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FORECASTS ON A2
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1985
Chilly over there, sizzling here
Southla nd-bask s in 80-degr ee weathe r
<!S rest of country copes with cold , fog
rooftops
Memones are shon. Even Santa
Claus reportedly heads for the
Bahamas when he fini shes his
rounds
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .... o.e, No4 ..... , ('
Twat tbe .!!Im fflm Cbrl1tJlJH ,
aifd all tbrou1b tlle Soutblaod,' yup-
ple1 were stlrrlag wltb memories of
uowmea. • • • A lot of Southern Cahfom1ans
About 70 guests joined
Scotti Ward (above, right)
and her husband Carey at
a Victorian party to cel-
ebrate their home's des-
ignation Sunday as the
oldest house in Costa
Mesa./A3
California
A plane crash Monday
Into a crowded shopping
mall was "one nightmare
we have always been
expecting,'' a fire offlclal
sald./A4
Nation
Reagan orders the lights
of the National Christmas
tree d immed In honor of
Americans held hostage
In Lebanon./ A8
World
Leftist rebels seize a
supermarket In Peru and
urged shoppers to loot It
before wounding a guard
and three bystanders In a
shootout./ A8
Mlnd&Body
High technology Is mak-
ing Inroads In treatment
and prevention of sports-
related lnjurles./81
Sports
The Coast Christmas
Classic basketball tour-
nament at Estancia to
open Thursday./C1
Marcus Allen credits of-
fensive line In wake of
Raiders' 16-6wln over
Rams Monday./C1
Former Laker forward
Jamaal Wiikes, now with
the Clippers, announces
his retlrement./C1
Entertainment
The scenery of Orange
County plays a featured
role In •'A Callfornla
Christmas" on PBS to-
nlght./84
Bualneu
Convertible securities
offer a mlddle-of-the-
road Investment op-
portunity ./C7
INDEX
Erma Bombeck B2
Bridge C8
Business C7
Claulfled 01-5
Comics C8
Crossword 02
Death Notices CS
Entertainment B3-6
Horoecope • 0 1
In the Service A3
Ann Lander• B2
Mind & Body B 1
Opinion C6
Paparazzi B 1
PubllC Notices C5
Sports C1-5
T elevls on B-4
WMther A2
moved here for the warmth and
sunshine. They got ured of shovelang
snow. pushing stalled cars and thaw-
ing-out frozen hands and feet.
Yet, come Christmas day, they
want to throw snowballs and sing
carols around a blat1ng fire while a
gcntJe blanket of white covers the
• • • Coa•lder tlle airport• /JJ Seattle,
Reoo aod Ml .. oala, Moot., whre tlle
wlJJd•ocb were llaog by tlle n111way•
w/fll care, lo llopes tbat tbe lot •ooo
would /Jft tllere.
"My brother med to fly 1n from
Alaska." said media consultant Mag-
gJe Brown of Seaule. "He finall y had
Dying girl spends
holitfay at home
Seven-year-old Brandi Harper
spends her life lyi ng on a couch 1n her
red nightgown. gazing at her new
parakeet or watching her favorite
shows on the Disney cable TV
channel.
She can't walk or talk. but she
smiles a lot. She Jets nounshment
from a tube in her s1dt' She weighs 37
pounds.
She suffers from a rare disease
c al led me t a c hr o m a t 1c
leukodystrophy, according to her
mother. J1ncen Lamb. 30.
Brandi has nocoatmaon her nerves
and suffers from nerve detenonat1on,
Lamb sajd,
"Brandi is terminally ill. I'm afraid
she'll be bhnd in two or three months.
I know tbts 11 her last Chnstmas. I
want her to stay home Wlth-me. She's
my hean."
Brandi came home for Chnstmas
from the UCl Medical Center last
week. But she requ1rH round-the-
clock nurs1na care and assistance
supplied by the Oranae County Social
Services DcP1nment and the In
Home Suppon aacncy.
Lamb 1s prqnant, a sinak parent
and donn't uve cnou&h money for
next month's rent.. a.be said. The cost
for the help of a hcmJCd vocational
nurse is about SJ.600 a month But
,he needs help for only about fo ur
ROBERT
BARKER
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
months, she said, becau~ she'll have
had her baby and will be able to go
back to work by then.
Thoua,h heartsick over 1hc 1m~ndma traacdy and the lack of financial
resources. Lamb and her mother.
G inacr Stevens of Fountain Valley.
say they've been almost over-
whelmed by the help and love of
fellow Oranae Count1ans
The Make A Wish Foundauon
based in Costa Mesa p ve the brown-
hafrcd, brown~ycd httle girl a new
televts1on set so she can watch her
shows. The Starh&ht Foundation
plans to take Brandi to Disneyland to
meet all the Duncy characters as soon
as she fcrls up to it.
One of the nicest surpnscs. a«ord-
1n1 to Grandmother Stevens. was a
Thanb&JVlfll Day turkey d1nnt r for
e1&ht (0 a ruf benqucf') provided by
the Rusty Scul>P(r ~t.aurant of
Hunu naton BQch
......... UAJlfD'/ A.2)
to fl} to Pon land and take the bus up
"Hopefull). m) other brother will
be able to get 1n from Sacramento "
Andy Bohnen. who sat 1n the
Seattle-Tacoma A1rpon for 30 hours
last weekend awattingh1s flight to LA .
said. "You couldn't walk five feet
w11hout stepping over somebod)
They filled the chairs. laid on the
floor, draped themselves over the
ttcket counter. It was solid people ..
And what did he do while \0 man'
others were settling their brains tor a
lo ng winters nap''
"Fumed mo)tl) I ~penl the night
looking for a ~ft plact' to recline
Those seats al ~a-Tac art'n't made to
sleep on" Bohnen said • • • In :"ev. 'I orl.. C 11\ v.here
temperature'> hu\'ered betv.een JU
and 40. last-m1ouw shopping was
creating fra1Lled ntr\'1:\ said ~ng
wnter-s1ngd" Jud~ Wh11field
Sbe .,., walt Jog dowo Part Av-
eoae "lteo, out oa tbe boulevard,
tber e arose H eb a cJa uer, sbe rao to
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Newport•• Mary Ann llillu lenda Senta a belplnC hand.
tlle cor6 to-,µ wllal WH r•e m•lter.
.. There was an accident a fender
bender and I ~"' the woman stand-
ing outside her car She was JUSt
!>landing there and er) mg.·· Whitfield
..aid
A Southern ( alilorn1a nattve who
migrated 1n the opposite d1rcct1on.
Whitfield said she's going to avoid the
fam1l) g.athenngs this ~ear and spend
a quiet Chmtmas
··1 m not up tor tug crov.ds I'm
(Pleue eee SIZZLIPIO/A.2)
Faithful
gather
for yule
in Israel
Bethlehem m ayor 's
Christmas wish is for
peace talks to begin
BE:THLEHE\11 Occupied \.\.est
Ba ni.. r ~P 1 -~ maJeSttc peal ot hells
and '>Olem n \train'> ot "\1le n1 '\,1ght"'
filled tht' ( hurch of the "-atl\lt\
T uesda' night a!> thoulM!nd' ol pil-
gnmHelt'brated C'hmtma-. ~11dn1gh1
Ma!is under the v.atchful e\ e: of hraeli
soldier'> ·
~bout ~ IJ(JO t1cketholders were
allowed into the church built on the
s11e v.here Jesu'> v.as born nearh
2 QO(J ~ears ago 'v1an~ other<, among
the fa11hful huddled 1n the cmp n1gh1
air to v.atch the pra~er on a f>1ant
televmon ~r~n erected in ad1acen1
Manger 5quare
Soldiers u!>ing metal detector-;
searched each guest entenng the
church as Bethlehem marked Its I 'hh
Chnstmas under Israeli occupation
Weanng whne froc ks over black
rohcs, pnec;a and seminan 'ltudent'
sang the Pon11tical High "fa-.~ 1n 1he
1ncenS<-lilkd ">t ( atht"nnc,., ha\1lll"J
tht· Roman < Jtholic sec-1111n 111 th1' < h..1r.h or thr '-Jtl\lf\ The rr;i\t"'
v.a' lt'ft'\ 1"><.·J h\ ..a1el111r Jr11unJ th1
v.1 rl J ndud•n~ Jn t'\l1mJled I llf w
'>talll n' 1n lhe l n11t·d \tJI<''
farl1ctr in l hn~1ma., t-r .. hnl
alLJr ht•\\, hJnled 't''f't'T' ..1nJ hf ,,
S(OU I I flll!f'\ pliJ\ nJ hJgp1 f't0\ 11'
Ekthkh..-m
l\rael1 Pnmt· 'v1 1n1,1er '\hi.non
Pere<; an..-ndcd a reu:ptHJn ho\lt'd tH
Ekthkhem \.fa,11r l:JiJ, f rt·11 .1
Palt''>llnl.ln l hn\t1an Pak'>11n .an
notable' 1n V.1•\tc:rn \ult\ .rnJ tra
d111on.i \rJb Jn:.,, mingkJ "'Ith
un11orm..-d h rad1 ntli .. i:r-. and 111re1~tn
d1plomJt'
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thl'n hJJ tx'en nlP\l.'Oll'nt lci"-.Hll
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pnipi..•rh
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kmk1ng \1Jnger '-lu3rl' r T \JI"
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(P leaK .ee F AJTHFUL/ A2 I
Creative
touch
counters
.disaster
Or. cop1 n ggracefuJI )
with t h e unexpec ted
during t he holiday
8)' PAlll AR CHIPLEY
Of tM °-"' "-.,..,
\.\.hen Maf\ .\nn \tilkr llr'>I hl·arll
the rumtlhng. '1\100\ 111 an canh
quale dan1.·cd throu@.h her head
Then pla•.trr from thr h\1ng room
~1hng ~taned \hov.Tnng dov.n onto
tht' fum1turt and fl oor
\.11ller was certain ~mr \On ot
d1sa ter had hefallen hrr Ralboa
Pt'ninsula hllmc
.. , ou lnow hov. vour "omach
stans 10 hun v.hen '°ml"thina ~tan'
to go wrong." 5hc said
What was wrong wa\ the kind ol
mini m1sh•ll one mag.ht e'\JX'(1 on tht>
Oranae ( oast
While tho!!<' h' ina 1n rnlder chmn
are "rua hna with froLen radtaton
and bunllna v.ater pipes. Southcm
( ahfom1an' ,e1 w1nter sunhum and
CPI ....... CUA TIV'&/ A.2)
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A2 Ofange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday. December 25, t98$
Pressuresthatsurrouttd
Christmas can erase joys
The warm spant of Chnstmas can
lurn chilly as the pressures of family
aet-t<>acthers and ~n~~vina make
people irrilablc and 1mtatina.
The family reunion can be a m~or
headache, accordina to an article in
lhe Occcmber issue of Harper's
Bu.ur. if old tensions and resent·
ments resurface.
Reunions also tempt some family
members to reassess. judge and
crit1cize with thoughts such as "I
wonder why she's not married yet?"
or "Whi can't they control their
children.·
There's nothing to be done about
such situations except team to It ve
with them. said Ahce Fennessey. a
New York City psychotherapist.
"Whatever you do, don't become
defensive or apotoectic or try to
explain yourself." she said. "If some-
one complains, even $ood-naturedly,
that you never call, don't offer lame
excuses. Instead you might say.
'Look, I'm he~ now. What would you
like me to dor
"Make an effort to avoid slipping
into infantile patterns. If you're
visitina relatives in your hometown,
try to sec some old friends whale
you're there. It W111 get you out of the
house and, more important, it should
help you n:'amtain pcrspcc~ve."
G1R-givang can be an important
symbol of love. But in some families
at also becomes a symbol of financ1aJ
success. To give a modes1 a1ft 1s to
admit failure.
Famlly ""members may incur lnrge
debts for expensive 11fts rather than
appear unloving. or worse. financially
unsuccessful.
"It's very hard to separate you™!lf
from these values 11nd admit the fact
that they have v1ct1mized you."
Fennessey said. "Whether or not you
can afford to splurge at Christmas. I
would scrongly urge restricting your
purchases and the amount of money
spent on each relative as a way of
semng a precedent and protecting
yourself."
Services slated for Florence Layton
Funeral services will be held Thurs-
day for Florence Marie Layton of
Costa Mesa, who died Sawrday in
Santa Ana. She was 84.
Mrs. Layton. who was born 1n
Wisconsin. had lived in Costa Mesa
since 1960. She was a member of St.
Joachim Catholic C hurch in Costa
Mesa.
She 1s survived by three sons -
Wayne Kennedy of Santa Ana; Keith
Kennedy of Wheclina. Ill., and Ken-
neth Kennedy of Phoenix -and a
daughter, Mary Patricia Aken of
Santa Ana.
Also surviving are a brother. a
sister. 13 grandchildren and six great-
arandchlldren.
A Mass of Christian Bunal will be
recited Thursday at 10 a.m. at St.
Joachim's Church followed by inter-
fT!Cnt at Good Shepherd Cemetery.
Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway
Mortuary is in charge of aITangc-
ments.
CREATIVE SOLUTION FOR CEILING •.. From Al
lealung Jacuzzis.
That's what happened to the M1U-
ers. An overflow pipe burst on their
rooftop Jacuzzi. and water flowed
IDIO 1hece1ling.abovc the living room.
Mary Ann Miller said. The weight
tore a hole about four feet in diameter
1n the ceiling.
Wnh a round of holiday parties
scheduled. Miller faced the prospect
of hiding or explaining a gaping hole
over the fireplace of her lavishly
decorate-<! living room.
Since the holiday season had ar-
rived, and repair work would be time-
consuming. Miller had no choice but
to talce temporary action.
So she stuffed the hole. With Santa
Claus.
J olly St. Niclc is hanging from the
ceiling in front of the fireplace with a
sign attached that reads "Oops! I
missed the fireplace!"
Her novel repair and decoration
effort bas reaped praise and wonder.
Miller said.
Some people, not realizing an
accident provoked the unusual
Olristmas decoration, commented
on the extem to which the Millers
went in decorating for the holiday$.
"One person told me ·You people
in Ne~rt Beach really get earned
away;· Miller said. "Another told
me, 'that's bow you get lemonade out
of lemons.'"
"Its been fun, a cute decoration.
"But it'll j ust be this year,'' she
added. "I sure hope nothing like this
happens next year."
SIZZLING SOUTHLAND WEATHER ••. Prom Al
going to have a ciay 10 myscll and sec
what unfolds. chill out and think
about what I want to accomplish next
year," she said.
"And maybe l'll treat myself to a
Broadway show."
Missoula police dispatcher Vir-
ginia Mitchell said the fog there was
the worst it's been tn a week.
"I hope you're not planning to fly
in ... she said.
Although most of the snow has
melted away. the fog and cool
temperatures have created some ecne
designs in the t~ and brush,
MitcheU wd.
The native Montanan said it was 19
degrees and very pleasant.
"We're sttll the banana belt of
Montana." she said.
To the news that Southern Cal1-
forn1ans were basking 1n 80-degrce
weather. she replied ... I 1hink 80
degrees 1s hell'" ••• In Charleston. S ( . Marge Polege
was enjoying bacon-wrapped shnmp
and marganias with relatives on
Chnstmas Eve as they began prepar-
ing a Christmas dinner of country
ham, collard greens. fresh pecan pie
and coconut cake.
Visiting from the Southland for the
holtdays. Polege said the temperature
was expected to drop to the 30s
Chnstmas Eve.
"But it's a d1fTeren1 k and of cold out
here," she said "It's nor like in
BRANDI ...
From Al
The meal was supposed to cel-
ebrate Brandi's return from the
hospital. but !lhe was delayed by
surgery. Stevens said.
Stevens also said the folks at Zodys
Dcpanmcnt Store 1n Fountain Valley
were kind enough 10 set aside a Teddy
Ruxp1n bear. the rage of the
Chnstmas season. before eager shop-
pers could grah the m all up. The store
01Tic1als also arc g1vmg Brandi
cassettes that allow the toy to talk.
Lamb. who formerly lived ID Costa
Mesa and now hves JUSt off Mcfad-
den Avenue a block or two south of
Fountain Valley city ltm1ts, said she
didn't know the seventy of Brandi'~
illness until last March.
"She never could nde a bike and
she fell down a lot when she ran. She
always had stitches in her chin.
"The doctors all said she was fine
-that she was1ust accident-prone."
But Brandj stopped wallung 1n
February. l\nd doctors. who per-
formed a biopsy, found 1n March that
she was one of only about 200
children in the United States to sufft'r
from the paralyzmg disease.
She's been 10 and out of hospitals
ever smcc. But Lamb hopes she can
star with her at her home for a whale
"It s cheaper to inst1tuttonahzc her
But 1t would break her sp1nt I don't
~~~~~E Daily Pilat
MAIH OFFICE
JJO ...... 1 ea. s• c i•• -c• w 14d<eu !lo• "'' "''• ~ • <llt.16 cr-i.o-141 se,. --6 .o.1or•• &•1 •31
Fullerton or Whi tt1er when it gets that
cold and you freeze.
"It's real nice back here."
But was it as nice as Southern
California? • • • Mitch White, division supervisor
for the Newport Beach lifeauards.
said the beaches were busy Tuesday.
.. There were a lot or sunbathers.
And definitely a lot of people walking
around, shoolin.J pictures of each
other," White said.
Tuesday's hl&h was 87 in down-
town Los Anaeles, break.in& a
previous record of 83 degrees for the
day set in 1950, the National Weather
Service said. On a more negative
note, however, carbon monox.ide and
nitrogen dioxide were gcttina trapped
in the sluggish air, and alerts for those
poisons were expected today, said
South Coast Air Quality Manage-
ment District spokesman Armando
Zumaya.
Despite the smog. however, "Most
of the people seem to be having a good
time,' wd lifeguard White.
lncludina Santa. One caller re-
ported seeing the jolly fellow driving
down Pacific Coast Highway in a
BMW.
AM •T ~ l/m uclaJm, 'ere
te mn •t of 61Pt. "B•PPY ctr&tmu ,. .0, ud r. •II .-good aJpt,,
GENEROUS COAST •••
P'romAl
lobby, which were later taken to the
SOS center by Costa Mesa Girl
Scouts.
"It got off to a slow st.an, but had a
JfCat finish," said Daily Pilot market·
ing manager Melinda Thackery, who
organized the drive. "As it aot closer
to Christmas. I think people became
c.aught up in the Chnstmas spiriL"
The toy. donation drive started
nght after Thanksgivina when the
Dail~ Pilot was pre~ng a special
section o n fam 1hes whose
Christmases are not blessed wtth
festive meaJs.t gifts or even shelter.
Instead or merely telling about
them, it was decided also to provide
toys for needy families as well,
Thackery said.
Dolls, stuffed animals. clock
radios, tricycles, curlini irons, hair
dryers, games -something for young
people of aJI ages -were collected for
hundreds of children.
Said Thackery. "That's a lot ofk1ds
who will gcta gift they might not have
otherwise."
Dlllllr ........... .., ...........
Jlneen Lamb at home wtth claafhter Brandl 11.a.rper.
want that to happen When J walk in
the room. she just bums.
"She's so happy to be here She
sJccps in bed with me. We hold onto
each other all ntahl I need her and she
needs me."
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WEATHER
It's a warm Christmas on Coast
UnNUOn•bly ~·rm end IUMY weethet 11 expected to
continue. with high• 1*WMtl 79 and 88 today on the Ota11ge
Coast. according to the National WeathW Service.
The w .. ther 11\oold cOOI a little on Thurlday.
Night• wlll be ct.Ir thrOUgh Thurlday, with toe.I bNch tog
today and guaty nonheaat wind• below the cenyona to 30 mph
Lowa wlll rNOh the 408.
The mountain• and deaen1 will alao ... moetly sunny d•Y•
through Thuraday, with a few high clouda.
NorthMlt Winds In the mountalna wlll ranoe from 20 to •o
mph, with locally stronger guat1 today, dlmlni.hlng on Thurlday.
Mountain rnon high• wlll ranoe from the mid SOa to the mid eo.
In the 0Wen1 Valley, high• wlll range from the uppef 601 to
the low 701. with Iowa dipping Into tha 201.
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FAITHFUL GATHER IN BETHLEHEM ...
homAl
talks should begin on the fint day of
the new year with the PLO (Palestine
Liberation Orpnization) ... our sole
and legitimate representative," said
the Greek Orthodox mayor, who is
known for his close tics to Jordan's
Kina Hussein.
Pera' visit to Bethlehem for the
second year in a row underscored bis
desire to sec moderates like Freij as
negotiatina partners in a Jordantan-
Palestinian delegation.
Peres told reporters the next move
was up to Jordan. "Now it depends
very much o n how Jordan will form
its policies and delegation for direct
talks between them and us," be said.
Peres has called on Jordan to sit
down to direct talks with Israel along
with Palestinian representatives but
has ruled out any PLO {>l!ticipation.
Israeli tourism officials said the
number of pilgrims dropped 20
percent this Christmas because of
terrorist attacks in the Middle East.
Freij said about 10,000 pilgrims
w11l visit Bethlehem on Christmas
Eve and 30.000 arc expected to pass
through the town, seven miles south
of Jerusalem, durina Christmas week.
At nearby Shepherds fieJd, which
centuries-old tradition hold is the
place where angels broupt the
shepherds tidings of Jesus' birth,
teacher Bill Sanders of Philadelphia
said: "Peace seems a little tenuous. It
is really very interesting being here
but the presence of the occupation
army is evidence that it is not a very
peaceful time."
"There att many fewer pilgnms.
They are running scared, I think."
said Brother Brian of Atlantic Caty,
N.J., one of two American-born
Franciscan monks who live in the
fonrcss-like complex around the
Church of the Nativity, built over the
site where Mary is believed to have
given birth to Jesus.
The 4th-century church, redolent
W1th the smell of incense, atuacted
many pilgrims who crowded into the
arouo beneath the buildina 10 kneel in
prayer before a silver star marking the
spot where tradition holds Jesus was
born.
Tourists were frisked and screened
with metal detectors by green-uni-
formed Israeli soldiers before bend-
ing to pass through the four-foot
enua-nce to the church, called the
Door of Humility.
About 370 armed Israeli soldiers
wer~ deployed in the Manger Square
area, Israel army radio reported.
Some of the troops were stationed on
rooftops surrounding the square.
Last week. a New Jersey man was
arrested in the United States and
accused of trying to smulJle weapons
and 150 pounds of explosives to Israel
for use by the PLO against Chnstian
pilgrims.
U A1tomcy Thomas Greel15h
said Egr ptian-born Sult.an cl-Gawli
was believed to be pan of a PLO
attempt to unleash .. an enormous
amount of death and destruction."
Wanda Mc1xcl. 54. of Milford
N.J .. said sh~ and her hu!>band had
defied fnends' warning!> aga1Dst v1sit-
1ng the Holy Land ... , said we arc in
God's hands." she said ID Manger
Square. "I saw the spot where Jesus
was born. For me 11 was very
emotional."
Pope calls Jesus' birth
'divine meaning of life'
VATICAN CITY (AP) -P~pc
John PauJ II, celebrating midniaru
Mus on Tuesday for thousands of
faithful in St. Peter's Basilica, invited
J>CO{>le worldwide to celebrate
Chnstmas by proclaiming the
"divine meanin• of human life."
"The Lord's birth is the LiJht of the
meaning: the light of the rediscovered
meaning of all things. And above all
the meaning of man ... the meaning of
homan life," the J)ope said in his
homily.
"The liaht of the night of Bethle-
hem. This meaning, this rediscovered
meanin1 of humanity -and the
meaning of all thinp -bunts upon
the world'' with soni, be said.
Some or the thousands of on-
looken climbed the bases of the
church's majestic marble columns for
a glimpse of the 65-year-old pontiff,
while others hoisted children on their
shoulders. Women and men in glitter-
ing evenina aowns and tuxedoes
stood beside bands of gypsy women
and babies.
"To all of you gathered here, to all
the peoples and nations, to the whole
of crcabon I express the hope that on
this Bethlehem ni&ht you will raise
this sona. in many tongues, traditions
and cultures:
"The sona of the birth of the Lord.
the song that proclaims the divine
meaning of human life," the pope
said.
John Paul's remarks were preceded
and followed by songs by the choir
After has homily, a 9-year-old Polish
gJrl read a bncf message c'<prC'ss1ng
the love of "all children" for frsus
and asking his help 1n lighting
"hunger. misery and war "
Television statio ns lrom ahou1 30
count.nes requested and reccl\ cd
pcrm1ss1on from 1ht· \. ..i l1Grn 10
broadcast the Mas<. h\.c, \atKan
spokesman Joaqu1D Na\.arro '>.ltd
P1lgnms from Europe lht' l n11cd
States and Laun Amcnca came to
Rome for the Mass. Navarro said
In the middle of St. Peter'~ Square
stood a monumental \hmtma\ tree
and a nal1v1ty scene with a manga to
which the pope 1s to ca~ a likencs\ of
the baby Jesus.
Four long hnes of people waited in
the square bathed by moonlight and
blue-and-white spotlights as m1htary
pohce searched handbags and con-
ducted metal detector checks on all
entenng the basilica. The church'\ bia
bells boomed across the cobble~toncs
"~·ve been waiting a lot of
Chnstmases to do this " said Jerrie
Frick, 29. of Boston. as she stood an
line.
The pontiff was to celebrate a
Christmas morning Mass at St.
Peter's Basilica followed by his
message to the city of Rome and the
world. his trad111onal "Urb1 et Orb1"
sptteh. as 11 1s known by its La11n
name.
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, o.c.mbef 25, 1985 AS
Party recaptures
Victorian spirit
S~nse of humor helps hosts
restore Mesa· s oldest house
By CAROL MOORE
Of IN Dell) Ho4 II«!
'Twas the week before Chnstmas, and all through the
house. not a creature was idle, not even ... Bullwinkle?
That's because Carey and Scom Ward. were finishing
17 month~ ofrestonng their Elden Avenue residence to
ha ve It designated as the oldest house in Cost.a Mesa
who created the ca noon character
~is mother, Mrs J 1 Ward. came from Hollywood
to enJOY the festt v1ttes that incl uded dancing to Gene
Sulli van's period piano music 1n the parlor and takang
horse-and-carnage ndes. The (hnstmas tree. mantels
and staircase newels were fe stooned with nbbons and lace
as another 1nd1cat1on of those pre~lectnc times.
The happiness of the crowd reflected the Wards'
motto all dunng the restoration -"Keep your sense of humor."
"You've got to have plenty ofopttm1sm when you s~ scraping through 18 coats of paint orcleaningan
ongrnal lamP. fixture that's so black you wonder what's
under there,• said Sco111 Ward. expla101ng that the house
was electnfied 1n 1926
~
About 70 guestsc~me Sunday an tum--0f-the-century
costumes to admire the pa1nstak1ng restoratton, leav10g
their parasols. fnnged shawls and top hats on a hat tree
tOppt"<1 lw R11llw1n\.1,.·~ hn rnc -ll Tnh11f1" tn \a rev'' fathc-r As pany-goers (Tlarveled at the transfonnauon, she
rccaJled how the lotchen was "a pan1cular disaster area
and the floor furnaces dido 't work when we moved in. But
that was during the heat wa-.e of '84 and we didn't find out
until the winter.
11111111 , ••
111 1 l llP . ......
Suaan Donon..n and Pete Reuln arrh·ed In
the moet completely acceuorlsed coetumea.
"Leveling floors was a major issue and finding 20-
foot, tongue-and-grooved noorwood or tn pie clapboard
for the ex tenor were 1he most difficult JOb
"Just finding the proper tools to do the repairs is a Job
in Itself. And you can spend weeksreplacanga bathroom
fixture-instead ofa day or 1wocheck10g hardware stores fora modern Item ."
Ad vice from Victorian Home magazine and the thnll
.. offindinglovely oak mantels under gaudy pink and
yellow paint got her through the days of wondering 1rshl''d
ever be fintshed. Now she takesJusttfiable pnde 10
·show1ng offher wall stenc1l1ngand he 1n descnb1ng the
weights and ropes he replaced to keep the ongi nal
windows functioning.
And the pair, who own a real estate com pa n) in
Newpon Beach. remam adaman1 about fi nding ou1 the
whole history ofthe1r residence and ma10ta101ng m
architectural character.
Surpnsed that the the utle search only went back to
1926 at its present locauon, the Wards did add1 11onal
research, discovenng that the house was built -w1th four
bedrooms and one bath -10 1900 1n Talben llaterto
become Fountain Valley).
Flooding there prompted the owners to haul the
three-story building to Costa Me~ and add the kitchen
and another bath.
Another item ofh1stoncal note was the fact that two
women owned the house from 1929 to 1931 "hen 1ts pnce
wasS3.200.
"It was very unusual for women to own houses then
so 1t may have been a brothel at the time. The bank
eventually foreclosed on them ... Scotti Ward said.
She also commented that the guest room has no
closets because v1s1 tors would bn ng their own st ea mer
trunks.
Fireplaces provided the onl) heat but st} les of the
ti mes provided warmth. Her beaded black taffeta and
corduroy pany outfit was mhented fro m her husband·s
great-aunt. It weighed 25 pounds. 1nclud1ng full petticoat
and rows of whalebone stays.
Noting that she usually cuts nbbons fo r ne" office
buildinJS and hospitals, Mayo r Nonna HenLOg expressed
delight an "celebrating this glonous renovauon. ··
She dedicated the house as the oldest to Cost.a Mesa
and told the Wards. "You're to be congratulated for yo ur
enthusias.m in 'JOt~g ~ck to the 'ood ~Id days' and )'Our
accuracy rn ma10ta1010gauthent1c1ty.
Among those enjoying the bnefceremon} were .\I
and Mawe Alicandro. Jean and Othyha Le Blanc. Joe and
Judy Mader. Marcce Liebe. Ted Scser. Vent> Jones. Pete
Reasin, Susan Donovan and Denni<; l.li>nfii>
At left, Coeta Mayor Norma Hertao1. center. praised hoetl
Scotti and Carey Ward for their enthu•la•m and authentici-
ty In re•torinl home to Victorian •tyle. AlM> enjoying the
. period party were Sandi Stephen• and Ted Seger• dancing
to Gene Sullh•an'• piano tunea and Helen Belllnger and
Mra. J .T. Ward taking hone-and-ca.rrtace ride.
Dai ly Pilot photos by David Muranaka
Master Sgt. Castro joinSAir Force 's top 12 airmen
Master gt David A. Castro, whose wife 1s the former
Mary Tyson of Laguna Niguel. has been named one of the
Air Force's 12 outstanding airmen for 1985 Castro 1s an
eng1nccnng assistant tcchnacaan with the 2852nd C1v1_l
EngmeeringSquadron at McClellan Air Force BaS('. Calaf
The recipients were honored !l' the Atr Fo~ce Assoc1atton
Convention and v1s1tcd President Reagan. • • • Anny National Guard 2nd Lt. Bruce 0 . Pwl1enelo,
\OO of Louis and Beverly Pulgencto of Costa Mesa, and
Warrant Officer o .. n R. Stlrli•I• dauahter of Or. Ralph
Sttrhng of Tus110 and Jean Sttrltng ol' Newport Beach.
have received the silver wings of Army aviators upon
completion of the rotary wlng aviator course at the Army
Aviation School in Fort Rucker. Ala. Pulgencao 1s a 1 ~77
graduate of Costa Mesa Hta.h School and t1rhn1
artiduated from Oranac Coast C""olleae 1n 1982. .. -...
Staff Sat. Ttmotlay E. Sdl•ppe. son of Mr and Mrs.
R.H. Schuppe of El Toro. has been named outst.andin&
non-commtS toned officer of the month for the 3 I 8th
Fighter lntcrc:cptor!quadron at Mc:Chord Atr For« Base.
Wash. Scbuppe. an avionics test techn1c1an, is a 1978
araduate ofSaddleback Collqe 1n Mumon VtcJO. • • • Airman neodore C. Petllle1, son of Theodorr J
Pethes ofNewpon Beach has been au11ned to hc~pard
Air Force Base. TellH. afteT completan1 bes1c tra1n1n• at
Lackland Air Foret Rase. Texas Pethe' wtll receive
,pcc1alt1ed 1nstruct1on 1n the medactl ~rv1ccs field • • • 1nnan JM D. Zlmmermu. \On of John and Joan
Zimmerman of Huntington Beach. has am\C~d fo r dut\ in
Iceland. Zimmerman. a 1985 graduate ot \fanna High
School. 1s an aerospace ground equipment mcchan1l at
the Atr Force base • • • Airman S.elly L. Soatlawell, daughter l)i Juht
Southwell of Laguna Beach. has bttn ass1gnffl to Kec:"~lcr
Air Force Base, Miss., after completing basic tra1n1ng at
Lackland Air Force Base. Te~as Southwell will rece1"e
spec1ah2ed mstructton an tht commun1cat1on,<lt'\·
tronacs systems field
• • • Anny Spec. 4 Q.iatoll A. Lff, '°" ot -\hon and Lila Ltt of Newport Beach. has amved for dut\ "1th the 8th
Infantry Otv111on in West German} Ltt. a hroadcast
JOumahst. IS a 1982 araduate of Cal State San D1t"gO ••••
Airman Deul4 W. FUat, son of Donald and Dianne
A ant oflrv1ne, has araduated fro m the tr Force 1maar~
1nterprttercoursc at Lowry Atr Foret Base. Colo Fl101. a
1983 araduate of Ed150n H1ah hoot. is nov. 5ien "'I" 1th
the 4~7th Reronna1ssantt T('('hn1cal 1roup 10 \\ e~t
Germany. • • • Airman Erlll J. Mor1aa. son of Ham~n B Mo rpn
Ill of Huntinaton &ach. has b«n a"1aned to Lowry o\1r
for« Bate, Colo .. after compleuna has1c tra101na a1
Lackland Air Force Base, Teus. Moraan. a 198' araduatt
of Ocean View Ht-'1 hool. W111 rttt1ve ~~1ahzrd
1nstruruon 1n the avionics svstem~ field • • • Cadet Oe41ey J. Waner. w n of 0 n \\arnc1 nd
Man .\nn \<tn~·n nt Hunllnt1-t.•n &·:h h hJ' rc-lt'l\l'd thl'
parachuti st oodgt• upon ,11n1pkl111n •• , thl lhrt'l' " "
airborne cour'IC Jt tht• \·m, Int.inti'\ \\..h1)<)( 1n I ,,rt
Benning. Ga \\aml"r "J '"': itr.1duJtl· l'I \!Jnna ll1gh
hool. ••• .\1rman Oeu A. Rudt', "'n .11 Pn\\.11!.1 't lX k JnJ
stepson of Rona ld ',~i.. 111 Hun11ngtnn Reath ha\
completed ba'lll tra101ng at Lil ~ IJnd \1r fMt'c Ba~·
Te,as Reade, a l~H~ graduJ lt· 111 l d1,,in High ~·hool 1\
remaan1ng at Lackland lor 'iX"llJh1t"ll 1ra1n1ng 10 tht'
secunt) police field ••• Capt Edward E Hui Ill. "'h11"t' "tit• " tht' ll1rmt1
~aren Hull of El Toro ha~ .im' l'll 1111 dut' "'llh tht' ..\l'('J
Defensc Coun'l<'I at Lat l..land .\1r I 1m:<' 1\3~ Tc \3'> Hunt
recei ved hts !aw degrt'r an l~S' lrom \il1trt• D.ime l.lv.
School • • • F1~t Lt Oa' Id A Bueelt, "'n •'' ~inJr.t R.11..rr ol
Cost.a Me\3 h.i' ~·rn dt'\oratn t v.11h thr \11 f 111n·
Commendauon \1c<lal at ~ott .\1r F one Ba\<' Ill Ral..l·r
t ) a v.eather offi1tr v.11h Hcad~uancr<1 \rr "\\t•a1ht•1
Squadron • • • P\l Ralpill M. Ja<"ob•. '>tln 111 I rdrnc and ~lau'
Jac:obsofHun11n11 nn Rcal'h ha~roml'llttrd has1c tra101ng
at Fort Ja<'k~n c; C • • • .\tnnan Tlmo&•y N Gilbert. 'IUO ol Bru~c anJ
Mal')one G1lbcn off ounta1n \ alle\ ha' ~n a'''&ncJ 11•
hepperd .\1r f on:T 0ast" Te\a\ af\tt compleuni ha\11
tra1n 1na at lJal kland Air Fnn.·c f\a~ 1 c\a'> < 11lh(·n .1
l\l I jlrad uJtl' 1 I •nuntarn \Jlln Hiith 'h•>1•I "'111
ll'\ Cl\ t' \P\'\ Jlt/C'1! 1n\tnJl t.1 !' " lhl' JI 'Jll OlJtOlt·n
JO\ l" I dJ . . .
