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1976-01-01 - Orange Coast Pilot
. ~ ,. New- ' . Your H o metown Daily New p a p er -, -r VOL.69~ N0.1, SSECTJB1S1 ¥d'..AG..~S ORANGE COUtiTY# CALJFOR NtA THURSDAY1 JANUARY1, 1976 TEN CENTS ' 7 l .•. -· ·home-community ·in-South said the ocean is not limited and returns and announces "It's 75, Nothing but regulation bathing This requires hot coffee and .. Laguna. And, there 18 years ago, it's for everfbody who 'wants to terrific." suits are permitted, no rubber drinks, some of them fortified,· L Notbinj to do on New Year's ]Jay? ooe Fred Hodge and 8 friends in· join us," Crespinel said. "Everyone boos," Crespinel wet suits. for instance. Crespinel said. · itiated the watery escapade. The action begin\. at ll:30 a .m. said. "They're quite brave on the As for himself. well. Crespinel "They plunged into the water near the pier below Treasure "Then, he says, 'ob, it's 57, 1 countdown, and they're eager. said his office prevents his going and when they' came out they Island. got it upside down." you know, like a horse coming · went 'up to Fred's place and got a • •'They ;lll line up and stretch out o~ the box and in It hey go m. W~i~Rd~~~om~b -·-~~~~·~P~a~~~e~r~P~o~IM~H~~a~r~~~~l&s-~e~~~t~a~l~e~n~g~t~h~~~e~e~e~a~~~r~~~l~a~n4d~a~l-~i~C~Nea~m~in~gµannd~f~ellll~in~g~-----''Ihaffthe rccor$ Ihave to they all got together and decided year it's Bob Yentes -welcomes the" 12 o'cloclr signal, by Father ''Some come out immediately, stay out. I can't get them wet What began as a gag in 1957 '1as 'become a 310-member institution complete with rules, ritual and leader, Father Polar Bear. let's do this every year.•• Bill everyone and introduces some or Polar Bear, in they go, regard-shivering and chattering, some ··I have a I ways been the Crespinel, Polar Bear secretary, the old bears. Jess; the ladies Up to their necks stay in for half· an hour or so." secretnry. ha. ha: I don 't plan to said in an interview. He.dispatches a runner with a out of respect for their hairdos Crespinel said. relinquish it. not with the water "The member"' are not all from thermometer to the ocean. Ac-and the men have to dunk com -Usually there's .. a party.) af · at 58 or so and nut at my age loo " · Treasure Island is a mobile Treasure Is land because Fred cording to the ritual, the runner pletely," he said. terward. Crespinel is 85. .. ·ane own; Carla · Learning ~oungs~er Once GiVen Vp for ·Dead .. By ARTHUR R . VINSEL OI tlM Dell., Pllet Staff The small hands tremble as she pastes a cotton beard on her ~iny Santa Claus, fashiened or tect construction paper formed into a cone shape. , ' Rut the smile is big, and it is one of the Cew girts Carla Huerta, ,,, can offer to a big world now emerging for her. . She attends Urbain H. Plavan Elementary School for nandicapped children in Foun-' : Liberalizetl ta in Valley. Her hom e is Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. · She Qecarne known as Carla The Darling of Ward Nine a few years ago. Though born norrnal, she suffered brain damage after nearly 4rowning in a backyard swimming pool. After the accident no one really expected Carla, who lay curled up in a coma for months, would live long much less progress toward a joyful girlhood. But State's New-Pot· ·°£aw 'fakes Effect By tb,e Associated Press Californians begin the new year with on~ of the most lenient marijuana laws in the nation and. an adults· sex bill of rights that says almost anything goes in the bedroom . s The two measures, both of which sparked bitter debate in and out of the Legislature, take victimless crimes. Critics con· tend that they wiJI erode moral standards and encourage mari- juana use and "unnatural" sex acts. The sex bill removes century· old penalties against private . acts of adultery, sodomy and oral copulation between consenting adults of the same or opposite sex. effec.t today along with .a bundle But it retains penalties for of bills enacted and s1~ed _by·-. .l>.':!~!ic_ s~x-~.£!~ and. for~.~.~ral Gov. Edmund Brown ·Jr. earlter copulation anatougnens pro· last year. • visions against forced sodomy Su pporters say the new laws and sodomy with a minor. are long overdue reforms that re-The b i 11 c 1 eared the move draconian penalties for Legislature in May only after Lt. ,, Gov. Melvyn Dymally rushed back to California from Denver ·WHERE THERE'S SMOKE, THERE'S •.. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Ron Nessen decided Wednesday a New Year's Eve blaze would look and feel good. .He lighted the wood in the fireplace in his White House of· fice. · The ensuing smoke brought the executive protection service firefighters on the run. to break a 20-20 Senate deadlock . and vote for it. Oppionents tried to place a pro· posal tossing out tbe new law on one of this year's election ballots. But they were not able to gather the necessary signatures. The marijuana law, which sup· porters say fa one of the six most liberal in the nation, throws out felony penalties for pot possession aqd provides only a· fine of up to $100 for possession of orie ounce or less or the illegal weed. <See POT, Page AZ) Oil Drilli11g Foes -·r /.· ' To riot Strategy • , Membe~s of a t'aslc force will meet next~eek to discuss pend- ln1 federal legtslation to aid coastal govei:nments in their ffght against offshore oil drilling. ."The task force, which consists ot representatives of 12 gov- ernmental agencies, including 4 \the. city or Newport .Beach, ~s scheduled to meet Wednesday m ~fices of Los Angeles Mayor Budlay 1.3 million acre tract of tidelands off the Southern California coast. Court action initiated by the coalition failed to halt the sale of drilling tights. On Dee. 11, the In· terior Department accepted $417 .3 million in bids on leases for ttractstotalling310,045acres .. The coalitton is being represented in its litigation by the Center for Law in the Public intft'atln-Wnhington, a.e. According to a center tpok,esman. ii the legal suit is suceenful, the a'ale of the leases will be voided. Carla surprised a lot of people by sheer spunk. She still can't talk but she is striving and learning. "Carla is doing beginning math and beginning reading skills,'' says her teacher, Susan Sanft, a speech therapist and specialist in teaching multiply handicapped childrer:t. "Her rate of learning is tremendous," says Mrs Sanft "She's learne1 letters, numbers and is beginning to read words. She's extremely motivajed and will attempt anything. "She can count to 10 now." Brain da mage and physical damage resulting from insuffi· cient oxygen for too long a time, a characteristic of ne.ar- drownings, make--Carla a bit- slower than. some of her handicapped classmates. Christy Carlyle, Kristin Elk- ington, Jay Hallett, Amy Jessee and Melanie Miller all face 1976 with their own haodicaps : cerebral palsy, resultant re- tardation and hearing or vis~on defects. · ''And ·also severe language problems," says Mrs. Sanft. Carla communicates with a language board. It is about the size of a regular clipboard and shows photos and drawings of the mos t necessary, desired or beloved things in her life. · The pictures and symbols show a glass or water, a few food items, a plain old porcelain foilet, plus ph.otos or Mrs. Sanft, other teache~s and Carla's dassmates. There is also a pi,,cture of a big, state1y· old colonial m~ion to point at and that represents home, although home is really Residence 36 at Fairview. Crip- pled and retarded residents are housed in 40-plus residences, formerly·called wards. The big yellow school bus pulls up.to Residence 36 at 8:30 each morning, just for Carla. Her language board also in· eludes two little face symbols. One is smiling and she points to it for Yes. The other is frowning and pointing to it means No. There are also samples of eight colors amt...numerals from 1 to 10 on the instrument Carla may (See CARLA, Page A2) -~ 0..11., "'-' ~" PMto CARLA HUERTA AND HER TEACHER, SUSAN. SANFT Strfvlng and Learning at School in Fountain Valley Bea.ring Ends Mrs .. Hinshaw Asks Support Plus Fees By GA RY GRANVILLE OltlM Dall., 1"1141451.tft Rep. Andrew Hinshaw's biUer divorce hearing ended Wednes· day with his estranged wife's at- torney asking the court to award his client $1,500 a month in sup· ·Port and roughly $10,000 worth of attorneys' fe4!s .. In contrast to Thais Hinsbaw's lawyer's impassioned plea, Hinshaw's a ttorn.ey a.s ked Superior Court Judge Lloyd Blanpied to leave the Hinshaws financially where they w~e when they set out on their ill-fated marital journey in December, 1972. Whatever decision Judge Blanpied makes won't be an· oounced uptil Hinshaw's criminal trial ends. probably late next month. But for openers, the judge Wed· nesday afternoon sent the Hinstiaws scurrying through 16 cartons of personal and hOusehold belongings being held in the Dis- trict Attorney's orrlce. The cartons were seized last . March in a search orthe Newport Beach congreessman's Alex· andrfa_. Va., apartment. Armed with search warrants signed by an Alexandria PILOT OFFERS SIOCK TABLES The earlies t complete tabulatJon of year·e¢ stock list· ings made available to Orange Oimty readeTS comes to you in today'a Daily Pilot. magistrate, Orange County in- vestigators seized material thought possibly reJated to an in· vestigation that ended with Hinshaw's inc;tictmenton multiple criminal cha.ges. Since then, the cartons have been the center of a controversy between the Hinshaws that didn't end until Judge Blampied or· dered them Wednesday to settle their ownership differences. As the six-day hearing ended, Mrs. Hinshaw's attorney, Stanley Davis Brown, charged that the coilgressman knew h\5 estranged wife was suffering from a serious disease before the marriage and should be made to be responsible for her medical bills. "He knew he was taking a sick lady out of one marriage," Brown declared. "And be can't shirk his &rty by saying it didn't work out, go your own way." Brown charac t e rized Hlnsbaw·s testimony during the 'hearing as "stonewalling ... <See WNSHAW, Page A2) Huntington Suri Claims ~ aammer, 72 -A-GeloPado-mu viailina Jill sons in Southern California drowned off Huntington Beach State Beach Wednesday. e Wre ckage Located · In Desert BBIRUT, Lebanon (AP) · A Lebanese jetliner carrying 82 persons crashed today in the de· · sert between· Saudi A:rat>ia and Kuwait , the MiddJe East Airlines announced. All 3board were beliAlved dead. Some of the ;>assengers :nay have been Americans. The Boeing 707 was on a flight to Dubai and Muse.at from Beirut, carrying 67 passengers and a crew of 15 when radio con· tact with it was lost, an airline· spokesman said. He added that Saudi officials reported ·finding the wreckage shortly after dawn. There was no -explanation for the crash. he said . ''The Kuwaitis and the Saudis are now sending helicopters to the area on resell!' operations," said the official, Kamal Sinno Th e plane went down in the so- called "neutral zone" shared by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, about 250 miles northwest of the oil center of Dhahran. th e spokesman said. The area is bleak desert with only nomadic Bedouins :is in· habitants. But it contains rich 011 deposits exploited jointly by the t.wo countries. The plane, fli ght 438 daily from the Lebanese capital. left Beirut at 2: 10 a.m. for a four-hour flight to the Persian Gulf. - Its planned course took it over the neutral zone. There was no sign or trouble in radio con· versations until contact was lost, Sinnosaid. Saudi officials who were in con- tact with Middle East Airlines gave no indication whether the plane burned or exploded, he said. F ire Destroys NB R eside nce Fire d<'stroyed a two-stoo home at 116 E. Ocean Front on Balboa Peninsula early today. The fire broke out at about 2 a.m. in the home occupied by Donald Mich alsky, a music pro- f~sor at Cal State Fullerton, hi:- • wife and two young sons. Other details were not im mediately available. Coast Weathe r Fair through Friday with sunny and cool days. Highs today and Friday in low to mid·50s. Small craft warnings were up from Point Conception to Dana Point and San Clemente Island. - I NSIDE 'l'OD~Y Supporter• of Coiifornia &oa1tol pion beJore the 'Legi!lature hcvt "ace m tM hole." bvt ar~·t publiciimg rt. A.nalym. 83. wport Beach City Attorney 1 O'Nell explained that the l orce II a study 1toUP for the 40-member coal1Uoo formed to r~ the sale' of oU lUM9, ln a rn-~~-u 1'1'1M At Wednesday's meeting, O'Neill sald the task fOl"C'e will re· view pending legislation aimed a~ amendin1 the Outer ~nl1nental ShelC Lands Act oC 1853 under wbJcb the aa.les were made. Shirley Temple? No, this was Doris Day's U.. put.tic appea'rance-la kin · dergarten. Slie's Mttten.ai.f lively book that ildiill;~" pel some of bu-·11r11 Goody,Two shoes image. Along with complete reports on the New York and American stock exchanses. you'll find over·the~counter and mutual fUncl listed on ·today's finance i>atfl· Tbe Oranae County coroner's, office said J arnes E. Sherman, 72, was d1ggtng for clams lo a low tide at about 3 p.m . with his two sons, Johll of Downey and Donald or Whittler. ..... PHlLAD.El.PHIA CAP) - ate Minority Leleler Hu&h t won't ~mment on char1es t even at the 9'el8ht of the Wateraate 1candal1 he twice asked for ~ash contrtbutlon1 'frocn a Gulf 01) Corp. lobbyist, a . ~ spotre~woman said WedMI· ... "We feel the act 11 outdated in that lt·does not provide adequate environmental safeguar& nor adequate returns to the public of the proftts which will be ·wuade ,.. <See OIL, Pace A2) • • • -· Story, photos, AS .. ·l ' S.lected In formation on the year'• hllM, lows ana most •eth• 1tock1 completes the 1peqlal lhree·page report begin( nJna oo paae C9. L_ . . He apparently stepped lnto deep water and the current pre- vented bis sons Crom rescuing him. By the time lifeguards arrived at the scene and pulled the man rrom the water, he bad drowned, the coroner's offi ce s~id. •> I • • - • I A2 Frida!f Tal'4s DAILY PILOT Th1.1rsd1y. January 1. 1919 AROO' ..... ·~' l Malpractiee -~ Accord Denied 'fn Doubt. M>S ANGE[;ES CIJ'JT;. Of.; flclals of Atlantic Rlchlleld l (A RCO> reacted twith dismay; Wednesday to a FederaJ Power.• Commission. ruti.ng en4ing 8dyanee, p3yments prpci'11ms.;. like the 'part between ·ARCO and 1 the Southern CiiliJonlia Gas Co. · WS ANGELES (APJ -With an attempted solution to the state medical malpractice t"ri s is postponed at least W1Lil Friday doctors' groups prepared ro; work s lowdow n today. State officials and doctors an- nounced Wednesday thev negotiated but failed to reach agreem~nt on the state's pro· posal to operate a malpractice insurance program in exchange for a pledge from physicians to treat all !\1 edi-Cal patients and ~-~•stablish a ""r.ted!Ca l Peace Corps" rt'quiring doctors to pro- Plmze Lands in Pasture CERRITOS (U PI > J os eph Bian c hi , 60, P=-iramount es· c5ped injur y \Vcd'nesday \\'hE"n the engine on his six- seater plane failed and he made a forced ·landing in a cow pasture. The Cessna was not damagcd in lhe emergen cy land ing. Rianchi. a drive-in theater O\\'ner. Vl'a!i on ~1 short fl ight from Long . Beach . .\irport to Fullerton ,-\irport ""hen thC' engine quit. Fro• Page Al . HINSHAW. • • "The court s hould f~el the moral indignatiOn ·that I felt in listening to th e res pondent's 1llinsha\\') testimony," the at- torneydeclared. lie Yi ent on to charge that 1-lin s haw aggravated his estr~nged "'ife"s deteriorating phys1C'~l condition by arbitrarily re_fu s1ng to r eturn family heirlooms and refusing to sign in- ::::urance checks over to her doctor. · ' Jn rebuttal, Hinshaw's al- torney, Charles Garrity, said '-Mr~. Hin sha\\', 48 , has already re- c e 1 v e d 523 ,000 from the Republican congressman since tpe marriage \vent on the rocks 18 months ago. ""S he"s gotten $23,000 out of an IS-month m arriage and all she got out of a 25 -year marriage "'as $3.500. ··Garrity said. The 25 -year marriage Garrity spoke of "'as Mrs. Hinshaw's 'to l.as \'ega s contractor Max Worth en. a long-time 1-linshaw friend. :\nd the 18-month marriage he referred to was the one un - dertaken by the Hinshaws two weeks before he journeyed to Washington, D.C.as a freshman congressman. in 1972. Garrity derided ~trs . !linshaw for failing to take a "'ife's option not to testify against her husband when ealled before the Grand Jury that later indicted him on charges related to his conduct as Orange County assessor. He also pointed out that she has testified against her husband dur- ing his cri minal trial which was recessed over the holiday season. "I urge you to return things to the state they were in before the marriage," Garrity said to the judge as he pleaded for fin anci al leniency for the troubled con- gre!sman. · But h ow 1-l i ns haw fares financially won't be known until theoutcome of his criminal trial is determined as Judge Blanpied took the attorneys' arguments under submission . ORANGE COAST I DAILY PILOT ' ,.,. O•'""ll'" Co••I D•ll• l'ofol. wl!~ ''''"'h I\ t .,.,.bo....., !P>e "•*•Pro\\." i>ul>l•"""'<I ~Y "'" C,.-(G..0\1 PutM•"'l~g (.,..._.,. Soop.o••I~ ...,,,_. •r• ......................... ,, .............. f ..... , "" c .......... , •. ,..~ ..... , -~. """'"'II'"" B••<~ Fo""'"'" V•ll••, l••I .... !,Mal•~•<" Vollt• • ..., Ug ..... h•<~!South C-1 A''""'" '"''°""' """'°" " """"\""" !o.ol"'clo•• -s.... """ '"" 11<•fl<•P•I .,...i. ..... ~ ()I-;, ol lJO W.\I 11•1 ~ ... 1, '"°'" -... U>!ll0tft••'7610. Robert N. Weed "···-"' ..... """"'-Jae.lo: R. Curley \r~. "··~-ft· ..... ""''*•' ..... _. 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Deputy Se.,eretarY of Health ;µld Welfare Robert Gna1zda said ..... he and negotiators for the doctors agreed to postpqne their talks un- til Friday after ~it became clear no solution would be reat"hed• berore the start of the planned s\o.,..·down. The Brown ad mioJstration said its plan at the beginning would eo5t doctors an average of $4,000 a ye ar in malpraetiee insurance premiums. 'J his v.•ould more than doctors now pay annually but would a\'Crage about $6,<q) a year Jess than they would pay un· der the rate hike proposed by Travelers In surance. Doctors "'ere considerably div ided on whether the slo\l.'down .... -ould come off ,as planned. ""I have all my life supported every strike by workers."' said Dr. !\.1urr ay Abo\\·itz , a Los .-\ngeles in terni,.s t. "l have never onee in mY life crossed a pi('ket line.· "As. a physit'ian, my primary devotion and dedication \\'as to my patients." !\.1 a ny said they were confused. ""I tell you honestly, 1 think the "'hole situation is lousy, horri- ble,"" said Dr. Stanley Josephs an orthopedic surgeon from Lo~ . .o\ngeles \\'hO said he would join lh!!'slo\\·down. "It stinks. and I'm ·n'ot·Sure I'm making the right de- cision. 1·m a s mixed up as anybody else, but I just don 't knO"-' what else to do." A poll of &1 Southern California physicians by the Los Angeles Times indieated that 46 would keep their offices open as usual. 10 would close and five were un- certain. The slowdown is expected to hit the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles County the hardest. Coun·ty offi cials said they are s tationing extra emergency medical personnel in the valley fo~ that reason. Space Age Soldier The fl'C ruli!\8 4oes •Sl!.dir~ct· '. ly affect t he ARCO deal! slnde it\ comes under-the juriS(ljcti<M;t of the state Public Utilities Com·~ mission (PUC ). -: However, PUC Commissioner~ Leo n ard Ro"S:s said in Sacramento that the commission., . ili . renegotiate their advance pay- ments agreements with gas pro- ducers. A lightweight la'~er ~~ignator weighing only 13 pounds 1s aimed by an infan- ~r:vma": t~ pinpoint targets for laser hom- ing m1 ss1les and projectiles during a laborato~ test. The instrument, built by· Hugh~ Aircraft Company, will be tested by the Army in Yuma, Ariz., early next year. Ross called the Ft>C decision ''$1 billion worth of good.news for California consumers. The real point is that Joe's Diner doesn't get an advance payment from Medicar~ Prenlium To Rise by 50c WASHINGTON <UPl)-Presi· I d~t Ford has siened legislation to increase Medicare premiums by SO cents ~ month beginning in July for 24 .4 million elderly and disabled persons, the Depart- ment or Health; Education and Welfa,.esaid Wednesday. Ford signed a series of Medicare amendments o'Verwhelmingly appro.ved by Congress and sent to the White Hou.se jUst -before lawmakers adjourned Dec. 19 £or theholidays. .... ·• One amendment corrects a technical error in previous law' th~t prevented Afedicare pre- miums rrom being increased an· nually in aceordahce with con· gressional intent, said.Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, (0-Ill>:), House floor manager £or the ·legislative package. revenues, taxpayers wi.11 finance the amount not paid by partici- pants. · !\.1athe~s said he is prevented by the newly signed legislation from boosting the premium more than 8 percent. The law r equires that any increase in the preriiinm next July must be limited to the percentage by which Social Se<.'urity cash benefits increased in 1975. · The cost or doctor bill insurance will increase by Sl billion next year from about.,$4.7 billion dur- ingthe year that ends June30. • .,, ~ ~;;:;· ;,lM(!: Weaiher you for a cup of coffee you're not going to get until 1982. It's just not the way business is done in this country.'' Cancer Claims Cagney Fan However, ARCO Chairrilan Don Anderson said the FPC rul- ing could mean that Southern ~--~c~aWlifornia Gas might not have ARLJNGTON 1-IEIGHTS 111 £irstrightsto_theAlaskangas. (AP> -Keith Mitchell. the 14-"If you do away wtth advance year-old terminally ill boy who payments, there's no incentive idolized Jame;,_ Cagney and re· for companies to -commit their ceived two tellPhone calls from gas to anyone," Anderson said the retired movie star in recent after the ruling. weeks, is dead. Under the ('Omplex arrange- The youth , "'·ho sufrered from ment, the Southern Cali rornia brain eaneer for 16 months and Gas Co. would pay part or had undergone an operation and !\.RCO' r· · · d cobalt treatments. had been ,·n a . s inanc1ng costs rn e-veloping Alas kan natural gas re· ·semiC'om a since Dee. J2. He died serves. Tuesday. His mother, Helen, s aid that 1!! return ror the payments, young Keith had always been "a estimated at $640 million over great ham" and loved to enter-. seven years, the gas company tain th~ ramily with impressions would get e xclusive rights to bid of movie stars. One or his best fo r 60 percent of the future im_pressions was of Cagney, s he natural gas production from said. .l\RCO holdings in the Prudhoe Ray field on . .\.laska's North Slope. CARLA ... Or. Walter Edwards, chief of emergency services at Daniel Freeman Hospital in Inglewood s aid prescription refills bf doctors other than the physiciarr or record could be a problem. Emergency room doctors, for ex- ample, can't prescribe without access to the patient's history. he said, adding a similar pro- blem exists ":ith postoperative su rgical care. · The effect will be to raise the premium from t he present ss.7o a month to $7.20. The thonthly pre- mium was last increased from S6.30in July. 1974. A Nt• Viar"• Eve b llt1ara brouQMI SOlltlWMttrn Wyoming to a .,.,.,.,1"rll!>lt<I Mtl 10- 0.y, c~l!"lg m•Jor lliQllw1vs. reau<!no vl•lbUil• lo ,.,o and lorcl"Q nundr~ OI molorlsts to ~ t•" •ncl Oo 1,.,.lr u1tti<4tl"9 In-Khools -mottls. TM Nal....,ol We1lll1r S.rvk•·wld !he t>llu.ard was on~ leMllno ltdOf ol I Ql.,,I ArCll< air mil\s """'lllng o ... r Mont1no ond Wvornl"'ll 1nd p•o- rnp!Lng blllll•d ••rnlno• for nor1ho;rn Colorldo ord nor111-sl tffbf•Skf. have. to use for communication for the rest of her lire. Major improvement was noticed in Carla's progress since her mothe r and father, who separated and divorced after the pool ;i.ccident a nd bott\ te- marriei1, took a new intereSt in her ... says a state hospital spokesman. 'fhe gas tompany hid already begun charging its customers for the ARCO financing, with about SI million being collected. l~owever. Ross said that if the de- al were rescinded, _"The Pt.LC then would be in a position to or- . der refunds where customers-· money has already been col - lected.·· NB Attorney Don Thamer Dead at 47 Ros ary and Mass "'ill be said for Don Chapman Tbamer, a Newport Beach attorl'ley who died Tuesday, at 9: 45 a.m. Satur- day in Our Lady of ML Carmel Church, Balboa Peninsula. . J\.tr . Thamer, 17 was both pre· s1dent of the Lay Advisory Board and s erved on the administrative boar4 at St. Joseph Hospital. The partner in the law firmoS Forgy, Thamer and Inadomi was also a member of the board for the Vis- it~ng Nu~ses and a mem~rof the F'irst F'r1day Friars. .1-le is ~urvived by his wife,. Hillary Fitzpatrick Thamer· five ·('hildren, Katie Mich'ael Elizabeth, There..;a and LacY Thamer; mother, Mrs. Raymond H. Thompson, and a brother Douga Id 1-l. Thamer. ' Interment will follow in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. The family asked that con- tribu~ions be made to St. Joseph Hospital, 1100 W. Stewart Dr. Orange, in lieu of flowers. ' Seetu s,,,., GOidie Hawn filed We<lncs- day -for divorce to end six· ' year marriage to director Gus Trikonis, 37. Academy Award:Wtnning actress who is 29 , did not ask' for all mony. They have no children. In announcing the bicentennial year premium ~ increase, BEW Secretary David Mathews said he is prevented by the new law rrom raisiqg the premium even more tot. make it ''actuarially adequate.'' I ~1athews said the premium paid by 22.2 million elderly and 2.2 million disabled Medicare beneficiaries should be rai'sed to $10.70 a month to keep up with -physic ian fee increases, in- creased numbers of Medicare sei;-vices, a trend toward more ex- pensive services and inci'eaSed cost ~nd use of hospital outpatient services. Medicare provides hospital and optional doctor bill insurance for persons 65 years a nd older or di s- abled persons of a lt ages meeting certain requirements. The part B doctor bill· coverage helps pay for physicians' services and certain other medical expi!iises in and out of hospitals. The "actuarially adequate" premium of $10.70 a-month would represent a 50 percent share or the costs of medical care for aged M~dicare participants, HEW said. Because the doctor bill in· surance is financed out of general ,,,.... Page Al OIL ••• "lltt.r cold sno• a..o tllowino .....,. c-~ •MOntlna. Wyoming, e1lreme nor1Mrn Col<>rad<> POrlk>m_ OI "" 01kol11 and -•lern Ji.ebr'"ko.': ""' "'""''' '"'°r1l'd. l-lt•v• snow w1rnlngs -r• l)Otled •or Co!oredo •fld ... s1-c1n1rat Neb•••k•. T,, .... 1 .. s -·• urQld IO l1k1 pr..::•"l•ons ln"pOt"Tlorn OI "'°"" 8NI South 0.kOll, 11>1 w"'t""'n ,,_tains )! Vllh, central .->el ••••~rn ""°"'"'';"' OI ...,;,...., .->d MOnlant HSI Ol IM Conll"'"'"I Oivl,,., Wlnt•r storm walehe• •I"' ••• In tHKt for POrllons OI K•nios a"" ffS1f'" Ntbr .. ~1. ..Tnh Is a d1ng••o11• •Inter norm;· the -•1""" :w<vlct said. TM Wyoml1>11 l-llghw•v P1t•O! Wid lnterst•ttt 75 ond IO ... ,, clotad with h!A:I"°' of cars ob&ndoned. Motels sold tt>tY -~ i•fTYN'<I '"" •Ir~ nw:>lorl'h cro-d 1"1o IQOb;fi. 'Mnitl QUSled to ne••I• W m ile\.,, llaU• .net v1,. lt>lllly .,., rtro at tlm~~ 1" wat• OI toutreasl W'tomlno. Th• wind cnlll foctor •• Che""""' was JI bel-n .. t. Sno• r•nllffl lri1m 1l ln<MI •l 0ouglo5 lo 10 11 CMyen"". I" I~ soulM01t, • lorn-rl~ lhf'OUll>h 0 lraHtr par• W.dntsd•Y. lnj11rlng ll oer.ons. -s.rlo11sly, In 0<111. Fla. 54.,111• hit North c.ro11 .... brlnglnQ hlgl'o winds, l'le•vY rllftl ..cl 11111. Four mobltt. ""''"' ...,..., de•tro,.ed ,,.., F•·1ellevlll•, N. C., •"d •l•pl~ -·R QfOUnded !or se ... r11 """r•. Lion Seized In Monrovia MONROVIA (UPI) -A de· fanged and declawed lioness which has wandered the hills of this Los Angeles suburb for three days was captured Wednesday by animal regulation officers. The lion had roamed through bac~yards scaring dogs and cats. Pol1ce spotted it several tirhes and fin~llt fOund it in· a positiOn where 1t was possible to hit it ·with a tranquilizer dart. . . The lioness ran for three blocks, staggered and rell . lt was taken to an animal shelter. Once, they weren't so involved notes the Fairview official ad'. ding that they read 1974 and' 1975 New Year's Day stories about Carla The Darling of Ward Nin e her determination and her unex'. pected achievements. They realized s he was their own struggling little girl, and was no longer a -primitive in- fantile rreature vegetating 'in a steel hospital crib. Now she is a bit like another Plavan School pupil, Michael Hollowa·y, 6, who sat in his wheelchair one day recently waiting ror the school bus. His tunC'hbox dec:.or:ated with a ~icture of Jonathon Livingston Seagull hung rrom the handgrip on the·back or his wheelchair. Jonathon Livklgston Seagull in the popular book and movie of a few years ag·o, learned a lesson many humans never tmderstand. _Jr you try your wings and soar high enough, t!Jere is sunshine. . Farm Prices Up WASHINGTON CAP) -Prices farmers get for raw agricultural products rose 1 percent rn· the month ending Dec. IS, and closed the year 5 percent above their average at the end of 1974 the Agriculture Department 's aid Wednesday. ."i.RCO offiC'ials said the FPC decision mi'ght hinder develop-- mentor natural gas reserves .. "We are. disappointed to see what We consider a worthwhile program ended," said an ARCO spokes man. "We believe the FPC program has been the most praetical plan available for aC'· relerating natural gas develop- ment . Its discontinuance will have a negative innuence on s hort-term domestic gas de- velopment." - POT., •• Persons found with an ounce or ' less w:ill be given a traffic-ticket style citation in~t~ad of being booked and then 1alled until they post bail. - Simple poss~ssion or larger amounts or pot is a misdemeanor under ~he new law punishable by up to six months in jail and a $500 line. Until today, possession Or any amou·nt or marijuana in California could be treated by the courts as either a misdemeanor or a f~lony, with a possible penal- ty of up to 10 years in prison. Few pri1on sentences have· been handed out in rec:ent years. But a n unknown number or persons now serve time in Jail The bill does not loWer penalties for possession of mari- JUana for sale, a felony. FABRIC . WAREHOUSE S-A-LE WHOLESALERS OPEN-TO-THE~PUBLIC OFFERING THE-L~TEST FABRICS FROM NEW YORK CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS! . SALE STARTS TOMORROW -ANAHilM & COSTA MESA LOCATIONS NOW OPEN WEtl<DAY NITtS UNTIL 9 P.M. .. * DOWNTOWN U fti"Wllll . c.-.. _ llUI H7'4411 ·-- . . llG.llTMV~TON'9. ASSORTED · FABRICS · ,,,_ .... ,..""" *"'" ..... ""''~ • · m4! M6 tit! llOUlll . ..... : ltlMillN •. ,. .... M114N *'II •t -LU'IBU ............ ,.., (114) m.4471 . " r St E ( I ~ 1 1 Di ness volu bod Tea1 w for Jers otre1 lost t he Jnsti -"~ cont befo lleh dis a se!J Unic raile undo Bt volu Unic FBi Tea1 equi does Tl rron offe1 I I r ~ ~ ' •• I ' ' J ' t f I J: 0 '""' spe; s t al Ora oo J T helc Inn \I Cle• Gas be I Fee o!fi• Gu vi« R Nev Inst den' the ... ma' Be• wtlt re~ Thursday. Jariuary 1 1978 DAILY PILOT A 3 Balallced Budget F orec&st· for HB City. Administrator Dave Rowlands.. thinks itt's time to ac· centuate the positive about Hunt· ington Beach city government. Rowlands said Wednesday he is tired of the "'potshots" being taken at city management. Huntington Beach is ending a year marked by recession and vastly increased demands for services with the promise of its 1975-76 budget being in balance at the end. of the fiscal year, ac- cording to Rowlands. He said the balance will be I s ite in the .country that required the servicing of such a large number of capital facilities in such a short period of time," Rowlands said. "In all of thJs, the city manage. ment has been able to keep the property tax rate the same at $1.62 per $100 assessed valuation • Council Bids r and to add a few very important services." Rowlands stid. "Examples of the new services include the $310,000 for t wp paramedic units, a community ~enter and related services for senior citizens, a community services center, and acquisition of the Meadowlark golf course. +-d~!il~:73~~;;;,._.-a.iw·~~W1·th no increase lni>ro- perty taxes , which have re· mained the same for the past four years. Tivo Dis uali ied In Laguna Race Saine Ye ar Karl Finger, 5. of Huntington Beach, dis- covers in a visit to San Juan Capistrano that while America's founding fathers were writing that famous document in Philadelphia in 1776, Father Serra was founding the mission on the opposite coast, '3,000 miles away. Teamsters Offer To Dig for HOffa DETROIT (AP> -An attorney for a jailed federal grand jury wit· ness in the James R. Hoffa probe says 400 Teamsters have volunteered to dig up Brother Moscato's Dump in New Jersey for the bo d y , or the m 1 s s ing ex · Teamsters boss. William E. Bufalino, attorney for Stephen Andretta, a New Jersey teamster, announced Ute offer Wednesday after Andretta lost an a ppeal for freedom from t h e Federal Cor rectional Institution at Milan, Mich. ANDRETTA WAS )AILED for contempt after refu~g to testify before a fedttal g~and jury in Detroit probing Hoffa's July 30 disappearance. The FBI has a warrant to search for Hoffa ·s body in the Union City, N. J . dump, but has failed for more than 1l month to lUldertake any digging. Buf alino said the Teamster volunteers from Local 560 in Union City, N .J., would dig undel' FBI supervision. He said the Teamsters would help provide equipment for the dig, if the..FBI doesn't have it. THE RE WAS NO comment from government offi<;ials on the offer. Ex-1st Lady 'Com/ ortable' WASHINGTON (AP> - Former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower is reported resting comfortably at Walt er R eed Army Medical Center, where she was taken Wednesday with an undisclosed illness. ~he condition or the ·widow of President Dwight D. Eisenhower was not dis- closed by the hospital, but a friend quoted her son John as saying Wednesday "it is serious." Mrs. Eisenhower, 79, was rushed by ambulance to the hospital from her farm home near Get· tysburg, Pa. .Jan. 17 Dinner U.S. District Judge Ralph M. • Free man on Wednesday turned down a request that Andretta, 40, of Little Ferry, N. J .. be granted bail while awaiting a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision on hls jailing. Freeman also rejected a plea by Bufalino that And'retta be re· leased to his personaJ custody for the New Year's weekend. F REEMAN SAI D Andretta "has the keys to the jail in his pocket. All he has to do is go before the grand jury on a grant of imm unity from proseeution and answer questions put to hi .. m. Bufalino said be has been in touch with three of his 'clients - Thomas Andretta of Union City, N. J .. Stephen's brother, and Salvatore a nd Gabriel Briguglio of Uqion Cit y. All three are active in Local 560. "I AM AUTHORIZED to in· form you t hat my three clients, wi.th the assistance of 400 mem- bers of Teamsters Local 560 of Union City, have volunteered to help immediately in the search for James R . HoUa," said Bufalino. "My clients, the .very persons who have been accused by in· nuendo and inference, a nd hundreds pr-royal Teamsters of Local 560 are ready to begin the digging project without delay." he said. Afri~ Nation PARIS (UPI) -France an· nounced Wednesday it would grant independence to the ter· ritory oithe Afars and the Isaas -a tiny, arid speck of great stra~gic value on the horn of East Africa. France said it will guarantee the new state's sov- ereignty and frontier , hinting the Paris government would §lt least temporarily retain military bases. DA Hicks to· Speak At Coo.st Meeting Orange County District Al· torney Cecil Hicks will be t he speaker at the 62nd annual in· stallation or officers for the Orange County Coast Association onJan.17. The dinner meeting will be held at 7 p.m . at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. William Webb of the San Clemente off ice of the San Diego Gas and...Ele.etdc Con:u>Ml'.'.-will be installed as president. Jack Feehan of the Huntington Beach office of the Southern California Gas Company will serve as first vice president. Robert Mccurdy, president ol Newport Supply Company will b,f wtaned as second vice pres•· dent: Robert. Weed. publlshcr ol the Daily Pilot, will be tn~talled as treasvrer and Ralph Kiser, manager of th~ llOntln1iton Beach Chamber or Commerce, wi ll serve as secretary· Tlcketl cost $10 per person and reurvat lon1 mey be made Delly ...... Mitt~ COAST GROUP SPEAKER Dlatrtct Attorney Hick• thro\U(h the coast association of· ftces. 18582 Beach Blvd .• No. 224, ff ~Unaton Beac b, 962-6661. • 2 Eliminated ..... As ·candidates In San Juan Two people have been dis· qualified as candidates· in· San Juan Capistrano's City Council election. City Clerk Mary Ann Hanover said Wednes day that both Richard Hamilton and Edward We nkos were d isqualified because se:veral of the people who had signed their nomination papers were not regis te r·ed voters in the city. To qualify for the election, each candidate was required to h·ave the signatures of 20 re· gistered voters on their papers. Although 23 people had signed for Wenkos. Mrs. Hanover said, seven of them were not re· gistered voters. She said a check of the county registrar of voters' records also showed that three of the 21 people who signed for Hamilton were not registered voters . Disqualific-ation of the pair leaves nine people running for election to two council seats on Ma rch 2. The re maining qualified candidates a re : Edwin Clark, Louis Conter, Robert Davies, K e nneth Friess, Gary Hausdorfer. Cecilia M. Herman, Richard McDowell, Minnie Surles and M a.yor James Weathers. Officers Get Clemente Tip, Arrest Three A citizen's complaint of sus- picious circumstances led San Clemente police to a south city apartment complex where three people were arrested on drug possession charges Wednesday. Police claimed they seized 79 "minnie bennies,'~ a type of am~ phetamine, and a small quantity of marijuana, during the 12:10 a.m. visit to 2501 S. El' Camino Real, Apt. 306. Sgt. Ardon Saunders and Patrolman Richard Downing were dispatched after a man telephoned to r eport tha~ a sus- picious individual bad dnven up to the apartment complex, alight- ed from his pickup truck and headed toward a nearby auto. shop. Two occupants of the apart· m ent, Gregg Ellibt Zink, 22, and Gary Langdon Drewett, 24, were arrested on suspicion o! possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs and booked into ·city jail. Another person at the scene, Yvonne P . Jam es, 18, of Whittier, was cited for possession of marl· juana and released. Students Back Summer PE ~OS ANGELES CAP) - Phys1caf eauca on ilflfie most popular choice among high school·s tudents enrolling in vast· ly increased numbers fo~ sum· mer sessions, a ·state study shows. A rePort released by Calif omia education officials indicated a 17~rcent focrease since 1971 in stu nt& taking physi£ull educa· ti lasses in su mm~school. The increase in student enroll - ment over the same period was $7 ~r cent. according to the re· port prepared by. legislative analyst·A. Alan Po!t. Rowlands added that the city has met all of its obligations on timer including providing salaries and fringe benefits com- parable to other cities of its size. Row l ands said the city administration has whittled more than $1.45 million from the 1975-76 budget because income was reduced due to national economic problems. · "ln the coming year the city still faces s ubstantial financial challenges," Rowlands said. 1 ''We must place increased em- phasis on building up the tax base through industrial ex- pansion, better commercial de· velopment and redevelopment of the downtown area of the c ity ... The biggest fis cal challenges the city has faced. according to Rowlands, have been the items in which the city takes most pride- its new $12 million civic center, its $5 million Library and Cultural Resource Center, its nearly $1 million corporation yard and its expanding system of parks. He said the municipal im· p'rovements were needed because som e of the buildings were ready to fall down and city employes "literally were work· ing in shifts from hallway desks... · "The total office space in 1975 or 319,000 square feet to be staffed and maintained is nearly five times the 1973 level." Rowlands reports. "In addition, park and recreation areas in· creased some 300 percent since 1972 and some 180 employes were added to provide and maintain required municipal services. "I know of no other city of our Two candidates for Laguna Beach City Council were eliminated Wednesday after a check of their nomination papers showed an insufficient number of registered voters had signed their petitions . The candidates are Powell Fredericks and Norman Ecke. Fredericks, former·director of Jo~ Hunting Se minar Set For Ve t e rans The Huntington Beach Manpower Administration will hold a veterans s eminar on job hunting Wednesday, Jan. 7, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Coastal Employment Cente r, 17211 .Beach Blvd. The seminar will help veterans gain information and t~clihiques on how to gain employment, ac· cording to Manpower Director Bob Cunningham. Various bus inessm e n, a veterans· representative. and a state employment official will join the Coastal Employment Center's professional staff. Cunningham said veterans also can receive information on employment opporturiities for those seeking part-time jobs to continue their education. lf the veterans are not current· ly enrolled in s chool, the Manpower Administration will help them register in a Veterans' Adminis tration c ollege, Cun· ningham said. interdistrict relations with the Los Angeles Community College District. m issed the mark by seven signatures. Ecke, a store owner, missed by three: The candidates were required to get the s ignatures of 20 re· gistered city voters. They could have up to 30 persons. sign t~eir nomination petitions. Fredericks got signatures of 23 persons, but, a check or the county's great register showed that seven were either not re· gistered voters or Jived out of t_h<' city limits and thus were not city voters, Margaret Morreaie, de· puty city clerk, said. Ecke got 30 s ignatures but was eliminated by a combination of out-of-town s ig ners and un- registered voters, she said. The council manic election field now stands at seven candidates. They are Sally Bellerue. plan· ning com missioner, Howard • Dawson, s tockbroker; Mark Gumbiner, builder and realtor~ Arnold Hano, writer; John McDowel l , planning com· miss ioner ; Robert Pruett, medical care administratot; and Buck Sims, restaurant manager. Driver Trapped SAN LUIS OBISPO (UPI> - Wilbur Paul spent seven hours trapped in bis wrecked car at the foot of a 65·foot cliff before a passing m ot orist noticed his plight. The 65-year-Old Monterey man was r~ported ~stable c~n· _J dition at Sierra Vista Hospital . Wednesday from TQoderate in· juries suffered when his car plunged off the cliff near San Simeon. H.J. GARJ\E[ Announces ex citing saving• during our PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Open Mon., Thur1. & Fri. Eves. 2215 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. • . 4 DAILY PILOT ThUT'lday. Jan U!f)' 1, 1971 ·Long-, ~ry Season 'Good Talker.' Meter_,Re~ Retiring County ·Fire Dang~r Increases BJ IOANNtr&&YHOLDS °' ..... " .......... Bill Crawford is a man Mlb the kb)d of sunny outlook that makes peo. By WILLIAM SCHREIBER OftM0.11•" ....... lf Orange County Fire Depart· menl crews knew a sure-fire rain dance, they'd probably be doing 1t right now. The county is in the midst or its longest and driest fire season since the record year or 1962. when the wildland fire . hazard la5ted well into the new year, of· ficially ending Feb. 11 , 196.1. CAPT. BRUCE Tuberville, in- formation officer for the depart- ment, said this may be the second time in recorded county history that a fire season ex· tended past Jan. I. .. We are very concerned about -Enchilada Sauce Be Taint , WASHINGTON (UPI> -Nearly half a million cans of enchilada sauce are being recalled because of po$Siblc bacterial contamination, the Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday. The brand 'involved 'is "Gebhardt's Enchilada Sauce", IO-ounce cans, made by Gebhardt's Mexican Foods Co., San Antonio, Tex., the agency said. In a ll, 499,248 cans were distributed in California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, New· Jersey, Ohio. Oregon, Tennessee and Texas. The FDA s aid the recall was being conducted by the company because "failure to control acidity in the canning process may pose a potential for bacterial outgrowth." The problem, the agency said, is similar to the canning defect which has caused the recall of numerous lots of Spanish pimientos the past few months. The cans in volved carry code numbers beginning with 25 followed by digits 132 or below. and the letter ·· ~--. An example, it said. would be 25132N. Son J11on Site Developers Asking OK on More Homes Ry I.AURIE KASPER Ol IM Dolily Pilot St.ttf Developers a re again asking the San Juan Capistrano City Council to consider changing the General Plan to allow more homes 011 the152 acres east of the Mission Hills Ranch subdivision. Mission Hills Ranch, Inc. has asked the council to initiate con- Slderation of an amendment which would allow 274 homes to be built on the property. UTILE ~IORE THAN two weeks ago, the council changed the plan to allow only 180 homes .:>n the property. Although this was 30 more than were previous· ly allowed, it was much less than the 370 units developC'rs had 3sked for. Councilmen a re due to con- sider the developer';l latest re- quest during thei r first meeting of the :"Jew Year. Jan. 7. David Smith. the <'ity 's direc- tor or planning, s aid he' will probably recommend that the ··Mission Hills proposal be con- sidered alon g wit h another change requestt'd for the Alto Capistrano area. · J USTU S GILFILLA N. representative for the developers whose parent company is the ~ew Orleans firm of Royal Street Corporation. said their amend· ment request includes a map showing how the homes will be distributed and proposed de· velopment guidelines. In makin g th eir previous amendment c hange. Gilfillan said, the council and planning commission ignored the develop· ment guidelines which would de· termine how and where' building could be done. · In addition to a cbangc of land use labe ls on the plan, he said, they have ask<'d that the city's policies for clevC'lopment on ndgelines be more clearly de· fined . They als o are asking that the city design and assist in the acquisition and construction of another s treet into the property. EA RLI ER I.AST ~10NTH , before the' council m<>de the de· rision on the.> pr¢lou~ amend· ment, '.\1 tS!>tOn lltl~Ranch, Inc. Bffpltallze~ Actor Marlon nrando is responding well to treatment for septicemia. a blood in· rection, ~t St. John's I Jospital In Los An"eles. He ('ntcred &h e hospita l Christmas day. l filed a daim for $4 million against the city. The claim, the largest ever filed against the city. alleges that the year-old General Plan, which included m ore restrictive land use regulations and open space on the acreage, has taken proper· ty for the public good "without just compensation." Prior to the adoption of this plan, the company's property was zoned to fit the desired de- Yelopment. .. THE FILING OF a claim against the city usually precedes the initiation of a formal lawsuit. However, Gilfillan said the de· velopment company has not yet decided whether to file the suit. - He said they aretakjngevery- thin~ one s teo at a time. Re· questing another amendment is the next step. he said. Gilfillan said the company's <'Ontinuous attempts to get greater development potential for the land is not a matter of greed. "It's j ust a matter of the preservation of the capital in- vested." he said. To date, he said, the company has invested $2.5 million for the ·property and having plans made for it. As it is now in the General Plan, 'he s aid, it is "worth nothing.•· Laguna Plans Adult Clmses Beginning Italian, natural his· tory of marine life. history of porcelain, natural ctuldb1rtn ana Middle Eastern problems-are among Laguna Beach Unified School District adult education classes that will begin Monday. A total of 81 courses \lii.11 be of· fered, with emphasis on arts and crafts, for~ign languages, health and ph ysical education and psychology .. A complete list of all offerings may be obtained by calling 494·8546. Classes are open to persons 18 yea.rs old and older. Hlgb school students may enr oll with consent of adult school adminis:.rators. Ooity Pilot Oeti•"l ~ ........ Mon<say·Fnday II you do l'I04 have yovr paper by 5 30 p m . catl before 7 p m and your copy will be cie- lrvered Saturday !Ind Sundey II YoU do llOI ~"8 your COO)' by 9 a m Satur· day. Ot 8 11 '" Sunday. call belq-r 10 a "' and your C«>Y will be dehvorOCI Ctrui ... MMI T .. ,ph•o Mosl OrangP Counly Area~ •4l--4UI Northwe&I HunhnQIOn Bf'ac:h al"ld Westmin1tl•r . • . UO. I 220 San Clemen Ip Caol•lr8'l<> BeKh. S11n Juan C&p1strano. Onna Point. South Laguna l 8Quna N1Que1 . • • . . 0 5-000 it and none of our fire f\ghting forces have been reduced," he said. "There is enough humJdity in the air that we don't have a Red Flag situation but it is still hazardous in the bills." This year's Red Flag Alert was • eancelled thl'ee weeks ago after the fint significant rainfall or the season. Less than a-week later, more than 1, 700 acres burned in Santiago Canyon. BUT TURBE.VILLE said it is doubtful that the red flag will go up again this season unless the dry desert winds caus«t htim:idity to drop to dangerously-low levels. At best, the fire danger in the tottnty is 1:rnp1 e · . Turbeville said. It i s possible to have fires even after some rain has fallen if the rain wasn't enough to thoroughf y dampen the ground. For t he season, Turbeville said, only-bout an inch of rain has fallen, compared to more than 3.5 inches at the same time in 1974. He said ttie fire·season is usuall] over by mid-December. EVEN IN ORANGE County's driest year, 1961, fire department records show that the fire season didn't last into the following year because much of the rain fell in December. . County fire officials, who are also responsible for serving the wildlands goyerned by the State Division of Forestry, are not overly concerned that the fire dosure on U.S. Fore.st Service land in the county has been lifted. "You have to under.stand that most of Cleveland National Forest is at considerably higher elevations whe re rainfall is more frequent,'' Turbeville said. THE EXTENDED F IR E hazard in the county foothills and range lands has forced the coun- ty fire department to keep its 25 seasonal firemen on cluty beyond the normal time they would be dismissed. Turbeville also said all the county's fire stations wm be manned around the clock with Cull crews until the danger is r e- du<'ed by a heavy rain. o.11.,l"llltMMf ...... 'TRIED TO BE Ntee• Meter Man Crawford Pregnant Women Hit ' For Sile.nee VATICAN CITY <AP)~ Pope Paul VJ expressed surprise Wed· nesday that pregnant women did not spea~out against legalized abortion m defense of their un - born creatures." In a carefull y worded re· ference to a proposal to legalize abortion being disc:ussed in the Italian parliamen~. the pontiff appeared to be criticizing expec- tant mothr s for any silence on their part.. ;. He asked: · "What will we say about the propaganda in favor of the liberalization and legalization of procured abortion without. maternal hearts revolting in de· fense of their unborn creatures and their (women's) vocation at the service of life?" He spoke in Italian to a crowd of several thousand attending his weekly general a udience in an audience hall adjacent to St. Peter's Basilica. pie want to atop ud chat for a minute. . "Jlike to talk to people,'• he eqlalo.s. "There're some say J ~bablt yak too mucb. But I've t-1ked to.people from all 9ver the natloa. and I've gotten tnto some pretty good conversations ... A aaBUST MAN who ls ~~---------------- often taken tor ~ policeman when .he is dressed in his blue uniform. Crawtord wlll retire Friday alter working for the City ot Newport. Beach tor 24 yem. The city wtll be losi.J)g a goodwill amb.-aador as well as a p~rking meter maintenance man. Relaxing on a wall near the Newport pier, Crawford reflect- ed on his job and bis retire- ment'. to greet him or s hare a joke. Three children offered a respectful "hi .. from a few feel away.· "J'VE ENJOYED MY job very much, Crawford said. "I like this ocean front area best." For the past 16 years . Crawford has been taJcing care of the parking meters around the . Newport pier and as much as he enjoys his jol), he says he doesn't beli'eve he'll miss it. It was becoming monotonous, in spite of the people and his house needs a lot of work, Crawfoi:d explained. · He said he has always seen his job as more than just meter maintenance. "YOU KNOW, PEOPLE hate parking m eters, so I t~ to keep a little goodwill. I try to 1ell them what's good about par"'king meters." He laughed. ··well, what's half-way good about parking meters." Crawford says he is often blamed for the parking tickets .that motoris t s find on their windshields, but he says "there's generally no problem as. long as you treat the pllblic fair. I just ex- plain to them that the meter maid gave 'em tJte ticket." He sighs and laughs again. ''.But you know. you get some real· s tinkers and it doesn't matter wha~yousay. "I'VE ,ALWAYS TlllED to be nice to everybody. J c1on•t lh1nk I've ever been smart with anyone:· _ Retirement is going to pose a few problems for Crawford. "I'm going to bavetofiguteout some kind of an exercise pro- gram, .. be said. "After walking all day for 16 years, I'll need to keep up with some kind ot et- ercises." But be· does have the ocean front house tha~ he and his wife · t "needs an awful lot of painting e plans to travel. ~ · · And when he gets lonesome for the pier and his friends there, be says he'll get on·bis bicycle and ride down to the pier. "Maybe I'll do a little fishing," he said. Food Stamp Boost Tolil, SACRAMENTO (UPI) -An increaSf! in the cost of living will boost slightly benefits next month to the 1.5 million food stamp reci· pienls in California, the slate announced Wednes· day. The monthly allotment for a family of four will rise from $162 to $166 and the maximum net income for a family of four to be eligible for the program will increase Jrom $540 to $553, th~ Department of Benefit Payments sald. l\{arion Woods, dir~or of the department, said tbe new allowances, set by the federal government, were received by many counties too late t o be paid in January. Iaste~d , he said, the boosts would be paid retroa<'tively in February. J~in -Keystone Savings by the 10th and get 9 extra days of interest. . When you open a regular Keystone passbook account by the 10th of the month, and leave the money on deposit to the end of the quarter, we'll pay you •interest from the 1st. That's nine extra money-earning days. At the highest interest rates. You also get the conven- ience of Key.stone's hours· three of our branches are open from 10 to 6 on Fridays and 9 to noon on. Saturdays, while the other stays open Mondays and Fridays untll 6 p.m. The convenience do~sn't stop there. We pay postage when you deposit by mall. We have Money Machin~ at each office that let you withdraw up to $100 cash any time of the day or night, seven days a week. We give you a free checking ap:ount at o ne of CaUfomia's leading fulkerv~ .... banks (minimum balance required). And the fist goes on. . Stop by any of our branch offices. Have a cup of coffee. Meet the manager. Say ~lo to the folks you'll be dealing with. They've got a lot to off er. -/ 7.71% 1.8% The ....... 9t Poslibt• lnt•rest R.tes. Certificate account• $1000 min. deposit. Term: 6 years. Certificate account• $1000 min. deposit Term: 4 year~ 8.75% Certificate account• $1000 min. deposit Term: 2~ years. Certificate account.• $1000 min. deposit. Term: 1 year. 1.71% Certllloate account• $1000 min. deposit. Term: 90 days. 1.21% Passbook account.