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Home My WebLink About1976-12-01 - Orange Coast Pilot• Seal -Beach Resident Jailed ' - d County Raids KKK Mariites Climax Hero~ Under Corps Rin WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 1, 1976 VOL M, NO. "4, 4 SEC'TICHIS, 44 ~AOIS __ Cofut Maa Bdd : Tiff Bl8med . ·.· .... ~== In ·Air Drama 04"1y l'IMit SIMf - GROUNDED BY POLICE .S.•1 Beech'• Lee.tie Police Hold Party, Bust Theft Ring l.AS VEGAS (AP> -Police and federal agents held a party for 58 people. arrested the Z1 who 1howed up, and ended a long in- vestigation into the stolen pro- perty market. Clark County Dist. Atty. ~ge Holt sald Tuesday the lfOUP appeared at an Wldercover police store front operatioo Mon· day night thinldn1 they were go- ln g to have a .party and ,1>artlcipate in a ramefor a "hot" J Jports car. But they received lnltead a pair o( bandcufla. Holl said since the first arrests Monday nlibt. apother U people were taken Into eoat.Qlly. Otnclals declined lo ldenWy (be storefront operation, nyln«i it was still In uae. Clark Couhty Sberllf Ralph Lamb aatd he believe. the openUon "will cut cScnva t'nme con11lderably in the ~nty!' f --· By ROBERT BAHER 0ti-.oaU1"4 ... _.... A 20-year·old Seal Beach man, who reportedJy threatened to take his life in spectacular fashion. faces charges today of attempted murder with an airplane. Theodore Allen LaBelle, of 4596 Elder A.ve .• is being held on a $25,000 bond after an aerial drama at mid·day Tuesday over Seal Beach. Police said the attempted murder charges were filed after LaBelle allegedly tried to ram a police helicopter which was pursuing him, first to <;ataJina and then lo Seal Beach. Officers s aid the bizarre serie!r o( events began when the youth allegedly s tole an airplane at Long Beach Municipal Airport aboutll a.m. He made several dangerously low passes over the Seal Beach house of his girlfriend with whom he had quarreled over religious matters the night before. The low .flying airplane ter rorized res idents in several blocks between Central Avenue and Electric A venue and west of city hall to 5th street. Police s aid the plane flew wiUtin 25 feel of the lower al city hall and at times was below the tops of palm trees lining the streets. Residents or scores of homes, along with city hall and police de· partment personnel, were or· dered to evacuate by police using loud speakers. After buzzing Seat Beach LaBelle landed the plane safely in a plowed field al the Seal Beach Navy Weapons Station. Officers said that when La Belle landed he bad a 12-gauge· shotgun in hls pogsessioo. They said the weapon bad been fired twice, but they were uncertain as to what or who the targets were. c.ontrary lo earlier reports, there wu no exchange of fire between LaBelleand police, officerssald. Officer Jim Groos of the Seal Beach Police Department said LaBelle threw down the gun and surrendered after being flushed by police as be ran toward am- m unltlon bunkers from the plowed field. Police said that LaBelle's biiarre flight was reportedly the result o( a fight with his girlfriend. ~ Barbie Meyer, a close friend of LaBelle'a alrlfrieod, Margery Sterling, old Tuesday lhal La.Belle dldn 'l seem to be the <See PLANE, Pa&e A!) Proteciive Wing exico Problem Dilly ~i ... Sl.tff ..,,... SEAL BEACH POLICE GATHER AROUND STOLEN PLANE AT WEAPONS DEPOT Young Plot Landed Craft In Plowed Fleld After Terrorfzlng Town Six in Brig Marines Shielding Perulleton KKKs· By A11t1oclated Press The Marine Corps confirms it is providing protective custody to six alleged Ku Klux Klan mem- bers In the aftermath of an attack by black Marines at Camp Pendleton on a barracks occupied by white p~rsonnel. Base officials said four white Marines were placed In the brig for their own protection the night of the Nov. 13 attack and two others subsequently joined them. A Corps spokesman said the men 01110 receive escorts to and from meals. Mat. Gen. Carl Hoffman, com- manding generar of the base. has confirmed claims by the KKK in Louisiana that the Marines belong to the whitc·supremacy l"OUP· It has only been this week that the Corps bas been willing to ad- mJl the presence of the KKK on the base, which has a popula tion of 40,000 servicemen from around the nation. Such reports had circulated as rumor following the Nov. 13 inci· dent ln !which a band or blacks Missile Launched VANDENBERG AFB (AP) - A Mtnuteman III intercontinen- tal balltatlc missile was suc- ceatully teal launched at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, the .\Ir Fore~ said. stormed into a barracks armed with clubs and screwdrivers and assaulted six white Marines they apparently believed were holding a Klan meeting. The investigation shows the black hit the wrong room. Tho men inside wer e engaged in a beer party in violation of regula· lions, the Corps has said. Officials said it has not been determined If they will be charged with the in· fraction. In Washington, the Marine Corps described the barracks at· tack as an isolated incident and dis claimed any white·bladc racial problems. As of Tuesday, 15 blacks were ln custody in connection with the case. Coast Yields Five of 15 In Drug Raid Five Orange Coast residC'nts wl.'re among 15 suspects rounded up early today as sheriff's de· puties and officers from three Orange County cities cracked what they described as a number or drug.selling conspiracies. Senior sheriff's officers said . the raids in Huntinglon Beach, Westminster,. Stanton, Anaheim. Orange, G1lnten Grove, La Habra and Buena Park were a successful conclusion lo a three· month probe of alleged heroin sales throughout the county. Investigators said the sus· peels, all lodged in the county jail today. were involved in heroin sales that averaged $50 each for a ''balloon·· of the drug. They said quantities of heroin were seized when several of the arrests were made. Arrested at their homes and awaiting municipal court ar- raignments on the charges are· Kenneth Alfred Turlis, 28, of 6502 Umerick St., and Linda Mae Carletta. 25. of Apt. A, 2110 Florida St.. both of Huntington Beach. Also arrested : George Con- treras Sienez, 42, of 7812 W)iom- lng St.: Robert Luther Singleton, 32, of Apt. 3, 7102 Maple St .. and James Allen Carper, ZT, of 7032 Maple St., all or Westminster. SheriCf's officers said they were Joined by police from Anahel m . Garden Grove , Weslminst~r, and Stanton ln the lnveallgatton and roundup. 40,000 Peasallts Benefit MEXICO CITY (AP) -Pres i- dent Luis Echeverria today or· dered the expropriation of an ad- ditional 1.1 million a cres of private farm and ranch land on the last day of his six·year term of office, the Agrarian Reform Ministry said. 'rhe expropriation came only hours before Jose Lopez Portillo was inaugurated in ceremonies attended by Rosalynn Carter. Henry A. Kiss inger and dignitaries from 101 nations. Portillo, a former treasury minister. is believed to be pre- pared to swing the government away from E cheverria's lef\-of- center poHcies. Nearly 1.5 million acres have been taken from private lan- downers for transfer to peasants In Echeverria's last days in of· fice. The land will be redistribut- ed to about 40,000 peasants. The Agrarian Reform Ministry did not give the location or all the land expropriated today but said about 40.000 acres were seized in the northern st:ite of Sinaloa where thous ands or peasants threatened to invade private pro- perty if the government did not. give them land. Sinaloa, a ricb <Sec LAND, Page A2> Or ~~:a:o-ast Weather Sunny warm days and cool nights through Thurs- day wtth coast highs near 70, lows about 50. About 10 degrfes warmer inland. INSIDE TODA V Standcrd Oil ha• ~ •hipping 700,000 bon'tll of crude oU daUJI from Alaalco to Long Beach, creating aome 3,JOO Job•. Project'• tup·· 1>0rfer1 tettifJI .at htoring. Stof'JIPagtAS '. .... ... ' AP WlflpMIO fl 's kinda hurd lo pul out u fire when vo u're out of water, and that's what hap- pl'ned to Mi ami firem a n Mic h ael for a pump lo be repaired whi le the truck OR a Mi ami street burns. Finally the pump worked , water nowed -and the fire went out a(tcr thctruck burned . • O'Ilourke. 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'egetahle producing <1rea, 1s on the Pac1f1c Coa!'ll about 300 males south of Arizona The Agrarian Reform Ministry said t he re'll of the expropriated land "' a!> 1n 'IC\ era I state<; About l"'o weeks ago, Echever- ria expropriated 240.000 acres of ranch a nd farm land in the northe rn s lat e of So nora . ranchers and farmers halted all agricultural wor k and par ked their tractors a nd other farm l'qu1pm C'nt on lhl' s treets of Cludad Obregon to protest the takeover Businessmen in 41 ciLies closed their stores and factories m a onc-d3y strike to show sympathy for the phght of the dispossessed landowners Hero's Role Not/or Him CJllCAGO fAP > If he had it to do again. 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She said that Miss Sterlin~ told La Relic a week ago, however, that there couldn 't be a marriage unless LaBelle accepted Christ into their relationship. She said t hat LaBelle had come to Miss Sterling's house Monday night and after an ar,::u- m e n t began to break up furniture . There were indic3lions, Mrs. Meyer said, that LaBelle in t e nd e d to d o som e t hin g dramatic. "'( thmk he might have in- tended to cras h rnto the houses but something wouldn't let him do 1t." Mrs_ Meyer said. "It just wasn't like Ted," she added. "He attended sevl!Tal of our prayer meetings and he real - ly was a nice a nd congerual guy. l think that he was possessed by a demonic s pmt," she declared. Miss Sterling was present dur- ing a telephone interview with Mrs. Meyer. but said she was too distraught to talk to a reporter. The events began to unfold shortJy before 11 a.m. Monday at Long Beach Municipal Airport where police said La Belle took a twin-engine Cessna 310 whose o wner r e po r tedl y li ves in F1orida. Long Beach Police U . Anthony Malepich s aid poUce received a tip from someone who allegedly overheard La Belle say he was going to take a n airplane "and do something terrible." Malepich said a Long Beach police helicopter began pursuit and followed him to Avalon and back over Seal Beach, trying to talk him down. "'He told the police pilot to leave him alone or he would try lo ram the helicopter ." Malep1ch s aid "The helicopte r had to lake· cvas1vt> action ... Malep1ch said J\n FAA spokesman In l..os Angeles s a id t h at LaBell e's father and s tep-mother tried lo talk to him from the Long Beach airport tower. LaBelle refused to talk wi th his parents but apparently clicked the radio m onitor in the plane to inform them that he had heard their pleadings. the spokesman said. lie landed t,hc plane at about 12 JS at the U .S Naval Weapons Mat1on near Bolsa Cru ea Street and Edmger Avenue. LaBelle. a student at Long Beach State U01 vers1ty, 1s a stu- dent pilot but doesn't have a pilot's h~ense, police said. Offi cers said the plane would have lo be re moved Crom the weapons station by truck. Student Hit By Baseball Has Cardiac LOS ANGELES (AP> -A 17. year-old student has died of a heart a ttack appa rently touched orr when he was hit by a bouncing baseball at a Palos Verdes high s chool. Miraleste High School olficials said Wiliiam Ha r rison Zim- merman of Rancho Palos Verdes was thrown the ball by a mechanical pitcher and he bit it fo ul. But the ball bounced back and struck him on the knee, and he coll apsed on the ground un- consciou s. ' Doct or s a t San Pedro and Peninsula Hospital, where Zim- merman died tlh hours later , said the pain of the ball hitting the boy's kneecap may have trig- gered the hea rt attack. Zim- merm an had a history of heart trouble. 'Cod War' E nde d LONDON <AP> -"Come in lads. It's all over," said a radio message early today, and the crews of 16 British trawlers , rem nants of a once-huge f!f'et m Northern waters. stowed •way their fishing gear and headed for home and a possible place in the unemployment line. Their de- parture marked the end of the ··cod war" confro nt a tion Ix-tween E ngla nd and Iceland over the right lo fi sh around Icela ndic waters Death Claimed" HfL'jband Seeks Wife's Body JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -A m an who claims his 26-year-old wife has been medically dead for 10 d ays says he wants doctors to turn off machines maintaining her respiration and heart beat. Ger ald Cain, an auto·da mage appraiser. is ask- ing Circuit Judge John S. Cox to allow him to re- move his wife's body from St. Vincent's Medical Center so an autopsy can be performed to determine cause of death. Celia Cain was admitted lo the hos pital Nov . 18 for a hysterectomy. Cain said she was recovering from the surgery fu a private room two days later wh}m she developed a breathing problem and was rushed to a respirator in the intensive care unit. She remains in intensive care. . In his petition, to be h€hrd by Cox Friday, Cain claims h is wife has been medically dead since Nov. ~ when her brain activity ceased. He s aid his wife's neurologist, Dr. Jacob Green, has Indica ted there is no hope that Mrs. Cain evtr will return to a stJllC of awareness. Bad 01en ~01eer Marines, Gold_ Burglary sc Cops 'Sophisiicated' In flap Five San Cle mente police of- fi cers -t wo or them otr-duty - tackled three Camp Pendleton marines near midnight today In it b rawl tha t e nded with t he leathernecks ja iled. MILAN, It a ly <AP l Burglars who stole an ei>llrnatcd $5. mllhon to $6 million 10 gold. jewels a nd money from safe deposit boxes at a Milan bank had their own gel'lerator to prb- vide lighting and to power elec- tric drills. police say, "The underworld Is increas ing· Jy resorting lo technologically advanced equipm ent agaiost which traditional ant1lhect de· vices are useless," Police Chief Umberto Pagnozd said Tuesday. The burgla r s. believed to n umber between six and IO. broke int o th e l.,o mba rdy ' Province Savings Rank over the weekend and looted about 450 safe·deposit boxes. Police said they got through t he bank's outer doors. possibly with duplicate keys, then used blow torches and drills Lo get mto the armored room. A generator was among things left at the site. "The loot could be higher. But we will never know for sure. Con- tents of boxes are secret and many custom ers will never dis- close what they have lost. .. sairl Giorgio Bassetti, a bankofficN . t Two simil arly audacious·'l'aids were made on s afe depos H vaults of branches of a French bank last s ummer in Nice and Paris. What has been dubbed the "sewer gang" m ade its way thfough the s ewers of Nice in rafts in m id-July and tunneled into the vault. then s pent a weekend ra(lmg a n elol1mated $8 m1Hio~to t10 million worth of cas h and va luable~ A m onth later , a gang used the same technique to lake about $.5 million Crom safe-deposit boxes at the Societe Generate branch on the lie St. Louis in Paris. It was a myste ry how the thieves entered t he Milan bank, known in Italian as the Cassa d1 Rispar mio delle Provincic Lom- barde. and how lhey remained unnoticed during what m ust have been a long slay. '{'he bank doors were found undamaged when employes reopened the bank Monday, leading police to speculate tha t t he gang had duplicate keys. "The thieves must have spent several hours ins ide as they left behind em pty bottles and partly eaten s andwiches. They acted at ease," said Chief Pagnozzi. lnves.tigator.s s a id t he burglars left no flhn clues in what could be the largest bank theft in llaly. . "We can only hope tha t a member of the gang takes a false s t e p," s aid en c in - vestigator . Dozens of t<ustomers rushed to the ba nk offices Monday and Tuesday after le arning or the burglary. Some fainted when told they had been robbed of all their valuables_ TotSurv«ves Week Burial VAN. Turkey CAP) -A 4-year -old girl has been fo und alive under the debris of her house col - lapsed by the devastatlng e a r t hq u ake ttiat h at eastern Turkey a week ago. . The child , Mujgan Celik, s urvived without food or water and in freezing tem- peratures. Rescue workers called it a mir~le. She was taken to a hd'Spital Monday but there was no immediate report ori her condition. The quake killed nearly 4,000 people and left 40.000 homeless . Three of lhe.oCCicers and two.of the m arines sustained minor In- juries. Police said they wese called by lhe manager ol the Algodoa Motel, 135 Avcnida Algodon, wbo complained that three marines had unscrewed the tightbulbs il· ruminating the motel aign. : After a des cription or the marines was given police, Of- ficer P aul Falk a nd Sgt. William Trudeau stopped three men at ll 7-Eleven food m arket on South Et Camino Real. The officers said they w~ then attacked without provoci- tion. They sa id that in the strug- gle to handcurc one of the men. another m an gr,bbed Trudeau·s baton and n ashhght and tried to club the policemen. When it looked like the third marine would join the fight, of- ficers said , Tr udeau a nd Falk radioed for reinforcements. Offi cer T im Hopkin respanded to the call , as did Sgt. Craig Steckler a nd Offi cer J ames Gularte, both of whom were e(f duty. o m cers said that. faced wltti superior numbers, the marin~ gave up the fight. Larry B. Fratesi, 23. Rock Oliver Goldsmith, 19. and Barry L. Cole. 21, were arrested on charges of battery on a police of· fi cer and resisting arrest. Goldsmith and Cole were taken to San C l e m e n te Ge neral Hospital for treatment or what or· h ce rs sa id were large , self~ induced cuts on their wrists .· made before the fight. Falk was treated for abrasions on both legs and knees. Trudeau s uffered a c ut finge r and 'a loosened front tooth. Hopklh nutsed a bruised right hand. *~ \\'S EOUIPMEN( HEADQiART!RS Basketballs -695-995· 129s.149s.249s.399s Backboards -1995 Goals -995 Valleyballs -1095-1695-21 95 Footballs -Juniors 79s & 1195 Intermediates 79 5-1195 H.F.L. 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Wednesday OF+Ct>mber 1 1976 DAIL y PILOT AS ~eig~a~ Charges ·Lifted I : Suspects Held on New, Different Counts In spite of the d1smi:;sal of charges pending agwn:.t them, two men who had been held for the August kidnaping and slaying of Los Alamitos housewife J ohann Seigman remained in custody to· day. Ronald Lewis Ewing and · Wllllam. Paul Gullett 'now face federal gun charges as well 11s re- newed efforts by local lawmen to come up with evidence to link them to the 'furder. Tuesda·y, Oran.Cc Coun ty Superior Court Jud~c W>1rrt•n II. Knight d1smiss~d charges of kid· nap and murd(>r for\.\ luch the two men, both :?7 and both or llellflower, were lo have been tried next Monday. Judge Knight ruled that there was not enough evidence to sus· tuin the charges against the two men, both of whom Wt!re arrested at their homes after the the body of Mrs. Se1gman, 43. was found m . a field In the C:ar:.on are;i Aug 26 Any hope th~ t\.\o men mu:ht ha11e had that J ud)!l' KrnRht':; ruJ. mg might lead to thetr quick re- lease was dasht·d wht•n fodl'ral of- ficers arrived at the county Jail to take them into custody on charges ' of poss ession or firearms and false acqu is1tlon or firearms. Federal ofCicers would only comment that Gullett and Ewing will be arraigned in Los Angeles Federal D1stric-t Court on those '9oe~J1~ Kooked t'harges within the llC\124 hours Meanwhtle, O~puty U1:.trict At tom ey Dave Carter 1>lrl':.!>ed alter Tuesday's hearing th•1t the Lwo men face an almost cert run rcCil ing of the murder w1d kidnup charges. "We are still out there italhc•r- ing evidence," Carter said. "No one should think that this is lhe end of the case." Carter said he is still seeking help from the pul>lic that would, he said, msure a prompt refiling of the murder charges . And he r emrnded anyone who might have any s uch knowledge that the M a rkct Basket chain is offering $22,000 m rewards for in- formation that would lead to the County OKs LB Firm's Harbor Plan 'King Kong' Wins Round LONDON <A P > -King Kong has WQl!l the' first round m his gorilla war v. ith a remaJe 1m· J>ersonator . the Hi gh Court that "Queen Kong" has "an appalling script" which RKO and De Laureotiis "Ce<ll cannot do anything but re- percuss poorly on their reputa- tion af 1t is thought that King Kong is associated wilh that." '1" arrest and conviction of those in· volved in Mrs. Seagman's murder. A Laguna Beach r1rm ha:. been given an optiDn to develop what Orange County officials believe will be a $600 ,000 restaurant and .conference facility in Dana l'omt Harbor. County supervisors awarded .an 18-month option on a 2.3 acre :Site at the west end of"the harbor ·to Crown Poinl Restaurant, Inc., Tuesday. At the end of 18 months the 'firm would b~ eligible for a J(J. ·year lease with annual rental payments to the county, accord· 1ng to a report to the board. In the m eantime, the firm mu s t su bmit p l ans for a restaurant, cockt ail louni;:e, \liS· itor boat slips and a meetini;: room, the report s:od The plans ulso could include O\Crn1~ht ac· t ommodations. The High Court on Tuesday banned the distr ibution of the British movie "Queen Kong" un· til the courts dec1d~ a suit by the King':. sponsors chargang the makers of the British film with copyright infringement. The copyright suit was brought by RKO, which made the 1933 classic, and Dino de Laurentiis, whose $20 million remake is opening in the United Stales this month. "Queen Kong" is the work of Dexter Films and cost $632,000. rt takes the Queen to the top or the London Po~ Office tower , in emulation of King Kong's New York climb to the top or the Em· pire State Building m 1933 and to the top of the World Trade Center Jn 1976. . One of the King·s attornt'ys, Nicholas Browne-Wtlkmson, told Health Council Dexter Filmltl""acknowtedged that ils cheapie had re· semblances to the American films. But it denied infringing the copyright, claiming lha t "King Kong" 1 and 11 were horror mov- ies and that ils production was a light-hearted , a ffectionate parody. The judge said in his ruling lhat the Kings were jlOt horror films but were themselves light< hearted entertainment, spiced with horror. He asked Browne-Wilkinson if the copyright suit had anything to do with the Sex Di:.cnmmat1on Act "So far it has not been so treat- ed," the attorney rcph<'d. County officials said the firm, \\hich operates the C:rown llouse in Monarch Bay Plaw and thl• )vy House in Laguna Beach, s ub- mitted a 536.000 bid for the op tion, the only hid the county re· ce1ved. , __ F= i"7 oman Steps County Unit OKs Petition to State ~f)n Wir.e, Dies ~::SWcKTON CAP > -A young """°lllan whose car crashed into a "aulity pole was el<'ctrocutcd ta)en she tried lo stamp out ks fro m a downed, live w1~ the car, hichway patrolmen rted. it...ctoveta Ann Fonsythe. 2::\. or ~kton, lost control of her car Jtlirly today and c rashed into the I pole on M cAJlcn road. ofClcer ,i.a1d When 1t napped. sh<' and a p.isseni(er cr a\\ IC'd QUt ~1 ... s f''orsylhe saw spark<, ny1r,i~ from a wire that had Ca11l'n to the ground and was killed when she stamped on lht' C'nd of 1t tr.>tn~ to prevent a fire, ofran·r-. rrportt·d l., I Directors of the Orange Coun· t~ Health Planning Council ({>CHPC > agreed Tuesday night ~ apply to the state for a health planning review designation. OCHPC orricials said today that designation would give the agency authority to review aJI health care expansion or build· ing projects costing more than $150.000. The OCHPC recenUy was de· signaled by · federal officials to review and plan health earl' in Orange County. but the agency also needs a similar designation from the ~at<' Offir 1als said the stale is ex· pccted to make its des1gnat1on on f'riday Even with that review power. however. final decisions on h(>alth building plans would rest Y.1th a state hearing officer. .. '.Bearilg Loaded I ~ smnll boy strug~lcs under a he::ivy sack full of belong- ings in one of the rrmote villages of the eastern Turkish -province of Van following a massive earthquake which cl~hned thousands ot lives. The area is now cxpcricnc· i-in..B severe weather conditions. After a two-hour hearing Tuesday, the council"s board also rejected 11-6 a proposed merger of the Garden Park and Wes t Anaheim Memorial llosp1tals in Anaheim. OCH PC spok esm en said , however, that decision can be appealed to the slate. The OCHPC nomination com· mittee also suggested new of· ricers for next year. They in· elude Lois Benes of Irvine. a part-time adu lt education te:icher In Los Angeles, re- no m ln ate d a s president ; Wilham Cunningham of Pacific Mutn~I Life Insurance Co. in Newport Beach, vice president; Gloria ' Julagay of Buena Park, r e -n o min ated as scc retar~; Dr . Mi c ha e l McCartney, a pediatnc dentist 10 lrvine and Tustin, treasurer. Additional nominations may be made by board members at the Dec. 14 OCHPC m eeting before om cer& are chosen, of- ficials s~ud Lyric Opera Yide Faire Set in Laguna Thr fifth .innu<il Christmas f'<llrC' spon!'.ort•d Ii) th<' L) nc Opt'ra AsM><.'Wl1on .... 111 tx.· hl'ld from 10 am. t11 tlu:;k Saturdav .ind Sund.iv and Ike 11 and 12 at thC' 1-'1•<.,ll\ :11 of /\rh grounds, flsel l.j,.:unj Canyon lluac1. L.i~una Bt•at•h Ant 1qurs. a rts, cr:irts. boutique 1ll'ms. greenery :ind fr"i.d y,1ll be ufft:rl'Cl in 170 s ale::. booths on the grounds Admission 1:; so Cl'nt-;. Snml' booth s pat•c 1s still nva1lnblC' Booths may he re· sc•rvc•d b y r ailing the Ly n e Op<'ra oHicr al 4:>4-0709 from JO a m to 2: 30 p m . wrrkdays. Proc<.'rds from the f'~a1r<' will lx'nehl the nonprM1t Lyne Qpcra Rl'pertory Comµany which ol fcrs tram1n1' and opera productions for southC'rn CahfornHI singers .... Suicide Ends His ' Standoff POMONA CAP) -A man upset because has w1fr left him shot her to death. barricaded himself in her home. and tht•n shot himself to death I police said. Eug<'ne Le(' Rodl'ers. 48. fired 11 shots into his wife, Johnme, 44. in the driveway of her Pomona home. llt' thC'n wt'nt to his home in Montr lalr. barricaded himself ini;ide ror 31 "2 hours. and told pohct' by telephone. "When you hear a shot, you can come in and get me." Omcers heard a shot. went In, and round Rochicrs dud. Carter had d emanded the death penaJty for both GuJlett and Ew- ing in earlier supenor court ac· lion. lt was alleged that Ewing and Gullett s hot Mrs. Seigman 'through the head as they drove from the Long Beach area after a plot to extract $8,000 from lhe safe at a Market Basket store mis· fired.'-I Defense attoney Marvin Cooper explained Tuesday that com- ments made by Santa Ana Municipal Court Judge Robert E. Law shortly before he sent the ac- cused pair to superior court for trial were a major factor in Judge Knight's dismissal decision. Cooper said Judge Law com· mented shorUy before he bound the two men over lo higher court that he thought the evi~ sub· milted at the preliminaty~eariog strongly pointed to tl1 e1 r m · nocence. • Cooper said Judge Law then f added that he had a suspicion that the two defendants rrught be gu1l· ty and for that reason, he was pre· pared to brnd them over. "Thal kind of thinking is not: enough to sustain these charges," Cooper said. "If Judge Law had declined to commeitt at aJI , this case mi~ht have gone to trial." · Ewing and Gullett have been held in the county jail since Aug. Z7 when they were booked on murder charges stemming from the allegation that they were the pair who burst into the Seigman residence at 3351 Cortese Drive, Los Alamitos. last Aug. 2S and kidnaped the family at gunpoint. Market manage r . John Seigman, 50, said two men, both of whom wore heavy-·crrcus-type makeup and wigs, drove with him and his family to Long Beach where he was told to empty the safe at the Market Basket store he manages and then wait outside the store for a telephone call from the.kidnapers. Seigman went to the store while the men held his wife and ctuldren hostages in a nearby parking lot. He got the money from the safe and waited outside the store for the promised call that never came. Long Beach police believe that their arrival on the srene in response to a telephone call from Seigman's assistant manager panicked the lwo men and led them t o driv~ off with Mrs. Seigman. The children were unh<trmed. Access Granted LOS ANG'F:LES CAP ) Superior Court J udge Norman Dowds has granted county supervisors access within seven days to records in the office or Assessor Philip Wal.'!Vn, who~e practices are the targd of an of- ficial probe She's a Good Skate Linda Reingold, 26, of Malibu is roiter skating across Death Valley to keep an election pledge -"If Carter ~e~s elected I'll skate Death Valley." She exp~cted to fm1sh the three-day skate Thursday. (Sec story, "'Page ' 83). Supervisors Order Court Furnisfilngs By KATHY Cl.ANCY ln addition, Owens said. the • 0t111e o •• 1,P;ioes_w11 space cao be used by those work- Furo1ture for e1g_ht more mg under terms or a new court Orange County Super10r Court arbitration plan. wluch attempts rooms ~as been ord~red by ~ounty to settle civil cases out of court. s~perv1sors de.spite a dispute Owens also told the board he 1s with state .of~1c1als ~at has de· confident the dispute between la.)'1rd appomtmg n~w JUdgea. county and state officials over . The courtroom J~ room and funding new Judge seats will be Judicial office furmture. ex~l· resolved ed to cost $214,800. was approved He said he hopes lhe four ne'(V by t~e. board at the request of jud ges for Orunge County ap· Pres1dmg J~dg.e Claude Owens. proved by the state Legislature Owens said m a report lo the last year will be appointed early boS!d that ~he extra courtr~m in !977. equ1pm~nt is ne~ed for tern· The four additional judges ~rary 1u~ges being used to re-could have b een appointed heve the, civil case backlog. earlier had supervisors agreed to He ~aid that ~acklog, -2,434 ask the governor to fill the new cases m 196.9 -1s expected lo re-seats. ach 8,370 this year· But the board balked at doing NB Dentist On Airport Use Board Newport Beach dentist Thomas Doan was appointed Tuesday to lhe Orange County Airport Land Use Commission. Dr. Doan, a pilot wholivesat22S North Star Lane, was given a four -year term by county supervisors. He succeeds Robert E. Conquer, whose term expired. , Supervisor Tom Riley, in re· commending Doan, said, as both a pilot and a resident of Newport Beach, Doa n would be sensitive lo the need for harmonious integra-· lion of airport operations with the surrounding community, The board also appointed Donald W. Killian Jr., a Newport Beach attorney and former alternate commissioner, to fill the unexpired term h eld by Roderick F'raser of Orange. Supervisor Ralph Clark sug. itested Killian's appointment, saying Fraser had not attended a comm1ss1on mectin-g for 18 months. so. contending that the legisla· lion creating the new judge seats failed to g uarantee a $60,000 state contribution for each seat. S up erv i sors said the Legislature normally pays $60,000 for eac h new seat it creates, and . they argued eacb j udicial se"t costs lhe county $200,000 more than that anyway. But Assemblyman Robert Burke CR·Huntington Beach ), sponsor of the Judge legislallon, corttended the $60,000 would be appropriated by the Legislature once the board made its request of the governor. Owens said lat er Tuesday county officials are trying to re· solve the disagreement by the end of the year. In a re port given to the board, Owens said 30,153 cases were filed m superior court in 1969 and with 21 judges on duty the backlog stood at 2,434. By the t'nd or this year. he said about 51,400 cases will have been filed. And, with 33 judges on du- ty, the backlog will reach 8,370. Owens soid a civi l case ready for 1ury tr1al t oday cannot get a court date for nea rly two years. fie explained the courts are us· ing temporary Judges, who are either retired judges or attorneys working without pay, to help re· heve backlog~ . . -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~_;...~~~~~~~- Gem Talk I· t I!" //{ .H/'//Ul/·'S GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY (a.~ taught by gemstCl'IW'lf) Whc•n you walk through tht' doors or your local jeweler. you 'rr rntcring the world of troo1cal Tan1ania . . lhc hot, a nd la nd of AngolJ . the JUn~(('S or C;:imbodrn Those arc some of thC' points or ongm of the itemstoncs ''OU M?C on display. llow they got there -and, JUSt as importantly -wh<'thcr the supply will continue, are questions that are as intn~utn~ as the beautiful jewels themsch·es. Politics. you sec. affects the gem business Just as at touches so many other things in our lives T~is is particularly true today in Afnca . The grt'at "Dark Continent" is in upheav a I. Angola, a key diamond s ource. j u!lt finished n vicious civil wa r. Rhodesia is under siege. South Africa. the m ost irt\POrt ant diamand and gold nation, Is in terrible unrest. Whal will be the attitudes or new governments toward trading thcs~ ireat natural resources? Will we continue to enjoy a supply of fint gemstones? Will prices be pushed upwards? Knmcrm 11tl (~( ,i 11 Jc, ''c1ry. .. .. (lt111cc f<>r(>ttncc, tl1c llcst ~ift i11 tl1c '' 1 ,r](I. • i. , ·~' Th<' Krugcrr<Jnd Collcct1on 1<, mor,. lhan Ju'>t tx>aul1 fut 1Pwetry. Ila lw happens lo bt' thP world's bPst way to own , gold • That 's because the Krugqerand is the only coin / minted tha t contain<; Pxactty one 1roy ounce of pure gold not cl fractional amount. Its gold content, t~refore. ls never in doubt. So even when It stands alone. the Kruggerand ls desirable. But when set In fashionable, 14K gold Wideband frames. It's practically lrresi..,tible. Stop in soon and sec our entire gift collection. 11~n NEWPOIH BLVD CQ<;T A MESA CONVE.NlrNT TERM<i Brtnl<AmPricnrd-Ma,,,., Chllr'.)e I' 30 YEARS IN TIH SAME LOCATION PHQNf ~48·3401 f - , . . cl A4 DAILY PILOT W~11nday O!Ketnbt!I I ,976 4'ost • Cooperates in Bribe Probe l ! ( .'r ~ ~ with Tom arphlne Korean Envoy Und~r FBI Gu~~ .. -. --~--=~ RICKY TICKY POLITIX: State Senator Denrlla Carpenter. the distinguished Republican legislator from Newport Beach, has now embarked on a cam- paign to force truth and honesty m politics. Carpenter. who got personally disgusted with our last political campaign in this region, is cur- rt'nll y preparing legislation which would make it illegal for a political candidate to use phony e ndorsements. The Newport Beach GOP leader thus wants lo knock out the fraud, deceit, knavery and chicanery that have prevailed in many of our recent campaigns in the all-out effort to bamboozle the voters. CYNICS AMONG pohllcal ob- servers might sus:gesl that Carpenter 's effort for purity and light an politics has aQ<>ut as much chance as a one-armed man paddling a canoe upstream at Niagara Falls. These cynirul savants might a I s o a t t e m p t to com p.a r e Carpenter to the fanciful Don Quixote, who went around tilting al windmills. Only. the slate .senator is .tousling with your mailbox which ~els filled with bogus endorsements and phony nimflam every lime an election rolls around. Sen a tor C a r pen le r got personally r iled up about all of this during the late campaign in the 74th Assembly D1strict. In that r ace, the GO P nominee. aut oman Jim Slemons, used Carpenter's name as one of the respected legislators and party leaders who had endorsed hi s candidacy. TROUBLE Wi\8, Carpenter hadn't endorsed Sle mons. As a matter of fact. because of cer· tain seedy aspects of the Siemons campaiJ{n, Carpenter says hC' expressly forbade the use of his $:ood'll~mc. Also. there was questionable use of Republican Senator Barry • Goldwater's name in that same Sl<'moris campa1t:n . All of thi~ was contained in the bogus blitz of computerized let- ters that inundated the voters s hortly before election day, 1976. Well, m the case of the 14th District race, any knavery m- vo Ive d w e nt for naug ht. Slemons. m a 2 to t GOP dis- tract, did the 1mposs1ble He lost to Democrat Ron Cordova. The record may i.t3nd for a loni: time. Carpenter . however. hasn't forji!ollen how his name l(ot taken m vain. S-0 he has gone to 1he state i'·a1r PohtJcal Prac- tices Comm1ss1on and asked for ht•lp 1n drafting a new law that would make lym~ and deceit on i.'ndorsements 111c.-aJ. If Carpenter 1s successful, he m.tv put an enormous dent an ar- c:epted camp:11i.:n pract1t·es You ure reminded of what that ~real Ameriran wit Mark Twain had t <• say ahout l y1n~. Ile en· '1c;1ont>d lylnli! as a hi~h art form. THE LIAR. Twam noted, has to keep remt•mberin~ tus entire "t•b or hes so he doesn't ~et tripped up an them. fl':-. a real m tcllectual exercise Truth·tellers. on the other hand, have a simple life. They only have to remember one thing. An ybody can do that. Thus oar Senator Carpenter "·1nt<1 to '>1mpltfy politics. You havt' to w1jh him luck. 1\nybodf who 1s in fa\'or of the truth tan t bC' all h.ul WASHJNGTON <AP) -FBJ agents reportedly are guarding a South Korean diplomat who has defied orders to return borne and has begun cooperating with the Jusµce Department's probe of alleged South Korean ln!Juence· buying among U.S. coo- gressmen. Sources identified him Tues· day night as Kim Sang Keun, wbo is oeticlally listed as a counselor at the South Korean Embassy but who allegedly was the top • Korean Central In- telligence Agency officer bere. FBI AGENTS reportedly were guarding Kim, his wife and rami- ly at an undisclosed locatiQO. Kim, 43, who had been named Nuke Panel ( · ,In Pocket Of Industry? WASHINGTON CAP) -Com· mon Cause, the · public interest lobbying organization, has c harged that the Joint Congressiona l Committee on Atomic.Energy is a "huckster for the nuclear power induslr)'" and should be abolished. In issuing a 38-page report, Common Cause President David Cohen said the c.ommittee "pro- v id es a platform to nuclear power supporters while it rarely hears the critics, and never listens to them. "IT IGNORES SAFETY issues and cost overruns while it pro- tects federal investments in its members' states and districts. It is the classic special interest committee to the nth power." Common Cause said the powers now held by the 18· member parfel, headed by retir· ing Sen. John O. Pastore (0 -R.I.) should be given lo House and Sen ate committees that art: responsi ble ·for U.S. energy policies. CONGRESSfONAL le aders .can start e liminating the panel by refusing to replace retiring mem· bers or those who lost reelection. the report said . Besidt'S Pastore. four members will not return in January. The re has been specula- tion that a move will be maae rn abolish the panel, partly because of concern about its consUlu t1onality an recent news reports about the Korean influence-purchasing prob~ as a KCIA officer, re- portedly reared tbe Seoul govern· ment w o uld make him a srapegoat in the U.S. investiga- tion of its lobbying activities. The South Korean government, it is reported . has ordered home several officials to prevent them from cooperating with U.S. in- v~stlgators. THE ALLEGED influence· purchasing scheme reportedly was d.irected from (he highest echelons of the Seoul government with the knowledge of the South Korean president. Although Kam and other South Korean otricials at the embassy have diplomatic Immunity, they could cooperate voluntarily with the pro - secutors. The South Korean Em- bassy issued th.is statement Tuesday night: . ''Counselor Kim has never asked for politica l ... u asylum and ho made this; clear not only to us but 1111".o to the U.S. authorities." BUT A SOURCE said that Kim, while not techn1caJ ly a de rector, has been allowed to 'Big Brother' Slain When an unidentified motorist shot and killed Dallas policeman Robert Wood Sunday, the loss was also felt by 10-year-old John Jody. The two shared a "Big Brother" relationship underscored by the fact both were Indian. Jedy is a Chickasaw, Wood was a Choctaw. Jody now wonders who, if anyone, can take the place of his "Big Brother." PTA Hearings ·view Screen Violence PI'ITSBURGH CAP> -A teen ager cried in recalling scene of the rapC! of a mentally retarded girl. A minis ter. who saw a pro- gram about a sniper al the Rose Row!, said he feared for real players in this year's game-. They were among about 50 wit· nesses al the ftrsl eight hear· ings planned by the national Parent-Teacher Association <PT Al to back its claim that TV vwlence begets real violence. DISSENTING WAS Roy Darusb, bead of the Television In· formation Office, an arm of the National Association of Broad· cai1ters. "We are doillg a great deal lo remove gratuitous violence," he said. "But it would be wrong lo present a picture of a world In ., which there is no conflict, no ag- gression." HE WAS challenged by West Virginia tee n -ager Kathy Mitchell, who got a standing ova· tlon when she told how she and a sister were watching TV when a plot twist depicted a retarded girl being raped. The Oak Glen Hlg'h School :;enior cried for several minutes, then said, "How do you explain tMs to a little 6-year-0ld who doesn't even really know what's going on." John Pittenger. Pen- nsylvania's education secretary, suggested that the PTA lead a boycott of some shows. "A serious campaign needs to attack the networks and ad· vertisers in their wallet.a," he said. ''We have violence now because it sells.'' ' Buffalo Snowed Under Record 19-inch Snowfall Blankets City T~p~rafure• Calm -•lllH wa~ 10.-.ca<t aloftO ttl<t co .. t from OranQe C°""ty to Mallttu Ind lnlMld to downtown ~ ~1e.,wlll\dot1,,,.11~1nt11e1-to\ "'•" Alb<tn• >• "''""" ..... 'QIM! ~ Anwr11•0 '1 •-v-~ •\ """~'" " 8lrm1,,..,...tn ., ll•\t'n4"(. 17 11o1 ... •\ "°''"" .,, l!lull•lll ,. Ch,trt11,I~ 11 c;hartott• H 0-ICIQO 10 Ol<Clnn•ll " (t.wtM>d " O.nwir-.. L.-• ,, 11 J..1 " ,, 0 " 10 • • 14 II 11 tO 17 "' HJ ,A) .o1 Ot _,...,, wlndt bittwe.n lOencl:IO "'"" "' f\Ovr •••• ••PKled ,., """''t In t he kn l<trnando, 5,.., IHllf'ltl •net ,.., ll~n.,.dlno Vallev•. ., -11 ., '" .... 51111• ··-· and V-brlCOHl•f lree\. ' T~rnperalur~• In ,,,. lnl-... ....., -· UlltCt.., to l\ovtr IMtt-n-. rnld 70Und m~. change his visa slatllS \n return for his cooperation w1lh lhc Justice Department probe. •'This appears to be something akin to plea bargaining," the source said. bu111ne1111 tn Washington, r ~ portedJy 11 in Ena land, where ht-: told reporters recenUy that be.· was cooperating with the JuaUci-; Department probe. • -. Kim was said to be well- ln!ormed about the activities of Tongsun Park, a South Korean businessman with wide Interests here, and Pak Bo Hi, president of the W1tshlnglon-based Korean Cultural and Freedom Founda- tion and a top aide to Korean evangelist Sun Myung Moon. Park is also • former military al· tache at the embassy here. SEVERAL CONGRESSMEN·· have rep6rled receiving &lftl or- campalgn contributions rro°' •. Tonasun Park, Including Rep. John J . McFall or California, Lbf.,: House Demooralic whip, former· Rep. Jerome Wald.le <D·Calif.) • and Richard Hanna CD-Calif.). TONGSUN PARK, who owns a posh club and an export-import Rep. Robert Legaett (().Calif), has said the Justice Department was investigating charges that: he took a bribe from Soutb' Korean agents. .. 'I;ax Cuts, Rebate Urged by Senator WASHINGTON (AP> -Senate Finance Committee member Russell 8 . Long says he thinks taxpayers should get a hefty lax cul, including•rebates, next year to s timulate the economy. . ~ Long said he favors lax cuts of $10 billion to SlS billion. "ll you 're thinking oJ less than $.10 billion, you mi&ht as well fora~t • about it," the Louisiana Democrat said. The one·shol rebates 10 1975, which ranged up to $200 per family, cost the lr~ry $8 billion. P<es;d~nt Carte<, I trunk rd IN SHORT be asking for a lax cut," m· Long sa;d, "1£ I we<e ( J form o ermanent mdividual 1 • tax c on top of those that already have beeA.extended through 1971 •. cludif.:g ebates and some ~lland, 1t'eb~ R~ Biii s1 ... ..n . LONDON <AP> -Scottish and Welsh nationalists, Ulmrltes,: Laborites and Conservatives all attacked the Labor govemmeot's • bill to give limited home rule to Scotland and Wales. S&lt political commentators predicted the bill would become law withfii a year. : " The Scottish and Welsh nationalists said the new bill did not go far enough. The Scots objected because it gave them no control over:. North Sea oil. Conservatives said the bill went too far. IJ.N. Reneacs Golan lfelghts lt'at4ela UNITED NATIONS -The U.N. Security Council has extende°d the life of l.he United Nations buffer force separating Israeli and Syrian troops on the Golan Heights for another six months. But the question of who will supply peacekeeping troops in southern Lebanon remains.unresolved. The Security Council voted -with China, Libya and Benin not participating -to extend the mandate ror the 2,248-man U.N. Dis- engagement Observer Force unlit May 31. Ford Otier• Neac Pana•a Propo•ab WASHINGTON CAP) -The Ford administration bas informal- ly made new proposals to Panama lo end the dispute over t.Jte future of the Pana ma Canal, sources say. Qualified sources reported that the proposals relate to a new treaty's duration, the future of American-maMed m ilitary bases the size of the Canal Zone and the status of U.S. civilians working and living there. ~-"fJ ~ • 0\ ~'"°'' ,. 11 Ovlwlh • 0 Ml-4 MltwM .. Mt-•OOll\ \I. PIQI '°"wO<l••n\ ,.._Ytf- Olll• ....... c;lly OMMI• C..-nll•Y • .. ........ ·~ u "°"°!Uhl .. ll ., H(ly'11)<1 " 4() I,,,,,_"""' ,. " I(_.,,,,. ,, II L•\ V•q1\ •I ~ ,. ,. " • .01 " j 4\ H ,, ,, ~ )I) 36 • .o1 NOA& VS 0••' •• C•-••·•- ~tlool wfllt• 8ullelo, N Y ""O wt '""" • rocord ..,_...,, "'""'" ·-·"· N.w ,,,,.. •• , r9P0'1td lft ~·"~ .,,. .. .crou ,,,. <tftlr•I Piaf"'· ,,,. c.t<ttre1 Aoo1 ... I••• e1111norl"9rn11. l"'°'t ,,.. wfftel\ \l\o11td conllnUI' to bo> '"" \1ron ... tl In lhe moun1al11t, wlll\ _,,. .. 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The project's supp:>rters said Tuesday that the jobs and revenue created by the proposed oil tanker terminal would more than offset environmental damages. COMPLETES PROGRAM TV'• LOulae L•saer Standard Oil of Ohio CSohio), has proposed < shipping 700,000 barrels of crude oil dally from the North Slope of Alaska to Long Beach. Of that total, 200,000 barrels would be refined locally, and the rest would be piped to )hd.Jand, Texas, for distribution throughout the Mid\l"-est. Drug Charge , Dismissed For Actress LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Sue· cessful completion of a six·month drug education program led to dis missal of cocaine possession charges against Louise Lasser, s tar of t elevision's •·Mary Hartman , M a r y Hartman " series. ~ The action was takrn Monday by Beverly Hills Municipal Judge Leonard Wolfe. court of· ficials said Tuesday. Charges against Miss Lasser were prompted by an argument betwee n the actress and the operator of a Beverly J(jJls boull· que, investigators said Miss Lasser, 35, wns arrested May J. TUESDAY'S T~MONY was given at hear· ings in Long Beacbon.an environmental impac\ re· port on the project released by the city's harbor de- partment. The rePort estimated that the project would create 3,lOOJobs. Sohio said it bad initially seleeted Long Beach as the site for tht LenninaJ because or the .d.eQlh of its harbor -62 feet in the main channel. T~ only deeper West Coa.si port is in $eatUe, Wash. Meanw~L1 Washington two federal agencies say Alaskan oil probably can't enter the lower Unit· ed State~ thr~gh West Coast tanker ports and Alaskan natur•I gas probably shouldn 't either. THE FED£RAL ENERGY Administration, in an 80().page r eport issued .'.l'uesday, says pipeline systems for transporting Alaskan 011 inland from the West Coast cannot be established m time to han· die the now e)pected by early 1978. The only apparent alternatives, says the FEA, will be to sblP the oil by tanker all the way to the U.S. Gulf ot Atlantic coasts or, contrary to U.S. energy independence goals, to Japan in exchange for Middle East or Indonesian oi l. Because of different market prices, such an 011 swap could reap the companies producin~ Alaskan oil an addi:.ional $182 million a year in profits, un- less the txchange agr~ments include require· mcnts to pa~s the savings on to U.S consumer!>, :.ays the fEi\ MEANWHILE, IN A SEPARATE study, the staff of the Federal Power Commission reviewed three competing propo6als to transport Alaskan natural gas south to the lower states and said the best alternative Crom an environmental standpoint is a pipeline through Canada. The FPC staff said such a proposal or Arctic Gas Pipeline Co. would have less environmental risk than a proposal by El Paso Natural Gas Co. lo build a gas pipeline parallel to the trans·Alaska oll pipeline to a seaport and then chill the gas into a 11· ouid and shio it out bv tanker. The staH said the Arctic Gas proposal also would nave a greater capacity ror future expansion than another overland pipeline proposal, the Alcan project s uggested by N"orth Pipeline Corp. and two Canadian partners. • IN SACRAMENTO, an oil company executive and California energy officials are upset at Federal ~ergy Administrator Frank Zarb for opposing short·term exchange of Alaskan oil with Japan. IL was reported here Tuesday that Zarb dis· agreed with a study released by the FEA that said the swap with JapaQ would be a good way to handle Alaskan oil in the first months it's available. Jn return, Japan would provide the same value in oil it buys from the Arabs. Oil from Alaska's Nortil Slope Is due to start flowing to the Alaskan port of Valdez in mid·l977 , well before a West Coast terminal or a pipeline across Canada to llllno1scould be buillloship it east. THE CHIEF AUTHOR of the FEA report, Robert Shinn, now advisor to the California Energy Commission's chairman reported Zarb's reaction at a <"Omm ission meeting Tuesday. He said Zarb opposes the exchange and thinks the oil could be sfftpped through the Panama Canal to the Gu IC Coast. Rut Shinn s aid it would take Standard Oil or Ohio nine months alter the first arrives at Valdez to come up with enough tankers for Lhe canal s hipments. Wednesday Oecembllr I 1976 DAIL v P1Lor Aa Gumball 'Ripoff,' LOS ANG ~LES (AP > - A suit filed by the state at- torney general accuses an Oakland candymaker. the Penny Arcade Store, of US· ang deceptive packaging by putting gumbafls in con· tainers twice as large as needed . . The suit riled in Superior Court on Tuesday contends the packaging violates the state business and pro· ressions code. The civil suit asks in· junctions against continu· ing the practices and penalties of $2,500 ror each v1olat1on proven in court. YfC to Aid 'Cheated' ~omebuyers WASHINGTON (AP) -The government withdrew on Tues· day a tentative legal settlement against the nation's third largest homebuilder while considering more s tringent steps to help customers allegedly cheated through deceptive advertising or bad construction. . In a rare re·opening of a case that was provisionally closed last April, the Federal Trade Com· mission announced the cancela· Hon of a consent order that barred Kaufman and Broad, Inc .. or Los Angeles, from using unfair practices in lheMure. Forecasts Of Quakes Stir Study LOS ANGELES (AP) - Although he claims to have pre- dicted the latest In a series oC strong earthquakes around the world, Henry Minturn says he'll stop issuing forecasts ""1rough the press and seek a more sclen· tiflc approach. The independe n t. geophysicist's predictions. which includ e a [ quake he ex· pee ts to lli t Southern California on Dec . 20 if another pre· dieted qua ke occurs on sc h e dul e, bee an• Tues· day to attract -..1 .. T1i111t scientific interest. SCIENTISTS at the U .S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park said they would like to see Min· tum's method, in wh.ich he uses phases of the m oon and maps of weak areas in the Earth's crust to project where the next great shifting of land masses will be. The state Office of Emergency Services also began inquiries of Minturn, who fell his most recent predictiofi was fulfilled when a quake registering 7.3 on the Richter scale s truck northern Chile and southern Peru on Mon· day. ALTHOUGH HIS forecast of a quake for th~ day "south of Mex· ico City" was off by more than 2.000 miles, "1t fit the theory ex- actly~" Minturn saad. ___ _ Lack of lnsuranCe Halts Yellow Cabs LOS ANGELES (AP> Yello" Ca b C1mpany pulled its fleet of I Sea~,~JJ!IJIU!!M~JIJ!P more than 2,000 cabs off the streets in src California cities today after fa1hng to renew its insurance covera1e. A las l·minulc :.clllcment kept taxis roJing m Phoenix, Afrz. The shutdown began at 12 .01 a.m. 11 San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Diego arid Oc61nsid e. Fourth s ... pect C'fptured CONCORD (AP) -The last of (rur persons suspected rn a murdt'r·kidnaping·robbery spree that ~panned more than half the state was captur1d t'arly today as he slept in a trailer par k soiie 12 miles east of Concord, police reported. . -I Police s3'd Wilham Caldwell, 26, of Con· cord, was t:.ik i: into custody at 2 15 a m. after the) receive a tip on his locauon. Nancy een, 22, Pittsbur g, and Michael lle1de. 34 , oncord, were arrested Monday night afte a wild chase near Lakeport. Another v. an was captured e arlier and is being held y Concord police . , Ht!IOIE • ! Pri•on E11~apee• En Pl#a ! LOS ANGEL.t::S I \P: ntcncing 1s s cheduled Jan. 24 for ; Charle-. Manson C"u lt1st Su!ian urphy and a wom&n companion on : their guilty pleas to a char,.w r assaultmg a federal officer when ' they (";caped from pn\on l..i:.t guc;t • U S Dastrit·t Court Judgt• akolm M. Lucas accepted the pleas : of Mlss Murph>. 3 L Jnd Diam 'lhs, 33, on Tuesday. : Court off1c1als stud the •o admitted beatmg Terminal Island : Prison guard Melinda F.is art ~fore allegedly fleeing in the : guard's car. They v.cre arr cd by FBI agents in Portland, Ol'e. on : Aug. 26 . . '. Cott• Cleared ol S Charge • LOS ANGELES IAP> Two boards of rights of the Los Angeles ; Police havt' l'lt>an.>d a pair f officers of ~xual misconduct tn con· : nection Y¥ 1lh the scandal at ('eporledly involved some policemen ·with girls 1n an Explorer . ut trwmng program. • John White. 25, wa.' r nd innocent of the sex charges. but was ·found guilty of mak1n~ trading statements to 1nvcsligators and ·was !luspendecl for two <!ah F're<knC'k V1g1l, 28, was fo und innocent • of all char1tcs . Anothe r ofricer has 4]ready been cleared, several others have : beel'I suspended. four !lt1U race hearings, one was e:itonerated and re· : slll"ed. a pol 1C"e spokcsmJn said ~ertUa~ Parking • , i ~en Hugh~s. 2s, ~f Los Angeles, lost control of her car ~ m the parking stl'&l:lure of a shopping center in Culver • City Tuesday night and plunged. three levels to the • ~i ground. ~he was h06pltalized but extent of her injuries waa not known . 'I. Thi;:.:~~·~"" SA VE 2 6 % ! 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'Z 100 '>JO AM te • ~ !>11..d•Y 10 •M t• 6 PM .. -... 