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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA SO CENTS
Copter base squeezed by tirban growth
By STEVE TRIPOLI
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A busy airfield.
Encroaching development.
Noise hazards.
These fa miliar Orange County
topics are laking a new twist as
the Irvine Company eyes future
r esidential property· near the
U.S. Marine Corps' helicopter
base in Tustin.
T he d i He rence : Potential
problems are being discussed
now,' before the development is
in place. By all indications the
scr ipt will not differ from other
sto ries in severa l y e ars,
however. when the housing is
built and aircraft noise is a
factor in the area.
The Marines say the new
homes will be directly under the
last relatively uncluttered flight
path into and out of t he base.
Military spokes men predict
numerous noise complaints and
public pressure could jeopardize
the base's miss ion to tr ain
pilots, and thus its fu}ure. .
The Irvine Company has been
informed of these concerns in
face·to-face meet ings on several
SUNDAY SPECIAL
occa sions for more than two
years, the Marines say.
An Irvi n e Co m pan y
s pokesman, n oting that the
development would not be under
a flight path that is officially
considered too noisy, said the
com pany can do little about the
Marines' concerns.
The property in question lies
bet ween the Santa Ana Freeway
and Bryan Avenue. T he large
rectangle also is bordered by
Myford Road in Irvine and an
imaginary line roughly ~ mile
west of another Myford Road
which winds along the Tustin
c ity li m its . Ar eas between
Bryan Aven ue and I rvin e
Bou levard also may be involved
Lt Col A. Jean Verbeck, who
is i n c h arge o f airfield
HOME FROM THE SEA -Proving that chivalry lives. dory
fisherman Bob Turlev carries his wife. J an. from their
boat as they return ·from a morning or fishing Tu rley
a ppears to have been well-rewarded for his efforts to keep
his wife's feet dry Saturday during fihal leg of trip back to
dory neet landing near Newport Pier.
R escu e r s find
2 d e ad, 2 hurt
• onmounta1n
ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP>
After a two·day struggle up
Kahiltna Glacier, a rescue team
Saturday fo und two men dead
a nd two fros tbitten men in
critical condition after a plane
crash four days earlier on Mount
Mc KinJey.
At least one of the victims
app arently died j ust hours
before rescuers arrived Aeri al
observers reported seeing three
people walking around the
do wned plane shortly after
daylight.
National Park Servi ce
spokeswoman Joan Gi dlund said
the s ix .ma n r escue team
reached the crash site about
noon near the 10,JOO.foot level,
about halfway up the 20,JOO.foot
peak, the highest mountain in
North America.
She identified the dead as Dan
Hartman, 29, and Pat Scanlon,
25. both of Talkeetna. The cause
of their deaths was not known
immediately, s he said. ·
Ed Hommer, 26, the pilot of
the Cessna 185 that went down
late Tuesd ay, and Mike Klauser.
30, of Darlington, Ind., were
ev acua ted by helicopter to
An chorage. about 100 miles
southeast.
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WRECAAOE FOUND - Map
locates Ml. McKinley. where
rescuers re ached wreckage or sm all plane Saturday .
findinJ two persons dead and
two others allve. • ' -
Storm socks state
Northern California d e luged by rain, r ivers flood
By The Associated Press
A warm, gusty Pacific storm
blas ted Northern California
Saturday, killing at least three
people, driving dozens from
the ir homes, closing major
highways a nd s welling four
rivers to flood stage.
As rescue wor kers throughout
t he region hoped the heavy rains
would brea k. the Na tio nal
We ath er Service s aid t he
s low·mov ing stor m system
would continue to pour heavy
rain s on the area at least
through this morning
Along the coast. the National
Weather Service forecast that
the Rus s ian Rive r near
Guerneville would rise to 13 feet
a bove flood s tag e by this
morning, and the Eel, Van
Duzen and Smith rivers also
were flooding.
"We've got three and four and
fiv e feel of water in the road" in
the coastal town of Eureka, said
Hum bold{ Co u nt y Sher iff's
Deputy Jim Paris.
He said rising water had
entered about 20 houses in the
city. and about eight units on the
bottom floor of an apartment
complex were flooded.
People also were abandoning
Myers Flat, a s mall town along
the Eel River near Eureka.
Paris said "The whole town is
flooding ."
Damage appeared to be worst
in the• northern Sacramento
Valley, where Shasta County
Sheriff's Lt. R o b Ne lson
estimated that 30 lo 40 homes
had been d a m aged b y
rampaging creeks. Although the
rai n there paused Saturday
night. another part of t he storm
was on the way.
"T here would be substantial
problems if we gel hit with
another." Nelson said, noting
the water could force hundreds
Americans like this
season best of all
NEW YO RK <AP> -Seven
)Ut of 10 A merica ns say
Christmas or Hanukkah is their
ravorlte holida y In the latest
Associated Press-NBC News
poll.
However. large majorities of
Americans also say 1Cbristmas
has become too comme rcialized
a nd they are cutting their
s p e ndin g o n 1tfts a nd
e n ter tainme nt durin1 the
current holiday season.
The nationwide telephone poll
w as conducted among 1,602
adults selected by a scientific
random sampling.
Se v e nty p ercent c hose
Christmas or Hanukkah as their
f a v o r i t e h o l i d ay, with
Thanksgiving at 8 percent and
the Fourth of July at fJ percent.
Easter, New Year's , Halloween,
Labor Day. Memorial Day and
othe r holida ys sh a red the
remalnin1 16 percent.
Ha nukkah, t he eitht-day
J e wis h F east o f Ltch t s,
coincides with Christmas wee.It
this year, but can fall ln la~
~
Nov e m ber or e arlier in
December.
Eighty-three pe r cent said
Christ mas h as become too
commercialized in recent years,
while 15 percent said it has not
become too commercialized and
2 pe rcent were not s ure.
And 69 percent said that
compared to last year, they are
cutting back on holiday gifts or
entertainment because of higher
prices.
People ages 18-24 were s lightly
m o r e li k ely than othe r
respondents to choose Christmas
as their fa vorite holiday.
Women we re sllehtly more
li k e l y t h a n m e n t o p ic k
Christm as, Thanksglvln1 or
E aster, while men were all&btly
more likely to select July 4 or
New Year's. Women a lao were a
bit more Hkely than men to say
Chrlstmaa hu be come too
commerclallzed.
And respondents from the
South were 1llgbUy more likely
than people from other parts ol
the country to cboole Cbriatmu
11 their favorite hollda1. ,
of people from their homes.
One-day rainfall tOtals as of 4
p. m. ranged from less than an
inch at Sacramento to 4.5 inches
in the Marin County com munHy
of Elk Va lley and 6 19 inches at
Blue Canyon in the northern
Sierra.
By night, at least three deaths
had been blamed on the storm.
A 57 ·yea r ·old ma n whose
identity was being withheld by
offi cials drown ed while trying to
cross a flooded road in the tiny
Sonoma county community of
Monte Rio.
And a 76·year -old retired
fisherman, Charles Dillard. was
ki lied wh e n a giant wave
slammed into a boat with three
people aboard at the mouth of
Santa Cruz harbor Saturday
morn ing, said Coroner Dan
Alexander.
Charles Hul l, 56, of San Jose,
and Raymond Lee. 55, of Gilroy,
were treated and released after
the wave capsized the "Breezy."
which was owned by Lee and
Dill ard. Witnesses said the boat
stood litUe chance against the
killer wave.
"The wave was at least 12 feet
hig h," said wi tn ess Roland
Griffin. "It just rolled them over
like a toy boat."
H a rbo r m aste r S tev e
Scheiblauer bla med wind-blown
swells and the design of the
ha rbor entrance for the tragedy.
In Cotati, an 88-year-old man
was struck by a car and killed
as he trjed to cross a dar k,
r ain -swept roadway. Police
invest igators blame d poor
visibility for the accident. The
ide ntity of the victim was
withheld unUI after his relatives
were notified.
Raln·11talled c ars we re a
common slabt on roadsides and
many accidents were blamed on
the poor visibility and gusty
winds that accompanied the
sometimes blinding rain .
Open wind wa rnings were
posted for Interstates 5, 80 and
880 . The Weathe r Servi ce
advised campers and trallen to
stay of! t.boee ro1da.
Some parta of HJahways l and
101 were clOHd by mud, rocks
a n d fl o odlnc. T h e State
Depa rtment of Tran1portation
aald a MCtion ot Kl1hway 101
near Lenett mlcht remain
closed two cla.ya becau.e ot a
mudsllM . I
operations, s aid the land 1s
under a flight path the Marines
call lbe Drowning Route
lt extends for rive miles from
the base, bordered by imaginary
lines extending on one side
exactly along Myford Road in
Irvine tiI 1t were that long J and
on the other along a line roughly
114 mile west of the other Myford
Road. The so-called centerline of
the route, a reference point for
pilots. is Myford Road in Tustin
Residential development has
virtually shut down five other
routes once heavily used hy
mili tary h e lico pters . The
Brownrng Roule now handles
about 80 percent of all base
traffic. Verbeck said.
He explained pilots are tired
of hearing lhe noise complaints
they know wlll come if they use
the other routes.
And so protection of the
Browning Route takes on special
s ignificance. Verbeck said
home <:onstruction under t he
route could lead to closure of the
Tustin Marine base because
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U.S. readies
•
response to
Polish
WASHI NGTON <AP) -The
Un ited States . prepa ring ··to
apply a ll credible levers" to
change the course of events in
Poland, charged Saturday that a
pattern of military violence and
oppression 1s emerging there
The Warsaw government is
"using Polish armed forces to
sea l off publ i c areas and
workplaces f ro m outside
interference while the armed
security forces of the Ministry 9f
Interior engage in often violent
ac t s of i n ti m id ati on a nd
repression against protesting
wor k e r s, stu d e n ts a n d
i ntellectuals," s a id Dean
Fischer. the State Department's
s pokesman.
L e c h Wale s a . h ead o f
Solidarity , urged Solidar ity
member s to stage bloodless
strikes against Poland's martial
law regi m e to p rove t he
independent union "wo rks and
exist s," Norwegian radio
r e po rted Saturday. Re port s
from Poland said troops shot
and killed 56 people and clubbed
10 others to death.
Western intelligence sources
Saturday confi r med that
pla neloads of Soviet officers
la n ded in Warsaw l a s t
Wednes day . Th er e was no
further elaboration.
Th e British Broadcasting
Corp., q uoting :·reliable reports
from Warsaw," reported early
today that at least 200 Polish
fa ctories were on str ike. and
s aid . "'There are persistent
Crash victim
said 'serious'
A Huntington Beach man.
injured Thursday in an auto
accident that claimed the lives
of two of his friends. remained
in serious condition at Fountain
Va lley Community Hospital late
Saturday.
Nicho la s J Bravata o f
Ki n g f isher Dr ive wa s
hos pitalized immediately after
the accident. in which a car
driven by a friend slammed into
a l r actor·traile r rig on
Brookhurst Street
Ma rilyn Lee Paugh, 41, of
Huntington Beach and Kevin
Fr ancis Kell y, 30, of Fountain
Valley, both passengers in the
car , lost their li ves in t he
accident. The car 's d river ,
30-year-old Sciona Williamson of
Hu ntington Beach , wasn't
inj ured.
• • CrISIS
rumors m Warsaw of soldiers in
some industrial areas refusing
to use force against strikers."
The BBC. in a report from
Warsaw , s aid i t s sources
reported that Walesa was asked
offi ciall y to appear on Polish
television but that he refused,
saying '"he'd rather die fi rst."
Th e r e wa s no further
elaboration.
Also two envoys dispatched by
Pope John Paul II were aboard
t h e Chopin Expr ess t rain
Saturd a y ni ght , bound for
Warsaw to help find a negotiated
settlement of the crisis in the
pontiff's native Poland
Italian Archbis ho p Lu1g1
Poggi. a veteran <kplomat who
handles the Vatican's relations
with Eastern Europe, arnved tn
Vi enna ea rli e r Saturday
accompanied by the Rev. Janusz
Bolonek. a Pohs h·born diplomat
m the Vatican foreign ser vice.
The envoys were seen off by
Poles standing knee·deep in
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Terrorists
say Do z ier
'a pig'
ROM0E IA P I -T h e Red
Brigades terrorist s, in a
s i x pagt: st<.1l e m e nt issued
Saturday, branded kidnapped
U.S Brig Gen J a mes L Dozier
.. a Yankee pig." and declared
war agains t NATO and t he
American m11ttary , police
reported
In Vernona. Judith Dozier ,
her voice crackmg and her eyes
welling with tears, appealed to
the terrorist s for t he safe
release o f h er 50·ye ar·old
husband.
Italian police used helicopters
and dogs lo comb northeast Italy
an t hei r largest s ear ch on
record, hunting for the "people's
prison" where Dozier reportedly
was held bv the terrorists to face
"proletarian justice."
The statement by t he Marxist
urban guerrillas was the first
written dis patch s ince they
s nat ched Dozi er from hi s
Verona apartment Thursday
night
"War against NATO !" read
one of the slogans at the end of
the message. "Attack the
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ON THE INSIDE . .
Falu. Y F1~fi:Jtl' -Robert
H a n sen , vice president of
Frederick's of Hollywood, tells
why the apparel chain IR zeroing
In on Orange County on Page
0 1.
SANTA COUNTRYT -Travel
pamphlets call It "The Top of
the World." Less roma ntically,
t h e re mote polar circle or
Sweden, Norway and Finland ls
a 1 ro wlh indu s t ry for
Scandinavian touris m officials.
Read about the modem North
Pole on Page AS.
STA•·ST&UCK -G ary
W1llon la a trolley drlver by
trade, bUt be'a turned bla bobby
of pbotolrapby Into almoat an obaeuklo, talkln1 ht.a way lnto a
collecUoo of more than 5,000
plctures wllh fflebrtUea. See
wblch OIM on Pa11 Dt 1.
\
F EED THE POOR -Social
reformer Dorothy Day died a
year ago, but her Catholic
Wo rkers keep h e r car ln&
attitude alive. They eonlinue lM
n ation a l n etwo rk of soup
kitchens even though a certain
spice Is missing. Page AS.
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OranQe Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
CM!ly ~ ... .--... , •k•• ... ·-· ... RENEWED JOY -Shirley Davis and daughter Alethea, 9,
are delighted by surprise donation from Huntington
Beach Police Department that replaced earlier loss.
Hope restored
Police replace Christmas money
By PATRICK KENNEDY
Ott ... Dally ~ ... Slaff
Wheelchair-bound Shirley Davis of Huntington Beach said
she had an empty reeling that she couldn't afford Christmas
presents for her children after a p_ickpocket apparently
snatched money from !her purse.
M rs. Davis suffei;s · from a bone disease. She and her
husband Ray, an uneroployed letevision repairman. have two
children. They live on welfare and Social Security payments.
Mrs. Davis said the $40 apparently taken from her purse
last Thursday al a local shopping center was all the money they
had for Christm as.
But thanks to the generosity of employees of the Huntington
Beach Police Department, the Davises can afford presents for
their children. Alter hearing or the incident. police officers, and
secretaries gathered $106 for the family and also bought them
turkey for Christmas dinner.
"I couldn't believe anyone could stoop so low to take money
from a handicapped woman," Mrs. Davis said. "I was sure I
couldn't afford presents, but now I can give my two kids a
Christmas."
Mrs. Davis said the incident probably occurred when her
husband took their daughter Alethea, 9, to see Santa Claus at
the Huntington Center mall. ·
"Usually I'm pushing the wheelchair," Davis said. "But
when I took our daughter up to see Santa someone must have
stepped behind the wheelchair and reached in Shirley's purse."
Mrs . Davis usually hangs her purse on the back of her
wheelchair, he explained.
Mrs. Davis says s he teaches Sunday School at her Methodist
Church and is active in Neighborhood Watch.
She called Suzie Wajda, who works at the police department
as the Neighborhood Watch coordinator, on Friday and told her
the bad news.
''I didn't know what to say," Ms . Wajda said. "I just felt so
bad. J asked a few people in the office if they'd pitch in and it
just happened spontaneously alter that."
Ms. Wajda called Mrs . Davis back and asked her to come to
the police station for a surprise.
Wh en the Davises arrived, they were ushered into Police
Chier Earle Robitaille's office and presented with a Christmas
card, the money and the turkey. Alethea also was given a play
badge and coloring book.
"We'd like them to have a Merry Christmas and turn a bad
thing into a good experience," said Mrs. Wajda.
From Page A1
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West surpri,sed
by crackdown
LONDON (AP) -The NATO
alllef had drafted detailed plans
for a vigorous response to any
Soviet military intervention in
Poland. But the massive Polish
army crackdown on the Polish
people appears to have left
Western leaders at a loss over
what to do beyond expressing
concern.
Many diplomats here said
they were caught by surprise
when the government imposed
martial law in Poland last
Sunday and unleashed the army
to muzzle the independent
Solidarity labor movement.
Even though the crackdown
has clear Soviet backing,
diplomatic sources say the
Western a llies had n othing
arranged in advance to deal
with it.
The real fear in Western
Europe since the Solidarity
union e merged in Poland 16
months ago was that the Soviet
Union would send its army into
Poland to crush the movement.
The accepted wi sdom was that
the Soviets would never allow
So lid arity's ·'counter -
revolutionary" liberaliza-
tion in Poland and that Moscow
would react militarily ror rear or
"contagion" in the res t or the
East bloc.
The Nortb Atlantic Treaty
Organization. which links 12
European countries with the
United States. Canada and
Iceland, drafted contmgency
plans a year ago, based on
Soviet military intervention in
Poland.
From Page A1
DOZIE R •••
centers, the war strategies, and
the bases or the American
military machines'"
The statement accused the
United States and multinational
co rpor ation s o f u s ing th e
Western alliance to dominate
Europe and c riti ciied th e
··complete exclusion of the
interested peoples .. · from the
U .S.-Soviet arms reduction talks
in Geneva, Switzerland.
The communique was left in a
cracker box in a wastebasket on
the m ajor Rome thoroughfare of
Via XX Settembre An
anonymous telephone caller told
a journalist from the Rome
new s paper Giornale d "ltalia
where to find it
The message did not make
any demands for Dozier's
release.
ll carried the Red Brigades·
sy mbol at the top -a
five-pointed star in a circle, and
was labeled ··communique
Number One ·· ln previous
kidnappings, the Red Brigades
issued a series or numbered
communiques
··on Thursday, December 17,
an armed nucleus of our
o rganiiation captured and
locked m a peopte·s prison a
Yankee pig of the American
occupation army. Brigadie r
Gene ral James Dozier, vice
commander of Allied Land
Forces in Southern Euope, .. the
statement said.
Laguna police chief
still hospitalized
Laguna Beach Poli ce Chief
Jon Sparks was listed in :;table
condition late Saturday at South
Coast Medical Center, where he
was admitted Wednesday after
complaining of chest pains.
Doctors are continuing to
monitor the 43-year-old chief in
the hospital's corona ry care
unit.
.NIWB INAlYlll
The NATO permanent
representatives were also
instructed to assess responaes in
a "gray area" short of open
Soviet military Intervention,
such as an economic blockade.
But the subject of action by
Polish authorities against Poles
apparently h ad not been
addressed.
European leaders are now
expressing growing concern
about Poland.
Britis h Fore ign Secretary
Lord Carrington on Thursday
put aside his usual discreet
diplomatic style to say: "Here
in the·heart or our continent is a
man-made disaster on a colossal
scale."
SA accid e nts
• • InJUre t wo
seriously
Two Santa Ana residents were
seriously injured when struck by
cars in separate incidents
Friday, police said. The driver
or the car involved in one
accident was reported by police
lo be Orange County Superior
Court Judge Richard Beacom.
J oyce Frazier, 36, of 820 N.
Olive St , was listed in serious
condition at UCI Medical Center
Saturday with injuries suffered
when s he was struck while
trying to rescue an injured dog,
police sa id The accident
occurred outside 900 W. Civic
Center Drive. Santa Ana.
According to reports a car
driven by Judge Beacom struck
Ms Frazier from behind while
she was stooped over attempting
to help the dog, which had been
struck by another auto moments
earlier . The accident occurred
at about 5:45 p.m .. police said.
Beacom was not cited in
connection with the accident but
an investigation is continuing,
police said.
In the other accident Roberto
Leon, 21, of 600 E. Santa Ana
Blvd. was listed in critical but
stable condition Saturday at
Western Medical Center, where
he was taken after being struck
by a hit-and·run driver outside
his home at about 9:20 p.m.
Police said Leon was struck as
he stepped into the street from
between two parked cars. The
driver of the car which struck
him did not stop. police said, but
witnesses are aiding an
investigation of the incident
E lectric r a t e
hike s oug ht
LOS ANGELES <AP >
Southern California Edison
Co mpany 1s seeking a $1.4
bi llion general rate increase,
effective in 1983. that would
mean an increase or $12.75 a
month for a typical domestic
c u stom er using 500 kilowatt
hours of electricity.
Edison officials, in applying to
the California Public Utilities
Commission on Friday, said the
increase will be needed in
1983·84 because or high interest
rates. in c reased costs of
operatio n and maintenance.
recent federal tax law changes
and the demand for new
facilities.
DeltJNMMatt-
CHRISTMAS SHOPPER S -One fortuna t e Christmas
shopper finds an empty parking slot. but the four behind
him must keep searching. Scene was parking lot at South
Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa at noon Saturd ay as shoppers
hust led to take advantage of last weekend be fo r e
Christmas . Photo was made from 16th fl oor of neighboring
South Coast Plaza Hotel
Bombers kill again
in L e banon capital
BEIRUT, <AP> -A lime
bomb hidden in a pickup truck
exploded in a r esid e ntial
n eighborhood c rowded with
midday traffic Saturday. killing
five p olice men a nd six
pedestrians, police said.
Fifteen other pedestrians and
taxi passengers were injured in
the blast, police said
The bombing came five days
after an explosion demolis hed
the nearby five-s tor y Iraqi
Embassy in mostly Mos lem
West Beirut.
The for ce of th e blas t
catapulted the small pickup
into the air and sent it crashing
on top or a car parked inside a
gasoline station. The gasoline
tanks or several cars in the
station caught fire, but the small
fires were quickly extinguished.
Blood was s plattered on the
fourth and six th floors or
buildings across the street from
the gasoline station and glass
was shattered m at least half a
dozen neighboring buildings,
including one housing the Soviet
Cultural Cente r. which was not
d amaged
Police headquarters received
a telephone call from someone
say ing a Volkswagen car
s uspected of being packed with
explosives was parked across
the street from a gas station, the
police statement said.
A Cour·man police patrol was
dispatched to the scene. and
whi le all four inspect ed the
Volk swagen . a n explosive
charge went off in the nearby
pickup truck.
Syrian troops, who police,
Lebanon's Moslem-Chris tian
civil war armistice, sealed off
the area and fired s hots into the
air to redirect traffic.
Police said rescue teams were
still searching for victims buried
under the rubble of the Iraqi
Emba ssy .
POLAND RESPONSE PREPARED • • •
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snow and singing Polish hymns
and songs.
Jn Washington. Fischer said
he bas seen but cannot confirm
repof1i'i that Walesa has suffered
a heart attack.
There were several meetings
Saturday in Washingto n to draw
up specific suggestions on how
the United States and its NATO
allies can put up a united front
on the Poland events.
A senior U.S. official, who
asked not to be identified, said
the suggestions \nclude a
possible limitation of trade with
Poland.
Anita Stockman, a State
Department press om cer , said
that the consultations will take
place "over the weekend and
early next week" prior to a
meeting next Wednesday of the
N .ATO permanent
representatives in Brussels.
Lawrence Eagleburger,
assistant secretary of state for
European affairs, is scheduled
to rty to Brussels Monday and
will present the U.S. suggestions
to some European political and
economlc officials then.
Although the United States has
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the senior official who requested
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However. he said the Reagan
administration is considering
asking the Europeans to join it
In halting the granting of official
export licenses, loans and food
credits to Poland.
Polish workers, some joined
by deserting martial law troops,
were holding out in factories,
mines, and shipyards, according
to reports reaching the West
from Poland Saturday.
Walesa's appeal was written
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The broadcast said Walesa
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pact freeze
TEL AVIV: Isr ael (AP) -
Defense Ministe r Ariel Sharon
sa id Saturday that America's
s uspe ns ion of it s s trategic
alliance with the J ewish state
struck al the "heart of Israel's
na t ional security."
It was Israel's first official
r e a ctio n lo the s us pens ion
announced Friday in retaliation
for Is rael's annexation of the
Golan Heig hts. Later Saturday.
I s ra e l is pro Lestin g th e
annexation, passed Monday by
Israel's Parliament, gathered in
a central Tel Aviv square, Israel
Radio said.
The de monst rator s carried
placards reading, ''Zionism yes,
a nnexation no" and "We are not
li ving in South Ame rica, stop the
dictatorship now."
Prime Ministe r Me nachem
Begin's Cabinet was to discuss
the U.S suspension during its
r egular meeting tod ay Israel
Radio s aid It said Begin was
a lso scheduled to meet with U.S.
Ambassador Sam uel Lewis to
discuss the suspension or the
agree ment signed Nov 30. No
d ate was given for t he m eeting.
In a radio interview Saturday,
Sha ron said the U.S. measure
was "bound to raise doubts and
tough questions about the United
S tat es' c r e dib i lity i n th e
fram e work of inte rnationa l
tcealies."
He said t hese doubts extended
to concern over the American
commitment to the Camp David
peace accords between Israel
and Egypt.
In a sharp attack le veled
during an Is rael Tele vision
inter view, S h aron calle d the
W as hin gto n ac tion
"uncontrolled . . . and out of
proportion."
The television a lso reported
that several Cabine t ministers
we re displeased with Sharon's
st atements, fearing they would
worsen relations between Israel
and the United States.
Defense circles were quoted
earlier as saying that the
st rategic alliance me mora ndum
dealt only with confrontoing a
threat from the Soviet Union and
did not obligate Israel to cons ult
with the United States on actions
against Arab states
O C lobbyist faces
b ig fights on funds
By GLENN SCOTT
Of, ... o.lly ~-'"'"
stat<' f u n ds by l oca l
governments
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 20. 1981 ll3
Orange County government
leaders ar e shar pen ing their
annual lobbying stra tegies, in
essence. aiming to keep stale
a nd federal lawmakers from
s hifting m ore program s and
costs onto t hem
On t he federa l level . the
com matlee mem bers agreed to
these policies:
FOUR-MAN SHELL -Oarsmen in fou r-man shc:ll \.\1th
coxswain seem to have their strokes well sy('hronizcd as
they glide under Coast Hi ghway bridge across l 'ppl•r
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~l'WIXlrt Ba~ Tht•y \H'H ' h<.•adan~ baC'k to UC frvine r owing
ha~l' on Shellmakt•r ls l<1nrl aftl'r an afternoon workout when
th1~ photo \\a!'> mack f'l'C'l'ntl~
M e m ber s of the county
Legislative Planni ng Committee
he ard reports Fr iday from their
paid lobbyist that compet1l1on
for funds will be staffer 1n the
e m e r ging econom ic c limate
tha n in past years.
-Defede ralization of John
Wayne Ai rpor t so all fees
collected a t the airport would be
used there mstead of the current
system where some funds are
spent m other locales
Change m current policies
so the federa l governm ent pays
all costs f o r re fu gee
resettlement for Ci ve years
anstead of three after they enter
the country
Judge ponders 'Scopes II' case
Will he favor creation? Evolution ? He says he'll stick to Constitution
Especially 1n state affairs.
county representatives will have
to campaign dilignenlly to hold
the cur rent lane on expenses,
s peakers said.
D e n nis Carpent er. the
cou n ty's paid Sacramento
lobbyist, told the group of about
30 th a t because 1982 is an
e lection year, ··everything will
be political "
Among state policies. county
lobbyists wi ll campaign for
-No decrease in s t ate
rei mbu rseme n t fo r s l ate
mandated.social progrnms
-Reform in Medi-Cal as long
as counties arc not forced to
pick up ext ra costs for care of
m e d ically ind igent adults, as
s uggested by ~ome legislators.
-Use of block g r a nts
a llo wing more fl exibility with
Opposit ion t o proposed
cutbacks an revenue shar ing
funds. which are used in Orange
County t o h elp balance the
budget and pay for capita l
projects.
Committee members decided
to remain neutral on three state
anit1at1ves that will be on the
J une ff ballot. Two o f the
mitiat1ves a re to repeal existing
inher itance tax statutes, and the
third calls for indexing income
taxes
Also. comm ittee m e mbers
agreed to call for aggressive
action in resolving a conflict
with the University of California
Board of Regents over $8 million
in disputed billings for medical
car e of the poor
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. <AP> -
T he Methodist son of a biology
teacher is delibera ting the fate
of Arkansas' new la w requiring
bala nced t reatme nt in public
schools for evo l utio n and
creation-science.
The nine-da y trial of a n
American Civil Liberties Union
c h a lle nge to the law ended
Thursday. Testimony touched on
m e t a physics a nd mo lecules,
whether UFO's ar e a satanic
manifestation, whether a rain of
cosmic microbes started life on
e ar t h , w h et h e r "In t h e
beginning, God ...
In the end, U.S. District Judge
Willia m R. Overton re minded
everyone that the issue is solely
a constitutional one . He will deal
only with an act of the Arkansas
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Legislature and the relationshw
o f t ha t act to the US
Constitution
Th e tall, la n k y Carter
administration appointee 1s 42, a
Democrat and a M ethodist
whose mother taught biology
and history dui ing 38 years in
Arkansas classrooms His wife
once worked for the ~tale
Senate.
Overton pores over his 300
pages of notes m his offi ce in the
quiet of the courthouse's fifth
floor. In a fe w days. he will pen
a verdict awaited by supporters
a nd backer s or a religious,
scie nt if i c ~nd p olitical
movement that has coalesced
under the banner of creationism
By dealing with the act. he
will deal, in effect, with the
movem ent because the law 1s
the movement's brainchild.
Creation i s t s drew u p ,
circulated, intr od uced and
pushed to passage the Balanc<..>d
Treatment for Creation-Science
and Evolution-Science Act. Gov
Frank While, a devout member
of the non -d e no min ational
Fe llows hip Bi ble Church, signed
it.
The creationists say evolution
is religious, and that schools are
indoct rinating s tude nts by
tea c hing only evolution in
v i o lation o f c r eationists·
con s tit ut1ona lly guaranteed
religious freedom
T h e la w req u ir es public
schools that teach evolution to
ll':tch rrcataon without rehg1ous
m<.1lC'r1al s and o nly from
sr1cntaf1C.' data Crcat1on1sts say
this will makt• lhe stall' neutral
on rC'I i J(IOn
Thi~ 1s the firs~ court test of
th(· leg1slat1on that 1:mbod1es
their religious f r eedom
:irgumcnL The proposal 1s
l'lrculat1ng m many states
view of scientists. ma intains
that life on Earth developed
s lowly over millions of years as
a result of natural forces and
that the universe has existed for
h1 II ions of years.
The ACLU riled suit May 27
against state erlucation offi cials
on behalf of 23 clients, including
12 clergymen, saying the law is
Creation-science is the name
given by the law to the view that the
universe, the Earth. and living things
came into existence from nothing
6,000 or so years. ago .
Schools must obey the law
nl'xl September if Overton lets it
stand An ACLU witness said
1>bcyin~ t he luw could cosr
Arkansas SI 6 millio n fo r
teaching materials Losing the
case could cost as much if
Overton orders the state to pay
the ACl.l''s fees and cxpen~es.
AC LU legal dir ector Bruce
Ennis said.
Creatton-sc1ence 1s the name
J.(1ven by the law to the view that
the universe. the Earth and
ltvmg things came into existence
from nothing 6.000 or so years
a~o . Creationists usually assign
the act of creation to God.
E volut1on. the predommant
vague a nd unconstitutionally
infringes on academ ic freedom.
State \\itncsses said believing
there 1i; a <'rcator or a God is not
n ecessarily religious. People
can believe e volut ion in a
religious way, they said.
M ost s l a t e wi t n esses
a ck now I e d ged be I ief that
Genesis is without his torical or
:.c1cntific error
Ennis agrees tha t r eligious
fr eedom is the issue -the
freedom of non-fund amentalists.
F'u ndamentahsts are trying to
s n eak a l iter a l account of
Genesis into school m a science
guise, the ACLU argues.
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FUGHTS
there will bts no Olght patha left
that do not arouse the wulh or
neuby resldrnt.s.
No more 01len spactis exist for
flylna out of the bue. and
establishment of n new route
would require a six.year
probutio nury period. Noise
co m pluintg alone probably
would ban any new routes,
Verbeck said.
T he Mannes have outlined the
problem in detail several times
for Irvine Company officials,
l..-..&iving maps of air lanes,
·~!pated noise levels and
possible problems.
Ironically. one factor working
against the Marines' effort to
preserve the Browning Route is
that helicopters using it are not
n 9isy enough to seriously
impede development under the
path.
Community Noise Equivalent
Level, or CNEL, is the gauging
standard that has become well
known locally in regard to John
Wayne Airport.
T he county officially opposes
any new r es id e ntial
development in areas where the
CNEL reaches 65 or more on the
measuring scale. Development
in a 65 CN EL area also
automatically triggers
requirements for installation of
sound·proofing ih any buildings
constructed.
But Marine helicopters flying
t he Browning Route reach a
noise level of only 55 CNEL.
Irvine Company officials. in
explaining their stand on the
issue, made note of that fact.
Because the helicopters aren't
noisy en ough, any kind o r
development under the route
ca n proceed free of
noise·oriented regulation
All parties agree there will be
noise on the route. Irvine
Company s pokes man Jerry
Collins acknowledged 1t when he
said that prospective residents
would sign a pre purch ase
statement informing them of the
noise level.
Verbeck believes the noise
level will be a public relations. if
not an operational. disaster for
the Marines
Military and c1v1han pilots
and users acknowledge that the
pulsating quality of helicopter
rotors makes their noise more
noticeable, and more annoying,
even at CNELs identical to other
aircraft.
"I've been flying helicopters
for 22 years, and when I go home
some nights. my head 1s s till
ringing fr o m the noise ...
Verbeck said.
"We know it's going to be
noisy if they build under that
route. It bothers me that J. or
whoever follows in this job, will
Dlllly ~II .. MU
RARE APPROACHES -Pilots seldom use flight lanes out·
lined in gray to Marine helicopter base in Tustin because of
public complaints about noise. Browning Route, over pro·
posed Irvine Company development, handles 80 percent of
air traffic.
get noise complaint. after noise
co mplaint , aft e r n oise
complaint. And we know this
before they put the first house
there "
The Marines asked the Irvine
Com pan y to s wit c h lo
commercial or industrial
development only within 750 feet
of either side of the Browning
Route's centerline.
But they admit they had
nothing t o trade for the
cont•ession and the company
rejected it.
H ad 1t been accepted, the
Marines say. it would have
eased anticipated complaints
bet:ause busi ness occupants are
not in the buildings at night and
industrial uses generate more
noise by day than homes
But. according to the Marines.
Irvine Company officials told
them that a s witch to
non res1dent1al purposes would
have cost them an estimated S42
million.
L L Col. Cary Kelly of the
Marine Corps Co mmunity
Planning and Liaison Office in
El Toro. who dealt with some of
the negotiations. said. "They
told us th ey understand
t:Vt.>rythmg but the price 1s too
high and we need to come up
with the bul'ks · ·
Colltns s aid he was "not
familiar" with the $42 million
figure
But he added th at ''th e
magnitude or what the Marines
asked for is considerable. We
can't agree to just industrial and
co mmercial uses in that
corridor nor are they in
compliance with the general
plans of Irvine and Tustin."
However, Collins indicated the
company "would give some
serious attention to planning and
development" that would take
the area's probl ems into
account He declined to give
specifics.
"We. as a developer, would
have an interest in having a
pleasant area there." Collins
s aid ... Residential use 1s not just
building bedrooms."
Meanwhile, the Marines await
t he future with what appears to
be resignation tinged wath
frustration.
"They're out to make money, I
and we're out to protect our
bases and our mission here ...
says Kelly
Expressing a purely personal
op101on. Verbeck said, "What
you're seeing here is the death
of an airfield."
What does he b elieve the
Irvine Company sees as the
base's future?
"They've built a fou r -lane
highway <Jamboree Boulevard>
up to our fence on one side, and
they ·ve got a n easement to
extend it up to our fence on the
other side. Whal do you think?''
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BONN. West Germany (AP>
-Former Federal Reserve
Chairman Arthur F. Bums is
tackling a new and formidable
fifth career ut an age when moat
people have long retired.
At 77, the economist, educator,
author and adviser to president.a
jokes: "I can't hold on to a job." .
But h is new post as
ambassador to West Germany ls
no sinecure, and it's plaln Burns
didn't expect it to be.
"A new career makes the
juices now... he says from his
office, a modest room in the
sprawling U .S. Embassy
complex overlooking the Rhine.
·'I love to work.'·
Since he moved last June into
his tree.sh aded residence
ove rlooking the Rhine River,
We st Germany has seen
terrorist attacks against U.S.
for ces, mass demonstr ations
against A m e rican nuclear
weapons and attacks on U.S.
monetary policy by government
leaders.
"Now I have a new range of
interests," the ambassador says
between puffs on a pipe filled
with his imported American
blend.
·'The econom y of this country
and Europe generally. military
matter s of which I wa s
completely ignorant before -
I've not broken with my old life.
but added to it."
One of bis major concerns is
the international dispute over
NATO plans to counter a Soviet
missile force by stationing 572
new U.S. nuclear missiles in
Europe.
Hun dreds o f thousa nds
opposed to the weapons have
taken to the streets, questioning
or denouncing West Germany's
alliance with the United States.
Terr orists l as t su mme r
attacked several U.S. military
installations and tried t o
assassinate the U S Army
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LOVES WORK -"A new
career makes the juices
fl ow," says Arthur F. Burns,
77 .
commander tn Europe, Gen .
Frederick Kroesen.
"Young people are worried,
concer ned, a nd some of the
older generation are, too. that
Germany is becoming a pawn in
the s truggl e between the
s uperpc:>wers. that it will be a
nuclear graveyard," Burns
says. ··People are yearning for a
reduction in armaments.
Black pilg rim
f iring cause?
PLYMOUTH, Mass. <A P ) -A
historian says he was fired after
18 year s at t h e Plimoth
Plantation after he cr iticized the
museum's decision not to use a
black man in its portrayal or
Pilgrim life.
"J believe I had the right to
s ay what I said," Robert Marten
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"I 've talked with business
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the ·rebels' in society. J doo't
think there's o sl1nlficant
amount of anti-Amerlcanlam ln
this country.·· . •
A professor with degrees from
at least 29 universities in four
countries, Burns blames much
of the uncertainty on failures in
German e ducation : "The
teaching of history has been
neglected in this country "
'' l have little patience w1th
people who say the Soviet.a ~
trying to influe nce thinking
here, or trying to sway opinions.
Of course they are. It's to be
expected ....
·'This country had a break
with history after the war , and
there's a gap there. Afte r the
Hitler years were over, young
people were promised a new life,
a united Europe.
"But that hasn't gotten very
far . Now there a r e two
Germanys. They feel lost, and
they're not being helped by their
teachers or parents."
Burns, who tended America's
economy as head of the Federal
Reserve Board f rom 1970
throug h 1977 , h as a l so
encountered some high-ranking
opposition to current U.S. fiscal
policy.
Ch ancell or He lmut Schmidt,
li ke Burns an economist wbo
sees inflation as a m ajor threat
to Western nation s, ha s
repeatedly cr iticized high U.S.
interest rates as contributing to
economic weakness here .
He and others argue that the
high rates intended t o c urb
inflation in the United States
hamper West Ger m a ny's
economic growth by forcing the
Germans to keep their interest
rates high as well. .
Other wise, it is said, big
investors will put their money in
America and drive down the
value or the mark.
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RESPONSE REWARDING Known as the best scrounger in St
Joseph House. Candy Clarke returns with a earl full of meat for the
evening meal Workers beg for food from produce markN:-. and
wholesalers to feed the need~
Famed dazzlers shown
NEW YORK <AP 1 Tw o countess whose lover fought with
Lafayette. was sold t o Frenc h
bankers to raise funds for guns which
helped the colonists win the War of
Independence.
necklaces that changed the course of
history will highlight t he jewelry
collection on display at the Costume
Ins titute of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art during the run of "The 18th
Century Woman" this winter and
spring.
"The Qu een's Necklace," with
2,800 carats of diamonds, was never
worn or even possessed by the queen,
but it helped trigger the French
revolution.
The new exhibition, assembled by
Diana Vreeland and funded by Merle
Norman Cos me tics, opened last
week. Both pieces of jewelry are on loan
from France, and will be oo display
in America for the first time.
The "Liberty Necklace, .. given to
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Caring, spirit survive
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NEW YORK <AP> -The door of the
Catholic Worker soup kitchen bangs open. In
staggers a drunk, swearing and looking mean.
He lurches across the room, crashing into tables
and chairs.
The ragged men and women who have
come for a free breakfast cower in the shadows,
hiding from his intoxicated rage. But the slim, long-haired young woman in charge of the
kitchen gnnds out her cigarette and walks up to
him.
"You've been drinking, John. You know the
rules." she says, looking into his wild red eyes.
"You have to leave."
The drunk grabs a chair and slams it on the
floor next to her. They stand face to face, her's
young, angelic , his gap-toothed, unshaven. The
girl doesn't blink.
John backs toward the door and leaves.
So begins another day in the life of the
Catholi c Worker movement, a day of begging
for food. stirring soup, folding and stamping
newspapers. caring for people others shun, and
then, praying for the strength to do it all again
tomorrow.
From the time she started the first Catholic
Worker . "house of hospitality" in 1933 until she
died a year ago al 83, Dorothy Day's life was
filled with the noise, dirt and strife of the
streets. Many only lamented the life of the poor;
she lived it.
T o Dwig ht MacDonald, the critic and
author. she was "one of those surprises that
makes life life," a woman who fed and
sheltered thousands but never had a nickel
herself, who was jailed eight times for civil
disobedience. who swore allegiance to the
church and attended Mass daily.
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one -cent Catho lic Worker news paper , a
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Although the New York workers are best
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Angeles, for instance. a community of 20
workers runs two houses, The Catholi c Agitator
news paper, a soup line, a food eo-op and legal
and medical clinics.
Some of the work is more political than
charitable . In Des Moines, workers were
arrested last year for spl attenng blood on a sign
at a military base. They also marched on the
state capital with ant1·abort1on groups.
When Dorothy Day died last year. friends of
the workers were worried. "They asked, ·what
are you going lo do now ? .... recalls a worker.
" 'We're going to bury her ,' we told them "
It was an answer Dorothy Day would have
liked. She believed the movement was inspired
by good works, not her personal magnetism
"The Catholic Worker has always believed
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theological tomes about what it means to be a
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s ays Jeff Gneuhs, a young Dominican priest
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houses the workers run herP..
Another worker, Frank Donovan. puts it
this way:
Deeply wounded people may never fully
recover their equilibrium. "but if they have
some place to go and someone to help them,
they'll get by." Donovan started "coming
around" to help out at the house 14 years ago
Anyway, he adds, ··they shouldn't have to
thank us for what we have an absolute
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. BestnnlnR Jan. 1, California motorists
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In addition, the stale Supreme Court has
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The court defined manslaughters as the
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"• Or1ng1 Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sunday, December 20. 1981
~Tiffiffiill~ [
Polar
By HARALD
MOLLERSTROM ,._ .... .._,,~
STOCKHOLM .
Sweden Tourist
pamphlet eers call it
''The Top of Europe,"
·'The Land of th e
Midnight Sun," "The
Land of a Thousand
,Lakes."
Less romantically, the
r e mote polar circle of
j Sweden, Norway and
Finland represents
money in the till to the
Scandinavian neighbors'
tourism offi cials, a real
1 growth industry.
·'Tourism ls now one
O( the most i11'1,POrtanl
· staple indu'stries in the
region ," said Lars
Since thut beginning,
ull three nataons have
adverltscd the sun as a
n ational asset , and
Finland has done a flip·
flop in iL'l campaign to
lure tourists ~ven during
th e inte rm i nabl e,
deathly blat•k winter
n ights I t s lat est
ca mpaign advertises
''the midnight
darkness."
All three have
launched bag projects lo
make their polar areas
attractive, not only to
bring in foreigners but
to entice thci r own
people lo spend money
at home in the summer
and winter holidays.
draw tourists
.:old digging
c hampion s hips for
profess j o nal s and
amateurs in the vi llage
of Tankavuaru.
Sweden, tennis crazy
Slfl{'C the Bjorn Borg era
of professional tennis
began m the mld-1970s,
has tennis courts as far
n orth a s the 68th
pur allel. There, a tennis
enthusiast can play for
24 hours a day i n
bummer
And for those who'd
lak e to take in a
posl·midnight round of
i:otr, the Swedes have
built a nine-hole course
at the 67th parallel.
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Careful discernment of your interests is of
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F'or further informatidn, please call.
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on the Boulevard
of the Balboa Peninsula
Distinctive Fashion
Every Sunday in . ' Florin, press spokesman
of the Swedish Tourist
Council. "In less than 15
years it ha s
manifolded."
Norway, at the top of
the Scuntlanavian
pe nins ula, has as its
prime attraction the
973-foot-high North Cape ~~~~~~~=================:::::::::::=======:: ~----------------------------
TOURISM in the polar
circle area, worth an
estimated $150 million,
counted some 350,000
tourists in 1965, the
lion's share foreigners
In 19 80 it s worth
quadrupled to $600
milli on, while the
number of visitors
increased to 1.5 million.
Cover ing 300 ,000
squ are kilometers,
roughly one third the
combined three-nation
area, the region is home
to only 800,000 people
5 percent of th e
population. That leaves
pl enty of room for
tourists.
The Scandinavian
programs began in the
1950s when the Swedes
decided to exploit the
po l ar region as a
dr awin g card for
luxurious cruise ships
f i ll ed with ri c h
Americans
The never-e nding
summer nights were the
major attraction back
t h e n , when Sweden
launche d it s 10-day
··sunlit night land
cruises" trains which
offered cabins with full
board. The luxurious
: excursions were finally
abandoned in the early
'60s as the number of
s hip-borne American
millionaires dwindled to
a trickle.
cit ff at the northernmost
tap of Europe A classic
spot for watching the
midnight s un and its
beautiful fjords. il also
offers r1C'h d eepsea
fishing opportunities at
the Lofoten islands .
I n add1t1on. the
northern ravers offer
some of the best trout
and salmon waters in
Europe. \\htch once
m a de the kin g dom
almost a second home
for a generation or
British nobility.
T H E FI NNS. lagging
behind their neighbors
a l the outset. lost to
S \\cden the race to
exploit tht' midnight
s un , but they h ave
begun advertising the
.. Ruska" Finnish for
uutumn·s splash of color
1
as a Finnish spccialt~
an Septemb<•r
The f<'inns ulso have
laid claim to Santa
Claus , and a Finnis h
F athe r C hri st m as
ans wers an estimated
50.000 letters a year
from children . around
the world
Finland has bi lied
itself the .. Land of the
Thousand Lakes, .. again
getting the JUmp on its
Nordic neighbors who I could j us t as eas ily
qualify for the title It
f eat ur e s annu a l
m1dn1 ght sun sailing
regattas on Its northern
lakes and world
Group offers
cheap lodging
One of the biggest money-saving ideas to come
along in several years as a new organization in
which travelers can enJOY clean. private lodging
for $3 or $4 per night per adult
This is possible through a newly organized
network of private homes. INNter Lodging Co-op.
The heart or the program IS simple people share
their homes with other travelers and an return
have a choice of homes across the United States
and Canada in which they can stay
This is not a bed and breakfast program but
simply lodging. The only responsibility of the host
family in addition to lodging is to provide clean
bedding and towels. Smee the expense of linens is
covered by the nightly fee, the fee itself 1s not
taxable. It's the guest's responsibility to arrange
meals.
When joining, a family agrees to make its
home available for at least two months a year.
although they are encouraged to list availability
for most of the year, keeping in mind that they can
accept or reject any lodging request with no
reasons required.
There is no limitation on how many times
travelers may use other homes, nor is it necessary
to exchange hospitality with the same individuals.
This gives greater nexibihty of times and places
• which travelers may visit and as one of the key
features of INNter Lodging compared to other
groups.
When a family joins, it receives a directory
listing all other members. It will also receive
periodic newsletters and s upplements updating the
directory.
Membership is restricted to people living in
the United States and Canada , but INNter
Lodging's founder, Robert Ehrenheim or Tacoma,
'Wash., said he plans lo expand it to Europe, then
I to the Orient, the Southern Hemisphere and the
rest of the westernized world.
Membership Is $35 per year, which Ehrenheim
is guaranteeing to hold for five years to charter
members -those joining this year.
INNter Lodging Co·op can be reached at P.O.
Box 7044, Tacoma , Wash., 98407. The telephone
number is <206 > 272·6561.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
Ask friend home for holiday
•
SPLURGE WITH SANTA
ON CHRISTMAS DAY! lh JOOJ CADENHEAD OfW.. 04llly ...........
The topic at lhe barbershop was lhe
woman who had jumped from the
nearby 17-story Imperlal Bank bulldin1
last week.
Customers were talking about how
aw(ul it had been. The Costa Mesa
pollce arriving. The coroner. The
woman's body only a few feet from the
bank entrance. Dead at 25.
A brief suicide note referrina to a
broken romance was found In her purse.
Jim deBoom listened with mild
interest. Suicides are too frequent
during the holidays, he thought. Then he
pic ked up a newspaper, saw Dana
Ritterhouse's name and began crying.
He knew her. The young woman with
frizzy dark blonde hair had worked for
the · YMCA director as a clerk-t ypist
before she took a public relations job
last March.
"She was always cheerful," said
deBoom. "She was always asking me
how I was fti!ling. She always had a
smile and a good thought."
That. impression was s h ared by
William Hudspeth, a psychoblologist at,
the Parker Holistic Center in Costa
Mesa, where Dana went once a week
for free counseling.
Remembering that Dana was
~onceroed ubouLeat.in&-100 tn1lch sugar.
he &a.Id, "I( she binged on food, that
meant she was going to be depressed · ·
But she rarely seemed depressed.
Dana came to California from Colorado
three years ago. She attended Cal Poly
Pom ona before enrolling at Orange
Coast College.
She was religious. Often deBoom
would find her reading the Bible
between typing assignments.
She was very giving, deBoom said.
Once she pulled a $20 bill out of her
wallet after typing a letter Cor him
about a needy family.
For lhe first time in years deBoom
thought about his best friend in high
school who had shocked everyone when
he killed himself.
Dana's death left deBoom unsettled
and very sad . It got him to thinking
about his first Easter away from home
Greetings extended
The greatest number or personal
Christmas cards ever sent out is
believed to be the 40,000 cards mailed
by President and Mrs . Ni xon ror
Christmas 1969. In 1972, lhe average
family sent 68 Christmas cards, at a
cost or about $17, including postage
and how another YMCA member had
Our Reg 5 96 Our Reg 11 47-2696
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iov1t.ed him lo ce.le.br!At.e th~ hOhdaiy
with hts rami.Jy
Holidays are the worst time to ~
without your family, reflected de Boom.
"Tak e so m eone h o me for the
festivities," he ur~ed
Loneliness and money problems
make the Yule season grim for some .
Te mpers flare over budget disputes and
those without families reel isolated from
the season's cheer.
"We all reme mber Christmas as a
child when we had less stress and
responsibilities," said Bruce Haie n.
director of the YMCA·operated Family
Crisis Center in Costa Mesa .
E verything seemed possible. We
didn't know how it worked. "Now we
have to buy lhe presents and there's a
lot more financial pressure."
There were two suicide attempts
reported in Costa Mesa on Dec. 9, the
day Dana took her life.
"People don't have lo kill themselves.
That 's the message that has to get out,"
said deBoom. "Love your neighbor as
yourself, don't just love the presents
under lhe tree. .
"Say hello to a co-worker or friend,"
said de.Boom. "Look them in the eye
and give them a smile."
For lhe first time in more than an
hour deBoom did ju~ that.
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10 Orange Coast DAILY PI LOT/So nday, December 20, t981
Drunken driv ers face
stricte r law s, patrol
C al1fo rn1 a m o t o r is t s
co n v icll'd of drunken drivinf{
afte r midnight Jan I will face
the h a r s hes t pc na ll 11!s t>ver
e n acted by a state under r('ccnt
, le gis lation a pproved by ~tale
•.la wmakers
The legis lation 1s b acked up
by a sta te Supr e m e Court rulinj!
whi c h ho lds th at vehic ular
h o mi c ide s may b e trie d a s
second-degree murde r . instead of
th e l e ss er c ha r g e of
m a nsla ughter.
The ne w year will see those
con victed of drunken driving for
the first time facing a minimum
of 48 hours in jail or a 90 -day
l icen s e s u s pe n s ion . Second
offenders will r eceive a IO da\
j a il term. T hird offenders w ill be
s la pped with a 120-day term
In addition. offende rs \\Ill not
be a ble lo leavC' their previous
re cord behind, eve n 1f a drunken
driving charge is pic a ba rgained
down to reckless d r iving.
A ll r ec k le ss rlriv 1n g
co nvic t ion s wh i c h in vo lve
a lcoh ol cons umpt ion will b<.•
t r e a ted a ~ a prior drunke n
driving conv1etion 1n :-.uhst·quent
offe ns es.
Unde r lhe legislation . Jlldgl'!'>
m a y no lo nger s trik e prio r
co n v icti on s from t h e c ourt
r eco rd s. thu s tu rn i n g a
s ub s e q uent a rres t int o J
firs t -time offense a nd \lllowing a
lighter sentence
Perso ns found t o h ave a
blood alcohol h•vel of .10 percent
or highe r will be de~mcd legall y
drunk, wherca. tn t he past tha t
l e v e l was trea t e d a s a
p resumption of intoxication.
While this becomes operative
Jan 1. spokesm en for local la w
('nf or cement agencies warn that
poli ce patrols will be out in force
c>vcr t he entire ho liday season .
wit h officers looking es pecially
for drunken drivers .
In Newpo rt Beach. police
patrols a l re a d y h :ivc been
increased bv two ve h icles o n
weeke nds and by one car during
the week. On Dec. 31. t he patrols
will be increased by s ix vehicle s
for what is te rme d ·'T he Big Ne"
Ye ar·s E ve Roundup."
California High way P a t rol
officers wi ll be out in force. with
hun dreds of ho urs of ove rtime
au thori7.e d f o r the ho lida y
l'nfon:eml'nt of d runken driving
h.1w s
L<.1 g una Beach poli ce are
offer ing a "Tipsy T axi'' service
fo r e 1t v re s id e nts who find them~cives a little unde r the
wcath<.·r However. patrols in t he
A rt Colony also will be stepped
up, and jail cells wi ll be ready
a nd wait ing for in t oxica t e d
d r ivers .
So t ht• warning 1s blunt and
\'Cry l'le ar· T he drinking driver
1s a menace that no longe r will be
tole ratl'd .
Give energy a boost
President Reagan 1s "rnng an
hi s d e ci ~1 o n 10 p r t·!'>~ f or
dis mantling of t he lk partm<•nt of
Energy without providing for :1
be tter. s tronger e omm1tmen1 to
e ne r gy developm t.·nt
Th e p 1 a n k " a s o n t· h e
cam p a i g n ed o n and .
ph1los oph ically . make!'. '><>m e
se nse T he federal gon~rnment is
too fat and pe ople <.in d funetlons
need to be n •duced And lht• OOE
h as not func tioned we ll
But. a t a time when the
nation's e ne rgy s upply s till hangs
b v a slende r lhr carl $1 25
gaso lme prices not withstand ing
we sho uld be looking for bl'ltcr
ways of ha ndling our C'nc r g~
so u r ces a nd e s (>"('cia l l) t o
deve lop ing alte rnat ive ones
The president s hould rcn •r -;e
his field a nd p us h for :.rn agenc)
on t he o r<l c r of t hl' :'\Jllon al
Ae rona utic.., and Sp<1Cl' .\d man
istra t1on te am th:.it ...,,•nt mt•n tn
the moon. and g l\·1· 11 t h1· ...,;1nH·
high priont.'
Fortun a t e ly , R c a g :.sn ·...,
proposal has to go to Conj!res!'>
whe r(· we hope a broade r . m ore
for warc1 look ing a pp roach wall
pre vail
Co n g r e-.s s hould s har pl.\
~c rutinize provis ion:-. of Rea gan·._
proposa l w he re b~ :-.1Jm e DO E
functions would be tra nsferred tn
the "Utpartmt·nt of Interior an<l
t h e bu I k o f t h c m t 11 I ht'
Commer ce De pa rt m en t That's a
s ur e p r csc·ri p t1on f or
bu r e auc r a tu: squabbling a nd
bungling T he more so g iven thl'
tem pe rame nt and li m it<.•d vi sion
o f I n t <.' r i o r S <.' C' r e t a n .J <1 mt>!'.
Watt
We urge our con gre~sm1:•n to
o p p osC' R e a gan 's p la n and .
further . to urge him t<> expand
our e nergy base
P recip itous ly aba ndon ing
"h"t littl e or g a n ized e ner g~
p lannmg ~e now have an t ht·
n ame of government cronom~· i-.
.in invitation to d1sa sll:r
Cheese excuses full of holes
A C a I 1 f o 1· n 1 a b a s e d
cons umers group and a publH.'
interest law firm have petit ioned
Pres ide nt Rea~an to "fre<' the
cheese ··
T hc v refe r to the 225 :n1 llion
pounds of surplus American a nd
c h edd ar c h ees e s t o r e d 1n
government wart!ho uses aero s
the n a tion. so me alrcad~ gt•tting
m oldy.
If distributed to t he poor, the
petitioners s a y. 1l woulrl provide
e v e r y fina n c ia lly d ist ressed
Ame rican with e ight pounds of
c heese and save a m illion doll ~rs
a d ay in stora~e costs.
The che ese. of course. is p<t rt
of t he over productio n purchasc.•d
by the gove rnme nt under the
da iry price s upport program
No t s urp r i s in g ly .
O t!p a r t m e n l o f Agri c ult u r t'
officials have come-up with all
s orts of roadblocks for the "free
the cheese" m ovement.
The "logistical proble ms" l)f
~i.st ri buti on prom pted one to
•
s uggest it might be cheaper to
d ump the cheese in the ocean. Of
co urse t h e gove rnment wo uld
n e \'e r d o s uc h a t hin g, said
a nother
But he dtd cit e s uch legal
bl o c ks a s a p ro hi bition o n
re leasing surplus commodit ies 1f
the release co uld cause a drop in
m arket prices And. he added .
t h e g o ve rnm e n t ca nn ot
s imultaneous ly o pera te a food
st a mp progra m a nd a
comm odities progra m for the
poor .
Burcauc r"atk ba lderdas h'
A ch ar ity group in Ri vers1d<:•,
whe re a lmost a million pounds of
the surplus cheese is s tored at ti
('ost to the government of $2,000 a
month. has offer ed to distribute
that am ount. free of cost. to
ch a r it able organizations
Something like this begms to
m a ke s ens e . Loc king up good
foo d whil e p eop l e ar c
h ard-pressed to put a m e al on the
table docs not
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muc h is enough and how much is too
mu c h. But s h e r e n e w s that
senc;illvity every lime s he changeN
fragra nces.
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WUATTIME
IS IT?I • •
Allen gone, Kirkpatrick _in?
WASHINGTON Sentiment is rising
in the White House lo replace Richard
V. Allen with US. Ambassador Jeane
Kirkpat rick, a imed al fi llin g t he
d a n ger o us v a c u u m 1n Pres ident
Reagan's policymaking apparatus by
upg ra ding the post of national s ecurity
assistant if Ed Meese agrees
Kirkpatrick's na m e s urfaced at
middle White House levels when Allen's
return began to look highly improbable.
The firs t wom a n ambassador to the
United Nations and lhe only De mocrat
in his Cabinet has become a personal
fa vorite of Ron a ld R eagan. He r
n eo-con s ervat1ve fo r e ign pol ic y
ideology is res pons ible for s haping
Reagan's campaign rheton c on hum an
rights and the Third World But she 1s
chafing under run ·of·t he-mill diplomacy
a t t he U N and wo u ld welcom e
workaholic duties al the White House
S H E PASSES most tes ts to be Allen's
s uccessor . Des pite her past as a Hubert
Hu mphrey Democrat. she is acceptable
t o the R e p u b l i c an r ight . H e r
relations hip with Secreta ry of State
Ale xander llaig looks good, certainly
far better tha n Allen's . Fears that she is
co m p rom ised in the Mideas t by a
pro-Is rael bias seem exagger ated. One
problem r e m a in s : H ow would
pres idential counselor Edwin Meese Ill
rea ct to this vq~orous , opinionated.
a mb1t1ous w o m a n diluting his
a uthority ?
.. Ed Meese is the problem, .. says one
senior offi cial who wants Kirkpatrick to
run the Nation al Secur ity Counc il
( NSC l s taff. H Allen does not return,
Re a gan and Meese sometime soon must
sit down together a nd ponder these
alte rnatives upgrade the den atured
NSC job to its former glory as the focus
of national security policy , or continue
an Allen-style operation wh.ich, through
no fault or Allen's, enthroned Meese as
de f a c to securi ty advis er to the
president
Kirkpatrick is certain _lo insist not
only on restoration of the NSC staff but
a h:.o on guarantet!d access to the Oval
CHf1ce Susp1 <.'ion lurks al the White
llo use that Meese 1s reluctant to s1>
red uce his 1>wn power
M E E S E INFORMED t h e
de m ora lized NSC staff Nov 30 that he
was assigning an aide to study the
entire oper ation. T hat hinted Reagan
Ct~r:-\ I;\ _,
-IVA_l_S -.D-VA-1 ~a-
a nd Mees t• have fina ll y realized that
Re a gan's pre -election ins istence on
downgrading his na t iona l security
appa ratus was a mistake
But James E. J enkins, the Meese aide
assigned that tas k. has had time for
only a cursory investigation. He told us
he had not yet questioned any former
NSC directors or even all the senior
spec1ahsL') on All en 's staff Nor does
.J e nkin" claim s pec ial expe rience in
national security That suggests Meese
1s vac11lat1 ng, possibly wa nting to cling
to the proven inadequacies of the old
system with a plia nt replacement.
there h} prcscn 1ng his power
There seems less problem with Haig,
who has kept his views on the Allen
s uccession stri ctly private High
ofhcials who have observed Haig a nd
Kirkpatrick the past 10 months profess
to see more than surf ace incompatibility
On Dec 8. the NSC. s ummoned to
m l•et in the Cabinet Room on t he
L1hy an affair. had to cool its heels for 15
m inutes m the Rooseve lt Room waiting
for k eagan lo finish a budget session
lla 1g and Kirkpatrick we re conspicuous
in a com e r. ta lking animatedly. "That
would never have happened with Haig
and /\lll'n," one part1c1pant tol<I us.
NOR OOES SHE appear to ha ve
d1 sq ual1f1 ed he rself in the Is raeli
question by contradicting the president,
a ~ mig ht be i nfe rre d from her
re markable article in the Nov 11 New
Republic Kirkpatrick excon ated the
P a lt::.t 1ne L1be rat1on Organ ization
I PLO 1 and said 1t was "s hocking" that
some "influential Americans " would
suggest "negotiating with the deadliest
enemies or peace in the area "
Two weeks earlie r, Reagan had told
T rude Feldma n, a Was hington reporter
who specializes on the Mi deast , that the
l ' S would e ve ntually talk with the PLO
prov1drng they are wi lling to recognize
b ra(•I ':. right to e xist." Kirkpatrick thus
~ccrned to contradict her president.
In fJ1•t. however, K1rkpatnck was
a1m ini.: a t Jimmy Carter and Gerald
Ford llt>r a rticle went unchallenged in
tlw Ht>C1gan White House
OE Hi.SD T llE SCENES at the U.N
s ht' ha!. ::.pent long hours studying the
P a l est i n1C1n p r o bl e m and othe r
Arab -Israeli issues direc tly with Arab
n ·p r t>!.enta l1vcs 1 inc luding Ghassan
Tueni. Lebanon·s as tute chief delegate>
· J l!ane is wi lli ng lo listen and learn,"
one of the /\rab diplomats told us. "Her
mind 1s not dosed . but s he has a long
way to go ·
On larger q ue s t io n s o f Soviet
pen e t ration into Cen t r al Amer ica.
Africa a nd the Mideast and on the
L' S -Soviet confrontation. Kirkpatrick
po::.cs no obvious differences Wllh Haig
The problem is ne ither Haig nor the
Re public an right nor probably even
Ronald Reagan
It is Ed Meese He must decide
wh elhcr to oppose a s trong-willed,
inde pendl'nt minded nat ional security
a d viser in the White House If he does,
Reagan can count on grave fut ure
consc:quence~
Togetherness: Best • senior alternative
The one thing that many of us put out
of our minds is the question or how we
will live after we are too old to be on our
own. This isn't bec ause we are unaware
of the alternatives ; indeed. our aversion
co m es f r o m u n d e r s tanding the
alte rnatives only too well.
They are depressing . One can hang on
alone in one's own home or apart me nt
e ven though one 1s una ble lo care for
oneseU. One can im pose on a son or
da ughte r. One can go to a nursing home
or other senior·care facility. None of
those options 1s likely to bring joy to the
heart of an e lderly m an or woman who
ha s to mak e the choice.
Which is why a visit I paid to a unique
residence for senior citizens the other
day was so heartening. Not only was 1t
uplifting ; l walke d away from 1t
thinking that it actually was a pleasant
and happy option for elderly people who
otherwise would have had to make one
of the other unhappy selections.
TH E OFFICIAL name or the place is
the Weinfeld Group Living Residence.
it is on a quiet, tree-lined street in
E vanston, Ill., and it has the feel of a
college dormitory, or a t960s commune .
Except that the average age of the
residents is 84 .
Twelve people 10 women and 2 m en
live at the Weinfeld Re!iidence ll
used to be one of those U -shaped s erie!i
of townhouse a p a rtments with a
courtyard in the cent.er , unUI at was
taken ove r by the Counc il for Je wish
Elde rly as an e xperiment. The
experiment has worked; the Weinfeld
Residence Is In Us ninth year. and plans
ar e to expand the concept Into similar
complexes.
The idea is a simple one. When men
and women get very old. it is often
unwise for them to live lone But lbe
traditional alternative placement In
re gimented senior-heallh·care facllltles
bas oftt n ma de lhem feel so sick and
helpless that their lives don't mean
much, anyway. If you have ever ~n to
o nurslng home. you know that many of
the residents wish only to die .
At. lhe Weinfeld Residence. the 12
e lde rly resi dents live almost as
brothers and sistera. The walls bet~en
lhe apartmenl.1 ha ve been removed. ao
they can wande r aro und the whole
one story complex Each resident has a
separate be droom. and there are a
n umber of li ving room s Meals are
cooked and s erved 1n a communal
dining area T here arc television sets
a nd bulle tin boards a nd work-d uty
s heets . Counseling a n d medic a l
professionals a re regular v1s1lors, but
th{' whole theor y 1s bas ed on the
B -0-8 G-Rf-fN-1 --~1
Weinfe ld residents maintaining their
independence through the group·living
arrangement. Wh at none of them m ight
have adueved as one. they achieve as
12
"0 11 , IT'S BEAUTU'UL here." Ethel
Honnet , 91, told me We were sitting in
the living room of her part of the
Weinfeld Resid ence. "I lived in an
apa rtment, and I was very lonely l
couldn't make it thro ugh the ye ar.
