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Disneyland has big plans
for Its.30th birthday, In-
cluding a nightclub, new
robots, and lots and lots
of prizes./ A2
Two ski-masked gunmen
rob a Laguna Niguel ser-
vice station of more than
$100./A2
California
Friends recall Peter Law-
f ord asa funny, talented
actor./A3
Nation
Nonsmokers In good
health can get a 50%
break on their health
In surance./ A 11
Find out how closely you
followed the news this
year by taking a news
trivia test ./ A4
Young pranksters who
stole Christmas orna-
ments from several
dozen homes return the
goods after being told
they're ruining a young
girl's holiday./ A3
World
West German model train
builders are facing lean
tlmes./A8
Whtie South Africa's
apartheid policy Is being
protested In this country,
a black civil rights leader
begins his third decade In
prison.IA&
Thousands of Italians
protest bombing of train
In tunnel that kllled at
least 15 persons and ln·-
jured 100 others./ A3
Mlnd&Body
State-of-the-art gym
equipment Is part of the
fare at the Rehabilitation
and Conditioning Center
of Santa Ana./83
Not all Santas are fat and
wear red sults./83
Sports
The New York Giants
repaid one debt when
they beat the Rams Sun-
day -now they want to
repay another to the
49ers./81
Area high school and
community college
coaches will have a nice
Christmas judging by
Santa's llst./81
Who is the No. 1 high
school scorer among
area bastsetball players?
It's no real surprise./82
Huntington Beach High
saw a big halftime lead
evaporate In losing to
Blair In non-league
basketball actlon./82
Entertainment
The star of·' A Passage to
India" wasn't too thrilled
with the book as a stu-
dent, but he's changed
his mind.JBS
MTV is getting set to offer
music video for
grownups.Jae
INDEX
Erma Bombeck
8'~-, Ctassf
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Mind & Bdy
Horoecope
Ann Landers
Paparazzi
Public Notices
Sport a
Tetevtlfon
Theatere
WMther
,
I
85
810
88,9
810
89
87
83-~
88
EM
83 87 81-2
88
85-8
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O~·A N C.f:. COUNTY C A L t r OR NIA 25 C ENT S
E•en Santa neecla an occulonal break
from the ltlda. Dbte Hibbard and baaband
DllllJ .... ,..__,~K......,
Preeton play the Ho Ho pair every
Cb.rUtmu.
Talk about a real
Santa riieet
Preston Hibbard
You'd better watch out. you'd
better not cry. better not pout. I'm
telling you why: Preston Hibbard 1s
coming to town.
Preston who? OK. so Prc5ton Hibbard isn't a
ho usehold name. But take a good
look at him ... the red cheeks, the
twinkJin$ eyes, the full beard1 the
white h11r that appears to be shdina
off his balding head like snowdrin s.
Hey, I bet this guy would make a
great Santa Claus!
Believe me. he's already been told
that -hundreds of time .
But it wasn't until IOyears ago that
the 58-ycar-old Hibbard pulled on the
white-trimmed red suit, the black
boots and the silver-buckled belt and
became jolly ol' St. Nick. •
But the additfon of the costume
wasn't any major transformation. It
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
T H£ LIGHTER SIDE
was like Jo hn Wayne wcaringcowbo>
duds, or Hugh Hefner in black sill
paJ8mas -ccrtajn outfits are some-
how appropnate for some men
And for Hibbard, the Santa Claus
identity as one that lits him com·
fortably. "Everyone tells me that I
look more lake Santa Clau than
3nyo ne they've ev('r met." he says.
Thi hohday season. Hibbard wa
(Pleue •SANTA/ A2)
Christ's birth
a celebration
around world
From the Vatican-
toTndia, millions
hail holy holiday
The Au oclalecl Press
From biltcrly cold Peking. where
thousands gathered for midnight
Mass, to Bethlehem. where Israel's
Jewish prime minister made an
unprecedented YuJeume y1s11. people
joined worldwide o n Chnstmas Eve
to cclebralc the birth of C'hnst.
In Jndfa. Chn stmas cakes were
imprinted with pohtJcal symbols as
Indians voted fora new Parliament in
the world's la rgest electaon.
In famaoe-stricken Eth1op1a. word
spread that Nobel Peace Pnze wanner
Mother T eresa of Calcutta would
arrive on Chn stmas Day and would
tour relief camps for two weeks.
P-ope John Paul 11, spmtual leader ..
of the world's Roman Catholi~
vts1led ho pnal pauents io Rome
before cclebrauna rrudm&bt Mus. At
the Vatacan, he told fello w Poles be
was conc:emed by the 04atbeisic pre>
gram" of the government in their
native land. . •
Thous.ands of p1lgnms and tourists
packed St. Peter's Basilica for mad.-
night Ma s, which was televised an 36
countncs. In hts ho mal)'. Jobn Paul
hailed the birth o f Jesus aod Jesus'
··message of hope" to a world the
pontJff said was troubled by atheistic
trends and faced with a ·;permanent
nuclear threat." He also lam ented
.. the scourge of famaoe which lS
tragically affitcting ccrtatn regions of
the world."
A.Jo ng lhe southern ed~ or the
Dcmalnanzed Zone d1 vtdin.i; the
Korean peninsula into Commumst
nonh and cap1tahst, pro-West south,
C'hnstmas hghlS provided by re-
ligious group$ twtnkJed on evcrgrccn
(Plea.e Me CRJU8TllA8/ A2)
Hfs plan balloons
into a real winner
Festival ofLtghts
victor was told
it couldn't be don e
By PHIL SNE rDERMAN
Of tM DeltJ Not IMlft
Bobb~ Cornelius' mamage be·
tween air and sea vessels almost failed
to matcnahzc ...
A few weeks ago. Cornelius bepn
contacting hot air balloonists. asking
if they could attach aen al crafts to has
yacht for display in the 65th annual
Newport Harbor Fesuval of Lights
Boat Parade.
The first people Cornelius reached
said it couldn'l be done -the
balloons would ult at a ha7.ardous
angle or simply blow away. Finally.
bafloon1sts Dave and Kim L:rnch and
Buzzy Geist said the feat could be
done 1f Conehus built a special
platform atop has boat
Last week. ( ornehus· 9<)-foot sport
fishing boat. pant ol Ad,enture.
adorned .... uh Chnstmas hghts and
three colorful balloons. was a fa, onte
among parade viewer<;
And on Monday he learned his
boat-balloon comb1na11on had won
the Newport procession's top a .... ard.
the weepstakes Troph}
"I got the idea when I was in Palm
Desert at a balloon fesu .. a1:· Cor·
nelius·saad ... I thought that 1f I could
connect hot air balloon to a boat. I'd
blow everybod}' away "
Ult1matel). he was able to secure
one large balloon carrying Santa and
two smaller balloons· to h1~ \acht
Com eh us s~ud the balloon~ · were
actually infla ted w11h a cool-air
process. but the effect ""as <.tunning
nonetheless.
"The ptoplc on the tx-ach ""ent
absolulely crazy," he said. "Even the
other boats were lool m1t at uc. It ""a'
a real spectacle to have those balloons
up there.··
Comehus 1s a Hunungton Harbour
resident who owns Pacifica
Propenaes. a development company
1n Los Angeles.
Winnmg boat parade lroph1cs as
becoming a habit for him. This 1s the
third consccu11ve year he's taken the
top Newport pn ze. And earlier this
monlh. Cornehus· other \achL the
Vamanos. won ham the S~ccpstakC$
award in the Hunungton Harbor
Cruise of Lights boat compet1tJoo.
The Hunungton res1d~l said he
bought the Spant of Adventu~ in
Hawa11 JUSt a month ago and that
entcnng this year's Newport para.ck
was a last-minule decaaon. He used a
formal crew o f six but took about 35
fnends aJon~ 10 help spread the
hohday mcmmenL
.Jtnd hoY. will Cornelius top tb1s
"ears entf) neltt Chnstmas?
··1 ma\ JUSt go to Tah111 neltt year:·
he said
The lllK4 "Je .... pon boat parade.
\pons<1rcd b) the Commodores Club
DI\ ISIOn of the '-ewpon Harbor Area
(. ham~r of( ommerce attracted 161
entrants Following 1s a list of the
troph) wmncrs·
TOP AWARD
Swttpstakes Trophy -pant of
.\dventure. Bobby . Com ehus of
Huntington Beach.
Grand Prize -Prowler 76. John c. rean of Corona del Mar.
Commodore's Cap -Sea Whisper.
l:Xnnis Grose of El Toro.
Jadge's Special -FehC1dad. Rich-
ard Hausman oflrvane
LIVE ANJMA TION AW ARDS
Spec tator's Clloice -Holo Holo.
C'harle'i W icket of Balboa Island
Lask Award -Dawdler ~
bplorer. Troop from Los .\ngcles
.\rea.
M E CHA NICAL ANIMAT ION
AWARDS (PJea.e eee BALLOOJIC/A2}
Robbers drop in
on NB merchant
.\n elaborate robtlt'n wa) toalea
"1onda) when a Newport Beach
1cwelry store o.,.. ner aCtl\.atcd a <i1lcnt
alarm, scanng a"'a) the two ska·
masked bandus .,...ho had broken into
the busmess b} cutting a hole through
the roof.
Nobody wa hurt and nothing was
reported ·stokn from Moboco Jew·
elry. 200 Newport Cen1er DnH. after
the attempted heist around Q· '0 a.m
Lt Mike Blitch s.n1d the scheme
could poss1bl) haH bttn the .,...ork ot
some professionals
·• .\ t this potnt. 11 looks hkc It wu a
fairly well thought-out JOb." ~ad
Blitch
The men apparcntl\. ~t up the
robben .it an otlke parl near the
Fashion l<iland shopping center, by
cutting an cnt~ hole tn the roof while
the s1ore was clo'iCd over th(' week-
end. he n:poncd
The~ Jumped down mto the store
when manager "1ark Tl)to. 30, and
emplo)tt Janie H ill. :!J. am vcd
Monda~ t)tng Hill up .,...1th 50me
adheSl\.C tape
However. the men. armed w11h an
automatic handgun and a small
rcvoher. "'ere unable to stop Toto
from pressing a silent alarm The
assaalant'i e aped through the bacl
door
Her goal: Peace by neKtChristmas
( By JEFF ADLER ex 1stencc and COOptrat1on as well a °' .... ...,........ leners from Costa MC$3 students 1n
Costa Mesa woman tf pac:lltd.,... search ofSq"iel pen'*5, 1 and ready to embark on a ptrsonal "I made a personal promise 21/1
peace mission to the Sovicf Union years ago to have peace on the planet
this week. and I made C hristmas 1984 mt coal."
Betty Petroff, • librarian at Costa e~ined ~troff of her m1 ion "I
Meta's Pautarino Elementary School, thlnk we tla"e 1hends owr t~tt
said lk leaves thtP'leay afttr amona the people and the *°"~m
Christmas for a l $-day v11it to ttlc ment who want peace.''
Soviet Union armed with lbe per. htrofr id he will JOtn t \ tctn·
tonal peace me:MIFI of auadent ..,-1nd IO Miu tu from vanous
from both the Paularino and CaJj. o ties on the trip pontortd by Youth
fomaa elemeniary IChoOI ror a Positive Future. a sroup dcdi-
BCsidri-pcaco petitto n btarina catcd to ... orld ~ace. The oraan•i
t,000 names, ~troff will c:kHver t1on was. founckd by a 14-year-old
about 80 student peinttnp dt'ptcuna tone Clt), Iowa yowlh, ~min
ptace themes of 'U . \'ICt oo-Richard sh c\pla1n~.
Amona the SO to 60 le ttcn she wtll
be carry1na.. 1 one from a Co ta Mc
fourth-aradcr 1n ¥artW!J iet
pet1pal ··\ thtnk ~ S"fi'Ould ha"c
pta ," the lcttct, crom pan1cd b) a
color picture of the youna 5tu<knt.
simply 5t.atcs.
The pa1nh n are to be prt~nt~ to ·a ch1ld n:n·s an mu um In Lrnm ara<S. Petroff id.
he added the trip. which 1s to
include mttunp with .. top-le'--tl ..
Sovttt official " ro be vu.koc.aped
for an eventual documentuy.
"My ptoonal I 1 to have peace
by nut Chn tma •• s.ud P(lroff. who
adnllts her 1deahsm leave" her 'uJ-
nerable to chaf'&C'S that he as no1vc
.. Whatever they want tn call me. the
can call me .. '
Petroff u1d her pt'alt' ma ion 1
not the first he has undertaken. ln
1977, she ad 'ihe "I 1tcd Chan
b efore the . est abli s hed
diplomatic relation and found tbc
Cluncst pc'l.1pl(' wen' not the "sn('ah.
mahcmu .. pcopk mo t '\mcn can
cnva•uoneod
"I C\Jl('('t to doAhe me thing wath
the "4.l' 1ct t1'ribn ea\C neptt"c
lcthn <.and ~hC\l oul \ht' m1~nccp
t1on' 'he e\pla1nt"J
I .\
L __
A winning team
LA Rama linebacker Jlm Youngblood
tea.med up with Santa Claua at eoac
Memorial H09pltal ln Newport Beach thla
week, hancUna out autographed coplee of
the Rama' 1984 yearbook and candy caaee
to youn&8ter. Three-year-old Mattbew
Venuto of Newport Beach la .Uited by tbe
dynamic duo.
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CHRISTMAS AROUND THE GLOBE ..•
Prom Al
trees. some!' 40 leet tJll
.\nd 10 obscnc the ( hmtmas
_nolida}. pickets in Bntain·s coal
BALLOON ...
From Al
kipper's Cup -\.lot1un (,ranted
Bill L>rummond uf "'ev.port Bea1..h.
Newport Beach Award - ( um·
puls1on . Ralph Rodhc1m Nc"'r>O"
Beach
~CREATIVE THEME AWARD
Tbeme Award -T u1lee. L Cl'
')trockland of In inc
Chamber of Commerce Award -
Ms. June. June Myer .. Homnghauo,cn
of Newpon Beach
BEST SOUND A WARDS
President's Cup -The Legend
Phil Hulten of Garden (,ro,e
Mayor's Award -Tub r m. Jaml'"
'-Brownell of Costa Mesa. · ·
sinke left their posts for the first time
\mce the walkout began 1n March.
In El ~lvador. a three-day
<.. hnstmas truce declared b} the
r_ebels apparently was holding on its
hrst da), v.1th only one minor
'>~irm1sh reponed between guemllas
and go' emment troops ..
But a weekend Ctmstmas frur in
Thailand t'nded an traged>, with three
students and a police officer killed
and I I people wounded. when a
'\tudent tampered with a grenade on
display. police said.
In Bethlehem. the b1nhplace of
Jesus. Israeli soldier; stood guard on
lrom rooftops overlooking Manger
<)quarc ou t(l1de the Church of the
"'iatl\ll\ Bethlehem 1\ on the Jordan
R1 ... er\. West Bank. which Israel
rnptured in the 1967 war
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon
Peres. a Jey, v.cnt tu Bethlehem on
( hn!>tma' h c. saying he brought "a
ht-1ntcrna11onal calls placed to and
frum thl· l n1tcd 'irate" O\.Cr the \ r & r nctv.or~
.\ I b.. I 11niual\ ~·d < hmtma<, ,.,
th~ hu'>ll'\t lJll1ng holid,1' of the \Car
"'llh \1 Ctllll'r, Da' c.lo\c behind In
I% I. l'l\.'fOrl· the d ... c\11ture AT&T
,ind the Bell compan1l·s handled
Jhout 22 X million inter'>tatc calls on
< hnstma~ tinder the cu rre nt break-
up arrangement. that would equate 10
21 .:! mllhon call!> handled b)' J.\T&T
Jnd I 6 m11l1on handkd b) local
opcra11ng u1mpan1es
Thi'> pa<ot Mothers Day. AT & l
greeting of peace from those who seek
peace." It was the first such
Christmas Eve visit by a prime
minister of the Jewish state.
Bethlehem's Christian Palestinian
mayor, Elias Freij, welcomed Peres at
a reception where a table of kosher
food was set out for Jewish guests.
Frc1J called for a new pcaoc initiative
based on the proposal of Peres' Labor
Party to return some occupied terri-
tory in exchange for a peace settle-
ment with Jordan.
In Tripoli.as Libya n guards kept
watch. four Bntons held by Libya for
the past seven months sang "O Come
All Ye Faithful" at a service con-
ducted by an envoy of the archbishop
of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Roben
Runcie. British reporters quoted Lit>-
yan leader Moammar Khadafy as
saying the four could be exchanged
for fi ve Libyans held in Britain on
bombing charges.
handled about 20 mllion interstate
calls.
fhe phone company said cus-
tomers toda) ca n take advantage of
e'cn1ng and hohda) discounts on
<.:all~ dialed directly to the United
<;rates. Pueno Rico and the Virgin
Islands.
A 60 percent discount 1s io effect
th rough 8 a.m. today. Between 8 a.m.
and 11 p.m. today, a 40 percent
discount applies. From 11 p.m. to 8
a.m Wednesday, th e 60 percent
discount again appltes.
Disco, new robots, prizes
planned for Disney's 30th
S 15 <ltlit:1al' nt1mate final 1984
ancndanu· "'11! be about 9.8 mil hon.
Construt1111n suon will begin on the
n1ghtdub rnllcd Galax> and located
near "ipatt· \fountain II will tcaturc a
disc JOCkey. hired dancers. video
screen~ and hvc rock groups.
Designers are usmg new technology
10 make the park's robot a11ract1ons
more hfehke
2 ski-masked gunmen
rob Niguel gas station
I \.\O ~oung men wearing ~k1 mask!I,
onl· armed "-Ith a handgun. hdd up a
I agunJ \i1gu<:l '>ervu:c '>tat1011 "iunday
night and l'\<:aped w11h le'>\ than S 125
in c:ash. the Orange < ount' ')henlfs
l>l·partment rerxmcd
'\o onl· v.a'> IOJurc:d 1n the 10·40 n.m holUUJ) at the l C\.tl 0 i.tallOO,
ln<:<lll'<.I al )XQ22 (1oldc:n I antcrn.
i,a1d "ihcn II'\ l t Dick Olo;on
l he 17-year-old male clerk told
deputies that two men wearing skJ
masks approached him at the cash
regi ter. One pointed a 45--cahber
\ta1nlcss steel automatic handgun at
him and demanded mone) from the
reg1o;tcr
I he two then fled on foot with the
cac;h. Olwn c;a1d
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Clouds seen through We~nesday
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exc.i>t eouthwtietwty .... than 12 knot• With smooth ...
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CM1t1Ma night with lncrl!Mtng amount• of high cloud•
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out eo mllet. mottly northw.et wind• .... than 12 knotl turning
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SANTA IN THE FLESH ••.
From Al
busy at Fashion Island in Newport
Beach, asking kids of all ages if
they've been good this year and what
they'd like to find under their
Christmas tree.
"I love it," he says. "Being Santa
Claus is the biggest thrill anyone can
ever have. lt'SJUSt wonderful."
Now not everyone would call 11
wonderful to have kids climbing on
your lap for up to 12 hours a day,
reciting their Chnstmas wish lists.
But then, Preston Hibbard is not hke
everyone else.
"You have lo have the feeling for
the children. and the emotion they
look for,'' says Hibbard. who lives not
at the North Pole, but in Orange.
"No matter how long you've been
sitting. and how man y children
you've already talked with, you have
to make the child feel at that moment
that he or sh'e is all that matters ...
Hibbard has studied Santa folklore
and is intent on passing on the legacy
to new generauons of children.
"Sure, I tell them to ~o to bed early,
to leave cookie!> and milk out for me."
he says. "I also ask them to pick up
their room and not leave things lying
around. because I might stumble on
them."
Tr> to get Santa to tell you how
hard 11 must be, how his nerves must
be franled, how self-centered the
children of the '80s are, how com-
merc1ahzed the Christmas season has
become
You won't get anywhere.
Because for Hibbard and hi s w1fe
Dixie, who is as equall y enthusiastic
as Mrs. rtaus. children and their
v1s1ts with Santa are what
Chn stmast1me 1s all about.
The two are entertainers year-
round but have a special affinity for
the holiday season.
Says Dixie Hibbard. "We try to
help the children fantasize. There are
those kids who are nght at the age
when th ey start to doubt whether
there really is a Santa Claus. You'd be
surprised how many believe for quite
a while longer after seeing (Preston)."
Five years ago. the Hibbards re-
ceived a letter from a 9-year-old boy
who dearly wished that Santa would
visit his home on Christmas Eve.
The boy's mother contacted the
couple and made arrangements for
them to drop by. After the stockings
were hung on the chimney with care.
and the boy had crawled ofT to bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus entered his room
to wake him up.
"You should have seen his face,"
Dixie said. "He was Just speechless."
The Santa Claus 1dent1ty has
provided Hibbard with countless
other heanwarming experiences.
·'There was a little boy. JUSt about
one year old, who just ran toward me.
I opened my arms and he jumped
right onto my lap:· he says. "His
mother came by shaking her head and
said . 'He has no idea who Santa Clau~
1s. He's never !teen a Santa before.'·
But be1n~ Santa alo,n provide\ a
unique insight into ""hat children
really want for Christmas
Hibbard says Cabbage Patch dolls
are still the most-requested to} -
even more than last }Car And thi s
year, not only are httlc girls asking for
the dolls. boys are too.
Dolls. board games and pets re·
mam annual la vontc!I and help
Hibbard refine his d1 plomat1c skills
"One thing you leam nght away 1s
not to promise anything," he says. "I
say I'll do my very be'lt , or I'll get what
I can."
Requests ha' e included !>uch exotic
gifts as a 9-year-old asking for a
diamond to a httle girl a\king not only
for a pony. but a mare as well.
Others grasp the sp1n t ofChnstma!>
at an early age and ask for gifts for
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"One boy asked me to bring a car
for his father. Or they'll ask me to find
a JOb for the1 r fat her."
At office Chnstmas panics or at
large panics at someone's home, the
older k1d'i - ones with kids them-
selves-sit on Santa's lap and ask for
!>pecial gifts.
"It's usually sill y. really," Hibbard
~ys "The men"' ill want a Mercedes--
Benl and the \\Omen will ask for a big
fur coat."
.. But sometimes," Dmes adds.
"they'll be 'ien ous and ask for good
health. good cheer. peace and happi·
ncss."
Despite the wishes that remain
constant from generauon to gener-
ation.Mr. and Mrs. Claus have
changed wi th the umes, Dllue Hib-
bard says. ·
"Children ask us how we amved.
We tnl them we can only ~ the
reindeer and the sleigh on Christmas
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into a co mputer al 1he North Pole that
can tell us Y..hat each and every child
wants on Chnstmas. That also
sounds reasonable to them.
But the H1 bbards say children
young and old ahke share a feeling for
Santa -the) really do want to
believe
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me I fulfilled her fa ntasy about Santa
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pictured Santa 10 ~like when she was
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What doe5 Santa do when a youn~
c h1ld accuses him of being a fake.
How does Hibbard combat the skep-
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Reagan phones Christmas
cheer to five servicemen
By llle A11oc:laled Prf!H
WASHINGTON -President Reapn telephoned five enlisted scr·
vicemen on duty at U S. outpom around the world on Monday to wish them
Mefirry Chnstma•. Phon1na from his desk in the Oval Ofice, the president spoke
to 1ve who were on on Christmas-eve or Chnstmas--morning duty in posts
strctch1n1across time and datcwnes-from a guard post on the demilHanicd
zone in Korea toa ship m the Indian Ocean to an air station in Turkey. The men ~rcscntall five branches of the U.S. armed forces, the Army, Navy, A1rFo~.
annc Corps and Coast Guard. They were selected 1n pan because "they were
a long wa y from home and family 111 this time of the year," said Marlin Fitzwater, a deputy White House pre s secretary
Mlne m Jght be p ermanently clo•ed
ORANGEVILLE. lltah-Offic1als said Monday the bod1csof27 miner
may be permanently entombed 1n the fire-gutted mane where they worked and
dted. "It's~ sensitive thing. We may very well act the bodies out. but 11 may be th~t the mi ne 1s pe~ancntly seated," said Bob Henrie. spoke man for Emery
Mining Corp .. the mine operator. "We simply won't know depending on what
happens wuh the fire." The fire, which trapped 26 men and one woman last
Wednesday and st'nt billowing smoke through the mine, conunued to rage out
of control Monday. II will be a.nother two or three days before workers again
attempt to seal the mine to t'xt1ngu1sh the names. Henrie said.
. Doctors seek s econd heart patlent
LOU~SVlLLE. Ky. -Doctori.. encouraged by the news that William J.