16 DAIL PILOT EDIT°'e!J'L t•1'GE ; Negotiating _ Les~on .. Huntington Be ... c h City (ele m entary) School Dis · .. trict officials and teachers have gone round and round o n lhl." issue of who first wanted to begm negotiating thl'ir 1976-77 contract. At last check, they have spent more time trying to settle that is5ue than actually attempting t o ham· mer out a settlement. What is so important ab out who wanted to negotiate first'! Whut rea lly matter s is wht!n the con· tract will be agreed upon. This que~ion has been asked befor e but bears re· pealing : Instead of waiting until the middle of the school year to settle a contract, shouldn't negotiations be scheduled at some time during the summer? One school official said he hopes to b egin negotiating t he 1977-78 contract n ext March. Good for him. But he 1s a year late in realizing that with new collective bargaining laws, it's best to get an early !)tart. With a litlle more foresight by both the teachers and the administrators. contract negotiations could have been well along, if not settled. Park Investment Huntington Beach currently has $143,700 in feteral m onL'Y to put into developme nt of Central Park. The only catch is that city officials have to make up their minds quickly or run the risk of losing the money and having it returned to Was hington . . . , • Officials at first had considered spe nding the ,.. money on construction of an overhead bridge into the ·park a t Golden West Street near Talbert Avenue. ~, The bridge m et major conditions: il' was an eligi- ble project and couJd be performed before the grant deadline cxp1rl'd. '" ' ~· con<'lu~ed it w:.i sn 't nct.'<lc..'<i at this time . They s urveyed park needs and now Qjlve come up with a list of alternatives that are stiff eligible for federal money . These include add1tional park light· mg, pedestria n and bicycle tra ils. picnic tables, con· struction of an amphitheater, a group picnic shelter and upgrad in g of the natur~ study . These certainly are sounder projects than the bridge plan. Now that council members h~:. helter perspective on park needs, they ought to rap up the program, cinch the federal funds and ove on to- othcr things. Seniors and Crime Next time a Huntington Beach senior citizen com· plains about crime or the cost to taxpayers of police protection. he or s he would do well to wail a moment and reflect on the m atter. Only one person -a little old lady who left because s he was embarrassed to find herself alone - turned out r ecently for a very well planned and well pubhcizcd cr im e prevention program for just these folks. The s ubject was how s"enior citizens may guard against becoming victims of a wide variety of crime and consumer fraud techniques specifically aimed al the elderly . These crimes drastically increase in the year-end holiday season. . A great deal of time ::ind talent went into planning and orgaoizing this ha lf-day seminar al Aunlington Beach City Ha ll, including bookjhg of Orange Coun- ty's director of consumer affairs as a speaker . The central location ~nd auditorium offered easy access via public transportation a nd air conditioned comfort once there, for what might nave saved many seniors considerable cash a nd pers onal embarrass· ment. ' .., ( Rather than acting too hastily, however. council members took a long-range view of the bridge and All in au. it was a disappointing experiment. H/F • • . .. ' ' . -,~ • c I 'Buying' A Seat in o~ar Gloomy Gus What Are We Doing to Our Gen•le 1and! Congress . ~: (J ACK A NDERSON J . ! WA S lll "lC:TON Th e • : Suprt'me Cou rl hus made it t : possible for lhe wealthy to bu:v ' their way into Congress ; A recent ruling madll the !>ky 1: the limit on the use of personal : funds 1n a ca mpaign. The de '• c1s1on was handed down in liml' .. : for congre!>s1ona( candJdales lo ( .~ pump more than SS mHIJon or , " their own money into their cam · ti paagns this :vear . f • Tht' record was stl by John ! ~ Heinz. heir to the Hemi ke~hup .-l dOd p1c kl t• • fortune. who s penl m or t• t han $2 m1lhon out of h I S 0 W n pockrt to "'in lh t> Pl'nn :s y I v J II I .1 Senlltc M1al A ~µoke s man told us lhl· t'lc tru rnonl'y wu s IH't•tll'd to t·omhul lh~ pull l 1t· a I dout of lll'tnZ' l>4•m11<•r,1t1<' opJ)Otlt'nl. William ,. t:rn·11 011 a 'm alter ::nlll', other can- ·• d1d .lle1t Jho drt'w on 1hr•1r 1wri.onal r es t•n eo; Ohto bu!.1 n1"1sman I lo"' Jrd Mf'Ut•nbaum, tor exam p it•, pul up ~OOOof)µs own monl·v It h('lped ham uPlfet tbe Hq1uhlt<'an incumbent, Robert Taft > The Suprem<' Court may al10 h:ave: op<'ncd up 1a loophole 1n the l.1w. wh1rh prohibit" corpon- !· 11ons from contrabuUna to • political t·and1c1tttt•l\. Undf'r the ~ de<01Mon. corporations could re ~ t.un ca nd 1c1ate~ as con5ult.mts , Thi• t'orpor atc fees would become personal income lo th1• '° canc1idatl•o;, who could then use ~ the money tor political purpose!> ALLEGEDLY, th111 may have ~ . happened In a Coltfomia House ~ race. Rep. Leo Ryan, D.·Cahf .. .. has filed a confidcntiul complaint " With the l''ederul Elections Com· 'Why don't they change the name of Washington, D.C. to Heaven? Every politi- cian who gets there seems to get the impression he's now God Himself. .J.V. Gloomy (;.u\ tommenh .,,. \Ubnitlttd Oy r t .. d rn .tf'd do "lot netf'\\drtlf r~tlf'(.1 tl'W" view\ ot trt,. nt"wiJt.tpcr \u"d ~our l)l'.t oe•v• to c;,1oom, <;1n, D.tlly P1tot ) 1 mission against his Republican oppooeat. Robert Jones. According lo \he complaint. Jones was employed by his own corporation, Money Market Services. Inc., and by Chase Econometrics A1sociates. a sub- sidiary or the Chase Manhattan BanJt. In 1975. Jones earned Q>,000 /or full-time work. In 1976, ho concentrated on campatgnlng ror Congress. Yet. be collected S4 l .OOO from the two corporations for part time work. Jones contends tha' the cor· por:.ilions should detemiine how much time he should wor~ and what he should be paid. But ltyan w;irns in his confidential com- plaint to the FEC: "THIS CONTENTION, if sup- p0rtcd by the FEC. would create a massive loophole in the fo'ederat Election Campaign Act and encourage corporallons and unions to m ake gifts of moneys, In the form of unearned or partially unearned saJaries, to condidates for federal orhce. provided the corporations or un· ions had the foresight to put pcb candidates on their payrolls prior to the candidates begtnnlnc their campaigns .. Jones told us he believes it was • his "constitutional riaht" to work for the two corporations at lhe same time he was running for public office. He added that the corporations a re considering a lawsuit against Ryan for slander. But 1t 's the issue, not the exam· pie. that is important. The nch now have a decided advantage in seeking public oHlcc. ~ . Time · tp Stop and Look Aroun«f To the Editor: The conditions of smog and noise pollution are worsening steadily in Southern California. No doubt this is true in the entire s late and, indeed, the nation. Al the same time lhere seems to be a curious inattention to thls reaJ and substantial health problem. The mass media concerns itself with encouraging us to consume more. while at the same lime te· porting horre ndous and numerous crimes and accidents, the incidental comings and go- ings of politicians. and industrial progress. including the building- or more housing tracts and shop- ping centers. Comparatively lit.. tie is said about our senotisly and ~hron1cally dirty air ... rivers and ocean. The freeways accom- modate more and more automobiles. The El Toro Air Statilln runs countless Lraininj nights CJ counted eight within one hour on a Saturday morning recently) si~ days a week. Each plane is incredibly loud and emits an ugly brown exhaust. Punch , ( MAILBOX J LelteTJ from readers are ~lrr>me. The nght to condense INt~to fat $p0Ce or eliminate libel 1$ ed utters of JOO words or less It be given preference. All letter& u.st in· elude !ignature and mClllrng oddreu btd name.s may be witMeld on re- quest tf :ruff lcient reason i.s opparenl. Poetry wtll not be published During Santa Ana conditions the air smells of diesel fumes. IT IS alarrnina and discourag- ibg to aenq such Uhle mlndfuJ · ness or our consum~tion and waste dilemnfa on the part or m- dust.ry, the a rmed forces, gov· ernment and privat,e clUtens. Daily we are creating a more un- healthy condition ln which to vtive. The terrain here is arid, semi- desert. This gentle and still coun- try is being literally stuffed. "'l'hnl, al IPni11 .. 1i1 commendable." Pleasure walks force one to ltslen lo an almost c¥istant drone or planes and ~ehow dodge LraHic and a great aJ or gasoline exhaust. Yet rther growth is planned by the Company and others all us. During certain penotls moves very slowly and poll build to crisis proportions. en rain comes we enjoy brier r ef, though much of our dirty air et· ties on our growing vegetablcAor is blown into someone elst's airspace. Is it not possible to develop u statewide policy on poUulion coo• trol that will help bring our full attention to wha•. we are doing? Whatever measures we take must be pervasive enough to really alter our ._§omehow blind- ed course. Coufd we stop our pleasure driving one full day each week? Indeed, such prac- tice might prompt us to change dull routines and find the time to get more exercise wt\ich is so marvelously refreshing to the mind and body. Jt seems vitaJ to our continuing life experience that we stop some of what we are doing and look around. ~ MARIA W.GLOBUS :.:s · Que•tlon 'fothe ~ditor· Questjon: If the~t: programs ~re UC'der w;ly 1n our country lo· duy, who is bchand 1t and wh,v '! 1. G~conlrol 2. Neutrali7.e the FBI. :J, Coddle criminals. '1. Destroy youlh character lhrough Jrrespon s iblt• pemtissiveness. pornography. :;, encourage drug addict ion r. i\ltack rclii:1on from w1lhin. 7. Destroy the famiJy unit. ~-foment racial hatred. !J. Increase power and money jn unions. 10. Glorification of pro- Communists. 11. I cr ease in wclf:irc bcncnt 12. Nattonalizcd medic in('. llow do your readers stund on lh<'!I<' Issues·! .JIM DONART in blues are they? We waht these requirements for the safely ol our homes and our schools. ' We are highballing down track 305 don't try to put us in a noise siding. MR.AND MRS. ARTHllRCOLLINS Real. tt'laner To the Editor: R e: Mi ss Teenage America Contc::.l. My husband and I watched the contest. Miss D;illas. Texas. sounded hkl• a Xerox machine. ~he dc~1res to tour the country .-nd become old before her lime. Miss Huntington Beach, a 1Teat1ve person, can now return !$me a nd resume her education. ~c will pursue her dreams and b9 l>omebodv. Who was the real winner"! <.:ATHERlNE BOOT!{ ERA No Ble••lng Totbe Editor: 'lbe Ms. 's and the "persons0 cl ruin, that their chances to pa.gs the Equal Rights Amendment are Improving because the mass m• is helping them. If I RA does pass, what will the ladlei have that they don't have now? Thet' will be drafted into the Armd Services where they can carry SO-pound packs into com- bat. THE\' will have all tho equal oPportmities that women have in Russia and Red China where &iris li"e like work horses, still have bli>ies but are treated like slaves, tress like fishwives and smell asbad. They will be required to help suppori thelr apousu and children. Having children could interfere with earning the re- quired hdf of the family income. but then lhere ls always abortion or day care centers where the children can bo raised by the state. a. =-. .. . ., : • :· Wom'!n 's ROle -in Legi.slnture Traelc305 To the Editor: Our hearing on Meadowlark Airport was not on noise. One woman told about seeing 12 plane crashes within about 400 feet or her home. I am fairly sure the lady, Mrs. Slatta, couldn't care less if she is killed by a quiet plane or a noisy plane. ERA ls not a blesslnr to women. ll ts n curso. Jt ls a con· spirac)I -iatnst the Camlly end the tradl!Jonal fnmUy unit ts neceuary to the survival ot our civiUzaUon. VIOLA HANSEN : : A momentous event wlll occur • next week with the convening or ; the Legislature. For the first • lime in California history a : woman will be seated In the Senate. Sh~ is Rose Anne Vulch oCDinuba. t In addition to this singular dis- .. Unction she is also the Cirsl 3 Demorat to be ! sent to the ~ Senate b y Tulare Coun· ty~SO years · de pile the f ct that county h a~ been the most heav i l y Democratic regl1Ured J county ln the state ro~ many yeMt .. Not thet thero Is somclhln& new about womtn In lhe ¥flalature. Dul heretofore they ( •EARL .WATERS ) have been successful only In gaining seats in the Assembly. The first came in a bunch soon alter women were granted the right to vote. In 1918 four women were elected to the Assembly. Ail served eight years except one who stayed around only four. Her seat was taken by another woman, Eleanor Miller or . Pasadena who retained the job .rortwenty years. IN H%7 she 'became the lone woman legislator until Sarah KelloH of Los Ana~lcs arrived In 1931. She served only one term alter which Miller a1aln became the 11ole (em al• aoloo until the ar· rival or J eannette Daly or San Diego. Both Miller and Daly lelt in· 1942 but l wo women, Pauline Davis or Portola and Kathryn Niehouse of San Dieao replaced them. They were joined in 1951 by Dorothy Donhoe or Bakersfield. Mrs. Niehouse was replaced by Wanda Sankary of San Diego in 19SS but she served only one term. Mrs. Donahoe died in 1960 and Mrs. Davis served alone until 1967 wben March Fonc and Yvonne I Brathwaite were elect· .f!d. Fon« became Secretary oC State and Bralthwahe went to Congrts:i. Mre. Davlin-eU.red this year after 2-4 years. In the mean· time two others, Leoma E'1and and Tere11a ttu1hes, had taken . Ulelr scats In the Aasembly and will now be Joined by three more, Cerol Ha~t or At.ascad ro. Mu· lne Waters or bos Afttel and Marilyn Ryan of Palos Verdes. Vuich, a Dlnub.Jl accountant and farmer, who I'll rejoicing In being the first woman aeoator. may not know tt but she was almost deprived or that honor 26 years .ago by Mildred YOUJlier, wtfe or Attorney General EveUe J Younger. SHE CHAIJLENGED Senator Jack B. Tenney and unseated hi m In the primary In 1950. In the general election Democratic nominee Rkhard Richards , aided no little by supporter. J)Ot notm a lly found b101t ln1 Democrats but who c:ould•'L · stomach lbe Idea o( • woman senator, beat Younrer by a mere 17,000 votes out of 1.s mlllion cast. Times have chanrecf •NS the vtew that the Senate ls IJ>o ex- clusive clom aln o1 men bas dlnp. peered.,. The hearing was on this: Why haa the airport never met the condltioOI or its original permit No. 305. This permit was given ~•use tM airport at that Ume stated It would put ln a Class A-1 1'AA airport with a tower and n 2,600-loot runway. WE ALSO want to know why the airport doesn't own block 4, Lota 1, 2, 3 and 4, and Block ~. Lota 3 and'· aJ atated ln'J)ermlt No. 305? 11lls land was needed In order to meet the 2,600-foot runway. Why is it that the nlrport doesn't own thl~ land now? Why l8 the runway ·so short it won't paaa today's CAlTrans safety re- quirements? When Jt received its pern)lt, the airport prom \std thtso swcty features ror the reiddcnt.s. Whuc OHNG£COAST DAILY PILOT /tllbfrt N. WMl. PublJIN'r Thomae Kttvil, Editor llarliaroJ(r~birh, F:dUorilSO'ogt £dUor Thi' t'dltor1al poae ol the DAily Piiot seeks t o lnfor.m onff mlmulale ruder• bf pres«titmg on this pa11e dlvtrsc commc:bt..1ry on toplu of Interest by ayndlc•t· f'd "Olumnlats and u rtoonlsta, by provldlnl( 11 rorum for ttod rs· vlew1 and by pre111('ntln1 thl1 newspaper'• oplni6nl' and hlea14 on currtbt wplcs. Th fdltortal ()f!lnlon11 of the Dail)' Pilot appeQr onl)' in the cdilor1al column al the top or the page. Oplnlont CX• JJrt'1'~<'d by lht' columni11lll and l'nrtoonlMll anti lrtter wrltcni ore th1•1r own and no tndnrgtmcnt of their vlcw11 by tho Dally Pilot 11ho11h1 bt infcrrM. Wednesday, Dee. l, 1976 :.r Cops Fonn. Ho•~ Team :·~ Patrol partners in a Brooklyn precinct for two months, Officer : Jow Poveliatis and Officer Katherine Bridges found they couldn't ! · stand the separation of reassignmet1t to different partners, so :. they joined forces permanently by getting married. :[NBC Making : ' I · New Attempt By JAYSllARBU'M' LOS ANGELES (AP> -NBC dumped its Wed- nesday TV movies because it seems ABC's "81on.ic Woman," "Barctta" and "Charlie's Angels" were getting most of lhe Nielsen acLion and CBS shows the rest. • So tonight, N -three of them n roster ·gets good shock, which is 1t Ines .iga.in with four comedies -and "The Quest." H tb1s tings, NBC may s1t down in standing in shock, only lower. IA BEA1S SJ SMOG FRESNO (AP> Smog In tbe San Joaquin Valley exceeded state standards by more than 2.50 percent at times in recent weeks, a state of· ficial says. But during the valley's fall bout with stale air, pollution levels still re· mainoo well below those . of the Los Angeles Basto, ·said -Oanier Lieberman, chief of the air quality maintenance branch of the Ca lifornia Air Resources Board. ·~ .. Wednesday. December t. 1976 Gas Tax Bike Bill Offered ·coast Contro& Begin~ ~ Restrictions a Compromise of Vie.ws .. SACRAMENTO (AP> -A legislative leader says he will introduce a blJJ when the Legislature reconvenes next week to • raise the easoline tax by two cents a ealloo foe the next aix years. Senate President pro tem James Mills (l)..San• Diego), said Tuesday, SACRAMENTO CAP) -Land. use controls described as possibly the tou&hest of their kind take efCect next month along a coastline that includes what a poet once called ''the greatest, meetinf of land and water in the world.' Francis McComas was refer- ring lo a spectacular mixture or cliffs, rocks and crashing waves south o( Monterey called Point Lobos. the m~asure wou~d ~aise IT IS ONE OF hundreds or $1,2 billion lo e~mmate I spots from the balmy beaches or gaps in. ~~e highway Southern CallfornJa to the misty ~yste.m, initiate a transit redwoods of the North Coast that line in the ~s Angel~ hav& been luring Americans :irea and provi~e transtt since the Gold Rush. 1mprovemeqts in the San For more than four years this Francisco area. l,100-mile shoreline has been a MILLS SPONSORED a gas tax boost this year. lt passed the Senate despite the oppe>sition of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .• but was dumped in the Assembly Ways and Means CommiUee. His new bill will spell out the highway projects to be built with the extra gas lax money. Mills said, because the state Highway Com mission and Transportation Department have been unable lo agree on a si.x· year construction pro. gram. MILLS' PROPOSAL would provide $800 million to eliminate-the Highway 101 "Blood AJ. ley" in San Jose and to complete Highway 41 in 1-·res no, the Grove Shafter, HoHman, Eureka and Stockton freeways, the connection between Routes 10 and 210 in Los Angeles, Route 54 in San Diego, Santa Paula to Interstate S in Ventura County and the Sonora and Cloverdale bypasses. battleground between a labor- business coalition and environ- mentalists trying to stem de· velopment they say has already blighted many beach areas. The outcome of that struggle is the controls that go into efrect. Jan. l, a system or land·use restrictions and requirements that ar.e not 's tough as environ- menta lists wanted but are stronger than developers thought. necessary. "IT WON'T MEAN that there couldn't ever be any develop- ment," says Joseph Bodovitz, ex- ecutive director of the temporary coastal commission that helped devise the restrictions. "You just can't say that you can't use privately owned land for anything, but you can set down stringent controls so that if an area is developed it's done in an environmentally sound way. ·"And that's what the bill does." The bill, signed by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. in September. was an outgrowth of Ptop 20, a 1972 ballot measure that set up a system of t emporary com - missions with power over coastal development. PROP. 20 Al.SO required. the com.missions to write ~ master plan for the coast, which was the basis for the coestal bill. That bill, which cleared the Legislature only after it was de. feated once and then revived in modified form, sets dQwn o series or policies that loi;al coast.al governments must follow in making d evelopment de· cislons. · They include concentrating d~ velopmeot in already urbanized areas, protecting coastal agriculture, timber ancl -wetlands, and providing ade· quate public access to the beaches. THE BlLL GENERALLY af- fecls an area that runs 1,000 yards inland, although It. can ex- ,... ----------:fiif= ••~e al10•W• Ileen asldftfJ l.r • ~lear fMa ol ll'IN!Te Cltq ~an ll11U;cf, a•d I tldlllc dae cto .. tal MU does tltat' l ~~ tend up to five rpiles in environ· mentally signifi48nt sections and drop to less than 1,000 yards in • cities. . The measure-a\so set up a permanent! commission with power to rltject local land-use plans if they don't meet the bill's goals and to· act as an appYts board in so~e cases for citizens· who feel a local government ac• lion violates. t~ measure's reJ quirements. • Enacted alongiwilb the bill was a $280-fTlillion ~nd,measure-that included $110 million fOJ' coastal purchases an'd another bill that allocated abou~ $$-n1illion for the same purpo*. . HOWEVER. .R.OWN CVT UM; ~ -'million ba~·-·1'> ~l4 $12 ~mt.on wheJ\"' hei-.signed the legislation,·~ bond ·measuce wf:Mp_prov~iv4el"S~ov•2-· ·as a major victory. .. J think lt will mean a c1'1rtl• In development patterns lal the coasilloe." says LarrylMos executive director of the• Pl ning and Conservation Lea& an environmental group. "I THINK DEVELOPE have always been asking for 1 clear idea of where they can. ild and I think the coaslab'• does that." Bodovitz and John Zie~d. S1erra Club lobbyist, sa California's controls aN9 a pareolly the most strilnien coastal land-use regulaUooa · the nation. "Most or the prevailingoplni is that California's are a &ood d al stronger than anywhere else.' Zieroldsays. ~ .REAL ESTATE, BUILDING trades and other business ill terests that opposed Ute bill .say they're worried about its impact. on the state's economy ancl private property righls. Those concerns were voiced bY' Doug Gtllies, a lobbyist for lhM Califor.nia Association of Realtors. though he sad the fin bill "Is a better pn>duct when i was introduced.'' "For: example, the p1-.n cal for limiting development.in otd to preserwe access on tbe cqaatat ·road network for ~st.a.'' b says. ..IF HIGHWAY 1 IS aJread crowded -and we know that it i in some places -they will grant any permit for restdenc because the people in thos homes would add to tbe cences- Uon." Gillies also says the bill could cost prope1ty owners money by preventing tJiem from using their land in certain ways. a.. restric- . lion he thinks will be contested i~ the courts. . ·Opponents or the bill tried un-l sacc~fully to add an amend·.f J ,..enUreq,iring monetary com•( pensation for l:and-use re1itric· lions. · THE NEW ES ARE "CPO Sharkey," "The McLean ~Leve o Show" and "Sirota's Court." The epic ~arri nson. former chief medic on "M·A·S·H," wasn't available, NBC claims, for an .. l!."!J)~l''?. ~fis'6; regard•, pasJQ ~ it~):o¥tal;measure __________________________________ ....,,.,.,__,_-'.~·-·...;.'--------------------'·t. ,, ·advance peep. (Channel 4, 8:30 p.m.) . The other two were. Of those two. l'd say the best is "Si rota's Court." It stars Michael Const an- . tine as a wry, humane night court judge and features fine writ 1ng, acting, d1rect1on and pace. ,(Channel4. 9p.m ) f It's sort of a courtroom "Barney Miller." lf future episodes are as good as tonight's, "Sirota" will be what they call a hit series. \. IN THE JUDGE'S PREMIERE session, we 1 learn that he has a thing going with hi s attractive court clerk (Cynlhia Harns). · He even wants to marry her. True, !'he's already married, but he's quick to note, "Your husband went bowling in 1968 and didn't return " ·1 The plot concerns a reporter <Victor Buono) who 1s wr1t1ng an article called. "Tht-10 Worst ---------Judges m Amer ica "lle's I T\' RE\' I F~ \V pn•sent to watch the way · S1rota works. much to the I alarm Of l hC lady C0url <'I erk I ' S1rota 1sn't worried. "Wonder who the other rune are?·· he asks. HER FEARS PROVF. GROUNDLESS, even ; lhough the judge's juslicc·dispensing 1s dccept1vcly . casudl. quite informal, frequently runny and .J always laced with rei1pecl [or all the court inmates.-it.m·J. · He has beet11n the weird woTld of n1ght-courtin11 . so long he dot'sn't r\'rn hal an t•vc when an earnest young lawyer (Kathleen Miller> demands an im- mediate trial for a voung lowlife by explaining, •"My client 1s going on a religious retreat tomor· 1 row " The usortcd characters and situations are wild, but th~show 1s low key. Jt isn't a shouting comedy. only a very eoodone ODDLY ENOUGH. THE LACK OF shouting • seeme lo be the main Oaw tn "CPO Sharkey," in • which Don Rickles. comedy's Merchant of Venom. ' playa a Navy chief petty officer of 24 years' serv1ce. (Channe14,8p.m > He tries to cope with the new, tolerant Navy ~ whlletralnlne new wlon at the Navy's bomefor in- i.'noceot recruit.a in San Diego. As Rickles bellows at people in night clubs, ~you'd think he'd be perfect as a grizzled chief who ·: bellows at boots. Alas, only faint echoes of the old, ': love~ble Donald emerge in tonight's pr em 1ere. IN IT, HE'S 0DEFANGED, MADE Mr. Nice Guy. Al one Point he even sits down and gently con· . 'soles a homesick 11·year·old swabbie. ' New Navy? Maybe, but metbjnks a real chief ( would have consoled the lad-with a toothbrush and directions to the nearest grease trap. • ~ The show's basic premise, an old Navy man in ' ~ a mod military ·world. has promise. But. it. won't • make It until Rickles orders more jaws put in "Sharkey" and tells the writers, "Okay. no mor~ Mr.,Nlce Guy." I "\. I ' Notes Found , . • Haiothome Nomuil P ROVIDENCE, R.f. (AP) -Novelist. Nathaniel Jhwthome took a "normal" interest in the shape ol efrls' teas and enjoyed a smoke or drtnk wi\h rrtends, according to a Brown UnJversity' pro(estor. En&Ulb Prof. Hyatt H. Waggoner, a Hawthorne ~ aeholar, nld he made that observation after \1 authentlcaUn& the recent discovery or Hawthorne's urllat manuscript notebook· "What. we have leamoo from the notebook t. (written between 1835 and 18'1) we could not have I te.mee before, .. sald waaoner. Wauoner, the only scholar to study the 4&-page won, al.Id th• mamucrtpt ts the most "Inward· centered and most idea-centered•• of all. ' Jlawtbonl•'• note boob.· '. • , _.,... , Trim your tree with these Holiday treats ffi~~ from Westminster Mall 1'?19 Beat of Everything Piece/ San Diego Fwy. at Bolsa Ave. • Holiday Hcturs (Irr ' ()t-" 1(19 lil l>f" ,, o .... h 1Q o., '' o.4t " o .. ~ 11111 O"t 11 0"< ?fl 1) (II'( J• n,.r '' n .... ,, lO u .. , , ' J•I\. I '• ' Ill J 1rl "' H) '"' I~ II) II~ •O HI •n' t.•C>•l'(f ,, 8 10•• •I)~ c;1cr. .. 1 l l I .. DAILY PILOT • Wednesday December 1 1976 __.. .. dians. Collec~ing Toys I tems Going to County's Tribal, Youtli, By ARTHUR R. VlNSEL Of, .. O•llr r11ee ,,." : R~resentatives or the Orange ounty Indian Center are collect· i goods to brighten the stmas holidays for deprived drcm. ~New or r epairable toys, fbodsturrs and candy may be de· livered to the Indian Center on Katella Avenue west or Beach Boulevard near the St anton Recreation Hall. Arrangements may also be made to pick up any ocrered )terns, according to Dorothy Sky Eagle a nd Dorothy Police, spokesmen ror the Stanton head· quarters of the agency represent· Pair Gu ilty Of S t~aling R ecords ing more than 30,000 American Jndians In Orange County. The goodies will be distributed to needy youngsters of every race attending a Dec . 18 Christmas Party beginning at noon at the Indian Center . ~ The center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and serves a variety of needs. ··we have these pow-wows every fourth Saturday to raise money for our programs and we don't save a penny," says Tiny Grogg, a part Shoshone Indian active in the cultural and socio· economic organization. "We spend it all o~t~ids and the needy and then '4l''re broke again" "We don't JU !>l th r ow a Christmas R.Drty." says Grogg, noting the group maintains its own employment and manpower pool for" jobs for .voung Indians leavlntra <1is ma l rc:;ervation life. "We gt'l them mostly from Arizona, Hopi and Navajo," says Dorothy Sky E&gle. "But they come from as far as the pluin°s i.tutes. Michigan und Canada." The Indian Center works close- ly with the San Juun Capistrano Indian Council in programs for Orange County Indians, both native and emigrants who find themselves In a tough spot. Dive r s ion P aet \ Center Books Being Sought WS ANGELES (A P> -Two Marina del .Rey men have pleaded guilty io runnfog a ttte!t ring that shoplifted 3,000 re· cord albums Crom stor es in Los An~e l es and Orange counties. ORANGE COUNTY Orange County Superv1sJrs agreed Tuesday to go to court to obtain the financial records or a Sanla. Ana juvenile divcr~ion center which operated under a county contract last year. John Pillip Clohessy, 39, and Richard Horne, ·28. entered their pleas Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court o n charges or burglary, con· spiracy and grand theft. Sentencing was set for Dec. 31. The two were Indicted last Nov e m bcr a long with J oseph Francis Frick , 39, of Hurbank a nd Thom~s 01ono, 31, of Marinade! Rey. Medic Van 'Buy Okay The purchase of three new paramedic vans at $14,11 5 each was ap· proved Tues-<! ay by Orange County Supervisors. County Fire Chief Carl Downs said two of the vans will be put to use as soon a!> new fir e depart· ment param edics com· pletc their medical train· mg County Counsel Adnan Kuyper said in a report to the board th at oHicials of Cosmopolitan Brotherhood Inc. failed to supply the records as re· quired by the county CQntracl. And the board agi:ttd with his recommendation that legal action be started to force the agency to comply with that contract. The contract, which wai. in force from Octo~r 1975 until last July, called ror the age ncy to provide. a 12-bed placement center und co~seling for Juvenile offenders, county off1c1als sai . In return. the firm was paid $65,000 rom the county's share of federal revenue sharing funds. County offic1:Hs said the contract was not re - newed because Cosmopolitan turned down a staff reorgamiahon s uggested by the county. They .did not know why the agency bad not made its financial records available. Pric .. Goo4 Thrt • Tu11tler, Dec. 7tli ~ ·~ .._.. Sttcis l111I We ••· ...... "" ... , ,, t.lt ·*. 0-rititt. •• Selo1 •• °"""· . ~. \ t • . . 44 1; ~ .} REG. 9.99 SALE! STEAM 'N CURL MIST STYLING STICK c_,... to_,......._.." .. lor l).U te l U&. ~ '1 "'' • flffl ' .. ,, , ............. c.11, ............... ,..1 ........ DEVIL'S POTION AnERSHAVE FOR MEN ... ! * . , . . . The district attorney's office said the thefts would take place while one man worked as lookout, another went in· to the store to select the albums to be stolen, then a third stuffed the re· cords into his baggy clothes. The third medical unit will be used as a r eserve vehicle until needed fulltame. Deatlu Elsewlwre Party.Aid Funds To H elp Family Organizers of a campaign to raise funds for the widow a nd four children or slain Cypress Police Sgt. Donald Sowma have scheduled a dance Dec. 18 at the Cypress Com- mun1lyCenter . 5700 Orange Ave .. Cypress. ~· 6'' REG. 2.75 LOS AN.GELES <AP> ., Mrs. Earl B. Gilmore, widow or one of the early oil pioneers in Southern California, died Tuesday o r h ear t failu re at -"Rancho La Brea Adobe, the 148·year·old family home where her husband was born and died in 1864. MOSCOW <A P> -Sov· iet Mars h a l Ivan I . Yakubovsky, 62, com· m a nde r 1n c h ief o r Warsaw Pact for ces. d ied Tuesday. the of· ticial news agency Tass reported toda y. The cause of death was not pven. • KIRKERSV ILLE , Ohio <AP> Photo· cra phc r W. Walter Whit~. 75. who s hot the ponra1l of Jean Harlow which Metro-Goldwyn . Mayer called "lht ln06t JSubhcized still or any movao star." died Sah&r· day UL n .tfaOllOM FUHllALHOMI Corona <'Pl Mar f\73·9450 Cosla MP-;a 646·2424 llU H OADWAY MOllTUAI\' I I 0 8roadw1'1y Cosla Me,a 642·9150 McCOIMICIC MOITUAIUIS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-09()3 San Juan Cap1o;trano 495-1776 ,AC:lftC YllW MIMOlllAL ,AH Cemelery Morluary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc V1ow Dnve Newport California 644-2700 'llK ,AMILY COLONIAL ,UHHAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893·3525 'MORTUAIT 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 SN'TM nmttLL Lue OUI WISTCUH C:HAP'IL Monuary • • 64~ 427 E 17th St., CcetaMna ( ,, AUSTIN. Tex. CAP) - Dr . Benjamin Wright, 76, a former prl'sidcnt of Smith College and re· tired professor of ·gov- ernment l l lhe Universi· h ' or Texas. died Sunday r\igbl al his home here. For the Record ....... ~OUNT•I .. V.111.LI Y COMMUNITY HO,rlT.111. ..... "'-••, 1'7• Mr •nd M r\ (tH1 toon,., r ...... , 17sr1 WtlQhf#OO(t l "9r'I•·. ••1itl\t1nit1•·· e.-.... !lo• Mr _.,,,..,Mr\ 0-i"""''' ,,.,., •• l'tll, Eu<llO, Fount••n V•lltt'. bO'f N-0\fem ... r t1 10t M r Al'Vj ""'' J .. nP• ... ~'""Ort •101 O.,.nu,. ,Apt "40 J Hun11noton Be.Ch boy Mr M'd M n, 04Y•C1 h ,,,./\U t ' 1 S,..~Y.tl ... U"'ll!ntJll"ltthf·cit "I I"' Mr a""9 Mn ,.fllu G•t•t t041~ (.1 .... (1« le. l>OY De ath Norlcn Officials or the Cypress Pop Warner Foot· ball Association said the dance will be from 7 p.m. to 2 a m. Tickets are S2.SO per person and are available at the door or from Christel San· to at 827 ·37'15. -¥' Orficials s aid local merchants are donat· ~ ing food and rcfre~hments which wall be available al the dance. Sgt. Sowma: 44, was shot and killed Nov. ~ l 19 whue investigating a burglary in Cypress. I .> A ~-year veteran of the force, he was honored t 'J ~··,;:::·~:~sole~ ~: .'f Aillled at 207 6 . . By J ACK CHAPPELL Of WI o.ur r not Sl•lf As 1976 a nd the nation's bicentennial trickle to a close, some folks already lire looking forward to 2076 and the country's tricentennial They're the people at Westminster Memorial Park and they plan to bury 1976, or a l least remem· berances of it from each of Orange County's-26 cities. Time capsules made up by each municipality and the county will be buried in a large vault on the grounds of the cemetery in ceremonies sometime just after the firsi of the year. Sherril Olu ca, park spokeswoman. said each r1tv 1s expected to put something representational or the community pnd 1976 in the eight Inch by four foot long lime lubes . In a letter to th~ local governments, Mrs. Bian· ra lamented that no one 100 years ago had un· dcrtaken a similar effort. "imagine just how great It would be if we had a time capsule from the year 1876 to open during our bicentennial celebration. "To find in It perhaps a pair of J ohn McFad· den's eye glasses, or a music sheet from one of Madame Modjeska'soperas,or a.I) Old mapfromone of the land grants .•. ··she wrote. The time vault will be opened In 2076 according to instructions le ft In the firm's files. She said it 111 as:iumed the cemetery will "still be here" 100 years from now. . . . . WNIU llOUS ~lit ,., "'"" •• .., •. 0./ofl .... ,~. ,. .... ,.tt .. 11.1 110/210 .. 11.,.. s. .. 1 MYLANTA LIQUID ANTACID ~ 119 NM•Hllllipoh••· ••I lffllvlt 01. Q. TIPS C~TION SWABS FO BABY ·~ --.... J, 6Jc ltl•ty / 1,,,.lliu4 cott• ...... Nfttytl41. BLUE DIAMOND ALMONDS KO RM El VIENNA SAUSAGE . --~ USTERtNE ~ -=----77c ... -:=: . ··-· . . ----,.,. ...... . .... .:::..";...:-... -...:- ':::..t::r."C LISTERINE ·"~a...<'' "-J ANTISEPTIC l rll1 ,. .... "' ""'""' · ... bed brffttt. · BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT Jr:.~. -~ 69c ,rict illd. fSC off .. w.I. SI ... "4or • FIRESIDE SNACK & PARTY CRACKERS J ...... .-di•'", ....... 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ALUMINUM HUS \; BToro El Toro• a.lcfltld Westminster Wts ........ ~Wnt . ,. r. •. •1 •• ~ 6 HI RANCH GHtN ~M..._"'' p•.11 ~. ·~;· •• y>;j SCOTCH PINE TIU . ·JT 4" ............ wtifldll .... ,. ........ i.....,"" efttr ,_ ...... ticlly t.I & ,...., BllTE STH PACK OF 500 11-INCH PLASTIC ICICLES , ..... '~1 ltt ""'"· ._,,,, l10,4tt 3.u11 30.n . nm ' TINSll ROPI GHlAMD llG. I." 73c OlCOUTIVI 14·1NC1t MOllT WllATM WlCIAl 99c ~ I . HunfincJton Beach 9161 ...... • lroolcllwat Huntinaton Beach . 211l1 1ec1 .. d. ......... HuntlnatOft ltaeh ti""""-• c ..... Huntinatoft leach · ··u.rw._. .. ,. 6J0 DAILY PILOT E~eri•ent Corps Turns r • • • To Cop Beat . OCEANSIDE (AP> -They change rrom Marine green to ·civilian blue, dou~llng as city police officers in an experiment that appears to be working. The first active-duty Marines are working . . W1LsoN R/y Sro~AGE MOTORHOMES c ·AMPERS BOATS • without P!lY as police reservists after graduating from the Police Academy with 110 hours of training. \. ~ i!'ublic A ll«!tion Cleova Weinert, president of South County chapter of National As-~ociation of the Physically Handicapped, stands beside art ob- ects, donated by area merchants, schedlued for public auction, aturday, Dec. 11, 1-5 p.m .. at Marco Forster Junior High School in San Juan Capistrano. Proceeds from auction will go to chapter. . ;,. &~ \'l@@J [? -~®rrwo©@ .oH Cloth~~ Pattern• :, DEAR PAT I finally saved up f 14nough m oney to buy a s ewing achine and I would like to find out here I can ~~·t ..,omc doll drt•ss pal· rm. My hllh.' s ister 's dolls could use !k>m<' new rlnlh~s l"d Ilk(• the old ~hiont·d kind 1: A A., M1ss1on VICJO ·~·: A whole book of old·fashioned doll • othes patterns ca'!,.be ordered for 25 SFnts from Joel Von-Blomberg, 2619 'oot Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85008. ., ,.. Tar9.-t . : DEAR PAT. I bought a model 490 Winchester 22 rine la~t December. I y.ias requested to return at lo the store li:l Februar y because of a factory re- 3aJI. Although replacement was· sup· ~~-ed lo have taken Utree wei!ks, I '1" have not received another riOe · .I W , Costa Mesa , A YS cootaded the Product Service department of the Winchester· ~estern Division ot Olin Corp. about ~r rlne. Wincbest.er·Westem then ¥nt a replac~ment rine to your gun ~aUu. and yoo report you have re· ttived it. Because ol a potential fWIC· Uoaal problem la lhe gun, Model 491 .,JK:best.er rmes •ere rttallf'd early 6is year. The Wlnc~tt·Western '.Product Servke ~partment (Z75 ilncbester Avf'., New Haveo CT 514 l reports that approximately· ,OIO rttallt'd rinH han ~n turned . Replacem4;nt shJpmenL't were de· f:f'd becaase of t~ delu1e of rtnes urned and a shona1e ol replace· ent models. The ~pany reports al the recall now Is u.ader control, Jand that replacf'mHts are being lihJp~ on schedulf'. II !rr~ldng It DOIDll I I l DEA R PAT I ordered a $5 book ~Jed "lfo'>' To Turn Rox .Tops Into . llarc;" from l.IO('()ln Press o r lahoma. ;\c<'ording to the ad- ' rt1sement. ,, r was not 11altsf1 ed · th the book I couJd return 1l and ·llave mv monl'v rt'funded A fow davc; ~ter I received the book lai.t March·. I ' r:n1 o prohlem7 T/~n 11"111' Ill Pat Dunn. Pot 141111 ,.,., nvt lopt'. grttmg tlie onsu:er1 und act um 111111 n•·<'d tn M1lvr 111tqmllt8 m gotl'rnmerit and h1n1· "''" J\11111 11mir f/lll'~llon.1 to l'ul nunn Al Y1mr s,·ri·we IJrangP CO('l.~I Dotty Ptl11t, /1 0. flo.r 15611, '·,,,,,, i\11'"' CA <r.'fi?I• l11Cl1id1• 111>11r ll'lc>pho111• r.uml1t•r 'l'he rolu~ appears datly arrpl "'''"d11111 returned it and requested a refund. I'm still waiting. L. M., Santa Ana Hgts. Your $5 refund bas been malled to you. This column contacted Parade Publications, 7~3 Third Ave., New York, NY 10017, where the ad ap- peared. Parade's Mail Order Service contacted Lincoln Press about your complaint, 'and it was handJed im- mediately. SI.Dee pobllcatloas like to assure that tbelr adve,rtiser,1 are re- putable, It ls a gOCJl(idea to send com- plaints against companJes advertis· ing In magazines or newspapers to both the company and the publication in wbicb the ad •PP.eared. B~eatlaing Eaner DEAR PAT: Is it true that the method for moulh·lo·moulh respira- tion must be different for adults and s mall children? We recently moved to an apartment complex with a pool. The lifeguard is not on duty all the time, and I have small children Therefore. I would like to find out 1f this life.saving method is the same for all ages If not. what is the difference? J always accompany my children to the pool and would want to know what to do if an emergen~y should anse. G.J., Costa Mesa Moutb·to·moatb respiration pro- cedure does differ depending on the age and size of tbe penon being treat· ed. U lhe patient Is an adult, blow a good.sized breath Into his mouth ever y rl•f' seconds or lZ times a minute, and listen for him to breathe it back out again each time. If the pa- tient Is an Infant or smaJI child, blow small puffs of air into bim about 20 limes a minute. The breaths per minute are~more, but the amount of air provlded must be s maller. A child's lungs may rupture tr too much air is blown In at one Ume. Watch hls chest rise to make 11Ure you are givln1 the right amount of air with each puff. Before beginning, remember to clear th~ pallent'• mouth ol rore1p matt.er, keep his chin Ulted up and pinch nostrils shut while brealblng inlo his mouth. JOIN US I ' ' . CHRISTM'AS TREE FESTIVAL Santa And His Elves School Choral Groups Newport Harbor Art Museum OPEN HOUSE Saturday December 4tli Sonday December 5th 11 a.m. -5 p.m. Jim Camble And Ula Pappea.e Satarday 3130 p.m. $1.00 Adults, $..50 Student. Ir Chlldl'en SIXTEEN MEN MADE IT OUT of 40 volun- teers and 22 finally recommended by neighbonne Camp Pendleton. Although federal law in general prohibits military personnel from serving also in nonmJlitary police work. a one-year exception was approved by Gen. Louis Wilson, the Marine Corps commandant. A FEELING OF SOME responsibility figured in. Off.duty Marines were blamed for about 37 per· cent of Oceanside crime a year ago. "Today, this is closer to 30 percent and street crime of all types is dropping," said Chier or Pohce Rolf Henze in an int.erview. v mE IDEA OF MARINE volunteers working an average of 16 hours monthly was proposed by Mayor Paul G. Graham, a highly decorated veteran of three wars and commanding general of Camp Pendleton before he retired from the Marines. He won support from Maj. Gen. Carl W. Hoff- man, who runs the 125,000.acre base where '24,000 · men and women a{e stationed. NO OT .. ER U.S. city has ever been given peHnission to use active·duty Marines as police, • Resident A\anager • O\fmp Station • Trash Bin • Wash Area • Bottle Gas • Fenced • Paved • Ughted SPACES START AT $8.5! PER MONTH (714) 531-7900 16790 SO. HARBOR BLVD. ' SANT A ANA, CAL Jmt Marth of w ....... H..._. ll¥d. lellllld THE A WMIMG MAH Hoffman said, calling· it -;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;iiiiiiii'9~m;prti.W~·-~;piP9iiiiiii~iiiii "a team effort lhat will ,. be successful." "A milestone," •said Graham at .the Nov. 10 graduation tltat follow training in ~riminal and arrest procedures, j-.venile law, use of chemical agents and ,.,~~~~~-:~~-:::':'~~~~~~~~~~~"'";"~~~~~":l"~::".";:~!'T'~!r'Tft!~t'~8'11 police tactics . An ap- propriation or $150,000 to pay for the training and equipment was approved by the City Council in ad- dition to funds for the re· gul ar 102-offi cer police force. INSTEAD OF one-man patrols in this city of 55,000, police cruisers car ry two m e n as Marines make arrests. control tr a ffic , in- vestigate incidents 1and defend themselves with their weapons . No tickets are issued by the volunteers because Henze wants them to avoid being tied up in court. The Berlin-born llenze. an ex-Marine, told his new men: "I commend you for being public·sp1rited citizens, who come to the aid of their community in • time or need ... Th ey are "typical Marines -prize physical specimens - and we're delighted," he said. 'Dodger ' Pays S AN FRANCISCO (AP) -Busboy David Michael Hersch , 26, has been placed on five years probation and ordered lo make restitution of SS.986 for asking refunds, on income taxes he never paid. The Mill Valley man, a former security guard at the College of Marin, was arrested on 19 counts of ma il fraud and submitting false tax claims. • - HOOVER _ CELEBRITY AIR-RIDE CANISTER 32 7 ~ Rides on o cushion of oir for mobility, does owoy with wheels, runners. IO·ql. bog, vinyl hose, steel canister. Extended suction power . Complete with ottochments. Model 53005. HOOV·ER UPRIGHT 5300 "It beots, As it sw.eps, As It cleoni". Two spetd, with rug od1ustment. Model U4091. -ec MAIT'I ADVllTIHD Ml.OtANDtSI POUCY °"' __ .. ___ ~ ..... ...._ ................. ~,.. --·-........ -~ :. ... -i.: 0-:--· ' "':: = -.. '::""~ .. .... ~ ......... ~ ...... ,... --...... -... -----~o......, .... ,,..._ ------s S IC~SOf CO. Charge It At 1Cma111 · HOOVER BRAND VACUUM BAGS ~ .2 ;1.00 SHAMPOO/ POLISHER 2911 Pr vides proftu1onol floor core beouty with eow. Com· pocl. Sove. Model !IJ~. .... 2211 West Balboa Boale~ard, Newi/ort Deitch 11 I • LM.BOJ1d Of Gourmets And Glu ons Get It rtaht, W'le5 our Laniua•e Man. testily: A glutton is Just one who eats and drinks much too much, indiscriminately. A gourmand Is one who's excessively fond or eeUng and drinking, although not necessarily one who overdoes it, and not necessarily one who ia expert. A gourmet Is a specialist who Is highly knowledgeable about food and drink, whether or nol partaking lavishly or same. And an epicure is one devoted to the satlsf~ tion of sensitive and discriminating ta.s<es, most particularly in food and drink. Wa~cb this space for further profoundly al11hficant linguistic revelatiom. For example, the dlf· ference between the late late TV show and a drive·ln movie la the way you spell waJl·to- wall ca,r-petUn1. Stuff like that. ANTl·BABBITS Rabbits don't like garlic, evidently. That's useful data to some bome gardeners. They've learned they can keep the rabbits out of their lettuce, cabbage and tomato patches by spray- ing said vegetables with a pint of water into which th«:y've crushed several garlic cloves. Am astonished to hear that a Japanese man can can be excused quite honorably from the milltary service if he is de· tected to radiate loo much of that simple thing called underarm odor. OF'38SINS Was none other than George Bernard Shaw Who said: ''The more things a man is ashamed of, the more respectable he is . ., That brings lo mind the legendary minjster who ensured the repeated return each Sunday or his growing congregation by announcing Crom the pulpit that there were some 638 sins. The crowd allegedly kept coming back, pre- sumably to learn the list. Addru1 mcul to L.M. Bqyd, P.O. Boz J56Q, CO&ta Mela, CA 92626. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. OTICI Of' INT~NTI°" TO l'ICITIOlll tUllNISS ENGAGE IN THI SALi NAMI STATIMJl'Q Ol'AlCOMOLIC llVllllAOl.S n.. lollowlfl~ ,,..'°"'•et clOlnO M l· 11·1'-'6 nt\\ ~-TeW!IOm ll M•yConc•rn ltl l AGVN" HILL\ llQVOR. l2l \uol•<I ·~ "'"•"<• of I ... Uc .. ••• L .. Gu .. " H 11. I. s w I .. es AH 0 ~00!10~ lor 11ot•c. I\ htrtby ol•.., th.II \Pl fl ITS, ))Sll (•llt dt la 1..0YIH, •h+ unO•'\•Qn•·d prooov•,. •o. \,.U l.Aqun• Hitt\, CA t16U •..cono11c fMYMttQ'"t. •t t~ or.,.m•'\#'\ AOQtr W. l1rQ1,illt, S061 Btrean Mur1hfld A'\ fOtlO'#'i 7/0t H•fbQr LI\ Ir YIM, CA •nt• 81'Ytl. 'I'. Co•I• Mo ... (• ,,.,. JO<QueHl\C! 6••QU1\l, SO'>l B<-reMI P\J,..,twnt to \U(f\ '"''"''01'· tt-41 """ L1', Irvine, CA •nu dtr.•~dl\,.OOlf11UlfOtf\e Otol'1'°"'-nt Th1\ bv\tn•1\ I~ C~U<t•d &y An l"'° of A•COflOhr 8•Y .. ,.~~ ,,,f\tf't'Jt few " dt111~. wen<• .. •n t•c-•lc ~her4 llc•,.... ,._, w aorqul" CIW ll< ... ..-1 tor IMM l>'•rNW\ ,n JKqu•ll"" 8•roul\I ~~ lflH~ 't•••~f'ft Wtl)'\ fH .. t1 wtfh t .. Wednesday December 1 1976 * OAIL y PILOl A J l Kids ·Appeal Ban Guilt Upheld THE 2Trips Slated BySJC Principal, Opposes Sex Article ~LEXANDRJA, Va. (AP) -A high Hayfield has 2.•00 isludenls ln FRESNO (AP) -A Stanislaus County armed robbery conv1ct1on has been upheld. but u com- panion count was dis· missed by the state's St.h District Court of Appeal here The justices d.ls· agreed with a contention by· Lonn I e Charles Hertz.ig that his riihls were prejudiced by several trial errors. COMPANY HOUDAY PARTY The City of San Juan Capistrano's winter recreation program in· eludes two trips -a three-day weekend i.ki trip to M ammoth and a weekend i.1ghtsee- ing trip to the Hearst Ca.s- ue and Solvang. Skiers can leave San Juan at 8 a .m . Friday, March 4, for Mammoth and r eturn Sunday at midnight. The $70 per person fee includes round trip Greyhound charter bus transporta· lion, Sierra Nevada Inn accommodapons, shut- tle service to the lift area and an after-ski wine and cheese party. REGISTRATION and fee payment deadline 1s Feb.15. The H eart Castle/Solvang tour bus will leave San Juan at 8 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 5, and. Jelurn al about 5 p.m. Sunday. The $4~ per person fee includes round trip bus transportation. / tver- night lodging at th~aso Robles Inn, tour No. l of Hearst Cas\le and stops at the Madonn a Inn and Anderaon 's Pea Soup Restaurant. REGISTRATION and fee payment deadline is Jan. 21. Additional information is available by calling cl· ty offices, 493-1171. WAR NEEDS ARE FIRST THE .HAGUE, The Netherlands CA P> - Dutch soldiers have or· ders to hold their fire so there will be enough bullets in case or war. Abraham Stemerdink, a ss ist a nt d efense secretary. told parlia· ment if the army had continued using so much ammunjtion for training It would have had to break into supplies set a.aide for war. school principal is blocking her grades lOthrough l2 school's newspaper from pnntini an Miss Boyd said she wrote the article article on birth conlroJ that says most because "I found many students did "sexually acllvc" students surveyed not use birth control becauae they dld not use contracept1 ves. · didn't know anyth1n1 about st." STEWART HILL, THE paper's MAKI IT MORI MIMa.AIU WfTH COMPUMIMT AIY POl'ftAITS Doris Torrice, principal or Hayfield Secondary School, said that ~he or· dered students to change or delete portions of the article. The students appealed her action to the Fairfax County superintendent of schools and u county school committee, which are expected lo decide this week whether the article can be printed, she said. faculty adviser. said he favors-----------.. TlfE ARTICLE SA VS that only 10 of the 34 "sexually active" students sur - veyed used contraceptives, according to its writer. Lauren Boyd, a 17·year· old senior. She sajd she defines "sex· ually active" as someone who has bad sexual intercourse at least once. publication of the article "because I believe they h ave the right lo write what's relcv ant and important to their lives." The county's· conduct code for stu· dents suys articles may not be published lf they are obscene. The code defines obscenity as being "patently offensive to prevailing stan. dards In the adult community as a _ whole with respect to what ls suitable for students. . . " Mrs. Torrlce reportedly told the newspaper sta(( that many parents would find the article objectionable. QUEENIE By Phil lnterlondi CURFEW'S RULED OUT ,,; I • • • • • NORWICH, N.Y. (AP) -11ITT upstate village's curfew law was declared unconstitutional because ll says what time kids have to .be )lome but doesn't say when they can go out again. The law bans chil~n under 17 from streets and other public places after 11 p.m . Sunday 81 "We 'll Shoot Your Crew for Nothing'' Ring (714) 540·0668 1 AD flf Inn a.ry TAL~·BIGi~& r• OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.Mo fO 5 P.M. through Thursday and J9J2 HARBOR BLVD after midnight l"riday • . . ~~, .... 12·1 "Prepare to meet thy breaker ... " Slick Wedding KAANAPALI. Hawaii <AP) -Grace Slick, lead singer or the Jefferson Starship, has married the band's lighting director, Skip Johnson. The wedding took place in a private oceanside ceremony at a resort fiotel here. It was the second marriage for Mrs. Slick, 37 and the first for the 24·year-old groom. 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FOr reservations coll ~40.2500. You'll have a joUy ol' tlrne. loath Coast 1laza /fli , Or..i• '"'' °""' """"· a.,w0tt.1,1t,. ~ ,,,. .. u.,. '-------------------------------w-1 PART OF OUR 18,000 SQUARE FOOT SHOWROOMS One of the largest selections in the Western United States $2,000,000 Inventory DEALERS, COLLECTORS AND INVESTORS. are cordially invited to view our magnificent collection Monday through Saturday, between the hours of 1 :00 and 5:00 P.M. Currently we have thousands of items of giftware and Jewelry consigned to us by several banks. much of which has been ordered liquidated at any cost to repay loans now in default. Included In this Inventory a.re hundreds of pieces of Jewelry seized by the Bank of California from a most prominent jeweler now in bankruptcy Listed below are sample prices of this exceptional lot. • a.nt1 blue Star Sapphire 28 ct. massive gold mount Genta 18K Rolex Presidential watch ••........... Ladle• pear shaped Diamond Solitaire 2.44 ct ... Ladies Diamond and Sapphire cluster nng approx let Ladies ea"'ed Emerald pendant aDProx 2 C1 ... Sl,'75.00 .... l,ll0.00 ...... 2,4IO.OO "·00 "'·00 ... ... .. ll0.00 .. ............ 19.00 Gents Diamond solitaire 1 ct • • . . . • • . • • • . . . . . • • Ladles Diamond stud eamngs aoprox. .50 C1 . • . Ladles Emerald solitaire 28.50 d + !JloOiamonds . Ladles Emerald end Diamond earrings approx. 2 ct. • ............ l,4'5.00 .......... H .00 Much, Much more lncludlng Diamonds to e8 eta.. Emefak:ls to 42 ets, Rubles. Opela.. SIOPhlres. Aquwnet1ne. Amethyst. Solitaire and clus1er rings Dozens of Gents and Ladies watcheS. eamnos. br.oelet1. necklaces. chains, pendants. We are continually Interested in purchasing furniture. antiques and objects d'art to any amount. Complete appraisal dept. on premises. All Jewelry has been examined by our graduate gemologist and la unoondltlonally guaranteed as to weight and genuineness. EMPIRE GALLERIES, LTD. 2122 M. MAIM • S4Mf 4 AHA 17141141·7114 - l l. .. r I I j , AJ.2 DAILY PILOT Wl'dl'IHday. December 1. 197& Tonight's TV Highlights NBC e 8:00 -CPO Sharkey. Don Rickles is back, this time as a chief petty 1j officer in command of a Navy boot camp training unit in this new comedy series. ,. ' (Review, A7) CBS fJ 9:00 -Bing Crosby's White I Christmas Special. It's the 4lst con- set:utivc Crosby Christmas show in a str- 11 ing dating t?ack to radio in 1935. Tonight Bing's guests are his family, Jackie Gleason and Rernadette Peters. KTLA 0 9:00 -An Evening With Edg:lr Allen Poe. Vincent Price im· person ates the master of horror. performing in four of Poe's grea~st tlassics. • ... TV DAILY LOG f wEDNESDAYj I EVENING I 6 :00 DO<e J 101111 t31€!:)Nns o 1231c aJ1tt11 •1> m Neys U llinp let Hodty King~~ IOI· 01110 Maple I tah l6 ' Comer Pylt D Guni,1110-e m Pul11d1e F1m1ly Q)Adam 12 !tt StJr Trek ID Elut11c CompanJ Ot O.n1b! m lrttle Ruul~ -6:30- D °'"''! r 6 Andy C11H1lh 110 Mtl'f Ct1H111 Sllow m f111utr Affair 111 3 C4mmoh mz-1 7:00 00 1> 6 €f)N11n r 6 Mr Th1tt Soos (8 lo Tell lhe Truth O Con<tnlr1lio<\ m I lo.t Lucy m The fBI EU K01un O"m' ~ Andy Gnlfrth fD M1eNe1ltlehrer Reporl ( ?t a ) Bon1nu 0) Dumaltt St11H m Addams f1m1ly -7:30- 0 DON'T MISS $1 ,000,000 *" 1NAME THAT TUN£!1!! 