• Deposit any amount Add or with- draw at any time. •Annual interest. Accounts insured up to $40.000 by an agency of the , United States Governmenl 0 KEYSTOllE SAVINGS • • 1 , .. &.e"ll AUOCIAT ... Westminster Offtc'!, 14011 Bea'h Blvd. · Airport Center Offke, 4301 MacArthur 81Vd. ·Anaheim Office, SSS flfort'h Euclid Mluton VleJo Office, Ho.41 Marguerite Parkway Asseu over S7S million. • I '4 -----~------- • ' -,. DAILY PILOT .45 ~Dor~ I1ay Has SurE_rises . - --l hursday. January l Tll76 \. in Book· , By Vt:RNON SCOTr :. HOLLYWOOD <UPO-Doris Day's new book, Doris Day. Her Own Story,•' destroys the old fresh scrubbed virgin image to reveal a woman with as many hangups and probfoms as the genuine girl next <loor. . She tal~s about her marriages, sex, ripoffs and Utl~~dom with eand<?r. doing her best not to gild th~ ' DORIS H~ SP ENT 30 OF HER 51 years guardlng her pnvate life, including her romances. . ~~s asked why she chose to launder her linen in ''Because I think r can help a lot of people and make t.he m think," she said "I was a trus.ting soµl and I still am. Maybe this boo_k will _m~ke people more aware of what is going on in their hveSAYou can't stick your head in the sand and leave thllruture to someone else " Doris' implication is clear. She allow~d her late h~band, Marty Melcher, and attorney Jerome Rosenthal to handle all her financial affairs : After Melcher's death in 1968 Doris found herself broke and a half million' doUafs in debt. Last • J men rom osen· thal but is a long way from collecting it all. .... D_ID~'T WRITE Tms BOOK FOR money," Oons said. I worked a full year with the writer, A. E. Hotchner , for a lot of reasons. "Jackie Susann (the late novelist) was in· strumental. She told me people didn't know me ex- cept .to think I was all peaches and cre"am. Jackie convinced me to tell the real story. "The R.osenthal situation was the clincher. I trusted Marty and he trusted Rosentha l. . "Ma~y women have gone through the same .. things with husbands that I have. But 1 feel God gave me the courage a11d hope to pull through and write about it a ll. . "The boo~ sh8tlld be a good lesson for people facing adyers1ty. Beautiful things are wailing for everyone Just around the corner. You can never tell ~hat's in store for you. I think the book is inspira· hon al." IT'S Al.SO REVEALING~ DEALING with rumored romances with black athletes Maury Wills l rvi11e Up t o Par? Lower-income . Plan Bac~ked By DOUG FRIT'lSCllE Of ui. 0.lly ~'°' Statf Irvine already has done more to provide hous· ing help for low<'r·income families than a proposed 5.5.4 million apartment subsidy program would do, according lo the city's.planning director. In a wide-ranging analysis of a proposed settle- ment to two housing.related lawsuits against Irvine, Planning Director Eddie Peabody J r. charged that the proposal does not even address the basic points of two suits challenging city approval of the planned Irvine Industrial Complex-East. -. LAST WE~K, TH~ CITY COUNCIL un· animously turned down the proPosal. ln4tead, it voted to present the housing advocates suing the ci· ty with a list of what the city has done to date and ask that the suits be dropped. Environmental writer Wesley Marx and fhe Orange County Fair Housing Council have filed separate suits against Irvine. Marx's suit charges the environmental impact report for the eastern in" dt1strial area does not address the question of where the estimated 54,ooO employes will live. The housing council suit contends the zoning for the industrial area does not conform with a city general plan goal of providing housing fo·r all seg· ments of the community, including workers. -IN A PROPOSED SETfLEMENT TO the suit, Carlyle Hall, attorney for Marx and the housing council, proposed a. $.5.4 million, 12-year apartment subsidy program to be Piiid two-thirds'by the Irvine Company and one-third by a new city business tax. Over the years, Peabody said, the proposed set- tlement would provide 650 low-income apartments for families earninJ? less than $12,000 annually. By comparison, Peabody said, the city already has required through zoning 2,200 .homes for moderate·income families earnjng $8,000 to $14,200 a year and 500 for those earning less than $10,000. In asking the housing group and Marx to drop their suits, councilmen specified that the policies of the past would be presumed to be continued into the future. MARX, WHO INlTIATED THE LITIGATION, refused t~ comment o n th e council 's counterproposal until an official copy is received. However, he said, "One goal of the lawsuit was to get the council, the Irvine Company and the Irvine Industrial Compelx to disclose how the hous- ing need gene'rat~d by the Irvine Industrial Complex-East would be met." Critics of the proposed settlement hit particularly hard at the suggested business t ax that would underwrite a third of the apartment subsidy program. The critics contend the new tax would dis· courage businesses from moving to Irvine and in- creasing the city's tax base. MA RX, HOWEVER. DISCOUNTED THAT, contending that other cities which also cover part of the existing industrial area have higher businesses tues than Irvine. "If a tax shield is the only reason industry is coming here, that should be 'disclosed now," said Marx. . Marx also said he was pleased that Irvine Company President Raymond Watson "recognized that subsidies were needed to ~andle the housing pro- blem." 'Mad B icyclist' --4-eld in Taiwan TAIPEI TAIWAN (UPI) -Police Wednesday arrested a 'man sll!peded of beina the "Mad Bicyclist,•• a killer who stabbed seven women while speeding through the streets on hls blcy,le. Police aaid he told them be hated women and confessed to starting the stabbing spree on the night of h18 wedding. One woman was stabbed to death and six others wel'le injured in 11ncient Tainan city In three days, pollce said. The suspect wos tdenUfled as Chiang MinJ ·Hul , a 17.year-old dresa factory worker ln a southern ·Taiwan city. Police said Chillna told them he stabbed all the victims tn the chest with a 1001· 'bl1ded kniCe as he sped put. .. UPI Te..,_o DORIS DAY, MARTY MELCHER IN 1960 PHOTO L ate Huaband Lett Her $500,000 In Debt and Elgin Baylor, and the Manson Cult's rela· tions hip with her son, Terry. Doris even revives the late Oscar Levant's wry quote, "I knew her before she was a virgin." ''Writing the book was like going through ·analysis," she said. "I pulled no punches. Everythi,,ng in the book is true. "I go into the fictional romances witb athletes and rO<.'k singers. Why not? I never made denials or sued anyone for the stories that were printed. It all comes with be ing in the public eye. The gossip didn't bother m e. "The book is different. Some days it was so diC- ..(icult I had to get away. Parts of the story are tc:r- ~ly sad and I couldn't hold back the tears. .. BUT l 'M R ESILIENT. I BOUNCE back. You have to get up every time you get knocked down or you won't survive," Doris said she had no burning desire lo become a movie star when she came to Hollywood. She was a working girl trying lo earn a living -little Doris Kappelhoff from Cincinnati who al age 10 caught her father in bed with her mother's best friend . • "8eing in Hollywood when you are very young makes some girls competitive," she said. "I learned quickly it ·s a 'phony way of life and salled right through without envy or jealousy. ··1 didn't care if I became a star. What I wanted to do was get married, raise children In Cincinnati and live ha ppily ever after. But it didn't work out tl)0t way." DORIS WAS P ENSIVE.SITTING IN the hotel dining room for lunch. She looked beautiful, freckles and all, in a tan knit dress. Her figure is firm and youthful and her laugh is still a carillon. • She admits that writing the book hasn't drawn her out of her personal shell. She still avoids parties ~ ''I'm not a very social persoh." She devotes much of her time lo Actors and Others for Animals a humane charity which she founded. ' Doris lives in Beverly Hills with her mother and a pack of dogs. She is financially healthy thanks to her own acumen and her long-running televis ion serie~. '•:1 have only one regret about the book,·· she said. ''lt's learning h9w other people felt a bout Marcty.'' ACQUMNTANCES OF MELCHER ALMOST universally had low opinions of him . "As for living my life over, J wouldn't change anything. The bad things are what make the good things great and give us strength. We're all human. We're all in the same boat." FEATURED IN BOOK-Judy Garland and Doris Day were great friends (top photo) often crossing the country together. 1 hC) also had nervous breakdowns about tht: same time. Doris and 1-'rank Sinatra <bot tom) had an amiable relationship hut Frank threw Doris' husband o1f the Jot one time. How does your garde.n grow? Get a running start on your spring garden with bare root ro~es, vegetables and berries. 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You'll fi nd everyttting tor inside and outside your home in ten complete.departments: lumber, hardware. garden, paint, electrical, plumbing. paneling, housewares, decor; and building materi als. Ward & Harrington ·~ GARDEN GROVE FULLERTON LONe BEACH ORANGE COSTA MESA 7707 Qarden Grove Blvd. 301 So. State College 6980 Cherry Ave. 324 West Katelle. 1275 Brtstot 537·9571or893·8523 870·0050 634 ·7111 532·2506 556·1600 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9, Sat. & Sun . 9 to 6 except: Orange 9 to 6 Mon. thru Sun ., Long Beach 9 to 6 except Mon . & Fri. 9 to 9. Prices eff ectlve Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. l , l I ~ ' I - ., \ • A8 D AILY P I LOT E D ITORIAL PAGE I )is1Dal Performance -- No one, least of all the s upervisors themselves, profited from some of the 1975 antics of th-e Orange Co unty Board of Supervisors. Wh.ile the board can take pride in some of its a c- tions. notably keeping the county tax rate in line, the development of a cost-saving super agency and the conclusion of negotiations to sell the medical center to the UC IrvinC medical school, the year was c harac· teri•ed ntore by folly than accomplislun~nt. .-For example, early in the year s upervisors pro- ,· mi;ed needed political redistricting so the pitfalls in- .. herent in redist_rl_cting during an elect'ion year could • be avoided . But by year's end, the redist1'i cting re- ; mained undo!1 e· "" The supervisors also made futile grandstand ef- •\ forts at writing a political campaign ordinance that 1 \vouJd eiiiTiin at e s pending a buses· of recent rears . .. Simulta neously, though, each of the supervisors \Vas holding a costly fund-raiser . h The bo ard bungled ·badly \Vhen it tried uns uc - • cessfully to put its own caretaker into the scanda l- ridde n Assessor 's Office. 4 And it set a double s tanda rd \Vhen it dema nded •that un\\•itting e mployes Used in political campaigns in the . .<\ssessor's Office pay the county for lost \Vages \Vhite not raising an eyebro\\' 'vhen a supervisor 's 'vorkers were involved in similar activities. 'l'hc li s t of blunders goes on and on: The .aborted attempt to transfer 22 investigators out of the district a ttorney·s office ... a l\vo-m an investigating committee t h at dic;I nothing to settle a dispute ove1· court funds ... unseemly fe uds with the county proba - tion officer. dis trict attorney and county health of- fice r ... failure to resolve proble m s related to the coun- ty's vot in g machines or lack t h'e reof. .. . . to list income received from a hospital controtred by Dr. Loui• Cella when he filed his public statement of financial interests. And throughout the last half of.the year s ubpoenas and process serve'rs summdning s upervisor s to court and grand jury apJ?earances almost became commonplace. With so much s till hangin g fire from 1975 it's un- likely th at the unfavorable public. Image the s upervisors have created for themselves will fade in early 1976. But county taxpayers have every right to.. expect, and d emand, improvement . The hope has to be that the,5upervisors, too, are weary of looking bad and wi.11 mhke a New Year's re- solution to c lean up their act . Lesson in Learning , Students in the Oceanside School Dis trict, from elementary through high school, recently were given bas ic skills tests in mathematics, language, reading and s pelling. Thirty-three of the youngsters t a king the tests were Vietnamese refugees, the childre n of fishermen, farmers a nd clerks who came to this country last spring. Although their spoken English was described by teachers as poor, they had learned to read a nd write Englis h , in addition to their n a tive language. 1'he Vietnamese students averaged a score of 93 percent in the basic skills tests. The American stu- dents averaged 29 percent. Teachers a r e quoted as describing the refugee children as· "attentive" a nd offering "no discipline problem ." ' But the s upervisors' credibility was h urt mos t of all b.Y the ir O\vn conduct. Robert Battin \•las indicted last: July on felony ch arges related to campaigning at taxpayer ex pcl)\c. Laurence Schmit somehov.' forg,jt Somewhere in this strange little tale is a lesson. It may be tha t we are doing our youngsters no favor i' \\.'C fail to he lp the m est3blish habits of attention and discipline at the very beginning of the cduc~t ion pro- cess. ''WHAT DO THEY MEAN: 'c11,1s1s IN LEADERSHIP '?" A R eally Great Tic k et ' ( ART HOPPE ) ··Thanks. Bo. for meeting y,•ith me in this c lean-air-filled room. . .c\s my campaign manager, can you tell me how Ronnie got ahead of me in the polls? .. "'Don 't wdrry, sir, he's peaked too early. \\'ha t ·s more, we're re- v it a Ii zing 'y o ur wh ole -campaign." '"Th a t 's 1good. I s aw \'.'h e-re our campaign m anage r ,i n N e w Ham ps hi re , S e n ator Norris Cotton, l.s thinking of quitting because he says he isn't sure whether I'd ·make a good President.' That .doesn't sound very positive to me." .. Look on the bright side, sir. He.didn't say you wouldn 't.'' ''Then Newsweek quoted one of my counselors as saying I'm 'coming across as Bozo the President.· It co1.1ldn't have been Betty. She's on my side. I as ked her if she planned to vote for me and she said, 'Why not?."' ''GOLLY, SIR , that would make a great s logan for our re- vi talized campaign : 'Ford in '76 -Wh y Nol?' I think it captures th.e mood of your supporters.·· "\Veil ,· it beats, 'Let's Not Mak e Betty Move Again.' But what's the agenda for our re- vitalized campaign?" ''First, to show that you're the leader of The Free World. you should vi sit Chin a ." "l just got back." "You did ? Sor ry, I forgot. 1 Well . to shed this 'nice guy ' im- age, you 've got to get tough. How about firing some of your Cabinet members?'' • "I did. And people said I wasn't • even a ni ce guy, just another old ' Dear Glooniy Gus Why can't we .s1.o.Q this n ap over medical malpractice in s uranee b y s i gnin g '>''<livers when "''e go to our doctors. s aying Y.'e won 't sue? City recreation de- partment s and o ther groups already do this tyj)(.' of thing. G.P.W. Scrooge.'' ··oarn. Remind me to send a turkey in your name to each of those families for Chris tmas ... ""Good idea, Bo . Send one to Rocky, too.·· '"\Veil, don't worry too much, sir. Once you get out there in the hustings. shaking hands, making speeches and the folks ~el to you know you . '' "WOK, Bo. since I took offi ce, I've traveled more than 150,0oo miles. vjs ited 43 states a nd dropped 30 points in the polls ." •·1 guess they got to know you. Frankly. s ir. your main problem is that you 're just too damed square." "Of course I'm square, Bo. That"S why I veto tax cuts and school lunch programs while try - ing to rai se the pri ce o f gasoline." ,;Yes. there's t hat, loo. But I meant your image lacks pizzazz. I've got it ! Why don't you start dating Cher?'' ··well , I'll ask Betty if it's okay_But tell me. who's Cher?·· . "'NEVER MI ND, sir. We'll think of something else.'' "No, we 've tried everything, Bo . There's only one thing to do. Operator? Get me Ronnie. Ron · nie? Jerry. Good news. I've de- cided to offer you a place on my ticket. With my experience and stature and your charm we'll make an unbeatable team. You will? That's gr eat! And Jet me tell you, Ronnie, I'll be the best gosh-damed Vice President this country ever had." R e qtie sts for U.S. A id l raflated ? £IA Survey Sparks 'Israel F eudl .i WASHINGTON -A n acrimonious fe ud now s molder· ing between Is rael-and the U.S. Central lnte tligence Agency <ClA l will soon be escalated by the CIA 's secret findings ·that Israel is making inflated aid re- quests to th e Ford administra- tion. The statist ical analysis, made by experienced CIA statisti cians with a reputa- tio n for e..x - cellence, have not yet been given to any congressional commi ttees an d m ay never be . They s how that if Is rael gets the S2 .3 billion it asks for the current fis- cal year, it will end up not merely with .a balanced budget, as publicly claimed, but with a $500 million surplus_. .: The CIA· Israel feud , now mak- ing headlines in the Israeli press, is a shock after tv.•o decadesof the CIA 's being regarded by Israeli military leaders as their surest friend in the U.S. government . Some Is raeli officials believe the heavy s train now buffeting that relationship started "'1th the re- s ig n at ion u nde r fire l ast December of James Angleton, the CIA 's 'counterintell igence chi ef who had multiple and intimate contacts with Israeli intelligence and the potent Israeli Defense Force. ACTUALLY, the CIA·Israeli estran gement has noth ing whatever to do with Angleton or his speciality of clandestine in- telligen·ce. It res ults strictly from the CIA 's previous studies of the Arab-Is raeli military balance (w hi ch are causing the publi'c f e ud ) and it s new meticulous analysis of Israel's -grave economic situation (which will escalate the feud). '"'- Now that the ClA 's analysis co ntradic t s the basis f or Secretary of State Henry Kiss- inger's approval of Israel's a id ( EVANS-NOVA K ·) request, there is high-level senh· ment for t>urying it. Both the House Inte rnational Relations and the Senate Foreign Relations Committees have completed aid hearings, although neither has actually reported out its fin al bill for floor debate. Therefore. the CIA 's report is unlikely to have much effect on those commit- tees. The appropriate place for dis- 'Playing the new evidence, ac- cordingly, would seem to be the ltouse and Senate Appropria- tions Committees. But the While House m ay decide not to air the CIA 's findings 3t all in the in- terest of keeping peace with Is rael. The reason is f0W1d in the t ortuous background or the Israeli aid pledges.made by Kiss- inger last spring under heavy press ure from J erusalem. B ARG.AiNIN_G for Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai moun- tain passes a nd Egyptian oil fields captured in 1967, Ki ssinger agreed to compensatory Israeli demands in t he now famous Memorandum of Agreement. Those elem ands included sophisticated weapons, plus a level of .u .S. economic aid guarante e d to k eep the despe r ately over-burde ned state of Israe l from going b'!"krupt. Kissinger, mercilessly squeezed by Israel, pl edged more than he should have. So, after the successful negotiation of an Israeli ""·ithdrawal from the passes a nd the oil fields, the aid level agreed to earl iei; was sli ght- ly.reduced -down to $2 .3 billion. 'By mid-September, the top secret Memo randum of A,!!rt:-e- ment between the U.S. and Israel wa!\,. leaked. and then made public, revealing the $2.J billion. Kissinger wa s no happi"r about that figure -only the first a~ nual installment of many more tp come -than the most cost- conscious bud get -cutters in Congress. Bat he made the agreement in good faith and with the jud gment of an Israeli aid task force, headed by political Undersecrelary of State Joseph Sisco. that ls1·al'l's real needs re- quired it. ' AT TJIAT late stage, sometim~ in October , the CIA"s analysis of Israel"s economic conditi on was ordered. The secret results shoW Ul at if the entire economic a.fcl . package, plus the military aii:l ..l. both sales ;ind givca·J.•ay -~ voted into laY.', Is rael will be able to maintain its pre.sent standar~ of living and end the f ear with p. tidy S.SOO million cash surplus. Th'i s still secret finding by Cl~ analys is comes at the worst possible time fr:o m the stand· point of avoiding a new round Or acrimony between WashingtoQ and Jerusale m. · Taxi-Transit Disputes' Reporting here recently on the Bay Area Council findings that millions in taxes will be required to successfull y operate m ass rapid trans it systems, it was re- marked that the most costly form of public transit, i.e., taxica bs, operate without subsidies a nd en· tirely on fare revenues. While it is r ealized that the in- ves tments for taxi operations may not be as great as those required for mass transit, especially rail systems such as BART, the fact is the taxi labor and e quipm ent costwi s e is almost a one on one form of transit. It requires one vehicle and one driver for ( EAR L WATERS ) one passenger going one way. the return is usuall y '>''ithout a passenger. That observation prompted a response from Well s Bain. pu_b_lisher of the Taxicab Times . The reason. Bain Writes, that '·taxicabs ~a n operate entirely on .fare revenues while buses do not (note that I didn't say can- not> is because bus drivers are paid over $14 ,000 a year whi le taxi drivers a re paid a base pay of only $4680 a year. A CHECK with Sacrament o Re'gional Transist disclosed its drivers are paid $6.•12 an hour which figures to be $13,353 .60 a year for a normal 40 hour work "The same t hing i·s happen- ing in education. the police de- partment, fire departments, etc. Government workers who are paid Y.'ith rhird party inoney, tnat of the taxpayers, are paid double and triple "'ages for si milar jobs in free enterprise because no employer charges his customers enough money to seil his services and pay the wages that govern· ment pays.'· RAIN SEES in this situation a perilous projection wherein wages will e rode •.he very services for which the taxes were intended to provide leaviri g nothing but payroll. Healthy Fargetting Cl~ars the Mind week. W.tth frin ge bene fits added, such lls health and liCe in - _ _..ii',ance-.and .:.pensions, the total package is in excess of $14,000. Sacramento bus driver pay com· pares favorabl y with other transit dis tricts but is below !;ome suet} as BART, San Diego and Oakland. "The hi gher go policemen's wages the less•police we can hire 3nd the · m ore crime we get. Facts are facts. The higher go teachers wages the fewer teat'hers we can hire so thi: classes get larger as the quality of_ e<!ucation drops. High wages ehm1nate n eed~d services." \ '·Soon," Bain predicts. "wf will end up with only on~ policeman in town drawing • salary of $1 million a year, one bus driver at $1 million a year and one teacher at $1 million a year. All the rest of us will be on welfare." • . Somewhere in one or the ~Sherlock Holmes stories. the ,good Dr, Watson reminds the t great dcl.ective that the moon is •known to be some 250,000 mean 1 miles from the earth. 1 "Very interesting, .. replied .. Holmes. He added, in words I 1per£ectly re - 1call . "That ,now pl·ac('s ,m e i_n _th .... ,p 0 S I t I 0 0 where I have to spend a lot ,.or time forget- ,tJng what you told me. since 1 h ave n o earthly" use for the information.·• The man after whom Holmes was modeled . the great Edin· burgh surgeon and diagnostlcian Dr. Joseph Btll. onee d~cribed ·lhe great creation of his former pupil, Con11n Doyle, Sherloek Holmes, said Dr. Rell, was "a !!ihrewd, quiekwitted, inqui11itive man, hair doctor. half virtuoso. with plenty of !\pare lime, a re· tentl"e memory, arid pcrhaJll'I the [ CHARLES ) _ McCABE _ best gift of all -the power of un· loading the m ind or all the burden of trying to remember upnecessary details ... This power o f sel ective memory was noted, more than once. by Holmes himself. "A man," he said, "should keep his little brain attic s tocked "''ith all the furnitUre that he is likely to use. and the r est he can put away in the lumber-room of h is library, where he can get it lf be wants it." .HOLMES would hate had nothing but· contempt ror the game we call trivia nowadays . This game is one of those curious aceominodttions wherein we take a weakness In ourselves and tUrn it.into a gam e , thereby mak· ing it somehow admirable. Whoever played the piano when Humphrey Bogt1rt was doing one ot his hard guy amorous pavanes with-Ingrid Bergman or l .. t1u ren Bacall is surely a fa ct that can and s hould be put in the lumber room of our intellect. But these days it's fun to be able to recall il. The ability to recoup the in- formation somehow makes a chap superior, or something. (Api:Opos of precisely nijthing, I overheard a guy say the other morning, "The Korean war was the lasl /un war.'') TAKE THE three quotes above about Holmes. I could not recall the first one exactly, so I put down the best recollection of a· Holmesian who is a former San Jose University professor. The second one I remember vaguely, and got exactly ffO m Vincent Starett's "The Private U/1 of Sherlock Holmt1." The third. which I also had a s hadow memory of, sounded like it mflht · be in the ''The Ozford Dictionary of Quota.tfom,•· and it was. formal education,, which was v. high•on lessons by rote, I try to file in my mind the place where l can find the words I may some day wish to conjure up, rather than the words themselves. .THJS T RAIT can be marked by excess, of eourse. On the princ1· • pi e that most people I mttt are unlikely to be or any further in· terest lo me. I almost never memorize names. ff a person should turn out to be the excep. tion to my rule, I sometimes have to-go to egregious length to find - out what was offered so readily to me in the firstpla~e. the name. No one ever really forgets anything, I 1up~e. You just suppres• thincs. So"me U:dnl5 are so far suppressed that they can- not b,.e made to surface by anythlfta short or PffYChotherapy, dreams or hallucinogenic drugs . Most or the thine~ you forget, however, are • m atter or sur· vlval. Youjustcannot getonwith the business of llvinJ without a lot of hea lthy forgetting, PS well as a lot of healthy forgi\•ing. Remember this. Bain poiots out that on holidays the drivers r eceive double time' which in Sacr:ime nto'.s case makes it $102.92 for an eight-hour s hift ·on Chrhstmas, New Year's and certain other holidays. . "Every taxic·ab company in the country would be out of busi- ness in one week if they had tO Pl!Y tb_eir driv~ $14,0QO a year salary," Baifli says. "By ·the same. token every bus company could give fantastic service If lhe driver• were reduced to the 11alarit1 of cab drivers or even to bait of the $14,000 they are now paid. Do not kid yourself, there would be a lone ll ne wllitin1 fo r the S7,000 a year jobs, myself in· eluded." Jle a:ald current lranslt wages •re compelllng cutbacks lnsttYlte. Baln'a conclusion is that the trariilt s yste ms are being o~rat ed for the benefit or the cmployes firtl and the p\lblic second. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rot>trt N, Weed. Pr.ibll!h«r Tlwml41 Kett.ii, fdil0t Barbara lire1bich. f.'dilorial Pa!Je E:dit0t !he editorial page of the Daily Pilot seeks lo-in"Co"im and Jtimul:ne readers by prnentlng on thi.s page di verse comment111ry on topics of im.erest by syri(IJcat· C!d"t'Olumnl11ts and cartoonlitl. by provldinc a roru01 'for readert' .vlc .... •s and by presenlln& this newsp•Pfr's opi nions and ideu on current topics. The editorial 4?J>lnions Of the Dally Pilot •PPtilir -only In the edltor1a l column at the top of the paa:e. OplnlOftJI ex! prtU:ed b)' I.tie eolumNst.1 and canoonltll a.n('.I letler wrihn are , their own and no endorat'menl o( thl'lr vley,·1 by th e l>aily PUOI should beinfc.rred . · Thursday, Jan.1, 11!'.lG I l..~ -• ./ In no case had I memorized any of these quotations, though I hiive a serviceable memory. Following a principle of lpng sta nding,-. which J most ew · phallcally <\Q...1lllL.on.J.'!_ my -. .. ,I " • - • f 1 I ! L \ '. i, I ,, • . , . --·---... . •"'"' • Thursday. J•nu•ry 1. 1976 DAILY PILOT A 7 r Do Kids Have "PhonetiC Intuition? M>,DISON, Wis . lUPll --Xed cti ·i th t · miJdl ti l l the" Hin ... __......_of dybear spelled "taddebar'. op an~ Vl y a 16 y an -soe a ' lr-.pe • -so ..,.u~ w .... l""""""" lo&ical attempt• ~t spelbng ana : like eating Jello with your lingers,'' learning to spell, for many children, resp0nlf Johnny's first grade spelling test he•aid. appears to be one or replacing one set ~~d.:°i:,11bb'phrofis Pessoarern.ts, accord· "What appears to be puzzling n(15. or relationships with another, rather "Yes, It sounds like it would be -f •-t. h bl ba in " than a process ot filling a void," be spelled that way, but in English, we In act, Charles Read said, Johnny '-es may ave 8 reasona e 8'°• said. do it this way." -DIA iw-ONDS •GEMSTONES .-.., by Josepha Is eearchlng for diamonds end gemstones from private 1ndlviduats end estates. Cat•ful eMWnloatlon and evaluation by our experts. HlgMlt prices paid. Cell ~ 10.9 datly, Saturday 1o-8. maf M among the brightest students he said. 1D tbe clap, ' . Read, a protessor at the Unlversity READ S.AID CIULDREN confuse "With encouragement, respect and · Is b h Bead has studied the spelling-Of of Wisconsin, said the boy ~ay be vowels, especially ''a" and "e", and understanding for their way of spell-·1ewe y Iosep grad' school children and calls it sbnply trying to spelJ the word the the vowel "a" is often used to spell the ing, most children with normal read· . SUndsyctosed, ISk for Mr.·Joseph .. creativeapellinc." wav lt sounds. sound "eh" as in "bet." He said adults · ing and writing experiences will de· · _.,_.,,.. ... •AV•-... , .......... ,,..... j .rChildren have intuitions about who see cttUdren spell helped "halpt" velop toward standard spell· A••••••••••••••••-I l °CREATIVE SPELIJN.-G~su~g~g-es_~-~_P_hon~e_t_ic~re_l_at_lo_n_s_h_ips~t-b_at~in-n_u_en_c_e~-o-r_w_e_l_l _"_w_a_l'_'_sh_o_u_ld_try~-to~re_~_o_gn_i_ze~~tn-g_,'_'R_e_a_d_s_a_id_.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .,, Pl-. lfndedded ·Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, CD-Ark.) says he has no idea when he will make up his mind about see king another t~rm in Congress. 'I · m still watching to see bow things work out,' he \ said. .. ' , Peacock Symbol· To Roost NEW YO RK CAP) - After nearly 20 years on television, NBC's famed peacock color symbol is folding its feathers as a regular NBC sight and only will appear on rare occasions, the National Broadcasting Co. says. NBC announced the change in making public i~ new corPorate n:t~ tification program, in the planning for 14 months, which NBC said will go into effect today. "THE PEACOCK isn't dead, but it's badly wounded," an NBC spokesman quipped. The company's major change is a new cor· porate symbol -a red and blue abstract version of the letter "N" -to be used throughout NBC on e\•erything from station breaks to Sta· tionery, NBC said. IT'LL REPLACE the company's current sym· bol, used since Jan. 14, 1959, which shows the let· ters .. N", "B" and "C" intertwined on two levels, with "N'' and •'B" resting on the letter ··c··. NBC's better-known peacock color symbol made its TY debut in Ju. ly 1956 as a slide flashed on home screens at the beginning and end of col· or telecasts. . NBC PRESIDENT Herb Schlosser said in a statement the com- pany's ]\ew "N' • symbol ·'will give us a modern look of distinction and quality" and will "give the public a c~mulative impr!ion Of NBC over the le range of au.r netw k programming." 40CC· Stu Hen ts Winners \ good selection of woven shirts Stripe shirts with menswear detailing, two button cuffs. In wcJshable polyester and cot· • ton. tie11er blou~e~ 39-all 24 stores and may co fashion place (Cerritos) 11. 99 comp. val. 16.00 body and western shirts Assorted shirt styles and co l- ors in polyester and cotton. Ava ilable in sizes S-X l. cpmp. val. $13-$15 8.99 macn ten 83 -all 24 stores .,,- men"s knit separates , \ \ ,1 1 I a b I e 1 n n d v ~ , b r 1 gt•. grl'y. Top, rt'~· 22.10, 12.99, p,int'-, r<.'g. $17, 9.99 lv1,Ull' 'PU!hlll'.lr 1;-i -,111 ~4 -.loll'' 9.99 an.d 12.99 .~ /~~ i,. - , . .• ~ f L I l ' 'f . . I pine roll-top ~ desk Unfinished solid pine roll-top desk. '· With 'funttional large writing area. Overall space mea- sures 20x47x44 ". . afforddbles 87 -all 24 ~lores $129 reg. $199 Apache design bedspread Bold brick, brown, black. full comp. val. $60 "-49.99 queen comp. val. $70 59.99 king comp. vcJI. $80 69.99 bedding .i 1 -all 24 stores 39 99 CO~P· val. $50 I twin warm wrap pantcoats Our camel-colored pantcoat i., ,1 luxuriously warm blend or wool and nylon, 6 to 18. boulevard coals I 01-all 24 store" and may co iashron pldcc 44.99 $58 value JANUARY CLEARANCE & WOMEN 'S FASHIONS Junior coordinates, were $14-$ 38 7.99-21.99 1uniors. 4 3 -all 24 'tor•"'> and may to fo.1,h1on pl,1t(• Junior pant s, were $16-S 19 10. 99-12. 99 1uniors 117 -.ill 24 \tort's and may rn fa~h1on place· Junior knit hirt s, \\ere $1 O 6. 99 1umor<, 55-Jll 24 'IOrl'~ and mJy co t,1,ho1n plJCC' Vinyl handbags, comp. val. $13-$1 7 9.99 h.indh.igs .!b -all 24 ''Orl'' Jnd m,w tO IJ,h1on plate Nylon top , t<.>g. $1) 9.99 top ~hop I CJ2 -all 24 'tort'' Jnd m.1\ lU t,1'h1on plate Lacy sweaters, comp. vol. $10 7.99 'we,lll''' 180-,111 .!4 'IOH'' .ind m.,~ <o 1.1-.h1on placP Knit acces orie , rc•g. $4 -$ 1:? 2.99-4.99 gloveo., I -Jll 24 '''''l") .ind m.1y to f,p,h1on pl.i< f' ' Vi price jewelry, W<l~ $1-$12 1.50-6.25 ll'l\l'lry .!.!-all 24 ... rorc~ and mJy co 1ash1on plate Blou es, 10-18, were $1 b 9. 99 blou't'~ I l .Ill .!4 qorr ... and m.1V lO 1.1 ... htCJI'} pl.ire CHILDREN 'S, ACCESSO RIES lnf.tnts' playwear, w,10., 5 ~-$h 1n1,1111.,· I II I .tll .!4 \lllll'' 1.99·3.49 Shirl!!, pants, ;ac.ketc;, \\ere• L)()-$12 2.59-6.99 l1t1ll' bO\ ,· ).! .111 24 .. llJll'' Children 's playwear ''erl' i 10-7.2) 2.99-5.<)<) loddl1•h 1(,1) ,111 2-l \IOll'' • Curling Iron, \\,1., ) t)l) 3.99 to1ll'lm•-. 1 \h-.111 .!4 'tore' ,,nd m.1\ to 1,1<.h1on ola<.(' Milk and foaming bath, reg. 2.<l9 1.9'} 1111lt•t11e' 1 lh-,111 24 ... 1urt'' o.1nd m.iy lO IJ,h1on plJt e A'sorted bras, ( omp. vdl 55-$8 2.49-3.49 ...h.tJX' ~hop 44 .ill l-l ''WI~ Jnd ITltlY co 1.1 ... hion pl.!Cf> f .1 m. maker leepweJr, reg. $5-$21 2.99-t 4. 99 11111.!t''"' I 0 .111 .!4 'tor<'' .ind mJy co r.i,h1on placc> Assorted Jtpc;, rl'g. $6-.SR 3. 9~ d,h \\lW linµ1•11t• f 1/1) .ill .!-l 'IOI~'' Ou!'iters, c.omp. v.1 1. $1 (1-$18 9.99 rob•·' c; I -.111 !4 'tort'~ ,ind mJv < o 1,i-h1on pla1..e MEN 'S & BOYS' Men 's knits slack \H"re $14 -$17 9.99-10.99 m1·n·, c.1'11.tl p.inr' I l1h, I :'h ~~II .!~ .,1011·, famou s mak.f: jeans, jackets reg. S 11·$2 3 7. 99 p,11 l' ~hop I I0-,111 24 SIOrl'") Boy_' je.in., & jacket ~ comp. vJi. $15·S25 7.<}9 ho"· clo1h1n:.: 14 -all 24 store' Boys' knit shirt rt•g. 54-55 2.99 li01 ,· iurn1~h10gs 23 -.111 N '>IOH'"> FOR YOUR HOM E ~5-pc. Dinnerware, reg 71) lJl) d11n,1 40-,111 24 )!Oil''> 4 Our.ind temw.ire, rl'g. ~4 gl,1-.~1~,He I 2h ,111 2.i ~tor<'~ Asst. cer.imics, reg. $2-$20 hOU\CW,11('' .!')-,111 24 '-tOll"> Asst. woodware, rrg. 2. 99-10. Y9 housew;ires 211-.111 24 ~torr" 49.99 1.99 99c-9.99 I .49-5.99 7 pc. Revere cookset, comp. ,.,1, $bl 37.99. COO~W.lr(• l '.i I ,111 2.i '10rt'' Nation silver cook et, comp. \JI. 4<J.~O 29.<J9 coo~\\ dre I:; I .111 24 <,torl'' 2 oz. Win om yarn, rrg 1. l O ,1rl nl•t.'<ile\\or~ 40-,111 .!·I ... 1or1·' 79c Assorted cachepot , reg. $~ -$1 b $2-$8 g1lh Iii -,111 .N 'lorr'> Oise. Samsonite, reg. $44-$78 29.99-58.41J luggage Jb-,111 ~.i 'tort'' Assorted toys 20'k to 50'k off 10~' 42 -all 24 ~IOrt'S 10 speed bicycle, w,1!>.<JCJ. <J<J 77.00 sportin~ >\OO<h c;o-.111 24 '>IOr(') Royal elec. typewriter, com p. val. $279 229.99 ~1.1t1onery 6(l-Jll 24 stor{'S BUDGET STORE SAV INGS Misses' sweaters, comp. val. S8·$1 0 'porl\W{;'.lr 836-.111 <,leftr, Women's casual sandals, were 4.9C} hosrcry 405-e>.cept el ct11on Long sleeve dress shirt , were 5.99 men'!t furn. 606 ·-except cl t a1on Men's dress slacks, regularly 12.00 men) p.Jnts 817 -except cl ca1on 4.99 3.99 7.9C) • " South Coast Plazcr.-Costa Mesa, 3333 Bristol St., 546-9321 Westminster MalJ--:.Go_ldenwest at San Diego Fwy., 898-2521 - l t \ r I $ #&H ;:JPi 4 I 5 r A ft .f "• " . A• DAil y PILOT Thursday. January 1 1978 • Died in Vietnam .. Last Marines Remembered ~tARSJIAI.LTOWN, Iowa tAP> -Tbe mother vi one of thC' last A mcricans to dle in Vietnam says her faith never wavered that somed0y her son would come homt'. "We've always had faith Darwin would be taken care of." lcto Judge s aid after learning the body or Marine Cpl. Darwin Judge, will be returned by the Vietnamese. , JUDGF.. 19, A ll.S. F:MR~SY GUARD, and Cpl. Charles Mc'.\Tahon. 19. Woburn. Mass .. were killed April 28 in a rocket and artillery barrage on Saigon's Tan Son :--Thul airport in the final hours before the American-backM Saigon government fl'll lo Communist force~. The t\\O Marin t'S were helping refugees into hd1copters. Their bodies were not rN'O\ er ed by de· parting American forces. It was ori~rnally bt>he,·ed the two were the last :'\mencans lo die in the Southeast Asian war that claimed 55.000 11,·es. However. it was later learned that several othe rs were kilted in the next few days. "DARWIN WAS DOING WHAT HE wanted to do ... '.\trs. Judgt• s aid. "lie believed in this country . There's not murh morctosay." She s aid a M :trine Corps officer and Sen. John Culver ( 0 lown >. informed hC'r and her hus band. Henrv. 55. that "his bodv had been found ... She said thC're w£'re no immediate plans for burial services . Srn. Edward l\1 . Kennedy ( D-Mass. >. announced that Vietnamese authonties found the bodies of McMahon and Judge. He quoted a letter fr...>m Nguyen Duy Trinh. vice prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Viet- nam saying, "We think that there will be no ob· staC'les in the senctin~ of your people to Vietham to midertake the repatriation of these remains." , Order Yours NOW • • • {-_?:::, R,~, ~i . a::!~1u1 /\0~ ~ .. ~ Stick-on Labels 17""" ------ir . • PERSONALIZED •sTYLISH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mrs John Doe 1'3 Maon Street Anyrown, Anyste te 12l4S Stylish Vogue type on fin~ qv•lily while gull'lmecl p•ptr. ' ~---------------------rill in thit coupon, clip •nd m•ll with $1.SOto: "lot Prlntlnt Label Div., Po.t Offic• lex l UO Cotta Mew, CeUfornfa '2•26 I z le iwr• te WM .,...,, 11, CM• ---ii1Hii"llM ----------------~----J UPI Tel~• SOMERS, CoM . (UPI) -The owner of a restaurant has agreed to hire back a waitress as long as s he agrees to wear dark stockings over her unshaved legs. Judith Quist, who lost her part-time job in the Plaia Restaurant ln Febru•ry 1974 after refu~ing to s have her legs, will go back to work Monday at her old s alary_ "IT'S A CO~IPROMJSE. IT'S all I can say," s~d Mrs. Quist. The agreement was reached out of court between her attorney from the Connecticut Women's Educational and Legal Fund and the lawyer for Jerome A. Young, owner of the restaurant. M arrie d Mrs. Quist will receive no back pay and $1 in damages. She said her lawyer recommended As t r o n a u t 'E d win h t "Buzz" Aldrin, who ac<'epling t e agreemen . with Neil Armstrong MRS. QUIST COMPWNED SHE was dis· was first man lo land criminated against betause m ale employes on the moon in 1969. were not required to shave their legs. Young married interior de· said custom ers complained about Mrs. Quist's corator B<'vcrly Van leg hair. Zi le in Ca bo San A hearing examiner for the State Com· Lucas. Mexico. It mission on Human Rights and Opportunities was se('ond marriage ba<'ked the employer-this year, a nd Mrs. Quist forbo~th~·:__~~~~~~~a~ppe~a~led===to==th=e=C==ourt===o=f=Co==m~m~o=n==P=le=a=s=.====~ Tod&J T J,, f1r1t11h "" rnm111e' T ht f1rtt11h 1trt CMn111g: 11;. tltt fHoplt fl/ 1Jrdtr to /'>rm ,, 11ir,u ptJ'/«t 1t111&11 ..• Clo•e your C)C< Jnd yuu o n 1u11 1majl1nc l'Jul Rt'"' un h" chill~· nudn11?ht ride. o r <cc 1ht" 1llu<iroou~ ~a1hcrong 111 \llCHm< n whu \lj::ncd ch.-Ut'dJr"JllOn o( lndqxndt·nrc \X'dl, Propl«~ 1 .. Ju~I ~J,·ons;• 2nd Ltu n ... rn1 co hnn,:t J <crnc lokc chcsl' ro,11hc onco ~•>Ur hnm< '-lt1p h\ 20~ o( rhl' Pto pk< F.-dcr:il Sav1n,1ts ollocN lnJ It'" )OOr fr""- hosouro,JI mui: T h< pl\l <.nml"< llo\'t' 1n J colorful scrn•· on.,,,., ~cunJy 11111,1: rnrn 11 aruunJ lnJ ch<-r<:'> 1hc >1ory o( che .:v.:nl p1c1urcd on the frulll (•lllll' On Ill. hron" dll' (tlUp<>n lnd Wl'0ll !(l\t' ~'00 l ho! of )t"l~f<fa)' t1n J th<rmo mui.; ~ou II uw •·vcr)d')· 118111 llTBIBST 8.06°/o I 7. 75°/o* m1111mum balance Sl.000 m1n1mum lerm 6 ycarl 7. 79°/o I 7.50°/o* 6.98°/o I 6. 75°/o* mm1mum t>alanc@ $1 000 n1111n1mum lerm 30 mo' 6. 72°/o I 6.50°/o * m1n1mum balance $1 000. monomvm le•m 12 "'0~ 5.92°/o I 5. 75°/o* m1n1mum balanre $1 000. mtntmu,.. ltttm 90 Cl•Y• 5.39°/o I 5~25°/o For the People ... Since 1923 nOPLll l'IDD•L 181111 ' ~ U:W. ASSOCIATION .Z l(illl! El Tom Ro:ac:I. El Toro. C:A 926JO. (714) l!J0-7220. -It ~~'\-0 Sinu An2 < 2nmn Roid 11 lm~1il H,.,y .. A1uhdm. CA 92806. (71·f) 9')8.-62~1. 91.U AdAm\ Avc .• n MAttnolia Avc., fh1nhngton 8etch. CA 926'46. (71-4) 962-244< .. 9:00 1.m.· 400 p.m. Mon.·l'hurJ., lO:OO i.m..<>:oo p.m. f'rL 9:)0 un.· 2:00 p.m. Sat. F I -------------.... -non.11n111•L lltllll I I I L-- ' Or.ganist Performs I RorC D01ran JT., an Or3nge Coast College musk department ac· companist, will preseot a '"free public organ r ecital Jan. 13 at noon in OCC's Fine~rts H alt 119. Doiran, who received his B.A. degree in music from Chapman College, has been studying organ nine years. During the past five years, Doiran has given • nearly two dozen rec1taJs in. churches loc·ated in Orange County, Arizona and Ohio. Inflation beating- tips ••• Every day In the i•J.11\JA!ttll \ l Jofn•BOPE GaiJ Percy. 22, daughter of n. Jinois Se n .. Charles Percy, is joining Pro- ject HOPE as a medical ~n thropologist in Tunisia. ) I I I I I f r I \ J . • • t • • I . . • . ' \ I \ ! ' ·' •I ,,, I I ·1 .. .. ' ) , I I I l ' • I I : \ , ' , I .. • ·. . ) f \ I . I . . • I , . . \ , I • ~ \ I . l ! .l ) I \ l l } . ) l r ) } \ , ) l .' .J •I T { I r· r I • I ... . . ; . ~,..,., ..... ···-!ft" ....... . ..,. . -.................. _ .. _... -·~ -~~--._.._.._.. ................. _ . Thursday, January t. 1976 QUEENIE By Phi~ lnterlandi • Chloroform -Ban Rejected: 'Loving' Leciure In Laguna REWARD $300 C~SH 0 •"'<11._•.,.,;•••r~9\#' IN ••1& w...:...-. .......... L 1'1. Boyd Pro Burglar Starts Low Jf you came home one night to find your house ransacked with all your dresser drawers open, would you suspect a pro· fessional burglar or an amateur? Not so fast. Wise detectives say it was probably a pro· fessional. IC only the ~ttom drawer were open, it m ore likely would have been an amateur. The professional is aware that he can work faster by starting with the bottom drawer and searching upwards, leaving all the drawers open. IC be were to start with the top drawer, he ~ould have to close every drawer except the bottom to get to the next. THE HARD FACTS The normal little boy uses the word "when·· somewhat earlier than he uses the word "tomorrow" ... TO IDS UST of redundan· cies, our Language Man has added "hot water heater" ... AS TO THE PARTY who planted the firs t orange tree in t he Wes tern Hemisphere, credit Christopher Columbus. Q. "DID THE Pony Express riders carry guns?'' A. No, guns weighed too much. The only accouter- ment permitted them was a short~handled riding crop with a rawhide lasB. IT'S POSSIBLE to get far more lambs out of a flock of sheep now than it was previously. Has to do with keeping t he ewes penned up under artificial light. This changes their body clocks somehow to put the m m ore freq ... ently into romantic moods. Scientists in Austrau, say these light· ing techniques are shorteriing up the time between matings. Restlltis more lambs. POOR LEARNERS Can you nam e any brilliant grownups who when young were expelled from school as poor learners? Start with Albert Einstein. Include Geor ge Bern ard Shaw. Add Wilhe lm Roentgen. Have I missed any? Criticism or Shaw, incidentally, was that h~ couldn't spell. MORE UNMARRIED WOM EN than un· married m en own cars, please note. Address mail to l . M. Boyd, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa92626 . ·Pool Gas Hookup Ban Told by PUC SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The California Public Utilitie• Commission has told gas companies in the· state not to connect new·gas heaters for swimming pools after April 1, 1976. "Because conservationoHhis valuable-natural re- source is so vital, we are , . of the op in ion that termine the types of uses prompt action must be whi ch s hould b e taken to discourage what classified as luxury a'nd can only be considered ·as take steps to discourage a luxury use," the PUC them. said. The PUC s aid it re· THE P UC also asked cognized t h at t here would be exemptions the gas utilities to de· from the prohibition of YJO DIDN'T CRY WOLF \ PE'CS, Hungary (UPI> -A drunken zookeepet new hookups for heated swimming pools in such cases as those used for therapeutic purposes but that "such exemptions should be handled on an uunvtduat bm-s; subfect to strictest standards.'' left the door o r the THE COMMISSION wolves'· caee open and. also said it will take up at three escaped. a later date the question Two -.ere caught after of whether natural gas romping with dogs and· heating of existing swim· playing with children ming pools should be who thought they were phased out or su~jected shepherd dogs. . . lf to a higher tariff. The third fug1t1ve wo , . ate meat which had been The PUC s~1d there injected with tranquiliz· are app~ox~mately lnl drugs and walked 250,000 sw1mm10g pools aleeplly back to the cage, in Ci\)ifornia, 60 percent police iald. -of which have beaters. . * * *·* * * * * *. * * * * * * * •• ~ ..... • MERCURY SAVJNGS • a!ld loan aswc1ation • Open ~.·Thurs. 9t.m.-4 p.m~ ftl h.m,.Sp.m. ' \ "STATEMENT SlVINBS" • PIESfl&E Cud •.• •••••••• * ••••••• * * •• WASKINGTON (UPI) -Ralph Nader's health researchers bave asked the government to ban cough medicines, mouth washes, dentifrices and other.drugs containing chloroform, a substance they said may cause cancer. The Food and Drug Administration refijsed, s•ytng it has no evidence chloroform in cough medicine or any other drug product poses a s afety problem. • DR. SIDNEY WOLFE, DIRECTOR .of the Health Reaearch Group, amtiated with Ralph Na.der, said chloroform has .been a suspecte(I carcinogen (or s ome time. He said in the view of other government scientists a s tudy by the National Cancer Institute has confirmed the suspicion. "This situation is reminiscent of vinyl chloride in the early 1970s before the human e vidence had been seeJ)," WolCe told FDA Commissioner Alex· ander M. Schmidt in a letter. "' "VINYL CHLORIDE WAS ALSO fong-known to ~ Miriam M. Gihn, a professo r o! clioical social work at Chapman College, will address the Laguna . Circle Judaica on "The Importance of Loving" at 8 p.m . on · Monday: at Laguna Federal Saving s • Auditorium. 260 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach. Mrs. 1Htin will discuss • , various levels of love LOVING LECTURE relations: hus band-wife, Miriam M. Gltln parent-child, ne\ghbor-----------•neighbor, people-people, Jail Term and relate them to pro- blems besetting society today. The s p ea k e r i s licensed in California as a marriage, family, and child counselor, and as clinical social worker for nonm e di ca l psycbotheq1py. She has been in private practice A $300 cesh NWsd Is offered for Information leoding to tt.e .,...t of either or both of the two men Involved In the arnutd ·robbery of the Dally Piiot ., employee In Costa Mesa on t Monday evening, DecetNN:r 22, \ 1975. Tht person providing the Information will be neither pro~.ted nor even sought. Thi1 connltmettt .fs by both the Daily Pilot mid the Costa Mesa Police Dtpa1 lment. CCMttact: Jock R. Curley, General Manager Doily Pilot 642-4321 ar Investigator Thoq>son Costa Mffo Police ~. 556-5205 cause liver damage in humans, but the cancer· causin g properties had only been shown in animals," he s aid. "It is to be hoped that definitive regulatory action will not again await the finding of hµman evidence of cancer with chloroform as it did with vinyl chloride ." 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Janu1rx \, 1976 ' , C'ou11tg Clerk ~061Jfii119 _ .. ~ t ) ' I \ I ' ' \ I ~ : ORANGE COUNTY ' t I { , 4 ~ First Promotiod '\For Irvine Police ' The t1rst promotion in Irvine's \ six-month-old police fqree has I been announced by Irvine Polict' ; Chief Leo E. Peart. ' Albert W Muir. who has " served as a s pecialized in- ' vestigations offi cer. was pro I. moted to sergeant. OCTotal· 46 Charged With Murder Forty-six persons were charged with murder in Orange County last year. according to officials in the district attorney's office. And about 71 '·homicides" are on file for 1975 in the county coroner's office, including 47 persons who died from gun blasts. Officials in the district attorney's office said the number of murder charges filed has increased 45 percent since 1973, when the DA first started com- pi ling such figures. Thirty-one p~rsons were charged with murder in 1973. and 37 wer e charged last year, they said. ;vi any of the cases over the three years still are in the court process. but officials said conviction rates are usuully high. Cancer Center Eyed for County Tbe College of Medicine at UC Irvine has r ef ceived $19,487 from the National cancer Institute to rletermine the feasibility ol establi~hing a regional canct'r center in Orange County·. The study is expected to be funded by the in· stitute for a second yea~. The project is directed by Dr. Steven Armentrout, UC I chief of hematology. and oncology and head of the Orange County Medical Center cancer clinic The initial intent of the study is to determine the· degree or com mitment and range of resources for' a regional cancer center. 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Hamblin said they were just problem kids from the town and nearby ranches drawn together at Morgan Junior High School the town's only junior high. ' The trouble began about three weeks ago when ont\of the gang's female leaders, a 12-year-old '1tas broQght before Juvenile Judge W.R. Cole on a ~late motion that she be committed, as a delinquent to the state center at Cascadia. He granted ihe motion. .. A flnanclal and debt counselor is available from 10 ·a.m. to 2 p.m. three days a week at Westminster City Hall. City officials said the oew cons umer credit service ii b'ing oUered . to city residents as a free public service. Tbe counselor will be available Mondays, Tuesdays an d Thursdays to assist families and individuals , in.budgeting. I.,, Oller Questions about the · program may be direct· Steven J'.'ord, 19, .. e d to 897-3846. The bronc-busting son. of coJDSelor will be in the President FQrd, will Community Services be offered job at San Certter, Room 108, 7571 D i e g o C o u n t r y Westminster Ave .• Est ates, a land de-• velopment and dude Tod1y more than ever ranch, while attend· ing school part·time, ... atilt th• best buy a spokesman for the The l•t)IQijmll GRANNIS, Ark. (AP) ...,.. The roots of the vicU for the second coming ol Chriat began in 1946 when Saral;l and John Nance rnoved their six children into a trailer home in this tiny com- munity of 177 persons. "We only lived here a little over a year before we moved,'' says their oldest child, Elizabeth Nance'Bard. 11We all scattered. but aomethin& kept drawing us b ack. Now we're all back together waiting for Him to come." MltS. BAllD AND her husband returned to Grannis from New Mexico 11 years qo. Since then, her two brothers, three sisters and an aunt have returned. "There's no material reason for it," Mrs. Bard said. ''There's no wealth here, this is a pretty poor town. Some of us left good jobs to come here. Something just kept tugging at us to come back.'' The par~nts , whom Mrs. ThutSday.January I , 197& Nance said were "very r e · ligious," have died. The Nance family and several relatives·l.n-law began the vigil Sept. 29 when, actording to Mrs. Bard, they began receiving vis· ions from God telling them to stay together until Jesus came. DAIL y PILOT A J J t "WE PRAY CONSTANTLY every night for every word writ• ten a.bout us,'' Mrs. Bard said. "We know we're not very in· teresting people, so all the at .. teotion we're getting must be God 's way of telling the rest ot the world that Jes us is coming." She said the group receives AT FIRST, THE vlgU was about 10 letters daily and oc-' marked by secrecy. VtcU mem· ealiqnal long·distance pbon& bera stopped going to work, ealts fl'Om .peHons-inteiested ~ stopped payinc bills. and refused the vigil. to tell what.. went on inside the •·Many of them, of course, are1 small brick house where the vigil just try inc to set us strai&,ht on is headquartered. religion," Mrs. Bard said. "But The county juvenile court or· some are interested and say they dered six scbooJ.age chil~ re-have similar beliefs." moved. and a se'venth child was ordered removed by a circuit THE ATTITUDE OF the court. . , ..., townspeople in this community The court cas.es triggered of 177 has changed in recent nationwide publicity, which the days, Mrs . Bard said. vigil members say was God's "We used to ·sit in the house way of warning other people that and feel the ridicule of our the'end of the world is near. So neighbors, but now we don't feel now tbe vigil members are more that any more. People are begin· than willing to talk with re-ning to accept that we are not porters. k90ks:• ranch says. On the day before the Dec. 12 bearing Hamblin said, a boy m ember stole the tractor 'trom his father's farm along with knives, axes and nine rifles, shotguns and pistols, He wrecked the tractor on the way to Ellensburg and thendisappeare<l. .-:=======:-::==============~------------------------------------, OTHERMEMBERSOFmEGANGpicketed RW'ft 2 D,A.VS ONIV J sAtE ENDSSATURDAY,JANUARY 3RD .•• the Kittitas County Courthouse the next day. r! l I KI LI HURRY, SOME QUA NTITIES LIMITED! Hamblin said one of the·m slipped the accused girl a & a ..: ---------------' hunting kniTe, which was discovered after the hear- ing when it fell to the ground. Meanwhile:teachers and students at the junior high reported seeing students with gU{ls. · "We had ooe little boy who bad a double~ baneled shotgun pointed at him," said Hamblin. "ThaDk God no one pulled the trigger.•• No arrests were made immediately. Police and sheriff's deputies meanwhile received numerous l'ePorts of young people menacing other kids .with guns and or gunfire on thefringe·oftown. EVENTUALLY, TWO BOYS AND A GIRL were arrested in the home or the accused girl's mother. Charges were f'lled against the youths in connection with the gun threats. Four families voluntarily moved their children out of the area. 1'he woman was· charged with contribating to the e delinquency of minors and was being held Wednes· ·dayon$1,000bond. , Hamblin said the boys· and girls arrested told him they bad planned to attack the courtroom with . guns. kill the judge and other court officials and free their friend. ·The attack was never made, but Hamblin said be thought they had been serious in planning the raid. Judge Cole was fitted with a bullet·proor vest as a precaution. "Kids run in cycles, like you can have a goO<I football or basketball team for a few years," said Hamblin. " Well, this cycle we got some cotkers in junior high , some really rough kids. But we got them broke up now.·• FDA Cites Le11S~-: ·~ l1nplant Dangers WASHING TON (UPI) -The Food and Drug Administqttion said Wednesd·ay a problem ;. may have d evel.oped with certain surgically implanted human eye lenses that could result in the loss of an eye. It announced that doctors of patients who have implanted Luminex intraocular le nses are being advised to cheek their patients for possi- ble fungus infections that might have resulted from contamination of the solution in which the lenses w ere packed before ~urgery. IT SAID T H•E manuf actui;er of the lenses, Luminex In~ ternational Inc., Las Vegas, is recalling 200 vials of Luminex neutralizing solution from doctors around the country. The agency said one lot of the neutralizing solution "was found to be cont amin ated with fungus identified as paecilomyces lilicinus" and tbe "firm bas re~ commended physicians monitor patients who· ----------have implantedLumiriex· ... · -~... .