"I don't s ay it's always perfect here
we have our arguments, but we
a lways m ake.up. It's a home. il's a r eal
hom e ."
Anna Cleaver. 89. has a bedroom next
to Mrs . Honnet · s, and they share •
ltving room and !imall kllr hen. "Ethel
Honnet has been the best compamon I
can think of," Mrs Cleaver said. •·w e
have a good llfe here .
"lt's just so lonely when you gel Lo be
m y a ge and you're living alone. I would
jus t s it the r e a ll d ay and wa tch
television I llke to lie with prople "
Being with people Is the prime bepefl\
of the Weinfeld Residence. On the lay I
visited, all 12 men and women were
helpln1 set the table for lunch. They
chatted a.~ they did th work; cle arly It
was something Lhey were used to dolna
ev~ry day. and whJch they valued. It
w H a time to be lOIJeLher . and to feel as
If the y ~re contrlbuUn1.
And yet lhey bave their lretdom, too
The exterior of the townhouse complex
has nol been tampe~ with~ so all the
i;eparate doorwavs to U1e out.aide are
st ill intact The men and wome n can
come and go w1thout everyone else hav-"
ing to know about it
The group living atmosphere exte nds
t o every a re a of the r es idence A
handwritten notice lacked on one wall
informs the m en and women about who
is responsible for doing dishes afte r
ea ch meal J\ list of e mergency phone
numbe rs 1s posted where everyone can
sec it.
Behind the ~,heerfulness of the men
C1nd women 1s an a lmost desperate
gratitude for the exis tence of the
Weinfeld R<'sidence They know that if
it wer e not there. the lives they ar e
trying to keep up would probably not be
possible. I vis ited with an 89-year-old
man named Meyer Trachtenber g who
told m e ahout it
"I DID LIVE in an apartment of my
own," he said. ·1 had to shop for food.
and l am bltnd. so I had to have a girl
go with me every time ll was terrible.
"My son would like me to live with
tum. but there is no one home at his
h ouse du ring the d ay . s o that is
impossible Out this is 1ust like a home .
You have privacy, and · yet you have
people with you."
I asked him what would happen if he
found out that he somehow had to live
a lone a~ain.
"It would be like the end of the
world," he said. "I wouldn't wanl to
live anymore."
As I left the Weinfeld Residence J un·
d e rs t ood that these e lde rl y had
something ver y special going for tbem.
And I kne w that they understood it . too.
lillllY lill
Remember when the amblUona of yo~nc l\lYS was to have a car lnltead of
a can or spray paint? J.C. V.
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Will California slide
in Reaganomics quake?
By CHARLES G. SEU.
Dr Bell is pro~euor u/ political &e1tt1ce 01
Col Stale l"ullerton
Is California immune from recession?
tr Re agonomics 1s a bust rather than a
boom, will the state's GOP feel the
wrath of.disillusioned voters next year?
Riding the crest of Ronald Reagan's
popularity, California's Re publicans
were voicing keen optim ism only a few
months ago.
Both Lt. Gov Mike Curb a nd
Attorney General George Due kmejian
CAllfORNIA COMMINTS
were gearing up their gubernatorial
campaigns. And. no less ttian eight
Republican hopefuls were campaigning
for the United States Senate.
Reagan's economic game plan. at was
argued , would c ure inflation. spur
production, cut unemployment and
boost Republican fortunes
But now the nation 's economy may be
he aded for a severe recession Auto
sales are the lowest they have been
since 1959. Housing construction, a key
component of California· s economy, 1s
at its lowest point in 15 ye.ars.
Worried retailers are c ulling prices
anxious over a sluggish Christmas
season. And, most worrisome of all.
unemployment i' up
November's stale unemployment rate
we nt to 8.2 percent fro m 6. 7 percent last
M ay The c urr ent nati o n al
unemployment rate of 8.4 percent 1s
only slightly higher than California's.
For the past two years. the state's
unem ployment rate has been lower than
the nalion·s. It's this fact that has led
some economists to assert som e kind of
recession "'immunity'· ror the Golde n
St ate.
But, his tori ca ll y, California s
unemployment rate has been higher
than the nation's. And. thus. one could
reasonably argue that the state 1s more
sensitive to economic dis location than is
the nation as a whole.
By BETH TALMAGE
Beth Talmage , a 17-year·old high
school senior from Huntingt on
Beac.h, wrote this open letter to her
younger brother
Dear Scotty,
C hristmas 1s alm ost he re
Your m om and I have been
repealing this to each other
since before Thanksgiving. and
we are excited lo think it's
finally true .
Part of our excitement stems
from the ract that this is your
first rea l Christmas. Last year
you wer e just little, and. since
you didn't really understand
what was happening, your role
wasn't a very active one.
I know that this year is going
to be different and I can hardJy
wait.
But what shall I give you.
Scotty? I know that you'd love
car s or trucks that you can bash
around, or maybe a football like
the ones your big brother s have.
I'm positive that any gift will
be received with a triumphant
s hout of, "Mine!." You're
learning so fast. But none of that
is what I want to give lo you, my
litUe brother. on your first real
Christmas.
I want to give you peace on
earth. You're still so little. You
don't think so, or course. but you
a re -just a tiny blond boy.
built like a tank, with bright
blue eyes and your daddy's grin
ALI boy -you deliver your
bursts of affection with a brute
a t rength that co uld be
dangerou,,.
No sister could love a brother
more than I love you. I want you
to have peace, little Scott. To
1row and learn Ln the s unshine.
warm and free, without a ny
thouaht or violence or hatred. I
want you to know peace .
But Instead I'll buy you a
truck or a football, aet It under
the tree in anticipation of
Christmas morning. and wilt for
the time when you can rettlve
my real gift for you.
Ob, Scotty. J hope ll won't be
A bout 20 pt•rccnt of California's
wo rkers ore 1n munuCacturing, with
unother 4 percent in agriculture. But
<about 75 µc n•cnt ar(' in sales, service,
finance-real estat~. communications. or
ROVcrnmcnt employment. Thus, 3 out or
4 workers hold Job s that are
particularly vulnerable lo economic
cutbacks.
Auto and housing sales have already
collapsed. And pending budget cuts in
state and local government threaten the
JObs of many public e mployees Only
defense s pending re mains strong in
California.
Looming large arc recent predictions
that the Reagan adm inistration will
suffe r huge budget deficits $100
billion-plus th1:-year and in the next t wo
years as well
If these rlef1c·1ls m a terialize they will
almost surel} drive the nation back Into
the high inflation rates that so badly
hurt J1mms Carter in 1980. Reagan
could suffer the same fa~
A recent Field Poll in California
reports that Heagan 's popularity has
begun to sli11 111 his home slate though
54 percent !>till think he 's doing an
·excellent' Job
But o n the specific issue s or
unem ployment and inflation he gets low
ratings . Not surpris ingly, the poor.
blacks. and h1~panics are most critical
w ith up to Im percent r ating the
pres ident low on economic issues
H unemployment continues to grow.
the number o r Reagan critics also will
grow
Reagan rod e into office in 1980 on a
wave of public discontent about the
natio n's economy That wave of
disc1>nlent also ~a ve Republicans
control or the U S Senate and left the
GOP onl y 27 votes s ho rt of control in the
House of Repre:.entat1ves.
After their 1980 victory. Reagan and
C 0 P leader!) across the nation were
talking of rebuilding the party
a1 m in~ al 1982 a nd 1984 making
Republicans into a m ajority for the first
tame an 50 year.,
But Reagonom1cs may shatter that
dream and nowhere else than in
California is the GOP more vulnerable
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Leasehold quotes unrealistic
. (
To the Editor
As judged from letters to the editor in
this and other newspapers. as well as
con versa lions with fri ends. it appears to
me that many people do not understand
t he issues in the controversy over the
leasehold lands uwned by the Irvi ne
Compan y They wa s h to see the
leaseholders honor the te rms or their
lease. or at le ast slop complaining
a bout the high land pri ces Real estate
values in the Ne\.\oport Beach area have
risen greatly, after :ill. during the last
five or six years
llowever. cons ider m' case. I have
owned a house on leasehold land for less
than a yeur. and was prevented from
uuying the land immediately by banks'
poltc1es. which required me to own the
house for a year before granting a
second mortgage Like the ot her
leaseholders. I have see'n th~ land quote
from the Irvine Company almost double
since the begi nntn~ of this year IL 1s
hard to see how this crushing increase
can be justified
The Irvine Company c laims that their
quotes are verified by an independent
appraiser. If such an appraiser exists.
he is unlikely lo have set root in
Newport Reach during the past year
Suppose I walked into a Newport Beach
realtor's office and stated that I wish to
sell my property at twice last year 's
pnc~. and furthermore. I will demand
cas h only. T hey would look at me
as 1f I came from the m oon The agent
would explain that I am out of touch
with reality. and should realize that
real estate prices have bee n stagnant in
the past year and few sales were made
at all without seller f1nanc1ng
OF CO RSE. 1f I informed him that
my prospective buyer would lose his
home if hC' does not bu} at m y price.
and that I have the resources to fight a
legal suit over the interpretation of a
pre vious a~reement which tied the
price to fair market values. the realtor
would probably agree that I would be
able to get any price I set. I could
ignore. for example. the recent report
of the Real Estate Research Council of
Southern California. which staled that
during the last 12 months the appraised
value of homes in Newport Beach 110
m ost cases anC'luding the land l rose by
only 7.9 percent. the lowest increase in
eight years
No. the quote" on leasehold la nrls
have little to do with the fair market
prices as s pecifie d an the le ase
agreements. and a lot to do with the
Irvine Company's profits The Irvine
Company s tands to make several
hundred million dollars on the sa y so of
this "'independent" appraiser. who has
never been identified It is frightening
for individuals to be in the way of a
h uge corpor atio n on the march for
profit!> of lha., magnitude• Mo!>L
leaseholders \.\-(111ld like to buv 1he land
Under their homes WllhOUl COmpulsion.
when affordable f1nant·ing becomes
available They desire no sub!)1d1es. but
would rather not subsidize the Irvine
Company either, for any losses in a
~lugg1!>h real estate market The Irvine
Com pan:-0!> ··creative !>olutwn" so far
<•µpears lo be to for eclose the properl1e•
in quc-;t1on
A really c reative ~olutaon would be tu
forget the mflatcd land q uote~ and set
MAILBOX
ttic price!> according lo a documented
real estate appreciation curve an the
Newport Beach area. as required by the
lca~e agreements
JANOS K LANYI
Professor of Physiology
and Biophysics
l 'nivers1ty of California.
Irvine
Benevolence missing
To the Editor
I feel that the Irvine Company's
s tatement that 1t"tloes not set the value
of l e a se hold land 1s an
oversimplification o r cours e . the
company does n ot d o the actual
appraisals. but 1t s ure ly makes the final
decision as to the new amounts due
And the fi gures being set now are way
out of hne based on the concept set up
by the original Irvine Compa n:,
I ha r e always b een a staunc h
defender of the Irvine Company, which
being l'Srger tha n every other simila r
e ntity, h as been s u bjected l o
tremendous amounts of unfair criticism
over the years Frankly. I no longer feel
this way, nor will I de fend the company
in the future. I do defend that what the
Irvine Company as domg 1s strictly
legal and according lo contract. but its
rigid conformit y to new "so-called"
value as unrealistic.
I DO NOT think you C'an ever explain
to anyone 's s a tis fa c tion t hat the
company is right or ethical I believe
current policies will reap a harvest ol
d1sillus1onment and downright enmity
that may never be lived down. The
obvious intent lo grab ever y las t penny
Crom this inequitable situation will cost
the Irvine Company more in the long
run than it will be worth.
I have never o wne d a n Irvi n e
Company lease I am not out on a hmb
or have any financial interest over the
situation . except that the coming
financial distress will afflict the entire
community I expect at wall trouble the
real estate community an particular,
and entirely destroy public trus t in
future leaseholds
I used to describe the Irvine Company
as benevolent. I am a fraid I can no
longe r do so
BURR WHITE
Ban inheritance tax
To the Editor
I would like to bring lo the attention
of a ll Orange Cou nty r esidents a
m easure that will be on the statewide
primary ballot in June. If passed, the
measure w ill r e p e al Ca lifornia's
inhe ritance t ax. The measure qualified
for the ballot when more than one
million Californians signed petitions to
abolish the tax.
SOME FACTS are in order. First,
C aliforn ia h as o ne t he hig hest
inheritance taxes 1n the nation. Second.
the federal governm ent already has
acted to reduce its estate tax. By 1987, it
will exempt estates up to $600,000.
Pres ently, a $600.000 estate m California
would be subject to a 14 percent tax if it
we nt to a son or daughter If the estate
went 10 another relative. the tax would
be 20 percent. Thal 1s a whopping
Sl20.000, an amount th at wouJd most
likely force the hqu1dation of a family
business. for example.
While $600.000 m ay seem a large sum.
most homes an Orange County are
valued tn the $100,000 to $200,000 range.
It's easy to see how our assets could
t>asily cl1mh when a utomobiles or
various additional persona l effects are
<·onside red This is a tax that threatens
all of us i n o ur d esi r e t o leave
som ething for our children ur relatives.
This 1s hardly a tax that affects the
rich People with great wealth usually
cr eate trusts or othe r methods to avoid
this tax
I believe we all should support this
measure For three years. the slate
Asse mbl y fa ile d t o pass l\uc h a
m easure Once again. the voters had to
work on their own to send a message to
Sacramento. I hope you will join me in
voting next J une to abolish California's
anh eritanC'e lax.
HARRIETT M. WIEDER
Supervisor. Second Dis trict
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Christmas toy wishes no longer ducky
B y ELLEN HO
Ellen Ho i1 prtpanng to celtbrate
Christmas in Laguna Hills.
Al a s hopping center recently, my
2\o'J ·year-0ld daughter had a chance to
sit on Santa's lap. We left Santa's booth
with a Polaroid snapshot of Santa and
my daughter, a nd $4 .19 less in m y
purse.
Holding her picture. she said hapJ'ily:
"l told Santa, l want MacBath the silly
sea slurpent, Mommy." I looked at her
with amuement. Two generations in
two culture1S surely make a lot of
difference.
When I was her age in Indonesia, I
was not as sophisticated as my little
girl now. We did not have television.
and we were not brainwashed by toy
commercials r e peated every 10
minutes. There were no Santas at
a hopping center s , and no Santa's
assistant.!! equipped with cameras.
Slnttrklaas, a Outch name for Santa
Claus, would come only on Dec:.1 .5 to
vlalt elementary schools. Re arti\'ed
with one to five belpen whom we called
Zwarte Plet, meaning Black Piel.
Sinterklau had the aame lmace as
Santa Claus: old, 1mtle. and 1enerous
with a while bea.td and a red aull.
However, Slnterklus rode a hors&
instead or a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
Zwarte Piel was a man with his face,
hands. and legs painted charcoal black.
wearing a beret and a pair of puffed up
shorts . He had a bundle of palm leaf
spines 4 feet long to swat any bad
children. He also carried a huge sack,
into which he would put the s maller
naughty children, unless they would
swear that they would be good to their
parents and teachers .
Older naughty children usually liked
to tease Zwarte Plet; they threw a
handful of confetti at hlm, hoplng that It
would catch his eyes. Zwarte Plet wouJd
not dare lo rub his eyes, since that
might remove the black paint off his
face
I r e member o n Dec . 4 nic_ht
when I was s. m)' mother took me to the
front porch, and asked me to sine for
SlnterkJaa.,. LookJn1 up at the sky, I
sang the same beautiful song that the
little Dutch girl ung In Nat.IUe Wood's
movie ·· Miracle on 3'th Street":
Slnt.rklaas k•PotntJe
Doe wat In mijn ac:hoentje
Doe wal In mlJn lHrtje
Dank U SlnterklauJe
cSlnterklus, put 1oinelhin1 lo my
tlny s boel, put aomet.hln1 tn my Uny
booU, thank you Slnterklau.)
•
As I finished the song. my mother
as ked me to tell Sinterklaas. who
supposedly was listening in the sky,
what did I wish from him. I -not as
sophisticated as my little girl now, and
not knowing what toys were available in
the market at that time -had just a
simple request: "Slnterklaas. please
give me a squeaking rubber duck ..
Then I had to put some grass inside
my shoes under my bed. !IO Sinterklaas
could faed his tired horse. I went to
sleep with the hope that the grass would
be gone in the morning, and that
Sinterklaas would have put a toy duck
in my shoes.
Now my daughter has e different
lllestyle. A squeaking rubber duck Is
only for a baby. Toys for toddlers are
more advanced and educaUooal. She ;s
also spoiled by being able to see Santa,
male or female, al every shoppin1
center way before Christmas. She la
still not aware though, that Santa Cl1us
has hundreds of helpers who are
dressed just llke h.lm.
When the tlme comes, that she ub me. which ls th.6 real Sama Claus. 1
probably would tell her that all Santai
would have to vi.Ill "To Tell the Truth"
on TV, w1'ere only the real Santa Claus
would st.end up.
I
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12 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
Fate of amphitheater clouded Robinsons Oranee County l"air Board members
ure certain of one thln1: No work bas
beiun on the $10 million Costa Mesa
amphitheater since ground·breaking
' cere monl e8 la st July at the Fairgrounds.
Questions left unanswered following
the som e times he a ted board o f
directors meeting last week included :
Why Nederlander Organization has
failed to respond to a letter rrom fair
board m e mbers a s ki ng for a
construction date.
-Whether the contract signed in
March caJled for the completion or the
7 .OOO·seat theater or merely a signed
construction contract by June 30, 1982.
-What Nederlander plans to do. if
anything, about the completion or the
theater at the fairgrounds
Officials of the Nederlander
-
LALIQUE
Organization, whose list of 24 owned or
managed theaters includes the Greek
and the Pantages in Los Angeles, s iined
a 40-year contract in March to construct
a nd operate the Coll,ta Mesa
amphitheater.
Board me mbers d isagreed last
Thursday over whether the contract
called for the completion or the
a mphitheater or me rely a signed
construction contract by June 30, 1982.
''No one can tell me they thought it
would be started by then," said board
mem ber Bob Seat. "We don't know if
it's ever going to be built. I think it 's a
very serious situation."
Membe r Clint Hoose dis ag'l'eed ,
saying the contract only stipulates that
a signed contract for construction be
received by June 30, 1982.
· · 1 r s all open to the interpretation of
whoever 1s reudlng it." said assistant
fair manager John Burke.
So far, Nederlander represcntal1ves
have not rei;ponded to a letter from 1''1ur
Board m e mbe r s requesting u
construction date by Dec 1
In the Nov. 29 letter ra1r board
mem bers said they would contact the
stale Attorney General's office if no
word were re<.'e1ved.
No decis ion to do that was made at
the meeting.
Fair manager Ken Fulk said he spoke
with Nederlander representative Rick
Witte by phone last Friday.
"He reels they're still going to make
it." said Fulk
Fulk declined to s ay whether he
meant the theater would be completed
by June 30 or merely the construction
contract received by that date
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SUNDAY, DEC. 20, 1981 Seventh-ranked DeP.aul 0
handed upset def eat 0 by 11th-ranked UCLA
FOR THE RECORD 86 , .. I See BS. ...;
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Anteaters • survive a slowdown, 46-44
SpedaJ to the DaUy Pilot
MISSOULA, Mont. -OK, so UC Irvine's
potent offensive attack was held to just 15 points in
the second hair, and All-American Kevin Magee
got just 13 all night.
So, the Anteaters were held to just 46 points by
the GrizzJies of Montana Saturday night in the
championship game of the Champion Holiday
Classic basketball tournament.
But if you ask Anteater Coach Bill Mulligan,
he'll glady accept UCl's tense 46·44 victory over
Montana before 6, 154 Grizzly fans.
"We got a big lead and then we let them get
back into the ga m e ,'· Mulligan admitted
afterward. "And that allowed the crowd to get
back into it."
UCI actually jumped out to·a comfortable 18·4
lead in the first half and even held a 31 ·24
advantage after the first 20 minutes.
But it took som e important plays by Randy
Whieldon and a clutch basket by a very tired
Ma gee In the final moments for the Anteaters to
keep their perfect record intact.
For the re~ord, Magee sank two free throws
after he was fouled by Montana's Craig Larsen,
and then Whieldon blocked a last-second jump shot
by G rizzly guard Doug Selvig as the Anteate rs
improved their record to 9-0 on the season.
"Montana did a great job on Kevin," Mulligan
noted. The Anteater forward was held to 19 below
his average, but he did haul down 15 rebounds
while playing the entire 40 minutes
1.n fact, M ulligan said afterward, the
Anteaters' plan in the waning moments was to get
the ball inside to Magee· as often as possible. But
the Grizzlies employed a sagging defense, and
Magee simply was just too tired to get free.
However , he did have enough strength to score
on a layup to give UC I a 4442 lead. The second
time he went to the basket, Selvig fouled him.
With all the pressure or the championship bout
and the noisy Montana crowd voicing its support
for the Grizzlies, Mulligan resorted to a little
s lowdown basketball of his own -a surprise move
for the coach who's known for his run and gun
style.
··I hated to pull the ball out ·like that. but they
(Montana) were in a strange defense," Mulligan
explained. "I don't like to play that way.
"Mike Montgomery <Montan a coach> did a
great job of preparing his club," Mulligan added.
The loss dropped the Grizzlies' record lo 5·4
and brought back memories of the last time these
two clubs met. That game -in the championship
contest of last year's KOA Classic in Billings,
Montana -resulted in another two-point UCI
victory, 65·63.
Whieldon led all UCI scorers Saturday night
with 14 poinl.s a ll of which came in the first hall.
He a lso added seven rebounds
Montana was led by a trio of players with 10
points apiece -Derrick Pope, Marc Glass and
Selvig.
The Grizzlies had a terrible lime at the line,
hitting just 4 of 1 J charity tosses.
As a team. UCJ shot 51 percent from the floor,
while Montana finished at an e ven 50 percent clip.
The Anteaters also outrebounded Montana, 31·16.
Both Magee and Whieldon earn e d all
tournament honors, and Magee also captured Ute
most valuable player title .
The Anteaters return to action Dec. 28 when
they face Arizona State in t he first round of the
Milwaukee Classic at Marquette Univer sity.
In the consolation game Saturday night,.
Arkans as State topped Eastern Michigan. 70-60. •
Edison coines close
Char gers lose in OT to St. Bernard i n f i nals
By ROGER CARLSON oi .. Deity ,.... .....
POMONA -Edison High's Charger s came
within a whiske r of pulling ore one of the season's
finest accomplishments Saturday night -and
m ay be it can still be considered a major
accomplishment despite a 54-52 overtime loss -
the first for the Chargers after seven straight
victories.
The Chargers were forced to settle for second
place here at the San Dimas Tournament of
Champions before an appreciative audience at Cat
Poly Pomona as St. t}ernard rallied after being
down by as many as 12 points in the first half
Richard Chang, the tournament's MVP, was the
big noise for Edison . but in the end it was a drive
through the lane by 6-6 Ronny Grandison with
three seconds left in overtime that provided the
winning margin.
E dison had a 50-47 lead with 2:34 left in
regulation -but that was the last of the Chargers '
advantage as Corey Gaines connected from inside,
then Bobby Thompson stole the ball and hit a free
throw to tie it at 50 with 1.30 left before 1,200
basketball faithful.
Chang picked up his fourth personal foul with
1: 17 left and Kevin Vidato converted it into two
free throws. Rick DiBernardo retaliated with a
bucket to tie it at 52 when J eff Stephens found him
open inside.
St. Bernard, however . had the ball for the final
55 seconds, missed its last-second shot. got the
overtime lip and went for t he last shot.
"I 'm extremely proud and pleased with the
effort." s aid Edison Coach Barry Leigh. "ll 's only
December 20th and we're still looking at a full
season. I think we're ahead of ourselves
.. But St. Berna rd's pressure hurt us in the
second half. They 're awfull y quick. <Corey 1
Gaines lit up a little bit."
Gaines scored 12 of his 16 in the second half to
pace lhe St. Bernard surge, giving the tournament
champions a 6·1 over all record.
All-to urney team
First Team
Rick Di Bernardo (Edison); Kevin Vidato
!St. Bernard); Monte! Hatcher <Santa
Monica): Jay Bil as (Rolling Hills); Richard
Townsend C Verbum Dei).
Second Team
Bobby Thompson I St. Bernard>; Ronny
Grandison (St Bernard); Kerry Boagni
I Serrai: Jim Usevitch <Ocean View >; Lance
Fauria I Crespi 1
MVP Richard Chang < Edjson>
Mark Goudge was hitting from outside a nd
wound up with 10 points, Jeff Stephens had a pair
of buckets in the first half and C hang a nd
D1Bernardo were making a mess of the Vikings'
defe nse. combining for 21 points.
But St. Bernard's press took its toll in the thfrd
period. forcing five Edison turnovers. In all,
Edison mistakes mounted to 14 as opposed to St.
Bernard 's eight.
While St Bernard continued to cut into Edison's
le ad, it appeared the Chargers might have picked
up that vital m omentum with 2 · 34 left when
Stephens found DiBernardo inside for the 50-47
le ad.
But St. Bernard didn't fold. getting the standoff
at 50 a nd 52 and eventually controlling the issue.
Edison had one last chance in overtime with
three seconds left. but t here were no miracles this
time. A long pass from Pete Binaski to Goudge
went unrewarded and St. Bernard was home free.
So lhe Chargers settle for the runner-up trophy .
When Leigh accepted the champion's trophy at the
recent Valencia Tournament. he looked ahead to
this prestigious 16-team gauntlet and said, "We're
gomg into the San Dimas Tournament with the
thought that it will be a good learning
experience "
BR UIN S ' POINT -UCLA 's J ea nne
Beau prey I right >. seen here spiking one
past two San Diego State opponents. leads
the Bruins into today's NCAA Women·s
Di vi s ion I n ationa l vo ll eyba l l
championship match with USC at Paulev
Pavilion. Beauprey 1s a former Mission
Viejo High standout.
For a long time, it seemed Edison's game as the
Chargers' zone defe nse held St. Bernard to a 36
percent effort 19 for 25) through two pe riods
Edison, meanwhile, was sizzling with 15 of 22 from
the field during that span (68 percent> in assuming
a 31·24 halftime bulge.
H e confirmed that statement j ust prior to
Saturday's game. saying he never anticipated a
finals berth for his team
"This has been a confidence-builder for all of
us ." said Leigh.
Lake r s win
d espite loss
of Kup c hak
SAN DIEGO IAP> -Forward
Jamaal Wilkes scored 33 points,
one s hy o r hi s National
Ba s ketball A ssociation
regular season career high,
leading the Los Angeles Lakers
to a 106-100 victory over the San
Diego Cli ppers Saturday night.
The Lakers played without
All -Pro center Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar. who has a sore
right ankle. a nd lost s tarting
forward Mitch Kupchak early in
the second period because or a
kn ee injury.
Kupchak had moved to center
to replace Abdul-Jabbar in the
Lakers' starting lineup. Los
Angeles went with Jim Brewer
and Kurt Rambis at the position
for the remainder of t he game.
Abdul -J a bbar mig h t be
available for duty tonight when
tbe Lakers race t he Atlanta
Hawks . Kupchak, who collided
with a basket support, will be
examined today. His status was
uncertain late Saturday night.
The Lakers led most of the
way, but didn't have the game
wrapped up until t h e final
minute. Los Angeles led by just
one point. 95·94, with five
minutes to play but its defense
he ld the Clipper s to just six
points after that, including a
rleld goal by Jerome Whitehead
with six seconds to go.
Michael Cooper, normally a
reserve but a starter because of
Abdul -J ab ba r's i nju ry,
cont ributed a career-high 24
point.a for the Lakers. Earvin
"Maile" J ohnson added 22
polnta, l3 rebounds a nd seven
uslats for Loe An1eles. 19-7.
Forward Joe Bryant led the
Clippers wtth a aeuoa-bith 2l
point.. Freeman WllUama and Mi~hael Brooks added 20 and 18
pomta res~tlvely.
Let's .see • • • Dominic who?
E veryone m issed Steve Rosenbloo m 's key q uote
Nobody came in on lhe noon balloo.n from
Saskatoon and asked me, but ...
• Jn all the recent "investigative" s tories on
Madame Ram's c urrent husband, Dominic
Frontiere , all the reporters said Frontiere had
been a close frie nd of the family before the death
of Carroll Rosenbloom but they all missed the
highly significant quote from CarroU's son, Steve
... "Before C.R. 's death, I never laid eyes on
Dominic.
• The job UCLA did in throwing alumnus and
basketball benefactor Sam Gilbert to the NCAA
wolves was a classic.
• On the West Coast's surviving football
League teams : the San Francisco 49ers m ay rind a
way to win 1t and it is a mortal cinch the San Diego
Chargers wilt find a way to blow it.
• Asked about Vince Ferragamo's experience
with the Montreal club of the <.:anadJan t'ootbaJI
Leagu e , Ca nadian s ports columnist J ohn
Robertson replies, "Really, no one paid that much
attention to Ferragamo. He was just another
quarterback who couldn't play."
• I F YOU THINK it Isn't possible for a sports
franchise owner to surround himself with a bunch
of stiffs, check the oper ation of Jerry Buss' Los
Angeles Kings.
• Former Los Angeles Aztecs general
manager Marvin Milkes, who aJways lands on his
feet, may next alight in Seattle as GM of the
Mariners.
• Show me a man who knows something about
professional football and I'll show you a man who
will tell you it will take more than one year to
rebuild the Rams.
• Yes, Mut)ammad AU will fipt a1ain ... U
the organbaUon which calls bis abots can find a
promoting body and a city or "country wUUna to
take it.
'
Saturday's football
NFL
New York Glunts 13, Dallas 10 ( ot 1
Miami 16, Buffalo 6
Tangerine Bowl
Missourt 19, S. Mississippi 17
CaJlforala Bowl
Toledo Z7, San Jose St. 25
<See 1torlet, pa1e 84)
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
• HERSCHEL WALKER has signed to appear
in the sprints at the Sunkist track meet in Los
Angeles Jan. 23 and it would seem a natural to
have Herschel go against Marcus Allen, but the
Sunk isl promoter is a notorious penny pincher.
• The Fiesta Bowl for USC and the Bluebonnet
Bowl for UCLA are not regarded by the Trojans
a nd Bruins as second rate affairs because the
guar antees are first rate.
• If you think it doesn 'l help to know someone
in the national network television jungle, consider
that NBC has just extended the contract of Pete
Axthelm, the footba ll forecaster with the sliff neck
and high-pitched voice and woeful won-loss
percentage.
• SPORTS TOUR IUNG Suri Kim says Iowa
will bring a large and enthusiastic group to town
for the Rose Bowl . . . as far as h.is business is
concerned, the tragedy would have been Mlcbiean.
• The media put the knock on San Die10
Padres s hortstop Ou~ Smith when he asked ror a
25·year contract, but the sports world needs more
comedy relief or this sort.
• The early llnea on the bowl rames are very
conservative because or the medicore records of
most of the te ams.
• It Is a minor factor to be coo.sldered when
wondering if San Francisco can gel past Dallas
and into the Super Bowl but the 49en blew out the
Cowboys, 45-14, earlier lhls season.
• IF REPORTS ABE COBBECI' that former
Rams vice president Harold Quiver r ecently
bou1ht a seat on the stoc:k exchan1e. it would have
to be a booster chair. • There may never be a more clasalc eumple
or a IUY reacblna for a reuon to set "up" for a
same than Rama ca.uartel'back Dan PaatorinJ
aayina a Monday nJpt victory over the Atlanta
Falcona would Jene the RalPI with a ''aw.et
taste" 10inJ into tralnln1 camp next July . . . But
It apparently "'°'ed.
\
"~--WINNING FORM -Tracy Austin uses bacldtand during
Saturday night's match aaatnst Chris Evert Llord at
East Rutherford, N.J. Austin won, 6·1, 8·2 a nd wll play
Martina Navratilova for the ct}amplonsl\lp today.
-Orange.Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oecomber 20. 1981
Fernando decides
he'll tie the knot
From AP dllpatcllet
LOS ANGELES -· Mike Brito,
the Los An1eles Dodgers· scout who
discovere d su p erstar pitche r
Fernando Valen.zuela for the World •• Sertea winners, bas confirmed that the Rookie
of the Year and Cy Young Award winner will be
marrted on Dec. 28.
"He'a been engaged ror a long time," Brito
was quoted as saying.
vaLaeau.u
··But now that he has a
better position, they got
more serious
"He asked me to be his
best man. You know, he's
like my own son.
Brit o s a i d that
Valenzuela, 21, will marry
Linda Buijos, a 20.-year-old
elementary school teacher
from Merida, the Caribbean
port city o n Mexico's
Yucatan Peninsula. The wedding will take place
in the bride-to-be's hometown, Brito s aid.
Brito said Valenzuela told him of the plans
on Wednesday, when the yotmg left-hander from
Sonora, Mexico, made his winter league season
debut for the Navajoa Mayos. ln that game, •
Valenzuela walked none, struck out five and
allowed only three hits in five innings as Los
Mayos beat Mazatlan 8-1.
Valenzuela was a key factor as the Dodgers
advanced to the 1981 World Series and defeated
the New York Yankees in six games for their
first Series triumph s ince 1965.
Muhammad loses crown to Braxton
ATLANTIC C ITY , NJ. -m Challenger Dwight Braxton pounded
Matthew Saad Muhammad with a
brutal right jab and took away his World Boxing
Council light heavyweight title with a
10th-round knockout Saturday.
Braxton. of Camden. N.J ., a boxan"
unknown until recently, overwhelmed the
champion in hls ninth title defense by punishing
Muha mmad inside throughout most of their
scheduled 15-round fighl.
Lafluer, Montreal down Bruins
aoal and assla\.ecl on two others u the '
Guy Lan eur scored the wlnnin1 ~·
Montreal (;anadlen1 defeated the
Boston Oruina, 5·2 Saturday night for
their tlfth strai11ht Na tional Hockey LeM1tue
triumph. The Can•dlena. who are unbeaten in
their last scvt1n games , now have a three point
lead over 8utfalo In the Adams Division .
ln other games, l>oe Maloney scored with s: 53
l e ft as th e New York
Range rs rallied from u
lhrcu-goal deficit ror a 3.3 tie
with Pittsburgh Jim
Pepllmld took advantage of
two gambles by Colorado
netminder Glenn Resch to
score two goa ls and lead
Calgary to a 5·2 decision over
the Rockies Mike
Bossy's two first-period goats LA,uu11 p a c e d th e N e w Y o r k
Islanders to a 5·1 victory over Detroit
Re:il Clouller and Michel Goulet each scored
twice to lead Quebec to a 7-3 victory over
Buffalo . . Wayne Gretsk:y, Dave Lumley
and Jarl Kurrl combined for eight 'oats in
leading Edmonton to a 9-6 romp over Mtnnesota
. . . Wayne Babych scored twice to s upport
the shutout goaltendlng of Mike Llut, leading St
Louis to a 5·0 victory over Vancouver.
Quote bf the day
J ohn Robinson, USC football coach,
talking about f1cshmar, fullback Mike Alo:
"We hounded him about being overweight,
but he'd just say to m e, 'Look who's
talking.' "
Sloan an Academic All-Ame rican
Former Estancia High standout [i]
Kevin Sloan, now with Washlngton c. •
State, was among the players chosen
to the Academic All-America team
announced Saturday The team was chosen by
the College Sports Informa tion Directors of
America and to be eligible for the squad, a
player must be a regular performer for his
team and must have a grade point average of at
least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Sloan,
s tudying pre-law. maintained
a 3.62 average. The leading
vote-getter on the first team
was Sta nfo rd 's Darrin
Nelson , an urban stud ies
m ajo r w h o had a 3 0
G P i\ . . . Phil Reno kicked
,1 ~3 yard field goal early in
the fourth quarter and gave
Elon College a 3·0 victory
11.oAN over Pittsburgh State for the
NA IA Di v1s1on I nationa l championship.
Pistons romp behind Trlpucka
Rookie Kelly Trtpucka acored 19 m
of his 31 pointa ln the third period aa
f>t•t roit defe utcd the New York
Krurk8, 132· 104 Suturday night In the
National OIUlketball Association, handln1 the
Kn lcks their worst defeat or the aeaaon. Tbe
Pi:itoni; had lost 10 of their prevloua 11
out l n~~ . C:alvla Muplly scored 10
fourth Qu arter points and pulled down five
i !
.
r e b o unds a s Houston
overcame a nine·polnt deficit
t o d e feat C hica10 .
102·95 . . . Julius Ervl•I
scored five of h1a 1ame-h11b
36 points in overtime to lead
Philadelphlll to a 123·118 win
over Boston. The win pushed
the 76ers a half-game a head
of Boston in the Atlantic
Division . . Rookies lay
VIDcent and Rolaado
Blackman combined for 15 points ln the fourth
quarter to rally Dallas to a 102-95 win over
Portland . . Otis Blrdtollt scored 29 points
and Buck WilUams added 20 to pace New Jersey
lo a 119· 107 victory over Cleveland . . . A
game-high 25 points from Deaala Jollaaoa
helped Phoenix score a 95-87 victory over
Kansais City . . . Alex En&Uab poured ln a
i.eason-h1gh 36 points to lead Denver to a 138-W
victory over San Antonio . . . Gu WWI•••
scored 11 of h1s 30 polnt.1 in the thlrd quarter to
help Seattle down Utah , 115-103 . . . World
Free scored 25 pomts and Ben1ard KID& added
23 as Golden Sla4! defeated Atlanta, 126-109.
<Nett undergoes leg surgery
Ste ve Ovelt, Britain's Olympic Ill
gold medalist and the l ,500·meter
wo rld r eco rd holder, underwent
surgery Saturday for a leg injury. Ovett ran into
a fence while training 10 days ago and tore a
muscle above the knee. A hospit al spokesman
s aid Ovelt will ha ve his leg in plaster for two
weeks and will then need to build up the
affeded muscle for a further six weeks before
r esu m in g training . . . Sbanelllte took
comm and in the stretch before pulllng away to
capture the Yuletide Purse by 2~ lengt.ha at
Holly wood Park Saturday. Shanekite, the 4.5
favorite r idden by SHdy Hawley and carrying
117 'pounds. covered the seven furlongs in 1: 21
3/5, bea ting runner -up Flying Cblck and
third-place finisher Island Whirl ... Two tep
University of Nebraska athletes, sophomore
quarterback Turner Giil and gymnast Jim
Ha rtung, underwent s urgery Saturday morning.
The prognosis for Gill was generally good
followin~ eX'ploratory s urgery on bis lower right
leg A bone chip was removed from Hartung's
elbow in what offi cials described as a routine
oper ation
Kings, Hartford
skate to 5-5 tie
HARTFORD, Conn. <AP> -Rookie RoA
Francia scored an unaaalated s oal wltb 4:01 •
remalnin1 to lift the Hartford Whalers to a S-5 tie
with the Los Angeles Klnga Saturday nltht In a
National Hockey Leaaue aame.
Francis Intercepted a pass ln the neutral aone ·
and scored on a 35-foot shot over the left ahouJder
or Kings' 1oalie Doug Keans.
Marcel Dionne bad put the Kln11 ahead
halfway throu1h the final period with ht.a 24th 1oa1
of the season.
Hartford, which rebounded from a 3-1 deficit
on second·period goals by RJclt Meaeher, Blake . •
Wesley a nd Blaine St ou1hton , s n apped a
three-game losing streak. Los Ansel es sill I hu
only one victory In lts last 11 road games.
George Lyle scored for Hartford in the flrtl
period. The Kings got scores in the fir•t two
periods on two tallies by Steve .Bozek and coaJa by
Dan Bonar and Doug Smith.
Bozek's goals were his 21st and 22nd of the
season. Dave Taylor had three assis ts for the
Kings.
Keans replaced Marlo Lessard in the net.I for
the Kings, after Lessard gave up seven goals
T hursday night against Pittsburgh. He faced 42
shots from the Whalers, including 19 in the.second
period.
It took Hartford just over two minutes to get
on the scoreboard. The Whalers' Lyle scored h1f
third goal on assist.I from Blaine Stoughton and
former Phlladelphla Flyer Rick MacLeish.
The Kings' Bonar •got the equalizer just 29
seconds later on assists from Jay Wells and
Taylor.
Huskies arrive;
ready for roses
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Greeted by s unny
s kies and snappy m usic, the Washington Huskies
arrived in Southe rn California Saturday to
continue preparations for the Rose Bowl against
an Iowa team that Husky Coach Don James says
is remarkably similar to his own club.
The Washington party was greeted by Rose
Bowl Queen Katy Potthast and several
Tournament of Roses officials after the Huskies'
c hartered jet touched down at Los Angeles
International Airport.
James received a bouquet of roses from the
queen and his players were given cloth rose
stickers for their lapels and a fresh California
orange while the Pasadena City College band
played "Everything's Coming UP. Roses."
Viewers spared Rams' game this afternoon
"We're delighted to be back," said J ames,
whose 12th-r ated team is making its third
appearance in the New Year's Day classic in the
last five years. "Being down here twice before, we
know it's a marvelous experience. It's a thrill of a
lifetime just to be here once."
Was hington, champion of the Pacific-10
Conference, will take a 9·2 record against Iowa,
3-3. which shared the Big Ten tiUe with Ohio State. NFC Central Division decider showcased ; Kings battle Boston later i n. afternoon
"It's remarkable how many similanties we
By HOWARD L. HAND\'
Of hie ~ Pl ... ltMt
It's rather light fare fo r a Sunday at home
watchlng television .
1 p.m., Channel 4 V' ./ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: Cincinnati at Atlanta
Announcers: Charlie J ones and Len Dawson.
Cos1>lf Segments on what makes the Dallas Cowboys have. It's as much as I've ever seen in a Rose
"Arner1ta's Team,· and female boxing a nd karate Bowl," James said. "The defense primarily and
thamrnon Graciela Ca~lllas. the kicking game has pulled both teams through. RADIO Football Washington at Rams, 1 p.m ., KMPC "Both teams have blocked five kicks , they Two NFL ga m es (you are s pared the
Ram-Washington contest J and the Kings game will
about suffice for toda y 's viewing.
(710) have scored three touchdowns on kick returns and
There's very little al stake in today's reqular Basketball Atlanta at Lakers. 6· so p.m.. we have come close lo that or matched that. We 've
season fi nale. Cincinnati has clinched the American KL AC <S70l had a great placekicker Chuck Nelson the past two
It will be Tampa Bay and Detroit in a battle for
the National Conference Central Division title
(Channel 2, 10 a.m.) to get the day's viewmg under
way. The winner captures the di vision title and the
loser could miss out on even a wild card berth.
Conference Central Division title and all other teams Hockey Kings a t Boston, 3.SO p.m .. KPRZ years and they have a punter Reggie Roby who Jed in that d iv ision have been elim inated from the I 11 SOL the nation " playoff picture. Ci ncinnati is favored by 1 ~int ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Cincinnati at Atlanta tame has no bearing
on the playoff picture (Channel 4 at 1 >. Cincinnati
has clinched the American Conference Central
Division title and Atlanta is out of the picture.
3:50 p.m .. Channel 9 ../ ./ ../ ../
NHL HOCKEY: Kings al Boston.
Announcers: Bob Miller and Nick Nic kson.
Kings hockey fans will g~t a chance to view
their favorites against t he Boston Bruins {Channel
9 at 3:50 p.m. ).
The Kings, still suffering from defensive lapses,
are coming off a 5-S tie with Hartford Saturday night.
Today, they could see former teammate Rogle Vachon in the nets for the Bruins.
Following are the top sparts fvents on TV today
Rat1n9s are: • • • • excellent •.• worth watchinq
''fair;, forget it. OTH ER TELEVISION
9 30 a.m 12) -NFL TODAY A look at the
numerous poss1b1t1 ties for ~st -season play
10 a.m., Channel 2 V' ./ ./ 12 30 p.m (4 ) NFL '81 Len Dawson reports
NFL FOOTBALL: Tampa Bay at Detroit.
Announcers: Dick Stockton and J ohnny Morn s
on playing with pain in t he NFL. Al so a
retrospective look at the career of defensive tac kle Alan Page.
There's an oddity In t his one. The winner 4 p.m. (7) NCAA BOWL PREVIEW A loolc. captures the conference tltle wi th a 9-7 record and the loser concludes play with an 8.-8 re<:ord and will not make the playoffs.
at the major bowl games and this year's quest for
No, 1 Host: Kei th Jackson.
4·30 p.m. (7) -SPORTSBEAT With Howard
NFL standings
I NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE
Westen Dh1slon Western Division
W L T PF PA Pct. W L T PF PA Pct.
San Fran. 12 3 0 336 233 .800 De nver 10 S O 297 254 667
AUanta 7 8 0 398 325 .467 San Diego 9 6 O 455 380 .600
Rama 6 9 0 296 321 .400 Kansas City 8 7 o 333 2.84 .533
New Orleans 4 11 o 190 357 .267 Oakland 7 8 o 263 320 .467
Eastern Division Seattle 5 10 O 280 367 .333
Dallas 12 4 O 367 zn .750 Eastern Division
Philadelphia 9 6 0 330 221 .600 Miami 11 4 1 345 275 .719
N.Y. Giants 9 7 0 295 257 .563 N.Y. Jets 9 S 1 327 2.84 633
St. Louis 7 8 0 315 370 .467 Buffalo 10 6 O 311 276 .625
Washington 7 8 0 317 342 .467 New England 2 13 0 301 347 .133
Central Dtvbloa Baltimore 1 14 o 236 512 .067
Detroit
Green Bay
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Cbic•IO
8 7 0 380 302 .533 Central DlvlaloD
8 7 O 321 333 .533 Cincinnati u 4 O 391 276 .733
8 7 o 295 251 .533 Pittsbureh 8 7 o 336 276 .533
7 8 o 319 359 .467 Houston 6 9 o 280 335 .400
5 10 0 218 ~ .333 Cleveland s 10 O 255 333 .333
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Of Ille Oallet S'-ft
Only1e Rams could find a
way tcrovide drama in what
woul otherwise be a
meaniress game against the
Wa s h g loo R e d~ kins at
Ana he Stadium today Cl
o'clock •
The rama will s urround
All· Pre enter Ric h Saul who,
a fter !tears of not missing a
s ingle me. will hang up his
he lmebr good after today's
performce.
Saul ill be playing in has
176th nsecutive contest. a
mark •ich puts him third on
the allme Rams llst behind
Merlin>lsen ( 198> and Tom
Mack 0 >
Jronally , Saul will be
makinihis Cinal appearance
with hi win brother -Ron, an
offensi lineman himself for
the Recins. in attendance.
"I 've>layed football for 24
years. with m y brother," said
Rich. t's ironic I'm playing
againslny brother Sunday. He
isn't su if he's coming back "
Rich however.
"Wh< I heard Wednesday I
had mle the Pro Bowl." he
contmli, "it seemed like the
right tie for me Clo retire>
I 've a1ays dreamed about
going o on top ."
Ht> w,'t exactly go out on top
s ince e Rams -nor the
Redski' for that matter -a re
eligibl(for the playoffs, but
Rich dtS have six Pro Bowls
a nd one Super Bowl game
behind him.
"Twe lve years. I figure. is a
career." said Rich. "I just thank
the Lord I was able lo go Uus
long. I've really enjoyed it and I
leave with no regrets .
"When I made my first Pro
Bowl it was very satisfying.
Sance then I've played a lot more
years This retirement is
defintely for real."
On the Reds kins' s ide. Ron,
who came to Washington an a
1976 t rade w1th Houston. saad of
retirement "You never know I
would like to go on playi ng. but
tame catches up with you .
The twins are 33 and played
together in high school and at
M ichigan State Rich admits
that he could proba bly play
another year or two. but added·
"I don't want to taint the
memories "
And. Rich contends the
memories have not been tainted
despite the Rams' dismal 6·9
record this year
"I think all things work for the
good," he said. "I think this can
be a helpful season for the team.
You can't just write off the
Rams and say they're going to
die now. I think there's still a lot
"of character there.
··we lost a lot or close games
this year. Win those and we're
10-5 and back in the playoffs
again I can see the Rams
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the same people next year."
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/SUnday, December 20, 1981 83
Marina drops title tilt
Fountain Valley capt ures Fremont Tournament
S ANTA MARIA -Marlna Hlih's
b11s ketbaU team du~ Itself too large a hole
In the first half, falling behind by as many
as 15, and dropped the championship game
of the Santa Maria Tournament Saturday
night, 60-49 to Dana Hills.
we would win In our bracket and we knew
we were going lo phay In the flrat round at
Orange."
who added that he thought hi.B team may
have been tired jus t a bat Saturday.
In the third-place ·game, St. J oseph's
nipped Righetti, 58·57 and Santa Barbara
captured the consolation crown. 58--48 over
Santa Ynez
Laguna sturting guurd Johnny Mann
was held out of the lineup with a bad back.
The Vikings were a little too careless
with the basketball in the early going and
the result was a number of turnovers
which led to Dana Hills baskets.
Laguna Beach 51, Pio neer 50
T h e Artists grabbed their second
non-league victory in as many nights but
had to work overtime to get it.
Fountain Valley 47, Fremont 44
SUNNYVALE -The Barons completed a
s uccessful journey to the Fremont
Tournament, beating the host school In
overtime.
"It was one of those nights where we
dropped a few balls out of bounds, threw a
few away and generally didn't play that
well." sigh ed Marina Coach Steve
Popovich.
Rudy Dvork hit both ends of a
one-and-one situation with 20 seconds to
play to put Laguna in front to stay.
Jeff Hughes and Ken Harter were each
named to the all tournament team as the
Barons improved their record to 6·2
overall.
Though the Vikings outpointed the
Dolphins by two points after intermission,
a 13-point halftime deficit was just too
much to overcome.
It marked the second straight night that
Laguna had overcome an early deficit.
The Artists trailed by as many as eight
points in the third quarter.
Alan Villenueva had 15 points and Rolf
Jacobs added 10 for Fountain Valley.
"We battled back and kept our poise."
said Laguna Coach Jerome Karp. "I
thought CScott) Fortune played very well
defensively, <Bob) Short did well on the
boards and generally everyone
contributed."
The Barons return to the court the day
after Christmas, opening play in the
Orange Tournament.
"We like to play an up-tempo game and
we n ever r ea lly got into it," s aid
Popovich. "Last night (Friday) we c ame
from eight behind to win (over Righetti)
but tonight we j ust got too far behind."
Kapp names s taff
Scott Filipek had 11 points and Rick
Smith added 10 for the Vikings, who fell to
6-2 with the setback. The two teams will
get a rematch right away when they meet
1n the firs t round of the Orange
Tournament next week.
The Artists nearly lost the contest in
heart-breaking fashio n at the buzzer in
regulation. A Pioneer shooter, casting oH
from halfcourt, hit the back of the rim
with his toss before it caromed harmlessly
off
BERKELEY CAP) -Joe Kapp, who
became the University of California's new
head football coach two weeks ago,
a nnounced his 1982 staH Saturday and it
included four assistants who served under
former coach Roger Theder.
"We thought we'd play them twice in a
row," Popovich said. "We each believed
"We'll give 'e m that shot and if they
make it. what can you do?" quipped Karp.
One of the four newly hired assistants is
Charlie West, who played with Kapp on
the Minnesota Vikings or the National
Football League ..
W aniors gel, 38-36
Woodbridge captures Newport tourney championshi p
Bv ROBB M UNSON
Oftlle Dally~ S'-"
The Woodbridge Warrior basketball team held
the Rio Hondo Prep Tares scoreless in the fourth
quarter, and came from behind to win the Newport
Christian Tournament. 38·36, Saturday night at
Newport Christian.
"I'm so proud of all of our guys," said
Woodbridge Coach Bill Shannon. "I'm really
happy with the win, and with our team."
Shannon had reason to be proud as the
Warriors. led by sophomore guard Mark Foringer.
turned an eight·point deficit into a two-point
victory.
Foringer. who led all scorers with 15 points,
was picked by the coaches as the most valuable
player in the tournament Foringer also had seven
s teals, and m ade five pressure free throws in the
fourth quarter
Rio Hondo Prep had a 36-30 lead as the fourth
quarte r st arted. but watched in dismay as
Woodbridge converted six free throws and scored
a basket to put them in the lead
Bill R oush s tarted th e scoring for
Woodbridge in the fourth quarter as he made a
free throw. and then with 6:55 left in the game.
Foringer connected on two more charity tosses.
Then David Wi se m ade a basket. and
Woodbridge was down by a point. Foringer came
through with two more free throws. which put
Woodbridge on top. 37·36 With 2: 15 left, Foringer
added another free throw.
Meanwhile, Rio Hondo Prep couldn't figure
out the Woodbridge defense as they went ice cold
from the floor and frigid from the line . Rio Hondo
Prep had six free throw attempts during the
second half. yet missed every shot from the line.
"We changed our defense in the fourth
quarter," said Shannon. "We played a match-up
zone, which forced them to shoot from the
outside."
Shannon's tactics worked out as Ri o Hondo
Pre p couldn't connect with a ny s hots. and
Foringer and company went on to victory.
Woodbridge s tarted the game by rattling off
six straight points . But Rao Hondo Prep came back
by outscoring the Warriors. 12·2 in a six minute
duration. At the hair. Rio Hondo Prep led. 24·20,
but could manage only 12 second-half points.
''They <Rio Hondo Prep> are a well coached
group," added Shann·on. "It's tough to beat a team
twice. We played them jus t last week."
Woodbridge collected a 44·42 decision aoinst Rio
'Diamonds shines
The long-awaited due l between Denim N
Diamonds and Sgt. Pepper Featur e, two horses
that had combined for 23 wins in their last 25
races. finally came off Saturday night at Los
Alamitos Race Cou rse and the two didn 't
disappoint a nyone as they battled down through
the stretch with Denim N Diamonds posting a neck
victory in the Champion of Champions.
Denim N Diamonds, sent postward as the
heavy 3.5 favorite of the 10,650 fans In attendance,
broke evenly and raced right on or near the lead
throughout the 440-yard dash but had to bold on
gam e ly unde r 36-year-old veteran Jerry
Nicodemus to post the victory worth $100,000. .
All-tourne y te am
Anthony Beck <Orange Lutheran), Steve
Tw o rk (Newport Christian), Mike P e mpe r
<Liberty Christian>. Matt King <Capo Valley
Christiani.
MVP Mark Foringer <Woodbridge >
Hondo Prep an its first m eeting between the two
team!>
Defensive gems were turned in by Roush.
Wisc, and John Moreland as they combined for 21
rebounds. and limited Rio Hondo Prep to only 37
percent from the floor.
Woodbridge runs its record to 8·1 on the
season. The Warriors only loss came at the hands
of Ellis. 46-43. Ellis was runner-ups in CIF s mall
schools last year
Rustlers capture
Sequoias crown
VfSALIA -Truett Hatton pumped home 29
points and earned the most valuable player title
Saturday night. as Golden West College downed
t"resno Caty College, 78· 73 to capture the College of
Sequoias Tournament championship.
The Rustlers. who improved their record to
12 ·2 with their three.game s weep in the
tournament, had to battle back from a 46-45
halftime deficit and withstand the hot shooting of
Fresno's Cye Adams.
Adams pumped home 22 points in the fi rst half
alone. However the all-tournament star picked up
his fourth foul with 10 minutes remaining in the
game And before he could be replaced. Adams
pi cked up his fifth pe rsonal.
Meanwhile. the Rustlers benefited from a
12 -for 18 performance from the floor by Hatten.
GWC also got 13 points from Murphy Davis. 12
from Darin Bowen and 10 from Ray Jacobs.
Jacobs. who had 19 points in the Rustlers'
victory over San Jose Friday night , added five
rebounds against Fresno CC.
'Tm st arting to see that we have some pretty
good players," admitted GWC Coac h Jim
Greenfield. ''I'll take a 12·2 record at this stage
any day."
Fresno CC's Adams finished the evening with
27 points.
GWC's Art King, who had nine points Saturday
night, added 13 rebounds He hauled down 35
rebounds duhng the three-game tourney.
• • •
All-tourney t e am
Rowland Brooks <Sequoias), Trevor Green
<San Jose CC>. Bill Morales <Citrus). Cye Adams
t Fresno CC>. Darin Bowen <Golden West).
MVP -Truett Hatton <Golden West >.
SoCal College
wins thriller
with rally
It's hard to imagine a more
dramatic comeback effort than
the o ne dis played b y the
Southe rn California College
basketball team Saturday night.
Trailing by three points with
six seconds left. the Vanguards
incredibly pulled one out, 94-93
over Claremont on the So<.:al
College floor.
M 1ke Calahan hat both ends of
a onC'·and-one situation with six
seconds left to make it 93 -92
when the Vanguards came
through with the d efensive play
of the game After calling a pair
of timeouts lo !>el up a d efens ive
s trategy , SoCal for ced a
Claremont turnover on a pass
that went out or bounds.
Brati Carson was fouled on a
shot with one second left and
buried both free throws to
culminate the comeback Paul
Hohmann. the 6-6. 220-pound
cente r. was a key to the the
Vanguards' attack with 18 points
and 15 rebounds, while Mark
Roche also had 18 and Carson
led all scorers with 25.
"We really pulled together,"
i aid Southern Ca l College
~ssistant coach Jeff Malscead.
Now 8 ·2 overall, th e
Vanguards welcome Northland
:o llege of Wisconsin New Year's
Eve at SoCal College.
Heron wrestle r s
win tourna m e nt
LONG BEACll -Fountain
Valley Hig h 's wrestling team
rolled over a 11 fo ur o f its
opponents Saturday to win the
Millikan lO·way tournament.
The Baron wrestlers fi nished
the two-day tournament with an
8-0 record. holding off second
place South Hills C7·U . Lompoc
and Westminster lied with 6·2
marks
Fountain Valley was paced by
105-pound Steve Mino and his
114 -pound brother, Mike. who
won all eight of their matches.
The Barons' Paul Whitley also
finished the tournament with an
8 ·0 m a rk. wrestling in the
155-pound category.
Heavyweight Paul Abshire
went 7·1. a s did teammates J eff
Uy e k aw a ( 119 > a m d Fr an k
Aguirre 067>.
Westminster was led b y
119-pound J erry Simpson who
finished 7-0 to win his division.
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OrangeCout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
Field goals spark
Missouri victory
Toledo
outscores
San Jose ORLANDO, Fla (APl -Bob
Luccbetl kicked a record tying
four field goals and a 1warmln1
Mlaaourl deren a e k e pt
l8lb ·r•nk e d Southern
Mlsalss lppl bottled up
throu1hout the gam~ aa the
Tl1er1 rolled lo a 19·17 victory ln
the Tan1erine Bowl Saturday nleht.
Lucchesi. a sophomore from
Colorado Springs, Colo., drilled
his field goals from 45, 41 , 30 and
28 yards as the Big Eight
Conrerenc e repres entative
rtnlsbed the year wllb an 8·4
record.
Missouri's defense, led by
All·American t ac kle J e rr
I DAHOST.
WINS, 34-23
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (APJ
-Senior quarterback Mike
Machurek di~ted Idaho State
to thre e wind -aided
second-quarter touchdowns and
the Bengals whipped Eastern
Kentucky 34-23 Saturday in the
Pioneer Bowl for the NCAA
Divt.sion lAA national
championship.
It wa s the fir s t
championship·game appearance
for ihe Bengals, 12-1, who went
0-11 just two years ago. The
Colonels, 12·2, were m a king
th.el~ third championship-game
trip ma row.
Eastern Kentucky entered the
game as the NCAA 's top-ranked
Division IAA team and Idaho
State was No. 2.
With a 25 mph wind at his
back, Machurek drove the
Bengals 52, 80 and 38 yards for
second-period scores.
C a y lord a nd u re t y Kevln
P otte r , ucke d third te am
All -Ame rican quarte rbac k
Re ggie Collier six tlmes for
losses of 42 yards and humed
him into errant passes most of
the night.
Southern, 9-2 -1, trailed 13·3 at
halftime, but got Into contention
when Bruce Miller returned an
Interception 22 yards to the
Missouri 8, setting up Sammy
Winder's 4-yard touchdown run
midway thro ugh the third
quarter .
The Tigers , however, came
right back with a 75·yard drive
that ended on Lucchesi's third
field goaJ with only 14 seconds
left in the quarter.
The Tiger kicke r built the
m a r g in lo nine points four
minutes into the final quarter
a rter Missouri took advantage of
a shanked 10-ya rd punt by Bruce
Thompson at the Tiger 34.
The 75-yard drive featured a
gamble on a fourt h ·and·7 at
midfield, when Bill White took a
short snap in punt formation and
ke pt the drive alive with a
8-yard run.
The Golden Eagles struck for
a touchdown with only 63
seconds to pla y when backup
qu a rte rback Da v y S e lle r s
connected with Louis Lipps on
a scoring play that covered 74
yards. Lipps got behind the
defense and made the reception
at the Missouri 35.
The Tigers then recovered an
onside kick.
Southern's other score came
on a 37-yard fi eld goal by Steve
Cla rk in the second quar ter.
Missou ri broke a scoreless
deadlock wilh only 40 seconds
remaining in the first quarter on
a 3-yard run by Bob Meyer lhat
capped a St-yard drive which
featured pass completions or 19
and 37 yards by Brad Pe rry.
FRESNO <API -Toledo'1
Tony Lee kicked a 4l·y&rd field
goal with 19 seconds lei\, Jlvina
the Rocket.a a 27-25 victory over
San Jose State in the tlr1t
California 8owl college football
game.
The 1ame-wlnning kick came
just half a minute after the San
Jose Sparla.ns, who trailed 21-3
in the third period, went ahead
o n a touchdown pass and
two·point conversion.
The Spartans, champions of
the Pac ific Coas t Athletic
Asso~lation , got a 467·yard
pas sing performance from
qua rterback Steve Clarkson
who hlt s ophomore wid~
receiver Mervyn Fernandez for
three touchdown passes.
Fernandez' third touchdown
catch, on a 35-yard play came
with 52 s e cond s lefi and
tailback Gerald Willhite threw a
wobbly conversion pass to wide
receiver Ken Taylor.
On th e tou c hdown,
Fernanedez caught the ball at
the 20-yard line, sidestepped a
defender and raced into the end
zone.
The Rockets, Mid-American
Conference champs, began from
their 20.yard line after the
en s u i ng ki c koff . and
quarterback Maurice Hall's
39-yard pass lo Bill Poure was
the key play on the quick drive
for the winning field goal.
S an J ose 's C larkson
completed a school-record 43
passes and had 62 attempts.
However, he also allowed five
interceptions in the game played
before a disappointing crowd of
15,565 in the 30,000·seat Fresno
State stadium.
Toledo, whi c h had a 8-3
regular-season record. won in its
final game under Coach Chuck
Stobart.
Playoff
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The New York Giants'
13-10 overtime victory
ove r Dallas Saturday
didn't clinch their first
trip to the National
F o otball L e ague
playof~ in 18 years
but 1t did clear up the
overall pos t s eason
picture consider ably.
Washington. Atlanta
and Minnesota h ad
s tarted the day with
mathematical hopes to
gain a N a tional
Confe rence wild-c ard
playoff berth. but the
Giants e liminated all
three teams.
J oe Danelo's 35-yard
fi eld goal for the Giants
w i th 6 : 19 go ne in
overtime also m eant
t hat thC' l ose r o f
toda y's T a mpa
Day-Detroit game has
no chanc e for a
wild-card berth. while
the winner captures the
NFC Central.
In the NFC, Dallas
has won the East title,
and the Philade lphia
Eagles have clinched
one or the wild-card
berths. The Giants and
Green Bay Pakckers are
the only teams that can
win the second wild-card
berth.
Basically, the Giants,
who finished the regular
season at 9-7. c an't
affo rd to ha ve th e
Packers finish 9-7 unless
the Eagles also finis h
9-7
If the Packers lose lo
the New York Jets
today to finish 8·8, the
NFC wild-card picture Is
clear-cut because the
Giants and Eagles will
be the only non-divialon
winners better than 8-8.
But If the Packers
win, they will lie the
Giants at !Vi. The first
tiebreaker procedure is
head·to-head results and
since GreenBay beat the
Giants twice this ye air,
the Packers get the nod
over New York if the
two teams are the only
9-7 teams vying for the
wild-card berth.
However , if
Philadelphia loses lo St.
Lou1s1 the Eagles also
woula be 9·7 and the
Packen' bead-to-head
advantage would be
thrown out the window
because a third team ls
Involved l n the
tie-breaking procedure.
AGONY AND ECSTACY -New York Giants' place -kicke r .Joe Oa n elo went
from totally depressed after missin~ field
goal try in overtime (left> to jubil..aWtcr
connecting. New York kept il!'\ ayorf
hopes ali ve with a l3-l0 win over Dais.
Dane lo makes it exciting I
Giants bid for first playoff appearance since 196:rll
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J .
<AP > -Joe Danelo of the New
York Giants, perhaps the most
cons istent place-kicker in the
Nation a l Foo tball League .
turned what might have been a
routine -yet thrilling -victory
ove r Dallas into a cliffhanger
Saturday. He finally kicked a
35-yard field goa l in overtime
and gave the Giants a 13-10
N a t ional Football League
triumph.
1s going to score ."
The victo ry brightened the
Gi a nts' hopes for a playoff
berth, and wiped out Dallas'
hopes of finishing the regular
season with lhe best record in
the National Conference
Danelo tied it al 10· 10 with a
40-yard field goal into the wind
with just 25 seconds remaining
1n regulation play after the
Giants had r elinquis hed an early
7-0 lead.
He had missed chip •t.ftom
21 and 27 yards an 1e first
p e riod Al)d whe Troolci e
line backer Lawren.c'taylor
r ecovered a To oy •orsett
furn hie in the opening nutes of
overtime, Danelo bw that
chance, too, his 33·yarntempt
s triking the right uy,ht and
b o unc ing b ac k 3& into
overtime
Danelo missed three routine
fie ld goals, one in ove rtime.
be fo re connec ting on the
game-wrnner 6:19 into the extra
period
Dolphins top Bib
ll put the Giants JUSt 24 hours
away from what could be their
first visit to the playoffs since
they lost the 1963 NFL title game
to the Chicago Bears 14-10. All
they need for a playoff berth is a
victory by their cross-river
rivals, the New York Jets, who
play Green Bay.
Miami gives Shula another tiij.
"I was kicking too hard," sajd
Danelo. "I didn't want them
drifting. After missing the firs t
one from just 21 yards away 1
tried to guide the ball instead of
k icking it.
"I feel excited for the team's
sake. but not ror myself. It's
probably lhe worst kicking day
I 've ever had ," continued
Danelo. "We have to make the
most of our opportunities and
you're not going to get fi ve shots
a game loo often."
Coach Tom Landry of the
Cowboys said pretty much the
same thing. "Late in the game.
when he had a chance to win it.
we gave it away," he s aid of
Da llas' two rumbles and one
interception. "You give a team
that many chances and anyone
MIAMI <AP> --Quarterback
David Woodley fi r ed o n e
touchdown pass and Uwe von
Schamann ki cked three field
goals Saturday as the Mi ami
Dolphins defeated the Buffalo
Bills 16-6 lo give Coach Don
S hul a his sixth undisputed
Ame rican Football Conference
Eastern Divis ion title in 12
years.
The triumph boosted Miami's
National Football League record
to 11·4·1 and gave the Dolphins
the home-field advantage for
their opening playoff game Jan
2 or 3. Buffalo. 1-6. will move
into postse ason play as one
o f twoAFC wild-card tea ms
which will meet Dec. 27 .
