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Home My WebLink About1984-11-11 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ORANGI COAST • G. B. T R U D E AU C'MON, MIKE, SPIT ZON1<£R.1 J. J. ANO I IT {){fT. WHAT'S ON HAVc HAO A UJN6 TALK.. YOl/R MINO 7 \ I I'V& APPLl&O 7D MEPICAl SCHaJl . ANO I HAVE EVERY R.EA50N ff) &ll&J/E I I'll BC AC- C£PTW. GARFIELD ® .. tJH·Hllf. tuHA T MCPICAL .som.. 15 "TJl/51 ZONK? I a a a ,, occcaoo·ooasssccs SUNDAY,NOYRMBRR11,1884 ANOSH&'S 7lJRNED Y{)(J AGAIN5TM& I HAVc YOU 5fOK£N 70 HIM YET, MIKE 7 """ tJM .. MJ, MJT ITT. I - AGAINST '>W? ZONKER, J J. LlM3 YOU. SHC's JtJ5T NOT SURE 5H!3 WANTS TO l/VC W!TH 'f()(J RJR. TH& RE5T CF H&R l/Fe / TJlc EJ48Y CJtX C1XiUj6 a= fffl'51CIAN5, Ir YOtJ MUST KNW. IN PQl<T-AtJ-PRINC£. IT5 NOT THAT OW, BUT IT'S VERY / REPf/TABlE ? _.; WAH MA HA MA! t • • SZZT.-X a a c « re a a c • c c c c « « « • ' c < c er - YOUR HOMlmWN DAILY PIPll WHY NOT? HC'S86CN $RR/8lY 8U5Y, JJ. IT~ THe KITCHEN 5TAf f AGAIN, 511<. 7H&Y WANT THE CAC¥WER5 M CF THE FREEZER I \ YOU. PJHAT? IA/HAT DO '!W fo'ltAN? I NO W4Y {,I.Jc NWJ lJ.(JX 5Tlff5 ~ M10-7!3RM5. by Jim Davis WHAi A GREAT SUNC/AY! NOTHIN& CAN 5 POIL MY PAY MONPAY t5 COMIN&! C 1914 ~ted FH ~ynoteate Inc • ., ........ _,, -·------ --. - . . -----------------~ NANCY ~ t 5LUGGO ISN1T HERE . YET--I HOPE HE'S NOT ; LATE FOR THE MOVIE SLUGGO PROMISED ME PIE A LA MODE AFTER THE BUT HIS MEMORY IS so DQOR! . . I DENNIS THE MENACE JUDGE PARKER -REMEMBER --THE t-.--......f ALAMO \ \ I I I ......_ I ... I dropped a jar of honelj ... DID THE DOCTOR SAY IT'S POSSIBLE MOVIE! AFTER LEAVING A . NOTE FOR THE BOYS' FATHER, ABBEY TAKES CHUCK AND DAVEY BACK TO SPENCER FARMS WITH HER THAT AUNT BETH WILL THAT SHE MIGHT HOW LONG WILL SHE BE IN THE HOSPITAL? BE ALL RIGHT, MISS NEED SURGER'l': SPENCER? CHUCK! WILL WE BE ABLE TO STAY HERE WITH YOU UNTIL SHE YOU CAN STAY HERE JUST AS LONG AS YOUR OAD WILL NOT COMES HOME? OBJECT, DAVEY! REMEMBER THE ALAMO by Harold Ledoux I 1 u jl 1! I DON'T WANT TO GO HOME IF AUNT BETH ISN'T THERE! • -----------------·------·-·_...._.. .......... ..___._ .... ._ ___ s•s --•& ---2-22 PEANUTS 1R by Charles Schulz GOOD EVENING, SIR .. MV ~AME 15 BROWN , . AND l'LL SE YOUR WAITER. TON 16~T I T~INK MAY6E l 1LL JUST ~AVE A SMALL GLASS OF YOUR ~OUSE ROOT BEER .. OUR SPECIAL TONr6~T 15 006 FOOD .. MAV I BRlN6 VOU AN APPETIZER WHILE YOU'RE DECIDING? T~A~K YOU, SIR .. l1LL BE RIG~T BACK WlT'4 YOUR DINNER ... OKA4 ... HIKE IT 0~1WO! I LOVE THIS PLACE! WHAT ABOlJI ME z. EVERQ pl.Al; rr's 'LES GO l0~6' ! I DON'T KNOW W~4> ! fHE4 NEVER THROW ME /HE BALl .1 -rn E 01l1ER TE.Ari\ OOE5N'I EVEN COVER ME ANQMORE ! ! ~ I )) ~ ti h ~J 11 _,.., J\J .. WOULD YOU CARE TO LOOK AT OUR ROOT SEER LIST? LES I lX)O GO lONG ! EVERl.y)BOOO'S 4ELltN& ! WE MUST'VE SCORED.' MOON MULLINS by Ferd and Tom Johnson a S,AME C~ICk'EN soup ... 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H ( u191>111 ., MOC!t3 l o.., .. , .... , cMJ I M >u•,•1110 5rr;e -------by Hal K4iufman ® • LINE DRIVEi Chal'-nte: Beginning at one Of the nine doh at right, win.out removing pencil from paper, draw four • • • CODED WORD TOPONDERt Letters of a certain nine letter word have been numbered In order and rearranged to spel I three three letter words represented on the blackboard above These words may be defined thusly 1. A gr.ssy m.adow. 2. Vim and vlvor. 3. A tlrMWOrn P11th. To discover the orlglnal word, place the digits l 9 In a horizontal rt:NI and jot down numbered let· ters of the three three· letter words below cor· responding numbers. What Is the word? AIMii,,_., .,,., pu• ded ..... ,. 'l>.IOM AUii t · .1•n19d;ld t i P-'°'" II!! 1tral9ht llMS "'-' PHI through all of the dots. No lint may be drawn through a dot more thlln once, and uch llne. after the tint, must INgln where the prec:tdlng lint ends. Line-s may extend beyond the box. • • • • • • t 't "1141 fl Mel~ IUtM • .. 't 't .. .All ..... 91 .. It ,...A~ pu• ·c 'l .. lll•J" II ·1 •I .... , .. '6 1• .,, ... , .. ,, •• I Ml~,....,,. .. • Riddlt-Me-Thlst When should a rabbit answer the door? When hop-portunlty knocks. What's tall and gretn and made of jelly? The Jtlly GrMn Giant. HEADS UPI C.n you help deliver the h.ad above to Its destination at point X? Trace through lln11 to find out. 0 • '$/ FACE CARDI lrlght colon wfll enMr.ct the f•ce of the fvMy m.n shown above. Add these hues: 1-Red. 2-llue. >-Y•Uow. 4-Dk. purple. s-Flesh tones. •-Oil. trffn. 7-0ll. brown. SPELLBINDER SCORE 10 points for using all the letters 1n the word below to form two complete words ILEACHED -- -- ---... THEN score 2 points each tor •II words of lour let1en or more found •m009 the letters . Try to sCOf'e at 1••11 so points. ~·opei~...-.. For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston Jot-\N-QU\CK l COME AND LOOK AT 1H1s! WE.LL·· HA HA ·· 1 GUESS l'D Be:n~R POT A (HA-HR} SIOP TO lT. 0 b~ Vl13il ~rfc.h, ® Q ' ~ Newt Am.rice Syndicate e ...... GtOUP Chicago. 1nc •• 1,.. . .. ' ' 0 . - . . . ,· Ll221E•s POT F\ B~Y~~~~ '. .. , . . . . . . • • • I .. ' • \, . -- -. CHUCKLE..t GIGGLEl HA· HA-HR-HAW HOW MANY 1TMES HAYE WE TOLD yoo ~Tu TEA8E:. THE D06-fJ! ~ I . . . . . . . . . _, -,..,.. • 11-11 ' I t-\E. IT l HE'5 GOlNG- NU\S! HR! HA! . I . _ .. __ . __ . _ -·-·--· -----------_..,....._ ________ .,.._. -· ~·~-~ ........................ ..-a ... a••-•a•s~•sl!ll&..-ii--•ll!llC GORDO p ro ~OU KNl:JW ~Al IHE COMBl~ED W.El~HI OF iHE l~*GT€7 OFTH£ ~Of<J.-D 15 HF<Ee TtMl:::S ef<EAT.ER -r+iA"1 \..U: VJEIGHT OF AL&.. us A1'J IMAL.:5 Ptff IO~Hef:Z~ 605~, 'k)U'"E. AMAttN&1 t\lORMAN\ 5CUlP1URt BY J~ bt.E., ~ORMAN, U)\E.N 1. 6RDW 0P, !. W~N\ IO 0£ ~h (,()00 ~\ ''S1M<6\.HP SMA?~'' A? '{OU ARE.~ ,·~~ N~\JE-R 6~N AN~ONE PLA'i 'f i-\A\ WE.Lt}.l. \.\8-'' . M'i 0\& 6ROIHE.Rl. lA?1E.~,r~:f~lGK,1"E-Qe. Ar<£. ~ME. 1~\Nb6 IN l.l~E. MORE- \M~O~AN\ ·n~AN 6E.\N6 'fl-\~ AL.1"°U6\1 , OFf~AND, r 1. CAN '1 "f~\NK or: ~~~ O~ i~U~M. ~~ B€.S1 .~\ A \)\OU> GAME.~ OF C.OlJ~~! A~D .1-UCK'(' ~'/Ol). HAU: ~··f:M Ar<E l>J THE AllZ AJ....L. IME. -nMe.' • ~ i s g .., I : I ii NOooov OP!WS A CAN OF GtJAT5 ( Far< ME. IF -me'/ ~HOLJ.l-D AL-L. J:;\j~ ~DAT ONCE: .. -· ~ 1-r WOLJl-D ~oc..~ It-ff: ~r<Tl-t Ol)i OF OR~rrf • ~~g/A THI kite:: A00tYf lif • l. roN•T WAtJI 10r • by Jeff MacNelly ·------------~-------....-----------------~--------- A message from those who don't to those who do. We're uncomfortable. To us, the smoke from your cigaiettes can be anything fron1 a minor nuisance to a real annoyance. We're frustrated. Even though we've chosen not to smoke, we're exposed to second-hand smoke anyway. We feel a little powerless. Because you can invade our privacy without even trying. Often without noticing. And sometimes when we speak up and let you know how we feel, you react as though we were the bad guys. We're not fanatics. We're not out to deprive you of something you enjoy. We don't want to be your enerrues. We just wish you'd be more considerate and responsible about how, when, and where you smoke. We know you've got rights and feelings . We just want you to respect our rights and feelings, as well. A message fromtho_se who do to those who don't. We're on the spot. Smoking is something we consider to be a very personal choice, yet its become a very public issue. We 're confused. Smoking is something that gives us enjoyment, but it gives you offense. We feel singled out. We're doing something perfectly legal, yet we're often segregated, discriminated against, even legislated against. Total strangers feel free to abuse us verbally in public with- out warning. ' We're not criminals. We don't mean to bother or offend you. And we don't like confronta- tions with you. We're just doing something we enjoy, and trying to under- stand your concerns. We know you've got rights and feelings. We just want you to respect our rights and feelings, a~ well. ltmu}.[hl /11 \VIII 111 /111 111/• ,,.,, ,,, , lllJ/11/IJll 111/lf/I )I tr.· R.J Reynolds Tobacco Qmoony ·-"'·~~co c 0 <r Let Joan Riven make all the disparaging cracks she wants to about country crooner Wlllie Nelaon Fact 1s. a lot of women think ~elM>n , SI. currently !>tarring in his fifth movie. The Songu nter. 1s decidedly sexy Take one womans reaction \\-hen Nel- !)()n sang, "Who will buy my memones" at a recent con- cert: "I will. I will. Wilhe.'' cried the ardent fan Whatever they cost· And what does Willie make of his Improbable Hunk 1mage1 "I like 1t fine ... he says with a gnn ''Ifs kind of nice bu( I don t know ho"" to ac- count for 11 My wife t!> as sur- pnsed as I am:·· But Willie will thev ~1111 love vou now that ~? YOU ve cut off y·our braid and ~~ shaved off your bedrd'> ~ E. Uif .; t Tony Randall nM'r have ~i one of the most ub1qu1tou!> 13-; faces on television One mm- ~ ii ule he's talking about ltny ted 2 leaves. the next about a won-~~ derful O\.en cleaner rhf) nexl ~ ! dbout d copier .,.. ho-.e qualtt\ j! can I be dupltcated Bur no .. longer will you see Randall\ 'i j face in a current lV sen~. hes J. st1ll testv aboul the cancellatton ~ci of his show lote. S1dne\ .. l! 11\\11\11 I\ 111\1 "'' They don't deserve to have ratings." fumes Randall about his ex-employer, ~BC "Thev replaced us with three shows about non-human beings. Mammal. Mr Smith [a talking orangutan) and Jenmfer S/epl Here (a ghost). All three got worse ratings than loie. S1d- 11e~ If they had stayed with us. we would have butlt ratings t•\entuallv I hate e\l'l'\'lh1ng atxJut the rating sv .. tem I'll never go bacl< l\•e had 11 .... ith the networks .. So ther(' Aflt'r a rE'Cent rma Turner concert on Long Island. a voung !adv named Louise Eastman Wa!> chatting with a f nend who \\as on h1\ wav to an apr~<oncert soiree up the '>lreet Would Loutst' ltke to come along' Well. v~. Louise would but <,he pointed '><Idly to a wa11tng limousine and an- nounced, ·1 have 10 go home with mv aunt and uncle now What a drag " The names of these tedious relat1\ es Unda F.utman McCartney and PauJ McCartney If I hdd been born '.J2 Years carlter than I was." l>ays Eva Marie Saint, who w~ born tn 1924. "I nevE>r could have told you what I m about 10 tell vou · (Ve"' dramatic pause ) "I m gomg to be a grand- mother " Somebodv had better go get the smelling ~Its while Eva. star of the new film Lme Leads the Wa\. e"<plams herself "In 1952. actorc; could not admll that they had chil- dren." savs Saint. who m pomt of fact. has rwo of them Dar- rell, 29, soon to be a dad. and Laurette. 26 "They had to present an illusion of e1ernal vouth · And what does Eva lhink about her new role'> I'm ')() proud . I could burs! di the o.,(•arns " Pc;sst pass 11 on '\i\l 1111 1,1(\\\\ L.A 1s frank Sinatra's lddv. at least according to the Ii, ncs of the neY. Quincy Jones/Marilyn and Alan Bergman coflabora11on. but Tinseltown ~ms lo be ha\ tn'! none of that tune So lhe prot>- lem remains Whtie cro\\-ds I ~le dre dlwayc, intert::.ted in .. trolling on Fifth Avenue cdn ~ing a contestant get the hum ''\e\I. York '\ew Ymk anw.er The ne'<t <;tep will be what ditl\ Cdn vou warble g1 .. inq 1he \lt'wer a chance to down Wi°lshire LA s mdtn win 1ust like tn d lottery If thdt drag1 Well . h()w about happt-n'i. people will never~ Randy Ne w-~ 11red of game 'ihOY.S man ~ ...atmc .,._ --_ -..< -~., pdean :-his hometoY. n I l l..o\e LI\..., The IY8.1 release 1s show1nq ne"" life thanks to a boffo video that became an ad for '\1ke runninq shoes '\ewman last had a I runaway h11 111 1978 with 'Short People · '\ow I'd like a nice quiet mone' '-Onq like 8llly Joel., Ju'>! the \\.a\ \ou Are !>a~ 'i \(•\\man A Int 1Jf '.\•mwn <1rectm uf IJt'- , inq dn actrt:'-' f<ir •he fnlb of 11 dll gown' ,rnd 1ev.el., ctlld up')Y.ept hair \ot Sally field "hu~ latest Ill()\ 1e Pim"' rn thf· Heurf pur-. tlt'r 1r 0l'pres~1on-t1me Texa.' ... trnc;i glinH again!>! Jll <x.Jd.., to hold nnto her ldnd ind ht'r t hddr('n \\'hen Im \\orktng Im <111 <1(- 1 re ... ., ... he --.1,., Tht> r<''' 111 the· time Im ,1 homelllx.I\ I n1 dorm'\tll I mctkt' tctm ~"' rnr 1a1n' I J rather II\ e off the land tn rm JX'rsonal life ttltln be Ulll'!hl in the hright l1qh ts I'm more c11 home in d ... upermdfket Y.lfh rollers tn m-, h.:11r than l.it>auti- fulh turned out c1nd the (f'nter or atll'nt ion I ---1~ -----.__ \I \\\1 \\ llt I llH• I \ 81 fr>Unnr Kaufman ~~ tflt 4nttu \1m/f111·1 and \fan H< Doru1u~lt \fwµh1 111 \eu }t11k und R,./w11 \\ 111dt'f1·r 111 L11s 411qt'fP\ \I J Andl'r-.on of Lou1 ... \llle K\ \\ ntc>" in to ask 'l'lt'ran lldme o;hrJ\\ ho.;t Jlm (The Daum~ Gome The \t1u SJfJ<)(!OO \ame n10r Tunt>) l.anft .... hether "uch pr<r ~rams w 111 .. 1111 be around in the next ten111rv I think t hev re se< u re · sa'.., Ldnge 'Peo-, ,1,,. d11\tl ';\JHl<t ,11 • 11 I• ' 198-4 FAMILY WEEKLY 411 r~l'lta reMNed By the time Paul W. Bryant died in January 1983, he was one of the greatest college football coaches of all ti me. Over 38 years, he amas.sed a record of 323 wi ns, 85 los.ses and 17 ties. In his 25 years at Alabama, he coached six national champi on- ship squads and never had a losing season. His record is not the only imprint he left on the game: He coached many players -including Joe Namath , Geo rge Blanda, and Ke n Stabler -who later excelled in the profes.sional ranks. And 40 of his players eventually became college head coaches. What follows is a remembrance of Bryant by sportswriter Dave Kindred. H e Wd'> ,1 m,111 1 allt'<l Bt.·<ir B~111 \\llh tlldt 1f \Ull would undl'r'>t,md th(· nl\<.t1q11t• ~l'nd -,,1, ., r hdt d!> d hm lw took a shill s ddrt' di .111 Arkdn)& co1J11· ty fair and 'Mt>\tl{'(I ,1 llt·ctr Som1•011£' dSked him Sn' f'ar., ldt!'f 1f he tauqht thdt creature lo blo< k rllld Ir!< kit• Paul "fkar Bryant laughed I '' d\ t tw one to learn -;omerhtng I lf'Mrwd 10 look fur voung!>ler'> w 1th qood mommas <111d poppa'> H(• \al behmd d de~k lhdl pr~nlt>UrfcKe IMgt enough f0r iet·f1whtt·t ldndtng~ Power wac; lht' themt' of h1.., 0Hirt> A bank pres1den1 might have t·n '1ed the br~srudded IC'altwr fur ni<,hing!. The walls were m1k .\ blackboard smudqed w11h X., .md I>., hung abo'e the pills he needed ct'> hi worked 10 break Amos Alonzo ~taqq .., I >m' Afflrlwd '' u '"''"' t rilumnr\I '"'tit<' \ll,11 1.1 < llfl\llllllton "'' frr\t 1>1P<1' lr11 ~.irnth v.,., ~ I\ • 111 /tit• dealh 111 lht' A mrriccm \/JI'"' hl'l11 11/•/H'IJ"''' m fht "w•t>fPmlH·• -· 1\\111 1 F \ \411 ' WFrxn • \n\f\48f 11 • ·111o1 reomJ uf :H ~ ">ddll111.l \ILllHlt'' Pill' fur ('\ l'I'\ I h111~ dll old mr111 httd gor or might 1wr 11 lw ttin I 1 .ireful Br. <ml '<!Id rmt \o\ t•mhn dd\ 111 19~ I t lw '' e1•k .\I.ii 1<1m11 \\ ould t:'nrn h1., rt"< <ml JI )th \Id<"' Heim T n1111dn v. a.'> JHl''>t<lenr v.twn Hr\ ;1111 beqan v.111ninq SlagR nf't'<Jt'<l .) i '>f'tl\<lll\. Rrvant ·~7 lfr d1d II h\ cl \lllHI~ llldll .. dwatinq (-.<•If. confes:,e<lJ. IJ\ 1Jru1al1L1uq plaver.., Ui4 of ~16 Texc1' A&\1 lt'dlll mt:'mher' qu11 hefor<' 111., fir.,t ~dlllt'} b\ work'> of t.'Odching gennl'> 1h1c; W1c;hbone offPn<.A:> kf.'pt '' 1nn111~ 111l'lh1.1d1tall\ v. lult· othl'r'> nounderf'<l) tllld 11\ kno\.\ mg whl'll 11111!' no lon~cr wuld rt''"' c111 idea (t11., in rt·qratK.l tf'dm' v. rm I Hi of 1hr1r fir.,r 111 '(c1me .. 1 \ ISllt>r'> lo Br\ ,II)( ., off Ill' ~I Oii rl 1 <111ch '>11 lo.,., lhf'\ h.id 10 ra1SE> ltwir l'\l"> 111 w1· Bt•rJr ,,., 11 wm,h1pinq c1 hu~her .suthont\ H1• n>r1< hed from atop d IO\.\<'r on rtw pr.ic It<(' f1t'ld , luc. 1,011t> ranw down lhr<>ui;(h d bullhorn God dn(~fl I \f't' mrm• rhan Coach did \did lo<• \dnialh .i111I ('<Ml I• pr11l>.1lil\ 'II .it•"• murc· flf'<>!Jlf' Bt:'df Br. nnt urn,. f ru~h11•t11'tl pl.I\ n., b\ ph\ '>ltdl ')lrt•11qth Born on .111 Arl\.111· '>rt.'> m t>r hottorll lw µl.1w'<.1 111 tlw llr-.r No wonder they made a feature film about him -and no wonder they chose an actor as intense as Gary (Buddy Holly) Busey. fool ball ~drill' IH' e\ er ~I\\ \H'Mll1~ l><xih \\Ith l h•dl\ n,ufed IH\ 111· \\ti .. ·I \CJUnq rTldn WhlJ w rP'\ll<'<I d lit·.tr .ind fou~hl his w.1\ 1n1u dll Alab,irnt1 l111t•11p good enough to win lhc l!H1 RcN• Bowl EH•n di hk Br.ant Wd., .1 !all 11111 k lllrHI '"Ith 'llt:'<:lRf'harnnwr Jrm., .111d l1,111<t .. \-. rJ Qnul\ uflt>n qf>I'> 11., ,.,d\ '' >lh 1 r•i.H '>II <hd 1111 .. Bedr U"it' hi'> rq.>Ulr111111l < 1<1\ 1•rnnr-. 111mpt'd ..,., hen Bear roiHl-'t l IJ11i1nt•rh,1< k., quailed. ~ Joe \am.Jtl1 cl1d ,1ft1·r lw broke trainin~ rult.•'> rll \l.il1t1m.i in I%~ Bryant suspendt'<l 111., ''.ir "' f'n thouqh Alabama had l\...i1 1111 , yon,1111 g<1mt·' rnming up I fc·ll c1w ful \C:1math "11<1 11111 < 11dt h loukt'C.l ~or~ thc1n I did \.\ ltl'll • \\ l' tc1I kl'<l t1hout what I hdd dont' ht' Qrc1fJl>t'd tu., lw.1d and fell back on lht bt'tl I 1h11ught ht> \Wt!> havinq d ht!art di· lt..1t k II '>l .irecl nw half to death 8111 lw ,,,,., IU'I c11'-<1ppo1nted In ffit' - 11 1., .,1m1Jll' \amarh ~1d to un1kr ''dnd v. h\ Bn ant was a qreat leade1 Pf">plf> foll"'' an honest man who earn-. lht>1r n·c,1Jf'(·t Hr..ant rold '\amc1th tht1t r1ll hut om· of the Alahama coadw' wt1nlc' against his principles ~amalh dCcepted the suspen,1on and came back humbled the next spnng as the fifth -string quMterbac.k After Namath worked his wav back into .. Bryanr's qraces Alabama· won the nd· ~ t1onal champ1onsh1p l_ A genius. 1sn t he' \amath 'Wild with : a smile a Begin with the name Bear Add the .S weight of his phv::.1cal statu re A bear Thro>A 1n the power of his work. II was unprecedenied. Paint a p1dure of a man. no saint c;ub1ec1 lo the human failings that cause an old man to need pi lls. He was thP uncommon common man There .-, d phr~ for 11 in the South Bear never got above hi'> ra1s1n 's "Jo matter how rich r1nd famOU'•. he yet was lhr bov from the mer bottom ·_ humble. generouc;. loyal and combative That \ovember dav in 1981 81'\anl s tired-old-man mumbles were gone. (fhe Ford truck people once spt"d up the sound trdCk of a commercial so the world al large >Aould understand hun ) At 68. Bear spokf: loudly and clearly The night he won the 315th he shouted to Pal D\ e 'Governor Carter called .. [)\ e the losing Auburn coalh had gro>An up in Georgia ·co\.ernor Reagan '· D}e .'><ltd to Bryant 1hmk1ng Bear hod mixed up h1::. yearc; and his pol111c1an!> 'Rea~an too Brvant said But I though t vou d dpprec1ate Governor Carter more · Dye :;1111 "·asn t \Urt' 'The pre-.idenl ralled vou1 Sure he Lalled me Bryant ..aid. He c;a1d 1( loud and clear Bear Brvdnt. who never got above his rd1s1n s. was proud that a bov from the river bottom had ldlked to the president of the l nited 1> Statf:s Sure he called me Bear raised f his chin a notch His chest came up. His ~ eves ~rkled in the n · lights The year' l fell a\ .. a\. There stood the f 1ery Ii Ille bov c who "restled a bear L:J -• I I THE MAN WHO DARED TO PLAY THE BEAR Gary Busey has never shied away from portraying legends in his films. On the eve of The Bears release, he talks with writer Mitchell Fink about the demands of playing Bear Bryant - and about his earlier role as the singer Buddy Holly. fink: How did Th~ Bear come about? Busey: (Producer} Larr} Spangler 1s look- ing for two actors -one 10 play Bear at 19. the other to be him Man older mdn Doesn't work Spangler starts looking for one guy to do both My name comes up "Oh him thev sav A real tornado bot· The Bear draped a consoltfl/l paw around hu most famow player. Joe Namath, after Alabama lost to Texas m the 1965 Oranse Bowl, Namath s last collegtate game tier .. There are people that talk dm' n about me And then there are 1Jthers whfJ sav \o matter \\hat Bu~ <; the gu\ I don t look at 11 ;c, a problt'm I ~ 11 J..'> an opponunif\. \.le dnd Spangle.r die a 101 alike emot1onallv I belie' e in m\ 't'lf completel~. ult1mC1tt'I\ fanatllall~· ·1 dt."- pend on the people around me no mat- ter what I go throuqh . to pull me throui.th 11 and I don t tare ho\'\ the\ ha\e to Spangler did that It the people are ther1· to pull me lhrouqh don I wom dbou1 me 111 pull the pteture lhrouqh And what Spangler dnd I >At-nt throuqh changed our lt\'E''> Q: How bu "Bear" changed you? Busev Oh m' qod I lan leap into all kinds of space with no signs of fear or doubt I know more about ffi\ talent now And talent ~not a g1h 11 .., a respon s1b1ltt\ And I hd\ e a better idea about mv stamina and m\ endurance and m~ ability to plav the game. and the role no matter what. Q: What was It like to play a man from the age of 19 to 681 Buse) I don't know. J'm tn a kind of alpha state when I work I didn't read that script b' sitttng down drtd reading 11 I read 11 da\ b} dav because II .,.. as c;o monumental for me I had the scnpt put on cardboard sheets. and each dav the scenes would co me up and I d be reading 11 for the hr~ rime Id redd 11 and ha'e 11 down I .,.. as d{"('p into 11 Q: Bryant wa• Idolized In Alabama. Buse\· Idolized? You gc111a find dflother \-.urd II gC>f:., ~onJ thdt H ... lO 1ldd been God 1 here Q: Is that because of tbe people·s love of football, or wu it the man? Buse\ The man He ..... a<> an d\\ esome figure \\Ith chanc.md and ener~ and 1:lectric1t\ Q: What happen• when you're not working? Bus.e\ The do>A n ltmt-I' d1ff1cul1 'ruu ha\ e to ad1ust to the real1tte'> The\ ')Cream ·Cut' And mu go ·rut 1 What do vou mean cur,. I m c.1111 therf' Tht.'\ go ~ r<ip' · I gc '\\ hdt" Q: So how do you turn it off? Bu<.ev Ynu don't turn 11 ofl You hd\'e ro let 11 d1'W!\~1m1lat~ It -. ltke \.'OlH heart has mullt-l hamber~ 1n 11 Tut-re!> i\ room m m~ he<irt fo re\ er\ pt.>N.>n I' e pla' ed And no.... the room that had Bedr Brvant 1n 111 ... all mo,·f'd ou1 eXtt'pt for d couple of 11e .... spdpt'r'> dn old font ball ma\ bed 1ire pump In the Budd\ Holl\ room I .,,,11 got wme broken qu11ar !>tnngs c1nd sheet mu.,1c dnd a pair of broken black horn-rimmed glct ... ~·s It c; kinda \dd <\ome nf \uu die~ 'ome of vou chan~t'' fore' er I kne .... that .... hen 1 .... en1 in111 77w8f'm that m' l1ht .... nuld thanqe Q: You· re a musicia.n u well as an actor. Is that bow you landed the lead In The Buddy Holly Story? Bu">t''v Thal ., thf: b1~e"t 111ke ol all f\'erd><id\ thought 1h,,t '>luff ,,.i-; .1Utt11l Y11u don 1 dd '' hen ' iv ... in~ d •.on~ Y(1u don 1 ~' lr11n1111-con1r11l ltt uul-nf,omrol "hen \ riu 'in~ a 'l>llQ Luok I \ t' t~n ~t·ll trdlnt'tl dfld I,., ~one tn tht• ...._ ho"I QI underdof.!1"m And think ol 1t I ' t· ~,,_ It'll,,, chilnrt' lo plt1' '"'' <•ft{P·11h1·lilt- 11me rol(>'; 1n om.· ltlf'ltrnt· Q: Holly and Bear Bryant? Hu<..e\ )<· ... l nta11 I\ "•ll1t·!h n<J. 1111c•..: THE BEAR your reviews? You must have thought you were pretty hot atuff. Bu<>ev Kirk Oou'(la-. once asked Sir Laurence Oh\ler. Ho" do you gt'I mer the bad re\'lews., And Oltv1er ~d. Oh no It s ho"' you get over the good re- 'l(>\\"' .. So alter "Hollv " I "'a. .. le\ted II w<e. like running through a mine field I "d'> '><.ctrt'd lo dedlh dlld I hdd 11oho<h tn m\ Lorner e:<tepl m\ '' tff:' i:lnd rm ktd Q: And all of a audden we begin beari!lg about bow Gary Busey is becoming dJJTkuJt to work with. Bu'i('\ The guys '' hu '>d\ 1h.i1 <m ~ "ho don I ur1der!>l<snd \\ lldl I ll11d I• IO ~('I lo lhr point I call 1ha1 fr.1tl1••1 • e>.u:llt•11te If you look c11 lht· I" ,., • mann·'> I \t' done I \l' m·H·r l.1(·1·1 1 :· I rw\ f:'r hel1' or l'\l U"l>\ I dOI from .t1101lw1 • I ha\t: d cl1fkrc·n1drum111 n11· .11111\\1 • I '(<'I out in front of lhal ldfllt•r,1 'fM't ff\ And lht.· reason tho"'<.· '>pnrk-. 11ri 1 • in'!'' l><"<-illl'K' Im \{) dt>t'IJ 111111 11 Q: Do you think your wild Image might be due in pa.rt to the com pany you keep? I refer to the rock 'n · roU lifestyle. The drugs. Thi' unmuaJJy late boun. Bu'>t'\ I pla\ ed dnd 5tUdll'ar \!IU r~ in <4h pt•ru·111 .,. I mCI\ ll' You rt' pld\·1n~ 'o(>Oll'Ollt' Ire o11 \t'dr' < 1ld lo OX You re '' orlrn 111 1 I I 11 • 1 d dt1\ .An· rnu k1ddtn~ llll'' Ci( lllo\ 1111.? .11 ltnll' I'(' IX'<'ll like lhdl ,111 rm Iii• '' ddd<h .., l11d1dn dnd Ol\ mcilht·r' I· · .\nd rm qr.rnddadd' on Ill\ 11111111• • -.ult· \\,t'> "ttll hd\ mg f1'!h1-. 111 poi•I 11 \d1t•n tw \.\d'> 86 L111lt.• ~u' b11d tt•\• to f1!>(hl \\lilt CUI:' bdll.. Pm'' I ''11'1" ,,, ht1\l' tu' elm 1· i:lnd dl'lnrr1111.1111 11 \ from Ill\ d.td I hd\ e d '>t'll'>I.' 111 I • nt•\ t·r q1111 'lull likt· 1h.11 Q: Have you ever let youself do"' 11 on film? Bu'>t'\ \n f'rorn llH· 111111· I 111 lllt'I• 1lw uuf "'' Ah'd'" dn 1-. 1101111• 11 !•Hill \11 " !lit '>1.'dH I Q: What changed you? It couldn 1 have been just the parts you'"' played. Bti..t•\ Tilt" ~11111x lnd1t1n I k1111\' II• • · Crowdo~ ht· \d\., ·nw fir,11111111.? .i 111. '>d"> upon d\ anq •~ \\ h\ '' .1, I '" .,, l<)U,., Tlwres a (~')(Jn 1111111·11 0: Do you think Bu.ey Uves up to hie potential In 71H! &or'! Bu'K'\ 1 IMI ' d tan1a-;11c lct111.1..,, 1 dt'<'P cl1"'11 I believe tw do1 ·.., I ''"' 1 do\\ II I d11 \\nrlt lo be \\hdl t'\1•nl111 I "<1fllt'tl mt· lu Ix-But ht•\ tlldl 'p.1rt ~h' r)t't~>lt-'>.d\ Im d1ffirnll. 111" 1111'1 lh~ "'tnl mP to be what the\ knm' I r.1· 111• \ml I f11uqht mv5ell lor <1 wh1lt-I .s n111 11 It ''tt" m' ·rear ttnd lttl' 111111 blood 111 me You WdfHlc1 i..11•"' l;()flH'th111q lhough. I qot .,orm ... 1r111 1 ttlll~<+• follm' ang me drc>und \\ h1·11 I, 1 do\' n 11nd ~1 10 <.leep -"'hc11t·\t·r 1111 • lhttl '' -I kn<''' 1t1tt1 nl\ .rn~t·h ~ \\ 1111<1 ~Jone\ t'r\'bod\ lakl' Ii\ t' ~r 1 II \\hllt•\·011 can You rtt'\t•r kno'' \1!11 h1·' ~ir111a ~et back up d~tttn fW \1111 l1d/ '"'"" 11 '' f•11mn/11/ /l(J..,'<l 111 /.,,, 41111• //1 " u lrn111•·•11 • •1111nlm1"' '" 11,,.,,. /1'111'"' 1-Carat .E.meralds s4 Apiece This is NOT a Misprint. A letter from the President of Carter & Van Peel l kar Rc adc:r Toda y the famous New York Je welr y firm o f Carter & Va n Pee l, of which I am President and Chairman of the Board. has begun removing I-carat emerald s from its \'.ew YQrk corporate \ault and "'tll d1stnbute them. on a first-come ba\1s. for onl) $4 apiece to e\er)' per\on who matl5 th1~ ad to the company add res\ ( belo"') before M1<ln1ght. Dece mber 25. 1984. All emeralds are I-ca rat in s11e o r larger (\ome may be a\ large as I Y~ ca rab) an<l will be accom- panied by a Certificate of Authcntic1t} to tha t effect 1~~ued by gemologists of the firm of L.(I. P (icm. Ltd . of New York . All emerald~ arc ge nuine prec1ou~ c;tones of the -.,amc ~i1e and quc.tltty that the fi rm of Carter & Van Peel regu larly -,d is to ib cu~tomcr\ and adve rt1~e~ in leading publication., such a~ 7111.• \ "" > cJrJ.. T1111e.,. ·\II emerald -, <ire compktel} tinl\hed -,t<.rnc-,. c~H:h one cut. tacetcd and polished . read ) to be d1~played 1n a collect1 on of precious \tone~ or -,et in JCWel r) of the O'-"ner's choice. fhc\C emerald!) will not be sold at this pt u:e b) the company 1n an} \tore. To obtain one at tht~ price . matl 1111.\ on):mal printed ad to the com- pan} add res~ below no later than Mad ni g ht . Decem~r 25. 1984. Why do we offer genuine emeralds for S4 apiece? Being neither philanthropists nor saints. we at Carter & Van Peel ex pect to gain far more than we lose from this publicity campaign. Our firm 1~ already well known to the public a~ one of the largest direct marketers of diamonds and pre- cious stones in America. We expect this pub- licity campaign to make us 1he largest. an<l to increa~e our ycarl} ~lcs by million~ of dolla~. We wall also gain th e name~ of per~ons ~uch as yourself. who will co n~titute a va lueable roster of potential client~ to \.\h orn "'e can matl announcements of future sale'>. AC\ "'e readily admit. th1~ publlc1t) campaign 1 una~hamedly profit -oriented and -,elf-~entng. If )OU accept in the ~ame "Plfll. I think \\C shall both be well pleased or your mom:~ \\Ill he \peed ii) refunded. r here 1s a 11m1t of t"'o (2) emerald~ per add re~~ a t th1~ price. but requc~t.., \.\htch are malled earl~ c nough (befo re Dec . 17) ma) re4uc)t as man~ a~ ~e\c n . Therefore I ~ugge~t ~o u respond promptly or fore\cr regret a n e~traordinal\ opportunll\' m1\sed. Sincere I\. President and (.ha1rman ot the Board ( urJt>r & i an Peel. \e\\ }c>rf.. TO OBTAIN YOl'R EMER ALD: Mail 1hn ortKinal prm1nl ud (copies or photo~tat'> arc 1101 acceptable) together with your name and ad- dress and $4 for each emerald . Add only $2 ~hipping a nd handling no matter ho\\ man~ e meralds you a re requesting. ( J'.iew Yor" re~1<.lent\ add sales tax.) Mail to: Carter & \'an Peel. S4 Emerald Offer, Dept. 603-133. Box 1739. Hicksville. New York 11802. ( \'23782) NOTE: All emeralds arc co\ered h\ J full money-back guarantee. f-or )our protcct10n. they will be self-insured b) the compan} and ~hipped direct from our corporate \ault 1n "-:cw York. HARRIET VAN HORNE'S MONTHLY COLU~N ON LIVING TODAY ( WHAT'S IN A NAME? QUITE A BIT There's a new social menate 111 the land He's the bu~ su1111\ smiler who greets vou a., '1 11 enter a restaurant, announu11~ .. I m George. your waiter. and I want 'ou lo have d wonderful e\'eninq ' George spends the next hour //()1,, mg He fills your already bnmm1ng gld..,., and a-.ks repeatedly. ··is evervthrng ;ill nght., · It, God forbid , he's obltgtd t•• leave vuur table for an instant h£> '><!\., "Call Ceorge 1f you need anvthin~ Georges tnlenltons are 1m dt1<11'' honorable Hts problem ts he d0£> ... 11 i know the difference between tx·111~ courtrous and being overl'r f<1mil1ar When a friend of mine -a lOUrtl\ gentleman in his late 50s-fell ~n11th ly 111 last summer. a nurse wa., t-ng~f'll for night duty She quickly made an 1m pact Snatching up her patient s hand she announced. 'Now. Charlie \H' r• going to check the old pulSE' · Charlie's old pulse took a qudnl1J111 leap Speaking with difficult\ he '><ll<1 ""1\ wife calls me Charles But \.OU m 1\ cali me ~r Robinson · I understood how Charlie f1·lt stopped bv a neighborhood n(J"" er ... ti. •I the other dav and bought a fe'' 'ni •• plant'> The young woman \.\h111U11k • check glanced at the signaturr and 1111J1 mured. "Thanks. Harriet · I "Thanks. Harnet" indeed' It ,,o,rld have been churhsh. I realized to rt-n u I this presumptuous lass that ""c• I ' I never met before. that I ~as her '>('Ill• r bv ~me years. and that first narrw.., I within the context of our brief trd11 .... 1 lion were dec1dedlv out of ordl·r Are we unduly fussy, Charlie a11d I I think not In a world where !lw dlir.i s1ons of daily life grow steadil'r h<1r'>li• , 11 ~ -.ad to see traditional amenillt."> .,, I ping a""ay. This trend to 111'>t<1nt 1 11m<1C\ <;aftens no rough edge-. V. h• r strangers call us John or Ma\ c ,, Ishmael, they are violating our pm·ct1 \ a.'i.Suming a dosenE'SS that does nut e,,. .. , Sddl'r doctor., and nu r<;e<, '>l't'rn 11 I • amonq the ma)Or offender'> m tlm <11Ju,, of first-name privilege. Psycholog1tclll\ rt~ salt in a stmgmg wound Medical po sonnel are obliged to do unspeakcll • !hinge-. to us to c;tnp us of our cloth1111 and our stalu!>. For a nur!l(' to tell 1 shivering. half-naked old lad\. :\o\.\ ''' here. Grace. until the doctor come' 1 wor<;e lhan insulting In wealthier household~. dome.,tr• h'elp are sometimes addre.s..<;ed b'r fir,t names. Some would be embarras.-.ed h• have It otherwise But to hear Thr' 1 our housekeeper. Mrs Jones t'> c:1 plt.i sant -and preferable -change In England men may know ea111 other for 50 years. but still greet 0111 another with. "Good evening. Hep peUwh11e .. The use of first names 'hould be bad form -unless the friendship happened to be very close Are there no occasions in life wlu 11 first names and only first names ,w allowable? Well. yes. Ladies of the e\ 1 ning never have last names AV 8 r""'~Y Wrn.n • "">H.MtlU 11 • t'IM By Marilyn Hansen • h to rE.'turn to d ~ •. .,1mpler ttmt!. To1.1<;1t howe .. er bnef11.. 'ct place where charm wit. and graoousness set the social tone and influenced everyt hing from architecture to hcur styles II ts an this sptnl that we v1s11 Sunnvs1de. the restored home of one of the fathers of Amer· 1can lrteratu re \\ ashanqton Irvan~ u11. .1t1'<l 111 T.irr. tu'' 11 \ ) 22 1111lt·' tr11m \,.,, ) 11ri.. < 11\ Sunll\'ldt' 1, pt1n I •he \lt"t'JI' Holt••" R1·,111r.1111111' 111 ''·''Ir \ 1111.{ "hu duhlwd tht· rt•l.{1t1n Slet.·p\ H1illu\\ thl• ~ltlllll tor kh.1h11d rrJl11 '1111.{ht ffltlll ttw Ht>ctdh·" H11r't'lllt111J .\, \1111 'It·~· thn111~t1 till' "l'lt'rlcH lr,1pt'<I -.!1 int• t'lll r.1111 t• 'nu .m• mnw<11.1tt•I\ I 1 tllv p11n1'<I hc1li.. 111 ttw '""" )'Ith tentur. 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For a free brochure. wnte to Dept. A, Sleepy Hollow Restorations, I SO White Plains Rd. Tarrytown. NY. 10591 llOAn TUUIY Wini Hl•a a•UD ITUmNO 12-16 lb. turkey Herb Stutnn1• Salad°'' Giblet Gravy•. 1. Remove giblets and neck from inside turkey and set aside to use for gravy Rmse bird well under cold running water dram 2. Spoon some of the Herb Stuffing (recipe follows) into neck cavity of turkey Fold ne<.k skin back over and fasten with skewer.. 3. Fold wings up on boUl sides of bird and fasten with 2 toothpicks 4. Spoon remammg stuffing hghtly into bod\ cavity. Oose opening with skewers (If then· is sruffing left over, plac2 in greased ca.sserolr spnnkle with \.'z cup turkey broth. and bake uncovered in oven with turkey for last 30-lll minutes) 5. ne legs together securely Place bird breast stde up on rack m shallow o~r· roasung pan Rub skin with salad 011 6. Roast turkey In preheated 325 F oven for I 4 to 4 Y2 hours. covering bird IOO'ielv "'1th foil when 11 becomes golden brown I 7. Near end ol roastmg llme, remove fOtl te111 and baste turkey with pan drippings rir melted butter Transfer turkey to semng plat· 1 ter and cover with foil to keep warm wh1lf' maJung Giblet Gravy (recipe follows) Makes 10.12 !>t'rtml(\ Note: Allow 20 mmutes per pound roastmq time for stuffed turkey • HIR8 a•UD ITUfPING 2 (I ·lb.) kMivea whJte breac! crumbled lnto 1/1-lnch pj,eca ·~ fruhly around black pepper 2 teupoona Mh. or to tute 2 teupoona th)"IM leavet I tablespoon rubbed aqe leavf'a I rup hot water '!J lb. 11nu.ltf'd butter or martariM. melted I. Crumble bread into Wee bowl Add pep-I ~. salt, thyme and sase. mix well 2. Heat water and butter t<>se{her until hur ter melts, add to bread mixture. S11r well Makes about 12 cup' Variadoa: For Oyster Stuffing. u-;e 1 11 hot water and I pmt oystm coarv·\ chopped and their hquor Note: Allow '• to I cup stuffing pt-r pounrl of bird • • Of8UT GRAVY GJ~ and neck from t11rby. rtn~ I ~lery 1talk. broken I onion. 1tuck with 2 dove• 1111 qll&l"t1 watrr I teupooo ea.II. or to l&lte •;, teaspoon whol~ black ~p~r<"orna I bay leaf Oripplo11 from t11rkey roulln1 pan •.1, <"llP aJl·purpow flour 'Ii teupoon ea.II. addltk>oal Black pepper. to tulr I. In larse saucepan, place giblet.'> and nf( k with celery onion. water salt peppercorn' and bay leaf Heat to bo1Jing reduce heat cover and boil ~ntly fOf I hour or un11I giblets and neck are tender 2. Stram broth. reserve You w~I have aboul 3-4 rups Discard celery. onion. peppercorn' dnd bav leaf 3. RemOve meat from turkey n«k with mlal knife and d1SCard bones Chop turke\ nf'Ck meat and giblets ~ aside 4. Slum fat from dnppmgs m turkl") roast1n11 pan In medium saucepan heat 'Ii cup dnp- ptnjS. stir m flour smoothly 5. L>eglaze roasting pan with reefVed turkt"\ brOlh Pour broth into remaining dnppin'!' and heat to bolling. stirring to loosen all browned particles t . Pour 3 cups of this broth into saucepan with flour mixture stirring as vou pour Cook. st1rrine. until mixture co~ to a boil 1. Add 8Jblets and neck meat. heat through Season with i,, te~poon salt and pepper t1J taste. If desired !tfoltt>s 31'1 CUP' 10 F""41LY WttJU.Y. HO\lf.Maot II . 1964 FREE !PHILLY" FAJJORITES NlJJ!tMB!Jll \11\IU, AKN.11' . rm VJ11 MIJJ\J \/Jn fHUll\/UI ~.-.. ... .- ::-:.:..· 11111 lldl' ,., '.s • ,, •12 " ~. '19 'u 'ts T' I r _.. '"-........... _ ----------............. '-, ... • fl 'ti tl .............. -. I -·.... ....-....-....... -:::: ::.::-=-~NI.::..-::..::::-:• t l u _. !I '!JI I llRJ~I . 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Then send in for the newest additions to }'Our home-the N~ Morsels Plush Characters. See the order fonn for complete details. · Look for the recipes pictured at right on the back of ~ Morsels packages. Then start baking your way to great-tasting treats! Save on . estle~- Morsels Today! ------------------------------------1 I UlllfACTWH"I ~ DPIU1a Mil I 2()(0FF~ue 'I~ lll llf'!Vta "--.... -.... -·---......... .....,. __ ... ---·----....... -·----·--__ .. ___ ,_ __ "'-'"""' _______ ... _ ....., _____ '-...... ..., ...... -- _...., ___ c--...... --c.--1Ull 1'(111 lllDIWl'Ol -II) !If' l6!U <XJllWl'I "" II{, .. lQ)IO ll "'SI 'DAS - Oll"8I en> Olll' " u SA I.II' OllU Ollf C(UOll .,,_, • .. Dl9ID "" ... 61 " llllln.C" l\"*5B> am Olll' l)o io.. IQS llUQl.S ~ ~ 11 ntS ClllOi -one IS CXNTI 1\116 AW.I> 738081 r-----------------------------------1 Nestle. Morsels Characters l Order Form : I have enclosed$ _________ tn ($.S.95 11 ~ orderedl check or money order and ------- 13 • ouantltf ~> proofs of purchase for----Nestk). {Numbef of) Moraels Charecter(s) checi(ed be+ow 0 Scotchy• Cl., 0 Miiky"' (8") 0 Send-Sweetie .. (8") 0 P. Nutty• ( llr) 0 L 11 Bits• ( 6") Make your check or money order payable to Ne.a. Mor.a. Characters oner and ,,..,, to ~. llOftSEI S CHARACTaS OFffR P.O ... 2191 llo.eon, MA 02277--1 N9fn9, ____________ ~PMii------- Addf'eee _________________ __ c.ry ________ 51111e. ___ Zlp __ _ ,...... .-0.. ... 10 --lot ---Ollllr --prONtlllld, .---... Of..._,"' .. or IOC9 ~ GooCI"""'., us" a ~-Ac!!! JO. 1M Ollllr 9'lllfld IO .-.Y a.__, ...... "'"-~ ... ---_ .... ann., ~----------------------------------- I I I I I I l . .. I MOLDID CRANBIRRY IAUCI 2 """"loptt unn..vol"C'd R«'latln I <'Up WBIC'r, dhldf'<I I <'Up packed dark brown augar I ( 12-oz.) pkg. cranbC',.,.IC'• f:' rt'ah bC'r'ba for garniah I. In ~mall bov.·I i.pnnkle gelatin 11\er 1i cup .,. dler to <,ohen 2. In rn~1urn 'idUCt'pclr1 cornb111t· h cup waler itnd brown '>Ufo!dr Heal 11, hC11hllll '>lir nng until sugar d1w·1h ~ 3. Add cranbernt"> rf'lurn to IJl11hru~ rl'<luu· heal and boll l!('ntl\ Ill minut~ ,11mn1l occas1onall\ 4. Add !>Ohened g<.>ldllll nJ<1k O\ f'r lo.,.· heat \l1rnnr;i unfll gelatm d1<,<;01\E"> completek ~ITIO\(' from hedl IJ'>Uf lntO d f.(lUdrl mold Ch1ll 6 hutJr .. or 11\nmgh1 unt1l ltrm I nmok1 onto sen ing plate Garn1~h "" h '>pngs nf fr~h hf>rb~ Make~ I fJ.12 wn in~\ CRANBIRRY TARTS PHIF'} for 2<ru"1 pi«'. using 2 <'UPI rlour l/1 cup packed dark l>rown 11ul(ar I cup water 2 cups cran~rrlf's 1. \.1ctkt> pit' pa.sin f<oll out , ''' pct,ln dl d tmw on d hghtl\ Ooured b1><1rd Cui to fit 2 10 3-inch tart pans (If you do not have tart pans. cut out 3-mch diameter round.~ and u..e muffin pc1ns Dough will onlv come up Vz way on lllSlde of muffin cups ) Spray cups with cooking spray or hghtly grease Lme e<1th cup w11h rncle of dough 2. \.1ake filling fn med1um-s1zed saucepan. combme brov. n 5ugilI and .... aier ht-at 10 lx>U- ing Add crdnht•rnes redu<e heat and wok ..i1mng 10 rninutes 3. \.1ash cr<111bernes with potato masher Ur,e I tdbl~poon of uanbem 1rnx1ure IO hll each ldrt 4. Bake hlled tdrt'> in prt'he<1ted .mo F o\en ''" 10 mmutt... C<xil Re>move from pam "'hen cool Mak.es 24 tarts BLANCMANGI 3 t'nH~toptt unn..vorC'd 1elatln I qi. milk, dh ldt'd 2 cup• h.-a\ y cream •11 cup sugar 2 IC'upoona \an Illa f'Xlract 1, teupoon orangf' t'Xlract or '11 lt'a •poon grated oranfe rind Fresh cran~ni«'I or garnish I . Sotten geldlin in 11, cup cold milk med.)ured from qucln Pour rema1111ng milk dlld cream intc.. med1um-s1zed sauc('J>dn and hedt to the 'ICalding point 2. Stir sugar and sohened ~ldtlll inlo h(Jt milk-and-cream mixture Hectl ~t1rr1ng. 1us1 until sugar dissolves 3. Add vanilla crnd oran~ extracts Pvur mixture into a decorall\ e 1.quart ring mold R~lf1gerate 8 hours 0r overnight 4. Unmold onto serving plate Garnish w11h fresh cranbem6 Mok.es Jt>-12 sertm~!> THANKSGIVING Pll P~ putry for 3 cruata. ualn1 3 rup1 flour 2 (l·lb.) caru muhC'd pumpkin y, cup sugar 3 cups milk 4 l'lll I teupoon 1round nutmeg I 'h teupoona lemon extract 1. \.1ake pie pa.strv Roll out ...., of pa.stn on hghtlv floured board. making d 12· to 14-inch circle une 10. or I I-inch pit> pdn .,.llh p~try being careful OOI to stretch 11. and lm1~h the edse b\ fluting or 1 rirnpmg v. tth fork 2. In large bo.,.I u~1ng ldrf!t.• bdlloun \.\hl'>k or elt'Ctnc mixer beat pumpkin and sugdf until fluffy Add milk beat il'!dln Add eggs and beat at mechum speed unlll "ell bleHd ed Blend in nutmeg and lemon extract 3. Pour mixture into prepared pie pan II there 1s any mixture left over. pour 11 into custard cups 4. Bake pie in preheated 400 F oven for about ~60 minut~ unlll set in a circle of 3 inches from edge of pie Meanwhile. roll out remaining pastry Make lour ruled lines 2 inches apart and block out ~-1nch-wtde let!~ lor lhe word 'iHANlCSGMNG~ in the past!'\ Lse a t001hp1ck to dra"' the letters <1nd a small sharp knife 10 cut and Ith them out S. PICKe lellers on cookie sheet and plate in freezer 10 s.et a minute or two to firm up Remo't' pie from O\en "hen hall-baked (after 5'}.60 minutes) ctnd place letters a.round edge w spell 'THANKSGIVING .. 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Oeerfltld Beach FLA 33441 IHWTO: ''"' STA,ll i:~ -""\""JI "' 'ft() ••J"°T.U.S-OfA($(AvfS ... l A!(,.4110 , .. ,wiv.r1T>(9 ~---------------------------------L-.------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~ . , lAVE EMERGENCY ROOMS "NEGLECTED" CHILDREN? By Howard L. Rosenberg W hen 4-year-old B1llv was htt bv a car dn dmbu- lance· armed al the <',(t•ne within minute-. Para· medics ~hpped an oxygen mask 0\ er h1., no~. placed him carefully on a c;trf'tch er and rushed him to the Univers1t-. of \taryland Hospital's Shock-Trauma Center in Baltimore. where doctor<; la· horoo valiantly -but futile!} -over the bov Minutes after amvin't al the ho~p1tal. Billy was pronou need dedd of -.e' ere iniunes and shock Billy was a victim not 1u)I or tht.· dlll· dt'nt, bu! also of a tragic Clfl UOl\ldllU' ThE' paramedic~ who sped 10 h1., did were• ne11her tramed nor equ1ppt.'<1 10 propt'rlv handle traumalll in1une-. Ill· 'oh ing children Paramed1t., do dll 1.·xcelll·nt 1ob with 90 pt->rcent of lht' 1111ur1e~ thev treat adult 1111une.. ~\"'> Dr Richard (jor. mdn d1reftor uf tht pt'd1atnc emergen· n room at the Sh<J(k-Trauma Center \m, 11., time tu prt•p.ue lhf'm to treat tilt• other 10 perct'nt the children whc1 \A.Ill be our future About 12,000 ch1ldrf'n beluw the age uf 15 die of (l('C1dentaJ in1une. ever. vear 1n the l nitl>d Stal(".. according to the ~d· 11on.;I Safer.· Council Half of them never e\'en mdke 11 t(J lht' ho<,p11al And even 1f th~ did their 1.hancP"> of \l.lt\'l\'lllg ''ouldn't 1mpro\'t• much That\ berauSt' m<tm doclor':! nurse., dnd paramro1c-. dfe <,impl\ nol IMlfled to deal with 1he .. µec1aJ nt:'t'd' of lrdumal1Lall\ 1111ured th1 ldren and mn'>t hnc;p1talc; emerq<·n· <'\' room' clmll~ <tnd doctor<. off1cec; are not properl\ equipped for ped1dtrtc emerqenc1e!> • A recent stud\ 1n IP> Angele' Coull I\ <,hoY> ed that l(J vercent of pdfitnll'dl<. tttll'> invol\ed c;enou" 1raumat1< 1111um.., lo ch1ldrl'n But ctlmu~t IY. tel' d'> nlrlO\ thildren (12 percentt as ddtJll., (i' ~r cent) \\ere dead on arrival di the ho-.p1tdl And i'O percent of tho'>t children died 1n are~ "'here nu pediatric cntacal-<:are centers t'Xl'>ll"<l ·we d<J kno"' that \Ao here rapid odt. .. quate care ,., offered -~ 111 tht la.st' 111 ~' ert· hedd lrauma -the oulrnme 1s 1mpro\.t'd observes Dr Jame!I ~1del as~1ate prole~r or pediatric~ al the l 'CLA. School of Med1c111e and onf' of the dUlhur'> of lhe '>ludy The kl'\ to propt·r tredtmen t mean., SPftlall\ trdirwd J)dramedlC'> and hospital!. that offttr pt>d1atnc 1111en~l\'e care The L<>' Anqeles ~lud\ fo1111c1 ho"' f:'\ er that mam re\Cue unit'> don 1 l dm 'ital equipment dnd med1< dt1om to mt:'t't the ~pec1al nee<h of k1d'.'I 'II' hdfd to lit evervthing 'ou net:'\J for ernt.·rgenC\ medical treatment ol <ii.lull' mto an ambulance m the f1r<;t pldCt· c•x plains Or Gorman \ov. \A.hen vou 'tdn addmq dupllca1e 1:"qu1prnent in the multiple SIZe5 -.ou nt:'t.>d to lit d1fferenl· aqed children \OU can 1mdg111r the 'ifope of the problem The redl herue<> ut modt·m mt'd1t 1n1. dre those pardmt:od1C\ '>d\'' Dr Martha Bushore of the East Tennes.'>E'f' Chil· dren·., Hospital in Knox\ 11ie director ol the American Acddl'm\ of PC'd1atr1e' (AAP) Task Force on Pt'd1a1n1. Emergen C\ \ledicine When a C't11ld 1-. dving tht.". make the difference Bui 11 hdppen., bt'ldUse of me11culou-. t1th'i1nced plan- 1ung proper equ1pmen1 and trdin1ng To make c;ure that rh1ldrt>n ~111 qet lhi> pararnechc care thf>\ nE."ed. Dr Bushurt- rL'tum rnends d~1g11dttng ct•ndlll dm· bul.mte. lo deal with pt'Cl1dtm E'ffiNgt'11· t'lt"> .rnd d1spa1chanq tlwm lo eH~f\ call 1molv1ng a dllld But at the hosp1tdl <ir emerqenC\ room. tht' requ1<;1tt' l"qU1pnwn1 for pro~ t•r testing, d1a.qno-.1' and tri>dlnwnt ma\ 1101 bl-a' dtlable A duld 1n l Md1ac dr· rest for examplt' nt.oech l'k'L1nt ..t1rnula 11on to tht" che-.t "'1th '>J>t.'<lal paddle<. Trat.11on 'Pltnl!> for hrokt>ll hunt·~ cume AMTRAK'S '~LL ABOARD RICN' FARES Offer not available In Alaska or Hawa!I Thanks to Amtrak's "All Aboard America" fun. you un have the time of your Hfe vacatlonln& aboard our trains. You'U 1et ewwythinc we'-. pt. f'rieftcMy, hefpfuf-.entee. Wide. reclining &eats. Modern equipment. Beautiful lounge can. 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AU.>- ABOARD AM1RAK 111 thild size., a.-, do '>1mplc cuffs for 111etl.,unru.~ blood pressu rr but some ho .. p11c11' m1qh1 not ha\ e rlwm ..\qa1n mall\ tio .. p1t<1h Mt-prl\ <1ff'I\ n111 fdril1lit'' thc11 dr'' equ1ppt'(I 111 pr<1\1dt• adult care and handle routine emergen- ues like broken b<Jne'> and lan'ralion!> -not ped1a1nc emerqenete!> Ob\'1ou .. 1v \ ou tdll I have all ho-;p1- lttls equi pped 10 deal v.11h an emerqen· '[l090ti 000'['[. -----, <\TOl<F rorrov ... ' ~ ..... "-•TAIU"-. f r• ,,, fWo .. ..,,. ·-rn f•tf '• .. "4 ii ~ ,, ,,i: I f 1 rv f ~n\,fj ,ft# ,.,\r .. ' )I'\ U>f' .JI w•. ' r1 •'•orc1 .Llf f' '""'' "4 I tAI J\••'J~ •1 '•ttr ''•·•·•-<. ~.. t I "" ·~ ~Ui4M u' 1o.1H1Ctf>l'I! I .. fft ... r " "'"'' \.Jb,...lt1f''.J f'! • , ...... ~""_,.,, ,.,U'U °' t .,. • .. ~· ,, I Vo.cl """' .. '• , .. ~tb'-0 .... liof1 Of ...... , l('tf'i'O "· ... ..1·r),.~ " \A AiV "'•:iJI' ',(IC I " ,...,,~f'fl(t O"' : l"f Jpft lt'f' n-r ~ Bor 1f&' Cl r!!O"" A ,,tt .. Ai r•o P,.r1 JOCf\ nc. ~ ••-'" .. ' .,..__ 11, '91• 11000 406006 CV and Staffed with pediatnc1ans around · the dock to tare for tht one cn11cal Lh11d thal ma\ arme there onre e\er\ \ear Dr Bu,.hore rea"'in!> She retomrnend'> ha\lflg one hospital in a given drec1 serve a .. a center for cn11cal pediatric care · You need lot-. dOd lots of children going 10 the samt' umter in order to build up the -.1aff l'Xpemse 1ha1 s \.1tal ..ind to gel enough monev to make 11 a v.orkable ..,, c;tern .. Ju .. t -;uch a 'i) \tern 1s no\\' being es- tdblu,hL-d 111 Los Angel~ tJ\ Dr Seidel. c<1ltnl\ 11ff1udb lht· LA Ped1a1nc Soc1e- I\ c111d C<1hfurnia Chapter 2 of the AAP ·11" c.1 lhml approach. expldins Dr St·1rtl'I "Fir..,t 'ou ha\ e 10 stabilize !he l h1ld. lr<tnsport him rap1df\. and then Many doctors, nUTBelt and paramedics are simply not trained to deal with traumatically injured children. qu1tkh l>r!J\ 1de ''hat ''et.all dehnit1\£ LcHt• Th.ti ffi('dll'> pedtalnc c,urg1cdl '-PPt 1.il1 ... i.. 111tt•rr11!>tS re!>ptratun therap1.,h c drd1oloq1..,h and lab '>Upport -,,11 ~Pdrl-d 1m,c1rd C'hildren ,\ 11t·111.11m eq111pmen1 hc,1 Rrl'par«l II\ Dr "ie1del ..ind lht· other., inrnl\ ed in rlw L..<1., i\ngelt·" l'ffort 1~ now read\ !or IJ<tr,1rnt'C!1t s Tht• !:'Cju1ppt'd emergen· t \ w11h "111 cam 1nfan1 and t htld hlo<Jd Jlfl''><,Urt' lUfh lrdLllOn .,pl1nl<, rP'>ll'-< 1ta1or<, ,,·1th mask-.. eleclnc pad· di<.·'> for card1at emergencies. d bat khcwd for 'Pllldl m1une., and d <;p<'Octl pc11r of 1un1or-s1zed !rouser-. uv•d 111 tht 1reat111t•nt of shoc k Tlw L11., Ani~l'lt·., qroup hd" dl"><J de \ elopt·d .i much more t0rnpreht>ns1u· t'qu1pmt·nt ll'it d" \'\ell <1!> standards for µ.·d1atrit ha1St1n nur<,ing care dnd ad \ .mct'd tcHdtd< l1k -.upport c;vstems for llo<;p11alc; that \'\dfll to win thl-' des1gnd· t1<1fl F.mergencv Departrnenl ApprcJ\ f:'Cl for f'Pd1dtrit'> IEDAfiS ) Such EOAPS ftiuh11PS 70 of" t11ch arl' n<J\\ op<·rdltng in l..11., Angel(>s Counl\ art-clt--.u;~n<.>d lo hdndle \'1rtuallv am p('(j1a1nc t>mergenn If the\' can.I tlH qu1clelinh lall for immediate 1ran-.fl·r 11! d d11ld 10 one of e11~h1 pediatric crtlllill tare l l'nln~ trl t hr area In tlH' next fev. vearc; tf the AAP i-. '"tn ... .,ful a nc1t1on\'\ 1de w'ilem for deal 111g w11h <'mngenue. ln\.Oh mg children will be es1abli!>hl'Cf Alread\ the Senate 1<; con!>1denng le~1 .. lat1on lo provide S2 million fur demon:itrat10n pro1ec1s "1m1lar 10 tht one in Los An~les 111 nthC'r rfl111mur1111e<, L 11111 \Ul h ~v'>term are established thouRh Dr Seidel suggests that parenh qet dd\1ce from 1he1r lhild's doctor about "h1ch fac1ht\ 111 their area 1s !x>c;I equ1ppro lo deal with ped1atm emer gem I<''> ThouHh vou may never ha\ e lo U'>(' that ad\ ice having lt could somP- d1t\ make a big difference 10 vou and 'our child fW """"'"I """''''~I\ 1l IJrlll'1 llfld(r1f'ft'V•1111/1·111 /.i,nl 111 II tl\llln"t"n fl ( .. ~ ................ di .......... GENUINE LEATHER • S.0ttll-tr1illt4 11m1h11 lutller uppers Fully Ille.I t1 k1e, tb1lr sU,1 Don't Pay $40 .... Don't Pay $30. Etatlc sW1 !Marts for sle.-flt · usyalllq cnltltne4 crepe sol• • &:l~tMllll, 4uralt stltcllit& ttnupout Step onto style lhll s fol for a prince-our trim maaculone Romeo of rochly tenned oenuine lellher II a a regal look 11 a p1111nce of 1 procei Slipper-type atyltng with elut•C tnMr11 al the 11dH g1ve1 you 111p.on-1nd·ofl comfof1, yel grips your tool tor a perlecl lit And the walk1no 11 e11y on crepe soles lhll cu1h1on every atep Here a one shoe thats elegant enough 10 weer with bus1ne11 1u11s casual enough to wear with 111ns Don t m111 out on th11 remarkAlble value Men·a 11z .. 7. 7'n. 8 . 8\IJ 9 , 9"1 10 10¥1 , 11 and 12 ow s17aa JUST SAVE U.3'1 2 Pal,. tor Only $33.00 LEATHER II IETTIEA1 M(a('S WNY Unl!U wonyl lu trwr brut~U 1110 .. ••1 mooslul.f lo UC.Pf and t•I P011te II 1nsu11tu to kttP your foot coolt• on 'utnmfr ""~' 111 wonltr And •I conlorms to t.t lht contours of your toot rto mtn maot mJl,.oJ ran match ot' Wldtttl B C (medium) D E (w•del (M2816348)-Brown (M28t 6•2Bl B1ac k Only 117.11 pr 2 pr tor m .oo Oki Vil.loge ':>hop ., , 1 - - - - ---SATISFACTION GUARANTEEO-MAfL TODAY! -- - - - - --1 Ill VIUMll SllOP, o.,t. V1Htll , IN1. It, II-•· rA 11lJJ I Pl•aH ru1h _ Pair(•) of 'Romeo Ge nu Cllutl ITi Ame11c1n Erprass Visa I one l H ther Shoe• H Ind icated below 0 Oontrs Club C MntlrC.rO I a s1n11• pa 1r price i 11 ta p1u1 $2 90 po11 I •I• & handlln1 ~·t llO -------- 0 Two/a l• price U l 00 plu1 S5 00 po1t I a1• hend lln1 [Jp 01t1 ___ _ _ f pit HI pnnt ) I ~·1 ,,_ (tot2ttll41t I .._. --------------~~ ~~ I -"1•l lltd (M2tl6421) Addl'ffS I ~-W~f I P'i-M att11 U .00 for "~' wldtll CitJ I O lnctoMCI It$ (cll«hr _,o'*<) stlt• Zip I L-----------..-~-· C.N.M t , I .. ---------------.J WILD & WONDt:Rf UL! • Huge 52"1160" • Fabulous Lifeaize Tiger! Soft, Thick, Luxurious Piie-Machine Washable! 'llle-~1 Throw ~~::$12as JUST each 2FOR$25.00 lt't A-• Rug • !Manket •Wall H.tng-to tN football 1tacS1um So ... , !Nde. tne Ing • .. _ ... _ _.... • F 'l Th -.. ~ 11 ~bt• Golden tan.on· ..,_,.pre... umi ure r..,.. brown ,.,,,.,...to brown-on-tan R1ct1. • CatMat Cov.r •Stadium Wrap f&buloua .cryhe olefin t>tond woth neatly Eilobe, aciv.nturou1, breaUllatungly bound borders-Eutly machine bffuttfutl A megn.fic.nt hleeize tiger. w~and--dryable e.pwntd In Juft9l..UU. COiors on aott. ,.UU.., OUAMWTl.U u "°' 100-.;. -••d lueh, ultr•thl~ pile. T"-perfect CS.Con· lrt -ry • .,. ••"'Pl)' ,.11,m 10, 11111 P<Of!'PI IOf touch tor your f'lorM •. Supert> .. I IWtUrtd ( .. C•PI ah.p & """" I Tetr•I c "'' ... wen hanging, pr~t1cal enough to Uff.. , S."Nltott41/ Golf /fft/ Our p01oc1 11 to b9d C:Oll9r, furniture throw, or ~ aink. P,_• all Of"dl" youMON·ln JUO. Imagine tflta aplendtd PtOMplly C~H Ctl'11 "lropny" in l~Mdroom, JIYtftO room. or =::i9 •-==·~~Pon enuggled 'round you u you watch TV on rlOC•ft•CS prompi11 Shop. chtlly even1nga. It trav.ia well, too .. . l!Mftl g11erent-.d ""th•n Take u .iono on car tr1p1, ptenloa, aa1ar11 to Ur9 · rte. Hamptoa Geaeral Store, •-er. ,. 1 ma ........... ......, C-Of'l'lrl 5'tlt• II .lo! r --------· SATISFACTION GUARANT[[O-M AIL TODAY'--------, MW MAWTOM Olll!lAl STOlll, •wl tz .. n.c. ".. • 11. " ....... , ,. 17333 I Y111 Pluse ruSll my Tiger Tflrow(•) IZ665.JN I I 111nOIC1ttO below, on Full Mont J l lCk Ou1t1nltt Ar•n1 & h1ndt1111 I SAVE 1 Order 2 lot Only S2S 00 plus S4 9~ NA._.f I llUyY#fllhl sll Pl""' & n1no11n1 AOOl!l SS I I Sen on Super Sir.-ao •60" 1667071 <>NC I I lor U6 U plus S2 90 """""''lhl sll•PC><•I Clfl I & h1ndton1; TWO tor 1ust $ll 00 plus ~ 9~ I ,,.,.y .. 111ht lll•llO•lll & h1ndhn1 s TA H z ·, I I (ncloMd os S l"A rts ldd u •n tn Our po • ' 1\ to p<OCI\\ 111 orders P<Oft'otly I I C•t ll•t c••O o'l:'t •\ ••• 11•.xtnld lll>O"' crt4tt I CMAael IT: c o.nt" Clllll c VISA •PO"O•• 0.·•H AOI I td Do"Oftlpt1, $'11pl'>eftl I 0 M!erocan upreu :J lllasttrCard '"'''"'"° ... tto n 60 NJl I L--------------·C> "·"'· 1"4 ---------------' ;BRIGHTEN YOUR DORM WITH A TOUCH OF GREEN The frt>.,hman cull~e '>ludenl seulinH into h1'> t>r her dorm1- l(Jr\' room hd.., opt•ned a door IO d m• .... Irle of 1ndr1>t.'ndence But \\hat kind of <la\ ·l<Kla\ Ille can HHJ Above all, the lowest.· 3mg -smg 5mg 8mg THE LOWEST ~ -- Warnrng The Surgeon General Has Determined ~t Cigarette SmokJOg Is Dangerous 10 Your Health son PAt:k 100\ fll IFR .. UljlllOI J "'0 111 0 l IM l\l'Of1tr ,. ru C•"lllffll b1 I re , • .,,~Oii . , ' I •'' • I htt\ e in the .. mall dri:lb cl"''Rned room rlwl yuu mo!tl l1kl•ly are .,hdring wilh a lCJtc1I stranql'r'' Dorms are 1nev1tably dreary A f rr-,1 apdrtrnent or house vou share with roommates can look 1ust as hopeless You won't have -or want to spend - huqe sums of money to decorate. but 1h10, '~ the place you're going to call home There's always the Indian bed· spread shop and the art pnnts in the college book.store But tf you spend a f~ dollars at the local greenhouse, you can ~1ve you r room 50me warmth and rnd1v1dualrty Whe1lwr \!lit 'trt·am., 11110 \our room 111 11111 rlit·rt· <Ht-all kind., of pldnl!. thal \\111 tlim,.. tht·r1· Tht:' <.p1dt·r plant qrci.,.., qu1rkh b111 II 1<, '>{) {J\'('(Uo,(•cJ thal II -...-t.·111., to htt\ <' ht•t-n "<.u('<J w1lh the fur 111tu rt-Tr\ o,omt•t hrnq ne\\ "°lunm room-. Me grear for qeran1um' Tltert-ttrl:' llldfl\ \drtt'lrl"> ~1th d1s11111 II\ i•I\' JMltnrwd led\C<> and chf•ef\ rt-d prr1~ "r wl11t!' bloom'> 01tlt'r '>ltn·lu\ 1111.! "''"'" <HI' t d( ltJ' tl!td II' o,r<,ter '>U( 11111·111., \\ l1t1 It fr.irdl\ l'\f'I fl(•t'fl \.\Clft:'f 111~ ht'( 1111,1· 111 their lhKk \.\3lt'r· rt·lt1rr1111q ll'tt\C'' rtw 'him It'd\ t'<.I )ddl' plttnl v. 111 qro .... from ,, .,111.ill .,rm~ to " f;irr-'IZt·tl frt·t· h\ rtw ttmf' \·1111 ~r<1duar1· H.111'(111~ pla111-. n1uld 111< l11d1· lilt' \ ,ir 1t•qdted \\\t'lll'lr I\\ \.\Ill! I(\ c;uhtlP ,1J,1<lrrrq of p11rplt 'th n t1nd gn>t>ri Fur roomo, ""llhout direct .,unlight th,.. '>time t\ \ I hdl no doubt LOVNS at lea5t one hu1ldrnq on < ampus can ddorn vour room tcio a..o, lonq as 11 1sn t too warm I !O'vd.'> MP v1r11nq plant5 that can be hung rn tht· window or Hamed around '' v. rre frame• Tht-rnrn1dture grape-tV\ mak~ a lo<. v b~ket plant And there., dlwayo, philodendron. wtth 11.s mam 'M1t1l1on'> of he11rt-sht1pt>d leaves < 'h<JU'Jt.' \our pldnts as carefullv ~ vou do vour ~ar<lrobt-Easv care should tw d h1~h pnonty, vou wont want to fus'> with rntslinR or t>very-<lay wa tering 1'11 ~ftl(lfll \11111 pl.1111' 1 lt·,111 off <111,I\ f11lr.t1~1· 11! td l11t1k1 \I HI' i><>I'-.Hf' t lt'dll If tlwrc .1ri· '-t~ll' 111111..i'<.t' 11r <h'><'d.'>t' t<1kt q1111 k ,u·111111 l1dc111· th1· prolilt•m ~'"our of 'onlr1JI 1'111< h IM< k pl,1111'> tc1 keep tlw1r, o,tfap<• .1tlrc1< 11v1• ,111rl t11rn thl·m " 1111 f'tll h d,1\ 111 1·110,11r1· 1•\1•11 qrowth Rt>memtx•r lo wt1tt.'r uni.., 1f sorl 1s drv ,md then kf't1> w<1tenng unttl the soil ·,s wmpletely '>C>aked Some pldnts. such ~ lhe SUlculenr .... will net.'d water only on<.t> a wet:k or f'verv Io days Others m<sy nt'ed da1lv waterinq Choose con ldJners !hat complement the plants Clav 1~kcts, how· t'ver because they are so much ltghter 1~1 clay Find the kind with a water "'1U~nacht'd to the lx>ttom. )'OU won t wan t to h~ve 11\rnop up every 11me vou water If you need a drtailed reference book rm plant care. The Pr>cket Guide to Hnu~p/ant\ (Golden Pr~ S4 95) anct All About Hou\eplant\ (Ortho Books 55 ~5) are both good -Ann W1mkw :lll F~•11n W11 i.n • ""'"t"'"~ N 11 • 11<114 <eollect1hlc dolls 1s ont• ot the l.t.'iltst ~ro .... inil hobbies m the United Stah:s Fmt'. 1mp11rkJ \ >. amples of the dollcrafter" drt. cn•.itl·J l.1rh 111 th\ 1900's, have been sold at auction tor thous..snJ, of dollars. These dulls an: char..srll'rm:J hv ~upl'nor workmanship. limited pro<luction. t1nd were uatkd of vanous materials. Onh the rare'it and most c11lln t1blc merited the use ot pon:elam lm~1c thl· l''<· c1tement of finding one of these · lll'1rl11om child mi packed away in your grandmot~r s ho~rhc'\I trunk' HANOCRAFTEl> PORC.:El.AI~ ltopechest He1rloom1 .. ()nll~ .m~ tr..stkd m thl' trJJ1 lion of fashionable European doll makers The~ ex amples of their art are handcrafted hy art1~ns -;killed in generations of their craft and broui;tht to you di J fraction of what you would expect to pay for thl'm Each of our JO•n " twms 1s pa1nstakmgly hand painted with meticulous attentmn to Jeta1l. Their fine co5- tum\'' M\' rnmpkll' down lo thl' '\mdllec;t pearl hut Inn on lhl· h•I\ c; H!'it dnd hkd1fl' appllQUl' on his sis llr' ~1rml'nl Drl'''>Cd 1n their Sunda\ hl.'sl for J v1'\1t 111 l.randm.i. vou lon \CC an their c hauh1c por l d,1111 fJu.'S m1xl·d fe~lm~!I ,1h11ut havm~ to kel'p t1Jv1 C..sptunn~ the look of .in heirloom u1llect1hle the hl·ttd. hc1nds dnd fed of each twm .ire molde<l of port dam ctnJ ht1nd p<JmtcJ tu {11mrihml·nt the wlor of thl'lr h,rnd 'Ivied hair B'OTH O~LY S2X 50' \ ou m1~ht t'X(X'll to pay up tu one hunJreJ J11ll.1r~ for a pair or Jolls 111 th1~ 4ualtt)o However to mtro- dulc U\ to tht' rww rnllectur. lloJ)t'chc't Hl·1rloom l '1 1~ mak1n~ .i.vailahlc this sd of twins for only S28.50 Wl• v.111 accept J maximum uf two order\ from t'ach h11ui.chold-11nt' fnr your own family ht>1rloom and nnt' to start a fnl'nd on their l ollect1on But pica.~ hurry J.S we will fill orders on an as received has1s and Jon 't want to d1~ppoint anyonl' Order today' \~U.Hll.r\ \ F\ \111.\ t.I \H \\TH Thi\ rrciJu(t " tulh jlUJrdntu·J II \l>U Hl J1~'Jll,hl.'<l in JO\ ~.,, \nu m,1\ r, turn 11 l!>I " prompt .inJ rull r\'111nd To ORDER ~ndrnur : n.imt• ,,J. Jrl'" llJl cti<lt JnJ , hn k nr m11nl.'\ nrdt•r for S2X 50 plu-. $4 00 P"'"~l .inJ h.indltnil to AMERIC,\:\ ~ \'11U Hn\ 21, lh.'pt M2FWEKl'n.'mlollt111...,IJl1tm BnH1khn \) 1121~ ll .~cum th\ onh l \\.ind \J rl'I Jenl' aJJ aprrur11.1h -..ill'' t.1., THI ROMANS MAY HAYI BllN COLOll BUND ere c; a lash1011 ""oop from Soence ."w"' !ht.ti '•<Junds mort-hkt• \1T\ than tht Romdll Le!,!1on B\ t11ldl\'Z111~ le>.lilt• r1•n1l1rllll'> Ulledrtht'\.l Oil .ir1 hitt>i1l11~1l di du~-. ~Jrqt• To\ lw .1 phV'il<.'11 1 hemi-.t fr11111 En~land ha' di-..c.o\ert'<l lhttt the Romdn ar· rm ac1u.1ll\ µr~ferm.J bnqhl rt'<K'k' Drab brown colors had set>m- 1ngly been the staple of off-the- rark Roman wc·ar tJut Ta1, lor 1011 nd trace<. of n111dr:lt'r .i plant 11M!Ci for red dve-. .• md lnmt:-nl· ~ ed lichen u~ for p11rplf' ~ Taylor declined to speculalf' on i the problem ol rnlnr coordrna· £ lion After all what -.elf·rf">f)E'('I· ~ mg soldier would \\E'dr purplP "' socks with his red tunr«" Per-~ haps in Rome evervom· did a.\ ;; the Romans did -no q11e-.. ~ lions asked' ,._......,.Md,.......,.. Pat• Ck M l•"Skey Vlee,.......IM "-~ Gerald Wroe vie. ,.......... ,,.. ,,.. Ottwtoo Jame5 P Walsn VIH I"~ IM Oeftl Mel Jona1n1n Thompson MM« Tnomu P1a1f ere s ct c<x k·t.t· ckxx11l• danJ\ Idle of hcrcll'.m rt'· \\ arded On lwr "' " through lht· Sen11noll•. Fla nt1, park Etht•I Tu bergen 'f>Olled Bldci<1t' thl' roo'>ler -c1 lonRt1me park f d\ Orllt' -ht•111g c11t,11 kt.'Cl h\ d 5<.0111.,h temt'r \tr, Tul>tr~en wed fowl ~nd llt•v. IP 1 he roo.,11·r., rt>~ uf' Thi.-. allral red the t11tent1rn 1 iii nt>arh1, ul\ httll lunch~r-.. who ru-.tw help 'dVe Bia<. k1t' T\.\n \\t't'k<. ldlt'r ,11 t1 1 ti\' mu nu I fTlt'f'llrlq \Ir., Tu I wr qt.>n \\<15 durnlifounc1t-d wlwn c;he h(·ard twr namt· ldllt>c.I She Wd • ., pre'l'nle<l r1r1 d'A,srd for r111t11riotL'> hr ,1\ t'f\ Blr1< ktt -\\ lrlf,!'> ,rnd 11·~., b.m daql'd -c1ddl"<l 111-. pt•r..i 111c1l '-l'Cil of dppr(J\ c1I lo th1 priLt' \Ir.. fut-x·rqt.·11 t rm\.' 'f3l,1t ku·., ru~hl f ()of '' .i.. prt>.,.,t'<l on .1 ,../' BY MARION LONG .,1,unp p<1d th~n on 1tw 1 l'rt1f1- t dll' nf t1ppr<.'l1c111011. Im hd' in~ 11 framed. of wur'>t'1 \Ir<, T ubt.-rgt;•n that ., def 1 nitt•lv a fPilther in vour cap' 11• •\1 \Ii' ,\ I 0\ ~UGIT THI Ill.UIS omen ., Ith m.'.\\ lw 'lnding holdh 111l1J the 80 .. but ~1rl-. lib " -.1111 tixldlln~ t1l1111~ Rt· 1 t>nl .. ructw-. of nParl\ I IK>o \Ill"' t111k1·1· l11Rh '>t hoc1I 'lll<krtl~ rnnducred rll lht• I "" Pr\ll\ of \finne-.otii amt 'lh10 State L nl\ 1•r-111\ n>\ ealt'(j lht1f Ulll\. Ollf'-fh1rcl of llW ~trl' rn111p11tt-d to orw-hall of th• ho\.<,, 'l0ft'd ht!{h Ill .,t•lf-es11·1·m fhe-.t· n·,ull., .m n<'.uh tlw '>dffit' d'> lhll'>t' OI ti 'tnl11.tr .,lH \ ,., 1ak1•n 111 I 'lfiX ftll' rt· ""-'nrcht•r-. 'f.lt"t ut.11t• Iii.tr .u1ul1:'" t 1·n1 girl' .irt• PXpt't tt'(J to Ix· 1>'1pul<1r (an dtlrihull' rhar., t.J1f ftcult for <Ill\ llnf' lo r!Chlt'\ t') . .... hl'rt'd'> bov-. Jr(• t•mour.iqed to be smart or '>k11lful Re- <,earcher Dale Bl' lh of Ohio S1a1e explained that dun nq adole.c:ence q1rls arc suppost'd to all d1fferen1 from bovs The result IS Iha! the girls are often in conflll1 ,}!) to \.\ har lite\ should be That conflK't ck.en t rxt'>I for most bov'> · Should high <;<:hool'> odd a dash of Glcma Steinem to Homt:-Er., WHIN YOU CA•I lllOUGll 10 llND THI YDY WOllST hf' \\ nrld l'i '>(J lull of ~·t~·1 't'nt11m·111tll ~rt't.1· ing c .irt1'> thdl flit\\ b1• 11 ~ h1qh time Y. t· hrl<l 111rd., for tlio-.t> t1'>pt't '' Ill ltft· that t <111 t tif• l rtplun-<f Wtllt ri '"'' • ir pt•I fumt l'on,1d1·r 1h1 rt•fort· v~c l(J/ W1111w11/\ .J lllllt't IUJll 11f t'\t r1111011111.11\ Ull'>f•n1mwri 1.11 wn11r11enl'> from B.1lld11t111c Book., 111 \1.111IMll.i11 For t''«1mpll' to t.omrnemo- r dtt· t Ito~'<>< td...,111r1' 1111 \\hit h \!HJ ;mt km·u \11U \.\t:'ft' rrqht all t1lon~ Tht'> frtrd L'> lll'I 111 let \ 11u kno\\ Tildl I "'d.'> rr~l 11 -I told \ 011 .,., \nd '-<• ti ~H' .!~ • .irtf., lllr t'\ t<lll' likt• !hf' •tllHI\ t'r'>ti" 11f a clt\<ine 1h1· di.,1r1IH'rtli1r111• rit tt qrdnd ... on till' fir1m1 ol ,, '>t'<:retan t.111tl olht•r lun·ftllt'<J t'\t'llf-, ·~I\\ ltt•n \nil l ·1111 "I\ ti \\llh llJ'>t" \fH'I /(// \/11/lll'fl/ It•!' \llll ''1\ 11 w11ti thorn., BlllTHDAYS IAll Sc 1irp111) Sunday 11111.irh,lfl \\ 1rth•r.. )11 Kurt \ nnr1t~111 td Monday S11•f,m11· 1'11wer.. 1'.! WE>dnesday Br1.i11 l\.t•11h 1, J Pnrn t· Charle..., jt, \It Ledn SI£ .. 't'll'>CHI .):l 1 hursday· F d ·\-.1wr l.i Fndav BurQt''>" ~ \1m'(l11h 71i Saturday· Rock ~ Hud"1111 ,;9 Lduren Huttnn H L..;;:;::~~!!!!..:.:!::::~::::::::::=::~=~~~~;;~~=~~:U Gonlr111 l.J~htloot It. • F.\.\llLY Wi:.:n .. L~ announce:i; the rec:1p1t>nLS of 11.S ..econd an- nual '.'iattonaJ Treasure Award-. fl\ e putJltl fis;iures wh~ c.un- 1nbu1ton.., to Amentan life are un an order of -.u~inq t'X· t ellence and durab1ht-. • ..\ report on what ma~ veri, \\t•ll be the lx...r high <iehool football program in Amenctt • In our monthly auto rol 11mn tip" for ~tong a gnp 1111 \\ 111tt·r dm inq BOOKMAIHll \\ho! " Anwncd rt:'ndtn~' Hn<> .trf' ten of I ht' m< ,.,, I" 1pul<H t){J()k-. .11 the Ot•nton Tl'Xd!>. 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Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. I St 01 Ei: Or The Pilot ., LOG Starting a new life Greg Martyn (left) and Peter Rlegert portray two European lmmtiranta processed through the Great Hall at Ellla laland ln 1907 ln the aeven- hour minlseriea "Ellla laland," be&lnnln& tonight on CBS, Channel 2 . For another atory and picture, aee Page 3 . Daily Pilat __ Sports MAIN OFFICE 330 West 81y St., Coat• Meaa, Ca. M•ll •ddreaa: Box 1560, Coat• MeH, C•., 92626 Telephone: 642-4321 Program information 1s pruvult!'d by the netwo~ks and suwons and 1s subje<'C Co C'hange wirhour not1('(' -lnclax Sports .... ... .. .... .. .. ... ... ... . . .. . ...................... Page 2 IV Antenna·-····· ..... . ·-··········. Pa~ 3 Daytime Drama . .. . .................... Page 4 Tube Toppers ..... . .... ...... ... .. . ............. Page 6 Daytime Schedule .... ... .... ................... ... ... 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T1me-L1fe Building. Rockefeller Center. N.V , NV. (C) Clnemax. T1me·Ufe Bu1td1ng, Rockefeller Center. N.V .NV (E) ESPN , Bristol, Ct. (L) SelecTV, Marina del Rey. Ca (S) ShoW11me (S) Spotllght (C) Cable News NetworK. Atlanta, Ga. ........ (9) WOR, New York City ( 17) WTBS. Atlanta. Ca 2 Sunday, Nov. 11, 1984 TV, sports: A 45-year marriage By LORENZO CARCATERRA It was refem:d to as a noble experiment. Cnt1cs s~nd themamage ofTV and spons. both young and facing uncertain futures. would never last beyond the thrill of the moment. This was in May, 1939. Today, 45 years later, 1s would be difficult indeed to imaeine one without dis- cussin~ the other. Benjamin G. Rader. a professor of history at the University of Nebra!>ka. looks at that too often sacred union of sports and television in a revealing. deuufed book, "Jn Its Own Image (How Television Has Transformed Spons).'' He begins on that May day in 1939 when NBC's expcnmental station W2XBS earned a baseball game from Columbia Uni· versity which few people bothered to watch, even fewer were aware of and fewer still were impressed With From there the book move through the meek acceptance of TV sports in the 1940s. through its in- creasing popularity in the 1950s and 11s dominance in the 1960s and 70s. Despite its academic tone. the book manages to make its points fairly and accuratcl}-. It 1s. after all. the work of a history professor. not Red Smith. The book's titk suggests what is insinuated through- out its pages-that TV has altered the face of spon • shaped and refined it 10 reOect the medium's idea of what a sponing event .should.. look like. Before. through radio and news- paper rcj)Orts. the event was described to us in full detail, the actions. the mo- ments, allowed to rest com- fonably in the mind. Now. with split-screen and super-slow-mo. there 1s little time for the viewer to think or reflect. He is only allowed reaction. fo llowed by a Quick cut to a com- mercial .............. ------------~~- .• ,,-..... II\'---- llllfl Ill --Moaday·-.lliiiiiilmli All IOOM 1c11m,..avae --... u_"" f'OOTUU. LAe ........ ....... .. -.......... Mwb(lln.,11Mlft.) -mc~a1.a:.._. -•Tuesday __ _ ---n.usc1ay--- Afl2&1• .. m,. ..... ~ ·1s-............... =·· IL ta•"'' 111•'81 ..... (I ) -m-__ ,......., ___ _ --Ali rn• •m,.·•• ~ :1r~=.u. --~---llON•ll .. II ~·Ml PdollM.L. •• t 'l•R et ot"9 , .......... , (Pleue Me SPORTS. Paee 30) -Networks Stiri"ing uP the melting pot_ ·Ellis Is la n d· tells of 1907 immigr a nts in 7 -hour mini s~ries By JERRY BUCK A,.T.._..kw1Wrlt9t LOS ANGELES -In the 60years that it was open, I 6 million immigrants passed through Ellis Island an New York Harbor. But the old imm1grat1 on station is such a mess today an Amencan filmmaker had to use a London fish market as a stand-in. That was for the seven-hour CBS man1series "Ellis Island ... a son of melting- pot melodrama played against a panorama of America between the tum of the ce ntury and World War I. It tells the stof"}' of four fictional rmmigrams who amved in Amenca in 1907. All four were penniless. One escaped a Russian pogrom. One had a pncc on her head. One was an actress' gigolo. The fourth was goang bl ind. "As soon as I read the sen.Qt I went to New or and visited Enis Island." says Jerry London, who was director and supervisi ng producer. "II was in such a state of disrepair there was no way we could UM' It " The solution came from art d1re<:tor Robert Lami . who had previously worked on "Gandhi." "Bob said he coold find everything we needed an London. The old buildings, the an tenors, the costumes." London recall s. "Billingsgate Fish Market in London stood in for the 1mm1grat1on building at Ell is Island." says London, whose own grandparents came through Elhs Island from Poland and Russia an 1900. "We filmed it on a Saturday and Sunday with 4SO extras playing the 1mm1grants going through proc.essinJ." Working in Bnta1n did present a fe w problems. however. Only so many Ameri- can actors could be used because of restnct1ons imposed b> the British actors' union. "I had to find Enghsh actors who could speak with Amencan accents," London says. For instance, Florenz Ziegfeld was played by Julian Holloway. He's the son of Sta nley Holloway. The-musie-publisher was played by Stubby Kaye, who's an Amencan, but he lives in Engtarm:· "Elhs Island" is London's sixth min1-~ne!>. which may be a record for a director. He directed the 12-hour "Shogun" on location in Japan and it became somethina of a landmark. It not only won a huge audience and numerous awards. but gave. 1hc m1n1~ries new life afier it had begun t~ sag following the breakthrough success of "Roots" and "Rich Man. Poor .Man." "Ell is Island," adapted from the novel by Fred Mustard Stewan. is centered on the .. Richard Burton l• the father of the bride -JIU real ctauihter Kate -in the TV ml..ni8erla .. EW• laland;• Burton••wt role. ltves of a handsome youns Italian (Greg Martyn). a Russ ian Jew Wlth an ear for music (Peter Raegcrt), and two Irish sisters (Alice Knge and J ud1 Bowk~r). And like all miniseries it 1s chockablock with stars: Richard Burton. Faye Dunaway, Claire Bloom. Ann Jillian, Milo O'Shea, Ben Vereen and Bunon's daughter, Kate. Burton finished his role only a week before his death. ··1 wanted ·to cast the four leads with actors who were not biJ names so that it would be more rcahstac," says London. "Then we can put the big stars an the guest star roles." CBS will telecast "Ellis Island" in thrtt parts. tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday. London was born and raised in Los Angeles. where one uncle produced "The Loretta Young how" and another was ma nager of Pa the Studio, the former home of David 0 . Scl101ck. ''On Saturdays my uncle would take me out to the studio and I'd sec whe~ they'd shot 'King Kong· and ·Gone With the Wind,"' he says. ··1 was always fascinated wat h movie . My first job was as an appreotrce film cdjtor on ·t Love Lucy.' 1 was a film editor for 12 years. J was an associate ~on 'HOgan's Heroes: and that's~ g.'ln d1rcctina 17 years •· .. I came b'ul of comedy. I du-ccted 'Hol9o's Knocs; 'The ~ary Tyler Moore how,' 'The Bob-Newhart Show.' It was through a kind of bold effort on 'Love American Style' that I got to direct my first dramatic show. An ABC executive called me into bis office and asked me why I d1dn 't direct drama. I said no one would let me. "He got me a 'Marcus Welby' at Universal and I S{>Cnt the next 1wo years there, doing aU their series. But I reahzcd if 1 was going to do quality work I had to get .away from the series." His chance came whc:n Universal liked his work enough that they m~de him director of"WhC(ls," thl' m1n1scnes based on Arthur Hailey's novel about the automobile industry. Since then he has dfrccted such miniseries as "Chiefs," ''Shogun," .. Evenin, an 8)7antium," and "Women in White.' He also direc ted such movi~ as the three-hour "'The Scarlet and the Black,·· stamng Gregory Peck. and tbe pilot movie for "Hotel.'' which starred • Bette Davis. "I've been offered a number of feature films," he says, "but 1 don't relate to movies that arc just action-adventure or pcc1al effects. rm interested in. pco(>k stones. That's what makes • m1rusenes successful -you lake the people and wan t to sec: what's going to happen to them." Sunday, Nov. 11 , 1~ 3 - 'Edge of Ni ht' goes over the e ge soon who 1t 1c; hu1 we undrMland Lauren Butwn BY L Y!'IO \ HIRSCH hac; btr n talked lo bv the network, The finat-rtm:n~ 1nl1IT>n-Tne Filgci-r---~·r Dolio; 1s ·a ghtlv gloo;c;v h1gh- 'J .. h •• De 'X \Rr hac; kc it1t>rl hat t'i powt·rwl nap •1pt•r:i tl)at c;hnuld b( gelling 1 &• 1 r -1 llt'ttl'r ratings than 1 1o; In its Tuc~v 9 su .. pen~'-m' -;11·n c;nap 1u<,t ':t"n 1 pul inp, p m uml' .. tnt 1t'c; halJ lnts of problems due 1n l.'nnugh tt'wrr' lo prc-t>mptmn' for hasehall game\ and fhl' c;hnw '''h1ch hegan 1n ')'ill •m ( R<\ prt'S1dcnt1al dchatc'> If you get a ~hancc. o;w11rh1·~ lo -'R( Wht'n 11 wa-. l'ancrll'rl IW tune II 1n -11 '\fun ln '>CC all the gmngs-on thl' Eve '-ctwnrk Fn~ thl' pac;r 'it'vcral n lhc fa\hion hu'>inc\\ and have J look--.er yt·ar... Ft1gc nf"J1gh1 " ~ >. lock llm(' 'Int at the latt''ll fa ... hwno; hue; htt•rallv hcl'n n-; dnwntall 'vlan, loral o;tauonc; ·n10\ produung thrir O\\ n talk show<, raunning 'iyndirat1•d 1.onwc11l'c; or frec;h game <;how'> 1n that 'pot kav1nK 'Edge 0f 'J1ght" out n tht.' (!lid Int.ill\ or running 1t in a d1i'{en•nt Uml' <;Int ~R( ha., over 2r1r1 11lihate<; hut •mlv I fi() r hoo;e 10 nin • F.dgr llf-'.#1gh t · 1n'1 fe\\ 1fthoc;c at its nnrmal ,101 W 1•'r. 1nld I hill 4-ht•n the \hO\\ "l)OlCS IO an i:nd r1n r><-r ~x all 1h1• m ~'ill"I"\ <;tnr) hn1•c; will ht '''rapp<>d up -lor what c; a myc;h·r "'11hn11t in l'ndm)'" fl'lr~<'I ,di 1h11\l' rum11rc; vnu ht•ar ahout "Papt."r rx,11,·· he1ng .tnu.•led fhe c;ho\\ '" nn ll)('at1nn th1<; w1•t>k 1n \J1•w York .rnd I\ 1uc;t ahout lfl ~1gn ,1 "t•r" prominent mn<kl- turnd1-ac tr·'"' \R( h.1c;n I ,rnn11unnd Pe-t.er Berl{man t ( hff. ·~II \II) Chil- dren · 11s ahout 11) c;.1y 'I do • Mamed once hefnre 10 an ac1re<i'l Bergman 1<1 going lo lake ht<; "ow" with a non-aclrc<ill this time. H1o; tirc;t wife. Cbristlne Ebersole. has been seen on 'R)'an s Ho.pc" a.ci l*lly and "One l de to l 1ve" a'I Maxie.. and can currently ht> ~n m thr tilm ·· ~madeu'> .. (,rant Alexander nae; decided not LO c;tay w11h ·(,u1ding L1~h1." He leave<1 the \how 1n thecharacterot Ph1hp on Dec. 15 \t th1'1 point no decmoi"1\a' been made about whether lo recac;t the character Ml!an- h1lc .