Chrlsbnas for Lucky
Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT !Tunday, e>ec.mt>er 25, 19M A3
Train
blast
sparks
protest
'
Dozens of groups ..
claim responsibiitty
for tunnel explosion
AN 8ENEDETTOVALD1 M·
BRO. ltaly(A P)-TensofthoUJi&DdS
of Italians staged protest matda
Monday and officials blamed ter ..
ronw. for a bombm& that kUlcd at
lca\t IS people and v.ounded about
180 aboard a train packed with < hnstma~ vacationers.
Dozens of anonymous callers
claimed rnpons1b1hty for the Sunday
night bombmg 1n the name of vanou.s
left-wing and nght-w1na llaban ter·
ronst iroups and at least one forei.an
group named "l5lam1c Gucmllas,"
officials said.
Schroeder s anilic1al hcar1 1s clear of threatening blood clots, announced
Monday they are looking for another implant pauent. .. The hean 1s actually
functioning very well ... said Dr. Wilham C. DeVnes, who implanted the
art1fic1al heart a month ago ... Wl· don't have any evidence at all that the hear1
as forming an)' clots." Meanwhile. Schroeder's wife. Margaret. told reponcrs
that this Chnstmas, "the gift of hfe 1s the best present of all. .. Mrs. Schroeder
said she was looking foward to a family gathenng, card games and the opening
of Chnstmas g1fis in Schroeder's room today.
Nasty Ling-Ling back on di•play
Preeldent and Mn. Ronald Reqan have a
new pe.t for Chrl•tma• -their dot
Lucky. Th e pre.ldent dUplaya a alft for the
puppy u Nancy Re.can hold.8 the canine ln
front of the family C hrlatmaa tree at the
White Houae.
Authonues said they don't kno..-
who was behind the. bomblJ\I,
although the six previous bombUlp
of trams 1n lhe area in the last decade
have been claimed by terrorisu. ~
of tho~ bombmgs -in 1974 -
lolled I! people po a tram m the same
1unnel whe1c Sunday's blast ~
t urred. WAS HINGTON -The National Zoo's giant female panda, Ling-Ling.
was on display as usual Monday. one day after she mauled one of her keepers.
officials said. The 245-pound panda was apparently .. Just protecting her
temtory" when she attacked keeper Edwin R. Jacobs. said zoo spokesman Dr
Robcn H~age. He said Jacobs .. aroused" the panda when he entered her cage.
thus sparking the attack ... People forget that pandas arc wild animals. They are
also naturally aggressive and temtonal. and when Mr. Jacobs entered the
enclosure. she responded to 11 as an 1ntrus1on of her space ... Hoage said.
Postal worker s wln lncreases
His miniature Bethlehem
draws the yuletide crowds
<)e, eral news organizations rc-
p<>ned receiving anonymou~ te&e·
phone calls thrcatcnm1 more bom•
1ng"' Police said they were mvesupt--
ang but no special prccauuons were
ordt'red.
The bomb went off as the north·
bound train carrymg 700 people was
about four miles inside an I l.6-m1~
tunnel on the nul line between
Florence and Bologna.
.\RL INGTON HEIGHTS. Ill WASHINGTON -A half-million Postal Service em ploycts won wage . (A P)-You may have to wait in line
and cost-of-li ving increases from ar arb1trat1on pan.el Monday, but th~ ruhng this time of year to get in lo LorenLll
that drew mixed reacti ons from bott. sides also provided for lower starting pay Mondell i's family room. where
for new post.al workers The award ended five mo~ths of impasse between the crowds throng 10 peer at a recreation
Postal Service and 11s 1wo largest unions. the Nauonal Association of Letter of the little town of Bethlehem which
Camcrs and the Amencan Postal Workers Union. The arb1trat1on afTected Mondelli has spent a half-centul)
more employees than any other in U.S. labor history. The fiv~·member panel constructing.
granted post.al workers wage mcreas~f 2. 7 percent per year for three years. The Nativity scene. which covers
plus co5t-of-hvmg raises amounting to 60 percent of 1nna11on. 224 -;quare feet and con tams more
CALIFORNIA
Driver charged in fatal crash
LO ANGELES-.\ motorist who allegedl)' caused a four~r pileup near
downtown Los Angeles that took the hves of three people a;J inJured five
others was booked for invcst1gat1on ol murder Monday. In a separate accident.
two men and two women died early Monday when their car tumbled over an
embankment after hitting the center d1v1der on the Pasadena Freewa}. Those
seven fatalittcs were among 33 C'hnstma~ holiday traffic deaths recorded 1n
C'ahforni~ from 6 p.m. Fnday through 6 a.m. Monday. the California Highwa}
Patrol said. Last year's toll dunng the same penod was 38
Clouds may mar comet vlew
LOS ANGELES -Sc1cnt1sts from Tah1t1 to New Mexico prepared
Monda> to watch a satelhtc-launrhcd artificial comet toda)'. hoping for ckar
skies to allo" a good "IC"-of the spr<.·tacle 70.160 miles aboH the Earth "We
arc a bit concerned "-Ith the weather rnnd111ons," said (1erhard Haerendel. the
West German scu:nmt coord1na11ng the pro1ect .. The Southwest l ln1tt•d
St.ates 1s CO\Cred b> r louds." wh1lh would prncn1 obsen-at1ons from
telcslopcs at J<..111 Peak National Obsen a tor~ near Tucson. •\nL . and the
White Sands Missile Range in NeY> Mexico. Haercndcl said in a telephone
interview from Kitt Peak. The man-made comet is scheduled to appear at 4.18
a.m PST Tucsda)'. created from a cloud of ban um vapor released from a West
German satellite above the Pacific Ocean off South Amenca.
Davls sees hurdle ln Heston
than 3.000 figures. attracts about
2.000 visitor!> from the Chicago area
evef) year. ~1d Mondelll 's daughter.
Mana.
"1 ondelh. a 56-}'ear-old construc-
tion worker. began working on the
scene as a l h1ld in hi s native Italy.
.\fter he mo,ed to the United States
at age 33. he mo,cd man} of the
pieces with him and continued add-
ing to the pro1cct. molding an entire
landSlape to contain the figures of the
Hol~ Fam ii) and thl· legions of other
characters and animals which popu-
late the <,cenc.
1 he <>cenc 1s 1n the basement family
room of the Mondelli home and 1s on
d1spla' from a week before C'hnstmas
to the Easter ..cason.
"l lc doe!> 11 because he hkcs 11 He
hkc'i to sec thl' people smile when
the' '>Cl' 11." s.t1d Mondell i's <>on. Joe.
I'\ Mana c\pla1nnl that homemade
Na11"1t\ scene., m Ital\ "'ere once as
popular thcn· a .. C hmtmas trees m
America. "He stancd doing 11 o'er
there and when hc came to this
count ry. he 1ust continued doing 11,"
she said. ince then. the scene has
grown much larger than the tra-
d111onal Italian Na11v1ty scene
Mana said that during the past few
} ear-. her father has spent almost
S 1.000 yearl} to acquire add111onal
p1ctes and ma1nta1n lights for thl'
scene. He has '>pent more than
SI 0.000 on the scene over the years.
For Mondelli. the NatlVlty scene
has acquired a power of its own.
Founcen years ago, when be didn't
assemble the scene because he was m
the process of moving, he became
seno~I} 111 l hen. \CHn \cars ago.
when agam he-d1dn'1 as~mbll' the
scene bccau~ he l.\a\ tra"ehng an
Italy, he bc<:ame Ill '-'Ith .,c,erc had.
trouble.
"He makl''I sure he "-Orks on IL
every year now" Joe Mondelli said
"'ews of the c~mage s~cd anatY
demonstrations 10 Milan. Rome,
Bologna. Florence and othcT c1t1e5. ln
Bologna. 40.000 people took part.
"hile 10,000 gathered 1n Rome and
some 5,000 protested 1n Florence
Young pranksters return
Christmas to small town
CLAYTON; N.J. (AP) -Yes,
Valerle, there· is a Santa Claus.
thanks to vandals who returned
outdoor Christmas lights and
ornaments after being told a 5-
year-old glrl and her friends
thought the thefts meant "Santa
wasn't coming.''
The decorations, ranging from
a few bulbs to $60 sets of lights
and tall electric candles. were
taken about two weeks ago from
the home of Valerie Wellington
and about a dozen other houses
In this small community 30 mlles
west of Atlantic City.
The season's glitter was
dimmed even more when other
residents of the Gloucester
County town took down their
displays so they wouldn't be
stolen, police said.
Valerie and her frJends ap-
parently had seen a television
program In which Santa Claus
said he would not visit unless all
the Christmas lights were turned
on, said police Chief Frank Win-
ters.
Valerie's father, Wayne, said
that after two large candles In
front of their home were stolen
she told him: ''Daddy, this really
Is a lousy Chris1mas."
"She was Jus1 sitting there and
tears were coming to her eyes
and It just ruined everything for
me," he said Sunday.
Winters said children were
convinced that "Santa was the
one taking the lights because he
was mad at them. There was no
question In their minds that
Santa wasn't coming."
Police Sgt. Gary Hansen
gathered some suspects at the
pollce station, six boys ranging In
age from 14 to 16.
He said some of the boyl crted
when they were totd lbout
Valerie and other ~ldren wtM>
thought the theft rMllnt ._.
would be no Chrtstm-.
"I let them know tNt, kw a tew
famllles, ChrlstmM would be
ruined." he Mld.
Winters al80 totd :t._ 8CttOOI
students during at um hOW
the youngsters were alfece.d.
High school Matth tw:her
Joseph Keys pl8C9d a box next to
his desk and tofd student.8 u.y
could place the stolen tt9ms
there without tear of punishment.
"I said, 'You jus1 ru ned a IOt of
people's Christmas. Think of the
consequences. Think o t
Scrooge,"' Keys sakt.
Keys said lights were put In the
box and other deconttk>na Md
lights were returned at the '*"-
station. LOS ANGELES-Republican Late Sen. Ed Da" 1s says tha11fhe rum for
the U.S. Senate against incumbent Democrat Alan Cranston. his toughest
opponent may be Charlton Heston. "How can you beat a man who goes up on
the mountain and talks to God?" Davis said. rcfemng to one of Heston ·s most
famous roles. that of Mo'ies in the movie. "The Ten Commandments." .. He's
got great name 1dent1ficat1on." the Valencia legislator said of Heston. "I think
people identify with his heroic roles. and I don't know of a bad thing he's done." Lawford: A 'gifted, funny man'
PS seeks yuletlme glfts
PALM SPRINGS -Thanks to city leaders. residents here can bu) a
variety of personalized gifts this holiday season. including street barric.adcs for
$250. potholes for $50 and a hole on a golf course for $2,500. But so far. no
onslaught of Chnsrmas shoppers has descended on Ctty HalL Mayor Frank
Bogert said the city is in "excellent" financial shapr. but even a cit) as
alamorous as Palm Spnngs can use a little extra spending money. It was ~ogen's idea to mail a I 6-page catalogue to about 2,500 re51dcnts and
merchants advert1S1ng the 11ems as a means of ramng funds.
Stolen Christmas toys replaced
FOSTER< HYr. A "tremendous outpounng" of Chns1ma~ good "'II
mean 500 need) ctialdren whose IO)S were dcstrored by vandal'i will ha'c
presents under the tree: lots of them. Vandals broke into an elementary school
Thursday and ran~cked g1fis collected by the fi re deparlment's Toys for Tots
program. Since then. the pubhc re ponsc has been overwhelming. said Fire
Capt. Dave Scardi$li. "There was a tremendous outpounng." he said ... We
have so many toys it's unimaginable. People were coming in all day. bnngmg
toys, toys. toys. toys."
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Xavier Cugat ho•pltall•ed
BARCELONA. Spain -Bandlcadcr Xavier C'ugat was an tht 1nten"l1ve
care unit ofa Barcelona hospital Monday. sufTenng from hcan and respiratory
problems, doctors said. Doctors said Cugat was admitted Sunday 1n senous
condition. Cugat. who will be MS years old Jan. I. has been hospitalized for hean
problcmuc..veral times m recent years. The panish-bom Cugat returned to
Spam in 1978 from tlre United tatc , where hchelptd poputanzcd the cha-cha
and other Latin dance rhythms m the 1950s and 1960s.
Chernenko mluea U•t1nov frmeral
MO COW -Pre idcnt Kon tantm U. Cbmlcnko was absent Monday
from the fu neral ofDcfen.c Mini ter Dmitri F. U1tinov.-4uctcd in subzero
temperatures on a bleak and snow-du•ued Red Square. There were new reports
that the 7).ycar-ald Chernenko W1' ailing. U hnov's ashes. carried into the
square in a black um borne by a gun cama'c and an cs eort of aoosc,.steppma
soldier , were placed 1n ft niche in the Kremlin wall amona those of other Soviet
poht1cians and soldiers.
Harrod• hu deal f or Amerle&0•
LONOON -Ham>dsoflondon 1s tak1n.aa full-pqc ad in The New York
Time urain Amtricans to Oy ro London for the famous retailer's annual thrce·w~k le, which 11 says will be c~pcc:iall)' attractive b«nusc of the trona
dollar. The ad will appear Sunday and the le bc11n Jan. 4, Harrods said
Monday. With the dollar reachina h1~s ap1nst the Rnt1sh pound, women'
lambswool !lwtatcrs can be picked up for the cqu1 voknt ofS20 each. Harrod
said. Men's ca hmere coats, which each co t $500 and up 1n tht' Untttd tatc
can be bought for SI SO. 11 'n1d.
'
Britis h actor wa s in
limeligh t In pictu res
a s well as.politics
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bnush-
born actor Peter Lawford. a former
Kennedy family in-law and star of
tclc' 1sion's .. The Thin Man" who
-;prctallzed 1n depicting dashing men-
ahout-town. died of a hcar1 a11ack
\'1onda~. fi"c da~r, a Iler lapsing into a
coma He "a'i 61
l awford wa<; the C\·husband o(
Patricia Kennedy Lawford. sister of
the late President John F Kenned).
He also "'as known for years as a fun-
lo\ 1ng member ·Of the Holl)'wood
.. Ratp:ick" that included Frank m-
atra, Dean Martin. Sammy Davis Jr.
and Joe) Bishop.
Wisc ~•d Lawford. who had been
hospitalized Dec. 16, died as "a result
of complications from previous 111-
nes~s ... the nature of which weren't
d1'i<'loscd at 'he reque t of his founh
wife. al o named Patnc1a .
Published reports said Lawford
had been sufTenng from liver prob-
lems. Earher this )'ear he was treated
at 1he Betty Ford Center in Rancho
Mirage. for drug and akohol ahuS<'
"I've lost a good fnend and n
colleaauc for man> ~ears." Manin
satd rn a-statement issued through
agent Mort Vinero.
'Tm d~ply saddened." ~1d 1n
atra 1n a statement l'i'iUOO b)' h1~
public rclatJon firm
"ihe death of Peter Lawford 1 a
spec1nl loss to all of us in t~ Kenned)
family, and rn)' hcan aocs out to his
children. Chnstopher. S)dncy. V1c-
tona, and Robin," n. Edward M.
Kenned). D-Ma .. said in a 'itatc-
mcnt.
"We ta let comfort from the fed that
w~ ~now he will also be m155CJ by all
of the people who cnJoycd his man>
role •n film and on television. He
wa, dcdic.uro and crattvc actor as
M-11 a a lovtna f11hcr and loyar fnena
to all Of U~, CSl)«lally In the Challen&·
Ing days of the New Front1t'T," a
rtfcrcncc to the ~t'nncd)' pre ukncy
Ph)'lh Kirk lawfonJ'' CM\lr in
"The Thin Man" 1n the late IQ
lallcd him "a unique gracelull~. Sydne~. ::!!\ \ 1ltona. ~ti anJ R11hin.
gifted. 1111cll1gcn1 and h1lanou')I\ ~3
funn} person I'm going to m1r,., him There \\J~ n\1 1mrnl·d1Jll' Jn
ver. much. We have been buddies nouncement ol tum·ral plan' \\ 1~
through a lot of thing~ m hoth our !>31d
II\ cs. l was \oCf)' fond ol him " La" ford a tall dark ha1rnl Jct<1r
Lawi'Ord tr.id made le" acting -"·as -a bobh\o'iO,cf'i· idol in ttil" t-'41~
appearances 1n the pa~t dl'cadc hut he and a supponing actor 1n tht• 1 'I'll>-.
was playing a talent agent 1n thd as. before gaining added I amt• 1n l ht
TV movie "Malice in \\ onderland" I %0!. as th\' t'lrothcr-1n la" ol tlw lall'
when he fell ill AnotherJllllr"J"lJ\I Prc\ldcnl l\.t·nnt•lh
1n the pan and th~ mo' ll . '-'h1d1 \IJ" 111\ mani.ittl· to Patr11.1.1 "-.ruw.h
Elizabeth Ta) tor and ll'll' nt rl\ al c,>ndcd 1n di\ orl-t' in I 4t10 on 1}1 rn111'1'
gcw;1pcolumn1~ts HeddJ 1 tnrrt·r .ind nt mrntal 1. rm· It' thfl'l ,, .H' .1lh·1 lh<
Louella Par'ions, \\Ill Ix oro.1..llJ\l rrl'\1den1 ',j\\j"IOJlllll Hut .1t11111~
next )'car. l\.enned} ·, t<•rm in tht: \\ h11c I h1u\t'.
laM week. Lawford \\.3\ '1\1tt•d b\ thl' Lawford\ "l'rt• lanllli.u I.Ill'' on
ht!> four children from h1'i mamagt' to lhl' Washington '\l><.. 1al "-t'Ol'
Patricia Kenned~: < n'>topher. ~4 Ho"'e' er La" ford m1,re at hlimc
"llh the Holl'"ood elite said he
.ith:n felt ltkt• .. the bit pla~r m th'°
t'lal -.p-ound at l\.enned\ fam1I~
IUOl llllO\
'I ha\C karned 10 pla\ m}' role as
11 t• 11llbt-a1 brothcr-in-lav.." he once
...ud
It "a' \Jld al the llml' that ne1tht'r
tam1h J.ppHncd llf the mamagc
I ·'" 1 1rd "a' Pro1e .. 1ant and PatnCla
',1, < .uh '"1. I·'" 1.ud ,,11d th\' l\.C'nnt'd\ 3\\<>C1a-
t1•'"' h.1d h11k l'llc1. 1 on h1'i l'art•cr
H1. n~ r l.lll'd Ii 1 t ht• pn.·,1dent ol
lhl I n11 • .i \tJll'' " d 't'f'\ grc<At
hnn11r h1. \J1d "Hui 11 " nut anJ
n1. 'l'' "111 Ix .1 rart'<.·r ~oho<h
\.\11uld Ix· 1n'-lnc cnough to athcrt1~
'\t.1111ng J t-1\. 'brottrer-1n-lav. ..
Petu Lawford, left. po9a wttb 'Ocea.M
&leftll' co-etan. from left. Dean Martin.
Sammy O.Yl8 Jr .• and hank
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Parents urged to talk to teens·about booze abuse
beau a~ that umc people ha,·e a made a po1n1 of dt u ana ~ u of lttn n n\a) ~ ti) forai:t thcm. nde 1f the pcr .. on dnvtn& ha had'
bnihttncd ••~ncu about akobol. akOhol v.ath has 12-)C'af-Old "10n. Pand~ts mt' J that pa.rent much to dnnk "
He d 50 mcmbtn of Conpns .. 1 ht 1 sue I) ho• do -c mates~ a \bould not .,,, until child t> 17· he added that 11 ts pan1cuJarll'
ba'c ~pcod pubhc ~"'~ tclc,iSton child "•ll lt'llm to male a dcri on '~d or ~ls a dn,crs· pcmm 10 important for paren" who don t
ads Ul'IJn& parcntHo discu ak'Ohol "hen he ts &duh on dnn.kina 10 bnni up the u\C ol drinl1naand that a dnnk alcohol to cxpl:un their re sons
•1th tbctr ch1ldttn and that 50 more mo<kDtton •• casu.U "& carclur" as tttn-aier'! arc to their ch1ldn:n so they understa nd
ooopns1ona.I members have Stcncd The sun C\ ol 700 parents and JI S walti.101 out the Joor at m&ht d~n·t what mot1,ate\ their parent\• behav-
up fOf ~ proJ«t tttn-agt"n. conducted last~ ptcmbef consmute a d1 us ion. ior Mtlgram \aid
In a t\plcal ad. Rep. Barbara b} theGallupOrpnaz.auon lnc .. sa1d '"The c-arher and more frcqucolJ) \t 1~ul 1. ·o.'1d .. a.sled parents to 81 pt1'ttnt of the p:ircnu rcportc<l we dtscu these issue\. the better:· · Youn& people with no c.xpcnen<:(
v.ntc to her &.tu more offitt for a frtt d1 ~ussina alcohol "1th their (htldtto said M1lgram ··Discus ion lime v.llh altohol thank that when lhex
cop) of a pampbkt called ··l..cl's Talk in the l:lst ~car and 64 pcrttnt of their should be open and relucd. not a dnnk. they have to get tntoiucated,'
about Ori"ong. a Guide for famtl· chlldttn reported ~uth d1scu 1oos. lttture. \\c ho uld help children she said. '"Their parents reasons for ~.. The suf\e\ concluded th.at parents de,elop refu~I sl1lls. m101m1ze ns~s not dnnkang. such as being the child
-Al ohsbcretos~)."wd Rep. ma)O\Crstatecon\ersat1onst.beyha.d and help them choo~ acttptable of an alcoholtc. we re never made
Robttt lauui. 0-C.abl. •ho bas v.ith their l·h1ldi'c'n ahmn alcohol and :iltem:ittv('<; 1:ke l-alhng home for a their~··
flow about some newsmakertrivia?
BJ 1'k .UMC'.iated Ptta
Thu )car .. s n~-s is next )ear's
tn' &a.. What do) ou remember about
the newsmll.trs ofl 984., (Ans• en at
lhebouom)
WHOSAJDl'r
I "Hcv.on't.tell)ou.ljustdJd "'
.2. "W.e bcgm bombing in fh e
minutes.··
3. -1f )·ou·,ee,cn bttn mamcd to
ltahan men. )OU k.no" v.h.at it's hle ..
4. "Where's the bttf'r'
5 "'Shc'saS4 m1U1on-l can·t\3\
11but1t rh) mes v.tth nch ..
6. 'Td IJlcea c.an ofbccr ··
7 "NolhmJ-bu.rger ...
8 "lt'sobv1ousl) m) own fault. but
I trusted the photographer.··
9. "Just take wha t I said. take 11
ltteraJly, figuratJvely, anywhere else.
Put 1tdown. Marlc itdown. Good. \OI..
got ll Elevate iL Elevate 1L Elevat~
·TaA YR AGllKY
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o ut of the"•> "
WHO DID ITT
11 uch-cdt'd Vaness.a\\ ti hams
tor a bnet rt1gn as Miss .\mt'nca'!
12 11heS(.·u nngrcc-ord an pro
basketball" nh his 31 421 st point.,
13 \\on a Puhuer Pnzc for a no' cl
set 1n .\lllan' '\ ) .,
14 ~amcabcst-sclhngauthorat
age sir•
15 \\a\ the first CXmouat to drop
out of the pres1dent1al race·1
I 6 Became the first s1t11ng ( ab1nl't
officer tu be 1 nd1c tcd"
t 7. Became the first sming federal
Judge to belOn' u;.ted ofa felon}?
18. \\on the Nobel Peact Pnzc'>
19. \\as the first Amencan man tu
win a gold medal 1n downhill skung''
20. \\as the nauon'snchest per-
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY, INC.
fer lht ant Of Tu llfr
lt22 HM80a Bl.YO COSTA MESA -~I 1:~
son·•
::!l \sl..cd<1an Hantodoh1s
Kenned' 1mn.auon on national T\''1
2::! \1ade a rocl ' 1dt'o "1th Pia
LJiJora"
:!3 l he kc~ note speaker at the
Republican nauonalcun\ t'nllon' ~4 One ol the former Rae he I ors 111
he gut mamed
25 Be\.ame the tirst temalc tnplc
gold medal" inner in tralk and lteld
since \\ alma Rudolph 10 1962''
26 Closed on Broad" a' and open-
ed on the comic page<,''
WHOWAS lT?
::!7 Lt Robcn (1oo<lman''
:!8 Karel Soucef.."
:!9 Kathf) n ·u111' an"
30 Miss Bat..er'1
31. Elizabeth Bou' 1er'1
32 Michael Wml..ov.sk1"!
33 Gar) Hanpenu.··1
34 L maru D1klo"
35 \'elma Bar1icld''
36 Lee M Thoma'>''
J7 C,abnela .\nJer~n-\chae.,,'
38 ~1ancarn Pu1la '
39 Henf) Charle\ .\lbcn Da' 1d
WHAT OOTHESE HA\ E lr'\
COM MO~?
40 ~uph1a l oren (1lona ')te1nem
Sharie\ \1aclaanc alld Bng11te Bardo!'