0 ID Namt Th1t lune • 6 The Odd Couple O Match G1mt 8 SI 21,000 Qu~llOll D The Johr's Wild • llOJ PrKI k Rtcllt m Budy llun<h • tza1 • & Ctlt•nty Sllft9'U~u (29 Hoc•n's Heron m Clluntl n To111111t ·, o• f2~.ooo Pyffmld w f '1J" Goldoft ~ 8:00 D 11 l • ~~.......,._ • lhe Red llosed lttiMlttr Ru1olp/I II'' ho, i.n~ 'IU• but~ .. ~ .t llOl.• '.· ti.!ri-Onyltcu\ fl'(h l~t (h1,Jm4~ ~ ••'Y n ''~'" m1~•. h1, ~ohaa, -t •oo• 111•c• ·~ l~f Ira 1il•On•I Y·11•••d• )<1m1·•~ mu "'•' ~ 11 0 NCW SHOW' Don Rldlcs • Surs As CIO Sh.arhJ. Mr. Wurntll 1n tht Nny u .n • 10 m rH1111uE Cl'O SllM~ty 0< n Rdl•\ .Jm on In" N'w h111 ll..1ur '"""~' n Chwt Prlly Olt1rff ~11.t•~•r '" romf!land of ,, t1 ttn•n~ wnot '' JI" ''" O•t~o , .. ,,,, '"'"'~~ r,,~,,, (l111bt•h ~11'" tt.11111on f'•Ct ano ~•m ,. 1tl\I!'! ~' ,t,, , , • lilo•tt· c 12h1> "'-dctt c:o.s ID llDmt" from) h J C:md, C..rrnl D ( 19 • ) U ltHtc Wonun lht Y•(I loll.Ito•. l•·m• I ooll•d t f1,.,t I ltf'"t ""ltNitt \ "'' IPf~•U\ fl •~ It n .. tOl'<l•ll lh• h .,, ~"I •If 0 Mot1t e (711<)" Tiit S.-.tnt- 01..,.. I! ' ',: 'fl"' I H 1 ~ •O llilo'tlt C (lllr) '1<14(•'" Jilt 111"1 ••11" /~" •,/ Will '"' t4 "'"" A• ftt. n \\ m Wild llfof~ et AIMD1k m,..,..,.._ ,. f1} a.tu~ Y11ttty Ho~r 2't 1111 ... 1 ~,,,lltt ID lhs1u,1tet Thu trt Mt• Gt1t11 Wu tty Y...., • m CM<n,...,iu, """h111 • m ~ ""'•~••t '"''"" -&:30- 0 MW' M<lun Stne111011 .. Show The "MASH" Siar tn Im own funnJ sl!otl ,. o ·n '1 m ,.EM1uc Tht Mclun Slt'ffft10ft SM-St"'"'l)<I 11M1 n MIC SI•"~"~" own•r nl 1 h t1dlllllf bu'.1nt~\ wlw) WPPOllS I : huu•thnld Jhal inch1au ht\ .,,, P•OY (8'tbara Stuart) hot aovtxctd d~uehl,, lane! !Arn lluyrn~nl, hi\ 1ludtnl ~n Allin (~nd11111 l'.11~'), ' anrl h11 ~rcast1c molhtt on II• (M~d~• W•~ll m tum.Wlts 9:00 0 BING CROSBY'S Yul * Sllow-Jx•1t Clt1SOlf & Btrnldelle Ptters. D lfT {31 rt1 5!t~Bl1t1 Ctcnty's Wllrte Cl1r11lt11H S~ In lh' mumal 1ot<11J lht • l~t con ~cuhY! Cto•by Chri lm1s S""'-" ftCr hr sllfltd lhe 1r1d1Jt0n 1n radtO '" Dt<eaibfr 19lS 81nc 1110<ntd by hlS wile llfllllyn IACI l•••r lhfMO ch~drPn sons llarry and Nalh1n1el 11111 cll~thln Miry f r1nttt pl~s ' (IOUO oJ 8t1h1/i chotr bo'1 lKklf Clfa5"n 1nd Ber111dtllt Pttus O NCWI S11oll's Court. • Midlael Cotlstantln• In 11!1ht cour1 Uptl'1 0 QJ> (J') CJOI fD PlllMICU SiloU'a C...r1 A nrw h•ll ho111 scrttS sta111-1 MIChtel Cons11n1tnt 11 1 "'•-I Courl 1ud2t-dtmoled to th1I joO bte.uie of hrs supposedlJ .nil· ut1bhsl!mtnl v1tws. Cynlh11 fl1ms. OWll Buih, Ttd Ross and fttd Wt· lllf41 C0,1111. .. llKCiil An btnlltt WltllC41pt M11~1ncenl Pnct-ln c0Slu111t 1nd on spe<:11lly dttjtntd •.flS-Ptr lorms four ol Pot's rru1t1t clm1u e ( f t)) Of} l11tll• Oreto Cotu1lt1 1uf\h is a touch ~,.,. wcse 9 ,.,, old n10n1111td C C •ho !ks Ill °" 1 nvmbfft 1.c•et bu)f lt4 by brtlfl lht Sll~p~cti eaupr f ~ 1na lhe polite art conlu~d bul ~1!111 Quttkly d1scom1 lhal lhr kid his lltd ••lh tht u1drnct-itnd '"'I <;ell to lht h1&htst bidder• ID Music l Comedy With • D1tk Van Dyke l Mel • Tilhs Tonite On Merv m Mtl'f Gnfftn si-m llte Vir11ni1n fD Korun Historical Orama r~ hh oJ the ucles W Thuler In AmeriCI "(cctn· lrtc1!ies ol A N1gllttng1!r" €?) LI Crlada Bltn C111d1 -9:30- 0 Ne• Time/The Practice * Ne• office hours for Danny Tbomu & Company 0 113 16) ID Th rncltce ~now lob~ Dr Btdlord and his son are slunatd 10 youne Btdlord s 16111 llnor ao .. imtnl due lo a power laolurt durin( a I hlnksgtwon~ DaJ bltnard and art o,.ssed into strv"e ~' a ntooht.or "ho IS ibOul IO );"t t If~. 10:00 0 CE0RC£ BURNS SPECIAL: * JOHNNY CARSON, WALTER MATHAU, OSMOND BROS. 0 11 ) 8 'if~Tl!tGtorct Burns ~'4J Spf(l1I M• Burn> ,.~., 1n rh" comrdy1mus1cal hour ~11.1 wPICO(Tl~' guests Johnny Ca'"°" M•dPl1ne kahn w,11rr Mallhau I.Ma R1vtr 1 and The Osmond J iolhtrs 0 2l 61 m Qunl ''Hatchrr's Lr .. ~•s P.rt I ol a lwo part sl01y U.1n 0 lltrlohr guests dS a hapless nnrhrr who ~els unt1petled help ll~m lr1P Bau dine B1others when they mu\ltr A molley ernup ot drove1s lor i.hal appears Jo be a pn•ed calllt amt Jhrough the bandlands. Ullt.s 6 1 O 8'11y C11hlm Cruude O (.lfl fl 1) 1>t• ~rtie's Anpls ·Bulls ht" lht Antels go 1111der, c~vtr and oos• n Atmy 11trsonnrj on order lo 1nnst1ialt a black mar~el 01>;rah011 1n the Mtdtcal Corps. ~ Gina.olt -10:30-m mm"'*' 11:00 ooo m at 11ews 0 • u • , 10 llews U ( .1ti e ) 4f lo•t A•er itA1 Style 6 Su 1111111 ID Tom Gets A lledtinle * Story & Charlie Gets A Cell Mate Named Sue m llb'J llJl11Nft, llbrr "'1tcian Q) Tiles ol the llurre t t > St_, tllt St~rs m Wo!Nn -11:30- D t'r l u 1 CBS late Mo•it : C "The ltllder l11p" (roml '5~ lrank S1nalr4 Oebb•t Rtinolds Ce ,, ,, Halm Oav1d Wayne 0 211 r • , 1 CJl m Jolmlt CM'SOll 't Tiit Pll Club & ( 29 6 ) JI Jhe lloo~iu/ lllysttry of Ille Wed o ~s..,., m ""'1 2t Tiie 100 tt~• m lllO'ftt' "T-. l•"'1oct of llet111 ur~ttr m 11ewvMow11 12:00 u Ip! " 'l'Mdlo 0 llie.rr C '1lte MH lolltbtr" Id •' ll y.,,,, ld•itd1 m llht1t' "Tht rusontr" ldr~l ~· A.1 r Cu•Mt\S laco Ha•lon -12:30- D All Nl(ltt si-: M ... , Aron4 tht Wofld." ''Tht CtrtlMl!y," :lftftt ..,1*'11 Stffltwtt•I" Q) Mom· "TIM fu" (dral C'l Jt•MI V••• C.e,,,,. s~nat11 1:00 u "11 &> 10, r-,.. m Tiit nL Cllib 2:00 D Mowlt: (Cl "Two Rodt Toeethtr" (adv) '61-ll•chard W1d· marl Sh11tty lonu James S1r111arl. D lilOYit 0011bltlt•lurt: "f 1 llu An1tl," "Tiit Mau11" m An lll(ltt Sllow: Mll•n in Ille Slddlt," "Tiit Brlchton St11ncler" -HS- 0 Mootlt: "a.ttlt T111" (dral ·ss- SIP•li•e 11~~de11 DtCUOE• 2 ltlow, r. l"Mlf ~ m lllt _,,., llOWlts. 10 00 D ~ "Th hrly Bud" (coml 65-Normu W1 sdom "£411 ti O""'" (mys) '50-0ao Andrews. F11hy Crinttr a lC) MBt!Md :nlidtl" (dra) '59-Crecory Pet-. Otbmll Kt11 11:00 Ill "9tc:lm ff 'ftff' (drt) 'SZ -l ortHa Younc. Jell Chandler Alu Nicol, lt:OO m "Clluclla I OIYid" (dra) '46-0orolhy t.lcCu•rt. Robert Voun1 1:00 (SI "ln Miunblu" (drt) ·~7 Robt•! Nr wtnn, Michatl lt~nn1t Oell•t P11tt. 1lOO n r C) "Tiit llcH-w Soldit11" (•ttl ·~9 John Wavnt W1Jh~m llOldtn. Con111nct lo-m J JO 0 e1 "Allew llrldtll .. t" (rom) 6J Paul Ntwm~n foant Wood•trd Th1l1111 R111n, M1u11CA thoahtt. 'Angels' Soar for ABC NEW YORK (AP> -ABC regained its television ratings dom10ance for the week ending Nov. 28 after los ing to NBC for three weeks running, according to A C. Niel!>cn figures made available Tuesday. And CBS moved up to second place The week's top r;.ited show wa::. ABC's "Charlie's Angels." i.c<'n 10 20,7 m1ll1 on households. It was cloi.ely followt.'<l by a Lucille Ball special on NBC Sunday night AT THE BOTTOM OF THE list of the weekly Movies Up · Image With Los Angeles LOS ANGELES (AP> -The film industry is getting better marks for it&. use of the city of Los Angeles as a movie location. A few weeks ago city authQrities warned fi~m makers that rude, nosy and inconsiderate behavior by film crews was creating ill will with local citizens. Now an eight-page report to the City Coun- cil observes that although fllm companies are Liable for cleanup charges after locations, "the need for the city to perform street cleaning virtually never arises." The council is considering a new law to require show promoters to pay for cleanup of surrounding public areas after their events. A "GMOME MOllU" IGI V ''lEGEMO Of SLEErT HOLLOW" "THE AMAZING DOBERMANS" (Q) "DOC SAVAGE" 4:."MORMAHISTHATYour ~ -SHOLOCIC HOLMIS SMA.RTU HOTHY• THE CITY SHOPPING CENTJU ORANGE •531 8721 :> cm CENTRE CINEMAS SA FRWV (MANCHESTER EX .I 0 0 fAWV ICITV OR. EX I A "SHOUT AT THE DEVIL"' V -CRU.T SCOUT AHO CAntoUSf THURSDAY" .,..,. -1uGST MALOHr V' "THE llG IUS" I/\ "RnuaH Of A ~ M.AH CALUO HOlSf" ·M1ssoua.1 IHAU" IPGI "HORMAN IS THAT YOU1" IPGJ .. SEX WfTl4 A SMILE" CRJ "ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW" "'PHANTOM OF P.<RADISE .. + "SISTHS .. CRJ "SILIMT' MOYIE" "IAHAMAS" CPGJ "RETURM OF MAH CALLS> HORSE" "MISSOURI IREAICS" CPGJ "MARA THON MAH" CRJ "THE HEXT MAH .. Giancarlo Giannini, star ol "SWept Away;' plays 8 beauties GIANCARLO GIANNINI • LAURA ANTONELLI ........ s ir:-::'B af\flll'y,1opt1ty.\J10C Rt!tt'I l'ii1 OINQ RI I a.:.:.:.e C••t1ita.1tOr '" '"""" '"·"•· u•e. ~ Nielsen sverages. m 62nd place, was .. NCAA Fo<>t· ball" oo ABC. whJ<'h v1cwcri. !>aw in 8 S mall.Jon homes Ex<'ept for "Lucy," :>J>t'c1aJs gener.illy. lured poorly. CBS' "S1 lls and Burnett at the Met:" ror U · ample, pla<'ed 451 h. the M1::.::. 'l ccn age Am<'ncu contest on NBC was S.Sth and CBS' Wednesday movie," French Connei;t1on," landed next to last. ABC POSTED A 20.9 AVERAGE r ating, com- pared with 19 Z for CBS and 18.8 for NBC. This means A BC wus prefcrfl'<i in an e:.timated 14.9 mUlioo homes, CBS in 13 7 m1lhon homes and NBC 13.4 million. ' Nielsen r ated lhe top 10 shows as "Charlie's Angels," ADC, 20.7 ftlillion homes; "Salute to Lucy," NBC, 20.6 mill.Jon ; ''Lavcrnl! & Shirley," ABC. 20.5 million; "Six Million Dollar Man," ABC 20,2 million; "Happy Days,'' ABC, 19.9 million: "Savage Bees." which was NBC's "Monday Night Movie," and "MASJI," CBS, 19.1 million; "Starsky & Hutch," ABC. 19 m1lhon ; "Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," CBS. 18.3 mtlhon, and "All m the Family," CBS. 17 million. -n4E MAH WHO 11&1.. TO UlTH" "MOHfY PYTHOH" Ill ,, ... , ,.._,, I ,,::, -S•LE"' ..... ~· .. ~~YJ.1~ "\OYI ANO ou...-t H ·• 4l-f>'ll s.-c-ort '1HE NEXT MAN" {R) ' '1HE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING" An THEATRES-ORANGE tOUNTY MANN'S SO. COAST PLAZA Cut1 Mua Jill .... ,,. 5'6 1111 MANN'S SO. COAST PLAZA " E IN WOHOEIUHD" 00 1 lt·t:41 U TllUN I.I S.4.JS.1·U ... JI "FLESH GORDON" I U SAf/IUN I Je.t.\MIH 1111 "''""' U.oNCON_,-'~f NEXT MAN" CRJ 1ItU T/IUN.t 1-11 'u\lllltu lilt lfllUf 5' .. 1111 ill MAN WHO WOUUI B£ KING" 91Ja SAT IUN J .... lf MANN'S SO. 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Archb11hop Thomas Cranmer once defined music as "lbe handmaiden of the Chrlman faith" and ttus wntt-r will make no attempt to improve up· on that inspired anaiysl.s of the role art form plays 111 our spantual affasn Cranmer's dictum lakes on added meaning at the Christmas season when so m any of"'our tradi· tional celebrations would be drab and colorless without the music coolributed by composers who have been moved beyond measure by the message of the Christ ('hild. Take. for example, Handel's "Messiah", the m3$sive oratorio that has become as much a part of the Christmas scene as the midnight mass and the Christmas carol. IT WILL ENJOY TWO performances during this coming weekend· at 8 p.m. Friday with the Orange Coast College Symphonic 'Chorale and again on Sunday in Garden Grove Community Church. Music Box providlng the accomparument. Performllnce at 3 p.m. No Handel on these programs but the weekendkoncerts being offered by the Orange Coast Community S)'mphony Orchestra and two UC Irvine ensembles are no less tradltlonal and, certainly, no less enjoyable . Maestro Joseph Pearlman and his OCCCSO stalwarts have an intrigulng·program on tap for us: Three Dances from Kachaturlan's "Gayne" ballet s uite, Shostakovich's Ninth Symphony. Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bald Mountain" and . Variations Roccoco by Tschwkowsky. CeU1st John The Orange Co~t College aud1tor1~m program Acosta is the featured soloist in the 4 p.m . concert. under the diraction of Carole Boelter will offer po' • tions oJ the Handel work with the balance of the pro· CONDUCTOR ALVARO CASSUTO the )iobal gram comprised o_f Anton ~~ckner_'s "T~.oeum" gaielle of our music world. is back in Caltfomi\to ~d Johann Sebastian Bach s Magmficat. lead his UCI Symphony Or chestra Friday at 8 p.m. t---Rlia and Sunday at 3 p.m-,.in the Fine Arts Village Hall. (IN FOUR TRACK STEREO SOUND) (PG) THE SOUNDS COME ALIVE AT THE NEWPOfH Cl NEMA. 6 AMPLIFIERS DELIVERING 1,000 WATTS OF POWER 'THROUGH 28 AL TEC SPEAKERS. -....•••••••••••************** ~ X-RA TED AOUL'I MO_VIES ! ... MOW itofcos., MESA ... ! BEL-CONGO MOTEL : Jt NATO ll!DS CAlL ••"'-HI 6 P·"'· 54~9421 • 2665 HARIOR c.tt.,. • .-.1 54'"°647 *********.******** F IN l f I l ~·;) • ... \!'1•~1 ;; t\~. K·~ ~;:;-9~::f.,\J ,~~ c JV.,. ~···· .......... " • afo¥,...· ~ ,, lJ .~ I •N1:'Jr Ill'<! f1t-w\._ ';ii.,', 1;.N l''.c ll':S Sv·· .. ltl,.g '~~n:· .. , . .U" "FAREWEU.. .,...,. RULING CLASS It's a joyride into fantasy with the little people! .. WALT DISNEY The Messiah in Its entirety (well, almost>-w.Pl be offered Sunday at Garden Grove with lhe af\pu·a1 rendition of tl'le oratorio sponsored by the Orange County chapter of the Choral Conductors G~ild. Mary Tyler Moore Signs 117 Contract LOS ANGELES CAP> -Mary Tyler Moore.star of her own CBS lelev11>1on series, has signed an ex elusive long-term conlracl with CBS-TV, says Robert Wussier. head ofthcnetwork. He said Tuesday that under the agreement, Miss Moore will star in at least twospe<'iab next season on MOOllE CBS and star m a n!w series on CBS during the 1978-79season. Miss Moore's current series now 1s m lls seventh and rinal season Th.(' star has said she wants thf' series ended so she can work on other pro1ecls for television M 1ss Moore has won six Em· my awards during her ccireer in television. Four were for her cur· rent series. The other two were for her part m the first Dick Van Dyke co.medy series. AHOTHfW SICllMG FILM SHOWTIMIS 7:30 Ir 9:10 Try a Daily 1'1101 L'l,1~!>1fl~·d Ad to hu~ , "ell or n·nt i.t1mclh1n" I .... .E.~~l~.~~JlL". ·1 Wtihllltif C.tNTU 10 Utl CO-HIT AT CINElllA C£Hllll ""LESH QOROOH" -CINEMA tcimR - I ... uo• •' ..... ,co,,...,, .. Wl\AfllOICt'!,._nl .,t.4141 ,,,., •• , ... .c••., ;1c-..v ..., ... 1 c~i "-•• 1• ,.,. • S.1·Mtel ' • .,.., •MOO~ Two weekend diltes also for the Un1vers1ty Chorus who will be led by Wilham Hall al 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in the Fine Arts Concert Hall. Pinkham's Christmas Cantata and lots of other Christmas music on their program. -.u~ 9"t DUE HESS AND'tfft DIRTWATf:R FO'\... . -CINEMA CENTER I •utlOtafaOU•\ CO\f••f\• I wn••UOtClHfU Ot•14ll "One of the """, Year's Best" "IJ )\.E ,1nd J)E.\Tlr (ME~!.9!!,C!~f M~!:--J N*f0~n·u U~OIU , WEEKDAYS 7:00·8:55-10:50 SATURDAY & SUNDAY ... 5·3: 1O·S·OS.7:00.9:00·10:5 ~ HARBOR TWIN ~f MAllO•.t.fwt.'O* c.on .... ,. •ooOl tO·JIU CINEMAS VALLEY VIEW WEEKDAYS 7·00 -ll 45 SA TU ROA Y-SUNOA Y 1:4!>-4.30·7.15 10:00 =-~~~!,9~1,C~~m~L 1 ,, .. ,_.,.J'\,)UIUt.• 644 0"o) . . .. ,. " :l'rio Prmtt0ted J_pese three Honttngton Beach men have earned the rank of cap- tain with the ~s Angeles County Fire Department. From left are James L. Corbett', 31; Paul W. Dugger , 39, and Michael J . J ohnson, 33. Comic_ Sorry for Relllark ' BURBANK (AP) -Comedian David Brenner ~s apologized on the "Tonight" show for an a d lib remark he made a week ago about Italians. .. ~ He apologized on the NBC late-night show after 1J1tCeivlng a letter of protest from Mayor Vincent A. ·Cianci Jr. of Providence, R.I. NO PUCE UKE HOME NEW YORK <AP > - The safest place for a baby to be born is at home, a doctor told an obstet rical conference here. ..J Fearful Spouse .Kills Self DENVER CAP) - Yvonne Howell, 26, of Denver thought she beard noises at her front door. She aw akened her husband, Owen, took a pistol from a bedside ta· ble and handed It to him. While she was giving her husband the gun, her hand slipped , the gun discharged a nd she was wounded fatally in the bea\1, police said. .. SHE WAS shoving it at m e and h e r ha nd slipped on the pillow," Howell, 31, said or the io· cident. "The next thing I knew was this g odawful bang. "She was very agitat· ed. She shoved the gun at me with her thumb in the trigger and the barrel pointed at bersetr. "SHE SAID, 'I tbi.nk there's someone there - take it.• The last words I said to her were, 'Don't point a gun at a per, son.••• Love Fuel Romance a Gas MOUNTLAKE TERRACE, Wash. (AP) -Had Jeanie Meza, 27, not been a do-il· yourseUer she might not be a bride today. · As she ten s it,~ January she paid In ad· vance for gasoline at a ~onvenience store's self.service pumps but that when she went to get il Tom Carson, 32, was helping himself to her fuel. She complained. He responded, "I love you." They were married al the place they found each other -right under the s ign that says "Premium 59.9." Pair. Give Post ~aw A Test 'MONK: ON u.s. u sr WASHINGTON <AP) -The Hawa iian monk seal, said to be in danger of becoming extinct, has been placed on the gov· BUF FALO, N.Y. (AP> ernment's endangered -A Rocheste r couple species list to give it who set out to do better added protection. than beat r afn, sleet , A atudy by the Na· snow and gloom of night Uonal Marine Fisheries are being investigated Service s howed that the for possible violation of s ea m a m m a I w as the postal law. becoming increasingly '4 • CHRlS!~S Mtlrctuu11~ uo .. p. 0oyf'Nt'9. /Jee a 0 Sant• Arrives. 6.30. D41<;. 10 0 Saoryboolc Conh,.t • Pantle. Dec II. II AM 0 Sl)eClel ~I H®r~ Dec 3. 10-11 Slarlln11 ~ec •. u>•J.\)• Tbunt .. Ftt., llll 9. Sud.. OIJllla ~I • Q:~ ael'V($=e JtaJU Dec J : f>tbn., T1' "1~ 10. ~l.inl{i~WI t11J6 0 Fre11 park.his tukeru ~una ftQJJ) per1Jclpollna Beach merch4ntJO lnvl~ Crvlltt ... th•Pf'ln.a i. 4119 "'1···'"'*>' ta ...,._jlM. ,.1 THE REMARK CAME AFIER ACTOR Peter 'Strauss was introduced on the show Nov. 22. Strauss, the star of the television series "Rich Man, ·~~r Man," said he was from New York, and the i'l:udlence appla uded. Or. Robe r t Me n· delsohn or the u niversity of Illinois was among those who contended that a baby born in a hospital is more likely to suffer damagf' than one born at home. D e t ect iv e B i ll Martinez said the shoot· ing was accidental and that no prowlar was found when police ar· rjved at the residence. Martinez s aid the noise t.be woman beard was believed t o have been caused by a cat. U.S. Atty . Richard rare.~ithhighmortality Arcara said that an in· in pups, a relatively low vestlgation or J . Paul reproductive r ate and in· Brenna, 37, and bis wife, dicatlon s it is beirig Patricia, 23, for deliver· harassed in Its habitat. ing l et t e r s i n the ...-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~---, Rochester business dls· lricl was "still under re- view." ,.: "I see the Italians put down their guns lo ap· · plaud," Br1::11ner said. "Doctor~ intervene too much i n wh a t i s a natura l p1'ocess," he added. THE BRENNANS said in Septem ber they were delivering on foot SOO to 600 letters a d ay. charg-In his apology, Brenner said, "I have something to say. I received a letter about a com- ment made by me, an ad lib, and a politician wrote the letter. No harm was meant to the Italian people . I arp an honor ary member of the Sons of Italy. The Italians are too big to pick on. No offense." THE F AMIL y c 1ucus· ing 10 cents a letter. . They said most of their By 8 11 Kea ne customer s were lawyers and businessm en. Mrs . Brennan said she conceived the ser vice in March after it took 13 days for a letter to reach her from a friend in ldaJ\o. '...& •. I UINNElt BRE NNER SAID, "I F THE politician wrote for publicity, yoll will notic~ I "WE'VE NEVER lost a customer and never had a com plaint and th aes som ethi ng the posta l ser v i ce c an't say," she said . :didn't mention his name." ,,. · • He added, "Now, 1 want to introduce my ~ext • gllest, who is a White Anglo Saxon P rotestant." The guest was Mc Lean Stevenson. 1 ~ Cianci sent his letter lo Brenner. with copies to ·,Johnn.v Carson , regular host of the "Tonjght" show, .end officials of NBC. The private express statute of t.he postal law bans private par ties from deliver ing first· class mail, postal of· ficials said. ' ·:sex Sort ... ~et ·.ls Fis hy -'L • VANCOUVER. B.C. (AP) If you can't tell ~e differ ence bet ween a , n>ale and a female her- nog, you can now buy a machine that will do 1l for you Neptune Dynamics or Vancouver has put its Herring Sex Sorter on tbe market. and t~com pany says it 's t only machine Of Ill! km in the world The smallest model, which sorts about U.x> herring an hour. costs c;oo. The com pany says tbe machine can be used by Itself, or com bined with nine other sorters to m ake a conveyor hne on ~fishing boat. The company's top-of. the-line model sells for ~t $.15,000, can sort :30,000 herring an hour "ind r e q u i r e s t h r e e llperators. i: . ·L For an a dd itiona l 1,,..,,000. there's a filleting .~tachment. , .Sentence Set ru ~AKERSFIELD (AP) n'"ff.: man convicted of ,1 urderlng a Taft girl ,,0 as sentenced . to state n. Sentencing on a ,1.ff>Dlpanlon rape convic· nM~ aialnal Mark Steven swortb , 21, of Los ' eles, was stayed by ' perlor Court J udie ,,1.Joeeph Norrteca pending :;f*Jmse plans to a ppeal. SaveS2. atCarfs < C': ''' t\arrh~r f "'"''Of~• Inc 1916 "Somel>ody is going to beat t.hat statute," 111d !'tfrs. Brennan. 1-----· COUPON1 ·-----1 I Save 4S'on a Super Star Cheeseburger I I and get a 30' Peps{' FREE. I Prc~cnt this coupon and save 45q on our biggest cheese- burger. Two man·~1Led patties of 100% beef. topped off I with a slice of American chee~e. lettuce, tomatoes and I dressinK ... served on a s~ame 'eed bun. You'll also I ..:eJ..-.1 30q Pepsi• absolutely free. 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We<lne"1ay Oecembllf I 1976 DAILY PILOT ·PV's Swarm· of Reeeivers Faces ~tiff Challeng : ~ ~llOGRCA.auoN o. ...... , ~l ... tuff Wbea Fo&UtY.ln ·Volley Hl&h ,.ball coaeb ~nice Pickford Wiii Circlla1 bl.I South All-star tum for IA eventual victory this pttt 1uetn:aer, he had f aquad ~ w\th several outatandlng iteet..-.. • 1 ~~J fo 'caaoal connnation. I ~Ord .. H : "TbeM players really are fine recefven, but you bow, I've iol three at my school wbo are better than any or thtm." At first thought the statement . ~ seemed somewhat far.fetched, but considering their status the yeaf ~ and what they've dooe thil year as lhe Barons have marched to a 10·1 record, it's evi· dent Pickford knew what he was talklnC about. And still. Pickford finds himself tota lly una ble to s•parate hls Big Three -6-3, 205-pound Bo Boxold, 6·0, 17· pound Ken Marge~m and .6·3, 196-pound Tim Holmes, a junior. "As a group, or individually," says Pickford ·'they are the best receivers I've coached in 27 Sports in Brief . Mt1rtaugh ID; .· ~;Barnes to Jail ~CHESTER·, Pa. -Danny lludaLl&b. who retired at the end cit ·-season as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been 'Mpitatlised w ith a stroke, tlelie~ ser'°"s. .. ~ He wu ta.ken by ambulance from bis heme in nearby Woodlyn 1'uesday lo a medical center and placed in the in- tensive care unit. A hospital spokesman said Murtaugh, who celebrated his 58lh birthday Oct. 8, was semi- conscious and resting com · fortably. "IL was· described to me as a uno..i.. stroke,'' the s pokesman .said. "But the extent oC damage won't t>e known until it has been carefully evaluated.'' Jidran Seretereced P,ROVlDENCE, R.I. -Detroit Pistons forward Marvin Barnes has been giveh a one-year prison term for violating probation, but has two weeks to appehl the rul- ing lo the Rhode Island Supreme Court. Superior Court judge Anthony Giannini found Tuesday that Barnes violated three years' pro· bation giveri tlim in 1974 by car- eying a concealed handgun at Detroit's Metropolitan Airport Al Oct. 9. • Giannini delayed sentencing to ; give defense attorney Alton Wiley lime to explore an appeal, but the judge said he believed sbte law does not allow an ap- peal. Keldda l•J•r~d the most successful rookie head coach in Pacific-8 history with a R ose Bowl victor y over Michigan. was voted conference coach or the year today. The othe r major postseason football award, as determined bv the votes or P ac-8 head coaches, went to Southern CaJ t ailback Ricky Bell who was chosen player of the year a second lime. SeMendiftiat to A'• ' ~ OAKLAND -Red Schoen- diensl, who managed the St. Louis Cardi nals fol' more lhan 11 year~ before losing his job last season, wlll coach for the Oakland A's in 1977, the team announced Tues· day. LodcaaaOut CHICAGO -The Ch.icago Cubs have relieved Whitey Lockman as vice presidenl a.nd director or player development. '.Jenner Brother Die• CANTON. Conn. -Olympic decathlon gold medal winner Bruce Jenne r 's 18-year -old brother and · a comparuon died Tuesday in a single'car accident. police said . Contputers Mixlt Up For Rams years You might find a better ln· d.lv1duaJ somewhere -bul I"ve ~er seen a high ttchool team ..nat a better group." The stat sheets renect these figures Margerum, 34 catches for 582 yards, Holmes 27 catches for 590 yards arm Boxold. 20 catches for-226 yards. Holmes has three touchdown receptions wblle Boxold and Margerum have two apiece. · Friday night they'U be trying to up those totals against Fon- tana at Orange Coast College (8) 10 the CI F 4·A quarterfmaJs. "And among the Fontana de- fense is 6·2, three-year starter Ron Carter, a defensive back who has 23 intercepllons to his credit, lOthis year. "Carson 1:. the center fielder in Fontana's zone defense," says Pickford. "He can't man up on any of our players out of the zone, but supposedly he can take away the deep pattern from ever ybody." El Rancho lost One or its aces with a broken arm in a first- round playoff game against t-'on- tana on a pass play. With the balance of Fountain Valley's targets afforded juru.,or quarter-back Doug Thompson. 1t gives the Barons an edg! Margerum is considered the fastest of the three with the bet· ter potential breaking the touchdown run. Holmes is stronger and bigger than Margerum ~both are considered outstan g college prospects. Additionally. they bci play in the secondary on defCQSf!. while Boxold, a premier linebacker. gives Fountain Valley the threat oa;ly Ptlol Ptwlo..., LH P•YM CARACAS -Mike Kekich, a Texas Rangers pitcher currepUy playtng in Venezuela's w1nter basel>all league, has suffered a ruptured spleen and will require at least five weeks COC" rttovery · Kekich. 31 , suffered the inJury last StJnday during a game at Maracaibo. LONG BEACH CAP> -Lo and ht-hold. the bos Angeles Rams have scored more points than any other National Football Con· fereoceteam. MARIE LUNDY (43) WATCHES, KAREN OLSON SPIKE. l YNN OROKE GRIMACE FOR TARS. , It was not immediately clear how Kek1ch suffered the in1ury. lMJt somt' of his teammates ex- ~ain~ th.at he received a blow during a scuffle between players of both teams . ' w ... t• t'•alten • NEW YORK -"Give me a phanee to be with a wtnner ... limmy Wynn told lhe Atlanta Jlravn after the 1976 baseball u ason . •'Send m e t o the Yankees." . The veteran outfit!lder got his Wish Tuesday when he wa.s M>ld tO lhe Nc-w York Yankees for a ~ed $120,000. ·~s•• !SAN DIEGO -Coronadel Mar mldent Roi Laver. Who enter~ W!orld Team Tennis a year ago at 31 and became rookie-of-the- jear. al.med again wit.h the San Dteco Friars, It wa., announced 1-iday. ~ ....... =SAN FRANCISCO -John Robinson, who coached Southern CaHfotnia to a 10•1 regular aason record and could become Pro Results Coach Chuc k Knox adroitly pointed out this statistic which might confound those critics who term the Rams· offense dull. The detractors say the Rams depend mainly on a running al taek and are pred ictable. Knox and his staff use a com puter for an analysis of the plays in previous games so plays called in upcoming encounters won 't be predictable and that includes Saturday's battle at the Coliseum against the Atlanta Falcons. With dalft fed in from prior games, the computer will spot any tendency to use a particula r play ln a particular s ituation This - is bad -the opponent also will spot that tendency. So teams try for the surprise TIM! Rams did 1t with a five-man defensive front agains t New Orleans Sunday and won 33-M What they 'll do against Atlanta remains to be seen. But even though Los Angeles holds a ·C'ommanding lead in the NFC West. and could even win a home field advantage in the playoffs. Knox meticulously studies films. the computer and works to keep his squad at a high pitch against the underdogs. He'll start rookie Pat Haden again at quarterback and it will be the former University of Southern California star who'll be atthehelm the rest of the way bar· ring injuries. He's going to gel better with ex· perience," the coach t old newsmen Tuesday. "He's getting better with each game.·· As for the points. the Rams have scored 272 compared with 256 for both other divisional leaders -Minnesota and Dalla5. lft the AFC,.the figures are higher with Baltimore at 342. CincinnaU al%73a.nd Oakland291. ' Verdict Booed Confusion Reigns After Title Bout PlllLADELPHIA <AP ) -The World Roxang Council junior lightweight title bout between cha mpion AlfreQo Escaiera and Tyrone Ever<'lt at the Spectrum ended 111 c9nfusion Tuesday night and there was a possibility that c; winner would not be declared un· lll today After the 15 round bout. Escalera was announced as & split decision winner while a crowd or 16.0~9 booed loudly and long Just minutes iater 1t was an· nounred that the decLSion was not orric ial. pending a meeting between the offi cials and Howard McCall, chairm an of the Pen- nsylvania State Athletic Com- mission. ll was then announced that the decision and the purses were being withheld pending a commission meeting, and that meeting might not take place un· tit today. EscAlera never stopped com· ing and never lost his poise although at several times he did· show annoyance. He manag~ lo get his big right hand punch home on sever al occasions. but Everett never appeared in danger of going down although he had his mouthpiece ripped out by a right ))and In the 13th round. But while he did not hit the can· vas, he did go down to his first pro defeat after 34 victories. The 24-year-old Escalera, who s m1lec.i often during the r1ghl, broke into a big ~rm when the de· c1s1on was announced and the booing and the confusion could not wipe 1t off his race "'You can't reverse a decision Once the judges make a decision they make 1t. whether you agree with it or not." Manny Gelb. one of Pennsylvania's three state athJetic commissioners, said in a telephone 1nterv1ew today. lle's n o relati o n to Everett's manager. Commissioner Gelb, returned to his home in Scranton alter the fight. s aid he planned lo talk to McCall and the s late's third athletic commissioner, Joseph Cimino of Pittsburgh, via a con· ference telephone caJI hookup. "As I unde r stand It, lhc purpose of the telephone meeting is to go over the judges' scoring slips and discuss them," said Gelb. "But it just wouldn't be right to reverse a decision. It wouldn't s tand up, although there's no question Everett won it ... On TV Tonight 6 p.m, CS) -NHL HOCKEY - The Los Angeles Klnp meet the Toronto Maple Leafs. • ,.~eh Chosen AL's Top Rookie ::.JdW \'ORK (AP) -.JUpt· Tbe remainin1 two vet.; went l'tbe 29 ga;;-e1 Fldl')'ch start· in e.r.a., Fldrych led all pitchers a l.eta., M'" ~~. to Buteh Wynegar, Minnesota's ed. l\e ~ew a total pl!d atten• with 24 complete eam~ In 29 1;nt croWd-pl of bsd·hittingcatcher. danceof901.339. QuJteltequently. starts. Tllffl, wucholen e Fidrych 'a 22,year--old. frorft the announcemenl In edvance Besides being the fint pitcher-. · LMcue'1 Rook~olthe Northboro~gh, MaM. proved to that "The Bird" was 1otn1 to to win the AL rookie honor since If \Od•J • ' be not only a wino.el" Wfth a 1&-t re-pH.ch would be enoulb lo aeU oul • Stan Bahnsen did it with the New f'tdrydl, whd'lae9d hi• mound cord and league·leadint earned park. York Yankeu ln 1968. Fidrych ls rform,oet• with eccentrlc runnera1eof2.34, bulwuoneof Fidrych started alowlybut won only lhe sec~ Oetroit player to laa vlor such H tl1k1DI to the blHttl t•te attradlona in the el1ht 1amea In a row one mOMh be chosen. Harvey KueM was Hb•ll• and pauln& d•wn major l•pea in 18'11. into .the .MaaOO -*Gd W8' .....W· th• other. Tn 1tS3. , colleeted 22 of a pculblc Tbe theatrical ~ anUea of to start tor the American 1Aaaue votaircm.uoedalcommltte. Nf7~tAlcknamed''TbeB1rd," l n the All-&U~ Came at let hla fit1t seuan with Min· the lueba\f"Wdten Auoc1'· eaucht lne fancy of tbe fana and Phllad lpbla. x nesota. Wyoegar batted .2tl0, hll ol Amedca. Uaeteltvlltoa people. -.,,.. 1n addlUoo to lcadiftl me tusue 10 borne runa and d~v• bJ 69nma. Tars Fall To Vikings, 15-11, 15-11 By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ltw O•llY Pt IOI Sl•lf Elaine Roque was the most valuable pla~r in the Bay League this year and proved to be the difference Tuesday night as she led the Santa Moruca !Ugh Vikings to a 15-11. 15·11 CIF 4-A quarterfinal girls volleyball v1c• tory over host Newport Harbor lllgh before nearly 500 fans. Roque. a 5-11 seruor for the Vikings , was all over the noor as s he spiked the ball. blocked s hots. set for teammates and served with authonly Coach Judy Fogt·s Newport Harbor team, winners of the Sunset League, advanced to the quarterfinals for the secon~ lime In two years before bowing. The Sailors didn't give up despite the fact Santa Monica was in front most or the way. Jn the second and final game, the Vikings moved to a 10·2 advan- tage after Newport had scored the first two points. Then it was 13·3 and appeared only a question of time before the string ran out. Instead, the Tars came roaring back to narrow the count to 13·9 with Mary Platfoot, Marie Lundy and Wendy Lewis taking turns spiking. blocking and setting. Karen Olson also added a slr· Ing of three points· at the service line but it was all for naught when Roque moved to the front line for the spike or blotk. Tbe first game was closer throughout with Santa Monica holding only. a 7 -5 ed. ge midway t.hrougb the game before RQque ran off a string of five straight polnts at the service line with the aid of Newport erro:s. • But the Tars agam came roar· lng back to narrow the count at 13·11 before Paula McSpadden dropped in a pair of sinking servkes to end the game. Santa Monica has lost only ooe match this 11ea&O'ft, th.i ln lngue to Mira Costa. 'tht Vlkinas h3ve a 12· 1 record .and nave cal>' tured twotournamert.Utl . Th 1 are the No. 2 seed ln the playoffs and will be at Laawaa Beach SalUY'day niah\. ln semifinal ac tion. • over the middle. "Because of the t.,ype or tenses we've faeed, we hav thrown the ball to Boxold much. The opposition b • manned up right away with hbn and tracked him everywhere oa the field," says Pickford. ' Despite the abilities of th~~ three. Pickford says he has tbt* more that can do the Job ... Stiift Shibata, Mike Empting and Stanton are way above avet · receivers," says Pickford. "But you can only throw many passes to'so many kids." .. 49ers HmJi l Anteaters . . .. 87-54 Los By CRAIG SHEFF " 01 tM O•HY ,.tee sc.tt ' UC Irvine will step up Division I play next year and ~ Anteaters' basketball team got a good sample of what it figure~2 be like Tuesday night. ·~ 1' Cal Stale (Long Beach), ulilh· ing its physical style or play ad overpowe~~ the ~teaters ~Ith li ghtning u1ckness, romped to an easy' 7.54 victory in ·lb~ season opener before 3,950 !Mt Long Beach Arena. ;~ The 49er s. playing a cont,'f:t game tha t officials Booilf. Turner and Bill White let them get away with, really didn't putl t away until JUSt after the balnime break . Holding a 38-27 margin at start of the second hal[, g Beach pumpe d in lhe first four baskets in a minute and a half and lhe rout was on. Coach T im Tift's Antea~ stayed with the 49ers for a whit\. cuttmg the margin to 52·35, but Long Beach then ripped UCI apart with a 14·0 blitz. ~. Five of the six buckets in . .tl$l spree were scored off the fast bre ak after s teals or U(4I tu m overs. "!l In the end Long Beach just bad too much talent -particulari¥ All-American candidate Richard Johnson. Johnson. a 6·5 senior forward who red-shirted last season. )'e· peatedly hit easy baskets off Che fast break. He flnished with 19 points and saw little action in \be second half. -> Long Beach '!hhigges\ lead w'1s 80-43 with five minutes to go. ~ UCI received good play frdtn Bars tow College transfer Lolils St ephens (14 points). guard Kevin Davis (13) and fresh~ Steve Rodger s . .4 "ft w11s tough to open ag~ Long Beach, but we'll be bap. we'll be solid," said Tift. "I "+s disappointed in a lot of things such as our ball handling, b[ sensed a lot of progress. "It was really a hard gam evaluate, I really don't know j11st how good Long Beach is,'' ~d Tift. ' The Anteaters return lo pt~y Friday night, hostmg UC S'in Diego. 11 'If UCI JV IH I 151) CSl.U JV UC''"''"' S<orl"' 'i) •• "pt tp ~'OD • 1 1 tt (ArV)t1 • 1 4 'O M.>•<>1n \ ) \ I ) N•l\O'l 1 • 1 10 Halll1m• H H Jt'rrtlt Gon1elP\ 8.11~• TOl&I\ ., Abdul-Jab bat: Leads Lakeri 1NGLEWOOD CAP> -Karettm Abdul-Jabbar scored 26 ~ts and added a season high 10 aiS· sists, leading the Lo8 Angel.as Lakers to a 109-102 National Basket ball Association vlct!Bry over the Washington Bullets Tuesday night. _, It was LA 's slxtb win in lhe rast. seven games. Bo Lamar scored on a driving layup to put Los Angeles ~· 81·79 after 1'-.seconds of e fourth period and Wasbln n~ver caught up after that.~ Phil Chenier of the Bul scored a game·hlgb 3S poin - eluding 14 in tho third q , but he wu held scoreteu in. fourth period. * Dave Bing and Wes Id added 18 and 17 points for Bullets. ·•· Luclui. Allen scored m tor LaJters and Caszle RuUelt Kermit Washington had 1C e Lamar collected 16 for Lakers. • With 14 rebounda by U and 13 by Elvin Hayes. Bullets outrebounded Ai;tgele1 52·43. WA$MINOT01t IMO -M9YH 13. "o4)1 Unoeto 11. 11111911, CMA!tf U, lltotMl\t , IC •.Grt""Y' LOi AlfO•LIS 11"1 -,.,., ... ""Ul!ll U1 .. 01" , •• ""'" 10. CMl\t't t, W9'llll\tl Jlt, ~T,1t-c •.wm.,,. WIW""Cll\ 7' 71 7' 1l -tO't '""'.,.'" u ...... ,.. ,Med--N""t, Tot.I ... -~ JO. \M Mteltt..1t. T~c.1 -0wnlM, t4•'1't -lO.IM. ' ~ I ' .ll •. ._ ~ OAJLV PILOT • Wednesdll'f· December 1. 1~10 ~ontanit's Forte: Run, Run, Run, . ~ FONTANA-There is an lo· VallcyBaronsinlheplayolfs. . touchdowns this yur, is the prornlntnt in lhe blockin& de-Fountain Valley stlned t.os Run ••. OCC Cage ;. J' Tourney Tips Off elinat.Jon by 50me t4 3$$0Ciate The Steelers are a..J rw the breakaway threat partmrnt. Alanhtos. another predominate ~Steelers rootball team ol Foo· ~eason-and all lhrtelouea were Quarterbacks Dell Cannady , Tyree was the coach at Im· running team in the .elayorrs to tana Hlgb School with the past-by shutout.a berore some penan· (331 yards in 71 carries) and perial High when that school lhe tune of 21-0 and 'J')'rco aays · "hlch would be a misUlke. oel changes turned the oCfenae in Craig Dickinson share duty and claimed the 1973 l·A crown, beat· that was a case or I..os Al simply :i Twenty-on~ year:i oC frustta· the ri&bt dlrecUon. between them they've complet~ ing El Toro In the playoffs. not blocking. "J tbouiht IM At'i; uonre~ulted106Sw1DS,U.Slosses Pacing the 1round-otiented 20of 43pasaes Cor350yards-an The defense. coached by play se lection was a llttlo and9tiu. wishbone are fullback Gary Tate average of32 yards a game. former St Paul H.lgh assistant strange, .. ndds Tyrtt. "but we But the present 5Yltem under (19S) and halfback Mike Fox, a ·:"!'e pa~s only when we have Dack Brulch. i:s paced by haven't seen anyone block foun SaddJeback CoUece rat. M the (•voritc In Oran1• Cout. Colleac's sixth annual Miles Eaton ba•ketball tournamtnt. whl<:b befJns tonitht. C!OICh J ohn ,Tyree has ac-NMer In the style ot Fountain to, explains Tyree. Ltnebaclcer Rick SLlvcrthom (6·2 tau\ Valley with the cxcepUoa of • Emulated a 25·7 record the past Valley's Willie Gittens. "We can run agai.Jut 10 def en· 200), tackle Curt Aaron (ti·3, 220>; !!:di.son and Westminster." 1 years and it's a veteran Tate b as punched acrogs 10 ders. but not against tt. f Im-end Keith Hartline (6.() llM>) , ... i.-. l•>1 ack-to-back championship t ouchdown s and has 29 agine Fountain Valley will de· noseman Mark Slmera (s-°6 178) ,.11.,.._,o.1 • o l!IMMowff u Coach Blll MulU,ean'• Sid· dleback Gauebos wait unlll Thursday nl1ht to play. t'adn& lou1h Phoenix at 9. ~ad that will be lnva~ing TDs in bis three ye&n under tense us with a goalllnedefense." and defensive back Ron C~r. ' o wuteo•I,.. '1 "s.n0oroon•o • Qta""e Coast College Friday Tyree. Foit, who has gained 1,UO A threat at receiver is tight end Carter has 23 interceptions In :" ~1J,""",_. ~ u CN•t•~., u ~uht 1(8) to duel the Fountain yards on 157 carriu for 16 A.I Fanchin (6·3, 190), who is also tbreeyean and lOtrusseason. "A..,,_ 0 n l!I "-"" Tr 71 P<0<1flc I 20 Sou•~_.111, .. • ln other games, OCC's PtraU!s open the tourney tooipt. aca.llttt the UC Irvine JV at 1 with Sant• Monica and Fullerton dud.in& ~t 9. Kings, Costa Mesa Head ... $Outh Coast Loop Cage Teams S ea ,, Coast Area Hoop Teams Begi~ Action · The 1976· 77 prep basketball season gets under way tonight, with Huntington Beach, El Toro, Estancia or Costa Mesa, Newport Harbor, Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo and San Clemente making their debuts. The first game Thursday matches Imperial Valley and Santa Rosa at 7 • Saddlebaek comes Into the tourney with a 1·1 ~.having lost an 82·80 overtime decision to San Diego Mesa Friday Dl&h.l The Gauchos bounced back with a record-breatlg 111-83 wln over Grosamont S*turday. The 111 points was a school mart ..• l'be Corona del Mar High Sea -~gs. 25·1 last season while co,rnpeting in the CIF 4-A Cen· hwy League. drop down to the 3$~ South Coast League thas year-and wath the return of 6·7 Alex Black and 6-6 Jack Tuz, ue heavily favored lo capture the circuit cr own. Costa Mesa's Mustangs. a 'lritong fourth in the Century League lasl vear , are also com- peting in the South Coast League '1nd should be Corona del Mar's. inost formidable opponent. , San Clemente. featuring the Jeague's talle:.t team and El 'roro. with the circuit's smallesl equad, are also top contenders • y\U>pes are also high at Mjssion V·'"ejo, I rvine's University, Laguna Beach and Dana Hills. Non-league act ion begins to· day and here is a rundown on th~ e1gbt learns : ' Corona del Mar -The Sea Kings los.e coach Tandy Gilhs- inow at Orange Coast-but pack up Jack Erraon. who guided St. Anthony High or Long Beach to a :n9-215 mark over 22 years. · "Jn addition, the Sea Kings have ~ll!o .. Qf Qrange C®.ntY'§. Jii:i~st .•ii\Gyers in Black, an All·CIF ~nd team choice. and Tuz. a dcond team All-Orange Coast •'yea pick. Black. who plays the 'low post. averag€:d 14.0 point:. whileTuz chapped an 10.7points. Also returning 1s Paul Akin. a . Q-2 senior guard who averaged 3.4 points as a reserve last year. • Sttwe Esposito. a 6-2. 184-pound junior. is expected to occupy the other forward position alongside Tuz. while Tom Neeson ($-ll, 160, ~r. t. Mark Rains (6-0, 165. jr. >. Duve Koehler (5·9, 142, soph. l ;.hd Matt Osgood <5-10. 165. jr J ;ire in conlent1on for Lhc other guard spot Rounding oul the varsity art! guard Jim Curley 15·9. 150. sr I Jnd forward Doug Killion (6·2. UlO, sr.) Cage T win Bill Ulce Gillis, Err lon will stress pressure man-to-man defense but instead of highlighting the passing game. the new coach will emphasize a low po6l, screen off the ball off~nse. Costa Mesa-Third year coach Larry Sunderman says he poten· l.ially has his best-ever starting five at Cost .. Mesa: · "But depth is a question and just how far behand everyone_,lse we are is a big questioo," says Sunderman. Two potential starters~-3 center-forward Stan Miller and 6-1 forward Doug Dysart-just concluded football and ir they de- velop as expected, the Mustangs seem sure to improve upon l.heir 14·11 mark. Both started last year. Although losing all-league standout forward Dan Byers and only car rying nin e varsity players , Sunderman is op· umistic. Forward Gar y Wills (6-4, 180, sr.), forward Steve Par;riflo (6-3, 100. sr .) and guard Tim Young (6·1. 165, sr.) are expected to round ·out the starting five. Wills was the.sixth man.lasly~al' while Parrino and Young are up from lhe junior varsity. They were largely res ponsible for Costa Mesa capturing the summer league championship. Four other players-6·2 forward Mike Snow, 6-1 forward J im Mulligan, 5·10 guard Fred Masino and 6 ·0 gua rd· Bill Bissett-are also contending for potential starting spots. San Clemente -All-league guard Tim Dunham will start for his third year, and if the Tritons' big front line comes through, San Clemente could challenge for the tJUe .. Up front. coach Stan DiMaggio will probably start 6-7'!~ Bill Nee· ly, 6·6 Ted Hettinga and 6·6 John Carson. Neely was a part-lime varsity starter last year, while Hettinga is up from Ole junior varsity. Car son was t,he most valuable player on the sophomore team. All will be used as postmen. Joining Dunham will be 5-11 senior guard John McDonald, a reserve last season. Mark Sherry. a 6·3. 195-pound senior, stai;ted at forward last year and figures to push for a front-line berth. Others DiMaggio is counting on are guards Jim Forrester (5-10. 155. sr), Johnston Mitchell (6-2, 165. sr.) and Derrick Jones (5-9. 150. jr.) and forward Glenn Fnh.k (6-3, 180. sr. ). All but Jones played on the junior varsi· ty. Jones is a transfer from Ohio. El Toro-The t allest Char ger is 6-2. but three starters return from a 9-14 team. and El Toro may have the league's best shooters. "We're going lo have lo sbool well and put a lot of pressure on the defense by fast breaking and applying a ~full court press," says Chargers coac ell W1tt. WiU has thletes to follow $UCh a proeeduf'~. MaritHdH6-1, 165. sr. > and Mike Hill (6-0, 160, sr.) averaged nine and eight points as starters last season , whale Bob Charles (5·10, lSS. jr.) chipped in 10.7 points as a guard. Mark Hill will play at lorward in a three forward offense while Mlke wlll be a guard. Mike Holmes (6·1, ISO, jr.) is expected to start up front while Steve Petralia (6·2, 175. sr.) a nd Mall Simpson (6-2. 165, soph.) are also contending for a starting forward spot. Others on the roster are Steve Kapapshi (6·0, 160, sr.). Kelly George (6·0, 155, fy ) and Robin Charles (5-9, 145, soph. ). Mi ssion Viejo-Pat Roberts' Dlablos advanced to the CIF 2·A finals last year, but lose all fi ve starters and will be going with a lineup that m ainly consists or playe r s with fres hmen, sophomore and JUiuor va~1ty ex- perience. Vi kes, CdM Clash;. Ediso"' Rams Vie Guard may be the Diablos' strongest position. Scott Cook, a 5-10, 165-pound senior, started al Newbury Park last year and could develop into one or the cir cuit's best s hooters. Pele OeCasas t5·ll, 145, soph.) may be th.e other starter. Marana High of Huntington •But"h and the Corona del Mar &a Kings. basketball powers on the prep front for the past several years. open the 1976-77 campaign • ton•Rht at ltunttnKton Reach's ~dison lhRh as part of a doubleheader. Clearly the No 1 attraction ln vie Orange Coast arcti, It "s a matchup of the s~edy Vikings of arina <'oach Steve Popovich ~ainst the controlled tempo of r E)orona del Mar coach Jack Er· .,,on. making his dl'but after 22 years as the coach of St. Anthony lf!th of ~ng Beach. ' 'Tbe Uff be11tin1 ol 7, followed by lflthly -regard~d Lona Beach MllUkan's Rams and 'the hosl Edison Chargers of first-year coach Don Leavey Leavey, who coached at Westminster for three years and compiled a 48·31 record, assumes ~mattd of the Chargers foUow· .liq the one-year tour or Uonel ~ell, who died o( a heart at· ~k earlier tMa year. ...... Steve Popovich, in his second '•r at the helm o( Marina, pre· ·.. ...,ta a new look inasmuch ,as • ,. there la no Rieb Branning on tbe ~ Vtklngs roster. But despite the toa or Bran· n1Ag to graduation. Marin.a ap- purs solid with 6·4 Tony Warren, 6-S Dave Gibbs and guard Leland Bruce. a 6·2~ junior. "We'll be trying to up the tern· po," says Popovich. "We want to get off to a good a t art, but th.is is a quality gam~ and someone is go. Int to lose. T he penl<lMel is a bit d.lfrerent, but you know, every year there are people asking, 'wbo's better, Marina or Corona dcl Mar?'" In Mar[na·s man-to-man de· fense lbe Vikell figure to defense AJex Black with Gibbs and J ack 'J'ui with Warren. Errlon says the Sea Kings view Roberts says he doesn't have a bonafide pos t man and will go with a three forward. two guard offense. Uave ~gcrtson (6-0. 166. sr.), ltog"er Huffman (6-1, 170. Jr.), Jim Fcicht (6·1, 155. soph.) and M Ike Boster C6·2, 175, jr.) are leading rorward con· tenders. Boster, along with 5·9, 170· pound guard Joe Blum. are re· turning non-varsity starters. Other Diablos who should con· Area Calendar Ule match in a similar manner, Tour 101c 11 \bat this is a big key toward the w mt111>Q -Fov11111n ll•ll•v .11 Ml•• ~t• ou.r enU~ season. .....,1,. ,,, s. .. C••"'•"''· e1 '&"'""' e.,,_,., Ooftt Hllh lrotll QU..S Cl JOI, Ottft~ (°"~' "It 'I a big opener for US," says (1>11-. Olf>t•y ti lor19 Bt~ll I• JOI,---· En ion' •• es peel ally WI th v .... 111ru1occ tu"' I Man na's reputation. Madna is T~u•t4.tv 10«. 21 fut and likes the fa&t.irtempo. e •• ~'""'"-M'''' 0,1 ¥' °""~ 11 ,,, •• C•· "We'll •~· to oo to Black •--1·de """"'°"',,.'·lo• ""''9<1' •• """"101n 1111111 r1 w, .. ..... p.m I, Golden Wo t ., MOO•Pf•~ '°"'""'· M•I .. and work around him." 'liie 6-7 £••"" ••u•n•~ •• o .... .,. c°"" eo11• ""'"'"1.1 Slack and M Tui are augmen~ ~t~\•' "!Mini.a ,__, •• 1 • ~,,.,,.,~" ,..,.."' .. l>Y 6-Z Steve E spoctto, 6-0 Mark ~tllnQ-Nt•-• rro\'-'Clll ti (l)<tfM "'' llalns and 6-2 Paul Akin, ~o 1~1.co•1010 ... 1v1tt1HI011•-iou,.,..v. 0.M Hiii• .at Eclqw Edqe-11 .. w•v IJ Om I, although Akir> baa beelJ bothered 11 Tort •• M•9~011• 1ou1 ·•• 1°"""'· s-witll. bad back. ·. 0-trM• •• Ef\IM•• (4 )01, u.w .. ,.,iry •t T11>llft Edison'• top players are Bob• o·•ti. ff D ...-... ~ct•-S..ddleNO ft Et Toro Ul. ~'"'" eraon, n ay Gomei and~ Bell II.alloy •• s-Cltmenll (1.JOI, ....,....,,,,. •• ~lunt· On the front Jlne ag~nS\ a lf!QICl'I IM•<1' (l :IOI MiJJlkan team that Po..,..vlch 01•1, 11,1d 1toclU!v-P•'-•• eo1oe11 'Ne\1 ""° U JOl.C.•Ofl•df1Mer.i1Now"°'Hurbor,E'1Mt· rates in the top four in ClF •·A Cit., O<-llllOlll •IJI. Wot .......... ti IJlll .. n l· . circles. -~~--·-·t<·'·· -='·="=1=\'=· =======--a:;::--- "The Better IC1rCJaln11 CHINOOK -: College Basketball $6S9S For the best choice in Chinooks, select from. the t'rge Inventory at "-.Marquis Motors. Come in :..-.-........ ~..:;.-...._t.od•yl tribute are Bernie Hawkins (6-0, 140, sr.). Tracy Alexander (6-0, 155. jr. >. Rick Kreu.ier (6·2, 155, Jr.), Mike Roberts (6·2, 145, soph.> and Steve DeCasas (5·10, 160,jr.). Univer sity -Doug Sorey begins his first year as Trojans head coach and has an all-league returnee In 6-4 Roger Poirier, who averaged 17 points as a forward. Poirier is expected lo be used as a passing high post man in Sorey's three forward-two guard orrense. Paml Kubas. a 6-1 junior and Dave Axline. a 6-2 senior. are other top fo rward> prospects, along with 6-0 senior Mark Eykholt and 6·2 senior Mark Green. who saw considerable varsity action last year. Sorey calls Eykholt his most consistent player and may even use him at guard. Don Bagley, a 5·11 junior guard, was co· MVP on the Junior varsity with Kubas, while Bill Halford, a 6·0 senior, also saw much varsity action last year. Another guard prospect is 5-10 -senior John-Halagan. Ottl,J>rs in contention for start- ing forward roles are 6·2 senior Tony Fuller, 6-0 seruor Kevin Hook and 6·5 sophomore Russell Stolzort. Laguna Beach-About the only set position for Ed Burlingham 's Artists is at cen\er where senior Ben Bacon will be for the lhird. straight year. Expected to be one or the league's best centers, the 6-61h Bacon averaged 13 points last year and helped the Artists reach the CIF 2-A quarterfinals. But the other four s tarters graduated and only 6-2, 170· pound junior wing Randy Smith has any varsity experience. In his point gu~rd offense, Burlingham has not decided on four starting spots. Phil McManus (S-2, 175, sr ). John Oswald (5-10, 165. sr .). Terry Haught (5·11. 150, jr.) and John Brotherton (5-10, 170, sr ) are contending at guard . McManus was the leading scorer on the junior varsity. Vying for forward spots are Wade Freier (6-5, 185, sr.), Norm Anderson' (6-3~,. 190, sr.) and Steve Bryant (i-2\.11, 180, sr. ). ,,Jeff Greenough (6-4'h, 220, sr.) will backup Bacon al center. Dua Hllls-Henry Mikiewicz .. Andy Hoffman and Jeff Paulson-all were two-year starters-have gradu1.1ted, but starters Stu Hein <6·2. 170, sr.) and Dave Reeve (6-1, 165, sr.) re· turn at forward. And Steve Crapo (5-l I, 165. sr.) saw considerable action at guard on an IJ.15 team. Bob Stupin. a 6-1, 160-pound senior up from the Junior varsity. figures to start al the other guard in Art Jenkins' three forward-two guard offense. Rounding out the varsity are Dana Brown (6·0, 160, k), Doug Andrews (6·2, t5S, soph.). Ch?k; Golltr C6·2, 165, jr.) and Pelc Pitsker (6 2, 160. sr. ). The Estancia-Newport Harbor clash at the latter's gym headlines the card with a 7 o'clock start, as are games in· volving Los Amigos of Garden Grove at HuntingtQn Beach, Downey at San Clemente, Mis· slon Viejo al Torrey Pines in San Diego County and Laguna Beach at Rancho Alamiios of Garden Grove. An 8 o·clock game involves Foothill of Santa Ana at El Toro. Estan cia, with 6·5 Pete Neumann and 5-11 guard Ray Orgill pacing the attack, is a slight favorite to stop Newport, which oper ates behind first-year coach Jerry DeBusk. De Busk bas a 'balanced attack. Jed by returning lett.enneo Roll Schwalbe, Ron Craig and Rob Galey. Coach Elmer Combs of Hunt· ington Beach begins his 19th year at the Oilers helm and goes against an unknown quantity in LQsAmlggs, . .. facing Huntington Beach is 6-3 ~ming starter Clark Sims. plus Cary Burt and Gary Con- treras. . San Clemente fans will gel their first look at a 6-7, 6-6, 6-6 front line of Bill Neely. John Carson and Ted Hettinga. plus guard Tim Dunham. a 6·2 sharpshooter. Newpor t Beaten Winning every paint in doubles play, the Foothill High School girls tennis team defeated host Newport Harbor, 141~ Tuesday afternoon in CIF 4·A semifinal action. f'-Ul l t4...,l CllN...._.H_ Sl ... IH i.m1"' CHI 0.1 S......S." W ,<IM WU .. 1, dM Mo't'I 1t n. w~-' IH I won .. r,• l.• 1.~1on (Nll0\1 •l,won•·l.•·l. OoublH c;1•<1'•1\I HtnOrlCh O<l IN I 1.,.,, lo Wiii\ \/lro111n ~I, 10'1 10 Morton Andfrle 1•, l~I "' larooll o Tool•? o. M• My.,, O.nol\er 110 t<nl :k, 1 •, 16,Mot Myon All~y1N l!0'11>-1,l4.H. The Gauchos have lourplQer.s 2'Veragtng In double fiaure4. Freshm~ guard Tim Shaw luda the way with a a..o avenae followed by Dennis Smltb (lS.O{. Rieb McElreath (13.0> and nm Knight U2.0). The other·~ is Buck Day. · OCC. under new coach Tand.J Gillis, began its seQOl.lSaturday with a 45 .... 