\Ian 'ipauld1ng 1'J returnin g 10 GL. .11though we hc-ar 11 wnn 't be Oari1 Bens.an. who cn•a11.·t1 the r haral trr playing him 1h1c; 11ml•Jr11und • Lloyd Brtqe., Nancy Olson star ln ''Paper Dolls." 'Santa-Barbara' making waves BY LYNQA RIR..~H -. () 'Wh y ha" \an1.1 k.1 rhar<1 · gottl"n rid n( rhe a<'1nr wht1 pl.l )'t"'d lr-e'' I reallv thoudlt he was fahul<1u~ -I R L.anc;1ng. M 1dl A. "Santa Barhara" 11 underl(oi•I( lots of rbn1te<1. and It ""' dtd ded ~t Oaat Wlt~rspoon wacn'c rlgllt for t~ lead. IHuad, Maril A1'1'old, la•t 1.een ac Gavin oo .. Tlte Ed1e of Nlpt," &allet •VtT. A lot of pe0t,te "lilo worked wltl• Withers~ oe 'St.n&a Barbara'' area't laappy aboet llit lea•l•• lW d1ow. THy felt lte wu an tnure1U•1. dedicated yoanl( act.or wllo just wa.•'t itJven taoop llmf> Uafortanately, "S.•ta Barbara" 11 ID tltf rtt,.111 ba~ment H far H da ynme 1~• 18' th ftT~Hll••t-Pfodoctrc Hoally '!!._Ti ledt-~tw.UW tJ'9nfe lit TeaCllnJ mn Hd women In H att~mpt to trab ltlptr t•U•p lnctdn&ally. ct.e 11to• now hu '"o "" pndacett, a wltolt raft M new dlalope wrltert, aad we ndtntaod lot1 .,.,.e acion •Ill M com In• .. d iolnlJ la tff lldt montlf. O (an you tell mr 1( Ted f>an•<1n c"cr 11ppurrd on a "lap" I lo .. c him on -4 Sunday. Nov 11 . 1984 Ted Da.n.aon a I09p Yete1"&D. ·( hccn · My rnu,1n '3)', that •he u<Sed to watch him on dayume. -~ T Long Reach.< ahf . A: Oa•10D'1 doee H'VfraJ ,.., ~rH. Hit longett rn wu" "Somenet," •Mrt Ille played• vlllala. Dut0e l1 ette act.or wlto It very opt11 U..t ~ ,_Yt ow ... , operH, ~----..... ---------- •ay1 be Hjoyed 1t, tbat it taagbt bim a lot. bat obviously be's happier over at "Oaten," •bicb bas turoed out to be 001 ooJy a c•h fa-..orite but a ratings wl.llDtr as well. ()· ~ri: there plan<; for .in' ni..·" }OJP operas on lhc honzon"' I tu' e "JI~ hang ne" \Oap operas and ~c1ng ho\\ the\ l hJnge tn the tirst }Cat or°"' -LT P1mburgh. Pa A: Well, asidt from "Ritul1," tbe tyDdkated soap opera that WeDI OD tbe air Wt ye.ar, a.M •f C08rR '"Suta Barbara:· Ule~e are no plans for new soap operas. Wiien ABC eUqjed ''Tke E4gt of Nigbt" l.att weell. daey decided to ton over that time period to local affiliates, altlaougb "lliey say maybe au& year tlle~·u bt' aometti• oew. _ Pwtti.a1 • '°*P opera together takes lot of work aad commitment, ud tile new oaes jast laavea't tttmtcl to pan out -''Loving," " ata Barbara" aad "Rhuals" aren't dot•1 very welJ IJa tile ratings, altltoagb few oew toaps do •tU early." All My C.Jhlrea," terr tnta~. •H reafly a t t~e bottom of tltt barTel at itt begioalq a.ad DOW lt COD· tlttatly la tN ~five. We tlalllll "Loving" Is a sllow to w•tclt l>«Hst It ltas &be p.tatlal to do for ABC wltat "All My Clrlldru 'Id for It over • decade a.go. --·-- AUTHORIZED SALESI SERVICE/SATISFACTION AMC-JEEP ._ ORANGE COAST AMC-JEEP-RENAULT 2524 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -549-8023 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st ~t. Santa Ana -835-3171 CADILLAC NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd . 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A fam1/I' 1(/irw /t"'f!/;."' \/lk'f 1927 Co .. t• Mt;;a Harbor Center t7141 S4S-C>48S Caoo~.1 f>ari.. • Eagle kod. • 11.1.rnhatt.in Bt'jch Ri\Cf\l<lc • Thou,and Oa~' f m G1h Wn1r11111K ( ht\/Jr Aau11111' \l.(!1<1111( lll~cl<11""1111rr.-•I or l.t~t 111car m 1'31 MA\IC'1~h•1ac. V1"' 11nih11 ProdLK:I photo11al>h1•Jll)' cnul'lf'd 10 \ho"' dwul -Davliiae Cont. -Afternoon---· ==-uva I =:.:' CNU•I -,.-wu•·•• , .. ,,,._ 8 Sunday, Nov. 11 . 1984 I .. - ( -Sunday _ Mondng ___ _ -;lwmllOU D. ...... , ~ru" ( 1952. Orama) Takash1 Shimura Nobuo Kaneko. (2 hrs , 23 min) 1:9\$,,~TAU'IMIA,_ "Goldilocks And Thf' 3 Bears" Ta1um O'Neal plays 1he mis- chievous young girl who learns about respecting the property of others at1er she happens upon lhe bears' collage 1n the wOOds Also starring Hoy1 Axton, Alex Karras, Carole King and John L1thgow O .. ,_CMI,_ -"""' ... lllAlD•lll• ~-um .. n-. M OIMJOfl•~ -CAn•UllMOO 11.cMmTMl ... WOllD CAl9UI ...... ,.._, Olf wnl- TIOI I TW LOOU AT LUll•ll YOUTM•TMI--._., ... CIUOl•TMIMOm ..... WOl...ooon _.. flGllaAI TMI llM Mm• llCMlt The on-end off·screen life ot one of Amett· ca'• fav0f1te actors 11 1reced with him chps or some ot h1s best movies including "On Golden Pond" which won him an Oscar ( 1 hr) CO) llOVll "The Adventures Qt Young Robrn HOOd"' ( 1980. Drema) Animated 1 hr , 43 mtn) ---.... yoa • L1AW1rno•• .. '°""---··'" ~-um __ ,... Lnnmm•"*' ,_,,.. ~-°'"''" " . ..,,. ..... ... "Orce" ( 1977 Adventure) Richard Hams. Charlotle Rampllng ( 1 hr , 32 min) CSJ•ITIOUIAM.a "Apple Juice" San· dy &rns helps 1 term1nolly 111 women face death With jjlf8~ ......... QUOI •a?l a.Y&ihW -----------------------·-------- 798 ca~ 1--.0TOllOMOW • W Of OITHOOOIY The use of music MCllOll"" as a lorm of worship 1n Christian Orthodox -ITmT (ll)Q Churches Included excerpts lrom ser· .._., IMll vices ch-Oral concerts classroom w~k-J llOYfl "Ice Castles' ( 1979 shops and 1ntervtews with musicians ano Romance) Lynn-Holly Johnson Robby clerg~_ ( 1 hr) •• • Benson ( 1 hr . 53 min) 1 -TO UTT\I •• ~;:.... $ llO¥ll "Don't Cry It s Only Thunder" __ ( 1982 Orama) Dennis Chnstopher. ~ NCMll / 11.ARCH Susan Se1n1 James ( 1 hr . 50 min ) W.Y.GIWIT 1• GOOD ... · C11CO g 1:11 TAlml lllfMT#M ~ . -----4.-----.:1111E....:!:IO:!!cY.Of UKll8li ::> "O • CD >< ~· . ~ ~ In Q) -· g < ~ CD . ,. 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'11UllPD-WU SOMI ..... • U•CM lfOIY I llMA_,. 90RT Up 10 date bus• nec;s 1nlorma11on for managers 1ncluel1nq '>ff-31f'gy 1S'>ues 1echnology, and a review of Wdll SrrePI ac.11v111es (A) ( 1 hr J 11 lllOVll ThP Sec.rel Of N I M H 1198:> raro1asyJ Animated Voices <ti Fh1atie111 Har1mar1. Dom Deluise ( 1 r11 20 rn111 I ..Qi WHAT AM,,.,.,. fOlrt An ang1y r.l11l<J of 01vorc.1:: d1!.<.0vers that vows of t11erirl <;hip can be 1u'3t as fraq1IP as vows ol rnflr riage 11 hr J · LOYl°'QOO •. macOIRMMCI LA&a. MD HAllDY ..,_Tm AT CA&.VAICY PMU91C« ll. "9CI TOllMD.., DOW YOUR_. • e.-CM ITOIY · .-CM TOWN HALL .. ~THI .... DAm.IOo. ----Tl -.0,a.DWllT IT•WllTTD Of91191D I WT'ICOUMI .. "The Dark Crystal" I 1982 ran tasy) Pu~ hr 35 min 1 ~ "1JI L .,. "Best Fr1enos" ( 1982 Cumn· dy) Bun Reynolds GOldle Hawn I I hr 50m1n) OJ TMI-MD ntl .oTAUR rour c..ti1f dren become involved wilh an 1nternat1on al smuggling ring alter they accidentally cl1sc.ove1 a priceless s1a1ue11e ( 1 hr ) , $, MOW "The Right Stull" l 1983 Orn· ma) Sam Shepard Scntt Glenn (3 hrc, 12mm) I WUTllOOIC HOMTAL • •ACI ntl Unoll llAl18 01 ntl WOM.D During an 1nves 119a11on. lnspec1or S1roc1< and the yov"9 May~ta!. Srmlh shJmble upon Ct1pl Robur 1he so called Ma'!>1Pr ;I lttt' Worlrl l~TOOAY DAY 01 DllCO¥aY Kmm1H CONUll) llOVll "The Throe Muskete1o1c, ( 1948, Adventure) Lana lurner van Hf'I hn ~ft . 30 mint I WITOm .,.,_.,. ..-cMWIWfl . ....,._., WT'I~ 10 Sunday, Nov. 11 , 1984 ~ MGAm°'TMIWIB(a) 'H llOYll ··vor Tt1e Hunter From Thi'! F111urp·· t 1'.l83 Drama) Reb Brown Cor 1r1I"~ (1 hr 28min) Z Halls 01 Mor.rn1uma ( 1% 1 Drarnrt) Ric.hard W1dm11r~ Jack Palance ( 1 t1r ~3 mlf I -~==== Ii MOW "The Ghos1 Ar1<J Mr Ch1t;ltP11 11966 Con edtl Dori Knoll., Jriar ~~~~) CI MR. FOOTIAU. Regional c_12ve[B.ga_ut NPN OrTPans Saints at Atlanta Falcons DPlr o11 Lions a1 wash1ng1on Redc;k1ns r,,,.er1 Bay Packers "~ Mrnnesota V1k1ngs ,,1 M11Naukee Pt.1ladelph10 Eagles a1 M1am1 Ooipt11ns 0< San Francisco 49ers al Clr>vPlctnd Browns (3 hrc; I 0 HllW.D °' TMITH <Tl 110Y11 'Charhe Ctiari In Coty In Dari< ni><.<i' ( 1939 Mystery I Sidney Toler . Inn Ban ( 1 hr . 30 mm J ,_,AMTMD Toert __.. IOUllHl lmrTTHI ...... PIMOULNMCI E AUTO ~ Can Am r~.1<.•"ll frr>m F rlft Wortt1 T t!X 0 GllTTWQ .. '"' QAm m wMTOOAY •10@ lllOVll The Chapman RPµ 11 ( 1%2 ()lflmf!J Flrl"rn lrmbatrst Jr Jene Fonoa t{ 1115 A!, rntri ) 1d I) 2 WTTM YOU Featur1•1J author He1bf''I I l ,,,,dr1r• '1 .1.usspc, I "' new book Closing Tt"' C,11<..J-. A Cufluu:11 H~1ory Of The Roel< ' Rftv•;lul1on. Lou Simon Dee1ay KKHR H•t Rao10 I E~ .. C'nlUM Q)t llC°"'°"1 TID OM~ .,. "Something For Joey' ( 1977 Orama} Geraldine P~ Mate. Si.ager 12 hf'>) m 111M01W. P11AMC1 ~ ntl WOM.D °' DAM CIWYITAL. A hPt11fll1·1t-,e scene!. look 19 1aken at Jim Harison·s n!'-w feature fllrn about a mys11 c.al world 1nhilt>11ed by the heroic Getfl1ngs. tt ... rv• S1teks1s aria tne gentle Urru ( 1 t1r I EI ell FOOTIAU. raslern Dtv1s1on final Monlfeal or Hamilton 01 Toronto (3 hrr. t 0 lllOVll Q1t1ahe.ima1· ( 1955 Musical) Gordnn Mile Rae St1irley Jones (2 11rr. ,n, rrun} m ICMlelY TO ADVIJIMll .,. l .,. The Brtdge On The River Kwni" ( 1%7 OramA) w 1111am Holden Aloe Cu1r1npss (2 hrs 4 1 min) ,,.9 llCMI ·Tne tmmof!ol' ( 1969. Sci MtP Fie t1nt1/ Christopher G&Orge. Barry ISull5~mmJ OUROAlll llAllA8CI TMIATM POaM OM IOCllTY ) • ..,.. V1owArs are 1nv1ted to test thPtr rMntal skills in a series ol last paced m.1~mPS 11:tll WAU. ITMIT ~~ MPORT · 1'IMY COU·MITT MD .,. The Pe11lr. Of Pauline· ( 19fi7 . Comedy) Pf)1 Boone, Pnmelo Al.191111 1:> h1~} Q]i Ttll-wmtDAVlt~ G) OURQAllQ '1l> fOCUI OM IOalTY CC1 llCMI "What P11ce Glory?" ( 19·. C<Jmeay) James Cagney Dan Dailey Lr 50m1n) H "'10QU 9'0Cl GobO comp~s .,,·,nq lor Uncle Matt. when suddenly n 1igr.t <11!.appears trom Fraqgle Rock l lllOVll Trie St1enge1 (1967 Ofan 1 t.A.11rc110 Mar.tro1anno Anna Kar1na I 1 tir 4'• """I -Afternoon 111!!1!!!•-• 12'1 I nml ITOOtU 1111-WTTM DAVlt-...V . a.T~ llOYm ThP Bridges Al T 0110 I< ( 11'J54 Drama/ William Holden FreJt" M.1rc..h 12 hrs J Q) OURQAllQ fD llYITDYI 'R11mpo1e 01 The Ba11e, Rumpol1> di>lend'!> a pelly crook agatn!.t 1 f.11r1rge r,I armed robbery and help'> ri y )1J"9 Nt man bamsler launch her care" Cl_ (I hr) W "40TOGIWMIC V*OM 11 lilOYm $1~ WH>l-S' ( 1982 ()ra11 .1 fl11rj Py M001e l'ql91y Tyler MOOIA 11 I tt::ID 14 7 r= fi) M.'M n.llTOOQU mmnt CONlAMD !!L~ ,.,. ~THI •COMD YIAlt 12:t1 llOYm "The Sharkhghters ( 19r, Dr;imaJ Vic.tor Mature. Karen Steele It he 40 r11m I 1a .D M fOOTIA&.L Regional cover age 1 C~11cag•l Bear$ al Los Angeles Rams. New fl)r~ G1erit~ at Tampa Bay Buccanffr& or D,1 •a~ Cowboys a1 St Lou11 Cardinals ('3 t11•) Q ti) ..._ POOTIAU. Denver Broncos 111 San ~=r~orger• (3 hr& > I IUT 01 A& LOI AMP 'I W•ll\LWOM.D t tBHAW MOV11 ··r 1ve Eaay Pteees" (\970, Ora rn;i) Jack Nicholson. Karen Black. (2 t'rc,) (I) llCMI Breezy' ( 1974 Romance) Wilham Holden. Ker. Len1 (2 hrs} Em tarAa CM.IZlnoll MD 1'MI ... SuccesSlve phase'l ol Jewish emlgra1ion 10 America are traced from 1654 to t932 and var1nd pauerns of Jewish experience 1n d1flerent parts ot the U'6 are titamintd ~l~..,...=:. ~.,. "Yes, 01orglo" 2, Musleol) l uc1ano Pavarotti l<Olhryn arrold ( 1 hr 53 min) ..... ...., .... 1:11 F-TIOOP WIL.CO.. UC«. IC>T'l9 llOYll "The War 01 The Worlds ( t<.!53 Sc1enc• F1ct1on1 Gene Berry, Ann ;b~~r"*--MMTI (°t)llOVll "Chariots Of F11e" (1981 , Ofa· mn) Ren Cross. Ian 0 ·llleson (2 hrs . 3 "tJ. ..... ~ THIWClll.O [ .,. 'The Best Years 01 Our L1veo;' ( 1946 Orama) Fredric March. Dana Andrt"Mi 12 hrs 52 min ) S MOW Wuther111g Heignts ( t939 Rornnn<.4'1 Laurence OtMer, Merlo -Sanday Cont. Oberon ( 1 hr 43 min ) l MO¥m "The Great McGonagall" ( 1974. Comedy) Spike Mllkgan, Peter Sellers ( 1 hr . 38 min ) -1·•io..wtmMD .....,VIDIOI llCMI "Vegas" ( 1978. Mystery) Rob- ert Urich, June Allyson ( 1 hr. 30 min.) 0 MO¥m "The Culpepper Cattle Co .. (1972 Western) Gary Grimes. Luke Ask~hrsJ 0) "To Hell And Baol<" ( 1955, Biography) Audie Murphy. Marshall -nionipson (2 hrs ) - fl:) Mlnou&. llOQIWlllC "Egypt Quest For F1ern1ty" The w01ks of Ramses 11 are leatured m a look at some ma1or archaeo- logtCal ~,ro1ec1s which are uncovering and preserving the legacy or the Egyptian pharaoh&(~) a!) lf1'WODUCM llOlOOY I ,_ I oreto Fes1111al llrom Meioco) ( t hr) Hi lllOYW "The Man From Snowy River" I 1q82 Ad11en1ure) Ktrk Douglas. Tom l:lllBu1:ri=~m1n I lfTROOUml mGl.OIY 1:11 POR1IWT CW .-CA: AllmllA Hal Holt>r:g~rof1les Anzona ( I hr ) .. 8 'The Reluctant Astronaut" 11q57 Co111e.dy) Don Knous. Arthur O'Cr>nnelt 12 hrs ) 0 MOW Isn't It ShOGktng?" ( 1W3, My<-IPr tl A tan Alda L d\JISP Lasser I 1 tu 30m1r1) ® lllOYWE The B•g SIP'!p' ( 1978 Mys tr-. / n ·hi •I M•tch1,m S11ral-t Milec, r? h1• ' Cl) MAWAI PM .. Ell) TMI MAit Case h1stones ol a m11n wllh d 'Pr1r>u< brain 1n1u1y and a stress-ridden l•rt less1or1.11 1llus1rate lhi!. exam1nahon ol i!Q'~Onnhty and emotions O ( 1 hr ) ' ,..,,,. .. IUTC.. IPOITIClllTlll --""t't'-llMW• -4-tam Chrt'lh81'1 AAdef9en" I 1952 Mus1cat1 Danny Kaye, Jeenmaire ( 1 hr 45 min J Z lllOVll The Return 01 Marlin Guerre" ( 1'181 Orama> Geraro Oepard1eu. NiltMlte ~'!YI!_ (I hr . 51 min) E!} rt PM11B TMI GHOeT 1:11 Cl' ITM Tm ! '""'Afl mMD -••iaw MO¥m "A Night In Casablanca" 111l46 Co111i>dy) Marx Brolhefs. Lots Col lier ( 1 hr ?~ min ) $ ll80VW Stroker Ace" ( 1983. Come- dy) Bun A1>yno1ds Loni Anclerson ( 1 hr , 36 """) 11:11 (ll) WMtTUeQ 41118 cou.HI POOTUU Wash1ng1on at us~~~' R WMAnK11Jm•1• • 11 I llCla TMI WM YUM Brash. young Brtgadfer General Dwight D Eisen- hower (Robert Duvall) sets up headquar- tPrs m London d~mng W0tld War II. lhere t1r r:l('Vt1lops a close relat1onsh1p wrth aide K ... y Surnmersby (Lee RemlCk) (Part 1 ot;>~P'ILQ I wM.L...., _ a~t Robe(t HIM, e•ecu11ve vice president. Favia Hill & Ar;soc:1 tat • =-=• .. ON.IMI 'fi00&.1 Kopalutt1n1erna11onat Champion •.nip llnal round (hvft lrom Maul. Hawaii) (2 hra) H1 _,,. Ores' 11977 Adventure) Rtehard Hams, Ch.arlotte Rampllng ( 1 hr 32 rn1n J mlMll•ANrCAll 41118 K MOCICIY Los Angeles Kings at New 4111 vor~r·~~~40 m1n 1 I IUT OI Nm. Ttlm 0 PACI TMI UTDI _,,. "The Alamo" (Part 2 ot 2} ( 1960, Western) John Wayne Atchard Widmark (2 hrs.) 1 .•• ,.-.... .... ~·~ '"'·---.. .. "The Big Circus" ( 1959. Ora· ma) Victor Mature Red Buttons (2 hrs. 30m1n J •1:,•au AIC ... Q WA .. "M 1.:-:.:.C ; ,_. &om "Chrisllanlty Alongside Other Faiths" Guests f3tKled1c11ne monk David Stemdl·Rasl prolessors Langdon Gilkey. Donald Lope1 Jr and S1even Aock~leller ( 1 hr ) Ii> IGUAM POOT C&VM•••••111m m .. "Promises In The Dark" ( 1979 Orama) Marsha Mason. Ka1hteen Beller ( 1 hr . 56 rn1n 1 (~fll---r ~ AMl'9IMll IUTIVAL. 01 POCU How· aro Hesseman hosts this 1n1erna11ona1 clowning res11va1 that has been a1rrac1tng hundreds ot perlormers musicians and 1tw-8~ grovps from l'lround tl're WO<ld since 1975 ZJ MOYIE "Darhng' f 1965. Oramat Juhe Ctv1<;11e Laurence Harvey (t> hrs.L 7 min) E!} OU-. COllm TODAY .. (g) IWl)Y ..... AT TMI OGlat In a con CPrl taped at New York's Odeon Club singer songwrtter Randy Newman per· lauo.:. so.me ol h~ Q!QQesl hll& 1nclud1ng 'Short People · and "Seti Away'' and 1c; 1111 110'~ :."•"'""' ood Ry Coodo< AIC ... Q C«.OMC .. M~ .......... Viewers are 1nvt1ed 10 lest lhelr mental skills 1n e series of tast·paced an1m=ames L "The Wild Pony' ( 1980 Adventure) Marilyn Llghtstone Art Hin \Jle ( 1 hr , 29 min ) E!} •KAYO MM.I. -lv.ening ---- ~•1a ... _,,. "The Amnzrng Spider-Man" ( 1977, Adventure) Nicholas Hammond David White The arachOOld superllefo attempts to thwart an extoruon plOt 1~5_:~~0=00" ,. .. "Billy Jack" (1971. Otema) Tom L aughhn. Oetofes T aytof An e1e Green Beret champions me C8U£e ol a lreO<lom setiool tor 1uMways on an Art 1one Indian rnervatton (2 hrs ) ..... GDMMTTOMMT . , ~ IOIA lnsigNs into the hie of Stone Age people are provided 1n a v1s1t 10 lhe Wao- ran1 1r1be 01 Fcuadoran 1nc11ans, whose first conlact with oots1oe clvH1zat1on occurred 1n the 1950s O ( 1 hr J !' UftDUTI CW 1111,. Mul'lammad Alt ~ Leon Spinks (Sept 1978 1n New Or1eans1 (A) ( 1 hr J liJ MOYIE "The Secret 01 N I M H .. I 1982 rantasy) An1ma1ed V0tees of Ehubeth Hartman. Dom Deluise A secret society ol rats aids a desperate lleld mouse in sav1n.o_tier hprf!e from the rutlllessness ol man 'G I 1 hr 20 min ) 9 MO¥m "All The Righi Moves'' ( t983, Drama) Tom Cruise. Craig T Nelson An arnb11toos school football player 1n a Pen11sytvan1a s1ee1 town hopes 10 win a colleg~ scholorshrp so 1ha1 he can make a beller hie tor h1msell 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) .. 1$l MO¥m 'Qon'1 Cry, It's Only Thunder" I 198:> D•ama1 Dennis Chnstopher Susan ~a.nt James Based on the 1rve story of a female Army doc101 ancl a trou- ble prone medic who help two nuns care tor a group of V1e1namese orphans ·PG' I hr !>Om1n) 11:11 ... Ulm 111AT Mm HOU YWOOD ClOllUP ... •llMCMCW-TM.a Ml'#Ntf Acm : LAITIGlll . umTtU 1• !')'\ • 1911T11 • m ava WOOMI W11h Kate as lhe p11ot Ricky Foward. Dexter and Alfonso U1 IP •tie CaPbbean via the Bermuda Tri- ,1ny·e tor Tnanksg1111ng (Part 1 ot 2) 0 J.OJ Min -..W rr Oii llOT1 Fea- lt••Pd l1lm foo1age of lhe Allied 1nvas1on on Num1.:indy Beach. trucks designed to '>dlely rransport gasotine and other explo- c;.~e 11qv1os the unorth<>dox methods or a r11.in tlPlerm1ned to save whales lrom ex11nc11011 O 11 hr ) 0 MOYIE lr P Culpepper Ca Ille Co " ~~emt Gafy ft~ LA.Ike Ac.k~w A teen-ager becomes a mature cowboy Jurinu M lonq. d1lt1cu11 c-a11le drtve t 1 \olt•rac.lo (2 hrs 1 j) ... l lTMllMCM AU. CMAMU-.T AND mAl.L UT\19 Natural history photo0rapner Wolf9anu Bayer s him t"'COl!1 of a w1n1e< sµent 1n Ye>llows1one Nat1onat Park o ( t h1 I C ..., NIDA: TMI llM AND .. ll0'9I TN• '" anc oft screen ltle ol one ot Ameri- ca & lavor11e actors 1s iraced with film clips ol some ol t11s best movies ir1Clud1ng "On Gulden Pond·· wn1ch won hun an Oscar I nr) E IUflMOUT1 "' TMI -Marvelous Marvin Hagter v"I Ao~11n Oli•11n INev 198 t 1n Las Vegast 11 t 1 1 L llOWW Forct'<l ve• i" 1.,,,. · , t'l82 A~turl') Chuc1> How~ M11•~ Hi Wt'llt•r A karate r111>11 1 •.,, • i.111• to d11ve mobsters t'l.lt ot 1 11 'l '"' bhng eslt1bhshml" I R I I I 2 llOvtl K1~ M•• l J >l<Jt>,e (1982 C:.nmPc1yl Sa11y F1 11 J,1mes Caan A wid- ow who 1<. Bb<>ul I< remrt •y '" v1s1ted by rwr tale hV>t>and'1, ghnc:t ~ > I I hr 42 min) e'i) .. MOTO MUIAIMI NI (11) -Ulll1UU. Golden State Wam n<c; Ill P01118nd Trail B1111er'> 12 hrs 15 m1r I 1111 D OD ~ ..... Henry WAike; Sunday, Nov 11 , 1984 11 - Punky and her f11ends to school and lalef 1a1<es them f1st11ng (H ,. • ._. MM:IC GobO com~s a song 101 Uncle Matt. when suddenly the light d1sa== Fraggte Rock '0 '9A New Jersey Neis at LCJS Angeles Lakers (2 hrr.. 30 min J • tJ (J) n.a.. !&Mm Escaping from war. pover1y and lhe police, four Immigrants IPPIPr Riegert, Greg Marlyn Ahce Krige ano Juo1 Bowker I arrrve 1n Amertea in 1907 1ri search of 1he Ame11can Dream Allhough lhey separate at Ellis Island. tnrOU<Jh the year!. the1t lrves continue to 1mP~t (Pan 1 01 :J) (:Jhrs 1 CJ fii) QIQHT ... Michael and Kil T aid a p5ych1at11s1-1urned·rancher being has- sled by 1oca1s who are trying ro thwan her efforts 10 build a cen1er for urban dehn· Bents (I hr) COUITUU OOYlllY ' ti], llCMI · Stir Crazy" ( 1980 Come dy) R1ct,wl Pryor Gene Wilder Two down-on 1he1r luck New Yorkers. sen-• tenceo trJ lrte IT! prison for a robbery they didn't c.i1nirn11 speno their days learning to COP'! <1r1Cl p1ott1ng to escape (Viewer O.sc.re111.1r1 AClv1seO) (R) Qf2 hrs I (!) T AUi "90ll THI O.C-Q) WWllt THI WAii YUM AlthOugh oftPn "'''' w.1r opposition from the Allied power-. £ ,Pnhower (Robert Duvall) sue· c.es•,fu / 1-iunches history's largest amµuuiL.iu • Joice M-oect1pied France LeP ff•·• u Darren MoGav1n Ian Rich ard<..vr .ir1tl Richard Herd co-star (Part 2 of 21 1:-111s 1 ml lfttTY\.11 OI THI MCM Ml> flAMCMll fJD MAT\111 Natural history photographer w c-rq;rng"Baye<'9 film record of a winter r.pr•r11 111 Yellowstone National Park. o ( t hr ID llAllA CCI TMUm ''The Barches· te• c t 111ruc.les" The new Bishop or Bar· ch .. t• 1 und his man1puta1rve wife arrive. m.u.1 ·~1;1n1ed by an ambitious young c.l"tpld1n (Part 3 or 71 O I 1 hr l C llCMI "Warlock" ( 1959. Western) n11 nard Widmark, Henry Fonda After r11·Jd1ng a town of outlaws. a gunslinger is r t.,illenged by one of the men who helped 111111 (2 hrs. t min) .f., WORTtcena R .,_ "All The R1gh1 Moves" ( 1983. nrnma) Tom Cruise. Craig T Nelson An amb1t10VS school football player 1n a Pennsytvan1a steel town hopes to win a college scholorshlp so that he can make a better hie for himself ·R· ( t hr • 30 min ) '$ MOWll "Dressed To Kill" (1980. Suspense) Mlchaet Caine Angie Dtckin son A Now York psychiatrist's practrce is e•am1ned after a former patient becomes a SU$peel 1n e seu~ ot sieyings 'A' ( t hr 45 mint ... •l:.::.r ~ llO¥ll "An Olli<.er And A Gentleman' ( 1982 Orama) Richaro Gere Debra Winger An und1sc1pllned aviation officer candidate meet~ rus match in a tOYQh Naval 01111 1n&tructor wtnte. oft baM, fie romances one of the IOCal town gins 'ff I hrs, !J min) ...,,~ . ..., .. 8) .,_ "I Mamed A Centerlotd" 1Premrer1> Comedy) Ten Copley, T1mo lhy Oaly lnsp11ed by his co-wOfl<ers' bets In the contrary, on affable engineer tnunchec; a dauntless pursuit for a date with the beautiful and witty model he saw "" 1e1ev1s1on (2 hrs ) " COUl1IAU ODYlmT 12 Sunday. Nov. 11, 1984 • I KD.-cm .. ..., Wi8SCI tMIA'l'M "The Barches· ter ChromcleS'' The new Bishop of Bar c.hester and h1r. manipulative wile amve accornpanied by an amb111ovs young cnaptain (Par1 3 of 7) Q ( 1 hr) ~ lftliDfl "Rumpole Of The Balley" Rumpote defends a petty crook against a charge of armed robbery ano helps a young woman barrister launcti-tier career Q_I 1 hr.) ([)toll Kapalue International Champion -~hlj) lin.al10Und (from ~. H&w&11) ~I (2 hrs I Z1 llO¥ll 'Beastmaster' ( 1982. Adven· turel Marc Singer Tanya Roberts A t oung man w 1lh an unusual talent tor gov ernmg animals searches for the v1lla1n responsible lor the destruction ot ttis vii 1!!9e PG' (I hr 45 min I W llO¥ll "Oklahoma Annie ( 1952 Comedy) Judy Canova Jonn Russell. A spunky cowg111 sets_up a tvss to 11d her town ot outlaws (2 hrs. I 1:11 @.,.,,,AL~ 1:110 ICMOOI. IUT Guest US Sena1or Alan Cranston discusses the election as 11 relates 10 eoucat1on llCMI "The Fightrng 69th" I 1940 Drama) James Cagney Pai 01Jrien The 69th Regiment of Worlel War I 1s helped by Father 01Jlfy who 1nsp11es courage 1n a i:iert1C01a11y sensitive recruit (2 hrs l H IOI.a-•..,.. A prohle of su• V1e1 nam War veterans who. tor 1en years, have leo so111ary fives in remote areas of lhe U S str~ghng with lhe ellects ol lheir war11me e11.~rie~ and 11'14 r8J&Cll()rl ot Ame11can soc.1e1y ( 1 hr J -am ... @) lR'I llOIT .. AMAlllNCa .. ___ ,.IT,.I Steve Allen hosts a collocuon of ceteb111y goots Burt Reynotds, Jonn Ritter. Dinah Shore, Don Rickles, Henry W1nklf!r. Penny Marshall and Cindy W1I hams win the credits O I t hr ) I ...., Ta.oMOW .,.., IAl.WIU. ACTOM•ACTWI mAT 18 a.AllCll 'Pagt1acc1" Director Franco Zelt1reth's version ol the 1rag1c operatic 1a1e of jealousy and betray· al updated 10 Depression-era southern Italy !.tars Placido Domingo and Teresa Stra1as English subtitles ( 1 hr 30 min ) CJ llCMI "What P11ce Glory?" ( 1952. Comedy) ,James Cagney, Dan Dailey A hol tempered captain and a loud sergeant t.lash during World war I ( I hr 50 min 1 0 . llCMI "Get Crazy· ( 1983, Comedy) Malcolm McDowell, Allen Goorwltz A tamou!. rock music 1mpresa110 hosts a di& astrou!. New Years Eve bash R' ( 1 hr 32m1n I SJ IAU.AQl9 ova YOWi HUD Gallagher bM9~ h1-; N1ny 1nvent1on!l and hvely obser- vations 10 an audience in Beaumont Tex as ( t nr) .. @ llllCMl "The House 01 The Seven Gables .. I 1940. Orama) George Sanders. Margaret Lindsay l3aSed on Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel A 1ealous lawyer 1n t7th·cenlury New England is responsible 101 the 1mp11so11mont or his sister's lover l t11 55 m1n) .. IT • ..,. INTBTM•IT nll -l=eaturnd Ed McMahon. John Hillerman ( 1 hr 1 m -*"'"**""',.. ~ ('11 .,_ "First BIOOd" (1982. Drama) Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna A V1e>tnam ve1eran·s run 1n with the por1ce 1n a deao war buCldy's hometown escalates into a minor war ·R· ( 1 hr 35 min ) .. 0 u.AY.al'TtPAll rr ecra•11ROC* 1•1aum .... TALU,._THIDAM-. ... '°"°" ..,, ftAQQAllT ; POCUI fllJI llllnWAL Award w1nnir ltlm'l hy college students David S1t11e, man·.,, animated "The Strange Case <.. Mr uo1111yorook s Boredom .. besed on ~·c .eni IJy Ogden Nash. and Laurie Craig 'Grec1'.>e Monkey" abOut a yell.mg woma1 .isµir1r.g to be an auto mechanic HO!.t flofeetol Vohl't &tdtlam E cou.r. flOOTUU M"sov" •I Okla hOma State (RJ (3 hrs , 30 min J $ PAID CHAii: THI llCCl9 YIM Z llO¥ll "Tfit. Stranger" ( t967. Ofama1 Marcello Mastroianni, Anna Karina /. tiand<.ome colO·hearted stranger ignore< scx.1111y •, conven11ons 1n 1h1s adaptalion o 111e All;Nt Camus novel (Dubbed 1n Eng 1ost1) ( 1 hr . 45 min ) ~ IJIC llftMlrft CICIMCllllODNllNICICU~ 11:11 tJ Cll ... 'L ~O.IO 11:111 Ul)AY 8'0RTI flllAL. PAClllllM .... Q . =---ATTHlllCMU Pn'IRT~ llll Wiii Featured Ed~Matioo. John HillermSIL {I ht.) Q) lllt/f'f 'ALRU. fD mAK ...... Neal Gabler and Jet Irey l yor1" hos1 an 1nlormat1ve took at wr1at's new at lhe movies fi)W llCMMI. '18'0RTIUct• O, llCMI .. Hans Chrislfan Andersen I 195? Mu-.1t.al1 Danny Kaye. Jeanmaire A 1.-11,., of la11y tates dreams of ballets a•1e1 ta111ng 1n rove with a beautiful ballero m•lr~ :u~:~ HAMTO 11• llO¥ll Showdown·• f 1973. Western) Oe3A MRflllt ROQI( Hud90n A ~he11ff's old lrtP11d 111ms wt lo be a bank robber (2 hrs tO rmn J 11• C, llCMI ·cr.or101!, 01 r11e .. ( 1981. Ora ma) B&ri Cror.s. Ian Charleson Social IJresi.urA and personal turmoil beset two vt•ry d1llPrent 811ll$h athletes on thetr way 1r Y''''Y '" the 1924 Pa11s 01ymp1cs ·po· I 2 hr& J rn1n I ,. 1HI I QIOMI llCMML .. "°"" llACa-"' ~ ••• w ... ....,~ . PIOlrTUm "King 01 The Worlo' A behind the scener. 1006< at horse racing. 111clud1n{l v1s1ts 10 Belmont Park. N Y , and Great Barr1n~~ass (R) Q ( 1 hr ) .,Mf,... (1, .,_ "The Righi S1ulf" ( 1983, Dra- ma) Sam Shepard. Scott Glenn Based 011 thP book by Tom Wolfe The selection nnd lr111n1nq or the first American estro llfl\Jt~ talc~ pta.ce 11m10 pot111ca1 maneuver mg an1J media t1ype PG Q (3 hrs 12 nun I 12:11 11 llCMI ' Thfl Man From Snowy River" ( 198? Ad111•n1ure) K11k Dougla!i Tom Burtin, •II A young boy grows to n1nn hn1xJ rt1111nu u h"zarc1ous trek throu ~h tho l\u~11 .1h1111 wilderness PG' f 1 I • 44 """ I ~11 0 MOft !:>ummer Wtlt>hes, ~inl(H D1Mrns 11973. Orama) Joonne Wood- ward M<irtiri Oalsam A m1cklle·aged rnan cte<..1des to treat his wile to a European vauit1on 1n an elfO111s1 I -lunclay Conl. @ llCMI "The Well" ( 1951, Drama) Richard Rober, Harry Morgan. Petty pre· 1ud1cer. disappear when a black child becomes trapped 1n a well ( 1 hr , 45 min) 12:11 I QMAT MCORD ~ COUICTION • W.V.QIWIT Mlll' <* THI tlTI AIC..,..O · CHlllCM •THI HOm WONJ) VIiie* 12* Cl) UllTOUCMAILU UI ~ llAiUlfT , .... r } llCMI "Monty Python's The Meaning 01 I lie" I 1963. <Amedy) John Cleese. M1(,hae1 Palin The Seven Ages of Man prr.v1dr the loose framework for a ser1es ot torrnc episodes spoofing everything trom '>Prnat reproductJon to gluttony 'R' ( 1 hr , 2!1m1n) 1:t00 ... (f) llCMI "Dangerous Crossing" ( i95-3. Mystery) Jeanne Crain. Michael Rennie W111le on a honeymoon cruise. a young 11ur,uar1<.l rr1ysteriousty C11sappears. causing th!' <Jther passengers to doubt the bride's cta1111 tt.at he ever e)(ISted ( 1 hr , 30 rn1n) m1mm11w ... (m llCMI "All The Right Moves" ( 1963. Drama) Tom Cruise, Craig T Nelson An amb1t1ous school foo1ball player 1n a Pennsylvania steel town hopes to win a college scholorsh1p so that he can make a better life for himself 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) ,. a -.com~ .ona Ml Cll ... ...,_ATCM rrtYCMt• H•• mYW "La Nuit De V8!ennes" ( 1963. Drama) Marcello Mastroianni, Jean-Lows Barrault. The story of Marie Antoinette and loutS X-\lt Ofl tneir ltighl te tAe town ol Varennes on the eve ol the Revo1u11on (Subl1tled) 'R' (2 hrs . 10 min) HJ llCMI "The Guardian" ( 1984, Ora· ma) Martin Sheen. Louis Gosse11 Jr New York City apartment dwellers concerned about rampant crime h11e a v1g1tante· minded 8)1.·servteeman as their new secur· It guard O ( 1 hr .• 42 min) t1S ... Cll..,.....,_ATCM 1:11 __., IWAllMT NTO&. IHOOT Bianchi Cup T ourna· ment from Cofumb1a, Mo (R) - Ml !1! -.y 'AUIT crs: •• .,... ( Z l llCMI "Halls Of Montewma" ( 195 1, Drama) Richard Widmark. Jack Palance. The US Marines are portrayed on recon- naissance patrol tn the Pacific during World War 11 ( 1 hr , 53 min.) a:ars llO¥tl "S1roker Ace" ( 1983. Come- dy) Burt Reynolds, Loni Anderson A stoc1<-car racer makes a bad deal with an unscrupulous fried chicken franchiser and becomes romantically Involved wilh a prelly but v11g1na1 publrc relat1ons woman. 'PG· ( 1 hr . 36 mm ) a.$FAmta ,...,. -- M )llCMl "AllTheArght Moves" (1983'. Orama) Tom Crutse. Craig T Nelson An ambitious schoot football player In a Pennsylvania steel town hopes to win a college scholorsh1p so lhat he can make a better hie tor himself. 'A' ( 1 hr • 30 min ) ... (!) CllCAQO'l .-Y ..aRT (l) ...... .,...(11) 4.:11(¢, llOVll "The ·Challenge" (1982. AcJ11en1ure) Scott Glenn, Tashiro M1lune A corrupt Japanese businessman and his trad111on·m1nded brother fight over a pair of ancient family swords. 'R' ( 1 hr . 52 min) 4::11 C!l .....,. 4:11@ 1DMAM °'_... -Monday- -Morning Movies .... .. C ·come And Gel II" ( 1936. Orama) J1>111 Mc.Cre.1 Nalter Brennan ( I hr , 39 rn1n 1 z ·o:ir11ng" I 1%5 Dramar Ju11e Chris- '" t .1 11l'fiL£> ~1arvey 12 hrs ,-V min ) t:GI 7J A CotJntP'iS From Hong Kong" f 1'J67 Cumedy) Marlon Brando. Sophia l WPfl ((I hrs I a:. H Dot And The Bunny" ( 1980. Adven· tur1•J Anunateo (I hr, 10 min) 7.00 'O T ht' Y~1:1r 01 L 1vmg Dangerously" r t'<81 1J1uma) Mel Gibson Sigourney 'IV• .ivt•r f 1 tir 55 min ) HD C I nn far To Go' ( 1979, D<ama) M1Lh.1P1 Mrmany Blythe Danner (I hr 40 """) [ H Srrukm Ace" ( 1963. Comeoy) Burr Reynuld~ Lor11 Anderson ( 1 hr . 36 mm) $ 'Aec.1 F11ends · ( 1962. Comedy) Burt Ri>yno111c. Goldie Hawn ( 1 hr • 50 min ) a.' z lkiru" t 1~2 Drama) Takash1 Shi· fl1U1t1 Nobuo Kaneko (2hrs. 23 min l t.OD 0 Uncommon Valor" ( 1983. Orama) GPne H;u kman, Robert Stack ( 1 hr • 45 rl\111 ) Ci) · Au1 t M1sbehav1n' ' ( 1955, Come c1y1 Hrny Calhoun. Piper Laurie ( 1 hi 30 1111n I -C All I he President's Men" I 1976 Or.1rna1 Rober! Redford. Dustin Hollman (? hrc, ?O min ) •H w .1h1 Across T~xas" ( 1983, Otema) Armf' Archer, l erry Jastrow ( I hr . 40 111111) $1 T~ Actress" ( 1953, D1ama) Spen· ~~r Tr11t.y Jean Simmons ( 1 hr . 30 min) 1MltJ1) ·Sybil'' (Part 1 of 2) ( 1977. D<ama) Sally f"1ol<I. Joanne Woodward (2 hrs ) 11a<01 "Soph1r>'~ Ch0tce" ( 1982. Orama) Mnryl Strt'"P Kevin Kline (2 hr'I . 37 ITllll ) Z1 'The neturn 01 Mar11n Guerte" ( 1981 Ornrno) verard Depard1eu. Nnlhnhfl Oave ( 1 llr . 5 1 mrn ) 111110 "I ( ove You Goodbye" (1974 Comedy! Hope Lange. Earl Holliman ( 1 hr 30 min) -JU••rnoon Movies - 11:911) "The Chapman Reporf' 11962 Ora· ma) Efrem Z1mba1ts1 Jr . Jane Fonda 1:.> hrs I S 'WarGames· ! 1983. .Suspense) Matthew Broderick Dabney Coleman ( 1 hr !>3mm) 1• ..c..._ 'Slow _D_?nc1~ Ir\ The Big City ( 1978 Romance) Paul Sor111no. Anni> 01tc.hbvrn (I hr 51 min ) Z "Beaslmaster" ( 1982. Adventure) Marc. Singer. Tanya Roberts ( t hr 45 min) HI H "On The Wa1ertron1" ( 1954. Orama) Marlon Brando, Eva Mane Saint ( 1 hr 47 min) 10 1 ·zapped!" (1982. Comedy) Scott Baio. W1ll1e Aames ( 1 hr . 35 min ) S "Best Friends" ( 1962, Comedy) Bu11 Reynolds. Goldie Hawn ( 1 hr , 50 min ) Ml(f ) "Darhny· (1965. Drama) Julie Chris tie. l aurence Harvey (2 hrs . 7 min ) ta<C ·"Too far To Go" ( 1979. Drama I Michael Mo11arty. Blythe Danner ! 1 hr 40min·) 4111 H "Dot And The Bunny" ( 1980. Adven ture) Animated (I hr . 10 min) 0 "Snoopy. Come Home" ( 1972. Com edy) Animated Voices of Chad Webber David Carey ( 1 hr , 20 min ) .. (L "BramWaves" I 1983. ScJence-F1c· tlon) Ke11 Dullea, Suzanna Love ( 1 hr 21 min) .. (J1J "Grant" ( 1956. Drama) Elizabeth T arlor, James Dean ( 4 hrs , 5 min ) .. CC "An The President's Men" (1976 D1ama) Robert Redford, Dustin Hollman (2 llr'> 20 rrnn ) .. J "Stro+ler Ace" ( 1983. Comedy) Burt Reynolds Loni AndersOl'I ( t hr . 36 min ) 10 l "Tw11..e Upon A lime" ( t982 Fanta sy) Animated v oices by Lorenzo Music and Judllh Kellan Kampmann ( 1 hr • 15 min) z The Stranger" ( 1967, Drama) Mar· t.elll. Mastro1.;nrn, Anna Karina. ( 1 hr . 45 mm1 -Evening----• .. u .... 0 llCMI "Doctor Zhivago" ( 1965. Dia· maJ Omar Sharif, Geraldine Chaplin Two lovers s1ruggle am1ost the spirit and pas- sions of the Russian Revolution ( 4 hrs.) O Nfl fOOTIALL Los Angeles Raiders Bl Sea!fle Seahawks f3lus .. 1Smin1 (L CMNIWI ~ MART TO twlT • L.Rtm.11 t1I THI mt Me FMIOUI ..._ POOTWJ.llos Angeles Raiders at ls .. F.E ""' .... lfTllODUCM llOlOIY ' ....ouTI °' 1MI • Marvelous Marvin Hagler vs Roberto Duran (Nov 196 t in Las Vegas) (1 tir ) S llCMI "Max Dugan Returns" ( 1983. \.omedy 1 Marsha Mason. Jason Robards A wKlow's ne'er·do·welt lather. who aban· d<med her when she was a child of ntne shows up with a suitcase lull of II gotten rnoney and a baCI heart cond1t1on PG' ( 1 hr . 38mm) · DlaCVMDYD -.... ... AUCI · uaa1..-••1M1CU ... "'~ ' '"'"a.tltlC vw ICl&l•tUOOll . TMAT-. NI Cll ... ......... '*,,,.. P& llAUZl9 Behind the scenes on 1he 1at~t James Bond thriller "A View To Sunday, Nov. 11, 1984 13 .. . .....-ayeoa•. A Kill" Loretta Sw11 takes a loolc al me l .... E~~ .. ,,., N-1COlrrACTQ MlfO UiCm IHRA Sumtnef Nauonals Olag Racing (from C1ne1nnall) !R) I 1 hr I CJ.J TMI UU. Of ~ °' TMI LOIT • VfeWers are taken behind the soenes _during the making ol Geo<ge Lucas ano Steven Spielberg's spectacular movie ·na1ders Of The LCKI Ark" for a look at how the aoventure film came togethet ( 1 hr I CO; MOm The Year Of Living Dangerouit- ~ ly" ( 1983. Olama) Mel Gibson, Sigour- ney Weaver An Australtan 1ournaltst, a B1111sh embassy oftic1al and an Eurasian cameraman bec.ome caughl up 1n the rumull ol 1965 Indonesia iust PflOI 10 the tall ot Sukarno 'PG' ( 1 hr . 55 min I !-·~ ,. 1 C* TMI TOW f'eatureo: a salute to th Century FoM as 11 celebrates Its gold· en anniversary Wllh the peat and present ol the srudio 1s p1oltled through chps ot stars lrorn Grable to Monroe and hims. from 'The Grapes Of Wrath" 10 "Star Wars". F'Oi'Sfulufe 6u~ntur~ ere - l•"°!iE.~ flClfiL.l'I CCMIT WU. WU "9U °' MmM.I Wllllml•I "The House 0t Otes Drear" Walter Small and his family must decide whether or not to stay in the house that was once a step on the underground railroad (Part 2 ol 2) Q ( 1 hr J CID ,., ... IOCIC Boober acctdentally dumps some rutabaga and brussets !.prou~ into hit laundry (Z) "The Great McGonagall" ( 19.7.4, ~Yt Spike Mltl!gen, Peiet Sellers Wilham McGonegall 1s the world's worat poet. yet he sieems to find fodder for hls pen everywhe<t. ( 1 hr . 38 m1n.J I MWl ... WILTUva -Cl) IC'•CIOW ,_ ...... Aman de is kidnapped by a white slavery 11ng leader while she and Lee are attempting to rescue three •genii from behind l he Iron Curtain ( 1 hr.) G e Tft ILOCI -,_ PUCnCAl ...-Loretta Lynn and Adnan Zmed are ~ecllcal ~e victtma. ~ties from "The A-1"5=:~ •L-"<l h•I ...... ..,..°',..,.. 90 I I 5 •1 "The House Of Otes Orear" Walter Small end his lam11y must decide whether or not to stay 1n the house that was once a &lop on the underground ra1lr~~==·> ~ mnt...,. Cl.Y-..o Film footage o f some thrilling U S Vlctorlei 1n the '80 Win· tar Olympic Games held 1n l ake Ptac1d NV J lHJ.,.. ''W•llz Across Texu" ( 1983 Ora11111J Anno Archer, Terry JaltrOW A wlldcatler and a pretty geotog151 Deeome romantically 1nvotved alter their protes· s1ons bring them Into c&lftlct 'PG' ( 1 hr 40 min) L .,.. "Franc-5" I 198? 8100raohvl 14 Sunday, Nov. 11 , 1984 .. .Je5sica Lange Kim Stanley The iroubled Lie of screen star Frances Farmer 'R' 12 t,rs 20 min J _S llAlm NMOl.O. AND TMI IOTI Athol Fugard s play abOut the turning point 1n 1t1e triendsh1p berween a young man and his Olack servant 1n South Africa Matthew Br0de11ck stars as Hally and Zakes Mo~ae re-creates his &oadWay role as .. 1sa:c~~l UMIOAT Bllm.-r ~ Featured Donna Ree<! Cl) M0m 'Return Of The Tiger" I 1980 AdventureJ Bruce L• Paul Smith A man attempts 10 drive a group led by his lather s murderer out of hts city ( 1 hr . 30 nun J Ii> tmlTAla CMJZATIOI ,_ TMI .wt An eJtam1nation of the period from 1917 to t945 that saw lhe rise of Nazism and lhe annoh1la11on Of SIX mlll1on European Jew!. in the Holocaust Q ( 1 hr I I AllU.Tmlllft ( )90ln ..... .. 00 IA11 l MJ..11 fl) ... "Victims For Victims The Theresa Saldana Story" (Premiere. Ora· rna1 There!Wl Saldana Adnan Zmed The resa 5aldana·s personal story of the brutal -..auack on her ufe '" 1982 that ted her to ()(gan"ilea gr6up Ol rormervrctrms-of vto· l'!nl crime to assist others Ill dealing pos1· 11111,ly w11h the traumatic aft ereffects 12 t~r •. J l ::'comu G) _.,..,_ Scheduled actors Marc Singer end JM J Bullock ( 1 hr ) fin tmlTAll: CMJZATIOI Am. 1111 awt l\n examination ol the ~nod from 1917 to 1945 that sa w the nse ot Nazism and the anmh1la1ton ot Sill mllhon European J~ws in \he Holocaust Q ( 1 hr ) C llCMI ··come And Get fl " ( 1936. Ora· ma1 Joel McCrea Watter Brennan A CHI· et -papenmtt-uwner aequireslne power o t.w11rol the Wisconsin lumber country ( 1 tor 39 min) 1.fi.J IPOltTaOOC (Jt) ·~ llCMI Uncommon Valor" ( 1983. Drama) Ge11e Hackman. Robe1t S1ack A grieving lather forms a small force to res· cue his son who has been held prisoner 101 10 yeari; altet being declared mlsa1ng- in-ac11on 1n Vietnam I 1 hr . 45 min ) Z llOWll "lk11u ( 1952. Drama) Takashl Shimura Nobuo Kanel<o A man who 1s dying of cancer decides ltrst to en1oy hrs ltnal days to the fullest then resolves to do someth•~ ol tas11ng importance 12 hrs • ~ ~MITCHCOCI PMmrTI '11@ llCMI "A D•slent Trumpet" (1964. Weil rn) Troy .Donahue, Suranne PloshNte A cavalry oll1cer attempts 10 wmk out his romantic problems end han- 01 ... lnd1nn uprisings at the same time (2 h1<t 30 rmn) l11 IJ CALI. TO GLORY Raynor and Vanessa coun<>et >lrlOther couple lacing domestic d1Hicult1e9 and Carr receives d1s1urblng news about his hentth ( t hr ) a:at8 mwtwlT At the Beaver Lodge's roa:.ung ot George as man or the year. Olek':, wisecracks are popular with every· ono='t the QUf!St of hon()( (f l "Final Chapter -W11lk1ng Tall" I 1977 1'.>111mel Bo Svenson. Forrest 1 U(Jlt'r Prior to his death rn a fiery car acctdt>rit r onnessee lawman Buford Pusse1 find~ hi$ own town turning against him ll hrs 30 min l ®J aTIRTH Sn TOllllff Featured Donna Reed ~ Ttll OLD ...,. A plumbmg l1J11ure· store is vl§jfeCI. the bathroom floor 1s Iller! and a new outside deck is started. Q COUW POOTIALL Missouri at 011111 homa Staie (RI 13 hrs . JO min ) S MOVll ·warGames" ( 1983 Suspe,..seJ Matthew Broderick Oabne) Coleman A teeo-age computer wh1Z rnad vertenlly gains access 10 the Pentagon strategic computer system and neari~ begins World War Ill ·po· Q ( 1 hr 5J mm,) -.. tJ CI: C.-V l LACIY Chris and Mai, Beth's suicide tnvest19a11on turns into " murder case 1nvotv1ng a sordid relallf' lsn1~r°:1w~n the vtCt•m afld ti1s daughte• mw... . 18" CALI. TO QU>llY Raynor and Vaness.=i counsel another couple lacing domestic d1t1tcu11ies and Carl receives d1sturO•no news about hts health ( 1 hr ) fl1) ..-CM PUYMCMm "My Pahknr Telly Savalas stars as a Greok·America11 bur.1nessman who enthusiastically retum• IC> 111~ r1ative Greece with hts,reluctant soi n •his s1ory by Leon Capetanos Q ( 1 hr 301mn I ~ IUROfllM D.lllM. H, llCMI "On The Waterlron1" ( 1954 Drarnftt Marlon Brander, Eva Marte-Samt Only one man musters up ftflOUgh cournge te; c.ltallenge a powerful moo leader whv hold~ tna dock workers of a big city 1n ar1 11o<1 grip ( t hr 47 min) I CN.LM AU. .al!'& _.. '*"HOUYWOOO ,.. &11mmn ... -OOCIFm I OUW COUNTY "Nt•wo; Report~ Ani:1ly1e Elec\lons·• L. llOVll "The Story Of O" ( 1975. Ota ma) Corinne Clery Udo K1e1 A younQ woman tests the tom1t!. of love c.s she allows herselt to be dominated by the m;in .. 1 she;:;.es t I hr . 35 mtn ) 11• o ~i mm..,. TAXI . ton &1£$0M ~Pl.II ) llCMI 'Trances" ( 1982, Biography) Joss1ca Lan1,w. Kim Stunloy The troubled l1le of screen ~ra1 FrMces Farmer 'R' (2 hrs 20 min ) (0, llOVll "lopped'" ( 1982. Comedy) Scott Baio. W1lhe Aames A high schOOI science genius uses his accidentally acquired psychok1nellc powers to improve his love life 'A' ( 1 hr .. 36 min ) 1t.9 II 00 lmON l -After a ieelovs y.-•le h11es Rick and A J to follow het husballd, they're '-lartled to see him abducted as t~ watch (R) ( 1 hr . 10 min J D ti) IUT °' CAMC* Host Johnny Car· son Gues1s Pete• Strauss. Amanda McBroom. rope ladder demonstration I)~~ ID>AIC ... ..mm -.. M.La ..... -.Y .... ILAUIH { ) ll0¥8 "Confessions 0 1 A Pop Pei former" ( 1975. ComedyJ Robin Askwith. Anthony Booth A rock 'n roll star l1nds plenty of 1omnn11c action whlle on tour ( 1 hr 30 min) 2 llOVll Star 80' ( t983 Drama) Mer •el Hem1ngwo,.. (roe Rober11 Traces th-0 career and death ot model-ectress Doro thy Strn!len who was murdered by her -.11onc1ay Conl. estranged husband. 'R' ( I hr . 44 min ) m 1'I CWI Scheduled. Mother Hale, a woman who cares tor FJ11ldren of drug add1c1s, a woman who overcame a 7-year ba1tle with depression ( 1 hr • 30 min ) 1W(JZ) llO¥ll "The Thief" (1952 Drama) Ray Miiiand. Atta Gam. A spy 1s faced with a guilty conscience alter stealing top secret atomic formulas (I hr . 30 min ) 1t.ll COWT'DOB TO LOODIQ GUii The Imminent danger ol World War Ill is explored through a drama based on a mill tary stwdy of how a nuclear wit could 11-nmlO tll9r~~1n.1 llO¥ll "What's New Pussycat?' ( 1965 Comedy) Peter Sellers, Peter o·rooie A contused young man seeks help trom an even more confused psych1- etr1s1 (2 hrs., 15 min) 1......-r ... ROCIPOMPLU ITmTI OP Ull PHMCllCO UW ..-cA Scheduled phy~1 c1an Phylhs Sailer. co-author ot Detox on health hazards ranging from drugs to air pcllutoon ( 1 hr ) tt:ll 0 fl) UTI mfT wmt DAVI> LITTINUN Scheduled George Carhn. him c1111c Rog er Ebert ( 1 hr ) I ~ ... --CHCOCl--,.llNTI .,., .. U..tmf ntlATD llCMI "Faricy Pants" ( 1950. Come dy) Bob Hope. Lucille Ball A d1gn1fleo man brmgsculture to the Indians (2 hrs ) .. fJ llCm' Ml 1 WIPI McMillan's 1am1ly arrtves on town tor his sister's wedo1ng while he 1nvestigafe'S ln& groom's susp.- c1ous oackground (R) ( 1 hr • 20 min ) W D llCMI "Bus Ailey's Back In Town { 1965 Orama) Ann-Margret Michael Parks A young Navy man returns to find that the girt who re1ected him 1n the past wants to start a new rela1tonsh1p (2 hrs) 1 (!) MO¥ll 'Ou1el Please. Murder" ( t943 Mystery) George Sanders. Gail Patock A !Orgery exj5err -ITIC1\eS a valuable set ot Shakespearean works to duplicate 1or prol11 ( t hr . 30 nltn ) ®) IMTIRT.-.n' TOllGHT Featured Donna Reed Cl) llOVll "Tl"te DalJQhter Ot Rosie O'Gra -Morning Movies- •CI> "Yes. Giorgio" ( t982. Musical) Luci ano Pavarotti. Kathryn Harrold ( 1 hr 53 min) •CC. "The Three Faces Ot Eve" ( t957 OramA) ·Joanne Woodward O~l\110 Wayne { 1 hr 29 min I IH "An Elephant Called Slowly' ( 1970 Adventure) a.u Trav81$. Vug1nta McKen na ( t hr 3 I min ) •@ "Never To Love" {19•0. Orama) Maureen O'Hara Adolphe Mell10t1 ( t hr 30m1n ) 19(0) "Biii Cosby. Himself" ( 1982 Come W Bill Cosby ( 1 hr . 44 min ) fZl "Second Thoughts" ( 1982 Comedy) l ur.1e Arnaz. Craig Wasson ( 1 hr . 38 min l 79(Cl "Tonder Is The Night" ( t962. Olama) Jennoter Jones. Jason Robards Jr 12 hrs 28 m1n) · Annie" ( 1982. Musical) A1teen Quinn Albeft F1nnev (2 hrs 8 min I \ dy" ( 1950 Mus1eal) June Haver. GOfdoo Mac.Rae Dissuaded from a career on the stage an ex vauoev1lle star's daughter is nonetheless enchanted by the color and ~Y e11c11ement of the era I 1 hr 30 min ) _,....YUM lfJOITICIN1'8 llOVll "Sophie's Choice" ( 1982. Ora· ma) Meryl Streep Kevin Kline In 1947 a youny writer lrom the South takes up res• dence with a Polish immigrant. a v1c11m of Na11 persecu1oon and her inleltectuat Jew ...V. boylt•eno R' 12 hrs 37 min) · 1•...S.. llOVW ::.1)n~s;immon _Valor· (1~83 Drama) Gene Hackman. Rober1 S1ac1t A gnev1ng lather torms a small 10fce to res cue his .011 wno has been helo pnsoner tor 10 years alter be•ng aeclareo m1ss1ng 1n·ac11on 1n Vietnam ( t hr 45 min ) 1:1t@ MT,Anl0l t:11 (l)llOYIE "The Stranger" ( 1967. Drama) Marcello Mastro1ann1 Anna Kartna A handsome. cotd·hearted stranger ignores socie1y s conven11ons 1n this aoaptat1on of t~•e Albert Camus novel (Subtttled) I ' t1r 4!> min) 1:21 C llOYIE Stow Dancing In The Bog Co ty ( 1!>78 Romance) Paul Sorvino. Anne D1tt.M1urn A cynical New York City news µ.1µ;:1 c olurnn1s1 becomes romantically involved with a graceful p11ma balienn,1 t1y111g tu lrghl a crippling 01sease 'PG 11 hr . 5 1 min I 1:a I mAT •com~ COUICT1C* AT 1Ml llOVlll - • ROWAM a MMTWt UUC1t • f!, ll9tA PUU. CONTACT ICAAA11 Jean Yves Ther1a111t vs Bob Handegan on a n11ddlewe1yt1t bout scheduled tor tO ~ct:. lrorn Hull Oueoec (A) ( t hr 30 "''" I 1:11 H llOYll 'Rumble Fish ( 1983, Orama) Mall D 11on Mickey Rourke In a t950s urban environment a young tough IOOl<S up 10 n1s 01oer brother an aging biker. whole slrug~ltng 10 f1no his own place on =1'"'fi£.z.i?..::..:~ CATMOUC MAii t::a llOVllTOMI CARTOON ::'not1~ .. $ 'The P1ra1Ps Qt Penzance" I t983 Mus1ca11 Kevon Khne Angela Lanst>urv tt> hrs l .. O 'France'> I 198il Biography) Jess•CA l angp Kim Stanley (2 hrs , 20 min ) z. "The Grf'at McOonagall" ( t974 C imPdyJ ~pike Milligan. Peter Seiters I ' hr 38 rn1n I c;) Appou1tment f'or Love ' ( 19'11, Com1 '1y1 Charres Boyer Margaret Sulla var• (7 hrs I -C ·My Cousin Rachel ( 1953 Mystery! Q11v1a c.JP t111v1llaroo Richard Button 11 hr )8 mm I H Tl•t· Md" Iron• $nowy . .R111er' ( 198? Atht>r11ur1,; > Kirk Douglas Tom Burhnson \ 1 r1r 44 min I S YPung BP!>S ( 19!>3 Orama) Jenn Sommons Stewart GranQer ( t hr !ii' min) ,..@ "Sybil" (flnr1 ? c)t C') ( 1977 Drama) Sally F1f>ld Joanno Wooc1ward (2 hrs I ,..Cl1 "K1<>s Me OC>Odbye • ! 1982 Comedy) Sally r1Pld Jame<; Caan ( 1 hr 42 min ) n:au Tht> voyoOf! o t lM ves· (1972 Ac1vPntwP1 ()(>'11 Arnaz Jr Mike Evans •@ 191f ftMUIT 1111) llO¥ll "Ambush Al Cimarron Pass" I 1958. Western) Scott Brady. Margie 0Pan A Union patrol officer and his pris- oner learn up w11h an ex-Confederate otf1· cer 10 stave otl an Apache attack. ( 1 hr , 30m1n l ~=:..,.. S llO¥ll "Max Dugan Returns" 11983, Comedyl Marsha Mason Jason Robaros A w1dow·s ne er-do-well lather who aban- :loned her w,.1en she was a Child ot nine. c;t1uws up w1Th a SUiiC:ase fij1f of ilf·gotten- money and a oao heart cond1hon ·PG ( 1 tu 38 mm I Z llOYIE Beastmaster" ( 1982, Adven- ture) Marc. Singer Tanya Roberts A young man wllh an unusual talent IOf gov- errnng a111ma1s searches tor the vHlaln re'>pons1ble for the des1ruc11on ot his vii· 1aoe ·pa· ( 1 hr 45 min I ltl H COUllTRY MDOJI a:ll C llOYll ' The Sex Machine' ( 1976, Sc1- Pnc.e F·cloon) Agosltna Bell! Lu1g1 Prr ·f'tte Ir 2037 A 0 . scien11s1s solve lhe t'nl-'rg1 problem by narnessino lhe power l•I 11't; r1uman 110100 R I I hr 20 min ) lclO I~ I FAITH. t1'1l Nnm tll H llOVll 'Independence Day ( 1983. Or:im;r) Kathleen Quinlan. David Ke11h A 1ouny mecllan1c 1tnds himself tattrng rn lovt-w11h a waitress R' ( t hr 50 min ) .-ffi CMIC~WTMPOl'T 'E .,._.,_l(R) O llOYIE 'South Pacific · { t 958 MuS1- ca11 Mrt7• 6aynor Rossano Brant An Arr erocan woman falls 1n love with a F •enc.nrr•an while srattoned as a Navy -ir~e n tne Soult" Pacific ouring World War II (2 hrs 51 tr on ) 41:110 llOVll ·The Cowboy" ( 1954 West- Prnt Documenlary Narraleo by Tex Rotter w r111am Conrao From the opening of !he West 10 recent times the evolution .. ,ol t:a-;a=oy.1s traced 11 hr I .,. AllMl.TID Ml llAITll MMO&.D ... ,., 1111 IOft 11 hr 30 min I -Afternoon Movies- 11:11 (!) l ana Qt The Pharaohs" ( 1955. 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Dor.aid uvc• ,. 11:11-0 .ii a s•ar·stvdoed 501h b1rthr.Jaf Cf.llebra11or ~"OSIAd by D•cl< Var. ~"~ 11 hr J CJ GI) l-f'IAll Hari'11bal B A arid COMrlS r1111j a tjc pe Srtrugg er s df.!n n lne Soutl" Pac '•c and ••ee a tor mer V1etnarr War bvdtjt I 1 hr J 9 lllOVll Carnal Knowleoge' ( 197 1 Drnm,1J Jack N1c.hOl!IOn, Ann·Margrel r Nv u1llegt> lriel'lds spend several years t.wlr1r1• <WO after graduation discovering lrt1-b / ~t .. wng ano s N•ICh•ng each other ., 1Elf11N1r.l'> 12 trrs ) U 10 ii.rt A CMWD Jack and Vicky lry lo corov1nc.e M1 Bradford that lhPu 1111er~$I 1n each 01he1 1!. mo<e than 1vst J)tiysocal dllrac11on Q J1.=:=..an Ci) MTVAU Cl) A WOfllAM Oii IUllTANCI Over the )'l'fJI'>. rn1ma's bvs,1neS.S gtOW!J tO empire µroµur 11on,, anCI alter much I rial she find-; t1upp1nr!.r, w11h the dashing Paut McGiii (Ba11y BO'llw1cl() Finally, her revenge against the f'a11Tey~ 1!. complete and her P• • .111011 as ma1rl11rch rPma1ns 1n1ac1 i!.1 irt ;i ot i>) (3 hrs I fD MOVA An ei1plora1t0n ot the 1rchn1quec, usNJ 1n rn1•,1ng aQvaltc; llrumals and plants lor loml 111 lho lJ S Ch11111 Jnpan and !:.l Oll.l nd Q ( 1 hr ) r Cl llOWI "Dort'! r.ry ""' Only Thuncil'r · ( 1'18:?, 1Jrn111.11 CJennic, Chrnstophor '>w.11n Saini Ja1110<, Baso(l on lhl" lrur • lory ol ,, t1>male Army doctor nnd a trou hit• pronn nindoc who tll'lp two nuns care tor II urC>Yp ot V1olnA111t".i'I mphAns PG r 1 hr ~o n11n 1 ZE H mvll S1a1 80 'l983. Drama I Mar .,. H~"<g"a' Eric Roberts Traces l~e ~ ~ d"l!.1 ~ath of modet-actress [)c,r ., , )••al f!<' •!'>O 1'1135 nx.rdered by "le• I ~· d"': • J~ncl R 0 I 1 hi 44 0 M HOUTWOOD a.ow. Many of •rF- ' •,, "..-""'er:l«Jrs " motr<>r p.c1u1es oa'>' 11 ~ pre-...ent are !eatvre<l n ttus retros Ci_ 1 .e or ~ 1ar ovs moments from the s11 ·~' >C 'eet° "O'Cl.OCI .... ' ,,.,. CMAa M llCOID 'tlM d ~ WMO'I M IOUt Seeking 1ns1ar• ta,...*" T • 1 O"~ a soap commeu:1al ~ ,. • ~s .-;.. ,. .• ~ a •astt an9 a gu••ty con-e f:~t:T~ DOUCltt 'l' LOWIOAT d) aTaT.-.rr TOllQMT F ealutM Joar. Cou1ns ~o al) WU .-cA .. Al The Crossroad~ "'f' 'PS lhF-!>lruggle of w1kl1tte tor surv1v11 , XPr"' Amefica leaturrng ldms o+ 1-· '.la' Jered marnma ~ t><rds and l1she!> r.. Jc. ~TICUT'lll l llOV9 S pr .. e s Choice I 1982 Ora rr:i1 Meri 5treep Kevin Kline tn 1947 a > "":1 Nr•ter trom lhe South lakes up res1 •J~· i:.e "''''"' a Polrsr1 1mm1g1an1 a 111c11m ot IJ.il 1Jtrsecul1()f1 and her 1n1ei1ec1ua1 Je-N • V:.it!r.er d A 12 hrs 37 min J MO lf7 llOV9 K1nq s Ro..,· 1194 1 OramaJ R< r-a•'! Fl"c:tq.an Ar.n Sheridan Alter I I •" r~ to h1S hometown to pract•Ce a , n•J 1oc.1w becomes involved .n lhe r "''vr.; hves of his Dat1en1s 12 hrs 45 ''"' ' .. e T 11..Ut llLAND Life 1n America prove!> 10 have 11s share ot harclsh1ps as well 11s svcces5 for rhe Quartet as rhey ll"'1.r.1rrie embro led 1n p1ofess1onal a sp1.o1~ jlnd personal 1eal0\JS•es mean- "'"' e Marco (Greg Martyn) lhrows his f'al rtO tne poltt1Cflf ring (Par! 2 ot 3) (2 t rs I Cl ml IW1l)I Coely and NICk borrow Boz's lie Cletector to figure out why a lamovs author lhey were hired 10 prolecl cornrn1lleCl sv1c1de ( 1 hr ) 0 @, PAlllJI DOU.I Grant stuns the family with the announcement of his pregnant Oavgt11er s blOOd disorder Jenn Walle ask.If T dryr· 10 go on tour w11h him Lev r e·s poor school graeles may affect het mo:wi career Q ( 1 hr ) M lmlY ...., Scheduled Joan Ven Ark. Jimmy Breslin ("The World Accorcl 1ng To Breslin") actor Tom Skerrltt, cat breeder Susan Nuffer ( 1 hr ) f.E) AIOlfT'Llm A Palesllman and an Israeli t>orn 30 miles apart tour the U S to con· ""Y the message thal dialogue is neces <.ary lo ellec1 a so1v11on for lhe West Bank conlllct Q ( \ hr ) al) .... .,... Natural history photographer Wolfgang Bayer's fllm record of a winter sperll 1n Yelk>wstone Na11onal Park o (I ht l . t lflOltTILOOI (R) 0 MOVll Porky s ( 1981 Comedy) Dan Monahan Mark HerrleI In Flortda 1n the late 1950s. a gang ol lun·lo111110 high school ooys seek:s revenge against the propnetOf ot a local brothel 'A' ( t hr • 35 min) 1 Si llOYll "Star 80" ( 1983, Drama) Mar 1('1 Hemingway. Eric Roberts Traces the c;.11eer and dea1h ot model·actress Dorp· thy Straiten who was murelered by her l:'Slran<Jed hv:.band R ( 1 hr 44 min ) Z llO¥ll .. The Return Of Maritn Guerre' ( t 98 l Drema) GPrard ~pardleu -Tuesday Coal. Nathalie Baye In rural 16th-century France. a young husband. mysteriously absent for a number of years, relurns to reclaim his wife and family properly (Sub- lllted) ( 1 hr . 51 min) '1:) llOVll ' Appo1nlmenl For love" ( t94 t Comedy) Charles Boyer Marga· rel Sutlavan A playwrtght marries a wom- an doct0< and soon finds that her progres- s1V1! outlook 1s a llttle more than he had an11c1pated (2 hrs) t.a llCMI ··straw Dogs" ( 197 t. Ofama) OusllO Hbffman Susan Geotge A man and his wile a11empt to remove them- selves from violent American society. but d!SCOVef that a peecefu~ iwrtace~n hide underlying savagery (2 hrs .. 30 min ) 'E ....auTI Cf TMI ?II Carlos Mon ion vs Rodrigo Valdez (July 1977 1n Mqnle Carlo) CR) t t hr ) ,..g G) • llll~ 1Tm.1 3teele. rtee1ng the scene of a murder m Ireland. winds up m a hospnal as an amnesiac unttl l&Jra arrrves and the two embark on a danger- ous odyssey to restore his memory ( 1 hr) B i~ Jessie intervenes when LI Asco1t's 1ela11onsn1p with lhe widow of a pohceman develops compllca1tons I t hr) GIWY ID commvnGlt TMAT DllJCATI IN..· MICI A hypothetical community divided by tensions about school prayer gun con- tr<>< and the ragt\I 10 8Siemble provide$ lhe springooard tor a discussion of Firs1 and Second Amenomenl controversies (R) Q\1hr I Cl) ~A P11les11ntan and an Israeli, born 30 miles apart tour the U S 10 con- vey 1he message that dialogue 1s neces- sary 10 effect a solution tor lhe West Bank conflict O ( 1 hr ) fll0¥9 "My Cousin Rachel" (1953. Mystery) Olivia de Hav1lland. Richard Bur- ton Based on the novel by Daphne du Mauner The heir 10 a considerable tor- tune attempts 10 l1nd out if the woman he loves is really a murderess ( 1 hr . 38 min) ltf.1 MrrCHtllllt .. er AmA a. nce•-. u. ~ ~ ._ JIYHTIQATOtlli CRUIADtMQ ~GfTMIU4 11• DDCI>®J G>CD ... TAii ICTY A6Stl• ~ ..... ., ... ,LAUIM fUWW(lt) ( llCMI "The Other Side Of Midnight" ( t977 Orama) Marie-France P1sier John Beck Based on lhe novel by Sidney Shel oon. A Frenchwoman seeks a special type ot revenge upon an American pilot who oeserted her during World War II to marry a Wast11ng1on 1ouma11st 'R' I 2 nrs 43 min) J llO¥ll "Summer 01 '72" ( 1982. Adventure) Annette Haven, Loni Sanders A young man pursues the affec1ions or several older women ( 1 hr . t5 min) {Q) llCMI 'Trances" ( 1982. Biography) Jessica Lange. Kim Stanley The troubled Ille of screen star Frances Farmer 'R' (2 hrs , 20m1n .. (S UUJ •M.S 0¥9! TOUIU•AD Gallagner brings hi& lMY inventions and hvety obser va110ns to an audience 1n Beaumont Tex as ( 1 hr) llO¥ll "Second fhoughts" ( 1982. CQmody) Lucie Arnftz. CralQ Wasson A young 1awy91 becomes involved with a mus1ctan 'PG' (1 hr , 38 min) tttl@ llCMI "The Notorious landlady" ( 1962, Comedy) Kim Novak, Jack Lem-mon A government employee sets out 10 prove his landlady innocent of a murder char_g_e (2 hrs .. 5 mlfl ) 1ttltl Cl) 'AU.M Howie and Jody's roulme trip 10 Nevada to p;ck up a check l0<ger turns dangerous In a town owned by a f!!YSler1ous m1lllonalre ( 1 hr . 10 min ) U G) TcmlllT Host Johnny Carson Scheduled Barry Man1Jow. l A Raiders hne=k= Alz.ado ( 1 hr ) I =='~ ~ ..-cA Scheduled Anne Simon. author of "Neptune's Revenge. · on dangers 10 the ocean environmenl ( 1 hr J (£.) IM9'0ll-11TN1C91_11'8,.._ m .,. am Sc\>@d\Jled' a woman who overcame ~leps)I, mull1ple sclerOSts and bhndn~s. All-American basketball player Waymond Tisdale ( t hr., 30 min ) 11M ~ llCMI ''Fairy Tales" ( 1978. Comedy) Don Sparks, Sy Richardson A handsome prince expenences many encounlers as he 1ourneys through fatty land 1n search of the woman who w1tl bear his heir 'A' ( 1 hr ,=- 1* Rm oet..:'9ft000 IS llO¥ll .. What [)Id You Do In The War Daddy?" ! t966 Comedy I James Coburn. 01ck Sttawn Instead ot battling tor an ltahan 1own, the troops 101n in the lown's annual wine test.-(2 hrs.. 25 mtn.) ' llH•W ... ........ mmna. .. ,..-co CCU. POOTUU. Vtrg1n1a Tech at Clemson (R) (2 hrt. 30 min.) ~ llCMI "Death Wish II" (1982. Drama) Charles Bronson. Jiii Ireland A v1g1tante moves to Los Anoefes to continue his fight lamst crrme:-'R' ( 1 hr • 35 min ) 12:11 GI) LAft ....r wmt DAVID Ll'nWmM A&.PmDtlTCMCOCI ....m 'MB'MBO llCMI "Union Stalton" (1950. Ora ma) w1111am Holden. Barry Fitzgerald A bhnd girl is kidnapped, but doesn't under stand her si1ua11on due lo her slghlless- ness (2 hrs.) G) llOVll "Beau James" (t957, B1ogra· phy) Bob Hope. Vera Miles James Walk er gay blade of the t920s. Is elected mayor ol New York City (2 hrs ) fDYOYMI 1M II Cl) COL•W A mystery writer plots the perfect crime with his ex-partner aio lhe vtCltm { t hr . 20 min ) 1.m O llCMI "The Fountainhead' I 1949 Drama) Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal Based M lhe novel by Ayn Rant! An architect destroys the buildings he ctes.gned when he d1scovets hlS plans are being etlered to lowef C081$ and adhere 10 current fashions (2 hrs , 30 min ) fJ llGU.TWOOOW• @J Bnll'l.-T TOllMT Featured JoanComns m> llCMI "Tl'le Madwoman Of Cha1tlol'' ( 1969 Comedy) Katharine Hepburn. Charles Boye< The comJpt leedefS of an 1n1erna11onal monopoly are lured to their Ceaths by an eccentric old woman and her mad accomplices ( t hr • 30 min ) C-l llCMI "The Kentucky Fried Movie· ( t977 Comedy) Evan Kim. MaS1a1 Bong Soo H n. This cotlecoon ol no-hotds barred sallrtcel sketches spoofing telev1 SIOn and movie chches Includes cameo appearances by Donald Sutherland, Hen- ry Gibson. Ge<>fge Lazenby and Biii Bix· by 'R' (1 hr . 30 mm ) <z llOVll "Star 80" ( 1983. Orama) Mar· 1el Hemingway. Eric Roberts Traces the career and death of model-actress Oofo- iny Stratten Y(ho was murdefed by her estranged husband 'R' ( 1 hf • 44 min.) t.11 1 mAT--AL.-COUICTm lllT Cf U. TODAY UTPATIGL ROW•l llMTWILM• • l llCMI "Bill Cosby. Himself'' ( 1982, Comedy) Bill Cosby The comedian loOka at everyday faults and foibles and per- forms his famous characttJrlzatlons 'PG' (I hr 44 mm ) 1M $ llOVll An Off•Cet And A Gentleman" I 1982 Orama) Richard Gere. Debi's Winger An uno1sc1p11ned aviatK>n ottlcet cand1ddte meets his match In a tough Naval 11111 instructor while, otf base, he romaN.es one of the local town girls. 'R' ::;i ( 2 hrs 5 min J 1:tl H llCMI · Monty Python's The Meaning 01 Lile t t983. Comedy) Jottn CleeSe. M1chdel Pahn The Seven Ages of Man provide 1he loose framework for a series of com•G ep1sooes spooling everything from se~ual repr0<1uc11on 10 gluttony 'R' ( 1 hf . 25m1n I *l~Cll--mrrtrATat I QU~FINm 2:9 , :r-CMTOC* QUILTY CM mx:at lllllf IWMIMT , llCMI "F1eedom" ( 1982. Orame) Ma1P Winningham Jennifer Warren A 1eenager having oeen grven freedOm from the Cu$texly or her divorced mother. attemptr. to come up with answer• of her own ( J tH 40 min I ~ IPOWTlt.OOIC (fl) .. CIQ'9 llOVll 'Pa11erns ( 1956. Orama) V8fl Hallin. Ea Begley Based on a Or•m1. by Rod Serltng A business tycoon .geta cavgn1 up in a high-echelon power strug. ' .Jl.:.rs 30m•n l .., ...• ,... llOVll "Monty Pythons The Meaning Ot L,le" I 1983, Comedy) John CleeM. Moc;haet Palin The Seven Ages of Man prov1Cle ltle 1oose framework IO< a wieS of comic ep1sexles spoofing everything trom se,ud reproduc11on to gtultony 'R' ( 1 hr .. 2!lmon I 11:110 llOVll "Love Letters" (1945, Orama) Jennifer Jones. Joseph Collen. A young womar1 lflilrt1es lhe soldim She belleves to tiave w111ten her tellers from the front and •'>tater accused ol l\1lhng him (2 h<s ) ~,Amt. ~~YWOOOC\.owm Many of the 1op tomed1ans in rnouoo pictures. past and pre~nt are featured In this retroe- pec1r,oe ot htlariOUs moments from ttle 111- ver~r~ .. H llOVll 'Chanel Solitaire" (198t. Bt00- raphy) Marie Frence PISler. Rutger Hauer The romances and business struggles o1 Per113 fdshlOn Queen Coco Chanel'• eerty yeer~ R (2 hrs ) S llOVW 'Waltz Across Tex&&" ( 1983, Or.uno) ·Anne Archer Terry Jaatrow. A w•ldc.a11e1 nnd a prelty geologist beCOme roru.:1n11cnlly 11ivotved after thetr ptof9a. s.on• t:>nnQ wem into confltet 'PG' ( 1 hf • Sunday. Nov. 11 . 1984 17 ~ = -4 " -Tuasclay com.· -Morning Movies- .. CZ, Slate Fa.r I «J4~ M .. s.c.a.1 Jeiln(e ~ri..DataAMrp..,,~ AO~t ~ .. QZJ • L.gr1tn1ng St111<es T N•C.e · f 1951 Mt\tPr /I A•JI~ Rc.rran R1(.l'\ar(j Tood 12 hr<, J ,.. 'C ·warl9(.~ •95'3 W~tPtr I Roe~1a1'l W1dtr>ar~ Her11 I r 1Jr oa 12 hr<, 1 m1n 1 0 '(.Jri Tr1e W;.i11>.rh cmt I 1954 Or;ur.a1 Martr.Jr• BrandCJ E 1a Marie Sant 11 hr 48 nur 1 l (,.., G c.•q•CJ 11982 Mvs•c.a 1 l 1c.1 ano Pavar?lt I" iii hr ffl Harrold It '11 ',] ffilfl) .. H ·~., WP,e~' ( t982 urarr.a1 OvOIPt Mocrr· IAary l J'IN Mc.ore t 1 tH 47 rr11n S T t e Year (.JI l "'''9 Dange1ovs11 I 198J fJram111 Mel G1bsor. S1gourr11:•y Wea>1e1 1 1 hr 55 n11r1 1 .. '0 'St;;r ao·· ( 1983 (Jrama1 Maoel Hen nyw.:Jy [r1c. Rc.t:>erls 11 t.r 44 11111 rz 03•111 g '196~. CxarT.C~I Juhe Ct1I•'• 1te l durerit.r~ Harvey (2 ttr~ 7 mm 1 m "Gidget Goes To Rome" ( 1963 Come'lt) Cindy Carol Jarn.-..s Darren 12 hrs J -'(:, G1efin F1.;1 O..r1g01 11947 Mystfofy/ Sally Gra1 1 rP111)r Howaro 1 t hr '.3'3 min 1 'l:L · Aagtirr·e I 1981 Or1vna1 Jarnef. Cagr1ey Howaro E Rollins 12 r11s 3!i min 1 (SJ "Gold Is Where You Find It" ( 1938 Westi>rn1 George Brer.I Oh111a de Ha1111 land I I hr 30 min ) -all Seven Angry Men 11955, Oiama1 Raymond Massei Oet>ra Paget (2 hrs ) ttllO "Stnke Forr,i>" I 197'> Orama) Clrll Gormar Donald Blakely f I hr 30 mir1 1 CC1 "Marciano I 1979 81ogreph1I Tony Lo B•anc.o 8el•nda Mor1tgom~ry I I h• 3(im1n 1 ($, 'Ra1oers Qt The Los1 Ar~· 11981 AdvtmlureJ Harrison Ford Karen Allen (It r 55 rmr ) CZ Tt1e S1rang1>r ( 1967 Ora111a1 Mar cello Mas1rei1af'ni Anna l'a11r,. (I hr 45 min i -Afternoon Movies- -.., Ctiarro' ( 1969 Wesf Pl n} nv1s PrPSIP/ Ina Bahn 12 hrs) '0 "Ttf:! 01Jf,11:ir,rs· (1983 Drama) C Thom.it, Howell Mdtl 01llor1 ( \ t\r 11 min 1 ,. tC "W.-itloc.k" (19~9. W8'011<111i R.V ... 1tJ W1dt11ilrk Henry fonda I? hrs 1111111 I H 'Thi• R1Jl•11y rtass I 19/ I Orama1 Pelf'r () Tfl<Jl1> Atas1au &1m I? hrs 3S rr11n ) 'S · lt1t> A<.tress" ( 1953 Orama) Spttn c.er Trd<..y Jean Simmons (I hr 30 m1rr J '1 Hr111'> 0 1 Monlezuma ( 1951 f>r11 ma1 R1c.Mrd Widmark .JflC~ Pat;rnc.e It hr . 53 min I 119(() "The L111la foYr•s ( 194 1 Drum11) Bellt-fJav1t1 H,.rbefl Mllr\hBll (I hr '>6 min 1 1111 Z 'The GrPat McGortnQ1111 I 11Hil 18 Sunday, Nov. 11 , 1984 Jr Based on the novel by F Scon Fttzge,-- aid A psych1atr1st 1s torn between '""" demanding wrfe ano his even nvve aemanding prof8"IOO 12 hrs 28 min .. <l'J IUflTI Comedyl Spike M1111gan, Pe1er Sellers 11 hr 38 rr11n} 419 $ 1 Am Tr1e Ct1eese' f 1983 Or<1n n J Ro~rt Mac.Haughton Hope Lange t • hr 35 mm-; ~ ... t::9 C 'Transplanl'' ( 1979 Orama) KPvir DobYJ<' Metrnaa 01t1on I 1 h1 38 m,r 1 .. fT T hf' Magnificent Seven' I t 9f.IJ We.,1e1r1J Yul Brynner Eh Wallach 1;i r11 ~ '30 rrur• 1 L GC>loy The Last Qt The Go1oer Bea« !No Oa1e1 ( 1 hr 31 min J O (Jr The Wa1et1ron1 " 11954 Oramil, Marlc.r. 6ranoo E ... a Marie Saini 11 hr 48 rr11ri I l The Relurn O~art•n Guf;rre · 11981 u•ama1 Gerarel Oepard1eu Natl rt,, Bat" 11 t\r 51 min I .. (!II T ob1uk · I 196 7 Orn ma i Rock H , l son GP•irge Peppard 12 hr!> t5 m1r J lcat 'H 'S11 Weekc;" I 1982 Orama I f),JrJlr•, M00•P Mary T fler Moore ( 1 t\r 4 7 n 1• 1 -Evening ----· .. DD®l ... CIR Cll ... MMfTOIWIT nlm'I C09MIY ITAITm ., ..... ""°" -... lfTICIOUml IQOOY TOP U. IO ... Aobtn Blake 11s Wa• 1er Smi5' rn a hghtwetghl t>out sctiedufPO lor 10 rounds live from Atlantic C11y, NJ 12 hri, 30 min J S llOVW "The Year 0 1 Lt"mg Oangerou!I I{ I 1983 Drama) Mel Gibson S1gour net Wea11er An Austrahan 1ovrnatrs1 a 811t1sh embassy ofl1C1al ano an Eurasian c.ameraman become caught up m lt\P 1umut1 ot 1965 lndonesra 1us1 prtor lo 1t1P fall ot Sullarno PG' Q ( 1 hr 55 mm 1 I DICI YAll D'tD ...... ... IYE= .. w ..... Nl'Nm Nn'091VllClW } llOWll "Green For Danger" c 1941 Mysle1y) Sally Gray. Tre\/Or Howard Orn mg Wo1ld War II, a.Scotland Yard insp1>1 lor mothod1cally sorts through hve sue, µe<.I!> es a r89h-ot murder9 erupts m 11 f.,M~;::: 33m'" I = ':"• 8111 Cosby 1alks al><'ul h1<; new series. 11 look. at the 111ndem hllr ,.~.:, ulied by llrai lime skydiver'! ODALLM ~ --~ TOlllHr Featur,.rJ 11 t11s1~~;ov1e censorship l ... c:=. .,,.,.., 42¥ O lllOYll Myc,lery Island" ( 1978 A l~Prt ,,,., Fou, c.hildren stranded on ar , • , .. <.'•ll<;ed by a herm11 and disco• t c; :>uNerfetl money ( 1 nr 3r1 m •t-1 COWTACT Q L lllOYll I ast Plane Out" ( 1983 Ora • 1 • '~ ~ 1,ae• Jor rPnl Mary Crosb)' /l ,. .. • ,. ':.u<Jt'I 1Q l2L..a CIA-.ager. -Y . -,-r ,-. "'·'filDPPd 111 Nicaragua du1111c •t. 1 • ,,,,. or lhP Somoza regime ·pi_. t I I ii rn1t1 I 0 lllOY11 "'d• 80 11§'a3 Orama) Md• • 11v.i; F•11. Aot>erts Traces tt• ,.,.,., , J 1Jea1t or model-actress Doro " , ",,11.., Nhv was murdered by her • 1 . , i!__' I ;st>.1r1C R I I hr 44 min I Z MOVW T•f, Str<1r1ger ( 1967 Orama I~ l.A.1• ''1>1dnr11 Anna Ka11na A ' ,, 1 • • • u1rj h£>1lfllld stranger 1gnorP· • •, '"1Pnl (111<, 1n this adap1a11on r' 1° • /. t • r• Canu,., r1011el (Sublttled) t' €0 -..uotWM 1:20 IT llOVll ThP I 11•c 11110ner" ( 1970 Or.1 r • 1• 1• I "~>P•trel Joan Collin!> I• I • 1 1• • 1 • 1<.penoed after tie tries 1 • ""' " cl t, c.oneagues 1s a tr it ' • t<,,r ir I 7:i0 0 2 °"THI TOW r UdllJ!ed par I IWO of ... ' 1• I r olHd );) nclud~ a CrUtse under 1. ". J I r I I:> A Wa..:man. L1eulenar1• 1 Cagne1 t. Lacey lead!> a 1 1:• • ,1 /•••J Nal1t1ng tour thr6ugh t\1~ '" •1 •·I N' ct for~ville Toron10. the trad• t11)11~ c,' :1. <..c1p11a1 c11y of Ottawa a Cana- .J l , >-~t>•al or Bm,Ma.HIUD m °"L.A. featured funny ana sexy c r" 1 •f,, Ji' from f.urope diet 11ps ana • "' 1 ..J ., ti .JI 111•,t 1e11 pounds a t11p tCJ I 1 P~ 1 1 -£ • ;;.-,, tor c.enterfold mooe f TIC TAC DOUGH l iNOI l._..U..TKATT\19 WIUIP•~n NOf\l'I CCUT WU WUWOll.D Of~ TMI iiAi An eKam1nat1on o f change!> rh;it c.ur 111 lhe br111n du11ng learning 1 I .,~ K tty Carlisle authOr Geolg f' u11 lnr ilno conductor Michael Tilson l loumu• 11•,c.us~ memory assoc.1a11on Q ( 11,,) H cownnuao1 m HAYl~WLL TUYIL ato e rt CHAILU .. CMAlll Cnerles swe!lrS n !I won1on otter a spot wllh Gwendolyn. 11·1•11 hr· J h1n1sell chape1on1ng e slumber ~a lLJw LU.. • gullr~ -0 W HIQNWAY TO MIAY'a Jona1han and M11rk try llJ nelp a self-centered Holly W"!"l ~1.1r realize the 1mp0ftance of his t1mrty rt nrr 0 lllOVll Borue1h11e ( 1980. Adven t•111•1 rt .. ,ries Bronson Bruno Ktrby A ll111u1·1 p.11101 othcAr hunts smugglers and .i 111ltth", ~•lier alony lhe Mexican bo1der l.'l1r'> / 0 119 'AU OAIY Colt is de1erm1ned 10 find ' 11 wht '' lM1f 1um~r that he left behind m 1 rmtlt t11wr• 1a11 tu1-. been murdered I I hr J g•••na (I:' Mr M.11ns1yk ( 1974. Ac.1ve11 '''" i Cl1.irtci., llron'ion. Linda C1ts1a1 A "''""" u111wf•r fr om (,ulorado dillc()'.lers a c on11 11 t h;io; ~,.n f"'' out on him by lhe Malia and struggles to escape a mob hit n1an (2 hrs) m TMI ...... An exam1na11on of cnanges 1h:it occur 1n the t>ra1n during learning .,crress t<111y Carl•Sle author George Plimpton <1nd conductor Michael Tilson I nomas d•scuss memory association O { 1 hr J CJ llO¥ll "Orec;seo To Kill" ( 1980 SusPf>n~) M1c;hae1 Caine Angie Otc.1<1n ,r ro A NP" 'Y "" PSfCh1atr1st's prac11ce •s PAam1ned alter a l0<mPr pa11em beeomes a suspect 1n 11 ;PrtPS ot stay1ngs R' ( 1 hr , 4!> rn1n) H, Cllbl"D ivu-ver.rcarmrrn:rt1ervig1 1ante Smut Snatchers of America are part I rt.e ~:ieal .... mes ot Tuna Texas who '>'JrfatP during tr>e 1n~est.ga1t0<1 ol the JPdlh ol a IO<.i:ll 1udge ( 1 hr I S llOVll Going Be<;erk ' 1983. Come dy) John CanCly Joe Flaherty Poh11c1ans, aerul>•<.'> tln<l rehg1nus culls arr> part of tt11s c;ur• l:'dy t11nHmng the cast ol Second City fV A 11 hr ;>'.)min I '-D t2 O'ClOCK NIGH 1:11 I) <T I / R (')r She101p10 teels the sting ol Cuµ1d'~ ;irruw, us he falls tor a much .,.ounger wCJrnan ilnd Maria 1s traumati1ed ~·ncrl'M?="·,e 1r1P11u ~LOVllOAT (I) anaTAllmWT TWT f eatur1.·0 ;i hist~ mo111e cenS()f',l"oop '1:) n9IQ WY Jo;:in Van Ark Mar~ H;irmnn l.,1•,py ll'ilsem .\nd LPVar Burron >ta• in 11 ,.,,mul81Pd day of TV r.ir~ramm1ng nl,.11(1t•d to ~1>1c;u;ide lc•i.n .iyf'r' 10 qu11 ·"""~~or~lthr1 E ~ .. I) (T IUJI lll.ul> Ir <>p1tP ol a smeJ• compa1qn froo1 the oppos111on Mar1.o c.ont1r1t•f'.''> his qutKI for 1hs.state·sen11te t•11f'l1 1t1uu(.lh hie, t;ith1>r 1n taw (Richard Hur1w11 u!\WS t11rr1 re, N•lt1draw (Pan J of I "t.r 1 0 W 'ACTI OI LR M c,.irrett 10tr·s J< olrt(l 01.1 r I 1 ,t .• lh"i~P.trP C.OUr5e t>UI 1,,., .... i.,.1 ,.,,11 ... ,1,1sm tor coll11tge kl,. 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QI C.•garf'llCS .1 video game ,mrj ,1 t (ilor·•..tl home all pl!!'( a parfTn lour r•p1.,c1flll" ol t1r1rro1 1tnd r;usµen'le 'R' ( 1 hr 19m1") l llOYll I tt.11 (_,!1,1111p1onsh1p Season f 198;:t Or.tn1.11 flruc.e ()rrn Stacy Kea<.h r vt: lvtrr,., toljll c,chool blt'lketball su:incl l•U1S Ul\trl111 br •I d1'>lttrt11ng reontOl'l Wtth ttt~ L MC 11 ,...,11,, 1r1lluAnced th01r hve-. R ( I hr . 48 r11111 I O llOVll Tt11• 011t<>1ders" ( 1983. OrA mnl C l henna., Howell Mott Dillon The r·xi """' <.••'> -.I ,, qrC>\lp of teen-eof'rs '" ti t••r Oki.th om;i hOrnlltOwn durinq the 1.11t bO< ro· (I hr 31 min J ~ Z llCMI 'St.tr 80' ( 1983. OrAma) Mar 1el Hem1ngwny, Enc Roberta Traces lhe career and death of model-actress Ooro- tny Stratren ·who W81 murdered by her estranged hust>and 'R' ( 1 hr . 44 min ) ~ wte ""1XOal ,..,.,. 1:11 Q . G) fT'I YCUI llOft Mall and Norman each r1>ce1ve romantic notes from a secret admirer bul both ere sospic1ov~ 91 who rndy ~enned them • (!J "The Sugarland f J(P<ess· 11971 Comedy) Goldie Hawn. Wilham Alt>ertcn A yoong mother t:>ecomes a lug 1tive .ind <1 lolk hero during a crime ram page designed to prevent her infant son s ado=~~:n3= I ~ A ~°'1Mi110ll of the geometnc decorative technique of ci1'mn~RmY 11:9 @ :'9Them" ( 1954 Sc•ence·Fte· lton) J(lmes Whitmore. Edmund Gwenn Tnc go11ernmen1 takes over an mves11ga· 11on IO<Jk1n1,11nto strange deaths occurring .n the MOJave Desert (2 hrs ) .. 0 m IT.~ Several memt>ers ol thp l"n<,p11a1 staff volunteer to be tested at trlf• l'lreJm center where lhelr t>1zarre cid11PrtllHf''> 1n dreamland are revealed I 1 hr I BQ)(IJ... -0 HOTll. The wile CJI a sportscaster d• .r:(!o;t-•'> her husoand 15 a homose~ual a t.iu•.ir ''~i?'rni111 dS~!. Mark to help him reline hi' '>OC•ally inept seGretary Christlnf' ;ir.r P11t ,, rt01n 1n a 11>te111s1on commercial l lthrl llPY twll't I.~ ·P1a1n Spea1<1ng' r:o F~-dcµtLJ:. Truman at the age uf 68. rt:f't•, 1 Q Jtl<J10ly,on t •S 11fe 1n polrttes f 1 r,1 1 '1!) llOTOINlll ·~ llOVll Beyond The Limit" ( 1983 Or;in1,11 M•thc1PI Ca1111• fl1chard Gere An (r y i<.t, µh1s1c.ian <1<;IS 10 securP the retr•,v,(• c.f Britain's t1onorary consul 1n Ar')H I• 1 i.. anaopPO t>y revolutoonarie::. n 1 r.r 43 min I E POCKIT M 11MDI U.J PJJckeu vs Jimmy C,irac, (R) 11 hr I S llOVll Se7 Camp-. ()f Th~ Very Rich (I 983 A dull I HeathPt Deeley ChrtS Chi! 111 tir t8 m1n ) M>UD .....-r• ,.. ...,....., ... A& lK'IW I WAa YOU W MOT ALM An exam1nnt1on of the ways v1ct1ms ot thP orgnn1c bra111 d1sea<>e and 1he11 lam 1hes c.ope with its ellects O ~Y ITCMI The ,...,ork of tOday .. nn11r>•,1 ;nu"Q wr·fers a.rectors and <;Ill!'> are g.11t ~"i:id together 1n snon him, v1'1e<) an<.! <1r11rnated segment<. (I hr I 11•' flx,O rJi (1], Wm ... • ICTV ....... ROCOCMDPUI ·•YwtBIUUQM ··•-.VWW(R) "H _... ..... A pro4+1e of ~JI V~t nnm War Vf!lerans who. for ten i;tears ht111t· lf'rl ~.olttary 11vec; 1n remote Bre1ts of lhP lJ l> 1>trt1gg1tng with t11e ellects of 1he11 w.irt"n~ fl•P 11onces :md the reJectton of An'"'" "" .oc.1ety I t hr I L lllOVll PltM,ure So Deep' I 196 I 1 Re m.inr eJ L.luren St Germain A YO\lr\Q wom.in 11> ruthle,c,ly pur!>ue<l by a rmm un111>l1• 10 acc11ot rt•1e<.1ton ( 1 hr . 17 rn111 I Z llOVll KM MP (11>c.dby1.? ( 1qa; ( '"' I) I l;),1Uy F1elO Ja~ c .. , n A w1d uw who 1s aboot 10 remarry 11. v1l111e<J by her late hust>and's ghost ·PG' ( 1 hr . ,., m1111 .. tta II MA•• ,.a, An attractive lashlon designer Mes Magnum to protect hef alter one ol her two partners IS murde<ed ~I l! hr tO min ) CJ 6') TOllfltT Host Johnny C.rson ISch;o==:=.(1 hr I _._AU.a ~ .-:A Scheduled ex· Sandinista Humberto Betti on what went wrong 1n Nicaragua. psychologist David (lk1nd Oiiers ad111ce to parents of teen· r.,.~ ~a-m "The L1J11e Foxes' ( 194 1, Ora- ma) Bette Da111s Hert:>ert Marshall Based on the play t>y L than Hellman A Southern far111ly laces its downfall atter the Civil War (I hr . 56 min ) S llOVll 'Rumble Fish" ( 1983. Orama) Miltt Dillon M1cl(ey Roorke In a 1950s urt>a11 enwonment --a yoong tough l<)(H(s up 10 his Older orother an aging biker. Nt11lf' >trugg1irig 10 find htS own place 1n the Nf1rld 'A' ( t hr . 34 mm ) m N cwa Scheduled actor-d11ector Da111d Soul discusses HollywOOd from t>Oth sides of the camera ( 1 hr JO min ) 11:11 @ llO¥ll 'Quicksand" ( 1950. Mystery) M1c1<Py Rooney Jeanne Cagney A 1h1 vyr.11essty committed cnme starts a ynung man on rhP road to rum ( I hr . JO mtrt) 1t• l..c..110V11 PrivalP School" ( 1983, Come- dy I Pt1r:>et>e Cates Bersy Russell Teen· ayt:•J ooys 11rs11 1ne all-girls Cherryvale Ac;.adt:my IOL som(' lun and adventure ·R' l l'lr 37 mon) u. ~le. m Oii HOUYWOOO llOVll The Wdl Lover·· ( 1962. Ora· m111 S1e11e M<.Ouecn. Rot>ert Wagner A r.;J~h11n and his s-o p1101 oecome mterest· Pd ,,, the same girl (2 rs 10 min I "l .........n ... ~ROCOCMDN.U m ITmTI 01 ~,,.-.co "l flt(A M.L CC*TACT UM11 Michel Roc11e11e 11s David Hamilton m a hght· 1<P1Qflt bout SGheduled 101 seven roonds (Ir " 51 Jerome O\Jebt'G I (R) (I hr, ')Q II ,, I H llOVll Daniel 1983 Orama) T1mo- 11 'I H111ton Mandy Petmk1n Based on ! l 'f)tl(,to!Ow's novel The Boo'< Of Dan- iel A graduale stuoent prot:>es the l'11t>r1h surround1nu his parents' eJ(ecutlon d'> Ru!.l>·an nuclear sl)les 'R' (2 hrs . 9 m11 L t2:ll O w Ult W wmc DAVll LJT1firmz-. .. Scneouled Ma111n Mull ( t hr ) I Wte llfCMCOCll.....,. lftTAlll AT mDI llOYll "Sierra Baron" ( 1958. West· 1"rnl Bnan Ke11h Rock J"900 In the 1800i> a Ca11tgrn1a Q6 m 1ur11per attempts t P•p.ind h•!i t1010•"•l. tJy way of murde< .111~ h•11u11\lr 1:? hr'> 1 (I) llOYll ·My Fa11uiue S12Y ( !951. Comul.IYI Boh Ho1Jti, Hr·l~ -f"amarr An Arnf'rii;;in t'nler1a1nl't •fl'lr•·•~.(;•1.111« 1 spy 111 nroi>r to ut>ta1n M>G•t>I p1.1· 1c t 1 • U S ~l"ir\} IROW.YIAM 12'11 llOVll B111onwall9S ( 1978 Fan· 1;ic,y1 R·c.hclrl'l At er• Merceoes McC.m- tlr11llJI' An 1c11t1s1 wet. tne help of • psy- c.h1c wt1rm h1'io pri>vlOUS Ille t:>eOtns to haunt horn 1R) (I l"lt i'O min I ~U llOYll l\11 llJ''' 11976. Adventu<e) lrtrnf'" W-.1•l'w1>0ht Beri Murphy In t830 Sunday. Nov. 11 , 1984 19 , ,, ... ·~'-... ~ ....... -Weclnesclay Cont. --4 ~ an American mountaineer is grven 40 days ro upholO the Un11ed Stares· claim to the Pac1f1c Northwest by bla1mg a trail 10 the Cahlorn1a coast (2 hrs ) tJ IUT°'U. TODAY ®l DITlllT~ TOMICIHf Fealureo a hist~ movie censorship Q) 'The Cashhan" 11963. Adven · lure) Cesa• Romero Frankie Avalon A young Sparusl'1 nobleman finds romance and advenrure when he leads has people 1n a series of raids 11 hr 30 min I (Z., llCMI 'The Wanderers" ( 1979. Ora ma) Ken Wahl, Lmda Man~ The mern bers of a tough tMOS Bron .. s1reet gang disc:over Iha~ growing up and falling 1n love are much more d1ff1cu11 experience!". than any they ve had t>elore 'R' (I hr 57 min) Nl@ MT 'ATMll 1:11 m llCMI 'Wa1treor;s" ( 1982, Comedy) Carol Drake JLro Hams A would-be ac.rress a 1een-<r•agaz1ne reporter ano a prep-school re1ec1 have various adven· lures whtlP working at a New York C11y diner 'A' I I hr 30 min ) 1• C llOVll ·valley Girt· t 1983 Comedy) N1co1as Cage Deborah Foreman A high school grrt breaks ofl her romance with a punker because lhe relatronsh1p threarens her s1and1ng w11h1n her peer group 'A' 11 hr . 