4 1 ~1 tnncsota and the D1 stnc t nl
Columbia'>
42 Victor Luna and r~nn1s \te1n
43 L11a \lanndhand \laf) T>lcr
Moore
44 Oleg Ba to' '\, 1f..n l:u R' 1hkm
and 5, etlana \llilu\e' a
45 < hina and R<iman1a.
14 Helen Hoover Santmyer.
author uf ... And Ladies of the C. lub'"
I 5 ~n Alan ( ran!>ton D.Cahf .
the da~ alter the New Hampshire
pnman
I fl \Ccretar> ofLahor Raymond
l>onCI\ an
17 Judge Han)< la1borneof
'\c' ada I H B1">hop Dc:smoni.1 Tutu ofSouth
\Inca
I lJ Bill\ Johnson.
20 011 heir Gordon Gl'll>
21 Roger Muddol N B(
22 Jerma1neJatkson
2' KathenneDavalosOnega .the
trea">urcrofthc Un11ed ~tales.
24 Joe Namath.
25 Valene Brisco-Hooks.
26. < ·anoonist Garry Trudeau and
the Doonesbury crew.
27 The captured Navy pilot freed
from~} na by Rev. Jesse Jackson
28 A. 17->ear-o ld Canadian who
\\Cnt over N 1agara Falls 10 a barrel.
29 The first American woman to
v.alk an space
'IJ A.menca'<, first monkey in
c,pace "ho died 1n November. 'I .\ quadraplcg1c " ho unsuc-
lC\'>IUll} sought to have a California
hc1,p11al a\s1st her in comm1t110g
\U1ude
12 \\ annerofS40 million tn the
llhnoas lullcf) the largest prize to
datl' in L ~ lotteries
'3 ~n Gal) Hart's name before
he lcgall> changed 11
1fle'u e----~ ...... ~ ANSWERS:
I \\alta\.fondak '<l~m111hathl'
v.uuld raise ta\e'>
~ Ronald Reagan
'4 \former 1" 1genan government
olliual who was d1SCO\ered an Jul> m
a trate bc1n$1aken aboard an airplane
an L undon. 10 an apparent kidnap
attcmnt
35 Thclirstwuman tobecxec uted
an the United States since 1962
36 Appointed to succeed W1l11am
Ruckelshaus asadmm1strator of the
F.n' iron mental Protecuon Agency. 7h "1t~~~ 1fltd 7
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On our European leather • our imported lac_quers
•our country oak and custom upholstery. Generous
savings on selected floor samples as well.
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(714) 540-3345
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MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9
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(714) 511 -3570
Design Services A val/able
3 Geraldine f l.·naro
4 Clara Peller. adopted h~ \\-alter
\lundalc in thl' pnma" t:ampa1gn.
5 Barbara Bushde'>l:nb1ng
C1crah.l1nc F erraru
ti \\ 1ll1am J ~hrcx·der alter ll'"af..-
1ng I rum '>urger~ tu 1mpl.111t an
ar11ti u al heart
~ I ormcr l P.\ d11l'I \nnc Burlord
tall-ingahoul an ad' 1\on lOmm1ttel·
tu " Im h <,he v.asappu1ntcd
X Vane ... .,a \\ 1ll1am .... after pubh-
l.ation ol nmk rhotograrh'> ol her
9 \ 1t c Prc\1<knt (1eorge Bu'ih.
angnl~ In 1unng rcrorte~ "ho que'>-
t1oned h1\d1flerente\" 1th Prcsatknt
Reagan on ahon1on
111 <rm R 1d1;ird I amrn o l ( olo·
rado
11 ">u1rttl'I hark -. \.11\\ "e''
Jcr<.C\
12 -1\..trn·m \odul-Jahh.11
1 ' \\ alla:im Kcnm·d"
H \n nhaustcd Swiss runner who
staggered around the track to finash
1ht·Ol}mp1c marathon.
'\1! Won the "omen's 3.000-meter
<>I~ mp1t rac.:c in" h1ch Mal'} Decker
and 7 ola Budd collided
19 f ull name of Prance( harlcsand
Pnnn''>S Diana's ne" bab).
40 l he' celehratcd their .50th
b1nhda"s·
41 l fic, 'oted for \\ alter \1on·
dale ·
42 Koth "ere engaged lo Elizabeth
1 a' lor ~' fhc' checked an al Bett ' Ford'\
tllllll lorJnnl.tng rrohlems
.i.i \o, 1c1 deice.: I or<•" ho returned
tu \.ln\l ll\\ thl'> \l'ar
-l 5 < om ieuni\lu1untnc'l"hic:h
c.l1d n11t hu~lott lhl· ~ummcr 01~ m-
P"'
Christmas snake
a no show so far
\\ \ HR'.'ll I l Ma1nt• (\Pl -\
boa constnuor th.11 tailed tu arpcar at
the holada\ dinner-dame at ( ultn
<. ollcge"• iicld hou\c rnuld nm~
another appo1111mt•n1 toda\
1 he clUSI\ c ... nakt• \\a\ \UJl[Xl\ed w
be a< hnstma\ pn.~'>ent
1 he equipment manager at the
field house. l)a, 1d ( a1m1c. nought
the serpent Dec 13 and was kccpini 11
at the building so he could \llrpnsc has
daughter "11h a ne\li pct o n< ·hnstmas
Day.
No.,... the hc<,t guci:;s 1'1 that the 6-
mon•h-old 1q>111l. 1s h1d1ng some·
\\hl·rc in the hu1ldmg·s pipes and
\ Cllt\
I ollcgc ulliual~ hoped to l.·aptun•
t:1~· \nal.e h~ '>l'tllng out It' e mtec and
.1 hl·aung pad a., hart That strate1p
ha~ fa llc<l \o far
I he~ S<t\ thl·rc\ nothing to "om
ahout l(\JUSt .1 bah' boa -a mere 4
fcl't long. ·
%11 . ~•d Peter 1'.1ngslc). C.olb)°'>
director uf publit affaars."Whene,er
)OU go into the tield house. you tend
to look at the ce1hng ..
Holiday •plrlt, NY •tyle
Towerlnt akyHrapen dwad the 75·f oot Chrtatmaa tree at
Mew Yori'• Rockefeller Center aa the aocela ln the Cbannel
Gardena herald the H&aon.
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the collections, f~ nec~SsiOes-Yli;"JJ find throughout SFA .
On every floor there are sales too good to mis !
• Better, Contemporary and V~ated suits, jackets, stormwear and luxury-lined coa ts.
Origina.JIY~•s99 ta .•2180, ~ s59 to s1299.
• Our West Bay l.e,~~ collediorl of jackets, pants and skirts.
Originally ~14P to.')llO, no~. 105. 90 to 165. 90.
• Designer and Better. Suitl"_,,dij~s. ::.(~e best fabric s, the ·best silhouettes .
the best value~>~ ~inalfy. sws tp '850, now s123 to s595,
• Knit-dressing andSwe~~~g.~?~ ~ and comfort at the easiest pnces . Orisina8~. ~n_o;t~!j~s,.~~49. 90 to 99. 90.
• Design er and Better Swesl't's.: t~r(!igttns,..-PJ]Uovers, vests, luxury yarns and blends
Classic to unexpectfidr :'(;>rigi{»ally s9~:t~ '320, now 56. 90 to 212. 90. .
• Designer separates, jackets1'·$fd~1,-,s in ~~rs and textures to con trast coordinate Originalfy~~qz'! ~~~ho, n~~·73. 90 to 131 . 90.
• Contemporary and upd~ s~.~earf_~,irts, pants, cowl and V-nec~ S'v\ea ters.
Origirrsny '45 l: --~; n ~6. 90 to 59. 90.
• Luxury blo~s, b ~ ,_, ·-camp shirts, classics.
Origina#;1. '42:, ~ 8. 90 to 59. 90
• Fine, Semi-Precious and FaB/iio,rt old, ivory, pearls, semi-precious stone'
plus the best in fasht<m;kJ~ · f' '30 tti Sl)85 now s20 to 5350 .
• Shoes for day, for sPQd,~/gf . . , .. st boots in to~\ n A fine selection
at terrific savingJ:~.qr;g " i s~ . ~75, now 29. 90 to 179. 90.
•Children's. Clothes for.~ e mciitla'shionable babies an d K.l.D.S .
• Lingerie. A collection of lµxuri9'-'t.~nd l~sdous foundation, sleepwear and robes.
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Plus ... 20% .. to · .. of(JT. . .best in menc;wear.
• Men's suits m tra<;l 'lii!r;ta.f, i}ifa)!>ean ~~d An1eri< dn <uh.
Ori8''f.t1Jly '. ~ .. io '(~w s179 to S59(> .
• Men's sportcoats ant'f,.trou$e ln th~f41.rics and lfh ouett e\ mos t Vvanted.
Originally ~~o to s595, riow s29 to s477 ·
• Men 's .outerwear and rainw~ leathers and suedes at outs tanding av ing\
Ocigin~Jly.~1!'5 !O . ss•f'OW S99 to SJ59.
• Men's sh~il) the.n&WestJdUis, the finest craftsn1an"h1p
Origitta'lly 17~~~3.~S,,.~~ 54.90 to 199.90 ..
•Men's dress, s~ antlllt slrrt{IJ!I sweaters. Eve rything hP nef'<fs
Originall y 26: ,.. ~ ~1.i~!f?-~ 17. 90 to 129. 90
• Men's active wear. ~e shapeY, the ; the comfort he nC'ed~ at n1ore than
· comfortable savings. Orjginally /~. tC? s 115, now 19. 90 to 79. ~O
• T h<'f(> m.J\-h.t\lfl bocn 1nt~rm~rt> pl'lc e rrout'litvf, i.tkt'n on \()(Tl(' fC'ITh pr1(11 1 I' ' .... ,
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BEGINS TOMORROW: SHOP
FIVE OUTSTANDING REASONS TO SHOP THE
[:]FIND 25% TO 50% SAVINGS IN EVERY MAJOR DEPARTMENT IN EVERY BROADWAY STORE.
l1J WE WILL GLADLY EXCHANGE AT OUR CURRENT PRICE ANY ITEM WE CARRY REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT WAS PURCHASED.
00 ADDITIONAL SERVICE TO SPEED YOUR TRANSACTIONS: EXTRA
SAVE 1/3
ALL MISSES AND JUNIOR
DENIMS
Denims from all the famous makers. In all
your favorite styles. For misses, choose
from Gloria Vanderbilt, Sync, Sasson, and
Jordache, reg. 19.99 to 42 .00 . . 13.33 to
21.00
For misses, from Plaza Sportswear,
choose from Levi's and Kellwood, orig.
26.00 to 30.00 . . . ...... 17.39 to 19.99
For juniors, names like Brittania, Sergio
Valente, Sasson, Jordache, and Union
Bay, reg. 38.00 to 19.99 26.33 to 13.33.
Casual Sportswear 80's, 202'252. Plaza
Sportswear. 1101135. Juniors. 247 '236
SAVE 25% ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF TERRY VELOUR
ROBES FROM A FAMOUS
FRENCH DESIGNER. 41.25
Warm, plush robes for him from a name
you know for quality and style. Choose
from popular colors of pure cotton. Orig
55.00.
FOR HER
Save 33%: On our entire stock of
polyester crepe de chine blouses.
Reg . 14.99 to 32.00 . 10.00 to 21 .33
Save 25%: On our entire stock of
LeRoy's light weight, looped acrylic
cardigan sweater. S-M -L. Orig .
30. 00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22.50
Save 25%: On Koret · pull-on
pants. Short and average, sizes 8
to 18. Reg . 25.00 . . . . . . . 18.75
Save 25%: On casual V-neck
pullover sweaters in ramie cotton.
Misses S-M·L. Reg. 29 .00 .. 21 .75
Save 25%: On the marked price of
silk blouses. Sizes 4 to 14, S-M -L.
Reg . 19.99 to 38 .00 .14.99 to 27.99
Additional 30% off: All al rea dy·
reduced P. M . holiday separates.
Misses sizes 6 to 14. Orig. 29 .99 to
89. 99 .............. 21.00 to 63.00
FOR HER
Save 33%: On our entire stock of
soft holiday separates from The
Villager . Orig. 45 .00 to 128.00 29.99
to 84.99
Save 25%: On our entire stock of
holiday jackets. skirts. pants,
blouses and sweaters from a
famous maker. Orig. 61 .00 to
151 .00 . . . . . ..... 44.99 to 112.99
Save 50%: Selected blouses from a
favorite famous maker. in crepe de
chine and matte georgette. Orig.
40.00 to 50.00 . . . . . . . . 19.99
Save 33%: Our en\ire stock of silk.
noile separates for misses. Orig.
48.00 to 68.00 ...... 24.99 to 36.99
Save 33% to 50%: Selected fall
and holiday sweaters in d. 40/43.
Orig. 9.99 to 140.00 .. 6.99 to 92.99
Save 33% to 50%: Selected fall
and holiday blouses. Orig. 9.99 to
82.00 ............. 6.99 to 60.99
Save 00% to 50%: Selected
separates and coordinates for our
More Woman. Size 32 to 38. Ong.
22.00 to 84.00 ....... 9.99 to 39.99
Save 25% to 50%: Selected petite
separates and coordinates. Orig .
38.00 to 70.00 ...... 19.99 to 48.99
Save 50%: Our entire stock of fall
and holiday sportswear from Bron·
son, Devon, A ileen, and more.
Orig. 24.00 to 72 .00 . 11.99 to 49.99
Save 50%: Selected jackets from
Sag Harbor. Orig. 40.00 to 44 .00 ~
. . ................ 19.99 to 21 .99
Save 50%: Selected misses
sweaters from d.149/460. Car·
digans, vests, furblends, more.
Orig. 12.00 to 34 .99 . 4.99 to 14.99
Save 60%: On our entire stock of
fall and holiday tops. Orig. 16.00 to
40.00 . . 7.99 to 19.99
S.ve 50%: Our selected fall and
holiday Junior sweaters. Orig. 26.00
to 40 00 12.99 to 19.99
SAVE 25%
ON COUNTERPARTS
CLASSIC TWO-PLEAT
TROUSERS. 24.00
Reg . 32.00. Save 25% on Counterparts
classic trousers. Perfect for work or play.
Available in black. cream. gr ey, brown,
tan, navy and mauve. Sizes 6 to 16.
SAVE 30% ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF SOLID COLOR
KNITS FOR BOYS FROM A
FAMOUS MAKER. 9.45.
A casual favorite and a style he loves ..
Choose his favorite color knit shirts 1n
sizes 8 to 20. Orig. 13 50
Save 30%: On already reduced
Visage nylon outerwear. Orig.
12 .99-19 .99 .......... 9.10 to 14.00
Save 30%: On already reduced JJ
McWays color tipped cable vests.
Orig.7.99 . . . . .. .. .. . 5.60
Save 33%: On casual and
suspender pants for juniors. Sizes 3
to 13. Reg . 28.00 to 34 .00 .18.67 to
22.67
Save 33%: On Robins Nest crinkle
cotton camp shirt. Juniors S-M -L.
Reg. 24 .00 . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.00
Save 25%: On belted trousers from
Counterparts petites. Orig. 32.00
. .................. 24.00
Save 33%: On o ur entire stock of
London Fog all-weather travel
coats. Selection varies by store .
Reg . 65 .00 to 188.00
. . . . ... 43.33 to 125.33
Save 40% to 50%: Our entire stock
of famous maker fall separates.
Save 33% to 40%: Our entire stock
of warm sleepwear. robes, a~d
loungewear. Ong. 15.99 to 80 .00
. . . . . . . . ... 9.99 to 52.99
Save 40% to 50%: On selected
designer robes, loungewear and
sleepwear. Orig. 19.99 to 119.99
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .11.99 to 71 .99
Save 20% to 30%: Semi-Annual
Foundations Sale. From Lily of
France. Warners, Vassarette, Bali
and more . Orig. 10.00 to 17.00
....... 7.99to11.99
Save 20% to 40%: Selected pan-
ties from Warners, Maidenform and
Jockey For Her. Reg . 3.50 to 6.00
............... 3/8.40 to 3/10.80
Save 20% to 26%: On our entire
stock of Maidenform Sweet
Nothings, Warner's "Frostings"
and "Whimsies", and Deena
daywear collections. Reg . 8.00 to
21 .00 . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5.99 to 14.99
Save 20% to 40%: Our entire stock
of Gloria Vanderbilt pastel acrylic
sweaters. crews and v-necks. Orig.
24 .99 ............. 14.99 and 19.99
Save 33%: Our entire stock of
Sync by Union Bay sportswear,
find sweaters, pants, and novelty
shirts. Orig. 32 .00 to 48.00
. . . . . . . ..... 19.99 to 29.99
Sava 26%: Selected velour warm-
ups in an array of colors. Reg..
39.99 to 75.00 .. ·..rm.21.99 to 31.99
Save 26% to 33%:0ur &ntire stock
of La Blanca velour separates,.
pants, cardigans and top~ Orig,
19.99 to 29.99 ...... 14.91 to 11.89
S.ve 26% to 60%: On selected
small leather goods. Orig. 13.50 to
32.50 . . . . . ..... · .. 9.19 to 16.19
Save 60%: On selected jewelry
boxes from London Leather, Powell
and more. Orig . 10.00 to 100.00
4.99 to 49.99
-.
SA VE 250/o ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF MEN'S
DESIGNER SLACKS. 14.99
TO 37.50
Whether they're regularly priced or already
reduced. you'll save an extra 25% on
d1st1nct1ve styles in classic colors and
fabrics Reg. 19.99 to 50 00
SAVE AN ADDITIONAL
20%: ALL GOWNS, ROBES,
PAJAMAS, AND
LOUNGEWEAR FOR
MISSES AND JUNIORS.
Whether it's regular price or already
reduced. you'll save an additional 20°0 off
the price of these famous names Choose
from Vanity Fair Gilligan & O'Malley,
Lanz. Miss Elaine. and many others.
Robes & Loungewear 51 54 67
Sleepwear, 24 288 30 232
Save 33%: Selected shaker knit
sweaters from Trousers Up. Juniors
S-M -L. Reg . 30 .00 . . . . . . . . . 20.00
Additional 30% off: Selected
already-reduced better traditional
and misses silk dresses. Sizes 6 to
14. Reg. 79 .99 to 89 .99
. 56.00 to 63.00
Save 50%: On all fur coats in-
cluding full-length, jackets and
strollers in mink, fox, beaver, lynx
and more. Ong. 795.00 to
10,000.00 . . 397.00 to 5,000.00
All furs subject to prior sale . Furs,
60 in selected stores.
FOR HIM
Save 30%: On our entire stock of
imported gifts. Manicure kits,
jewelry boxes and more. Reg . 5.00
to 40.00 . . . . . . . .... 3.50 to 28.00
Save 40%: On fa shion Jewelry. Ear
rings, necklaces and bracelets.
From Encore. B11oux du Jo ur,
Catherine Stein and more. Orig .
10.00 to 30.00 . . . ... 5.99 to 17.99
Special Purchase: Diamond-like
cubic zirconia in pendants, rings
and earrings. Round, oval, mar·
quise, pear-shaped 6.99 to 19.99
Special Purchase: Vinyl handbags
and clutches from Julius Resnick
and Ganson ......... 9.99 to 19.99
Save 33%: On our entire fall stock
of leather handbags and clutches
from B.H. Smith. Orig . 14.99 to
29.99 ............... 9.99 to 19.99
Save 200.k: On our entire stock of
casual socks. Orig. 2.35 to 13.50
. ................... 1.88 to 10.80
Save 20%: On all Playtex bras,
girdles and panties. Till Jan. 1.
Reg. 4.50 to 38.00 ... 3.60 to 30.40
Save 50%: On entire stock of
scarves, gloves. hats, berets. knit
sets. Orig. 8.00 to 28.00
................... 3.99 to 13.99
Save 33% to 40%: On selected
women's shoes from Calico,
Lifestride, Naturalizer and Joyce,
Caressa, Bandolino, Cities, Nina,
Vanderbilt, Jazz, 9-West, more.
Orig. 28.00 to 86.00 .17.99 to 49.99
FOR HIM
S.ve 50%: On ~ort-sleeve knit
and long·sleeve woven sportshirts
from Arrow, Frank and a famous
French designer. Orig. 18.00 to
32.00 . . . . ......... 1.99 to 14.M
S.ve 25%: On updated patterned
wool slacks . Orig. 34.00 to 40.00
. . . . . . . . . . ........ 24.91 to 29.19
Save 40% to 50%: On warm·up
sets from .sportsphere, and a ·
famous French designer. Orig.
40.00 to 95 00 .•. 19.99 to 61.19
SAVE 20°/o: OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF WOMEN'S
BOOTS FROM YOUR
FAVORITE NAMES. 23.99
TO 58.99
Fabulous looks perfect for the season from
Naturalizer, Joyce, Jacques Cohen , lmpo,
Mia, Gloria Vanderbilt and Nina . Reg .
29.99 to 69.99 23.99 to se.oo
SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 30°/o
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
YOUNG MEN'S SHORT
SLEEVE WOVEN SHIRTS.
7 .00 TO 14.00
You couldn't ask for better savings on a
handsome selection of styles and colors
from Shah Safari, Modz. Campus Le Tigre
and more Orig.9.99 to 20.00.
Save 25%: On our entire stock of
Frank short sleeve shirts in resort
prints. Choose florals, tropical and
abstract designs. Reg . 25.00 .. 18.76
FOR KIDS
Save 25°.k: On our entire stock of
girls 7 to 14 Little Lady sheeting
separates. Pants, shirts, shorts and
dresses. . Reg . 14.00 to 24 .00 l
. . . . ....... 10.50 to 18.00
Save 25%: On our entire stock of
4-6x coord inates from M ix-N·
Match . Orig. 10.00 to 14.00
. . . . . . . ....... 7.50 to 10.50
Save 30%: On our entire stock of
dress separates from famous names
like Farah. Reg . 9.99 to 64 .00
. ................... 6.99 to 44.80
CONTINUING AFT
Save 50%: On velour sportshirts by
Soortsphere, plus long-sleeve
prairie shirts and turtlenecks from
Muns1ngwear. Orig. 15.00 to 38.00
. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.99 to 18.99
Save 28% to 30%: On our entire
stock of corduroy slacks. Orig.
28 .00 to 36.00 ...... f9.99 to 24.99
Save 30%: On selected famous
maker wool blend pleated slacks.
Orig. 32.00 ................. 21 .99
Save 25%: On ou r exclusive Cadaz
weekend collection . Orig . 28.00 to
32 . 00 ............. 20.99 to 23.99
Save 26%: On Mark Elliot fleece
weekend tops and pants. Orig.
30 .00 to 36.0Q_ ..... 21.99 to 28.99
Save 26% to 30%: On selected fall
outerwear. Orig. 50 .00 to 80 .00
................... 34.99 to 59.99
Save 33% to 40%: On selected
men's shoes from Zodiac, Hipop·
potamus, Generra, Nike and
Freeman. Orig. 26.00 to 68 .00
................... 12.99 to 39.99
Save 30%: On Arrow long·sleeve
tone-on tone dress shirts. Reg.
20.00 .. ' ................. " .14.00
Save 30%: On French designer
long·sleeve solid broadcloth dress
shirts. Reg. 25.00 ........... 17.60
Save 30%: On Allyn St. George
long·sleeve tone·on-tone dress
shirts. Reg . 22.00 ........... 15.40
Save 30%: On our entire stock."* .. ~
Centura underwear. Classic white
T-shirts, V·necks, athletic shirts
riefs and boxers Reg. 3,50 to '•
3/ 11 .00 ............. 2.4& to 317.70
S.ve 26% to 21%: On selected
robes. Orig. 45.00 to 70.00 21.• to
49.M
S.ve 26% to 75%: On selected
young men's outerwea1 jackets and
vests. Orig. 30 .00 to 75.00
........... , .. l.lltoR.M
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WEDNESDAY 8 A.M. m 9. P .M.
BROADWAY'S AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE & VALUES:
r:J OYER ONE HUNDRED JUST-MARKED-DOWN SAYINGS, MANY FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.
r:J THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR FORTY STORE LOCATIONS-THERE'S A BROADWAY JUST MINUTES AWAY FROM YOUR DOOR.
SALES . ASSOCIATES, EXTRA CASH REGISTERS, EmA CARRY OUT ASSISTANCE . .
' SAVE 1/3 ·.
PANT-HER AND
PERSONAL POL VESTER
BASICS
Wardrobe basics that can carry you
through the work week and beyond. From
Pant-Her, in black or navy: Jacket, reg.
50.00, 33.IO. Pants, reg . 26.00, 17.42.
Skirts, reg. 26.00, 17.42. From Personal, in
navy, cream, taupe, or red: Jackets, reg.
70.00 48.IO. Pants, reg. 32.00, 21.44.
Skirts, reg. 32.00, 21.44. Pant-Her, 180.
Plaza Coordinates, 133.
