irst United Methodist
Church of Costu Mesa will
he thl' o ff iriati n g
l'lcrgyman. lie will be as·
, , ,
I
,-~
/ ... _
"Thanks. have a nice day yourselC."
sisted hy the members of ------------------------Seafaring Masonic. Lodge
#701!. Mr. Trlsse1 owned and
operated t he Costa Mesa
Blue Print Company for
many years a nd r etired
from that bwilness In 1962.
lie was Secret a ry of the
Art skills. targeted
Art entbuaiutt of all aces are invited to the
Jan. 12 open house of tbe lrvi.ne Arta and Craib
Center .Jn Herita1e Park at Yale and Walnut
Aven ....
11~ C•lltornle 92114 _..____ I l(e1111 R. Witt-. •• OrillWOOd.
T,,. 1041-ll'IQ oertor> " 001no busi ,...\,. .,
PUBLIC NOTICE Irvine. C.lllO<nl•921l• L V F DEL I ACO SIS •
'?•l• W•rn•r Av~nue Founl.11n Vartev. C.lllornlf .,,.,.
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINl.H NAME STATEMl.NT The 1041-tnci Cle<Mlt'I ll OOlno t>u\I
M\S•S CONTllACTOAS SPA & SAUNA.
'72 Espltneo., Oran91t, CelllornlA ., ...
Allen Le wis. •11 ElC>l•n•d•,
Or•-· c:.llfornl• .,... Tiiis butll!Mt I• Conduel.cl by •n In dlvld,..f. Alllt>lAWh Tl\I• s.....,.._t wet Ill~ wllh Ille Countv Cl••ll ol Oranee CO\lnly on
December I,'* """" Put>tlSNe Or-C:O.tl D•llv Piiot,
Ot~. 11. 24,31. lMO --~
"1BUC NOTICE • --------P'ICTITIOUS euSINISI
NAMI. STATl.MUn Tiit 1011-tno C>ef"llO'I ll dolflt bull·
MUH COSTA MESA O"" 110.AO CE NTEll, ,. w, m11 Stre.i, Cost.. Mew, CAlllofnl• 'IM'6
Gotdoft Olton, 3tao llh•tr A ... -. Newpe>rt BN<h. C..llloml• 9'16'.1 Tlllt .,.....,.,_. ,. <ondll<IH by llfl In·
dM -..1.
Gor*IOllOtl
M 1ur•en A W 1et•nd , 16 Or11twOOC1. Irvine. Ca11forn1• '1111
Thi \ bu11n•'' 1s conducted by
llui.l>•ncl -wile -MllA,Wlet-
Lvl• vtnc:..-1 Flnlev. llM Sedl!r1lt C0<on• dltl ""'" C.lllornia 'l'l.Zl Tnts buSlrwu Is conouct..i 1>v ..., 1n dlvlctuat Lyle V Flnlo Tnl\ •u t-1 was 111~ wit" tne Counlv Cler-of Ounoe County on Oe<emt>er I,•• Thli IYI-w•s Illa! wllh lllt County Cler-II or Or•nqe County on fl1MSU 0.cember I, HllO Publl•htd Or-Cotlsl O•llV Pi101. l"ISllll
De<. 3, to. II,,,,·~ ---~ • Publlllled 0r.,. C.O.•I O•lty Pilot. o..c to, 11. "· 31, 1'90 ... :MO
P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE
l"ICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAMa STATlMlNT STATEMlNT O' AMNDONMEN T ThtJ tollowlng .,.,IOns •rt dolnq OF USEOF buSlneu a : "CTITIO'IS IUSINEH NAME
CHRISTIAN ESCROW, lUl 8-ller The IOllOWl"9 --· ... ,,. H•n Ave,. .... 0Ktal!Mw,Celllorn1at2'2' donod the use ot lh• i:1c11t1ou1 H•y.., Cor-tl41orl', • C•lllornla 8u1lneu N•me CO•PC>••llOll, •oo Five H•rbors ....... FOUNT4tN REAL ESTATE, lOS41 Hunll,,...,,.llN<,11,Celllornl•t'l... Ettls Avenut. l'oun1 .. 1n VAllfy Tllll NIMH ll (OftlNc:ltd by• tor· C•1llornla t'llOll PDf'•llon. Tht Flt-lltlou• Bullneu N•,,.. ,,. H41)'911r Corpertl4IOll lerrecl to _,,. •U fll..i 111 Or•"lfe ~H•Yff. ~lvon-"Jtifv'I. 11n
"1Mlclitfll H•YOM COrporallOll, • C•11101n1a Thll t1411-t •• ,,,.., wlllt IM C()(PDf'4ttlOll, '°'' ,,,,,. H•rbon l • ... Co11ftty C .. '11 of Oran .. CIAlftlv on Hunll"91011 9"<11. ~•lllOflll• 91.,..