35 min l ta I =T •COM> AL.Ml COUIC'noM · ROWM I Ull1WI LAUGH-• HlllAU PUii The Old Ball Game lRJ (1 hr I O llOVll On Thi' Warerlror.I' ( 19511 .. -Morning Movies- •<OJ 'The Wild Pony' t 1980, Adventure) Marilyn l 1gh1s1one All Hindle ( 1 h[.... 29 min) M CS, "I Am The Cheese" ( 1983. Drama) Robert MacNaugh!on Hope Lange ( 1 hr 35m111 ) •<Ci "High Roao To U11na" t 1983. Ora ma) Tom Selleck Bess Armstrong ( t hr 45 min ) •@ "Queen 01 The S1ardust Ballroom" ( 1975 Romance> Maureen Stapleton Charles Durning (2 hrs I •Cl) "Beasrmaster' ( 1982. Adventure) Marc Singer. Tanya Rooer1s (I hr 45 min ) M (O "Best Friends" ( 1982 Comedy) Burt ReynolOs, Goldie Hawn ( l hr , 50 min ) 1:11 ( "41 "A Dog Of Flanders" ( 1959 Dr a ma) David Larto. Donald Cusp (I hr 36 m111) •IC . "Greased I 1ghtn1ng" I t977. B1ogra phy} Ric.hard Pryor Beau B,,dges ( t hr 36m1n) • SJ .. Srrokm A<;.e' ( 1983. Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Loni Anderson I 1 hr ~6 min ) .. (f" "Halls Or Montezuma' f 1951 Ora ma) Richard Widmark, Jack Parance (I hr . 53 min f-;I .. ro "GPt Craty'' ( 1983 Comedy) Mal cotm Mdlowell Allen GOOf\N1t1 ( 1 hr 32 min) m 'The Maverick Queen" { 1955, West ern) Barbara Sranwyck Barry Sullivan l2 hr!. I -C My rair Lady" ( 1964, Musical) Rex H<irrison, Audrey Hepburn (2 hrs 50 20 Sunday, Nov. 11 . 1984 Otama) Marlon Brando Eva Marie Saini Only one man musters up enough courage ro challenge a powerful mob leader who holds the dock workers of a big city 1n an 11()(1 yrip ( I hr • 48 min ) 1:a I CAIDD CAlmlA t.te Cl) C81 ... llQHTWATCH .... 2:9 ATLMll n ="Fanny & Ale11a11d1:1r ( 1983. Orama) Pern1lla Atlw1n. Berttl Guve Two children 1n a thea111cal famny lose their lively en1oymen1 or hie when lhe1r mo1her mam.es a b1$h0p 'A' .(Oub~ O +a hrs 17 min) 2:111 llOVllTOlll CARTOOll ... QUI.TY Oii ..xtllT ,,_, .. MGMT N01111 Mc. wan Y CR> M , llOVll "Rabid" ( 1979. Horror) Mari· lyn Chambers, Frank Moore A young Non1ar> 1n1ured in an accident 1s saveo by a rad1c.ally new surgical procedure that leaves her w11h a voracious appetite for human bl00<1 'A' (.1 hr 34 min ) a. D llO¥W 'Gunpo1nl'' ( 1966. Western) Audie Murphy, Joan Sraley A lawman org.:in11es a posse 10 pursue a gang of 1ra1ri robbers woo abducted a dance hall queen ( 1 hr , 50 min ) ':!.I CllCUI (I) llOYIE An Atlau To Remember' ( •9!>7 Romanc.e) Cary Grant. Deborah l<Prr Two lo11ers aboard ship agree to pt•stpor1e lhe consummation ol 1he11 love. bur trdyedy ir11ervenes before rhe rendez vous (2 nrs 30 min I rn1n I H Orea ( 1977, Adventure) Richard Harris. Charlotte Aamphng (I hr . 32 m1111 S !he Rack" ( 1956 Drama) Paul Newrmm, Waller P1ageo11 (I nr 40 nun I .,.@ 'The Shoor.ng (1967 Weste1n) Mil lie Pl'll<rris Jae~ Nicholson (2 hrs ) _.,z; 'lkiru" (1952. Orama) Takash1 Shi· murit Nobuo Kaneko (2 hrs. 23 mm) 11•0 The Stranger Within" ( 1974 Sci- ence r te11on) Barbara Eden. George Griz· zard t 1 hr 30 min I H Wall: Across Texas" ( 1983 Orama) AnriP Archer Terry Jastrow ( I hr . 40 rtllrt ) -JU1ernoon Movies- U.Q) ·The HPartbreak Kid" (1972 Come· dyl Charles Grodin. Cybill Shepherd (2 hrs) 0 Sophie " Ch01ce" ( 1982. Drama) Meryl Streer Kev+o Khne. (2 hrs , 37 min) ($ "Staying Alive" ( 1983. Orama) John Travotta Cynthia Rhodes ( 1 ht 36 mm) t• C "Snoopy. Come Home" ( 1972 Com edyJ Animated Voices of Chad Webber. David Carey ( I hr 20 min ) Z ThP Return Ot Maritn Gverre" ( 1981, Orama) Gerard Oepard1eu, Nathalie Baye ( 1 hr , 51 min) .. C'S' "Black Beauty' (1946, Dfama) Mona freeman Rrchard Denning ( 1 hr , 14 m111) t:ll ,H 'Stroker Ace" ( 1983 Comedy) Burt Reynolds Loni Anderson ( 1 ht • 36 rn1n I a. C High Road To China · ( 1983. Ora- ~= ... Tml ~fl llCMI "The Great McOonagall'' I t974 Comedy) Sp11\e Milligan. Peter Seiter<, Wilham McGonagan is the world s w<J1SI µoel. yet he seems to find ladder tor h1~ pen everywhere ( 1 hr . 38 min ) Ml C llO¥W The Sergean1 ( 1968 Ora ma) Rod ~te1ger. John Ph1lhp Law An /\1.,er.c.il1• Army sergeanr stationed .n F1ance a11er the war becomes altracte<J to one ol-n1s men R' ( 1 hr 48 min ) --~'AITM• ~~ Tne Outsiders" (1983. Ora ma) C Thomas Howell. Malt Dillon Hie e•periences ol a group of leen·agers. 1r1 11'1eir Oklahoma hometown during the tare 60s PG' ( t hr 31 min ) . ._ m ctlCAOO'l Nn MJIORT if"' ..... Tml (R) 22 VIOEO 22 9r8ftd New VldM ''°"' QUIET MOT rw..,1K-V ""' 4:10 S llOYIE 'Going Beserk" 11983, Come rJy) Jotin Candy, Joe Flaherty Poh11c1ans at'rob1cs and religious cults are parr ol th1s cofTledy learurong lhe cast of Second City TV R' ( 1 hr. 23 min) ~~I IU'fllTt Z llOVll Star 80' { 1983 Drama) Mar •Pl Hemingway. Eric Roberts Traces lhe cnrPer dnd dearh of model-actress Doro rhy Straiten who wa£. murdered by her e'>l•angeo husband A' ( 1 hr 44 min) d @ I DlllAll °' ~ ma) T urr Selleck Bess Armsrrong ( I hr 4!> n11n) 0 ·0~1 Friends" (1982 Comedy) Burl Reynot<ls Goldie Hawn ( 1 hr 50 mm ) z 'Bf>,1s1niaste1 i 1!182.. ..Ad11am~ret Mate S1r1qer. T11nya Rober1s ( 1 hr 4ti rr11r1 I W S B•g Mo 11973. Orama) Bernie Ca<.ey. Bo Svenson ( I hr . 53 m111 ) .. rTl "CaboBlanco· (1981, Suspense) Charles Bronson. Jason Robards (2 hrs I C "My Fair Lady' ( 1964, Musical) 1 Rea I l.i111sor1 AudrP.y Hepburn (2 hrs , 50 ITllll ) 0 Ger Crazy ( 1983 .. Comedy) Mal· corm M1.0owe1t Allen Goorwoz ( 1 hr . 32 rnin) z, Kiss Me Goocbye" ( 1982 Comedy) Sally F1e10 James Caan (I hr 42 min) .. @ "The Victors" ( 1963. Orama) George PPppi'lrd George Hamilton (3 hrs 15 min ) -Evening---- -au®J '8t ca ... · NMTTONMT ,,_..COWMY ITMlm •.... miowT .... OCIMl'9 ) ll0¥9 "Otca' ( 1977 Adventure) Richard Hams. Charlol!e Ramphng A killer whale :.eeks revenge on a hsherman who lo.1lle<J 11s mate 1n a c11prure attempt PG' ( 1 hr . 3< min) l null•••• Si llOYll "Stroker Ace" ( 1983. Come- dy) Buri Reynolds, Lorn Anderson A stock-car racer makes a bad deal w11h an unscrupulous fried chicken franchiser and becomes romantically involved with a pretly but virginal pubhc relations woman 'PG' ( 1 hr • 36 min ) · DIClt YAN DYU ....... ... Mm'ICO.MY ' AUCI UC-1 ~ ..,lltOUll .... GrNln\lm • tUWITWI 1'1l90UIM 1MI MTS PU PULL COWTACT UMll Michel Rochelle vs David Hamilton 1n a tight weight bout scheduled for seven rounds (from St-Jerome. Quebec ) (R) ( 1 hr 30 min,) I THl•llllllllllllll••llll>lll -TMAT GllL NI Cll ... .... U.THAT ~ LMIOAT .... Q ,.. llAUZ. Christie Brinkley discusses her new swim wear hne B1H Rat ferty v1s11s Massachuse11s salesmen who peddle 1okes . DA&J.AI ~y_.-T~ Featured Mac Davis. I =-°'~ llOl#llY l+t COWfACTO ( ) llOYll "The ConQueror ( 1956 Adven1u1e) Jenn Wayne Susan Hayward A mighty Mongol wam0t kidnaps the dilugt'lter ot a powerful Ta11ar king and !.t'1lt!!> control of his emptre 'G ( t hr 5 t mm) 0 lllOY1E ·Sophie s Choice I t982 Ora m;i) Meryl Streep Kevin Khne In 1947 a youny writer from the Soulh takes up res1 m<uc.e with 4 Pollsl'Llmmtg!ant. a v1ctlffi of Nall persecution, and her 1ntellec1uel Jew 1Sh =nd 'R' (2 hrs .. 37 min) Z 'Halts Ot Mol"\tezuma" ( 1951 Orama) Richard Widmark, Jack Palance lt1e u S Ma11nes are portrayed on recon· naissance patrol In the Pac1hc during World War '!.*1 hr . 53 min.) m••ma. 7':11 f) I OM 1MI TOWll Featured· part three of a v1s11 to Canada brings us to lhe Canad1· an Rockies, with slops at Banff, Lake LoU1se and Jasper. the' cowbOys lake on the bulls ·· rodeo style •• at the Calgary Staf!P9de B lliHAI& Y JllUD m OM LA. Featured a look al psyctiic lphe~~:Co~e Los Angeles area ........ TMATt\19 WUP•C...l11 NOflln CCUIT WJ), WILDWOIUOP ~ mM ...... ._....Viewers are 1n111ted to test their menial skills In a series of last-paced animated games ~ HAVl-ftl TMYIL ... ~ ~ Chtl and Clair are lu11 ous when Denise's b0yfr1end puts down the medical and legal professions while dining al lhe Huxtable home 0 llOYll "Convoy· (1978, Orama) Kris Kr1stollerson Ah McGraw Cops and CB · truckers a11emp1 10 outwit one another 1n a rough and·l\,1mble war on wheels 12 hrs) O ®l IODIQ ,United Slates Olympic Medalists' Protess10nal Debut (2 hrs.) 0 .IOKD't WIJ) (!) "°'. CllClleA 11 tl)MTVAU Cl) ll10Y1E "The Mechamc" ( 1972 Ora· mal Charles Bronson. Jan-Michael Vin cent A new syndicate member is forced to kill the man who 1augh1 him how to set up accidental" deaths tor syndicate v1c- 11ms 12 hrs) Eli) MATURI Gr,,_. ~ MYITHYI Rumpole Of T ne Bailey After the new bamsler pleads w11h Rumpote to defend he1 s1s1er 1n a murder 111a1 Horace learns lhe pr~1dtng1me •S widely known as a death penally aovo· ca1e Q t I hr ) *'1llOVW "Snoopy Come Home" (1972 Comedy) Animated Voices of Chao w eooer David Carey The · Peanuls gang becomes upset when 11s beloved beagle decides 10 leave home on a search lor his roots 'G' ( 1 hr . 20 min) E NFL 'I ClllATUT llGlmfTI HtghhghlS of lhe 1972 M1am1 Dolphins (A) H -1MI NFL Hosts. Len Dawson, Nick Buon1con1t ( 1 hr ) • S ll10Y1E ' Alt T!'le Marbles" ( t981 . Comedy! Pe1er Falk. Burl Young A hus- 111ng wisecracking manager pushes his 1'.yo female wrestlers toward the top 'A' ~hr 53m1n I 12 O'ClOCI HIGH e:a ll10Y1E "Foo's Parade f 197 t Ora- ma) James Stewart George Kennedy When three men are released from prtson. a guard anC1 a bank ott1c1al plan 10 rob and murder lhem (2 hrs ) 1:110 W FAl&Y Tml Alex resents Doug's dec1s10n to marry and refur.es to be 1n his Oest friend's wedding m T1C TAC DOUGM LOYllOAT DITllT~ TONIQHT feature~ Mac Davis E'lllORTIClllTB .. f) -·-A J and Rick are hired 10 protect lhe 1 te f •he d1s1a11 sioe ot a popular acting team whose mamage ended "' a bitter divorce t 1 hr ) 0 W CtBM Coach 5 romance w11h Irene 1<. c;omphcateo airer she accepts his prnr usal ot marriage i3nd then wins a S2 i"5t~arl 2 ut 2J if5 MYITIHI R1.1mpole Of The Ba11ey' Af1e1 lhe new OMr1'>1e1 pleads with Rumpe>IP lo defend he1 sister 1n a murder 1na1 Horace learns lhP presiding 1udge is widely known as a death 1'.'Pnl'tlly advo- cate Q ( 1 hr J ~ llAITIJl'llC« TMEATlll The Barches· ter Chronicles The new Bishop of Bar· <..hes1e1 antj his man1ou1a11ve w1te arrive. dcconipan1ed by an amb1l1oos young 'hapta1n (Part 3 ot 7) O 11 hr l IPOIT'aOOIC (R) H IJC)°~Alflhe R1gh1 Moves ( 1983. Orrima) Tom Cruise trn1Q T Nelson An :ir11b11t0ul'. school too1oai1 player in a P1>nnsy1van1a steel 1ciw11 hopes lo win a <..olleoe l'>Cho1orsh10 so that he ca,., make a NOTICE TO VETERANS II you are an Honorably Discharged Veteran or the Armed Forces of the United States, m good health. you are entitled to a Double Interment Spa ce (for you and your Spouse) in our Dedicated Veteran's Section at the cost. to you o f only a Srngte Interment Space plus the Endowment Care Fund Deposit requlfed by State Law Harbor Lawn. long known tor its Special Considerations to Veterans. is making this Program available to the Veterans of this area Space Is limited and 11 will be assigned O"n a first come. first served basis To assure your space. MAIL THE COUPON TODA YI !---------~--------------------------- llARIOR LAW/I MEMORIAL PARK I MORTUARY 1625 Gisler Ave., Costa Me.a, CA. 92626 lad1acent lo the San 01990 Fwy 14051 at Harbor Blvd So t I I I I I I am an Honorably Dtschargt'd Veter11n I 1n good heallh INa'Tlel I I I I I I I 1 I I I I Seri.ii No l1u City Sunday, Nov. 11 . 1984 21 beller hie IOf h1msetf 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min.) (( llllO¥ll "Valley Girt" (1983, Comedy) Nicolas Cage. Deborah Foreman A high school girt breaks off her romance With a punker because the retattonship threatens tier stanc:Mg w11h1n her pee< group 'A' ( 1 , hr 35 min) z, llllO¥ll 'Monty Python's The Meaning Ot Life" ( 1983. C9medy) Jot'ln Cleese. Michael Pahn The Seven Ages of Man provide lhe loose framewa<k 10< a series of comic episodes spoofing ev8f)'lhing from seiwal repr0duc11on 10 gluttony 'A' ( 1 hr . -e!>mtt'lf m Alim) tm:MCOCI ~· 119 0 fl) .-J C0WT Harry 1$ brougtil before the 1ud1clal ethtcs committee when u appears be has been conSO<hng with a hooker (!J llllO¥ll "The Big Fix" ( 1978, Mystery) Richard Dreyfuss. Susan Anspach An uncon11en1tonat pnvate delechve. who was deep1y'1nvotved 1n the '60s protests, 1s drawn into a case involving political cot· rup11on and murder t2 hrs . 30 min) 1 CJ~•lllTI ()TOP U.. IO .. Robin Blake vs. Wal· rer Sims tn a llghlwelghl bout scheduled IOr 10 rounds hve from Atlantic City, N J lRJ {2 hrs 30 min ) -IJ ([) DOTI &..-Having learned that Gary ts the lather of Val's bable5, Abby takes desperate measures to ensure that Gary doos not learn the truth Q ( 1 hr) D fi> HIJ. ~ ILUll A recently released teen-aged killer prompts a spe· c.iat alert Bales otters shelter 10 a streei urCh1n Belker afraid to fly. must catch a lpta~-to Las Vegas to extradite a prisoner g) ... •1•c;i ,.., .... co.nnmc. THAT DIUCATI U&, MCI A hypothehcal community dMded by tension~ about schOot prayer. gun con· lrOI and the right to assemble provide& the sp11ngboard for a discussion of First and Second Amendment controverSleS (R) Q (1 hr) (CJ llO¥ll "Na11ona1 Lampoon's Class Reunion" ( 1982. Comedy) Gerri! Graham. Mict'lael Lerner A motley group of a1umn1 gets together for an unusual 10th year high school reunion 'R' ( t hr. 25 min) C0 1 AMIT'RAll flUTIVM. OI POGU How· ard Hesseman l'lost& 1h1s International crowning le!.t1val that has been attrecllng hundreds ot perfOfme<S, musicians and theater groups from around the world ~1nce 1975 CS, ... PAT ~ amt M ll'U9lli:AIY The "Hip Hypno11at" demonstrates the power~ of the mind before a nightclub audience 1n Santa Monica, Callforma. C 1 hr. S6m1n I m'°.. . -ttl> llO¥ll "Sorority Kiii" ( 1973, Mystery) Nicholas Hammond. Joanna Cameron. A p1ycho11c kilter teuor1zes C3Phves inside e :.oror1t')' house ~1hr .• 30 min,) -••••w.,.. fl) ..., mTm Strapped by a hectic schedule.. Heton finally agrees 10 take Dr. Battan11ne's advice 10 stow down (lt.)910'Tmc:aeAM.YTMI ... .. n::-llllO¥ll "The Joy Of Letting Go" I 1976. Drama) Oorn1n1Que St Pierre. Cttnt Hughes A housewife looking tor rtml~ descends into the dangerous world 22 Sunday, Nov. 11, 1984 1191olp~'(l)~'c'm·Ji~ &di• ......... ~ TOiie ,.. ... .,. "'"' ~ DIADLY PCIUAmOI Looks ar three con- cerned people who fl§tlt against hazard· ous pollutants 1n their communities ( 1 hr) (0) llllO¥ll "S!!IOkef' (No Date. AduJL) Sharon M1tchell, Ertc EdWards ( 1 hr 20 min) (SJ llllO¥ll "Staying Ahve" ( 1983. Drama) JOhn Travolta. Cynthia AhOdes A young aspiring dancer lands a role 1n a produc· lion. thus ,eopardill~ his retalionshlp w1lh ~o~oman. 'PG Q ( t hr 36 min ) 'l ' "The Return Of Marlin Guerre· (1981 Orama) Gerard Oepard1eu Nalhahe Baye In rural 16th-century Fran<.e. a young husband. mysteriously absent tor a number of years returns to reclaim his wile and famil y property (Oubbeoln English) t 1 hr . 51 mtn) 119 fJ Cll ..wrT Otck finds himself embroiled in a marital dispute when a guest announces she's tell her husband. a U S senator (R) D m T-.rT Host Johnny Carson I 1 lhr.):'==.-.m.. -AleM.La ~~A Schedule<l Allen Lieberoff author of "Chmb Your Own Ladder." on developing a home business ( 1 hr) (.t) llllO¥ll "Southern Comfort" ( 198 I Drama) Keith Carradine. Powers Boothe A group of Natlonal Guardsmen on week- end maneuvers 1n a Louisiana bayou spark a small guerrilla war with a commu· My of backwOOds Caiuns R' t 1 hr 46 min) m 111 C&.W S<:heduled lrtals and 1oys (If being a s1rrgte parent a woman who sur vlved a near-fatal 1nc1den1 (I ht 30 min) 1W@ llOWll "Conspiracy Of Terror" ( 1975 Mystery) Michael Constan11ne, Barbara Rhoades When a man 1s literally scared 10 death. a husband-and·w1le detective team is called 1n to Investigate ( t hr 30 min ) -1,...,mm M OI HCIUYWOOO • ll0'9 "Open Season' ( 1974 Suspense) Petet FOnda. Cornella Sharpe Three mentally un9trung Vietnam vets play a sadistic cat-and-mouse game w11h a young couple whom they kidnap to rake part 1n tooir=ertad sport (2 hrs ) I .... _, ... ..._ ... mmTIOl UIM..-:0 .. ,...,.. ,. .,. "Rumble Fish" ( 1983. Orama) Mall O+llon, Ml<:llay Rour1fe In a 1950s urban environment a young rough looks up to his older brotoor. an aging biker while srruggOng 10 find his own place 1n the world 'A' ( t hr • 34 mm ) -· ... ''Happily Ever Aller" ( 1978, Romance) Bruce Boxleilner. Suzanne Somers An aspiring Singer Is torn between her desire for fame arid her a1tract1on 10 8 love-struck moun1a1n men {R) ( t hr , S~ min l -CO) .. "Bad G11~ II" ( t98J, Adult) Suzanna Britton. Kavi8t ( t hr . 1 S min l -· e LATIWlftMDAVIDUJIS .y Scooduled actreRc; Susan Saini Jame! (I hr ) I MIMD llTCMCOCI ,._.,. .,.....,....0 lllCMI 'rive Gates To Hell" ( 195!; AdverrhJrf!) Nav111e Brand Dolores Micha etc, Ct:•nf''.P guer•1 las capture a group c Rt:d C1C1~s nur~s and a nun 10 provid• m!"Cl1cat assistance for 1he11 alhng leader I? hrs) d) llllOYll Thrit Certain reeling" ( 1956 Comedy) Aob Hope Eva Marie Saint Ar all•~I fall~ Ill loll.e WWlACJl/IOOl\lsl'a secl8 ldry alter sM hires h1rn 10 "ghost" th• tom1C. slr1p (2 hrs I mvova. '£. AUTO UCltO IHAA Summer Nation.ii! Ong R,111nq tlr m C1ric1nna1t) IA) ( • hr I 1M S llOYll Ortt!>~ec! Ti Kill' ( 1980 '>u I .. , ', t.A h.1PI Caine Angie DICk1n :.011 A ,~ .. .,. fur~ r..•.yc..h1a1r1f.t'S practice 1~ !'.<drrt•l•••<l 111ter u former pat1en1 become~ a .u5.i,.t'1 I '' a ,f'r11>., 01 stay1ngs 'A' ( I hr 4!> ru I 1•D *Ml Whtl~ Comanche" (1967, WPslernl Josepr1 Collen W11t1am Sharner A peac..r-0111<.er t.ellles a long-running quarrel ~twee" il se1 Of twins. the off· ~pr111g uf till lncj1i)n 1!'tothflr and a white lather (l fl•'• J e ~AIMJIT TOMIGHT Featurea Mil( Da111\ (f) llOYll H<>U~11 0 1 Women" ( 1962 ()1.1n d i 1 '"' ( l'n11Jt11 Andrew Duggan An P tfll't l.1111 mo1ner 1• condemnPcl to I•' '' .1'11 t l" 1r J MO'>(lf 11' f COl'l,,.1( I Pd of 1 bl,,r•r 7' I 111 )() rr .n / Z lllOYll I~"', ( I 952 Drama) T akastu !:.h1111w;1 N1A..1u11 KAne1<0 A m11n who is rJy111" ,f I olft(..{'I decides f1rSf fO enjOy hi$ f 11,JI J.it '' lhP tulles! lhur re::.ot11es 10 do •,.imN/11119 111 la'>f1ng 1mf)C1rtance (2 hro; ::>3 rn1n ) ,.@ UTPAntOl ~ *Ml la N•11I De Varenne$ r 1983 Drama) Marc.f'flti Ma!i1ro1anni Jean Loui" fi.111.J Jlt Tt,,. <,fOry of Marie An1ome11e .111d L1>' XVI <•11 trtt!u thghl to lhe town or v.11p11no,':. on thn eve cil the Ravo1u11on lubbed) 'R' (?hrs, 10 min 1 t.11 mAT MCOll) .,,._ COlUC'T1IOel •ITOIL.A. TODAY .,..,. • MMTlrt LAUCllt • 1 AUTO~ f ormula I Portvquese Gr.1rrd Pr.,. Hmm l •.10111) (Al ( 1 hr 30 nun) tll9 H llOVll Orm" I 1977 Adventure) J11c.ti.ml Hdrr1~ CharlCJflf' Ramphng A, lo 11i~r wr..1tP •et!l<S rnvpngti in IJ fisherman whc.. k1llf'•l 11~ m<11e 111 ;i Gilptur11 1111emp1. ·pc, ( 1 ht . 32 min l 1•1MMUATW. .. ~:. ... ..,,,,.Tat ~n..u..u. llllO¥ll "R1c:harf1 Pryor Here And Now" ( I 98J. Comedy) fhr famous <.<>rned11t11 rnp$ evuryono from elephants IU l0tmei WM •II lh1l; l11m staged et the Saenyer ThMtrP Nl'w Orleans R' ( 1 a:lllhrLl ~6.. CARTOON u.n a. ..ocDT ..,., .. AOQMT 1 .,.. "Motel Hell · ( 1980 Hcxror} Ror1 Calhoun Pnul I 1nkt-r 1rmer Smtih IJ'.f'< h1~ tmckromt•. rnorol to 111id flAvor 10 111•~1" ll(llir 4:Jn1rl ai. 0 011llf'1 I r A 01:1c:Jm,1, ( 1964 Whtnrn) Audit Murµt1y Oorren McGav1n A b.tnd1I vOw!il lo k1ll th1• rnnn who mnrned hi\ ux wile I I hr 1('1 min ) I -Thursday L CMCUI CD lllOVll The Pr1rt1P. QI M•<.. Jp;m Brv 1:1'f ( 1967 Orama) Maggie Srt 1th Rriti '11 S1ephens A 1eac.her at a r~11lc; r:J;;f 1..hoot teaches her stud1>rt~ an •1i1prec.1;i '" ro of t:>eauty ana r<1m.1ncr· 1? t1r'i 10 111(1) !Jll..,,. ~illlll•llTIB ta H lllOVll "Sophie's c.;t .i1r.1> 1 1 <11J1 Qr,; mn1 Meryl S1reep Ke"''" l".l1N' Ir 1':14 7 ..J Y' ir1gwriter Iron-· 'he Soun r:i1-,.., .,r ,,.,,. ..,...oee -•~tr~ tmmrgran -:r ·re•..,., ..,, fl 11· pf'tse<;utror anr:l rP1 ntel ~t Jii ~ ~ borfnena R !2 hrs 37 l'T1ir f ta f ,Amt. -rricla1 -Morning Movies- ktl Z The Stra"qPr 1IC!b7 r>r.:irn'l Mar "" Mii '" ""' A, ' ·1 >' .v I I I t , 4 ~ ' ,, .. C l ON W I M1..IJ • .J l• ' •ii 3 A J,,., ',,, Ct 11<.• t1 '' s I i. ·~ r 1·r 1; • f • r I 4 7 l'Tl•r I H Uol Ard Ir" 11111 r r I Id A l•"' f H•· Ar 1"'fl.lf Pl'J ( 1 r, I 0 ,, ,, .. 11) 'Whn'r, '•<•I lr1 f•cto r • r 1ru,,> ( c1r111 t1(l ()1 ,11 M,i•l t I .i• ,1 ! i•r·•·t II ,,,,, t• O 8ea..,1rn;i51p,. t'•fl, A1J, .. nl1H~J Marc. Su.qeL Ta; /.1 f'otiert:. l r r 4~ 1r I 1='0 H t• .. Ba aJ .J' _.,,,J • I.. '"' •Q81 Or;irrai r )NA' " ' T ,., BONf" I I ,.., 4d z Thl• M.i• F, ,,., ;, ,.,, 14 , .. r 1 1a;> A JvPfllvr~ K I~ ()ovg d ' ht 44 ""' l:IO t A N19n! lro ( t~•lli ;;rr .t •Q4fj CorneOyJ Ma11 Brc..i't.e•s. Lot~ Cott ,., <I '" i''im1n I • O H11-Party ( 1%8 <.,un e1Jy1 f'"'tf•• $P.tl,,1s Claudine l or qPl 11 rr )9 •n r 1 '1:) Wr11teT1e And1ail<. (tq4b LJ1,1rr1,11 Dar Dury!'a Ella Pair w; 1 I r1 10 rt• r J t.:9 Z 'Spring An J p,,, • l/'N•P 1 =i 7() Dn ~il I Jarr p<; Masor s J<.ar Gpr rw• I I t' 4' m'" I to. C Ct1"1' ot<; CJ' F re Bf r ( • "'~ tan Cnar ,.., r r ;> rirc H Anr11e I 1 ~82 M u• C.ll )•• r r At!>f'1' F1nnPy 1:> rir fl• S Tr-,. Pi1sswn1'1 IS r..oi,1 qr l~h I rrdnt3) Ouk BogardP Mill •I f'('r ,(.I ' 111 1J(.imrn J 1WIJ'.)' It Happt>ned To Jane '9'1Cf L11n11> <11 J Onr1•, Day Ji!C.k L, •tt1rN '" I ' 1 ' 1 11• 0 'My r.w Lildy · 11'lh4 IA" •t tlll Rn~ H.imv111 Alirjrr>y H1•pb1,rr "1:1 '''" 50 r111n t 1t:a f) "SMolour fn A Orif' ()<~~ T w• I 1973 D<amai R•c.hil1d C11·nn.1 J.1c1< l:.111m ( 1 hr 30 min I Z Cri'><lnova 10 I t'lF:r; 1 , .. , • llv • Marc.elfo Masrro1anr 1 V1111a L r, 1 t t • ~1 ,.,,,, I • JUtvnoon Movies - ttlll Cl) .. ThA Two Mr<. C:.drrflll', ( t 94 7 fl• tl n111) Hurnµnrey O• !l•I'' H,111 .11 1 Stonwyct. t2 nrs I C "T <x>ts1e ( 1 l;!Bt' C<1mP 1y I p ,.,,,, Hotlr11a11 Jessie.a L 1inge f 1 nr '>Ii m111 I S Ooo't Cry It s Onty Thur h•• 1 t<J87 Ot;in1a 1 [)(·nn1s ChrrstophN ~vStll• -.;iir t J111~ f • hr 50 m•n J 2 lllOVll "Darling" ( 1965. D<ama) Julm as11ous New Year's Eve bash A' ( 1 hr Cnw 11.. I durenc.e Harvey A young girl 32 min / e1p1>11H1ces a number of romanllc failures .. 11 $ llOVIE A1g Mo· { 1973. Orama) Ber- only t() I.Jacome the rejected wife of an n•P Cas1>y Bo S11enson Based on the true 11itti.ir• prince 12 hrs . 7 min ) •.trJfy c.t nanrJ1capped bask.etbatl player t:1I C llOVIE "Greased Ltghtn1n9" (1977 M.1.,111-: ~tokes nelped 1n rehab1hta11on by Biography) R1cha1d Pryor Beao Bridges ff'llnw p•dtPr Jae.I< Twyman 'G' ( 1 hr . 53 Bw,ptJ on tne true s1ory of Wendell Scott m 1 wr., alter World War II becomes 1he f11st UI 0 llOVIE ··G,,nf.rP f 1950 Western) t:11ac• c.~1amp1on 1n the history o• the race () ,, n,.1 Bari1 Robert Lowery A noto- C.d' (.IC.Ult PG ( 1 hr 36 min) ! J, ulldN <; IOOk a1tke P•CkS up the VJO- .. (f-. alCAOO't NITWORT ll>N -r~rl'.'"~~CSetl!S!:O'r ~tnm fT -- E ._ .. Tlmt (II) ttr , 0 lllOVIE Get Crazy ( 1983. Comedy) i; IE>ICALDOCTO.. Malcolm McDowell. Allen Goorw1tz A d 111JIDMAMa.~ 1='0 H · ·y,.., G101910 · ( 1982 Musical) Luci an P.N 11ott1 f".athryn Ha11otd (I h1 53 n' , z (>rJ nq BP<.Prk ( 1983 Comedy) J '• C..i• •Jt J<){' Ftaher1y 11 hr 21 "r i. C 1,. W I McO Ja<Je' 11983 Adveri I •" r' I • fJ JI"" oa~1d Carradine 11 r ,.. ii I " r ' 0 I ••I ·~"·Nl He N.ght Toqether • 1e; f1!'!c11mf>nta1y1 The Roll111q <,1 ,,,,. ( 1 •11 ~0 min I s fj1·• I r1 •·nth ( 1982, Comedy) Burt R1·~11 11'1' 1 i<ilrliP Hriwn ( 1 hr 50 min 1 1«I z \1p .. pc,1, iw I 1982 Horror) Hal Hot t • • A JriPnr ,. Barbeau 11 hr 5 7 min I YI C M 1 COile.tr Pac.he!~ Ii 953 Mystery J 1 • 1 :o H.1 .. 1 •and Richard Burton ( I 1i' 1 r I O [j",1Sl'n 1s11>r · 1982 Advel'llure) 1.1 1 S • ~~· Tl" 1a Ruoerts 1 nr 4 5 ._ l · ... · ''" t97& Adventure/ Chatles Fi• . r Jac.quPllne B•s!'>et (2 hrs I H The Ballad Of Gregoroo Conez "~e 1 r1• .trna I E ONard James Qt mo<, 1 ·" f\ .wer (I h1 44 min J L fr., Will PCJny' 11980 Adven1ure1 M 111111 l 1qr1h1one Art Hindle ( 1 hr 1'9 r I z ,, • ng Ano Porr Wine ( 1970 Ora rn,J J,;rr P:, Masor Susan George 11 hr 4 • ,. ' • .. 11 >NtO<. M·n'1•rig TnP Store? t 1%) C ''"!r JP1•1 1Pw1<; JI St Jr,nr I ' rr ''"•11 -Evening ... DO®lftl a.I Clllftl HMTTOHMT Mm'I CO.IMY ITMTMI MJID•ll..al'T .... • OM TMI lilOMIY F1>dlu1,.d t>uy111\l " hNn,. munic1p111 txinos choos1n~ ·• qu.1•ll••l" !01 Ch1lljr1>n <;hopp1nQ 101 ii i:P1 u11,JI computer O C 1110V11 CM11n1., Of Fire' (1981 Dia m.-11 A!'n CrO'i'> Ian Charleson Social prec,1.,urP ind pe1son111 1urm0tt beset two vP1y different £J1111c.h athletes on !heir way t 11urv 111 t~, .. 1q;>4 .Pnm. Olympics PG '''• Jm•n) E "°"81 MCllQ Art>e<Jers' Crown Cham (l•f n~n1i Sr11t"1 Rl'ICf' 8 ltvfi' from PQrn 1 ,,,, P111k fh1 t 1 hr I 0 WILL rT lllmD ~ AT TMI ,,_ lmp1ov1-...tl(,(1 m .OtC a slan<J ... J() come- dy ,., performed by Marlin Mull and his ' ests t t hr I DICIC VAii DYKE .. :=. .... " 1 o TMMl'I COWA#Y I-~/l.Dla .. IHOUR WIBL °' rOlmlNI ADAM mnrt llOMIY WON.D S llAITIJI IWIOl.D-AND M IOYI At hot r,,,~;1"r pto:11 atiooit the turnmg pomt 1n t•,. 'r1 .. 1 l'ir 1p oe1 Net:.lllA a young man and t ' t..lr1t ~ ... rvarot 111 ~' Jtr1 Africa Matthew !I• 1 .. , .~ stars as Hiltty and Zakes IA " 1• , ... ne.:l!PS r.1s Broadway role as C,.i• 1 fir l) m.o / mntATQIL M 'I CHAIUl~OM M PUllC99 ,_, =:'ium TMATTUNI lOVllOAT *::&. .. 'JI. Rut.lb·e BtinsOfl tel<es a • ilt and !>a111rig. Jerry Ma1lowe who t..J ,re~ almost ever 1 Ohio State·M1ch1gan ~~J.L.At ir co~1un1e!> , ... 10 mtJIT.-wl TOMQHT Featured Sr1ir1e7 MaCLil1ne I TNIU'tCO.IMY WMllL °' FORlUNI lllOVll W•llilrd ( 197 t Houor) Bruce 0;lv•'> E•nt»I B rgn.ne Af' unt>atanced , ,,, ~ r .an t•a n<. an a1my of rats to J~s:.~t•!> enem e<; ( 2 hrs 5 min I I? ,--='wm. u1 ~ Ti IWIMOUTI °' M '111 l eon Spinks ""' Muhiin•mild A (f Pb111Ary 1978 1n Las V1·11.1'>) (Rj 11 hr 1 H ....,. TMI wt. Hrio;to; Len Dawson. N<1-t. fl•«)fUt.onl I I tu I L llOVIE 'r •· f r 1 T •1.e' ( 1982. R· " ~1 e) T '"' t,t,n;itP I< '1!>1r1 £:11ckson A .. , r·gP lre;.hma wh has been taught " " f !.ct pn F-<-, "IJ:'lurP a womim <, fan- • 1 • ....., •.ars. ltldl .n...e ,.. more 1mpooan1 1 ,, 1."'ur "•II., fl 11 nr 35 min 1 O llOVIE 111 .. r 1rty 1968 Corn~) r1·t , '1lj C1;·111l!11 e Looget A mis· 1 1 "' J 1.1 ·•c.•or 1..11•ates uttl'r c:.naos "'' ''" tic v .s,1 ""a o;oc11JI p11rty f? hrs ) Z llOVIE Tt e M.1n From Snowy River ' 111113 Ar1 ,• •1111•1 """ Douglas, Tom fl,11t10<,0n A , 01.ng ooy grOW'l to man· 11 th! <Jurin•) I ' •Vill<)1MI<, trek through the A'''"•"·'' ,, trtrrr·''" re, ( 1 hr "" "''" J '1:)•1IONU. Sunday. Nov 11. 19S4 23 -l'riclay Coal. Ne U 2 OM lMI TOW Featured. the conclu· s1on of a v1s11 to Canada with a stop In VancCCJve•. the customs of North Ameri- ca s most B1111sh city; sample the sport of heh hiking the glaciers 1n the remote Bugaboo mountains ~ 8 6HAl&YNUD lMI llMllQ Of ...... A beh1nd·the· scene.-, look at the long awaited se9uel 10 the c1ai;s1c space movie "2091.' with mte1v1e.,;s =Scheider T1CTAC ...-um TMATTUlll WDP•c:.c:.An ftOfU'I co.T WU, WILD WOIU Of MmM.I .. ..,..-..... · MAVl-WU TM• .. MU Of MAZZAllD Bo and Luke wax nos1alg1c as they Imagine a 19th cen· rury se111r\g 1n Hazzard Where the Duke lurela11.er~ were constantly at odds with Boss Hoyrs ancestors and henchmen ( 1 hr) CJ 6:) Y Donovan retcues his son Sean from thP ahen youth ~ps and tries to deprogram him while the leader Klaus plots re11enge ( 1 hr 1 D llOYll Smokey And The Bandit" I t977 Comedy) Burr Reynolds, Sally I 1Pld A daredevil trucker accepts a chal· lnr•ge 10 run a truckload ot beer trom Tex· a~ baci. to Georgia 1n a hm1ted amount ol 1tnie I? hr' I D @J llNIOM Benson·s plans 10 have Kraus bPCome his execu1111e assista nt are tooled up when a nebD1sh with pohllcal lclou=~ead Q WDP•cac:.An --= "Breakheart Pass" ( 1976, Western) Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland A disguised Federal agent is caughl up m a dangerous sequence ot events aboard a train 1n 1870 (2 hrs.) 18 WAii_,.. _. MVWW ID WAU ITmT -Guest Brenda Lee Landry vice president. Morgan Stanley & Co Inc re, MOVW "Tootsie" ( 1982. Comedy) Dustin Hollman Jegs1ca Lange An out- ot-work New York actor labeled as tem· peramental discovers a whole new career tor himself when he drsgu1ses himself as a woman and lands a soap opera role 'PG' ~ ( I hr 56 min ) ll'L um Of 1'MI .. (R) IOI W • tw A prol11e of su~ Viel· n;im War velerans who, tor ten years: ha11e led solitary lives 1n remote areas ol lhe U S struggling with the etfecll of their wartime expenences and the rej(tCtlon of Ameocan society ( 1 hr ) S llOYll "A Night In Heaven" ( 1983. Orama) Chnslopher Alkins Lesley Anne Warren A married college instructor hes an allatr wuh ooe of her aludents who W1'>rk's as a mete exotle dancer 'A' O ( 1 t1r 23 min) muc.,_MCOT ... 0 wai'8i Webster's plans foe a special Thanksgiving celebratlOl'I are com· p11caled by the arrrval of George's ram· bunc11QVs 1011'\er and Katherine's arrogant mother 9 mncTAC- LMIOAT INTmH•IT TW Featured Shirley. MacLa1ne fJ) WALL. t1'mT -Guest Brenda Lee 111nr1ry vice president, Morgan Stanley & ( ' lr11 24 Sunday, Nov. 11 . 1984 6i) -COOi •I 0UW CCMf'l'Y "The El Toro Marines: General Bloomer Interview'' CE)9GIT..,. •8 Cl) NU.Al J.R is up to his Old tricks as the Ewing and Barnes 1amlllas lace 011 at.the annual Oii Barons• Ball Q ( 1 hr ) D fl) ...,_ Hunter 1s arrested when a csrug dealer he's been 1nvestiga1tng Is mur· dered with Hunter's gun. ( t hr ) D @.) MAWAIAll NIAT An unidenlllted murder victim found on the beach and the arrival ol Mac's lormer partner from Chi· cago create trouble 1n paradise for Mac a?d~ LI hr) I .., .... mAT •• Mm'ICll "You Can't Take II With You" Ge<>fge S Kaufman and Moss Hart's classlc farce abOut the 1omance belween the scallerbrelned daughter of a family of eccen1r1es and her htgt'l-society Slutor Jason Robards, Ehza- belh Wilson and Colleen Dewhurst star Q ~hrs) ,_ ... IPOlftLOOI[ ~ .,. "The Other Side 01 Midnight" ( 1977 Orama) Marie-France P1s1qr. John Beck Based on lhe novel by Sidney Shel· don A Frenchwoman seeks a special type ol revenge upon an American pilot who deserted her dur1ng World War II to marry ~ a Wa!>t11ngton 1ournalist 'R' (2 hrs • 43 min) (jJ llOYll "P11vate SchOOI" ( 1983, Come dy) Phoebe Cates. Betsy Russell Teen aged boys vtS1t lhe all·glrls Cherryvale Ac.ademy for some fun and adventure 'R' t 1 hr • 37 min ) .~.,. "l..eooy" ( 1974. Biography) Duslln Holtman. Valerie Perrine Celebrat- ed comedian and social commentator Lenny Bruce tries to speak freely wt1h1n the cons11a1nts of the 1960s and '60s \!i!=em. 'R' ( 1 hr., 62 min J {.l,j "Going Beserk" ( 1983. Come- dy) John Candy, Joe Flaherty P0Ut1c1ans. aerobics-and rallgiocrs emrs are parr oflhis comedy featuring the cast ol Second City TV 'R' ( 1 hr . 23 min ) ~ -ICllOOl flOO'llAL.L -...,.TUCll .. .,. "The Swarm" (1978. Horror) Michael Caine, Katharine Ross A world· famous entomologist leads a hfe-and- death s1ruggte against a horde of mad· dened killer bees. (2 hrs . 30 min ) JU M.A. CCMITACT UMTI Michel Rochette vs David Hamilton In a llght· weight bout scheduled for seven rounds (from St·Jerome. Ouebee.) (RI ( 1 hr • 30m1n) 00110Y11 "All The Right Moves" ( 1983, Drama) Tom Cruise, Craig T Nelson An ambitious school football player 1n a Pennsylvania steel 1own hopes 10 win a college scholorshlp so thtl he oan make a better hie tor htmsell 'R' Q ( 1 hr . 30 m1nL -U (() JALC:C* CMIT A horrified Angela learns why Francesca has come to Falcon Cfesl. and E~ma agtees ro be hypnotized to prove Chase's innocence 1n lhe plane crash. ( 1 hr ) • CJ e llMI VICI Crockett and Tubbs pose as a speedboat raclno team 10 nab a drug smuggler wno plans to vse a race to Bimini and back RS o cover tor his latest run .J.1.hr) I ii•= MOUl10ll Matt is baffled when the prime suspect rn the murder ot a model and her Chaulletir has a waterllghl ahb1 Q ( 1 hr) DI., 6!) TMI &aAll An examination of changes that occur "' the brain during learning ac1ress K111y Carlisle author George Plimpton and conductor Michael Tilson· Thomas discuss memory assoc1a11on Q ( 1 hr) fC llOYll A Night In Casablanca ( 1946. ComedyJ Marx Brothers, Lois Cot lle1 Several men <:ause pandemonium m Casablanca l 1 hr 25 min I -...,.TMC:ll -••• w ... ac••1110011 llOWll "Creepshow" ( 1982, Horroi J Hal Holbiook. Adrienne Ba1beau A quin rot ot horror stories lrom a Child's corntt Dool-1n<.ludes tales about re-an1ma1ed corpses. ahen vegeta11on a voracious ape-hke creature and millions of vengeful cockroaches ·R' l! hr. 57 min I "• CJ o QI, mm ... TAXI ICTY &ILW ROCIPOM> Pl.II .,,....... --MYllW llOYll "ConfPss1om, Of A Young AmPr1car Housewife· ( 1977 Orama) RPtiecc.a Brooke frtc Edwards A recent ly dl\/01(.l'd hOUSflW1fe'S repressed desires '>urlace whi>n she v1c;11s her daugt11er ancl S011 tn· law ( 1 h1 25 min J 0 lllOYll "Ho1 Pursuit (No Dare A<1Ull 1 Annelle Haven ( f ttr ~O min ) ~ IM)CI Of 1141 -,,. _,.TMCCI 1~ CJ) llOYll "Who·11 S10µ The Hain? ( 1978 Drama) N1~k NollP Ttl~d8y Wf"fd A V1Plnam veteran involves a friend fror11 rite war and his girlfriend 1n the high priced Jnd dangerous wo11d of drug smuQ9.11ng (R) (2 hrs 15 min 1 CJ UI) TOlllMT Hos1 ·Johnny Carson Scheduled Sammy Davit Jr magazine I·~~~~:~ ~ AlmlCA Sctiedufed Casey Kasem. hO!ll of "Ame11can Top 40", polit• 1cal cartoonist Herb Block on lhe R!"agan r,~eamt1; .li.o. AmllCA ..,m M ct.W ScheOuled a 1Mn recount9 his ·attet-11fe' e11pe11enca ( 1 hr 30 min;._, ,.. AKIM>Clz:-1 .,. .. Seven ( 1977, Adventure) Wiiiiam Smith, Barbara l olgh US lntelh· gence calls 1n seven ~pec;1nff&1s io ''OP tne 1mm1nen1 merger 01 seven Hawa11an c11me indicates (2 hrs ) ... _, ... ~JUI .,.,. ....... -=-co ) TOP U. IOllllQ Robin Blake v~ Wal lllr Sims In a hghtwe1ghl bout sc.hed1Jle(J kn 10 rounbs hve lrom Allanttc C11y NJ (RI (~hrs . 30 min ) <Hi llCMl "Siar 80" ( t983, Orama) Mar 1el Hemingway Erte Roberta. Traces the cnreer and oeath of model-actress Ooro- 1hy Straiten 'who was murdered by her P'llr 111god husbnnd 'R' Q ( 1 hr , '4 fOll'I ) $) ~ Bes1 friends ( t982, Come· dy) Buf'\ Reynold~. Goldie Hawn Two ~reenwritws who have a goOd personal and p1olec;s al relat1onsh11J overe11tend lhOtr tr~ndSh1p getting mrm111d 'PG' ' 1 hr . ~O min ) 12:Gl @ llGNf TRAClt ~ ~ .o¥W "fxl)O<.f> ltlr: O;i1e AOu111 11 tor 40 n11n) 12:15 C llO'lll 'BluP Tt ' '1f't 11983 AOwn t;rPI Roy Sch1>10P1 Mi:I· ., rn McO<Jwe'I A 1!> Angeles police hPl•COP'er patrolman t •1d1..ks an expeflmen1a1 m1111a1y supe1 copter planned for use 1n c1v1ioan crowd con1ro1 A' O ( 1 hr 49 min • m1 I m ,.A., 9IQKf V'IDlot , ... ,_TMIDAM .. ~L.A.: V'IDIOI lllOvtl "t 3 RyP Madeleine· ( l'J46. Orame) Jamt>s Cagney Annabella A t1a11 5PY 1o; qusteo from Secret Service Sc.hool ori the I.) S I? hr<; I d) llOYll ' I II T akf' Sweden ( 1965, C:nmeoy1 BfJtl Hope Tue'>day Wefo A wealthy rnan tries tci break up his daugh ., If" "> romance by 1aking her i:ibroad (;;> '"~) ft) POCUI P'Lll fltl1VAI. AwiltO winning lllmc; by collt>{l" <,ludPnts (Jav1'1 Solver , n ., ar11n111lel'.1 T 1'1P Strange Case Of Mr Dor1r1ynronk .., Ooredorn ' based on a {" r•m by Ogden N:ic;n ;mo l i:iurie Craig's ,rPa.-.4' Mon1te1 at 111 ,1 )'Oung woman <1:>111rmy 10 ~ .:tr .:i it 1 n•P t1an1c. Host lo•ec.tor John Bnnr·ari1 l 1 B.ICTilC ILUI Z llO¥ll FncM1'J""'1 "1)1>(11><, • t98t' C.11<;pPnc;e) Robf>n Liro .t JvBelti W loams A New Vo1~ C•ty 1Ptt>r I vP hPlps a Wyo- '''"g Shp111f orvf'Sll1}1ti> ~ spate ol toca cattle n1ut1latoc ns Fl' ( 1 t-.r 15" 111 J 1• 0 llOYll 'Cu11 01 TM C bra ( t955 H()(rnr) rl1cti.1rrl l ,,,~ ~a '" Dor••Prque A my teriuus lrtJoct!l c~r!.e llt1nas brutal tlh1lll It• a grc 1p 1 I w-ir vf'll>•rlr•~ I 1 nr '•Omm J 10 INTDT.-wT TOMQHT f PrtflJt .. t) Sh11lf'y Macl a•nP (I) llOYll 'W,111 {)1 ~luo " r 11)63 Ora n1a1 Suzanni• Plf<'.toe!'e 1; Hardiro A t•m'-t-trA11l Ar rr>ti11nc; l<i ~ 1· hM•C»Eo atter hilV1'1!ol d t~ng IVl\h ol rn 1r11l'f1 fl(Jr<,P •Wiler ~tor . 30 min I ta "'9fT TUCH 1l41 .0VW · Pliilll SIJ•I"' t H'!71 ConiP1ly J Waller Matth;:iu Mt111•ePn St;ipleton -Morning---· .. mtWOll.D -19m ICllRIAt rr•wn. L.Alll ...... TmTMI .._TID._T'RCIMO rnYCU-tt .._ •mao ~ ....... ICTYtM tlCClllD ~ llAIM rT 9(lllT Up to CIAte bUSt ness lnformatlOfl IQ! managers. rnctudang M1otegy 1saues. tecMolO(Jy and a review Based on !he play by Ned Stmon A trio of roman11c comedies are set In lhe honey· moon suite of Jhe Plaza Hotel (2 hrs, 15 rron) 1:t0 H DAVIDIOW:....,..,_mfffou. T/l•S concert taped an Vancouver features music from the album "Let's Dance " $ MO¥ll · An Olficef And A Gentleman" ( 1982. Orama) Richard Gere, Debra Winger An und1sc1planed avlatk>n officer c.;and1date meets his match 1n a tough Naval dnll instructor whtle. off base. he romances one of the local 1own girls 'R' 1(2 hrs . 5 min ) * ... .,._.,.a llAli1WI UUIM • .o¥W "Let's Spend The Night Togeth· f>r'' ( 1982. Documentary) f he Rolling Stones The Stones perform many of their greatest hols 1n this record of 1hree con- certs he>o in New Jersey and Arizona PG ( 1 hr , 30 min ) -~ 9IQKf TMClt ~11 JQWUI CMAMJeOllM .... _ !:II lilCMI "The Kentucky Fried Movie" ( 1977 Comedy) Evan Kim, Master Bong Soo Han This collectton of no-holds· barr eo sa11ncal sketches spoofing tele111· r;1on and movie cliches lncliJdes cameo appearances by Donald Sutherland Hen· ry G1bsoo. George Lazenby and Bill B1x· b ~hr , 30min) !:II' G .,:' CMTOC* QW.TYOl..-T MaL.I All» RU tll MO ...0 (II) z lilCMI "Oodes'Ka·Den" ( 1970, Ora· ma) V~Mal<a Zush1, Kiyoko TaOQe MIS· ery and degradation characterize 11re 1n the Japanese slums ol Tokyo (2 hrs . 20 m in) tit O llOYll Night Of The Cobra Woman" I 19n Horror) Joy Bang Marlene Clark An American oecomes involved 1n lhe unwholesome rituals of a Ph1llpp1ne snalle cull ( I hr 30 min ) 1:9 .t-.-. lMI Mo Hosts Len Dawson, Nock Buon1cont1 ( 1 hr ) Ml f'!1 CIQM CDOUTDLMTI ot Wall Street act1v1tieS ( 1 hr ) H ,_ TO • YOU AID • The potential ot cn1ldren is eKplOred by explaining who they can be instead of what they should be Guests Oushn Hollman. Mlehaet Jackson H11rry Belafoote and CIOely r yson Marlo Thomas hOtta S A,,._..,_ TALI Puppets are tea· tureo 1n this story ol Tom Turkey's attempts to keep a group ot cold ~s arro hungry cal$ from figtitrng Of navrng him for dinner ... .. U.QD (lJ) ICIN.urn.D '"*'"---YUM YCllCI tll MmQl.. lUlll .-TM•,_ _. .... IWWCM ~ ~Oon'I Cry. It's Only Thuf'lder" ( t982. Drama) Dennis Christopher. Su<-M Saint James ( 1 hr , 50 min ) s, llO¥'a "Waltz Across Texas" ( 1983. Or.1ma) Anne Archer, Terry Jastrow ( 1 hr , 40 min) m rrtYM•••l•l••l•I N18 IA1'WYU• C• ; ... a:a WIUMIT&L ···--Lmt .... ~Breeders Crown Cham p1oosh1p Serie$ Race 8 from Pompano Par!\. Fla IA) I I hr I • .. (C) llO¥m "The Life Of Brian' (1979, Comedy) Gral'lam Chapman. John Cleese. In tne first century. a bungler who is proclaJmeCl a m~n t>ecomes the leader or a great ret1gt0Us movement ~ainst hlS wisheS 'A' ( t hr . 33 min) WU ~ "The Lile And Assassmahort Of Tne K1ngtish" ( t977, Biography) Edward Asner, Diane Kagan The final three years 1n the hie ot Louisiana's DePfesSion-era Govern°' and US SenatOf, Huey P Lortg, are riddled w1lh controversy (2 lhrs b-OOMI -.AT llTIURT MO¥ll "Nightmares" ( 1983 Horror) Cristina Raines. Em1ho Estevez A pickup lruck. a pack ot c1gare11es a video game and a colonial home all play a pan 1n lour ep1s0des of horror and suspense 'A' ( t hr 39 mon ) '01 MO¥ll ''My Fair Laoy t t964 Musi· cal) Rex Harrison. Auorey Hepburn Based on George Bernard Shaw·s "Pyg· mahon " A British professor tries to teach a lower-class Londooer how to be a laOy 'G' (2 hrs , 50 min ) t:1I (!).,,. .... '1' llO¥m "Revenge of tne N1n1a ( 1983. Adventure) Sho Kosug1 An hur Roberts A Japanese._gallery owner denies Ills vlO- lent N1n1a heritage until American drug trafflckers k10nap his young ~n A' I 1 hr 28 man I UI U ·.wa "The Lost Con11ne111· 11951 Sc1ence·F1c11on1 Cesar Romero. John Hoyt Following an air craSh on a deserted island. the survivors form an expedltton and encounter Pfeh1s1oric beings ( 1 hr 40ni.il UI (!) ICOM I CCITIHllY CAUMDM @ ITAICADI ·--· Lm\l IAICA&.I 9 ....... .UT AD¥'1WMWI llT'mlA1DIM. .. OlfMAllD CM-...0 IOGDMYU. ~ .... .. "The Ntgnt Ot Trie Grlllty ( 1966. Adventvre) Chnt Walker Martha i er (2t\'f!T ma. ITlmT ll')Q POCllT • •,.,,,. lrvmg Crane vs COwbO~"'t Moore (R) ( 1 hr ) ,._.. toll TO ~ Pad<).- 1ngtoo Bear's plan to be a model 11udent on the llfst day ol school gets a talhrig grade when he brings cnaos to the cl&Si· room (0) M -All) M ...oTQ Four chll· drPn beC~Olved with an lnternalion· al srnuggltng ri~klJTl!\ey accidentally discover a pric11less statuette ( t hr ) <l 1M0¥m "l ht• n1qht St11tt" (1983, D•a ma) Sam Shepard S<:ott Glenn (3 hrs 112 Wlil.oeeccmumt HI .... ,..,,__,._ Sunday.Nov. 11. 1984 25 -Saturday con1-:- G ®l ......... LIGIDDAlrf _,.. POWBllHOW ; YOUTHAll>THl-8 PIOfU TO NOf\I .. P<*ll ~ ROCI 80r oer acc•derotally dumps some rutabaga ;;no brussel'> s rout soup into his laundry IODIU II llOT10ll ... U#.ONGQAMQ ITOOIU ®)-.TY OMOTI TlaTALI WUmD* lllOVlr °" lllT\DO MAT\lm Ol 119eQ8 I ·-CMITORY • J ~ OI THI "7M M1t<P Ayalit v-. Danny lope1 fJ111 .. •'179 ,,. San Antc- n101 (A) I I t1r 1 t1, llOVll rir fl,,. Walerlront 11954 Dram!)) Mar lor, Brar11! £ v.1 M,.rn:. Saini (ltu 4l rrn1 O, llOVll Hie Aove11tu11· 01 Vounu Robin Hwa I 1980 (Jr..,n.<11 Ar11m<1tP•j 1 he 43 ITl•r• I . llOVll 19 (])IUPITU..8 @.; n.-o,...,. • DAVIY All> OOUAnt KUMOllU • ~MITORY mVll Raqqet'r M-tr• 11981 fire ma) S1SSf S~1flC.P~ I 11c. K• •tH•rts 11 t11 35 n\111, S llO¥ll G 11d , WI .. 1• f ••• I •l II {ms. Weo,tl:rr" Gf1r1rq<-1111 r11 (Jl1v11J tJI• Hav1llano ( 1 hr 30 rr11n ) .. II 1J COU.IQI FOOTIAU. M1c:t1 9.irr 11 Ion!~;·"" llWITCHID COl1.l4m POO'TIAU. , r c r •ilr"e 13 t r •• 30mtn} I '"1 All> IYTU ~AllDllQ MUlilAM llHA~ IPOllTICDTD llO¥ll "'Bra1nWaVf~s·· t 1983 Sc1ence- Ftehon) Ke11 [Nllea Su1anna l ove ( 1 hr. 21 min} .. , G) AL.VIM All> M Ct91 ... vmlOGAm @) ICOOIY.000 MYITIJSI . CllAMOll ITW llO¥ll 'Oakottt 1194t. WP'>t"rri) i~=:::. ~M.'lmATllTllOmlfTl H1Qhl1ghf<, of -,•Mc~=' !Rt MAWAllWl4 ALL .. Tim Ol.O HCMI • COOi •I oaMGI CCMITY The E Toto Mannes Oenercil Bk.omer lflterviPw ( ~ RACM World Charnµror• <;htp Race from HO\Jslon 1 l•r , 'H -ntl ~ HC>fot, I 1 rt CJ11w•,rir Ntek Buon1Con1t I 1 hr ) Oi m¥ll "Hsn!> Ct 11·,t•dl AndPr<.nn / 195? M11s11.•JI) O&r111y II' .Jy• Jea11mr1,,,. ( t hr 45 rmn I S, llll01tll Hflr1s (,hrrslrar ArtdNSN\ 111}':>? Mu•.'-.tt) D11nny Klltf' JPanm.-111<J 26 Sunday, Nov. 11. 1984 ( t hr !JO min) m .. mMG ~ ''l1CMAM.18 ~ Ollntl A.JI ICM -1=-~T (@)~ . oorn 1HOW •AWM~-rT llO¥ll "Too Far To Go" I 1979, Dra- ma) M1chae1.Morrarty. Blythe Danner. I 1 hr-40 min J Z llOVll 'Dodes"Ka-Den" ( 1970 Ora mat Yoshrtaka Zush1. Kiyoko Tange (2 ~JL!, _2.Clroir.).. ,,. o m MDllMIM Am .. M1AZ1eG .....,. B AlmllCA'I TC. Ta ~ AIC Wllllll) • Soup For Pres1 r1Pnl • l wo schoolboys competing w11h a q11t for elected office sabotage her vole geth11g punch rec1~ alter c;rie steals their l···~::Q 'Alt'TllO wmt ILU .,_,. AlmlCM IO\IWIW E TIIATll.ON Bud Light U S Champmn <.hip fr.:im Yosemite. Callt ( 1 hr } H llOVll "TnP Man From Snowy R1vei l'l82 Adventure) Kirk Douglas Tom f111r1111~on ( t hr . 44 rrun J L llOVll H11llywood Outtakes"' 11982 C•Jr~r 45 min / ,,:al m GOM u':::'" MTW Oii M Hrrt 50 AlmlCM IMDITAllD Featured Sh,."'n" faston ( 'S1rut, · ·Hard To Sa.t it • fJ11.•' 1 Sam Harns ( Sugar Oon"t P, ,,. r f'cJI UProatar·., video We BPl011g · , I tu, ! llOVll 'IJho 01J11e It? I 1q4? (,Qfne 11 r Burl At1t1r,11 L 0•1 COStf"llu ( t hr 10 -Afternoon---- *'l~Ol•IAD THMllTOGCm · llOVll "'Emperor Of The North Pole" < 1973 A1J11Pr.ture1 Lee Marvin Ernest Bc:.•g•11r e (2 hrs J (I) PllONI U • • 'llOll W VIGAI TO ....0 THE MAii> WAY Lee Ma1ors and Gor 1Jnr> 1 ,hnc0<;1<. are among the drivers ol c...ir•. lroree .\'heelers and motorcycles 1n th'" '>00 mite race Q) IOUIOOLD fll) Oii THI .,_, r eatured • the cost nf tttlvrroy a baby, how to choose a stock t.• ~ fH avo101ng 111her1tance p atties 1r•v•" I ·ng 1n 1:1010 O fl) lllA IOWlalQ Brunswick Memortat Wt'.lrld Otm" hva lrom Glendale Heights Ot11rJ ( 3 hr\ J mJ '"•rm1111-w10D-""W .. 'l 1UH ... 'l TOP RMS IOJlllO Robin Blake vs Wal ter S1rr in 11 ltghtwe1gh1 bout scheduled for 10 rr1undr. ltve from Atlanllc City, N J (n1 (J 11r&} Q_ Oii THI• wmt .,_MD M>m ~ llO¥ll "Ora1ns1orm"' ( 1983 Science f"1c11nn) Na1a110 Wood. Ch1113topnor Watk 1111 1 1 hr 46 rn1n } QI) MCllO MOM AICOT 1t:al8 COUIQI POOTUU. USC at UCLA 13 hrs 30 min I 0 OJ COUHI POOTUU G) llO¥ll 'When Worlds Collide ( 1951 Scrf"ncP Fr<.llun) Barbara Rush. RIChard Dert 12 hrs) ' WUt!UWOILD OI A.,.,_8 llOTu..wm OCIAllll llO¥ll "Wat10Ck" < 1959 Western) Richard W1ornark, Henry Fonda (2 hrs. t m1n) S •1CC11-•D••ttora ROOM ~ Tiii IUelTW ,,_CA'S TC. Ta lllO\lll '"Hell1nger"s Law' \ 1980. Ora ma) Telly_ Savalas, Rod Tey10~) @ W-OP WA: ~al HOibrook profiles A11zona ( 1 hr . 5 min J ' DOCTOR WNO OCIMlll llOT •CHIAM.Y THI ... L llO¥ll "'Deal 01 The Century"' ( 1983, Comedy} Chevy Chase Sigourney Weaver ( 1 hr 38 mm ) Z llO¥ll Spnng And Port Wine" ( 1970 Orama) James Mason Susan George t 1 ,.,hr ii'&. '·"'°°' 90Ul,,.. IWMICT \llVDll llO¥ll "Orc:a"' 11977 Adventure) R1r.nard HdrrtS Charto11e Rampltng ( t 1"11 3.? min ) ttO 0 lllA IOWUMO Brunswick Memo11a\ Worr.j.Qpon lrom Glendf'lle Ht11ght". Oht0 l'Q.·,=la., HARDY IOYl / IWICY DMW lfYtl ... ~ .... DIYO .. CoeecaT The rock group r nc.\'r fc.r IS unique at11re ano mechanical n1uvf•mP111s uses special ettects to per l(Jtrn r111•, including "'Whip It" ""Beautiful WrJrtrJ 31 d Uncontrollabre Urge'" before .1 Bt-•e•'L Hills aur:l1ence S llOVll ' Walll Across Texas"' ( 1983. Drama1 Arone Archer Terry Jasrrow ( 1 tir 40m1n) ID TOGITHlll wmt atalY All> 'AT IOOMI HI !,._ wmt OM..tNDOWUOll 2:11 • llQ.tWl-.MD WILCO.. UC.. KOTTD llO¥ll "The War Of The Wortda·· I 1953. Sc1ence-f1c11on1 Gene Bany, Ann fiob1nson ( I hr 30 min I tzl) .. TIQt Tm8 Use of high tech a1 the Hovston Headache Chn1c. a blood •,ugar analy1er for blind 111abet1cs. speech .. ynthlJS•lPd trains al Attanra·s Har1s11e1d 2:111·,,:~5~ .. ,.._ITOOIU m¥ll .. Game Of Death II ( 1980 Adv11nture) Bruce Lee ~ (!)um.I_,. Oii THI Cl) lllO\lll "Ttie Incredible Shrinking Man { 1957, Sc1enca·F1Ction) Grant Wiiiiams. Randy Stuart (I hr . 45 min ) tli) NOVA An exptora1ton of the techniques 11<>1><.J on ra1o;1ng aquatic animals arrd plan1s f111 food 1n the U S Chtna. Japan and St.ulland Q (I hr) fi) llCMI "'The Wind And The Lion · ( 1<)7S. Ad~enlure) St1an Connery Cen-t11c~~eli:1n (2 hrs ) mJ LR"---1~, m¥ll "'Raldors Of The l o•;t Ark'" ct qn 1 Adventure) HamsOl'I FOfd K •en Al11•11 ( t hr 55 mtn) J WOllTIC8nm ~ 'AODMTmt ooa TO ICMOOl Padd 1ngton Bt'ar's plan 10 be • moo.I tudent - -Batiirday Cont. 01 11'1~ first day or sc.hool gi>tc; a la1hog grade whQn he.b11ngs cMnr !3 his t:> min J z llOVW 'Tt1e Man f mtn Snowy R111~1· 11982 Ad11enture1 K11~ Do;q1as fom aurhnson ( ' hr 44 mir1 J I MITcm l1f I ...n.llQ • ta1 lf!OITIWOll.D Stf-•P<l1N·d CART Cai> 'IMS Palace 200 llv!O rac f> llC1m Las ./(:gas Nev Women s Wtlrlr:t HriOy Bu1lcl '''ll Champ.onsn1ps tr om I <1ro111C1 ( t hr JO min l ~•Ml•IQNMO lft QAm OI TMI Wiii (R) 1 llO'VW "Six Weeks'' ( 1982 Dranr1:1) Oudley Moore Mary Tyler Moore ( t hr 47 min ) m _. ICMOOL FOOTIAU ..e& twrntYOU FeaturPd issues nf concern to Asian women are discussed by Elaine Kim Ph 0 Pro1ect Oori>cfor ot Asian Women of Ca11forn1a Pa111c1a Lee Union Represen1at111e of Holel ard RPs1aurant f mptoyees and Barti>ndPr'> Union local 7 San Francisco ano FP<>hf' Lee Ph 0 D11ec1or of Special P101ec.ts C1f l11tern111ion di Olt1ces, UCLA and P11>c;10MI Asian I Pbc1hc Womeri s Network O COUlQI fOOTIA.U. Washington at Wash1~1on Slate 13 hr~ 30 1rnn ) G TMI MCI FOR.._,. om: CCUIGI POOTIM.L ~ CollPge toot ball scores and hlghltghls from ;110u•1d 1hP covntry .. ind a IOOlc al r1ex1 ""'""~''.> ""tll' • ontl"St'. ITMlMI M1W <* TMI tlT1 iiOCIPOm PUS .,_ ·-re 1 I ad.,.., 0•1ty f 198 t 01;i ma) Ore<;ory Him •• Jn I Pf' C.r<1nl (? hit ~ I I lftlJMD IU'TCt9IO COU1G1 POOTIAU. ICOMIOAll> f 110'VW "The Grl'y fm 11%1' W'!S.t ornl Richard Farr ~m)rtt J,11 1t11• Bw =1· ~.f.::: ATMllO'VWI ACTOM '* AC11eG ,..,.. wrnt an ICl zzr cou.m POOTIAU TPam~ wer,. not a11allsble at press lime <L111"I 13 hr~ 30 =im1n= .... .,...,... .. .-.uYIOOI .U111T 8'0lnl LHDDI ra•t"M VOT.-llCMI "l ovu And Bullet'! 119/'l Adven1ure1 Charles Br Jnc;nn nod strlr~rs.1 I IAm.uTM QALAC'T1CA •CAmW mu-...,_. U. ........ During IM C1v1I War Pra '' woman Is torn between het plant1111or1 ancl lht man she 1oves Suw. Margot Kidder Md Ian Ch11rleson (Part t of ?l (2 hr<. & non) (1.) llOftl "Tobacco Road" ( 194 1 Orn IM) Oel'l4f Tterney Dana Andrr.ws. ( 1 hr 24m1n.) . •11?) .,. "Tney Came To Cordora ( 1959, Adventurol Garv COOC>ef, Rna Hayworth (2 hrs . 35 min ) 1:111 Mm.olf . = IUT nB Action footage and intor111ews demonstrate the professional· ism IMt Jim Plunkett. Dick Butkus, Dick Verme1I and Billy Kiimer contributed to loot ball ~ = 'Maneater" ( 1973. Adventure} Ben Gauara, Sheree North ( t hr • 30 min) I WA&.111WJIH.,_ .... -PAlnml Cima.ct •....a Viewers are 1nvtted to test their mental skills 1n a serleS of fast-paced an1m=ames L "A11plane II The Sequel" ( 1982 Comedy) Robert Hays, Julie Hag· erty (I hr , 25 ~ 0':) VINCI Piii L'\Qj / llCIUI C.OW-.L --11.ilvenbt,g .. 1~.m:= --"AU. · .UTUT.-CMllmD --~'*-Featured a tribute to MGM ( 1 hr ) U) llO'VW "Tne Castaways On G1111gan's lc;land" ( 1979. Comedy) Bob Den11er. Alan Hale Jr The shipwrecked crew or the Mrnnow It are r95Ctlt!ld ~ain and dectde 10 1urn 1hP11 tropical island home into a posh resort ( t hr . 30 mln } ED mAI,..... Neal Gabler and Jef. trey I yons host an 1nf0fmalive loo4c at what's new at the mOllteS ' MAIT TO MAIT ,..Lm MON "On The Waterfront" ( 1954. r>rnmnl Marton Brand<>. Eva Mane Saint 011ly oru• man musters up enough courage to c.hallenge a powerful mob leadef who ho1di:. the dock workers of a big city In an 11011 grrp ( t hr . 47 min ) S llOYm "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" t 1981 Adventure) Hamson Ford. Karen Alien In 1936. a globtMrott1ng archeol<r g•sl·ao11en1urer races Nazi evildoers 10< a 1egenoary religious an1fact of enormous pu...ier narrowly escaping dOzens of death iraps en route 'PG'~ ( 1 hr . 55 min ) I TOIUIO UIZll I IN .. Cll ... HIADLl91 Oii TIU&. T opte "~outd a battered wile be prosecuted lor murder 1f c;ne kills her husband when she IS not In immediate danger?" Guest attorney Rob- ert Courtney. ! i.T:: • .,.,.. 1 ~umnom.,.,.. ) .. "Going Besetk' f 1983. Come- dy) John Candy, Joe Flahe<ty Pol1l1C1&ns, at'robics ano religlOUI cuna ere.perH>f thla 1,;c..niedy leatu11ng tile cast of Second City TV A ( t hr . 23 min) 1• I) 2 <* TMI TOMI Featured profiles of rock"\ ho1test new superstars 1nclud1ng P11nc.e Cyndi Lauper. and Rod Stewart, m1lhona11e·s wlfe-turned·author Terry Moore catches us up on her adVentures. I WIACllwmtDAW»WWWIZ m•u. TOOCL.omfOl~1 IWfTQe ... MTW•MllT'I ,-.c•• • • lllftlm Natural htStory photographer Wolfgang Bayer's film record of a winter spent 1n Vetlowstooe Naflonal Park Q ( 1 hr) I=:..: CMJZA11<* MD TMI ... An examination of the period from 1917 • 10 1945 !hat saw the rise of Naztsm and the ano1hllation of sot million European Jews in lhe Holocaust Q ( t hr ) llO¥tl "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" ( 1981. AdveMure) Hamson FOfd Karen Allen 111 1936. a glo~llottmg arche()I(). gisl-adventurer race& Nazt •v~ Joi a --- legendary rehgtOUs artrfact of enormous power. narrowly escaping dozens of death traps en route 'PG' ( 1 hr . 55 min J CO).,. "The Natural' ( 198A. Ofama) Robert Redford, Roberl Ou11all The uncanny, almo~ mythteal. natural ablllty ot a m1dd1&-aged baseball player rockets a ma1or league team toward the 1939 pennant 'PG' (Add1llona1 Fee Required) $hrs .. 14 min ) ..... ..,.., IQ rim .,.,. "Marciano" ( 1979, Biography) Tony Lo Bianco. Behnda Montgomery Roel!.y Marciano rlSeS from his meager t>egmomgs as Fl poverty·stncken young. ster 10 become the only undefeated heavyweight champion in t>OKing h1st0f)' 1:91~~ ... MmTMATT\lm ~ TAL MGU.YWOOD CLoelW Q.OllUP M cm Ull .., Featured San Diego's country-wesrern scene, Starsculp. ture • a new high·lech sculpture whtCh blends V1SUal an with SC'8f\Ce profile ol con1t011ersia1 radio talk show l'IOSI Dave Dawson. and a 11de at>Oard ll'le Siar Of India as 11 sails lor the l11s1 11me since San Diego's bteentennial llD 100Q.Oll flQI C090lll"lllll-1TrT ....,..., S -.,.... Fealureo fortune tellers. psychics. tarot cards. remcarf\8· 11on and other lasc1na11ng look' al tne ~ur rent craze 01 metaphysics 'Ml i;! UT PA!m. -·~"="WT ITllOUI Arnold and Sam start out as partners 1n the sate Of roach spray and then become compel•· tors 8 MON ·Carnal Knowledge ( t97 t Orama) Jactt Niclle>lson. Ann Margret Two college lrieods spend se11eral years before and after graduation d1sco11e11ng hie by sha11ng and sw11ch1ng each other's Q!!_llnends. ~ U 9 '"' Romano's g111lriend 19 kllled and he 1acell the prC>SPflC! of perma· nent I06s of eyesight wt1en th~ become v1cttmS in a mu1der attempt 1argeled lor Hooker. Q ( 1 hr I IJ .. "Attack 0 1 The K1lle1 Toma· toes" ( 1978. Scien<:f'·Fic.tionl Jack Rtley. Oick Mtllef In m19 5'>001 gar~n vegeta- bles go oo the rampage making me110- PQ1ttan areas and 111e11 residents 1nto giant salads of debris (2 nrs I T'WlmnmiJI &as• • A ... fJll ...,MCI O'I~ Ille yeara, Emma's bU~•'~" grows to em04re Sunday. Nov. 11, 198-i 27 -Saturclay Cont. prnpor11ons and after much trial She finds happiness w11h the dashing Paul Mc.Gill (Barry Bostwick} Finally her rever aga1ns1 the Fa1rleys is complete and 111. ~11ton as ma111arch remains intac.1 (Part 2 of 2} (3 hrs ) fil) NAncJllAl QIOCIUPllC "The Thames" A 111p taken along the Thames R1v .. r docu- ment!. the mass1\le clean-up mat h<is res101ed 11s wiiters 10 a new v1talily ( 1 hr ) m -.AT NJIPOllllMCll "You Can't Taki' II W11h You" George S Kaufman arid Mo~!. Harrs classic farce about the romance b&lween ~~1e · sc1t1terbr11rnetj daughter of a family or eccen1•·r.s and her h1gh-soc.1e1y su11or Jason Robards. Ehza- belh Wilson and Colleen Oewhursl star Q ~hr'l) ( CGUl4m fOOTIALl MPOllT 1 llCMI "The Wicked lady·· 11983. ComPdy) faye Dunaway "Ian B-.tes A la'.<,1nat1ng h1gh-soc1e1y w•,.,1an "'•gages 1n h1qhw-ly robbery, "dUCt1 1• <tnd murder 11. tie c;o•11se nl a da, 's wor~ If ( t hr 38m1n 1 <Si llOVll "Roo1n Hood The Swords of Wayland" I t984 Adventure) Michael Praed. Judi Troll The outlaw of Sherwood Forest oatlle~ an evil high p11estess who 1s delernuned 10 recover the last missing sword 1n a ~et o f enchanted weapons (2 hrs) (Zi llCMI 'The RtgM Stuff" ( 1983, Ofa- maJ Sam Shepard. Scoll Glenn Based on the bOOk by Tom Woll'e The <;election and t1a1n1ng of the first American astro- naut~ tak~ place amid political maneuver my and media hype. 'PG' (3 ~. 12 min) '1) llCMI The Fem1nis1 And The Fuu ' ( 1970 Cornedy) David Hartman Barba- ra Eden A women's l1bbef and a pohce· rndn are torced 10 share an aparlmen1 (2 hrs) •• ~.-rtMCa• awmutTBI ... 8flOITIC81'a • GI) -A.._ A handsome older -4~ man 'iw~~ NeH ott her feet. tlllm srle learns he s Addy's long 1os1 fetner (!) llCMI "Hang Tm High" ( 1968. Wes•· ern) Chnl Eastwood. Inger Slavens A man brings those who t11ed to lynch him to 1ustice (2 hrs 30 min ) l &SSIO. .. (I) .:llY M.Ulm't ... ~ fl) llCMI "Caddysheck" ( 1980, Comedy) 8111 Murray. Chevy Chase The demented grounds·keeper of a swanky country club wages war against the qophers while a weallhy newcomer clashes with an old-guard member (R) (?hr~ 'U [Q) LO¥I IOAT Gopher and 1!.aac behf!\le Judy's boytr1ood IS a former Crook. a Consumer advocate evaluates h15 w11e·s proposal. a marttat spat tnspTres fhe wife to encourage the flirtatious adval'ICes of a stra~hr) I .UT Ml.WAY ~· "' ,. WOll.D CC) llCMI "My Tutor" ( 1983. 13,omance) Caren Kaye Mall Lattanzi A ~h schOol studen1 oecomes romant!C811y lnvotved wllh Ille older woman who is 1u1oring him 1n ~rcflCh ·R (I hr 37 min ) rt1 ~---~,A. OI M LOIT ,,. Viewers are taken behind the scenes dur111q the making of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's spac1ac111ar movie "Raiders Ot The lost Ark" tor a look nt 28 Sunday, Nov. 11 , 1984 how 1he adventure litm came together I 1 llr) 1:10"" -.r TRACal e:a w mrnao. '0, llCMI 'Raiders Of The los1 Ark (1981 . Ad\lenlure) Harrison Ford. Karen Allen In 1936. a g1obe-1ro111ng arche010- g1~1 ddventurer races Nazi eV1tdoers lor a legendary religious artifact of enormous power. narrowly escaping dozens of death --P~=:;G· (1 ht r 55mm) IS ~ ':. OI LOIT &ma A la,sh1on designer sear(<nes 101-ihe man she secret ly admired du11ng high school. and a 9 yea1 -old wants 10 locate his missing Q!_andfather ( 1 hr ) U 90VW 'The Glass House" ( 1972. Ora· ma) Vic Monow. Alan Alda A trrsl- offender al d maximum security p11son 1s v1cllm11ed by a group ot hardPned con- v1c:i-, who dominate 1he rest of ti n popula lion ( t hr • 45 min ) fn llCMI 'Stromboli" ( 1950, Ofama) Ingrid Bergman, Mario V11ale Unsuccess- ful 1n 1mpro111ng her 101 1hrough marriage a paor fisherman's wife yearns for \(>me- lh1ng better { 1 hr . 30 mfn ) ~ PALL..,WOl .. ALDW 1iHIT'CH mta ([) llOYll "Ticket To HollywOod" ( 1~80 Documenlary) Hosled by Jackie Cooper A nostalgic look at HOflywOod"s pas1 1hrough rare fQOtage, promo11ona1 films shorls newsreels, and 1nterv1ews. featur 1ng slars ranging from Jann Wayne to Humphrey Bogart, Mae Wesl to lt)e Marx BiolhefJ; ( l ht • t 4 min) J PAM CMAll: 1M1 llCOllD YIAll • DllCO¥WI AUITIAUA -...rl'UClt .. TOO Q.OllM C090RT I llOTOIS& llOT-=aeMaYTMI ... *" UnlllAY~PAGI 11• a D Cl) 0 fl> ... M1W ON Jlll llTI TALll .... MDAMW ITMllMCM llCMI "Duel" ( 1971 Suspense) Dennis Weaver, Tim Herbert A vengeflJI rruck drl\ler is intent on forcing ;i highway moto11s1 oH the road (2 hrs ) ~~(Wt) l ~TIDIM'I ' llCWW "Monty Python's The Meaning Of I 1fl'" ( 1983. Comedy/ John Cleese. M•<.hael Pahn The Seven Ages o f Man prov1c1e the loose framework for a sene'I of com1t episodes spoofing everything from se,,ual reproduction 10 glu11ony 'R' ( t hr :>5m•n) ~=~ 11• ..r11ACa1 11:1' 1IXCITBA-'THI ... ~ TO PUYIOY 1t;lf 8 llOYll "True G111" (1969, Western)· John Wayne. Gten Campbell A marshal an<J a r e1tas Rawer help a young gttl whO 1s seeking revenge upon those who cau5ed the dealh of her farher (2 hrs 45 mm) 0 G) UT\lllAY .mfT L.1¥1 Host Fd Asner ( I hr . 30 min ) I .. YOMNOTTRACal .... Q MAMYO WAL.LmmJ~~ .. .,. .. MZmATt ROAD W. Mt1AD pa. ~ ..,._ IY ~Bill Mays. l<eyboard. Bob Magnusson. bass. Peter Sprague, guitar and Jim Ptaruc. drums perl0<m orig 1nol c.ompos11t0ns by each bond member · ¢ llOYll "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" I 199 1 /I Iv• n1ure1 Hnrwon Ford. Karen Allen Ir 1r1 J6 •• globe trolling archeOlo gi&t .1dverH111t:r i aces Nazi evildoers lor a legendary religious art1lac1 of enormous power ndrrowly escaping dozen1> of death rrap<, un ro1,1e 'PG Q ( 1 hr . 55 min ) 0 llOVll 'Luscious" ( 1982 Adult) Saman1ha Fox l 1sa Deleeuw ( 1 hr . 5 min) SJ llOVll Sex Games 0 1 The Very Rich" ( 1983 Adult) Healher Deeley Ch11s Chi!· 1y ( t hi . 18 min ) Z llO¥ll 'Mahc1ous" ( 1974, Comedy) l aura Anlonelh. Tun Ferro A new house- l<eepor becomes lhe ob1ec1 of desire for a widower and his young sons 'R' f I hr , 38 nun) 11M 0 llOVll 'f111e Casy Pieces" ( t970. Ora· ma) J .. c.~ Nicholson Karen Bl:ick A mid· dle·c.f..,•,'i hPrl g111es up his mui.1cal career ,.,,,w-. t11" r •egnan1 9111f11enr1 ;ino goes off 1 • ~ w==::.:: nrs I!> min) CD llCMI "Magic (1978 Horror) Anthony Hopkins. Ann·Margret A dis· lwbed ven111toqu1st 1s convinced 1ha1 his '.lagn dummy conlrols his acttons (2 hrs 15m1111 fil) DAVI> .,...., Former h1gh·fash1on mOdels of lhe 1950s discuss the unglamo· rou'.; tac.els of the1t careers ( I ht I ~ •ACI AGI YIDIOI ml _,, TMQ(I ~ ) llCMI "Kinky lad1er, Of Bourbon Streel" I 1917 Drama) Dawn Cummings HeltJtt Tt1,.1 Four emotionally ("9turbed wo111e11 tJoc.1de 10 end 11 all 1n one great or y of pleasure t 1 hr 25 min ) 12::11 ""10W*A&I. rl) PltOll 1"1 llllTOll'I DI• tfb\ 9'0C«*AmMCA e .anm 12::11 ro 11CM1 ·Babe· ( 1981 Comedy) Bob- b J,;iclt-.011 Samanlha F"ox A model d1s- c.ovf.!f& i.he hes to ge1 mart1eo oefore sne C¥1 1ec.e1ve her million dollar mhe111ance {I 1\1 30 rrun ) 12:11 H llCMI lndt>penoencP Day ' ( 1983. nrama) Kathleen Quinlan Da111d Keirh A young mechanic find& h1m~ell fallmg in love w11ri tJ wa11ress 'R ( 1 hr . 50 mm ) 1• 1 9'0C«*a.MCA AIBICA'I T°' TIN llOVll "Operation CIA" ( 1965, Ora ma) Burl Reynolds John Hoy1 A CIA ma11 is c.en1 10 Saigon to co\lar up Iha m1s- s1u11 r,f a murdered fellow agent 12 hrs) Q)nll-'llllllC fl) llCMI "Plymouth Adven1u1e·· ( 1952. Ad\lenrure) Spencer Tracy. Gene Tierney The Pllgnms face hardships both before and aller landing ar Ptymoutn Rock 12 hri. J ~ IT; ... World Cup Alpine competition (lrom Aspen, COio ) (R) S GALUGHllt ova YOUll MUD Gallagher h11nQ'I his z"ny uwen11on1 and llvely obser· vauons 10 ,m aud1c-nce 1n Beaumont. Tex- ..i& ( 1 hr) 1•@ -.TTUCll 1:11 (1) llO'f9 'Cr~pshow" ( 1982. Horror) Hal Holbrook. Adrienne Barbeau A quln· tPl of horior stories from a child's comic bo<1k 1nc.ludes tales aboul re-an1ma1ec1 corv::.es. ahen 11egeta11on. a voracious ope hli.e creature and millions of vengeful coc.l\roacheS A' ( 1 hr . S 7 mm I 1:118 llOYll "Don·r Drink l he Water" ( 1961) Comedy) Jackie Gleason. Esrelle P.w,ons Amenc.an 10\msts behlnd lhe Iron Curtain are mtstaken f0t spies when 1h.-11 daughter goes on I\ p1cture-t111<1ng -Saturday Cont. ~rfle (2 hrs ) ~ ~~.gressed To Kill' ( 1980, Susµense) Michael Caine Angie D1ck1n· snn A New York psych1atnst's pracllce is exdm111ed after a former patient becom~ a suspec.t 1n a series of slaymgs 'R' 11 hr. 45m111 J HI, ... OOOClWT LA.: Yl>IOI ~ ... DIVO .. COMCDT The rock (j(OUP krulwn 1.otitS UIUQUe atll!e andm.echantcal n1r;vements uses <,pec1a1 effects to per- form hits 1nclu<1ing 'Whip It " "Beautiful World · and Uni nntrnllable Urge" before a Beverly Hiiis audience S lllOVIE 'Star 80" 11983. Drama) Mar· 1f't Herr11ngway, E11c tloberts Traces the c.1:1reer dnd death of mOdel-actress Doro- lh~ Straiten who was murdereo t>y her e~tranged husband A ( 1 hr 44 min) ~11 1) lllOVIE "Goodbye Columbus" ( 1969 Comedy) Richard Beniamln. Ali M,ll.I ,,,Jw A young man vacationing with tro• f;anuly ot a wealthy businessman has a o,ec.ret l1J11e affair with the tycoon's daugh ter ( 1 tu 59 n11r1) m HIAL Tl91AT -Networks 2:.tO m llOVll "Kaleidoscope" ( 1966. Come- dy) Warren Beatty. Susannah York A member of the 1et set devise:; a scheme to beat the casinos of Europe ( 1 hr . 30 min) a.m lllOVIE "Ordeal" ( t973, Orama} Arthur Hill. Diana Muldaur A man Is left to die m the deserf by l'lls wife and her lover { I hr . 30 min ) '0 llllCMI "The Right Stutf'' ( t983. Dra- ma) Sam Shepard, Scon Glenn Based on the novel by Tom Wolfe. The selection aoei-ltalll1og-ol t~ ftr'>t American a£.tro- nauts take place amid poflt1cal marieuve1- mg and media hype during the first years ot the space program 'PG' (3 hrs . 12 min) ttt H1llOYll "Chane1Sohtaire" (1 981. Biog- raphy) Marie-France P1s1er. Rutger Hauer The romances and business struggles of Paris fashion queen Coco Chanel's early ~rs. 'A' (2 hrs ) Ml ... ..,_ llOVll "Going Beser!<.'..: ( 1983, Come- dy) John Candy. Joe Flaherty Po11t1clans. aerobics and religious cults are part of this comedy featuring the cast of Second City TV 'A' ( 1 hr . 23 man ) a.rc1 llOVll "Warlock" (1959. Western) . Richard Widmark. Henry Fonda Alter ridding a town of outlaws. a gunslinger is challenged by one of the men who helped him (2 nrs l min ) a. U llOVll "lucky Jordan" ( 1942. Ora- ma) Alan Ladd. Heten Walker A military deserter redeems himself by e>e.pos1ng a ~oup ol Nazi agents ( 1 hr 45 min ) M rf. = "Brainstorm" ( 1983, Sclence- F1c110n) Natalie WOOd. Ct'\flstopher Walk· en A married couple tnes to keep a spe- cially 11es1gned ~~1£e th~ allows a. person 10 experience the sensations !elf by anotner from military and 1ndustr1al groups PG' ( 1 hr. 46 min) · _.,. m llOVll 'Wh1slllng In 01x1e" ( 1942, ComPdy) Red Skelton. Ann Ru1herford A radio detective goes down South on tlls noneymoon arid discovers s1range events occurring ( 1 hr . 30 mm) 4:11 I) TODAY'S MUQION 4141 ty) llOVll "The R1gh1 Stuff" 11983, Ora- ma) Sam Shepard Scot! Glenn Based on tne book by Tom Wolfe Tne selection and tra1nlflg of the hrst American astro- nauts take place amid political maneuver- ing end media hype PG' (3 hrs, 12 min) Can 'Glor-y' hal-t tailspiii ?- ABC st i cking with Air Force series des p it-€ f allmg-ratings By JERRY RUCK AP Tel4wle10fl w.11 .. l C >~ ANCjLI l.S-11\c.louhtful th.JI JO) nl''°' senc' was rH~r promotL'<l n111rc than .\BC's "Call 1 o Cilory .. You touldn '1 watch mon· thun a few 11Hnu1c" of la!lt .. umme1 \ Ol>mptr!> CO\· i'rage without heanng :ihout the Ol'W .,enes about :rn 1\1r 1-orcc p1lol. pltl )'ed hy Craig T. Ndsnn, an<l his famil y. It '' set i11 thl' 1%(h. "( nll Io Cllnl) .. made 1t~ <ll•bul 111 Augu11l "' a two-hour movie that ran the Monda} night uf\cr tlw Olympics ended. and all the hall~ hon patd on The sho\\ l.'3S fir-.1 in the ratings that week. _ ThC'n 11 hcgan to \lip, pnrt1n1larly "h''" 1l faced non-rerun com1x·111mn on CBS and NRC kut ·\A( 1' c;11cking h) "Call fo G lory." I he netwo1 k ha' ordered n1m· more c;hows for the full-season comm1wwn1 of ~l. and tl would tx· a ~hamc to wt· it fall hy tht wayside. It'!> tin honl'St and wl'll-mu1.k \how. and onl' of the few on BC thal 1sn '1 fueled on gltt1 "AU(' has voiced total confidence tn llW \how. and th('y hcltc'c that 1n Januar) when the football !oeason ends the ratings will come up. And h1s1or1call y. they hove.'' said StcH· T1~ch. to-exerut1"e producer w11h Jon A' nL·t. I k addc<l tharno change-. .... ould he made to hyp<.· the ratings. ''Calj to <ilory" ha) several stnkc\ again!>t 1t. nol the least of which is .. Mo.nd.a>---NtghL£Q.Q.lbaU..:.:.. Th show 1s -.een before the game 1n the East and after the game in the West. Secondly. the show ts pcrcciH·d as male-oru:nt e<l hcrausl' of the A.ir Force setting. An) o;how needs a good share of the 11.'malc audtl'nl'e to be a rat1ngl°I winner. Thi!. is the first scncs for Tisch and Avnet. They madl' thc well-regarded TV movies "The Burn111g lied" and "Silence of the Heart" and lhL' fcuture film "Risk) Rusincss." ··tf'I been Stevl•'s goal and mi ne to d<1 only quality work;" said Avnet. .. And 1f that means we only reach 20 million pcopk instead of15 mi llion pcopk. we'll conlin ut 10 do it." They point out that NBC's "Hill Street Blues" started far down in the ratings and then began its climb when 1t swept the Em mys for the fi rst time. "They now have a very desira ble nu<l1cnc-e from the Stand- point of demographics." 'aid A' net. ··1 thi nk we're gelling that saml' lon<l of audience." The idea for the show came when an agent on the producers' sof\balt team asked them if they wanted lo fly sornc JClS. "Steve and I gol to balling the idea around," c;aid A vncl. "We'd always wanted to do c;omcthtng about a fa mily and the 1960s. So we put them togethernnd the fim ~how we dtd was about the Cuban mimic en sis.;\ lot of the stories we do are true." T1<>t·h sntd he thought orw prohll·m might be thnl thl' Air Forn· rnlonl'I por1n1~ed by Nrlson ""real." "Show\ hkl' 'Simon & 'i1n1011' and 'The A-Team· and 'Magnum. P.I · may be -POP"lar bu~ those proplc.don'leA1s11p 1he real world." said T1 .,ch . "( ol Raynor Sarnac docs. In a o;cn'>l'. I thin~ the aud icncc is pre-cond1t1onnl to accept cancature~. Too oftrn tn lhl' pa'>t m1htary pcopk ha"l' hct:n ponra~nl ... ., 'ttrco- typc!>.'' Avnet added. "No onL' Liil'' 1n 0111 show gratuitously. N<Hml·c.l•l'\,rn<l \llU JU'lt walk (Pleaae •ee CALL/Page 30 ) Donna recalls best directors I O~ l\NGELE~ 1 \Pl -l>onna lh·cd. who took over lbc.rok a!> ~t 1ss l:lhc in C.:U.S' "Onllas" Fnda). rl·rall~ \Ollll' of the dircctol"\ she ha~ "'"rk1•d \\1th m her long :ind ,llC'Cl'~<iful t :\1 l'l'f 1n film' and lek- ' l!ilOO. Among her &ll'Jtl'\t \UCCCSSC:. wc:re ·-fhl') Were fa1)4.:nd.1hk. 111 "h1l'h pla)ed lohn Wayne's nuN' .rnJ '"n.·thL·art: "It'' a Wonderful Life." rn '' trn·h .,he Ml~ Jame~ Stewart's stcadfa,1 "'Ill'. anJ "From Here lo Etcmuy," in "h1d1 'ht· plnytd a Honolulu hooker jnJ "'on an <:adcmy Award. Sunday. Nov. 11. 1984 29 0 .· The "Call to Glory" family -from left. EllMbeth Shae, Cindy Pickett, Gabriel Damon, Craig T . Neleon and David Hollander. CALL TO GLORY .•• Ftom Page 29 away. That doe,n·1 happen 1n rral life We're cogn11ant of our !>lx.1al rt'spon<,1- bility. and our '>hov.' and lhl' fX'O plc in them are as real as Wl' L<in make 1h1:m." In the 1960s T 1~h and A' net were in college. "We had strong ,·1cw\ aga•n'>I the military and wars.." I 1S(.h said "\\hat 1h1\ cxpenence has mean11'> that 18 years later I'm able to recogn111: 1ha1 there arc people behind the uni form~ who are people making a col}tribu11on to their country. We ti) to portra) them v.1th digmtycach week. "The country 1s radically different from what it was 1n the 1960s. Jon and I are older and we're parents now.. Our values have changed and th e show gi ves us an opportunity to look back and evaluate how we feel today.Jtnd make an impact on the pubhc." -Sports Cont FromPace2 =·== ·----· "°""' Afi&SIO• -· WiW • • .... W VIGAI TO _,1MllWIDWAY LM ........ Md Ow- ... Jall 1111111 .. --. n. drtwier'I of .... lif .. Wltllllfl end IMtOfOJDlll •1e11•00••,... • -... lrwwtclr ......... 11.W °"" HY• from Qleftdele .......... Ohle. (I IW'I.) , ...... AICOT _ 8 (1) = flOOTUU. UIC et UCLA w fl. COUM'flOOTUU. i ....... -.. PMIOWl.r..,_•wWI .......W 0,... ................ .......... .... ,,..,,. ..... , 30 Sunday, Nov. 11. 1984 -2 Ml D MMllMJ&D ldt1dlll1 It: CART c ..... ,..... .... ,....._"- ~....,.; .............. ...., Ctt.9111,........._T ....... -1~.:u ............... _'*:Ct .... (I tn.. •Wit.) G M POI -Gmi C0U.. HOTUU --1 C1l11• ........ .................... ....i ... ....., ........... ..... ............ , .. .......... .... .. , .... """°°" .UTDT90ITIU... .. um...r ..... ., .. ~ ............ ....................... ,,......, lllAll F ................ D6llr ...... Dloll y ........... .., ...... DI ;ateu1d•t11•1I ,_ -1 ... -· ... .. M"9AY90ITI'* ,,. ~ Younger Belushi on the go By 80 8 THOMAS • 11Jfrt1• llewww W11lwt LOS ANGELES -Jim Bdu~ht ha') been supponing the airline~ in the pa~t f{·w months by flyrng weckh between h1 in Ne\\. Yori. and a new film in Holf\wood -\\1th stopovers at his home 1n Chicago Fonunately he 1~ )Oung. dedicated and somewhat crazy. Eddie Murphy and Joc P1'1COpo ma~ have deserted "Saturda) Night Live" for movies, not the 30-~car-old Belushi. "'Saturday Night Li ve' 1s the tou work you can find; com· pared lo it. movies are a piece of cake." he said. "In live tek v1s1on there arc no retakes. When you get that countdown at 10 sec- onds and the theme muSI<' starts playing. the adrenalin nows. Then you're walking the edge the whole time. trying to 8elu1bl achieve the right mood. omctimc~ yo u don't find 11 . but the audience 1s forgiving. They don't remember the bad pans .. Belushi's w.cckdays are occupica here doing ''The Man W1th One Red Shoe." a comedy directed by Stan Dragoti ("Mr Mom") and based on the French film "The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe." The players 1n the 20th Centul') -Fox movie include Tom Hanks, Dabney Coleman. Lori Singer, Charks Durning. Carrie Fisher and Ed Herrmann. Belushi recently new here on a Thurs- day, did lihree takes of a Tarzan "yell" for the film and returned to New York for "SNL." He reported back to "The Man With One Red Shoe" th e following Monday. How does he do 11? "Coffee." he said between SIP'\ 10 n Sunset Strip bistro. "Lots of cofkc. that'c; all I need:· The comment may or ma) not have referred to the funous ltfe of h1s brother John. who died March 1982 at the age of33 of a drug overdose at the Chatcau Marmont. Jim is deeply devoted to his brother's memory, but he seems de- termined to lead a more orderly lift:. That'~ part of the reason why he makes has home in Ch1cago·s northsidc with his wife and son, Robert, 3111 • "Chicago helps me retam my sense of reality," he .said. "I like hanging out in greasy spoons and talking to r>e-oplc who arc not affected by i how 6u .. 1ncss. If I feel the need to work, Second CH} 1~ only half a block away." -TV Puzzle 1 3 ' 5 10 18 73 57 ACROSS 16 Shown st l'& I Char•P!> ,,, l'h.1rc;,. 10 ii Crowd 12 ElhOI - 14 "Johnny WP H t• .J 1 Knew - 15 JoannP 16 lOdP IOa<1 17 Apiece .itH r 18 WKRP nPwv•11r 20 Lall' ac-trPS'i Slr•v1•• Dilly Pilat Claaslfled Advertising &42-M78 11" ~ JI~ ii c; r ;r l •'IPPr n ' 13 Troe A -· .l!J 5 r ger f'e•r 'f Jll Gal~Mcf 1r C"PPrs is one J T.w-.il - .14 10 son .ind Mohn.110 JI> Altct~ Sm ltl an 1 J7 HP f1•1c~ Rogers 22 · -M1111on Dollar Man 23 Historic time 24 Monetary un11 ot Peru 25 Actress MacGraw 26 She was Margaret Houlihan 29 ""The -Cosby Show • 31 Japanese drama Monogram for a Turner 49 Derek and Hopkins 50 Scoooy - 52 Played ~Ben Casey not 53 Played Elena 55 Stie was Winona 5 7 T aurean Blacque rote 58 Miss Horne et al DOWN 1 Fashion 2 RheA Perlman ser•f>S 3 'Truth Consequences 4 Co-star of 2 Down 5 Garr or Copley 6 "Ironside' sfJr 7 Mature 8 That is aobc 9 Star of ··cover Up" t 1 Gets tanned 12 Hamson 01 Coward t 3 Tony Danza series 19 Observed 2 I Let My People -n MyGa1 27 ACt'PSS Bahn 28 MalP ttJrkP.y 29 Ut' network JO J.apanf'se statP.men 33 l•JC)' on Dalla~ 34 Begltty and Wynn 36 Actlf'SS Mundy 37 LP.arni>d on TnP Wal tons 38 Played Ralph Hinkley 39 Sorrell Boeke role 40 Article 4 1 He was Fred Sanford 43 Shes Ch11s Cagney 45 Star of · S1111er Spoon!>" 46 He was Hutch 49 811<1n1 top 51 UK decoration 54 Concerning 56 the air ' •Word Game~ TTEl<S IN ELOW. Sunday, Nov. 11. 1984 31 A Lisa"' demonstration that 1::,. lt'sour way of introduci ng you co L1~. Applt.':-.· revolutionary new personal computer fo r the offKc So powerful, it lets you control many n-u11or business functions at one time. So advanced . H~ ~>ftwttrc alone took over 200 person~years to dt•wl~ op And~> ~11nple . you can run 1t with rnw h.11h.l l EASE A · ~~-~flfi'9"'. FROM: •tos per ...... • for 63 months with 10% down-upon approved credit. IL SlJNOA i N P Vf MBf R 11 . 