SAVE 40%: ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF WARM-UP
BOOTS AND ANIMAL
SLIPPERS. 3.99 TO 9.99
Orig. 6.99 to 18.00. Keep your toes
toasty with big saving!. on all our slippers.
Included are fun, furry animal slippers,
zany novelty slippers in vegetables
and fruits, cozy warm-ups, Dearfoam :i
slippers and more.
FOR THE HOM~
Save 3.01: Soave or Ga la crystal
stemware in goblet, wine, flute
champagne or cordial, reg . 6.00
............................ 1.99
Save 50%: "Marble look" wine
chiller, reg. 20.00 ............. 9.99
Save 50%: Brass wine chillers in
hammered or plain design, reg .
30 .00-32.50 ................. 14.99
Save 50%: "Desert Rose" 20 pc.
dinnerware set by Franciscan, reg .
218.75 ..................... 99.99
Also save 50% on all open stock,
accessories and gittware.
Save 50%: Queen Anne
silverplated holloware collection
from Kent, reg . 24.99-49.99
................... 12.49 to 24.99
SAVE 50% OUR WARM
AND COZV FAMOUS
NAME COMFORTER COL-
LECTION. 29.99.
Reg . 59.99 to 149.99. Snuggle up with the
warmth of our comforters. Choose from
twins, fulls, queens or kings from such
famous names as Wamsutta. Burlington,
Springs and many more. All sizes at one
low price!
SAVE 40%: YOUR CHOICE
OF TWO CRYSTAL LAMPS,
88.00 PAIR
Reg. 75.00 each. Choose the 30" diamond
cut crystal vase with white ribbon pleated
shade or the 30" Harvard cut crystal urn
w ith white ribbo.1 pleat&d shade. Both
mounted on a brass base and feature
3-way lighting.
Save 33%: Tiffany daybed in white
iron with brass accents, mattress
and accessori es not included, reg .
900.00 .................... 599.00
Save 110.00: Zenith 19" diagonal
direct access remote color portable,
4-speaker channels, orig. 549 .00
.......................... 439.00
Save 110.00: Zenith 25" diagonal
remote color portable with direct
access remote, 157 channels,
stereo-ready plug, orig . 709.00
.......................... 599.00
Save 70.00: Panasonic 14 day/1
event programmable VHS VCR
with 12 position electronic push ·
button tuner , wired remote control,
orig. 449.00 ............... 379.00
SAVE 30%
TO 50% OUR
COLLECTION OF
DISCONTINUED
SHEET PATTERNS
3.49 TO 11.99
Give your bed a new
look. Choose from florals,
geometrics and solid colors.
From such famous names as
Wamsutta, Utica ,
Fieldcrest and more. Not all
sizes and styles in all stores.
Twin, orig. 4.99 to 22 .00,
3.49. Full, reg. 9.99 to 29.00.
5.99. Queen, reg. 14.99 to
35.00, l .M. King, reg. 18.99
to 43.00, 11.99.
Save 12% to 60%: Standard
and king pillow cases, reg .
6.99 to 27 .00, 4.99 to S.99
Save 350.00: Sansu i 70 watt audio
system with glass top and door
audio ra ck, if purchased separately
1099.00 . · .................. 749.00
Save 50%: Casio musical keyboard,
8 rhythms, 18 chords , orig. 239.00
.......................... 119.50
Save 20%: All Tasc.o binoculars,
orig . 49.99 to 149.00
.................. 39.99 to 119.00
Not all styles in all stores .
Save 37% to 50%: Plush wall -to·
wall carpeting in 4 styles of nylon
plush, orig. 30.00 to 38.00 .14.99 to
19.99 sq. yd. installed
Save 20% to 47%: Asst. oriental
w oks, orig. 9.99-14.99 . . . . ... 7.99
HRIS AS SAVINGS
Save 35% to 50%: Himark 3 qt.
tureen, orig . 19.99 . . . . . . . . .12.99
Save 782.00: Traditional sofa and
Save 30%: On our entire stock of
Centura hosiery. Reg. 3.00 to 4.00 .
2.10 to 2.80
Save 26%: On our entire stock of
Gold Toe W indsor wool hosiery.
Reg. 4.50 to 5.50 ..... 3.37 to 4.12
Save 30%: On our entire stock of
gloves. Reg. 13.00 to 32.00 .9.10 to
22.40
Save 25%: On our entire stock of
small leathers from Don Loper.
Reg. 8.50 to 30 .00 ... 6.39 to 22.60
Save 25%: On all tailored suits*,
sportcoats, dress slacks and
ra inwear. Orig. 55.00 to 325.00
.................. 41.25 to 243.76
•Su its in selected stores.
Save 36%: On Kennington long-
sleeve plaid sportshirts in young
men. Orig. 20.00 ............ 12.99
S.ve 20% to 80%: On selected
young men's sweaters and sweater
vests. Orig. 20.00 to 45.00
.................... 9.99 to 21.99
S.ve 26% to 50%: On selected
casual and dress slacks. Orig. 16.99
to 36.00 ............. 1.99 to 24.99
Save 40%: On nylon t:ttke jackets in
lots of colors. Orig. 18.00 ..... I.•
&eve 1/3: On active tops and pants
by Apriori. Many colors and styles
to choose. Orig. 16.00 to 40.00
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . 10.• to 21.•
FOR l<IDS
Sn• &0%: On fall casual pants in
) nylon parachute cloth, twill or cor-
~ duroy. Sizes 8 to 20. Orig . 9.99 to
17.99 ................ 4 •• to ...
&eve 21%: On selected outerwear.
Sizes 8 to 20. Orig. 27.99 to 50.00
................... 20.M to 21•
Sn• 21%: On updated knit tops
from Chams and N.R.G. for sizes 8
to 20. Orig. 15.00 to 23.00 .. ••to
14M •'
Save 25%: On velour robes, flannel
and knit pajamas for boys 8 to 20.
Orig . 15.00 to 20 .00 .11.99 to 14.99
Sava 36%: On broadcloth and ox-
ford cloth dress shirts for sizes 8 to
20. Orig . 14.00 ............... 8.99
Save 28%: On boys 8 to 20 short·
sleeve woven sportshirts from
Frankenstein . Orig. 14.00 ...... 9.99
Save 50%: On neon colored
sweaters for boys 8 to 20 . Orig.
22 .00 ....................... 9.99
Save 1/3: On our entire stock of
holiday dresses for girls 4 to 6X.
Orig. 14.00 to 68.00 .. 8.99 to 44.99
Save 30%: On our entire stock of
girl s 4 to 6X fleece. Orig. 7.00 to
36.00 ............... 4.19 to 24.99
Save 1/3: On our entire stock of
girls 4 to 6X outerwear. Orig. 19.99
to 68.00 ............ 12.99 to 44.•
Save 21% to 60%: On Health-Tex
fall and holiday playwear for
newborns, infants, toddlers and
girls 4 to 6X . Orig. 5.99 to 17.00
.................... 3.99 to 10.•
S.v• 30% to 60%: On our entire
stock of nightgowns, pajamas and
robes for girts 2T to 14. Orig. 9.99
to 38.00 ............. •• to 11.-
S.v• 26% to 40%: On plush bears,
dogs and monkeys in many sizes .
Reg. 7.99 to fJ0.00 ... 5 .. to 21.•
FQ;1 THE ~-iOME
S.V. 11%: Choose Spodtr'
"Christmas Tree", Leno>< "Holi-
day", Royal Doulton "Poinsettia".
Johnson Brothers "Friendly
Village" or Dansk "Bistro
Christmas." Selection varies from
store to store.
Save 30%: Off the ticketed price of
our entire stock of silverplated trays .
loveseat orig. 1550. 00 ....... 788.00
Save 682.00: Contempora ry ter·
racotta so fa and loveseat. orig.
1550.00 ................... 888.00
Save 362.00: Contemporary low
profile pop-up recliner by Bar-
calounger in cocoa olefin velvet,
orig. 750 .00 . . ............ 388.00
Save 352.00: Traditional wall
lounger recliner by Barcalounger,
textured beige stripe olefin cover,
orig. 700 .00 . . 300.00
Save 1352.00: Trad itional 5-pc.
Neapolitan bedr oom set, orig.
2350.00 . . . . . . 998.00
Save 872.00: Country English oak
5-pc. dining set, orig. 1870.00
.......................... 998.00
Save 662.00: Silhouette casual oak
3-pc. wall unit , orig. 1450.00 982.00
Save 232.00: Transitional tu fted
back velvet swivel rocker. 4 colors ,
orig. 400.00 ............... 188.00
Save 402.00: Wood trim queen
convertible sofa with polyfoam
mattress, orig. 890.00 ....... 411.00
Save 312.00: Queen sleeper in cor·
duroy velvet , orig. 850.00 ... 411.00
S.ve 31% to 50%: Simmons and
Serta mattresses, including
Beautyrest and Perfect Sleeper,
reg . 149.95 to 369 .95 ea. pc. twin
or full ............. a• to 1M.96
Reg. 549.95 to 1129.95 queen or
king set .......... 211.IO to 111..1&
Save 33%: European crystal lamps,
2 styles w ith w hite" ribbOn pleated
shades, orig. 75.00 . . . . ..... 41.•
Sne 18%: Our exclusive 31 " Har-
ard cut cfYftsl um lamp, orig.
150.00 ....... . ......... ...
S.Ve 25%: Our exclusive Stiffel
lamp, antiqued brass finish, 31"
tall, orig. 200.00 . . . . . . 149.00
S.e 21%: Solid brass adjustable
floor lamps and wall lamps, orig.
69.99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41.•
.. 1 --------..... ·-
SAVE 28%
· OUR "BANDS OF HAR-
MONY" 45-PIECE DINNER-
WARE SET FOR 8. 31 ••.
... SAVE 42%
Reg . 69.99. Stan off the new year with
our contemporary dinnerware service. The
set includes a complete service for 8, plus
a 5-p1ece completer service so you'll have
everything you'll need. In black, cranberry
or blue.
SAVE AN ADDmONAL
30.00 ON ALREADY
REDUCED DISCONTINUED
TELEVISIONS AND VIDEO
RECORDERS.
Selection i·ncludes names like RCA .
Magnavox. Sony, Fisher, Zenith and
others. The selection will vary by store.
Save 50%: 10-pc. Westchester
cutlery set by Carvel Hall, orig.
29.99 ....................... 9..99
Save 50%: 9-pc. Cosmopolitan
cutlery set by Carvel Hall, orig.
19.99 ....................... 9.99
Save 35% to 50%: Himark duck
tureen, orig. 9.99 ............. &.-
Save 2.00 to 7.00: All turkey plat -
ters, orig. 7.99 to 12.99 ....... 5.91
Save 3.00: All ceramic molds, orig.
6.99 ........................ 3.99
Save 20%: Christmas kitchen
linens, orig. 5.00-25.00 . 3.99-19.99
Save 50%: Majal area rugs in 3
designs in wool, orig. 100.00 to
800. 00 ............ 49.00 to 399.00
Save 50%: Marquis area rugs in 3
Oriental designs in acrylic, orig.
80.00 to 400.00 .... l9.• to 1•.00
Save 10.00: Phonemate answ ering
machine, orig. 89.99 ......... 71.99
All limited quantities.
Save 41 % to 50%: Your choice of
three plushes or one cut 'n loop,
orig. 32 .00 to 50 .00 ... 19.99 sq. yd.
installed
Save 50.00: RCA 19" diagonal col-
or portable, orig. 319.00 .... 269.00
Save 80.00: Zenith 19" diagonal
remote color portable, direct access
space command remote, stereo-
ready plug, orig. 439.00 . . .. 379.00
Save 120.00: Sony 19" diagonal
remote color portable, sleep timer,
on screen display , stereo, plug,
orig . 619 . 00 499.00
Save 30.00: Panasonic portable
AM /FM stereo radio cassette
recorder, orig. 149. 00 . . . .... 119.00
Save 29.00: Sony FM cassette
Walkman with headset , orig.
11 9.00 .... -.............. 89.99
S.ve 11.00: Sanyo Ultra compact
AM I FM stereo rad io cassette
recorder, orig. 119.00 ........ •.99
S.ve 10% to 20%: Discontinued
compact stereos from Emerson ,
Magnavox, Symphonic. Yorx, orig.
149.00 to 229.00 ... 71.00 to 149.00
S.ve 10%: Discontinued Sansui
an d Fisher audio systems, orig.
599.oo to 1999.00 m .ao to 1111.00
Limited ~uantities. Not all styles in
all stores.
Save 50.00: RCA front load VHS
VCR , 14 day /4 event, wired remote
control, orig. 4G;()() ........ m.oo
S.ve 50%: All our Christmas cards.
gift wrap and accessories.
Sew• JO ~oyal Cavalier
typewriter 1200, orig. 229.00 1•.00
S.ve 10.00: Solar Canon Flashcard
calculator, credit-card sized, orig.
19 .99 ...................... ...
S.Ve 40.00: Keytronics cordless
telephon , 700' renge, orig. 79.99 .. ...
About 100.000 people in the UnJt·
od ~ 00\ald bUeftt from the
device, and Eulenbefl predicted that
it coukt be uted by up to l miUaon
e>eoole wotktWide. "When rou consider that someone
prior \0 thJs tedtnofolY had virtually no intef'lld:ioo with society ... I think
you can IClt that it mikes 1 real major
difletence1" he •id Monday. Kina uid ·the device, when linked
\0 electronic netwo""' avatlable to
home computcn wen; could allow DeiOlle who have ao.t control of all but ihetf eye mutdel because of injury or ~to lh~S>. tend and roceive mail
and borrow library books.
Re aid be hoped to market ·a
venlon of the dlltvioe portable enou&h
to b9carried on a ff'heelcha.ir. lt would
COit 1 couple tbouand dollan. he
aid.
.. Ideally, you m~t see this on the
matbt late this IPfJn&." be said. -
Gone flahin •
Tbe device helDed a 6-year-old boy
.U. 1 $26 millfoft emlement in a medic:aJ nealiaenc:e soit Jut week in
Cbicqo, accordhia io univenity of-
6cials. A ftaherman and hla dog eajoy the outdoora while ft•hinC t:llroatll • llele ID tbe loe on CallfornJa '• Cutle Lake.
.......... e.•
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Famous maker 3-pc. twin sheet·sets
If flrst quality. comparable at $28
Experience the lu)(ur1ous feel of 160.
J 80 and 200 thread count sheets.
Variety of styles and colors. Easy care
polyest2r /cotton. Irregular. Slight fmper-
fectfon will not affect weM.
~1299
(31X 9fts llldude tOp. bottOM Wet. I
pillow we 4-pc. sets Incl~ top. bottom snett. 2 ptllow cases )
rf first Quahtv. comparable at
~I set .••.• $38
~ueen set • • • • $50
Over 200 stores to serve you nattonwtde
marthlfts prtct
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Lean t1lnes arrlve . ..
far. W. ,,Ger many's
toy traln makers
By DA vm MINTHOR.N
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COLOGNE. West ~rmany -
After years o( booming u s every
Christmas, Jean times f\avt oomc to
West Oermllny's model train busi-
ness.. .
The popu&Atfly of oomJNttr pmes an~ the wortd'l 10~1 birllttare-I 0
binhs per I ,000 West Germans -
bave combined to cut inao ~OU in a
classic branch of ioymalc._... Model
railway ind\IJtr)' execu~~ for the
fint tame ift worried illout the
future. . ,• · 1• I
"Aner years or ex pansiol\, duri ng
which adults fulfilled their childhood
dreams by turning toy trains into
model la youts, a slowdown became
evident in J 983 primarily because of
the lack Qf kids." sakf Wolf8Bft& Huch. chiefexccut1veoftht! Maericlin
model train· company. Wm Ger-
many's laf'lelt.
Thal is not good news for the West
Gmnan toy industry, which who
eliminate the need for complicated
traek wiring for model train layouts. 1 ·The digital system permits up to 80
M ins and 256 signals and switches to
be operated at one tame on a large
la~ut. 1t can be connected to a home
video screen using an attachment to
proaram even more elaborate routes.
rH ti' 2 =
·W omen
1can j oin
Enftlish .
tJddballs I"::!'
traditionally has counted on the sales LONDON (AP) -One of Lon· 1 ... , •
of model train sand accessories for IS don't oddMt tn8tltuttont, tt. ·' 1 percent to 20 percent of annuaJ Eccentric Club, where the hend9 revenues. That amounted to 700
millionmartcs.oraboutS23bmlllion, of the clock tum bacl(W'Wd Md
in the most recent year, industry dlnMr guests h•ve been known 1
figures show. 10 carry open umbretlaa, II ~
One of evt ry five Weit Gennan '"'1g aS2.• mllllon facetlft llnd, fol"
households, or about 3 minion, own the flr1t time, the adml"'on of
model train sets. An estimated .S ~omen.
million people regularly play with the The 9'4-year·old club, founded
layouts.. ac6ordina to indostry figures. tw 8 group of w.althy Victorian Ever since the postwar economic ft.::--I If recovery, exlfUisitely detailed model .-...trlcat oddballs, s tuated In ·
trains have been fa vorite items under ..st. Jamet's, Pfccadllly, heartland
the Christmas trees. But last year of that Brttlah lnltltU1fon, the "
co mput.er hard wear and software G*ltleman'• dub. Prince Chartea
became the Christmas pf\.s most leoneoftheEccentrlcCtub'alOOI
coveted by German kids. membera.
To mattuain their lh.n of the The ctut> founders Introduced '~
market,. model train maken are · t hoat of lnnovattona Into (~ .... ,
scramblina to develop new tech-ciub&and'a comfortable life of • nology · and perfect ever-smaner -dozJ w , ~ r gauges of miniature trainftO lure kids •nemoonl spent ng "' ·# 1 and parents back to the tradiuoruil leather armchairs, llPP'ng flntr ,. ~
hobby. . port1 and brandies, eating game f ~
Advertising for rnodet trains has pie end other table dellcaciee, '• / iocreued noticeably in West Oer-end rNdtnQ coplel of the London '
many in magazines and on tetcvisiOD. Tlmelwtththecr ..... Ironed out
And the toymakm ~re banking ~ by Ml'Van'8
hiaher 11IC'I in the United States this In the eccentric'• barroom the I ,
Christmas season bealutc cu~ "• di th 1 k ' ~ .... exchanee rates have •tnade German n on • c,oc cun .1
products a better \'aluc for buyers tMidcW81d. Dfnner parti.. •• • '" with dollars. held for the tradlUon.ty unlucky
The industry cicerly backed a number of 13 guest1, and the
model train fair in November in guettl eometlmea carry open Col~, which dmt almost 80,000 umbrelal Indoors. peoP.t! Sn fi ve ddyi.. to set elabonte tn t~ past, there were fines of
e1h1bltsby 140com.,&nles andclub9. more Oiin $100 for any member ~ ~ flttt fair in 1983 drew 76,000 c:auotit weertng a Jacket at the
vm=klin. which has bten an ind as-ber.
try leackrever sinoe it '<>Id the wottd'1 For "'9 first time In lta history, fine electric trains in 1900. unveikd membtnhlp wlll then be open to
what it calls the World's lil'l1 Steerif\I WOfMn, and new featur• wtQ
sys tem based on microelectronic tndUde •Video conference room,
processors. 21 bedt'qome with bath• -"P~usly, moat computer ie-anotMt nr.t for the ctub _
suits could only be teet1 on a screen or catering tadtlU•, 8 aeuna and 1 a printer. The l'CNIU now can be 1 rea.lilllcally liltked with a tnodd G'JllWtll !Mn.
,.
train;' Huch said irt a speech at the The club, Whleh WUI be ctOMd ,
fair. whle the work It In progr .... Wll ~
The system, Which &oes on salt atarted on the afte of fij .• ,
early nt1t year, UMt I transformer-DleUdOnne Hotel, In &IPPef-dtil 'f:
stzod CO'l'ftJ'Utet and decode11 built tlrothll vlllted by, 9m0ng oth• , , .: •
Lmb nte mfniatu~ Jocomotlves to au..t Vlctorta'1 lt>n. , r.
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BObJ)y a milestone ·1
for Brookfield man
em. central and southern route' bteinnins in Bo ton. convcra1na i~
New Haven. ConA., and cndina 1n ewYork.
The lqend on mo t or the sand-
ttone mttrkm on lhe northcm route an= weatherbeaten. Stone alofl&
Other parts or the route art &rtnatc and
Iese deteriorated.
·1 •• eoi antcraled about 30 years ~_.,..~ ....... --qo, Mid Drake, I frequent lecturer
on hb hobby It bastoncal socact) "*1inp.
•11 ftltted out a a Khool project
follaoidatachtcr," he ••d. "h mad a
91CJt diversion \0 go fM a ride on !UbdlY and flnd a mt ont We
dMlri" sp«1fiCiJly devote tame dof:rrt It, but n ..
Or nge coast DAIL v PILOT ITIJelday. Olcember 25, HUM A8
Nelson Mandela: South Africa 'sgreat black hop~
JOHANNESBURG, South Arncu As a prisoner, he 1s forbidden 10 (AP) -While Americans demon-c h ·n. • h h ·11 d
St-te and South African No~I Pc·c-·xc anac IJllS wit is w1 e an two
, .. \j'\; .. .. dauahtcr1 dunna thOlr flve 30..mmutc Pnze winoer De mond Tu1u plead, VlllllS each month After years of
for pressure against apartheid ~pea.lung vmh has family over a
Nelson Mandela, leader of has coun: 1elcphone through a gla , d1v1der, this
cry's black-npus campaign, starts a year he was allowed "pcrsonal<on· third d ade an pnson. tact visus."
"He' never aivcn up hOJ?C. He "Think of it. I'm 23 nd it was the
knows he wall come out.· said first time I could touch him. t sat on
daughter Z1n11 in an interview. h1 lap the whole time," Zin1i said.
During Mandela'~ ampnsonment Mandela's wife. Winnie, 1s ban-
the South African authoriues hav~ ashed to a settlement in Orange Free
1ried hard to erase him as a per-State province, where policemen on a
son.Because he was convicted of hill observe her home through field planning a black revolution, Man-glasses.
dcla, 66, cannot be quoted 1n South .. They have never told us why," Af nca nor can his picture be publish-said Z1nz1
ed. iiiiPiohce last year seized Winnie's bed
quilt, pre umably bct.'&usc 1t con-
t.amed lhe aold, black and green
colors of her hu'lband's gucrnllu
movement, the Afncnn National
Congrc (AN(). which hos 'Sworn to
ovenhrow wh11c-mmonty rule.
fa( from bcma forgotten. the name
of Mandela remams syoooymou'\
with the liaht by Sou1h Africa's
blacks, 72 percent of the population.
to vote and hve where they wan t.
"Free Mandela" 1s often scrawled on
walls; numerous freedom songs
evoke his name.
So!-l of a 1ribal chief. Mandela
became a aold mine pohccman and a
boxer, then a black-activist lawyer
and fugitive leader of the ANC.
Since h1sconv1ction an 1964, he has
received ~vcral bonorary deircc
from fore1~ un1"'cra111e . Strttts in
furopc, AMl'l nd South Amcria arc
named ancr him The ltfe ~ntcncc
that s1knc:c<l him alM> made him one
of Afnca's bnt·kno~n leaden and
apaarthc1d's chief man)'r.
Unlike many old-ltne black • Man-
delo command<s respect from younier
mihUlnts. Thousands who a,athercd
1n Cape Town 17 months aso to form
a mult1-rac1al organ12.auon opl)(»Cd
to apartheid cheered when Mandela
was nominated as honorary pt'ltron.
Two white women' who corresp0nd
with Mandela, opposllion poli11c1an
Helen Suzman and veteran ant1-
aparthc1d campaigner Helen Joseph,
say he as unque~t1onably black South
Alma's an•pirattonal kad.er. New ·
paper Poll show he could ea: ily be
dee: 1ed pre adt>nt if blacks \:Oted.
( umnt ANC chief Ohver Tamho
Y)' Mandela. with "'hom he once
hared • Johanne bu'l law practace.
1 sull the orpniution'\ crnwne
leader. l wo )Car IJO an l.e&c>tho,
after a reporter a k.ed Tambo about
the ~I.ate of the >.NC' lcadenb1p, he
pointed to the nt>arby South Afncan
border and u id. ··The leader is over
those mountaan an .ape Town"
As a fua.itive in the l 9SOs Mandela
used to aive mtcrvitws from telc·
phone booths and '"P 1n and out of
the country to auue proclamations
from abroad. At h11 tnaJ. Mandela
did ~eny planning sabotage, but
A Robnsons· Sale
.aid black.a wenuoexploatcd they hl
no other way to 1peak o ut.