~; 1 intraoc·urar lenses for ~ •. ... _t!,.., • s i g n s o r f u n g a l in - ", • ;{f;,/f:r· fection." • ~ 4>j~~ A SPOKESWOMAN ::r. ' said it was not known how many lenses were implanted or how ex- tensive the problem might be, but •'some in- fections did develop." ~ Because of that, and because "you could lose your eye from it ," she said the FDA made the matter a class I recall, which it defines as an "emergency situation" with life·threatening im· plications. THE LENSES in· volved are not contact u .. 1 ,. • .._.... lenses, but are replafe· Ill , ments for the human sm...... Jens whic.h are sutured in Psych i at ri st Karl dUring surgt;i'y .. 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Try us. spirit of value I· I I • A I z DAIL v PILOT Thursday, January 1, 1978 ' ; 'Pure' Food Labeling ' To -Stay-ThroaglT f1 ···~ WASHINGTON (AP) -Consumers will continue to see labels claiming that meat products such as sausage and lard are "pure'' for another six months. despite the government's Jan. 1 deadline for removini them from retail s helves. (CONSUMER J processors would have until Jan. J , 1976, to use up their old labels. ' I Fear Restrictions Univeryity Women Set Mexican~ Buy in SD Capital, with the word "ecreto" writ· Discussion SAN DIEGO \AP) -Mexican citizens are pumping increasing amounts of money into San Dleao area real estate because they rear e ventual economic reatrictlon by their government. teoln. . But one who allowed we of his The Laguna Beach name was architect Julio Garci branch of the American Crespo, 36, who bas a second home in Association of Universi· adeveJopmentcalledCoronadoCays. t y Women will meet at .. Peopli; ar, ,dis~tful, and I'm 9:30 a.m. Jan. 8 in the Acquaintances of many of the in-sure there are also many numbered N e i g h b o r h o o d vestors who live in Mexico City 1aid' Swiss bank accounts open~ by ~1ex-Congregational Church, they fear political confiscation of pro-icans," he said in an interv1ew. . _M;t40 St. Ann's Drl ve, perty at home. They refused to allow \ rrLagunaBeach. use of their names. ••1 DON''T TlllNK THI~ has A panel discussion.will • · _ _ _ · .nytbln1 ti) .do with a lll.~t~ular Include-four AAUW I • • The additional l ime is being grant- ed proeessors by the Agriculture Department, whi ch contends it would be a financial hardship on companies if 1hey were required to destroy millions of unused labels by the deadline. H. E .'Steinhof( of the department's meat and poultry inspection branch said the additional time to next July 1 would be officially announced soon. Processors will be allowed to use "pure'' and "100 percent" labels that wer~ in s tock befpre_Jan, 1, 1975, he UP1t....,._ , ,, MalllaKWren ". Actress ·Karen ,Bla~ic.· and her husSand ~ Minor 'Kit' Carson, are the new p,iirents) of a seven-Pound boy, christened Hunter Minol,' Norn1an Carson. AS OF NOV~M8£1l, a totil of. ~c-position of the government. I~ IS ~ust a study topics. They and Mexican ci tizens owned con4 fearofchangeandlackof fa1th1nthe the panelists are : The f dominiums·costing $00,0QO to $150,000 future. Of coune, the govem~ent has 21st Century, Dr. Lucile i, each at Cor.onado Shores. a luxury made 10me-cbanges conc~rn1ng tax-Allen: Economic Fact.s ocean-front development on San ation, but Mexican taxes are lo~er or Life Reta Crawford; : NEARLY TWO YEARS ago, a more stringent la beling requirement was forr<'d on the department by a federal court. The court ruled in favor or a ronsumer -group that rontended hot dogs called "all beer' or "100 per- C'<'nt .. ,of something or ''pure" were mislabeled if they con,tained more than one ingredient. told a reporter. • One reason that the old labels were not used was because pork production was down sharply this year, me.aning that less s·ausage and lard -con- sidered the items most affected - was around for I&6eling. Retail pork . prices also were at record t\i,ghs, sug- gesting that consumer resistance also was a factor. Diego Bay. than those here." s 0 e i et y and the At least two dozen others llve in Ind iv id u a I, Kate Mex·ico and own Coronado con-.F:lm on C'-L_--'/IY Harmon : and World dominiuCs. ., ~U.Uu.. Plural is m, Roberta A real istate man said one Mexican Thayer. businessman arrived with $160,000 in Se • Cl "Each topic focuses on a briefcal!le as down payment on a t in e-,nel'lte the distasteful necessity commercial building and "h-e JJaid he of ehanging some or our just wanted to get bis dollars out of •'•Morocco ... Cities, Sun, Sahara,'' a patterns of response, ~n Since processed meat contains some seasonin g, preservatives or other additives. none is qualified as rin y of those things under the co•rt's interpretation. J\.1i!xico." ' film of the.. African country, will be arous in g courage, in "THERE M.o\Y BE some Isolated' M al G. ' · Said the salesman: "He was Con-shown Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. at the San lo ose nin g th e im - Jabels of the too percent type for other e 8 rant eerned that the govemment would ul-Clemente Community' Clubhouse as agination and in freeing products, but it '>''asn't generally used Wl-llTTIER -The RiO timately restrict his ability to take partofthe;SanClementeRotaryClub's the individual from the for too many others,·· Steinhoff said. Hondo Area Action Coun -dollars out.•• "Adventures in Travel''filmseries. pressures or routine of The departmt'nt s aid on Jan. 23, 197·1. that thf' term "all " and simil ar \\"ords, in the court 's v it~v.·, meant ··v.·hol!y, completely, exclusively and solely " and proposed that the same rules for hot dogs be t>xtended to otht'r meat and poultry labels. .o\ eonsumer s pokeswoman said th e "The Andes'' will be screened at a conformity,'' said ril will receive a grant of department 's claim that immediate $3-I0.490 for s enior eitizcn SIMILAR REPORTS COME from like time Feb. 10, while the "Ten Stars Carolyn l.yons , group enforcement of the label order would meals in the \Vhittier other real estate people. of France'' will bt: shown March 9. spokeswoman. mean economic .hardship for pro-area for the coming The San Diego County assessor's of-· The Rotary Club sponsOrs the fi lm. 1 ' cessors is "pure bull and maybe pure year. The project will fire, which must reeord purchase! series to raise money for charitable _.,. • ..:io ·A polities." provide 300 hot -meals :1 lists the home city of a majority o, causes. Admission is $!.50 for adults HMM.J.tlUS ¥ .o\FTER STUD\'ING TllE situation for almost a year, the Agri culture De,aartment on Dec. 4, 1974, said that Carol Foreman, executive director ,d~'.::_::__::::_:.:::__:.:::::_.-~t~h~es:o•:._tb'_'.u~y'.'.e':r~s _a".s~M~e.".x~ico~, ~D~-~F~-:_· ~t~h:• _ _:and~~$~1~!o~r:_:s~t~u~d:en11_t~s~. _______ !.___:~====-:::-::_ __ of the Consumer Fe derat io n or _ ay. .o\merica, said she was "shocked that l JSDA has held it back" for another six months. - , -. . , SILVERWODDS WOMEN'S SHOPS l-• Semi-Annual· Sale I ~ • , . e<-. ~ ' . . --.-~ -.... ~ ' Famous :.Mak~-SJ>ori:_,, • , ~d ~1l2 :Dff·I- -· ' , , .' 'j, ~ , . • ' . ,..., • Virgin l!WOOI co-ordinates _, . • Reg. 22.00-polyeater.pants now 14.90 • Reg. t6.00 floral printihlrts now_9'.'9o • Sweatar,911vings, large assortment • ~ .... ~.,....,. ' . -i, Super Buy On Pantsuit$ Sizes 8 -16, Reg. 66.00 -' Now 39.90 silverwoods Merchandise not available at all slores 45 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH • FA~ Fash ion Islan d Newport Beach ·- silverwoods America's Finest Clothing At Very Special Savings! Hart Schaffner & Marx Now you can buy one of these famous suits at the pr.ice of a n ordinary suit. Reg. $195 to $225 1599 Q.189 90 Hart Schaffner & Marx Silver Trumpeter Suits Premium wool fabrics. now 249 90 Premium tailoring . Reg. $295 Special Group Vested Suits All wools Bnd 49 polyester/wool blends. 1249 0-1 9o Reg.$150 10$175 Reg. 79.95 to89.95 Blazers & Sport Coats 64.90-74.90 Reg. 27.50 to 37.50 Dress Slacks, now ?2.90-29.90 • SAVE NOW ON SILVERWOODS SPORTSWEAR AND FURNISHINGS Sport Shirts ................. ." .. 9.90-15.90 Many styles and patterns. Reg. $1&-S25 Suede & Leather Jackets ..... 79.90·119.90 tncludlng many line imports. Reg. $1-40-$165 45 FASHION ISLAND • Dress Shirts ............. , ..•..•. 7.90-9.90 Long sleeve, e11ycara fabrics. Reg. Sl4-S18 Designer N09kwear •............. now 2.99 Variety of patterns. Rag. 6.50-8.50 NEWPORT BEACH - . ' I ., l J ! M be!r then reot figh' "I a si com J tS: said 1hat M yow whe 0 ' 0 0 tv 1•• of Ce dleb. Schc Edu· beg ii Or rlas~ to JC begi roon &ho will tim• begi roon jo I-Ii Th be ti publi cove r eq11 stat( form stud£ sider Th gistr Ad may ing t Offi week ,p.m . To 'G OJ NB -~ A manl pleocl it nl baza Whicl wher them Th Plast. shipp I erst late I were when with t Tl Prod miss~ were cause A s! tome: took parti• hollo' rattle mark Th• up to: n , com .,. WO• Wfl( hom mor c u s, ... , Hke glv~ pbu to ~ mm In .... oil ( lh•t the1 .. "I ... tllol to .. " DOC us :::, <ha -· iheiJ welt deli chat ' .. : ' 2 ~ ...... L ' Thursday. January 1, 1976 . Ex·eonri@t Aids-Girl, Seeks Custody MIAMI (AP> -An ex·conVlct who mother JaUed on drug eharg~. Miss-pregmmcywtren-tbemotherwu tak· surgery while irr prison to correct betdended a deformed 8-year-6ld and Brown, ~released rrom prison last lngdrugs. • facial damage sustained io a beating then persuaded a team or doctors to1 June after serving si;, years for by the mata she killed, was rebuffed restructure the girl's race says she'll manslaughter, was working as a "I'VE BEEN GOING to school as a by social agencies when she sought fight lQ obtain custody of the child. counselor at the jail. peychology major and I realize that to help for the girl. Finally. a team of "I know that it '$ going to be bard for a child, this sort of thing causes men-doctors at the University of Miami's a single woman who's also an ex-"Her mother intJ'OS.luced me to her tal damage," said Miss Brown. ''If Mailman Center for Child Develop- convict to get custody of anybody, but three other children , but not to something can be done, it should be ment agreed to operate free or I talked to my parole officer and he Natasha," Mi$S Brown said. done. It's kind of hard to be so young char1e. said he would support me in any way . N·a t a s h a w as born w it h and so rejected," she said. thathecan,"WillleMaeBrown said. hypertelorlsm,afacialdetormitythat , She received the mother 's LAST MONTH, THE doctors re- spaced her eyes about twice the permission to try and help the girl, moved two of Natasha's ribs, which MISS BROWN SAJD Sll.E met normal d istance apart. Doctors said whose father also was in jail and who will grow back· since she is so young, young Natasha Conley last October the c:ondition might.have developed was s taying with an aunt. and used them to rebuild her nose and CAIL y Pll.OT A I 3 I Partfl Peepn- President Ne Win of Burma crashed a crowded party in Rangoon ,"" slapped an army colonel, poked h o l es in th e drums of a rock band and kicked ove r their a111plifiers, breaking up the when the child was visiting her during the first three months of Miss Brown, who wtderwent pl~tic hold other bones in place. . l._.:_:_~-==:.-=~::.:....:==--====-.!.:_--===-~=:....:.-=-=~~~~~~--~__:~~~~~:..:;..:_~;;=_~.,:;_~~~--------i Oasses On Taxes Offered party, the Bang kok Post has reported. fwo classes in income tax preparation will be o H ered by the Sad- dleback Valley Unified School Distri ct Adult Educa t ion Department beginning in J anuary. One of the 10-wcck dasses will meet lrom 7 to 10 p.m . Wednesdays, beginning Jan. 14, in room 611 of El Toro High School. T he second class will ineet at the same times o n Mondays, beginning Jan. 12, in room 520 at Mission Vie- jo High School. The course, which will be taught by a certified public accountant, will cover basic information required to c omplete state and federal tax forms. Questions from students will also be con· sidered. There will be no re· gistralion fee. Additional information may be obtained by call- ing the 'Adult Education Office at 837 -6270 weekdays from 1 to 10 .p.m. Toy Firm 'Guilty' Of Hazard NEWARK. N . J . !UPI ) --=-A Newark t oy manufacturing firm has pleaded guilty to charges it n'tionally m arlteted hazardous toy rattles which could break open when childr e n s hook them. T he firm , Electro· Plastics Inc .. admitted it shipped the rattles in in· terstate commerce in late 1971 ·and 1972 which were liable to break open when childre n played with them. Th e Co n s um e r Product Safety Com - missio' said the rattles were defective and could cause serious injury. Assistant U .S. At- torney Kenneth N. Lap· took sa.i.d p e.a -sized particles were inside the hollow toy. He sa\d the rattles were no longer marketed. The firm faces fines of up to $3,500. TMAMCS N>a lllM NICI CUSTOMIU lyTlllY •IANT, ...... The type of folks who come into our pharmacy are the kind that you would also a lways welcome into your own home. They are really more like friends than customers. We ap· predate having people like this to wall on and it gives everyone In the phannacy the incentive to want to please them more. In this new year we would like' to reassure all our customer friends that we do appreciate them buying their pharmacy needs from us and that we wlll do all that ii ethically possible to servf them. YOU OR Y OUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great m•nY people rely on us for their health needs. We •elcome request• for delivery urvico and charte accounts. · PAii UDO PHilMACY : · 351 Hospital Road Frff Delivery :Newpon Beach "42·1511!. Call 642-5878. Put a few word• to work for ou. Selected group. \ ·Blouses ·Jeans ·Coordinates ·Sweaters ·Pants ·Blazers . Limited quantities Styles ,galore r • · Super savings S~ECIAL BUY Metallic Brass Lamps 19.99 Add a touch of brass to your home or office. 4 styles to choose from. 34" to 37" high. Lovely antique shades. Limited quantities. ... JCPemey 123 UI 189 0 I UM Your JCPenner Cher ... Except supermarket 20% OFF On every bra and girdle jn stock. ~ _.-!'\ I --=-;:.-::-~ . ~ \ Bra 2.:13 Sport Brief Girdle Reg. 2.66. Floral lace cup. White. nude. blue. 32-36A. 32·386, 34-38C. 1.:15 ....) Reg. 1.44. Medium control. In white and nude. Sizes S,M,L Last3days Action Back Girdle 2.39 Reg. 2.99. Long leg grrdlt provides l1ghtwe1ght control Front side and back panels. While M.L.XL 15%0FF Soundesign AM/FM/FM Stereo With Changer and Speakers Bra 2.80 Reg. 3.50. Floral lace cup. 100% nylon. Elastic sec1ions nylonJspandex 32·36A. 32·38 B&C. When you buy the complete system... . Stereo receiver has built-in 8-track s 12 4 rf purchased separately· tape player/recorder. slide controls. AMI FM/FM Changer features lull size BSA Stereo Receiver 74.99 turntable. diamond stylus Plus 2 Changer . . . 44.99 wide range speakers Speakers . . . . 26.00 145.98 ~ PAft: e.ech at Orangethe>fpe • Open weetldays i:30 to 9:30. Sundays 10 to 8 ·0.. ... 1: City Or. at Giiden Grove Blvd.• Open weekdays 10 lo 9. SUtiMys 10 to 6. SAMTA AMA: 3900 So. Bn1tol-No. of So. Coast Plaza• Open Daily 9:30 to 9. Sundays 10 to 6 • I , .f i .. J I 1 ! , i ' c I I • I 1 -~ • • f 1 ' \ • } ' ~ ' ' ' I •! )'1 : ' • . l l • • \ . . . .. UDGES JUNKETS Rep. Leo Ryan Cap~tol Travel 'Fever' \VAS HI:'<JGTON (UPI) Whil e mo s t Americans began pack- ing the Christmas tinsel and worrying a bout holi- day bills. m a n y of those they sent to Congress \\ere packing for trips abroad at Uncle Sam 's expense. The sem i-a nnual con- !:!ress1onal travel season is here again. Destina- tions rang<' from Pek· ing's forbidden city to palm-studded isla nds in the South Pacific._ SF:~. GE ORGE McGovern <D ·S.0 .), is going to Hanoi. Eleven women member s of the ·House headed for China. Sen. J acob llavits CR· :'<I. Y.). is going to South Ame1'\ca. Som e senators are t:.iking a $35,000 trip to the South Seas. "If I h ad m y way every co n g r ess m a n would go overseas to find out about what ts going on t her e ... R ep . Leo Rvan <D-Calif. >. said in an interview. . It is the fun ct ion o f l he con- gressional bran ch to act on behalf of the people to check the actions of the e xecutive b r a nch The <'xecutivc branch flies ev e rywh e r e. al ~ th e time." RYA:'IJ , A ME MBERor the House Inte rnational Relations Committee, is not taking any trips dur- ing this month-long con- gressional vacation. But he has been to the Middle East . Southe a s t A sia. most of Europe and a good s hare o f South Amen ca. .. I tell everybody when r am going and where, and when I get back I tell them where I was and what I learned," Ryan said. "And 1f they want to check into the ex- J')t>nses and "ho paid for 1t. they can." ~OT )1.\~Y mem bers o r c o m m 1 t t c .C' s o f CongrC'ss oper<Jll' that way. A fC'w :.i nnouncc t heir trips hu t m a ny more do not CSeeJUNKET S, AI6) NOW YOU KNOW I. """ ·-GM• poltcy • is si•plf • two pOr'fJ cOlltrod. Y-ilthnst is s eper'ate fr'OM tllle l•Mr'oace co•p••J ottd sllloald be pr'ohchd wpc:uft+y. 2. YOlt ha•• jnt es ...clll power es ,_. ht1ar9Ke c...-y. Y• Ned aot be l•ti•ldeted or let tllle lator'oace cO•poay ...... decldeltle ........ r-wWitoCW.. 3. Dl1pefH CH be .tNtr.fed wlfh.t co.f ,... ..... 4. ,_ -..tttt.4 .. ...... ,..,. ....... ... wt.. ~WK .. la pre•a., ' ........ po1c, ......... ls-II perCe•fo9e fee wllllclll 11 aot 4ee Htll ......... h CI •l1f.4J. 5. H ,_ Wre • .... ....... •s' I' .... ..... , ...... _. ....._.c.._•fllf•-. ......... , ......... E9UITY INSURANCE CLAIMS 91Jlle I.IC ti• t 00 1714J 147-1241 1110 I. ""' St .. s.te A-. CA. 9270 I Wt.216 ' ' ' • Thu~ay. J_anuary J. 1978 Hypnot~t Cop Solves Attack My~tery 35°/o OFF Bed Pillows 2/$3 Reg . 2.44ea. Dacron• poly- t'_ster filled. $t.1na.1rel size P1cll up a pdtr 20% OFF Thennal Blankets 3.99 Reg. 4 99. PC11y1'5l• ·~!he rr>11I I ,,,.~. I "'" ;t tw; I!• Su 101 1 t, _.f \".Jt1'1tl1 A-.-or to> l ~ 1.:ir:. ~f -· --;-.. 1'. . ' l f. ·-, •'I ... wr ----. =--~~ n.. --. ,.. .?) . , , .. 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Filled cnb sh<'•'' c.onw:i ir1 c1i.~011cd prints All conon M.ichinl' wast1;i1Jlr' No 11on. tvo Pastel Sheet .1.66 Reg. 2.11. As nrl-''1 r .1~1t'I'>1n lCIO 'COiion I •lli'd E. " { c.lll'. no·11on •• It ' I .4 .... 1'-J tt'l8· '\. ...... a... ................. Use Your JCPenney Charge. ai ~ 25%0FF Crib Size rr:-r A _tr- ~ , Pillowcases 55¢ ea. Reg. nc. All cau.cin pillow· c.:i~Ps in assorted p11nts Machin(' washablr• ~ I:.? • ---~ ·~ Every sheet in stock's reduced~ Get here quick. "Mount Vernon" by Pequot No uon SO~o cotlon/50°0 µ0lyester muslin: F11ll Ila! or l1ttcd. 3.66 Reg. 4.99 01w, .. n 11,11 or f1l!Hj 5.99 Reg. 7.99 Klfl"l fl.11 er 1111\:d. 7.99 Reg. 9.99 St 1nd.ird p1llowctises. 2/2.44 Reg. 2/3.44 King Pillowcases. 2/2.99 Reg. 213.99 "Rhapsody" by Pequot Lady Pepperell Pastel Muslins No iron. 50°;, cotlnnf50°u Full llat or lilted No iron. 50°0 co1ton1t>0"11 h ill flat or f11tM polycslP.r pcrcdl 3.99 polyester muslin. 3.66 Twm tl<1t nr f11tl'd Twin llat or filled. 2.99 Reg. 5.44 2 -.66 Reg. 4.77 S1andard Pillowcases Slandclrd Pillowcases 2/2.99 2/2.44. Reg. 4.44 Reg. 213.77 Reg. 3.77 ·r •' .. - , . r > ~! .- ~ ~ 4 ( ( ,, ... ti ~ tc 1 e -u d d s r 0 ~ a lT a r l tt tt c I. p p G j j i (I v. \\ h \\ lT w H u le St OI (I Ji1 ot "1 T w Cl I w Cl w SC at al 1)1 te c• .... . Ct I I. I " , E~loye Strikes, in W eSt County Reviewed f : ltyKATDYCLANCY .. Thursday. January 1. 1976 DAILY PILOT A JS f o. .. o.u,~ .. s.... ~ach and Fountain Valley have experts in education, for exam· POLICE RECENTLY did The year 1975 brought 3 nine· wttnessed an increasing public pie, teachers want a great voice agree to a new two-year contract, day trash collectors' strike to empJoye militancy in both in classroom programs. offering a 7.5 percent pay raise west Orange County. schools and city government. Following is a listi.Qa of public this year and 7 next. It also brought police pickets to Inflation and tight IO>vernmen-employe crisis in West Orange -Rubbish haulers staged a Fountain Valley City Hall, taJ budgets haven't helped con-County this year and bow they nine-day strike in April and May tractnegotiations. l d ff ti 15 'tl C IL t· teacher strikes against two wereso ve : a ec ng c1 eB. o ec ions school districts and a threatened SOME PUBLIC officials blame -Fountain Valley Police generally were slowed -not police strike in Huntington etr~rts by teacher and empJoye picketed city hall for a week in totally halted. .Beach. uruons for the growing troubles, . January, then turned out in pro· Haulers, represented by the claiming the employe units are test with citizens. In the end, they Teamsters Union, returned to AND AS THE year drew to a trying to seize control of govern-received a 12 percent pay hike, wprk after receiving a $1.22 per close, there is discontent in Foun-ment. but were unhapp-y with other con-hour pay hike over-three years. t ain Valley involving contract Employes deny that charge but tract terms. They never signed' -Teacher strikes occurred in talks with the city's 34 firemen. admit they want a greater vqice the contract but were paid under. both the Fountain Valley Residents or both Huntington in operations that affect them. As its terms all year. <elementary) and Huntington . ~ ... ,.... Ortlfl 880,000 Sen. Hubert H . Hum- phery, <D·Minn.) is almost free of debt from 1972 presiden- tial try after paying Off about $900,000. Still to be settled are ~$80,000 in debts. fMajority ~Rules' On Mags BELLEVILLE , Ill. <U PI ) -The Belleville City Councii figures 111ost people in town would be turned off by the sexual explicitness of t:>UCh magazines as Playboy and Penthouse. ReliAride~ Brake Overhaul 49.88 Drum Brakes 69.88 Disc Brakes New brake linings expertly installed All wheel cylinders rebuilt. Bral<e drums resurfaced. New lroot grease seals installed. Front wheel bearings repacked. Shoe contacts lubricated. Hydraulic system flushed and refilled. Master cylinder inspected. Linings arched to fit drums. Road tested by our experts. Free brake adjustment ' lor t he life of the linings. For Chevy, Ford sedan and most compacts. PREMIUM BELTED WHITEWALLS • 2 belt plies-fiberglass • 2 bias plies-polyester Size E78x14 F78x14 G78x14 H78x14 G78x15 H78x15 L78x15 • Reg. 34.99 35.99 37.99 38.99 37.99 39.99 41 .99 Now 26.22 26.99 28.44 29.22 28.44 29.99 31.44 .. F.E.T. 2.32 2.47 2.62 2.84 2.69 2.92 3.21 Prices shown are for tubeless whitewalls plus Fed. Ex. Tax as shown. No trade-in needed. Our AeliAride ., Premium Belted 1s our own name and does not reflect any nationwide standard of quality With the purchase of Rel1Ande"' tires you get: 1. Installation 2. Tire rotation every 5000 miles. Beach Union High School dis- tricts, each for three days near the closing of school. BY THE TIME classes ended for the summer, high school teachers had won an 8.5 percent pay raise, while Fountain Valley teachers did not receive their 8 percent bike until after a fact- findin~rocess in September. -Threatened teacher strikes took elace in both the Ocean View and Huntington Beach City (elementary) School Districts. Ocean View teachers received a 5 percent pay hike. HUNTINGTON B E.,CH elementary teachers were given a 7 percent pay hike two weeks ago -the day be! ore they were leavin g for t he Christmas holidays. Tbe hike was granted unilaterally by the s,chool board after teachers refused t p participate in what they called meaningless negotiations . . -Huntington Beach firemen lhreatene<l to s trike in J uly but the crisis was averted when the city council granted an 8 percent pay raise immediately, another 2 percent in Jan. and benefits. It voted unanimously . to ban the magazines by t enforcing a previous ly -unused city obscenity or- .. dinance. "People argue for in· dividual r ights but sometimes individual rights mus t be sub- ordinated to public good,'' Mayor Charles Nichols said. "The City Council un- animously feels that the magazines are obscene and that they would be classified as obscene by the majority of people in the community." Magazines banned in- clude Hustler, Fling, I.ove Gam es, Club, Playgirl , Ma le. Sloe Poke, Sex to Sexty and Genesis. Birthday Reward Unclainied JEROME, Id a h o <UPI> -The $1 ,000 re- ward offered to anyone who could provide scrip- tural proof Jesus Christ was born on Dec. 25 re· mains unclaimed. Mrs. Marian Slape, who made the offer, said that she wasn't worried that there would be any late claimants. "The re is no such scripture,'• sl>e said. ~ MRS. SLAPE said her off er drew telephone talls from Tennessee, 11· linois, Pennsylvania and other parts of the nation ''and all are favorable. They are all agreeing with me." Mrs. Slape said some callers bad literary works to prove dates or Christ's birth but most were for dlf~rent dates. SHE SAID she thought some callers would be angry about he'r off eT but all turned out to be pJeuant. Asked bow long she in· tended to maintain the cash olfer, ·she said, ·'There ls no need to re- call It." "1 UI. Anywhere . In the ~l!i.1.1"11111·1 .. Q"!IP.ll.Jl'll • AC & Champion Spark Plugs • 69 regular plugs . 89 res1s1or plugs Famous names.our low prices. Pennzoil 20%0FF Purolator Air & Oil Filters POWER SALE Our Own 2'1:9y9 Reg. 26.99. Our 3600 battery is 490 30W from Pennzoil to keep your car in shape. Reg. 8.44. Help give a smoother ride and greater comfort. Get 'em now and save a whopping 40%. Be a quick change artist with these filters Install in just 60 seconds made 1ust for us to our own l't'e~llll exacting specifications. For quick starts time after ltme. Fits most American cars FILM SPECIALS· ~ 1111 Polaroid Type 88 Two-U.I Pack. 8 99 Polaroid Polacolor • 2 Type 108· Two-Pack. 4 99 Polaroid SX-70 Color • Pack 1.39 Kodak 20-exposure Pocket Film -1 39 Kodak 20-exposure • 126 Cartridge Film. 1.49 Syl•anoa Magocube; .99 Syl•ania f leshcubes.· ) Don't like it? Doil't Pay!. Qua,ity Film Developir:-g Any priQt that'you'~not satisfied with, retun, to us. We'~efund your mone)t. Keeping you smiling is our business. Tue & accessory prices elfect1ve thru Sunday, Jan. 4th, 1976 --cliPT°H1scou'Pc)NAN"oG'ET:---: 12 exposure 20 exposure 1 Color Print Color Print ~ Developing Developing 1 I I I I I I 1.99 2.99 Treasury Processing Offer valid through January 7, 1976. ,-:: -\ lhe lteasury . ------------------- -------------~-----, CUP THIS COUPON AND GET: I Treasury Processing, 1~19 I· I I I I I I I I 20 exposure slide or 8mm movie film developing Offer valid through January 7. 1976. lhe "n-ellsury I I ---------------------- ._. PAIK: Beach at erano-t~ • Open WMtcd8ys 8:30 to 8:30. ~ndlrYI 10 to 8.. 1 ~I: City Or. at GarMn Grow BIYd. •Open WMkdaYI 10 to 9. SUndays 10 to 6. I SAl(YA AMAi 3800 So. 8rt1t~. of So. Coat Ptaza •Open 0.Uy 9:80 to 8. SUnetaya 10 to e. - I ' " • . ' I A J8DAILVPILOT Thursday, January t. 1975 • • ' , ' . • • • • -"Feared Ahduct~d j~rayers for Preac1ier . . . ' 'Porn o ' ·Seller :Jaile d . '. '11 !\1E~IPllIS <APJ -A M en1phis film dis - tributor "'h o s a id he 'doesn 't believe lrade in hard-core sex films is ob- ~~ene has be~n sen- -tcnced to f edf.'ra l P:rition <1nd heavily fined on ob· !'cenity cliarges . Carl R. Carter \vas one 1, tif l\\'O film d istri butors given fi nes and prison ~entences by U.S. Di$· ; trict Court on charges of · interstate shipment of obscene movies. J U D G F. R :\ 11. E Y l\rov+n sentC'nC('d Carter to 1hrt't' ,\·ea rs in prison ;ind his eodefendent, r>onald .<\. £J avis. a l.os :\n):?eles fi ! m prod uct•r. to 2'".! years. lloth Y>t're fi ned $10.000. The sentences and fin"es were the hC'avicst ' t-ver imposed in a n ob· scenity C'IJSC' in Shelby ., County and the first ever ; 1n1posecl by the federal '.: courts here in such a c ::ise. " :. I~ COU RT . Carter ij said he doesn 't fee l trade :. in h::ird -core sex.films is · obscene . but Bro'.\'n, "1"ho :j sriid he got "around a lit· ' ti(' bit" during 117 years !1·of bachelorhood . told :j Carter ··anybody in his ll right mind" would con- l sider the films obscene. 1 .. I've given it a lot of !, thought. anrl l can't see where l 've broken the law, or l'Ven s tretched t the liw," s:1id Carter. ··1 don't bt-ti,e,xe it \\.'as ob· 1 scen.e . We ,11ever sent a I fil'in to 'a hy bod y "''ho didn't order it from us.·· • RE \:'.o\.Ll~l ~G e x - amples of the filmed e"idence sho wn to the jtiry. Rro""·n said he was "3\most knocked on the noor" when the first film \.\'3S unreeled. "I'm no prude," said Rrown . ··1 \\'as a bachelor until I was ,17 years old . I 've bee n around a little bit, and I don't sel" how there's any question but what these films were obscene." C1\RT F.R . ..\~O IJ'a.vis \\"ere convicted Oct. 28 fol \o \.\'in g 17 day$ of testimony ""'ith conflict- ing psyeholot?lcal ooi- n1on aoout the "''Orth of 16 milli m eter f il m s ""'it h tit les l'UC'h ;1s "l.ust Cyclt"'s." "P eep Freak" and "City \Vo m e n ... . Parents . .'Taught' I.OS A:-JGE LES IU PI J The Hoard of P.dut•a. tion \\'ants to lry lo teach parents how t o com- f r municate \.\'ilh thC'ir kids. • . The boa rd alil>roved .:i plan to offer s.pecial classe8 t o parents on how l to handle adoles cC'nl h childre n. ~ The ide a f o r th e 1· eourses originated las t t year. A Superio r Court judges committee re- qt\ested special , instruc· t ion for parents who 1 C'Ouldn'l handle their r kids. !. I I ~:F"~~R~ ~fRv1NG ., . . ~V,ING$/. Jj 8"P£tl , ... ' . . " °PRICES EFFECTIVE-JANUARY 2 THRU JANUARY l ,1976 CHI CKE~ OF THE SEA · CHUNK 7-IN-1 ORY CHUNKY • DOG FOOD SOL B.$629 BA G 128 OZ. BOTT LE $399 •GARDEN FRESH 25\ FRESH ITALIAN SQUASH BO)fELESS BEEF STEW io NGGREEN cucuMBERs 2 ~ 2s~ · BE~F CKOCfC ~ BONELESS CLOD ROAST ' CRI SP & CRUNCHY ·eEe-F PLATE cello 0 ' .BEEF.SHORT RIBS KRAFT Mi;;;~, •. . Whip MIRACLE W.H·IP SALAD DR ESSING 88¢ 1502. 29¢ CAN FRESH DAILY GROUND BEEF . '¢. LB . Thrift-T-Pak 4lbs'.o r more $139 FARMER JOHN SLICED BA.CON lb. $1~"' OSCAR MAYER ' • ' \ I lb. SLICED BACON 11b. j, ............. ' lb. CAMPER'S.STYLE • ' 1'hlb. $139 ... $173 ... 594,b HOT & MILD (INKS SA.US. $1 77 .. SPRINGFI ELD FRUIT • COCKTAIL 15 02. 3 ~ $1 CAN ~ FRESH SHOULDER BLADE VEAL ROAST ' ·73~ • FRESH OUAR E SLICED PORK LOIN $1'?. COUNTRY STYLE RIBS .SJ 39 lb. LARGE LOIN PORK CHOPS ·514'9 Jb . CE NT ER CUT PORK LOIN :ROAST SJ .. lb. 2 lib F 254 ICY FRESH CARROTS FRESH PORK'SPARIRIBS SJ 19 lb . bags R EXCITING FLAVOR DISCOVERY 394 BEEF CHUCK · FA RMER JOHN · lS FRESH VEAL BONELESS FA.Mil y snAK $1 4~b PORK SOUSA.GE ROLL "'· $1 , •. SALAD CRUNCHIES 20 02. PKG. PANTRY FILLERS CANNED FOODS IMPERIAL 2-8 OZ. TUBS IN CARTON HUNTS 28 OZ. CAN l¥ DIET MARGARINE594 •WHOLE TOMATOES494 SKI PP Y C'HUNK Y OR CRE AMY 28 OZ. JAR HORMEL VIENNA· 5 OZ. CAN ~ PEANUT BUTIER $1 45 ~ VIENNA SAUSAGE . 394 WELCHS GRAPE JEL LY OR 99 CHEF BOY·AR·OEE 40 OZ. CAN $109 -GRAPE JAM 32 o,~ JAR 4 _,,_ BEEF RAVIOLI ........ DELICATESSEN CONDIMENTS & SAUCES PET FOODS .TOP•CHOICE BEEF FLAVOR MOl'l'A 19 t!idDOG FOOD ,1.~~~'~p x.,..-~ PURINA ME OW'MIX •CAT FOOD .. 1.e_oz. eox.524 SKIPPY PREMIUM CHUN KY BEEF . •DOG FOOD .. 1.~.o~:.c~~ 274 CEREALS BONELESS.SHOULDER ROAST .SJ.39 !b HOUSEHOLD NEEDS . NU·SOFT FABRI C s· -SOFTENER•&; ~i. ~QT_TLEl 45 ' .. ELECTRA SOL •{INC 20c OF f j -DISH . DETERGENTso. o.z .. eox994 ., DETERGENT ... :.0°:.:. 93 4 FROZEN FOODS Lynden farms Cut 'BANQUET MAN PLEASER 4-VAR I ETl~S DINNERS r _________ __,_ -- .. . . · Adwa•ee. Bopefal Replacing Skin Seen 1 C-AllBRIDGE, Vaas. 1UPO -~cbera aay pleUm.IJ)ary testa on , a new material to replace damaged skin and veins are encouraging. ~ "People have been trying to find a J .replacement for skin since 1500 B.C., -when they tried covering bums with fresh meat and honey,':.SaldJ>r~ loan· n1s V. Yann as, associate professor ot J mechanical e ngineering at the i Massachuse tt s Ins titute of t Technology. f YANNAS SAID THE NEW material l bu been applied s uccessfully on lt guinea Pifs, but will need more test-ing and some problems have to be solved before it can be used on ' humans. However; Yamas said work f in the last three years has taken scie4-~ tistsbalfway. -the National TnstHutes ollfealth and the Harvard-MIT Prosram for Health Scienees and Technology. BESEARCBEaS SAID Tog material ls an improvement over pre- vi0\11 manmade substances because it was not rejected by the laboratory animals' system1, as most foreign substances were. Another improve- ment is control oNhe rate at which the substance breaks down. Because it did not cause clots or re- act with substances in the blood, the new material has potential as a blood vessel replacement. The material is a composite of a protein called collagen and carbohydrates known a s ~ucopolyaaccbarides. ......... ... .. !'hund!y. January 1, 1978 DAILY PILOT fl Engineer JOhS Around -~~ Some . 81 IOYCE L. KENNEDY ' 'De•r l•1ee: 1 know the ("-rear Corner) .. marbt'• loocl tor _,,,,,.,,,,.. buL ~ wtdeb 1pealaltlt1 off er the best · proepectt? • • -T.L .• ~ .... Calif. Oddly enough, at the master's lnel, aome of the disciplines that ·did poorly at the bachelor's level did better here. Mechanicals led. while civil and electrical engineers brought up the rear. B1 comparison with·othet dis· elpllne1, en1inHrin1 held up very well for 1975 irads, but the Job market for betinnen was in many ways as depressed as in lf'11·12. wben aer01pace tQC>t a cllve. For lnstuce, tM proportion of ;B.S. dearee·cradi without Jol>ol". ·fen or other plans reacbecl 12 pereent this year. tbe llitheSt 1tnee tbe Engineering Mopower .Commission· started keeping track o1 empJo1ment. fl'111'9 in 1951. AMON'O B.S. GaADS, l'RE ERRATIC placement climate continued at the doc~ · torate level where prospects .shone for civil and industJ:lal eogineers1 but flickered for mechanicaJ encineering grads. . .. lowest offers. followed b'.y aeronautical. ..- As usual -In--f'ttent-ynf'I; women B.S. grads had aliltlt& higher average off era than male engineers. • • FOR MORE INFORMATION:. New EJtgioeer magume bu reprinted a three.page article,. •'Annual Employment Survey llY .John Ald~'~ill lelld a eOll).V to readers who enclose • stamped, self-addressed, IOO.C ·white envelope. Article glvee •considerable detail on e!DJ>Jo1-m~n t demand by branch ot . engineering study. Send your re-. quest to Joyce Lain Kennedy ~ this newspaper and write "!JT.5 Engineering Survey" in corned of your out.side envelope. Allow ·several"-'eeks for delivery. Power Unit ' Artificial skin would help those so i badly burned they have no skin·left to t be grafted to affected areas. They ~. often die of massiVe heat and fluid r loss or infection as a result of un· \\ covered areas. THE CONSTaUCTION OF the material is based on technology de- veloped tor missiles and other space· age hardware. Fiber-reinforced materials were the "h6t engineering materials of the '60's," according to Yannas. 'Serleu \'ear' Evangelist Billy Graham, noting bom~ing at New York's LaGuardia Airport, says 1976 is g o i n g t o b e a· 'dangerous. year 'tor the whole-world.' He said, 'Our hope is Christ.' Moneywise, engineering led all other eW'ricula, except at the master's level wbete MBA grads with a tecbnlcal undergraduate degree got top dollar, $1324 per month. At every level -B.S., master's, doctorate -tbe cbeinical engineer was the big· gest moneywinner with offers J'etpectively averaging $1196, $1310, and $16'~. • petroleum engineers '",Ee the mostsuccessful; onlyone~t ·had no Job offers or other plans. The market was relatively good; too, for nuclear, mining, chemical. metallurgical apd AMONG BACBEJ.OR'Sdegree SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Pacific Gas & Electric CO. has been granted permission to con~ · struct a 12th generating \Dlit at the Geysers power plant in Sonoma· County. The state Public Utilities' Commission aplll"-OYid the cerillicate for the unit which will generate 106.000 kilowatts of elec· tricity. Surgeons· from th~ H-ai'-v-81'-d- )ledical School and mechanical engineers from MIT developed the ~ material. The research was fun~ed by We-thougbt w.amigbt capitalize on that inteJlectual investment by using it to understand the mechanics of con- nective tissue," he said. ' . • ~Lauds Freedom !1 ,. ~Dale Evans \ , \. ~ • ~ , Writes Book By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD <UPI) -Dale Evans, "Queen of the Westerns" in the '40s and '50s, has written a new ; book, "Let Freedom Ring," for tbe bicentennial year. • . . • Dale, who is Mrs. Roy Rogers, is an unabashed t · Christian and patriot. : · In "Let Freedom Ring" she combines both, ! fiinginf aside the tenet of separate of church and • state. Dale finds the two inseparable. ' ~ 1 "OUJ\. GOVERNMENT WAS UFl'ED OUT of ! the Old Testament," she said. "The men wbo wrote ~ our Constitution believed in God and the Bible. ' "This book bas been in my }\eart for 28 years, ·since I started to study the Bible, When I came to .· • the Scripture about God giving ·the iaws to Moses, I realized our government wa.Maken from the Bible. ' "My book is based· on the Four'Freedoms. "This book has been in my heart for 28 years. Freedom begins w-ith freedom of the spirit-, not materialism.~· The book is Dale's 14th. DAL.a Most are inspirational volumes -with strong religious and patriotic themes. REil PIRST WM .. ANGEL UNAWARE,'• • which dealt with the story of the Rogers• mongoloid daughter Robin, who died at the age of 2: "It was a taboo subject at the time," Dale said, ••but I wanted to acquaint the public with the · problems and needs of these children. It was a best seller. . "My autobiography, 'The Woman at the Wen: also did very well when it was published four years I .ago. "I've been criticized for being a flag-waver and accused ol .preaching. So has Roy. But my publishers asked me to write a bicentennial book on . God and country and that's what I 've done.'' DALE IS MORE MATRONLY THAN in the ·days when s he rode the range with Roy in movies and in 101 episodes of the Rogers' television series. Her hair is gray and she has 15 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Dale, 63, bas a serene smile ·and the fervor of an evaru!elist. "I was very mixed up and dissatisfied with life 28 years ago," she sam. "Everything seemed to be at a dead end until I foWld religion. - .. Now I travel a great deal for church crusades, meetings and rallies and I promote my books. People aren't calling them corny as much as they once did. And I'm not·tbought of as a crank anymore. Sale prices effective for a limited time only. JCl'eftMJ edMnlelftf pelley. n. tor some unforseen reason an a<M!rllsed Item 11 not In our siore, we wilt either make the merchan- dise avelfable to you at a later date. or at our option offer you an eqyal 01 better item at the advertised price. Those adve<hsed items designated with 'limited quantities• are available only white OIK quanuttos last, on a first come. 11~st Sl!fVed basis, • a'ricultural engineers~ In· holden, other aboye avera&_e dUstrial engineering anct -...,.....,--groups~=~ were metalfurgical anC:f puter science grads suffered mechanical engineers. 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HcMrOft 1gr _, ~ F.-"'' Of fltlecl reg. 3.99, .. t.t1 Queen 1181 Of '"""'·reg. 7.49, •• 5.41 1<1ng llat or fitted. reQ. t .49, .... 1A1 St•lld•rd plltow caMS. r eg. 2.99 pkg. of 2. .. t.IP .... flla f(fng Sile c>illow cue-. reg. 3.99 ptlg. d 2. .... &17 N fll I ''I'm trying to inspire folks to stand up and be counted and to find religion -and to vote and to work to preserve our way of li f~. "I DON'T KNOW IF I'll EVER Perform again. But I may be a guest on the Tony Orlando television s how next month. And there is a television pilot in the works for me as a possible .series. _es our t · ·"It isn't a Western. Not that I'm putting down Westerns, b~t I would like a strong dramatic p art that has something to say. ' "Actually, I perform for the Lord all the time. I ·talk to many groups, working harder than 1 ever did • in the secular world.•' t Dale and Roy are Presbyterians. They live on {their ho~e ranch in Apple Valley. ~ "I lo~e writing and find a great release in it.'' \!~e said. "There's as much gratification in writing r'3 acting: I feel as if I can go on forever. • f .. l 'VE BEEN ASKED TO JOIN the ministry, ibut I don't feel called to do that. I think I can do re as a layman. If you join the ministry your ands are pretty much tied to one church or de- m~nation." IJkeDad ••• Daughur at Point? TRENTON, Mo. (AP) -The fint father· ctauahter combination in the hiatory of West Point may be in th•ofrlll&. r Rep. Jerry Litton <D-Mo.>. announced that u.da Plek.tt will be one ot his two prln· dpal nomtnees for a;pointment to the cl111 of l'* at the U ,S. M:sqtary Acadel1)y. Before the 1?-7ear.old Linda can Join her tat.her, -J9d1e Tllo.a• O. Pickett. class of 1• as • sraduate ot the Point, she will have to meet the flllal entnnce tests and weather the four year• of cadet training. M ' -. . ; n c earance ever. ... - • .,. ... ... .. ' n DAll.Y E>tLOT Thu!!d!y. JMU!fy 1, 1118 ,.. • ) ' . 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Slle'2 Ret-l.aHtf littl bf• of stretch nyton llee. WhlleonfV. Slzes2844. A-I nMI lft Loi Angeles, Orange, Rhw.lldl, San knlrdlno and Vlnhn ecu.ti11. • I "' 1 J from mentlonln1 that anxiety t<> tbedoctor. If -t l>•tlent htt a heart-attack-, In1etfio1er said tbe physician . quickly tells the patient. It is another matter if the diagD05is is cancer • •'There are two w~ of dying, fhe American public ts convinced, the ordinary and reasonably good -wayaud the bad cancer way. c. • .. American cancerpbobia~ in brief, is a disease as serious t<> society as cancer ls to the in- dividual -and morally more de· vutating... · ( ~~ . . SYRACUSE. Sicily. (UPI) -Arcbeoloeists bne-imearthed-the rulns of a sprawling ucieot · Roman vllla adorned with the finest Mosaics d.iacovered iJ> Sicily in 15 years. - The. season's greatest coat and jacket ~alues. • A f1bufout collectton of COii and f1cktl atylH, now at tre· · mendous savings. Choose a warm, tailored co~t 1n a tweed· look. plaid or classic solld color. Syede-look or ski-style jacket. Cozy hood stylings and fur-look trims are jusl part or this tremendous assortment. You·re sure to find just lhe coat or jacket you've been loolllng lor. But do hurry for lhe very best selection. Junior and misses sizes . Ou1nlltlet limited. u .. your JCPennl'J Cfllrte C1rd. Women's co111 and Jtckets avellable 11 llrger JCPenney stores. Special 8.99 71014 Special. 3 for s1 Giff's rlblen conturor )Kket of cOtton with w1rm 4111111111• sherpa-look acrylic pile lining. Sleeves are lined wilh acetate QUiited to polyester 1111. S?BP·Clote rront. pockets end culls. In T1llofed bikini or acecate trlcot with double v lab11c crotch tor longer wear. Fabulous value at lhis special buy price! Choice ol colors. S•lttS S·M.-L;r-------- • navy, brown or tan. Sil• 4 ~ IX. lpeotel 7 .• • • r Prop. 20 'Hole Card?' \ By THOMM D. EUAS • They 're ~ot talking much about it -in fact tb.ey't.e almost c:\eliberately downplaying-it--but supporters or tbe California coastal plan submjtted to the Legislature a few weeks ago have an ace in the hole. It is a c~rd they will -clearly play only if the coastal plan is totally stymied and nothing is done toward. !mplementing it. But a short section of Proposition 20, the 1~5 nitiative that set up the presen.t coastal commisson, may make it impossible- for legislators lo do anything but adopt the plan. , SECTION 27320, AMONG THE briefest in the entire 1972 law, says that the ptan-must' be sub- mitted to the Legislature "for its adaption and im-plementation.·· • . Know in~ that le~lators don't respond well to• d1~ect coercion, environmental groups are keeping qtuet about this provision or the law which seems to give the politicians few choices. ' Even Jo se ph Bodov~. executive ---------director or the statewide SOUfHERN ' coastal commission and a CALIFORNIA prime architect or its ~FOCUS wid e -ran gin g plan , . dow...Qplays that section. "The selling of Proposition 20 was in part based on its temporary nature," he said. ''We never thought of it as mandating permanent com- missions." BUT JOSEPH EDMISTON, SOUTHERN California coastal coordinator for the Sierra Club, has said his ~oup may go to court if the plan is thwarted, wi one sho:1 section of the law as its justification. the r environmental groups have ex- pressed_ similar positions. And Peter Douglas, a consultant to the As· sembly Resources, Land Use and Energy Commit- tee and Proposition 20's· prime. author, says it is possible that a court "might find an obligation for the Legislature to implement the plan in some form. But any court that did this would probably al- low an awful lot of leeway. "This section was really intended basically as a moral obligation, basically just an exhortation. For a court to issue an enormous order implementing the whole plan on the basis or that short section is stretching it." Yet. some of the most important laws are even shorter than this section and it's certain that while it would be impolitic for grnups like the Sierra Club to m~ke many direct threats of lawsttits now, they will act if they feel the spirit of Proposition 20 is violated. ' WHAT' CAN THE PRO-DEVEWPMENT in· terests which have surfaced in the early legislative hearings on the plan do about this reality? They seem to have two options: One is con- tained in Propositfon 20 itself. which says that "the Legislature may, by two-thirds of the membership concurring. amend this act. .. " The other is to scrap the Coasta~ lnitiative by means of another in - itiative. . . f The latter route is the one that has aJr~ady been chosen b)' some aroups, largely be~auseJt..wonld be weU-lltgn 1mposslble to get two.-tbirds of the .pNSent, liberally-oriented Leglslature to go along with scrapping or complete emasculation of the plan. BUT TJIERE ARE PROBLEMS WITH the in· itiative already submitted by the California Coordinating Council, which would ban all land.use controls in tbe coastal zone other than those im· posed by local governments. For one thing, the state constitution demands state control of tidelands. For another, f~eral laws already-pre-empt local control in many areas and no state law can change that. And the proposed initiative would .als-0 ban· any state legislation on the coastal zone after its pro- spective passage next November. If the coastal plan were already implemented before then, it might well be "grandfathered in." THOSE PROBLEMS ARE SEVERE, BUT could be surmounted with a rewrite job and pay- ment or another $200 to submit a revised initiative to the attorney general. A tougher problem would he obtaining the signatures needed to put the in· itiative on the ballot. Wjth none of the Populist groul?f that specialize in qualifying initiatives behind it, this measure's prospects are poor. And that leaves Section 27320 or the original Proposition 20. Legislators aren't talking about it and it may never be used, but if something substan- tial doesn't result from the coastal commissions' three years of work, that section will almost cer- tainly be activated. TllE F>\MILY CIRCUS. By Bil Keane ,,. 1.:• ''Jeffy ond P J aren't stortin' the New Year off right!" • , RED BELTS Thurldey, Jenup 1. t976 DAILY PlLOT "1. MOSCO~ (AP> -The Soviet Union will make another attempt startina Jan. 1 to require Soviet drivers to wear seatbelts. Unh~ppy Woman Sues Attorneys The newspaper Evening Moscow aald that ltarting next year all dri~n of can with anchors for belts must have seatbelts and wear them. HO USTON <AP> -A wom n who received $1 .0S miUion and $2,400 mon- thly child SJ:lpport in a divorce settle ment 1s swng her lawyers. saying they did not adequately represent her. Barbara Franzbeim asked for $4.S million from Levert J . Able and Tom F . Coleman Jr., who represented her ia her 1973 divorce from Kenneth Warm winter jackets for men and boys. Now 22.99 Orig. $32. Pllt·llned 1uede- look f1Ckel ol rayonlcouon. Lined and trimmed with luxurious pol~pc;1er sl'learlinq lpok pile Snan c'1rsl oockets. !ilnap front c;t.1c;ri ooc~ets Assorted cotor~ ~re~ $.M-l-Xl Now 14.99 Orig. S20. Boy's pllt·llned wtttern Jicktt nr ootye~trr' I collo,., denim <;h• irl•nQ too~ polyesier p1lr r.n"'ll Western stvl•no ~ .. th sri11l·Slvte ro• ·" MO upper chp<;t nnc•"'' and two tow"' nockM<. hidden undt>r •l•ICli1nQ Sizes S·M·L XI Quantltlet llmlltd on clo .. out merchlndt ... UH yovr JCPenney Charge Card Boy's athlellc tube 1oek ,,., budget pack ol 4 Ove1·tl'l1> call stay.up 100~ Collon' nylon/Orlon• <1r.rvt•c While with ac;sonPd st11pe tops S11PS M L U• your JCPenney Cher~ C1rd. 3'0'2.28 Boys' T ·•him end bfleft. Flat-knit T -Shift. rib.knit b11et ot comfortable cotton Tremendous value' Sizes S·M·l. Ftanzheim IJ, a Houston oilman and former ambassador to New ZealaD<S She since bas married Danny Dror, all investor. ro Her new attorneys, State Sen. A.R. "Birbe" Schwartr-and Herbert N. Lackshin, filed the suit in state dis· trict court. The suit seeks $4 million ia damages and $500,000 in attorney fees. ·Now 39.99 Orig. $55. Spftl cowtikM wtttetn style fadc•t with warm pile hn1ng ol p()lyester-backed pol'19ster. Sleeve linings ot quilled acetate. Two patch pockets. 2 on.seam stash pockets. Sizes 36 lo 46. Now 22.99 Orig. $21. Plle-llMd corduroy rancher. Cotton corduroy w111'1 polyester p1'e hn1ng. Front and back yoke. slash pockets. Choice of colorc; in sizes S·M·L-XL. Now 11.99 Orig. S17~ Bofs pie· lined quilt jecket. Nylon taffeta quilted to Oacronw "'88 .. polyester fiberfill: acrylic pile lining. Stretch nylon cuffs. Two Scotchlite9 reflector tape stripes on each sleeve. Assorted colors. sizes S-M·L·Xl. Now 10.99 Orig. $15. PrHchool boy's r.v.,... S*kL Plaid pile is Dacron<& polyester /Orlon® acrylic backed with polyester: reverse is nylon taffeta quilted to Dacron® polyester f1bert11l. Two pockets eac~ide; bucket hood~ drawstring, ., . .. knit storm cuffs. Pre· 1 • school sizes S·M·L. Special 3'°'2.99 M.n't T -thlrtl end brt.fa. Comtortabte couon knit undl'rwear, made to Penrievo; e~act1ng spec•lr· cations. Fantastic at this low p11cP1 Qu1ntltlet llmlttd. ,• Available In Lot Angeles, Orange, Rivlrlldl, San Blmardino Ind Ventut1 C:ounUtl.. • • I .... • 8.f D.\IL't PILOT ~· Fa Vo rs Jor Kennedy Family D enied --:~':ffe.:~-:: PUBLIC N011CE • I -• --! ( JllmJ!'lrcJionlt .. Snowbird rt!sort ln Utah denied giving speclaJ VIP treatment. to Kennedy family members who are spendin4 a holiday sk.i vacation. oeeanrront mansion caused dagia1ea_hl t!!_ thouSinds or dollars. -In addition to Mi"S. McLean and-Lad)' E•kl Peake or Awtralla, who were rescued b firemen f ia..CM_"_., .. L.H..,.. .. Kll.CA President Lois Bcbeverrta .says he would ...,... ~·• O.Yh 111 • ., ea- ''rather CJJ:i''"ltian ask rorgive.ness-ror-Mextco:•a-anu~ "':i:c=~,=-"'..., 1;;: • I A resort spokesman said the 18 members or the rarritly were paying -as anyone could -for special 1.reatment they were receiving, including $100 a day pri\'ate ski lessons, which entitle them to cut ln front of the long lift lines. ''They are enrolled in ski school. and paying for the ski lessons," said Snowbird Vice President Randy Montgomery. Long lift lines have plagu~ s kiers at all Utah resorts which have had record holiday crowds. President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, rl'lebrated New Year's Ev~ with iPart)' or jet Sll'tters headed...by Gina Lollobrigida aboard a noating casino in Manila Bay. The JO jet setters. many or them confessing fatigue after three days of continuous partying, were invited by Mrs. ~1arros to spend the new year in the Philippines. The Pl}ilippine First Couple left the cele brations before midnight to attend a traditional New ,·ear·s E\'C reception at '.\1alaranang pres idential palace. ' • Geri t\nn Atherton or Sa r ram('nto, a truck-driving mother of four , has been named 01NA Qlu'en of the Road for 1976 by Open Road Magazine. !\'lrs. Atherton, who drives with her trucker hus band, was selected in the second annual com- petition for the outstanding woman truck driver in ,.\merit•a. • Palm Rea<'h (f1a.) socialite Brownie McLean says a fire that trapped her and a holiday house guest in third floor bedrooms at the plush McLean using ladders_. there were four other persons inside the house at the time or the fire. All escaped uninjured. The lire, apparently caused by defective wiring in a stereo. television unit, broke out while everyone slept , fire officials said. • Henry B. Wallace, son of former Vtce President Henry A. Mri:L AM Wallace, donated $250,000 for~establishment of the "Henry A. Wallace Farm of Today and Tomorrow'' in Des Moines, low a . -The modern demonstration farm will be part of Living History Farms, a privately· financed in· stitutlon \11here working displays include an 1840 farmstead with log buildings and oxen and a 1900- era horse·powered farm. The elder Wallace, an Iowa farm editor and seed hybridizer, was vice president under Franklin D. ltposev~lt in the 1940s. He also served as U.S. seeretary of Agriculture and secretary of Com- merce. • '· J oan Braden, a close friend of Secretary of Sta~e. llt-nry A. Kissinger and Vice President Nelson A. Rockefe ller, was named as State Department con· sume r affairs coordinator, a newly created post. Mrs. Braden, the wife of newspaper columnist Tom Braden and the mother or eight children, will serve as a special assistant to Under-Secretary or State for Economic Affairs Charles W. Robinson. ·State Department spokesman said Mrs . Braden. 49, was selected for the job by Robinson from among a number of applicants. The salary re· portedfy is $37 ,800. Last 3 days! o. 0 -25o/o off fabrjc. 25°/o off lining. 25°/o off labor. ' Zlonlat"Vote in the Uuited·Nations. -~ ....... He said no one could confuse a courteous ex-Jftott"'S.Dev11t11 Tlllt. 11•1-I _, HtM ""'It! t._ planatlon of the Mexican vote supporting a U.N. re-eeunty c••·~ et o.~ c...m,"" &Olution condemning Zionism with an appeal for ~s.1•11 ,..... forgiveness. · ,.,.t11•""4 ~·nee eo.11 O•lly ""'°'· ''Any Mexican would 0tc.11,tt.tt.1w1~J.n1,1t-.mi1.11 rather dt·e than sSk (" ). PUBLIC N011CE forgiveness, starting with PEOPLE the president or the re-. _ public," Echeverria told the closing session of the Mexican Congress . His remarks, which departed from liis pre· pared text, reCei ved a Standing ovation. -"-After three days of hapdling ba"gs of garbage and driving trash trucks. Strongsville (Ohio) Mayor John Pearce says he enjoys the work. "Jt's fun ," the 37-year-0ld suburban Cleveland executive said on the toth day of a strike b 24 cit •tCTITtCMI S IUSIMESS MAMl:STATIME .. :r Tiie tonowl1111 Pt•WM •r• dolf'l9 bus!· ..,.. .. 1 OAISY !ti ASSOCtATl!S, LTO., (!JO Bln;PI SJrM1. S.Ulte IOol, Ne-' llHcPI, t.4-t$(ll JoP1n ICOftWl'9r, ttOf Bey.-. Tet'• r.U,Cotoftidf!Mat ,CA n.11 !Mnl.,...111 tondll(:led bye 11....i1. lldPM'IMt'\ftlll • DAISY 111 ASSOCIATES,l TO. By.Jol'ln ICOnw!Mr ~ Ge....-etP•rtMt" ~ 1'1111 Uelt ... nl w•I 111..:1 wllPI tlW °""''' Clerk ol Oren119 COl.lnty Ol'I OK~S,lt1S .. .,., ·-· lllvblllfiled Or~ CNst o,iu, Piiot, .._,..,I, I, II, 22, 1t1• .. '1111 PUBLIC N011CE ,ICTITIOUS •USIMl:SS MAME STATIMl!MT • TM fol-lf19 perwn II OOlllQ CIUSI· ..... 1: SPRINGEllt & WHITE. J010 RfdPllU, Co$1e Mtse, CA. t261' JoPln H. WPll!e. )Jll S.•vlew, C:O.-del Mer .-(;A. tt•21 'fMs blnll'IHi h (~1ed lit' M lft• dlvlcl,,..1. .HIM H, Whitt TPlll sU.i.m•nt weli 111..:I ••ltPI t"' <;ountw Cl••• of Oren119 Countf Ol'I Dlumbl'f-1', ltJS. ...... "'*'',_,,.., arenoe co.e11 o.nw P11a1, .......,.,., I, I, I), 12, 1f76 -JS service .... department workers over the City Council's refusal to recognize Teamsters union Local 244 as the bargaining l'lllllllh..:I 0r_.. eoeu 0111, P11ot. PUBLIC NOTICE OK. 11. 11. JS, 1t1S-'"' JM. I, 1•16 -------------» trlCTITIOUS aus•M•SS MAMl!STATl!MlNT agent. "I like to work," Pearce added, '"and this has given me a chance to do some physical work that's been Jong overdue.'' UBLIC NOTICE TN 1ooa.tno iw•son ls doi1111 tl!Ai· ~ • nKSI" j---~--~-----1 MISSION DENTAL HEALTH CENTeA. 