1984 ORANGE COUNTY C AL If ORNIA ~l· Cf N T'-, . . . Parents plead:for\ .. tot's s .afe·returD 'Whoever has her, we just want them to let her go,' says anguishe d mother Mike and Patty Bradbury quickly don't seem real or normal anymore." looked at each other when the phone -Retuminll to Huntington Beach rang, . has been pamful for the young couple, mnes an hour; too fast for me. But J their tent. but they later moved an to a think it's impon.ant bean& here. recreational vehicle a sheriffs deputy There's always that outside chance loaned them. that he (the kidnapper) might call." ··1 gues$ I kept expccung her just to "He .. is believed to be a balding. wander back into camp. I don•t gray-haired man in his 50s w~ knowr" Mike explained. "I felt close seen dri..Jing a shiny blue van ar d to her out there. As soon as we broke ·"Do you want me to get it?" she wnodrovehomethispastweekaftera asked. • . . . 20-day vigil at Joshua Tree National the desert campground near T camp, I wanted to go back out there. -· tynine Palms-the day Laura apparent· ... t'tlt like I was deserting hct," he 'ly was ~rabbedJ\lst 50 yards from her added. "W)len I aot in my car a.nd STEVE MARB LE PEOPLE IN THE NEWS ,.The second A~g Qrought ~1ke to Monument where their 3-year~old has feet. Patty waHC<t,.measunna her daughter. Laura, was' kidnapped. husband's reaction as he put the -~ The little blond, brown-eyed gjrl receiver to his car. has not bCcn found; but San "I just feel nervous all the time," Bernardino Sheriffs de~uties say Patty said. "It's a nightmare. Thinas their gut feeling is that shes still alive Coaet The Veterans Day holiday wlll be observed along the Orange Coast Mon- day./ A2. .......... -.................. -... ~ ..... , ................... ., ..•... , •.•... , . .. , .. ,~·························--································ California tos Angeles' redevelop- ment plans promise to reshape the city's skyline -and aging Central Llbrary./A7 Nation When top economists talk, poeople In the Unit- ed States listen./ A8 World Teen-agers from 14 countries are touring the United States, detailing the terrors of life In war- torn nations./ A9 Tension mounts In _ 1((1(..a~uaaa~o~ern-_ ·ment workers are told to · fight U.S. soldiers In their_ netghborhoods at night In case of Invasion./ A3 Style Luxurious fabrics go Into the Lexi O' Angelo Couture Collection de- signed In lrvlne./8 1 Sports and probabl' still in SO~them Cali- fornia. "It's tough being home," Mike said. "I feel like the world is goinll 90 parents campsite. . looked at that empty ,eat, I couldn't' Aiong with s0n Travis, 8,'. and' 1 acctpt it. It's hard to deal.with reality .• Emily. their infant daughter, ,Mike I don't want to deal with it." and Patty stayed for three weeks at the The Bradburys, who live m a camp where Laura vanished. modest condominium near Edison For much of the time they stayed in High School. have ~ to do all . .,.., ........... "' ........ ~ USC's football team is headed for the Rose Bowl after beating No. 1 Wash- ington, 16-7./C1 Mike and Patti Bradbury. with eon Tram and claacJater Emily. talk about efforts to find their daacJater. Laura. Corona del Mar and Uni- versity High boys ad- vance to the CIF cross country flnals./C1 Entertain me nt The sound of music will be heard all over Orange County as three musicals open this week./88 He started out as a bit player, but Donald Duck became a big star, and celebrates 50 years In movies this week./8 7 Buelneu A medical center under constructloQ In Newport Beach wlll offer a less expensive alternative to hospitalization ./D5 Travel Mountaintop Romania hotet cetebrates Count Dracula./85 INDEX Lifeguards issue SOS-f-0r41roject Attempt to b UTid tleWitfeguard h eadquarters doomed to fall without assistance, they say By LISA MAHONEY Of ltle o.llr .......... Many people believe lifeguards have a pretty cushy job. They take life easy. enjoying sand, surf and sights - getting a suntan all the while. Why then arc veteran lifeguard Mike Dwincll's hands as rough as a construction worker's? Dwinell, who has guarded Laguna Beach shores for 16 years, has spent the past several months almost single-handedly putting-up the frame of .a new lifeguard headquarters on Main Beach. Dwinell, 34, docsn 't p retend to be a carpenter -just a defcrmined man. When it became obvious back in 1978 ~that the city oould not finance construction of a new building to replace the variety of cramped quar- ien lifeguards have used over the yean, Dwinell took matters into his VWft (then smooth) hands. - Inspired by lifeauard orpnizations in Australia, New Zealand and Ire- land. which rely hcavify on volun- teensm for beach patrols and cq_uip- ment and facility needs, Dwinell rallied the Laguna Beach Lifeguard Association behind a fund-raising effort for the building. The association, with enthusiastic public support, bas raised about SJ0.000 -enouJh to finish but not furnish the building.. · Dwinell estimates another $35,000 is needed to equip the t ,200-squarc- fcnt headquarters and to invest for ill lfpkeep. But the sun-browned Dwinell has other worries beside where the money will come from. With winter com ing on and all but three lifeguards laid ofT of beach duty, progress o n the buildinf • has been painfully slow, Dwinel said. · Working on the project Wednes- days and Saturdays, his days off. Dwinell as sometimes joined b)' another lifeguard or a passerby. lJut most onen he toils alone in his "on- the-job trainina program," (Pleue ... LD'BOUAllD8/ A2) _.. ......... ..,u........, Llf~ lllke Dwinell la the drt.tDC force beb.lnd tbe head"qaarten coutracdon project. they can to su.Wn the .-.arch for'\ Laura. even if i.t means ~ll1'1 t.be ~c story aptn and ap1Jl. • It's necessary and. in a way, it's the only way I can deal wnb 1t,•• said Pan,y, rocking her '4-montb-old dau&.er on !)er k:nee ... lt keeps her aJiv y mind and my memory:· S returning, the Bradburys ··• have met witb Sheritrs deput:ia.~ investigating the· kidnappioa ~ and With members of Oranae COuQtY Search and Rescue, wbfoh has raised $20,000 as a reward for information that leads 10 Laura's safe return. (Ple&M Me P AUl'fT8/ A2) Council defers .. debt on acreage Payments postponed until October 1985 for developer in LB By LISA MAHONEY Of .. .,.., ......... The saty of 1.agun.a Beach has agreed to let a Los Angeles develo~ purchase 64.3 acrcsofSycamorc Hills on a layaway plan of sorts. , The City Council deferred nearly $2 million in principal and quancrly interest payments Kaufman&. Broad Inc. owes the City until October) 985. Under a previous agreement, Kauf- man &. Broad was to pay about S 115,000 m interest this month, and qaan an February, May and Au,ust of 1985. The company, which plans a · l-wnu, ~tiaJ .oe...----.... velopment on the acreage, wai also scheduled to pay $1.4 million an principal an August 1985. Company officialusked the cn y to defer all payments until Oct. 26. 1985 to save the company from bAlvang to pay interest on a loan n will have to take out. Kaufman &. Broad has already g.iven the city a $1.14 m1lhon down pa)ment. Caty Manager Ken Frank satd Laguna Beach residents will benefit from the a~ment. too. because the city wtll get a break on the interest it pays on ats debt for purchase of the enurc 522-acrc Sycamore Hills. The city purchased the property for $6. 7 milhon m 1978 to prevent another propcny owner from developing the e4lure acreage. ihecll} owes Rancho Palos Verdes (Pleue eee DEVELOPER/ A2) Ferguson named· secretary for caucus The Orange Coast's nt'west statt' legislator. .\sscmbl}man-clect Gil Ferguson. R·Newport Beach. has been named to a leadership position with the lower house's Republican C'aucus. Ferguson was elected secretar) of the 33-member pan) caucus. a pos- 1t1on usualh resened for freshman lawmakers. ·Ferguson "111 be one of ~o freshman Republicans 10 the .\ssembh v. hen the Legislature next COn\CnCS. "It's a grra1 opponumt~ lo be 10 on poltC) dC<'ISIOnS," S31d f erguson. IO Sacramento to attend the caucus· organ1zat1onal m<'C'llng Ferguson supponed lht• cand1daq of new \s<;embh Minont\ Leader Pat Nolan. R-Glendale. "ho rcplact"d the more moderate Bob ~a' lor. R- Menlo Par~ In Tuesda) 's clecuon. Ferguson handal) defeated Democrat tc' en Feldman for tfie the 70th .\sscmb1) Dtstnct scat 'ac:ited h\ state Scn.- elC<'t Manan Bergeson. R-ewport Beach Erma Bombeck Bridge Bu8'nees Cel"ornla Newt Cluelfled era.word F•tur .. Hora.cope Nattona1New9 Optnton 85 85 05-8 A3 If y ou 've g o t the brain power, M ehsa wan ts you Publle Notlcet AMI Eatate Spon• Stock Mattceta ,=...o., TtMl9il #> Tra¥et Weeth« WOftd,._. et-10 88 85 C9 A3 A10 C• 01 .... C1_. or-a 81-+ TV.:tl 88 A2 A3 But members who pass the requisite IQ test soon find they can't et away with snobbery Would you want to meet someone ' intelligence test. who can anawcr the followina qucs.-That•a one in every 50 Amcricam tion: "lf..iJ were two hours later, it or 4 million people. says M111ot would bl'flalf 11 long until midnight itelman, Mensa c"ccuti\IC director at it would be if it were 1n hour later. And t~que tioft ebo~ is one of 10 What time is it "°wr-on a m1n1·te t proa~ll\IC members More than 900 Oran.,c Co\lntian.t can take 10 see whether the)' have the would. They are mcmbera of Men P'IY matter to'°'"· A mo~ tittensa"c Mensa is 1 aodal 0tpn1zat1on for upcf'\11ttd eumination 11 rcqui'1:'<1 the ""Y tnttlli,enl· Membership 1s to actually qualify. Jim1tcd to thlt 2 pm:cnt of the 1tclman, S6. 1s an Oranac ounty population wt\o can ~ above 130 tlus 'Wtt .. cnd fort rqional ~t1'erin or the equivalent on a standard of members that bcpn Fnday C\lt- i .. I 1' nina and conunue throua,h toda) at the Rtgistl')' Hotel 1n Irvine. Se1telman sa)'s Mensa' board of d1tteton Wiii UM the .,tbcnna a an opponunity to unvctl a plan to double the orpniut100'1 0.()()(). person membership. Scitelmao. who's been with Mensa's Amencan branch aim t from its bcainnin! 2• ycan qo, calls tht organrzat1on 'an enormous data Nnk of inttlhgcnt people .. That sounds very 1mpo ana. but Men~ members •~ no t pompou ptettn· taou or prcsumptuou . he ) Once a person makes 1t into the fold. members can~ 'iUrt they arc on thcsamemtnta1 plane "' ou c1n't 1ct ' av.-a) with being smug or nobb1 b l•t a Men pthmna) beau~ )'ov111 be put do'NTI pretty quick.'' Se1telman said lntclhgent. thirst) for knowltd . many of the Men ehte arc c~pcrt probkm solvers. But don't m~ke the m1stal;e of calhna them gen1ux • not an frontofSeuclman a1 lea t "h 1 not 'CftouJh to be h1~I 1ntclhgent to ht' calltd a aen1us. • llelman fumt'\ One mu~t ti( a p1onttr, an inno"ator she sa 'I The laMI '" sunph too lof\} for the run-<lf-thc-m11l 2-pcrCC'ntcn There 1\ no doubt. hov.c \cr that Men~ membcn rt above the crov.d 1n term~ of 1ntelhgrnce. which 1telmlll dtflne\ '" ')le 11h1lm 10 .:-I ' \ team .\nd although their act1v1t1cs and topt~ of dlsnJn'!On ma bl-httJe different from those with IVe~ brainpower, the\ arc ahlt' to apply higher Inds of tb10k1n.1 that an leave th<' common man b(h1nd. . The nrcd to rclatt to others of similar 10tellect 1s the dnv101 force b(hand Mensa Its 120 1roups 1eat- tt"f'f'd Chrouatiout the country Krvc a larscl> wc1al function· hoSlll'\& panics orpnanni pmn hke Go. ~hbk and Tnv1al Punu1t. and all- 10.aJI " ins thtir mcmbcn a cti.n~ ltl mtt't t~1r own lttnd. IUrol Hawn. )q, aJC'To'Cll) dNtJnCr and pre .. ad<'nt of a nut and boh (Pleue aee M&.N9A/A2) ' ~ ·-- er.,. Cout DAILY ptLOTI~. November 11, 19M ) ol1day to lJe obSer.ved Library. has v1•wa.rW1t•ob11rvec1 ~ '°' tuin ... Md~ ~et well klts .... ---Miii ... tor gov-• UIUll. •rnrnenf eMployeet •nd n.h CDllDlon In the OIUll of or chll dren daolchldr•. · Cella · Mlle. IMne. Ulg\ff.\a City and county offtcee le9ct'I Hurittngton 8-dt and The Newport Beach Public Library ttwauahQuttMOnnae~WUI Pumiln~Wllbepertonned 1i. ofTerins "get well kits" for 111 clole ltielr doora. but emergency n uau• M~ wt.lie the collec· children.. . . -._ WOf1c • _ lftdUdlrva tloin Wiii be put oft a day In The kits, cons1stang of crayons, W .,. "• colonng sheets, paper games and ~ Md ftr9 dep#tment9 -Newport 8eech. puzzles, paperback books and olher jtl Nm9ln on the )ob. T-. wtll Newport BMoh wtfl have no items are available at no charge at the benom811dellvery.Cour1aw1Hb4111 Monday1treet 1weeplngelthef. four branch librarieS'. For infor-CllOeed. The o.My PMot wtll be ~ wtff be ck>Md u ftft. mation, call 644-3186. CONTINUED STO RIE S DEVELOPER DEBT DEFE RRED ••• fromAl ' t S1.8 million 10 pnnc1pal and antercs~. and other prebm1oary steps must be Interest accrues at a rate of $1.SOO a taken first, but Frank said the C'll> (fay.• Council hopes to sell $6.8 million 1n Frank said terms of the c1~nds to pay for water lines.. SC"-er aJfCemcnt with Rancho Palos Verdes llncsand street improvements. jive the city a break for lump-sum The fonnation of an assessment payments, which it will · make in district excuses Kaufman & Broad October I 985. from having to finance the 1mprove- The Clly Council also formed an ments. People who purchase the new usessment district this week to condominiums. townhomes and ftnance improvements on Kaufman apartmeJU..houses will find an ad-a Broad's property. A public heanng d1tiol)al assessment on their Lax bill • 10 pa> for the improvements. If the developer were to finance them. said Frank. the cost wou.ld be tacked onto the pnce oi!he unitS and ~hear owners would have to pay more interest on their mortgages. Sewer and water Imes and streets should be installed over the wanter, with home construction expected to ~in 1n the spring or summer, Frank said. MENSA AIMS FOR MORE MEMBERS ••• l'rom Al ' company in Orange, 1oined Orange County Mensa four years ago. Hawn says she took a Mensa quii ahc found in a ma~ine. then followed through with theJ ormal ~telhgence test for her own sat1sfac- uon. • "When I was in eighth grade, I had a science teacher who said I had an 80 IQ and I never believed it. I was looking to prove myself," she said. After joining the group Hawn says she found she could be herself. Before that, she says, she felt like an outsider; .. there wasn't a niche where I felt I belonged." Now, Hawn says, she no longer has to explain the punch lines of her JOkes -Mensa members understand fbem. She can also 1aJlc about eny- lubject I want to. Someone in the group either shares }'Our interest or is willing to talk to you about it. It's marvelous finding a group that ac- cepts me.jokes. stories, weird sense of humor and all." Anyone washing to team more about the Mensa organizatton may contact the Orange County group at S40-7860. -- Karol Hawn PARENTS PLEAD FOR RETURN ••• .bom ---..-. HE-LP FIND LAURA BRADBURY Friends and relatives have dis· tnbured bumper stickers which beara photograph of Laura and contain the message: "HELP FIND LA URA BRADBURY." Most of the stickers are being d1stnbutcd to truck dnvers. first baseman Ron Carew drove out W1th a duffic bag filled with baseball paraphernalia for Trav1i. and has telephoned the little boy several tames since. Residents of Twentynine Palms and Yucca Valley ~oo~ turns cooking hot meals and dn vang them out to the. family. There was a candy-filled pumpkin on Halloween and a Curkey dinner. Others brought money. · Coa•tal Extended c~ ~II C1-lencl CoMnbMl.I 0 COll>ml!u•.Oll Concofd,N H OlllM-fl WO<lll Oeylon o.n- 0..MO!nee 0.trOlt 0..Mh EIP-~ ,~ f9rgo f'ltloatafl Grand Rllplda GrMlhb ~o.N C Hartford Hafetta Honokllu Houaton lndlanapoh J~Mt Jee*_.... J11Mau KanauClfy Luveo .. uttle flQCI< LoeAngilie. LOU~ LUllbock ~It 44 11 4$ S9 151 60 SS 49 71 33 54 41 eo 41 12 54 se 49 se 23 35 37 57 41 30 25 17 ,. 15 45 .. ·T n 20 69 12 55 47 41 27 .. 34 .. 41 44 23 14 74 " es 42 $5 TempeFatures MlamiBMcll Mldlncl-()d .... 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(** D~FflON~S ShO*~ Ra-t\ ,,.,,..._, .. ,.n,.~ Uct luO~ "•'"''" ,.,, ... ~ t.1k4...i ....,.,..otn...-1 _..h r "-.t.JA• ~ t t ti' 78 63 SI Pel•Tampa 118 S4 bit Lake City 12 41 San Antonio ,. 21 San Olego 53 4 1 San Fr anc:iaoo 32 28 San J11e11,P R 82 66 St Ste Marie 87 41 SMllle ~~ :~ ~:1:: 53 48 Spokane 5~ '' 8yracuff 69 52 TQt)elta tl'i 34 T-28 11 Tutu 41 30 Wathlngton 7D 37 Wlclllla 57 52 Wllke .. Barre !>4 39 Wllmfngton,O. SuR F REPOR T LOCATION Zum• BMCll Santa Monica HewP9'I 9"cll San Diego County eo 54 41 33 71 42 71 54 67 S4 8' 78 3S. 2t 53 ~ 97 55 • •ll 2A 43 33 63 •• 4~ " 79 40 $5 42 le 41 52 35 82 46 118 49 OtMCTION w w w w Delly l'llo4 photo by LIM ...,,_, aeparate the bead quarten • main office from It.a lock er room. LIFEGUARDS NEED A RESCUE ••• From Al On Wednesday, Dwtnell was cov-lhlS could be finished in a week." he time and effort. he sa)S. The city's ering wall studs with plywood sheet-said. building depanment regu larly in· ingand putting ceiling beams an place The association received its build-SJX.'ClS their work and requires that with the help of lifeguard Mark ing permit for the project in April. In mistakes be torn o ut and redone. be KJosterman. June, lifeguards began the "grunt said. ~'This guy ill 99 percent of the work" of prepann& The city-<lonate<f "l ICind of get ahead of myself and project.'' Klosterman said of his site, at one lime a public bathhouse have to tear things up a lot.'' Dwinell partner. "If I lifeguardedlhe way I do and, before that. the home of the said. construction, there'd be IOdrownings Boy's Club. C'1ty Building Inspector Rack Ben- a day." The Werner Corp. of Anaheim nett refused to discuss the lifeguards' Klosterman said the lifeguard-as-P !'.C the association._ a brea!_ on th~ proiect. But City Mana~er Ken Frank pnce of concrete and local workeTS praised the assoc1at1on s effons. soc1at1on as grateful for the contnbu-'sed · f h fi da · Several groups of supPQrters have distributed thousands of orange fliers that descnbe the missing girl and the possible kidnapper in detail. Others have held bake sales and garage sales to raise funds to help support tne Bradburys. who are strapped for money because the~ ha .. e devoted all their waking hours to th e search. The whole thing hai. been an emotwnal roller coa,tcr nde for the fam1l> .. One day a guy from town came out wuh his pickup Just loaded to the top wi th firewood.'' said Make. "The people out there were unbelievable. And the sheriffs deputies made me feel li'ke I was the captain's son or something. They're speC'lal people.'' tions of time, money and materials it superv1 pounngo t c oun taon. "They've done an amazing job Laura's whereabouts. ti_as_reccived 50 far, but more help is Help with plumbing and wiring the getting their project to thi point," he In a W"3). the blitz hes stunned Milce needed if the project is to be com-building has also been promised. said. "It got to the point where there would be a s1gh11ng and m) hcan would start pounding. Then I'd get a call and someone '"'ould te ll me. 'It's not her.'" said Mike Laura. a sh)' girl v.ho '>Land i. onl> 3 feel tall and "-C1ghs les<o than 30 pounds. was lac;t seen late on the afternoon of Oct. 18. She had walked 10 an outhouse near the famil )' campsite with her brother and had waited outside. When her brother came out. she was gone More than 400 voluntt'cr searchers combed a I 0-square-mile area of the boulder-strewn terrain looking for the Jlrl. The search was halted when 10v~t1gators determined she had f1kel y been abducted. The Bradbul)s said they had a constant stream of '1s1tors whale keeping their .. 1g1l California AnRCI Just Call 642-6086 Delly Pilot Oellvery It GuerentMd "It restored my faith in humanity," Patty added. "I wish there was some way I could thank them ... Since returning to Huntington Beach. the Bradburys have received a personal call from California Gov. George DcukmeJ ian. offers of as- sistance from celebnt)' attorney Melvin Belli and ad,ace from a representative of the ~dam Walsh Foundauon. a non-profit group that gained national attention after the telev1s1on movie .. Adam" aired last year. making the public conscious of the problem of abducted children. This past week. friendi. and rela- 11ve formed ~ DC"-group called "Fnends to tand Laura" and ha' e established a post office box (P.0 Box 27 I 2. H untangton 'Beach. 92647) for donations and a telephone number (960-3017) for lips on and Patt). pleted. But Klosterman says many more "Nobodr, believed 1t could get this "The magnitude as over-hands arc needed, es~cially trained far along,· Klosterman said. But whelming.'' said Make. "It's great but "If we got four of the guys who ones. The lifeguards trial-and-error "people arc jOing tQ see this program 1n a wa} I slept better at night out really did construction for a living, efforts are costing them in terms of stop real quick 1fwe don't get help." there. I had 10 cut firewood, fetch r --------------------.....;.. ________ __:. __ ...:...._ _____ -=-_....:._ water -JUSt fundamental things that kept me busy In a way, I felt at peace. "Now that I'm home, there's so many details. So many telephone calls and things to do," he added, sifting through a stack of photographs of has daughter. trying to find the perfect one for a new flier. The Bradburys are holding out hope that someone will spol t.heic daughter or the abductor and re- member to wnte down the license plate number or even follow the car. ~All we want as our daughter. That's our plea." the mother said, put ling the photographs aside. "Who- ever has her, we just want them to let her go. We don't even want to ~now who took her. Just please let her go.'' Wh at do yo u like about the Daily Piiot? Wha t don't you like? Call tbe number at left and your message will be recorded, transcribed and dellverH to the appropriate edHor. • The same 24-hour answering service may be used to record letters to tbe rditor on any topic. Contributors to our Letters column mast include tltelr name and teleph one number for verification. No circulation calls, please. Tell u What's on yo ur mind. ORANGE C )A~ T Daily Pilat Clrculatlon 714/842-4333 CIHtlfled edvertlelno 714/842-5871 All other depertmente 842-4321 MAIN OFFICE 5,1 'J:tf t'M!J '" 1A1 ' H. L. Schwartz Ill P it11i~r"' y-•'111J lo I I '"' ~H' ,1 C.ut>~ t•'f I • .,-; (' 'f!I t ,.1 t tQ ii " ••'(! ( U 'f f A """,,,,., •1 Clrculetlon Telephone• ...... °'.'II"..,.,.,.,., I "'""~ U2-4» I l,i...-.4 11.11"" ....._ • RoHmary Churchman Car 11 )lt~·r Donald L. Wllllam1 Coc.ul.Hlon Mrlnager • VOL 17-, NO. 311 • ' Scouts eqosed to dlo:rln CIA wo:rk~rs to be disciplined face IJO apparent IJazard Reagan approves (flsctpltnary action :.!1 .. ~..st.~no:':;:. =;~:j~1.:,W,:: 1,,... ~ ... p,... ·but insist~ manual violated no laws ~m~~:o'!:sa~~~.~ ~=!~~·alkioa ~:C ~="" .. ~ . . W ASHINOTON -~ .enior Anny oftlciaJ said Saturday that the • On Saturday, Rouasel said, .. The thins happened in the fin1 PtaOe." ducovery of the toxic cherrucal dio~n at a VifliJlia bue ulCd by 32 000 Boy SANT A BARBARA (AP)-Preti· ahould lnvtttipc.e lbe entire com· pmldent bas rad the report and Aaked about the ClA c:ond= ScouuuacamptJ'Oundin 1981 wa11"terrible1nuatlon .. butthatprtliminary dent Reqan approved dieciplinaty mancht.NC1ureoftheCIA. coocun With it.a judamenu and that no laws were violated by tnU showed no health bazatd existed. Pat Hillier, uahtant toeretary of the action Saturday rfuiinst an un-Wbite Houte drputy prett ~ "'*"Director Catey to implement aration of the manual, '~l aid; Army .for lnstallatjona and lopllics, also aaid that Fort A.P Hill, near •JJeci1fied n~mberh .0f ~~or~-level ClA mary Peter ROUMCI said lhe diJ. 'ibeto~pliv~~b'~.ilikdrreyt'::d·"tb• "Anybody wbo couJd that FNdericklburs. Va., would be cleared ofany dio~and ·aiven a cleaJibill of emp oyeetiort e1rrol'llltn naa doli.narY letion. recoauneftded by -· ~ contlutJon ha.I botft readifta 'Alice i(· health by environmental aaeqcies '-tfore tbou11ndt of scout• converse on the Nicarquan rebel manual, ut he the CIA inapeC'tor ,enerai. could controvmy over °'i_ manual since Wondertand' wtad of radi-the ~ ... ~=:l:~g~!J"d":.~~:.r..~~:'.'!·~?.:=~1= !~~~\:.l!\"~!~·N=n111o= ~1be.,pv::".:1f1 ~: ·=~nallha"7:'/.~!:.= ::~.'"" is prepom1 i«' * contarn1nauon wu so lmlll. levels so low and lenath of time the scouu wel'C violated no· laws. CIA Director William J. Cuey aeneral's report did not go far enoua,h. there ao short p I' · fi di · d' tha h 'd I J • · M bit Se ,..,._ , ... t..-1-f Co th ·--"If the only thin& that comes out of "Our committee hat ..... IO look at • re aminary n nas an icate t t e re11 ua contam nauon" eanw e, nate ~mocrat woulU ~... "IRll on e mat ... J thi1 ia a few JUnior·level people beina this d ak 'fwha .aii ended not areat enoup to pose a health hazard." Patrick Leahy auaetted that the low· this week. reprimanded then they really have with";, ~ 'inc.ell~ Jr beby.u~ De tra• • t .6aJ _6 level employees miaht be turned i_nto Reqan'a acceptance of the inapec. been made 1e1pqoau," l..ahy, a mean. la tbia tJuna ju.st Soi.GI to . moa• &On JllV&• nlC~ ~f16e 1e&peaoats and be said Coqma tor peral'• findinas came three days membtr of the senate •lli&tnce become wone and WOtlC and wone.: CHICAGO -About 30 nwthm -blacks and whites -protested "' • Saturday aaainat a brick·hurlina melee ajmed at a black man and 'bis family aftet they moved into an ~ment in .nr all·wbite nei&hborbood. Some onlooken jeered at the demonnration. Carryina sians readina "Jim Crow in Cicero Must Oo" and "You Reap What You Sow," the demonatrators · marched for about 4S minutes under the scrutiny of about SO policemen and about 100 onlookers who pthered across lhe ttreet. Some yelled raci&l slun at th~ cam.onstralQn.. "We don'\ want them, end they don't want us," said one uni~tified ~an 1n the crowd from the all-wbite neiahborhood, known 11 "The Island," across the atreet from suburban Cicero. "And none of thia js .Tension m ·o .iJnts . . aoina to cha.nae that." for Nicaraguans Nunery 01FJ1er coatai. cltnu bum order FORT PIERCE, Fla. -The owner of a nursery where citrus canker was di1COvered haa urpd hundreds of bis cu1tomers to defy orden to bum stock received befbre last May, b1,1t a state qriculture official said Saturday that most IJ'Owen were eoopcrauna with the order. "It is our opinion, as well as that of noted experts, that the contamination ia very recent at our nursery, probably no earlier than June or July 1984," Bill Adama owner of Adams Containerized Citrus Trees lnc. in Hain« City, wrote in a letter to customm da1ed Nov. I . "However, tbe Department of Plant Industry is rcquestina destruction of all container citrus trees that came from our nursery after Aua. 31 , 1983;' be told cuatomers, contesting the atate orden. HomJcldal Santa movie •par~• prote.t. A horror movie about a murderous, ax-wieldina Santa Qaus has aparked pickets and calls to televiaion stations, alona with complaints that even the ads for the film are too "ahoulish" for children. Pickets areeted the Milwaukee openina of the movie "Silent Niaht, Deadly Night" on Friday. Protetten outside the theater hefted sians. -includina one that read: "Santa Does Not Slay." Kathleen Eberhardt, whose children are 2 and S years old. organized the picketina in Milwaukee after she saw the television ads. Ftmdameatalut 6fillty In fatal paddlbJ6 PETERSBURG, W.Va. -The founder of a fundamentalist Christian community was found auilty Saturday ofinvoluntary manslauahter and felony conspiracy in the 1982 fatal paddling of a toddler there. Dorothy H. McClellan, a 47-year-<>ld mother of nine, faces a maximum sentence offive yean in prison and an S l l ,000 ftne when she is sentenced at an µndetermined date. Sbe is free on $20 000 bond pendina a pre-sentence investiption. Joseph Green died Oct. S, 1982, at qe 23 months after he was paddled for about two hours by his parents, Stuart and Leslie Green, who were convicted in 1983 of involuntary manslauahter. CALIFORNIA A'ctor Gary Coleman receive. ae• kidney '=----------------------- J Government workers told to fight against \ U ·~· soldiers at night MANAGUA. Nicaraaua {AP) - Government office workers have been instructed to fight U.S. soldien in their neighborhoods at ni&ht if the United States invades Nicarqua, a aovernment newspaper said Satur- da . to prepare for the alle&ed immi· Storms pound nation; 1 dead By Tlle Auoclated Preu A larie storm system swept bands of hail·laden thunderstorms from lhe Gulf Coast across the Tennessee and Ohio valleys Saturday after a night of tornadoes that smashed homes and businesses in Missouri and Illinois. One person was killed and dozens were injured. LOS ANGELES -Actor Gary Coleman star of NBC·TV's "Ditrrent On the northern side of the weather Strokes," on Sa~W>dcTWent-hia second ~nsplant"Ud wat''doin,-Jyltem~lfp to1"81ncbes oTsnowfell on well," officials llidO e pint-sized l 6-year--01~ TV star was in intensive care, north-central Nebraska and wet snow where he was e"Xpected to remain for about three days. iced highways from Iowa into Upper Michipn. nent lnvaaion, the leftist Sandinista aovernment bad said it would begin on Saturday to issue rifles and train students in defense tactica. But a tour of the city at mid-mornina revealed no tralnina seuiona at any of the variout militia drillarounds acattcred tb'"?buaJiourtbe capital. Junta coordinator Daniel Ortega. reiteratioa alleptiona that U.S. s"y planes bad violated Nicarquan au- spec:c last week, w11 cfeliverina another invuion warning to re- porten on Saturday momin,g when a noite like a sonic boom rattled windowl in lhe capital. Sandinista officials have said that three previous, similar booms -the tint on Oct. 3 l and the other two on Nov. 8 and 9-were caused by U.S. spy planes breaking the sound barrier over Ni~. Ortep. with bis right hand in the air for emphasis, was telling reporters at a breakfast meeting about the allep:d spy planes when a boom interrupted his remarks. Ortep's meeting witb.the prets was his fint since winnina the presidency · in last Sunday's nationwide elections. Meanwhile. the aovemment's di-rector of communications, Lt. Nelba Blandon, beld a mccllnf of editon and news directors on Fnday, asking the Nicaraauan media to act with "responsibility" in reponina infor- mation, accordinJ to sources who attended the meetmg. , The sources quotea ·1rcr as -saying the media is prohibited from printing any news on alleged electoral fraud or about-people wbcr drd not vore ln the election. Vola.nteiera Leo llora.nd (rtcJlt) and lllebael Emert.De wull aa oll-90Ued common muren ID llariJl Coaaty. A 5-mile- lon& oU allck from a doomed tanker bu klllM eome ..utnsa. wullect u~onBod••1beiicllua-aa1tbre&..%t~=----t Tomalee Bay'• oyster a.ad clam beda. tbe Cout Gaud-~ \ ~In bloetJJlc. named to USC clJaJr LOS ANGELES-An expert op the clash of scientific advancement with moral and lep.I interests bas been named to a newly created $2 million chair on bioethics at the University of Southern California. Alexander Capron, an attorney and professor at Georaetown University in Washington, D.C., will assume the Norman Toppina Chair -named for a former USC president -at USC on Jan. I. Capron says California is an attractive place for bioethics research ~use many leaal and ethical issues surrounding medical developments have surfacedllere, including Baby Fae's transplanted baboon heart. Another storm in the · Pacific brought hi~ wind and a threat of snow to the Northwest. Twisters, strong wind and hail caused more than S 1 million in damage and injured 11 people in southern Illinois, where Fayette County was declared a disaster area on Saturday. Heartache of war lingers on around Vle.tnam memorial Glean Ford dobJ6 •ell alter IJJp •argery SANT A MONICA -Actor Glenn Ford was reported doing well Saturday followina surgery at St. John's Hospital for a fractured hi_p, a hospital official said. The 68-year-old actor entered the hospital Tuesday night and was "up and about" Saturday. Head nurse Joan Nives said he would be released from the hospital soon. -~ -U.S. lavolvemeat In Nicaragua proteated LOS ANGELES-About 800 demonstraton opposed to U.S. policy ill C:Cntral America gathered Saturday outside the Federal Buildina on busy Wilshire Boulevard, calling on the Reagan administration to lceep the military out of Nicaragua. The protesters circulated a si&n·u·p sheet for pledges to ~mil civil disobedience if force is uled in the Central American country. The demonstration, sponsored by the Coalition for Peace and Justice in Central America and the Caribbean. began shortly after noon in Westwood. There were no arrests. police said. Brltl~ HOarlty •tepped up for •pectacle LONDON -Hundreds of police minaJed with crowds on Saturday for the Lord Mayor's Proc::euion. one of London's b~· t annual spectaeles, and security forces lhrouabout Britain stayed on hi alert for a possible IRA attack. A crowd tttimated by orpnizen at 250, turned out to watch the nationally televilCd proceuion of 4,000 marchen, includina rcpresentativtt of every branch of the military, some SO pily decorated floats and dozens of ceremonial benda. 1Vomaa H"6llt Ja IJrWlltoa bombbJ6 LONDON -ScotlaDd Yard said on Saturdayitwu 1eetina a 28-year-<>ld Irish woman in connection with the bombina last month ofa hoc.el in Briahton where Prime Miniater Marpret Thatcher and members of her Cabinet were atayina. The Irish Republican Anny said it did the bombina. A btland Yard 190keaman, Martin Habtood, said the woman, whom he identified as Evelyn Glenbotme, "ia wanted by anti·terroriat branch officen" for questionina. and that an atTett warrant bad been issued in London and provided to Irish authorities. Lebaaoa-laael t.lb ••JHUJded BEIRUT, Lebenon -Lebanon suspended troop withdrawal neaotlationa with Janel on Saturday aod said no m0te ta.lb will bt beld until the Jarad! army ftees four Shiite Moslem militia 1eaden amsted in south Lebenon. Announcemenu by Prime Miniac.er R.uhid Karami and by SbHc.e Moslem leader Nabib .le!riJ the Cabinet minitc.er for south ubuon, made it ulllikely that tbejutt .. wiea neprt:iatiom would mu me u tehedwed on M'onday In the IOUthern Lebuete villlet of Naqoura. Iadlan poUoe oomm«•foaer i'epJaoed A tornado touched down briefly Saturday near Savoy, Miss.1 about S miles south of Meridian, mockina down trees and power lines, the National Weather. Se'rvice 111d. A tornado watch was posted for parts of Louisiana. Mississippi and Alabama as the thunderstorms slid across l}le Gulf states. and one thunderstorm in nonheastern Louis.iana "oeraled wind up to SO to 60 mph. Thunderstorms produced small hail from Louisiana into lllinois during the morning. and funnel clouds were spotted around noon near Decatur. Parts of two communities re- mained seated off in Illinois and Missoun ef\er an outbreak of tor- nadoes late Friday. Many visitors leave tokens of themselves at foot of monument WASHINGTON (AP) -They come to the Vietnam Veterans Mem- orial by the thousands. Some cry softly, some run their fingers aero$$ the names on the black granite watt, and some leave a part of them. Flowers. frc1b or plasllc; a scruffy teddy bear; medals; leather holsters; fatigues; candles; miniature Ameri- can flags; beer for a hot day: pictures: handwritten poems encased in plastic. And letten. Those are just some the memorabilia that visitors place at the foot of the sweeping, Y·sbaped mem· A ~ .utroaaat ~ a •telllte lD tlala artlat'• .......... if a rw att.mpt Mt for llOIMIAJ. onal on which the names of the S8,022 Amencans lolled or m1ss1ng in action are engra ved. "People treat that place more li ke a cemetery than a monument It's like a grave site.'' said Bill Clark. an employee of the National Park Ser- vice. which 1s responsible for main- tenance at the memorial. For some of the tourists. reading end seetng the letters md gJfts to the Vietnam dead Sttms to open the floodpte ofemouon that marked the divisive ~ar Take Lester Paqu1n's typed letter. A small group of passers-by stooped or knelt to read the letter, most were crying by the time they had finished. "Dear Neil. we never bad a chance to mttt." wrote Paquin. who de· scnbed his anger that Neil Roben Burnham of Petersham. Mass .. bad died so you~ But, Paquin wrote: "You foun d someone who loved you very much ... Mary Lou is doing well. She has two beauuful cbildttn. a promtsing career and is now mamed to a man who is perhaps my dea~t fnend. ... Your dytng has forever chanted our uves." Burnham dlc<I Ott. 7. 1968, at age 20. The memorab1ha 1s collected by park setvlce maintenance crews. who make a sweep of the memonal daily. Generally, pcnshablc items.. like fresb flowers. wreaths and fruit, arc left unul they wilt or look unsightly. The other items arc taken to the park scrvtce maintenance area near the Potomac River. Astronauts get ready for salvage mission SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP) -:->1scovef) 's astronauts ~ucccss fully deployed a second satellite Saturday-and then concentrated on the most danng pan of their m1ss1on -tracktng down and l'C$CUtn& a pair of errant satellites that are trapped in u1eless orbits. The Lcasat 2 satellite. whlrhng hke a flyina pie plate. slipped out of its berth and spun awa)'. leavina the shuttle cargo ba) empty and ready to m:elve t'l.o sa1ellucs that ~ to ~ salvqcd on Monda) and Wednes- day. The launch followed Friday's suc· c:tsst\11 deployment of a c:anadian communications satellite and fttts the astronauts to con~ntrate on preparations for a dann& S~Of>~alk capture and ttro"ery of Palapa B2 and Westar 6. two satelhtcs that were left in utelesl orbits by rocket mist\~ inp follow.nt their launches dwina another sbuttk' m1ss1on last Fcbru· ary. r he astronauts unpacked and checked the space su its and eq~ ment that O•rdner and Joe.Allen will \ · use to corral Pala pa and Westar. The)' almost immcdiatcl> found a minor problem. Gardner reponed that the left hght in each of two pairs of work lamps worn on the spa<icsuits failed to tum on dun nJ a test. However, fll&ht d1rector Larry Bouraco1s said thi s p~stnted no problem. The spact walk. he said.. "can be accomplished with )USt one of the hghts. or actuall), Wlthout any of the hJhts at all ... A hand spothgbt also could be used, he said. met its launch on Thurtda). D1Kovcry has been stalli".':6 PalaP.t and Westar on a 1.6 million-mile hunt throuah the h~avens. Rocket finnp b> Discovery bavc lowl>-closc4 the pp betwee.n the shuttle and Palapa B) Saturday, the distance had narro~cd to about 4,300 male NEW OELHl, India -The Indian capital'• ~µce commillioner was find S.turdAy, .,..S bia sUCCIMOI' vowed to raton pubUC conftdnoe ebaUD by poUce fail&n to quell four dayt of deedl)' rlotiftl. .Tbou•nds of Sikh' ll*Dwbill. coptinUed t0 aetve the ref\aeM campt wliere they fled dwina the spree of murder anon and lootlna b)' Hindu mobl folloWina the Oci. 31 -•nation of Prime Minister IDdlra Gandhi. alkar dJl by Sikh membm of her own bodmaard. Tbe new commillioner SW"Yllant s. JOit ea1d lhe public JOit .ith In lfie 30,()()0.man New Delhi pohce tcww after Hindu policemen stood by or In some ca.1e1joined ln the carnqe by reveftltoeeekint mobl. More tban t 1000 people, moat o( tbem Slk.bs. died ln the riotlq. ClilefjusUce proposes expertjurorS pa!nel lfnr llld tor traoe la OaJI 1Var l9ported NEW ORLEANS (A?) -A "blue ribbon" panel of expertj~ron miaht be mon utef\al ln eome com~icated civil CllCI than I ftlllllar J\1.1)' o( laymen, O'licf Juaticlf Werra Burtrr told law 1t\ldent1 Saturday, IW'llf told a~imated.ly 1,200 Loyola Univmaty Law School •tu· MANAMA. llbraiJl,.... ltlamlc medlaton will trY !\tO IJ'TIQll & one-dent• and aunu thlt civU cua bavc rnoatb tnace bltwern Inn and lnq in bOPll ol tit up talb. become more complex and take dlplomadc eou.-ln Bebnln and !Audi Arabia laid oo ,:,.c:.ceSourcct loneer to try, diJcowqina j"10rt dOle to the Sludl Arabian...,... eecrewiat of the 4S.member OrpiUJ.atJon of from waf'lti na to sen-e. lllamk Contwence said ~iativee ot • llVCIMllUon peece committee '1lt bordm on cruelty to trap have bin authorized to yi t Iran ud J,.q ttd1 month. people for month• n • compln cate .. he laid In the flrlt lddreu of the kobtn A. AinJwonb Jr. Mem· orial Lect\K'e Seria.. Ainaworth, ttbo died in 1911;..i• a,rormer member or the 'th U.S. \..ircuit Coun or Appeals. Buf'ICf eaid some ~:rien make SI JO a day and., when t a.rt called to jwy duty, only •t S to ww Oii a fWetal coun JW'Y -• alt~tion he said deprives a person of bl• livelihood. Ht rteommcnded tbe lea&l ~ hion make "a c:artfUI study of the rtladve llttt of Junet in cmain civil r Ol'*"n.·· Buraer said som~altttnativcs that miaht be studied include uslna a "bfue ribbon" jury-such u doctors, economists or accountanu to Judat a cue ncedina tbeir cxpttt11e He alto rte0mmendcd the po tblc u• or I lin&)e judeie Or a thf'ee-JUdic panet to U)' eomc c:uc that normall) are heard by Ju.rlcs He said 10mecriuc' of the theory of cmplO)ll\I profewonlls IS JUT'0[1 U\ t«flnkal ?tel clatm ~e~ 11 tomt- tluna undtmocrattc about n .. -i Ho•-ever ht said prof« 1onals art of\cn ucludcd and la)'mcn 1tt1force4 to UJC •'their common sente" t6 undcntand iecbrucal pa1nt1 oftaw. · Buraer used th~ example or a recctt IBM l&wswt, ..-h1ch took 13 yean an• an tallmated S200 mdlion to ~ because or 1t1 complexity. He wd more proreujon&J JUI')' conorivabl could ha'-'e reduced the amount ci ttmt the Ctit spent an t.nal and ot appeal. t .. 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Reg. 115.00 to 165.00 aa to 123.75 1.00 to 7.IO oft: Your choice of frames in "brass, silver-finish or wood from Burnes of Boston • and Loui Michaf . Auonad styles and sizes. orig. 5.99 to 12.00 ...................... . . . . .4.• lpedel purcte11· Poster frames in brushed aluminum, gold or sihier finishes or black, holds three sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.• to 1..11 lpedel puct111~ 100-page photo album in blue. brown or burgundy . . . . • . . . . .;: . 5.11 ' r Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, 'November 11. 1984 AS , 401.00 OFF STIFFEL ANTIQUED BRASS TABLE LAMPS .. 31 " fluted urn lamps in antique finish brass with fan pleated shades. Reg 350 00 each. 299.00 peir. Lamps, 71 501 .00 OFF 2-PIECE SECTIONAL A chiant1-colored two .>art secllonaT 1n velvety Herculon • olefin corduroy protected with Scotchgard' Ong. 1200 00, 199.00. Furniture. 38 30.00 OFF 3-PIECE DRAFTING TABLE SET. 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Amenca" effort when his aon, one of Orpnizen of the shipment had .S,300 sailors aboard the ship, said the • P11nned to send the cookies •to \he main thing they missed wis home • P ... ian Gulf, where the America had cookina. baen on patrol about four months1 but "I know this present will be much mtilina them would take so Iona mere appreciated," said Navy spokesman .,.... no suarantee the aoodies. would / Nick Young. "Unless you've been at anive in time. sea, you can't imqine what the last ••w e're world~ directly with the two days of a Iona de~loyment are aciniraJ now and at looks like we've like. I'm sure ther, wtll enjoy the ot the hel we need to finish the · ob " cookies very much. ' . • c NOTICE In today's Target sale section on page.a •. we pJctyre a "Fancy Furs" cqat tor dolls,. but' incorrectty describe It as a Sunburst Pet. We are not sening a toy animal, we are selling a fur-like coat that fits dolls 16" to 18", such as Cabbage Patch Kids. 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"I enjoy conveying it." names pop up reaularly in economics Cooper, 39, first vice president and coverage. senior economist at Security Pacific "Economics is not a di1mal sci-National Bank in Los Angeles, says it ence, it's poorly marketed by econ-forces her to think about "what it all omists," says Yardeni, 34, chief means." economist at Prudential-Bache Sc-They have few complaints, perhaps curities Inc. in New York. -out of politeness, about being m1s- Thesc analysts can get as many as quoted. 20 calls on a day the government "People charge they're misquoted releases a major economic report like more than it happens," contends unemplo}!Jtlent or inflation, or when Ratajczak. 42i director of the ccon- an unexpected chanae occurs in the omic forecastina project at GeorJia economy, such as banks raisina their State University in Atlanta who prime lendina rate. On a ctar. like that, carved out a niche for himself on they mi&ht appear on TV s evening inflation surveys. news. Straszheim admits to getting "dit- In talking to reporters, they insist gusted and dismayed now and then they keep their political leanings a because something is quoted that I I · secret -even in an election year. thou&ht was not so important." Straszheim, 42 , vice president for Some do' acknowledge the quick U.S. services at Wharton analysis can get tiresome after the Econometrics in Philadelphia, takes fifth call in one day on the same pride in havini been accused, based subject. And it can become downright on bis printed remarks, of being both annoyin' when a lot of time is spent in an extreme liberal and an extreme cxplanauon only to find.a competitor conservatJve. ----quoted instead. "We arc analysts, we are not advocates. It's the kiss of death to Straszheim thinks there's an "'im- allow personal political views to plicit understanding" that an econ- contaminatc ... your analy~is," he omist be named if he's provided a says. time-consumlna analysis. Sinai, 4S, chief economist at "There's an expectation that they'll Shearson Lehman-American Express use your stuff at least some of the in New York. says, "I absolutely and time," says Evans. unc_guivocally stay out of politics." The)'. have few-complaints about Even discussing government pol-the dafficuJt subject of economics icy can be touchy. being watered down too much for Thomson, 48, senior vice president readers. and chief economist a\ Crocker Thomson did admit that his t'ccon- National Banlc in San Francisco, omist's soul is sometimes disturbed" r~lls dismissing former President when economic trends arc made too Carter's anti-inflation program as a simplistic. , "marshmallow" -only to find out But Cooper says, "It's a tou&h his bosses spoke favorably of it. "I'm world. You've got to sell your much more cautious in policy state-newspapers." Adds Sinai, .. lfl were a ments than before," Ile says. journalist, I'd dolt the same way." At least one found it can hurt be too They're ~uick to admit the pub- quotable. licity doesn t hurt their firms. "It 's "lmadeamistakecarlyinthegame another form of advertising," says - I confUsed notoriety with fame,"-Yardeni. • says Evans, 46, who heads his own Cooper says an institution's image ·consulting firm here. is helped when the opinion of one of "After a while I decided that it just its economists "means enough to be wasn't working out rid\t," he recalls. mentioned" in print. -Or~Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Nowmber f1, 1N4 Blood pressure drug may help smoke~s quit c NEW YORK (AP)-Cravinas ror c1prtucs appear to be alleviated by a druJ that has been known to diminish withdrawal symptom11 in heroin ad· dicts1 suuestma that the cravings for heroin and cigarettes arc similar. accordina 10 a study published today. The drua, called clontdLnc. is normally used to· treat high blood pressure and might eventually be u~ful as a treatment to help people quit smoking, according to ' study publisbed in Science mapzine. "~real news isn't that this is a4 cure for srneskina." said Dr. Alex- ander Glanman. princ1paJ author or the new study. "The real news is that a very specific drua that affects a limited number of cells an the brain affects addicuon to alcohol, opiates and smoking." The new study found that clonidu1e allevia\Cd cigarette cravings by reduc- 101 activity in cenain ~mall areas in the brain that make up what's called tht noradreneraic system. The noradrcnergic system governs the automatic fonctions of the ner· vous sy tem, 1uch a s1ana1tna the heart to beat and regulatina 61ood pressure, sai<J Glassman, a . psy. chiatrist affiliated with the New York tate Psychiatnc Institute and Col- umbia University in New York City It 1s Glassman's hypothesis that increased activity in the nor- adrcnel'&JC system 1s a signal "10 the addict 10 seek the substance he has come to expect will c;timinish his j mpcnding distress." • Clonidine's abihty to lower the acuvity ofnoradrenergic nerve cells is LA's skyline in for .change with 2 ·n·e~towets Planned l...OS ANGELES (A P) -Two next year across from the library on towering office buildings that will . Fifth Street, ihe highrisc is being reshape the d owntown skyline have ,developed by the firm· of Maguire been proposed as part of a $1 billion Thomas Panners. the newspaper redevelopment project that will ex-said. ~ pand the hlndmark Central Library, Redevelopment staff members " according to a published report. credited that firm -which lost a The plan, tentatively called the competition four years ago to develop Library Square project, has been the California Plaza prQject now enthusiastically endorsed by Mayor under construction on nearby Bunker Tom Bradley and other key. city Hill -with allowin1 the complex officials. · · Library Square package to be worked The towers will provide showcases out. tor two internationally known "Maguire Thomas just did not architecture 'fl"'rms: l.M. Pei and want to give up participatiii' in Philip Johnson & John Burgec, the creating a dynamic and exciting newspaper said. The city's Community Redevelop- men~ency and developers have been nning the prOJCCt for two year . The agreement on the first of the towers was reached late last week. Preliminary sketches of that SJ 15 million structure designed by Henry Cobb -a founding panner of the l.M. Pei office -show a 70-story cylindrical tower of 1.4 million square feet. Currently the tallest structure in the citr is the 62-story First Interstate Building. Scheduled _to._ begm consu:uclion • .. lf·•Pac:lng for HIY lnetelletlonl • AHl•t• nlcka end 1cr1lch•• Loot! for lap 7* 4V." 14V.", HI.. 18¢-4 • AIQ. 2.-.Hc SALE EA. NEW! 6 · x 8 " Wall Ceramic • New, lerger welrttte • lmpo"ed from lt1&rl 59,.. Venetl8n aotlda • AIQ .. 11C SALE lA. A•o Sa•e25% On Otcorator PlecNI SAVE 25-30%! M osaic Tile • DauNnt ltellen ,. ... nal Leoll for .... e.t9I SALE 7'4" I 7'4", 1'4" • f',li" 90¢ 114 AIQ. 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"I don't want to be quoted as beina too 0~1imi111c about thtJ as a tre.at· mcnt. • he said ... The rcaJ question with this is wtll it keep them from 1oin1 back. There you require a much lonatr upenmcnt, and wt haven't done ll yet:• R Bro>Nn, chief of lhc neu· l'O$C1Cfl(C btantb II tbt Na~ Institute on Dru Abuse in Wubi , ton. D.C .. ~nit c{onadine m • t be an efTecuvc aid. .. It ~u nds like a aood idea U> me ..o11u rm m !a vor of u;• taid Brown. • former smoker who wu ~· vdJAI• clonidine bcausc be had 'Jliab t ptt)sure and aid. he round .that ii reduced tus cipreue cravapa, a Hide-a-beer Sofa& by Simmons 80UTHWE8T FEATUM8 THE LARQRIT M&.mC'TM* OP llM"10N8 .. tOE-A..-D IOFAI IN OAAllM COUNTY PAl~ED FROM 1388 to 1788°0 All With a..utyreet .,.,,,.._ Che>Ote from Ve~eti, Plaids, Stilpee, Haitian: and Prl~ta. 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Tm mode prints ~ at 12 q>erideal for labeling charts or hst1ng pre> grmna. Includes pena. 12& 1192 • Onnge COelt DAJl.Y PILOT/Sunday, November 11, 1984 .. Boris Pasternak's relatiVes evicted fiom cottage . . v 10 DOWN 0.A.C. v El.clrlc Sim v A11lotn11llc poetry has received official approval and some edition• have been printed In Motc.ow. The sources with ties to the lltcra~ community, said aome of Pasternak s belongings were kept by relatives and some were taken to a rest home owned by the Writers Union. The sources, Soviets and Western diplomats, seoke on condition they not be identified. • ·The Writer& Union and Litfund sought control of the dacha two years aao on grounds that it should be given to one of the writers on the Iona waiting list of those cliaible to reocivc a home in Peredelkino. Writers Union regulations require that houses Jl1lnted &o members be vacat- ed within two yea rs after their deaths and reassigned to other writers. an unofficial museum since his death in 1969. Efforts to open the dac~a as an official museum have fatlcd, •P,- parently because of the aovemment s displeasure with Lydia Chulcovsk.aya, the writer's dauabter. . She was expeTlcd from the Wnters Union in 1974 after publicly defend- ina dissident Andrei Sakharov and Alexander Solzhenitsyp. Despite the two-year limit,. the Pasternak dacha is one of 22 aging homes in Percdelkino occupied by survivors of deceased writers. ~ LUMPUI'. .... ~ , Litf und also seeks tp take over tbe (Af'> -k.C. Uur9lri: Ml SO dactiaofWriterKomeyChukovsky,a .....,............ fW writer' of children's books whose ··Clft-~""9~ daughter, granddaughter and sec- retary have maintained his home as . . 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"We represent the places In the world Where men are kllllng each other and yet we are living together," said Arn Chorn, an 18- year-old refugee from Cambodia who ls an adviser to the other youths on the tour. Over the next 10 days, the 26 Daughter becomes . .. .. teen-agers wlll visit 36 cltlea In what Is called the Children ot War Tour, organized by the Religious Task Force, an Interfaith group created In 1978. Th~ wlll break up Into six groups for the tour. On Thursday, the group met In New York with ·united Nations Undersecretary General Robert Mueller and Bishop Desmond Tutu of South ~frlca. a foe of apartheid who won the Nobel Peace Prize this year. Mervyn Perez, 16, a r~fugee from Guatemala, said that two years ago he and his friends wrote a letter to Guatemalan "officials" asking for a better education, more schools and better teachers. A few days later. he said, he was kidnapped whlle waiting for a bus. For 15 days he was beaten, seared with cigarettes and re~ celved electric shocks, Perez said. . · "They say, 'Tell me the names of the other students,"' he said. "But I didn't want to because they kill them. "One day they take me Into bathroom and Uk me, 'What V6>U want to do when you grow up?' I aald I want to be a doctor," Perez continued. "They bring my friend Into the bathroom and shot him In the head and they say, 'You want to be a doctor? Take care of him.' He died." Perez eventually was freed by his captors and he and his family fled to MexJco and then Los Anpetes. ' Americans don't know what's happening In my country now," he said. "They think It's In peace now. but It Isn't." Another 16-year-old, Seng Ty, a Cambodian, saJd he fled hi• country atone four years ago after his parent• died of starva· ~ tion, his brother waa executed and the Khmer Rouge separated him from his sister. He said he wanted to tell Amerlc{ln• about his wartime experiences because "I ~al'.IJ them to think about t.he wars going on In my country. I want to make peace In my country. I want to make a better world l'm.v Jack Anderson tired to be flghtlng~" Cf The group wUI taJk at acnootl, churches, ayn~oguee and ~1 Ing halls In Botton. Kanul etty.~ Mo., Mlaml, Denver, HOU8tC?n1 and Los Angetee on tM ftret leg 9Ji the tour. The countries repreeented bt/,1, th4t children Include Lebanon, tt Salvador, Nicaragua, 1ar-. South Africa, Northern Ir•~ U anda and VMttnam. r eveal s in the Dai . NO PAYMENTS <>R FINANCE C I~·Af{(;E ~ TIL FEB. 85* .. ·· ·runeral ' director LOWES. Ky. (AP) -The Lowe ~ fa mily has been in the funeral business in this town of 130 souls for four generations. and 78-year-Old Roy Lowe is keeping up the tradition. hurymg the descendants of settlers huned by his great-grandfather. He grumbles -"Peo-ple don't hardly die anymore" -but gives no thought to retirement. And he's seen hts daugh~er afld grall(jdaughter take up the bu§iness. "My granddaughter was one of the firs t women to graduate from the embalming school in New Albany," he said. "They didn't used to haH~ women.in the business." When Lowe was a child. his father sold pine caskets from the back ofh1s general store. "He'd a~k the people .,.. hat rnlor they wan ted -wh ite or black. There wcrcn 't no other colors." When someone died. the fomtl} wo uld measure the casket using a ~tick cut to the length of the body. "They all had tape measure'>. but they wouldn't use them." he said. "They'd alwa ys go cut a st.ack. I'd_ see two or three men coming up to the ~tore carrying a suck and I'd say. 'Daddy, somebody's dead.' .. That had chan~ed by the ttme Lowe entered the business, but the prep- aratton of the dead for funerals was sttll commonly done at home. Lowe introduced embalming 1n 1926. and built the town's first funeral home an 1940. ·· 11 was a It 11 le place not hag e.nougb..lo w.hipoa ca1-m,.:.· he--581 . Some rural communt11es viewed the new methods with apprehension. but not the people of Lowes. "They were tickled to death b> 11." he said. "It made everything so much easier on the family.·· · Lowe used to carry bodies from houses to the cemetery 1n a horse- drawn hearse built in 1890. but traded 11 tn for a motorized model 1 n 1928. He still keeps the horsc-dra" n "chicle in a nearby barn. and old-timers regularly ask 1f he would haul it out for their funerals. "It's got to be pulled by horses. and nobody's got the time now to foll ow behind that thing. I remember you'd spend fou r or fi ve hours JUSt gelltng from somebody's house to the churchyard in that thing." Lowe has kept a record of eve11 person he~s buried. but nas no i<fca how many names arc in the thick notebooks pt led around his office. ··11·s up into the thousands. all nght ... he said. Ht s funeral home used to hand)e hundreds of sen ices a year. 1n the time when 10fluen1a and pneumonta were lethal diseases. Now. it's about 60 funerals a year. "So man) people used to die young that to be 40 was to be an old man ... he ~a id. "Now. most teen-agers have never seen a dead person.·· Hi s daull,hter. Jud> Milner. owns the Milner Funeral Home 1n Bardwell with her husband. Billy. Lowe's granddaughter. Andrea Orr. runs ~he \i111ner Funeral Home in W1ckltffe w11h her husband. Ra ndy. Mrs. Orr, 25. said her parents thought the family bustness had come to an end aftt>r they had four daughters. .... ··But my husband got intcrc'itcd 1n 11 and we decided to try rt." she sa1d."So far as I know, r m the onl> lady ~mbalmer in western Ken· tuck)-. Governor will play himself .. on show LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mns~ chusetts Gov. Michael . Dukak1s \hould have no trouble undct· \tanding the character he'll play during the filming of an cpi~odc oft he ·· t. Elsewhere" television show - he'll just have to act naturally. Dukakis. SI, a member of ~he American Federation of Tclcv1s1on and Radio Actors from ht dafS as host of .. The Advocates" tclcv1si.on !!how on the Public Broadcastma Systcm•n the 1970s, will play himself. Duk&kis is in Hollywood this w~k to drum up butiness among co~-, panics that miaht want to film 1~ Mauachuscns. and " t. El w~rc Producer Mark Tinktr d~idcd to sian him up for a pan. ln the how, Duk.akis hurts his ankle while JOl&Jnl and aoc to St Eh&lu where he ll'JUCS W1th Dr. Fls\us,' played by f-!ow1c Mandel. who doe5n't btliC\.C ll i the IO\tcmor. , ~ ·- sa \<• :' l 00 on th is tahlt' and -~ chairs tlO\\ ~s.1.9.88 B •\\ m\ \Ol I"~ Oltlll'~\ ,\ \\ 11 lo.l 't11\Hl.f ' --I s l\t' ~I.)() ll(t\\' . l <)().1l~ ~a\c • '200 on Lhi~ <·hina cal•int·t 110'' .. :~ l<J.HB \ \. Tl11 ... d111i11 !.! 11111111 ; ...... ~1lll11lh .-r.tl1t·d in a ... li \1•nt·1·r ... I ·1·1 • ll 'I -1 " I I I :111 d -.1 • IJ ., 11 ·d I 1.1 rd'' 11111 ... 11 · )11 ' ) t ,1 • , • , • '1 t' nt .. t 11 -;-u" ,, itl111111·1·1 ,1111· li.11 ~ -.1d1•' l1.11r ... 111d 11111• .trm l'lia1r. Tlw r1111111\ 1 11111.1 li.i-. l1uli11·d i11kr1111 .1n·1·n1t•d \\ itl1 J.r.1 ...... l1.ir1h~.ll1'. B. 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Casserly or Carl and Margie Rankin. I had never taken comics toe scnously. But as I read their letters, I realized that comedy is ~scnous issue. In fact , it 1s the issue of this election year! This Daily Pilot .administration l>hould have met face-to-face with the heads of state of the vanous comae stnps long ago. When was the last time there was a su mmll meeting between your administra11on and cartoon leaders such as noop). Dr Smock. Nancy. or Moon Mullins.Just W name a few. If no solution to the present inter-<:artoonal pll!ssutts can be reached in this manner, then why not seek a solution through the Judiciary? It It not possible that Judge Parker could hand down a fa1r and equitable decision an this case? What is ne(.ded is 'a bilateral a~!ment. Perhaps you could place · DOonesbury on the cditoriaJ page while· s1mullaneousl) placing Pat Buchanan among tbe comic stt;tp where he belongs! PATRICK OSWALD Chairman of the .. Peace through Tetany .. campaign Huntin,_gton Beach Trudeau derided as detractor To the Editor: You did no favor when yo u added •Doonesbury" to your paper. Trudeau is cut from the same cloth as Conrad and other cynics such as Mon Sahl and Ri chard Cohen. These people are detractors who never oiler a solution to a problem -that would take brains. I''!" not sure how long I can continue to subscnbe to the Daily Pilot. EDWARD F. ELLISON Corona del Mar Doonesb.ury gives us laughter To the Editor: I would just like to say th1i; to your readers outraged at the nd1cule "Doonesbury" is heaping on Presi- dent Reagan. Roose-.elt proved that a handi- capped person can be president. l'ruman proved that anyone can be president. Nixon proved that a crook can be president. And now Reagan is proving that an ignoramus can be president. Reagan's ignorance of the world around him is monumental and well- documented. However. Jimmy Caner was about as well-informed on the ma~or issues facing our nation as it 1s possible for one man to be; and his administration co uld hardly be con- sidered a rousing success. Reagan 1s not threatened and 1t gives us losers something to laugh at for our (~ours and mine) money. NORMAN G. EWERS Irvine Stained glass panels missed To the Editor: Thank you Helen Pine The three beautiful stained glass panels that were missing from Mam Beach this past Christmas Season were a gift from Boris Suzan Bons was a beautiful person and truly a gifted Laguna artist He died two years ago. but pnor to his death, he· Offerecrto rclnfOrce and' repair these works of an at his expense. There was no response from the city Truly a pity: Th(-se works of an remain tucked awa} in a safe "are- house 1n town. For shame, Laguna Beach Ans C'omm1ss1on, that yo u don't resurrect these great pieces as a tnbute to one of your iuild. This moslJOyous tame of the year 1s not the same anymore without Bo ris Buzan 'sinspired work providing the backdrop for one of God's great masterpieces. Laguna Beach. P~tnaps-. Haen:-the s Com- mission and City Hall contemplate building a statue to Father Fr<J1St on Main Beach next )ear. JOHN C. MANCU 0 Laguna Beach Grateful for off-duty cop's aid To the Editor: I'm told that your newspaper Wiii pass along "THANKS" to those few special people among us that too often ~~ without thanks or proper rcoogmt1on. lf this is so, please express my heartfelt thanks to the oil-duty police- man who came tom} rescue Oct. 23. during the traffic rush hour My car quit near the busy intersection of Bristol and Jrvinc/Campu'>. He not ..only helped me get my car out of the middle of the road. but drove me until we found a place where there was tow service. This took .;ome time and 11 L.M. Bovo was way out of his way, but h1i; courtesy and helpfulness were outstanding. I was so upset that 1 didn't even get his name or which police department he was with. He did tell me that his wife was also a police officer. Irvine. Costa Mesa or maybe Newport. Anyway. I am hoping that somehow this $entleman and member of"Cali- forn1a 's Finest" will recognize himself and know how truly grateful on~ local resident 1s. SALLY B. LANCASTER Newport Beach -In cas put the world on the gold standard The highly cv1hzcd 20 million Incas of Peru had more gold than an> other people on earth. and 11 was the) -indirectly through the Spaniard~ -who put the world on the gold i.1f ndard. Yet the Incas them'iChe~ did not use money, did not knew. '4at it was. didn't even have a word fct It. -RarCI} will you find an) boch "1th rdrrre than 140.000 scalp hairs. bu1 wllen you do. 1t will be a blonde. count ol that. ~ • cw readers of the h1g <,N10U\ nevcls of Herman Wouk are aware tdiu Wouk once wrote rnmedy for f'ied Allen. _s·1garettc\ in Israel run $4 a pa' l alJ>u t. • ""(). How do lobsters catrh food'' ;,A. Thcydiga hole. back into it. thc:n Jl8t '>It tht!re. waiting for a comcsublc to saunter b> Doubtlcsi. }Ou''c ne ver seen Jt1\i o#f: sm1thcrccn. Or one menf.IC Or ~ annal. Nohody has. nohod) ~y !:I) Y(lu ~1d an alligator can dose ,,..ear~. Where ore its c.1rs? ""A. High on the head behind lhc c s Wfien the 'gator ,., aOoat, thr arr open to thr arr OAANGf COAST Daily Pilaf How man} games can you name wherein the defense controls the ball a1 the beginning of every play? Stan w11h baseball .\cent uf'\ ago. the man w11h the full beard wa!i ~en as warm hearted and h<m.£'>t while the beardless fellow was 'uspcct To shave the entire face then was some" hat of an affectation. Most ol Charlc5 Dickens' villains were dran 1.ha,cn < )nl' matrimonial counselor says thl' fir~t danger sign 1n a troubled mamagl' turns up when the wife <iho"s disinterest 1n anything her husband has to sa). Ha.,,e you ever met anyone who hkcs the ta\te of cod liver 011? I JUSt talked 10 a )'Oung lady who says she and her twm sister used to sneak into the medJCtne cabinet to eat spoonfuls of cod liver oil the way some of us raided the honey. Remarkable! Any grownup who starts out health} should be able to go for a month without eating. Or so say the medicos. More than half the pending ca~ an the civil rouns are divorce actio ns. L.l'tf. Boyd I• • •yodlc•ted C'Olumn/11. H. l . Schw•rti Ill p b' •• Frenk Zlnl l.~•n.tO"'Q I 01tflf Tom Telt P..,t ••P • t • "• '" •' 1.JIJ W...... f\4'Y t ,, r ,,," Alf'-'-.. ,.,.,_. 0. "'!• • 10 8cA 1y,u ··~ A ~ t f Crelg Sheff c,.po.1 CC•I"' . ~ .. ·'Now Is the time for bold. aggressive leadership to translate the president's Immense popuJir majority Into permanent, Irreversible, advances for the causes with which theamazlngcareerofRonald Reagan has long been associated.·· .. PATRICK BUCBANAJll columnlat SIHEY H1111s Just th.e __ .facts, Reagan re-election means conservative hour at hand Ma'am A trivial paragraph in a previous column triggered a reply that il- lustrates how legends grow and harden into "facts" that arcn 't facts at all. I wrote that the "Phillips 66" trademark took its name from th·e new U.S. Highway 66, beinJ con- structed at the time near its refinery. I obtained this information from a usually reliable source, .. The People's Chronology," by James Trager, pub- lished by Holt in 1979. Soon afterward there arrived ~a polite note from the publicist for Phillips, c-0ntaining a httle booklet. "How Our Trademark Was Born." It turns out that the true, if un- remarkable. story has been obscured over the years by dozens of fables widely disseminated and generally accepted by the public. One tale is that Frank Phillips was Bu-t he should be--ca's detenses, IS perfectly positioned Mondale's call for h1$her taxes. The 66 years old when he started the to sit down and cut a deal for moment to move. tn a quantum company. (He was 44.) disarmament ana peace with jump. toward a flat tax -where Anotheristha1 he-had only $66 in Konstantin Chernenko. The estab-exotic deductions are given up for his pocket when he struck his first oil aware he'SllOt exactly unopposed lishment press. having dismissed dramatically reduced rates -is at well. Reagan as an uncaring and in-hand. If success requires the son of Another is that the ,first Phillips sensnivesimpleton in his first term. is cooperation Sen. Bill Bradley for-gasoline was 66 octane. (Impossible: WASHINGTON_ Twenty years now promoting him as just the fellow merly worked out with Phil Gramm, octane rating was not adopted until ft B G to put together the bipartisan com-so be it. five years later.) a er arry oldwater, Mr. Con-mission that will recommend the "tax AnothCf is that his refinery was servative. went down to one of the reforms" to "recapture o ur • •Spending. If the House gains won in a -Texas crap game when the great defeats of the Republican Pany. squandered revenue base." prove madequate to revive lhe Re-owner rolled "double sixes." Ronald Reagan, Mr. Conservative, What the ~resident should re-publican-Boll Weevil coaliti~n. the Implausibly. one story insists that ~cored the greatest electoral landslide cognize is that lthile the field has been president will have to unsheath the ''66" was arrived at because of the 66 in history. cleared of nvals and he stands alone veto weapon. Polarization over books in the Bible. The conservative hour is at. hand. and .~~~i~me, ~e is by no means ~~:.~~ti~0~r:0~d~f~he ~~~lyti~i~f~s;; And still another that the volatility __ Tht.mesidcnt's was..bolb a pccsonal _ ungp~. Entz Mondale -is ~o -~alurt-of the aasotinc. was perfected and pany victory, a vindication of his rrratch for Ronald Reagan. Tip not a losing proposifiorf; tlie budget after 66 laboratory tests. • . remains a cornucojfiia of programs, /tr furtb--A-nd r· ... that when the policies, a tnumph of his philosophy. h · · I be · · f h' h II'• •-0 -" t e pnnc1p e ne 1c1anes o w 1c first Phillips station came to closing Tuesday night's landslide was not arc the social democrats who operate on its first day. the dealer noted he only an ex pression of affection for the them and gave Walter Mondale such had sold 6.600 gallons of gasoline. man and a vote of confidence in his I d I'd · h. · P a an s 1 e in 1s strongest precinct, (He actually sold 12,000 gallons.) leadership; it was a nationwide af-AT Washington, D.C. -The true. if rather duJI, sto~ is that firmation of the conservative course he has set for the United States. •Supreme Court. The president in .~ho~ ~_ys. th~ phra;!Jo ng liJce. BUCllAllAll should have in hand a short list of 60 s1gn.1fied high s for .an Yet. Reagan "has no mandate." """"" brilliant constitutionalists _ from automobile. The company car bemg you wall hear repeated ad nauseam -the legal profession and federal bench used to road test the new ~soline especially by those most resolutely -to effect the recapture ofhis pi votal returned to headq_!Jartcrs wtth. the opposed to his re-election. O'Neill is no match for Ronald institution on behalf of a con-repo~. ::It goes lake ~-" "Sixty, They should be ignored. Reagan Reagan. But. together. the Washing-servative philosophy and traditional nothing. answered the ~.nv~r. gla~c has a greater mandate to set the ton Post. CBS. the New York Times value~. The best gift Ronald Reagan '"~}this speedometer. we re domg course for America in 1985 than was and NBC their allies and auxiliaries, can give the social conservatives -66. gi ven FDR to launch the New Deal in are a match for this administration. Right-to-Life-Catholics and Prot-The next day, at the conferen".C to 1932. or 11iven LBJ to launch th" 1 estant Evangelicals and fundamen-name the n~w brand, the committee <r '" Un 1ke Fritz Mondale, thefc will not 1· ted I C': "66" It h d Great Society an 1964. Now is the ta ists -is the reversal of Row vs vo unanvnous Y ior . a time for bold. aggressive leadership to be movin$ into comfortab e retire-Wade by a Reagan court. Heretofo~ nothing to do with the highway translate the president's immense _ ment: and ifReagan believes that they the junior partner in the Republicans' runnm$ near the refinery, because the were chastened, or conven ed, by the 1 1 1· · h marketing area was to be much popular maJ·ority into permanent. · e ectora coa 1tion, t e traditionalists ·. . election returns. he might put that h · broader than the r ute f g1 irreversible.. advances for the causes matter to former president Nixon. ave, with this election,clearly mer-o: o a s111 c with wh1c'h the amazing career of ited a larger share of the firm's road._ Ronald Reagan has long been as-Rather than accept some proferred proceeds. I cite this ex.ample at length not sociated. Time 1s of the essence. It agenda from those whom he has · because of any intrinsic value or should be recalled that FDR's 1936 defeated. within his parJy or in •qtntral Amenca-. The problem interest. but simply because it dem- re.election mandate was quickly dis-political combat nationally, the presi-here is. not the ~!Gs in Connto. but onstrates how an inconsequential fact theruhngclaquean Managua. ~ea~n becomes buried under a mass of sipated in the court-packmg con-dent should pursue with vigor and sho!Jld not go ~omc to Cahfom1a fiction. and can be dug out again only troversy, that LBJ's was soon lost in boldness the a~enda he himself unt.tl the . Russians. cu. ba. ns. Bui-after the most patient research. the Mekong Delta, that Ri chard brought to Washington. The peril at L b p I b Nixon's was destroyed. within weeks. this crucial moment in the Reagan ganans, 1 yans. a estm.ians, av.e If your curiosity is piqued by this b W .d . h h' depaned the North Amencan cont1-kind of thing and vou would like Y atergate. presi ency 15 t at 1 15 open and nent -ta. king their Sandinista com-some more dramadc exam~les of affable man will pay too much heed to d h h Th The pnnc1pal trap already being . ra es wit t. em. e. Con~dora this. I heartily recommen Tom laid for the president as the snare of more recent amvals in his entourage Group. predictably. failed; 1f the Burnam's ll!Cent book. "The Dic- co-opt1on. who came to Washington with scpar-Contras c:.annot ~ucceed, the net:css-tionary of Misinformation" (Crowell, Already the Old SALT Gang is ate agendas. ary Amencan weight ought to go into 1975). which is guaranteed to surprise back in town, with its familiar barkers •Taxes. If there was one thunder-the balance. you. and retainers, talking up the notion ing statement made by the American P•trlct BucbaJJo I• • 1yodlc•IH Syhey H•rrJ1 l• • 1yodlcatH that Reagan. havin~ rebuilt Ameri-people Tuesday it was "No" to Fritz col•IDlll•t. colun•l•I. U.S. should aim for better Indian ties 'We are too large a country to be wis hed a way,' Indira Gandhi once said ..,. WASHI NGTON -I have long felt American... she said. "I'm pro- a deep personal attachment to India, India." and si ncere respect for the strong-And. in fact. Gandhi had always willed woman who was its leader for proved willing and able to wriggle out most of the last two decades. The of the Soviet bear hug whenever it assassination of Indira Gandhi by showed signs of becoming uncom- Sikh extremists may prove to have fortably tight. For example, when the been a serious blow to the fragile Kremlin tried to make India totally poht1cal structure she presided over dependent on Soviet arms by offering 1n the world's largest democracy. bargain-counter deals. Gandhi went I h od f shopping in Europe and the United n t is pen ° gnef and uncer-States in a clear snub to the Soviet taanty. the United States can best overtures. serve India -and the world -by It was in that 1982 interview that a sunng Gandhi's successors that we she gave the fint public hint of her are committed to suppon of their desire to improve the cool relations quest for security amid the dangers of with the United States. neighboring dictatorships and ''Tbatisim.PQnantforus,"shesaid internal religious fraamentation. in her clipped Oxford accent. "and it Such assurances would go a long is important for America. too. be- way toward overcoming Indian cause we are too larae a country to be leaders' suspidon and resentment of wished away." the United States. dating back to the Jn the years since then, she went out Nixon administration's secret "tilt" of her way 10 cultivate better rela- toward Pakistan m its 1971 war with tions. She liberalized India's tiihtly India. Relations between the world' reaulated economy and a sured two biggest democracies have not Amencan businessmen that their been hClped in the years since by investments in her country would be ignorant American pohtic:1ans' re-'both welcome and safe. pcatt'd complaints that India 1~ too In (oreian pohcy. Gandhi wa 1 pro-Soviet. hardheaded rulist. When the Soviets In a rare private interview two sou~t her suppon for thctt invasion years aao with my auociatc Indy of Afahanistan, she declined, infonJl· Badhwar, Gandhi was visibly eus.