Woodley tossed a 7 yard
to u c hdown p ass t o r ookie
running back Tommy Vigorito
with 7:22 left in the first quarter
and set up field goals of 22 and
30 yards with pinpoint passing to
reser ve tight ends J oe Rose and Bruce Hardy
NF L • • s tat istics
Von Sch amann 's y arder
with !>IX minute!' renmng in
the second period gav.r1am1 a
10·0 advantage. but e Bills
sliced their haltime ficit to
10-3 o n Nic k Mike eyer's
31-yard fi eld goal wiU OJ left
in the half,
Woodley, who compW 10 or
21 passes fo r 137 ya~ec:ted
a 13-play. 67·yard d n which
led to von Schamann second
field goal midway thigh the
third period Key pla ln the
drive were passes ol 2"anis to
Rose and 21 to Han ..nd a
14 -y ard halback pa from
Eddie ffjll to Hard)
Buffalo cornerbac•Mario
Clark recovered a hble by
Woodley at the Miami? to set
up a JG .yar d fi eld o.al by
Mike-Mayer which tnned the
Dolphins' lead to 13-6 ath 9 09
rem aining.
Von Scha mann's 36-16 fi eld
goal with 2: IS to play sled the
Dolphins· 15th stratghactory
at home against the Bal
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Yard1 RUlb Pau
San Diego 6383 1858 4525
Cincinnati 5535 1840 3695
Cleveland 5463 1T78 368S
Buffalo 5400 2014 3386
Pittsburgh 5326 2246 3080
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Detroit 5593 2636 2957
Atlanta 5336 1874 3462
San Francisco 5135 1787 3348
Washington 5121 1916 3205
Philadelphia 5109 2250 28S9
Tampa Bay 4884 1627 3257
St. Louis 4866 2074 2792
Green Bay 4775 1625 3150
Rams 4628 2158 2471
New Orleans 4483 21S3 2330
Chicago 4352 2001 23Sl
New York 4029 1546 2483
DEFENSE
Philadelphia 4236 1612 2624
San Francisco 4541 1785 2758
Detroit 4570 1519 3051
New York 4571 1801 27'70
Rams HU Zl5' IHI
Green Bay '792 19'5 "847
New Orleans 4904 1782 3142
Atlanta 4921 153.'t -Tampa Bay 4927 2013 -Washington 5041 2083 2951
Chicago 5096 20'70 3038
Minnesota 5100 1a 3UI~
Dallas 5122 1910 3212
St. Louis 5279 2U8 3UO
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20. 1981 ..
Bruins hand seventh-ranked DePaul 'first loss
Fields sparks second-half comebq.ck for UCLA; Fullerton wins consolation game. at P,epperdine Tournament
~-AP dlapattbea LOS ANGELES -Kenny Field a led a
Moond·half surRO that prope lled 17tb·ranked
tJCLA to a 87·75 victory OVC)r prevlou.aly unbeateo ·~ DePauJ in a nationally televised colle1e basketball ••me Saturday ntaht.
The Brulna, now 4·2 and winners of lhelr lal\ three outinas. trailed 37-32 at halftime. But UCLA
took the lead for aood by outsconnc DePaul 12·3
midway through the second half to turn a Sl·SO
. deflcil into o 62·53 advantage. The seventh·
ranked Blue Demons. 5·1, didn't threaten after
tbat.
Fields. a 6·8 sophomore, led all scorers
t.rlth 24 points. 16 ln the second half. Michael
Sanders and Rod Foster added 17 and 14 points.
respectively. for the Bruins.
Terry Cummings paced DePaul with 20 points,
while Bernard Randolph added 18 points.
Cummings made all s lx of his field goal
attempts in tbe first half and grabbed eight
rebounds in the opening 20 minutes. But he went
cold after the intermission, as did the rest of his
teammates.
Cal State Fullerton 79, Texas-Arlington 75
MALIBU -Guard Leon Wood scored 31..points
.. and passed off for nine assists. leading CaJ State
Fullerton to a 79-75 victory over Texas-Arlington in
, the consolation game of the Malibu Classic.
Wood made seven of his 12 field goal attempts
and 17 of 23 attempts from the foul line in helping
the Titan s rai se th e ir r ecord t o 4 -4.
Te xas-Arlington fell to 2·5.
Fullerton led most of the way. The Titans held
a 42·34 advantage at halftime. However, the
Mavericks drew to within two points at 75· 73 with
1:08 to play on a layup by Sam Norton.
Georgetown 76, Nevada-Las Vegas 52
LANDOVER. Md . -Eric Floyd scored 15 of
bis 27 points in the second half. seven during a
15-poinl Georgetown slrea~ midway through .the
period, a s the 19th· r anked Hoy a s burie d
Nevada-Las Vegas 76-52.
Floyd and freshman center Pat Ewing. who
" sat out 10 minutes of the fi rst half in foul trouble,
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How top 20 fared
1. North Carollna (5-0) beat Rutaers
59·36.
2. Kentucky (6·0> beat Jacllaonvllle
107 ·91 : beat Seton Hall 98·74.
3. LoulsvUlo CS.1> beat Peon '76-88; lost
to Oreaon State 62·~.
4. Wlcbita State Cl·O> b eat Pan
Am erican 118-65.
5. Virginia (7-0) beat Chamlnade 75-59.
6. Iowa (6-1) beat Clemson 81M18; lost to
Houston 62·52.
1. DePaul (5-1) beat Western Mlchl1an
88·46; lost to UCLA 87 · 75.
8. MIMesota CS-0) beat Marquette 76·~.
9. Arkansas (6•0) beat Biacayne 91-61. to. San Francisco (7-0) beat Rice 85-69;
beat Iona 88-81.
11. Missouri (5-0) did nol play.
12. Tulsa <6·1) beat Central Florida 69·58.
13. Indiana (6-1) beat Tulatle 77-59; beat
Kansas State 58-49.
14. Alabama (6-0) beat PeM State 88-74.
15. SW Loualana (8·2> lost to New
Orleans 70-65; lost to Memphis State 82-70.
16. Alabama·Birmiogham (5·1' beat
Roosevelt 86-40; beat S. Miaalssippl 71-56;
lost to Georgia 76·72.
17. UCLA (4·2) beat DePaul 87-75.
18. Villanova (6-1) beat Towson State
85·55; lost lo Temple 52-48.
19. Georgetown, D.C. (7-2) beat George
Washington 61-48 ; beat Nevada-Las Vegas
76·52.
20. Oregon State (5-1> beat Penn 102-64 ;
beat Louisville 62·56.
combined for 13 points in the first eight minutes of
the second half. Georgetown. meanwhile. opened
up a 51·39 lead .
The Hoyas. 7-2, extended lheir advantage to
66·41 with 8:05 remaining as the Runnln' Rebels
went without a point for more lhan six minutes.
USF 88, Ion• 81
SAJll FRANCISCO -Quintin D•liley scored 34
points as lOth·ranked University of San Francisco
beat Iona 88-81 In the champ1omship game of lISf .. is
Golden Gate Invitational
Freshman guard Steve alack scored 31 points as LaSalle beat Rice 64-58 In the consolation game.
Dalley, a 6-3 junior from Baltimore who was
named the tournament's Most Vuluable Player.
hit 11 of 15 shots and scored 24 points in the first
hall u USF took a 45·4A halftime lead. But he
picked up his fourth foul wilh 8:22 remaining and
had to play tentatively the rest of the way
North Carolln• 59, Rutgers 36
NEW YORK -Freshman Michael Jordan and
~enter Sam Perkins led a second·half rampage
that gave top-ranked North Carolina a 59·36
victory over Rutgers at Madison Square Garden
Jordan scored seven straight North Carolina
points to cap a span during which the Tar Heels
outscored Rutgers 18·2 and took a 20·polnt lead ,
47·27, with 8:27 to play. Perkins. meanwhile, shut
down Rutgers' high.scor ing tandem of big men .
Clarence Tillman and Roy Hinson.
Minne.ate 76, Marquette 54
MILWAUKEE --Eighth-ranked Minnesota,
led by 7.3 Randy Bre uer's 19 points a nd
intimidating presence on defense. opened a
25-point lead midway through the second half and
cruised to a 76-54 victory over Marquette
Darryl Mitc hell added 15 points for the
Gophers, 5·0. Reserve center Bn:rn Nyenhuis
scored a car eer -high 14 points and Dean
Marquardt added 12 to lead Ma rquette, 4·4, which
couldn't cons istentl y work in!>1d e against
Minnesota's lowering front line
KentuckY 98, Seton Hall 74
U:XINGTON, Ky <AP> Dermk Hord and
Jifn Maste r teamed for 25 points as No 2
Kentucky built a 31 point halrt1me lead. then
coasted lo a 98· 74 defeat of Seton Hall for the
championship of lhe 29th l'niverf-.1ly of Kentucky
Invitational basketbdll tournamcn~ __
I
The W1ld<'t1t deftlnse limited Seton Hall. 8·1. to
27 percent sh1>oting and allowed consecullve
b•tSkctis on t>nly one occasion In the first half.
llord. who finished with 21 poloU, bad four
baskets 1n lhe final 2 13 was Kentucky out.cored
the Pirates 14·4 to take a 57-26 lead at halfllme.
Temple 52, VIilanova 48
PHILADELPHIA -Sophomore Te rence
Stansbury scored on a fast-break dunk and added
two fre<' throws to s park undefeated Temple to a
52·48 upset-of 18th-ranked Villanova.
Stun~bury's dunk, with 34 seconds remaining,
followed a steal by freshman Ed Coe and broke a
46 46 ti~ Villanova. 6· 1. had squandered an
t·1~ht point lead midway through the second half
and tried to hold the ball the last two minutes for
lhc final shot
Stansbury and Coe each added a pair of foul
'hot' m the final 22 seconds.
Houston 62. Iowa 52
H(l ~ION Rob Williams scored 15 points,
1nl'ludrng two key free throws. to rally Houston to
a fi2·52 upset victory over sixth·ran~ed Iowa in lhe
ch11mpwnsh1p game ofthe KetUe Classic.
The Cougar:. struggled to keep pace with the
prev111u.sly unbeaten Hawkeyes through most of
the first half until Willia ms hit two free throws
that !)parked a surge that gave Houston a narrow
311 29 advantage at the half.
In the consolation game earlier Saturday
night. Clemson beat Mississippi State 59-32.
Indiana 58, Kansas St. 49
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. -Junior Ted Kitchel
scorl'd 20 points. sparking 13th-ranked Indiana lo a
58-49 comeback victory over Kansas State.
Indiana trailed 34·25 after Kansas State scored
the f1 r::.t six points of the second half on baskets by
Randr RN·d. Ed Nealy and Tyrone Adams.
Ht•ed. who topped Kansas State scorers with 16
pmnts, hit a 1umper with 15:25 to play to give the
Wild"ut:-. a 38 32 advantage But the Wildcats went
nc•arh seven minutes wi thout scor;ing as Indiana
movl'd <thead for good
Ediso·n women
prevail, 48-35
DEMONSTRATOR
ANGRY -Buffalo
o ff e n sive guard
Co nr a d Dobler
criticized an official at
Saturday's game in
Mi ami. saying he did
a n ··irres pons ible
.1ob ··
Like it has on a number of occasions Uus
season lhe Edison High women's basketball team
got otr' to a slow start, but for the Tourth time in
five outings, the Chargers came out on top.
Despite falling behind 15-9 after .one qll:arte.r .
Edison bounced back, allowing only eight points in
the middle two periods, and defeated Lakewood,
48-35 in the opening round of the Cypress
Tournament Saturday. The Chargers play again
Monday night at 8:30 at Cypress.
"All year we've been getting off to a slo"' start
and I've been saying you gotta come out m the
first quarter," explained Edison Coach Dave
White. "Before we knew it , we were behind 15·9,
but our defense really got us back into it in the
second and third quarters ."
Tina DenHeyer paced the Chargers with 14
points and 13 rebounds, whUe Kim Tanabe poured
in 13 points. But Lisa Houk also played a fine game
defensively, accordinit to her coach.
lo other Cypress Tournament action:
D bl Martna 55, Saddleback 26 . 0 er . Marina lfigb moved into the second round with
a win against overmatched SaddJeback. 11psel The Vikings shut out lhe Roadrunners in the
third quarter to move from a five.point lead ~o a
M I A M I ( A P > -19-point advantage. Margaret Loma bad 16 points
Buffalo offensive guard and Sandy Corbett chipped in with 10 for Marina
Conrad Dobler, angered "We expect a better test against Mission Vi ejo
by a costly holdin1 Monday (at 3:30)," said assistant coach Tim
penalty during the Bills' Reed. ''They were in the finals of 2A last year and
16·6 loss to the Miami they have most of their people back."
Dolphins Saturday. said Marina improved Its overall mark to 5-3
the o ffi cia l did an
"irresponsible job" and Hunttngton Beech 49, Loera 47
added that "som ething The Oilers also advanced to Monday's second
serious" should happen round wilh a tight win over Loara. Huntington
to the man's family. Beach wiU meet El Toro at 5 o'clock.
"He's trying to cripple Trailing by 10 points at the end of the first
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WHTE .. f CONFERENCE
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Gol<Mn Si.it.
P'-nlx
Port lend
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P•llk Dl•ltlM w
19 ..
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1 131
I .. I • u s
10 Sl3
10 Sil
11 161 "'''
S.n Antonio
O.nvtr
Houston
Utall
KenHlClly
Dallas
1• I .. ,
11 13 01 I
11 IS OJ • 10 lS 100 Oln
9 1S 37S I
• 10 131 11
EASTERN CON,EllENc'E
All..,llc Dl•lt'-1 PlllleO.IPllla 19 S
Botton " • Ne• York 11 11
WHl't•"Vlotl 9 11
Ne• Jersey e 1•
C..,tr<ll Dlvl•IOll
Mllwauhe
Indiana
Atla nta
ClllU90
Detroit
Cleveland
11 I
14 II
10 IJ
11 IS
10 11 s 10
s.i-y'tSco,... Uken 10., S.n Ooe90 100
Plllle<leiplll• 12;), Boston 118, IOH
New Jerwy 119, Cle•tl•nd 101
Oe1rolt 1:n, N.-York 10.0
o e11as un. Port!-•s
HCKl•ton 102, C"'c~ 9S
Denve r Ill, S.n Antonio 171
Pl'toenlx 9S, ICenus Clly I I
SHUle 1 IS, Uwl> 103
Gold•n St.le 126, All•nl• 109
TOlllfllt'•G...,.
All•nt• •t l.Hers
l'l'l
160 • ..,
SCIO I
:1'1 ...
333 "
108 s.o 1~ ...
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42) 1 400 ,.,,
100 11"1
Lakers 106, Clippers 100
LOS ANGELES JOl'tnM>n 71 Wllkel ).)
Kupellak 6, ~••on 11. Cooe»r 11, Brew•• 10,
Jordan 0, La nd•berger o McGu o
M<Kenne O. llemC>is O Total\ o ?o.11 10.
SAN DIEGO Brook\ '' 8ryan1 11 Wllil•h•ed 13, P ~m.111 9, Oougl•> •.
Willia ms 10, Cllami.r\ 3, Wiley 10, Br-
2 Tola!> <J t).1 S too
Scan lly 0...11•rs
LO• Anveles H 31 ,. 1l 10.
San 0 1<'90 11 11 11 II 100
Thr-polnl 0041\ William, Fouk'd 0\11
None Total IO<Jll LO\ Anq<>lts 11 S.n
Ole90 21 A • St,3
COLLEGE
UC lrvlne 46, Mon1ana 44
UC lltVINE McDonald I Wull
M•Qtt 13. Wllie!Oon 14 L JonnW>n O. Full<rr
1, 81rkey7, TnorntonO To!al• 11 t0-1S ..
MONTANA POCJfl 10 Hurl•~ 0 L•''*"'
Gleu 10, S.lv19 10, 0 .J JotlMOn 8 MorrllO
Cale ro Toull 10 • 11 u Halftime uc ln11n. JI H
Tolll Foul• UC. Ir.on~ ''· Mont•na 1• A
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So. Cal College 94, Claremont 9
CLAREMONT Su>qk'lon 11 Suton l ,
HOO• 1•. Prltcn.H ti, Miike 11, Brandl t
Coll Ins 10, Sn•r• 1, Howoll 7 f( et lier 1
Total• 39 1S.1S 93
SOUTHEltN CAL COLLEGE Rober1>
1l . Pluim.r • Honm•"n 11 AO<"• 11
Carson 1S, Rooers tO Calallan • T olah 33
11·31 ". Halltl,.,. Ct•remont, St l8
Total louh Claremont 79 S.Ovtn.rn C•I
Colle119 1• fouled oul Ro«>ert• 1 !>outnem
Ca l Co llegel P lvtm e r !Sout h.rn C•I
Collegel, llOQer\ 1S.0Ut1>ern C.•' Coll~I
HOOW CCl•rtmenU Pr1ICIWlt ICl•rtmonO
Mli..-cctare•nonll Colhn. 1Cl•remon11
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
GWC 78, Fresno CC 73
,ltESNO St•ll•"9• 1 •oam \ 11 P•rker
10, Cteveland 11, Pa1terson fl Total• 37 •It
13
GOLDEN WEST Da••l I ) 1(1"9 9
Mallon 19 -. 11 M•I•• s JacOb• 10
T ot•ll lJ 1110 II
H•ltllrne Ftf'\M 40.•0 ,
Toi al foul• Gol~n Wr-t 19 F r•vin 1•
Fouled OU1 Adam• I Frf"VIOI
HIGH SCHOOL
St. Bernard 54, Edison 52
ST. I EltNAltD HowHng • G••ne• ,.
Ramtt •. T-13 Vodato I G••ndl'lon 9 Ja mu o l otet> 11 11 i. S•
EDISON Govdg• 10. Stopl>tns •
OIBernaroo 16 Clla1>9 10 Brna•k• 7 'rOlal\ 2H·IJS1
kwe lty Perioch
SI Berna•d U 11 11 11 1 ~
EdllOn 70 11 11 10 o 17
Tot•l foull St BornMd 11, EO!lon 13
Dana Hills 60, Marina 49
DANA HIL.U , 5chwln~ 8. Steplelon 3,
P•vtavlth 13. Ro rer 6. S<h r••e I .
Swel11bauql1 11, Rent roe 10 T Of•'• 1' 11
Ml
MAltlNA -Filipek I I, Barry 9 Smith 10,
l<.luuman 4 Chom•k •. Biol 4, Price 1 Tola!\ 11 1 •q
O•n• Hills.
M•rlnai
Sc .... 1rto...11on
16 11 10 II Ml ,, • 17 17 ...
Tolal tool• 0"'1a
Fouled out Cnom1•
tMtrlnal
Hills II, M•rlna ti
f~r•n•' tC1uum..,
Fnt. Vly. 47. Fremont 44
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -ll•ll•nue•i IS
HUQhe> I, H•rter •, JKC>tl\ 10 Whll<'Mlr 2
Brown l , -.irel 1 TOlalS 11 11 o
l"AEMONT Leonard 1, Hol!m•n 2,
Gu•lll 10, Sluter 16, 5neeron 6, E lleQOOO 1
B•rt 1 To!all II I•• 1c-trrP•"-
fCK1nl•ln V•lf•Y 1 I tl " s ~I
Fremont 11 17 • 6 1 ..u
Fouled°"' Jecot>\ I Founlaln llallo l
Woodbridge 38, RH Prep 36
ltlO HDMDO PREP Me.-1e 4, Oullotl
IO, Guerrero I, Doerr•. Hartw19 I Total• II C»,.
woooeatDGE -For11199r u BO(Wll •.
R•do•clch J, ROUSl't •· Mortland 0, Wlw I Toteli: i. 10-11 :11
S<-lrfO...rten Rio Ho-Pnp n 11 11 ~ ,.
W-br'-I 17 10 t-•
Total 1ou1._ 1110 Ho ndo Preo 10.
W-brid91t a Fouled out none
Laguna 51, PlonHr 50
PIDN•tElt Cl\a .. r 2, Coffee U, Ml<l'tHI
12. Oki I, Otlv• n . Mortn01 Tot••• 10 t4>-1t
'° LAGUNA llEACH -ll'-11 21, Short II,
Ovorek 9, t , Hobin •. c;.yer 0, f ort,.,. 0,
T ~r 0. Waldrup 0 T otell: JO 11 · tl S 1.
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P-r ,. 10 .. tO 1-90
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HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN
EdlMn 41. Lakewood 3S
LAK•WOOO -lAWlon II, Gr'fffl s.
Well• •. Gib.on 1, ••Ill •, Jo""'°" •
T .. el1: 10.JOU.
•OllC* -Houll 9, t-be t), lret11 t,
Oe11Heyer t•, Melll0¥dl t, 81H,..r 4 Totelt
tt .. u 41.
k-..,°""~ Uti......i IS • t If~ ltlttOll • 1• 17 ..__.
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I D•n•lo '1(111 Dal c-. ) peu trom White 1S.1>tle<1
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Oorull ·1t 39, While 2·1, Ne,. York,
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PAS!>ING D•fft\, While 11->S·l :too.
New York, Brunner U 21-H.:I
RECE llllN(; -Dallas, OuPr .. l ·H ,
Co\l>I• ).JI 5'><'•"9\ )-1', J Jon•• ).I], Hiii
1 "· Oonett 1 ••. J Jones >-U. Hiii Ht.
Oorull 1 ''· Pur\on t ·U , New York,
Mh ll•r l JI Youn11 l ·lt, G rey 2·>1,
Carpenter ) II Mulledy t !O Perry 1°16,
P1ttm•n 14
Dolphlnt 16, 8 1111 6 Sew.., °"'""" Bull•to o l o •
M1amo . I 3 3 3 ••
Mill Vl90'llO I pau from WOOOltY (VOii
5<11amalV'I kk kl
Mta -fGvonSc,,.....,,,,11
But FG Mlk•Mayer ll
Mia FG von ScllamaM JO
Bui FG Mlk .. Mayer 34
Mia FG von 5chom.1nn l3
A lt,ttt ,,.., • ._, Stllthllo
RUSHING Buffalo, Crlbbl 11 '" 1..oak• 6 !I Ml.,ml, Woodley tS.St. Franklln ls-4'1,
Hiii 1).11, Vlp lto I 19
PASSING 8ufl•lo, Fergu>on 14 1'-1·1'0,
Lukl 0.1~ Ml•ml WOOOloy 14>-11-0.ll l
'1111 1·1~1·
R ECEIVING Bullalo, Lewlt. 4 n
Cribb• .• 16 Luk> l 1• Hooh 1 14, PICC-
' IS M••"" Rose l t• H•rd• J.SI, Cefalo
t 1. Vtf)OfllO 1 1, H•rr1\ 1-6 Moofe l4S, Hill
I 7
TANGERINE BOWL
Missouri 19, So. Miu. 17
Sc.,..11., 0...rten
Mll>Our l I • 3 IO Soultlern M1\S O J 1 11
Mis ,,,,,.verlrun CLucc~1 'i<._)
USM FG Cterk ll
MIS FG LucChl'\• •I
Mil FG LUCchHI •I
USM WI-4 run !Clar• ••<'I
M•• FG Luccnn1 lO
Mil FG LucchH1 78
USM LIPP> ,. pan from S.ll•ri fCl•r•
kick I
" sooo
IM IV ..... I S .. tUhU
RUStilNG Mlnoun, _, •• 7().'16, Wf\lte
II 61 !>oulhern M10 1n lot>1. WonO.r 1).SO
ftrroll 944 Collier 10 ••
PASSING M1nour1 "9rry 10 )1.1 1'1
South•rn Mi,\tS\1pp1, Cot111r S 11·0 )•.
!>, lleri I ).0.1 •
REC EI Vt NG Mln ouro Ca vu ••I Mt.,er l ,, Souuwrn M l\\iUIOOI P~h
11•. Floyd 1 II
CALIFORNIA BOWL
Toledo 27, San Jose SI. 25
Sc-llyO...rttn
Torooo 1 1 1 • n
Sen Jou SI O 3 8 u H
Toi Acl>l•r •Srun ll ff,•O I
~JS FC. ~9 7S
Toi Sm1 .. y I run ILH Ueki
Toi 5cnalor 17 pass from Hall (LH
~1tll.•
SJS Fornanou 11 oa» from Ctartiton
t Ft rn•notz P-lH trom Cl•rll.\Ofll
Tot FG Lff 17
~JS r.,...,,_, 11 o .. s rrom Cl••k*>
lklO laol...,I
SJS ... ,_, H °"'' rrom Cl•r1l_,
• T •••or o.u ff'om w111rute)
Toi FG Lee •1
A II !.&S , ........... ,~."
RUSHING Toledo, Smlley 1'-1••. •<hi•• 7., s.n Jose w 1111111e 12·1', Keane l ,,
PASSINC. Toledo, Hell 11·11·1·2'.S,
W•'''' 0 1 0-0 S•" J ou Clerk•on
0 4 1 S-..1 BofQO-l.o-4
RECE IVING Toreoo. Achte r • OJ,
Sc haler l-1•. Robin.on 1·'1 S•n ,ose,
Wttth1t~ t•17• Kt•r w 1()..104 F eru.ndel
• •SJ NK llO'•• l·lt
Other score•
Dlv..-1-AA
1-·-•1 tAt~ .. '•lh, THaJ)
rd•l>o Sl :M, E ICtnlucky 2l
NAIA
Dl•IM.., I ,,,...,
Elon N c l Pllt.ou<g St . ICen 0
Academic All-America
,int Team Off.,..•
Ou•rh~,.-bkk Ohvtr Luc~ Wt\t V'irQir'll•
J % GPA, ft1\l<>rv ma jOr runn1nq t>ack, Rlt:ft
Otan•, ¥•le ) s. rnolttcut•r tu ophy\ICS.
b1ochem1'ltrv, runnfiio tMKk. o.,,.,, N•tti0n,
!.t•nforo 3 0, urtt.ln \h1Gtws. Wfde re<eivl'f,
Cormac C•rno. UCLA, J 13, 1conom10
w•d~ rtte1¥er . 0 6n Pl•tter. Bri~m YounQ.
l ... prf!-,,,...,, 110111 tnd, Tim Wrlohtmen,
UCLA, 31, nlllorv. tight •nd. Norm 0.H\,
Mlclltgaft, 3 13. ore-<ltnlat
Also Ctnter, o ••• R1ml"9\0n Neb<•llo•
l )1, ecorom1c' qu.ard Tr•vl" Hofcombt.
Brown . 3 9', biomedlc•• •"ll•"ffrlng, -rd,
Rot> Fa<ld Plll\burQh l O't. pre med, t•kle,
Ral\Oy Tneiu . Neb<Hka. l •1. l>usln .. J ,
l•ckle t<•rl Yh Ren,o. C1nc.1nn•h. l U,
ltn•n<t Pl•<t tllt ker. C"ucll Nel,on.
W"sh1n9ton, 3 4 bu\lntH.
fintYN"1-.a
Down ""'"-· JOl'tn 8uoren, StanlO'O
3 •. P"lll""'lnq, oown linemen, Fr-rle•
LH>M. Vall , 3 00, 001111<•1 Klenu, -
lineman, Oen Grto0u>. llllnoil, 4 13 on a So
...... bu'lntU down llnem.1n Tim Foro,
Wostorn Ktnluck• J 1 ~. llneb•<k ...
M•rc k Jeru« WHN1>91on 3 II, en<OflOmlO
tlneba<k•r. Mike Fren<t, Alr Force, 3 •I,
eno1nter1no , Hn•~<ker. V•n Oarllow.
MIJlOun 3 ti, l>tO'OQy, Ort~
AIW>. De<k. Tim S.nell. Pura~. S.OS °" •
• O Hale tleclrlcat en9lneerlftQ, JOM
r<rimm, No!rt Dame, l .7, pllllolOOfly, De<t.,
Oerren G• ... Kanw• Slate, J "· nuclffr •ngi,,..rl"9 biKk RI< LlndO<llSI, Nobralke,
3 11 bulllWU, PUnt•r Rohn Slark, Flor1de
Stale l l, finance
S«-TeamOtf-Ouartert>ac~ Sit•• Clark....,, San Jo..
Slat•. J 11 c°"""""ICallO"I, running beck,
Dave MoNop, WIK CM'""" 3 11, p!lysk•I
cueaucaeton, "'""'"G b•<k. W•Y"• OIBertOI•, Plltsbur9ft, 3.1, pra-<ltntel; •kit
reotver, Cll'tlS Grieve, Yale, 3 U , hlstoryl
wodt rttelw r, Phi! Wllllem•, florlOI Stele.
l •. accountlno, 119"1 tnd, Joflt'I Fre11k, ONe
Sl•te. l ... pre-Med.
Also, center. ~ McAdam•. Souttwm
Metllodlll, l SJ, pre·med, tjuerd, lll<IP.y
we.,.,.11, Army, 3 11, pre..mecl, guard, Dold
Oree ti> I.,, North C.rollne, > U, 11•11!""1 t.oc:-.• Ktvlll S....., W•""""'* I~ ... l.tl.
••e-1••; tackle, Ed M<.iranslty, Mk lll..,.,
JO•, pt\ermach, Pl•u kl<ker, l(tnr'-
Mlkt·M•.,... Orau, J '1, bloloQy
S.C-TH•ft~•
Oow 11 lineman, Jonn M<Clun, hxea
Chrllllan, ).1, ~. -llf\e"1et1, Mike
Ptr1tO, UI ... SUI•, , •• "v<holoQv; dOwn
llMman, Ktnelllll f'ollOtr, MIHourl, 311.
t .. cvk .. e<IQlnee•lflO. -llf\elftln, Kevin
SHOT ON GOAL -Andre St. L aurent
( 151 of the Los Angeles J(jngs has his
shot stopped by Hartford goaltender
John Garrett
Wh alers. 5·5
Groff Ith, Notre Oamt, 3 l , oo•er11mtnl.
hnebacker. Dan Aerlly, Holy Cron. J •1
blol09y, """"*'· llnebtCU r, Lu Garren.
weuern M1cnJo•n. l 6i. m•n•o•m•nt,
llrwoaoer, Sle•en Dowdy Wllllam & Ma,.,, • o. bu••n•u
AIW> biKt., Kevin Ewlno, Air force, J "·
Malll, l»<k, Mlkt RObb, Ml,,,,.sote, JI,
bu>tneu , biKk, Jonn Brown, Colg•I•. J IS,
moieculM Dlolocn bac k, Terry Hoaoo,
Gtorg1e l •1 oloroov. pre meo. Punter.
On ld '1-. Neveoe-Reno 4 o ele<t•lcel
t "91ftff<lnQ
NHL
~y'1Sc .....
K '"'' S, Hartford S Que bee I, Bulf•lo l
C•loary S COI0•-1
EomontOfl '· M.,,,,.\Ola 6
Mont•••' S Bo>ton 1
NY hl•nders s, OelroH l
"V AM>Qer> l , PIU)Durgll J
C1>oea90•. Wa\l'tongton • Toronto I. WllV'lll)eQ 4
St Louis S, Ven<ouver 0
T ........ 'sGe,....
Kl"9• et Boston
Hertford •I Butt•lo
NY lllander\at O..roll
P1tt1ourQ11 •t Pnll-lotlt•
WulllftCllCMI at NY A_,.
Toronto et Cllk-
Celgary •t e-on
SI Louil al WIM llJl9
Kina• 5, Whaler1 5 CC..tiy~
LOI A"99111 ! 1 1 -S
H•rtlord l l l -S '"'"' ...... ! t1arttoni, L.yte J 1$touQMon. Men..elll'tl, t 11 1 LO• Anoelu , Bonar • IT Ulor,
we11u, l .a, J Lo• Anoe••<. Borek JO
<Taytor. BotwrJ, !I. Sl "9nalllo -Murpf>y,
LA, I SI; l(ot-10\, Har,. "· Mecl.A1"1,
H•r 11 U s.c-.....-.
• lo• Ano-itt. Borell 11 18on•rl. • 11 , S Hartford.,,_..., 11 lliowalll, S·73, • LO>
Anoe1u, 0 Smith• (Jenw n, Foal, 7'41, 1
Hertlo<O WHl•y s IKo!-"'>1), 1J •1 I
t1erllord. StOUQl'tlon n IHOWt, FreMlll
,, " PeneHle• L.-1\, LA, 1l 06. ""''"'· LA. 18 11
Tlllr-... rted
t LO\ AnQPIO\, Dionne 1• IT aylor Boielll,
10 l l , 10 H.,llord Fr•nci• I, IS St
Ptnal11H l(ohoOO<lto•. H•r, ma tor. S 00.
$mitt\, LA, 9 21, Fren<I•. t1ar • H , Lewl1
LA 1' .. Well\, LA ma1or 1S lt Lyle
tier, malo< 11.11 Shot• on _, Los "nve' .. 11.1 17.30
Ha nford 14-l'M-'1
Goehtt LOl Ar>Qelel, KHM. t11rt1ord
Ge rrt ll A I0,•13
Lot Alamltot
$ATUltDAY'S ltlSUL TS 1111111•,.........~---) l"l AST RACE. AOO yerd"
Autumn I..,. IAO.llrl • 10 J.IO 1.llO
w ltl't Joe Bot> 11.A<kol •.eo 4.00
Mr FHt ~ fArmstrono> S.00
Al•o r1Kt0. Lo•••v LOU AIWI, DHl'llt'IQ
Da ni, Easy Flufl. LOv•IY Sl>ter, Slleta A
Olsl't, Fly lo Ille Moon, EHV SWffllle•r'I.
Time· 10.l'
U EllACTA IM) Nici Sll .O
SECDMD AACI. eoo yards
Min DIKO Dancer • Ha11) •.eo
0H-8ye llye Rosi. I Brookll
OH·Klpi Jany Miu I Trusurel
OH -0.-t tor PIK•
uo uo
JOO 400
UO ICIO
AllO raced. Joe nlt Reb, E storll,
Mo1190lena, Miss Bundi• of Joy, Min .._
Sffk••.~ Time 10.31
TMl ltO ltACI. 3SO yaro1
8esl of IM 18tevlnsl 1• eo 20 . .c> ttAO
Sound of Summ9r I AO.tlrl J 00 J IO
LHcll"9 Sw (Crt-rl 4 ...
Also rec.tO: Oevlo Gold At199I, CllerOl!M1,
llhlons Roll, eaay Wo SIM. Bolovoly,
Macf\er Amlo. LIMts Sinn
Time 110.. n EllACTA , ... , oalO sm '°
~OUltTH ltACI. JOO yards.
Ml0n10111 Se111t ,,,._,, ,. 20 a.oo • eo
T .. lftl...t (W..-dl l .tO s•
S-..r Kllarrl•ed j(arOOtal S.40
Also r.cM: Oii Oh 01•, Mr Ctlprl D«ll.,
PHtem lloy, $11<lr11ra Sinn, 81ue Cha-,
Mlle Stra•, Got His 5l>era
Tl"1e U 73 n EXACTA 1w1 Nld nn.ao.
"'™ RACE JjO verdl !me Chk Copy 1Ha11l t Ml 4 00 3 00
Wendy Strl-f 1.. .. 0.ey) • Ml J.eo
KIUIKhk ( 8erdl 3.MI
AllO racltcl· Buos Roy•I, Gollkem-.
Flstkllfh, Rec River Bounct, t1empelene,
Na live Strl'9. Nall•• CryJlal
Time 11 01
II EXACTA 17 JI oa1dSSlOO
llJITH ltACE.110 Y•rGl
Rull Nall,,. Run IT.-..wraJ •Ml 3 eo 310
Holmt B•W C Myle\I S Ml I 00
Savenntll One Time I Puroonl s oo
AIW> rll<ecl r:rosty J lmmer Trlumpf\Onl
W•rtfor FhQ.ht lnwr•n<~ ,,,.,~d Auter.
Mllo•E-•our
Time 0 .•9
SIEVINTH ltACE. lloO yerO>
Eesy Jot Wlndl I AcUirl I) 00 S JO J .0
E•SY S•nOs IC....OOtel 7 60 • 10
E••Y AOPrOll<h I H•rtl 3 .0
AllO ••ed Tiny t1tmpen, Hte•Y °"°'·
My Kid• Tr-.. Gone Quick Here 8unn• Time 11.00
U EX ACTA 1•11 paid s.J IO
U PICK Sill ll-f·P ·U I Dald ~.UI 10
wllh six winning tl<kth lflvt norsa•I U
PIO Sia conto1•t1on paid \ll 00 •1t1> 111
winning ll<ktl> 1 rour norwlSI
llOHTH ltACI c«>u•d>
Zipp lo<o I Pllu ntonl I Ml J to 1 m
Loise SoullAcUirl 3 00 1 Ml
Sia le IC-00<•) 1 llO
Alto rect<I 8 1HenWfft 0~. E"'Y D•me.
Jtt Oan<e
Tome 1000
NINTH ltACIE. 4"° yarell
O.ntmNOlemondS
INlc_,,_I 3 eo J Ml 1.10
S9t P-,eatura t AO.Jr) J JO J . .O
0-For CMh IC.rdOtal J eo
AllO ract<I. Or ~t. llHPt•O. Natl••
Gambler, Bold Love. Town Poli<V, Private
Prectkt, Miu Trlf>le D•••
Time lt.11.
It ••ACTA IS..11 NiciW00
TENTH RACE. 440 nro1
Ht Dott It e .. y I Leekeyl • IO 1 IO 1 eo
Snauy """'1'19 Jtt I t1•r'll 3 00 ) .0
Pride ol ltey I Peullnel S Ml
Also ••ced C..lch Luck, LOIJI Spice,
Feature Hug. RICh Sia, ll•l•ll•lor, Jelfori.
Soot 11~
Time 22AO
U I ICACTA IH I paid Sll IO
Alltndanee · tO.•SO
HollyWOod Park
SAT\IAbAY'S •ESUL TS
lltOI .. n•y-...,.r• meelltot>
"AST llACE. •fur._
ln1lo<Mlly OMC•<ron) • 00 l 20 l 00
'loyal AO Ack IMC tier-I S 10 •.cl
Sto<my Prlnct IV•lcllvi.,.ol 1' 10
Also r•t<I -leur L•Oln, Spring St .. I,
BelefrOfl, o.tte Unllmlltd, Gem• of Scites.
Pt9Qy's Ed, O.• t>y Dav 54>ffdy T.-r
Time 1 11J1S
SECOND AACI. • rurlonQS
Sl•Y Jo I.._,) 4 JO •Ml JM
Flew IHI G4fn ISlbOle) • "° • tO Game R_.,, IMC Ha.._ I 1 .cl
AIM! raced: Trowel, King• Dawn, Finl
Mtrlnt, Muclla RI ... Forty EIQl!t. RIW lo
,_ ... ,or. KlnQS Lill, CIM~lno "9tt
Time 1 11215
U DAii. Y DOUILIE l~tl pal;I iu 10
TMIADAACIE.O..mlle
Meltttlc Court IMCCMron) • IO J.<IO uo
Foay Gulllo I Pl<>Cay) 3 eo 2.IO
AllA 80'1' B..-(Ollv•r.sr 4,tO
Also rect<I. Gertlelo C°""ty, wan1ar•.
Sir K ~. 8otO Cenlidenct
Time t Jt.
U l•ACTA <•SI pelcl SUOO
FOURTH RACE .• lurrono•
T1ma tO'Reclclle<hlSlbll .. 1•60 >..c> 2eo
E11terea IVeleflzueM>I • 20 J IO
Catllend tOllve'"> 1 00
AllO rec.a· Budlly'• Birthday, Joyful Orw.
CIWlmp...,... ~'· Cllan<• to Run, Tele ol
SoetO.
Time t 11 1/S
l"ll"TH ltACE. 0.. mile.
A Ster AttrectlOfl IM<Htr ... l 44 tO 11.10 1A
u Prln<esw tMcCMrcrnl J IO !AO
St•r Ml,. tOltver .. I •.OO
Alto rec.O: Leny Sue. NHlY Nt<llM, ,, ....
f11r, C•M E•trelle, Got • HONy, P•t's
Cllerm
Tim•: l .JtJ/J
U ••ACTA 1 ... 1 paid UM 00.
ll•TH llAC,I. t tilt mli.t
Old RI-,._ I TOtOI • eo • 60 ] ao
Grambll .. (C:.i.nedtl J1 eo IUO
lro<1 A .. (Slbllle) •.It
Also reced: Stets U., TN~·. A ....
of E"'"-Tarra's l11voy, '"-Fl ...
1tou1 llllWM. ltl9M Stvfl.
Time: l .4U/1.
S•V•NTM aACE. I tll•mli.s
Alrroll"9 IPlerC•I 12 JO • tO t tO
01"'"'*' Dall., (MCHe._1 10.20 J IO
1n<omp9'1M tsi-mekffl 1.20
Also r aced: 8•d lluc ar, Mo11n1tt11
""'Ille, flor'I Vtlete, Truckln Harol4, lt ... t
$port
Time· 1;Q
U •XACTA IN I !Niki U•t.to.
Play Better Golf with JACK NICKLAUS
Al'WI .........
Kings tied with t he•
n PICK SIX 1 .... 1 ... 1,, oa•d ••S..4J} "°
w1111 one w""'ll\O tte .. 1 ll•• ""'~•> n PIO Six con\Olatlon IMICI ll01 eo Wilh 113 WIMlnQ
li(keh lltw horWll
EIGHTH ltACE / tur10ft9l
Sft•ne~I .. (H-•t•I 3 tO
Flying Chlek (Lipham} ••••nd Whirl I Pinc.vi
300 110
1 .0 uo , '° AllO rec.a No No Al.,.•Y• But
Time 1 11 l tl
U IXACTA 14 SI !Mid \IOOO
NINTH AACI. I t 114 m1ln on lurt
Rult Tne MAr1let IOllvare.1 II IO s 70 J eo
Joteo 1 Vatentuelel s IO • 70
Bon Cour-IPlnuyl J.00
Af\O r•ced Pterce ' Ore•m. LIQht
Olympia, Slrutlln G«>r9<1 R•I•• •!(Id, H•ll
lo Albert
l 1mt t •1 • S
U £ ICACTA lk l e>a•O \Ill SO
A tie OOenc.• H,IOI
Del Mar
SATUltDAY'S •t:SUL T5
·-.. ,...., ,..,,..., mMtlf19)
"ltST ltACE One mllo P«•
, eo
1 !O
Breh BO\' 1-.1 ... 1 11 00 3 <Ill
Aoamln<;1.._,,•, IGoucl• .. ur 1 tO
Welcome Imp IG•ll•rOOI J '° Romeo. Also r«ed AiN~v Loro, O•rn
Red E~lt. LIP\loek Ln Mal E\C>rl
Time 1 01111
U E ICACTA 14-SI paid U I 'tO
SECOND ltACE. One mile oou
Gtomelrle IAUlbinl 4 10 JJO 300
3 10 2 "° JOO
Wfnt•r•o. IM l•n
Gerry J..,lor IGoudrfful
Armt>ro J..,,.. ( Perker I
AlloO r«td. CrutW•••Y
Chief
Tome 1 lil !IS
TNlltD RACE One m ilt pece
Red Soll IT-Ill • 00 J 70 1.60
•IO UO
1 Ml en A•ay,
Spry's Bell ( KHm.118tf
Glen 1n11 1s1 ...... ,.....,1
Allo rece<I B•g Soring,
N••••olveup, P11<1flc Dauber
l lme 1·01 'IS
U EXACTA 11 •I pa.o UJ 10
FOU ltTH RACE. One mile oaco
Spolllghl G•l (Pe rkerl 4 IO 7 111 )Ml
JOO 1eo
l tO
Le So.clel, Hel
Lord Peter I Grundy I
Victor CllertH IGouclruu)
Also raced R-1 G•Hll•
Cherie
Time 1 01 l tS
F"TH ltACI OMmlleP••
Crou9ete (8"1tefl 10 ao I 60 •.10
Mount L.Ollell (Hymonl tJ .o • 10 lactHene,.,fSlemor~t'll ••JO
AllO r11<ed R-'l Lael, The -..tro,
Sl<"I H-.r. Ideal Gem Time 1 lil4/S
U IXACTA 1•21 pa1dit~ tO
llXTH RACE. Onemlle P«•
lrts~ ,_IT_ Ill l loCI 7<11> 7<11>
RIOQ<Pmar1l (Gouclraaul
To LI•• (Rosen)
AllO riced Mr Gun
Hlllllllly, Sl•r APP .. I
Tl"1e 2·00
J OO J10
J eo
Runn~r ('Mon
SEVENTH RACE. One mile pace
Peter Oneclln (Gouclruul 4 eo 2 loCI 1 Ml
BroolP.fltld I P-er) 3 IO 710
McKt,,...18"Mrl JAG
AIW> rec.a; $1...,t lrealmtt'lt, S.n Mflrlo,
Rlc11erd Hanover
Time LS. 111
P EXACTA (4-1) paid W eo
EIGHTH RAC•. One mile oa<•
Trvly s-...1orunay1 • ao J .c> 1 '°
Diane Ml<IWlle (S/'ta<r.,,l 10 .a 3.80
D•11tesE-vor (OHorT•••I J IO
Also rlKed SooplltsUUltO l a dy, Kll'IQ>
NU9Qel, J-Crure, Flo-r Mountain Time: 2:011/J
P IE llACTA I HI paid M1 10
NI NTHAACIE 0..mlleoau
Andy'• Merino ( Parl<er) 10 eo • ao • . .O
Rey Otl C.,.,lno !Gouclrteul s 00 4AO
Bye Bye v--..r IVtll-lnotioml •Ml
Also reced· 5Ptf1<1• Aroo, CommoGfty,
Lumber Cllar,.,.r, Andy's Lion, Str•nve
Megl<.
Tim•: 2:01 us
U EICACTA t•lf paid"°' 00 Attendance 1,•9
New So\lth Wale• Open
(et I.,...,, A ....... , ............ '"""' Tim Wlllllton dltf Sle"' e>.llto<1, l ·S, W ,
Cllrh L ..... s Otf Me'1! E.,.,,..,.,_,, W , W
Women'• tournement ................... N.J .> ....................
Mar11ne N1vretl'9va Otf Pem Sllrl..,,
•·'· , •; Tr•Y Austin Otf. Chris E .. rt
LloYO .... l ... t
Turner
s till wants
Jackson
ATLANTA {i\P) Atluntu
Braves owner Ted Turner said
Saturday he no longer expects
free agent Reggie Jackson to
join the National League team
"H I thought it would do any
good, I'd fly Reggie in on
Christmas Day and s how lum
the city, even t he torn up
ba~eball field ," Turner s aid
from his Charleston, S.C , home
"I'd give him the key to the city
I'd do anything I could, but I
c1on 't think there's anything J
t•an do that would help "
Jackson m ade it known la!ft
week he would be content lo
remain with the New York
Yankees as a designated hltter
Turner said, "My whole thing
was predicated on Reggie not
wanting to be a DH."
THE BRAVES OWNER called
ha s pursuit of Jackson "r eal
good, tough and honest. ..
The Atlant a Journal and
C on s titution , quoting an
un1dentif1ed Oakland associate
of Jackson's, r eported in its
Sunday edition that the Braves
had dropped to the bottom or
J a C'kson '!'. list.
The source said Jackson had
decided to stay with the Yankees
1( possible and that Baltimore
and California were the top
alt e rnati ve s. fo llo wed b y
Atlanta.
"Oh, well. Reggie and I are
-;tall buddies." Turner said
"We'll always be buddies. JUSt
lake Pete Rose and I wall always
b1· buddies, just like Tommy
L.1sorda and I will alwa}s be
buddies But you don't want
some body playing for you JUSt
because he'!'. your budd) "
T HE OAKLAND S OURCE
'>aid Jack...,on was unlikely to Joan
the Brave~ because Turner dad
not offe r e n ough m o ney ,
Jackson was unfamiliar with
Atlanta. and the Braves have
attendance problems
The source s aid Turne r
offered Jackson S2 4 malhon for
thrN• year!'., "ba!>1cally the ~a me
kind of mone) as t'vcryone
ebc ·
Pressure
applied
on Kuhn
NEW YORK (AP J Nine
ma1or-league clubowners wrote
a letter last week aimed at
pre ss uri n g Ba s ebal l
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to
resign or not run for a third
term. the New York Times s aid
an Sunday's editions.
The pape r added t h at the
letter was never delivered. But.
1t continued . knowledge of the
existence of the letter, written
during baseball's annual winter
meetings 1n Hollywood. Fla .
served notice to Kuhn that the
Na I ion al League has enough
v otes to pr event him fro m
continuing as commissioner an
August 1983
According to the Times. the
letter did not ask Kuhn to resign,
but said th a t "w e th e
undersigned are not going to
vote for the re·e lection or Bowie
Kuhn."
ll would take four of the 12 NL
owners or five o f the 14
American League owners to
block Kuhn 's rc·election The
Times said five of the nine
sign ees were NL o wne rs
August Busch Jr of St Louis.
William Williams of Cincinnati.
J ohn McMullen of Houston,
Ball ard Smith of San Diego and
Nelson Doubleday of the New
York MeLo;
' AL sign ees we re George
Steinbrenner of the New York
Yankees. Ed ward Be nnett
Wi lliams of Baltimore. Eddie
C hiles of Texas and George
Argyros of Seattle. according to
the Times
Kuhn said he was "aware of
group of clubs who were raising
t h e question s th e l e tter
presented . Beyond that , there's
not much I can say. I've been
faced through the years with
incidents very much like this. so
it doesn·t come as any enormous
surprise to me."
Navratilova, Austin
sc&re tourney win8
EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J.
(AP> -Top-seeded M arllna
Navratilova and Tracy AusUn
advanced lo the finals or \.he
Toyota Championships Tennls
with comparatively e uy
victories Saturday night.
Navratilova eliminated
fifth-seeded Pam Shriver 6-4, 7-6
in a serve-and-volley battle.
while No. 3 Austln trounced
second-seeded Chris Evert
Lloyd &-1, 6-2 in matchup ot a
ba1ellne 1ames.
The Caechoslovaklan-born
NavraWova wUI ¥ 1011\1 after
lbe f15,000 wlnnu'a pgrse and
her second m.sc>r victory la a
row
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Orange Coa!I DAILY PILOT/SUnday, December 20, 1981
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The Wrap Before Christmas
By NORA LEHMAN oe .... ~ ~"""
I KNOW IT ISN'T OVER YET, but
Ch r istmas will be back again next year
and here 's a good fund-raising idea for
some enterpris ing coasta l group. In this
case, it's the Orange J aycees who're the
ent e rprising group and imaginative, too.
T he young men a r ranged with the
Orange Ma ll to park custome r 's cars for
the m at a $1 a copy until Dec. 22.
P roceeds go to the J aycees ci vie and
cha r itable projects.
They start t heir pa rking chores at 6
p.m. during the week -well , this aspect is
ove r now, but for future reference -at
noon on weekends.
Lots of advantages here: It's safer lo
have the car brought to you than wa lking
across a dark· par king lot or structure :
packages a re less likely to be dropped as
mommy tries to get the m a nd the children
m a ne uvered to the family wheels: t he
kiddies are less likely to dash into the
driving area while doors are unlocked a nd
the driver is less like ly to lose the car .
But I wonder if any of the J aycees
have done t hat yet?
T H E MA IL R O OM : I t 's O t ti n g
Ch ristmas card tim e again and this year 's
has a photo of Nancy. Tony and between
the m . listing just a bit to the port, is
Hiliary.
Could she be a little over 18 months
alr ead y?
I just had to m a ke a comment. because
''Christmas
STYLE's Christmas Orange Coast
Lady of Fashion is Gloria Hyams of
Huntington Harbour P1c·tured with her on
the cover arc her hus band Tom. a real
estate and investment broker. son :\1ikl•
and his wife of four years. Kathy
Harbour residents for eight :-·ear~ the
H ~·ams a re delighted to be in thei r
we ll-de s ig ned . compact waterfront
condominium.
The tree by Mat heson-Clark. Inc. is in
proportion to their room and while it's fun
to work on. it's not an O\'erwhelming
project or an o,·en\ helming decoration
Helping with the ~·early tree-trimming
project. the family dresses infor mally for
the JOb
Gloria wears raw-silk pleated s lacks
with a m atching silk blouse in a muted
fuchsia. Around her waist. a bronze leather
obi-like belt
Designed by Liz Claiborne Petites.
t h ese separate s are a\'ai l ab le in
R obinson ·s We s tmin s ter Better
Sportswear Departm ent.
Kathy's outfit casual. com fortable.
a nd an appropriate color for t he season.
edging. as it is. on forest green is a 100
per cent cQlton. two-piece outfit b~· Poor
Boy.
It is available at Bullock's Southe rn
California and nume rous specialty shops.
Both Tom a nd Mike wear s lacks and
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it's just a sha me that child has pare nts
who look so unha ppy and disinterested in
that child.
SP E AKING OF P E RFUM E : They've
had a marvelous promotion going on at the
M ay Compa n ys a ll o v e r Southe r n
California, combining designers of clothes
with their pe rfume produc tions. Chanel's
favorite mod e l v is ited sever al sto res.
Adolfo turned up doing his nu mber on his
n ew f ragr a n ce , t h ere h av e b een
re presentatives giving out a l sorts of good
sm elling things, Chloe is offering the dress
they've used on their ads as a prize. Well,
actua lly, each compan y has dreamed up
s uper prizes a nd a ll you do is put your
na m e in the box .
MORE MAIL: A note a rrived from
Ma r y Ann Goldma n who he ads up the
OCMC Performing Arts Junior s to report
that not only the children but the adults
had such a good lime at the perform a nce
of Long Beach Symphony's production of
·'The Nutcracker ,·· that everyone forgot
t he ir cameras.
It's lovely to know other people have
li ttle mind-s lippages like that.
Well. it's all right, ther e· 11 be othe r
times and other places.
This new grou p of seventh aleighth
g raders from the Newport Ha rbor ea are
m e m bers of a non-fund ra ising c apte r of
the Mus ic Center. lts purpose is to inc rease
t he awar eness of its m e mbe rs for a ll
aspects of the pe rforming a rts.
It ·s a prototype for future Perfor ming
Arts J u n ior c h a pte r s t h roug hout tfft!
county. and s ince t hey'r e just getting
under way, we'll lake a more exte nsive
look at what they're up to at a la ter da te.
SPEAKING OF MUSIC: I seem to
have become a Californians g roupie . I
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Christmas is "A Christmas Carol," so we couldn't
resist lootting at children at SCR's version from
t wo points of view. Back stage we see M ichelle
Wallen and Candice Copeland putting on make-up.
d on't mind that. They are. after all. a
s uper singing g roup a nd I love them. but
it's funny to be t hrown into a ··groupie ..
spot by chance. rather than choice
Sta rting with Neiman Marcus and t he
big fur extra vanganza. the Californians
a nd I moved on to t he Newport Harbor Art
IS 0 com1n • • •
s h ir ts from Ron ·s Place at Huntington
Beach's Peter·s Landing.
Tom·s ~ray flanne l s lacks and a cotton
blend s hirt in nar row burgundy and white
js worn with gray cashmere sweater. while
Mike's slacks are light.weight brown wool
gabardine . Wi th the m he wears a beige
cotton-blend shirt and deeper beige V-neck
classic cashmere s weater.
E\'en t hough Mike is e mployed in
:'llewport Beach. he and Ka thy, who works
for her mother· a nd father-m -law. li\'e in
Huntington Beach. too . Ch ris t mas
therefore is a pleasant and easy time for
t h is community -m ind ed fa m ily to get
together
... Pure cashmere luxury. The
WADHAM. All the great
Alan Paine details. In an
array of exclusive colors.
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Rob and Renee Strong brought Jessica, 4V1,
Rachel and Rebecca, both &V2, up from M ission
Viejo to see South Coast Rep's "A Christmas Carol."
Museum a nd t heir beautiful Christ m as
Festival. I We'd started to wave to one
another by then >
Then last weekend. we met twice
once on Saturday night at the Balboa Bay
Club's Me mbers Only Christ m as P a r t y
<Phew~ that's a long title I and on Sunday
at the O r a n ge County Music Cente r 's
C hr is tmas C andle li g ht Con cert at
Dis neyland Hotel.
At the Bay Clu b party we sat with
Doro thy Yardley a nd Jackson Hughes
Dorothy. as an yone who's been in the area
an hour-a nd -a -ha lf knows. is the Bay Club
1 know she maintains she's retin•d a nd
l guess in a sense she has. Anyone calling
has to try two places. now. the Club and
he r house. but that's the only difference I
can see. Oh, and she can take more tnps
When s he h its t hat front door. the
reaction from the members is s uch that
they don't feel she's "retired "
IN ANY CASE, it ·s fun to sit with her
because the whole crowd drifts by a t some
tim e during the evening. and she 's still
tops as fa r as handling PR photos and
gettin g ever yone together for them
(Instead of the editors here at the Datly
Pilot doing a P R seminar. s he should do
it. S he knows how to "work a room ... as
t hey say in the "trade ··,
It was an overflowing c rowd and we
saw a number of familiar faces "across a
c r owded room ... like Bi ll and Rusty Hood .
Betty Rogers and Mar\'. and Kaye and Vic
Ma rrero.
Then. a n odd thing happened A man
who cam e to the table. not wanting to
interr upt t he con ver sa tion. waited to
introduce himself and his wife and s tood
for a momen t or two. He looked ve ry
familiar to me. but I couldn't pull It from
m y m e mory.
Everyone turned and s miled. wa1tmg
''I'm Tom Holmrighausen.·· he !)aid.
"a nd this is my wife. June ...
It fl ash e d b ac k int o t h e ti r ed
m ind. . "Health Planning Council " We 'd
been on the board together for some years
It just proves that sociological st ud y
done by -I want to say Duke. but 1 · m not
sure t hat our lives do keep crossing
Silk lingerie -o Ovistmos wish.
Make it come true a t the
Intimate Collection,
South Coast Plozo.
with luxllious gowns.
designer robes, teddies.
camisoles. beoutif ul
garter belts ond
French silk
stockings.
The LuxlMY
of Silk Pa~=s byOo
MISSION VIE~All l.owtf L....i N.o '
495.145
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·After 13 houst!S. WL' don't intend tu mml'
C:luna 11~ ams ~a~ s. looking around ht·r eharm1ng
watt•rfront conclomi111um '"\\'e Ion• 1t hen• ..
.\nd if commitme nt to co mmunit~· sL•n·1n· 1s a
v. a~· to judge an indi\"idual's af't'ecl1on for thL· plaee
om• lives. our M1!.soun-born. Cal1forn1 a loH•r Lui~
of Fas hion m eans what s he -.ay ....
Soon after moving to the llarhour l'1ght ~·L·<.trs
ago. Gloria joinL•d thL' Adm1raht~ Group of the
l luntington Ha rbour Philharmonic <.:omm1ltl'l'
~ot j ust .. a jmner ... Gloria worked hard \\lthtn
her own group a nd th('n movl·d on to thL• lluntinglnn
H arbour Phtlharmonu: Committee. th 1.· ho,1r<i
t•oordinat1ng aet1\'lltes of the Se\'L'll Harbour group-;
Reforc taking on lhl' eha1rm;msh1p la-,1 :\J;t\
<; l ol'la Sl'l'\ eel a s \'l<'l' C'ha1rman liason . \ ll'l'
<·h<ttrman µuh lic rel a t ions . l'ha1rman conttnuarw1·
fund and Grand Marshal Ball c hairman.
:'\ot c·orHc•nt to c·oneentrate on this act1\ t'
C'h:rn·mansh1 p <.Jln11e orw th;it Ill\ olH•s ht•lptng to
coord inatt• those tomm1tle1.•-. "~ nehr1111111ng tht'
l'fforts of morl' than :mo Ph1lharmon1t mL·mhL•rs ;md
the11· husbancb in putt mg on tht•t r h1ghl~ :.ut·cessful
I und -ra1st•r. tht· Crutsl' ol Li ght<--;he ts abo a
member of t ht• Sunst•t Rl'a<·h \\'omen·.., Club. when•
... he h<is '\ern•cl as fir .... t ,.l('l' pn•-.tdl'nl ol programs.
\'tC'e president ol "a~ s i.lnd nwans . .;e<'rt'lar~. und
founde r of thl' du I>'-; annual Luau
Among her othl'r tntl'l't's t:-.. the Hu ntington
H arbo r Republican \\'omen ..., Club . the F<Jm1h·
Sernl'e Assot1at1on of <>range Count~. thl' Fl~·1n~
Dutt'hman Ch aptt·r nl tht• Orangl· Count~ :\Jus1c
Center . which is unlike an~· of the other a uxilia ries
hcci..lu:-.e its ml'mhersh1p con .... 1sts of C"uupll'.... tlw
lluntinglon Harbour Chapter of the American
Caneer Soc-1l'l~·. the lluntington Harbor Yac ht Club.
and the Sunsl'I .-\quat 1<.· Yacht Club
.-\ tar e1.•r \\Oman most of hl'I' <idult ltfe .... ht•
currl•ntl~ works with ht·r husband Tom as a n•al
1•st:tll• lirokt•r in thl·1r O\\n l\'P lnn•stors offll'l' 111
t hl' Sunset BeaC'h :\I all 1 ;\ :-.chedule ltkc hers eulls
for a family partners hip 1
Ht'fore l'nll'ring thl• n•al t•state field. s h e was an
t'XL'C'Utl\ e secretar~ for se\'Cral public relations
I 1rms. ateounting and personnt•I companies . o il
C'ompan1es, and the lluntmgton Reach Union l11gh
Sth11ol Distnt·t. ;.is \\'Cll as the Fountain \'a lle~
El l•merllan D1~tnct
P;.irents of one son . '.\11ke . Gloria and Tom
n•lt>hruted the ir 28th v.eddtng anni versar~· in
m1c1 -:-.=o\'ember
~ike is emplo~ ed b~· the city of '.'le wport Beach.
and lives with his wife. Kathy. in Huntington Beach
Kathy works full-time for the famil y firm.
Any time for hobbies'.'
"Yes." Gloria says. ·1 love golf and exercising
al the health club 1 that must be what keeps that
figure so trim 1. reading a nd Just rela xing at
home . . .. an understandable love with a sehe dule
such a~ hers
··1 believe in Orange Count~· ... Gloria cont ludes.
·a nd I pla n to give more and more service to m~·
tommunity in a m ore and more professional wa~· ..
That ·s a pr<'tl~ high goal for someone who SL'ems
to han· hit thl' top. hut Clon a H~ ams is obviou:-.h
not onl ~ go:il ont•ntc·cl. hut ~m athll'\'er as'' L'll
''A little warmth, a little light , . •II
The Orange Count ~ Ph1lht1rmo111c Societ~ has so
m a n y pro g r a ms fn r bot h u ct u l ts and ~ nut h
concert~ for us "o lder folk" a nd a mus ic mobile. an
enrichml'nt progrum. in-school chambt•r l'llllc-erh.
·' o uth tonn·rts. 'ideo tupe 111:-tntl'I tonal st•ncs and
now. "cholar "hips. for the ~oung that lundmg '"a
major prohlt•m .
\\'omen· ... group:-. lrom all OH'I thl· e1111nt~ an,
a m o ng lh<' philharmon1<:·s f.!rt'<lll'"' .... ourc·e-; of
s upport
Among thost• supportt•rs arl' th<' Sl'\'l'll groups
making up the lluntmgton Harbour Philharmon1I'
Committee· /\dmiralt~'. Is lander. ~hir ina . '.'\;.111tilus.
Starboard. Trinidad and Wmd.iammt·r
It is thb committee that ....i:.irtc•cl the• Chnstmas
Cruise of Lights a s its fund raist•r
Founded in 1968. the r ruise has been µn•sentt·d
ever v vcar since with the exception of 1973 wht·n
the energy c ris is t hrew e\'(~rylhmg into blackness
Involving the 300-plus women makmg up the
Harbour Committee. as well as their hus bands and
• families. the project is of s uch proportions the
planning for the next one begins almost as the
present one gets under way.
Thl· wt•ekend bC'for c the c ruise s tarts. a two-day
hoat parack kicks off the whole event.
This ~·l•ar .Joe '.\1 a rttn's La Crea L'sted won the
S\\t•eµstakt•s :\\\ard
F rom the ·Best L'st• of Li~hts .. to "Design
Excellt•ncC'. · tht•rc wer e seven other winners in the
f1r-;t c:at egor~. M'\·cn tn tht· second µlace s pots and Ill
more gl'lling honor<J hl e mention.
Whtie our cover lady. Gloria Hyams. c hairs the
PhilhCJrmonk' C'ommittet· Board. the s pecialists m
this art'H Wt'l'l' Boat P arade Chairman Betty Watson.
with Mar~· Thompson assisting her
The Cruise of Lig hts itself s tarted last Tuesda~·
and will continue until Dec. 23. It raises about
$30.000 a ~·ear for th<.• philhar monic . Chairman
Barbara Agliozzo. a ssi s ted by Yvonne Ke lly.
undertook the joh o f organizing the Cruise of Lights .
Moving approximate ly 2.500 people a night
through the Harhour's sevt•n miles of waterways. the
cruise boats take passengers by the 53 hom es
ente ring the .. Best Of" contes t.
In the watrrfront house section. there w ere 24
different awards to g ive out in the first prize section.
10 more in the second and honor able mention
C'a legories.
Mr. a nd Mrs Stacey Br o h ier won the
Sweepstakes Award and s everal h ouseho lders
m oved into the Waterfront Hall or Fam e : the Ken
Baustians. Saul Kirsches. Willie Van Astens. Carl
Lunds. Gary Sorters and the !< .. ran k We bsters.
Inland . or as the· Harbour puts it. ··Off-Water"
homes were judged in 11 basic ar eas. with Mr. and
Mrs . Ray Coupes taking the Sweepstakes.
The cruise boats leave Peter·s Landing in
Huntington ·a each at 5:30 and 8 :30 p .m .; the
don ation is $4 for adults and S2 for children under 12:
and warm. warm c lothing is a n absolute necessity.
Reservations are possible by callin g 840-6209.
T he w hole th ing should get you out of you
"bah-humbug" mood and into the .. Ho. ho, h6~
instead.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. December 20, 1981
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a piece of extreme rarity and
luxury. A sapphire from Ceylon. where the world's
finest sapphires ore found. surrounded by round and
baguette diamonds set in platinum. May be worn as a
ring or pendant. $34.950.
Subjec1 to prior •olr .
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
Ladies and gentlemen, thls Candlelight
Concert is obviously a party that a cast of
thousa_nds expect to go to every year, so
the tnck is t() get your reservations in
early.
: The crush in the foyer outside the
G·rand Ballroom was happy, thank
heavens; and enormous. ·
' It was n't until everyone filed into their
tables that I could get a really good view of
the beautiful job Charles Paap· did on the
decor. The "done-to-the-nines" crowd
complimented them, but I enjoyed seeing
It's a family affair with the Batdwlns. Shown here: Jami, Jason and Jim.
the 10-foot flocked pussywillows fastened
around the five pillars and the reindeer
scene where three tall, white flocked trees
rested on a bed of red poinsettias.
That entry never look ed so
glamourous.
. Inside. the Christmas trees, s ilk
poinsettias. and snow-flocked birches and
1,200 red antherium, especially flown in
from Hawaii for the table decorations
created a fairyland.
Charles Paap does the decorations for
this party every year because he loves to.
Our table included the John Spears.
Rick Wagner . Jr. and Nancy Thornton.