2 win over LA Trade Tech as the Pirates utilised their slow dowo attack throulboul thi game. Orange Coast is expected to start Jeff Golden. Mark Oman. Jon Holland, Jim Llscottand Pbil Bolden. Llscott had 13 polnts against Trade Tech, Holland and Golden both scored 12 and Bolden. OCC-a leading scorer a year ago. sat au\ the tilt with a transcript. prO- blem. Santa Monica ts t.he defeod.ing champion. The Corsairs logged a 23-6 record a year ago. ~WC Roll8"P ast Barstow, 8 4-58 BARSTOW -Shaking ofl a slow start, Golden West College roared to an 84·58 victory over host Barstow Tuesday night in non-conference basketball action here. With J ohn Herscbler and Brian R.odgers leading the way, GWC went from a 4M7 advantage to 59·48 and never looked back. Herschler had 27 points and 12 te· bounl!s while Rodgers bad seven and six assists. Darrell Brigp t'OOtributed 11 rebounds and 16 points. Gel .... Wtt1 c.41 1•> .... --.c~r.,. Aowef\ 9,1911• 8.n~ AO<IQ!''1 S.nct.•S ft It 1>1 ti> n , ',, , , t • e o J tt 1 0 , , 6 4 I tt 1 0 t • Jfrttclll t-• Otm•l•nte s.1'11 L.uar l ot.is , ' ' . 1 0·1 1 0 0 I 0 0 2 I 1 1 0 t t 3S1' It ta Laguna, CdM Win Down Volleyball Foes Laguna Beach and ~a del Louisville defeated Mary• Mar High Schools, the one-two mount, 15-5, 15-7, Tuesday. finishers in the South Coast DaJ • Keourh led the Sea Klnp League, advanced to the CJF 4-A to victory wltb outstanding of. girls v~lleyba ll playo(( Cenaive and defensive play, ac· semifinals TueSday night with t"ordlng to Bulmer. Lori Webb home court victories. was impressive as ·a setter, re- Coach George Carey's Laguna ~ding the defense well .and plac. Artists toppled unseeded Glen-ing the set accordingly. dale. 15-6, 15·9, while Kathy ~~eryl J~hnston did well in Bulmer's CdM Sea Kings stopped spiking, SuZte Crope was the top No. 4 seeded Mira Costa l5·8 server and Monl~a Park did Id 15-11 ' • outstanding JOb 1n placin• her · spikes around attezneted blocks. Corona del Mar will joumey to Linda Robertson on defellM, Woodland Hills to face No. l Nancy Tresselt at lbe Hl"vtc!e seeded Louisville, the defending line, Leslie Wendel lnspildng and champion, in semlfinal round ac· Dawn Spurlock as a setter, d1d lion Saturday night. Laguna out.standing jobs for the Artlst.t: Beach will play Santa Monica in Chris Anderson and Robert.son the other semifinal match at also did well blocking u the Laguna the same night. Artists eased to victory. NOW APPEARING THE BOB VERA SHOW WEDMESDAY-THURSDA Y 7 P .M. ~ I I P .M. FRIDAY • SATURDAY 8 P.M. • I A.M. ALSO DIXIELAND BRUNCH wrrH llLL Y WELLS & THE I ACHELORS SUND A Y--10 A.M. to 3 P.M. ·~ ... .. Al Johnson (,Son you're treoted like o member of lht> fomlly I bought o c;or here before There's never ony high pressure. ond l'Ve hod no complolnts or problems Thol's why I rHommend you drive 10 Johnson 6 ~n. Their Golden Touch Service IS the ONLY way 10 bw Gtvo 'om o 1ry:· • OllAHO(CQMY'S QJeT l~ ~M ruM Cf-V'9GY rNll.Y I-$--==I ohnson&son HH HAAOOA 8l\IQ. C061A MHA 640-&e30 . I • -· .. .. rl . .. ·~wedes Eying Cup Skipper Says New Yacht Could Win GOTE80RC, Sweden CAP) -Pelle Pellerunn. brimming with con- fidence, says his Swed1sh 12-meter yacht Sver1~e <Sweden! could be a ·winner In next ycar·i. Amenca·s Cup . , Pettersson, designer and skipper of the computcr ·de~igned aluminum . .challenger I au n c hed early Sep- 1embcr, is known as a cautious man. .But after two months of tuneup testing and intensive match·racing against :former cup winner Columbia off the old~t yachting race. ~ughout the 12S·year history or lhe,4\~enca ':.<:up, no other nation has m'~ged to wrest the coveted "Au1d Mug" from the New Vork Yacht Club. Many wealthy and resourceful foreigners have tried Ul the past. some coming very close. ·Swedish coast. he app ea r~ de- 'termlned In his views. , "l'm quite confident we have got a winning boat. The expenences so far point in that direction. Sverige has 'proved much more easy to steer than But there is a long way lo go for Pet- tersson and bis 11-man crew. Three otber challengers -from Australia, Britain and Frttnce -will be on hand for qualification races at Block Island Sound off Newport, R I • ncxl Augui;t. The winner meets the Untted States yacht in a best-of-seven series start- ing Sept. 13 along a 24.3-naulical male Olympic-type course. Columbia, and that's a very 1mpor· 'tant factor in match racing," Pet- iersson said "Sverige has won most .of the times and Columbia certainly is . a fast vessel ... PETTERSSON, 42, A former world champion, triple European and dou· ble Olympic me<taltst, directed the de· sign and construction of lhe stream- lined $1.3-million, sa-root yacht COLUMBIA, WHJC'll captured the 'America's Cup m 1958, 1s one of the last.est 12-me~r yachts ever built. It 'was bought last year by lhe Swedes to 'test-sail against Svenge, lhen just 10 the construction stage. . If Pettersson 's prediction comes true, it will mark an end of a complete American dominatJOn of the world's Construction started last March in e heavily guarded shipyard al Stenung.sund, a fishing village north of Goteborg Like American Te<1,Jiood and his new Cup contender. lncl'epen· dence, Pettersson has had hlS share o( troubles. Sverige s napped its mast re- cently which pushed the testing pro· gram back a bit ., .New Boat. Slips At Dana Harbor .. We put in Columbia's m:.ast as an experiment and it made Sverige somewhat faster. But we have a new mast ready soon and wind tunnel tests s how it will be even better than Columbia's Construction or 24 guest boat slips and act1v1ty floats in Dana Point Harbor has been approved bv the Orange County Board or Supervisors. ·The $220.000 proJCCl 1~ lo be completed by spring. THE TWO BOATS have already covered some 4,000 nautical males a distance from Goteborg to New York -since September. "With the lessee development of rnost of the west basin or the harbor for boat berthing, much of the area customarily used for guest vessel anchoring is now unavailable,·· Thomas Riley, Orange County fifth district supervisor, said. In February, Pettersson plans lo take an ~ight-man crew to lhe United States for the Congressional Cup .. We must get the toughness needed for the America's Cup," the Swedish skipper said. The sli ps will be operated by the Sheriffs Harbor Patrol. The activity noats will provide ttbot.tt J.600 squaTe feel of area for group acllvalles. ·Desert Trek Battered 3 To Skate On From AP Oispakbes Bruised, sore but sWI enthusiastic, Linda Re· Ingold readied today ror the second day of a 125-m ile trip on roller skates through the Death Valley region. Miss R~mgold. 26. and two friends started the ·skate trip Tuesday at Scotty's Castle, a landmark on tbe northwest rornerofthe valley. • But Miss Relngold. a landscape designer Crom Malibu, took a fall early m the going and hurt her back CbTisl Harris, aJso malung the run, fell and hurt his arm. A UUrd skater, Gary Hadson. got through the first day w1lh only sore muscles. * Aclor Peter t.a,.,ord returned lo the UCLA Med1c:al Center Hospital because of severe pains in a leg injured during filming last month, officials say. Lawford was hurt Oct. 22 on the set of "Fantasy Island" when actress Carol Lyaley hurled a glass as partofaseene. A piece of the glass broke and blt the actor In the left leg, re-. quiring hospitaJization and lS stitches. * 1.A•,.0 •0 Sin~er Kilty Wril•, inducted lut month into t.be Country Mu.sic HaJJ of Jt~ame, ~U be grand mar~ha.J for the Nashville Christmas parade Sonday. Mrs. Wells, SS, lrMWn as the "Queen of Country ¥us1c." Is married to country singer Jollny "'1.lM. In 1~. •he r~rded "It Wasn't Cod Who Made Honky Tonk An1els.'' which carried ber to the top of the country mu111c world •' • .• Actress Emily lld..aepHn, nunie Jessie Brewer e>o the ABC soap opera "General Hospital," was re- ported "doing fine" au.be U<.;L.A Medical Center. Miss McLaughlin was taken t of the Intensive care unJt treatment for a bleeding cer of the esophagus. She e ntered Memorial Ital of Panorama Qty on • 18 and was transfetr4'<1 to la.st' week. • M(UUOMl.I .. I 11t1rs of bLuct sln1er Bmlie SaJ&la sued CBS, Inc .• ' .S Columbia RHOrd$, Inc .• ror allegedly depriv· -ber of money from her recordings because she 1 black. • . . 'Ibe suit an U.S. District Court in Philadelphia wu f\led by Jack Gee Jr. of Philadelphia, identified • as tbe slncer'a son, and •• 1 the estate ol Miss Smi~'J lit. liuaband, Jolla Gee Sr. It ch.arged that Colum· ~ Recoc'd.s exploited slngeB who recorded for lt.t bh1d;~rd serlei1i I N suit contcooed that the derendants• pro· decesor companies never paid Mlaa Smith, who 1dJed ln 1937, more than S200 ror any ol her songs r-e- 1lrorded between 1923and19.13. \ • I A Jlenolr painting, "Le DeJeuner a Bel'neval," -.. Mid prlntely at ChriaUe'f art auction house to ~for 0>3,000. 1-The picture YiU pUl up for sale by a private Brttlah ~ollt«or, Mn. Gttald Kareow. _ADother Renolr, "La Promen ... tras sold t.o a art dealer far $1.G23.000 ln an aucUon at y'a. Jt was them.Sor attnc~am<lftC20 Im· Ml.at and modlm palntinp ,,.. tbe SOiuold ect.ton In New Vcrk&h.tsold forP,Cl.88$. - PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tt\P tl)llowu\q oer\on ,._. dOH'WJ nu,, ,..,,., .. 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'•·· ' 88 DAIL 'Y PILOT Wednesday D ecember I t976 ·. 'Needy, Greedy' Debat • I o UL IDENTIFlES THESE AS POTENTIAL HAZARDS Some Chrfstmas Decorations Bear Counterfeit UL Labels False Labels Cited UL Wllrns of Decoration Safety Hazards Underwriters Laboratories. Inc. (UL) has learned that potentially hazardous Christmas tree lighting strings may be imported into the United States. . The units. which UL has examined, do not comply with their requirements and may pre- sent a serious safety hazard lo the user, ac· cording to a..sp,okesman. Some or these lights are being used to make such decorations as tree-top angels. UL HAS NOTIFIED ntE U.S. Custom Service or this sit~tion, and will continue to relay information. Legal acllon wut be in· _ statuted as appropriate, UL reported. These potentially hazardous lights bear counterfeit UL Labels. These counterfeit· labels have the followrng characteristics: -The printed side as red and the back :.ade 1s whale. -A TRACE OF A BLACK border may appear on the edges or the label. -Counterfeit label No. 2, below, in- corporates "Issue No. B·ln>" and ''E48'l23" as :.hown. 49) Uf()£RWRITERS' LABORATORIES INC. LISTED ~ DICOIATIYI LIGHTING STllNG iS .I FOR INOOOR USE ANO OUTDOOR USE ~ ..,. 8-16.58 ISSUE NO. 8·16.58 f 1:-15A912 SUNRISE' LIT£ CORP. TAIWAN CAUllON -To A-no hus$111t Kut Ard ~ uw 0..1 Deaiullw 1111> flll"e P~ With Tits Stu~ COUNTERFEIT NO. 1 ALTHOUGH THEIR NAMES appear on these counterreat labels, the Sunrise Llte Corp. of Taiwan and G.J.C.·A.l.L. of Taiwan have disclaimed connection with these labels a nd with products bearing these labels. Both the Sunrise Lite Corp. and G.l.C.·A.l.L. have pro-. duced for import into the United States labeled strings bearing genuine UL labels, the spokesman said. The counterfeit labels are approximately 2 \.4 by 25/32 inches in size. The labels are af· fixed in a •·nag type" manner adJacent to the nttachment plug capon the string. WHILE THE COUNTERFEIT labels dis· covered to date were on 35· and SO.bulb mmiature light sots and ll·bulb light strings used with angel decorations. tl is possible that counterfeit labels also may have been used on other styles of decoraltons and other si1es and types of lighting strings. UL has not1f1ed state and municipal elec- trical inspection authorities, leading retail trade magazines, the Consumer Product Safe- ty Commission and other interested organ.ill· t:ions about this situation. it!i UNOCllWRITERS' LABORATORIES ·INC. LISTED :s. DICOIATIYI LIGHTING STllNO . S FOR INDOOR USE ANO OUTDOOR USE !; B-800 ISSUE NO. 8.800 :::: CONNECT MAXIMUM Of 60 LAMPS Q: E'A8723 "G.l,C .• A.1.L." 120 V. CAUTION · TO AVOID flCUSl'ff lfAT ANO OAMAGf. DO NOT ATIACH OECOIAIM HAlllES TO lAMn. COUNTERFEIT NO. 2 Job Agency Shuts Duwn DETROIT CAP> -An employ Bennett said his agency, which m ent agency for ''overquaJ1C1ed" closed Tuesday. taught cllents engineers and s c1e nlisls has techniques to sell themselves to closed ~cause the foderij.J fund:. employer s, s ince many pro· U.sought for cxpanswo ...r~ aomg_ ~no&la wrongly assume they to help hard core unemployed will be 'hired for any Job Cor and young JOb seekers instead. which they are tramed. Oth<•r Agency dtrecLor Don Bennett problems professionals face arc said that in 412 years of operallng age barriers and companies' re· on a shoestring budget, he has luctance to hire people con· helped 405 people. obtained jobs sidered overqualified or over· for 255. prepared JOO resumes educated. he said. and made 6,000 Job referrals. "A lot or professionals see themselves and their job as one," said Bennett. "When the job goes, tbe man loses part of himself. The res ult can be de· vastaung ~ anger, frustration. sometimes aclual mental disinte· gration. '' BENNETT'S PROGRAM, which has had only one or two paid employes and a few volun· leers, also offered job search and soli cit ation services, evaluation, workshops <tnd counseling. The program was started with federal funds and operated with local funds. Its omce. phone and mail service were paid for by the Michigan Employment Security Commjssion. BENNETT SAID HE decided to shut down after the U.S. Department of Labor turned down his r equest recently for $250.000 to expand. A federal official told Bennett all such funding was earmarked for hel pin g h ard-core uo· employed and young people. HE SAJD HE beheves the pro- gram, called REVEST (Volun· teer Enganeers Scientists and Technicians) failed a valuable need be-caus e professionals .. often are much less competent Job·:1eekers than lhe average worker." ·"; Gas Rates to Climb '77 VOLVO 242 OD LOS ANGELES CAP> -Southern California Gas Company has been given approval to raise its rates by S33.3 mil hon in the next lour months. The state Public Utilities Commission passed the hake Tuesday, agreeing with the uttlity that it was needed to oHset higher pipeline costs. The in· crease went into effect today. The a verage residential rate will jump 31 cents a month. the utility said, while non-residential con· sumers wall see their balls hiked an average or $1.61 monLhly . f 'ul/of rqmppc-d 4 'JX'f'd u '1Jnr()l1f l/nlt'd Oln"'· u• '4 10 l1t1•t I. AM f '\f •lf'r,.11 111 rrru "Jlf'rt·fnd /1•1UI' <:1111 rfltil-$1()()/J; Un ldunl "'11 -JJll()(1 ''' &. lu. t munlh• Jlf.l1Jmrnt & la'l'"'r in 11d tvJnn•. or1 1111prw I'd • 11-dll, ( /tr.W)Jli I I\ r lta&e all m'1k1·~ & mfldrh .. 'h£ni1 "'1 111" MARQUIS '! · ..l.'-".I 11/111 fU\' Vol\'11 / l oyota :?K>IO:? M:irgucritt Pl.wy., Mh,i1111Viejot714) H3 1·1"1RO The rate hikl' will have an effect on San Diego Gas and Electric Company customers as well, because that utility asked for and received a $2.7 • million boos t over the same period to offset higher cost of gas purchased from Southern C~lifomia Gas. 995 brown grain up~, cordovan saddle the Ume1ess saddle by ALDEN of new england 4} 998, al 1 black with grain saddle. @J~o~~~~ 44 fashion lslend, newport center '844·5070 • Mayors Tell Plight of Tiro Major Cities . t By Tlte A Hoc lated Pfts• Houston vs. Detroit: If is the space age versus the auto age, a battle between cities: for jo~ and industry, lor people and pro; sperity. Sparks fly between two mayors whose cities embody the dlsparl· ty between the thriving Sun Belt. cities and the a.1mg, det.eriorat· ing urbun industrial centers of the North. FRED HOFBEINZ -white, well-educated and wealthy -is mayor of one of the nation's fllStest growing cities. The sixth largest city i n the nation, Houston will be No. 5 as soon as the census people get around to saying so. Colem an Young -black,. street·sm art and blue collar -is mayor or the community bit hardest by unemployment, 20 percent last month. Detroit, fifth largest city in .the nation for de- cades, is about to become No. 6 as thousands nee to the suburbs and the Sun Belt. Speaking in Chicago earlier this month, Hofheinz and Young unloaded their disparate views of American cities. The U.S. Coo· ference of Mayors billed it: "Two Persptcti ves." THE TWO HAVE been ex· changing barbs -sometimes amiably, sometimes not-for a while now. Hofbeinz has said of Houston, "Here people can still reach the American dream. It is the new Detroit, the new New .. York. This is where the action is." Young, attacking a Hofheinz proposal to distribute revenue· sharing funds according to population, rather than accord· Ing to econo~ic factors, has described the sparring as .. the greedy vs. the needy." In Chicago. Hofheinz said sound government organization was a key factor in Houston's success. Young talked about. declining urban economies and YOU NO MOl'MEINI said federal policies were partly responsible. An edJ.te4 swnmary or their remarks provides a guide lo the sometimes conflicting in· lerests of American m~ors: Holheinz: "HOUSTON (AND OTHER cities in the South and the Southwest) have not made the mistakes that many other cities have made. We have avoided the suburban syndrome. "Houston bas prospered because of the prudence and moderation of city governmenL" Young: • .. I really don't want to make llght of the good management and the good future that has befallen Houston, -but it doesn't hurt to wake up one morning and find your central city park has got, several million dollars of oil. .,AND IT DOESN'T hurl. to have a President (Lyndon B. Johnson) who remembers what. his .borne state was and set up such things as lbe space center. It doesn't hurt to be the r ecipient" ot planne.d federal e£.Onomic policy.'' ''That's why I think it's impor· tant t.bat we discuss establish· meot or an urban investment fund in much the same manner as the federal government in the 'JOs addressed itself to helping a South, that same Sun Belt that we talk about today. that was wallowing in poverty. ..... 25 or 30 years ago, Detroit. New York, Philadelphia, Sar¥J Francisco w ere suffer• Ove r The Counte r NASO Listinqs lnc .•. with lmmiarutlon (~ the South. I' •• .,WE HAD THE BOOMtN6( lD· dustry. We had the bul,iq· general fund~. • • · "lo fact, at the root of =r our problems today ls t.be t that t.boae mfgrants came all' parta or the country. c~e ftom aiticuttu.r,, came trorn e South, and are •lill with us, lA e ~Qrtbern> clUu. • ... :-_ • Holheln.z: : i . . . ''LOCAL G()VEltNMEI have tried to do too much the pro9ert.y tax. There ti limits to wbat )'°'1 cu • compU.sh. t· • "In Houstorl and in~~ citles we are willing to sPend i perty iaxes for city services, only (or basit city ~ e fl.re and police protection, and sewers. Nol for hlC education. Not !or well e matching. Not for a wide r e ol social service fu.octions 6 t many other cities use n110D1l!ftV taxes to accomplish. ! ''The tesult (of this tax~) has produced, in Houston. ~0- nually, a budget surplus <ot:tf8 million las\ year) lo every~ of the city's existence. ~ 1 •"J'O TAKE ADVANTAGE •er out financial SUCCeM, india and businesses from all over country are moving to R · and they ore movina to dileJ over the Sun Belt. 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So I( you haven't heard of Merit, it's not because its maker. Philip Morris, bas bffO atlntY about spendin& money to let you know about it. The •tlmate Is th11t by the lJme 1978 Is over , Philip Morri1 will have IJIC!nt roughly $40 million to introduce this new brand to worried smokers. Smokers are wor· r1ed because cigarettes have been idenllfied as k1Uers. Merit promises Money Tree to relieve some or this . anxiety by delivering a cigarette low in tar along with the 1.trong tobacco taste smokers are addicted to. TO SPEND $tt MILLION PltOMOTING one brand is an act of monumental faith No cigarette has ever had that much advertising money put behind it. As a matter of fuel, vt'rv few products in any category have ever received com- parable backlng. Have cigarette s mokers bought Merit's widely ad· vert1sed promise? The inswer would seem lo be yes. In its first year out of the l>lartlng gate, Merit appears to have garnered a little more than l percent of them arket. To achieve 1 percent of the market in m ost industries would be tanlamounl to disaster. The promoters would be quick to put the product to a quiet death. But in the cigarette busint'ss each 1 percent market share equals $75 million in' salel>, and that's nothing to turn your back on. PHIUP MORRIS IS INDEED NOT going lo turn its back on Merit. lt spent so much promoting the brand that It will not realize any profit on Merit this year. But the point of th.is $40 million exercise was to establish position for the future. The low-tar-a nd·nicotine brands have emerged as the fastest-growing segment or the cigarette market. Jn the past year they zipped from 10 to 15 percent of the total busl· ness And Merit is already such a strong contender that it's outsold by only two olher brands in this categor y, Vantage and True. Preliminary sales results for 1976, projected by analyst John C. Maxwell J r., show the following 10 brand leaders: Brand Billions of Cigarettes Sold Marlboro 94 7 -·Winston 91.5 Kool 60.8 Salem 53.0 Pall Mall <46.8 Kent 27.9 Benson & Hedges 26.2 Camel 22.8 Tareylon 16.3 Vantage 14.3 Viceroy 14 .3 SOME COMMENTS A.RE IN ORDER. F irst, those are 11 leaders, nol..10, because Vantage is tied with Viceroy for 10th place. Vafitage is on the way up (sales increased 17 per- cent this year ), Viceroy is on the way down (sales are ore JO percent this year). . Pall ~all and Camel have both made the dirficull transition to filter cigarettes (a switch Lucky Strike and Chesterfield have not been able to effect). About 70 percent of Pall Mall sales are filter. Nearly 90 percent of Camel's sales are filters. Liggett & Myers (L&M, Chesterfield. Lark) is doing so poorly that it can no longer place a brand in the top 10. The company's share of the market has descended below 4 per· cent. OF THE TOP 1l BRANDS. FOUR (Winston, Salem, Camel and Vantage) come Crom R.J. Reynolds, head· quartered in Winston.Salem. N.C. Two (Marlboro a nd Benson & Hedges) come from New York-based Philip Morris, the promoter or Meril The cigarette market tras become increasingly a con- test l)etween Uie-se twcrco"DfPetff: hlUp Mol'rtli has doubled its market share in the past 10 years to give it a 2S percent slice. Reynolds has held steady al 33 percent. So between them, Reynolds and Philip Morris now control nearly·oo percent or the business -and Merit has enabled Philip Morris to move up another notch. 12 GE Windmills To Tap Electricity .. VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (AP)-T'fle largest windmills in the world -12 stories high with 200-foot propellers-will be built next year by General Electric Company to see if wind can make cheap electricity. GE's Space Division received a $10 million contract to assemble two 1,500-kilowatt wind turbine systems. Each is expected to produce enough eneru to supply more than 500 homes. TIIE TEST PROGRAM IS sponsored by the Energy Research and Development Administration CE RDA ) and the National Aeronautics p.nd Space Administration. Its purpose is lo determine the economics or large wind turbines when coMecled lo electric power grids, and whether they can help meet the nation's electrical necdl> in the fi nal two decades of the 20th Centi,ry. The windmilb will be located al sites wher e winds average 18 miles per hour. GE engineers recently estimated that about SS,000 square miles in the UnJted States experience sufficiently strong and constant winds to make wind turbine gener ators practical. I ERDA HAS 11 SITES UNDER considera tion. Two will be selected by mid·1977 and the windmills will be operating by lm:-- Candid?lC sl.teS-i are San Gorgonio Pass and Point Arena, Calif., Kingsley Dam, Neb.; Boone, N.C; Block Tsland, R .I.: Culebra Island, Puorto Rico: Augspurger, Wash.: Am arillo, Tex.; Clayton, N.M.; Keena Point, 041hu, Hawaii : Cold Bny, Alaska: Ledlngton, Mich.; Hanon, S.O.; Monlauk Point, Long J~hm~ N.Y.; Bonrdman, Ore.: Rus11ell, Kan .. and Holyoke. Mass. Rainier Brewing to Sell SEATTLE (AJ>) -A Wisconsin rirm wnt buy th<' Rainier Brewing Company here for about $7 million. Spokesmen for RJUnJer and the G. Helle(J\an Brcwin¥ Company of Lf1Crossc, Wis .• announced the sale s ubject tu approval by directors of botb.tt.rn\$. Heileman Is lhc nation's ei1bth largest brewery, pro- ducing Old Style, Blati. S<!hmldl And Mickey's malt liquor at racllilles in Laero.se. St. Paul. Newport, Ky., and Evansville, Ind. t\ainier. which owns" the brewery alon1 wlth an interest in the Ro~rt Mondllvi Wlnci!'r and Vineyards In C&Jlfornia, wfll r emain intact, said President Edwlri S. Coombs Jr. Anaheim Finn Gets Order General Automation Inc., Anaheim, has lhnounced r~ cclpl of an order valued at more than S2 mtlUon from Armqur·Olal Inc. rbrcomputer automaUon off~ mut ~an· ntnirac1Jlty In Fort M~. Iowa, and IU Dial Soap pl1111t in Aurora, lll. . ( 88 DAil Y PILOT Wednesday December 1, 1976 \ .. J Warning': The Surg~on General Has . Determ ined That Cjgarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yo.ur Health. r . 13 mg'.'tar:' O.Sq. ~icotine av.per cigarette, FTC Report Apr'.76 • ·, . . t l . l ... . . I . ' .. ..... '• The spirit of Matltiorit· · in a low tar cigar.eJte. • ... r • oro LIGHTS LOWERED TAR & NICOT-INE '. . • lighter in taste. ~~wer. Ur t~. And still ofter~ up the same· qoal.~IJ. ~ that has made Marlboro famous.~\."· ~··'. ~. . I ' . . • I . ~ . , " I ' , I l ' ' ~ ,. .. .. . I ' CoAfents: No .. More . . Guessing New canned food labels listing solid con- tents as well as net weight will reach supermarket shelves next summer . Canners will begin with some or the 1977 canned food production to declare volun- tarily the "solid content" weight or canned fruits and vegetables on labels, says Charles J . Carey, president of the National Canners Association. Solid content weight is the weight or food put into the container before adding liquid and before processing. The weight declara- tion will give consumers more information on which lo base the.ir food buying de- cisions. .( ,. The additional lnfonnatton will cost them only a fractiori DC a cent per container , Carey said, because the "fill-in" (solid coh· tent) weight is presenUy measured by the ind~ for a quality coatroj purposes. The w~ight determination is made on products as they move~ the process- ing line. Arter weighing the raw product, the liquid or syrup necessary for processing . ls added, containers are sealed and pro· cessed. Carey said the new weight declaration will give shoppers as mearungTuJ informa- tion as a "drained weight" declaration at far less cost. AVOID FOOD WASTE The progr am also will avoid the destruc· live sampling that would be requir ed to de· termine drained weight, he added. This will avoid waste of food and colltainen. The new labeling information coincides with American shopperi' tendency to pay more atteollon to what goes into the food they eat. But shoppers still look for price and brand nam e before they check for ingre- dients or nutr itional value, according to a report by the consumer studies division of the Food and Drug Administration. The study surveyed people in 1973 and in 1975 to find out how much consumers knew then and know now about food and nutn· lion. Among the questions on the recenlly· released report was one asking people what they paid attention to when grocery shop· ping. Price was the item named most often by almost three fourths of those s urveyed in both years. Brand name was second on the list, but this apparently is declining in importance. (58 percent in 1973 compared to 54 percent in 1975.) The biggest change was in the number or people looking for a date on the package - indicating either when the product was made or by when it should be used. (The re was a 16 percent increase over the 43 per· cent in 1973.) DATES CONFUSING A significant number of shoppers don't know the meaning or the several kinds of dating used, the survey showed. Many naturally regard the dates as ''throw out" dates, when in ract, some dates, as in the case or dairy product dating, for example, indicate the date they should be pulled from the shelves. thus guaranteeing consumers a week's (seven days) safe usage. Pull dates are the m05t commonly used by food processors and retailers; but ac- cordltg to ma.ay r~ers, some shoppers would prefer dating that would indicate the last day the product should be used. Open dating, which in many cases, does not spell out what it indicates exactly about the product's freshness, can either tell -when a producL wu packaged, w.ben....il should be sold by in the store, or when the product should be used by the shopper (this latter kind of dating appears on refrigerat- ed biscuit dough>. Open dating often is, but does not have to be, accompanied by prefixes such as "Sell By" which is used ~changeably with ''exp," meaning expiration. Interest in nutritional value has also in- creased. Only 27 percent or those checked in 1973 said they looked for the calories, vitamins and minerals in a product; 41 per.:._ cent of the 1975 grouJ). The number or people who paid attention to ingredient lists rose from 43 percent in 1973to47perceotin1975. I n Take Ham I t l ! . - Cheese goes two ways at breakfast in creamy. ham roll-ups anti" pineapple muffins, two savory ways to wake up tastebuds. Partially steamed broccoli or asparagus-oan be substituted for Belgian endive. When holiday entertaining means breakfast or brunch, put that leftover ham to use in creamy c heese and e ndive roll-ups. 1f your market doesn't carry Belgian endive, or if it seems too steeply priced for your budget, you can subs titute partially steamed broccoli or asparagus <which certainly isn't cheap, but lends to go a long way wltb just a few spears per serving). Pineapple Breakfast Muffins a re great with ham (recipe below). HAM AND ENDIVE au CRATIN 4 ll)edlum heads Belgian en· dive 3 cups water 2 tablespoons lemon juice Salt Sliced ham, 1 thin generous slice per serving Butter 3 tablespoons flour 1 ~ cups half and half "'teaspoon pepper ~ teaspoon tarragon, crumbled 1 cup grated Monterey Jack cheese 1 cup soft bread crumbs Boil endlY,Lgently In water, lemon juice and 1/2 teaspoon salt 3 mln\ltes. Drain. Wrap a 6X3X'AI· Inch ham slice around each head. Melt 3 tablespoons butter . Blend In fl our. Stir In halC and half, pepper, tarragon and % teaspoon sail. Cook, stirring, un· Ul mixture thickens and cornea to boll. Stir In cheese. Pour half or sauce Into shallow 1 tr.i.quart baking dish. Top with I New label information will greet shoppers next year. that will tell the net weight .. of p canned product before water or processing liquid is added. New labeling cct.ncides with shoppers' tendency to pay more attention to what they're buying to eat. BEA ANDERSON, Editor BARBARA GIUS, Food Edttor Wednesday, December 1, 1976 C 1 .... Cheese Break ham rolls. Pour remaining sauce in strip along top. Toss 2 tablespoons melted butter with bread crumbs . S prinkle over sauce. Bake in 400' oven 15 minutes or until heated. Makes 4 servings. PINEAPPLE BREAKFAST MUFFINS 2 cups sifted flour 1 tablespoon brown sugar 3112 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt lJ.. teaspoon dry mustard 1 cup finely grated Cheddar cheese 1 largeegg l (8•.4 ounce) can crushed pineapple · lAI cup m elled butler or margarine 1 tablespoon milk Resift flour with sugar, baking powder , salt and mustard into a mixlng bowl. Add cheese, and mix in with a fork. Beal egg. Add to dry mixture along With un· drained pineapple, melted butler and milk. Stir just until all of flour Is moistened. Spoon Into greased muffin pans (2lAI Inches diameter, 1 inch de· ep> filling cups about % run. Bake in center of hot oven (400 degrees F) about 25 minutes, un· tu nicely browned. Turn out and serve hot. Makes 1dozen21Ai·lnch muffins. SUNNY HAM SOUFFLE 7 slices white bread (remove cruats and cut into squares) 1 pound sharp Cbedda~ cheese, iraled 8 eggs, beaten 4 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons dry mustard 2 cups ham cubes Dash Worcestershire sauce Place all the Ingredients in a glass 9 x 13•inch baking dish. Cover with foll and place in the refrigerator overnight. Bake un- covered at J!SO degrees for 1 to 11/• hours. Yield: Approx. 8 servings. BRUNCH KABOBS l pound fully-cooked ham. cul in cubei; 3.4 cooking apples 2 tablespoons unsulphured molasses 2 Leaspoons orange juice ~ tenspoon g round cln· namon Cul ha m and unpeeled apples into ~-Inch cubes. Alternate on short skewers. Mix molasses, orange jui~ •• and cinnamon. Brus h o \>'er skewers . Broil or grill, tul'htbg often, until apples are just soft and skewers arc nicely glued (about 6·8 minutes). Yield: S-10 skewers. BREAKFAST SANDWICH. Stack a grilled canned pineap· pie slice with a pan-fried slice or ham on Fren~h toast. Serve wp.h maple syrup or honey. PINEAPPLE BREAKFA8l' KABOBS t Thread ham cubes and canned pineapple chunks on s mall skewers. Bru~h lightly with honey. Broll until edges begin to .brown. Serve wllh o melet, .scrambled ens o~ French ~,t. DAlLY PILOT Wednesday. December 1, 1976 ) Dollr ,.,._. ,.,,.,., lly I! LH ,..,.,. Boxed • 1n by Mailing Chores? By IUDITR OLSON Ol .. Oell\' .. !Mtllatt The little old lady from Pasadena who was visit· Jnc ln Newport Beach had been wreaUln1 with a problem. She had a bans 1Uder to mall to her nephew In Texas and couldn't find a box to 'fit It. She was talklng with her hostess, a society m atron , who had a similar problem. The .Newport Beach woman want ed to s hip a nfotorcycle to her son ln college and couldn't.find a box either. The two. scratched their heads and thought a while but no answer was in ai1ht. Still lost in thought, they answered the rin1 of the doorbell a nd found a nel&hbor who told them, coin· ~!dentally. that s he had just mailed a $2,000 cut maiden a unt in Ten· neaee. Wasn't she arratd lt would eet brok en en route, they asked. "No," she auured them. "It was packaied in ma1tc foam .n a specially made bo1t. • The two women n&Shed ort to where this maitc bad occurred and found that they, too, could have their tbines packa1ed and shipped In specially· made boxes with macic foam to protect them. They were so relieved when the task wu done that they decided to. 10 hang 1Udin1 themselves. The above ls not a true story. thou1h it could be, accont.ine to Gary Mead, owner of a new packq· lng and mamng service which he says will save countless ulcers and fruitless trips to the back ol the grocery store. cu 1 h I o n a r o ~ n d greatly to women, since fwhere the strlnlf, paper what ever is being they are the ones who and boxes usually are shipped. usually do the famUy foand >." he said. The pol y urethane. mailing. There Is no limit to whi ch resembl es "Their knight in stun· what Fragile/Handle . chocolate syrup, quickly ing armor has ar rived to With Care wlll s hip, he "1rowa" t o a light· take them out of the added. "We can buUd a wel1ht foam·llke con-kitche n and garage boxtofitanelephant ." :!'~~~~~. 10 a matter or ----1--L-1-~~---1--1-A--N----1--- Al\er the bottom layer • Is shot in with a gun, a sheet of plastic ls placed in the box to protect the It.em from the foam. It ls covered with a second sheet, a top layei or "syrup" is put in a nd Ure box is closed and sealoo ult expands. The packaees are weit}led and shipped by one of several methods ancl the customer walks out with the job all done. GIRLS BOUTIQUE SIHS;Cfob-7to 14 Jelly l•H• hH f H tHtlc cohcteo. of M T·TOPS .•. 9Ct..ill~ Gnat fl""'9 JUHS M ........ ..,... : •• M.tclllllg DllESSIS forblcJ&llttle aJater. RH JIU Y IUHS. tc.91 Loc.ted ecrou ,.._ S.-,._... ... fllMLIAF C04MTY AlD 2640 E. Coett Hwy.• C-.. *" 640.9212•Mefw~C.. Not all the bo1'es are malled , however. "We packaged one woman's -~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~-anUque dishes so they would be earthquake· proof." Mead said. :· ·: lyte Sutton Brtnga Problem to Gary Me.ct It will solve two pro- blems, Mead s aid. First, alass wine decanter to a when it's time to mall . something, there uaually never Is a box around that will fit. Second, it's difficuJt to pack fraitle items well enough to avert breakage. In its s hort existence. the company has s hipped Mexican pottery. mouse houses, a motorcycle, hang glider, guitar, ex· pensive wine decanter , art objects, rare Hum· mel figurines. a sewing machine and delicate artistic scenes featuring COSME11£. SURGERY MEN-wOMEN . . :: ::A quarius . -~~Be Flexible .. • .. . '. .. THURSDAY,OECEMBER 2 By S YDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-/\pnl 19): Collect, analyze data. You get chance to pro~ a point. Do it in manner which does not "destroy'' one who has recently undergone.,, emoUonal shock. TAURUS (Aprll 20-May 20); Be aware or social "obligations." One you have been taking ror granted needs spedaJ consider a· lion. Communications emphasized, includ· Ing telephqne messages, long-distance verification~. Mead, who also Is in the box business. offers cartons-to fit any size item and specially made containers for the odd shapes. The "magic" part is squeezing expandable polyurethane into the box to rorm a protective real butterflies. Mead said he a lso would sell boxes and tape if a cus tomer had a nonbreakable Hero to package himself. He said he thought the service w~ appeal 'Chocolate syrup' grows to a magic foam which protects items during shipment. \ -GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Accent now on friendship, wis}les, desires. money re- alized from recent business enterprise. CANCEll (June 21·.JuJy 22 ): Emphasis on ambition. chanee. •billty.to analyze, to express. to get thoughts in writing. Member of opposite sex plays significant role. Horlie Life Down Tubes LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Concern wllh home affair s indicated; you m ake necessa dom estic adjustment. You learn about s.sible change in holiday travel plans. GO CAug. 23·Sept. 22): Aura of myste ry , gl amour, roma nce -the spotlight is on the evasive. elusive. Key is to be discreet. ready to attend clandestine meeting with understanding you won't take everything you hear a5 gospel. U BRA (Sept. 23-CXl. 22): Emphasis on marital status , ~egal agreements. ss>ieial arrangements, organization , SCORPIO !Oct. 23-Nov 21): Finish pro· ject. Find ways to improve communica· lion, d1stribut1on Be pos1t1ve concerning basic issues, factual matenal m-----1SA-&11-'1'1~fH-tr!~H~~ 2'-2 Dec 21 l · Creative s park 1s 1gruted, RO all out, pursue objective with vigor. enthusiasm. Love. j(eltmg to heart of mallers, dealing wit h nambuoyant memberofoppositesex. CAPRICORN IDec. 22 Jan. 19 1: Sllck to basic issues. Guard rights -protect in· terests with rega rd to property, home. You are able now \o complete an important transaction -and it has long-range im· plicalions. AQUARIUS (Jan. ~Feb. 18): Be Oexi· ble, wllline to make changes, to see hu!Jlor in what ml&ht appear lo be a ''sad story.'' PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20>: Emphasis oo what to do. when to do it and how much l•r SJ>t!nd as result Pride is involved, emo- 11011.ll wcur1ty could be tested. Key ls to · hkt'" )Our~elf DEAR ANN: My husband quit a wond erful job to open up a radio and TV repair shop in our basement. His "new life" r.l mak· ing a nervous wre~k out of me. There's a big neon sign over our front porch that says "TV AND R ADIOS REPAIRED CHEAP." Our home, which was onc:,e beautiful. looks like a garage. He painted the house red to attract attention. Our 22·year· old daughter moved out. I have no privacy. The phone rings consta ntly. People ~me and go at all hours. The 'fuses blow out a ll over the place because of his equipment. I'm expected to carry him lunch a nd snacks Like a servant 1 H is boss teleph.onec:Lhim three. limes this month and asked him lo come back. He says, "No, I like being sell-em ployed.'' In the meantime he isn't mak· ing a living. His prices are too low and his expenses and helpers eat up a ll the profit. I can 't afford a nervous breakdown. What can I do? - ON THE VERGE DEAR ON: You cu give him a choice. Either be goes back to his job or be can have the aquJrrel cage to him self. Give him ten days to make up bis mind - before you Jose yoars! DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a Greeneries Deceptive .. Deck the halls with boughs or holly-but don't eat the berries," 1s holiday advic e froqa Sharron Clark. resident hort1cultunst at Golden Wt-st Collt-ge. J. She has a Ion!( hst of poisonous plants to avoid and green heart·shaped leaves of calad1ums . seeds or a trad1t1onal Christ m as ever j(reen (the yew> a nd leaves oC the toyon tree A biology course in polaonous plants. taueht by Ms. Clark . will be of· fered the second s ix weeks of the s pring semester, starting Mar. 22 , at Golden West College. • during the Chrilltmas -------------------- holidays. Charming red holly berries may look festive, but they cause vomiting, diarrhea a nd stupor when eaten. Mistletoe berries can be fatal, and t hose or mature English ivy plants can cause coma. AU parts of the polnset· lla are poisonous, includ· in& the sticky. m llky sap, whk b can cause skin Ir· rltation or dermatitis A few seeds of bit· tersweet, often added to• Christmas b o uquets because of Its red ber· rles, can be fatal to children. A sprinkle of nutmec in e11nog ls harmless, but if m or e than 10 grams (one-third o( t•h ounce) are eaten, pol!IOn· int symptoms may OC· cur. All parh or \be ol eander pl iant are poisonous , c~u1in1 anythln1 rtom akin Ir· rl\atlon to death rtom eaUn1 the nowers or UJ. tn1 oleander 1ttcks to coot hotdo1•. Other polaonou• planla includ e the red, whJte ......,_ 0't'4"P .. a.Jn -I 4ll•play r-l--4Jalf" ....... u.., • ..,, 8'1•~.ue~~~- Costa Mna 369 E. t 7th S.._. rw......,,_.,. .._,_ .. ,.. ... ·----..-642-8657 flllOtl ....... 1'•1 SAT t•t 17-year•old guy who has asked al least 50 people if they know of a soluClon to.m y problem . No one does. You are my last hope. Is there any w.ay to prevent baldness? My hair is getting awfully thin and I Just hate to see it go. My father was completely bald at an early age and I'm afraid I'm going to be. too. What causes baldness? Can anything be done to prevent it? An answer from you wouJd be greaUy appreciated by me and thousands of other guys who read y our column . -SOUTH CAROLINA BLUES DEAJl S.C.: Some halr loss ls temporary, U It la caused by lll· nesa or a nxiety. Bat 115Ually bald· MN &bat comH oa padvally.. and begins at an early age, Is beredltary and permanent. For centu ries men have tried everything from herbal olnt· menta to sheep' dung. Nothing works -so save your money. If you become deeply depressed, you ml1ht consider transplants. But' It Is an expensive, palnfuJ, tlme·consw:nlug procedure and d oe1n 't a l ways com e out satlsfactorUy. Some women think baldJes are sexy -10 If you can psych yoanelf out and lea.na to like your 11tlnJa1 dome, it would be the be1t solution of all. Ann~ Landers DEAR ANN: l 'm 52 <i widow since 1966), keeping steady com· pany with a bachelor, 65. Clyde lives with his m aiden sister and an uncle who 1s 74. The three of them inherited quite a lol of money and own the hou se together. I want to get married but Clyde says he ~an·t marzy · · sister passes on because he pro· mised his mother he wquld look after her . l'm afraid if I stop seeing him, I 'II be lonely. Y ct I've passed up some interesting opportunities because of him. What should I do? -HONOLULU DEAit HON : Fifty.two ls no age to be sitting around waiting for a man's sister to die. U Qyde wanted to marry you be could still ''look after'' hi• lister. If bis slater died, he'd probably teU you he mast "look after " bis uncle. Accept some of ti.o.e other opportunities. You Are Invited Most Cordially To Attend The CANNERY VILLAGE CHRISTMAS WALK •• Thursday, December 2 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. "FREE JAZZ QUARTET'' wlll play REFRESHMENTS. SERVED ALL THROUGH THE VILLAGE From 32nd to 28ttl Sttfft • .., Of N9WPO" eout.vlrd end aiof'9 tN RtllM Canel In Old Nwport LQ.PK YOUHGEA! IMNOVE YOUR APPEARANCE! • Eves • Nose • Ears • Facelift • Breasts • Stomach • Hair Transplanla • Dermabras1on • Skin Peel Call For Free Brochure · Free Consulting. Easy financing arranged. AMERICAN COSMETIC SURGERY CENnR INC. '552 lobe ................ INctl ltM 70I Member American Medical A53'n . Merry ~istmas with . Food Gift Paks from flH~k~r1 ff'~r•.g~,. See these and other f.ood Gift Paks on dispby. TEXAS SPREAD ..• 1 lb. BEEF STICK Summer Sausage, 12 oz .. Mild Midget Longhom, 5 oz. Smoky Cheese Bar, 7 oz. Plain .Gouda, 7 Ya oz. Belle Fleur. 8 oz. Edam Stick, plus Strawberry Bonbons. 15.98plus sh1PP1ng charQi!s TREASURE TROVE. .• 1 lb. BEEF STICK Suinmrr S,1u\age, two Goud.s, Belle Fleur, Edam S11cl(, M•lcf M1tl· get Longhorn. Chedddr St 1c;k, Cl'W'P\l' Spr11t1r1\, Smoky Chceso Bor, Buster Kae\r, Swe.-1 Hol Mustard, Horseradish Sauco, and Strawberry Bonbons. 25.98 ptu~ '"'Pfl'"!I cha•'lf' Take )OW' sckcUon with )00 or we'll mall. ff icktQ' FGrM~ or q1110~ 5outh Coast 'Plaza Lo-C-.lle•tf COSTA MES A o,_ oe1ty111t,...w.Ht,, .... s-., 12 .. , ,_ • 140.6ttl AT HARIOR CENTEA r .... :is~=~'G;;.-;-J l HAAIOA AT WILSON-OOSTA MESA • ............ !'-............... -. ..... - :.Christmas Lights ·:on Parade Sparkling colored Christmas lights glinting olf the waler at Huntington Harbour will set the scene for the 14lb annual Boat Parade and Cnllse olLlgbts. The parade will begin al 6 ;>.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 11 and 12. Sailboats and power boats will compete for awards in categories in· eluding spirit or Christmas, humor, originality and religious. A special daytime parade for children, ages 7 to 17, will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec.11. Tbe boats, up to20 feet in length, will be decorated and manned by the youths. The Cruise or Lights wut begin at 6 p.m. each : evening from Tu~. Dec. U, thuu1&h .. Wed..o.es· _ day, Dec. 22. AJl boats wlll depart from the Huntington Harbour Sales Information Office at 4211 Warner Ave., for the 45-min\.lte cruises. Tickets, priced at $2. 75 for adults and $1 for children. may be purchased al the door . .More in· formation is available from the Hunlingt_on Harbour Phllbarrrv>nic Orrice, 846-3'89. Proceeds benefit the Youth Concert Pro- gram-of the Oral)ge County Philharmonic Society. Programs include a series of concerts at Melodyland from fifth through seventh graders, a van equipped with musicaJ instruments for third graders, a music ennchment program for fourth graders and a concert series given by the Los Angeles Phtlharmonic Society at the Santa Ana High School audit.orium. f ·Peering Around J CELEBRATING their silver wedding an· niversary at a surprise f'eceptlon were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Simonelli of Costa Mesa. Hosting the party were their daughters, Sandra and Barbara Simonelli. RALPH MOSS h as b e en named grand marshal of the 14th an· n u a I H u n ~ tn ~ t-o n Harbour Boat Parade. lie is being honored for the time and effort he has contributed to the event. The parade will take place Dec. 11 and 12 at 6 , o.ilf Piiot ""°'•by P•ll'IO 0'0.0.Mll Famil.y Togetherness ... ' After five years of playing Santa Claus, Art Kershaw of Fountain Valley is joined by Mrs. Claus Chis wife Irma). The pair is greeting children in Fashion Island daily from 10 a .m . to 7 p.m . ' Wednesday December 1. 1976 DAILY PILOT £3 'Eureka-I've Got It!' Block: Let Go By MARCIA FORSBERG OU•OtltJPlf9tii." tention on a specific Coal The instant creativity and synthesize new ap-method "enables you to proacbes to anything in conceive and create in mlnutes by accessing controlled and directed Perhaps you've your total store of fashion,"heclaimed. nlways wanted to invent knowledge," be said. ---------.. a kitchen gadget, paint a Although Pope doesn't lovely watercolor or specifically reveal his write astounding poetry, technique, he says it is but can't quite gather the not hypnosis. inspiration and mot.iva· "Hypnosis is often n lion at the same time. misunderstood term. It T his ''production is a Greek word meaning block" could be a result sleep, and we do not need of not letting go ot or-sleep, we ne.ed to be di.rtary, routine thoughts more aware. long enou1h to think of "We come into the something new. world blank, capable or HEARING PROBl.EM? . I SNCIAU11 IM t40VI DIAfMHS CASIS MAJOI MAHUFACTUftlS RU'llSIH11D TIH .,.IA.IS tt4 <;_OIOHA oa MAR HAL AfBISOiER HEARING AIDS 3409 L COftt Hwr. .C-.. Mw-675-lllJ "By emptying the learning and absorbing. mental garbage can or We're like a blackboard, old hangups, we can re-and o u r p a rents, ach a state of maximum teachers and frieoda put .,..._-=:;~~~~;::-..;.... awareness. The net re-the writing on us. suit is a new project "Our experiences .... Y~ · created," said Alan Goss since birth have us en· FRA.~NCISPope at one of Golden trenched in someWne West College's Dis· like a •hypnotic trance. q ORR p coveries Unlimited pro-We caJl this our ordinary \.9 iV grams. life-a rut," he said. He has a diverse back· Gripped by· mundane FINE SfATIONERY r~. \O.f:DDl:-10 l'fflTATIO-;s U<l°le oftdA''0l'SC£Mt.'ITS ground as an engineer, activities and thoughts, teacher, writer and re-"we are blocked from searcher . and has been the creative proce5s," active in many phases or explained Pope. mr-------- t he human potential "My purpose is to get movement. you dehypnotized to go in "I took m Ind training the opposite direction." classes in Transcenden· EUREKA! Chnstmas Card Wrap & Ribbons Gifts 02esk Accessories Chess and B kgammon Sets t al Meditalion, Mind In the past, the idea of Dynamics and mental creative conception bas automation. They led me been known as insplra· to the discovery orf a tion, a breakthrough, technique called instant "the eureka" and "I've · · • 11111 our 11uu1 1n .111t creall v1ty .' got it," he said. cmd 111 u1 cHm1111 '""" The Q'lethod involves "It has us\.\..3ll:Y been a .. _______ _.,_ releasing the past in Or· random and \'.mpredicla· ---------- der to think and act effi· ble thing, often occurring c1ently in the present. at odd or inopportune !Ill••••••••• FOCUS times, an<N'or many peo. • • DIJMK "It enables you to ·pie it seldom occurs at MILK SHAKES focus your undivided at· all," Pope add~. • LOSE The honorees were )narried in G aanesvillc, Ga. p.m. as a forerunnerto-:================:;l~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::--=:=::==:=:=:=:=:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:::the nine-day Cruise of WEHiHT •GAIN ENERGY ENJOYING a cruise to. 'Port.au-Prince. Port An· ·t o n i o a n d N a s s a u • ..;iboard the M /S iHarward, were Pat ...,,:Penewell apd Jane ·Dehne of llunt1ngton ·Beach. · • •, FOUR members of the Auxiliary o f Hoag "Memorial Hospital · , 1Presbyterian have been ;honored for donating :1500 or more hours to the :.bospital. • • Receiving pins were j1the Mmes. Vllan Couch. ).!iOO hours: Bernadette Goetz and Edgar Jhll. -..000. and George A. Cox, • sooo. Lights sponsored by the Huntington H a rbour Committee of the Orange County Philharmonic Society. HONORED AT a din· ner for their SOth wed· ding anmversary wef'(! Mr. and Mrs. Foster· Bessler. Santa Ana. ~~~~~~~~~~ The party was given ~t ----------. the home of their daughter. Mrs. J . R. Williams of Huntington Beach. Married Nov. 24, 1923, in South Bend, lnd . they have Uved in California for 23 years. They have two children and 12 grandchildren . Look at our selection of 14K Gold Chains and our New Line of rine 14K Gold Rrngs for ChHstmas rT WILL PAY YOU TO COMf'All OUI PRICES Fi••M GHIS 270 E.. 17ttl St. c_.._ .. ,.... .. '-'' 64S·l909 ~Photography-Studio ORANGE COUNTY "'You get ft all In the DAILY PILOT WHOLESALE TUES -SHl\llS .. HOUSl PLANTS $300.00 MINIMUM EACH PURCHASE • h•-. cA'c-':'·".."•"·~ '""""'=-~~ ~· 24" BOX TREES 15 GAL. TREES & SHRUBS SGAL. TREES &~HRUBS .. .J ~-:?f'!':~ .. -v"'.:J • ·~~~~ WHOLESALE BOOK PRICES t_'!,_~ FRUIT -SHADE -AVOCADO· CITRUS· ETC. ~~:.N-1"-' I I ~fir..,__.__ER S.D. Wholesale Grower~ 11622 WARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY PHONE 546·3429 DAILY 9 AM-5 PM • FEB. GREAT Try ... Alt M.t•rel Miiii Sll*-9T..._.,._._. Ila wcwti-4 fer J ... ...... ~Id low cost -.fhod tei.tfl)'W..tHSIOto2'11&. ""'_..., M W°""9ff011 lty llMlll or ..... -wc-llr-•• • _. ....... a IMll _. ,,...,.... ....... . ·sLIMWAY 646-7933 645-2051 "°°" tlll t_, d.y 642 c ... ter St. Coste Mn•t2'27 T--·--'°4• 1111 T.., - ~ ptttra1ts/passport~/coplcs romance by sandalight. 14.99 at Leeds. a color portrait in a gold-finish cliarm iJ.h!§ a Sx7 color portrait* $1.29 I No arpoinuncnt nct«d. Ont olJcr per pcoon -two per family. S 1.00 cha~ for each added person In grou~. This phocograph offer may not be combined with ony °'her :idverti~d offer. ·Ibrtraits taken now will be delivered in time for ., Christmas gift-giving! OFFER ENDS SAT., DEC. 4 Phc>tographer's Hours Dally 1o.8; Sat. 9:30-6; Sun. 12·S ALHAMBRA -BUENA PARK INGLEWOOD -NORTHR I OGE ORANGE -PASAOEN,:\ SO. COAST PLAZA -TORRANCE A$ seen in Gl•mour ' I. Get glowing on your night life! Black peau sandal stripped down to sexy on slim high heels. And a silvery mid-heel sandal that's pure starshine. QUALICRAFTfi SHOE STORES Use your BankAmericard or Ma~ler Chariie • FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach; SOUTH"COAST PLAZA. Costa Mesa; HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntington Beach; WESTMINSTER MALL. Westminster· LAGUNA HILLS MALL, Laguna Hiiis ' ' '• .. .. ; .. .. , .: . . DAILY PILOT Wldnesday, December 1. 1976 , . . Boxed In by Mai~i~g ·chores? LOOK! I WllMHIHT CtflJSTMAS CAllDS Sacred Treasurt fftuse I ll L llttt St. '4MJl6 646-6316 See~ and other Food Gift Pals on~ TEXAS SPREAD .•• 1 lb. BEEF STICK Summer Sc1u~agc. 12 Ol. Mild M idget Lonqhorn, 5 oz. Smoky Chtese B.ir, 7 OL. Plain Gouda, Ji, oi. B~lle Fleur. 8 oz. Edam Stick, plus Strawberry Bonbons. 15.98plus sh1pp1n9 ctw~ LIL' RASCAL •• 8 oz. SAFARI Summer Sausage, 2 oz. Cheese Spread, 5'·0l. Smoked Edam, 8 01. Cheddc1r Stick, 3 oz. jar of Sweet Hot Mu~tard, box of Lil' Oval Wafors, µlu' Strawberry Bonbons. 8.98 plu' sh1pp1n~ chJllJ''S Takt )OOr selection with )00 or ~·11 mail.· ~H~k©f11 f~rm~ Of OWIO' WESTalFF PLAZA I 7a a taY1Mt-HfW?'Olt'f llAcH•rHOHI 642-0'72 • ~-'Til f, SAT. 'Tll 6. SUM. 'TIL 5 MARINERS VILLAGE DAttA rotMrofiHOHf 496-2670 SUM.-TMUl.S.. 'T1L 6. NI. & SAT. 'ft. t Couple . Honored ' Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 0 . Hinz or Costa Mesa were honored on their golden wedding a nniversary with a dinner party in the Velvet Turtle restaurant, Newport Beach. • Host s were their daughter a nd husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marty now or Laguna Beach. Also jolnJng them were another daughter , Pam, or Ann Arbor, and sons, Merlin or Union Lake; Mich . and Carleton of F ntain Valley, and the· spouses. OtH rs were their 13 grand 1ldren and three great-g ndchildren. The H zes were mar- ried in Detroit and moved to osta Mesa a year ago Hinz is a re· tired banker and was an active member of the Detroit Board of Educa· ti on. CLASSICAL BENTWOOD ROCKER Ghrlstmas is ... c~ C!l!!.(.PR TK£ H<?!'