.\1rm.rn Eri<" ~Ddi, '<in ,,, "-'" '-ind' 111 1..iguna
'-111uel hJ' itr.1du.it1·d trl1m thl' \1r I Mu· a1ru·a 11
m.unt('nJn,l· 1 nuN· c11 'iheppard \1r I 11rn· Ra\t' T t'\a~
'land\ I' "''" \('(\IOI! \\Ith lhl' l'l 'rd ( )r[tan11ntrnn.1l
\1 J10tl'nJ01t' \quJdr11n at '-onnn \11 I 11rre Ba\C.· C .1ht • • • .\1rman ~an P Retlly, 'on ul P;u nd1. Rcalh ol \an
Juan ( ap1'ltran11 ha'i graduatC'd lrnm thC' .\1r Force
ml\\tlc t'IC'llrt1n1l l"qU1 pmtnt ,·oul"'(' at c hanutr .\1r Foret'
8a'i(' Ill Rt1lh a 1..igo graduate.' 01 Laguna Buch High
~ hool. '' 'iC' g v.1th the W.Sth ln1crwnt1o('otal Balhstt
M l\'llc Tc\t ·\,f=untcnanl"C \quJ'ldllln "' \ andenburg .\1r
f lll"l"C f:la'iC' l ahl • • •
l apt David P Brillon, "'hll'\.(' "'tic 1~ the formC1
'lu\an Jordan of Huntington 8ea1h ha\ becn d«oratcd
v.11h tht .\1r h m.t" < nmmcndat100 ~edal at Holloman
\1r Foret Ra\C ' \1 Bn tton a I ~~O iraduate of the Atr
1 11n·(' \cadem' 10 ( oloradn pnn&\ "a pilot ~1th the 7th r adtcal hghter \quadron • • •
\11 forlc 'itafl \at Mart C Woo4, \-On of Arthur
\\ l-X>d of \an Juan ( apmrano. has am\ed for dutl 1n
Enaland \\nod 1\ an 1n"enton manaaement supervi'°'
v.1th the liht lqu1pmen1 Ma1ntenantt ~uadron • • • PF< Jadltlll A l\eet, dau&hter of M&l')'.Jlnc
~1 Dunald Ro~' uf r ountaan Velky has CQmplct.ed
\rm' ~'" 1r.11n1na u F-on Ja k'°n ~ c
A4 Orange Coast OAIL V PILOT I Wednesday, o.c.tnber 25, 1985
Crash called 'nightmare
we have been expecting'
Four dead, nine remain h ospitali zed in
critical condition after pla ne ra m s ma ll
0ffi<'i31'> ~1d th<' pl~1ne· .. luC'I ra1ncd
into the mall through a gaping 50-
foot--widc hole punched into the roof
Burning fuel flo""ed down an
c~alator: meltinf tar and red -hot
sheet!. of metal fel from the roof and
aq1d o;mokc blanketed the pan1d.cd
crowd
CONCORD. Caltf. (AP)-A planl·
crash that showered debn'> and hurn-
mg fuel into a C'rowded shnpp1ng mall
near a fogged-in airport wa!> "one
nightmare we have alwa~s hcen
expecting," a tire otlic1al \;lid ruec;-
day. Four people were killed. 1nclud-
tng the three aboard the plane, and IS8
were injured.
''A.n aircraft crashing Into un·
valle} 'ihopp1ng ccntcr two n1ght'i
before ('hnstmas. all loaded up like 11
was -that'!> one n1ghtmarc wc'w
alwa>' been expecting w11h the
a1rpon as close as 1t 1s in the fog." ~11d
W1ll1am Maxfield, chief oft he Contrn
Costa Count} Consoltdatcd Fire 01<;-
tnct.
"I \3w a perwn on fire. calling lor
help in the plane." said 14-year-old
Vincent l\msdcn. who saw the nose of
the planl' pushing throu$h the roof.
"He wa\ on tire, hut he dted, and fell
do"-n "
"All ot a sudden there was pan-
demonium everywhere. People were
running and screaming." said Jenny
McCoy, 19. of Walnut Creek. She
returned to the mall Tuesday. "I JUSt
had to come hack and make sure 11
wasn't a dream."
The twin-engrne plane attempting
10 land rammed through the roof of a
Mac)' 's 'itOre Monday night al the
Sunvallcy M all, raining wreckage on
an area where C'hildren were -w<11t1ng
10 tell their dreams to Santa Clau<;
A woman who suflercd extl'n!-1H·
burns in the shopping mall died
Tuesday. Eighteen people remained
hosp1taltzed, nine 1n critical con-
dition with burns, and another 70
people were treated and rclca!>ed.
according 10 spokesmen at the nine
hospitals that received v1ct1ms of the
crash.
The pilot of 1he Bcl'l'hcraft Baron
was fl)'ing b> instrument\ when he
radioed a '"missed approach" at
Buchanan Field. JUSI under a mile
from the mall. and told the tower he
was going around to tf) again The
plane dropped off radar screens and
crashed a few momen ts later ··Man~ of them were burned by
!laming fuel." said Dr. Michael
Burchele. in charge of the emergency
room at nearby Mount Diablo Hospi-
tal "The effect was like napalm."
In Tuesda:-'s chill> morning fog.
the plane's severed tail could be seen
hanging from the roof of the two-level
mall Sodden debris lmercd the floor
of the central portion oft he sprawltng
mall. about 35 miles east of San
Francisco and largest in the San
Francisco Ba) area.
Darrell Harguth, an inspector with
the. fire d1stnct. said a damage
estimate of '"$3 5 m1l11on sounds
about nght."
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63 Reg 8 00 and 14 00 5.99 end 10.91
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opens out to one roomy compartmont
D 1n
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Plans for jets
at crash site
facing review
( ONC:ORI>. Cahf (AP) -Plans for commercial
airhnc ~crv1cc at Rul'hnnan held will he re-e>.am1ned in
hght of 1he fkl) Lrash of a ~mall airplane 1nw a crowded
shopping mall le'is than a nHk 8\\3}, officials 'ia1d
Tuesda> N Don Uorente. a spolcc<;nrnn for the auonal
Transportation 'afl't) Roa1d, o;a1d as thl' agenC'y in
vcsugatcs Monday·~ C'Hl\h 11 alc;o will look into plan!> h}
Paci tic Southwe~t Airline'> to begin four flights a day into
the airport . unne Mc Peak.a ml'mberofthd ontra ( ostaCount}
board of supervisors, 'aid Tue~day that the board will
review P\t\'c; proposal for tht' n11n 11H'rnal fl1ghtc; at a Jan
14 meeung. Four pcopk were killed and 88 injured Monday when
· 3 twin-engine a1rplam· making a scl·ond approach to lhe-
fog-shrouded airport crac;hed tnto Sun' .illn Mall. !>p1lltng
flames onto an area where ch1ldrl.'n "ere wa1ttng IO \ ISlt
wllh Santa Clau'I. Lane Cayford. who own'> a Oo"er shop 1n the mall
supponed McPealc's a'>Sl'rt1on 1ha1 the crash will fuel
C'1t12en concern about lurgl'r airplane!> lan~ing nea.rb~
"I'm really worried about them allo-wing commencal
1l1ghts into Buchanan." C'ayford said. "(an ~ou imagine 11
a jet had crashed here?"
McPeak argued nt a Tuesda) news conference at the
mall that the Jets will be safer than smaller planes because
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Lancotne special purchase: "Le M istral
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Buy 6 oz. mousse and get ~ travel size
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Or buy the 3 6 oz Pantene Gel and get er
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Body Oil, 32 oz. 12.50
Body Lotion, 32 oz 12.60
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Orig. 15 00 to 32 00 9.99 to 21 .99
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Orig. 45.00 to 95.00 19.99 to 44."
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1n sohds colors anrt patterns Sizes 30 to
40 0 126 245
Reg 30 00 to 34 00 19.99 to 24.M
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44 0 126/245 182
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SELECTION Will VARY STORE TO STORE. LIMITED TO STOCIC
Orange Coast DAIL v PILOT /Wednesdey, December 25, 1085 A5
20 people homeless after fire Murder charge uncertain
By &be A11oclaled Prtu recu'Pcrattng a1 ~l Jonn·~ Ho)p1tal 1n 'ianta M onu;a <\ • • k • 11 • •
EAST LOS.ANGELES -Twcnl} people wen~ left dhoa".s~1.~lspokc'>womansa1dshe1~tobt'telea'>Cd"1natew ID gunpoint mercy 1 1ng hc1melcss by a fire 1hat damaged a pair oftw<Htory hou'>e~ • •
Man who lcUled famlly sane
subd1v1ded 1n~o apartment~. authonttes said T uei.day. bu1
there were no in)unes. The blaze on East Fowler Slreet wa"
doused 10 10 minutes hy firefighters summoned at 11 35
p m. Monday, sauJ county fire dispatcher Steve Chm-
uansen. Damage. C\.t1mated at $51 ,000. prevented the
residents from returning. Fire Capt Ross Marshall said the
Red Cross was contacted b) the Fare Department 10
provide shelter
Polluter lnltlat1ve drafted
. LOS ANGELES-An 1n1t1auve aimed at toughening
environmental laws and makmg 11 easier to wm dec1s1ons
against corporate pollu1ers has been drafted by a top aide
10 Mayor Tom Bradley. pol 1ucians and en v1ronmentalts1s.
If passed into law, the 1n111at1ve would proh1bi1
contamination of dnnk1ng water with substances 1hat
SANTA BARBARA -Flectron1cs te(.'hn1c1an Bari)
Wayne McNamara. who claimed voiles on 1ele' 1s1on
instructed him to kill his parents. sister and 4-)ear-old
niece last Jan. 5, was ruled sane Tuesda) b) a Supenor
( ourt JUf} McNamara. 37, could face death m the $<IS
chamber as a result. Supcnor Court Judge Painck
McMahon scheduled lhe pcnalt} -phase of1he tnal 10 begin
Monda) If he had been found 1n~ne. McNamara could
have been sent to a mental inst1tu11on for life. The same
JUI)' had convicted McNamara Dec. 12 of murdenng
parents Elger and Florence McNamara both 57 s1s1er
Diane McNamara Trenner. 31 and her daughter, Kellm
Trenner. 4. at the family's h11ls1de ranch with a nfk
SA~ P.\BLO r altf !AP) -Prc,>-
e<;utors w1d Tues.da) 1he' had no1
decided v.hcther to fik murder
l har$es against a man accused ut
holding a nurse hostage until ht'>
lOmato'>e father was taken off a ltfe-
suppon system and allowed to die.
In 1he meantime Edward T Bat.er
v.as charged v.1th assault v.1th a
dead!} v.eapon and false 1mpmon-
mcnt
..\ dec1s1on on a hom11 .. 1de charge
v.111 be made "after further 1nves11ga-
t1on an10 the medical circumstances
surrounding 1he death
69-)ear·old Edv.ard <
Contra < o~ta ( uunt\
tome\ C1al) T 't anc<"~
ot his IJther
Raker -.aid
[)1\tntl A.t·
The count) coroner"s ofl1cc rul~d
T uesda) tha11he father died ot rnnu:r
of •the esophagu' and not from 1he
ltfe-<;uppon "''>tern tx-1ng d1scon·
nected
~an Pablo Pnltlt: C'htel Da\ 1d
5) ls1ra. hov.e' er ..aid he thinks Baker
should be lharged v.11h firn--Oegn•t·
murder becduse he v.a11 re\pons1blc
for his father·~ dc<llh and there ~J'>
en~e r>ereio's ned; v. h1le ordcnng
another nurst to d1sconneC'I his
fa1her·~ hfc-suppon \\'~temi.
\) li.1ra said poh~e officer Chn.,
C.1ormle\ who am\t'd on the 5.Ct'nt
v.1than minutes. tned to p..:r~uad<"
Baka lO free the nur..e and put down
1he gun but Baker threatened 10 kill
\t\ Derego ti C..ormlt'' 1nter1ered
'' lc;tra \aid the 'v<>unger Baker
enc(red the hospital'.; 1ntens1H• cart"
unal late ~turda) ntg.hl and held a
38-callber p1)tol against nurse Flor-
Newly found palntlng ln LA AIRLINER PLANS FACE REVIEW ... ~ cau)C cancer or b1nh defects. It also would require
businesses to warn people before exposing them 10 cancer-
causing chemicals and would make 11 a cnme for public
offietals 10 withhold information abou1 illegal discharge~
of hazardous wao;te Lawsuits against firms that con-
taminate dnnkmg 'Nater or expose people. without
warning, IO dangerous chemica ls ""ould also be easier to
wrn becau-.e plaintilTs v.ould ha' e to prove uni} cxpowrt·
not mJUI).
LOS A.NGELES -The count} Museum of An has
acquired the reccntl} discovered Jacopo Bellini painting.
"Madonna and Child " for an undisclosed pnce. a
museum spokeswoman said Tuesda}
FromA4
pilots are beuer trained and the gS.pa\\cn~t:r a1ruJtt are
.. state of the an ··But. she \a1d. susxr. ''"'' v.ant to fl'' 1n~
the plans to make certain that nsi.. 10 < 11nu1rd rt\llknt'
v.on·1 be increased
franu'>lo
But H!hcr' l'IJ \ t.' argut.'d the ll1ght~ \,\ 111 hnng nrnse and
ffi•>ft' d1:1ngcr 111 1ht· t'lu,tlin~ Jrl'J' around thl· a1rpon
Two stars sent home
The work. which the Venetian master pam1ed about
1465, surfaced at an aucuon. museum spokeswoman
Pamela Jenkinson Leavitt said "What's exciting about
this 1\ tha1 1t was unknown: ll hadn't appeared m an}
scholarl> books on the Renaissance. plus n's a perfect
Chn~tmas gin:· she said. ··ti was 1n a pnvate collec11on in
Franct.' up until a couple years ago "'hen 11 appeared on the
market 1n Monaco. and a Nev. York deall'r bought Jt al
aucuon and the Ahmanson Foundation bought 11 for us
from the dealer in New York." Leav111 said. She <,a1d <;he
d1dn'1 knov. ho" much the foundation paid for 11
When the airport ~U\ built .lli 'l'<tr\ Jgo 11 "a''" J
large, open field. McPeak '>aid "inn· thl•n tiu ... ne'>.,l''> anJ
residences ha'e been buli1 do~r w the a1rpon """ tht
airport 1s surrounded b' de,elopmen1
The start of the (\1ghh betv.ctn Lm .\ngek' Jnd
Buchanan ha~ been thl' c,ourc:e uf w n1rn' er" 1n thl
C oncord area for months
"Thrrt' ha\l' he<'n 11\t.'r the •l'ar'> pt:oplc "ho haH'
.Hh1>1.alt.'d d1m1nat1on ,,f the a1rpon altogl'tht.'t 1e"an
'aid I ht'' argu1: 1hat t l \P<>'4.'"' pi.·upll-n tr" Jrl'd ll• nsk
< enJ1nh an~ ttmc\ouha l'planl·\antht·Jtr\OUhil,ethl'
~l'>'>1t'l11t1, of tht.''>t' thing' oaumng ' LO\ ANG[[ ES -Oscar-winning attre\s Donna
Reed and "D1ffrcn1 Strokes" s1ar Gary Coleman were
discharged from hoc;p1tals T uesda) so lhe) could spend
Chnstmas at home. spokesmen for lhe stars said
However. singer Pe~}' Lee. recovcnng from a double-
bvpass hcan Of)(.'rat1 on an Ne" Orleans wall continue .,
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0 147 1218
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Save 25%: On su11s • and sportcoats in
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dress slacks and rainwear D
9 48 61 192 ·suits 1n lam1tcd stores
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Save 40%: On our entire stock of Centura
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Reg. 3.00 to 3.50 1.80 to 2.10
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Ong 8.50 to 25 00 6.38 to 18.75
Special purchase: Our Hollyvogue ties 1n
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YOUNG MEN 'S
Save 25% to 40%: On a toasty sweater
selection of V necks, crewnecks. cardigans
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Orig 20.00 to 48 00 14.99 to 34.99
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Reg 19.99 15.99
Special purc hase: Modz packaged long
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-;lacks in easy care polyester Orlon·
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O"g 24.00 to 36.00 15.84 to 23.76
Save 25% to 80%: On fall outerwear D
189 Reg 35 00 to 100.00 19.99 to 89.99
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Seve 30% to 50%: On a terrific sweater
selection for sizes 4 to 7 D 459.
Orig 14.00 to 22 00 6.99 to 13.99
Save 25%: On Levi's corduroy and denim
ieans for sizes 4 to 7 D 74
Orig. 13.99 to 15.00 10.50 to 11.25
Save 25%: On Campus Le T1gre solid knit
shirts for sizes 8 to 20 D 26.
Reg. 12.00 . 9.00
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Reg. 13.99 to 26.00 10.49 to 19.50
S.ve 1/3: On West Coast Ways polar
fleece tops and pants for sizes 8 to 20. D.
241 . Orig. 18.00 to 25.00 . 11.88 to 18.50
S.ve 20% to 33%: On all sweaters for
sizes 8 to 20. D. 240.
Orig. 18.00 to 25.00 11.99 to 19.99
WEST COAST KIDS
DOMESTICS
Save 50%: Christmas acrylics in
tablecloths, placemats. napkins. runners
and aprons D. 113 Ong 3 75 to 65 00
1.87 to 32.49
Save 50%: Christmas prints 1n tablecloths
and napkins in Po1nsettta or Teddy Bear
patterns from Joan Green D 113. Ong
3 75 to 45.00 1.87 to 22.49
Save 50%: Napkin caddies 1n Santa or
Scotty designs by Vera D 113. Orig.
22 00 . . . 10.99
Save 50%: Christmas aprons 1n Scotty
designs or acrylic plaids by Vera. 0 113
Orig . 18.00 to 25 00 8.99 to 12.49
Save 50%: Christma~ placemats and run
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ro 35 00 1.87 to 17.49
Save 50%: Christmas embro1denes 1n
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Ong 3 00 to 100 00 1.49 to 49.99
Save 50%: On already reduced Christmas
guest towels assorted D 23 Orig 10 00
were 4 99 2.49
Save 50%: On already reduced Christmas
embellished fingertip towels, assorted D
23 Orig. 7 00 were 3 49 1.49
Save 50%: On already reduced Christmas
Goose bath tumbler and soap dish ceramic
set by Andre Richard 0 144 Orig 10 00
was 7 _99 A.89
Save 18% to 28%: Our exclusive collec
t1on of cotton flannel sheets from Martf'x
and our European Collection Dept 2
Ong 14.00 to 33.00 9.99 to 26.99
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Save 24% to 28%: Our entire selection of
Laura Ashley 200-thread count sheets
Dept 2
Ong 28 00 to 57 00 19.99 to 42.99
Save 50%: Comforter sets bv Dan River
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Rebels seize supermarket,
encourage shoppers to loot
LJMA, Peru (AP) -In a
Christmastime propapnda raid, lef-
tist rebels seized a supennarket, uraed
hundreds of shoppe~ to loot it, then
wounded a guard aod three
bystande~ tn a shootout wtth police
as they fled. police said Tuesday.
Members of the U Tupac Amaru
Revolutionary Movement. a small
urban auemlla group. burst 1nlo the
btj Scala Supermarket 1n downtown
Lima Monday evening when tt was
packed with shoppers maJong last-
minute purchases for Chnstmas,
police said.
At least half a dozen rebels, all
armed w11h pistols, took control of
the store for about fi ve minutes. A
Government accepts truce
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP)-The government said Tuesda) 11
l\ad accepted "in the Chnstmas spint" a I 0-day holiday truce alread y agreed 10
by the leftist rebels fighting in the six-year-old c1v1I war.
The Central Amencan nation was reponed quiet in the first hours of the
.cease-fire Tµesday, when the truce bern.
The truce was proposed last wee the by Roman Catholic Church 1n El
Salvafior, and a communique Tuesday from the Ministry of Culture and
Communicallon said the government had accepted
It said the government decided, "in the Chnstmas sp1n1. and at the request
of the Salvadoran church. to suspend m1ht.ary offensive acltons dunng the
Chnstmas season."
'New weapons' will destroy
economic targets, Iraq says
woman 1n the lroup used the st0rc·~
loudspeaker to urge shoppers to "take
what 1s yours Chnstmas 1s for the
poor," wttnesscs said.
But a spokesman for Scala told The
Associated Press in a telephone
1nterv1ew that shoppers "were filled
with fear and stood in their places
wtthout doing anything."
The store sells food, clothinJ. toys
and a wide range of consumer ttcms. i\s the rebels left the supermarket, a
pnvate guard and two policemen
outside opened lire. The guerrillas
shot back as they ned into the crowd
of shoppers along the busy street,
witnesses said.
Police said the store's guard and
three bystanders were wounded.
A police spokesman said three
suspects were arrested later Monday
night.
Earlier 1n the day. police arrested
180 suspects 1n sweeps through
shantytowns after a car bomb ex-
plosion al Lima's international a1r-
pon tnJured two women and a 6-)'ear-
old boy.
The noon explosion at the a1rpon
followed pre-dawn bombings of four
neighborhood offices of the govern-
ing Apnsta Pany and five bank
MANAMA. Bahrain (AP) -Iraq threatened Tuesda) to destroy all branches m suburban areas.
economic targets in Iran w1th surpns1ng new weapons and vo wed that the site
-,,
Reagan dims tree
lights for hostages
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan, plannang a trad1t1onal
Christmas at the White House, tele-
phoned holiday greetings to five
servicemen overseas Tuesday and
ordered the lights of the National
Christmas tree dimmed in honor of
Americans held hostage in Lebanon.
In a letter to fam1hes of the
hostages. Reagan said. "You have mx
solemn vow that we will not rest until
all the members of our American
families now being held hostage are
returned home to their loved ones.
"BccauSt' m1lhons of your fellow
countrymen share your burden, I
have ordered that the lights of the
¥tional Christmas tree be dimmed
on Christmas Eve as a sign of our
prayerful solidarity with those who
are not with their loved ones at
Christmas." the president said.
The letter was read lo The As-
sociated Press in New York by Peggy
Say, sister of one of the hostages.
1 erry Anderson, ~111e1 Middle Ea'.)t
correspondent of The Associated
Press. Ms. ay said she recei ved the let~er
by express mail. from the White
House She said 1t amved early Tuesday
afternoon Mark Weinberg. a White
House spokesman. said the letter wai.
sent to the families of all of the
hosta,es. Weinberg quoted Reagan as tcllt ng
National Park Serv ice offi cials. 1n
ordenng the obscrvancet .. While we
dim the lights ton1ght,our~opes burn
bright for the safe return ~I our loved
ones."
A dispatcher fo r lhc-Park Police
said the lights were bnefly dimmed
shortly af\er 3 p.m. PST.
In Beirut, Lebanon. meanwh1k
Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite
said he had met aga in with Moslem
fundamentahsls holding four of the
s•:< Amencans m1ss1ng in the Middle:
Eastern countr)
Controversial statue
of homeless unveiled
of an expected Iranian in vasion would become a .. vast graveyard fo r the ;\ statue Of Apnsta Pany founder aggressors." Victor Raul Haya de la Torre in front WASHINGTON (AP) A Service's rcJCl:Uo n nf the statue.
A military communique from the offi cial Iraqi ~e"'s Agenq and of the Transponation and Com-u~ Chnstmas statue dep1cttng a home-which the scn1ce rnllcd "inap-
monuored 1n Bahrain also said Iraqi warplanes raided Iran's Kharg Island 011 municattons Ministry also was blown For the kid& less famil y huddled on a steam grate propnate" to traditional themes 01
termmal and a .. large manume naval target," Iraq's term for an 011 ta nker. nea r up befo re dawn Monday. was unveiled Tuesday outside the Chnstmas. Iran. Pohce said rebels, 1n another pre-U.S . Sen. Ted Kennedy of-national "Pageant of Peace" after "They don't wa nt th1ss1atue in that
Iraq's state radio quoted air force commander Lt. Gen Hamid haaban as dawn attack, hurled sticks of fen preeenta to younaaten officials refused to let it be a pan of display becau~ tt 1S contemporary. it
saying that the new weapons. which were not descnbed, "will put a dec1s1ve dynamite at a police post near while vialtlnt Boeton'a Roz-the official display. 1s black and 11 relates to homc-
end" to the 5-year-old war. The threat also appeared 1n th e Iraqi army downtown but no one was hun in the bury Family and Children'• A day earlier. the U.S. Coun of lessness ·· said Milch Snyder. leader
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pageant.
Although the group was denied a
place in the pagea nt. they were
allowed to se t up the statue nearb) on
the Ellipse. w1th1n vie"' of the White
House The centerpiece of the official
pageant 1s the National Chnstmas
Tree.
Prisoners
with AIDS
are released
ALBA NY, N Y (AP) -uo"
Mano Cuomo. acung on a Chnstma\
Eve plea from Mother Teresa , on
Tuesday released three pnson in-
mates w1th AID into the care of the
Nobel Peace Pnze winner.
The inmates. all serving time at
Sing Sing state pnson on robbery
convictions. were transferred to S1
Clare's Hospital in New York (II\
said state Corrccuon~ C omm1s~1on1.·r
Thomas Cough lin
The three were granted med11.JI
furloughs after ( uomo spoke tw11.c b)
telephone Tuesday wnh l\1othcr
Teresa. said gubematonal '>pokes-
man Gary Fryer.
Mother Teresa, a Roman ( atholtc
nun who has earned worldwide pra1'1C
for her work with the poor 1n I nd1a.
visited Sing Sing on Mond a) and mcl
the three inmates.
"Based upon humanitarian and
compassionate cons1derat1ons I
agreed with Mother Tere~·$ re-
quest," said Cuomo "She v1s11ed thl'
inmates. She wanted to care for them
-Thc.sethree inmates wa1H m tie 1rt ht'r
care."
Father of 7
wins jackpot
of $10 million
NEW YORK (AP) -It will be a
greener-than-usual Chnstmas for the
family of Lloyd C'hnsue a father of
seven who wa~ named '\Ole winner
Tuesday of a S 10 m11l1on lotlt'r)
Jackpot.
Christie. 50. a hank mail \onn
said his wife N1lva was more than~
little angry after learning he spent S5
Saturday on a card full of I 0 losing
lottery numbers -two games for SI
Mrs. Chnst1e "ran upstatr'i and got
mad," said Chnsue, a natl ve of tht·
island of Jamaica who now live!> 1n
Queens.
"She sa id. ·1 told you don't 'Pt"nd
that amount of money You only
(need) SI to-win,"' C'hnst1c \ltd.
m1m1cking his wife's pique. '
Then he remembered another
ticket he bought Thursday
He knew he had matched three ot
the numbers drawn Saturday n1gh1
but couldn't recall the last th ree Ht"
compared the numhcrs lo his t1cke1
"and I said. 'that's 11, that's 11. and
then that's 1t!"'
Charges wea k
in spy case,
judge asserts
WASHING10N( P)-Amagis.
trate ruled Tuesday the federal gov
ernment had shown "Just barely'
probable cause to charac a 26· year·
old couner w11h esp1onaae
U.S. Mag1,tratc Jean f Dwycr\81d
she did not believe the government''
case "pined very much wc1aht over·
niaht' but \he held Randy Mil"
Jel'fnes, a me~senacr for Acme Re-
poninf Co . without bail pending a
&rand JUry proceeding.
At a heanna Monda!, Dwyer \a1d
the \worn statement of the FBI
suppon1na the charae\ wa' "u thin
an affidavit • 11 ., .. ., been my
m1~fonune to ~ 1n many yean." and
told 1hc ao\.crnment 10 rt'turn luc~
day with mort' "meat" 1<11ts (hll'RC\
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UCI student volunteer
handles emergencies
By JERRY RICE
!--ester Ng will probably be rushtn8 Monday
evening lo the UC! Medical Center emergency room. h
as not because he has to but because he wants to.
Ng, a Junior at UC Irvine working on pre-med
studies, is worlung as a volunteer an the emergency
room at the UCJ Medical Center in Orange to gain first-
hand expenence an the medical field.
"I wanted to work an a hospital and see what 1t 1s
lake," said Ng. "I wall learn a lot more by being there
instead of JUSl reading about 11 1n textbooks.''
Ng first became interested in the medical field
through hi s father. Lionel. a pnvate practice pcd1a-
Lncian in Pasadena. Although his pnmary tnlerc.st
through high school 'was an the math sciences. hke
enganeenng, Ng has not made any final dec1Stons about
has career goals
That was pan of the reason he decided to work 1n
the emergency room
"I d1dn 't want to work 1n a cenain depanment, lake
the cardiac unit, because I would see the same thing
over and over -hean patients." he said
v1ct1m s to colds and flu cases.
"h's a lot more enlightening to see different things
instead of the same thing," Ng said "I can learn more
that way about the different areas."
There are about 300 volunteers that work at the
hospital. according to Sue Prltch, 1hc dirc<:tor of
volun1ecr service~ at \I Most of them are pre-med
'lt udcnts, working one four-hour shift per week for I ts
weeks.
'"He 1s one ol the few that gets 1n there and pitches
an Without hcs1ta11on," \aid Kanoc Allen. the assistant
nursing manager '"Man> of them choose the emerg-
ency room becau'>C the> ltke the excitement. noise and
confusion "
Allen has oflered Ng the ..ame ad' ice she has il't-n
to the other 11 emergenc> room 'olunteers
"I told ham 1ha1 he should think carefulJy 1f he
wants to go 1n10 medicine. because n's a long road 10 get
thrre " she said
Ng Juggle'> h1'> Monday night duties at the medical
center with a full schedule of classes at UCI and a part
llmt' computer programmer pos1t1on in the admin1s-
trat1on office at the campus. On a typical day, the emergency room at the UC I
Medical Center (one of the busiest 1n the county)
~cea vec; :1hn111 t "' ra<;es -ranging from accident
"()nee I gel through school and decide which area
to go into." Ng -.aid. "I think all of this work will pay
off... Leater Ng
Hospice for terminally ill built in Vegas
By ROBERT MACY
LAS VEGAS, Nev (AP) -S1ung
by the slow. painful cancer death of a
father and fnend, two founders of
Lorimar Productions say their
• unique hospice in the shadow of the
Las Vegas Stnp offers new hope for
the nght to die with dignity.
Merv Adelson. who oversees such
telev1s1on hats as "Dallas" and
"falcon Crest" 1n his role as Lonmar
chamnan. calls the 21/~-year-old
Nathan Adelson Hospice on the
Un1vers1ty of Nevada-Las Vegas
campus his labor of love.
"Terminally ill people have a nght
to die with d1gn11y and their families
should be in a position where they can
deal with 1t 1n an acceptable wa y,"
$aid Adelson, recalling his father's
agonizmg death by cancer seven years
ago.
Adelson and partner Irwin
Molasky. a Lonmar vice president
and director. arc currently calling in
due bills among show business elite
for a Feb. 8 entertainment extrava-
ganza an Las Vegas to raise money for
the hospice program
pa11en1'sd1agnos1s becomes terminal
It as designed for patients for whom
the goal ts com fo n and peace. rather
than cure.
For an I I-year-old l...is Vega'i girl
d} ing of a bra10 tumor last \hnstmas.
the Adelson Hospice pre" 1ded a
home atmosphere rather than sterile
hospital surroundings .\ nurse
brought a horse 10 a patlO ofT the girl\
room and the child -;pent a bnsk
December afternoon pelting the
animal and teedang 1t an apple Later
classmates from her ~hool camt'.' b\
to sing Chnstmas carols The girl died
1n Januarv
For Evel'rn D1Maueo 49. -who as
diagnosed as ha\ mg terminal lung
ca ncer. hosp1lc -worker<> he! p her deal
with tho'ie times "when I become so
scared."
Like man ) hosp1u~ patient\. 'ihe 1s
encouraged 10 spend as much time at
her home as her health "ill allow.
w1th hospice nur'>t:<. on call tu help
when needed
Cary Grant and Barbara Walters
cut special taped 1nv1tat1ons for the
event, balled The Butterfly Ball.
"DaJlas" stars Larry Hagman. V1c-
1ona Pnnc1pal and Landa Gray are
amona 30 celebntacs scheduled to
appear at the fund-raiser at the MGM
G,,_nd Hotel. Local residents Wiii Join
the cast of the hotel's SI 0 m1lhon
"Jubilee" stage show for the evening's
entt-nainment
Vlalton of patlenta at the Natha.n Adeleon Hoeplce are
ehown ln a liTinC room that ee"es u a clueteY of four
patient room•.
"I've told m) tam al:,. 1f I get too had
the hospice 1s tht'.' one place I want 10
be." sht'.' said. forcing her words
through vocal chords nearl) para-
lyzed b~ the disease "They're warm
and loving. A.nd that''> what we need
when we're so sick ..
Adelson said he hopes the Las
Ve-gas facaht) can ~come' a p1lo1 for
other hospice programs around the
country
Malasky. who 1'i chairman of the
ball. says the chant~ event should
raise $500.000 to S 7 50.000 10 help
suppon the SJ m1ll1on hospice
Adelson and Malasky have been
partners an a number of Las Vegas
developments, including construc-
tion ofSunnse Hospital 1n I 958.
"As the hospital began to grow. we
asked my father to come from Los
Angeles 10 help us out,'' Adelson
recalled recently.
Nathan Adelson headed Sunn se
for 20 years. ga1n1ng national recog-
nttton as a hospital administrator He
PAPARAZZI
died of cancer an 1978.
.. Whal was amazing to me was that,
as loved as my father was by all of the
doctors. there was a lack ofd1gnm an
his death that was appalling,"
Adelson recalled. '"Shonly after his
death I heard about the hospice
prog.ram and made a tnp to England
(the forerunner in hospice programs)
to learn more about 11. We fell this
was something that was tembly
needed an Amenca."
Adelson and Ma lasky began work-
ing to build a hospice to memonal11e
their father and fnend. Toda>.
although there arc hundreds of
hospice programs operating w11h1n
existmg hospitals. the Nathan
Adelson Hospice 1c; one of only three
fac1li11es built from the ground up for
JUSt that purpose
"Hospice care is different 1han
hospital care." .\delson said. "Om.e
'>Omeboch 1s definitely terminal.
more and more doctors are realwng
that the)' can allo" the patient to h'e
his 11me out in a bt"tter wa~ h)'
receiving ho~p1cc care Hosptee care
allo"'s ~ou to rreat pain and pro\ 1de
psychological care in a way you can't
poss1bl> get with hospitals"
'"Americans are great at ra1s1ng
children. dealing w1th 1op1n from
birth to mamagc to JOb counseling.'·
added Molasky ··But no one likes to
deal with death .\hospice program is
a wa) for pat1enb 10 hq_. their last
months with d1gnit~ ..
A hospice program tocusec; on the
qua ht.,. of life that rt"mains "hen a
"There are onl~ one or two an>-
where that can compare to "hat we're
do10g 1n Las h•ga\ .. .\dclson said.
The 20-bed hmp1ce and 1t'i home-
care program ha\e ~r>ed hundrcJ,
of terminal pa11en1<> Tht• IJul11y 1\
designed 10 duplicate homl· \Ur
roundtngs. fhere arc Ii\ e ..eparatl'
laving room-k11chen area' with tour
patien1 rooms surrounding each The
living rooms ha.,.e fireplaces and
dining areas. and fam11\ member\ art·
encouraged 10 cook meals 1n 1he
warm surroundings
There 1'> a l'hapel and. do-wn lhl'
hall. a coping room "hen.• relat1H'' and hmp1n· \\(1rkt•rc; can go for
solitude The room" <,nund!lroot Jnd
equappt·d \\Ith a 1'Unth1n~ hJtt
Successful auction for Charity League
Forthe second year. members of Laguna Beach National Chant>
League, Tick tackers and friends were at the Laguna Niguel home of
Karla a nd Tom Hammond for a holiday auction.
Again Lyn Wilder of Mo narch Bay was on hand to act as
auctioneer. Each member donated an item for ei therthe stlcnt or Ii ve
auction ... baked goods. babysitt in~. gift wrapping. vacation<;, etc
The item getting the highest btd was a catered dinner for 20 ..
several couples went together on the price including president Ann and
Erik Hansen, Carol and Deaals Berryman, Tad and Jeanne Jones and
Jobn and Sally Hales. (The Berryman• were also high bidders on a tnp
to San Francisco donared by Karen and Amy Bummer.)
Others attending thee' ent arranged b> c hairwoman Phyllis Kern
were Gerrold and Marcia Williams, Dr. Robe rt and Renie
O'Callagbam. Dr,Jamesand Bobbie Hawkins, Diana (\hl··-. T 11.l..1t1d .. t•r
coordinator) and Ron Gehling, Jim and Donna L~omi~. Mike J nd
Norma Helin and Dardie Dunlop.
The Laguna chapter. nov. a chanercd charter ul J'.i( I . haJ J hu''
year .. a ti.-" of the phtlanthop1c involvement-. incl ude()( R1J1ng
Club. Opcratwn Santa Claus. Laguna Manor. Spct·1al Oh mptl., Jnd
Human Opt1om.
The T 1ck tockers of the mother-da ugh terorga n 11a t1 on ha H' hl'l'n
equall> bus) ass1sttng with C'hmtmas b> the Sea hdd m.cnth h' thl'
Chopin Chapter and the CanccrSoc1et}' lenefit dinner C 1radua11ng
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1985
Heart attack risks
cannot be ignored
Adam. 51 , "'as 3 \uc1.:e,~ful r-ng1
necr and had 1ust gotU~n a ra1~ an
$alary He and Ruth happily mamt-d
for 31 )'ears, with two nearl) grown
children. wt"rc looking forward to
early retirement and Mime fun
Monda) morning was not unusual
They had indulged a ltttle o'er the
weekend. a ntaihborhood barbecue
on Saturda) naglu pizza on Sunda ..
but both planned to 't'at less· the
coming "Week 10 atont.: .\1 breakfasL
Adam i.uddenl) felt pain tn his chest
that radiated into his neck and lower
Jaw .\t lirst he "asn t tontemed hut
then ht' became d111\ weak and
began to perspire Ruth "'a" tneh1
cned . .\dam looked bad and hi\ I.ill'
had turnt-d a'>hcn >Ah11e
..\dam got up 10 go bac k 10 ht'.d
stopped at the doonNa\ then tt:ll to
the' floor Ruth ran to him their
daughter callt>d the paramedll '>
>\dam ne\er regained ton!>C'10usnes~
>\s Ruth held him. temlied he ga'>pt'd
a tew tames. then \I.a\ \llll fhe
paramedics could not re''l\C him
.\dam was buned on Fnda'. ~.,'i
gne\tng. stunned people \\COi ·to h1'
funeral ( auM'. of death -hcan
attack.