-ina the Soviets ~riva~ly that they had ~rated 11 the auuude of many in this no busfl]e 1n Af&nanistan and country that whoever 1s njt,with u in should get out. But she-did not the struplc apinst th~v1cts is needlessly antqonir,c the Soviet col- necessanly aaa1n t us. O'isus to the nonh by Joinin.a the U.S.· "I'm nenhcr pro.Sov1~t nor' oro •1ed hue and cry over the v1~t • . . ' JACK AIDEISOI aggression. The coune that Gandhi set for her country was one of self-interested nationalism. To the irritation of anti- communist zealots in this country - and doubtless of their anti-Amencan counterparts in the Kremlin - Gandhi refused to let her country become embroiled 1n the U.S.-Soviet rivalry. lt th1 3ttitude cost her friends in both camps, it also allowed Gandbi to spcn~ more time and energy on the massi ve and complex probt,.ms within her own huge and dillllJ'lte country. . Though sometimes she addressed these problema in a hiah-handed way, sbe was It heart a P1'1Jffiltlc democrat not unhke Abraham Lincoln - uncompromising and authoritarian in her determination to preserve the J!ation from both fordlUl and Clomestic enemies. The prickly Gandhi personality was not everyone's cup of tea. Richard Nixon both feared and petested her. Warned by his secretary of state, Henry Kissinger, that Gandhi was "cold-blooded and tough," Nixon said after meeting her that she "acted like a man" but, when criticized, "wanted to be treated like a woman ... President Reaga n and Gandhi met privately in 1982, and despite their strong difference in political outlook took t personal liking to each other. Had she lived, U.S.-Ind1an relations would have continued to improv~. Now, with Gandhi's tragic departure from the scene. thisjmprovement can still be achieved if the Reqan administration will make an exu. effon. • J•d AMI,,.·" • •y.4lc»"'4 co1 .. e1,1. ·~ I I I ' # Children of divorce d•••rnthew11n11th Of grMdPINftt•, too. ~ P-Ill. Tbe Led D' An(elo Coata.re Collec· don apoUIChta la.sarloaa fabrics and teJrtura. At left, Lynda Cano. wean a Swlaa imported aold lace •klrt with an aqon •w•ter f•ta.r· ~ boaffant aleeTa. Gall Show· alter model• a two-piece ell8elllble fubloned from periwinkle andque French lace wo•en with aold. Daily Pilot photos by Richard Koehler Color by Lee Payne 'The Stroller,• at rleht. comblnee a wool crepe cape with •ll•er alacMalder trim and a flala-tall Ulrt with a •tin blome made wltlt a batton-on aeekplece. The cle- elpen repeated Ille belle bead.Ina OD tlae felt bat. At left, tJae trio ol Lai o• AJaCeloe an, from left. 'The P9acock, • an Italian allk rlbt>on top wltla molaalr alenea teamed with an lmpor1ed aUk U:trt; a roeewood ~ .... aklrt wltla bow cw.mmerballd aad matelalq Preach ~on .,...tef, aad a allk cbarmeue Mn wnp 1klrt wltll a rlbbOan~ top. . 1 t ......... __ ......... __ iiiilllllilllillllllmi..-. ... ____ ...._ ______ ~---................ --.-.... ........ ------.-.....------.;......,._--.. ______ _......._..__ _______ ~ ·-Triai . . link -their · r ,. ' . ' ideas· elegance in s pires !:~ Lexi D'Ang~lo By VIDA DEAN 0.-, ..... ..,.. .... .. It waslikefindinga twin when ,, .. we got together and began ex· 1 changing shoe boxes,., said Moses , · Angelo ofhi5 meeting with Linda :·'::l Hoch. ,,, The shoe boxes were filled with .,. . ,antique jewels, buttons.and bead! ~ the two had r.pllected for years from all over the world. Nowtheseexotictrimsand the • couple's designing expertise come, together in fashions made in Irvine and labeled .. Lexi D'Angelo". ,. Before their designing partner- ship started a year ago, Angelo had his own company producing 1 handmade sweaters and Linda "' was an interior designer. "It is much more exciting to .... decorate people than rooms,•• said Linda, noting that sweater dressing is still a major part of ·;_ their collection. :; ~ The angora and silk sweaters arc teamed with imported silk, chiffon. brocade and velvet that come from Switzerland., France, "' Italy and other European coun- tries where the ''collectors•· find '· ··---(Pleue eee TllDl8/B2) -----------.: .. Hostesses ,r appreciate , exotic line · .. We are both party-givers," w" said Lynda Cano as she and Gail<. Showalter posed in the glittering"., Lexi D'Angelo fashions that • seemed to be made for hostessd and party..goers. The two Newport Beach rcsi-·"' dents say they have ~n friends- for years and enjoy the same ~ activities: aerobic dancing.. tc:n- nis. ski ing and dressy clotbcs.r I . The dressy clothes. however are. · put aside by Lynda in the sum-" mertime as she heads for the mountains for jeeping and fish· ing. She winters m Aspen, has- livcd m Orange County for 16 years and is the mother of Lcha, a Gamma Pht Beta at University ol Southern California. t Gail JS also an Aspen skier and loves to travel. She owns Sno bish Seconds. a recycle consign- ment clothing boutique, in Cor.:"" ona del Mar and is a member of the CdM Chamber ofCommercc..,..1 The former Miss USA has two ,.. children. Knstin and Brandon. · •' .. ea ps of support is.key to beauty and coriifort . ~ ) If your back 1.9=hcs. yourfet>t hun ------------•Docorrec11vccxcrci e recommended by your Leather uppers are good choices as they let the foot breast discasc some orafl of the time. Shcnty-eiah~ doctor. f breathe more ca ily. percent arc candidates fora thercpeul4t br:i. she claims bra strap!I arc cut- tipg into your !Jlouldc~.11\d1f flcult 10 have a smile IJn you face or a tlllir'lklc 1n your eyes. Tocxpel't rclll'f from back pain. Dr. _ D:n 1d C'. Lindsey.1hcl'h1ropractorwho wrote "Bye Bre Sad.ache." says, "You must pn1c11ce beuer posture al day and all night long. nOtJU!>t when you hurt. Doin(\ th1 will reduce strain. fricuon. strc~. ten~1on and imtallon to helpless tissue." Contrary to -wide behel: the backache is usuall) no1 thc ~ult ofoverwor~. Typicall).111~ the product of stress. or "')>urn out." from trying to cope with modern pre!>sures. Or from slouching ors1tting an 1ll-dcs1gned fu rniture or car stats or slecp1 ng on an i ncorrec1 surf ac.c. Lindsey's rules to prevent backache 1ndude: •Bend. sa t and hfeerectly toavo1\) skeletal abuse t;iuscd by using musclc9'in wa~ na1urc nev.franten<t,ed. · • lceponacomfortable. tuft firm ;annen.pring ll'lattrcss (Poor sleeping postun~. such as ITl sleeping on onr's stomach. can also plan· a !ltr:n n on lumbar face ts and akink in tht: posterior ligament) TRIMS ... From Bl "What we're trymg to do is preserve Old World elegance and display it an contemporary de- signs." said Linda. "As male and female. we combine high fashion and femmmc sensuaht). '"Some of the most e>.c1ting clothes in the world are bcmg produced here by Orange County designer~. Our fashions arc in the tinest shops in the country." Piahann Carroll and TV's M1m1 Rogers are cli ents. • The two also offer custom size and color in o ne-of-a-kind styles at the showroom at 182 18 McDurmott. Irvine. · Sweater prices begin at $300 ~ith the st\ lcs trimmed with sem1-preci'ous stones sell ing for as m uch as $1 .000. Dresses-arc priced at upto$1.600. . oe11, Piiot Pho1oe br llk...,d Koehlef Here'• an evening coat to Ir-CU ..QYC~-a ~QJfD O[ pants The black, bubble gum pink and gray CQllage of color in imported velvet, eilu and brocades ls trimmed with bugle beads. Ae an added bonus, designer Moees Angelo says It reverses to 1olfd black sllk. .. ' . A PLACE FOR NAILS Complete Nail Care • Superior Products . • Sculptured Acrylic Nails • Manicure • Pedicure 2865 E . Coast Hwy . Ste. 202 Corona del Mar 673-014% i"OUDAY SPro.u.-1 I ACRYLIC I PILLS I $12.50 . I L __________ j •Don't becomcoverwe1gh1. Abdommal weight gam The heel counter(the back oft.he shoe where the heel New D1mcns1on (available in 170 ia ) holds the and organ sag h1fis the bod) 's cc n1crofgrav1ty nnd leads rests) should be firm and.not too st1tftocon1rol movement breast forward of the body and permits optimum blood to back train of the heel and anklc.dunngexerc1sc. and lymph cU'Culat1on through the breast ti sue. The ~ pan~I (tn~ludmgcxpens in pod.1atry, spons hormone proacsterone aJ 0 1s permitted to enter and •Shun ocess amounts of d1etar) substance • c1prettesand drugs which make ti ues overse'nsnive. Regular practice of the abo~e ·•rules". co~pl~d with good po turcwhile standing, sleeping and walking. will r~ward you with le s mu clecramp1ng, annoyina tension and general discomfort-and maybe pltasant dreams and smiles. ••• If the shoe doesn't fit.don't wearn. especially 1f you are selecting aerobic dance shoes. More aerobic dance inJuries result from improper footwear than any other q1usc. according toa Fit magaLine survey. Aerobic exercise an vol ves runnmg. Jumping and lateral movements, all of which place stress on the dancer's · feet and legs. This can cause inJunes such as mu!>de aches, ligament tears. Stres"S f~ctures and tendon mfl amm.auon. . . The ideal aerobic shoe combines fle x1hiI1 t y and shock abs0rp11on at the ball of the foot. with stabiht) for side-to· side motion in the upper and heel oft he shoe. The outersole should provide adeouate tracti on. Designer• Linda Hoch and MMea Anl(elo commentate their Lexi D'Angelo •how. medicine, p~y 1cal therapy and aerobic da.nce) c~ecked restore tile brea t to health, while waste material •P,d other ouf 40acrob1cdnnceshocsa!'~ came-up with their top toxins, arc eliminated by renewed and unrestricted seven based on .forefoot stability, upper support, overall circulation. . comfort a~~ pnce. . She adds th111t, in general, ifher bra 1s fitted toa woman . Recc1v1ng the h1ghe~t mar~s fro!1' the s~rvey were with cysts. tJJJTlOr5. mastitis, ftbrocystic dise se-any A \Ila 400, Brooks Aero ~tel, Nike L Aerob1que, Puma breast disease that is not rtullignant-thecondition is Aeroflex. Reebok .Energuer, Reebok Freestyle and reversed. Saucony Rhythmic. Othercla1msarc that the bta offers natural contour . '( ou o';"e 1t ~o y~u.r feet. however. to make your own and outstanding comfort 1o any type figure: dec1s1on . lt san and1v1duaJ matter. •Small figures are enhanced by relocating the flesh to • • • a normal position forward of the body. Miss Penny Rich lntcmational. lnc., a 2-ycar-old. •Average figures.are br9ught forward aJ\d up. hf\ing Tustin-based bra company, claims to have the only and sharpening the contour. therapeutic bra on the market. •Soft, pendulous busts are lifted and supported, with a Apio, litjs important in this area and the "New higher. more controlled contour. · 01 mension Bra" is custom fitted by distributor-<:onsuJt-• F.ull figures arc brQught forward to,be suppQrtcd and ants and sold through a home party system called "Bosom controilcd; smoothing the body and making it appear more Buddy Fashion Hour." · you thful. Allis accomplished without shoulder strap strain· The hea d oft he company. Alberta "Penny" Rich says because of the suspension support under the breast. about I 00 milli on women in the U.S. use bras and it is The bra which re tails for abott $28 als<1can be fitted to estimated thal about 90 oercent ofihem have some form of the mastectomee. •\ PAPARAZZI 'Entertaining People' begin three days ·or fun OC Philharmonic Women·s Committee benefit sold out Twenty-one seasonal table set· tings in vignette arranged by Orange County hostesses with the as- sistance of interior designers and florists will be open for public viewing 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 18 and 19 at the Ria-Carlton Hotel. Laguna Niguel. The $5 tickets available at the door include the opportunity to buy gifts at a boutique. The event is a featured pan of a three-day "Entertaining People" celebration to benefit Human Op- tions, a residential center that offers emergency shelter in a hotel to victims of domestic violence and provides telephone crisis inter- vention and individual counseling. omruf-the-trostessenrrangtrrg tables arc the Irvine family (Gay Bryant, Linda Irvine Gaede and Katie Wheeler). the Knott famil) ( Virginia, Toni and Marlon). Margaret Karcher and the Argyros famil y. The three-day fund-raiser begins with a black-tie dinner dance on Saturday (i t's sold out): a brunch the following day (Nov.18) wi th a lecture by Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey, author of "A Woman of Independent Means" (tickets $37.50. a few left, 673-6324) and Monday's luncheon and lecture by Joyce MacRae, West Coast Editor for House and Garden (also sold out). Chairman is Carol Porter with DoDDa Devine and Sharon Wlnter- balter as co-<:hairmen. Assisting are Loal~e Ewtng, PamWllder, AnaMl Konw laer, Katie Alderman, Helen Starling, Judy Swayne and Mlclde Webb. Plus Lucille Kuehn says the event different from any fund-raiser held an Orange County and it will become an annual affair. • • • Another group in the "sell-out lea~ue.. is the Orange County Philharmonic Women's Commit- tee. Nine hundred are expected at the group's 25th anniversay youth programs benefit fashion show Wednesday at the Irvine Mamott Hotel. Chairman Elaine Delman says the event will feature fashions from Saks Fifth A venue and a chorale prese ntation of Academy Award- winning music by the Pacifies 84's. Another exciting feature. according to Elaine. wall be the awarding of more than $30.000 worth of prizes. ••• The l111le Mermaid Guild of Childrens Hospital of Orange County will hold a mixed double tennis tournament from 2 to 4 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Lindborg Racquet Club in Huntington Beach. Play will be followed by dinner and a sock hop. A donauon of $35 per couple covers ten nas. dinner and dance or $25 without tennis. Jo De McAdam,, 1846-0936. is taking res- ervation~. Sandy Smith 1~ chairman of the fund-raiser. While planning this event. mem- bers also have been selling Christmas cards-$5.000 worth - with McAdams, Sherri Bashore, Carol Cllsby, Sandy Castellucci and Carolyn-Tob1irsclting-more--ihatr $600 each. New member Apollonlca Eisel 1s fast approaching their record. ••• Dining and dancing to the music of Jim and Karen Cbrlslen1en are in store for those attending Lutheran Social Service's sixth annual "~an tastic" at the Anaheim Sheraton·s Kensington Room. A no-host recep- tion is set for 6:30 p.m. Saturday and the evening aho includes barbershop quartets and a si lent auction. The evening's proceeds go to Project LIGHT (Lutherans In- volved Giving Help Together) which last year distributed S 126,000 to I 01000 Orange Countians who needed emergency relief. Tickets ($25 each) may be obtained by calling 534-6450. _ • • • Parents of tt\f! 1984 National Charity League debutantes were talking about their daughters' ball to FASHION CALENDAR ROBINSON'S: "Harmon1que,". be held the Saturday after Thanksgivi ng at the South Coast Plaza Hotel when they gathered at the Newport home of the Anthony Af'mstroag Tullys for cocktails. The party was hosted by parents of '83 debut.antes including the Mmes. Doa AdkJnson, Henry Haal- inga, Paul McManigal, Wiiiiam Palmer and Tully. ••• Western and casual attire will be in order Friday when Our Lady Queen of Angels School Auxiliary holds its annual fund-raiser at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Hall. No. 9 Hillgate. Irvine. On schedule is a 6:30 p.m. chuckwagon dinner (catered by Delaney's). silent and live auctio ns and music by the Buffalo Brewing Company Band for a hoedown. Miz LJJy, 640-7025. or Laura Noya, 640-1081 . w1 It take reservations. .. _. -Me&a~Hubor...Qub alM> w.U ~ western Saturday fo r its only fund- raiscr of the )Car at Costa Mesa Women's ~lubhouse. 610 W. 18 St. A 6 p.m barcecue and a per- formance by the Sliver Swlngen will be followed by square and regular dancing. Julie Gray, 979-7937. 1s taking reservations for the $I 0-pcr~pcrson event and Ji)roceeds will go to Share Our ·selves. • • • Southern C'ahfom1a Women in Advertising will focus their atten- tion on computerized hairstyle s and makeup analyses when they gather Wednesday at the Newport Mar- riott. Jacques Brodeur, creator of "Symmetry 2000''. will demon- strate how measurements of the face. neck. head and shoulders are fed into the cumputer which is programmed w1tli more than 49.000 correcti ve hairstyli ng and makeup suggestions. Reservations infor- mation I!> available from 63 1-6541 . Stcndahl's new winter color collec- tion 1s avji1lable at the Newpon Beach store with makeovers and beauty tips offered each day by the company's spcc1ahst through Thursday. Came Hode!>. representative for Just Sm11h. will present a special collection of Czechoslovakian crystal bead Jewelry ~----------------------------. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday in the from I U a.m. to 9:30 pm. 1-nday and IO a.m to 6 p.m. Salurday for skin tone anal)'ies. A trained techn ician will crcale new looks on a 1elev1sed image Appointments and further tnformation a'a1lable b}' calling 549-8300. C"<I. 1266. Also on Satur- da}'. I to 4 p.m.. Forellc beauty trea tment products will be demon- strated at .a clinic in the South Coast Plaza Hotel. For reservations. call 549-8300. ex t 1269. Th e S25 co nsul· talion fee for either the ER co mputer or Forclle d1n1c 1'\ redeemable 1n products. fine jewelry department. • • • BULLOCKS WILSHJRE: Designer Sandra Roth ofCiaospon will present .her holiday and resort collectton Friday from noon to 3 p.m. in Townleigh Sporstwear, upper level. ••• NORDSTROM: The beauty make- over computer from Elizabeth Arden will be at the Soulf\Coast Plaza store • • • BULLOCK'S: Jessica McClintock, design er of Gunnc Sax, will make a personal appearance at the South Coast Plaza store from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the South Coast Plua t;;::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:;r;;;:::;:;:======~ store in YoungA1t1tudc, middle level. On the same day Holiday dress-up de 1gner wear for children will be informally modeled from I 10 3 p.m. on the upper level and representa- tives from Fila, Russelll Dior, Head and LeCroquc Sportit will show activtwcarfrom noon to3 p.m. on the middle level. le .. ._,...••-• • ... ~ ........ t l'' Deft•. 1111. 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The look. your man desi res. #29 Fas.hion Island 644-2652 #8 Fashion Island -· 'iDear Santa: I'm writing this letter for my little sister- with a couple of re.quests fo i Mom, Dad ... and met YOU'RE <:;OING TO LIKE IT AT FASHION ISLAN D I rC'ad 1n th<• papc·r 1ha1 you're com mg lo <wport Cenlf:'r Fashion Island. wh1•r<' you cJrc• 111 fcJ\h1011 /,/tJnd. Oh. " th<'re a < hanu• I wuld l<·c·d '(mW (Ook1C's lo your rC'111d(•c·r~ I GUESS THAT JUST LEAVES ME. WELL. .. 644-0264 ... '\LI\, " \IA/\( l ' ( Jdrl \ I .1•1 .11111 ( .11/1 I\\ .I\ (,,,,,,I\ 'P'' •I"'''"' ""'I '/)1'/11 \//\f.\\ \I \1\1 ( \ 1\1d1\111•• 1111 I. Ill / /ll( (Ill' 111 \(/\I\\ \I \RC I ' ~ 'f'' ,.. Orange Coest OAIL Y PILOT /Sundey, ~bet 11. 1884 .. -JE:~N RYA11 ~-. -~ YOUR WARDROBE TELLS THE WOR;J •HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT YOURSELF. Our professional fashion consultant, Debra, can help coordinate your individual wardrobe for career dressing, special occasions or travel. 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"I'm here because l'ma friend of Linda's and I love herclothes. l'm moreconservatjve than most of her fashions. but she has fabulous fabrics," said Sbarl Flanier at the Lexi D'Angelo show. "l wanted to see her fashions because I'll be modeling them tomorrow at the Big Canyon Philharmonic show," Ollvta Cllami said as we waited for cars outside Balboa Bay Oub. Dena Foo ... er was there from Las Vegas ... as Linda's mom she was ooe of the most active applauders. ·•Aren't they just gorgeous.!' Vlcld Walter, Michael Scher, uecuti•e director of Center for Creati•e Altemati•ea, and Linda Stilea welcome peata to benefit. Bob bl Feleot and Chrl• Warhaft watched fa•blonahow and •URported_youth proaram•. Dllffr ~lot ..,...oe by lillcMtdlCMfl!w )Juat back from her Part.Ian honeymoon, • Pilar Wayne Stewart Hrt'ed u hoeteee for the pc A brunch and •how at Balboa Bay Club. Piiar Wayne Stewart acted as hostess for the event which benefited the Center for Creative Alternatives. Wearing a white-trimmed. black knit suit, black hat, gold chains and earn ngs and naturaJ colored boots, the newlywed PiJar welcomed the 200 guests. · .. Your continued s1,1pport will ensure that CCA can continuC1o provide service to our community." (The pn vate non-profit mental health agency specializes in adolescent alcohol and druf abuse prevention, family eour)sclingandcducationa services.) After brunch and the show, Pilar had her cookbooks for sale and autographing with proceeds going to CCA. Linda (Lexi) Hocb came with Mo1es An1elo, her partner6ftbe Lexi D'Angelo label, to present thejr "ArtistryinAtt1rc" made in Irvine. Lindasaidshewas also there because she has two teen-agers and wanted to suppo'rt cc,!.. . Professionaj models paraded suits and glittering evening wear described by Linda during her commen- tary.as: "a collage of color ... the h'eight of artdeeo ... for razzle dai.zle evenings ... Jean Harlow ... sweater dressing at 11s best and Jungle by night to 'bring out the animal.'" , To complemen t the clothes of imported fabri cs with hand-appliqued trims, the models wore jewelry from Mobocoand furs from Arts Furriers. Laguna Hills. "The fabrics are beautiful ... said Ann Anderton sitting with Myrna Tflomp1on (whoagreed). AboutCCA she said." I went to a meeting of CCA at Dolly'• . (Ru11ell) a "ld wu vezy impressed with the i ntems who work w~th tt,e program. Most of them were from SaR Die~o S~~te and studying for thejrdoctorates in social studies. Others..thcre were Micbael J. Scber(execdirectorof CCA), Pat Fo1l'er, (board chairman), Sberry Bakb (the models wore shoes from her Shu Shu Salon an Costa Mesa). Teddi McDaulel, Pegty 01den, Karen Roka1, Catberlne Tennille, Joan McDonnel, GaJI Sbowalter, LyDda Cano, Letty Ba11ler, Joan Williama and Connie and Rlcbard Ouellette. To further demonstrate support to CCA, the desi$ners were offering their fashions for sa le with a portion of the procced,sgoing to the mental health agency which started in I 970and has offered youth programs for eight years. • • • Wow! Can those Big Canyon Philharmonic Committee members model ... they were really strutting down the ramp at The Newporter resort showmg off the 4 Galleria fasnions.._ _ J ust'J)roves thaf practici ns-pays off. ''They came to my studio (Dance Connection) three times. I worked with them dunng one session and they were back twice walking to the music," said Suaan Barlow. There were more than 400 there to see the results ... mostly women, but there was a men's table with Gene Mix (husband of chairman and model JoAnne); Ru11 Pange (husband of model Ann). Mel Green (husband of Martha). and Jerry Richard• among the male ob- servers. Other members modeling included Mickey Herrell (committeccha1rman), Margit Cbrl1tiano, Mary Sabatano, Olivia Chaml, Ann Stena, Cookie Marotta, Karen Betson, M1d.eUD~Blackwell andJUt Toth. (They all looked great ... Makeup an 1st Rlcbard Steven1 was backstage). The models were all supposed to be weanng fashions frorn Nolan Miller's Dynasty Collection -but there was a slight problem -only one ou tfit was available La Galleria owner Evelyn Elbie was on the phone up until I I a.m. trying to obtain them. Mode~byJoAnnelllrandlllckey Herrell plu tbe l>yn4aty a own OD llary ' The show went on an fine fashion with Mary Sabatau o pa rad mg the lone Drnasty dress. Florence the theater's Patrons' Association hosted a bay cruise. Smale. narrated the show that included some Lexi Aboard the "Western Pride," guests sipped wine with D'Angelos. delights from the sumptuous buffet and danced to the The centerpieces had a Dynasty theme ... co-chair music ofDeaDDe Battorf. The guest list included Gloria carrat had arranged colorful Chmese fans and Freddie Lopez, Cbrl1 Cbri1ttan1on, Tanya Fa tum, the chopsticks in bowls of greenery and tiny orchiC1s. Paul Breellt1, Jack Reinert• and Al vlDPIDkley1, Guests socializing on the patio and dining on Bradley Scbwan1, Micbael Falet and Dou&)a1 Farrell1, shrimp salad and chicken teriyaki included Dot Clock, (yacht owners); Peter Torre, Dr. and Mn. Robert Fayer, Kay Brown, Ollie HllJ, Annette Hurwitz, Gall Sbowalter, Lucille Angell, Warren Bliven, Dr. and Mn. Leonard Belllnda Barnett, Beverly Tbomp1on, Madellne Ray Hanten, Henry Vau1ban a.n~ B.everly Allen. (she won the $3,000 fur jacket), Sbaron Lloyd, Pat Kopp, • Complete physician ... inquisttive mind ... teacher Bev Klagea, Lo~1 Watts, J6yce Reaume, Maureen . ... devoted. Molinaro, Kay Allen, Pam Pendrlck, Catberlne Tb yen, Those were just a few of the phrases in Dr. J . Kathy Hurwitz, Eleanor Faber, Arpy Anjozlan and Edward Berk'• verbal portrait of Stanier van den Noort, Joanne Hunt. dean of the UC Irvine, College of Medicine. • • • Van den Noort wasbeinghonorcdatadinnerat Fony-five Australian real estate a~ents checking Neiman-Marcus' Zodiac Room presented by the out propeny in California were cocktail party guests of Medical Research and Education Society ofUCI. Realtors Francl1 and Helen Malloy at their waterfront "He is a warm, compassionate person and has home on Trinidad Island. There was a lot of joking about the America's Cup ... the guests said they plan to assembled a truly outstanding faculty/' said Berk, one of keep it. the dinner committee members. {Len Miller was • • • program chairman with Jack Baldridge, Banaey To raise funds for the Costa Mesa Ct v1c Playhouse. Darnen, Horace and Beverly Tlaomp1on Coll aod Mary O.tcner Linda Bocb, center, buddl• with aboW!JIC of tbe Lat D' ~elo oollectlon to Sherry Lopes and 8allJ Greenbaum before beneftt prtnte mental bealtb ., ... OJ. o.lr ............. '-.. .,,... Sabatauo were admired by KathJ Hanaen, Gloria Carru and Richard Ste•en•, below. Ann Miller assisting.) Van den Noort, in thanking the UCI support group fo r the evening, noted that he had been hired by Berk ! 5 years ago and that it was a pri vilege to be associated with the medical school. "I'm proud of its past, present and future ." The honoree added that the sch'Ool has gained a national reputation for outst,llnding accomplishment in medical research and stands at the threshold of greatness thanks i.o the co ntribution and support offriends such as MRESmembers. Ed Butter, chairman of the CCM board of trustees, presented Van den Noort with a globaJ clock. "This will go to his office," said wife Jane (who would probably like tokcep the handsome timepieceuhome). Prior to the accolades, the 90 guests Cl i ned on a meal prepared by AvurSamael,exccutivecheffrom the Dallas luxury hotel, Mansion on Turtle Creek and his banquet chef. (Their home base is in a restored mansion adjacent to the 143-room hotel tower.) "The soup was my favorite," said Belllnda Barnett of the grilled com consomme with duck ravioli and scallions. "Rlcbard (Dr. Hurwitz there with wife Katby ) went crazy over the salad (raddichio and bibb lettuce with Texas goat cheese and American caviar)." she added. "The cheese is so mild," said Bernice Alloy, there with husband Dr. Paul Alloy, president ofCCM Associated Alumni, and scated'with Adeline and Jack Berk. Counes getting equal raves were grilled smoked shrimp, sliced veal loin with chantrelle mushrooms, baby vegetables and for dessert Ancho chocolate mousse in a tulip shell with raspberries. "There· s no hors d' ouevrcs," said Mill er as guests stood in the store'scouture de~nment sipping drinks before the dinner. "The chef didn't wa nt his dinner spoiled, bull did manage to get a bowl of nuts." (It was worth the wait.) Others there included Sandy and Park Bryaa, Jlm Dale with Gretcllen Brallesman, Marilyn and Rlclaard Haa1man, the JMltLa1'10111, Heda and Steve Maro1I, Dr. and Mn. Eric Nelson (Nelson Research and Development), Mary and Roy Oa1terboat, Tom anq Emma Jane Riley, Carol and Robert Zln1rabe (he is a developer of retirement homes in Huntington Beach), Kay Vlckery(e~ccdircctorofMRES), Gloria Zlper, Cllancellor Jack and SaUDDe Pelta1oaand Dr. Roser Portman. ·( .. ,, £ong-overdue p~aise for p'asse~ger airline pilots D~ANNLANDER.S:Thas thchundredsofothcrs who ~wwith abmeracacherofmifte,.,.nic(•Mn DEARANN:Youran~to wouldbtthrittahfmyn~""'' ....... -~' leUerts lonaovcrdue . .'t aoes 11Hho them. faculti6 ~rt overwhelminaly male), "Ntw York Woman .. wu npt on! family an~ned me so U)dlisw. - mail today for sure. It sabout a1rhnc I ~onderifthey rtahLc the JOY and "'A Ph.D. is lake a pair of pants. It huhouJd feel boooted to bC invited OUTSIDE LOOKJNO IN (PROVI· pilots. aratatude and rchcfthe passengers feel a.. showsonJy afyou arcn 't .. canna it." to family pthennanftcr her divorce. DENCE R.I.). /bC1Cwonderful folks~a~cre· whenwc arcaJlsafelyonthearound? Ml lncontralt ol\eofmycollcaaues Jwuaperto(myhu,be.nd'sfamily OIUAOUT:..._..,_ • .,.. ... ce1ved fartoo hule recoanat1on for all MayGodcon unuc to ble them all wuhaPh.O lromaschool thatbad for20ye-ara.ouo I thouaht. Wbenm} Md.IC ...... ull1M7.,.._ 1hcybave done ror travelers the world and vantthem a tafet1me of safe I ... l£1S few requirements ins11ted on be1n1 father-in-law was h0$p1taJizcd 1 a...n. over. ln the last 16 ~onths I have landings. Our pilots will always be an LAI cal~ "Dr." I have always su~led drovt my mother-in-law ever-Ywberc _; • boarded a plane IOtame ·When you my prayers, -THEIR "MOM" IN that theutent towh1charecipicnt Shes.aid I wa1tbewor1d'sbcst. I Ann unders'Mw~kt. ·=.sn arc ut>. th~~ 30,00? feet, you know ST. PETE. in11stslhat others use tbc title when hauled, fetched. ciaoked and baby-sat •nd the Ttt,..,-, "Npwmevrry your life 1s1n God s hands. You also · DEAR MOM: Wuta lovely 1flb1&e w•cto. nuk 1teavea1! • • . addreasina him arnwencly propor· 'forhissi1tet1. Ori ho1ida)'1 they aJI upoctof inual btlu.vior-whl:l'r IO know that your pilot has a lot to do -aDCI loa1 oyerdH. I of tea •tick my DEAR ANN LANDERS: I endorse tional to the amount of work in~ gathered at our place. • drawtheliM, how to say ao. W • • I!· whh wh~therornot you reach your bead ll'lltecodrpllud say apenoul • yourenlightened reply to the reader volved in&ettinalhedcaree. -CALL When myhusbendaOd I decided to vviousm~odsofconuaoeplioa. • destln~uon safe and sou~d. . tlwat.yoa fora 1ooc1 trtp. B•tlet •• who questioned your stand on honor-ME MR. go our separate ways hjs family thediln~ ofVD. the1ymptomund • WeJust completeda6V2-hour0aght 101for1eHbtwMn titoeewolMlerf•l arydegrecs. In mostgood~duatc divorcedmcri&htdown t0 cbeaunts. whereto 1help.For1r;opy,IOMIS2 to Europe .. There were fout memt?ers pUot1 brta1 lJS dowuafely, Shy also schools, titles are not"ttnphtsized. In 'DEAR MR.: 'nut yn for taklq uncles, in-lawsand cousins. ind• loni. ~ITS#d, IUmped oOny fam 1 l~ on that plane. The pa lot-brtac Ulemaelvet down. Pia.ta are some, those with doctorates are called tte word• rtpt "'of my mo1tlt. I "New York Woman·· should take en vtlope (3 7 «n ts pos1.4t) to Ano ' wa1 responsible not1only for the safety llatbud1, 1wffClteart1, fatlaen, 1oa1 "Mr." This by no means indicates coeld aot uve espreaae4 dlete ae•d· your advice and attend t~OK act· unckri. P.O. Box 11995, Ouawo. -; of my husband and chil(f rcn but for uc1 br•tllera wllo love Ufe a1 muclt H that deg.recs are not important. but as met1t111e1rly a1 well. togttbers witb her head held hiah. I • llJ. 6061 I. Hotel features resident .. vampire Romanian retreat capitalizes on country's hero By VIOREL URMA ........._,.,_ . ...._ TIHUTA PASS. Romania - Traveler, beware. Bats and wolves adorn the walls of these Trans- ylvanian lodgings. and the hotel cook relaxes in a coffin. Its real name as the Hotel Tihuta, but guests at the S2·million moun-. taintop extravaganza know 11 as "Hotel Dracula." White-gl oved waitresses serve Pohsh vod ka to local shepherds, and the concierge's desk is on the second Ooor in a tower. ·Grandma wants tO 'See.the kids ·andex-Wife.getstovisit trains I have a choice. I can either do a funny column t~ on the couple in Dfllas who ended a six-month divorce battle by grantin& visitation riahts to the wife to more than $4,000 worth of toy train&... . Or I can do a report on the deluge of ma11 I aot from gnndmothcn-across- thc country on a column I did on the pain of djvorcc where they arc left with "nothing but memories and lonainf ~' for their grandchildren. Maytse the stories belong together. Under the terms of the settlement in Dallas, the woman will get the right to visit the trains her husband received twice a year as Iona as she gives 24 hours' noti~ by telephone and the time is convenient. A grandmother an Iowa wrote, "I am enduring the djvorce of my twin sons. One daughter-in-law moved to Florida and I get to sec my grand- children two hours at Christmas and take them to lunch in the summer for a total oho hour and a half." The train enthusiast saad the first train set was a Christmas giftio her son, who is now 22. However, their collection got more sophisticated as the years went on and they even owned a Z.f3U&C that wu so small you could lay 1t out tn a briefcase. She would miss 1\. A grandmother from Ohio wrote, · .. As a chiJd growi)li up. I never had the warmth and comfort of ..,.and- parents. I always said that when the -timc-forgnmdchitd:mrame-along. I would always be there if they need~ me. My grandson is three years old. I had him for the first time on Grandparents Day. His parents arc di vorced." • l)c wife from Dallas~ awarded custody of a tin-plated 1935 C.omct aqua-and-silver enaine, three peuen-' ger dln, a three-piece p-een bnd,e, a standard gauae tunnel, two streetlights. toy baaa&e men and baggage worth $SOO to fl.000. A grandmother from Oeoraia wrote, "We were given custody of our grandson for four yean after the motbcr left and-Our JOn tried to.'fuid hunself. • The new wife moved 2,000 miles away where our pandson could 'break the child's dependency on us."' comes to human beings, we're not ts> clear-cut. That's why groups of lf&Jl6- pirents tbrouahout the country are addressing the problem throuah Grandparents' Ri&hts groups. .. A letter from a grandchild swm this piece up preny well "After ~ years., when I found mygrandpete!tl, only my grandmother was alive. Sbe welcomed me with love and kines. Who else but a ~dmother would· welcome me on sight ... no quctbOal • ukcd? Unfoi;tunately1 a few monlbl later she pasScd on, but ( cbOOIC IO think God meant for me to mow h«• if only for a short ti.me. Eocit q.s she who bathed~ me~lova! me. when everyone else bad other thtnp lO do." The lawur~ very ap1icit about the . custody and visitation ri&hts of inanimate things like trains. When it Radu Varareanu. the cook. is the resident vampire. He springs from a coffin to terrify tourists in the basement "tonure chamber." The thrill is gone fo r Vararcanu, who says he's done the tric k so often he feels lik.c falling asleep dunng the wait in the coffin . Actor Bela Lucoel ln bla portrayal of the •ecendary Count DEAR READERS: We have had Dracula. many reqae1t1 over tbe year1 for THE TALE OF THE TWO OF DIAMONDS in these mountains, but don't count coffin 1f they want. They can also tllooe laaada we conalder to be ov on fi'nding it i~ local ~kstorcs. . or~er "Elixi r Dracula." a beady favorite•. That make• qldte a u.t. The novel as banned an Romania, snifter of plury'l brandy. . For tile dme beta,, therefore, we _Set in Jbe Carpathian Mountains 31 miles south of the Soviet border, the hotel resembles a medieval stronghold. It guards a 3.600-foot pass where crosswinds swirl among CfaJ&Y peaks -and anto the lobby. as are Dracula films.. on gro unds the>;, The portrait of a human vamp11e d . u., tb Suda 1 te OMAR C11••l£$ oortray a distorted image of the relli adorns a wall of the cellar where a.re evo • 1 ~0 ... """ ~~u~ ~~~~~~~e~~~itdim~~~~Mh~·M•~-~~u~~r~A~~~~--~~~~-~~~f----~G~0-1_£_1 __ ~~~~~-~ Vlad the Impaler -so-named be· two fhckcnng candJcs. The hotel as of tlte aeriea we wW So beck to SHARIFF cause he am paled his Turkjsh enemies looking fo r12 human skulls as further oar weekly que1tloa and aa1wer on stakes. decoration. . column. Vlad is a nati onal hero an a country Few Ro.manians know of the place, that takes its history and traditions because d 1s new and out of the way, Both vulnerable. South deals. Seven years an the buildin~ the hotel opened last year. and business seriously. and officials arc reluctant loca~ed in a virgin ~orcst on the road NORTH to lank him Wlth the popular Western hnkmg i:-ransylvanaa ~nd the north· +A 7 3 the flow of tricks. So what chance do we ha ve to get our names into my's last spade. Now I was put LO masterly use -declarer led me from hand! was not encouraging. ~ "The hotel as operaung up to 70 percent capacity. At th e beginning n was even worse," saad loan Pasca, admanastrator of the 70-room, three- ,tory hotel. image of the bloodsucking count. cm province of Bukovtna. vi Ag 8 6 3 Michael Lassel. who worked on the Apan fro m the "coffin show" there <> 4 3 the press reports? wall decorations. said plans to name is little local. cntenai~mcnt. + 7 3 2 the establishment Hotel Dracula had "But I thank that an two or three WEST EAST "I must admit, however. there was a time when I was cast in the leading role . You might not even t hink there was anything unusual about the hand . since all I did was surrender a. trick. But it was done wi th such style and grace that the reporters had to sit up and take "West could not afford to win this trick (he would be end playedl. so he followed low. East won and the best he could do was to return a dia· mond. Declarer covered with t he jack and West won the queen. Now he was end played. He tried valiant· ly by exiting with a low diamond, but South simply discarded a1 c!ub from the table. If East had t he ace of diamonds. declarer would get a second club discard on lhe diamona king and ruff two clubs on the table. Wh en construction was started in 1976, Romania was hopinJ to att~~t thousa nds of Western tounsts to v1s1t the homeland of the legendary vam- pire. Bram Stoker's 1897 novel is Sft been vetoed by the authorities. But years the place will be crammed,.. • K J 9 5 2 other d iches are encouraged. Pasca said. • Q 10 8 4 ·'The Dracula issue offers every-"Th is place lades a motion picture Q·JO v 5 21 body a loophole of a dream," said room to show vampire movies," said o A Q 9 5 o 10.8 6 Lassel. Lassel. "But I doubt they'll agree to + K J IO 4 ' • 8 6 5 Visitors may spend the night in a that." SOUTH +6 Pioneers test _family Jif_e in cold, loµely Antarctica V'KQJ74 o K J72 •AQ9 The bidding: South Weat No rth Eut 1 ~ Obie 2 ~ Pa11 4 7 Pa11 Pa11 Pa11 Opening lead: Ten of -. notice. "We were playing against the Conservative Club. £ut might. ha ve bid two spades. in wh ich case a maka ble four spade comract could have been reached. but such a liberal actio n on a scant 4 points was foreign to him. Although West "Pretty neat, wasn't it'!' Six Chilean families set up housekeepln for two years to pave way for tourist trade unusually mild first winter, with a low By RICHARD BOUDREAUX temperature of I degree below zero ...... .-. "'-"'*' (Fahrenheit). Now it awaits the births LIEUTENANT MARSH AIR of Chile's first native Antarcticans to BASE Antarctica -In the evening three of the women this austral aunliiht. the pioneers in a ne w polar summer and the comin& of seven venture grilled 120 lamb steaks over a more fa milies in March. charcoal fire on the Antarctic ice and Thanks to a year-round landing served hot wine to guests of seven strip, mail and fresh produc.c arrive nationalities. monthly on Hercules C-130 Oights Inside the huge metal garage where from the Chilean mainland 2'12 hours the celebration was under way! a 10-away. Worldnewspickedupbyshort- picce band called the lichens wave radio is read each na&ht on strummed South American folk closed-drcuit television, followed by mµsic while couples danc~d and a children's bedtime story from a children wheeled around on tncyclcs. pengUin hand-l)UpJ)eL It was Columbus Day and one of But some colonists spoke openl¥ to the hosts, a Chtlcan doctor named a visitor of how the relative isolation Oerman Camacho. got up ~nd and military disci pline had wrouaht toasted the discovery of Ameru:a. dep~on and dtscofd. ~me t~n sayina what a brave ellamplc Col-sion eased after a w1Ves rebellion umbus had set "for those of us who forced the base commander to relax continue his exploration.'' standards for· volunteer work at the But the feast at this comfortable school, post office and libnry. But Ch.ilean outpost. attended by air fo rce some families stall avoid each other. wives and children, visiting scientists "A lot is missing from normal life, and a iroup of tounm. was another especially for the children," said Ana sian that the heroic aae of intrepid Maria Martino de Camacho. th.c polar exploration is over. Seventy-doctor's wife. who has two sons here three years after Roald Amundsen of and isexpcctlnganotherchild. "ln the Norway reached the South Pole by real world. they have a lot more doplcd. Antarctica is almost fl.lily playmates. they have arandparcnts.'' mam;d. , h She 9uickly added: "Our ~oblems 1'"0day'1 pioneers are explonna t e are hke any small ~own 1. ~e·re psychol()ficaJ and IQSistical frontiers workina them out. P1ychol<>11c&Jly, of evctyda)' community life on the wt wctt prepared for farworse." white contrnen1. -Their experience is If all aocs as planned, the villaae 1.appoted to help Ctule plan an will have 20 families. a upermarket intemation&J pteway city fo~ a •nd a aymnasium in 1986, and coinina era or minina and 1ounsm ~ta. r to"'1tst buslnc It itJ40-room wblle1tre~ninait1cla1m to a lice of Antarttic ten"itory. his is aoina to be our Antartt.ac Two pHott and four caviJlans in the caty," said Javier Lopetqui, a reumi air force, their Wtvea •nd si~ small acncral who is the aar fon:c com· cbUdttn voluntetted to live, work mander's chief adviser on polar and ao to 1ehool for two }Ur"I in a matters. ctu1ter of white and ora• pre-The effon i unusual. Whlk the fabnc.ated houses on Kina Oeorte Urutcd States trcatJ Antarctica u a bland, off the t1~ of the Antarctic pnstme laboratory for ec1eAtir1e re· Ptnlnsu.la. The chmate 111im1lar to 1earch, and othernauons. hkoJa~n. J«land's an the Northem Hemi· rush to fish and look for oil ofT iu sphere. bores. only Chile and Al'lft\tina are "This i an act of J)atne>i1 m. ooi a pppatatins 1t with familtct. n11-wavin1 atunt,"'Df. Camacho, •2. )_Both countnn c1.lim WCdltt of the •ld in an interview. "We are not continent that overlap '" the prntn- doina this to be famous. We are htre sula area. wttm Chile his thrtt ~ar to team how to make life ca 1cr for round bucs and Aracnnna n1M. At ftature eeuJere. Th11 Is important for one best. rttntina ha maantatned our country." up to et&hl famihn a )'Ur 1nct 1977 The youna colollV iurv1ved an in a pubhc11l"d a 1tn1on of sovereignty. did as best he could with a tr ump e.ad uy qwe.adeu fer tJU. ~ ~ The colonizing~ Chile, poorest of lead. my declarer displa.ved im· CL--'--G-• __ .. ..,.___ ...__.. .... _ ~ h 13 A · · .. "It's all very well fo r you people ___. -'"' -.,_... ---· .. t c ntarcuc rcaty signers. as d pressive technique. cw. ... ....,,.r. Ead week a,,-. 91 • more practical than that," ..L..opetcgui to boast about your exploits," sai h I d e.py •• th ·-"G........ c..,.... said. the Two of Diamond s as e ecture "He won the king of t.rum ps in lriqe," • l9.ts vatae. wm be • .,.,.... All terri torial claims, by Chile and to the high cards in the pack. "but hand, cashed the ace of spades and 1., ~ q•eado• Jaclpd l• be th -. six other nations, were suspended fo r think for a moment of our predica· ruffed a spade high. He entered rKefved. -~hliclts~Oa~~A~~ti_c!i9~ =: ment. We puny spot cards seldom. if dummy _with the ace of trumps. in Cw&e.1 Corea ..ct O.ar IMuif,.,... ever. get to win a trk k -more the process drawing the last. ....Uy ua..t •-*rcake t.o auww • fut purposes. But the treaty nations often t han not we are simply lost in outstandin~ trump. and ruffed dum qH1tJou Hbmlta.ed. are negotiating an agreement to .---------_;,_ _______ ;__;___.;...._ __________________ _ permit and regulate mining. "In a few years, we could have-/ something like an AJaska gold rush here,'' Lqpetegui said. "By that time, ! ... ----------------·/ there ou&ht to be a service industry---, , shops,alongcrairstripandanairtaxi SALE TODAY THAU / " shuttle for mining expeditions from SAT., NOV. 17 / ....,.._ QOT all over the world. This. will mean (whit. MIPPM•• 1 .. t) .. Y-''W•"-W & Already the air base is the arrival Aw '- GIFT CERTIFICATES A GREAT X-MAS GIFT! employment for a rot of Chileans." / / -...YOUll NOUD.av ' " point for half the research expeditions ..... •.....a UPI to Antarctica. welcoming a stream of / /. SAW _. .. n ~ German, Argentine. British, U.S.. /.--/ \ Japanese and Polish scientists who / _. • w .... M.l •'a• swell its year-round population of 48 C.-. a MOl IDAT •:UNCI .._. ' to more than 300 in the summCf'. '-/ •a•&•'* • .. ..,,. . •• . ,.. To Ohe accustomed to the Chilean ,_.. • ...._ • .._,... • ~ government's hostile anti-com-/ u 1 -WI' . MSIALUC-..TI • .....,.. munism. the most striking sjgn ofth1s / 99T. • .-.UC ••n coopcratin is the bear hua exchanged .,,r ........ I 1M . ..,..,,_ 11·• ,...,.... " at r~uent social ptherin.as between / , • • .... YD YD ...... YO ..._ ......._ the Chileans and their Soviet neif.!l-.,:::;.-.,,,.--/ . • \ --~ bors at the 8ellinashausen scicnufic ._..__,. ---~ Station 200 yards away. The two I ---W' a111111•• PURICa countries broke diplomatic relations •• ,__,__.. af\er the armed forces deposed Marx-/ '*..! •-•• ~ 75M. -.. ~ lit Salvador Allende as Chile's pres1-._ ...... o.J .... ~ dent in 1973. / "In this harsh environment we • cannot afford to brina our pollticaJ / YD. difference do'Wl\ hett," said Capt.• £_, ,_, I Daniel Contreras. the Chilean bue /-· commander, who wmrt a tMeck fu.r hat i1vcn by has Soviet counterpart. J The ~t or such commeraal / ventures is not entirely ~loomed by scimti1U. who have Iona 1'eld de facto title to the contintnt, but they Kem • ~ rcsianed to it. · !.--~1 "We think n·s danacrous ~nd di1napuvo t0 Oy IO many tourutt / around in helicoJ*n." tald Hans.- Ulnch Pe\Cf. a Univm.nr of Bertin onnlholo1m. "They 1ril a.re the pcnauinJ &lVly. We ba~c ~n this hipprn other placa in Antarcttca." ·• .,ut ~ cannot tell 1h11 to tbt Chalan "beaaid,sippin,wtntatthe C'olumb\l Day feast. ., 'They arc military. The)' have lheir nauonaJ antemt 1n mtnd. Tounsm mean mone fot their country.'' C> ••• w.::::: 't L ~--_.. .... ~.---~_..,.._..__.,.__,09"!" ...................................................... ._.._.~ ... --::----• . . . .. Orange Co .. t DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Novemw 11, 19M hn l HMISSIUN .. --- .T-hreemusie~l~apen in county The su ges arc alive with the sound of music. Musical comedy takes the spotlight this week with the openinJ of "A Little Night Music" at UC Irvine, "Bye Bye Birdie'' at the Cun ajn Call Dinner Thcil~r in Tustin and "Annie" at Garden Grove's Gem Theater. At UCI, Cla}'lon Garrison is direct- ing "Night Music," which opens Wednesday and runs continuously (except Nov. 19 and Thanksgivi ng) thtough Nov. 24 in the Fine Ans Village Theater. The show, which features the hit song .. Se nd in the Clowns." is Stephen Sondheim's adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer Night" and as a romantic comedy set. an weden at the tum of the century. Cuna10 ume is 8 p.m. .... wit h additional rtta tince 'per- formances No'. 18 and 24 at l p.m. Call 856-6617 for uckct anformatioQ. Also on the Irvine campus this week as a four-day engagement of .. Verma" by Spanish aramatist Federico Garcia Lorca. presented in the Little Theater by the UCI Drama Workshop. Gradl.Ulte student Jose -Cruz Oonzale-z is directing the drama a}>out a woman's search for fulfill- ment, to be presented Wednesday t~rough Saturday at 8 p.m. Reser- vations al so are ta ken at 856-66 17. ~ Toi TITUS "Bye Bye Birdie," a 60s musical inspired by Elvis Presley's draft notice, bows in Thursday at Elizabeth Howard's Cunain Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino Real, Tustin. The show runs nightly except Mon- days at varying curtain times through Jan. 13, wi th ticket information available at 838· I 540. "Annie" amvcs In time for the holiday season at the Gem. The musical, based on the Liulc Orphan Annie comic stnp, will play through Dec. 22, runninc Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundayt!at 7:30 in the theater, 12852 Mam St., Garden Grove. Reser- vations 636-7213. Ringing down thei r curtains nex t weekend will be "Move Over, Mrs. Markham" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, "Vanities" at Golden West College and "The Cross an<f the Switchblade" at Southern California CoJlege. "Mrs. Markham" plays nightl y except Monday at varying curtain times at the Harlequin. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .• Sant.a Ana (979-55 11 ). "Vanities" will be on stage Fndny and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 pJll. in the Actor's Playbox at GWC (895-8378). ·•cross" will be presen ted Thursday throu_gh Saturday at 8 and Sunday at 2:30. m the college. SS Fair Drive, Costa Mesa (556-3610). · Several other local productions continue their respective runs this week, including: -"Tiie Gl1U Concerf' on the main stage and "Sbad.ea" on the Second Stage of South Coast Repert6ry, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa (957-4033). "G1gli" runs Tuesdays through Sa\urdays at 8, Sundays at 7:30 and weekend matinees at 2:~0 through Nov. 25, while "Shades" plays iuesdays through Saturdays at 8:30, Sundays at 8 and weekend mati nees at 3 through Dec.). ·-"Fiddler on tbe Roof" at Sebas- tian) West Dinner Playhouse. I 40 Ave. Pico, San Clemente (492-9950). Wednesdays th rough Saturda}s at 8. Sundays at I and 7, until Jan. 6. -"Tbe Butterfingers Angel, Mary and Joaepb, Herod tbe Nut and tbe Slaa~bter of 1% Hit Carols la a Pear Tree ' at the Newport Theater Ans Center, 2501 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach ( 631-0288). Fridays and Satur- days at 8 through Dec. 15. · -"Chip Off Olympus" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 61 1 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa (650-5269), Thursdays through Saturdays until : Dana Elcar (left) and Kenneth Dan&1-er •tar in .. The Glgll Concert,,_, now ln 1ta American premiere at South Coast Reper- tory in Co.ta Me.. through Nov. 25. . Dec. I with a matinee next Sunday an lieu of Thanks1JV1ng night. -"Natalie Needs a N"lptle" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse. Main at Yorktown, Huntinaton Beach (832-1405). Frida~s and Satur~ys at 8;30 through Dec. I. . "Tile Company of Wayward Saints" at the Sa n Clemente Communify Theater. 202 Ave. Cabrillo, San Clemente (492-0465). Thursdays through Saturdays until Dec. I (dark Thanksgiving weekend). "Tbe Carious Sava1e" at the Gar- den Grove Communitr Theater, Chapman at St. Mark s, Garden Grove (897-5 122), Fridays and Satur- days at 8:30 through Nov. 24. · BACKS'rAGE -The original mu- sical "Movan· Orf' will be presented for one addition'al performance Sat- urday at 8 'J).m. by the Inter-Cultural Committee fo r the Performing Ans at the San.ta Ana Ci ty Hall Annex auditorium, 20 Civic Center Plaza .... the show traces the evolution of black images on the American stage .... t1cket information may be obtained by clali ng Adleane Hunter at 542-7363 .... CALLBOARD -Auditions for the new comedy "Wally's Cafe" will be held Nov. 20 at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 66 1 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa .... a small cast of one man l!nd two women is soughtrfo r the show, and tryouts are scheduled for 7:30 p.m ..... call director Pati Tambe11ini at 650-5269 for funher information ... Anotherthree-<:haractercast will be sought by the Laguna Moult9n Play- house next Sunday and Monday m readings for the Neil Simon comedy .. , Ought to Be in Pict"Ures" .... a middle-aged man and woman and a teen-aged girl will be cast by director Manhella Randall at the tryouts, at 7 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 Monday in the playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach .... ca ll 494-0743 for details .... Object of aff ectlon The TV moYie .. I Married a Centerfold" featurea Teri Copley a• a model relentleaaly punued by a young enslneer who fall• in love with her. The movie a.in tonigllt at 9 on NBC, Channel.A. / I • , . . 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No one could predict he would become one of the big stars in the Walt Disney zoo. • "He just evolved:' said Frank Thomas. a retired Disney animator who worked on the early cartoons. "He didn't even have a bad temper 1hen. He walked around complaining of a bellyache. "It was Walt's idea to lei than,gs grow. What can we do w11h 11? T ou never know what's going to develop. Dad you ever hear of Gus Goose? He was always eating. It' sounded like a great characler and we all thou11.ht he'd become a regular character. He hvc leature hims and 16 telcv1 .1on disapptared. So you never know." specials. • DonaJd Duck would not be cel- ebrating 50 )Cars 1n show bus1ness. and CBS would not be broadcasttng a birthday salute Tuesday, were It oot for what developed soon after bis first appearance. CBS celebrates has birthday wt th an hour-long spcc1aJ with Dack Van Dyke as ho t. It also stars f.d Asner, C3PO. R2D2, Bruce Jenner. Cloos Leachman, John Ritter, Kenny Rojers, Qonna Summer, Andy War- hol and HC!nry W1nkJcr "We were do1n~ a cartoon called 'Orphans' Benefit and Walt said. 'Let's have Donald D~ck recite a The special will look at highlights poem nobody can understand. And of Donald's 50 years of stardom, plus Donald will get furious when nobody such offshoots as 1.udwig Von Drake can understand it,"' Thomas said. and Donald's nephews, Huey, Dewey "That's when Donald became a star. · and Louie. He was probably an about 10 more For all those years the voice behind shorts w11h Mackey Mou~ and Donald Duck bas been Clarence Goofy,1 and then he had his own "Ducky" Nash. !.Cries." • "Walt tried to estabhsh believable Donald's famous temper tantrums characters because 11's necessary for made ham one of the most beloved 1 our style of humor," said Thomas. cartoon stars in the world. He's "You couJdn't have a rhony voice. appeared 1n more than 150 cartoons:-You had to have a rea voice. That WIS the thi na about Clarence Nash. he made the voice believable." Thomas also spent his career at Di<1ney mak1na the characters bcltev- able. He started worluna on shoru 1n 1934. then was as~ed to ·• now White." Af\er tllat came ·•r;nocch10" and "Bambi.•• He spcc1ahzed in animals. and his work on ''The Jungle Book" is considered among the best personality animation. ' He worked on many other features and retired an 1978 lO wnte "Disney Animation: The 11Jus1on of life'' with fellow anunator Ollie Johnston. He and Johnston are, now worlong on a new book of Disney cartoons~ He said drawing Donald Duck was always a challenge because a duck has Y.1ngs rather than hands. "If you have a character who walks on his tund legs, smokes. a cigarene and takes nowen to his ~rlfrieDd. wby m him a bone?'' said Thomas. "Wbeo you cncouruer a rcstria.iQA )'OU make It I posilhe aa.u.. Wi&b Donald we made 5\lte he had 1 duilkv walk. He waddled. H 11 body 1ttitildls were those or a duck. His head ~ thrust out t)'p1cally like 1 diicL ~:' .when he f>l mad he rca.Ily 5ti.ack au. neck out. .r \ Why was Donald so poputar'? ~ : "I give a lot of the .credit to thi' voice," Thomas said. .. The actiQa ab1hty. Clarence could rcaUy let you,. know bow mad Donald WI.lot bow ~ fell. He could make you feel it. •.t, ·•&sicaJly. too. people like J.() .Jee4! someone actina childish, knina bl11 temper iet tfic best of him. We aO · wa nt to doth.at. Deep down ilPV:~' a scn5e of sallsfaction to sec Do : blowing off steam." 'Positive atfitllct·e,. pays Off with star role for Teri Garr Actress earns top billing in 'Firs tborn.- after winning Oscar nomina tion in 'Tootsie' said. "and some people convanced me I ~hould experience 1t for the movie. I dtd it two or three times and decided 11 wasn't for me. By BOB THOMAS ._ .. ._ ,.,... wr11 .. LOS ANGELES-After brcakang anto movies with a pan an "Young Frankenstein" and recc1v1ng an Oscar nomanation for supporting actress 1n "Tootsie," Ten Garr 1s finally getting top billing. The movie is Paramouni P1c1Urel> • "Firstborn." and it is :i milestone for the actress who has ~rked mosl of her 34 years. that you didn't choose me for the job.' "I dici attend Cocaine Anonymous ··To th as day. whenever I don'tgeta . mce11ngs ;rnd heard the mo$t hideous JOb that I'm after. I always say, s'\ones. This as a drug that-docs - 'You·, e made a bag mistake, fellas.'" homble 1h1n~ to people; they end up For ilk first ttmc an her performing wanting 10 kill each other. It used to career. Garr can enjoy the luxury of be a dru$ for nch people. but now it's turning down parts. She has com-moving an to the suburbs. You can see plcted three roles: a waitress m in 'Firstborn' how 1t can rum a Manin Scorcese's "After Hours"; a famil y." lawyer: an ··Miracles" with Tom Tera Garr naturally came to ac1ing. Conti: a cocaine-addicted housewife Her fathef was the va udeville and in "Firstborn." radio comedian Eddie Garr, who died Teri Garr with Chrlatopher Collet (left), Peter Weller ln .. Flntbom." "I've always. had a ve~ positl\'e attitude." Garr said 1n an anterv1e~. "Whenever I walked out af\er bcang rejected in an anterview. I always said. 'You are so wrong. You'll be som In "Firstborn." she is the divorced when she was 11. mother of two who falls for a stranger "He told my two older brothers. ( Pe1er Weller) who turns out to be a 'Don'1 get an the business,' and they dope hus1ler. She becomes hooked on didn't," she said. "One of them is a cocaine to the ru1nat1on of her family. doctor and the other builds boats. 10 be a dancer, to wear ta nc}' costumes f-:.jiijiii•lliilJ•llllll ..... lllllllJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiliiili~!J and play make-believe." GIT IOl•D FM ,,_. AT 1'111 YIDIO I .. .. , had never tned cocaine." Garr Ever stnce I can remember. 1 wanted Burns acting his age LOS ANGELES (AP)-George ---------,_--1--·cns -::::::. .who )usLreceMld...b.la third star on Holtywood's Walk of Fame -has a simple rule · for performing: ··1 don't do anythl!'9, on stage that Isn't 88 years old.' Burns. of course, Is 88, born the same year as the motion ptcture (1896). He:s older than recordings, radio and tetevisfon. but Is a star of all the media. Burns will be 89 In January, but he's shown no sign of slowing down. He recently completed 10 days of personal &pP"ances, has a new movie, "Oh God, You Devil'' (he plays both roles), and has a new book, "Of. Bums' · Prescription tor Happiness." danced in the TV sho"'. ··shindig." a A San Fernando Valley girl. she ••• vc • _O.VER 2 NMOIGHVIEST WlT.:;:::_ road company of-·West 1de tory" and four Elvis Presley movies-before 1urning to acting. Her first big break .-AY W ~-AY 1911'0111 •• •) was as Cher's girlfriend Ohv1a on ALL Tiii LAftlT HITS, THO•IAJ•I Of mus "The Sonny and Cher Show." "One da>-'. l answered a ·cattle call' for Mel Brooks' 'Young Frank- enstein.'" Garr said. "Mel packed me out of 500 girls. bu1 he admitted Madeline Kahn "'as consadenng the part. He called me back to sa}' Madeline had accepted the role. But could I come back the nc\t da)' wtth a Gennan acccent? I said. ·va. I 1crta1nly can:·· "Y~~Frankenstein" was a hit.._ ano s e o lowed with others: "Oft. God!" "Close Encounters of the Third K.md." "Black Stallion·· and last year's "Tootsie," which won her Academ> Award nomination. Jessica Lange won the Oscar tor the same movie. but Garr has no com- plaint. 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The ad ~nvited vo1crs In the Academy of Mo1ion Ptcture An. and Scienoes 10 auend nightly scretninp It UniversaJ of the tud1o's Oscar hopefuls. "Under the Volcano," .. All of Me," "Ma Appeal," "The River" and "Iceman." On Nov. I, Columbia Pictures fired tts own salvo wtth screening sched· ules for "A Soldier's 1Qry," "The Karate Ktd, .. "Oho,tbuste'l," "Mos· cow on the Hudson," "T he Razor's Edge," "Body Double," ''AJBinst All Odds" and "No Small Amur ... Some of those movies SCCIJ\ dubious for award consideration, but studios plac~te producers' eio . If Universal and Columbia have launched their C4mpatgns. can the 01her studios be. far behind? Not ltkety. From now unlit the March 25 awards. the scrttnings, ads. inter- views ~nd assorted hoopla will con· tinue. The next . weeks wall bnng some surprise entries and also some severe disappointments. e ut the leadina contenders for top honors are fairl y visi ble. The logical choices for the five contenders for best picturt ar~: "Amadeus," "Places 1n the Heart," "A Soldier's tory." "The Killins Field'' and "The Natural." But December may bnng others. Among the most promi ing: David Lean's "A Passage to India": "Fallin& in Love," with Meryl Strcep and Robon !>¢Niro; "2010,1' the space epic ,tarring Roy Scheider; "Mrs. ofTel," starring, Diane Ketiton and Mel Gibson; and the long-awaited "Cotton Club." Other year-end films thtit may or may not have Oscar possibihttcs include Wim Wender's "Plr1s, Teus" with Harry Dean Stanton, ·"Birdy," with Matthew .Modine and Nicholas Ga.ae; "Protocol," with Goldie Hawn; "Beverly Hills Cop," with Eddie Murphy; and "City He.at," with Clint Eastwood •nd Bun Re- ynolds. The race·for best act~ss may well center on t984's "country girls" - tho curious coineidence of three films about hard life in rural America. The contenders arc: Sally Field in "Places in the Heart": Jessica Lange in "Country": and Sissy Spacek in "The River. Anne Bancroft will ccn:unly atu11ct vote) for "Garbo Talk . " Also beina touted. but as yet unsecn,1arr Keaton for "Mrs. Soffel " and Streep for "Falling 1n Love." Compct1t1on among the actor 1s more diver~. The leaders include Tom Hulcc and F. Mumty Abraham in "Amadeus": Albert Finney an "Under the Votcano"~Jack Lemmon in "Mau Appeal"; Howard E. Rollin Jr. in "A Soldier's Story": and Robert Redford in "The Natural.'' 1-. ,. . Madame X 's identity ~-.real s~ocker I SOAP SUMMARY 1, . . . ' .... " ' BY LY NDA HIRSCH standing over ham . Peter wonders how of being responsible for '°'vcn's disap-reveals to &hana that he accidentally shot Donni\ will escape a second anempted-pc3rance. he heads back for Monticello. In has -pal Gage in Vietnam. Shana says he ALL MY CHILDREN: Enca decades to murder charge: Lily Jealous of Grant and Mon11ccllo, he goes on TV ofTcrinl reward needs therapy 10 stop blaming him~lffor divorce Adam. When she gives ham power Quinn's friendship for Raven's return. He then uits town in has friend's death Ava d~1des to wan Jack ofattomeyshe is unaware thauhe loses all search of Raven. Geraldine agrees to head back b) undergoing transfom,ation v11 cla1m to the Chandlt'r fonune. Nana and AS THE WORLD TURNS: Lila tells Whitney lntemataonal whale Sky searches clothes and makeup. Loma spots nn& Daisy Jealous of the attcntaon Palmer Magic she fears C'nug wall crack under for Ra"en. Jodie decides 1he wants to be a Jonathan planned to gave to fence, so he paying Andrew. Oaff taken with the pressure of coun 1es11mony. but Maw1e vamp hke M11z1. buys flash y wardrobe and must give 11 10 her. Jonathan 1ns1st) their bcndits and not oriel) he receives from calls ham to stand anyway. C'ra1g reveals he ricks Preacher up 1n bar. Want mg to $Cl engagement be ~cpl a S«rct. working on tclcvisa~n. C'hfT and Liza hated 'lVhit. Lily called to stand but iz'~ finished sculpture, Benedict has Tam ONE LIFE TO LIVE·. J~X"""' on dat-lhnlled with results of their psych ic Lucinda take~ her place. Laly reveals LO go after iL He d1scovCT$ Jeremy_ taking "'" " llcallng expose. Overhearing how Cynthia LOcinda that she found Martin's body on pictures. knocks Jeremy out. takes fillll with C-ougarKen7\Tmin:-r ellc-~to altered Andrew's binh records to make ll the day he committed suicide. On stand, and exposes it. Liz not 'interested in M:c her father. police follow her. and look like Ross as has finh~r. Zack black-Jay tell~ how What mistreated has mother. Jeremy but merely the sculpture: M1tz1 Boudin as surrounded. As Ed's back is mails Cynthia. Cynthia in tum tells Zack Kirk yells that Jay obviously killed What. keeps vigil al Jeremy's side. turned. Trent shoots pistol into cei ling. Ed she'll just go to Palmer with his cxtonion An hysterical Dorothy stnnds up in coun 1urns. tb1nkang Boudin·s tried to shoot plan. Cynthia re veals to her friend Jean and proclaims that she murdered Whit. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Frisco has him, and ~hoots Boudin. Machelle hidC$ that she intends 10 make Palmer her Frank's ·suspension from police force charges against Felicia dropped. Scorpi9 her father's gun and Ed suspected of husband and her ticket to the wealthy hfe. continues. Believing Bnan has truly and Luke believe Peter an the area. Holly snooung unarmed man. Carla, newl y Alfred fearful Greg becoming too attached changed from the man she loved, Juliet joins Scorpio and Luke on the chase. She elected DA .. must pursue the case apanst to Sheila. Zack slips pall into Nana's dnnk. decides their rela11onsh1p as over. ·John tells pohce Luke is in another town. Luke Ed Con nae attracted to Trent. Asa names unhappy with Dusty's bad grades and believes Peter killed man whose murder new foal Delilah and decides lo give II to ANOTHER WORLD: Mac drops charges a.panst Hunt. Janie agrees to buy all Winthrop Publishinptock. Grant thrilled that Caner ha~ rtteaved football scholar- ship, but Caner is fearful. Marley over· hears }font braggi ng about his duping Mac into dropping charges. Mark tells Peter he's. hot on the trail of the Thatcher murden:r. To avoid Tony the loan shark and tr)' 10 find Cecille. Cass disguises himself as a woman and heads for Majorca. Mark uncovers who killed Thatcher but as shot by woman weanng nng. Ross continues lo stalk Catlin and Sally. A hysterical Ahcc discovers the wounded Marlc and a gun-toting Donna sloppy habits. Marcie devastated when Luke as charged with. Scorpio dreams that D1d1 and Bo as wedding present. Asa Kark rebuffs her after she tells ham she the markings on the scepter have to do qucsuons Bo's w1lhngness 10 &JVe up claim loves him. with Aztec fortune. Celia teams Jimmy 10 has son Drew. Bo says Drew considers LcchasgottenS20mallion from Edward in Asa ha$ father. exchange for information about Quar· termaines. Edward disowns Jimmy Lee. RYAN'S HOPE: Beth assures Roger burns bible page and vows to regain she'\ not m11:restcd an Mallhew. Dec and Quanermalne fortune. Leaming that her Mauhcw make love and she realizes her father has married a woman with children, husband•~ the man for her. When Dee tells Celia fears she will never have the wealth Ste' e to get lost. he vows re venge. Jail and she's dreamed of. Grant tells her 11 doesn't Fran~ dmolve law panntrshap and sphl matter. but ('cha plans 10 go after the offi ce down the middle. Magaae fears Quartcrmaine money. Celia lyingly tells tabloid stof) on her romance w11h Max Crant fur coat Jimmy Lee gave her as from -wall cau\t' Dave's parents lo d1shke her. Quancrmaincs. Laura calls Luke and he and t''l'n "'orc;c. cau~ social agency to ~scs she's keeping somcThmg from hlm. take R1ro away from O:tve GUIDING LIGHT: Catching Warren SANTA BARBARA: Lionel gets note TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZL.E I CAPITOL: Judson rraliLcs Audrey has been planted at hcadquancrs by the Cle~. Trey wans election but Sam not jubilant when Judson says Sam bought Trey the victory. Mark asks Tyler to head cnme committee. Tyler wants to, but fears Julie wall disapprove. Ronna and Myrna JOIO for~s and decade that Wally and Brenda will never resume their rela. 11onsh1p. Frankae tells Jordy (Jay) she·s not good enough for ham. Zed has Ric_~)' ~tock the ship, then makes contact wifh Quinn and Chap. Julie doesn't believe Zcd·s story that he has no plans 10 trap his wife's killers. Released from hospital, HaJ moves in with Kelly and Scotty. Ronna tells Chip that Be th is in Mexico. with India. Alexandra breaks the engage-requesting has presence at ce metery. When ment and throws India out of the house. he gets there, he hears voices and then the India tells Philip if he doesn't marry her ghost of Sophia appca~. accusing him of she'll tell Beth he paid for explosion which KJlling her. l,,ionel unaware all this is the ., ACROSS 79 Ceylon sandstone HK,. Trim 20 Wear away 100 Panama 0< Suez 80 Dodge 152 Prune: Scot 33 Sudanic language 101 Wander 1 -strip 82 Thoroughfares: 154 Spanish gold 35 Church recess 102 Happening 6 Cut short abbr 155 Take place 37 Seize 103 Wash lightly 11 Clufeh 83 Young salmon 1545 Negative· pref 39 Hecklers DA'YS OF OUR LIVES: With Hope caused her blindness. Lujack uses all has work of Dominique trying to drive ham aboard crashed plane, Larry pan$ sym-inheritance to · pay legal fees and fines mad Peter ad mats to Gan,er Joe dad not path) vote and wins elecuon. Roman incurred by him and Floyd for explosion. kill Channing. No one listens to Cruz learns has ISA contact as Shane. Roman. Beth 1clls LuJack their rela11onship is ovc:t when hr warns that a maJOr earthquake is Kimberly and Shane begin tracking Ber· bttausc he'll grow to hate her for hef about to h11 Sfinui Barbara Amvmg at muda Triangle in hopes of localing de~ndency. Phihp agrees to marry India waldhfe prcsene. Joe spots a gun-1011n.g Stephano's island. Neal hurls punch at but then persuades Beth to run away wuh Peter During the scuffie. the gun &OH off. Alec when he makes snide remark about ham to New York. L1lhan finds note from Peter cnucall~ Y.OOnded. Santana makes Liz. who 1~ among those aboard crashed Beth and tells LuJack, but he 1s unable to plane re...er' a11ons to Rao for herself and 104 Watched secretly _ 16 lnvesti_gate 85 Act a part 15] Rabbit fur 40.Diatoruc note 166 eonsecrates ~along.with Anna. Eugene. Calliope, -.$1.0p-theduo. l:l.~hnlkd t~J~ -.Btandon • .Mxi.arre tc4.and Mason erdw-• Daphne. Bo. Hope. Tony, Carlo. Andre two make peace. Tony amvcs in Barbados him r~tumed to San Quentin. C'ru"i's 21 Evade 87 Fib 159 Thus 42 Pep up 22 Office stamp 88 Harangue 160 At home 44 ltahan city 23 Anxious 90 Works 161 Faeroe Islands 46 Personalities 24 Work hard 9 1 Traveler's stop wind 48 -hog 25 Paid notice 92 Gloomy 163 Word of disgust 50 Had a snack 26 Chemical ending 93 Ascend: Old Eng. 164 Fragrance 5 1 Spread to dry 27 Forward 94 Bleat 166 Roman 0H1clal 53 Coarse hommy 28 Helm position 95 Great 167 Vanity • 55 Tutted plant 29 Topic 98 Scatter 169 Egg-Shaped 56 Dismantle 30 Guido's note 100 Boston fish 171 Desk lights 57 Value 3 1 Travel 101 Lists 172 Council 58 Fast driver 32 Noah's son 105 Class 173 Jewish ceremony 60 Make cloth 34 Songbird 106 Jujube 174 Grader 62 Cuts of meat 36 Pueblo Indian 107 Detecting device 64 Digraph 38 Screens 109 Unit of loudness DOWN 65 Frighten 40 Wet earth 110 Bigwig 66 Thritty ones 41 God of love 111 Neuter pronoun 1 Desist 68 Paradise resident 43 Saocy 112 Choir voices 2 Senior 69 Health resort 45 Glrl's mckname 114 Sprinted 3 Greet< letter 71 Aytng toy 47 Ob9en<e 115 Aemam 4 Marriage vow· 73 Merit 48 Judicious 116 Italian painter 2 wds 75 Taro root 49 Faint: 2 wds. 117 Significant 5 Small room 79 Pool 52 IMplores 121 Smailfowt 6 Idolizes 80 Sea duck 54 Hindu dei!Y 123 Parsonage 7 Holdup artist: _ 81 Mistake 56 Elf 124 Horse noises 2 wds. 83 Interweave 59 Malt beverage 125 Pitcher handles 8 Ear: comb. form 84 Three-toed sloth 61 Zoo greeting 127 Legal claim 9 Re4ax 86 Informer: slang 63 Having spore 128 lingered 10 Candy. e.g. 87 Household god clusters 129 Evict t 1 Recover lrom. 89 Assist 6 7 Traci< down 131 Yugoslav leader 2 wds. 90 Matador's move 68 Remains 133 Painters' needs 12 College cheer 92 Photographer's 70 Factory chimney 135 Iowa product 13 Matures light 72 Bridal "shO"Ner" 138 Healing goddess 14 Large trucks 94 Osseous 73 Paradise 140 Crooned 15 Give priority to 95 Smiles broadly 74 M imic 142 Oen 16 In addition to 96 New Mexico pass 76 Couples 143 Redact 17 Pied Piper followe< 97 Each 77 Irish poet 147 Flt 18 Asian river 98 Bristle 78 Frost (a cake) 148 Colorado park t9 Spurious 99 Armed conflict I 108 Small amount 109 Move over: 2 wds. 112 Act: Lat l13 Lath 115 Purloin 116 Elevate 118 As far as 119 Golf club 120 Goddess of discord 122 Nothing 123 Deface 126 Dazed 128 Used to be 130 Story headings 132 Dollar bill 134 Principal meal 135 Intrigue 136 Carmen. e.g. 137 Football position· abbr. 139 Prepared 141 BreatheS In QUICkly 144 likewise: abbr. 145 Angry 146 Lofty building 148 Historic period~ 149 Rotate 151 Ripped 153 Exit 1545 Naughty to1 158 Workers· group 162 Actress Gabor 165 Hindu mantra 168 Cypr1nold fish 170 Near and Nurse Hunnicutt. Whale Andre mas· and 1s snot by Piper. Jim an<J"Annabcllc prcd1c11on about the earthquake appears queradcs as Tony. Tony wakes for a find Spaulding grave. 