21n1 IM•-•119 ~.11 ... y, • Rep. Wllllarh Randall (0-~ Mo.), announce(l he will not seek -"E•Jtc re-election next year to the congressiona1 seat he has held for 16 years. l'ICTITIOUS aus1Mt:SS NA0Ml!STATIMENT TM lol-lnf person 11 00!1111 bull· ..... , 6 .C.l.P. lTD. (Orenoe C-y ln- Vfllnwnl Propt'11rs lTO.), P.O. &ox 3201, N•WllD!"I Btec:PI, CA '2..0 CJ14'•W, Bell AG.,AnePlelm, CA Y.111'.Ml ~ l!ctwerd5'M11r1Hno.114'W. Bell Ad., Meri.Im, CA t21CM TPll1 b<.111 .. 11 11 condu<.ltd o., en In· dlvlou.t "The Randall dictum emphasizes that there E<!W•n:ISlMl••IHno are two types of tetirement," said Randall, 66. n 1s lil•t•mMt wes 111111 wlll'I tPle "One is voluntary and the other is involuntary. In g:=~~1~;,11,,~~501"•n~ CO<ll!IY °" MIMIDll Vle)D. CA. '261S . , WIH1-Werr.., Footr, Jr, 0 .D.S., 24111 P1s10 0.1 Cempo, l•91Jn• M111uel, CA. t267J TPlls b<lslne11 Is cond1>clrd by an In· dlvldual. Willl•mFootrJ<. This !l•t..nenl w1i Ille<! with '"" CO"nly Clerk ol Or1ngr County on Decembertt, 1915: ·-Publ!~d Oren~ Coail 01111 P!IDt, ·Jenuery \,I, lS, 21. 1976 my own case, I am going ol.tt of Congress not "INitt PUBLIC NOTICE because I have to go but because I prefer to go.'' ""'°'1111M 0·~ coiit 0•11Y Piiot, ------------DK.11,1s, 1t1s...c1J•n. 1,1, ,,,. 41 ... 1S l'ICTITIOUI 8US1Nt:SS Randall said he suffered a hypertension pro· 1------------1 Trieklt~:',!!!;'~1":~1"~M•· blem last year but that his health now is ·excellent. PUBLJC NOTICE , nesses: He said he is leaving Congress to practice law. 1------------:· JEF E"'TERPAFSES, l Wlll!llld l'ICTITIOUS aUSIMl!SS Fool Pl«e, "'•wPDrt 8'.tePI, C.t. 92...il * MAMIESTaTE/ll!IENT ~ F1~orllo, l Wll'IQed 1'00! A federal judge says the government must pay Trie 1o11o .. 1nv pef.l,on is 0011111 tluSI· P1ec:e.NewP0P1Brecri.cA.t2MO I I b"ll · ed b p I h .-s•1s: JoPln Herdy, 1138 SkJl••k A~ .• ega t s tncurr y a entagon emp oye w o OVOHNA GOLb TRAOING co .. i.iewP0t1Brec1>.cA.'76"0 contested his dis missal after testifying before w E s T E 111 N H o A t z o N EYffrttr H. vaug"•"· 1111 Gwrn Congress about CSA airplane rost O\'erruns. ENTERPRISES. 1214 Hee1M• 1.n., ""··Senl•Ane, CA.mos "'9wP0<18e.teP1,Celll.t'l..O Tnts D"slness Iii conducted by• • Brl., O.vld SllPt. Jn4 tieilll\ef' """''•1111~1-~srilp. U.S. District Court Judge William B. Bryant 1.n.,N .. por1Btecri,c.11t.m.11G ..1DMH ... i::1y gave the Civil Service Commission 30 days to decide n.1, t1<1ll""• h tonc1ucted bJ •n 1.... Tt111 s1etrm,..,1 w•s 111e<1 ""'" trir dlvl...,.1. Covnly Cl••k ol Qr1ng.e C°""'J on the amount of attorney's fees piled up by A. Ernest 8,;.tno.s 11pe 0ecfll'>be•2't,191s. Fitzgerald in his successful, six-year battle for re-This s1e1emen1 w11 111ed ... 1h tr.r FSOHI C:O...nty Cl•tk ol Oren1tt1 County Ol'I Publl!.Md Ote1>9r CIM1l Delly Piia(, in.statement. o.cemMr 21. 1t1s. Jen,..,, 1,1, 1s, 21, 1t11 "To hold that Fitzgerald. or any other person in his situation must bear such an expense as the price of vindicating such basic, fundamental rights (as the right to work) would make a mockery and a 1 sham of t he mandate of Congress, and in cases like the present one would make these rights meaning- less:· Bryant said. ~ l'Sllll71 - Publllhed 0••1'191 cN11 0.11, P11o1, ------------ O.ttm0tr1s. ltlS..,..J•n,,..,y '·'-11. 1t11 4Sf.JS PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTl'{IOUS aUSINE55 "'AME STATEMENT T,.. tollow1nv ..-•son1 ire do!nobuil· ,,.,, 1------------1------------·I DESIGN CENTER SYSTEMS, PUBLIC NQnCE PUBLIC NOTICE 4S11 Corie Cr•ll• Dr:. El To'O, CA 1------------1--..,,=:==:::-:::::-c::=--I •Loc:ke Otwn tnc. te Cell!. Corp.I l'ICTITIOUS•Ul!MaU l"ICTITIOUSBUSINESS jJl Corle Cr•1te Ot., El Toro CA "'•Ml! STaTl:Mll:NT NAME 5TATl!MlNT Tiie toUowlnv perwn is dok'9 busi-TM lollowlnv person 11 llolng bin.I· Thlli bul!nes1 Is tond,.cted by~ t or· nes1e1: '• nes1u: PDl'.iron PLAZA HOBBY & CRAFT. JCt FYFFE ELECTRONICS, •71 LockeOlwn!nc. Jldldef'llwy .• l.eg1>neHUl1,CAf'MU Mtedowl.,• Le..,, Legune Beec:fl. CA L0<kr Olwn P•r•ld!!nt E ..... d W. lull .. , IOU Jkosone, hUI TPll\ 111t...,.,.;t ..:11 tiled ""th !Pie l0fl0e..c:Pl,CA"31111 lll ltPlerd 0 . H.trlry , 911 C.OIMIY Cle•k of O••ng.e Coun1y on Tl\!1 llwal.,...1 ls conductH b1 Ml In-Mtlldowlll'll L..t"", L..tgun.e Beac:PI, C.t. Olutnbtr s, \ti~ .,.......,.. 9'16.SI l'tQU l!.,.,..rdW. L .. ~.. ,TPll1 b<Klnrss i'I conducted by en In. "'bllSPlr<I O••noe .Coesl Oell., PllOI, This stet-I we1 ftlM With trie Ctiw~l . OK.11,11.lSandJen ... ryl, C-... Cieri! ot OreftOI c_, .,, Roc.,.•i::I o. H1r1ey PUBLIC N011CE NOTICEOFSALl!OI" ltEAL l'ltOl'EltTY aT l'llllVATE S"LI! Ne. PIUf11 -.,.i...i:..rtellllot ftete.i C.Utomle lw ""'c:a-y ••us A,_....• In tri. Ma1l•f of IPI• Eslet• 1nd C.0..seNelon;hlp DI ~rlPll HOii .... ConwrvetH. lofotk e Is hereby given tMlt IM un· dtr11gned wlll '911 et prlvel• sele, on or etlt< !Pie 111PI Oly ot Jen ... rr,· 1'"· et: IPle ol'llce ot JOi'91'1 A. Mc Gu ,.., •stSo. s..r1no SlrMt, Los A,.1.s 'llOOlJ. eoi.on. 1'1Df l.HA"91loel, Slet• DI ~llforlol._ lo IPle Pllvt>ftt end best ~r, ef"d IUblftt to conllrm11Uon tly wld SuperW eou.1, •1 ,._ rl(llll1. 1111• end lnlerH1 1111 w.li::I Con.......,.tlH In -lo ell !Pie c.t1ein- :IFleel ~rty sil1Hle I" IM ~f of Or-. Stet• of c.tlllornle, pertlc\,Ut· lydescrlbeo! es lollDWi, lo-wll: ~5°/o off installation during our custom __,. OK ........ 11, ltJS TPll1 llele,,.,.nt ... , Ill.cl wllh IPle ..--:: ..I ,...,. ~y Cl••k DI O••nge Countf on PUBLIC NonCE M .-1vl<led -·Pl•U 1-t In ..... to the rtel pt'Ol)erly louted Iii c.our.ty of Olenge, dlloCrlbed .. U:ll 1., Md 110.ModJ.IQHo,.. 5'IHI F. T•.-OI wt• ce1PI In lewful .....,..,DI drapery sale! We've scooped up a sensational c0Jlect1on nt a sensa11ona l saving. S.:ive 25°0 , loo. on fnb11c, lin ing. labor .ind 1nst.:ill.:it1on And iust \V.11! unlit you've seen the choices: <:1nt1que satins. darn.1sks, shee1s, open ~ve.:ives. textures and prints_ Plan iln clcqrint \v1ndov1 treatment or ,1 mere s11n ple one. Come in or call to see samples. sketches and m.:i rvelous ideas • ' • .I ~ ~ ' I lo Pub!...-OrM1919 CMS! 0.Uy Piia!. 0.CM>bff JJ, 191S. 1------------ :;;: /:°"~· ~"~"i·~'~"~·;-~'~'~'·~·~··~·~"';·~~ fr... ~ICTICtOUS 9USINl!SS I 4IOS-15 P\IOllJlll'CI Ore1191 CNll 0.lly Piiot, NAMalTATl:M•NT 0.c"""°""1S, lt7SenclJ.anu.ry 1,1, IS, T?w lotiDWl"I Ptf''IOlll ere 0o"'9 bus!· PUBLIC NOTICE "'' _...,1 llfts•s: 1------------I SE·GI PAOOUCTS,60SCE.Allon, ••;11111~ i---;;;c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,--P UBLIC NOTICE s..11 ""'·CA. n1os ii '~C::...T.••,,•.·,·.·M"•"•',ss -Aobl•t Gino, ll292 Mel.I V1~ 1------------j1•,0""'11Polnt,CA.'FZ62' Tiie lol-i"ll person 11 doino b<n.I· l'ICTITIOUSaUSIMl!:SS H•tmutPI Sen1. 1'0I s,cel'nDl't, ,.ues: MAMIE STATl:MaNT Glefldlle, CA. tU02 ;:;=::1 IClASS AAOIOS AND AP· TPlelott-lnoPtr'IOll1eredolnollllsi· Tnts llull,,.u 11 t ondutl..:I tly. PLIA"'CES. 2•1 Forest Av1nu• • ..u.s: ger>erelperlnersPllP. &......-BeecPl,CAtuS1 H ... R 8 0 Ill B l u FF s JDMAObe•IGlno L.esllot ..lten, 2M12 Allenero, Ml~ Dl!VElOPME"'T. 116' APIOOts Dr., Th!t st1t1mrn\ wes flllld wltn !Pie llonVl•lo,CAf1'75 Co51"Mew,CA92'26 County Ct•rk DI Orenge Counlf on Tiiis bu11 .... ss 11 condo.H:tM lly en In-FreMlln J. tklccilla, 11w. RP!odn O.c•mblr 1', 1•1s. dhrldi.MI Dr., Coste MIM, CA "1•16 l'lllMI LnlleJeen Ivy IC. Orto. 11• JtlPI st .• Nrwpor1 Pl>bllftd Clt"•nge Coes1 Dilly PllDI, TPll11tet ........ 1 -• 111..:1 WllPI !Pie 11HtPl.CA'2WO JeniN<J1,l,1S,22,lt76 c-i, Cl1rt al Oren~ count, on ~ F . HDlnllfl'IWOf'tn, llUWHI 4'1'-7S 0Kunr.r1S ltll Bey • .....,.,,he<:P1,CAt2~ 1------------ ,._. TPlll OV'tln•11 h tDllductH b~ • PubUSl>eCll Or-Ca.st Oeity Pllol. ......el pertMrllllp OK , .. ,, lt7S...cl Jen. I, I,,,,. F•entUn J. Bucc•U• ----------'-'_ .. _"-I Ttllt st.~ w•1 111..:1 WlltPI uw County Clerk 01 Orenge C-y on ~IS,ltJS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE " i ! •' i ' t ; ' " :. ' ! .. t·4 ;j Visit your ne·are1t JCPenn~y decoreling studio or pho11e for a tree at-home appointment. ·JCPenRey ARCADIA (213) 44H45' CANOOA PARK (213) N3·3NO CARSON (213) 53i1.2900 ·. DOWNEY (213) M9-4541 FULLERTON (114) 871-4:MS HUNTINOTON BEACH (714)·112·m1 LAGUNA HILLS (114) 581 -7700 LAKEWOOD (213) 634·7000 MONTCl.AIR (114) 021 ·3811 NE)VPOAT BEACH (714) 644-2313 NOATHRIDGE (213) 885-1484 OllANOE 'THE CITY' (714) 134-1f00 PALM SPRINGS (71,1) 327·1511 .. • ' '· PUENTI! HILLS (213) MS-1341 RIVERSIDE (114) 117·3080 •All arllNAllDINO (714) 114·11 TOllllANCE (213) 1.71-41577 VVITUllA (IOI) '42·7512 WIST COVINA ()IUJ ~1 WHITTWOOD (211) M7·j111t ' • -I,_.;.. • tt. Unit..:! St•t•i on contlr~lon ot 1111. or 11••1 cesri •"<I b•••nt• evklltrocecl by note M'-U•..:I br Mot'!~ 01 Tnal Deed on 1Ple prDflerlJ • '°"'· T•n -ten I of emounl bid ID br •llll'Slt· ed wltPI bid. Blds "' off1no to be In wrlUno...., win be recel\Oed •I 1ri. eloreseli::I Dllk • 11 eny llm. •II•• !Pie first publlt•llon ..,..of end bllor•dete OI :w1e. 0.1..:1: l>etftmbrr2', lt1S Mary Ander1oDn c.onserv11or Of tPI• E illle of seld Conwrvetee ....... Ill. MtGtilre •s..s.n .. st. -m LM~. C.llfenlle tocl1J ~..,. c._....,., Pvblls!Md Or.ante Coe5' 01lly POol, Dec.JI, 191SendJM. 1, I, 1916 .,11--IS PUBLIC NOTICE I I I • • ,_ I I '· ' Thurtday, January 1. 101f T0day's TV Highlights ·'Magnificent Seven' for TV CBS 8 , NBC (4), KTLA (5) and l\.l'TV (ll) 8:30 -Tournament of Roses Parade. All three stations offer live cov- erage of the Pasadena spectacular with KTTV offering a rerun for late slee.,ers at 5p.m. NBC e · 1: 45 -R-0se Bowl Football The UCLA Bruins host the mighty Buckeyes of Ohio State in the biggest of all the bowl games. ~COP ti) 6:00 -The Story pf Lassie.~ recap of the Lassie shows from ~~e mo.vie debut of the celebrated collie in . Las_s~e Co~e Home" (1945) to the telev1s1on series through 1972. , • TV DAILY LOG .. Thursday Evening of th• hidlna plect of • fortune in sold that has been m1ssin& since" W01ld War. II. Don Porter, Mako and Lew Ayres &Ut3t. @ WINW1141 West JANUARY 1 0 19 Cl)) CJ) ED S1tttts of Sa~ l:OOl fE Bri-.. _Nm f1Md1a "Stlloot of rear" (R). ::._ liiil MM: (t) (Zllf) .....,. YM'" Millt" (mus) '52 -Mano :a:Afllir L1n11, umes Whillll9fe, Dont11 • 1 Morrow. m n. 11eW °"'' (l!R!!D Th SttrJ ti Lanie fJ} ftStlwlf llltefutitul A recap ol Lluie shows from 1945 C2.1 (}) Clffil!D heart 10 1972. 116 lllevit: (C) (fil) "We're ... I~ A.1t11~ (com) '55-Humpllley Bo· Stir T"t ,,rt, Aldo R1y, Petet Uslioov. le Pttttiuaee at Wtll Tra, (RI ~ 11e11JWOM TtlftislH n.nt."I ~ ) TrvUI tf c.tlstqutllCn La CtiMe litll Ctl.N al Ut11e -.ru1s Mtfit: "nit Tlld ti Mi•H l:lO@W, Criff~ Slltw (com) -Cary Cr1nt, DoffS Day. @(}) ........ Hmts 9:30 I""' •I S..ratt lltfeu UICQ&t Ptt&IHIS ( ~) lM AMtriu• Sl)lt D Ci.fer 7:00 fins 10:00 .. ltr Deh11 f) BUDDY & LEE~REAT ..... .,. a To TtN Ille T~ * IN BARNABY JONES! ! CHcfftntlH f)@(})(J)h rubr Juu I Ltw llcy America'• lavOfite to win an (}tym· Tiit fll pie Cold Medal, in the s111immin1 Ca.,_.kt com11tt1tion, dit3 under mysterious ~ Ltba cucumstancei and his coach alls b~ Ltvt A111trlcu Style in Barnaby lo head oft a major ~ Ro111Htlc RtbelUOft slportOJ sm~·~ 19,._. LH1111a• Pro111•1 I~ Cf> @ ED KmJ o "All· l"r<l!. ltaanra Tbe Ullttu~bln 7:JO ust 14 t11t Wi14 a10111y of A frame'' (R) Harry mas. Lew Aiatrica11 Style qumdes u a druc pusher in 1n lliP ••n attempt lo tlur a friend ol a mur· C.MW c.-1 der chuce. Harold J. Slone and 0 MilllM $ MMe: (211r) "la Rene Aubtrjon0t1t C11tsl. Mlttnbltt" (du) 'S2 -Mkhiet Q) .. ,. Ike Rennie, Robtrt Hmon. ~ (I) kit llcM~ "Close to ID ltt4r lllldt YOll" ~ ltfa ... A Dell 10:30 . TM Prict I• Rlallt I ::,:.lllM Tlllt MWts Fr .. MH l · ~ Pus,wb te Advuture 1:00 I cm rn oo ne ..... , Returft· • La r,..... c.rtt Ina frOlll • rlSit ill • nt11hboM11 ll:OO m 0 0 IE m ED Mm COUftty, OIMa, Jim-Bob and Elita· lat 14 GiMC.liit beth becolM lost in wild btar • TM Mwy•i11111 counliy Md run.afoul ol some qty. . !.-:=dtn · Nturtf rnoonsl11ners. .j .._,_ ........_ • I~""' om Mewtt: <C> <2~111) "Met -. • ·---· Witll Mr Wit Y11 DM't" (COlll) (II«) 5& -Lon Chaney, '66 -Tony Clll1is, Y11111 Uli, ,~.,!t~U G1011e C. Scott. Two lrltlldty but 1JU '"..,. lit my to111petltlvt I.Jr fore. olliu11 C.•bll • .. vie for the attentions of a nur~. : ~ lrtlller: "•!ltNI EditiM Alter Ont marries her, ht becomes ll'IS ( C~) u;: Alltncu Slylt suspi(ious of his friend and wile 11:30 r.!~ CIS lat Mo¥Je· (C) whtllt¥tf thty are to1etber. • .. !LL' l:ll ,. • ; ·u TMr .. •nt ol Ro1ts '"* (R) Artisb l Models (com) 55 -( 6 J MM S,.1114 Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. ~Cl)) (1) ED hf1llJ Mlltr 8 ~ f_.~c:'°" g:i .. '1:, · (6) Mtvlt: (C) "Tltfitld Th•lldtr· 1t111 larMl!r Sllow bolt" (com) '53 -Huah Griffith. Nidia C.rt 0 (~ CJ)) CD WIN WtlN "'-(}) Y•r EJld RtvltW s:nts "Mannix" tnd "Lonp1reet" CW.-. (i) New Tut's W'rtll Cuy lt•bar41 w.. Tlpitlial 0 Mt.it: "Desert Keir' (dra) ·sa 1:30 (Qj Cl)) (1) Q) Ot die lttds -B<ian Ke~th, Barbara Halt. "Otar Jollll" (R) ruenttt and h11 al (}) M0¥1t: (C) '11tt Willi Mr fellow sllut-ins try to eo11JOle dis· Wilt. Ytu DM'r (com) '66 -~O!'Y heartened Hicky whtn ht r~ives . Curt11, Ctora• C. Scott, Yima Lisi. 1 "Otar John" ltlltr from hiS '12.00 0 Tlfilla~t lHt / fiancet m Mtvlt: "T1lt rt.llllertn" (clra) ~ Maid c.a.. '60 -Jeff Chatldltr, John Saxon. •Paul Anka, Roy_Clark, IZ:JOH~C:::. * Larry Storch, Diana at Mtwie: "f1lt Privltt Alllin " Trask, Odia Coates ltl A.Ir (dra) '47-Georlt Slnctm IMtnCritfltl Sllew l:OO§~Et)TllNfTW M l Dtalll 14 A Stir (A) C.11t AltrJ flllllul C.Mdf !:JO c.Il MM: "War -l Puce" Wlt'er WelN ~ra) '56 -Henry Fonda. ~ ..... ,..,., S,.clal 1:45 II Mtwlt: "Silllle4 .... . We(' 9:00 ()1) CD(]) Mlnll flw.() Mc· (adV) '41 -: Dollllas F1i~nb Jr. C11111t and his 111tt1 seek the kilter 2:00 Q) C... Alrwt of an aaed Importer Who WH • !:JO m All·Niallt Slltw: "Y1le SIJlllllf J1p1nes. SllY In Htwall before the Wo" A Cu11," 'OtM Mttl Welt" Purl Harbor attKk and wn reput-3:301J Mfllt: "fara11tic" (mys) '63- ed to bt the only ptrson to know Oliver Reed, "Anette ~ti. • HA ltll IN Ad110" (dlt) '4S -Friday John Hodiak. Cine Tierney, Wl1H1m Bendll. eM (C) "llltlc llic!IW l Ille et.-OAYTl ME MOVIES M4trs" (dra) ·54 -Rei Herrison, Virainia Maro. t:01 (I) "S1ef DtR te Ttml" (dra) '59 1:)0 0 (C) "Clpl" (dra) '62 -Jad!le -Collttn Milltf, Cllarltt Drake. Gtuson, Katherine Kath. 9:110 ·11.;e w..a.• (ldvl '44 -3:00 ~<Cl, ff40 ,_Ilda ~ TllllMt" -tvtlyft Alllen. "T1lt .._.. l (com) 63 -TOllY Cortis, Sllzanne tlllt l wr' (hor) '41 -P111I Lukas. Plfsllttle. Utn Drtw • J:)O CD (C) "TwllicM llf t1tt c.e" 10:90 Ci) "'C111ll ..... ....,.. (dr1) '43 (dra~ '57 -Roell Hudsol\, ~ -Mtltony Qui1111. Chlnsse. 1.Z:tl O "T• ti .._._ .. (dra) '42 0 "T1lt la Pallce" Colet. (di•) • -Rita Hayworth, Gillftf Rosen. '60 -Ridlard Bur1on, Robert ~111, HelWJ fonda, Cllatltl eo,.r. Carolyn Jonn. KOCE Television (50) Money Tree Dear Gloomy :cus LOS ANGELES (AP) -"The Magnificent Seven,'' the 1960 western based on a Japanese film. , Heist Movie Set LOS ANGELES (AP > -Quinn Mart in Productions wlll make a two-hour film on the million·dollar·plus Brink's robbery in 1~50 and its solution by the FBI. 7'int;2Jlmt AMIWSl-ORMAN Flll<4 }'£#:. NA.J(X.5o.\ •"ONE. fU't.!CMR TlfE.CJ.OVOS NEST' ~ UX!~ FUJ'CHER..J 'lt1ULtM REDFIE.lD Sc,,.,,,,,i.y LAIFRENCE Wl.!BE.N,,,,J IO~ · a.,J,.. J.,..J '>'KEN WCY 0-...o(~ llASK.W. WDCUR · M.wcJ!O. N/Tl.S(HE hoJw,J "J SN.lL 1.AI.NTZ ,,,,J MJalAll. OOC..'("JAS·Dimw "J MJWS FCR.MAl.I IUTllClllO · HOW FAR DOES A GIRL HAVE lOGO 10 UNTAHCilE HER TINGLE?? SE£ THE •UT, llC£ISOIED omw 35 • PllTS! . © ADULTS I ONLY COLOR .. __ PlUS THE S£COW MOST fAMOUs. _ _.111111 AOUl T FU Of OUR TIME ... pt lot .. I • ~-·J The Dev111n M'9s Jones ONLY ORAllGE COUNTY SHOWING! PUllYCIT • 873-4048 709 E. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOOll will undergo another transformation as pilot for a television series. Producer Walter Mirisch has made a deal witb CBS for a one·bour TV fllm lo be the ba is for a series "The Magnificent Seven," which starred YuJ Bryn . ner and Steve McQueen, was adapted from Akira Kurmawa's 1954 classic, "TheSevenSamurai." The American version and its three sequels has earned $25 million in rentals for United Artists. "ROYAL "Oft ANY FLASH'• SUNDAY" i--Plus-Plus "UNDERCOVERS Hl!LO OVER HERO" FOR I WEB With "GONE IN Peter Sellers 60 SECONDS" UA SOUTH COAST •••••••••••••••••••••• 540.05'4 PUTT Crrt CIEHTR ••••.•••••••••.•••.••• 634-9212 tlGHW A Y 39 DRIVE IH •••••.••••.••....• 534-6292 "A charming slapstick comedy .. . a marvtlousfy low-brow caper .. . full of affection and generous feeling_s for the genre it's' having fun with, Gene Wilder makes an impressive debut as a comedy director ." "HUSTLE" 2:30 4:50 7:l09:20 "IEHJl" IGJ L-00-S:JJ.t: I 0 "CA"AIN MEMO" 1:40.7:15 "MAHOGANY" CflGJ 5:0o.t:l0 "OHCEIS NOT ENOUGH" J:4J.7:10 F OUNTAIN VALLEY • I N I MA I "-ti a• .c••• .... IAlllllO.l••f• .,.. ._., "HEARTS OF THE WEsr· trGJ 4:tt-7:41 1:00 2:554:50 6:458:4010:30 ROCKING CHAIR SEAnNG "MAMO.AMY-CNt "'OMCI _IS MOT IHOU8W l•t •J DAYS OF THI COMM>lt" 11> "DAY C>Fftfl-,JACUL.':111 -.TY MAIY, CaAlY LAllY'" "'Y AMISHJMG POIM1'"" -.oHI 1M 60 HCONDS'" INJ U ....... Wala • IAllGMI Ntel tt M llOllOU •w loUUllOU1fot ... .......,,, tJ ii \M ... _ ) .. --.. _ ...... D08 DAY AnllHOON " IJllMll ....... DIOWNING fOOl "' _.,, ... ..-... ~1 9'111' llTNOUlt MUS1\I• ... llillCU.UC THI COHYIUATION "" .. ._ .... , O!P! "'" IOlllf --• ,., ........ a DAYI Of M CONDOI " ........ fUMU t11 ... _ .... ,_, .. WWMid W IOOl1U COOIUIN "' ...,.._.. TMI OUAT WllDO "'"I "' ..... ,_ .... ~ ... , .. , ... •flCI' Call•• -" ... . ......... ,, ...... o-•11 ............ . .. ._ .. ,,_. --Al NClllO DOG DAT AmlHOON tit --DIOWNING POOl "' ..... c. tcOn. -·· -NMll - . . . u::.:-I TMI Hl ... NIUIO"' -:·---.CANTOUINBA .. ,.. ,_ ____ ..;......;.--J .-.. y MIA...,._ .... e .IACll MCMCKJOM e _.,, NO ••ISU IM ·.PJ..f o..·-::.r~7··NMt J llANCHO i>ELUX.!J!_ _ .. -· ...... .... Al •AONO DAT AmlNOON ,.Mil......,. DIOWNINO fOOl t1111 -~ 11&&9 am. WOOM M.la't MITIMING HOU! _ .. l • ~·-·~ LUCKY LADT."' 7-.t11S.11:l0 ....... ..._. MOMf .... L ILACKlllO 11'11 CMAtift....- UUICOUT '91 llLL CONT e -T '°"11t urs 00 IT AGAIN ""' "-US t TAKE TME MONIY I ilON ;1111 .... ......... MUITU" ......... flAMID• ... /SAT-Jtl0.7:40 .. llANIGAN" J:lo.7:40 George C. Scott ''HUSnl" ... /IAT-hJ .. l:J .. ,..M •AILY J:JS.7:11 • "1lt C.nrutill" I :l .. l:l .. t:H Nl,llAT....J:JS.7:11 (c.11 M2-st11) Put a few word• to work for you In the DAILY PILOT ...;---- I I "Th~ Hinda.burg" I .,.,,,.. n .. lldlt Ut»ople ~- Abt St ..... llnne Bancroft ... c-: C.-SWrllt WILLIAM ATHERTON ROY TMNNES • GIG W>UNG • 8UA&ESS MEREDITH • CHARLES DURNfNG • RICHARD A DYSART ~ ty DA'flO 5*E · a..., 11t...,. ty lilCHA(l 11 llllOOll(Y Set• 51ery., ..... ~I a.LIAM ~ ~ .. ---~--~-~~-.-mlSlll-1 TllE AUWUIS "'°"'"A~ !'ICTUIW lfCICOl_. llllM~ ~ .. • ~ ... ( 0!"91Ni-t•oc• ... ._,.c.......,..,..c:A !lot-• & r-• I STUTS 12-25 .. ,· . r ... ,) ' ~ . ".". .. .) 1:) '~C . I' f I •'Ii • ' I• • • Bf DAILY PILOT Thurtday, January 1, 1978 I .. .. .Thesis Becomes Movie .... CIA.. Movie i~ Wiorks . . LOS ANGELES (AP) -It's not often that a rol· lege student's master's thesis gets a booking in a movie thea;er. That has happened to J eff Mandel or UCLA. The ma~terpitr:e of bizarro lot~ that slunrtd Fronce. A portrait <f love and subtnission to disorrkr tl1e sense1. A11 AUotd t\rttSlJ RLUal1 CD ® lllO DOif ,,_,. ...-rTI O SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SAi,i DIEGO Fwr. AT !~STOl SO.COAST PLAZA J.46.?Jll ~J>E[ PJHil(lfoiG JACI M "ONE FLEW OYER THE CUCIOOl NEST" ~I NO\llJ AT THESE THEATRE S GEORGE SEG·AL "THE BLACICBIRD" A ~E KILLER ELITf" IPGI V '"llEAKOUT'" . COWTIHUOUS FICM IMO SAT. THIU JAM.~ THE CITY SHOPPING CE NTRE ORANGE •SJ' 6721 S.A . FRWV tMANCHEST.iB EX.I G.G. FRWV ICITV o n x .1 A "'GOHE IH 60 5ECOMD5" V "'OH AMT SUMDAT" lh "HU.ITS OF THE wur ~ "WESTWOILO" A "AMEllCAM GIAFRTl" V "OLD DRACULA" Money's Wort h You t•I It ell ' In the DAILY PILOT 1·!1, 1. 1;41 WllO. l ltl IZ:Jt ....... -"111 1:41 "ROOSTER COGBURN" I. •.•I, 1 f,JI -/TUI ,,45_ lt:lt "DOG DAY AFTBINOOM'' 1:11. l :tt. 11-11 WIO. OM~l ll:H ....... -/fUI I & 19:11 "DROWNING POOL" J:lf.l :ZI -f'\lt 1:.Jt "STOllY OF O" (XI 6:45.l :J O. I 0:25 5AT /SUM-1:30.l :I S.5:00 6:4S-a:l 0-1 0:25 WID. ONlT 12:10 AM. "LUXURIOUS, SASSY AND A LOT OF FUN. 'LUCKY LADY' IS A WISECRACKING, J.vcoc.s. SOFTHEARTED ROMANTIC ADVENTURE." TIME MAGAZINE "'LUCKY LADY ' IS "'LUCKY LADY' IS "A DAZZLING AS CHARMING FABULOUS OLD· SHOWCASE FOR AND HAPPY-GO· STYLE MOVIE MINNELLl;S LUCKY AS MAKING. LUCKY DAZZLING TALENTS 'THE STI NG.' NEWS INDEED FOR ANO SUCCULENT FAST BEAUTIFUL MOYIE LOVERS ROLES FOR HER ENTERTAINME NT WHO NEED TO CO.STARS. THE W\TH THREE NESTLE DOWN MANAGE·A·TROIS SUPERLATIVE INTO DELICIOUS IS FROTHY, FUNN Y STARS." MOVIE FANTASIES ." ANO DELECTABLE." -uz Sn!htl, -fUd1atd CnkeHy, -.Judlttl Crtal, Cosmopollt•n HeJIMd-£J:•ml net ~y Aewlew DAILY THRU SUN. JAN. 4 1:00 . 3:00 . 5:00 • 7:15 . 9:30 UJCKV I.ADV I "LISZTOMANIA" (R) + "LAST DAYS OF MAN ON EARTH" (PG) Ev•. PTogr•m Only Call Theatre F9r Sbowtlmes "AIRPO~T '75" I "EARTH°tuAKE" 1-- THE WORD IS OUT ALL OYER THE COUNTRY. l?.l> ,owAROS ~H AR BOR CINEMA 1 Harbor Boulevard st Wilwn Street .Costa Mitsa • 646-0573 illlO LM• Scan COBDBffl.Dll~haBI Caine C~rtllBP~Bl PIUDIDl8l ~····-· 111u man Wlo waul~ Be ~11 lffi,~ ~111...,_llft_GD~IOlltlill HUBOR TWIN · CINEMA WEST IU.llotlAlWl,.iOM.COSTAMIU. Wllf"'4111'1aAf~ll 4._051J 6U.lJ6' WISTWIM.CIHfll n J..t4tl VALLEYVIEW CINEMA 'l'Ul.fT VllW I CllAl'fUN llAlllDlll QAOYl .... .,.. BEST PICTURE and BE T DIRECTOR . . •• ATIONAL BOARD OF R "ONE F THE MOST BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL FILMS OF All TIME. A LIVELY SAGA •.• POIGNANT •.. WILOL'( ROMANTIC . RYAN O'NEAL'S PERFORMANCE SHOULD LIFT HIM EASILY INTO THE LIST OF OSCAR CONTENDERS." --eruce WllR•rMOn, PLAYBOY •film by STAt{!:EY IqJ~RICK "THE YEAR 'S MOST EXQUISITELY BEAU T IFUL MOVIE. 'BARRY l YNOON' IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. STANLEY KUBRICK IS A DAZZLING Ai.ENT AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS POWERS." -Joffph Gefmlti, NEWSOAY • .,,.';.I''"":' DAILY THAU SUN. JAN. 4 1 :30 : ~:00 ' 8:30 ~ ~N O'.~AL ... 'MA~A jE~NSON" MON. &,TUES. 7:00 & 10l15 EDWAftDS ""' PA~K 'MAGtt · HAReY KRl,!GER -,...,__,,, . .-D~ KOER!:!ER ·GAY" lj).MILTOJ\'; 'MAR!J: KEAN,, , ' . (PG) ---~:----"-' :-------- ' . . • ' ' • ' . .. • I • ... · l1 - Thurad"Y. January 1, 1978 DAILY PILOT 8 i New Year Brings Ne'!. Shows to ~oast -With the new year ,.comes another new round ot ~atrlcal activity alona the Oranae Coast ·as the area's profeaatooat. com. munity and collegiate drama groups prepare for 11 produc- . tions during ,January and three <ltben in February. Four of these new shows will be J>res~nted by the industrious Orange Coast Colle1e theater de-. partment, which will put two on the boards next week -Edward Albee's "The American Dream" on Wednesday and Thursday and .-"Oliver Hailey and Friends" Fri- day and Saturday. The latter i1 an anthology of Hailey'! worts,· · with the playwright ~mself serv- ing as narrator. . Other OCC presentations on the early 1976 agenda will be a film by Samuel Beckett's "Endgame," Jan. 14·17, and Arthur Miller's Incident at Vic by.'' Feb.18-21. SOUTH COAST Repertory rings in the new year Jan. 10 with an ambitious project, Peter Nichol.I' "The l'Jational Health," which 'will play through Feb. ·21 at the Costa Mesa professional theater. This production will be spotlig hte d in Friday's Weekender. The San Clemente Community Theater and the H"ntinaton Beach Playho-use go oa.r.tl\e tioards in two weeks with San Clemente opening "You Know 'I . Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" on Jan. 15 for four weekends and Huntington Beach lifting its curtain on "How Intermission Tom Titus the Other.Half boves" Jan. 16 for a five-weekend run. Three '"blg ones" for their respective theaters-go on stage the following week when 'The Petrified Forest" opens Jan. 20 at the Laguna Moulton PJaybouae, •'Tbat Championship Season" debuts Jan. 22 at Golden West College as a joint produc- tion ol G WC and the Irvine Com. munity Theater, and the musical "Gypsy" bows in Jan. 23 at the Westminster Community. Theater. Also openl.ni on the 23rd ls the tomedy •'The Happiest Millionaire'' at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. ANOTHER MAJOR produc- tion is on tap tor Jan. 29 when UC .lrvine revives the Tennessee WUllam.s classic "A Streetcar Named Desir e" for a two- weekend run. Golden Wes t College follows ori Feb. 12 with a two-weekend engagement or ''Cami lle'' in the Actor's Playbox. Winding up the first round of 1976 productions will be OCC's ''Incident at Vichy" and the Orange County premiere ot the ribald comedy •'The Mind With the Dirty Man," arrlving Feb. 19 ' at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse to replace the current· ly running "Gypsy." •'Dirty Man·· is probably the only true local premiere in a time slot packed with revivals. Yet, among those revivals are some potent dramatic works s uch as "Petrified Forest," "Streetcar" and "Incident at Vichy,·• which should be made to order tor tbe more serious playgoer. All in all, ' well-balanc ed schedule for local footlight followers. BACKSTAGE -Golden West College baa invited community residents to try out for roles in its spring musical, "Man of La Mancha," auditioning i n February ... all phases of the pro- duction are open, and those in- terested should enrqll in the musical theater workshop for U second nine weeks of the sprir semester .... ··La Mancha'' oper May13 ... . TANbEY K!JBRICK RYAN O 'NEAL • MARISA BERENSON ''ONE OF THE MOST VISUALLY DAZ'ZLING WOAKS IN THE HISTORY OF F1LM ••• IT RAVISHES THE EYE AND ENTHRALLS THt EAR ••• A BREATHTAKING AND MYSTERIOUS ACHIEVEMENT.'' EDWARDS CINEMA ··-. ::.· .. lftcw. ¥'· t •W YlllrS EYE SHOW ..._Y.IBlmEISI AT HUNTINGTON ONLY WALT DISNEY'S _ f~!!!~ HUNTINGTON CINEMA HACHATELLIS, H.I . 147·9608 147.6017 CINEMA CENTER H_..IOa AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA VtRDECIHTER 979-4141 A" Alli# Arlists R.-U (X,> "° ONI UICll'll tJ MlllllTTIO edwards BRISTOL CINEMA MISTOI. AT M.AC.u"THUI 540·7444 • .. JACK KROLL NEWSWEEK NEWPORT CINEMAS HIA• COAST HWY. & MACUTHU• llJ:WPORT C Ol:llfTl:Jt 644·07 60 DAILY THAU SUN. 1/4 1-3-5-7:15-9:30 · ,~tUes '\;r.~\-"A deldllfiJI ~I rimntan JJi ~FMheli ~=:,Jold Me 5'tlJ• Arflew A .!AM IUD.M '1LM Why don't we make more films like this? 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I MACAITHUI aewiOti'e»'omrn:a 644-076 r "Let's Do It Again" 2nd At Both Theatres HARBOR TWIN H.OIO• AT WILSOH, COST A MESA • 646-0573 646-3266 CINEMA VIEJO S.D.FlffWAYTOLAP'AI MISSION VIEJO 830..6990 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR ROBERT REDFORD FAYE DUNAWAY CINEMA CENTER HAllOlt AT ADAMS, COST A MESA MESA VERDECEMTER 979·4 I 41 Plue WOODY ALLEN UTAKE THE MONEY AND RUN" WES RODI WISTMtMSTa&T•OODNl$T GAi.DiM Gtt0¥1 IJM4tl ' ' CINEMA WEST WfSTMIHSTU AT GOLDl~WES T .... WESTMIH.cann 8'2-4493 PLUS "FEAR IS ~ THE KEY" AT WEST BURT Ar»K>lDS 00 CAll llEAft! DffleWE .. HUSi• F" ThEY'H hot. W :: ShEs tlK call tirt. He~ tlM coo. Tho both take tlMtr Jobs scriousbf. edwards BRISTOL CINEMA HISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 CINEMA WEST wtSTMIHSTHATGOLDIHWEST WESTMIN.CENTER 892·4493 -~ THE STORY THAT HAS CAPTIVATED OVER I MILUON REAOERS Sl<11 ri11!1 "(jLJE l'iARfi;S E:LEEri HECl<ART ARTHU•-\ O'C01'iNELL W TBROOK WISTMIMSTll AT •OOtCHUIST •AtDIM4HOYI 510.4401 • • .. . ~ Arthritis Medicine Queries By DR. STEINCROllN Dear Dr. Str incrohn: J 've surr e r ed f r om arthritis for m a ny years. The stiffness and pains in my back a nd knees have been so bad that r sometimes ha ve felt J was· twice my a ge of so. Mos t of the time a spirin wor ked like a DOCTOR IN TH~ HOUSE c harm . I'd take eight to 10 aspirin tablets a day and w ou l d fin d t em- porary r elief. Unlike many people, I was not · afraid to take aspirin. I never had any bleeding, or stomach upsets from taking it. BUT DURING the past six months. it no longer was effect ive. I might as well be takin g sugar pills. So my doctor has put me on so me of the n e w e r dru gs f o r arthritis. I've been l'l-k- ing them for l\\'O weeks and they work beautiful- ly. I can move aroWld and sleep much better . However, I 'm ' con- c erned. The doctor tell s me the medicine is so strong he suggests that I have checkup blood tests at le as t e very thr ee months. J ust to be sure 'that it isn't · ha ving any d etrime ntal effects on my blood. ALTHO U Gll l'VE l}ever been scared of aspirin, taking the new drug frightens me a bi t. Am I too a pprehe nsive? -Mrs.W. C OMME N T : Yo u m a ke on e important point; Aspirin is n't the only drug that is errec- t.ive in treating arthritis. As you say. there are newer medications that ofte n he lp m ore than aspirin. But as your doc- tor suggests. some OC· casionally produce s ide· e ffect s; r arely to a serious degr~e. As you haven't told me t h e n ame o f th e m e dicine, I can 't be more specific. However. my suggestion is that you be ttlankful it is ef- fective and your doctor is keeping close observa- tion . U nd e r s u c h circ umstances. there's lit~le reason to be ap- prehensive. MEDICALETTES For Mrs . V.: Yes, there is a n appar atus calle d a Mi lwa ukee brace . If your doctor hasn't heard of it for trea tme nt o f s pinal curvature, I s uggest that you a!l k for consultation with an orthopedist. He will decide whether or not your 11 -year-old daughter needs it at this tim e t o h e lp h e r curvature problem. ••• . For Mn. N.: It is true that women m arried lo men who h ave been . •circumcised a re less likely to develop cancer ·of the cervix. Its occur· rence in Jewish women, most of whom a re mar- ried to circumcised men, is only a bout 2 pe r 100.000, according to one study. But for no n. Jewish women married to uncircumcised men. the rate of cervical cancer may range as Jiitb.u 40 per 100.000. ••• Aspirin still remalna tile fri ... Jy standby ro .. aftbritil, but ii leas like- · 17 to irritate y our stomach if 1Wallowed when the stomach con· tains food advl1et Dr. Steincrobn in bis bookJet, '1 How To Liv e Wl th •• 1 Arthritis." For' a copy wtite him •t llU. pap,r encloltin1 50 cent.I and a stamped, 1elf·addretsed mvelope. ' 'rhuraday. 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The gallery, like the art pro- ,, gram, is starting s mall. "We started about two years ago with two students and a cou- ple of easels," said art instructor Josephine Wietor . Now there a re potters wheels, a kiln and daily classes in painting, seulpture. pottery, ceramics. A casual s tudio atmosphere prevails. Stude nts spend as much or as lilUe time as they like, pick- ing up projects where they've left otr. 'Instructor Josephine Wietor offers tips and encouragement to an art student. Th,ose with limited vision paint in oils and watercolors. , The partially sighted work in all media; those who are totally blind concentrate on sculpture and ceramics. Guest artists visit to teach new s kills atid come away e nthusiastic. STUDENTS INS PIRE ··Our students arc like sponges. Thsy demand a lot of you and inspire you in your own work," Wietor said. A m ajority (vh o visit the classes see it as a hobby. But for others, like Linda Fritz, it is a more serious pursuit. "I see the gallery as a step between the more sheltered at- mosphere of Braille and the art world. Getting your work seen and accepted is difficult. It takes time and money. If you're multiply handicapped, you don't have $200 or $300 to finance a one- man show." Wietor said. So, in November one room at the institute was converted into a gallery, with ample space for paintin gs, scu lpture and c~ramics to be displayed. Three walls are filled with """" l"r"J ............. At the stroke of 12 New Year's Eve you declare you'll not snitch peaches from your neighbor's tree in :January. I . Dont · Or -: you resolve not to get · , caught up in any snowball fights during July. Such resolutions drape faces with s miles . You're on safe ground. Make - If • ••• But w_hat about the serious re- solutidll? · To wit: • You're overweight and resolve to lose in 1976. You drink more beer, wine and whiskey than you k;pow is good. Sometimes ypu liack out. You resolve to stop it all in the New Year. The list of vices includes smok· .inc too much, exercising too llt· • tle, eating the wronc foods. For every vice you've sot a deadly serious resolution. They probably juat are a Sor! ' tor your conscience -unles coupled with a n action plan, ac· cordtn1 to Or. Francis McLauahlin, preslde"t or the American Psycboanalytlc As· soclation .. .., . .. Fritz' work a nd a table oCfers several books filled with her fire station cartoons, another de- dicated effort. Thus far, she has sold only one painting, but perhaps through the gallery there will be more. He r w<>rk will be exhibited through February. Fritz' whimsical firehouse car- toons reveal her fa~ination with the workings of the fire depart- ment. Characters wer e de- veloped when she was 11. They have a s mall town feeling and reflect the camaraderie of firehouse life. Future works may depict her other favorite subjects, the era of Queen Vi ctoria and Scotland. She also reads voraciously, collect-; dolls and designs and sews their costumes and enjoys bowling. MANY MOODS The artist, who has only partial vision but can distinguish colors. works amazingly fast, Wietor said. Some days she turns out The Baltimore psychoanalyst said: BRIBING VONSCIENCE Making a · resolution without an act io n plan i s r ea l· 1y bribing your conscief\Ce. It makes you feel at peace instead of guilty or ashamed." he said. "You begin feeling you're a dif. ferent person, having made a 'good' resolution. "Actually the process is a ritual, a kind of magic -except for the facetious ones which are fun." Dr. McLaughlin said most boil down to: • • "I resolve to be a different persOb in certain ways in areas ln which I am ashamed of my behavior." To the psychoanalyst it is a lmost an incantation. •' ln a way it is comparable to mdlrlo~ a good confession," he said. ' You make a good con· resslon and you feel relieved. But that doan 't s top you from going out and doing tM same thing all overaaaln. five or six watercolors, "if her mood is right." Although s he's been told watercolor is a difficult medium to master, Fritz said her skills ..just c3me natura lly." Her ·peo- ple :·are from my imagination." She isn't certain if an art career is what she wants at this point. ·•but I do feel honored at having my work d isplayed iUld 1 hooe to have it exhibited in other places.·· The hardest part of Wietor's job, the teacher said, is acting as art critic. "M y students have to trust me. so I have to be honest with them . .. But the most important thing is what they like. If they like something, I tell them to go with it. not with what someone else believes." She hopes the new gallery is the first step out into the com-· munity for some of Braille's stu- dents, a mong "not just ·visually impaired people, but people, with no differentiation made." The gallery is open daily. "Not all feel that way about c·onfession but some do. n Dr. McLaughlin saidwben you resolve to take better care of y our health in 1976, in a way you are forgiving yourself for having neglected yourself in 1915. NOT MAGIC "You really can't change your character by making a resolu- tion. It is too ingrained." So why do people keep trying - by making resolutions« by say- . ing someday I will do thus and so? •'Why do people do a lot ot things," Dr. McLau1blin answered. "This ls an imtance of f oollng oneself -thouab not con· sciously. . ·•1n one o f h is plays Shakespeare said reasons -are plentiful as blockberriea. One can always find a reason to justify behavior. "We do it all the time. Justify. Rationalize. For our own self esteem we need to feel" are re- asonable human beings and have control over our behavior." , .. At th e Orange County Braille Institute, s tudents wh o are tota1/y b lin d work -~-----~ J f in sculpture and .ceramics, such as the d isp lay at left. .. ...... BEA ANDERSON, Editor Thursday, January 1, 1976 C1 _ Dr. McLaughlin said everyone has a conscience. Some strict and some with boles big enough to drive a truck throagh. Jt's the conscience that gives people this nagging sense of guilt t h at m akes t hem feel it is necessary to make resolutions to improve the mselves. he figures. Dr. McLaughlin gave more than one example of action to couple with a resolution -if you really want to succeed in lmprov· . ing younelf. The f irst one w as joining Alcobolics Anonymous ll you re- solve to control a drtnking pro- blem. The second was joining a weight reduction class lt you. rt· ally want to lose ¥(eight. The thir d wu lo take positive steps Joining a group if you want to quit smoking. OO'RERS NEEDED The idea here is that you must recognize. that you can't modify your bad babita all alone. Callie, the Concerned is the title of a watercolor by Lfnda Fritz, whose art is currently displayed at the Braille gallery. Dr. McLaughlin may not be making a New Year's resolution. But some weeks ago he made a r esolve. To los e 40 pounds gradually. Aild is he coupling that .. re- solve" with a plan of action? •'I am going to exercise re- eutarly. get one of those exeretse bikes for home and walk on a rt· gular basis,'' he answered. Why does he want to lose weight? The heart. "It is a m uscle and it must work harder if its host is over- weight," he said. "Sooner Ot' later it will give out. • ''There's an aesthetic reason too. I don't like what I see when l look ln the mirror.•• · Many persons recognize that they need to do th1ngs to reform but HY -"if only 1 had the time.'' That's hogwash, acc:ordina to the psychiatrist • ••saytn1 •if only I had Ume' makes it out t hat lime is your master•" be sald. "You've Cot to muwtime.0 ... . . ~ .. .-f r • ' • «if DAILY PILOT Thursday, January 1. 1978 • I rne So·tind ' ef ' IFel aad-·. l When Fr •n k Mc Keon or Cos ta Mesa was vis it. ing his sister in Roscommon County, Ireland. he became enchanted with the tiny brook that mean- dered by her new home. , ~~-·-· H___;__a~~~-~-~J L I ,. "You could hear 1t all ru1o1ht," h~ said, his soft- ly accented words g1vmg a ..-. ay his Irish heritagl'. Back home in the U S . the retired builder started tjnk<'ring in has back yard, trying to duplicate the charm orthe Irish brooks. The result 1s a series of mechanized miniature landscapes that ha ve runn111 g water and a soothing sound. He has gi vrn a couple away. but thinks he might try to sell a few at the fair next year or a home show. . One of the brooks turned into a waterfall after hr visited Hawa11 and -was inspired by the moving water there. and another vanatioo was made after he saw s tn•ams in Alaska. The brooks are watertight so they can be used indoors. or they can be planted with real foliage for a patio accent Naturally, they babble" 1th an Iris h brogue. A babbling brook in Ireland wa s the inspiration for Fran McKeon 's newest project. He has designed self-contained brooks (above) and waterfalls (at left) for LJie in patios and game rooms. - New ·· AT WIT'S .END . By ERMA DOMBECK Journalists throughout the world today are " undoubtedly rec~plng 1975, and projecting the future ol 1976. / .. · ~ In k.eping with these repOrts~ l should Uke to usess the utWQ' room beat. DAYTIME TELEVISION: In ms. 78 million houaewlves were lured from their domestic chores each week by 72 game· shows, 60 soap seriala, and such provocative TV teasers as, "Dancing Bea r can't get the Captain's sweater to stay or> the book.'' Projection : The coptlng year is one of the most challenging for daytime TV. L6sses of con- testants whose EKGs aren't "up" to winning the car will be high. Also, there is reportedly a shortage of diseases, which have been consumed by soap heroes and heroines at tbe rate of six a day. Look for new maladies, such as congenital dandruff and embafrassing itching. BOOKS: Housewives spent $36 million last year on How To Save Money books. Leading the list of best sellers were: How To Dress a Chicken In a Basic Wee kender Wardrobe (Rancid Press, $12.95), "How To Perform Home Surgery Using Notions and Remnants" (13 illustrations, Payne Publishers, $13.95), and How To Build Your Own Summer Cabin Using Scraps You Ripped Off From The Lumber Yard (Choates & Choates, $16.95). Projection :~ There will be a r ebirth of nostalgia: namely the how-to books on sex that were popular in the early 1970s. These were less expensive and utilized the mAterials at hand. ·sTAT US : A walloping 49 percent of American housewives returned tot-1he labor market in 1975, on either a full or part-time basis. Projection : During the next five years it is estimated that the age of a child fe¢ing and dressing itself and making a bed may be lowered to 12 years old. Look for disposable children, wash and wear husbands, and wives who fall asleep in front of the TV s.et. Home F·i res Fanned Ann Landers DF:AR AN:"J . I 'm going a long way back and I hope your mrmory is good. Several years ago you printed a letter signed "Swinger 's Wife" which was terrific. It brought some beautiful results and l would appreciate it if you would rerun the letter and its aftermath. Thanks. -SAME PROBLEM Cancer: Make ·inquiries FRIDA\', JAS't'ARY 2 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIE (March 21 April 19 ): Finish what you start -cut through red tapt:. Make contact with individual who is aggressive·. has original ideas. TAURUS (April 20-May 20l : If you open lines of communication, money dilemma will be resol\'ed. Oae c-lose to you i~ being extravagant. GE'.\11NI <May21.June;:m1 You can learnby sharing knowledge. Don't p..'rm1t pride to block progr ess Highlight sC'c urity, solidity, accurate propert~ appraisal. C.\SCER (June 21 Jul) 221. Lie low where fine points, details are concerned. Grasp overall picture. Make mqwnrs. Do more listening than tahdng LEO (July 23-Aug 22>: Pieces fall into place. Lost article 1s recovered. Forme r as- sociate ··gets in touch.·· Be g racious, but dis- creet. VIRGO <Aug 23:Sept 22 ): Gi\·e full play to mtelll'ctu::il curios it ~. Means ask questions find the ··why" of ('Vents. ln velvement is str essed. SALE LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Relatives, major purchases. outlay of cash -these are highlight- ed. Family member concedes a point. Accept gesture of conciliation. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2ll : Be flexible. Don't feel you must maintain one position and one position only. Key is willingness to change, ask. experiment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2U : Money, priorities. responsibilities -these are in focus. You c~n find profitable, creative outlet for pro- duct, talent. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Added r e- cognition indicated -circumstances s wing in your favor. Timing improves ~5u receive credit for past efforts -and a good of r pertain- ing to future. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F eb. 1 ~ : Light replaces obscurity -means area that had been covered or s ubdued receives benefit of inquiry. PISCES (F eb. 19-March 20): A short trip or visit might aid in achieving major desire. Finan- cial picture 1s brighter. You have something of value to offer . -RU Ff ELL'S- I UPHOLSTERY W.....Y•W...t ........ 1922 H.ttor ll•d. II Cott• M...-541·02St ._ DEAR SAME ; Here is that reader's letter, addressed to he r husband, and the response it evoked. I hope history will repeat itself. DEAR SWI NGER: You are nearly 40. Your children are growing up and they don't know you. You haven't been around home muc h. You don 't know me very well, either. Whenever I try to ta lk about our problems you shut me off and call me a "nag." In ~ few years (sooner than you think ) you 'll be too tired to swing. The chicks you've been chas- ing will suddenly seem not worth the-effort. You 'll want to be close to your family. But it will be too late. Your children will be strangers. You didn't want to be pa rt of their Ii ves when they needed you and they won "t let you be part o! their lives when you need them. I used to blame myself for not being a better wife. Now 1 know the res ults would have been the same no matter what I did. You weren'tinterested , ina better wife -or any wife. So I've built a life for myself that doesn't include you and I'm -HAP- PIER THAN YOU THINK ' Please print this, Ann. I'll let you know what happens.-SWINGER'S WIFE Later I wrote : DEAR READERS:J received47 letters from women who said, "My husband was sure that let- ter was mine and be wanted to talk about it." Some of tbe wom en said it prod treed the best com· munlcatlon they bad bad in years. A wife from San Diego reported that her husband had the column in bis band and, in her presence, telephoned his girlfriend and told her he wasn't going to see her anymore. ~other woman told me: 25% TO 75%oFF c-· ' h.P .... Tod1y more than ever YEAR-END I. ' BID'I'IQUE ... atlll the bHt buy l467YIAUOO HIWPOllT lf.ACH The iiJ.mj~lt•11 '7J-4Sl~ .... LGf~• ~ , 5 H 0 P DECORATOR Pl LLOWS HALF PRIC E FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ONLY , Choose from a large selection o f elegant deco rative pillow s. Furs. velvets. silks, teictur~ and embroideries. AH s12es •nd sha pes. Come ear1y for best sefectft>n. S,.CI .. w.t °'t SU lechprHch. I ... $250 MOW $99.95 "-wport Btoch, 23 Fashion lalond, 644 8860 • Ya to ·Y2 OFF • .. including Anne Klein, Jpnes, 'Geist sepcrates, dresses, "'coats STARTS JANUARY 2 •• Ann, d ear, that column was delivered to me taped to a box that contained two dozen red roses. Inside was a note that r ead, "Darling: It took me untU now to realize what a wonderful dame you are. Get my pipe' and slippers ready. I'm home to stay.-YOUR EX·SM NGER.'. What's prudish? What's OK? If you aren't sure, you need some help. It's available in the booklet: "Necking and Petting -What Are the Limits?"' Mail your requestto AnnLandets, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120, enclosing 50 cents in coin and a long, stamped (13 cents now). self- addressed envelope. ~Photography Studio ~~traits/passpPrtsA:opies F1a111e 1101 included Penny-a-pound portrait offer Only 1 ¢ per pound of your child's weight for 5x7 natural color photograph (15 pound child, only 15t) Maximum charge St .00 No appointment needed. One off er per person-two per family. St .00 charge for each additional person in groups. This off er may not be combined with any other advertised photograph off er. 4Day0ffer (We want you to try uS) · OFFER ENDS SAT. JAN. 3 ~pher'1 Houri I>ai.11 tNSat. t;IN&la.1J.S ALHAMBRA-BUENA PAIK SOUTH-OQAST PLAZA-TORRANCE , 1 I 6 I 0 0 i s iJ 0 a t ), 3 2 t • r l l ( t r t s 1. ~ t i t \ ( Ii l , 1 I $ I 0 0 1 $ iJ 0 ll t a 2 t • c t T t E { t J s I t t i t ( ' c ~ l IOOMB by Wa F. lroWll cM Mel CaslOll_ TUMBLEWEEDS SOPWfELL.1 ""'1Ve "fEN AR~P FOR ..._ PUii.iC JerotU: I f'ASS sew~e, Ts lHERE AM'i'™lt<6VOU 1HINK I St«)(JLP KNOW? IN1bxtcATION! ~ FUNKY WINKERIEAN by i latiuk Olll . ICf"Jl, f5 GOING 1t> 8E A ((EAR OF DETERMlt.l ATIOO ANO SHEER Wll..lPOWE~ FOR ME! I'M Gel~ 10 RE50k\JE 10 t.OT ORDER A SINGL.E PI ZZA ! HEUO,MONlONl'S; I'D Ul<.E m ORDER TWO rttl&HROOM ANO .5AOSAGE FIGMENTS NANCY LOOK. NANCY··· CAN YOU DO --.... THIS? TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE A CAO SS 1 Sm1llboys 5 Orinlt like - 10 Nlighbof of N.01k. 14 Dilmounted 15 Actr .. YYOnMde 16 Ex\tmll: Pr1fi• 17 M-.1 tr1nsltlon 19 Pitf .. 20 Drunk: Slang 21 Sports 1nnou11C111' helptB 23 Unsophllti· eeted:V1r. 26 Ending with fun end gen 26 G·Men1nd T·Men JCf Spain 1t1d Ponugel 34 [nhlncl 35 AlnN\,P• -. 37 Aetrets Diani- 38 Robot drlfN 39 N11Ural foun· tlint 42 c...igrm 43 Tart 45S...., 48 FieYof 48 Wish I 50 Ominous 62 Oilgvlting 54 f .... plin 56 FNI dtm111dt 519 Statn to be tlUI 83 Whittief tlefoine 6C TO.ngle f111ur1: 1 WOf'dt es T., source 17 H Id dinner e8 Seilonof penitenc:• 89 S1urel fish 70 Noetum1I sound 71 TVs,e.g. DOWN 1 Curlers' CIPI 2 "Whet ··- of non- tenttl" 3 Antic 4 Blowtl\et dun !5 f onnll' cinediln eolony eOtieM 7 Rainbow goddlle I lndine upwlfd I Paying ""'*''° 10 Situttld Yesterday's Puw. Solved: 1 t RMI estate "40 Bilhopt ... unit 41 Sillncet 12 -·of 01vid 44 Partitioned 13 Runian 47 Hits wi1tl coins: Abbr. havy b10w1 11 Finds out 49 Stow 22 fllpon1 51 Creed0t • gll'IMftt Covnell 24 llate 5.1 .. ---ffolne- VMtNdilv 55 Geme 28 Ellctrlell unk officWI: In· 77 °"" foith fOflftll 21 Femlninl 56 ~ Nmt '1 Boftlto'• 29 T.wts '911tive 3 t sa..p on • !ii 81'11d: Prlfbc PlfCh 80 Fr9fteh 31 &wltl btllnt10ml ,, FllMer 91 Noon~ 38 A-.,... 62 fl9' p&efta " 85 Ever: Poet. I ,, PIZZA&/ '( l li .. H JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH I. cH1P 1i.J HE~c '° HELP VfF't2A'f THE. cos-r~ of tLEA~·UP _ ANO REPAJ'2 of tAAftCIA'f HotAre Af1tll (Al'f ~lb>fJ'S f'All1"\I I I ! ·c·~------~------------_:..\· .... .,.-I DOOLEY'S WORLD MOON MUWNS ANIMAL CRACKERS by Charles M. Schuh --------or-, FIR~T ONE PER50N 6ET~ ~MEDINTO'THE Bt~T~ .. THEN ANOTMER ... by Mell by Chester~ • Thursday. January I. 1976 "Yuu·11 be harpy to know my first resolu1ion is to keep a strict hudget 1h1~ year-in fJc1, I've already ordered a filing cabinet, desk .ind adding machine," · DENNIS THE MENACE I I I I I I ' 1 ~'J l 'WE \l/As WAlt:liitJ' T~IS NEW PROOAAW"Wllll GOY ! /llllMllJO ... M SE FEU. ASl.EEP. • ' ~ I .. ' ~ ... • &ET :SARWA?' Ori THEEXPRESS a11•s.a11war Storts Ha•• an h.'"" ~slalld Open hlfJ Hour tM Store IS ~ tor Slloppers •ltll • lllN DI' less.. Star-Kist light Chunks For 5andWICh or Salad. .. 61/2-oz. . Can ' Jowels Roll ~i BAKERY SHOP BUYS! i~ Gooc1Forone(1J24-oz. -~: • , WHOLE WHEAT I~ -BOTTLE . ~I ,. ~ BREAD I~~ .. I' WESSON OIL ~I 6!. 1r~ ~· J '' ·:. Mrs C .~::c 1 \ l ·59~ With ;~· · '--w . •, It;<._. 24-oz. Y This :SI , _, <' right S [! Bottle Coupon ~ • · \~"" I~:; ,.., Witll lS5.00l'urellaH-~! 1t} 11/2•lb. ~ · £xc1uc111111 Fluid •1111 rro0ucts. w l Loaf ~ Tobacco & llcollolic kww111s. ti>:.'1 ~ k;~~~;l::::i;'~.~ i ~~~'!!!-~llS_ 2::99C -Fre•h Eastern Graln·Fed Pork Chops Fresh Pork $ lotn Sirloin or Blade Chops. lb. 09. ~D~~~li!~ .......... .lb. 98 C Fresh Brisket..., $149 loneless, Whole or Point CUt lb. 7-Bone Roasts 99c USDA Choice Beef Chuck .... lb. Arm Pot Roasts 98 C USDA Choice Beef Chuck .... lb. r SLICED BACON Fillet Mignon Steak $359 USDA Choice Beet loin S1elll lb. Boneless Beef Roat s1 s1 ~ USDA Choice Chuck Crais Ribs. lb. Smok·A-Roma 1-lb. "'· $129 I,-~ ~elMeorrge c8rena11sa~Meag~.-c'aY vatue 4:.gys!g~ G ~.~.!...~--:1&9c \ ... ".. Prtces&ooc1rnlk:lnleds......y•t Corned Beef Saf,:O~c:i =• 1b. s1 u Cann.ad Hams Safeway ~ s1491 B d 39 " r GIN OR VODKA Fried Chicken Ma~~~ ~~: s1 91 Sliced Meats Sar~.,~f:ed ~~ 39' I / <J l i 1 I\ \II n P IH ) ,. ' I I prea I-B ;,~~st~:!g .:~:rd~~:: 1· 1 ~~:·$, .,, i ~ •. -•Cup~ szas Game Hens M~n~~ 1:.~-s1 19 Sliced Bologna ~fa~1 ~~: ggc 69 • u-.u-Ji( Fishsticks ca~~~ii:ce · ~i 49' Oscar MayerWienersM:~or~~~: •1 11 eanu U ~ ·~ ~~~ ~ ~--~------~-~~-~ . Roast ... • Jar @MacNair's Scotch P~~~' Fmh5499 Check These Budget-Savers! 1 Mayonnaise ;~; e Quan99c · 01dca1houn Bourbon :.~1""'4'.' V-8 Cocktail·T.1~ ~~59c , Softener WhiteM•gl• A °'OZ.99c senori1~:':..::::'....;·"'4" • • 1•bric.F••La••dry • -· • Facial TiSSU8r=-l°'rio39C · Mylanta,_ ~=~d t. =$1 41 ··~ ~~~ w~N;99 Preserves ~~: ~:·99c . Aqua Net s'::~, fi 1~e3c MonastaryWine v,,~i~· Afth 12" T I J . -= I 4· gc I ) U.S. No. 1 Russet I I 1o·lb. Bag U.S. No. 1 fresh, Crisp, and Delicious. 1-lb. Bag • c Rose Bushes - U.S. No. 1 Bn $129 Root. Assorted Colors. Eacll t . French Colombard M.la ... t ,, .. '1" -oma 0 QICer...:~ ... t champagne .w~~'~".0~1~( Fifths1 1 • Ap"lesauca "''h••r.creamy, 1&-oz.25c VA RIETY DEPARTMENT · I' Y $moot111nTexture can I Mouthwash ~~~ 1~tf.z·4~e Empress Grape Juice 4g;~age I Safeway Quick OatS 4~~~-89' I Skin Cream RF:~i~" i,~!· ggc Niblets Corn.. ~:~ · 1~:·29c Tomato Sauce J:s~ ~~·16' Dristan Tablets ~~ant :,~. s11:s Spaghetti Sauce ~~ 1~~~ 59c Asparagus ~"Ja:t~ l~z 39c ..... ~ In Our Dairy Case ... Tomato Soup J:~N~~ 10~oz·15c Marigold Tissue = 4it:69c LARGE EGGS ~-73c Carton " · -TOWN HOUSE · . Just Hut N' Servel ' .. •. PEACHES 1i~3:J1 .Ice 'Milk Lame.., •. .:. 99c :=:-· • 'Strawberries = ._,_39c S.... In llllH Qullltfll ,. • DAILY PILOT ~· Thul'9day,J1nuary 1. 1'178 Thae turnovers, reminiscent of the famed Reuben sandwich, are aw-e to f>e po ar witbloot- ball bowl same viewers. ltEVBEN TURNOVERS • 2 tablespoons minced scallion (green onion> tops 1-i teaspoon papiika~ 2 cups well-drained loosely packed sauerkraut (from a 16· ounrecan) Cfol~er it nec~ary J ana .. portion or the sauerkraut mix-mri . ••• These .Pastries P aatry: 3cups flour . 1~ teaspoon baking powder 2141 teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons sugar 8s1ices Swl.ss cheese 1 I.') gound (8 s lices) cooked lean cofned beer Shortening or oil for frying In a medium bowl stir toaetber the mayonnaise, chili sauce. scallion and paprika; add the sauerkraut and mix well. Tamp down in bowl and mark off into 8 equal portions . Lap the other side or the pastry over the lilting so ed.:es meet Pinch edge to Hal, then press edge with fork tines to crimp. Roll out and fill the remaining portions or pastry the same way. Heat shortening in a deep-fat fryer. electric skillet or heavy saucepan, having the utensil no more than ~ full , to 375 degrees on thermostat or utensil or on a frying thermometer. Bow __ '·em_, OV-er ~ ~cup solid white vegetable shortening 1 cup ice water In a large bowl, mix flour, bak· ing powdar, -salt and sugar. Cut in shortening until parti~les are fine. Add ice water and fork-mix thoroughly. Form into a s mooth ball; cover and set aside. Cut pastry bell into 8 ~ual wedges. On a prepared pa~try cloth with a prepared stockinef covered rolling pin, rolJ out one or the portions into a 7-inch rowid. Fry turno\ters, without crowd· ing and turning once, until golden-brown -4 or 5 minutes. Drain on brown paper. Serve at once. May be made about an hour (no more) ahead and reheated in a hot oven Makes8 very large turnovers. • • •• • • • She Likes Total's Better EAST LANSING Mich . <UPI) -A .Michigan State Universi- ty student has found that it's possible to live this side of starvation on a food oudget of just 35 cents a day. Moreover, that is much less than dietetics student Karen 81erema at first thought possible -or was willing to try. ·'The original idea was to feed myself for 75 cents a day.·· she said. ··But after a close look at my normal diet, I fowtd that I was do~ that anyway.·· For a five-day period :\liss Bierema, a 23-year- old senior. ate two meals daily (as s he normally does) and made daily measurements of her in- take or calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates and , ·s e v e'r a I es se nt i a I vitamins and minerals. She said her weight re- mained s l('ady al its normal 125 pounds on the 35-cent diet and there were no side-effects. ··r felt fine during the entire study, but the toughest part was plan- niAg variety into my meals so that I wouldn't get bored with them," she said. "If 1 had to feed a family on 35 cents per day, per person, meal planning could become a full-time occupation." The bulk of her savings came in controlling the size of portions, careful s hopping and eating home-grown vegetables. Otherwise. there was toast a n d juice for breakfast and an oc- casional egg. The second meal was built around main courses of meat, fish. pasta and vegetables. She doesn't recom- mend anyone try her 35. cent diet for any ex- tended time period. But at 75 cents, s he says, it would be easy. Waiting Wonder Originated by a fine cook in Allentown, Pa., and the best ofits kind. PEARL KATZ'S OVER-NIG HT NOODLE PUDDING Vz pound wide egg noodles 1 pint commercial ;our cream _/ 3 large eggs, ;eparated 2 (3-ounce) packages cream cheese 1 2 cup butter, melted 1 tablespoon sugar Cook noodles. a ccord- ing to package direc• lions; drain. Into an e l ectric blender turn the sour cream, egg yolks, cream cheese~ butter and sug· ar; whirl until smooth; fold lnto cooked noodles. Beat egg whites unW stiff; fold in. Turn lnto a buttered oblon g elass bakinl diab (12 by 7 by 2 lncbes) or similar utensil. Cover witb plastic wrap and refri1erate ovemisht. Mark (all the way throuSb) lnto 8 equal porUons: Jet stand at •room temperature 1 hour belore baklns. Bake in a preheated 1so.de1ree oven until colden·brown -about 45 minutes; let atand in oven with beat turned off for 10 minutes to seL Cut alon1 prevloualy marked llnea. Makes 8 terVinp. Fill.Ing: 1 cup mayonnaise 14 cup chili sauce . , On one side of the pastry round place a folded.over slice of cheese, a slice of corned beef YOU ··A1WAYS SAVE:I WITH STATER BROS. 10W•10W PRICES ROUND CHUCK ROUND~~~-~. ·~:!' BEEF .!1 2 ~ 73~ wliNiits ~BEEF RANKS.. s1 1s VARiETYPACK·-n~l NO s1 st. •1• OKAIMAUl• l.U NG PORK LINK FRIERS w11SON • 12-0UHCf Pl(0. 