THE CONCERT INCLUDED music by
the Orange County Pacific Chorale. under
the direction of Keith Clark and the Orange
County Master Chorale <the Californians
are a smaller group made up of Master
Chorale people, and the one to which I
seem to have become attached as a
groupie>. Maurice Allard is their director
and, just as an aside, needed a program. I
gave him mine. Then when the time came
.to get the centerpiece no one at our table
had the star indicating they were the
winner.
We decided it had gone to Maurice.
But, since he didn't claim it, Muriel Spear
did, not without graciously asking whether
that would be all right, of course.
We all agreed we wanted it to go to a
good home.
As if these two music-making groups
weren't enough, Bill Mallory came back
from a road tour of ·'Oklahoma·· to add his
beautiful voice to the festivities and was
joined later by Jan Lacey who first did a
solo composed especially for the occasion
by Clark called. "Come Unto Him."
None of us could help remarking what
a handsome couple they made standing on
that stage singing.
Just after the seventh-inning stretch.
Santa arrived. called Floss Schumacher.
John Rau. Jim Bentley, Lou Knobe and
Tim Stader to the stage.
PRESENTIMG THEM EACH with a
child's musical ins trument. Keith led
them , including Santa. in a
l 'm-not-quite-sure what musical piece.
Once Floss got the horn going and Jim
the kazoo. they took direction quite well.
Lou Knobe's rattle could have been a little
larger, perhaps and he wouldn 't have been
so dominated by Rau's triangle and
Stader's drum (which he really handled
quite well and with great gusto).
It was a s mashing evening, and
champagne glasses must be tipped to the
ubiquitous Floss -the Mother Superior of
the music world of Orange County <that
according to Maurice Allard), Peggy
Cotton for handling the food and wine,
Marcie Mulcille for arrangements and
Ginny Bennett who took on the
responsibility for the invitations.
WE'RE COMING DOWN to the last
gate: It's aJmost here and I do have to say
this bas been as busy a party season as I
:can remember. ·
And not only has it been busy, it's been
formal. I'm speaktng about dress, you
understand.
After a seuon like this I certainly hope
all you men have invested in your own
dinner jackets.
Ho!llO!llO! Happy Christmas to you
all.
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Terry Jones outside the Ballroom at the Balboa Bay Club Christmas Party. BBC President B ill Ray .. nc1 .. ntlqu.-de•ler wife, Beverly .. re floinked by
newly-wed Herb and Suzi Sutton at the B•I~ Boiy Club's Chrlstm•s Put y.
Chosen to decorate the Pageant of Peace Tree representing California in Washington, o.c., Bullock's South coast Plu• duP,llcatH the omoiments. Terry Lundgren indiutes oi sped al one.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Su nday. Oecember20, 1981
By VIDA DEAN
Buttons, Bows, Bells and Braids • •
Dear Vidu,
I enyoye<l the lips you gave recently
about special m akeup for holiday parties .
No w can you give m e som e ideas for
decorating the hair·1
Kathy. Costa Mesa
Dear Kathy,
Good question. and we have a lot of
th e m . A li s t of fun things for y our
VD~
holiday-hair comes from Pierre Ortiz at
New York, New York Salon at Peter's
Landing. Huntington Beach. Cons ider
these:
Twis ted or rolled s ilk or c hiffon
scarves can be worn around t he head.
crossing the forehead and tied be hind one
ear. Longer scarves can be allowed to drop
to the shoulder after tying. Soft curls peek
from under this around-the-head band or
are fringed out over the band
Also. try glitter y scarves and t 1e in the
metallic shade with eye s hadow and lip
color cff ects.
Weave ribbons. glitter braid a nd other
m at erial through braid ed hair. knots
or chignons
they're easy to work with. I
For very short hair that can handle a
sleek look, mix glitter with styling gel and
comb hair into place-to dry.
And here are some other ideas
Sil ver or gold bells tied to braid
ends .
Rich velvei or brocade bows .
Gold net veil-like scarf tied on your
head
Metallic feathers.
Si lk flo w e r s s prinkled with
meta llic-toned glitter.
Dried flowers s prayed in metallic
shades.
Gold and silver rope with tassel
fringe used as forehead band~
Cover plastic headband with
metallic cloth. glue gaudy s tones for an
Art-Deco look.
Sprinkle tiny star~ through ~·our
hair the kid ~·ou used to see on your test
paper~ at school They ha\'t.· 1ust the nght
amount of glue Place a cluster of tin;\' Christmas balb
where you've pulled long hair back with a
metall ic clip. I Florists have the t~·pe and
The look of sprayed vcl\'el leav<'~ or
sturdy cloth lea\'es. c fl orists ha\'c them 1
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Storekeeper Mark Page is wearing our
classic lightweight poplin jacket with
red tartan plaid lining, enabling it to
be worn comfortably for all
seasons. It is water and
stain resistant, and
has a solid brass
zipper. A
practical
garment,
available in
tan, navy,
red, and
green.
A store that
offers a selection of fine
traditional sportswear for
men, women, and boys ...
1028 Irvine. Newport Beach.
California. Phone 642-7061
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clus tered or scattered throu~h the hair
"With imagination.·· s ays Pierre Ortiz.
.. A d yna mite hair adornment can do more
for you than jcwt.•lr~· Jus t rt·me mber that
proportion. plaC'l·ment and coordanat1on
with mtikeup and fashion salhouctt<' art.•
vital.··
G IFI' IOF.AS: Bless the cosmetics
de partments for those perfect answers to
difficult gift problems Stores are filled
with a ttractive ~pecial holiday sets for
last -minute shoppers. and you ('a n't go
wrong, especiall~· 1f you know a person's
favorite fragrant<.' Give several different
items to help her layer the scent : soap.
dus ting powder. hody lotions. colognes and
perfumes. all in th<' same scent
You can even find scented candles to
follow the theme.
For the bath. in addition to scented
soaps there are softening products. oils
and bubble-makers.
You mig ht also think about large
sponges. back brus hes and trays that fit
across the tub or hang in the shower.
Other beauty and grooming gift ideas
include sets of cosmetic brushes. jewelry
filled with solid perfumes. liquid-hand soap
in pretty flowered dis pensers. maniturini;!
~els and soft fluffy toweling.
Your friends and loved ones will be
looking and s melling good for Christmas 1f
you choose from these lists.
And Mcrr~· Christmas to you all
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SU NDAY, DEC EMBER 20, 1981
STOCKS 03-4
ENTERTAINMENT
08-10
The ABC Television Network's
press promotion has created. a
comedy credibility crisis ... D12
Be grateful for survival
ITJ, today's economy , breaking even is equ ated with success
By JOHN CUNNI FP .............. ,.1
The a nnouncement seemed
almost like a joke -a sick joke.
business style but 1l wasn t.
In s t ea d , 1l pro babl y
represented. to som e s mall
degree at least, a new business
mood for 1982 : Count your
blessings and be grateful that
you survive. Hold on. but make
few tiig plans. al least for early
1982.
The a nn o unc emen t , a
year-end s ummary and 1982
projection from the National
Association of Mutual Savings
Banks, a segme nt of the thrift
industry that was hard hit in
1981. expressed t h e m ood
tersely.
"The savings bank industry
will experience essentially zero
n et new deposit flows next
year... 1t said, "a s ignificant
improvement from the r ecord
198 1 net loss, which is expected
to total $12 billion "
Savings banks were not alone
in being hurt. Business failures
through Dec. 3, counted by Dun
& Bradstreet. jumped to 15,892
from 11,030 through Dec 4 a
year ago. In the week e nded
Dec 3 the number of failures
Jumped to 443. compared with a
weekly average of 311.
Even those numbers do not
tell the full stor y because m any
s m all companies are holding on
b y their fingernails . The
carnage is widespread too, D&B
says, distributed through most
areas of the nation and running
through many types 9f business
operations
will be slow, they say, but it will
come .
It will come, they say. because
they have pared their work
forces and otherwise become
more efficient, because interest
r ates are likely to be lower than
in l ll80·8 1. because inflation
a ppears lo be waning , and
"Individuals ,and
businesses have been
bur.ned before by
overly high
expectations .''
-JOHN CUNNI FF
Breaking even therefore has
now become e qu ated wit h
success. a goal to shoot for, not
Just a disaster to be avoided.
Reading t hrough projections
now being distributed by
com panies and industries, the
bright light b that many of them
savings banks. autos and
housing. to name the most
prominent feel they've put the
worst behind them Recovery
because Income tax cuts will be
s h owin g their impac t by
midyear
Individuals and bus inesses
ha"e been burned before by
overly high expectations .
T hi s December, from the
highest lo the lowest levels or
industry. the sights appear to be
set low If there is to be any
surprise in 1982, they seem to be
saying. it will be a welcome one.
The Wh ile H ouse. f or
exa mple , has l owe r ed its
expectations in recent weeks .
Murray Weidenbaum, the While
H o u se c h ief ec.onomist,
com men led recently, "For t he
year as a whole, 1982 m ay not
look like much of a winner -
real growth is likely to average
only I pe rcent over 1981."
Anything above that, of course,
would make it a winner
I nd ee d . til e R e agan
administration fully expects to
be called a winner, because that
I percent annual improvement
1s expected to be achieved by
m eans of a booming second half
that o flsets th e first -h alf
declines.
Weidenbaum, in fact. seems to
describe the mood when he
observed in an add ress Dec. 3 to
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board that "t h e
administration's policies have
already made for a new sense of
realis m in eco nomi c
decision-m a king , both in the
public and private sectors ··
R ealis m is one way lo
describe the mood. but it's more
than that. There is also an
ele m ent of tha nks fo r having
survived a tough 1981. and a
show-me attitude tinged faintly
with hope. about 1982.
Orange County
fits Frederick's
customer study
By SANDIE JOY
Of, ... Oally Pl'°' SI.off
"Conservative·· might be an
a ppro pr iate label when
d escri bin g Orange County
politics but when 1t comes to
clothes, ··progrl'ssive" is a
better word
At least that's what Robert W.
Hansen says.
Hansen 1s vice president of
Frederick's of Hollywood, the
Los Angeles·based chain of
women 's specialty bout iques
which has 136 retail outlets in 33
s tates. four of them in Orange
County.
"I think Orange County is a
ver y progress1 ve grou p of
some of the unit's success lo its
Westminster Mall locat ion
covering what he called "quite a
few good communities."
Other locations are m Brea
M all , Town a n d Countr y
Shopping Center m Orange and
in Anaheim Plaza.
In addition to the Frederick's
stores. the chain this year began
oper ating a firm called Private
Mom ents at Brea Mall and pl ans
to open a second such outlet in
Wes tminster. perhaps in the
spring, Ha nsen said.
P rivate Moments. which at
this lime has JUSt two other
stores in Sherman Oaks and
De l Amo does n 't retail
the Frederick's label Instead.
Hansen explained. the stores
carry branded intimate apparel
such as designer line goods with
Bill Blass and Halston labels
The Frederick's vice president
said another Or ange County
s tor e probably is in the
,future.
)
1 "We have our peo.pl e r o ut looking for the right
loc a lions." he said
Net s ales
Net earn ings
Earnings per s hare
Ca s h dividends
per share .39
Total assets 17.20
Stockholders' equity 11 .50
Equity per s hare 8.18
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ON DISPLAY ~l l•rchantl1se like the cln·~M's hanging on lhl' rack
abO\'l' h;ne c·ontnbt1tl'd lO\\<.tf'd Frl'Ol'l'l<:k s ris ing prol1t ... r n~l'l
shows thl1 company's financial results
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TESTS PROTOTYPE -Ennron \'1ct• l'rl'~idl'nt Charle..,
'.\1 cll t'nr~ takt•s a ~l'al 111 his <·omp;.s11\ .., r1l''' p<.·r ... unal
ret real.
Environ d e sig ned
for stress r e lief
By KE ITH TUBER
Dally ,. .... 811>1Mts Editor
Charles McHenry has this
vision: The pressures of life
in the fast la ne -resulting in
high anxiety. stress. burnout,
p ersonal a path y an d
depression lead the public
in droves to seek relief in
relaxation boutiques
The boutiques. as popular
as the health spas and hot
tubs of the '70s , contain a
number of devices designed
as life support systems for
the human psyche One of
them, a sensory deprivation
tank. gained notoriety in the
rilm , "Altered States."
Another is the Environ
P e r s o n a l R e tr eat. a
futuris tic oval enclosure
housing a body lounge and
featuring hi-tech componenL'i
i n c luding at m osp h e r e
co ntr o ll ed b y mi cro
processors, a color spectrum
gen e rat i n g un1l a nd a
36-track audio that delivers
program med relaxation or
dynamic remot1vation
Whe n does Mc H e nry 's
scenario lake place? Nol in
the 21st century. but in the
curr ent decade perhaps by
1985
Mc Henry, 32. is executive
vice president of Environ. a
Santa Ana based firm which
unv<:llt:'d it s 1nvent1 on
recently at the 7th Annual
I nternat1onal Business &
I ndustry Expos1t1on at the
Anaheim Convention Center
"The ad\'antage Environ
ha ~ over Sam<Jdhi <water
1solat1on 1 tanks 1!. that the
user can walk in wearing a
threl'-p1ece s u11 " s aid
Mc:ll enry."hos l' com pany
plans to d<'vl'lop other human
maintenan ce re l ated
technology
To support his contention
that s uch a great need exists
so as to make this fi eld the
next boom industry .
Mc Henry cited the fo llow mg
statistics
S17 b1llwn 1s los t in
product1-.1ly because or
mental illness in any year to
any t.:.S. industry
S60 billion 1s lost because
of phys1<·al and stress-related
dis abilities
California receives 3.000
to ..i .000 p!>ych1atric injury
claims a vcar. about half the
workers · rl'Cl'IV(' awa rds.
typical!~ between S!.400 and
S4 .900
RI pl•rcen t o f t he
eXt'CUllVl'S (Ameri can
Academ' of Family
<St>e ENVIRON. Page 0 2)
MODELS BOA -Sa leswoman
Oarquise Thompson d1spla~·~
a dress and boa . hoth
available at F'redE'rick·s of
llol I \'wood ·s West m instt•r
outlc.t.
This month for the first time
F rederick's gained a listing on
the American Stock Exchange, a
move hailed by Frede rick's
board chairman Fre d e rick
Mellinger as "a s ignificant
milestone in the 35-year history
of the company."
"We believe 1t llhe list ing >
will serve the interests of our
stockholders." Me ll inger said,
"by providing greater visibility
for the compan y and a broader
market for our s hares, and it's
in keeping with corporate
growth and development."
Advice for
Check your
a safe holiday :
car thoroughly
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communities." Hansen said,
"and it more or less typifies the
type Qf community where we do
very well."
Frede rick's has long had a
reputation for o ff e ring
c u s tome rs exot ic types of
lingerie and clothing.
Demographically, he said, the
F r e d e ric k 's c u s tomer is
approximately 34, married or
has been married, has children
and is part of a household where
the income is slightly higher
lhan the national average.
Seven ty-six pe rcent of the
cus tomers a re employed and
h ave educational levels slighUy
higher tha n the n ational
average.
"God knows," Hansen said,
·'Orange County certainly Is
representative of that."
Some of the c hain's best
producinJ units, he explained,
a re in suburban, mld.dle·lncome
and upper mlddle :l nco m c
commWlltlea.
1n Oran1e County, the moet
profitable outlet 11 "without a
doubt, the Westminster st.ore,"
Hansen n.ld. atlributin1 at leut
Frederick's, which began as a
mail-order firm and still does
nearly a third of its total sales
through direct mail, reported a
net income of more t han $2.3
mi 11 ion on reve nues of $39.3
million for the fiscal year ended
Aug 31
This represents an increase of
more than a half-million dollars
in net income. Last year. the
chain r ecorded revenues of
$32.6 million.
Ha nsen said he doesn't think
the stock exchange listing will
have a direct bearing on store
o p eration s b eca u se th e
fundamentals will remain the
same .
•·one of the su cces!es of
Frederick's," he said, "is that
we have known what our
product line was, what ou r
customer profile was a nd we
have stayed with thJt."
The Frederick's look is "the
rather ultra glamorous, filmland
look," Hansen explained. "We
d o m ore than sell bod y
covering. We're In the buslnesS'
or fantasy. We try to have our
garments give the c ustomer
what s he's looklna for In the
mirror."
By PAT DUNN
Of 1"-o.lly "''°' Sl.tff
Grandma 's house may have
been "over t he river and
t hrough the woods" a few years
ago. but today's holiday visits to
re l atives us ually in vol ve
freeway driving .
The National Automobile Club
urges anyone pla nning a holiday
trip to have a mechanic who is
familiar with your auto
t ho roughly check everything
under the hood. Also check tires,
brakes, lights and turn signals,
s teering gear linkage, wiper
blades and the glass area.
Your e m e rgenc y road kit
should be complete and in good
working order. As a minimum it
s ho u ld co ntain a fir e
extinguishe r that Is readil y
av a ii able and approved for
vehicle use, highway nares or
warning device, lire jack and
handle, fl ashllght with extra
batteries and spare fuses.
Plan your route in advance
suggests NAC, use c urrent map&
and select alternate routee to
use in case of e meraencles. rr
possible, avoid areas of heavy
concesUon such u busy airporu
or shoppln1 center1.
NAC 1dmes tald n1 the tlme
to pack 1ultcases and parctla
"
where they can 't fly loose or
tumble over if sudden br aki,ng or
a swerve occurs while you are
driving. Also make sure they
don't impair the driver 's vision.
If trave ling with s mall
children , provide t hem with
games lo keep them busy a nd
CONSUMER CLOSE ·UP
"quieter" than usual. Frequent
stops can relieve the monotony
o f a long trip a nd improve
everyone's disposition.
Allow yourself plenty of extra
time for lhe heavy traffic that i!
sure to occur during the holidays
and anticipate delays due to
·crowded highways. accidents,
co n s truction o r adve r se
weather.
For added peace of mind while
away from home, NAC suggests
maklng arrange m e nts ror a
trusted neighbor or friend to
watc h over you r house or
1partment.
Prepare a c beckllat and use It
11 you walk tbrouch the house
wlth your friend explaining what
needs to b e done. Leave a
lelephon number where you
can be reached. reminds NAC.
Unplug space heaters, coffee
pots. telev is ions a nd other
a ppliances that might be the
so urce o f a fire if l e ft
unatte nded. Make pla ns for
family pet care while you are
away.
Ask your neighbor to a rrange
drapes and wtndow shades and
turn lights on and off in an .~-
Irregular pattern to dis·
courage would· be thleves. ·
If that isn't practical,
use automatic timers
to tum on lights and
a radio at several
different times. Don't
forget lo have m all
and newspapers
picked up dally or
stop delivery while
you're IOM.
Wlt.b a Uttle advanc
pla.nnlna, 11,y1 lhe
Nat.Jona! Automobile
Club, even the
moat beetle holiday schedule
can be a tale and enjoyable
experience.
•
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
IRINllCIASTSTICIS
. Following are the stock market activities of publicly traded qrange County
firms for the week ended F'nday , Decem ber 18. Data providea by Newporf
Securities Corp.
Farmers try computers
Early experi ments prov e technology successful
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moisture and temperatures over 22 hilly acres.··
ishe said "We can't afford 1t and neither can a
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16 Ca ,.l Ka rcil'l•r CtlL 17 C•rlron Corp. C'1TI
ti Ch•••P4t•lll• CHIS 19 Cltl'lena lank •
10 Col .. on "1•·
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may soon put tht! computer next to the tractor and
plow as one or farming's basic lools, bMcking
expt"!r1enct! and instinct wlth the resources of high
technology
And so with any new era there are the
pioneers, among them John and Lynelle Roth -a
pair of scientist.farmers whose avocado trees can
call the couple up if they need a drink of water .
Ttlelr 22-acre avocado grove, overlooking the
Santa Rosa Valley, has been wired with sensors
connected to a computer that monitors soil
conditions. turns on irrigation pumps and can ring
their bedside phone 1:5 miles away should an
unusual problem arise.
Their own design, the system has eliminated
daily drives to the ranch, saved water , improved
yields and placed the Roths at the forefront of a
revolution that one day may see comprehensive
com puter management of' ir rigation a nd pest
t"onlrol by farmers s tatewide.
T he stale is currently funding university
research into a statewide network of automated
weather stations allowing them to forecast short
range water needs for the state's major crops and
transmit that information to farmers hooked in by
c·omputer.
P rivate firms also have received grants to tes t
radio and satellite transmitters and improve
reliability of sensors
Absentee citrus growers usually hire
management companies that water according to
their own schedules regardless or how mur h water
the trees need.
From Page 01
The Hoths. both phys1c1sts al the Hughes
Research Lab in Malibu, divided the 2,000 trees
into four bloeks and strategically placed sensors in
the soil to measure moisture and temperature
A computer in a trailer monitors the sensors
every 15 minutes If moisture has been depleted to
a c•ertum level the computer turns on sprinklers in
the block, measuring water now .and pressure so
that lhe proper amount of water reaches the trees.
The computer can be programmed lo phone
them 1f unu:mal conditions occur and the Rot..hs can
send back instructions through a porta ble
term inal
"You can come out here. check a soil monitor
som ewhere, sense the temperature and decide
when~ to water," said John Roth. "The computer
has the advantage of being predictive, dedicated.
('ons1:,tenl 24 hours a day "
T he aim of the weather research soon lo be
carried out by UC Davis with $3.4 million in
Department of Wate r Resources funds is intended
"to show the farmer that irrigation scheduling by
computer can be so easy that he's got to do it."
said biometeorologist Richard Snyder
"We expect to reduce t..he amount or water .
improve yields and save the farmer lime ... he
said Network information will also be used to
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He admits the company
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··With a new product and a
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The units are being priced
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March. filling smaller orders
until then
"Rsght now, we're going
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shopping centers ... McHenry
said or the firm's marketing
strategy. "Wh erever there is
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Thus far. the rompany has
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years to develop its product
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Essays have wit, taste and they're to the point
AT LAaOE. By Ellee Goodmaa. Summl&
Beolla. Ml P••e1. •11.ts. Ellen Goodman la a muter ol compression A 1yndlcated newspaper columnltt and
winner of a Pullt.aer Prise, Miu Goodman has
that rare ability to say an lntereatlna lot in very
llltl• apace.
Moel of the more than 100 little essays
collected ln "At Larae" run only two paces or
leu ln length, but that's more than enou1b
apace for this talented writer to express her
vlew1 on contemporary society and to present
them to the reader in a loglcal, absorbing
fashion.
Ranting easily over the problems and
pleaaures of modern American life, Miss
Goodman opens with a look at the new decade
of the U.. and finds it not that much ditrerent
from the one that preceded it. "No sooner do we
end qne more Decade," the obee~a. "than
anot}\er one comes peepln1 around the comer
... armed lo the teeth."
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t akes a hard look at a time In which the
IOOI lfVllW
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the ant had to watch the grasshopper 1et the
goodies.''
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but one -u they were to Rodeen.
Mlsa Goodman writes with wit and with
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llam slta down to write his account of the
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everyone seems satisfied with Noah's claim to
piety. Ham figures it 's best not to argue with his
father.
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contained in "official reports" of the voyage.
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IDT SfllflS ESSAYS HA VE WIT, TASTE
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1. "A Light In the Attic," Shel
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6. "How To M•k• Low to a ~n,"
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-Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oocember20. 1981
'Chorus Line' director looks
for new hit in 'Dream Girls'
By JAY llAllBUTT
&JOr•-CftMc
NEW YORK 'Tm always scared lo death or
opening night," says M&chael Bennett "ll 's never
been any dirferent ~nd it never will be "
Tonight as one of those nights for him.
It's when "Dream G>rls," a new musical
11taged by the man who gave you "A Chorus Line."
bowa on Broadway: It's about three young black
wom en, backup singers for a male, soul music
star.
AS BEFITS a Bennett undertaking, it's not a
tiny venture. It has a big band. a cast of 32 and, he
says, a $3 million budget possibly a Broadway
record even though he breezily describes the show
as your basic $1 million musical "with inflation."
Wi th the book and lyrics by Tom Eyen and a
score by Henry Krieger, "Dream Girls" arrives
here from a tune-up run m Boston. where it did
very well at the box office.
Out-of-town success is very nice. says Bennett.
a s mall, wiry. intense man who conducts business
clad in an orange baseball cap, sneakers. a sweat
shirt and gray corduroy pants
Btrr HE DOESN'T relax. doesn't think any
s how is surefire Uftlil the Broadway c ritics and the
public say so.
"No," he says, igniting a cigarette. '"The truth
is, until it's a smash hit in New York, I don't
believe it." •
Such is the gospel according to Bennett. 38. a former chorus "gypsy" who·s suffered the lows
and s avored the highs of theater since 16, he says.
He was a hoofer in the European version of "West
Side Story."
His big-league track record includes not only
"Chorus Llne." which he conceived. directed and
rh••reographed, but also "Promises, Promises."
"l " co," "Company" a nd "Follies." all of which
h l• • horeographed.
"CHORUS LINE" is still on Broadway after
five: years. nine Tony awards, a Pulitzer Prize
and, according to a spokesman. net profits of $25
million at last report. '
But that smas h hit has made Bennett
extremely aware that the Broadway crowd now is
waiting to see if. with .. Dream Girls ... he can
rebound from his last musital a glittering,
waltzing 1978 flop called "Ballroom ·
Based on an acclaimed CBS special, "Queen of
No P1ues
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• the Slurdust Ballroom," it wllS a love story about a
lonely widow and a married man who meet in a
ballroom frequented by middle-aged lonely hearts.
lie lost $2 million of his own money on it, a
proc{·ss he says began when he needed a large set
for the show 's planned first staging and Joseph
Papp's Public Theater. where "Chorus Llne"'
began.
The theater proved too small, he explains, so
.. Ballroom" had to "be a Broadwuy show from the
beginning. Joe said he couldn't do that, he's never
done a show for Broadway first because it's
against hi s philosphy of theater "
FACED WITH an 11th-hour cns1s, in need of a
backer but little lime to locate same, "I put my
money in," Bennett says. He says he'd ¥ver. done that before.
"Well , I lost it all," he says with a wan s mile.
But he professes himself proud that at least the
show got eight Tony nominations. one of which he
won, sharing it with his co-choreographer, Bob
Avian.
Sad about !he fiscal part, Bennett who
insists "I'm very responsible with other people's
monc)" 1~ relieved that only his bank account
sustained damage from "Ballroom "
"I'm happy today that it was my money and I
lost only my money," he asays ... And that's the
truth of that one, because that way I owe no one.
And that means a lot lo me "
"DREAM GIRLS," whose story takes place
from 1962 to 1972, also has a different fu nding
story. Its backing comes from four corporations -
the Shubert Organization, Metromedia , GeCfen
Records and ABC.
Bennett is directin~ the show as well as co-choreographing it with Michael Peters. He's
been working on it since it began as a workshop
proJCCl. as did "Chorus Line." s ince July.
Aflt>r the demise of "Ballroom," he's stayed
pretty much out or the public eye. He fidd led with
an outer-space punk-rock musical, ··Battle of the
G 1ants." that died m the workshop. lie also wrote
two film scripts, one based on the life of his father,
u machinist in Buffalo, N.Y. ·
II E'S SINCE been working on a new musical
about sex, of all things. And he 1s pondering the
possibility of teaming up with his "Chorus Line"
tune!>m1lh. Marvin Hamlisch. for a musical about
the tragic tire of the late J ean Seberg
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Hayley Mills
By TOMJOR\'
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NEW YORK -tt's been two decades since
Hayley Mills was introduced to American
moviegoers as Walt Disney's pig-tailed
"Pollyanna."
The British-born actress la back, just barely
recognizable as a pioneering wife and mother In
public television's "The Flame Trees of Thlka."
"I was In a shop In London not long after
'Flame Trees' was on there," recalls Miss Mills,
.. ~~
GROWN UP Hayley Mills made her
screen debut in 1960 with Jane Wy man in
"Pollyanna" 1top 1 Today. she plays a
pioneering wife and mother in ··The flame
.Trees of Thika ..
"IT'S IRRESISTIBLE.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981 DI
• • IS all grown up 1n PBS show
now 3S and a mother of two "I overheard two
women talking: "There's Hayley Mills. My, how
she's aged.' · ·t was s hocked at first, then I felt an
enormous sense of relief." the actress says "I
have changed. I'm no longer that little girl, and all
the people who enjoy those films I made then will
find we've aged together. And it's kind of nice,
that we've all been down t he same path,
together.''
Hayley Mills hasn't aged THAT much, though
she considers herself a good deal more mature in
mind and bod~. And her role in "The Flame Trees
ol Thika" is her first as a mother.
"That was the kind of woman I've never had
the opportunity to play. a mature woman with a
daughter," Miss Mills· says, "and the character
appealed to me."
"The Flame Trees of Thika," based on
Elspeth Huxley's memoir of life in the African
wilderness around the turn or the century, Is the
first "Masterpiece Theater" presentation of 1982,
beginning a seven-week run Jan. 3
As with many Public Broadcasting Service
productions, air date and time may vary.
The part Is Miss Mills' first in a TV series.
though, she says, "For a variety of reasons, things
I might have done like this just didn't happen.
"I had contracted to do 'The Pallisers,' but
they wanted to start just two months after I'd had
my first baby. and I was exhausted and not
entirely fit to take on a series. Then, I was ready
to do 'The Duchess of Duke Street,' and I found I
was going to have my second baby."
Both those British·made miniseries became
hits in this country.
"I was juggling two lives personal and
professional so I had to pass things I might
otherwise have done," Miss Mills says. "When you
have children, there are other thmgs in life. Now
it's a matter or trying to balance things ...
That's not to say she's been inactive in the
interim. She's been a familiar presence on the
British stage, beginning in 1969 in the lead role in
"Peter Pan." She's also appeared in "The Wild
Duck," "Telawny," "A Touch of Spring," "My
Fat Friend" and, most recently, in "The
Importance of Being Earnest." Miss Mills has
done television too, mostly ~uest appearances.
''The last think you ~.mt to do" she says of TV
work, "is show up before a billion people in a load
of rubbish. It was John Hawkesworth, who'd
produced my first film , 'Tiger Bay,' when I was
12, who suggested 'Flame Trees,' and I liked the
idea."
Hawkesworth, who produced ·'Upstairs.
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Downstairs," "The Duchess of Duke Street" and
"Danger UXB,'' all eventually brought t o
"Masterpiece Theater," adapted the Huxley
me moir to the small screen.
"The Flame Trees of Thika" was produced on
location In Kenya. Miss Mills Is Tilly Grant, who
leaves Edwardian England with her husband.
played by David Robb, and 11-year-old daughter,
Holly Aird, for a new life in Africa.
Mrs. Huxley, now 74, was 6 years old when her
ramlly moved to Kenya. lier memoir waa written
40 yeal-B later.
Mi11s Mills made her film debut in "Tl1er
Bay" in 1958, and two years later ahe signed 1
contract with Disney and went on to appear in
"Pollyanna" in 1960, "The Parent Trap" In 1961,
"The Moonspinners" in 1964 and "That Dam Cat"
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Count me amon"
those> who value the letters you rerun At this very
moment I would Kive anythlng for the column on
how interferlng m laws can split a couple. I am
having the problem right now and need 1111 the help
I can get. Can you possibly find that column and
rerun 1l? ROUND FIVE lN PHILADELPHIA
DEAR PHIL: I can and will. Here It Is. Good
luck .
EIGHT WAYS IN-LAWS CAN BREAK UP A
MAHHIAGE
I When a son or daughter leU. you know he or
s he plans to marry, show open hosllhly lo the
person or his or her choice After all, marriage
m eans less love and attention for parents and they
have a right to resent 1t
2 ExpeC't your married children to spend
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if they have other plans
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unobserved. Remember, one drop or water after
<inc1lher can wear away a rock.
4 If your married children are having ..
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you are having financial problems yourself.
borrow 1r necessary. but let them know they will
m·ver have to do without anything so long as you
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5 If a married child has a drinking problem.
keep telling him his male drove him to 1l It will
make him fctl better Everyone needs someone to
blame.
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udvanC'cmenl whic h takes him lo another city. tell
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mother "
7 If there arc grandchildren, smother them
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out of 1t. After CJll , grandchildren are to spoil
Sneak money to lhl· kids secretly, ir }'Ou have to
They'll IO\t! vou for 1l
~ AllN l.AllOflS
R Ir your married c·h1ld has a difference of
opinwn with his mate. get into the act and fan the
flame. t-'amaly loyalty is a beautiful thing. If you
work' at 1t you can turn a minor argument Into a
m aJor hassle and break up the marriage. Sign me
STAR WITNESS WHO SAW IT HAPPEN
DEAR STAR : Beautlrul, j ust beautiful.
DEAH ANN LANDERS : R eferen ce :
'"Straining at Gnats and Swallowing Camels in
Alabama."
Your answer about when to say "you and l "
and when to say "you and me" 1s correct but not
\'ery helpful
You didn't advise when to use "I" and when to
use · me ·' And that reader confused the issue
when he said, .. Put yourself last example . ·you
and I."' '"Me" can go last, too
On 1-vers us ·me. the rule 1s simple . Say
whichever you would say, "I" or "me," if th e
"you" weren't there Use .. , .. with "you" only
where "I'. would be correct without the "you."
.. , .. won, therefore, 'You and 1 won " "Won by
m e ", therefore ... Won by you and me."
Puttmg .. I .. or "me" last is politeness, not
grammar Even politeness allows exceptions.
"They want not JUSt me, but me and you." -
GRAMMATICAL GUS IN ALEXANDRIA, VA .
OF.AR GUS: S tep to the bead of your class.
You and I see eye·to·eye on this one. Thanks for
the 'ihort course.
Do you feel awkward. self-comcwu.s -Lonely?
Welcome to the club There's help for yO'IJ in Ann
Landers' booklet, ··The Key lo PopuJanty ·· Send 50
cents with your request .and .a long, stamped .
.~elj addrssed envelope to Ann Landers. P 0 Box 11995,
C/11c:ayo. Ill f>OOJ l
Sagittarius: Be discreet
Monday, Dec. 21
R) SYD~E\" OMARR
ARIES 1Marc h 21 April 19 1 Accent on
in vestments. in vol vcments, challenge or added
respons1bilit~ Money is involved 10 connection
"'1th interest rates. loans and payments Surprise
due , you d1sC'over hidden resources . You can di~
deep enough to strike pay dirt.
TAURUS <April 20-May 201: What seems a
'"s ure thing '" a ctually requires additional
l'On.,ideration. s tudy Play wait ing game. become
morC' familiar with legalities, formats. spe"C1al
nghts. authontatwns Al°'les, Libra persons play
kev roles
GEMINI (May 21.June 201 You no longer will
be held back b) rlclay10g tactics You gain added
1n<IE.'pcnd£>nce. make new contacts and could
in1t1ate project You meet people who. m turn,
introduce you to fresh concepts and teach you lo he
nd of unnecessa rv burdens
CANCER <iune 21 July 22 1 Emphasis on
r c.,olv1ng dilemma. solving mys tery Money
continues to be .,pol11ghted, especially whe re
C'Ontractual obhgat lflns enter picture Time now
for frank appra1sab concerning partnersh ips and
property valul's
l.F.O !July 2:J Aug 221 · Signals come via calls.
l'Orrcs pondencc relate to expa n sion ,
rommunicat1on . law and property appraisals
You·11 know what should be done key 1s to focus
on resources and take definite stand Gemini,
Sag1ttanus person'> figure pro minently
VIRGO 1Aug 23 Sept 22 1· You're in enviable
pos1t1on of being able to pick and choose.
Numerous offers C'ome your way. ideas abound
and your JOb 1s to be selective. Yo u make
important new co ntact. Emphasis o n
independence. origmaltty and call which verifies
hunch
HOROSCOPE
LIBRA 1 Sept 23 Oc·t 221. If analytical. you
m<1kf' money Don·t be satisfied merely to know
~o m ething occurred find out why 1t happened.
FQcus on discovning earnings, locating lost
<1rt1C'lcs and making changes which have been too
lon g delayed. Watch Sagittarius?
SCORPIO IOct 23 Nov 21 J Family member
make!) major concession. You are go10g in right
d1rettion. you'll make correct decision and timing
1:-on target Focus on independence. purc hase or
luxury item, in1t1at1ve and appeals which bring
n •:-ults
S AGITTARIU S !Nov 22·De c 211 :
Bt'hind '>Cencs information proves valuable. Be
discrcc.•t. but 1ns1s t on clanf1cation of me anings.
J\vmd '>eeing people only as you wish they C'ould
bc Stl·er cle<ir o f self-deception Period of
temporary seclusion proves bener1c1al
C'APRIC'OR~ r Dec 22-Jan 191 Relationship
1nt<•ns 1f1es scl'nar10 highlights press ure.
c.·hallc.•nge. responsibility and opportunity to strike
pay dirt Cycle is such that wishes can be fulfilled.
ftintas1cs can be tr:rns formed mto realities.
AQUARIUS !Jan 20·Feb 18J: Obtain hint by
s tudying C<1pnco rn message. You'll be able to
take advantage of momentum People recognize
your ability. are drawn to you. confide 1n you and
\ ote· for vou. What seemed a setback will
actuall.> rehound 10 your favor
PISC'ES <Feb 19 March 201. Long.range view
aids 1n focus ing on obJe<'tive. RoadbloC'k to
progrC'ss 1s remowd You'll be rid of burden not
necessarily your own 1n first place. You get to
heart of matters where r omance is concerned. Leo
is very much in pic ture
Bloodmobile locations listed
AMERICAN R ED CROSS bloodmobile will be
at various locations throughout the week. On
Monday. the bloodmobile will visit Mission Viejo
Community Hospital from 1: 15 to 6 p m It will be
at 3 Arch Bay in South Laguna Tuesday from 1: 15
lo 6 p m On Wednesday. it wi ll be al Saddleback
Chamber of Commerce. 25301 Cabot Road, from
2·45 to 7·30 pm. The bloodmobile will visit
Ml~tf§!WIHlll
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EDITOR'S NOTE -lle'1 a lroU~ driver ~trade,
a photographer ~ inclination. Gary Wat1on has mode
hi• photograph11 hobby praclicclly an obstslWn, lalking
hll way into a coUechon of more than S,000 pictures
taken with celebritie&.
By J UDITH CAPAR .. _ ..... ,.,....~
PHILADELPHIA -Trolley driver Gary
Watson is star-struck, and has 5,200 pictures of
himself with celebrities to prove it
During the day, he's the amiable transit
operator, working rush hour routes through the
poor and working class neighborhoods of west and
southwest Philadelphia.
But when the stars come out, he's the s uave
man-about-town, who will bluff his way into the
Academy Awards or arrive at the Studio 54 disco
in Ne w York in his 1953 Bentley, hoping to capture
a moment with people he has admired since
childhood.
Watson, 35, is not just another paparazzi, those
free-lance photographers who take pictures of
celebrities whether they like it or not. He's really
the s tar of his own photo, slide and taped interview
collection.
"J ackie , hey. Jackie," he remembers yelling
to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis one day in New
York. "They don't make 'em like you anymore."
And she stopped for a picture, fl ashing Watson a
big s mile .
It was the gift of a rose that charmed Princess
Grace into posing with Watson during one or her
frequent visits back to Philadelphia, her hom e
town.
Watson has a style -be polite, ask permission
for the photograph. be articulate and act and dress•
the part -which he says is why he has been able
to upstage others of his trade.
Not to mention that he can be as crafty as his
nickname, "The Fox."
"I'm the guy who wears a tuxedo. 1·m the guy
who drives a Rolls-Royce, and I'm the guy who
has a dialogue to complement my interests in
getting in a lot of places,·· he says.
He once gained entry to the New York F'ilm
Critics Awards by posing as the publisher of a
fi ctitious magazine and was seated at a table next
lo Peter Ustinov.
He also cultivates a star's chauffeurs and
maids, poUce and security guards, all people he
says other photographers avoid.
Watson hasn't sold any of his pictures because
rtie says he doesn't want to cheapen his collection.
But he does admit to planning a book about his
adventures and has been approached about a
movie.
"The gratification of sharing a moment with a
Ted Kennedy or a Jackie Kennedy. these moments
are precious moments ," he says. "Charlton
Heston, I held his Oscar. Hey, I've never held an
Oscar before and he let me hold it'"
''I have m y o wn s our ce of gold and
diamonds," Watson says . "I was able to say that
these are the things I'm going to do in life."
And, one of those things was to buy a
Rolls-Royce manufactured BenUey.
"I told my mother when I was 20 years old I
was going to buy a Rolls-Royce and I did it when I
was 27," he says.
Since he began tracking the famous in 1968 at
a Poor Peoples Campaign March, Watson bas
spent nearly $30,000 for camer as, film ,
transportation, hotels and fees of up to $100 a day
for the friends he takes along to snap the pictures.
It eats up a good portion of the $17 ,000 he earns
as a trolley driver, but he says his wife, a hospital
administrative assistant. controls the budget.
Plus, he thinks his book and the potential of a
movie will eventually bring in some money. If he
can recoup his $30,000 investment, he says he'd be
gratified.
Not all or Watson's experiences, however,
have been star-studded. There was the night he
spent several hours in a New York City police
station after decking a guard who had s hoved him
at the 1979 Tony Awards. They eventually dropped
charges against each other .
And not all of the stars have been cooperative.
Lee Ma rvin, in town fo r a television taping,
refused Watson's request, but Watson says Marvin
later relented.
There have been missed shots -he got a
photo of Cary Grant at the expense of not getting
one with Barbra Streisand -and blown shots by
the people he sometimes has to pick at random to
take the pictures.
"I had a great s hot of Robert OeNiro and
Meryl Streep -all three of us hugging," he says.
"That shot was out of focus."·
There were times when he found it hard to
bold a job because his hbbby became like "a
disease. I was addicted to it."
And he still hasn't gotten a picture of Marlon
Brando, whose appeal for the Poor Peoples March
drew Watson to Washington.
Through the years, however, Watson has
gotten more sophisticated about his star trek.
He started with a $6 Brownie camera, but now
uses professional equipment , has his own
darkroom, and has studied video. He'd like to get a
college degree in communications and become
involved in film making.
Watson 's pers istence is payi ng off in
recognition. He has been interviewed by national
publications, has a ppeared on radio talk shows,
and is known to the stars as the "polite
pa parazzi."
S101er Olivia Newton-John once asked hi m for
his picture.
He polishes his communications skills by
talking to his trolley passen1ers. "I can be the
operator of a trolley car and drive a Rolls-Royce,"
he says. "It doesn't change the man."
Stones e nding tour
HAMPTON, Va. (AP> -The Rolllnl Stones
were winding up their 1981 North American tour
Saturday night wtlh a sold.out concert here.
The veteran rock 'n' rollen, led by Mick
J agger, bave perlot med before more than .1
milUon people on the tour, which began Sept. 25 m
Philadelphia.
Both Hampton Collseum shows here, on
Friday and Saturd•y, sold out In less than 2\lii
hour.. About 80 police officera from Ha mpton,
Newport News and priva~ aecurily agencies were
on duty Friday, alon1 w1t.b »«> Rollln1 Stones
security guards who patroled the aren•.
Four oeoo&e were arreeted for scalpin1, uld
Police Chief Pat MinetUa. Scalpers in tbt pa.rkln1
lot •ere uk:ln1 between $35 and '75 for• Uclcet, be
HJd.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981 Bii
A great Christmas meal is a Marriott
tradition. In our King's Wharf
For infonnation and reservation
Phone (714) 640-4000, Exl 6100
Restaurant you can enjoy an old fashioned
Christmas buffet. The Capriccio Cafe offers a
turkey cliMer with all the trimmings. And in
the Pacific Ballroom, you'll be carving your
own turkey, and the leftovers belong to you!
~Be.-h @-.~rriott"
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Tennis Club
900 Newport Center Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
·~·· .......... STAR GAZER -Philadelphia trolley driver Gary Watson displays
part of his collection of photos s howing him with celebrities. The
photos s how him with President Reagan, John Wayne, John
Travolta and John Lennon.
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• • ABC creates a comedy credibility cns1s
By •'RED ROTHENBERG .~,. ............. .
NEW YORK It all boils down lo credibility.
If ABC's press releases constantly claim that each
of its dozen comedies 11> a hilarious laugh riot,
who's going to be lieve it when those shows
actually urc funny'!
"Laverne and Sharley s wing to new heights
of hilarity when they find themselves appearing on
television as part of a Latvian acrobatic act in an
effort to help zany neighbors Lenny and Squiggy
launch their tacky talent agency" in "Laverne and
Shirley."
"S hock waves bowl over the Rus h
household with the startling announcement that
Muriel. 42, is going to have a baby: throwing
Henry into lofty euphoria a nd plunging Jackie and
_Sara into a sea of embarrassment" on "Too Close
for Comfort."
-"Jack faces a breathtaking comical criaia
when he's forced to borrow Terri's CPR dummy In
a wild scheme aimed at convincing his employer 's
daughter that he's really a married man" in
"Three's Company ...
Just like Ice cream. comedy comes in many
flavors. Some people think Bob Hope is funny;
11ome people favor "Saturday Night Live." But no
network goes to greater lengths than ABC lo
consciously and subconsciously influence the
public and televis ion writers with exaggerated and
hyped-up publicity information.
CBS and. NBC. which have inflated views
about their programs just as ABC does -also
produce reams of program information, designed
to advise and interest TV writers. But their copy
takes a softer sell and as more likely Informational
than persuus ional ·
"Bent on having Stella fared from her new JOb
ai. mayoral assistant. Floru arranges for her to be
bribed by a s hady character na med Slack guest
star Abe Vlgoda and s he lakes the cash to catch
the crook" in NBC's "Hurper Valley."
"Merlin und Alex are peeved at Zac's male
chauvinism. especially when Zac uses Merlin's
ma((1c to impress a beautiful girl by creating
tickets to a sold-out Rolling Stones concert." in
CBS' "Mr Merlan ."
The errecl of r eading ABC's overstatements 111
to dismiss a lmost all of ABC's press infor mation
as incredible hype. Since ABC's on-air promos are
similarly outlandis h a lso more so than the other
networks do some viewers rind ABC's comedies
dis appointing because they never achieve the
anticipated heights of hilaraty?
I
Salesmanship, or course. Is an Integral part ol
television TV as in the business of selling shows to
the public, directly through TV promos and euesl
appearances by s tars. and andarecUy through the
na tion's press. which pre vae'!VS shows and writes
feature stories about personalities and progra ms.
A BC has been effective in promoting its
product A new series or movie an ABC's
prlme·ttme line up m eans the star will come by to
gab with David Hartman or Joan Lunden on
"Good Morning America " NBC does the same
thing with its "Today" and "Tonight" shows.
Some of ABC's sitcoms are funny . but how
often do they or can they live up to their
advance balhng?
"Hilarity abounds." "Outrageous comedy
explodes." and "Flighty comedy descends "
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Stone'• Ille lather. h1slOt1·
an Sol Feln11one
(EMOVIE * * * ·~ "Superman
(19781 Chrlll()j)Mf Reave
M1rgo1 Kidder Mold·
menMted reporter Cla1k
Kel\f don• hl5 red cape
and uMS hll supe1human
powetl 10 lhwarl ru1 arch
crlmlnal'• plol 10 destroy
!he Weal Coast with a
vt_ant aarlhquaka PG'
(S)WOMIHO
Barry Bollwlck, E1teen
Bre<ln111 and James T aytor
are among the many stars
featured on 1h1s s.pocoal
b.ald on hundreds ol
Int-conducted by
journali1t I author SIUdt
Tertlal.
1:111 QNEU8Tlil8DAY
8:30 FOR OUR TIMES D SIAENOIPfTY
I A08EAT 8Ct1Ul.l.EA
"8>PLE 7 8 AMENCAN STORY
• NEWS
QI OIAECTIONS
Thi co'"" of events that
led to lh• SUIClde ot one
15-ve11-0ld la chronicled
(P111 21
CCJTHE MOHSTERS'
CHNSTMA8
A young gift Mt• out on •
~' 10 recover the ••no·
lno volclt 01 a trio ot
ltlerldly rnonatera
f:OO I TODAY'S RELIGION
WHITNEY AHO THE
AOeOT
"The Vlaitor ' Whitney
leerna ll\81 "'' 'vac.wm
~ .. la r111tly the rOl>Ot
•U2 from lhl planet Zeda
I TOf'CAT
ITl8WMTEN
K!NtETH
COPB.ANO
• DAY~ DISCOVERY
• SUNDAY MOANING
RN.a
• YOGA FOR HEAL TH
9•~ QB IUNOAY MASS
OMOYIE •I "Twin Bids I 1942)
Jo•n 81nn111 George
Brent A blnevolenl glfl
m11rlal 1 IUH8fkln<J Sing-
er.
f:JO • LJfl'ETIME8 D Tl4l8 IS THE UF£
"The 0th« Wise Man
The -di OI Artaban. lhe
P.,....,, utrok>glr for the
~king
I CAMP\M PAORl.E
~SWAGGART
..-TM AOGER8 (R}
Cl) TV-e LOOt<.8 AT
ciAANlNO Ill PU8UC PUl..8E QI THE WOAl.D
TOMOMOW ~MOYIE
• •'h "N1w1lron1" Bill
Hunter, Chfl• HaywOOd
T-rlvlll ,_companies
attempt 10 edge N th
other out In • r-lor the
Aultf81an -Ylewlra In
111140'8. 'PO'
I '"°"'8 .. ()Ct( MO :::=.,MOANING
G-te.: Rabbi Gary E
JoMeon 8nd Cantor l111ee
H T~ OI Temple Ner
Timid. Sim i v1111y:
MldMlal Goldberg. Wllhlrl
&ou1ev11rd Temple, Lo•
AnQttll: Major Oon••d
s.ttier. Southern c.Mlor·
,. DMalonlll HMdQuW·
Mn "' 1111 a.lv•tlOn Army
• flONft NllO ...... • •••OtW. DI •sllONI
I Ll.OYD OM.vim
IUOTNC~NIY ...
OrangQ Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
PORTRAYS THE POPE Polish Ul'lor
Cl•zan· Mor awsk i star s <i S Ka rol
Wojtyli1. the priest who becomes pope m
··From :a F'ar Country · Pope J ohn Paul
11.· on :'\l llC 1Ch . 4 1 :.it 9 pm.
(I) LET TliEAE IE ~T
@) JERRY FALWELL
@ REX HUMBARO
($CROSSBAR
A determined athlete
rofUMS 10 IOI ,,,, handicap
nold Mm bae1< from
becoming arl Olympic
ch8mp1on
UO Q NEWS COffFE'REMCE O TODA rs av.r~
WOMAN
0 MEETING TIME AT
CALVARY
U) FREDERICK K. PRICE EE ELECTRIC COMPANY
(R) 1:.C THE LAH.AYES
;if. KNOW YOUR BIBLE
H MOVIE
• • ~ 'Sno ... ball Express
119721 Dean Jones Nancy
Olson A New York
accouotonl travels west lo
me R<>eklll on 81• 1ute<11pl
to modern17e a d•lapldated
Sk I resort ne 1nnerot0d 'G
@MOVlE
• • 'l Rougn Cut 11980)
Burl Reynolds, Lesley
Anno Down A Br111sh
soc1a1ote !urea an intern•·
honal !--' thoet out of
ret••em1n1 lo help n.. •teal
>JO 000,000 on diamonds
PG
9:00 0 MEET THE PRESS
0 VILI.A ALEGRE (R) 0 1TI ORAL R08ER1'S EE SESAME 8T'AEET (R}
Q <.!!/., fT IS WRITTEN
S THE NEW MAID
A new mood t>ecomes o
new and rnucn·nMdeo
friend to a hllle ooy
9:30 0 BUSINESS JOllRNAl
Q ~NFl '81 0 fT 0 DA 't' OF DISCOVERY
U) t.HEWORLD
TOMORROW
Cl) ABBOTT ANO
COSTELLO
(~KENNETH
COPEL.AHO
C MOVIE
••ft OuoV.ad1b (l!ISI)
Aol>Of'I Tayloo Oebor ah
Kerr A Roman aristocrat
gain~ Nitro' dl•lavor wllen
he falls on love wolh a Ch111·
11angort
$ OVERTURE
A stolen nuie puts true
troend"'4p to lhe test 1n lh•s
11ory of prerudoce
10:00 I) NEWSMAKERS
0 NFL FOOTBALL
Oenve< Broncos al Choea-
go 8urs
0 MOVIE
ft • ·s anl• Claus
Conq""'' Tne Martoans
119641 John Call. Leonard
HIGkS
0 CAMP WILOEllNEBS
0 HEAAU> OF TmlTH
U) REX HUMBAAO EE THE LAWMAKERS
'1') MAGtC OF OIL
PAINTING
C]) MOVIE • * ·~ "lmpa&&e" I 1969)
Burt Reynolds. Anne Fran-
cis An Ameroean and his
lour.man team 11tardl tor
S3 m1thon on QOld ~
edly htdden on Maton1a H1M
@ NFl FOOT8AU.
Regional coverage of C1n
cinnalt Bel\gats at Atlanta
Falcons Kansas City
Chiefs 81 Monnesot• Vlk·
1ngs Deriver Broncos at
Choc900 Beara
S MOVIE
• • • "The Gathering"
11978) Ed Asner Maureen
Stapleton Lonotome drvt·
soons emono members of
the 1am1ty ot 1 dylno man
come out on the open whet1
hos grown oltsprong gather
10< a llnal tamlfy reunion
10:30 IJ FACE THE NATION U (!D) KIDS ARE
PEOf>L.E TOO
Guesu John Ritter
110CCe1 alar Goorg1o China·
gll• actor Scalman
Crothers. Matthew 1nd
Petrick LabortNUX. (R) Q R08EAT SCHUUER CD JEAAY FALWEU.
fll) OP£NMIND '1i> MAGfC ~Oil
PAINTlNO (If IN8IM TH£ NFL
Hosts Len 0..-on end
Ntcfl Buonl<lOntl present
htghllghll of crlllc•I
gamee, analyala and pre-
diction• ol upcomlnQ dlvl-
slonal conl•I• In ,,,. NFL.
0MOVIE
• • "From Noon Tiii
ThrM" (19771 Ch8rl ..
Bronaon, Jill Ireland. A
drifter It recruited tnlo •
r..g•tag robbery g•ng.
11 :oo 11 r.eovtE * * "A Ounllghl" (1971)
Kirk Oouglaa Johnny
CaSh Driven by gr-2 two
former gunfighters stag.. •
anootout tor a p1tce
«!)MOVIE * * • '" Scrooge ' I 1970)
Albert Finney AlllC Guin-
~• Bated on lhe Cli1$51C:
novel by Charf!K 0.Ckens
fD MASTERPIECE
TliEATRE ~ WASHINGTOH WEEK
IN REVIEW
11:30 0 ®J THIS WEEX WITH
DAVID BRINKLEY
0 TERRY COt.E·
WHITTAKER
U) CHU~INTHE
HOM£
'1') MA~EIL I LEHRER
REPORT
1 H BILL 't' SM.ART'S
HOUOAV CIRCUS
Acrobats clowns. trapeze
ar11st5 animal trainer~ ono
manv otMr c11c:ua lavontes
pef'form und er the o.g top
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 0 LOST IN SPACE
Retur n From O uter
Space
0 SEARCH
U) UOVIE
• • • A Ct·rt"m .u
Carol ( 19381 A11g1n1110
Owen Gt-ne I oCkhart
Baseo on th(I story by
Charles 0.Ckens fD THE ouaiE8S OF
DUKE STREET
l ht! Reluct11n1 W&rroor
Danger b11ngs nvt 1he best
. and lhO wor11 on tho
1nha1>1tar11s ol the Bentinck
wnen II l>Omb•no raod lailM
London l>y surproSP !Par!
8)1Rl o.J
'1') OCEANUS. THE
MARINE ENVIRONMENT
({) GREATEST SPORTS
LEGENDS
S MOVIE • * ft T ouc:hed Bv Love
( 19801 Deborah Ration
Otane Lllnti A nursing
trai~ '"'"' to b"l\Q " handocappee gorl oul ol ti
deep depreu1on by
encouragino her 10 corre-
liponO woth llt'• Idol Elvos
Presley PG
2 MOVIE
• • ·~ The Formula
119801 Ma11011 Brando,
Geotge C Sco11 While
1nves11gatong the murder ol
• eo11eague a veteran cop
UflC:O¥ers • consptr&cy
1nvolv1n9 I he suppreasion
OI a synthetic. fuel tormul•
l>y the Oii cO<'rlpanies R
12:30 I) CJ) NfL TODAY
U PEOPLE f
0 AMEIUCAN
LIFESTYLE
"George Ea.,1man
'1') OCEANUS: TliE
MAAIHE EHV1RONMENT ~ NCAABOWL
~EW
A loo~ et 1h11 year's
upcoming bowl games
teaturt"'IJ an analyala of lhe
1aten1s and llrengths 01
the teams on eontanllorl 11
pre_, led
C MOVIE • • * 1' love And
Death ( 197SI Woody
Allen Doane Keaton A
noted cO<Na•d 1n Iha Rus-
sian Army evantuaHy mar-
rleS h11 true love who
drews hom onl o JI plot
1nvotvonq an •1temp1 on tho
life of emperor Napoteon
PG'
Ot)MOVIE
• • 'Jetus I 19791 B•lafl
Oe11eon. Rivka p.to!man
The 111e 01 the "Klno of
Kings.' from hos urty
years as the 110n 01 e poor
carpente1 10 h•a lnsllgallon
of the rellglou• and aoclal
revOk.lllon that led to his
death by cruclll•oon, ta
<1e1alled ·G'
0MOVIE * * •• "2001 A Space
OOyuey · f 19&8) Keir Dul·
lea . Gary Lockwood
A1troneu11 sent lo llnd the
ahen lntelllgence reaponai-
ble tor • puutlng lunar
monololh mull con1end
W1th an on·board comput-
., lhll II trytng 10 take
ConltOI of !heir vetMI.
1:00 II (I) WI.. FOOT8AU.
W•thlnglon Rldtlllnt at
Loa Anoef*I Ram• 8 IH9GHT
.. .111ut B.c God c:e111 •
f~ -ung and aum-
mona hie Son. "CM•" and
hJt HOiy GhOll, "Gr-:·
10 dltcuu how t>etl lo deal
w11n Ill• MW crullon, man. 8THIMUNITIN
• OINCflOHI
CHAllL LISTINGS
T~ "'"nlnG or .Jeaua
Chrltt'e Itta lo P10Pt ol
diYerM Clulluret 0V. lhe
PHI ,,000 YH" 18
~0ted.(RJ
• IC.NXT ICHI
e KNIC IN8CI e KTU llftd.J
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• Kl"MB (CBSI e KHJ-TV Clnd.)
• KC:ST (AICI e Knv e111d.1
• l(COP-TV (Ind.I
• l((Er c P8Sf
e icocr cPBSl
!OJ On-TV
CZ Z·TV
1)4 HBO
c IClnem••I
lfJ !WOR) NY , N Y
@ IWTBSI
t•1 U!SPNI
{IJ fShowllrNI
• Sootllg.llt
• CC.• Ntws Nttwofll)
8 TUNTALI(
"TMn Talk 0... School
Pr~t•"
• AOAM-12
Sl WHEN THI IOAT
OOMU ..
"A t.tond Fii For Hefoes
And Idiot•" Jack Ford
"*11 .i...ia a..1on 8nd
cNr1'll l\le Wfl1 Into l'tlff
tamlly. • IJNll-•&.,.•WTAtDNO
HUftWt .... ~
"Ptycmolhlf.,,. ,,.,, ~
QJ) NEWIMAKIM 'I 1 Gt Hf'I. '°°191.U
~ C0¥1rlgl ot Pilte-
bvfgh &t ....... 81 H0111lon
0t1.,.1. Ci.v.tatlO 8rown1
at s.a111e IMh•Wk•
1!30 D IOL NlNITONS!'I
AMINCA
ACI« I dWICl tOt Eua Slone
ind Rabbi Stanley
Sc:hlldll., rltl\lnl-lbOul
Stone'• It!• lalhlr, nt.torl-
an 8ot f'llnetone
I LIAVllTTOUAVIA
MOVM!
• .,_. "1001 A.rablln
Nlftlll" ( t9e01 Anlm4lled
Volcae Of H-Con<11d
Jim 8edtu•
G WIU>. W11.0 WEST at MOW
a * '-' "Chrltlm.. Evt"
( 1947) GIOfge Rall, Ann
Harding On Chrltlmat e,,.. the 111rw fldoC)tld
llOl'll Of I -tlhy 11>1n1111
'"'" that her rw nephew
ts devllopfng • 9'nlater
p101 ag11n11 her
9) ADAM-12
'1l> UNOEMT ANDINO
HUMAN 8EHA VIOft
"lfll .. P41f IOl\al Allr action
®} JAM£8PAUl
MOCAATNEY
The l orme< Bealle 11 pre
Mnled In c:;<>nOlfl Wllh htt
w111. Lind•. end lhllr musl.
c•l group. Wings
2.'00 0 AT OHS!
Guest Ort•n• Falfac1.
world tarnout j0urnal1s1 Q GILLIGAN'S ISL.ANO
«!)MOVIE
• •,..."The C1on11s" I 197•l
MIChHI Greene. Gr8Qory
Sterr a
fJi) TO BE ANNOUNCED
'1') AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT
Judocoal Review
C MOVIE
1' •' • 'Going In Style '
I 1979) George Bums A11
Carney 80<ed wotro Stlhf19
all day on • be<ICh 1n th"
p81to. three eldl<ly IJ<inlle
men carefully plan • ban~
hOISI PG
($ MOVIE
• • • Advoncfl To The
Rear" (196'11 Gtomo Ford
Stena Steve<'ls When a
cornpany or Union sokloets
IS del&lfed 10 guard I gold
sh•pm""' 11>8 c:aptairt taus '°' a female Conllld"ra1e
spy
OMOVIE
• • Jesus" p9791 Broan
Deacon llovke Notmafl
Tho hie ol lh11 King of
Kmgs from h11 earty
yea" "" IM son or a poor
c.1rp.;nt•• 10 hll 1ns1oga11on
ol ttoe retogoous end 50C•al
revolu!lon tn31 led 10 no!t
death t>y c.ruc111.1on os
detalfed G
Z MOVIE
ft "Head 119681 l na
Monkees. Victor Mature A
rock group prcs.1n1 the11
stylued oullOOJ< on 11>e
$0C1a1 problems 01 1ne
60s
2·30 0 GILUGAN'S 181.AHD Q MOVIE
• • • • ShOflOClt Holmes
And The Voice 01 l error
( 19421 Buol Rathbone
Nogel Bruce
'1') AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT
Supreme Court lnllu~e
0 1 Personal•hes
SWISS FAMILY
R081NSOH
Animated A snlpw,.,ckad
lam1ty struggies l o '1urvov11
the wtldernesa ot a dOM!••·
ed ISiand
H MOVIE
• Ro!ter Boogoe ( 19791
Londa Blair. Jim Bray A
lllented •n<I roch ITIUSICat
stUdent H IS out 10 win a
roller skaUng boogoe con
1851 before rnum•no he<
mu.ocal tlUd-PG
3:000 ~4ALL
0 MOVlE
ft 1' "II Happened On Filth
Avenue· ( 194 7) Chartes
Ruggles. Geil Storm White
the owner 1$ away, a hoM
move.!. into a m•"s1on a11d
onv>tes others to 10<n htm
1nc;1u<11ng lhl real owner
oncognno EE AMERICAN SKYLINE
'1') YOU AND THE LAW
3:25 l MOVIE
• • 'Boardw11tk" 11979)
Rulh GordO(I Lee Slr8S·
berg An old couple retuse
to leave the r>eoghl>O<hOOd
they have """11 most ot
their live. 1n despite urban
c;nme and poor livong con·
dltlons ·po·
3:30 0 SUNDAY
Locatoon Joy To The
World' fr()<'rl Century City
0 WEEKEND HEAOES
Cl) MOvlE
•••• "Re~· ( 19•01
Joan Fon1a1,,., laurl!fl()e
Ollvler
&:) TliE ME8SIAH
The 300-memt>er Oratoroo
Society ol Uf8h performs
G&orge Frecler1ck H•ndel'$
Messiah" Wllh guest con·
duclor Sand0< Salgo rrom
the Mormon Tllb41rnacte In
S11ll Lake City
I.!) YOU ANO THE LAW
(fll A8C NEW8 CLOSEUP
"Rain 0 1 Terror" Bill
Red.i.er rlf)Ottt on the
reautta ol • thlee-month
lnv1allgat1on In to lhll
•llagld UM of l>locllem1cat
warfare, In the form of
"Ylllow R•ln," by the
Soviet Union In Soulhlut
Ml•
J:IO 0 NHL HOQ<EY
Botlon Bnllna v1 Los
AnQllel Klngt
4!00 I LAST CW THE WILO
NCMIOWL
'1'MVfEW
A took 81 lhla y111'1
upcoming l>Ol#I g•me•.
IMIUfinO "' an.rytla ot Iha
talent• and tlrengtha of
tha teams In confentlon, 11
fJfaHnlad
• MOVa
•• ·•Oogpound Shuttle"
( t974} Ron Mood't, De\'Ml
Soul
• 8CMPU Qll"T8
"Shi Eplaodll For Ohrllf·
mM" vi-ol Iha hoilO•Y
MUOn .. l*ctlved by
lemou• wntln and "1183
lnc:ludlng Vlfglnle Woolf,
"'"6ot• ~ #Id
Moat Hart atl lrWnalM
~ HOW TMI QJlllNQ4 erou CHNITMAI
M lmti.cl A mltlfly grind!
trtea 10 •-Ctwtltmaa from tM l'lllftClt Of IN ,..,.
defttt of WtloVllll ~ ..... lne .. of IM m.-lal ~
bola Of tllt ....oft,<">
TUBE TOPPERS
K N XT 1J 8:00 ·An·h1e Bunker's
l'l!icc." Archie sabotaaes Stephanie's
chunt'(' to go to her fi rst dance with
popular C'lassmate.
KNBC C!1 8.00 "Bob Hope Christmas
Spc<.·1al." Loni Andci·son Joins Bob in a
salute to tht> Yuletide seascm.
KADC fJ 8·30 "Thunderball .. Sean
Connery 8l urs as a popular secret agent
007
KNBC I)!) 00 Fro m a Fur Cuuntr\'
Pope John Paul 11 .. This film t~lls t he
~tor~ of a \'Ollll~ Polis h priest
Ill\ MOVIE
• • • 'Kelly' S HlrOUI''
I 19701 Cllnt EDllWOOd Tal-
l~ Savalat
C MOVlE • * • "A Pa111 In Tllt1 A "
l t'll'lt Jacquas Brit!. LlflO
Vunlura While an aaaasaln
c.,nc;11ntratt11 on hi• next
klllong he IS rudely lntar·
f\IP19Cl by it bumbtlnQ 1811·
uru of a man who ••
1111emp11ng suoe:1de PG
$1MOV1E
• 11 It • Tile Gathering"
( 19781 Ed Asnet. M11urooo
Stapletor• Longtime dlvt-''°"5 among membert of
the lamoly ol a dying man
'ome out on lhe OIMK' -
fh\ grown ""~P'"'ll galht1r
tor ft lon~I lamoty •l!VnlOfl
@MOVIE
• •"• · llohte~ ( 19801
Rog1tr Mooro Jam••
~tl..on A d~1 wotnan·
flollong f•ogman os called on
'" thw•irt Iha plans of
e•1ort1on•5ll who nave
h•1..ici.e<J o suppty shop and
urn 1n1ea1..,,1nq ,., dBStroy
two North &ea 011 rogs 'PG'
•:30 0 INTERFACE 0 TO BE AHNOUNCEO
'~ BUSINESS JOURNAL
15 SPORTSBEAT
featured a b&h•nd·lhe
sc..na$ IOOI< 81 why lhll
Dallas Co,.,boys have
b ecome America's
1..am a repor1 on female
karate end bo.ing champi-
on Gr ac;oeta Cu 1tt11s
H REMEMB£R WHEN ...