10 be coming true · moment and secs beautiful island girl. Carlo in serious condiuon. After making love to man she thanks as Tony. Anna rcah2cs it's Andre and plots lo kill him. As Melissa enters room, she spots Pete an bed with Madame X and as slanted when Madame X turns out to be her mother. LOVlNG: Jack tells Stacy Ile knows she SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Alec still loves ham. Jack take$ a JOb with Dane plans to marry Adair and attend medical and plans to make certain Dane takes no school. Ja) decades to &JVC up Adair, shortcut on constructJon site. Ham whom he loves. to show Alce how much he staying at Kate's without her knowledge. loves his brother. Alec named permanent host of Knights of the Turntable. Un-Harry pulls gun on Dane. says he's.· to get bcl.nownst to TR .. Lloyd realizes she is S50.000 from Ann and that Dane must EDGE OF NIGHT: When Sky is accused tr~lp Harry gel lo Make and Shana. Mike has daughter. Stu and Jo are told that their tijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliill would-he murderers arc planna ng murder .. A TOTAL DEU8HT-COMPl£1tlY CAPTIVATING, flEFRESHINGL y DIFFERENT." A•• RHO NEW YORI( POST edwards TOWN CENTER SAT.SUN 1:30, 3.45. &:00, s-1~. 10·1s m)stcry .,.,cekcnd in mountains. Warren plans 10 get u11 named unfit mother YOUNG AND RESTLESS: John goes to hospital and learns Tracy pregnant and Tam the father. Tam stalls wedding lo await word from Tracy. By the time she calls. Tam has left. An agitated Tracy gets out of hospital bed. collapses in pain and ma) ha ve done irreversible damage to her unborn baby Paul tells Danny Patti has left town. Paul and Andy learn Bn:nt's severe beating the n1gh1 Dena lef\ Genoa C'1ly has created permanent damage. Kaye and Brent enjoy romantic after-dinner dance at her house. Ka}'e, unaware Jill has put boolc an her medicine and assured by pharmac1~1 it's alcohol-free. takes more than th e prescribed amount. Commander r~~=======~~m~i~iii~!========~l.I Lew•~ warns Amy 10 stay away from Tyrone. Jack, with has usual ulterior LUXURY THIAT•fS motive, plays up to Lindsay on day of FiM Twt Mlti-Sll-illfl * promotion. but she stands him up. Mr. \O ........... l •M• ·~ 751 A184 A -,, '•' f I I"'" ' •t .. l it. U >If I '""'f ' l\l.a. ...... O•l v 12.15 u-. lllottl Anthony says 1fRoue the hooker (Amy) 1s seen. <ihe 1s to be murdered. ;\my tells T)rone Jan accepts their love MO SllALL Af'f'Allt (It SHOWS A T 1 :30 3:SO 5 :30 7:30 .. t :30 OH GOOI YOU D«VIL tpf;l) SHOWS AT 12:00 2:00 4 :0 0 •:OO 1 :00 .. 10:00 TMIEf' O f' HEAln'S (It) SHOWS AT 3 :30 .. 1 :00 'The Razor'• E.dt• ~1 3) at 1 :00 S: 30 .. 1 0 :00 Sally l"lelO P'l.ACU ... T HE HmAltT , ... , 12:41 2:55 S:OS "7:15 .. t ::U STADIUm ~ Ill llll/!(c!rlft llrt• $114..,.., MO lillALL """AtR CR ) s l"IUI Co·Hll Sprint ernk CR ) .... OR ... TME A.ISLU (R) wltll Tl1lltrope (R) 1 no Scl'l•c• (R) THIEi' O f' HEA .. TS (It) Plu1 Co·Hlt Purple R1ln (R) Good cigar 's a smoke for oodguys S ANGELES (AP) -It would seem that the cigar, once a prop for every movie gangster and wise guy, has been pre-empted by the good guys. This comes from the Cigar Associa- tion of America, which maintains that those suave swashbucklers now have more than a tongue in their cheek. Gerald M cRancy lights up after solvin~ a case on CBS' "Simon & Simon," 1,;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jiliiip;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;ii-!i'iliiiliiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;!;;;;;"I George Peppard uses his cigar to hght the d ynamite to dispatch the scoundrels on NBC'.s"Thc A-Team." "°" lllfT1lrfCll RAQI ah 0311 ..,.., lOWMOS IUCTN;TON •a S1tSl1' llWl'.Ut~ IWllWAPW> COWAIOS~ ..,., ... 11~10 .. , .. i. .. -... ~1 •'93 u .. m1"1 UUIOWIU S.O CATfWAf 5 com 10A ~0111 l-NllJ 7"'511 fDWMIOS SO 1 P\A/A lACIN HllS t ..... ___ ....... "~''Vlll9Cii....,,.... ·--- .. ..,.~6'20 COWMOS llSD _.._, MAI 1 ... , IUOl 5«4150. [IJllllMOS ~~ Cl-. '3USSl , CllOIM Ol-.6.Mtl&I PIO( oaN9Cf 0-11 mtwn1n1lns lrMMIDS ClfllM Wl.S1 Lee M:\)ors celebrates a succcsstul stunt on A B\'s "The fall Guy" with a cigar. ''ASOLID FtRST- RATE MOVlE ... SENSITIVE, GRIPPING AND BEAUTIFULLY MADE." -A•• lMd. New Yottc POii ~~ fffi·t3}CD NOWPl..AYING ~ . , .. , SU~OA Y, NOVEMBER 11, 1984 IC Bruin• hold on for PKltlc-10 victory over Oregon 8 .. te. C2. F,-u.stra .~ion .'oVer for .use, 16~7.:.W,il~ . A New year ts trip to the Rose Bow 1 SoNo~ t~ac·s ~nh· Trojan-like. All th IS because the Trojans played the l~p· and risked our reoord ach Aga1 n t d t" it as wtt some measure of the pmc oftbeir life or at least th k 11' cli · · f1 rewar 1orwinove rNo. 1 Huskies u_nd~r.standif'!gWSahyUrdaSCpuntsomuc,h last thrcey~arsanyway-inpostina: ;:..·i~s. r'!~0~~;~i~b~ t • SllJll 1cance 1n. tU ya. em~n S 16-7 dCCISIOn before 71,838 mostly cham~nshi " \.le n upse ., B JOHN SEVANO h U ~me .here against the Uruvers1ty of delirious fansat the Coliseum plus a A H ~ 'de . Oa ' ..!. ,... c ..... ,,rtsm.1 tossedtotht cT ruversaty of Washanston h ash1ngton. t-fter all, "It had been national television audience. • G-ne· ··vuou ·•wawaysrecehav'ev~wr hatn:~!. J -LOS .. "'GE-ax e rojans out of a Rose Bowl t rce years since we had played a Th-Ste e J rdan fi kl 1 . '""' · aa • lU • '"""' LES -Senior cor-bid and putthc Huskies in their place. game this b"g." Bo la' ed. '"" v o e aoa S. an an a pme Ukc this. But what_you • nerback Duaine Jockson termed it Then aame the (WO years of proba-A d ~ II yerexp an . almost flawless offense and a suf-reallyhavttodoisrespectUSC They Slew o' Gold "another win in a season full of tion, capp'cd by, Trojans' djsmal 1983 ~ 'a · a • no ~ne cxpcc~ed the focatjna USC defense proved to be were simplt a better lClm than ~ revenge." Senior tight end Mark campaign in which lhey ri.nished muc ·mahaned Tians to wm any-the difference ap inst the Huskies were today. Boyer added: ''The frustration is under .500 (4-6-1 to be exact) for the way. At least thats 1 c way the medta (9·! overall. 5-1 in ll'?e Pac>I O}, a team A "better team" is somethln the over." first time in two decades, made many of the USC playen feel. which noc only saw it's No. 1 ranking Trojans (8-J. 7-0) felt the ha ~ · Fouryearsof~ptinesscandoalot It was so long since the Trojans y W~Ubfu~ss .1jhat~ CboH ~cw go ~ul the window but,·for lhc ~ird allaJong. BuiiJ's~ to~n v~ to sour a disposhion. For the Trojans appearcC! in a Rose BOwl that the last hears · y,~t ~ not t e us es, sm1ah.t year, saw ~noe-bri&ht once you'v( lost it and for the of Sou them California, their bitter-ttme -1979 -John Robinson was 1 1 e .nation · onner No. 1 1~· ' hopes for reaching th~ ~ose Bowl Trojans. rtgainina their c1ieem has ness couldn't be measured. the head coach and President Jimmy ri aym~ ~he ~11teTen r,cp~ntative. dashed by a 1ut-wrench1n1 setbaclc. been an uphilJ climb sinct 1982 .It staned three yea!" ago, in the · Carter was preparing for his final year nstca ' it wi l;he amiliar ~let "It's hard to explain a loss like this "We believe in ourselves. Wed • ram, at Pullman, Washington where a in the Oval Office. ~hd l otd 0tfoth~ Tr~rnpdecdraung the one," admitted Washinaton head care anymore what others thi:k .! " e ose w tu ID a.sa ena. coach Don Jimes. "We climbed lo (Ple&M eee PRUSTll.ATIOJll/ci) ~rritij~t~.i'li1~~V1n111111f1trt1m--~~~~--~~~~~__;;,.._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edison, Irvine I , post CIF wins Marina. Barons ousted from field after 3-1 def eats ,. senior setter Nancy Hower and junior back-row specialist Kristi Mootban, were instrumentaJ in the triumph. ··we had a little difficulty an the first game, but when we won we picked up a little momentum," said Irvine Coach Mark McKenzie. League champions Edison and Notre Dame 3 Marina 1 · The Irvine highs will continue in the CIF Vikings• campaigr; c.amc to a close 4-A ~rts volleybaJI pl~yofTs after -after a I 5-I I, 15-8. 3-1 5, t 5-t 3 secunng second-round tnumphs Sat· setback at the hands of visiting Notre urday night. • Dame. H~wever, Su nset ~gue qualifiers Marina made a gallant comeback ~a~na and Fountain Valley were try in the final game, rallying from a chmariated from the tournament, I 3-8 deficit to get even before Notre each 1.n four ~me~. . Dame put the match away with the Irvine. which 1s unbeaten m 18 final two points. matches. and won the. South Coast • "I played I 1 players and everyo11e ~gu~ !~ ~ed No. I m the bracket, played well," said Marina Coach whale t.01son as ~-0nd-seeded. Dennis Creighton. "Notre Dame was Here's the details: able to gel die critic.at points against \lt. But Tam ):lroud of the way our kids Edison 3, Calver City O: II took the p1ayed aJI year. This is the best group Chargers 38 minutes to dispatch of kids I've coached." 1 ovefl!latched Culver City and earn a Marina finished the season at t 2-6 datc-rn-thc Quarterfinals T-ucsclay. ~and-was nmner;up jn 1 he Sunset Senior back-row specialist Kathy League. Gorrnan served for I 9 points, includ- ing six aces, as the Chargers domi- nated in that department. Junior middle blocker Dionne Powers bad five trills and seven blocks, while setter Erin Tomblin was credited with I 7 assists and four service aces. Edison. the Sunset League cham- pion, is 17-1 overall. Irvine 3, Torrance 0: The Vaqueros made the long road trip wonhwruJe, dispatching Torrance, 15-12, I 5-I. I 5-9 to advance against Notre Dame Tuesday at a site to be deterrnined. Senior middle blockers Elaina Oden and Kris Robens, as well as Gardea Grove 3, Foutain Valley I: The visiting ArgQ.Oauts. down 13-2 in the first game, blttlcd back but then fell short an losing 15-13. But they had enough momentum from. that game to win the next three and eliminate the Barons. Garden Grove, the Garden Grove League champions, won the next three games, 1 S-13, 15-2. 15-13. t-ountam Valley, which erided its season at 10-8, was led by setter Stephanie Snyder, outside hitter Jack- ie Cook and Christy Svalstad, the latter coming up with 13 kills on the evening. Fountain Valley BlCh'• Kellie Bruce (left) and Cbrlaty 8Talatad team up to block _.., ............ ., .......... •bot by Garden Gro•e opponent durt.nc CIF •olleyball playoff match Satu.rday. Fullerton's unbeaten dream vanishes, 26-20 UNLV s poils Titans' comeback plans to earn trip to the Caltfornta Bowl Special to Uae DaJly Pilot LAS VEGAS -Cal State Full- erton's dream of an unbeaten season, as well as a benh in the California Bowl, disappeared Saturday night as Nevada-Las Vegas handed the fitans a gut-wrenching 26-20 PCAA football toss here. Fullerton. which fell behind at the outset, I 0-0, and trailed by as much as 20.. 7 in the second quarter, hurt itself with four turnovers, but still had an Brawling Bears-next for Rams Dickerson. Pa at Anaheim Stadium By CURT SEEDEN Ol .. 0.-. ........... The Rams did ~retty well apanst one of the NFL s most explosive offenses last week in a 16-13 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Today, they faoe one of the league's most dcvastatina defense when the Chi- caao Bears come to Anaheim Stadium. The aame is a sellout and will be televised live by KCBS, Channel 2 at I. Of course, most people won't be watchina today's pmc just for • &limpse of the Bears' maulina de- fense. The thouaht or matchina up Chi~o·s Walter Payton and the Rams Eric Dickerson had somethina to do with the rush for tickets, so to speak. Still, Rams Coach John Robinson insisl today's pme -which is crucial for both teams 11 lhe NFL playoff picture comes Into focus -is not a blnJc of individuats. \ ''h will be intercstina. wf\h two of the! belt runners playinf. apinst two or the belier defentc1, ' the Rams' T OPJ)(?rtunity to win the game in the wanmg seconds. After rallying 10 pull within six points on a Greg Steinke 42-yard field &oal with 1:10 to play, Fullenon (I 0.. I) recovered an onside kick and a chance for a last-ditch victory was still alive. T~ Titans marched to the 20..yard line with 30 seconds to go, and after a shon three-yard completion by Damon Allen, three passes fell in- coach sa1a. "But 1nd1 v1dua~ match ups arc not valid. There arc too many other things goina on in a game." The Bears' Payton, who has gained I 2, 7~7 ards and earlier this season ccli Jim Brown's NFL career rus ina record, currently is second in the lcaaue th is year with 1, 112 yards. Dickerson, who led the-!ague in I 983 as a rookie, is back atop the rushinJ ladder with I, 161:> ,Yards, Including a career-hi&h 208 1n the Ra.ms' victory over 'St. Louis last Sunday. ·The teaaue's 1wo ptcmier nishers, however, both could find the lOina leas than smooth -the 8eat1 and the Rams have been excellent in stoppina the run. Chicqo is toJ)S In the ie.tue. aUowiqan..averqe of just 78. 7 yards on the around per pmc. The Rams ranlt lllird in the NFC in th.at deperunent.aiv1na up Just 96. I yards rusbiQ&. The clubs also share a similar misfonunc -the 8carJ lo t stan ina quarterbeck Jim McMahon to a lacerated itctncy in 1 17"'6 victory over the R.aiderJ last Sunday. while the Rams have been without rqular (Pl ....... RAJll/C3) ' complete and the Rebels (8-1) had held on for the win and the PCAA lJtle. Penalties also had a hand in the Las Vegas victory. An apparent Allen touchdown run was called back on a holding penalty an the third quaner and the Titans eventually had to settle for a Steinke field goal. "We created our own adversity tonight," said Titan Coach Gene Murphy. "You cannot tum the ball over four times, commit crucial penalties and drop passes against a good football team and still wi n. "I don't want to take anything away from UNL V, but we were our own worst enemies tonight. But you've got to be proud and happy for our team they way they battled back toojght." Murphy heaped praue on both quarterbacks. "I might be gelling a httlc carried away. but chose guys (Allen and UNLV's Randall Cunningham) rank right with the Doug Fluues of the world," he said. The Rebels opened the sconng on a 4 7-yard field goal by Joey DiGiovan- na with 13:38 left in the first quarter. UNLV made II 10-0 with 3:52 left in the first quan er on an I I -yard pass from Cunningham to wide receiver Michael McDade. Fullenon made 1t 10-7 b} dnv<ng 87 yards. sconng on Allen's 7-yard run with 2:04 left 1n the opening quarter. UNL V drove 93 yards and scored on Tony Lewis' 10..yard run with 2:26 It-ft in haJf to take a I 7. 7 kad DtGiovanna·s 3 7-yard field goaJ w11.h 7:09 left in the th a rd quaner raised the margin to 20..7. Allen's 20..yard run narrowC'd the score to 20-14 on the last pla) of the third quaner, Cunningham set a PC AA record for passing yarda~e an a cart'<'r wuh 7,234. ·The other side of John McKay The Old Coach not the uncaring soul some think When the Old Coach announced he was leaving the sidelines for the presidential cusbiont the media com- motion w1s louder in California than in Aorida. You see, John McKay is a legend out here. Over there he 1s a losing football coa~h. The USC Trojan faithful will neverforact him. The Tampa Bay Buccaneer sufferers prol> ably didn't understand him. There arc thinp about John McKay neither bunch knows. Like. for instanct, this thina with his eyC1. McKay went down to Ft. laudcrdalcacouplcofwceksaaoand had a cauract opctation on one eye and v.rt 11 ha vc the other one done when the season -and his coach in& career-is over. Thcdoctontold him to g<'t off the sadellnes now bcca use to ~tJostlcd or h 1 t hard by a oompet1naplaycrmi&h t mean the end ofsl&ht 1n bothey Tfu:OtdCoach will finish the season on thcsidelincs w11b bis pla)ers, thank yOUJUSt the same. Ju taboutcvcrybodyknowsJohn McKay and his cau uc comments and his quick comct.cks and bis charm and his mood The media hu worn out hts rtply to tht' n:'portcr who a,kcd U Coath • L._ __ Buo Tucu1 SPORTS COLUMNIST John McKay how he could possibly JUStafy gi vangtheball to Trojan tailback O.J. S).mpson 45 times in the samepme: "Why not? It isn't heavy. Besides.. O.J. doc n't bclon.a to any kind of• union.'' And when the Tampa al't'a mt'daa was qucstionina him and ooe of them demanded, "Talk slower." McK.a) replied, "Thank fa!lCr." Thcrurrsomedtherlhinas ft know about John Harvey McKay who would have )'OU think be 1s cyni~I and touah and unk.nowina about anythin1exocptoffens1veaod defensave formauons and uncanna about anyth1naothcrthan winruna the football pme. Fcwoflu mostardcntM1m1~ know that McKay's favontc p&StJmc 1s rcadin1 the Peanut ca noon. He lo"e all t"he characters but his fa"ontesarc nOO.P> and Wood5'ock The Old COKh 1s nuts about C'hristma . There has to be a Utt in every room of the house even af 1t 1<1 thcdroopyaf\d forlorn hnlc Kind that Charlie Brown bnngs home Few know about Ifie. the scru"' httle d<>& thac was around dunn~lhc years most of the McKay kids were growing up. 4\lfic wasn 't much to look at and wasn't much good foranythana e:\cept to chase the nex1 door neigh- bor's German hepherd out of the yard. Alfie got h11 by a truck on<' day chasing a big dog across the 'itrett The Old Coach wept Few knew about Woodstock. the hol'1C. When the McKay family moved into the hou~ an the eques- trian area ofCovana. the local snobbery aa ve t ht' fish eye and whispered about the fact the McKay~ did nQt have a hQrsc. • So the Old Coach went out and bought Woodstock and brought him home and put ham m the carnal at the back ofthe house. Woodstock was robabl the oldest hvma horst' at the 1me. ewasswayof'bickanddroop of eye and weary oflq. In fact. Woodi tock wassop1t1ful. the lods wouldn 'ts1t on ham. let atone nde ham, so WoodslOCkJust stood around and ate the tfcst food the feed store could dchver The Old Coach stopped bye"Ct) niaht and tal kt'd to Woodstock (ora hn1cwh1lc - probabl) tclhna ham about a workout that d1dn 't go "'-ell Oncda)' Woo<htockJU t toppJC'd O\.trdead. Natural cau$C$.,Jhe vtt '-&Id. Old~-~Old Coach "'cpl apan • I Just thought you m1&)\t h"c to Ir.now I ' '" . lnishes secon in Breeders' fJeld INGLEWOOD (AP) -Trainer, Vincent Timpbony sal!_ .. rm a mu, with one aood horse,' and Saturday that bone. Wild A.pin, wu evea• better than Slew o • Gold. Wild ~J.lj,a 30-to-1 allot who ba4 to be suppltllhnt.ed into t.hc race for S360,00(rbccause he was not nomi- nated outducled Slew o• Gold and Gate b;noer in the 1tretcb and W09 the SJ million Breeden' Cup Clalic. /He deserved lo be here 100 pereent because we couldn't pus oo a ' S3 million race when be had a cbucio+ ofwinnin&," Timpbony said. The bettors didn't th.ink so, ..-d IO be paid a winnin1 mutuel of$64.60 in- ruinina what was suPPolCd to be Slew o• Go&d's victoriou.5 last hurrah. Tbe son of Seattle Slew, who needed ueaunent for a quarter crack in his right front foot Friday, is beina retired to stud. Wtld Alain , a 3-year-o&d colt. WU ridden by f>at Day, who sat the mount when Eddie Mal?le switched to Tract Barron, who finished fourth. And be had to withstand an inquiry involv- illf. his two closest finishers in the 1 V•- mile race. Wild AJail). finished a~ fro.o1 of Gate Dancer, who was a balf-lcnstb in front of Slew o· Gola. But the stewards disqualified Gate Dancer to third and moved Slew o' Gold to second. Wild Apin's victory was worth S 1 .35 milhon and gave him ca.minp for the )'.cat ofS2,0S4,409. His ownm arc William Allen, Terry 8ca.l and Ron Volkm'ln. But Beal mined ~ big victory because be had a quad· ruple bypass heart operation per- forrned Friday. Timpbol)y had heart surgery last year when Wild ApiD was out ofactJoo with bone chips., and e WO , The second richest race on t.hc S 10 (Pleue eee B-.S&D&ll.8' /C2) Trojans, Sea Kings advance Newport girls win their heat at CIF · cross country prelims By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR o.-, .... c.. 0 ..... The Corona del Mar and Univer- sity Hig.h's boys teams, alona with the ewpon Harbor, Edison, and lrvioe girls squads. advanced to the Of cro coontJ) fina~ nu.t Saturday at ML San Antonio college. These teams survived Saturday's rugged prelJms on Mt SAC's toUJb thrtt-m1lc course to get a shot in next week's 4-L\ utle races. Un1vers1t) scored a second placc finish an us heac as Simi Valley edacd the Trojans. 59-61 . Greg Whiteley paced Umvers1t) with a first-place lime of 15:31. with Robbie Barrios secunng the third slot with a 15:44 clocking. UIT) Martin took I 1th by running a 16:28. Coach Tom McChesney was pleased w11h his Trojans' firush and thinks the} might improve on it next wed:. "I can't ask any more from my cop chree gu ys, but af the fou nh and liflh men can do a hnlc better. who knows" I thank our heat was the aoughest one of the da) b) far. so I ~h~e we haw a chance. It's an}'- bod\ 's race. "that's the great thing ffiis year - there·\ about 10 teams that could win the Lhang. .. McChcsncy said. L\ not her one of those teams with a (Pleue eee PRELDl8/C2) Rockets race past Clippers HOU TON (AP) -Akecm Ola,,uwon scored I 6 of his pme- h1gh 27 points in the second balf to lonl the undefeated H<>111ton Rockets ton 117-92 win over the Los ngclcs C11ppcl"S an National Ba ketball As!IOC1ation action Saturday night. The Rocicctl\, 7-0. a~ off to their be~t ~tan an the 18-year h1 ton of the f ranchaSC' and the wtn \trc.nl equals their third lOl\gC\l The C11ppe1"\. 3-5. WC~ led by Marques Johnson with 24, as they losi their third consecunvc pme and their founh suatght on the !'Old Tht Roc"ets took rontrol of the pmt 1n the 1b1rd quarter. Out n na the Oippen.. 32-26. to ta.kc a 79-68 lt'ad. John Lucas and Ol~Uwtln led the third quart~ with 10 and point • tt\pectl\IC\}' • ---------------------~-------------------------~--,--~-=-~~~c--c-~-~~ ~ Ooul OAfLY PILOt/S~. November 11. 1984 , , CouE G£ FoorBALL ... ' NBA to look iDto brawl between Bltd and Erving· Bulleta band Celtic• fint l ou 1 Gas WlUlams scored 16 or his. 24 ·m Bono Lee 11· ft UCLA points while helping Washin&ton to a IS- point first half lead and the BuUels went on f to defcaJ Buston, 112-95. in a Natioonl . Bas~clb<&ll .Auocat1on Saturday night, dealing the Sa n _J,,_o_s_e_c_r_u_n_c-=-h-e_s_4-:-::9o-e-r _s_· --ArlsouSsace ... Oregoa 10: Darryl Clack ram.bled fo r Celucs their first. l?ss of the season. T~e Bull~ts _ _ ' 167 yardsand qua~terback Jeff Van Raa1>hor t threw four From AP dlapatcbes 0':'bc~red tl1~ Celt1cs. 37-4. on rastbreak po11~1s._~hile Texas stunned by Houston touchdown 1>4sses m the Sun Devlls' romp." w1nntng their second m a row following. four consccutjve defeats ... ln othtr NBA games Saturday, Elsewhere around the country: I NEW YORK ·-A fight between m sui.>erstars Julius Ervin~ of the Philadel- Bernard Khaa scored 18 points and New York held From AP dlapatebea ffo111coa H , Texas 15: Quarterback GeraJd Landry I Kansas City withouJ' a field goal threw two touclfdown passes and cornerback DeWaync for 6:23 to break open a close PASADENA-UCLA quarterback Steve Bono fin~d Bowden intercepted 1wo passes -one for a 62·yard 1 phia 76crs and Larry Bird of the Boston ('cl11c~ i~ being investigated by the N3tional Buketb,all Assoc1auon. game in the second half for a two seeond·quarter touchdown passes and John ~ touchdown-asHoustoncapitalized onnineturnovcrsto I 113-100 victory. ending a six-kicked four field ,&oals as the Bruins topped Oregon State, upset No. 3 Texas. . • Both players were ejected from Friday night's game at Hoston. which the Celtics won. 13().. J J 9, after they battled in the third period. game losing Streak ... Mlcbael 26·17, Saturday m·a Pacific-10 Conference football game Nebra1b 41 Kansas '1: Doug DeBose and Travis Jordan's jump shot wi th fou r at the Rose Bowl. Turner each scored two touchdowns as No. 2 Nebraska seconds remaining. follow_ing two The game was tied 3-3 when Bono fired a I 6·yard rolled to the win over Kansas and clinched at least a tic for f bl~·ked shots by tqe r~okie. gave touchdown strike to Mike Young with 10:04 remaining the Big Eight Conference championship. At the time, Bird had scored 42 points. while Ervinf had only six. C'h1~ago a 118-116 victory over beforehalf\ime. Just 3:42 later, Bono hooked up with Mike Mlclllsaa State 17, Iowa 16: Michigan Stale stopped Indiana ... Reserv~ forward. Kent Sherrard on a 53-yard scoring play to give the Bruins a 17-3 .Quarterback Chuck Long on a two-point conversion try " 'm sure Julius was frustrated because Larry had all those points against him_." said Boston's Cedric Maxwell ... Seeing him (Erving) fighting surprised me. h's like seeing the sun come up from the wrong Beason scored nine of ~15 IS advantage. with 44 seconds left in the game and thr Spartans· held on • pomts 1n the final q~rter, 1.nclud-The victory, before a crowd of 34.116, bOosted to the viclory over No. J 8 Iowa 10 Bi$ IO action. Wlllla.m• . . mg the go-ahead tip wat.h 36 UCLA's Pac-I 0 record to 4-2 and their overall mar,k to 7-3. The loss knocks Iowa from the Big IO lead and. unless second~ remamm~. to lead Dc1r~1t to a I 04· I 00 victory Oregon State fe~l to 1-6 in cooferenc.e play and 2-8 overall. Mi chigan upsets Ohio State next week .. the Buckeyes will direction. . • 'Tm not surprised seeing Laft)'. though. When he doesn't like(,yhat someone is doing tc,> him, he's capable of an) thing.'' . <Wer M1Jwauk~e. he Pistons tra.1led 80..68 al the end of In other West Coast actt.on·. represent the conference in the Rose Bowl. three quarters but fought back .-.. Dallas used a 26·9 · . scoring run to overtake Seattle in th~ second h;llf. and San Jose State 4%, Long Beacb State 7: Quarterback ObJo State 5%, Northwestern 3: Keith Byar~ rushed f9r I Brad.Davb hit four free throws in' the final 3 J seconds Bob Frasco.completed 28 of 39 .passes for 39~ yards and ~SI yards and,J.wo touch~owns.and M1~e Tom~k hurled. A league spekesman said Saturday that all v1deotaixs of the game have been requcstl'd bv the league. Jack ·Joyce, the NBA 's director of secunty·. will interview the principals involved as well as observers and other persons at the game. to cemeni a 106· I 02 'Mavericks' victory ... Alex ' three touchdowns to .Jead the Spartarrs 10 the PCAA win two to~chdown pafiSCS: Jeadin.& <?hto ·State lnto sole 1 English, sconng over 40 points for the second straight over the 4.9ers. · possession <?ffirst place 1n the ~tg l en Conference. game. poured in 44 points and Calvin Natt added 34 to San Jose rolled up 497 yards of total offense in the The triumph, coupled with l~sses by Iowa and 1 The spokesman said a decision would be made nex t wee~ by Scotty.Stirling, the leagut's vice president of operations. lead Denver 10 a 147·135 victory over Utah . . . game and ·kd 20-0 at the half behind Frasco's first P~rdue, <?pcncd the gates fo~ Ohio State to re present thef Dominique Wilkins sc.prcd I 4 of his 34 points in the touchdown pass to receiver Tony Smith a I-yard run by Big Ten .'" ~he Rose Bowl 1f tht I 3th-ranked Buckeyes fourth period as Atlanta beat Phoenix. 114-I07 . . . FranK.. Robinson and two field gY<t ls by Tony Brown. defeat M1ch1gan next Saturday. George Gervin scored 42 points to propel San Antonio including a 48-yarder. ' Maryland 4%, Miami •. F l!i· 40: Maryland. made the , to a 127· IOJ victory over winless Cleveland. Washington State 33, California 7: Mark Rypien larges! co~eback by a winning team in ma1or coll~ge , The fight l;!roke out shortjy after official Jack Madden suffered a knee inJury earl) m the third period. That left referee Did 8avctta to officiate the game alone. "~hen you have just one official working. the brutaltty out there is unbelievable," Maxwell said. "Players will do what they think they can get4tway with because you know that fo r every two fouls you cQmmit. none will be called.·· gaote of the day ....., Powlch, writing ln the W-"fngton Post on the punc:hlng prOVl'W of ~1 Gerry ~ •'Whenttiey,eay COOMyta hownerot the maffed flet, that ts true. ·eut he dlapatchel tt by third· ctaaa matt." Soviets top U .s. Olympians KYOTO. Japan -·. The Soviet Uni on's men's volleyball team. which did not compete at the Summer Olympics, rallied Saturday to defeat the U.S. gold medal team at the Japan Cup tournament. The Soviets won by scores of 12-15, I J-15. 15·8. 15-8 and 15-J I. The victory on the third day of the eight-nation tourname ve the Soviets a share of the lead at J-0 with J pan._)Nhich defeated Poland 15-4, 15· I 2. 15·9. ~mted States slipped to 2-1. I · before 4,000 SJX.>ctators at the Kyoto Sports Center Ha . the U.S. men took the first two sets. powered by the spikes of captain Karch Kiraly and Ricci L·1yties. .,. Lendl brushes aside Connor s BtEY.cngJancr=-Tvant:C~ and Andres Gomez battled their way Saturday mto the final of a tennis tournament. ousting the final two Ameri- c~ns. Lend! outgunned two-time champion Jimm\ Connors, 6-4, 6~2 in a sparkling but often heated semifinal. Gomez. 1he gifted left-hander from Ecuador. then tamed Peter Fleming. the only unseeded player left in lhe si~gkll ofth1s Grand Prix tournament, 6-3, 6-1 in a one-sided affair that lasted onl y 66 minutes and never produced the high quality of the Lendl·Connors match. Gomez's tnp to the final was cased considerablv when John McEnroe. the world's No. I-ranked player. was suspended by the Men's International Professional Tenms Council when he eclipsed the $7,500 limit for fines in a I 2·month period. McEnroe had been the top seed in 1his tournament and would have been in Gomez's side of the draw. BREEDERS' CUP ... From Cl Bruin'"' shut down Red Wing~ Deiensemen Ray Bourque and Mike ~ O'Connell scored power-play goals, CbarUe ' Simmer added h1 s seventh goal, his sixth since being traded by the Kings and a stifling Boston defense limited Detroit to 16 shots on goal Saturday night as the Bruins posted their third · straight National Hockey League victory, a 4-2 triumph over the Red Wings ... El~where in the NHL. Pat Fla tley's goal midway-through the third period ga ve the New York Islanders a 5-4 victory over Pittsburgh. The Pen~uins had tied the game 4-4 just three minutes earlier when center Jobn Chabot scored his se-cond goal of the night ... Dong Solllman fired a 40-foot slapshot · past goafie Pat Riggin on a second-period power play, enabling New ·Jersey Devils to post a 2-2 tie with Washington ... Steve Larmer scored twice as Chicago fought back from a three-goal deficit to tie Toronto, 4-4. Darryl Sutter and Curt Fraser also scored for the Black Hawks ... Petri Skrlko and ~foe Lemay notched third- penod ~oals 10 lift Vancou'ver into a 5.5 overtime tic with Minnesota ... Colin fatterson collected two goals, including the tying score to give Calgary a 3-3 tie with Montreal. Sullivan races to pole position LAS VEGAS -Danny Sullivan .• gained ~he pole posi.uon for today's Caesars Palace Grand Prix Indy-car race, while Mano Andretti took the outside position • on the front row as he conlinued his relentless quest for the CART-PPG season championship. ·_TeJ~1dalon TELEYJatoH 10 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: ·P ltteburgh at ClnclnnaU, Channel 4. 1 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Chicago Beare at Rama, Channel 2. 4 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Washington at use (tape), Channel 2. 4:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Kings at New York Ranger&, Channel 9. RADIO 1 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Chicago at Rams, KMPC (710). l p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Denver at San Diego, KOGO (600). 4;30 p.m. -PRO HOCkEY: Kings at New YOf'k Rangers, KWVE (108 FM). 7:30 p.m. -PAO BASKETBALL: New Jersey at Lakera, KL:AC (570). PRELIMS ... From Cl million. seven-race program was a foreign affair. Las61cany an Enghsh-bre-0 owneG by the Aga Khan. overtook French- brcd mare All Along just before the wire and won the $2 million Breeders' Cup Turf Stakes by a neck. He paid a winning muluel of $108.80. which made Wild Again's ~nning return of $64.60 pale. wmmng 1he Mile on the grass. and Pnncess Roonc) dommatcd the 01~· ta.fl. strong shot at the title is CdM. The Sea Kings put together a 1hirci:l?lace finish In ihclr race to advance. CdM was lc<J by Oann) Holland. who ran a I 5:48 for !.econd. Sean Combs clocked a 16: I J for eighth, and Darren Wood checked in with a 16:21 for eleventh. In the first lwo ~takes on the program. each worth $I million, Cliief s Crown won the Ju\enile and became the solid favorite for nexr year's Kentucky Derby. "While Fran's Valen1inc. a 70· I shot, almost \.\On lhe Juvenile Fillies Stakl's. She fin. 1shed a ha lf·lcngth in front of Outstandingly. but was disqualified and placed I Ol h. Steward Pete Pedersen. in explain· mg the inquil)·. said Gate Danter lo~cd in dunng the last sixteenth ofa mile and placed Slew o' Gold in dose quarters. "Actually he interfered with both inside horses." said Pedersen. Slew o' Gold was fifth going down the backstretch, as first his stablemate Mugatea. then Wild Again led the eight-horse field. Gate Dancer was seventh. Then, Slew o· Gold. ridden by Angel Cordero Jr .. began to move on the final turn and seemed to take the lead. As they turned for home. Laffi1 Pincay Jr. moved Gate Dancer into contention and the three horses put on a bnlhant stretch duel. Sea King Coa<:h Bill Sumner was especially pleased with Holland's performnacc, "Danny Holland ran great. He wasn't in th e top 10 after two miles but then he just started picking guys off. It looks like he's trying to be the No. I man now." Like McChesney, Sumner believes his team w111 have good run for the money ifh1s fo urth and fifth runners improve in 1he finals. "I couldn't ask for more from the first three. but the fourth and fift'1 men will have10 pick it up," he said.· In the other three $1 million stakes on the card. Eillo won th e Sprint. Royal Heroine tied a world record in Slew o' Gold's disappointing scc- ond wu worth $675,000. Sumner feels the team that runs ---· together will win 1ogether. "Most of r--:::C:::E::-L-:L""":U:'":':"'L-:A:-:R~M~O~B~l~L~E~P!"""H"""""'!'O-N_E..:S::.:::=::; the best teams stay in a pack when they run . They pace thciT teammates from ••5 20 and help each other out 1here on the ;J • per mo. oac course. Just look at Thousand Oaks in •over 10 yrs exp. In mobile com. our race _ three green jerseys Cell, Inc. •briefcase phones avail together out 1n fron t most lhe race. 7 -•same day service & Installation That's what we want to do too," 14 261 •1344 •at your location or ou rs Sumner said. •call for free demonstration. One team that always seems have a 17855 Skvoark Cr Ste. A lrvlne • factorv trained service, 9vfonday 'J.[tgfit '.Foot6af[ at Th£ Park Specia[ Menu 'Prime 'J(ib "ll4>ctal . ,,, ~r-. $:'.9'i "~"'·' WUI! hiJAJ-J /''t'nt 11'1'1 1i1r/1. J,._L\I ~ 04. ·~rw '.,)orll $tc~ Sandwid1 . . . . . . , ........ . S:'.95 /'r•T"'···t '· "f,, '·1rn1 ,.,,,, ,,,,, '''""'"• flt•'' '''''', ,11,,. ,, ,,, •• , pack of runners out in front is Newpon Harbor. The Sailors' No. J. ranked girls team moved into the finals with a first-place fin ish in their heat. clippmg Sunset League champ Edison. 59-74. The Sailors were led by Maggie Henson's first-place time of 18:43, fo llowed by Buffy Rabbitt's 19:03 for third, nnd Tiffany Anderso~·s I 9: I 9 for fou rth. l ThJ: CharJers' Nicole Ritchot ran a 19:31 for fif\h place to lead Edison. fumbled to kill Washington State's first scoring threat but football history as reserve quarterback Frank Reich • he came back to throw two touchdown passes and run for directed sh straight scoring drives to help the T errapins, another TD. leading the Cougars to victory. trailing 31-0 at ~lftime. overcome sixth-ranked Miami. Arltoaa %8, Stanford 14: Arizona tailback Daw Oldaboma 4Z, Colorado 17: Freshman fullback Lydell I ~dams scored first half touchdowns on one-and three-yard Carr ran 64 yards for a touchdown and Danny Bradley I' runs. and quarterback Alfred Jenkins added a three-yard fired a 68-yard scoring pass to Steve Sewell as quick- second half touchdown run while Max Zendeja~ kicked striking Oklahoma. tt\c nation's nin th-rankea team. three extr.a point~ and added fi~ld goals of32 and 47 yards, buried Colorado. as the Wildcats improved their record to 6-4, 4-2 .m t.he--Florid• !7,Georgla 0: Tenth-ranked Florida ended six Pac-10. years of frustration against Georgia, hammering the , PaeUic %4, Fresno State 6: Senior quanerback Paul eighth-ranked Bulldogs behind the passi ng of freshman Bemer threw one touchdown pass and ran for another Kerwin Bell to move to the brink of tts first Southeastern score as Pacific won the PCAA game. · Conference crown . College football scores 7 COLLEGE West USC 16, Washington 7 UCLA 26, Oreoon St. 17 Washington St. 33, Californla Arizona St. 44, Oregon 10 Nevada·Las Vegas 26, Cal State Fullerton 20 San Jose SI. 42, Long Beach SI. 17 Pacific 14, Fresno SI. 6 Chico SI. 14, San Francisco S)1 14 · Sacramento St. 15, Har ward St, 13 Sonoma St. 17, Humboldt SI. 15 . Cenl. Wasnlngton 28, w Wuh· 1"91on 6 6 O<l!il<>n Tech ?8, w. Oreoon 6 Pac lulheran 38, Whllworln 8 ,."Orf9olrta. ~orro--Rockies Arliona 28, Stanford 14 BYU 34, San Diego SI. 3 Air Force 23, New Mexico 9 Oklahoma 42, Colorado 17 Idaho 45, Idaho SI. 42 Ulah 21, Utah SI, 10 Montana St. 41, N, Arizona 3 Weber SI. 23, Boise SI. 21 Llnfleld SS, WlllameJle 0 Men. Colo 2'2. Morllana Te<:h 71 W New Mulco 39, S Utah 6 Colorado Mines S~. Colorado Col. E. WHhlnglon SO, N Colorado 15 Ft Lewis 30, N Mex Highlands ?9 13 Southwest Arkansas 14, Savior 9 Houston 29, Texas 15 SMU 31, Rice 17 TCU 27, Texas Tech 16 Oklahoma SI. 31, Missouri Tulsa 24. Indiana SI. '17 Colorado SI. 59, Texas-El Paso 31 N. Texas St. 10, NE Louis!· ana 3 Arkansas St. 37, Lamar 13 Wichlla St. 17, w Texas St. 14 Louisiana Tech ~4, Texas· ArlingJon 0 NE-Oklahoma -23,-sE-~~a-homa 13 . Alcorn St JS, Prairie View 12 Angtlo SI 52. Sam Houston St 7 Ark. ·Monllceno 23, Ark. ·Pine Bluff 1 AugHn Col 20, Tarleton St. 19 cent. Arkansu 14, Hendet"lon SI. 6 Cenl. SI., Okla 28, l a09glon 3 E Cen1ra1 u. 41. SW Oklattoma 38 E. Texas SI. 23, Howard Pavne 7 E New Mexico 42, Texas Lulheran 7 13 McMurrv 27. Sul Ron St. 13 Nlcl'tolls St 30. SW Texas SI 14 Ouachita 28, Harding 24 Panhandle St. 40, Do•ne 3 S. Arkansa• 13, Arkanws Te<:h 7 Texal A&I 28. Abllene Chrlsllan Mictwest Ohio St. 52, Northwestern 3 Michigan 31, Minnesota 7 Michigan SI. 17, Iowa 16 Illinois 34, lndlana 7 Wisconsin 30, Purdue 13 Nebraska 41 , Kansas 7 Iowa St. 7, Kansas St. 7 Bowling Green 28, Ohio U. 7 Cent. Mlchlg'an 51, Ball St. 7 E. Illinois so. W. Kentucky 19 Marshall 10, Illinois St. 3 Miami, Ohio 2.3, E. Michigan 0 Wake Forest 20, Duke 16 James Madison 21. VMI 17 Murrav St. ·3s, Youngstown SI. 7 North Carolina 24, Georgia Teeh lT Delaware 27, Mhsachu· setts 14 Lehigh 21, Bucknell IS Maine 27. Howard U. 23 New HamPshlre 14, Holy Cross 13 Richmond 19, Northeastern NE Missour i 19, W. llllnols 14 S. Mississippi 31, E. Caro· lina 27 8 N. Michigan S5. Michigan Tech 28 14- SW Missouri 31, S. Illinois 6 Toledo 13, N. llllnols 7 W. Michigan 13, Ken! SI. 9 Wichita St. 17, W. Texas st. Wvoming 45, S. Dakota St. 29 Tennessee St. 24, Louisville lS Tn.·Challanoooa 21 , AP· palachian St. 20 W. Carolina 31. E. Ten· neuee St. 17 Alabama A&M 20, luS"-eoff 14 Alb4nv. Ga 27, Savennah SI 0 Austin Peev 27, T'ennenN Tech Anderson 24. Blutflon 23 Bethune·Cookmn 42, Morris Ashland ~. Valparalso 8 Brown 28 Auguslana,111. 21, Elmhurst 0 CaPilal 7 l(enluckv wesivn 6 Beldwln·Wallace 35, Heidelberg Ca'lon·Newma" 11. Prubv 20 _ ____.terlan U --mildll~l~WottTor n--· Centre 35 Rl'todel o Bl!nedlcllne,111. 24, Concordia, Ill Clladel 'll, Wotf0<d 16 IS Davidson 30, C•lewt>a IS Black Hiiis SI 49. Cnedron SI 21 Dena si. 17, Veldosta St n Cen!, Me1~s1 6. Beker 5 ~ e Kentucttv ... Mortflead SI 38 Cenl. St .. Ohio 21. Hll~ale 14 Elon so 8owle St o Concordia. Neb. 36, Dakota Ft. Vel~v St, 61, Kentuckv s1. o Waslvn 29 Furman 42, Cent. Florida 6 Cornell, Iowa 31, Beloit 14 Georgetown, Kv. 30. St Joseph, Dayton 62, Tavlor 3 Ind o Flndlav '8, Manchester JS Grambling St. 1, s. carOllna St 7 Franklin :n. Evansville 0 Hampton Inst 16 Virginia St 10 Friends 34, Tabor 7 , J.C. Smllti 20; Feve11ev111e St. u Gustav AdolPtlus 42, St. Johns, Mars Hln 11 Gllrdner·WeN> 3 Minn. ~ Ml d T ' 2 G Hemline 7 St Olaf 1 d le enn. 4 ' eorgla • · Southern 7 Indiana Cen1r111 20, Butler 10 Mites 21 B•Pllst u o 0 Albanv, NY '3, Marls! O Arrn!rlcan lnll n, SPrlngtleld 1 Amherst 23, Wiiiiams 6 Bales 14, Tufh 14 Bowdoin 20, Colbv I• Brooklvn College SI, Fairfield O Bulf1lo 21, loci\ Haven 9 C11lllornl11. Pa. 31, lndlana, Pa 14 Calhollc U. 47, Marvvllle o Clarion 29, Geneva 14 Coast Guard 47, ill.Y Maritime o Concord ?I, Guilford 9 Cortland St ?2, SI Lawrence 6 Hamlllon 10, Union, N V 3 HOl>.1~1 41, RPI 17 ~~ ... ~ Polnf 10 Johns Hopkins 26, w. Ma~vl•nd Junlala 17, UPHiii 6 Lala velle «, E SlroudU>urg 38 lvcomln9 24, Blo0msbur11 14 Man. Marlllme 10, Brldilwater. Mau.3 Mercvhurst 18. Alfred 1 S Mlllersvllle 46. New Heven 1 Moravian 17, Mulllel\berg 14 Norwich 30, Mlddlel>urv 17 Plvmou1h St '3. Currv 14 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kearnev St. 24, Wavne, Nil>. 13 MlulsslPe>I Val 49 ·Alabama SI Ktnvon 23, Hiram Col. 2'2 7 . ' ' 0 Mldtand 11, Peru SI. 0 Pac-9 Confer.nee Fullerlon ~o. Golden West 14 Tall 49, Bakersfield 7 Cerritos S2. Mt. San Antonio Ml"tkln 7, Carroll, Wls. O Mo. Waslern 19, Ft Han SI 7 Mou!ll Union 19. w111ent>er11 17 Muskingum 14, Marietta 0 Nebralka·Omaha 21, Mankato SI 1 NOf"th Central 16, N0<th Perk 12 N. Dakota St. 33, SI. CloUd SI. 14 NW Missouri SI. 14, Mluourl· ROiia 6 0 Norttlwood, Mich. 21. Ferris SL Ohio Wntvn 23. Woosf9f 1 Ollert>eln 17. Olllo Northern 17 Plllsburo SI. «, EtN>Orla SI. 22 St. Merv's, Kan. 21, Be11111nv, Kan. 20 St. Tttornas ~. Macetester 7 Slou~ Falls 17. Carleton 10 S. Dakola 24, Auouslane,S.D. 6 SE Ml-i 94, Llncoln-16 SW Kansas 73. McPherson O Sterling 27, Ollawa, 1<411, 12 Wat>ash 41, DePauw 26 Washburn 31 . Mo. Southern 29 Washl09ton, Mo. 17, Rose· Hulman 7 wavrte, Mleti. 30, Gr1111d Valtev St. 3 William Jewl!ll .0, Culver·Sloct· ion O Wiimington 6, Earlham l Wls.·Eau Claire 30, Wis ·Stev11n Pt. 23 Wls.·Plallevllle 22, Wls.·Stoul 14 Wls.·Rlv. Falls ?I, Wis.· LaCron1 7 Wls.·Whlleweter 49, Wls.·Ol· hkosh o South Marvland 42, Miami, Fla. 40 South Caroilna 38, Florida SI. 26 10 Florlda 27, Georgia 0 LSU 16, Alabama 14 Tennessee 41, MetT'IPtlfs St. 9 Kentuckv 27, Vanderblll t8 Auburn 60, Cincinnati O Clemson 17, Virginie Tech Virginia 45, N. Carolina SI. 0 10 MorehouH 18, Clerk COl. 8 Newberry 10, lenoli·Rhvne 7 NorfOlk SI. 17. llvln1n1one 18 N. Alabama 24, W. GeorQla 3 N.C. Cenlral 49, N. Caroline A& T Eest Pasadena CC 32, El Camino 16 Mission Conference Orange Coasl 20, Palomar 14 Saddleback 19, Citrus 15 RLverside CC 26, San Diego Boston College 45, Armv 31 Rutgers 23, West Virginia 19 7 Svracuse 29, Navv 0 Plllsburgh121, Tulane 10 Wllllem & Marv "8, Colgate San Diego Mesa 19, Soulh· western 14 '39 •. • Yale 27, Princeton 24 Cornell 19, Columbla 7 Dartmouth 27, Brown 1 t Penn 38, Harvard 7 West.rn Stat. Conference S-anra Barbara 36. Compton lS Boston U. 2l. Connecticut 17 l• Glendale S2. Moorpark 30 Venlura St. Rio Hondo 21 San la Monica SS, Hancock Hornets top GWC, 40-14 Fullenon College opened a 20..0 halftime lead allowed visiting Golden West to draw close but the~ buried the Rusilers' hopes with a 94-yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter by Damon Sweazy to score a 40-14 Pac-9 Conference football victory Saturday night. Sweazy's TD run fo llowed a Golden West touchdown by Bryan Burnside on a 30-yard interception return which had pulled the Rustlers to within two touchdowns at 27-14 Fullerton, ~hich improved its Pac-9 record to 5·1. then added an insu:cince sc~re on C'harles Ray's second touchdown of the night. a four· yard run late in the ga'me before 3.400 fans at Fullerton Stadium. Laszlo, Johnstone key Coast's 20-14 wln The Hornets used a 7 5-yard run by Ray and fi eld goals of 34 and 30 yards by sophomore place-kicker Rick Frank for a 13-0 lead in the first quarter. Sweazy's 21-yanJ touchdown run made it 20-0 at intermission. Golde11 West, 2-4 in Pac-9 play, scored llS fi rst touchdown on a 12·yard pass from John Heinle io Greg Applegate in the lhird quarter. * SAN MARCOS -Ken Laszlo fired touchdown passc!I of 23 and 25 yards to Sean Johnstone and the Orange C~ast College defense picked off five passes and came up wnh a fumble recovery as the Pirates topped host Palomar, 20-J 4, in Mission Conference footbafl action Saturday. Laszlo c~mpl~te~ 9 of 18 passes for J 59 yards to help 9CC ev~n Its M1ss1on Conference record at 3-3 and improve its overall rC«>rd to-3-5. Derck Nichols picked off two passes while Lance Neal. Bill Sicker and Joe Piccola also came up with 1tttcrccptions. Piccola also recovered a Comet fumble. FUlertOft 40, Gotden West 14 sc-~Ov•rttn Gok™I West O o 7 7-14 Fullerton 13 7 o 10-40 !lick) Fut-Rev 75 run (Frank kick I Fllt-f'rank 34 FG Fut-Frank 30 FG Fut-SwtlIV 11 run (Frank GWC-~te 12 PIU from Helnle (Doan kfdt) Ful-At v 19 run Cklcxk t11tedl Gwc-eur~ ao 1n1•r· C.1>11on return (Do.n kkk) Fu1-S...,1v 94 kickoff return (Fr•nk kick) Tomulck, ?·2S; GrM'lt, 8·19, Ap0 Plto•lt, l·lt, Hanson, l·IS; Brown, ~;); Kelu r, l·O; Helnle, l·for ·mlnut Fu•-Rav. 11·19?, New· klrlt,4· 17, Swearv, 1•49. Bt1<11mon, 1·4; MK>uw, 2•f0f'•mlnul · $; Jolln"SOn l·for·mlnus 2? • ' '•Hine GWC-Htlnle, 71 39·3, 191, Han.on. 1 ·2·0, 11 Fut-Mouw, 14•J0•3, 176. ·~ GWC-018trnardo, 6•0 , Melor, 7·60, Al>Ole911t, 3·3', $1\ourd~ l ·t&; !ooor, I t2, Eotl\, 1·9; Ptrker, J.ll; Motl'llrllead, Hl •Jnc •f'ati 'lhff9n . . . . . ... ~. . . . . . . . s 1.95 fadu '1 11 '1Ul-•1•·0Lf,1r , 111.•\'4' 1HtJ 'r,J •''tu 11 t!1 t lftJ1'fo/ h1 'ti ;t r . Comet quarterback Michael Defabio who was hurt 1n P~l~mar'tftrstgamc oft he year, saw his1'rst action since 1r:;--p•iiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I the inJ~ry and completed 21 of 4.S passes for 274 yards. ··(;cod serv~. OCC's JohMtone cauaht seven passes for 141 yardJ. F11._1t.., •run (Fttnk kl<1t.I All•tldence: a.AOO ln llmalld) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ......... GWC-P1rktr, 16·1S ; Fvt-Sultlv•11, ,.,1; NHh, 1•24; $1al11ner, l•lf; Swea1v t•t Pravwowikl, 2· 12, 01rd~ ?·ts' Rav, l·56; GrNn, 1·11 ' ' L.ar9r ~\rw ~' m1t I -I ffi. l'fC't 'l>ctg . . • . . . . . . . . • • • ... S VH ,/ 1111/1 '''""' """" f''l•ll• 'Hr: .Snm.·ks B ae & ljeitt C!#rt1Ma ad 'Jnat • 675-6577 good covcragr. * ""9"VVI ,.,,.1·ce· Ore1191 c"'' '°' P .. omer 14 8"""" ,.,. . k9" cw Ov•r11n 'T'J. .... ts' Si'*~" c._ 0re119e co.es1 1 , 1 o-10 J lid 1u 1e I w 111 P11om1r o 1 o 1-14 insurarJCt:... occ-eredlev • run (l.vlie AL CARTEi IHUIHCl ACHCY, llC. UAH rAt M A INSlllAW(f . • 546-9222 2900 Btistol St.. 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UC Jrvine·s water POio team tl> an 11-8 non-conference v1c~ory over UC San Diego , aturda)' at Ne~n Harbor High. he Anteaters. now 1 .S-11 -I on the season manaacct to pull away from the Torerors in 1he fourth quarter with four &oals. . UC'.' owned An 8-7 lead btfo~ Rossi. John OJ1V1crnnd Bell tallied to put the gam~ Obt of rca~h." UCI returns to PC A a4tion today :u noon when the Anteaters trtvel to UC Santi Barbara. .. I I I ; f oH 1111 Rf 111H11 NPL HATK*AL CON"HNC• S.11 l'ret1elte0 . .,, .. NewOr1M11t Allente .... 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S ovtl' ••Iden (Mond1v n10111) From H1trell'• ·-Ssior•• BOOlt COLL•GI USC 16, Walltln9ten 7 ~ bY °"'"'" W1thlll9ton 0 1 0 0-1 use > l o 10-16 USC-Jorden SI FG USC-Jorden '7 FG W11,,_ltOl>lnton 4 run (JH91r kick) USC-Crutcti.r 2 run (Jorden kick) USC-Jorde n '6 FG All1nd1nc-11,131 TSM\ STATISTICS W11tl Flr•t oown• 14 ltu•M•·verd• 27·15 P1Ul"9 \llrdt 245 Return verd• 3 ,..,WI ?0-42·2 Putllt 9·.0 Fuml>fft·lotl O·O P-lllfl•Vlfdt 2·10 Tlme of Pot .. n lon 24:25 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS use 11 ~·ISO 161 '6 13·21-1 1·39 1-0 •·2S lS:lS ltUSHING-W1tnlnoton: Rotilnton, IS·S7, J1dlaon. S·2', F~v. 3-7. USC; Crutctler, lS-116; t<nlgt'll, 10-ll; Pole. 4·12 PASSING-W1al\l,,gton. Slc:uro, 17·33· I. 1to. MllMn. 3·9·1, SS. USC. GrHn, 13·71·1 1'1. ltECEIVING-Wulllnoton· GrHn1, 7· 100; P1ttlaon, l ·n . ltotlfnaon, 4·32. USC: Normen, •·'4. Wlft, l ·S2. Ti nner. 1·20. San J ... St. 42. Lone llMach St. 7 Seer• bv OU.rl•n Lono a .. c11 St o o o 1-1 Sin Jo .. St. 6 14 9 1)-'2 SJ$-Smltll 35 PIH from Fr1tco (kk:k f1llld) SJs-ROl>lnS011 I run IW1lklf PIU trom Fret<IO) SJ5-8rown '9 FO SJS-Btown 35 FG SJS-Smllll s PIH lrom Fretco (PIH 1•111<1) SJs-erown 3t FG SJS-8owm1n 15 PHI from Fr11co (llrown kk:k) LBS<-G1lnea 7 run <Oceouere kick) SJs-McOeci. 71 PIU lnttr~llon (run felled) Attend1nc.-4,"4 T•AM STATISTICS Finl downt ltllll'lft "'Ylr'lh Peul119 YlfdS lttfurn V1rd• P1n1t Punta Fumlllb·lost P'IMltles·'flrO• Tlrnt ol PosMUlon LIS 1• 2~1' 166 14 20-42·2 , . ., 1·0 11-ISS 2'At SJS 2S )HS 420 '35 30-'2· I 3·31 • S· I 1-n )0:11 r UCLA M, Ortllft 11. t7 .............. °'"°" It. , • 14 t-11 uc~l..A-l.M u l'O , " , .....,. OIU-Nl«Mn .. 110 uc~-YOWlt 1• .... from IOno "·" klell) UCLA-SNtrero a NH from tono (Lit lllcll) CA-1..ef'1NO UCLA-Let H l'O OIU-lvnurn T1 HU from ltMflwVll (Nleltlft kkll) OSU-SIHnwvtl I NII (NlelMn lllcll) UCLA-;l.H 4t 110 Alltnclenc~. I 1' T9AM STA Tl1T1CI ow Flrat down• 17 ttualllt•vt rCla H· l2> PHtlllCI verdt tl1 ltt111<n verClt 4 I ....... 16·)1·0 Pl.lnla • •·» l'um1>1ea·lott :M '"-lllet·vtrda 1·41 Timi of Pot ... t lon 25~4 IMDlvtOUAL ITATISTfCS ltUSHIHO-Or"°" It,: Orttn, I~/ Sl~d, 4·,.; SIMl\wvll, 15· 101 ... ~. 2·S: MaloMt 1•21 OrwM >· 1. UCL.Al A/ICtftwt, U• 1>61 Prlmut, 1•2', Wiley, 2·7; Gttell, l•O: a-~tw·mll!Yt' ftASSING-Otffon It.: SIHllWVll, 1S-tl·O, 1•1 OrHnt 2->-0, ». UCLA: lono 16·H ·J, I•. ' ltE'CEIVI~ St· ~. 4·'7; Olllon, 3-41; GrMn, 2~7; Moll1*9ne, 2-f: H1wlllna, 1·17; MaloM, 1-12: Sten, l·f; Stullblefi.td, I ·f, UCL.A: Shlrr1td, 6·94; You119, ~'1; Andf-•· 2·101 Frencolt. H •: Wiiton, 1-101 Tll!Mll Mor·mlll\jt , COMMUNITY COLL•O• l'ac-9 c ..... ~ c• .... •1C1t W LT Tiii • 1 0 P1teoen1 s 1 o Fullerton S 1 o Cerrito• 4 l O Gotden w .. r 2 • o llklf'tfllld 2 4 0 Lone B11tl\ 2 • o !I Ci mino I s 0 Mt. S.n Antonio 1 5 o S.tllNeY'• ._.. Fulllr~on .0, Gotdln WMI 14 T 111 49. Bekeratllld 1 C1rrll0t 52, Mt. Sin .Antonio O Petldtn1 31. El Cemlno 16 OWt'll WLT I 1 0 s , 0 1 1 0 • 4 0 4 4 0 4 • 0 4 • 0 3 s 0 2 • 0 S.tuNIY'• °"'* 17:JO ...,,,,, £1 Cimino va. Golden WHI (11 OCC), 1:30 P.m. Bek1raflekl 11 P1tedlnl CertllOI ,, Lone IMCll cc Fullerton 11 Ml. Sin Antonio SlddteOack ltlYlfllde Slnt1 Ane Cllrua Or1noe Co1tt Sin DllOO Mlt1 Soutl\weallfn P1lomer Sin OllOO C.•·-WL.T 6 I 0 5 1 0 • 2 0 3 3 0 3 l 0 3 l 0 l • 0 1 5 0 0 ' 0 S.tvrdeY'• k lrtS Orenoe Coett 20, P1lomer 14 Sleldlll>ecll 1'. Cltrua IS RIYlflldf CC U , Sen Oleeo 1 C>lwll WLT 7 2 0 1 I 0 • 4 0 l 4 1 l 5 0 l 5 0 5 4 0 , ., 0 0 • 0 Sin l>llOO Meta 1', Soutl\wtsttrn 14 Sttvr•r• °'"* m• un.> Citrus •I Or•nte Coeat Slnte Alll et Sldcltetlecll Sin DllOO 11 Sin DllOO Ml .. _P1lom1t 11 ltlvtnldt CC, 1:30 p,m. ,,.,.,. t9UrnemMt _ (el K.8 ..... , Hewel) Slndv Lvr. 61-'4·6f-201 Cr1l9 St1dllr 62·70·12-204 Anctv a.tn 65• 71·7C>-'206 LM Trt¥JQch 71-67·6f-207 Blrnflerd Lll\Olf' 70-6~ ..... 207 &en Crenww '7·73·61-207 O.nlt Wi lton 71·'5·74-210 Gr19 Norm1n • 70-ff-71-210 Nlctl F1JOO 71·61·71-210 Ellero D10uc111 6'·61·74-211 G1rv Koci\ '9·70-n-211 80l>GlkW 70·10-71-211 Lenee Su1u11I 70·61·74-212 Bruce Llll1k1 71·71·70-212 JOM Mal'lelfev 72·70·70-212 L1nnv W1dklnt 72•71·69'-212 SCOtt Simpton '5·1l·n-213 W1tr1n Cllencetlor 61·72·74-213 Gerv H1llt>ero 69·72·72-213 H1ll lrwln 7'·71·61--213 Oen H1lld0non 61·71-76-214 Peter J1c01> .. n 70·71·7l-21• Tom Purtzer 71·73·70-214 St1n Sou11 70·74·72-216 Jev HH$ 70·71·76-117 D1vh:I Grelllm 73·72·72-217 0 1vlo Edwerd• '9·7'·75-111 CIYdt Reoo 12-10-n-219 &uddY Pl\nllp$ 70-76·74-220 cor.., Pivin 76·n ·71·no 0 1vld lal\11 72·74·7s--zll ~r.usu 16-11-1._n1 1<11u1 Mek1le111 7•·7'·74-m t<e1t11 Koltmever 11-1s-n-nJ Rk:fterd Marll~z 72·76·75'-m Jotlo. K1llnkll 76·75·72-m Tommv Hlnn 1•·77·n-m John lntlf 7'·7•·7'·229 Tommy Uk1uk• 7S·71·7t-2Jl Din ~ox 7'·79·76-tll Men's V ... Vbel JAPAN CUP TOUltNIY ~ l•t l(yete, JIMft) Soviet Union Clef. United Slllfl, 12· IS, 13· 15, 15-1, 15-1. IS· 11 J10.n def. POiand, 15·4, 15· 12, 15·9 &utoerle Clef. Ml•k:o, 14· 16, 15·3. I S-4. 15·1 South KorH Clef. Cl\ln1, 10· IS, 16· 14, 15·1, 10-IS, 15· 11 Note: Sovlll Union 1no J1.,.n ire J ·O In ~ tourn1m.nt; U.S. It 2· 1 Gtm ve1eVba1 HIGH SCHOOL Cl,4•A ,._ ..... (S.CMlll .... , trvlne ci.t. Torranee, 15·12, 15·1, 15·9 Notre 0 1me (LAI def. Marine, 15· 11, 15-1, 3· lS, IS· 13 Gerdtll GroYI def. F°"'"11ln V111ev. 13· IS, IS-13, 15·2, IS· I) L.OQ8 lffdl WllM>n def. a.11·.i.fl. IS·ll, IS-7, 15-6 01111 Hiit$ dtf. Jorelln, IS-10, 15·0. 15-10 Chamlttedt def. AtC.Olt , IS-I, 1$-7, IS· 1 Edlaon def. CulWf Cltv, 15·5, IS-2. IS-l TELE.SCOPE All!! • T .-Copes • llnocUs • llcrosc:opes • Tltlphoto lnn. YES, IT'S tD£ It COSTA fll'.SA The L•1nt 'Most Condit• . m.ESC<l'E COO£R .. 111 U.S. ~c1i,· ~S.mTCl COSTA IEA 957-1900 MON.-SAT. 9AM-7PM l Let """""' UTUllDAn HIULTI , ............................ 1 'lllT •M:I, HO vtrdl. 1t1IM A Tlnv llrd <Pit!> 11 oo s.ot ue MtUI Mall (Gift> UI UO Ptraont Jov <CrM9W) SAO Tlm11 lt.1'. ••COMO •AC•. HO verft. •Me lttlJ (Hiii) •,60 UO UO OOIOenNlt (DtiomM) 16.IO ut llllt11l111 ltttUlll IPtulll'Mt). UO Tlrnei 11.21. II DAM. Y DOUIU ( ... ) H id Ul.00. U IXACTA (t-2) NICI Ml.JO. TM•D R.ACI. )50 verdt, "" c.-11111 H.tckt 'f> I.to uo uo Tltfltl' lttrdOtl) Tld'ft W111ttrn CCrtewl ltnl: llJ1 t .00 1: ,OUltTH •.AC•. 350 Vtf'Ch. Mr Duel 0.0.11 (Plk11111> UO Sn..lly Trouble (Cerdou) M«lh Artllterv I!. 0 1rcle) >.40 ta uo 120 4..IO Tlmt: 1Ul. at •XACTA 16· I) Mid US.00. l'll'TH •AC•. >50 Ytrch. • Cllurt N Go (HIN) U0 6.00 •NolMI 01UM (E. Gerdtf • U.00 Pitt ao ... Jo (H. Glfcl•I Tlmt: 11 IS. ' U •XACTA 11·101 H id SUMO. SIXTH •ACI • .t00 verd•. Tiit Crewelld k.IO (Tllmt ) 30.10 10 60 F1tlllt' Alono llllfdl UO Stmlfl Juo ITrHture) Time· 2071. HVINTH ltACI. 3SO Ylfdt. Dvno Dot CH. G1rcl1J UO UO Jetferton (Frvdevl 12.40 Poor Otd Jot <Hirt) Time: 11.21. t2 &~ACTA 15·1) Plld '4S.60. llOHTH ltACI. JSO verd•. 2,tO • uo uo 1AO 3.20 4.00 uo uo 1.40 Dullln l lHt (Gitt) uo 4.20 lAO Atllllv Lvnn (H1ttl UO ) . .0 Cerllfleo LldY IH. Gt rclel >..O Time: 11.07 a2 PIC.I( SIX (1·6-1-S-5·1) Pllkl Sl.311...0 Wltl\ 14 WIMlne llcklla (flVI ,,.,_,, C1rrvov1r POOi. 111,55~'3. NINTH ltACI. 400 Vlfd•. SCotl L•wla (Bero) l.00 A lure Hope IH G1tcla) Mv Sllrtlme (Tr111ur1) Tlmt: 20.17. '2 IXACTA 16·3) Plld 110.IO TINTH ltACI. JSO n rda. Kio TM Cl\I~ (Werd) 10 20 COMi. GH (Plulln.l Metnlto (Hermon> Time: IU•. S2 IX.ACTA 11·71 0110 S3$60_ Attlndlnce t,02'. uo 2.10 l 20 2.tO uo HolVWOOd '•rfl SATIHtDAY'S llllWLTS l4ttMI if ·M Y !Ml .......... ...-.J l'l•IT ltACI. One mlle. Clllef'• Crown (Macbeth) J..O UO 2 . .0 hnk't ProtPtCt IV•sciu.O 12.IO 6.~ SPl!ld A Buell (Cordlfo) J.40 Also recld: SCrlpt Ofllo. Bionic LIOllt. 0 1uf)llln F1bule1u11, Conurt H1M, 5"c· 11cu11r Love, PrOUOfll Hour, S.Creterv G•Mrel. Tll"M: 1:36 1/S. SICOND RACI. One mlll. OUIH•ndlnor,i (Gutrr11 47:60""'21.AO 1120 Ou$1v HHr1 IMcM1rowl Sf.20 2l.20 Fl~ Spirit IMcCerron) 5_00 Also rec.a. Slv1nne11 Oenc:er. lnMr•· bl•n. WHklnd Oetlollt, Flftll UOY. T1t11111no, Plrell't GIOw, OQ-Fren•a Velen· llM, Got You Runnln. 1:>0-Flnlsl'led nm. ~ OllCtCI IOlll time· 1.37 '15 11 DAILY DOUIL• IS·l l Plkl $12,60. TH•D ltACI. 6 furlono~ ElllO (P¥rll) 4 60 3.IO 2.IO COll"lm1mon11 IMcCerron) 7 00 4.20 Flelllll"O Flt IDell~Mvel 2.IO Alto reced. PIMWl't CIV. Pr1nc1u Trecv, CP11rcUn11 F1ll1, Ar1t An U1c1111t1ln, T1noen1, Pee Mlnl1 , ExPloalve W11on. RH&ll Time· 1·10 '15. SS IX.ACTA IS-7) i:ielO '9C)_$0, fOURTH AACI. One mlll on tun Rov11 HerolM <Toro> S.40 4,00 2.IO Stir Cl\OICI (Mct<nlgllt) JS.00 10,60 Cou-IGuerrel J,60 Also rec.a: TIOll1$, T•uneml si.w, Tonzerun, L•lf F•n, Nl11111 Mover, Preoo, Smerl And SllerP. Tll"M: 1:32 3/S. SS IX.ACTA Cl-41 P1ld S6~.50. flfTH ••c•. l'I• mlltt. Princess ltoonev IOlllSVI l 40 2.60 2.20 L.lt1't MIDIC (VelUQ~I) l.20 2 . .0 Adored IPlllCIV) 2.60 Also rec.a. corneov Act, s,11 SPrlno, LUCl<v Luckv Luekv. MIH• OcHlll. T lme: 2:02 21 S, SS •xACTA <•·SJ PllO moo. SIXTH ltACE. l'I'> mile1. LH llklfl (St Merlin) 101.10 33.40 16.00 All A!Onil (Cordero> s.eo uo R11ml (Toro> 7.40 Al•o rec•d Strewb1rrv lto10, AIP119tietlm, Ma\H~v'• Prince, Pent"' Tler1, G110 Del Sol, Who'• For OlnMr, Mo< con, T rel ri.m. Time ns 11s. SS IX~A 13·11 oeld 11,099 SO SEVINTH RACE. I', mllft. Wild AOlln (01vl 64 60 10 IO 3.60 si.w O' GOid ICorelerol 3.00 UO OQ·G•I• Dancer (Plncev> 2.60 00-Flnl•lle<I s.C4nel, <1i•QU1flfled end Pll CIO rMro Also rec.a. Treck &erron, O.wrt WI~. C1n1<1len F1ctor, Precl•lonl•t. Muo1111. Time. 2'<13 115 SS IXACTA 12·1) Pelo SS14SO. U l"ICK SIX <t+ 1+3·21 Plld lll.'30.60 wllll 21 wlnnlll9 tlcll1I• (five hones I C1trvovtf' 0004: 1712,CMS 61. llGHTH AACI. 6 turtono•. Teoov N1tur11tv IPlncavJ 9.00 S.00 3 . .0 C•ll•IODI IMcC1tronJ s . .o l .20 Pro &owltf' (Toro) %.IO Als.o raced Doctor Dk:k, Air Allrt, Jutv 8Hu, M J '1 0et10111 Tll"M, 1:09 4/S. SS IX.ACTA (3·4' Plkr SIS.1IO NINTH RACI. I'~ mtiet on tun Zolf1nv (LIP111ml 14.20 6..0 4.20 Li it Act IMlllMI 4.00 l.00 Jonno11 .. IMcCel'rOllJ UO Also rec.a· Strong Dollar, Gouvlf'no, POI And Ok , Wlt1 S1re1111v. Momtnto II. Truce Meker. sn.mtu tk:, Fllet Jw'f. Iron Lieder rm. ,., J s SS IXACTA (2·101 Plld 11,,.50. Alllndlnc:e 64,154. 0 ... ----~ ........ ~ = (It ... o:.:-:..=-C*a) I ltlCll 4 -TMM .-... 1 TllluMN Dtlte, JJ11. Mlttlell Vlell, ~1C.W dll MM, 111 4. l'teff'lll, 119. : t. 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IHwdl (ltalll\I Hiiia), 161101 I. l'ooor co-"4111>, ,.,,~L'· Lino <LA-ooc11. 1~"i. 10. SorlMOl'I <v1111 Pwlll, 16-'21. 0trwal IJ. trown <NtwMrt Herbor), 16!29; n. Klotttr (NewMrt ~~/M 1rrJ.:,i~~';:. 111~="=: "1'1 Htrbor), 16:5 ; k. ~ (NewMrf Htl'llOrJ, 16:»1 JS. 1temrre1 ICl1to11), 16~2; 4 . Munemltto (Newport HerlJor), 11100; "· JKOOt (ldlto11I, 17!04. lteu • -TMm ICOl'lt; ). Simi Velltv, "· 2. U!Wettlty, 61; ,. II Toro. '3; .. I I Modtnl, fl. Otl'lefa: 6. fOUftlt ln V11i..... 112. tndlvlOuet reautta: I. Wtlltttev (UnlYlf'· altv), 15:31; 2. MoWH•• (llalloo Monttom· erv), IS:A01 >. ""'°' (Unlvtrtll'fl, 15144; 4. Zimmer (Simi Ve lllvl, 15:4'1 5. 81eney Ce>o. • ~), 1':10; .. 0. Vito IL.etune lllCfl), 15i9' unc11v1c1ue111 '-Cu.arooero (Simi VII· 1eY>..1. 16:14; 7. H«-U!I Toro>. 16:1'; I. Mc,.tddlll (II Toro), 16:1'; '· McGfli. (Simi-Veit¥~ lt:M; 10. •tee1 (II Modine), 16S ~;·11. Mert111 IUnlvw.lty),16:21; II. CUl'tla (Ulllvenlty), 1':G; 21. 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Plmm IEOlton), 70-AO; 2'. ltufflnl (NtwPOrt H1rbor), 20:'6; 31 M. Anderton I Newport Harbor>. 20-A; )4_ WtlJD (NewPOl'I H1tbor), 21;00; 3'. Holtz 1Hlton), 2':07. ltllCI 11 -T11m scor .. : I. P1los Vtrdel, 90; 2. Tuttln, ... l . N-berry Perll. 75; 4. lrvlne, 94. Otl\era: I WMlmltltr. 206. lncllvlduel rMutt• I. SUtton (Newoerrv Pll'll), 11:10; 2. Wr!ollt (lrvfne), lt:07+· &. a.M (......._rv Pll'k), 1,..30; S. ftlMole C uatlnJ, --tt:O; 6. Arrnt""'M (Ht wMi 1 v l"Wll 1. - l,.M ; 1. Hour!oen (P11o6 Vlfdea), 1,..55; f WeldOn 1.-.1oa Verdes), lt.5', 10. Yu {Paloa Verdell. 1,..57 °''*" 11. JoMton CWn•· mlfltler), 20-.20, lt N1uloll1t (lrvlne). 2024, 21 Sclluster (!Nine>. 20:27. n HOlu (lrvlnel. 20'.35, 2'. COltmln UrvlneJ, 20'.sl; n Modi. IWfltmkltterl. 21-00, & MM!- ,.'" IWntmlnaterJ, run. ltlGt 12 -Teem KOt'fl I ThouMnct o.u. 42. 2. ''*"· 45, J ltUbldou•. 103; .. 01111 Hiib, 11'. Olhlf'I: S. Unlvwaltv, 123; I Foumetft Vt lln. 156, lncllvlduel l'flullt: I F1,., .. tTlloullnct 0.UJ, 11:02; 2. 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Montre11 11 V1ncouver Watw oe6e COLLEGE Gf IO 7' SJ SJ SJ '1 S2 .. 40 6l 16 51 so .. .. .. S7 ... so S2 UC 1NtM 11, UC Sin 0-I GA 31 61 .. S4 " '2 ~ 61 '1 '3 l3 7• ., .. 5' SI ll ... ~ Sf St UC $In Dte90 l I l ~ I UC lrvl,,. l l I .,_ ll UC Irvine Kor•n9 &ell • !ton ; 3 Oohno I Ollvter 1 01v 1 A.-ltlll"P I HIGH SCHOOL Cl,. 4-A ~ ... .-.. ITUM.di'f'• Oua'1erllnlfsl Newoon Hertlor 1t FUllerlO" L0119 a..ch Wiiton 11 111"1 Per" Foo111111 "" Sunnv Hiii\ M.ulne va Coron• ~ Mer 11 N•wsiort H1ttlor Hlofl O...,..a~ DAV.Y'S LOCKllt I"'"'-' a.c:tl) -109 8llO..., l4S tlOMO 17 ve11owt1 t Ill roCll eod. 2 cow coo JO c:e•lco ~"· 1J \l!ICI beu 620 m.ct.ere! S '~l'IMCI N•Wl"OttT LANDING CN••Hrt ... di) -21 ll\9flrt. 4 e<bleore '5 tlOMO 4 send tla~J J ~ 1'5 IT\ICll~e< Gauchos ~et past itrus AZUSA -Mike Dctww toU(bdoYf12 oe-ol ~ ,... Juoo Scbmcl and 11 ,_,. to Woods to lad Wda.t.ck Coll111 a lwd·fou,bt 19-lS tritamplt. boll Citni1 in Mi.llloa Co f ootb&ll action SAtW'day nfabt. The Qaueboe added tJ:!eof 2 yard fteldaoalt WJ~ a Mfet~ to imieve t pvera11 to 1· and ir Milt.ion Coo ~-h~I .~~ clinch at least 1 tie for the crown DQt week with 1 wbl Santa Ana.~ d Do comp&Nd 16of:M for I~ yard.a. OltUI QB Judson com~lcied 18 of 5' PMMJ~ 234 yards. e wu iJne:roep~ed ' · times. • • •· Toinblin i na1I1ed MVJ1 in Sunset ' • Senior setter Erin Tomblin, .,,,. led Edison High to an unbeauit Sunset Lcque campaian thia scuo~ has been named the Most Valuable Player in a vote of the leque.) coaches. • A three-year stancr for tb9' Chargen, Tomblin was a unarumo cho1ce for-thc-sumet'~ iop-bonor:--. Edison placed two other mcmbe• On the first team and two mo~ OD a second team. Meanwhile, play1 qualifiers Manna and Foun\&ln V Icy had tv.o players ap1ett selected rof firsHcam honors. • The t~am· P'•ST TEAM JIC'llle C~ IFoun11rn V11levl Trecv Fer9uton IMlrlnel Mar90 t<uestlf <Marine) Pam Lenee (Edfton) Jacit .. Menoe1 (Wntmlntter) K1111v Stewert (EOlton) ChrltlV Sv•flled IFount1ln Ve .. vl Erin TOll"ltllln IEOlton) SICONDT•AM S.brlne Denni' IW.atmln5ter) Leure En9Cll• (Edlton) Me"9ar•I Hllltl0u11 (Huntlnoton &ffcl\J JIM Myer\ (Founl1ln V1!11vl OlonM Powen IEOISOl11 Kim ROCl\O'fll (Matlnel LI Url Slmell (()c .. n Vi.w) Steot1ani. Snv<!« (Founteln V1ttev) MVP-Eron Tomtllln (Edi.on> RAMS. • • P'romCl •• •• ~· ~ ~ "'· quarterback Vmcc Fcrragamo since he suffered a broken hand in the third game of the season. Toda:y.JetTKempwill have thcjot? of duclong and doging the Bear defense Kemp completed Just S of 14' pasSt'S last week against St. Louis but among them was a 52-yard TD strike to Ron Brown. Kemp is S-2 as the Rams starting quarterback and bal no" completed 82 of 158 passes for l. l 54 )ards and nine touchdowns ~h1k being intercepted just th~ limes. The Bears wtll rel) on Steve FuUer, who was the Rams No. 3 quarterback last )car. Chicago Coach Mike Dltka said the loss of McMahon means the Bean will ha\C to .. circle the ~goos.·· He said of Fuller. "l-beheve in him, the team behe"es m him. It may not bC \Cf) p~ll~ from now on. but we'l'I Sta) m theTC." The Bears lead the league in sacks with 47 and sent tv.-0 Raider quac~ terbacks to the s1dehnes vmh injuries last weekend <\f\er the game. some Raider playen said the Be-an had ~~~~~~~~!!!~~"~!!!!!!~C==~~ta~k~e~n~so~m~e 0 cheap shots.·· ,_ __________________________________ __, THE NEC CAR TELEPHONE LIMITED TIME ONLY INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE lnetalled by Certilled, Factory-Trained Technician• •• plus in tallation (714)770-8363 ILITY IEW 111C NISCIE lllYEITllLE - Red, (171127) • 714/972-1270 !==- SALES & LEASING ALL MAKES .. J .. '· .. ' ,c. Onlnge Co.t DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Nowmb« 11. 19M• • Ml.IC MJTIC[ Ml.JC llOTICl MUC ll>TICl a..•wcown Nnnout_.. PICnnoutW.. ~.~ PIC~~~ .. ~ CCMMf NAm IJAW MAim eTAW The IOlloWlrlO pert0n 11 'The~ l*"ON II 1" CMe c... ~..... The fOlow4ng '*'°" .. The tollowfino ""'°" " dc*IG ~ •: ~ .. , ~ -==~:~~A1A ~1:=T&-v.aa co .. ~~~v U:"~oe..=cLl!:i ": a..c:'DrM OUiu.EN WNOHT 2t'7 ~. UiQune e.ecl\. DAY Cl!AHIHO MIWICI.. MA. ceit t2705 ' 1U1te ~.....,,, leed "-Doodent: CHAALH OI Ctllf. 9HS 1 4S3 Pteua Udo, "'""°" LMty ~ MfoneW Jf., ~NII() WAYNI WNOHT, JR. 0.. EdWwcl loti9. H1 9Md\, Cellf, tHIS 4eoc> E. lfo.dWeY Long MUdOWI "-"Y Oon C... No Di2t571 Myt1tt, ~ 9Mdl, °""· HeNy~Mldctt,~ 1e9af1 CAii tal03 ' 1*W ~). 1to ,_ MWONe 92151 PINUUdo,NeiwpottlMoh. ™'' ~ .. con-~-QrM, .. 10i MOTICm Y• ..... ..... TI* bu•IMM .. oon-Cellf. tHIS ~eel by. en lndMduel e.otl, o.lltotnf ..... n...-. _, .... duc*f by. en lndMdual Ttllt txlllMM le COf\· IMr, ~~Jr. t ...-.. ,_ ....,. ,_ Den Botte ducted W. "' lnOMdl* Thlt •tet.,,,.rit ... fllecl TNt bullnMt II 00t Miiie MMI ..... ,_ ... TNe IC•""*"t wu filed Henry k. ....... wtttl 1"9 County Clef1( of Of· ducted by. • OOfPO'•tlon ..... .,... • ..... "9M wtth the County Chn of OI'-Thll lte1«Mnt wM llleo '"VI County on Octe>bet 28. Rondell I . HllntOrl. he a.. ....,,. .. ehn W.W. '"VI County on October 28. with tht County Cllttl Of OI'-191M ,.\MY It you with to..-the '6-1984 1119 County on October 29. ,..,14 Thlt .wement WM Ne Ylot Of .,, •"orMV In ttllt ,.111 1914 PubhMd Of~ CoM1 wtttl the County Clttl! of °' m•tt411', you ltlOUld do 80 PubMtMd OI'.,. CoMt ,_. o.lty PHOI N~ber 4 11 ~County on-Ocltober 11 protnptly to that your wrh-Dtlly PllOt No~btir 4, 11, Publltlled Ofenge CoMt 1t 215 1984 ' , ' 19&4 WI teepontt, It WI)', INY be te, 25, 19&4 o.lly PNot NoveMbef 11, 11. ' ' 8U-287 ~ Ned on time. SY,.2N 25. Deoemt>« a. 1"4 ti . Publlttled • Ol'enoia. COii AYleofuttecl ha lido"° . 8U..$0~ ., .. IC 11ny1H Deity Piiot October U . Ne mtno.ct.. EJ trtt>ume: DU9de PUBLIC M>TIC£ r-. "" -. ~-4, 11, ta, 1914 decldlr oon1ra Ud. lin au-~"="' ...... -.. h-21 di.net•. IMnOt que Ucl..... , ___ -··-·· --............. '"-tro ..... ao dlM. _,.,_. -.... .,. 11n'""" ITATlmNT .,........, .....,. -NM9 eTAnmNT .--""'""' ~ 11 111111 .. .,. llnJIC( LN la lnf0<mtclon que The 'oltOWlnG P4ll'IOftl .,. ACTmOUl IMIMm.. ~ ~"' .. r-'llOtl r-.-.n."" Tv<>u wlatl to IMk the ao. doing buelllee9,..: .,...,.., ~ eTAT9MlllT DATA S!All\CH, 234 0.: '1CTm0Ue .,.. .. Ytoe of.,, •ttor...., In thll KC COMMUNICAT..,,_, The ,--....,. -It M.,, Cot1• M .... c.llf ~AT'lmllf ·~, 341'4 Ptclflc Coelt Hwy. .. ........ w.,, ..-~· ,.,...,1 .......... _....,. tt mett•. you ltlOuld do 80 •344 Dena P1 C.lf t2&2t doing bullneM..: ....... • .... -~-promptly 80 that )'OUf Wftt· l<ethy MctMrnty · 33275 Ttfl 81LVEA CITY SANO. Twrl L.WOunc:an. 234 0.. dOlnQ ~ et: OAlt t.n r~. If eny, mey bt Cllti.tlne Dr DaM Point 2470 a.m-AM A~ .. Coete M.,,. C:O.t• M.... Calif OATIE ~AOENS. • Oel Ned on time. c.itt 92829 .. • MeM. c.llf. 92427 92827 fom&a gener1ll '*1~ 81 Utt.d cleeM IOllcltM el carol O'Connell 35425 • Geotge AacNrd ~ Thll bu•IMN II con-27811 La Pu Aoed, L.liOIH\ conMfo de un •boglldo an BHeh Rd., Capletr•no 2470 a.ma Ana!<~ .. Coe1• d1~ ~~MdUal , NIQueA,FC:::1.'l;eile11 LA Pa •• -.o\o, ~ hecetlo 8eact'I c.I" '92&25 ~ Celtf. tm7 ~ ln~l•tai:r*'t•. de Ml• Thia buein .. • I• con· Thlt bualMH I• con-Thll tt•t.,,,.rit w• ftt9d Rotd, LAgunf Ntguel, Oi manera, tu rHpuHt• ducted &v: ~nan ducted by:'" lncllllldutl =wltll lf!e ~ty~ot! ~: 928p,7!..... L 1 ...... 5240 eecrlta. al hey algu.ne. pUade Carol O;Connell a.oroe RlcNrd ~· ~nw~oi ....... ...,.. .., ~lttrad• • tlempo Thia st•temant wu flied "Thie ll•tement ., .. llleo _..r-: Veri Buren, CoecMlla. CJ ct.-!· T TH: DEFENDANT: A with the County Cleft( of OI'-with the County Clettc ot OI'· Pul>llM'led•Of.,. ~ 92~~ L Leja. 52-50 by ::n~:,' !';!.::r yoo~ =County on October 21, :I: County on Ociob« 29• Deity Piiot October 20, 27, Ven Burtn, Coachella. Ci you wWI to defend tlllt ..... ,_121 ~ Novemt>tr 3, to, 1984 9223e 11111. you mutt, wfthln • Publtshed 0,,nge Cout PublltMcl Orange co.tf SA-297 Thi• bualn•H It con dayt •tter 11111 tummont II Dally Piiot Noveml>lf 4 11 Oal'b::, November 11, 18 dUC1ed by: • gen« .. l*1 ~ on you, ni. with thlt 18 25 1984 · • 25, bet 2. tN4 rtlllC fl)T1C£ '*9hlp court • written reaponN to · • SU-2tt Sv-301 ~ Fannt the compl•lnt. Unlett yoo PM:mM>Ut IU ... 11 Thi• tt•tement w• lllet 0 Wa•hinaton•• Jacque Robtneon &Told• the tacile of USC'• Ru .Moore (35) and foa Into the end zone for the only Ru•kie•' acore in 16-7 lou to the Trojan•. do, your default w111 be i.. ... tC 11nTICE NAMI eTATI...,,. with the County Cl«tl or OI' ent9'ed on applleetlon of the rUDL nu The lollowlng pet900t ate ange County on Ociob« 17 pl~lntltf, and till• court may ·doing bullMM u : ttt4 ' enter a fudglmenl agalnat ACTIT10UI .U .... 11 MA. PAID! CARPET P...: you lor the rtllef derntndad N~IUDMUT .PtltlJC fl)TIC( CLEANING. 2184 C.Oyon V~ tnd Cook. AttOt~ In the compl•lnt, which Tt\9 followtng peraona ate Or. Unit M, Coat• M .... tt Law, 640 Newpof1 Cent• 'could rNYlt In gwnllhlMl'lt doll'I bullneea u :· 'ICTITIOU9 eueeNlet Catlf. 92127 Drive, Newpof1 Beach, C> l ot w11g11,ttklngotmoney0< ,J.W. TOGS, 218 21tt St., NAMI eTATOmNT Normen Bem.,d Stacfller 92860 . FRUSTRATION OVER FOR USC •.. . FromCl • proclaimed USC wide recei,er Tim- : mie W are. who ~layed despite a • fracture of his left forearm and was instrume ntal in his team's only · to uchdown dnve o f the day. "We're in the Rose Bowl and it's those people ~who doubted us that are going to have to pay to see u s play ~ .. I oda} we wante d to prove 10 .. ourselves w hat we tho ught all along -that we were good to&ether." And. 1f no thing else. the Tro1am , l'.i1d prove that. I use scored I 6 points against the •.natio n's No. 2 d efense. w hich was one "'point m o re than the Huskies had .. allowed any orher opponen1 tht~ season: And the Trojans did so b} comm1t11ng o nly on e turnover against a team w hich manufactured .. a n a verage offivc take-awavs thro ugh ; their fi rst nine games. · U~l 's detc nse, on the other hand , forced two turnoveri. (both inter- ceptions) of its own and limited Washingto n's rushing attack toa total of 85 ya rds. "I respect the m . They're good. But I always think I'm better," stated Ware. who cattght three passes for 52 yards. "I mean, the}' came into the game without playing anybody of our caliber." 'Tm JUSt so cxc11ed I can't believe it. W e've watted a long lime for this." noted Boyer. a former Edison H igh product. "W at11ng five ~ears ... and then the probatio n and all ... this 1s great. · "People may still d oubt us, but I don't care. If there's somebody o ut there who is better than us. the n let's see them . W e're the ones going to the Rose Bowl." "hnally. after so much sacrifi.cc and hard work it all culminated into o ne moment. h 's almost o ur destiny to be here." proclaime d Jac kson . a no ther former Edison High product who was awarded' a game ball for his interception in the final minute o f play which closed the d oor on the Huskies for good. "A llltude-wise and talent-wise we should be among the top five in the na11on. The attitude and character o n this team is unbelievable." It's probably because of USC's attitude and c haracter that the Tro- Jans find themselves· back in the Rose' Bowl after a four-year d eparture. And while the Trojan s work o n regaining their respect as well, they can take some comfort in knowing the Huskies are aware USC has returned. At lea st the Trojans saw to that, if no thing else, Saturday. property or other rtllef ,.._ Newport BNoh, Caijt. 1128&3 The followtng l*IOn• atf Jr., 2184 C"1)'0'1 Or. Unit M. Publl9tled Ol'"'O' COM quea1ed In the comptalnt. John A. Porter, 218 2111 doing bullMM u : C:O.t• MIM, Callf. 92827 Dally Piiot October 21, No Dated: FEBRUARY 17, St., Newport Beaell, Ctllf. PrlntMHtert Of Co•t• ' J•ok Coleman, 29240 vember 4, 11, 18, 191M tt'4 92&63 M•H, 743 WHt Bak" PorpolH Cove, L•gun Su-21: LEE A. BRANCH, Clerk Wiiiie E. Porter. 216 2 lat Str..,. Sult• E, Cotta Meu NtoueA. CAJlf. By: HERMA E BOS· St .. Newport Beech, CAUi. California 92821 Thi• butlnN• I• con TICK Deputy 92CWl3 Frank Hlleh, 8 Ct bot d· .... ad ...,. 11 ltecl .,.,.,.,,_ \Ma AND 8"'" Tiii• buelne11 la con· Irvine, C.itfoml• 92714 ~ v,. • m ..-• -mCMo«:.merDtt.ew .. 1 •ductad by: a gener•I pan-Thia butlMM I• con· No<man Stadller Jr. __ PlBJC ___ *>_~_TlCE __ _ leftt. AM,~ lf101 nerlhlp dueled by: "' lndMdu., Thia ttatement wu n {71') ~ John A. Porter FRANI( HSIE~ with the County Clettc Of OI' Publlln.d Orang• Co11t Thll 1tatement w .. flted Thia •tttement WI.I tllecS 11ng1 1 County on October 22 Dally Piiot November 4, 11. wt1h tha County Clerk Of OI'· with the County Clerk of Or· 1"4 18, 25. ttM 1119 County on October 2e, ange County on October 4 SU·292 11184 1984 '219111 '217MC Publlthed Orange Coe1t Publllhed OI'.,. Cout Deity Piiot November 4, 11, Dally Piiot November 11 Publlahad Ol'enge Coal Dally Pilot October 28, vemblf 4, 1 t, 18, 1984 SU-27 18, 25, 1984 t984 ~-P\ltt.~-~~..,-T-~-E~~• s~290 s~2~1-~rtll~~~NO~TICE~~ 11111 '1ClTTIOU9 llUM9H ...-eTA~ The followlng peraona .,.. doing buli6r"'9 u: WES' ENO MEDICAL OAOUP. 32• Welt 4th St., Stnta Ana. C> 92701 Sterne Bonnelll. Jr., M.D. Inc., ... 28 W. Slauaon Aw. Lo. Angalee, CA 90043 Tiii• bu~ln"' 11 con. l'ICTITIOUe au ... 11 dueled by: • c«poratlon .... ITAT'llmrr Pllll.IC M>TICE '=·~· SterN Bonnefll, Jr .. M.O. dolTng"-..!~~u!*'°" '' m11TIOU9 11U11N111 P\llJC M>TIC£ The fo11ow1ng Pl'llOtl '' 1 ricrh11 statement .,.. 1Hec .,....,,_ . eT MT doing bullnett u · PRINTERS PLUS, 21182 NAMI ATIME ..ottTANTMOTICI CONSOLIDATED IN-wlththeCountyClerkofOf. Breton L•n•. Huntington The followlng Pl'llOflS ate TfWI .... 1aeoe VESTMENTS INSURANCE ange Coun~ on October 23 S..ctl Callf 92fS.4t doing bullMM u: 11184 v1<*'1 E Howetll 21182 Tt-IE MOVERS, 1807 E. •YOUR NONRTY le Ii CO .. 2290 College Or. Suite PW Breton l•ne H ntlngton McFadden Sult• F Santa FOMCLOMN MCAUM B201, Colt• M.... Calif. Publlahld Ol'ange eo.t Beech, C•llf. 8264~ An•. c.,11. 92705 ' :~~~ :1~0: 92:~d w Ch nowskl Dally P11o1 October 28, ~ Thi• bualne11 It con-Mov-lt Enterprl-Inc., IOLD WITHOUT ANV 22to eo1i-G Q S It • vember 4, 11, 18, 191M dueled by: •n lndlvldu•I Calltoml•, t807 E. McFad-COURT AC,,_ "1d 8201 ,.._ • •• r., Cuallfe Sv-2'4 Vicki Howtlla den Suite F. Santa Ana, ,._ )'O'i • ""'"''• ....... · Thia at•temenl wu nlad Calif. 