Or wa\ 11 '>Ult IC.k'
If .\dam 1n a tit ol deprc\\11Jn .rnd
angrr had dn' en h1c, ldr ioo td\I 11n J
mountain road l ra'>hcd .md died
v.uuldn't "su1c1de .. he appropndte''
V. h("n ~ uu 1gnon: that degree ol m l.
1i.n'11t .,u1c1dal''
V. di b\ 1gn onng the cnormou\
nsl>. of sudden death from a hcan
attack .\dam did JU"I 1ha1 In tau
.\dam s mk ot d\ ing from J hl'dn
anad. "as far greater than his nc,1.. 111
d' 1ng tn an automobile atl1den1
.\dam wore seat bdl\ 10 protctl him
in the lar but did not kno" hi\ blood
cholesterol le\ el He JUSt d1dn t kno"'
that high le,el<. uf cholcstt'rol in tht'
JULIAN
WHITAKER
blood kill 20 times more people than
automob1k accidt-nt\ ~at belts or
not
Death lrom J ht·art att4cl.. IS no
mort-natural" than a head-on col-
h'>1on but we are an&f) aboul death
on 1he h1gh>wa\S and art doing
wmething about 11 1'101 a da~ goes by
that "'e don't rt-ad somcthrng about
.mhags ~at bell'> drunk dri' ers. and
\pt't'd lamat'
.\bout 5fJ OOfJ d1t' on tht" highways.
but clO\t' tu a mtll111n die from hean
and blood \C\'>t"I d1\urder'>
Do \Ou "'car \t"Jt h<:lt<.. dn'e the
'>peed ltmtt most 11! the 11me. and
.noid ah.ohc1l hetcirt' dn\lng'' rhat's
'man
'\o\\ 1.an \C•U namt' the three major
n '>k fal!ur\ ol ht'an a11.ack" Do you
knov. \our hh><Jd 1. hult'~terol level,, Is
1t 1n tht· \ilk fJOgt' ~·lu"' :!OCJ'> Has It
been l'ht'll>.t'd n:lcntl\' .\re you on a
program tu lo>Aer \Our blood
1. hof('\tcrcil Int t• •the o;afe range,, Do
\OU knov. 'our hlood pressure.., ls 1t
ek' atcd" Do \Ou smoke cigarettes..,
Do wu eat J lot ul high-fat foods JUSt
~c<1u~ the\ t.i\lt' guod" ls ~our name
.\dam
Don 1 ht> \U 11. dJI
Jullllft Wbualler, M.D .. u; director
of tbe ~atlooal Heart ud Diabetes
Treatment h1surote in HllDlingt4a
Beaeb..
Men don't know
how to give gifts
This month and last the "omen's
magazines ha't' been lnc1ded "llh
anacles ht-moaning the fact that mos1
men don't know hov. to gl\e giftc;
"Man) men have teamed to be
afraid of giving prcscn~. to eitpcct
rejection e1. en nd1cule Other> arc
JUSt plain dumb about ll. They put ufT
buying gifts until the last possible
momt-nt and then rush out
Chnstmas £,e ~pend tou mu1.h
mope~ and bu~ Junk ..
.\II this from an amcle tn Crlamour
Magazine called "You Can Tt'alh
Your \fan To G1\t~ Presents ·
"Who "anl'> to teach an,h<>d' ro
&1\t' 1.ou a gift''" \3\\ romantic
Caroline "II .,poll'> 11 tor mt· ii I nen
haq· II• tti'l' 'u~t'\11Pn' lh' 'h11uld
K'-<>V. \.I.hat 1111>.l· ..
( Jrohnl· 1<. J "'•HHkr1ul g1fl·gi\t'r
">hl· take-; pndl· 111 h1.•r '>l'n,111' It' a' w
"hat \\oulJ he Jppn't 1Jll'd h' thl'
people she IOH''> ">hl' l'H'n l>.eepc; a
11t1le notebool>. ,,. ht'rl' 'he 101' do"' n
thl', lut'' 'ht· n'u·1' t''-rr11m ht•r lamtl\
and tncnd\ Junng thl \ l'Jf
··\.h hu,hand d11c'in·1 1.1ndcr'l1Jnd
that 11\ nut thl' Jmtiuni 11t m11ne\ ht•
spends. but 1hc though• that he put'
inll• !!!.lli '\Clelttnn lhJc !U"'l' ml' on·
LHIDA
Atw•
Donna agree\ .. \h hu<,l:land tiu\li
me ,,.hJt he ,a1f, tn' e'tm<'nt
J1amond<; · for t'' er'\ single oc<..a~ c1n
'>omr-11me<. he e'en bnng~ I"< Jnd
!Ct\ mt• St'let'I 1"l'
.\ reatured aniclt' 1n "l'" v. •man
\faga11ne th i'i mnnth ao;k\ the ..amt'
4ut'\t1on "V. h' " 11 that pt>rlt"l tJ,
1ntelligt·n1 v. onJ1·:-t ul-in-e' er. -nt her
I"'('<; pet I mt·n Ml' JI IJCl>.t"d h\ ·' I• 10ll'
\ iru' JI .. l'lehr.t11ng 11mt'<. 111 the' ·l·.tr
rendt·nng thl·m prt>ne t 8'' n~
perlt•l th unin1ell1gt·n1 Jnd "ddl\
1nappropnJtr gtlh to thl' ""ll1l'n thl·'
lo1.e·1•
One man I ~ nnv. \t'ni he'> lo' er a
lJrJ It \Jld ·11 I 1ion t \.I.ant ll• \OU
t·an t md { me hut \llU l·an .11,,.3\'
mal>.l' mt \\JOI \1 i' f nu1ur tg,' ~
~1\1t1\t' 1.·hang<.' ,an ~ 1h1· ul11nt.11t
Jll 1)! 10l1"1Jl\
The partyinggroup(trying the hors d 'ouevres when not bidding)
were in a tented setting beside the pool that had as its fl oating
centerpiece a large poi nsena arrangement. Guests were en terta 1 ned b}'
Tom Hammond, o pera singers and caroling.
senior~ will be presented 1n J unc at the Ritz Carlton.
Paparazzi 1sed1tcd b~ Dail)-Pilot Sryleed11or \'1da Dt·a n John Hales. Diana GeblinC and Joan Vale.
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82 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, Decemper 25, 1985
Ann's ehristmas message filled-with cont-Easts~
DEAR READERS: b lHI, ah
Ytel AM ••den MIU •rUU.1 tti1
ceNma. • wnw aa " .. Y for c.n. .... Day. AeMer....,.... •••
Htremely rewanUq a8' • 9ta1
,......'" tM c:elama au..Uy -wt .. '°Ilka.I •Mifae.u..a. ,..., ••
AM'• Cbt.1tma1 metta1e for ltH. • • •
Today ts Christmas. AU about us
we bear talk of peace on Earth. good
will toward men. Yet we know in
many parts of the world there is no
peace, and in the hearts of many men
there is not enouah aood will.
Our routh 10 ist that CtVtltzataon tS
out of JOint. They resent hv1n.a an a
world they ~v<'r made But what
generation ever made 1he world at had
to live m?
We claim to be the most human·
iwian, most pr0$J'Cs.sivc nation in
1hc wortd. But " it proaress or
humanitarianism to spend mor<' than
a trillion dollars on bombs and
missiles that can kill everyone in the
world 14 times?
Tb is is the age of1he Big Ripoff. the
Future' srunning
on battery power
I took my daughter aside recently
and said, .. Forgerwhat J said about
marrying a doctor. Go fora man wh o
manufactures battencs, and those rose-
bud lips will never touch plastic for as
long as you h ve."
It is true. Dunng the Chnstmas
season alone, a man who makes batteries
sellsenou&h to let him retire at age 28 and
never worl another day in has life.
To say that we have moved from the Stone Age to the Battery Age as th e
greatest un~erstatement ofall timc. I am not/·usttalkinga single battery that I
put an a talking robot for my younJCSt; I'm ta king four. six and eight batten<'s
that run everything from electronic games to your toothbrush.
We arc looking at electronic Christmas cards. new to th e market this year
($35 for a box of six) that will require a battery one-sixteenth of an inch thick.
We're looking at home computers that do your budget, balance yo ur
checkbook, record albums. recipes and inventory your household items ...
batteries not included.
We're lookmgatclcctronicgamcs(already tn the homes of two million
famalies)and toys an record numbers that need from one to eight battenes to
operate.
The camera that Daddy points at the famil y gathered around the tree
needs batten cs. So does the little car that your preschooler ndes over your foot
Dolls that do aerobics do it the easy way ... on batteries. Even games that arc not
hooked up to the television se1 need batteries to light up and beep.
Don't think fora minute that batteries. like light bulbs. arc
mtcrchangeable. You can't steal from one to maJc:e the other one go. I ha ve
p~rchascd products where the battcril'S for them are a vailable only directly
from Iron Curuun countnes dunng the months with R tn them. (No personal
checks , please!)
No, at'sdcfinatclya battery market this year. No one wantsanythmgany
more thatJUSt sits there and does nothing. If at is wonh buying. it is wonh
hght.1ng up, ~lchang. moving.. printi ng out. beeping. doing a back flip, playing
music or t1ck1n3.
I told my daughter." It doesn't matter if a potential mate as three feet tall,
looks like a troll and has the personality of a food processor.j ust so long as he
is in batteries.
"Just rcmemberacanoon I saw recently by Roger Bollen. It shows two
kids knee-<iecp in toys with one of them saying to the other. 'How many
batteries did you get for Christmas?'
"Think about at."
Your Choice
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OILY
uooommtlled and the undressed. The
bhJrrtng of the sexes.
Some fear we arc hcadint toward
social d«ay, 101na the way of the
Romans and Babylonians. Other
applaud the "new morality" and stan-
down the squares wtth eye$ like
hYPOdcrmac needles.
-,-h<'y UJd the sexual revolution was
symptomatic of a maturing society,
that it would produce emotionally
healthier adults 1f we "let it all hana
out." But did we overload the circuits
and promote guilt and anxiety in
those who could not handle so much
freedom and so many choices? There
1s evidence that sUJ&csts this may
have been the case.
One of the most encoufaging sians
of the times is that our campuses are
once again places of higher teaming.
The hostility and anger of the late '60s
arc gone. Students have settled down
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UIDEIS
to serious business. That is the good
news.
The bad news is that an awesome
amount of alc9hol as consumed on
most college campuses and mari-
juana is commonplace in junior and
senior high schools. It is apparent that
many youths. our leaders of tomor-
row, have opted to anesthetize them-
selves against the pain of ,arowiog up
and accepting responsibility.
More bad news is that VD is
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ID•tractor Bob Hannon of-
ten adYlce to Kr l•ta
Thyreen, Bryan Lemmon,
AllMa Vanella and Joe We-
jma.n da.rt.nc a mantace and
famUyclua.
cp1dcm1c an many areas, and we now
have AIDS -for which there as no
known cure. Gonorrhea as the second
most prevalent infectious disease an
the U nitcd Statn. (The common cold
is first.) Yet some parent~ arc sull
fiahting sex education an pubhc
scnools because they "don't want kids
to get ideas."
Every day we all must make
decisions that determine the direc-
tion in which our laves will move. No
one, no matter how wise, can make
the right decision every time.
To err is no disgrace. The disgrace
lies in not teaming from past mis-
takes, not picking ourselves up,
dusting ourselves off and trying
again.
Because this is an advice column. I
spend the greater pan of every day
with grief and trouble. Docs at depress
me? No, at docs not.
Stu dents learning
responst biltties
of raising family
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Il l.
(AP) -Bryan Lemmon cames a bag
of flo ur to his classes at John Hersey
Hi&h School, and he carries it carcful-
ly. l t's not heavy -it's his baby.
Cuddling a fi ve-pound flour bag as
aJI part of an introduction to the
responsibilities of marriage and fam-
ily. If it sours some students on the
idea of wedded bliss. that's JUSt fine
with the teachers.
"Many of our students come back
and tell us that they're not going to
marry as early as they thought they
might," said Ann Slattery, a home
economics teacher who teams with
Bob Hannon to teach the class.
"We slow them down a little, and
that's just fine with us -and with
their parents." she said.
Slattery and Hannon wrote the
text. which 1s now in its second
printing as the course developed at
Hersey High spreads across the
nation.
Lemmon is among 118 students
taking the course at Hersey thi s year.
The students were married in a
mock ceremony at the stan of the
semester. and 48 of the couples
pretend have children. Lemmon and
his bride are among four couples with
twins -represented by two sacks of
flour.
"They're required to have their
child or children in class at all limes
and to care for them at all limes.''
Slattery said. "Obviously. a bag of
flour is not the respons1b1lity a child
might be, but it's amazing how much
Af\cr 30 yean I stall find wnUfllu
this column challcnf·na and im-•
mcnsdy rcwardana. realize that
many people who WT'ltC to me don't.
want advice. They just want someone'
to listen. 1
I have been entrusted with the
larsest reading aud1en<;e in the world.>
What an opportunity to educate, lo 1 shine a spotlight on ignorance and
fear. to comfurt the affiictcd and';
affiict the comfortable. I am welt
aware that mine is an enormous
responsibility and I shall try never tol
let you down. .1 You, my readers. are my friends.
You were there for me in my time of
trouble I 0 years ago and I want to be~
there for you. always. If you feel the
need to unload, blow your top,
register a gripe, or tell me off. I'm as'
close as your mailbox.
Ann Landers
• ' they fCt anto 11. ! "It s mand-bosglmg to sec these b1
high school senior boys standing 1
class. roclU ng their bags offlour." said
Slattery.
"When I have a class whcr<' 1 rcallr.-l
can 't take them. my wife takes them, "'
Lemmon said. "When we both have
class. we have to have a baby-sitter ... ~
If anything happens to the child -
kidnappings have occurred -th~
students lose I 0 of a possible 451
points. '
San ce Slattery and Hannon de-
veloped the course 10 years ago. 3,000
schools have asked about it.
In the first semester. Hannon said
students discuss social values, human1
sexuality. love and intimacy. dating.
domestic violence. alcoholis m,
money and divorce.
St udents prur off an the sccon~
semester. select wcddmg mvitations,
v1s11 a bndal registry.fi nd and fumas~
an apanmcnt, choose an occupationv
raise a child or two. plan menus and
organize a family budget. Panne1'-
sha re the same grade fo r the course.
Students can take the course a~,
roommates af they don't want to get
too scnous -and to help take care o(
odd class numbers. ,,
"If we're going to make them
responsible for what happens. wt;
want to make them responsible foit:
their own choice," sajd Slattery,
adding that two girls last week were
inquanng about divorce. ,
"Sometimes. choices are made b)\
appearance or social status m the,.
school. and this is one of the reasoni.
we believe they $Cl m10 trouble,':
Slattery said. "Whtie he or she mag.ht.
be gorgeous. they might not have th~
same values or goals." ·
Divorce ts permitted. but 1hc
spouse who loses custody of a child
must do a research paper.
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£ambert sb.ali:ing 'Tarzan' image
By 808 THOMAS
• 1' .........
BEVERLY HILLS-After playma
f arun in a b11·budaet movie, the
actor was offered only one type of
role.
"Lots of half-naked persons," said
C hristo pher Lambe rt , t he
Frenchman who played the jun&Je
hero in last year's "Grcystolce: The
~end of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes."
· I had to get nd of that image quite
q_uiclcJy." He seems to have suc·
cecded. ln his new film, "Subway,'"hc
appears in a wild punk-cut and plays
"an opumisllc out, what I call a cross
between The Little Pnncc and Mad
Max."
Io his suite at the Beverly Wilshire
Hotel, Lamben certainly didn't look
like Tarzan. He was pale and slender,
had a two-day stubble of beard and
wore small, round eyeglasses, whi ch
arc necessary because he can't sec
without them.
Born 1n New York where his
French father was a Unlled Nauons
diplomat, Christopher Lamben arew
up 10 Geneva and was rel>(~dly
expelled fro m schools for nonEon-form ist behavior. Fired from a t ock·
broker JOb in Pan s, the young an
studied acting at the Pans Con-
servatoire and played a few fil m roles.
His life changed when he tried out.
amona hundreds of others. for the
lead 1n a new version ofTarzan by the
director of '.'Chariots of Fire," Hu&h
Hudson. To Lambert's astonish·
ment, he was chosen. Next he
underwent six months of trainina to
muscle out his body and improve his
EnfJish. • Greystoke" proved to be some-
thing less than a smasb hit. Cnucs
were generally favorable toward the
youna star, however. he said: "None
of the reviews were average, they
either said It was a arcat movie or they
didn't like it. The same wa·s true of
Scorned as actress,
Pia scores as singer
By TOM HARRIGAN
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BEYERL Y HILLS -Baby-faced
Pia Zadora, blasted by cntics for her
work in movies financed by her n ch
husband, hears a different tune these
days as critics turn enthusiastic over
recent concerts featunng song sta n·
dards of the 40s and 50s.
"She has it all,'' Los Angeles Times
musjc en tic Leonard Feather said in a
review. "She can belt qut 'Maybe This
Time' with the power and conviction
of (Barbra) Streisand ....
"She has it all: the range. ex pert
mtonation, a sensitive feeling for the
lyrics and enough dynamic vanety to
preclude the danger of ovcrlc.111,'' he
said of her two nights s1gninf. such
melodic, moving standards as 'I Am
What l A,P.l."
"I bought fi ve copies of(Feather's)
review," Zadora said. "I wanted to
make sure they didn't print a retrac-
tion in a later issue."
The 28·year-old singer 10 the past
year gave birth to her first child and
found critical acceptance she hadn't
heard since her child perfonnances
on Broadway in "f iddler on the
Roof," "Promises. Promises" and
"Dames at Sea."
'Td like to do a movie mus1cal,
something like 'Evita,' but I'm stJll a
little aunshy about the critics,'' she
said. referring to the murderous
reviews of her two movies released in
the U.S. in recent years. "Butterfly"
and "Lonely Lady." Both films were
fi nanced by her businessman hus-
band Mcshulam pjlcJis.
The movies drew guffaws from
/
cnucs even though they eventually
turned out to be financial successes
"With her bee·stung pout and un-
dulating child-woman hips. Pia
Zadora suggests an Amcncan Bngitte
Bardot," movie cn tic Rex Recd said
of her work in "Butterfly."·
Zadora. her husband 34 years her
senior and their I 0..month-old dau$}1-
tcr Kady arc a world-straddling
tnumv1rate these days. In her shon
hfc. Kady has Oown to Europe seven
umes.
"I kept doing 1t because I love what
I do,'' she said. "It's my life. I'm ~till
doing what I did when I was a child "
She showed the same krn d of
dctenn1nat1on last Jan. I when Kady
was born after 22 hours of labor. he
refused three times to allow doctors to
pcrfonn a Caesarean section, and
Kady finally am ved on her own. The
child 1s named for her mother's
character in "Butterfly"
Zadora began singing the umcless.
melodic music of the 40s and 50s at
the suggestion of Frank Sinatra, for
whom she was the ol>(ning act in Las
Vegas. She now sings those songs Wlth
strength born of hard work and with
believab1hty that stems from being
hurt over and over.
"I don't like bei ng attacked," she
said in a rttcnt interview. "People
think that when you're very nch
nothing can hurt you because you
have all that money to comfort you .
So you act wounded and you hck your
wounds and smil e lake It doesn't hurt
even though you're tom up inside.
You go on with the show."
'Subway,' 1n France "
Lambert spent many months pub-
hcmna the film in the U n1ted State!.
and around the world, then returned
to Pans to plot a career
"I realized I had to act as tar awa)'
from 'Grcystolce' as possible." he
sa1d. "In the first picture, 'Words and
M us1c: I played a street-life character
who has a romance with Catherine
Dcneuvc. Then 'Subway,' as a man
who 1s always extreme. never 1n the
middle."
"Subway" which 1s being released
by Island Alive in this count'), begins
w1th a chase through the Pam. streets
and llS subway, the Metro. Lambert.
wcanng spiked white hair and a
tuxedo, 1s pursued by a bunch of
toua,hs also an tuxedos.
Bruson. who wa~ acclaimed for his
"Lt ~m1cr Combat."
Lambert nc.itt filmed "'H1ahlander"
with Scan Connery 1n Scotland,
London and New York
"I play an immortal, 4SO years
old," said the 28·ycar-old actor "The
story takes place in Scotland 1n the
I 500sand New York. an i 98S So I had
to have a light Scomsh accent first.
then close to an Atlantic accent for the
modem parts." In convcrsauon his
English l'I near·l>(rfCCt, with onl y a
hint of his GaJhc backlound
How has has life changed ~1 ncc
"Gre >stoke')'•
Ke and Isabelle Ad.Jani play "star·
crossed lovers in a comic-book uni·
verse populated by bizarre charac-
ters." lt 1s the second film by Lu c
"I don't live any differently," he
said "It's hke having a new Jacket. 1t
make'> you look different, but when
yo u take 1t off. you arc the same
person as before. I don't have any
nash} car or big apartment. Oh. I love
cars and I love money. But the) 're not
going 10 change my life " Chrlatopber Lambert atalb unclera;round ln "S ubway.·•
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m CAROLS Of CHRISTMAS
L.•MOVIE
Edward Woodward (left) attempta a rec-
onciliation with hla .on (William Zabka) on
.. The Equaliser .. tonight at 10 on CBS,
Channel 2 .
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• • • Tiit Ameocana111on 01 Em1•
1y ( 19641 James Gain« Julie An·
ore-a ID AN AMERICAN CHRISTMAS Gii PRAISE THE LORD
(8)MOVI£
• • ·~ F1nn11gan B>n AQ111n
(198~1 MlfY Tylef MOOfe. Robed
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COMEDY BREAK WITH M.ACK
ANO JAMI! '
(fl MORE REAL PEOPLE m 700 CLUB
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I 1970) Documentary
-12:30-0 QI) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID
LETTERMAN 0 RAT PATROL
(!) e INOEPEN0£HT NEWS
mwERVORlmN 9 EHTEATAIHMENT TOHIGKT
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• • •, 11 Happened One Christmas' B (J) EQUALIZER * • * "Gideons Trumpet" (1980) ( 1977) Marlo Tt\Omas. Wayne Rog-atJ ST. ELSEWHERE Henry Fonda, Jose Ferrer eem>NEWS ers I =-~TEL -1·00-~ CALIFORNIA CHRISTMAS ::.."' U HEE HAW m BARBARA MCHAIR (!) MOVIE CC' MOVIE * SmaN Miracle (1973) V1t10f'IO De • • '' "Two Flags Wes1 ( 1950) Lin·
• • • • The Aeo Shoes 119481 Sica. Rat Vallone da Darnell Joseph Cotten
Moira Sllearei Anton Walbrooll ~ COMMUNfTY CHRISTMAS II) CREDrT CARO MILLIONAIRE CELEBRA T10N
I H I MOVIE nj'I BEHIND THE SCENES MAKER • •', The Karate Kid" ( 19841 Ralph liolo:I @) NEWS Macchio, Noriyuk1 "Paf' Morna -10: 15-,1:) MOVIE ~}NIGHTOFATLEASTOHE Gli> REUOIOUSPROOIWAMING **'~ "Windy City' (1984) John OOZEH STARS '¢ MOVIE Shea. Kate CapShaw
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Glen Campbell, Danny Cookaey and Pat Boone ln "A California Chrl•tma•."
Orange County scenic star
in 'A California Christmas'
• e 'Oh Godl You Devil ( 1984)
Geotge Bums Ted Wass
P INOEPENOEHT NEWS
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8 (J) FOLEY SOUAR£ You 11938) Jean Arthur James MOVlE A unique hour of yuletide songs dt vers1ty of our spec ta I holtda)' tra· Glen Campbell takes Cooksey on ii o TICTAC DOUGH Stewart • • • Mooty Py1hon s The Meani!IQ and the scenery of Orange County d1t1ons wt th our fnends tn tht' rest of horseback nde and shares some S HONEYMOONERS· THE LOST
EPISOOES (!)LOVE BOAT ti WEAR£ THE WORLD-THE 011.Jle f 1983) John Cleese M1ehaet will be presented in "A CaJ1forn1a the nauon.. ongmal Chnstmas songs and a turkey m P.M. MAGAZINE STORY BEHIND THE SONG Palin Christmas," a famil y entertainment The program opens with Boone dinner cookout
-7:30-fli)GREATPERFORMANCES -10:30-rZJ MOlllE special scheduled to be telecast na· stand1ngatoptheoceanblufTs ofB1g The third stop 1s the manna 1n 0 PRICE IS RIGHT Gli> PRAISE THE LORD fli)CARLREINER'STHELIGHT •• * 'Escape From New York tionwide on more than 70 Public Corona, a scenic Newpon Beach Newpon Harbor where the Captain D WHAT'S HAPPENINGll STVfF ( 198 IJ Kurt Russell. Donald ~ fJ EYE OH LA -9:00-EI!)'fQNOEL!S MESSIAH Pteasence Broadcast Service (PBS) stations. neighborhood that overlooks the and Tennille perform aboard a 1est1-m M•A•S•H 8 CHARUE&COMPANY p MOVIE · -1:lO-In Orange County, it will be seen winter waves of the Pacific Ocean. vally decorated motorsailer they arc
Cl)NEWLYWEOGAME O QfHELLTOWN ** ·civ1s1masCoal M1ne M1rac1e fJ THREETHREEO today from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m on The story begins as he runs tnto stnngmg with garlands and colorful m CALIFORNIA CHRISTMAS 8 ~NASTY (19771 Mrtchell Ryan. Kurt Russell _ 1:30-KCET. Channel 28, and from 8 to 9 Cooksey. a newly amved Cah· ltghts for the annual week.Jong Fcstt· ~CHRISTMASSNOWS, Gt LAWRENCEWELKCHRISTMAS -11:00-O NEWS pm.onKOCE.Channel50. forn1an, who ts homesick for the val of Lights Boat Parade through
CHRISTMAS WINOS REUNION. 1985 8 0 fJ CJ) II) QI) NEWS m COMEDY TOHIGHT The original Christmas program is 1c1cles, snow and winter fest1 v1t1es Newpon Harbor. ®)~~~~AT ~CHRISTMAS MEMORY D CARSOH'S COMEDY CLASSICS Qt FAMILY sponsored by a grant from the Irvine that have always surrounded the The focus then shifts to the M1ss1on
Gli)GREATESTGIFT mWKRPINCINCINNATI Gli)PAAISE THELORO Co. tradttt onal Coo kse) fam ily at the San Juan Capistrano for a il~~RfJITARACIMG mMR.KRUEGER'SCHRISTMAS ll)BARNEYMILLER· (R)MOVIE Hosted and produced by Pat C hristmases back home 1n celebration of California's Spanish
ROUNOTABLE fLl MOVIE ~BUSINESS REPORT * • • .. 10·· !1979) Dudley MOOfe Bo Boone, 1t features Danny Cooksey. an Oklahome. Yuletide heritage and a segment
r" MOVIE' ••·~ "Prolocol 119841 Goldie ~L· ~~EHAYFORD Derek emcro•n~ yo ung tclev1s1on star from Boone. a former Tennessean featunng the clear voices and fresh r Hawn Chn$ Sarandon """9 ' 2:00 · e>-* ** Smee You Wef'lt Away s MOVIE ••• , Songwn1e( 11984) wwtie -· -the NB series "Diffrent Strokes" himself. ofTers to take Cooksey on a facesofthe m1 s1on'sch1ldren'scho1r
(19441 C1aude11e Colbert Shirley • • * . Tiie Goodt>ye Girl 119771 Nelson Kris KrtS1otterson 8 CBS NEWS NIOHTWATCH The entire !>how was filmed on to ur of Orange County and a search Jose Feliciano ts also on hand to
ltemp!,,1E RICtiard Qfeyfuss Marsha Mason S MOVIE I RECOROOUIOE location in Orange County exclusl\ e· beg.ans for the spint of Christmas 1n perform hts hit song. ··Feltz
"""• Z' MOVIE • • *' • Norma Rae (19791 Sally • • ~VIECocoanuts ll929) Mar• ly for PBS. Southern Caltfornta. It is a wh1rlw1nd Nav1dad." • • • 'A ChflSlmas Stot\ '19831 8 R F· ...... Be Br·" . * • ·, Falling In Love !19 4) ot>-"""· au ..,ges Bro111e<s. Kay Francis Other celebrittes include si ngers da~·long event that culminates 1n the After th ts. Boone and Cookse) Peter 81"'ngstey Darren McGavin ert OeNuo Meryl S1reep 2 MOVIE "nun" GI C bell De . W 11' I f h II I Ch d fi F h I I d h . f _8:oo-*~* 'Welcome To LA 119771 &HOVE~ en amp • niece 1 1ams. 1g tingo t eta est 1ve nstmas1n hca or as ion s an . t e site o
l)(l)MARY -9:30-Keith Carradine,SallyKelle<man ll)MOVIE the Captain and Tennille, and Jose Caltfornta. which stands 110 feet last-minute holiday shopping and a
O a!HIOHWAYTOHEAllEN 8 (1.:GEORGEBURNSCOMEDY -ll:30-**''"Tile Man Who Talks To Feliciano. Member'> of the Pacific above Newport Center Fashion lav1shmusicalcclebration thatbegins
D MOVIE WEEK Whales · p9m vic1or JOf't Chorale and dancers from the JofTrcy Island in Newpon Beach. with Deniece Wilhams tn Center MOVIE 8 T.J.HOOKER QINEWS II B 11 I Th h h S C 0 H I N nh " •••"A Tree Grows 1n B<oolltvn **'' Nignt And Day 119461 Cary 0 3BESTOfCARSON 1i"F-TROOP a et a so part1c1pate. e next stop int c program 1st e tage ourt s1ng.ing " o y 161.t.
(19741Cltlf Robe11son D1aneBake1 Grant AlexisSmiln D HOU.YWOOOREPORTER "A California Chnstmas" takes pnsune cattle country of Bommer Accompanied by members of the
fJ ®J INSIDERS m MOVIE fJ ®) A8C NEWS NIGHTUNE fJ ATTHE ..oS;J~-you to the heart of the fami ly ltfc and Canyon. a rolltng. verdant canyon Pacifi c Chorale. W1lltams is Joined by
0 JC)t(ER'SWILD tu• 11s A won~rtut Lite OBIZARRE lifestyle of Orange Count>." said located on Irvine Co land only a Boone and Cooksey for a medley of
CARSOH'SCOMEDYCLASSICS 119-471JamesStewart.OonnaReed at VEGAS -2:lS-Irvine President Thomas H. Nielsen. short nde from the ocean. At traditional carols incl uding "Oh Lit· m NEWS -lO·.oo-m> HOME STUDY GROUP I C MOVIE · ··we wanted to share the beauty and "Campbell Ranch," country si nger tie Town of Bethlehem," "Hark the Cl) MOVIE MILL~"IRE GROUP • t • ., 'No Small Alfa1r" (19841 --------------------"-"""-IV""'---------------------~--------------------------. Herald Angels Sing." "Away tn the ~==============================:::~I ··· ~9*~~~~~ .. lt· ~C~~ M~ngcr," and "O Come ~II Ye Fa1tful."
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holiday. We value the trust you place in our
hospital, and the holiday season seems like
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singing "Merry ChJristmas. Santa:"
Boone. surrounded by children. as he
si ngs "Chn stmas Needs Love to be
Chnstmas." and a performance b)'
members of the JotTrey II Ballet.
Redford's
accent OK
with Jane
LOS ANGELES (A P) -Bnttsh
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and she can't understand wh y d1rec·
tor Sydney Pollack vetoed its use in
the movie "Out of Afnca."
Redfo rd plays the Oxford scholar
and white hunter Denys Finch Ha t·
ton in the movie. delivenng his lines
in distinctly American tones. But he'd
tested an Enghsh accent with
Seymour before Pollack changed his
mind.
"We filmed several scenes (from
"Out of Afnca") here in Los Angele-.
with Sydney Pollack directing, and I
thought Redford's accent was not bad
at all." Seymour said.
"All this. ot course. was before I
knew Meryl Strcep was involved and
for a while there I thought I might
have a chance of playing the role
opposite him," she said. "And even
though he never continued with the
accent. I'm deli,hted f got a chance to
work with htm. •
Strccp. who plays the Baroness
Karen Bltxcn. mastered a Danish
accent for the movie. •
T he decision to drop Redfo rd's
accent came JUS\ a few days before
filming began, Pollack said. "We were
concerned that audiences might be
thrown by Bob as an Englishman." he
explained.
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By JERRY BlJCI A#T..,...._.,._
LOS ANGELES -When "The
H1tchh1lcer" st1clcs out his thumb on
HBO he never knows where the ride is
aoing to take him. His traveling
companion may be a little strange, the
ride discomfonina and the desti-nation bizarre.
"The Hitchhiker" 1s an adult
anthology ofTerin,. half-hour psycho-
logical thrillers. 'Each story 1s in-
tended to be a cautaonary talc," said
Lewis Chesler, who is co-executive
producer with Riff Markowitz.
New episodes staning in January
include Barry Bostwick as a novelist
whose fake suicide ends unusually,
Peter Coyote as a director who
manipulates an actress preparing for a
big pcrfonnance Sandra Bernhard as
a derelict who finds a deadly white
powder and Lisa Blount as a whole-
some pop star who tnes to update her
image.
"The H1tchh1lcer" made ns debut
as the first dramauc scncs for Home
Box Office 1n October 1983, two years
before the commercial netwo rks re-
vived anthologies with NBC's
"Amazing Srones" and "Alfred
Hitchcock Presents'' and CBS' "The
Twilight Zone."
"The Hitchhiker" also pioneered
the concept of bnngmg motion pic-
ture techniques to the home screen.
Th<" produc-eM hired film directors.
1nc lud1n1 R o aer Vad1m
("Barbarella"), Paul Verhoeven
("Soldier of Orange"), Ph1hp Noyce
("Heatwave"), Mike Hodges ("Fla h
Gordon") and Carl Schenkel ("Out of
Order"), plus music video director
Brian Grant.
"I'd always wanted to do dramatic
shows," Chesler said. "So I went to
(HBO)and said, 'Look, pay televmon
pves a ccnain license with rcprd to
ideas which we can embrace and
regular television cannot. And we
have greater leeway in visual content,
language and violence.' I re-
membered that 'The Twilight Zone'
had been a very successful sho w and
at that time had never been revived
Now. for the firsJ time, we could t.alcc
a psychologically oriented series and
add these other clements. You could
make it darker than it ever was."
Chesler said that because the au-
dience tunes to HBO for~ vies he
felt the series had to ofli catncal
feature values.
"What we could do here was in
effect make a scnes of miniature
films," he said. "People watch HBO
because they want to be surpnsed and
they don't want familianty"
Chesler said HBO made a survey
and found the pilot of three half-hour
shows was the highest-rated onginal
program in the history of pay tele-
vision.
"After that. HBO gave us ad-
McMahon heads UA TV
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Newly
reformed Untted Artists announced
Monday that John J. McMahon.
president for the last 51/i years of
Carson Production Group Ltd .. will
take over as president of U n11ed
Artists Telev1s1on.
McMahon. no relation to "Tonight
Show" host Ed McMahon. oversaw
production of several teleV1s1on mov-
ies and specials and the 1983 hit
movie "The Big Chill'' during his
tenure at the company founded by
entertainer Johnny Carson.
His appointment to the United
Artists post was announced by
Anthony Thomopoulos. president of
UA 's motion picture and telev1s1on
groups.
McMahon said he has known both
Thomopoulos and UA chairman of
the bo:-.. " .. nA c-h1ef executive officer
CHEVY CHASE
Jerry Weintraub "for many years, and
I am lookinJ forward to helping shape
United Arusts into a leading force in
the television industry."
United Anists was refonned in
November after ending a four year
association with Metro-Go ldwyn
Mayer brought when Transamenca
Corp. sold UA followinJ the financial
disaster of the movie "licaven's
Gate" m 1981.
Last summer. Atlanta-based Tun'r-
cr Broadcasting bought MGM-UA
from financier Kirlc Kerkorian for
S 1.5 bi I hon 1 n a deal that allowed
Kcrlcorian to immediately buy back
UA from Turner for$470 million.
Sinc.c talcing over at UA. Wein-
traub has brought in a management
team that includes Thomopoulos.
hired just one week after he resigned
as president of ABC Broadcasting
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feature film wntcrs, directors and
actors," he said "We wanted people
who'd never done tclev1s1on before
Because they saw these as small films
the)' were willing to parucipate."
"The Hitchhiker' might be con-
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nudity. Since v1nually every program
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Chesler was asked 1( 11 wasn't
limiting to include nudity in cvt'ry
show. "Some of our shows are
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elderly in Amenu offers a bleak
counterpoint to the spate of Joyously
uplifting happy endings that tra·
d1uonally decorate television this
time of the year.
"Growing Old in Amcnca," which
will pre-empt ABC's entJrc pnme-
t1me schedule Saturday night. il-
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adequate the nation's policies have
been toward retirement. health care
and long-term care for the elderly
By the year 2000. ABC 1d, one 10
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and, nght now. one in every four
Amencans over 85 will enter a
nursing home m need of care Aftl'r
nine months of researc h and reJ)Olt·
ing. ABC examines the financial,
moral and social 1mphcat1ons caused
by a technologically advanced society
that 1s raising the life cllpcctancy of its
cwzens without adequately helping
them 1n their extra years.