The rulina National Party co
udn-ed freeing Mandela an I 976, on
rond1uon that he 'tay out of pollu
nd hve 1n a tnbal homeland call
Tran kea. Rumors pcrtJ t tJ\at J>
dent P.W. Botha, who claims be 1s
rcrorming race.separatton laws.
mi&)lt one day lttl!tandela frer. •
"He will never l~ve under coft'T
dit1ons." id Zinzi. "He ins~
people who know tbcy are rw.it.''·~!I
At funenls for bl1 k miliui
i.tlkd 1n clashes witb polic.t,
rhythmic, Xhosa·l•n•uaae hymn minds mourners: 0 h won't t.ake lo
Mandela is nearby in the bu .
. w11t1ng to come set us free.'' .:1'1
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Non-smokers gef insurance break Selli·All1ll Siie
2 for 1
+1
Healthy folks could
get as muclliS50%
onhealth premiums
WASHINGTON (AP) -Non-
smokers who keep their wea&hr and
blood pressure down could act as
much asa SO percent health insurance
discount under a proposal endorsed
by state insurance offic1als, a sponsor
says.
William P. Daves Jr., a member of
the Tex.as State Board of Insurance
and sponsor of a resolution rcc-ommcndina the plan to the NalJonal
Assoc11tion of Insurance Com-
miss1onen, said "th ere's a very good
possjbility" discounts could reach SO
percent if the incentive for healthy lifestyles is adopted.
Under the proposal. people who are
ove~ight, have unco ntrolled high
blood pressure and smoke would face
a corresponding increase in their
Wine
woes
strike
U.S.
health 1nsuranee rue , he laid, rcflec-· t1~1 the1r increased mk of illn
I he Pl~n IS not unfair to smokers. Dave 5a1d
~·T~e revcrtt as currently true," be
'1&1d. 1 here 1s unflar discnmh\u1on
agatnst those people wllo choose
those healthy hfestyl1 s" but must pay
through their insurance premiums for those who do not
Dayes' comments came after the association adopted his resolution at
the clo ina SCS!.1on of1he1r week-Iona meetma here.
The rc~lution 1s not b1nd1ng on the 1ndustr), and Daves s:ud he per-
ona!ly would oppok a mandatory
requirement But 11 does put the
assoc1~t1on on record as supponma
rate d10'erent1nls based on per$onal health habit~.
"All of the industry people I've spo~en Wlth seem very recepti ve to
the idea of a d1ffert:ntial 1n insurance rates," Daves said.
The resolution adopted by the
assoc1a11on argues that people who do
Saw•
$800
not take n: of their health in"' tc
the1r later medical problems, and
thus hould pay hia.her premiums.
"Tbe C0$1 of health cart will not ~
rcdi.Kcd substantially unttl 10d1V1d·
uals take respon 1bility for their
health by controllina or ehmmauna
c"uLnnsJc factors,'' the resolution satd
The approach 1s now a va1lable only
on an expcnmen11J basis. Two uniu
of Blue Cross-Blue Shield -one in
southwest Vu11nja and one 1n Minne-
sota -reoentl y began a limited
offering of a non-smohr's discount.
Davell said.
v.eliJ'lt But Da~es said 1 tovcmofa
tuk forte 1n T tus, propa&1na a
11m1l1r plan for 1tatc employees,
adopted 1983 v.c1a.ht t.ablcs of lhe
Metropolitan Life ln•urance Co. for
allowable wcijbt ranaes and set a
mu1mum blood pre sureof140over
80
rhc Tua plan also called for a 2S
percent tn1t1al rcdueuon for non-
smokers, Daves said, a discount be
caJled "very conservative "
Blood pressure and weight ar~ the
two other high-risk factors that arc
With in the control Of the mdiv1duaJ, r ::::;;;::;;;;:;:;::;:;=;;;:::;;::;;::==::::::;==::-1 ~:'Jf,ru~1iy evcrybQ<i), thro ugh llLEl1 llOIUl1
Add in proper wciaht and con· trolled blood pressure, he said, and
"there's a very good po ibility that at
could reach SO percent," with a
correspondma increase an rates for
those who don't meet the standards.
diet, exercise and, ifnccessary, mcd1-• Complete Carpet Repasr' Ratretclli111
cation," can cootrol blood pressure • floonn& and Sut>-f'loot Rei>a11
and weight, he saJd. And anyone can ft.U'ER.~
choose not to smoke. ,
The resoluuon does n9t specify
proper levels for-blood prnsurc and
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Meter Del High'•
Tom Lewie •••llY
leed• th• field
In acorlng. 82.
..
Giant~ have another debt top~y
Harry Canon
After getting even with Rams Sunday,
theY'f l get their chance against 49ers
From AP dl1patclae1
The New York Giants are happy to
find out they're "not as bad" as a lot of
people were saying.
"h's good for us to know that we're
not as bad a team as everyone thought
we were," New York linebaclC:er
Lawrence Taylor said somewhat
facetiously.
The Giants, playing good defense,
moving the ball with a crisp short
passing game and not turning the ball
over once, edged the Rams 16-13
Sunday to avcnae an earlier loss and
advance to the second round of the
NationaJ Football League playoffs.
The Giants, who had suffered a
33-12 humbling al the hands of the
Rams some three months ago, now
get a chance to pay off another debt -
they next face the 49ers in San
Francisco.a cl ub that beat them 31-IO
dunng the regular season.
"No one expected us to be where we
are," said Giants running back Rob
Carpenter. who scored his team's
~ It .. ' s a tiIIle for givirtg
Here 'S some gi~ts
with name tags
in the.prep world
With the big day today, what better
ta me to hand out some (lescrvi og gins:
•For former Estancia High basket-
ball coach and current O range Coast
College women's basketball coach
Larry Sundennan: L1 ve fans.
•for Ne~rt Harbor H 1gh foot-
ball coach M1keG1ddings: As many
yearsas the Sailors' coach as he wants,
a nd a driving range at Harbor High.
•For Newport Harbor high ass1~
tant football coach Bucko Shaw: A
permanent assistant.to chew on.
•ForEd1son High Coach Bill
Workman: Continued self-improve-
ment so you can qualify for the
Times'OrangeCountyTop IOlist of
football coaches.
•For Westminster High football
coach Jim 0' Hara: A one-0n--0ne
behind closed door with the T imes'
cub reponer who nd 1culed the Lioni. ·
3-0 victory over La Quinta.
•For Westminster':. defensive
front: A five-on-one with that same
"journalist."
•For Ocean V 1ew football coach
Karl Gaytan: Knowledge of the
forward pass.
•Forforrner University High
baseball coach Jerry Jelnick: At least
an at-batapinst the Trojans.
•For Oran~c County Times Spons
Editor Jo hn Cherwa: The courage to
continue to make m1Makc after
mistake. Afierall. .. h's a small price to
pay for rea/journahsm."
•For Newport Harbor High track
and field: A renewed 1n1erc'it 1n 1hr
ROGEi
CuLS01
PREP SPORTS
Sailors' track and field program by
form~rcoach Bob Hailey.
•ForEdison High PrincipalJack
Kennedy: A refrigerator stocked with
plenty oficccream bars.
•For fonner fountain Valley and
Marina principal Dr. Paul Berger: A
bouquet of roses.
• Forthe Huntington Beach School
District Board: A bouquet ofthomlt.
•For official Bill V 1 novach: An
1nv1tat\on to El Toro High's basket-
ball banquet. •
•For El Toro basketball coach Tim
Travers: A whistle, to help throw
Vinovich out of the door(preferably
on a cold night).
•ForOrangeCounty: An ex-
pansion ofSanta Ana Bowl. making 1t
a real bowl with a capacity in the
16-20,000 range.
•For Corona del Mar High basket-
ball coach Jack Errion: Continued
improvement and seasoning-
maybe n'll be enough to make the
T1mes'listofTop IOprepbasketball
coaches-irand when they get to that
o ne.
•For Mission Viejo H1gh's 8111
Crow: Appointment as the South
Coach 1n the Orange County All-Star
football game this com mg summer
•For Mater De1 High baske tball
coach Gary McKnight: Assistants
who can sit on the bench wuh him. a
diet and continued supremaq over
Servile.
•For Scrv11e H iah assistant basket-
ball coach Larry Toner. Blood press-
ure pills.
•For Newport Harbor High
b~sketball coach Jerry De Busk: A
second honey moon, with a 6-10
transferawa1tinghim when he re-
turns.
•For Fountain Valley High foot-
ball coach Mike Miiner. A manual on
.. How to make It three ma row."
•For Ocean View High ba&lmball
coach Jim Hams: Two refrigerators.
stocked with plenty of everything.
•For Laguna Beach High: A larger
gym to acoomcxlate a convention of
former Laguna Beach coaches, cur-
rently located in the staffh.1~ch room.
•For Estancia High: Su'ccess m
football to match the success m
basketball.
•For Huntington Beach High foot-
ball coach George Pascoe: A loyal
hand-picked staff.
•For Corona del Mar High:
Another C harlie Brande for the gJrls
volleyball teams.
•For Costa Mesa High: A victory
1n football.
•For Irvine High: Return to the
Sea V 1ew League where the Vaqueros
belong, with Woodbndge. Uni versity
a nd the Newpon-Mesa schools.
•For Woodbridge High: A basket-
ball gym that doesn't lealc.
•ForManna H igh: Two more
years with 6-8 sophomore Mark
Georgeson. three more years with
freshman Steve Guild. And, a quick
heal to guard Matt Medina so the V1km~canget into the hunt· for third
place m Sunset League basketball.
•For myself. a diet (agam). starting
tomorrow.
•Andtoall.aH·r. mem
( hnstmas · ·
only touchdown p1nst the Rams as•
Ah I laj1-he1kh kicked three field
goals.
.. Some said we 1A.Crc iomg to fold,
that we weren't ao1na to make the
playoffs. But we did. Nobody ex-
pected us to beat the Ram,, No one is
expecting us to beat the 49ers ne11.t
Saturday and that's good," Carpenter
said.
"That's the kind of thing we
thnve."
"I figured nobody m Amena knew
we ~ere going to win, except us," said
New York rook.Jc wide receiver
Lionel Manuel. "EverybodY. said
we're too i'ncons1sten1, we don t know
how to win. But that all means
nothing now."
The Gianu have been the my1tery
team of the NFL this ~ason, bcauna
some fonn1dable foes -mdud1na
Washrnaton and DaJlas -and losjna
to some weaker teams -includfoa
Tampa Bay and New Orie.an .
The Giants were 9-S thrtt week
ago and could have clinched a playoff
spot b)' defcauna either St Louis or
New Oflean . Instead, they lo!it both
gamn.
Jn fact, they were the last team to
earn a playoff berth, atll•n& m only
when Dallas lost to Ma.ma 1n the finaJ
reaular-seasoo game on Mon<iay
Ol~t.
'We don't care who g.ives up on
us," said Giants linebacker Harry
Carson. "We didn't 1t1 ve up on
Working for Freedom
ounclves.
.. We can't worry about what people
think. We're more JOllCtbet ud hive
more Lalent than any team l''Ye belie•
ja~ with. We re pna to stiQ
together." ·
New York Giants dd'ens1ve nd
Curtis Mc<inf'r didn't want to bar
abounbe Oamu' incon istency repu· .
talion. •
"Hey, we played well enouab to be
when: we're at, didn't wcr' McGrilr
said ... Look who we beat. We beat Si. •
Louis (io the (ant meeuD&). We bees Wa~hin1ton. We beat Da1W twice.":·
The Giants will spend this 1'Uk. in
Fresno before aoing to San Francisco.
"Is that the name of a todar
Canon sa.id of Fresno.
~,... ...... ., ............
Tezaa quarterback Todd Dodge (left) and
atar defenalve back Jerry Gray work out
Monday at <>ranee Cout Collqie ln prep-
aration for Wedne9Clay'a Freedom Bowl.
Santa hasn't forgotten community colleges BB hosts
soccer
tourney
Here's some perfect gifts for the people
at Golden West, Coast and Saddle back
Community college sports may not
d raw a lot offans these days, but one
person who hasn't forgotten them 1s
Santa Claus.
Each year. Santa swoops down on
Orange Coast College, Golden West
and Saddleback, but each year, no one
g1 ves him a list.
That is, until today. Here's what
some area coaches and players can
expect underthe1r trees this morning:
•For Orange Coast College foot-
ball coach Dick Tucker-a team that
doesn't need several weeks to mold
into a good football team.
•For OC'Ccrewcoach Dave Grant
-a community college rowing
conference.
•For Golden West College water
polo coach Tom Hermstad - a state
tournament. The Rustlers would like
to prove they're the best team in all of
California, notjust the southern
portion.
• For OC'Cbasketball coach Tandy
Gillis-a repeat of 1979. Gillis has
his players doing what he likes, and
when that happens, the Pirates arc
very hard to beat.
•For Golden West basketball
coach Jim Greenfield -a 6-1 I center
who won't defect to UCLA.
• ForSaddleback football coach
Ken Swearingen -a PONY Bowl
v ictory.
• ForOC'C q uarterback Ken LasLlo
-protection.
•For Golden West football coach
Ray Shackleford -another John
Hem le
•For fonner OC C water polo
coach Jack Fullerton -the word
.. former" taken out ofh1s title.
•For Saddle back basketball coach
Bill Brummel -three or four more
Alexander Hamiltons.
•ForOCCbascballcoach Mike
Mayne-a team that can duplicate
his 1980 squad's efforts.
•For the OC'C football field -a
sign that says .. ofTl1m11s 10 high
schools."
Cu11
SEEDEI
COMMUNITY COllECE .
•For all community colleges ath-
letics-a little more support and a 101
more money.
• For new OC( water polo coach
r>on Watson:Thesame kandof
'iuccess with his polo1stsas he has
enjoyed with has swimmers.
•For Coast tailback 11.evin Bradll'\
-the cha nee to pla v the I 984 sea son
o"eraga1n health}
•For ddlcback C. ollcgc quar·
1crback Mike Douglas!>-a little
more notonct¥.
•For Fullerton football coach Hal
Sherbeck-the old South Coast
Conference minus Tafl. Bakersfield
and El Camino
•Anothergafl for Golden "'l"St\
Shack.le ford a video recording orhas
team's upsetofTafl in the Pac-9
Con fercnce opener.
•For Golden West baseball coach
Fred Hoover-a sweep of dist net
n val Orange Coast 1n '8.5
•For Golden W t1t ( ol lcge -
another great band.
•For all Saddleback C 'ollege te.im\
(e,cept football)-the) got thc1r@.1lh ~hen they became member\ of th<'
~uth Coast Confcrenc('
UC women
face Reno It's a day for college's hard-luck cases
----lnopener Top seniors are
showcased today
in Blue-Gray game
MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) -
The rosters for the 47th annual Bluc-
Gray All-Star Football Classic could
be described~ an assemblage of the
college football season's hard-luck
stories.
nerback, says the problems weren't
tx.-cause of a lack of talent or poor
attitude.
"There wn~ never any dissension
on the team. In fact, all the advenuty
1ust made us want it that much more.
One thing's for sure: We never gave
up." he sajd.
But both players have hopes of
showcasing their talents for the pro
scouts.
"I've got to show the scout" I cnn
piny," said Mcintyre. "This as my
only all-star game, making 1t my only
chance. Hopefully. I can use this 115 a
b1a stepping stone."
A group of pla>cr\ from >\labama
arc listed on the South roster for the
first tame in 25 years. this being the
first season incc 1969 that the T 1dt·
has not been 1re11ted to a bowl
The five labama seniors 1ndude
running back Paul Ott C:im.ath.
fullback R1dy Moore. 11gh1 end
Preston Gothard. defensive bad.
Paul Tnpoh and dcfcn'il\C end
Emanuel King
For Moore. ht'l ~nior ~a~n
.. started slowly and the n dc-
tenoratcd" as 1hc Tade ended the
1984 campaign with a 5..() mark. lour
months qJler orcseason talk of Sua.ar
Rowls and nation.ii l"hamp1onsh1~
The bnght outlook dimmed after
<\labama blc" a big lead aga1nct1
Boston Collcgt" and went on to loSt'
tour of its lil'\t li\c game\.
";\ lot ot attitude changin(l "as
going on." ~·d Moor(' "We ~crTn't
u~d to losmg Jnd all ot a sudden ~c
lOUldn '1 do an~ th mg ntthl "
··1 had to mnlc \Ure I J1dn't I01A.t'r
nn head and stan feeling SOIT) for
m,o;elf." Moon· u1d "It would've
tx-cn easy to ..a> 1hc oflcn'l1H hnc
didn't do the JOh <\lthOU@.h WC h d
't(lrn(' problem\ in that area I ~ouldn't
bl:imc them ··
A totel of 32 high achoot9 wtft be
partk:fpetlng on four dmer.,.t
fletdl when the IMh Mnual Hunt·
lngton Beech Soccer Tournament
Mglns Thurtday at Hunttngton
Beach High.
Highly r~= Eaperanza wtll be out to lta tltle ~
Notre Oeme to NghMght flrat-round
action.
The patrtnga:
THURSDAY
(1-....)
Ocean View VI. Untvertity
Mission Viejo va. Anaheim
HawthOme VI. Valencia
Serv1te vs. Saddlebad<
(t a.m.)
La Quinta VI. Long ae.cn Poty
VIiia Pat1< va.. Mate.. Def
Manna va. ~ Hib
Estancia vs. PalOI VerdM
(10 a.m.)
(;aplstrano Valley vs. Garden
Grove
Cenyon VI Cerritos
Huntington 8Mch vs. TuaUn
Santa Ana VI Leuztnger
(11a.a.)
Dana Hiit. VI. St. John 8oeco
Kennedy VI. Westmln8'•
Rancho (Lu Vegu) vs. Newport
Harbor
Notre Dame va. EaperMD With most of the players chosen
from teams not 1nv1ted to play 1n
poslscason bowl aames. todlly s
Chnstmas match up offers the crop of
seniors a chance to showcase their
talents for profe s1on1l scouts.
Kickoff ts set at 9:30 a.m. PST. The
aamc is scheduled for telecast on CBS.
These NBA players face an everyday battle
While their individual per-
fo rmances won them 1nv1tat1on~ to
suit up for the Blue or Gray, the
players' av1.1 labihty hinfed. 1n many
on lbrir •~ms• midM tmtcs.
Pitt runninaback Marlon Mcl,ntyrc
and defensive back Melvin Dean are
amona the 37 players listed on the
North roster.
Witb pracason expccutlons of a
strona seaJOn, nt1thcr player ex-
pected to leave behind a 3-7 marlt.
"An unbelic"ablc amount ofpn:s~
ure was put on us dunna the bad
times, by the pres , the fans and the
people of P1mburah," said Mc In tyre,
a 6·foot. 210-pound fullbolck "Ancr
so lon1. 11 -.Wtcd bccom1na • mental
thin •
Dean. a S·IO. 17S·pound •'ICor-
From AP dl1patd1e1
~1lchc I Ray Richardson 1s li&ht1n1 a day·t<>-day battle with cocaine
dd1crioo. He appear') to.Pe winmnt
The war apm!tl drup, however, 1
never over, a the Hou ton Rocket
and Utah Jau will attest.
John Lucas of the Rocl ets and
John Drew or the Ja.u.. who a.lo
with Ri hard n were the only a-
uonal Basketball 'i$0C1at1on players
w1th compulJory drua te ts wl'ltttn
into their contra ts. are bacl 1n the
h p1tal iaf\er 'uetumb1na to CO<"a1nC'
carher th1 month They knew they
would be 'ubJC\.t to 1hc tests and took
lhc: drua anyway
Richard n. t urrcntly play1tta
.ome of the t bl kctbell of h.,
•
career for tht' Nc1A. Je~y ct!>. \a~\.
"I ha't' to blule m ~If C'\Cf) da) ·
That attitude;. )' le-w1s Schaffel, c;:i~W-"'~ "1 e pm1den1 and chief o "-~ et 11i. 1he
one R1 hardson nttd\ to sur'\ 1ve
''Micheal hu aonc throu h tt all."
hafTel SA) "He' been to thr
bonom of tht' p11 lie' aWllre of h1\
problem and what ht hn to do T~
best v.ecan doforh1m "let him knC'lw
that wt arc about ham ..
Drew tcstt'd po 1ll\t' for coc:une lln
()tt 4 and wu w•1"t'd t1A.O dayi. late•
"Ont of the 11,t th1nss. John t>rt-v.
said to me''-•t can handle 1t,' .. Utah
Coach frank l.a)dcn \.ltd "That',
when I knc" we v.crc 11'1 trouble
hc(autt. orcounc. ht W&Jn·l hanJhna
tt The hardt1t lh1nt ~1th chi~. 1n m"
C\~nentt. IS Ionic\. It) ~} ina>ou'rc
101"' to ho"e th11. disease fore, er
• I\ pc n. c pcc1 II a >Oun1
pcN>n. get, thmuah • )t~r or two and
'I've IO\ th1 ltckcd. • but uut-
mcnt hu to 10 on forever ..
I uca'i v.11, waived by the R°'kt't\
l)c( I 0 ond prompt I)' announc."td ht\
reurement, uy1na he had to ~t awl)
from tht "la~t)'"k .. or 8" travel
and trmptauon
Hou,ton c h 8111 F1tch reponcd
1ha1 I uca\ told ham "Cahfom11 "a
l\aJ pla"e for me .. lndC"Cd, Luc.all and
Ofr1A. b<)th tt~l~ Clk:llOC' a0er I road
pme 1n 0Jkl.ind and Richard n·,
drua hah1t Ooumhcd ~hilt he v.•
pla)1n1 fur the C rohk'n Lale Wu-
ntlr'\
Rut hatkl \atd the \o's of Dre~
-.-.~------
'
and l uca\ and tnJX to C lafom
make him nc1lhcr more nor I
nervous about Richardson·~ futurt.
" Vt'I') di) 1 a nenou~ one f; 1
me:· sud :hafleL. who P"·e Rich ·
ardson a 1h1rd chan~ with tht e\
la t 'lta~n anC'T R1chard'Cln aarttd to
thnC't·Wt'Ckl)' unnal)'SI~ and to a
\t1pulat1on that he would ht banned
tor hft-1f dru ..,err found 10 h1\
\) 1cm "I'm alv.a)'\ concerned ti r
M1 heal I hope so much that ~
mak~1t ..
If rcttnt pcrformanrt on tbc ooun
1\ an\ 1nd1\.-nt1o n R1 hards.on hun't
lc1 the l.ucac. Orcwdtfttllon dcpra
him
tk l("l.d lh I UC 1n tea.I w11h
mort than 211' per pme and is am
the kadc~ 1n a 1 \ .
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~ OaM1 DAtt. Y PILOT ITuead•Y· December 25, 19&4
M iler Dci Htab ) Tom Lewi~. 1h e
1COnn1 leade r m Onins,r C-oun1) tor
JUmo r J eft F°r)cr. w h o has l\lcrqcd
the past 1wo )~I'\, bas a wide pp o n
26 I po1nh a pn'c and hu ~t of
34 He hlls scored 1n 1he 30s fi"c 11mc
tic rompctJUoo for Oran~ Coast and has led the Sea Km 10 an .3
rea ba kctball overall record. nni laurel~ with
his 32.S a verqe lhro~ nine f:imes. Umvers11y·~ 81'8d Arnold (21.6), ~una Bl'a<.-ff& C oby Naeu p9.I ~ n alm~t idcnucal 11urc or hu
i-ndcavon u a1umor last sca!IOn. a C osta Mesa's Matt Judd 18.8
The 6-7 senior 1~ al~ the leader m round o u1 the to p fivt for tht Oranat
terms of h1&h a,ame w1lh a bt$t o f 40.
Jllfh1ch he hu done tw1('C dunna 1he
Coa11t area
M onarchs' 9-0 seHo n wuh the Or· ArM Too 10 • .. ·~ llt 1 t..ewl\, ,,.,., Dtl 9 m lH .0 ~c Hohd.a~ C lassic at C hapman
o I~ o n cdneMiay next on the 2 Frv.,, Corone del M..r 11 * 1, I ,..
qen . ) A~oold. Un1..,.,1l!v • 1)0 ,,. ,.
' NMn. l.•gune he(ll 1 l)A It t 2'f Lewis had been he ld to le s than 2 1
~nb on~ o n ce -dunng Mate r
i <tlel Judd, Co,11 Meu • l~I IU 21
!.cnurmen, WHlml"''-' • ISi IU ll
i's 57.5 v1c1o ry over Ocean View 1 M.. we11on, ~o • IU 110 ,.
m lhc T o urnament o f Champio ns a Hower-. Hun11ne1on .. ec:,. 6 f4 lU 20
9 Oemlnf•. e •••ncJe 9 1.0 IS S ,s
lie game. when he \Cored 17 point~. 10 Ill•) Marlon, Fiii Val .. y , IOI 15' " Tom Lewi• Seco nd to uw1s 1s Cor o na d~I Mar O.Brouw.,. OcH n v .. w ,, its 1~4 14
*** *** *** • oast area prep cage statistics
GWON def Mltr (l ·l) , elHltaln v .iley ( 4. 3 ) 11.nuH II " " 11 S.dcleMdl (,.,,
Drti..m • 3' .. 11 • .. ·~ '"' • ... . ..,.. "" °"'"" " .0 l6 10 • Ip a .....