112705 IMY have the legel right tc 92827 wttll the County Cieri! of Or-Thia bualneu 11 eon· bring )'OUf .ooount In J°c: Thia bualneH la con· County on October 23 dueled by: • corporation •landing by peytng OI dueled by: an lndlvldual PlB.IC llnT1C£ = . Jotin L. KeaaJe<, Preeldent Vo"' put due peymenll plut R.W. Chnlnowakl nu icards, Dallas in NFC crucial .. From AP dispatches ~ The knot at the to p of the National • Football Confere n ce's Easte rn ~Division will unravel atTeast alifife~ bit today when the Dallas Cowbo}s ; and t. Louis Cardinals meet 1n St. • Louts. • The Cards and rhc C'owbovs. both 6-4. share rhe top spot in 1he d1v1s1o n •with the New Yo rk Giants and Washington Redskrns. who will lx' playing o utside the d1v1s1on -thl' Giants at Tampa Ba> a nd the Redskins at ho m e to the Detro it Lions . Tlie C-owoo» liave misseo the playoffs only once in the last 18 years, but this year'' a lread} different. Dallas has lost twice to the G iants, the first time that's happened in 2 1 years. and the Cowboys are onl> 1-4 against d1v1s1on oppone nts. a S<.'.nou s 1mpcd1- ment 1fthey get caught tn a tiebreaker. In o ther games toda). Buffalo 1s a 1 Nev. England; Indianapolis at the New Yo rk J e ts; Houston at Kansas C'1ty: Minnesota vs. Green Bay a t "Milwau e~-New Oneans a mrnta; Ph iladelphia at M iami: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati; San Francisco at Cleveland: Chicago at the R a m s. and ~nver at San Diego. Conquerors top Big Pine, 18-12 "211711 Thi• atatement WU ftled permitted coet• •nd I X· Ttllt atatement WU filed '1CTITIOU9 9UIMU Publllhed Ol'enge Coelt with the County Clerk of OI'-~within thr .. rnontl\e with the County Clettc ot OI'-NAMI eTAT'lmMT Otl~vember 10, 11, =County on Oetow 22, ~o;"_,l.hl.!•~:!,~tlOa °' =County on Ootoblf 22. The followtng peraona.,.. 26, t, 1984 ~ ll\lumounlliS:l0,87T.4 ,_ dolno~.-w---- SA-4 17 Published Orange Cout .. Of October 18, ttlM and Publllhed Orange Coast RA88rT SASH & DOOA Oal)y Pilot October 28 No-wtll lrlCf-untlt you< lie-Deity Piiot Ootot>« 28, No-~ ~~~f1 vember 4 t 1 18 1964· count beoomee current. You wmber 4. t 1. 18. 1984 ~ A. Plet~ok. 2521 --------. . ' SU-272 may not h•~ to pey Iha en-SU-2n OfWlge Aw. f~l. Coett n11n1 •c Ml"ll·1rc tire unpaid portion ot your MeN.. Celtf. 92e27 r11UL1 nu "' account, even ttlougll tun pe---1 WIS dlmtnded. rtlllC NOTIC[ Don c. Rtlodee, 203@ FICTITIOUI 9UllNHI ---------1 ,. .. _.. Wall8ce Coet8 MeM c.llf NAME ITATIMl!NT P\ltt.IC fl>TIC( but you mutt P•Y the flCTTTK>UI Mlueell 92e27 · · ---------1 amounl atated •bove. The following per.an II FICTTTK>UI 9UIMU After thf .. monthl from . NAm eTATEMIMT Thia butln"' 11 con· doing bualneu" ....... ,, .. _.... the data Of reoordttlon of The following Pl'llOtl. Is ducted by: co-pwtnera CAP ITA L BUSI NE SS -.. ,,._,.. dolnQ t>uW-u Don C Rllodea SERVICES. 881 C•Pll•I Thi following peraona .,. thl• dOCUIMl'll (wtllctl d•fe of Hl~MAN ACCOUNTING a Thie 1tatement .,.. ftlad S ,..__ •• Calif dolnQ tiu.l.neu u · recordatlon ~ llilr• -Yachts start long trek ~from LA to Mazatlan tr..,, vu.It ....... · COMPACT DISC WARE-on). un.... the obllgetlon BOOt<KEEPING SERVICES, with the County Clerk of OI'· BIG Pl NE -Quarterback T om 92~!Jri. Ann• L.tbbltt, 88 t HOUSE, 14312. BNch Blvd. ~ore 'c:'eoloeed ~ per-~~~~. ~;:;ve .. C:O.t• =County on October 22• Rass passe.d for J 36 yards and hit Pete c .pital Street, Cot1• M"9. Unit 18, Weatmlnater, c.tlf. m • • ~ ,.......-. yoo Mlchelle Hinman 2536 ,_ D fi 43 d hd · Cel" 92427 112683 have only t leg.i rlghl to S•nta Ana Av• .. ' Cott• Publlahld Orange COMt can or a -yar touc o wn pass 1 n Th i• bualn•H la con· Randy Mark Sequeira, atop the l0<ecloture by pey-MeM C•ltt 92827 Dally Pllol October 28 No- the fourth quarter Saturday to carry ductedby.anlndlvldual 711 'pacific Cout Hwy., Ing Ille entire amount"° Thie bualne11 18 con-vember 4 11 18 1914' Newport C hristian High to an 18-12 L.turle A. Labbltt Huntington Be•ch, Callf. m•nded by your creditor. dueled by: an lndlvldu•I ' · · SU-278 Thia ttttement wu flied 92648 To find out the amount Mlchtlle Hlnmtn By ALMON LOCKAB EY OMIJ l'llot ... llftv Writ., LOS ANGELES -True to pre- race pred1ct1o n s. the 61:!-foot yachts Sw1ftsu1e Ill and Saga led the 21 entnes 1n the Los Ange les to Ma.Latlan race aLro'\s the \la ning line ~aturday 1n what prom1!><:'> to be a tight battle for first to finish 1n the 999-milc race. Sw1fls urc Ill and aga are s1ster- 5h1ps from the design board of Nelson and Marek of San D iego w1fts tlre Ill is o wned and skippered by Nick Fruee o f an Diego Yac ht Club and aga 1s being sailed by a Long Beach Yacht Club sy nd1ca1e headed by Barry Bcrk u\. Sw1flsurc Ill appeared to have a sltght advantage to windward a fe\11 minutes after th~ start o ff the Los Angeles bn:akwatc r in a 8-10 knot weste rly und(•r dear \ktes Easy does •ti I • The lead ya chts were sailing closer to the wind. seeking belier air off- shore, but m ore than a half-do1en of the smaller yachts had hoisted sp1n- nakersa few minutes after the start for ii beam reach closer to shore In a breakdown of classes. Swtftsure Ill is the scratc h boat and heads C lass A wtth Saga o nly .13 of a foot lower 1n rating H eading C lass B 1s Jo hn Scnpps' 7<tfoot ketch M iramar. SDYC. Class C' 1s headed b} the 44-foot Trav1t"'io , s kippered b} Ro n Kuntz. Oceanside YC. and Len Shendan's 4 1-foot Reliance. Cali- fornia YC 1s at the top of Class D. The fleet was e'pected to pick up belier winds as they sailed into M exican ware rs ofT En senada earl> today. After the run down tht' Ba1a California Coast they w ill head across the· Gulf of C'ahforn1a o n what is usually a fast reach to the finish al Ma1"3tla n o n the Mexican mainland. victory over Big Pinc in the open ing with the County Cieri< of Or-Thia buelneH 11 con-you mu.t pay. or to.,,.,. Thlt •t•tement wu lllad --------- ro und "of the CIF Small Schools ange CountyonOotot>er22 ,ducted by:• general pa11-torpaymenttostopthetor• wtththeCou "'Clerl<ofOI'-n11Dt1r Ml"lflC[ r lll84 • nerahlp cloture, or It your Pfoper1)' It n., r UUL"' nu •OQtball playoffs. II ,.__, Randy M. Sequelr• In lorecloaure for •ny =County on Octol>lf 22, --------- T he Conquero rs· triumph sna pped Published Ol'ange Cout Thia at•tement wae nlad rtiUon, contec1: ,_ 70011 a 22-game Big Pinc winning streak oa11y Piiot October 2a. No-w11111he County Clerk of Or-'MARIHALL •· GRIT· Publllhld Orenge eo..1 ~~A~:rH and save them revenge for a 30-14 vembet "· 11. 18, 1984 ~~County on October• 29· ~~=~ ~ o.lly Piiot October 28. No-Tt\9 followlnQ penon111ra lo~~ m the CIF finals last year. su-2611 ,,_.. Street, COii• MMa. ~ wrob« 4. t 1• 18, 1984 dol~ bultMM •: MEO Newport C hristian. 7-3, also scored Publlthed Orange Coast f()(nil 92e27 (7t4) 848 4800 S~2T<1 LOGIC SYSTEMS. 11182 on Steve Forbes I-yard run and a 33-~~°T:;_.11· 18· ~="!:~:;.: Ml.IC fl>TIC[ ~!~./C:::·c!~:e.w200· }Car field goal by K e vin Hendrie. P\a.JC NOTICE Sl>-303 or the goywnment llO'"C) C{xnputer• For HMltll flCTITIOUe .,.._.. wtllch mey ll•w lfllUfed your fl'ICTITIOUe ....... P~. Inc., (a C... NewPOrt Chrlsften 11, 819 PIM 12 NA• ITATIMl!MT loan. NAM1 eTATIWNT fornlt corpcnUon). 11112 5'on bv Ouu1en The toltowlng pwtona .,1 Remember, YOU MAY Thi lollowtng pereon It Tralk Avenue~ Suite 200. Newl>Ot1 cr.nstiell o J 1 t-lt doing bu.,_ ar. "8JC fl)TICE Lota L.aQAL NOKTI IF doing~ ea; Garden Orove, CA t2844 Bio Pine 6 6 o 0-12 EXECAIR INTERIORS, ---------YOU DO NOT TAKI MARKETING CON-Tl'llt tkltlneM le ton· BP-Parra IS run lklGll failed) 31116-D Al.....,. L Dr flCTTTK>Ul IU ... 11 l'ROWT ACTION. S 0 RT I U M , 11100 0 ducted by: a corporetlon NC-Hendr•e l3 FG Coate ~'.C~llf ::26 " NAMI ITATEMl!.NT MOTICa Of MecArthur Suite 1208, "'-· Thll st•ternent w• llleo BP-Neff 'n Pen from Parra I kick felled I Hatch Brothen, Inc., Cell· Thi lolloWlnQ per.an It DIJ'AUL T port BMch, C.Wt. 92860 With the County Cwt& Of OI'· NC-f'ort>e1 1 run CH9114rle klc.J<I tornla Corporation, 31~ doing bu91nNe u : NOTICE IS HEREBY R.E. Murray Ill, 33952 enoe1 County on October 23 NC-Oean .0 Pan frpm Beu (Morgen Peu Alrpotl Loop Or , Cotti COAST MAIL CALL, 8855 OIVEN: Ttlet FIRST AMERI-Go4den L.ant9'n. Dena Point, 191M trom Beul Men, Calif. 92626 Atleinta, Huntington Beectl, CAN TITLE INSURANCE Calif. 112829 ,_ Alftnda~~l~OUAL STATIS~ Thia butlneH ,, con. Calif 92848 COMPANY, u Subttltutecl, Thi• butln•u I• con· Publllhad Ofenge COM! Aullllne ducted by:• corporation Thomu N. Lippold, 9901 • c«poratlon, II duty eip. dueted by:'" lndMdu., Delly Piiot October 21, ~ NC-Forbes. 1S·87, CMPln, 10-79, Oun, 3•61 Rlch8rd D. Hatch. Sec· Dragon Cir., Huntington pointed Truet .. under • R.E. Murray Ill vember 4, t 1, 18, ttlM ,..,line retary/Treaeurer e..cn. Callt. 9264t Deed of Truat 0.ted o.c.m. Thia 1llt9mlnt wu llled Sv-283 NC-Bau , 9·24·1, 136. Thll ltll9ment w11 tlled Thia buelnHt It con· bet 7, 1964, e1eecutecl by with the County Clerk of Of- AICllvtne with the County Clerk ot Or-ducted by: an lndlvldual RICHARD T. UL.LON end '"VI County on October 22, --------- NC-Moroen, 4-58; Tl!HI. t·30; Dean, NJ •noe County on Novembel Thom•• N. Lippold MARJORIE A. UL.LON, Hua-1984 "8.IC fl)J1C( --------9. 11184 Tiii• at•tem«ll w .. lllecl b•nd & Wife, .. Truttor, In ~ ---------. F2t0302 with \tie County Clettc of Of· l•vor ol MARSHALL 8. Publllhed Orange Cout PlCTITIOUe llU ... H Publlthed Orange Cout •noe County on October 29, ORETMORE-. .. Beneflclaty, Delly Piiot October 28, No-HAMS eTAT'lamJfT Dally Piiot November 10 17 11184 recorded Jeriuery 5, 1Nl5 • wmbet 4, t 1, 18, 1984 The followtnQ '*'°"' .,. Dec4lm · fl2ll* lnttrurnent No. 15771 In SU-273 dotnp bu1lneu ••; PRICE 24· '* t, tll94 Publllhed Orange Coast book 7370, pege 32 ot Of-0 K M 0 T 0 I 8 I U ANDREW (TED) ED· SA-"21 Oat~ Novemblf 11, 18, flclal Aec.ofO. In the Ottlot ot ARCHITECTS AND AS· WAR 0 PRICE , 25, t>er 2, 1984 the.County Aec.ofder of Of. Ml.JC NOTIC( SOCIA TES. 1020 Nor1h pas.4ed away Novem----------1 SlJ.306 '"99 County, CellfOfnle, MhhOue __,_.. Broadw•y. P•nttiouH. BALTZ BERGERON &MfTH 6 TUTHtl.L WESTCLIFf CHAPEL 427 E ~7th St Costa Meaa 646-t1371 ber 8• 1984 ln the Vet-Pla.IC NOTICE MOIH'lng tmOn9 otllel' otllt-NAMI eTATUmff Sent• An.. CA 92701 getlone. One ( t) note for tht ~d A. Okimoto, 40 era.ns Ad.ministration PlCTITIOUI IUIMll ---------Oflglnel tum of 13,600.00 The=::.-""' .,.. MeeclOWQrw . lr'VIM, CA Hospital, In Lo ng N~ ITATl•MT Pl8.JC NOfiC[ t11el tt\9 btll9fldaf In..,.. ~co FINANCIAL 3 91714 Beach n-• ed f The ,......_.,.,. ,_.llOtl le under IUOll Deed ct Trutl • w-C. Siu 1...,1 • '-"-. DCJOV aon o doing tiu';i~~;-"" PlCTTTK>UI 9UIM.. atld the~~ ~· Plue. St•. 101. VlltlA~ P~CA FanruePrice,of Coeta AG METALS 1901 "'-· NAMSeTAT'llmlft tMreby.,. pteMntly hate:! NewpottlJeech.c.llf.neee> 9t103 Mesa. fat.her of An-pot1 Blvd . cOtt• M.... The lollowtng par90M .,. by the UlldelllOnecl; tNt • JHH E. L•m•. 32 Thi• bu•lneet la con-Pri J f c.tlf 92827 doing buelneee u ; breactl of and deteult In ttlt 8elcourt Dr.. N., Newpott ducted by: CC>1*tnen ...... PACIFtC VlEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pacific View Orlve Newport Beach 64,-270<1' Mc:COflMICK MOflTUAflY 1795 L~una Canyon Ao ad Laguna Beach, Ce 92851 494-9415 "AMOR LAWN- MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory drew ~. r . 0 Oullltr'mo Anlonlo Outlw-C~ECK REPL y co .. Ol>tlget~• for wtllctl iuctt Beecfl, Celt. 92te0 WayM c Siu Ehrenberg, A.riz.ona, raz. t05t V•ll•Jo Clrcte, 1055-4 ProOf'll' Wey Unit L. DMd of TNet le MOuf1t)' NI 8-..rt A. Wiiton. U 110 Thie .. ....,,.,,. .... fled Sam Price, of San C:0.1• MeM. Cellf. 112121 CVfL: ... · Cell!. 90e$O occurred In that peymen1 Del v"':M Woodlend Hiii, with the County a-11 of Of· Bernardino , Judy Thia bualne11 la con-,~=~~ei hllnotbeanlNlcleot:Tll6 ~\f1 butlneu I• con-1119Countyonao.oW10, K lbe f H ,1 .. -,.. ducted by:'" lncllYldutl · entn amount of prlndpel tt&4 0 0 un ... ,._.n Gultlermo Gutletrer Unit L. eypr..., cellf. belenoe end lnter9't P"-~eel by: • general pert-"'*1 Beach, Suaan Taylor, ™• atttement ... "*' Thia bullneu le con-ad¥anoM at 10% 9CCltUecl nereNp Pllbllahed Orenge eo.t of Eh.renbera, Art-wtt11 thl County Cl«tl 01 °' ducted ~ • ':.1:etlon thereon rrom .Mt 1 1914 lteiwwt A. WMton. Gen. 0911y Piiot October 21 ~ zona, Francie Rob-enge County on October 28: ~= 0~.=-..,~,:..0 wt1ldl .,..,,_ ti ~ encl PwtrN:' twtement "' fllecl wmw 4, t 1, 11, 1tloi e11aon of Ehrenbera, 19'4 ,_111 wtth the County Clerk of Or-· ~.,: ~ ,.!: with the eouncy Ci.ti of Or-"""* Arizona, and Fannie Publllhld °'.,. Cout =County on October n . qund of ~ plUI : County on October 22. -------- p r i c e o f S an Delly PlfOt Novemblf 4, t 1, t ,_ Interest thereon from •• 1 ,_· ----------=--Bernardino, brothe r 18· 25• t984 Publllhed Of8ngl COMt made; t1'lat by NMOn ttier. Pul>lllhed Ofenge eo.i of Jlm Prtoe of Qieta su-2et Dalt::, November 11. 18 :..:C.undlr~~ Deity Piiot Ootot)ef 28, No-u. eTAmrmn Mesa and J ohn Price 25, w-r. 191M of Truat~ eQOUtecl encl wml>tt "· t1, 11. 1"4 TN~"*"°"'.,. Oflndo --•a,t...,__... .. 1.---~"""!"----. ~~to Mel dAlif ._.. SU-271 d801~0 l>u neu H ; •tQN ... ...,..,.... N••• •••rt• --------po1n1ec1 Trwt.e • wnn.,. 1R. CHEA OAtit,t•LL Flaherty of Lake . f t • "8.IC fl)TIC( ~!:!'°"toro.!~. _ .. ~ Ml.JC llOTIC( ~.~ATIEl,~.!,.LA, ,.~ Elsinort;. Member of •4N PM•n . 1 ............ --·-··..--._. N """" '"-ta Meea '1Cnnout ..,_... depollted wtltl Mid dAlif .-PICTmOUI 1MW11 '°"'*' ew,.., •• ~ ...._ eTATDmWT polntecl Trwtee. 1uc:1d>Mcl um eTA~ '""°'* 'eciMc "· 11111 Board of Real ton and The fOllOw4n9 peraon 1e of Trwt and .. OOOUIMl•tt The folo'llill'8 PMon 1e ~~ ~ Laaune7 ""'*· Veteran of World dolnCI bUtlnW ... ~ ~ .. dolna tMlnw.. _.,. ~..-7'f It's easy money all the way with c1assi fied. because classi fied readers are read y to bu y. Call us today. 1825 Glaler Ave Costa Meaa 5-40-555-4 PIEftCl,MOTMlflt llLL MOAOWAY MOftTUAllY War ll. Vl1ltation BIJNA INSUAANC[ cuNd ~.encl.... PA~,AIA UMU MfTED..1 ~~M,.:._~~-• S -..1-.. 8 M AOl!NCY, 443 18 HemM011 cler9d Md dote Mtebr 0.. 21312 lroot.tiune St. I tit ·"""'one,_ Mer, u.-y . .,. pm. on-St .. Coeta M .. a. Calif -. .. .,,,.MCMecltMr. Hwittnoton llMcfl. c.itt. c.r:i.* ...... a-............. .. • day t0-8pm, and fu-t2827 1>YlmmeclletttyduundPt1Y-t2t4t --.. OOfto. n e r a I s er v Ice 1 K•nll BunHewa, 431 •ble Md he9 --.cl encl .,.,_ '· Jonee. 21372 ~ by. • ~ 1*1· W~ Novem-""""°" at., C:C.• w... dote~ .-. to ~ ._..,,. 1t. &ti ....,._ ·--... lY -CeM u121 IM tNll ~°""Y to t>t .oict .,_,., ._.., c.llt. t2141 ~ M. c.m,_ .. be.r 14, l OM-!, both at Thi• buelne" 1, con-to Mttlll)' ttie ot111tetto1• .. lNt ~ " con-wlttl the~ a::' ~Or Pie~ Brothen Bt-11 cklC1eO by .,, lnclMdual Olll'ad ~ duetecl "Y: en lnclMOuel fl1: ~~ Oct~ 1,- Broedway Mortuary KenJI .._.... Detecl. J9n1oe '· Jonee 1 • • .. Dally Pilat M2~S:la t 10 Bfo.dway Costa M ... ~2·9150 • B&ll. St Tiiie .....,,.,. ... flled Octotler, '· 1.... 1bll ""*'*'' .... fllecl ~nvd.r~wa P&llr•1'byt-wlttllheCountyClerltofOt· ,.,.. •c••,... ~~ wftf\theOouMyClitrtofOf· .... • o~ " ~ "' for n...lflfd Ad "'09 Coun()' on NcMfnber ..-.1"'f•f• • -Moe Count; on OctOW tt. ........ al lw. -.._. ~rt•n Church. of-ACTION 7, ltl' ,_ =~,.. 1M4 ,_ ~~ ............ flc:lattng. 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Old CdM CMtry Enclsh. 3 Bdrm. 3 Ba family room, Ice deck, canyon view. $435.000. . 528 Seaward, Corona Highland. C~M Larcest lot, 4 Bdrm, covered patio, fi'epit, sport ccut. $359.000. 1230 Sand Key, Harbor View Hills. CdM Pristine eltcance, 3 Bdrm, Yi acre, excelent financ· inc. $4 25.000 4515 Hampden Rd. Cameo Shores. CdM Roomy 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, near new condo, spa, decks and view. 1349.500 ............................ ,2723 5th Ave. Old CdM REALTORS. 675-6000 I H -Ill C&IYOI Just listed! And priced to sell! Spacious and beautifully land- scaped on quiet cul-de-sac. This popular plan # l has been ex- panded and highly customized and features exceptional decor. Realistically priced. Martha M acnab. $675,000 CAIH -ICUI YllW New Listing ... Rare opportuni- ty in Exclusive Cameo Shores - Ocean view -Private beaches - Private pool and spa. M arvelous 4 BR & 4 BA + Fam rm h ome w /gourmet kitchen. Perfect for entertaining and family living. Including land. T om Allinson. $759,000 Ill CAIYll OISTll , A lovely V alentine built home on the eighth fairway of Big Ca- n yon golf course. The flag lot location provides almost total privacy and the Country French •• • feeling flows inside and out. 5 BR, den and family room, all large. all gorgeous. Lucy Rose/Danny Bibb. $~.695.0~ .. . IAYFHIT Ull ISU Pier and slip, 3 BR. large separ- atl' play room 3bove garage. An amazing buy at $975,000. Barbnrn Aune smuuNIL .. LovPly 6 BR Southport with dra· mallc pool. waterfall SJ>8 and beautiful gardt'ns. Canyon . ocean. city lltJht8 vlew. Own r wtll carry 1st T .D. Fast CICJ'OW. poMible. Paula Ball y. $795.000 .uualkl Charming l story. 4 Bdnn home . Beamed ceilings, · large kitchen. Open f~ling, peaceful setting. Pier. $799,000. Ask for Evan Corkett. 1336 Ga&a1y, Dover Shorn,• (1-4:30) .. $795,000 Spectacular bay/ocean view. Indoor pool plus re- tractable root 4 Bd, 4 bath plus powder 'room Fee 101 NI.Ill, UM llU 1PU UT/• 1·1 Marvelous 6 Br bayfrorit 78' ori bay. pool, spa. 1001 boa' space. ~t Fin. $4,850,000. IN NEWPORT C ENTLH 6449060 llEWEST LISTING .llSMllE OllEEI OPEi llOISE SllllY 1-1 . 21 M1l1t1il (ht laf•-lur• .... , ....... ) land. 1330 Galaxy Dr., Dov~ Shores.' NB (l-4) .. $775,000 Exciting home with Bay & nite hte view, 4 Bd. lge tam rm, 3 car garage. pool & putting green. 305 Northstar l.n., Dovet Shrs, NB (1-4) .. $915,000 Beautiful baytront 60' on the water with full pier & shp. Over 5,000 sq. ft. of spacious hv1ng. Fee land. 76Q Y., Lido Nord, Udo ~. "8 (2·A) .................... . Onginal 5 Bd home on 45' wide lot next to greenbelt, dnt locatton4 TOWNHOUSES 1 32 Ima Loa Ct, "8 (1-4) .......................... $164,000 Newport Crest f ea tu ring 2 Bd. 2 ba. new paint, drapes & carp.els. Some ocean ~1ew. Comm pool & tennis Liil ISt:E Channing Spanish 3 Br. 2 Ba on 45' lot. deck, courtyard, pier & slip. $1,100,000. llYlllE llm UYFUIT ... Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai Kai, 2 Br. 2 Ba. ,40' patio. Now $575,000. POIUIU ME ~Ill Exci ting_Ocean-&-Jeuy-vi · Br, 3 Ba. 37-00 sq. ft., car parking. $1,2 ,000. WEST UY HE UYFlllT BELMONT SHORE·LOl!lri BMctl. 8-utlful c-.. Sptinlsh 3 bf. 2 frpl, !Ub..dedc. ~ 41 REDUCED TO '2tt,OOO OPENSUN 1-S 75COAONA DOLPHIN PROPERTIES (2is) 433-0957 A t N.H.Y .C. Tradjtional 5 Br spectacular jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bay view, Owner financing. $1,050,000. PllYAIY N PAITD WITI I mw 171 llmC WAY, W IOI IPll Slll°'!"I Lrgexechomelendsltaelftoentertaln- Panoramic ocean & city view, sn:M"ious 5 Ing or comfortable famlJy.Uving. Nearly ·t --~~ 4,000 sq. ft. of unique design. View of Br. 3 Ba. Xlnt financing, now $750,000. hills and lights from most rooms & Most popular single story 3 BR & FR "PLAN 3" in a m06t secluded & private setting. Realistically offered ;.it $340,00 . w/lovely custom appointments & quali- ty features. 34 Encore Ct, "8 (1-4:30) .................... , ... $119,000 OITIH PlllT m&TEI f~s~edd seclu1 ded spa. ~. acres of fully f urn1shed 2 Bd townhome. Permanent ocean Custom ocean view lots next to Casa u an scap ng. Lots of wood & · f · glass, dramatic entl)'. ~ or_ 5 bdrms. 4 view rom m~ster suite. Super condition. Pacifica, San Clemen te Crom $550,000. bathS. $499,000. • NEWPORT BEACH IEWNIT SMOIEI 1110,000 Walk to surf, live near community pool & tennis, Buy this super 2 BR. 2 BA home with 2 fplcs, one in LR & one in expanded master suite w/sitting area. Lovely patio, 2 car garage. WESTWlll YILUIE Call ~....U Prime English traditional 3 Br. 3 Ba. 3 Frplc's hrdwd firs, nr UCLA. $695,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR l.t 1 P,, Y" rJ, Dr •• "< f\ t-,/', 1,l t,J A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK BEACH COMMUNITIES PElllSIU SHl,111 Price reduced $40.000. Delightful 2 BR beach "doll house". Excellent condition. Room to add • on or up. Kitchen looks out on large. sunny patio and yard. Steps to bay/ocean. Don't miss this i one. IEWPORT IUCI 1112,IOO Super 2 BR, ·den condo.-4-years old. French .. doors7vaulted ceittngs~irconditiontng:-Pftve:t·e-~-.£1&.....;l.lJIDLLL..E.uNu.IlALBE~AIE..SERYIC£ cul-de-sac location. Large assumable first TD at ·u.M& PElllllU U 11MI :bis 3 & 2.BB duplex tl~~~erb location 1 block from bay & ocean. Walk to shops & restaurants. Very clean. excellent condition. This is a very popular rental areal 11 'h%. This is a must seel ILIFFS $201,IOO Charming 4 BR. 3 BA condo. 1 BR + full bath downstairs. perfect for guests, teens or 2nd master bedroom! Plantation shutters, expanded country kitchen. inviting patio on greenbelt. 111 CUYOI 1211,000 Mater suite plus guest bedroom. Dramatic for- mer model with special custom lighting, cedar walls, new carpets. paint and favorable financ- ing. MIHOR VIEW MIMES SHl,000 Dramatic elegance describes this picture per- fect 5 BR, 3 BA, 3 car garage Somerset. Pro- fessional!~ decorated and landscaped. Prime location on greenbelt. Spa and upgrades too numerous to mention. WESTCLIFF ISll,100 Serene Is the word for this beautiful 3 BR home set irr a perfect garden on a very special street. Large master bath has 2 showers. IUYIEW IHl,100 What a view! One of Seaview's prime lots with a "knock-out" 3 BR Nantucket. too. This one is not to be missed. G~te guarded with pool. spa and tennis. 111 CllYOI -t.Ol,000 4 BR customized home ... 2 up & 2 down. Set up Is great for guest area. teenage wing, mother-in- law or maid. You will be impressed by dramatic decor and tremendous value Including lap pool & spa. Call today. we're anxious! Ill CllHI 1111,000 4 BR with sparkling pool & spa, 2 fplcs. in prestigious-gated area. New paint and land- scaping. Price dropped $110,000, and now lowest priced home In onb of our most elegan\ communities. WEIT IEWPfff lltl,Oll Owner's 3 BR unit plus 3 BR income unit-both on the sand with spectacular views of surf, sails and sunsets. New paint, carpets, drapes, 4 car garage and excellent financing! IPYILAll 1111-811 5 BA· plus bonus room In a visual medley of color & tight. Forever view, pool & spa. Hardwood, French doors. a compelling combination of " taste. room, location. view & price. PllllSIU l&YFlllT 11,Hl,111 Outstanding 4 BA, 41.AI BA home on exclusive East Bay. Superb construction & archltectuf81 design. Spacious patio. sandy beach. sllp and you own the waterfront lot. Call on this appeal- ing home. NEWPORT BEACH OfFla 21•1 SANJOAQUtNHIUliOAD • OPEN HOUSES 1-4 P.M. WTIUFF 4 BR. FR Ulllll Y1EW llLU 4 BR, FR. Pool UH ISLE 5 BR, FR PElllSIU 4 BR, Bayfrt WHTCLIFF 3 BR. FR IWllll YIEW H•H1 2 BR . Oen UYSlltHS 3 BR WTlllFF 4 BR. FR SPTIWS 4 BR. FR UllH YIEW llLU 3 BR. FR IUYIEW 3 BR IWllH YIEW llLLS 4 BR, FR. Pool SPTIUSS 3 BR, FR. Pool SPTIWS 5 BR. P&S, View SPYIWS SITlllllY $349,500 812 Aleppo St TOM BOLAND 2708 Harbor View Dr $490,000 M. MATTHEWS 220 Via Genoa $650,000 J. McNAUGHTON 1913 East Bay $1 .985,000 J. CAMPBELL SUllAY 1307 Oxford $243,000 DEBI BIBB $249.500 1951 Port locksleigh C. BALDIKOSKI 2772 Circle Dr $250.000 l. MARSTON 812 Aleppo St $349,500 RITA BOLAND 21 Drakes Bay $379,000 PAM MOSS 1301 Keel $385,000 TOM BOLAND 1915 Yacht Enchantress $398,500 G. ANDERSON 2708 Harbor View Dr $490,000 M. MATTHEWS $598,000 31 Bodega Bay C.McMAHAN 2 Drakes Bay $625,000 EVAN CORKETT 57 Montec1to Dr 3 BR. FR, P&S. View $795,000 • BOB YORKE smws 1 Muir Beach-C1rcte 4 .BR. FR. P&S. VlewS 1.225.000 FRANK SENNES UllllU 222 Via Udo Nord 4 BR, FR. P&S $1 ,750.000 EDIE OLSON n11111u 1913 East Bay 4 BR. Bayfrt $1 ,985,000 J. CAMPBELL OTHER AREAS Ullll llllEL 1211, llO Sea Terrace -2 BR. den or 3 BR. Ocean view. used brick patio, new paint, pool, tennis, beach. Private gated area. Great retreat on one level at end of cul-de-sac. 1nm11111 1e•m111 m11n 11n,111 Tucked away In th~ hilts of No. San Juan Capistrano w/forever views of hills. Spacious 6 BR famlty home. Owner will assist w/flnanctng or exchange for bulldable lot. ..., . LllO ISLE SUl,OIG Located on the quiet end of lido 1s a delightful 3 BA home on large lot. Newly painted & carpeted. south sunny patio, beamed LR. brick fireplace and best of all. an outstanding buy! OWIEI llVESTlll 1110,000 This lovely duplex with view is one house r.e-·· moved from South Bayfront . On a large corner lot. 3 BR home with separate guest room. Large. 2 BR apartment over,3 car garage. Owner will • help w/financing. - UYSlllRES 1121,111 Exquisite home, perfect in every detail. Family room ~nd 3 BR·upstairs and away from master sutte. Two tovely private patios. 2 firep1aces. The quality is evident throughout. UH UYFllO~-$ll0- Fabulous fth flow condominium with bay and ocean vie . a }l) unique lido vmage stores- & restaura s. Completely secure bulling with pool & jacuzzi. CORONA DEL MAR CHIU IEL IAll 1110,IOO Authentic Spanish styled home in Olde Corona del Mar. Substantial & most unusual for this beach area. A must see 1f you want something different. OLIE CllOll ltl llll SJI0,000 Hop. skip and a jump from "Uttle Corona .. beach. Country cottage in Sylvan setting with 3 bedrooms. cozy brick fireplace and-smart decor. You·11 be happy you called for an appoint- ment. ' 1111111 VIEW MILLS , UI0,000 Unsurpassed p~noram1c oceant bayt ttghts vtew! Remodeled 3 BR plus enormous separate guest quarters. French doors. skylights. security sys- tem. Lovely private pool & patio area. See It today! SPYIUSS Mill 1111,000 Enter a world of enchantment starting with a charming courtyard with pool & lJpa. A delightful 3 BA Country French Portsmouth plus an ex- pansive ocean/lights view OMIUllLIU ltllMI Boating enthusiasts w ill truly appreciate this prime baytront locetfon only minates to the sea. This 4 BR custom built home also affords one 3 private boat slips Call today for an appolntmen!. · WE SET .I 4 11ffi HOMES IBAT MAKE .YOU SN/"11-IAT'S US~' .. . . .. l. I• . I ... ' ' J .. OtlingeOout OAJLV PILOT/8unday, November 11. ,~ ........ ltlt ..._ P!!f IHI lwtJ lll1111Mt4 It!!!! llfutltMt at.· Medell f. ITaa lit IM.ll~ llmTI C"t• ltM 1114 Ima• 114t Latua IHtll 1141 Celt• .... 1714 Ima; i._•--.:.:...... Medi .. IFJlalllltlm 1i1.L l'OfU~.HO HgtatwnodeleCU"!!. P•'f:2.= ~~~= * '.lftTIUlll * lmlU CGrnino 1£. Wilk to IHADVl.UIH LNDiCPl ..... .,. .._ .............. ..., IOt ... H~aLL IU-3000 W/lncotnetolOOTI Or••t lu~I Owner I rend new oonC101, CALL ui-A!OAADINQ bch/11\op1. No Pell. lrtgtlt Top., ... 1Br llAll llW1 ,_...,._._.,MUM •-torbotl.Olt Llf'9l"llot ... J..700t motlvatedlTomL• AQt bulldete ctoee M . Ae-IRVINl!LEASH ff75/mo •'4-3212 1580&!.p.Poof,epa,Dbq W.WIMILll '-'I..._ .. OlrY'f QI' ft/. Nloe I ldm'I home lfJll.... M2·1803 • · duoecUt3,000 und« VA ~ t Oulet. No pet• aH•ftYm ...... Nldwood fto«a. llt/a. ... .... lpprilUI Mull Miii No IJi••o-,;-i, ~ MHA PIN!S 8-it·2'41 __ ,.,. "'--adltlonal w.I ~ • t1ao.ooo. aut u111IOla, ColllQe Ptc &.91 llU Lttl "11!1!..... 1411 On pymt·UOO total 1Ki1"'11& OGnclo wJgar I Ntwly '*°' 3Bd 2 bl eonvtnienW toc•ted 1n &I' Ml-1111 ' l.arVMt model, IMmt c. T .. tefultyremodeled,Sld ,..., move.In Cott. Why ret1t? ealty MO gate. Walk to bch uppera5'x50'dectt.D/W, one of frvlne'• MWM1 Realty Quiet O!ill·d•·Ho nr 2\tbtthe, den, lg• Condo°' apt lo1 lulld 5 VA bkr M7·143t 11150/mo t70-Nl7 lndry rm, ger No peta '"ldenllef Nttlnga 881•7870 IClloof, Joola, perk. 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Pool I rte 1r11 Sp1clou1 tludlo. 1A blk to oan nttotlltt oom· Nr SC4::!t 3 ~ ':{ •;;;• INI' IHI r~ MO\jrfty 'a1enn i JACOIS AIALTY IASTSIDUI 28 /d LltHI .... , Dfl S•85. 710 w 18ttl St. ~h. ~l~fd. ~~ o:::; mti11::. ==~ the P:' dowll -run p~Tce 1 ~-auu'mabl• loan of N=:8i~~~3 IO oar, rrplc~ ~~ p:j ll;cotlaee. ocn V\IOfrPIO'. Ptala1m 2107 t wo 2Br 11!1• ap11 a two vew mo. • ....,.. _. M ... A.et ll0·1130 ____ ••w 12&1,000 Prloed to NII et Hrvlce I grdnr Incl clean walk to bHch1 Bach apta AN epta Incl 1Br 11a w/crm•· drpa. 2 -•• •-. ' ' Totally 3 br 1348,000 Prlnclpeta only. L~ View lot w/plena. lnalde 81100/mo, 538·•837 HOO ;,_/utllt 499.21 91 2BR 1~9A. 115 25th St. gar. Avl 12/1. 552·8354 blkt to bch I I mo. 105 114/141-41111411ft 2 be Praetlgloua .,... Open hOUM Set 1_. =Indian Welle CC. yrly S785 mo. Avallablt Cedar Way. •9 ·1885 .,..,. .... _ Tottllyupgraded. 2042PortW.aybtldQe . ,(11•1W..1~1 E·llde2brl\tbttwnhN: 3Dr2ba,greatooeanvlew, 12/1 780-8737 WllPPHAOlllOI 199 fonMI din fwnllY lob Y 13MHe • frtJ!ltf 1111 Quiet-No • M95 Craig mo. 2 adult y;•f. 507 E. thing fr 1 amaH apt to• 4 IOrm hofM wtth pool & Aeduoed to NH,000 .. .,,. e31·1He gar. H1199 fncd pallo. lg dining room, frplc, want 1 Mtectlon of gr .. t ~iii;;;;il IPL In Jdnt oondltlon. A Aeern 1oM of '245 000 Ott ti Cta•tJ back• up~o artl. Clean & f1500 mo 499·282• 28A 18A apt uttt Incl 1700 IMng? we"" oHtl' •n.y· Miii•... rm, oonwnien't':ttOn.n & ' • FXW~. No. 8.6 co. M2et N::;~:!ndv':=s~Jm; S.lboa 81• 8 3·eet0 • Bd hM. 11 IOOklnf In CM. I ft.Al . ~ petlo INk• VIit 3br 2Ytba 1+ Y1ew tore 5'48·9474 83-.0030 er1a1 I Ir NB. or HB think o ua ttr91 -1B_r_1_B_a_u_pe-1-11-,.-.-p1 1:-n-.-the ._ ..... ~ home perfect for tnt•~ Npt Hgtl ntw cu•tom tenO. prlvac o~in H 1a : 1 for that choice Ideal llvlng. w .. 1euH~., .. U75/mo. -J~ 11te ........ talntna . a .. It nowl .. ,.... ... • I· Ocean & City Llghll View. r •· new 09rpe, TSL MOMT 842-1803 '' _. ..... .er.ec ...ni pn 80 .,ome nr com., .. 11on. 4...., HouM Sun 12· . S21 K, .3br 2ba xtnt oond ..,350 paint, WID, rerrta. gat NB R~AL TV 876-u142 CALL e.•-70J7 vete •bhOutt. ewtm _!ee..1 1 lkr. *" ..... 2 'Abl, formal din, fam, OWC. Ownr819/72$-0948 F d l "bd mo ··97 ... 11oor •97·8080 U50tmo. 780·1308 -1B-f-.-5 .. -,...-d-t-hwttl--r.-fr-I" _._ .....,,.. end 810 CANYON IVng Tm l 2 C9t ger. •41 nc prvt .,. fm hM · <IV • ~7opu1., llftQ TOWNHOME Senta An• Aw 831..-042 Oat ti ltate w/appla g1rege ll00'1 e-.~..,.--,,....,lf,,,_..1....,,,..--..,2 ... 1,...1 .... I 2Br 189 w/atove, rafrlg. Incl. No pell. Call btwn ltWI 3 Plan~ wttfi : Prtoe Ileen.cl. 28r, den, IOUIPl.-Jilll,000 PH~rty 1110 ·s~d..•91!!.•aa •R de,11111 --------$rJIW700./So ol~Hwy7. 5N2o pe1~'1 9em·•pm dally 5'45·4855 lctnnt. flmlfY room I 2'A8a. Luxury tlYlng -• Mt JO .... .., .. t lty " 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home frplc mo. ·81', ;i;:---=--:--'.---r.m dining roorn. Thie hofM wt golf courH vi ew a. Home/Duplex. 58-9182 N:r:_t1g1:,oo~~;~ta ac~ .. For IHH S C Plaza art• 3 g: r . S 1 1o0. ' mo: EvH 788·35 • beMlflfully upgraded Condi!<* !MM/option. 6109 s.uhor• Drive. N.B. elevated terreln. auperti br 2 be fmty rm trl·l•vel 2 _ 8 1• 1115 °' 350-88•9 $700 2Br. patio & carport 9Fa&"!biiiiiiu,.1o•u•,--v;,.le·w·. -1m•m--1c '1RI NEWPORT APARTMENTS hat• lowly patio & y9td 75e..9488 tnl lat/ht 12·• vtewe, plnon & cedar c•r gar 11500furn11100 No pell. 2 block• to upper lge 2 Bd 2ba, den. "311.IOO. -aauu. *aa-aauu* WTILIPPI cover, atrlctz R·1. unrurn Incl .u•oo prlv• 2 Br condo, 2v. ea, den. ocean 673~3852 frplc. bale, o•r. No pet•, PO TBEACH ...... ...... MC d d •32 1395 n-tmkr. Xlnt rel• I muat IN NEW R (714) .7, f 400 ~ ....._ti Cond-. Thie • btt"'lln, reduced 2702 YI t ... 11 $105,000 (714)8 0·7108 . •P req • prltllne vi.w of tllll• from Brand new 1 bdrm apt., $725 5•8·821815•9·8565 A great place to live on lhe .. .... . .... -........ _,,,.. -I 80 • I I.. fl I L r before 10•m or 3·8pm. kitchen l llv-rm, bit-In avallabll December 111. li1 8 p I I 2 br 1'4 ba w/g91 only 1 ,000. If you Med 3 Bdrm 2+12 ba, 2 atory HC•ll, ara1 L•l'G• 2Br 18• duple" frig, new crptt, very frHh $600 mo. 844·7183 pper ay. r v• • t11t,OOO Try WlfY LOW 11fety, el9Qence. plu1 condo. Lovely patio,",... lrl'ftl UH wfcger W/O hkupt N~ & ch .. rful. 51100. no OOUIYllW · ctubhou111 & hHlth down or 1eaae option for privacy thl1 l1 It. Large 2 place, formal dining. AYH•-lllYI .... ,, ieooimo 545_7983 IHM. 780•8512 • *PITll lnl* Only 10 mlnutea from sp11. 8 tennl• courll. 7 16,000 down et 1 1000 8d 2 Ytba, full aecurtty Pool. Priced to N II 81 .._ .. -. W/ln walking 01 the bch. Laguna your own prlvall pool•. ctoH to buelnt11, P« mo. For detaltl c.11 bldg, pool, epa, Muna + S195,000 on FEE land. 1000+ o~ • producing Lite & airy i Br for quiet · 1 a 2Br $85 & Up. ocean view from Dana OC Airport, Faahlon Patrick Tenore '31·12te full on bay view. Wiii M ii, Bkr. M-i-7424 tr .... Ideal tlorM prop n/tmkr. Encl patio. Aefa BAYFRONT 3Br+ den •Immediate Occupancy Point'• moll! aecluded Island, convenient •hope trade, or !MM/option. w/vlewa, p1d1. 11r .. m1, $650 Incl utllt 848·8028 S1950 w/o dock $2100 •Month·to-Monltl scenic blutt l ike new 2 on tlgtlt. Only $515,000 with Ul•L oaka & Pond encl within Lite & al 18 I I t w/dock. ~gt 851-1651 1••·2111 ,. Br widen. xtra large prl· I tarma. For detalla oall 12~ ec of privacy All ry r or qu • -v • t e P •ti o • · C 1 1 I Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart· PATRICK TENORE IWlll HPLU t e rmt/lradu c'on· n/amkr. Encl patio. Aef1 Blk 2 ~h 2br den 2ba fi" Walk 10 bch. !Br 1Ba. 980·6331or681-114•1 menta & TownhouHI laDN...... lllf nn.lllTJllU 7804702 UITllllOllTAllU lfdered 559·927•1vmag S550 lnclutllJe.e-9o29 1200compool/IMSl 95 patio. bltln relrl~ Dy• Studloaptwlfullkltch&ba from $720. (Aak abou1 ii'.iii.. HA 2be, ftpkl + llR lbl 2cb•rr1gb~•.+C1ubtr•.1 bc~-~d 13 ltatlll. N1~R1.s.Lcov~~YST3P18andrm&, ~3°1•5~~t~l;~~,!~~76~;P 898·•005, EvH/ kndt 111 utl pd MOO Call Joe lurnlaThVedl11p11.1comple11te ----u-1n L -_,, • ~, ., 8•0·2779 af1er 6pm 861·3853 Wl1h . n1n1 Uletll I , ..,.,. •r•••• · apt AL top •h•P• perfect for flrat time pool, tam rm, 2 ba , 2 Bluff• condo 3 br 2~ ba maybe ren1ed for ahort ~. '°:~: S:n~oo~ llN,500IWll. buyer I $159,000 Craig ltalH faral1la.. rtplc., dog run. Singlet or lrpl patio S 1080 avall Dec Htl 111 7 4 Baat. ltacla 74 term or longer). On Jam-_...__........ •••+--m 63M2te EaE famlly. $1250/mo Incl Call ValecJ e daya 1 i2erw/POOl,recrm i 2 ILIOllTllOOI t><>rMRd.1tS1nJoaquln .. _ -· 2 betooli ... 38< 1~89 lg yrd w/frult .... , -._ j .Mdner & """I malnt. 630·•643 evH 720..0575 HUI Rd xtra \11u&.u. room 2'"-•· t • I t I ti Ntoe 48r hme w/eep9rate p i 1 2107 5 •• ,.... locked carport•. •oo "·J"'httul ......... n brAA'Y... • IC. 4· 1100 ~··• · ,_ ,.... qu • 001 on. ta a1a 1 1....,29 or 142-5200 Ex-abr 3b• v•-·· es.. M 1 "79 1"11 ..,. .. ..,..... ~ • xtre eer90t •11000 I 112 ooo 800 eq tt gueet unit. "" ...... 'V err mac • • • 3Br 2'/\Ba twnhM. All <>Den..Ulun 1·1 .a.: Mar• lffr Circular drlw , pool, fruit Penlnaula Pt. Laut. lBR NEW LUX. 2br 2ba Condo C1nyon Condo. Sl550. 1 Bd dlw. walk-In cloMt. new pluth crptt & drpa, 173-INI or 7te-e130 Wf!J • tr ... & much more. Own-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~m-i 3ba remod. homt. Avall t>Mutltul lake Y1ew, walk 846·5792 or 84&-7764 cerport. sm yard, no pell. d1hw1hr, 1011 of oloM11. I•-------• _..,. •-.... tllt en wm conala C9trylng lmmecs. 631..oeao • to SC Plu, Incl. pvt club, PH Wll S•85 631-8155 balcony, & prvt patio. 2Br 1Ba nr ocean. $725 .... , -.. H-•-111 TO. Pr1otd 1297,SOO. lllllT All IUIY C • l M Zl"' tennl1, IWlmmlng, fee.. 1 Bd 1 BHutlfully 1and1c1ped. yrly frplc, gar,· d/w. 2 Cflennlno ~ on ... ,...s FULLER REAL TY RIGHT for the family wno trtal t II •• uuna. gym, frpl, MC. ale, In BIG CANYON -located rm. pre mature per. 980·8331 309•36 tt .... Sun l t· l lot • """"* ~ + In fttM''LI LIU 112· 1 Jll need• 3 Bdrmi, 2'/\ bat hi 26r 26a home. Walk to w/d, •4-.,5 fff.2535 on private cul de w . ta aon, g1r. $435. + dep ---.,,-·-------~.! ~ .... ~'°"m! .... •YIM I II+ Um and a big f~mlly rm. beach $1000/mo. thru QUALITY ABOUNDS th11! Bldd11f famlly 1t1om1 6•5-3487 wkdya atl e. 28r Apt, ocean view $775 *Lg 2Br 2Ba Blutr1 _,. "' .,,. --. r•n• READY to mow In -o..wk-June. Call 6«·5081 from • 9,... 2b .. rm .. w .. f , Mparate amlly •nY11me.wknda mo up111lr1. quiet. w/pool, 2 carPorll strwt1.Alklngtm.OOO IPlllllUY 111••flll ed. ---·...., " .. rm ormal dining 1B d 111 ... duplex 119 Huntington S825.Nopeta752·5822 111· 1• 111 .. llt 387 MAGNOLIA Ntoe 3000~ Family home e~g~T ·:~n ;;~~r·i B:i & hotc1 ba:h tulle ln~m ~~/:~~~/mod apple $2900/mo • wlll con1tde~ 0;j19~r e~c ~ar~gNr.,..~~ St 980-0725 or 498·6690 -8A-V_F __ R_O_N_T_l_B_d_, -1b-e-l-rl-g 13 Bd, llv rm & fam rm. w/lnlaw querten or gueet School arM $234 600 tc pr v. urn or un '" 11 2 yrt. Agl 64•·9060 lalrgrnd•. •rwy cloH 3 Bd 2 ba 'Se11pray' lower. $675 11111111 I ~:&•~or~T1~~~~~ !reba1. P+rlv2et•lrpd11n+lngmaorrM•· 142-i200 . SIOODll/mol.l67 1 5 1·0•0 1 5 1 9 1 So J\i~·~:~: ~p-LeaM or Option. Bal Penn S505. Call 6•1·3078 condo. Patio, gar, greal $100 sec. 6••·0128 ' 1 18"' 500 ASSUME •sT '" d t d kit h kid k Pt. • Bd, 2 bl, apa,3 car 2 BEOROO•• DUPLEX rec tac, 1 ml to bch. -8---3--2---W If trfr t If ltll and•O· WC 2nd,~· ... ,. 1173,000PatrlckTenore 3BR 3ba, den w/pool & x••r'/ahoL.c 88,.5 1 0 11 gar.S1700/mo6T3-3450 ,., S850tmo982·8118 ch yrly br ba upper .,.... • Quiet trea. to yrd. tlngle dptex Ocean vu, encl tun· • 111· 1• 120,000 down. 8 3·1800 e3M28e ocean view, Furn or un· 39·8190 t Rlty fM LIH llLE 11200 gar S6•0lmo. 559·5001 Bech unit walk lo beach. porch $990 213 •20·8860 -1 1111 I NII llO furn. $2800/mo. 10 'mo ~--=-......-----all ut111 pd. N·tmkr S•OO .,,----=---:--=--ww-...-• • tu or more . oya Sharp E-alde 2 8d 1ba, Joe Chrltlopher 675..0• 1 I OeluK 2 br 1·~ ba lndry +s250 dep. 960.2686 CllH Haven 2 br 1 b• Quiet. Clllil LI LI llE UftlL _.If 581·2657, IVH 760-0181 ciOMd gar, fen* yard & Lido Realty hkup. newer, twnhH stove, patio, carport ..-.. ·------•• petlo. New drp1. cpta no IDO ISLE by owner 3 Bd style, fncd patio. encl CloH to beach bachelor Adults pref no pell 1111,IOO Sc=-A~c='R~l""Fi""c"=E""'U~M""tk""t=o""tt;;...er Designer fully turn 2 Bd pe11. Mutt atand credit patio. Lease s 12ooimo crport Hamnton St. No w/crptt & drps S-25/mo. $600/mo 818-335-9710 II ... AUii gorgeoua eleo•ntly dee· UUlll MIPWTE =~h~~~5 ~!~:nl• ck · S 8 5 O +de P 673·•063 wk w/brokert pet• s575i mo Cr•IQ _i_n_ci_u_ll_l•_5_3_5·_•_53_7 __ Cull atudlo apt. Step• to 11.14% Yll Beet g-' lnCodEutaldef 3 br otated 3 br lime. uam LMvfng 111te. e.11 CM 3 h 5•&-5••21no-5829 LIDO ISLE 631·1288 sand Clean & private. Ill• YIEW ape loan la 8% l 12% Joen &45-0911 bt 2 ba. Remodeled with IMS ltf1traltlt14 Dua Ptlat HH harming • Bdrm rest· SEAWllD VILUIE Fem prof/student pref Flrat TO of approx ~o:;,~~~o: =-~ ~=·~ 11~ J:"'t• ro~~.~~·~~ON~u~~~ Gtaeral 2212 • Lux OCn Vu condO 2 br denee $1300/mo letH-WNY IOTt $275/mo •94·80•0 Marty 1118,500. Total prlc. qulcklyl Dl9t\8 CAPJ* tying. aaklng S 170,000 loft 2'A b• den .. una bar Stephanie Bernardy Udo WllTOLIFF ~to~. i....t 911 83.1· 1 llAIDflLlll_ IAllYH Bob Y. ~ LINDA ISLE: on wattl'. frpl pl/Jae gat •9t-2te 1 Re 8 It Y 8 • 5 • 7 0 5 0 f East tide 2 Br. 1 be. patio, Uve where you have 1 and 2 t>r •Pt• 756-1680 ....,..,,_ .. ~ o·f thl1 ........ o y 5 bedroom home f 873-7300 iar. no ,..ti. non-tmok*' •Spectacular apts ,.... ..... ,..,.,,. w/l1rg1 entertaining 1ut1la .... -· •2B 1 & 2B I model ev.lla ble. Veo.n Fii IW IJ lftll ux Nwpt Hts Condo. 3 br 650 631·•036 r, a au tes LIDO WATERFRONT: Lge f • /8 Q room•. se500/mo. Vall~ 2234 3 b t>ch k t ==----:-=----:--:-----•Townhomes wlgarages cstm dtx 3Br 2bl •t•r '111 4• ulc~ 2Br2Ba.Afabulou1v11ue BA LBOA ISL AND e,nr .par .poos, 2Br 1Ba trlplex upst1ir1 •Flreplac11 Merow. Xlnt plan & le>' $196,000 Muat SHI BAVFRONT· 3 Bdrm Hey look Superb 3br 2ba Sl 125 Open 2·• Sat 233 w/encfoud garage •Private balconies or 5 18501mo 1" 673-e888 cation. 7ff-l50l Bkr. •--LJl-1-PLIWIU----,--759--05'47 Furnished. WIDE VIEW. w/romantlc frplc dbl gar lSth Pl. Unit C, 575--4333 $550/mo 754--0966 Garden patios NEAR BEACH: 3 BR 2ba ~ DlllrTIY Mlll7 Beat Buy In Bluffa. 4 br/3b $2200/mo >Hiv leaH pet ok $825 539·6'~ IQe 3 Bdrm 1 blk to upper apt Frplcc • 2 car r··r • Bell Rlty fee d 2Br 2Ba. 2 car gar, frplc. WNY I s 1200/ A 4 br, 1~ be? Big lot? Jutt reduc.d $189,500 W1t1rfr11t ..... 1.. ocean. pvt yr • bltns, lots frig, micro, WIO. pool, on gar mo. gt Prime MMe V«<fe Lo-egt 640·1529/759-8459 ULTRA-DESIGN 111·1·-1•1-ltOO laat. ltacla of prkg apace, grdnr. gd spe Heat/water Included 675-8170 or'964-3375 c.tlon? Under 1150,0007 lllT HYl 10• II .._ ' loc. 51295 675"2607 $950/mo 760-9611 *3 lighted tennis courts Near beach yrly 1 br 2 car You'll •--our homelf ,. • Una rpaa·'""' q allt d DAU II Oii t H t I I h *2 Swimming POOis a I I f ...,..,.. OcnVu Trl·M• communty u ...., u Y an ALL UTILITIES PAID wp g 9 g am me.· 2 br Deluxe 2 ba •Streams & ponds g rarage rp re erenoea 5'45-0932 pootltennli near beach detall In Ihle tuxurlout •P-2Bd Oceanfront prime IO· Compare before your ret1t. 3Br, 2'ABa, den + tam Like 2 master aultes *Furnishings avail req'd $750 646-5800 ...... MORMINO C .. N.YO 1-e Rlll·YA Spactoua, frplc, dbl-gar pointed home on the No 1 cation yearly laaH S 1400 Newly decorated, cuttom rm, 3 frplcs. Completely 2 car gar E·slde •WATlllFllHT* ....,. " N DI "-, ··•· $ 5K bltna gd lefml Npt Cr .. t fairway of the Big Can)'t>n S1••1r I Wlltlr detl n f t I refurbished. No peta. S8001mo 6• •.7211 agt WHY NOT CALL 693·5198 lnoomptirable ityte enc vorc. Ofcet ....... 1 2-3 81 den E d It golf course. Maximum g ea urH, poo • S 1500/mo. Incl grndr ave. .... 2Br den apt. 1800 sq ft ot prfvec:y. Ready to OC· una market. 3 bd 2 b• r, · n un '· privacy and 1 breath· ll11t1h bbq, cov'rd g1rage. aur· 852·8713 A & H Invest. *PENTRIDGE COVE• SEAWllD VILUIE elegance amidst beautl· cupy. 2 br 2 be Hardw00< nxer. Prime M! .. Verde llklng vtewl Shown only JAOIU llEll. n rounded with pluth land· 2Br 2Ba splll level, trplc. lul gardens & white .. ndy lloora urpet akyllt« Ar••· Won t lutl by appointment with PllPM•••11•11T acaplng. Nopeta2Brfurn cean vu Npt Crest exec WtO, dbl gar. poot/apa 15555 Huntington VIiiage beaches. A speclal plu1 betmed ce111'ng1,lrpl 1139.500 Bier 867-7431 Owner-Broker. -365 Wilson. 6•2-1971 condo, 2br. den. offc, $950/mo 556-9200 Lane. from San Diego ror boat owner1. Moor '248,500 By ownet NMt ooean, lot tex.233 $850,000 114/171-11'11 5 bike to ocean. Elegant ~~I~~~~~ :18;.~·~~~nls. 3BR 3ba condo, attach 2 f~":6/9;g;~ o~e:~·~~ you boat In front of your 180-9233 Courteey tc with 4Br 2B• houM. Add BIO CANYON cnarm'g 2 DENNE SODERLING lalMI lalaa• 2ZOi cedar & glass 2Br 2'~Ba. car gar. All amen1tle1. McFadden. ~Pl Boat lovers or not. brok.,.. Open 1·5pm pool, tennla coun °' bullt aty 38r/Poof/apalpatloa, family rm & den. Pluth n canal 2 bike to ocean• $875/mo, 631 •• 300 hv1ng at the Newport rive unite Sl62,500 PP. w/lu1h land1c1plng REALTOR Lovely large 2 Br upper crpt1. trplc. sundeck, dbl br 2'~ ba M11ter suite w/ WALK TO BEACH. 1Br Marina Is a happy -. ••all 751•1299 -$451,00011Agt758-15'40 720.1762 dpht. $1100/yrly. AIC, gar, Fully malnt yrd. loft $1700 mo lse opt $575/mo 2 Bd 1ba, patio, wt drapes & carpets carefree way of Ille Pr••· ---=---'="""::-----...,..,.,,.,. Fii •&1l IY IWlll (No Cameru Pleaae) gar, W/D 673-6821 S 1200/mo. 960-6331 avall 650-1719 nice aasttlde location, $500/mo 536-4637 ently available at $2•95 PllPIULllATIH. Daaa Pilat 1021 -lalMI Prestlgieu9"'Harbor RI~ pool.trulyrm.closetoall. I ri 2744 No__pets. Pltase Phone •14HMtef441,111 CloH to merlna. 1Br BlgcJ!::zr«1uctton. ,__ . p • al z·zo• lrcle & call 2br 2ba trl Condo 2800sf guarded 1•9E Bay r at l7t•l760·0919 6 ldrmt 3 betht 1 Condo, epe, pool 198,950 m Pl91l. Beat lo-lllllTI IUIOllt tatal I ' S550 fncd • kid pet community 3 b~ 2'h ba 2 TIL lllllllllT 1"3~b~r""cP"o"""n"'!'do-..S8!'!60-.1m·o·c•1'""'n piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii meeter • eult• 9nd ~ Ownr (213)2•5.fl927 or ~lon~~!'4:;,~d .:!~~· Foreclosure! $159,900 38R 2ba i 1100/mo. &Ive cook'• kllch at 539·6190 story S2200 mo+ MCI 142· 1111 Doug Ammerman work Spacious ~ingle Ont' family room and off· (714)499·2713 All fin ueum No quality~ Npt Crttt 1at ummble. by 1713 w . S.lboa Blvd. S..t Riiy IM dep 851-1184 Oiene 851·2000 780-6951 time ~ IWO bt'ctroom a1>1s l1.reet g:;tnv for up to i luL ltacla 1040 Ing. $310,ooO. 759-895t :..~~~~:e~~~ ~: 11 tnt..ated &73-4743 Here It Isl Bungalow nr Rare NB time w/dwshr & S~~:e~ .. l~~rc~:i:. •d~~.~ t•••t IRWt ::·entran!.d~•~:l8.3L'.2eooht0i01.20% BYOWNERl295,000 . -C•rtaa•elMar H2f ":'anehlS•~)o~3~~t;~~ designer decor $500's O/W, FIA heat. trig. ,._ ur1 a.di. NOW on the mar· dn S185K owe. 1 ml to owe 111 T.D. at fixed rate. E 1 thlYllW t 1 3 br 3 ba 2 frp11 gar f b' &es~Rlly lee wtopln 539•6190 range 2195 Miner, No 3 WOlllllllll WILLOWS ket •t only 1449,000. bch. Bkl'CoOp 963-6682 For Appl. Call 5'4&-7833 n oy • •P•C •cu •r frm bctl $1300 mo No Best tee 6•6·5282 IPAITlllTI •••tl11 CHARMING B..,.k Bey Hm view from your own ca&-pets 635-03•4 eves Mod llvln 3bdrm 2ba Specious 3Bd Exec home-All utlls "" lge 1 Bd. no -111111 .., tie 3 br 3 bl + dining chef's kltch kldt ok al· '" 1 I led N Ille B k ""' Id I NEARTHEBEACH SecludedarMneerMeM room.$545,000(Youown Beeutlful Jaamlne Cniek fordable rent $695 ,..,span · ' ac pets S400 2011ACh.,arle •aly locatedlntheheert ~Nlf,fl llAll r Y Ii, Assu· :iA r [S 4 Bdrm, 3 ba. Loan bal· Of. E•t•t ... $148,000 lhe land) 1620 Kings Rd. 2Br. 2Ba widen. Lease 539-6190 S.91 Alty fee :~~~ c~6~;~~v:gllt"ow St 960-372616•6-8217 of Woodbridge ... ance s107,700 with pay· 20451S.yvlew 49•·7H8 H. FREDERICK 631-128e $1700/mo Incl grdnr. No -~~o~~r~g: ~1~~~oom01• $1 5 P pets 640 8715 for apnt 2242 Won't last ocean area ,...._ ~.,,_!!,1 8~101267 I. Ag! OllTl•IZll · • ,. · Raat. BarMar 3bdrm 2ba hme wtrock -.;;81iBJIU quality apartments fURNISHED or UNfURNISHE D Full oo.n w : Jaemlne Crl< mar..,.., a ~ -8 II WllTOLIFF Duplex 2br ba w/garage 2 br & den. Own/egt will --------walk to beach 'Goldenrod 2 Master Bdrm•. Peters rrplc encl gar $950 Enjoy tl'le numerous rec-HEALTH flnenoe. (819) 728·5l5l Oak kitchen, top ap-St. 5700. 998.3008 Landing Townhae. Sec 539-6190 Best Alty lee IPHTIHTI reallonal lacilltles nearby --------pllancea. Pewr nOOf'lng WITEIFIOIT gate, pool/Jae. tennla. No Yearly rental Cosy 3 br 2 Beautifully landaacaped • Including Woodbridge DOLISIYI remodeled m11ter ba 3 BR 2'/\ ba, lmmac. Bright pelt. S 1115/mo Pa.clflc ba w/lrpl bckyd ne¥1 ~arden apts. Pool/ape. Lake. parks & shopping lllT&L ... I HmHTll ITUll and many more featur... W1TI NIT ILIP and a iry. Welk to, _Moon Realty 8•6·6666 crpt, drapes, 1 blk to 2B~~::.'~~~=· No petS.670 Reserve now for Os>oortunlty hare for 3 ren· Juat acroaa the bridge 3 br 2 ba fem/din room + Large 2 Br, den. 2 lrplca, beaches, laland & •hope. beach refa req'd $975 mo tel., ... :~ Bdrm, 1 Bdrrr from Newport Beach In a 2 fr pit. Redvced to garden lot with apa. 3 car S 1450/mo Agt. 760-8311 lr•iae 2244 Call mike 850· 1033 work 2250 vanguard 5•0·9626 December Occupancy &,Bechelor. Prloed low le dealrable "ewecutlve" s27•.500 Muat ... 1 iarage REDUCED t LARGECONTEMPORAR" 6'2 5505 f1 6/ k d ----- t LUBS T[NNI~ SWIMMING plu.-. rnuth more' Sorry no peh Models open daily 9 to o ~ H, FREDERICK 631-12•• •75,000· . o ' *WOODBRIDGE EXEC* '" • 8 er w n s 1Bdrm $5•0 dMI f11t. Seller enxlout home area. Only a ahort vv ~ 3 BR 21h BA IN OLD COM 28 to clo11 ttlla year walk to Beach, 1hla Medi-Url11lllh141·1141 $1500 MO HSE. Privacy, lg LR, 3Br AJUtaHtl Faraillaecl drm 181 S6•0 (l 1') lll·DHI Leasing Office Hrs: 8AMto6PM •229.500. tetranean 2.ttory offers n1 JOYCE WAL TZE 2Ba. spa. grdnr. No pet• 2• 1 W Wiison 631-0960 Jo Ann Doren. Bkr 1011 of room for a falr W•tcllH 3Br 2'h Ba, fam 631 1266 S 1295lmo. 6 mo ok. Beautltul. quiet 2 Bd 2ba. 2 -------- ~ood Apartments 111-1111 prlcell Upgraded and .....;;===-=--~-rm. Corner tot. new paint • 859·6225 patio. All new Int 622 fmiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• landac:aped, format din-o-... an lnllde rout. S22-i.SOO. 3 Br 2ba. 2 car aitch gar. lalMI Hemllton-Ron 5•8·007 1._.9911_ Ing rm la f lly •••-813-3175 H It P k C d lalu• 2'H -r-rww1•"'" · tge am rm Total remodel with er age ar on o. Bright elry l new Cptt a knock• often when you lffaAllYllW and 3 bedroom• enl1r--41Mnnroomand ••LlJel•H 11 S8501mo,call631--0680 2 br 1 ba w/d meture drapes. 2Br 1¥.Ba Spaclout patio. $330,000 ..... ... • I di I t T h UH rHUll·rlhng Dally UWP00tded111P1.new18~.ofor00d FEE'. complete new kitchen 10'x3511n park 55 yra Smart 2br, corner. uMd GOLF COURSE a "k~~ coupe11 no pe1 5s wn se Micro. frplc. 2 Piiot C11u 11ed Ad• to •• and bath. Oak tr•tl1*lt, Older 112 btk shoPI brick fti>I, hardWd fire, LOCATION " p.r uig ava 11 1 cargar w/openet,Lek ... reech the Oranoe Cout Ownr/~ &«-5081. --French dOOft a window., 9hed $8600 642·6398 beam celllng. Below Coast Large 2Br. den, 2Ba -6115 $675/mo 673-3608 stream• & wa1erl•ll• market 1 win lakM IA. \I I HI Hll'.1 flOOf & counter Ille. Of(8191365•3765 or ... Hwy $850. 673·6355 Condo In Rancho S an very clean 1 Br 1 Ba Pool/spa. no pets $875 Phone 6•2·5678 IPllUT.t.•1·1 111 1\11 ... Inc 1,11at/IH1 •·aO M 1••0N CM Joaquin N.w carpet• & w/patlo&gar,e.Nrbch 5•9·2••7or545·3115 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 REAL ESTATE 2021 , ....• ..:::.. • gr .... ewport. Spacloua 4 Bdrm family drape• $10•5/mo Call 131-1400 wn ..-.. , r. •WATllFIOIT* home-Irvine Terrace. LH 851•0892 or 640--0937 $650/mo. 73 738 Clean and sharp tower Newpo'1 Beach So. 1700 161h Stre\'t 1a'1 Dover) 642·5113 Newport Bua1 No. t!HCJ Irvine Avfnu.- (dl I blltl 645-1104 NW• IPTIUll Harbor View Hornet 11850 Agt 759•9100 ~an.Hts hralsltt4 ;!1~: ~~~~ ?~;:f~· no Haat. ltacla . 2740 Ht .... la L.owatt•t •~~.'""". vtawp ....... ~ But.•·-ar 1,...2 J. Doran Bkr 759-0619 ............... I••• Spec W ·2BR 2ba. on bch, lrvlne-Oeer'flld buutlful lllMI •P• -,~~i:d.d. S'.u;;; am AoOst -HYEI 111111 1.1. l&OI UY fum/unf, pvt gate. s 1800, 1:v~f/g~~d::.d=g~~~::, ......... 2t07 o;'!~8: E~~~:r.'w:~,:~ r~ for an offer. 17118 E~ater Ln. H.H. 2BA 2BA. SPACE 37· utllt lnct. 675•3834 Pron couple dMlred Furn bech 3 Bike W. of 2543 Ora""• &42·2520 I Lovely 3 BR 3 blttl POOi 300 E. Coat! Hlghw1y, ~Ill ....... 2•24 No Pell. 1950 per mo ... Jo nn Doran Bkr 285. . Prime toe. Corner loL-Sal• for Newport Beach _ ·-~ 71 •. 49 •• 2•87 Owner downtown Bet, utll Incl, Ea•t•lde 2 Bd 1b1 10....;; Jff-0619 Country Charm, newly 1365.000 Of IMH De An%1 Bayatde Vlllege r 1be dplx. lg tn&f yrd. $375 n-smkr 631·2•9• No pett $550/mo Call llaled •Br 2bt. Cu11om 1,.i lat/Ill 12·4 (71•) 873-1331 no pell, 1g52 Meyer. Ju91 loundl 3bdrm 2ba Jr lrlll ••I Mar 631.6155 Af1 3PM ct1 .......... P .... P!!i!!!~~~·-·-14-L=~ ~~~~:."~~=nclng. 100u~ .. , lllT '" .. TIWI "25 + dep 549•3494 s8:0 de~~~~ykld:~r.~ ~I~~ Furn Bach. quiet. n/amkr, EAST SIDE 2 BR, 1'h *llm ma* Int l04 llff1tt l111tJ FOR ONL v 12•.600 • you 211111 llWI S.91 Riiy fee prvt entrance. Mo-to-mo bathe, patio. No pell end llquldttlona An 1 at 1 4 141· 7111 may buy thl• 20' x 58' 3BR 2be, 2 car gar. Avafl $600 Incl utile 6••· 1i11 $600/mo. Call 5•6·9950 veetOtt ~t ·=•r n2 FREE ... tisf OF E , Goldenw•at home with 2 now. $ 1o5o1 mo & U.P. Terrie.. 28r w/loft, • 2 E Id 18 t a ... 2... ' "BY OWNERS" legant 3 Bd 2 ~b• Br/2 ba. Lrg IMnf.·dlnfnn $1200/mo ~t. Car-°' air, frplc. dbl ?ar, No P.etl 1111 HI f ·• • '· n4IW carpe _, .,., c. ES townl'louH 2 frp•~ ......... • -, l"&:n/ s.5 0555 paint. No pett. 2563·A Condo with carport ,,..; PRIC ·ADDRESSES-etc 1 · $ ..... -& kitchen araa • 1 ao front Scotti 1·22•2 ·~ mo " • s.cu. Dix mobile home, no Elden S550 875·9291 8C Plaz.t. Only 172,900. 3 HELP·U-SELL 552·3000 g•~: ~~ &~!~eOOO Porch Young •dlta ~-•S..Ut. • 'br 2 ba hOU .. Woodbridge. •BA 3ba, 3 peta Mat'ure adult• --,..---....- Id 2 be Condo onl) • e.2.83&8 come Agt 5"0·5937 gatdenar paid SQOO/mo C9r ger. tam/dining rm. Quiet, aecure GOLF COURSE VU 1535 •79.900. l.atr. 3 8d 2 bt Now 190.000·2 8d 211• on 494-8081 432·8118 S 1250 t MC 582-4937 liilltf!WQOf'l, MO·W;i 2Br 1 Be, quiet tenant• with ffrep ece onf) llPll 1111 Npt Back Bay. ~n~1 all ..... ltlCL ..... Rtat. ••cla HU 8•2-1803 °' 842·3153 •te.tOO. rtAMS '~for tnt-1tlnlng with It'• ... "" • IUYllW amenltlM, own 01~21 lnrprt .... ... • ... , ... ~ LAROE-1 ' 28r, Cfpl, 17,000 MINIMUM down marvtloua acouetrca QrM1 looetlon for Viewing drepH, laundry rm, ANUme 10.5~ flx9d ooroeou• aunaet• Ind •unH11 Large y•rd. ac•• ,,., DlllTIY man prkng, Wat ... pd. gar & TI-. an ~t ln~t· night fight vtaw 3 Bdrm PflYtc:y. axcelfent c:on-11..,lllr 1,,.,"leltt Fii lllT S.tutlful & park llkt FOR fridge avail Xlnt IOC mentloooetnd ..., not lat 2'A b• Plan D In dftlon. Complete fln•ne-Tremend"'•• ""Otll pot--THE OtSCAIMINATINO No peta. 831·8•21 W IDE VILLAO! T . R Ing pacl(age 1vall1ble .....,. ,.. -·-Ex · · Ca Cod I rt I It PAOFUSIONAL CONDOS. 25 11 W urtltroclc IOgt. <5PENSUNOAY 1•4.30 tl•I Priced to Mil l•tf qu1s1te pe ..,. IH ..,.Pmiale Pllloe Lg 1Br wtPOOI. tndry ltc. -· '"' ~ ... 13-"r "" v•c"' AAOIANT a, .. , ·--1oce11.... home. a Bdnn, 2' , Bath Lara• ramu y ... .,.,...., ... .,... • .. ., .. ,.,.,.,. ,,., PAT"ICK UNOAE -, -~ J .DorenlMcr TH-061t Owner will NII Ot lttdt. room. n ew ki tchen, 2 firepl . ....Sp.doue~t• Monrovia 544..0339 t3M2te or 710-1102 0 SO r Riek Byera Bkr 780-7292 F h d f j) & .,..Dini"" Ar• Lite & t17 11t lot \u;let 2•t1r• BKR eo.09 renc oors 1n am y room ma1tcr w ... ,., __ _ It "SET ·UPS MAii.'""' bd Sh b nl •2 000 "" •lll·ln...,..,...11 n/amtlr ncl patio ' 80 Y lJll ll&J ...., rm. OWn Y appt. 0 y. • • mo. VHome.-lllle KltcMM '550 Ind utile 648-8021 ••11&.11111 l year lease. 1 block to Huntington K nneybunkport? Didn't he win the Monaco Grand Prrx 1n ·73 1 -,, 11'...' '/ ..._ 11 you rr nol \U•f who tor wh•ll l\enntybun~oorl wa\ don l lttl bad 100 '' not alont Kenn,ytxin•POrt 1\ one ot 14 d1shncllvtfy d1fltrtnt apartment floor !)Ian~ al' Sta..,nd Vill•Rt in Hun111111on Buch Stawind V1ll12t '' a roull ot totally penonal11td proltsifonal plann1n& Int ••nd ol tlttnhon you dntrvt A perlett bltlld ot nah·rt and lmna nntitd '" t tomt Will) l>f~1111 bfoo•s •~d Qo1e1 oondt cooltd br nalural oc"n bltuts A44 to lllAI lenn1\ courts 1w•m1111na PQOls a lftUW alld • con1tnitnl lout.on nor sho~ns 1nd rmpiormtnt Ind 7ou •• 1111 t P'lct anyoflf would orovatf c11 llOmt (£vtn l\tnntyt>vn'llOll't T w Dtdtoom Ollt llld lwo bJlh l!>'ftflltnh .no towllllOuus w Ullltt 1740 788-1172 IO" llride IOt 4 BR. 3ba, OUUTllUll ..... I ......... ,,,... Ctnter. ta 280rmtfllrn. N~ 119' W/arto VI'· elto ~ = ~~ ' ::OT!:,~~~~ 3 ~~.!J~P~o: H!l lttMte '"• .......... Ital~ LA ~~SA s~:o ':~5:: pet• ism H11n11nc1on V1ll~U:i\l ~1~unM11on Bt'<h u yur. If y~ou have • \ Thie propttty muat be auma~anc:ing Only 11• ....... 19211 Perkaldt Ln. 1 P LM ME-SA APTS rro111 t~t S.n 0..10 fttt•t• dflft llOllh on Bta'll to sv.~~ _. c;arnper that'• not getting tOfdl Iring ell offaral 15~.down. ..,...,. bfoelt W•t ol hacf\. f Ee111ld• 2 tr. S51S No f ' • UMd, NII II now with • 3MO MfcMfton Oflve Ptaya R.I! 81). ttoo Playe R.E 87). ttoo blOCk So of Edinger pell 1581 Ma•• Or C•tl Mc .•ddtn lhtn wnt on Mcfldcltil to S.•w•lld V~lqt Cl...itlild Ad IN!na ., "'" Ml·MAl bhiwn •·• Me-teeo '~!!!!,.,!,~!.""!!!"'!'~o~eit!at11t!!!•!OPt!!11!d!a·•!r!IO!!AM!!!11!1 d!u!,~!!~-~~-~~--J..;:::=============-'-~~___.:....:::=====·'---~_.,._,... ___ J ..... 1!!!!!!m!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!i!!!l!!!!l!!!!1m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1-~~ ~===--~ •' ' --.1J--------~~-- . . _ .. , Ore.nee CoMt DAILY PILOT /Su~. Ho~ 11, 19M • 15611. Ooeln ~.:...,~Pt, Na 8322 lllrra ~ IMMIOO 111-Meo 1385,uw · a.t 11-1 ~7020 ·1211. Sun 1-I 135e Gllaxy, Dowr 8hot11, ~ IMct\ &42-5200 1795,000 8undey 1 .... 2954 Meul, Cotta Mell M&-n13 1239,000 aun 1~ 333 Miiford. ·cameo 8hot11 844-8200 1645.000 Sun 1:30-4:30 124 Via Quito (Udo) Npt Bch 873-7300 1489.000 Sat 2-4 •2124 Vll11 Lar9do, 81uffl, NB 759·1501 1199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 '• • M plua 'AM RM or DIN * 138e Galaxy °'(OW Sht•) N.B. 2302. Falrhlll Orlw: Back Bay, NB 973.7300 •795,000 8aV8un 1-4:30 631-7300 $19 .. ,500 • Sun 1-4:30 • ***• 400 Mornlngttar Ln, Dover Shor• *1815 GalatM Terrace, lrvlne T•raoe 843-2384 '850.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-e200 S735,000 Sun ·1-4 1315 Bonnie Doone lrvtne Terrace, COM . *•1900 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shorea, NB 760-8333 S2e5',000' FM Sat 1-5 631·7300 $545,000 Sun 1-4:30 ••12oe Cambridge, NB 2"2e HellotropeJ. Corona del Mar 759·9tOCL~4.500 Sun j:30-4:30 . 759-9100 $oO§:OOO S\ln 1·5 * 1700 G~axy, ·Pov-Shor•, Newport 8oh ••305 .Klnga Pl., tllffhaven 759.1501 seoo,ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 631-1400 $390,000 Sun 1-5 HOMI• FOR SALE .. " 2 BEDROOM 704 Avocado, Corona del Mar 875-6000 $215,000 Sun 1-5 367 Magnolia, CM 673·16001169,SOO 395 Bay View Terrace, Coate Mesa , Sunday 12-4 821 Gary Plaoe, Newport Beach " 548-7633 S295,000 Sat/Sun 1~5pm 546-2313 $147,000 Sun 1-4 483 Morning Canyon, CdM 760·9233 $248,500 Sat/Sun 1-Spm 1215 Mariner• Drive, Baycreat, NB -63.1-2300 $395.DQO ~at/Sun 1-4:30 *401 Onda,(Bluffa) NB ••4821 Gorham, Cameo Shorea NB 644-6200 '899,00 Sat/Sun 1-4 *2708-Harbot-\tiew.l)c, iirbr VltW Hiii• 644-9060 $490,000 Sat/Sun1-':30 M0-6259 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 North Hampton, Belcourt Hiii 1780 Hawaii: Cotta Meu 844-6200 $560,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 1528 Orang9'Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Costa Mesa 546-2313 $167,400 . . -673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11-4 3028 ac.an (Old CdM) CdM , *•2217 San Lorenzo, Santa ~na Sun 1-5 675·6000 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1723 Plaza de Sur, Pennlnsula 645-0303 $165,000 Sunday 1-4 -·6'31-1400 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1825 Port Wheeler, H.V Homea, N.B 1168 Kingston, Costa M ... 640-4099 $229,500 Sat/Sunday 1-5 •332 PolnHttla,.Corona del Mar 645-0303 $237,000 ' Sunday 1-4 631-7300 $460,000 Sun 1-4:30 2 Rue Cannet, Big Canyon NB &44-6200 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1730 Port Barmouth Pt, NB **•222Vla Lido Nord, Udo Ill. NB . · 644-9060 $1 ,750,000 Sunday 1-5 759-9100 $235,000 w/land Sun 1-5 . 2 Llttle River Circle, Spyglua, NB 528 Seaward (Corona 'Hinda) CdM 631-7300 $5'97,500 Sun 1-4:30 675-6000 $435,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 • · 3822 Magnolia (Culver/Walnut), lrvlne 8 Shoal Drive, Jumlne Creek, NB 552-3822 $199,900 Sat/Sunday 12-4:30 631-7300 $370,000 Sun 1-4:30 2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN • 10 Morning View (Turtle Rock Ridge) Irv. ·854-7104 $299,000 SaVSun 11-6 2535 Crestview, Bayshores, Nwpt Bch 760-8333 $239,000 Sunday 1-5 1940 Terealta, NB V'21 Malnaall, Corona del Mar 640-5560 $340J>OO Sunday 1-5 645-0911 $205,000 *1429 Dolphin Terrace, Corona del Mar 673-4400 $699,500 Sunday 1-5 12 Rue Vltlara, NB, -give address-gate 759-9'100 $449,500 . Sat 1-4:30 Sun 12-5 314 Via Grazlana, Newport Beach ~7020-$MS1000 ----Sun 1-4 *2129 Vista Entrada, The Bluffa, N.B * 1328 Mariner• Drive. Bayer11t, NB 631-7300 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 -----2288 Meyer Pl, Cotta Mela 742-5576 $117,000. Sun 11-2 . *4eat T...mont L.Me. C9'MO lhoree. NI 831·7300 Mtl,000 sat/tun 1-..:30 ~ --•• 1 Twtn l.ak•. Corona del Mar ........ ,. -• -IN 144-5081 teet.ooo a.vaun 1-1 **103 vte Udo loUd:<UdO • .._.:M !'!! 1SM100 ta.eeo.oocr-~-~ ~llt/IUn~~ • ..,..112 V'9 Meppo, H.V. HofMI, N.I . 3 ~-toeO ~O,IOO Sat/Sun 1-4 ***•101 Via Udo loud. LI '. 2220 Waterlfont °'·COM e1u1e1 ...... ooo IMllun M. . 873-7300 '475,000 Sat 1-4 2015 Wlnctward Lane, 8eyet... 7 l9DROOll 831· 1400 1279,000 Sun 1·5 * •351 Via Udo Soud, NB 2015 Ydt Ml9cha.t (S.vtw) Nwpt 8ol\ 759-8100. 11,476,000. aat11un 1-tclO 760-8333, 1399,000 ·. 8un , .. 5 . 1008 8 . Baytront, Btlboa llland · 873-5859 1957,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l•D1'00ll ** 780 Via Lido Nord (Lido) N.B. e13.7300 t1.125,ooo sun 2-5 1084 COrona ~ (Mela cHI Mat) CM . 831·737q 1189,900 Sunday 1·15 43 Mont.io~ SpyglaM, COM · . 160-8333 · •7~15.000 · Sundey 1~15 , . CoNDol P.Ofl IAU ·. 2•DRooM * • 32 Ima Loa Crt, Npt 8ch • . 673-7~99 11&4,000 . **330#"311 ~o. 8.1.,,........ .. ~ · 8'6-0303 $330,000 ~ --~ . . 1858 P~os, Cotta M ... 548-2313 $239,500 2478 Santa Ana #8, eoeta Mell ~.., Sun ,_. 548-2313 1139,500 Sat/Sun 12_. 11 2124 Seville, Pennlnaula 831-1400 $389,000 Sun 1-4 N 2 M plua FAM Ml or DeN * 83 Orchard, Orano-tr ... lrvtrie <r:t 759·1!501 $119,900 8undey 1~; , .J UDROOll JP j 5 M plua FAM RM or DEN 2721 5th Ave. Olde Cot'ona def Mar _ 1 ** 305 North Star Ln (OW Shra) NB 673-4400 $299,000 · Sunday 1 673-7300 $985,000 Sun 1-4 *14 Encore eoun. Newport 8Mct1 •• 8 irafalger, Harbor Ridge "7.59-1501 S175,000 Sat/Sun 1 640-4868 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5 ***~2525 Oceen Blvd G-4, (Otct CdM~.r' 55 Goleta Point, Spyglaaa, NB 640-6259 $38Q,500 Sun i 831-7300 $895,000 Sun 1-4:30 23 Park Vl11a, Woodbridge Sun 1 _..- •17 Hermitage. Big Canyon 844-8200 $152,000 644-6200 $1,695,000 Sun 1-4 ••No.S Roban, Newport Crllt NB ..,t,, • 1821 Leeward LSM, Baycrest, NB 842-3050 $159,900 Sat/Sun 2~~ 631-7300 $369,000 Sun 1_.:30 2478 Santa A'na #A, Cotta M... ··~ * •33 Montpelller, Harbor Ridge · 644-6200 $850,QOO Sun 1-5 * •9 Muir Beach (Spyglua) Nwpt Bch 760-8333 11.560,000 .. Sat/Sun 1-5 •6-13 Mystic Way, LaQ 8ch 675-6161 $750,000 Sun 1-5 548-2313 $144,500 Sat/Sun 12-41' 2479 Rued• Cannet #A, Cotta.Meu ';II 546-2313 $159,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 ••SO SeaPlne, Bia Cyn, NB 1 ~ 760-6333 $315,aoc> Sun 1-(~ ••DROOM '• 25 Sea lsland1 Newport Beach 645-0303 ~285,000 Sunday 1-5 759-1501 $389,000 Sunday 1-5 .404 Vista Grande, Newport Beach * *305 Northstar Lane, Dover Shorea, NB 46 M1 .. 1on bay, Spyglua, NB 673-7300 $985,000 Sun 1_. 760-8333 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ti *2124 V111a Laredo.,..81utfl, NB~ 759-1501 $189,500 SatfSun 1-6 3.EDROOM * 1617 White Oak, Coate Mesa 546-2313 $134,900 Sun 1-4 644-7020 $219,000 Sun 1-4 21215 Yacht Radiant, Seavtew, N.B 759-0619 $379,000 Sunday 1-4:30 3113 Yellowatone, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $129,900 •BEDROOM Sun 1-4 * 1330 Galaxy Or, (Ovr Shra) Npt Bch 19501 Sierra Seco, Irvine 844-7020 $195,000 SUN 1-5pm *1003 Somerset, Dover Shores, N.B. 54~·7991 $365,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 *2702 Vista def Oro, Bluffs, NB 644-7424 $195,000 fee Sat/Sun 12-4 1223 W. Bay, Pennlnsula 631-1400 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ..,..1915 Yacht Enchantress, Seavlew, N.B · ~4-9060 $398,500 Sunday 1-5 I BR plua FAM AM or DEN . * 346f"Fuchsla, Coate Mesa 548-2313 $164,500 Sun 1-4 •• 4815 Hampden, Cameo Shores CdM 831-1268 $535,~ SAT/Sun 1·5 ••31 Bodega Bay, Spyglua Hiii 644-&0eO $598,000 Sunday 1'-4:30 1221 Devon, Westcllff, Newport Beach 759·1601 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 ,.. 2128 E. Ocean.Blvd., Pennlnsula -e:n:-noo S369,ooo sun 12-4 JICfURE YO.- HOME HERE Private Parties Are Welcome Ceu C1111lfiH, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. 673-7300 $775,000 Sun 1-4:30 Each unit 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath with fireplace. Prime rental location Just steps to beach. A bargain at $275,000. .IAOOIS llULn THIRl'I TO IN TIMI MOYI BIFORI C•llTMAI . Ill llLIW 1110 PllT HILlllll IHI UT /Ill (l·I) lllT LllAMI mt PW Palermo, al moat 'A ac .• poof, cut-d• aac street wt1h echoot at the end, 4 Bdrm. 21h Ba. formal dining, family rm. $156,000 MIL 1st T.O. Variable loan maxed at 13'A%. Now only $299,900. Opn Hae every Sat/Sun 2-5. 1970 Port Ounlelgh Cir, Npt Bch. Jay Smith, lrvlne Coast Realtora. 788-7500 .. .. ••34 Morro Bay, Newport Beach 759-1501 Sunday 1-5 1018 Nottingham Road, Westcllff, NB 631-7300 $325,000 Sun 1-4:30 Nice 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, with fire- place. Just one block to ocean. Perfect for summer-winter rental. Only $169,000. JAOllS llULn UllMI',._ llUll NllT 11111 4/+ bdrm, bt& dock (s). play lawn & swim beach. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car parking. Low owner fin. $751>,000 (land incl). Room for expansion. hHr (l·I) llMH2 .... let/S.11-1 •• IWl'I.... 1111,111 Top of the line-New everything. Uptrades t=hout. You mu.at tee this home. North Cotta Meu nef&hborhood. Call quick. 546-2313 • ,. 141-2~11 1226 Polaris Drive, Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $845,000 Sun 1-4:30 2029 Port Blstol, Harbor View hms. Npt Bch 759-0619 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 ••14 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge, NB 760-8333 $1,895,000 Sat/Sun i -5 TOWNHOU.EI FOR SALE 28R •• 34 Encore Cn. Npt Bch 673-7300 $189.000 •• 220 \Oa. Genoa. ~J10Ja.le._N.B._..,.--_ --~- 644-9000 $650,000 Sunday 1-5 . 1.111 llUll Customized-adult hoq:>e with ex- tensive use of briek and oak. Gourmet kitchen, huge master suite, formal dining room, cozy den. 3 fire- places and wet bar. Lido Island offers be.aches, yachting, tennis and a close community atmosphere. May be purchased f umished. _ Olllwni. IUIEi SW llllYll .... . 1111 -...... 111.,.. Priced low &or -fast sale! <Ary k.ttchen-dining room Large living room. 3 huge bedrooms. Family ized yard. Call today! •Spa •Pool **Waterfront *** Wetwfront& Pool "" Give eddr ... at guard get• JOI IHEllYI l .. WITll Al IOWI YllW l q "" & ... ,, 1C' Iii RELAX AND WATCH MAGNIFf... " CENT GOLDEN SUNSETS OVER .,., CATALINA ISLAND FROM YOUR -~ LIVlNG ROOM Creative 3 BR. 2 \15 BA. "Rare" contemporary home de- sTgned by &chard Dodd. AIA. Conve-"'- nient corner location in old CdM-only steps from little Corona, Main Beach & _1... shopping. Lighis-& airy design with .. many skylights and beautiful ~ redwood Too many special design & . creative comfort features to list in this ad. A MUST SEE custom built home ._ by owner. Offered at only $575,000. Full comnussion to brokers Call for an appointment (l 1•) ll0-11 \2 •• llU•lllT lfll S&T/111 1·1 a-1111 ..... -.1 ...... ...... .....,, .. ,.,.. ....... ....,., ....... Easy ......, '"' ~ ... 9"' .... .... ., ... ....111 .. 1112 ·~ • I I l • I I .I I ,I ~ I ·I II I ,I .I • I I a Or_,. Coat DAILY PILOT/8und9y, ~ 11, 1914 'p' RATTERN FOR HOLIDAYS SOFTLY SLIMMING SHAPE FOR LARGER SIZES \ IL\' ~OlJR MAIN PA TTr ll '1 P"R Th no upper, bullOtU, Of daru' Thu aracrrul d1mm1na drru 11mply couldn't bt ta11n to rit and ww Loper dn1ancd 11 10 nauu laracr •un w1111 • bo11 neckhM, deep •lttvn that fall .oftly 10 the 'lbow, a •uhed, ela.mc11ed "''"' 11·, ideal for day and ~t:nlna occaJ1ons on 1uppl< lf'W'f, crepe or foM kn11t Chir MUL Tl·SIZE pattern ll•n y()u ) SIU~ on one llHut: Print«! 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L --------•R• I Ill• W• PQf1.BBO, trOlo • .no. nr ~· met bdrm on tan/~ voty 'Ruby i. Beneflt1. 8H P~ llY•IC DI m.r L.8'l!lll .. • .-esa ....., weter,eto8"5-1eot ~ '371 ~ Ooeenetvdlf3-2lel ,hm..1tam 1001 wMfed. '11WM. I~ C()IJRQL MWltMI Ful.,_ li'1fJl'1 tnnp.lr-. .. -..:• • ...,., Hew1)0f1 leactl, co6or TV • St. Nftpof1 e.c:tl AW'! In S*'torl 2934 l. 1~ No C019C ttwy, ._, • f •• • 111 'iii3il7ii5piooiioi5"j'",....,fi .. m .. e_.~p .. ro°'r I 125 wtugt no= ~ wtll lhr 2 br 2 b9 vtll. Fem ~r cwel. Aewwd Loet bl! M cat Co.t Hwy CdM c L.-g ~ Of 724 W ttth ~· -•-~ n/tmtcr. Hr NwPt 8c:h 3028 W•t'eo.t • PtW1C Hot apt w/ mele AYllll. Dec. f. 87&-6807 Very tltNd. Hot btYd/Ford 111'1....,. --• INSPE TORS -C:O.. M-. ' WHhlngtOtS ,,..,,....., 8!0-2044 83f..11~2 n/ltnkr-dNgl-..o-.nt7 8het' 2.,, 3be fl1*: 2 CM 146-5478 aft 'Tpm .___.. El l CTR IC I A N I v... M••·l'I ' ¥11atMa CdMMIFMll'ltedtolhare ;at~ln C.M. S.25+::. p ~ o'4 sP~i ~~~~·1=~ LJem(fllerltlll) c:~ ~~rm i:::"t• ltatab . 2tlT 3br. pvt b9, w/d. Gf'99t 546-51.,./D 9'0--.,.5t/~ I peyro11Hen08 on~ m•nt •JCP•r helpful, EMULEX II 1 tnelor Mfr & ~~Of nol frtdOe 780-0921 · lill loc '450/mo. 87$.1* 8l'lr tiouN, 8o LliQ.Pvt b9, lllllTl/111111 P'U'-eiq>. helpful. C.it clffn-cut. muet hev• ~of~ per· ~~~~· ..,..71)M, W•• tltlll!J Oln""""* pi 2Br2bafum pvt beM!tl/pyt. a .. ul. Outcall0HLY1135-9"1M lorappt 142-4"3 . lood driving tecord. ~-~t&.n• • ,___., 1CMf1.._~ .. I~ T,~~~":~.'~ ~~~~ our ~~: f=t~~dU:. :=i a:."~':to.p· ":'::' tf~'~ ,:·~~~ '=KPEJ£t_~~= n•o~,1~ :·~··· =it~~:=~:;• now~ -c.nJUJ-!'\ft M 556-8378 or IV m11 luxury condo on Undy Dabble M9-2138 8hr vu · hma w/2 frplet, comp 0t "•b 'r.i.=-4 1 q1•mt excellencie 1 Mh. h. cation. tor: .,..._ Ful °' ...,, .,...; HNr occ. Kit pnv. S300 ~~ t>e1•ch. Every e-butt Condo. 1v111, lhr r="Z::!f11.*::talre LA' OC.(714)7 20 u.. IPIUTll I <*IN of thy; growtn, !'-11111 ~· .:,~c~"?;; +utll +dep. H-••-nty.( 14)493·2318 w/lem, non-1moker. ' ' • II A~•· 31 hra p/wk. S1802.419'e7.mo. 'Emuie•hMtne~ -,..._.. • amkr/drtnker 65&-0637 THANK GIVING In T~ $450. + 14tK. 720-1849 Vng l)'of/F to lhr 3bf hM 1 lutnttiM 3111 In '*"°"· .Wm ln11ned. OC**'G for the lnt~Uon UtMr op-EV9L 875-0800 -=54a-~_M115.,,.,,.. ____ _._._ So. L.llkeTlmetf\are Sloe block from beach ma H11dw.,e HM C«y Of ;:ountiln V~ ponunltlea. Offtae ........ ~1119 eomethlng to Mii? 3~4• •vi Nov 1·8_23 E...ide 'CM 2 bf hM,gclner, S310+utl 11tlttt •vi t2/1 PIANO L£SSC>Ns-.lrvtne Hafbor Blvd, eo.i. Mete Water (Mpt. ~uJi" RECEIYlll ·.. Ill + A Claulfled •d• do It well 864-0t47 wa~ dryer, micro. 850-8614 or 851MMO t<ld•AOULTS.loterm.-~ 5"4&-1ett Gr• I oerilffcete of Wed, Tl'M'I &. Frt Olly u 1 ~ .. S275+Jtne. 860-2858 la•-•-W 1 Mr• 8aldwln 551-5332 Weter Tr•tment f'aclltty ~ Cdm. MoncMy n qYe .,,... _._ "' ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE £lASSIFIED INDEX To Place Your Ad, Cal 642-5678 HOUSES FOR SALE G-•• An.,,..m Hiiis Balboa lllend .. , Balboa Peninsula Capistrano Beach C0tona del Mar Coll• MeH Dena Po1n1 El Toro Fouo111n Valley Garden Grove Hunungton Beach HunlinglO(I Harbour lrvlne L~unl Beach Laguna Hills L~una NlgUel Lake Forest Mltllon V•e10 Newport Beach Son Clemente Sen Juan Capistrano Sanll Ana SHl Beach . South Laguna Westmonste• Tua tin Mobile Home Sales. REAL ESTATE' Acr~ Apartments Beaen Pr099rty Buatness Property Cemetery lots C01T1m' Propeny Condom1n1ums Ouple>1n1um11 Houses to ~ Move<:! Income Properly lndustrtal Property Lots '°' Sale Mobile Home Par~s Mount•tn Onef-1 Or•nge Co Out or Coonty Out or State Ranches/Farms Ae90f1 Property T;me Shfrlng -R r-Eich•nge RE Wanted RENTALS Housel Furnlsh.O Houses Unlurnrshed Houses Furn ol Uni Conel0$ Furn conoos Uni Town~ Fvtn T ownhou.ses. Uni O\Jplues Furn Duple•"· Uni Apwtments. Furn Apartments. Uni Apls Furn/Uni Rooms . Room & Board HOlll41. Motels Guest Homes Summer Rentals \/acauon Rentals ·Rentals to Share ·Rental$ Want.O Garage& IOI Rent OttlOe Rentals Business Rentals Comml Ren1als lndust Rentals Storage Mite Rentals ·Pre Paul Ads HOROSCOPE 1002 tOOC 10041 1007 1018 1022 1024 1028 1032 103• 1038 10.CO 10•2 10C4 t0.C8 1050 t052 1055 1067 10611 1076 1078 l080 11lec 1086 1088 1090 1100 1125 1150 1175 1200 1225 1250 1275 1300 1325 1350 1375 1•00 1425 1'50 1500 1525 1550 1575 1!>80 1.590 1600 1625 2100 2200 2300 2•00 2•10 2520 2525 2530 2~ 2600 2700 2800 2900 2902 2904 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 21112 2111• 2916 29t8 2920 2922 21125 .... 0 111...,• °'*•tot. At#'/ by Ho-llSPEOTllS 1n~81 ,..1 l!*Ml!9lt. Fern pr...,,ed to lhr 28f Coll ttdnt w/FT ~t ........ On. tilt ID-••• Al-=· vember 19, 19641 to pet• M•-·-·-8 __ ...... of-. ~~ =· 2Ba. 1385/MO. 'A blk to · _,.,....,... ---aonMI, 10200 Slat.,, ""'",.." ........... ...-k.clnG or1e ,,_ - OCMn 848-1179 Ct\f'll tq. rent or lht 28r ept Ll4IM.............. FUii time, beMfltl. Aof*'J ~8321.EOI! M/F C411vlng ln1pKtlon In for Pf'~ llPt. ~ tut~. ~ ~ CM/lrvfhe. Bob 854-7231 loolclng for joint -venlure In pereon. S.. John b:. quality control Ex-~ Muet MW ~ p ..... nt ·~ , Femlhr2metrbdnnln EVM;otc5A()...•925 'J)ef1nertorNptltOfe. 495E.17thSt .. C.M. EXPORT CO nuds petlenQe shOl.lld cover knowledge of all.-..~,.__. Plnect'Mk ept. C.M. all Cell LlOda 152-8070 em Chltdcareneaded8mog111 meture, uperl•nc•d ei.etf'Ol'\fc. componeuts, tr~ ... ptumblf'lg, .-0-elblelndMduel_..DODd lac .. S350+utll °"" M.,y OfflM leatalt 2tH 759-12061rtnoontwknd1 CM your home or mine Exec $eCty w/Compd°ttN': PWB & cablel Fem11111f trtc, c.rpent~~r ciodd& otgentuhon•I •~t~ li/751-783~ W/85~·9220 e50-5318 845-27~ • .!ntry/Retrleval 1.klll1. )lllllth lncdmlng lnepectlon hNtlng, et,. NIW)' c:om-a.Mt1ll oftlDe .,_ ~ • F 2..... S ~-ft. Reuonable. · ' Able to WOf1t lndepen-.... a ...to. t I blllt ~A/P, A/'4. PIA. em to ll'lr .,.. 2b9"' .C 1783 ~ Ave. Cell lnternetlonel llmo -• 1••1 0 o.nti... Word "'oceee.-1~ '" component• .,. ... ted menture • w • Y. ,..,. . ....._ -Ptz. pool S318+$90 dep. n......... -=:."":u "181 Start your own Alrpof1 __, -_,_,.'' .... ... -" drcult tio.l'd• p,.._ do not.,,._.., un--~, _,,..... Kim work 8·30 5pm """' .......... , _..,.. or .u SeMce I llttle eppty et Hawthorne Chf1I.. v ....... ng. --'IWY P9f qu--.... fully ~led. C.il "**"* -.n t«PW·l 641-4888 751 .... 81S-l«-2270 ""OOO d & U:,1 tlen School 1 H35 ltc1tlon1 Send ,_,me lnvHtlgate lhHe op-6«-0509 lor lntervt.w THE WAL TON COM· ' COit.a M"8 345 8' n 2 U19 ... •LJMOSn ly .. ~1· Brootchurlt St ' Fount.in to: PO BOX 5501. New-por1un'ltlel to jotn e fut PA.NY, Hunllngt-F/gorgeou. condo ldnt ..... · on '" -· V•"-982 33 ' por1 BMct\, Ce ~2 paced high tedl CC>m'*'1 IHMD a.ct\ C.. 647.-00 loc s2751mo ee2 2247 rooma + be 300 lntern1t1on11 Motor ......., • 12 • wrth en exoellant oom-A.nlw'lng SeN!oe. Colta • ~ '" ·5·30 & wtcnda • 6483345 •l.43803 Coecl'l 751·5"&8 -•a-•••• F~le Clent·benefttt. Apply pentatlon & benefit i*g Me11 Man agement ... 111111 c • · --...__ 9-t1 AM. S.. Petti 1001 · ........._ Fml to lhr 3 bf 2 baJwn Fum. otc BR be *4.llte In ltlt Wul.. SIM poaelblellv.-tnH.B.euper· Qullll St NB 833-9300 P-..epptylnper90nor uper pref 2• hr EXP9' In ..... lhep.-.. CdM hm. Gd f01 2nd ol--VIM 9 & 11 yr oldl & tt ·• · tend reeume with Ulery r~ benefit.I Mutt C9Uon, medlc:el. 40 ._. hM S.C plaza 25-35 $300 f~. $800/mo, 875-4059-1/2 TIM .... ,.. h•Wftl. Min 3-8pm wtcdys, FIU OUll/F-T hl1tory to PERSONNEL 1111e IOcally. C.. MM-F,, Hunt'g 8dl. 536-tM1 1~1 uu ~M599 NB Hxte W.lndow ofc r• Active retail thop In ~M. wlll consider ttudent. Entry level, no •icpet nee. 8-5. 842·3013 OFFICE F~n'B:.~.~:=o·~~ ~:~!1S:a•! 1:i.~~~o. ~~~~~~~ for ~~;.dto ~R~~=.~~.~ call 845-9000 .... 8:30 & 5 EMULEX •111111 P:~~~= -~ 1at/lut. 673-2587 Nick 1..., UI ••.••I Box 2712, Huntington *FLORAL* Antwerlng SeN!oe, Coeta reliable 142-3372 -. fu ,.. __ ,._ ...... NB ground nr, prHtlgloue -· -.. Beech, C....92147 --"~ CORP Me1a. Management -t iimiiiiiil-;-·· g m """'""'· ...,.., .,.._ W•tclltt Or. 3 rma l r• muet have knowtedge of ~ *11111111 uper. pref. 24 hr ..... WI CT ~ ~~or ~ .. ~2 ... ~... cept ., ... $700/mo Incl peg board eystem Ind CHIROPRACTIC ASST * reapont. benetlt.t. Mult Typing. llllng , .,.,,,,. n _.... --.. utll•. l48-3079 know adding mecn1ne by Exp'd PIT, 80me com-Fill TIIE ••.11• •.......1..~ •L.