.E ... OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT SAVINGS TO YOU! Walnut finish Nat ural Finish 139.95 Hand woven cane seat and back • FREE DESIGN CONSULTATION • FREE DELIVERY cAIMH's FURNITURE 241'2 ht ,,...o ... , .. PMH: lll-1750 w 4t6-l I I I ...... rk.,. ....... a-,. OW1£E -··-141" ... ,-.... (11!1991-9960 ·HAMS "'So Good •.• ff Wll ,._.. Y• ,ii It's GoM .. • ORDER NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS • GIFT SHIPPING ORDERS ••• ORDER TODAY! fttOHI OUlllS ACCIPID Lmt D• ,_ o.t Of St.te ~Dec. 10, I"' ::: ~ Ready" to Serve with Honey·n Spice Glaze • Spiral Sliced • • 1 From Top to Bottom • We Package and Ship lrom Co11t to Coast • Full Serv1C4t o.l1e111essen • Imported Cheeses WHEIM ,,. ..... ~ IUJ~lol ... U.I (114) &35-24'1 CORONA bll MAI llMLC-Mw-,. (114) 673-9080 C> .... JC Penney GARDEN CENTER '~.~~ .. --RANCHO MIWE (J 14 l 3.4s.3194 I Gall~ Container s is• AUSTRALIAN · TREE FERN .... 2.99 •UMITE:D TO STOCK OM HAMD - l i ,, I .. I I t • • • 1 -:·; ... "·.-:__ ---_. ~ . . Wednesday.Oecernber t,1978~ DAILY.PILOT f:5 · .. • With Julie Grayson on the iob, you can't afford to ~hop anyplace ~ut Ralphs.~.:-: • 00 USDA Choice-BHf Loin' Bonelett · T91J Sirloin Steak ~·per ~lb. 88 .' / The Consumer Line · by Jolie Grayson USOA Choice SMf Loin ~0-~4 Lb. Avg. Whole Top , Sirloin per lb. 59 e -su Liih! Chunk Star Kist Tuna Walhington Golden Delicious Apples\ ~ er "-•• ;. :I f .5 :~ } 'I j In talking to hundreds of \'"'"'--"""'!!"!''!!"'!'""-.-.~-"!"""""-----r;.;t;h~;:-~~h';'7-~~~::i";'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~r:;:~~ff:t~m ~ callers, I've fou nd that many · people are concerned about areas such as well-stacked shelves, accurate shelf tags, and more complete product information. To help meet this need , you'll find new shelf tags at Ralphs on thousands of items throughout the store. Blc . .'.'. o!. -. l fltHIS9 H '' ,' . .· . ~ ... , 'tl!ll m:r:·· I L __ --I These new tags contain the name and description of. the product, as well as the pnce. · The tags also assist our store · order clerks in making sure that Ralphs shelves are -always well stocked. It you have any questions about the new shelf tags. or you have any question. com- plaint, or a price inquiry, call me. I'll get right on it and I'll get back to you with an answer. Call JuHe Grayson 1..S00.262-1600 Ralphs Natural Sliced Swiss Cheese Pork Loir.;6 Center Cut 3 End Cut Chopa Mix'll Pork Chops • USDA Grede A· Ho_l~t Farme Cut-Up Fryers per lb. Spray-8 o~. Cen or Roll-On·2''i oz. Bottle Ann In Arm Deodorant each II 09 Assorted Flavora HiC Drinks Royal Aatorted Flavor• Gelatin Desserts Asaorted Flavors Purina Cat food 6 oz. cans Strained-Fruita tier&;;'" Baby Food . Assorted Varietiea Morton Dinners Old Faehioned Ral'-hs Ice Cream :1 ., ., •• :2 :2 .. • . . .. .. •• .. .. .. •• ... .. t} •• •• • .. • -: .. • • :: • • • • .. . .. : • .. ' ..• Golden Premium Meats-USDA Choice Beet ... Fresh Produce .: ., Pantry Fillers n USDA Choice-Whole or Point Cut 29 Beef Brisket ~:~ 1. D USDA Choice·BHf Rib 2 89 Rib Eye Steak ~:~ • D G~rid ch~kg. sr:~ 1.19 ~ tq;R~"ituk ~:~ 1.58 D G~~1~.~~:{kg. r::. 1.29 D USDA Choice-Small End Beef 1 98 Rib Steak ~:~ • ~ Sliced 98 l'£J C~H Liver '::~ • Dell Foods LA Fleischmann'• 4 Stick 69 D Golden Whole Kernel ~:~ • Niblets Corn per 99 D ca.nada Dry 1b. • G1ngerale per 99 D Krafl-Jmitatlon. 1b. • Mayonna1Se 2 69 ~ Golden Grain-Wide or Medium ~:~ • ~ Egg Noodles 1 lb. 99 D Plain or Iodized pkg. • Ralphs Salt ~:~ 1.09 D s~ltl;;c~~ers 2 29 ~ CareH·Bath Size-.05 Off Paek ~~ • ~Bar Soap D Kraft Salad DreHlng Miracle Whip 0 Bluelabel ~ KaroSyrup 12oz. 29 u CoachellaWhl~e can • ~ Grapefruit 28 oz. 32 U California • bu. • ~ Tangennes qt 69 O Caltfornla ia; • ~Large Avocados 12oz. 49 pkg.· Bakery 26oz. 16 pkg. • O Ralphe-Pleln or Marble 1s oz. 59 ~Pound Cakes pkg. • D White or Wheat 30 All Star Brj!ad bar • 0 Ralphe-Dellcloue ~t. 89 ~Honey Ruff Bread 1ar e 160L 49 btl. •, . 2fora29 .i 3lb1. 99 ::~ fore !:l 4tor.99 ':: . eacha79 "; • 16oz. 29 : loaf 1 24oz. 65 loat • .: .. . . . .. . . D Aa~h• Bftf, Turtler (Hem 2VJ oz.) Cnipped Meats 30L 39 pkg. I ~ Corn OU Margarine 0 VitaPakt ~~:: ~62 ~ Lemon Juice 39 0 P1lmolive-.20 Off Pack-32 oz. Btl. 16oz. 45 b~ Frozen Foods . . ·. • •' ' D Regular 4 Stick Parkay Margarine 0 Plumroee-4x6'1 Sliced Ham ' o Chocoiat• CnJp °' sup~r 3oz. 79 pkg .• 94 O Banquet·A.11orted VarletiH .... ~MeatPies 18 OL 89 ~ Jeno't SiuHq,e or Peppircni ~~:: • . ~ Liquid Detergent U ~Jnlcot Pineapple :::: .26 ~ ~illsbury CooKies · 160L ·96 pkg. I D Ralpht 1000 Island Dressing J•r • ~ Pizza Roils 16oL 79 ~ l\em's Preserves jar I 12 oz. 89 0 ~!'i~ld-H11vy Duty·.25 Oft Ptc~ 6oz. 63 ! pkg, I : D 9;;·~~ki9na 1~ Minute Mild Pure ~ Orange Juice 11gl1. 93 ctn. • Pric" Eft tive Dec. 2 thfu Dec. I, 1971 a..f locuf ..Ml lfHlc Is ., I ., pkg. I ~ Wisk Detergent 14 oz. 2 01 ~ Hungry M•n·A .. 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MM""'°" & IMI avo. 1726117'ft ST., 1\JSTIN ~ E. 17th ST .• COSTA MESA 2Al67 rASEO DE VAIS(IA. lAOONA llus HM90R & WllSOtt COSTA& : ' , \ 9901 ADAMS I.VD., tumNGTON BUOt 401 N. lQMA. AIWllM 6942 WARN£R1• HUNT1MG10H 8EACH ' . 15471 S. ~. ~MlNSlU STO.t tOIS: 9·10 Daly, 9-9 Sunday . ' . . . • . . . ,. J \ J . HOme ·News: Nut Cr.acker Sweet, Sound Saving • By DOROTHY WENK Of'-~yMemeA..iwr November aod Oe<:ember are the bi& ~ut·usiog months. The :oost popular varieties ue walnuts (more than 1alf the consumptton), ilmonds, and pecans. Filberts take fourth place. Walnuts and almonds ire major California :rops , with over 99 per· cent of the U.S. total of bqth crops produced here. Filberts are grown in Oregon. pecans in 5outhern states such,as Louisiana. 1f you use a lot of nuts, you are probably won· dering if it's cheaper to buy them in the shell, rather than shelled. Usually shelled nuts cost considerably more since you have to pay for the labor cost of shelling them. The figure to r e- member for cos.t. com· parisoM is two. For most nuts it takes about two pounds or nuts in the shell to make one pound o f nutm eats that measure 3 or 4 cups . •, Thus, if walnots in the shell are selling far 39 cents a pound and it takes two pounds to make a pound of nut- meats, that pound or nut- meats will cost 2 times 39 or 78 cents. If you compare this with the cost of nut· meats, you may find a large difference -as much as $1 or S2 or more a pound -which is your "pay" for shell ing the nuts yourself. You have to decide whether the money saved is worth the time and work 1t takes. By keeping t cack or how long it takes to shell a pound of nuts, you can see how much per hour you're earning at this task. On the other hand, you may have family members who think shelling nuts is fun - something they might do while watching TV for example -so they are willing to contribute free labor. \>nee nuts are shelled, it's best to store them in either the refrigerator or freezer. Freezing kills the insects and prevents rancidity from develop- -ing. Refrigeration tem· perature deters insect ~nd ra ncidity de· velopment. Some people preserve shelled nuts hv "can rung" them. using a 1 •• c"be or d ry ace 10 the bot· lorn of each quart jar 'Ille dry ice evaporates, releasing carbon dioxide gas which drives out the air. (The Jilt lad ts not sealed until all the dry ace has evaporuted I When the air is driven off there's no oxygen so in sects can't survive and rancidity does not de velop ff Y'IU 're gom~ to shell aJot Of nut~. It would pro- bably pay to bu:v an em- {'j e n t nut t"ra c k e r Treats . Nutty mtese easy and tMty dumb bars can double al dessert and coffee dke. Allow them to cool irt pan about 10 mlnutes before cutting them into lOdlvidual servin g pieces. Kids will love ~mtoo. C:OCONUT CRUMB BARS ~ cup butter or iiiargarine - : ~cup sugar • 1 teaspoon vanilla • 6egg.a 1 pa c kage (12 cimces) vanilla wafers, very finely c rushed (about3\4 cups crumbs) : 1 can (3~ ounces) Gaked coconut • 1 cup finely chopped •alnuta However, some people Q. ls there any w~ ahell null very quickly tell that nuts tn the uaial a hammer and a will be•ood? finn surface SllCb as a brick. A. Sometimes shell Place the nut on it.a Oat nuta may be f1"9m last end, holdin&' it by the year's crop and less than ..eam. Hit with a hammer fresh. You might want to on the pointed end, using tas te lest a sample a sharp but bounding before buying a large blow. The "experts" can supply. get perfect halves using this method. Choose nuts that have * * • shells that are free of QUESTIONS WE ABE spllu. cracks, stains, or ASKED: boles. Avoid moldy ooes. Liit Pushbutton Shue the nuts to see if I.My rattle. The lr.ernel does not ra\tle ln a_ well filled nut while one that is dry and shriveled will rattle. ••• Q. ls there some way to crack Brazil nuts and pecans so that you get whole nuts instead of pieces? A. Br!111 nuts and pecans are easier to crack if they are soaked in bot water. To do t.bls, Lipton T 11 Bags pour bolling water over partly open. Be careful the null, soak pecaNI for not. to overheat the nuts lS to 30 mlnules, Brull aa excess beat cause;, the nuts for several hours. oil to break down and Drain and crack. Or. tum rancid and the nut- aoak nub overni&ht in meats to darken. warm water. or spread *** nuts betwee n several Q. I have a recipe layers of d amp toweling which calls for blanched and leave overnight. Brazil nuts. I have found If the kernels seem it almost impossible to limp or damp, restore remove the skins from crispness by dryin1 these nuts. Can you sug. them on a rac k in a gest a method? warm oven (200~) for 2 . A. Lye is needed to re. hours with oven door move the s kins ftom I ~ nuts. Since lye Is buardou.s to work with, you mlght eontlder uslng lbe null unblancbed. To blanch Brasil nuts with lye, use a s tainless s teel, iron, or enamelware kettle <not aluminum). Make a lye solution or 2 level tables· poons granulated lye to 1 gallon of water. Heal to boiling, add nut kemels (be careful not to splash the lye solution on yourself), and let stand unW the air.ins loosen - about 1 to 2 minutes. R1n.se tborou1bly and re- move U. aldna while the kernels are aWl warm. Wash thor01JsblY lo eald water and dry overniCJlt. Dispose of the lye solu- tion a s soon as the blanching is finished by carefully fk>urlng it down the sink drain. Rinse the sink with large amount.a • of cold water. Filberts may also blanched by this m • • \ I • ·l Orchid Paper Napkins ~ 1°' , .. --• ;iecKT.PKQ, Dixie Paper Plates ~ 111 • H1Nlf.Dt-... ·-..... -·· .. ao.c1 HO. All Dishwasher Detergent if' 1az •• ... M.Ol IOJI ~!wny Rinse --~n. 2 11 Lad1Lee . !~e~~~~~L.~. 89° Macaroni & Cheese Dinner ~ 21 c _.,,_,.~.-I ~Cl 90l Lawry Salt H.AM>,.tHU 1 Lucky Gift Certificate• · •. fi'· .A welcome way to add to the · 1 holld1y festivities. Ask the manager at your favorite Lucky -Minute Maid Orange Jui~~,~ 99c Sunny Delight Citrus Pun .. c~::: 73c !.~~~~.!!e~~.~ .. ~~u~~~r ~~.~~~~ ggc ~~~~(~at Meat Pin • ::: .• 25c Ajax Liquid Cleaner -o::n. 111 Gravy Train Dog Food ,, l'(.MJ 5'7 ~"~~~~~~~ •. ~~og Food "l:..0 1 ae Dawn Liquid Detergent 110C::n 1°' Items Below Av1llable at 01scoun1 Cenle1'1* Only Lite-Up Decorations 13" ELECTRIC NOEL CANDLE, 14' 13" ELECTRIC SNOWMAN ANO 13" ELECTRIC SANTA. #1319. 1377. 1379 .... Y9i1r Choloe ~;!t. Scotch Pina Tree ·-· ... 511 ~;!t. Scotch Pine Tre~ ~-.· 11 1211 -::. ':'I ~'tt "'r=i:..:.' = ~ =" : tn tbe larce bowl ol the jlectric mixer, cream , tutte r , sucar and hnilla. At low speed, hat in e111, one at a Orne, alternately with trumbs. With a rubber •patula, fold i n the toconut and null. 3"1125'. ASST'O COLORS .. ........ &9° 4 Roll 36 .. Piper TAAOll.0....Ll ltH-- ~!1' Juvenile .~~~.~~ ~~sort"!!??~ u ~!'r!!!L,! Follglo . _ 174 • : Turn Into a woll· b-eaaed 9 by 9 by 2 inch htce pan. Bake In a pre- heated S2S-de1ree ovf'.n WIW a cake lester lnsm- ed ln the center comet ..... out clean -, a bout 50 • mlou&ea. 7'0 W, L.A PALMA A\ljNUI ·•UINA l'Allll( ·co1u MllA Ital U PALMA A\llNUI llM MA.Oii IL\10. 110 IO. tTA1'1 COUl.0111.\10. nll.L.lllTON JSJ NO, IUCLIO AYL HUNTl•OTON I UCM 'l.AOVNA HILL.I 19050 lllOOICMUllllT t1aUT U21t CAIO! llOAO AT LA P'AZ MllllAOA •°""NOi 't.ANTA A•A ~ MllllAOA IN~ CINflll nll L CMA .... AN A\IOIUI UH 10. l llttTOL tTIIUT Ito NO, llAYOMONO •OAllOIN °"°\II 'ton MAONOl.IA A\11. 'WHTMINITllll DISCOUNT SUPERMARKETS 1M11 IVCl.ID AVI. •HUNTlNOTOM HACH IOl1 ATLANTA AVINUI 'IT.ANTON 'TUITIN 'HUNTIMOTOIC IUCN !MOO I OI.IA CtflCA AYINUI 70f0 llAflL.U AVI.. IUTO NIWl'OlllT AYENUI 'WHTMINITllll 'WHlmU STO"H O,.M I OAILY t A.M. MOO WUTMllCITtlll AvtNUI IM71 ll'lllNOO L.I ITlllllT 1•1 I. MUIJllnn' • .. A Bird • 1n Hand .. Mariott Hotel chef Rolf Jung inspects load ol 500 fresh turkey hens delivered for Thank~giv · ing Day s pread at the hotel 's ihree restaurants. Eath table with three or more persons got a whole bird, stuffing and all. Dog- gie bag privileges were extended so"patrons wouldn't miss out on trimming the carcass for leftovers. Hotel spokesmen estimated a. total of 2,000 Thanksgiving dinners served .. FREEZER BEEF SALE! USDA CHOICE 78~ USDA PRIME WHOLE POULOIMS 1a..zo LI. c.. 1a w,..,,.., .1 : q RANK STEAKS S l 39 , I ~ u. .\ ! 1 ! 1 LUMEST GROUND IElf s9so I .. j W......-d i.. I Ui. f'\p. IOU.. 10 La. IJ.U $'>095 IOX FILETS StMb I. 7 • USDA CHOICE t SUHA.OWH ! ~~ ~ I !:: N ~ ~=-~ -~..J..-~Q;---. .--.... s.~~----- Brawny™ takes tough •-------------- absorbent fibers and bonds I ~0.0 3()C (ff (lflWO t - them together tightly for I PACKAGEsc.:BRAWNYT~ ..--... scrub strength. When the job needs scrubbing the job needs Brawny ... the towel with scrub strength . i . ' • Wednesday. Oece1'11ber 1 1978 * DAILY PILOT C7 Be sure you get your share of the more than $100 MILLION that wtll be offered to consumers In Southern California during the next year with UP$ and MATCH-UP$!M J These are some of the more than 150 products that mean cash for you. Use this handy shopping llst to remind you which products you'll want to buy. UPS shopping list. Look for this UP$MA RK'"on these products. D Ajax Laundry Detergent 0 Band Aid' Brand Adhesive Bandages 0 Campbell's Pork G Beans D Coffee-mate Non-Dairy Creamer 0 Cold Power Laundry Dc~rgenL 0 Crystal Vanish Toilet Bowl Clhner 0 Dixie Refill Cups 0 Hl-C Fruit Drinks 0 Hires Root Beer 0 Ken-L ration Dog Food 0 Klear Floor Finish 0 Kraft Sliced Cheeses 0 L'eggs Hosiery 0 Liquid Spray Lemon Pledge 0 Make·a Better·Burger• 0 Minute Maid,. Froien Concentrated Orange Juice 0 Minute Maida 100% Pure Orange Juice From Cone. 0 Mountain t>ew 0 /\ountaln Dew Sugar Free O ~stea Iced Tea Mix 0 100% Nestea Instant Tea .. .. . · ., ,. .. .· 0 Fab Laundry Detergent 0 FantasUk Sptay C1e.a.nCl.. D Favor Aerosol ~~~OJkJ,nl~-~X.:-- 0 Parkay Margarine ~•--... 0 French's Idaho Mashed Potatoes [J French's Worcestershire Sauce 0 Frlskles Canned Meat Dinners 0 Future Acrylic Floor Finish 0 Glad Wrap 0 Glade Aerosol D Glass"Plus 0 Gold Medal Flour D Grease ~ellef · 0 Peter Pan Peanut Butter 0 S.O.S. Steel Wool Soap Pads 0 Sara Lee Coffee Cakes 0 Schick Razor Blades 0 Spray 'n Vac Rug Cleaner 0 Spray 'n Wash 0 Sta-Pur Fabric Softener 0 Stayfree Maxi-pads 0 Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa Mix MATCH-UPS shopping list. These products will be featured In the MATCH-UP$ ad in the food section of your newspaRCr the week of December 6th. Get a head st~rt -buy these; products today. BRANO PROOFS REQUIRED AMOUNT 0 Betty Crocker Ready To Serve Frosting any flavor .. 0 0.. 25c 0 Glad Large Kitchen Garbage Bags 10 ct. or more .• 0 15c 0 Glad Wrap 100 Ft. Roll • , ...................... -0 lOC D Minute Maid .. 100% Pure Lemon Juice 7~ oz .•....• 0 t()C D Piiisbury Figurines any flavor ••••••.•••..•..•.•• OD 30< D Piiisbury Hungry Jack Pancake Mixes, Buttermilk, Extra Lights or Complete 2 lb. or larger •••..••.•. DD• 30C D Piiisbury Streusel Swirl Desert Cake Mix ••..•..... OD 30< 0 Purina Whisker Lickins Cat Food .•.••••.....•••• DOD tsc 0 Schilling Spaghetti Sauce Mix any size any flavor •• 0 t<>t D Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa Mix ...................... DD 20C D V-8 Vegetable Juice Cocktail Spicy Hot or Clam only -6/6 oz. cans .................•••... 0 10< These are the products that are In your favorite store right now, or will be in the weeks tCI come. And there's more! During the next few months, ovet:,45 major manufacturers will offer UP$ and MATCH-UP$ on more than 150 different products to give you many opportunities to SAVE UP$ and GET CASH. --------------------------Here's how easy it is to save CIP$ and MATCH·CIP$·and get cash back. TOSAVC <.P$: 1. Look for this UP$MARK"' on hundreds ol familiar products. It means an UP$ symbol. like this. is on or m the package. lOSAVl i"\A.TCH-lP$: 1. Look for these MATCH- ;;?;~1~i~:n ~· ··1~i,l;l,~Jfll I in your l ll[., lll I' L , newspapers. . ~ • r -· .::· I •• I I I I I -: I .. I . I I -I . I . 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Choice Beef loin lb. __ ____,; USDA CHOICE U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Loin, Boneless. Wiison Quality Meats SLICED BACON Certlfled c 12-oz. Pkg. , BOLOGNA SAUSAGE ·· · Wilson 6-oz. 4 9 C Meat or Beef Pkg. Wilson 1-lb.$, 59 . Smoked Pkg. BONELESS HAMS WILSON FRANKS Wiison Certified $ 2 9 9 Halves lb. , Wiison Certtfled 69~ • Meat 1 ·lb. ¥ • Beef Pkg. Safeway Super Sa·versl ~clover Honey "Slff... $3 99 Jiljl.. Empres~~tll:.)· ~!~ .... ..,... ...................... c...e......, ........ .... • lll l 17tUt .. c .... W-_, ... ' U.S.D.A. Choice -Beef Chuck. ../ U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Chuck. ASSURES YOU ... TENDERNESS AND FLAVOR W•-OUARAlln• ITt Don't Be Contused By Ftney Names! When You Want fine Quality leef.;:luy USD4 Chotce Grade Beef at sateway and le Assurid of Sattsfactlonl lYHT lllf STWI AMD lllf MAST wt CVT II U.S.U . CMICI IUlllJ ARM POT ROAST U.S.O.A. Choice 990 Beef Chuck lb. ~ { f ~!~~!~~~~~ ......... lb. 6 gc PORK SAUSAGE ~1~!!!~ ~.~.~.~.~.~ .... .lb. $1 39 Safeway Miid, 89"' Med. or Hot 12-oz. ¥ 1!~.~~.~~1tz.~39C ~~!~~!p.:r~~.~~ ... 8-oz. Pkg. $1 39 Pkg. ~PoT~m~ ........ b. $.119 Snapper Fille•s $189 ~ ~ fffllabar. Frozen Oefroated ..... llJ. aALAMI or BOLOGNA ~~:~.~~ ... ._ •. sFe fried Chicken s1 s9· Sliced, Safeway 89~ Manor House Frmn .... 2-tb. Pig. Qualtty Product 1 ·lb. ¥ Pkg. I 'BANANAS Fancy Quality Firm .. llt and · Golden .. APPtES lb. LUCERNE --EGGNOG c· . f Liqu or and Wine Bu ys ! · I @SCOTCH {s:r) MacNair's Hatt $12A9 86-Proof Gallon '~ eGin orVodka c!:~l~~.IUl s3z9 Chenin Blanc '::;'ov Fifth '1!P7 Tequila ~~~1~, . ;,1111 s429 ·1 Chablis Blanc G;ilio tMonom s259 : SAFEWAY GIFT ORDERS- one Stop Sho.,Plng Makes Holiday Giving So Easyl ~ • .j i LARGE "AA" EGGS • • Lucerne 1-doz. 7 9c "fresh" Carton 30-SLICE BREAD · Mrs. wrtght's 11h·lb. 3 gc . "fresh" Loaf . - " . 1'' • l I Qaick Loaf Sets Mood Tired Turke ? Add ·zest A natural flavdt' booster for tired turkey is urry powder, that gift of India that perks up ups, salad~ and casseroles. SAVOR Y CURRIED TURKEY SOUP l 10·12·pound carcass from cooked turkey Water to cover 1 stalk celery. qu~ed and sliced 2 carrots, sliced . I large onion, chopped 1 bay leaf 1 ~~teaspoon (or more to taste) curry powder Salt and pepi>i!r to lasle 1 '2 teaspoon thyme 2 tablespoons ct\<)pped parsley 1':! cup cornstarch 1 oup cream or half and half In large kettle cover carcass with water, add tielery. onion and seasonings an<tbring10 boll; re· duce heal and simmer 1"'2 hours. Strain soup, discarding vegelables. Return urkey meat (c ut up and deboned) and carrots lo 'et:Ue and stir in parsley and curry powder Stir together cornstarch and cream until mooth. Stir into broth. and heat through about ive minutes, stirring constantly. Serve amished with chopped green oruon, raisins, oasted coconut. croutons, or any comb1nat1on. akes about 10 cups. TURKEY CUJUlY CASSEROLE l can sliced mushrooms •., cup chopped oruon 1'4 cup chopped celery 1~ ciip butter or marganne 1 •cup nour l teaapoon curry powder l can evaporated milk (13 ounces) 2cupschoppedlurltey 1 package frozen peas. cooked and drained 1 can (3 ounces) chow mein noodles 1, cup ah redded Cheddar cheeise Dram mushrooms. reservmg hqu1d. Saute em lightly in buUer with onion and celery. move from heat. Sprinkle vegetabl~ with nour, salt and pep· to tute. curry powder, and stir lo blend until oath. Add enough water to mushroom Uquor measure 11 cup total hquid. Stir into hroom m ixture and add evaporated milk. together over medium heat until thickened. Add turkey. peas and noodles to pan, toss gbtly and turn ·into a buttered }ll'J.quart assuole. Top with cheese and bake at 350 grees F . 25·30 minutes or until top 1s lightly rowned. TVRKEYCUJlRY MOLD 1 tablcspoon (1 envelope) unflavored gelatin '.4 cup cold water l '4 cups turkey or chicken broth l ~ teaspoons seasoned sail It'.! teaspoon curry powder 1 teasp00n lemon juice 1 ~ cupt chopped cooked turkey 1 cup(lal.ry sour cn!ahi 1-a cup chopped celery •1.1 cup1Teen grapes, halved 1/4 cup chopped areen pepper . In a saucepan ,aprinkle 1elaUn over water to en; be•t OHt, low heat, sUrrtn1 constantly. W ••latqi 1.1 diSIOlved. Add broth, seasoned alt, CW'l'y p,owder aad lemon j'1ice. 1 CbW until partiaUy set; ft>ld In turkb, sour am, celeey, rrapes and creen peppef. Turn '-cup mold. Chlll until firm. Makes 4·6 serv· C1JaUEDTuunSAIAD S C11Pf diced cooked-turkey • 2 medlum onions, diced 2 ca,. allced celery ~ cup~walnuts 6radlehes, sliced ~ leaap00n aalt 2 tablapoona French dresslnr '4 cup beer ~cup mayonn~ 1 tablespoon curry powder (ortota.a.te) Coalbloe turkq, ~. ~. walnuta and tJidl•he9 1n larte bowl. Sprialde with Kit; add Preoeb dre111D1 and tole toceCher B&btl.v. Mix beer with mayonnai.6! and add CUJTY JOWd•: add and tcea atain to coat all pieces. Mrl1erate several hours to blend navon. At ttntag Ume, ton .-atJJ Upuy, pile in servtns 'tiowl abel ta~iab with tom.ato wffles and hard· L ~._,quarters. Yield: 8Hl'Vinp. ~ I \ .. r Holiday breakfasts are something special because they're a pcelude lo a day of blc festivlUea. Wise la the homemaker who makes them unique wllb a buttery qµick bread, so tasty when baked pn the holiday morning accom· panted by hot beveraaes in the h<?liday mood. For the ohlldren. n&thing could be better than a tioneY·•weetened rnll1t with oranae peel, extract and twists lo make it special. It's Sur· prisln(ly aim pie butsonavorful. BU'M'Ell ,\LMOND SIJCES 1 ~up (2 sticks) butter t,i cup suear 4eggs 2 tablespoons grated lemon peel 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon vanilla Jo/, cups all-purpose nour 21,.:i teaspoons baking powder 1,.~ teaspoon salt 1 cup finely chopped almonds Cream butter and sugar unll.I light and Our- •. ./ .. @Kellon ComP8">' Cl 1174 Kellota Company --· Wednesday Oocember 1, 1976 fy. Beat ln eggs, ono at a lime. Stir In lemon peel and juice and vanilla. Cotnblne flour. baking powder a..S salt. Add to creamed mixture and mix well, Stir in almonds. Knead dough eenUy on a lightly noured surface to make lt smooth. Dlvld.e dough lhto ~. Shape each piece lo fot'm p 12 x 2-lnch loaf. Place loaves. 2 inches apart, on a buttered and noured cookie sheet. Bnaah lops with m~lle<I butter and sprinkle with clMamon sugar. Bake in a preheated 37$' F. oven about 25 minutes. Cut each loaf into ~-inch slices. Serve wa rm. Yield: 3loavesor48sllces. ORANGE AND BONEY MILK 1 quart milk ~'cup honey 1teasJWPn1rated oranae peel l teaaian oranee eJttract Oranat twlsta Copltional) MOCHA WARMER 3 tablespoons instant coffee 1,., teaspoon cinnamon l quart chocolate milk Whipped cream Chocolate curls. Combine milk and honey. Heat to servina temperature. CDo not boll) Add ~nae peel and extract. Pour Into mugs or cups. Gamlab with orange twists, If desired. Yield: 4 cups. CINNAMON CAFE AU LAIT 2oupsmllk ~teaspoon cinnamon 1 /16 teaspoon clqves 1/16 teaspoon allapice 2 cups hot double·sll'enllh coffee Combine instant coffee and cinnamon. Stir in chocolate milk. Heat to serving temperature. (Do not boil) Pour lnto mucs or cups. Top with whipped cream and chocolale curls. Yield: 4 cups Heat milk In heavy saucepan over low heat, beating constantly unW hot and foamy. Stir spices into hot coffee. Pour milk and coffee simultaneously into a pitcher so that milk and coffee blend as they are poured. Serve In cups with cinnamon slick stirrers, if desired~ Yield: 4 cups. \ --- ·' whenyouput ice Krispies in your arshmallow Treats. 'Tis th e season to enjoy an extra savings on Kellogg's Rice Kri spies and extra-good Holiday eating with Mar5hmall ow Treats. This delicious, crunchy confection takes only minutes to make. Requires no baki ng. Uses just three tasty ingredients: Rice Krispies, marshmallows and margarine. So, clip the coupon and easy recipe. Put a.dime in your pocket and tasty Marshmallow Treats on your Holiday table. ---~ f_,_MARSH~LLOW \..--------1 TR EA TS . · 1 e saucepan over ' 1. Melt marganne in ;~~llows and cook. \ V• cup regular margarine low heat. Add mar~\11 marshmallows are \ or butter st1mng co~sl~~:~~e ~s very syrupy. Remove \ l kg. (6 to 10 oz.). \ melted an m ' pregular marshmallows. from Mat. I . s cereal. Stir until welt I s 2. Add Rice Kr sp1e ' about 40. OR 4 cup coated. I or waxed paper. \ mi.,.ature marshmallows 3. Using buttered spa~~~ hrmly In buttered l 5 ps KELLOGG'S press m1llt.ure evenlyCu\ Into squares when \ ~~CE KAI SPIES cereal 13 ll 9 x 2-1nch pan. cool. 2 x 2 ln.::hos I Y~ld: 24 squares. 'warm m\Kturt '"H> NOTE· For thicker squares./;:~ rt1utls are obt•l"td \ tiutltrtd 9 JC 9 JC ~-~~~~=llOW$ AbOUI 2 cue=.~~ ' wll•" usl"Q tres_ay be tubllllUltd !Of ~II low ll••t allOW creme ,.. 1 aod cook over ~ 10 111011ed rnargB~:: coosta"tly. Remove trom J abOUI ~ ml"~'::·d~,1~~110 '" •ltP 2 lbOVI. ~ 11111.Proe.. ----- ·1 ---• • ""'!\ ---~--~~~Mill~~ - . I I ·1(Jfo7~ RICE KRISPIES® The ANYTIMEcereal , I I . . . . .. . , ' . . And you still'have so many things to do before Christmas Day! Kl FACIAL 49c eenex nssuE ••••••••••• . . Let El Rancho make It easier for you to do yow metw pining-with specials that asswe you Yalue-and variety that assures satisfaction. Yuu re rc·ndy for the >.ncc1in' i;ea .. on when you have a box or two on hand' !!00 ct pkg, Frozen Food Del Mo,nte's golden yellow cling peachea-firm and flavorful-No. 2 \li can J • Niblets :r. .............. 27< DEEP DISH SWANSON MEAT 7 9 ( T I ·ASSORTED 45c . 0 We $ COLORS • • • • • • • • • • • • • · .~ . T ender plump kernels, from Creen Giant .•• whole kernel, full navor! 12 oz l'no PIES There's value in Springlield ••• liig roll or thirsty towels-and strong! 130 sheets yogurt ~VOHS •••••••••••• 2 _ 1 c Hungry Man: Beef, Burger, Chicken or T urkey! 16 oz Macaroni. QIIS[ •• 29e · Root Beer ~:CK ....... 99c Fruit-on-tht-.?ultom-to offer the flavor you favor! ••• and variety! Springficld-8 oz Van de Kamp'1:1 ••• 10 ounce pack.age Jug ••• with goodness you remember ••• Regular or Sugar-free 12 ounce cana! C . 0·1 S169 r1sco 1 ••••••• .Fries ulm<l"ll r::n~ase-frec! •Iii 11t • Mushrooms . . . . 73c (;rc•t'n <; it•nl \\'hole or Sliced' 4 • oz Purex ..••.•.••• &9c Liquid hlench gallon (JOc otf) LIQUID JOY . · Deli catessen Farmer John 7 9 ( FRANKS , .. Hlu1· ril!h .. 11 1·11'' li,..in' l lh pkJ:. Sliced Ham . . . . 79c Ll'lln . . clel1rn1u~ly f'arm(lr Jnhn! 5 o:J Taco Shells . . . . 49c Aln', rt'old\ tn fill' pks.: of 12 Canned ~am .... 5891 Ouhuque-fullv rooked' .·, th "1r Cookies Nlsal ••• 35e Orange Juice. • • 39e Trnp1cana -read}' lo pour' 61 01. English s 129 CHEESE Liquor Dep 't. SAVE $1.00 ON El RANCHO RUM l'uert11 R1 ran I .1j!ht nr Uerk Quart Vodka muco40e ••• 5299 Our own llnliclnv l11llt'~ rifth Dewar's Scotchs 1776 S11ve I 2:100 While L8bel-1l l(al. Cabin Still • • . . • 5991 Straight whiskey reduced 2 no •.i, gal. Falstaff Beer .. s1 11 .Six pal'k .. 12 ounce con!I Seven Crown • s 1149 ~engram·., hlendrd wh1i<ke)' 1 i gal Weibel Wine ••• 5249 Famous Green HunJ?arian! fifth Sebastiani I 'WINE $3 29 • Vin Rose. Chabli1, Burrundy. Vl sal. VAIRl.A WAFlll •••••••••••••• SIC Margarine...... 77 e Fle1schmann'11 Soft-1 lb. puckAl(l' Lasagna •••••••• s1 69 StoufTer makes it so good! 21 oz ~v~f ~;o~er ~~~~la:.~ ~i; o~9C Brownie Mix .•• 95e Duncan Hine:; .•. :.!3 11uncc package .stuffed Shells • sl 69 Stouffer's-choice of three kinds!. Dressing =:ss ... · 49e Seven Seaa-8 ounce boltle Strawberry& 9 c JAM ~ ::.~:GE 7 5 c FIRE 39c lOCiS ... Mary Ellen-cup to a cup! 18 oz • Minute Maid from Florida! 16 oz Our,011me-la!'ts thrct' hours! Butcher-Shop S~rvice and M enu Makin/Variety! • Teriyaki s 1-19. STEAK Top round U.S.D.A. Choice beef Swiss Steak ••• 511! Round c,ut U.S.D.A. Choice beef Rump Roast •••• 5129 Round cut of U.S .O.A. '"'hoioe beef Pepper s1a~ STEAK .• Loin rnt nl U.S .D.A. Choice beef Omaha Roast •• s l 3t Round cut U.S.D.A. tho1ce beef Stew Beef .•.•• 515t F:xtra Iran, Boneless1 Choice bt'ef Round Si11k -~~ ............... 1ltl Looking tor i.ul1~fal't1nn m hrnrt tender heel'? ... well, you can end your l'lelllrch at El Rancho, this week' ' Ground Beef ... s1 1t Chuck Steak.. . 79~ ('enter cul! lf S D.A. -l~1oice Chopped Steaks s l 2t Leanesl grind-3 per lb (bulk toe) .. . Beef Roast~~s. 515t Beef Liver • • • • • 69 ~ ChUck cut i;houlder clod -Choice! Fresh, young and tender! Pork Roast ~~~ms~ .... ~ ....... 1llll I H11 .. 111n llull r1111'<I lr1·,h fo.n,..IN11 pork In be o~ delightful as it should be! Here's value! Meat Loaf • . • • . 99~ Oven rrarh mnde with lreRh <'ICllM! Beef Rib Bones 69i Ml'ntv' \h1t1rr' Hnkr or hnrbl'<Uc CABBAGE 49c ROLLS .. Stufff'rl oven ready , .. nnd we use whole frr~h eir11s! a· oz earh Split Broilers • • 59~ Large Cr. "A" fryers -with giblets Sliced Bacon ••. s 1°t El Rancho'11 thicker ranch stylr Super Fresh Produce! • ~ . JUMBO . r..$/ ., Avocados SIZE.......... 1 . I C'nlifomia'11 line11t •.• nnd the jumbo aize offera you more emooth, buttery goodne1111! ApplesmlflJCMS ••••• 3,s1 Extra fonry-from W11111hington State Juice Oranges ••••. 4t51 Sweetllndjuicy ••• large size for valur ' / CABBAGE ROMAlllE SUIUDS ... . 15( C111SP WYU ••• .. fK$lt 111 IJICE ••• All CllDI ••• c..nm 29~ Pricri in ~ffrr-t Thur V rc 2 throuRh Wed. Dec. 8 OpM doily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 7 No ~olra to drolrrlf F10m the happy Sunlhln• bakenl 11 oa Cold cupe INl(hp ol eiahty-3' 01 Bnth aizt bar (Ille. Sc tff "911) Gino'• Pel'Pf~ or Sauu11' Pk1 of e . lf10I TU IACS ••.•......• Sl.69 a. FE ••••.•..••••••... $1.29 TRASH BAU ................ $1.19 '°' DllOSwmrnmaas .......... $1.59 J't)pwar "black lt•"-100 bap • C•lsnn F•brlc Son.nor ••• 24 ahet~ Glad -for 1lren1h! pk1. of 8 33 1al. ChOOM Chopped Sirloin or Turk~! 16 OJ" ·I t. ,- Baggies ••••••• ~ 79c Package of 50 pfastic bags Tomato Paste •• 23c Hunt'a •• : rich and thick! 6 oa Noodles • • • • • • • • 55c Globe A·l ••• all varietint 12 oz. LIGHT TUNA Springfield <"hunk style-No. 1h can FRESH FILLETS! PACIFIC RED . $ ·1 ''• SNAPPER Aroil, bake or pan-fry! Fresh ·Clams •• 79i New England Cherryatones! . Fresh Clams ~ • 99i New Englnnd Littlenecks Crab Legs ••• ~. ~1 i.• Meaty! ... from Alaskan crabs Cooked Shrimp 534! .Just rillhl for shrimp cockltlil Turbot Fillets •• s 12t f'rom off the coast of Greenland .F.i ft y winnen each get two t icket.A-plu11 free reserved parkfng- ... f''abulou11 seats at our locati0n <•n C'olnrado Hlvd. in Puadena! No purchn11e nece8!1ary-ju11t. entM your name al nny of our 1torc1! ~ ..•..•..••.•.•.•••••••. 21c Mlnui.. Meld rn-, <•mtd qu1lli1r e oa l~··················~··2*o Mfnute Maid-Pink c\r Recular-f oi ' New Ideas Not Corny Com is one of the oldest of the earth's cultivated crops. It dates back, between 5000 and 6000 B.C. Although discovered m Cuba, corn was believed to have first grown m South America HUSH PUPPIES 1 ~ cups enriched corn meal 1 •cup sifted all purpose flour 2 teaspoons balung powder 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons chopped chives (optional) 1 cupm1lk 1 egg, beaten Vegetable oil or melted shortening Sift together dry ingredients; add chives. Stir in milk cind ~gg, muting just until dry ingre- dlent.s are moistened. For each hush puppy, drop rounded teas'poonfuls of batter into deep hot oil (375 degrees F.). frying only a few at a time. Fry until golden brown; drain on absorbent paper. Makes 2'h dozen. GOLDEN CORN PIE 2 cups biscuit mix 'h cup cold milk 2Tbsp. margarine or butler 1-4 cup chopped onion '• cup chopped green pepper 14 cup flour I/• tsp. sail 1 can (17 oz.) cream style golden sweet corn 2 eggs, beaten v. cup milk or whipping cream 8 oz. cooked ham, cubed Combine biscwt mix and milk ; mix Roll out; line 9-anch pie plate with dough Bake at 375• F., 5 to 10 minutes. Saute onion and green pepper in margarine. Blend in flour and salt. Add corn; cook. stirring constantly, until thickened. Combine eggs and milk. SI.Jr rapuUy 1010 com mixture. Add ham. Pour into crust. Bake at 275" F., 20 to 25 minutes. Garnish with cu{-outs from remaining dough, if desired. before baking. Makes 4 to 6 servings TAM A.LE OORN PIE 1 'h lb. ground beef 1 medium onion, chopped l clove garlic, minced 2 tablespoons chiU powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 can (17 ounces> cream ~tyle golden sweet com · 1 can ( 16 ounce) stewed tomatoes 1 t'an (8 ounces> tomato sauce 1 can (21 ~ ounces) sliced rape olives, drained 1 cup corn meal •1a cap salad oil l egg, beaten ln large saucepan, brown meat with onion ~d garlic. Drain. Add remaining ingredients; mix well. Cook. stirring constantly, until thickened. Pour into a greased 2·quart rasserolt• Bake at 350 F . 45 to 50 minutes Makes 4 to fi servings. Kt\TllYSKEHAN'S CORN CHOWDER 3 medium potatoes, pared and da red l medium oniOJl, finely chopped 1 cup water ·~cup butter or margarine 16-ounce can cream·style corn 7 or 812·0\lncc can whole-kernel corn, un drained Jt'ups milk Salt and freshly ground ~pper to taste Rrine th<' ootatocs. omon, water and bulle'r to a boil; simmer. covered, until potatoes are lender-about llQ mmutes Add cream-style and whole-kernel corn and milk; simmer ldo not boil ) for 10 to 15 n11nutet. Star an salt and pepJ>('r Makes thrn ani:-; · CORN CAKES 1 lar~e e~g 3 tablespoons nour ', lt.'aspoon salt 81 ~ ount'e can creamst) le corn 2 tablt.'spoons butler . Beat ei:g until UuckcnNJ and lemon color ·neat in lhl· flour and salt until combined Star an the corn In a 10 inch skillet over moderate heal, heat l tablespoon of buttt'r Drop in about half the com mixture. by h~ping tablespoonsful, well apart Brown on both sad~. tumang once, keep I warm an a low oven. Heat rf'mainmg butlc·r .ind cook rema1nUlg mixture the· 'J me way SN\ i· JI on re Makes 16 .__~~ ~~~ The Armchair Hunter says Ringneck Pheasant ~hukar Partridge .. Bobwhite Quail Mallard Duck Guinea Also eva bte: hors d'oeuvres and bonelesa Corni.,, O• hens. All freah·frozen Dres:.ed. ready to cook w11h Free Recipe Foldor. 2 convl'n1E>nl loc;it1ono; --· nlltt'$A aon IAAAl'l I Mf.O YO\I MOST BOYS MARKETS OPEN 24 llRS. Glorify the season with corn dishes such as Hush Puppies (left) or Golden Corn Pie (right). NAVEL EXTRA FANCY NORTHWEST BOYS LOVE SANT A RED DELICIOUS EFFECllVE THURS, OK 2nd llvu WED , 81h 1976 SORRY. NO SAlES TO DEALERS • c ,.. ••• $ • Soft b---• e lOl"Q k2-U"'Q e foctr. l.1f'IO NIU _.., • w-.rworor.I • u 1 •wo,..d MINUIE MAIO CHltlEO ORANGE JUICE '4 ~ .. 79 ;·. ~ c J··: ANTHONY 16 'oz. Pr.G I OODLES • MEDIUM • WIOf • EXTRA W10E SPRINGFIE,O PUREX HEAVV DUTY APPLES SWHTHEAPT SOLID LAUNDIY !IOWl ClEAllH llTEIHllT PINK LIQUID DISH DETERGENT.:·: lOZ.4CJc ':.~~·79c ~~~·39( ...... ~l ·lJ!tUIWJ:FG•'?\ o~ru .... ,. FARMER JOHN Hu-.r,•11•<~ ::~~ETY S 139 MEA J ~~,~~~!.I~;·:., c~ 37< SHl-0 -AZI RAMEll , · MUl(WNAllCIN•t <O~•O• WIENERS lAOOHtl"CCOW 0~ ' ORIENTAL NOODLES::;, IHF "oz SJ 4S H I. "o. CHEESE : ~.:. "... 89< J~ OL 6' s 1 ·:<' •U\S!N O;-Vl.QINIA : SALAMI CHUBS StJc llTS ...... PKG. ~ . KOSHER 11 95< IEEF -, 7& OUl4fl.\ME 3 19c'·:::-:~> PICKLES OI HANKS : ..,. COLOI ·~ . ...... .,...._.._,....... .., ''" ~ ......................... ,... ............. LOGS__ . c. ..... --..~ , ...... ·-..... , _... • ., '"' ..,.,. ..-Wrl ..... '-c .... ,............... ....... . . -,,., OECOAATOl COPPER WALL PLAQUES . ''"'"''"' •CCIHl fOI Al#l WAll PEN & QUILL TOPPING IS\~Ot. 87( iovs ANO CIR~ CORDUROY BOXER >:. \ONGIES t.-.~ . ._.-. , .... •,t_ ..... , . "''"'. ORE IOA (fltOZEN ) CIOPPID OllOIS 1201. 3:s 1 ORE IOA (FROZEN) 01101111'5 10L 3t • Wednesday. Oecomber 1 1976 FANCY SWEET JUICY .. DAILY PILOT C l 1 1 FROZEN FOODS MORNINGS TA~ FARMS BRIDGFORD WHITE READ • llNt'~ t ~U1P, COCK 0 WALK 29 oz. B • ff<Jlll S CLING 49' l 89 89 PEACHES 1-l•. C ~t C UAOY FOii A (MANQl 1 '" o~ PECAN PIE 1·l8 A OZ. $1 29 A DELICIOUS TREAT EA PEPSI COLA 1.c> d1 ITL 1'0L-4N. s 1 n 1 OL-111'1. . HALVES or SLICES nG. NATURE VAUEY (~IOLA IAIS ·-·,•~•Coco) c AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES ANTHONY MAC M.' CHHSI n• 4 ~s1 OL I HUNTINGTON BEACH -GOLDENWEST a MANSION AVE. ' CIZ DAILY PILOT Wednesday December 1 1978 ·"' Formula : Reduce Gobbles 'I. to Nibbles THE SUM GOURMET By BARBARA-GIBBONS CHICAGO IC "eal· ing out·' 1s one or your OC· cupational hazard:., con s ider the plight or Edward Robert Brook!>, Chicago wine writer and radio restaurant critic, who r urely c ats • anywhere but "out" ... each meal an epicurean event. Staying slim on such a beat would be an achievem ent. Getting sllm is a rnaraclc. But Ed did 1t. Seventy pounds worth! We first m et ")<,har· ing" a bus scat on a rood industry field trap. A1250 pounds. Ed took up two thirds of 1l. But the next ume we met. all that wa' left or him w~s his rakish black beard and reso nant radio voice . . as 1r beard and baritone had been tram.planted on a brand-new body Since Ed was supposed to be interviewing me on hi s "Gourmet on the Go" radio show, he was ob· viously still plying his tradl' "Out how did you do i l "!" l a s ke d . pencil poised "What advice do _vou have for my calon c- ronsc1ous readers who ·cat out' at lot''" "I learned lo nibble in· stead of gobble." .said Ed, "To sip mstf:'tid of quaff. It's not ncccs:o.ary to ·eat tht' whok thing' co t.•xpenence a nc•w tastl• M~nsallon l still try a wide varietv or roodi. ... but I sample inSlt.'Jd or stuff "I don't cat bread land butter> unlt•ss hr<'ad 1<, a Spt.'Cl<tlly Of tht• hou~t.· :.m I n sh soda bre~1d, for l'Xampll.' " fll'fore I or· der ;.inylhrnf.! I look ut lhe whole: menu and plan m) t.·nlire m eal 1n ad\·:mCt'. fro m appct1zt>r to dc·sscrt . . with )>eV l'ra l om1ss1ons. of tourse If the dessert 1~ ~omclhln~ l'Sperially c•xquis1tc. I might rlN•t to omit the appct rzcr. or some sidt.· disht•s "I m1~ht <'Vt'n omit lhl' main courst>' ThJt 's 1f the soups, ~;dads .ind ap petizers arl' w ffit•ic·ntl\ , 1ntngumg Squash 'Brewed' This ,1rorn !>(\Ua'>h I~ stu rlt·tl "1th p ork ., .. u..,a~c onion and pep ~rs. then 0Jvored v.1th rnt•llow bre w to bring out the true navor or all ST UFFED ACORN SQUASH I pound bulk llf>rk ~Jus.tge meat I medium onion, "And l• might leJve ooe third lo one-half of every dash behind. ''There 's n oth ing wrong with doggy bags," Ed said. "Jn fact, many of the best restaurants give doggy-bagging their stamp of respectability by creatively packaging l e ft over s in f o JI , sculptured in the shape o ( a nim a l or bird forms " Ed likes to brine these charming foil goodies ho m e to his children. "i! great way lo eitpose young11tet!> to sophisticated food an the familiar setting of home. "l DO try to avoid fried foods, espec1aijy breaded fried foods," Ed continued . "And I 'm particul arly pa rtial to beautifully prepared fish dishes poached in wine "I like to savor the flavors and le>Ctures or carefully prepared fresh vegetables, not drowned in butler or sauce. I a lways ask for the sauces on the side, so I can sample them " extend into the late even· Ed ·s favorite ~1p-snack mg, so his luoches fUJ lhl: as aced tea -any tJm~ of same functlon.) year. It's no-calorie and Ed likes Oriental and the liquid Calls him up. all sorts of "ethnic" Well-s easone d broths restaurants ..• prefers and consommes fill the to go with a group, each same purpose. person ordering a dil· To the chagrin of nutri· ferent main course. all tionists, Ed s k ~· served "familystyle"so breakfast . "t 'm not · · each person can help vbmg 1t. but that's wh· imself t o something works for me. To from many di~bes. breakfast foods tend o To other r estaurant· be boring and l 'd rather goers who'd like to trim not W4'Sle the calories. down without giving up (But Ed's working days the joy of eating out, Ed ud4a this advice. the calorie-rich courses • -Become nutrition-and Ml up on the others koowtedgeab l e . Be -SubstltutequaUty(or- f hi h foods nd quantity, "ti, tho 1npe-aware 0 w c a 1lients are at the prime of ingredients are fattening freshness, the prepara· and whlch aren't, so YQU tion at the peak of perlec· can gauge your portlon sizes accordingly ... As a lion. you 'll be satisfied with less.·· food expert. lhts is in· Cormution Ed already -~nd finally., ''re · possesses. but for other cogmze that you re the weight -wary restaurant· . only one who ~an tuke goer s, it is worth acqulr· the res pons1b1hty ror ini. your own success. Put -Don't eliminate any• your~el f m control of type category of food; food~ mstea~.or the 0U1er. s lmply eat s paringly of way around. • • YOU ALWAYS SAVEi deli. I I • 4 IAV BURRITOS :· •. " BRAU.NSCHWEIGER1 : ':. 1'1"&ll ff Ahl • ...... •.fl ft P BEEF FRANKS •· . BHF FRANKS fl.t.l'-..•flut • Wll trrtt• • SLICED BOLO (t•,t AW 4illA•f h COTTO SALAMI • :··· (J•t AM ... A fl A• AIH h l f' tf 8UfFAANKS ~:· 0'f.t.'4 ~f,1(it •tlrTlt .... ,.~ PORK LINKS ; · ':· (1\1 •M~AtfN •• ut4 -.1 '•lrilf)• It ~{".9~}.~ .LINKS ~. COTTO SALAMI ;., •.t-t•;whllAf SLICED BACON '""'" SLICED BACON : .," l I' f flPll'I • ANNI I) SLICED BACON , • , . ' ~~~ 111a-•• Q"''~ WITH STATER BROS. LOW-a.ow PRICES •• • ' . Wl lllSUVl fH( Rl<;HT TO LIMIT OR RlfU\l SAUS TO CCMIW\lRCIAl O(ALlllS OR WHOLESAURS FRYING CHUCK CHICKENS ROAST 0 FRESH• USDA GRADE A BEEF CUT·UP 4St LB. Bl.AO -CUT WHOLE·800Y 39.~ 5 c ~ LB. ~ STYLE ,, PORK SALE . SLICED fAl ,._. • r'OAK • ~0Ul0LR .. age BACON c eun ROAST TABLE BRAN O f 81 ~~ • r't'IA" ~t<tfJ rf .. 99c BLADE STEAKS ··~· iiiin'ioAsr A· >H" ... :. gee t •1 SH• Uh" ~ 79c LB. PORK SAUSAGE 8££•·-011ND•90Nl1H s 12• U(r •eO•(llSql \l • 12• llU••lOlt•·~tU• $205 • RUMP ROAaT l • ROUND STIAK ~·7t PORTIRHOUSI 1u ,.,,.,\... lt CUalD STIAK lb T·BONI t• ..;..~~ 10AC.$~0·ou1•,,NllDAN ••• , s 11• ULJ $198 BHf •\OtN•!olfA~ $199 '9 / &U••IO"llfS~ s1•• ll(~•C .. UCl•PQI 89C Bllf•l>MAl\fND\tl'ol" $149 • -.... --STIW M'AT 1e A•M ROAST .11 RIB STIAK ~:~'·' "' 11 $1 o~ all .. ar'iiv•• ,, 69c J~aONI ROAST .. 98c ctiucKuSTIAK ..... 79c . I 10 ~H • MO/f H TURBOT FILLET ,8 $119 PATllC~CUD••<'•PO .. •S>o<IULO(~ $3'f• 9lH•CHUC••llOHElU6 s139 11Clf•lOIN•5TfA~•llONlll~' $209 • PICNIC 3-U l A SHOULDIR HASf u TOP SIRLOIN '" •" $ 1 :Z 9 tf()RMCL •••• llH •SMALL (NO lt '• l& $1 19 ftl U • AOV'<O • 80"11l'.~ $17• •ft POLISH HAM '" u ~ RIB ROAST ~~~•"' '" TIP STIAK . ..._ f Al\•~ f flt()/I H • (' htAO•Ut FILLET Of SOLE 111J1~t4Jf'O/fN •"~lfJOt ~·~·~•ft RED SNAPPER '. $169 ,. 99c 8TlC1'p' AORU .. 00 •Aft()f<~TI$~ $169 8fH. n<vC•. IOtjfl(n s 1 •• -------------• '" SHOULDIR sn aic . 111 ,, AVAILAILENOW AT .AU. ST ATER BROS. MARKETS 1 u•"t..,.•11 ~.•t("1t1 t+i t ttrr, w.~r:-t I A\• wtt" •tT 't•r I f4h\ AVAllAMI Al AJtrf' \tA ~·· .... N>Ahlt lt1(f ,,.., ilotW .. ~Wfi (f Yf "' I y 1f tll l•ilf•,. ,t.•~ I ~ltA .,.... ••• {.1tt (1•11 l"Alf .... t •tll'lfMA .. t • .., AH P\f9 t•4' r:, 41 ,..._, ~I.Alli 9ltO #•lif•tl • t<UltMH • Af"6 ~E-ltlA,_ HOI ! CHILI W /BEANS ! Cii 'E'MIXES !i li LS OAP l'hOppt•d "" I med 1 um i: fl't'O JICl>- ~r r hoppt>d ',cup beer I C'Up '>Ort brt>ad crumb' 2 arorn squash :-.ah Pepper In 5kallct. fr> "a""oge meat. onion und gn<t>n J>e ppe r . !ICra mblln ~ togetht'r Mcanwhtlt-, pc1ur beer ov1·r bread crumbs and let 11oak Wht•n meat 1s ltghlly browned. pour oH nc 1· u m u I a t e d r a t a n d squeeze out excess hquld frvm uread crumb!> To!ls meat and bread tog e.h er to m ix thoroughly Cut squash in half and clean out cen· ters. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. F1 II centers with sausage mixture. Place in baking d lsh a.nd cover with aluminum foil. Bake 30 minutes at 350 dearees F. Remove foil cover and continue baking another 30 minutes until squash is done. Yield: 4 sttY· in gs. Fix in gs Roasted Second day roust ~r ls wonderful to have on band during the busy bolldays . Time saving cooks often double lbe size roast needed fm-a meal. The next day \here are great lhtln11 Temain· ing for Mef sandwiches, s nack w a nd hearty salads. Be sure to ~er lettover beef lo a m•lsture·proor wrap lo prevtnl dry1n1 O\!.t In the refri1eralor. l • ,, I . ISH BATHSllE • PRICE INCL. sc OFF LABEL SPRING ':fleattt & '8fA4 J"IUJ. S~J. $COUGH a COLD AIM • SYRUP •TABLETS TOOTHPASTE •.AYt•• ro•CHtlOl'LJrrf 3 oc ~ .. oz li!lii'. 56c •93c LISJERINE EFFERDENT MOU1HWASH TABLETS s t•OI e ~t 79c 96c RAZOR BLADES t¢ .. l('.t • 141'(-M AOAISIAlkl • S ••Cl lAltOl • '11/HCY • SWl ll • U lllCl'lll> TANGERINE$ .. l• 23 4 UI HO l•IWU•·•owH 12 c ONIOM<_..... ..l• UI NO ,,;J,• 12 c POTATOES .............. LI APPLES ruu •ANCY. MULL WA-IOlo • 1110 DIUCIOUI >I l .J l .. ! .- ' IOOMER LINOA.~~ SOOMesz E.Vf.rz. '\ t.1e 10 YOO? ' INSIDE WOODY ,.LLEN FUNKY WINKEUEAN lo~~) ~~~. TANK McNAMARA ~ACTl..Y AFfY. f'E'Jl Cf;Nf OF ~IS 11Me . ,,., OON'T YOU THINK THAT SOUNDS VERY CH ll.PISH '? TODAY'S CIDSSIDBD PVZZLI UNTTElrFearure Syncncatt ACROSS oroee11t0n •tl .. lldy 1 Mll\Clef, Ill I t9 SlflO wa y ioyousty ti l a SOUS belhJllC 8c:lleme m1u lle llffOtne S 1 Mll,lllth tO Teti ltlH S2 ~oooe119 14 E1191Mdtty tnat '5 . ··· t11ancn Informal Gatwey Bey SS Oueoec City ~OUD lo.indef 16 HOtlZOlllll ~8 Of a 1.,ce liar COl\tl'llM 17 Norll\ern 90 Pwtallt o1 l S ~atttltrlOfl 81 K~d ol llOlf 18 UnllUIV 82 Be Oii "'"""•' 2 tenttaol 11 Klndot 370.tatong WOtda 63 Cfttfftlell wood 4 0 E. 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F. lrown and Mel Casson ~·9 .AN ... ~P£fZT IN f4ALf .. 1lZUnJ~. l ' I ~ I c;;!) Joe Mca lllbl l 1 r o_ .. by Tom Batiulc by Jeff Miller & 1111 Hinds PEANUTS JUDGE PARKB DR. SMOCK 1"eL.L.. .MRS. POYt...S SHS CAN'~ ee C'IS- CHAR<SSP LJN"Y°ll.,. w e FINISH R LJNNI NG H&R CREPI~ CH6CK GORDO MOON MULUMS Wtdn~~iy December 1 1976 0:.1LYF ')T €13 UJ THE GIRLS by Charles M. Schull c:::::=----------. EA01 ONE HAS A ume DON'T 5.tu J'AA 6iJNr;'( ON IT ORE55€0 VP l'\T IY\ LIKE A~... NOT ~Ell6fOUS!! "That'~ tertainly goina to m11ke some woman my cxnt t si1e who simply adores natural mink-and ONLY S57$-vcry happy th" Chnstmas" DENNIS THE MENACE ~ .. ·~· MISS PEACH by Mtl I \ YOUNG TM EDER BHF LIVER FRESH SLICED ··~· 99~ OSCAR MAYER SLICED BACON Wltl!o.t C~" Sl.S9 tc...,..,..-c"~ ,OSCAR MA YER I 01. SLICED BOLOGNA MUT « Hlf' BEEF CHUCK BEEF ROAST Store Hours: 9 to 9 Dally -Sunday 9 to 7 ,.,c .. ~ti .. Thurs., Dec. 2 thru Wed., Dec. 8 .... =-~,ect .. Stec II • ~ W• G4adty Acupt food Stampi We RHUYe The RiqM To Limit QuontitiH And RefuH Sale To beden Aftd Wllo&e1aiff'1. HUNTS=TO 80Z. CAN SEVEHBOHE ate LB. BONELESS LEAH BEEF USDA CHOICE RR I SK ET FOSTER FARMS or UCKY FRYING CHICKEN ·, BREAST Ll.09LB. OUR OWM GROUMD PORK SAUSAGE 69~ FOSTER FARMS Oii' UCKY FRYING CHICKEN LEGS and THIGHS 79~. 89~ ~OL SLICES 79~ ) ,,. ........., ................. l,. ~ ... e.. •• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ~c:\~:'i::!:!i (&42•5878) ,..~o!t'~~ aROIS: AdYertfMn thoYld check ttwlr odl daily and ,..port .... ron 1 .... dlatety. TIW DAJL Y PILOT 01...,.1 11-..Mty for the fint lrt- cCMnet ln1et1IOfl only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1001 ....................... NEWPORT SHORES 2·Story A· frame. wood beamed ceilin gs ; 4 bdrms., 2 ba t hs: seeluded patio. Walk to beach. l>QOls & tcnms Reduced to $85,000. 673·3663 642·2253 Eves associated 8AOKEAS-AE ALTOAS 101\ W Bolbo~ b 71 16• I To pla•·c your me~11a1?c hcfore lhl' rcad11111. pubhc, phone 0 ,1ily Pilot t;la:1:.1f1cd, 642·~7K MAMMIMGS IHF FLANK STEAK s1'~ ,. .................••.••• 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOYER SHORES Tru l y ra n tast1c 4 bedroom . family room pool humc with l'X· pumnve \'ICW or the Up· per Bay und i.urroundini: mount1u rn. 1-;nure home bwlt around atnum and oval pool wilh unique custol'(l fountain. Cov· ered by clc.Ar, rdracta· ble dome. Fabuloua large master lllitc with view.· Has heated and filtered Jal·uzzi spa + i.team bath und garden a rea. K1tehen w it h breakfu1>t nook and r .. ml· ly rm w1wct bur have view of the buy. There are too many amcnlt1es to descnbc this fantastic home to hbt. Truly a ttood buy at $330,000. ~UPERB f-fOMES MALTY INC 1555 W. Beket, C.M. HHI 10 Marllet Basket S49·86SS SMlU. TlfS Beauuful home nuthmi: i.melb heller than new plush carpets & frclih paint . Squeaky clean thruout. 4 111~ bcdrmi.. 2 baths. Family room, fplc, all the extras ! Great Costa Mt'sa loca- tion neur l>Choob Just listed ut Mi8,SOO Call ~1151 ~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS VA Buyers Call Now MA.-.MGHff U.S.D.A. TOP SIRLOIN I WEEK OMLY M•MtllllG IUF HINDQT, OF BEEF With Roast Sec. Average Wt. 190 lo 280t: MAR~~!INE 49c CiCKij\o'~" 3 ~5 1 MA!~?:IU ~~~·,·~s131 HEINZ SWEET ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"HIWSIOY" WATERFRONT CON 00 ~· slip, new pa noram ic h1&y view 12$5,000 inclJ I.And M ove 1n by Christmas. Owner li4\I Kt61 Pn nt· only · LOOICIMG-.. ror ;i homa In Newport Ruch ':i t:l&stbluH · Big <.:anyon H•rbor View · TI1c Bluffs . Wutcurr • Irvine':. Turtle rock , etc 7 We have lovely homn to sbow you In ull these a reu, end mucb more ... pleaaecaJl c. F. Coleswortbv UALTOIS '40.0010 CoroM .. M..- DUPLllC One of lhe best floor plans and locahons ln town. Each,'unU tin 3 bL'Cirm, 2 bath. family rm, f1repluces, & bltn kitchen. ~parate laun- dry room1 . Walk to schools le shopping. A must see!! $14!1,SOO . 644-7270. Greotlft•••hM..tl l~arge bldg.+ large l BR apt over double gar., with good lease on bcau- ty shop. Choice Eastside location. Call Day or Nile 646-3928 eves; 548·3561 Lachenmyer Reultor MESA VERDE Super s br. Extra lge family & !Jvlng rm. Pool & jacuzzi. Across fro m park/nr golf course. All ror only $152,SOO. Call 5'&0-9922. &·~ STUPEHDOUS DUPLEX View or Water & Li1thts 4 Bdrm & Oen + 3 Bdrm & P11Uo. Orie of the rcw large duplexes on the market. Live in one and renl the other ror ap· predation & deprecia· lion. $1S4,SOO - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 $59,950 4 Bedroom. 2 bath, c ha rmin& home w ith near new plush carpet- ing. Wood 11h.lnl{le roof. Beautiful landscaping w/sprinklers front and rear-located in fine neighborhood nr S. Coast Plaza. 646~aan ANYTIME all~ 7,c SPRINGFIELD Fs 1 91 GROUND 79c PEARS ~!~ ~ L----~-'-· _,,__~_f:t_1 !J_ .. ~_K-=--=--L-~..,· MMtHIHGs •HF 99c TRAILER PARK ~PICKLES 24 OZ. JAR 7-BONE ROAST LI. . .. with 19 Spaces, on 2N• FRITO co~~7~!"59.c iRA;EfRUIT .39c BANKAMEAICARO •MASTERCHARGE A ~~I!;t,¥.J2 °"""'"~~c:w,sa..,n· uG JUICE 460%.CAM -!pSELECT SPRINGFIELD CH Ill AND BEANS OPEN MON .• SAT. 10-6 ·· . r \... >... MORE CLASSIFIED 40 :~:M ~~~~:M -~ 1~c~•o•~•d~S~un=d•~Y~6~4=2~-7~1::9~1;~~~;_..---~~-I ~b;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;PA;;;;;G;;;;;E;;;;;D;;;2;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- -MA_fT_y_'O-'li-.-,0A-H l-S-E -,-,-=---C-+=,~PR~,~Gi::"!":''EA~LD-:"":"'1~0~L~EE-S__..5~i..,r--1~ --- 12 oz. JAR 300 AH ~:fl"'"'"----------¥1~~----------~ 1 Piiifi1s5 ·~s1 ~ 300 CAN DIAL BA TH SIZE , BAR SOAP 4 ~s11;u10 .o~c•M 1~s1 I SAUCE I 303 CAM DEL MONTE CUT IREEN BEANS C ' ~ FRESHER PRODUCE -LOWER PRICES GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 16~. 29! SWllTDISBT GRAPEFRUIT This Week's SEAFOOD SPECIALS rrtc" t'ffKtl•• Tliin.. Fri~ S.t. LIMITID SUf'f'l Y OM SOME ITIMS 1.9, .• _ ' s 179 COCKTAIL SHRIMP ••• :: • • • • • • • .. Ahtll• CRAB LEGS ...........•.•.... s 11: '-""' s2J' SCALLOPS.................... ., KMtenei s2s' COCKTAIL MEAT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. Mow a•...._ DelaMy'ailest-•t, Fntot11 House Salocl Dressiltgs lleu ChffH or OR mdVIMgcr ••.••••• 79cf; Place Yaw Holl., 0...-Mow for '-'CJe Cooll"1 Sllrt., . .. 'Ddd.Mf! ~'l04. $u; ';0Mt4 .............. .._ .. .....,. I 1 . , 978 DAIL y PILOT D l ~E !!!Wed~n:::;:tsd~•Yz....:D::,:::ec::.:::,om:::.::::be<:::.....:.....:1.:.:..;:_ __ ___;~~---;....;.1:: IMCLUDES: • Factory Air Conditioning • Power Steering " • Power Oise Brakes '76 SUNBIRD 4 cyl. engine. tinted glass. 3 speed transmission. w s w tires. 5 year-60.000 mile engine guarantee. body side mldgs. Ser #2M27B6C104846 53395 • 350..V-8 Engine • Automatic Transm1ss1on • WSW Steel Belted Radial Tires • Tinted Glass BRAID NEW 1976 &RAID Piii AS LOW AS ,. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5ef f2J57R7P1 77660 • • • '76 . SUNBIRD . • Custom seat belts. tinted glass. console. 4 cyl. engine. 5 speed trans . w.s w steel belted radial tires. clock. radio, luxury tnm group, body side mldgs . 5 year-60,000 mile engine guarantee. Ser. #2M27B6C101914 53955 '76 SUNBIRD '76 SUNBIRD '76 SUNBIRD Tinted glass. rocker mldg ., window mldgs .. wheel opening mldgs .. factory air cond . sp0rt mirrors. console. p0wer disc brakes, 4 cyl. enQine. auto. trans . p0wer steering, rallye II wheels, w.s.w steel belted radial tires. body side mldgs , 5 year-60,000 m i le engine guarantee. Ser #2M27B6C 108505. 4 cyl. engine. steel belted radial tires. front and rear bumper guards. body side mldgs., 3 speed transmjss1on. 5 year-60 ,000 mile engine guarantee Ser. #2M27B6C107494 4 cyl. enQine. 3 speed transmmsrorr,-radlal tires. bumper protection group, body side mldgs .. 5 year-60.000 mile engine guarantee. Ser. #2M27B6C106590 54395 53445 53445 PONTIAC BO NEVILLE CHINOOK MOTORHOME SEBRING SATELLITE ,74 !0)<''~ 4 •pwj. lt>C10ty (')< $ 47 95 ''7 3 f"y.., J'' / > I' 1 "l'>' '$ 2195 (~t~q A~ r"Jdio .. ""Y • _. • •, > r)'.. 11 • ~ l A.!A (.,, I..-m.~· ,>-l'>l II JI l 7 ~ J ·op 'B 'L .) , . . '75 >t" ')Jin ....... , •• ··s·419t ,,,,,,h. "' l D •-.,._ I r::inwiw .... ,.-f. • r..,._.-,.,,.., • II.Yo FM .•••no J)21\ol~l CADILLAC RDORADO MG MIDGET ~ORDOBA .. '70 ~:~, ,;.;,\\~~ .. :.·~.~ s 1795 '72 :~· ~ .. ~"y •• .,j .,. s 1995 '75 ~ ... y; ,:i. ~_. .~·~-1 s5395 '"> j ",,.. 11~.\':, C-r)flll 'Wtl i .. ( • I • f l•Y•.-i I, ' n AV. J '~ '"'" 'I, •""' • 1 'i'A OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CHEVY 1h TOM PICKUP PONTIAC TRAMS AM PLYMOUTH SEBRING PONT. LUXURY LEMANS We have several late model, low mileage, well equipped used Trans Ams to choose from. PONT. GRAND PRIX S.-J • '74 V! _,~,, t•'.J" ICYJcry °"$4395 '-'7'1-l''°'" n 1 (tl'.>•"'f ,~ ""') pow• w-• k,\.. 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IZ-6-7' ~· .~J ~ ~: , ,. .. \N<l'(1nusc1,.,, !'l"!f'e'\"'"' 1 1q~&" ' Hou.•' for Sd• 'Ho..Mt For S. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~-.._...