The documentary, narrated by
Hugh Downs. makes 1t clear that
Amcncans can grow old yacefully
and comfonably onl) 1 they're
healthy and wealthy
"Growing Old 1n Amenca" 1s the
latest efTon by the news d1v1s1o n's
"Closeup" documentary unit to
marshal its resources and air umc to
investigate a single 1mponant issue
Previous documentanes examined
the state of Amcnca's schools and the
problem s brought o n by the nuclear
age.
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r-f-'Color--urple 'gets miredreV-lews from black leaders
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Steven SpJ~lberg's .. Tbe Color Purple,"
wl\tch opened Friday to predictions it
will be an Oscar contender in spring,
1s bclnacriricized by some blacks who
sar, lhe movie degrades them.
homely, uneducated farm woman
whose dreams are repeatedJy shat·
tercd by the cruelty of males.
Celie is bom into misery. At 14 she
is preanant with the second child by
ber own cruel father. Both babies are
taken from her, and she is manied off
to an equally hallh farmer.
"We're happy that a lot of actors
who happen to be black got to work
and th~did a fantasticjoh," Edwards
said. "They should all be nominated
forawards. But for the black male, the
movie is very degrading."
'It portrays blacks in an extremely
negative lifbt," said K wui Oeigar of
the Coalition Apinst Bla.ck Exploi-
uuion, a 20.member aroup that
monitors black-theme f11ms and tele-
vision shows. "It degrades the black
man, it degrades black children. it
degrades the black family."
Geiuar accused Spielberg of ponraylna blacks as savaaes: "There
is not ~e si"l)e black person with
positive'Teatures in the movie."
Willis Edwards. p~ident of the
Hollywood-Beverly Hills branch of
the NAACP, said the film was "very
stereotypical" in its ponrayal of black
men.
But California Ai.M>mblywo man
Maxmc Waters. a black who helped
organize a special screening of the
movie for the Black Women 's Forum.
said she found no fault with the film.
The Warner Bros. rendition of the
Alice Walker novel compresses a
lifetime of events observed by Celie, a
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black community discord.
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make,' Friedman said. "From all the
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'Falcon'~' Teri gives Richard
an off er he'd better not ref use
By LYNDA HIRSCH and Donna take refuge at South t-ork.
THE COLBYSi Fallon rcalitc~ that Clayton continues to mysteriously sell oil
Adam did not rape her, as she thought his assets. Realizing that J.R. is having an
when she first regained her memory. On affair with Angelica, Mandy decides to
the night she was to remarry Jeff. she fled join forces with OifT against J.R. Pam is
because she recalled her first at1raction to scnl a huge, unctJt emerald from Bobby's
Adam before she realized they were boyhood friend Mac Cantrell.
brother and sister and considered her DYNASTY: Bla.kc• ;onfused at Rita's
feelings incestuous. Fallon tells both Miles con1inual running from him whenever he
and Jeff 1ha1 she wunts to be alone to sort tnes to become mu mate. When Alexis and
ou1 her past and present. When Miles Dex suffer fla1 tire. they walk into bar
offers to go to Hong Kong on business. where Joel has taken Krystle. When
Jason tells him he mus1stay1n Los Angeles Krystle seems 10 be acting strangely, Dex
and not run away from his marital wonders whal's going on. Joel returns
problems. When Connie's former lover Krystle to the hideaway. Krystle turns on
rttums the $250,000 she sent him, Sable the TV and spots Blake with Rita. Steven
1hinks she can make it look as if Connie's tells Claudia there's nothing he can or will
act of "charity" is the act of an unstable doaboutgeuing Blake 10 remove lien from
woman. When Bhss' boyfnend tells hrs oil well. Galen talks to Michael and it's
uncle Zack he doesn'I want to hurt the: apparent that Galen is using Alex.is and
family of the woman he loves, Zack repli~ doesn't really love her. Blake almost forces
1hat his family honor should come before himself on "Krystle" but backs off when
any feelings of love. Jason is obviously he remembers a similar encounler with
interested in Francesca. Krystle years before . • • • • •• DALLAS: Su~ Ellen i:cturns to South FALCON CREST: When moths destroy
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When Chase learn~ the mo1hs in the
vineyard were sterik and t'Ould no t have
propagated m the vineyards, he realizes
that Angela was the saboteur. Angela
infuriated when she learns Chase has
given Duane distributing Job. Robin gives
birth to baby girl Hope. When the infanl 1s
plagued with physical problems. C'haSt'
tells Cole they must do all they can 10 .save
the child. Father Christopher considers
leaving priesthood, bul hrs superior sug-
gests he take a sabbatical and go to live at
Falcon Crest. Apollonia leaves on world
tour. When Teri learns Richard has been
skimming from Tuscany powns. she says
unless they marry she'll reveal his
embezzlement. Angela in~nsed when
Richard's newspaper ~riahzes the fi~st
chapter of Maggit''s book and the vii·
la1nous lead female btar~ quJte a re-
semblance to Angela. • • •
KNOTS LANDING: Lily Mae conttnues
to treat the Late Josh as a saint. Cathy
moves into Ben's old beach house, but her
quiet bliss 1s soon shauered when Lily Mae
moves in with her. Linda's boyfriend Ken
tells Linda he witnessed Josh's death and
that Josh deserved to die the way he did.
Gary heads for the Empire Valley project.
As Mac, Karen and Coblent7 look on, the
entirt project is literally blown sky·h1gh by
Gary. ....
HILL STR EET BLUES: Rerun • • •
ST. ELSEWHERE: When Elliott's cf·
forts to save the hospital Santa Claus arc
futtle, he fears he'll be remembered as "the
Jew who killed Santa Claus." Vic1or upset
when he gives all his peers cnsp dollar bills
for Chnstmas and receives nothinJ 1n
return. When Auschlander offers V1c1or
cab fare to make tt to the Craigs' while
their annual Christmas party is sttll going
strong. Victor pockets the money and
takes a bus. Meanwhile, Dr. Craig spends
the evening ge111ng drunk and 1nsulung all
his guests. Over at the Westphals' house.
Lime's boyfnend cnes at the lack of
hohday spirit tn the house Later. LiZZJe.
her boyfnend and Timmy decide to go 10
church, but Westphal demurs. A
thoroughly drunken Craig cries to Ellen
that he cannot bear the loss of their only
child, Stephen. While everyone 1s at
church, Westphal amves and goes tn
Craig goes to the church but passes
w11hout entenng.
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Dally Pilat WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2s. 1985
Top college football Hnlora In Blue-Gray Game toder.. C3.
Dolphlna only NFL playon team wlthout atrong runner. c..
Coast Classic set to tip off Thursday
Dominguez, CdM, M issio~ Viejo, Edison
top seeds In 16-team event at Estancia
By ROOER CARLSON
Of tM D.ilr fltlo4 Ii.ff
The fi rst of four days of v1nuall y
non-stop prep basketball begins
Thursday at Estancia High School as
the Coast Chn stmas Classic. a 16-
team tournament 1n the Eagles' gym,
starts with an eight-game sc hedule
geared to send eight 10 Fnday's
champ1onsh1p bracket and the rest to
the consola11on side.
Dominguez. the C'I F 4-A finalist a
)ear ago and a pan1c1pan1 in the
Tournament of Champions last week.
1~ top-seeded. with Corona del Mar.
Mission Viejo and Edison holding the
No. 2, 3 and 4 seeds.
The tournament will conunue w11h
eight second-round games on Fnday,
six more on Saturday and four finals
games on Monday.
Dominguez Coach Ernie Carr, who
has watched his team wade through
very heavy traffic on the way to a 4-4
record. said his team'sappcarance 1s a
welcomed one. "After the pressure of
the Tournament of Champions we're
looking forward to ll. we think 11's a
chance to relax." Carr said while at
the T of C last week.
It's a tournament which features
v1nually all elements of Southern
Cahfom1a basketball W1th nine Or-
ange County teams in the fonnat.
Only two of the first eight games
feature Orange County teams on both
sides of the coun -Edison puu its
6-2 record up against Laguna Hill!.
and Huntington Beach is 1n a rematch
of an earlier tournament game with
Sant.a Ana Valley.
Here'sa bnef capsule on each of the
tournament's 16 entnes:
•Dominguez -Ernie Carr's Don~
are 4-4 after wading through the
r ream of Southern California talent
and mil figure as the team to beat
despite the 500 record The losses are
Ed.laon'• Ric h Smlth (33) and Huntinaton
Beach'• Scott Mober ly (left}. along with
Corona del Mar'• Jeff Fryer (riaht) will be
competing ln Cout Chrtstmu C'lualc.
Allen shares spotlight
Raiders' rushing champion gives credit
to his offen sive line after win over Rams
As far a!> Marcus Allen 1\ con-
cern ed, it's what 's up fron t tha t
counts. And, he believes. what'c; up
fron t has done a tcmficjoh for the Loe;
Angeles Raiders.
"They're the true heroes." A.lien
said. refemng to the Raiders· of-
fensi ve hnc. "They're guys who don't
get a chance to get their faces 1n the
sunJight. but they're the ones who you
should be ~lkmg to ...
Allen made hts comments after the
Raiders had beaten the Ram~. 16-6.
Monday night as the 1985 National
Football League regular season came
to a conclusion.
It was a big n1&ht for Allen. who 1s
finishing his rounh professional
season. He gained 123 yards on 24
cames to cam the NFL rushing
champ1onsh1p with I , 7 59 yards. 40
more than the total of .\tlanta's
Gerald Ri~s.
In addition. 1t was the ninth
straight game tn which Allen had
rushed fo r more than I 00 yard!>.
equaling the league standard set b>
Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears
earlier this season.
Allen also caught eight passes for 25
';ards. Thus. he timshed the campaign
with 2.314 yards by rushing and
receiving. breaking the previous NFL
record of 2,244 yards ~t by Enc
Dickerson of the Rams last }car.
.. I think the} wanted 11 more than I
did." Allen said of the Raiders·
offensive line and the rushing tllk. ··1
see them coming back to the huddle.
breathing hard . . the least I can do is
go out and give m) best. It's a shame
non~ of them are going to the Pro
-" Ex-Laker Wilkes retires
LOS ANGEi l:.S ( J.\P) -For-
ward Jamaal Wilkes of the Los
Angeles Clippers. who entered the
1985-86 National Basketball As-
sociation season with over 14.000
points in 12 years. announced his
retirement Tuesday.
Wilkes. 32. s1~ned as a free
agent Wlth the Clippers last sum-
mer after being released by the
Los Angeles l..3kers. with whom
he played for eight seasons. The
6-7. 190-pounder played w1th
four league champ1onsh1p teams
1n his career.
Wilkes was hampered by illness
and tnJUry in his last two years
Wlth the Lakers and a sprained
ankle caused him to miss nearly a
month of the current season.
He returned to action on ~.
10 but had been used spanngl)
since that ttme and hadn't playl'd
at all in two games following his
return. He wound up playing 1n
13 games with the Clippers and
averaged 5.8 points and 2.2
rebounds.
After an outstanding colleg1atc
career at UCLA. which included
NCAA titles 1n 1972 and 1973,
Wilkes was a first-round draft
choice of the Golden State War-
nors in 1974. An 1mmed1ate
sensation. he a veraaed 14 2
points per game. was named NBA
Rookie of the Yearand helped the
Wamors capture the league
championship.
Wilkes played two more
seasons with the Warriors.
averagi ng 17.8 and 17 7 points
Bowl I feel real bad about that
.. As far as being the lir;t Raider to
achieve that (a rushing cham-
p1onsh1pl. I think that'' grea t I'm
very proud to have dune that I'm
proud to be mentioned tn the saml'
breath with Walter Payton and Em:
Dickerson.
"But I'm JUSI happ~ we won the
game. It's a lot better pla~ mg at homl'
than on the road ··
The victor; wa!> the s1x1h in a ro.,.,
for the Raiders -their longest
w1nn1ng streak since 1980 -and
~\C them a 12-4 record More
1mportantl). as Allen pointed out. 11
meant 1hat they'll ~ th?""home team
throughout the AFC pla)ofTs
The AFC Western Dw1s1on ch.im-
p1ons.,., 111 begin their que<;t for a third
Super Bowl champ1onsh1p thi s dec-
ade at I p.m. on Jan 5 when they face
the wrnner of Saturda)' ·s AFC '-"lid•
card game between the New York Jets
and New England Patnots.
Should the) pre' a1l 1n that contest.
the Raiders would entertain the
M1am1-C'lc,eland wrnner in the ~FC
champ1on<>h1p 11.3me on Jan 12
The Raider<; .... ere Super Bowl
champion'> foll owing the I %0 sea~on
and again folio.,., 1ng the 1410 cam-
paign. '\lien rushed for 191 )ards and
was named the Most Valuable Pla'er
1n Super Bowl XVI II a~ the Raiders
whipped the Washington Redskin s.
38-9. on Jan. 22. 14 .i
The Rams. mean.,.,,h1le. "ound up
11 -5 Tht' NFC We'\tcrn Dl\1s1on
champions will host thc Dalla'\ Co""-
bo}S 1n their pla)on opcncr at I pm
on Jan 4
Should the Rams beat Dallac;, the)
would play at Chicago m the :-.IF(
champ1 onsh1p game 1f the Bears b(at
the NFC Wlld-card Wlnner on Jan 5
But the Rams would host the con-
ference championship game c;hould
they beat the Cowbo)'S and the ""lld-
card winner upset the Bears
Chns Bahr kicked field goal'\ of 2 ...
51 and 29 yards fo r the R:uders and
Mike Lansford booted three-pomtrrs
of 52 and 40 yards for the Rams.
to Vrrbum Oct b~ two Lo~ Beach
Pol) by four, Fa1rfa... and In ewood
They've given up lt:n than po1nu
per opponent defensively
Prescason CIF rankmp have
Dominguez at No 4 1n the 4-A
division.
•Corona dtl Mar -the Sea K1nis
are 7-1 with a champ1onsh1p fin1o;h at
the Laguna Beach In v1tat1onal and
fifth place at the 30-team Ir. me
lnv1t.a11onal. capped b> a 65-54 11.1n
over M1ss1on V1eJO Jeff Fner 1s
a verag.ing 31 0 points per game
•Ml11loa Viejo -The D1ablo\
ha\e been 'VCI) 1mpn:ssl\e up lrunt
w11h Tim Knowles (6-7) Sco11
Pedersen (6-5) and Jeff Herdman
16-5) dominating the boards rhe) "re
tr; mg to snap bac~ from losing 1w1ct:
1n the Irvine 1oumamrnt where the}
were the No I seed M1mon VteJo
was ranked No 6 1n the (If 4-A
preseason ratings
•Edison -The C harge~ have
been hun b~ 1hr relent 1n1ury to
rebounding leader Doug Katona. but
there 1s considerable depth at Edison
with 6-5 Dann> Hanan a pnmar)'
candidate to fill KAltona·s role Ed1wn
ts 6-2 and won the ( abnllo ln"lla ·
uonal Edison entered the season as
the CIF 5-A's No I 0-ranked qu1nt rt
•Warnn -Ja)' 't oung 1s 1n his
:!.,th campaign and feels his Bears are
senous contenden 1n the \an (Jabnt'I
Valle\ uague one .... h1ch JUSI hap-
pens to includr Domingue1 \tevt'
Fendn 16-6) and Daren Dom1ngue1
tti.{J) a"re the Ice' pl.ncrs to watch
•Loa1 Buell Jordan -The Pan-
ther<; arc small. but their quickness 1J
considered to be cnou&h to offset any ~bounding defic1enc1cs Denard
W1lwn was an all-toumamcnt !>(lec-
t1o n at the Laguna Beach lnv1t<1-
11onal
•Gtendalt Hoovtr -Rob Preston.
at 6-9. 1s the tallest player in the
tournament and Coach Dec
Kohlmeier 1s hopetul it'll be a
spnngboard into the champ1onsh1p
bracket The I omadoe\ have drav. n 3
tough fi rst-round challe nge 1n 1'1o I
o;eed Dominguez
•lolanl -I he Red Raider'> lrom
Honolulu ha\C w mp1led a .1-4 record
and 4re lc:d b-. 1-....0 returning staners
(Ple&K eee COAST /C2}
Coast Christmas Classic
(at Estancia High School)
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Broncos have gripe coming
But NFL doesn 't plan to c hange format
which keeps I 1-5 Denver out of playoff
From AP dlspatcbts
Dc!>p11t: tht• JppMcnt 1nt·4u1t1t·, ''' J
S\~tem that alln"'" the X-X < l1''l'l.1nd
Browns mto the pla,oth and
eliminates thc I l ·'i ~n H'r Hn1nu 1'
thr National Foothall I cagu1· "n t
clbout to change
Te' Schramm, l ha1rman 111 thl•
NFL"s C'ompet1t1on C omm1ttt•c .ind
one of thr arch11rct~ nt thC' .,., 1ld"' .inJ
playoff S)Stem. )Std the fa...i that
Cfe,eland won the .\F< t"ntral utk
made them a lcg111mate rla,ot1 tea m
"Th<' main reason fo r the.,., ilJ'"\ .ird
S)Strm -....e ha\C now 1s to gl\e team'
that had outstanding ~a't'"' 111
difficult di\ ISIOn!. a chann· w m.1~1
the playoffs:·. hramm c,a1J "Rut "<'
never.,.,anted to d1m1n1c,h rhl· rt·"'.ir1h
fortht'dt\ISIOO \\tnncr\ ..
The main obJ<'<'tuln l11nw' tr1•m ~nver The Bn1nco' ""<'r<' om· li t
thrtt l 1-5 h~am' chgthl<' htr th '"l'
J.\FC' wild-card b(nh' But thl' Hnin-
cos lost out 1n the rnmple \ lll'hn."a
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.ind th<· '<'" \ 11rl.. < 11ant'
H< t'°I iwm <·' ""I I ht· pla,cd 1n l 11.1nt'
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J '' r<·pan1.' 11 'l u•rJ than hetv.et•n
['k n, er Jnli < ll·,l'l.1nd
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m"'l·J thr rla' '''h .,., h1k tht· '\tt"\'k"
.,.,on the t 1·n1ral .... 11h a ~ " rl'i..1ird
There are things a lot worse than having a r ed n ose Th(' ne\I \C3~on ~1nn<',ot.i 11.on
the "-• t ( <'ntral 11.1th a m. nrd ,lf
' "· l. the ((lnl<'rcmt'·, ti t)h.h(·'t rt"
1..ord ~II lt1ur tt'am' \,\1th hl.·ttC'r mar~'
mJJe the pl:n olh Oncce upon a time ther:t wu this
reindeer named Rudolph.
Rudolph wasa cool httlc dudt' who
liked to get 1t on and have a ball hkc
anynonnal ~indeer Thethingwu,
though, Rudolph wun't altoaetht'r
normal.
He had a red nose As a matter of
fact. he had a very shiny no~ and 1f
you ever saw 1t, you would even say 1t
aJO"" The other reindeer d1dn 't diJ red
noses They wel"C' a.II the \lmcJ1v1n1
around 3ndaettm1down ind having
fun but when Rudolph made the
SC'en<'. tht'ylaupedandcalled him
name~. They wouldn't let poor
Rudolph)01n 1n any reindeer games.
Not bcin1ableto1oin in any
reind. eerpmes is no joke. They have
sw1naina bashc . But the other rein·
deer would have no truck whatever
with Rudolph and his red buaJc and
kept telling him to take a hike
Anyway. where Rudolph hvcd
there was this J>IPPYIUY named Sant~
Claus. Santa Claus was a aroovy old
aent who had a biaroundbtlly which
shook when he lauped ltkc a b11 bowl
o(jelly. h had lo bcJCll) 'cause Jam
don't shake hke that
Santa Claus had this thin& for kids
He was into mak1na th10&5 for them
He had these little dudeHalled clve~
SPORT S CoLuMN1s 1
hclp1n1 him and all )Car they made
th1np for k.1d, The) 'd make dolls
a.nd 11nsoldicnand toydrum&that
went nim·te·1Um·n1m and all ~n of
thing.<.
Once a ycar.11 lte at < hn\t ma' tt mt'
Santa (1aus v.ould put :tit th!\ 'lull 1n
a bl&and put tht' tuaon h1' <tle1gh \
sle1&h 1s hlcc an «on11nl\ l J r.,., 1lh••u1
whttb nta( lau,·<tlt'1gh ll><lUlll th
thn:>UJh the air Jnd land 1ln m<1ttor'
and didn't need t'ml'i\1t1n u lntrol dnll
. hke that
W1lh all the tO\ \and l lXxl1e' nn h1' ~let&h. Santa Claus~ ould ta~<' otl anJ
spht and 10 all o' t'r the pl.ale
ckh\.'ennascuffto 1t1d<i ~oh<xh eq•r
satd wh) he wa into thl\ hut ma\ h{·
that's the~-&) the old gu) got h1\
JOlhnand. bt 1Jc • he 11.ould 'hd<'
downch1mM and that 1<tn"t t.i'' tr•
ligu rC' <'Ith' r
\n\ hov. thl r~J'1'n thl• f('tndt·~r
""<'n" .1rnund ""J' that th<'' pulkd thl·
'le t{lh
( 1C ll t OJ Ill hell' pu 11 tht' 'ICtf.h ""'d\ d
h1iucal It .,.,3, li l e m.a~•nti the ti l"\t
tcttm .it {l1llege or &tl1ng 111 lhC' 'uprr
fJo.,.,.l or gt'llll\g to \flt'n,I Jn e\ cn1nJ
h~tC'ntr\g to RIC hard Pnur tell 10~(''
ThC'l"C' ~et'(' <i<1me pn:tt' btti name'
o n the' &f'\ll\ ~u' \ l1 ~C' l)onner and
BhttC'n and D.anl'tf and rtan<.cr
""atural1' Rudolph ne,erdrram~
of mal1n11t I mt'an not v.1th h1
~arlet schnou and all It \OU t'\t'f
(Ple.eeeee TUCUR'S /C2l
lhc \f ( (<'ntral .,.,here thr
Bro-....n., pla\ -....u the""°' L·, ""'t'a~nt
th1"1 't<a,1.1n li n1\h1na a ulmbinc.'\l 10
~amC'\ und('r '>0(1 l he \\ <''t h1lme of
tht Rronu1\ "'I\ 10 pmr \ ab<1,c
"0t' The J<'tc,gC\I thr lir"\t "H ""tld"'ard
po<itt1nn ~3U<t<' of a Q.' m ·ord 1n tht'
.\F( compared to 8.4 lor thC' Patnot~
and tht' Bmn(O'i :"Jew FngJ3nJ aot
the \ttond 4'pot b«au~ Ith.ad a btttt'r
nx-ord ap1n'\t rommon opponent -
tht' Pat'\ \A.C'nt 4-~ ._a1nst M 1am1.
lnd1anapol1 the Ra1derund attl~.
while &ht Rmnco wert ,_' apan't
thaw four tams
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C2 Orang. Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, Oecemb« 26, 1085
COAST CLASSIC ..•
............... .,, ...... Amo~ the coachee puticlpatlna i.n the Cout Ch.rtatmu ... tatant coach and Eatancla aulatant Mike Markel. (Kneel-
Claulc which be&ln• 'Thanday at~tancla ~hare (•tand-m.. from left) Roy llWer (Handnaton Beach), Bob Minier tnc from left) Jon Borchert (ltdlaon), J0e Reid Eetancla), Al (Klaelon Viejo), Howard Demmefmaler (Califomla), Dee
Berrt.nc (Eatancla), Ste•e Nlchola (Roeemea ), Da•e Kin& Kohlmeier (Olendale Hoover), Thoma• Rlach (Santa Ana CLaeun& Hilla), Ron llauey (Lona Beac h Jordan), Emeet Valley), Ron Craig (Cypreu) a nd E•tan cla aui•tant Phil Carr (Dominpes), Paul Turley (California), Warren llJCh Quite.
SPORTS BREAK
Coach's contract
includes incentive
to avoid violations
From AP dlspatclles
SAN DIEGO-Under new San Diego
State University athletic director Fred
Miller's "motivational prevention plan."
$10.000 of head football coach Denny
Stolz's salary will be Wlthheld annually as an
inducement to run a program free of NCAA violations,
it was reported Tuesday.
The mooey will be placed in ao interest-bearing
account and if the annual athletic depanment audit
shows no problems with the footbaJI program, the
money will be transferred to Stolz at the end of the year.
But ifthe audit uncovers an infraction, the Union
said, money will be turned over to the scholarship
account.
..It was part of our agreement when Denny was
hired." said Miller. who was on the job only eight days
before hinng Stolz away from Bowling Green on Dec .
11.
"We told every coach we interviewed that if you're
offended by this let me know because we're going to do
it." Miller said. "It's not punitive. I want to make this a
reward system for doing things right."
Stolz said he had no reservations accepting a job
condition that • Miller says is unprecedented in
collegiate sports.
"I find nothing wrong with iL" Stolz said. "I need
to talk (to Miller) more about it, but we dist\lssed it
briefly during my interview and I had no objections."
The thrust of Miller's program is to bead off
potential problems rather than having to react to a
problem that has ari~n.
"It just seems to me that when an institution like
college athletics has problems and continues to have
problems. and the punishment vehicle is the (same) one
that is constantl y applied and it doesn't work, then
perhaps we should look at other ways of doing it," he
said
Coghlan to run in Sunkiat meet
LOS ANGELES -Ireland's premier m miler Eamonn Coghlan has agreed to
participate in the 27th Sunkist Invitational
indoor track meet set for Friday night, Jan.
I 7, at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
Coghlan currently is the world record-holder in the
indoor mile, holding the mark at 3:49. 78, the only time
the event bas ever been run under 3:50 indoors.
Meanwhile, Woodbridge High's Rich Brooks will
compete in the high school 60-yard dash. With a 100-
meter best of I 0. 90 and a top ttme of 9. 76 in the I 00-
yard dash, Brooks will be a challenger in the event
where Duarte's Martin Cannady (I 0. 70 in the I 00
meters) ~nd Compton's Sam Simmons (10.71) will
enter as the favorites.
The high school events will open the competition
at 4:30 followed by world-class events at 7.
Ex-Notre Dame end Vezi e dies
INGLEWOOD -H. Manfred [i] "Manny" Vezie, who played right end for •II •
the Fighting Irish under Coach Knute
Rockne and later coached for Rockne, has
died at the age of 80 .
Vezie, an assistant football coach at Notre Dame,
died at Daniel Freeman Hospital last Saturday of
complications from a recent stroke, a fam ily member
said .
Vezie played for Notre Dame in 1927 when the
Fighting Irish won a national championsh•J?· And he
was in the locker room when Rockne gave his famous
"Win One for the Gipper" halftime speech when the
Irish played Army the next year .
PCAA honors Spartans' Berry
San Jose State forward Ricky Berry m
has been named the Pacific Coast Athletic
Association basketball player of the week.
the PCAA announced.
1P'romCl .
-6-3 Tyler Turvold and 5-11 John
Clifford.
tolani is used 10 suc~ss - Glenn
Younf s 1983 team won the state
championship.
. •Lapu Hiiis -Dave Kang 1s i.n
his first year at the helm .and 1s
molding a team of the future with a lot
of underclassmen, starting three jun-
iors. a sophomore and a freshman.
•Hu•Ja1~• B.eacb -_The Oilers
shocked Edison 11\ overtime to win
the La Quinta lnvitatiJnal. Steve
Pemper (6-7) offers board strength
and the look has been strengthened by
the appearance of 6-3 Scott Moberly,
•Rosemead. -The Panthers are
led by 6-2junior Mike McDonald, an
all-league choice as a sophomore with
a 16.3 scoring average. He was also
the team's leading rebounder. Mike
Fromme, a 6-0 senior guard, is also
counted on heavily.
•Cypress -Ron Craig's Cen-
t\lrions are one of the mystery teams.
much depends on the play of 6-7
Chris Yoxtheimer, a senior who has
been on the mend from a broken leg a
year ago. Look for a fast-breaking
offense.
•Sota ADI Valley -The Fak'Ont
aren't a one-man team. but Alonzo
Jamison (6-6) could. make you think
that way. On th~ way to the Coast
Christmas Classic they've run up
against HuntinJton Reach and lost,
46-41 , in the first round of the La
Quinta tourney,
•lrvlne -Al Herring's Vaqueros
are 6-4 with victories over Manna,
Saddleback and El Toro included on
the ledger. There's balance, depth and
size here with Mike Hcmng (6-4) the
leading scorer ( 15. 9)
•CallfornJa -l he t ondors oper·
ate under tw in coaches Paul Turley
and Howard Demmelma1er. and in
their first year they're trying to
reverse a 2-18 record. Randy
C'hurchward(6-4)and Dav1dJuarc-t
(6·0) give them a good chance of
dramatic improvement.
•Estancia ...-The host Eagles ol
Joe Reid got off 10 a ~low start (1-3)
with 6-4 Ron Ifra1dl missing. but he's
back with a 19.0scoringaverage and a
consolation championship at the 30-
team Irvine invitational has upped
the Eagles' record to 4-3.
Quote of the day
Berry. a 6-8 sophomore from Morgan Hill, scored
19 points during San Jose State's 58-55 victory at Santa
Clara last Thursday night and had a ca.reer-h1gh 30
points in the Spartans' 64-49 tnumph over Washington
two nights later.
What about my haircut?
Oklahoma'• Tony Rayburn (S5) bu Sooner
quarterback Jamelle Holleway In a head·
lock durln& b reak in practice. HoUeway
kidded Rayburn about h is shaved head.
•
Frank Layden, the portl y coach of the Utah
Jazz. asked what he might do after his coaching
days are over. "With the death of Orson Welles.
Hollywood has an opening for a 300-pound
actor."
.Usher's condition still 'good'
SANTA MONICA -United States [il
Football League Commissioner Harry 4 • t
Usher remamcd in good condition Tues-•
day while awaiting corrective heart bypass
surgery at St. John's Hospital. a hospital spokeswoman
said.
Usher. 46. was admitted 10 the hospital last
Saturda) for monHonng after he reported chest pains
last week dunng a regularly scheduled examination .
The spokeswoman said that the corrective bypass
surgerv hadn't been scheduled and Usher would remain
in the hosp11al for observation until it can be scheduled.
She said she had no idea when that would be.
Jn recent weeks. Usher has been giving depositions
m coun in connecti on with the USFL's S 1.2 billion
antitrust suit against tht> National Football League.
He has also been overseeing the league's switch
from ns spring ~chedule to a fall schedule, a move set for
next year
Berry also had 10 rebounds and five assists dunng
the two games.
The victories were the third and fourth 1n a row for
San Jose State, raising its season record to 6-1.
Nance NBA Player of Week
NEW YORK-Larry Nance. who led m the Phoenix Suns to a 3-0 record, was
named National Basketball Association Player of the Week.
Nance, who averaged 32 points per game, scored
. 31. l)<?ints against ~uJe and 30, including the game-
winnmg basket, agarnst Sacramento two nights later.
He finistied the week with 35 points and 14 rebounds 1n
a 115-98 victory over Golden State.
Television, radio
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12:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Boston
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Frenzy in the Big Apple
With Jets, Gia nts
both in playoffs,
New York excited
From AP diapatcbes
Never mind that they play m New
Jersey. that the "NY" has long since
vanished fro m their helmets. This
weekend is New York's Super Bowl.
For only the second ti me io the 26
seasons they have co-existed, the New
York Jets and New York Giants are in
the National Football League playoffs
in the same year, creating the same
~ind of Big Apple fren1y that accom-
panied baseball's New York Mets and
Yankees through last September's
pennant races.
N-0rmally, the two wild-card games
would be played on the same day,
Sunday. For the first time, however.
the NFL had to reschedule one
because both teams occupy the same
field, Giants Stadium. The Jets drew
Saturday, with a 4 p.m. starting time
against New England, and the Giants
will play the San Francisco 49ers
Sunday at I p.m.
It's not the first time the starting
times or dates of playoff games have
been shuffied around. Last year both
wild-card games were on the West
Coast. To avoid a television conflict.
Seattle's game against the visiting Los
Angeles Raiders was moved to Satur-
day, a shift which Al Davis, owner of
the Raiders. protested in vain. LA lost
the game, too. On Sunday, the Giants
defeated the Rams in Anaheim.
The Empire State Building, the
World Trade Center and a few of New
York City's other landmarks can be
seen on a clear day from the Giants
and Jets home in East Rutherford,
N.J.
The Giants have played there 10
years, the Jets two .
The Giants have been urged by
Vincent Tese, chairman of New York
State'a Urban Develo1>ment Corpor-
ation. to change their name. "It's
inappropriate for them to call them-
selves a New York team because
they're not in New York anymore,"
he said.
He didn't include the Jets, perhaps
because the U DC has approved a
proposal which could result in the
construction of a domed stadium in
New York and, with it. the poss ible
return of the Jets.
Edward Yandich, a National
Weather Service meteorologist. said
Tuesday the weekend forecast calls
for "no major storm. Anything that
comes through is going to be like
we've been getting for the past week
or so -short bursts of snow or rain,
not much more than an inch or two if
it is snow."
"But it's going. to be colder than
normal, in the 30s during the day and
below freezing from the late after-
TUCKER'SCOLUMN ••. From C l
told Rudolph he would one day help
pull the sleigh. he would have looked
at )'OU like you had smoked ~me·
thing out of your own backyard.
Now, one Chnstmas Eve it came
up foggy. Like pea soup, man. Santa
Clauscouldn'tsee them1t in front of
his fact, lctalone the hood ornament
on his slci,ah. "We've had ii, Baby,"
Santa Claus said. "No way we can ao
out in this 'tu ff "
Then the old guy spotted Rudolph
sittina in a comer diging on the
centerfold in Ptnthouse. Santa Claus
~ed over to Rudolph and laid this
onh1m:
"Rudolph with your nose so bnt,t.
won't you guide my sJeiah tont&ht. ·
"You'rcputtinamcon," R"dolph
said.
"No Jive. man." 'laid Santa Claus.
'
"l'mcominaat you straight."
Well, one thina led to another and,
sure enough, Rudolph aot riaht up
front and away they went aJI over the
place deliverinastuffto kids.
It goes without sayana that when
they got back, Rudolph wau very ,_.
cat. In fact. he wasa hero and all the
mndcer loved him and they shouted
out with glee:
"Rudolph the red-nosed remdccr,
you'llaodown in history."
And everybody li ved happily ever
af\er includm1 Gene Autry who made
a phonoaraph record and enouah
money to buy a whole sta.ble fuO of
free aaents.
That about cools it except to
mention the moral of the story which
IS pretty obvious.
There arc thinas in th IS world tlo1
worse than a red nose.
noon on. Anybody going to the Jt:ts
game had better be prepared."
Several hundred tickets to the Jets
game at $22 apiece, and about 2.500
for the Giants game at S22 and $25.
could be bought at the box office. Jets'
tickets immediately. Giants' seats on
Friday.
But better seals were going for a
better price on the sidewalk -about
$125 a pop.
Restaurants and bars catering to
sports fans, some of the establish-
ments with J 0-foot TV screens and a
profusion of other televisions. wen~
making plans for the "Super Week-
end,'' unconcerned about weather
forecasts.
Second-round
tests await
Sunset trio
Sunset League members Edison,
Fountain Valley and Manna will
attem pt to advance in the cham-
pionship bracket Thursday dunng
second-round play of the Manna-
Edison Elks Girls Basketball Tour-
nament on the Vikings' floor.
The Chargers play Foothill at 4;
Fountain Valley meets El Toro at 7
and Marina clashes with Mater De11n
the 8:30 finale.
In consolation round games, Hunt-
ington Beach tangles with Orange at
11 and Corona del Ma r faces Loara at
12:30.
The upcoming schedule·
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Appl1ca11on~ are now bc1na 1m:epted b} lht'
lr Yine Community ~rYICCS Department ror
women's and master' (men H and older) su
team basketball leagues
Sant. Aalt. raclnl
Thorough bred racinJ at ~nta -\n1Ul Rolle
Track 1n Arcadia beam\ Thu™1ay and runs
throuah Apnl 21
Racina will be ht'ld Wednc!.day through
Sunday, with thccxccplton ofTuesda) raungon
New Year's Evt, Dec JI, and Monday racing
Jan. 20. Feb 17 March 17, and closing da)
Apnl 21
fhc fee for each team 1s \ 3 l() tor thC' leuguc~
St"t to Ix-gin 1n mid-February
C1amc\ will be played one night a week for u
I().. 12 l\Amt' season
Rcg1s1ra11on deadline 1s Thursday. Jun 16. al 5 pm
For 1nformat1on. phone 660-1851
First post on opening day will be noon Pu~t
ume 1s 12:30 from Dec 27 throuiti Monda).
Feb t 7and I p.m from Feb 19-Apnlll ~pet1JI
12.JO post tames will bt ob~rvcd on Marth ~
(Santa Anita Handicap I and A.pnl bf Sanlll .\n1ui
Derby).
General adm1ss1on 1s S2 75 .and duh hou~·
admission 1~ $6
For 1nformauon. phone (818) S74-RA( E
Sporu, Vae41t1on, RV abo•
I he ~I st an nu.ti Anaheim Spons. "acauon
and RV show .rnns1dcrrd the nation's No I
show for outdoor reuca11on will run Saturday,
Jan .i through Sunda)'_ Jan 12 at the Anaheim
<.. On,en1ton ( t'nttr 800 W Katella 1n Anaheim.