Ot<t,,,_ t, 1•. Thlt -.,.u w•s <ondu<led by a fltltMI c••C>Of'tl4IOll.
""911"'9d Or .. CMll O.lly Pllel, ........, C•-atl°" Dec J, It, 11, U, l'IO ...... ........ Ht¥9" NICINOTHHS
SMITHS' NOaTUAIY
627 M11n St
Hunltnoton Beach
536-6539
Seafarina Masonic Lodge of
Newport Beach for 18 years
from which he r~enlly re -
ceived the "Hira m Award "
tor exceptional services. In
A nwnber ol demonatratJom will show arUaUc
tecbnlq._ taucbt ln cJuaea at the=ceater.
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Tlllt llM-1 Wt\ l1IM wlll\ tlw c..,t1tf Cle"' Of" 0rf"41t Ctll"IY Of\ 0tc-i.1• • his urly d1ys, he helped de-......, ________ _, velop and merket one of the For more tnlormatlon about the 1 to t p.m.
open 1*lle call 552· lCnt.
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Pul • few word• to work for ou. -"· ,.,,_.I_.,,.. Or ..... CMR Dalt\' l'tlol,
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P UBLIC NOTICE
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Puo11,r--o OrAf'\QI~ (.Qd\t Dd•'• P1tot
IH• J 10 " 1• 1980 •BS1 &II
Pl'BLIC' NOTl{'E
"IC'TITl9US 8USI NES5 NAME STATEMENT
T"~ tollow1no Pf''\O"~ dtP do•no
DU)•l\fl>l>----TUMMY~~F1'"R~l£>~11 Slrttt, CMla M<o.a Ca "1•11
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T ht\ DU"•M'\I I\ conduct.a Dv an tn
dhldUAI
Krunq '1 L•• Tnls statem.nt wns 11100 with the Count,. Cltrk oi Oranoe Co1mly on Peum1>u 19, 1990. 1"11..,..-Publt""" Or-Coa\I DAiiy Piiot
~< 1•. 31 1.i J•n 1, II., .. , 5015·90
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~
f fU fOflOWlf'MI Qltt \Of't t). 601nQ b.;"1 ,,.'\.'\ .,
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l "" \tAftmfnt *•' t1Jtd .,.i1tn 1r.i. Covnly Cler• ot O••nOI' Counh °" Otc•m-1 l'llO
flM~ Publ"nf'O Dr-Coast Oa11r Piiot O«l J 10, II }• t.i ...U 10
PUBLIC NOTICE
N·rntl fltCTITIOUS aUSINIU S NAMl STATIEMINT Tht followlnq .,.,,,~>ns er• dolnq bu"neu •s OR ANGE COUNTY SANDING.
IJH N P•·~•' •II Or e no t CAlllOf'!lla "'61
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May the True meaning of
hrist mas be with you and
yours now and a l w11ys.
From all .the fire fighters at
the-:
COSTA MESA
AIEMAN'S ASSOCIATION
All of u:. a l ~11,i.1on Rl•alt) extend o ur
warml'Sl w1:.h<::. for J Joyf1llcrl holulay sc·ason &
a new yc<ir 1Jnng1n~ yr1u happ1ne,.,i-. go11d heal lh
& grol fortunt'
MISSION REAL TY
NEWPORT
CBnER
200 Newport Ctr Or
Ste :.11 Newport At>; 1r h
Wishing 011r fflends < ind
customers a very Mt ·rry
Christmas
W•sley t4. Taylor Co. •
2111 San Joaqwn II 1lb Hd . " •
:'llewport HeaC" h
644·4910
1525 M ... , .... Ctr. I.
Costa Meta t7t 01370
at CHRISII ~AS
P*1:e Broti lers
Snitm' M1r11 tuary
C7 MalnS· t.
Hlftll\llon 8' !aCh I HMIJ•• ,
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COSTA MESA
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
zt60W.WLste.D
Coetew.M
t7t.OSJ•
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from
BALBOA ISLAND
FEllY
410So. Bayfrant
Balboa Island
'73-1070
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Tlae Miiier Marine C rew
\\ 1 .. 11 you u \'cry ~terry ChrlstnHlK
.'wtay Your llome Be
Filled W1lh Low.