11 2't 761 )4 Martin 1 IOI 154 23 Crell II ) ' ,. 14 M Wellon • 144 110
1 9S 13S 20 ,..,.,Win • 106 IJ 1 11 107 97 ?I Briceno Crene • ,. ,. • TllOme' s S1 10 4 11 8 Welton • 106 131 11 9S .. 14 I " 13 1 II ., ,, IS Horner 1 .0 s, 11 Meo•n• De•• • .,, " Nevm•nn 6 13 11 4 1 • 4-0 • l. Zeno 6 29 " " H•Ytlelle 6 11 " 4 J--• 59 13
1 21 )0 11 Em.rt0n 1 )0 0 fl Clmm•rrUll• 1 1 10 1 8ul~ 2 • 10 • 11 30 • G•mo111 1 s 75 ) Gotde11 s ' ...
' 1 20 2 l(CM<Kn 1 4 20 4 -..... 'Del (t-0) Sen•• Cru1 6 10 16
7 12 11 5 Colt 3 2 06 IO 17 1.7 1 Nfflt • Ip ...... 119 4 coo .. 1 o.s • 7 1 7 J GOf'oon • Is 1
2. ~~~.o 9 m 3U 4Q ~Oii .. 1 .0.6 9 Ill 12 3 20 Coshl Mes. (S.J) UnlvenltV <2·4) • !p ...... "' Hunt'lnGton S..dl ( 3 ·3) • 151 ". 21 • Ip ave. "" • 100 IH 20 How••d 6 94 156 20 • 1l " 14 He11ev•n 6 .. 11 0 II • SS " 1l Snow 6 62 103 19 • 31 40 10 Ml~er 6 .. 106 IS • 22 36 1 Scnu11 6 )7 61 11 s .. :u • "'" s 11 34 6
1 4 20 2 H.,r,oa~ 4 6 IS • • s 12 2 Mitls 4 I 0 1
) I OJ INlne (4-S)
EclHn (S·l) • fD ...... Ml • Ip ...... "" Pe1<ne1 9 111 12 J 20
1tmmenn • u "' .. Herr.no 9 lot 12 0 11
C1>er4n 1 61 .. " Tro..1 s 50 100 11
McConnell • " .. 24 ScP1u11r 9 60 66 14
Du&o\e • 40 10 14 Mocer• 9 11 61 II
WP\Mtwrlofll • 41 60 IS S Tamura 9 S6 62 ' , l(flONI • SS IS Snooa'f ' ., H IJ 44
~ne • 31 JI 1 Reve 1 37 S2 I
' r0\1•8' • 16 32 ' MU<Oll'f 6 18 JO • -Colt 1 2S 32 6 I( Temura • 9 22 3
t:" • 14 30 1 8 9klw•n 1 2 I 0 1
llefO I 2 20 2 ueuna Buen C3·4) sandst9dt s 2 0 4 1 • Ip ·~ "" Elf•nci. (f·O) Netu 7 134 191 29
IP 1111 Elhlen 7 61 9 1 IS • . ..... Jorden 7 61 9S ,,
Clemen II t 140 IS S 2S McGr•lll 1 se 87 20 ~v 9 1?8 10 14 Wlllord 1 ~ 1 s 14 LOCllwOOd 9 117 130 73 • 87 IO I Zlmm.rman I J 30 3 Slemos •• Dew I It 1 17 14 • Ven Doren 9 S3 S9 10
'"'k 4 13 31 7 Hl"Cltnen 1 16 22 • Forlul\t 6 6 I 0 4 rln 9 15 27 6 ,, ... 3 • 2 6 4 Mllrlna (6·S>
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SPORTS BREAK
S anta Anita set
t o celebrate its
5 0 th anniversary
From AP dispatches
ARC .\DIA -On C hrntma' Ja, 50 .,.,
years a~o. with the count!} 1n a deep ~
d epressio n. racing fam in < altforn1a re-_
cc1ved a present that has gro"'n in popula nt} year a fter
year -thoroughbred ho rse rac ing at Santa A nita.
The racetrac k. whtch h a'> led tht• count!) 1n datl}
average attendance four yea rs in a ru11t . cclcbra1c-. th
50th anniversary today and will open tor 1l) 4Mth raung
season the follo wing day. T he t rack was clo5ed for t hret·
years dunng W o rld W a r II
But when the track o pened in 1934 . horse racing 111
the state was no t a n establtsh cd industl) and o pening a
race trac k was a nsk} cndca' or
In 1933. the C alifornia legislature passed a bill to
legalize pan-mutuel w agcc1ng. "'h1ch pa,cd the"'"' tor
race trac k s in the sta te
Alo ng w ith a n umber of groups that v.ere If) ing to
cap1tahLe on the new la"W Dr Charles H. S truh an a' 1d
racing fan. and H al R oach of the mouon picture:
indus tl). ea <.:h failed in separate aucmp ts to launch a
trac k.
The l'-'"O soon Joined forces and raised monc) to
pLrc hasc ''Luck}" Baldv.1n·., R ancho Santa Anita b)
sclh ng 200 <>h a res at SS.000 apiece in the Los .\ngele'I.
Turf Club with the inte nt to build a racetrad .
Quote of the day
M•rlon Ferguaon, University of Pittsburgh
basketball player. on what happened after he and
teammates on a touring Big East AO-Star squad
came across a nude beach In Yugoslavia: "We sure
did a lot of sightseeing."
Valvano leaves the door open
N EW YORK -Coach J im Vahanu m
u ys it's s1ble that \U'>p<:ntkd 6· 11
freshman ~ns Wa-.hburn m1f1.hl ret urn to
play for the N o nh ( a ro h na State basket·
ball te am this scaw n
"Yes. 1t'\ possible he m ight he hack this sca,on
Vahan o said. "M ) d cc1'>1on will he ba~d on th t· lcgal
proceedingl> W e'll M:C ho" senou" the o ffense wac; I
understan d 1t wa~ h 1!1 friend\ 'ilcreo (equipment) he
took ..
A 1.oun heanng on tht· ca\\· 1s ~t for Jan 8 10
Rale igh. N.C
W ac;hburn o n e o f the mo'>t h1Khl) rec rutted pla)crc,
in the natio n . wao; arreo;tt'd Fnday a nd (harged \.\1th
sccond.<fegrcc burglary a felo n y o ffen'iC tha t Ulrne' a
minimum ..cnte n ce ol l 4 year<, 1n pri(,()n
The 19-ytar-old. 2S<J.pound Was hburn alleged!}
bro ke into w room a t the 'chool'~ a thk t1 c. d o rm1tor)
W edncsdny and s tok 1>terco equipment
Was ht>urn wa\ '>U~pcnde<.I from the ttam a "ed..
ago.
Tllomaa 9 .. 96 14
DW'ft• 9 3-4 3 7 7 • Ip .v .. 130 116 Mo\Jnc:e ' 24 26 7 Arnold ' PeellOd'f' 9 .. " s P•ulM>I\ 6 S1 16
"'"" • .. I 1 • werran 6 43 7 t
P•llon • 1 I 1 6 GIHtte> 6 29 u Wln•IOw 6 26 43 Slri<khn s • .. 4
Jove• 4 4 l 0 ] Stot1otl 6 ,. • 3 0-
o·connor • 7 °' J Gr.lion s 13 2.6
Drl.-vic l • 1 J R~otrl s • °' ' Farrel 4 s 1.1 Madrigal 3 01 3 Maf'trlftlS 2 2 1.0 Soefl<ar 2 06 1
Rec>ovlv 1 OS 1 Pllellft• 2 I o.s
Ma$1< s 2 °' Newpof't Hert>« ('·2) S.lti)O 3 1 O.J
llt • Ip '"-' Mc.Ge.ran • 173 ISl 20 WntmlMtw U·5)
Fre..,-• IOI IJS 2S • • ·~ MA1e • 103 111 19 Sc/IUrmell • ISl lU
I 37 " 12 Devil • 11 lG.l Soren~nL 0.111< 7 13 lit A l.tt • )) 4 t • Be«n • 26 u 11 Hen l1 • 0 st
l.lnd"" • .. JO 7 J Stn11n • JS u
Truono • 72 17 7 R Smith 7 20 lt
M l.ee 7 1S 11 4 c-• 12 30
Torell • 14 I 7 • Bien 1 14 20 • 12 lS s OcMe 4 • 20 JemM t.ove 7 11 17 H•YdiJ 6 9 1 s 4 Porlel' • 6 l.S OcHn vi.w < 10·2> AU\ tin 7 10 I. • IP ...... lie Hurd 6 2 G.l
DeBrouw•r 12 IU 154 14
l •Oal )1 IU 120 20 WMdbr1dee (2·3)
8utltr l2 134 11 1 11 • Ip .....
Pent lea 12 112 93 14 MurOtlv s M 12.t S1re10Pll 12 100 8 3 14 Towns.nc:f ' 40 e.o Flynn 10 so so " Lvon s 37 74 Heretv 10 31 3 1 • 8rv•n s 31 62 Hoc•er lt 3J 30 • Sulllv•n s n S6 McGll!IChey 6 14 13 • ""'' s 24 0 R1mirt1 " 10 09 6 V«k s 72 u H11v..-son ' 14 7l " Crv., s II 27
Doomink: An unlikely hero
Doom1nk ltnes up tn t he Seanle backfield C II• SEATILE -Ever) ume Dao [i]
h e ha~ special 'WOrds of en courage m ent for
the Scahawks' o fft'n s1ve lint'.
··1t"c, been hard for tH"c m this year n 01 having a bac k
hkc < un 'v\arner to get 1n there and h11 the holes.'' he
sJ1d \unda) .. I al'Na)'I tell th em. kind o f JOkin~).
·Whl·n I'm 1n t here. make sure }Ou hold ~our blockf>J u St
a hair longer ...
I hat°' Doornink \ v.a) of reminding the Sea -
ha"' i..,· o tl<.'n'l'e ltnl·men tha t he's no Warne r -as 1f
the~ need remind ing
'W arm·r the S<'aha w k,· \Ite k rookie sensauo n last
'>Cason, wa., '>1de l1ned b> a se\e re knee tnJUry tn the
tt:am ·., orx·ner o n Sep t 3.
On \aturda) D oomank was the Seahawks'
unli kl'I} hero H e earned 1he ball 29 umc., for 126 ya rds
1n a 11-7 '1c1on <ncr the d e fe nding Super Bowl
lhampmn l.o\ Angeles R a iders in the AFC w1ld-ca1d
game
"One hundred and 26 yards'>" Raide rs' comerbac k
Le'>tcr H a)e'> asked rheto n cally a fte r th e game when he
heard the final figure for Doommk "Unbelievable"
.\ lot ol people t houll.ht the <;a.me thing.
Denver defense worries Noll
PITT\HI RC11f -Coach C huc k Noll [il
'>ll}S 1n order for P1mburgh to wm S unday's c II•
"la u o nal r uotball Le ague pla) off game.
the S teelers mu'it '>h u t o ut Denver -the
B ron cos· delen..c. tha t I!>.
Dcn"CT'> turnover-seeking d e fe nse has forced
enough fumble'> a n d interceptio n s to score eight
touchdown., b} 1t-;elfth1s season . o nly four few er scores
than thl Hronrn.,· o ffen 'tc has managed o n the ground.
11 ·, J \la ll'>l It n o t lost o n Nol I.
I k., t aut1oned ')tcelc rs· runn ing bac ks about the
hall-1,tnpping tendanc1c<, of linebacker T o m Jack\o n
Jnd thr rr't ol the Aronco•,' defcn!.C. w h ich has fon:cd
opponl'nl!-to lor,c 24 fumble<.
• 11 \\rl·an \hut the m o u t w11h o ur o flc nsc. 11 will be
a h1g \t:ln " Noll said. la ughing. at his weekly ne w s
confcn:ntc M onday "Hut we can't be afraid o f fumbles
.rnd 1ntercl·puon\.
") ou ha\c to he careful agatnst coughing It up in
the pileup\, t>ccau'IC th ey real!) go for the ball in the re.
In thc C 1reen Ba } gam e. the} forced two fumbles o n the
lir'>t t'Wn pla}'i o f the game. a nd that gl\es your offen~
a big '>tart rhe\ I f) to d o 11 a nd the} d o 11 ve ry well.
The\. h<l\e rx.·ople ve r) good a t 'it n pp1ng the ball away
from 'nu · ·
Television, radio
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m COUEOE FOOTBAU.: 47th
annual Blue-Gray C laaslc, Channel 2.
12.30 p.m. -PRO 8ASKETIALL: Phlladet-
phla 76ers at Detroit Pistons, Channel 2.
t p m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Loultvllle
vs. Oklahoma from Honolulu. Channel 4.
RADIO
N o event• scheduled.
I ,
Oilers lose big l ead an~ame. 60-51
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That's State Farm P A()f: f'IA -Uunltngto n Rea h
1-hah illiiw.a I ~-point hjlft1mc lead
evaporate M o nda\ J\ the 01kr;,
d ropped a 60-S I non-kaituc ha~ket
ball con te'it 10 hO\t ttlair
p o 1nu while teammate Ken
. " msurance.
l1. CAllll •SIUICl ICUCT. llC.
546-1222
2tOO lrtst.f St., A·lOl
C.St• llliii
····---~ S-00,_,_...
fhe Oilers l-4, 10 1 11 P<llOt) from
Darre n S n o w a nd I 0 aptrce from
~1k~ ~utt nd J~I Miller
But Blair, alw l-4 nut\< ort>d
H untington Beach 4 1·I 7 1n th~· ~t·
o nd hall
< harle'i P1erte p:ic<'d Rl:w "1th I 8
Campbell added 14. · ·.......,_
"W e JUSt fell asleep 1n the 'iCCond
half:' adm1ttro H untingto n Beach
C oac h Roy Miller .. We missed
layup andwcd1dn'tdoaJoodJob o n
defense. They (Bhur) didn't d o any-
1h1na d1fTercn1 (In the second half):·
The 01lcnarc bac k in action Jan. 2
wtth a home non·l~uc conic 1
ap1nst ~anta A n a Valle).
Prep basketball log
HA VllW LIAOUI
COA. Oii. MA• Cl·H ., ltuCltdo\i11 ., Ft-ffPI Hef'llOt'
'° T")lin I' 13-UnlWt"tll'f' .. .,
LIHM\8 hecfl U F15-et COi' o.i W..r'
S1 E•l•ncle " n El Toro '° N•WPOttT (6·11 a 1.89\IM Ho · • " HH WlbOn 41
S1 FoolNll '° S6 Le HeOte 50 .. M«fll'IO Velltv 40 0 Cuo Valev ~ u Arlfl\e .. • lrvlM .. ,, U/llllOl't ly '° IO £1 C.MlllO Sol w NOtC. j, S1 Pow•v 71 ' ..,._,Np! H.,DOt• ,. Sell Olto"110 " ~E "eJIC'le. .. Torrtv Pint• 44
Jll-t Unlvtw•ll'f• 021-Ceraon Cfl~nv
J 1.-wooatKldl:HI' J..-<orone Olli r• Jlt-<o•ll Mfte• J._Unlver•ll'f'
Jt>-11 S.ddleOeck. Jll-t e111nc:1e•
JU-.1 UllUN lk:ll" J 16-SedCllebeck •
J~t HotfllOf' Jll-'-eg\;ne Budl•
Fl-I E•lencte• J23-9t c°''• Mes•· F~nlv9'1ltv• J2S-.I Wood!Klc!Oe' F.,_.1 Woooorlcioe• JlO-<el Cor ~ ~,,
Ft-.1 Coste MeM' F1-t Unlv.,•llv'
F tl-SeddlfOeelo.' Ft-E•tencle' F IS-Lev1111e hech' Ft--el~'
F ...... I L.ffUIMI ktl'
COSTA MaSA U•Jl F l>-Cotle Mota.'
S7 LB Wilton ., F IS--Wooelbf lc!Oe' 0 El Toro 62 SADOLIE8ACK 16·2)
70 LffUf\41 BHCll 60 5' Wes1m1n1t., 41
4J Tui lln 31 4S Min ion V18.o S6
" lrYIM 52 n BOia. Grenoe 49
S6 MluiOn V1810 S4 n ~ " .. s.dOleOeo. 75 62 C•n'fon SI
'° Foolllil " n El Toro " D26'-0r •noe Cle we 7S Co••• Mi1e " J.-SeodleOKk. Sol "E "enc le SS
Jf-U9une a..ch• D16-0l'•nee CleniC J 11-1 WoodO<ldoe• J.-.1 Coste Meae·
J 16'-et Unl11enl1v· J.,_WOOOlll'loo.'
J l ...... t Cor ckl Mar' Jll-l.e9Vn• BHcn•
J73-No1 Hert>o<• J16-et Nol Hat11or• J1s-e a1encl• • Jlt--E•1enc1e• JJO-<el S.ddltOack' J?l-<«ON del Me,.
FI-el t.e11une Btacll' J2S--.t UnlYel'tltv•
F-Woodbf"ldlle• Jl0-<01•• ~"· F..-OnlveraJtv• Fl-el Woodb<ldot• Ft-Coron• Ml ,,,..,. F-al l..al>UM Bc11•
F 13-at Nol H•roor· F6'-Nol Heroor•
FIS-.1 E•lancle• F 13-el C« clel Mer•
F IS-Unlvenll'f'
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93 MelocMand .. UNtVlltSITY 11•4)
SS Chadwick Sl SS Artu la S6
12 Warren SI 41 Cvoreu SI
69 Cor dtl Mer S7 62 Do" LUOO " .. Los Amloo' 46 61 CMan. S7
S7 Troy 17 41 Wti1trn 43
41 LAguna Hills '° 60 Cor deli Mer 91
1J FoothlM 61 D27-<:anvon Tournev
SS Seddltbec" 54 Jot-I E•leocle•
D26--0ra119t Claulc J.,_al NP! Harbor'
J+-Unlv.,1l1v• Jll--<oron• de! M#jr•
J,.....I Cor Ciel Mar• J l6-Co$1• MH.11'
Jll-Nol Harbor' Jlt-et WOOdbf~· J ,.,_., t.eovna 8c11• J23-t.egune Baecn·
Jlt-e1 Seddlet>ecll' J2 S-S.ddiececti.
J23-Woodtlfldoe' J»-E•l•t><le'
J2S-.t Coa11 MHa' Fl-Nol H•rt>o<•
Jl<>--et Unlvenl1v• F....,•t C« Oe1 Mar•
F 1-<:orone del Mer• F...-.1 Cost• Mfte•
F4-1 NPI Hert>o<• F.-WOOdbf'iooe•
Ftr-~ Beech' Fl~t l.89UN Ber,.
Ft-~· F 15-•I Seddltbedl •
F 1)-et W6odbrldoe'
Fls.-<oiie Mele' WOOOMIOGE 12·>1 .. Loer• S4
t.AGUHA IKH 1>·41 42 C11lno 36
SI Celifornle ., S7 Fulltr"lon SS
79 l.o' AMlllOt 62 46 VIiie Perk 41
SS COi' Ml ,,_., 61 63 Rencllo Alem. 71 se Warren 62 D26-8ree Tournev
63 Sen Clemenle 41 J7-•I lAOYne 8ch•
57 Foollllll S9 Jt-et Seddltbed<"
'° Coste Maae 10 Jl 1-<:011a Meu' J7-Woodbf"ldl;HI' J16-el Cor de! Mar'
J9-el Coit• MeH' J lt-UniYer\ilv'
J 11-et Seddi.becll • JU -et Esl•n<:I• •
J 16-E •l•ncle• J25'-NPI Heroor•
Jle-.t Npl Hert>o<• JJO--'-eoune BHC'l'I'
J23-1tt Uni ver•llv' F 1-S.ddltb1ct1 •
J2s.-<oron• dtl Mar• F•-•t Co•I• Y.~se·
JJO-e I WOOdbf" lclot' F6-Corone del ,..,.r.
F 1-<:o,la Me••· Ft--11 Univer111v•
F ..-Sedd1eoec11 • F 13-e •••ncla• Ftr-11 E111nc1~· FIS-II NP! Heroor•
FoR THE REcoRo
NFL. IUVoffs
WILD CARO GAMES
Seturde'I'• Scel't
Su ltlt ll Reldtn 7
Sunda'l's Score
New York Glenh 16, R•m• I)
CONFERENCE SEMIFINAl.S
S.1Urd8Y'1 G•rna•
Seallle •• Mleml (Cllennel 4 el 10 e.m) Ntw York Glent• at S.n Frandaco
ICllenntl 2 t i 1 om I
Sllndev'• G•rna• Cniceoo et Wuhlnglon !Chennel 2 •• 10
e m.)
Pl111ouron •• Denver tcP1enne1 4 II I
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CONFEltENCE CHAMPIOHSHl,.S
~v. Jan.'
Time• Md ~ TIA AFC 5otmlflne1 Winner•
NFC Semll1nel Winnen
SUPl!lt I OWl.
Suftdey, Jal\. 20
At P• Alte
AFC Cn•mc>lon VI NFC Chemo.on
(Cf\ennet 1 •I l Pm I
c ..... bowt'
CAI ttmet ,.sn
SATUltDAY, DIEC. 1S c;....,,... ..... (•t ,.,_,
Neved•·LAI Veoes 30. TOleOo 13
Indio• .-ice hwl ,., Sllrev--1, Le.)
Air Force 23, Virginie TKh 7
l'ltlDAY, DIC. 21
Helldly lawt
,., Sell D .... l
8YU 14. Mlchlgen 17
SATURDAY, DEC. 21
f<IOrlde Citrus Bowt
llt ONMO, l'la.l
Georgie IJ, Florlde Stele 17 Sun .....
l•l l!t Pue) Mer'f'leno 21, Tennenff 27
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(It o.trelt)
Armv 10 Michigan Sl•lt 6
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tChenne4 11 •• 10 30 om , !Mlevt(I)
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Getwhwl (If Jedi Mf\¥119)
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EDISON IS·31
S9 E•-•nie 0 S6 lrlllM (Oil '°
S6 Velencle (loll Sol 4J l.ekewood (OI) ,,
.0 Malt< Del '° J1 $1 JOH Pll 3'
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71 Pomone 7S JS Footh•ll .,
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D27-<.'.erM>n Cltv Inv so Do" l.UOO JI
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J lt-Hfn BMC\• Jlt-el Fin vautv•
JU-el Fin ve u.v• Jll-•• Oce1n V•ew•
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F 1-Wfflmln•ler' JU -el Edl•on•
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F'-• Hin Beec11• Ft--Fo..nteln V•llav•
F" 1)-FOIJnt•ln V•llt 'f' Ft-<>cH n View•
FIS-•• Merine• F 13-el W111mlns11r·
Fl~Edl•on•
fl'TN. VALLeY (4·)) oceAN view 110.21 ~ Servile n
4S ., Min ion Vlelo 49 n lO'fOle
6S Senti!• ., S7 Comoton S4 so S6 Ceoo V•lltv S4 49 OcHn View
54 S.nte Monie• SS so F0un••ln Vellev 49
S3 61 LA Benning 47 44 SI Btrnerd 37 Como ton 36 73 l.B Po4v 60
D26--0ranve Clank n Oom11111ut1 6J
J.-Pn•«Mn• 52 MlJltr Del S7
t) Inglewood ., JI-el Muir
Jl1-•• OC~•n View• 9t EIPuoRoote' 41
Jl6-Marln•• 101 Cenvon ICC> 12
Jlt-el wn1mln11er· •1 R1ona111 47
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Fl-OC.en V>ew• J l1-Foun111n Valley•
J 16-et Edlton' F6-el ,,_.,,,...
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F tl-el Edlaon' J~ln lie.ell•
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ANN LANDERS 84 ..
ENTERTAINMENT Ba
TELEVISION Be
Health professionals are key to this center
By SlJSAN MONAHAN
0_,IJ l'lloi C0ttH~t
The Rchabilita11on and ( ond111on-
1ng (enter of Santa Ana looks like a
state-of-the-an 1nn1 al first glance
But that's only at first glance.
"We're not a hcahh dub. ~c·rc a
health center." <>aid C\Ccut1vr direc-
tor liitephen Wc1<..s, M D
The onhopcdit surgeon said 11 was
decided to put thl·rapcu11t and work-
out fac11t11es under the same roof becau~. ''there·., a \Cry thin hne
between the type of program needed
for cond111oning and lhat needed for
rchah1litat1on "
E-.en people "'ho o;1mpl) want to
lo!>c a fev.-pound<.. and tom• up -.ume
mus<:les arc n•qu1rcd to g<1 through a
ph)Stcal asse\sment before the} arc
accepted for mcmbcr'>h1p "Some-
times people walk 1n and "-C d1'icover
thC} have high blood pressurl'.