Hot> 1rn .. ~e Mokers Otck
l .dvtlll revorws :100 years
01 A1f\.t:lt1c.-tn commerc1a1.
1G1n -trom ,,.,.. early c;olo
nool ~flO<I lhrOUgt> IO<!Oy's
S!>• U•lhon •f'l<lustry
5:00 0 CHILDREN'S
MYSTERY THEATER
Tht-T•ea,u•e 0 1 Alphaus
r W•rneroo111 A small·
t1)wn boy lon<l~ a 11~1 ol
<.""'~ I« thP whe1 eaboul5
nt , IO<tu~... '"" ny an
ucc.enlt.c. n11lhondtte
Q IN A fltEW LIGHT
A movono lool< into Iha
hvei; of three -•ey·dlS·
.ibtl'd colleg<> students 10
show the•• problem• Ano
occomptosnmentt
0 STARTAEI<
0 ASCNEWS
'1') THE VICTO.:.Y
OAR OEN
1$ M 'A'~'H
Kllngcr QrtJw~ rte,porJte lo
return hO<T\41 wtten 1·11~
effort 10 """g Toledo to
'"'"' un11 ta1Ji;. lQ NEWS
0 MOW • * ' F1f'a•v Friday
t 19771 JOdte r o"er Bar·
nora Ha,-,.s The world 15
turneo up&oOe·down tor a
mot11e< and rlaught•• who
ma<;1oc~a11y swoi.:n bodies
onto lattofut day G
S.300 NEWS m MR. l(RUEGE~·s
CHRISTMAS
A lonftly wodowllr fonds
h~(JpooP~ througtl the love
01 a hltll! gorl on Cht1s1mas
Ev<'
'1') THIS OLD HOUSE
An ICI' 5h•etd and Ce<l81
shingles for the roof.
no1ystyrene board lor lhe
l1v1ngroom Woll tne
9ro<mds •8CM!¥e " lace-
''" !RI~ ... rT HEALTHBEAT
l°b' ABCNEWS
C MOVIE
••ft• Love A nd
Death" 1197St Woody
Allen Dutne Keaton A
nolPd coward '" the Rus-
11an Army eventually mar-
' ies h•I true love ..no
draws llom onlo A plot
onvolvono 1111 1llt1mp1 on the
hie of emperor N11poleon ·po·
HI MOVIE
• • ft ·~ Superman'
119781 Chroslopher AMYi,
Mugot Kidder Mold·
mannered reporter Clar~
Kent dons his red cape
end u!llS h•S tupe<numan
powers lo fhwar1 en arch
crtmfnal's plol to destroy
the West Coatt wilh 11
goant ear1hq11e.ka PG'
-EVEHl«i-----
8.-00 IJ TO BE ANNOUNCEO 0 NEWS 0 AN OZZIE AND
HARRIET CHRISTMAS
JO<nlng KTLA'• Torn Hal·
1411\ Wiii t>I Harriet and
Oavtd Nelson. with Chrltl·
m.. wplsodes of "The
Adveoturu Of Oizi. Ano
H1rrll1'' bejng featured.
·~COURT • * • "El Cid" (PW1 21
( 1oe 1) CNlltton Hffton.
Sophi• Loren
• MOVIE *' • ~ "Sodom And
Oornorrah" ( 19631 s 1 ... 81't
Grlnglr. Plltf Angell
• GMAT zooe OF THe
~"'°"°°" '1l> TM( AllTMI M04
Th• c.norale 8nd orohaltr•
trorn tM tOtll ennuat Uni·
verllty ot 'Of900'I 8Uft'll'Mlt
F11llval ol Mutle l)tl10Nn
Bach't "M-onlfloal In 0 "
(I) c:elNIWI (fl THI 9'0QKJON)
RIM
(f'MOYll
111 • • .. "J\jltlJ• c...., ..
( 1$1131 Marlon lranoo.
Jam• M-. 8.-d on
the Diiiy by WlllMI Sllak ..
eo-1 Pollllcel lnlrigue
.,,0 t~ eulnllMM i.i
muro.r lft ·~ "°"'9-lt MOV-.
•
• • "Hangar 18" (1980)
Darron Mc:Gavln, Robett
Vaughn Rleurehltl 11 a
M1Cr1t govetntneonl lnetal·
lallon onv .. llg•le lhe
c:auM of a Mlllflle'• Mid·
den destructlOn 'PO'
8!30 II Cl) 9 NlWI D l'IGHT 8ACI( WTTH
DAVID HOAOWTTZ
Topics. Vldal SHtoon
c ontest, coupon booll
acam. ure Inflater I ..iant
challenge, hOW 10 fight
back on your own; crlaa-
croas•no lhe m1rll1t
G TWE BEAR W1iO
81..EPT TliAOUOH
CHRISTMAS
Anlmet8d A young bruin
goes In searc:n ot Chrial·
mas end hnda IOIM unu-
suol adventures •long Iha
way
fI!l GREAT PAAKS ~
TliE WOAU>: AUMAN1A -
THE DAHV8E DEL TA
'1') TliE PHOTO SHOW
Hue And Ev-" Jon GOii!
d•&uHeS typae of color
flfm, olorage, lolm speed,
llghtong, prOC4Kt1ng and
v•roous color balancing
toilers
1:00 t) CJ) 80 MINUTU
0 lJ A FAMILY ClflCUS
CHRISTMAS
Animated little Jetty uka
Santa 10 t>r•no hll grandpa
trorn heaven tor the holl-
deys (RI
0 ~ RUDOLJIM AHO
FROSTV'S CHMTMAS IH
JULY
Rudolph lhe red·noMd
re1ndee1 and Frosty Iha
Snowman appear 10 bl
doomed wN1I e flendlah
w1ierd sell OUI 10 dntroy
them (RIO 0 A GIFT TO LAST
An embtll8'1d old man,
touct>ed l>y hit grandaon'a
gotl. shares with the boy his
mem0<1es of delight• and
doaappo1n1rnen11 on •
Chrlttmu Day ,,..,.ry 80
year·a ago
&:) TO BE A.NHOUNCEO e F1RINGUHE
Why Are Our Intellectual•
So Dumb?" Gue.II Paul
Hollander, 1u1hor of
"PohttGaJ Pltgrom1", Er,,.. I
Van Dan Haag. prof-
01 law 11 N ... Yorlt L-
Scr>OOI C MOVIE • • • * "Slngtn In The
Rain" ( 1952) o-Kelly.
Debbie Reynolds During
Hollywood's 1ran1111on 10
lhl talk-. a top eUent star
falls 1n love wtlh a solrlled
newcomer
0 NBA BASKET8AU.
Atlanra H1wk1 ,.. Lot
Angeles Lakera
:2JMOV1E * • "Here We Go 'Round
The Mulberry lkdn"
1:30 o a UTTU A*.8CAL.8
CHRl8TMA8 8PECIAl.
Anom•lad Two young
brothe<s •nd !heir friend•
become involved In a
humO<OUS Ind ,___
1~ Chri5tmaa mla-up. (R)
tll) A VENUE 2t
8:00 e AACHtE SUM<EA's
Pl.ACE
Archie ••bo 1age1
Stephanie'• Chance to go
to her 11•11 danc:e with a
popular claumete. then
nu to find her • aubtfltu11
10 mal<e •mane!•
0 Qt808HOPE
CHRISTMAS SPEClAL '
Loni Anderaon joins Bob
Hope 1n hi• annual IO*cial
salul1ng the Yulefkle M8·
50n
0 UNOEASEA WORLD
OF JACOUES~U
These lnc:rldlbll DMng
M11ch1ne1 • M•n'• IHI
gre111 ~•no adventure
on Eer1h, tne 1xplor1tton
of the deGI) ocean w!ldet·
nnt, la graphlcdy traced 0 IT 18 WAITTDI ID MOVIE
***'~ "Thi F8rmat'8
Daughl8'' (11M7) Loretta
Young, JOMph Cotten A
aplritld SWldtlh glrl runt
agalntt her l>osa '°' a ... t
lnCongreaa.
II) IOUOOOU>
Hott" Arrdy Gibb ~:
M1tllyn McCoo ~ta·
Paut Wlnl1m1. ~ &
Herl>. T G Sheppard,
Fr•nll Sinatra Jr., John
Schnelder, Lo...,l>Oy. Fr•
d•Payne
II "°"A "Rid 0-OI Rhum" A
grouc:> of acientllll on the
llland of Rllom ott the ...
OONI Of Scotland ltUdlal
Iha rid dMf In It• nalural
hal>ltal (R)Cjl ID MAl'TI a...,w•11e9..,..•
1"1.ATM
"Edwwd Md M,_ 8tmp.
IOtl" Elll'IOftd H~
11111• Mrs. Slmpeon K IN
WOUid bl WllMllg 10 "''"Y
Iha King wltll()ut telling lier
hvtband'• rn and OhtlnO
VP all right• Of lier Oflll.. °'.,,., •IOOWloft to IM
tfw-(Pitt t) Q
Cl)OMLW18 CMllTMM~ Qr.eMCMI '*' • '.t "The Fof"'Ula"
(1910) M•rton 8rllNlo.
~OI C. Scott. Wlllt
ln..-tlgaUllG ... fftUfO. Of
·~ ... a~OGp ~ • c;OMPlr'.ay lnvoMng IM _..,_..,
O! a ~ fLIM IOnnl.ile
;,t:::.~ '"'
• • • \t "Jlillnt T,_."
(1t1t) .................
"'Y" OollQMa. A ........
minded, na• llM "*'· ~ oN1 knoMldie °'
11!1 outald• world I•
tlvOUOfl ~. ~
1r1me11doua rime anel
paws by unwtt1fngl)' OOtl-
vtnclng tyoOOlla 8nd pollll-
Glena thet Ni 11 a Ofl\lul
'PO' uo• ~DAVATATIMS
8d\."leldet It lorn bll-
talilf>Q 1111 llMhy Oft I hi' I
upectld to aflOw up wllh
or the plain girt he till• to
the llVIUlll IOOg4I denc:e 8 9 MOVll
• • • '"tnunderb•ll"
j tHI) Se•n Connery
01eu<11ne AAioat
• THaWON.D
TOMOMOW
1:16 CZ) THI DOOM AM
°"" HO 9 (I) Al.IOI
Mal'1 decMMCI l>ullMH
pertner Jeke (J8Clt OHIO.di
~ ~ 10 haunt him
a11.. hi 11r .. v .. a. Atooe
end Jolene lor refvalng to
wcwk Chrlltmet E..,.
D 8MOVIE
"From A Fu Country•
Pope Jofln Paul II" 1198 I)
Cuery Mor•wtkt, Sam
NelR The Nie end cat-OI
Katot Wo)trU. the vcuno
Poll who ~ lhl tlfll
non·flellan J>099 In •OO
yMtl, II c:t11onldld. 0
I WILD KINGDOM
DR.CHO
H&HAW
Guaet1· Rex Allen S t , Rea
Allen .Jt., Margo Smtih,
Eddy Ra...,.., MINlon Dollar
Balld. ., MA8TEAPtECE
~TM
"Edward And Mii. Slmp.
eon" Etmond H•rmswor1h
Mkl Mrs. Slmpaon II .,,.
would bl wllltng to merry
Iha Kfn<J wlll>OUI !eking '-
1\ull>ancl's tank and giving
up all right• of her chll·
dre<l's succetllon to the
lhfonl.(Par-18)0
flID TliE Ml!881AH
Thi 300.,,_,.,l>er Or•lorlo
Society of Utan P4'f1orms
George FreOlfick Handel's
Meul•h' with gun• con-
ductor Sandor Salgo from
th• Mormon T abernocle on
Sall Lake City
IC MCME.
•I I •·Quo Vadot (19SI)
Rot>en Teylor Deborah
Ken A Roman at11IOGrel
o•lna Nero's dl•l•vor when
ha 18111 on lo"8 with e Chrls-
llan girt
l 0)MOVIE • * "The Final Coe.mt·
OOWn ' ( 1980) Kirk Doug·
tu . Marton S"-t A mys-
tetlout atorm •• ae• 1ran-
ac>Or1• the alomtG-poweted
aorcrett came-USS Nim-
itz l>acll on time to Decem-
ber 6. 19• 1 P011hon1no
lhl-~PNtl
Harbor and the adv1nc1ng
Jap-11111 PG
t:30 1J Cl) THE J9"FEA80N8
George sneak• and r.,ds
LOUIM'I pr Iva le diary 8 WORLD~
IURV'IVAL
0 BAEATli OF UFE
l )MOVIE
• "Head (1968) Tl\e
Monk-. VIC1or M1lur1 A
rocll group praHf'lt !heir
stytlzed outlook on the
toelal prol>lerna ol 11>41 ·eos
10:0011 Cl) TAAPPEI' ~.
M.O.
A drunklf'I. threadbare
11reetcorner Saflta. In San
Franc:ilCO Mem0<1al 1n crll·
tcal condltoon, refuses
eaaenflat 11t1-aaY1no SU•·
r~
NETWOAK NEWS tD 1H PEAFOAMAHCE
AT THE WHIT! HOU8E
Bevarly SHll It jOtned l>y a
group ol rising young ling-
-for a Idell )' MNOn concen frorn lhe &st
Room ol lhl WNte Houte
Of MOYIE * * '..\ "The Octagon"
( 1980) Chuck Noala. Lee
Van CIMf A wulthy
young women hires a
retwed mer1iaf artt Cl\8fn-
pl0n 10 protect her from
l.,.roritta trlllnld by the
~lerloua Nln)a cult 'R'
litHUOHIE
Juon Rot>ard• and Jac.k
Oodaon 11ar 1n lhla one-acl
p11y •boUt two men from
oppoalte wor1d1 who anar•
the lonll"-ol Iha big
City.
10:J0 I .IEIWf'( FALWlll ~SWAGGART
(S)MOYll * * • "Touc:had By Love"
(1980) Deborah R1flln.
Oi-~ A nursing
trllnee tries 10 bring •
handlcac>Pld glrf out OI •
deep depreulo n by
encooreglng her 10 oorre-
'l>Otld with hlr Idol. Elvlt
PrMlly. 'PO'
11~1•(1)9 NEW8 PA~
~~
JOHN CAU.AWAY
INTEMlW8
Former Prime Mlnl111r
Edw81d HNlh dltc:u-
lhe future ret1llon1hlp
~ hit country end
the Common Mertcet and
8C)eCUll1ea on 101M cur"
lor ~I 811t11n·1 eco-
nomto prldtoamenl.
lO'MOYll ••lot "Th• Fo(mula"
( t980) Merion Brando.
a-gt C. Sootl Whlle
tnwellQltlng 1111 murder ol
•~•..,.terenoop
un~ • conmplracy
lnvolvtng lhl eupprwelon
ol • ayntllelto f\Hll tormul•
Ci>'::.~ 'R'
**' ....... avy fratflo"
( 19731 Anlmtttecl. Dlnlc!led
by Ralpll BM!Mll Tn.
~t of at1un~11 ...
lan...Jewttll matrlege, •
youllO min .... trtend•
etllp MIOnf IN "'*1o Alcelw and blec*.I In Illa
~::,~.: ...... . NOOWI
MCNIW8
00..UNITMI
OMl.DMI
ltOett At1 Unll"'"91" MCI
c.oi ........ .,.. at\
... llopta. ....,,.. anct
~of .... __,., cH-
dten. GI.-. lnClludl Hligll
OowN, .. Hope aid
~,_..,
• lllCMI
•••• ""It I ... (1MO) ..... ,........ ~
Ofllls.
I
• TAl.18 ~ TI4a
UfCICP9011D
"n.ta'a One Born Every
Mrnute'' A l1lllOand and
wll• r~. llrge lnfllO.
1~ 8nd 11na11y declOI to
UM II to apacul .. I In tand
(I) 'ACll TH9 NA T10H 9 J!HTIJfr AJNMIHT
nt9WUK
Oougte1 F1111>ank1 Jt
1tturn1 to the lllge tct_..;
an lnllf'Vl9W with r •Id
A1lalr1; David Niven
dllCIU-hit,_ novel
eMADAWIH MANHA TT AM
W1ytend Ftowera alld Mao-Ml joined by
Henry Youngman In Ihle
evening of rl9que hl.lmor
1t:44•THe~ ma
• MOVll *' '4 "PrOft'llae Him My-
fhlng" (197•1 Eddll All>ln.
Mag Foa1er
(f(}MOYIE
• • "'Jfful" (197111 Brian o..con. Rlvke Nolm•n
Thi 1111 ol Iha "Klf>Q of
Klnga." from hi• _.ty
~ N tN eon of a poor
carpenter lo hie tn1Jlf08110n
Of the r~ and tod81
rlVOluflon that led 10 his
dHlh by cruclfhtlon, 11
de••lled. ·a·
~MDIGHT-
12:00 .., AOOt<Q
fJl) SNEAK PMVIEW8
Roger Ebet1 and 0-
Siakel review "Abaenoe Of
MallOe." "Rollover" and
'Bucldy. Buddy ..
CJ) MOVIE
Cit MOYl£
• • • "ChrlstmN Ltllel Of
The Foeld" f 1979) Bl•y 0..
Wlnl9rn$. Marla 5'11111 A
lormor aokllet who onee
helped five nuna build a
chapel returns to vlsol
mern and ltnda they onc;.e
119ain need hll help (R)
C MOVIE
• • • • Love And
Death I 19751 Woody
Allen. Otane Keaton A
noted coward In the Ru11-
11en Army evan1ua.fly mar-,_ h•s true love, whO
drawa him lnlO • plol
involving an atlempt on the
Ille of emperor Nepoleon
PG
1~:18 0 MOVlE
• ft• ' Ch11S1maa Llloea Of
Thi Foeld 119791 Bitty 0..
Wolhams Man• Schell
$ BOTTOMSUP
A bawdy adulla-onty c;om-
edy revue os presonlld
!ZJMOvtE
• • "Boardw•lk" ( 19791
Ruth Gordon. Lee Stres-
1>er9 An old couple raf1J141
to leave the netqhbomood
they have spent moct OI
their 11¥8$ 1n de&p011 urban
c;rlme and poor Irving con·
dllions PG'
12:30 fJi) THE DUCHESS OF
DUK£8TAE£T
The Reluc:1en1 Wair!«"
Denoer 1>r1ngs out ,,,. belt
and lhe wor11 •• on Iha
onhabnants or the Benllnell
when a bombtng ••Id takes
London by wrpr1141 (Par1
81(R)O
@l MOVIE
• • ··war 11a11an Style"
( 1967) Suster 1<ea1on. Mar·
tha Hyer
0MOVlli
• • ·~ '"The Ou111der"
( 1978) Stertong Hayden.
Craig WuSort A young
ldelllSI travels 10 North«n
Ireland to jOtn the atrugqte
toron~R
12;451) NAME OF TliE GAME
An 8dllor 10< HOW8td Pub·
11u11ons Is accused of
murder
1:30 (I) BU81NEB8 JOUAHAL
(C)MOVIE
I*·~ "DflUICI To Kiil"
( 19801 MtchH I Caine, Anooe 01c111nM>n Police
Merch lor the psychollC
murderer Who l>vlchered a
wl>vrben hOUNWlfa 'R'
$lMCME
• '\ "Tile Wori<lng Olm"
T,_. glrls find no jOt> loo
hard lo handle and will do
enyllllng for money R'
1:46 t .. , THE CANDfD CANDID
CAMERA
HOSI Allen Funt lntroducee
uncen90<ed film cllpa ol
varlOUa people'• unpre-
OICl•bla rMCllona ...,.,,
lhey are "ceughl In the llC1
Of being lhernlllllel" In
iany 1Huatlon1
2:00 U) TUANA80UT
;=.NEWS
lZ MOVIE * • '• · The Forrnut•'
11980) Marlon Brando.
George C Sco11 Whfll
invfftlg•llng the murder of
a eoiteague. e veleren cop
unc;overs • conapwacy
tnvolving fM IUe>Pfeuion
of a 1yn1htlic fuel tormut.
by Iha Oii c~ 'R'
2: 15 I eu&INESS .IOUANAL 8 NEWS 2-MI NEWS 3.-00 TODA rs AEUCMOH c 8HOAT9 8loet< UMOVIE
• • "Sund•y Lovet•"
(t981) Gene Wlldlr, Roger
Moore. Fout middle-aged
men In love are !allowed N
111ey pursue their amofout
edllatlhJfll 'R'
S: 11 CC) MOW!
*•I "A Pain In The A "
( 1973) Jecqu. Bfet. Uno
Ventura Wlllll an _....,
concentretn on hit next
k !Ming. he It ru6aly Int«•
rupled by • bumbling 1111-
ure ol a mM Who II
a11emp11no lulclldl. 'PO'
UC> 8 NIWIWJCPI Cl) THI OlDIN DAY8
COAT
A young glr1 INrna lo bet·
,... appreolefl ttMt "'*" of
ChfltlmM 1flw lllMI It
ltanepor'led Mell In time
~. meglCel ~-'
4.-00 Cl)==ADI
• * * "Nutcredl• Fent• ty" (111t) ~. v-.
.. of MICMlll Lee, .......
0"'*1 and Ctwllt°"'*
l ...
CJ)MOVll
tt'•t4 .. ,.._vy TrllfflO"
(1173) .,._..... ~
~ Aelpll ...,_. TM
pt'OduGt Of en~...._
l•n..i ..... IMrr ..... I
~ ..... .... frilfld. .... ....... .._,.. ............. "' .. t~'tl' .. (IDlllCMI .. ~ .......... ~ ..
CtfJIJ ..... ~M Olrfte¥,
. ·=
1
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BUTH llTICll !DUne Sodety ~.
CllOllA'10 1\llllAL a't HA
86·7431 Ow Ollfture tellf -u\f'
complet etory ot our l.ABOUllDBTl'F: Con3tance A Jorftun, Kart!n
toe etv R 0 R E RT A J F. A N 0 . Rr•d/ord, Lee l,c1"h 0 C.IW .... ""'1 .. ll• I "OU ROETTE .. ,."'' ''"'"lllr uAu . resident B ructford uod Gul l L ~=-=::::mc======Uol Los A11unltU¥, C11 Passed Bradford, sister Lt<ono
Qwuy on Oecemtw• t8. 1081 DcShlelci!I Private family
Slit' wus 11 araduat11 of T.o · aravei.ldt' :ser vices wL·n·
Alamllllll lligh School . t luic:s h\lld Saturday. l)ecember 19, or 1978 and was prei.eolly 1981 ut l'aclfir View
ottuntllng C'11IHo rn111 Memorial Park P 11clfic
Slutr lln1 vcrsHy at I.on!{ View Mortuary directors
lit!ul'h Sht: w11s 1111 uv1d
IAL1 1HGHOH
SMl1 & TUTHILL
W'HT\.lff CH.All'IL
4! £ lllh C,1
lf"~ltl Mt"u-'
; 4f, tl'H 1
,.IUI HOTHIU
SMtn' MOITU.U Y
u Ma111 SI
tlunQIOn Bt·Jcn
~ 6539
pt;IFIC VlfW
MVll.AL P'AAll
Cenerv M or1uaf'\o
Chai-Crematory
~ P111c v.e,,., D••v1•
Noori Bt>ac1t
14 noo
McCOttCJC MOITUAllfS
LJna BPath
14 94 1!>
luna Hrll~
xH)933
San 1n C;ip1.,tr<1no
}<; 1776
HAH~W~MT OLIVf
Morn-· Q.,,...,.1erv
l:'ffi3I0"1
tt.Cr,1e1 AvP
;la Mesa
10 t>5!>4
P't& llOTHflS
IEllOADW A Y
•ITUAIY
13roanwav
11a Mesa
2·9150
s kier as wt-II Ill! un lnslructur
ut the Sno" Summit Ski
School She Is survived by
her husband of 9 months
GM plight
Ki rk . µarcnt :.. Mujor le
eod Mrs. Rohen Ric hards. ~ ar
brothers Robb1t-unct Dann\,
!>Is t c rs J an ct u n d J u 11 v
Ri c h a rds all o l I.us l.o WO ke
Alamitos. <:a Scrvu:e:. Wiii ri rs
b e held o n Monda\'
De ce mber 21 . 1981 iit
11 . 001\ M at the llurhor I.awn
Chaµel. Interment ~ervrces
immediately following
Services undt-r lhc 1hrect1on
of Harbor La"n Mount Olive
Mortuary of (.'o.;ta M e~a .
540·5554
f'REUt:Rll'K
llELEN B U L.L ERDICK
FREDERICK, passed away
on December LS, l981 She 1s
survived by her hushand
Lawrence. her sons Arthur
of Kernv11ie. Ca. and Wesley
Bullerdick of Anaheim, Ca ,
al so surv i ve d b y 6
grandchildren N i che
St!rv1t'e!> will bl' he lrl on
Sunday. December 20. 1981
at 3 OOPM al Harbor Lawn
Memorial Park Sl•rv1ces
under lhe dircC'tlon of
llarbor l.awn-:\111un1 Olive
Mortuary o f Costa M esa .
540 5554
\\'A~KOWSKr
FLORE~CE
l'Al.DERWOOO
WANKOWSKI. rc!>1dcn1 of
Newpnrt Beach. Cu Passed
away on [)(;rl'mber 17, 1981
Sun ived b\ o;on Gordon If
Bradrt>rd. 6 l!randehildren
Oou~la:. G Brud rC>r<.I.
l.1n1h a) K Brudford .
DETROIT !AP > -
Gene rul Motors Corp.
officials say a company
poll of its workers shows
that e mployees don 't
compre h e nd the
rinancial problems of
the autom aker, which
lost $763.5 million last
year
The Detroit News
r eported that nearly 60
pe r cent o f G M
employees thought the
company turned a profit
in 1980. And 52 percent
said GM has money for
plant improvements and
projects .
While GM is spending
lots of money, it says
that assessment is off
the ma rk.
The survey for GM in
Sep t e mb e r by
Yankelovich, Ske lly and
White of New York w as
to assess "employee
at t itu d es and
perceptions about the
serious ·competiti ve
problems GM faces."
according to GM.
tw Shipment
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••• still at
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Pay No Income Tax
1981, 1982, 1983
nd Legally Recover
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Y• can invest dollars already spent, are currently
s pding and will spend in the future for taxes , into
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; average a 520 o/o tax write·off
I are highly profit motivated and
, have a history of positive cash flow
and appreciation
>roduct availability through December 31, 1981.
~r fJlOre information and to sch edule a
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TO% planning in Newport Beach since 1915.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20, 1981
Christmas clouded
Precise year of Christ's birth uncertain
By GEORGE W. CORNELL
-~ ....... ,..... A mid all the lights and d11ule
of Christmas, much about the
occasion remain~ veiled and
puzzllng. It harbors a mystery of
faith and the holiday itself has a
rat her checkered history.
For more than 300 years after
J esus' time , C hr istian s
celebrated his resurrection but
n ot hi s birth . The later
Christm as festival was even
banned in 17th century England
and in early America.
The o bser vance began in
fourth-century Rome, limed to
coincide with a midwinter pagan
festival hOnoring the imperial
army's sun god, Mithra . The
December date was taken over
to celebrate Christ's birthday
But on what day he was born
1s unknown. Even the precise
year is uncertain. However, it
was not in the year l A.O .. as
the calendar's ··Anno Domini"
Year of the Lord suggests.
Its dating syst em derived
from an error about t he year of
Christ's birth by a sixth-century
monk In Rom e, D ionysius
Exigus, in working out the
starling point or the Christian
era
Schola rs since have calculated
that J esus· birth cam e in about 6
or 7 B .C .. m ea n ing
paradoxically "Before Christ."
The revised time was
determined partly by the ract
that Herod t he Great ruled
Judea when Jesus was born and
history records that Herod died
in 4 B.C.
I n what mont h the birth
occurred, or on what day, has
been a matter of theorizing
down through the centuries
Various date~ have been
advocated -Jan. 6, Feb. 2,
March 25, April 19. May 20, Oct
4, Nov. 17.
A British physi cist a nd
astronomer, David Hughes, has
calculated that t he date was
Sept 15, 7 B.C .. based on
various scientific evide nce,
including that of a conjunction of
two planets. Jupiter and Saturn,
1n the constellation Pisces on
that date.
Ile concludes in a book that
this extraordinary celestial
display was the "star" seen by
the distant wise men, leading
them to BethJehem
The 17th century German
astronomer, Johannes Kepler.
had s imilarly calculated a
three-plane t co nj unction .
including Venus as well as
J upiter and S1aturn. in the same
constellaUon ln 7 B.C
In any case, • variety of
months and days ha ve been used
over t he centuries in dlfte reot
parts of the world to celebrate
t he occasion. Som e Eastern
Orthodox churches stlll do It on
Jan . 6.
C h ristmas was banned in
17lh·century England when
Oliver Cromwell itnd his Puritan
followers gai n ed temporary
rule, forbidding what was called
the "heathen celebration of
Christmas."
T he holiday s imil arly was
ba nn ed in colonial New
England Chris tmas wasn 't
made a legal h o liday in
M ussachusetts until 1856.
Fo r a l l o f th e c l oud ed
c hr onology and lega1
background o f C hristm as,
however. the biggest mystery is
Christm.as
was
17th
celebt-Gtion
banned in
century England
and for. a time in
Colonial New
England.
in its message that God has
entered the human race in love
for it, one with it and one of it.
"In the beginning was the
Word. and the Word was with
God. a nd the Word was God
and the Word became Oesh and
dwell among us, rull of grace
a nd truth," Scripture says.
That is the mystifying core of
Christmas, an awesome concept
tha t has challenged hearts and
m inds since. It holds that Jesus
was truly human, sharing the
nalure of all people, yet also
truly God.
"God's ma n, a nd man 's God"
the late great theologian Karl
Barth called hjm
It dad not mean that Jesus was
all of God, or that the re was
more than one God. but that the
one God manHested his reality
in various ways. as the Creator.
as Spirit. and most vividly to
people as one of them , Jesus,
directly involved in human
history
"Emman uel God with
us." Scripture says. ·'The light
of the world ."
Cuisine sparse
in Soviet Union
Vets cleared
SANTA ROSA (AP) -
Four Vietnam veterans
who barrica d ed
themselves inside the
Federal Building o n
Sept. 18 h ave bee n
cleared of trespassing
charges without having
to present a defense,
their attorney s a ys.
Municipal Court Judge
Law rence Antolini ruled
tha t the prosecution
f ai l e d lo show the
veterans illegall y
entered and remained in
the building.
AP Ne ws Special
By BRYAN BRUMLEY
MOSCOW -The li st of foreign restaurants in
the Soviet capital reads like lhe roster of world
co mmuni s t ca pital s . But f r om the
Peking to the Prague. from the Warsaw to the
Havana, the spir it and the food are as Russian as
borscht.
"We have two menus." said a wailer at the
newest foreign food eatery, the Ramayana, which
opened this fall.
"On one menu we have Indian food . but I m ust
s ay that it all tastes the same. Why don't you order
from this one ?" he said, offering a menu listing
suc h Russian favorites as s turgeon and borscht. a
beet a nd cabbage soup.
lndfan chefs prepared food at the Ram ayana
for the first two months of its existence and then
lert. he said.
A waiter at the Peking restaurant counseled
against Szechuan chic ken. "That dish is very hot.
Why don't you try our 'Friendship Salad ?'" The
dis h, perhaps nostalgically named for days of
better Moscow Peking relations, is a Soviet-style
meat salad.
Moscow, a city of 8 million people. has scores
of Russian restaurants but surprisingly few that
claim lo offer foreign cuisine. Jt has no French or
Ita lian restaur an ls. although it has sever a l
offering cuisine from individual Soviet republics -
including food from the Caucasus mountains and
Central Asia.
PllUC •Tt£
fl1CTITIOU5 IUSINEIS
NAME STATEM.INT
T ht lollowlnQ persons er• dolnQ
bu<lnttl M
W t. H I NVESTMENTS, a
Celllornl• Veftltrel Partner"'IP, 1124
S.and Key L•ne, Coront Del Mar,
Ct lllornlt "161S
Slephtn L•• Newm a n, 1''11
Encorveoo Lane. M.lu lon Vlelo.
C1lllornl1 m1s
John CllV<chlll we111, '"' Sano Key L•ne. Corone 0.1 Mar. c111111 .... nl•
•UU Tiii• 11u1lneu I• conducl..:I by •
QeMrelPe,,,_INP
JohnC.Wtlll
Thi> \lal,,,_I ,. .. lllecl with Ille
CouMY Cler• ol Orenoe CovnlY on
Dtumb« 3, 111111 fltnUt
PubllSIWd 0r""91 Coetl 0.lly Piiot,
OK •• ll, 20, 11 ltll SJIMI
MCTlnout MM• .. .,._ nAT8JIMWT "'• ...... "' ..,_, .,.. ...... .....,_ .. ,
l'AVO ,.,Ol'•llllt• ANO
INV•ITMI NT$ ,.HIL.ADILl'HIA,
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1nr1,.., c.IMlfftl• mw ~ •• Her~. l eatl ,_y,,.,,. Cl~ ........ c. lf'VIM, c.lltorftl• .,, ..
Alt PT-. 1191 111~11 CJrclt, w .. c. 1rw.1 c.alHIMll• tin •
JtllWI • .......... tlOll "'y ....... Clr<lt, Wte C. lrvl,.., c;alltomle '211•
Tllll ~-· II <!Nldu<led by a ~,..~
i..-..ll.~
Tl\l• .._..._... -tla.d Wllll ltw c...u.t't C*11 ., Or-Coul'lly on OK_..,•,"'1
"""" aMOO•t . llClllOALL a
KA111alM9TOM
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l'KTn1ou1 au.i1111a
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Tiie lellowh19 l"n on h Hint ..............
INNOVATIONS BY l'l!nll!llG,
1'311 e.tNI Clrclt, HUMI ........ <ti,
CA'1!M6,
110 8 1"1 II R£TT8l.llG. ltil\1
..IMI Orclt, Mllfttl ...... leacll. CA .,..
Tlllt llwol.-~ I• cOll'4fue-11't e11
lftd IVl41wl. "*" "· 11.tt!Wt llllt , .. ...,_, wes Iii.cl wltll ,.,. c-IY Ct.n ol Oren .. t.ovnly on
Dec. 1, "'' ,..,, ...
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fllCTITIOUI aUSllllSI
MAMtl ITATIMeNT
TIM 1o110w1119 per-•r• OOlno
bullflet• "'" G 9 EHTEllPRISES, IUt
S11perlor A...,.,,., Cotta Me••. CA
ti.11
GLENN R 8EELElt, HOU
'Woolwlcll, ~ Miii•. CA ti6SJ
GEllllY l'LASH, U 7 W ltlh
Slrffl. "(". COii• MtlMI, CA t2'17
Tlll> blltl""> I> cond11CleO by ill
.. ner•I per11"n111ip GLEHH BEELER
Tiii• -· WH Iii.cl ......... Co..nty Clttl. 01 Or-Counly on
OK. 1'. ltll 1'1111tt
P11bll.,_, C)I'~ (OHi OillilY PllOI,
O.c. 10, 11, ltll, J111n 3. 10, 1"1 S.UMI
l'ICTITIOUS IUSlllUS
NAMI STATEMENT Tile toll-1"9 person• ore Ooln9
DUslneH "'
GALLERIA PROPERTIES, A
Llmll.O Pertnerthlp, 1sos2 Spr1n9<111e,
Suitt C, Hunllngton Beach, c.111o•nl•
t1M'I
J.tmtt L Foo, ISOS2'Sc>rln~le,
S..11• C. HunllflQlon a..ch. C.lllornla
'2Mt
Maf'1N I( Foaa, ISOS2 Sc>rlllQdale,
S..lle C. Hunllng!Ofl Bo..:h, Ca1110<nla
t1M'I
Tllll l>u•lntt• h conoucl.O by • llmll.O P¥tner>lllp
J~ L Fou/Mar1N I(,
Foaa
colle<ll.,.ly
Thlt 1i.1..,_1 ,. .. lllecl •Ill\ Ille
County Clerk 01 0.•noo ColHlly on
O.c.emlle< l. 1.e1 ~111Jl1
Publl~ Or-Coest Dally Piiot.
0.< •. 13. 10. 71 , 1911 Ult.II
l'ICTITIOUS IUSINHS
llAMIE STATEMlllT
The lollowln9 person• ar• 001nQ
llullll•HH
NEWPORT VILLA. OC)OO Hllarla
Way, HewPO<'I a..ch, C.a. n .. ,3
Am•rlel#I C•I Medical S..vic• "1,
Inc ta Wlt.comln c.orpoullon), !OSI
East <>90en, Mllw..,kM, w1ocont1n
S7'l02
'T "" bll>llWU " condll<le<I Df •
cOt"porellon.
AMERICAN CAL
MEDICAL SERVICE •I INC.
Judy CllllOtt&S
Allen L. S.mson,
VluP~-1 Tllll ... _, .... Ill.cl wllh ....
County Clerk of Or•~ County on
DKernbH l, ltll ,.,,,, ..
PUOll1IWCI 0r""91 Co.all 0.lly PllOI Dec.•. U, 10, '1, 1'11 U1HI
l'ICTITIOUS I USINESS
NAMIE STATEMENT
The loll-1"9 person1 '" Ooln9
bulJ""l ft l.M.. EXPORTS, sou Birch !ttrMI,
NtWPOrt llH<tl, C.elltor nla 92..0
C RYO, inc , • Calllornlo
corpo11llon, SOIS Birch !tireel,
Newl>Of'1 BHctl, C.lltornla 92..0
Tiii\ bu>lnen h conducted by •
CO<port Oon
Cry0, Inc
A-lall Khol•. PrH-1
Tllll ~nwnl was Ill.cl with lht
Cou11t1 Cl•rk ol 0.•"99 Counly on
Oee<•mt>H 3. '"' fl111Jlt
coev N. KELLE•.
A-yeti.Aw • .. ,_c..... Or. S-llo-c-.-....c.. '2u.
Pvbll"*' 0r.,.. Coen Delly Pllol.
DK •. U, JO, 11. ltll SJ20.ll
l"ICTl'nOUI eUMllHI
...,._ITATa ... llT
Tiie loll-lftt """'" a re 41olno tlwll_ ..
PAVO PltOPERTIES ANO
INVl!STMENTS DEVORE, LTD.,
llO'J1 Sii~ On:le. S..llt C. lrvlne,
C.llfwN• '"'' Uoy!I II, Her_,., 190il SllY"'11
Cir< lt~Sulte C, lrvl,.., Clllfonll• tiru
a,., J l"rtnco. ltotl SllyH rll Cll<le, Sullo C. lrvhw, Goltloml• '2114 Jof\11 E ltlttlM. ll021 ,_,"'11
Clrcte, Sullt C. lrvlrw, Celltomle '2714
Tllll buMflttl h c-ct ... by a
lllftl\eO~
Uo\'11 It ~y
Tl1l1 .-t -lil9CI wltll IM
Counly Citric ol 0r•"9t CoulllY on
Oeco-14, ltll
""'"' RNODel , l(IENDALL a
MA•RlllOTC*
A 1'1 I 11•" ..._ '*'-"*' .,..-.-.......... ,.
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PubllltwcS Or-Cofft Delly PllOI, OK 20, 27, ,..,, .i.ti. l , 10, 1'91 s-..1
fllCTITIOUS aus1111EU
NAME STATEMINT
Tl1e IOll-11>9 Pe< Mlft\ ore dOln9
bu•lllff•. H I EDEltME YE R·M U RPH Y PROPERTIES, 321 R11by, Balboa
hland, CA.,..,
THOMAS M. MURPHY, 121 lt11by,
B.tl-ISl..0, CA '2 .. 1.
FREO C NIEDERMEYER. ,.Sit
Ocu 11pon RMCI, P•IO• Verctet., CA
tll?H
OOHHA L N IEDERMEYER.
mtt Oc--1 ltOilld, PelO• Yer .. •.
CA 90174
T llh buslneu •• conduCl•O by • qener.tl -1nen1lllp
niom.. M M11rplly
Thi> Ital-I """'' 111..:I with IM
Counly Clerk ot OrM99 C:0..111Y on
DK 1', ltll
1'17"11
Publl~ Or ... eo.st D.tlly PllOI\
o.c. 10. 11. 1t11. J111n. J, 10. 1t11 ~
Piii.JC llTCC
l'ICTITIOllS IUSINEU NAME STATEMENT
The lollowlnQ penon I> dol119
bUllNUH PLAYLAND .ARCADE 10)
E099w.i1tr. a..-. C.elllomla '2661
Lois "" S•noov•I. H I W•lnul Plou Colt• Mew, C.elllonlla '16.27
Thll -'""' I> conducted by an lncllviOultl
Loi• M S--val
Tlll\ st•~ w.s ltlad wll7l Ille
County Clertt ol Or•-Coun1y on
0tc-1•.1t11
1'11•U
Publl.,.., Or"'OI Coest Dally Piiot,
Oec.10.17, ltll. Jen 3, 10, l'IC S4S2.fl
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAMIE STATEMEMT
Th• IOll-1"9 .,.,..,,,, ere dol1>9
bu•lnet\ es
DURYEA CURTIS &. V"'CCAAO.
'301 Mlt<Artllur 8ol.olevard, NewPOrl
Beath, ce .,...,
Lull• H Dur•u II , Inc I•
C•ll lornl • corpor•llon1. •lOI
Mee Arthur Bovlevud Newport
BHCll. Ce fl..o
Wllllam M Cunis l• ProleHlonel
c o r porelton .and C•ltl orn 1a
cotpor•tlon). 001 MecArlhur
Boulev•r<i. N-POti Be..:h, Ce. n..o
San E. Va<<•ro (a ProleUlonel
corpor•tlon o nd C tlllornl •
corporation), 4301 MacAflllvr
Boul•v.,o, ~ &.ec11. C• n..o
M•hln S 111Gman, '507 GorNlm
Drlve. Corone Otl Mar, C• n•H
Thh 1>11>1"9" I• <onOU<ttO b• e
qe,,.r•I Per1J>tr\lllP.
Melvin S FelO"'lltn
Thi• sUll..,_1 w-s filed with lht
Counlv Cl1rl1 at Orenoo Counly 011
OKembH). l"I
OUltYl!A CUllTIS&
VACCAllO
A f'e.-.-. IM -"f
Pmes>HMI c..-.u-A"••" .t uw .. I Ma<--ltvard
~.0.1 ....
New"" llMC'"· ea . .,_ Pullll>N!d 0r""91 Coell oa11y Piiot
0.<. •. 13, 10, 11, 19'1 Ul1-ll'
l'ICTITIOUS IUSlllESS
llAMIE STATEMENT
T he lollowlno pef\on 1' 001n9
buslneuu SCHUYLER BUS I N ESS
fflCTITIOUS IUllNllS SERVICES, 2tlln C.mlno Adel•nlo.
NAMUTATIEMIENT Mll~~ .. v.i:~A'j ":~uYl.ER, 1t071
The tollowl1>9 Petton• .,. OolnQ c .... 1 ............ o. M.IUlon V•lo. CA
t>uslneuas mtt
HONEST\' ... MERICAH TANK Tiii• l>u>lneu 11 <onCIU<l..:I .. , en co , 3101 Per•vlew. IO·D, I rvln•, lndlvlduel.
CAlllornla "171$ 8art»r• J. Schuyler
Anlonlo Carlos Pron1111l o, 3701 This st•l-1 wH 111..i wllh 111e
Perkvlew, IO·D. lrvlnt, Celllornl.t County Clerk ol o.enoe county on
t11U O.c I•, ltll Jolln SoFranko 7U1 Cyprtu , 1'17"U
Pizza is available in a small pizzeria on a
sidestrcct a fe w blocks from the Kremlin
Customers must eat standing up at the Cafe
Pischer ia, which sells only one type of pizza -
cheese and five black o lives on a crust . It rails
short of world pizza standards.
(8 ) HunllnQIOn Buch Colltornla PullltSIWCI Or-co .. 1 O.lly Piiot, "~II bll\ln<tU h condvcl.O by I De< 10. 27, ltll, Jon l. 10. '"' UIMI
------------'. QeMftl D«lnlrSlllP
A. Carlo• Pron••lo PVIUC MOft[
Food a nd atmosphere vary little from
r estaura nt to restaur ant. The establishments
feature dancing to highly a mplified rock bands
and are likely to disappoint those seeking a quiet
spot or exotic fare.
From tim e to time, Soviet oCflcials open a new
eating place with food from an allied country, or
more rarely, from outside the socialist bloc. Chefs
from the featured country are generally invited to
ins truct Russians in the culinary arts, but after
they go home, the restaurants drift bac k toward
Soviet cuisine and atmosphere.
Me m bers o f Moscow 's s izable Indian
community say they avoid the Ramayana. One
lndian said, "it was very disappointing."
A Hungarian resident of Moscow says the
Budapest, the big Hungarian restaurant, has gone
from fair to poor In recent ye8.J"8.
Patrons of the Peking restaurant say lt.s fare'
was tasty before the Sino.Soviet rift or the 19605,
but soured w1th relations.
Suez tolls increased
ISMAJLIA, Egypt <AP> -The Sun Canal
Authority has announced an average 5-perceot
lncreue In tolls for ships uslna the 101-ml~e·lonc
waterway llnklna the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
The hike wlll go Into e ffect J an. 1. the
authority said. •
The Increase la ex~cted to brine ln an
additional Pl mJWon on lOp ot revenue1 that are
like ly to top $1 billion this ~ar. The last lncrea1e
wu In December 1880. -·
J
.. A l>Ulllk ,_rl119 wlll IM MIO on
W•dMMM\', J en ... ry •. ua 1111 1 p,m .
In Ille 9vl141"9 B Coft'-• "-'· Dltlrlcl Educ•tlon Ct n I", IOUI
Y0<kto-A-, H...,.lneton le..:11,
lo review Ille ESl!A, Tiiie VII
O.monstrellan Projac1 -'k •llon ,.,
Limited ~ N_E,,.lllfl S-•I ...
studtnlt lor ttw 1ta.a ~ .,.., ro.
Ill• H11ntlftOIOfl hKll Unlllfl HllJll
Thll st••ernen1 .... llleo wllh ta------------~:~11;!;r~91~' O.enoe Co!Hlly on M••l<llJ•I c .. rt, N•rMr Jffk l•I
· fltnau 011trlct, ... , ,....._." .... -•.
Publl.,_., Or ..... Coell Delly Piiot, =r-~T~11:'t.~NAT IONAL
0.c, •• IS, 10, 21, l9'I. mHI BAllK, e nti~l Mllkl"9 etMC .. llon.
ScllOol Olltrkt." -----------
DEl'ENOANT: ROBEllT 0 . LIWIS
at<e ROeEll'T LEWIS •1141 OOllENE
L.Ll!WIS
PvblltMO 0r.,.. , ... o.111' .......
OK. It, 20, '1, 22, tJ, 14, U , ltll HI.Ml
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Orange Coast DAIL V.PtLOT/Sunday. December 20, 1981
......... B~ILING OUT -Donnie Gay or Mesquite, Texas. goes a1r~rne a~ he leaves a .bull at the end or his ride during the
National Finals Rodeo m Oklahoma City. Gay, 27, six-time
world cha mpion bull ride r . is going arter his seventh world
title .
Raggedy Ann doll
now 67 years old
INDIANAPOLIS I AP 1 -
Raggedy Ann, who overcame
her origins as a faceless attic
rag and went on to become a
c:arrol-topped confidante lo
ge nerations of children. has
turned a welt-preser ved 67 years
old.
The doll has made a movie.
promoted books. changed the
color of her hair and acquired a
male friend, but never lost her
appeal since the day she was
created by John Gruelle and his
wife for their disconsolate
daughter.
In fact, some people who
s houJd know say her following
bas become more fanatical in
recent years.
"There's a mystique about
Raggedy Ann that there wasn't
10 years ago," says J ohn Noble ,
curator of toys at the Museum of
the City of New York.
He says that a ··cult or
Raggedy Ann, like tbe teddy
bear, became important in the
last few years."
Gruelle's 8-year-old daughter,
Marcella, came t.o her father in
1914 with a rag doll she'd round
in t heir attic. But she was sad,
s he said, because the doll had no
face .
Gruelle had the dolls called back
because of it, Noble said. The
hearts were then added, hidden
under the doll 's clothes. and
children still delight in finding
them.
Gruelle, who later drew the
com ic s trip "Mr . Tweedle
Deedle" in the New York
Herald, wrote and illustrated
about 40 Raggedy Ann books
which sold more than 3 million
copies before he died in 1938.
Marian Israel, assistant sales
manager for Bobbs-Merrill, the
Indianapolis-based firm that
holds the publishing rights, says
the books are s till "fairly
popular," but she s aid sales
tallies were unavailable.
Knickerbocker Toys holds the
rights to ma.king Raggedy Ann
and Raggedy Andy dolls.
Noble says he hopes "some
e nte rpr ising p e r son will
reproduce the original," which
bad .brown hair and a printed
dress.
In 1977, Raggedy Ann became
a m ov ie s tar when a
feature-length animated movie
about h e r pre miered in
Indianapolis.
Noble and his Raggedy Ann -
a doll dating from 1919 -were
flown lo Indianapolis from New
York and presented with a key
to the city as a birthday present.
Privacy
• • invasion
costly
PHOENIX. Arh . CAP> -
Three apartment residents were
awarded a total of $87,000 for in-
vasion of privacy after discover·
Ina a two-way mirror In their
shower and a peephole in the
wall behind It.
The three -a man and two
women -won the judgment in a
suit against Bradley Schull, who
lived in a neighboring apart·
menl, after a three-day jury
trial before Judge Morris Rozar
of Maricopa County Superior
Court.
Schulz' lawyer said he might
appeal.
Schulz' apartment In Tempe
was adjacent to the apartm~nt
where John Gwinner, Sydney
Hutchings and Debi Havia lived
at various times since 1978, their
lawsuit said.
The plaintUfs contended that
Schulz installed the two-way
mirror and put a 3-by-6-inch
peephole in his apartment wall
behind it. They said Schulz hung a picture in front of the peephole
on his side.
Gwinner discover e d the
peephole Dec. 2, 1979, the suit
said.
Testimony showed that the
shower compartment had coo·
tained frost ed glass before
Schulz remodeled it on behalf of
a California landlord.
Schulz contended he acciden-
tally broke the frosted glass
while walling off the bathroom
from his apartment.
He de nied spying on his
neighbors, testifying he cut the
hole in his wall to install a
television-antenna wire.
T he plaintiffs told the court
they heard scraping noises from
the other side of t he mirror
while they were taking showers,
as well as laughter on several
occasions. The scraping noises
m ay have been caused by Schulz
moving the picture from the
peephole, they charged.
Gwinner was awarded $2,SOO
in actuaJ damages and $25,000 in
punitive d a m ages . Ms .
Hutchings and Ms. Havig were
each awarded $5,000 in actual
damages and $25,000 in punitive damages.
Gwinner and Ms. Hutchings
first lived in the two·bed.room
apartment, then Gwinner moved
out and Ma. Havig moved in
said their attorney, Steven Cox'.
He said Gwinner continued to
date Ms. Hutchings, Cox said.
The three are In their early 208,
be said.
Gwinner s ald he discovered
the peepbole late one night when
be turned off the bathroom light
and s aw a faint glimmer
through th e s how e r .
compartment mirror. He bad.
been working at a glass com-
pany and knew what the light
meant, his attorney said.
Grue lle , then a political
cartoonist for The Indianapolis
Star, drew a face, and his wife
washed and resluffed the doll,
putting a heart-shaped piece or
candy that said "l love you" on
it.
Gruelle made up Raggedy Ann
stories to entertain his daughter,
and after Marcella died in 1916,
Gruelle began writing the tales
•·as a memonal to her,'' Noble
says.
U.S . A rmy testing
d i rt bike program
Noble says Gruelle "called ber
Raggedy Ann because she was
so shabby." Raggedy Andy was
created when a neighbor gave
Gruelle a doll, and in 1918 a
Chicago publis hing house
printed the first Raggedy Ann
book. •
The dolls were first marketed
as a promotion for the book, but
they didn't have hearts and
Condos
to replace
concert hall
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Winlerland, which once drew
thousands to concerts by some
of lhe biggest names in rock
mu.sic, will be torn down and
replaced with condominiums.
The city Planning Commiasion
voted unanimously to go ahead
with demolition of the arena.
wboae stage was graced by
bands 11.lte the Rollin& Stones
and the Grateful Dead.
DeveloPer Philip Maher said
t he $50 million project should
betlD within a year and be
completed 18 mo nths to two
yean later. It calls for 39'
condomlnlums -22S 1tudJos, 138
one -b e droom and 20
two-bedroom unJta.
lhbn'1 firm, Consolidated
Capital lnltltutlona l Advlaon
Inc., boutbl the audllortum
from Unit.eel Arttata Theaten lo
June ~-It bu been empty
tine• a GratetW Dead coactrt on
New Year'• Sve 1'78.
Wlna.land bec.aaae the cily'1
main rock c:pncert ball after Lhe
demlte of t b e Fillmore
AIMlltotlum, wlMn peycbedellc ••&e,... bcn ta the mlcl·llml..
ID ltl .. ,.... Ult Wlawt.d
alto bolted tla• 1ce Pollln, _..,ad teDDll matchel.
FORT LEWIS, Wash. CAP> -
The Army's high technology lest
program is trying out some
newly purchased hardware -
dirt bikes.
Soldiers on field maneuvers
are riding two -a nd
three -whee l ed o ff -road
m otor cyc le s to deliver
messages, said Steve StromvalJ,
a civiUan spokesman for the I
Corps at Fort Lewis ne ar
Tacoma.
The troop!> · like being able to
ride a dirt bike around the
boonies,'' he said. "The idea is
that they could eventually
r eplace jeeps.
SLOWDOWN -Sin1er
Brenda Lee says she would
like to cut back on her career ol 30 years. "I set
weary of traveUna," the
1ald. She turned 37 on
Friday. •
The Army bought Honda
motorcycles and H o nda
three-wheel vehicles, painted
them a drab olive g reen and
handed them over to the 9th
Infantry Divi sio n 's
com munications unit, the 9th
Signal Battalion.
The soldiers spent about two
months roaring over the rainy
and wooded countryside of Fort
Lewis and plan more maneuvers
in the eastern Washington desert
a t the Yakima Firing Range.
Then the results will be sent to
the Pentagon, Stromvall said.
·'The two-wheeler s worked
really well, but you can't carry
a very big load," be adds. "The
three-wheelers aren't quite u
nifty, maneuverable and fast,
but you can carry a lot more.••
Why not just send measages
by radio?
••Motor m essenge r s are •
obviously free from jamming
and detection electronically."
Stromvall said.
The bikes are being tested as
part of the ·'High Technoloty
Test Bed" prorram that grew
out of a Pentagon study a few
years back, he explained.
Part of the program ls aimed
al fostering creation of a Ulht
infantry divtslon that "could get
someplace q\llclrlY and atJJl have
enoutb punc h to flthl an
armored foe," said Stromvall.
Oil firm cited
SAN ll'RANCTSCO (AP)
CalJfomla OccupatJonal Safety
and Health Admlnlttrat.l..a bu
dtecla Kern County oU company
for vtolatlna aalet.y standards ln
a fire that lnjured two workers.
TOICO Corp. WU cited for falllnt
to purse all namm1ble , ...
from equi,pment before worten
besan repladq a n-.. lllt
month, a Cal·Osha 1pokes·
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'U MAISON -
A UllU llUSIDE l.Allllil'' Located high above the bealf\!diblue
Pacific in Laguna Beach, lhkoaatry
French chateau with 3 bednw.wd.1 a
picturesque landmark. Eyery,>O'l'IJ ln
thls magnificent residen~ comuds panoramic views of the cit;, .cut,Une
and offshore islands. ~ alln'ts
Include a electric gate, full. tdwity
system. a country kltchen,'1tlf,/loft.
enclosed spa room wllh vwwa4WIJJe
room and detached 3 car uaie Don 't miss this opportat1 to
purchase a truly uni 9uetome.
Assumable and seller ruiaina· is
available .................. tu0.000. Call Mike Easley at 499-4874 f•more
information on this lovely horn •
499-4874
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SUM 1-5
3415 Ou • II, CdM
Gr e a t loc at1 on•
Buchfront! 3 bdrm +
den, 2 rrplcs. beam cell· ina s1.250.ooo.
4726 Cortl-.d, CdM
Bright & airy home 4
bdrms. beam ceihng.
pvt beaches Leasehold.
$2311,000
466 lroodWCIJ, C.M. ~late sale. Laree lot. 3
bdrm Neat. $159,950
MAUIY STAUFHI
SUUOH lliLTY
673-5354
veruse "'any preference, I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
limitation , o r dis· cnm1nat1on based on
ract. color. reltg1on.
sex. or nauonal on11m .
or an intention to make
any such preference.
l1m1tation. or dis
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advertising ror real
estate whi ch IS '" VIOia·
lion olthe law
$93,500
13.6%
Te~' Noqualtfying' A
ranlast1c arrorda ble
home with privacy Cov ·
ered entry. forma I h\'lng
room. added fam ily
room w1tb brick
flf'ePlace. 3 huge bdrm.!.
2 baths. very private re·
ar yard. Price only I
$1216.SOO Ca 11646· 7171
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~tom upgrades in tile & oak SJ25,000 to
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_ 673-6776 or ~7~·~ _
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JIEDIOOM
STAITER.-Only SIJ0,000! Woods
and streams surround
this charming Costa
Mesa garden home .
Enclosed patio 3 car
gar11t! Sparklin g pool
f1e1ible terms Just list·
ed ! Cal I 673-85.50
THE REAL
ESTATERS
$19,000 IELOW
MKT
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THEI LUFFS
ASSUME 11% .••
First TD of $98,500
Beaulilul wallpaper and
paneltn g th ruout . 3 Bdrms. Quiet loc:atton.
Sparkling pool! Only
$171$1! Call 673-8550.
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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A "parate home on
•mall lot. 3 Bdrm. 2
batb, brick nreph1ct.
supe_r pcivale and dean
Owner will help flnanct'. ILUFFS CONDO
SUt,500. Cu II now . 3 bdrm. new carµcl5
Mf.7171 drape•. 11tove, paint
' Move In cond t:all for l-wll1 :fr.,~;~:~;:': .. u
AHOIDAIU ASH MODEL Lovely
2 BR in Woodbridge Glen.
Perfect for the first time buyer.
Plush carpeting , paneling.
custom shutters & wooden
Levelors. also boasts central Air
& built in Microwave. plus
redwood decking in rea r yard.
$123,500 Jamie Wilkinson 551-8700
(N44>
A IUL WIHMEI $270.000 Low
down & owner w /carry balance 5
to 7 years "NO INT EREST"
Beautiful 3 BR 2 BA upgraded
condominium w /fireplacs 2
balconies w/some view. Laundry
rm & 2 car spaces. Pool & spa.
This won 't last. $270.000 Mary
Lou Marion 642-8235 (N40)
MCUJM -llG CANYON Condos
w /outstanding location Design &
va lue 3 BR Under market at
$215,000. 2 BR -$179 .500
w /terms. Both units security
gated comm pools. spas & tennis.
Deli ghtfu l Newport carefree
lifestyle. Suzanne Shuler 642-8235
(N41)
USTILUFF UHDH $200,000 We
are listing a special buy. Three
BR in the Lusk-Buut area of the
. Eastbluff residences. Ow ne r
wants a fast sale so YOU can
pi ck up the yea r's best buy!
$197 ,000 Coby Ward 642-8235
(N42)
Pete Barrett Realey
presents
* * SANTA'S LIST * *
* JIHGU MY IEU Balboa Coves bayfront with pier &
boat parking. Owner willing to help
with financing to builder or buyer.
Permits are ready, neat plan comes
with property. $550,000 includes
Jand.
* HOUY Ir MISnlTOf Would look just right around this
quaint Cape Cod. Huge bonus room
with outside entrance & 2 bdrms -
picket fence & dormer windows add
to its homey appearance. $325.000.
* SANJA'S IA(i
Full of good surprises. as is this
custom French Normandy borne in
exclusive Bayshores. Big trees.
cozy brick patio with spa, guest cot·
tage, extra parkin g -all these ex-
tras with the Old Country flavor of
the 3 bdrms + dinin g + elegance
throughout. Excellent terms.
• ADUlT tOYS
Will fit in these 5 garages.
Customired 3 bdrm. den home with
2"2 baths & low maintenance yard.
Enjoy the benefits of this unique
property. $175,000.
* IUDY'S llD HOSE Would gJow brightly to lead you to
this excellent property. S 115, 000
buys 3 bdrm, l lh bath, all re·
furbished & ready to move right in.
Call for details.
•TWIMIUHG UGHTS
Seen across the Back Bay from this
lovely Trina model in the Bluffs.
Extra-large walled patio & lath·
covered garden, 2 bdrms & den with
super view. $310,000.
••&GIB
Make It a nautical Christmas in this
B,alboa Island bayfront home with
its own pier & dock. Cu te 2 bdrm
cottage + 2 bdrm apt over garage.
Great prospect for builder -owner
wiU fmance!
* •At1t•1t1 OP THI ... MDBI Room for the whole herd, plus San-
ta, in this spacious Dover Shores
borne. It's vacant & available for
sale-or lease option. 3 large bdrms, dJninB room, den with built·in bar &
fireplace, step-down living room &
atrium entry. Huge yard, too, for
the Uttte deers. $525,000.
'42-1200
l 0 s <SE'f 2 2 ? 2 7 2
OPEN TODAY 1·4
UH19UE IM THE ILUFFS 3BR 2B A
single story with serene greenbelt
location. 2 patios. $160,000 . See
Marilyn Rousselot al 1957 San Bruno
UHt9UE IM OLD COIONA DB. MAI -
On the comer, 1 blk to beach, 4BR. 5
yrs old. lrg home. $595,000. See Cathy
Craz at 223 Narcissus.
UMl9UE IM llG CANYON -Beautiful
Broadmoor, 4BR, pool, spa, guarded
gates and much more. $685,000. Come
see at 6 Winged Fool.
UMl9UE IM OLD COIOHA DEL MAI -
Architects custom home, skylites, 2
F~lcs, 3 BR, So. of hwy. $470,000. See
BtlJ Driver at 307 Poinsettia.
UMl9UE IN THE ILUFfS -Bonus room
& 4 BR. 2i;, BA, frplc, air cond., new
carpet & paint. $275,000. See Mary
Ann Anderson at 512 Bentaja.
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Eat Coast Hlghw•y. Corona CS.I Mll
WI HAYE 5' OF THI llST u~s'" TOWM
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,
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nght here in Class1£ied umns. That's where pe<>· To place your garage pit look when they've
_sale ad, catl 642·5678. found an item of yalue .
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
OPIM HOUSI 1-4
OPEH OM SPYC.USS
Formerly. the 1981 Design Home.
Distinguished custom Mediterra-
nean Villa . Commanding ocean
view. $2,400,000. See Barbara
Ballmann At 17 MUIR BEACH
CIRCLE
Ofl9t IN COIOHA HMWfUHDS
Completely remodeled 2 BR. New
kitchen. bath & bay window.
Private gates to beaches. $315,000.
See Craig Kindig Al 433 SEAWARD
ROAD
llG CAMYOH PBFICTI
A talented interior designer has·
made this 3 Bdrm. Monaco into a
perfectionist's deli~ht. Also a super
golf co urse view & a gate guarded
community. Excellent financing.
~.000
Oc.TIOtW. Ftt4AMCl4Q UOO
Elegance is the keynote in this
French Normandy 4 Bdrm & den.
Chef's delight kitchen. 25% down
balance financed at 12% for 10 Yrs.
$599,000.
TIMILISS llAUTY
Transferred owner insisted on best
take advantage of low interest
financing on large family home on
quiet Lido Isle . $599,000. ·
REDUCED! (i()OD FIMANCIMGil
Sellers truly moti vated! 3 BR .
Carmelita plan in the Bluffs ready
for your investor or family who
wants to ertjoy one of the prettiest
locations on large greenbelt near
pool & putting green. Reduced
drastically to $219,900 & great
terms.
PAMC>liMIC YllW
Of Turning Basin, on Balboa Island.
3 BR +bonus room, 3 baths, dining
room, new carpets, large living rrr..
and two patios overlooking bay and
harbor scene. 45' slip + 2 ~ide ties.
Sl,250,000.
AMYTH• 60ISI
Lease. Lease option or buy. Thia 3
BR. 2"'1 bath Bluffs condo w/Fam.
& Din'g Rms. is your opportunity to
live in Newport Beach. $179,500 LH.
PB IM •YM TlllACI
Tasteful 3 Bdrm. remodeled &
beautifully decorat ed. Brlsht
cheerful kitchen. Spacious yard for
an active f aroily &c you own the
land. $360,000.
\
UHDA ISU HOMIS
Prestige pool famil y home. Marn
channel view from beautiful tradition
4 bdrm. 5 bath. $1,495,000.
Wide lagoon view from spectacular
architectural design 6 bdrm. s bath.
playroom, dark room & den .
$1.~.000.
UDO ISU HOMIS
I JO YI~ 9Wf0 OHM SUM I ·S
Featured on Hom es Tours lovely
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3
bath ho me, newly redecorated.
$47S,OOO.
214 Y'IA l'THACA OPIM SUM l·S
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings. X1nt value at $420,000.
CAINATIOM COVE
Spectacular harbOr view from 4 bdrm,
4 bath bay front . 2 boat slips.
$2,050.000.
WEST IA Y AVE.
Remodeled, like new 3 bdrm , 3 bath
bayfront. Slips for 2 lge boats.
Sl,200,000.
. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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.f~ a ' WaotAds Cal1~2·5678 Have 1ometh1ng you
Have somethinl to sell? want to sell? Classified
. ified ads dolt well. adldoit we!J. 642:5678.
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
4172 OLD MIU.
IRVIME
OP94 SUM 1·5
New Listing In Irvine. Assume
$70,000 L.oa n At l O!Y..%. Best
Located & Priced Stafford Model. 2
BR 1 BA. Greentree Area. $124,500.
321 AVIHIDA CYIJTOS
ILUFfS
OPIH SUH MOOM-4:30
PllME VIEW!
Bay By Day, Lites By Nite. Best
Panoramic Front Row View On
Back Bay. Highly Upgraded End
Unit W /Remodeled Kitchen. Wrap
Deck. Exquisite! Come See. You'll
Love It. $365,000.
PIOMOMTOIY IA Y
Custom Bayfront. FEE LAND .
Parquet Firs, New Cpts. 3 BR +
conv. Den. 31,.4;r BA. Sep DR. Huge
FR W /Wf:t Bar. Kitchen W /Pantry.
Brkfst Rm . Sauna. Study. 3-Car
Gar. Wood Deck . Bay, Dock . Owner
Will Carry Lrg 2nd. $1,400,000.
LATEST LISTING
Major Greenb elt Lovel y
Franciscan Model -Split Level
2 BR, Con v Den, 2 BA & Powder
Rm -Owner Will Carry 1st T. D. At
LOW INT RATE -Call For
Financing Terms. Plus Appl -
$249,900. A "Joy Of Newport"
Listing.
WESTCUFf
PllCI IEDUCTIOH
Re modeled . N eutra I Ton es .
Upgraded Cpl. 4 BR 3 BA Exec.