Good lleallh And
llappiness Thruoul
The Holiday Sc·ason
And The New Year
associated
BR n "' f II , ~ f ti ,. r ~ 'J
' .' .;., l! " ••
We're ~l owi n ~
~ith ~oud wishes
for ~ ou a nd your
fam ily.
WASHINGTON
CLEANERS & J
LAUNDRY
1077 w ........
CostoW.sa
All o1 us al Lido Really r
ext e nd our warmes t
WlShes for a joyous holi·
day season & a new year
filled with good health.
happiness & prosperity
::A. Ur11 merr11 ~Im~
lo 1}ou anJ 1}our6
WAl>Vf' "OLIOAV
1b ALL/
GREETINGS OF
THE SEASON ..
• 67~5930.
M ay the joys of Christmas be
always with you and your family.
PAMPEltED PET
HOLIDAY HOTB. .~\·
20592 Laguna i ~~~ ·~
Canvon Road ·
Laguna Beach
·l 494-01.,2 r
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yours every joy!
ALLIED B.ECTRIC
& UGHTIMG CO.
222 Vldoria
Costa Meta
646-3737
(Al'ross from
Greenhave n Nur!lery 1
-May lhe-8te991n~ of ennstmas be
Bestowed upon you and vour loved
ones on the Joyous Chnstmas
PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
MORTt:JARY
110 Broadway, Costa Mesa
642r-9150
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HOLIDAY
GREETINGS
LIVIMGSTOH RIAL TY
6078 Warner
Huntington Beach
147-2622 141-0247
lest Wishes
for the Holday
SealOft!
I. C. T.ntor Co. l1altors
l C.,,.,. .... Dr .. Sh. I 0 I
Mew,.t .._. 640.ttoo
From our place to
yours, the best Merry
Christmas ever!
LLOYDS MUISBIY 20IJttt~,.,t
ltY4
Colt9*-
646-7441
AtrgrHt gooef wrsh•s
for tht1 ~" of th•
sttason'
J J
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DENtlSON ASSOCIATES
SAY
H and PfoaPentv to -... -~'
our f i ne
customers.
WllTCUfP PLAZA CLIA.t9S
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646-2392
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1141 l•INr ..... C.M.
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546-5605
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-· NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS #Dovv JOnes Final
UP 4.77
CLOSING ta.OS
Fftneu entlaaulaat
Ag boss choice·: ..
stresses exports
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SPRINGFIELD. UI. (AP) -Illinois A1rlcu1t&&re
Department employ ees say their boss, state Aaricul\we
Director John R. Block, will do anytbina \0 help a frie·~.
but wUJ "kill you for two points on a basketball court.'' ..
Despite his s pirited noon basketball ••mes '¥itb
employees, they find Block almost sheepish when askea'io
talk about himself. . .
"He mingles with the employees, even with the kid at the gas pump," said John Ochs, press
aide and close Block associate. "He's
not a boastful person. Ask him what
he's accomplished, and he blushes."
The formal announcement of Block
as President -elect llonald Reagan's
choice to head the nation's Agriculture
Department was made Tuesday in
Washington, D.C.
A West Point gr aduate and former
lOlst Air borne infantry. offi cer, Block.
45, takes his physical fitness serio11$1Y. aLOCll
UE RAN AND FINISHED the Boston marathon last
spring. On Sundays, when he is not tending to the family's
3,000-acre hog, com a nd soybean farm near Gilson, in
Knox County, Block usually dons a jogging suit and runs
• up to 20 miles in t he heavily wooded Washington Par~ in
Springfield. ·
Agency employees say Block has used the sa'ine
energetic approach as agricultur e director of the nation's
leading farm·export state.
Block was named by Gov. J a mes R. Thompson to the
S40,800-a ·year state agriculture post in February 1977 after
becoming one or western Hlinois' more successful farmers.
----BLOCK TOOK OVER THE family farm in 1960 after
military service rt was then 300 acres and producing 200
hogs a year . It now is 3,000 acres. produces 6,000 hogs a
ye~r and employs six full.ti me workers. •
Block has been a critic of the embargo on grain sales
to the Soviet IJnion imPosed by President Carter arter the
Russ ian intervention in Afghanistan .