The show "'Ill lcaturt outdoors sponing
equipment. tra\lel information and SIS m1lhon
in RVs and -acccssones
;\mong the sho"' ·s da1l~ leaturcs are kayaking
and c.:asung dcmon\trat1ons. fishing chn1M 11Ad
.tn mtcm.111onal tra' el lilm fe~11' al
Bozln6 at the Marriott
Orange County's first boxing card of I Q8~ v.all
fca1urc super banumwcaghts Georgi: Garcia and
Oscar (The Boller) Muniz a1 Lhe Irvine Mamou
Hotel on Monday night. Janual) 20
<itage show\ will also he offered, including a
lumberjack show and comedv fisherman Chns Jame\
Show hours an.· \alurdays. noon-10 p.m .. ~undays. noon· 7 pm and Monda) through
For tickets. contact T1cke1masttr or Megan's Ticket Service 1n lrY1ne
Fnday.2-lllpm .,
Pncc~ are S4 115 for adults, S2 for children 6-1 5 with children under six admitted free
For information. phone 999-8900.
LSU pins hopes
on backfield duo
Hilliard, James
Tiger standouts
in Liberty Bowl
MEMPHI~ <AP) -When No. 12
Lou1s1ana State takes on Baylor 1n
Fnday night''> L1beny Bowl. man} of
the Tigers' otlens1vc hopes will nde
on a backfield duo called the "Dalton-
James Gang."
The gang 1\ made up of 5-8. 195·
pound Dalton H1ll 1ard. and 5-10.
205-pound Cial"T) Jame'>. who in four
season!. have combined for 6.267
yards and 7 I touchdowns
They spent their first two seasons
splttting time before new Coach 0111
~msparger put them 1n the same
backfield last season
TeatThas swapped quarterback duues
between Tom Muecke. a senior. and
Cody Carlson. a Junior.
Muecke will start at quarterback for
two sets of downs and then sit out for
two while Carlson runs the team.
Tcaffbegan that arrangement when
faced wt th picking a quarterback from
two equally talented athletes.
"We had no ex perienced quar-
terback. we were going up against
Bngham Young, and these ~uys had
been dead equal." Teaff said. " o I
figured, why not alternate them each
play for a couple of games. to give
them each some experience. then we
could make a dectSJon. But we never
could.··
Muecke. a 6-1. 190-pounder. play-
e<i bnefly as a freshman and excelled
in directjng the optton offense with
Carlson. 6-3 and 192 pounds.
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Top seniors
in Blue-Gray
"10""' TC1·0MERY A.la ( 4.P) -Navy·~ Napoleon
\.1 \ (all um and "-lot re Dame·~ Allen Pinkett ate amona
the t0p college St'.niOI'\ who will be pla)'1ng today (C'hannd
2 at 9J 1n the 18th annual Bluc.(,ra> .\II-Star Football
CIU!>!>IC
MlC. .illum unlike" cvef)onc C'lsc. will not be
showcasing hi\ taknt for lhe pro ~outs. fie has a fivt·ycat
commitment to the N;j\ > between him ond a shot 111 the
Nauonal Football uague
Mc( allum. who piled up 2.330 all.purpo~ yards for
the M1dd1es this year. is in a South backfield that includes
Flonda\ talented tandem of tailback Neal 4-nderson and
tullback John L Williams
Pinkett ~ho holds 16 ~onng and rushing records at
'otre Dame ~hares the ~pothght in the "lorth backfield
v.-nh Rcuhcn Mayes ot Washington State. who se1 an
"( -\A. rernrd ~hen he rnn for 3S? )'ards agamst Oregon.
The Blue-C1ra} rostC'r... lilied tor the most pan with
pla~er\ v.-h<1\( names are fam1har onl) to the pro scouts
and home'ilate tans. include the 1',otre Dame sUUldouts
and fi,e \tdfs from Sl\th-ranked Flonda.
r he game rareh boa)!!> pla)e~ from h1ghl) ranked
team~ ur .i 1rad111onal pov.erhou~ h~e Notre Dame
becau'>e 11 1~ pla~ ed pnor 10 the maJOr bo~ I games. This
\t•ar howc.-\ er the Blue-C1ra\ benefited from 1he lnsh's
losing rcrnrd and the 'l( .\A.·, bo~I ban against Flonda.
ioda' \ 1emf)('raturc\ are C:ti;;>«ted to drop below
freezing a1 ( ramton Ro~I
\.\ htle the bc\t·kno-wn talent is 1n the Blue and Gray
running back pos111om. the quanerbacks are well known
tu the scouts and ma'.> tum the game into a passing
1.onte~t
For the :--.orth the 4uancrback~ c1re Mike Norseth of
Kansall, who gained 3,2 I 4 ~ards 1n total offense. a.nd
Steve Bradle) oflnd1ana For the \outh the s1gnal<allers
are W1lhc "Satellite'" r oten of M1<,s1ss1pp1 Valley State,
-whose blit1 on the "C. .\ \ rernrd book 1ndudes a career
total offen'c mark ul I\ llOJ 'anh and l\.en Karcher o (
Tulane
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~ /~~---------------··A person who wants to be a
running back has to be in the game
You can't be in a fe-w senes and out."
James said. "You have to get in the
flow Dalton didn't hke alternating
and nenher did I."
Muecke has completed SS percent
of his pas~ this year as the Bears tied
wtth Arkansas for second place in the
Southwest Conference.
Carlson. who will have a clear shot
at running the team to 1986. has a 48
percent comple11on average.
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l'Ollected 4.050 yards rushing. the best
in LS U history and third-best in the
outheastern C onterence. He has 5()
career touchdown!., 'iecond bc\t 1n the
SEC. and has rushed for over 100
ya rds in 20 game~
Muecke. with 487 career passes.
ha'> gained 3.688 yards and 29
touchdowns. Carlson. to 418 throws.
has J.127 yards and 22 touchdowns.
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IN KIT FORM IUILT·UP CAJt
James has rushed tor 2.217 yards.
founh-best for LSl'. and this )Car
caught 50 pas!>es for 414 yards. the
most catchc~ ever b) a Tiger running
back
James 1s listed a~ a tailback. a
pos111on called "Bengal back" b)
T 1ger supponers.
"Playtog that po~1t1on helps me
show off the talents I have which the
Lord blessed me ~1th This has been
one of my most enJoyahll' \.cars." he
said
Ba}lor. ltkc LSl lOrnc~ into the
L1bcn} Bowl -with a standout ot-
lens1' e duo. although the Bear!>· two·
man team spit ts playing time.
Since 1982. Baylor Coach Grant
Bird maintains
narrow edge
NEW YORK (AP) -Larry Bird
holds a slight advantage over Kelly
Tnpucka and Julius Erving among
East forwards in the balloung for the
NBA All-Star game. the league an-
nounced.
Bird has rece1 ved 18 7 .17 5 votes.
compared to 174.7 18 for Tnpucka of
the Detroit Pistons and 168.JSJ for
Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers.
Detro11's Isiah Thoma~ remains
the o'erall leader among Eastern
Conference players. heading the ltst
of guards with 241 ,485 votes.
OCC, Golden West to open tourneys
Fresh from a con\lncing llJO.oX
victor) OYer East Los Angeles t ollege
last f-nda). the Orange Coast ( ollcgc
men's ha~kctball tcam will cngag(' 1n
the San Diego Mesa Tournament
beimning Thursday night.
ihc three-da) event will be the
final tuneup for the Pirates before the
'\tart of South Coast Conference play
at ( vpress Jan 6
Golden West will also be hilling the
road Thursday. opening to the Desen
Tournament at College of the Desen.
That event also runs through Satur-
day
The Rustlers play their season
opener in the conference two days
earlier than OCC'. mee11ng Rancho
Santiago in Santa Ana Saturday, Jan.
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Dolphins bucking trend in NFL
Miami Is only-playoff team
without dominant runner
By DA VE GOLDBERG
,.~, .............
The Miami Dolrh1ns an.· an exception 1n
the National Footbal League playoffs. in which
the route to success lies on the ground. Of1he I 0
teams that have qualified for postscason pla),
onl) the Dolphins are without a l ,000-yard
rusher.
The final stat1st1n for the NFL season
highlight an 1mportan1 clement -how Coach
Don Shula has adJusted to Dan Manno and th
passing game lrom h1 powerhouse!> of lht· '7lh
that combined the rushing of Larry (\onka
Jim Kud. and Mcrcuf) M om' with an
impregnable defense 'I hc!>e Dolphins, .\f (
East champs a1 12-4, arc last among the pl..t) oO
teams in both running and defense.
The ground-game blitzkreig 1~ part of a
trend -there were 16 I 00-yard rushers in tlw
NFL this season. equalltng tht' league mark sci
1n 1983 Another record wa~ set on the ninth
week of the 'eas11n . wht·n I ' runner<; had I no
yard game!>
At the <1amc 11me. pa'i'ilng figures "'c1c
generall} down, due 10 hbernl11ed pass tntl'r·
ference rules that made 1h1ngs easier for
~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
dctens1ve backs and adJu~tment'i by dcten<;es
that harried quarterback!> with up-the-middle
pa~'i rushes. But inJuncs also played tht'1r part
-most of the league's best runners stayc<l
health>. but such top recc1vcr'i a\ Roy Crccn of
t. Louts, Mark Duper of the Dolphins nod
Lionel Manuel ofthc Ne"' York Giant~ m1i.sed
511C'ahlc port ions of the season.
Nowhere 1~ the lrcnd more evident than in
the playoffs.
On Saturday. tht" Nl~w Fnglnnd Patrnm
will hring Craig James and his 1.227 yards 1n10
(i1ants Stadium to far<! the New York Jets
(Freeman McNeil. I. HI) 1n the AFC: wild-card
game. In the same stadium Sunda), 11 will be
1he New York Gurnlll and Joe Morm t I. Ht'l
) nrds) v'i the San Franct)l·o 4\~e~ and ~ogl."1
( rn1g ( 1,050>. the onl> man w 1'0 ovl'I 1,000
yards in both rushing and rec:e1v1ng
The 1cs1 ot thl· qualtl1crs are led by tlw
Cleveland Browns who have two 1.000-yanl
rnen -Ke vin Mack. I, 104 and farne't Rvne1
1,002.
The other I .lX>O-yard hack\ 1n thl' pla}11ff,
are old reliables. M arcw. Alkn ol tht I °'
Angeles Raiders, 1.759: Waller Pavton ol thl:
Chicago Bears. 1,55 1, Tony Dor~cll ot tht•
Dallas Cowboys. I .J07 and Enc D1cl.cr,11n ol
the Ram s, 1.234. Don Shula
49ers ' concern:
Stopping Morris
.,. S • \ard'i on the ground hrlped them wen, an Fra.n cisco s ~'-21 . k-a,ing the .i9cr.. "'''ha 1-4
· · ---• rl•t·ord I he 40l·r<; allowed an average
•.. ;t improving defense of 11' ... ards ru~hing through those '·· ~;,.. -h ld b t t d first <.c,cn games. w11h fi\C teams _.. S OU e es e getting 115 }ards or more
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Bill Parcells of the Nl·w York Giant\
says running bac:k Joe Morns .. ..,
gettmg better and better and hctter "
The same could be ~ad of 1he Snn
Francisco 49ers' defensive unit whrch
will lake on Mom~. who rushed for a
club-record 1,336 yards this ..ea!.on.
and 3.829-yard passer Phil Simms 1n
Sunday's game which opens the
National Football Conference pla)-
offs. The two N FC wild-card teamc,
meet a1 Giants Stadium in New
Jerse\.
Moms scored 21 touchdo"'n'i. all
rushing. to lead the National football
League. The 49ers' defense allowed a
total of eight touchdown~. none
rushmg. in the final nine games of the
regular season
"The Giants' running game is
much stronger." 49ers Coach Brll
Walsh says. ··Lasl year the)' wc·rc
running the ball very poorly, and now
they're running exceptionally well.
"They're taking people apart with
their running game."
No rushing attack has inl11ctcd
serious damage on the San Francisco
defense since the seventh game of the
season. when the Detroit Lions' I o2
In going 7-2 O\Cr their last nine
game'i, the 49cn. allowed opponents
an average of Just 83 yards per game
rushing Th..-uni} ream~ to lop I 00
were the Den' er Bronco~. with 121 ,
and the Rams. ~Ith 114. in the two
game' "'h1ch San Franc1~co lost
"We"n: a healthier ream. Evef)·
bod\ 1s 3\a1lable no ..... " Walsh 'i<iy'i 1n
e,pla1n1ng the dcfensr'vt: turnaround
against the run "M 1chael Caner'c,
returning. and John Han}. helped an
the run deknse. and thl' pla} of
Michael Walter. Jim Fahnhor'>t and
Todd Shell ~as been 1mpro"ng:·
( aner the 285-pound nose tackle
\\ho ha\ bel'n named 10 the NF( Pro
Ro"' I <;quad. made h1'1 lirst stan 1n the
eighth g;Jmc of 1he \Cason. soon after
coming off mJured reserve. Han)'
came on IR later and has been sce1 ng
c:on'i1dl•rablc dut\ a1 defens1 ve end
Waltl·r. Fahnhurst and Shell arc
~oung linebackers. all rn their second
H'ars w11h the team
· The 49cr'i' tin.t pl..i~ofl game last
}C:lr \\3<, a 21-1() \ICIOr) ()\er the
(iian1' at ( ·andle'illCk Park New
York got onl\ 87 )ard' ru'>htng. 46 b)
Morn'> on 17 rarm·'· and a total of
260
"Thn ·rl' a ht'lll'r tl·am th1 '> \Car ··
Walsh '>a)'
Bills fire Bledsoe
after 2-14 season
Buffalo's search
for GM expected
to begin right away
ORCHARD PARK.. N .'i . ( I') -
Terry Bledsoe. whose d1ort~ to re-
suscitate the Buffalo Bilb produced
onl) consecu1i vc 2-14 sea sun<>. ha\
been fired as general manager of the
Nauonal Football League team .
The Bill!. announced M onday tha1
Bledsoe had been d1'im1\'il'd ,
although Bledsoe said 81llsowncr and
Pres1den1 Ralph C. W1l'>on Jr had
told him of the dec1S1on lhl' da}
before the Bills sea'ion ended ~unda\
with a 28-0 loss 1n M1am1 ·
"I was quite surpmcd." said
Bledsoe as he talked with reporter'> at
his home 1n the Buffalo <;uburh of
Orchard Park .. He ga ve me some
rea'ions . which I'd prefer no1 IO gl:t
into. I think the} ought 10 come from
ham. 1fat all."
A secretary al W ll~on ·., office 1 n
Detroit said lhe 8111!1 owner wa<, "out
of 1own, and there's nor anywhere he
can be reached."
But in a release announcing the
decision, Wilson c;a1d. "We nl'l'd 10 go
in a new direction and I have ac,knl
Terry to step aside to give U\ that
opportunity. We appreciate C\CI)
thing Terry has don<'.' 1n has two }Car'
wtth the organ11at1on and Wl\h him
every success in his future pur!>Ull!>."
T he Bills owner said the search tor
Bledsoe's replacement would begin
1mmed1a1ely. but there was no time-
table for naming a new general
manager
The Bills under Bledsoe, who
101nt·d the team 10 I X.·reml>t'r I Yin
after 51: )caro, a' a\'i1\tan1 general
manager of thl' '-il'"" York Ci1anl'>.
~ere 4-2!S. but he "11d hl' didn't kcl
that ""a" a hrg pan ol ~ 11\on\
decl'i10n
"The rernrd "1mponan1tx·rau\l'11
color\ all ot our thinking .. hl' \t11d
"It'., le<oc. that (the rt·wrdl ltwn morl'
that "
In a franch1'ie that ha' h1~tom:all\
had trouble 'l1gning llS draft cht11n:.,
and free agents, Bledsoe added 'itab-
1ltt~ hY \lgning all of the team'<. draft
t hort·c-. and rc -<;1gn1ng lnrmn Bell'>
running back Joe C nhb<. Imm thi:
n1ted Stales Foothall League.'
--1 y,ouldn"t 'ia' "-hl·ther I dl·\Cne
this fate or not.''.hl.' 'idle! "I bcltcvl.'.
loolong bacl. on 11 Shirle' lh1s "'lie)
and I ..... orked hard herr ..ind I thin!. ""c
ach1e,ed 'iomc than~\ here I'm
gratelul 10 \fr \\.11,on lorg1•1ngmea
t hanLe to ac h 1n I.' thl·m and I tccl bad
that ""c'rc nor grnng to tx· ahle to
achac'c more ..
Bledc;oc'>a1d hl•d1dn't think hl' w::i'
~1ng made a \capegoa1
"I a .. ked tor more than 1""0 l~i:arc,)
and I got more than 1wo," he <1a1d
"Mr Wll'ion g;ivc me more than 1wo
He ob' 1ou'h reached a d1ITcrent
lOnclu!>wn a(ter 1 ..... 0 . but he wasn't
unw1ll1ng 111 give me tht time ..
I le 'aid 1he 8111'1 need a quanerbaL k
and rcpl:11.emcn1' tor '>Oml' key play-
L'r\ ""h11 haH' gntten older. hut said
'T m not 'io 'iure we're a\ far awa)
(from con1cnd1ngJ as our reco rd
indicate<."
Bledsoe ..aid he also wa'n 't 'lure
what he would do next.
"I ha ve 11mc ten on m-. contract
""htch gives me 11mc to gather m'
hreath, .. he said
Henning' s status shaky
after firing of LeBaron
SU WANEE, Ga. CAP) -< oach
Dan Hennang's status with the Atlan-
ta Falcons remained a mystery fol-
lowing a shakeup of front office
personnel, including the finng of
Exccu11vc Vice President Eddie
Le Baron.
Team owner Rankin M . Smith r.
spent almost three hours an meetings
at the National Football League
team's complex nonh of Atlanta on
M onday before issuing a stJitement
concerning LcBaron·s d1sm1ssal an<l
an undefined change of rc,pons1h1ht y
for General Manager T om Braatz
Smith ~1d there wouldn't be a
dec1s1on on Henning until later 1n the
week.
The Falcon\ concluded their \C.'t'
ond consccu11\.e 4-12 sc.1son on
Sunday with 3 16· 10 '1ctory over the
NewOrl~n~ a1nt\. leavang ttcnning
with a thrte·yenr record of I~-l l at
the end of h10, ong1nal contract w!lh
the team.
Hennma wa!I 'iCheduled to take his
family on a three-day cru1~ to the
Bah.amas bcjlnnang toda)'.
Two Ph1ladclph1a broadca\t c;ta-
uon'I reported fuei'dn) that former
f::iglC''i Coach Manon< amphcll. who
y,as fired Dec. 16. will become the
Falcons' defensive coordinator The
report by WCAU radio and WC'AU-
TV ~1d Campbell would be 1n
Atlanta for a news conference an -
nouncing the appointment.
But Falcons officials said no new
conference was scheduled. ··1 don't
know anything on 11 risht now," \3td
team spokc!lman Charlie Dayton "At
this tame, it's speculation."'
NFL attendance
fourth-hlghest
\ll V.. YORK (AP)-The Na11onal
roothall l.t'ague said T ue\day II~
reaular-~awn paid attendan~ of
13.34 3.132 3nd average of 59,568
were the fouMh·tughe\t 1n tlS 66-rear
h1c;tol) Tops wa<o 1981 '~ tota of
13,606,990 3nd average of 60. 745
fhr IO\ Angeles Raiders' 16-6
'"ICtor. over 1he Ram'I Monday naJ}l1
~' e the Amencan \onfC'rcncc a
- 7 ~ c; l'dae over the Na11onal Con
fcrenn in intcrconfC'rt.'ncc R..BmC's
dunn(I. I •)It'\
FoR THE Rr coRo
NPL
Wiid c.erd •v.., eerM1
SATURDAY
A'C wld urc1 N IM New Enolen<I ot New Yori. Jeh !Chen
ntl ' •' 1 pm 1 SUNOAV
Nl'C wllcl cud ea~
San FrancllCo •' Ntw Yor~ Giant\ <Cl'lannel 2 al 10 a m J
QuartwftNt eames
SATUllOAY, JAN. 4
AFC-Cleveland at Miami 9 30 a m
N FC-Deltas al Ram1, l 1> m
SUNDAY, JAN. S
NFC-San Francisco-New Yor" C.ienl\ winner al Chicago 9 30 a m
AFC-New En111and·N1w Yor1< Jet\ winner al Ra1aef\ 1 p m
Odds
NFL wlld·urd
SATURDAY'S GAME
·New York Jtls 3 over New England
SUNDAY'S GAME
San Fref'Cf\Co 1 , over 'New Vor• G1en1,
COLL5G5 ~WLS
Llb9rtv Bowt, Friday
LSU 1 over Bavtor
Floncs. Citrus Bo..,., S.IUrdtv
Ohio S1•le l over BYU
Sun &owt, S41Urdav
GeorOla 4 > over A•ltona
AIOl\t Bowt, S.lurdtv
Alaoama 2 1 over use
FrMdom eowt, Monday
Washington 1 .., over Cotoraao
Gator Bowt, Mondev
F'toriaa Slale 5 over OO.lehome s1a11
PHch l!lowl, T~v
1111noll 6 over Armv
atu.0.-1 Bowt, Tu.MMtv
Air Force 4 over T••u
F ltUa l!lowt, Jen. t
M1cn1gan 3 over Nebruka
cotton eowt, Jan. 1
Auburn c , over Te•as AA.M
Ana Bowt, Jan. t
Iowa 1 1 over lJCLA
Suoer Bowt, Jan. 1
Mlam• 6 over t enrni uee
Or•nte Bowt, Jen. 1
Oklahoma 3 over Penn Stale
•-oeno•es nome leam
From H., ... lt', A-SCIO<'l"l BOOlr
BoWI scores, schedule
DEC. 14
C•llfornl• Bowt
(et Frotnol
F •es no SI a le S l Bowllno C. reen
DEC-21 c"°'rv Bowt (at Ponfla(, Midi.)
Marv111na 3S, Svracuse 18
lndeeltndent• &owl
(et Shr•v-1, La.)
M1nn1n o1a 20, Clemson 13
DEC. n
Holldltv ao""' (at S..n Ot.90)
Ar~ansa• 18, Arizona s1a1e 17
TODAY'S GAME
Blue-Grav Oaulc
(al Montvomorv, Ala.)
Norin v• South t Cl111nnel 2 at 9 a m I
FRIDA Y'S GAME
Llbortv eowt
(at Memcifll1)
Baylor 18-l J vs LSU (8·1 11 (hanne• 11
a• S 30 Pm I
SATURDAY'S GAMES
Florida Cltnn l!IOwl
(at ONndo, Fla.)
011•0 Slate (8·)) vs BYU I 10·11 tCr annet
4 a• 10 am I
sun Bowt
(at El Puo, TtxU)
Georgia (7 3 1) •• Arizona 18 31 ICnan
nei 2 a I noon!
Aton• Bowt (et HonelUIU)
USC IS·S) vs Alabama (8·2·11 ICnannet
11 a1 S om.1
MONDAY'S GAMES
FrMdom &aWf
tel Anallelml
Wa\nington (6·5) vs Coioraao 17 41 S
om Gatw l!lowl
(at Jacklonv ... Fla.)
O~•al'l<>ma S1a1t 18-JI vs Flor.de Stoll!
t8·31 1Cnannet 7 111 SP m l
TUESDAY'S GAMES
PHCI! Bowl
(at Altnta)
Ar'"• 8·11 v\ ll1ino1\ (6·• 1) •Channel 2
41 '"IOOn
aiveoonnet Bowt
(11 Houston)
A·• Force 111-11 vs Texas 18·)1 tCnan
ne1 S a• 11 ·~ a m I Al· Amorletn eowt
(at Blrmlnllt\am, Ai..>
M•tn•oan S111e <7·41 vs G&oro•a Teen a 2 II ICl'lenne1 13 al S o m 1
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1
SUntrlst F1t1t1 Bowt
(at TtmPtl
M1c111oan (9-t·ll vs Neoru ..,a t9 21
1Cnannt1 • a1 10 30 a m.) '°"°" Bowt (t i Dehs)
Tou AA.M 19·2l V\ Auou•n 18 Jt
1Cn11nne1 2 "' 10 JO om I
ROM Bowt
(et PuaOenal
UCLA 18·2 I) vs Iowa (10·11 1Crtanne1 4
al 2 om )
su .. r Bowt
l•t Nt'* Of1Nnt)
M1am1 Fla (}0· 11 vs Tenneuee 18 1 7)
1Cnanne1 1 111 S 11 m I Of'•-Bowt
<•t Miami)
Ok.lal'loma 19 11 v• Penn 'i1a1e r 11 · 01
!Channel • a1 S om I
SATURDAY, JAN 11
East-Wttt Shrine GetTM
(at S..11 l'renclscol
Ea\I ., We.I 11oon
Hult &OWi
1 al Honolulu
Ea\! v\ We•• 1 I> m
J1pan eowt
(at Y011oflam1, Japan)
North •• Souln 6 30 o m
SA TUROA Y, JAN. II
Senior Bowt
(at Motllo, Ala.)
North "' Soult>. 10 a m
All times PST
NBA
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Padlk OM llen
W L Pct. GB
Lale~' 14 3 889 Porllano 1' 1' ~ 9
$tllllt 11 ll 379 ,,
Pnoenl• 10 17 370 14
CllPC*"l 10 18 3S7 I•''>
Goldtn Sl< 10 21 ll l 16
Mkfwttt OMllen
Ot nve• ll 11 621 HOVllOn 18 11 611
San Anlonlo 11 12 SU
Utel'I 16 U S3J 2'> oa111t~ 1l U 411 4
Sacrem.nlo t 19 321 8"1
EASTEllN CONl'EllENCI
Alie~ OMMell
Boston 21 4 171
Ntw Jft'HV le I? 600 41 I
1>1111ae1e1on1e 16 11 $71 51 'I
WHl'llno1on ll " 4 1 •
New Yori. 9 19 J21 11">
C'"" .. OMlitll
Mllwaui." It 12 6 IJ Oatroll I~ 1' SIJ l
Atlante u 1• 500 l '
Cl•vttend ll 16 "'9 ~
ClllCoOO 11 20 JS! I
tndlen• • It ,,. • TllffdltV's ~
No oemet .ef\ffl>lod Tel!llM'\ O.mew
~ at Porf'-"4
8011on •I Nt'* Yor1t ~'('IGamel
LMtn •' k n Alllonlo
PlllleCMIDflla et ~
0.fr0l1 f l liltw HrMV
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llldll llt al Ml"*euliM
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HolVwood Perll
TUISOAY'S l'liSUL TS
(l"IMI Of lO·dl't "*'°"'9Nw9d "'"9tntll
l"llUT llACI. 6 lv•IOn(1'
C.o Swlfllv (Velenzvltlel 11 00
Erin·, LO•d IHernandtil
Conleal lSol•\I
Time 110
520 HO
6?0 HO 2 to
.AllO ••n D J Lou Marvin Coo1breeie
Ring Oi Plta\ur•
Scratehtd lgn11e<1
SEC.ONO R1'CE I ' mile> Medi• Ma•vtl ($t M a•11111 • 20
Nellve E•Plortr (Mala)
Tlffenl'\ Tov <Sibille)
nme 1 so 2 s
HO 2 60 eeo oo )00
Al•o ran Ptan•er, 1'kurevrl Lane. ver1
t1vtla11. Bowtevtr Toru King Kv•a11
Nlgl'll Ruca1, Merdvl<e Place
Sc,.tcnl<l Bvbblv Bue n DAILY DOUBLE 16·1/ oa1d '32 60
Tl411l0 RACE. 6 turlong\ on 1ur1
Committed <Shoemai.er) 4 80 4 70 2 60
Dan1adar (SOii\) 4 00 2 .a
,Aberuscnka tM11a1 2 ?O
T•me 1 oe 2 s
Al\O ran Rova1 Rega Ila Dream F ealn
er
No \U alchel is EXACT A " 21 Pa1a •• , ~
FOURTH RACE. 6 lur•Mg•
Fall For Go1d 1v 11n11 9 60 S 00 380
Cu llda'\ Cl'lo1ce (Alvarell lS llO 16 80
C.otalt '• c.1r1 rs1even» 3 so
Time I 11 2 s
Also ran Legal Pro1 11c11on. W1no1ng
M lnv Sena Her Mv Love Romparouna
Lawanna K Im S•eo SuPertl Jtl
!><:retched Saman•11a s ... e
U EXACT A 12·0 oa1a '6Sl SO
FIFTH RACE. One milt
El Jtbel ISOllSI 1100
Emmet Kav IA1vare11
Coursing Eagle (Va1en1u11al
nme 138
680 HO 520 ) 20
J 00
Al\o ran Mavbe fl'l•\ T•me Grano
Dandv. Parangon. Banae1a1re Rumt>a
Dancer Geo Slidham
No \Cratcnes
U EXACTA U -61 oa10 ll80 SO
SIXTH RACE. 6 turlOno\
T1flanv Lau tS1evens1 J 60
BarC>arona 1 Snoema~er I
Beggar s Wallfl I \I a1eniue10 I
Time 110
1.a ).10
6 40 HO 680
AIM> ren E•u!>erancv Du•tv Nonn
weda1ng Dancer Ledv Htltha M iracu
ious, Maid Candv Full Acclaim ilusire
Ballerina
Scratcl'led Spark In Tne Dark
S5 E XACTA 13·61 Paid 569 00
SEVENTH RACE. 7 luflongs
Amanoltlerorotner Vinzl 8 20
H1g11 Hook I P1ncav1
Cnevo l SollSI
T•me 112 1 s
340 HO
hO 3 20
340
Also ran Br+ancnon Cl'lee1<comau 1
Norm Cl LaKe Beste Image luck• JO
NO \(fOfCl'lt\
'5 EXACT A 17·)1 Pa•d s.a 00
S1 PICK SIX 18·4 1 4·3 7• oa1d SJ 90760
10 29 winning 11c~e1s • ... 11orsell s2 Pico
SI• conw1at1on Pa10 s 118 00 10 959 wonning
llClltl\ 1f1ve norses '
EIGHTH RACE. 1 • m.1es on •urt
Et AHsor (Valen1ue1a 1 8 60 J 60 J 60
Fo\Car1n1 <Torol 260 280
Pale\llg1io (Hernandez S 00
Time 2011 S
Al\o ran Par+s Prince Pudahuel Suoer
OuPOn•. Pe111 Bonnomme w 111ngn11u
No \Cra1cnes
U EXACT A (6·?> Pa1a 56-1 SO
NINTH RACE. I 1 on lurl
Dark Accent 1 Kaene11 l• 00
OH·P1tn111nce (Meza!
DH·Mr CllromacoPv Toro1
OH-OeaaMal tor second
Time I 49 3 S
" "° 10 10 6 40 920
'00 520
Also ren Aille<l Commandtf Tea
Tasler Ploer John Alez Bn1a1n V1cerov
Lad. Donnv K Tne Wall Oi Swal
Scratcrioo RamPOvr Sandv'• Eao1e
U EXACTA IS·Jl Paid U 1600. '5
EXACT A (8·61 oalo s23J SO
Alltnoence 21,76S
NHL
CAMP&ELL CONFERENCE
1m~ Division
Edmo111on
Ca1oarv
Vaf'couver
w lnn1P10
Kinet
W L T Ptt
1' 1 4 S2
GF GA
189 "' 11 I) 3 37 142 118
ll 19 30
12 21 28
8 11 ' 10
137 IS 1
136 "~ 111 170
S• Louis
Ch1caoo
M lnneso•a
Toron10
Oe1ra11
Horrh Division
IS 12 4 H 117
13 IS 30 136
10 16 n 111 a 19 21 121
7 21 4 18 IOJ
WALES COHFE~ENCE
PniiadetPhla
Wasn•no1on
NY ISianders
NV Ronoen
P1ll\Ouron
New Jerstv
Que!>ec
Monlru l
Bos ion
Buf1alo
Harltora
Patrl<t Division
26 9 0 S1 160
20 8 44 128
13 II JS 128
16 17 l• l)Q
14 17 J7 131 u 19 1 21 ns
A«Mms Olvl\lon
18 IJ 7 18 IJ2
17 12 4 38 )U
16 11 6 38 12S
16 16 7 )4 17•
16 IS I lJ l)Q
Tu.sdltv's Scores
No game\ scneou1eo
T onltht'' Gam.s
No gemtt icn..:iuieo
l'hundltv's Ga,.,.,
Bollon at Plttsburgn
New York Renoers a1 BuHa10
Qut t>ec at Wesn1ng1on
To•onto al Oe1ro11
Hartford a• New Vork '"a~aer\
Cl'llcago at SI Louis
Minnesota al W1nn1oei1
Stet conclmens
SOUTHERN CALfFOftNtA
118
150
l)J
144 1n
107
101
12S
117
126
14~
110
121
11 J
111
13 I
Geld Mil'9 -Packed POwder and firm
oacu d, 1 10 l '"' out 6 lilts Mt. a.iov -Closed
Meuntaln Hltfl -Pac"eo oowo1tr •nfl
llrm PaCktd, 2·4 teel 6 ""'
Siii SunrlM -Packed oowoe• and '""'
oackt<I 12 10 II inches .l 1111~
Snow ~Wfll -Packed POwoer arid fl•m
oa(kt<I, l 10 10 Inches. 1 11111
Snew Summ" -Packed POwaer and
firm oacka<I, 10 lo 36 lnche• 9 lllh
Snew v ... v -Pack.ea POw0or end f"m
Pecked, 6 10 2• lncl'les. 6 lifts
StEllllA·NEVAOA RANGE
Lltllll'I -No "'w 2·•·1001 ou t firm
oaCl<e<I will'\ sPtlngll1<e conditions, on• lr•Plt
Chelr, two surt•c• !Ills IWMI -No new •·6·fooM>ast pecked
POwaor , seven cnelrs d&vs two ch•"'
nloh" 0--No rePOrl
S.-~ -No "'w 4·S·f001 OtH
groo~ oacke<I POwoer lhr" cne1"
SU•r lewt -No ntw. 4 6 fool C>•se
groom.d Pec1<eo oowoor and ""'' 011ckeo
-.v..-(IOublO chalri. ICCH ' gonOOI• •l'lO
chair Tellet 0--No now ) S loot 04IH
oroomeo oeckeo oowaor two dOublt
Cheirs. OllO 'urfece 1111
N-"'t'9r -No new 7 • 1 fool best.
oroomod oecud ooweler oM QOnOOta
sev..-Cflllrs ~ MeedlW' -NO ntw )' l 6 I IOOI
041\t, OKkt<I PQw(!er end llrm Pet 't<I lwO
1rl1>1t cl'lalr-., nrno oovl>to ch•''' on• aur•e«• llfl H_..,. NO ritw l •·•001 ou e
11r-oom.d oacU d ooweltf '"'" '"'•In
'"' .. \urflCt llfh s.aw Vlllitv (1,100 '"4) No new \
toot C>e\t oroomod oane<i oowa« 11nd
firm oacka<I .om. 00\lt(la\ (•04t car t nCI
llOMOI•
s.iaw ..,...., <•.100 IMtl No "'"" '
toot 1>1••· oroomeo DKl!ea oowa« ano
fW-m DtClll<I. two wrf•c• 1111, ••Ohl tl'lairs
Tellet Siii..., No •tf>Of'I
.._WlllY ..,,.,,., -No new 1 ~ toot
DIM, oroom.G N (lleG OO'*o.t ano lo•m oeatd, !rem, \I• ttll)lt CN lf\ , ... .,,
dO\IOle CN ffl and toUf \Urfete Iii!\ $now dtOlll In I~ r!lftf\ to unotOICI
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Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Wednesday. Oeoembef 25, 1985 CS
MllC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ----· MLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTIC£
flCTITIOUI eUllHfll Con,eptt 550 Peulerino lw1te ,ICTITIOUI eUllNlll ,.CTTnOUS IUllNlll lt•le ~ u
NAM« ITATIMfNT •P104 Colla Meu CA Hen-Gon Stun NAMI tTAl'IMINT NAMI ITATI....,.