---,_--S. jHo.se. For We ;;::::.; .......... ;;;; ~;:;· ......... ;~;; HouHt For Sal. HoitMt For We Hoan For We l CT * MORE CLASSIFIED PAGE C14 ···················•••• ··••••••••••· .. •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••···• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••·o·;: G"'rd 1002 Cl1Mrol IOOJ G .... rat 100 eo.toMno 101• ,,_..YllWy I -·-----------------------------........... ...... ...... . .. . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ..... ....... ... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ..................... . llAT IHR.A T1CN $21. tOO t•~·~ palnt & carpets. Good location. • condo unit, security gate, play. round . pool , greenbelt, picnic area. BBQ area . Carport . 2 bedrooms, f;luiltins, F I A heat. l o/.a baths. OCUH IREEU Sii.JOO 4 br. l~ bath home with family room. Swedish woodbuming fireplace. new lite paint. PV stone patio with brick BBQ NIW COSTA MfSA USTIMG! sst.too ' · Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 ba. new carpet. Xlnt location. Near aJJ schools; frwys & shopping. Lots of charm. Large lot. Quiet s treet OPPORTUNrrt Cil&R HIGKT Come as you are and get the details on yoor future an the lucrative real estate profession Speak directly with our 1''ountain Va lley Manager Available Tues and Thurs. evening 6 lo 9 p.m . or call for appt. PlAH TODAY FOR YOUR TOMOUOW 18055 Magnolia Sl .. Fowitain Valley 96.3-831 1 ~....... 1002 c;........, 1002 .............................................. ..- llCiCAHYOM IEAUTY CLASSY CONDO -UDUCED Newly listed, tastefully dttoraled & upgraded thruout. this air-conditioned 3 bedroo m in neat Rancho San J oaquin is close to the university. not fa r from the Irvine Industrial Park and direc Uy adjacent to u beautifu l pool & jacuzzi area. The view or the hills is an added feature of this classy condo. price reduced nearly $8000. to an anxious $104,900. UNl()UI: lif)Mt:S REAL TORS', 675 6000 2443 Easr Q:iast Highway. Corona del Mar 11lso 10 Mrr;.1 Verde .. 11 !>1\6 ~990 Ge .. rtll 1002 G1•ral 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llG CANYON llAUTY -UIS,000 Beautiful Country Club view! Prof dedorated thruout in lovely color tones. Choi ce wall coverin~s. lus h cptng. & drapes. parquet n oor in en· try. 3 Bdrms .. 2'h baths. J acuzzi. 7 Rue Grand Vallee Open Th/Fri 1·5 2111 S....__,..tUsRoad Ml':\ilMWP()l•l"WITtT CfHTER. M.&. 64~9 I 0 10 Burning Tree Rd . NB. l"nme "'• acre lot over loolung golf cOYrse Fan-6"erol I 002 GNffOI t Q02 tastJc vtew of caly hles &: •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 'HouSI of GLASS °"-C..._. ift H.I . ~dous 4BR. Jlii\. den oSt gam m Gourme Jtllcb . brk ri.t nook famaal din r m ~7 500 ~ .AO. 87).7601 '1ewat 1002 Ca talina' Exclusive area & qual.aly bll 4 bd home w•frml din. ~l'p fam rm & convenalion p1ttrrplc: Prol lnd!.cpd & ternr1c palJO ror execuuve enter kuruns: Mu:.l M-e lo ap pree1ate Call 838·62!.6 ~ Walker & fee · Ri1tlat1t1 · l.UGAIH HUNTERS AXER UPPf:R 4 Bcdroomi., 2 bath. family room. forma l dan- an~ plu.o. cat an katchC'n This 2000 :.q rt home needs help i\~kani: only sm.ooo °'" ~ 1 i~1 RENTALS JASMI NE CREEK 'S moi;t popular mo del Plan 2 with 2 bedrm~ & den . on greenbelt with <>Ci!an view from put10 A bargain at S72S per mth ~ii·~~~~r..mriiin~•il on yearly lea.'>f:' lnduCkli all a m e n 1l1 l'" • ·-· .. HERITAGE . • ... -· REALTORS .. WESTSIDE BEAUTY This custom r emodeled home was ·. autted and rebUtlt as new Has ex· 1.quisite country kitchen. massive osed brick corner fireplace in liv· ·in g r o o m 2 N e w baths 2 Bedrooms & den CHu,:?e master w /2nd f1re placel EX CLUSIVE NEW L ISTl NG AT RARGAI N · !>RICE OF $69.500 Call now to see 962.4454 .,,. NEWPORT WEST 3 Bedroom Newport West home that Is truly a short walk to State Beetch. Atrium 1.-ntryway with Koi (JSh pond Mass1v<• Palos Verde stone fireplace in hvtng room F amily room overlooking rear pallo. Eatm.R area in kitchen + separatl' launclrv room NEW L ISTI N C S7:t .~00 Cal I now, 962.4454 NEW ON MARKET! UMITS -LOMG llACH $69.950 S"PLEX , owner's unit has 1200 8q ft 2 hc>d rm~. 1 v..? hath. dining room and fireplace <4 J I Uedrm. 1 bath units with many amenitws. No vacancy tn 4 years No mam· &enance' Income S7~ mo A must • . ..see •! Call 546 4111 .., SPACIOUS $79,500 AttractJvt> family home featuring 3 large bedrooms. very. private . master suite with adjommg room for s tudy , den. etc. Pormal dining, family rm. 2'12 baths. lge sep recreation room could be 2 bedrm, & additiona l bath Xlnt location. Lge lot w /love ly patio. many fruit · trees. Better hurry and phone for ~ appt. 546·414 l ·;MESA VERDE BEAUTY Immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 ba th home. Fa ntastic 15x20 added fami· ly room with beamed ceilings and loads of paneling. Located on a qwet street convenient to schools and shopping Won't last long. • $73,500. CalJ 640-6161 SPLASH! SPLASH! PJfln now for s ummer run with this s ui>er s harp 4 bedroom pool home. ~ersized lot with room for boat · _ or trailer s torage. Great Costa ·~,sa location. Conv~nlent to '$~hools and shopptns. Would you ' l>elieve all tbis (or only 169.9001 · CALL 64()..6161. Clubhouse, pool 1acul21. 1 _____ ._ __ _ lenms rou ru ON BEGONIA Charm. Ing 2 bdrm on corner lol. No pets or children. ~ per mlh. ON LARKS P U R 2 bdrm. 2 bath, no pel3, one car gar. S375 per mth. yearly lease. Very ruce BREAKERS DRIVE .on Big Corona Bear h I bdrm & convertable den Fabulous view $650 pt:r mlh. Yearly lease COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS ?SUE CstHwy, CdM 67S.SS t I MESA VERDE Immaculate two story Townhouse with central a.lr·oondJt1on111g, pn vut• paho, community pool and loads or c harm Pnrt>d for q uir k SJ lt> Wllh low lnlere~t rutl' a& sumable f'HA loan Full price $46,5011 CALL 751·3191 Newpqrt Custom Walk U> beO('h or boat St.to bathe on lar11e sun deck. 2 BR, ramlly rm. 2 ba, cust . New porte r . M.i.srSfftobcUcve' A re al bargain Jt $14:1,WO f'or appt. rail 6U-l•74 .-1-.- SP.AMISH HACIEHDA Oloire area 1n CM 111 the locauon of thlS lovely 3 bd, 2 ba, lgc fam rm home. llu,llt' mstr swte w /sep s 1tt1ng rm . ~ht'd In frplc In ms tr "lllltc Only SH.950 545-94!11 C::SELECT _T __ P_R_OP __ E_RT __ a_E_S_ ~1 1-'IEO w111 ~c1111 -__....._ ---- 1002 G1Mral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~fl macnab /lrvlne ?" ruelty UMIYRSlTT f'ille Lovely 3 bedr oom. ra m1ly room ''Edinburg" end-unit. Backs wide greenbelt. $74.SOO. Toni Escobar 752-1414. ($68) 642-12JS 644-6200 901 Dover Drive Harbof V1•w C.nter lrvlrw at C.mpua Vel .. y center 752-1414 I 002 Gt'Mf'OI 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110181 BLllNS ID. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE fl'' Daawooo LAHE 1t• CANYON OPIM TUIS .nm. SUM 1·5 FantasUc View & Complete Privacy Bl'oadmoor Plan ID 4 Bedrooma, Lushly Planted Grounds w/Pool & Flrcpit. J acuni A<tioins Muter Suite. Golf Coone View. Oversize ~on Quiet Cul de S.c $2m,OOO. UDO ISU-SflUT UYB. Spacious Contemporary 5 Bedrooms. Entertalruneot Lounge & Wet Bar. Separate Oueat Qu.arten. Pat.lo w/Hot Tub Jacuzzi $207..50() llt.oona DRM -- EASY UFE STYLE .. In this fres hl y redecorated condomini um in THE BLUFFS. Spacious 3 bdnm .. 2"'1 baths -frplc. Condition like new 1 All exterior maintenance done by assoc. crew. Seller has other plans & has just reduced price $3,000 -now only $112.500 VACANT COMMERC. LOT .. we ll located ln flrs t block orr Newport Blvd. on Church St. Two lots 50xl40 Clo be sold together >. zoned c .2. Realistically priced at t62.000 total. Ho.u u!Db~ -114 ob£4Jctl~ • • Ge .. rat 10021~ 1002 .•••.•........•••.••... ·····•••·····•···•····· BLUFFS -CONDOMINIUM $105 000 Beaut 3 BR. 21~ iiA. family room, plus' firepl<1cc hm w /ever y possible amenity. Within walking d1slance plus view or spac. greenbelt Owner has moved out of state & very Mixious COM -DUPLEX $139,500 Recently bit. s pac 3 BR. 2 BA. plus balcony owner's unit. 2 BR w tfrpk & patio front unit. Walkmg distance lo shops & beaches. ~ .......... !~~.~,~~ .......... !?~.~ OCUMRtOMT LOT near the Balboa Pier : this is a prime invest menl ! They're not m aking_ them anymore! Hold for furthe r appreciation or build 2 units now. $135.000 -First lime of. rered by second~encration owners. 671-4400 OMsiOft of H.-. lftT""-"t Co. ' 1002 G .... ,a1 1002 ...•...•...•.•••....... ·····•··········•······ Luxurious 4 BR. home. Family rm. & formal dining , with view toward Harbor Island. Boat slip. $325,000 : B _I l I: ~ .R U ~ DY, ~EA LT 0 R J4 1 .~ay .. de.Dtive , N.B. ... 67S·,6J61 OHTHIWATH DeauUluJ view from lhl$ Mediterranean flavor 2 Story home wit h • Bdrms & large pat111 Ucarh out front. SI 19,:>00 - WATf RFRO/'IT llOMLS REAlESTATl 631-1400 CMIUUTY .ASSUM.AILE LOAN 1lUs t•harmml( 4 bdrm. 2 b.i home In t•ho1rt-CM loc:alloo Hv)' ~hllke r oof. lg fam rm. Take ov~r subJe<'l to ex1stlll1J 7' ~ loan ~9491 -Walker & lee Real lstate Decorator's~ SuPt'r 3 bedrm + d en f eJtunng 2 rlrC'placcs, lots o f pan e lin g', wallpaper. plus h crpts. IJl<' b<'drms Ju:.t h~wd ' • Don'I m1i.:. It' Pnnod un ly $8!1.000 Locall·d 111 Mc..,a V<'rd c . C all ~SHlfCI ~HERITAGE ·;:· . REALTORS JustUstedl .... v .... S HOWPLACE. Ex ecuUve hom1:. over 2200 sq I\ , newly decorated H adden 2 ·s t ury. homemaker's dre am lol.chen. 3 Dedruom1, 3 baths. Formal dinlna. hmily room. living room. flreplace. $97,500. Call 540-1120. "#I laCalifonia" JUSTIMTIMI for H O LIDAY £NTERTAINMENT lo thla lovely >1tory home w/4 bdrma. 3 batba aod Just av. yeara old ! A formal dlnint room. J wet bart, oin at.al~aae, flre plae Pl.VS A BONUS OOM . Oa beautifully Jaa<!Kaped, poot.1iie yard. Don 't walt -'t,l• the HHon, lllOW ! 1£1=.a!i Prap~~ 1•po QU.\tl" HIWf'CMI llACM TRY DlOOOOWN! VETERANS NOTICE End Wllt. I BR ecedo, VA Houses aviulabHt SO buae boaua rm fl 2 car down F'or more Info. irarage. S.8,000. Call Century 21/Crocker R E. 96.14377 Bll:r. 75.2"8863 "2-SOCSZ I._.._._ t.edt I 040 Fme Mesa V~ 2 Story •••••*-••••••••••••••• 5 Br. 2 ..... ~. many IYOWMB a menities. 1%. 700 Ph 41 blockt to be.adt.. New 7S1·»30 pnn only u It r a , p I iuh. f u I ly MOVE IN TOMORROW land.:.caped. 1800 sq. ft. Gli.ss Cr cedar wood patio homu·fn>lc·Z bdrm·dtn· lge master suite+++ Bloraae·dbl aara1e. A dream hom e for only m2.500. II~ ~ ttoanc1n1. So Coast Plaza area. OPEN SUN 12-4 PM OPEN HOUSE U-5 5U l,WaSl. Hunt. 8'ach. DAJLYTILLSOLD 714/~0fe7~913'7 2729 So. Grisel Pl .. S.A. ____ ro_r_•Ppt_._ __ _ i·~!~1 er strom / IYOWNa lAndmark 4 BR 6 fa m NBW•BR.2'-\BA rm. boat &ate. Call A Mottly Worbhop! 2 STORY SPLIT LEVEL ll68-8019. S72.te0 f'or Retit Estntf' Invest -llOxSS lot. Big f11 m·rm 1---------mcnt Pro's Sberalon PUILIC MOTICI Ne wport Will leasetoreapons1ble GOVERNMENT I DAYOHLY partyw1opt1ontobuy .... _ ......... __ Der \ RAM·4PM Hrar ._ __ ._. Geor&l' JI ,\ncJcr~oo. ooe m.ooo. Agt . Sam Crane Available to an)'eoe. No of Amenca l> best R!!ol Holland Biblne$5 Sales new loan costa. Low \n· E ' 1 J 1 e P a p c r 645-4170 540.0601 terest avallable, take J ut h o r 1 t 1 l' 'I C a I I 1---------1 over paymenta. 2 • 4 71 I 3468808 CYou may OLLEGE PARK -208 bedroom bomea, burry, call colh•<1 J A presenta-Loyola Rd. By OWN l'}R. call 8'2~ . 11on of Proft•..,.,aonal 4 Br. 2 Ba. frplc. feoced, TARBIU. l-:ttu.rat1on.il ln:.lltuh.• of nu palnt In & out, nu l'alm Spnnf(s ca!J)eta. S88.!!00. 646·2087. MES.A VERDE +GUEST.A" thh lmcly 3 bd. 2 ba home has new crpt1ng & drp~ Floor lo C'1:1h ng stone frplc /\II of this & i;u~t upt w hd. LH & halh L1111tod a l only ~.900. M$-9491. -WA.TSlfttOHT Pier/float Choice loca- UM 4 BR . 2 blllhs. 2 f11>lcs . ll(e patio, new ~k Won t lu!>I hmg at $179 500 lalboo lay Prop. Realtors .. 67S.7060. Provincial Cstm GREENIROOK ''1; I la C•fon..-• 4 BR Mann mo<lel Ideal· --------- ly toe near Wa keham OWNF.R SACRIFICE. Par1t. Walk lo So. Csl Reduced '35001 lm- l'laia Xlot noor plan for maculat.e 4 bedroom, UD· active family. rn .600. lque marble rt replace. Agt. ~2018or 832-8752. decorallve wallpape r . No wu k..cben • dining llDUCID Sl,000. room area. EZ ure WWEST PRICED yardl. Tarbell, Realtors, LARWIN'S caJJM2·2Sel GREENBROOK 1---~-~-~ Rare oppty for lnvesloni OWNER'S PRIDE: Home . or home buyers This for lhe blf. famlly. 5 2200 sq It., formal-bec1r'oocns. amJly room, family home Lt reduced ulra ba&ba. hearty ror quick sale Im fireplace. pretty coruer mat"ulate 48R + rormal lot, fully landauped. dmrm+famrm&Cfl)lc S7 5.500 . Tarbell , Please make otrcr Call Realtors. call 1182-SS66 for det.a1ls. WNER LEAVING: Ju.at Call 54 3 6 141.900 4 bedrooms, oozy : 0 · 6 6 fireplace, deluxe bullt- lllll & dli.hwuher. Dlnlog Iii/ii/ill) r:::ir::; c~~~:.'1 r:.~: ~ ... ••• • , _ rall T11rbell, ReaJtona, We're here to help I ~2---'------ JUST •• ~~ITTLED DR. DOUTTll'S 0l)t!n bt·.im (·e1lin11 . 2 - u'\cd bnr k fpli·'· ti:e den will buy thls charming HOUSE w •Swcd1i.h fpl c 3 cottage w/3 BR + lb11. lleflrm~. :! biilh. 111.ids of priced lo· iiell -Only Luxury home for the ex-GeMrd I 002 GeMf'Cll I 002 r·harm l:.xdu..,av1.• Uil c-k $46,900. Vets welc!>m e. ecuuvo wbo want. to do ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !Jay urea Call : 540 ·3666 liWe bbl enloy 4 bednn1, PUT YOUR ~~!~~~ i~.l:A . .' .. 1 FORJM r~1 ::::: ~;,= TAX$$$ One or Ir vine's mostl~~,~~a~·'M~_.,;,.__~~-g·11~---~~ ~ s howe r Re duc•d 10 elegant homes Walls or • -._ ••-_ seller can move fut. On· TO WORK glass openlnit to atnum We're here to help I ly18$,000 . lnvl'sl in a condommaum gardens. h1 i,:h vaulll'd or l>ml house & rent ll ceihn!(:1 Sl•<·ludcd yd ILUffS SAU IY OWNB HOLIDAY SPECIAL out. Un1b no ava1l<1ble s u r r o u n d e d b Y $79 a50 T·.. 4 ... _... .._ a.. H I I 7 C'A"'TSJDELOCATION ... e -..room1 ...... drom$25.000toSSU.UOO Turtl11roc... • :. • 3""""er. 2 ba, rump"• rm, and fam rm-add pool, CENTURY FINANCIAL ~9491. I Level end unit 3 OR .• 2 -ja uz11 fire riftl a-.. ba . frpk Lge pnvate extra large lot RV prll'a c • "" nEALTORS 752·~ -pat.Jo SSl.500 PhS42·S299 superb dttoraUoct Mt 1.D ~ ·sTSIDE .· . ·. HB.84 •. DOWD -----f lovely nelahbocttood OD -0.... PoW I 02' pnvate treellned euJ-ct.. DOLL HOUSE REALTOR 644-0114 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uc. pay only 182.IOO and New crptmg. new copper -----Oc... YJ.w ~ succas and ba.,.,.,,_, ii plumbhng. new k 1tchen bdull•e T utffft Hr Dana Pt. M..,._ aure to foUow · linoleum & paint. L"vely 2 STORY 2 Br Condo lc6oaP...,,_a 1007 2 Years n ew 2 Bed ·· Yd w1avocado •rees F I · •-A · I ••••••••••••••••••••••• d t~ b l b a..1.-... ~ w 1 rp c .,. 1r con< rms. en • a 1 . nuut1n.~ Xtra rm for work3hop & Comm pool. encl 2 cur BY OWNF:R choice RJ fireplaces, spac ioui . atuc Many J>05s101llucs gar & patio S4J.900 Ocea~rron~ P~ope rly . Sl!l.500. • Rllltg for expansion or add1nlf THE HOM!S!LLBS btwn c; & u s~ 673-391l_!_ Wortd Wide~ ... 1,_. 1tK rms Just hi.ll'46·7711 caa 752-5353 ~ 671-4545 ' . . ..,.... .... or~ . ----VIEW &-· --&Toro IOJJ ' '~-••••••••••••••••••••••• Hal'S LOOllM• IM THE BLUFFS 1u "''-""-~--~ .. IUY NOW" .AT y A. This 3 bd. "Dolnrc!l '1 !-" J o in th e hu l lday Walker-& lee _.Real fatale MES.A VERDE model ha~ .i ht fl park for LIVE by THE SEA r~Uvlll~!I & moel )'<Mir CATALINA.I a back yd 8'1 well a11 an . in th.ls cu11tom-bullt ' n e w n e i I h bora • t F'rom you r 1ec:-lu1ln $7~, 00 expansive VIEW <>f lh<" b H mas~r bedroom baleony Bork Bay T11st~fully up bedroom, 2 bath con~m· LaltesldeClu ouae. or Uvlng room patJo, tt. Thta LOW. w p IO Choic:~ Me5o e I~ graded an n .. utrHI tones ~rary home, mlnulet> to 4 Bedroom. 2,,.. belh nlraordln•l'1 view of Locatl'd on qu1N t'UI dl' c w po rt. ti famous t"~.._ ... A . with t•rnllc lhla 3-hdrm • .2~ ... tGD· sac.J u.'lthskd h·ll• 771l Wefige Huf(e patio, "~"'"""''~ "' do Ill d Ii h .... _ -farci}lace Owner 11uys, view <>verlooklnlil lake. w 0 a l .... eoft· Uon. 3BR. 2BA Southern Callf Rlty 752~ ~li-5605 -"SELL"' 1132,00S S62 ooo oolsseur ol quality IJv· 4 990 ' · ln11 1 Formal dlnln1. Walker 8 lee .... , lat1t1 1002 .......•.••••••..•..•.• ~ . - flllc~~ CORONA HIGHLANDS Like 2 homes. One t/I /3 bdrms.. 2 baths. large private patio. Other W/2 bdrmci .. game room w/wet bar. pool, ocean view from both .. 5 Car garage. Many eJCtras. Call for an opp't. $210.000 " CO&.Dwa&. IAMlll ~. 644-1766 a1., IAN JOAQUIN tfl\41 RO. IN~C.HTllt r CAU.6 ().. 0 Move·ln by Dec mb LARGE bedroonu, Don'\ miss the run Ten· f1replore . carr.•tln1 ,fl,,;~ fYlalP ~ n!JI. aaiUnq, 1w1mmln1. PLUS pool area/ aomt • Vall Re It l(\tvlt1es tor the wbolt come aee for YOW'Mll l ey a y farolly 178,500. ~-~~ .. .!?.z.~ ~~~ ~$~ 2 RR & GAR AP'T 2 Cov FoMnt• V.., I Olf 7$ -mo paUl>t1. mc-ely furn, So ol •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• 1.00 au""" Htw MACN Hwy Only sun.300 Ast 1._ _______ ., li7$~ 1-SPANISHSTYLE 1024 NEW LISTING! Spaoloul4!~""" Ila• Catch this one t>.fore It'• frplc, baleOIUa. paUo • STORY •br, 2ba, bonUJ publbMd. Speda<'ular 2 .acl. I•('. pllllb carpet· rm. By OWl>er. 173.500. l1Cry with «>Ur\)'ard eft· ln1. Bltr . ~St·t4M or 84frZ700 \ll' t'Oftlplete with ponct._W~3llOS.;..;;.;.. _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• M-.-.-V-crf-,-. -,-Br--2-Ba-.1 t::0~~~~f0:c;::~n. J II s.... new decor Seclllded bk br'a, 2 ba ·s + couotlc1111 home. Sit on yo11r own yd. bllM: t&.900. Ownr txtara11. A MUST SEE! porch tnjoylns ocun 1.D __ 9JO_i _____ _, atST.1,900. brcuu Span tor ... v Cl 4 b 531-51100 camper or boat ln old ... eu e r • r , ..,. .... ,..,.,.. ~Uun~~.n:•ch. ram.rm., Pool. Jecuni. .,_. Sl20.000 By appt. • ... Mltwoil -· -W-1434.0wnr .... ,00 "-t ~ -!~~!~!.~~-~~ ....... )~!:!.~~~ ....... . ~"Re°' &tote ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'W~od;;.;;.;.n~esd.;;..:;.•;:L;..~D~&e.;;.;;.•m;.;.;.;;;blf..;;_~1,~1~97e.;...;..~~~~~~:;.;.;;.;;..;...;....;~..;_....,111~ a..c.w Properly 2000 Ho.in u.funMINd HoaH U•fwWtMd ...... !'! .•. ~.~ •.•••• J~~•~•~••••••• ~!.~~~-~~•••••••• ~wpon S.och I 069 Ht-wporl S.och I 069 '"a.. 10441"1fte 1044 INifte 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ······················· .....•.••..••..••••.... ·················~·~·· uverocp w /I 00/o Dn C....0.0 cW Mor 3222 ....... °" .. odi 3240 lnlM • 4 •·•••···••·••••·•····•··········•············· •.••••••...•........... DUPl.KX ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• Merry Christmas Expcrtl'O<'C tht! comfort of lh1s I :.tr.l!e Colony plan400homc Ovcr2~00Sq Ct. Ill· eludes form ul step-up It ving room. step down dining roorn and large family room. Makes for gracious living. This 4 bedroom hom e is conveniently located in a c hoice Irvine Village. Private tennis and pool. $85,500. Cc.allfordctails. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associates, Realtors C111tom lnterlor l...ovcly 4 hr t f~m rm s1n11lt• humc :i Cull hu 'r '-t•hl!I, tc11111~ • rh & pool~ Jo:nl.iri,: ... 11 \hi 1 bdrm 12X21 lo\. 1 u~tn111 doseb MJ 11) >.trJ' Xlnt <ond lh JJ1pl Owner ,\1(1 5:"" :1111; LOCJ1MO leac h I 048 .........•••.••.••..... •EXCHANGE • IC you h11v1· 111t·o111t• p111 µerly :lllV" hc·rr 111 TO LOVF. MF. OR NOTTO LOVE ME. THAT IS THE QUE.5TION. But how w1 II you t'Vl'r know uni es~ we m eet ? Call 673 noo & my agent will arrange a date. P.S I'm on bcaut1ful Lido Isle & my admir1•rs SJ Y I 'm a real doll hou~t·. ~o. call now . okay? LIDO REALTY l377 Via Lido, H.I. 671°7300 ZonN for one 11101 t-unll 2 HUUSl-:."t on l Lot COM 2 Br 2 Ba, deo, gar Redec. S br, 2 ba, nt>w Utout custnm bit home dr opnr, fplc, mln, ocn. paint, crpt.1., drpll, R /0, l! w lge r umvu11 rm + cyn vu, U7S firm . car gar. $345/m o ~m11ller homt-behind 63l 32l!ian6rM 90-4.589or53l·~Agt . l.lvt> 10 Olll', r\'nt out the 2 ~drm l\IJ bath Coron» Cl • b 2 ... _,., R 0 other · ean, • r, ..... ~~ I , dtl Mar charmer with DW, crp • fplc, Keftt Ro9en ~eun view Choice toe, S3SO/ . 963 019 or ReGtty 848-llOO l'lat1c to 2nd be11ch, cplS, 1531. Agt ---rlrpe, bltns plus ref ri ..,::;;,L.::..:.;:....:..::::::.:..----- 67 ShP' To Sand Adults only. $395/m . EAUT. 3 Br. new tile, l7 lln1l l\1(1ll'l11\pl Call 67S·2 or cpls & drJJel, j1111t painted• ~000 St00.000 Uown Sharon. $360 Sni;:ls, childr en, Own~r Carry Balance pets, OK. NO' fee. s:J6.6610 Ai:ent ti7J.4~~ ~plex 2 Br, 1 b1.1. Adults or Agt., 673·S744, 554·5337 •RENTAL~~· 2 BR, 2'" Ha , ~:,. $.'>2~ 1 Br, drn, 2 bo ,,~ 54;;. 2BR, Plan A ··-i:.~ 3 RR, 2 ll11 ...... ;~ .$4~ 2 HR a. den ...... ~ $450 3 Br, 1-'K, 2 l:JU •• ~:. $49S SanLub Rey ... :.; ~ 4 l:JR, 1-'R .••..... ~ IMO •BR ...••.•• ,,,, ..... $41~ red hill ~· .... 552·7500 ----------only. No pell!. $350. Call • oiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~ One million i.1x hundred 673-9251. Brand new 4 Br + l'R, + - thousand, S6 Deluxe 2BR DR +2~ Ba, SMO. 3 Br Woodbridge, Uri11J'\llond 4 Orangl' 1.'uu11ly, w" \\11 1 LogunaHl~ 1052 \rude for a :J Bdrm • ~ •• •• •••••••••••••• •• ••. Newport leoch I 069 bulh w(){)(l 1.:1a~" ocean v11·w home rn l.ui.:unJ Ucarh St:!.'1,000 HORIMS REALTY BY OWN Im, Newport 2ba·2~1ba units w/fpks. Wantt.>d: Resp Bachelor 2YI Ba, $375. 3 llr 2 Ba, 8r3 8a, 11vall. 12/lS.>1$$11 l'\IEWE\_\... Terra<·t• <.:undo. ;i Hr, 2 rrime locution Wiii or couple to live an 2 br $450.962·7859 m o. rent o t 'lS<'. . ua, newly derorcited tr ad c. o wn r /A g t . home. rent free in ex· 213 ~ 32115 Evs. PRF • .:;Tl<.i ~:and prMt• or SS6,900 Dys, s,.to.1219, ~ chan.:e for remodeling Townhouse 2 BR + den, 2 L"""SES--.-.--labOr. 673-2638 or Eves ba, frplc, pools & tenn1:s ..,.. ..........•............ ow0l'r:.h1p will 00 your~ t::vi. 494 05:11i l.._.VESTORS 673 2430. crts, boat & trlr storagt-. "V "IL "ILi. in th•~ :.upcrb uµi,:raded " "' "' "' --------1 tu-.. nhom(' IO thl! Se11 Ter TREES and w. TEI FOUR.PLEX Costa M"4I 3224 $395. 968-5430 2 BR. I Ba..... • • I. ~:!.'I MYSTIC HILLS rare 3 Bdrms , includanJ: LARGt::. lovdy home m ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, nr schls, parks, bc:h, 2 BR, l Ba.········ .. $3.'Xl * 494-8057 -e- 3BR. 3BA, baUllJ vie-.. d \oery IJrfC m.t!tter one or Nuwµort•:. f1nl'1>t SI 10,000. M~A DU. MAR. 4 Br. x.lnlcond. Fplc,$43S mo 2BR.2Ba ........... $.T1!'> HunHnc)tottleoch 1o4olnltw 1044 \'ll'w\'u,.14 ' <;n,.at l''n' b.l'droom w £1rcplacc 1ueo:. Verypnvate,hke Newb&hng-Pnmtlloci.i FamRm,bltns,fplc,dbl Carol,642-4000. 2BR.2Ba ....... ,..,f.3145 ••.••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• homl' ~159,!IOU. Ai;ent (11 l'Jl o<·t•an \ IC 14 .m1i.landu£)uurown. t1on Xlnt inconH.• gar w. /opnr,fncdback. yd NICE 3 br, 2 ba, gar., 2BR,2 Ba .•••••• : ••• $400 "'U ltTLL'RO'·~· G f,L,·.~• 67371;()1 l'rl\.1te community CALLFOROETAILS Terms Please call for r $400 2 BR,2Ba ........ ~$;1:\S -Real Estate byMrl/AY L, "' ""' "·" ~100.000 AGENT. 645 1103 det11.1L., wS rwllntredes. N • ldsl + yard, nr. Edison High 2 BR. 2 ~J ............ ~51> I Ion II. 4 AR & Atrium C II 540 3666 2~s1c00 . ep. 0 ogs. ~.S36·l339.64.2·l715 2 BR,2 Bu ........... ~s on lgl' lot. a\ all Ul't:. 71. luiktobl~ Lot SHORECLIFFS a : -...... $129.SOO SS2979S .._ k . I .,.l"'I,.,,, ..... ....._ AVAILABLE NOW! :?BR,2 Ba ......... ~ $52:> .. wet-pmi.: oc.·1·.111 "' "' "'' Rare opportunity. oce,1n • ~~ • • • ••• 4 Br 2 Ba. £pie. lge yard, 2 BR. 2 Ba ·••••••• .. SSZS WOODBRIDGE wialcr \ll'W,, 11nili·r &Jell) \icw Pm beach j~~hH a close toschools.$380,lst S42S. 4 Br, F am Rm, 3 BR,2 Ba ·• ••.... $125 W.irmin~ton Model H i:roun~~.'~~up'!> .~::,tK1 U e Jut qua I 1 t .>f Jff14lf' &last.546-9342 ~~::.· J~~~·. 11~~0P:~·r~: 38R,2 1 -:Ba ........ ,S.t2.'> townhoml' Xlnt locat1u11 v Minion Yit-jo I 06 7 lath plJ~ter l'nn:.tr Goud • h to h I I Harbor/Gisler, ram rm 3 Grdnr, mcl. 3 .>'r:. old. No 3 BR, 2 Ba .......... :. $\!IO C..:hoo:.1: upi.:rades now l'Oabtul l<"W SI Ill uoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• site lol l\1~s t neigh ere ere e p . br, 2 ba, £pie, OW. clean. pets. Nr. Spnngdale & 33 ~; 20Br,a2;,: i,'~.·.· :.·; ~~5' Cull Steh·, 12131922.1068 L09U"oChormUnih horhoocl. Century 21 lstO--D-c:. w Ph E Vl't -. , ... 7 v l.J I IFIHAD .Marten Real i:;,,tale _,..,., -r-·-$38S/m o. 963·4569 or arn er. : vs. 38R,212 oa ......... ~r;o ATI:IMVESTORS or< MIS5:l·4090 icw, near c.11:1 t.40S:15764S·fl031. FOURPLEX-10'4d)n. s:U·9MSAgt. 898-2028;0 ys493-943l 3BR.21;Ba ....... "!5Uf) ~·5~.~)(I A HAMMER ILB ... t Ro RI 3 B Last chance lo do!ie JM Petl'r!i Plan C. w, • 494-755 I * ··· · .. en gers ty 3 Br, 2ba Condo. Encl VERY PRIVATE 4 BR, 2 OR, 2".a u ...... --~iO escrowth1syear. Pcrfert air. Mhcr upgrades. I tT1ld add twu •lo~cly BIG C'l\hNYON CC Br~acl-1148·8300 ___ palto, gar. adults only. BA, frplc, c ul·de·sac. 3 8R,2'!1Ru ........ _.sr.oo opportunity to pick uµ $!lfl,OOO 5.'il 4525 11· 1 r 1111 ms 111 t 1 s murc umc. Plan 2 I l it, No nots. 581_58Sl, eves $425. 963-8377 Bkr. 3 UR, 21'1 Ba ...... ,~.'$WO this value priced 3 bdrm. ----Ol;JrVl'lous :-.tarh'r hcmll' 2', U1\, :J car gur Prof. 4 BR house, 2 BH house & 556-7627 ___ 3 UR, 21, uj ......... $HOU h ome. Imma c ulat e. LAKEFOREST on a hui.:t· lot with tk~ wl'll ln<bcpd. l'•or duplex, Custa M c~a . Bea utiful 2 s t ory 3 BR,21;uu ......... S6l!!l brtghl & chrery. Askrng Lake 1-'ront. 4 Ur, 3 ba. l11•J11lilully IM1d:.n1pcd lul, 11r 7th racrway !I SI00,000.0wner 645·7117 LOVt:LY Back Hay Con· townhouse. 3 hr. 11~ ba, 3BR.2Ba .....•.•... S8UO Low $60's. fo;xccllenl So c rp 1 c, b r" nll n ,. w \ Jnl. l'l11s shake rooll'd c~tm homcs on ~trl'ct · 7 IR.., .._.0 .._.EW do. 3 br, 2 ba, bllns. all bltns, bakony, patm & 4 tlR. 21~ Ba ...... ~7S 11.B. localmn. Call now' V3l'30l Only SH5.000 mludt-d Ocean Vu hum .. "' f1rc111.1n• 11' Ill ;J S24S.OOO. Owner l714 ) .. " " appl's. incl'~. wsh /dry & pool. Kids ok. $3SO. 4 0R, 3 Ba .......... ,l:ij5 7141968-4456 s K ~ 0 u <l 0 w 0 3 BH'i., 2•, bath with QU/\l ITY LUC.\TION 6441&37for~pyt ___ UNITS relng.$4UO.J4SUoaversi· 848-0'll8 _______ 1 4BR .21 ~Ba .••.. ; •. ~~u DR"'"MS nw_n er1A,eent 540 0555. fireplare and li:t• dhh' ~1.~,1 .... ~1111"1' to ~ho1win1:' E/SIDE co•T" MES" l u 645 7777 ~"' garagl' Canyon prl\ ""Y ..,_ ~" BLUFF'S Condo l11r sale ., "' "' Y r NEWER HOM Jo; COME TRUE MUST SELL. Hy Owner 3 Sl26.500 Ai.:<•nt ti73 4~ .. 15 by owner. Dv ;1µpl to Deluxe new units. Still 8 ea u l 3 b r ' 2 b a lmmac. spac 4 br, 3 ba, 3 C.Ozy, w11rm home w1lh Br, 2 ba, Tht-Terra<'c rmnl'lpab onl) :i Br, 2• 2 l1m.e to choose colors ~nd Townhouse. New paml & car g. Walk lo schools & great floorplan Cor ram1 Tnwnhome... :.ccludcd Coast Roy,11 All, w111KJ. I I 0 .Quail t ba 1850 Sq ft s·:·1.soo opt1om. Cpl!!\ dble gar & pal10 shopping. Bargain pnce ly entertaining Fealurc:. v 'e ~, P \ l P" t 'o level homl·"' :! '"1r i:.1r • PlaCll! Firm can :inyumc. ,c .• Quail ·~ Aval1 now S350 mo. Call o£ $4:I~. 848·!1427 or lovely POOL & quality IJndscJped 14 fount.im has enel lowt'r I l1111r p t • · 12131726·7372 Larry,S46-S880 963-3287 d e<'or . Ne:Jr heat•h, Upi.:radt' ... Sil!.SW C.ill w :Ind frpll . r\';i<I\ '" rap•r_ .... ------Plac• . ·----------· schools, rr-..y, ,ho(lpmi,: 551 0.'llO complctl' Li:•· ~tri·••I i•oo ouA?lss~ ~:~~tl llACH San Clemrnte I 076 Prap9f'li•a (.,""hn.stmas move·m. Exec 4 dr. 2 sty, 2V.. Ba. bltns, 4 bedroomS; 2'"2 bath' ,street lvt. \Int \ll'W ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7S2·1920 MeJ,Verde,4br,21 2 ba, W/W Cpt, fam rm, $495. 71419684456 IJccrfleld Tu-..ntwui.c. 3 tree!>. pn\Jl) o-..nt·r Hewporlhoch 1069 •••JUS]'Pf;RFE<,'T .. OOOOAllS~Wl'OltllaCH Buccola. $700 /mo. _P_h_:_962 __ ·9S_7_1 ____ _ llR, 2•, II.• n1•<ir p<t0I & 4993!!33 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JmmJ(ulate hl'aut\o 4.PLEXES Owner /Agt 546·~l a 3 Br. 2 ba condo. $300. J$37t'ou':'· nun,,) uµi,:rJdt•s ENDANGERED rr-:N~ l>upil'\ :l Bil, 2 RA .,. 3111{ 2BA charm mi.: North C'o:.tj Me,,a. from 5. !1'19·0656 Laundry, sl v/reCng. No . 1!111 •\ ownt•r umh Sl3~• 000 Ownl'I (rpll•, ,hake roof 2 963 -0023 .. 523 CAMPUS ~&g'll .. E OPEN l)All.'l• HA ~T06 r,~1. SIX SHARP UMITS COMMERCIAL Near the bcath Good parking Upgraded sur roundm~s. A fanta&l1cal ly pnced propert) A must see today 1 Waterfront Prop .• Inc. 5!>.! •1Jtt7 i11 1;.a "-Q S!>u SPECIES ,,7;1.a~ prl\:itt' p11t1M, on lht." Sl:.!O ooo to $135,UOU MESA VUDE pets. -0075or67S . C5!1pml .. ·c·w left M.l' th1.., •"-111 ... t prellll'st t·orot·r in to-..n Sharp, !>pal'iou!., u i:ood 3 bdrm, 2 b 1, fully ''.I mile tx-ach Manner~ S&S bwlt Collci,.~·~rk 11~ .. d 1 .i Ot t'.111lr11nl luh FEB> THE DUCKS ONL y 572,500 1 n v l's t ml and w C 11 carpeted & draped, bit-Cove W es l a d u I l doll hou:.c. I mmac. 2 br, t2131S92-281l t21lI425·ll36 COZY& COMFORT AILE .. THE TERRACE" OHL Y S6'8, 900 l'oµulu1 Car\11H \toclel m thc lwari 11! l..1i:una f r 11 m t h e I ~ c • BEf'TJIA llEN, RY • pnce\I ms. 2 car aar., bOal ac· townhomc. 2 br, 2-ba lip· 2 ba, $375. Eves ll4U:-u.Bll h h d d ' So. Coast Investment rd · loo d -Bear , -..1t tn·nwn ous watcrt ront t•t k. 2 !tty, 5 REAL TORS 492.4121 ti45 1103 CellS, ga ener tnc e . graded thruout. Washer, 1 _leach 1•'" 8 commcn·1ul or rc..iden flH & pla) rm , 3 ba 2lS Dt.>I Mar, San Clt-m ----------$42S. mo. Call 540·1521 dryer, refng incl. $375 -:-r--. ~ 11.11 polt•n11,1I, lur ll.lnl rnnrl Wulkto1>1>11ls, -------FlXt::RTn ·plelt,Ea~L'lidc <Owner) after 5 or mo.lst,last+$100.clng • •••••••••••••••.•. • purt11.'ulur~ t•ull lP11111' & r><'t'an $!16,500 2 Bdrm hou"e by o~ner C M Cul·de sac. $7'!},SOO. 549-86.'iS (Agt ). Available dep. 536·9861 . RENT A.LS. : .. ~ CAYWOOD REAi.TY Pnme loc. lmm<1e <:ond. Agt. 642 9666 Dec 1. LAGUNA I . '* 548•1290 * $62,500 Call 498 ~ to -------··--------IO!!Alfordablc21)r$215. K\ds, 3 BDRM. ncwet: M'l' w_ 11111_0 l:.!>t_' ---Loh fol> Sale 2200 ., oelsok ... ~ee. • local"d 1'n Poi Retttals/Hofee / Ac)t .~).ta in Rentals. 540-5370 .. Walk t u ht.•cich. Im ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• NRSllOPP G Lagu na . 2 Attral'\IVl.'ly upi,:radC'd mfh~:Zficafl>(!:\ Feulurt:~ l'Nam11• tile m~~Il13~ ---------•I t•ntry. oni: w;ill mural, oe/ upj!radt•d b1tht f1xturl.':.. 49 9 · 2900 BY OWNER Xtras Galore JUJ?hly upgracll'll twa1·h rropcrty Trul) bl'aut 1f11I model. $/iij,500 CALL 9tl2 '7Ttt IHTERHA TIONAL REALEST ATE HETWORK 1044 IN rir"plaCl', OC"a m ocohitc adult conJu. 4b /2b /$39S/ 1 l • $290. 3 brT . H. Kids & pets .. ... rxccll1:nl terms Luw r a mo. 5 ' ok. Fee • Exccllt-nl lam. + last & security. u<i) mo. down $3!1.500 COSTA MESA Main Rentals, 540.5.170 .....,. Fr Qtr/3br.2ba,/Condo 2 Br, newly dccrt'rl, pool. 4 BDHM. &SWIM p Newport-$87,500 \t A.HCHORAGE $335/tst/la~t/sec/cln lmmcd occpy. S32S/mo has rum . rm. & di l BR + BONUS INVESTMENTS Cati 549-8655 HB. 546-8609; 962·7788 rm Landlord pays Qu•l'l hilbicll' cul rte sur ~~~~~~~~~~ ff pool ser vice. Exe. l•ort1"11 t•11lr" llu"" 11·· 171414''-7711 LOTS, COST" ur.5.t.. MES"D,.,.M"R ~~!f' . 32'"2 tcrm r cnlalat $S7S rm ' hr 1 ~ k r ;~It~ Two vacant, l·:.l~ld~r "' .... "' •===-••••••••••:.. MISSION R~ T:~~.rnho:.~I;. ~;,~hi~}··"; ~PJ\·10U!> ICJI <'uuntr} PRICERB>UCB> howie,neddoor1!>ncwer ss~~~o1;1&i~~. 3 Br, 3 ba townhouse PhoM4!..!:!~3 nl'l4' patio t•IH'r. n1~ht ---------•I lla}front FK <"'ll1ns hie llghb ldc~clly lot(1tcd. Trailt• or £111Ulll'C! Near park, 1x1uls & ~hoµ ii.:101!.0110 1n:1 7770 or ving. Ownc1 ~111 1·on· 5SllK72:i ''d('r l·arr) 1ng lljl k a :!1111 ff) ..ASltm REAL ESTATE 900 Glenneyr" !>t. 494 9473 S49 0)16 PRIVACY •............•......... &J bdrm:..Jhuths.ht•Jll'n. Can be Sparklin g new cond lBR 2 BR&~brhi·h pool vuanduJealforuut l\tag111Cl(l'nt BONUS Must !tell ! 498·1936/ bought as a package or Close lo ~hop'g, schls, s470. Ca ll "Lila", on Cliff Ur.. 494 .. ,_ MOUHTA.IH VIEW RANCH REALTY door hvmg SH2.500 !-'AMI LY HOOM. over 530-2972 separal<:. Call £or more rwys, ~Br. 2 Ba. dbl gar, 846-l37l or840·S4S6eves. 1213> 876 ~eves. Survey the mountain:. 551-2000 l•---------i 7011 sq. rt . -raised SanJllOl'I 1nrorm a l1on . Agt , pool, twnhse $350. --~- from the ~·~tt'r lwdrm ----ht' 3r l h r r p I c t oo! C-'strono I 078 673-7601 847·3563orSS7-2l79 lnine 3244 HOMP. t~OR REN el th1!t ~aull£ul 5 l){•drm. ---------• LCll)llltO HlHs I 050 C.1thl'<.lral beamed teil •••• ;:"; •••••• •••••••••• MowltoMt, DHfl't, 3BR l BA frpk, hrdwd ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGIJNA BEAC . ., .. ath upnr.ocl1··· DUNMARTIH? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ni.: 12 Ct Wt'l bar n ---hoS J 2 8 .... Quallty"X A h " '' "' ~ u I s d BY OWN t:;R, tieaut. 3 llr 2 RH«t 2400 Ors, nu kl. Unique hse . .....,"' a n oaqwn r, '""' " e... 0 lljm,,t~n m 111Jcl 1n "ot Dl'.in \tarl1n Beaul3Rr.entrl.11r hunt> w rl· rig · i•clude den p·" patos •If BDR .. "' ram rm .. " ,.. t ·r d d __ .. 1!3 Condo. Nr sho™', & •••••••• •• •• •• •••••••• • $350. 436 am1llon · .. 1 on go .,.,, · · Gr~ntro,. L:,,\ ...... 1 .. ,. l'>l:,inf llumr,• lkht'\t• u•r frpk surkh' "''"t' ma<, er l<'r<' rl' w'""' ,... ~·-~9s 640 0997 bat"· ~ F'1r I ... , ' .-~. " • "" "' I k I I 22 !ochools. Great I.Ju" Green Valley lot P··ved ~~ .. e.,.. · "'" "' ep atl'!i tu all lrl'l'l41l" .it unh m, \11U 11 hl'JI '"'' 111 '""I>·'·''"""" 1114\ ll'l' l't anm patio IN ~ 0 S28S comry 2 Br fncd yd btlt 1n kitchen with S90.!l'JO • mcl1wl1t·" & ""fWl't to"" 541 1125.111~11111" "I 11 l'lus mu!'h S49.950.493·7B7K ~::; ~';;o walk to Ski k l d s & p e t s : LEASES(\V~ILABLE tromc t!qwµ. Out~ RedCal"pl'tHr1ltnr-. .1rnm11 ,l.11urll411waU.. morl"l:allfJ:;t.75217oo Wntmin1ffr. 1098 ,..,o 99·.,.,a.rt"r6nM Beac hcomber, f ee. Live m Irvine Vil!age. ingocean and ~11l "3333!!0. ini:1hruui:hth1 a>lu,ht'"< 1.0\i';t.Y :! llr & u .. 11 :! ' ", i . "'· ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• """" c..> , .-631·20 11 ; S47·2501; We havehomesava1r.ror \'1ews. Home va\JJc "c '' 111 .. 1 ht·tlrm 1 1am1 llJ I h V 1 "w t "nil o [ ® '~~~Ii ti! Real Estate R79·1060 lease an .. $125,000. Rent for h rm home Tlw ru,1orr $Sl.!i(MI l)-..nl'1 ;.111 it1.11 j j $49,950 Wallhd 2900 Walnut Square month. Good rcfl!r' EASY LIVIMG 1;J1"h" .11ldi. tlw CmJ TOWl-'RS ' j 3 Bedroom, den, central ....................... Enstsidc Charmer. im· Ranch Cal.Homes rcquirt'd. I.._. tuu1 h uf rlt1~' 11 )Ol EFFJCll-:NCY Al'TS == _ air. ntc~ fen~cd y ard . WANT TO BUY HOUSE mac. 2 BR, encl. gar, lge ~:c~~lc CU0r•;a~~ Mls_<,tON " 14llOlth1•l~·~tfur)OUl< (;()1.11.l t·on<I, •l•h :llNm W l'~l<•lit l ll arbo r Convcmcnlloshoppmg& FR OM OWNE R ON fcdyrd.540·3982 --------~ , ~ ••Jnan"d. t·: ..... 1.-rn ,., ll1••hla11·'·. IJl'o1Ut1ful I LIUOISI L' 8303754 3BR ..... ""mo Bach 1'n re bd ·1 • • .,..HETE·IR"CE" ~uur ... 1'.olll''(,Jwt·k' ~ Turtlc Rock 2lfl Br, 2 Ba , 'Y Hc•d c'.crµt•l Rt·altur" ' ' ~ .. u~ '"'• . ·"""" • • • 2 rm, your choice or 3 garage, av;u 1m Th1to 2 bt>ilruo<n Windsor fllJ.3J!IO p(»\11rr S31.UW f.-17 2:• l'I Ill!, :! !IA, fomlly rm. UP· ----ar S200 mo. Pool access from $340 to $400. $<t2S mo. 494 1:129 aft Mnd,·I I uwnhOU"' 1111----------day' i.:r;idc:d l1111ndry rm, nt·w Rftttal1 Corboth. 646·7589 3 bdrm h . e r 14 'l'h1 1 ... r.u·•· ' pro\11h'' I 052 ru~loin k1tdw11 Approx rrom u°J~t'::° :S7~'c 0 LOCJlll'CI Hiiis bnt t. 111.-11lai·t· & :.: h.oth' ,._ _________ LGCJ1119a HIC)Uel :t.1MMI 1o.11 It l'rin!'. 1111ly ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, family home. Kids ••••••••••••••••••• t 11.:1,1rl1-rl r u,tomclr.11••·,'' l'AIK 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'.ill 512 7727 lor JJ>l.ll OtlwrReal&tat• HouMsf-umldMd ok, r cfn g., SJSO mo. 4 bdrm your ':hoicc or ll FAMILY o 1· ht 3 I Fix & S "VE \ •••••••••••••• ••••••• •• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• l>A9 2022 or 67S·0023. from $4SO lO ~ t' ig . &. t Jl"l)Ctrn~ -+ 1•11\N1·1 "FORDHAM" .,. i..'1 u-L"-H--s • ...__a Isl-~ 31 06 "'' No Fees ba. Call for detull:; p.it\11 ,\ltr.1!'t1v1:•h :tBdrm,:thath. ,1111•nnil .-oc ..,,.., --838-4075/8334678 lanclH:ipt'd (.'l•J'" 111 IMMIEOIA.TE <.'ui 1111 lmmi•cl 111 ,.1111 ('ark l.1!111 C•mclo Lrit 3 For Sale 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••Oen+ 3 br. + 2 ba, t'pts, R.AHCHREALTY ·---ft- 'l:.h.,nh k i;hopp1ni: OCCUl'AHCY •IOHDRfALTY• B1. 2'· h.1, Crplt'. pool,••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 11; Ila 1-'plc, 2 car dbl11ar .N1cc lawn.$29S 551·2000 LogunoHIC)llM l'n1·" n-du• l'd 111 ~"" '•>11 o-.. rwr' ,m,111u' i f\1 111 <:.1ll1·rv ol llom1·, II h I i.: .1 r . Jl v ow 11 l' r 8x26. lull hath, ju5l re gar, balance or winter. m~ 548·9536 . ••••••••••••••••••• A mu .. ttCl't·1:' h1 l'hn,1 m,1, '" thl' OUI (714 I 131-941 I ViVlllO l".:ill t;45 llO!.'l:J !mi.hed m~1dc. Set up ~_!Tl~ 673 ~ Bl':AUT. 3 br. 2 ba Grel'n · sc:s:~nVi1 Shal~p bl~~ .. d New 3 br. 21,2 ba T~nh ,t.mdmi: J l><hlll ntr.1 ll .. t·k 6Jy urea :t fir I B.1 -..1th awnmi.: Slll.'Xl also lalboaPettinsula 3 107 brook, 2 yrs old. F.lec. co':n,,.; ri a I , nt mm from l>anu P !§ AA.NCH RIAL TY 551 ·2000 4 aa. sa8.soo IB.OWMAHIT Turllrrnck l ovcMment l,11 lo!" l.111111\ rm hom1 SEA TERRACE nit'<' home., 1.11.: lol, tn•(·~ II'< 102 br ~350 548_:6173 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Country k1lch. shag cpls. frwy!I ~~~ 'i:.ce o~~2So Marina. $475. + -..1th plu h 'ariic•linlL I 'I er Oh 'Iii:! ~.no. m.ik1• S300 p P N B & cnlrl air $495 mo 934 C a I I nob • e < 11111!nl•·u1tl ll1111nni: II GJrdt·n I l"m" 'I.in .I olr \n\IOU1> :,;x; lllHI Ai.: SJ. Capo. S Star Adult enn. l . r ay Azal~a dn\· b .Bk 67s.6488. (714 )840 2!.116 1.t h &I 1 lflr r.1m rm .: h.1 l'rk 24x64 Americana ocean 2 Br unul J une • c• y ,. r . ------" t n .am rm ft "' w P" n I I' r • n on I) SZ.'HlOO '192·9841 '193 2514 C213J 243 53111 J\:,k for M anly)I' Duni:cr Woodbndge Twnhmc 3 Br 3 bdrm, 2 b11th l'lol.I~ :~~·.,:·1:1~1~ l~~~\~ti~wvn~~; $l2.'>.\;l0 t!IJ !lt\25 ,,,1~1;A1~SJ,~L!·,u(~·<F>NSI 0 ....:... _ • HuntfncJt le h 31 ,.0 S.W.1720or673-1494 2 Ba, A c. upi:radcll, $l2S 495•6 • .. I \ .c ... r, • ) Cemtt-Loh/ Oft o c ~ EXL'C 2 s h lake & pool pn v. 640 8:>42 -: ----- ·'" t•\t lu-.~l 'h11w111.: '-.---------i J 11 1 1• 1 d -·' ic. tory ome mcc c lnl) ~I •11111 10 MONARCH BAY ,.m :ic•J. c11;;',:1 :~~~·~I~ !>J~ Crypts I 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• area .. 1\\•I. approx. '12115 UNIV PRK· v11iagc 111 Newport leach l M't·lt11h•d f.1Jt111 lt•rrJ1·1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Ot ~t•~. pd. 2 br. M.11. Ph £or appt. eves . Pnncelon. 3flr, nu µamt ,•,••••R•••••••••••••• THRACE 1 $? 1 Sac·rlt11·r prire for 2 e ~ · e<' 557·73.">5 S42Smo.644·7770 _A 0 T.O f}I V1rw privacy ~ 1~•01 ¥;:/l~ll;•n ~ Ii, !IOI !'l'IOl'lcry lots. Pari£it• _ M~n Rcnlnl~. 540 5370 --------1'~a5tblulf Exec. ·hO ,, Bl'ilroom' l;1m1lv mom ~1cw {',111 I .1!..:an: 1~ay~ l.OIJWMI .. och l 148 R~st1c 2 l~r. S250. Utll pd. 3 Br 2 Ba, on rut rle sec 4br, 2bu. tam rn'I. red hill~:.;. & d1•n lntluor 1111tcluor NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1140-2156. e' I'' Mfi ~.l7h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ids, µ..:l1> i;nl(b, Fee. lge yd, clo:.e to srh ls & waler. New crp~. ti entt·1t.11n1nf.( .11 11s fow,t :.! ~lury l'.illrornrn llanr h C -lal ---1'"\all f 11 Mmn Hcntalll 5'1U·:'>370 pk. $395. SS~ 114:10 art pa int. Walk to sch CIO.'ll' to srhoob. ~hop 1 h ommH'C 'I urn M BJ:C, across ---.. ---7PM s hops. t ennis. d bar11111n Appruli.t•d 111 ---------• 552·7500 $11(),000. Sc!llt•r llt1u1dollnJ,t nt "'8.500! T1 le• entry Sp11ni~h brl<'k f1r1•phtl'I' 1-·or~1I dmmf( t'amtly room. &-clud<!d mai1tn wlnR. Air rond1tloned. EZ cure yal'd Seller \'Cry anlunus 1 Fre11hly paint~ loitid<' Suhm11 oHer tod11y . Call no-.. . ,,ty c• om1· .. t hr, ll(c den, Properly 1600 st. lo l.Jch. pvl pa tios. 0..0 rolnt 3226 . S7SO/mo Lse Jt New Listinq ~~l:nl~S;-~,.~rornt Cull winl· n·llar + ~moll ••••••••••••••••••••••• skyhles. ant1queii, avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUT. t:xcc t ype home, 640.67750~645.2240 Sharp 2 Mrm . 2 'f111th !llu\110 27"C/ i.11 ft 2 BAYfROlll....lf toSummcrS!,25.497 1965 Spacious Dana Blurts ,2 sty, 4 Br. 21~ Bu , F'am --· l'l.llS farml~ 1m J\ C. Crpk~. l>ual furcctl u'r ,... 1 Condo.3 Br, 2'-" Ba, 1830 Rm, wetbar . Love ly *HOW A.VAIL:. frt·~h1y p.11n11•tl, wood hnt · Lit\' t•ornl'r Int Off1tr bui 1\1 ini,:. spec· Houses Unfurftithed sq. ft. Breulhlakini.: view cpl.>;, drps. lhruool. F'ully TilE BLUFFS 1>••11 t•lln1t. l11~rl y 496-7222 83 1•0836 $130,S00.1142 -1(1\lll ___ lacular view, luxuriou~ •••••••••••••••••••••••! o( bcat•h 11nd harbor lndscpd incl patio. $57S $195pcrmonth' wallil.lf.ll•r:;, d1'11i,:htru11__________ ONl·:OF/\l\INl>! c•xccutiveofficcs Anxlnt Chneral 3202 from Lil & Mst r Br. grdnrind.640007'1 BIG CANYON. 17 paUo. romm11n11v fl'IOI. __ __ Nt•wporl Shorr•s anveslm ent al$(>SIJ,t)(JO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ovcrslt.cd 2 car gar . NF 1 $995permonth i\n•Jl liu) atSS<t.soo M1GUELSHORES 1·a11alfro11l lt·nturinJ! llLLGRUHDY Santa Ana lit~. 3 hr nu wood lrplc & bl~s. Up· 3 B ~ :cto,essc~ di HA.STIHCiSIC 3Bll +den. xlnt J.(11tr hUIH' m.1 s 1..r sullc RealtCM" 675°6161 pa"1t /cpt. $375. Jst.'tu11t ~r k& locw?~bcptd su~· rm.rQuie:~tr:C~atenn~~ Realtors ~ 752 1100 t ·""· ,. f ., • l~Utl '+52~ CAMPU!Da·IRVlplE OPEN OAU,V 8A.M.TOGP M ALPINE VILLA 'The desl1n 11 1upcrb •THANSt'ERRED• fn>m Ole aoann.i ce1llng~ MUST SF:LL to the beautiful tmck Dffffiekl Estates (rplc. U v1 na rm., dlnln~ Pl'lce Just reduced 12.000. rm., family rm • hobb) for qwck ~Ric of tlui. new )Oft. laundry rm, & ! 26(X) &(I R ~)(Cl' ·fom1ly bdrm~. Bnnl( your Crimi home:. Never ll\'ed·1n . ly, tarceorsmall &scllh Must 11ell. Sully A/C In comfort & privacy. Own w /hclp Cin11n cc Cloeeto44acre park w1tl Make o!Cer. C811 tor do· poob4tle11nl11. SUUOO tails. 552·70~0 THE · '.'. · • VILL AGE. .• !REALTOR Call:540-3666 WO> We're here to help! guardrrl an•u IJe11ul1tut w f rplt. l!O Urm c l +$100 Bkr5460814 cc 8 • llC, pno • & I II C and luxunollll <·nntrac kitchen, w;1ll<1 or itlai;i<, M£:D /DHTL ILDG · jacunl, u una. tennis cts. poo ava · le un & F.x<'lwnvc Irvine Tt';,. tor's own homr S197,500 etc, c1c' Offrrcd at only Xlnl inv1•slml M00.000. lalboa Island 3206 crt, etc. All for $495 mo. ready (or you 10 move In CdM. Btn exec 4 ~r, JAY w. Y ~ATS Sl 1O .000 Ca II now Owner wHI flnnnrr !t', ••••••••••••••••••••••• (7141493 4900 rore mos S395 Mo Ra, li;t. pvt pool. ~pl REALTORS ·1992237 6423850,Properly llouse int Pr1n onl UPPER Ouplcx ll u. .._. le h 32'"0 2 BR,lbath$350 beach,shopplng&_p Y. e v t•:; • • nWAlw+• oc • 3 BR. 2 b1a. ram .rm $435 5800 mo. lease, gara1 105 -644.1911 Collins. 831 li.lond. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR.2 ~ba,fRS4SO pool servincl chlldr LOCJlllMI HICJ'Mf 2 Loguno HICJWI I 052 ~--/ owner (213) 2.5'7 9800~ 4 BR. 2 ba, 2·M.o,.,,, with 3 BR, 2 ba., FR $425 •·welcome'. 675•31 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ·~ BR "' s sale 1800 lc6oo r~a 3207 hlll!c pallo & back ycard 3 • 2 ba., FR "150 COAST llOYALE Ramblin~ old world ('ountry estate overlooking Beach. Unique 2 BR. 21.-'l bo . vi lln profct;.;. d.e<"oraled. l.ihrary w /frpl. & winding staircase to ocean view suite. $250.000. A COlDWBJ. IA .. Y. CO. 496-7222 831-0836 1lrHM....-dlhy,._ l ........... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good ne1ahborhood. 7 3 BR. 2Vt ba, fam. rm., HV lfms, Cormel 3 MUST SELL 2 Br l Ba duplu, 1" & last ¥ts old M20/mo. Agt. din. rm .. 2fpl. SMO +FR. nr park & sc d S 963-5678. Ask for Dick. AGENT~ 7000 $SOO mo. &«·mO <2> 2 B 1 b th bltns mo rent. 303 3aTI l. A. new cp~: dra:Cs.' Prim~ $260. 497·3681 orM7 9632 (2) 2 bdrm, l ~ bath BACK BAY 3 8r, 1 Qa , arr a In Costa Mua. l er. dl'n, SJOO UUI. pd FOR LEME: 3 bedrm. 2 Condoe s:no. month. yard. S3RS mo. t<.i43, $7S,OOO. P ullcrson Inv. KidsJpets/•nAI• ok. F ee. ba. brand new, l~sq.ft.. ___ E...;v_u_.;...SS9 __ -4s:MJ ____ 11_0,;;.K:.:;.;.W.~..:;88G8;.:;.;;;;..._ __ ....,.._ 5'13·3011 Main Rentolii 540·5370 LanchnlJ home w/3 car LARGE near new, yard.i-------••• N R l>PLX 3Br up, 38 ,.~ ...._. M-3222 1tar · 5525/m o. inc Id home. 3 Br 2 Bl, only I .___... -~ardenC!t'. No P<'~· mo. $375. 99'7-1284 C710 dwn Sep 1tucst rm, allllo ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOil LEASE: 3 bc.<dtm, Ii: lot • bol h ocn va Sborecllffs, 2 BR, den. ba. brand new 1900 11q.rt. W~brldae: Brand new, 675-0922. sp1Ci<>u11 llv rm. Alltn Landlna home w/£ormal fully ld.'lcpd, n1r cond Ten surer sharp, bachC!lor back yard. Pvt. bch '5'75, d1n. rm., fam rm, wet Private home·28r, den unit.s i., downtown ~ta 39113533 or 875·8824 or bar.1575./m o. lnctdg nook, alrlum, pool, brh Ml-sa. h 1.11t six moe old & 675-QZ4 1ardener. No~h•:. club. $470/lse, avail 1/1. fully renterl . Income •S. of Hwy. newer, 3 br, • .,._"""Y MC-8mor644·8432 • ...._ 67 $2000. per mo. '295.000 2ba, lp1c. lr~17. no peta, 148·1681 1'1rt.lerock 3Br, 2ba, aulo~--~~·r~~~~ PTinC'ipals 00'Y· C:1ll for rd.,aar ,$495 61~8900 eprklra, c ul ·d ·sacl· • [•(i)ddresi11M0;,.~.·5S. ~·· ~ $495/lse 7SUM28 3 Br 2 Ba dplx, fp~t t.Wk ___ , Beaut nu hme.. Jurn.ll\e 48r. 2ba, ' blka from ' to bch new rpts drt>I. Creek. 3>br. fam np, 000 Wtsln\l\SU' Nall, l blk t Woodbridllt 3br, 2 ba, paJnt. Beam t lfl, ~alurai sq fl. no lse rcq 'd 1chl1, cul·d·aac. Kida lake, pool, Jacuzzi. $450, wood walls. $450 yrly 644"449 OK. $4JS Ph148·9'2'7 mo. ~l-1759. 873·'7684 ; f " . D4 DAILY PO.OT Wed"Hday Oecem.,_, 1 1'16 Af ..... , lWwta. I., lmeab a.w.., .,,_ t•Mh u.fw9. -. . .............................................. ······•·····•······•··· ~ Hoae6U•fwlllaMd ~=t•MllhFurnlsa..d IAt*' utau.rw.. CotMMeM 3124 CottaMHa "3124 .Wwportleoch lH9 ~RhFwM.Md Offiua..tal 4400 ....._. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • or UnfurNs.hed 19 o o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Opport.ltt SOOS leadt 3269 Codo Meto l7 24 C.,..0 dll M• 3122 ' P Altc NEWPORT ••••• •••••• •• • • • • •••• •• •••••• •••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••·•••··••••·••• ···~········"'········· COME HOME 0 APAITMBfTS THt: t:x<:1T1Nc ~ sna. FAI. NowportShoret3 HR, 2 SUSC.UITAS FOX HOLLOW VILLA E lor28edroomaand PALMMES.A.A"S. Ofhtt!lli;>a«:avaJlabJeln 116,000.mo ar Xlnlnel. 1Ba, near bd1 & tenme. Mlnult!!> to NB Hae!>-& I G Townhous1., MINUTESTONPT Coiono dd Moir, t1oulb 800 8'l ft 1-'uUy e<tulp. bearm, frµlc In film rm, UR rum Adults, no pets. ~ .... ,' Secllf"lty~ w..... f'rom S2S9 50 UCll !>Id\' or h11thway $17~ per I.ow OVl.'fh('lld C11ll for Je~ ~50 mo. Unl~u\! 2llONewPortUlvd.CM. '[l., I ForQ~T...ts Opens6 oaily u,ich.l&21JR. month. 67~2311, uslllor dtt41lb.Xlntbuy! Homes,G7S.Ci000 suo. Baclletor. All uul l<""r_Cti 1.iveonyourownpnvatestreetina2 Spal'oobTe~n" rrornSlGS Mum '49· 7Sl·l74 I Blufb 1 level 3 BR, 2 ba pd. Singles ok. Pool , bedroom townhouse with yard & large Acros:. from "ai.h100 "dul~. No Pt!ls Codrtol~Rn._._. t.ov•lygreenbelt&pool 8Pac:bcomber, fee. CORONADt;LMAR ti od b . (' I & 1:.land al Jamboree on l~l~f<'~al>r. llU.ok.~/mo lnrludes ~Ait&44·1133 631 2011; 547·250!; 2 Br Townboun, lrl)lc. pu O, WO urning 1repace at-Sa.nJoaqwnl11llsftoad. (58lk~l::utofNcwPort UtJI Pvt&qwel.Gdloc. SIS, .MONTH 879·1060 root leruus. conllncol•I lached garage. LOTS OF ROOM FOR 17141644-1900 lllvd I Ph 536 1~7. Mu•tly bar. Newport LJOO ISLE, 2 'lty •Br, -bre1tkrast.Somt1ucun& STORAGEANDHOBBI ES! 546·~ Bt~hkK'allon.l'•rtners 30., din rm/ r:un rm, HuntMcJtOft hoch 3740 Catalina views. Clute to Adults. S37S OCi.ANAlOHT ROOf'M 4000 fcud1nK. Needs 1ood (rplc. 67WIW ••••••••••••••••• •••••• i.hopplll~ & fme beach 621 W . WIMlft. C.ta ~ 3 BR,2 bu s:l50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:"!~tO'IS:S~:~~ Newport Jleigbt.s Dplx. 2 STUDIO 644·2611 646-20 I 0 2 BK. 1 b11 Yrly. $:175 ROOMS i'2S wk up with DelMxe lnch1daa.c old llceaae. bdr, Bil, g11r.,;yd. $.10S. ''From $55 Weffly" HIWPORT TERRACIE k1tchc11. S37 so wk up Office luilcHIM) Ail. 831-4200 Child, pet O.K. s.&8·1319 Full Kitchen &TV 2 B bit f 1 I 3 BR,:! ba condo~ 11pl'I. 541S·~SSot645·3967 TWO STORY .. Harbor Vw Home, 3 Br, 2 1>¥-Cltrmel ~75 IK'r mo 644·76SS. FANTASTIC Vl~W. H1g Caoyon Twnhme 2 llr, 2 ba, $700. 644·5441 Lin!!ns&Ullhtu.•-i r. ns, rpc, pood ·Cott.MHO 3H411wtt11'90ft1Hchll40 SUWIHDCOHDO NewportPenlnsul11 ti Asf1r5tmd Mlt.t: TU OCt:AN p;illo, !lundt. $295. A Its, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet re$pons1blt: workilll! 2500Sq Ft ea. 11oor C l:50 OClt). no pets. Avail approx WHYMOT7 2 BK.dro2boS450 liberated male, non· .AJrCondlhoncd Frft ':!nd~ =Wing Royal S..MH I 2 I 1 2 . 6 7 3 • 1 4 I S •'-'J9 M.w Aph• IAYFROHT HOME 5moker. over 2S. N.IJ. Walnut Paneled (){fices aet up f~ ~ YO&WDe. Motef eves/wknds. ~r~j~1~:;n 1 %•3 bedroom", children 3 BR, 2 ba. S'lOOO Mu yrl)I Aft 6, 548·3336. Elevator Bcucb lown locution. 727YoriltoWftll•d. 2 Ui', 1 Ba, ovtt garase 2 bedrooma,l~balhl ok. pet's considered, STIPSTOIUCH Private Park.ini: Doea over szo,lil. a Hcuch Blvd at Yorklown aµl, new cpts, drps, 1 ep AUa.ebed sara~ dishwashers, carpels, 3 BR ba. UnC S42S Secluded Bdrm. bath & Janitorial 5'!rv1n'S 1nootb tn suro9tl'. Im· 536-0411 gar . ......., mo 6'1<>·9608 w-'"-/d..ry•r -up drapea, closed oarage, fncd deck. Nr lr\'me Ln UUlthes imcubte carldiltioo. 19% ..,.,., ..,,..... .. •--boot 'i" dust Non-smoker, empt · ALLWATEIU'HONT PvtyarchrilbpatJo c......,t.osc s, super d $OO d Rf -673-5990after4.JO Dowo.Agt.8.17·4200 Ot\g BlufC:., !.1>ac. 2 br, 2 2 Br grdn Jpt, w/ pool, EXTRA lg. duplx, 2br. Ach&lt.a, $375. 1110 • ruce 4 plexs, Curnilur~ a)'li. 1 mo+ ep. es ---- ba, U/R. S625 640111173 rl~e to .bt'h, 1035 12th St 2ba. ocean vu, ~arned VOXUOLllOW av a 1 I a b I e. C a I I rt:q. ss7-6706 IHr,IWRw T....,. -----..._. ~ ~!1626 ce1r~. frpl, 2 car &ar, VlLLA/iE m4)1147·~.10am-5pm. ROOM With k!tchen luslMssR.._tal 4450 Nels$20QO.bdp-nua 1 __ 0 leach 3 7 4a P\'\ bch pnvl. $645, yrly. 621 W. WU&On, C.14. 7 da)"ll. pnv1lcges $135 mo. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• An e mergency sale! ONTllF:WATF.R .......-• 675-3200 M6·2010 •DIEL.UX!Ee art 3PM,673-1451 Owner mw.l leiave State P11r1' your !Jay bo<lt out ••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• . . E lbl re ;s b 2 b 0 0 0 Sq ft C 0 m • to prot.e~l OlbcT iovest- -.ide your door or the:. lov Uuch Near be:il•h Uul I B R , s r v I re r r 1 g. II '9erto W.... 2 Br, encl. gar. patio, blk i,!:U. fncl. spa~: mast!r Gwtt HOf'lle 41 SO mereial/Warehouse bldg ments. Tbe lmest looking ~ly 3llr home w :.taincd ixJ.$l%·S225mo $6S>Ak t'pt1drps. Glir. no pets. JllDttOOM lobeach.oopets.20515th suite, din rm & dbl••••••••••••••••••••••• onW.19lhSt,C.M.W1thl b.ir ill On.Die County. !llass, beams w11rmlh & 1435:-l.Ci.~ 4!14·~ :!s7~78tiU3 Mari s o ld, Sl.SJ6..8729orSJ6.l7J.8. gatage. Auto door Loving care, 24 hrs, ac. storage area ~bind. Just listed. Good terms. wperdecor $695,mo,yr Oceanfront Aplt-, bach -. Ai.. I .._h,. SPANISH STYLE opener avail. Pool & b.ilonced diets. Pvt Suilable !or comm.._,& J\gl.137..all l>_~~NlNSULAPOINT ~lud1u. hte cook111g 1&2Cule 2 bedroom. l bath !Cp~~~ 3 BR, 2 story w/frplc, recreation area. Adult:. room pat1<>1.544·3833 ~~::t 0SJ':u~rn':':: MONEY )tAl'1NG- . hr Sl95 $375. Ut1l encl apes with C1repl.aces and 1959 ..... A CM balcony, patio, plush only. No pets. Jo'rom $360. Vocation Rewtal5 4250 H r t t CCI Sm al I Dr cu Sb op. 4 ~rmJ witb;tconil':. Co~ 5.16 0321 rlosetoshops and beach. Te, crpl'i 4t dbl encl gar 865AmlROS Way ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~k~~Oas:~or".Ed Choice Joe. ~U-0223, c .. c . re!I i iou. ... wCX>l -UA.I montii. Ask ror Mii· Brnd new S pfeir, 3 Br,. S365. Pet-children ok. Managed by BIG HEAR House for B k ~432S. interior & beums w1th 2br, 2 bu. Norlhend si675·23ll EvesM.2·3203 Ba,ownnwul,aJ:soJI, Bkr.536·1484or&l7-4510 GranadaMgml("). r~nt 3.,r, 2ba. r-i2 ""r uc 0· ,...._ _______ _ warmlh Sf.00 yrly be. 01.'Canfronl, .:ar , incl ' · ~ 0 -...-STORE ,..,_ S L_. ON PENINSULA ulll Pvl pool, u11ults. Umque tower 2br, Jba, Br apts, no J>ftJ. t714i •••••••• Nwprt Shrs. 2 br, 2 ba day. Ca ll all 6. 496·4192 ~RT BCH Svr-r. y. A ~ Bxrilrng Bdrm homl' 6mc,.;toyrbc.4971247. frplc . So. or Hwy $325. 8'l7·2479orS41.ar77 I 1 SJ2Syrly 833-8190 Ruth Avon St.·$270Mo. Nrts~,000.yr.E-Zrun. w/beach & waler arro:.:. all uul ---t. tst & la:>l + ~84i3e.ves/wknds 'LARGE CABIN-BIG JerryWyoll(21.3)477·7701 Short II.rs, A "s.leepu'' I . Rt: h 1, S200 Ul'I d .,_. Z Br. Z ba, pref mature MOVE IN · BEAR nr. s ki slopes. . bu.s.,asteal. ll'le streel. S490/mo se. ·ac 1 • 1 pai · $50. dean Qwcl cpl pre· re.tired. No pets, 0 ORT .110 ., L· Sips 12. Col TV, poolla· Older house: As 1s, 700 sq ESPECIALLY LAHGE fo'cc. f'd.673-6216. NEWP S or.S f ~ N 1 t 751-3741 4 Bdrm & den. F'root Main Rf'ntals. 540.5370 childret1 S19$.142-Sl48 llh blks. to ocean. Super blc. s.&8·3446/ 541HJH or l. _,., mo; 0 ea~e a UNITt;D BUSINESS ------'2 D 1 b 1 .._.OWlll 2 b d pie Ownr (714> 4"'"·"'"11 2528Newport Blvd. CM. yard1slekcai::rccn purkM;-·-v i · 3767 r, a., 11ep. ·car 3BR,Z8a.petio,chlldrer " ••• r. u x. • ..-.ou lNVF..sTIKENTS w/viewofwater,boal!.& '"°" .. ~t~. ••••••• garage,xlntloclt1on.No ok, no P41l.I. $265. m o ft' 870·9203 Luxurious, furn. villa on COMMERCIALSTORE lS25MesaV6deDrE ~pyglnss llill S.">751mo •••••• • • •• pels. $325/mo. 644·6397 546 9080orstl-8985 Hurry, Giiiy a few le . BEACH 2 blks, new paint. SayulHa Be acb near LAGUNA BEACH (across Crom Ko.wt Los> WATJ::KFHONTllOMES Ali:.o Villas, 2 Br. H·• Ra Agt 28RCromS260 3 Br 2 Ba dplx rptr Puerto Vallarta. 4 br 4 Approx. 800 s q. It. + Su1tel0i,CollUMesa) 63I 1400 t·ondo. upgraded t•rpl & Ll'I 2BR. beamed clogs, J .BR, fplc, 2 ba $375 hltns. patio. gar No pets' ba. ~-"'k. 731.3777 • large storage loft. Has 2 UBI Open 7 days _____ _..,.. Jrps,N1ccloc.5KJ 2726 2 Br Townhouse apt, J111 lingJ r>try, no pets. $200 .:J connecting rooms. One ~--==-~~ -.Ba, frplc. encl patio, l 2049·DWallacc646-8885 S400yrly t>-151682 --PALM.DESERT GUATMOMl.Peft WATERFRONT <"nndo, .,._wport leach 3769 blk to bch & :.hops $J"l$. Ci.ldrenOK ' has fireplace. Ample wtJ4' shp 3 br, :s h.i, <It.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-11&3 •2ar. J&, upper Mes Seet.Deselovely SPACIOUS <I Br 2&12 Ba. lBR Curn'd rondo. Pool· parking. Lease et $500 Beer ar wioe otr sale I I •"ST Verd• ""ar"&e avail 2&3BRapartment.s encl patio, 1 blk to bch Jacuu1. Close to sbp'g month. All ulil. paid by store. Full n.rtuttS in· ~ar w/opnr, se or :>l' m; Costa Mtta 3124 ~ u .. They are C'lose to Central Yrly. 673-7708 cntr. $600 mo., $50 per landlord. clud111g near ocw Dala <lPl. 640·9119 IUY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adulu. $235 No pets Park, recreallon, shop· rule. 751·1163, owner MISSION 494-0731 terminal 300 casb re• F. ST ULU 1-· 1-·~ ·z ll I Some peoplt< say you get 833-19'7' p~. freeways. Bike to 21R W.ATHFRONT gisler. 7 dr walk·in c:old ·•\ whalyoupJyCor!Weof EASTSJDEZBr2.8a,enr beach! Bwltins, fplc, crpu ,RefthllstoS~ 4l00 •TOP • box.Reducedt.oSl0,000. ~;~~~c~~N~e~;r~tr~d~ fer more And the price is gar, llldry, l child 01', n We abo han ~ dJ1)6, garage. $435. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• *LOCATION * and trrms to suit. Call s.5<!5mo.752.0917 le.s!i Member'lh1p in a pe~.S275.64%-3488 -1wntlocatiofti! 3601FINLEYAVE,ND HHdAROOINRllt•? Succeuful retail o r Curt642·S200. llealth Club. A tennis -r-J.ACOISRULTY ToProCess1onallyFmd service location :it -- club t-'rcetenn1s lessons. CASAVICTORIA 675-6670 TllATlllGHTPt:RSON Newport Pier in AVALON 1 r-.t'wport Shore' A rrume :\Br. 2ba, ney. plu ... h cpls & drfl'I Pool lrnn1s & heut'h. $450) rly &12 3850 (Ir 645-0423 Bllhardt-. Swimming. 