79• BEEF FRANKS .. .• .. . .......... • •1• SLICED BACON .......... .. WllSON • 12-0UNGf PICO. HOf?Y • I-POUND PICO s1 39 SLICED BACON ........................ . YOllCSMltf • 1-'0IJHO PICO. s121 SLICED BACON ............................. .. PRICES EFFEC. CHUCK C. STEAK I HF IL.ADE CUT 89~ 7-FULL DAYS IHI'• SMAU 1NO • lll. Sl.6e .. ia.sl 39 llfff • CHUCK • llOHIUU .. 1a.s1• TtiUH. 1hru WED. RIB ROAST I.AIOI EHD .. SHOULDER STEAK Nlf • IOUHO • llOHIUSS llfff TIP ROAST ...... .......... ..... lll.sl 69 CUBED STEAK .. .l.,sl 19 ITAn•••os. lllll • 10\IN) • IOHf-lll s127 -• a.uat • POT ia.981 RUMP ROAST MOMIY BACK GUA•AMTll ARM ROAST ....... OM QUALITY MIAH UUH • flOIDO • ICllA>QC HALIBUT FILLET s1• · ll . lfff•IOHllOS 1as1• llllf • CMUC.lt • POT lll s103 fUSH • flOZEN WHITING lll 49• l.9r fVllY 'IKl ()( #lATIS STEW MEAT 7 ·BONE .ROAST .. UHCOttl>ll~AU 'I GVAIANfllO TO,UAU'YOU Otl'YOUl#C'NlY WlUOH • ll°'9 mil llls1• llllf • CltUCX • POT • ~S ia 1141 WIU II CMlltlf\IU 'I IV 0 SMOKED SAUSAGE SHOULDER ROAST ft.UH • fllOZIH TURBOT FILLET ALL STATER aA"os. •ARKn• ••LL •• oNN FOR .YouR CLAM CHOWDER =·~NO ......... IS.OZ. scr CONVl!Nll!NCI! Nl!W Y•ARI DAY, .IANUARY 1, 1976 BOUILLON CUBES ~~Alll. ..... Sl4-0Z. 55' FROM 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. CORN !COUNTY KIST .............. .. ... -12.0L 27' .·-. U NCHMAID•4Q.OUNCI • $ 69 NEW POTATOES HUNT ......... 14.S.Ol. 24: t PEANUT aunEL 1 HUNT sP1NacH .......................... 13.S-Ol. 25 GiAPE .. JUIC:E uoL 59c ~: iOil'"iAR SOAP-33 c JiR~'cHifii~_IAH'U __ ._,._0 _%._ 49 c TOMATO PUREEHUHT ............. -.... 10.S.OL 24' SARDINES~~.. ..... .... .... . ....... 'I.CAN 31 ' SARDINES~=::, oa MUSTAao SAuet .... v. CAN 35• I cNOC:OA1 MIX_97.c MARGARINE 57c ' OUPI " ~~J:i':! .. ~~.~':: ........... 10-or.53 C POTIED MEAT UllY ........ y ........................ s..s OL 34' tt· .. L.(IOUNTP•TMOON TEA 81 c BIRD SEED MIUOIO ................ -............. S-\a. 69' ......--RY·KRISP~ .... _ ...... ~-.a.oL 51' ~DlN·unuNE 12-ouHC1 $I 35 RY•KRISP~ -'·· 12>0L 63' AMERICAN CHEESE ANGEL FOOD MIX SWANSOOWN .• IS.()L 75' ICED TEA W /LEMON ""°"-··12.oz '1.01 BLUE BONNET SMUCKERS GRAPE JAM .... 11.oL 7J- MARGARINI INSTANT. TEA NDltA ............................ 2.oL '1 .14 49' STA·PINE DISHICTANT .... ' ......................... IJ.OL 59' mac l •POUND • Kun• 8-0UNCI CHllZ·WHIZ . r: 79c ' ·='=ow s930 So-f'OUND ............................. _._ MINI PADS .... ,...,. ............... --···-»<'· '1.19 DISPOSEZE DIAPERS!\~'~-11.17 PLANTERS CASHEWS :lmo1.oz. 11 .16 WllllHYI JM1 1.10H1 TO UMIT Ol llNll SAUITO COMMIKtAL DIALlllOI WMOUIALI_. PllCtSEmc. l ·FULL DAYS JAi. ht- -IAl.7111 'OHNION & IOHNSOM DINTAL fLOSS SO-TAAO$ 6 8 c 01•a1a aAaY SHAMPOO .., LOTION • ~$1 19 ~?~994 KAOPICTATI 8-0UNCI 95c IDGI SHAYI C•IAM 7·0UHCI 96 C cunx POLISH HMOYIR =.49~ CUTIX IMIRY •OARDS -24c WIENERS oaSLICED BOLOGNA RATH• BULK 79~ Nff •lOtN •STlA« PORTERHOUSE ... -. l Otff T ·BONE STEAK -• SMAU llND ••• LI. Sl.H RIB STEAK I.AIOI IND. -• lOIN • 10 .. uu ·STU• TOP SIRLOIN -• llOUND • llONQISS TIP STEAK DI-GIL TAaLETS 100-COVHl s 1 49 C•IST TOOTMPASTE 1-0UN(f 98 c lftl-OIX MIDtCATID PADS 7S·COUN1 s 1 19 ARRID IX·DRY DEODORANT l 0 0UN<f a9c YASIUNI PITllOUUM llU Y l~·OUftet 4 7 c lll s199 lll s195 lll s1•t .. '2°9 lll s1 59 ... · .... : ··~ f" l ' ! \ I . ., ' . DAILY PILOT • -.. All PllUS Dll(TIVI WUI .. Ill<. ll. 19H TlllV run., 1.u. •. "" ..... ,. . . . . . . . . ... . .. .. .. 1· Ceek-s Become Drifte;s? SnaW Treat Like This Snowflake tookies, When skiers return. convenient and creative, Snowflake Cookies are are d~signed for winter ready to refresh, to s ports e nthusiasts. simply slice and serve Skiers canglidethrough with coffee or hot preparation before they, chocolate. head for the hills. Each cookie is a uni· que patt~rn of miniature unsweetened chocolate. B e a t i n c o o I e d melted and cooled chocolate. Stir in oats. 1 cup quick or old Add marshmallows and fashioned oats. uncooked pecans; stir to combine ' 1 cup miniature evenly . marshmallows 112 cup chopped Shape dough to form pecans two 7-inch toes. RoU in 3 ;. cup flaked or coconut. Wrap in waxed =--..------....---:;~ __ _:_ __ ma1"shmallows s&Wn SNOWFLAKE COOKIES 3-ouoc p ackage cream cheese sb.coo.d.ed coconut a er and refrigerate Beat together cre-am--s -ve-'-r~a nours or over- 110 UU\ 10 DUHt\ Ot fOt ttU a O• to•MUl+al ll~t TOTAL SUIJUCTIOI , , , • 'UUAllTIH chocolate dough and ringed with coconut. Quick or old fashioned oats give them lha\. special .. body." a hearts ness ideal in a no-bake. Don't fall . flat on your baking skills during ski weather . . Keep Snpwflake Cookies ready in refrigerator. 2 tablespoons milk 1~ teaspoon van ilia cheese. milk and vaniUa night. until creamy and :smooth. Gradually add Slice about 14 -inch sugar. beating until well thick and serve cold. 3 cups sifted confec· tioners sugar 2 ounces (2 squares> blended. Makes about 4 dozen. . iYou'll like the total ·better · at Alpha Beta. SUAVE , REDUCED21c • ~TY'!~~0~~,2 .66 ,~··'Ji CREAM RINSE • 4 TYPES HI-OZ. 8TL M · SETTIHG LOTION · 12·0Z BTL .66 ~ CASCADE AUTOMATIC DISHWASHING DeTERGENT 50·0UNCE BO'X REDUCED 18c 1.19 W.. ••V-••• lh• t ·Qhl It• ,,luwt ~tu lo c:Oi""~•''-'41 de.tlet\: 5•1M I.tr •ol'••eid on •It l.n~bt• .,.~, $..tH\:l.C:t•O ... O• \t0til' ,.....,_ ....... ..,ne1 .. f•'""''t"' 'D'"'"Ao,.1&1.1i.•;1••t>••r A.1,.q,.tt t• ,.,,,,.,, TRIAMINICIN COLD !~!~P~CK~~ 1 09 REDUCED 40c • MAYBELLINE EYELASHES ~~ 2.17 la~ NEW YEAR'S DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER MAYBELLINE ULTRA I LASH MASCARA .99 , SHAii PORTION SMOKED IHf llADE CHUCK 79~ ROAST ...... •r•• ~ u . ••D . ~ . ' IEIJ CMUCK 7-BONE. ROAST •f D LI -c.c·--Clotl..USS IEIF tr•]49 ~ j &a. t<! SllYl"TAW SLICED BACOI ~ HILLCR~ MARGA HIE ~. . ~~ 3'I ~-1~01. (111. • - >a..WJ. U.OIS"CIAL !ro• ~loo J30TS. •to .. , .. -ASSOITO Ol DHOIATlll scon TOW~~S. • ; .. 4Q. n. IOU PUii.i .... " '""AT NnMI JRSIYMAID ~;.'u:25~ \fl~ ; .,.. ._. ...... . """'°" .. =~.~11~ ~ . ._ r,a, L \.... 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DETERGENT COLGATE TOOTHPASTE 7-0UNCE TUBE REDUCED 12c PE PTO· BISMOL LIQUID 12·0UNCE BOTTLE _93 - 1.47 PEPTO-BISMOL1 08 LIQUID 8·0UNCE 80TTU • VICKS NYQUIL NIGHTT1ME COLO MEDICINE 6-0Z.BTL. 1.59 1.59 64·0UNCE 2 05 't PLASTIC BOTTLE • ii REDUCED 25C SCHICK SUPER 11 CARTRIDGE BLADES 1 04 fi·COUHT PACKAGE • ALL DETERGENT ~ -. 320·0UNCE FAMILY SIZE "' BOX REDUCE060c 6~35' , TIDE ; DETERGENT • ~ ·~~:CE 1 29 I - REDUCED Jc • BOUNCE FABRIC SOFTENER 20·COUNT REDUCED NEWIT.EM 89 BOX lC • SCHICK ADJUSTABLE 2 35 DIAL RAZOR • VICKORACIN THROAT ~2_..~~o~ES .95 VICKS SINEX 1 33 NASAL SPRAY 16cc BOTTLE • VICKS FORMULA 44 2 13 COUGH SYRUP • 6·0l .• TL . ~COHGESTANT 2.25 CHLORASEPTIC FOR SORE THROATS I-OZ. SPRAY IOTI\.t 1.29 OUNCE FABfllC OFTENER • EFFERDENT DENTURE TABLETS 4°'COUNT PACKAGE 1.12 REDUCED 4c ,. .,, SINE-OFF ' SINUS TABLETS 1 05 2'·COUMT IOTTI.E • SCHl{UNG · "' 73 BLACK PEPPER ~ 4.(MJNQI CAH • ,,-<:HLI POWDER · 111·0Z. CAN .51 OMUC POWDER · 11•·0Z. CAN .59 O~AUC IAlT •. e1 t-OZ. JAJI .15 THESE PRICES GUARANTEED TO 8£ IFPICTIV! J~. 2·11AN. 1 f 1 . I ! c t f Cai.ling Cake Is Tops I • Thu~ey. Januaty 1. 1978 DAIL V PILOT C7 -By CECIL Y BROWNSTONE but spent ooly her young years soriation of its name with Mary Separate the egg yolk from the AllM .... .,,., ..._ • .,._ there. Poppins's Uncle ~isg wbo could white. "Cooking ls Hke writing After-that s he lived in hang (or alt)ln the air, that cak ,.r 1 h :.... r . 11 En 1 d 1 i,. worth maka'ng beca""e it has me t l e cnoco ate m a sma poetry. You add a little of this g an b. n recent years she has ~ _, b l t d · · bot t d Uttl f th t t · di·..i..a.-.r er t'me between that delicious milk·chocolatenavor. ow 5 an ina an wa er. an a e.p a. you ,pu ma ·~ 1 Cream the butter -beat it till word or take one out, and then -country and the U.S.A. CEILING CAKE light and creamy. Add the sugar if you are lucky -, you have .it was while Uvfog in England l targe egg, separated gradually and continue beating. something good to eat or iJlood recovering from an illness, that 2 8 qua re 5 5 em i. 5 w e e t Add the egg yolk and beat even poem," P. L. Traversaaid. . . she began to write "Mary Pop· chocolate harder. Mary PoppiN makes ua She was discussing btt latest pins," the book that has enchant· ~cup butter take turns when we make cakes. book, ·•Mary Poppins in the ed young and old readers all over ~cup granulated sugar Stir in the melted chocolate. . Kitchen : A Cookery Book with a the world. ·~teaspoon vanilla extract Sur vaniJla into tbe milk. Add Story '' (Harcourt Br ace Mary Poppins in the Kitchen,•• ~cup milk, the baking powder andsaJt to the Jovanovich>. for which Maurice Moore-Betty 2 teaspoons baking powder nour. It's not surprising that P. L. was the culinary consultant, tells ·~teaspoon salt Add somefiourtothechocolate Travers should couple cookery the further adventures of tthat 1 ~~ cups sifted a11·purpos6 mixture and then stir in some and poetry. classic figure, her friends and re· flo u r <s ift ti r s t and ·then milk, a little more flour, and then I..ong before she wrote~ latives and the children she looks measure) some more milk tUl both have Poppins," she was known as a after. Round cake tin, about 9 by 2 been used up. sifted poet. Pamela Lyndon When asked to name her inches Beat very thoroughly. Beat the Travers was born, of an Irish favorite, Miss T;aver s said, Set the oven at 375 degrees. egg white till stiff and fold genUy rather and a mother of Scottish ·•ceiling Cake.'' Butter and flour tbe cake tin. into the batter. Pour into pre-- and Irish descent, in Austra1ia Apart from the delightful as· Shake out the excess flour. paredpan.Bakefor~minutes. ~~~~~~--~------~----~--~----~----------~~-=---~~_;:____:.~.:::.:=--.::.:...::..::.....:.:=::.....:.::..:.:...:__:~ Alpha Beta is putting b~~f back in your budget eVerv day. BUTCHER'S PRIDE BEEF BONELESS BEEF TOP ROUND ROTISSERIE 1.58 LB ROAST TENDER • FLAVORFUL BEEF 1.88 LB CUBE STEAK GREAT FOR SANDWICHES TOP ROUND SUTCHEit'S PlUDE BONELESS BEEF RUMP ROAST NOW OPEN 'til MIDNIGHT in selected loc:Mions • C.•CC TOU-~~AitiOOO ., .... H f4 ,_M n t ltON' -OU-' All STORES OPt N 9 AM MOrlOAY THAU SATURO~f ,PE N IQ A M SUNO~y·, 1.88 LB BEEF STEAK · BONELESS FLAVORFUL LB. OR BOTTOM CUT ROUND FRESH GROUND BEEF .68 OEPENOA8LE QUALITY ECOHO·PAK tl·LBS OR OVERI LB ·r SHORT RIBS .98 BEEF PLATE LB BEEF CHUCK ROAST 89 BLADE CUT EC:ONOMICALL Y PRICED • LB BONELESS STEWING BEEF WINTER FAVORIT£ 1.49 LB. DUBUQUE ROYAL BUFFET OR IOWA MAID BACON 1·LB ,_CKAGE 1·0UART JAR · REDUCED 10c 1.18 KRAFT 69 IMITATION MAYONNAISE • PRINT · ASSORTED · 100·SO FT. ROLL REDUCED 12c 47 SCOTT TOWELS • 32·0UNCE BOTTLE · LIOUID • REDUCED 23c SWEETHEART 5·9 LIME . DETERGENT • - Grocery Reduced Prices HUNTS !~~!!' SAUC' HUNTS PORK & BEANS .. .._,.;''!&·OUNCE CAN HUNTS CHILI BEANS 15·112·0UNCE CAN AED KIDNEY BUNS · IS 112·01 CAN 31 LIBBY'S CORN WHOLE KERNEL · 'CREAM STYLE 16-112·0Z CAN LIBBY'S GREEN BEANS CUT ·SLICED · l!H/2·0Z C:AN CRANBERRf JUICE COCKTAIL oc:tAH SPRAY · t ·OUART SOTTlE FRUIT STAND FRUIT DRINKS e·Pi\CI< • e·OZ ens.· • FLA~s .29 .28 .31 .33 .25 .69 .~9 FOA COMSUMER INPO .. MATION-CONTACT F.1ttMr Cramer, OlrKtor of Co""'"'•' Affair• n1 S. Harbor Bl•d., h Habra,Cattf. 90111 STRAINED. FRUIT. JUICES. VEGETABLES GERBER . BABY FOOD 24·0UNCE BOTTLE REDUCED 19c WESSON OIL .13 .79 ~~~~g~· 20·COUNT BOX 1 j 9 GLAD TRASH BAGS • Grocery Reduced Prices TREE SWEET 9 REAL ORANqE JUICE .'1 1/2·GALLOH BOTTLE AUL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE . 112·GAL en 79 CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUE ASSORTED · 200·C:OIJffT BOX FAMILY SCOTT TOILET TISSUE H~OU~OlAGE MINUTE RICE MIX FRIED · Rl8 ROAST DRUMS TIC:K 7·0Z.BOX ORVILLE REDENBACKER POPCORN IS·OUHCE JAA HUNGRY JACK PANCAKE MIX NESTEA INSTANT TEA MIX WILEMON & SUGAR • t2·0Z JAA .49 .65 .35 :79 · .&7. , .97 ALL ~LPHA BETA STORE:.S ARE C1FF1CIAL FOOD STAMP REDEMPTION CENTERS HUNT'S TOMATO KETCHUP GRAVY TRAIN DOG FOOO • ,, •.IV"< t •O"• f • 75 I"" .Hll 1...-. 5.27 , l.al'S SAU(RICRAUT HUHT'S TOMATO PUftfl! HUNT'$HEWPOTATOES IRtMCOffff ~•OUH<f{..,. .46 •N"tf• '" ,. OUHCI r ... ,43 '"" '~ '11' ..... '1 F ·~ UJt OSCAR MAYER eRAUNSC:HWUGER UIMlrt PEAS MSSOH Oil LIVER CHEESE "' •n ••h 11 • 1 , """"<TUil .]!> ••~IHI lo<>lfot 1,79 •"'>M°I ~lo(•A, o .81 I II a rA """ • i_-.-------------------------.... 1/2·GAL. BOTTLE RE.DUCEO 18c 8 9 TREE TOP APPLE JUICE • LAURA SCUDOER'S · 9·3/4·0z'. PACKAGE REDUCED 20c VARIETY PACK 79 CHIPS • 32·0UNct: BOTTLE . REDUCED sec LISTERINE ~ 29 ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH • Non·Food Reduced Prices EXCEDRIN !.~!;~~£·EVERYDAY PRICE 1. 21 ~ ULTRA BAN 5000 . ~~~~~~!!~~NT 1.27· 8·0Z AERO. OLD SPICE MUSK 2 3 3 COLOGNE LOTION •·OUNCE eonu 8 RIGHT GUARD ANTI-PERSPIRANT OOU8lE PROTECTION • REGULAR l!·OZ AEAO. GILLET'tE HANDLER SHAMPOO REG.· BAlSAM •LEMON · 1·0l BTL. KITIY KORNER KATLITIER 25-L8.8AG .99 .99 .99 THESE PRICES GUARANTEED TO BE EFFECTIVE JAN. 2·JAN. 7 HUTU INST ANf TEA MIX CRtsco SHOft'fENING "''l(M()fU SUO•A 7•01 Ill\ 1.76 ,l \11 (;AH OSCAIWMVEA SALAMI JOHN9°"'S a.LI BRICK HAWAIIAN TREAT • 19L8 FRESH . PINEAPPLE SWEET & JUICY 3;:ci 29 TANGERINES • GARDEN FRESH BULK CARROTS .10 L8 .................... *Ifill~ f ASSORTED -. .~ JHOUSE ~ .. : *PLANTS 99 : I MANY VARIETl~S • 4·1NCH POT • * ............. ***********' Bakery Reduced Prices GOLDEN POUND CAKE ALPHA BETA · 15.()tJHCE LOAF JELLY FILLED BUNS ALPHA BETA · 6 COUNT · 11·0l TRAY .79 .49 Frozen Food Reduced Prices BRIDGFORD TRAY PACK BREAD .l LOAVES • •8·0Z Pl<O. SWANSON MEAT PIES BEEF • CHIQ(fN ·TURKEY • 8·0 1 BOX FLEISCHMANN'S l:GG BEATERS 16·0UNCE CARTON .89 .33' .83. 0110 Mll(' .. tlo{W • I 0' ,._ , ,841 lh-OUNCE ,..,.l(Atil MINUTE MAIO LEMON JUICE WHINK AUS T REMOVER 96 .' ntJf·~ ·l'> • ' •• 56 ton • COQ<TAll TACOS DIAL. AHT .. P£ASPIRAN T ' ••· • 49 • , ... , r 4 •· ... 79 ALKA SEU lER ' S9 If • ' ... DIAL VElf1 l>f'Y .89 'AlPHA ICTA MAROA .. INE ' f .,. ,.. 139 139 ~(O ............... •¥t t• ... If ""-t• t .............. ~ ...... , ...... 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Here is a chicken dish given a lift wi.tb the addi· lion of a Yugoslav pinot blanc• -YUGOSLAV CWCKENOLE 8 bait c h icken breasts, skinned 10-ounce can cream of asparagus soup IO-ounce can cream mushroom soup 1 cup diced celery 1 ~ cups pinot blanc I large onion diced 12 tortillas • 7-ounce can green chilies with seeds te· moved I pound grated c.hed· darcheese Wrap chicken breasts in foil and bake 1 hour in 400-degree oven. Cool • remove bones, break in· to large chunks . Mix soups with celery, wine and. onion . Cut tortillas and chilies into strips. Layer ingredients in a casserole in following or· der; tortillas, chicken, chilies. cheese and Ji. quid. Bake uncovered in a 350-degree oven for l hour. . Serves 8. Serve with chilled pinot blanc. Smooth Scallop Best results in a de· licate scall<fp can be ob- tained if creamed cot- tage cheese is one of the ingredients. It imparts moistness that otherwise can be lacking. Because this scallop contains noodles, home economists suggest serv ing it in place of potatoes for dinner. or having it for a main dish at lunch. NOODLE COTTAGE CHEESE SCALLOP (8 servings> 4 cups wide noodles 14.cup butter 11, cup chopped onion ~ cup chopped green pepper 3 tablespoons nour 2 teaspooos salt 1~ teaspoon celery seed 2 cups milk 1 pound c ottage cheese Paprika-- Gook noodles until tender in bolling salted water. Drain well. Cook onion and green pepper in butter S minutes. Stir an floW', salt, celery seed. Slowly add mUk ; cook until thickened. Fold in cottage cheese. Combine noodles and sauce; pour into a but- tered 2-quart casserole. • Sprinkle with paprika. Bake at 350 degrees about 4S minutes. WE!k !NDIR Geta It AU. t09ether Fr .. p "' '" .... 11141@1(·11 • .e t • - I ) • ' I - l I • ' • • ) ·--. I . . .,. Make it y our resolut.ion f-0r ·the New Year _, , . . Why ooniiir9rise en tlle . jiili6 tf,.tlle-fletl-Jtll sent • It JGW. lllllJ? . .choose U.S.U. Clloice qulity at (!.bncho •.. tor flavor, lelldemess, and value! • Meat Loaf • • • • • 99c, -Et Rancho's oven ready -with fresh eggs Chili Grind • • • • • 99c, Coarsely ~round hearty beef! Sliced Bacon ••. si 39, P'.I Rancho's ihicker ranrh style Game Hens •••• s1 2! ~ump Roa st ~iofc~· The quality will speak for itBelf! Rouod c'At -· su tender1 s1 29 lb T eriyaki Steak C~rade .. A'' -:?4 our1t•e size fur \·aluf'' Honelef:f: top round of U.S.D.A. Choice beef, fur rt>a! plt'n~ure! I .0111 rut and tender ~ for !ondue' Ground Beef ••• 5 1 1 ~ • }<~xt ra lean -chooee bulk or patti~s Beef Shanks • • • ggc. Center cut -U.f:i":D.A. Choice quality SPARE RIBS Rnuild8t1ak CENTER ClJTI · ,,, an, CHOICE BEEF: • • • • • • • • • J. C ii It FlANK $ 249 1 b STEAK Delicious broiled! U.S.D.A. Choice beef Fresh' find so n1eat_v: Eastern pork Compare the quality and see the difference in El RAncho's finer beef ... tender, juicy U.S.D.1\. Choice quality! MILK-FED SLICED VEAL c.;enu1 ne' tor sculloppine or pa rme;;nn Frozen Food! ORANGE 25c JUICE 6oz. Sunki!<t Concentrate 112 oz. ... 49c) SWISS STEAK Round cut l l.S .D.A. Choice beef • OMA HA $149 ROAST · 1b Thick cut, Choice beef round! Super Fresh! . STEW $169 BEEF IOllUSS lb Extra Jean; U.S.D.A. ChoicP • • • • • • • • • Beef Rib 69< BONES · 1b U.S.D.A. Choice! Bake or b·b·q! S eafo od Favorites! FRESH FILLETS PACIFIC RED s 1 s 9 Snapper 1b You'll love the reu\Jy fresh flavor! Broccoli was ••••• 39c ·. (~arden 1:oodness from Birdseye! 10 oz c:on1pnre !he 4 uality to judge the value~ These are "Extra Fancy'' ••. from Washington .State! Halibut ruETs •••• s l 5t .Onion Rings ••.. 59c Crisp 'e m in the O\'en ! Ore Ida 12 Oz. Entrees WEICHT w1rC11Rs 5139 ('hicken C reote. \1eal S1 . Pepper!<! 13 oz Entrees IUITDll • ••••• 7 gc Lasaen<'. \lanicotli. r:f!R Plant or R11,-i,,Ji ... 14 oz package FRESH . CUKES Long and green, for crisp slices! Cabbage •.••••• 12~ Frl'"h ... tv assure solid crispnes!'! • TANGERINES ~~~i!~rnia's '3 s 1 "Rasy-peel" . . . · . lbs. Grapefruit • • • • • 6 ,., s 1 Florida's finfist ..• juicy whitE' "segments! ITALIAN 29< SQUASH · lb • Garden fresh ~d all gree~! 1'~resh frozen .•. fru1n Iceland w~ten! Oysters £ASTERN ••• 5159 Frt>sh .• , for ~ tasty stew! 8 oz. j~r Ocean Perch •• 5119• Fresh! . .,. filleted for more value! Cooked Shrimp 519t .Ju~i thE' si1 e for !'.hrimp cocktail! Start the Neu1 Yea r right .. at E l R an ch o! Mayon~aise ouART ... 8 9< Laura ~ll·uddt>r"• ... creamy and mild .. •. just right for salads or sandwiches'. TomatoessTEWm ... : ... 29< Hunt"• ... i<ii rd~n ripened and peak.of-perfection navored '. No. :\0:1 Can B d PREMIUM 39c rea 1%LB.LOAF .......... . ('h008e \Vh ite or \\/heat or Sandwich style -and stretch your dollars~ Sprin~field Wesson Oil ••.• 5169 TunaWllTillOT· ••••• &sc Big 48 nz . si ze for more value~ Star Kist, packed in brine! 7 oz Dressing 1 sw . . . . 49c Mushrooms • • • • 59c Italian. F'rench, Green f;oddess! 8 oz / L & P Sauce· • • 79c Green Giant \\/hole. Sliced! 4.1'1 pz Taster's Choice s29• t '!-e it fo r meat, 11auce, gravy' 10 oz Decaffeinated instant coffee! 8 oz Delicatessen Del igh ts! Franks FARMER JOHN ••••••• 89< So juicy! So'\aaly! No wonder they are a California Gold ·Medal Winner! ••. 1 lb. pkg. Sauerkraut • • • ggc ClausSen'1 _fine product.a! 32 oz. Sliced Muenster ggc Dorman'11 WigCOMin .cheese! 6 OJ . Three tat.y varieties from Pilltbu •raunschweiger 43 c Farmer John . , . 8 ounce~ub 11......... s1•1 ftl~ lOWEI FIT • • • Best makes 'em lesner? 12· oz . . ' UIW CAL '. ( SPICE lSUllS 89 Dressing ...Blue.o<-1000 , , 12 .,.(llllllT·l.111 Treesweet 69< JUICE ~ · \Vhite or Pink.Grapefruit or Orange .. 6 oz cans Mocha Java •.• ,. s l 39 HuJ?J?in!I Young coffeE'! 1 lb can Mustard • • • • • 39c Tangy Springfield ..• 24 ounce jar Margarine •••••• 49c , Blue Bonnet! Flavor and economy? 1 lb RICE . 3·9c MIXES IOI Choice of flavo~ (except wild) 6 oz Price.~ in effect f'ri. Jat1 . 2 through Wed. Jan. 7 OpE'n daily 9 to 9 Sund~· 10 to 7 No ~ales to dealers! Zee Tissue4 ROLLs ..... 69( Package of four rolls gives you spares on hand! •.. and yo ur choice of colon! Peaches FREESTONE ......... 59( Flavorful freestones -slices or halve!'. -for fa vored fl a\'or! ~pringfiE"ld No. 21/, can . . Ketchup HE1tiz ............. 49< The big 20 ounce, size ••. full of flavor and value -and it pours so slnwly! Tomatoes •••••• 49c Kai Kan ••.••••• 29c Hunt's solid pack in No. 2Vr can Hof!!.1 meat fo r r Qur doga! 14. oz Vanilla Wafers. 59c -Cat Food ••.•••• s1 59 Nabisco's -crisp, navorful! 12 oz Little Friskie~ Fish, Liver! 4 lb bag Pop Com ....... 59c Airwiek sOUll ••••• • •• 39c Jolly Time White or Yellow! 2 lb. pkg. Room Dt.-odorizer! ..• 3 scent..s! 5 oz. L iquor Dept. Valu es! W. h·1skey SAVE $1.00 ON $898 OUR OWN BLEND! · · Bottled especially for El Ran_cho -smooth, for sipping or for mi1d n11:! Half.gallon Lord Calvert ••• 5599 Vod~awiu~r. ••• 59'' Canadian whiskey reduced ~ quarl The half.gallon reduced 5Cl¢ Cabin Still ~ •••• 55'9 Scotche.-·s ••• s7u Save t .10 on atiaigh~ whiske; -quart Bottled in Scotland! quart . -GALLOlfllf. s·11t TRIO ai.111 -, Roee, Chianti or Rhinegarten ~$298 . uc ... ..,.a1s , 'i'~ France -Martin Leveque! filth ARCADIA PASADENA· SOUTH PASADENA HUNTINGTON BEACfl N! 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"' + :u tUI '1 s!J. •• + 1+ A6 +t. +1.* +1.4 +Ut +1,~ +1. +1.16 +l.O. +1:1 +I. ··1 +I +. +2. stJ:I 2+1~ +3 +I .,_ 2 + ·ft +I. + ·" +U2 ••• ~ •JI • ': •'·ft +1 . ... Thurec:t1r January 1. 1978 DAIL y PILOT c 11 at's This EST?·WhY-,·You,-81 £ourse . ...... (Edltor't Nolt: Erbord Stmmar1 Traming, or EST for short, "~of 11'£ moat popular group per1onalit11 scorch progrom• tn the countrv J.fler 1eekttag inttrvfew1 wtth EST of/idalt /or.o 1tory and being turned doWn, Tlte .Anoclattd Press had ore- porl~r enroll tn .a recent EST mnmar. Her ato'11 /otlOW$.) By JU ft ATE KAZICKAS NEW YORK (AP)-Everyone in the room had heard at least one nasty. intimidating Cact oboutEST. .. They don't let Y<>U go to th~ bathroom.·• "They yell at you and use four. letter words." "People throw up and scret1m and faint.'' AND YET, THERE we were, 260 people, crowded in a hotel ballroom, paying $250 each to ex· Javlts (wllt.-ot lhe New York senator). a rock guttarut from London, as well as buslnes$men, models, bearded tuYS ln jeani.. Many were skeptical. Waso't there somethina un~et· tling about EST's founder, Werner Erhard? Everyone knew thnt bis real name was Jack Rosenberg, that he was, among other th1ngs, a rormer used-car and tlncyclopodla s alesman who left his wire and four children one ·day to immerse bimselt in tramcendcntal meditation, Zen, Yoga and other disciplines. THE~ HE DISCOVERED his own brand of enlightenment. changed his name and today, his slick, handsome presence at any f..sT gathering causes devotees to shrlek and weep ln standing ovations. 'ftlaat u, b a11d 1e1Mat al11't, •b•'l. l'Otl and only flOM are resporulble' for flOUr life. 'J'ltat"11 it.' perience all of the above in order lo "get it" -Get what'! EST of course. Erhard Semlnnrs Training is ~ne or the fas test growing adven- tures on the human potential movement trail. Since its crea· tion in 1971. 62.474 people have "graduated" from the two week. end training and arr n ow graduating al a rate or 3,800 a month, according lo EST's San Francisco headquarters The EST training is available in 12 cities but s ince there are on- 1 I y. n in e q u a I i ri e d t ra i n e rs . spokesmen say there is a waiting list of 10,391. I THE PURPOSE OF EST a s touted in its literature is ''L<> l transform your ability to ex- perience living so that the s itua- tions you have been trying lo ~hange or have be'en putting up i with, clear up just in the procc:;s of life itself." The mixe d group milling around nervously'oefore the start of a recent training session in - duded Polly Bergen, Marion But how could two weekend:; C'hange your life as so many EST I graduates have claimed? In· deed, h alf .way through this lraining there were frequent s hout s of "ripoff!" and "brainwashi· ng! ··and even a threat lo call the Better R us in es s. Bureau. Some said EST re· minded them IUOEN of fraternity hazing. But by 2 a.m. Monday of the second week-end when it was a ll over . there were many or the skeptics· laughing and hugging each other. positively high on the ecstasy or "gelling it. .. IT? BASJCA LL Y, AS the trainer con c luded in calm measured voice: "What is. is and what ain't, ain ·t. You and only you are responsible for your Life. Thal 's it. .. 1975 American ,, ... Each ot the four days of the trainlna was spent listening to tong, gruellng, mostly confusing lectures Crom the trainer. These were punctuated wltb counUess "sharings,. of feelings or.ques- tions Crom the group. Then followed meditative ex- ercises called .. processes.'' With eyH closed trainees POndered theit" personal situations which oCttn cau$ed sob s and oc- casionally screams. There were onl~ two or three break periods itiC<ludin'g one !or dinner. throughout the 16·to·18 hour sessions. IT ALL BEGAN AT 8:30 sharp Saturday morning. Angelo, a dour·looking traine r. labeled the ''hit-man." read a long list of rules that were to be strictly adhered to throughout '\he tram- ing: No drinking alcohol, no lak- ing or drugs or medication (ex- cept by doctor's permission}. No one would be allowed to leave the room, wear a watch, move the chairs, take notes or talk unless he or she raised a band and spoke through microphones made available py a corps of unsmi- ling, robot-like volunteers, all EST graduates. Each ''sharing .. was to be "acknowledged" by ap- plause. "Follow the rules, keep your sole (that's s-o·l-e not s-0-u-l) in the room and take what you get,·• said Stewart, a short version of Elliot Gould and the trainer for the two weekends . O!'llE OF THE FIRST people to "share" s aid he had to go to the bathroom. Too bad. Periodically. people with pained expressions would leave their seats to argue rruttlessly wHtJ~gelo who was guarding the door, only to return s hame-faced , sometimes · in tears. lo their seats. Twelve people would not com- plete his training SBSsion, an un- usually high number, according to an EST representative, who said the normal dropout rate is two or three. For more than six hours, Stewart served up un-· palatable dollops~! epis tomology, psychology, Zen, Dale Carnegie -and more. He aummarized his rurrunaUons on a blackboard while trainees writhed ln their scat.is, fell aslttp or started with scrunched foreheads teyln' to f1gur., it all out. INTERMITTENTLY, there were amazingly personal and palnful revelations broadcast from the group. "1 saw my mother makfug fove to a Frenchman when I was 7 .• . ? • . • • I slashed my wri s t s last year ... " "I was a teenage voyettr ..... ••r am terribly bored. ti red and hungry .. " T h e highlight or sun day . s MltS.JAVITS session came after a midaf'ler. noon break. The group, drained from an earlier process that filled the ballroom with agoniz- ing wails and infant whiIJlpers itnd requests for vomit bags, shuffled in to find the chairs rear· ranged and spaced out. In back sat a new group of meaner look· ing EST graduates. In groups of about 50, the trainees stood on stage facing the audience while Stewart ranged up and down barking: ''Look at those plastic faces. See what they're trying to bide. Break it down. Get with it." THERE STOOD STELLA, blinking her false eyelashes, sud- denly beginning to whtmpcr_ CarltoA, a smooth-talking actor ··who twice that sf ay had said how fabulous he felt: suddenly began howling like a dog at the moon. A beautiful dancer laughed non- stop. Two knocks on the microphone brought the people from back, goose·stepping like Nazi soldiers. They stomped up just inches in , front or selected, h"apless victims and stared coldly into their eyes for minutes. One woman fainted into the waiting arms of ever ready as- sist an ts. A Swedish woman began poundrng Angelo's cht:::.l and screaming. THATNIGllT, ANOTHER pro· CHS retsulled in a hidooui. cacophony when Stewart told the group to act out fears tht!y had u( other people . For almost tO minutes, 200 pc-ople. with a rcw holdouts. writhed and screamed oothefioor. But it ended with everyone laughing twice as hysterically ut the realization, orchestrated by Stewart, th al .. everyone ts afraid o!you, too." "The only thing J was afraid of," said one woman later, "was that somebody would throw up on me." From what participanlc; said, 1t became clear that many or them were seeing psychiatrists and psychologists and hoped lht>y C'Ould somehow . 1n l\\o weekends, get to the root or their problems. THERE WERE S'EVEK/\L others who had been s hopping around a ll thj! different dis · ciplines -Transcende ntal Meditation. Trans actional Analysis, sensitivity training. marriage eneounters and had heard that EST was the bc!)t or the lot. Most participants said they came at the urging of an en· thusiastic EST graduate. Marian Javils, who said she has been in psychoanalysts and has tried encounter groups, said s he learned a bout EST from friends. So did Polly Bergen, who said : "I took it because a lot or friends who I respeet said it WCIS a marvelous experience. I guess I wa~ look.log for tbat maJtic wand for my life.·· The following weekend , bubbly trainees exulted about the in· credible transformations in their lives. SHY ONES WERE telling off their bosses; non-verbalizers were saying "I love you·· Cor the first time; obsessed lovers were terminating h o~el ess rel~1 - tionships; pill-poppers were1l'l even taking aspirin. But there were also new insom- I ruacs and :>om e ~cl! ·dl'!:>C'n bed nervou$ wrt>C'ks The lust two dayi. mvolvt><i more mind bog,::hng word Jllt1y On SW1day, Stew.trt ~flt't\l hour:. evolving EST':. ddin1tton or tht· mtnd ··A latt•ral arra.ngL•nwnt of mulll-faceled tottil records of suC"ce-ssi ve moments of now · Then, late that t•venin~. Stewart bcf(an to unravel all lhc complicated notior1s. Thing., seemed to bcJ?tn making st·n~l· Cor maoy. 1'he ~roop. !armer "machines .. who had been bun~l ing their hves. were now being told Ulcy Wl're gods w1th every thing under cont roJ . SL.O WL\', THE LAl'GJITF:R started spreading" aaoss th\· room. ~othing reall) mallers What is, 1s EST. Geltt" The tumultuous applause that began to swell w.is mixed "1th hoots. Jeers and cheer~ :\tore than two·lhtrds in thl· room said thtty got it. Ahout 50 said they dido 't. but d evl•r Stewart. talking lo t,ach. provL·d thal they had to have ~Olten it in order to know that they didn't F-C\T's version of· ·c::itch-22' ·" Rut weeks after their lrainin&. some contmued to say EST ha~ mnuenced their Jives. ''I D IDN 'T USOF.RSTA:'\O it,'' said Miss Bergen."( was di:>· gusted that I couldn't seem to make it work for me. I had lo fight lo come back every day.·· But a few weeks later. she s aid she found EST has workt'd for her. "I (eel really happier about myself. I can 41ccepl ~my suc- cesses and failun's. Whatever bappens, it's 0 . K." )!ARION JAVITS SAID several weeks I at er: ' It's not a cure for problems. but l think EST does enlighten one a littlr further. It's a fine philosophy One feels more rewarded and a lltlle freer." Mrs. Javits said she liked EST so much ~e gave EST train· ing to her daughter as a Christmas present. 11'• l ~. ,, • 11 '· l 41, ._ J 197 5 Treasury Bonds CJ2 DAILY PILOT Thursd9, January 1, 1978 .. ~ ·~ "You lcnow wltot I'd lilce to be? A traitor to my class." 'Sin City' Target ' Sex Crusade In Des Moines DES MOINES. Iowa <UPI> -Des Moines will not be known as "Sin City, Iowa," for long if state Attorney ,General Richard Turner has his way. A proliferation of adult book stores, in-call and out-call massage parlors and triple-X movie theaters has led to what Turner says is a booming ··sex for hire" trade in this Corn Belt capital. AS I~ OTHER parts of the C"ountry. law enforcement authorities have been uns uccessful in attempts to curb it. De~ Moines' "Sin Ci- ty" label has been a source of embarrass· ment for Police Chief Wendell Nichols and Polk County Sheriff Dick Clemens. TURNER AND his staff believe some swift legal maneuvering with unproven. tactics will set the stage for the dis- mantling of the sex- o r i en t e d business t>Stablishment here and in other cities. In suits filed against 18 of the businesses, Turner charged they .were "fronts for houses of prostitution,'' employ- ing girls as young as 16. He said they earn as much as $1.000 a week, of which they retain half. THAT WAS OLD news to local vice agents, who have made Berchiolli Takes Jr. Grid Post Ken Berchiolli has been elected president of Junior A 11 American Football's South Coast chapter for 1976. Others elected were Carmen Pollastro. first vice pres ident : Ed Schoonover, second vice pres id en't; Millie numerous arrests the last two years but to lit· tie avail. "We've prosecuted before." Turner said in an interview, '~T1t it hasn't stopped the in. It hasn •t slowed them 'down at all.'· Turner and his staff are taking a different ap- proach this time, one which will not put anybody in jail, but which will -he hopes - yield a court order clos- ing down such establish- ments as the Slick Chick Mass age, the Royal Nude Model Club and the Blue Nude Book Store. SUITS ASK that 18 businesses be declared "public nuisances," an action which would force their closing but which would not make anyone criminally liable. It also would free the state from a reliance on obscenity statures or prostitutioo laws to win its case. Iowa law provides that "whatever is in- jurious to health, inde- cent, or offensive to the senses . .i s a ~sance.'' TO PROVE SUCH conditions exist, Turner· and his staff say they will use the "kitchen sink'' approach, in- troducing a spectrum of evidentiary materials, ranging from porno- graphic books to "sex paraphernalia." All the state must do, attorneys said, is de- monstrate that the general reputations of the places in question qualify them as "nuisances" to the com- munity and to the public at large. Ballare. secretary; Kent . Rock Show Harr, treasurer; Mark Busby, player agent; John Langbrldge, equip-At ColleuP m ent manager: Bob 0 ~ Avila, athletic director; Tom Cooper, public re-( Two Orange County lat ions : Wyatt Hart, rock groups, "Handel" f i el d m a i n t e n an c e and .. Gaze lJ e, " will director , and Corina perform at a benefitcon- Pollastr~woman's aux-cert for the Golden West iliary. College Composers Club Coaches are needed Jan. IO. for all teams. Contact Playing a program Avila at 498-0118 or of their own com - Berchiolli at 195-4809 for positions, the groups will further information. Ap-be heard at 8 p .m. in plications may be made Forum 2. P~eeds will through Jan. 22. be used by the club to The next c hapter sponsor speakers in the meeting will be held on music field. 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January 1, 1978 DAILY PILOT DJ Battle · B-ruins- ..J UPI Telt!»Mtot ARCHIE GRIFFIN WILL LEAD OHIO STATE. Battles Georgia Arkansas Favored In Cotton Bowl.· Tilt DALLAS (A P ) -Arkansas is a touchdown favorite over Georgia in the 40th Cotton Bowt Classic today with little at stake but pride and a c hance to jump into the Top 10 in the final college football rankings. ' The 18th-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks and t heir strong run- ning game and "Swarming Red Ott Tl' Todafl C'Jaa11nel 2 at J J a.a Ant·· defense joust the 12th· ranked Bulldogs . who ralli£d around brilliant broken field run- ner Glynn Harrison and their "Junkyard Dog·· defense. Both teams battled longshot odds on the path to the Cotton Bowl. Arkansas shocked then second· ranked Texas A&M 31·6 on Dec. 6 to throw the Southwest Con - ference championship in a three- way tie with the Aggies and Tex- as Longhorns. Arkansas got the Cotton Bowl berth because it hadn't played in the classic since 1966. Georgia began the year picked for .the Southeast Conference's second division but tied for run- nerup. Each·team brings a 9-2 re- cord into the game which is ex- pected to dtaw a sellout crowd of 72,000. the Fighting Iris h but Notre Dam.was beaten by Pittsburgh. Georgia was invited the next day over the telephone without the .Cotton Bowl officials ever ~eei.ng the Blf'lldogs play in Jllerson.• • ··we 1$~a lot of incentive go- i,ng into thTs game because we lcnow a lot or people don't think we should be h ere," said H ar - rison. . Coach Vince Dooley, who saw his . Bulldogs drop the Tangerine Bowl to Miami of Ohio last year, worked his team hard in prepar- ing for the Razorbacks. Kendra Leads West Virginia To.13-10 Win ATLANTA (AP> -"We h ave a good mud passing attack,"' said Wes t Virg inia. coach Bobby Bowden after his Mouqtaineers scored on a pair of touchdown bombs to def eat North Carolina State, 13·10, Wednesday in the eighth annual Peach Bowl col· lege football gam e. Quarterback Dan Kendra loft· ed scoring strikes of 39 yards to running back Arthur Owens and so yards to 6-foot-6 split end Scott MacDonald on a fie ld only JOHN SCIARRA WILL DIRECT UCLA'S Bas Motive Today White Calls 1975 His Worst Season By ED BURGART Of the Dilly Pilot SUtf PAS-ADENA-Brett White has something to prove in the 62nd Rose Bowl game this afternoon. "This has been my worst season by far and I want to make up for it in this game," says the . curly-haired place kicker and punter for UCLA ·s Bruins who play undefeated Ohio State at 2 today. White, who starred at Golden West College a nd Huntington Beach Hig h, was expected to be one of the nation's top field goal kickers this year. "But as far as statistics go, .. says White. "this has been my worst .season. "I've only made four field goals . A lot of things h ave happe ne d like blocked kicks. but 1 really feel I'm kick· ing well now.•· En route to the Bruins· 8-2-1 re- cord, White only converted four of 11 field goal attempts and was successful on 36 of 41 extra p&int tries. As a j unior, White made nine of l&field goals. However., Whit~med three 60-yarders in prlCtice Monday and the 2 1-year-old kinesiology major says about the Rose Bowl : "I wotJld feel pretty confident kicking from 55 yards. I had a sore knee on and off during the , season but I'm feeling pretty good right now. It all depends on the weather today. If it is cold a nd overcast, the ball won't carry.·· Actually, White's biggest con- cern about the Rose Bowl might only be the weather. The fact that he will be playing before som e 100,000 fans and a na tional t e le vision audience has n 't bothered him-not yet· anyway. "Right now. I feel no pres- sure,'' he says. "It hasn't hit yet. We'v e really just been practicing for a nother football game although this is much m ore important than the rest of them. We're doing this to represent the whole Pacific s:· ,. "" I BRETT WHITE White figures to play a promi- nent role, not on ly by kicking field goals. He ha s been deadty on kickoffs -he often booms the ball deep in the end zone-and has averaged 44 yards on seven punts. "I feel I'm a better punter now than I was at Golden West," says While. 'Tm more consistent and get the ball up in the air more. Right now, I h ave a better s hot to make it as a punter in the pros.·· The pros were only a distant thought for White Wednesday af- ternoon when he was contacted at the Beverly Hilton Hotel , where the Bruins have been stay- ing since Monday. His mind was on the Rose Bowl and all the hooplah t hat surrounds it. "We've done a lot ofthings that have really been fu n.·· says White. "We've gone to the beef bowl. Disneyland and a couple of basketball games. r ve really en· joyed doing team things."' Griffin-led Bucks 14-point Favorites B y GLENN WIDTE Of Ill~ l»llY PllG!t St•lt PASADENA-Ohio State University's bruising Buckeyes can wrap up the national col- fegi ate football championship here today even if they do only half as well as oddsmakers say they will when they square off against unpredictable UCLA. A crowd in excess of 105,000 is expected to join a national television audience for the 2 o'clock kickorr or the 62nd Rose Bowl classic, here. Coach Woody Hayes· Buckeyes are tabbed by 14 points to wrap On Tl' Toda11 Clfan11el 4 ai J :45 up the third perfect season Hayes will have enjoyed since taking over at OSU in 1951. That favoritism is based on Ohio State's 41-20 thumping of UCLA last October. And it's based on OSU's tidal wave of talent. Riding the crest of that wave is an awesome backfield which boasts two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin, all-round quarterback sensation Cornelius Greene and another in the long line of Buckeyes fullback block- busters, Pete J ohnson Griffin. in his fourth Rose Bowl start. has picked up an average of 5.5 yards per carry with 1,357 yards this year. He had reel~d off 31 con- secutive 100-yard regular season games until Michigan put the clamps on him, holding Griffin to 46 yards in a game Ohio State won, 21-14 , with two touchdowns in the final three minutes. However, Greene took up the slack. He got his passing arm un· l i mbered and drove th e Buckeyes 80 yards to the tying touchdown after it was clear that OSU's vaunted g round attack was sterile. Johnson would have become the second OSU back to gain over 1,000 yards this season 11ed he gotten 11 more against Michigan <he had 52 in that game). He is Ohio State's leading scorer with 2S touchdowns. O hio State has standout linemen and the OSU defense has yielded only 79 points in 11 games. And its great punter. Tom Skladany, is averaging 46.i yards per boot. "We believe that when two teams are evenly matched that a good kicking game will frequent- ly tell the difference," Hayes says. UCLA coach Dick Vermeil says his Bruins are vastly im- proved since the first match with Ohio St'"e. "The Rose Bowl will show ju~t how rriuch we have im- proved," Vermeil says. "Last time we broke down on s hort yardage situations because of poor execut ion. To beat a great team like Ohio State you have to pick up those first downs arid maintain ball control. "The advantage for us having played them already is that we were beaten so badly we know what we have to do to turn it around. "We want to be a quick team. but not an emotional one. Every player will h;lve to play his bes t game for us to win and even then it may not be good enough. I've ne\'er seen a better coached team." UCLA is paced by All-America quarterback J ohn Sciarra and a set of fleet r unning backs, headed by Wendell Tyler and Eddie Ayers. Tyler. who just had his arm taken out of a cast Saturday, is a questionable starter. He is the school single season rushing. record holder with 1,216 yards. But he is fumble prone. UCLA ·s line is perhaps under- rated. But to knock off Ohio State today. the Bruins are probably going to have to pass more ;han they have done in a ~eason •vh1ch has seen them smash potent Cal. tie weak Air Force. fumble 11 times again s t USC and whip dangerous Stanford. Tide Upends Lions ToJ4 Directs 13-6 Victory ' NEW ORLEANS (A P ) - Fourth-ranked Alabama, ending eight years of frustration in post· season football classics, got pinpoint pa ss ing from quarterback Richa rd Todd Wed· nesd ay night a nd defeated No. 8 Penn State, 13-6, in the 42nd Sugar Bowl. Todd, who passed for 210 yards. set up two Alabama scores with completions covering 5-4 and 55 yards as the Crimson Tide won its first bowl game sin ce a 34-7 triumph over Nebraska in the 1967 Sugar Bowl. A labama·s 11th s trai g ht victory since an opening loss to Missouri came in the first Sugar Bowl game played in the S163· million Louisiana Superdome. a colorful indoor arena that was jammed with a capacity crowd of 75,000. Alabama had a 3-0 lead after a bruising defensive battle for the first 30 minutes. P enn State. end ing its season at 9-3, created little offense until the second ha lf when the Lions moved 44 yards to set up a 42- yard field goal by Chris Bahr that tied the game late in the third quarter. But Todd, a unanimous pick as most valuable player in the game, put Alabama ahead again less than three minutes later. He combined with Ozzie Newsome • on a 55-yard pass to the Penn State 11. Todd saved the ball on the next play when he recovered Calvin Culliver 's fumble on the 14 . On the ensuing play, Mike Stock s we pt left end for th~ touchdown and Alabama led 10·3 with l :42 left in the quarter. SCORE BY OU ARTERS Alat>ema ~nnSt•le Ala -FG Rid9eway 2S PS -FG Bahr •2 3 0 7 l -,, 001)-0 Ala-Slock u run IR1dqewayktekl PS -FG 37 8allr Ala -FG Rld<;iewa y 28 A -IS,212 ST AT IS TICS Al•IWlrN P.nn Sl•I• Fir\t Clown\ t• 11 Ru~s -yards ~IOI> •I 1)1 PaSS•"9 yards 710 v Return yards 71 1b Pu~s 1CH7-0 9.14 1 Pllnts s-o • •~ Fumbln -lost 1 o 1 o Pe"411ties -yards l-77 o o INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING -Penn Stait. Taylor 11·~. Get'>f' I-~. Andress S·12. Alabama, Shelby •~s. Dilvll IM1, Stock 9-ll. RECEIVING -Penn State, Cefalo2·18. ~tc""I 2·13, Shuler 2-lt. Alabama. Ne~~ •·91, Harr.s 1·•9. Stock 2-24. PASSING -Penn Stale, Andress 8-14·1, 57. Al•barrwt, Todd 10-12·0, 210. Bruins Wanted Another Shot At Buckeyes Georgia was al least the Cotton Bowl's third choice as a guest team. Notre Dame and Southern California were being strongly considered but both s ulf ered losses on bowl-picking Saturday inNovem~. p artially dried after hours of ~ -• • steady rain to give the Moun· Sooners Mich g 1"11 h PASADENA -"Nobody is giv- ing us any credit for what we did a ll season,·· insisted UCLA's Randy Cross. "I guess they feel we still ha\ e som ething to prove . Cotton Bowl officials were on band to extend an invitation to Rams-Dallas Game Will Be Televised LOS ANGfLES (AP) -The Los Angeles Rams announced Wednesday evening that a block purchase or approximately $35,000 worth or tickets has made Sunday 's Rams-Cowboys National Football Conrerence championship game in lbe Collseum a sellout, thus allowing the cor.tcst to be televised in ~hern Califomia. 'lbe Rams said the Southern lllornia Ford Dealers As· atlon, which pureh8Sed the k of tickets, asked that they distributed free to c:harltable anlzaHons. Tbe sellout ls the second Cor t he ma within two weeks, the r comina Det-. 20 when Loi es met Plttsburah in the um. The block purchase. eclnetday came a lmost ~ rs b•fore "the NFL loce1 1ion blackout deadline ol 1 • Thursday. ~:;~~[:~~;:;;~1y a running _ , I an '-' as "The mud helped neutralize their-secondary,•• Bowden said. 'Tm sbellsbocked,"·said Lou Holtz, h ead coach o r the Wollpack. "I was s urprised they threw a s much as they did, but we were stopping thelr running plays." Bowden said Kendra's fi rst touchdown toss was the turning point of the game. The Wolrpack was leading 10·0 amt threatening to run away from the slightly un- derdog Mountaineers when Kendra connected on a pass to Owens as the final seconds of the first half ticked away. Owens outraced defensive back Ralph Stringer down the left sideline, took the pass at the one and stepped ae.ross tbe goal with no tirne left in the baU. The .second touchdown toll-by Kendra, who t-ompleted 12 of 28 passes for 202 yard3, c:amo midway tn the fourth quarter. MacDonald, who uuaht five passes for 110 yards and a touchdown. leaped up between several deltnder1 to snare the .pass, bobbled the ba11 for several stePt and then raced the final 20 yard1 touched only by Eddle ) Poole, wh6 mad• • futile ' duperallon divt at the 10. t' Oklahoma Tabbed in Orange Bowl Tilt MIAMI CAP) -Maybe, just maybe, too much is being m ade of Oklahoma's runnlng attack, which gives opponents a few sleepless nigh\s, and the Sooners • annoying habit of turning the ball over, which also provides a few thrills. Mer all, Michigan has them beat in one category and comes close in the other. Third-ranked Oklahoma and fifth-rated Michigan tangle in the Orange Bowl tonight, but the Wolverines finbhed the regular season as the No. 2 rushinf team in the country. Oltlaboma was 11th. Oklahoma. is a six -potnt favorite . tonight. (people write so much about lbe (act that we don·t throw the football very much that our run· nln1 game 1et1 overlooked,•· Michigan coach B<J Scbem- bechler Hid Wednesday. After all, when a learn doesn't put the b•ll In the air, it must be keeplnl" it on the arowKt. .J\nd Mkhican hJs rushed for J)l.5 ~ 1 yards a gam e to Oklahoma's 308.6. The Wolverine most over· looked is Gordon Bell, who was the nation·s No. 8 rusher with 121.4 yards per game. but had the mis fortune to bear the same sur- O• Tl' Ted•• C'INl1111n 4 at 4:45 attention -like eight in a row against Kansas in its only loss - Michigan is right up there with the Sooners in g iveaways. ·The Wo lve rin es threw 12 in · terceptions and lost 19 of 26 fumbles while Okla homa was in· tercepted IO times and lost 24 of its 58 fumbles . "In a post season game, you never know what to expect because neither t eam is exactly name as Southern California's where it was at the end of the Ricky Bell and to play in the year;· Schembechlersaid. sarne conference as Ohio State's "Then, too, these teams are ArchieOriffin. strangers to each other. Also, Besides ~n ·.s 1,335 yal'<b, Ro6 both teams turn the ball over a LyUe chipped in with 1,008 . .-lot. but Oklahoma has been able Oklahoma's top runner. J oe to get more turnovers in r eturn Washington, galned 871 yar<b. than we have 47 -28. And the "Jn my opinion, Gi.>rdon Bell chances are that in a bowl game, . has been gettin g slighted by the we're not going to go out and feel medla this year," Schembe(hler each other out for a quarter or a faid_ "He's one or the best backs halt.·· In tbe country. But Olis Michigan But Oklahoma coach Barry team ls Almost devoid or s uper-Switzer said bot.}l team s "eot i tal' Utinklng. No one thinks he's where they are b~ausa of great betttttban any othtr flayer ." defensive play. I don't think . And w h tie Ole a b o rn a' s tlther team can :;core much on t\lmoveri have drawn •uooal the other." , ··w e n . l believe we can beaL Ohio State. In fact, I think we've got a better chance to beat them than a nybody has had all year." UCLA's explosive veerorrense, featuting quarte rbac k John Sciarra and halfback Wendell Tyler, oper ates behind one or the best lines in the country and, in the opinion of Bruins coach Dick Vermeil, Cross is the team's best offensive line man. The 6-4, 246-pound senior from Tarzana, will be playing in pain against the No. I -ranked Buckeyes. But he'll be playing. He sutrered a n a nkle sprain in practice and was a doubtful s tarter until this week. "His ankle is still sore," said Vermeil. "But Randy will be okay. He's one or those guys who won't let pain get in his way." "l don't want to take anything away from O hio State.·· sal<t cross. "They bea~ us before and they're a great football team. Plus they ean win the nationaJ championship if they beat us. "But we've improved s ince Oc tober and Ohto State can't score if we don't let them have the ball. I realty believe this game will be decjded on which team ~an con· trol the ball ancS I derinth.'1y believe wc~an control the ball." op_;19 $ :t\rea ~tory: ~-------·-Sa•ta Anlt OCC's Unbeaten Season Champions und r~C'ord breakers, c·ontroversy and up :;ets, thl' unde(eated. res1gna. lions und the successors. And the heartbreaks of disquaht1rat1ons ~ind neru--m1sscs. 1'hey were all there in 1975 throughout the Orange Coast <tre:i athletic scene as the Daily Pllot looks baC'k on the past 52 "eeks and piC'ks the top stories. from the 2·A and 1-A leagues throughout the Southern Section. 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Fl\'t!YNIQllt IMylu) lttn\el 8an.ner (Olei I eirei.r (Pirw;ay Jrl '*-'tSwfett (H•Wlty) , .. _...,_, CIH1lc COllYtrttl MM Minor Prine• CSemkln) Al•E1191 .... Zlo l.90 CHtwl.,, I Spud 1'9kll tltoailH) TtfllnoVll .. (Pierce) 1\4 old 1'1\11111911 Ulb & oeldlllO\. Pu.-,. 0o Oil~ OllClr (W•lktrl ,,. E~no Lowly IW•rdl Ill l'llUilm P8ff (ClefhW l Ht l"letta O.lt (Creager) tU "5e0,Wl-'lte F11nChlO. 11S ""°''"""'"'(Piere.I IU Wbrld Pleawre (Torti IOI Ulclly Trader IPl11eay Jr.I Kalldell Ori,,,. IValdeil 11S ,,.la Ctlallllfl 1111191141) 114 OoftttltuOor1 JSllotmeUI') Ill AitlentlestWll\4 l"ltlltrilO 111 Wlnasmear <Watson I 1tl 0-ear <Adair! 118 oooi a.11 (Cell) Here's how the Daily Pil<>t saw the year and the s tories that 1uade it a not her s pecial 12 months for t hl• JUntor rolleges and high ~l·hoob 11. OUTSTA NDlNG IN- DIVIDUALS -Edison Righ's Rick Bashore was named Otange County prep football back of the year after leading his mates to the C IF 4 ·'A playoffs. Apd Newport Harbor's Dave Kur· rasch and Laguna Beach's Eric Hulst shared CIF. track~ field athlete of the year honors after winning state titles in the shot put (65·9"2> and 2·mile (8:44.9). Area Cage Results • Frtn<ll ltl"'at 1.-.nerson> tit .... TMGun <Skinned ns O..WAdwcat• c H•Wlevl 111 LlltkyMlck (Ga ra I 112 tn 111 m 117 1tt 1n 111 122 Ill 1. ORA. GF. COAST FOOT· J\.\l.L -Coach Dick Tucker's undefeated Juggernaut swe pt through 11 foes and "aHated the :'\o. J junior C'ollege football team 11l the nation The season was c:tpped by a 38 14 Avocado Bowl '1l·tor; on~r H 10 Hondo. :!. PRF:P REL EAGU l.XG ll\SSLE Corona dt'I Mar and Costa ;\lt•"a high schools are tll'adt:'d for the South Coast l.t'ag ue 1n J 976 and the Sunset l.e~gue will c·o nsist of the five Huntington Reach Unified School J>1 s trict ins titutions. plus .\'ewporl Harbor. Controversy h.is raged over th(.• matter as all tlf the South Coast Le<1 g ue "Chools arc opposed to the ad- mission of Corona de! )lar to their leaf!llt' The mm.t' "as ~1)l>arheaded b) Cd:'\1 pnnc1p<.d Denni:. Ev:rn:. DICK TUCKER Corona del Mar is very s trong in 4-A tennis and water polo and this move will apparently give the SC'hool the upper h and in a lmost all sports against its 2·A-rated op· ponents . 3. P U BLIC VS PRIVATE SCHOOLS DEBATE A pro- posal to split the private schools away from public schools in the CI F SS playoff system was ::;quas hed with heavy support Newport Resident .... Eck Has Key Role In Bruins Plans Ry F.D BURGART 01 the D•1I? Pilot Stlil WESTWOOD Most UCLA football players \\>Ou1d probably hke to forget a nightmare that oc- rurred in ea rly October, hut Keith Eck wouldn"t mmd reliving h:ilf of It That nq?hlm art' 1s CCLA "s 11 20 loss to Oh 10 State but the part that Eck remembers is the seC'ond half when UCLA and Ohio State battled to a 1'.l·13 tie. ·w e cored twiC'<' when I was 1n. · -,a ys Eck, a r eserve offensive gua:-d ""ho s pends his summers m .'iewport Beac h wherc his parents lave. "\lic played them even m the seC'ond half and we Just have to realize we C'an play 'Jail with thl'm ·· UCLA gets a second chance to play ball with Oh to State today 1n the Rose Bowl. E ck doesn"t view UCLA's motive as revenge. "There·s not as much revenge as the realizatwn that we C'an beat them.·· s ay::. the 6-4. 231 · pound Jt1n1nr All hou~h hl' \H>n 't start, Eck figures to play a prominent role in lTLA ·~ hid for an upset. A :-trong s ide g uard. Eck plays behind R Jndy Cross, an All· Pacific 8 PIC'k Cross. thoug h . hasn·t com- pletely r t>CO \ ered from a Smith Ousted In Tourney MELBOURNE <AP) -John :'Jewcombl' and KC'n Rosewall. lhf' top two seeds. advanced Wed · nesday in the Aus tralian Open tennis champions h ips, but Americans Stan Smith and Charles Pas a r<'ll were ousted, making the men·s s ingles quarterfinals an all·Australian affair :'l/ewcomhe beat Ray Moore of South Afnca, 7 ·6, 6·4, 6-2 and Ros ewall down<'d fe llow \ustralian Syd Rall 3 6. 1·6, 6·0, 6·1. Smith won the first set and led 5.4 in the second with two set points. but Dick Crealy s aved /T:ioth and pulled ahead with his big serve and volley game. win· ning 3-6. 