The f0ilow1no per•on1 are Jonn 0 Soric.. 102 UI Th11 111tem•11t ..,., flled
1
The 1oi1ow1r..g Ptl'eotll ere Tiie lol10Wl"Q l)eftont .,. A LEASEHOL.0 UT ATE
d oing ovslneu H Auott Ave w111111e• CA w1111 the Coumy Cter~ 01 or d0tng ou11neu q aoing bu11N1U u A u.tlel ~AA~~O 54~~ 1~0~H~' ~
Nf)tUS CITY SQUARE 906041 14nge Covnty on O.C...-nti.r 11-4lll•r Techn()IOQMK Cl{pet & Upnottle<) ~-A
ASSOCIASTES 235~ Mu1n Th11 bu11neu 1a con 16 1986 !>S WO<ldlNf trvlM CA < 8111111< MaintenenUISCo A g~U~~~pgrr o:!~g~·
Street u11e 110 lr111ne Oucted by •n 1ndMOvel F~7 mt1llng1 t> 0 Soll 7) N 8 B11t11H Janitortaf ervtce STATE Of' CALl,OANIA, AS
Ca11I 9'714 Jollr Sottce Publ•llled Orel\90 Co1e1 9288219~7141 Jt01 Tiinity 0• Cotle PER MAP ACCOADCO IN
CnnstH1a B•c:~u• 23 Thia ttat..-nent wu 1119(1 Daily P1to1 D<K 25 1911~ Jlll'l Ne><man 11 .. Ml,. C.111ret1 MeH Ca 92826 BOOK 200 PAGE (S) t1 ~1 Greenl11to Irvine Calif w•lh tne County C1.-~ Of 0 •· 1 8 1~ 1986 ~5 Wooclleal 1rv1n1 CA I u •f'\I M1lew1k1 '1 10 t Trim-fl NC l US I VE O F Mis
927 t4 ange C0unty on O.C..mti.r W-j52 9'27 t4 ty Or C:o"'" Mes• CA CELLANEOUS MAPS IN
Cu•111 Ryen 01'°" .,11 13 t985 I fn11 t>u••neo '' con.192626 !OFFICE OF THE COUNTV
Ca1a11n• Ot1va Newport , F2'5113 j Ou<.190 Oy an •nd1v1<1ual This Ou\•ntU 16 co" AECOAOEA O F SAID
Beath Calil 92663 !)1.1oli1h9d Orano• Co••• Ml.IC NOTICE Norrn1111 '1•non G1irre111ouc1fl<l oy •n na .. 1oue1 iCOUNTY TOGETHER WITH
Scoll T Burnham 114 Ot11lf P11r11 0ec 25 1985 FICTITIOUS aullNES& I r,,., sta1e..-·ent waa f1!60 u •ry Mllew'k AN APPUF\fENANl NON
Hahotrope Coront oe1 Mei 1Jen t 8 t~ 1986 NAME STATt!MINT w•tr tllt C.9untt C.1erio ol Or Tn111 Sl•temt!,., .. aa llled ,E~CLUStVE EASEMENT
C 111f 92625 W-142 Tne !ollow1no penon1 are ar11., C·~"n'• o• OecemO.t wttll rne County Clerk of O• F 0 R IN G RESS AN 0 Pll111p E Otson. 4 t;> Pirate t 198~ 11nQ41 Counly o" ~amoer EGRESS THROUGHOUT
Newport Beech Calll 92663 O<><no OutlflllSS c)S ')luOio F2961M 4 ,9115 LOT 126 OF TRACT ~36
Ronaio M Bonagu1d1 I PU8l1C NOTICE ~Oe~a ~~2~;-'t'n C:r>ttll """"Siled l')•,1no11 Coast F2M131 AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE·
1010 Pros1M1Ct Street Su•te FICTIT1ouaaut1NEaa Neen11 Koeller 13731 '>••' D.;11, P1<1 Cecamoer 2~ ""'o"'t'"" Orenoe C.oH' CORDED IN BOOK 220
3ooT le Jolla. C A 92037 NAME STATEMENT port 01 Hun11no10" 8'!acn "•8'• Jdr•~•• I '" '~ •986 (J._ui. Pllt!t ~8115" Cltlt IO 17 I PAGES 17 18 19 20 ANO
hill bvsinein 1~ con· The 1ollow111Q pers<>n6 are CA 92646 w 140 14 ~no ~1 t,. f •~ 121 OF M ISCELLAN EOUS
ducteO by a hm11ed partner -9' ' •••PS RECORDS or-OR $nip Oo•ng buStneu as Royal Pamela Tnorr1~ti• '' >4 """ ~
Cnristine Backus T 41torino ano Men t Gl&neagles ferrdt ll Cu~td ANGE COUNTV C A LI
Tl'lts stalemant was hied C101h1no 10063 A01m1 Ave Mesa CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NO TICE ~ORNl.A
wiin lhe County Cterk 01 Or Hun! ngton Beach CA This ou••ness •S c ,r file 111ee1 •OOreu and c N 92646 ClvCIBO Oy Co-Par!~(lli FICTl'TIOUS BUSINESS 1<·22039 l)!Mr common oea•onatlOfl ~~g~98g"nlv on ovemoer f Ra1a1 0 KurO 2907 Nflflna l<oeller NAME STATEMENT FiCTl'TIOUS BUStNt!BS 11 11ny Of tl'ltt •tel prope<ty
Fm7'7 ICass1a St N-pon Beacn Tn·~ sta111men1 .. u 11e<1 'n11 10110,.,•no ~r!lons are NAME STATEMENT oeac• t>tci ao ove ••
0 CA 92660 With 1'1e County Cter• Of O• Clc.1•10 ous1n11ss aa Tr•@ lollow1no 1:atrson& are purport ea to !>ti 1969 VIS T,.
Published -range Coast This ous1ness is con d'1Qe CovM~ on ~""'""' Ail Amerotan Bus1neu Ooing t1ub1nen en LAM C. A U 0 A ~ NE w P 0 RT
Oatly PtlOI Oecemoer 18 25 dueled by An 1nC11v1oual 16 1'18~ Concept~ 550 Pau11r no TEJL 294' G•ate ..... ne BE AC H CA l I F 0 R N I A 19B5 January 1 8 19!~225 Ra1ci1 0 Ku•O F2953e1 2P104 COstd Mesa CA Co-tta Men CA n626 92&6()
fn1s Statement WU t11eo PuOll\1160 0r •• oe C08'1 JO"'' c:. Sor G.e tO;»s • A"" • f , F A B p The unoe1s1gnf!l<l TruSIM
''"'"the County Cler~ 01 01 0811> CJ1101 n.,.. ;~ '985 Jan F<uol! Avl'I W" l!•er CA C.A T·~R<; M 2941 (,race 01tcla1ms any hclbtllly for any MLIC NOTICE' ange County on Oecemt>er 1 a · r; ·~11F, 90604 '-.,, e C. ,~1 .. Meu CA 1ncorrec1neM ot tne str8et
j
16 1985 w 255 T111s ous1"ess 1s con '12626 A C.a11t ;•n1d c.orpor adoress ano ol"e• common
FICTITIOUS IUSIMESS F2M25t • Ouc!t;d C•y d" no vtOudl litiOn oes1on1111or> 11 aflY shown
NAME STATEMENT Puo11shecl Oranoe Goasl Johr Soror.e •t11\ w.._~ "f'~S s con nera1n
The tollow1ng persons era Daily Poor Dec 25 1985 Jan PUBLIC NOTICE Tn1s s1ci1e,....,r,1 wc;s '••eo '1••Cl••O i:,, • ''•:KHdl•on S11•0 sale w111 Oil m11oe out
omg ousiness as 1 8 15 1986 w•tl" tne C.r..un1, • • ..t!lrk 01 f)r AM -E ' FA BR w11hou1 covenant O• war ~ Wi'TH VOU tN MINO 286 W 2'>6 STATEMENT,OF al\ge Cou,,t, r,r ::>..cemo.;r -~''iR<; '"<C. ,...,,,l~n ranty e•press orompl1ed re·
9tn St Costa M11sa Ca111 A8AN00NMEMT OF 1:i 198< C .sl"\pto1.,: ~e...•et.ir, garo1ng uue possession 01
2627 p USE OF FICTITIOUS F2t51S3 " ' ,ldlr"'1er1 .. as 111eo ancumoranc.es .nc1uo1no
Martha Stroman 286 19tn IJBLIC NOTICE BUSINESS NAME p ,r,11sn1:1c :i•ar-ge I ,d~I "tr ··~:. "•, v•er• o• Or lee• CM•Q1!$ a110 l!lpt!nses
JSt Costa Mesa Caltf file I illt;owin9 Pflrson "1' Da11~ p IC.I :>6' L~ '<"il3' ..... ,.. "''' • r :Jecef"\Dt'r l)f tne f1uSll!t' ano ol ll'le
92627 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 1a1>anoo,,11d '"" ... se 01 1ne Jar 0 .. ,6i; '':fi:!' 1rust!I creaieo 0~ said OeeCI
G NAME STATEMENT F1Cl•!IOus Bu!iiness Name F2938111 T Ju11e Mc &h8 36 1 E Tl'letollow•ngpersonsare ATl A ST PluPvlBING & WJ4, vi ,,.91 lo Daylherematn·
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Costa Mesa Cail! Cloing business as HEATING ,.2, Fullerton S:..,ti sr.,,; lrd"QI'.' (..,01 .ng p11nC1"a ~urns 01 thfl
THE EWING COM PA NV Ave C.0'111 Mesa Catt! ;:. ... • P .• i'.:l+'remt.I'• ·r . • 1101~ secureo Dy said OeeCI
!d ~~~~ ~us~negsesnec'~1 Pt~~-1721 WMtier Ave Su1ta 926.?' }t •r•e' ' 956 ~'•t~·~~:~,~;'',ri~;~~2f~o~
u Y • B Costa Mesa CA 92627 The F.c1o11ov~ Bus•ness nt1rshtp J Thi• ous1ness is con PUBLIC NOTICE DPcemof'r •984 at
I S ~ N11me relerreo to acovt1 wu 11unllC MnTICE 000 Martha troman
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ducted by a Coroofa11oti •11ed ,... Orang~ County on ruu nv is· • Otjr dnnuf'T\ as
This statement wes fled William Ewing Coipo• Janua•, JO 198(1 Ftlf NO FICTITIOUS BUSINESS D• ••dt>d r ~a1<1 no;,1es plug
1w1th the County Clerk Of Or allOn OBA The Ew•l'lg Co F 131378 NAME STATEM ENT NOTICE OF cos!> "nc dn~ aovances ot
ange Counly on Novemoer This statemt1nt was tiled Joe Cdstor., ,, ,11, ·~,. 1011ow•ng c;.ersons dre TRUSTEE'S SALE S.?' -6' 8J "'''" ,,...1ere51 1985 ir,.ng t>•JSone5~ as '<t<wDC•• • T S ~Ho. WSI St6e r • e oenef•C•a•. unOe< said Fl92132 N•lll the County Clerk nl Or ~,;llef1or Ave Cos111 Mf>sa A,,.,. 0 , t' 1,,,, f' 0 0 , IMPORTANT NOTICE ::>e&c .,, ',..,st n1>relof0<4! e•· I Pvottshed Orange Coast 1 ange County on Oecemt>ei Calif 9262' • .. ~5.nna•!> NAPP', 40' TO PROPERTY OWNER ..... ,teo anc .lflll•"''"<I to tne 9 1985 fh1s cus1ness was ron ~ D ' 1Da•ly P1101 December 18 25 I F~ Par~ 'llt-w~,or• = .1•)' 'llr.., A ... E •N Er A L • _..,,de•s1qneo .i Nritten Oec-
1985 January 1 8. 1986
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Puoiic~""" Oranne Coa•t llvc;leO 0r an inoiv•Ouai tJr1r• Beacr CA <,;tf>6v J NJEI'< A '.:lEE:::. (Jf •Rl.S • 1ara11n' 01 ::iet .. uit ano Qe.
'""" " D > T111s statemenl wa~ '•led ... -e -'. e· E W-226 Daily p,101 "--~s ,985 J"l'1e1 Stf'v.-r N-tlloc• _,p. ~ , , J •"'" SS ..,. ~re •o• S.i1e anCI a wrillen Jiln t II 1':1~986c Nllhlhe CountvCl .. r• ,,Or 4 )00 Paik Nf'wput' 4u: •" 'A•f "C ' () ..• , •• '''-"')I Delault ano Eiec
.,.._239 ange Count~ on :>ecemt>er "'''""0''" Beacr ".:A u6bG PRO .. EC • ' J ;R PROP •or •c Se1110 oe rec.ordeo 1r
9 1985 rro-to:>D"to' r 'DI'.~ :~c EP" •VA' BE ')I)_':.• ,..,.. ,nt, whE>te the •eel
Pub1ts11eo ::l•aroge Coast "''... """ _. 2c t ,...e.,c..v•' A P f: ,;.. E r , '). ;)•-.pen, ,5 •ocaled
Da•1Y P1tc t Oecemoe• 18 2~ 81'dcr ,A 9:1of.~ 1'EE:. "'"' E~P ANA· 0 •1 Udle ~emoer 3 1985
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT
1 The lollow1ng persons are
oo•no ousmess as
1985 January 1 8 198f ;.ngt'• "" M "°'"'""' 1 0f -~f '<A -Af 'j~ .,..,E NEST'°"ORf._ANO SER
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N t'r 29" e,, ">lev.pr.r· 9,.,i(I ;. Pl>~ -fEl.J ">If , .. :.11 NS• , L E NC. )300 Nortn
NAME STATEMENT -----------'-i26~ ' -' "-'"'O._;LCI ~O"< • ""• Pines C• ... a Jot111 1 ODESSA BUSI NESS
SERVICES. 1628 1 Magellan
Tne 1011ow1ng persons are PUBLIC NOTICE •, r ,.,,,.ness ll c , 'A ·.!I ~"""EP -"'''J"'•d 9203-1021 Te•""
oomgous•nessas u • .. 1 o. ar ~· • ' •_..e!>da. · '8t d' ..,,,.,,,,. •6'9 452-'8'0
I Lan11 Huntington Beach Heisler Techno1o01es FICTITIOUS BUSINESS c •, a'"d ,.,,, •' '" ~ '°" NE "'• '•,sree $6<.hOr'
55 WooClleat l•v•ne CA , NAME STATEMENT '"" •"ar ;i .d''~f'""'C:. V "E A°'ID <.f?~ CE l'oil. WESTMO"'E~.ANO SE ~ Ca111 92647
Ctark B8'n aro Colby
16281 Magellan Lane Hunt·
! •no1on B11acn Calif 9264 7
ma1ltngs p 0 Bo, 73 NB T11e tollow•ng persons d'f' , .. ,. Ndlldc.0 •5 :i~.. 1ppo1r>teO ··uslae JICE INC Bv Beverly "
9266.?) 92714 Clo•ng business as r.,~ il<ltl:lm\!r ,..,s • 1eo ~·oer .;na ;:iur,..,.ar" ·-cie..a ..;..,t>er Ass 1 v1ce P•eS•def'lt
No1man r;esson Gant.It N••"' s Ortno Denta1 • .ib ....,,,,. ·11e i:,.,,.,..1 ~•e,. :i• ,.,, "' 0 'Ji' ·ecoroeo Sec.•ern-TAC Jr 7r:N7
55 Woooiear Irvine CA 4200 Trat>uco Road ~ t20 arqe Gour'. ;r Novem•·I'• ce• JC ·cie.:i dS '151 '<a PJOllShlKl Orange COii!! AOoon W1111am Gog1n I 111 1 t GoldenweSI S1ree1 927 •4 irvine CA ':12' 14 : • '9B' ~ 4:l":' 54 :i• )H•c.a ::>e-::>a'' P·10• Oec.emoor t 1 18
I Hun11ng1on Beach Calif
92647
Tn•s business ,s con "''""' L Wan1 19 • Att>erf F-?93606 •'"' r .,,., o•"-e o• the ?~ •9B5
ducted Oy an 1n01V10ua1 P• Costa M\!sa Ca 9262' P ..1t 1 Sl'f'<! • f' 9" dS' ' "'-'r" ><ecm<l!'•s ,, 'J•an9e w no
I
This Ous1ness •S con·
ducted oy a general part·
nersh1p
Clerk B Co1oy
This statement was ltled "'''"Irle County Cterl< ot Or-ange Counly on D'!Cemoor
9 19B5
F294442
Pvo11sned Orange Coast
Dally PllOI December 18 2S
198S January 1 8 1986
W·229
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
fhe IOllowino person 1s
doing OuS1ness es
Nornidn Hesson Gdrrelt r"'1S business t!t COf'I ::.~ , P tr'--:-... ,..,,. !")P• .r1, ~·a?fl .-• :.1J11•0,.rua
Tn1s s1a1emen1 was tiled oucleo o~ an •n01110ua1 2~ ~n1 ' ·,:. ...~cu:e:l r, Nu NEST
wttrHhe CounlyClerk ol O•-~1kk•L Wan1 -~.;f "C G A c ~O""'A A
angll County on Oecemt>er This sta1emeri Nas h1eo ~-•.)P ,.uO CO RPQ~
13 1985 w•ll1 Ille (our>!, Cieri< OI Or :. • "< Wtl, SELL AT PUB·
ange C.ounl1 O" Decemt>e< Pt.JBUC NOTICE 1( "·JC'•ON TO "1tGHEST F2951M
Puo11sntld Orange Coast
Daily Pt101 Oecemt>er 25
1985 Jan.,ary I 8 t5 1986
W -240
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
rne lollow1ng persons 3re
Oo1ng Ous1ness as Bon
S11eet 2175 Ml!Se V11roa
East M 112 Cos1a Mesa
CA 92626
16 1985 8 ODE"' ~OP CAS,.. pav
F29S3541 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS .iC"' ;• ''"'" '' s.a1e ,r .iw<~1
Pubhsneo Or.inge Coast NAME STATEMENT ,. r '" ' •'le ,,.,,tee 51a1M
Oa111 P•tot O...Cemoet 25 r.,e •011ow1'1g per~on'> d·P ' tnP Ot>Ov •o tl'l' ou••d•n(I
1985 Janua"' 1 8 15 t986 001r19 ous•ness d~ Su" ,,.,. •C•caleo 11 601 S cew•s
IV 24 ~Y !t'v Crr'l51r~c1 ,, , .. ~ tJOP-~ffef't 01..t.nge '°:.ailfOr'"ltcl ell'
Ct "<ewoor• B"acr .:.-··9~• • l•t' ~"d r1eres1 con
-----------·~266:-i •"""" ·c a"d "OW '1elO o. I POOLIC NOTICE :>a• o Way'•.-6an st•,,.... ·'"""'' sa1c '.)ee(l 'l' •rust 1r
'':. ~ t:·Or" \,.I f" .. t1Yl;r ,. 'fie or·:.oeir"., '•'u8\ed ,ft said
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Beoc.r CA ;2b6) Cov"" anc State 'escr oeo
NAME STATEMENT ,.,,~ OvS•"l'l'l'i rr as _jT • N BL'.)CIC, 0 Of
H19 tollowing pen1ons are dvC'lld t» ti' noov•Q.1dl TRACT ~·e AS PEP MAP
Ooing business~ ::>ave Bat•'!l.,ol'T RECORDED 'N BOO .. ••
LOGICOUES 183 Monte 'his s1a1emen1 NB~ ltteo PAGES :n •o 36 N·
Vista A•e :Q C Stll Mesa w•I~ tile Cr1vMv Cler• ot O• <: l ..1 S v E 0 f M • S
DEATH NOTICE S
ALLIS
R..lph "" Allin . .i rf"oo1
d1·1 ••JI B..Hxld bl.md
... i ...... lod .tlA J' 0.-.. t•fll
ti. r .!ti I ll115 &·lov1~ !
hu..,t;.ind ot "'1!t'
.11 "'I I !,1t h • I 11
Th11rnd~ [) Allrn J1
• ,f L,11lt t..• CA 1d lll(h
t •· r "I Jn' ' A 111 r 1
B....l11v. in l '<r..l.d Mt>Sd
THUNDERBIRD CON
STR UC T ION 5051
Oovewooo Or Hvnttngton
Beacri Ca11t 92649
01v10 Brown ano Pam
Topa 2775 Mesa Veroe Eut
M 112 Costa Mesa CA
92626
CA 92627 a"ge Cour•. or Dec:emt>e• CELt,,A,NEOUS MAPS IN
VOIClt W'il~ 183 Monte• 1oe• T,...E Ql'l'1CE 0~ THE
A LY, :.urv1vt'd b' s1>.
gr.i ndt r.ildrt-n
Thom~ lJ A.lltn Ul
Kath It-en Doc-k lt>r
\· 1l k 1 Kt-long H.uSSt>ll a .. ''" .n ::-.. 1 · s ... 111 .... If\ t .r .. nt .\Jlf Raut I Chacon 5051
Oovewood Or Huntington
Beach Calif 92649
1 Tn1s business is con·
oucieo Oy an •nd1v1dua1
I Ra<JI I Chacon
Tht' sta(11men1 was ••led
w1tn !"8 County Clerk 01 01 1 ange County on Oecembt'r
11 t985
F21M787
PuOhshed Orange Coast
Daily Pilot OecemOilr 18 "S
19B5 January 1 8 1986
w .233
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollow•no persons a1e
doing business as
fHE INN AT LAGUNA A
I Ca111orn1a L1mt1ed Partner
snip 3 15:? Redhill Su•ll!
230 Costa Mesa Ca11t
92626
Gnswo1d s Oevelopmen1
Coroora11on J 152 Reon111
Su11e 230 COS(8 Mesa Caltl
92626 Cal1forn1a
I h•S bus1n11ss 1s con
Clucletl C>y a 11m1ted partne•
StHp
George Auger Secretary
This statement was hied
w•lh ine Counly Clerk ol Or
ange County on Oecemb11r
6 1985
Tn1s ous1ne,s •5
duc1eo ov A General
nersn1p
V1s1a Ave :[J C..is1a Mesa F2!M137 ~, N •, .lEC JROE"-o r
con-CA 9262" Pvt••V'P ~ .)·~ .... "~"<;A:-~r .. Patt This t:>vs.,,ess s con .. Octi, p ,., .... , _ _.,.. r"' .. ,,~ ,,,~, •oor,.5! df'~
Oav10 Brown
This s1<11emen1 .. a~ 111eo
wtlti lllt' County Clerk ' ()1
ange Counl" on Oece,.,.oer
16 '9B5
F295240
P.,ohsneo )r angt> Coast
Oa11y P1I•" De<. ?5 • 91!5 Jan
1 8 tS 1986 ,... 2s·
PUBLIC NO TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The io11ow111g persons di t!
Oo•ng ous1ness as
L.iw Leasing Co t658
Suoenor A venue Co~I d
Mesa CA 9:?62"
Pel er Oa••IJ La.., 1 • ;o t
Ra1n1er Silnla Ana CA
92705
fh1s ovs1ness s ~o"
Oucted 1:'1 ~·· nd•v•dudl
Peter [Ja..,.•d Law
Th•s s1111emen1 was '•led
w11h tht> County Clerk 01 O•
a11ge Counly on Decemo.ir
18 t9B5
F29535e
Publ1Snt'<CI Or a"ill' Coast
Oa•IY Pilot Decem0t1r 25
tl#O:> Januar~ ' S ,~ 1<l86 w 246
PUBLIC NOTICE
OuCCed by df"I ncJ1v10ual : J 3~c l. • • .. ~.t ,,_ ,., .. ~-JeS•Q"ifttOt
VOid! Wav f H', ' • ..,._ .-:aa ::,, ·,pe,-
TtllS s1acPmer1 A-as t11eo
>11rHt'I ''""e C'o'"°nr, Ll~n :>f (l,.
dny~ \ I"\,,,.,,~ "Ir _ie< ~""(:ler
13 •98'>
PUBLIC NO Tl Cf
F295l12
P .011s~P.: -·;i1 9" Coasc
FICTITIOUS 8USIHE SS
NAME STATEMENT
Oa '• P11 • !:>"< • .., 1GS~
J ;ir 9 " • 'il\t
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME,..T
r"e tr•llCH,.,,1n~ o.,:arson~ drtt r
110•f1Q ous1ness as
l .i... Le11s•"il ~ o 16:.e
Sul.!"'•01 Avenue ros1a
Mes.o t_A..):'6;"'
Pett!r tla••O ~·'"' '1 :.0' R"1n1e• <;a1"a Ana CA
1 IC 'PC r ~ :tr a . iJ• ',.,1
.:>t'tt)1 Dd .. !."" _.l~
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16 tq8c, F19535e --PUB_l_IC_N_O_T_IC_E __
Py[H•SR!:'C o. ~ng .. ~oas• -----------
0 ... 1, P,IC'' Ot>ct'rrt>e• .?~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
198' Jalluar,. >; ,. ·:iet-N1'ME STATEMENT
A :4f ...... It"''
PUBLIC NOTICE -----------J. ; .. ,. ' .
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:-.UR'\ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
H1'ME STATEMENT
Tl'le following persons ~rA
<IO•ng Ous1nflSS a.. A G,."
-----------810 s Ca,,01e s B • R1~r>rtr l
F2M31$
Puohsn~ Orang11 Coast
Oa11v P1101 Oecemoe1 18 25
1985 Jenu;iry 1 8 1986 w 22B
FIC TITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMENl
r ne 'f\tlf'>11r•nQ p,.., s "'' ~ , .. " I• .. \~ \ I I h . '
PUBLIC NOTICE Almond T ofl11e t)JQ ,..~,.,~
---------......,.-snore C1rc1e N!!wOt"t f::lt'a.:<
83e6$2 ' CA 9?660
,..OTICE OF Rtch8rd Edwil•<.1 Pt•w•.,
INTENDED TRANSFER tJ.39 Hamph"e Circie New-
ANO LEASEBACK port Beach CA 9.'.'660
t dliforn1a C1v11 Cooe Se<. Tl'lis ous•nt'ss s con
t1ur1 J44 1 (3441 ihl t21 ducted Oy .An 1n<1..ioi...i
NOTICE IS HEREBY Richaru Edw8rd P<1wer
GIVEN that GFC L11as1ng Th15 ;itatemPnl was hied
Corporation. 11 Cat1forn1a w•tn lhe Countv c1e1h 01 O•
corp0<a1ton wnose adOre!ls anoe Counh .,,n oe.-emoe1
•S 620 Newport C11n1er Drive 16 1985
• N11WPOr1 Beach Cat1torn1a F?ISl42
92660 •ntenos to transfer to Pu1>11snec1 Orange Coast
McDonnell Douglas Finance Daily P1101 Dec 25 1985 """
'Co1por1111on a Delaware 1 8 15 1986
co1por1111on whose addreas
is 340 Golden SllOre Lono
W-25'
Be8ch C•llforn1a 90802 -----------
personal prol>f'r1Y oescr11>e<2 MUC NOTICE
1n Scnedvle 1 auacheCI her&------------
10 and louted "' 600 E l'ICTITIOUS aua1N1as
Balboa Bovlevaro Ba1noa NAME IT1'T£MfNT
Ca11forn1a 92661 Tt>e to11o~g pe<sors 11111
Descrtptton of Personal <lo•no Oos as
Property OM 16M aulo· LOGICOU ST 183 Monte
matlc lelle< machin• w1tn at-V1s1a Ave •D Co'1a Mesa
tecnments m1ch1ne tvpe ICA 92627
.3624 Ser11I Number 73166 1 VOIC11 Wey 18J Monte
locate<> at 600 E B111ooa V15111 A,.. aO Cotti! Mesa
Boulevaro Balboa Call· jCA 92627
lornua 92661 This 1>u11ness 1s co11-
1n connection Wlfh svc11 •ducteC1 b't an 1ndtvtC1ueJ I t•ensfet McOof\Ntll 0ou91u, VOid! Wey
Finance C0<P0<11ton 1ntenC1s this statement was 111911
ta leaM beet. 1he 1bove-d•· wllh tl'le County Cler~ of Or
scrtt>e<> pr~ 10 OFC 1•noe County on Oeoenlt>er
Lees1no Corporation t.) t985
This tr1,., .. c11on 1s 10 ~ F211112
con1ummated on Oecf'fl'lt>er Pu1>t1snea Orono• Coast
31. 1985 11 the olflce1 of Oa•t-. Poot °"'<-15 198$
Gtt>&<>n Dunn & Cru1che< JM t 8 1$ 1986
2029 Century Par• Ent lot
flnoetes Cehfe><nte 90067
Oa110 Oecemoe1 111 Ml.IC NOTICE
1985 •'----~~~~~~
O'C L•ulnt Corpor·
e110ft. a7 0.M Ade,.,a, ".....,,
Publllh«!
OIUl'f Piiot
1995
"CTITIOUt 9UllNIH l NAMI ITATlllllNT
Tiie lollo'*•l'IQ penan• •·~
IOlr>Q buSI,_ H -
AI( Amt111cen 9UllMIU
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\IV1ll•tH' E""'t"C
a11on OBA •ne E w·~-.
...
WES TM OREl ANO SER
VICE INC l300 Nortl'> To•
rtl PlnH Cl La Jolla Call
torf'la 92037 '870 Tele
phone 619 •S7 '870
Tru•l8* Section ft•h,s ildlt'M~f'f 'Ill ... '' U1.l
w1tt't thP Covn!-y L •Pt". ' ''
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q •98~ ... F293652
WESTMOAELANO SEA
VICE INC 8 y 8•vorly It
' • Huber Tru1IH 4H ' Vic•
PrealO.nt
PL.Jt>l•Sl'1e>d 1, 4' ~t1'
0811\ p 1,,, "I,., <
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PUBLIC NO TICE
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PUBLIC NOTIC[
1\-22034
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM( STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT ••,.•' "'II·"~'''" ,. , , ~ ,,. ~ ... "' "t ..
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PAC IFIC VIEW
MEMORI AL PAAK
' Pr~t'll~I\ • Mortud•\
t I dC•t>! • ~ rt1ma101,
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8£LL BROADWAY
MOATUA"Y
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Keep joy, peace
of season in our
hearts all year
Here Is tbe text of Preside.JJt Reagan's Christmas
menage, Issued by tbe WbJte House : • .
Na ncy and I a re pleased ~share our wa.rmest
greetings with all .Americans dunng the celebration of
this Christmas season.
Amid aJI the hubbub and hustle this time of year
always brings, we should not fo rget the si mpl e beauty of
that first Christmas long ago. Joseph and Mary, f~r from
home and huddled in a place barely fit for habitation, felt
the universal love that binds all families together and a
unique awe at the special purpose fo r which God had
chosen them.
Gathering around them first the shepherds a':ld later
the Magi -poor and rich, humble ~d great, nat1v~ ~nd
foreign -each bowed befo re the King whose domm1on
knows no boundaries. Above them was the Star. the
guidin~ light which would shine down through the
centunes (or everyone seeking the Way. the Truth, and
the Life.
In the center of all lay the infa nt, born in th e
shadows and churches, among family and friends, and ·
by our many different traditions, let us accept and share
the generous gifts of joy, peace, and love given on that
first Christmas. May we honor them in our hearts and
keep them through the year.
Nancy and I pray that th is Christmas will be a ti me
of hope and happiness not only fo r our nation but fo r all
the people of the world. Merry Christmas. and God bless
you.
Death penalty law hardly
fulfills ChrlstJDas spirit
To the Editor:
In the spint of Chnstmas, 1985. 1
would like to ask people to reconsider
their views on the death penalty.
Although "Thou shalt not kill'' 1s an
integral pan of the Judeo-Cbnsuan
ethic. a recent LA Times poll shows
75 percent ofCahfomians 10 fa vor of
the death penalty, and death penalty
laws have been voted in by the people
(unlike Bi blical times when Caesar
made the laws).
Failure to actually implement the
death penalty 1s the current subject of
severe cnuc1sm of the Cahfomta
couns, and the pnme mouvat1on to
oust Cah fom1a Supreme Coun Jus-
tice Rose Bird. I find this attitude
appalling. We have learned nothing
m the past 1985 years. Hopefully.
Christmas W111 remind people of the
Christian ethic
Like most other people. I am
repulsed by the latest atrocities by
deranged cnmmals that we hear
about in the news. My hean goes ou1
to the victims of these cnmes. I. too,
am tempted to mete out eye-for-an-
eye JUst1ce.1n order to exact penalt)
and attempt to deter similar cnmes.
However. this 1s the Old Testament
way of doing things The New
Testament 1s supposed to show u& a
new wa}. that 1s· merq. rehab1l1-
tallon and. ultimately. redemption
For Chnstmas, I suggest readmg
the Books of Matthew and Luke. Did
Chnst ever serve out the death
penalty on h.umans? If )OU brought
one of these vile cnmmals before
Chnst. what would He do? There are
other wa\\ to deal with criminals.
such as ·life 1mpnsonment rather
than the death penall>
Certatnl\, If death penal!> la"" arc
on the book., the laws should he
followed to the letter. not henl
because of the moh mentality whose
lust for the death penalt} is so
prevalent today I hope that Rose
Bird will not let her pnnc1ples be
compromised 1n the current barrage
of cri t1c1sm If death penalties are not
being earned out. fault the legislator>
for bad laws. and fault the constables
for bad procedu res, but don't fault the
courts for applying the laws Most of
all , try to develop a ltttle C hrist1an
ethic and someday vote down the
death penalt>
Thmkabout1t furChn.-.tmas 1985
J>\N 0 VANDERSLOOT. MD
Huntington Beach
Everyone seems to be striking
To The Editor
As I took m) ,qfe to a doctor
appomtment. a picket was in the
parki ng lot. His sign read "Ka1-;cr
Pe r m a n ente unfair 10
anesthes1olog1st'> ..
When I wen t IO the .-.upcrmark.et,
picke ts were carT) mg -;1gn-; that ~aid
Von's was unfair. elt:
I wonder 1f these gu~·; ""e' bu>
their food at the drug store or the
convenience store The th ought Just
struck me everyone must \Ccm unfair
to someone. I should walk the
driveway with a sign th<it read' .. The
wife is unfair ...
Do you kno"" that the union
negotiators and the store o""ners
have n't missed a day's work since the
'itnke began'' When 11 1s settkd. the
union leaders will get more mone )
too The) hav<.• the best of two
worlds the) "Ork '>t<.•ad) and sllll gel
the ra1<;t·
I don't knu" how unfair Von-; 1\ II
,., ccrtaml\. fair to Its customl'r\.
I wonder hov. long these guy<; will
ha'~ lo work to make up what the}
lost in th1!> strike" These are 1nterest-
1ng question\
JIM BOLDING
C oMa Mesa
He gave h imsel f p at on back
One of the moc;t nntcwonh'
awa rds for mentonou.-. scr' ice w:i~
accepted w1th large plea\UIC b~ ~\Cit
employed fellow m Worce~tcr l ng-
land. He bou&)lt a watch And had 11
enaraved: "PreS<"nted to m)~ll h\
mytclf in rccogmtion ol the 55 )ear.-.
work r have done while "'ork1ng tor
myself. Thankmg me '\ Hanccxl.
1904-59."
Jn metropolitan offites ot maJ•H
stockbrokers almost an)t1me dunng
the business day. tht"re·11 he \ome-
body who drove there 1n a Merlede'>-
Bcnz to ~t financial adv1c-t from
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilot
\OmC'bod) who got there 1n a bu~
Took 12 or more assembled people.
l rcat10g a d1~turbance. to he called a
not That. under England's renowned
R 1<>1 Act of I 714 The Shen ff wa s
'iUpposc-d to ~how ap and rend aloud
that piece of lcg1slat1on -whenct'
rnmcth the old "reading the not a<'t" line
"(1\mna\1um" can be a fo1rly
'ugge$11' r "-Ord 1 f you go baC'k to 1 h _
toot meaning "an e'erc1sc for which
~ou stnp ..
L.M Boyd 11 a 1y11dlca1~d
rolumalsl.
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Merlo•hng Oltte!or
ci::f'..o~or
"Never being able to see the r eal Santa made Christmas even mor e 1 exciting f or my sister and me. Each year we were sure we would catc >
him."
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Drug traf fie, illegal aliens
concern both U.S., Mexico
Countries must overcome their mutual
-distrust to work toget her on problems
By SEN. PETE WILSON
Between us. the United States and
Mexico share two thirds of a cont1-
"eat. $30 billion of trade, a host of
traditions and a long. often stormy
history.
Ever since an American army
crossed the Rio Grande in 1846 and
secured cheap victories at Buena
Vista and Chapultepec, our relations
have been characterized by equal
pans of fnendship and suspicion,
warm approval and chill y an-
tagonism. As a result. many Ameri-
cans are so fearful of the appearance
of paternalism that they shrink from
the candor which forms the under-
pinnmg of genuine trust and honest
communication.
I say this by way of1ntroduc1ng two
issues which currently divide the two
countries. For fear of givinjt offense.
we could pretend that there 1s no drug
problem confronting people on both
sides of the U .. -Mexican border We
could also den) that Mexican 1mm1-
gra11on into thi s country is a source of
mountmg ten'i1ons. But to do so
v.ould ill ser\e a o;pec1al relat1 onsh1p
~or would 11 do an)thmjt 1n the long
run to help the Mexican people
themselves who. as a former mayor of
San Diego, I came to know and
respect for their values offa1th, famil y
and hard work .
The problems of which I wrote
e;111sl between go' ernments. And 1t 1s
up to those gov em men ts to do all they
can to promote a cooperative spmt
taking mto acco unt the independent
and sovereign aspirations of both
nations.
Cenainly. when 1l comes to drug
abuse per se. we Amencans should be
the last ones to throw stones. Our own
problems are well known. At 11mes
they may seem mtractable. But that 1s
all the more reason to do whatever we
can. wherever we can. to stem the
Oow of manJuana. cocaine and her-
oin.
It is not enough to increase the
budget of the Drug Enforcement
Administration or to express national
outrage over the violent death of a
DEA agent We must. for the good of
both countnes. be w1Jhng to share
1nformat1on with M ex ica n
authorities as to the act1v1t1es of
"narcotraficantes.'' whose large-scale
operations give them the money to
bnbe local officials and the firepower
to blow away whomever refuses to be
bought.
The alternati ve 1s to tacitly en-
courage traffickers whose ambition 11
1s to establish a kmd of shadow
government. funded with drug
money and founded to undermine
respect -for Mexican law and order.
'\Horney General Meese has said
he is encouraged at the progress being
made . .\nd no one doubts that his
counterpart 1n Mexico City, Sergi o
Gama Ramarez. is domg a heroic JOb
of prosecuung corrupt officials wher-
ever they pollute the legal system. In
order to ma1nta1n this pressure and
carry on an effective campaign
against the 1lhc11 traffic and corru~
t1on which fuels 11, we must be
prepared to keep the spotlight of
public attention firml y focused on the
problem.
At first glance. 1t may seem harder
to keep illegal aliens out oft he United
States than to keep illegal substances
from crossing our borders. Surely. the
only long range solution is to work
with Mexican authorilles to promote
private investment and the jobs
required to stab1hze Mexict>'s econ-
omy. But until then, we ought not let
ourselves be deceived 1010 th1nk1ng
that untrammeled illegal 1mm1gra-
uon 1s doing anyone a fa vor.