Home On Quiet Street. Pvt Gated
Courtyard Ent ry . New
Landscaping. Owner Will Carry
Financing W /20% Down.
IWffS, MEW umMCi
Spacious 4 BR End Unit On 2
Lovely Greenbelts W /Lrg Pvt Patio
Nr Pool. Air Cond. Mint Condition.
Xlnt Terms! $265,000.
Pllta IA YFIOMT VJIW
Pier & Dock. Quality 5 BR In
Desirable Gated Comm. Pvt Beach.
Beautifully Upgraded. Even If
Purchased With Land, $2,276.600
Total Price Is Less Than Equal
Locations With Equal Amenities.
M CAHYOH -VIEW!
Beautiful Versailles Model. Quiet
Cul-de-Sac. Winding Staircase.
Marble Entry. Spac L.R. Elegant
Features. Garden Kitchen, Den
W /Frplc, Huge Mstr Ste. Highly
Landscaped. Paddle Tennis. Great
View! Special Financing. $875.000
S MIWOH S VllW r
Lovely Courtyard Entry -Tile
Galore -Bay View -Huge Patio
-Potted Plants -Flowin g
Fountains -Indoor /Outdoor Living
-2 BR 2 BA Condo Shows Better
Than A Model. A "Joy Of Newport"
Listing.
L.A6UMA tMUa OCIAMflOMT
Exclusive Gated Comm. Of "The
Shores." Spac Custom· Built 4 BR
Home O'Looklng Gorgeous Wh ite
Sand Beach. Hi Beam Ceilings,
Graceful Circular Stairc a se.
Forever View Of Ocean. Owner Will
Help F\nance. $1,450.000.
HOISi NOf•n
·Dra matic Home -Approx. ~
Acres -4 BR -Pool -Spa
Remodeled Reeeolly -Park 8 Cars + R.V. -Great L«aUon -Can
Keep 3 Horses, Maybe More On
Your Own Property. Only '289.000.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILU I ~naay, uecetn08f' IJJ, ,_, • -
I J l/20/o FINANCING. • • .I
• SB.UI: DISP'BATE •
Spacious Rancho San Joaquin
Townhome w/panoramic golf
course view ! Featuring 2 Br/den
& wet bar. fpk, etc. Call 759-1501
or 752-7:r73.
• NEWPORT CUST '*
Decorator's delight! Sensational
condo w/all the trimmings only
$189.900. Cull 759·1501or752-7373.
s s $ '* DISTRESS SALE * Seller behind on pymts on
spacious 3 br home in HARBOR
VIEW fllLLS ! 1 $41,000 price re·
duction for quick sale. Call
759· 1501 or 752· 7373.
120/o FIMAMCIMG!!! * WATHFIOMT HOME * Detached 3 br. w/Communily
tennis & pool! Owner will carry
lST TO Only $230 ,000. Call
759-1501 or 752· 7373.
150/o DOWM PAYMIEHT!!
• H.AllOI VIEW HOME •
Assume 10.90/r lST . & 2ND TO !!
CARMEL model w1pool & spa on
a solar system. $269.900. Call
759-1501 or 752· 7373
• • TllPW • • PRIDE OF OWNERSH I P
UN ITS ! lbr . 2br . & 3br owners
unit. Ass ume 10.47": IST T.D
Priced at $199.950 FEE lex·
C'lusive). Call 759-1501or752-7373
* • YICTOllAH STYLE * *
SPECTACULAR 4br home re ·
modeled in Victorian style
w/custom kitchen in prime Cos ta
Mesa area. $138.500 Fee. Call
759-1501 or 752· 7373
• * PALERMO • •
Totally remodeled by craftsmen !
Featuring French doors. wooden
shutters. plank floors. used brick
& pool & spa. FEE land w/great
terms!! Call 759-1501or752-7373.
GO IOATIMG OM YOUR
OWN P'RIVA TE LAGO OH
Price slashed $15,000 to $209,900.
ONLY 10cy, DOWN & owner will
finance!! Professionally decorat·
ed with gou rmet k itchen .
963·5671
llRO DOWM
No down payment required on
this lovely four bedroom two bath
home Wlth family room. Asking
$149,900. 963-5671
100/o DOWN
Highly desirable single story end
unit with double attached garage.
Ass ume $60,000 loan at lO""r in ·
terest rate. 963-5671.
ALMOST MEW
Low payments too !' Large
spacious I year old home backs
to new proposed marina. 963-5671.
OWMH RMAMCIMG
Beautifully upgraded executive
home with low maintenance back
ya rd , s pa & firepil. New
microwave. Only $30,000 down
963-5671.
• EfflC11VE IMTYEST 12.60/o
3 Br. 11-'2 Ba with cathedral open
beamed wood ceilings. Only
$12,900 down. 556-7035.
Sil.too DOWN
Buys al most new end un it
townhome just steps to South
Coast Plaza. New 28 year loan
available at an incredibly low
13.25% 963-$71.
4-ft.U
Prime rental area. $60,000 down
&c owner will finance at 12%. Try
straight note. $224,900. 963-5671.
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1111 fatltl
vay LOW DOWN
Rustic charmer with almoet 1900 sq.ft.
Take ov.er 8\lt% VA loan of approx.
$57 ,000. Priced at $122.000. Owner is
anxfou.s, Fl~xlble & ready to bear any
oHer. Investors can't miss ! Effect an
exchange, contract you name it.
Home has sprinklers and fruit trees
and needs TLC. Near all schools &
good tnm.~portation. Call Rose Mellin.
759-1616; 641-8629
'l'he (aJte:it draw in the ~ELL idle items with a
Wt'l a Dally Pilot Dally Ptlol Classlrled
c1m1r1~~~L .M.:,M2~ _
You 've Arrived
at ...
UDO BAYFRONT
l:J~yfront townhome within walking
distance of Lido Village . 2
bedrooms. 3 baths and den. Pier
and slip. OWC. Priced at $595,000.
Exclusive with William F. Cote
HARBOR RIDGE
Old World Charm! Four bedroom
4 'n bath home includes all the finest·
woods and fixtures. Ocean and Bay1
views plus SPECTACULAR night·
time view of city lights. Owner·
w1llcarry substantial financing.·
Priced at $1 ,595 ,000. Call Ann
Vaughn Santas.
Open Sunday 12·4
#7 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
816 CANYON
H4tw Ust1i1CJ
A place to invite your soul. The ul-
timate in exquisite taste. A king's
ransom included in professional de·
corating in this 4 bedroom 1 level
home. Tranquil . secluded grounds
reflect the essence of the world's
finest . gardens . Incredible op·
portunity for the discriminating
buyer. Be the first to see! Shown by
appointme n t only with Mary
Frizzelle Lewis. $825,000.
BIG CANYON
Elegant I s tory town h ome
<Dover) 2 Bed room, 2 baths. Many
xtras! Ca ll Elizabeth Mason for ap-
pointment. Priced at $449,500.
BIG CANYON
Three bedroom Mona co, highly up·
graded with view of Ca talina.
$6.59,000. Exclusive with William F.
Cote.
BIG CANYON
'"Tite I ttlt Holt ..
Custom designed for Big Canyon
hfe-style with breathtaking country
cl ub atmosphere. Spectacular home
for gracious hospitality on pi cture
postal card 3 par green. Owner will
assist with fin ancing. Shown by ap·
pointmenl. Mary Frizzelle Lewis.
Sl,750,000.
816 CAHYDN
Ideal family home includ es fairway
view. pool and guest quarters. 4
Bedrooms. Owner will help with
fina ncing. $1.7 million . Exclusive
with William F. Cote.
816 CANYON
Large kitchen, forma l dining room ,
pool , s pa a nd sauna! Three
bedroom, 3 bath home, 3450 sq. ft.
Great financing ! Exclusive with
William F. Cote. $895.000.
UDO ISLE
MOVING SALE! Owner leaving
country! Immaculate four bedroom
home with pool and s pa. Great
financing available. friced at
$625,000. Also available for lease or
lease option lo purchase
BAYFRONT
Seven bedroom waterfront home or
can be a duplex. Pier and 30' float.
Priced at $545,000. Call Ann Vaughn
Sant as.
VILLA BALBOA
Available to buy or lease. 2
bedroom villa. A~sumable $148,000
at 12%. 2nd ls available. Call for ln·
for mation. Priced at $24" ,500.
Wlllla m F. Cote. ·
WESTCUFF ·
Close to everything. 2 bedroom. 2
bath condo. Pool right outside your
door. Owner will carry 2nd. $129,500
w/*.OOO assumable fin1ncing at
12%.
I. I
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Oeoembet 20. 1981
OH llG CANYON GOLF COURSE
ELEGAHT "VERSAILLES" -EXCLUSIVE
Spectacular Deane Ho m es
"Versailles" located on largest lot or
all Deane Homes. Beautiful golr
co urse view~ Professiona ll v
landscaped yard w mature trees in a
private park-like setting in cluding a
lo vely large pool and huge spa + an
attractive gazebo. Gated fr ont
courtyard entry with fountain. Marble
flO<?r in foyer with glittering chan
deher. 4 Bdrms. den. formal dining
room & 412 baths $950,000 including
the land.
NEW,ORT IUCH DUPLEX
OWNER Will FfNAHCE AT I 3%
200' to beach. 4 Bedrooms. 2 baths in
upper; 2 Bed rooms in lower. Some
view of ocean. Fi replaces. Patios.
$279.500. Owner will tarry 1s t trust
deed of $230.000 at 13',. No loan fee
FOR LUSE -S 1200 MO.
New listing. Big Cyn Townhome with
exciting golf course \'iew Unfurn El
Dorado Model with 3 bdrms. dining
room & 212 baths. Pool. jacuzzi and
tennis court.
21 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sot/Sun 1·5
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. RE.ALTORS
2 I I I San Jooqulft Hilb Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644·49 I 0
IL\.HB<>U H E .\ LTY
IA Y VIEW CONDO
Located in the prestigious Newport
Bay Towers. 1 bdrm . and 2 baths
nicely decorated with a pri\'ate bay
view court. Security building with
pool and sundeck plus boat slip
available. Owner will lease with
option to purchase or finance with
203-down. F'ull price is 5299.500
THE IWffS
Popular "C" Plan overl()()kin8 the
pool. Spacious enclosed patio
perfect for summer entertaining
adjoins the large li,·ing rm and
kitchen. 4 bdrms including a
separate teenager or in-laws bdrm.
plus 3 baths. A terrific value at
$299,500 L.H .. but best of all is the
old fashion financing -IQ<:', down ,
12112'7. interest. 30 years rixed rate!
CORONA DEL MAR DUrLEX
Sharp Warmington built duplex . An
excellent investment opportun 1ty
with super creative financing! 3
bdrms .. 2 baths. fireplaces. private
garages. porches . bll·ins. carpe~s
and drapes deluxe throughout m
a prime location. priced to sell at
just $319,000.
VIEW LOT
A rare commodity in old Corona
de l Mar! Located on a quiet street
away from the summer crowd with
bay and ocean views. Oversized lot.
perfect for that dream home
Available with 75'; rmancm~ for
$.595,000.
INVESTMENTS
SHOPPING CEMTEI
Prime corner location on West 19th
Street in Costa Mesa. Fully
occupied ret ail center. has
excellent rental history. Available
with attractive owner financing for
$477,000 L.H.
7.J ACUS R·l
Approved for 120 condos just two
blocks from the crosstown fwy in
fas t growing Norlh East San
Bernardino. Out or state owner says
sell! $2, 100,000.
IALIOA ISLAND
Marine Ave. commercial building .
100% OC<'uplcd with 4 tenants.
Priced below market at $498,000,
owner will finance.
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16 I 7 WESTCUFf DR.. M.I. Ul·7lOO j
unt & Associates
REAL ESTATE
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
9 MUii IEACH CIR -dramatic
courtyard pool entry. to if!1pres~ive
2-sty foyer. Mstr suite with His &
Her sitting rooms & 2 of 5 fplcs, 4
subsequent Bdrms w /Ba. gourmet
kitch .. formal din rm, spacious fam
rm, wet bar. game rm all w /oce~n
& city lite \/US. Country rr .. tn
design & offered at 2.3 m1lhon .
Shown by appt. only Vee Stinson.
G.UCIOUS 11 rm cstm caters to
the connoisseur, formal mirror &
tile entry, winding stairway to
upper level living, opn beams
th ruout, 3 frplcs, sauna. spa, ~ car
gar. Most rooms boast of patios &
vus. OWC lst T.D. Offered at 1.2'h
million. Jeri Hunt.
OWMR AHXIOUS! Real value at
$139.900. 3 Br 2 ~-'l Ba, wet bar, 2 car
gar lrg ms tr suite w /fr fie &
walk·ln closet. Make offer. Vee
Stinson. 631-7600
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JACOBS REALTY
6754670
2f ff Mewpott lfyd,. COIW' )Ofll
SB.Lii WILL FINANCE
IAIGAIN RATE
This 3 br home may be the best
buy in Mesa Verde. It's loaded
with potential and perfect for
the home lovers devoted to
creative projects. Priced at
$129,900. Call me for more info.
Anne Mccasland 631·1266
0'84 IEFOU CHIJSTMAS
The door to your new home
will be opened by you if you
call me today! The key fits the
lock of a 2 br 1 year old condo
in Costa Mesa. Lots or super
extras and only $17,000 down
Call Anne Mccasland 631-1266
NEWPORT ILUFFS IS
PETE JOHNSON
I am the RE/MAX specialist
for Npt. Bluffs. If you're buy·
ing or selling call Pete Johnson
at 631-1266
40 FT. IOAT DOCI
4 BR, 3 BA. formal din . Fam
Rm. Huge master suite w/ba y
view. Lg. sit dn bar. Lg. patio to
water line. $575.000 Fee. Bob or
Dovie Koop. 759-1221
CAMEO HIG+tUNDS
3 BR. 2 BA. Formal Din. Just
redecor. & remodeled. O<:ean
view . Pri. beaches. $339,000 LH .
Bob or Dovie Koop. 759· 1221
MEWPOIT CUST
IHVESTOIS SNCW.
Ocean Vu, 4 Bd & 3 Ba, Fam
rm .. wet bar, din rm. pool. ten·
nis walk to beach. $210,000. Sub·
mit any offer. Bob or Dovie
Koop. 759-1221
COASTUNE & OCEAN VIEW
Came<> Shores finest 3 BR + den
FR. FonnaJ Din . Hu ge courtyd
w/pool . priv. beach Bob or
Dovie Koop. 759· 1221
UHOA ISLE
180° Turning Basin View, 4BR. 6
BA. Billiard room. sep. wmg for
long term guest. Lg. dbl. dock
for up to 70 ft. & 40 ft. yachts.
plus s ide tie. Pool & spa .
$2,100,000. Bob or Dovie Koop .
759-1221
CAMEO SHOUS
180° Ocean View. 4 BR. 3Y2 BA.
Fam. Rm . Lg yard w/pool. Pvt.
beach. $724.000. Bob or Dovie
Koop. 759-1221
GOLF ESTATE-SAVE
S25.000
True! Price decrease of $25,000
makes this property a SUPER
value! Custom golf estate home.
200' fairway rrontage!5 BR, 41h
BA. formal din rm , recreation &
hobby rms, 2 frplcs. ram rm.
sundeck, porch, pool & spa.
Panoramic views from most
rooms, 3 car gar. Storage
galore. Call Bob Licata. 759-1221
IASTSIDI J IDI
MOW $169,000
Quiet cul-de-sac in prime E.
Side Mesa. Parquet entry. Brick
frplc. Tiled kitchen. Pantry.
Family rm. Water filter & sof·
tener. Spa. Enclosed off -street
RV pad. Giant patio. Storage
shed. Fruit trees. OWC lg TD at
13%. Very flexible. Low 6% 1st
TD. Just reduced $6000 to
$169,000. Bob Licata. 759-1221
llAL CH._..
F.P. Terrace. Cardiff Model. 2
Bd 2 Ba. A/C -FP Beautiful
location. Call Agent. Marcy
759·1221
U4 l 1711 st. c.... ...... •>•·126'
44IJ lwl C• Phy, ........ llf•f400
II C.,.• ...... Mpt ldl 71f·l IJ t
Independent Member Broken
OPEN SUNDAY
***** NEW NEWPORT CONDOS
Onen Sooday 12 to 4 p.m. Q~'; .ct ct.tollllH) JOit wOlllda't
MltYe--3 c• p ..cwity. 13-7 /80/o
w.r..t ~ Spoclottt .Hi wit"
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•ltw of boy ..t oc--. flrictd frOM
S369.000 to $439,000. s.. at 209·211 & 215
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BALBOA ISLAND OPPORTUNITY
Dnntic price rtductioft Oft tt.11 odoro-
blt 2 bdrm "01111. Spotltll and
hr1l111td -I" uptr location.
$295.000.
117 McriM An .. lolN>o l1lat1d
* * * * •
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2111 ciff Dr .• tit.wport
1536 Stt11•• Ttr.fn.Ttr
221 Via HIMlc., Lido ltlt
ZOt-2 I 5 I'"' St. Mf'T, fr'CMll
35' w ..... ..,.. sa.or.. m• ..._.Dr. off 2lrd
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$1 ,350,000
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$369.000
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Sl75,000
THE ULTIMATE -ON WATER
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MCStty. V11 2 Md. Z'll bo., dia,,.,..
prf•1ft 1n10. ,ool & rtcrutloa.
$745.000
UDO ISLE POOL + SPA
"'-9t 55' lot wittl lonfy patio poot Orta + 3 beet. ltoMt. M•y paulbllltlt1.
S5'5.000.
LUXURY PENTHOUSE ON WATER
Wtrior Is riglrt .t of Arc.wtedwail
IMcpst -offers di ...He ......., l•lrtct ........... S,.CIMI Z INd. + ._ wltfi
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._., ltodtd gtoss & _.. occtofs.
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cha h1 In..,. S725,000 fM.
WATERFRONT FOR EXCHANGE
LiRdo •• lloJM wittl tttcJ-ct, Opttl fff6.
9g & 5 Md. loot .., for 2 boah.
Ow.... will t1c'-'91 for COM1Mrclol
properly, nmcll or .....wt. $2,600,000
........-...... 631·1400.
PDINSUIJ BAYFRONT -FEE '-CJt I .-cklm wiHa fon•tr VU ...,. Y'ICM cl& 2 .. 1ory 5 Md. + poHo ..
illlfJ'l'9'H•M•r1"'J· AH• ... to. of $900,000.
Sl ,550,000.
BALBOA ISL. LOT + PLANS
DriYe by 309 S111pWn ..t coll for ...
.... "-for ..... .... llotM ..
pro..d & r..ty to t.ld. S345,000.
ON WATER ~95,000 BAL IS.
ltd prictd dtconltot' cwlitloll 2 Md. + doda for 2 bcwlh.. Mmy tdros. Lo•lfy •• PENINSULA PT. BY BEACH
DeflCJftffwl I 00 fttt fro• beach. 2
btchom. ,.... ... dtcll ..........
fllll•ci.,. Priced for lwclklh ..._ of
sna.ooo.
DOYER SHORES FORMALITY
kfaltd .W tstah for prf•ecy .ct
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clcJllty ... CRllM ....... wftti poot & ..nd .,....: 3 bed. forM ..,.,., ,...
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EXCITING OCEANFRONT
~ 1 Y"" old• btecla wltll specto.
3&Jt.td ...... ....tH ....
.. ; .......... S7Sd.ooo. OWMr w•
c.ry .t I 2% for I 0 '""°
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PHfHll• Pf wit• o•tr 6000 ft.
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
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PALATIAL 8.IGANCI IM DOVH
SHOllSI Magnificently designed
58R French Regency and Greek
classie style residence. Approx .
5600 sq rt of laving space over·
looking the bay and formal entry
courtyard w/pool $1 .900.000 incl.
land. Barbara Aune 642·8235.
(N26)
UMDA ISU Spectacular location!
Dramatic architectural design;
high ceilings, plantation shutters.
elegant master suite + 4 addi-
ti onal UHS Shµ for 2 3 Jg bo:Hl>
Seller will frnanc·e Sl.800.000 Lea~ehold Cu 1 hy S('hwckkt-rl
I (;i\2·82:15 ( N27 )
IA YRlOMT Sheltered by Harbor
Island + Main bay view w/fam
rm & pool great for entertain-
ing. Sl.400,000 LH Seller will help
w/financing. For Appl. on sec uri·
ty Island Call Dona Chichester
642-8235 IN28)
MEWEI HOME -60' or bayfront.
Outstanding financing op·
portunities. Assume huge low in·
terest bank loan. Owne r will
carry large 2nd Trust Deed for
qualified buyer. Four large
bedrooms, 4112 Baths, 2 story liv·
in g room. Plus space for boats to
60' $1 ,200,000 w/land. George
Grupe 644·6200 IN29)
LINDA ISLE -Sl95 ,000
Waterfront best bu y -Smashing
home tremendous price reduc·
lion -Large 3 BR. single level.
sauna. L' ..,hape slip for 3 lg
yachts . Prestigious Linda "the
guard gated community" Jane
Paquin 642·8235 IN30l
LAUTREMOHT. WrTH VIEW Private
courtya rd entry compliments this
4 BR highly upgraded Harbor
Ridge Estate home. Secluded
patios & decks features custom
tiles, wall coverings & formal
dining rm w view. Gate gua rded
community w pool & tennis.
$850,000 Lynne Valen tine 644-6200
IN31)
S,YGLASS RIDGE Belveder e
Model on quiet cul·de-sac.
Spacious 4 BR fam rm opening to
private patio. Lg liv rm wtbrick
fireplace & high beamed ceilings.
Pool sized lot. Submit on terms.
Fee $450,000 L'•nne Valent ine
644-6200 IN32) •
MEW,ORT CUSTOM HOME
Spacious Newport Heights home
w 3 BR & den. 212 BA & lg bonus
rm. Enjoy private patios & dis-
cover the separate storage rm .
RV parkmg & 3 car garage.
Owner will carry financi ng to
qualified buyer $365,000 Fee Dan
Johnson 551·8700 (N33 l
TRUST SALE! Wel l-maintained 2
story home on the peninsula 3
BR plus 2 BR guest unit
Spacious liv rm w1mass1ve fplc
master suite. Secluded patio
deck. $350.000 Incl. land. Submit.
Dick fl alderman 642·8235 !N34 l
ORIG.INAL HARIOR VIEW HILLS
Potential and personality abound
in this spacious bright contem·
porary home with 3 BR. fam rm
& customized kitchen. Extra
la rge lot . mini ocean view and
convenient location. $345,000
Leasehold Belle Chase Lee
644·6200 (N35J
WOOOHIDGI UMDIMG. Walk to
lake. Popular Plan Two·One year
new with 4 BR. 3 BA. fam rm .
formal din. gourmet kitchen &
manicured landscaping. Ex ·
cellent financing . $310.000 Jean
La Fourcade 551·8700 (N36>
THE ILUFFS -SIMG.U STOIY
"Paula model with cathedral
ceilings in hvi ng rm & maste r
BR. Sunny kitchen in family rm
area. 2 patios. Air conditioned.
Assumable financing. $299,500
Incl. land. Cathy Schweickert
642-8235 ( N37 >
TOUCH OF NEW EMGLAMD -
CA'E COD STYLE In Newport
Beach-Harbor View Knolls. 3 BR
& fam rm Highly desirable end
unit. Comm . pool & te nnis
$280,000 Fee Flexible financing .
Tom Atlinson /Terry Hanes
642·8235 (N38 )
IASTYM CHAIM A truly inviting
home on fee land . Bright & sunny
w/a country kitchen with rplc &
marvelous bookcases. Spacious
master suite. Lg wooded lot in
Eastblulf. $279,500 Barbara Aune
642·8235 <N39)
IASTSIDI COSTA MISA 3
bedroom, 3 bath condo with a
great private patio to add to the
roomy livability. $144,900 Tom
AUinson or Terry Hane 642·8235
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llDUC•t NEWPORT ICHI SI0,000. $3900 DOWN Encompassing over 4,380 square feet Chan vu, family mom, Triplex . So. P .c II , <Mr 4s• boat slip, pr1 vute Beautiful u1111r11ded 2 Charmm11 J HR c.;ondo, 2 luys 41 In'""" of living sp1:1ce, lhu; l bt!tlroom North walk tu beiH·h Only UIM , 11re11l flnane11111 L Ownc-r ~::Spente Men fllE( 1£8.:JION btic:h. lit~ It rheerv Bd rm 2 bu th condo lllOnw, tnd unit, potil 11 CALL Lagun t i d s:M.OOO with uuti1lirnd B-.ch" •lit 1S9·lt~I Vtrdl.' fixer won't last Stnale family dtit11t'hed 3 hon., 3 Inge bedroomt Vaulted reihn11td hv1n& apaC.11 Ruth or Stevt a mas erp cce ts ~uaranlt>e to tn.i fin a nc In II c~ II l'nnr only Sl2.S,OOO Od;m ho~ in r1bulous
and muc·h rnorr' w'11"1 m, r IC sunny , ... , SEA COVE Pi-'-1.-Volp• vi,ews of the coastline and ocean, a BkrS4.37023 Woodbrtdtce Grrat & den. 2 baths. firepl•"'· roo b 1 ht @ Dl•a excltt! the senses With incredible M11rt'i11. ajlt 7511-1221
trade down ! Owner/ ~!~~~rn81~11~11~l':'.~~ ~ PWOPEITffS ~s4<ii"'"" A~ wme cellar, workshop, firt>pla ces in ~:ns 1.1vull1tblr l'all
A&ent 673 9187 or out Pnl~ Call for more 714-63'-'ftO the hving room. family room and (101 ON. 17$.1080.~79,ooo• ddail5 S4623lJ ---master bedroom. and de<·k s off of the CottoM"' 1024 NoQJALJFY tNG 4 Br l \\\lOdbrldge '~II =~~ hvi~g room and master suite, this 1--------1 ....................... Nt'«b TLC Won 't llL'>t Rtah1 '$-. ·_!I JUST LISTED res1den('e offers you .,11 of th ~"--f1 .... !.col'!Gt.x -------·1s134,ooo Pnnr only 551 •3000 Cell ~ __ __ _ =I ILUFFS "C •• pleasures of elegant living with """ ""'" " llG2STOIY BkrS4.J.7023 OI~ ~ PLAN quality lhruout. A one o f-a ktnd ~:!~~a ~~l~+ i<~f.:1~ ·~ Located in the Mesa del ___ __ · nu '1""'·1"1
"" ......... f: I Mstr Bdrm downstalr~ offering for just $675,000. Cull Mike &Inn rl·ntol ('Otlaj(u All M •r llrCll , close to ,..... Val!.y I 034 A FALL-OUT
115·5511 ·~ I 10/o in th i) 4 Rdrrn bonus Easley for further details 111 ~harp <'ond w!l'ic<·cl srhoolli and shopping ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y~. this property Ju~t
PIOIATESALtt RE~lTO~ room home 011 l'ho•«e lofat1un Ownrr will 1'hb 5 Bdrm bi•1tuly is RBO'TILLYOURS Ml out of escruw and
0PH HOUSE I S A rantllllllc 4 Br 2 story ~retnblt>lt OMC fin l'utry IJ:t 2nd TU Ue.~t Ju.'t right for a lurh 4 Br 2 Ba Grft•n Valll'y your chance to purchase
No LE A" • home with a rnagnifl JUST LISTED 1 ! OPl-:N SUNUAY IS huy in town ror uni> f:anily C.:ovtred patio htory, rdwd hottuh Nu 11 rare and beautirul 4 Kr rwt:llOLO WOR · CMt living, ramily area. Pool home iri Un1,•ers1Ly 320 Vii.TA 'l'RUClli\ and trt't!~ Nr'wl on the h Good 1 RI...., • A p k Id 11 d ;, $2llO 000 k Down nn1·krll R fo: Inv ome potenll:a . .:..>' ...... be has been F1replact, rountry ar' ea ocat1on un · mar et Jt $165000 \all
reMgot1atedand 1sf1xed kitchen 12r1 Fmanemg 1mmarulattly kept r:/l.~·~~.jJl Co11644.7211 S40-1151 . 9roS402 ~~~r~~~eii~y,t~ct:!t
for 25 yrs Totally re· avai lable <.:all for mo rt Spal.'IOUS II\ Ill!( area, v~ ',/~ /,, --~Oil Inch I 040 P~l escrow equals fast newed Irvine Terr111'" 3 detai'· c • ., 2313 beamed re1 lln" and ' ~....., .. s I ••••••••••••••••••••••• move 1n Les. a 0 t Bdrm 3 Ba home with hreplare. Great hnam· R E A l T V t
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, • " family room $349,500 llliifij l£!'.!I ing a\la1I S20S 000 -40/o· THAT'S ALL 5.511.9400 14::.re:d~:~ r;;-;t{i;§=j _ _Ito.-':a~5~~~~00 1-1!1!!1!!!1116411!0-!!!!!!6!!!!!!2111!!5!!!!!!9!!!!!!!!~ 499-4874 MEED A TAX _S _A_C-RIFICE :~~~t~ t~:hy2o:af::
AULlORI SHELTER 4 Bdr beauty on rul·de pnvatc pat10 ~mutt·~ to
uu1.co .. 1Hwr. dtlMar 1022 Duplex, $4(),000 (!own. 3 ~:ll' Owner leaving beach 13 5', intuei.L
Cort41o .... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• BR & den, 2 JlR Ill.IL, area Must sell Try low Agent S56·6Sl6
975·5511 Bl::AUT 3br/3ba home 04 IEGOMIA good loc:ihon $325.000 llo'wln Excell. term~ $12 000 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1048
• • • v KAY MUR,HT
3261 Nd>raska Ln Newport beach You are the winner or
two free ticket~ 1$18 00 1·alue) to the
ICE FOLLIES &
HOUDAY OM ICE ANAHEIM
CONVENTION CENTER
Dec 23 25 or
LONG BEACH AR ENA Dec 29·Jan 2 'fo rla1m tickets. call
642·5678, ext 272
Tickets must be <·la1med by Dec 22. 19111
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WE OUIT! We can no fonger afford
to make paymeot~ on
our4 Bd 212 811 Westrllff home Asking S249,<l00 1 LET'S DEAL. Norm or ,
Kasey, ownr agt.j
6.11'1266 or 548·6492
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
4172 Old Mil)(GrntreeJ Ir\'.
759·9100 $124.500 Sun J 5
221 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. Npt Bch
631-1400 ~19.500 Sun H
117 Marine Ave .. Balboa Isl.NB
673·6900 $295,000 Sun H
433 Seaward. Corona Hinds. CdM
644-9060 ~15.000 Sun 1·5
2 IR J*as FAM RM or DEM
1536SerenadeTerr. Ir\'. Terr, Cd M
631-1400 S295.000 Sun 1·4
• 19 Escapade Ct. ~ewport Crest. NB
642-5200 $215.000 Sun 1 ·4 , 30
222 Mangold. Corona de! Mar
631·7300 $375.000 Sun 1-4.30
1 Island View. Woodbridge, Irv
855-4343 $279.900 Sun 1·4
l IEOROOM
1957 San Bruno (Bluffs) N B
675-6000 $160.000 Sun 1-4
3227 Clay St.. Newport Beach
75!H221 $'l25.000 Sun 1-4
2324 Vista Hogar (The Bluffs> NB
673-8550 $179.500 Sun 1·5
212 Via Eboli. Lido Is le. NB
673-7300 S487,234 Sat 1·4 /Sn 12·4
16 Redwood Tree Ln .. Irvine
759-1501 $168,000 Sun 12·4
l IR pM FAM RM or OEN
1515 Cumberland Ln. Westcliff, NB
54(}.1151 $240,000 Sat,Sun 12·4
120 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.8.
675-6161 S475.000 Sun 1-5
214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB
675-6161 $420.000 Sun l·S
21 Canyon Island Dr. Big Cyn, NB
644-4910 $1200/mo Sat/Sun 1·5
21 Montpellier (Harbor Ridge ) NB
646-7434 $800,000 Sat 12-4
••3415 Ocean Blvd., CdM
673-5354 $1,250,000 Sun 1·5
1721 Kings Rd, Cliffhaven, NB
759-1501 ~.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 * 1472 Galaxy Dr.. Dover Shores.
NB
642-2510 $715,000·f~ Sat Sun l ·S
307 Poinsettia, CdM
675-6000 $470,000
2075 S. Rene, Santa Ana
979-2390 $90. 000
1436Serenade Terrace. CdM
Sun 1·4
Sun 1·4
675-551 J $349,500 Sun 1 ·5
1301 Dolphin Terr. Irv. Terr, CdM
631 7300 $1.200,000 Sun 1·4 ·30
4 llOlOOM
289Camellta, E'side. C.M.
646-7434 $140,000 Sun 12·3: 30
3024 Ocean Blvd., CdM
631-1400 $1,350,000
2120 Aster, Costa Mesa
759-1221 $165,000
223 Narciss~. CdM
Sun 1 s
Sun 1·4
675-6000 ~95 000 Sat/Sun 1 4
118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B.
6"·9060 ~25,000 Sun 1·4
#8 Colli.ns Isle. Balboa Is land, NB
673-6900 Sl .200.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 • ... 'AM IN w DIN •~29 Summerset (Wimbledon>. C.M.
846-7434 rm.ooo Sat 12 ....
30:M Cleveland, Maa N., CM I •1ac $1.o,ooo
Sat JZ-4/SUD 12·J :30
133 Via Undine. Ltdo Isle, NB
675-7298 $735,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•874 Sandcastle. Coron<1 del Mar
759-1221 $395.000 Sat 1·5
#7 Trafalger. Hrbr Ridge, NB
640-5777 $1,595,000 Sun I ·5
1521 Tahiti. Laguna Beach
497-5454 $529.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach
497.5454 $529,500 Sat.Sun 1·5
1647 Reef View Cir . CdM
644·6200 S450,000 Sat Sun 11 : 30·5
• 1761 Port Manle1~h. H\'11, NB
759-1501 $269.600 Sun l ·5
6 Winged Foot (Big Cnyn>. NB.
675-6000 ~.000 Sun H
320 Vista True ha, Npt Beach
640-6259 $269.500
5 IEDROOM
Sun 1·5
824 W. Bay. Ba lhoa Pcnin. Npt Reh
63H400 $1,550,000 Sun 1-5
1956 Flamingo I Mesa Verde> CM
645-0303 $215,000 Sun 1 ·4
5 IR plua FAM RM or DEM
126 Lorca. l.1do L le. NB
673-7300 $.525.000 Sun l ·4
• 17 Muir Beach Cir. Spyglass. CdM
640.9405 $2.400.000 Sat 1Sun 1-4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
IACHELOR
100 Scholz Plaza 11205
Versailles. NB
673-7300 S97 .500
2 IEOROOM
Sat Sun 1·4
2600 Block of Santa Ana Ave . CM
631-6194 $129.500 Sat/Sun 12·5
2277 Pacific Ave .. Mesa West. CM
673-7300 $137.000 Sat/Sun 1·4
300 Cagney Ln #101, Versailles. NB
673-7300 $127.000 Sat /Sun H
lll ... DIN
207 19th St ·#4, Peninsula. NB
631·1400 S369.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
503 Avenida Campana. Bluffs. 'B
673-7300 $395.000 Sat, Sun 1-4
3 IEDROOM
559 Vista Flora <The Bluffs). N.B.
673-8550 $248.800 Sat /Sun 1-4
•321 Avenida Cerritos. (Bluffs) NB
759·9100 $365.000 Sat/Sun 12·4. 30
• •1815 W. Bay Ave. N.B.
673-6776 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
1 NOIOOM
#4 Goodwill Crt .. Nwpl Crest. NB
759-1501 $189,900 Sun 12·4
3 IEOROOM
#16 Redwood<Univ. Pk.),lrvine
759-1501 $168.000 Sun. 12·4
4 llOROOM
335 Bordeaux CE. Side) CM
645-0303 $129.500
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 II ... 2 II
Sun 1·4
315 & 315~ Larkspur, CdM
759-1221 $299.500 Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSE
FOR LEASE
21 Canyon Island Dr .• Nwpt Beach
&«-4910 Sl200/mo Sun.1-5 . , ...
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on the Point Sten.. to New eleg11nl 4 Ur Vu• OPF:N SUNDAY I ~ Cull Mart"1a. agt 759·1221 I n. L'hun11111i: 3 bdrm 2 h:ith .. ~ 3 b d + guest apt N end <X'ean & bay 1425,000 tori an part 111 I ' u. SARA MAR VIN rm I •, b a . Emerald Terrat•c W:ilk
SS6 3900/67~:4226 ownr contractor f1nan llmque Home\, 675 5688, Townhoml' ma II} up 10 beach Assumable
• .._. '"~ avail ~75,000 biS ~ grad~ mrludmi: shut loan O'wlner ll lll help •oro.ctUC'I ,.._. I 022 ten. A~~umable lo.in 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SO. OF HWY ----mill'~ to th e Orean (1nanre $279 ,SOO Peg
JAS MI NE CREEK full ~ l0t. mountain \U. 2 BY OWNER FUB>OM HOUSE 592,M ('all Jim Allen. Rltr,494 7578 ocean vu 2 &den.2bu blks to waler. fluplc·x 2BrlliJ.t'H't.'llentlo<'a JBrlBa largeyard 9621114!1 Fantast1<:buy 1 2bd 2ba
l'ondo Pool.tenn1s,ser that needi. IU\4! Low t1 un plans et<· for ~.<m ~10763·/\KI 10., Down O'wlner 'wllll l'ondo Beam ceil frpl.
Own fin. Open Sat iSun pme al $2'J9,SOO Jea11nt-'!1.q>lex ~77.000 tl40 '1439 OCEAN Vlf:W 2 Br 2 Ba fman<'C' J lir 1,, B1l 11aLIO, duhhou~e. vool
114 19 Curl Own1al(t imaller. a . 759·1221 OU> HAAIOR VU deck. yard. set· ,Kali· l7x22 family room Only I Owner ca rry loan
&tO·l.5151728·5151 • • Tlus super or t·un vww ~~~Owner I 630 9HO SJ2.'>,000 962 4471 Ageo~ ~?~ Peg Allen, Rl tr
Have somethmg tu ~ell? r horr..> ha3 nrn:r b1•1·n 1111 St" ~on s Spec al N I Cl f<>A d d1 II the market bdon• J By Owner 'l'\\o 2htlrm . ~ , I • o OCEANFRONT Modular !!-~~··~~a s o ''we Bdrms. 2•, bu. pooi houses on 1 lot i\:>suma 4u11hry111g lo make th13 Typt Home~. 24 hr
Cl b. f&n1.1..~11r potential for II ble 11'' Isl T () owe ~ur~ ,FantaslH pool I ~·unt). It ml P\'I bt•h Im bwldout Exrel r111~1111• 2nd Askmi:St25.000'wltth >me ~lllc)t art-a ,\sk + f1sh1ng pier Ce<ldr
d mi: and terms A'km.K 25 000 d 'wl "· 201 h & tn~ SlJli.IXX> Hkr848·0709 Cotla)(e I) pe red'wlood Aboar S485.W> Ai..'l 1m 26so 11r Pormna 640.1<1&1 tnine 1044 de ck. pool gua rded
Our 673 R!!.18 I 4010-THAT'S ALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• gale .idlts onl} ~o
1 CdM FAST ll take) to l:t'I )OO 111111
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and Sell Your t'reat1ve f111 anl'1n)!. pnH1le 1><il111 M111utc~.1t1 po;•~1hll' 111• do\\ n, lo'wl l''I I btoal'h 13 5", 1nt1•fl''>t
Handmade l'tems. price '" l'rtM 'uper Al(cnt5.Sli·65t6 .
I $.529 ,SOO A Kt 497 5454
loc Jlwn l';111 t'lo~l' 111 . . IT S l!llll Coty t1 I.Ill' lll''wl )()UH POOL TAflL~. "H~.ALLYn:1rn1rl(." OCEAN ...
and mountain \'1ews 1n J st•rene rnuntry sellmg It's so easy ... l'OIJPH plutOIJllll! 2 'wllll he 1(1',t 111 th<' sup~r I llH'INl':<..ONUO:lor5
Just Ca,1642.5678 and
1 Bdrm 21·ari:11r111(e Tim bonus room ~hat .Ko~' •lll>IPI llO~l'S R~I , Just minute~ from lOll'n
& beach Th1) 3 bdrm & ram11} room home 1s
\er) pr1\·a1e & 1m
miH·ulille 111 e'ery de tail $298.500
Rhone JJ:l 6JI 1264. ~uh lhl!> 3 RR 2 ha hom~· fll'.E
· ' + ~pa ~:\l'cll~11t liu\ '' !J\1'00' S2S 000 l>W :0-
1 Sl.55.lOO I 17961 SPICEWOOD LCllJW!a Vill09e R.E $169.900
ask for your
Daily Pilot Christmas Ad-Visor I 497-1761 Ylll'~H'STSU.'
OP:'\ llS~: SAT SL'\
c;..,.a1 1002 IGeMral 1002 Ge.era! 1002 EXTRA LG 5 BR l'·\LJ.WAH:-<t:H \GT
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SU,Etl VIEW
from 1h1s I bdrm Olln
your own apt Ele\ ator to street & located 111 the
l'enter or e\er) thing
675-3411
CAURH UVIMG Tired of yard work? Need a
new life style? You wiU love this iml'naculate 3
bd rm condominium. Discover how easy it would
be for you to have a carefree life for only
$134,950. CALL NOW
COIONA Da MAR DU,W Quality built 2 years
new duplex by owner/builder "Owner s" unit
has 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. 3 sun decks. skylights.
beamed ceilings and 3 car garage Submit on
financing $398,500.
llYM TBR.ACE Great family home on FEE cor·
ner location 3 bedroom. formal livin~ room -
plus large family room. patio for entertain·
ment. Oversized. tiled noor double car garage
with built-in storage and work shop. Seller will
assist in financing.
IUILD YOUR ORUM! Close your eyes and am
agine yourself on the sundeck of your own
custom built home near the ocean. Discover the
personal satisfaction of building your dream on
this land in Corona del Mar. South of the
highway. Priced al $230,000.
EASTILUFF COUMTIY MANOR! Through the gal·
ed courtyard entry, you will discover a fine 4
bedroom plus family room home Fr ench door s
enchance a feeling of warmth and comfort. A
splendid view will prove the value of this home
priced at $299.000.
OWHEI WIU CAHY! Beautiful Eastside Costa
Mesa home plus in ·law quarters. 3 bedroom
main house with 1 bedroom, I bath unit. Fan·
tastic location with RV access. Close in to
Newport schools and shopping. $163,500.
SOUHO AHO SIGHT OF THE SURF! Imagine your
family Living within a few yards of one of
Laguna's nicest beaches. in a prestigious 4
bedroom home close to work yet each weekend
is spent in elegant tranquility in California's
most desirable area. An investment in this
home is an investment in your financial future
1:1nd a way of !He -that will pay dividends in
Family Fun. Priced at $685,000.
YOUI B4D Of THE IAINIOW! Surround yourself
with a rainbow of color from January t hrough
December a nd watch nowers bloom every
month from this immaculate 3 bedroom home
in one of Corona del Mar's finest areas. We
guarantee you immediate satisfaction . $299,500.
IACI TO IASICS Would your fa mily enjoy the
basics that make a house a home such as
pegwood noors, plantation shutters, bay win·
dows. brick fireplace and lots or IJ$ed brick?
This Irvine 4 bedroom Lusk built home will
bring years of peaceful contentment. $350,000.
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251$ ... C..tl .... .,
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frplr. 01cr~z dbl 1tar. fncd back 1 ard $130.()()(). !111.m negot. By ownr
f..t6·~ ~hdrm . s r l'lu1d
1 ~t.H·Arthllr \ lllai:e l Assume 117 II '. loan Onl} tor, doll n Seller Lo
rarry at 12'. J D
Proper1> ~1gml i51 2711i
$139.500
I SU,Etl LOCATION I Pride or owneri.h1p
I O<'~an 1 ll''wl s plans to ex PJnd All th" plu~ seller **CUL-OE-SAC . f1nancin~ for lhl'i h1i:h
2 Bdrm. Woodhndl!e ~uaht~ :i bdrm 2 1>.ith.
< ondo E\rellenl as I ITTlt" S395 000
'umable loan) ~ear I "l~,_. ... SI 41.000 pools i.rhools, tenni!>. :\.~~i.~-.,.
Yi~ Cre-8 I t'tl • . LMiury Sl 2G.SOO
'·''''"''"' J h<dn>om [~i)ll\>odMdgc "aaH c.o....._, Condoboai.ts formal din l.alµw....,c:. "'61
•mi: room. tiled en1n Realty ltiall. larj!e family room. 5iit<IOO(J I 17141494-1 177
r.rar kling r1rl'plat't' 192i1Ranan .. 1·~ .. \,IH1nr I MO ....... CH l"'Y t'ear clubhouse POUi. & "-"'
SPA ' T'wlO paddlr lenni~ 1 PRICE REDUCED OCEAN VIEW
rouru ~>C~ted :irro~!t Yes. pm·e rt'dured you 1\ppro~
1
3500 sq ft 1
I
from South Coa~ Plaza ran lake O\er some of bdrm :i , ltd + fam1l~
l'Jll for fm.innni: det.111, the be)L fman<'lnl! un rm l alhedral 1•e11lng
1tw1a)' an) homt• 111 1 n tne to L!?l' lot J car i:ar Gua rc1
da> On!\• home hkr •ton ii ate rnmm . p1 t beat·h & $204,900 the market present!\ ~ tennL~ l1s X!nt deal 1f
0 H . , -rlosed by 81 Res wner r 4! Ml , sprttarular 499.3695 or '°In IA {' ·\I
Motivate-cl! ear park. ll'nnis coun!t :s.15 642 . .iJOo 24 h r. ' Beaut1ru1 one )l'tit n1•'wl 1 & pools 5234.900 I.es, -· · r~
lx>droom 211 hath r:>. agt 559.9400 IW'¥p0ri leoch I 069 1.'<'ullve home Dehl!htful
d1mnl! room . 1·omforta .........•.............
ble family room , roman Wf11E IULLY lit' f1rcplar1.• I
I P r ore~ s Ion a II} TURTLE ROCK AFRAID landsraped lot with lots th.it 1f more people read
o( room for a pool ' Close 1 BY OWNF.R th•~ month's ;>;at1unal to South C'oast Pl aza J br 2 ba. Plan~ Mn\e ~eo11raph1r relat11e to
Submit Jll offers' L.tll i in <·ond1t1on < lo:.e to ~ewpon lt.irhor & 0 C I now' I park & pool .\~~uma ble I chOI ('{' ba) rront proper fmancml! 7S2 1324 ty will skHocket C.ill I o S.229.-so.o • :I DELIGHTFUL ! ~~~:a,~.~b~l;ar:J a~~
wner AllXIOUS. DEC ' hl>llnl! 11( (ahulou~ bay A s~uma bit' V .\ 101111 OR I <X'ran 111 rMm hornl' and 111 ulliJblt• owner w1ll j isn't thr onl) out:.tand yuu lit• the Judi;\' ur th•~
rons1 dl•r C'Jrr1n11 1 mgreatureofth1s lO\cl} I $975.000 pnn wh1t>h 1n
balanrr ~par1nus :1 3 bdrm Plun 2 1n rludesalnriie,parrelol
I bedroom :?1 J balh M l'~a I Northwood Tht> nuts1de land
\'erdc homt• P1n 1n11 : 1~ JI.ISi as n1rr Pm·ate ROGERS REALTY
rnom rt1m1h room I s1>a, rmcrcd & ra1sl'd 675-2311 hear1) firepl.H t' Close 11Jllo & pl.intrr\, t 1med
to Mesa \'crfle l'ounl~ \1ahbu hRhl:. Thi' 1' a
l'lub Cnrnt hn.int·rnJ!' ml.ISi ~(.'{'al Sl7 t.900 llliict.rH~tds S9n.ooo for remodel on
ll Jterfront homr 4or,
Call and s11hm1t nHrr
$147,000 return on 111\'MI ment
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elegant 4 bed room 87t 77t3,675 0245
home Rel11x1nii fnmil~ ocr. ""HVIEW room Warm flrl'plnl'e ~ Cu5tom draperies Condo 10'• down Cash
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$187,500
Mfto V trdt Mogle
Handsome tr1 level 4
btdroom 2 bath hume (>n
l11ric corner lot. formal
dlning room . separate
family room. t1ntiqut fireplace. Overs1ied lot
bu covered patio
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640-9900
NEW
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lli.gh atop prestige Spy~lass sits
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home. Features include breathtak·
Ing views. library. ramily room
magnificent pool + spa complc~
and even a private elevator. Warm
woods, leaded glass a nd choice
cabinetry throughout make this tru-
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$240,000
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REALTORS
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Harbor Ridge Mountain
View 3 Bdrm 3ba, den
$480,000 Low dn
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759·8903
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644-7020or 497-4214
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$275,000
'75-1771
ATTH DEVElOrus
506 111" STREET
2 bdrm, 2 bath apt over 3
car garage w ilh all
bdrm. hobby rm & 12
bath F.norrnous 45x 100'
lot Room to bwld with
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Spacious 4 Ud rm +owt Znd It 12.5~ SPICIALIST Jrackd 11700 mo \'ur 9l\2>139e bedroom. 2 bath, ror'!1al wuher/dryer, d is WSHOllD._
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OCJ:;AN Vlf:W. <.:s tm QJnd-0 In Nt wPort Creal Stlert rrom 3 19 units Want 1ometh1nii xtro TlllY ••MOI view. SlSOOmonth \'ur mo~ 111aU now ~·~ POOL.SPA + GAZEBO SZ2.'5,000. Terms available lo :iull 1pec11I in a 2 Br -ly lease. 631 .7300 •
w 1 1 h W 1': T U A R TSl rr.,.rt1ea your llffda. TownhoW1e, completely 3261 Nebrash Ln Realtor • jt;Gadlmll••
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IYOWNER
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French Normandy 3 BR
& den home Can be
spUt. 1895.ooo. owe :n 11
Seashore 673-6578
H"HEIGHTS IRAHDNEW
LISTING on t hi s
g0tgeous tn-level home
just otie houst.' rrom Chrr
Dr. Has 4 Bd + fam rm
w 1 r r e n.c h d o o r s
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CING $279.500 OPEN
SAT 1-S.
RAE RODGERS
631-1266
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& oak $32$, 000 to 2925 College Ave 3 Br. 2 Ba. Yearly ren· ANAJ{l':IM Se>a<"lous •bdrm, 3 bath, pool, elubh•e. 811un11,
SSOO,lm. Costa Mesa. t A,,. tu.I. llJ7S. M2;.!70·~ OONVtNTION ram. home, New paint & Ql.iet, nr Fwys 1670 No
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Owner/A 644·6125 Pos <'llsh fl ow. Now Duplex 3 Br 2ba. deck * * * SPYGLASS Patio St OH'. 01 ~ 7S98Xlor956&92 , .. 9 """ B'll ,. d W/ocn view. G11r Deluxe Lido's finest ~'lot New .., ,..vv I urun y, property S795 1171,1>Blluloocean.Eleganl2 Ocean fl n1ghl view, hwasher, Washt!r & lc6oalsl9d 3106
4br. 31i)ba. 3 frpl cs . Rltr.~~6161 ,.._.,b d W k 5'0 ~988 Br Famllfi Rm & Den 4bdrm, ram rm, 3 car Dryer Commut11ly pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• v•" 1 or • ·• • aar ..,200/mo . Eves Sauna & Jae No Pets 0 w n r I Ag t 0 p e n 3 UNITS C.M. home 64().9219 ~Mo. P ush crpt.s, 2v, " "" 8 a I b o a I i. I a n d Sal/SUn. 1·5 133 Via Un· Pnce Just reduced , near -Ba c:ed11r a. glass. sun· 7~0607. ~Mo. No Lease A viii Waterfront J Br 2 Ba dme.!7~7298 new,callnow. ZBr 1 Ba ~/mo 427'1 deck , dbl car prv Beaut 3bd + FIR home Jan lst 63113 17 fur ap Yearly rental '975 Mo
'l'SL lnvstmots 642-16-03 Ins. Call Cruig 855·9999 garaee. fully ma int w/pool, 2 fialios,2 frpl, IJO!:lltment Call 770 0347 ~~•~••••••••!~.~~ 14 U .... ITSC.M. 2orb~~-19:Ag_enhl L yard Adults,nopelb In Westcliff. 1200/mo No TowjuM • ....._aP-L-Mlo 3807 " id to ..... ac arge quire al 527 18th St pets. 646-2389 tL...1L-1.L ~ 352§ - -UUrllYACY7
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vaulted cei lings. and
earthtone decorating. A
super starter 11t only
193.900 751-3191
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financ1ng at l0% c.hnin g, rireplace. pnv l Br. 3 Ba close to beach. down . 3 a. Kit chen IE ONE OF beam ceilings S8SO yrly.
lSLlnvstmnl.6 6421603 pallo. 2 car ent· gar 6-04 16th. St. S795/mo nook.$1300,644-2607 THILUCICY FEW ~5719_&536·144,! __
640-1484 SJS.l'53 -Spac 3 BR 2"'1 ba. 11ery Rent 1n Costa Me5a s 2 Br 2 Ba . Yearly tenanl
IDE BY SIDE-Dix 3 4 B tBR,Ba&"' Pool.tennis cleantownhse.Pool.jog. NEWEST ga t ed 20 90 6 Ocea nfr o nt unltbldgs. Buy l orboth. · l R. frplr , D/W, North a. Playg round Kids Ok. g10g, etc. $7~/mo Agt Townhome Vi l.LAGE 714 675 7060 ask fo r $200,000 assumable at of Hw y No Oogs N s 6 L u ... n
I L'mployed Adults ~""" o pets 7 5 mo . ...., • .,...., COMMUNITY 2 & 3 Br Linda ow illt. Flexible. "' _.,., 531 2545 S48 905 DOVEi SHOHS * • 7~~7 -·l Hcrbor View 2"' Ba 1600 l800 sq rt Bat·helor. S325 yearly 11 EXEC HO E NEW YORK OWNER Nr beach, 3bdrm. 2ba, homes. 4 bdrm, 2 ba, olpure luitury Garage:.. lllock rrom ocean 201 E C::. '>fl l(_ I
~1 1f~ClP{ f~llt '1 · M SAYS "LETSGO" Fi'x •. CoateMtta 1224 $750. Gardener Incl. No ram room. Great loea hydro·to bs in master Balboa Bh•d 752·6925; Med slyle courtyard "' t r I d 1 Pool. jacun1 Overlooks save·4Br Mesa Verde ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-962-11639. ----llon.$112:5/mo sui e. ormda in nit 675·9562
Cul·de·s ac L i'~ted O.ie bedroom with new 644-6699 rooms. woo burning bay Galaxy Dr. F'orma I -----·-~ ii:..tat• ., · ti r d f' e I Bay Vu 2 BR 1 BA gar ~ .. .,. $134,950, but needs work. paml. carpe ng. orce · lluntlngton l'a rbou r . Big Canyon adult Condo, ir Pares. micro.wave no,..,,;, adul;, $600° /mo' din rm, 2 frplcs $715,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · h t . ·& d ~ ovens fenced pati'os & .,....., "' C Bestoffer.A .549-1366 ai r ea ing is 4bd home with 40 ft 2BR,2 BA,pool,lennlll, · wk!l7!1637 h 6738276
ee 642·2Sl0/646-4848 Mobl.For tr~~· ......... for s~-2 200 hwasher $600/month dock, $.'?.500. Yrly s ecured p a rk In g ~ards Pnl vate .el.egant Pemn Pt II tmbdrm·. UP· -1100~ -lnqwreal646·9303& ask W,. .. rfi='H-· sg5ot mo 833.7890 or vmg on y IS minute:. CAPE COD ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• for Sid Wiggons Im • _. ,.._.. from Fashion Island, 7 sta11'1>. view. sundeck. ON :X:EANFRONT Modular I acres of land Newport mediate availabihl> and ..., liK. 631 ·I4 00 857-2°26 nunutes lo S C Plaza or blamed glass. laun dry.
Lldohomeonly10r:dn CLlFFORIVfo: Type Home:.. 24 hr Bearh. OK for Condos. no Newport Heights. 3 br, OC.Airport Jui.t eastor yrl)' Adulls, no pets
Completely remodeled 3 Speclar ular VIEW or secunty, 1, m1 pvt bch OHice or Medical Bldg. 1 Bdr executive home Spac Jbr, 3ba. suodeck. rmly rm. hrdwd firs , Newport Blvd & so of $49 5 mo 673· 1194. ~~m Jacuzzi wide lot OC EAN . BAY & sort + hsh1ng pier Cedar 641·0'163, Agent w/pool & spa Fam ii) dbl gar Nr beach Jan. frplc. S&O. dn ve by 418 San Diego Frwy St:in 6751996 ~1aron. A 673-1323 rolling hills Cape Cod cottage type, redwood iHUNTINGTON BEACH rm. formal d1n1ng. 2'2 I S800 960-5618 St _Andrews. 642-9666 mg at $1000 a month eon.a det Mer 3122
SACRIFICE ! design IA'llh 4 Br 3 Ba . deck. pool. guarded 12·25' x 117' lots NW ror-Ba Excellent condition l.«e lbr. nr beach. 14115. 3 Bdrm condo, 21, bu , 631·5439, 2473 Orange •••••••••••••••••••••••
•.:•cHCOTI'"GE 2 new luxury townhouse I pool & spat·1ous family ~~·._.!d~ 4~~16 No ner lOlhand Olive. Sl.200 incl gardenl!r & gas wtr pd. no pets view Patio & pool Ave . .fosta Mesa STEP TO OCEAN Most N£w LISTING! r~ 3 bdrms. 3 ba 1roomn Call ror P' t sholA ~"" . ...,, · 1160.000. 1714) 981-1017 pool serv1«e 751·3191 or &36-9629.i. 836-6705 $67~ mo_ 960·21!7 pt Beach nelA 3 i.tol'}, 2 charmmg in old Corona.
Cozy Spanish cottage BELOW BUILDER ·s g Beach loc . Capistrano Momt• DH«t 54S-644.5 Agt Avail Der Spac1ous3 BR. 3 BA. sun llGCAHYOH bdrm. 2 ba By Ocean 12 Br 2 Ba frplr. oce:in
with fireplace d.1ningCOST Sl 35,000ea j Bch .8 x 40.waddon lnort '2400 ~ decknrbeachdblgar Guard gate comm BeachS&O.t99 4ll20 \te 1o1o from de c k
room & 2 bdrms• Lowest i' 67H333 NEWPORT HGTS edroom. ladufl park, hi eat ••••••••••••••••••••••• CI06e to SC Plaza Green rp...;.... -· 1 1'900 5618 . S 2 bd r $800 mo Call Anthony poo game rm aun .• ,..., ""'• pac1ous rm am "-~-I·"'-~ d r•2 5757 & ree pnce at lhe beach E x ce 11 TE RM S & • • • Palm Springs mo bile brook home. 3 BR. 2 BA I ., rm Deane Home SI250 ..,... ..... ..ts"'"' .-oru ays "" · e\ es Block to ocean. across MEWPO•T CIEST PRICE on lh1s gorgeous dry · S lS8I s P rent ' home lot. Tri Palms liv, din. ram rm . enr ~-rro ....................... wkllds_631 6630
rrom park. $155.000 & A neat bachelor lived 3 Br co~nlr} cottage !_l2,500 496-0!!.L__ -$11,95-0, '• down. 10' ~ yard. 2 c11r gar . '850 mo H.tMMr 324 640-SS82. 979 4191 Costa Mna 37 24 SPECTACULAR OCEAN
owner Wiii rinanre Call here ne\'er used the Has It all 3 car + park ~for s• 1200 balance. w i 11 su b $1500dep 992 Ca rn ation •••••••••••••••••••••• ----••••••••••••••••••••••• , & CITY LIGHTS VIEW
Ann p r d I k h h d I mg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ordmate 548·6200 ~140 Peter's Landing, 2bdrm , Harbor View Hm. Jbdrm, C .a.t .a. DE ORO From every room large eters or eta1 s i itr en. or ar Y R\ERODGERS kl I I C I r -----frplc pool tennis 2ba. avail. Jan Isl Top ,,,.,.."' I B •r~• • h 642·5200 I walked on thecarpetsor 1
631 1266 acres. eve • 111 ornia Mobile Home , fixer · J BR. I BA. ram room. secuniy S750 .Jan 15th. cond S&01mo 6408611 AU.UTILITIES PAID d· r _..,11641mo7 7Antkord.y
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unit See th is 1m --'X ?J>.rints ~. · gar,$675/mo , tst +sec '-!...-3244 3 Bdr. & ramily room . 2 renl Custom design ----
1 macul ate. one own er C-rclal Death m Family. Forces avail Jan 1st Ocbble ......,_ Ba bll·ms garage va· features . Pool, BBQ. Custom New apt Ocean ' BARRETT ... REALTY home that!s still hke P'r-.i1y 1600 Sale or this Beautiful ~1!.7Q2_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "an.I. ..,.,..·3 Bdr 2' Ba. cov'rd garage. su r Vic"' 2BR. 2BA. 2 car new 12l5 000 -r-· l'wnhome, new 3 br. 3 ha. ' "'°"" d d h 1 h D I s 000
19. E·sc' '"P'"DECT ~~-.:......::P ....................... Spanish type Home in C·l Property 2 Br I Ba p dblgarage blt-ms S750 roun e wit pus 1ta r e uxe t .
""' "'"' - ---------•LaQuinta.Home has ap-house in high trurr1e ::;1~~~~:J:i~1~;,f.;'01. JACOISREALTY landscaping ~dult liv· 6739566 Optw S..ft. 1-4:30 HEW EXClUSIVE MEWPO•T HACH prox 2700 s q ft . + area or Westside <.:os1a -OPERTY MGRS mg at its best No pet~ 2BR. 2BA Condo Stpi. to 642-5200 I :.a.. Waterfront High visibilit y c 3 Separate Guest hse Mesa Temfic for Anti New condo, 2 BR, 2 BA .... " I Br rum from $4f>S Bch Frpk Ent! Gar 90• l OO'f com mission LIUU Ocean vie w 120 rt fron Homes. swimming pool, que Shop, Accounting Patio. Nr Park & Pool 6 75-6173 2 Br. rum from SSSO Adults S800 mo i60 8290
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Great Newport locauon Spectacular views & tage use or existing Citrus Trees. & Large ()(fice. Law Office. elc Noagts_675·9646ev~ ~W. Wiison, 642·1971
Ca11Dan645·7221 rmstdesiredlocation or bldg of 4000 sq rt or Shade Trees are all XJnt parking Will dis HOME FORRENT Onwater.2bd • ..,5 2bdrm.2ba.v1eworBa).
llG CANYON ~0:0l:!c!':1~nygupedni~:;; build 10,lmsq rt Owner enc losed by Block wall c~ remodeling lo suit 2 Bdrm $575 Fenced Newn"rt Shores:"°'3bd. Rcrns15o ws!~h~~ di') er. •ft· 1· 1 1 d will ca r ry Price Fence S17S.000. Contact Approx 900 sq rt u yard & garage Kids & .--,700 P.!. __ . -Mc ...... n sp 1t eve con o & detailed. this spacious with golf course view Sbdrm.Sbathhomehas $715.000 631 7300. Ernest Eckhoff, Ex-el ud ing the ya rd peuwelcome tslmo + 3bd ramilyS900 ':'3112~R2BA1o1.1thht'
Large private pauo. 2 large living rm. rorma 1 Realtor. ecutor 978·3892. eves $500 mo 548 54 4 2, dep S45 2000 Agent. no 3bd. Village Sl.200 t e yar $475 mo. res
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leruus. Good assumable balance loan at 12'"i k1tchen.dockfor6-0'boa1 Coadol8i•l••sfTow•·CMofSfah .. OND0-3Br. 212Ba. lg 2 Bdrm. 211 ba luxu ry ...,llK. 631·1400 Emplyd adult over 35 lBr 1 Ba Comml~ pool.
loan Asking S265 .000 available on this pre· + much. much more i.o..et for HM 17001 P'roperfy 2600 :, a s l e r b d ; m • condo Pool & spa Near N~ts '330 548 102t frplc: 2 carport spaces.
Agent. 675-5200. st1gious Ne1A'J)Ort Beach 12.700,000 ....................... ....................... balcony, dbl garage OCI S700 mo Lsc Days 3 B 12 B F I -f\Jm bachelor aptll b nt>"' paint A\·a1I im
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541-7729
macuJate POOL area! ...,.;;nr-v o.ly $9000 dit! I Xlnt pasture w/bldgs. 2 Br 21, ba condo. frplc. LeMe. S950mo 559 6207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t~R I (ar Gar CdM Impressive OCEAN OHEOFAKIND Pvtj>rt 5487050 Ab l 4 l M AC.DtW,enclyard.2 3 Br 2Ba Freslypam1 HI ' Fl .... EST Nt'wl\ De corated VIEW! $106,lm A must Cozy 8lld comfy 1s this Y ou mi. 0 l. car ga r with door 3 BR 2ba l'Ondu w 2 rarl ed. new kllehen, new ' '5 " Adultll. Onl' !l:o Pets
see!Call979·2390today' secluded contemporary Newpon Beach. Big Ca ~hland ski area _Ma-opener Community gar S825 mo S-75 t262 or drapes Gardener & SpamshEstaleLivmg' $.500Mo.640.b"736 1o1okd\s nyon, MrLam adult Con J(!Sllc views. Xlnt rm & nnn1 759-9386 water paid sgso mo Beautiful park·hke i.ur -Tarbell. Realtors 3 Bd family home w spu do, 2 BR. 2 BA. pool, ten tax sheller. 575.0073 or ~· S800 1 496 0353 Rll'.U'T •Ls I 67~845_7 round1ngs Terr o ced I br. ~undt'l'k, no gar No ___ _... _____ ,You can expand on this rus. secured parking & ~2249. E.side 2 Br 21, Ba allrac U"O 1"' --pool Sonken gas bbq , Pl'\!> /\1 ail Jan 17 S500
lrg lot wialley acress other am e n 11 1 e 5 •~Lt...&... ttve new rondo. patio. I Br. 1 ba $650 !'Spar 4 BR, 21'2 ba +lam sparkling rount a ins 644 7809
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BAYFRONT OPPORTUNITIES
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DONA CHICHESTEI
641·12)5
Creative seller will structure terms
just for you on this super 4BR
Spyglass family home on choice
comer lot. Offered at $525,000 call
now!
Fii UND-SJ24, 950!
Hard to find 38R Harbor Vu home.
Better hurry 1
Ml'WPOIT AXIi
Unusual chance lo make the profi t
with some cosmetic upgradi ng on
this 3BR·Fam Rm HARBOR VU
FEE LAND SPECIAL. Priced to
selJ at S237.~. Call today!
SAU OI WSI ·Of'TION
on this 48R 2~ ba Spyglass with
breathtaking views. Offered at
"49,500.