•· 11 .,.,. ...... e.it ~Ft1 u-touctr. full time poeltlon puttll' exp. • + ~7• •--.,... vt> .._,. . . bo~•. pnona•. ~ H~~r~~ \~ NB deluxe ofb evell. Incl avail. 895-3&43 2-Si>m Robin, for lntrvw ~ ... ,.,.. Cetta llMa, la 12121 a-5. 642-3013 ~ C:,~. ":fi 752_,. .... ,, D ...... 2 ...... E utll. Pref. n-tmoker. ...... II .a. .... r-•• Ma••---.....,.., . -.,_.. -$275/mo. 845-3700 &Oll1PAY'lllllll OUllTYNT 111, ..--• ... EOE ...:::_-:.-,::~-time . .432-.,.20 for.,,...: H.B lleec> on hldMbed & Npt Bch prime loc epprox At lealt 1 yr ex.per. Bal-must type 65 wpm end atJ HltflaMt INTERIOR DECORATING Ing per90N to take or-iiiv'9wiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil: ...,,. In bMut dMl'1 hm 550 • ft •5501 enc. repor11, t>etctl & h•ve good front offloe 1111•1• I Jtars Color-Du~n-Peopl• '"-1 In s_A..---... ,.~ M/only •175• ...... '""""5 q • mo appearance Newport ..., ....,,,._ ........-• ... .--vv. 675--8173 COde for computer. 10-· 1 --·· ..... PT /FT wllt tr o 775-54;t7 pany trelne. no eaper Artist Muter br $300 mo 11t11tt key by touch. •PPll· F11hlon r111n.d. Cell .. ~ ... -.... ..a. nee $880. ptmo If quail-•A• ll&IT + dep lrg Npt bctl home AllPllT AID-II lfFO cations now being 'tlken wk d • Y 1 9 • m • 54> m · .,... • ... , llTll• PUIT fled. Mr Car 1 ton. - 1v111lmme<1548-8825 700 •f -3 offce & recept. llam-5pm •t U.S. REH· 14().ffSl (114) 414-1111 IWmUllE &e2·5844 llft.Y Pll.lf 1300 tf -°/:': ..,. plan. TA.LS Corporate Offl<:e. -ew.-H PIT 1"'20 .. ,, ...... ly m tt M/F· CM/NB er•. Fpt, .,.. 17871 Mltchetl, lrvlne. --" .... fl-'l 1ir•1A•I ..-" .... · u 101111 a l-hn an ,..._,..,.~tor a pert. Wiii bulld o *4.llt. Alto Undel' water malnt. Mutt .-~ have 'exp. & refl ._ •-.......,.""" 38d, 3b• 1280 +utll. ldjc 2000 it. Reedy for 474.9000 be Scuba Cert. 873-3830 NB Shop experl9nce, 494-5874 after 5PM If your ere lnttll'Mted In time ex pertene ed. llt/laaVdep 648-91•8 ocepy. 11.25 grou ,._11 ... irs mutt be crMtlve, FIT, earning 135.000. to crM.tlWL.ayout Artll1 to ~/F rmte to lhr 3B, ept It 852-8714 R & ij INl(EST -H -........ permen«11. 845-7645 llYEIMIT lllllll $50,000 oi more In com-produce quellty ad bctl. Bat Penln S350tmo. Office approx 200 aq tt llLY Pl.II ... for 12 yr old en ICN. AP-lfC Iliff PISIT1ll mission• Ind ere witting ~f~ ~ Incl a.Jg11 85CMl785 S260/mo Incl utll & Fill I PAIT Tm prox. 2:30-7PM Mon-Fri. FLIUL "'*I FIT, reconc:Me ste1..,,.,,tt. 10 wortt hard '°' It, con-,,_ _, c .. 1 .. -• t ._ C FIOwer Men II wttllng to lkMr' thlS; Mernfl Lync:t\ M~ COftOePC to ~/Prof. only 25-35, c:aeen, jenlton.t M·f' 146-3224 111/Wml .._,. neoo lab.... ar train fOf buying & ~ use computer aided Realty It the moat ~ ftnlthed tit. Send,._,.,,. norHmkr to lhr 21)( 2.,.,b9 •CdM dllC tun ... AC, empt Limited openln1:*· Wiii pref. CAii Julie, 720-8045 Ing E.xper helpful. A9P1y =ta~~t~ ~·· mott growth only & 11.•<»c ~ of townhouM C.M. S325. prilg, from $225. 2855 E train. Call 540-321 elO Mon-Fri deys. 2 f98 E Coat Hwy. N.~. pro~ gr0'#1h oppty teci name kl r•-.. wor1I to; Slftf ~. 831~91 Coat Hwy. 875--8900 32 ~~R~l~~~per. to 14().9012 BA 8CXlOYntlng / econ-:=:! ,C:~:-',!,/;:,'9: ~tDl=or~.'·~.'1,~ NB mttr Br. A.Yi In coed llH do carpentry, painting & FIUITI•I PAY omlct or 3 Yf• apptfeeble tat• boom car... ap-Box 1580, Coeta MeM. h ... Mature fem, n/tm61r C...•trclal Retlrem.nt fatlllty, 3-11. drywall w/trvck & reft . PAIT /'OMl Wiil aJq>. req. Send ,_,me portunltlH evellebt•. Ce.. i2628 1380+ utlla 87~ 7• 19 lntah 2t II 11-7, Pitt lime & full time. So. ShOre Constru<:11on Opportunltlet evellable to· WCM. 2F3702 Blrtcc'* Llc.nslng training avail-•--------NB oceen vt.w ..,.i.. met Good beneft1t, ptaaeent 831-3313 OS GE ES Dr. Ulke Ofest. ellf. able To Interview cell . . , , .. ,, :•m atmosphere. 393 Hoept-with the L AH L 92830 br/beth, M/F, n-.,,..kr, •vi All T ••u tel Rd, Hew_,. Beeeh TIMES Clrculetlon De----------Walt Meclboftkl or Vlkl!I now S350 mo 145-7425 -~ • PAYllU. OUll partment In OYr door to altTHIAI. II M«rtll Lynch Reelty et HPT A.PT LO FURN RM, 4347 aq "· Fr• ttandlng ANSWERING SERVICE E.xperlenQed with strong door newtpeper Nies STUDENT for office cMan-S46-9366 °' M7-e5081 BA NICEI HIS. A.LL AM-bldg. 90c ft. N.H.H Med. E.xctl Npt Bch Exp.. accounllng b.::kgtound. pr~rem. Guerentffd Ing. maintenance & er· •lllml U.1, EHITIES 1375 831--0377 (7l4)~9 10 1 mutt Gd ref. $4.75/up Computer expertenoe e hourly wage plus com-rends 3-7pm Mon-Fn. •~--=,.....,--=--:---=· ..,..--.,,..........,..--W..a., I , Tayler O.. Varied thlftt. 648-9238 mt1st o c. A.lrpon area. mlUlon Houn· 9em to 2 S5 p/tir Ref'l req Atten-Men/Women loc:el •~ Npt Bch 3 br 2 b9 2-plex. WATERFRONT OFFICE ' A .. -.... --... 11 ...... 756-8601 pm°' 4pm to 9pm Train-lion to detail MCMMfY Mutt have own tmall -Hr bch pool clubhouM ·---"'V ~n. -r .,"" Ing It provided. Potential Cati only btwn 3-5C>hi hlcle Call540-2395ext 3 $250 +'c1ep e'4e-8314 BLOG 1500 If • partllng Exp I mutt. 15.25 up/Hr OIK llLPll to earn S300 plus per weekdays, 642·1828 •t ,...._ ror 7 cart. $1.75 aq. 4()' 362 3rd St., Leg Bch & E.XPER. DELI COUNTER WMk For _en J.ntervtew, -•• .....,._ ..._.... ~--QCEA!i. .H\Ollft. 3 BR ~all~l.._1.~.. ii["'"..::..~-• --="-.rr.=::-=r. IT -_..,SD' -· ..... -~-?, """"' YEARLY $850 EA + UTL (C.nnery Vlllege) Hwpt Auto a ,.,...,..,. perton ~ ior C8•tll'· ca ""-. sctlool diploma req' Mutt M/FML 875-7500 Bch Cell Be i 1 11 Meture lndlvlduel required Ing butlneH lmmed. 957-2361 ext. 12(µ lllll Tiil be t>rlght, enetgetlc, herd · 676-81~ r Y to wash. wax. detell, 675·2828 Lve mag. IUIUL lff10I Fii WHl IT wo<l<lng, retp Good pey, Prof fem to 1hr tpeo • change oil & perform •-• p••t Tiii ••• .._.1 good t>enelltt. good tu-ocnfrnt 2 Br duplx y.... Aa t JOOZ other minor maintenance -· -• office utlttant, 9·5 Type, -.....,.... ture Irvine, call Mr Kleln-rou.nd In NB, fully furn. atuc .. ta I on n.et of company car. with prlOf kitchen & brot.lef flle. tome computer or Temp0rtry Htlgnmenta man. 261.9302 $400831·5'4.4 SP1RttullREXblNds 756-8601 . exper. Moetly ..,.. btwn word proc.ssing knowt-t111 ll1bl• for u · ____ _ A~ In A.II Melttll't & 20-25 hrs plwk. Hogue edge helpful. Challel'lglng perlenced llCHWAft ROI Profl Fml n/.,,..kt ll'lr w/1 CounMllng. 1815 So. El BABYSITTER WANTED Blrmk:llfflt 645-3878 job 898-4447 •Word PrOCMlor 1 ..,.., Beech I h 3br Condo NB Pvt b9 Carnfno RMI. Sen Cl«n. PIT must b•ve references. Mon-Fri btwn 10-11Ml or G o ... -• Secretarfel/Typtsl1 I ~· v~~ 14().1380dy 78()..9417 av experience w/lnfentl own t 2 30pm ask f n... _ en.rel ,,...,. (60 1 • ........ s en •-.., ,.._.. L.lc'd. 492-7298 trentp0rt1Uon.. 14()..1589 ,.: Ju . .__ . or """"" lfflOI MHAIH • SWl~~--d "'--atOJt tec::hnld~ ~'! •nalyM & ProrlF/M~tmkrlgHB ..,. ~ ,.__ & ... _ u.-test .,,... . ...,,1crow1ve hme wll! to IP! $400+ SCRAM-LETS Bank....., .,.,._., edmlnlstrellon • 0.1• Entry Operators lltte<s K~ of u-7 S-N68 .. ..., COllS ualltant to the presl-fntervieWI will be held on ·~-.._- 83M 22 or 64 1.1.l. IPIUTll II BAXTER'S lrvlne. dent A unfqueopportun+-Nov 13 & 14 Pleue ca111 SOClaled lest equipt M- Prof. M/F, n-.,,..kr to ll'lar• ANSWERS T9'epl'lone operator for 14364 Culve;, lrvlne ty In en lnter•tlng pos-collect on Nov 12, 101 sentlal We Off« exoel- lge oceen vu 28r 2ba hM. the South Coat Brtnctl 857-2103 ltlon Requlr .. energetic appt (619) 438-7989 tent p.-;. benelltt. & •day Laguna Bch. '825 mo. Kingly-Felony ol locaf Independent oor· and retpontlble. tak• 111 w Avendlde Pallade wtc weeli Contact per. 491-41011E.ae3-1419/D Larcfet -Te!Mly p0r1te bank. Thi• 11 en COUNTER HELP for dry charge person with good Suite 11, San Clemente s onne l M-Tll (7 1 'I Doubly -Thelrt ~try position, requiring cleaner•. 5935 Warner orgenlUllonal sklll• Wiii NOT AN AGENCY 4 9 •. 9 . 0 1 Ta I 0 n I c Prof retp fem ll'lr condo H.B. n/t 28-38. S340 +utl. K.,en 146-8087 Prvt tulte lg 38r 3Be hme In EHtbluff, NB. A.II amenltlel $.4e7 540-3500 VOUR FRIENDS previous P,B.X. exper Ave, Huntington Bch menage e amaJI offioe In NEVER A FEE Berl<eley Inc EOE My elderly neighbor knew Opportunity for training _llTll lin • an expending design & EOE MIF/H llYH/HIVH the scientific name. for In other banking tune--s;..,.. marketing orie nte d Needed tor FIT PfT wonc all her planta. "How can tlons. part·tlme Mon-Fri. Souper manufacturing company. LJIDSCAPE 24 yrs or older CIMncut. you know ell thoH Olll•llOllAll Sendwk:tl. 675 Peulerino, A.II 11ound tklll• ttiould H•rd Wonung and namee?" 1 Uked. Smll· 851·9900 Pertonnel Cell C M. ~4867 Include typing Salary IRAITSPEISll DEPENDABLE 650·13~ Ing. she answered. "We«. aft 1oam. EOE M/WIVIH Ollml -·-commenturet• with ex----au... 3 bf NB apt. S300 don't you know the r""-pedenQe. THE WAl.T t part time poe-• llllf 1 SenM or numor 21-30 Mmes-of •11 YOUR 8antc1ng for Lagun• dry CS6aners. COMPANY. Huntington •lion wltn lle•lble hOYrs wanted 101 111 mo Old girt n/tmkr Ron 873-7570 FRIENDS?" SIGn /llln 497-4308 Beech. 847-8800 ext 21 evllleble now wltll OYr PT tFT "41x hf! A.vell Reap n--tmkr 23-35 lhr lg LMt FH•• Secretary for reel •tete llUYllY lllYD .a1 If tO landtcape lefVICes d• wtcnds S6 50 pthr Good HB twnh 2bd 2be I I cs.pt. Succeuful lnde-ood d M _ _.. ly IEll..-F E pertment w/cMdren Call Mon-Fri nu m ec FOUND: 10 tpeed ledlet pendent bank In Newport g r ngrec ... .,,app WO<k out ot home, Mt up Youwlllh1veretponslb4ll1Y I KARl 476-3120 pool/ten Behl Ada.me. Bike. Vie. Brookhurtl, Beech Prevlou• typing W S. Circuits, 1281 epp1'1 758-9442 lor carrying out cletellecl I ~~~~s°!2..1 S375mo. H.B. 962-0643 end dlct•....,one ex""" Logan. Suite J . Coste drafting and record kaan... ....,.."""" ,...,, ...,... ,..... M ... btwn 12-4pm Gen ottloe HB Mature -..... ran. Elcrow or construe-d 1ng eulgnmeots and ""' Bookkeeping bckgrn tlon loan exper. helpful. llUYllY PllSll nltmkr 893. t940 have the opponunlty 10 but not esMtltlel. This It Mutt be cieen. retpontlble partk:lpete In the deStgn en opportunity to crou with good drlvtng record IUIYIUl•.P/T process on ln·house train In veriOYt reel •· 8etwn 20-30 hra plwk Cleanup, elec1rlcal, plumt>-land~ planning and tat• Job functlont. Corn-Apply btwn 10-5 2186 E Ing, odd·jobl, S4 p/hr constrUC1k>n projects Cadillacs IO '30-C1rts Whatever 11\e Fed Roll em 011 t~ market Wllh a Ctass1f..O Ad C1ll Now• 6'2· 5678 , ... Utl ~--F·M, FT/PT, WOftc et aome Of the beet tiot• dubl & pvt partlel In O.C.Toe> valet oo. A.nget's Valett• 11 lc)ol(lng for the beat! Mul1 be neet. M¥e good driving record. ltMe to wonc d•)'I & wtcndt Gd pay & room to< .ctvence- men~ Women e n - couraged to IPQt'I FOi tppL call 63 7-0481 btwn 10A.M-4PM Pllllm . Phone appo6nll'Mtl1 .... 11ng Ho experience neceHary:· No Mlllng Company trelnt. s.nta All• offloe. Salary 15-$7 p/hf Barbara. 862-514'4 PART-TIME. Varied hours to lnctude early A. M weekendt. Must MW 0. pendable vehlde (tlNll truck, VI !', 1tetlon wagon) to ._..,..... P.-OMler In IMne area. Must be depen- dable Contact Greg Hyde Monday thrU Friday betWeen 9:30 Ind 10· 30 a.m. onz 642~2 1 PllUl,llft Greveyerd PT IFT N B Dianne, 675-U90 SYDNEY 0MARR fOUfl) ADS ARE FREE Cal: prehenslve benefit• Ctt Hwy, N.B.6"0..9012 631-3978 aft 1pm pecl!ege. Selery com· ____ We prefer • BA In land· mensurate with beck· HUYllY nllll lllUIHPEI scape architecture or an ground ex.per. to do dellVery and mlec: Couple with thr .. Chlldren M degree In drafting CIRCLE 1-M&Rlns OlllmlEl&ll tasks Mutt have lmell lootllng lor help eget with 1·2 yeer1 9\· 851-9900 Perte>nnel car, mllffge paid. Entry 12. 5. 1 Dutlel Include perlef'ICe EOE M/F/HN level poeltlon 631-0415 laundry, hou~enlng. FOf' m0<e 1ntorm111on or 10 142-Hll '1 NOW HIRING FOUND: Ledlel Ring, nr BARBER-HAIRSTYLIST Hilu ••11••-Ironing, and tome chlld submit en epp11c111on Monday, November U Ce.r1• Jr., (17th St, CM) --" .. "" ctre. Mutt b• no11 epply at ARIES ' March 21-Aprill 9): New approach bnngs desired results.,"',c-148-4-.,..9&0,....,.._,......,.-~--,-With ctlentete for NB/CM A..itt .. X-ray lk. tctlOol smoker and have own CASllEll ASSISTAIT •AIAIEllS \ •c thop. Call Ron, 142-2 t83 grid. 01 2 yr• exper trantpOrtallon 2.0-<40 Hr TIE llVllE You'll obtain · information concerning special accounts. banking Found Mele bm lhep mix, Beauty F•thlon 11tand. no-am<>k· wl(, Hlary negotleb•e procedures. property values. Stress originality, inventiveness and M blklten IMp. Ml blk •••-H•-s Ing. Cell 9am-5pm. 85-4--0954 CllP&IY p1onecnnlspint. Romance h1~ligh1cd tonight Leb, Fml golden retr~ -" 6'40·'4128 or aft. 8pm &tO NewponCe.nt 0r1 T Us( .12()..M 2 ) Sc fd' · · d . mlxMeteblltlebmlx,A.nd Unique chlldrena Hlon 953-8473 lllSEUUll ., .,... AU . Apn . ay : nsc 0 lre_ct.IOn IS restore • v1s1tmg cat1. 125 Men Dr opening In lour locallon•. tor bl(ty rofettlonel I Newportc ~~~ 92660 relative has mformatto n of value. Shon fnp could be on agenda. &44 3e58 Anaheim Hflll. °'.,._ e.ntel/Ortno Recept Mon-Fri, l'lr• p/day .,.,. --J ver~t1hty pr~ves great assct. 1 Intuitio n is ho ned to razor-sharpness. ""'FOY_nd:__,.....· ...,.M.,...,.--yn-g_ca_t-. -or--Cetrlto•. WHtmlnater BeMflt•. 4'1\ Dys. Exp 0rtvera 11c . own trantp & 120.1111 -· nterv•ews Wednesday 9-1 1 A M at 2588 Newport Blvd Costa M"8 ton Newoort B•vo a1 De Man Cal ~ 141 537-4840 tor more .nto EOi You II do 1t nght at nght time. ange-atrlpee tall hll (2 13) 402--0369 or (7 14) req'd NB 842·2828 rel• req 478-7009 b!Wn I GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20): Communications improvt. inqui ries brWn ClrctA. Blue/lllwr Ht-3-439 · e 30am:_5 30pm wkdays Equal 09t>tr~ bnng .satisfactory responses. Display humor, versatility. keep plans conw. VIC HB (Newland, ~ ..;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Oell.ible. M o ney picture bnght, you could actually receive windfall. Lombercty) 983-9002 IUllTYUIT/USIST AnotherGemmiplaysoutstandmgrolc. FOUNDYgCAT.greytwnt, tOf VflfY bu1Y aoor...ive District Managers CANCER (June 2 1-July 22): Best qualities surge to forefront. VflfY•weet vctyS1nt1eoo Hw~t Bch 111,n. Judgment. ti min& arc on target. Make personal appearances, purchase Dr. Back Bay 642·1088 ~!c,v=· ~t!;a t~~ clothes. make direct appeals. Scorpio. Aquarius persons figure in FOUND: YO lnght tlgar 1or. 149-7197 scenario. Yo u could be a "big w inner." •tripe Cet, declawed --------.--~ U!:O (July 23-Aug. 22): Analyze in formatio n, prospecu. Someone front feet. Vic, E. 20th St. SELL Idle 1tem1 with i behind scenes requires "re minde r." Don't be bashful about asking for·l-lci.Mjij.i&4ii2-i1ij134iiiiii~ilio.ii·i~iR!lotiiiC1UtliiiiflediiliiAdiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii money. Cycle hiah. you get what you need. you'll be at right place atl crucial m omcnt."Keep eye on Virao! VIRGO (Aua. 23-Scpt. 22): Wish com es true. Leo native helps in special project. G ood lunar a pcct biahligbts pcrsuuivcness, per- sonality, showmanship. Family member says, "Let's 10!" Propeny will sell, good news is on wa~. Watch for lift LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Su~rior wants you to act rid or uperfluous material. D isplay pcctal ability by strcamlinina tech· niQues. Secret mcetina lcnds spice, promo tes romantic interests. Focus o n pro m o tion. production, uniq,uc qreement with special aaency. SCORPIO (Ocl. 2J.Nov. ~I): Oood lunar aspect highli&hts travel, philosophy . special study. Relationship grows stro naer . rc~nsibilities increase. you act cha.nee to cam m ore m oney for effons. Cancer, Capricorn native, flJUrc in ucitina ~nano. AGmAIUUS(Nov. 22-Det. 21): What seemtd I "IOSl QIU "is rcviv~ Roadblock 1s removed, veen lia}\t flashes for p~. Accent on travel. publishina and reunion Wlth loved one. Anes, Libra persons play paramount ro les. E•cellent! CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)~ Be aware of lcaaJ ncetssitics, locate s~ial documents, act 10 heart of matten with aid of Leo. No hea vy hf\ing! Focus o n public rdations, partnership. review ofmatital 'tatus. Aquarian is also in picture. AQUARI US (Jon. 20.Fcb. 18). Follow thro ua)\ on "inner fcclin•s." Empha is on practical matters, 1ncludi"1 insurance, Social Sccunty, ta~ forms. Keep promise made to one who relies upon your judamcnt C ancer nati\'e plays ~romincnt role, is iocere. (714) 541-7058 PJ: ES (Feb 19·M arcb 20)~ You have pknty of chan ma - populanty increases. espccia.IJ)' with membcn of oppo 1tc stl!. Ro mance is h1Jhliahtcd and so •re crativc eodta"ors.. Statu quo 1sJJ~!!;;;;;;;;~;;;~,~~~~~~~u shaken. )ou'll tmpnnt your 1ndh•td~l 1t~lc. Saaittarian pl&)' role If ~Ou l'n10~ wor l1<1ng wrth yOV"Q boyl & g11I, ol\d dto~ 10b\ ore not lo.. yov con"der o cor ~r on !ht' Mwspoper circulo non held Tho\ I\ 0 unoque posot!O<\ wot\ doily choht'~' A •!'words Ovr open•f\9' ort 1MMt'd10!t' .t,pploeonn mvtl ho..,. o von 11otionwOQC>n or tr11<li Wt oHer on t•cellem 1<>lory Wlf+I o bQnv, pion ond g01 ollowonce We h<JYe on tJO.cellent t>.nelot plOfl ~ •n<~ ho,p1 tol11~ •l\lV1'c>nCI' lib.Tot '¥OC'01tOl'I and holidoy\ Cond1dote1 mu'I ho"t' o de,.,. to be W<Ceutvl ond b. w•llrng to wo•li hord If you *"rr yov tio... the qvol1f1Cot10M plea..-opply 1n pe..-i tO th e Daily Pilat Monday t+lt11 Frid°" 9 I I o.-. or 1 4 P'" 330 W. Bay Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ....;;.. __ ...,;:.._~...;;;;;::::;;;..;._ ______ ._,.~~~~~~~- I~ • I :l , l I I I Ii ,. L ,ClO 0renge COMt DAILY PILOT /Sund")', NO'Nnber 11, 1984 lmmechate seasonal openings exlsr In our Security Depar1men1 25-30 hOUr$ per week during Thanksgiving. Chnstmas, Easter and Summer holiday periods. Predominantly •evening shifts available. Strong human rela- ; lions and commumcatK>ns skills required • Rate ol pay S4 SO per hour •We are looking forward 10 meeting you .Apply in person. f. : Disneyland .(~, : 1313 HAABC>f'I BLVD • ANAHEIM CA 9no3 ; •H fe>l.W. OPPORT\JNlh (MPl.QVER , C-•7-16-CMOP N 0 L E F Y I I 1· I I I My elderly ne1gnbo1 ~new tne sc~nt1f1c n11mes tor all her plants How can you lo.now ~ll I lhose names? I aslled 5,,.,,,. 1ng, she answerea 'Well oon I you know tne n11mes of au---7 8tory&Ctark ttuoto #4M127 1tln~ ~~t75. t1100090~'7 =··· Video Qam• .. oo . H0-2114 m - SOUTH COUMTY VOLKSWAGEN I I ! a • t '~ h i ''" c• t a • t Wlllll· ........ 8 Ill Y .l Tl '· · ; Y W J-(,~{.,( · I ~ • 46 . , ~"' , ~" I ~ • -~ 119tdowf\ Otoeed!nd ~LMIM AU4AVER8 (714) 432-; 1tn NABERS CADl.LAC LARGE8T SELECTION of lat• model, low,,.. Cedlllaiot In SoutNm Cellfomlal 8M I.II tod,yl 140-1110 2tOO Herb« Blvd. 008TAMUA Low MMM. Full Power (1EWDm) S11.lll ... -. 'II IOU hYILU lo Mllel, bctl/"*"-t (10APee0) 111.111 ... - •11 amw ~~!~.Uke new, full powet *'180H6M) • 111.111 .-.-. '14 OllPI 4t VILLE ONLY 3079 ,.,,.._ -Uke New(tl<CV010) 11 C OPoJl-4 f:LL C HEVROU.:t '\.."'" 11 I' '. ! r \ \' I SU-1100 N~W phils~ Of tOwithom ~s opens for sale this weekend Lyon Co. offers 27 La una Hills homes at Rancho Monterey A new phase of The Wiiiiam Lyon Co.'s Rancho Monter.ey townhome community opens sales this weekend lnlaguna Hiiis. A total of 27 of the one-and two-story residences wlll be of- fered for prices beginning under $115,000. Designed by architects Hales- langston, AIA, of Orange, 'the homes are presented In two-and three-bedroom formats keyed to specific market segments. young couples, senior couple~. sharing adults, and young famil- ies. So, the homes were designed to-respond to those very speclflc- buyers." Four floor plans. ranging from t-,080 to 1,535 square feet of Interior living space, ar.e off~~ed at RanchcrM6i'lf er ey. Plan A, The San Miguel, is a two-bedroom, one-bath resi- dence aimed at singles or young working couples. The central foyer opens to separate living and dining rooms, wh11e the kitchen features a nook. , Plan B, The Santa Barbara, offers two bedrooms and 2'h baths In a two-story home de- signed with couples and sharing adults In mind. The home fea- tures two master bedrooms on the upper level. -. - features a central foyer, a two- story-high living room. and an open kitchen. Plan o. Tne Solan~:-has three bedrooms and 2'1h baths In Its two-story design, the largest of th e Ran cho M on terey townhomes. Plan O Is considered ap- propriate for mature families with teenagers living at home. It Is highlighted by an oversized living room with sloped ceilings and a dramatic window treatment. A comfortable family room, with rear-patio access, is also In- cluded . Highlights in all the homes include double door entries, sloped ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, wall-to-wall carpet- ing. and privacy-oriented master bedrooms . "Rancho Monterey Is a classic case of· target marketing as a result of extenstve research;n said Brian Norkaitis, vice presi- dent for The William Lyon Co. "We discovered that this area was In need of homes which appealed to a particular mix of consumers, · Including singles. Plan· C, The Carmel, Includes three bedrooms and 2112 baths in a two-story format Intended for growing famllles. .The master bedroom Is architecturally zoned for adult privacy. The meln level The kitchens feature built-Ir · The newest pb.aae of townhomes opeu Ales at Rancho Monterey ln La&una Billa. .,, appllancps, Including self-clean- ing, eye-level ovens with exhaust hoods, cooktops, automatic dishwashers. and garbage dis- posers. Visitors should exit the San Addltlonal information Is avail-Diego Freeway at Alicia Parkway, able by calling 643-9525. drive west to Moulton Parkway, • continue to Indian Hill Lane, tum• right and follow the directional signs to Rancho Monterey. .............................................................................................................................................. ~ First-ti_me bqy_ers ·can ow~_1LViJla Mira home for $_82.,_000 :. Bond revenue program makes 9 .43 percent flnanancing possible for a limited time only A financing package with a fixed rate as low as 9.43 percent and prices starting at $82,000 are making It possible for first- time buyers to own their own home at VIiia Mira, The Carma- Sandllng Group's· new con- dominium community In Laguna Nlguel. Specif lcally created to assist first-time buyers with moderate Incomes In the purchase of a new home, a special Orange County Mortgage Revenue Bond Financ- ing program provides qualified buyers with 30-year. fixed-rate terms at 9.43 percent (10.106 annual percentage rate). Certain restrictions apply and this pro- gram Is available for a limited time only. VIiia Mira also offers several • ...__Jleltlu.llcldouuae 11es1a_, ud tlael.r eon Bea are ••oa&:--tlae ftnt bay~ mntac l.Dto plaue oae at Vllla lllra. for c1ass1hed ads • phone 842-5678 ' • ~If Pilat .. other financing alternatives that include an addltlonal bond pro- gram as well as VA plans with below-market rates. NestleQ in the coastal hills, Villa Mira Is designed to emulate a Mediterranean village. with white stucco building exteriors topped by red barrel tile roofs. Three floor plan offer two or three bedrooms and as many as two full baths. Encompassing up to 1,030 square feet of slngle- level space, these residences Incorporate comfortably-propor- tloned living areas opening to private patios or decks. Ad- ditionally, In the largest plan, the Camellia, the third bedroom has double doors for easy conversion to a den. . Villa Mira kitchens have a breakfast/serving bar. a gas range and oven. an automatic dishwasher and a double-com- partment, porcelain sink with a disposer, plus oak-finished cabi- nets, ceramic tile counter tops and luminous ceilings. Additional features Include forced air heating. wllll-to-wall carpeting, custom dra?eries in the living areas and bedrooms and, in selected plans. wood- burning fireplaces. Every resi- dence also provides for an enclosed. side-by-side washer and dryer area. plus a private garage with an automatic door opener. Community recreation facili- ties include two swimming pools and therapeutic spas as well as a clubhouse with a fully-equipped gym. Maintenance of these facili- ties as well as building exteriors.;~ trees and landscaping are all provided through.: tne home-• owners' association. .. To reach the community. take the Santa Ana Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway and pr~ west. Turn left at Golden Lantern, left again on Paseo del Colinas and cont inue to Villa Mira where the sales office and models are · open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. • For further information, call · 643-2906. Why pay $7 4,900 for a stu dio_ when you can have a I I I I ..... • • · 2 bedroom , l 1h bath home in Orange County for the same p~ Down paymen\ of $5700 move s you m incl. closing costs. '7 m~ nert ol the Sao Otqo r wy on Golden Wtst Street and Homer A•t 111 We.slmmster 714/895-5315 ,,. • I I I' ,1 I l' .~ • I ) I I , ' I D2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, November 11, 1884 Townhomes at Irvine'• Turtle Rock Ridge feature floor plan• up to 1,740 square feet. Only 20 ht>"m~s still for sale · at ~re_n's ~urtie ·RoCk Ridge Special financing program offered for subject to prior sales on or after It special for a particular llfesty1e deadline of this edition. one p1$n has a game roorT' Turtle Rock Ridge townhomes another a study; some pWins hav• feature California-themed upstairs balconies off the maste Bren Co . townhomes architecture, and lushly land-bedrooms. -· --. seeped grot.1nds. The · plans wl\h countr! Bren Co. 's Turtle Rock Ridge Remaining homes· Include one kitchens have Informal dlnlns townhomes In Irvine's Turtle or more of each of the five floor areas, one plan with 8 breakfas Rock community are almost sold plans created especlally for this bar and one with 8 butcher bloc~ out, with only 20 of the homes nefgbborhood. Each home In-Island. Kitchens have wood· remaining for sale. terlor offers multilevel room·ar-trimmed celling llght lng The company has arranged a rangements, with floor plans that furniture-finished hardwooc limited, new financing program range from 1,088 to 1, 7 40 square "'cablnets ceramic tJle courate1 for these remaining Turtle Rock feet , with 11..\ or two stories. two tops, lcemaker line, disposer Ridge. homes -a 30-year, fixed or three bedrooms, and two or dishwasher and double ovens. rate loan at an Interest rate of 2.'h baths. ' · 11'Ya percent for the entire 3'0 Each home has an enclosed, The sales 9fflce and $howcas• year term. The homes are priced two-car'garage with direct home model homes are open dally fron from $152,490. access, garag_e storQge space, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . To reach Turtlt For ~xample, wJh a sales prlcftit and electronrc -openers. Each ,Bock Ridge homes by Bren, tak~ o f $152,490, the down paymen't i~ home also has a· private patio Culver DrJve south· from the Sar $l5,290 with a loan amount of courtyard surrounded with Diego Freeway to Campus Drive $137,200, and 360 monthly pay-archltecturar privacy walls, with Turn left on Campus to Turtle ments of $1,560. which include patios situated to give maximum Rock Drive, then right and follov principal, interest. and estimated garden views from home In-the signs to the sales office nea1 taxes. There Is no prepaym<?nt terlors.4 the Intersection of Turtle Roe~ penalty. Prices and financing are Each floor plan has Individual and Sunnyhill. effective date of publication, features and highlights that make For Information call 851-1837 Encore Edition last chance for ho1nebuyers at Pentridge The final phase Encore Edition of Pentridge Cove in Costa Mesa is a last opportunity to buy In the M.D. Janes Co. condominium community. "Pentridge Cove is a trend- setter," said Pamala Robinson, sales agent for The M.D. Janes Co. ·'The homes have won nu- merous. coveted 'Gold Nugget' awards and the neighborhood setting is uniQue, with its acres of elaborate waterscaping and lush greenery." The development 1s located in the South Coast Plaza metro area :._ "an address that has special appeal for young pro- fessional buyers," Robinson ob- served. Homes remaining in the final phase are priced f,rom $101.500 to $130,000, with builder-as- sisted financing available. The one-and two-bedroom, split-level residences are high- lighted by special design features each condominium offers a pri- vate patio or deck to take advantage of outdoor views. Interior 'features include fire- places with marble facings and hearths, along with detailed man- tles. In some plans, vaulted ceilings and/or clerestory win- dows. plus custom-finished 42 01ore ho01es released for s.ale ~lo:rlg La Quinta's golf fairways Forty-two new homes lining surrounding Santa Rosa'Moun- ;the fairways of the La Quinta tains as well," reports Hall. Hotel "Mountain Course" have Priced from $237,500, the fair- :t>een released for sale at Santa way homes surround the mter- Rosa Cove: a new home resort nationally acclaimed La Quinta :development in La Quinta. HoteT Golf Course, two 18-hole The Mountain Course was championship courses designed ,,elected by Golf Digest as one of by world-renowned golf course Jhe finest courses in the United arc~tect Pete U~ Each course ---sfa es ancf'ffielmest golf club in-stre ches over 6.800 yards and is the desert. said Herb Hall, sales lined with palm trees. There is )nanager for Santa Rose Cove. also a 22,000-square-foot • "These new golf course homes clubhouse. 'tepresent the choicest available Santa Rosa Cove is a resort l>ecause they're tucked back into enclave in the qesert that fea- 1he cove and offer not only tures Mediterranean architec- Jantastic views of the golf course, ture highlighted by red tlle roofs t>ut spectacular views of the and rough stucco exteriors. Outdoor features include courtyard entrances, private' patios, backyard lounging areas and swimming pool with spas. Interior appointments include dual master bedroom suites. Secureo behind a 24-hour g~~d gate. Santa Rosa Cove · can be visited by taking Highway 111 to Washington and traveling south to Eisenhower Drive. The complex is located at 50th and Eisenhower in La Quinta. Furnished models may be In- spected from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, call (6 19) 564-1525. Ocean View Custom Homesites The height of luxury ... in the hills of San Juan Capistrano. DisCO\'C r the world of Connemara , an hlutf overlooking the oce-an . e\clusive custom homesite community of rare Comt \ isit the ultimate setting for ) our vaJue. l'nohstruaed lines of sight flow from this grand<.~t home ever-thl' ocean nt•\\ hilb of private enclave to Dana Point Yacht Harbor and San Juan Capistrano. beyond. Nearby are charming towns. scenic Priced from Sll0,000 toS2iO,OOO heaches and a glistening harbor. Construction-E>.cl'IJent Finanang Ava.iJahll' • read} homes1tes of_up to -~6.000 square feet are Ask ahout our no ohligatinn )Ours-estate sized for gracious manor horn~. contingenq sak program . · Most rl'sidents at Con nemara wilJ enjoy · '11 "'1" .1111111 1 .. , 1kwh \il1·' orrltl-< Jmt't.I 1 huNIJ\, thc1r ocean \'iC\\ from inside the private ~ . communit} o\.\ned-tntry gates with ten-:P-1 27142 Connemara Dnve nis courts and a complete recreation ~· . San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 ar{'a-while others will he situated on a \J' (7 lq ) 661-0305 or 661-105_, CONNEMARA Custom Homesttes In The Ocean-Hills of San-Juan €-apistrano crown moldings, are included. Additonal amenities include upgraded door casings, baseboards and closet treat- ments, and the use of Imported ceramic tile and wood edges on kitchen counter1ops with full back splashes. Master bedroom~ have private dressing room/baths and ceramic tile tub surrounds. Kitchens include self-cleaning oven, microwave and dish- washer. . The home exteriors feature Cape Cod architectural accents of lap siding, multl-paned win- dows, white wood trim and dec- orative door moldings. Each resi- dence featu·res a two-car garage with automatic door opener. The model homes and sales complex, at 7 48 Randolph St. in Costa Mesa, are open daily, except Thursday and Friday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 557-7201. To reach Pentrldge Cove, take the Corona del Mar Freeway to the Bear Street exit, turn left onto Bear, then Im med lately left again on Baker and proceed to the homes. From the San Diego Freeway, exit at Bristol and proceed south to Baker, ttien right to the community. t ~ '*"""'*I . ' , Your Vf?ry best buy in f:lunt1ngtGn Beach · Occupying a bluff-top setting above tfle Bo/SIJ Chics Wiidiife ReS«Ve and the Pacific Ocean, Cabo del Mar Is Just moments from Pacific Coast highway and prestigious Huntington Harbour Studio, ontt and two bedroom condominiums are olfer6d with special amenities including a full size Indoor racquetb•ll court, tennla court. pool, apa, •nd 11 huge two-•tory recr .. tlon building Models optKl daily 10 AM to 5 00 p M (7 1') 840-466 I Loft!' • ()m/ Tu~ • T lltY'J Entnr ...• r,;,.,>bo . Ceron T lie KllChOn Countet "Jfh. FIJI Secvnty • .... •ifsorvlfd IOI first time bvyors + H% PM/ S.. wt.s,,.rson /or <Hfo1ls . .. ~ ? ' / • I , . . \ Ayres offerS fin al 7 homes at La Cue.sta-p!!ojeet in HB Succ ess affrtbuted to low interest rate financing provided · Onty • ieven homes remain for" s61eJn the flnal phase of Frank H. Ayres & Son'1 La Cuesta by the Sea developme'\t In Huntington Beach. The j ow·denslty project Includes 11'4 units. "The rapid sales we are ex- periencing can certainly be at- tributed to the excellent financ- ing ottered," said Lorelea Auer, Ayres sales representative. Available financing paci<ages Include a 9 'h percent Interest rate fixed for 10 years, with a 10 percent down payment. Prices for the homes start as low as $161 ,990. rhe seven remaining homes are completed and a~allable for immediate occupancy. Also available with a 20 per- cent down payment Is a 9V2 percent Interest rate fixed for 30 years. Court resolves condo .fee conflict Recreational facilities Include a tennis court with private clubhoute. The beach Is only a few blocks away. . Private rear patio areas are large enough for a hot tub, said Auer. Homeowners Association dues are approximately $48 a month. The popular Plan 10 otters 1, 700 square feet of two-story livlng with three bedrooms, 21h baths. A massive, corner used- brick fireplace In Jhe llvlng room la the focal point of the home. All bedrooms are secluded on the second level prlvacy wing, whlle living and entertaloment ar~as are downstairs. The mastlt bedroom features its own marble flreptace and a master bath with a rectangular Roman tlle tub. La Cuesta also otters home- buyers a selection of two other floor pl,.ns ranging 1 rom a slngle- story, two-bedroom, two-bath to a two-story, three-bedroom, 2'..i • bath plus bonus room. All La Cuesta townhomea fea- ture attached double garages with automatic door opener• and 220 volt outlets for eleotrtc dryers as well as gas for laundry~ Kitctlens otter built-In mlcro- ·wave and continuous clean ovens, gas cook tops, heavy duty ·ctlahw&Jhers and ceramic tit& counter tops. To visit l,.a Cuesta by the Sea, . take the San Diego Freeway to the Beach Boulevard exit, dfMng . south .on. Beach to Atlanta Av~ enue, turning right on Atlanta Avenue, then right on the first street Into the development. Pro- fessionally decorated models are open dally from 11 a.m. to dusk. ••en home. ln Buntlneton Beach now a..tlable for ocea~. Fredricks o.ffers sceniC homes at Concord Hill ttiTifop rocatton ls close 10 the ocean. with architecture based on Cape Cod theme At Concord Hill In Laguna · Concord Hlll:s hilltop location Niguel, Fredricks Development Is is within minutes of the ocean ottering a collection of single-and otters scenic views of the family homes priced from surrou,,dlng Laguna Niguel hills, $148,900 to S152,900. according to Dale Post, vice For a limited time, Fredricks president of marketing for the otters a financing package that ·development firm. charges 9V. percent Interest the Traditional architectural .styt- flrs~ year, 10V. percent the sec-lngs follow a Cape Cod theme, ond year, 1 Fil percent the third reminiscent of -the eastern sea- Color combinations Include blue or gray with white trim and accents of dark blue or gray; or yellow or tan with white and green accent trims. The Cape Cod detailing In- cludes fish-scale shingle and other sidings of natural woods. exterior llghJlng fixtures, raised- panel entry doors and sheltered porch entryways. Each Concord Hill home Is sited on a pool-sized lot with a fenced rear yard. • 2,012 square feet of living area. Two of the homes otter op- tional bedrooms situated for use as e den.' Others feature a den with adjacent bath to serve as a guest bedroom wing, while a luxurious twcrstory home otters a master bedroom retreat area that can be . converted to '8 nursery or fourth bedroom. The kitchens themaefVee offer a gas range with sett-deaning oven, microwave oven.,:-auto-· m$t1C dishwasher, ceramic ttle • countertops and a pantry. A two-or three-car garage otttrs direct access t o the house and.laundry area. By llMON SYKES year, and 121.tl percent years four board, with various exteriors The Callforni~ Supreme Court through 30 (131h percent annual presented in a choice of authen- has resolved 8 _confJlct between percentage rate with a 20 per-tic New England color schemes," The collection of family-orien- ted single-level and two-story residences In the hilltop com- munity Includes three-and four- bedrc>om floor plans with up to Amenities include ceramic tiled entries, masonry wood- burning fireplaces, vaulted ceil- ings and bay-window areas. Most homes have formal dining rooms and all feature family rooms adjacent to the kitchens .. To visit Concord Hill, take the San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway and head south. Turri left on Golden Lantern, go up the hill and left again on Duchess to the site. Model homes are open dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p .m . and Information .may ~tained -by phoning cent down payment). sa d POSt two lower cour1 decisions involv-.. -------------------.. Ing condominium homeowners' association fees. The conflicting decisions ap- plied to situations where owners of similar properties In the same condominium developments were paying greatly dispropor- tionate homeowners' associa- tion fees, This disparity was because the association fees charged to each ---oolt weFe b~ntM----~'-------- assessment valuations. Whlle this method may have been fair when first introduced, the passage of Proposition 13 meant that only real estate ac- quired or Improved after 1978 was reassessed to current values. Thus, those who acquired or Improved condominiums after 1978 were paying substantially more in association fees than their neighbors whose own- erships predated Proposition 13. One appeals court ruled this practice to be proper, b.!Jt a second court later held the intent of the practice was to base association fees_ 011 each con- dominlum' s actual value. The second court ruled that Proposition 13 had frustrated this Intent, and the method of assessing fees was Invalid. The California Supreme Court took two actions to resolve this dispute. First, It decertified the first court's decision, which means that while the decision still stands, It can no longer be cited as legal authority. Second. the Supreme Court affirmed the second court's de- cision, which held the fee a1tSessment procedure to be Invalid. (Simon Sykes Is editor of ftrat tueed•J , a journal for the real e!tate indu!try, P. 0 . Box 2006a, Riverside, CA 92516, 686-8005.J 495-2752. Giand Opening Is A Real Celebration! SENIORS 55 & OLDER! .. S/67800/IBlll _ You're invited to our Grand Opening Celebration! Come out and see why Windward Cove has had such tremendous sales success during our premier. • 1 & 2 Bedroom Condominiums Designed Exclusively For those 55 and Over • Remote-Controlled Security Entry Gate • Overlooking Terry Park • Decorated Model Homes Now Open • Sign Up To Win A Week In Hawaii (You must be 55 or over to enter.·) OWNERSMI FOR SENIORS IN HUNTINGTON BEACH FROM JUST • Short Blocks to Shopping & Services SS6,990 ~~r-~~~~~---------, L ··1\Y!~WARD ~:'f • Clean Ocean Breezes & Fresh Air! ·Sign up /or trip through Nov 18 Drewing for Haws11 tnp to be heldJan. 19, 1985 No purchaH n.ce.ssaty. You need not be present to win ( ·Gl . M,. \\.ILl..1.\:\1 I..\{)~,. (f,..,,/,,111,1' ~ The Wtll!Wll Lyotl Compeny t9&t Sales ottiCe open dally 1 O am to 6 pm Mondays 1 Pfll to 6 pm. 7631 Taytor Ave Huntmgton Beach • 714/842-2727 ··~on _.. Pf'°' OI "6 9'IO' ~,......,..,. ol l~ ,.......,,fll '1"9' floni llt ,..., r~-. ~IWHt d S411 Def lllOll1'tIO>'Mf6 M 131-> .. "'~ "'°"""' ~ ol $$04 00-Ill,,.. erld "',,.. ltlt wtd ~ ~ .... ~ ·~ ,. ~ "' ... 119'1 s ... ,,..JUI) M:W 1"dt• llU '~- I '" 1' I r-j ' ' I I :I , I ' . ~I , , I I A referral that ra alta ~ a N.1e at Le Pare mean• $250 for theTefeni.nf tndlYldaa.l. ~PAC h\IYet re(~rr.al j>rOg~am benefits-bothte Pare, buyers The buyer referral program. In wtilch as much .as $1 , 100 In cash ccm be awarded, has been a success at Le Pares In both El T,oro and Chino Hiiis, resulting In a nice profit for many Southland hpmebuyers. Under the terms of the pro- gram, when a referral results In a sale, the referring person wlll receive $250 upon close of escrow. Second and third refer- rals receive $350 and $400 respectively. . "We're happy to report that many people have taken advan- tage of our referral offer.'· said Barbara Smith, director of sales and marketing for EPAC De- velopment, creator of the Le Pare projects. Both Le Pare communities In El Toro and Chino Hiiis have re- ceived local and national awards for their contemporary design, affordable price, and amenities. Designed by Johannes Van Tllburg and Partners, AIA, Le Pare offers five floor plans. Interior design themes for the communities are based on famous parks. To reach the El Toro develop- ment, take the San Diego Free- way to the Lake Forest exit, travel east to Trabuco Road and turn right. Take Trabuco to Rlmhurst and turn left. For more Infor- mation, call 859-4469. -Singles .ca.rl pool resoUrces to purChase Windsong home Gawen townhomes in El Toro feature ---total of 4 floor plans Two spacJous bedrooms, each with Its own bath, make The Wlndsong floor plan at Land- mark Homes/Grandview S811es perfect for unrelated singles who. want to pool their flnanclal re- sources to purchase a luxury home, according to Ralph Decker. sales manager at the · garden townt'lome deveropment In the rolling hills of El Toro. "Buyers 0f this beautiful, two- story townhome are really enthusiastic about Its spacious Interior, which Includes 1,557 square feet of llvlng area and features a large loft overlooking both the llvlng room and dining area," said Decker. -Priced from $129,500, the gar- den townhomes at The Grand- view are offered In four floor plans ranging from 1,386 to 1, 794 square feet of llvlng space. Aside from The Wlndsong , the other three plans each have three bedrooms. All 30 homes In the first phase os the Signal Landmark develop- ment have been sold, and sales are now under way Ill the second phase. Most homes offer sweeping views of the surrounding area. All Grandview homes have ·two-car attached garages In front with direct home entry, fenced rear yards, downstairs powder rooms, two full baths upstairs and fireplaces in living rooms. Standard fe~tures Include cen- Seabridge VIiiage. a sprawftng 1 l ·acre ocean close luxury development tea· turing condomm1Ums clustered amid a serene man-made waterscape enVf ronment accentuated by waterfalls. lakes and streams A 24-hour manned gatehouse bids homeowners entry mto this prest1g1ous location featurmg two- bedroom, and two-bedrooms plus loft ho~es. Models open daily 1 O A M to s·oo PM (71 4) 960-8416 SI ·: \I ~I~ I I >< i I ·: I,/ I I I f\ I, t ------------ ; tral air conditioning, carpeting In all majorlMng-areas. ceremtc·ttte flooring, vaulted and cathedral celllngs, decorator-selected hardware and lighting fixtures, as well as forced-air heating, mir- rored wardrobe doors In master bedrooms, skylights over stair- wells. cultured marble pullmans In baths and steel bathtubs with glass shower enclosures. Kitchens offer eye-level gas ranges with upper microwave oven. The sales office and decorated models st The Granavlew-are open dally from10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The development can be reached by taking the Sarr Diego Freeway to the El Toro Road exit and driving east on El Toro Road to the development, just past Trabuco Road. More Information Is available by calling 859-2472. Chelsea Pointe successful in first two monthS Of sales "Since opening two months ago, Cheleea Pointe at Monarch Beach In l,.aguna Niguel has eiperfenced excellent response from buyers and strong sales,'! according to Gerald Buck, ex- ecutive vtce pre1ldent of Hon Development Co., builder of 'this private resldentlal community. "Our buyers have been pleated with many exciUllve aspects of Chelsea Pointe, ln- cludlng proximity to the beach with Its cool ocean breezes, the slstance within mfnutn. Privacy Is further enhanced by cu1tom detailed front and side yard wood fencing. The location on the ocean side • of Pacific Coast Highway takes advaRtage of cool sea breezes. Various homes have ocean views and backyards large enough to accommodate a swimming pool andtorepa. Ty each Chelsea Pointe. take the Santa Ana Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway and proceed west toward the ocean to Pacific Coast Highway. Turn south on Pacific Coast Highway. ChelMa Pointe Is located 11t. mllel to tile south at the corner of . Paclflc Coast Highway and Selva Road. The sales office and models are open dally from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For furthfr Information,· call 240--1585. fine Individual security systems c · · • b • by Honeywell, and the quality of on S tru C tJ 0 n e O' Jn S the homes," notes Buck. 8 · Cheliea Pointe offers a llmlted · . J · • • J • edltlonof32hpmeadeslgnedas . at new~ rvJne ocation a Nantueket Cape-Cod village, . . . emphasized by clean archltec-· . · turaHlnes and cobblestone waJk-Bren Co. Southern Callfornla the model homes. Hogan-Roy Is ways and driveways. Features Division has begun construction the landscape architect for the Include hardware and decorative on model homes at a new Irvine new community, which wlll In- appointments, casement win-residential neighborhood, North-elude recreation facllltles and a ~ows and French doors. wood Glen. a 195-home develop-park. · Two floor plans are available, ment to be built on a 21 .5 acre Northwood .Glen .Is the sixth each over 2,000 square feet, wtth site at Yale and Trabuco Canyon resldentlal development to be two or three bedroom& and 21~ In lrvlne. bullt by Bre11 .Co. In the maater- baths on two separate floors.· The slngle-famlly detached planned City of Irvine. Other Prices range from $277,000 to homes at Northwood Glen are Irvine development& by Bren $380,000. being designed by M LA Include Turtle Rock Highlands, Chelsea Pointe Is also.secured Architects of Irvine for the first-Turtle Rock Ridge, Columbia by an entry guard house and time buyer marketplace, with Square, Woodbridge Stonegate each home Is equipped with Its starting prices expected to be at and Woodbridge Brlarglen. ihe own "all doors and windows" approximately $110,000. company aJ~ has three other security system that summons Design Tee, Inc. has been active residential developments pollce, fire or paramedic as-selected as Interior designer for In Southern CaJlfornla. in the hills ... II idd••n in t lw hill!. of Nori h San Juan Capistrano a hl'autiful nt•w, l'Xl't'Ut ivt• horn<' rnmmunity is h<.'tominE( a r<'ality. Hidden away, hut worth the sl·arc·h ! Tl'nnb tourt~ <'{llll'Mrian <'C'nlN, mill's of riding t raib .... all in a t ranquif K<'lltng of rolling hilluncl ki-.s<'CI h~ ha I my ott'an hreeze ... II\ the (·ou nt ry·I if(> ... and all just mi nut<.• from 1 ht• tnmmercial <·<'nt~·rs nf Mission ViC'jo, San .Juan C'apbtrano. ~t·wpnrt Bl'aC'h ancl I rvi1w. < )Vt'r ont• hundn•d partkular t•x<•cutivt•s haw alr<'ady selN'lCd St om•ri<lge fort h<•ir new home. Why not visit St on<-ridgC' I his wt•ekt•mr? N<>w, ••asy tc•rms can mak1.• your dn.•a m of a fine tustom c•.,t ate a r<'al ity ! Estate Size homesites from Sl 19,000 Custom Built Homes from 8495,000 NORTH SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO (fo ftlWot<I, try lo f111cl 11'41' 'lnkc• r ht• San 0 1C'l(o ~h·t•wa~ South lo I he• Awr)' 11ff rnmp (in undc•t tlw fr1•1'Wl\Y 01 Awry 111 M11q(u<'ritt•, tlwn clrivr "°'" h (Int• mil(• I 11 ll11(hla11d 1lw11 all lhl· '"·" "" tl\I' hill ulw1ut one• malt• lo thr hlc ld<•n lnncl of S1111wrlcl C' (ii') 411:} 11i 1i \\rrh· f)-t•d rat'kl'\ I >1•1,.1•l111n111•11I ( 'ur p l:l 1Jn1okh11ll11w, S11nt11 Arm . <'alir. f.li'i'O!i • N - -..»>_ -.... NB medical center aims at lower costs·· Doctors belteve lower-cost medical alternatives are the road to success By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of lMDlllr ......... The developers ofa Newport Beach medical center currently under con- struction say the facility will offe·r services from scttina broken bones to pcrformina laser suraery as a lower cost alternative io hospitalization. Physicians at the Superior Medical Center, located at the comer of Superior and Placentia avenues, will be able to charac less, the project's general partners say. because they will bypass the expensive overhead ccftts that boost1l hospital's expenses. "We intend to be very com- petitive," says pr. Craig Lowe, a partner in the project with Dave Stolte and the Rothery-Roh Develop- ment Group of Los Alamitos. "The changes in the health care field make this type of projcct very attracti ve." Lowe said ... Tho over- head at hospitals is just astronomical and the paperwork tics ~P the doctors' fime." When the Supenor Medical Center opens next May. Lowe said, it will be one of the first in what may become a nationwide trend toward prov'idin1 alternatives to hospital care. The $2. 75 million medical center will have a staff, a pharmacy, an urgent care facility and a surgical center •. but wiJJ not provide care for parl~nts in need of the acute medical attention that requires stays of more than one day. · Those patients, Lowe says, will still tum to the hospitals, includina the nearby Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. Program will explain using pers<Jnal computer The Orange County Chapter of.the styles and fonts. People who do not Society for Technical Communica-like computers arc especially en- 1ion wtll hold a dinner meeting al 6: 30 couraged to attend and participate. p.m. Nov. 20. at the Jolly Roger Inn in El Toro. The Society for Technical Communication is a professional non-profit oraanization dedlcafcd 10 the advancement of the theory and practice of technical communication in all media. Kyle Keffer of Wabash Computer Systems will lead a hands- on demonstration of writer-and graphics-oriented personal com- puters. Make reservations by calling John Seredich at 552-8421. Kyle Keffer, a resident of Laguna Niguel, is a specialist in personal computer product training. He is a JT&duate ofNational Uni versity and 1s Corporate Sales and National Accounts Manager for Wabash Com- i)utcr SystcmS-tn-8-T-Of''A-. --·-- Keffer's presentation will focus on the Lisa. Macintosh, and HP-150 personal computers. These easy-lo- use computers feature pictorial rep- resentations of tools and files. easy- to<reate graphics. and multiple type Kyle Keffer But the Newport Beach Podiatrist sa.id the medical center will be able to care for the arowina number of patients wtio need other health care ser:.vices. "We're findina that patients do better when they io borne follow· treatment,... Lowe said. ''In sc'vera types of surgery, there's no need for an extended hospital, stay." But the big attraction, Lowe and fellow aeneral partner Dave Stofte say, is the lowered costs. Chanacs in \he health .care field have forced physicians to either raise their prices or cut thtir costs, Stolte said. The manner in which the Superior Medical Cen~r was con- ceived, he said, is to cater specifically to those doc tors looking to lessen their expenses. · For starters, physicians will be sought as limited partners in the development. Their health care ex- perience will help determine how the medical center should be organized while their financial stake in the future of the facility will help it succeed, Stolte says. Also, medical office suites on the S«'.ond floor of the three-story medi- cal center will be leased on a time- share basis - a novel idea for the health care industry. According to his marketing re- search, Stolte said the Ncwpon Beach area has a remarkably la'le number of older phys1c1ans nearing retire- ment as we'I as a growing number of young doctors recently out of medical school The older physicians, Stolte said, may want to cut down on the number of days they work each week while the youll&er group may not yet be able to afford to lease their own offices full- time. Through the time-share leases. the doctors can pay for exactly how much time they'll need each week. saving further costs. ' · Suites on the third floor, as well as those in a separate two-story building already built next door. will be leased in the traditional manner though Stal~ cxi)eet~ thew i)hysician -lo take advantage of the medical center facilities included in the project. Kathy Stolte 1s the leasing agent for the complcteQ medical office building which can be divided into from 18 to 25 separate suites. PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL COST OF WASTEWATER COL LECTION, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SERVICE FOR USERS WITHIN COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT NO. 11 OF ORANGE COUNTY In llCCOfdance with the provialona of Section 204 (b) (!I) of the Clean Wat.er Act of 1977 (Public Law 95-217), County Sanitation Dlatrict No. 11 of Orange County II required to notify all u.ers of ltl 11ewera,e l)"ltem of the rate and portion of the ad valorem taxs paid by ltl Ullerl which II attributable to wutewater trea~t 11ervicel. Th.la Dlatrict. the juNdl.ctlonal boundaritt of whjch are preeented on the accompanyl.na map, receives a portion of the one-percent ( 1 ~) buic tax I~ collected annually from property ownen by the Orange County 'f'ax ColJector. Th.la notice II beina published In conjunction with the mail.Ing of the Joint C4niolldat.ed Tax BW by the Tax C4li.:tor-1.o~ Ullltl &o.de~nnlM ihe ahare of their bMic property W< ~hich ia med to pay for wut.ewat.er treatment tervlces provided by this Dlatrict. GARDE N @ PAC IFIC OCEAN ' COUNTY SANITATION DISTRIC T NO. 11 ($/ LOOO pounda) ~10 (ti 1.000 pow"dl) IOO T7 1ewnu9 tolJ«Wd trwn u-t ...... '*"' att \.-ct '° pay lot the OftlO&nl opentioN. nwntcnance and r.pl.ta-mi1n&1rehebWtaUOn ~ ..._. ... wtth ~ W.t.lnC and dllJICllUlt of ..,....... ... l'ftit"t&ed with County Sanltat)on D11trict No. 11, M an &he rtWft'* NOllwd from' lhe l 1' bMlc we liwy. If 10" would UM addldoMI lftlomwdon on lhe dw'fll you are pa)'tnl fot W'INWaW "-tr'Mn~ ltf"YW.'9, ~call lhe l*rlci'• _,,at ('714) ~•10, z.11111•6on s. 'nw lllltrict'• tdlnl.nllvauve ornc. an tiplf\ tram 7 30 am to~ ao pro . M~ ~ Tti\ll"ldly, and UO am to 4·30 pm. on Fridaya. r oe ,. .. J OrangeCou1 DAILY PILO't/Sunday, NowmbW 11, 1-.. q ' Achievement honored The 1'ewport Beach Police &zplorer Poet Mo. 1050 wu recently ct•en a check [or $1,500 and a plaqae for oat.tan~ acblnement. Bob Dowdell. Tice preeldenl of National Edacatlon Corp. made tbe ~,- .. Irvine's Codercard Inc. slates -- . its first shareholders meeting Codercard lnc. of Irvine developer for the year was $531 , 12 I, or 2 cents "The acocptance of the Codercard: and ~arketer of the highest level of per share. -computer ~urity sysicm as the sccunty systems available for com-"The loss of 2 cents per share for premier solution to data security has puter terminals, software and our first year represents an invest· been most gratifying," Herman network access, has.announced that ment in developina both the product added. its first annual shareholders meeting and the organization needed to con-"The desiin and production of our will be held Jan. 1 O. 1985. vert Codera.rd from a development-bard toolin& is proceedin& rapidly, Shareholders of record as of Nov. stage company to a fully operat1onal and we fully expect to be able to" 23. 1984. will be eliaible to VQtc in the corporation," Robert Herman, pmi-announce to our sb.areboldcn at the election of directors and on other dent, stated in his letter to share-annual meeting that Codcrcatd has mat~lG.bc..piescnle(L -suettVfuJ.1: · · Codercard also announced its oper-In the months since June 30. 1984, fully opcntional company. ating results for its first fiscal year. Herman said, Codercard bepn both "And, indeed. our future appears assets at June 30. I 9S4, were limited production of its equipment bna,bt." $2.618. 927; total revenues from re-and deliveries of pilot systems to a Codercard's audited assets and search fees and interest on sccunt1es number of government agencies and operating results for the fiscal year amounted 10 S146.520; and. net loss several companies. ended June 30. ·-T~~-.......... y-----Fu_N___;,,,_D_, _lN_C._ • 1 : . . . .. WOULDYOULIKETOEARN l 4, 13·o/o?*!. . . • The Fund' safety, liq u1d1ty a nd high yield is the payoff. For ptem ber 19 .i. uur current distribution was 14.13 r. • Fund a sets must be a t least ~O " m T·B1lls. notes. o r bon ds Present ly , we are 100-im·ested in long-term Government Securities. T h rough fi nely articulated techniques of elhng cover ed call options on the underlying Gov ernment Secunt1e , The Fund com bine .. the added incom e from option s ales with in come from th e Government ... ecurities to der ive Its current <listn but ion . . . . G iven it d istribution . com bined with safet y a nd liqu idity, The YE~ Fund 1s extreme!.\· well· · suited to ma ny people-including IRA owners. Pension Plan Jn\'estor~. retirees. and near-retirees. OiVldends are paid m onthly, or may he reinvested a t net assl't \'a lue Shares are redeemed a t any time a t the current net a sset value without brokeraRe charge Mm1mum initial investment is $1.000. a nd S500 tnereafter. tra teg1c lnv~tment, er\'ices. Inc. ma n a ges the fu nd~. a well ns nearly $1 4 htlhon fur ms t1tut1 on a l clients . Doesn't it m a ke sense to sa y yes to The YE .. Fund? ' .. *Curnont du1tnbut1on ts com put.rd by annualmni.? the total d1\1df'nd11 fnim nt>11m f'"anttnl ln<'omeand d1stnbut10ns • of nt't rf'nhzed hort·tt>nn c•pil8l 1ta1n.-fn.1m uplJon tnin. coons for thtt thrt't mflnth ptnl'>d from .Jul~ l 1~4 • thr<1ulfh SfopU>mber .10. I WH That f1aure 1 then d1\1dl'Ci b' thf' offt>nnjl pn<'f' a~ of OC'tc1ber I I~ -l thl' t'X~1,1d14nrl , • dtlti' for "'ept#mb«!r 19'4-l Fututt d1stribuoon~ will 'ar' t>Kau""' of chanl(t>• 1n tht Fund mrnme and ,lffennti pnlt''! . hllrt'i. mil} bf' redeemed at more M lf'c;b thun d'lf'lt <'Oi-t . . -------------------------------------------· Shearson/ American Express Inc. Sheareon/Amerlcan Exprns Inc. • 19000 MacArthur Blvd Penthouse P 0 Bo.It 7640. Newport Beach. CA 92660 (714) 955-7S.2 ATTN RALPH LINZMEIEA Name (PLEASE PAINT) Address City State Business Pt1on Home Phone Zip • ~ · A Prospectus cont11Qing mor~ complet~ information about lf'le YPs Fund including 1111 sales c11arg•1 an<J expenses will be sent upon reoe1p1 of mis couPOn Read '' carefull>t ~tor~ you ,,... ves t or send mon.y Sht'ftrson Lf'~man Amftnean Exp sand th Se1 1ou. lnvf'!Uor Mmc1s Qy("r ~onf'y • ' . . -----=--==----- .. . .. , . .. "' - ·~ ... ·1 i ... I I I " t I I " 4 I ' '' Retha Roberts receiv.es tOp .s-les contest honors The other side of the cOin • • Reeb Roberta, sa_les manager at Land.mark Homes/Crest Series 1n El There are many benefits from a strong dollar. but there's a darker side too But the probability of a decline seems to be increasina, a cban.ae that the f'edcral Reterve recognires and hopes to cushion. But the fear 1tilJ exists: What if forcianers pull their billions out in one vast movement? .. The impons floodinJ ID from abrp&d serve to fatten ~ur cum~t Ii v1na standards and hold 1~flation an check. And the cap1t.al inflow ... serve to put the savinas of the rest of the world 11 the disposal of the U.S. exoans1on . = was top winner in the tbird~uarter saJcs competition for tbe lrvine- developcr. Roberts, who also won the company's monthly sales ·competitions 1n July and Auiust. receives an eiaht-day cruise to the Catribcan for her accomplishment. Ralph Decker, SAies mana1er as landm.,-k Homs/Grandview Series in El Toro, placed second in the three-month contest and will 'receive a five-day crui~ to the Bahamas, • • • Roa Rodedler hall been appointed director· of educ.ational consultina by the 81mu ~&loll Li.I. of Laguna Beach. Rodecker will maintain bis cuncnt private practice, workina with parents., teachers and cbildred on issues related to the learnina process. The Human Equation houses an art p llery and personal development book and i.pe store. • • • Grecory T.SmJtllhas been promo ted touccutive vice preiident oflrvin e- b3sed TM BaJdwla Co. ho mebuilding finn:..~m~Jined the firm earlicl' th1s . ROBERTS RO DECKER SMITH NOLAN year as vioo president and secretary after leaving the San Diego law firm of Luce, Forward, Hamilton Ii Scrtpps, where he was a partner. He continues as a land use and environment.al consultant to the law firm. Smith is an adjunct professor of planning at UC Irvine. • • • Robert W. Nolan has JOined Coldwell Buker Retldnttal ReaJ Estate SHU.era Callfonaia as director of subdivision sales for its lrvine-bascd new homes division. He will be responsible for developins and marketing operations of the company's subdivision projects and will supervise area managers who cover Southern California. • • • Antlaoay L. Torrance, formerly of Balboa Island, has been elected president and chief executive offi cer of Pacific Clearta1 Corp. and Paclflc Secarttles Depository Trait Co., both wholly owned subsidiaries of the PaclJlc Stocll Exclluge. T orrance grew up on Balboa Istand and now li ves in San Francisco. • • • Robbi Clementi 1s the newest sales associate for RE /MAX of Haat1D1ioa Beacla, lDc. Prior to jorning RE/MAX, Clements was a sales associate in the Sunset Beach office of Look Properties. He has been in the field for four years and is a member of the Ha:ntta1too Beacll/Foulala VaUey Board of Real&en, the Callforaia Atsoclatloo of Realtors and the NaU.Ul AsMCiatlOD •f Realtors. RE/MAX 1s a real estate franchise whose sales associates keep I 00 percent oftheir commissions. • . . . - Carole Elcben lDtertort will install at leas t 93 model home settings in 26 projects for a to tal of 23 builders during the fourth quaner of I 984. The sites range from a Florida project to a model for a Japanesc.finn and for a home to be featured on the floor of the Housto n Astrodome during the National AtlOclatloa of Home Bwlden convention next year. • • • Dave Swuey has resigned from his position as director of marketing services for Tiie Marketl11g Resource Group o f Newport Beach to begin a free- lance copywriting service. His clients include The Marketing Resource Group. the Sclara ff Group advertising agency, Toys lDternallonal and Sierra Paclffc lDterlon. • • • Cos Ii Barclt Advertlslag Co. of Newport Beach has installed a sophisticated telecommunications ccruer as pan of its recent ~pansion and remodeling effo n . The office now features 56 staf!_dard t...B.elland MCI epho11e linefl)lUs mf'Q tOll-iree WATS hothnes or providing worldwide product infonnation to clients. • • • Micbael N. Krunlc and Robert C. Richmond have been named vice president of marke ting and sales and vice president of engineering, respecu vely, at Ro11comp Corp. of Costa Mesa. Krunic, whose background includes 20 years ID the computer industy. was formerl y director of marketing and sales. Richmond. fonnerly director of engrncenng, spent 13 years with Dlptal Eqa1pment Corp. before JOJOmg Rosscomp. Rosscomp supplies tape dnve subsystems for OEMs. . . . - Corona del Mar resident Gregory A. Barns has been appointed vice president of the real estate loan department of Pioneer Bull'• Newport-Irvine loan production office. Bums previously held a similar position with Commerce Baek of Newport Beach. • • • T he first appointme nts to the ad visory board ofTbe Hill Partllershlp, lDc. have been announced by the Newport Beach architectural firm. Board members include: Robert W. O'Leary, president and chief e:llccutive officer of the St. Joseph Healtlt Sy1tem, based in Orange: James Beam, mayor of the city of Orange and cha1nnan and chief executive officer of Beam Ir A11oclate1, a real estate investment finn 10 Ora.nge: and nemas R. Testman, mana~ng partner of the Orange County office of Ernst Ii Wla1uey account mg finn and a specialist in health care. • • • Robert Green has been named executive vice president for Hutlactn National Bank of Huntington Beach, with respon!>ibilitics for finance and operations administrauon and coordination of the bank's marketing programs. Green has been with the bank since 1982. most recently as senior vice president and cashier He brings 15 years ofexpencncc1(){his new post. Start or linprove YOUR OWN Business A sem in ar examining the areas of concern to new business own ers and is intended to malte you more successful in YOUR business operation s. The seminar will be conducred DECEMBER 1st from Q AM ro Noon or rhe offices of SCOTT, BANKHEAD & CO. 1JOO DOVE STREET. SUITE 200. NEWPOr\T OEACH CA 92660 YOU WILL DISCUSS ... Ru.,tnt'" Jo!rnwth anJ hnw Ill ltnani; .. tr, l il\h l•inrrc•ls. financial ~tatemt'nt analv\1\, break· t'vt·n an.ilv'"· accuunttniz anJ (tl1n11 wstt'm\. YOU WILL LEARN ... .l~•U! c-fft"< !IV<' creJtt r'flitett',, lea\tnjt Hr huytnl( l"4UIJ'rtlt'nl, hank loan<;, rmrlnyt'f' V\ '>Ubcon· trau11r' thrfr anJ '>rn1la1Zt' hu,tn<:'>' 1t1,ur:ane<' Ralph M. Scott. th1· \t'ntor p;irmc-r 11( tht' ( PA Firm c.f "w11, Rankht'ad & <"11 r rnv1Je\ vou Wtth tht' keen tnStl(ht ~(~UtreJ 1n fuurtt>en vear\ of <lllnunt1ni.i exrwrwnCl' and ·~an tn<.truu11r for rhl" C'altforn1a ( PA I uunJatmn He ha' rau1Cht ~mtnar\ "n alcnunt1n11 't~ndar<l~. nud1ttn11 'i!Andard., income laxes and bu<.rnns valu:.tto n. Ill" 1\ a mt·mhc:r nf Tlw Amt•rt• im lnstt!u!t" n ( ( PA\ anJ (Altfnrnta < PA Snltety __ ._.. _______ _ REGISTER NOW! 0 DEC. 1st No~-------~ By JOHN CUNNIFF ..,...,__.,_... NEW YORK - For fi ve yea r& the dolla r's buying power in inter· national tride has.been rising, and all the time somebody or other hlll been bell~OJ that it would fall, and losina his shirt doina ~ The dollar just hasn't fallen, and .millions of Americans have been eajoying the results and pa)'ins the penalty too. although mo t attn't even aware that this vague abstra~ tion has had such an impact or\ their lives . The most obvious positive effect has been to allow Americ.ans to im pon goods and services at r~la tively lo'%' prices. The negative conse- quence has bee rl in effect to .. export" jobs by the purchase of foreign rather than domestic goods. Nobody can single out a ny o ne answer and say It explains the phenomenon of the rising dollar, bu1 two factors obviously have been at work: -High interu t rates. combined with rcTatively low inflation. which have made fi nlncial and other invest-' ments in United States highly profit- abJc. !. , • -Security -political, econom ic, physical -which bolds great attrac- tions to big foreign investors. - There is another important reason that gets clouded by the old cause- and-cffect conundrum. Since the stro ng d ollar allows the United States to impon inexpensively it has, there- fore, been sending a lot of dollars abroad. This transfer of dollars to other countries results in a trade defici t, and that deficit hit a record $33.3 billion from J uly through September, the Commerce Ocpanment reported this wee k. It suggests a defic11 for the entire year ofS 11 3.2 billion. Left with a lot of dollars, Amenca's trading paoners have searched for the best investments, and finding them 10 the United States. Sending the dollars back, they have obtained in return some of the best real estate and often a share in U.S. companies. Much of the money went into bonds. An index of the dollar's purchasing power in international trade has Venture capital syDlposium scheduled On Nov. 12-14 at the Rit1 Carlton 1n South Laguna. representatives fro m sixty emergi ng growth com- panies will present their business plans to potential rnvestors. The Southern Cali fornia and Paci fi c Rim Financial Symposium is the firs1 venture capital conference in Orange County to iiiclude pan icipauon of business leaders from around the world. Participating companies arc based in many large U.S. cities. but pri marily represent the burgeonrng high-technology base of Southern California. Sponsored by a group of ma1or banking. fi nancial and business de- v~lopment orpnizatio ns. the con- ference is dest$-fled to broaden the venture capital interest in small h1gh- technology and bio medical com- panies, and to facilita te the vital face- to-face contact between entrepre neur and in vestor. According to Gerald Sakura, Conference Director, "The unique flavor of this symposium offers opportunities to explore a van ety of financial, manufacturing and marketing arrange ments wi th international decision make rs a nd financiers." Duri ng the three-day symposium, each anendang company will present a fonnal six-minute introduction of its products and business plans. Mitsubishi sales up 20 percent Matsu~otorSales of America Inc. reported reco rd sales of 6,334 new cars a nd trucks in October 1984, a 20-perccnt increase' over unit' sales in Septem ber, the previous record month. rn setting its sales record, MMSA again led all Japanese imponers in average sales per dealer. Fo r the second straight month, authorized Mitsubishi Motors Dealers were first in cars, first in trucks and first in total vehicles sold. October saw 4, 179 new cars sold, a 31 percent increase over car sales in October 1983. Truck sales were 2, I SS, 130 percent above the October 1983 results. The total of 6,334 vehicles sold reprcscnu a 54 percent increase compared with October 1983. MMSA's distribution network in· el udes 81 car and truck dea le rs nnd seven recently established true.le-only dealers, located throuaho ut the Un it· ed talCS Addres,S _ Phone 71 4) ---------'-°'" FOf oddlrtonol lnf0tm0tlon. coll SCOTT. BANKHEAD 6 CO. (714') 9)~J7~~ MMSA introduced its fi r t product line -lhe first vehicles to be marketed an the U.S. under the . Mitsubishi brand name-in Septem- ber 1982 NEWS from all over California is rounded up each day In the Dll.IJ ~illd Alex Fooda namea a new ad .,ency. Alex Foods. Inc., has1ppo1nttd Basso cl Aasoeiatts lnc. to manqc its P1nata naclt foodJ d1 v1s1on advcrtit· ina and public relatio ns account, aoc.ord1n,1 lO Terry Morale , market· ina manaaer for Alex F~s. ' rq.aste red all tb:S actm ty. Arbitrarily callin1 the dollar of March 1973 a full dollar, thal is a I 00 percent dollar. the following record ensued. Heller, who wu President Ken· nody's chief econo mic adviser, re· minds us: r.aut there will be a day of reckoning." ' I In December l979 a n anemic dollar had a trad ing P9Wer in relation to 10 trading currencies of just 8S.82, or less than 86 cents. Two year lattr it had not only recovered but had excccdcd the base period with a value of 104.69. Advertising, interior design firms launch ajoint effort The bi& rise was yet to come. By Late in 1982 the index was up to ll 7.36, and then it took off, reaching 131.68 m the final month of 1983. The rise has continued this year, and recently read 141.47. An advertising and intbior design business will b(:nefit each other as a rMult of an agreement reached this month between Estey-Hoover, Inc. and Cal Maraulics & Associates, accordina to Daniel W. H oover, president of Estey- Hoover. · . · All that brings up the point that bas been stressed throughout the rise: Someb.ow, sometime the dollar is likely to fall, if only because all things t o do with economies seem to have a cyclical nature. Econom ist Walter Heller puts it this way: .. At some point in the not- too-distant future the worm will tum." Others with a touch of grim 'humor say the coin will flip or that the golden dollar might fall like lead. .. We have agreed to join efforts in developing specialized services primarily for the real estate tndustry," explains Hoove~. "Ocv~lopers and builders need ~th advertising and m~el comp!~~ .design services. T~ars where we can 1n,J.Cgratc our total creative capab1ht1e.s for a more.undied •pproach to tJle total marketing of a .bousing project. As an examp!e,. ~Jes offices require space planning for ~raffic flows. topo tables, aud10\t1sual presentations and paphics displays. all of which are part and parcc} to both areas o f our spcciahzed expertise. The result will be a natural cooperative effort between an ad agency and interior design firm," adds Hoover. The most common reason for saying so is that American interest rates aren·t as att11active as they used to be, or that the American ecQnomy will soon enter a cyclical change toward recession or 1hat inflation might ensue. Sophia Computer Systems 'opens new office~in Irvine Nobody knows. That much has been demonstrated in fi vc years of big losses by those who thought the dollar would weaken, 1he latest being a feckless Japanese trader who cost his bank nearly $50 million. Sophia Computer Systems. Inc., a recently established U.S. corporation whose parent firm is based in Japan, has opened its western regional sales office in The Irvine Company's Executive Park office complex m Irvine. The finn, which ~ manufactures peripheral equipment that enhances the power of Intel personal com- puters, is headquartered in Santa O ata. Founded in Japan about nine years ago, Sophia Computer has ex- penenced significant growth in the U.S. and j ust opened a new facility in Teaneck, N.J. ORANGE COAST STOCKS Here are the atock mar.ket activities of publlcly traded Orange County flrma for the week ended Friday, June 1. Data provtdedby Newport Securltlea Corp. ...-~-·-----............ i··-·-; ........... i .............................. .. ,--····;afd-"il!d """'"""""""""" j ···, ·•·• •••••;·•• • ••• I 1Jf" • K&lOQO••Tl•5 LOCI TIOI flOOUtT$ ••O U IT , ..... ,,,.. , "' ''" .nu 110 ...... 01 tH T t•C· l lr C•llfor. lCl L Alp~• ~l~ro &L~J • •••r. P•o•. l lt • •••r. 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