Quite frankly. I harbor doubts as to
the effectiveness of any legislative
package which fa ils to take into
account the underlyi ng causes of the
problem. I worry about the poss1b1J11y
of discrimination against all people of
Hispanic hentage. because some arc
ruled persona non grata with .
employers. Fonunately, in the 1mm1-
grat1on bill now pending before
Congress. we have tried to addres~
this la tter concern by specifically
requi ring congressional review and.
in the event that discrimination 1s the
result of employer sanctions, term1n-
a11on of those sanctions. Meanwhile,
much as I can empathize wuh the
amb1t1ons mot1vat1ng people to nsk
arrest and prosecution 1n the hope of
betteri ng their lot, I cannot accept -
any more than the United States can
-unlimited immigration.
At best. Senator Simpson's imm1-
grat1on b1ll 1s a sto~gap, plugged into
a hole until fundamental economic
changes can be put 1n place south of
the border. If 11 fails. than I fear
pressures would grow for something
mfinitely more repressive. And the
damage that would do to U.S.-
Mex1can relations 1s almost too ugl>
to contemplate.
That we have 1nterferred m Mex-
ico's past should not deter us from
mvesting in Mexico's fu tre. Nor
should yesterday's paternalism
poison the chances for tomorrow's
pannership.
Sea.tor Wll1oa, • Republco , /1 tbe
jualor 1eaalor from C..Jllornla.
-11111:11 :rai.n•l~1 ;,1;r1a.1 ,i.m:1.1 .. ---------------
Victims of political tragedy
find holiday solace in U.S.
Girls' pare nts gunned down in Soweto
a fter fath er 's testimony to U.S . senator
\\ ASHI NGl ON -Today m
Birmingham. Ala.. the Theodore
Ruffin family 1s doing what 11 can to
east' the pain in01cted on us two
holiday guests by the scourge of
terrorism.
The five Ruffin children and their
parents hope that some old-fashioned
Chnstmaschcer and love can erase. at
least for a time. the memory of the
tragedy that claimed the lives of
Audrey and Charmaine Hlapane·~
father and mother three years ago last
week.
Banholomew Hlapane and his wife
were machme·gunncd b) terronsts m
their home in Soweto. the black
township out~1de Johannesburg,
South Afnca. Tht" wh11e m1nonty
government of outh Afnca blamed
the murders on the outlawed, anu-
apanheid Afncan National Congre~n.
but the assassms were never arrested
Whoever pulled the tngger that
made orphans of the two Hlapane
ch1ldrtn. there' 1s httlc question that
1he killings wC'rc poht1call> 1nsp1red.
They occurred I 0 month after
Bartholomew Hlapane, a former
member of the Afncan National
Congress. had testified before Sen
Jeremiah Denton, R-Ala .. 1n Wash-
ington. charaina Soviet mvolvemcnt
1n ihe viole nce that has wracked
South Afnca 1n recent yea~.
rn fact, the Hlapancs were
murdered on Ott. 16. 1982. only a
month after the testi mony of Oen·
ton's heannas was pnnted. A radio
cqmmt'ntary an January 1983 on 1hc
Wash1naton·ba~d Haban News Ser-
vice quoted an Afncan National
Congress st.ltement noting that the
k1lhngs were hoked .. 1n1eresunah
enough. to the publication ol a U S
congressional document on East Bloc
atd to South African hbera11on move-
ments by en. Jeremiah Denton."
Stunned by the murders. Denton
said at the time: "Mr. Hla pane's story
was told and he has pa id the supreme
pnce for his courage and truthful-
ness."
The senator felt a personal ohh-
ga1100 to the Hl ap ane daughters. and
wrote them to offer any h~lp he could.
Audrey. now 24, and Charmaine. l2,
said they would like to go to college 1n
the United States.
Denton contacted the University
of Montevallo. near B1rm1ngham,
Ala., and arranged ror the sisters to
enroll last September as freshmen.
The 2,500-student school has agreed
to provide room and board. and
Denton has esu bhshed a sc holanh1 p
fu nd to handle the rest of the
Hlapanes' expense<;.
So far, the Banholomcw Hlapanc
holarlh1p Fund has rimed nearly
$8,000. Among the contnbutors arc
S<"veral of the South Afncan aovcm-
mcnt's better-known supponers and
lobbyists. includ1na John Scars. ex-
en. Georae mathers. D·f la ..
Michael D. Hathaway, Howard Phil·
hps and John C'arb ur.h
Employees of the South Afncan
Embassy here chipped m $700. "If we
could hah ten the burden, as fellow
South Afncans and not as embassr,
employees, we wanted to contnbute, ·
a spokesman explained.
The Hlapene sisters weft' looking
forward eaaerl) to their first .
C'hnstmu away from their home·
land. Audre told our usoc1ate Tony
C apacc10 she hooe~ •· Fathl"r
JACK
AllDEISOll
and DALE VAN A TT A
(~
Christmas" will bring her a brown
windbreaker, while Charmaine said,
"Anything 1s OK. as long as 1t's
warm."
The contrast 10 their earher
Christmases -when 1t was sum-
mertime in balmy South Afnca -
doesn't faze the young women. In
fact. Audrey 'laid: "I hope it's a white
Chnstmas. I've onl y seen snow once
in my hfe." As for the rest of the
tradnional Amencan Yulc11de. the
Ruffins have promised a home·
cooked meal of turkey, ha m and "lot
of cake ." the Hlapanes said.
MI NI-EDITORIAL: Federal of-
ficials have been yearning for years to
make the esp1onaae laws applicabl e to
rcponerf sources. With the convic·
uon and scntenci na ofSamuel Lonng
Monson -the Navy mtelltgence
analyst who leaked spy satclhtc
photos of a Soviet shipyard to a
8n11sh publication -they have
fi nall y succeeded. In our j udgment.
the case was an outraaeous assault on
the First Amendment and ought to be
ovenumed on appeal. For one thing.
the Monson leaks did not a1ve the
Soviets any 1nformat1on lhe_y didn't
already have. For another, Congress
has repeatedly refused to define the
publication of classified material as
an act of esp1onaae because the law
could then be used to prosecute those
who npose m1\dceds and politically
cmbamn1na 1nform11ion
Jad AMI«,.... ad o.h VH AU•
an •yHjcated Nl•m•llt1.
Neve r sawhim -
but came close on
~everal occasions
Santa Claus came again th1~ vear I
didn't see htm. but the C\ 1dcn1.c 1s
here under 1hc tree
I didn't expect to sec him -I Ol'\ er
have. not even when I wa!> a child. I
came clo'>e sevt"ral lime~.
Once my sister and I missed him
Just by minutes when we go1 home
from midnight Chnstmas !>Cr' ices at
the church. Our uncle. who i.:ouldn 't
go to church with us because he had a
headachc. told us Santa ran out the
back door JUSt a!> we came 1n the front
door.
Several times lalt' Chnstma~ Eve
my sister and I would hear .-.omc
thumping and ~Its nng1ng and we
would Jump out of bed and rush
downstairs There would be nolhmg
e~cept some ashes tracked from the
fireplace to the tree. the empt) cooki e
plate and milk ~lass. and an arra> of
gifts. We had missed him again
Only one thing womed me about
meeting Santa. lfwe did come face to
fa ce. he would ask me 1f I "a" a good
girl. I knew I would look him in the
C)e and nod and sa} ye~ -but I
would have to put my hands hch1nd
m\ back and cross my finger!>
Would Santa know I was crossing
my fingers" And 1f he did. would he
leave any presents for me"
Jrj~Jbe small M1ssoun town where
we lived a "Santa'.; Helper" walked
around the streets before Chnstma<;
handing out candy canes and 53) 1ng
Merry Chnstmas to the k1d'i. I k
didn't say he was Santa's Helper. ht•
said he was Santa.
Mother told u-; he wa<, rcall ~
Santa's Helper She ~nev. nen 5-
year-olds wouldn't bclinr that
pathetic creature in the 1ll-lit11ng. red
flannel suit and craggh "'h11r m uon
beard that wouldn't sta) put tould Ix:
Santa Claus.
I thought he looked a lot li ke Mr
Blake who owned the barber )hop and
he sounded hke him too (Mr Blake
talked a lot when he rut m~ hair e' Cf)
two weeks). but I couldn't ligure out
how a barber could he mut h ht"lp to
Santa.
My best fnend told mt' tht· r<.•a l
Santa Claus wai. 1n John T :i, lor"s
Depanment store in Kan'ills C 1ty and
she was going up to sec him When I
told my mother and asked 10 go up,
she said he was JU'i l a Santa's helper
also. Santa was far too bus~ up at the
Nonh Pole malong to~c; and loading
his sleigh to come to Kansas ( 1ty and
sit all day talking to the children. I
accepted that bccaus~ 11 made sense
Never being able to sec the real
Santa made Chnstmas even more
exciting for my sister and me Ea<.·h
year v;e were ~ure "-C would catch
him. Once we stuck the gla'>s of milk
to the heanh with a p1ete ol bubble
gum to slow him down hul hl'
managed lo get the gum off drink the
milk and get away
And so I've never Sel'n tht real
Santa Claus -not even th1\ year
He doesn't make as much noise a!t
he used to. But I still believe 1n htm
and stan cleaning up m) a~t every
vcar about th e middle of November
· If I should catch him and he ask'I
me if I've been good, I want tO he able
to look him in the eye and nod and tell
him I've been very good -without
having to put my hands behind my
back and cross my finger;
Colallllliat A.Jui Wells lln1 Lo
LapuNlpel.
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MONEY SENSE
Convertibles satisfy many investment goals
With intere~1
rates expected lo de· ~ faJJ, con1.ert1blc~ )hould offer down~1de protccuon cl~ne and expecta· becau~ their pncc~ are lied to both markeh However, 11
11ons for the )lock MARY both market!> dropa1 the same time. convcrubles may fall market <;till high, _._ even more than straight secunlle\.
many 1nvc<1tors are Convertible securities are also considered safer than
havina a tough ume R common stock becau~ they have senior status 1n a
deciding whether UDIE company's financial structure Holders of convertible
stocks or ~nds rep-bonds and convenible preferred \tocks always receive
resent the best op-••••••••••••••their interest payments or d1v1dends before holden of
ponunity for the ir money. common. stock. and, 1n the event of bankruptcy, the
If you face this dilemma take a look at convt'rt1blc claims ot these secuntie<. must be satisfied before the
~cunt1es. Many investor-;\ 1ew them a .. a middle-of-the-claims of common stock holders
road approach. In add111on. convertible preferreds offer a special
The convcn1blc 1sa hybrid security comb,n1ngsome advantage of corporate investors because corporations
features of bonds w11h some of <;tock~ I 1kt an ordinal") can deduct 85 pcrcen1 of preferred stock d1v1de nds from
bond, a convertible paysa fixed rate of return and its pncc corporate gross income subject to tax. ·
tends to nse when interest rate!> drop Because 1t may be Whet! a company issues convertible sccuntics, 11 sets
convened. or e'changcd for common \10<.k. 11 also has the the number of common stock shares for whic h the
potenttal to appreciate 1f the underl}'1ng stock should convert1blc ma}' he exchanged. That number generally
advance. So. you part1npatc 1n the growth potential of remains fixed, although 11 may be adjusted to reflect stock
common stocks and cn1oy the higher income and safet) of spills and stock d1v1dends.
fixed-tncome secunt1es o\s an investor )Ou will want to know the
Norrnall}' a convertible\ .,,1cld 1~ higher chan that of conven1ble'sconvemon value -what 1t would be worth
the company's common ~tock. fh1s usuall~ mean!> the 1f 11 were converted in to common stock today. For
converttble's value won't fall a!> far as the stock's 1n a eumple. tf XYZ stock sells for $40 a share and the
decline -so investors face less market mk convertible can be ~wapped for 20 shares of stock. the
If the stock pncc ad-.ances. the convcnihlc's pnce bond has a conversion value ofS800.
typically Wlll go up a" well -ahhough gcncrall}' not as Convertibles usually trade at a premium (called the
much as the stock's C onvenible values. obv1ousl). arc conversion premium I over the conversion value because
closely linked to the pro!>pects for common !>tock, so you they pay more income and arc relatively safer than the
should only buy a conver11bk 1f yo u wouh.J want to own underly1n~stock. For instance, if the XYZconvenible has
the underl}'ing common stock a convero;1on value of S800 and 1t 1s selli ng for S 1.000. 11
Convertible pnces are al'>o alf~cted h) interest rate cames a conversion premium ofS200. or 25 percent of 1ts
trend!.. II interest rates drop, causing pnces of fi,cd conversion ,aJue.
income secunues to ch mb. the value ofa convenible may Normally, the lower the conversion premium. 1he
rise Conversely. the value may decline 1f interest rate' greater the probability that the conven ible will mirror the
rise. pnce of the underlying stock. So investors seeking
One of the best 11mcs to own con,1.•rt1bk" 1~ ~hen aggressive capital growth woul d generally iovest in
interest rates are dropping and ')tock pme!. are ming, converttbles with lowcrconvers1on premiums-no more
because yo u benefit from the favorable pnce trends 1n than ~O to 25 percent. More conservauve investors -
both markets If either the <;tock or bond market should those looking for relatively high income and moderate
Balcortoinvest$1 billion
By JIM HATHCOCK o_, "°4 c.,_..,_,
F-rom It\ new Wl'!.ll'rn rl•gmnal ullin· in Nl•wpon
lk<h:h fhe Ha lwr to a ur111 ul th1.· .\men1..1n E"<prcss.
t o. w11l 1nH'\t more than SI b1l11on 1n Ill'"' and c\1\11ng
.tpanml·nt bu1ld1ng'> 1111hc Rolk' \fountain and Pac1lic
< oast S1a1t:s 1n 111Xo
..\lier a long h1\1ur. ot '>Ul'le'>'> in pannersh1p )ales
\\h1k doing bus111es .. a!. \ma1can bprc.·ss. Ba kor has.
emagc.·d J) the leader among real estate.,, nd1l.'at1on firm.,
1n the Un11cd ~tales. 'u1d P. Russell Fn:rer. Bakor' liro;t
'll'i.' Pfl'~tdcnl tor thl· ...,estt.'rn region.
.\ 1()-~car 'l'tcrcsn of <\mencan l:.~press, Frcrer '>aid
I he llalcorCo 1s <,eekingout rental complexes no smaller
than ~Oo units in c;an Diego. Fresno. acramcnto,
Ponland and 'x-allk .\lthough the compan}''s team of
an:il~~ts has con .. 1dercd aeQu1ring Orange Count)
prupcnic,. no purrhascs h:J\ e been consummated yet
Orke the gro...,.th and absorp11on rates have been
rnmputl'lJ for the market 1n which each prospecu ve
de\cloprnl'nt 1s located or planned and all requirements
ol 1hc '>\ ndicat1on and Balcor are met. Balcor issue'> a
lct1cr of intent to purchase. Frerer said
fohn V.-c,t Balcor's \Cn1or "ice president tor
acqu1>1t1om and Frcrer recently purchased a 448-unit
apanmcnt de.,,clopment an San Diego and the company
has made commnments 10 buy four other propcrtte) in
the Southern C ahforn1a market this year
pm:e apprcc1a11on -would invest in higher ) 1cld1ng
con-.erubles with ~hg)lll) higher 1.onvers1on p~m1um\
To determine w1uch conve111ble gi ves )OU thc:-mo\t
vah.ic:-for you~one}', look at premium payback ixnoo
and investment valuc:-
The ume 11 takes the convert1bk to re pa~. in 1n1crc\t
the amount you paid over 1u. conver\1on \ aluc 1s rnlled
the premium payback pcnod. If. for example. a bond
bought at a $200 premium pays.SIOO 1n annual mtere\t
thc:-n 11 wall ialce two years for you to break even Pa) hat: k
penods of a few years arc generally con~1dered attr.iCll\ e
The convemble's investment value 1s an C'>ttmatt' of
what the bond would he wonh as a straight bond "'1thou1
the conversion featurt'. Your financial consultant should
be able to tell you the 1n vestment value of a con vembk
The clo~r a bond ~lls to its 1n-.tstment 'alue tht· more 11
behaves hkc an income investment
Zero coupon convcn1ble'i. such-..i' l 1~u1d ) 1dd
Option Notes (LY ONs) are a recent 1hno\at1on 1n the
marketplace. As with trad111onal con\eniblec;. you can
conven these secunttes into a fi'ed number of !>hares of
the company's common siod. But the) offer added
flex1b1l11y and reduced nslc through "put" pro1.1s1ons.
which after three years, give you an opponuntt) to
annually redeem yo ur pn nc1pal. plus 1nterel>t earned up to
CREDIT LINE
\he dotte ut redrmptiun
Ac, 1cro i:oupon instrument~ the-.t 'ielunues arT
offered at !ii la bk d1~oun1 fron; their face 'aluc and onl)
pa) 1n\<'T<'l>I at maturit}' Ahhouih interest earned •~not
paid until matun1y 1t 1'i taxable as ordinar) income each
year Ho11o-e' er. if )OU bu) these sccunue'> 1n an lnd1 v1dual
Retirement >\ccoun1 or another lax-ad' antaged account,
you can po'>tponc taxe'> until you sian w1thdraw1ng from
the account ( on1.en1bles. 1n short. arc a vcr~ul<: ~cunt) thal
can sausfy a ~1dc range of investment ob1ect11.e!>. but hlce
all 1n,es1mcnts th<') must be anaJ}'zed To c~aJuate a
con\ cn1ble . e1.aluct1e thc:-underl)ingstock .\lw assess the
credit !>taod1ng of the 1S'>u1ng corporauon C onverttblc'>
usuall\ are backed b\ the general resource\ of the
compan) not b' c.pec1ticall\ pledged 1.olla1eral
The outloo~ tor inter~I rate'> 1~ important R1'>1ng
1ntc:-res1 ra1e~ usualh '>1gnal falling pn1.e'> lor all lixed-
1ncome sccun11e\, intlud1ng convenrhle\
A. full-<,<:n 11.e brokcragr firm can hdp you determme
"hether con,crttblc\ suit -..our goalc, and whtlh ones
might be most appropriate (or 1.our s11ua11on
Mary J . Rudie ls vice presideat ud maaager.
Cootomer Sector Marketlog Servi~ at MerrlU Lyee~.
Pierce, FeDDer & Smltb, 1Dc
Builders honor scholars
The Home BU.Uders CouociJ, th<! edu~a11onal
arm of the BuiJdh1g Industry Association of
SoaU1ern California, has a1.1.arded three S I OOIJ
scholarshtp<; and 1wo SSOO scholarships 10 area
students. The S 1.000 scholars art' Debra Hanks of
Irvine. c1v1I engineenng maJor at UC Irvine:
Laurelee Blucbard of Placen11a. buor;inec,s adm1n1'>-
trat1on/finance major at Cal State Fallerton; Jnd
Jeuoe Baadeo of Long Beach. engmeenng. 1nJu,-
tnal technology and con~1ruct1on management
major at Cal State Loog Beacb. The SSOO scholars
are Casey Cox of Costa Mesa. arch1tectur.tl
technology major at Orange Coast College and Rick
BroWll of San Clemente con-;1ruc11on tt'Ch-
nology/bu1lding 1mpro-.emen1 ma1ur a1 Saddleback
College ••• Marlee Parker, founder and lh1cf e~ecutl\e
officer of M1ss1on V1e;o-based Parker Cbudler
Pablle Relalloos, was a recent guest lecturer at
Golden Weat College. where she spoke ti.) students m
a public relations wnting course.
• • • Vice president Sberry Todd has been promoted
to regional savings manager of Irvine-based Am eri-
ca.a Savlllga and Loan Association. with rcspon<>1-
bihty for eight branches from Orange < ount1, to
Riverside and Redlands She v.111 be ba!>l'd tn
R1vers1de. • • • Five members in the tax department at the
Orange Count~ office of Artlaar Youog and Co. hu\ I.'
been promoted to tax depanmen1 manager The)
are: Robert L. Davidson. David R. Griffltbs. Jeft A.
Nleaeo, Carol B Peslloe. and AJIUaoo) f . Scbrlens. . . .
Roo Taft has JOtned Basso & Associates ol
Newpon Beach as a!>!>OCiate cre-a!IH' direc1or T.111
comes 10 Basso & ..\ssoc131l'S from a pos111on .i' \Ill'
president and creata\t~ director o f Ervin Taft
advertising and pubhl n:la11om ul ~ewpun &ach • • • ..\rch1tcl t tepben M Jacobs ha\ been ap-
potntcd )en1or \ 1u: president ol R P Segerstrom.
Inc ot ( osta \frc,.i He pre\ 1ousl\ held the utk ol
\ tc:e pre .. 1den1 for 1k\1gn • • • John Yelvtrton has been appointed president ot
Coto de Cua .ind 'ice pres1den t ol Dlsnty
Developmu t Co.. re plaong Rielaard F. Boult·
i.ogboas, ..., hu ..., 3!> promoted 10 the po!.! of \ 1ce-
cha1rman of ( 010 de ( a1a Jim Davidson has be-en
promoted to pre)1dc:nt ot Saw1ra11. replacing
't <!henon The: latter 1Hespons1blc fo r de\elopment
of< 010 de C au and Goldeo Oak Rucll. a D1<.n<'' •
ov. ned parcel 1n Lo~ o\ngeles • • • Oeborab Pettn has been appointed ~ 11.c:
president ot PCM Escrow ~rv1CH. lnc., a ne~
~cv. port Beath fir m that empha<i11 n
but Ider de' eloper and commercial industnal mar-
ket) Peters ha!. IU ~ca~ of"eitpcQt:ncc in the real
estate 1ndustr. and ~~es on the board of director\
of 1he Ora.age.Cou ty Escrow Association. • • • ,e...,port Beach r~1den1 All1 Al 1 K.urauni ~
Joined Coas\al Commuitltt Hospital as d1rtt\or ol
mar~eung He comes to <..oasUll from a s1m1lar
po'iltlon at Amerieare 1 1n La Habra • • • Ro~n Bir has been appointed dtr«tor of
corporate communacauon~ for S&.ate ef iM Art. LDc .
of ( 0<1ta \.1 esa. a de' elo~r and mulceung ul
hu')1nes~ wll...,Jrc for m1cro~:omputt'r. • • • James H Lawson ha) hcl·n name<l na11onal
\.lie~ director nf .\1eDonnell Douglas Compater
)'ttems of lnrnc: Ll"-'l n mo'I recenth l,('ned a~
\Ht' prt·~1dt·nt ot mJr~,·t.np Jnd "11''' ror S('l
Sy<ilems. Jn \lohamJ '"mpuh·r mJnur.i. tur,·r
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C9 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, o.c.rnber 25. 198&
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
: .: .-
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane
"This is our best Christmas ever! Not a
drop of clothes so for."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
"Santa brought him an electronlc game."
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
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SHOE ,.-.....
HE.If! WAAT'S -0.tS IT~ AA1 OLD
ORANGE t:t:JING IN T~DITIC»l M'1' STOCKING?
PEANUTS
LOOK Wl-lAT I GOT YOU
FOR CHRISTMAS .. A
SOWL FULL OF C~OCOLATE
Cl-llP COOKIES !
BLOOM COUNTY
UI<~ If, jQV 1
ff'j 51/f'TE • Of
7HEMr'
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I JUST 1-lOPE VOLJ
DON'T EAT 'EM
ALL AT ONCE
by Gary Trudeau
by Jeff MacNally
by Charles M. S<thulz
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by Berke Breathed
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
"Thars his 'FOR ME?" act'"
'1 °™INK You'D SIDER OPEN MY PRESEITT TO.YOU,
MOM .. rr:s CHEWIN' A HOLE. IN ltlE SOX ~.
DRABBLE by Kevin Fagan TUMBLEWEEDS
'10J GO OUT~lOC
~'40 Bl..OJ Lf.i\\JE.".J I
1 DUNNO
i"I~ COOl..O
GET BOR1t46
AHE.R 1~
HOJ((-S.
GARFIELD by Jim Davis ROSE IS ROSE
MOON MULLINS
JUDGE PARKER
THl5 15 MY FAVORITE MOP.NINCS Or: iHE WHOLE YEAR. ALL OUR PIF'FERENC~S ARE 5Ei A'51PE
AND ALL TME LOVE WE FEtL FOR
ONE AN01'..,.ER l'5 WRAPPED UPIN ,.
rnE GIFT-5 we. ... ~E MAPE WITH i ~LOVE. C.HAl€>TJ i .
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Harold Le Doux
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Mttry Christmas To AU Our Reader& From f
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.JUOGE PARKER Aeeev SPENCER ~ T B l!N PRIOe
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BRIDGE
North So uth vulnerahle. North
deals.
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• 762
NORTH
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The b1dd1n1c:
North £a1t South We1t
1 + PaH I 0 Pue
I + PaH 2 NT Paee
3NT Pue Pu• P ...
Optning lead. Five nf 0
Thf' ll.S team 1n the 1985 world
champ1on1h1p received 1ta Chrillt
ma~ pre ent a httlf" early lh13 yf"ar
In thtm em1final f"ncounter with
8ruil. playf'd 1n Sao Paulo. tht'
home tum <'Ould have settled lhe
1uue "Ith two boards to play had an
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by I om K.. Hyan
by Pat Brady
e1GUTI ~ R>tfT HAVE. 11> ~ ~ SAHTA CLNJ5 -~ A I _...._ WMOt.6 ~~.
t t.S. SQUl:AK 'THROUGH TO FINAL
odds-on 3mall slam come home. In
!ltead, the Brazilians went down and
the score was tied when this board.
the last of the match. was dealt.
In one room. the U.S . team played
1n a co mfortable contract or one no
trump by North. After a heart lead
OMAR~
SHARIFF ...... ~{
declarer rollt'cted I 0 trickl!. In the
othf'r room, the OraziliaM rt"ac:hed
three no lrump on tht auc:lior
,hown North'' one club brd was ar
l1r1c:1al and forcing and. after a ntga
live response of one diamond. lht>
real of the auction was natural.
With 25 high·rard points in the com
bin d hands ond two rive card suits.
the contract was not overly ambl
t1ou1. lndted, had North bef"n de
c:lanr. the likely opening lead
would have been a heart, and the
contract woulrl have romped home.
r>tclartr would ha ve had no trouble
'coring three hearts. a diamond and
five clubs.
South stood no chance for hia con
tract arttor a diamond lead. Al
though that guve him an extra trick
1n the •wit. 1t removed lht> only en
try to derl,ircr"" long cluhs De
CHARLES
Go REN
darer ended up down two, and the
U.S. team had snatrhed victory
from what sterned the jaws of c:er
tain defeal.
Momentum WU now with the u.s
team. In the final , the Amer1can1 -
Chip Martel. Lew Stan1by. Peter
Pendf'r, Hugh Ro,s, all of the San
Francisco area: Bob Hamman and
Rohby Woltr, both of Dallaa -
cru hed A u•tria to retain the title
the U.S. had won two years earlier
in Sto<'kholm .
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CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FAOM NORTH ORANGE
IF CALLING FAOM SOUTH ORANGE
I lOtT MY OWllER BUT
FOUND HIM AnER I
PLACED AN AD IN THE
CLASSIFIEDS.
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LJlllAllW 2"11nux condo mkro, 28R 28A pvt patio POOL Patio trptcJC·I~ •UNISU"-* STORAGEGAltiGES AEWAROFl ..... IOwLab(Mc
BE.ST BUY IN TOWN ll~15.10F21~ dl.ne.52,..7•PA0,;. carport atotaga area ~tfil!llj 1Br 1580 2Bt $&&O 1500 2Br lBa tO?Arit~ 004'1 12ll20 & 12•21 G .. ) w/red';9#Chi.I loll 24x80 Arlington on c:ome< poo ,,/mo ,,. 4 ., window view ol Golf Me Uni E-~ 557 2841 875_1244 s 822 8795 Npl Bch/Cotl• Mesa., .. , NB e.&5-4728 llA!Hl578
A ..._OT 101 Very trg llvtrig rm, din-3BR 3BA POOl CourN $675 810 Joann lll ••&a D . "it "" 24 Hr acCMa 548·3878
C.LASS1F1eoo.-,1CEHOURS Ing & l<llchen arN with $1800/mo. gndr & pool St 648-5413,0onne F au ... Tll!ITI aa1Pt1•t -2'1Nwpt Perun 3Bdrm 28a -• -REWARO 1011 1217 rei:"~~;';J~~ f c,~c:S::'ru:,.A.f lam room Small pell ok ma1nt incl 760-1399 2Br t ''tBilownhousa "~ llllTI FRH Spacfouuttracuve 1Bdrm yrty rnt11 $1050-1 1200 ,Ctaat1c1al Chr111mas puppy Shih
Soiy1oey ~ oo AM , 1 30 A"' r•• o •• .;·is o01 ..,1 •• ,1 ... •", •" Young adul11 welcome BLUFFS 3Br 28• Bit ins garage Pll•o Sparkling clean large Apt near Marina $495/mo v1111 Ran1a11675-7015 I.I. Salt/ltat I TIU mix Vic Edwataa &
11 .... ,,, ... C0un1.,"', • •IWll •«.,,•<• MO••••• "' $32,500 Agt 540-5937 new sns No nats 845_4837 for l1m1h11 with 1 or 2 498-9482 Noon s 3Qpm -Boise ii Jack-in-Bo•
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DEADLINES •'• ,_, ,..., •• ••. •-· ltatal1 $1200 No pets 759-0666 •2Br IB• 4-Ptex wt pauo w1181 paid No pell Raat. ltacla 2640 oeach S 1000 mo Bkr laaian1/0tlict ltat ~ • .. :· ~ . ' ... :~ r~:o. ':';:! ~::;~:: .:-1.~1.~ oiOanllc 3Br 2Ba wlger I & carport Nice area 2Bdrm 2Ba $720 2 lllOll Tl IOW I 642-1850 . 27H Ptr1 .. al1 3112 ~:;:::... :•;, ,: =~ :~: ";~.::·i:-.;.~"~d'.~'.'.,::::::·; Rta1n/Cta••• Walk to bch & Lido Vig S6251mo 546-560S 398 w WllM>n 631-5583 Dehghttu1 QC4San braeas uoo ISLE 3000 d68. 545 g 526 Sq I IWlOll llSUHI
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• '"' " • ., "" .,.. 48A OCEANFRONT Nwp1 3ba 2 story ale condo $750 No Pets 722-8011 + $650 No pell 540~4484 crp1s drpa Lota 01 673 00721619 753 o· 19 525 ,Q 11 5425,mo 1n his Heaoache R .... 1ct1
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"' •••.• ,. PllPllAIAllllllT Condo $1200 Tenn.gar hot water tnct encl gar wa11rpa1d $675/mo
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[ trtH t , 11 SHtla Ceut Mttrtl •Lrg 1 & 2Bdrm. newly EASTSIOE 2Bo lBA new !Iliac. ltatala Famu, Ch•ropracuc
2BA 2ba frplc, W/0, front 2116 I redec quiet cool $530-up crpl/p11nt UTILS ALL WA TERFRONT BLOG Preft111·ea1l/ house. S 1100 mo .. sec 1884 MonroV1a 548-0336 PAID ~"95 631-4320 E•"<.ul•ve !>utle •350 5 tt Avail 111186 760-1998 2Br 2Ba lrp1c. pool, ten--Bettla/Mettla 2111 4rt llr .., vu 642-4644 MaiaiatratiYt
.n1s, W/D, air. lg pauol •STUNNING Lg 1Bdrm Eaataode 2BR gar patio L•t•H ltacla 2641 Mc.." Fr 9 10 5
5100
MANAGER I LG4Br38•~ MP lam rm $875 No pets 631-7956 Garden Apt w/rec rm & No pets 2 P41Qple $675 -UllU IUOM 8AVSIDE EXEC SUITE
South of PCH Immediate A pool $555 710 w 18th 211 Cabnllo 6'2-0.46 t Studio pvt & quiet Ocean MOTii i•• '153 Sn Fl 642_4644 9 occup 12000/mo. yrly lse Jlrtatlltl -view No pe!S Gesiwtr Wkl 1 L " 509') ACACIA $550 MOVE-IN BONUS J3Br 2Ba 0/W pvl lndry po $550 sec. 497 6287 S t~S r;nt~ 51Wk~w ~~"~ to 5 Mon lhru Fri 1mmeo1a1e opening !or lull
633-2141 Days Only I JL.-1 Bo rm AIC. pool carport I rm encl gar 25•50 oeck T P Y " C · J p t 11me D1s1,.c1 Managet a -• No pets Nr SC Plaza $750 No pets 631-6155 l!!f!tt ltac~ 2669 v maio ~,.,,.c.. tree •••trCll rt,er 1 Celil .... 2124 lalu• 26061 (71~66-1136 EASTSIDE SPACIOUS 2 2~ 2Ba s7oo Frig I ~~:p~IO n:~e:n p~~n ~ 2171 MuSI en10y .. orktng With * ;lBr 11,.,Ba w/huge yd Lrg 2BR 2BA ydy Upper S565/mo-S695/mo, lrg BR 1 bath no pets S575 dshwshr stove included avail 985 N Coas1 Hw\ •Combined Ottoee Snop n:i~~;,er E APertence
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$925 No pets 546-S605 pkng S800tmo 675-9797 bltlns. lrptc Must see C.-2 Nice .trea 548-7249 I_ -·-~ .• • .• ~.~_:_r_:_ .. )I ..... ...c.:-...... ~ .. T.w_.)
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J 2 A-1 LOTS Reduced lo
Bta1t1/Ct .. tl I $305,000 Each 1 blk to _ beach Agt 759-9070
Ctatra) 10021 DUPLEX-2Br Iba 91 So. ol-PCH $275,000 521 * * * * * Carnation By owner MERRY I 673-0241or673-154 1_
CHRISTMAS' 'Costa.... 1024 ' I IY IWIE•·Wllll
(714) 673-4400 EASTSIOE 3 br, beaut re-
done, toe yrd S7 100 dn
Open Sun 2-5, 2308
Westm1nlster. 857-1031
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sec 3 t6B Santa Isabel S42S-utlls pd l BA duplex Lg view Apll ne•t to Park lBdrm 1Ba '" lrptc Walk "lwpl Blvd CM 646· 7445 llllSE -11,LD
S 1100/mo 631-8283 417 E Bay Ave Balt>-Oa $675 2br 2ba. 2 pauos Frp1c 11aul1e<:1 ceilings lrg to Den Carport dsnwshr SE& I SUI LOD~E Easts1de 1oc.a11on All ar .. < 1 adull No pers 547-1155 laundry, good IOC Avell spa Prvt balcony tilHns S595 mo New ' • MESA VERDE choice 3Br now 549-2750 after 5pm Newly redecorate<! pon Terra·ce 722 87 17 3026 w Paciltc Coast Hwy oorm 1 'tiam units""""
2ba l'lm, great toe. crl/yd, Corona ••I Mar 2622 Child ok S795 No pets Newport Beach Refr1g rv iaros ano garages As• patio, dee Jan 1 No pets *"SSS 0.,65 NEWPORT HTS 2BR 2t>a S 125 I< 1 0 n~ s2~1; 000 assumt' $11 75 w/grdnr751-3898i 2 BR. pallo. carpott, nr meatiBftU -" * lrplc pOOl carport new . w sg no eposll I ,, • cl'°'
_ bch. no pe1s S850 Avail 1Br !Ba 1922 Wallace carpet paint 3 ora~s Rtatala to SLart ----------
PLUSH CONDOS Over 111186 673-3852 lPlRTllEITI Gar relr1g upstatrs No $800 mo 642 7658 • d . · l s1reams & taus Gar ss 0 550 0 5 2724 Tra 1tlona w/opnr, micro, w/d ht<up Nice 2Br 2Ba upstrs 1 car t,.; llm FRIE
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•Enu i•eiE•"tE gar • $950/mo Call M-F poo pa 10 ec 0 near ~ach and shops ' MILE FRO~ OCEAN laaiatal & Fiaaacial n -n -673-1600 NlllCy peBdl s S605 735 W 18tn SI 642-2357 CdM 2BP ava11 $285
NOT A LIST AGENCY -I rm TSL MGMT 642-1603 S:J t'J Rest-M F nr r:x:n
Fncd 2br wlfrplc & gar Ctata Mtta 2624 2Bdrm 1' ·Ba $705-$710 6~' 0962 494-4262
S500's easily yours al l Br lBa 1922 Wallace 2250 Vanguard 540-9626 Nice 2Br 2Ba. bllns O/w
*lat-1111* Gar. Ing upsta1ts, no -----$625 No pets Nt smkrs
Around $700 gets 3br 2ba pets $S lO Agt 550_ 1015 1 Bachelor, S525 642-7528 or 760-1418
basic but avaJI 539-6 t91 --2Bdrm I .ea s7o5 PLUSH CONDOS 011er Agent coel 2Bdrm crpts. drps Water 131 E 18th 646-6816 streams 4 falls Gar
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Moaty To LoH 2914
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964-2283 ati 4 Nice No pets $650/mo ••~ield I Pvt 1 Br trplc pool pa110 I tJRNI )Hl 0 , Home Con11en1en1 lo--, Call Jean 631-1266 •~ILi · · · I ca11on $159.500 Tenant lmae 2144-. gar No pets 399 W Bay JM IJRNhH[ ~
occupied 24 nr notlee 10 VERY NICE 2BR • ·~~ ~ j ). SI S6 t 5 650-635 7
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show Marshal Plan Inc de1ached Turtleroc~ ~~Y01JM lPUTllllTS SHARP scac10us 2Br 1 5 flTlflSS
Broker Linda or Ctauo1a I Sl250 640-0595 -~'!....:.. .•w.. 'h lltlT1I FRIE bath Townhome Optit CUTEIS. TEH IS.