7·5. 6-1. 6-4. Ron Case ('liminated P asarell 6·3. 6·3, 4-6, 6·7. 7·5. Au s tralian j unior B ra d Bre w e lt ousted f o rm er Australian Davis Cup player Mal Anderson, 6-3, 5-7, 3·6, 6·3, 6-4 KEITH ECK sprained ankle and Eck expects to see much action. 'Tve been practicing with the idea of starting.·· says the Crespi High graduate. "'l"ve been run· ning with the first and second teams in practice and have been nmmng every play.·· In running every play as a strong side guard. Eck is in- volved in what he calls pulling in UCLA's veer offense. '"l do most of the puJling and must block the linebackers for the sweeps,"" s ays Eck. . That's only o ne of Eck ·~ responsibilities. When the Bruins ~ pass-which isn't ofte n-Eck says, "I get to take a little more lime if it is a straight drop back. If it's a run. I have to take the man at the line ... Eck admits there are more blocking techniques in the veer than in the wishbone, an offense UCLA used when he was a freshman playing on the j unior varsity in 1973. That"s when P epper Rodgers was still UCLA"s head coach and Eck says, "in the wiMt'bone, it was mostly straight ahead block· ing. They were looking for the bulk linemen and wedjdn·t pull. "'There is more t rickery m the veer. Things we re always the s ame in the wishbone but there is more fun with the veer.·· E ck wasn"t dissatisfied with the wishbone, though. Otherwise, he wouldn "t h ave attended UCLA. "I liked the players and coaches;'' he says. "They were friendly and open and the at- mos phere took away from straight football." Kurrasch 's best was 68-5. :'Jewport Harbor Higb's Brian Theriot blistered the 440 in 47 .4 and was a master's meet cha m- pion, as was Estancia High's Ken Conner, who high jumped 6-10. Theriot was second in the s tate, Conner fifth and Mission Viejo's Wilbur Gregory was fourth in the 120 high hurdles in 13.6. 5. TOM LLOY 'S DISQUALIFICATION -Ediso~ High"s standout 880 athlete was disqualified from competing in the state meet by official Brian Sprin ger, formerly the Costa Mesa High tracyoach, for al- legedly s tepping on the chalked line three times in succession at 'the Cl F masters meet in an event he buried the opposition with a J :53.2. An appeal was made to the CI F SS, but it was denied. 6. FOUNTAIN VALLEY CAGERS -F ountain Valley up- set Marina in basketbaU to win the Sunset League C'rowq. FV <·oarh Dave Brown was tabbed Orange County ·s prep cage roaC'h of the vear. Marina went on lo C'laim a berth in the CIF 4·A finals and Rich Branning was named first team All·CIF. along with teammate Bob Losner. Branning shared Orange County player of the year honors with L os Amigos Hig h 's Tom Schneiderjohn. 7. COAC'Hl'.'JG CIL4.NGES Leaving the ranks in football were University"s J erry Red- man, Corona d e! Mar·s Dave Holland, Huntington BeaQh "s Roy Brummett and Mater Dei"s Gary Carr. Basketball coaches out include M arina's Jim Stephens, Laguna Beach"s J erry Fair, Da na Hills" Tony Stillson, :'llewport Harbor's Dale Hagey and Edison·s Dave Mohs. Also track coach Bill Toomey 'UCI>. water polo coach Cli(f Hooper (CdM ). cage roach Lei:oy Steven s <Saddleback). s wim roach Mark Schubert (Mission \'iejo>. baseball coaches Andy Smith (Newport Harbor), J im Hagey <Costa Mes a > and Harvey J C'nsen (Edison). ~rs Jerry riulbert a nd University Hig h girls gymnastics coach Rea An· ders-who, like Schubert, was forced out due to a CIF ruling. New to the a rea ranks : Foot- ball -DiC'k Roche at University, Bill Cunerty at Dana Hills, Dick Mo r ris at Corona de! Mar; Basketball-Ed Burlingha m at Laguna Beach. Art J enkins at Dana Hills. Steve Popovich at '.\I a r i n a . K e n A m m an n at '.'lewport Harbor. Lionel Purcell ~t Edison. Rill Mulligan at Sad- ctleback Collel!e: Baseball -"Ron LaRuffa at Edison, Jim Gmur at Costa Mesa. Mike Gray at :'llewport Harbor; Water polo- Rntce Bartholomew at Corona de! Mar a nd Hooper moves to El Toro: and Len Miller ta.Ices over ~t lJC Irvine in track. 8. CIF CHAMPIONS -The area produced CIF champs in every direction with undefeated Corona del Ma r C'apturing the 4·A tennis title a nd undefeated Newport H arbor winning the water polo c rown. Lag una Beach won the CIF 4-A ;volleyball crown, Edison won the 4·A C'ross country j.i.tle and University captured the 2·A cross country championship. 9. Ci\GF. SCORING R ECORD -Huntington Beach High"s Oilers set an Orange County scoring record with a 119-58 rout of Saddleback High in Empire LeC\gue basketball action. 10. THE E RRANT GUN Corona de! Mar High timekee"{>er Ed Blanton inadve rtently shot off the gun s ix seconds too soon in a tense bas ketball s truggle between Corona del Mar and Tustin . It caused CdM to shoot the ball in a hurry-and Tustin rebounded to preserve a key Cen - tury League victory. ""as""""" Ca4IY911 T---.. Mlttr Del CU) (M) ValtllC&a SNf'f ( 12) F (9) Giipin Slmmot1• In> · ,. IUI OIYi.s C.llaNll (11) C (1 4) C.Clal\an Scarc:tllO (7) G U) Fiiiman 0.1-y 121 G (Jtl ~ MO Korl119 lllbS: Sh .. per ,, Mor· row? Halftl"": MO, tt-16. Miter Del l•U (°'4) Ville 1'9111 sntri !111 F I 1Jl Hucbc1n ~ (4) F 1111 Jacobs Glllaben Cal C IOI lt•lek Sorcello m G Ill Sit~ Simmons 1171 G CllOhon Helftlmt: VIiie Park, 1J.tS. MllttrDel < .. >CUI can,_ Shetper (II F 16) Gr-weld si.rt (12) F (10) COnMM Glllehan ctl c l21 carr $1mmons 031 G (7) T.nchk.e ScarctllO 1101 G 111 Bllltrey MD sconn11 •11bs: Delano 3, Dono.,,.,. 1. St"le •. Hosman 6, Mllr· row 1•, Vermueltn 1. Htlttlme: MO, S?·21. l'twltaln Vtl .. y Tew"'"*" l'V IS6) I'll San Cl•-"'9 Reuland 161 F l4l O'Helloran Cowtn 161 F ISi Wide Htslo.ell 1161 C OSl Ounlvtn Aaml ru 171 G IOI Mltchtll Fi61ds 121 G \II Morgen Fv \Corino sutK Stoll 7. H.w•-9, Pt\lluo•, Pollllretls S SC scorlno subs· Parker 6, Pen1t l, FtntnQ41 ?, Walk., 1. H•IHlme ·SC, 1 .. 11 c.Hta Mew ISJI 1461 Sunny Hilts folorrow 1101 F 181 Cottrell Be•$1ey 161 F 1121 Sm' lh Ter99ls m c <e> wut Miiier <II G Ill McODNld Sutterfield 111 G 161 AQarth CM scorl110 subs. Tino 12, Dominic 9, Harris 1. ~llt1me· Sunny Hiiis, 29·28. <:otl.I Mtw <,.Sl ISO> ~n CterNnte Tino CBI F 1131 O'Halloran Morrow 171 F 1121 Ounlvln Sut1er1ielcl !4) C Ill w- Dominlt l•I G (I) Mu!lloan Beasley 1181 G 141 Mitchen CM scorln9 sub. Terea1s 4. SC scorlno \ubs: Horvath 1. P•rker S, Ple11H 2 Hallt1mt CM. H 21. Cost.I Mew (S4) CUI ~1111.,_ Morrow (11) F (el'Wallon Miller l2l F (8 ) Ga1u11 Tino CUI cc m Parllctm Oom1n1c 1101 G CS> LOPl't Tereqls C.I G 121 f•IUS CM scorino subs-Harris 1, Siii ttrloeld 4, Hollman 6. Halltime Cos•• Mts•.13·11 FounltlnV•ll•Y cn1 0 11 s-yttllls Reul•rWJ (61 F 11) Wlt51 Cowen ( 111 F 121 Srrilh ~$!0ell (10) C (0) VIQll it.mlrez l•I G Ill Gotlrell F1e1c1s COi G IA f H\l\clllnf FV S(orlno subs Stoll I>, Harlow 2. Past1uo 2. Potikret•s 6, Jones 2. Hallllmt. FV. 20-10 Fovntain Valley (J7) (JS) Do-y Reo111nd IOI F (01 Gof'~m Cowan 111) F If•) 0..wz Hukell m c W Barr Ramirel !7) G (•) 1<Jnca1d Flelc!S !2) G 1111 O,,y FV scorln9 subs. Stoll 6, Hjlrlow S. Hallll~ Oowney, 20·16. £dhOll Tournament EdlSOll 1.01 C331 Renelle Alamitos O..vls 1121 F 1161 Vasquez Bc>-n 181 F IOI Oelranslsco H•rker (1) C CS) l:>owtlno Hate 161 G 141 Franco ~yan 191 G Ill Seblt Edison scorlno subs: Cudmore S, MCOonalcl 2, Hlrs1 6. Ptllta I>. LOUllan l Halltl~· Edlwn, 30·16 Hlll'lllft91CM1 Beecll 1711 U4) ~ Gftft Woolen Cnl F 171 Bet~le T•ylor !OJ F <•I Bak~ D1•mond 1111 c 101 Meoelnlckl Thom-n 191 G 121 Pleru Eldnc!Qe 19) G 16) Ml!llo HB scorlno subs: Norris 3, O.rnn •. Funk 4, Ciulel •. Hallllme: HB. 37·12. M.,..lnttOll .. tell ISSI (42) EIWKla Wooten 122) F ( 171 MldOoc:k T•'l'IOr 11) F Ill Price D1•mond 161 C 16) Keup Tl'IOmP'Qn (6) G (•) lluffey EtdrldQe 110 G 121 Wellac:e Estancia scorlno subs: Pickney?, Hl•on I, Madden 2 Htlfllme: HB, 21-10. Edhon 1541 C>1> Estancia O..v1s (20 F (1~1 Keuo 8oWl!n C•I F Ill MldOoc:k* Harker 191 C (4) Price Hale 131 G (2) Buffey Ryan f>l G CO) W•llKt Ecilson scorlno subs: Cudmc>re s. Pall<• 4, Gomt71 Estancia i<orlno s11bs: Pickney 2, Rurodt4. Yam•ml 7. Halftime: Edison, 20-16. Huntl.....,. .. ecll 1701 CSU """""1 Dlemond (17) F (IS) S-'t Taylor (101 F !0) BIKk Woolen 1171 C (2) Car......,. ThomPSOn (6) G (9) FrwtnMI Eldrid9e CUI G 16l Otfllel HB scorl~ s11bs Norrll >. O.tlln 2, FUM1. NH Korlno subs: Boyd l. Wft1 '· Sullivan 1. SI reel s. Oolldy ?, Ellblnas 2 Halll>n'it H B, 34 24. Pro Scores · Netlefte1Hoclteyleetll8 PlttSbur(lllS, LCKAnotlu 1 0.trolt4, WashlnQtonO ~llentel. NV Rtftllen 1 9oston •. Mlnne191a 1 Amerlc111 ...... -. .. AsMCIMltll 0.nver t4t, Louis viii' 137 Basketball C.l .... easlllttNll Mempllls St.'°· Ptpperdlnt ei Sen Francisco St. M, W•"•" 7• £H1 Teus "· Sem Houston 76 Al!Stlf'IC.ol.,1, Dallas B•PI ... ../ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kings Defeated, 5-1 PfTTSBURGlf CAPJ nob Ktlly scored two goals and a pair of as· ~asts while some tiaht ~oaMendinJ;r by Michel Pla..i;se boosted th• Pit· ts burgh PenguJos to a S.l \ ictory over the l.o£ Ange l es Kini• lo o 'lational Ho~kcy Le1aue r ame WedPHday nlghL Kelly put the PcnfuiJ1' on the board at 3.26 o( LM nrat penod when he den~ed Dave Burrows• slap shot pa st Los Angeles ao:11le RogoUen V1otion. Four 'nut l:iter . Frank St. Marseille tied the score for the Kings. Rut Ke lly put tbe Penguins ahead to stay in the 15th m inule of the second period wbcn he t()()k a pass from Rick Kehoe from behind the net and drove a JS.footer p._.t Vachon. • Vk Hadfield put the game out or reach two minutes later when Lowell MacDonald. with a Los Angeles d~f ender h.anline onto hl1' b3cl<. alnt a one·handcd Pllt'S Sato the slot. ' PONTIAC OWNERS WI PllfORM ALL PONTIAC PACTOlY WAlliMTY WOIK IEGAIDLISS OF WHUI YOU 011 .. MAU. Y PUICHASID YOUI PONTl4C. ' WI HA YI THE L.UGIST PONTIAC SllYICI DB'T. IN THI .uATH OUMGI COUNTY AllA. CHAU....,. B.YICl&DAILYIBn'A&.CAISAYAuaL ,,.,.. ....... 1:io-.. ',. ..... .,. 7sJt•Vllll•.-w.....,. IOI LONGNI . POMTI.4C .._....,.an...._.....,,,..,,. 6J6.UOO • HJ.Ult SllCONO ltACE -t 11111°"9•• Fllllet & meres.. 4 year olds & llP• Clelml11g. ""',.,. $S500. Clelmlngprke Slll00-$1000. 112 llS llS June's ltanr <Herr bl Llft"tHo" CSmlthl F«ll's 51\adow <Lembtnl Fl'tlno KenMI cc.._.°" 1 Al .. lllltllll• A-TUYO (Plffcel A-FannlnQ trained entry Ill "' 111 111 SECOND ltACE -170 't•rck 3 ¥Mr olds & llP· Cltlml119. P\iru St100 Oalml1111 Pf'IC~ $1600. Jo'fOll• Sciffdy CNKodem11s) 111 tslt"sOoubl• CHartl Miss Olympiad (&.con I e..rant <Plncay ~ .> fllt~rAome <Hawley) Btl!A~lblail llS s•v•NTH ltACE -6 l11r'°"OS s Ttrd'I' Rocllet (Llpto•m) Sc-5'M>r1 IWetsonl lcMhoGo (M'l'le$) Wllto.el CVtldtzl Oo"'-<Go11rate1> ~Qllatft ($11otmtktf) fltc,osSll-(Patttr\Oft) 5iMet S<-'!1,..1 ILembert) Otlery tMtnel 11S Yffr Oldfllllts. Clalmlng. P\lrw sasoo. s.nOy Vannah <Morris) Inky AtstllS I Richards I Elofltll Wonder 1carooul 110 Cl•lmlng price us,ooo-uo,ooo. llS ~IS F61'11'1S. u s Olley Tiie Helm (Ha.,1ey) 120 Fresll f'rult (T'~) 117 11S TI41 ltD ltAC~ -400 '(llrtl.s. 3 'l'ffr 112 Clld maidens. Oalmlno. Puna St100. 117 OalmlogprtcU$000. 11' ~anJaSueno IAragOnl Mllytmlento COii Ya res I 8oldTrffwre (ROWIH) 11S Flesl\y P9a (OlhHll'ff) I 16 Scot's~ ISlllllMf'I 117 Klpty'sGal <Adair) 117 U2 111 122 172 112 122 122 127 127 Action Taller (Gonzalea> AIMElltlllle Hlilllle,J'm Ho"" CB•utlSltl L~llyPat (CeSl)e4e$) TtltrHa 0 . IGonHll!l l Eerl't Appointment IMtN I ft2 DfUm'I' Rythm (CampJll) 112 NO,....To SltePY CMorrhon) 113 "411wrlQ11t IC1erlu1 > 11S O"nl•I HI (Howard) 117 'Wllt ll Deck T-<Llpllaml 117 Vllel Records CNlcodM'IUsl 119 Mltoy <Welker) tit. SCevw·s Glrl (Morales) 116 8yllneGlrC CMtNl Or1ftOne CAIYarerl Fowth Pl'lnceu (I/elder> TI411tO ltACI!'-' f11r1onos. 3 YM• Old maiden tllllts br~d In Call!. Plirse 117 Gimme Some Cll•noi (l(nl9hO I '7 Bucllwheet Charley (Cardota) "'°°· Hlghtr'Tllt Fe'"r (Plncay Jr I 117 AIM l!ll11illlt \JctleHIQllt M11slc CSmllh) Ripcord (Banks> t17 Otb's &111 (Strauss> DHC:a C..11 IH-•rd) . Glrll.sl\ LllCk <Hawl~y I Betty's Pon IMtn•> 111 •HNtTH ltAC• -6 lurlono•. 4 year 117 oldS a. up. CIHSllltd •11-•nce. Plirw 117 ,,.,000.La.AllQele•to•nty Fair. l'OURTM RACE -•OOyards. Jyear Olds & up. Clalmlno. Purse MSOO Clalmlno price s12,soo. Mlllt Me A Sier (Slloem•ktr) OC I "9 Wrffth (Lam tie rt) C~lca (Valdez) 117 'WlldTeclics ISkl11ner l 113 StepAIMJGone CMorrisl 119 119 117 119 U7 12? ll9 117 ~I Troutltdour (Lamt>trll 1u Noon Oo<to.c IMltchelll 111 l!Nnoo 11 <Ton>> tu AtlonlnoStar (Adair> "'-IOll ITorol 117 Blue Eyed 0e, ... ., CPlnca y Jr.> 114 L.usle's Top Man IMorrlwn> 114 Myrt'sOlaroer !Cardoni 114 VIYeVllle (Treasure) HamoeMooll <Gonulezl Kalle's Allbl CAamlrei) 112 HouWOILords (Smltlll 117 Rocket Review (Htlllrley) Asottl< CSl\otmalrer) Toy Klno IOllnrnl Mlr.O.ro CMtnel A>U"TH lt4'CE -6 111'1'*1'. Fiiiies & meres. • year olds & up. Al· 113 Or. Twleneus CNlcod~mus> 114 1U l'IFTH RACE -170 vards l year Olds & up. Clairiung. Pur~ $1700 Clelminq price S 1600. Ot•la loy ICtmpH) lowllflCft.. Pll rse s 11. 000. PleMUrtst (Piere~) Katle't~ool (Plncay Jr.) TumOI Fate ILopezl ~ RoM{H•wley) Powerful L.acty I Gonta tu > FltttO>llr~ lt.amllertl Sllwrl•rk (Shoemaker> no Covered Portavt IPiffct > "' 114 120 114 11s IOI 114 114 FIFTH RACE -II,\ mllnontun. 4 -olds & up. Slarters ati-nce. Pllrw $10.000. Hiiiside distance -ies -Ctaut. • GeuchoSt., IMoral~sl 11S Ala's WI $1> I Rosa Its) 11l Setcll Joe (Alvarl!l I 11S SpaniSll Silver (Mena> 113 NINTH ltACE -111. mlles. 4 Yffr olck & 1111. 54erttt••li.w.nu. Pww UOhttno K Bar IStre11Ssl Ol..non<t Bars CHerO Wit.cbCreelLClllU< tAlci>an"I Swill Bow IG., ta I I 19 11<1 119 111 , l'I 12? 112 121 16SOO. • A-Unexpectedl'I' (Pierce) Clank (Toro) Prolldem lOlail First Mejtsty Csnotmakerl Olenc'y IPlncey Jr.I Pllul'slmpalse (Aondl San91ven CMena> Monlmo II CArt(IOn) A-<>l.stu rt>lno c P1 ere• I A9fnl ProYO<at..tr IH•wl•'I'> A·Aci.ms trained ttnlry. no One.t.ndOnty cwardl 11• CHta<t Strip CCruoer> 1U Mo15M2 ILIPll•ml 11• Hiio BIOO CKnl9111l 117 112 11• 109 111 114 SIXTH ltACE -870 yards 3 y~ar olds & up. Clalm1n11. Pur~ M~ Claim1no prices 10,QIO. Ro<lltt Test (Hartl Liiiie Go Fleet l Richarclsl Barrlr,o !Gerral La Dlnero ll<niohtl 119 119 177 119 t19 Santa Anita L.t'sGtt Gol119 (Adair I A·Au!Kltd Bomber <Llpheml Dupe B Slarr CBanksl Wala Charqe ICardOH I Race Results SEVENTH RACE -300 yards. 3 YNr olds & up. Fiiiies &. marM. Al low•nce. Pllrse $1000 Llar·s Dice I Adair I ForW~nesd•'f Clur&Fau FIRST RACE -61urto09s 2 ~aroid lillles CU1im1n9. Pur~S7000. Sliver Slip lumtiertl 12.00 6 20 3 oo O.w Royal <Rosalesl 9.20 • 60 Hit The J e<kpot c P1ncay Jf ) 2 60 Tlrne-1.112/S. Also ran -Fiddle Strlno, 5omet11ln9 FIHt, Thirteenth Hope, Siie's A KniOht, C:.nd'( Shar. Low Tele, Cup of Flowers, Spanish Blonde, C..-Rott. Scratclle<l -Fr~sh Fruit. SECOND RACE -6 furtonos. 3 J'ear olds & up. Ma 10ens. Purse SIOOO. B.1ro1no In IP1ncay Jr.I 2,80 2.20 L10 2.80 2.80 2 60 Noble Lark (Harris I 09den Mountain (Hawley) Time ~ 1,101/S. Also r•n -Fore Dad, Erin's Own, So Geor9~. Mossy's Proper, Wild e.nd, 5ono1 E•ote. No sr.ratchn. EMiiy Dot1ble, 11·SllYtr Slip & 1· llargint In, ~aid $1'.20. TIU"D AACE-6 lurlon9s . 2yearold maiden fllllts bred In Celll. Cl•lmino. Purw$6000. Julle"s Fleloht <Lemller't I 6.80 3.80 2 60 PoorltlH ISi• IMenal 4.60 l 00 0.'I' Terres lo CP1ncay Jr.) l .40 Time -1.111/S. Also ra11 -Provence Court. Haya Royal B., Ms. Al~nt. Divine Btmlce, Ona B, Klssawil'I', Sllowem A11111t. Frankly F•st, Wendy's Relll!I. Scratched -Leo·s Ooll. Sfera. Crtrnson Anoet. Save A Liltle. FOU"Tlt RAC£ -S'h furlongs. 1 re•r Old colts & llfldl~. AllowancH. Plirw S 16,000. Sure Fire Cl.Mia~) 1S.80 S.60 2.10 Beau Te1enl(H1w1..,) 4.60 2.10 BoldFotlltSIPincayJr.I ?.10 Time -1.03. Also r•n -Body Bend, Gttntl~ Klno. No scretc.hts. IJIFTH ltACE -Abollt 61.'t furlongs on turf. Fii llt s & mares, 3 year olds & up, Cleulfled allowances. Purse $14,000. F•sclnatlno Girl (H•wleyl Effusive IS.mklnl . 8.00 4.llO 3,70 13.«> S.80 3.lO Sun FHtlval (Plncay Jr.) Tlme-1.132/S. Alio ran -The Lady StrHktr. KtmedOra, Darino B•bY. Petl"Orlts o.m. Vol Au Vent, Fest Courier, Susan Subtle, Sink end Fl"'· O eirn ~Trec:k. No sc.retches. U lucta, 10-l'tKIMU"I Gh1 & 1·1!HllSIW, l'a.-M2t.M. SIXTff ltACE -6 furlOnQS. 3 .,_. Olm & I.IP• Meldens. Pu,,.$1000. NtwrSlloft CDlail • $.20 UO 2.«> Ollef"s Holiday <Mene) ?.IO 2 • .., Royal "-ti• CAwarel) 3.20 Time -1.0M/S. Also ran -Mr. Terre511D, Moonset, Oerll LllCll, Tern Unsto,1ect. 5ctelCNd Pipe Springs. HV•NTH llACIE -1 t/16 mllts. J yur olds. Stehs. Purse S20.000 eddtd. u 8rH Slakff/fl"t dlttltlon. FNthtrfoot ~lier) t .60 3.20 2.20 Banyan Road 1Lamber1) 2.40 2.20 °'al\em HN9fl•Y (Alnrt1) l'lmt -1.01/S. Alw r•n -Aulh0ri1t11on, Ctow's Factor. Screlchtd -PIY Tribute. U EHcta • 4·Fulherlool & J. a.ran "oad, Paid S4?.00 Mldceys Sun Flower !Banks I Amber ~ CClt rlsMI Ollc P•t Go IKnl9htl Miu Blue Pacific IW•t-.onl Bar Deane (Morris) Soagle Puu (NJcod(omus I Ruby ~la (Ward) M$ Alamllos Bar !Carodoza) Miu Aew•rd Bar CTreasurel EIGttTH RACE 11/16 milts 3 ~ar EIGHTH llACE -JSO yards l '('f'clr olds. StakH. Purse S20,000 add@d lA olds & up. Cl•lmlrtg Purse $2300. Bru Stekes/secotMI diY1sion Oelml1111 C>fke '3000. 81g0t,1iny .~.Top Tex (Ul)l'l•m) (Hawley I 10 lO • 80 3.60 Chic Gold Bar CMytesl 171 117 177 ,,. 8tndi1"9 Away CPinca.. Jr.) 3.40 2.40 Bid Who I Brooks> ---·•Pit« CMeN) lAO WlstWillie (l(nl9h1) Time -1 . .n•tS. Fly Bar Too CNicodemusl AIR> ran -If You·re Luclly. Carn Senorita Kristy IRicntrdsl 8.ly, Powwr S1><1rk. Sir Band I Dreyer I 121 117 111 117 11~ NOS<ral<hH. l.Ark'N Folly (Adair I NINTH "ACE -11 116 mlltt. 3 year olds & up. Cl•lmlno. Purse ssooo l<~C.p I Hawley I 17 .60 1 80 6 80 Ruh Mantle (SllO•m•ker I s.eo S 20 1..to11 IHowerdl 1uo Tlme-1.443/S. Also ran -Grilled, Lecasto, Ner· reno, Lucky Batdwln, Tllu,ler 11. Peel &ox, Fleet Centurion, Cours1ncf s Bc>y. Scr•lched -IWJnttV Game, Pl'ofi· cient. JS IHcta, •tee Cap & 7·Rllh Me~ tit, Paid $237 .00. Qlarm Gain (Harl) Moon Flyer IBanllsl NINTH RACE -•OO yards J yr., olds & up. Claimlno.· Purse S1'100 Ctalmlno price SlOOO. Frwwey Rocket IClerlssel Scooby Oooby Do CW11rd 1 Klno Rapid (Cardoza) Fre91 Wir>d (Adair I Victory Chant (Lipham) George Is Thr~e CNltodemusl Ltouna """°"(Welker) RoyelTopBar (Dreyer) Kiply's Moow (Myles I Run Moon Aun I Harl) 11'1 119 m 119 119 Ins Al Results ~W.lll"""'•Y Scratch~d -Charmer Saft, CMer, Traclll ,.HI W.ndaWJ1ch, Win N Copy. F lltST "ACE -3SO yards. l yur olds Cl•lmlno Purse Sl900. SIXTH RACE -JSO ¥ards l ~ar Oand'f• St•r (Ad•lrl 6 70 3 10 2 80 Oldunc:I up. Clalmlno. Purs~ u100. LlllleAbovt IClerlnel 3.60 2 80 Romeo Strip (Walker> 9 lO s 10 s oo MIOfllY Lovin ICreeQerl ~ocklng Deck IR1c11arc1s1 9.60 ~ 60 Time -t9 20 Rockets Bar Reed >Cardoza> 9 '° Also rtn -Erie's Gold. Jet Deck T•me -11.te Red. DMdeck, Three Oii's M<Cue S<ratcMd-l(inoVanta l<eyel, Terry Gin, Royal Lucky Siar. -- Scratc.he<I -Go Lillle Sis. Dixie u Encta t.R~ Strip a"d • El Toro, Chunna ban, Sir Quet "oclil119Dtcll,pa1dU20.SO. 8tHktr. S•CONO RACE -'00 yards. 7 YHr old maidens Purse SI 700. Ferni• Pf'idt (OtrlsMI UO 3.00 2.60 Don's Go Man ICt,eaoer> 13.80 7.•0 Bootch Kauldy I Brooks) 3.20 Tlmt -20.S7 Also ran -Polished Jet. Sh.lw Ice, Hll Brother, Lady Bu9's Gal, Ola1T11iPPle, Traolc End, Btal Goes on. Scratched -Rene's Man. S.r Rockett, Lott OI Diamonds, Toro Sea. THlltD ltACI -170 yards. 3 VMr OldS and uP. Clelmlno. P11rse s 1900. LHAmlgo IC.fdott) 9.60 S 20 3.20 ColMOrl 0.ck (Myltsl •.OO 3 20 &old Tornado (~Ill 3.60 Tlmt-46.)9 No scratches. POURTH ltACI -:tso 'l'•rd$, 2 year olds. Allowance. Pllrtt \1900. Olclttys~ ccaraw•> k ips Soll <Creager> SurelyTru (M'tleSI Tlme -11.00. •.40 2.40 u o i..oo • oo 7.40 "'"" ltAC~ -4'11 yards. :t YNr olds. Allowance. Pllrs• UJOO. I Ctn Go 18.mtl) 6,00 4.00 3.00 AnotherA11c1 .. 1 ILlflfl•ml 7 oo •.80 HI Temp <Wat.on) t.20 Tlme-22.12 SEVENTH ltACE -JSO yards 3 Y••r olcls a n d up lnv1~11 tlonal. Purse s1i,ooo. Tiit Auld l..tng Syne. Native Emprns CTrN surel S.40 3.80 "180 Chicory Moon ILlphaml 8.00 • •o Wllnta Go (C•rdo1a I 3 00 Time -11.16 No scratch•s llGHTH RACE -440 yarcls. 3 ~ar • old'S & up. Clalmlno. Purse Sl700. Moonrlllo CN1<odemusl 21.60 U.IO 180 Pllul S<;erlett (TtHsure) J0.00 11 oo Joyoo.is Valentine <Banks) 4 oo Tlmtt -t2.•t. - S<retclltd -Fleet Bar Dltncly H19'1 Tide\. Alamitos Nors, ldallO Go'. Mldw.y ~nd'y. U Eaact• 9·Moonrlllo a •Pe111 sc.rtett. ~· $1,0U.st. NINTH ltACE -)SO Yllrds. 3 Yffr olds. Oelmlrtg. Purse S ttoO. 8annoriGo CUllhtml • oo l .20 t eo Ton1os 8o Jlnol• Cknl9"fll 11.eo 17 '° Kent Catch Me lGl4!_neyl 6,60 Tlmt-11.03. S<rtt<hed -Time And AO'ln, FNrltss Frenll, Da1¥1y SH BreeJe. SS EUdt S-IHMft 0. & l .. Ttfltos .. Jl ... t ,NltJ16lM. ' . I ........ ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ . ' ...... ForWe r ERltOlS: Ad•-;rtlsers G•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMt.ld CMc" tt.lr ads •• ~!'! .......... !!~~ GeMral 1002 • cleity .cl ,.,..,.. ..... • •••••••••••••••••••••• "°" 1 ...... ct1•tty n.e H DAILY '9LOT as;..~. appy New Year! 'HAPPY HabiUty for the fi"t ht- eotTed iftstrtion onty. 3 VACANT HOMES! NEW YEAR!! PubU1t..r'1 Hoff ce: All r~al estate advertised ln this newspaper Is sub- JCct l? the Federal Fair Hous ing Act o f 1968 which ~ukcs it 1llcgal lo udverltse "any pre· ference, Ii mltatton or discrimination based on race, ~olcir. religion. sex, ~r national ongln, or un intention to make any such preference. h mila- lJon, or d1scriminallon ... This J_lewspapcr will not knowingly ;acrl'pl any adverl1s 1n ~ ror real e_state whu:h 1s in viola- tion of the law. General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' TRl-tEYEL/POOL Huntin gton Beach Pacific S.rnds. Pool llom e by U ca n c Brothers. This lovely 3 bedrm. 3 bath home ol· f~rs eomfort 1n li\'in~. f ormal d 1nin~ room. Large family rm w,wct bar overlooks l/OOI and t er ruccd y<ird. Compl landscpd front lfnd rear. ,Workshop and stor age cabinets in O\'er sncd 2 car garage. Blocks to ocean. Offered at S73.500. ~~~rn 3848 Campus NB 549-8655 GLEN MAR BEAUTY Super sharp 3 hedroom home 111eally lo1·att>cl on Heady tl'or Orcupnncy! All good values! All 2- ,tory ! /\JI better a re as! Wail_ing for you! CaJl £or details ... WE TRY HARDER AT l'Rl HARBOR ~uioe;;AM ·~ SHARP CONDO! Jbr. lbu. On 1 level. bdrm can be used as Cl den. 13xl5 Ln, bll-1ns, near-new crpts & drps, lOx.20 fncd sundeck for pn vacy. garage. 6tt6-3928, eves; 549-1532 Lachenmyer Realtor -. 2 STORY.FAMILY POOL-$26,950! Two story bargain ! J us S:W.950 full pri cc! Lar~c In 1~g rooa:i . VERY lar.gl! fom1ly-d10mg room com· bo! Bril{ht & spa ('ious l\led k1khen·stey-in pan· lry ! Wrought iron stairway lo king size bedrooms. Secluded master wt buill-in vanity. Redwood frneed patio O\ crlook m~ wrought iron l'nrlosed s uper-pool. 1-:ndosL'li gara~e + extra parking. Tl:lke ad\'an- tagr-call now 752-1700. . , · associated BROK.£RS-RtAL TORS '202'> W 'Bolboo Pl-Ji.bl 11.u1ct cul d1· s .H· !-oln.'el HEE:D c;>UtCK SALE Com en1cnl lo !.hOllPin~ and sehoob Newly de· ~our dreams come tr_ue. coraled insid e. I lurry, 1 wo bedroom seaside new lisung. $4!) ooo. cottage WITH ROOM ~O ' G RO W . Located 1n _ 640-6' 61 llAYSllORES. A great s1g, Coe1ts and Wallace community with pri\·ate beaches. T he price has ---------• ~en reduced to $67,500. Call t.:73 H550. HAPPY NEW YEAR!! from HERITAGE REALTORS t •. I [~ ESTA H~w Year's Special Ju!-t listed. :l bedroom ana fami ly, rustic beam ratio, brick B-H·Q and rin~ ring. Super s harp ---------• with lots of extras. Near ---------•new. Asking $57.000. ~lust sell. Call 540-1151. Mesa Verde Lease Your terms. L'' en an op· lion. 4 Bedroom,, ram1ly room. dinmA room. pool. llrcplal·e. All for S575 JX'r mo. Include:. Aardcner and pool service. Call 546-4141 ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. WEST NEWPORT Immediate possession! Cute naulieal hrach t·ol· 1<1gc. 3 llcdrooms. ('Ot.y brick fireplace. Super s un and su rf arcJ . .. <:1?" NV\ PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 675·4060 ____.....~ HES> QUICK SALE ~HERITAGE REALTORS SPANISH VILLA OH THE BAY $39,900 Winding walkway to ~lcgant bayside ltvmg al i fraclion of normal :ost! Adjacent to docks rnd maritime livin~: ::uslom ca rpe t and :!rapes highlight formal Jine~ Gourmt?l sunshine i< i t e h c n. f o r t h c epicurean ! Walls of glass! Sweeping m aslrr bdrm retreat! Windsn~ ~taircasc lo s un terrace! Hed tile roof & Spanish alcoves! Try S3990 fotal down or take over exist- ing loan at S249 per monlh. It's unique and won't last! Harry call 847·6010. onr,1;11 •1~(1,,:N ·~f.i '"<f' l ~•l Your dreams <.-omc true. Two bedroom seaside collage WITH ROOM TO GROW . Loe a t e d in 8AYSHORE5. f\ J(reat community with pn vale ' OPPORTUNITY beaches. The price has knocks often when you been reduced to $67,500. use result-getting Daily Call 673-8550. r· d Ad orrN 1119 .,.s 1L1,11,iM1, ... ,, Pilot Classi 1e · s lo reach the Orange Coast [ ~. -, •m•a•r•k P•e1.· o•ne•64-2-.567-8 -Ill From The Staff OF C.F. COLESWORTHY and COMPANY OMEOFAKIMD T h ere ·~ a home rn 1 Harbor View lltlb that h as been reduced a s~cond lime. ll·s lah get ling a discount on thl! Mona Lisa. Truly one of a kind. Lattice work. gorgeous gardens wlgrccnhou$l'. ::!10' w1<.lc lot and spc('tacular Vll'W Has 4 br, 2 ba. pwllr room, 2 fplcs, library' aull much more. Now only $167,400. COMPANY ltl-:t\1.TOHS SI :'\t ' I·: 1!11 I 673-4400 ~4!'!!!!.~~~.~~ .....••. ~4!'!!::!.~~.~~ .....•. I~!!!.~~~~ .•..••.. rol I 002 G1JMraf t 002 G.....-al I OOZ .................... , .... ~~-················••····· ...................... . Cameo Hiahlanch .. area where tlle Ii v1n • 1i. easy. l"our bedroom hume with c1u:iltty decor, 1n fine cond1l1 on: spacious patio, fruit trees, pri vale bC'at•hcs. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 251S K Coast llwy. LIDO ISLE Like new! Lido Soud 4 BR .• 4 ba. 1 Owner. Custom bayfront. Lawn, patio, jacuzzi ; pier & float.,$325,000 Waterfront, Lido Nord. 6 BR. or 4 BR. & 2 BR. apt. On sandy beach. $285,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J4 I Buy\1d•· 011vt-N B 675 blbl 675-55 I I G I --------1G"9rol 1002 9Mra 1002 OLD C D M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ' ' TRI-LEVEL n :t t"ornl'r with de-ADULTS OMLY ASSUME $37,500 hghtful J -be<.lroom home. One St C do i\JI new copper plumbing ory on 3 Bdrm plus lar~<.> bonus and nc ...., appliances. 20'x30' waifed i.:arden ro111n, culhctJral ce1tmg S68.000. patio. ankle lll'l'P shag m hvmg room, spul'ious 'l Yr warrant) 10L'. carpeting, bnt k wood k1lC:h<'11 u\crlook1ng Call 675-7225 hurnm~ f1n•plal·e Walk lhc1apeulll spj set in to major shopping and p 1 1 ' all' set· I u <.l l' d BEACH TRIPLEX Onlv one dnor lo Ut'al'h Thn'l' furnished units. neul' l'"erythmg JACOBS REAL TY 1;75 6t>70 AT THE BEACH Fantasl1r 3 hdrm & FR s11ht le\'el with the beach ju!.l 4\1 yds aw<n. 0(·el:ln new, lgc rooms: beamed ee1hng & frple . Unly S65.950. 1;u; 7711. Open En::.. Walker Blee Real lstate Boots are Coziest! IJu:. lran-.portal1on b,1rk)ard, l'Xlr:.1 t.irgl' $37 .900 10 •• down C:ALL Kini! Sll.l' .. ma:.tl'r SUl lC K E \' t: 0 N D 0 .... 1th :.unkt·n Homan tub r ·• l,\LI~~;;. 91i2 7788 ""'" ' "63 6767 H=P~~~:~E:R [ ij"f H&ill Starl Ille ne...., )Cal' 111 a gn:a t 11 .irbor V1t•...., Carmcl 3·bcdrnom, farTll · ly room and formal din 1ng ronm \',wanl :vtm·t· ni,:ht m. ~i!).[100. I Yr. .... arranly mt'. ca,l 675'-7225 \.&.U Ui f:OJI • ••H f5f1Ma.U Of' VAlUI \.:\l~l~El' HEAl :rY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. •• t A'.••,f Af(.,\-( l(ITEP~ "L rp Ml~.'JP BAYFROMT I' I' I 1 r I' 1· I I I I I I I l ThurSday, January 1. 1976 DAIL V Pll.OT D !I 1002 Gtwrel 1002 °GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• [~lft&H\ll PATIO JACUZZI C::SELECT :r::l:_ROPERT:J ES HOLIDAY GREETINGS FRO~I ALL OF L'S TO,\LL OF \'OU COATS & WALLACE REALEST~TE IMC. ,,. CO!-.la :\1l',.J OI f111· 1191 Bakl·r. :>.W 4111 ~C\\ port tkach lJt I ll'L' 170 Ne .... µorl Ctr L>r , Suite 100 640·6161 I lunlmgton Beach • Office: ~121 Atlant<1. 962·445.t dr SUBURBIA PARK MODELGPOOL ouR YE AR BAY ANO 'BEACH 675-3000 <'407 C. COAST H WY CORONA OEL. MAA MAYBE YOU WONDER ••• ... who in hi s right mind would buy a house dur111 g the holidays .. uclually, at is s mar.l to shop for a HOME al th1::. timc ... our ~alespeople can give you more pe rsonalized attention .. and SELLERS. who will allow their homes to be s ho wn, arc more MOTIVATED than average .. so. feet free to <"all us HAPPY NEW YEAR! BAY & BEACH REAL TY OUR 26tft YEAR 675-3000 !~~~! .......... !?.~~I ~~~~~! .... ~~ .. !?.~~ ESLEY N. · -. 1\YLOR CO REALTORS since 194 LINDA ISLE-$395,000 Exciting full bay view from lovely 5 BH home with FR. formal DR . 51:? baths . Hi gh ceilings, abw1dant tile and teak. Great storage. Room for 3 boats. 21 t t San Joocpn Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-4910 G~neral I 002 General 1002 ..•...............•.... ············••··•·•·•·· WAtoaTED CLIFFHAVEM ~111the1 ·In 1.1.... tu Ir)\ 1· SunshlOl' indoor' & out L·an•l1 ee I !ol•tlrrn cl1·11 Ch.arm ahuumb 111 th10, Pl'nin:-ulJ 1'o1nl J•'\\1·1 open beam l'ount r ~ pro C:-.l' u:. .i.:ut•-.l twu· ,. "' \ IOl'ldl J lkdroom-.. pool !'>cl'On<I hnnw ~1 A"~~1.1.1. Utkn·ll .it 1 HAL PIMCHIN 'PETE BARRETT H 1-: \l.J'OH~ ~ii!7 t-: Cc1J,,t II .... ' -REALTY-675-4392 612· 5200 675-4060 .._.....,._...,......,,,.__~llllil!llll'lllllli.IClas::.ll:l'd :\ch !'>ell 111.i.: items. !'>mall 1tt•m:-111 Call tH2·5t;78 any 1ll'm 642·567!! Want Ads $©R~N\-~£zr~· That Intriguin g W ord Gam e wdh a Chuckle • ldottd by ClAY ~ POllAN ----- General t002General 1002 .•.....•••.....•..•........................... mac nab I irvine realty FI M ER H.O MES FROM $84,500 TO $850,000 SCRAM-LETS Answers in Classification 7100 , & JACUZZI SPYGLASS OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1-4 :30 P.:\1. #67 M ONTECITO. View! View: View' Ocean, Ha rbor. Catalina. Sunsets & Night Li g hts! Popular Tradewinds Plan--brand new -4 bedrooms. family room + 3-car garage. $179,950. (Pl 1 ~ mac nab I Irvine realty ' __ ;;.;;.__ _________ .,__ cfet clove encircle ::;rcat family home in ve r y desirab l e ncfghborhood. outsland· 1ng location near schools, park, tennis t·ourts.'b1kc l rail and hcat·h. Features .i br, fam rm. !1 2 baths. and charm1ni.: "hidea\llay" rumpus room or den. ltcauli!ul .;wimming pool & jacua1 with Jo'w maintcnann' yard. Unmatdiabll' at 571,500. Pl<'asc phnn~· S46-2Jl3 ror more deta1b. OPlll llt q • <r' 1, ·1111 • ·; DOLL HOUSE + INCOME Corona del Mar -trce-hncd street -supe r location 2 bedrooms fireplace, kitchen w /eating area: PL~S l bedroom unit w ,privatc pat io, 2-car garage. $84.500. :Vlary Lou Marion 642-82.i._5. ( P12 > EASTBLlJFf CHARMER Lovely Lusk 3 bedroom w /familv room. ga m e room (or 4th bcdr.oom > PLU~ :Ox40 pool. An cx- ccpt1onal value at ~8.500 .. Jeanne Newman 642-823.5. <Pl3) NEWPORT COUNTRY SETTING Attractive 3 bedroom. 4 bath home com pl e t e w /ra ised h eart h fire places in family & li ving rooms. de n. formal dining. island kitchen. s un patio & pool. 2900 sq.ft. $149,500 fee. Vic Jashinski 642-8235. (Pl4 ) LINDA ISLE Superb Bayfront! Elegant 4 bedroom w /family room. formnl dining room . bonus room, 4 1:? baths + gourmet kitchen. $325.000. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200. ( p l5) FULL CHA~ VIEW Between Harbor Island & Linda Isle~ Spacious. l·Story 3 bedroom & den home w /huge Jiving room dining room w /open beamed c~l: ings + terrauo fireplace & den w /old world rharm. Pier & slip for 60' boat. $279,500. MarJoric Mahon &14-f'200 . ( p 16 ) 642 .. 215 ,4 ... 200 IOI Dftet Drow 1144 Mtckll'M . PMwsl«t Btp, Calototnla tU.i II , . DAILY PILOT Thursda Janu Hou.ff For SciM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMt"OI I 002 GIMnli t OOZ . ~~!!.~~.~~ ....... ,~:!!.~~.~~ ....... ~!~: !.~~ ~~ ....... ~~~!~ !.~~ -~~~ ...... .]~~!! .~~~ ...... . CoroM ~ M• l OlZ Hwtti*Jlon leach I 040jH.flncJt0tt leach I 040 ----·~----· ................. ._._. ............................. .. ****** Heritage Collection ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---.DELUlE \ -. · ..J.Jave a UnU;~ flew Year! U~l()U ti()MI:§ REAL TORS· 675·6000 2443 East Coast l11ghway. Corona del Mai 1525 Mesa Verde Drive Eas t . Cos ta M es a , 546-5990 A llT Of CU$S Sophis t icate d Big Canyon townhome! .Cobblesto,ne courtyard entry. gas lamp, exquisite decor fe~tw·ing rich wood paneling. b eam s, moldings and parquet floori n g . Two bedroom s. a den , a T.V. s itting room a nd u view of c ity lights a nd ocean sights. Present ed at $142.500. Very upto wn' U,_.l ()UI: ti()MI:§ REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast l-f1ghway, Corona del Mar GeMral I 002 1 General 1002 TOWNHOUSE MO DOWM VA. Super Hunlinh'ton Beach " end unit Townho use at only $39.500. 3 Big bedrooms, 2 b a ths, *""' kltchett and dinlng are a and no common wall. Only steps to po<>I and r e creation. As- sumable 7~% loan with pa yments only ~12 per month inc Jdg. taxes. Firs t lime offe r e d . Coll 546-5880. $55,900 LOVELY 3 y ear old Mesa Verde H o m e . 3 Bedrooms . 2 b a ths w /cathe dral ceil- ings, patio kitc he n and corner lot. Low maintenance yard with lar ge patio and fruit trees. C all us for c omple te d etails . 546-5880. ATTENTION BUILDERS DUPLEX• Excellent 3 BR, 2 Uu ground Cloor owner:-. Ullll w/2 µrt\'. pulios & lux unows master s uite PLUS 2 8K Rental w. llu Kt' ilatlo deck IOTH w ith w ood buro111 ~ fireplaces. vaulted wood beam cc1hngs und ~upet So -or llwy locut111n $1 15.000 J<'oc . l'a ll 6"14·7211 ~Nlf1t:.L llAILEY & ASSOCIATES By owner. $58,500. So of Hwy, sm. older 4 Br. 2 ba Prine only. 675·3613. RARE ~BR DUPLEX Colonial New fllgtand (;I0-1c to tht-1 :surf 'o 11cu ! CHOICi LOCATION Ebt Ot t-llk e gro und~ $53,250 Hoom aulon.• ln:.1dc' En 4 Bedroom. 2 Hath home lry hall,5bedroom:.-,pool 1n nice area . Slone Lubic MIA'<1 lully-fm, firepla ce. big master ::.t:parate rormo.I d ing bedroom. pool table. and room 3 baths. Ma sive lots or extns. Olos-c lo f1repluc · rnver1nK both sthool:s und !recwuy. Our noorsl Owner daaspc.ralc, be¥l buy. Call lo sc1:. nt.'\'lb qu1t·k sulc, submit 536-8836. • uny & all offm. UKR , -~-, TiiaELL ~ '· · JI. "~ f in Callfonda .. BIG-VACANT *WALK* I 2 Story TO THE BEACH ' N1.·w p:unt Ill und out. Fr'om th1s beuutiful 3 Br. l"orrna l !am1ly r m & din· 2 Ba home. Big Country mg r m BBQ & co,ered kitchen. bn ck fire place . pa.l10 a r ea Very low built-m BBQ, 5 years old p111;-ed at only $58.500. & bt>s t o r all is the 1 20671 Ttll<'r C1rcl('. Won't bargam pnce of $45,900 SO. OF BAYSIDE last'' \\'orlll lteul Eslale Start lhe New Year rn with a 3 HR, 2 BA rental 55G·77i7 your new hom~. O n ly 11:: Yt'<H S .old . 839·1710 Fealunng beam cc11tngs, HEX J. HODGES natural wood and bmk ON THE BLUFF Ht-.:ALTY textures and perfect • ---- GeMraf 1002~..wral 1002 W ESL EY N . TAYLOR CO. LIVE IM THIS HICE 2 bedroom home while y ou bui Id your units on the R-4 lot. Room for pool t a ble in large converte d family r oom. Walk in c losets, paneling, gas bltins a nd cover ed p a tio e nhance this property. Don't d e l ay on this . Only $40,500. Call 546-5880 location. Call 644·7211. View· View· View Irvine I 044 $46,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......•.••..........•.. ··•·•••················ VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 . 2QO 7 E t;OAST M l/VY CORONA D E L MAR PRIDEOf\,oWNERSHIP REALTORS sim:c 1946 HARBOR VIEW HILLS SAUSALITO C all u s tod~y to sec "pe rfection plus" in m ost po pulu r Lusk 3 BR. FR home. New r a n ge & ovens. Bea utiful ! 2 I I I San Joaquin Hills Road NOW VACANT ~PYGLASS HILL 4 UH. 2 Ba. fa m·rm, d ln·rm, pool. jacuZ?.1 & office. Sl75,000. By ow ner. 640-1751 2 hedroonis. 2 baths Con·jTURTLEROCK President domtr\1um. J<'1replacc. Home. 3-BR. 2·ba, family ram1l y room. lilc entry room, lovely enclosed Custom t•arpcling a nd <·ou1tyard. $81.500. • d r apl•s . Ocrnruto r 's *BOND REALTY * wa llpaper throug hout . 831-9411 Scparnlc laundry room --,--- Two cnl'los<'d patios. one lrvlll· •Townhouse tustom bricked. 2 car "" .. will s ho w whe n you own this ho m e o f dis tinction. The o wne rs, a bui Ide r o f s ome r e nown. & t he wife. <Jn inte rior dc - Sif:!ne r who h as won th e c qui v alc nt to an OSCAR. h ave rollaboratcd in creatin g NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-4910 OWNER TRAHSFERRB> -mus t have fas t sale. P o pula r C amelot mode l. 4 Bedrm wit~. large family room. living room, formal dining room and kitc he n e a ting area. Pic ture perfect c ondition. Great locatiOft. As king $67,600. Call 54().1 I~ I. j!arn~c. elect nl' door 3 BR. 2 Ba. looks like Costa MHa I 024 opener. swimming pool model home. $59,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,1roun d th e cor nf'r SOUTHCOAST General I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Family Retreat this "Drea m flo m e '' w ith ever y ASSUMABLE ELDUMPO ...aEW YEAR'S SPECIAL p ract ical inno\'ation tonce i\'able. T his HORSES-BEACH ....,. Room For exciting 5 bdrm . 5 ha th h o m e. is local· FHA LOAN Ill' 111"' du"'n and uirt)' JUST LISTED 3 bedroom and family, Boat, Camper d h b I h · & I This Im t•h 1 tulrnl . :! Looi-.!> llkt-a home " bcre rus tic bca m p a tio. brick BBQ and fir e U11!. bcaul1Cul 2 :.tor) ' C' o nt C ay.c:omp et1.:w1t pier s tp. 11•1111 ,1.,\111111 11 .. 11,ht' thl· h11f1Jlo roamed' A S h I f On a gorgeous. pn\itte Th b v. · • ,.. r-ing . upe r s a rp with ots o e xtras. e p a n oramic a~· lX ocran v iew 1s honw 1, lll''lll'd 011 .1 11.111tl) t11J11 ·s paradise corner lot. F<1ncy .... 111tc cons ider a bly g reater tha n 180 degrees . I quil·t l Ill 1h ,.,,H. on ,, 1•.11nt and prullt ' .\long. He-or new. /\s k in g $57 ,000. M ust sell. Call britk f1rcplacl'. birch The nig qt lig h ts a r c spectacula r ~ ..:1.1nt lot 111th !i k1111b 111 "1mllng l'Ounlry lanl', 54().1151. cabmNs Big bonus room Ple a se call us for upp'l. tru11 tn·l ..... grapl':-.or1tl !-.hJdcd beneath an um· tor all your part1c~. hl.'rl'IL'~ .• inti a largl' ltrl•lla of lo"'cnng tn.'~s .._.EWPORT BEACH St.>n :.ational c hef!.. BAY & BEACH REALTY gar<kn an•a Wnlk to ll•Clds lo this r us t 1t· 1""'1111 kitchen. llcst location! OUR 26th YEAR 675•3000 :-hoppin~an<I M·huols too. h1dl'a\\c1y. Big wooden 3 ONE BLOCK FROM THE IAY -on Lido UKR . $54.~50, c all J a cull.I & Sauna IMVESTMEMT BY OWNER 549-08_!~ ~~-4203 18~24 A.BAHDOHEO 2 STY MaDlewood Ln lll.:NTlNGTON BEACll OI f ~lh:). down Chapel l.anl· bctwt•cn Bt!ach Blvd & M agnoli<t 9G8·42'JJ Hare 2 Br Bc.t u ly ~duded 3"· yr old. t'Ul d·S<ll' S4ti,500 581·2306 own SPAMfSH + 2 PATIOS MEED OCCUPANCY? acanl & waiting! Mon· 111 fast and decorate vour heart out' CLEAN & NEW' Spanish firl.'placl' Cathedral beamed ceil· ings. Bright as spring all tiled kitche n. Gigantic "riesta" family room. _________ , Wind in"g s tai rcase lo •-ll!!!!l-111'!!!!!!!9--1111!!!!!!!!!!!'111!!!!!!!1'1!!!"!!11!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!'!!! l'll~nt' ot room tnr a pool ltdrm r;11whcr PLUS a I s la nd . Supe r s harp 3 bedroom a nd den 540-1720 -. - --~l!.1,SIKI :-1•p;.m1tc :t bd rm guc!>l IElL rnltJi:!l' 011 1 ~acre ~ Walk with 4 baths . Hiqhty upcJroded and new on TAR PRETTIEST General I 002 General I 002 ! to beadi! 3 corrals & the m a rke t. C all for a ppointment to see. . ...••••.......•.••..•.. ·•.····················· Ip 'Quail ~ L.ll'k room' Shon· I' cm Offe red at $129.500. Call 540-115 I. On The Block (~ueen of Spain hideaway suite. Super size walk-in closet. Private Spanish brick patio PLUS large backyard patio! Low maintenance. Try $6100 down for tnstant home• Sharp.don't hesitate-call Lodav 752·1700. 3 BEDROOM + "SEASIDE CHALET" ~ Place , out.. paint \•m 111>. and _ j ~·#!_in Col~f~rnia" And it·s a \'cry nice block r h1s home ha" il all L·p i1·tn·at h •\\ s t,•p-. 111 7S2-1920 ( !>l.ttt .1 i Heel dirt HERITAGE . $32 900 VA :.t1g1ou!' a rea! :1 huge FAMILY ROOM Summt•rt;me be111·h l Prapertie-s ~.u11 .'e}ot,~0~1~·:.l•lr .an ~ too'l.otated m mostpre- ).!ra d c d lhtou l!houl . 11,·c.rn T11t.d pn.1 .11·~ I 14oo ouA1LSl NIWPOUllACH l d1~·a1:"~1ch Sl'l'':'1S onl~. 1 1 • bedrooms. 2 baths. !..Un pnm(' llunttng'ton Bl'Jt h l \\Ith lt1).!11 \\Jib ,\ l1.1rne . nght l .tll 817 li(Jlll rm REALTORS 13·Bedroom ltomL· on H 2 ken Homan 8 ath.'lormal lut•:.ition . ftrl•pl .H·c 1n ,t~hng lluu:-l' or i.:lass GEST BUY IN mon·deta1ls ' ~ lot "1t h room lor addi· dining + private atrium t.1m1l.v room Ju!..l list1•ll Indoor J.!Jrdcn alnum I TURTLEROCI( HILLS ' '· · ' ' -tional unit or boat & off muster su1lc Walk to 11 ·' [ ® ~ lra1ll•r :-tor.lgl· Favora .. ~ h 1 II .it only s:r.,!l;,(1 ll \.\.Oil t OJuL•d \\1th Lroµ1t'Jl Spal'lllU:O. 4 IX'drnom t·n· I bl u.:ach. lenm!., anc ba I.1st tal-.L' .uh ant,tJ.!\' lk' p!Jnl:-&. fl'rns Hu ).!gccl Lt•rta111ment ho mt• \\1th --l' fmanung a\ .ulal..tlc. courts. Completely up· first to l'<lll lor .1 µµ1 to IH.1111 1,•ll11t J.!'i 1n all ,,ilk) Jnd night light General 1002 Gen~ral 1002 andwithupnlc t his low j!radt•d for most dis · 'l'l' 9G3t.7t:7 1011111s l.111.: burnin g \ll'". man) unique ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ou hl•ttl·r all no\\ c·nmmatlng bu}cr Stl·al t 1rl'pl.1tt• Windin g l·u. ... tom fr.1tun·-.. ~, aln' -----------------• ·--------·1 CALL SS6-<!660 this last, 1t won't lust at I !-.l.11n:a ~c to balcony tennis and !-.\1..im l'luh MESA NORTH EASTSIO[ / HEAR HEW c;::, SELECT SW.700. Call landtn~ l'n \'a tc sundeck plus \'our o"'npool Price I llunltngton Bcach 4·ple~ T'PROPERTIES tmJi t e rr.ic·c olf massl\c JUSl .Sll7000 whlchtn· 1 Ucdroom.2baths,fplc. TOWHH 4 blocks rrom beach. ------ii _ mJ.'>tcr suite + 2 more l'I u d C' ~ • 1 and C ..i II L'O m pl etc c a r pe l1 n g OU SES Always rented ' Priced at -S36.0001'u ll Pnce . _' '· , .' I bedrooms. One. bedroom 1;;:1.1<5.'111 thruuut D~apes. Bltns. COLON IAL STY LE 2 $140,000. Must sell lrJ? 3br ranch • - - ESTATE RS dO"'ll~tairs could be dL·n . · ' • IH11L• )!ar CO\t•red pall<?· bed rm w 1 l h b r 1 ck ~ Formal dtnln).: orr hrtl'k [ ® ~ \II Ill \'Cry good _condl· f1replatc. formal dining, . 0 Ml' PEEHSB hi ouse. Assum(· ti'' FlllA ~·.in lw <1c1•11m m.o<latrri in cku>nll·d kitchen Coun· : I ,1 . ) . 111111. HcdUl'l'd to $46,000. large bed rm s. b 1 t n!-1' o an. pa Y m n t s on Y • lite c;upe&r lgl•<• IJ<l lll1n th1"1 trv ,,;llO l'lus Olvrnf'H' 'I • • RoyMcCardle pa tio & 1 '2 yrs new. Sl42,mo.Call5403666. POOL TABLE 1inmal· 11 ea ,. 1ll'alc•1 · · "" ; 1 • ' ' I' · 1 • · l)om(' Wllh 11)\l -,1,. tl('l'IH' s\\1mmm.g pool & 1l'nn1~ '. Realtor 1810Hewport rime ocatwn nl•ar 3148 Campus NB 549·8655 t \.\ h l 1 t 1 • shopping <.1nd bus l tne~. ~ fa s tidious ... ;rikns . l'our :-. a n:or<' c-1111 r I cnsla Mesa 548-7729 Onl~ JU',· "··)\"n. I ... \OU a~i.. tor? Call tuda r V\ ' tlm. bram llC\\ 1i-;1111g ii.I·• r .r · $39,500-$44,700 \\Ith GI (('rm<; ~hould go --:~ "·, .. I •• I . MESA VERDE o...a THE BLUFF Ca ll546·1140evcs. 1rnmcd. lilG jjJl Open [® I C Cl b 1""'1111 li11 Newpott II. ":"cs ountrv U View-~ View. View 64C7J.ta 8 "~ll fkauurul ·I ~id rm . ~ '~ o• ;1111 . . ba th plus d~. formal $46,500 ------uin1n l! roo al'l·hrrl. :! lwdrooms. 2 baths Con· ANYTIME I licJmt·tl entl'I ·11nm<.·nt domin1u m . F irl.'place. BIKE TO BEACH area :.urroundmg pool ram1ly room. tile enlry.• --------• Balboa Peninsula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 PRICES Collage. Balboa $55,000 Du pk:-.. Newport S87 .650 Ouplcx. Balboa $105.000 UuplcxLf.'kwport $1 ~~()() Duplex. Balb<>a Sl 18.600 FIXER UPPER I" 1th ~1d.£• patio and t'u!..tom carpc ttng and 11'-·a l i•<l ·pool . huge tiall'<ot\\. \!:.to' '<'-'tra!> drapl':-. ll l'cor a t o r 's pJnl•ll·1I fam tl\ room . · ' · ~. I h h •'I()() Sq ft tu ... 111m hom1· · 1 • Lomt• 'l'l''. t:u,ro.,;1rc lor wa lpapl'r t rcrug out. ABANOOHED 4 BR Tnpl:1"2s~~·port ~ s· · (.'I l (' 1r I n l. " l. '1 r P L' 1 n g · .;:-u "'IU !-.np·,rat<• 1 ·1u11dr\' room '!1 ·an ~·mrn 1' •0 dr.IJH'rll''-· hutlt1n-; "'"·"' · ... " ' · · ours<• I 11111 L·ho1rl' I Edi!>nn lligh Sdiool 1)1..,. T"'o cnl'lu~e<l patio:.. one 2 ST't'-BEACH J\larshall Realty 675·4600 $54, 900 Capistrano Beach I 0 18 OWNER ANXIOUS 4 + 2 +FAMILY DIME Immediate possession can be yours! Extensive used brick accentuates this country style home Every woman's dream kitchen with a ll t he wire s a\' e r con ' l' n i en <'-c i; ~I a m m o t h h r 1 c k fin•place 1''1 ,.e kin1Z ~1ied bcdi:ooms, with massive $50 We'll Sell Your House in 60 Days At Fair Market Value, Or Pay For The Privileqe! RB> CARPEf' Hamilton al Uushurd 962-55 1 I '' ~. rt). f ' 1 ''' r H 'J f THE REAL ESTATE RS GAME ROOM ~You 0 \'C' a lways wanted for pool, t v. & etc. Also. 3 br 2 ba . C HOI C E W CATION. S64,500. LE RAISOR REALTY 452.1Ca mpus Ur, lrvint' Campus VaJley Shop Ctr CALL 833-8600 POOL WITHIN STEPS PARKSIDE BEAUTY. 3 Brs. den. family kitchen. easy care yard w/lots or upgrading. It 's below $60.000. LE RAISOR · REALTY 11('(1\llln o" rtl'I Jl\'1~U!> tnl·l 10 .. dtt\\ II s I~> ~IOU. I! IQ ., ~ t·uqnm bricked. 2 car \l ak1· o rf1·r HKH ,.\LI n.·..,.--.. ., Ual gJragt• ell'rt ric door t92-e&i3 I'-"' · ""~ 110 " Place opener. s w1mm111g pool -• KEY p t • ,1round the co rner. Ftnd what you "'ant tnl raper llPS J;11•ua1 & Sauna. For mal e ntry to spacious !"9"••••••••••••••••••• h\'ing room. Formal dm "'Mew Home 5531900 ing room 1s com en1cntlv served from huge ~arden Just completed beautirul view kitchen SLIDING 3 br, 2 b3'_ fireplace, WALL OF GLJ\SS leads larl-(e lot w/huge trees. to covered terr~c·c and 1 ~5-100 down. Open Sal & ra m blin"J~ grou n ds 1 Sunllto5 27101 Dolores . Drama t ic s tair:-t o 1 Wc s t l..ta y ll o me s . hidca\\ay ma!<tll'r suite & ' 4~·3431. mas t er sui te . Enter· ---------taincr's covered patio .t523 Campus Dr .. lrvtnt> Campus Valley Shop Ctr CALL 833-8600 Daily Pilot Class1f1eds. I _REALTORS fi _ 1400 ouA~Lss~-~~~'!ou lllACH BY OWNER Assume low ml(•resl V l\ loan. ~lier':. loss -your gain al $49,950. Full pnce. Call now 646·7171 r--------- SUPERB LIVING TURTLE ROCK Generol t002Getteral 1002 GeMral 1002 ............................................... ...................... . ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Se<Mon ~ (}reelin'}~ ~rom ~ i We and au< c1;e~: h~v~;~~~o<~~,~~1 @ ~ sellers happy with the.new homes and invec;tments. lnveslor', $.~ happy and even wondrous over the realization that they con build their estates. nesteggs, or fortunes foster with real ~~ (i00 estate than with their wages while not o nlv beating. but Pvcn . prof ting from inflation f L-loq f-•d lo fenloq Y'"' this ~ ~ comincj yecr • . . ~~ W Don Berma n Pat Kent ~ ~ Manny Altma n Bt>b K ocis ko ~ Joe ·A peck He len Kotob '- Bea Arnold • De nnis M c Bride ~< .Jack Blanchard Lois M c Millan 0 Carol Brokopp Murie l Me ad ~ €0 F'ern Cha ndle r Lou Mea dows !?o • Ma rk Cohe n Sally Mue lle r v- Dcnnese Cole Mike M u N"ay ~ Jerry Cook Lowe ll Phipps ~ Harry Cowan Bunnie P orte r 0 0 Mary Jean C r a w ford G e neva R yan ~ Marjorie Das tru1> Bob Scott ~: Sydney· Ellenber~ Cliff Sha rp ci.;; Andrew Fos t e r Ruth Stubb~ ;. Madge Foster Lee Totte n 'JI Peggy French · Kathy-Tracy ~ • ...., Dick Fox Joanie Tross e n ~: Dick Green Ken Warden John Hassell Ted Wehe Doug Hockett Beverly White ~ Louise Hosteller Jack Yaccarino 0 i • an=!~ m':::! ! ' ~• Pr'a,..-ti•• ProplH"ti•• ~ 7J1•1920 7S2•19,0 ,.00 ~L fl Hl~l tlACH "00 OVAii ~f HIWl'OIJ HACH ~~~~~~·~~~~~ \ 18724 MaDlewood Ln lllJ~T1NGTON Bl::ACll 1>11 Ellis. down Cha pel Lane hct"'t>e n Heach Blvd & :\la~noha 968·'1293 Balboa Island Mini View . ireul Spanish Duplex ·,;3 lll·droom s. hriek l irt•placc~. a nkll' d eep ,h a i: c a rp eti ng . Cathedral beamed ceil· 1n1?. 20 loot patio balcon). Ownl'r will help finance. <.;Al .L 962· 77ij8 ~ KEY < I REAL TOP.S A c hild r e n 's . quarle r s. B\ owner . 2 Br 2 Ba 2 car own<'r a nxious . Mus t Har.lg fncdb~ck yd&lg sa.cnf1ce! Hurry! <.:all patw. S42.500 496·0308 963·7881. eves 34546 Calla Portola ()i-'(f1 '1'f 9 •1f\l1/\i , j '· ,, ['-®·~· -=-=--~ Corona del Mar ••••••••••••••••••••••• QUAINT DUPLEX South of Hwy. 1022 The kind of p roperty buyers search our town for. Quaint. cute. cha rm· In~. unique (oops' 1, a nd a dorable. With bea m ceilings. knotty p ine walls. wood burning frplc and a sunny patio. ri~hl around the corner from Carnal1o n Pa rk. SSG.000. Call 644·7211 t lf I •t fl C'j • • ~ 0 1 1 J ff f,. ~ : I : ~ ; : ! h' •:I I : . . VACANT WESTSIDE Don·t miss this onc·4/RR home with huge family room wropcn beam ceil· 1ng a nd brick frplc . Needs s ome T LC-Al I terms. S38 ,900. <.:ALL Prestige Homes. 6'15·6646 You may be JUSt right for this M·Verde home 4Br,28a, OR/Den & Bar Large Woodsy Lot 2810 Serang Pl 557-11S49 Owner S63.500 Open 12/29·1 /~ Call ('ienerol 1002 Getteral 1002 .i Br 2 Ba. frpk . lmmac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• eta· Nr. S. Coast Plaza. By ,, Owne r . VA Assum . rn t ' Prine. Only. 545.3003 "4tul S"""4 ~LJ3 Dano Point--I 026 , " .,,.,., LIDO SANDS •••• •••••• • •• • • ••••••. • ' Well kept 3+ Den home 2 B R C o n d o • 644-7270 w /bea utiful cove red Ocean/Sunset Vu. Ten· Lunai ringed with col· nis. Pool. $44 ,9~0. By orful flowers & greenery. 0 wn er. 714 ·833 ·4669 Only 144 paces from a Wkd ys, 714 •496·8 174 sandy beach &· short Wknds, -Real Estate by MCVAY HO DEPOSIT- ·MORETURH! A small deposit & the re- turn on your invesl mcnt will astonisli you. Sharp Condominium with DR. frplc. 2 car gar. Only $34 ,000! 968·44 56 A MUST SEE For only $36,900 buys J TERRACE Lots of glass. wallpaper. air conditioning and purifier. A beautiful J bdrm., 3 bath home with 2 fireplaces, spacious fa mily room . lots or c loset s, utility, 3·ear garage and a terrific view $119.500. 552-7500 red hill realty large 1 bedroom. J'~ I~~~~~~~~~ baths. Most li ving space 11-.·-------· you can buy for lhe 1- Pl.AM AHEAD Terrific investment pro- perty in Turtle Rock. 2 Large Bdrms, 2 Bath and a delightful den. It's Up - graded and comes com- money . Bo nus r oom, private den /bedroom combo, h uge b a ths. separate filling room -- bedroom, s parkling new wallpaper and pnini throughout. Lots more extras. Won 't last. lt . 962·4471 r.r: 546·8103 lete with tenant. Don't o v e rlook this one . ,950. incl. land. walk to pool & proposed Foufttain Valley I 034 --------park. Only SC.5,000. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552-7500 red hill 644-7211 quil:k. faclue ~uld buy this Need a realty lovely home. 4 Ur. 1400 sq rt. $49.ooo. 18709 sun J\n Lease Option? ~ tonio St. 968·5319 o r • 642·8584 By Owner. Open Owner will l'OnSldcr one ~~~~~~~~~ HAPPY -HAPPY!! NEW YEAR •John Allard ,,, Joni Baker Liz Dilworth Be vis M e t zler From Jay She pards on Tony Shepardson Barbara Pressen Gloria W e bber and ANN1E!1 r "" IOllll 101 "~'"' .. OO tll « U• •llf rot f rr 1111 H rutt A#tfl•ll ,. "'' • .,,. • .. VIEW IRVIME TERRACI Front row custom home on Dolphin Terrace w/4 BR. s eluded swimming pool. reflect ion pond. n •wly remocJclcd kllcb n and PANORAMIC NJCllT LIGHT, 8AY. OCEAN & l S LANO VI r.ws. $199,SQO. ree Call 64 l-7211 ~N1 r,r t. (}l\ll.l y & l\'i'iLJrlA r f ~ _______ _;._. __ HousoSaitSun l·S on this lovely 5 bedroom. J-• -------· --P '1 bnth home. Close to Lttwno a.ach .... ~. leectl I 040 all schools. shopplng a nd -r-· ~·-., rre~wQyS . Sc(' to ..... • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1041 •••••••••••••~•• .. ••••• r prcciatc. call now!! 'tos:l1c;e:~~~~ lf n!S@i:pmlljF.u!J HOUSE •962-4471lm';646-am For only S29.99S. • Short blks to bch. B1e lot 2Hr. 1 ba . SCOTT REALTY 53G-7S33 I •OPEN HOUSE* 12·S, Sat & Sun 16236 Wayrnrcr 8oautlrully dc<'or o.t cd , The fa11tcat draw ln the ,cualomlzcd lrR fomily West .•. a Dall)' Pilot wal~rt ro nt honu· 2 Clau Uied Ad Phont' f'rplc's. 4 Ur. 4 ba, rile Ml-5678. rm & loft. Lrg botll ~lip. lliirbor Sules, 846·4408, CJaqitied Ada ~ Broku. f GRACIOUS- ... living, Laeuo:l style. with outslMdlng white walc.-r views · in Lower Temple llllls a rea. A Qu1llty, cuslOQl home with 3 bdrn\s .. 3 baths, ~nclcd den. aep. guest suite, + :i soundproor studio as o bonus. Priced right al $139.SOO ~b~ tikD&0017 •lt·HOO ---J. - .. Hwtet For S4lle IMw ,,.,.rtv 2000 Thul9day Janu!IY 1, 1978 OAIL Y PILOT DS (l LI~--\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••'••••••• ~For S. H-.... For S. HMM• For S4lle H-· "For~ ..... -S. Ju. 3wllta JI unlta H ... n U.fw ' t It ..._., Ullfwlli._.. Heu.a UafwllllMcl 1~ •••••••••••••••••••• ••••• _, -C-.la'---I 071 I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l ·~ • • • a ~.· • • • • • • •• •• • ••• • • • • • • •• • ... • • • •••• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WF"'~ 4 units i7 un1U • • • •• • • • ••••-• ... •••• • •••• • •••• • • • •• • • •• • " _,.•-och l041~1eedt 1041 M.wportle It 1069 Ne ....................... 5unlta 40unlta c.teMeM l2Z4 .,..,... l244M.wportlecteh l.26' ,) •••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ac wport leoch t 069 Bv Owner V~ll•oe. S•n "'·-''Lt -"ol•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••.-••• • • Tfi'PLE H ....................... • •••••••••••••• • • •• ••••• )! • ~o dt ""wu11 ,., .. '"" - 1:M ILLS Ju~n Twnhm" • M . 3 1 wlita 51uniU1 Br, fncd yard, cpta, '8£AUT. San Joaquin * * • --- Muslve bnmed cell OR. 2 Bia, 49~ 6345 an. 4 11 units d.rpe, cb.lldok. $18$. Twnhme LarJe z Br. 21,'J SOM ltodriCJM& ings, hQ&c ll(Jno frpl DOVER SHORES Somewlthlow down and 18r.tn.,S,yard$23S. Ba, 2 sly. View of goir 6242 w....,.Awe parquet llr1 • set th~ Excellent opportunity toJ'1rchase SoultaL..-o 1016 prepaid Interest. 2 atory~ br, 1 ~ ba, dbl course & lake. $550. IL-6d •-L. :scene for tbU. exquisite ....................... gar, cpts drps $275. :547·7°'4 ..--t_,.oe -•• r'rcnchCountryhornc.14 Archit ecturally design home. OCEAN VILLA w/gueat • 3Br.rnedyd,gar$2SO Youarcthewinnerot ? 1-'rcnch doors OJ>C'n to 1m January lS, this home will be listed. apt. f\111 of charm & jW1t I'· jQuall l OMlftNDHS Uruv Pk Terrace 2 Br, 2. tickets to lbe unusua!IY lgc brick Contemporary 4 BR, 4 Ba, redwood & refurbished. Walk to Plac• A~ Ba. twnhse, dbl gar, Sports, Vocaffon patio with mu.inlflc~nt glass vie w home on GALAXY OR. rinvate beach. Seller will Proptlrt... frplc$375~·'1896 & Rec~lot1GI white water v&ewll . A Q li •-d t t R J l . thi lnunee. Sl061 000. 7S2•tHO PRIME AREA DEERFLELD Patio home V ... lde S.how ~uurmot kitchen with ua ty N IS me JVC. ea va ue m s !lilii 1-11 MOO OUAILU HIW"°4ll MACM 2 Br. 2 ba, new decor. at the c very am"' o i 1 y . 11 comfortable, well planned home for -~ 1 • •• __ .,. _ $315. Gardener/Wtr pd. '551~~~ Ba, Crpk::1115 ANAJlelM bdrm!!., 2 ~~ baths &den, N QR INS prestige living apd entertaining. OWNH'S HOME Adults,nopeta.bi3·6372 CONVENTION complete ttlc setting. R E A L T Y ~i::s 000 + S.U ... ITS UNIV. PK. lmma.c. 3 nr. 2 CENTER $l39,soo """' • · " Excef!ional 3 hr 2 ba 64669ooor6444684 Owne WO tduk•tocl""t · • ' b¥, lo•ded w/xtnas, fp. Jan.3'hruJan.lt TUR ..... IC.D ... SSOC. --r u .. ~ xlnt oc. $37S mo. Refs re· A/C bit d • "-~ Ai fw al I ZOO escrow o ~ .. E La de • ns, gar r oonr, Call 642·S678, ext. 333 lo~ lLOSN. C"''Hwy, 1 .. alJ'unn CNOCl9 1 • · n 81 1 q'd. 540·1M2 M6·9460 • etc ele Prof lndscpd ... ~ ~ • .. o•ll!!lli.I HOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• U.Olls by December 31. • • . • . • 'cl;sun your Ucketa. 494-1177 r...,. • le h 1069 A.thntion S rts Includes 3-bdrrn, 2 bath Back Bay Condo. 48r, 11rdnr provd d $425 mo. * * * ----1455 Mormnf(side Ortve Newport leoch I 069 l'Wwport ac po ....,. owner's unit. Easy 3ba, n e w cpls, drps, _:968~··::::94::22::,.::e_:ve~s~/.:w.:k.:.:,n~ds~-l---------::--~Ian REAL ES.fATE 900 Gl<"t1nt•yrt• St 404 ~4 7 l )40 {IJIC> STUNNING! Quality & clcgacc an 3 bdrm, 2·''11 ba. \U home w/beams, fplc, pond. tile & wood lhruout ! $76,500. Sunda 1 4 PM ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Seclu ded 160 acres. DO 128 y • HAHBOR VIEWHOMES Ideally IOC;tled for hunt· te rms.Lowdown. paint.$42Smo.492·2796 Culverdale. 3 Br, 2 Ba.NEWCON ·lleve r. * llG CANYON * Portof1'no. 1mmac. 4 Br. 3 ing club. Borders nat'l su· 3 b Community park, pool, 2 Bil, bll!'5· frplc, pool LIVI-: IN LAO UNA * ~~RP.3Br. a,aar. •en-'s $380 mo. 552·,.,,,.,,, West Ct1rf $400 mo. UEACll · w~ have the Elegant living and enter-Ba finished bonus rm & forestry properly in No. II jQua~I F~, pool, FP, Npt Hrbr " '" """" 675 957 rf h r taininginthis2800~q ft . lorl. 9l.500forqwcksale LACo.675-0936 Plac• Hi. s350 • 833·8974 ,· owner ·l pe eel ousc or you; f 1 11 d t d r proessonay ecorae pnnonly640·6341 ,._. ·-1 """1653 LSES600/mo 3·4Br ro m old Laguna at and landscaped 3. bdrm, _ · · """"""'f'CtU1 Propwll9a °""'' · * RENTA.LS * b 0 ~us rm·. 