1&2BR.unlorfurn,g IC...tROCJM"'IR..tty Newport. Cute store-antiques nnd GolC Dre' 1ng ltiin~e. & wtr pd. Adil.I. DO pets 848-8300 Compact 2 level single • 1249Squarefeet furn1tureutcxceUenUoc. Saunai. + .:real ae· Pool. rec rm, sec. &•le $250 includes ulil 1n ~E·ffi~-~ •Orl·s1te parlung PerCecl business for a t1vu1es. SundJy BBQs 52$V1ctona.642,11970 ••••••••• Harbor View Homes . Ul.l"~~~R • Excellenlexposure couple. Pele Barrell. Partee:. >A1lh live bunds. 2eR. 1 ba. children~ pe Brand new. 3 bdrm apts. Adlt.s. no pets. 64().0964 or °' ~ >".llJl41'iNQ •Large sign area RealtyCall642-S200 San Clemente 3276 1-'reeSunday brunch 11 •• of"' C,...,,..l Pl 642·7860 REALONOMICS. Corp I &-..llf ------ ••••••••••••••••••••• •• • ... o VJOnge ........ , s OK. nr. So. Cit aia studio & conventional. · Re 1 675 6700 n•es, ..... Yourrentdoll:irsgoP\'en ostbeou!tfuloponment Ca11Corilppt919·1S77 Xmas move in al·J targebdrm,2balower 832·4134Sincel971 ators . ~ 5015 "\cw luxury 2 Br, 2 HH l>Anhlle, ocean view, dbl ,::ir, pool. J:JCU/ll. i.ccun ty SJ7S. ( :!13 I J!.114-5200 Curlhcr•••A terrd1c commul'llllesAreloxlng Adult E-sidtt 2 br. encl lo...-ance,2wksfreerenl. urut.Newdeco .Nopcl~. WOMANover6Sw/curt0 SHOP o ~CE ...................... . rrw1ntcon.1nt."1• t<rew. pro· selllngwllhS!l'eoms, 11ar, patio. Llke new. N (710 847·7566, lOam $400mo. yeorly 2 blki. to shr. CdM home w/same. w/waler. Appr~OO sq AMCMMyW...,! lcs..,1onal manaRemenl wot811ols. and mojes'1c pet.a. 6"..(MJ'78 5pm. bch Blk lo bay & park. Rm/board & nominal ft. $145/mo. 548-7249 For Real Estate Invest· !i luff that care-;. and trees Feo!Urlng poolS, -;-------i 2 Br Condo. Nr Warner & fi73-2303 sal lo right p~rson. Industrial Rental 4500 ml·nl Pro's. Sheraton 2 Dr. 3 plt'X. nr heh, kids. pd!i SIR.5 B1•:.i1 hn1mbcr, F1•c . .;:11 2011. ;,17 2501 & 117!HOf.O rreen<11 y nelj:hbors. Jocuz:zl.souno,bOllords. B~AUT.new2br,2ba .ll BeaC'h. S'Z7S mo. 536.358 lbr,$225 indutil N1~lor dayph.t173-4725 ••••••v••••••••••••••• Newport. '1odc·b 01"'11 llailv 10 1 rm din rm frplc beam -----1 D•Y ~LY and e•clhng clu"""'•se · • · days. 536-8456 eves 3 br, $37S. Hc·Cs rcqd. F 1 "" "'"' Sorry, nu on4' under 21 & ,., VllVU l'C1l., bltn•. Jacuni, gar. ~ -G4".'"~· em.a e roommate want· Oe .. ,..-4.PM H.e 110 IJ~l:.. Huumm J l t Wl!hsociotevents. Tennis. vt•can VU6'Z·71W2 Br, 2 Ba, frpk. patio, u"""" edh lo sshla3· ~e 2 BrMbeach ONE YEAR OLD G~o~ ~~Aoo~a. o~~ Great ()('1•.in \ 1f'w 2kr den, 2hJ <:ol1111v <:ov1· Condo J•ool c-lubhse, clt' ..;.;JS() mo 493 '1242 Hkr "·rv11•1• :l\o.ulalJlc Mon gym,ondvolleybolol $275mo. ~ew deluxe b:.)fronl se. " +, axey or /\;;,en'ca'a best. Real th w-moolh ot·~ui.i.inc)'. Th v M 1 Re-decorated. SJ~. L.:c 1 M1 5713 · 675-0941 4150 Sq.ft. induslri•I e UIOlnge. ~e~""ln l>rw/pool,walktoshops. . Uuplex, «ho1cc lot-. spaceforleast!.Located ~:stale Pap er 0.1k~1~.cl(.;.irdenApls evety!tl gyoure"""' g Mature odlts pref. N 1BR.pcl.sok,$2JOmo. w /panoram1c v1tw Roommate wanted to across s treet from au tborilies. Catt tor Fumll\Jre lso~loble children, no pet.a. l Blks beach, 328-J3th St., Encl prk'j( Cor 4 cars, share 2 Br house, Sl50 Koll/Irvine Center . .Nr 114·346·8808 <You may ...., L"W CONL>O :!Ur, 2hJ poc1I. ll80 I rHn(• < Jl ltith ) ( 711 Jt.-15 ~· Monrovia. 548-7924 96(}.4832or 2lM11·5618 Upper · 3 BR. Sl IOO m(I m-0 +util. N.B. 675-0526 · ~ call collect). A presenla-One ond Two Bedroom Lower· 2 BR. S!>oo. m o ----OCAirport . ....,.,/mo. t1on of Professional Adul l.Nlng. STUNNING l&e 2 Br Z Ba. 3 BR. 1 bl.It to bd>. frpl, Lease only. Avail 2/l /77 Ne«! male 25·35 to share 3 ED RIDDLE Educational lnsUtut.e oC SJl5 Ph 551 131.4 Offlees open 9.00 IO 6·00. w 'paneled den, grdn apt d.lbwsbr, encl gar, u 996-8128 BR house w /2 females. REAL TOR 646-881 I Palm Spnngs. 171.1011\thSt fJtDmer) S ·M Ci l4 164llll70 Now renllng. Pool.126S.7lOW ltlth t. pels.S300mo.960-J.JS3 3 Br. 2ba. 1 Blk to bch $1Z2.C ·645·76SS lft•Htw..t Son J410ft ~Strano )278 2 ltr "'llllt-t fl'tllJI $JOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1:!1:0 l..&j 59t,J or <213) IH CHARMING J..li 9-1 t3 OLD SA.H JUA.H liio.ACIWRONT I llr ror ·r h '" r h Jr m 1 n i; :! 1n.1t11rr adlh $:!2S mo l>t!dt•)Clm . :! hJlh & ctc-11 \\I. I.' I ti JU liiS '1112-1 home ha' plu<ih <'Mprt UALHC),\ Hay Clul) Hach in~. CircplJll', budl 111'\ & 11pt 11,., 12 23 s.coo mo • .. ar it1.1rJ~f' W11n l la,t i .. r> lll'l-hm~ • CJll r.,1i; /1\1111:1>~ ~ '----- 1q3 0~811 t•• t•r11n1:, & 11.IR l'iirk '1,1·w1»rt. Wl'l0kCOll' Avail m11 mo Cull ror '.I br, 2 bJ, 11,.rhur t.n 11111>1 1>44 57111or640 Gl39. llom1• n r r11 1•.i n & I ur 2 Rll. I hr SIB:; mo, 2 't'hOOl~. n1f« p.1t10 $<yd hr 5:!61> mo Call a n 3PM. P<JC>I rer arc.i "'ail Kid• 1.73 1151 ok l'rcf n.1 p<•t<. $4(11J ------- -t..')11..UIOS Soutt. LCIC)MM l7 86 ..............••.•••..•. !\ EW 4BR le (l t;,, '· frplr ! llfl :! 1111 on lhf' ()('f'3n upcradcd • 1110!. c.lrps t-\irn $700 , unCurn $000 '~ mo 4!H\ 6'flll wk\•nds T11U.l 11tturHy. elev11tors ,.,,. art 1,prn __ ---rrl C,1c1Ulies 499 ~ Sh a r p II J r ho r T. o n e A.fwa twflh H0"1•. 'l fir 2 1 ~ car u.fwwilhe-d )!•rat:r. on < ul d4• '•~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. irwt. lo mnmt y1I nn GaMrGll 3102 J,A"'t~. V..S mo t•lt• <m7 ••. •• ••• ••• ••• •• •• •• ••• S40ort deposit w/ad. DELUXE 1 br, (rpl, Cul $400/mo 1 yr lse avail Office Rftltail 4400 Reftfals W..ted _ 4'600 Wanted 5020 LA.RGEiASTSIDE •men1L1es w/fufl rec. New cpts. cir~. 5106Nep· ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, encl aur, nr new facils. See to believe' twlCAve.8322080 NeedGreenhousespaceto2nd T.D buyer has 12SO Adulli. 6•$·7554 847-6407 a Br 2 Ba roomy, clean rent for plant leasing $100,000 to invest. P.P. e~·es J BR, DOI iar 2 Ba, frplc. new cpl~. sundetk, bltn!>, busme:.s. 642·1403 _961HiM2_;_ _______ _ LARGE Zbr,2ba.Sl2S Jn. 4Zl l2tb St. $33S. Call bch&banrly.6-15-11178 ~..,c-·1-... Sluchoorsmall 1 BR apt. MOMytoLoon SOZS ' •. ~ . .,.,., "c-1•-· ""'"' " d I d ant "' 1m pet ok. Call .....,....,.,.,. 1 br tri pie:< S26S. yrl~ .,1-m '-"•"· so rcurc a y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·6612 foreppt. 2 Br. 2 Ba. bltnl, patio, n UUI. pd. Call aClcr 5 pm ~::;-::,. ... _ can be near children ht, 219d It lnl T.D.'s EAS'l'SfDE. Sep? BrZ Ba, l>fU, t drild olt. Nr.1cbls (714)682·3500 ..fx..oo -.c• M0-77<18 LOANS AVAILABLE l & adult. unit w/en<'l g;1r $250mo.~·3710aft 5pm NWPT CREST luxury ~::;..-;:~...--lusiMnjlnnst/ Cred1lnotimportut .....,,. 548 .,.,~,, .... -67 f1nai1C• 673-4883 Broker RR Applicahvns bemic ~-· "°""or ...... .,, z lk'. 1 Sa. encl •ar., condo. 2br, 2ba, hv. dm. 0 I t l s 4 5 o •··~··•••••••••••• •• •• • Pvt party will loan on taken. 1980 /\nahe1m St 2 Bt• apt. 7lt w. Wtbloon. mo. 1005 Al abama, poo • eno 5 • · llmbteu short tcrml~tor 2ndTD. CM 9a m·<tpm daily Encl, patio. S22.5. No 5444'70l aftMS:30. 645-4867 -,.-1-M_O_F._R_E_E_R_E_NT_•_, Opportunity 5005 Residential only. 556-8842 ~3229 pets ....... l2Jl WAl.KTOllACH FantoslicVlew 1·2·3 Rm. off1cl.'s from••••••••••••••••••••••• Cnr<lttn /\pt 2 BR, l Aa 2br,lba,encJ.car.$2SO. Ocnfrontdplx.3Ur,2ha. $125 per mo. Adj . Considerin90Bus? llMoflAllll~"'-CJC191111!N--.S.Tnnt 5035 end ga!. no kids. $230. Dano pC)\,.t 1126 ~; l46-tlOl8 Crplc. Yrly Is<'. $550. A1rportcr Hotel. No lease Over 500 active local bus mo. 5'\11 ,529 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-6408or496·5382 req.1133·3223 Til noon listings. Please roll o~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~• Oc Sll!O. 2 br, praae. pool. stop by for free info. All 2 BH. tn·plx. nr. Fcdro New Spect"c..,ar e•n Kidsok. Fee West.cliff new 2 Br. 2 Ba. 60< PER SQ FT l'allo. yd S225 View. 2 Dr -: B.a., dbl ca.r Main Re.otals, 540-5370 f r P I c • r c r r.' g 1Gl7 WESTCLJFF·NB categories & types. We 5-15-5004 gar, $.1(.IO m.1 6M-MM. w/lcemaker , 2 patios, AGTJS4l·50J2 guaranteelopleaseyru. AlsolndTO&.oo.s -----4937748 Near ~ach. $160. 1 br, w•hr/dryr. pool, adults 751-3741 Fairest Termilsincel9ot) Brant! New 2 & 3Bdrm --cHld<*. F~ $425 mo. 675..fl999 150 I W tdlff D UNITED BUSINESS Sattter Mh> Co. ,\pti. t-'rplt-!'I, blllns Ex. lRt 2 br. 2 i.'1il. (rpk, MamRentals,540 5370 H r . INVF..5TMENTS 642 2171 545-061 t i:.ir,.1w. I" l patio N1r drt"lsmg rm. Adi.IMS + 1 NEWPORT SHORES Newport Fin•ncial Ctr 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E • 11wet loc F'rom S32S. I' t eens ger From ~ RU.DY MOW 2Br, 2Ba, ~ar, bl ks to L..ctslfMJ Offic• Space (across Crom Kana Lns) SAVE $S ~1828 Ga!t & water pd. 49&--'f17t. 2 Br. ~. draped. ocean, no pcl'., yrty be Call on Site Manager Suite 106, Costa Mesa Private party will buy LOANS 9% SJ75 I hr, pool, 1 aclll. Ni z br, cpts, drps, bl\H, carpeb, Iba Gnstove ~:~c:11o. 64!'i·3:120, (714)642·311lext246 UBI Open7days your2nd T.D.l42.3573 .-. """'"J •. lilh Pl. afl laun<lry, encl. gar. $2410 Ooled ttar. No chlldrt'n ·~ lf v~· N--' A Staffed •· COMIG•Jl•n C'oz) flSS l br 8 plex. .,.-~ .-. ........ 425 lzth St ""' ""-" .,. •FUmilure & Plywd Mfg. I st• .,_..,.. --s • .• I llA~ SS90tR6or493-6300 r--· w.a.Tr.•FRO .... T furnished Office, call Lad! w { • .._.._ \Mfwwlstwd 3425 K 1 u" 0 r 111 n It <' s ""'!!;ft "' * cs ear. I i-Class ! Jrvme Pacific Financial ••• _ ................... ltf'Hh<'nmbrr . ree :!RRlhri.poot Wec;t s1dc llwli111.;~a..d.3140 NEW l br, frplc, beam NEW2br&2hr+dc-n ~-~\~E.E~e~f~n~l~~e~ :BOODRAKPSTEROYRWEKR .. 'f Compaey.640-8292 II 8 3 Hr z ,telr), '\upcr 811 2011, $47 2$01 or $2JU mo SI05 dl.'po1lt'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• re1I. l>ltll•. pool. volley lu'l(uryapls " nice '310 + tic pu•.il lt'm lllW ------Ad Its. nn· .... l~ &15 2610 N e w o w n c r I o I . .ball gar S235. MUl934 •Bwllins f/tlme recept.;-1 phone & *RUG /UPllLCleaner EARN lO'I. on loc11I TD's • . ,.,,.., ..-•Trash Compactor moll service, util & •f1JRNITUR t: Rerin BILL HARDESTY l'Q.:.,,._ ... _______ • SI ~~ nrat l Br 6 pll'x. -------0.-.u·hwuod Apts. 19132 lr"'l-..... 3844 • r. <ilDP. like· new ruKtk. -·'C -•Wetbar Jan1Lonal. Seer's & ore ContaclAantSamCranc Rea.Iler i7S·2866 "-aut1lul <'oorlo. It n ~n . .:Ill <.>K IJ<'achC'omber. Ma1noha, H.B ."' er a 2 ••-•••••••••••••••••••• "" l'qu1p uva11. Nt•wport (714)64.5-4170 .... ().""""' P1cr7.tm1Cn11n""'"1•Jn.3 h:~ 6312011, ~472501, hadll.s,noiwts llJrS205, br. 2 ba, 1000 sq. fl WOODBRIDGE *pr1replaebee I\ ~nter.64Q.S470 ..,. .,......Awmc1•tlh/ l\t. 2 8.'l. ;i nr ';,;,ranr, 8'i9-1060_ ~c:?brs:?SO 6"6-r(;05 aecurety apt w /pool, PINFSAPTS :Plnevxalel ac I pat'os -----'ORANGE JµLnJS. To ,.,......,, rully <'•HPl'll'd~ po~I 1,P./\.C\F. TUSTIN 3 Br 2 Zbr~2 l'ln. f~ pool, 41 1acu111. f\/C, dah.rhr l . 2 & 3 bdrm units. •Smok~~=~::i~~s i Prime location In llunt• CM location. Owner anx· &.o.t& FoMd -. j11cuul, ttnn111 court ~ Ba. llPl. adults k story Twnh~c t::Slde. ~ltCa~~ly N"r.;etat Oes1~ned like early •Slipsavail.lolenanls ington Beach on lous. $25,000. C all ••••••••••••••••••••••• dl>h84\C..lhyM6-AA21or duldreo lfj & over, no <'titldren ok. $290 962-iROO new r ll Calltorn.\u buncalows. 91.9BaysldeDr,67311414 p;~~~~g~~'.i::S:::d:~~ay~~ 64J-722lUl 21 ,.W l Uff'' ANtw...,. 5100 llobl.an"c9637881 pAl• Redec. tl\ruout 5411·0916 From S270 . tlS ----~ry ~-"--••••••••••••••••••••••• " "" " DI h 3 5 30 ~-c•--nt 387 store or orrlce. Good ex· f"'lc, bltns. patio, encl Pr~-Chnst-~w S• ... Al'·I' IY THE SEA Pinest.oae. .! kra .. : : _, ....,.... • · k' A f'FILIATE HtrbUrt L. Carlton M.D. ,, ,. ....... ..~~ • wkdays, t·S: • .., w n... •••••••••• •••• •••• ••••. posure, s1gnage par mg, .. th . icar, r te. S37S m o. (714 ) 2 br apt.s from $1110. Cpls, New 3 br deluxe tnhse. 00 ca II Mr. p I um m er Oppty to own a Branch nnoounccs e open1n~ 838 1754 evs, S111l/Sun dfllll. kldll ok. NI) pels 20114th St . !136 17lll 562"°' OCEANFRONT Luxury 963·6767 Otrlcc or n SUCCCS'lfUI o( his olc for the practice 3 Br Z Bia Twnllsc. JIJI ~ar W18UlO opnr, pvt pAtlC), l>/W, $340 mo. 96J..4058 <2131922·2879Mon-Fri. Stove.54S·04ll:I Sl60M Hll br.den.Crpl.pvtslepst.c siniites oritanixalion, ofYumily M('Cflclne. • 2 br, ept.s., 1><JOI. pl11y yd.. "*• Y l>ch. s.585400·2807 Ofc to share, ma boat yd., areas avail throul ~o 17522 lkh. Blvd Ste 104 NI' I'' O A R ENTAL'P t 2 2 O " A WIJI lhare "'" J r1ine .. , · • • · 2 Br w/a1lr. $.?30 New n ° Pe a · 0 • home, pool •.Jacuui. Presidential llt.o; Condo. on ncwporl Bay. $175. Cul. Qill 11 9. M-«t.SS. Ntar South Coast Pla7.a, Bndtord Tnh11e. 3 BR, l ~ Ba;newly det'Orated Pool. lge patio, child OK SJJO_mo. SS6-1977 We ~~;!~!sm-crpt. l,:~Cncdydw/paUo Dclaware.$36~ 551·3843 br, 1...., ba, aoll crs lot. mo.673-6540_ VIDEOVIEW KJOS&PETS Water pd. 2224 "D" ..._.L.*Patt& ocean view. Adulls, n APPROX800i.qfl,C·2al (7 14)997·5400 Pnlm1st from Trinldad, W.J. 111ya, "Since Abe Llncfln·a days, J erry Ford I the &~•tell. .. WELCOME ~~~la, call betwn l·S Othrn 3 br, 2~ b•, •ll. LOIJillllle-* 3848 pets. $350. mo Yr lsc 1st, 130 E. 17lh St., $2SQ mo. NF.WERARENTALS dbl111r.,palio,Crplc.17l ....................... last+ $100. dep. Avail Doylc54H-0479 lotdl4uelalboa 631·2800·FEE·638-8300 PLUSH Z br, be:rmed Alabaml, .539·348S or OCLANVlEW now.IM2650fl -Marinei\v55f).:J74UAJ(t Mna.t.•TU'lt ceil'gs, frpl, car. IJ&.l7ll KENTALS DB.UXEOFFICES --•n• ...... ~ • 3106 BRAND NEW 3 Br Z\<a Ba. ••••••••••••• •••••••• •• Cpk, Ya mi from Dobeney St. lkh & Dana Wharf BR., 3 ba .• aundcek, S450 per mo 634.8282 frplc .• w11bcr • dryer P"' r•u E ' '62:5 Y Hr l)' . 84 "'· .-.·lOl2 vs. WIWAM WIMTOM Huntington Beach. 2BR, Real FAule 875-Wl J"'BA. Nu cpts, drps. ,.,..... 3807 c..iose lo Hunt. Harbor. S3'lS mo. Avail. 12/U. 554·1332 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $40.00 WISC Ir UP •Studio 61 BR Apta *l'V I.Maid ~rv Avail Nrar nccan & boy z BR • sundeck. S32S Maraball Rily 675-4800 GORC.IOUS VllW! 0.yfront Apt., 1800 1qft, 3 BR. J BA. 1875/mo. Call 673-:1410. •l'boolS.rv, Htd pool Br. 2 B• YHrl,y. Stepa to ~N~Blvd,CM tennis a, b~h. Frplc, __ M..rJ ___ o_r_G4S-_39G_7 __ 1 paUo, dlahwA'lbe-r. Adib, $1'5. 1110. l br. Malutt no p•U ••oo mo. a6'ilt.I, no pela. Qulet.1....;..640-..;._t33S.;.___· ------ aecu~e. PondNou oo. UW pd. Stv" rcfril .Mobile E1t1lu, 1911 NurwatC"r Fn. p~ M-U73 Main Rent.a1a..MO-S370 Pacif1c Avc.64.207SI ---------• 2brtwnhseapt&2brbae FUil Ocean View, Luxury Comml & indsll spaces, ._.""-lnhle IUTUMHIALTHT7 SUNNY, Upstairs 2 BR, w/frpk' & iamr~. Walk Penthouse 3 Br, 2'.l Da, 200 lo 2000 sq. ft As low ~;~. R~nl only C~m '4!r'Vice wUl kad SBr. l:\4 be. cpt11, cnrport, i-. Ba, w/frplc, b1l~ny, to bch . Sm al I pttt ~~n:ry.G Eltc. Kl~~~5• u35<sq. fl LiallNll(utl le 5'~ or ~5 sales 1-·ree rou tu health. For 1ppl. S2:JS mo Laundry. Call ~I. gar. Nr Civic Ctr. welcome 547-5448. 'Pc, Arages. · M1u 1on VleJo are11s. uliUUn.SSf>.:rT40Aloll call~ Wb1tnc:1 •t O•w ~7cves. l270rno. Bb. 5.16-1484 ~3595 llandy lo S.D. Frwy. ofClce1) 644 5298.. If no $325 lnckl'a. ~ •• duplex New condo· 2 bdrm11 2 Call 8.1!-1'00 TIAVB.AGIMCY :uuwer Iv me&Qlt T<' $195. 2 br. kids olt. Stove & NEW 2 Br, 1 Ba, bltns 2 br 2 b3 rrp1 beamed • .. , . -----r-· rcfrl&. Fee dUlCI Or' aml pet OK.S27S'. mJ'p. M'any batas. No bath. Crpl., beam cell 1, WESTCLlt'f' f'um'd. ore, rnme Joe. Nets 12200 lk»llh~~l~at Main Rentars. 540-S3'TO "74fl2or82&-89l& c h l Id ren or J> et a . tupcr oceao & mt. view. 1120 mo. mo Grossed $80,000mo. 2JJ;.e.sei ~ul,l!.3.1lo pets. 1425 Mo 642.4097 . 751-374 I &Mt& ....a UOO Costa MeM Ja24 Coda Mesa ll24 __,..,..,. lJNlttD BUSIN F,SS •••••••••••••••-•..,••. ••••••••••••••••••-••• ••••-••• .. •••••••••••• Prestigious oceaafrocit •-....._ Prime N!!wport loc • 2 of· INVESTM£~T , ..... lrf M ddre I br 2 b ti --ti S2S ft WO l~ Mda Verde Dr E .....,... : "111 Setter ale T----------i a 9• • 11(• 11 C•'•wo 3871 ,}CJ&· A sq;,.,3·~ I ( So Oran&e Co. l yr old. SMftSttln(J/ elec. apt. Acros:a rom -·•••••-• .. •••••••••• iwo.ea itt. across rom C hlldt'en unhappy Rlesler .Park. One of Ule Kona Lanes) ~ • lovetiestartt .. ontllcSo. B~A\ll 2 ba· Condo ROUND f1r. ofc., out· Suile108,CoetaMaa = Coast Call. Tuner Aa· D!lbwahr., rt'!dg, pool. 2 ~•de entry, approi1. UBI Open7daye FOUND rciute Do.Ile or ~Winning mt>lnottoo IOC: 494.un . Jmb alt. Avail !At. $235 13'xl9'. pvt. b3lh, new UoKMt mut. B1k w/bm . ClfOdUn lflOtnll ., 8l-8895 . cpt, drpe. 1115 mo 2333 G>IFT'S-ftALLMAllC ~ Wi. le Royal wttll luxuryol)J)Olntmentsand 8r.f';.!,brb:!:',•7r;r:: s-t11u.gi.. 3816 F.. Coast Hwy, o7r.·5444 Prestige loo. Nets Palm J>r. C.M.seo.BJ. IUPtrt> """°"°"°'a Pftmfum •t•pa to ~·t'•. "3$ ........................ Prime location. lrvlne LD· SJ0,000. yr. PJus olhcn lo ---------toootlon. Tennlt·~• ~ ..,..,.or'IM.Q& f.ct, qulcl, luxuriou ex· dust.rial ComplcJC. Avail choO!ff 7rrom51.:. 741 FOUND: Thanka1lvlna IPCJ •MmmlllQ•bllloldL ---------1 •C. Z br, 2 ba •PL Dec. u . ExccuSulte ~ DAY •2 Yomllfem.doga. L.1911M...... lllZ Elevator lo aculc prlv. w /secrctsrlc11. con UNITED BUSINESS ~r:J.,ta•v nr Allcla ~=·s::"M'::~ Q ••••-• .... ., ......... f)ch. Party .. l•moroom. f~<'e h1c1l., rcproduc· JNVESl'MENT .M .• al.ad Q ._.....,. ti -~ ~· ......-LO. 1 br, 1" ba Condo. toUJ •CC. Perfect IYhla tiorl, rttcpt A <'Ompletc tm Mesa Verde Dr E FOUND, female mh.ed ..,. = Oceaav•.t frpl, Hi· • ftJld rf\rnt for Uw t'flt.lty. Our ExecuSultts <acroufromKonaLn.'1) G..rman Shephad, Vk:. aeo Pwlel'llo Ate., a.to Mno m.-. ......... ceu'i. Bn.Dd IUI. ~ adlM. -~ .,.. a matter of tute. Suite 100, Co:-ta Mesa lodll&n.apolb " Bushard, ~====-=•=::-::ij•-;iiiiiil..,. ___ = __ -=~ .-.-.101 mo,.yrl).-.-.2115 '"'-H•uattCo.. 752·0681. UBJ O~n7d1ya H lt.fla·Da • . . 1_ > i;.. 11 ~~ , .. . -· ·-· ~ . ,. ' ... I Add it ... Build it ... 0 .•per it ... Hammer it. . Carpet h ... cem~nt it ... Wir it.. .Hoe ft ... crean it...Mov6 ft...Press IL.Paint I .• Nall 1t...Ptaster it. .. Fix it ... SERVICE DIRECTORY w.dnosday December\ 1976 * OAILYPllOT DS Plumb 1t. .. Patch 1t . P ipe 1t. .. Remodel 1t .• , Roof 1t...La ndscape at. .. Tde i t.. Trim 1t ... Sew it ... Haul it .. Add it ... Plant 1t. • Alter 1 l.. Learn 11. . 111' ..... ~ ,..ts.ntcie ...... art.) '= -· L•&1ac.,•4 P~CJ ....._.fb"* T,...s.nfcia ....................... ~ ............................................. ;;;;: ...........••............... : .................................................................................................... . APPLIANCE llBPAlR -• 11lC'am clean STRUCTURAL ~1ploiadcr. dump LnKk. Rella bit', t'Uicaenl, 011m !x.pr·<I Landacapen. PE'rER.S l"AJNTlN<i PATCH PLA.~11:'.ltNC. ~~~Y :~~P ~r:::ic' Sl~ceO.U b "° c.o&ot' llnght.A-Mn, t.:NCINEl'.RING ha1Ab.111. tnie wit. Hrad tramp, meraices Anita Spnnklen: lnslall & re· Expr d ttu. re&ee. "'" ••Al.I. TYP~• • d . m I l . 0 ma a I'' (7W)-..a&Z2 •H urpl~ 10 min CONSULTANT640-T020 ang , demolllloa.elc. 141&-0M7. palr Concme fl briclt eat.CaUGcne~ Freie Est ~~ ?Si~ 1 iu • · .. ,... ~:-:-~·:.suvA~·~r:!Gt1•1 I ' m mi Oeanlnl8y 0ay l2$. ~~7t7Ula..kaae IN!'ERlOR/EXTERJOR VERYNEATPATCH fH 'I ____.__ ....................... t .llO, couch $10, cbaar ~ •-.................. HmllilMJ 7 hours Call <2131 M•Ll t A~al CC'il'p Z5 yrs JOBS &TEXTVR& .. ~.:..!!~!.':'::::::: .. . LOVING CARE . Ho t ~IMU'tUmpetodor.Crpt E'xt>rdH1w11an1ardener ••••••••••••••••••••••• 498-2621 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 114~1lftQ>M P'reeQt. 893 14.!llS CJnotc 1-c:lia.. lJc'd with ref1 11$>&lr. 1:1 yrs expr Do Yd c~uo •• lnmnlln~. Y<?U HAVE IT READY C Ph-eplaCH Plu~n Plllnt.rae. lJll/En. Reas.~ D~:s~!r: clea)f\.'<J ta.Sim ork mysetr . Reh pruning. Lt Haul ..: I LLHAULITAWAY LF.ANIN~Ut Exp, rd, RnckConcrete Patio (Sepencbble Free est ••••••••••••••••••••••• forS36. Ph 9i!O-tJ05 C:.,.•m nOlot ~ TJMse.Q08 ~~ss1osis :.crv\n& 81oc'tca:.-:t.1 '4:(~tlt3 Ca11Jay ~'19e PLUMBER R('palr, ~ . ••-••••••-••••••••••!( rpetManwllllay yours CabeUero & Sons Expr Cul up&baulaw•yfaUen ExprtP Un •P pipe. 1ns l a lli.l1011Sdlidlettems ISCS67R •*GeoraePUmer6Sons r mine. K~palr• & gardt'ner. Fr est11. re trees &debrl~.CallDan. Clean1n(. Washing. Iron· P'teem Slwnpgtoae,Ule. 1 n a.tnc ~s t •:e:-n ser•1cei.. G Gidley.-------- Adcll/Rmdl/Pa.lnt/Plans ~ean~ too! Guar won uonable. 1146""46S4 11h 642·:i8S2 an I lie U ab I e · own blocltwalls brick. plan -~' · • .......:-1--642-IDJ.5. • • • • * • • • • • • • • Sml""'-·U •.1r..,. transportation 64>1487 "-••"tv 1. l ...,.,.+IDOu:><ULUt, ""'yrs « • ,.,._. Cu..w•-6932 lltbia&eraavlngs. Fr est 4pm. Sonn & J F'r ha 1 _ · ten . ..,........, wor. a re-eipr . refereo(es T......_lepofr ., • -lllN--O...;;R_H_O_M_t:_R_£P_Al_R-f50-31MG Expencnct.-d Gardening u11/c~an~p. t,: w;la ll.'I prices. Bob 750-9354. Ricbard-..sJlh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ ,'!,. • Quopeatry, Phunbina • WeCare QarpetCleanttS Service &t ClunuP.s for usable Items. P~· ••General llousedean-91»-39$3 chm bd CANOPYTVSVCCO • .,.._, • Olnmk:TIJeS40-SS.O Steam Clean or Shampoo QuaUty Work . Mak e c:es/ bides r e m ov ed ~Eogxxp EnrdffacM!tlR l. RehR•b11e. ~ ~~~a 1 ~te7'! lit ltntl'Scrvac:t• ! ! ________ _,, A!loUpbobl«Y·All work ~ »7.aoos ~7· eas. e 5 ....................... Speeialitinc •am.I}* atflW' Pnc:~~l63J ~ AHTIQW~? • ~:Jel~ large ~ quar. Refs/ MC Pree est YA.RO CLEAN1J PS .... di 1 "1awUy Mov1111 Co. ~Ci-Harry 8HIJ13ev•. Tl9 • • ,. •• ___ re L '··-alten Reas Rates. 64:>-3716 u L .-1 "'-11 .R •• g X.IJlt bousedean.ulg done (tent. fnendlY wrvace. • ....................... " ... b. let u' -11• )OU wll • .._., • repaua. S11 .. ow• a.1te . ..,. on ••••••••-••••••••••••• b lad / • de Lowes t poss rates Pllllt New for Santa I • ui.:m ..-1\11 ... "'' u1i.kr • call•. Pak>mbo CoOll c-.1/Colla• SS7-e109 WamaREALLY CLEAN cS!ble :W:tre:::!Ml-=· 847--0llQZ Save Moaey. Latest ~rmdl•Vl~ Tile. New1 ,A~• the • • •BBB. I'~ ~-.~ ....................... G d ~ HOUSE? Call GIJ:l&h.r.un ' method& &i oki fasb10Ded · r • est. sm ,.,.,.. • Dolfr PUot • aJlwtpartGal.4 ~~~~ .. ~ ...... ~ ...... GU'I. Freeesta,64S-Sl23 Erf1c1.,,t . reliable, owo ,_.Mg/Plllfll j.. pnde. Let me a.bow JOU wfteol1leW-3'21Saft~ • caima.-T,_ • FINISH. REMODEL •• .!!!20 y .. eswp '!~5123. Retired c.....i--a. Ana ........ ~ ·~al lraaaportataon. Cal I •••••••••• ;:;-;......... wby m,y WOC'lt b the best. ,,. Set--rice .. ()u l... l ,. Ill .. i" UU0 ... A '"'1'" ..,..,...,., ~VV .-""'ess ........ car,,.,lcl1:ioo ~ • caucalico~ • r nrb "'"' ~ W • Rpr. Small Jobs °r' pie will bousesat & cure 1.ng tao fl & Paint Rep1&lr·3S Ytll 1n --·••••••••••••••••• • ruu .... ~., Tllur"J"'~ '""" • ~.9'J't..0319 C..M:IOI' ror pets & p1ant.s mont.h wi~d~w c a":': c~~~cli General llousedeaning area, workman:i hip Workmaoahip Removals. tri mming.• Nnvl 111\1hrn ~l1J1h • & -•••••••••••••••••••••or Dec:. Reis avail lluanlenance 'service Tbere's 2ol1.1S.1SOwe·r~ guar.Tab advant.ofm.y Guarnnteed. priming, free est Llr'd • fW•1.".\':':J~~m•·• • •_J~~Tl~~.N~ ~~!:'&:~!~~hng ~1 SJ1.l.5(8 twlceasfast.Clll1Debb1e exper ~1066. Inter /Exler. Frttesl . Fullymsured.642-2624 ! Tl\C':1to1u;~.,..R l'N : Reuooable673-U09 962·SS73 Llc ll1856 Handyman&Carpenler llOUS ECLEANING II' ~n. 493·3968 or P .. YOllrC.-.\ ~Yn es-p.M2-0296. Removing. lrammin1. • ~l.f:S.'>,ou rAY ,. All,y&Allbomerepull'S Our Business. Call · AvTtExtrlS&y $34S .CUSTOMPAlNTlNG• topping l o~·d . lie,• 1· .. 11•12 »1114. .. u1(M.11 • BobScatt11 Concrete In" Freeesl. 548 0449 J•ft•-'s D•nned A 2 "-~ $46.St lntr $65rm lolT/lbt.r. Reas Rates bonded. W1nter rates. • l~m1m.o~ M \ ""' ll•r • t , ..._... ..._ Y ons ._... f test d . th ~ • r " • Haw aomething you JDI General ~crete work. at 6'1>6553 •"" as raw 111 t Pnces mt' mtr'l/labor CaU Bnace $46-0120eves 6'5-5124 ...,_.. '" ••111·•1~ "' to eell! C'las&1faed ;a de Comrnerclal·ResidentJal t'lnd what you wanl 1n Wesl • 1 Daily P1lo1 Guar. lmrd, fret> esL . 587tl ! 114.K• >00t ·•d : lt Well. 642-5178... 498«1159 ur 220MJ Dally Pilot Cbssaficd-. !!.._~Ads Call 642-56711 OUliSlf&ed d. 642-5678. Ted 636 7085 or ~-0134 Classified Ads 642·56'78 Want ad resulls 642 • • • • * • • • * • * * * • Leif & Fomd flOO 1-t & Fo.d 5300 Jobs WCllltecl, 707! Help W..ted 7100 Hdp Waattd 7100 ...., W.tad 7100 Help W..ted 7100 tWp W..e.d 7100 Heep Wmhd 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... • FouDd: Puppy. Loolia like L06T German Shorthair Expr Remodeler seela1 llO(PR/Au.ist cte.rung women wanted. MAMICUIUST = Wehnaraner.Gray Poi ter p Rew · rd homeowner /~ontr foa Mature Construchl>t'I <>I SJ 50+ per hr. Must bave •TUY M&LAMCE ffnllrrwnl(S F/\lme. Must ba~ some ,.-•-~CM' n . up. a · worltbyhrorJob t'ram 673-1868 ARTIST UU&ftll following. Richard ~MS-nMo.,... · lrvtnevic. U-2l6.'552--0l93. Ing, dryw11ll. finish lice. Newport lkb. Ex.-car Exper 'd lo layout & Vouareawelcomeas~\ Ouellette Salon, 200 ' · LOST wallet In al'c1dent St.eve673-S064 pr'dooty.m4>~0-SS05 SUP£IVISOI pesteupolma&anoeads Be a part of the adi~ NewportCtrDr.N.B. FOUND: RJJsg. vk Ena.n-Nov 20th on Newport . CLERICAL & brochures Space & bwuness world al(aan MECHANICAL cit Scbool area. Call 6 Blvd. Pia ad w /i.uedc . Medical assistant uvail IOAT lmmedl1te opportwiity phone facilities io grow Varlet.Y ol worlt avail+ lidlllWy. CaUMN&O&. cmta1n1ng lD's & sen· Costa Mesa. Npt Bd CAJIPBCIHS Of'POtn'UMITES to astW.me responsibility mg Orange Co. advertis-~Q~ office • ASSIMIUltS Umental aterns. Reward. area Rel 642 3243 -f« dieU.rt serYicea to la& agency Cwuisbed in Electroaic maauf. has ~bl.a~~..!~~-1.11-2852 ....... w~ 7100 Are you a boat carpenter .._ST 218-bed rehab racltity ·-...a.~ftne fOI' pno' r1ty of n overload 1mm~. open1ag1 for _ \;& .ui.~ in;.. ·-... ...,... trllcrested lll worklllj IOI' • ''"' --.... ..._·-•~ '1 eJectro-mecbalucaJ as Sao t a Ana .k Uth . LOST s!Dllll wbt fem do ·-··•••••••••••••••••• the manufacturer oC the ~1111 bave good typing Musl be ....... qealified = ~-=-e~P<>r=~ s.em&eri fOI' assembly or Rtwanl.646-40•L Reward. Vic. Ga.sler i AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA wor1d·s flruesl saill>oal.'I• skJJ!s-rowpm, good spell ~:~~~·~1811ee:t 557-0061 smaU meeb.»mcal ccm FOOND 11n1ll lilt curly _iowa.~7tB9. . ~~!~y~:.E ~est.se~~::i· ~;'r:_r'{! ~~~t: proofreading its 6 wortting con ::. Cost.a Mesa. CalJf l~~Si';;hh~.9,te~ ~ !'::i;e~ b8iftd male do& vt/gray --5350 8t'ginn£>r watb "h1gb now aC<"eplJn11 appbca SECIETARY dJUona. Please resl>()od fauuhar w/eleclrootc:.. pawa. 17lb St. H.B ........................ hopes" work In "E>1et". llOns lrom s.luJled boat TIAIMH inconfideot'elo: 81 t alOHice lid DtcOI X1n.t. beDdlU lDcJudln6' (2l3>Gl·XSO. Orlnklngproblem ? Hdqrtn" fOI' nauonall}' Carpenters w/at least 2 Typing ,. lite sa Good (;lnssifiedad no. 772 Permanent part·lime M~~e i::v;:;. an medical & deol•l in fOUND kitten approx 9 Call~ Helpboe koowo flnwwe cu Lil~ yrs woodwortung exper basic malb 11k!lls also c/o Dally Pilot Mu lll Million Dollar d r apery s11les Xlnl &Urnnce. : 1 _.._ old ..,..,._ b'" •· 24 hrs a day Br>-3830 sh. Call Conlrol Cltreer m the boating andu.~try • req'd PO Bo• L...," ............. , .... -a ~ ofe lo DllC tnstn1111Hh ' ..... • """'• u. ca fo f II 1 1 A ~ ~-...... •u• .. ,,..._ salary. May wl)rk anlo r ' ,......,e mark.' .... Med Employment A•ency r u . ime or P e ce ortrl"R..,.•IY ,..__.a M-a Call-""' I r vi n e N c e d e o · lO'l !!:. Bliker. Costa Mesa , .-. ---PREGNANT., ~-work employ ment If ~ 1n~ """' """ ""'"""' partnership ft11 lhe r1J(hl J Wr,$41.58U.a&5. Caring c o nf1deol1u l you're an uncompromas· Good sh &r typing sl11lls th.us lasl lc. ~osallve person Carpet ~uzaar Call 979-~300 _,.tun counselina & referral AosWt:.nO" Sent Opr ina crR"'"man wbo o•vns w/emphasi.s on speed & EquaJ Opportunity maoded peop e lo 1._. 87Hi701 Equal Oppor ~mplo~ """"'"': llale Poloter. Abo • d •-" -.. ""'"' ... "' Ab'l't l Emn•nyer troduce lnnpeushe DA· W)&.. •/Bl.k.. bead. Yic. rt1on, a option ex Exper. re<l'd Full & oolY the best of lumseU accuracy I • Y o ...., Uonally blown products KITCHEN ASSIST. ,Merbaruc to work on am YorbaLi.oda.f».1185 keeping. · f.!!t':· All stuns avail lo the Job, apply lo lbe work under presau.re an from ol ~ ~ truc k s p.i rl time . APCARE ~-2563 .644·7~ S 0 cur1'ty Guard, 27" orderlomeetdeadhoeea our c pa · Needed P /llmc Coolt.. n.......r t l -----~ ~ DISHWASHBS ing & otber beoef1ls, Tues & Wed P/llme Dis .,,. ls man pa r imc. FOUND: St. Bernard, I • M.l'Cornuck Ave, CO!lta ml.llSl. Apply In person. llul-pleasant au.rtOUDdln&a a. washer . Xlnt benefrt.s ~ mak. Stale CoUep II •SHARON'S• ArcbJtF'ectura Job Cap Mesa . dooo's ln&h Pub, Ui2 relaxed atmoq>here. No Apply an ""t'li'-. Bevt>rly1 _____ _ LaPaJma.Sll.JOll 01,..,.... 1 , •••"'SAGE tam. /tJmew/exper in Benefits Inc lude .L llJ .-"'" MEOICALASSISTAN'I' u • ...,A ....... ..,""' Type V Res1denllal & medica1,dental4th.utlon NewportCtrDr.N.8 . exper nee.• nose ng Manor. 34U Vlctorlu. HB physicia n . Reply POUND: El•ound or 499 l~ comm'I. Musl be am Bookkee per/Typist for refund pre>«ram. OlSllW•"'HER/Ki't~hen Involved. Xlnl opl>()r. for C.M CJass&lied Ad. uot Dlllly u....u -1v Ilk .. T •------buous & k / PubU A • olf: PenonoelDe ""' ~ ad vancement . C all ---"-I ........, an, '111£ EXf'ERJENCt:" , l wor "!' mm c cd s ice. AC Contact pl Helper. Sec the Chef. 833·8095. T l m e 11 fe LADY lo clean & iiub ln Pllot. PO Box 1560 Cosla ~. vie OG Blvd & Adult motel. Closed i;uper vlslon Salary CW"llcy~mtn.3yearll cx PACIACMUTUAL Ben8rown's,3110SS.Cst Ubnrtes,ln<'. Equal Op. pre-school.2:1~5.JOMon Mesa.Ca.92626 -- KnoUAve..Sll·IM3 ctr<:wl n · Foe Ht.-serva range $8·$10 per ltr Call per req d &42·8636 700NewportCenter Dr llw y. So. Laguna . ,,_ Em...L...er .. /F thru Fri.Sll-J:i88. ""EN • ........_ p/t1me ror UOM. 541-915.5 for appt. 642~7 -BOOKS Newport Beach 499 2271 .-.,..,, .. ...-.~ f'OU N 0 . .. a e, s m . ..,._,.1 {)pJtor Employer --------Geoeral Offi LEG .._ 1 LA Times home dell very York1e mlt V ic. •PALMl.EADB• -AUTOMECHAMIC SWt,,,s '""I_, ce ~ an Newport/C. Mesa 8Qabor-.NB..:~ Used car-some forr1gn Ito. ~ & TIAIMll .&. ftVERTISlll..IG Must have dependable Past. present " future car expencnc:e 5 d1y MWY" ntf'DI •y Type 40+ wpm, aeat AU " car A be rellable. $215 to Loi&: Wbt alt.led male UcZ11/fi84.llSOtm 9212 ..,eek-new shop Call 8 111 Moo••tca a.aK Ul'1f"UI b.andwriUng,able\obu· CLERK S350mo.54S-l14o. cat. wlblue e-y .. Wear · fJVERWEl<inI"' -Ugbl,servace mgr Malhon DoTtar corp Retail Sales. Plumbi11g t'Ul.L·TUl t: dle detatla. Good work· ill& LA W ta& wfa.ame needs men & wometl ot F'lx1m'e supplies. S Yrs WIMDOWTRJMMER 11\&coods & beoeflls. ~ Posit.ion now Jvaalable Mfgwanlsboo«keeper. ''l>Jloa n.oa.a··. Vac G\l.iranleed 1~29 lbs, JO MAJlQU:SMOTOllS any age wbo e njoy exper 536-1452 Fa.shioo esfif.. oecess. ply, Nauoaal System• forpartllmeassiataotto light.154·1234 .. t Rd L 8 b da,JI. I.AM accumulated MI~ION VIEJO -L·-1~...... & ...,. Le l Advert.ts' Ol f • • •I c · f 1 &: b d lll-ZllO'"t5-IZIO speilJUDgw """"'rs •• .., ClBtXTYPIST Xlnt beoe it1. Salary Corp,4361Bi.rcbSt.N.B. ga ang rec:-Ask or Mr Dale. •2677. a in c H, rapi "' are bored w/tbe avenge commeoaurat.e w/e:xper. _....;;... _______ 1 t.or. 25 hours per week --------- ---------• UOlteDlDtt ot skln, io· ruoollbeaulljob&. lmmed. opening for A pp I y 1 n pe rs o n . IGENERALOFPlCE minimum Noon \o s oo M'gmt Tme, perm. Earn 1.-t Gra.chaaUoe waLcb c1ea.se9 energy Safe. Automotive typst in sales dept or p ET R l E . s. t • 7 SwlldlA»owdReapt PM Mon-F'ri GcneraJ of $175-$200 wk. Puller oa.t->.atK·Mat. H.B . .unoos~ No drugs. S26. New Detail Shop needs No a ctual selling In· eledroruca manu!. Yust Wc1tm i n ster Mall, Coata Men tocah oa . rice backi:round and Brush Sales. SM-11151 __ liellr.JI,. a1tver •{mel.b m&:no help. -• _.. •-... ~ type al least so wi>m . w 1-t· ..... __ PBX 1· ht t k II t3S 40 bMld...... Top wages prud. Engine Povi~~t&~kk:,:.:; Pleasant phone voice.. estm;;,•· ..-wavn~d So. l es· ~gpm >>'~1~q~u~r~.: !cm MofefMiteClri *II .A.111.:.....'S * C•6 a--, -0 palftle-. Ole awper. p.....l'd. Xlot per. . me ypuig t B l w l Loll: Sml browo poodle. IUUUOI""' ;#r;;-& po .... ~bers. ~P"· ol lhe most popular & ~ ''"' d req• . Pteuant clisposi· phasis on accuracy, a e" es e r n Fem. Vic: HuotinCton OUl'CAl..LNASSAG E hol:>tery shampooers, suc:cessfu.I products on beneflls i nclu 101 tion Important Must be Typinsi t esl on lliM Capistrano Inn, must be Harbor. R e w ar d ~M 2AM 8381780 cbeet out.pick·up&de lbemarkettoclay.Anan· medlcal/deolallnsur. EcsftbtraCash avall.forworttDec.l3lb. Selectric wi ll be a d bonduble, over 21 . Call •M.:t --bvery Apply at expensive product who's DisclMI ah EadtW..tl! Reply wiu per ,_salary mm&Slered to all apph· for appt m ·U4935661.:._ MASSAGE 205&HarborBl.CM name 1s a household 102E.Baker,Coslalilesa WOl'tiher¥Monday requiremeol.s lo N.S.C., cants. Automo bile MOTOttlOUTE i.o.i. male mantaturt &t>l030 • word lhruou:t the world. Callm-5300 MEN&WOMEN PO Box 2820, Newport necessary for occasaonal . ally p J Yorkallln Terrier. ACiualMODB.S Work 10 a youthful. ll&OVER Beach,O.a21663. local dnv1ng. E.acellent <)ehv~lbeD So101 blllJ b u /UD J~f ESCoaTS friendly atmosphere• COOKS 40 N company beoefits.Apply to subrscibers m uth Reward. VttrS hletldD'. ourc"'•. ,,......., AYO.. • have fun wtule you earn Apply 10 person. Ma lnserlce~ss ~~ p~:o~~: GBBALOfffCE alfrDona~Yk -oT NL~ .... g.u .. 1n'!.~~,,':~!.~~ha we are all worr1 •d _..,.._ ft top pay. You receive• Barkers Restaurant 212 " Int e resting pos1t 1on r-w.; • .. -............... u_ -..OZ N.8. 63 I •JI I I guaranteed salary + ex· E. 17ttc St, C.M. =)i..!~. Tues answenng student In· lJO W. lcry St., ~~~~a:n:~n~~ .,_.. •-.,_•l' ..... u.~ ••"'8'PIOM--C..lst 1t.='== lremely liberal com· Cosmetol--1.st Licensed This is a perfect quiries by mail. Req's ,.__,_ .... ~-monungs. Gross earn .,...,, • .. ._ ..... ,_...,. _,, _,.... uussicm & bonuses. Con-..,. · 0 P· mature judgement, Bood _.. -- Tract, M V. male eo-ehng&Rdcrral iep...., tests &other incenlives. womun wanted lo traln Portuoityfol'. memory. detail abiUty, 64M321 ings a ppr o ximate ly Genna11 ~P· t.a.n Pr II ....... For A YOH XI n t advance m e n t ln skin care. 675-6l93 or Sr. Cftf... l y pin a 4 $ + w p m . Equal Op.Portunaty $450 00 per month. $50.00 -Jblll ma_.. 'I• "II fll test sva · w.uu& ........... ,.1 ... ___ I " "ash deposit requ1red "" .-.. ~ -t• H-1p1 S47"'""'""' ._.,.,.._.... ATIYES pmslbWues fOI' bolb men .,,....,..,. .--w •es Customer ser v. back-Employer ' "'"'lvaaia rab~• l aa __ ir ~ an~ _·_ro_.,.,_ _._.._...., •-& S Pbooe 642-4321. ask for 'A' M Besl lime lo e.tabU11b .,.women. Count e r girts . sales hldetlts ground very belpful. Ap-tirt"ulation. u lo BraodJ ual It u+ .. ~ <'ustomrn1 Interested' mind e d , malure . To earn ex.lra money. ply NatlonaJ Systems LEGAL.SECRETARY ---------:4'..::W .... -..ulor Weaabt, O~press100 . Call 541)-71Ml or Zenilb No elC]Jef'. nee. You re-Minimum starting Call lmmedtately fo r Corp,4361 BlrchSl.N.B Newport Bc:tch Luw1------------------1 Smok1na. l"a1n, Se~uaJ 7 ID ceve fu11 pay while belftg salary. good Ir rapkl ad local interview Flrm in the airport area NURSE LOSTS.tlll'day,ut~ ProOAems. 1u Bc.b/Ed _trained. You can worlt unce meot. Dimmitt KB.LYSSVICES GfRLRUDAY s eeks 1nt e lllg ~ol RN's a..r.d tnC'"' H a s.9-2&fil) monung or eve. brs. On-CleanenJn CdM. 1133-1441 Musl have car. P/lime. S«Tetary wrth some ex I.AM '*-:IO · · BABYSITl'ER who ('a n 1y 10 min. by Fwy. rrom Vaned duUes. f'1ni~ perieote in civil llt.11•· Lvu• Sit -r-,,-.S Cbmt1an Girl teacti.r loYe 9 moath old ull 11urrouod1ng com Couple. live in. Middle hrs Charlie's Chill. tJoo wbo c.andeveloplJllo "S o rec 1 •· ·an waa&a Oiruittan ltU1 to llature. rehabl~. my muruues. You owe 1l to aged. Man can have out· EARN MONEY ~I ageneralpara·legal. =:,.~,_Reward braablen up hohday home 2~ da}'ll .. w~k. younett to at least In· Sldejob.SSB-211Rllt TOPAYTHO"'tr. H a 1 rd r e . s er ,_ Cal75Z·'2• I Immediate Ml " part· ---------1 day1 At hlrllc lype. Weatminster/Bols a vesttgale this unusual .-" ---------t bJDeopenmgsooPM and LOST Wbt fibe'Slan ~ 183l Chacll. -..oseo. oppor. Contact J enelle CPL Adu.It, no children or ~ 195 Marucurut. &,,y salon. LET'S MAKE A DEAL! Nlgbl shifts . Excellent ~~ ;a,td~c •SPIKITUAL. llEAJ>ER, Ba.,,_IU.er wanled Moo-Taulbee.83J..809S. ~. ~~~2 B~eti!! ~!"1.t~z::;~'.0~ XlnlllAloel.RQaORUESS54B-4.ElR'l9. ~~~ ::~~~~~c~s ~~ ~g a~v~r~~~!~~ · Fully l..lcc-NM!d d • '1 th r u Fr Id• Y. exch mgmt it yard won. delivering. We provide an opl>()rtunity ror high Please call for an ap 1%13> .. 2M1 un~EICa~R.eal 2 ·30-~.so. <:DM area IOYSAMDGIRLS Owar532.sl39 trainingld reenmples ...,"!.~•cb incomti PLUS casb pointmeat:837-8000. P'oalld. 'rrtat Wakb in S-Uernen&e r'nnppt M>?91J. for Daily Pilot roulea 10 Car &pboneoecess. Call b o nuse'I & fri n'e llVBU.Y MAMOR A....-, Owner "'9.Ci(y ez,9034 4927296 8AB'YSJ1TER Needed I Arch Beach area of Dellverymenforbomede· fOf' penooaJ lntenlew benefits. Weneed1om· ConvaleseentHospitaJ by .. ,,, terlal no.." le)( I . . .. & or 2 da.ys wt'Ck. SalJtry Laguna Beach. MUil be liv. LA ~~1740. 963-7470. u••RSTYUST d1v1dual in the beach JM52Vla Dlrada kilt. ColLtect H.B. PoUtt LJ: :!:.. open, relereueea 55Z·J730 at least 10 yean old lllU area NOW• Wntc C.fo' Lqtma Hills ~man • -r-t Phone 642-UZI, uat for Demomtr.ton part·Ume &ECTROMCS Read. Pres .. American Equal()pportUll11y ~-·-••••••••••••• BABYSITTE~ Mature "-··•-•<-I a.. s da-.......... ap· TIST.....,..,.... J.---co. Lu.l:lncaot.s Co •• Box M , E Foend: Klllea. Lon1 -.-1111 & """'.,.......,.. • 1-ruu.& •C"Wn "--"°"""..._' 06""'"'0b •u"I mployerM/f' wtnte .._ r . brn tnarlt -·-womaa for ~vet. to my pllancea, jewelr y , Dettroalca manuf. -.. a. f'uhlcm lllaod ~...,,~-~~~'°~-~~·--!~~~~~~~~~~ .__ ltollan. •3 • ba ......_.._ 7005 home. Re f '• r eq 'd IOYSAHD Gllll.S roupone. 13Ml.34 or col· lmmed. opeolng1 for Newport Beach t ~uorStorew/Dell oeeda N\IRSIC'C --·-·· ... -_....... llllMtMan :ii2·51168 10 lo 15 yean. Earn Ject <213> 2'0-7000. electroolca tat tech. 2 ...,.. 1 ~ w / .. etl. Deel •ed. Cbristma• IDODe'Y • SZOlo Yn 1cbool101 In elec Sales Clerlc & De-I help LVH't & IM't BrOotlntnt/Ell • F\D •A BabJdterforlOmo old. S40perweett1dllng1ub-DENTAL Eape r 'd uoolc1 or equivaleol ~~~~:; Malure people pref'd. Exper pret 'd 3 to 11 Vb .... 1251 about U days mo, some ~ripdool to the DaJly Ortbodontic Aut. want· work or mllilatJ e..,er HA!RSTYlJST Av~1I for DJlY hrs. E1 shift. F /time or P/llme. l'OU HD : G e I ID. D mm AGDIT oigbls. my home. ref. Pilot. Tran1portatloa ed. Top P•Y for rigbl req'd. Xlnt beoefitl to Eiulelleot worklng con-per d or wllJ tram. Phone Good 1tam.na pattem. S1lepberd. f e •ale, own tranap6'5-6384 provided. No dellveriea pel"IOll. C.111. 548-51'10. clud.lnl medkaJ 6 deoiaJ ds. Outstandina bcoeflla. 960-28.28. ~ ~•;,.._ C 1111.1tin. Yic w .. ,. a MamillC·Aft«oooo BabyBjlter Mon Fri ~s. 1 or collect101. Phone DefT"'• AS"'•ST. lnauraoce. CaJHorappo1ntment MACHIMIOPI r ____ ,,. tr Qlapman.G.C.53~11 ~ Child 11 mo'11. E·a1de ~9712 -""' DhcWt-mh =tb.rul't'lday Mao lo ........ & -ate CALLMZ-80M ....... ~.,,.., ART for Pedlalric denllat. 02 E eaa. "'~•-... ,. -6 ......,... -..-· l'OUNDapproa U"ltold ~-. C.M.area.64&-zs.tean s. IOYSAMD .. LS Pormal ed\ICaUoe req'd. 1 · c.iie:r..$;0 .... en 644-2 I. at,... p I a• tic form l n@ MUl'SISAIMS alt Lab, fem ~/Wbt MONnfl.Y o..,NYlMr. Mission Viejo . El Toro Dr. Do n ald K l n a, EqualOWCWEmployer machioery Handling ol •-rr.:.·d. Ba • --~·-• Equ.I ()ppor Smpklrtt hea•Y moldl. MUil have .._...... · apt-blaa• oa cbu t Vic. PACIRC UMIOMIAMK 1rea . .Earn 1our own ~ s imilar ~•_p. iood Coov. 3Gl&nurtn ~OD 6 11•ple . TIAftLSCHOOI. ~-~'°'m'!!'la~ :!tw~~ri: DIMTALASS&ST. == Hair ~St ~cunthalnyi cto. I~~~~~-N~::.:,M 90&15 GOSl'JUISt.S.Au u.alm..._ ... rormaUoo.call830-GIU Ch1lr1ide, u~r'd or •---"•·t :...1. ...,.. ... ..... P'OUND...U..-.. ~ 14,. ,.,. • ., ~loo .. For AA: d F EJectroo.lc manuf. baa .... ....,.... e DJUI. •Pl> vance 630 W 11th St .. • .... .,,_visoa '.....,... o1 __ ..,_.._ tr11ne . . . •roa. _ __. 1 " .... _ 1y In r--g . Fefar ,.._ ... "" ___ ,, • •• ......, RlP ~bJNATl'S DPa'DT&La IUSaOYS -.lMI. ~~a~f!.'..~t;; Beltl'H;!;'styunc.1..m _ ....... _ll_._en_. ----4 "1110l'p1t1 .... 3-11-.fl. CM. U-3. ~ lllltablialbed tm ~~PPHI'· lllu.ldooo·s Irish Pub, 202 DENTAi.. HYGIENIST, aper In eoldertoC wire So. Brtatol, So. \;Ol!St Maids, 1 fu.11 time, l part lluDliqton Bueb Conv. tOONl>blkfemdl._ l2 .. 1~ri...w~~~AJd~~PrQcrams~~~ pt ~.J; Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. part lime, 2 day1 p/Wlr. stulfl~& & pc bOards'. PluaMaJJ.CM,,.._ Ume,exper'd, llospttal, 847·3515. l8lll • .... ~· ' . ' . . I " I ' ' ·,, - I ' • I I ' I I ) ! ! ! I C4lll. Vic &lll bet1 ~ =-Person ,\pl>l;yioptr'IOll.. Hunt'a8da.81MM425 Xlnt benefits lncludln& HANDYMAN ror misc. 646-74'5 1\ortdaSl.HB =la • B~ llard, ION WOMEJI To Doris llitcbd.l Bus Bo~ wa.nt.ed ct.Ja, Den&a1 Am. ~. fof medlc:11l Ir dental ln· •1 .. ._ won. Cd.II Milte Bill Bue Ila Fort---------I ~. ftA!M'Oll.. 810 tilewport Ctr Or kust 6e ff or over. oeal p e d 0 d 0 0 t 11 t . 5 a 0 l'l.ln.,i: W .,. area. m -28311 or Jrvei Ri:ilidays. P /Umo male o:rnc g -'"t' - •, I rouffD: Gen11 ..... p . ....,..__ ~Bdl 5S..$ZIO appuraoce. APPlY Bol> C1elDmle ~ -E 0 ... 1;t'!: 11 673-IUO. or fem. Party aale1. ...b.tr9C.. pillWJ, _. vk -TWOWEEKa.ASS EquaJOpporEmployer by 11~·11. 3$3 E. Cat. *""· . l,_ · ...... er,..-.a es.a . Evaythlllt l'Umisbed A For atria.__. y...,:-.-,-:: =· NATION·W1D£l08 o..au:Arnc:. Jfwy DaiJ12:30-3:30pm. Daltal ()(e TralAM. lluta atUm..5'00 HELP Wanted Ihle A T ·Sblrt u lea. Worll • -D ·-'I PLACD BN'T • ~el~ 5'tn.~ C. ~lfo: euam-me aeeb pa.rt bave IOO>e aper as deft. Equial Oppor Employer Fem. •• be ovult UJ. 751·STT. Homo --·~ Cl.ERAS ";in.,....., 1111 ~-ASSISTANCE appohtt:mmt,Ml-mt. Ume au~late. Cara tal aseilt. b\Abllsbed 6 KLECTRJClAN WaDted, ~~~ ~ri~ck!:. _ev_•_·------~ '-·Name .. ·-s..:"· o~~!hss l500p.-mo.6C5-Ul2 =-~.a:::er~~ PJtl~·.:~matnAJ• Lap.&Bdl. Malewanledt.o hclpmake TYPISTS = ~.. ...... or C ldf&IO& lo ... •-D•"v _....,._ •to ,ours. nursery boitea. 1lake1 N ~~Imme"'. for a"'~ ... _.._.. ... .,...,. Beet & wine oia:lrta. U • CAIDllYIRS ,.....PO nu ·-·,.::"!, McN..,,RealtJ,I01* Bouseelea.Dlnf. Mature etc . Must be aood ""' "" nvn I ... I "" I ... D I a • 'd all "•"' ........ aft .. W Pllot, Boa i-. ~ WIClllMll wanted. P ,...._ -~ A I I • .,. .. " loaa term wmporary -------i--t .-,, " .. per • c ....,......, o:..enor 011MD ...._O..Bll / ;gxg:. SECArl'ARY '°" 10P-car~.u.6m wuner. APP J' ,...,.....,, a-lp"M"l.I. You don'\ IAll: !Mw W0tlid, L.a& SCHOOL IPlll. Muetbe2Sorove.r -lavntroeat co. ln " 17M2Gothard&. HB. J19¥, wepa.y ~. JUll.1. Friday nl bl'. llCM E. lfthSt.,SA ~ loPertan DETAIL SHOOeiyP hltll Pub'°o laland. lluat llouMk..,.,.·M•lUN. M u.&.••--• APl>lY Now 0 re L C b a D • 4 l d •-Y ... C• .-.1.~----buf ..._._... •~ ....,._._. -... , .... 1J4......., llAU1'Y OfBAToa ·--• . tiav• ' ,,. u:par •• t11Mt lbAft tor "*" home .. c•• -> fi-'--"''--·· f··•1 Ila •y GIRL ~ • • -·.. , SeboollCoulToeo.& UJ51Slat.-Aveue fer111t.eam lotHIOl'9•ftt lr>-'10.-,..llaliMOwpm. c.M.MM'tll. -.,. ----,.. ~ -.. ......... ll or It F /tlm• ffalrc utte1 FOWl&AlnV.U.i pa.lnhu·t. Ca.ta Mesa ~plY. TMl 311 San ll m• poal\lo• l a Dtvt.16nof --..... W....._ 7071 St.YU... M• bne aom. ~ WMlt 20l9 Barbor 1 a' n-"··lt ....,. M.aaaaaci. No e•p. oec. K.ny Serv1cc1 Int" • follo~8uy taJoa ~ r ......-. ~ . ·-· ......... __ __ ........ _.. ...... I We train. Coll .,~-....... Bch I ~· • ....__ !:= .. _-,...;.:: ~-........... -.......... ..... I ...,_ .. -. N -""'....... -._. ....... 833·1441 -._ . _ Richard Sato. ~-.... llemt wtLb 1 · Dally PUot C1alaitled Ac (24hn >. 2112 Harbor. Oran.le s.7 ·9Sa6 9--IN7 ft. l&lUSTIATOa 200 Newport Ctr Dr Dall.1 PUot au.\6ed Ad Haft ...,. ... "' lo ..UT Sm.L ~ .....,.. wtlla • la a 1lmple ma\&er • • C.11 . 21130 W Pacific "'qual ()ppor Employer ~~. --Jemif«. m.MlhfU Nwpt l)ch.: 90·5178. CWsil1ed adldo ft ...U.. Da1tr ~ 4d. JI.Ill call 642-~TI. eo.t HWJ, N. 8. I -----·-------..... _ .... ---.. .... .. ----- •• "'='' . . .. .. t .. ... I I ~I I 08 DAILY PILOT * Wedneed Oecemo. I 197e Hefp W..t.d 7100 ~ 1005 ~ 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• .... · ....... · Met,W~ 71 tWpW..ted 7100tWpW.t.ct 7100 u ... todl ion t4scdl••-1010 • ....._ · · SlelllrilY /lt:fllt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-.••••• ....._ ~ . :IOtl •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ···•··················· Coutrut'tlo n orf1cf. OUTSTAMDIMCi AM119UES Rfa Moraanmarc.brokc .......... ~---· ·-··············~····· 1---------1 Nwpt Bch Expr'd onJy •----• 5 .. ff d ~-d bl" ...._. -"""-~ OPFICE PHONE SALES Rfal&tatc-nud upply . <714 > ~RWM~Wlelm lo n e .,. rive. ,. l~al fort Rb. apt.I . Teac f.300 R lo R 6 ff· v .... ~---brokt'r ~55(16 p;iradt• MOt'J(•n ~ddlna. amaJI pallo& .• flC EnJOY t.'eMOl1es -~ off-r. c•a-dtt.t Phoru Sain people. aervltt'!l . -------pt Special Holdar Priut ~'10'1tW este rn 11l4 1 your o wn I •rdf n CullaA ..,:7'n-Ll14 .,. .--a...t-..lal-male or female. 16 to M need 8 ProlM:ilonal who SKtyJBkkpr Part umc. 9 Dec. 4111 a 5t1t """--------i walttfMlllhJ.sChtvmaa -r--rv---yell('llul'aict1 Gwiranteed bu owned or manll"ed to 3 PM S3 l'tr hour •l•ioe 1010 )41J·1444 loeh&....._ . UruqtMe Opportumt1e11 wain or rommwloos large reiskk'nual res"alt Knowl('(ljle or rt1•I ~tal4" Otllef' 0.,. 't Afft. Pk 4t .. l 61.Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ,.... .. ••• Avull11blt>For 2SO Eut 17th•Strut, office with 8 suct't'Salul prtoretrt1d F.a~thlulf C .. Glau..Olltechd"M l..Dvtllycoat.a,anon.1<>n1t ............... 1~.; •• bee. s.u.t.ys 1 ~Ile O~ 00Cos&la ... ~cu. background or recruit Village Center M0-00:!0 Watfi fCM d ,..__..,. Ct.111whli1r WANTED eve. d~ 11114 lO 12· llNlh. roww · • 9040 Sh 90. typing 65. ti ....,.w n J . is . ..., p.m _..,__ TOP CASH DOLLAR MLSC ...,...,.,..,. ......... ••••••,.••.•••• :.uartt•r Compose lellcrs 646-4223 ing, lf'alnina •nd manag SectytRe.-ept for ~mJll 1906 04* Vlcifola -Pl.o Xlnt C'O bcner.ts Sall!ry Equal OT>portunlty i.ng people Muist be able relll et.Lale firm nr I) l' Ho••fo & p.,.u. ~ PA I 0 l" 0 R Y? U R REMODELJNQ J. t0mc:a · • $lj()Q £mployer to communicate with Airport t'rtem.lly, l'On I • JEWELRY, WAT<.:.HES. an CdM . (.;3bl"'try . 30' JEf'FRIES AdYerti•'--Sec broker lowneN 1<erual 11tm0t;phl•re Good Wicker. T••" et '-AltT OBJECTS, GOl.l> appl'a • gar dra, O· c:ov 1'"1.Ybrldae Sporif\aber 1 Y Excellent 6olury, u i.kallsrl'<I $Ml!Mo <.;ult Lapa Open1 le"afit Faire S ILVt:R SF:RVICE ~rings etc. All \1 go' t-'rl .. bwatortwn Y~'a XJnt secretano poi.ition ""'rult111, car altowan"", OaveQirlson 1133.9293 .._..,•-'ofArbGtowwls f'INI!: i''UKN & AN 673-Uoreveti.11731930 Assum.loan AV~ 111 advcrt1s1ni;: firm re i---------•I ~ n mn '"' TIQUES ~2200 qwnnR 70+ tY111n.: Lill! rroductJonConlrol m~d1cal /1l e nt11l in Service Stot-;;,;-All;; 1~9.&..aiJ-oec..yo.. --'--------Tame Coc:kat.eel & 1&ge, UI' Open Flab.-. lffl hkkpnJ: l'X Pl'r . Salar)' i.urani:l'. ~ynnmlc dunt, exper ·d Day & ....... Adhrll ............. LUGGAGE TAGS $50. Olnella set. 4 401lrJohnaon rroo. ~to$7~ ' CLERK gro_wth Potential with a Eves Full & p/llme AP· --., from your busrness card. chain . sso. Gold roc~r/ 640-_79M ___ _ 6-0hd based firm. nu ply, Shell Statton 17th & Send rd fo ach rt\cllner S60 9 dr ... t•r '~~~ tlonalln scope. Irvine.NB ...._ 8005 c...~ 1050 • one ca re ...,0 ·81 ..... ""h Bllyllner '76, 18'. 1~: UO Yp ~.......-· ~ ,._,.. ta~ plus one spare. We dresser • " .. "" t llP Volvo, h:tr/fu.U ~o· J ISJ For confidential in -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• return permaoen"y 1V SSO. Stereo, $20. Obi vass l520I> 639-89004&YI ' "-1 •·c )\I \'-"-' )( I \IL.... terview send rt>Sume to SOCIABLE l\SSOC Good Anllctues & CollN"· **I BUY* * s~ole<i allq11ct1ve tag & bed $20. 10 gal oqu11rbm Ron '494.3400 eve* • ••• '•-, " ,,. • P.O. Box 10975. Santa n1.1edcd by EX EC In tables YWCA Show l4ll l!lrup, meetlni("a1rllne w/rilter & gruvcl SlO.itJ _. _ _ .......... __ PenonMtAC)ettCy Immediate OJ>t)ning In Ana.92702. whslc f'Ully t apllahl.t'd N B~oadwu y s~nta Giwxi used f'Umllure & 1.0 requirement.I. Pre· gal w/filte r & J<ra,129' Sportr1shet. ·New :PZJ ~1rch .Sl. N II our production controlj~~~~~~~~~~l :io u PP I Y · P 1 t1m 1' Ana. Thurs 7·9PM. Fn. Apphances-OR I will vent IO!ls & then' For a "Oebb1t' 0 ." $30. Plt'flle Crusader 270 eng Cniia• 557-0045 department fo~ a clerk l213 >592 329S IOAM-4PM !>ell or SELL for You l)t:rsonahied tag er;iclose call al 540-lMll bel 9a~ 20kt top32kt New f.Nllu. 100•: ~mploycr typu.t. Heqwre~eneral D........1e... .. _._ S PR AY l'A INTL'R ---------MASTHSAUCTIOM wallpaper. fabric or 2pm. or 8353555 btt buttenes.baitla.f:lb,out. Hewmt-d office skills with typing -or;annw "' ApplcmcH 80 I 0 646-8616 & IJJ..9625 "Day Clo·· paper & we 2·30pm & Hpm. riggers. tnm tabs, ~O ml ---------.. al SO WPM Ex1><>sure ACT .._.OW ~ELPER. i: ~r~ oldtan~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Wlll back~ trim your OI p..-T pewrtt ran11e. VHF, stct eo. and experience with " 1:l.s:t:C· r 5 FRQT DA MACl!;l) HOT SAVE• New & used rum. t.aJtS Or try two cards ,_Yem nep1aw ;':c' Laydy's g Sl2.800Ph642-8446 Part time as. .. t ml{r ror Chnsllan l\pts Bkkpl( ~mmcc G4b 1251 bookkeeping and data ,•TL _t1D _1 .c-1 1 ~ 4 POINT Sale 3308 W appl's. misc: Wilson's ba ktob c:k uk ....., processing would be a "_.,.,_, -~ Warner nr Harbor, Santa Bargain Nook. Now 2 c P•RICES wood5. $40. 751-8681 33' Owen Sporlll,sher. PART-TIME plus lryouare de~nda Valley Realty STUDENTS Ana m.m1 SWres S4S & 814 w szeaor31s.s 11 11 P supt!rbly equlp'd, pnv ble and looking for a foll 19th, C M 642 7930 & 4, 5 tags $1 60ea. Must se 8X ..t <':Ill~ ply. ideal for ~at\><)r lJme permanent pos1t1on. . has O(>t'nmg.._ ava1labll! o ~ 1 & R REFRIGERATORS )48 3262 WE BUY 619 taa" Sl SO ea rug, xl~t ronr· l1\li e · C:ru&Se& or s ponl1$hlng. OPPORTUNITY In production dl'pt Hrs Mon noofl·4pm & llpm !>am. TuC'i. Spm 43m No t.·xpcr nee'. Will train Apply, Pcnnys c1v<.•r, 16QO Placenlla I\ vt·. <.; M. t I vin I N t "'-"Ruar t•oci:urnng WASHE~ORYERS lO"'m,...ore$140ea fer4D6 2193 xlnt c o nd UJ,640 then we .-iave the JOb for a ouhr r r ew ew,fpor P time work ltrs 2AM R d" R • & 7' brand new rout"h '" }'OU. /\long with t>xcellent Beat o fire e o er a llAM or )PM 12 M Id econ •lions· epros Sales Tax Included IURGLA.R ALARMS -~· 549 98\t . . :.tdnmg i:.alary we orrer TOTAL TRAIN IN C rughl & weekendi; Prgt Damage. Cuar1Dcl Custom Rust1bm. 3327Ai:.k NO CARD" ......... ho 0 01 ~ M excellent co mpany PACKl\CEWITHJ.'ULl 1 29YrsmOrangeCo mgS7SO/llb~ofr£140-Orawyour ownor send .. p,.ectyour mer · 6 17' arllnw.MHP benefits. Plca:.c apply m TIME MANACl!:MEN1 (;111~~7~6ite Y DUNLAP•S Al I w ood .ita me se t name. address. phone & nee. brand new topoflhe utboard, $400/tait\'jWer STANDARD MEMORIES INC. person: ASSISTANCE. w/~tchmg aC:C:t'SSOnes. we'll make one card per line. Only 175 &U-0088 ~ts 673 5930 ' ... For '"rormal1on. call l8l5 NewPon Bl. CM kin ~1. bdrm S"l. ~ut d h ~--B Ilk L....&.. R "' CALLS48 7780 ~ ~ ... tag·Ad 2S'eac: . ;:JUJrgray 1ke. e new.--. ..t/ · our Training Director, ~O~ office • -----------1 velvet sora & lovcscat. Sendcheckormoneyor $60 Trumpet. S60. Ca..tw 9050 '8XAMwet"S..-... Graveyard Shirt 11 7. Ex· per. prd'd , but will train Paid while lram· mg EOE 833~-- PEOPLE PERSON Exec noc'<is p/l1me ai:. :.oc m whslc supply Fol ly cap1tallied 673 2223 l\pplJed Ma~nellcs Corp 2221 South Anne St Santa Ana.'Cahr!Y.!704 An F.qual OpPortunily Employer M JI-' TODD HUMPHREY to l d Gaffers & Saltier elec:. gl~s lop dmelle. queen derto 540·0320 aft. 6. wknds ... ••••i.•••••••• .. '•••• day. 0 over oa bwll in range. double Sl maltrc.>ss & box spr PILOTrRIMTIMG anytime 5 SclfOoncr KEl'..PLE 752-7300 Interview llrs 9.3 .30 ovens. SlSO. 968 3209 mgs, velvet barrel l'hr, p O. Box 1560 Mitcell-.s ,. taking rese~s :J723BirchSt.N B lg. lamps, all in xlnt Costa Mesa.Ci.92626 We.fed 8011 re.-Nwpt C hr\•~es RKEPTIOMIST 1----------1~~~gn:l1c~;.1:t[h';c~~~~ ~~So M UST S t:LL ~r.drafter,holds V•Keg ... ••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Lights er~. d 81 7 .. , blade SAO or ... --r. new cond .... 00 ORl ..... T'"•RUGS 6DttPM~~P., .. ~·ln5or afl Atlrarl1ve. over 18. ror t2 > Tc.-enagers To Dchv~r 1 · · ., · """' -D"'I ""' ....., ,...,., HEALTH SPA. Wi: will Hand Bills. S.1 Hr 979-2342 after6 00. Lg decorat.or lamps from 673-5276 Call aft ttAM. w ANT p e r s I an & - tram right person for Call6402700 Kenmore washer & gos $3STHE CONNl":CTION Fine quality rurn . Chtnestl also Tapeirtry. Soll f960 easy fun job. Mr G1ar· -------1 drvcr xlnt cond $100 ca I U ' .. "h1ldren'u bdrm sel". Pvt Plysonly.640-7014. •••• .. ••••••••••-••••• russo ,2Ahr•J 752.91U?1 cleptionc• Am. Serv Ex ·J • 7351 He1 . rut.,.. II. o . '-• 0 1,_ ... 1 6 1 • •- ' ' .. • ""-pcr'd or w1ll tram. Swing _545-4264_________ 842 1244 mirrors. 011 paintings. SSC ... SH FOR ""'Ill ;.l~!:: new ~rans ... NOWISTHETIME ·---------t rt hr pictures, decorati ve "" mor'° i ......... ~or P I T mature fem . & graveyar s 1 l s G .E . Coppt!rlone Like nt-w : Klng:<>1ze ""en~. c ustom bd Ooodusedrum1refrigs _58_1_'1J05..._ ___ _,_ __ ror Job :.<'<'kl•r.1 to ('ht•rk nomem k r or s ludt-RKS'TIOHIST ~ 1m r r Gd nd S75 u'" •· ~ 68 th l)a Iv P1I >t llnlp re Ml!/ rzr co pedestal wotl.'rbed sp~·a"·. 200 y·•-beaut frzn&stoves S46-07 , --·rtl,,.._ e 1 J ' '" S2 SO hr Phone t"allm0 Ac cu r a t c l Y p In$: --634 7037 d 557 0216 '"' ""' ~ ........., """'' Wanted l'la!>~i rication 11 Will train 4 ti hr:i wk Insurance back~round TEU.ERJP /TIMI! yi., Pat1ded frame, healer, antique satin. elegant l:fearths1de h.and painted Good c:ond1lio• the Job you w<inl ·~ not ~2791 hclprul. $125 Per wk Bram•h ofr 'le<:ki. bonda· eves sheets Sl2S lW2 0'798 plants. pnced lo sell. oven proof stoneware $7S01 ~-1404 lht•reyoumli:ht t·on!.1dcr blc Teller 10 w ork 18LbGE.washero rl81beABY Cnb. Xlnl i:ond. Must see lo believe "Dogwood" pattern. -t-, - ofrcnni: your '>t'r\ltl':.p,l Sale:., $40-$70 wk up ~·~2400W.CstHwy p time t::xper prdd t'rig1da1re Elec Dryer new $l!IO. sell $50 ~4833 Made rn Japan Sold at Used1Sol Cat 18, .good with an ud 1n lbc J ob Men. ladies, students . • .. , SulteK Conwt1 JhldaTcrrJnovl:' $l25 KenmoreWashcror ~10 WEDDING DRESS Market Basket 548<5049 con,. w /lols ef new Wanted catc~ory l'hon\! Eves t S al 55<1 ·7851. • H l41644725S liotpoint Gas l)rye r $75 _ ·sue eqw~. St875 IM'!Ud111g &t2 S678 839 7W6 ACME:. 642·3593 WC5tem 1-'edl'ral Savings ea Guar del ~'8672 Gold velvet cooc h & 7· full length, w/train Malcd trlr. Jax & lie 631 1622 Got nine ladies dancing you hope to unload by Chtistmas? Movt• them under our Tree. On each Thursday through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publis h s pecial pages to make It easier for you to convert your saleable Items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell your toys, sports equipment, lu ggage, appliances, furniture , antiques, handmade & unique gUts and no matter what your business -we have a box ror you! Putting a box under our tree ls easy and Inexpensive. Rates a re $4 .oo for the smaller box to $22.50 for the larges t box . BIG, BIG .