They're walking time bombs and
don't know 11," aid Wet'is' wife
Renee, who 1s the center\ coordi-
nator.
The 1n111al assessml·nr costs $60,
and monthly dues arc $JU. "And all
our programs arc 1nd1' 1dual11ed ..
said Mrs We1'is
lf<>omcone doesn't come m \>.1th an
inJUr}. ever) attempt 1s made 10 sec
lhat the per'ion doc-.n't acqu1rl' one
while 1rying to get in shape Aerob1Ls.
fo r example. ts done on s1a11onal)
bic)cles or rebounders l"-h1ch P'-
semble small trampoline">) .ind tht.·
floor 1s thKkl) carpeted \nd Jll
exercises arc performed under 1hc
e)eS of e\crCl'iC ph)\llllog1'1h and
athlcttc trainers
··tf someone e\erc1se., 1n a non-
supcrv1sed program 11 can lte
detrimental." c~pla1ncd Weise,.
who~ office 1s in the same building
that house<, thl' facilit> "What most
health club'> arc missing 1s trained
PAPARAZZI
pcr!>onncl."
The health center also offers the
services of physical, occupational anJ
!>pccl'h therapists, nutnuonists,
b1oleedbark therapists, social
workers and physicians. This array of
spcc1altsts 1s a va1 I able because the
dub is a JOtnt project between Weiss
and Western Medical Center. which
1s located nght next door
"All RAC'(' employees arc on the
stalT of Western Medical and all our
phys1c1an~ are affiliated with tt
.The) can utilize our fac1ht1es and
v.-e can use theirs." said Weiss.
A.side from the usual whirlpools
and traction tables. the condtt1on1ng
t-cnter has some more exotic rehab11i-
ta11on. 1nduding the Kin-Com.
··There art• onl} three ol these 1n
Cal1forn1a," ~1d Mrs. Weis\ of the
S40,000 machine
Tht Kin-Com adm1n1\ters com-
putenzed therapy to inJured arms and
legs. B)' comparing the inJured mus-
cle or Joint to 1ts uninjured counter-
part, ll is able to indicate how much
work is needed to restore function.
"We have athletes who come in
before the season to get a base
measure." said Mrs. Weiss. ·•If
the)'re tnJured Later, we know what
they haH~ to work back up to."
With manual exercise. there ts a
pos<;1bilny of overdoing 1t, or going
too quid.I), but the Kin-Com oper-
ates "'1th controlled speed and the
machine will stop the exercises 1f the
pauent !>tops appl) mg force
Th·~ anta .\na facility also uses
rnmputcrized b1ofecdbad. .. For those
"'ho arc bored with marhtnes where
the object is to conrrol 1he frequency
of a beep. the options on this
equipme nt include computer
graphics that challenge the subject to
coax a lmle man across the d1spla)
M"reen.
D1ofeedbad. 1s one of the treat-
ments used in the center's pain
management program. "No one had
really provided an out-patient pain
management program before." said
Wcm. He added that besides physical
therapies, the patients in this program
also have access to psych1atnc help.
"You can't divorce the physical
aspects of pain from the emo1tonal
ones," he s:ud. "And sometimes pain
management includes teaching some-
one to ltvc w11h 1t"
Although pain and 1nJune!> arc
treated here. Weiss emphasized that
the phtlosoph) of the club is ... heaJth
centered ." "Medicine as a whole used
to be <>o busy treaung disease, "-C
didn't concentrate on trying to pre-
vent illness:· he said.
The pair explained 1ha1 health
ma1n1enance is the goal of the
executive health program. (But Weiss
added that "You don't have to be an
executive to Join.")
The examination includes che!>t X-
rays, an electrocardio~ram. a stress
test. hydrostatic weighing, v1s1on and
hcanng tests and a number of other
d1agnost1c procedures. When the
results are evaluated. the client ts
provided wuh a tailor-made exercise
and nutnuon program.
This service costs $575. but a client
can choose to have onl} one or some
of the tests Weiss said that an\ one
over the age of35 should ha' ea s'tress
test before embarking on an exercise
program .
.\nd an) one "'ho thinks that "eight
loss 1s 1n order ma} want to go
through h)drostauc v.e1ghing before
beginning a diet This procedure
measures bod) fat compos1uon and
lean weight rather than pounds. The
subJCCt has to be fully submerged in a
tanl< of wa•er in order to obtain :in
accurate reading. but manager Bnan
Roberts says that the wet cltent ma}
discover no weight loss 1s neccs'\81)
Party bears make CHOC
kids Christmas merrier
Ba lboa Bay Clubber s hold plaza h oliday gala:
county's Arts Alliance gets into the s pirit t oo
Tht·re'<; a (hnstma<.. tree un thl'
second floor of the ( hildren'> Ho~p1-
tal of Orangl' ( ount~ Ul\ercd "-Ith
little tx·ar., that ha' e ht.·cn part) 1ng
1 hl'\ "-l'rt· at thl' BA< \dm1r;ill\. ·.,
third annual ( hr\ltma' gala held .1 t
the <.;outh C oa'1 Pla1<1' lt•\\l'I ( oun
and attended h\ 150 rx·urk
Although 1hr ra1m l.1011.· and tollrd
the bcc,t laid J1lan<, Of lllt'n and
decorated boats, 11 wa., still a fcai,t of
lights both in<>idc and out'>IUl' the
Balboa Ba}' ( luh for thl· .. La' l m·l'-..
de Nav1dad'' Chnstmao; pan}
As guew~ amvcd lnr thl' annual
Fest1\al of l 1$ht<, hcnl'lit c;tagt•d h\
the Alta Bahia Committee of the
Orange ( ount) Philharmonic <.;o-
c1ety, the) learned that the '\lev.po11
Harbor ChnstmJ~ Roat Parade had
HELP YouRSELF
tncked been lanc:elcd dul' to the
dov.npour
Hut 1nc;tead or a dam~n1ng nt
'Ptrtts 1t had JU'\I rhc oppo<,1tc cffrll
-11nc ofc,utcmcnt and ama1t'ml·n1
-a'> thl· I Mil or '>O gue<.t'> rcal11cd that
.ill l~O')C grl'at h1g )aChl<; fe<;ll\l'h
lighted and dl'Corated from stem to
'-tern. y,,erc not parading on the ha}
hut were all rnngrcgated nght in Iron!
for all to admire from thi!> ba}!>lde
cocktail room.
"'What a magnificent sight th1s 1!>!'"
enthused Velma Scott, Alta Bahia
( ommltlce chairman (as she and
hu<..hand John A., a retired admiral.
greeted the guests at the door). "To
ha' e these famous )achts moored
right outside the windov.-s 1s cenainl-.
une'(~cted and rcall} enhances our
O"-n sparkling pan} decorations and
tradlt1onal Chnstmas tree:·
During the cocktail hour Pat
Web ter (co-chairman of the part)
along with Bobbie Farley) arranged
to have her son Bill Webster Jr.,
appear v.1th hts brass quintet. ··The
Phantom ( arolcr'\ .. The-. looked ltkc
an o:d English C'hnstmas-card 1n their
rl'd \totk1ng lilP'> and pl.i)ed old
Lngli.,h larol' on thm: trumpeb. a
trombom• and ha<1s hnrn making
their <:IO\e and rx·rfect harmon) look
OOS)
•\'>ked about her son's musical
talent. Pat explained that they are a
musical famil) -she sings and her
husband 8111 pla)~ the piano. "In high
school I sang tn m) husband's ba nd.
so 8111 Jr has been exposed to music
all his ltfe He and the other )Oung
men 1n the Carolers arc all qualified
mus1c1anc; and ha"e been playing
together for a number of )car' as
"The Phantom Carolers:·
I
Basketball player Ann Meyers (center) geta
a con&puterized workout supervised "by executive director Dr. Stephen We1-(left)
a nd health center manager Brian RoberU.
"Athletes. for e'amplc. arc ~ome
t1mes overweight and undcrfat,'' he
e~plained. "We're tf)tng to get people
aw:?}' fr;.im u!>ing the scale a-; a
measure of fitness ..
Mrs. Wc1'i~ stressed that patient'>
nn1 nnf\ can ohtain a fitne<..c, prescnp-
Pat "as happ'> to etaboratl' on the
-;tor) of the Phantom ( Jroler'> · It all
began 14 }Car<1 ago "'hen thl'}
gathered on thl· d1fh P\l'rlook1ng
Palos \crdec, on<. hmtma' hl' and
pla}ed ( hnstma'> larul' tor the
unknov..n re'i1dent'i hl•lo" Tht• <,v.-eet
and eenc c,ound'> ot the hra.,.., 1nc,1ru-
ments l'arncJ through thl' -.ull night
air and. as no one ruuld '-l'l' tht•m and
as the} re1 urnt•d l'at h \l'.lr. thl'}
became kno\.\n a~ "Thl' Phantom
Carolers .. ..aid Pat v..11h hu,hand Bill
nodding appr<1' ,ti
"Pat proh.1hl\ \q1n't 1dl \ciu hl·ro;ell
hut c;hl· hl.•llln~'> t11 .1e111ur111 r,1nger'>
fPl eaae see PAR TY /B5)
Deity Pilot Photo. by l .. PayM
Bill and Pat Webste r , at left
ln top right photo, talks
about carolers with Velma
and Jack Scott while Rose
Smedegaard. bottom right
photo, greet. Co-chai r Bob-
ble anc:f Blll Farley. At left.
Jane and Stan Grier, left.
with E•e Heidemann. a re
delighted with feative boats .
lion at the center but lan fill it at the
same fac1lit} The c;copc ol the
center's programs ha'e been 1ncreao,-
'°S sinu .. 1t opened la\t Janua11 she
said. "and v.-e'rc still "-Orking on tt ..
Wc:t~s <,atd that ne\t on the a~enda
ts an eating disorders program and a
pre-and post-natal ext'rct~ and
instruction program. "I as an or-
thopedic surgeon can't provide all
·these sen ice!>." srud Weiss ... But I
ha~e acce!>c, to the best spec1aJists in
Orangl Count) ..
Good Santa knows how to say .. 'thanks'
You don't have to have a btg fat
hclly and wear a red su11 to he ~anta
Cl:ius
I read about a follow tn Ni:w Yori.. -a par ing garage owner -who.
after celebrating n financtally suc-
ccs~ul )tnr. wanted tn do gQQd
work~ 10 the ~p1rtt ol thc sen on He
purcha~d 70 frOICn turkC)'I anu
ailed ( 1t Hall
"I wanl lo donate lurl..ty 10 70
need) fam1ltes:· he said
He suOercd the and1gna11e of
he1ng put on telephone hold. havmg
h1~ calls transfcrttd nd d1 on-
m·1. tcd. and heanna that Im turkr)'l
V.l'rt JU'>I too much trouhlc to won;
• dlXlU\
\ tndauntl·d he Mn1ned 1~1
, nun....-1 -n prnk 1onal with all the
11p.h1 "1 c,nnrrt1on~ .. \Ocr I Oda\ Clf
LINDI
Ai.wt
hard rpining w11h the Brookhn
Bor h ~1dcnt's offi~. our
.. hero:· throuih his attumc'. v.ai.
hnall) t\Cn a l1'it oflourcommun1t\
organ1nu1on th.n v.ould acCt'pt hi\
chartt) I auc\' 1t OC\(f Ol'CUrrcd 10
him to contact th·\ hal1on \rm,.
In the end. &<t<XI lnumphcd 0' er
the ab urd 1nd •• , .-re ult. mmc J'>(l(>r
fol._ wtll Cl'IJl" a fi.',ttH ml.'al on
Chn,tmt\ l>a>
I n't help "'ondcnng hth\-\'Hr,
___. .. ·---------.. ·----·---,
v.ho·., realh mo'>t hJPP\ atx1ut ;ill
1h1<; Pt•rhnp'> 11 v..J\ the tommun1t\
orpn11ntmn' v. ho "'-<'"-' rt'Jll) tx·in~
mo\t chnnl.lbk But rnn\ld<'r that 11
ma) be the a1n-\ ('r h1m~1r. "'h11
fi I 11 ..
0 ~Ut'\ll<ln ahout It, .. rhrrt art•
c,ome !'('JI \nnt;i < .lU'>C~ in uus
v..orld \ 1ri1ni:1 .. I lno" ol nnt v.ho
masqueratk~ "' n r.irktn, pra
own<'r antf I'd gut'\ h~·~ t"ttknr.
C\pt'C1alh t"->J atx,ul h1m~ll n@.ht
no"
l)..in"t <''en tdl mt• that the-ml-
\1111('(! \.int, < l.1u~' ..re malr t'll.''
ht'' l I ""' un1.• in .i \hnppin m:tll
la't v.cd .. \ 1.Ull' lltllc: hm waHln h1'
l.\p. l1lokintudonn1h inh' hi\" h11,·-
bc-.1f\k,t, rhu"h> t hl"<'~<'d f3,c
lhl·\h1IJ had hrii11 ht \.1n1. 'l'"''"
,nnd' 11HI "'·'' M>part·ntl\ ,.1 c,, lied
h1 tx· " ~1ft-gl\l'I 1h.1t he h.1d .111
.l\l 1d1·1 t n~ht o1n \.in1.1 ·, l.11' 1 ht•
n1l't' \1ld \antJ mu't tx· u"•d to rh.11
'4ln \)t thinr tx·, lU'>l hl" J1dn'1 "'l'n
m1" .1 l'c.'Jt < It trh hr "'·" mnn· "'f}}-•~"},!.'m·~' than ht ~ ..... hunpn...
blrt th3t h31\1h 'h'flf'<'\I hin1 rrom
rl"\'I' 1ni.: II qlu arc 0ne of thO:..r
\ nn\lder that hctnll a good recet'vrr
-.in tx· tlH mn-.t Jln'C'IOUS gift to thJJ~r
"h<' ll" l 'nu mn<,\ < hn.,tm,\' and Hnnnuk:ih bnnJ
"-tth 1hrm pknt~ ot opponunitr to
help fnC'nd" and fam1I feel g()('l!.1
a~\11 thtlll\C'.'lv~ e~un~ a ptl..,_<' ,,, , h''"' l~ .......... fk ;\ 'ood \dnta and' 8l'\7ept"\.dlif
\1 r' l l.1u"1> .tn.I I thank \UU \O f..11\' tn \hr.;: sptnl tn ~h•ch lhe) &re
ll\U•h ""'tn. a.nJ IW'-'. 1f ).\lu'll &!'C'!l,..fJnu. JlC Wa) lO ~ "lhilnk ,,,u~ "'1 I h:h e t1' ~l' f<'l·d thl' '"u"Th1'1'm1l1mc1o be"h~ dtar
l\'1"',lC'\"' .. hr -.:1td rl•,1Jcr. Hal'!'' h, PP\ hohdan
\, '-tnta l~ll 111 1 k.1n h1m<;e lt Uf'
~,., l '"'"·' o t h1' r nltl3ma1,,.
mt 11 t ~"' .til"<l "Ith drli.,:h1 nt;a
1,1'\"-I m' ''"'"'""'" hr \.s1d 1nd I
1,)\\" 11 a
(an \11 I \ f'l '111\ ~\ ~f'4 lllU\h
"'the"' '" " '4l0ll' J'l.'1'plt" arc J"''
n111lh ttt•1 .H ''"' 1h n at
t>r .\l~.u1 " a mam r ant1
f11m11\ thl·rar"'' in Comn• dt'I r
\h< '4~1 1m''' \11ur tr'>pon lf'nu
"''h • rrph. plC'aq-en lo
"·' mpc-d, l,('f/-.1dd1M't(!'(J rnH~I
U rrrr h1 I rnda .\l,v1. Ph D . c/o rhc-
f);uh P1/or. P. 0 Ro' I .~60. r.t
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.. Orange eo..t DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, Oocember 25, 198'4
State of '.the world: Not all bad ... o;r good either
lllr" Nti II d1k'\ nul In 19.H. the )C':tr .\nn l ut1Jt't '>
bqan wntuti thn column. ')h{' "1c>1r
an essay for Chri<itnun l)~o ~,·,1ck1
,-.,sponsc wn~ t'\t~md.'r H'1~111d111il
nnd she ha., reprint~ tl1t• <'olumn
1nnua/f.\ -with top1<.'1JI mc)(/1-
fication'i. I his 1~ l\nn s C hmtmu ..
me ~,. for / IJ84
ANN
UNDERS
hlu111ng ul thl' '4.'U''
\oml' ka1 \H' .u~· hl·admp towllrd
'io..1111 dn-.1) Kotntt th<' wn) uf thr:
K.omun und the Bub' lon1un\. Othc1
nppluud thl' "nt'"-mornhty" and ''"'''
down tlw 'i~uurr~ with cyr:'I hkc
h' J)(><krm 1, 111.·l'd In
Toda)" '" <. hmtm•I'> \II about u\
we hear tall ol peace on l:.anh. 11ood
will toward men. Yet we kn'1w m
many parts of the world there '" no
peace. and 1n the hcans ot many mr:n
there is not cnouah good will.
Our ¥Ou th insist that c1"1h1at1on 1!.
out of Joint. They resent livtng in a
world they never made But what
aeneration C\t'r made the world II had
to live in"
We claim to be the most human-
11anan. mo\t prosres"1'e nrwun in
the worlJ But 1s 11 p1ogre'' ur
humani1anan1sm to spend llH)ll' th<111
a tnlhon dollari. on bomh'I and
missiles that can loll C\Cl)onl' 1n 1he
world 14 umes'1
I hr:' ,,11d tlw \l'\ual re' ulu11on "'n'
'>)mptun1<Htl of .1 matunng '>{Kll't),
thul 11 would produce emo11onull)
hcalth1c1 aJult\ Hut did we overload
1hc Cll\ u1t\ and promote gu1h and
arn1cl) in thO\l' ,,.ho could not hanJle
!Ill much ln:cdt1111 :ind \O man)
ChOll l'\01
( >nl' ul lhl' 11\U\l l'nl'OUfli1'Ul8 \1gn\
llf the 11mcs 1s that our t'ampus1.•s arc
once again placc'> ol hill.her karninr
. .
Thi~ I\ the a&e of1hc 81g R1poll thl'
uncommitted and the undn·,~d 1 he
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hes 1n not learning from pa\t nm-
takc\, not p1t•l..1ng ourwlw\ up,
du\ttng nur<idvc~ ofl . and lt > ing
again
Bernu~c thr\ I'> an ad-.u.'l' rnlu11111 I
'lpt·nd the jrl'ater part ol l'\ l'f'T J3\
"1th gnr:fand trouble ()oe\ 1l deprl·\\
\lk1 J9 )l'U'' I 'illll i1nd wnttna
th" rnlumn d1allena1nai and 1m-
rlll'n'cl> n·waHhng. 1 1eah1c that
mnny ~opk who wntc to me don't
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am1c1 tht· comfonahlc. I consider my
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Christmas Paby
really special
For several m1lhon Amencan1ou1
there, today is your birthday. ·
E111
BOllECK
For years pa 1 and years to come you
will Jet onea,if\ 1ha1 "covers" your
btrthday and Chns1m11. There probably
won't bea pany. Everyone 1 too busy.
Your11f\ will attract tmteattention
btcausccveryonectse Is !Jnwrapp.ingonc
at1hcsamcttme. Yourb1nhdaygiftwill •••••••••••• be wrapped in Christmas paper. Your
cake could end upaaa pumpkin pie with a candle in it.
h was bad \jmina. The world fccluorry for you. h'sabummer. You've been short-changed.
Or have you?
I hkc lo 1hinlc: you were all chosen 10 share y9ur birthday with the greatest spin n.ial leadcr of all mankind.
. You must feel as pedal as your mother and father f cit when you arri vcd· on a day that celebrates birth throughout the world.
How l should have liked to be a mother who, fora sbon while, lcf\ the
frenzy oft he season of commercialism and impatience to enter that privitte
world that belonas only to a woman about to aive birth.
Between the hours of pain and relief, maxed with ant1cipatjon and joy.
there would ha vc been 11me to immerse myself Ui the wonder of what was hap~ning to me.! don't thi~k I could have re isted feeling the bond bcl~o
the mmlcle that stirred wtth1n me and the miracle oftbe mother who gave t>irth
1 n a manger in Bethlehem so many years ago.
· My cars would have been deaf to the wails of, "Who would wan I to bring
a child into this world?"
This world indeed! What better time to enter it than on a day when church
bells rang throughout the land, love was in abundance, everyone gave of
1hemselvesandeyesJ11stcncd with ho~and promise.
Children ofChnstmas are born wt th a choice. They can use their day to
cclebratetheirb1rthdayorobservc Chnstmas. lfthcychoose the day for
themsel vcs, it's a pn vate affair. lfthey choose the latter, the entire world wtll
join with them in a show of pageants and services, processions and traditions. She'• a winner
•
Orenge Coul OAIL Y PILOT ITIJ/Ml:Wy, Decembet 25. 1114
_ _!_Jndla' a passage
to bigger roles?
I
8 y IOB THOMAS ................
LOS ANOELES Like most
univmity students ia India.. Victor
Banet)« WIS rCQUl~ to rta.d E.M.
Fol'ltcr's .. A Pa"91e to India:' He
found the novcl. difficult aod
skimmed enouah relevant page to
pass the exam.
Today Baner,ee 1 one of the Stal'l
of David Lean s m~e111c new film,
"A Pauaae to lnd11," and the Cal-
cutta actor bas a a,reater rC$pect for
Forster's work.
"Oav1d'11Cfipt wa so wonderful, I
wanted to read the book," he recalled
dunnJ a visit here for the Amcncan prcmterC$ ... , learned many 1h1ngs
from Forster. tbouah. of course, you
can never lc:now a ub1ect as well ns
Lean. You'd bloody well know as
much as you can when worluna with
Lean. lf you don't, he'll bat )Ou
betv.een the e)eball ."
Like most actors who h3ve worked
for the legendary director of "The
Bndae on the Raver Kwa1," "Law-
rence of Arabia" and "Doctor
Zhivaao." .BanCT)ee spcal s of Lean an
almost idolatrous terms -this after
havJna spent ven montb1 oa
arduou location 1n India.. the.a anoth~r tll'<O ~n1m he months ol
counroom seen 11n EnaJand.
Saner.ice e"en petformed a bra\b! c:a~tuna stunt in th film, hOldint on
111t11h one hand on the ouwde o( a
vmta c train s 1t nuled over~
r1111nes. · ;
. •·1 dad that stunl four tim ." bt i
ad . "h doc n't look H dan,crou 11 ~
u ~a While I wa wina.ang 01.u, I bid
d11I to dclh.er, and 1 couldn~ 1
watch "'bat I wH dom I was very
h•OPY \¥hen the •tuat wa o,er," •
Bancr1cc pla)'5 the 9 i\Otal rolt of
Dr Aztz. the hy. &clf-cfTacina phy •
1caan who as accused ohttcmpuna to I rape Adela Qucncd (A~trahan Judy Davi~) dunna a.n ouun1 to the
MaraMr Cave How he won the role '
1-.a sample of lean· 1ntuiovcca tin
"When David t ncd a kJnaabc>ut
Indian actors ptoplc told him a fev>
name~ and th.al cl\ap tn Calcµtu,
V1c1or Banerjee: I ~c me the com-
mon denominator in all hi• tl'IQUIOCS
That p1qutd ht~ antere~n Also, he ha
arcat respect for a1yaJ1t Ra}. nd I
ha"e made three pictures wtth Ray"
lt'1 a t.aallad faatuy. Aad a whale of aa adftetaft;.
lt'1 °'8MT'• a!l-ttm. duallc-badl for Ille hoUaya. ..
My daughter was born on June 14. When she became old enough to notice,
she asked why all the flags were flying on her birthday. l told her just being born
on that day made her someone very speciaJ.
Had she been born on Christmas Day ... l would have told her the same thing.
Michelle LeMay, 22, of Tampa, Fla •• la all am.ilea u ahe
ahare9 a moment with actreee 8uan Anton and .. General
B~J»ltal .. atar Trtatan Roten after •he won the Cry•tal
LICJlt National Aerobic Ch&mplon•htp tn Loe ADCel ea.
WALT
DISNEY'S
PARTY OF FEAST OF LIGHTS •.•
From83
called "Close Encoun1ers" and you
should hear THEIR harmony. It's
REALLY close!"
Pat countered with, "He only SI}'!>
that because he makes all our arrange-
ments! And to finish the saga of ou:
son. he has his own I 5-piecc band
called .. Webster's Unabridged."
Mighty clever those Websters!
As the ballroom doors were opened
for dinner, the JUCSts were trcateJ to a
Christmas setting using salver, white,
red sattn bows on the chandeliers,
dark green naplc:jns and white table
cloths. This was highlighted by a huge
white flocked Christmas tree. Soft
background music was played by
Barry Cole's Sounds ot'Musac band.