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rH• fAMILY I COLOMIAL FUNERAL 1 HOMI
7801 Bolsa Ave
Weslminster
893 3525
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MEMO•IAL , ...
1 Cerreterv Mortu.irv
' CllapPI
J500 Pacll1c Vie w D11vl'
; Newpon 9(1ar 11
~ . 644 2700
~ ~OIMI~ MOlTUoHIU -
Laovna Beach
I 494·941 5 1 • Laouna Htll• I 768 0933
San Juan Cacw.1r01nn
495 171t,
I.
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Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler AvP
Costa Mesa
540-5554
J
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
f'ICTITIOU~ au11111a11 f'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS
MAMll STATllMllleT NAME ITATEMENT
Tiie ICll-4"9 _ _, I• OOlnO t>1lll· Tr•• IOl•-•no Ptnon I• "°"'"' Ou\I· nen •t: neu ••~
FOUNTAIN VAl...1..EY "EAi.TY AVAl..0 1'1 INVESTMEN T COM
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Calllornla '21111 det Mar, C.totornla m u
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dl•IOUal dl•ldual
GeM A. Bl_,,.o ThOtnai E Slell
Tiiis ............ , ••• fllod wllll .... Tllo\ ................ ,...., *II" ....
County Clffk ot Oranoe County on County Clerk ol Oranot County
O.<emlllr s. ,.., C11o1orn11 on OKtmlllr I 1'90
"""" Ft~~· Publl.-Or.-. Coatl Daoly PllOI, Publo~ OranQP Coa\t D•lly Polot,
. 0.C. 10, 17, 14, JI,,.., •M-IO Dec ), 10, 11, 74 l'llO 48~4 10
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f'ICTITIOUS IUSt IUS
NAME STATEMENT
T"t follo•ln9 Pt"""' art dolno ou•lneu a•
SOLAR WEST, 1nn Arm\tron9
Alltr>ut, lr.lr>e, talllornla 91/i.
A"llKll C.0.poutlon, • Catllornla corporation, inn Arm•trono AvenU<'.
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Ol•lslon ol IVnlltch Corporation,
11'11 Arnutrong Avenut. lr•lnt .
Calllornla "7714
l 111• bullrwH h concluclt<I Dy 1 cor
Poratlon
R, "-''"· CieMral M1na9tr
Tiii\ stal-*M llfrcl •1111 '"' Co1111ly Clerk or Orange County on
Oe<tmlllr I, ,..,
"""" Publl.-o--. Coast Dally Pilot,
Dec 10, 17. 14, JI,'"° 4'1S.IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTtflOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tr.. 1o11ow1no person " c1o1n9 l>U"
ne\\ •s UNIVE RSAL BUSI NESS AS
SO CI A TION OF SOU TH E RN
CAl t F • ll"I C•mtno Capl\trono,
Suitt 0 , Sall Jua n C•O•Slrano
Ca1tlorn1a .,.'3
John Do""'~ Coparo., ... !>'
E1plenlde, lrv1n•. C.lllorn1••171S
Thi' bu\lneu I• t-uctt<I by an un·
lft<O<jMW.i..tl ._.-''"" Vlr.rllm!. partnerlhlp
J o.'-•orw
lhl• '"''-' ••• ltlrcl •Ith the Count~ Clerk ol Oran91 County on
0.Ctmber I, 19'0. l'UHSJ
Publl.-Or4n91 Coast Deity Piiot,
Oec. J, 10, 17, 74, 19'0 ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tnti"IOllootlnQ ~·-" doon9 OU\I fte~~ ,,·
SPECIALTY AUTO WOAotS, IM
Lov•n S1rte• =A. Co\•• Mt!'•
C•tttorn1• W•lt.
OBITUARIES ..
PVBLJCNOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE Yo\rHht•O tc.OO•m• l~O LO'fO'• Road. CO\t.l MtW , C•t.torn1.o Otlo ~" > _,...., ..-~td Df 111n-,,rl -----------------
d1v1du•I lol·n..t V09'•n••o l(C)(Mm.o FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
Tnl\ \llle"""11 w•• ltll'O ••In ,,... NAME STATEMENT
(.ounl';' Clf'rt ot OrctnC)f County on r ht •ot1ow1nq per\,On\ •'t dolnQ
~u:mbf'f' t 1'90 t>u\lftf'\' •~
FUOUO 6 AY StREET P ARTNERS111P.