Owner's are ready to $245,000 OWC wr 20~ "&:t=. 2100 s pa. fpk , S725 /mu 2 Br.l ba $700 nn. pool. 2242 lleatha Spanous r oo m s ~2v5er:ad~nwi1Lr~a~r:. dn.Ownerlt\£nlS33·789C!. ••••::;:::.••••••••••••Joyce Wallie. Re Max "38r.ll'•ba S6So1· $1500.955·~ Separate dining urea •••••~~~~ ••••••• !!.~~
sum..blelstTDSll0.000 lftcOliltP'°fMrfy 2000 "SPllHGS.. 6JH~ 3Br.2ba sooo r~rn R~my 3 BR ; 1 BA ,NR Wa lk i n r loH t s. ARESIDECOMFORT
at 10.80'if-Pnced lo sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxury Condo Nice clean 2 Br 1 Ba Le Raisor Rlty 83J,86.Q.O_ area lg. yard. immed ~~~nee~ k~:l~t ~:~l~n~ Large t8r opstatrs °"Ith
Call to see Diana, agt Rancho Mirage 3 Br. 3 Fenced ya rd, garage, LAlgllnaS.och 32481 avail. $600/mo. F'or info cathedral reil1ngs.
631.12166 tllO Santa An a Ave Ba . Sl20.000 equil)' new carpet & paint:.~.• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• call Cyn DVM . ln l' mgton Center poolside balcony. rrpk, Co6lll Mesa II Units 10 Pre re r s m I comm · 1 Orange. llouse E OCEANF'RONT Modula r 549-1020 I Bdrm rurn. $485 dshwshr & carport S4i5
2Br.Townhouses + 3 4 Irvine. rental prop. $525 + sec uri t y Type llomci.. 24 yr Newport Beach Villa Adults.no pels rm
MEWPOIT SHOHS
WATHFIOHT Decorator perfect, 4 Br
Den Owner highly
motivated Will finance
Pnced at 1279,000 Sell
or lease option Agent
646-1044 Of 645·2805
llET
you can't buy anything
1n Newport Hgts for
1225.lm It comes close
lo this brand new 3
Bdrm 3 Ba ho me
Soperb craftsmanship,
owner assisted rinanc·
ing Jeanne Salter , agt
759-]221
~~~ ~nn~:l in~o':nn/0~ Newpo rt, Laguna. 5411·2778. secunty. ,, ml vvt bt·h Balboa. l Br Iba 1050 i.q Ut1ht1es f'rec' Spar1ow. bach with patio
Owner/Bkr Easts1de cute 2 Br I Ba + fishing pi er Cedar rt. top Or. Ternf1r vu I.,\ QUINTA HF.RMOS/\ $385 mo Adulls. no pets
S62.S2n. Will sell ror less (71413-47·0108 garage, large y ard C.ottage lype redwood I pnvaC'y S800 mo + ser 16211 Parkside Ln, t blk ~Harla.$4~2447
than 10 x gross 25~ Broker will sell •ooR $600/roo.642-9682_ det'k. pool. guarded II den.PP.972-17171vms" W ofBeach,3blksS or rl ·h I ••2 2g~4 down. Assume Isl TD .. Rate adlts on ly No ~-----~ oat eor .., 5 mn _.,..,
& Owner will carry 2nd ~rty for late Model MESA. YEIDE dogs' From SHS mo 3BDRM t•,BA Newpor1 I Edinger Lasalle01
TD al allract1ve rate Porsche/BMW63l-6836 3 bdrm. 2 ba. (rplc. e.llltS lle1ghts S77SLease _ 1_47-5441 95i2740aft6
Call Wolfinger Really, Lovely 1 Br Irvine condo. patio 1616 Sandalwood 1.4! 1 BR duplex orean 1 17141640·7382 -1LOIJllGS.och 3741 arkhng clean 2 Br t•,
213/539-1394 $22.000 eq UI l y. FI p No S45-2428 VU, rp. S650 mo S52 5698 I Eostblllfi Hom ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Ba S4SO f'cnted ut1ls SJ(l),000.Changefor~ Mesa Verde, 4 br. pool, 5 7rM M f' 8AM ·l PM Lowest rent ~bdrm. 2 Luxury studio. spa. T\, paid Rer~ge 2 -.mall
7u.ih $200K
Localed 1n Hemet, these
I Bdrm umts have re
cenUy been renovated.
Assume existing rinanc·
mg and owner will help
finance or exchange
Newport Beach -Back
Bay exec condo. 2Br 2"t
ba. assumable 11 "1 ~
fixed. 29 yrs. S45.000
eq11ty for '
Realtor, 759-1877
new crpl&pamt,garden wknd5 ba S985 857 4828 m111d sen•1ce. phone:.. ch1ldrenOl\.nopet~
& pool sen , $850 6420350 $115~ 499.2227 1960Wa!lace 6-1_2_!90~
546-9950 ~ HlcJ-I 3252 -1 ... ...... •-h 3769 2 Br twnhse LI\ Rm _ ••••. •................. B u f f C o n d o I m r s~ ... ec · I Br. 2 Ba Mesa Verde Extt 4br 3bo ram rm 3 maculate! 2BR . Wash , ....................... Dining area. kitchen .
$890/mo. Gardener in car gar 'view· nr Ol't'a'n W D F'r1dg. Obi Gar. frp~r · lras~_} 14 ater
tluded. Avail Jan 4. St~ 974.3420· ~Mo.646-4315 paiu. attar "" l!arage. 549-0495 -------pool 1acun1. laundry
---· ---MiaNOll Viejo 3267 2 br. den. 2 ba home fer on property Adults .
..... Es1de. I BR. rear hse. w/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Walk lo beach PO(ll & no pets A\'ail. immed
••••••••••••••••••••••• carport, avail 11, '400 HOMES FOR Rl-:NT tennis pri v S750 . ~Imo 631 ·4984
ttc...FwrwitlMd 64i-8884or963 2116 3 & 4 Bdrms $650 $675 640-SZ72or l·7?.:l·060I 2 Br garden apt P\I
......... •••••••••••••• lBR. 2BA, Fam rm. Kids Fen ce d Ya rd s & pallo. l{ar. laundry No ,.._,.,_ 3 f 06 OK. No pets. No singles. garages Kids & pets Wahrlrottt D•t.z µets . t sml rh1ld ok S4SO,
••••••••••••••••••••••• $7~/mo. 1392 Galway welcome Isl mo + dep Newly decorated 3 Br YEAA·AOUND FUN· fl46·995-0
Lovely Uttle home, 3 BR. Lane 644·1836. ~2000. !\Rent. no rec 2ba 3 bedroom. 2 bath Social AClov11tes 01
2BA,yard,gar,sleeps7, 3BR,2BA, Fam rm. Kids 2 Br condo, 11. ba. d butlltn kitchen. ron r~lor•FreeSunnAy
IAYFIOMT CONDO 4 UNIT STEAL now till June 30. $895/mo OK. No pets. No singles. frplr SSZS/mo 640·29SO. versal100 with fireplace. Brunch • BBO \ • Seethe worldfromthls SOK . d ti 675·8842 , 760·6086. ms1mo. 1754 Iowa St. 9los.M.F Pier and 30 · fl oat PAr1ies •Plusmo·~
2 Br W1!(ar 1415 New
cal'J>(llS. water paid. 2176
"lo:" Plarentia. 636-4t20
I SPM price re UC on. 963-6857 6441.836 -SllOO/ ltllat d GAHTMCREATION lorty view or bay & Owner leaving area. • · --Mu,.r+ ltodl 3269 mo · s 5 an renn.s•Freelesson~ ocean. Boal slip avail 0 t fi . C Ocean ........__, ....... _ 3107 security Ann Vaughn to•o 'pro s"op1 •~ rea mancin . --I ... "-lei ••••••••••••••••••••• •• s l .. " • $475.lm. vu. Call Tim Rhone ;•••••••••••••••••••••• Large liv r;.: Bil ma. an as H1M111hC1u1>i•Sauna
OCE.AMFIONT 63i.i.•or 72CM263 ·~0o~'°:i~:;e~~~f!f: refrig , util pd. yd, llGCAMYOH *Cote Realty s:.~~~~15~4~~1;
Larae b o mr o n Renale.•7171. gardener,nopels $42S Luxurious Three &Investment 011v1ngR1noe peninsula point! Prire 64.5·3603 bedrooms . Two baths I EAUTIF\IL APTS
tlose lo lol va lue. C... .. M.. 3122 F.ast.atde. lg cor. 2 BR. 2 R.icbfy decoratcd. Muted 64C).S777 S•nolu 1 & ~Seo
6'7S-8616, 675-8444 •••••••••••••••• ••••••• gar, kids, pets S.550. Jan lonel 3000 square feet rooms • Futn1sheO
•-I otO Up1raded 2 Br 2 Ba 14llM820 Overlooks 10th tee of Bii.if d 3 b 2' b & Untum1st1eO • ~ -W/ylrd camnrt 50 of -'' .......,.. h S con O, r. "1 a. Lmng • No Pets • ••••••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• PCH • d.,,., .:..u "'--r.-.L..& 32•' luu roune. •1"" mont new crpt/patnt. 2 car Mootls Open 01111
STAIT'm INYISTa.mff
Tri ·level condo nr. So. Coast
Pla za uper 3 BR with se ller
anclng only $112,900-Hurry !
• YIMTAGI CHAIM
1s everywhere in this custom 38R·2
ba complete with guest quarters
near Fashion Sq. Seller will
finance . A great buy at $200,000.
. no ogs ....... pr --.. Yurly lease. 117 Rue g r 1 $980 g e
ft'I) Incl. Jlrdener. Avail .. •••••••••••••••• ••••• Grand Valtt Open Sun· ar. rp t . . mo to
thni July (ne1otl1ble). ! BR. 2 BA, dlshwu her, day 1·5 To see call :~::· eves a. 01kwood
BettyKerrRlty673·1181 no ,Pets. nu carpets. &3M300,Realtor · OerdenAper1ment•
t-ltedt 3141 !!'.!!.J•n. c:1ll Roger UdoSandsJbdrm,2ba.2 Newpme..cttN. ...,...... ...,, _,., t ar gar, yrd, close to ... " ....... •••••••••••••••• LUXUIY IAYPIOMT ....... <NV"•'"" 1•11&1•• Coiy Rouse Fllll• Vtl9y 32J4 3 Br 2 81 with boat 11 uuy :' ... ~T:..,~I. S8SO (71 4) 645·1104 CIOH To Beach ....................... A I I . M s p. e.ny · ....,._. NewPort IMcll S.
(213)640-3tS3 HOTTUI ,.;!nltle:0 j3500 ~ny t.ra 4bdrm, 3ba, Sl350. 11oote1P1S1 1~···3••81~1
Mt ,ertlt• 31'9 •Br. 2 81 2 3tory. Brokua1s.4tl2. . 0· ~~er. Aner5pm : ( 14)84 ·511
.... , ..... ••••••••••••• $775/mo . or rent till . •---·----yours. Brlt ltell R.E. Inv. H Eutblulf, •bdrm. ram Mobile home, Lido Park 9llC).S402 CAMYOM rm, lrorct
$100. ROMEFORRENT Newport cuatom home . 642-5161 ,640-810'7
On water, mobile, 2bd. 4 lldnn $700, fented eooo1 eq. ft.,h1olf course !Harbor View Monato
OCEAMMOMT
Dix, i bdrm. 2 ba. Avail
now 'tll Jan 23. MQnth or
Wkly.'15U4ee • _ _. .. · Kid .. v 1w on t e IU tee. JBR 8 w p f Vl bd 111n1 • 1ar11e. I• SHOO /mo M trllyn • 2 A. at er •
1 lllOfam ~ ew1, 2 . petawekome. lstmo. + Kerahner. •iren t. Gardener. S102$ 0c ........ Dp1
1 , ... (k' f dep. Sf.S.»00. Altftl. no IQ.Im 644-4121 Fum. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, hit -~·1~"oo ront fee. · 10. Lr& 1 BR, full 1.na, flreplace Monthly
W ...... u~ ... 3240 aeturlty. Amenlllu. or earl~ 7$73 •~• .. ..._ ... , ., __ s •BR 1•1 523'1 6•c 62•2 za. "' "-I .._..._ 6JI 14H ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• .. ""' •v ·-""' • • .. · . J • • .,.. apt,auu-rent, o. boa -r -• H<*F.s10R RENT 2 BA, fem. rm" Sl200 m..uo.a1u &y Chtb. Ava\I now to
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3 a 4 Bdrm. "75·S'700. 1 " • 11 · J 1 n 1 e 1 h Br 2 Bl. or 2 Br. 2 Ba-: J I. Mi·~t• r ea Cl d 1 • rd' • .!!!:i151L!!.93U Dtn Steps to but ls, Ill Trmlt? By mo or
•U'l&et. Kida • &>eta Mllta ~1rldfd s Br 2~ frple. fnlStmo. lonatr' -bt•ut him 2Br
wlcome. lit mo + dep. •, f•m rm, pool, SllOO PROPERTY HOUSE 2bt Npt Condo. Vu Rltr
IG-m.A eo nof".,... --..mJaO -... '42-ltlO 2!:_lln __
F.i\STSIOE Sonny 2 Br
huge deck. gm1ge '400.
Adults_. n~pels:. 548~0165
l:IR. golr course v1e1A .
new cpl $450 mo Ask
for 8111, 631 1266
arp l RR. lots of -.·ood
& -.·&llpape r S38S mo .
Ask ror Btll.6311266 ----
YILUCOIDOYA.
Sp<1c10W! E Side A plS
f)icl gar. pallo. d~hwshr
& stove M O!ll ut 1 I free'.
No pets
I BDRM $410
2 BDRM $495
Zl23 Elden Ave C.M
642·7605 -Large IBR . I BA
Wu tside Upstairs .
Ftidge Avail Now SJllS &4G!!J_
flAl.M MF.sA APTS
IS$1 Ntn Dr.
I Rr unrum. S360. l Br.
rum $400. 2 Br unfum
MZS Adull.3 only Call
9. s..6·9880
BR I BA POOl~IDE
APT Wtll la11dsusiff
courtyard. r upt'h.
dnpn Adulu 0011. nn
pets SSSO/mo 541..-21~ 131..a Alta&.
br, Achtlt.t, DO Pf\I. new tr dtr stcwe/r-.fria, e.ntl Jl!io.jm '1'M41!
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, December 20. 1981
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............................................................................................ Wkly rentals now 11va1l CM Area MtF' sau llTAILSPACI lllMMtlolltry SattltrMtC).CO. uoo
Nrw1.\' llErolt ' BR. 2 flA adJ11t·t•n1 lO FEF.1 Apt & rondo Sllr> & up tolor TV StOOdtp ~ utll. 648 ~ 1.2110.q rt H1rbor Blvd. 41 yn a monty mik41r AJI lypet of r"I ~$lMle
l Hr U!I pd t•nt'I 1111r k.aul 1 lir r.ai Pt·I ~. aoll ~OON:•, nil'{' vu, oo n·ntul~ Villa R~nt.al~ j)horw~ In room ~214 )o' Rdp, Non-smkr. Shr + 1tor1ac $$00 mo Tnn lotallon. adJacenl lo uwestmenluinct llM9 ~--------• ••••••••••••••••••••••
~w;~~l't 1)(~11 1\dull• ~1;·:~~' 1 ~1:1:~11t;lt.dn:r k1db1~t1> nu t·urpttb 81S 49tHlrokt-r Nl'~port Hh cl t'M 3liR rllO mo. t '°' ulll Realooom1r1 87H700 &!boa Prnhon Good SptclalUtc) ht ~7WMJ P111 nt Sd.ictiq•' 1-!i\STBl.Ul-'F lhr pool ~744!1 NB8316367or64S·l0?9 ~a,,e For information 2..dTDt fQUNDADS
. :!llf 11111Ap1 $.\50 1!.111 12 13)~2611~_ q11ct:m111,11:in11lt1°11d1.1u: uatft•p••crt ~ Stottor0ff1ct" 13S0:1q ft eall 642-2171 545-0611 H(fl(( I\ 1 d Fa .. 1:11dv pm 111l' 1 lldrm. nrcut ~ -u TR M r•111 l'rnr t:," 1111 l'ndiJt>t'i1 HJr.•Hl' y ,ml, l-'Urn1~ht'tl & t 'nrurn 1 2 3 noJ>l--U. ~llllU 6'144767 lte~ Weekly Ratl'1> ..t 4350 Ml'H Vcr<k Area MEL i'·ocns RL
,,,d i:11r . 1>4H1I 1hh~r '"I') ..i,•un, rut OK $4:!~ 8drm /\pts G > n1 . Kltcheneltt·~ Phonn ••••••••••••••••••••••• s..u 4123 67S·l!l20 Modltf'ft Rota Mtg. Call:
Mull\ tWl 5073 nu 546 <1~ 1492 1720 Jur uui. Soun a. poul. OH THE IA.YI "Z" Channd Mov1r~ F.asts1de. Costa Men Xllll shop loc on Balboa lt!!!!!!!!!!!!llll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'• SINCt! EARLY I~
JHrT11wnh11u•" tl'nnii.. '0 llryball, o k d 1 Swidp1per,1967N41wport Gara&e, IOxlOx24 Pen.,allroot &autotraf * * • bt&2nd Trw.tDecib 642-5671 " llt 2hu 11t•1Hr .1pt basketball. itame room ne or 8 in uxury ut.t...a MURPHY OWN•;R NON OWN>:R Nt·~I> cl~•(•or ~.,, 1ul 1111111~. i:ur111tv ,\dlt-. no Hunt Heh 346 06l~ apt.s 2 bdrm. 1 b:ith apt Bl COtita Mrsa 64S-Vl37 S7S/mo. 180 21st St. Or to the Balbou •'erry -"
I'll!'! Mo.11 .,.111 1hwhr *•u .,., I t:'<I 1 <11" r l N 8 h S90 k Days 646-062, Eves & pwes in front Grut 1901-: BaySt llhru<tunits 'd I I ' IM'\~ _,; .. li45 41t;,, .~ "r ""ndo 1n lltng ····nl I Ol'U ( (in· ~ Ul' U:Ol> JVe 00 pl c 1~· un._ .. _ «.c9u7 I r book t rt '"~ta Me•u Peter Uobb . Hrokt•r " u t~ 6'12 !>073 "0 "' vv rrurn Lhc Hcuben ~ Lee Pm<· Knot Motel 6302 w .. ..,ll<L>....,.. ""' · Pace or a orr. u '""" ~
Pound A Bleck l.11! Mix
F. Ncwllmd & Adams
Now In Orange County Sp11l'h)u,z Hr 111.1 $3'J:i; llr I B.i I u1111..r, l'\l 11111111 w lltora.i~ Just rl!modell'd v.1th l'Cll,NU64S-0440 Garag-;-ln Cor~na del shop, orflce, etc· $600 You are the w1nntr of 7ro.68Z7 G4G601ti
3 Rr. I'~ Bu Sol~ 1.:tun $.IOO mu tll'I' $.IOU l~i·f, 'htd & t·iirport Kid~ n<•w rarpclmg. drnpt·~. --Mar. S.SS/mo f!!L673·294t 613·3930 two free llckt:l~ ISl8.00 i-------~· round
dfl'.fal',pc111I !1411 !l~SG •~1072.~ nK. no pets S~2!'>1 mn kitchen rabinets & op VocatiollRttttafs 4250 770·0347 va.Jue)lotht Earn 16'k on Uulbo;1 F'ound. 2 boy 's bikes,
Ur 'l'ownhuu~l' No 11cb 7~·2197. 8-!'> M F phanres. This up1otoiu ··~~··••,•••••·~··•••••• ---IEA.UTY SA.LOH ICE FOLUES I Island trust deedx Over Cirllhllm ' Warner H.B S4l.iMo 2 Ur t l\.i i\J>t M:.iturt· uilulb 0111~ Irvine unitincludes.arirepla1·1•, 0Ct,ANt~ONT2&4 Br OfflctRllltaf 4400 Jo\ilt,y equlpped. 3 Mta HOUDA.YOHICE ~"•equity Short or lurlit ~~,~~:~· 1n:11t;.~1;1 :.1,~·1;j $.t2.'l11TVJ 7~~ W !Hth St ••••••••••••••••••~!~~ mirrored bdrm rloset twwl Winter Weekly/ ••••••••••••••••••••;•• lion Coslll Mesu S3SO ANAHEIM term s.wo<>m1nimum i!,!~~t1f?o,~~~~3 Cock-a-
., l>W ll6(J7 I bdrm l'•>ndo, foll rt•c doors & u spal'IUUb dc~k Monthly 67_3·.!873· IWA. TH F•O NT O • rm •48 «>A• CONVENTION •1• H-""-•~· Rltr OK, ou u•·t~ Onh I }Cal b ACE ., .,.,.,.. .. ~ poo. Biege Blue Collar ,... txJrm, 11111:1, lrpk. wur tpoul, tennb eh· I $1190 01 erluok111g lhc ay Kailua, Kuna, Hawaii CENTER 675-21 6 Westcllrr area. 548·9567 ~~1.\~G1!!1°.r1• aprit 111., 160., WO mo Call 11,·ll·n ul 833-111.38. ~.'l!H109K Sll!OO month Ut1htie~ in 2wuts, each sleeps 4. In Newport Beut•h, up· "9dllltrial Rttttal 4500 Uet'. 23 2!'> or i---~----"'" " "<•u '""t eluded. t'or ar111t l'all 64S-4092forbrol'hurt' prox.2SOsqft $4001110. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WNGBEACH ARENA LOST female dog .
S'l1INNINC,lt1 ri•• 1&2'"""·~"' LCllJIMa~och 3841 1714167S8000' ll'w S iM tst &lasl Contact JohnCoita Mesal200sqftln Dec.29-Jan 2 WIDOW HAS US for malamute hus ky ,
Ar. 2 11.i c:,1r•h·n 1\pl \iJll nil\\ 1 Ur l'JllHtrl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"r~y CPc""1 ~bonadre011., R~112 GlS-~~960-1725 du:stnalSpu(·e 30< rt To rtaim tickets, c•all TD'stRE loans. !OK up gray/wh1lt, 100 lb6
Pool 7!0W 111111 St 1x1nl & l:11J111lr\ .\tlult~. C-·ean \'11~~ Ol·lux1• I & 2 ll f " . 673·S340_ 642 S678 , ex l 272 No credit' Nu penalt) !'>59 9253 or 770-6226
l,IF.-,,1,.T RI ,, N nopt>h S.115 t S2fiS de Ur Apts Nev.lyderorat ll1»-tairs bat'h!'lor, 4uM .a urn w/alrium l617Westr hrr. NB Want Tirketsmustbeclaimed DenlSOllASMK' !'148 15!12 cREWAR.!JJ_ · ~ n " e" µobit !131 W t!lth St ed. refnge, dishwasher area nr wall'r. $400 inu Golf , tennis Datly, rinancial msl 7000sJ Storage space nr llarbor
I) dt•1·or :! 111 \\. l(ar ~1.11 W92 disposal. ht>ated poul Her. Utll llll'I G7:I ~tltiS Wl.'ekly & monthly rates ls_l..: OOO.£. Agent 541~032 & Baker. approx 3000 by Dec 22. 1981 Valuable item round at
llt'wnl'ls &1ltq11•!>lllt cll.'vator,subterprkng .. avail 714558 800 1 sqftSSSO~rmoothto __ *** ~tw1th/ 8.tnk ofAmenra.Costa
'"-'· p:iuu \olult:. l'a II Br I Ba SJnt a AnJ ......... & <.:· 11 49.tl!Oll3 lli.'arhfront 2bdr~. :!b.1 9 51'M • .c.k fur Mark EXECUTIVE rmntl!_ M9·8181 * .u SOCI •TE• Ptn411ds/ Mesa Wr ite 11899 t' /o
•• < " 0 <.-OtKlo nt.ar SunllO\l l•r & ..,.,., ue a winter uni) Sti70 mu -IY "" I~ & ~-~-...I Dady Pilot, 330 w Bay uown I " uJI• IL! Unstol, patio Nu pct!> I AR view. l'l'ntrul ht'al. I Wllll June 559 IG92 Jll No Tahoe rondo. 4 Br 5 SUITES 1250 sq ft Front Orf1ce, With SS0.000 CBJSh tu j()HI ~ ,.._ St . Po Box 1560 CostJ 667 ·c \'h ton.i ..,"" ~ •'.I'm mm to Northstar $450 IN I a r g e rear door actively (management> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1't11~ µJ1t! l'lloll'llt t'lct·t .....,., .. ., ., O Mesa CA 926~ s M ·514293 I v.k Tom857 1668 HEllTA.GE $415/mo 1240 1.ogan well established Orange ~twltts 510 ~_,.nvi ll'rra '.itmt -' · Large 2 bdrm 2 Ii.a Indian Wells. Sandpiper IA. Avt C.M Days S409352, Co company. 3rd year ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found Old English
Cu &I I 132~ H.wport leCKh 38 69 townhow.em ~mJ II l1U1l'l V 11 11. 11 ru rn Pl.A. Eves 646-0681 m business & we are ex· Shetpdog, Dobie m 1x.
' LCll"9f 2 ldrM •••••••••••••••••••••••! romplex End unit 1wt·11h ~~!ia~o ~ ~ewl ~u1~1u0~ .~m~~ :~=~~ 4550 pandmg rast. No ex Sarmyed, Samoyed mix
F1replJ<:e. 11 ar. ~In• 1 PARK NEWPORT fcm:L'tl ~ide patio ear F Sforogt penenre necessary as puppies. English Seller " ti I h u ti R ~ SL .. 300 center' Easy rwy ar ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 1
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drp6 , pa mt $52!'> 962-1114!1 APIDJMENTS l un) on \ iew Rn t•k ••••••••••••••••••••••• for details. Balboa Pon next tu fun present personnel Must Care Center, 7S4-:r734 M f1replu1·c. c arpurl ~. G•YROOMM•TE ~ '-·11J h d rke h d Beaullflll lund'l'aperl laundi; rac1ht1es Pool A A 55t·l231 640-4230 Zone \IOlt'x20•21. SISO ""WI ng, ar WO . r Male Lab Shep er mix, Rarcknapt!> Pool&Spa 1 '·I •c75 CONTACT Largest Gay ----rm 6732943 6733930 & able to s tart 1m-puppy. brindlt; Male (.'ol'e red park1nJ: COUMTRYCLUB acc~~~8'~149a•uue .., Male1FemaleServ1cetn •DRUXEOFFICES• · · · · mediately Bu srn~ss whi le w /blk s pots .
Mulb,nupl'l!'> LIVIMGIM rro.,..... So Cal . G .R t' f)'omlroomto1400 sq I /t t/ located in Anaheim. Dalmat1on Mix: male
1 BH $435 MEW PORT Yearly lea~l' unrurn 2 (2131630-3040 rt From Sl.15 a sq. ft . No "ft"'• 11•es Start at $4000P d r0a ':'. blk & bm Dobie. rema le
2 RR. 1 Aa ssoo bdrm, 2 ba, hlttn~. Nt•w 1.>ana Pt Larl(t' 2Flll . lease requl red. Adj me P I mo + ' Give yourself a yellow Lab: female brn 161 ~: tlllh. li•l2 OX56 BEACH paint carpet 1lr,1pc:-. WA Rel Whl M 5250 + Airport.er Inn 2172 Du· ~··•••••••••••••• PROFITS. Should make Christmas . bonus & blk Shepherd. remale
$8.5() Call Linda or Art. ,, utlls, Isl & la:o.l pont.CallAM.8.~·3223 0ppo' .... -1ty $75,000lsl.yr.Wrilegiv blk Lab mix w/docked Pacific An adult l'ornmun1ty on Ag!_.j!7a7060 "9300!!7 nw1 5005 mg name. address -sell unneeded tall· female blk & tan
Terrace A~ts the Bark Bay SpH 17TH STREET ••••••••••••••••••••••• phone & best time to l'on Items in the Shepherd mix: female ,,,, .... ARK 001 •'.('.... tal'Ular Spa, 1 s wim 2 Br. rum, winlt'r S475 3 F roo~male to share 2 COSTA MESA LOS ING LEASE. quit tal'l. AD 111016. 011lly tan •-blk Tem·er mix """r n ' ... Br. 3 Ba. yrly $890 3 Br 2 b . II Da1'ly P1'lot "' Uai:hclor and Olll' bilrm minl(pools 8lightedlen Ba . yrly s850 Burr BR house 1n Cd M 2or3roomorfice suiles ting usiness.se mg out Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. (skmrondl644.3656 ;ipL~ All adults anc1 no rus 1·ourts blkt triul!.. White Rltr 675 4630 F1 replace , washer I AIC, plenty or prkg. Util ALL supphes and hx Costa Mesa! 9~2.§ 0560_ Ci"ft Gui'de Found :-sma 11 poodle on
pets Pool. HHQ J ntl p u t t 1 n R R r e e n dryer Rent $275. mcl. 111cl. Avail now. Call lures 111clud1ng 2 Schools in Costa Mesa laundryroom llat·helor s. I <ind 2 NewlyCarpeledApt Up ulll Wk 5582023. Hm Realonomics 675-6700 Display rases. waiting Land & Buildings Call 642•5678 Phoenix and Newland bedrooms apartments,' per Unit W V1t•>1 or 7591165 A.~k for Linda ----. -room chairs. Beauty Thur.; Dec t7 963-0090
'.l BR N!'>11X1n llt'll!hl~ r H B II I I l - -Share 2 ofc swte'" pre Salon hairdryers and 1".£1~!.Q Brkr.54o 4287 and aslr for a L-o~t f' Tabby Vic area. fp hkl· nl.'>1' 3~2 ..ind tov.nheu!>eS rom ay a wa :. JO\ F 23+ to share Apt with stJg1ous airport area 375 hydrauhr rha1rs, m1r lllnshnent
'"'ll.'1)75 55!:15001 ~lu SIOOOpermonth ros:; mo same Large Beal'hApl sq ft For details call .... ~.sholvesandplanl!> ~a 50151 Ch r I s t ma s f\Jllerton Ave Irvine. "" On Jamboree .\t , 1 S2!llmo &46·3377 N e BSl-6226 ·~" ~ ~ ·-·"Y Ad-Visor NB May have Accident· l"e~er 2 Ur ~llh 1?Jrc11(e I Sd.11 Joaqwn Hill~ Ro.id ~lu!fs ~a) \ "'" 3LIR I -• -------Also, make·up shampoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• I} been earned orr'" So·
nt'\I «arpl'l & pJ111l I ll4 lb44 1~0 toodo front Ho" Xln1 HmmtWantedto~hrhsc 600 sq rt Mesa Verde andha1rproducts Yr'4ftC!ToxShefttt meones car Skrnn} <\dul~.n<>Pl't' s-1311 mo Du 1 , p::.la.Jrs 2 Br 1 LOl'at1on $1 ISU Mo I C.\1 S300 mo+ , ulll area Call63197~or on ne~. large ChHn SCRAM-LETS Friendly.will answer to
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We•asidc L'o~ta ~I csJ. Lido shoppinl( art'J SlillQ I Ea~thluff 2 Rr 2 llJ Roummale Fema II' Shr BAY FRO LJT I Plant Store Flo~ ers & Be a r h h o m ~ 1 n 'NSWERS 548 2:>59 duple\ up,tJlt' 2 ltr I \c,1r 11.'.bl' \dulto, nu fln'plal·t> pool purl'h 3HR \pt Costa Mesa . " Acrounts, S20.000 Cash rorectosure Tax v. nte " Found 12 l3 M puppy. 'I~ l'l'ntralhl.'.il n·rn.l!t' pd., ~1ust ha\e rd·~ ~ "e" S62S i20111-1 ,\,.111 ·o~ 64654l~ Primeorfice 761>·9~0 1644·5106 ofrmS20.000beforc }l'ar t'lt»er \'1ctnr golden color. ''r Heil &
Quwt & )ilfr S.125 mo 1clubhouse \\l' 19lli303 Clft'anrront $1151l mo 1•1111du. R.il pier area suite S175 mo l!uls in f1 ov.ers & Acrounts &takeuHrpa)ment:.oo Menno Jo\rul ,Found orangetabbyrat. I
& !>lll\I' t•ncbd l!Jr.tj!t' I u r I \{' h \ Ii I I ., 3 Ur L !IJ r o.1m Hrn rlc.•Jul1lul ocean rront Costa Mesa, 2:50 sq rt PLANT STORE ends Clear foreclosun· Riehl) t:hM I Newland, H 8.968·3875
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EASTSIDE ioe11aP0·1nt 3826 Rrmab Furn1,h1·t! & 1>42 311.50 h-l/ !0111 :1 HR. I 8A 2 rms a\a1l ~_1..:.8928 -953-645.S Congressper,oos "'ant \'alenline H 8 848·5994 I I I VIDEO GA.MES"' to du their sharl' ur SU~2 Or I Ila fll1oh11I•"••••••••••••••••••••• .. unfum Brohr_ll75 4!11<! \'l~;W"' llns:h1 Wr 2UJ oon·i.mokcr Lio! p rd, <Xtke for Lease 12110 sq Over 500 diHereni'"top MoMytoLoan 5025 budget cultinll The) ersonab 5350
\µt La~ndn ruom • I I OCEA.N VIEW lou•11n rrt 1.J?, 3 Br 2 ba t II P fl r u n 11 Lu ' I t'M $250 mo ea li45-3466 n With Balcony Au-port game 6 brand ne w! ' ••••••••••••••• •.•• ••• • • don't hke 10 work °'er •••••••• ••••• ••• ••• .... ~·htl.d OK ."11 p.e1~,<.•.11 1 f'l-um Dan.i r o111t 11111'1l upr1t>r.2tJrllar.frl,yr .rnw nitit·~· s7.so mn t'\'l'S Complex ....,,,....each!!~ Call 12131 VentureCapital l e >I be ause IO~ ill~Pt !~fort It' ~lHl• • I '<'l'lllt' bluff. likl' Ill'\\' ly $1200 mo :-. n llJ co. Inc fi.15 <!251 11\100 ~mkr )hr 11\'l Ol' \'II ~9·3862 m'7303 Ni ghts and '4niftess Loans I h ~ y : r ~ ( I ai} \' b ~ t s:;:::gd~~:e~e~~'~e!ir~~ l~L ~li:nt 1
' 141 lhtJ.11 &• tlw !irsl 111Tu1>.111t' f>t2 :u1:1 ~Clement~ 38 76 hm in 1.as:una " ) nl( F Costa Mesa omce with Week·end~ 1213 1 996 72.'.12 Venture r apital avail for betause 1t ~ave5 on. t~e I tracll\le sensual ladies
WESTLAKE VILLAGE ()II h I II r~ II' :! Br IB.tlboa blantl W1lll·rfronl ••••• •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • evr S32~ • i ~ Ut ocean \lew Rrreption 33''; I mmed Earn 20•' . business start up, Ahu mo n t h I ~ ~. I. ~ I lll-40, for lunrh or dinner
Jmm11tl 111·c•1111.1tll ~ "lrpk & 2 kr" tlt·n, 3 Hr'.! Ila rNrh rl'n lx10: 1wn II•'" 2 llH 114!1'Jl 181 area+ 2offlces 644 sq 2,i, t 'i . in dl'plh dobusiness loans.e11u111· TRICITYb1ll dat es Please call
\1lult nnl\ 1••1 111111;•" 1111.irry fm .~.h<· ht•'t '"'" 1 ••ii S!ti5 \l o ('.ill IL\, i:ar. Inc.In 11alk t11 IR"'pun'il.ile Male 10 ft Avail immediately bonuses Go dirert al lll!ntleasmg.855·9R6J CorPool 51501 7£.0.3840_
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Harh S.'ltiO L>elt1icelbr,,2h.1' frpb marul.i1e S.i!'>tt & S7i5 I ro'ln~. ullb. S2f.O m11 $2J0 mo + '• ut1I:. I Plenty or parking l, SEU , idle items with a 2nd TD for sale $30,tlOO Mesa <2 13 1 8u4 54fl8 SEXY ESCORTS
lflr $1USS.11.1 >1 ut·~o111 'u' S.>i~ShOO ti73250i Mn1rmS4:ljt 4!lilt111W .t4 957·878.1 block to Westrl1H Dally Pilot Classihed l &l yield Estside 01 brfore4pm 630-0426 ~ Rr S.fiS $411:, mo 191; 0211 1133 tlli&• "'" 2 R 1 u n t-... ,\l,1le or fema ll' 11eec1 I Custom mtenor design Ad PnnOnl'' _499_·4820 I _ 'Ill!!!'.'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !'SI \l.,:mt lilShl ', ~l'I r ua i:JrJ,.l' .xrn .... an I , i= · --~Hr I Ila t'11d~1t l!JrJ~e pattu, rool \duli-nu Capistre11o 3878 mah• h•m.lle .. ?5 10 35 Ready tu move 111 ! Com ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• F1rt'j.'1Jn iivol IJI I & )Jrtf Lots 11f l(r.i..,~ pe~ $.SIMI l>IOI tr !Mh ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'r.. tu ~hJn· .1 hdrm m pellt1\'e rates. call Rob.
rJtto d1,h>1d,ht•r •111 ~ 33562 Bluv Lantl'rn I & &l2·i340 .2 Rr •pl ni•>1 •·Jrpcc I N~>11>0rt He11?ht~ SJ33 + 6.11-$90 •
I'; '1dt• "II'" 'Ire l l~r 4~ JJ5.1or 196 !1230 (I(·•\:'.; \ IFW II I . 'I t'flrl ~.11 s.wn hi IJ'I uttl1>42 1775 Professional offlres for • S•DAY WEEK s PEC I AL ~Jmen •lllll> h 11m S5hll r. • • ' U'( ~ -? . -L I I R • ;.5i2Sll ~e.m\1t•>1:!Br2U.:1r11n Hi :! Ba •ll'•lo. iJr'1 Sl501tc11 J.~-tol 1h r roommate ,<' eJn. ease ecepl1on1sl , •
do W D rvol t••nnl' IHH lo. ( rp l t· i: Jr 2 ~Ion tnndu 2 hr "•'" <tWt'I reb req. man) phone answenng. xerox, • •
Lan:e z hd ! ha pool wt .itate rnll .:ar '1iOO sf_ 1 l' R 1~ , r ~ 1 Jfllt'h tlr.qH·' 1111111 .. rrenille'> $300 mo Put I secretanal $250 to S53S 8 Days • 3 Lines 8 Dollars
.1dult-. 1111 ""'' s1•1s l>l2 '.l'ii2 SX9(l mo or le;M· nj•I lntln 111 114. t" "all 1 10 1 1197 2809 rm 831-5333. 30101 Town I •
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\FW RRf:Eo \l't!'. :::-~:·:'! ...........•••. "·'' "11 '' c 1· '1 l''•~ llt•Ju• hm ~ ~traight ~iguel -e costs JUSI $8 -thats only a dollar a day• To qualify fo r this u..i.r11 >11th 1.orT S4111 Oelu"e po11h1tll· ,1 r .. I 'ti:io ~-10 ti-I.! AA'•"' s~a .. _a 38801 adu 11 o\r 3n s:115 Medical orr1re for rent'" special offer you must be a non-commercial user of fer1ng e f'rplc rel' room !1tH1I 1,11 .. ,c 21>r 2 l)J bltns I >11th larllt· lu 1 & l'\lra "'" """ i t)/)'8J'.! NB. Nexllo hosp1tal •
& .. . I k -"I• -·4 1 •12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • JJCUHI ~J~ ." ·•tl'~ rls~hr I'> mile, lit'.•l'h Cl'C ,5!1 (,.. •. I,) Ii 1 Br I Ru . JtlUll' 'l'(' l'tlO IR11Ummate fem lo shr 2 -Phone556-~3 • merchandise fo r sale up to $800 per ad and the once must
p.ud ·\dulh no P\ h l!l.l Adil~. no 111'1'> S.150 mo lmme~ate Occupancy t!o nr So ('i) "' f'IJ/a Ar 11cean~1de. N B $325. 2 off ires + storage & • be tn your ad The cost stays the same whe I her your ad •
l1,1m11tunt 'll 1H51111 S.:tf;K:lli2 S700 mo3Ur 2 Ha 1\pt l l'ool. ~11a' l:)nlt 1 1~11 .,.~IJ~l 9631264. bothroom&util 37Srl needse1ghtdayssell1ngt1meor1ustone •
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SAHDYYEA.RGAIH 1 2 ~ :i llr To\\.nhnu~l' 1aulled l'CthnJ?s. cnl'h1I 7~·!11•Ml<•11·~Hi:111!H!t IMF womutt's to ,hare ~·3803 • •
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rost.1 Ml''a 1Jouhle Cilr i:arJj!l'S. \t'arl~ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• la:.l Ca ll 7r.0 11620 fi res, 3 BA. Iii work • classified line of type M1n1mum ad IS 3 lines Please prrnr • Yn\1 arl' the \\ll11ll'r 111 n1•ar llunt ll.irb11111 ThL'<l ~mt 11 1~ ltlo:J!W:mlrd r Hmnit 111 ,hr llt•lp' Mnlhi•r & son nl'ec1 area. ample pkng. W •
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ll1'< .!!l .Lm '/. n•·~~ of \our '1"'"" ,\I tli5 :l'il!i r.1t1'l> 491 !'>2!11 llu.\m~sman v.111 ~hr his ~a""'ts. dra""S. panel • I 1l rlJ1m t n:ht~ '"'ti "ood "a\ to tell J>t'OPle ' · ,.., ... ~ I 642 f>R ill ex I !i 2 ~bout 11·1!> >11th a lov. 'tF.Wronr H!iT!-. Bal boa inn soo ~ up rum 2BR 2R1\ Apt \'1e>1 mg 450sq fl 10.60 • l'l1 kehmu~thr 1·IJll'tl'd 1ost CIJ,!t1f1t>d Jd 18'1r Rc1rage,$4Z..'> >1eckl\ l\1trhrnnl'llf' nf Golfcourst! +Poul 6755444 • I
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h \l'ail:ible 10 ~ .. 1,1,1,fr r l ~I 2 m1 fr lkh Ol l shnw{'r Balboa rr-nm • 15 .80 .. • • Need more cas r \I for f1·m.1ll' 111 11•11t ~oSmkr 631 1597 OXJiro 642 4623 I •
ITTA MAR SH for Chr1'stmas buy1'ng1. I \Ian~ amrnill{'\ mrlml IHeaut1full~ Furn 3RH O(c desk !>pace. acll\e • I •
2i!'l E llllh s1 1ng , pm utc lia1h. en :iBA Cont1o F S2SO mu R E m,·est ofr. Nwpt e I Add $2.60 for each additional line for 8 times t'O\la \ll'~J lranl'e high beam 1 t•1l HH arl'a 644-2583 or Invest. Counselors. Paul •
Ynu ari• the >11nncr nf Sell your unneeded 1ngs W t D & k1t r ht'n 964 *f.!9 or , 752-~lll • I •
1WU rrw l1Ckets •Siii 00 items with a low pni S28S mo 642 5457· M F O\er 40 Qui et 1 blk Civic Center SA . • I \'al~~~o~~·LLIES & cost ad under the ,lfter 5PM Workllll! 2BR. !Rt\ park . util. mamt tnrl. • Publish my ad for 8 days starting ••
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Der 23 25 or -d __ a. for a home 111 Hll, P\'l ba Iii ror Ke_!_th,_673-3873 _ •
.... ll1J« room I ch1lrl uk In re Offict p" baffl Address • U>NG BEACH .\R ~:NA Chrlitmcn A6-Vlsor F 21 or over lo shr 3 br ' , Dec 29 Jon 2 . turn Ille housekCl'J>'"~ apt. Balboa Island Alan approx JOO sq ft lo1·ated • •
To claim tackl'lh t all and orr h<1hy~1t1n 1t or_~an.673381!_ -Huntington Beach S160 Ci ty Zip Ph one
li42 !iG78 . ext 272 ~Oft~OCh 38401twinc)t0ftleach 3140 s.-.;~2 ROOMMATE-Fabulous tm + util (714 1847-5079 •• ------•
Tll·ket.s must ht>da1med ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport lkarh. Large. charming2sty hsetoshr (213)59~·1636 Check or M.O. enclosed 0
tn Der 22.191!1 pnv furn studlo/effl w female, great ocn MrPtftiltaula • I •
. .. • • I K b k rt? ciencL_S<ISOmo.6406200 \iew. 2 blks from bch Ground rloor orflce Charge my ad to: I • enne Ufl po · Room o~ Balboa Island $400mo. 494·7761 fronting Ntwporl Blvd •
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Isn't that the horse that won S2SO + util. l20•~ Agate ~llr HJH , 3BA . w/2 All new interior incl • 0 l m4 # Exp I • 727 673-3!73 others 1225 + ulil. Yrly open btam ceiling w/ I • The Tnple Crown in . Ni;-~m. 4hrlrm hse. CB!lboa Isle ) 6~!'>..:..62_62_ trusses, skylights, wo()(( • I
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If you re not sore WflO (or what) Kennyt>unkpOrt fi46.8386 673-fi606. &42·3663_ _ • L ______________________________ I •
was. don 1 reei bad-you·re not a1one. L-.L...--a......&......a 4450 1-'--· R...., 4450 .-.. Rlllhll 4450 WE 'LL PAY THE POSTAG E ·······-·-----e
KennybunkpOrt IS one Of 14 C)st1nct1vely =••=••••••••• •==••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • r••••••••• r I
c11fferent apartment tloofplans at Seawtncl Vill.lge e 1 I NO POSTAGE : • 100~~:r1y00pe~~~:~prof=~~a~n~u1t PRIME RETAIL LOCATION: e i, NE CESSARY :, •. If MAILfO The ktncl of anentlOO you cleseNe. COST A MEOSA e 1 1N THC •
A perfect blend of nature ancl hY1ng-11· ~ e
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that tennis courts. swimming pools. a,iacvzzi and 2300 HARBOR BLVD. • £ > •• aconvementlocat1onnearstiopping and fllll~T CLA~~PElllMIT lllO I) CO~UMES• C•llFOlll .. IA ~
employment ancl you·ve got a place anyone would e 9 ~ •
proudly call home (Even Kennybunkportl) • .!:! POSTAGE Will 13£ P•IO 8\ •~£SSH u •
One and two bedroom. ooe and two bath Ralphs. 'rhnfty, ~dwards Cinema, J.C. Penney Co., ~ Orange Coast Daily Pilot W
Chuck E. Cheese's & more anchors. e I •1 p·1 ' a
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Cheese's <Pliia Time Theatre ) suitable for baby ap-e 1 1 I in Humi on vo~ parel, toy store or similar. I I Boa 1560 ! :
1 ssss Hunongton VllllOt Ln Hulltll'qton ee.m. CA e i • 330 W. Bay St. 1 • <71~1 85135199 To SH refer to Suite 37 • 1 Co1t1 M111, CA 92826 •
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for all you need lo know FlNE FINISH WORK 'hlld Ciire af(es l:hrth 10 S G1trden Malntenunce llaul, cleanup, i·onc:rcile BRICKWORK , Sma II e paintln& by Richt1rd PJ..AS'rJ::R PA TC HI NG Exp teamstress. altua SP£CllL about buk:ruptcy,call RtmodtUna/Dootl huna yort Eicperienl·ed RtindtCc>rnmtrndu& removuJ DumµTruck JObs Newpurt Coat11 Sinor Lie ins 13 yn of Reaturros lnt tut 30 lions my home, quality
"' __ 7!~9182 Randy7Z0.1280~dM Call831·~7anyume Clr&nuf*&TrcrTnm Qwckserv6427638 Mua, Irvine ' Rl'fll happyNB ruatonwrs 1nNeatX1uJ~.2977 wori.d• servS3IZ33S $167 PW On M•lu•c./ c:.,.tSenlce CD•octon,GtMral ~llll6,evcs846 4947 JlAUl.ING&UUMP 67S-3m ThanlY.O\I G3144l0 Neatpatrhes&itutures Tie
Th;t', ALL you ply S.-.ke ••00••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TREES Jons. ask ror R11ndy. Masonry our spel•111lty C•'-P•tM "'""t. lfJ0 14lt •••• .. ••••••••••••• .. •· fora 00•00••••••••••••••••• WeCareCrptCleoner• CANAAN LAND 641·11427 Clean, qwck, deptondu ~ yn t-xp. Lie 4ol9o -~ TILEJNSTALLt:D
30day ad BOAT MAINTENANCE Stearn clean & uphol~. C-.tnlctloe Co. ~~.~~~~':"_n;vcd7.St~~;~ TR f'F.s/Sll Run TRJ M blr We do any size Job' Bond~;..!~~ n1 Je0fs1 Ckolor ~ ....... •• ..... 0~~.K.lnds GJ~..'!!2!~1 ... in the & HAUL OUTS Truck mount unit "Z' --' • •631 2004 ,. ex " .,.,.. ""' c ,_,, ~ ___ .,._u•~ Service & Repair Work uar 645.3716 Mu.icir Bldn; <;u~tum G.Mral Str•kt1 G11ruge & Yd C.:1.-an ups . ·-UraJnsclearcu from 110 DAILY Schock Boats f7l 2050 Sh •. t -1 -quality, room 11dd1t1ons ••••••••••••••••••••••· Fr~est 557-8271 C.:u~lom Bnrk, Stone. 1NE~N'SRPA.1dNCTING Plumbing Repalri Trw Strtke PILOT ampoo • s earn c ean Lac'd Larry Wtndcll. r T JOllN'S BACK • Read Blork , Concrete, Stucco nt·t.xt es1 · omm Free est M&M 642·9033 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SBVICI mpl Yacht . M11int ' Color brighteners, wht (213)921 6$41 ~~vut'~tmR~o~~:.it;t. ror hauling. t::Htc·1cn~ Refs Free es~4»2 A<'OUSllC cerllngs. ref • D1shwes-her. drspo;alis. •Expert Tree Pru nm£.
DlllCTOIY Clearu.na. exp d ' rus. cfl)U ·. lO mrn. blcarh <213lll44 1468 Prireb ttuuhng. Odd re11s !>tudent w lge All 'fypes Masonry l!_c., free est 837 2637 toilets & faucets. re Commerruil Lantht·apl'
DO IT NOW! .. Cl~s-71oe 24 hrs. ~~1.,:;;~dl$7.~~scoS~~~ Drywal Johs . Cll!an u11 i. ~!",.~~6 Thunk you, Veryreas,lic,bonded PA I NTE R Nh:EDS paired or replaced II ~rvit-es 957"3118
Ask For S ... • _.. $IO, cht SS. Guar. ehm •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 760-9005, 67J ll043 .,., m ~b So48 76501536 9906 WORK JO yrs exp, rnl ~r Jlf!! ~Hi666 Gilbert 'i. Tri!~ S1>l'1
Your Dally Pilot •••••••••••••••••••••• pet odor Crpt repair DRYWALL 'l"A PING ~n l llAULING/CLJ-:AN UPS Mo•iltcJ ~:!iJA;~tt~ ce~~~tiB6 ,... Sfrtke, 1.,.fn !~~~~s;ru~r ::v~.r~:\
Service Directory GllWICIC & SOt4 1s yrs exp. Do work All t.-xtures & acous11t· •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Out -Shrubt. Treei. •••••••••••••••••••••.. • -••••••••••••••••••••••• S7S-934S Representative BullderaSlntet~7 mysel!.Refs 531-0101 f'ri!t!t'Sl Kcvrn675·9088 Curpentl') Masonry rrmoved 962·6546 •A. I MOVING• Im Small My Ptic:l'S Swim Pool/Spa Ac:1d
642-5671. ext )22 Additions . remodeling NoSt.e.am /NoShampoo Drywal Roofing .Plum bin~ Hou..hc>Mtc) Top Quulity Spec ta I r::. £'!'3·1~! io~13~t!11& Baths. Dec/Jan Special THE TIH PfO,LE
Doon, windows, patio StainSpeclalist.f'ast ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orywull Stu<'c~ Tile •••••••••••••••••••••• care1nh11ndlrng. 25yrs ~ . . --Ca ll now 842·6455. Prowork.all trees l'ull covers. Free est. Reas. dry. Free est 839·1582 DRVWALl.IAtOUS'l'IC' Rerr¥>del J fl 646·!!990 llORSESHOE INC liul, I exp. Co mpetitive rates. G.L. Mangun .ra1ntrng 847·5864 now ' 83S OS37 2.4 hr'
Lic. ll3lOIM2 S.9·2170 Kalua Cpl & uphol. care 14 yrs exp. Fully he'd & freneral Mu111tarnan<'e cold. und <'orrect1ve ~oovertrme 730.1353 1~~~:~~i Lrc ;~~;:, "operty M•.,._.t Typ9g Strtlce
MtlcHALICONSTI. Homes, ore Steam msuredS32·5549 Repa1rs &Oe1·ur11llng Pum M r Vr c ker •ABC MOVING-Exp , · _ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••"
Custom homes, fr am· clean. Call 675·3321 Btdrical •9l1ahty • Ra~ 640·51~4 646 6443 Gr II du ate prof , low rates. Qw ck. I Pauiung rnt $450 ext ,.OPEITY
ing, remod. French Steam Clean ror lhr •••••••••••••••••••••• llOME IMl'HOVEMENT Po~~\llllr Hur~eshoe carerul serv1ce 552·04 10 ~ Neat & l'omplete MANAGEMEMT TYPING
doors, skylights & patio Holidays! Best rates for ELECTRICIAN pn('ed REPAIR. PLUM BING . mg_ ~-STARVING COLLEGE ~Refs 851·7292 Orange Co. area IS yrs PROOFREADll'\G
covers.848·3652 --the big dates! Call nght. fre-e cslimah• uo healrng,t•arpenlry.clei· Hc.tstclecalng STUDENTS MOVING '.-riftCJ ex.-..•nent•e Call for info Translating t:n gli~h
........ ROBTSTEINBRONER. 646-4733 lur1:eorsmallJobs Ille Fret' est NoJohtoo •••••••••.-••••••••••••• CO Lie ll 124·438 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~ Frenc h, Span 1,h •••to•••••••••••••••••• GEN 'LCONTRACTOR ----Ltr. 11300621 6 73 0359 small 645·::!!_11 CM Want a Rli.Al.l.Y CLEAN I · ed ~1.8427 · HA~GING SIO/ROLL and ratts Reports , Cor re:qrnn
Driveways, parking lot , . """''"" .,u au" ~/Concret~ • I HOUSE' Call G1n1th11m nsur · Quality Also slnpp1n11 '63-8112 dence, manu!cnpl~ rt repairs , sealcoating. ....c. •~ '" ... .,....., ••••••••••••••••••••••• E!eetm· our Spec1Jll) Hcrdwood Roon Gtrl Free est 645-5123 WATCH US GROW! Free est Scott 645·!1325 RftlD.........,/1-olr swnes. Ex~nenced J< S&S A h 1 631 99 CUSTOM QUALITY THOMPSON'S Clean. Qwck' depr ndJ 1••••••••••••••••••••••• . • . STARVING AC:TORS ---, ~ -r curate, reliable sp a t ·41 Additions & Remodeling CONCRETE CONSTR bit.' We Do An> SrieJul>' llAROW OOD f LOORS ~OBIN SCLf.AN ING Move wrth us before LIC PAPER llANGf •. R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••496-0339 • • Lie. Total Service· . •631·2000 Reaull(ully <'leaned & serrn·e a thoroughly Bonded & guar No JOb Cu~tom butld 1n g. re
AU.STATE PAVING from Design t~ Finish Uc. 11393383 642-8482 ELE('TR IC I AN waxed Be read) for the <:leun huuse 540·0857 ~~~!~a~o: t;ene~~~ too small or loo large modeling, ma u1t : rl' Witdow C.._llHJ
SeaJcoallng, Striping, co11• Resid. Concrete, A!so 233l~C·l0 Small}~~~ hOhda_yi.!832·48111 WRRAINE'SSEllVICE child L1l''d,1ns 673-0853 Freeest Tony898·2728_ :;;i;~~oo hauling Steve ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repairs. Comm/Res. _ • sportcoorts.Lic.374067 Maml &repatrs 548 5203 HGllliltq lloffil.'/Busi i Relinble l'lcattr/Rtpalr · •RESIDENTIAL•
11397362. 645-8181 ~ Bob&51·1966/847-7078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lters Tran:. 962 OSIO ,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• loofilMJ Avg 1 sty $30 , a"g 2 sl'
........ 116&--AL ~ CONCRETE MASONRY G_...__'-_ I o··MP JOBS k d d •••••••••••••••••••••• PLASTER PATCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• "5_Chns95_78388 -,-.. ~ --......, " Quaht~ 1'or epen a •••••••••••••••••••••• Lie. 1349892 770-6554 Custom foundations, ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Small MO\ 1ng Jub:. ble rderenc·I.':. (.'all lrJ 8 PAINTING RESTUCCO lnl txl REPAIRS FOR LESS WINDOW CLEANI NG
Babysit, our CM homes, I c.biltttMalliltg --P_atios, Block & Bnck Gardening Wunll'<l Call MI Kl-:6461:1!11 Pam & llub Dwii:ht SPECIAL! Int /ext . Reas. Freeeit Refs Shingles. flat JO yrs AllTY!Jt'S Odd J ob:.
yr& up, anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lie. SJS.5013, 536·9577 _ Mowrnf(. eclj!rng. ntkins:. Cl.UM U' YOUR ACT 763 1012 d_rywall. Larry ~5-!1383 _963·01~539·9697 ~XE Fr~ esl 170-2725 Free est Alex 645·47<1 I
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NEW REAL ESTATE
LICENSEES, IF:
YOU need speciali ied, personal
"How To" training fro m one of the
most succcssf ul sales trainers in
the b~siness.
YOU want to work in a plush, well·
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gressive company.
CALL ME NOW in absolute con·
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...... ~. 640.9900
• Servine Newport Beach,
Palm Springs & Rancho Mirage
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Human Re s ou rl·es
Department
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SALIS SICllTAlllS Child's rothr11, lll!Hl, MOW 25c /FT llUY MHITUll EVt-;RVTHING GO ES .._.O._lffoe .......... ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CGH FOi BOATS T ..... /M•.,.,.... Work ltmporuy JQb1 wlt'ltu. xlnt rond. Im Rfd,wood 2xa beclunt1. La 9~78133 Sat/Sun Everythln& GOH before Uaed drum set. wht "9 Sc,.. TV U Mttl USO .. $150 _.wk l'IOltltohome !lard rock muplc, 120 420 lon11 . at.u redwood -Cad Coupe '72, turn, webulldoteltdown Call awirt,xln1forbf1lnnf!r11 Sony W/S.4"' dia11onal
.. ,.--· VICKIHES'rON ~2 renrm1t Lowe•l prit'e 3>50lu. New. 188. Lov much more sos E Barbara at 673-1900 or $400.63J·74~aft.7PM ~~nSll00.~_86111 TAXOIOUCTIONS Srl:'r~~·ul 3~ 'A..~~TES -A.M'TIQUISALI 11uar J im or Ken eicata SIB. Sleepi.m, Bil SA ~ Acoualic Guitar 340S l981MARRANTZ Donateyourboat ~r roll t-\111 1r11inin11 W & S... 8'6 w. Mrtl~ 64!·1MW. 1198· FACTORY 9s7 5708 806.0 iri Ir Tim 61~ Cart. TM.amine electric with Sterro w l cau de<'k . Otadllne l>e<' 31st
Securt your fulurt• Mr 1 ....... S & Pvt Salt. Retiring. Sell •••••••••••••••••••••• Rttall Viluc, S..28. Sell CMclZ$00808'73·912.5 <2M w11yspkn;,60wutt.s. Calltollfretforinfo
Juhnson631 04M Secrttary 118,800 ""' t. (M 114ty), I rea Ing almost complete broughbrcid mare 8 yrs In&. l300 Only 4 months sep. componenlJi, una 1800/~2 ~
Th11 commercial Rf: WllW.effltec..tla. .._,,_.. 8030 quality bsebld Lovely d11fo11t1on _old._Call7ti02'48 ffke"-llft•t& SlCXIO,s11cS.S00.96652tO Sal~ Part Tune rompany is 11rowln& Ir Solid 011k benches S95, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fumJ.nshinas Beglnnln& umping ......... 8085 ••-/ to SO BUOY VISIT hllJl a rantastie career brMs cash rr11i1ter, old omplele darkroom: u9'3-5228•• s:i.ooo~ aoa..w:x led ....................... CA 19" t•olor TV, nil'l' ~ ,'fln:i~,H111~:~~~& ~:~P~~;nC. :c~:iiis!:! ~.n~/b:~:;~:d1~~9t, ~~~;:e~~~o.'/7~~ln11 KJNG INNERSPRING •ood• 8065 ~dea~:a32~~~or the ~~~~d::~!n~;." ~~ l'Ofld,SI~ 1s23 ·.~·;t;;:·:·tri"0;;·c·;:·
leltded "lass door:1 sa~·. EXTRA 1-'IRM mattress ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"'"""" ......., ... h CA V...., ""''VCR Chrtsmas Paradt, OlherpeopleyouwlllSl't' yournum l'5 abthly"' n l v"1 b 11 ..... MM Movie Camera, set. never used. worth Large Spanish <"han---.....,...,_ .--t ... esbot ,8319254 DI 1'1N, • xlnt whaJewalchm11.part1H, on lhe mone) you L'lln &ood accur1te typm11 WDJnut ctonan u oon Project or. Sc rte n. s.u>. sac R411 del. Never deUer. blick wrought Newport Buch Tennis Sm wood exec. desk, new cond• lfardly u~~' S300
make " 11 Loe. AnKeleas Orell ~nef1ls back chiurt. S.SO. lots uf Editor, Splicer SlOO ...,, b Club fa mil M •. d r f 11"' c 1 b . 759 0646 et.~rales6'6 4~ Ti d prim1t1\•U, m:irble us ..... queen n, wort Iron. SlOO. 5411-7896 ur ' Y em .. .. 'le~ant, new 50' pwr mPS t'1rrull111on cpl nrt 111,...5 ..... ~ 1753 _ m . cl!lh only, Riii del. 642-7370 ___ !>!,rs_.~!~· 16SO, 673·8281. t'JllcuJ11&or, ust new of ......... & M.....1-ya" 1 for all your ... 011• field rep M:iny 11coplc ·~ ..,.., .... s R UaualJy home 754 73SO ...,, '""" fief supplies Sl·S l2~ .. -• ' n on the p/l rlrc·ulat1on .... rnm L Konica FSl. ' · Kenmore wuhtr/dryer ----.---S7J.H9'1. Eic,it,...e day en l erta1n1ng . salt'~ program l'flrn AtlPl..cn 1010 uuto winder & rlash, Trundle btd. bardwoe>d $150. Refrig. SI OO Seeutlly 11teel wlndow •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Patnde of J,ighu It
rmre than S200 11 week ••••;IARii"oit°~Rf~··••• '~mm &13Smm lenses ends. mattresses., Recliner chair 140 guards. S2S eia. 2 Steel Olfice Saft>. Xlnt cond ~hale w 11 trhln&
hours each day i.i1;ning w bu.y ed • $325 759-0646 rover & bolslt'rs Perl Trf8 & Plant.s Sl $40. with luck 1165 ~ 7SO-S832 ev,494-2'94
up new Tames Subsl·np. ~ese::S rec:~~1'.~'~~~5 ah 8 035 cood. . · 720·1211. 1M2 18 > Elm. CM. Nr chw1nn Little Chick ,... 8087 Parade of LiClhtS
for working ju:(t 11 rrw APPLJANC~St:RVICF. I er1' ('ond. hardly used! orange It brown custom Larae bun bag s12. security door guurd,, SlSO 080 Bill 49-4 6801 0 873;!80. ~7·3213
lions 1n 1hc1r com a bances S49.3077 •••••••••••••••••••••••Queen 11ie sleeper sof11 Harbor & Ad11m~ Or Bicycle. $25. Rockwell ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charter!! with st 1pper munities Wepny hourly 14211 Yorb11St . Tustin ---CFA Kittens, top quality S250.or8/0. call 645 7864 ll'llVe 10" table saw , S275. Pe~ect Chrislmu Gifts. , and cater1ng ror of to 20
wage + generous ('Orn -731-7711 I IUY APPLIANCES ll1malayans S200 & up 548.:._Zt97_ mess11 e. Canon Bellowis & IOOmm French Lops and Mini . " people on 30 ' to 47 '
missions If you have a 4500CampusDr .N8 1.eli 957-!llJJ Siamese $1 25 & up. Baby cnb,$75 ,chaneing COOKWARE! lens. Sl lO 3/prs Lopl (BunnleslEvening sallboal. Newport Sail
neat appeurunn~ & SS7·6122 Microwave. Touch l'on ~-M87_. _ table w/dresser, $25 .. Slarnless Steel, Water· rollerskates, SS/ea 2 962-1683,5411·3613 Skates . Si.;,.. tn Club 67s 7100
knack for talkrng with Lrol, never used $250 Ptrs1ans. 6/ mo ma le. loyshelves S30 .• antique less. Gift. Br1nd New chest o( drawers, SlO/e:i Macaw, blue & gold, 4 yr~ W ah. Sail
people talk to us about m1211 Sl75, 2 adult remuln, oak d resser S300 .. Still in lhe Box ..., Off ! 24 .. ref'ractor telt-scope. old, tame, "Cappy", SfetfS • SOOWmobile this great v ttmc op-Secretarial , S50 walnut end tuble s4o = 84S.aMIS f75. Child's scho&l desk. portun1ly Call Mon Jo'rt, LOMG TEIM lrand Ntw Wosher leu 546·9965_ 67s.87 $20. 535.0325 after Spm '!{ca e. 64.S-9216 Sell your used
957-2361. uxt. 1204.__ '"'SSIG~ME~T Whirlpool, 4 l'yclrs SIAMESE l(ITTEH 1' Ca 531.b -k S f-& I-LeruF lOX China, Montclair& DOLLS Amllzon Parrots, double "' " " S325 orbc~torfl•r Fem S'J~-· _ 957.0607 me ac o a ov ull serv. cream yellow head, 7 mos old , 'l
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1179·2185 eseat.Wingchr.Country silvered e S400.4974~l 400 doll collectlOrl untamed S27S /e8 • I ems in our 1040 French pine dining set. nn1 · S ... k 496.«J71 D bot. xlnt rond racing .. SALE lbl, 4 chrs. china. Alliess c n g 1"'' mg water SI $225. Pnvale Party aily Pilot gear. 2 sails, pump, race
Elec stove 2 ovens . KEESHOND Pups AKC lhan6mo old 67J.2523 bed SIOO. black & while ~78Z7t,9am-7pm. Afncan Zebra Finches winnerS650/ofrS48~ Oynam1r sales pos1l1on
in lugh fashi on Jewelery
line. Impressive c•arn
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California areu Only
serious & prore~s1onal
need inqwre
642-5457
Call after6 PM
fret-ier.rng: l'har Glo Champ sire. M/F Pet & 1VS2S.542·74i5 Royal elec typewnter. (prl +lg. bamboo cage Gr'ft Gur'de
h Pool table, Kenmore Ores d k d bl $2:5.orSlO/pr.549·7565__ Hol..._Sal• BBQ, ea S20tl , trash so w . P v t ply dryer , radio/record ~er. es an misc Sl7S.Typewnlerl .SlO _ .... ,
mashl.!r $100 Du ys 213/007 ~S11~6_pm . player/stereoincabinel. apphances. New ironing brd, S1S Pl-.os&°"J-1 8090 Call 642·5678 on new Sabots & Lido
Please contact KELLY 9.57-11191 1111 TZU pups. AKC, Beds w/wooden base & 642-7415 <!_iris' bike. S20. 64S·3197 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •d GM for a ::e~.~~~~~a~11:,~ 23
SERVICES about this Hotpo1nt rcfng. 3 mos S250 and up Cash only drawers 646-7~-Jew.try 1 070 Bunkbeds. S60: matching Wurbtzer Organ Model Chri1"-a 1 ... _. "'--Schock Boats 673 2050 andotherlem""rary as· old '·k I d 6389""" nt.t l d •< I S60w/org,an Matte Roll rm "'o-H .... -----"" . u e new, d mun . · ....., King SIU! box s pnng & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ru"'' s an • ...,, amp, s1gnment.s S400.541MJ645 Golden Retnever pups, mattress S60ea Frame Ladies Bulova Watch. $S, girl's 26" brown player, Bench, 60 music UHMANDINGY 10'
s1gkellyserv1ces REF«IGERATOR AKC, outsta ndin g S2S. Fantast ic cond brandnew.S7S Cruser.S.SO 549·2520 ~~·.~3~.ew $2495 GtMr'Cll 90 10 S67S_ 494·Sl92 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!lll!!lll!!!!!!~wl lhe "Kelly Gtrl " 17 Cu Ft J C Penrty pedtjr~,493·686_! 642·L306wkd~saft.5p"! ---~·SOIS. 8'-X6' playhouse, S95 . ,77 W l'l C--1-••••••••••••••••••••••• eron s ailboard , Sales added B d • 5JI 6"•3 •Poodles "R .. People• "~SI•• led Seiko Quani watch. xlnt ('Crib, S2S; freezer. SlOS: ur I ter on so e fiberglass. 56 SQ rt sail, RULESTATE _r!!.!__new. . "" T ,.. T M' c "~ ... condSl.50. a.sBBQ._S2S 644·8318. Piano Perfect Condi * * * s.soo 963·4147 962-4812 s GE 2' cf refngeralor. '-ups· oy, in rom Extrarirm,used2mon 642-7761 t1on New, Sl 600 MRS.H.r ALENCHAR ' ALES 2102 Business Center alm>stne~. almond t·ol-SlS-0 lo S550 546 2848 lhs-d1vorced 4 sets de----John Wa yne Regular Sacnftce.Sl000.6732346 8332Sno~bird0r
Financial firm is l>etk 0 r . 11208 . Irv In e . or, water & ire dis • I' et s Bo a rd e d & signer sheets $375 Call Unstock 80 75 Membership Best or H-a m mo n d T So 0 Huntington Reach l>Ot. s111I, oar.. Needs ing ind1v1duals "'th i:ur· 8331441 <Nr MacArthur pensers, Sl,000 or •>ffar Groomed• before8 AM or aft 7, PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer 673·6479 TLC.Sl25 rent real estate ht'ense & F · ' HORSE SC HOOL 200 -wtreroote Leslie Spkrs You are the winner of 673 1497 Blvd &405 rwyl ~~7 hamp1on Line• AKC Or leave message and 'SS Pepsi Machine. Work LikeNewCond Both un two free tickets ($18.00 · ~x:i:~esnte: /n~ /~~s: s 1 gnat u re up r 1 g ht Golden Retnever Pup ..!!.umber ~I·~ acre Ranth tn Oregon ing, w/dnnking f'oun· tls $2395 675-0092 value) lo the 16' fiberglass sailboat.