4 b a: mosphere to the best ar formal dining, family BEAUTIFUL Properly 1600 7S2•1t20 Bd. 2 ba, frplc, d bl UN lV1 EHSl'I'Y PARK cpts/drps, pal/ ovrhang, ne w Laguna livina' room. hom e .. Pool . DOVER SHORES ••••••••••••••••••••••• t4000Ua1ut.N1 tHACM garage,$350. 4BRT2H~EBaTE.,rRulr,nA.''E$500 auto spm, klrs, pool/len-$7anld,~ect?11Selm4~.·000. Call Ui> Jac~w. B·~·Q pal. In Can· LOWEST PRICED CPA wishes lo purchase" 673-7146. \ .., 34 " • tast1c selling. 3·car gar •HOMEON approximately DUPLIX 2BR,2Ba. $365/$385 mspnvl g.6'0-0l · w/ elec. openers. Sl95,000 GALAXY DRIVE $500,000 $42,900 Attractive 3br, ram rm, 3 BR, 2 Ba $425 San Juan Iva n Wells atrium, 4 BR. of good In Wes.,,..lster pool, vacant. $395/mo. TURTLE ROCK Capistrano 3278 Commercl.al Property 1st, las.l , $100 cleaning. TERRACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Ba. Marvelous day & 839-1710 n1te view. Pool & jacuzzi. in Laguna Beach, for REX L. HODO ES Agt, 646-3255. 4 BR, 4 Ba. Pool SlCIOO 2 Br & den rec facilitle$, 494-8057 : ~ ~Ian REAL ESTATE •OCEANFRONT• Rare al $199,500. Ry owner. 752-1171 /499·4384. ~CALL NOW {//~ 752-7315 Pnce reduced below np· own long term invest-REALTY 3br, and family. In Mesa DEERFIELD pools, $29C)mo. Adults. .- praisal. 1824 Galaxy Dr. menl. Pnn Only! ---------Verde. $375/mo. Agt, Mk 2 BR, 2'h Ba $350 831-2395 • ~ DONALD M. BIRO , On.ft>\ D"1'ly & Wknds. 1·5. (213) 392·2868 Lag na Bch Older .. unit s , Le ..... ,. 1151 3 BR, 2 Ba. $425 LnnwoaNi-1 1052 Auocia1e1.Reolton ~ .. " u • .. ,or s,.nu· · WALNUTSQUARB BrandNew2Brl'hBa,2_ -~· ~-$159 500 645 8498 •-.--------·~ $70,000. Income $740, 25"/o S h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · · •• EASTSlDE 38R,28a 325 car attac . gar, up NEWPORT SHORES WATERFRONT-W-/S_L_I_P BAL.SOA dn pri n only bmk 3 Br, dbl garage, lg fncd 2 BR, 2 Ba $325 graded crpts. tile, drJ151 A DIAMOND Laguna Niguel. 900 Glenncyrr St. 404 047l ~49 OJIC> -Vu, fplc. warm interior, the choice community lcnccrl rtH.ar yd , great * • p H 1-V A T -E . Clooq~lan, 1":'mat'ulatc 11' n ESTIG IO US, new cond1l1on. 2 b1lrms. custom 3·bedroom home S64.SOO. on poul·s ize lol. on 3 BR (or 2 & de n). in Dill Carroll 640·5560. _67_5·_21_7_2 ______ yd. just dee. S3SO mo. GREENTREE $265mo.493·0209 . 1 move-in cond. Choke Hasting &Co. Realtor BAYfRQNJ lots for sale 2200 lease548·3.561 2 BR. I Bu $340 Joe. nr. 1x>0ls & tennis, ------RanchoSanJoaquin Lux 4 Br 3 Ba 3 car ga·~" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ts dr"" beaut y short walk to ocean. THE BLUFFS 120 feet waterfront pro· Mesa Del Mar., lovely 3 2 BR 2 Ba $550 crp • ,,.,, · S56 000 $53 750 perty zoned com 'l. Suitu· R BR 2 BA. patio, b~t~. 2 en' 2 Ba den $460/$500 Close to bch. $400. C ~YWOOD .RE ... LTY ' · LEVEL -3 LOT h k f 859 P d o ' ' 493.3437 A A DEN ol ble for marine service . . s a e roo • res1 1 • _.....-______ _ 548 1290 + po dock. sport fis hing land· 4 or possibly 5 units. $370. 549·9911 or673·2631 Bd 2 b ls d * · * The fabulous "S" plan! ing, yacht sales, oceano· Area of del!-.lxe apart· . 552-7500 3, ·d :· ~';:: ' rps, \ I Monarch Bay Terra~e. Ma ny fine features . SlJ!l.950 Univ. Park llomc-4Brs FR, 3Ba, Private yard EMERALD BAY Laguna Niguel Really I..se/Sale 644·7770 I\ very special home w1Lh ll!O degree view. over looking Emrrald Ray & Catalina an Lhe d1stc1nre. High cc1hngs & unusual· l} large h\'lng areas g1\e a stately cha rm to this 4 BR Among the fculures are a 20x30' livan~ room with deck & '1ew ler- ral·e. I\ 35xt4' dining & 1 family are a . lo,ely muster suitt•. spac 1ou~ kitchen & breakfas t room with Ol'l'an VICWS, <.ind large undeveloped downstairs with bath & shower for rcl·re11t1on or bedrooms. $196,500. 830-5050 496-4040 ADORABLE "A " FRAME TURNER ASSOC. 1105 N Cst llwy. L;iguna FROM t 494'1177 The Staff Of MONARCH BAY Laguna Ni guel Realty WALK TO.BEACH Perfect for weekends, rental, or permanent re · !>idence. 3 Bedrooms . 2 bath. 2 story \'cry modem kitchen with lol!> or charm. + + + Large protected sundeck com · , plete with wel bar. Great for parties or private sun bathing. Don't miss this one for just $67 ,000. Call now 646-717 l. A \'cry s perial local1on. NEWPORT BEACH Outstancltn~ whitewater l block from the bay on ' '1cw uf trus from this 3 ~~ Lido tsland. Super sharp llH. 2 Ba home. i\13Jl) -3 bedroom and tlen w1Lh 4 h111lf·ins, spacious deck baths. Highly upgraded .ind only a few s teps t•> and new on the market. p11vate 1.Jcach, bea ch Call for appointment to d ub & lenn1~ court:. sec Offered at $1<!9,500. SI 1!1,700. -€all 540· ll51. Red tile roof. Raised graphy base. restaurant me nls . Selling at as · E. Side 3 Br l~ Ba, new ence Y .. garage, portico entry. Step up lo or shops. Price $650,000 sessed value . cpts, close lo schools. lg,e fed h 'i 11 very clean. $.'HS. 586·5478. huge living room-view lo or will consider lease. 646-3928, eves, 548-3561 back y~rd. No lge dogs. Santa Ana 3210 sparkling blue common 642_5200 $350 mo. 963·6739 ask for pool. Comfy gourmet ol Bob. 55'1-1247 Eves: k 1 l ch en . Que~ n size Pete BarreH Re ty bedrooms. Den or exlra Larry Pfister Lovely 3 Br, 2 ba, dbl gar, realty ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br dµplex, cpts, drps, stove. ref rig, yd. $185 bedroom.your choice!1----------1 bltns, frplc, cpts. drps, Decorator wallpaper ~ ---;-~;;-~:-;-;-;-;--~~~~~~~~~~ lge fncd yd, watr pd. RENTA.L$ 2 br duplex, yard, patio. ----------• children dk. S200. Seller has purchased LANDVALUE $350. lsl. 1st, $100 sec. 2 Rr,lba 5375 new home·ANXlOUS1 211·21362ndSt.N.B. MobileholM/ _c_a_ll_6_7_3-48_38_. _____ 1 2Br+dco,lba $52S Take ad \'antai;:e S53. 750 2500 Sq. ft., concrete blk Trtr ''*' 2 300 2 Br. 2 ba $380 3 Br,yard, gar. $245. 3 Br. fncd yd, gar, blln.-, S265 HOMEFINDERS r u 11 pr 1 1.· c ! Ca I I bldg; retail store or of· ••••••••••••••••••··~··Fountain Valley 3234 2 Br. 3 ba NB $1200 todav·752·1700. fice. lot 60x00. Contact l BR trlr. 8x36, small ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2 ba $430·$470 ____ 64_2_990_o __ _ <,..,,,,,,Q. \1,,, . .,1-fl .. ' Mgr. 642-8252 Owner , udultpark.Nopets. r.-:~Co_,a.ort 3Br2lh ba SJ80Super clean 3br, 2ba, bit-[~ •... W~"6i• _c_2_13_>i.i.1_1_.2_12_0 ____ -1 $2,045 548·6173 runw nn 3Br2'h baNB $1500 ins,crpl.'i,drps.SJ.50/mo. .. int is l ovely 3· 4Br,21h ba $325 9634500/963-1786. Or~ County bedroom, and-den home. 4 Br 21h ba CORNER LOT Property 2500 Crpts, drps, refrig. cozy E SOR Weshninster: 3291 OCEAN VIEW 100xl22' on Edinger ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, lrg yard . Near L RAI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... bet ween Broadway & LEMON HEIGHTS beach. $Chools and s hop-REALTY 3 Br, 2 ba, bltns, fn cd yd,., Main. Great commercial Half acre view lot. Will ping. Pride-0f-0wnership dbl gar$325. location. Terms avail. finance part. 559-0160 nbrhood. $425/mo. NO 4523Campus Dr. Irvine 3 Br + den, fnrd yd, 4 BR + famtly • tri·level. Asking only sss.ooo fee. 846·131 l Agt.. Campus Valley Shop Ctr Prestige Nt•wport com· SCOTTRE•LTY Rentals CA.•L833-8600 garage.$335. munity living. Sarrifice. ~ •••••t•••••••··~··••••• 3Br2BaCondo,2cargar. "' ----4 Br. 2 ba. fncd yd, car, 562.500. C<.111G450303. 536·7533 HouHs fournished clubhouse, pool. all f11c1I. LOCJUftG Beach 3248 ~~~: bllns. frplc ss.is. FOR.EST OLSON !NC. Condominiu..,s/Town-••••••••••••••••••••••• $295 mo. Call Ed Quinlan ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEFINDERS --housesforsale 1700 CoronadelMar 3122 213 ·360·3119 or 2G REATRENTALS: 642 . 9900 £o...t SU.._. I S 1 ••••••••••• • •••• •... • • • • •••• ._ •• •.. • • • • • • • • • • • • _1_1_4·_83_1_·064 __ s ____ _ OPg, SAT I ,... · HORTH LAGUNA l'\Jrn. 2 Br. twn~se. W/D, Hwttiftqton leach 3240 3 Br. o~ vu home. high in COftdominiums 51238thStreet 1 2blksloChinaCove. •••••••••••••••••••••••the halls of Laguna. Unfurnished 3425 :-.iEWPORT ISLAND I CONDOS s.ioo 673-8936 Child, pclO.K. $425. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Waterfront. horn~, pier & Whitewater Views· 2 & 3 C Sh 0 nf t Village Real &talc . 3 Br, 2 Ba Condo in Irvine float ; s pic n span 3 bdrm.unitsfrom$54.000. ameo ores cea r~n &;st or locations. _East shag,panelling,aircond. bdrm .. 2 baths: warm & 420 Cypress, North home. w/pool. Pvt.stairs No Agents Fee Nine 3 Sr rondo -Highly children OK, $335 mo .• ; TURNER ASSOC. 1105 N. Cs t Hwy. Laguna 49et.l 177 ~HERITAGE comfortable h o me: Laguna I lobch,3 Br+maid,31h •Yorktown/Bushard upgraded.$400. lease option posslbl~ • kitchen a GOURMET'S Call 675•7225 Ba. Din Rm. Fam Rm, 2 SR, l BA ... $235 . 552-48S3 ,• d e light! Frplc . & SlSOOmo.Owner 673·6036 •Yorktown/Magnolia WM .POWELLR.F:. _ Mew. Year's Resolutions 1 What do you Hke? Wood & Glasll. lots of spare. pri v:i<'y , view. "armlh, atmosphere. o r 1ust the assurance lhut YOUH tastes come first. Let's start with an OpC'n HoUSl'. Turn up thl' hill o r l'ac11tc Coai.t liwy nt .ir the PolLt!cy Sl1ack on to Cress ~t. & fullow the :,tgns to. 132-1 ~lornings1d1· Ur. Hl:l5 Blue bi rd Cu nyon Dr u;:i1 Blucl.11rd Can} on Dr Stop by fo1' MffCl' & \e (' 1[ thcsl.' homl•s arc what ~ou hkt'. Noon t1 I 5PM MAYO CK ( \111 l'Cl llAT I O S LAGUNA BEACH __ 494-21_46_ MA.GNIFICl~T OCEAN VIEW Near new home is local· <'d m very best vil'w area n( Laguna Beach. New luxurious tpts & <!rps .. 3 p.itios, all "/u11thentir ~µanish Tile throu~hout Owner will s ell Vt\ L'bntury 21 556·6901 ( Builders Hew Custom Home Spanish flavor I hru out. Upper Vi ctoria &<lch. 3 I.JR, 2 Ba w/ Dl'n, lge 1rcan ''1c w on quiet ;trcet. Reduced to $89,000. \f\ns & t: ves. 499-2972 SELL idle items with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad..: WECA.N NOT CHANGE YESTERDAY THAT IS QUITE CLEAR MOR BEGIN ON TOMORROW UNTIL IT IS HERE so ALL THAT IS LEFT FOR YOU AND FOR ME IS TO MAKE TODAY AS SWEET AS CAN BE. J1Uiil.'11:11~ We're Here To Serve You Better. &,joy the Good Life! 32:i:!5So. Coast Hwy. 499.4594 493-2513 ission Viejo I 06 7 •••••••••••••••••••••• • • REALTORS s pacious patio. Seller OPEN House Sun. 10.4. 3 BR. 2 BA ... S300 497·1751 497·2370 Townhouse may h elp finance . 3 Br 1 Ba lge yd, 314 •Garfield/Brookhurst 4 Br. House. Avail Jan 1 Unfurnished 3525 $139,000 ' J asmine. 626-0867 or 3 BR, 2 BA ... S32S thru June 31/76. $475 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE BLUFf-~S Balboa Bay Prop. 626-6272 •Warner/Beach 644·8160 10A M·4PM or 3 Br Condo F . V. Sur:iny $58.000! ! ! Realtors Cost M 3 ['•4 •M3 BgR, 21_BA/E .. d.$3501' ger 494·1690 7P:'l1 ·9PM. k1tch_en.sfrplPck. las~~.lilew BR 2 B h * 675-7060 * / a •sa 4 a no ia n of Mile q . • .,.,J1no. ' !gen.t640_·~-~-~-----------' .................... ~.. 3BR, 2 BA ... $310 3br, 2ba. Wh ite water & avail J an 15, 839·6453 or San Clemente 1076 Duplexes/ Bac k Bay l ·Bd. furn. •Bolsa/Brookhursl Is land vu. Pool, FP, nu 963·6767 The Bluffs. Luxurious 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Onits sale 1800 house. Mature adult. $195 3 BR, 2 BA ... $325 carpets & paint inside. n.-_.---U-fu---3-6-0-0 bd, 2 ba Co ndo w / ••••••••••••••••••••••• inclutil.642-1272 • •Bolsa/Bushard 890 Ca n yon View. -..,...exes n rn magnificent \'iew of ba ck Lowest priced ocean view DANA PT DUPLEX L-a •-ach 3148 3 BR, 2 BA ... $345 497·1532 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bay On Caudal $115 ,000. fixer uppers an San -.._-· -•Garfield /Brookhursl -2 BR, l Ba , Cd M, no 644-7654 . Clcm1.•nt e. Two 2 BARGAIN$70,950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR B" ~ .. 35 2Br . charm, nu. dee., childrenorpets.$2,lmo. lied room ho mes for Sparkling clean. 3 years Oceanfront, 2 br house, •M:Fadd!n/ii.;;'khurst mod. kit., patio. 3 blks to 644·6800 <Susie) DUPLEX $60.000. old. Large 3 Br. +2 ba frplc. by week or month. bch & town. No pets $350. -* * units. Decks + patios . 499·43841752·1171. 4 BR, 2 BA ... $350 494.5792 CO~. 3 Ur. 2 ba, ocean vu, Best buy on Peninsula. J ANCHORAGE Buildermustselltocom· . •McFadden/Newland deck, frplc. beam Good for s ummer rental plete exchange. Best buy Pool·<x.ean .view ho me. 4 BR. 2 BA ... S360 !::LEG ANT LIVING ce1rng, cul·de·sa"c, 2 c:ir or owner o cc upancy . INVESTMENTS in Dana Pl. S9300 down. Adults pref d. J~n-June. •McFadden/Springdale MONARCH BAY VILLA gar. P\'l bch prvl'g $450. Large unat "1th built an!> ... ___ (7==14=)==4=9=6=-7=7==1 ::' Westbay Income Homes. S.l95. mo. <l9l·045I, owner. 4 BR. 2 BA ... $345 'New 2 Br B 21~ Ba, Ocean _6_'7_5·_32U_3_. ------ and fireplace. t bock to 34121 Coast Hwy . San Clemente 3176 •Bolsa/Springdale view. balconies. 2 frplcs, ocean. Fee Jami. Owner 342.500-Lo down. 2Rr. Al 496·3431. ....................... 3 BR. 2 BA ... $335 pool. sauna. security, Apat tn...nts Furnished nx·o s S99 500 thru <>Ut. Frpl". hardwd 9634567or 963·1786 leru;eowner644·15l9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a 1 i.u • • • ~ 200 Luxury oceanfront Condo ---. • TRIPLEX nrs. palio. 492-7728 Income.Property 3 Bd. 3 ba, furn. all View 2 Br Den 2 Ba. Nr lalboa P~1nsula 3707 * * •••••••••••••••••••••• amenities. $375. Agt, Walk to bch 2 br duplex, Brh/Twn. $415. Furn.••••••••••••••••••••••• Cozy 2 bedroom front GOLFER'S DREAM C ~1. Tri·plex·3, 2 Br. 1 ba. 492·5151or492.0743_ fncd yd, child/pets ok Bach. Apt. Sl95 494·6930 2 BR furn. Steps to bea<"h. house + two l bedroom 2-bedroom. 2·bath Condo Pvt patios & garages. Walk lo bch 2 br, focd yd, • Now lo July $225. units with views of bay o n l 5 l h fa i r w a Y · XI I) t Io c . S 6 4. 5 O O. Houses Uttfuntlst..d gar. child/pets ok LOCJUfta Niguel 3252 li7J·ti640 __ _ and ocean Great Panoramic ocean view. Owner/Agent. 557·1694, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br condo, frplc, cpls, ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Peninsula lo callon hig hly upgraded. Only 546·9950 2Br. 2ba, cpls, drps, gar. drps,S22C}. 2 Br. 2 b:i. vu hse. frplc, Oceanfront·Win~er, S3:8S Sl25,000. ss7.7so. . . . Adults.smlpel/smlchild HOMEFINDEitS grdnr, pool membrsh'p. mo. 3 Br. 2 ba. pal1~'· NEWPORT BEACH HISLEY REALTORS Multi tenant industrial & OK $225 642.0574 S350 mo. 495.1297_ fr pie, hltns. 414 r .. 492·6643 office bldg, Orange Co. · · 642·9900 -.-.-• • Oceanfront. 213/255·5936 L75-l .c. R4E2AL T5Y35·32L I BEACH HOME Airport Location. f'ran . a Peninsula 3207 DARLING house for rent! M1u1on V1•io 326 7 C ...t-1 Mar 37 22 o o o onh'. 549·1480. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 R 2 b· ••••••••••••••••••••••• orona \ft' ~ r. a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I •YfRO.._.T PLUS 5 P Rl-D E 0 F 0 W N . 2 Br H!r Da: 2 car gar. liv· Call Nan 962·7788 3 nr. 2 ba. drps. crpts. Spacious 1 Br furn. apt. "" " GuestP~nthouse Ing & family rms. Yrly., view l o t. S375 mo. This del:ghtful Lido 5 Hr Need room for Mom & "::RSHI P UN ITS. good lse S365 mo. 673·7197 Lge 3 BR. walk to ocean, 837-8900. ext 17 days Walk lo beach & stores . Home with pier & slap. Dad. student or studio? C:\1 rental area, large lot · · close to schools fam·rm, $250 mo. utal pd. Phon" Jus t r e du c ed from Spa rkling, spacious 2· with enclosed garages. Corona def Mor 3222 frpk, a-Yail. n~w. $400. Charming Seville Garden Son.673-6071 S325,000 to $297,500 Call bedroom. 1'1~·balh home Owner/Bkr. 556·6171. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 963-8083 llme. 3 Bd, <am.rm., A·l . ------3 BR 2 b r I . {'Ond $425 64<1·8067 Outstanding 2 Hr acrMi. tor Appoint ment with huge brark fireplace LIONS EST A. TES · • a, rp c, garage •• .,.,c: 3b 1,,, b d""" -· · · Fas hion Isl.. util pt! • t t d . a rea 414 Fernleaf $400 mo -'· r, ..,... a., .,,... , v · 10 ou s an in,. a Builder/Broker selling ,,.A-0030 ' · · crpls, hlL·ins..F.ncd, gd o...t-...-...•-ach 3269 Ocean /,•lt n u ~· LIDO REALTY :U77 \in l .iclo. ~.R. *673-7300* PLUS beautiful l · ...... ,_.~~·-W lk/B h Pk/Rik F·\ property. 3 To 18 units in area (213 )886·0908. ••• •••• ••••. ••. •••..... a c . . 1 ~~~~~~a:~i;:~n~oev:; prime areas in llunl· Large 2Br +den/family. VIEW end unit twnhse on heat. frplc. WW Cpts, •VACANT• Rcatly for fast mqvc in. 4 lurge bedrooms & coun- try kildlen overlooking ill. \I. AOlf course with 2ti00 sq ft. or la ving area. Don't drop the ball! Get a job with a low.cost U:uly speC1al at only $63.950. 1 ington Beach. New & 2 frplc. all appliances, 3 Br. 2 Ba, fam rm/frplc, lgc grnbelt. 3 Br, 21; ba. W1Dryr. TV. Gar, lsc. CALL492·H21 near new. ~ar, pvt. patio. 62l 89~337 S3fl0. 644·1480/830·5050 _$.t00.57_3-s_5t_7 ____ _ BF.RTllAllENRY 53~2579 592-5010 Larkspur. $450 mo. cxt 22 CostaMesa 3724 Rl-.:ALTORS 675-3496 4 Br beauty, cul-de·S::ac. ---_ ------·--*DELUXE 4-PLEX * Univ Park llome 4Brs ••••••••••••••••••••••• b . .t Costa M••• 1224 large lot, cpts, drps $375. · • San Juan 3-BR. 2· a. owner s una . -962.0678 FR. Jba. Private yard CQIMstrano I 078 fireplc + dshwshr, (3) ••••••••••••••••••••••• leasl) SS75. 644 ·7770 ••••••••••••••••••.,•••• 2-BR. 2·ba Xlnl cond. Br. 2ba. Completely re· 4 Br, 2 Ba. redec, dining - SN~~~LL HOUSE* Pilot Class1 ried 1\d. l:klrcelona two bedroom. _P_h_o_ne_64_2·56-78-- P r o f es s 1 on a I I y ---------... landscaped. End of a cul· ---------·1 de-sue. Gourmet kitchen. Tlmnlcl to you ltWGl'l&I ••• Top !oration. 20•·;, down. dee. New appl In cl rm frplc. fncd yd, w/w ILUFFS Gave your family this \'EAGt-:R Rt:ALTY. dshwsher, fireplace. dbl cpts,d.J-p8 892·3422 3 ,BR. 2 ba. carpets. beautiful 5 bedroom 556-6171 gar. lg covd patio drapes. romm. pool. l BR Furn SlllS Lots or bltns, pool, walk to s hopping . Hz mi. beach. 931W.19th St. To plare your message before the reading pubbc. phone Daily Pilot Classified, 642·5678 Move 111 co nditio n . HURRY! $42,900. MISSION VIEJO REALTY 581-1000 837-9500 Have something to sell? Classified ads do it well. RllAll(l=lJS • home for the New Year! ---------w/BBQ. Lg fncd yd. Off Fireplace. 4br, 2ba, bit· $435/Mo lease .• L oca l e d i n All 0 4.PLEX street rec vehicle park'g. ins. new crpts/drps. Corbin, Agt. 833·2906 548·0492 Capistrano. $89,500. sc1..--1s K thru college, 6 U 35 /m o. 9 6 3 · 4 5 69 I 2035 11!..1•__..on, CM Large, s pacious units. """ 2 Sl Ac 3 DR 2 "'1<1rrT Costa Mesa. Xlnt rent.al blks. $400 mo. 546·9076 art 96.1-l'186. · y. · rame: • ' l BR 1'"urn. 2 lrg closets. AMC HO IA GE INVESTMENTS 1714) 496-7711 ~ 6 ba. Obi. ear. Pools. ten· area. Fast moving Good · Frplc, 3br, 2ba, e nclosed nls.$42SAgtS48·l290 queensize bed. priv. rents. o nlicello·3Br. 2ba, pallo, c r pts /d rps. dressing rm, xtra lgc SOUTH COAST bllns. gar. opener. $285. $345/m o . 963-4569/ HARBOR VIEW. 2 BR, r oo m s , encl. gar. INVESTMENT Isl & last. SlOO dep .. no 963·1786. Den & 2 Ba . nr pa rk & w/storage. Adults only. · I 069 Hr#__. leach I 06' Hewpori leach I 069 N•wport leach I 069 ____ 54_9_·08_12 ___ pets. a\'ail after Jan 5. , school. No lea11e. S525 no pc~ts_. ------Mtwport leach rr-• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• X SH .. TEl 548 1392 SUper 3br, 2bu. Oil-ms. mo. 1812 Port A'hley. E 'd . 1 t 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• TA. .... · · crpts, drps. $315/qlo. See 673.1148 . ·Si e pnvl:tte poo. ne<~ OCEANA SOUTH 1''0R LEASE 3BR 2 BA. today. 963·45m/96J.l'186. br, close lo shops. Ulll fll~!i~~~ IAYSHORES- PRIV A Tl ARIA A very special home I 3 bedroom, 3 bath, fa mily & dinin~ rooms. Great indoor·outdoor Uvmg. Large area for boats or volleyball. $98,500. A COU>WB.1 IA..al CO. 644-1 .766 ~ HAPPY N~ YEAR PlOMTHESTAff AT COLDWB.L IAMKER A. COU>WIU. l~kH CO. 644-1766 IN lrg. fncd. yard. $400/mo , Ir ILU,,S * pd. $190. 645·6&l7 OCEANSIDE 631-1830 Frplc, !lU~r nice, 3br, Large "Z" 4 RR + bonus $210 Gifutic z Ir co M p L ET E L y 2ba. Bll·ins, dshwshr, & fam. rms. $650/mo. furnished, pro(Cftslonally UUI pd. $210 mo. 2br, lba. crpts, drps . $365/mo. l·Yr lse. Children OK, no It's Un er Priced decorated model! ($4,000 Nds clean up. 631-J888 963..... 1963·1'786. pets. JACK HOWELL Cle3n, punf1ed water. off inventory) 28R, HAa BA (213)425-0610. UK£ NEW. lmmac Con· RLTR. 644·1156 (24 Hrs.) street parking, green single s tory condo. ,._ SB lh Ba lawns, covered garages. Enclosed gara.ce. Patio OeauUfuJ 3-BR. 2·ba C.· ""· r,. l • nu cpts 2 Br Convt. den. 2 ba, 3 Adults. no pets. with wrought fence && do. AU xtrs, pool, club-" drps, clubhse, awlm bUcs from Bch. Pool & 2020 Fullerton Ave gate. Adult cover •o> h.1e.$32S/mo.64$-37T7 pool$295mo.5'8-737t lcnnllrr~.$375.645-0836 UBlkE.ofNpt Ave, It I & 1 bJltSo. of Bay) colhmu n y, p90 •lauper3and4bdrms.Go r1 eou1 3 8R1'8r nowlyde~1d nr 642-8690 jocunl •. clubhouse. Nr. Crpli, drps. ·ctahwshr. Townhouae, fruhly ~-park" ~h'a. NO PETS. · ~ Camtno Plaza abop-$34 5 /mo. 963 · UU I dee., bltM + ttfrig. $315. Jo)'oftt or 210 44tb St. $250 $120·S155. 1 Br, trlr le apt. pm1 center. Wulk lo b\1$ 963-1786. mo . Ka.t ell a Really, lncldn'g u\it. 673·22S6. AdJt& only. 645--4S30. Th line. 30 man. lo San S4Hi06l Aloha Trlr Park. 234~ Dlt'go. Avail. now .JBR,11\Ba,dbl gar ,lae HARBORVlEWHOMES NptRlvd 132,~ COMPLETE. BY yard. $350. mo. Eves, lrwiM 1244 3 Bf 2 ba dln·rm. sharp __..:. __ • ____ _ OWNER Mlt-3036 &&5-3170 1n•uu ................ pvt ~r to't. Cts to &4'hls, SUO·mo. 1 llr, m obile ---f bl t 0 s comm pool ai park home. Adlls. no ~tta. Uavesomctblnt1Youw1tnt •·l\R 2·ba, rplc. I tBi-. ttan vu. tove ,.. _., 1 I'd 801 Q • s to sell? Cluslrled ads do ramlly rm. Avail. now! ttM,. Mature lady pnr. vfln.anr/wtr nc · L uiet. ecure. on· tt well _ Call NOW, s 3 ~ 0 • s I'> L E c T $250., uUJ. pd. 494•04 Port Morante Pl.~. derosa Mobl\e ~tat•. 6'2·5678. VROPERTlES, 556·2660 <lll) 3SS49S6 Caprl Realty. 844~720. 1991 Newport. 848.uJ3. l I I I d . . ,. -- • - ........ h~ GuHtHcNM 4110 ...... ..t.4 4600 " !'! I h 1t...... ... a....-..a •~ l••t • ......_ .&.-t ... ....._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• .. • ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· f¥WWWw ..,.._, -_.. ..... _.........._ Ml a.a ThUt!C!!y, JtnU!fY 1. 1f7V , ........................................ •-••• ...................... ,wport .. arc.II Jl6f Lorio1 cue fOf' tiderb Meat, clean house ._1 t& ~ 1300 W--4 7hrv Colie MeM 37 24 Coste M4tH 3124 COlfcl w.M 3&24 •••••••••••••••••••••• fnale or r m. Bal. d OU, fenced yard •'>r mnet! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-•,•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:ile 2 ttr. ~ ~. \)aU@.544·3833 6: J a~ll dos•· Up to LOST LoYed One ------------1!'1!--lll!!l!l1!£11-• $37.SO WIB & UP CASA VlCTORIA cort'd, ulil inc1. $315. '=. $360. By Jan 20 NB or Cbriat.IDH Eve. Ihle 80J$ ... NILS 1 2&3 b De -u t Off ....... P.tt. Jo;ves/wknds 675·2342. CM Are• Ml·leot lri&h Selter. Reward, MU • •Stud'°& l BR Apl.s · r, luxe 0 ur. 1. 2. & 3 Br. Adults. no --•.-...&-as to-L.-.. ~00 · Debbie, 631·1448 or If you are 12to18 years old and would • ·•TV• Maid Serv Avall or Furn. &as/wtr pd. Ea t Bluff I z r..A 2 ba ".,..... ~ ..,,. &U-8808 !llPhoneServ. Htd l>O°' Adult.s·No pets Sec. gate pets, dabwshrs,•ahu& s ~e .,... · ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · like to earn $20 to $S0 and more per •Chlld-n"~ .... i"'n Pool.rec rm. ,clevatons cpU, c losed aarau frplc, TV, patio. Adults. Meed4R te ._ .. Hl/l•H•I/ vou~n. .. blk Lab ml .. , "'-k. w'th a ....... _ce to' win a trip to .... ~ ... " S2S Vl<.'l frplc. BBQ. Oas & wa~; sm pets. 640-4960 or •••• .-.Ce , ... .., .. ...."" , .,;ua.a.1 •l.owmonthlyratcs. w•iiiiiiiiiiiioniiiiiia,iii64iii2iii·8;;97;;0;;;-1 pd. Poot 833·1653. NOW, male, VJc. Ha.rbo.r Blvd P hiladelphia, Cape Kennedy or , ·~~~Fweek 'srent LA MANCHA Ans EASTBLUFF $306 z Br 2 CollHouse-Mo;cnFor &Gisler.C.M.892-4756 Washington. D.C. and cash awards, · ·~76 Newport Rl\'d, (;M 778Sc~!t2_~~a73cc, CM Ba. Pool, frplc, util lnc. Fast professlonnl 011111,.._lty 5005 FOtJN D; 2 matched bikes and other prizes, I ha\1'., 8 iob for 548·97SSorG45 ~7 "" "" Adulls,nopet.s.644·•767 servlce·832·4134 •D•R••ESS••••••••1••••••••••• 1P1or::r Pups, y1c. Coast you. If you are willing lO WOrk bard, --M .: ... 1 ;u,op orule.Top w & Superior, N.8 . I . 'bilit d the val ol EJ 2 BR. gar. $18~ mo. W'oter CE 2 Br, 2 Ba, w/gar, nr on ... , · l 2N000•7pm Costa M"'esa lcx:ation. Call Cal to Identify 848·13ll earn responSl Y an ue 10:,.-u':'n~~"o~~love ~~~:~.:~~~~snpt~.'upt bcb,cpts,drps.~llnsJ yr~Femtoahare 2 artlpt.~ Paul83H400or64S·SOOO or645-0626 money, ca}l Mr. Scott, 842-432~. m for $285. Adults. no ly lse. $300. 642·2~. utn. f\se &~ s min i apt218 FOUND . 1 0 Id Transportation will be futnisbed. Th1s 't2~~~77 E . 22nd St. PIMECIUI( SpaciousYrly38r ,wllhln ~a~1 :,r:~·1 ~:t:.\Jfef s..ctwlcllnToGo Lab,appr~~:y~old~vfc~ isnotapaperroute.-' ________ , UYES Utt 3826 st~ or beach & Bay. $6..000FULLPRlCE Gemco, f'.V.897·2107 Equal Opportunity Employer Casa de Oro TO ITS"MAME ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail just bef. Peb.1. On Fem. roommate 25-35. Neat as a pin. Comer FOUND· Wall t Vi El 2 BR. 2 Ba gar, no pets. ~ $374.95. Leave Ms&. at Share horoo ip CdM. Call location in beach town. R h Me ' k ct. ,._ /\LL UTILITIES PAID Ov~·r SOO t1tll trees and adults. $23S. 33966 Silver ~3·1~ 873·7235 Just perfect for mom " Neawn•~r~ aaaacrb eB'vd-. 'ffWMllfl · 5150 W..e.4 7100 C b f 1 0 ~ t r e u m s \\ I I h L t 493-0676 Ith ,,v ~ ua ' ompure e ore you \\Ul udalls c:rcal4.' u -an_e~n ---ONTHEBAV R t $ oo popw teen. C.M. Owner identify. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••H• n•nt. Custom J esignt:d H·l t1i..1nl! bl'tt1n).! for HuntincJtonleach 3840 3 Br, 2 Ba. frplc, ::tirs~~o~ L;guna~~ Agt 8:l7·4200 548-2178 Drinkjngproblem? ... !~~t~;:~~~ kitchen with ~our !>l'IJl'IOl.!'1 llt''' I ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• dshwshr, bltns, patio. Rr 's. Near beach . IUCISALIS&SYC d M J Be. P Call Alcohol Helpline Bo~ &Glri1-- ind1rect hi>hlln" 2 ht•1lrnc1111 ap;1r111'1\:rll . I IJock to Oce-. S395. 673-5719. 494-3400 + 1-.....r •LS dJoune, b:lk caoellar iwg/~si'lv~; 24 hrs a day 835·3830 ., ., L"r 41 n $220 ... , . IA""I • ,,_ ... 10 to years of age. Dai· ~p.tratt:dtn 't:area .. 1 • .-urnt'4tn.· I Br with View. rl'frig ,ARKMEWPOR't' Roommate-CdM . 3ar, $6,SOOFULLPRlCE studs.Fol.Valley. SPIRllfUALREADER ly Pilot delivery routes •Homc·hke storage J\ JllJble Smu II pet!> stove. i.ml ~t OK. f-'rom part. furn. Mature adult. includes $3500 IJ1 stock. Found: Male Irish Set· Open 10 AM·lO PM may be available i,i your •Pnvatepat1os Ot-.. .\ilull!'o uuh Olfitt' Sl75. Mgr2J.I A, HthSl. APARTMENTS S125+•a uLil. eves. ll'ssmallbutperfectfor terwearingcbokechaln. Adviceonallmatlers, area. Earn profit for de· •Cl~l'd g.ir" !>tor age oix·n 11 UO 10 6:00. :!:11•1 536·8.tOO or 645·8107 .Bachelor 1or2 675-4697. mom & pop with teen. Call 963·3976 regarding 312 N: El Camino Real, liveries & cash, tri"" or • \tarbh• 1•ullman Fair''"'" HJ·· < • 11~1 •1 Bedrooms and Loe. xlnt. Area with little either or these dogs. San Clemente. For appl. mercharfdise for sclling ,,...l\inJ:tSize Bdrm::. Mu.u. Phon~ ~;..2300 -1D~1''ree He11L Townhouses , .People needed over 21 to competition. . 492.9034 492·9136 new subscriptions .... For 1l'ool, llarb~quc s· 1·2·3 8edroomApll>. l-'r.$2J9.SO sharemy4Bd,housein Agt 837.4zooL6st: 12/20 Whte Fem. I l~rroundcct "ith plush 2 Br .. walk to OCC & Walk To l:k'ach Open 9-6 Daily H 9 Su 842 1777 Cockapoo, vie F.V. San OUTCALL information Pease call ·unt1srapui•1 shopg,Wtns.cpts,drps, LIO='{Sl::STATl;:S Spa-Pools-Tennis · · e, • • 1£"'UTYS"'•'O .... Oiegot.ags.9634462. 642·4321. B r om San \d I ., · no pets Sl80 6312018 536 2Si9 592 5010 Atross from ' Fashion r. 0 ~t wanCed 3 n-, 2 ba 1iiOA ""~ " MASSAGE & Clemen1e-SatJ Juan 1 , ~~~t~~!> ' · · · -~ ------·-Island at J amboree on a~ri~ C.M. Own ':'oom. 2 ~els $lS.200. Self operat· Lo6t; Sml blkspayedfem. ESCORTS Capistraoo area, c:all .. ~ . .' ~., _ Newl y decorated lge WALKTOBEACH SanJoaquinHillsRooo. story~6.4221. mg.14Years-sameloca· Spaniel mix dog San Fortheextrasinlifeand 495-0630andMissionVie· 1ti5 \\ WllsontH2 l!li :_ s tu.d10.Patio.ladult.U!t 2 u d (714'64".1900 tion. Full price.,$29,500. Juan Capistr'ano . the Foxiest girls You jo-El Toro area, call , r. t•pts, rps, bllns. ' ~ c II R I p Jc ..1 . ' ok. Appliances. Ul1l pd gar .22116lhSt. f'EM. roommate, on the a ea tor. au oa.,.. Colored beaded collar. Cjlll; We come. 581·6310. 1 HO. Sl2<l mo + all Util. I Sl60. 8S9 W. 19th. 642-3452 536·206-l or 841 ·3957 bea<·h. Cd M. Pvt ent. 962·6142 Reward. 496-4867 Foxy Girls Inc. 542·3169 &Quil Oppor. Employer dult::., nu pets. 2524 --__ Adult luxury Condo. 2 bd. $250. 010.673·3027 ---------1---------~ewport Rl\'d. __ QUl ET !Br. ds to bc·h. 2 ba, frpk, patio. all new Mort~s. Trust · FOUND: Santa Ana. yng Lose your cool with your•--------- j ....,..8...,8.AU •J Newlv pnt·d. pvt pat. drJl5, cpls & appliances. GarGCJffforR•11t 4350 DffdS 503$ gentle J..ab Mix Male. children? Help is availa· looldceeperF/Chg /tuntington Beach 37 40 ~ u . ,... b It n s . $ 152 Ad I l i. . Walk lo Weslcliff Shop· ••••• ••••••••••• • •• • • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979·9179 ble 24 hrs. 549·8939 Must be able to work in· .••••••••••••••••••••••• I BR $215 894·26L3. ping Cente.c-$385. Eastside.Storageonly LOANS t 80°' dependently w /several .UE,\UTIFUL 1 br turn I HR furn S240 ----mo.,645·1528. • S20. month Up 8 /O F~aY~~~~r~°!n ~~~:! &.loy~-~ sets of bol:>ks. Work your .ipts $170 & Sl!IO Spanish ~,~R. ~fba, lge S275 BEACH All....ID San Cl t 3876 642·2257. ht TD a.o-s4l/40/• Bch Cameo Shor·es, Call ,,..,_.VTtun own hrs. f'anlastic OP· ::.tyle bldg, pvt end gar. vcaull ul garden apts. "· •mett e · ••••••••••••••••••••••• por. for right person. pool , sauna. lndry. adlts. pvt patios, pool. s pa. HARBOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offic• Rental 4400 JadTD Lo.s to identify. 675·6563. Jobs Wcmhd, . 7075 .RSply jo Classified ad 17301 Keclson Ln, l blk Adults, no pets. 151 E Mature couple to manage ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fairest Terms since 1949 FOUND I Di Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• no. 606 c/o Daily PIJot, W. of Beach off Slater. 21st. 548-~08 or 646·6816. AREAS 7 unit apt. E·Z access to 150 I Wes..,,ff Dr. Sattler MhJ. Co. corn e ;es 1 !~~ r l Child care weekdays, in· PO Box 1560 Costa Mesa 842-7848 CASA HERMOS• IRAMDMEW AND beach. Normally rents NewportFinancialCtr 642·2171 545·0611 Brookhurst call to iden· fanls·UP ·Newport & Ca92626 -----"' HEARHEWAPTS. for~ mo .. Reduc~ion LeasifH)OfficeSpace 2ndTDLoaasW..ted tify,847-0307. VirginiaPl.838·5381 ---------". STUDIO 148 W. Wilson, CM l·BR Sl80 to S22S for ma.nagenal services Call on Site Manager . . BOOKKEEPER, part-.. s 49 WEru1L 9 ... -..&J..L..I -ne 0 ot1able 547 8017 BuyT.D.'s forcash. Found: Femal" Siam .. "e. Attractive gal. m early time. 493·4951 Tiny g\ y ~TII 2 BR S235 to $275 " . . • (71.t )642·3111 ext 246 .. .... days : 542·9009 eves & Lo\lnSon2ndT.D.'s Darkpinkrhinestonecol· 40'sseeksfo'/Temp.Exp. Naylors Restaurant 1-\Jll Kitchen & T\' Towahouse Apt 3-BR SJ25 lo SJ95 wknds. New Loans·2nd T.D.'s Jar. Brookhurst/Atlanta. in genrl off .. apt. leasing, Capistrano. ' Linens & Ul1htJes enclos<.'C.l garages nnnn S30 P R k 548 6641 111 L' TO C Just Co .Jal d _..,.,.,, • .ooo. HB. 962. 7388. . . wor . . !\ ,.-. 0 ~AN m,.......e clbhwashcr Apart~h f\lrnished Equity Jnvsmt. Div. c .. Lot M... Executin Suites · Aceept. Child & Pet "asher & dryer or Unfurnished' 3900 BARNETT MTG. CO. $50. REWARD Help W..ted 7100 Clea.rt new· cars. M.Us\ be 727 Yori.town llYd. lnc:lud.s: f1rcplaec •••••••••••••••••.•••••• 20Yrs in Org Cly. Black, long hair cat. •••••••••••••••••••••u experienced &; reliable. llt.-at·h lll\·d al Yorklo" n 1 Prirnte patio, carpeting. rar pets & drapes TllE EXCITING ~Ai.~~ 645·2134 anytime while on chest & belly, AD TAICEtt Good job, good hours 536-0411 draperies, washers. Somcut1lities pa1d PALMMESAAPTS. :;..c_,._i--1a1 lastseenw/bell&coll:ir. WantedforSalesOffice. Paidvacat.ions.Applyin --dryers. dis hwas hers, HOFEE 846-1311 MINUTESTONPT ./'~-ForSale:2ndTD·d iscount Cal1Gordon 673·6715 Muslenjoydealingwith persononJy.l\{r.Nielsen. 2 bdrm . l bth .. cpl.. garbage disposals, gas • BCH. .,i;,.,,.._~. llYk, $47,000-9%·7 years. the public. Apply ln Nophonecallsaccepted. 7841 Slater H B .. 847·375L powder room. fire alarm iii from Sl80. ' ~=.-,:-._."111• home. 673·3345. Collie mix male. 12/27 1545 Newport Blvd, Costa ,~·&'w-... drps.garagc, $155 mo. stov.e, marble pull man, I ~at Bach, l&2 BR. ,, Xeto• _....... Large equity-B-ayfront LOST: .Dog-Help, blk·wht penon. Pe nny Saver, T--ltli~k 3744 system, forced air heal· m ,! Ad Its N p l Back Bay R ewar d Mesa lr.,lft • ., _ ·-_ u . o e s •~-e-___._/ ,,~.. . ' Huntm· gton n-ech "" ing. enclosed garages, 1561 Mesa Or. --p----~/ ......... ss71. --------------'--llJll;;--- ••••••••••••••••••••••• parking space. REALTYINC. C5BlksEast ofNewport lo~& d LOST Alclts&OrderliH c..hlff/R t t $70 wk or S300 mo. in· Prior Rental Refer. Req. 714/846-1371 st FcMln : Neut. Male yng Ing Full lim e, night. shift. fl.., .. eludes maid service, TV. 2BR S3JS ~!~:aio SMO up store-offices cpts ••••••••••••••••••••••• hair Si.amese w /long Psych Hosp. Exper.pre-Must be exper'd. Apply sauna, Jacuui. ;>ool & 28Rw/frplc SJ45 New 3 Br 2 Ba. ~arden drps air bath. 17 301 AMoYnce.....tl 5100 da:rk. ta.ii. Crea~ color. f 'd . f'rrnge benefits. to Mrs. BtllUtiar, Holel phone 1717 E. Oyer Hd. JBR $395 apt, dbl gar. lgc pvt BeachBl.ll.B . .&12·2834 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~V.LaQwlla A,ve. Garfield Conv. Hosp, Laguna. 4~5 .S. Coast •'In inc. 5-t0-1515 lnqwre next door: h d h k s * * ......v 7781 Garfield Ave, JIB. Hw y, Laguna Bch. •. . Hacienda De Mesa ~Lio, was I ry oo up.RES 0 RT SINGLE to 6 rm suites • 847-!1671. Lagunahach 3748 ~~more . Must see Avail. i_n plus h ~ffic~ crat9lrochky Los t : Great Dan e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 160\~o~~s~~~~pt;rl bldgnr.OCAirporl. Full 10824thSlre•t Tan/blk muzzle. Ma.rket. Apartment manager, CENSUS +:FFICIENCYAPTS. ------1 BR Apt. Pool, \.·ard. service incl : Recep· · Ntw-..le-h Basket /W estctirt . mature couple. 7 Unit. " r __. ' . ~ Reward. 642·4300 rom $100. Pool. maid. 2 BR. 1 •~ Ba. Townt.ousc lndry rm. t·arport. s1so. Lionist. conference rm. You are the wanner of 2 San Clemente, EZ access £NUMERATORS phone. laundry. \'1lla~e l.YJ>l' Apt. Brick Frpk. !>48·81()4 LI v ING xerox. a utomated typ. tirketstolhe Los t: lJlk Lab. 4 mos to beach. $47-8017 days; Inn -194-9-136 garage. S2i5. Adults. 24.t7 ing. ctr. Call 833·3640 Sports, Vocotiofl ma I e. 12 / 2 J. N w pt 542.0009 eves & wknds. CJl'.Y Q.F .---t::lden.9i9·1658 JustCompleted &R--.-.a.:. __ _. Bl /32nd. NB Reward NEWPoftTBEAcn S165. Fu m . col\' bach. nr -----Deluxe Tnlplex. Lr~ FREE RENT ... _ ... u..-~,n• ~ 4847 Apart. Manager 12 units, $2.35 Per Hour bch . U~1J . pd R esp. Sl70. Brand new mobile 213 Brs. Dishwas her. OfTices ns low as JSt per Vehicle Show · · Costa Mesa. Retired cpl. Te mporary positions Empld. a'dull 494·4200. hm. Non·smokers. no frpc, patio, encl gar. No sq .!t.. ... Mission Viejo & • "NaAHttheEIM FOUND: Lge Shep. like 213·376-7715 beginning Jan. Apply by Me rt le h 37 69 i>e~c~"~uill oaty. ~ $i8& •~ J..i482 From Sl75 Laguna Niguel. 200 to ,.. dog. Vic. Dover Shores. Jan. 7th. 1976 at the · .... .':'~ ...•. ~~••••••••• g>;~ s~n· & Ne..\'\X)rt. lluntmgton St. ~7·4~ & Oakwood offers the 2000sq ft. '31·1400 GONVENTilON 646-2096 C ARTISTS Personnel Dept., 3300 ,-v.r;-,.NL'R"'T DU ~.5775~ fincst1nresorllivingata -~ ~C:£NT£&_, apable of ·doing wax Newpo. rtBlvd ,NB - \./\.."",., r ~" ·A LTS ---------price you can afford. •lMOFREf4.RENT• Jan.3thruJan.ll FOUND: llge whlle Rab· carvings for gold :rnd ~~~~~~~~~ Sl25 studio. Utl pd. Happy tfew Year LOCJ""a leach • ~ l14S There·s Sl millio n in 1·2·3 Rm . offices from Call 642·5678, ext. 333 to bit, Vic. Brookhurst & s ilver castings. Large -~qs.l8tiS aft 5 . 30. 103 Enjoy 1976 in aspac'.3 Br. •••••••h••-•••••••••• recrealiun rac ilities. S~35 per mo. Nea r claim your tickets. Garfield, H.B. 960·2900 manufacturing firm is Christian lady lo care for ~c Faddcn 2 Ba apLw "frplc. patio & Drop a pebble into the NIGJIT LIG HTED TEN· Airport. No lease req. *· * * seeking local talent to my hm & 2 schl age ~ .. "-.. ,K UP !& 2 Ddr & pool. S275/mo. Adi ls on· Ocean from you r ,._t. NIS COURTS. A full time 833-3223 9 Til noon LOST; s mall white part carve wax models of de· chldrn. Lite cookng/live- '71V .-. l 1.8 .• 5 \ h · . ~., Siamese, female, Dec. · ed b' t t · · D 7 """·' Bach. Color TV. maid y . .. 'na e 1m . Lease. Luxury, security. activities d.irector w~o MESA VEHDJ::·SOO sq ft, *. * * 124, Los Alisos a r ea. ~"otos~ghJelci mha .ter •Inf ~~3· 97~~s, S4 . ...,....; eves. serv. pool. 'ftlE MES/\. 645-3381 pr837·9517. Mature adulLc;. 31755 Cs l. fl.a n1>& part1~\~ BB~. ne.\Y bldi. Cpts, drps. Patricia F.lts G rie v in g. R e w ard. i:ieres~~ w~~e :~i;k:i. ,_...,_··-·-.""-·------ •US N. Newport HI , NB ·BR 2·ba. D/W, patio, Hwy. 499·2835. __ _ nps more .. rec . n· furn (optional). $250/mo. 16341 Eo9e Lane 830·4719or 586·4040 Daily Pilot p .0 . Box Cleaning lady for pro· 646-9681 t of)en c:ew:s: enc'd gar. 1 Oc .J..v· · k day brunch.: · . ~M,... Wood, &iMOOO er u-~ •-h I · I f M 8 ._. Id . ca., •~w. l Br., 1 bl to Plus beautiful singles, 675·6061 ,...... • ....,on -oc 'FOUND Approx 4 mo kit· 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. ess1ooa o c. oq. ·5, OCEANFRONT. Winter. 'r o . i\va1l l·l. 557·9901 beach, s love I re f rig l &2 bedroom a pts. ~ou are the winner of 2 ty w/coltar nr Broadway 92626 before Jan. 10 $2.75 hr. Call Moo, Tues Neat 2 l\>d. ga ra ge, DARLINGlBEDROOM furnisbed.Pets/ki<lsOK. furnishcd&unTurnished.Offices,2 lgl',2sm.$75& l1cketstolhe & Santa Ana Ave orWed.642-7325·' adults, no pets. $250. Orangenr DelMar,king s2oo .' Pfl:S4'7.·0993 & Models open 10 to 7. $150 per· mo. New M·l Sporh.V.c.tiofl 642·1~3. ' AssHlblyWork 213·795·3018. sz rms & closets. Sl85. 496·l981. ' Sorry no pets or children. com p I ex . 17th & & Rteretlflott• -Perm. positions. No ei<· OLOCK t b h 1 Canfum.Adlts.nopets. OCEANFRONT year Roo_mmatc ser vice Pomona.CM.Cornerloc. VehideShow ,Found: Toy Poodle, grey. per. necess. Must speak o . ear . a\·a1 673-6372. 'round 2 br S375, bach available. Month to Can be used for lite lllltbe ; Male. Garden Grove English. Costa Mesa. Jan Isl , winter / ye;irly. S 5 K ds U ·1 d month occupancy. comm/ mfn, 646·4296·. AN.,AHEIM Blvd, GG. 962·9566. 714/631·0700. l'."lll 673·0236. Qt:IET2 Br.1 1.2 ba studio, 17 · 1 /pets. li P · ll "-5!"4289 ---------_z::::..:..:..: 536-0321 eves ca -> • • CONVENTION ATI'ORNEY. Expr'd, 1·n . --dog ok, patio. adlts. S200. • Newport Crest. lge 2 Br. 61o J oann 548_9573 Businffs Ret1tal 4450 CENTER house, part time. Reply wet bar, pool. Tl-:N~IS. -' · \:;~h ."'~~ul\~ ~~hout ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jan.3lhruJao.11 ,encMMllls 5350 loP.O.Box3274.Newport else to bch. S-\8~ 6i5-10701 \'R. NEW, large 1-BR. pets. 497 .28841497_3109 Oa.kwood IDEAL s hop located in the Call 642-5678, ext. 333 to ••~••••••••••••••••••• _B_c_h_. 92663 ______ _ or675-7 184. DW., d1aposal, bltn R&O. Ga.rdftn mall at the Factory, Can· claim yourtickets . .J -Oc . --refng .. enclosed garage. 2 B Oc \" & o k "'-v· * * * PREGNANT'> eanfront. lgc 2 tm. Sl9S. Ph: 6-12.5270 r·w ean u c A t t nery 11lage, N.B. SllO. · wmteror yt•arly. S260.; Or F'urn. I Br. n par men S mo. 673·9606; 673·9393 L-t & ir......-d 5300 Caring confidential 645-2016 ~185 1 B E ts.d .1 Oce<1n sngl only, util m ..__.a-di ...... ,._. ,counseling & referral. ----1:> • r as 1 e avai cl'd S215.: Studio w /gar ~880-r lrvi'ne 2 Small stores nr Npt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Abortion, adoption & •OCEAN F IH>NT • :~~·nes.11>46?23a25r • 541 ·5331 Sl75, 49"'·2967 Post Of c. SIOO mo. ea. gd. • FOUND, small male keeping. Why Get S..Owed Bach, gar. S23S yrly ---Irvine at 16th Pkg. Agent, 646-2414. Terrier, silver, black & APCARE 547·2563 Underly AYON" COCO'S LCMJllftaHltls Hu Openiags For: IUSIOY &COOKS Apply Jn Person Mon thru Fri 3·5pm 24001 Ave de La Carlota Laguna Hills Equal Oppor Employer 613·2493 2 no. patio, enclosed 2 Br w/Ocean Vu & Deck &'45-0SSO beige. Had name tags, "'-ChrishMs E ts.d d 1 ~60; Or Furn. l Br n ·~of Shop area for rent. e tc. Please identify. MASSAGE .#' OOOKS •· PREP COOKS <-.&-•-a 3780 garage. as ' e , a u ts, Oc 1 I ·1 · Approx 600 sqft $110 b llh? E--ai; '• _.... ,,_ Sl75 540 3 37 , ean, sng s on.y, utt In· Lrg 1 br. newly redec. · · Found vie. Victoria & Bo James-Lie. Masseur lliVt"-n Takin g applicallons. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ·44 1or545· 76· c d $215; Studio w /gar, ref rig, pool. Child over 12 mo. CM area. 548·8300 Placentia. Ph : 548·3731 Outcall.s 494-5111 Male or Female, over 18. 2 Br patio. gar, blLns. $250 Sl75. 494 ·2967 ok. No pets. Unfurn $180. BALIOA IMM t<' lOam or aft. 6pm. Prot", woman so+ wants money to pay them as an Experienced & responsi· AMIASSADORIHHS mo. Adlts. 2346 Santa · f-\lrn Sl95.126MonleVis· AVON REPRESEN· bl A l H E OF AMERICA AnaAve.833·8731 Eves. Acros s from Beach ta, C.M. Mgr apt 1. Com11 mb1erc$ial spa~e Reward . Lost Big Black to share activities w / TATIVE. I'll show you e. PP Y; M· StU'dio Apt avail now 5'11Hi885. ava a . e, 100.$300 ut1l. male cat w/while mark· single, ethical, outgoing how. Call 540·7041 or M 1 NG W ~-y S' 21 7 i~i~~~A.;,~~~~ L(l\'ely 2 Br, l'pls/drps, 9re~t oceun \iiew. util 105 Main St. 675·8740. ings, about 4 yrs, old. Vic m an. Ad #624' Daily Zenith 7·U59. Marine, Balooa Island. FULLSl':RVICI-: ~tv&refrg.$220.chldovr mcld.S230mo.494·8901 StcP6toOcean,ti1Julyl, Warner-GrahamH.B. Pilot P .Q. Box 1560, Deliveryman; LA Times i 702 James St. 673·3078 Me rt le h -3869 2 Rr crpts, drps, S275. lndYstri• Rental 4500 Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 . route, C.M. area. No col· ~1~ar~~: ~:.~t. Lge ~ ur2 Ba, ••• :'~ ••••• '!~ ...•..... ~1;s-_~~i1~119 12s9.aa91 ······~:;E·w···:······ n~:i!rcd;~'!!}w~lre ~;~k~ MASSAGE ~=:~~:~~~f~~rt~ c~~t~ ~~~·~:Sfave depend. ~5-4840 &540·2300 2Childre n; $185 mo. •DELUXE• ·" ings, about 4 yrs. old. RG for l s l grader after · · S40·443lorS46·3'176 EastbluH3br.2ba.lse.Hcaut.2BR2~i BAcondo. COSTAMESA Ans. to ~m. vie. UREMODELS Schoo! until about 6·7 Deliverymen over 21. AP'!W tHwnh Bachelor Apt. Full Kit & Incl. ~pac masler suite. Boal shp. option. fur. <Near Harbor & Baker) Warner-Graliam, H .B. ESCORTS PM, in my home, on perm. p/t. Early morn U..fumished l:Ja.workmgadultSlSO.+ din rm & dbl garage. w /pool tbl SS50/6.00 . .1360to3480sq.fi.18•pcr 846·6047 out.call-Appt.onl)'. Balboa P en. "'on·Fri, LATimesdellv.toC.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gas & elec. ~.64)15 e~·es Auto door opener avail. J mm ed. PD s s es s 1 on sq ft. 110·208, 3 phase . Home-Olfice.Studio starting Jan 5th 675·1345. homes. $250 mo. Call lalbooPtttinsula 3807 &'o\knds. Pool & recreation area. 675-5246/533·4708 power, avail mid Dec., LOST: S iamese Cat, ,~ •• ~.I I a~b "ll d . 6454920. Adults only. no pets. owner (714) 540-4058 or neutered male. Rewa~d .,, ~ .,.. ys1 er wante tn my --------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• --•FROM $332• LUXURY duplex 3 Br. your Broker lSt-h St. le Plflcenlla PROBLEM ho~. 40 hours a week, 2 ~·ve & Pick Up iirl I Br. Sl95 mo. Apt 116, 2 BR, J na. pool, 2 adults 865 Amigos Way, NB ba, unfurn yrly $345 mo. Newport Bcb. 642-4247 children. References. ,local Dental ),ach $150 mo, apt #2. 305 max. szs5. mo. 1632 B &W-806-i c,r ~36.1487 Furn, 3 Br. 2 ba, thru LOST: FV Class Ring or T P~EGJIANCf 673-2897 after 5 p.m. . Cal Fri. 1/2/76 bet f •. Bay. ls t +Isl+ sec & Iowa, 549-4338 Manaaed by June 30th. $375. Steps Lease 1,000 sqft w/office '78. ,...le. Me•--Car Wash Aes 'lg. ounse mg Bab...,"1tter, my home 2·.30 &5 for interview appt. clnup. Avail Jan l (213) ---" wtr. 209 4lst St, NPB. 110·220 v , hl?at, hot v uv bortion Referrals ,,~ s:B-7790 007·1496 LRG l Br. pool, nr. shops, William Walters Co. (2131869·5!>85 bwoer. water. new building, gd Beac h & Ellis. HB. 24 Rr. Help Line to llPM. Live-in possi· ---·------ C._a adltslno ~ts. Util. pd. Bayfront 2. Bd. 2 Ba, Pvt $190 Clean 2 "--• ..:n...t. Sr. locale. 645-2244. Reward I 962·0307 Alternatives 547.9495 ble. Rotating days o(f, Dental Secrelaey: .~_,..strGRO leoch 3111 1884 Monrovia, 548-0336 Bch & pier. •c"". yrly. C1.l1·~ens weul'coyvvme. N ... CM. 642·1460 Busy specialist peeds '••••••••• •••••• • •••••• 979 t9"c & 644 :"51""0 .. PE.,..SYLV6 "'I A Bab . t ed good a PP oin tm e nt 1 NEWduplxdelu x,JBr.2VILLAM~·From$205. ·""' ... child/pcts.C¥.646·2738 AIRPORT "" "" ysit er ne edinmy seEreta"". Sa"'ta Ana. b "'P 2 2 BR p t I t -HB hoO\e, 7AM to 5:30 s ., " a. r • car gar. $34-0. • a io. poo, no~ s. UJ¥JTIES l'AID Rooms 4000 l20019'L:>!t_uearrSqe F. Fleet. I l 0 A p u 0 0 N Al S 1 G 0 H U G PM Wkdays, lite clean-Cla .. lsasra'fyle.do paedn~59WS r~t/oo 494·0'737 ext 624 719 W. Wilson. 646-1251 BLOeK TO OCEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,...,,. c • ,, inf own c r ood .. " " <9·5) 2 Ai'r·""hdllloned ofCiC""• E 0 l 0 G K H A IC 0 C 0 M K PH ' ar, re 5• g Daily Pilot, P.O. Box t\J"'" -_.. -ample arklna. L 8 K C H A N N y A L O E p 1 · DY<> • 1560, osla MeSll, Ca • r_or--_._. M-3822 -Deluxe Private 2Br. 2ba. Pvt ent/ K. priv. CM $25/ ~~Jo: .. "' y sa ary Call ""0 ·247.. C • .,•••••••••••••••••••••• ~ofCSec. Oep.w/ad2Rr Lge walk-in c losets, wk & $60 / mo. up . ., 9';;626 • • 2 Ra. child under 1 OK bltns, garage. cable TV, 548-5954 or 556·0058 H l11nst. Co, E 0 ~ Q C 0 R I N C R O L • ( I Ba b Y s I t t e r I Li le I---·------~199 & up. 7tO W. 18th St. Adult•/no perts, $300 mo. $2.. k RHltors 673·4400 l TM EN Y NB £ NYE l SR L housekeeping. my bon)e DENTAL ASSISTANT .... .., till June 15. $375 mo. on Rooms ., w up . ____..._, w y A K t for 4 yr old. Own trans. Ortho-chairside. N.B. 4~ I "' NR. NEW ~ BR 2 ba, yearly lease. Sec lo up-w/kitchen. Apt:t S37 .SO Best Costa Mcse toe., 1000 . A N C E A. R K Q 0 P U M N I D l CdM. 644-1880 days/wk. Ortho exper. 'Tl., l.~~"~"~" frplc, gar, no ~Ls. $315. preciate. Call fo~ appt wk up . S0·9lSS. or 4400011q. lt,J~/2.08pw('. AHR M 9'.. ET W 0 A E Bib · req~.642·~. -~"~ = ~="=-F.·Costa Mesa. 642-Ui()3. 551-6042aner 6 PM. 645·3007 Eves. 673 1417 ff E ff Y U M t: W 6 A T t R E u R • · ysattu wanted, musl ---------?I ---" 11 have cnr. Afternoons. l CORONA DEL ?i1AR 2 Od. FAMILY Only. New Upper 4 br, 2 ba duplci<, Sle~pi.ng rm w/kiCcb. 2000 .Sq. ft . 0 rr & X H tR E V A E A I J S I l £ 8 Y Chlld. 642·6492. DRIYllS WA"'8) 2 Br Townhouse. frplC'. carpets, pool, $t90. 3 Bd , suodeck', gar., partial pra vii for s in core ware~sc space d11"4'4· Y GR U 8 S I R L H 0 A S MY T BABYSITTER, part· M~~ .. ~25W!,"'04!!'er Pool. tcnnl,,, continental S210. 646-6115 view, ale.Pt lo ocean. tna tworthy gentleman. ly acrou from Ot H C W C A ST L £ EH H I £ l R tinte, momtnns, 2•3 da)'S ApM~n p';n~ breakla:.L Some ocean " ..... _ t.s"d 28 bl . d" Agent 6401161 Dann Pt ar~a . $25 wk. • AJry?r;t; ~9·14'0 0 l C H C S T £ R I 0 G l D J E p"-'lc. ~ .. ,,_ -...." y"•v w C-. ...... s 1 e r, llns, IS· •Pref. 4 wks m advan~. ~,,........_........_ _ _... ____ • ,.. ,...,.."90• - Catalina views. Close to bwashcr, encl gu, older 496-5919 Office/Industrial a pace R L F RAH K L•I N P LR J H 8 11.2$JSlalerAvenue ahopp!Aa Iii fine beach1 child OK . No pets . _OC~M'f LagNlguel area400/aooO MA I H·P LE 0 Al I H 0 EA A p I llAUTICIAM F~ta~Valley """¥ :)48-8384 2 BR, 1 h. wlnlft' 9300 Bal lsfe wrlcin& quiet man S. F. Nr Frwy 831·10IZ D £ L t.. A S O R .0 F R E V. A 8 C 0 T l M1na1er w /foll. for NB <:o&1 2br. pr apL Adult.I Gi\11, no peu. SZSO/mo. CaU&M·7790eyea, s~TOIUCH onl)' now. Shr ba/kit S taJon.54NS82,~--086t D•-_ ·-·s I la LOFT ONLY ,,..,...., SSS/mo.675-.3613. .ter•1• 4110 ~~tftllW..=....,...._....,~ NTml....-~• Im.med Ck~)' 3 BR. 2~.'300 wbi~r ....................... -.."'::i..•.t.:':' .. ?.::! • •,....., rw ... ; •..er Oplr... Dr l •J r a w a "t e d Pvt patJ.o. {rpk, J Jr. be 2 BR, lb&. saJO winter Lar•e room, pvt ent \4 ACRE. P'enced tonp ., -FuU or ~rt Ume, w/ ·~•• or lndoor HAYLOl'I' A"S 3BR.2ba.~win~r clun~ furn. Nwpt.JJch area ln San&a Ana Alltghtny Hog h11ftd Ubtrty Be11 • followl.ni. tJp to lO..,_, llouMplipau t« S.S..• 2 BR. l e.. frplc, gar, SZ75. mo. Fint le latL Avail. now.142·~ JIJ A._.. CM 4 BR.2ba,ye1rly ~ ~ orfi.«-74.54 Heights. Tax deductible C.rHsle Hll"Thburg Phfladllpfifa MB."2.ct&4. Delivery la OrtDll 64Ml4j Q>ndo~:'r ~":! .. den, w~nt ucr ~irl atud~. =~;e-~u. Call Dtlwtre H81oct eocono Ptts . e e • u t y s u PP fly ~ae·~.~.~·t~ ton.·t'rl Spm to Tpm unlum. Yeary '47S New lrg . .sunny rm. In Erle ktyst~e N111fM Penn Mir/Rel.all Muat bavt suo + weekbl. ~-11 ,111 · t Sun IOam t.o4pm lrg. ':f..t. CdM . $125 mo .. ....._.. W9iteif 4600 TOlllOrrow: Hodge Podge "C" uperience. Calt 1:30 to pel'llCla Moo. 7~M orT\Mt. C.... MtiM Jl24 --lnclu 1ng Kit. privileReS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:80 AM. or aft 8PM. snQria, lOAM SU W. 1..- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, 1 Bo, root, Bltns, 1 ·9pm c>nly. 640·8615. Rt.aonpl)ly pl1ced studio 413-113.9 St. CM 3 Dr. 2 bA, 1600 aq. It "'•lk t)ropell. Shag crpt11. $Jto Reference• need __ ed i nt di' f\tm rm, w"' .. t""" tt\JOY mut.h 1.,,., "Stft& • P1•4" "'"'" •Ith °"' to 1------------------~=.. l ... ",..,..., ~"1 .,_.,... r ..... wv d1Kovttlt1p.rpu.ilft•••ll·...-•""9olh•'4111-.i.1tu Bookheplng·'l'axOfc. Ear • .,00 /\I n ,,.c-3r1ar,JN9 , _._,,or-.... 10<Jr.vc11, LanudrtauJtJ "2·567 bycmployedyoung man. 1'oord•rYOlu111•l.llMAIDl.._.tlttw...._..i.1 .... ~ Exper.f!/Ume. .r:.__~ mop me. 011 PBS.631·3>18. " -~f&'l'l...e4"9 Pt1•bW1o"t.k61Jn4""••cwHlt.llle,...._.-:"' Call&4;i·1SU }\au.er Brw1h81Jn, local .... aru.BlU,18101. f , • • ' • n- al ur P· be le. s in n. ns by he 00 0· ·5, es a ds nt a. te to d .. • r r r '-(, . ~ ~ . . . Thurtd!y. January t. 1979 OAILVPILOT - ACCt&llai . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,.~ C--.t/COtKrete "'-l.... Hmh n .._.ect.•lttg .,1-r-......JP~ ~ D--~·-I IA •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····'""'·················· ............................................. . ~.,...aeep n1 ccou.nUn1 •••••••••••••• .. ••••··~ •••••••••t•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••u•• i;ervlce.s lo do ln myC~atom Bookshelves, LEONITE CONCRf:TE ExprHawaiianCardener SUetl.-cl HOUSECLt:ANJNG nt Movlng/Hauhn1. Student Custom Wallcoverings & l>RAINCLEANEDfr•m home.Exper.Refsavall. ~ ca.roomdlvlders.etc, STAM PINC Cob -Yd.Cleanups &Hlnding GctrldofunslghUy Our Buslneu. C•ll w/large truck. Reas. Painting. Licd20yrs ex· $4.SOl':ves,wkndssa~ 969-2108. aJI Vince Lenho{r. blestono. brick & lilo Trim&prune646-4676 TR~H&DEBRIS Janice's Raggedy Aruu BarryS48·9723/839·S779 pr.Veryneut63S-861l. prfre.Guar.s.sa-1m Appll.-cea.,.w 75· paUos.ctc.640-4349. Cc>llegeStudent•MS·M28 &1S.6SS3 PAPBJt/PAINT-20 yrs Roofift9 ._ ••••••••••••••••••••n• REMODEL·BUILD Brick & Block G.Mral s.t-•lc•i •HAULING• KATHERINE'S WHITE •xpr. l"t • :d work S:1,·o Si •u•••••••••••••••••••• APPLJANCE REPAIR SPECIAL on lnsul~ Patios, curb&atullu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• YARD CLEANUP GLOVE CLEANING raiatiag/Paperlng no wait. Satiafacl1on REPAIRS-ALL TYJ>t: $10-Servlce Cell REFS, LIC. 645-3439 Wa)'l\e 642-86'73 ' 640-8080 5pm to 7pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• auar. •'aee est. SS.l-:19i9. Reas, free ests, llc. (714) ~IL2'422 I DO IT ALL! •• 556·<>347 •• ' '}>ET~RS PAJNTING -. ........... 19._~r Walt830-5020 anytarnc L · C Electrtcal: Plumbing, . • · h' 11 LAIMkc41p1Rcj lnl/Ext-ReasRatea .-.-,.-.-,..-• .. ya""--.,.., Ser•ic• Decldftg 6 I SS etc. Reas rates. 642-495? Hauling anyl !Ilg, ear ge •••••• •••••••••••••• • • • Call Gene al 552-04.58 ••••••••••• •••• •• •••••• Tree Service ... _,, ....................................... ·-······ cleanup. Reliable, fall n-·-UJr MC L ds VEJ\ y NEAT r A 'PCH ••••••••••••••••••••• ,. M•••t•••••••••••••••••••• Shampoo & steam clean-1a•---f••/W-•L HAND\' MAN ·llome.s & service. 963·6452 '"'"'1. .,!~8-~l . lAn l~~; S "" lJ a urc womantobabyslt . C 1 b . }\ ""--w~ Apts ConscienUou . . ng, ~· uear~s Y73 •PAINTING* J08 & Rl':oT CCO. Removals, limbin&_, WP· • d•~. n1rtlt9. an~.( o or 11gl teneq: Le>lkina Preblems? crM\s.man 645-6558 Housec....... Sq,f't. Tom 960-2170 lie/ins 979_3335Try me ri"eeest. 893 143'J. · pin g • pr u n • n g M5-6519. :ieachc ~fe'!.~1"11v ~m md1.n cDecollra~iv~ ')'aterproof . . ........... •••••••••••• Masoe '( dFJeRI E. ~?c?fb.:;,sd ~~~d;. .. rm &. .h II US A ' m oa n.,a,. ovet L1 v1og CA RPENTRY, painting, Want a REAL CLEAN ••••• .. :••••••••••••••._ •PAPER RANOINO * PATCH PLASTERING C......... $150 a h$lO hv~ $m areas.3YR$Guarantee. minor repairs. Free HOUSE?CallGlncham S SONS Formerlnstructor. ••ALLTYPES•• 1_642_·2624 __ . _____ ..,. •••••••••••••~••••••••• G~ar ~~: ~( ~cor~·~r:t . Apelled Systems . estimates. 545-1408. Girl. .Free ests MS.5123 r:'a~t;!;~~~ri~k/Block CarLRebko, 646·2449 Free Esl 540.6825 NOTICE ltBMODEL·8UlLD r,pair. 15 yrs expr. Do lte2S3642 (213)126•1651 HA'HDYMAMA·Z Top Notch Housecleaning &Stone.Call581·7829 Prof. Painter. 1nl4' Ext. how Daily Pilol Clasa· SPEC.ON INSULATE ;;~~~1.myself. Refs Sedricof 53i-0342 i;: day 'f full. Pvt. P\y MASONRY-Tile, brick, Qual wOl'k &,r~as5 Free ~ ~i!:sa~'!: ~::lf~i~; REF'S. LJC. 64..S-3t39. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·5272 bl"ck concrete stone est. 75t-0684/S<IS 27 9• ••••••••••••••••••••••• an""i·mpact'1. Our ads. we C . Masonry, co ncrete. ." ~ • · , . u-CUSTOMC,\RPENTRY a~l lnslallaltons & ELECTRICIAN -Small crpntry, pntg, gen han· HousecleaningWeekly l.icensed.968-2504 Professional paper MARV SPLUMBINC are proud to say, Tea'My Patlos,remodel&addi-Re~irs.f'reeest.Guar. jobs, malnt/rcpairs. 22 dyman. Pat NcNally Owntrans,Goodrefs. hanger,nojobtoolge.or •646·9807 .. get results. Phoa~ tions. 549-4159 Labor. 645-32741>42-8618. yrs expr IJ233108. 548-5203 645-8085 · Gd work. 642·1440 art 5 Sell idle items 642-5618 too s mall. 898-2728. NO JOB TOO SM ALL 642-5618. ·~-----~-:- HelpWCllthd 7100 HelpW.-t•d 7100twpW..ted 7100 HetpW_,.(I 7100 twpW•ted 7100 twpW.t.d 7100 twpW•ted 7100 HelpWC11tteci 7100 Antiques 8005 ······•·······•········ ····•···•·····•···········•·····•••••••······· ·······•·•············· ...................................................................... , .•......•..•. ~··· .. ·· ··············~·····~·· • . . • Waitress & Hostess. App-y ACHT SALESMAN W a In u t M .. : L 0 DI AN Blectromc Assemblers LIFE AGENT SALES MANAGER TRAINING I y BI u e Do Ip h In David L. Parker Yacht PUMP RBED ORGAN Interested in makin~ a JUNIOR SALESMAN Restaurant, 3355 Via Sales.631-1811. S4SO.G44-0l05 CORE REWORK change? New Lire Newspaper promotion company has Lido.NB . • Insurance Agency-Call openings for people w. ith vans or station ---------Young man for _assembly f'ur n . l run ks. g I ah .. , Ra.y DeMott,640-175 . Waitresses ware~ouse with some porcelain &silver 17sN OPERATOR. wagons. Earnings $150 to $300 or more Full & p i lime. Top machine.shop ex~er. or c St. Tust in 9.12 S'lt Live in bab silter · 10J015JUl'S0Jd . per w eek . Good c h a nc e for benefits. Apply betwn mech:uu c al ~ppitudc. 646-4670 Minimumof6monthsex-housekeeper 2 boys,good advancement. Must be aple to work 2&5pm , Denny's. 529 Cal ' foiappl, ·• t perience in miniature as· :i'.i~me ,E!'glish ~ec. Earn $20-$40 per w~k· WOrkiJ\g after with teenagers. This is not a paper Avenida Pico, San Cl~m. IN\'.ENTOHY CONTROL ~·~.~~•••••••~~ ...... sembly work with h I & S d H t ' route. WAITRESS. Full-time. &~URCllASl~.G-.M~st Apt.size\\taytagwasfil'IT microscope preferred. SC 00 atur ays. un tngton Ca ll Mr. Scott at 642-4321 for Exper.