Publo\.-Or°"9" (O..\t O•tlf p,101 JU E 1/111 SlrU I, Coll• M•U.
l>e< l 10, ti,'' l'llO •I ll llO Catllor.,i. Dan••I Cillber1 :nn Dran9ew00d
PUBLIC NOTICE
N·l?ttl
l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tiie IOll0..1"9 .,,,,..,,, •\ do•no bU ..
f'f'\\ .,
CAFE US A lfolO W•onul lloD
Tu\t1n, C1Ht0f°n1a 91680
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ta Ana, (llllo•n•a "110~
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...... nut, Lo) AnQeon , Calllornl•-
r h" Durn>e•S '' conducted by a
hmo led ""r1nrn hoo
D•n•ol Giibert
Thi:\ \t•ttfT'tnt w~\ ftf.O w•t" •M
Counly Cltrk or O•ar>qe County on
Dectmiwr •. '"° SLA¥1TT, IClklG I FOOHIEltG
1(1~·( '"'IJat-, ·~· t1-»f ... eMwy l"ara EHi, •*
LHA .... 19'1 (lllforft••-7 Th•\ ttusiN:n 1-. conouclecl by •n 1n dlvldval ,,,..,
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Thi\ \tal-1 wa\ hied w•lh IM 0.c 10 ti l•.JI, ltlO 0 11·IO
County Clrrk of Oranoe County on 1 O.etmber •. 1'1111 """" PuDll"'°"' OrancJO Coa.t Dally Piiot
Oe<. 10. 11.14. JI 1..a ••ll·IO
P UBLIC NOTICE
N·ntM
flCTITIOUS IUSINESS
klAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie toltowlf\9 person• art dotn9
bvt>iMH ~
tFICTll tOUS I USIHEU 1'11 l'OMO"A STREET. U. Ee\I
NiUlollE STATEMENT lllh Str"I Cou .o -w , talllornla
Tne tollo..onq pl'rson '' OO•n9 bu\• Oan .. I CillM,, 1111 Ora"91WOOd
nf'\\ ., •"f'"ut . LO'\ •••mltO\. c.11torn.a 'Ono
BENMOPE. PROPERl •E!o •I S idney JatoD• ,, •• F•d ••••
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C-•lltorn1• .,MIC l1m1t~ p,M1ner\hfp Sl~PMll M Cn•""' JS EHll•" Danofl Colbert frv1nf' (4l1f0f'n.d l'l'UU ,,,,, \f,ft~nt WtH h lfl.ld With th•
f1'11'!. Oiu\.ln-h) 1\ t.O'\Ov'1f'O OJ •n 1n· (o\fnh Cterll ot Or•nOf' Counh o"
011,10u.tl Otc•mbfr" f'fl
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liH\ \l•t.,,,..nl w•\ I 100 "'"n t,... Sl..A¥10 , lttNG I l'OOflllEltG
Court!• C•tr• 01 O••no<> Cour>ly on1 *' C.•wry l'ar11 E••I, •• ~ctmMr I l"llO l e1 "-'•· Cltlf«..,• -7 FlloO~ F l-
Pvbl",_ 0rd"9" (Oil•I DA•I! Polot Pubt"lted 0-•"911 Co.t>I Dally Polo!,
~< J, 10, II 7•. t'l80 •860 to O.c 10 11, 1• JI 1990 •91().IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSll'IESS
NAME STATEMEklT
fht tOtlOWIOQ Ofr'~ I\ dOlnQ Ou\1
nr u o~ 8R00Kl'IURS I WAV l?Ul
Brookhur\I W.;y Gardrn G'ov~
C•1ltorn1a
H •nti; J A\br.t 1'>011 Fjor•O•
Stre:~t, Hunting·ton 8t•t n. ("Ahtorn•A
9l6AI
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d1.,1oual
Hf'nf y J A~t>' a
fr,1\ st•t..mrrnt w .t\ ftlf'd "'''h tnt
CouMy Cler~ of Oraf'\oit Countt-on
'l.CtmMI t ltlO
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PtJbllSPWO Or•"O"" (04~f O•il'" Pilot
.,., l 10 11 1• 1990 •119 10
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FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlncJ pen.on ·~ do1no 1>u11
ness •\ C'5 8U•L0 t111G AND ~•lltHE
SUPPLY. loet; San P•co Avenut'
Fount•1n V•lfey1 C•ltfor·n•• t UOI
W•tttrM Cral!O'fn 111, lOIU~n Paco A1'•nue. F'ou nt at n V•tt ev.
C•lllornl• 9?708
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