Equal Opportunity freeier. SI OU MJl!H' pies Just lleaut1ful! al·cepling Reservatwns tain & Coin Box. S300
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fo please call Arlene SEC"( IEXEC l 645·516.5 . • I 842·9Slll eventing ssoo mo + Waler Aqua r 1 .um 847·5672 CON\/ ENTIO~ bot. new paint. good
:£:' v., ' ' "' .,.. .. •Little Girl'~ Christmas Please Write A"ademJ'y filter System LIV Melod1grand Walnut 0'·" '"'2Sor 962-8068 St_enhens at 759 1515 For corporate office of !Refn -g Fr·~. I rr~e I('" Doxi"' M .......... ,., Board for your llor•o Complete "/rabinel . -c rnTER cood SJSO.
Sales hotel chain Heavy maker hke ne"' $265 AKC reg Ready for I Dream : Canopy bed • r1msh Spinet l Pl' p 0 "' ... • ST 'RTOF~F phones, tyPtn". f1ltn g, uo,uc1Jor«u.4.•"5 d l J 12 lntdrnat1onole l'te 6 Stenhzer Decoration & . . . y tan LONGBF:AC'll ARENA Sii I " " ......, .,... ....., ..., a op ion apvrox an (single I. spindled high "' " ' "" • with bench in xlnt "ond ah -ad m 1 n 1s t rat 1 v e -• t b I 1 d Box 1968. Lakh\• tc w rish. Must Sel'' 973·0838 ' Dee :!!I-Jan 2 "-~L-,.... EW YEAR• Refng Pro~t rrel'. xlnt '! I! r e a e a c PoSter, xlnt cond. beaut " • 546-5605 Iv msi: ~ 9070 Right & join an expand-1 res I' on s 1b1I1 l 1 e ~ cond S?OO 5411 11513 Chnstmas present for j woodgrain wlmatt . box ~on. 97630 9-4 --· --To claim lll·kets. L'all ing"" ·All sortsofopen 1Shorthand preferred • ..,.,0 • • • • wmeooc hardlobuy for h l ....._.. G._.... New Madame Al ex Kimball Piano 3 )r old 6-12 56ill ext 272 •v Send s ......,.....,.. · spnngs, w tte eye et .....-.it-. s m lli Dolls L" uussy Cat, Walnut lhkenew >$9SO ""ck"l•mu~tbec:la1m0d ings for sales peuvle & resume to unnse --Males S300. females • bedspread & s ha m, Sen 1 079 .. ... " '~ ' ' management personnel Sef\ tl'~ Ltd 18013 Sk> Refng Frost free."' nrk' S3Stl matching canopy & cur ten Swrt.'l Tears, Little St:s 548·3994 by l>et· t.!, 1!181
Make big dollars Open· Park Circle. Suite B. good Sl50 S48·ilS13 nr 549-0373 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ter 962 8987 • • •
1 927 5484485 lains. S300 takes all Like ~ -_ S.WllMJ Mochilltt 8092
1ngs tn Santa Ana & rvm~. 14• attention --lfohday love• Springer new 640·5032. wknds : Hummel l>late Colle<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah Marin•
Anahe1moffirc 667·7000 ·J~Sanders. Slove.worksl(ood Span1t'I M. liv /wht, 6 ~1029. llon.'71 '80.forimmed SAMPLE ROOM SELL ~pNnt
ext 100._ j SWEEPERS, MITE clean. $125 mu AKC. all shots SIOO King-su~e Beauty rest sale. + '7S & '80 An Otrr lndustnal sewing •••••••••••••••••••••••
SCTIY to SI 000 IS u b s t •tu le n' g ht --~·8513 or~ 4485 1731 7557 mattress & boxspnn1?s. ni\'ersary plates, S2.200 machines. table & equip-L9758' Chenboat Ding\.
Fortune SOO co seekslsw~pers lo help ~•th asher Cll'an ~ork<. Dach)hund AKC fmle ~.SIOO 673·5415 Orm (71416409003 aher menl. must sell 1mmed Must sell .
figure ori ented tn· custod1aJdut1es,need!d good $85 548 RS13 or mini. RARE, Great Dining table set. china S1!!f1 ~3482_2!1__ (714)8482987
dividualfor key position by Huntington Beach CI 5484485 Chnstmas gift• Very af cl06et & butret Moped. $250. Avple II DESIGNERS DISPLAY Rure' l967 Gla~sp;r, IO
reporting d 1 re ct ly to ty School 01s1. S4.701hr Dryer, clean. works i:ood rt.•ltl011ate $175 obo Call 759.1626 Computer. S'lSOO Dys DISS 0 L VE M ENT . Superltte l'omp custom
controller Bentley Apply 735 14th St. H B $75 tves631·~ Sectional. SIOO. tables 1!33·5m7.evcs 547-2003 manequins, r3('k s . incl 3hp John,,on out
Hayes & Assoc 1570 $JS.9329 __ .548·11513.~44115 N>UOU: Whttefemale, SlS·~.mtrror.12.S &;;;; ;m,fm 10 band ~ts.etc.499·3462·PP boardv. remote tank
Brookhollo"' Dr• 11~. SA TAILOR Kenroore WdSh. d11 SISU 112 ~k s 1 de a J r o r 759.1626 radio. S9S. 39 -80m m Sportiltc) Goodt 8094 S6SO Sel' ut 1829 Port \b
9Z705. 5:'9·2625 Person· for men 's r lothing store Ft1g1datre refng StUO Chnstmas. AKC. SJ80 - -Sigma Zoom Lens Canon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ber,_Nllur call 644-787:1
nel serv1ct> 100' .Cree F time 675.7700. Qas BBQ S75 $49 76118 iS9 t626 Queen Wat erbed · I 2 Your-one stop shopping cenler Moun~ Sl2S 673·6728 Foos Ball table, t!OO or SeaGull Engine 311 p drawers. headboard. Oak firewood oUer. Shon Shaft Xlnl Cond bfrl9..-ator best offer. 67S·S640 for gift items To place VOOI Oellvered __ 673-2066. $200 5411 3297 Ver.· clean 2 dr /\U(IJ Friendly DOCJ SH"V. TRANSFERRED ad 1n lhiS column call I' 0356 Pool b deC~t $15~ G1\'C your . dog o new Mu.st sell· beaut 2.5" rol 8 k ( ;44. la le, 4x7, I" slate, iloah row•r 9040
ho1ce 45 ft Newport
Moonng W boat Sl3.000
080 (714 I 646·4~
· boat slip rental, side
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lease 675·254 l
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•••••••••••••••••••••• bla('k M. A KC. housr pee: an coffe e & end ow_ n home by Darrcll lsnap on top tool box smo days, 998-9550, e\·es installed '71! lltw hr!>, <4h Dunes 1131 Back Bay
bruken. S200 754 6494 tables w. wall units. Xlnt Saunders 848. 401 7 ('all Brand new. c·ost •c~5. lp_ll ~. 827·2854_. 8111 Onan. teak rol'kp1t deck. Dr Newport Beach. onoteach33 year old ESTATE SAL~ -1 ~"NJ k9665210 •PMf l _, -\'HF. CB . AM RIH' daughter wo rld of 1 1 l'oc:kt:r Spaniel Puppies. "'""· 0 un · ..::. -" 2ra P sellS400 OBOS44·7S29 Exercise brke AMF &44.(lSlO Anuqul' automo 11 es. in -· · po~er ~tnl'h. full ran'"' '-!!!1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111!!!!! finance. stocks. bonds & eluding. 1964 Jul(uar purebred males. 8 wks. ,D1nette set. table Hand1pa11~ted PorC'el:11ns OHers./Juke Box, Lug alrmsl new. S3S Call CO\t:r.. Allfishin.i:cq utp 1-mwus. tax shelters, real XK E. 1932 Ltnl'oln 2 \huts. $135. Will hold for w/bUlcher block top, 4 & Fill p1no 1 m ports gage. La Z·B<>Y Recliner ~I. 831-9254 . ITil'nt 6• 00~ 1>lank. in
estate etc W r 11 e door sedan I Parts ('ar I &'hnslll!,3S 960-0150 chairs, Sl75. 549.0373 C6 M'°£.'!1.:v!585 Pnnct-ton Chair, Tv's 494-2833. IS cu ba . gear . S 4 2 5 board bait tank. 2 fight Transportation
Class1f1ed Ad #936 Daily 1..924 Ford Roadster 1954 AK~ lnsh Setter Pup Hatch cover table top. ~-"""'-1974 Rork wel 1 PI 3 te Womens wetswt. si Sm. an~ llhatr~. uul n~iers , •••••••••••••• •••••••••
Pilot, P 0 Box 1560 Jaguar Roadsll'r. 1929 Pll'S Show & Pet 1\\ ail aulhenlic &c beautiful. Coll ect a bl es . M 1 H "Scotty Gel5 Tree" Sl70 $40 963-4147. 962 4812 evs out board k 111 ~.irk . Aircraft 9110 1:: o & l a M e s a Ca Ford pt l' k up , 1 !I :rn ~ah1o117t ~ SI 25 to S350 )450. 548· 1005. 549·3984 Glassware SI up Porta value SllO 1975 .. Angel 'Wet s1.11t-Pnmo &honJohn port atilt bait reret\ er •••••••••• ••• • ••• •••••• ~----Pierre Arro"' 'edJn. "" " Portable wardrobe with ble t y pe~ n ter S30 Wilh Blk Eyt'" '9S value I w1 slttves. S50 used on Long rangr 300 gul5 P.tn« Wcated TYPIST/STAT 1931 Ford 2 door !>edan Poocle "'-' slidmg doors. new cond Trunk S 7 5 S m a 11 ~ Others 2 beaut blue . ~897.5192 fuel 1n 4 1anks, t2<l gals 77 1'210. loaded. OC AP Fi 1 I~ Ford Roadster t' !rd. (wood), value $400, now Sweeper or Vat·uum $20 uphol swivel chairs S200 SURFBOARD 6,11.. ~ater in 2 tunk:. Lt' tnR SOO hrs min. Call Paul or SECRETAIS Y,L ... al taxnarnecl1uarnssta&tem,oernmts5, carJ,19S4Jaguarsrdan. AKL' standar . OFA. $1 50. Call Gl'orge . 675'8172. ea Lro uorgeous F aboard 2 refrtl(s . Jim. 714 -752 2266 or -.,, CParts rarl 19:11 Fnrd shots. cream 7~ _0928 . .., ,. r. Bronzed Aussi, new• reg butane .•tov" w 0\"'n, 213.629.CNll to II Type 70 wpm . IO key. d 642-1966. Ladies Antique 14<.;T Prov coHec table $200. l260 sac 130 SSJ·I038 " " • olU'
Prestigiowllawr1rmhas Non .s moker. Salary pickup.1929for coupl' AUS TRAL I AN WANTED4or6 captains Gold Pendant Watch AllMmt 646·5102 ......... _ . . -roonollllltt c head, t:ipe r-. Sak/ Jan. opening for s1ooomonth CPA firm. (11l·:ir 1 1953Ford ron SHEPHERD P UPS hrs . h bk RunsPerlect Appraised G:ls-20-Sc-h . B'k "'1JluuardByHawk,6'2", deek .s~1mstep.board ~R..;..a." • 91•0 · vertable. 1962 tlond u I Rel(1stered. Reasonable c · or straig t ac tt11n s S200 OBO tr m winn 1 e nodings,SlOO ing ladder. sleeps 6 -A dynamic profe ssional "-ta Mesa Call Carol 0 I b k chrs. reasonable Call at ..,.,., ac U • tra1n1ng Wheel• •As ........, S c c: t r a 1 1 e S50 up 549-LSS5 &Jl-667l w '" -642·7761 Safety eqwpped 3 rirr ••••••••••••• •••.•••••••. with corpo rate ex-at754-l(M0 automobile spare parts. 840-8'709aft6PM -----Barbie Dream !louse rxtinguishers 2 lire CamperShellfor 78 &up
pertise. Bentley ll a)eS & MTRESSES·Apply '" tools & eq u Ip !11e n l ~tt ••• •.o •• Y.CMl···········~·4·5· ,._ s• 8055 r\1wa Fm Stereo tape re-w I (urn It u re. s 4 5 Molobeune Mirage S75, rafts. nare kit . 3 bilge El Camino Sl75 080
Assoc lS70 Brookhollow El M t d M • household furn s1h n"s --r corder CSJI IWalkman 552-0070 2001bwgtsetS7S pumps Sl2.000 CASll ••646·3526 •• __ Or 11114 . SA 92705. person~ a.a or ex . .'·. 1 "'I yr old Shep1A1redale •••••••••••••••••••••••type) Showpnze New -.-----64174ts642741S '72 VW C p 549-2625 . Personnel ican R~t 1768 Newport cunos pictures, can:iera mu<. M. very gentle & Redecorating• Entire S250sell $195494·7374 ev Mncel•eat111 FIRM. Call ans~er ad amper optop
service 100'':-free _!!l~d CM eqwpment & Jewelry To qwl•t Would make great hou se Decorator W.t.d 1081 Stan, RHf.,...t, l!7, 642 000 Camper complete New·
oman to Keep Hse & besoldaL~ubhc·A uctton l rompan1on for s r f\lntishmgs ••••••••••••••••••••••• lar 10t5 22~Chm. Craft Sea i-it.trans.rbltcng,ctc. --------•leoo1t for Eldetl> man 1n onSunda:,-Dec 20· 1981. r1t11.Cn also loves kids 67S·0092 C .. ISTMAS CAR Buying World War 11 ••••••••••••••••••··~·· Skiff With Ne"' port Xlnt cond 53900 . •SECRETARIES• HB Lr\e in or out S da} I at 2pm. at 1182 \.ro'e 5-18 4982 Mediterranean s tyle Transportation for you r Souvenirs Cash Paid LOSING_ LEASE. quit Slip S2800 645-4199 673-21~~586·9741
ConstT70Sl9.200 Wk 714 ~:'l25042 213 St • Un.its F.& G hutch. $300, surfboard, collrgesonordaughter. t Esperially want ttngbusiness.selhngoul --Camper shell ror sm
D1aroond Bar Sl9,200 · /\ n ah e' m · l a 11 f force 10 l?ood home· ma le 1900 MGB GT 22 M r e German Relics.) 55J.4464 I ALL supplies 11nd fix-L97G 24 SKI PJ A~K k StSO OBO T70 Laguna Sl3,200 ~~2 -Purchases to he paid for Oeagle mix Vc.>ry lov. 190. Crige, cameras, oak AM/FM radio. . -------lures including I Tw' n G c y I \ o I ,. u pie u~.13~ art 3
Exp. Consultant Ours Mtrch-.diH in cash. to be remO\ ed 1ng. well mannered desk & chair & toys $2800 960 5996 Display cases. waiting engines, unrler 200 hr::..
LnReindersAgy, Inc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• from premises by 5 pm Xlnl fa m dog 213 Sat/Sun, 234 Albert, · WANTED room rha1rs. Beaut)' I full electron1rs, flush Matoriudlih s 9140
4020 BirchEsl'&4EOE ~ 8005 Inspection pt.!rm 1t tecl 592 l<Mli C M. __ Lad , d d h 11/J HP or L.-qer Salon hairdryers and rod s. holders. out nit •••••••••••••••••••••••
Newport /833·Bl90/Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• between 10 am & 2 pm. Burmese purebrt>d c;;\ 7 Families Garage Sale ~ 5 ~:';~ f'~at~ · Air eo..r.Hor hydraulic chairs. m1r-: gers. dual ball tank:o. & '78 Peugot Mo Ped
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.'I * • * on Dec 20. 1981 All spayed F. 2 yrs, free l~ Sat&Sun 12/19&20.1199 ~ e~o & E · 7.,n6830e es S36-f8JZ rors.shelvesand plants j many xtras Spen.tl Rlue Good Cond S3SO.
DElllE ALLIEE Sales made as is & with g(lod home 673·9192 Dors et L n . C . M -....!· n ve ....., Also. make-up. shampoo Am trlr rated 12.soo lbs. 548·3354
SECRETARY reserve -7Sl-4232, Moped. furn , tl•·-4. 8080 Wanted nnd hair products. w/6 whls. 2 Yr.> old Boal •74 Honda M RSO excellent Responsible, exper'd, 15471 Norwich Ctr Fn.'t' to gd home beaut a ns, to 5 & misc. ....... Twin stroller, Call 6319754 or ne,·er left in water. in for small kids S200 OBO. versatile. gd typing liunttngton Be:i<'h 2/>r old Keeshound . ••••••••••••••••••••••• girls infant c lothes aflers.s9IJ.6S09 xlnt l'und Mu.s t :.te
skills; a unique.priority You are lhe winner or kyc.lft 8020 femllle. very arfer· Ofc dsk , furn, bit'rlb, "Boyschopperbi<'Y<'le smallventedgas heater' (71418482987 8427839 -
positron in a rapidly t~-o rree tickets rSt800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 1ona te . gd with strlr, toys.arc lamp, $40 Stereo Component S48-9197or5"11·2617 Sfort Fi~ Vespa Chio. top shape,
growing company in value>tolht Schwinn Dike Nt!~ <'ht ldren. Call 640·6688 bt case, more 10•81 cabinet. $45. Call afters Glass noor cases, wall Cofl)Oratc Act'ount ~:x $400
Newport Beach Patd ICE FOLLIES & Cn11ser S8S .ifter6pf!!_ Slaler, FV U03. p.m 770-7912. -~ANTE~· 4 dr metal rn unit. omce unll. etr ('('Uttve wants lo lease• 673 3S34
medical & dental· HOUDAYONICE 645-8020 --Furn .. cloth ing , LOSING LEASE. quit· ~~1~~1·4~~an. reas. Make o fter Takt' live·aboard Y.irht v..1thvESPA BRAVO moped~
II 1 d t • ANAHEIM b h FUniffwe 1050 household goods. Start· hngbusiness.scllmgoul :.c. • Deli ve ry In Junuary posslblepurchaseopl1on lomiles,xlnt cond
un mi e opp y . CONVENTION 193~ Schwinn b~ack ••••••••••••••••••••••• ingl>ec.17. IOS6Tulare ALL supplies and fix· Mnk.. KJRKJEWELERS2300 In Npt Harbor Will SJSO 494.7979
645-8782. TER cnuser. mirror ac . BUY Dr C M t . lud' to _ _.... 8083 Harbor Bl C,,.ta M"'•ta Vacate May 15th to Oct --CEN red pin 5trlpe w/lan * * I * * ·· · · ~inc mg · -· "" w '<'.> • '19 f GT I h bl Ott 23-~or &eallnnr.. Must sac. s:zso. Good ed Fumltur"' ._ Display c11:ses. waiting ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54.5-9485 151h llr Required I ox1 . 1g t ue , LONG BEACH ARENA li44Gaft 5 m us ~ .•1 room chairs. Brauty MX.R PHA.5E SHIFTER .-.... William Freeman PO good mpii, net'ds minor
Sttretary Dec 29-J an. 2 · . · . Appliances-OR I w1 I ISTATI PATIO Salon hairdryers and "100" dual controls • -. Box S372Santa Barbara f!Plllr, S325. 546·0 51 ev~
UGAL..FA.SHISL To claim ltckt-ts. call hwtnn Crwser. While selJorSEU .tor Vou ..,.. .. _....sciM hydraulic chairs. mtr· Newly rebuilt, S7 S. tlA,Stwto totl 9.1.!_IM.1805J900·4~4 ·77 Moped . Great I~ Free. Plush Old 642 .. 5678 • ~xt 27Z Walls w/hea vy duty MASTllSAUCTIOM Elec. r oasl ~r S1 5. rors,shelvesandplunts. Bartus-Berry Pre·amp, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chn slmas Gtft Cd
Une needs Llligution Tickets must be claimed rims. $10<l: 546-SS91 646-1616, 13l·f'25 Ban1na bicycle seat. Also, make-up, shampoo $45. 1710 751·8S16 ~~1:~1 ~~~r d~i·v~r~r on ne~Bo~nS~alcrs Con d Pu r h S 3 s O
Sec'y, Trdypping . ~H . byDec.22.1981 Motobecane . s upt'.~Ant1<1uewhltecradle,ror new$7.CIO(hes10&12 andhalrproducta. GIE.ATIUY! Sl48.646-1788 &lnnatobles usedB/W 7~~..Q_
Learn Wo rocessing • • * mrrage. 12 spd. 23 baby or as deco piece 2SC·S5 Christmas de Call831·9754or Yamaha Guitar Model al so Schock boats Pl'Ugrot M O·ped Heavy benefits pkg. frame, almost new ! = 962.3282 roratloM lc-13. Misc. after6,8!J8.6809 ...,......, S 7 Id XI ereo Kenwood AMIJo'M Xlnt Cond S300 Salary to SI, ttS/mo. Antique oak dresser, S 2 2 S . 8 3 3 . 6 9 3 0 -------Sat & Smn. 12/19 & 20th. E.ASONED FIREWOOD r .......... I S. I yro nt Rec elve r, Jansson 67J.2m0 548 3291 Start Jan. '82. C1ll. Elhe w/mirror & harp. S300 dys/S43-62167t'ves Solid Oak Headboard ror 9-4, FOR SALE Delivered cond. 631·3771 Ev Speakers. X Int <'Ond Classic 13' Laps l rake --
O'Brien, 540-5001 . Snell· Very nlcecond 675-87S3 -----dbl bed. Beautiful condl· 7ll·BDelawareSt. H.B. C..ll FAS30-Sssl · lbanu Iceman elec =.After6642·0836 boat, w/trailer. >.Int i7 Motohecane Mo·ped..
Ing & Sn e 111 n g of Deco Walnut veneer lion SlOO. Call 873-9699, --guitar, 1300. Peavey cond. needsrefin , S4SO or Good Con d S2 2 S ·
Newport Beach Agency, bureau S'IS .. 7 drawer oond.Sl20 4 afltr6call879"'308 B:30toSSatonlyl Glus. Black Persian Lamb amp, 80 will. U SO. Z:::!,:,>,:~~:h~~~!!. offer 963-nn. 962·4812 ~-
4.340 Campws Dr .. E.O.E. Walnut dei1k S'IS ' Pine 962 263 NEVER USED · GI 1am"'s, misc ilem• Coat small size, perfect 8*7641 evs ,. evs ='/ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ • .,. HWINN BMX BIKE . · us "' 0 cond. .8*3572 Ready for taJ>f 6' ~ohd = chair w/ ottoman ..,.,. . , top d1netle R2S sec· 19362FijlLnHB "'1w Unear 400 Power Walnut cabinet. 1-:x. MoonnJ? and Pearson 20' tlJO
SICUTAIT/IXIC. 848-7916 's~~: ~r~bl~k"r 3n~~P. ~~~n,a I so f •.l.s,t FAtate Sile! tools. •II R"'luwlaaynr t~emnbn~rcsblulpb. Amp. lat ssoo Gru t lttmely r11re! iclnt rood! bo•l Xlnt toe all on. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Penonntl/ Advertising Slot Machines "" ,..,.a/ oveseat ....,.,, "'" furn .. Ii much misc. " "'"' "' · Condi I 1356. See al 1829 l>ort Ab· Ne rt Bay. 1·525-469S Yimaha Y?.100 dirt bike.
Dept. bu optnlng per All Denominations. S.W.fll.34 Bdrm $540, bunk• 1200. Very reasl 8432 Saru SaE:_SB007m.·1't.790S2-6020days 4119·44771 ext363.83\.C~21 J!!ll.NBort aJle.44·7873 7,._._ like new. never raced,
expansion Npl Bch. Good Working Condi· y·s 26" u.'cd c:ruiscr. Mattress/box lip rings: Cir HB v .. , _. U~ E;°'"j"'d SS.S0/080. $40 0857
financial aervlcu f1rm. lions. xlnt cond .• lully Uc. & re Twn S80, full $90, Qn • 111ne Radio. s.T75. lron 1 ll.l ~ sy oa trlr, -iuki RM 125C 1978
Good typing. ahorthand. 67$.IJ07 Privale Party_ JisteredS7S.S48·1021 M MORE! !nO-mCll Ga~e sale. Balboa Al!Oque Bed End Head 'Dll't Ill. it. I";"\ vtrit•fXIOrC:r:~z~~~· Xlnt COftd. Rblt eni by
.............. Non.smoker. ys JO.speed Olympiad Bunkbeds gdrond ls · IJO~ Agate, Sat board $100 Huddle Wt1 .. lt --s .W0.499-2318 ..,.... ·-.. Cllrft'-1 S• . chf .,,. si:.C · Ii Sun. Homemade Couch ·S7~'44·S7$4 1 GIMtM ...._..._. -"640-0~.;;lZJ:;:;..:;bt;;..;w.;.;;n;..;l;...;2"'". __ -1 Dec ll' 20th t AM at 17 m rame _, ..... c11&&1n1ran. round ~. • . row_, lf<J'iDA XR·75 new rond.
. . ~9'·'71178 67S-1351, 875-1107. •uto tranamlsalons ' CLOCKS ..... ~ .a.. .. S! On dlllplay it our dO<'ks Less lhan 26 ml '450
dlCllTAIY• ~J,. °<fi:,•~,:~ 1!'i1~ es' bikt, 28" louring HOLIDAY SPECIAL; miac'.f73.3913. 31/day wall clock. $75. ' • .. uw In Lido Villaa.-. Call tor c:uh. Noell. S4A·7364
3·sPffd. light• " gen. Beaut couchldo tceat 64W803 afterU wknd~ ... beauti I a demo. appt 87S-9007 --hit p1ced Realeat1tt ques. W)'S. motor part.,, · v • Sale al mist lterm Incl. 8' · · t'Y•. 911)..1725 "76 FOXY low milts. Xlnt <rfltt Mfd• shirp, well furniture ind much like new, ~ price S7S. mUlt 11c! 548--0428 bm. D>wattlten!o. um Port Buutlful 7' blue rox nuslc by TRAomND YACHTS (Ofld . tnru l32S Must
orianiud Gal. 1Swpm, ~. ~. 7Sl,..t03. Mauro S4M834,m307wll 1 NBt-SS1t/Son •urf. like new. only istitg your :is· Ch T 1 ~.ull Tom.
with aood Secretari1I ~a and 1ged re· evts.~-0952 --KinJ S& Bdrm Set Suitt. 1Contlnued s Family . mOl3&-7279 lllWl'lted musical Bit by ~~~aa~ne~~.;, 5411 otlt
ltllls. cord& $1,000; Limoges early new 19" lOspd $500. Muslvt Limp, 1 Gance s.ie Must Go• for Sale! Santa Cine wtr•-t"' dsl ld'd w/elc:ctronlt·~. '78tlONOAChl25S 1 place pl1tu. wldt bib with bask'el. ISO. .Tablt SJ.SO.M ·'11G.I JWSallla~aAve.CM velvet suit $50. Also :.::.:.":;'p1·"1o't ownranxlous.$37.500. Gem!Low440llml Mu~t ~ h~y: 933.2900 =bonier Z2K 1old, hand 157 1133 after~ m. _ Antique Sewlnt lhchlne. &t Dawn tlllT Pacific: Eltttric railway 11~ IHl•J .s· Colonial S.f '71 , t w &\50. W ID
Orwbll &Jilt 11owtrs.•ttoll2 Stin1r1y. 11trl1 •.2Rttlln~rs,ll0011. Cll.ltr9tClllr.Scbwlnn bl1rtdc:an•map$25. Gift GtiM dsla, lcl'd w/elertnwilu, '78 Hondi to Trlh h.
• m.1~ 6 I boys. Ukc: new! 170 f.:lec Rotlutere, $$0. It IPd. Sofa bM. Rane:~ m.0'73I _ 0. W C. 80' or MSK iwver !Md, 47 mi .,_
flllllt c1mr In u.e 011• Roehrs. ·1110 • .!!:,«21 :t0.14-4.C~-eM-TIOI llilk llde, ~•ch Wqne1'tnnl1 Club m.11!71m.980172$ IG'11'11
Wk.hr, lJot Cood, 117$. llwlnn Bch Crul1tr. ad Beds Xlftleood. __. ...,.., t. Alto raall1 ll1mbe11hlp 12' Gl11P1r. newt1 pal•t· •• 90, ntr Niod sns.
Hard Rock lhplt. ... Cllltom 1m bo1• 24 '' .. a ........... Ill/Sun SJ.too Call l·Ul·llOJ ed. lftdudn dollit 1700 Y11111h XS $00, '"'·
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'150 .wlK42S IESTOfflll $ !WltlOllll AREHERE! P2'7w/a_lr &autom1t1c CLEARANCE ~lrv1neAvt IT'O.M1r 848·3143 'II Honda ATC 110 (~UKZI Miida 97ll Comr In & drive tht' Low m1lt•Ke. ona & Ntwport Beach '12 Oldl 98, Brou11h1m
t.•shkenew' •••••••••••••••••••••u leading d1ntl1 Avalla llhfUll' WUN3t31 lAI o Yoo are lht winner or Md*11, loaded, V 8 ena . .ooubo~·MHl!lOurnn fOYOfA.Y~YO ble ror 1mmed111te di' onewlth•spd.> SALE' two free tickets m8 00 !lat $15,600. UOO m1
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SCAMP Tra,·el Trailer MUSTSHI 714 'i.40·6410 187111leachOlvd 1422000 OlkSW G yellow /white. 18 .000 stereo, 8 track. SJ9s.tl All fiberglass. lij!ht '790atsunKmgCabV6, WEIUY ~ 842·2000 • V A EH le miles. fully equipped. PrivPty675·7667eves_
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&Ac:cessories 940C B~l.!_644-9325 n. .... •Ml, _..ftr a 842-2000 '69 BKtra Anniversary £d111on tires Clean Good Cond ••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• '76 GMC Pick P ' I ..,,11am1te sport s.-uan 5 ,.. -'67 912. S spd . good com!' '&S vw BUG shl'll 0 • • on. spd . air. leat , alloys ustd Mtf'Cedes must sell ' ss700 ra~h. 'fiii vw Bus. xlnl cont.I, 2 dr. 61.000 m1, I owner, Loaded wlall xtras & 189S. Call Phil 675 7]]!_
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$SAVE SA.YES E~t 45 Gal Gas Tank TODA\' 1_?131594·93-17 Ivory "''tlh rl'd lt'alher 1963 Holls Ro)<'!.' Phan D~Tiamitc 5 spd. t•oupe ly eleetnc·. stereo Super ••••••••••••••••••••••• bestorfer498-7390 __
WITH USED PARTS Ilea') Out} Shocks & '76 280 Z AM f'M l'as' intenor. hai. all 1x1~s1bll ~~ 5· body h} H J Air <'ond 'tereo. mag:. new mtenor v top. P'w. '74 Cougar, loaded. air. i 4 Ply Duster 6·rYI. l
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AlJTO St:PPLY '76 Ch I t s \ --lhis 1s amU!>l ~ec1·ar"' $]5.000 1320 9393 $6995 1972 Cadillar am rm 101 N Manrhester ~eedse~~~ $~~ ''" Raf 9725 SA.DDLEIACK IMW · power, c,·erylhtn!!. runs MilstCWJ 9952 'fi7 Plymouth Barracuda,
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'57 Oldsmob ile Hrlbour~ COSTA MESA CllEfB IMW SEF.CAR' · I t•assettepla>er 6100m1 '77TOYOTA Red Re1ge \'elour 1840PCS I
fuel 111Ject1on. S80 offer 979-2500 ~A.DDLEIACk IMW I S23.500 aft er 5 1191 62111 1 Very ~hJrll l'urolld am fm raso;ctte. air $3895 9aJlaller6~~7912 Tht 831-2040 495.4949 8911588
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MY LIP5TICK'5 5MEARED Al..l OVER
MY FACE! DON'T GET UP/ I'L.L ~E
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AN HOUR.
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LADY?
. DOCTOR SMOCK
SO, WHA-r PO ~ owe YA FOR "T"He
PHYStCAt-., Pac?
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I DON'T BEUEVE AL.L "TUE WORK CJJE
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f'l-A'i W11l1 A 1.1\/ING TAPLllAO :
OF. IHE FIRSI Cf.fRIS"fMAS!! v
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11\J SWAV''7LIN6 CJ...OTHES
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A puullst with• kNck
for mysfltytng friends
suspended 1 Owlat·
mu greeting from the
celllng. rnobllt fish· '°"" • ~n lboYe. He 9ltl thll by IN-
grem"'lng letten of
tech of three words.
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~retftbled letten of
..ch word In seperate
groupings.,
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dlacuuJon -until one
of the guests dis·
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.WILL I OF!=EJJ.O . AM/ONE IF I 5AY MERRY
CHRISTMASf
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By Gus Arriola
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' .JOY 10
THI:
WORLOf
. by MacNelly
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Decembef 20, 1981 Daily Pilat
UJCIANO WIMOITI (opera ID);
When you ~. you get back men
than you can pn9hlv imagine. And
the forms of ~ take root and
!J'C)W; you get feedbad< years after
you .. gave." When f m out there, on-
sage, I five ~ to the au-
dience. I try to do the wne •&age.
So far. it worics.
THB1l
DOll.Y PAR10N <~~
adral): It's better to give than receive
because the Bble says so. But the
Bli&e didn't know that f d haw 11 bro-
thers and sisters. umpmen nieces and
nephews. J spend too much time buy-
ing and giving. rm having ser1ous
thoughts as to whether the Bi>le is
right.
· ~ All Agree That Ifs Better to Give
Than to Receive. But Why?
~ pollal ow ukbrtty /rimd8. and this ii what they told us:
SENATOR WDJJAM PROXMIRE:
(D.-Wis .): It is not onJy better to give
than to receive. It Is also more fun. es-
pecially when it comes to things like a
helpmg hand, a note of admiration oc
affection and. yes, the Go&derl Fleece
~-OJ<., I admit my Go&den
Fleece ~ may not be the best
Chrisbnas gift around, but I do hope
those who receive u will, ln the Jong
run, bendt &om the way all of us
beneftt from critidsl 11; and, indeed, it
is better and much more fun to glve It
than to get It.
VIRGINIA GRAHAM (TV persona1111y.
aulhor): It Is 50 much better to give
than to receive. for seM5sh reasons.
You are spared the drudge of taking
back what you receive. And the stuff I
usually get has last year's date on It -
FROM 1HE .. ASK'" EDITOR
• When visltoa to Monaco hear that
every child In the prtndpa)ly is invited
to Prtacw Gna•a annual Chrimnas
party. they're ammed (imagine Presi-
dent Reagan throwing open the doors
of the Whiae House to a&I the kids in
D. C .) wrti1 il's J>C*1t,ed out that only
those young5tlm who are Monegas-
ques (born in Monaco or in ~
countdes of Monegmque parents) are
lnvlled, and they don't add up to
thousands. The guest lilt is around
400 (Monaco Is uoy smal). Aho.
festivilia are held In the belroom of
the Loews Monte-Omo and not Zit
the Pink Palace. ll's said the royal
~ isn't ~ ~ for such a
50 It's too late to return. and rm stuck
with it.
.IACQUES BEUJNI (Joshlon df.
dgncr): I prefer giving, which Is a
subde way of announcing "fm aftve,"
a way ol ~ contact with
th05e fve lost touch with during the
year.
MELBA MOORE freoonllng rtar·
actras): lbere's a warmth about
~ that is <Menmt from
mob scene. But
could il be that the
Princess would
raithe have the
mes~ from
home -jusl the
way so many
moms prefer to
have their kids' a...t
bkt:bday parties at an loe-aeam parlor,
ndher than In ma own basemei its?
Complains ,.._ Oller: '"fang
asks me for the same thing every
Christmas -a dMxce. Since I didn't
know what to do. last year I gave him a
pen that wr.es under water -and he
almost drowned" ... Medieval her-
bQilsts recommended mistletoe fat'
aD other kinds ol !1vin9. I suppose
what I enjoy moea Is the f eeftng It gtves
me, almost like li.uptng down hot
chocolate; I get all oozy a.nd warm. I
also like pW\nlng what to buy, figur-
ing what my family and friends need
most.
HAROlD ROBBINS (outhor): I get a
kick out of giving. What the hell , It's
only money, and If It makes someone MA>Y. gjves them a lift. r don't mind
s o lving body
disorders and
heart prob&ems.
But where did
the custom of
smooching under
It originate? h' 5
hard to be exact.
Stiae:r but trivia hunters
claim It stems from Norse mytho&ogy.
when misdetoe was dedicated to the
goddess of love.
If Jedde Bimlet oould resurrect
someone &om hlstory, and 6nd him or
her propped up by the lrM on Christ-
mas morning, she'd pick Wlliam
Shakespeare. Said the star of Rkh and
Famous: .. He'd be marwlous to chat
PRO .._.. w. 11m11a.. aaiorney. chamnmi . Untwr-
..i Sodlll Sealrfty Study PRO AnD con
Social security was designed to
COYer al wOOdng Americans. The
exempting of stale and Federal
WOfbn was enac1ed for reasons
no longer ~. Most exempt
WOiken. because they rnoonJight
in Soda1 Securtty<avered employ-
ment, earn disproportionate
benefits due to a oomplicated bmula which favors
lhe low-Income worica. This produces windfall
beneflb. &.ndlng oownge to all Ame1c:ans will
proctum bl1b'5 o1 dolms 1n addldotw short-term
revenues. The ln91111teoce by Gowmrnent employees
f0t favored trutment further diminishes their status
In the eyes of the general woridng populadon. -----·-----.......... .,,_,c.,-,_, ... ..., i......,. --...... -· 11112.., ... ,,. ..............
leaYtng this worid a bit pocxer. J stick
to the adage. ii' 5 not the gift. ~ s the 1hou!t4. What's Important Is the
knowledge that you're remembered,
that someone cares.
LE11T1A BALDRIGE (dqutdU U ·
~): h Is better to <;jve than receive
because one has the ~ of
he~ someone, plus the satistaction
of knowing It taka character to realize
one will never be thanked sincerely.
ln other words, the old saying, "No
good deed goes unpunished" holds
true more often than not!
MARIE OSMOND ftet::Ording star·
octnaJ; Knowing that someone
knows I thought of him or her, and
didn't expect that I wouJd, makes me
feel wonderlul. Oui!tmas Is the time J
can show that I care and that I thought
of De.c. 25 long, long beforehand. for
the gifts I give are obviously not I~·
minute purchases. J find giving to be
soothing, &k.e rubbing aeam Into a
sunburn.
Tilere's a saying, "'There's one in
every aowd,. -and our crowd Is no
exception. Nine out of 10 like to give.
The 10th one does not:
JIMMY COCO. (star of Only When I
Lough): I bke nothing better than re-
cetvtng. rm tired of !jving. I've been
doing it for too many years. I've
started a new system. When I receive.
then J give. not before. No receMng.
no giving! And I ~ on a par with
what I get -a peanut for a peanut. a
sweater for a sweater.
wtlh. rd have no trouble coming up
with a list of at least a hundred ques-
tions. off the top of my head. I'm
assuming he'd be as good a conversa-
tionalist as he was a Writer" ... Ever
wonder what oountry singers would
like to find under their Onistmas trees?
&.rbera Mamkd goes for the prac-
tical. She's hoping to unwrap some
long underwear. to keep her cozy and
snug for her ski vacation next
month ... Jerry Stiller is hoping he 11
be spared his usual assortment of
.dwJese this year. He has had some
unfortunate experiences with it:
"Sina! it spends !iO much time in
the mail. the cheese shouldn't
spend any time 111 my stomach. -
The pleasure is baek.
BARClAY
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Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
Hw fot the Hollda!JI
Don't Let Family Togethetness
Dtlve You Apart
Oaestnuta roolltfng by an open Jfre, your mother-in-law nlppin' at your noee. If that's what's bothering you, Bunky, thts ought to cheer you up.
By rTloty Elin 8olfett
Rt this time of year most of us
look forward to reuniting with
our fatdes for a holiday oele·
bration. But not an c.elebratSons
run smoothly. As family members find
themselves together again. tensions
can arise. tempers flare and fights
erupt.
ln some cases bad feelings surface
because our holiday hopes are
unrealistic. The optimSic spd of the
seasoo leads us to expect a joyous
f.amjy gathering -and \lo/hen reality
doesn't measure up, we feel cheated.
'We devek>p major expedatlons of
the way things should be, .. explains
Arthur Freeman, professor of
psychology at the University of Penn·
syfvania ... A good part of It ~ to do
with the way ln which the holidays are
portrayed by the media. The holidays
are touted as a lime for giving.
Everydl.ing's gotng to be good now. If
we expect that our dinner Is going to
be something out of The ~and
It's not, we become very upset. h's at
such variance wtth our e:xpectations."
"There's a myt h of the
holidays, .. adds Owns Rotman . pro-
fe:5llOI' ol psychology at Babson Cot·
lege. ..togetherness, giving and
• 1 !11 11 ---lt ~ If I : -~ llql I,, I I i .-. ; ~~. 'I
receiving of love. peace and good
will. But, 'tis the season not to be jolly
necessarily." Upon rell.lming home,
he notes. what we may experience.
along with a.II the pleasures we've
always found there. are the same old
problems. "It's like being in a
flashback." Dr. Rotman states. w At
hotiday gatherings, people go back to
the dynamk:s of their previous rela·
tionsh.ips. FamUy confrontations are
reawakened. Old feelings of frusmt.
tion, rejection. anger and ~
may be revived."
The person who wants to be
treated as an adult may be &ustmed
by ~ who refuse to relinqWsh
old rtvabies or. more signj6cantJy.
parents who still want their offspring
to play outworn. childish roles. '1'he
individual's accomplishments and
maturity may be diminished by the
parents," Dr. Rotman explains. 'The
parents may want to retain their iever-
age and not acknowledge that the
child has made It."
Further complicatlng the situation Is
the fact that the returning child may
feel tom between the need for paren·
tal love and the desire for independ-
ence. On one hand. the child may
want to retreat to the ease and securl·
ty of a juvenile role. On the other
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hand, he may want to take center
stzlge and command respect as an
adult. "Children would like to be ac-
cepted as adults and also recreate the
enWonme1'lt they had when they
were young," states John McCarthy,
associate professor of psychology at
Falrfte.Jd University. "'No matter how
independent you are, there's always a
degJ'ee of dependency. Parents are
very significant peop&e in your life.
You always want to be lowd by
them."
Parents, on the other hand, may be
made unhappy by their children's
desire for independence. "The
parents get hurt. They feel rejected,"
Dr. McCarthy nota. "There are some
parents who hope for a~ dose·
ness with their c::hlktren at holiday
time," explains Phoebe Prosky, famdy
therapist wtth the Ad<erman Institute
for Family Therapy In New Yori< City.
"Holidays c.an rekindle the pain of let·
ting go."
Still other factors, unrelated to
family~. may oontrl>ute to
the feeling of discounlgancnt. Re-
union hotls are often tired and tense
from preparing the get--together.
Guests may be exhausted &om trawJ.
Ing distances. Even the time of yar
a m play a role. "The holidays come
at the beginning of winter, and this
can be a downer." JX>ints out Dr. Rot·
man. lhet-e is also a certain amount
of year-end inventory-taking: Old I
get the r&w? Were my expectations
met?" If the answers to these ques-
tions are negative, he JX>ints out. "a
person can come to the tabie ready to
explode."
What's more, a feeling of
disappointment about the year can be
comJX>unded by questioning from
curious relatives: "You're expected to
give a stA!ltUs report on where your life
ls at. and if your life Isn't going weU
this Is going to promote resenb'nent."
Rotman adds.
F inally. overindulging in food and.
especially. drink. can be stressful
and aeate p~. As Dr. Mc·
Cart:hy notes. "~ people
drink too much they have a tendency
to say things they regret."
The most important step In having
a hobday you and your family won't
~ the experts say. is to work at
changing your attitude -and not to
worry so much about changing your
family. Try to keep your hopes within
reason. "The hick ls largely in the ex·
pectations." Dr. Prosky explains. "Go
into it without expectatk>ns, knowing
that things don't generally tum
around. We have a sense of things be-
ing more changeable than they are. It
really takes years and yeas for things
to shift."
"Be aware of the holiday myth,"
Dr. Freeman cautions. "WOO< with the
family you have and don't expect
them to be something they're not."
Once you're home. Dr. Rotman
suggests. ..stay on neutral subjects.
Try to structure the situation by setting
&mits on what can or cannot be dis·
c:ussed. Don't put yourself In a detri-
mental J)OISition by overeating or over·
drinking." Sometimes, making the
vtstt a brief one can result in a happier
reunion. he notes.
.. U you want to change your role in
relation to someone else." Phoebe
Prosky adds, "change your own
behavior. Do the opposite of what you
would normaly do." You thus create
a domino effect: Yow new behavk>r
triggers new behavior from the other
person.
Should things fal apart ... spite of
your effor11. Or. McCarthy advises, try
not to overreact. "Don't tum It into a
c.atmtrophe if tt goes wrong," he says.
"U you're human. you're going to
mess up ... The Important th!ng ls ll!J
recovery.
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By NonGy Josephson
For years, trainers and coaches
have wondered why certain
athletes are able to shut out the
noise, bright lights and frenzy
that go along with competition.while
the;, teammates are unnerved by such
distractions.
The anS"Wer, as it turns out. may
have to dp with psychological train-
ing. Some researchers believe that the
ability to cope with stress makes the
difference between gMng a mediocre
perfonnance and a dazzJer.
.. It's the ability to take control of
yourself -not to give m to the emo-
tional factor In competition,~ says Dr.
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fessor at San Jose State University.
oo-author of Sports Psyching: Pfaylng
Your Be# Game All of the Tlrne (J.P.
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psychological conditioning In athletes .
.. After talking to lileraDy thousands of
athletes, we found that people who
were succesQul practiced a ca121in
running at a winning stride. The
point, says Tutko. ts to ~get the feeling
of what It was like to do it right."
Research shows that mental
rehearsal does have an Impact on
performance and outcome. It works,
experts say, because the constant
repetition makes the player 50 familiar
with the moves. he automatically slips
into the right action.
WhUe the key to the proc.es.s Is
mental rehearsal. the technique won't
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and relax, says Dr. Richard Suinn. a
Cok>rado State University psychology
profe560r and psychologist for the
U.S women's track and field team.
Dr Sulnn teaches his athletes to
Stzly calm by using a system for "pro-
gressive muscle relaxation." They
start by tensing and relaxing the right
hand, the right foot. the left hand, the
left foot, until they've covered all the
muscles of the body.
Concentration IS achieved with a
system called .. centering." which
heJps the athlete take the focus off
For athletes. rekvcalion is the first step on the rood to uictory.
kind of self-mind control, using any
one of a series of technjques that got
them to relax. concentrate or change
their attitudes. These people were do-
ing it automaticaUy. They thought
everybody did."
Clearly. ~y doesn't. But
now thae's a movement afoot to
teach athletes how not to give in to
anger. fear. anxiety and frustndion -
emotions that can negatively affect
their performance in competition.
This psyc.hok>gical training Involves
teaching not only a system foT c.on-
centratk>n and relax.ation, but also
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sal,.. In which an alhJde mentaly
rehearses the successful moYeS d his
or her game. For tnsaano., the athlete
recapCures the feeling of how he held
his mm when he threw the baD well or
how he moved his leg when he was
what's going on around him and rum
his attention inside.
Like Tutko, Suinn believes image
rehearsal c.an lead to improved
technique for playen1, though it can •t
be used to teach someone something
he's never done.
Other experts in the field are using
different methods for getting athletes
into good mental shape. Dr. Daniel
Landers. a sports scientist at Arizona
State University. for example. is
working with biofeedback to help rifle
shooters improve their performance.
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beat and pu.lling the trigger between
sounds -because even the beat of
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Yes, ffiatlo, Christmas Present a Pomander
Delightfully fragrant
pomander balls are fruits
studded with cloves and
sometimes rolled in a mixture
of aromatic spices. They're
just perfect for scenting a
room or perfuming a drawer
-and they make inexpen-
sive presents.
needle or nut pick and im·
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clove into each hole.
Next, pierce the fruit from
stem to blossom end with
knitting needle. and suspend
for several weeks until the
skin of the fruit appears
thoroughly dry Twist the
needle often to keep it from
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Trees Can Last By C.Z. Guest
Celebrities Celebrate
It is customary in our Jami·
Iv to put up the tree two
weeks before Christmas and
leoue II up through New
Years. Unfortunately, by the
time January gets here our
tree is as dry as a bone with
half its needles fallen on the
floor. Do you have any sug·
gestions for making it lasl
longer?
M&rlo Thomu
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Most Christmas trees are
cut in bulk, then shipped.
They can anive at their des-
tination anywhere from a few
days to two weeks later. Your
tree is probably already start·
ing to dry out before you
even get it up.
The solution is to go to a
tree farm and cut your own
tree! Be swe to bring a tape
measure -trees look
smaJle:r outdoors. It's safer to
use a saw rather than an ax
for cutting. When you get the
tree home, make a new cut
diagonally across the base of
the trunk. Then put it in a
stand that holds water. This
freshly cut tree should last
weU through the hoUday
season.
What Information can you
glue me about the Amaryllis
plant?
Euble Blab
The Amaryllls Is becoming
as much of a Christmas tradl·
tion as evergreen boughs
and holly. It Is one of the
most exotic. exciting flower
bub ln the world. OrtginaUy
it was a tropical flower. but
C.Z. Guat la o notJonollv
known gardening e~rt.
lAMILY wtEllLY, ~ 20, t91t • t
range of life styles. Dutch bulb experts devel·
oped it into a flower that
could bloom indoors year
after year. Colors range from
orange and deep red to
whites and pastel pink. The
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direct or artificial light, mak·
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Aher planting your Arna·
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is water it occasionally. It
grows quickly. Flowers ap·
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planting, and they are one of
the most beautiful sights of
the season.
The best fruits to work with
are lemons, oranges and
limes, but pears and apples
can also be used.
When your pomander is
ready, push a crochet hook
through the hole made by
the knitting needle and
thread some pretty ~
yam through It. IAJ
Pierce the skin of the fruit
aU over with a smaU knitting
Leave it al behind without leaving it al behind.
Getting out to where the deer and the antelope play
can be a lot of work. And getting aU that camping gear
out there can be downright impossible. let alone dis -
couraging.
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room for a cooler. a camp stove. a lantern and even a
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the Honda ATC has three big balloon tires. So even
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or camping.
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you figured on. They're so much fun. it's easy to get
carried away.
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Ate You a Victim
Of Adolescence?
hamper
(b) the time I had a bone reset wtth·
out anesthesia
(c) nothing In particular
that you are or soon will be a victim of
adolescence. U you still are unsure.
try this test: Treat your child like an
adult; then trellt your child like a
child . U your child acts like a child in
the first Instance and Uke an adult In
the second. you definitely are raw1
infected. IAJ Sy Corol Eleen RlnzJef
Adolescence Is an Insidious con-
dition: usuaDy silent and in-
visible, it has been known to
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are unaware of the cause of their in-
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scream and cry.
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I . The amount of money I spend
feeding my child is
(a) about the weekly food budget for
an urban famUy of four
(b) about the weekly food budget for
an urban family of parakeets
(c) about the same as it always was
2. When I try to hug my child
(a) I wonder if I should use a stronger
mouthwash
(b) he or she leaves magazine articles
about Ince.st on my desll
(c) he or she hugs me back
3. When I ask my child how he or
she Is. he or she
(a) tells me how happy he or she is
and bursts Into tears
(b) tells me that they are studying the
Spanish Inquisition in school and I
shouJd be a guest lecturer
(c) tells me he or she is fine and
wants to know how I am
4. When I ask my child how school
was today, he°' she
(a) tells me school Is fine and wants
to know how I am
(b) tells me they are studying the
Spanish Inquisition and I should be a
guest lecturer
(c) answers c.ommunk:attvely
5. If I share a bathroom with my child
In the morning
(a) there Is no problem with my get·
ting to use It before 6 A.M
(b) there Is no problem with my get-
ting to use it after 8 A. M.
(c) there Is no problem wtth my get·
ting to use it
6. For Chrimna.s. my child asked me
for
(a) a subsatptlon to Hairdo maga-zme, a razor or plasnc surgery
(b) his or her freedom
(c) none of rhe above
7. When I want to use the telephone
outside of school hours. I
(a) tel my chlkben the house is oo
ftre
(b) go next door
(c) just pick It up
8 . The music my child seems to en-
joy listenfng to reminds me of
(a) wet socks at the bottom of a
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GRASSHOPPER BAUS
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syrup. aene de rnm1tie ancI ciene de
cacao. Add wafer aumbs, 5tirring undl In·
gredients are moiltened.
2. Wldl hands. knead mbdw'e wd wd
mixed. Forni Into 1-tndl bals; rol In
~und almondl. Presa one tlivered al-
rrmnd rno top at eech Sear. 1n ~
oowred cocltlllil• at lult 1 weeit to blend
flavors. Malaa 4 dci.n
~ 0r-aww-a.Ir. Folow ha:
nq>e. Subdute 1 box (11 ozs.) vanJlla
wa6m. aushed (31/4 ~ ~ ~ waes. Reduoe com tyn.lp to 1{4 cup. Use
3 t.able5poo.15 wnwe aene de meNhe and
2 ~ white aane de cacao.
Malta 21/z doler1
PEANUI' BUTTER DIPPED
COCOA BONBONS
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1. Beat cream m.. and milt In small
mixer bowl until lldly; blend In confec.
tionas' SlJ9111f, axoa and Vlll'lllla. 5elr In
m.115. 0. until fnn encx.9i to hmde.
2. Shape lnlO Yi·lnch bels; place on
waxed paper-lined tray or baking $heel.
Chill, unoowred, 3 to 4 hows. Centers
should feel dry to touch bl!fore coating.
3. In top of double~. stir peanut buUl!r
chips and shor••111 und melted. Dip
chilled oentl!n Into peanut bu1lilr mbdwe;
remow wlilh fork. To mnow ecass pea·
nut butaer mixture, slldt fork acrOIS nm of
pen -..era! limes.
•• Slide from kn upl6de down onto
Wlllf.ed paper. swtitng "lhread"' of peanut
butler from fork aero. top for a deconiliw
touch. Oli. Sten In a cool place.
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1. In a sa•iapan, combine sugar, sow
cream, butter and all. 8uJtllr Iida of
pen. Mbt OOCI09 and .,..., and • into
IA' apan. Bring to a bo6J and boil until
238 Of. on a candy thermomnu or Wttil
a small amount of syrup fonns a bell
when chopped Ir*> cold ---1. Rauow from ha and ad ID iw...
warm. Stir in nuts and bm onlij und
mixture jusl starts to ttudcen. Sprad
cvmly Into a f<Jil...lined 8-lnch squaN pen.
3. In • saucepan, oomblne condensed
mll< and chips. Stir until smooth and
mded. Spread mbtture evenly owr
coc.oe fudge.
4. Chll until ftrm . Uting foil, pul fudge
from pan and cut wllh • shmp knife Into
1-lnch squares. Maka about 36$quc:ra
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1. In heavy. 2-quart •np-1, mill .....
wam and oom ¥UP· 5*riog conltandy,
be1ng to bo6I over meda.im hat. Continue
cooking, .amg ocamonaly urd "211PCf·
an on cmxty lha1nome111 rw:ha
2380f'. or until mal amount ol rmxiur.
dropped !nm wry ex>ld Mm bms ..
bal, which flattens on ~ from wmr.
Remove from hMt.
2. &Ir In mmbmallowa and I~
Cldrld;..., until~ .. rndi9d.
Add null Ind tllr und Will colilled. Tum
onto waed pipr.
S. WWI CM> bks. "Pl'* nt11a wtlllls d
wenn (mbdwe will t. wry ttic:ky), Cool
.wrlll hows or until Id. S.O.. In ~
CICJiYISlld CICIHlllWIC. Maira 1 ~ pouncil
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mbdln and com cwnly; U\ake al any ex·
oe11 ~· Place pretJllis on w.ud
pepss'"-d CX>Olck tfleftl.
3. Otm In Nfr9i'*" W1til COilllng sds
(about 15 minutia). Gcndy loomi &om
IAo9Xed paper. Serve lmmeclildlely or *" In 191gw.,. unlll rwty to saw.
Nolca crboul 50 dipped prdl1ds
NEW ORI.EANS PRALINES
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hour). t*ltng~ undl ....... ...,.
rw:hes 2380f. on candy thmnommr or
until trMI amount ol mhcturt dlupped In·
to vay cold wmr bms a d. bel. wt*h
8irarrw on ~ from ~. Remow
fromhlrlt.
l. Add mMgllrine Ind Vlll'6.. a. about
1 "*"* °' und wal bl.nded. Add nuta: * wd a>.-1. Quackl)I drop by lllble-
~ arm w..t Pll)9' on cxdda
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Natl: ~ wl QA'dil If cook.I too
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FRUrt AND NUT
WHITE FUDGE
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1. Ora. an 8 x 8 x 21ich baking pan. In
a medlwn..m heavy saucepan p8c:e
sugar, n6, c:hc:>coAim, buaa. oom syrup
and Siik. Cook CNer o'l>deiare heat. llir·
rtng ~ un!ll tell!plll'lllllft Nadies
2360f. on • cady lhermommr (the rm·
IUr'C '°'"'6 • toft bal when • small amount
15 dropped In cold .,.., .
l. Ranow from h8llt ~;cool to
UOOf. or until auMwerm. Add vanMla; 9dr
Ylgorously wllh • wooden spoon wd thick
and mbdure beglll6 to -tls 'lJt:1$&. Quick·
ly tar In nuts a dMl'Jies. Spead In Jn'"
plln!d pan. a.a. Cut Into llfl-R:h
5Qume5. Malia 25 (J llNncJi) ~
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I. CombN owr hoc (noC bo6lng) wam,
ml& ~ rnonels and wgttat*:
shonlning. Hat untl1 rncnels are rnded
and mbdure Is smoodl.
l. Remow from heat and sdr In raillns
and h.M the Mnonds. s.ned Into ""8lled
pipr-lned 13x9x2.n:h baking pan.•
Spmw. mnalnS1g Mnocids on top. 0.
In 1c&vumx until reedy lo mw, at ....
30 "*tum. IWore IB"Ying, break Into
bitie-s. piecm. Maka J ,,, candv
• Cut waed peptf long ~ to ltwif
candy can be .-ly llftld out of pan.
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heel urd d"'5 .. mellrld and rnbdl.n ..
srnooeh.
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By Eliot Kaplan
J
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FESSING UP
~ht percent of
Americans have cheated
on their Income taxes,
while 45 percent have
cheated on their spouses.
according to a recent ethics
survey by Psychology To·
day. Crhe 24,000 res·
pondents reflected a
higher-than-normal percen·
tage of women, the young
and the educated.)
Among other indiscre·
tlons. 93 percent admitted
driving faster than the
speed Umlt; 68 percent took
office supplie:s home: 60
percent pa?ked illegally: 47
percent took fraudulent sick
days from work, and 33
percent lied to their best
friend about something lm-
port2lnt In the last year.
Eighty-four percent of
those who had extramarital
sex and 59 percent of those
who fled on their income
raxes admitted feeling guilty
about their actions. Which
leads to one of two conclu-
sions: Either guih has little
effect on preventing un·
ethical acts, or Imagine how
bad things would be If we
didn't feel guilty.
YOU GOTTA HAO HEART
Anal tnlnutea
They say pro basketball features heart·stopping excite·
ment, and one fan almost proved It last May. Two months
after suffertng a heart attack, an avid Celtic$ fan was
monitored as he watched the cltmacttc seventh game of
the playoffs between Boston and the Philadelphia 76ers
on TV. That morning, his hear1 nate was 60 to 80 beats
per minute, repons The New England Journal of
Medklne. By 2:00, in antidpatk>n of the opening ttp-off,
frequeht irregular heart beats appeared. During the first
half. his heart rate jumped to 120. and as the game came
down to Its final thrilling minutes. the rate soared to 150
beats per minute wlh severe'lnegWanties recorded. After
the game, his heart rate ~uaJly decreased to normal.
Good thing his Celtlcs won 91-90.
14 • FAMILY WftJU.Y, Decem4* JO. ,_,
JAWS Ill
Those who assert that
sharks are the perpetual·
motion man-eaters seen in
Jaws are just flapping their
gums, So says Dr. Eugenie
Clark, who's been diving
with sharks for 26 years.
rll'St' she notes' not all
sharks are in constant mo·
tion. She has discovered
underwater caves where
sharks lie motionless,
almost as if sleeping.
Nor are they all fero·
clous. "There are over 350
species of sharks, and
basically they're cowardly,
timid animals," says Clari<,
who's featured on the Na-
tional Geographic special
The Sharks, airing o n PBS
next month. 'There are a
few shark attacks. but
almost all are forgeries or
were provoked.''
You're tn more danger
driving to the beach than in
being atmcked by a shark
once there, she adds. In
fact, Clark. 59. wa.s hurt by
a sharl< only onoe. While
driving to a lecture, she had
a shari< jaw on the front
seat of her car. After stop·
ping short at a red light, she
reached out and cut her
hand on the sharl<'s teeth.
Ri!llMlllDIT HOVEii
ff you're thinking
of retlrlng, which
state should you set·
tie down in? Utah.
reports a surprising
Chase Econometrics
study that looked at
10 factors, including
weather. property
taxes. living costs.
housing, unemploy·
ment. the ratio of
• JI i
elderly tola ~orkingd· New England. Not so hot for retirea. age popu tion an
metropolitanization (ll measurement of ziccess to medical
f aclUties, public transportation. social services. etc.).
Rounding out Chase's top five stzites to retire In are Loul·
sl.ana, South Carolina, Nevada and Texas. Those two
traditional retirement havens, Arizona and Florida, rank-
ed eighth and ninth respectively, while sunny California
came in 17th. The worst state for retirees. according to
the study, is Massachu.setts, followed by Maine. New
Jersey, Vermont, Rhode Island and New York.
WHERE IS 111E WONDERCAR?
A n innovative plan to reduce our energy
dependence ls being proposed by an innovative
man -Sherwood Fziwcett. president of Colum-
bus, Ohio's. &ttelle Memorial Institute. the
world's~ independent research group.
To the organization that develops a car that can get 80
miles per gallon in city driving, hold four aduhs and lug·
gage comfortably. have a life expectancy of 100,000
miles, meet aU U.S . safety and environmental standards
and cost only $6.000. Fawcett proposes that the U.S.
Government award a $14,000 premium on each of the
first 10,000 cars sold.
The technology for such a dream car Is available, notes
Fawcett. AU that Is lacking Is the Incentive for carmakers
or other organizations to take the risk and begin attracting
the needed Investment capital.
So far his $140-million rebate plan has met with cool
response In Washington, but Fawcett notes ... We'll easily
make back that money in decreased oil imports and In·
creased security. for our nation."
BIRTHDAYS
(Sun.-Mon., Sagittarius;
Tues.-Sat., Capricorn)
Monday -Jane Fonda
44: Chris Evert Uoyd 27;
Phil Donahue 46: Frank
Zappa 41. Tueeday -
Lady Bird Johnson 69.
Wednesdav -Harry
Guardino 56; Jose Greco
63. Thundav - Ava
Gardner 59. Friday -
&rbara Mandrell 33: Tony
Martin 68. Sissy Spacek
32; Cab Calloway 74 . S.t-
wdav -Steve Allen 60:
Alan KJng 54: Rich~rd
Widmark 67.
A rigorous new program of MERIT
esearch has just been completed.
Result: The most conclusive
vidence yet confirms low tar MERIT
che proven taste alternative to
higher tar smoking.
MERIT Sweeps New Blind Taste 1i:sts.
In impanial new tests where brand
identity was concealed, the over-
whelming majority of smokers
reponed MERIT taste equal to-or
better than-leading higher tar
brands.
Moreover. when tar levels were
revealed, 2 out of 3 smokers chose
the MERIT combination of low tar
and gocxi taste.
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoblg Is Dangerous to Your Health.
Smoker Study:
MERIT Takes Top Honors.
In the second part of this extensive
new study. MERIT smokers confirm
that taste is a major factor in com -
plcting their successful switch to
MERIT from higher tar cigarettes.
Coafi.rmed: 9 out of 10 former
higher tar smokers repon MERIT is
an easy switch, that they didn't give
up taste in switching. and that
MERIT is the best-ta.sting low tar
they 've ever tTied .
Year after year, in study after study,
MERIT remains unbeaten. The
proven taste alternative to higher
tar smoking-is MERIT
Rig: 8 mg "taC 0.6"' niaMi9t-Mlll: 7 mg "ar;· 0.5 11111
nicount-100'1 Reg: 9 ing "ar;· 0.7 q nicoti,._100's .._:
10 mg "ar;· 0.8 mg nrcuti111 w. ps cig:nua, Flt Alfiort U.:81
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TWO
CARTRIDGES
WITH
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COUPON
BELOW
12 EXPOSURE
110-12&-135MM
$1.50
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NEW
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PRINTS
Off er
ends
MAR31
1982
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