(willtrain)Apply ~able lo marnta1~ i~-& dryer combo. Xlnt. Gooq finger qexterity. LOAM Qeach & Fountain Valley areas only. Hamburger Hamlet, no \en~ory records, type acw· SlOO. 963·8738/645·891J Good vision <co ntacts PttOCESSORS • Leave name, address & phone number appointment. phone calls. Interview cu~atcly • Vendor folio • o'\t). If you have the t · d Call c~ A9CHI Mon-Fri 3-5 up 1mpoi:tant: M~s~ be an eve. · above qualifications and on ape recor er. ~..... Equal Opportunity Employer . aggrc~sl\'e indl\'ldual. GENERAL ELECTRIC a r e a good reliable DOWM'(ScnhHJs WAITRESSESS Apply in person c.ontact APARTMENT SIZE worker Please apply l·n & Loan R. Centeno 8 .E.S. Inc. ' . W ted 7100 ARABELLA · A First ll6 Fischer C.M. 549-3833 WASHER & DRYER. person Has immediate openings Help Wanted 7100 Help an class restaurant in RIFICE $200 OR in Orange County for Help WC11tted 7100 Help W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Hills. now in· SHOE SALt:S ·--Part SAC : STANDARD • conventional loan pro·•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Restaurant help. Exper. Savings & Loan New· terviewing firs t class hfJlc. Expr. Pt\!f. Lanz. WILL SEPARATE. cesso_rs. !\lust ~a\'e ex· Nursing Attendant. ex-, / fry cook· wa!tresses. Accnls. Pe rmanent/part waitresses. Call or slop fa!>h1on Island. 641-4411 CALL AFTER 6PM. per. tn processing from perie n"e d. "a vview REAL ESTATE SALES hostess. e~·en1ng, bar time. 20hr wk, expr req. b & A k f T f M MEMORIES, INC. d ts th nh (·• d ... 0 J l d d h h N Be h cAo 6100 Y s or om or ask or aurccn. 645·7157. ocumen rou., un · Conv. Hos pital. 2055 J . -++-l en er, !S was er. ewport ac· . .,.. . Marigene. Call 581-1500. ___ _ ing. Thulin Ave C.:M 6-12-3505. Oln lT 493·495 1. Tiny .Naylors Localed Wild West Shop-Merchandise 1 !Was her. Dryer & Side by An Applied Magnetics Corp. 2221 South Anne St. Santa Ana, Ca. 927M Contact Personnel Dept · T~I. R•oltors Restaurant. Capistrano. SECRETARY ping Center at La Paz ••••••••••••••••••••••• Side Refrig. Must sell 549-0902 OPTOMETRIC Assistant. F d · · With Aerospace exper. Rd. Anti-s 8005 fast. 646-1495. An Equal Opportunity Employer MI F Equal Oppor Emplover 2 or 3 days w"ekly . • ree 15 a y tra ining RETAIL eeded Co b sy off1"ce ....--• -.. cou~c ASST. MAMAGER n r u . ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~] 549-4343. •Cadill~c car prograr_n F 0 r 0 at i 0 n a 1 J r . Must be accurate Original Antique Murphy (4) 6' COMM ERICAL PtnOMel! $650 ·~u~aujAcapulc~tn~ sportswear shop. Retail ~~n~~:~~~~~~\ ;~~ SCRAM·l[T~ bed with new mattress. STAl~~g~5.-;~TEEL LYMWAMTED ---------•! Bayview Conv Hosp. $34 _______ .. _•! ~r shift.. 205?· Thurin Turn your "Unlap~ • s p ace-sa es in exper.pref'd.Opportuni-ganizational skills for ~ Sl2S.S73·7170 48URNERS Energies" looS,e on this ?r.ange Y<>\l!1tX-· ty fpr advancement. small. rapidly growing ANSWERS 2 Authentic Hopi drums, S75 EACH r Ave. C.M. 642-3505. job'! Lots of 'decision _ tst place·h~l)Jlgs taken Generous benefit&. Apply company. Xlnt working 1895 Sherington PL Apt 846-8579 8<16·39't5 making w/others & on in Orange ~ou.nty · Mrs. Cran. Petrie1i, 147 condit1'ons & bener·1ts. Helmet -Swept !... 1'212 (0 k ood A t So ) GENE.RAL •1st place hstmgs sold m a w P s · w h SJO 15 ooo the phone. Strong typing · Wes tminster Ma l l Salary open. Equal Op· Faith -Be.tray -NB Nbrge as er • • •Secretaries MAIOWAMTED skills . Call Cont rol OrangeCounty •.. Westminster. ' portunity[mployer.Call FLJPHER BTU, F.i\. furnace S45. T...J ts Don Quixote Motel Career' Em ploymenl <?:1\r~~~;:·adverfismg tn Linda 556-2800 A tightwad I know : He Antique cn•slal s te m window fan SIS, 646-4670 * ,,..a 2100Newport81.CM. Agen"Y c:c"8505 ----------• doesn 'lalwa~·s insistthal ware & hand painted --.-j •K h 0 Call 642-2670 " · ,,.,.,. · •lsl place-advertising in RN SEC R·E TAR Y I G IRL the girl pay the dinner china. Call 640-1663. Aue hon 80' 5 .-..:n'i:' .~ Phone Soficitors the US.A. · · . FRJD~Y for new Com· check. He sometimes of· •••.•••••••••··~··•••••• 'pr$ MAIDWAMTED Easy pleasant evening •ls\ place winner RELO CCU/ICU pany~)tust befrce&Hke fers toFLIPHERfor1t. Wcl!>h Urc!>se r Bases •PUILIC• ·• NEt;O,.-PNOW! P/time 675·3463 work 4-9pm. Need 4 pco. llome BUYer 's Contest F\Jll & pitimc . 3-11 :30 & to ,truvel Go~ ot>· . -Circa li60. 2 authentic TemPQTel)lporary .Jicip pie. $2.75 per br Mon thru If unlicensed. let us as· 11 -7:30 shifts. Contact 'portunily to grow with The fast.est dra~ In ~he hand-crafll·c.l rcprod ul:· •FURMITURE• U802Sky Par)l lrvlne MANAGER Fri.Callbelwnl2 &5pm, sist youinoblainingyour Mrs. Jensen, 642.2134, company . Good West._. a Dally Pilot t1 o n!>. (l )P1ne S~75. *AUCTION• ---Ca-11•54•0.-44•55---i OrTrc}.inee-Pet Slore. 549.1647 Real Estate license. Call Cost a 1\1em 0 r i a I person all t y & a P· Classified Ad . Phone (1)0a k $325. ~nl1que '1-i Jan 2, 1976 Knowle dge ~s h or --------IHI Flory Hospital. 301 Victoria, pearance important. 642-5678. \restoring & refinishing. Glb..J..£B •L OFC Birds. Over 21, f/time. P1ostics MoldiftCJ 142 669 I C M E O E Salary open 556-3136 Mr Jorgensen Custom l''urn. DEALERS WELCOME .,...~._ 642·5522. • · · · · · R· mond · ·SELL idle items with a 957 Newhall St, CM. Bonk,,.tstock •' ILDG MAIMT WORK Machine Opertrtor ay Daily Pilot ~lassified Ad. '645-0310. Liqaidation5 • Opportunity to advaqce Management Expansion has created ---------•!Service Sta. Attendant, ---------C • IMftt into sales or production PEOPLF, PERSON additional openings for RN full or p/lime. No e.xp , flepos; * °!'!:!'· · -H ~ for right ~rsQn. Must Exec. look mg for part in j e cl ion mo Id in g nee. Brown's Shell, 990 "'OM'T 'MIS'S THI s" • ~wn ta;aNp. &.live -lime business associate machjne opr.s oo swing -========-&nerfJHCY E. Coast flwy, NB " .... locally.CallBill for appt, in wholesale supplies. sh'if~pply lnPerson RECEPTIONIST & In· P/lime, 11~M-7 :30AM . Scn1cc Stat ion Allen· IT'SAllGOME! 549·1167. Equal Oppor. B u s'i n es s r u l I Y 8J\M-lPM ventory Control Clk Will· Xlnt wor~1 o g conds. dant . exper'd. f>ay & SAVE-SAVE-SAYE Employer. capitalized. Interview CaUfomiolniec:tlon ingtowork.£'xperienced E .0.E. Con t act D_-E\'es.F\Jll&p/time.Ap· MASTEaSAUCTIOM Girl Friday $2.15 hr + in 673•2223 Mold'-Co-n'( need only apply. Good Roache, R .N · Co.st a ply, Shell Station, 17th & ;£~6£~~~: ~~7.:Cc ANO 2075 '~ l'i'ewporl 81. CM Shop Sales Commission, M• ..... •GEM~T TRME ....., ... r .-benefits, pleasant office. Mes a M e m 0 r 1 a 1 Irvine NB C'L ON THE co. 833-9625 • 646-8686 " "'""' '""' 265 Brig11s Ave, C.M. Hos'p1"tal '"2 21·u ----· --· -----" Must be personable. Call National Jr. Sportswear (Irvine Indus Complex) Send r~ume to Ad No. ·.,.. · ..... Dan673·1162 s h op bas opening. 575-Daily Pilot. P.O. Box ---------SWITCHIOARO ---------i Qualifications: Retaill•----111111!1---15t>O Costa, Mesa, Ca.1---------RECEPTIONIST exper pref'd. Highscheol p' RES.S 92626 RN'S Well estab"ld auto de-Happy HoUdayi grad. Willing to relocate: · alership in Costa Mesa is Motivated, aggt'essive & OPER' ATOR nentalSpeciatistneedslic IFulJ..TimeJ looking for exper 'd, ID,VINE PER50"""111..tcl fashion ·.orie.nted. J\ppl31 salesman •immed. Will mature, well-groomed I'\. l"ll"IC: Mrs. Craft, Pelrie's1 147 Ability to operate 2650 & train, -x.lnt-financial re-Med Surg. 11-1:30 s hirt. individual to operate 5ERVICES~PLENCY Westmin s t er , M all, 1250 offset pr.ass. Work· turns at once~ Call hosExp.er1. a1cutEe c1Tr~ heavy console board & 488 E.17th Costa Mesa ing knowledge of bin· 675·4710 or 644-7383. pita on Y. xce en greet pub11·c . Basic book· Westminster. d II · & tt' ----------1 benefi"ts. Contact. Mrs . Sul.le""• 642-14701----------cry. co atmg cu ing k . g & t p1· g req'd ~ k Off · Jensen, 642·27"·', Costa ecpm Y n · M .a. .... •GEM~T paper stoc . set pnnt· ..., Xl t c b r·ts Call HOTEl.rF?o~& Desk Clerk & Relief Night Auditor. Contact Mr. Ha nnan. .Alrporter Inn Hotel, 833-271(). ""...,"" '""' M e s a M e m o r i a I n °· ene 1 · TR .... 1 .... EE ing classes helpful. R.E. SALES .. lrs Ca meron 979 2500 "" " Contact Karen Gaith~r Hospital. 301 Victoria " · · · Southern Calir. Grower PACIFIC MUTUAL START THE C.M. EOE. TE x As REF I N£ Ry of ind oor T r opical NEW YEAR CORP. offers PLENTY Foliage Plants seek iOONcwport Ctr Dr hl.ghly self-motiva'""d Newport Beach RIGHT• SALES COUNSELORS OI-' MONEY plus cash ..,._ c •o 3527 ' p bonuses. fringe benefits person to assume respon. · E 1 0 .... · E I e Sell HorMs For Newspaper romo· to mature individual in Housekeeper• care for position for career oppty. qua ppor mp oy r Leam lnYestm.nh lion. Must enjoy working beach area. Regardless family, 1 child, pvt rm. Strong bckgrd in Sales & ---------Earn More with young people lO to of experience. airmail G. 1V. Li ve in/out. 642-7713. Mgmt. Salary S500. to P(f Male cook. Must be Our residential division ~a;!~~t°c:u~~e·r:~~~~~~ F . Pate. Pres., Texas • :.t k t d start. Apply in person near& res ponsible. App. lists a nd sells more in-Excellent part-time posi· I Refinery Corp .• Box 111, aouse eepers wan~ • Mon. 7PM or Tue. morn ly in person: Kentucky FortWorth.Texas79101. w~kends, 1 ·3. Bayview 10 AM ;l24 W. 19th St. CM. Fried Chicken, 693 S. Csl m"esosttm1.ennvtepstrmopeenrttioefsf1~c~easn. lion. High pay for 2·f3 Conv. Hosp. 20SS Thurin; H L. 8e h hours each evening, hal · TOW TRUCK DRIVER CM642-3505. MAN to completely clean wy, aguna ac · Personal Training, Video day Saturday. Call exper 'd. G & w Towing, , . & paint apts & do lite REAL ESTATE SALES Training. Prestige Of· 642-8102 for interview 1000 Irvine, NB642·1252 HOUSEKEEPER-Live m. maintenance work. 70 ATTENTION fices, Full Facilities, before 6:00 Beaut Nwpt. Bch. ~wn unit&. Full time job. Paid LICENSED. Property Purchase Plan.---------TYPIST for Or's ofc. room : bat!'. Mustdrtve. vacation & 5 pa id UNLICENSED. Fringe Be n efits. Ins urance expc r . & Refs . Sa l ary open. holidays per year. $3. per GETTHE RED Superior Commission. SALESGIRL medical terminology. 640-15961673-8914. hour. Send ...resume .of Cl\RPET Dynamic Organization. F\JIHimc for fabric shop. Or. Alfred D. Faeber. 254 iiOUSEK E~PE R/Ba by· qualifications •. etc to: TR~ATM ENT! Leaming Environment. Apply In Person, ., Beach St. Laguna Sch. s'tter JS.SO yrs English Tarnulzer Investment we train you to sell F\Jll time licensees who 4~·9643. spe1 aking, live i~ or out. Co., box 246. Costa Mesa, homes with an ac.'~le~at-will work for earnings in --------- "'-p. l'1v·1ng quarters. 92627, Dept. H. eQ 90,0f'i>e.lhal starts im· excess or S25.000. per C. Abboff'1 Fabrics .-ed t I If year are encouraged lo 261" E C t Hwy * UTOTEM * M4-8o99 M•ss•GETErH. m 1a e ~-y~u. are 1~· . h u . s "' "' ~ terested m earning big apply for a position w1l Corona del Mar EMPLOYMENT HOUSEWIV ES to work TRAINEE money from tht! start, our In ves tments or1--------- for cleaning service. Young lady (18-28) for get individualized free Residential Divisions.---------O'PORTUMtTIES Part lime. Call Janice's legitimate full time posi· training on ttie jqb in one Call Oon Berman, Presi· SALES PEOrLE 1-'ull or Part-Time RaggedyAnns67S-65SS. tion._No exp. nee. We olmanytopofriceslocat-de·nt. QUAIL PLACE Creative me n -women NoExpcr.Necessary send lo school, earn edthruoutOrangcCoun· PROPERTIES I NC. wanted w/knowledge of Age21-65Eligible I need help from someone while you learn. Apply in ty. call for further de· _7_52_-~J.920;__ _______ 1 indoor houseplants for Go To The Nearest lodomyhouse&carefor person any afternoon or tails. Arlene, (714) company seeking exp. TlCTOC MARKET my wife. ~'P· qt .. tele. & eve. 2112 Harbor, Costa 848~742 115TAURAMT canvassors & closers. For Applications & Info color T. V. 494·5322 Mesa ---------HELP Unusually high comm. OR CALL (714) 642-7702 H O,R '-· REAL ES'\'ATES~LES C--L·, •··-bovc. paid daily. F\tll or part Lw•T•ic.~.oc-Sys_lem£ __ ~.In•c.-I k!Y PtJMC Mature Housewives. p/l. RESOLVE VV1U ..a r-lime. Apply in person .. ______ _ TAB 510 expcr1 pref. but' Cleaning Serv. Top s. ~ Dlsltwashen Mon 7PM or Tue mom. not req. Starling rate . Gingham Girl. 64S·S123 To· make · '76 your most . • WeltNtlff 10AM 524 W. 19th St. CM. IF YOU $3.60 p/hr. Xlnt Com· , f ho successful year: Ask us lmnied, F /Ume positions , p a oy benefits. Hrs . Mature. capable ady w tohc!\p yo1,1 plan it and br· avail Appty in person to You don l need a gun lo have a service to offer or lOam -6:30 pm. Im med:: will do lite housewrk In Ing It to exciting re111Uy! Mgr . Poor Charlie's "draw fast" when you goods to sell. ftace an ad openlng. Apply at;exch ft?r free r<>Qm , & Ca\llJfallCox.~0-992.2 .. Hou~~ of-P les 3110 place an ad In the Dally in the Da l y Pilot Masters Specialty C~1·prlvll. W/car pref d. 'Newportlllv(1.NB0orcaU PilotWantAdslCallnow Classified Section ··· lMO Monrovia, 'Cosli :..548:..::..;;.-0534...._._. __ ~~---673.9792. -642-5678. _P_ho_n_e_64_2_·56_78_. ____ 1 Mesa.' Equal Opportuni~ MODEis-M~SEVSES O Help W t d 7100 ty Employer. Figure Models, EsQor\S W •te6 ,. 7100 Help W ~ ?!~ ...... ./.'~ :•••••••••••• . needed. Top money."New •••••••••••••••111••••••• •••••••••••••••••• Kitchen Helper. p/tame. Studio. 631-3811 Ralelah Hilb Hosp, 1S01i.....:...------- E . tetf\ Sl. NB 64S·S70'1, ewspaper afternoon ----.-----betwn8:30·4. home deli ver y auto Re~I Estate~atcs . ro1.tte . Approx.. hra GALAXYRIALTY Kitchen Help part lime. 3-Spm. Xlnl p/time earn-Prestigious t'ocallon. Ex~. h~lptLll but ndot lngs for ri?Sp. person. Strong sales supporl- ne&Ssary. Mutt ~ e· 540-3006 High commiuloM. Coll pendable. Garfield Con·..:.....--·---""!'---Vic Stµa,rt 901 Dover Dr. valescent Hosp. 7781 urMJ'Y school teacher, 2 Suite 130. Nei.vs>f>rt Beach Oattield Ave. Hunt Och. or 3 snomihgs to st.art, 645·! l'l I MT·IPl 1 • eicper not nee . .Reply Bo~~~~~~~~~ ~who needl $500 ~o • 114at, C.M. 926211 up. Sales orieetM Pbc>cM UReS Aides & Ont~ruea. MarU1t'......... 3-ll • 11-7. Expet. pre· Off1C!!...M••91f' • I'd. .Mesa Verde Conv. S&Jary plus commlislon. J:•_,,.J_..., KolP. 161 Center $t. CM Mua\ ha\le exp. or record 1 Full lime, Ne'tltport or aueccp In '*1'\c • In· Buch Tr•~ Lod••· f.p• Nunla1 t.-come & comm_,r.clat. ply tn tiftsOtl· 6208 W. Cst 1tH s.p..-.....,. XJnlOWcc Loe. 645-3414 UW1. Fot'p/t.\me day & nil'!: - Uc. Rental All· for , ac· ~h~~t~. pr1r:, :~P~~ :$ SEtL Jdlt. ~chla nwith ,.s u~o l.J8\llla orrtce1 Superior Avt. N .B. tltallyl>ilp.t~·a.s I ~A"'. • eomm.Oftl)'.49't·94~ 142,a.10 1_M2_·5'7_g._1 ----- ISLANDER YACHTS 1Mn1eclate Mn..O,.lllp Assembly Carpenter . Finisher /Detailer .n&rdware Installer C•binet Router ()pr. Bonder Electrician Mold Repair Specialist Molder .. " I .. , ......... ,. ................ . ....... ,., ... ~....-.. ..,,,.,.., .... ltll .. 1 •cel..._ln'M New Fashion Wrap J The wf1p i$ fu hlon • natl: its diagonal lines do the nic9't things lor every figure• Ver, swingy, very .asy lo se.,, In knits, sh'lllun1. Printed Pattern 9454: Minn' Sizes 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18 Silt 12 !bust 341 tah s 3 yd~ 4S-lncll fabric. Stftd $1.00 for each ptlttrn. Add aSt for 11ell pattern fflr flrst·clns mall •nd lllndlins. s ..... , ............. ........... ~J ...... m-... •• se .. ...., '-'· .. , ...... ,..... MANI. ...._S. I», Miii •1Tri.1•••1-0. J11 ......... 1et. ..--""' $tll4 ... ,., .. ... , ......... " •.Utt• Catllef-cllf """' luhl• ftr ''" 11tttf9 ef YHf clltlce • SIM JS, •wl • s.. .J. bit I tek S1 tS iastatt Mt•¥ crlfts 1uo 1•atMt F•lllltt htl UI l111tt11t St ....... ~ SI .DO ' Smart Crochet! for all ltmes -she·11 IO'ft Ille llaie-sltewed look' R&hl inflation and UVt monty! Croehtt Jt•ttr cape coat easily 111 alternating SOl•C ~l!d lat~ bands of. wo1sled 111 ' colors. P11t~m 1497: Child ~ Sizes 4-IQ includ,d $1 .00. for eacll pattern. Add 2~ each pattern for first.class mail end handling, SH• to1 Mc ........ t"•••arwflhpt. I05 ..., .... 1-.••>.owc.....,..._ Mew ,..._ MY IHI I. Mil ............ I.Ip., ..... ........ MORE than ever before! 20C dtsians plus 3 free printed in· ~•dt NEW 1976 NCtoLCCRMT CAfAlOCI HI$ emytlllna. 7St. Cl'ICMt wltll S41111rn $1.00 CrocMt I W•'*°" $1.00 ltlfty ""' 1111\$ s 1.00 RIHfe CrtcMt !\.00 Stw -'-Kalt ktk 1 JS flttfllHillt IM -1.00 "'* Cttcllet .... 1,00 ....,.... Crtcti.t .._ SI.DO ~IUWlt CtMft ... t,.00 .._.t..,...9"" luo l11$1Ht M1MY .... I.JO c..,11:-= .... 1.00 C•.,..t• aflMtl• f l4 s1.oo 12 f'Ttn .,._, ~12 _soc . ...-., 11 1""1 " soc lhse .. l1ltt hel 12 IOc IS W"s ter Tt.., U 50c lttlt of II IHfy .... IOc •PUl,LIC• •FURNITURE* •AUCTION• fTj.Jan2, 1976 7:30'P.M. DEALERS WELCOME Bo_,,.t Stock Liquidations Repos·Consignment CARVED Round Glass Top Coffee & End Tbl (J\lso Other Styles) Bookcases. Gun & Knick Knack Cabinets. desks. Color & B /W TV::.. stereos. C'i)ueen Anne Table & Chair Dinettes. barsl ooll, lamps, pictures . bun« beds, rockers. dressena. chests. night s tands. headboard . c orner desks. mirrors. lawn sets . washers, dryers. refri gerators, stoves. t\ TRUNK Ft:LL OF OLD BOTTLES l.''ROM AN ESTATE. PLUS LOTS Of :\llSC. bOM'T MISS OUT _ OM THE BIG OME > SAVE.SAVE-SA YE Jt.eins Su bjcct to Presa~ We honor Bank o""r A inc r i ca & M a i. l c'r Charge · MASTERS AUCTION 20751 ~ Ne"1porl Bl. CM 833.9625 & 646-8686 • licy~s 80~ ····~··············••\• 5-spd Schwmn gd cood $75/best ofr. Sells for Sl27 nu. 642·8613 C.....as& Equlf"M"t aoio ····················~·· Canon 814 E lecl ronil' Super 8MM S380. Nikon 3SMNI $100. both superb cond. 645-1936 Dcwp 1040 ·················-····· •PET WORLD• Cockcrs, Chihu3hua . !"oodles. Shib ·tt\L Mnltese. G. Shepherd . Samoyed, Jap. Spaniel.. mml·Schnauter. Poms. JOO mixed puppies. Slda svs most breeds.~ W. lllh lll Fairview. S~. Open eves. 531·5027. Black Lab puppies ..... 6W ksol(l,$25. ~·\743 r'rre puppies. stw>rthoir llOd ~b. 847·~· l , • ,,-- 88. DAILY PILOT Find Your Nome Win Iickets ~Wonh s500 W1 ect1y. Look for yow ..._ lft toclcrr'• clossffied Mdlon. If Y°" find 'fOlll' ..... c• 642·5671, ••· httslon 333. We"I ••mge for JC* to pick • yow tickets at the •••st office of the Daily "w. # ------ ' ladl wl•er gets two tick.ts tO H. w.,..W. IKl(s Sports. Vacatioa mid RecreatiOIMll Sltow -Jan. 3 to I I In th• Anaheim Con•lfttion C...ter. OOORS OP£N W££K£NDS 12 NOOH WITKOAYS 2 PM. ADULTS $2.50 JUNIORS 0216) S2.00 KIDS (6·lll $1 25 • i r ks 9560 Autos, Imported Alltot, IMporied Alltot.; l•porilcl ~~·.·.~~ ....... n--. 8040 Mlscellwoes 1080 Misc.Uwous 1080 Transportation rue ••••••• •••••• •••••• •• •• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••-~· ••••••••••••••••••,•••• G•nttral 970 I O......._·-. 9720 Mera., len1 9740 T-..__ 9765 ·~••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~--~ lllMlll -r-"' ••••••••••••••••••• C•11-rs, Sale/ 75 CHEVY •A•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'•• F'ret.> to ad hme . l yr old RMt° 9120 .... v;;;;;.·H~~... Lease MEW 1976 f fnalt! Welmarancr, all 11J~ TO.._. SWB D\..-.,UN shots642·137S. UNCLAIMED •••••••••••••··~··• .. •• ' " 19141 Sierra Maria A~ • H•w-UMCI TOYOTA ---Factory Direct Campers PICKUP Ir In~ SPECIALS f1-ff to You 8045 PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE $89S.up, Shella s179.50• You are th: winner or 2 821 o Hatchback's OVER 1 OO OUR LOWEST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Sleepers. 8511 w 18th CM Like new, Jess than 4000 th MERCEDES p .. .,~ E .. er' SAT. THRU ng,. 642-8471 mrles I Au t omatic ticket.sto e lToChooseft.ona .. -· •• ·•Fem Shepherd mix. abl •-----------I trans mission, radio, ·Sports, Vacation •75 & •74•1 OM DISPLAY ona 1'1761Mdel ' wks. hat.I all ~hots & f I "wming ~·~6 ALLS PACE Wanted 8' camper ~bel heater, power steering, & Recreational As Low As Houseo n1D0rts SI0.00 D11. Ir ---reasonably priced air conditioning, plus y -1.· I Show AUTIIORizto 00 p M ~l'P 0Jnc Doi!. gentle, 7 646-4636 Jnany more extras. See ""'':t ~he <'>838 MERCEDES DEALER ~O. er O. tr... old. gd. "I t:h1ldre11 GE w•REHOUSIS) ----------1 lhisone! (64872Y). ANAHEIM "" 6862 Manchester, Radio, 4 speed, ayn- 9li:! 1:ix9 CMIM .. SELF STOIA "' $4895 CONVENTJON (612KEll) Buena Park crome~h trans., power 8564 HAMILTON ST. ~f:.l:s/ C~TER J) L • 523.7250 front disc brakes, he~ter -V:Oung c.; 1.'nlk Male Lub M1l\ lo pt.•rmanent lovmg borne. 97!).!H 'i!I ____ , & N 1 d) I Sc 9 lS llUI "'~I & flow lhru ventilation. (Corner Hamilton ew an Jan. lhrJan.11 (iJ""" WJUJ OnlheSantaAnaFwy. <Undersea)). 48 month WHtlDA YS 1-7 WEEKEHDS 8-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 642·5678, ext. 333 to ~-. D r d '71 Yamaha, St. legal J9701larbor,C.M. claimyourtickets. ·. • TOYOTA '70 MZB 250. 4 dr , financing. e.erre pay- M • H d · automatic, brown. Ex ment $3920. incl lax ~ l"rce 7 mo. olrl Pcri.ian l2S X $300. 67 on a, 631-1276 * * * cond $5 250 Call license & mt. APR ts t·~~l~l~'.:1~~~~93~ray & IMiscf'llaneous 8080 M·asc•ll-·s 8080 ~.~~~hawk' $ 3 0 0 . John Rickles 1966 Harbor. c M. 646 9303, 497·13~. , • $13.64 O.A.C. TE 31·9853 i ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST SELL 1969 Honda Radio. '76 lie. $950. '00 Da.tsun, ·. n con · '74 280C MBZ. Xlnl condl· '11UI lllntl ·1 mJIL' IJl.J mi' puppies. Fi rewood-Euc /$75 Firewood Orn Euc S80 M1'n1'Tra1·1 50. $90. Call 962·3728. SanJuanCapisfr«IO' R ad io. 76 Ile. $950 . tion, extras. Or k. green . ..-t,WI. WJUJ --•••• •• • •• • ••• • ••• ••• ••• "' ---'00 Oat.sun PU. Xlnt cond. 3 3 I 91 Via Mayor PU XI l d Ii l • "II blad •. ti '' h old , ... : . . You are the winner of 2 962 3728 ~ ,. cord I d I Oak Coast 642 2850J' · · $10,500. Ph: 644-4055, v. 1: an 1: d . part 1u11 Y c!>_rt · e · . · · im 1949 1t:zT P.U. Orig. 1''/JI, 6 tickets to the 644·1806. ~; :· TOYOT.A_ ,"··11 .... "hr1>k"n. Vt'r." a.ff .. •·. S42.so_12cord_/del 830·9740 58f' il:lel' .. ;'2 o o d S upp I y ' I R g I ti 00 Datsun 510, 4 dr, $1000.,__________ ~ ""' .. .. -' .... . , 73 Yamaha 125 MX, see it cy · uns ooc · Sports, Vaccii on Must sell! \iona~t'.'\: ~l·allhy. Evtm· Must sell, apt Sile G .E . . to believe it. Best offer. 846·3401 & Recreational 847·9928 Merce des Benz 3SOSL 1966 HOJbor. CM 646 9303 tngs ~lfl·Olh3 wa::.her & drver. Xlnl WANTED . 675·1207 Vans 9570 Vehicle Show wanted by pri. ply. Will ,:_mitur• 8050 c.·ond . C all afl 6.pm, 1975 D h 8210. pUy $8500·$9000. 646·6900 ·11 CORONA ,.. "'" s TOP CJ\S ll DOL.LJ\R Honda75'.i.super ••••••••••••••••••••••• allhe a un • h d t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64 ·7857· P ID F'O I" YOUR F Dod V VS l PS ANAHEIM 492·8495 MG 9742 2 Dr ar lop, a u o. A ' sport. 400 , w /xtras. 71 ge an au o, · t rans., radio, heater. "ihop & SaH' -n(•w & used Pro Master 25 .. Mower. JEWELRYt-WJ\TCHES, Make offer. 673·1021 PB. nu paint, lo m i, CONVENTION •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• wsw tires, vinyl roof, I urn· g 1 ft ~· mi St'· Used once. Power trim· ART OBJECTS, GOLD sharp846·5039 CENTER •74 'h 260Z, auto, mags, '68 MGC Healy Eng, Red W1lson's""Tiargam Nook . mer/edger no. JOO, used S ILVER SF.RV lCE. '71 Ka wasaki 175, new J a n.3thruJan.ll A.M/FM stereo cassette, w/wire whls, S4,000 mi, tinted gla ss. Like ocw !'>-15 W. 19th St <.: M once. Will Sac for immed FINE FU n N & AN. engilfe. S250. '75 CHEVY :~4 Ton. P /S, Call 642·5678, ext. 333 to S5800a1r c. 7o5nl~7·626xlnt cond. like new. $2400. 646-7925 cond. (5S20SN). ---sale. &15·4361 or ~6-9189 TIQUES. 645·2200 842-8251 P /B, stereo. Buy or lake claim your tickets. $1995 Chr. bookcj ses, ~lud10 ovr Jsc. Sl31mo.644·2103. 1 Opel . J.746 rouch. 5 rlra"cr chl'sl. Carpet. 12x 12 rm sz. all Firewood/Stock Up 1964 BSJ\ 250 ----Alfa RotMO 9705 1975 d Da~sun Bl~lllO, ;d~: ••••••••••••••••' ••••• ~la:-.:-. top S45 ~lc~a wool. dk brn s hal'(. Xlnl S75cord /del64i:!·2624 Needs Work,S75 ·53, .. 1ndn .1Cn!>tlrm CnmuprenVgan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~?anrr~n~;.a~·~l148 u '68 OPEL Rally., Nds. \·en.le liOO PJIJu Pl c onu " pad. S l-1 5. -----548-7800 ~oo .. ·• •73 Alpha Romeo Spyder frontfendcr.$325ftrm • .:)4(1-49:!7 19-l l!m. lR\'IN~: Coa~l Golf Club Motor Homes, !~~sli~ • Sl600. ofr ~onvert~ble. 40.000 mi. Fiat 9725 675-7687. ,, f 1 f Me mbership for i.ale Sal /R-• 9160 Gd mcch cond $4500 • .._ 97r 0 1-urn•lun· or ~al' rom Hcfnl'( ~ula & chair, kng 675.<!2.'>2 e inu . . • · • , · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• PorscrK" "" Dunton Ford 2240 <; M.>or •I 'AA "'' SA mncll·I h1imc \'eh e l Sl I.Jed manv more ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970V\Y Van SlfJOO Motor Ph.673·25llC\CS. •••••••••••••••'•••••••• .. o la Ir>' C'~C'.11 t'of 1lt•m" :W gal f1-sh lilnk, Hcnt 25' 1975 Open Hoad, needs re~a ir. C~ll l::ve~ Audi 9707 Porsche _'68 912. yellow y ..:;:::ri:::u'-_..'-------9-7-67 kt• l'nd tbls. full & queen ' tompl. All ~oes. 556·7l36. Miscellaneous fully self-cont. sips 6-8. aft 6PM. 646·76.">6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /bl k inter Am/ fm .. .,.... h1dcabeds. llcrculon & ----W t d 8081 W nl"' l 644 8385 · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-7070 an e _1 _"'r ra_es_: · Auto Leas·1n9 9580 •AUDI '70. 2 dr, AMWM. S5300. 548·5458 aft 5pm Tn'umph Sp'1tf1'rc '64 roll nau" ~ofas. k111g hdrm New furniture. bric-a-" ••••••••••• ... •••••••••• . . F d C d ••••••••••••••••••••••• rbll engine. Sacr ifice bl HT d .,l'l, boxsprm~s & mall brae & planL'i for sale. Sat' 29 or on o r '68 Pors che 912, grn & blk, bar. re.mova e re , ll•H ·I05. Mo v 1 n ~·Ra r g ains! WANTED: Sofa Bed & lop'. air·292 Eng. Lie. t~ $l250. 673·6917 nu cng, Konis, Michelin $1100/ofr. 833·2801. 536·2766. ll H. !lobby llors~. R:ca sona· May 1977. First 4 ,000 WE LEASE •74 J\udi Fox. Automatic, must sell PP. 559·4730 olksw-n 9770 l '>cd boxsprin~ & m..1l · ble638·8684 Evenings lakes! 536·7904 --:r lress. clou bl t'. Chest w 8 Brass Bed. queen size, -----------1 SAND Air l'ond.Z3,000mi. 73 911T Tar ga Sepia ••••••••••••••••••••••• dr·awl•rs, $65 TahlC'. 6 Wicker l'\Jrn .. Paintin~s. ~sic:!ments 8083 RENT· Titan 28' Sips 8. all ALL MAKE 559·1115 P.M. Brow~. 5 spd. mags, air, •71 Bug, 42M, xlnt cond. <·hrs S75 :! Lamps S.10. S'fulptures, planters. ns xtras. By day or week. BMW 9712 J\M/l-M,$10,900.544·4776 lvngcouritry,$1500 Ken. ··1 .. ~s lop ··nrf··t· lbl $20. phints. pols & collector • •••••••••••••••••• • ••. • 645.3370 art. 6 MODELS ~ Ji..~ , .. •. l F ti , " Fe nder-Rhodes Eleclrtl' •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 73 914 Air, loaded, silver, 673-8047 673·1292 Sec '""twn IUam oi 2pm. 1 em~ ,\cry ung .,oes J>1.,r10. sui'tc."sc model •·~o Serv1'c• & LARGE SELECTIO .... ORANGE COUNTY'S &·1-ipm. 311 W Wilson. 6i57597 ° .. _ _, ~ 9400 ""' xlntcond.Must sell.Best •65 Square back. g d \pt I. C.~. 64:! :J58:l ,\Li OI<> 1 •. \ PL'~. 400 iicw & 640-W63. Parts '" OF' OLDEST ofr. 833·9264 m echanical cond. $500 "'"" -------....................... &" 548 2181 l.ARCi I': Of'.FICE rn:sK. µrl' rccorrted Classical Fender Musicmoster Porsche enl'(ine. lGOO rblt. VOLAR E'S ' · Rolls Royce 9756 · -·----- :i drn r. 'Int conn sr.o Drama . 5 .. reels, Sl. t•a BASS GUITAR Xlnl. cond . ssoo ex-IN STOCK ••••••••••••••••··~··•• ·oo VW Sta. Wgn. recond &12 9101 • Some l'drtndges & 10" Xlnt cond. Make offer change or make ofr_ Sales·Serv1cc·Leas1ng ~DEti #}DEALER IN U.S.A. eng, neweJ>rakes. J\/T . reels 675·9063 5361006 Call I>ave Tuck ror RoiC•-•r, Inc. ~ Clean.$1250.581-8357 thl w outchrs.rallanchr RA:\l 'UALL/\S GA ~1E __ aft6pm&wknds 4Whet1Drives 9550 Rolls oycc BMW FACTORY CARVER '68VWBusCamper,S950. ~l.1ple cof & l'nd t ble'>. rnd ----Call 546-9933 Quotes -... lffi ROY "cu:.h111n!>. n1ll' stnd. TlCKt::TS.2 <40yrd line> ----··••••••••••••••••••••• 234E.17lh Sl. TOR ED ROLLS·ROYCE Engine new, & xtras. \\JShcr & drj•er a1-1t H v1~1tors side. SSO. ea. Vibraphone 2 spd touch Costa Mesa 5464444 AU H IZ . 23.u.mhst. 751-0859 :'1200, I armed oak chr. X33-8!198 aft. 6 control. xlnl cond. SS00 Landcruisers Sales• Service COSTA MESA met. hkcase t36x36J .• ---ood- . Firm.548-4783 OpenDa1ly&Sunday l976 BMW Pcrts•Leasinq -l '----ISAhUAA '74VWLOVEIUG HC ,\ 19 tv w stand , Customw en_swin~s~t OfflceFu"'itu_re_&___ '71 ThrU '75'S 'tillOPM $ 120W.Warncr a tl\fain CLOSfDSUNOAYS 4 speed trans .. only '''r::.turr chr. ~·7WO. S35 Sectional S15. Chtl~ s 2929 Harbor Blvd. Santa Ana 557·2132 ----------1 19,000 miles. Like new --desk. Drawers & chair. EquiptMRt 8085 7 To Choose from Costa Mesa 9765 •2 > Co ntemporary !>18·5143 •••••••••••••••••••••••EXAMPLE· 546-1934 ARE HERE 1974 F iat 124 Spider, cond.(362LWG l. \vocado Green Uphol . , Sey chrs ssiup, (>X~ svl '7 I H rdt mags, 8 trk, lo mileage $2888 1·ha1rs. Beaut. gr aint-d GE Relni? S2S. Smull gas chrs SlS135. H Y dsks . a op Autos Wonted '1590 5-1500.846·4579 Walnut king s1. ht>ad· slO\'e S20. S~all blk & Elec typewriters. Pierce. 611 DLJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t111arcl & frn m I.' <2 1 wht TV S25 Ne~r new 3 867 W. 19th. CM 645·7411. $3495 "WA .... T TO SELL Honda llookra<;e l'a h1neli. ~pd b1keS25. ·1 1 c bedrm ""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1>14.411.t :.et S7S. 548-792_7 ____ Pianos & ONJans 8090 1\ l • YOUR CAR?" $' ST ., IROADWAY •75 HONDA 9727 llugc J>ouhll· ll utt·h WATERBEDS ~·;~·~~~·;·:;:;r·;~~·;;; SW\ e.wtA ~~~1-~f ~~11tai~cr~ti~~d~ SAHTA AHA ~a:11~!~s~3aJ~n~~~~~ \.\ hghl. table & •\<:hair~. f<l'um s 12~1.95 w de livery Sale. 400 pi :rnos & or· a n y m a k e o r 835·3171 Colonial. s lyk ,\~k111g High Quahty ·Low Price:-. gans. new1uscd. Sp111et~. VOLVO model. .. car s. t1'ucks . THEULTIMAnoR1V1NGMACHIHE SAVE "175.54D·l75H .\<iuaHeaven 830.7062 Grands. Players. Going vans, re c reat1 on ul ------ out for busines:-lknl 19h6 Hn1bor CM MA9J01 ,·ehitles import~ & 6413MWl800,4 dr. I '' in. bed Sl5 Twin Pool Tabll•. Jpc· slak. ac-w,opl lo buy. Kawai , T L:-9560 domestics. Must be in ncwlrans,Sl250 .1\IJlllll lllu,.;1 :-.pre:id~. quilt<'~! S5l•a ccs:-urtl' .... c;d cond. S t einway , Baldwin, rue.u runnmgcondition&mect 494·1584 Ci""" WJUJ Hunk beds $25. • llahJn ~lakeoffcr.557·6616 Chi c k erin ~. Yamaha .••••••••••••••••••••••• California s arcty code ~· lllow n gla~s lamps ------Kimball , Wrll zr . slandar~. HALGREEME :\~~: TOYOTA !'>IOea 962·<!2<!1. ll.\'.'llG GLIDER. 18'. nt•w <i14 )638·2770. 12072 '76 ElcmftllilhoJ\utoSalcs L'<.>:\IPl.ETE o~·,.·1 c1-;. ~~~~~~-or best ofrer Brookhurst.UG. 498·1400 Dealer BMW 1966Horbor,(M M69J03 1-.xcc. Oc:-.ks. Chairs. R I H d del #M 2 TOYOTA WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Offer E xpires i2·29·75 l phol SolJ. l,am~. 1-:nd l<:/n sofa bd. $65 Dbl hfl ammon ~ • F'ORTOPUSEDCARS bmwbug(small l . 73 HONDA CIVIC auto Thb. !::IN· Mid :\lal·h. Ira me S35 Sea :,('3 Pl'. 496_5919 TRUCKS L'OJ> L'IGN DOM ESTJ<..: t-:Lc.Xlntcond tl7:l3650 lramcS5.S52·8999 ___ -____ ' '~r CLAsSICS Sales &ser vice am/fm s tereo, S2000 -... d d . h TV' Radio, 16 To Choose From If your car is extra clean "L.A. Area's ~.! a77v3el n o . P I c a se . GarCICJe Sol~ 80S51n a n.le : co ~ner is HIFi St..-eo 8098 4 Speeds, 5 s peeds • see us first. Newest Dealer!" ~...,.,:.:.:...:.· ..:...:.....-------1 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• cabinet. Selhn g: Love , automatics. long beds, 8 "'UER BUICK 7707 Firestone Bl d rv, 8 & W 23 " s:IO, Stereo $30, misc r (•tor<l., lno rock ) & boolo.~. Fri lil 2 PM. Sal a!t 12 noon 1895 Sherin~on Pl ;\pt 'f2l2 I Oakwood Apls So.) NB. i.eals. and wicker tble 4', ··~:·•••••••••••••••••• short beds. "' " · JCICJUCll" 9730 ~le 640•6886 25 Color Admiral TV Also 6 Used Compad 2925 Harbor Blvd. Downey (213 )927·6635 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Console Sl50/best orrer Trucks Costa Mesa 979·2S001 _:P1fhles West of 605 •67 420 Jag. Sedan, 4 spd * * * 64~1863 ______ toehooscfrom. TOP DOLLAR 'oats-9720 w/overdrive, 2 tone o . orence TV. new pie tube. 5 yrs . ltlllil "' WILL BUY YOUR • · · · 31 J6i48m GSollRGC)IMr Philco 21 ·· Fir Mdl Color J) LUDtA• p •ID ••••••••••••••••••••••• bwehilgse 68& ooobromwi!'· $2wli50re :\lo\'ing Sale. Sal & Sun -~· ~·· · o s AGE 9738 IO·S. Ever} thing goes . You arc the winner of 2 RCA Viltor 19" ('Olor con· ':~;c;;: TOYOTA FOR ALL ORV LK W N Mazda Dunton Ford 1 1140 S M.J1n A• W/Jff1Pt, ~A 546-7070 •74 VW DASHE~ Auto. t r arts .. radio, '00 Toyota Corona, a/c . heater. Like new. Mu!>l Xlnt cond. New 'brks. see. C533MYT). $1100. 581·4812 art 5:30 '69 Sta. Wag. CoroUa $800. Xlnl mileage. Must Sell. &16-3471 ------- 1974 CELICA Deluxe ST 2 dr hardtop. Auto trans .. J\M/FM s tereo, Landau top, mag wheels, elc. Like new. <862'KMW ). $3333 Dunton Ford : 2·10 <; M.1m ott W.HnP• ~ A 546-7070 $3777 Dunton Ford 1140 C, Ma on~•' Wlr.,••1 '"•A 546 -7070 '~WBUG Very good cond. in/out. Sll95. S81·205S. '69 VW Camper. Rbll eng .. lo mi., nu clutch, nu rubber. 673-3525 or 431-6687. '72 VW, It. blue, xlnl cond. Moving forces sale. 645·6868 or 675-0105 eves. South L-a leach old, 64~·5848 • t.\111. IMMEDIATELY Dl\TSUN. TOYOTA, 673.5895 U·4pm) :\I any anlq 's. t·olll!t tickets lo the sole TV. Xlnt rnnd. Must FOREIGN CARS PAID FOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• · & Sports Vocation II s oo , .,., OR NOT. '74 Mazda Wgn RX4, R/H, ---------lible's, rurn. bicydcs • SC _1 _· t.;75·9.,.,7 1966 Horhor (IA 6J6 9303 CALL OR COME IN TOP DOLLAR I '66 Square Buck parts. Parts. r-ntq ou1·t··r 2526 & Rec-at·ional 4 spd slick , yellow w/tan Due To ncrease " " "' '"" TOSIEUS CALL Will fit 1963·1967 : Hood Elden. CM . Vehicle Show HCA Color TV 2!1" Screen. '74 Chev. PU wtcamper SJ\L BEHNADENE int. perf cond. $2995, or in Mew Car Sales $20, left fender $10, left VJNG S \L"'' C ,--d • at lhe $:.!OO. Xlnl<..:ond shell. S300 down & lake 540·0442 ssoo & TOP Call Jo<' We have become over · door $30, rear door ~10 , ' .... oor(.' AJN1\HEIJ\1 ____ fiJl:..:17&.1 overnotc 498·10€i2 556·5220 days, 646·6282 s loc ked in excel len t (63"") S2 I HCA TV comb. sll.'n•o & ----es 'VJ 5. Pus seals, record playt'r Si:!SO COC~~, .. ~:~rETRION Boah&Morine ,7lCheyenn~ '72 240Z, m ech. perr ._e_v_. _______ trades. odds'nends.646·8080 Washe r & d ryl'r SfiO "''~ Equipment Loaded, sharp. Must sell Mercedes &.nx 974~ STARTING PRICE ,66 VW •:\lal h i~ stcrC'o S50 l!l' .Jan.3thruJan.11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super 1-:z tonpickup,V-8, now!552·S222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $895 Calt 64.2·5678. ext. 333 lo General 90 Io auto trans., fact air. p. -----Good condition Frigidaire, 2 dr auto I l ' k ts steer, radio, heater, ti'nl-COSTA MESA ES s 645-8786. def t $200 n-·• d l: J1m your ic e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3100 W."--st H-.111n R ALE .._ ..... Y ros · rx:u l\'an. * * * e d glass, while s pare ~ "' "'°' "'" misc. ite ms. 546·4246 Zodiak 10· 111flalable wheel. a real nice truck. 642·9405 REASOMAILE VolYo 1561 Pcg:isu:;, s.,\. ll~s . A l c Jo,•eseat s225 crart. xtras, ski. rash. Mus t be seen 1864264 > ·72 MBZ 250C Cpe. Well ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~ 1'1 u . · : surf hrc boat. cost $675. · · d $ 7 4 9 s OFFER £state sale e\'erything ~ urquo1se necklace ; 16 used twice. SS2S. 494.2798. ! $3699 OrancJe County's ~~~~f1 Pe · • · will be accepted during ORANGE COUNTY ~oes · maple stereo. TV, Ski Boal. siooo54s-2502 ·y---• HiCJhest S luytr '75 M BZ 450SE. 2 lo thjs week's liquidation VOLVO I urn, s m app r elax· JNTF:HIOR DOORS Boats •. Marir.e °"Imports choose from. Save big on SALE EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO ,1c1zcr & .h ou.se hold l.IKF: :"a:w, Equipmettt 9030 9·u M T t these two. 194SMJM ). t007r Financing & Largest Volvo Dealer ilem.s 9 4 Sal Sun. 830 WJTll llA ROW ARE ••••••••••••••··~·· •••• 1 axey 0 t0 a '74 MBZ 240 Diesel. True f!:xtended f·inancing i.n Orange County! Plum, CM, 642·5193 SW 00 •ATTENTION • Call Roger or ill economy and value in AVAILABLEO.A.C. BUY 0 oRrELCTEASE 518-2 150___ Mfi-8579 IW6·3975 l!l68 SO Ho r c;e power _...__ __ 84_7 8555 this hard to find model. ~ Gara~c Sale, Roll·a·way Mercury outboard. C.D. SELLING YOUlt CAR? Lease avail. (022642). · cdW\ I .... !. ~·,~· ~.i~ .,,~.·~~ fled , Washe r & Gi!s PETERIOWIE lgn illonw1thmcrcontrol.i,.;:;,_ ________ 1 TOPrRICESPAID '72DATSUN •73 MBZ 450 SE Lux. LUIJla -·-.. --... ----- Dryer. Room Sii c Rugs, 2772 Circt. DriYt Ne w w al C'r P II m P · 197 4 GMC f" 1 5 I 0 4·DOOR Sedan. Priced for quick man.v ot h er items. Newport.leach Engineinexcellentcond. H d ed . k yo p odrrmporNts A l t ' d ' sale. $10,750. Shurp! r SUPERCLEAN.$650or l5 unr p1c up. ..... s i oror ot u omo 1c, ra 10 , (578HSY). TOYOTA ~-4047, 960 1 Nclherway ~~~e~~o~~~ winner o 2 best offer. Call 963-8738 a uto. trans .. fact. air Dean Lewi• Im~ heater. vinyl root, (2743) .• 74 MBZ 450 SEL. Very 10 . 2025 S. Manchester Or. 11 n.______ . eves. ALSO 15 foot glass cond .. powe r steering, 1966Jlarbor, C.M. $2195 mi. Mintcond. Priced for 1966 Horbor. c M. 646·9303.~ Anaheim 750-2011 Horws 8060 Sports, Vacatton r u nabout new seats, radio, heater, tinted 646·9303 quicksale. (020588). ~~;:~~==:::::==~::-:-:=-=-=:;-:~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ & Recreotional car peting, with good g lass. wheel cover s . • '75 MBZ 450 SLC. Limit· r s TAR GA:'>E-u•., " ... 6EAUTIFUL registered V•hicle Show trailer. Ilull in excellent (S3429W ) TOP •73 DATSUN cd prod CMr. European .&1 .ll'--r~ quarter horse for leas\:, at the eond. S400 or best offer . $3888 140 z cancel. OnlY •so ml. a..-;;..=.:...:..:..:.._.. ___ 111 CLAY k 'POl.l.AN free to ~d hom e . Ex ANAHEIM Will sell both for $950 or $ Sunr'l. c.aawtc.. alloy ~ .. ~~.•:, 1f.. r .... Oo./rA~~ ~ sml.J:,1:_.r, I CONVENTJON offer. Olll 963-8738eves 4 ~d . radio. he:llcr, wbls . Lse or purch. :J.... , ••m""' lo,~. S•o>t. • ~l1o cellent chsposll1on lln1 vinyl toot. low miles, (101988). Ext. terms ,~~-" To d11velop mHtoge tor ,.,ldov ~~ ""' contormat1on 979 1400. CENTER lo-"'-, Soil 9060 Pa1·d (2757) '7JHl rtodwordJcOrruPDnd•"QI0"""1'tMl ··~ Jan 3 thru Jan 11 un avail. of~ Zodo«bttrhs•;n. _.. ~ #!.--~ 8065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5 5 I Ka.'IO ~ ,.,..,_.. Call 642-5678 i?xt 333 to ll FOR 19 ·75 MBZ 450 SEL. Exec. ~~"=s"" ~~~... ti:::::"" oc.r. u~ ••••-••••••••••••••••• claim Your tickets E nsenada 20. spo ess. demo. Lu>C aedao. Met. uiw..·. u w 11,... 6JOf ~,. h H d II II O /B Used VW's r1 I b El f •If .... ,...... 6414-. &.uate sale everyt inc ea . ,.a ey. · • n s . e el roo • ~s...w-. iso.t.• •sf,,_..._,., . ..,, &091J Fum, ::ippl, mi5c. HO Tram Layout, 4'x8', X l r a•s . $ 3 5 0 0 ·t========== .74 DATSUH Clearance p r l ced. ~C....-r,=: :;~:" "" s.t/S.i.n J-4 548-2150, 830 w/power -pack. xlrH. 714/897-0915. 74 CHEYENNE Poid f« or Mot (ot0890). •Gooor1 =~---=~ n1.-CM Almost complete •70 °' Kt Bo • k V STATinMWAGOH '75 MBZ 280 Sed. Exec. ,'!l!" -·~-"°'-··"., r-. · • · 26' .,.oop t. a"? \i Ton pie up, 41, auto. Maroon, 4i~. air coo-demo. Cle•,.,.nc. priced. 1?;:;_. :iiT; · 11 ,.:;:,;.:;._. ..... , 1070 962 ' 8979 l!,~~~1~· trans .. fad~·~~ cot ndt't' Pl· dit.ionllll, Jow miles, fr Lseor purC°h."c u 9087). 1f~ ~~ ~;::: ..._-'-=-.......,.,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 pc llv rm ~et $200, 5 pc ____ ....,.._. ______ , tlecr., ra •O. ,..,a er. Unf 'r buuUCw. (2787). '71 MBZ 280 SE. f)JJly :;=-!;~ ~~ W _.,~ED chrome & ~lass dinette 20• Camila Barb, sips'· 2 eel glau, etc. Beau u $3595 equipped \nciudlni sun· :t~ !t~ ~tl:;-~I SUO. aqu3nums 20 &r 40 outbrdl 3 salJs (m"in (Hr.1212> _H_in __ fk __ h _~_..;..IO 44.U roof. New Ytar special. !Jt"' !S~. ~~ TOP CASH 00(,l.AR gall complelc,walcrbed, Jenn y,' Jib ), $1400'. $4399 Wish to b\O' rrom dealer • (083675). .,,,.,..,, .. >Oc-• '° PA ID t' 0 R Y 0 U ll G3l·3278 ~ & 548·6480 ~ Pri.pty., 1955 or 1954 2845 llarbor Bh•d HOUSE ~! :·11 ~~ U ~~ · . JNELHY, WA"n:;HES. I A 1 JI I C II C M )JM....i t)-ttc-ART OB.JECTS, QOl.O, Ma1tag E c c. Dryer , loe Slipl/ -U"•I)· ea ey. a 05ta esa "" OP ~\~-l;~:-:\~:--S ~LV"P;R SERVICE . Spinnet P~no,~otrer. ~ 9070 497-22'12. 540•6410 J&o.. ~l'w -.""""'-lt'd1~,\:ii , R N •. A"' o.\.Paulannoc... IMPORTS ~,......., ,,,,,_ 11 '-"'-F NE U • 1~ ~ · ....................... SeWq MY\h~ w1U> a ~~"':., ~~m~ l:t;'"' T1QUl'.8. Ml-2200 tv Od)'MeY G mo w /'lO DOCK AV All.ABLE Dalli PUot Cla.ulfled Ad '73 Oat.sun 240Z, xJnt cond, )0 re "°.......,.. toMtod FlM wMt you want In pmH. f7S. Up\c)28' mot.orol'ull ii a tlmple matter ... mtl!t aell $4.500, 063"8017 523-7250 ~a.. @Ad•mt f)N!~mt Dally PUotCI n.cu. 8'2-1113 173-1311 J'4tllCJU6'1-~. or642_·S_734 __ _ 9772 f I - .. T ! . AYto1, U1ed AYto1, U1.-d Autos, Used ..!..T!!!hu:!:.r~sd~a2.y:..::· J'.!a!!nu~a~ryz...:..1 ....:1.::,9.:..,:76::..._ ______ D::.;A..:;l.::.L V,;_;_Pl:..::L..;:;0..:..T_;:;::D:..=9 YOtlYO t772 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos • OMCI --tf.20 oe.mobilr 9955 Pinto 9957 Autos. Uttd A.utos Hew 9800,Alltos, H.w -9100 16'S ••··•·•••····••••• .•••••••••••••••••••••• . •.•...•••.•.•••.••••.•••..•.•••.•.•.....•... ············-·········· .....•...•.•........••.•.••. : .•.•.....••.••.••...•.••••......•..••... Volvo 9772 Wck 9910 '73ElCamino&late AIT. Sales and Service Must sell 1975 Panto Co . Plymouth 9960 -----------------. VOLVO'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, P/B, P /W. Vinyl OLDSMOBILE per 4,000 m1lelo. $31~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 176&•75 Volvos •1JW$k~ntury top. Low mi. Xlnt cond. GMCTRUC.CS C:all64ti isn BRA~DMEW! HERE ••ou or Leas Delux v-s. cpe, alr cond. Sac. $2950. 673·5882 HONDA CARS 9960 1975 VALIANT Now -r auto. \rans .. p. steering, '75Nova LN4dr., •1-.1.,-11v 0•.L. Plymouth 4 DOOR SEDAM p. brakes, bucket seats, vn •• ... 1 RD •••• ••••••••• • •• • •• • • • • loaded with extras & only . all xlras. $3900. 28SOJlarbor Blvd. E<:onomacul 6 cylinder •NcwEngme VolvoDlr.since'56 3<J,OOO miles. Reislty 540-0024 . CostaMesa 540•9640 IRANDNEW! t•nJ{ine. automat l« •NcwTrans mi~lon sharp. (17SHOE). 9957 1975 DUSTER transm1s:.wn, u1r cond1 •New Colors Pinto v 11 , a u t 0 m a l 1 c taoning. powl'r stccrin~. $2777 c;twysler '9925 ••••••••••··~··•••••••• transmission. f ront front disc brakes, vin)I All. 75'S AND DEMO'S .MUST GO THIS MONTH BUY OH LEASE USED SllECIALS '74 Volvo 164 ' Automalac. s unroof. A~t i''M s tereo, leather Luxury at its b<:st. lf5005 $6395 '74 Volvo 142 4 Speed . overdrive, leather . AM /FM stereo cassette. s unroor. A sports scdun. 752L~Q. • VOLVO HUI I 1 ·nmmo11w1-.tlth Hlwna I' .irk 521-7000 Dunton Ford ')'JiO '-I Mnin ,.,, W.u rwr .. ~A 546 -7070 Autos, Used •••• •• ••• • • • • • • • • •• • • •• Cadillac 9915 ~c 9905 •······················ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 GREMLIN 6 c-~ I.. aulo. lrans .• radio. WSW Lares. tinted glass & \\heel covers. <034FYV>. $1699 "CADILLAC" Quality & Price O•fl' 70 to Choose From For the best prtl'\!!>, the lowest lease rates. & de pendable SCl'VICC, • sec ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Pl.,..TO V-6 power l.llsr brakes. vinyl inll•nor. linl\'d ~las~. '70 New Yorker, n eeds """ 1n~erior. radio. heater . whllt'Y.Jll tires. hcH.tl't\ ~ork. Sacrifice. $1000. Stationwa~on t an led w 1 n d s h tc 1 d . lx>dy side mouldings. cH:. 552·9109or552·0591 whitewall tin•s with de ' $3595 · t....;.._------Automatic trurism sslon. fat't.ory air conditioning, 1uxc "heel rovers. clc. ( \'L4ll'.Sli3'MH25 l iMntal 9930 radio. he11tcr. less than $3 39 5 I'r1n· goo<l 't1J 12 :?IS 75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15,000 miles~ (238M1";) (\'LWG5GlOJ:J2'J) '74 Continental $419 5 Pmc Good 'ttl l2 :!g 75 Coupe . Dunton Ford V-8. auto. trans .. factory air cond .. full power. SLEMONS MERCEDES AM / 1-'M radio, healer. H17ll fl ;.trhor.<'M. vmyl roof. tinted g lass. 6 3 1-1276 wh ee l cove r s. Li e. ----- 318KL~ $4995 Santci-Ana Lincoln Mercury 1301 N. Tustin PINT O'S Choic~ Of 3 All priced to Sell! Low us Dunton Ford. =240 S. t.4iii ,. •• W~rner, S.A.•; JI: ""' L ~ 2240 S Mltn •I W••.,••. S A . i546· 7070 . 546~7010: '.·::-' 'i 2 St·t 'rin~ .Satt'll1l l'I ... ~1:1tl() 11r h'l olr L'all '61 St,1 \\i;n 11 t\I JUlo tH··,,&i.(h.\:?7 run~ "-10111.!. good S26~ or -ll~l ~'2~.:\1 1 "-1'; \\,1nt.11b l'Jllhl:!.)tii>- Autos. Mew 98QO Auto\, H~w 9800 Dunton Ford 7 740 5 M.:ion .. , Watn<'I. s A NABERS CADILLAC Santa Ana 547-0511 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S1477 931DIW 546-7070 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA '540·9100 OPF:N SUNDAY Buick 9910 -- ---.,. ••••·••·••••••••••••·•• '7 3 Cadillac Beaulifi~~e~·ith red Buick 73 Estat e Wgn D R E o u c 1-: o r R cc ~. El orado loaded S3200 or Bt!sl ofr. 536-7~1 eves. '74 Mark IV V-8. aulo lruns .. factory Ql r l'O nd., rull power. AM t l-'M radio, l.'inyl roof. tinlt!d glass. wheel CO\'crs. Lie. 837KJD. $6295 Santa Ana ~WtlwiiA ~VOLVO 1966 Hothor ( M boll• YJOl Uffl'r 1-.:xµi n.•s 12·2!l·75 SHOP & COMPARE!!! lOWlST PttlCES & SUPSllOR SEttVICE SUVIHG THE COAST SINCE 1953 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 leathe r interior. fully Cudillac equipped! <234G\'P >. '73 P111lo Squirt'. nu l1n:s, Lincoln Mercury A!\1 FM sten•o w1ta~. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ANOTHER MIRACLE DEAL! 1301 N. Tustin roof raek,_gd tond $4!175, Santa Ana 547-0511 548·2698 $5995 Corntte 9932 '74 Pinto wagon. Luggage ••••••••••••••••••••••• ral.'k. good l'Ond. S2.SOO •TOP CASH! 544·J.117 SLEMONS MERCEDES l!J7U II arbor. C :\I. 631-1276 For Co~:el.les and oth~~ T-r y au a 1 17 p 1 ,-;; t uscd <:ars & lrucks. Classif1edAd tobuy,scll _ HOWARD C hevro_let. orrent som ethanl! llBliJB Buy or Lease HEADCi)UARTERS IN SAMTA ANAr FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES•SERVICE•PARTS•LEASING -~~ ~ o·~ ---& SPORTS CAR CENTER LARGE SELECTION OF MEW & usto IMPORTS (557-2132) 120 W. WARNER SANTA ANA plac1r to Sleep'! For Classified Ad ACTION laH A Doily l'ilot Ad0 wi1cw 642-5671 NEW I 974 MAZDA RX-4 2 DOOR SEDAN CStk. 4002 Ser 9442) Dove & Quail Sts. Near --_ _ ___ -~ ~- 069 <;adtllac c;oupe De Jamborec, Bris tol. & Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Ville fully cqu1 µped •1 A h N t 675 c,69 i.• ac rt ur. ewpor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-"••••••••••••• i••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ssoo~7H~~W STKR. ·+PLUS+ ssoo CASH BACK .. WHILE THEY LAST 7 MORE BRAND NEW '74's AT'SOO DISCOUNT PLUS ~ •soo CASH IACK Al Solo Pnces '48 Ho•n From Public:Olion IMPORT CHERRIES! . '72TOYOTA CELICA l/1nyt roof (219GM0) s1999 '14 DATSUN 260Z Auto 111rut.. AM/FM 11<110 mag -· ''~• nw (185031 s5399 '74 MUSTANG II MACHI Air power 1te1ftn9, AM/FM custom 1nt•r1or I t•t•rior (&5el(KS) s3399 '73 POMTIAC VEHTURA 8 c:yf, auto trens., 34,000 miles (t2525) s2199 '74 PIMTO RUNABOUT 4 tOMC1 IOw miles• 1659KPE) s2499 '71 CAPRI • soeec:t (158110Kl s1499 M~. Many Mon To .Choose from -., Reach 833-0555 '73 Cadillac ·75 YelloY. Corvette. blk / B Dorado Coupe leath uphol .. lug rack. Low miles! 1-'a{·tnry a ir Loaclcll. mint cond. take conll .. full power. car lS over lse. No dea lers loaded including eru1sc please. Call 644-9179 or control. Lie. 871KBQ . 675·1585. $5595 :~~: ••••••••••• !!.~~ Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury 1301 N. Tustin Santa Ana 547.os I I Sacri fice. 1\:.~11ml· 1 ~ r lse, '75 Cadillac UcV11lc like new. Owner g11.1.•n Co. t'ilr :>46-0855. Camaro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Camaro. Air. mags. racing stnpc. Sharp car! $850. bsl ofr. 833 7776 Chenolet 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONNELL CHEVROLET SALES&SERVICE 2828 Harbor Bl•d. COST A MES/\ 546-1200 '75 Monte Carlo Landau. rallye whls. pwr brks. steering & windows. air cond. owner a n x ious. best ofr. 552·0491 '72COUGAR V -8, automatic trans mission. :\:'111 FM s tt·rco. PQ\\cr steering. power brake::.. a ir tondi· t1on111g. whtle wall tires. tilt steering wheel. & 1. inyl root. (044G 11\l > $2595 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Dally & Sunday 'tillOPM 2929 Ha rbor Rll.'d, Costa Mesa 546-1934 Ford • •••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Falcon 4 dr. clean. Runs xl nt. $625. <..:a II 968·2132 '75GRAMADA Economy ti, luxury xtras. 4 dr .. brown. $4195. 646·0885 or 640·8325 '71 FORD LTD 4-DOOR \' 8. auto. trans .. factory air cond .. full power. I J\M Jfo':\I radio, heater. '72 ~Jonte Carlo. supt•r Lie. 243DLP. sharp. loaded. Reduced $500 • Sl995. 675·9063 ---- '75 CHEV MONZA V-8. auto trans . fact air cond .. p . s t eer., p. brakes. radio. heater. wsw tares. tinted ~lass. like new & only 6269 rni leS'. Sec t o d ay. (988NBX). $3999 Dunton Ford $1795 Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury 1301 N. Tustin Santa Ana 547-0511 '72 FORD BROUGHAM V-8, auto. trans., fa ctory air cond. AM/FM stereo radio. heater. vinyl roof. Li<;. BroFLV. $2595 Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury 1301 N. Tuslin ==;:::___ ---Santa Ana 547-05 I I '65 Impala Sta. Wgn. 7240 '• M;iin ttt Warner.SA 546-7070 needs body work. '70 FORD LTD 4 DR ,SlOO. 848·018_1 V-8 auto trans.·. facl. a ir '65 Chevy p/u cab front I con'd .. p. s teer. radio, e nd utility bed. utihty heater, WSW tires. vinyl trailer. 548-8855 roof. tinted glass, etc. I (120CAX >. .,. ,.. . ~ , ."';; . S1399 ' .. ,,., ,tt:·'0 r :~). -:·, ··~' ~ .... .: .... /.,:'\ •' ,,~ ,.. __ ., _,, 1 ~ ..... / 'I . :\. •\ 1 • ( ·,_ •• , ._ .. 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Tustin S-. AM 547·0511 .... tf 52 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 85 Mustang GT. 2+2. auU>'---p/s. ra~tback S9~ Od. cond. 846·7171 '65 M\.astang, slick . nu trana .. gen, battery, earl>. I& more. $100. 983-S2!59 or 530-0SSS SAi.ES •••• ICIE WE ARE PROUD OF OUR OUTSTANDING RECORD WITH THIS OUTSTANDING CAR! Before .YOU buy COMPARE OUR SAVINGS AND INSPECT OUR COMPLETE HONDA SERVICE F~CILITl~S .BRAND NEW 1976 HONDA CIVICS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY~ No . 1 · In The Nation • • Dto r.· LY· l . . ······················~······················•l •••········,········~··l 6cyl1n0e<. a..tlOfNIUC Ir-. Iron! d•SC: Brand Mew '15-TORIM.O 4 DOOR HARDTOP ' ·~ -' ~' ~~_! UST .............. SS04S DISCOUllT ...... $1050 S-Jd;E-PRICE ~ s3995 · • cyhnde•. !1on1 & rea• ou..,per 11ua•m 11n1e-o 91;o~~ 1S1• 1147~ Setral •~11Yr59568J OrAl<H l•ont .t. •ear ~ guardl. (St~ • 1030. S•111al •Sl<Qll 1"'8S691 Plu1 Tl~ 6 l~ Plus Tn 6 ~ Brand Mew '75 LTD 2 OOOR HARDTOP Brand Mew '75 GRANADA 2 DOOR SEDAN Brand Mew '75 MUSTAM~ 11 HARDTOP . /".f.J_.~ '-LIST •••••••••••. ,. $5863 ~~-at_ DISCOUNT •.•... Sl438 LIST ••..•..•••.•.. $4507 DISCOUNT ........ $ 857 c.;i( c ~ usr ......... -....... $4471 ~ DIS~~~~'P:iice 770 ':.:J'r-I . SALE PRICE SALE PRICE ,.,., ~""~~P•S ..,notcwdlt l"t!!o •ear bumpe• """'<JS (Si. •0&44 Seflal •!>Jli?t<1411D3J s4425 6 cyhnoe<. /ac!IO. tinted glasa, Spec13I p•1n1. "'"'l 1001. <lelu•I bumpe• g•oup \$1~. 1 819. Se.,a1 ·~WM.1961112! $3650 V-6. pow..-r•ck & p+n.on s1eeung. """' llelted wh•!ewall rlld•alS. pow .. l•onl disc O•a•es ti"led·Olas.5 (Stk I CB97. ~ •51'102l1417'60l s3701 Plus Ta• I l10l!l'<Se Plus Tao 1 lic:e!"ISe Brand Mew '75 COURIER ECONOMY PICKUP o~~~,:';t:~~~. '75 THUNDERBIRD 2 DOOR HARDTOP Brand Mew '7 6 f..I 00 1h TOH PICKUP , LIST •..•...••. , ... SJ4tf DISCOUNT, ....••. $ 281 ---"-~--. SALE --Q.· ,-~~" PRICED UST .............. $4615 DISCOUNT ...... S 934 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE s31.36 Con~e,.h111C<1 g•oup, v1r>yl •oot. 1e1tne1 1rim. a1eel belled radial ..-n•ti!'Wlll r.1i:rs. power !11!<1!, rl!Cl•llu•g ~ seal. power loc-group (Siii. 1161. Seroal 1~87A119349) $6697 _$3681 ..... ,.,. ""'""' '7 1 FORD T·BIRD ,O,uro !<ans. 1acto•y "'' '"" ,,. .. 0'•"$2188 ""'n<Jo .. s "°"" ~a!s von yl roor ,0,M FM s•"'eo 1!J/fOKl .. , ..... '13 VW BUG · -,.,,, ""· s2444 •311'e wn1111ls, 11ecor oa1n1 l~Jl '13 FORD COURIER """'' . '"~ '" ··$2266 Sle<ll'OCalM! 1<'651•1) ....... '74 MUSTANG 11 2 + 2 '74 FORD COURIER .... ' -. '71 DODGE SURFER VAN • 3 seals. tacto•y ... s 1895 POW"llf" stee,.ng. 'adro. luggage ti!Ck. (HMFVY ! ... , .... , .... , . '73 FORD PINTO IW1o l!ans . !aclOf'f II< s2666 con.,1!ron1ng ra<l•o. rit!a!e< {7S2t;HU) ......... ..,....,. '74 FORD GRAN TORINO '13 FORD LTD 13 FORD F·lllO PICllUP V-41 IU10 Iran~ p0 .. 9f s2999 Sleer•"9 (11¥.>685) ' "'. -. '74 FORD F·lOO PICKUP V·8 au!o ''~"~ powar $3566 ~leC••M(j ,\ N IGt'' !5"231 WI ' ...... '70 VW BUS . ·-· "''"'. "''"S2088 cie..n• (043\;iAAS~ .. ... ,. .. ' "'""" '74 FORD F-100 PICKUP '"'' "'"' ··•·• 52733 ..... "'"' .. ,~ s3444 heall!f (7902JG) (196!>5W) " ., .. '73 FORD VAN '75 FORD F-100 PICKUP c ...... ··""· ... s369, >.u!o "~"" pow•• s,ee<1ng "MFM ~1e•eo wllll)I! t551JEO I ..... $3466 "'"'''I ..... ., . ..;.. ' ' -.. , .... - "' '" '" ''•'" s3333 speed {77288P) .......... ·~·· .... '74 FORD PINTO Ru.,aoou• • !pue<1.$2444 fll<l10 IJ.t~fl) .. ,. .......... ... • '73 PLYMOUTH OUSTER "'"'""" ' '" s2099 flldoo he~tllf l~li:?!U! .............. '73 FORD PINTO ............ -.. I..-.•.,'•• " '74 DATSUN 710 4 speed l<>tlo•y '" $3666 •ad10 1 • .+n,1 •oot l!IOSH.JV I ':<1 '•• I " • 'J2 .FORO .PINTO WAGON 14 FORD GRAN TORINO '74 MUSTANG II ~5~~~~;.~~01 • s3222 ··· ·~"'" "" .... s3777 s1eefln1) & b•1kes. rlld•O. <1lly1t wlleels (167765) """ ....... .. '7 4 FORD TORINO v.a. •u!o trans . l>Owe<$2888 stee11n9 & D•llkes. 1;i<110. low. low miles! {7'9tll(YQ) . '""' ........ ,, .. '74 FORD PINTO ,O,u!o !rans rad•o $2666 [86bKHRl .. ............ . '70 TOYOTA CORONA ~:· ..... $1616 "'"'"' ....... '72 TOYOTA CORONA MK II Slit•on w;igon Aulo $1999 trifl•. •" co,.<111>on1ng. ••010 luggage ••ck ('lO&GINJ • ........ J ...... '13 PONTIAC Y£NTURA '72 CHEVY NOVA 4 ()oof 6 Cy1 3 $~ed s 1199 l27!>HJO) ........ ' '72 FIAT 128 ~~"" · '"~ s2555 .. .......... ... '68 CHEVY NOVA ~ad~~"02~~~; .... ,,s s 1199 Au l O l<ans . radio s 1666 (020C<lR! '74 FORD SURFEI VAN . V·I. auto t•ans . la<:o!ry s49aa au. power stee.,ng . •ad•O. rallye wlleeis !J.~) ~p--.,...,. '74FIAT128 4SpeeCI 1~6\KMB! '75 FORD GRANADA GHIA Y·!. llUld l< .... S , IM:IO"f ~"; air;e; . ":'~:? .. •, S46JJ wondows. "'"¥' root. A M IF M !l e•eo P26MER) ,..,.,. ...... - '71 FORD TORINO • -. AulO t•lnS taCID"f 811. s 1111 powl!!I ~!CalinQ. pow~ bra•es. •1ny1 •001 187:10FV! • ...,, ............ '74 FORD GRAN TORING ~ ________ .,. ---·~ ••<II IU1 -·'I•-·· -••• .... : t ............ ~II -··,.. .... . ••u1 ''"""'' "ov••• ' ...... , .. -.~., 1 ...... ,.. 1.,. ... ,,1 . .... , .... _., ............... . ATLAS Clnolor/PIY- Ope n Oaily & Sun. 'tll 10 P?rl . 2929 Har bor Ol\ld,, Costa Mes<1 -- 546-1934 P...tliic; 99.5 ···~················•t• NEWC"AR CLEARANCE HEW 1976 ASTR~ Syear, 60,000-mileengine. warranly. Jl41dia l luncd suspen.6ion. 5 s p eed trans m iss ion & 1\lH r.idio. (514Y80 l. $3495 MEW 1976 FIREllRD ,Ecqnomy 6 cyl. engin e w 1t urbo h ydrom,oitic tranSmission, full r,c. tory equipment & front console . (524514). $4393 HEW 1976 SUM BIRD 5 year, 00,000 mile engine i warrant)'. lladi:1I tuned s us pe nsion, ·I s peed trans., AM radio & lux· ury trim group. l lOS92Z). .$3894 BILLl.t.RRY POHTIA'C lsl SL & S.A. Free way SANTAANA 558·1000 ------- ·73 Pontiac Gr a rul\·illc, 4 I dr hdll>. nu tires. 60. 40 · Jlwr sc:ils. p~"f \\'indows \ &. door locks. \'inyl lop, I &14-4147 'fq IA"l\l ans 4 dr. llrdlp. $750. Xlnl running cond . &16·3.171. ______ , '69 F I REUIRD. o ri g. owner . xlnt. 6<1 .000 mi. lo-...· book. 51475. 644·6806 (res.) or 8.:ti· I.8i3 (Oh:. I ' ~UTY &·PRICE . ' . GIANT s,l;lECTION (J NEW1& USED CAOltt·AtS ORANGE COUNTY CADlt[AG SPECIALISTS 1976COUPE DE VILLE Fuel J nj~t ion. Only 4257 mile~ on this loaded ouio. Cob. top. leother inter. stereo, aiM~ control. (475Nll) ONLY $9495 19]3 COUPE DE VILLE Vinyl top, l ea t her interior, .full power, s l e •eo. lo aded (5l8GJT) ONLY $4495 1973 PORSCHE "914" ~::?:•••••••••••••!!.7.~ 5 speed ttons, oir COSTA MESA cond ., ".lppeoronr " qoup. AM /FM radio, elc. {Ser. 12914) DATSUN '73VEGA HATCHBACK 4 speed, radio, healer , low miles. s ec lo up· prccialc! 127901. $1995 i:2Y15 l l urbor lll vd. C.:os t;1 ~l ~su 540·64 Io '7-1 C'I': low m ileugc . bro-...·n. cusl. blk inl. &12·914·1 '73 CHEV VEGA Deluxe Y•ai.:on . au to trans .. power Slt'l"rin g, a irt'QOd .. etc. (111KLi':I. $1999 Dunton Ford l140S Ma1n MWI"""' <;A 546 -7070 '74 CHEV VEGA "G1"" .slalion wagon, 4 Spt"cd. & heater. \'inyl in · lcrio r . ma g 1.1.'hccls, sharp. Ol.I7J NO I. $2666 . Dunton Ford ~140 '> !.I•"' >I ~~ nf'< ' A 546 -7070 '72 Vega P anel. ~l !lll whls, Al\1/F!'wt 8 lrack, ractory air, !1600. 842-8251 , ·74 Nolehbaek, gd L"Ond . 25,000 mi. gold blklinl. i\uto .. P /S. 751·~104 • '7J Vega H:ilchb;ick, auto, air, 549·U331 or 49G·l4 Price ~1650. ONLY $6195 1972 DATSUN 240Z · • A ir co nd itioning, AM/FM RoU io. oUlomotic tron~.. vinyl H-ite-icw & ju~! li~e nf'w. Only ] ( ,000 miles. (137FTI) ONLY $4995 s PLUS 12 month ) 2,(XX} mi!P CADILLAC FACTORY PROTECTION PLAN A ... oiloble on most models. Alltos,Mew tlOO ············••a•······· Don't See Us First. •'. l.lut See1·Us lastlll .. ;·. 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