•TIE lllFFS* (213) 450.0415 --2Br• tBa."Pello. Go See' Like brand new1 All ulllll1es O/W W/D pa110 qu1e1
Spacious 38Clrm • Re-Jryiae 1044 * •REITALS* * 710 w James St ,71 41 paio Poot gar, no pets 690 Darrell St S695 mo SWllllllC. PIH
treat 'All new 1nter1or" CALL us REGARDING 642-1127 (8181709-6715 ~~1r~~~~o 642-~:~ Curl II 63 l 1266 11::hp:.:'·~osd0;,;·
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$ 100 dei; Harbor "air
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PIT IFFICE WOil Like a model! Bought as a IRVINE RENTALS Small 1Br retrig carport I
2nd home. now cant use lniH C.•st •••fftn 2BR Iba, new CPI & drps lJ• ••• rr llW No pets 1 person $.425 opu d'1ly 9 to 6 his 1015 your gatntl lll 1 .. _ $680/mo $300 dep lY ~ 388 W e ey St 642--0461 d Npt Hg1s 2 msrr oorm ---------Ca11109 auemb•y & hhng $ 199.000 (Furn avl also) • .vv Gas/wtr pd 548-2562 28R 1'"t8A &/side Twnhm _ • £10 su11es 2oa M F 35 n-• 1oea11or '1u08nt 631 8480 --$795/ F 1 d TOP ARcA MESA PINES I 1 smkr S400 mo '22 1'369 FOUND Blk Puppy by Mastia~I I Ct. 38 r 2Ba. 2 car gar No pets 28R 2ba Eslde Twnhs. trpt. mo rp c yar · "' Sank of Amaroca on 1 llClPTieltlT
8•0-560 St 150 LM (818) 888-5510 iar nu crpt, drps, pelnt garage Nice locatton \BACHELOR Peuo. pool. I ProMlulonal to shr 10 hie BaArn 01~0 ""5-7 565 E• N B Law Firm Pleasant .. 1780 Santa Ana spa Outel No pets S540 I c S500 9~ • "w ----or (818) 346-0«0 790 Dick 866-4000 dya. TSL MGMT 642-1803 2650 HARLA 549-2447 in dM imo n·smkr 1en11on 708 \ phone vOtCe Abrllty to Laina ltac~
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Woodsy roomy 2Br, yrd t Wan1 a setecllon ot grea1 5nr 38R CdM '1'!.f' .ar ~: i~r 6'so.~0~!• \/•Sia W.ES SECn
Mather Model In Cem-huge hobby rm $1500 • WOODLAND YILLAGI living? We can otter eny age pv1 oa Pr"'"" oeacn COLDWeLL
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two private beac.nes and
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place 10 live
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bridge Court 2 Bdrm, ullls 111 & IHI 499-2286 APARTMlllTS rning from a small ap1 10 h 41 ·, i I 1 1oc S550 mo 6 ·3 0822
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Thousands have been Be Ill. 1 28 2B ' "• \ "' " 11• l 11 1Pr r, ~ t'•' V"••I om• ill 1r1• , r. I ' " · I au u new r a ' • • I thtnk of us 11rs1 !or that Costa Mesa Whl v • all
Spent In Upgrades This Is T h P--• I , .. r • ""'"' ,., ,.\ t '~ tit .,.,.. .-,,,,,,.,,··I~ , r . ..-h d I • . wn mes ""'· spa. en· • ' c 01ce 01 1 ea 1tv1ng amttn11>es S350 •. .Jiii a must see before dec1-ms crts gar patio. lndry r .. '' •"••" '' ,~. '1 r1 II~ f TSL MGMT &42-1603 "'51 '1391 a'1 -, ......
dong on anything else hkup MICl'o lrplc cable '°OlS • SPAS • UHlllY llH•S ~;::;iiiiiiiiia=I. S 149 900 TV Several fir plana I lniH Ctllt RHltera w lv1ews $875-$975 Call UCMEUfl UOO·lllO
18 124 Culver Dr, Irv Paul or M llll A nne I IEHIO• 1110-H,IO lll-7100 495-6647 Ask about our I 2 IElllltMS $111·1111
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mautve ocean view block to 17th Street ARIES (M arch:! 1--\pnl I 1>1 Matcnah!>m bknd5 "''th '>Ptntuaht}.
Lowest pr1ced con-Shops 236 Cabr1~0. an.:! vou might find \OUr~ll 1ak.1ng '>l<>d. ill gill\ Focus on home.
dom1n1um 1n Laguna S 139.000 Call 760-0S 3 famrh ha<;tC obhgau ons. dcadhnc!t Lo"c rela11on\h1p gro"'" '>lmngl·r -
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galeO co mmunity · I'-·· d d s 165,000 Have 1<>meth1ng you want -)OU Will kc uvn t' . Your Dally Piiot
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llttill '' --•• 11 well I Ca II NO W arc made concerning reunions 1n not·too-<11s1an1 future hxu'> on trip\. Represenrative
Realtors. 675-6000 842-5678 vmts. ideas which can be transformed inw '1Jhk LOnlcl)I'> \ru."\. IC2·U21 Ht. SOI
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I' I I I perhaps combinauo n of church and social affair Focu<; on curto\11\ .. Appllance Sen11ce Aelrtg rtthaDle rea~ trt"e t''>I 1wn NI"' CM LAGuN,\ t.·P ~
travel, education, added populant) Judgment. 1ntu1t1on '"111 be on washers-oryers-ranges ~ tran~ P "d 64:> 986t ~11 .. ,.1,, '"" ,,,.8 ,, ... , •, 1 r,~ lauia1 Str••Ct
target. (J·,.mint pla.}• k"y role. d1Shwas11ers Ltc240-071 1 "'E"* Bo-no.,.
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1 ,, , .• , ..,1, _ . _ _ _ clear v1s1on, tntu111on. awareness of sp1ntual power_ 'r ou 11 bcodtt a" cau e.ae-2113 for ear C c ,.,,..,~.., \ ><M""O ..,~,,. '1111"~ h"l-. 963-4; u •••••.lfTS latwtn ia Ot.ufflt ..... I011 rc\ult of maJor d om estic change. adJU!ttmcnt. Tauru~. L1hra and Remove asphalt ariv-ays' e1tr1cton , •mu• ,..,. M<t,. s1r QA Nt30 W PA.INT INC.
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for Information
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more about linanc1aJ prospcc~ }ou'll alsod1)(.;0\C1 "hu ha\ thl· monc' 8AT11Roov ' ,.,,•c1-1f1o1 a Lancart "A• -PA NT1NG '"' r ••
and what 1~ to be do ne about 11 t others 1n rc:lli\t1~ h0 hl <.tt"cr l lcar· Spec1a1tze in onvewa~ REMODE · NC• ~,..... ..... OWE ST ...,_ " " patio all\s bl k II • '' •N Clf'an ups•Tree l r1mm1ng L pow.,.. P""·' of tendency toward self-<1eC'Cpl1on t>tie:.ll~k ate g~2.g~;2 ' Lie= 29668 • !>67 ·104<1 y iud Ma•"' •Hilu'"'~ '" 51""' s.-vl04! 66#' 1~ 3~
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aware of legal nghts, pertntSSIOM Focus on 1nlcnSll\ of lechngs ..... .nTictl a I u•· e •nl E-t 10 V'\ ·-pe•
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Mult t\evoe legel tl;ht to 330 W. Bay Slflilt Our dlaertmlnatlng mat· llT\l)O(tlnt •• ~ 1t47 s Main SI cc;i;nt ehriatmu gift. vw '85 Bug, gd COfld. O<IQ. Tiii• 11atement WU tiled
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mentllntervlew· Coat• or eeM &42--4321 1tyte a :~tA c~at~ Btwt\ Edlnoet & War net on 548•1721 or 754•19 tO VW BUG •88. Red. C!Mn In NAMI ITATl•NT ange County on December NAMI ITAT'lmNT
Meea, CA. Send ed Ir• --N•wpaper production aerv • 1 u 0'!'• Main St S.. the Beall I---/oul New evlfYlhlng s.. Harbour Pacug1n9, 10. ltH Th4t follOWlnQ ~•are 9U!Mlletter to JOb No. lalea SSIO knowledge helpful Ablll· T .. ..,. •Imply can 1 Im-IH·IHO PUCH Mui Moped gd end 111 s2500 548.2902 1&502 LOI v.,<Me lane, ~ dot~ buelneaa u ·
MA·5ao7,P.O Box95e0.,1WWWNJe: ty 10 work un<* dead· ltetethehumanamltetnd Open l().6.Sun 12•5 S325/0B08U-44&4Dan Huntington !Heh, CA Publlllled Orange Cout . (Al GOLDEN MfO. lBl Sacr•mento, CA 95'23, . unn a muet Prlof newa-warmth that Cullometa . _ • J 92649 Delly PllOt o.c.int>er 18, 25. HouN of Foam & Fab<lc•.
by January 5. 1H8. mll1'IU Ull IAIU P91* uperlence an ad· look lor wtlen ~terlno • Refrlg. S/S 22.8 cu f1 4 WliMI Drln/ "~ SOUTH COUNTY John F Patton. 15&o2 Lot 1ee&, January 1, 8. 19H (C) GOiden Merine. too N
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Soft Mii. 22 year program. vantage. Polltlon la part branch. There• 11111 ' w/!Qe S395. 760-0387 I030 VOLKSWAGEN \/trdH Lane, Hunllngton W-232 tu11!n 81\!d. Orange. CAllt llm / .. I.. FIT, PIT ltllf11 1v1lf. 9.9 I d benefit place for you at Bank Of ' -a.ao11 CA 92649 92etf7
Self a1atter tor faat plM*f Santa Ana 835·2110, 1 me, S~oo r n •· Amerio• Interested can· Wahr & Gu Dryer llke nu llW •11 .lllP & Thia bualne11 11 con· ( Mary M liendrlx, 27292 1
t11t growing oomr.ny'. Fullerton 680-3340 and =~~~ .. u·~ t~· qs:~: dldatea. apply at the Almond $400. $48-7988 •HHll . ISUZll ducted by· An tndlvtdual Pl8l.IC NOTIC via Amlatoao. MlaalOn VleJO
Kno#ledge & llcll 1 In Garden Grove 100t2 H h Art Dlrecto I branch nearell yOY. An f it lf II ooma with p/a buokal John F. Pelton lllCTITIOUl llUllNIH CA 92692
IBM. PC a eecountlng Chapm•n Ave. Suite 1. O~l~yg Pllol p 0 B;~ equal opportunity em· 81& UI . Mall and radlal ur.. Thll ••atement waa flied HAU. ITATl•NT Th:, ~u1in•,:1 : aJcon
deelred Profeatlon1l ap-11M/lnt1ua.at1 t560. Coata Mesa, caj ployer 1 iiY FlllifllE (Seu2900) ;1111 '~~~Yn~C~~ T~ tOllOwlog pereon '' d~tar; M ~,1:1 u
PMrance a muat. Polen· SS20 92828 Bank ol Amel'lca LES 957-8133 11181 ~ 1185 doing butl~ •• Thia etatement wu "*' 1111 for growth tor the j _ 1 OR.ANOE COAST 1 · t ,___ NATHAN DORMAN ANO wttn ,,,. County C!ent ot 0,
right peraon 970-1272 ---llAlll OIAIT Costa Meaa 94" long aota, almoat n.-'--/Renault Publlaned Otinoe Colll ASSOCIATES. 316 E B1y •noe County on O.cemt>er -•~• 548 W tllth St $300 6-42.()370 .,...., Ave •C. P 0 Box 940, 13 1985 IC ical/Tr1•11 Two fl.Ill time l'loa1-.es IAILY Pl.IT est _ 2524 Harbor Cotti Mffa Dally Piiot Dec 25. t985, J1111 Balboa Calll 92&6 1 · HOS Apply In person btwn 330 W•t Bay St j Coate Mela CA DOUBLf waterbed. exit 1•1·1121 1. 5. 15, 1986 w 248 Nathan Albe<l Dorman Published Orange"= ;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::;::1 2·5'>m. 84&-1077 Costa Mesa. CA 92827 Harbor Adami cond w/btlcaH lldbrd • 315 E S.y Ava Balt>oa. Dally Piiot Decembet 26 S OST I 2701 ...... arbor Blvd S 150 obo 962-6280 SUBARU '8 t 4 whl drive Catu 92&6 t 1,,.5 J 1 • 15 1., • ., mumu1
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WAITAESSE & H • ADVERTISING " n DL wagon. AIC. am/Im Ml.IC NOTICE T1111 busin .. , t• con· "'" • anuary • "· • • ...., ESSES Late Eveni~s & Costa Mesa Sol bedaet, match. desk CUI. $3500, 873-9224 dUCl«I by an IM MOuaJ W-245
Graveyard The Grinder I f500 or otter See Sat lltCTmOUI llUIMH ~
Aeatauranta. t400 W ACCOUNT South Coast Flnanctal Ctr 385 Ogle C.M 722-83-49 , TRcka NH N .. ..-1r·-•NT I lmmedlat I f Be 6-42 8881 3233 Park Center Dr -... s e open ng or PCH. Nwpt h • Coat a Mesa •hctlluHll 1 SI PL VMOVTH Xrrow 19e2 The foltowl~ '*'°"' are ~~': ~=·~.,~~·~ C.11111 5530 EXECUTIVE j IWI •sill•--ac« ver 1 ~~~ug.~2~ A'!S: ~r1'tv'::O":':V:U.~~~.
gexroupernd' hl!,llptu'~1 Xplntb~--AFTER I . & Station tor IMM STUDIO S k bike S150. 494-1426 I Don Wllll1ms port Beactl. CA 92663J 77 ... ..,..,., Needed tor Automotive I VE ~3 Wesley T M<><><•. r t 9flt1 inctvdlng medical & Real Eatate Cl111illed Fl JuOy, I MW macn. model1"68 CHEV P/U ltlortbed. Rlvetllde Avenue, Newport
dental lnauranoe. con-SCHOOL Advertlel~ SaJes at 1 INTERIOR PLANTSCAP 522 $250 obo War1date j Newer mtr & trana. 4 lpd Beacn. CA 92663
genial atmoapnere Con-rapldly expand I~ local maintenance Part time Ir apkra 1200 pr· Kalter, manuet S900. 549-341t 2 Thia bualne11 11 con
tact Alissa. ~2...C321 ext JOBS newspaper Agreu1v1. Foliage Design 548-9585 radio w/phono, 1950 v1n-1 # dUCited by An lndlvtduat 291 sell-dlaclpllned lndivld· tage S 175 obo 673-737& TOYOTA 1980 pickup "'• weatey T M()()(t, Jr
I LIT am11A1T . ton long bed S3. 100 Call Thi• 11a1emen1 WH llled -·-• I II rl fti uall may earn excel enl SCHWINN Cruller boys I 642-4321 Alk for Don With th Count Clerk of Or· -OIUT t " 81 I Income (salary • ciom· F~T d7am-3pGm dMonday· bike Sl25; Clarinet $100. Wllllami ange ~ounty ~" December l&IU PILIT l&IU PILIT ml111on1. t>eneflla. and " ay oo pay Uprt VAC. $35, ~•-4687 · t& t985 330 w Bay Street I advancement opportun1-642•0010 e>cl 255 Aak A1tM laert.. 110 · 11215817
Costa Mesa, Ca 92827 II you ar:=r~r extra '1'!.r. Saelex!!rnledn/ceor adhveelprlflu•I· lor Dave SCRAM·LETS s-wn na-·· IN U.S.A. Publl•~.?2'•snoe98C50J111 142 4121 spending· money. or Ilk• ··• ""' llTllll IUln · n ..,._.. Dally Piiot .-. . 1 1n
• to go places like Magic Send resume to: I lrTOIEI ANSWERS DELIVERY DEPARTMENT Aft> TRYING HARD£R 1, 8. 15. 1986
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"drtw faat" when you •ward• Call Ill now! We ' , .. I PRICERS & STOCKERS Lat .. -. G~·•p M-F 1111 '· s.s 11118 • SILES DllD11C MnTICE place an ad In the Dally have several openi~s In thu • If H, Pleaee apply 81 225 E. 'aASES I 828 S. Euclid St rUU\. ""'
Piiot Want Adat Call n°"' C M • H 9 . or F v P.I. le11HO, 171h St, Coate Meu Remember 11111 oldla? Fullerton, CA e SERVICE lltCTITIOUI IUl*t!H
I 6-42-5678 642-4333 Ctl11 ..... ca12121. PUT Tiii--Question: "What WU the I 714-680 6300 • PlllTS T~"=!t~T:: .,.
Newapaper dellvery ballplayer arrested for?"' 213-691-6701 doing butlnen u Orou~
Clerks lPUTlllTIAUIH 2AM-8AM Ught van or Answer 'Stealing e LEASll~ Travel Search, 705 E
IRCLE 1-lllRIETS Couple. Costa Mesa 20 truck nee' Xlnt money BASES ' LARGE SELECTION OF W Balboe Blvd, Balboa. CA
unlta Experlenc nee Newpon Bffch ar .. Call J J ff /Art NEW & USED BMW'St LAllC£S1 INVEN10RY 92661
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642-1803 SAllWIOl lllP BREtTtNG GEN EYE MENS SERVICE & LEASING £\UY liD)(l ' COLOll 9268 t
----PIT & FIT help Apply at WATCH NAVITIMER 3670N CherryAvt1.LONG CAL& TODAY Thie buaineu la con· CART ROOM A TIE ND· 270 So Bristol. C M 2400 COSMOS Brand, BEACH ducted by An tn<1tvl0u11 ANT Afternoons Prlvale -----Paid Rlctlard Damreth COYntry Club 496-5767 new stlll In bo>c. (No Cherry exlt-405) Thia 1t1tem.n1 .... hied •11c~H~lt $695 Mii S350 673-6034 (714)1H·llH with the County c1er11 01 or.
CASllll ZEBRA SKIN $050. Tred•lna Welcome ange County on Oecembel
Interviews Wednesday Costa Meu Mlf serve ~as Aatif8" ,010 645-4390 OPEN SEVEN DAV$ 16, 1985 ,__,
9-11 A M. at 2271 Fairview ;;•;~~;.r ~~~61:5safi; ANTIQUES French&E~-119 •t11i1la I03 Publlaned Orange Coast Ad C llett Large collection (En-P'lii:I Hyd. truck S lOO; Al'" DlaMtlc tlOO Di lly Piiot Dec 25. 1985 Jen . osta Mesa (Fairview Ollml llLP tlrehousetull) Flnequall· Metal racks 24x38" $20; I CAD cdv ·76. Blk/red 1. 8, 15, t956 W-254
& Wilson). Pan/full time Apply 2934 lpy. •h•~lenlt Econdltlonb Trnr acale $100. 556-7130 111111 lo ml/clean. Btofr
C · '( E Pac Cst H'""' CdM urc a ....... n uropa Y ovr $1500 472 7525 man---------all 714) 537-4840 for I Ask tor.Danny-,. Private Pany. Cash Only! Pttl 'Aaiaal1 I04t t1•• ••rlll . _,, Ml.IC NOTICE
more I f . EOE [ ---By Appt San Clemente • NABERS ==============~ Ollml IELP Eatale (71 4)498-1167 Darlfng Shih Tzu, akC rag. I • ••••• FICTITIOUI IUIMll PIT rel. parson. Payless puppies for Chrlstmu ---•-• NA• ITATIMINT
I Cleanet 642-2671 N_B_ A,.liHetl 6011 $300/0BO 645-82~ C IDILLAC TM fottowl~ per1on1 are Openings Now Available --Poodle Pups: Teacup•. A~• •••••ldoul n d<>1o0 ousineas ... Obnldyn I EASY ASSEMBLY WORK I llY APPLlllCES Toy. Min. s250. 54&-2648 Hllctlon of ,... &. LARGEST SELECTION I ~rch lnttltute. 16835
$600 00 per tOO Guaran· -·Hy = .-.. oflatemOdel, lowmlta ........ Algongutn Street, Hunt-e E.x LES 957-8133 Ii 1 aa.e• car-r W..v ..._... 1 .,___ c 9 ... 9 AR R 0 UTE S ' teed Payment No • rye " ._. Cadlllaca In Or1m99 ~ton ........ h. A 2.,.. I perlence/No Sales De-2 Refrtg·, 1 frost frees 150. -preowned • In County! s.. us t0d8'yl John H Rlcf\ard1. 4120 ALAN blke. S8cm frm. 2 I .. ...-.. ....... .., Cl ·-... ti I tells send Mlf·addreued 1 reg $80 )(Int cond Can ;""""""· & .. 0 1880 .....,.p.. re..... nun ng on
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stamped envelope deliver 957·6194 anyltme yrs, hardly used l9'h Iba It A-... tn91ci a cfM U• • Beactl. CA 92649
Elan Vital -903. S 1350 new. Ukl~ $750 -• • 2600 Harbor Blvd This bu1ine11 is con-
3418 Enterprise Rd, KENMORE 3 4 cu ft relr"'· obo 673-7376 ... ence wheN you COSTA MESA ducted by An lnd1vt0uat
'W I pu~-. BMW · John H Rk:hards Ft Pierce.FL33482 eratorS175 6-46-9177 ITV SttrM lltclteaical ,_ • WlllYWllAIES T11la 1ta1emen1 wu llled 11•••• ••••••• • •••••••••••Ii ' ' 1110 . ~ USED C.4RS & TRUCKS wtth the County Cterl< 01 Or-
i• DELIVERY DRIVER J NAO stereo rcvr 7 140' • COMEINORCALLFOR ~9~~nty on Oeoembet 1e • 1250; NAO amp 3020 (11t.ll 1111 FIH&nUISAL Fame I• $100; 472-7525 Iv meg IDIW. tM.e-AM DILILLO Publtan.d Orange Cou1 : Dally Piiot motor route : Sender Champ Amps 100: CU>tll>ll.mAYI llnllUT oeiry P11o1 0ec 25. 11111s J1111 • 'I bl I H t ' t • '"'-'aym--DM300°---· 18211 B"'•CH BLVD 1 8·15·1986
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• Harbor area. 1-2 hours • studio mester s200: 1vl Custom Auto Ul·IOll; Mt·IH1 Pl8.IC NOTICE
•. per afternoon. : _mso 472·7525 1 Jmpo·~""' i c.o CHEVY '83 Camaro Z28, ftCTmOUI llUIMH : Call 642-4333·, Monday_ : Tra.a1prt1tita I euv vouR CAR DIRECT HO motor, 5 lpd. loaded, NAME ITATl•NT -charcoal $8995 PP The fottowtog peraon1 ••• : Friday 10-5 P.M. Ask for ·: Ptwtr hata 70121 FR~~"~u~g~~No 640-0016 d0tno 1>v11nesa 11 c11ue
• Art. • 281 Monterey Wood BOat.,EPA •DOT Fedef'allratlon CHEVY M1llbu 1980 ~·~~;1t1:1~0 e!.6,,.1g~ • e For resloratlon w/wo dal (714) H1·1NI classic wagon Air. 92648 • Oranne Coast : eng. Make ofr 549-3419 . -AM/FM, 2 tone paint, StlJYe Gilb, 606 I Ith St • w , MBZ 79 2400. Ivory, runs elec seats, $2,950 Call Huntington Beach, CA • Dally Piiot • SbJ1/Dtcll1/Ster111 xlnt. loaded, aunrf, 642-4321 Alk for Don 92648 • e · 7022 am/Im cau. aheepeklna Williams. T111s buslnH• 11 con-: 330 w. B•y Drive : ONLY S7500 751-2016 WE BUY CLEAN -dUC1ed by· an lndlvldual
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with other 1tudent1 their own ege. You
can earn $25.00 to $50.00 ..ch W.-In
commlulone and MUCH MOREi You can
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tranapot'tetlon. Thlg 11 NOT A PAPER
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and maybe you can etart tomorrow!
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1060 H4A8011 t\lVO
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hftt .... MaxlMe,AJOQZX NAMEITATIMINT
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portable mini vecuum DEAR & SI MPSON
with credit approval PLYMOUTH '65 Satellite ENTERPRISES. 2510 S
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our office near South cond, S600 obo 840-2968 92704
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Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Wednetday. Oecembet 25. 1985 OS
JOYOUS HOLIDAY
TRADITIONAL REAL TY
101 E. n .. St., #214
Ctttt .....
631-7370
JOY ANO P EACE ·-~/¥;157:'
" ~ • ., <....
Merry Chri rmas & Happy
New Y ear ro all our
customers and friends.
JOY ANO PEAC E
GrePtinlf" to all of vur lrif'nd~:
Sfuwe.JL Q oo~de.!t
384 1 Birch St.
Newport Beach
852-9155
Joh", lult, Mer• & M1H
Durkee Pipe & Supply
925 W. 18th St.
osta Mesa 646-718
-DlliLr~ So(Jdy -
L l11J .Jbfii<-..es bo Ki.AAf t~ SI_.( tiK (, ..Jb:1..1 , • •· _:
SpetJObll.Q P~1~ [Kjl.liW
1001 Dooe St. Suite 20C )J~,,t Be.ad 851 116-$'
ta --~.xec.~tQIQIQ ~~~ · CD Season s ~
· Greeting"> co ! :i'A'.;J': our mJrn 3
t t I ' • I I
I • I , (I/ ~ .~ .;~~fine frienJ, ~
Wishing all • holi
• day seuon full of
• +life's best.
UC Ll•ll1r C.,.
141 Cl~ ••
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I WOIUaD MOTOR MOTEL !
9 166 l So Coast Hwy . Laguna Beach !
' 494-9717 fl L IQ.tmAA taAIQ AAAl!C:llQ~..I
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
I
HAPPY
NEW YEARI
tA£RCEDES j.~ • l f • 1 J J J . •"'' ...... , ..... , .. " . , ... ' . ,,~ .. t' t '-H ••••• " ,,.
SE:\SO:\"S
GRE ETING !
Rmg in the Ne"" Y ear with
best wishes to all of our
wonderful f nends and patrons
Have a great 1986~
BALBOA ISLAND REAL T
673-8700
Q,.~..q
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Loads
Of
Cheer
It's time for some revelry!
Get in on the spirit of
Christmas and have a won·
derful holiday season. We
wish you and yours all t he
best !
WHISKY BILL'S
445 Newport Blvd
Newport Beach, CA
645-8570
Hap~ 1
Ho\\c\ays
I-. ' \
Ma~ ewr~ holiday joy be yours!
AMCO
Builders Supply
1541 NEWPORT BLVD
C OST A MESA
842-4184
"'' hing H >U a B f «" and
Joi ou s holiday . «>••on
L IDO R EA LTY
8377 Via Lido
ewport B e a ch
678-1300
..
04 Orange Coe.at DAILY PILOT I Wednesday, Oeoembef 25. 1985
A bright
and
ha pp.-.
holida'
eason to
you and
.lOUr~!
Newport Beach
Firefighters
Association
From Our House
to Your House
MERRY CHRISTMAS
The Frosting House
2384 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa 548-2253
·----------.
from
Ron, Ruth, Ramsey,
Gary & Don
Ronco Plum.bing
I 961 W . 17th Street
Costa Mesa
646-0622
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Happ1 Holida1s
Gt'l in thr holiday 'ipirit
and hr glad ~
IHB £. I .,.ch r. u1ce JA
Co5ra MesJ. 6.J.?-160~
.
... the Spz 11 t (t( c 'Ii n.w ruzs
1.• the .•pint 1>/ hni·
11· .. wl"'"'' H plr,. .. Urf" lu """"· •• ,f"H'-Otl·, lw.,t•••
I u \II 1 lur t ro~nd• & l'1tlru11•
New York Cheesecake
698 W. 19th Street
Costa M111 631 -5318
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Comi ng your way ...
our best wishes fo r the holidays!
Costa Mesa
Firefighters Association
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C hri..,111ia ... ~
Citizens Bank of Costa Mesa
(MEMBER FDIC)
2970 Harbor Blvd., Cost a Mesa
979-4200
.
Glad tidings to all ... 1t's the
~a~on to greet good friends!
i\~o,o.-lat .. d Brok.-r~ s .,.r,·lc-t> 2025 W. Balboa Blvd.
of ~~-port 114-•r h Newport Beach G73-3663
1~6 ai ' ~ • 1n•a llut
Yellow Cab Company
17300 Mt. Herrman
Fountain Valley
546-1311 ·--------.
"-1i.hinq vou rhP be1>I thdt the
..,ed~On ha .. 10 offer \,OU ano J
~our.,'
Ber9atro• Cleaaera
2934 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.
, Corona del Mar 644·4'121 ,
~(? 9~'
\\Cd ft Rf lll ' L'Xpn:_.;;; l)Ur \'CT}' best WtSf1r.s !
Nigel Bailey & Assoc.
644-7211
GEORGE ELKINS CO.
2 Corporate Plaza
N ewport Bea ch• 759-9100
•
Sending holiday cheer your wayt
Metrr Chrl•t•H
/lu11,t 'I
ett~istmas
7" c?lll
CJMe '7ek 111U
''()ta & ?kw''
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REAL TY
873-5354
\\hat •1111c11 rlul •11eht• 11nd •11und• 1h1·
l'hri,tm11• •n1•11n h11• 111 oHn ,.,. "••h
lht·m 1111to11111'
""l'tJ ""t ?2utaMeaJtt
18850 Douglas Dr.
Irvine 7~2 -7 1 ~~
(~hind the ReFt•Stry Hott!)
-.,
· CWis~~g ~ou o~ owru.d
wi~~g Ro~do~!
NOACK TROPHY
& ENG RA YING CO.
170 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
646-3 141
to all our
friends & patrons
•. ..,,
Christmas
Ind
Happy
~~:;;;i Holidays
,,..
lll tf Tllt Crew
JOY ANO
PE ACE
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Joy and peace
\l ay tht sptnt ,if brtltlit'rl'kxx1 prnull
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f't.-f .. ""'11 · ,. -.. #' .. ,
It 's time to wish our lrieods the bappie: I of bolidaJ seasons.
Joe Carlo
Plumbing & Heati~g
1675 Superior Ave
Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa Stationery
642·4563 279 E. 17th Stree t, Costa Mesa
CREETiNCtS .
d wishes for the holidays! Season s
We're turning up som~ goo d ustomers from all of us at
best to our good friends an c R . All of us at Turner Associates, Ba y Auto epa1r
Realtors extend our warmest 20 33 ~ewport Bh <l wishes f~r a happy holiday I lG~a:ry~&~t~h:e _::C:re:_:w:_:a'--~C,2;os~ta~M~e~s:a~6~3~1:...· .;..;l(_;)o_l1 season I!
L TURNER ASSOC., REAL TORS
1104 N. Coatt Hwy, Laguna
TO
AL1 OF
OUR
F
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I
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N
0 s
GREETINGS OF THE SEASON!
Boyd Realtors
Corona del Mar
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\.\t ·11 liic tt~ 'txprW · · tM ~ btst wufW!
Larry & Crew at:
•
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N{)EL
CONNECTIONS
(Aawtrllc Senice)
25432 Cabot Rd
Suite 100
Laguna Hills
951-7070
ROSEY'S AUTO BODY
121 Industrial Way
Costa Mesa 645-4522
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HOLIDAY CRl:BR
TED JONES FORD
1211 BUCH BLVD.
.. ~ .. Pan 521-3110
548-5558
cJEJY TEJ Abb
•
'Ti the season to be jolly! We wi h all
o ur friends the best!
Sherry, Karla, John, Larr'r & Erne t, at
HARBOR AREA APPLIA~CE
1240 Logan A\·e nue. l 'nit D
Costa Me a • :1.t9.:~<Yi7
·--------"'\. ELMORE MOTORS
Tothe~oun~
and to the
~ oun~ at
ht>a rt...a
mf'rr~ ., mt>rr~
Christma4''.
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De Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Wedl'\Mday, December 25, 1985
Researchers said compromised by tobacco money
By PAUL RAEBURN ,., ..........
NEW YO RK -.\ comprchens1ve new report on the
etrucal, social and political consequences of c1prcttc
smolung cn11c1zes medic.al researchers who accept
tobacco industry research arants. a situation th~ repon's
editor says is "like a detecuve taking money from the mob."
The 200-paae report, in the New York State Journal
of Med1 c1ne, 1s a com pilation of scientific research and
repon1na that attempts to 1.1nderscorc the success of the
c1prette industry in resis11na anti-smoking efforts.
Among the industry's tacucs, accorclin~ to articles by
about 7 S con tn bu tors. arc sponsonng spon1 ng even ts and
an exhib111ons. directing advertising specifically at
wo men and blacks. and funding scientific research.
The journal includes an editorial by its editor, Dr.
Alan Blum, suues11ng that anti-smokmg efforts might
have been more successful "if smoking k.ilJcd baby seals."
SEE WHY
UNIVERSITY
SALES & SERVICE
IS THE
"The success of animal nghts and w1ldltfe organ1za-
uons 10 mob1hzing sympathy for the plight of variou~
animals has been far areater than 30 years' worth of
pubhcny about the adverse effects of smoking m human
bc1ne: he wrote. 'Perhaps the enure anu-smokmg campaign should
be turned over to Greenpeace." the environmental
orpn1z.a11on. he wrote. "Who knows what other species
might be saved?"
Alan Byrn, assistant to the president of the Tobacco
Institute. which represents cigarette manufacturers. said
the companies limit themsclvei. to advemsing aimed at
people who already smoke.
"Certainly the sponsorship of sporting event~ and
cultural exchanges 1s part of that.'' Byrn sa id Monday. "I
enJOY a11end1ns the Kool Jazz Fesuval or seeing the
Vaucan exhib1t1on. and 11 has nothing to do with smoking
a cigarette " The Jaa fesu val was sponsored by Kool
cigarettes, and a I 983 Vatican art elth1b111on was
CORONA DEL MAR
OLDSMOBILE DEALER
IN
ORANGE COUNTY
UNBEATABLE DEALS ON SALES &
SERVICE
thletic Shoe
& Clothing
sponso~ by Phahp Morris.
"We're caJhna for the industry to pay for the wrong
that they have done, by being forced to pay for the re-
education of the pubhc," Blum said. "Cigarette smokln&
remains. whether we want to admit at or not, the most
scnous health problem in the United States."
Blum, a Iona-time tobacco industry cntac, wrote that
U.S. c1pre11e companies spend $2. 7 billion a year in
advertising and deri ve disproportionate profit from
C1Jarettes despite their d1versificat1on into other indus.-
tnes.
An arttcle by Howard Wolinsky. a medical writer for
the Chicago Sun-Times, quotes officials sharply critical of
tobacco industry funding of medical research.
"funding research helps the industry keep alive the
no11on that the dangers of smoking are still an question."
says Dr. Joanne Luoto, director of the U.S. Office of
Smoking and Health.
Furthermore, noting that some researchers accept
a.rants from vonous sources, the tobacco 1t1dustry "as
buying Jeaitimacy when ats funds arr m1Jte<l with those
from NCI (the National Cancer Institute) and other
federal aaencaes." Luoto said. In an 1nterv1ew. Blum dccned the practtl'.'e "A
researcher taklna money from the tobacco industry as hke
a detective taking money from the mob .. The Journal includes reports showing that the
industry 11 attracUnJ women smokers by such 1ac11cs as
advertising heavily 1n women's magazines and sponsor-
ing women's professional tennis tournaments. as 1s done
by Virginia Slams cigarettes.
Sponsorship of art ex h1b111ons and cultural events
creates a favorable image in the minds of the. well-
educated segments 9fsociety. and sponsorship of n:ied1cal
research not only casts doubt on some researchers ethic~
but also perpetuates the notion that th~ danger11 of
smoking arc still 1n question. Blum and hi s co-authors
susacst.
OVER
20_0
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Saturday's Pro Game
0 New England 0 at New York Jets*
Sunday's Pro Game
0 San Francisco· 0 at New York Giants
Saturday's College Games
0 Ohio State·
0 Georgia*
0 vs. BYU (Florida Citrus Bowl)
O vs . Arizona (Sun Bowl)
o use· 0 vs . Alabama (Aloha Bowl)
·Craig's Picks of the Week
(Craig's Record Last Week: 10-3)
(Record for Season: 158-63)
Monday Score: Raiders 16, Rams 6
. .
R1li1 of tht 81•
Games list will be published each Wednesday. Make your picks on your entry blank, cut
out. mall or deliver to The Dally Piiot. 330 West Bay St., Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626.
Entries must be postmarked no later than 5 P.M. Friday. preceding the Sunday
game. and Monday game. Late entries wlll not be counted. If more than one
winner, a tie-breaker will be determined by the score of Monday night's
-.... football game. Winners wlll be publlahed the following Wednes-
day. Winners may pick up prizes at The Dally
Pilot office on Friday before 5 P.M.,.. __ .._~
followlng announcement _...
published In the paper. __ _. ...
'88 JEEP
COMANCHE
4X4
HERE NOWI
Special Introductory
OFFER AVAILABLE
IOWI
Call Joe Parkinson
FLEET MANAGER
For quote
at
JIM CLICK AUDl/HNAULT/Jlll'
Irvine Auto Center
951 3144
ADDRESS
(On Your Envelope)
ATTENTION:
Winner's Circle
1 ENTRY PEA PEA$0N.
Must be 18 or over to enter.
LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
$50.00 Katie McCormick
( 12-0)
Ken Smith
(11-1)
W. H. Schannep
( 11-1)
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