Each table was centered with a
mamma bear holding a baby bear,
both cradled m an upnght wreath of
grapevine, holding musical toy in-
struments, and all bowed in wide
silver nbbon. completely circled by
white votive candles. The clever
decoration chairmen were Barbara
He plays the piano and dances with
the lightest step. In addition, he
helpecf Velma Scott pick the wtnnmg
numbers for door pnics.
The first lucky wanner was Helene
Bernard, who received two tickets
from the Orange County
Philharmonic Society for the Feb. 10
concert by the Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra. The second
was Carol Dn (with husband Luke)
won a flight to San Francisco and
back from AirCal. The third were
Pegy and Let Cotton, who won two
tickets to another Philhannonic con-
cert.
Spotted here and ' there in the
stunning throng were Barbara and
Dr. Daniel Abbott, Saau and Bob
Beechner, lre.ne and Jlm Bentley
(Irene an pastel sequins). L)'DD and
Dr. David Bloomberg, Leonard and
Jean CballaJn, David and Joyce
Chambers, Sally and R.F. Corngold,
Suale Duhan (in an elegant silver and
green sequin gown), Elllott and Carol
Durr, Mark and Gloria Fahey, Jane
and Stu Grier and son Michael
(voted most valuable player by the
NCAA for water polo at Pepperdanc
College), Rickey and Mel Rkhley and
Ellen Mldlln&.
More were Roae (in a full-length
white mink coat) and Norm
Smede1aard, Flo11 (wearing a fuJl-
lenith &J'IY lamb coat with gray fox
tuxedo front over a sequin top with
black velvet pants) and Ed
Sdaamacher, Mary Jue and Martie
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Roberts and Carol Dru. The bear rr==================;:;:;=======~t centerpieces "'ere so auracuve that
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they went marching out with cager
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dinner topped off with cheese cake
with strawberry sauce. and the ap-
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everyone for attending: "This is our
20 year -believe at or not -for
holding our trad111onall> successful
fund-raiser. as one of the 31 women's
committees supponang the Orange
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Claus came bounding out on the
dance floor with lots of ho-ho-hos and
silver-wrapped perfume for all. Santa
turned out to be one Tom Kerr, who
was wi1h his wife Sudy. Tom turned
out to be the most taJented Santa yet
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W1t1rfrt1t ......... ARI~ (March 21-April 19): Wish comes true in ·'n1 ysten ous"'
IJ1·140G lla..tlll wa )'. Emphasis on S«re1 meetings, ro mance. good news l\lnccm ing ' 1 ·~~111111"'::'~~111111~1 career o r business prospects. Powcn of penuasion arc heightened -
1 · -Winter Rentllt you can win friends and influence people .
JACOBS REALTY TAURUS(April 20-May 20): Make this a power-playda)'! Focus on
-PROP MANAGEMENT romance, sentiment, expenence and an .. explosive" opponunity for IE 714 675-8173 financial gain. Older individual lends bcnefi1 of experience, becomes
Cotoa1 dtl Mir Z222 valuable ally and might provide fundins. 1~7.:~1 2 eA 11,aA 91eps lom GEMINI (May 21·June 20): You'll reach beyond current
1 1 some view s 1150. expectatio ns -personal horizons arc wide and )'ou'll receive unique
n!r·g 960·•226 or 9e0-4229 honor. Emphasis o n communication, language, spiri1ual values and
•u11.. E '"c ~ome 38, 2'.4-8a, possible journey. Aries, Libra penons play key roles.
11 t ;.ir)ol & sua s 1aoo1mo. CANCER (June 2 1·July 22): G et ready for new start; be willing to
lo• ' r, Qrt:Jr,, & pool 1vc. face fa cts concerning "affair of hean." Focus on practical issues. put I
"'·~ '' ~·"t~ 720-3969 aside trivi a, accent pro peny and security. Avoid ovc-rell tcnding assets.
m Co1t1 M111 -·a~2Z"'t Leo plays role .
3 Eld•m 2 balto doubl:gir· LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don't rush decisions~ Play waiting game;
age ssooimo &42-1334 check legal rcqu.iremcnts. Permit those close to you, including panner
_ ) or 851-9889 or mate, to take initiative. Intuitive intellect flashes signals. Your
-AVAllllLE -1~1-.~-hunch will be on target ,, 150.891ui •Br 281 hM. VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept. 22): You'll be in demand socially -people
11oo 1q 1, •ormal LR will confide in you; many will seek your aid where practical or financial
,.1frplc 2 cer gar, w/d matters arc concerned. Long distance communicatio n could involve
n•up & 1ne1ry 1m Lg !nod travel, special information or education.
oac~ yrd pool, lrnti t IBRA (Sept~ 23-0ct. 22): Be willing to get rid of shoddy material.
ci11n1 +ritou1 Brand MW Focus on change, travel and the excitement of discovery. Young person
Cl/Pfll M1111 Me. II 'fi I Sc . . 2310 s1ri11 Ana becomes a y, helps h 1 your mora c. orp10 na11vc shows way to
~ • TSL MANAGEMENT incrc:ast income. You'll win!
is8d 842-1603 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be analytical, disctm motives. h~e E side 2 bid 1 bath, l•rg1 realize you can gain by getting thou&hts, ideas on paper. Accent on
1 \ 1enc.ci pa110 g1r, CIMtl residence. family member, lonJ.-range prospects. Member of opposite
S69Slmo call Cr11g, sex is romantically inclined, will make you aware of it. --631 ·1266 SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22~0ec.. 2 1): Domestic adjustment is
E·s1de fleWllr 2 er t ba. necessary. visitondominatc, you'll receive a "lateaift." Short trip may
Up11a1r1 over g1r1ge. be necessary; messaae requires study for properinterpre1a1ion. Taurus.
H1gn be1m C&1llng, gar· Libra Scorp\o persons figure promlncnll)' .
age sesoimo 873•3117 CAPRICORN (J?e:c. 22-Jan. 19): What appears aross will rt bound
HAPPY HOLIOAYS in your favor. Avoid deecivin1 yourself. Means see people in rcalislic , o Ench1nUmg lrp1c~ warm• light. PerfCCt tec.hnloues: streamline prdcedurcs. Pisces, Virao native~ 2br nae w1mom·1 kitchen fi • • °' '• dad·• g1r kid'• yrd 1&50 1gurc in exc1t1n1 scenario, Ill 1110• AQUARIUS (Jan. 2~Feb, 18): Cycle high, you'll deal fro m I so !o PtE; 3bdrm 2bi 11rcngtli, you'll be confident and loved one will help buoy spirits. Take
', ch1rmer w/mod b1tn1 ini1iativc, make personal appeals and special appcara.ncts. Advcr1ary
• •l ~1n1Jl d111;n1d says, .. You've g_ot the strtnath!"
17 '1 53 ·8190 PISCES (Feb. !CJ.March 20): You IJlake unique disco'-ery t>Y 8811 Rtty '~":r..,,-::;:,.,;+~look_ina .. behind tctnc1." Cycle movc1 up;ludament and lntuilion will ~ M111 V•M it 50 w/Qdnr. on tarJCI. You·n .,fn 1ccess 10 pririlcse<I information: you mta,ht ~
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-----------offlc11 w/receplfon1st REWARD No questlOfla H TIUll to move houMtloid 0000. IUL ESTATE door $165 ~ I SsPd 0 't> AC PfeQ P S ~
COM ·~ blk to bch 3 bd 3 Wayne Franklin 760-0616 Hkecl lltOeo taoe or , Min 1 YT u;p req PC)6-I • ·-·-···c-bit int-!lent •11*'1 WE CllE bl Prof Fml $425 George C . B•by llCFI stoi.t\ from Sucees.sful independent 1tton avail now Apply al S&LISPflSH _, IU'r..-s;• 'Ml' 11ec: >oo11 anc1 more
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potlt 840,..255 5700 tt • 1-k mensurale with ex-Wllll-1100P/IAY ~-u'"•ttyW·1• .. a1Water-645-9-44 1 °' ~1380 • "~C .. eeo SQ ,.,mp .. par tng l1111' ae11~. 4014 ..... ... ..... -2 2-' OOf C M Cute 28d 2be COM hM Mc CAROLE REAL TORS _ penence Competitive 1 ..... Wtr\ naiJ, tron1 Homee 67~ Mo...ing• MUS1 seii' 110 GE => -ar 0~1• _.
$450 Prof, MI F Mary 54~7729 Chemic.al marlo.et rates •Int ben-Nahoowlde AcMln Flfm .... ~ &. ~l)er $300 Ml-1021
675-65981432-55 76 ·-.,.......... 3002 SERVICE BUS NESS ef1ts nas op41n1ngs '°' ll'lelr •1c1.n11•-080 &40· - --
All " Add•lional openings n-office with the fOllOW· '"11 N 1 Tra.,L.. 9035 M'F shr lg 3 br apt Bal l PT PBX OPERATOR If you seek vanety good Aactieu 11:.0 12 .. a:a P I b full SPIRITUAL READINGS J04n tne wortd s argest Hours 10am-2pm Call ng poTS1£1Lon£.!-.E interactl()!'I lrlendly o~ • '1'§-~~.-!'Ad-~!~-~-~-oa:-'Tl_C*_ S3~+:St 8~1469~~ Adv1Ce In Al' Mallets & sw1mm1ng C>OOI cnemieal att~ 10am Personne4 ,.._ environment Call THURSDAY DEC 27tl\ SSOO OBO nds~ ..,, Counselin~ 1815 So Et servoce0<gan,za1t0n t1AM 1170WBU CM M FtOShr 2 -house Gar I Camino Real San Ctem 851-9900 IPEUTMS 957-8191 er d n DI OOi t..o SP•·s
W•I" 10 bNch $425. 'l liC'd 492 74>96 E.<CIUShe TemlO<•es easy co••HCE WI c.0.1 •EWllEIS W.IS/Hm , .... c ..... sa.., c:tosets 5•3.!154 6
ut 631-7233 Steve ABC HELPLINE to operate n19n growtn 4 EOE M FIH IUIAlll TIAfl(fS I Nauucal 1tmo1phere L~:b~:te! 5sa19:'':: 9040
Mslr Br. nr bch $500tmo 645-2222 profttat><iity IUm IPIUTHS !Call '°' app1 5"'0-7321 1malt busy waterfront 3 gtau dOOf reactwns
24 H T-'-~ -•-' N B I ...___. ..-1c t ~8 GMC "'AN Col>._s~ ~;~:t67~55111 L ~ F .. ...., :°"'n-3004•ng ~55~~ ~ a:!n11r~; IAll IP UTISTS llSSAll-Sahirtllfl pers~~ ''7o"o:*:iin ~~~. 1~:!•'.c. ~:, A .. 1oma1 A C 0 ~
tll • •••• qulfecl Excellent earning IUllCRJST1 Good salary No ex· pnones & number1 '°' mad\1ne much more P B & mucn "':>re
Needcheaprent?Beapan iiiimiiiimmmiiiiiiiiiiii l po1en11a1 F1n1nc1ng WlllllSSlll pertenoenec 546-S43t I FT position Must type Prul Han.son Al.>CttOnMt &9-0~ LS~9!~ ~:=
of our family & do my available 10 work 40 111 week Busy lraa"u llS llWll 40 wpm. non-amoker t083 was.s Tustin C• 11 nouM work tn West-.:;in.,_ • f 631 8480 00 2626 Hart>Of Bt..a Cos••
mlnster 897-0133 ForviewtngoftnlormatlOl'I NwpiB<:~~ PlliClva-Exper wtcollec1aoo MuS1 pre • fie • 838-4>9l5 Mes.a 7141~5630
call Mr Jot'lnson Mon-Fri calK>n. ,,_,_ lnsuranoe navti knowleOge ol aJf w.is IUIWllE Ir l 6025 lt1t1la W11tt4 2909 FOUND ADS 9-S (408)779-5496 (COi· av111 842·8184 pllues of insur1nce blll· Full lime PC*tlon In hetd· _ua __ m_, ____ _
Wanted to tease 2 or 3 br lect) IHllHPH 1ng Computer t>illlng ware store S.. Steve. I Ill Fllll"'•E Aato1 tarr1t4
In CdM Ca.II f0< Chuck. ARE FREE I CALIF CHEMICAL CORP Ord8f d.-. phone. etc I exl)ef helplul Will payl 548-7745 H w Wr19hl LES 957-8133
•94-7513 evM & wknde, HEALTH FOOD STORE 6-10Hrtpl~ Computer ~ d~:~; ~~~t~t ~1j ~~~Y 126 Aocnetler SldtMkd1n tbl 6~ STERUI& llW 16191434-..l06~days Call•, Pizza shOp, Irvine area • exper helpful Joa n, 966-6624 .uk for Connie · fet $1000 Wini e.xec dSA. ~~ese1ra<Se-•nsw1Moe
G1111n ler I several motels w H M B I 645--091 1 0< Tina HC•n UY /0(0. S500 650-7670 650-5655 ottereo 11 near
ltat 2912 142-llll 645 ... 116 CIHllPUCTIC ASSIST Very sharp comm mor1· Gu 5 -:',~~~E:J~kE PA;~~~
$125 600BLE GARAGE. Heir Waatt4 51001MUS1 have dynamlC per-MHICAI. IFFICE gage banking. orig· ••• 11" Tu•QuO>~ -sonatuy 3-7pm mon thru Newport 8eacf1 backol-inahon/Woro Star exp a I J •G "J • S 1n 900 18x18 tt 724 Jemes St AltHFIP/T Frt Sal 8_11 Selary ltce X-ray qualtflecl RN reQ Re.sume only 10 J I 6214 ,. ,..9-~ac• .,
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S23 000 OBO 640-0219 C M 873· 7787 11 PM to 7 AM Active re C p or l \IN pref Send A.. I George Elktn1 Co a 21 ftt ry -• open 1" •meta sume 10 Suite 107 351 Corrvv11e Pl«la Sune •A_epb __ w_a_t_ch_beau __ de"". -,SJ-, B< JAG X..1 6 $22 90C $125. Double Garage Found MaHI cat Oranna 11r em en I t 1c11 Iv 645·5300 or tv msg Rd N rt ""' wn t• La...~ es •RC£1ES .. __.., 181118 724 James St · ·..-P easanl good oenet.ts Hoso•tal ewpo 150 Newport Beac11 & design S295 786-'826 .. n AuO "sooos ~· • ,...,. -• s;a wi wht markings Very at-0414 .,., Beacn ca 92660 92660 au -.,,.,. For ::.ompet.1 ve :itie:es &. C M 673-1787 fec1tona1e vie Tustin 393 Hospital Ad. NB iv •• , -lllitctllu"u 6211 GOOd Co"<I hor leae ,., .. or •se.s
$70 Storage only 9xt6 t16th 650-6642 •HtsTAIT IHllTAACHlt Need iovong woman to SECRETARY wi good ·8oA·suN280Z t5499 ~ ... Jor.~r.oocs
724 James S1. Costa Found Pet B_tr_d_N ___ port ... IDehver the G, TE Neigh-taJce care of New b<Yn tyQtng verr>.i & Wf•llen CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS w-e wi-s L~ .. ~norzec otr reo
Meu 673-7787 Blvd & V1ct0<111 Cell lo llSTllCT borllood Ptione Boot<s in Npt area Start Jan 1985 skttls Good grow111 962-6719 80Datsu-n2llOZ:X $o!90C 64E-"ar 919 9'~8686
llWIEllS tlle Costa Mesa-Nwpl M-F 8-m-<6pm Mature potential NON-SMOKER Coleco cabbage Paten B•acl< a.au• .~ec: E/lldeCM 1ox201t0<age 1den11 ly 646-8643 Ben 1,..,.1,,. area1 Must rehable&refs 645-3595 Sl400 mo Sen<! resume Dolts SSOea 642• 10-""T.·~
onty $90 mo • MCUrllY 546-4929 (Part Tl•t) be 18 yrs °' Older w1tn Daleco Co inc 3388 via 84 CO~vC-E s20 ;ioo yrty , .. ,. 845-7234 lloat Wht M PerS1an Cat MHt11r·Frl t11r I own ear truck van Must Ctrtifietl llllSf Aitlts Lido 4tn 11. NewQ0<1 F REWOOO 1 2 cor~ "'" ,, -.-.eci.1.a•e
1 t 1-4 To an.st Olstr-cl MenaQef have l•ab1f1ly n'4.lrance & 7-3 30 3JO.11 30 nr OC a..eh 92663 dry Euc;al'f?IUS $7 5 ~ ,. ~. • ~ Office tatl 1 Family neartbroken· Voe in Newpor! Beacll va11d drivers he Delivery Fatrgrounds Conv -86-.. 85.S !'~ _ ~co_•,C•~-~;:
16th SI CM 645-3869 I T·-~.... "-26 H II t I S-ecretary w mortg•g• . -~ Laguna N guel and sans ~ Y ..-. osp sma pa >en u-.. 011'.., ::ui s •e ~)() WESTCLIFF BLOG.
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Laguna Beacl1 for Daily 1984 thru Jan 15 1965 signrnent good working Banking l•rm Snorthand Gar9941 Sa •242' >'•a.-.-0 ,.IJ ,0 :x>J-"·U ..
P1lo1 Newspapers WM61days 979-3057 EOE Cond Call '9-5PM M-F • must Ptea.se •nck>de C•ICO O•-NB HOIDO•nl CM~ ...... ~ ..
Duties nctude C11spa1cn of 549-3061 satary reQutrernents Aelrtg a•l"lOSI ,,_ SJ25 g.:; BM.-. 54Q s •-¥.A\
newspape<s 1o carrter5 llSTIUCT Apply to lhe Dally P ot Cl"ll·•~ brwn Wets"<'' :;
covenng down routes •••AIHS PHOPfUTORS PO BOX 1560 :4t.? .. amps "'a~ .... s~ ~·=w-·.J.~:;~ n ... ~oc
colle<:hons and customer tl"lmed11te opening ror ans-..er rig serv!Ce exper SlllAY te...,s 650-6256 31-. ,
serv•ce Minimum of 25 Circuta11on 01slr•cl Man-pref Fuit pa.rt lime da) or _,_ 3 Vo< Wet>ster ·Lan~ a; 5vv. :. ·~ s • .. :;.o
Flavor Altar hours per week S• 00 ger Respons1b1il11es 1n· evenings 642-l 403 PUT TI•E O+cltonary SS-0 95 • -8.?0C Ba• c 9 "fl S!o 1 ""'
R1g1d • Ermine ptnr and mileage allow-elude carrier recruitment PAESSllOOI llELPfR To delrv8f Daily P1101 ear"r •ac:Ot, ,..,, l":' ·IOa.::t"-J
DIAL TONE a nee Call 642-4321 sates and collectlons AM n910rspapers to~
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Last week 1 met a lellow 19a m -Sp m I Mull have dependable Part time Mon. Tues 4Pm· lands in Newport Beacll New fx 14 Trampoltne Re<! St I nu •act.:lr• cwoalslen~t·a .1ryradp~ul~ar gHuey1 AUTO Ttllm SlllYICE car O< trwck and enjoy ~~~Ny~'~ lll~a~n ~~~I~ end South Hun11ng1on $550 675-1S72 ... ar•ant) ·toadeo
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In school You know the LtgM repatrs N9Wport Tire and girls Dally Piiot 330 Placentia Ave. Costa pendable car can M•k• TV" b.tio, G·e~ Shll 1"185 •ac:or,
type, he had the per-1 Center 3000 E Coast West Bey Costa Mesa Mesa 557-8393 lttrH 6232 war·&"'• ·IOIOl!>C
sonehty ol. DIAL TONE Hwy CdM "9apmpl)to'nspepmrson Wllh only Real Estate Loan Otficer TELEPltlE seucnOR euut1fu1 25 AC~ Ctr TV SJ BMW 533, S2. '°'°
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RESIDEllTIAL
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Security Pacific National
Bani.. s 11er1ng ex-
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Proven producers given
most cons deralton
Products nctude
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Catt 830-5941 or
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13 Brews
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35 Gov agt
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DRIVERS WANTED Must
1111ve economoeat vecn
Cle Call lor info 852-6562
DRIVERS Mlntbusivan
Work •n South County
F t & Pit Must be 21
Good dt1v1ng record
Apply at 26031 Aventda
Aetopuer10. San Juan
C apistrano 9am-4pm
M F Call 496-0335
SlClllITT PAClftC
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CASllEllS
ASSISTllT IAIAIEllS
Interviews Wednesday 9-11
A M at 2588 Newpart Blvd
Costa Mesa (on Newport
Blvd at Del Mar)
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by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY by Gerry Trudeau·
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane
"Wow! This was worth bein' good for!"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"No, Marmaduke ... you get the rhinestone
collar, and Phil gets the tie!"
GORDO
GARFIELD
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BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) .,
II I GATES 6 THAU 12>
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"The head of our organization."
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
11 How ~e '(00 NEVER .SURPRISE~ w'™ 'THE STUFF
lA~K~·
by Jim Davis
THERE'S NOTMING LIKE MAVING THE WHOLE f='AMIL\J TOGE1'HER
AT CHR ISTMA-5, RIGHT?
PEANUTS
11 AND JOSE Pl-I TOOK TME
CHILD AND ~IS MOTMER
TO ™E LANO OF IS~AEL ''
DRABBLE
ROSE IS ROSE
BRIDGE
11 6UT WHEN HE ~EARD THAT
ARCHELAU5 REl6NEO OVE~
JUDEA, HE WAS WARNED
IN A PREAM TO 60 TO
THE DISTRICT 01= GALILEE' II
by Jeff MacNall
I WANT f?AfZfZEL 9UTT ~CK W~E iV TA~ uP
~ING.
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by Charles M. Schulz
l WAS WARNED WAT
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SICI( iHE REST Of MY UFE !
by Kevin Fagan
!AM'{ lOUl.ON 11' ~ ~\If.
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FORL.ORl\J. COME
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by Pat Brady
CHOOSE YOUR POISON
!MOON MULLINS
VESPA VESPEFt ...
Neither vulnerable. Ea~t deals. by Ferd & Tom Johnson ORTH
defealed 1t Lwo trickc; for a score of
300. In the other room. Horton.
South, and Sandra Landy bid to
four hMrls on the auction shown .
The commentators on Vu ·Graph.
looking at all four hands. forecast a
one trick defeat, but watch what
happened
V'J 986
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... .AND TELL
SANTA THAT'S W~AT I ~I
W'4NT:1 ~µ·~ · O.J<.? -
CoMPL,AINT
DE"P,ARTM ENT,
Pt..e,ASE ..
by Harold Le Dou><
.. Tt 4AT~ BE<'.AUSE He lS E\l'ER'VINHf'R~ DAV Y
SR•NGIN G HIS LOVE ANO C..00 0 ~ILL 1'0 Al.l
L !VINC. TH t~JGS ~
• Q75
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'., K 10 6 + A42
WEST EA T
+A 63 •JIO
" Vold ""J 9862
O A9742 O Q85
+Q9865 +JI07
SO TH
+K 9842
AQ74
0 J 3 + K 3
The bidding:
Eaat outh Wttt ortb
Pa11 I • Pan 2 +
Paet 2 PaH 4 ~
Pa11 Pas1 Pata
Open1nK teed· Ace of ~.
rht" fir!>t""1'ound of lhe Womt'n'"
Team Olympmd in SeattlP futurtd
a cla cih h .. t ween two of thl' fa vortte'I
the lJ S. and Grt•at 8r1ta1n. Thf'
Amertcan!I won lht malc:h 24 6, but
thf' Rr1t1'h had thf' conM)lat1on of a
lmll1antly playrd hand by Sally
Horton.
In onr room. thf' Am1•n<'aM
dt>uhltd Weo'll 1n four club• and
West led th{· acf' of diamonds and
c;hifled lo a club. Declarer won in
dummy and led a trump to the ace.
OMAR -·-
SHARIFF
rnveuling t.ht> nu~y brt•ak . he cJu1h
t•d thl' king of club and then led a
low "l>llcft• Wc,l ducked, dummy's
quf'('n won 'and thf' laat cluh was
ru lrttd
{) darn rro!l!ll'ti to the diamond
k1nf{ ~nd rurh•d a d11mond. Thill wa11
th1• JX>C11l1on:
·-.A 6 • 10
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0 -·-After cashing the queen of hearts
for her eighth trick, declarer exited
with a spade. If East won this trick.
she would be end played and forced
CHARLES
GOREN
to lead a trump Into dummy'•
ttr1ac . If West won the trick. East.
would havt to rurr the next. l~ad no
matter which sutt ••t. led. ud ttle
same end play would operate.
For laformaU.• aboel Cw ...
Goren'• et• Hw.a.uer f•r ~
pla1er1, writ. Gare• Brlq. lAtter,
1eo~ c1 .... 1 .... A~•-· c 1uaa1a-
.... .J. 08077.