· SAVINGS If you run more than one time. For more Information and to place your ad just call 642-5678 and a sk for your Christmas Ad·Vfser for more Information. Your credit ls good with us. We'll bill you or you can charge your ad to your Mas ter Charge or BankAmerJcard. DAILY PILOT . ·- 642-5678 --27441:: Coc11>l llwy, CdM l1\lllc:hmR Mn>en chair 2 (detachable I H e ad IRi1 llb IOl3 ... • '· r ----Equal ()ppor t;mploycr Fng1da1re Compact 30 hlac:k end tables Sell as pu~ce & veil Xlnt cond ••-•:.-;;: ••••••••••••• Enr~ 29 Fully eqpd Reit.aurant Drop In elec. range & ••·lSlcn "''S"P 963 7245 Makeorre r 752-.6596 .. Ml 0 M ll I race rwse. $21,~plf. TL·v·~· ()IL ''OMPANY hood Id "" ""'"' ~· --.,om n· .0 c e ec: 87~1 E\·es &w~ • MOWHIRIHG <:JV..., '-oven+ · 5 yrs 0 -Roger's Custom Dog or&an. excellent condl· -----........;--Wrutresses & Cooki. Ex nl'tl<b mature Pt'n-on for SIOO. 67~32l6 2 Bedrm sets. 1 I I '1 Pc 5 l'l Houses & Play !louses I.Jon. $600, P P. SJ2.~ HOBI& 16 with Trailer per'd Hostesses & Bu short lr1ps surrounding 8020 & 111 5 Pr c h1ld'i. !>Ct 847 l2S2 Blue/White. XJnt wnd. People. Call Charhc' beach t1t11:s. Wntc J T lkydes BestOHer 833 9570 -----Peavca Musician. soo si1ootorr ll35-0696Klrn Dick. Pres • South ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------1 Beige Mouto n I J m b senes. 4 12" spkrs, must -·---- Oull. S49-00Sl. western Petroleum, Ft US E 0 . RE 8 U IL T & Mcdllera n ea n corne r Jacket. size 14. like new sell by 12116. Sac ~. 74 HoblqMonoCi!t, yelk)w ---------114 Wonh, Tx Guaranteed. All types. group, r~d SS-0 Stereo S50 646-0818 5"8«i9 wJmuJ-color aiul Used RETAIL --.,..---1 parts. repairs Trude ins t·ompnt s !.pkr $75 --1sum er $4SO 4113·TM r,?.'t' TErxocpc~r D0nnvlyc•r wGa&nWl accepted 631-2101 ~-6714 eve Paar Alligator 3" Spiked !.;es Paul Copy Guitar ---·--- " -.. -----lhith Heel ShOes. ~lze $120, Conn "26 Gwtar 17' tSUe Daysl!lllot •rs•M'"'u'"GER Towing 1000 Irvine. •NEW·USEDBIKES• ·"• CLASS Tah!~to~. lOA.$25.646-7016 $75 496·1174 w1lhtrailer. -, 1 """" Nplkh Buy· Sell-Trade Goldluf Lc11s 30 X60 (213 >439-9306 Or MGR TltNE - . Parts & Repairs Gd Cond. 675 3446 OAK POOL TADLE 8 flat s lrnl&ht soprano --'1-----~--- Poslllons w1natlonol Jr TYPIST Skateboards ------~ ... slute, nds s1dera1l sax & C mel<Xly ·perfect Wea Sport.'>wear chain stores For prorcs.'!ional omce. Cyde&Co.2488Ncwport~:.eouch, lemon yello~. rpr We need apace. ('()O(f.Mustsell,675-0941 . 21 '. a1l1. 0 18. tr.tr. Salary c:ommcnsurat Exc1tlnu urowth oppty. Blvd.C.M.642-7910 looks like lualher . m11ke orr. 631 1239 . - -• W/SU $2500.1575·7858. be r " " ----------1 naugahyde xlnt cond. 8J8-8600 SUNN SOLARIS l2S watt __ ,___ __ -...---~~nltXyl;:,tr ad~!n'~ F/P Time. Send resume 1976 Nishlk1 lnt'I new SlSO. Good & clean twin Amp. Crown 0 -18 Guitar. Prln le 16 w /~r~r , & "'.,.,.,.. P 0 Box 424. Balboa $230. Sell Sit». 84HS!H!I bed. maltreu, box spr Love scat $25. Thomas W1plckup. Beat ofr. at.or ebox.ratnbo!ir'tOI· ment. i\pply In person lsland_. _______ 1 aft 6.ask forLarry 1n1u. frame & wood electnc or(tan w/bench 67~9466 or s I 12'8. I.Ota .ol P E T R I E ' S . 1 4 b Ca $5 1169S ~ 92.6:1 West m 1 ns ler Ma 11 rYPIST. It bkkpg. t garl Cats 8035 hd rd $.100 l tree r wit $S0 2 folding cots ea. Office,..... •• ' xtras, . . Westminster orflc:e Mon Wed·Frl ........................ ~7$15 640 7878 o r 64.S-fi179 ~;..... 1015 loah,SHpa/ '~~~~~~~~~~ 8 »5 548 2888 p ER SI AN CAT S. Kenmore 220 volt. 4800 •••••••••••••••••••••• Dod&s 9070 cook ex· beautiful long hair. top !l' Soro bed. I yr old. wall e I ect rt c room Complete office •tt·up: •••• .. ••••••••••M••••• peT'.Newram1I stylede· quality. register ed . grcen t whl Herculon. heate r w/fan. a uto xlntsweldesks&clulrs· SLIP WANTED : 34' Retail sales in Miss10 Viejo, opprox 20 hrs pe wk . no exper ncr . mus be avail bet IOam & 7pm Apply at Photoma Corp . 76R-4171 ---- SALESPERSONS Matute with ~ale!I eit peri rnt"<' nccce ssa r y Xlnt salary Carp~ l.laiaar 1m 6701 Sant.a Clause:t. All shift. ovail. No ex per n<.'C. ~I 7l4·SJll·236R. ----Secretary I F.xcc· TO rRESIDENT SllOO. Do you lhn V(' under exec pross url's ·• This N tJ . <'0 !Hllik s 11lrong ha Khly 11k 11 le person. Sh & typing ru q'd. Call Control <.:nrce Employment /\gene y, ~ Secretane11 Aceo1.mtmg Clk General Office to $7. Sr Mon Loan Orcr S25K Irvine Personnel Agency 488 E 17th Costa Meu Sutte224 642 147 h restaurant. The New sl'¥>U 638 9308 $200 Matching f'Old thermostat. Perfect for swivels also 675·3000. Catamaran. Newport or Yorker, 428 t.: 17th St, vel"'f!I harrel ch rs $40 ea omce or small apt. S50 Bay & Beach Rlty. Dua Potnl 613·3620. Docp 8040 Oroffers 833-0m7 979"2342afterfi·OO C M 645-1070 _____ ••••••••••-••••••••••• OFFICE FURN ITU Rt Newport Ch.annel dock. 2S ---------•!YORKSHIRE TERRIER GaropSale 8055 National electric home 4 Executive desks. J to.40' pwr boat or Sjep Warehouse Worker We have on Immediato open1n~ for 11 lem· porary Cl months ) rull· time wurehou se workl'r in our f'ree~cr Ocpurtmcnl on tho day ~h1rt. I 2 YeJri. previous warchou.'le and frozen rood experience pro· re rrcd. Forklift ex· penence helpful. Appht•ouons act"epled Monday thru Prlday 911 m to31> m DELLY FOOD CO. PUPS Champ blood ••••••••••••••••••••••• food sheer. thickness secrelanes desks. 4 e1. ma!!l Sall boats.646·5945 hnes. tiny 3 lbs s tud Anllque fine dlnmfe table dial, 7" blade. $40 ecut1ve chrs. a steno Of'l73·9202 j servireSJ0-6455 with raptaan c ha irs. 979·2342aft.er6·oo. ch.rs. 8 side chrs. 3 fll• rouch, que<'n s 1ic water 6. In '1 "'1' hi wood bar cabinets, steel shelving, Trmsportatioft . Chnstmas. AKC Cocker l:>t'd with heater. bwll 1n XJnf cond S200 64().6677 many decorator 1te ma. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spaniels. 5 wks Pick tlouble oven. ti matchin~ · · eartht.one colors. quality ~ydn/ now' Sl75. Nan cy oak t•halrs, Industrial ~lJ/S92·l9llt fum.newcond.~5002 Scooten 91SO _493_·_437_8 _______ 1 type work bench. custom 2 Twin bed mattresses & Se 1 Sel.J of Executive •••••••••••••••••••••:-• made macramo c:or box sp rin gs S75 vcra s ,.K _...a...17,,,,.. .l\KC Registered Black & lalns. lotsoltools. nddi1 & Automalic Kodak proJec:: Desks a nd upholste red 197~ aw-<111 Rust Dobermans, 5 wk:i, ends, plus antiques & i:ol tor S2S 557. 2061 chairs w/ca11ten. Very &feet & dirt leaal. W)ll SlS0.493-7591 lectablC11 · good cond. 1 195/up. li*ecar mlrade. Fem Lhasa Apso puppros. 21371 Breton Lane Cl>lor 'I'V. 19 cu Ct refng. 642·5299 ~LY $499 · 8 Wks. Mother from lluntml(lon Beach Girl's bdrm desks. flets 8087 UIS MOTOttS Ch.lna,ralherAKCReg. INeur Newland & 496-59Jllaft.er6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• JCJ IONVIEJO $ISO 960-3976 AUanta> Lg. Servel aas refrig 2 lg . Young Finches Amazon IJt.2110 495-121() lrlsh SeUer Pups. AKC. GARAGE SALE · A lllll vinyl chairs. 548·1082 Parrot w/lge hanging -sso & up. M&F. Champ bit or everything, com moms/eves. sage. $200. 586-353$ hnes. 496·7819 eves & PaseoFr~~t'.::·c~~a San· AMC 10 spd men's bike. PS.os&Onpts IOto ~~El~o::~ wknds. Ju.an ea p. 1alley 1 S50 C rbson Marauder '76 •••••o•••••••••••••••• M5f/(irm 673-1195 ch rl st ma s p u. pp y . --model. cost $430 selling KJMBALL ORGAN 700 Beautiful Si.lky Terner 2nd Hander. New Used. S2SO + amp. Outdoor xtnt rond Must see to '75 !iuukl 75, &OOd condl· M AKC $1SO 646·5786 L20 E ZJrd, CM Tuea·Sat port.able gas stove. 24.21 appreciate $700. Please lion. 1300, beat orror. · 10-5 Bebftld Feed Ba m Eldon C M anytJme call a rt 6, 645-4972 67S-Bie, Ft-Mto YOll 8045 . 17M72Cartwn(lhtRd -••••••••••••••••••••• Leather. brass. s leeping New Thermosal Sauna, Btfl s· Baby Grand , 71 SUZUKI 120. Street Irvine, Cuhr German Shep. 9 mo's, bag, camera & projector. give measurement.a or rwturaJ SatJn wd finaah bikt>. SJ:!O. • I o · · r a d 1 a I a r m your tub. 548·9852 JClnl 494-3440. 49'7·3811 Cell~ Equal Opportunity male. blk/tan. shots & Furn 1t u re & M 0 RE ' EmployerM1t-• 1Jc.646-l1S5aft 4 PM Thurs thru Sal 104 JUKEIOX •••• SECafTARIES Lovable black Poodle. NPS 217 Calle rlc l\nza. /\·l COnd Se11burg. Lg HcrYe a Legal-Many to $900 WOMAN over 65 w/car to male to Rood home Call San Clem l selection of records lncl Makd Cllrfthml Bookkeeper toSll •hr.CdMhomewlsume 6449885. See al Jack 's Sub· Thomaa 1plnelmodelo1 .. '746'0ElectraYa$bL Employers Pay All f.'t'<'5 Rmi board & nominal Fam rm furn · det"oralo marines. 2l148 Beach gan, 14 years new! Ex· lkst Offer. Mutt'SeU... Llifl~1ndersA~ency llal. to right pt-rson ShepherdlColbe. female 2 items. rurs, acoustical Blvd 118. S650 Ph cepUona l condition 642·9782 . 4C120 Blrl'h St, Ste 104 Nluht or day ph 673 4725 yrs. old, l!ood w tic.ids material. rdn.i .. cpl . ~3531 & 538·3148 Newly tuned. Percussion . NewPott Bcarh 833·81 _,.,_ -----bsebrkn 5S4·:H76 drps. Sat Dee 4th 9am mstrumen111. oil work i5 Yam.aha 400 £~u.ro. "-II for A t/Estab '6.5 Women. 25 & older to 1227 Manan Ln NpBc:h Irvine Coast Country BeautlfuJ wol"ut wood. xtr ... clean. • .,.. or PP__ Puppy. s monlh11 old. Club Membersh.lp. '' II 551.......,.. ---.--work ror housecleaning needs loving home. Quality rum & clothcll. 752.7865 l\Jikm.i $250. Pleage ca ·-11• ' SECaETARY/ sv5 P1T1mc, .cd hrs ~al't5PM bit-In dbl. clec ovun after5ptn.646-4781. '7$ tlond11 MOT. Cra,h •,.._11uraa 67~6M3 ronge lOp . 4 man dinghy. ANTQ. Grand Plano. •••• bar a, KiKS)' bar;. frwy """9lft ._ Free Shepherd Puppies. G.K c:onsolt• slcteo, loy3, made In l\ualria 1860 <-..&..... MacW...S 8093 peas. only 1400 mL xtnt For growing adverlil1ing Women needed for house Wht1blk1brn. 51,; wks m111c 2091 Bal mu ral. Burk;<! Wlllnut, con:iP· re· ;:.::;?•••••••••••••••• cond llllOO. Ph 640·~9. agency. Must type 75+ & cleaning M!rvrce. r11ll Call at\ 3 pm, p3'"'777 C M &1(}-6706 cond d. Boat. Day S11llor . Baby L""" overlocket ~1148 •• . ttave min. 5 yrs general Robbie's R09 Mop • -... > I 14' w/trlr. Wiil 11ell reaa v ... ,. ' • office expenence & be 548-0757 CuddJy AOorable Pupp es Appllance11. turn . bat or ex<'hange both for mdl El\~;.1!3!'~ '73 Y~ba Endul'(). z'1t extremely <'Ompelenl Cockapoo/Coc:ker mix. 6 driven Coif Carl & m111c I vory. Real elllllte or .....,.,.,.,. cond, very low ml.. runs ~II Charge Bookkeeper. Wr1ter/Ty~lst1 Col frl weeks. 962-4051. Thurs Sat tOam 4pm player piano. &42·1334 or Sl~B flH ARM perftft· S850. 642-tp. ·Expetlence on IBM com-Emhryomc l\d llo us e Free Puppies. Cerman 10232 Kukul Or II.!:___, 642·6578 BEST C EAR DRIV"" •'7l ONDA ,_, x•~t poser helpful. bul will needs ptiraon Fri. to ..-.., A, .., lr•ln. Must be sharp & write. edit. type act. or· Shepberd mix. 21-) mo. 2 Aquar1ums. VW seat, POOL Tbl, Br unsw1c:k Newest mode l ( uaed lo ml. 1225. • ugcr to team all pbues gan1zc. run errands. Eves. M3-e016. rerng, p1n11 PonR tbl. an· Gold Crown. 9-. all equ.Jp. s 11 g h ll y 1. Sl r el c h 5e·17ll _. o( the ad buSineu. Creal Typ1na needed. avlallon For 8 happy chriatmu. tlques. bu.nk beds. frplc + 2 utes. $.'195. 963.3145 slltc:hes. aul()mlllic but· • opportunity for advance. knowledge helpful. Call rule lovable 4 mo old screen & 100111• hospital ton.hot~. bllnd hema, 1.a ment for an organized l'h.11Dunn.546..-300ext63 puppies, Terr. max bed . b:iby tfosa1a ct.11ou11ehold Items. '(fj5. needle decorative. etc! self starter who e ntoys .!_orappt _ Ml..c72S men's 10 spd blcycle. hwasher. hard rock ma· Sl44. Ph547-6663 C II K much~.~camdlla pie d1n1ng sd, m-acti pres1urti. a ay r.WHwt 1050 La CM Sat only more 642·1010 New. never us('(f Brother. Young.~. .....-Ch••M ... "'.......................... 8060 Loveaeat $25 Thomas =.S:S~~i2ptbl wtcaae. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THI C~TlOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elec ~n w I bench SECRETARY ~~.~ ......... !~~~ F\JRNl'nJRETHAT IS For Sale· 2 porues & show RiO 2 F · I cota ~ea. TV,·~- 1 1 • InttreAUng poeltlon fM Hlde·•·beds from SlSO. quartemorae. Phone~l79. HIR.--09 bl nexJble. versatile. It ex Wonderland Wood game sets from CallMMOOl bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• $385 .. and much more. New Ladles 3 speed CY· 23" cir TV, maple Od pie· per'd individual Work Of Anti~s! '1'hc UtUe W•rc•hou3e Wcstcm saddle. xlnl cle MS. Coming coffee lure. Nds llttl" work . ...._'i'-------t- ror 3 gentll'm-n. RC'q'lllh lhal under sells th~ cond Lttewl'1ghl maker, llke new, S8 ll4).'48-ll96al\4PM so+ wpm, typtnir M+ HU 0 E I w • r h o u a e al.l:lttt lhal won't be un Phone 988·99&4 ...;M-_5336 __ . ______ ---------wpm. Advcrtl,ing back crammed with. over 600 dertold." JBL aP.krt. 2 IA" re·coned around helptul. real music boxes. nlckelo 7361 Hell. UnJt L. HB ~••••••••••~~?.~•---------mf•r'a wrnt¥. 14-0 ea.1-+----~..-~ eaUite &tor escrow u · ~ piano., circus or SaUcSu 12 $ Port. BlirW TV $40. .,, •• , per. •l•o helpful. In· ::::cit~~~lr cell~~~:: 842,u'.:. · WANTED FMClaulfiedAd 84M'T12 M011CI · .. ~!: &ervininl T11et Is Wed. fi 1q TOP CASH DOLLAR ACTION Dai1" Pllol AllP!Y NaUonal Syal.ma aaclnaUna ant tiff, p A 1 0 ., 0 R Y 0 U R Call• Complote Swreo for tale Y ~· CoC'p,4361 Blreh St.N.8 . Overl1,000.000 WOl'th r Dal'"PUot In cabinet+ &peak.era. Ada dl•Jll~'· t Amefic:an lntcm•Uonal CARAGE SALE act. In JEWELRY, WATCHES. " l.100. M4·1Q.S. an wltli 1 f'lllrbtotera1•nnn.~ Ina St .• Irvine. Tel. pyreaulta.Toplaceyour SILVER SERVICE. Ml·~ GE AM/P'M·PSbi s>roudtoaa) SICllT.A&Y Ga.lS.ri•. ll02·T Kett.,.. the Dally Pilot bnn1 hap ART OBJECTS, GOLD, AO-VISOR l•peiett Ov a· mo. 144·9111 Aak for 7S41m Open Wed tbrv dnwln11 card, pbonr P'INE l''URN " AN· llll\I radio. Nn l ruulta. Piao • ·.!::============:::i:==============!l:=M=•as=tde==·=========.l=Sat==·='All===to~•=P=M=·=v=~=tt=!i=&42==·567==8==t0da,==.====:=.~,,==QU;;:::ES:.=~;;;=2200====::::J'=====================-==-==-:.:.:.:.=:..L=.,== ... ==7=40l========::l::f=ema.======:;;:=·=·==· '?>fle's RV Replals J~.q '75/'78 ~~:~G Tn1eks 9560 .•..•.....•............ T,......, Tnt'fd 9170 t974TOYOTA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ht-LUX PICKUP '70 Ideal ttvl lrlr Gd w I T If C A M p f; It <;oad. S2200. 675 347 s SllELL-4 spe~'. ~t cuh ofr. by Dec 15 OHL Y $3198 ~ts4 MARQUIS TOYOTA ... Sen-lu,Parh . MISSION VIEJO : &.AcutlOriH 9400 131-2880 ~·~ "' ·-••••••••••••••••••• f'ORO 68 '1 Tun Cpr Spl ' SAVEWITII V 11 trlr 111 k xtra~ blue USED & REBUILT run'> >.Int S"'l!"AI C;4ti '>1:.17 • ·~REICNCARPARTS - . l .Cecllanlcal 'GS El l°Jrn1no Short /Electrical bloc:k. Iv.ids or extra!> l eody Part.a $1600,b't of~.J.~ TMPORT AUTOSUPPLY '67 ~:I C .. un1no I'S, P 8 101N. Manchester, Juto. J1r eood, ne"' Anaheim 776 9900 lran~. new radial. 327 , • --V.ft Ownrr $900 751·1163 We iand Tunntd Rei m ltfopa?'?.tantrold 38314V D:it~un~'71 l'lrkup Wlth Ullu.wd. Cost $140 $85 <.:a mpc r '>hell Sl!r.15 Pvt ·Call548 8841 Jll"' ~12 :!1112 .... w. ....................... •!i El l°<HnlOll (,~ l,u.., 1111 loJ11l'd $.llilN) 193 7581 ~d 9510 •••ell•••••••••••••••••• 12 l>Jt,,un l'U W :.hell, '6~ ,VW Sqhclr, "heap i.:oud cone!. must sell ~-'65 El C'ammn C'ull SlllOO ~tofr 1!>1·9323 6'4&-~ 9 520 73 DJL..un I' I f;il,000 ml n1•w sh11d. ). l!•Hid 1..und 7ti8 1~. ••••••....•............ ------ ' Couut tlac• hl«•ssiugs 11011 lun·c' · to off ••r! ·Z ' Tum them ;nto CHRISTMAS CASH by p&ecln-CJ • ad -t.r our ~ ·.DAILY PILOT CHRISTMAS TREE j ............ . . , ~ ii? IF YOUR tr « • BU SINESS• tr IS • tr <ii,.~ To\-. • ,14J :-.l'o1tT1'1. c;oor>' « -:~c.·1.0T111~0 1·ur11-.1n • , -ti. JI-:\\ 1-:1.H\ II \Ill • -tr )11,:s1c l"l IC'\ITI IW • jti,\:\IHJI,;"-" lll>llllff' « '.. 1' llOOf\.."1 \l'l'f.I \\I. 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Huntingt on Beaeh Fountab 1 Valley ~ [OITION * * :\ r' e 1·11o o l1 ~. \'. S tot•k s i V OL. 69, NO. 336, 4 SECTIONS. 4~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A WEDNESDAY, D(CEMBER 1, 1976 TEN CENTS Lovers' Spat Sparked Pioneer Burial Friday By ARTH U R R. VINSEL Of tho O•Uy Pilot !>\Ill Bells will toll again Frtday ror one more member or The Windsor Club, a dwandling crowd of inrtuential and fun-lovrng fellows who helped make Hunt· ington Beach what it is loday, then stepped aside to rest and re- minisce. Funeral services will be held for Victor ""Vic" Terry, 71 , at Smith's Mortuary at 2 p.m., 10 the downtown heart of the city where his family settled when he was a boy. No big church-style ceremony is s cheduled because to the many-remembered Terry clan. Huntington Beach is !<'till recalled as a small town. And so many · who might have attended have · aJready gone to Smith's. "So many of them ... ," Mrs Dorothy Terry reman.isced Tues- day. th um bing through scrap· books dutifully kept for decades as Mr. Terry made l11s mark on his hometown 1n t y pical American fas hion · A retired pharmacLSt and real estate investor , Mr.~ry let· tered in varsity basketb~ll . baseball and track at Huntington Beach Union lllith School and graduated in the class of '25. He went to work as a soda Jl'rk at Obarr"s Drugs on lhe corner of M ain Street and Pacific Coast Highway, which is now Jack's Surfboard Shop and invested • heavily in downtown real estate 1 Death came arter 55 years in lbe city he eventually led as l'l)ayor, due to u puJmooary em· botism s ufrered Suoday on a uni- que new cruise for 18 kidney ail· ment victims who couJd nol sur· vive . witb.p,u,t .. n :gµlar weekly dialisis machine treatment. His widow. Mrs . Dorothv Terry. of 8877 Tulare Lane. ~aid Jt was a comphcallon of dialy:..1~ treatml'nt The trip, ar ranged by .in Orange County travel agenc·y, wa s cons 1d t•rcd a maJOr breakthroul!h for kidney pat.Jents , "'hose day to day lives ha\£' l )it e r al ly bt.'t.'n married tr1 1 rnachmery that clean~l"\ tht'1r I blood '"It 1s a wonderful idea. I don 't '4Jnt to ~c nl'featn·e toward tht' f~t> TERR\', Pa~e 1\2) He Learns The Perils Of Bwg lary A llunt1n"ton Beach burglar got an abrupt tn· troduct1on into Yuletide season perils of has trade about midn11thl Tuesday The prowler was ap· parently sneaking up on the home of Mrs Nita Hale. 17531 Geraldine Lane. when all of a s udden there arost' such a clatter. Mrs. Hale Jumped uptosee what was the matter. Polic<' Office r Tom Quick said the suspect. groping his way through the dark. fell over a pile or toys the Hale children bad left outside when they came in from play. He then apparently retreated In disarray over the back fence just before the chHdren's mother flung open the door to in · vesUgate. VOU'\JE GOT 1.l SHO~~ING DAVS L.EJ:T TO euv M¥ PR.ES&.NT .' O•llY Pllol Sl•ll -· SEAL BEACH POLICE GATHER AROUND STOLEN PLANE AT WEAPONS DEPOT Young Piiot Landed Cr•ft In Plowed Fletd After Terrorizing Town Washington Air Chase Pilot's Gate Stops Crash Try WASHINGTON CAP) -A man tried to s mash an old truck through a White llou.'ie gate to· day but the gate held and he was qui ckly t•apturetl. authorities said The front end or the truck was flattened agamst the northwest gate after the drivcf veered off busy Pennsyh•ania Avenue. The gate. one or several new stronger ones installed ~ause of a 1974 gate-crashing incident, did not buckle. Several White House police in a guard house just a rew feet away quickly ar- rested the man. . The man tit' as seen being taken iJ\to the guard house. ~ was wearing a green jacket and ~ts and appeared to be about°'\' 30 yl'ars old. He wa:. not 1 m mediately 1den- t1fted On Christmas Day 1974, Marshall H. Fields. who said he wanted to deliver a copy or the Koran, successfully cra:.hed h1s car through a Whale House gate. Cla1m10g that he was armed ~•th explos ives . Fields kept police at bay for four hours beforl' finally be10g arrested un· harm<'<!. Al the 11me. the Secret Service said 1t could have taken stronger action 1n dealing with the 10· truder. but noted that the Presi· dent wns not 10 the White House at the time and "we have some compassion " As a result or that incident. nt•w ~tronger gates were in stalled We ndy Plans H e r D e fe n se OAKLAND (AP) -Wendy Yoshimura 's defense strategy at her weapons possession triat WiiJI be strikingly similar to one that failed her onetime fugitive com- panion, Patricia Hearst. J ames Larson, in his OPening statement to the jury Tuesday, said the 33-year-old defendant will contend that her 31fz-year night in the terrorist under· ground was fueled by fear or police. However , Larson said Miss Yoshimura 's defense will sharp· ly contrast wilh Miss Hearst's ln one area. she will not name any tndividuals who helped her elude capture. Welfare 'Ripofr Costs Grove Man A Garden Grove man was sen- tenced to six months l.n Orange County jail Tuesday after he ad- mitted In Superior Court that he drew $9,000 in welfare fundR whi le he was being paid workman 's compensation benefits for o work-related accl· dent. Judge Betty Lou Lamoreaux ordered Paul Beabout. 41 , to make full restitution lo 1.M toun- ly and pieced him on nve years probaUon after he pleaded gu.ilty to felony cbarccs of welfare fraud. ' ~~~~.~~~~~~S.l:. s!~~h• buzzed homes an Seal Beach Tues-drank 'il was only hghUy on social day said today she will stand occasions, .. she said. behind her boyfriend , Theodore Miss Sterlin g s aid 1t wasn'fTed LaBelle. always. LaBelle who left Tuesday morn· "We love each other, and t will ing prior to the wild airplane always love him ." Margery Sterl flight ··Itwassomeoneelse.11 ing said. The couple had been engaged to "He as a s hy person and he be married . but it was broken off woul_dn"t hurt a~.yone," _Miss about a week ago because Miss Sterhng declared. He was Just a Sterling insisted that LaBelle ,ac· little confused ." ceptChrist in their relationship. MissSterlingsaiditwasnotTed She s aid that LaBelle was fly10g the airplane that terronzed neither a believer nor a dis· hundreds of Seal Beach res.ident.s believer. "Hew as just confused." Tuesday. Miss Sterling said LaBelle re- "I believe -I mean I know -fused to talk to her Tuesday while that Jes us helped to pllot the being questioned at the Seal pl ane and la.nd it safely." · Beach police station. She said she thought the landing was unbelievable in what she called lhe rough terrain of the landing site at th~Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. "He had never flown a multi- engine plane in his life and the landing was very professional. "It was unbelievable and he bad to have Jesus· help, "she said. "I am just truly thankful lhal he 1s alive and others haven"t been hurt," she said. Miss Sterling said that she and young LaBelle had known each other ror five months and that he was a "perfect person." * * * Stepmother Says Youth "Exhaus ted' By RAY ESTRADA Of 111• 0 •11• .... _.Stoff 01s11lusionmcnl over the ap- parent end qr his first romance drove Theodore LaBelle, 20. to undertake his bizarre plane nde Tuesday. his stepmother said to-day "We were surprised when he said he had a fi~ht with his girlfriend.'' Pat LaBelle recalled at her Seal Beach home "He's not the kind of person who you would expect to ever do tllis sort of thing,•· Mrs. LaBelle said, adding '"This wbole thing is n nightm$re you would never dtink you would go through in a milUon years." ··At 20 years old, it's the sort of thing I guesl! he wouJdn'l lell his parents about since it was his first real love arfatT," she said. "Ted said he dldn 't want to see anyone last night, alter being taken to Orange County Jitil." Mrs, LaBelle did. "He was ex- hausted menta ll y a nd physically.•· The Cal State Long Beach stu- dent. who •fso worked at the Long Beach airport. did not sur- fer any physical injuries during his ordeal1 his stepmother said. She saia the youth cleaned and p0llshed and even taxied aircran like the Cessna 310 he allegedly stole. "He knew the owner or the plane and bad watched him fly It many times," Mrs. LaBellesa.id. Youn.c La.Belle bad taken fl y. ing lesaoni for several years and recei'led his student pilot certUlcate In February 1975, Mrs. LaBelluald. "He only had lo take his tests to receive his pllon llcen.~." s he said. "He had even flown to Alaska last summer to deliver a bush plane." The youth attended blah s thool ln San Die10 and 0 tendon. Ue lived with bls fat.her and c&ee.suatarss, Pqe.\2> &xlyFound Lying Beside GGFreeway An unidentified man was found dead off the Garden Grove Freeway early today. California l{ighway Patrolmen said he may have been hit by another car whill' standing near his own dis· abled vehicle. Officers said they still arc try- ing to piece together exactly what happened on the freeway, near Euclid Street in Garden Grove. They said Ronald Fipps, 32, or Garden Grove, told officers he s potted a disabled vehicle partially on t he freeway about 12:40 a.m .. tried to swerve and avoid it but struck the vehicle. Officers alleged Fipps also may have struck the pedestrian. who was found down an embank ment off the freeway .. But before patrolmen arrived. the Cff P said, someone removed what may have been the dead man's disabled vehi cle The body was found by officers looking for a man who reportedly fled down the embankment from the scene. officers sairl Fipps was not hclct, the CllP said, and the case is still under an- vestigation. Orange County Coroner"s of· ficials said they believe the man had been dead only for a few minutes when found. He ap- peared to have suffered onl y minor injuries, however, the cor- oner said. The man. wearing hght pants, an orange s hirt and brown leather jacket, was described as JO to 35 years old, or medium build and with graying black hair. 1W01 SPEAKER SYSTEMS SOLD "J sold the speakers to a DaJly Pilot reader. l\od, I'm very hap- py about It, too." That's the sale11 success ex- perienced by the Dana Point person Wilto placed this classified 3d: Twn .J 8 . l.anadnf i.pcokC'r ,.ysten1, Cl'l"ll ~IO. sac for Sll9~ xxx XXlCX tr you have sound equipment you want to convert to cash, c311 ·642·5678. We make lt ea•>' tor you lo pul • few words to work for you, ln the Dally PHot. Drania? Man,,20, Held in Escapade By ROBERT BARKER Of 111• 0•1ty Ptlo4 Sl4tt A 20-year-old S('al Reach man. who reportedly threatened lo t ake his life in s pectacular fashion, faces charges today or attempted murder with an airplane. Theodore Allen LaBelle. or 4596 Elder Ave., is bemg held on ~ $25,000 bond after an aerial drama at mid-day Tuesday over Seal Beach. Police said the attempted murder charges "ere filed after LaBelle allegedly tned to ram a police helicopter which was pursuing him. ftrst to t.."ntahna and then to Seal Beach omcers said the bizarre sene1' or events began when the )OUth allegedly stoic an~ rurplane at Long Beach Mu.niI Airport about 11 a.m. He made several gerously low passes over the SeaJ Beach house of his girlfriend with whom he had quarreled over religious matters the night before. , The low·flymg airplane ter· rorized residents in several blocks between Central Avenue and Electric A venue and west of city hall to 5th street. Police said the plane new within 25 feet or the lower at c1t·y hal l and al times was below the topll of palm trees lining the streets. Residents of scores of homes, along with city ball and police de- partment personnel, were or· dered to evacuate by police using loud speakers. After buizinit Seal Beach LaBelle landed the plane safely in a plowed field at the Seal Beach Navy Weapons Station. Officers said that when La Belle landed he had a 12-gauge shotgun in his possess.ion. They saJd the weapon had been fired twice, but they were uncertain as to what or who the targets were. Contrary to earlier reports. there was no exchange or fire between LaBelle and police, officers said. Officer Jim Groos of the Seal Beach Police Department said LaBelle threw down the gun and CSee PLANE, Page A2) Echeverria' s Swan Song: Ne w Land Gift MEXICO CITY IAPJ -Presi- dent Luis Echeverria today or- der<'<! the expropriation of an ad· d1t1onal 1.1 million acu of private farm and ranch land on the last day of his six-year term or office. the Agrarian Reform Ministry said. • The expropriation camc only hours berore Jose Lopez Portillo was inaugurated in ceremonies attended by Rosalynn Carter, Henry A K i s sin g er and dignitaries Crom 101 nations Portillo. a fo rmer trl'asury minister, is believed to be pre· pared Lo swan~ t.he government away from Echeverria's left-of· center policies. Nearly l.5 m1lllon acre· have bet?n taken from priv c Ian· downers ror I ransfe peasant!-! in Echeverri ·s st days jn r>f flee. The Ian will be rcd1slnhut- ec.J to about 40,000 p~asanL'I. The Agrarian Reform M1ms\ry did not give the location of all the land expropriated today but said about 40,000 acres were seized in the northern st ate of Slnaloa where tJiousands ol peasants threatened to invade private pro- perty i£ the government did not give them land. Sinaloa. a rich vegetable producing area, is on the Pacific Coast about :.xi mlles south of Arizona. The Agrarian Reform Ministry said the rest or the exproprialed land was in several states. Abbqt two weeks ago, Echever· ria expropriated 240.000 acres of ranch and farm land in the northern s tate of Sonora, ranchers add farmers haJted all agricultural work and parked their tractors and other farm equipment on the streets of Ciudaa Obregon to protest the takeover. Buslne.samen ln 41 clUes closed their atorc:t and factories ln a one·dny 1trlke to sbow sympathy for the pUtht or Ult disposscascd lando~nera. Oltlly l'llol $~11 -· GROUNDED BY POLICE Seal Beach's Laa.fie Drug Raids Gather5 From Coast Five Orange Coast residents were among 15 suspects rounded up early today as shenff's de· puties and officers from three Orange County cities cracked what they described as a'1f\umber of drug-selling conspiracies. Senior sheriff's oClicers said . the raids in Huntington Beach. Westminster, Stanton, Anaheim, Orange, Garden Grove, L a Habra and Buena Park were a successful conclusion to a three· month probe of alleged heroin sales throughout the county. . Investigators said the sus- pects. all lodged in the"county jail today, were involved in heroin sales that averaged $50 each for a '"balloon" oflhe drug. They said quantities or heroin were seized when several of lbe arrests were made. Arrested at their homes and awaiting municipal court ar- raignments on t he charges are: Kenneth Alfred Turlis, 28, or 6502 Limerick St., and Linda Mae Carletta, 25, or Apt. A, 2110 F1orida St.. both of Huntington Beach. Also arrested : George Con· treras Sienez, 42, of 7612 Wyom· ing St.; Robert Luther Singleton, 32. of Apt. 3, 7102 Maple St., and Jam..:s Allen Carper, 27, of 7032 Maple St., all of Westminster. Sher iff'& officers said they were joined by police from Anaheim, Garden Gr ove. Westminster, and Stanton in the investigation and roundup. Strike End Near? WASHINGTON (/\P) -A set· tlement may be near an the 77 day-old Teamsters strike that has shut down United Parcel Service operations along the East Coast. Company and union bargainers met again today In an effort to clean up a hand.fuJ of local issues delaying tentative agreement of a new contract for 17,000 UPS employes. Or ~::cJ ,:~a:t Weathe r Sunny warm days and cool nights through Thurs- day with coast highs near 70, lows about 50. About 10 degrees warmer inland. INSIDE TODA V Standard Oil hos propostd shipping 700,()(JO barnll of en.Ide oil dail11 from Alollt:o to I.orig Beach, creating IOIM 3.100 job1. Project'• sup- J)ortna testi/11 .at he<Jrfng. Story Page AS ,. H/F WedneSday Oeetmbl'r l 1915 o.11, l'!lel , ... , ...... 'HE WAS P))SSESSEO' Frl•nd BaH>I• Meyer Fr .. P"fl'! AJ PLANE .•. surrendered after being n ushed by pol ice as he r an toward am- munition bunkers fro m the plowed fi eld. Police s aid that LaBelle's biurre night was reportedly the res ult o f a ri g ht with his girlfriend. Barbie Meyer. a close friend or LaBelle's girlfriend, Margery Sterling, said Tuesday that LaBelle didn't seem to be the same person after the quarrel. Mrs. Meyer said that La Belle and Miss Sterling were engaged to be married an Apnl. She said that Mass Sterling told La Belle a week ago, however, lhal there couldn't be a marnage unless LaBelle accepted Chnst antothe1r relationship. She said that LaBelle had come to Mtss Stcrhng·s house Monday night and after an argu- ment began to break up furniture. There were 1nd1cataons. Mrs Me}cr said, that LaBelle in- Hnded to do something dramatic "I thank he• might have m tended lo trash into the houses but som ethmit wouldn't let him do1t," Mrs. Ml'ycrsaid "It JUSt wa!>n't like Ted," she added. "lie attcnde<I several of our prayer meetings and he rea1· ly was a nice and congenfol guy. I think that he wns possessed by a demonic s pirit,·' she declared. Miss Sterling was presC'nl dur- ing a telephone interview with Mrs. Meyer. but !laid she was too distraught to talk to a reporter The events began to unfold shortly before t t a .m. Monday at Long Beach Municipal Airport where police said LaBelle look a twin-engine Cessna 310 wbose C'lwner reportedly lives in F1or1da Long Beach Pohce Lt Anthony Malep1ch said police rece1\'e<I a lip from someone who alleitedly overheard I.a Belle say he was gom~ to take an 4,1,1rplane "and do :mmethin~ terratfle " Malep1rh .. aid a Long Hench police helicopter bef;an pursuit and followC'd him to Avalon and back over Seul Beath. trying to talk him do..-. n .. Ht-told tht• pohce pilot to kuq• him alone or he woultt lry to ram tht• hclic-opter, .. Malep1ch SIJld ''The hl'ht·o111cr had to lake <•vaim·e actwn," Malcp1Ch ~:ud An FAA ~pokt•sman m Los Anat1es said that LaBelle's ratht>r and tep mother tne11d1ni;c-< lht' spokel!man said fl(' landt't'l th<• plan<' at about 12 JS .it the l' S :-laval Wt>apons Mit!lon near Hol'la Ctucn Street a nd Edinf!t'r Av<>nue. 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HuntJnaton llt~ Offlct lfltf --~·'" .,..,..._..,., M.t1h~ .. did"''' ~ 0 .. , ,.. ,,.,. OfllOH l.••~· ... ,IWI\ ', .. 01,.Mt••f' ,,.,._., (lt\t.a M•"• )lt'I Wf\I I•-. \f~ ~~'•fM· • "•'••• u~o• "-" ~., •o.a •l\1tftOl._,, ... .,. Telephone (7141~ CIH•lflect •owertlelfte 14,2..M?t ''--°'~'-•<-·• ... .... ,,. =:''C !:~ °:,::, cri:;:,,=.·:i~:. M•tttr If •f•ttUHMlfth ,_.,,,,_ ••• be tt..-.4Vc•• .. ,,,...,, tt•<t•I .. ,.._,,"._ •t (_,...,._ t-.=i:.~".:::!~r.11:! .. "' ... ~~::, ":i':t -f'I'• • ., ........ ,. ..,....~.. """'"'• ----· EconoJDy Holding Steady? WASHINGTON (/\Pl The government said toduy 1ls index foreshadowing t'C<inomac trends remll1ned unchanged 1n October after two m onths of steep decline. It indicated that the nu· lion's economic slowdown might not worsen. • At the sam e time. the Com· merce Depart"1cnt revised 1b m· dex o r leading economic an dicators for the previous two months to show that 11 declined even further tha n first reported The composite index was down e ight-tenths of a percent an August and nine-tenths of a per cent an Septembe r after the re ns1ons. compared "1th thl· seven-tenths of a percent decline reported earlier for both months The performance of the ande'( in October was not entirely con elusive since economists say 1l takes at least three months to establish a trend. • The index was certain to be dis- cussed in Plains, Ga., today when Pres ident-elect Jimmy Carter meets with top economic advisers. Carter said last month he will recommend a tax reduc- tion or other steps to stimulate the economy if the slowdown con. tinued much lon ger. Until the index ·s final compo- nent was tabulated Tuesday, a na lvsts feared the October figures would be down for the third month in a row. While the Octoher index did not show things getting any worse, 1l dJd not show them getting any better. Four of the 12 components used to assess the state or the economy were positive in October, while s even were negative. The largest upward push on the index was from contacts and or dcrs for plants and equipment Also showin g gains were the average work week, up from 39 1 hours in September to 39.8 hours. business starts a nd the money supply. The biggest downward 1n nuence was from business de liveries, a lso called vendor performance. Al so Worsening were the job layorr rate, change in cash and other liquid assets, changes in sensitive prices, stock prices, new orders for manufac· lured and consumer goods and building permits. The 12th component of the in- dex •the change in busi11ess in· ventoraes -was not available The index in October stood at 107 1. the same as in September That compared with an index of 100 In 196i . FreeSlwts Set in Valley A free swine flu vaccinu· lion clinic will be ht•lcl Thursday. from 5 lo 9 p m . and Saturday. from 10 a m to -t pm., at i''ounta111 \'all<'\' Co mmunlt v Hosp it~ I. 17100 Eucla'd Street The t llnic will b<' held 1n the hospital's l'<>nference room and ii. open tµ the public. off1nals ~aid lfosp1tal stafr members wall administt>r tht• \'at' Cmt• Student Hit By Baseball Has Cardiac LOS ANGELES <AP1 I\ 17 year-old student has died of a heart attack apparently touched off when he was hit hy a houncintt'- base,ball at a Palos Verdes high sch°'l. Mlraleate High School offi cials said Wi liiam H arrison 7.im· merman of Rancho Pal08 Verdes was thrown th e ball by a mechanical pitche r and he hit it foul. But the ball bounced back and struck him on the knee. and- be collapsed on the ground un conscious. Doctors at San Pedro and Peninsula Hospital, where Zlm merman died 1 1~ hours later. said the pain of the ball hlttlnf' the boy's kneecap may have trig- aered the heart attack. Zim- merman bad a history of heart trouble Burglar Steals 81,500 Recorder A burglur with exclusive tastes ln audiovisual equipment has stolen a $1,SOO video tape cassette recor der from a Huntington Beach clt'c:lronlcs Clrm·a locked van. M cCune Sound ~ervl ce emrtoye Ken Calderone, of 8041 Sai Circle, complained to police 1\1ctday aft., dllcoverb\I the vehicle burglary at hll home_ , . D•tly l'llot lt•U ,..,,. SERVICES FRIDAY Ex-Mayor Terry Frota Pag~ A J TERRY ... Gold/ob Burglars Advanced MI LAN. I tal y <AP) Burglars who stoic an est1m11ted SS million to $6 million m gold. jewels a nd money from safe· dePoslt boxes at a Mihm bank had their own generstor to pro- vide lighting and to power ele<'- tric drills, police say. "The underworld 1s increasing- ly resorting to technologil'11Jly advanced equipment against which tradltlonal antlthen de- vices are useless." Police Chief Umberto Pagnozzi said Tuesday. The burglars, believed to number between six a nd 10, broke into th e Lomburdy Province Savings Bank over the weekend and looted about 450 safe-deposit boxes. Police said they got through the bank's outer doors. possibly with duplicate keys. then used blow torches and trips at all," Mrs Terry said. drills to get into the armored She accompanied her fatally room. A generator was among stricken husband ashore an a things left al the site. lifeboat after the S.S Stadendem 'The loot could be lugher . But abruptly changed course and put we will never know for sure. Con- into St. John. the Virgin Islands. tents of boxes are seeret and but Mr. Terry waspasthelp. many customers will never dis· Ile had been a kidney dialysis close what they have lost." said machine patient visiting St. Giorgio Bassetti, a bank officer. Joseph Hospit al in Orange for two Two similarly audacious raids years. were made on safe-deposit Scrapbooks rifled lhe dining t a-vaults or branches of a French ble at Mrs. Terry's Landmark bank last summer in Nice and Homes retirement condominium Paris. What has been dubbed th~ a~ her daughter, Mrs. Vicki "c;ewer gang" made its way Lane, helped with arrangements through the sewers of Nice in Tuesday, outlining Mr: Terry's rans in m1d·July and tunneled local hfc. into tht• vault, then spent a He served as mayor in 1956 a.nd w~e~cnd rining a.n .estimated $8 was chairman of the Communit~m1lhon to $10 million worth of Chest. active in th~ Chamber of cash and valuables. Commt'rce. Rotary Club, and A month later. a gang used the served terms a s the city's same technique to take about S5 represen tative on the West million from safe-deposit boxes Or ange Count~ Water Board anrl at the Societc Gcneralc branch Orange County Sanitary District on the Ile St. Louis in Pans Eleven "Mother 1s very particular about keeping the scrapbooks up to date." obser ved Mrs. Lane, who today occupies the ramaly home al 637 Frankfort Ave .. v. here she was born and raise<!. lier late father came to Hunt· ington Beach in 1921, the son of J .P. Terry, superintendent of the old Holly Oil Company. Ile would h~ve be<'n proud of his son, who was born in their native Tennessee. ''Tennessee Hardhead Selected As City '& Chief Executive," declares a 'vpically s trident and irreverent h'cadline in the April 19, 1956. I luntangton Beach News the week ufter Mr. Terry became mayor Such service ts expected or the sons or a town's p1ont<>rs. but there was al!.O tame for gJf and fbhing "1th cronies !>UCh as t1Y1Se v. ho purs u ed many manJy pleasure~ bcneatlnhe lofty ban- nl'r of the Windsor Club. "It "'as 1ust a bunch who got together ror u good tame," Mrs Terry recalled Tuesday, pomtin~ out the facl's in a pictorial his- tory or the Oil City's i:reat, near· ueat and not SO·l(reat. "T here's Dwight and Jack Clopp Dr Lawrence Whit· taker . we !>t all miss him . . Lar ry Ridenour. J ohn Africa. Bull<•ts Marshall. Ke ith Newman. Charlie fo'urr . Poli<'e Chad Don Blossom, Police Chief Howard Rubidoux, Jimmy Quig· gle. Councilm an Ted Bartlett. Dante Siracusa. Johnny Dolan, the bartender. and Mr Brewllter. t.he ice man. He's 'itall m bus1· ness" Tames have changed. however. for the lat~ mayor's boisterous Windsor Club. Mrs . Tcrrv noted. lt was a m ystery how the thieves entere·d the Milan bank. known in Italian as the Ca.'>sa d1 Rispar mio delle Provmcie Lom· barde. and how they remained unnoticed during what mu~t have been a long st ay. Tot Suroives Week Burial VAN. Turkey <AP) -A 4 yur~ld girl has bet'n found alive under the debris of her Muse col· lapsed by the devastatintt ~ a r t h q u u k e l h a.t h I t eastern Turkey a wt:ek ago. The enild, Mujgun Cehk, survived without food or water and in freezing tem· peratures. Rescue workers called It a miracle. She was taken to a hospital Monday but there was no immediate rePort on her condition. The quake killed nearly 4,000 people and left 40,000 homeless. Valley Youth Arrested in Rape Attempt A Fountain Valley youth is be· ing held in Costa Mesa Jail today on charges or assault and at· tempted rape after he allegedly grabbed a 29-year-old woman in a parking lot Tuesday. Michael A. Rogue, 19, of 16798 Maple St .. was arrested by of- r ice r s n ea r S t a te Farm Insurance Company offices at 3333 Hyland Drive at about 9 a m. Tuesday. His alleged viclim was walking toward the building when Rogue allegedly reached ont from between two cars and g rabbed the woman, pulling her to the ground in the parking lot. Police Lt. George L. Lorton said the woman's screams for help frightened off the assailant. who was late r discovered by pohce and sever al company maintenance m en in the parking lot. Rogue's bail is set atSl0,000. . Mexico's Portillo Sworn In ~ MEXICO CITY CAP) -J04c Lopez P ortillo was swom In to day as president of Mexico ~d indicated h is administration would return to more buslneN· oriented policies and awing the country toward the rl&ht. : Lopet Portillo, a rormer treasury rninls tcr, accepted the re<!, white and green presldenUal sash from outgoing President Luis Echeverria at Mexico City's Nationa l Auditorium whe~ representatives or 102 naUolis gathered for the ceremonies. Lopez Portillo s~id in prepa~ remarks that redistribution of~ come m which the poor can shate more or the country's wealth should be based on creating m<?~ JObs. He made it clear that hjS government would emphas ize production and restoring faith of the business sector In the govem· menl. Mexico has been suffering from high inOation. a weakened peso. h igh unemployment and the night of capital abroad. The n ew president s aid Mexico would have t o go through a period of austerity lo pull out of the recession. Lopez Portillo. who could sus- pend outgoing President Luis Echeverria's land expropria\ion decrees._ noted that there are real limitations to land distribution. In the past Mexico's agricultural pro~lems have been as much political as technical.._ with the governme nt proportioning out land to peasants who cannot pro· duce effi<'lently in large quan· lilies. Quarte t to Sing Four Sou thern California ba rber s hop quartet singlng groups will per form al 8 p.m. Saturday in the Huntington Beach High School aud1torium. The event will raise funds for the high school's drill team The event is open to the pubhc. Ad· mission as $3.50. *~ \\lS EOUIPMEN( HEADQif ARTERS 1.K··· Tennis Jresses Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts & Shirts Tennis Shoes Owandhn R membership broke al up about 15 years ago * * ~asKetballs -695·~95- 129s_ 149s_2495.J895 Ladies T retorns -Converse Adidas · Purcells Mens Adidas · Converse Purcells · Fred Perry Warm up Suits for ladles • Men · Children Tennis Rackets Wilson · Davis · Yonex · Bancroft • Dunlop Tennis Balls -169·188· 22s.23s.250 Widow Asks Contribution To Hospital fo'nmily membe rs hoped long· lime Huntington Reach <'ivk and business leader Vic Te rry':i; funeral would he a relatively close family affair but his widow suggested another kindness. "We hope people will make memorial contributions In his name to the St Joseph Hospital 01alys1s Center ." says Mrs. Dorothy Terry. who was with her husband when he died The death of Mr Terry was ap· parently due to a relatively com· mon complication associated 1'\th dialysis treatment For those wishing to help pro- vide dialysis treatment for other disease victims and further re- search, contributions may he mailed to St. J oseph Hospital, 1215 W. La Veta Ave., Orange. Fr..,Pag~AJ SURPRISE. • stepmother In Stal Beach (or about a year before movlna into a Cal State Lone Beach dorm. Rectnlly, he haa been ahllrln1 an apartment wl\h tlC)mo lriends In Seal Beach, Mrs. LaBelluaid. - Backboards -199s Goals -995 Yalleyballs -109s.1595.21 95 Footballs -Juniors J95 & 1195 Intermediates J9S. l 195 N.F.l. Footballs -2895 Soccer Balls -59s.129s. 1695.249s.349s Racquetball Racquets & Balls Handball Cloves & Balls Badminton Rackets Squash Rackets Table Tennis Sets Table Tennis Paddles & Nets Sp~edo SYrim Suits & Trunks Skate Boards Morey Boo2ey Boards Dart Boards & Darts Open 9 to 6 Closed Sunday Varsity Lettermen Jackets Baseball Wannup Jackets Softball Shirts ·' Lattertn1 Racket Strlnlina 538 Center . . 646-1919 ~- Irvine EDITION T oday's Cl osh1g ! .Y. S tocks VOL. 69, NO. 336, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1976 TEN CENTS Air Drama Linked to Religious Spat Friend~ and relations or Theodore LaBelle, the 20-year· old student pilot charged with at· tempted murder with an airplane were trying to understand today why the normally qu.iet young man went on an aerial rampage Tuesday. But they agreed the aerial drama probably was the result of a fight over religious difCerences between the young man and his a1rlfriend. LaBelle, of 4596 Elder Ave .• Seal Beach, is in custody 1ri. Orange County" J ail, held otl $25,000 bond ror allegedly trying to ram a police helicopter with a twin·engine plane he reportedly had stolen earlier at Long Beach Airport. Friends and family members said the young man had refused to see any visitors alter he was taken into custody at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. Margery Sterling, the girl friend, said she will stand behind La~elle, always. .. We love each other, and I will always love bi m," she declared. He is a shy person and he wouldn 't hurt anyone." she added. "He was just a little con- fused." She explained that s he and LaBelle had been engaged lo be married, but It Was broken off about a week ago because she in· sisted that LaBelle accept Christ in their relationship. She said he was neither u believer nor a disbeliever ... lie was just confused.·· Miss Sterling's close friend, Barbie 'Meyer, said LaBelle was not the same arter a quarrel and on Monday s he said he was threatening to do something dramatic to "end it all." LaBelle's s tepmother, Pat LaBelle, said sbe and the youth's Cather, Ernest, were surprised when they heard aboul tlae fighl between LaBelh: and Miss Sterl· mg, but they believe it led lo Tuesday's incident. .. He's not the kind of person who you would ex peel to ever do ttus sort or lhmg,'' Mrs. LaBelle said "This wh o l e thing 1s a rughtmare you would never think you would go through m a nullJon years," s he added. "LaBelle, a student at Cal state Long »each, reportedly worked at the Long Beach Airport and the Cessna 310 that he allegedly stole at 11 a .m . Tuesday, was one or the planes he worked on. His stepmother said he.holds a student pilot's license and was about to take the exams for his License. Long Beach police said they re· ce1ved an anonymous tip on the <See PILOT, P age A2) 1.1 Mi11ion Acre Seiz11re Ordered o.itr "'"" s11tt -• Crasher _Foiled SEAL BEACH POLICE GATHER AROUND STOLEN PLANE AT WEAPONS DEPOT By Gate Young PUot Landed Cr•ft In Plowed Fleld After Te rrorizing Town Moving Day for e WASHINGTON CAP) -A man tried to smash an old truck through a While House gal.e to- day but the gate held and he was quickly captured, authorities said . .... Facility to House 150 City Employes Asked by reporters as he wa~ being taken awaywhathewas try- ing to do, the man pointed to the Finishing touches are under way at the Irvine Interim Civic Center and about ISO city employes are to move in this .weekend. ~ City aides said today they plan 'business as usual" Monday morning at the new facility, at 17200 Jamboree Road, between McGaw a nd Kelvin Avenues. The $1.27 ·million complex will house all city departments c~r· rently located at Irvine Town Center , plus most divisions or the Irvine Police Department. City cmployes have worked at Irvin e To wn Center for five years. since the day the city in· corporatcd They l'Xpect to re- 'main in the new, temporar y !fac1hty for at least rive more )ears bC'fore movin~ into a ~rm anent city hall. t Tht.• Intl-rim C1v1c Center w~ 'built in the concrete block style of 'industrial buildings so 1t may b<.• easily sold °" ht'n the movt.• l1J permanent quarters 1s made According to Wally Kreutzen of the admm1stratl\'C' 'lerv1ces de partmcnt. the nt'w caly hall will lJft<>r a ·'one-stop procei;s1n~ 11ystem · .. Instead of hav1n1t to makeo scvcr;1I stop-. 3t city hall to solve· one problem . p<'oplt· will tw able to lWllVc mO'.'ll or their problems al the front counter in the new city hall,·· Kreullen said Kreutzen also said that tht: new Clty Council chamber!' will hold about 320 people -three times the capacity of the chambers at Irvine Town Center. lfe added that many ex pcrimental features were m· eluded in the new building, so th;tl they can learn what will work best in the pcrmament facility when it is built. Offices will be in an open space atmosphere with low partitions. 'l'he current format at city hall is to ha ve e ach department physically separated. Another change will be that in· stead of a central switchboard, each office will have its own telephone number. Citizens who do not know the specific person they want to talk to may call th~ central inlorma- tJon number, 7 54-3600. The new police department business number is 7S4-3730 and (See CENTER, Pace .\2) VOCJ'VE Gar 13 SHO,.PING DAVS L.E~T TO euv M V PRE S~NT .' ALTON MCGAW NEW CIVIC I CENTER AT 17200 ...... JAMBOREE w w PRESENT er CITY HALL g ATIRVINE 2 TOWN CENTER < .., a: w ~ :> u •l'1' ... ft ~ I~ :: If 11!) ... $ "-w ., O.Uy ,., ... ,..,. -White House and shouted: "Try. in& t.o wake him up before he kills us all. Trying to wake ham up before he kills us all.'' Pretiidenl Ford was working in the Oval omce at the time of the incident, officials saJd. He had no immediate comment. The front end of the truck was flattened against the northwest gate after the driver veered off busy Pennsylvania Avenue. The gate. one of several new stronger ones installed because of a 1974 gate-crashing incident. did not buckle. Several White House po lice in a guard house just a few feet away quickly ar· rested the man The man was seen being taken into the guard house. He was wearing a green jacket and pants and appeared lo be about 30 years old. He was Identified as Steven Williams, 38. of Santa Fe, N.M., and was charged with destruction of government property. He was taken to a hospital for treatment of superficial cuts. CITY HALL, POLICE MOVE TO NEW SITE IN IRVINE 'Business•• Uauel' Mond•y on Jamboree·Ro'ed On Christm as Day 1974, Marshall 11 . Fields. who said he wanted to deliver a copy of the Koran. successfully crashed his car through a White House gate. Park Land Weighed In Woodbridge Plan ... Claiming that he was armed with explosives. Fields kept police a t bay for four hours before finally being arrested un· harmed. At the time. the Secret Service said it could have taken stronger action in dealing with the in· truder, but noted that the Pres I· dent was not In the White House at the time and .. we have some compassion ... The amount of park land to be requirl'd in the next residential development in Woodbridge will be considered at tonight's Irvine Community Services Cqm· mission meeting . At 7 :30 at city hall, com- missioners will hear a request by the lr.1li.De Comparo-l\) red1.1ce the amount of park acreage required In the northeast quadrant, bounded by Irvine Center Drive. Jeffrey Road , Barranca Parkway and North Lake. Company officials are asking for the reduction based on "extra credit" alloted to them from the :JO.acre North Lake. The lake was Turtle Rock Plans Okayed The Irvine City Council has ap- proved a conceptual plan for Tur· tle Rock Community Park that includes athletic nelds, nature sites, and a recreation center. The council aareed to the over· all plans and gave the go-ahead for city staff memben to dr.w up final plans ror the park. The conceptual plan includes handball, basketball and tennis couru, a softball field, an equestrian real atop, picnic aroas, an lnterpri?Uve center ror nature acUvitics, 1 recreaUon bulldJn1, puking, a biketraUud 1tream. developed in the nor t hwest quadrant, but will be used by re· sident.s in both the northwest and northeast sec lions. omclals are also asking for a further park land reduction because moderate income hous· ing w ill be provided in the new development. Eight parks are proJ>().'led In Woodbridge, ranging in size from .6 acres to four acres. Instead of having each park designated for a specific age group (as was done in the first quadrant) the Irvine Company Is proposing that all parks be multl·use. TWO SPEAKER SYSI'EMS SOLD "I sold the speakers lo a Dally Pilot ruder. And, I'm very hap· PY about it, too." That'• the sales success ex· perlenced by the Dana Point person whaplaced this classilied ad: Body Found Lying Besick GGFreeway An unidentified man was found dead ore the Garden Grove Freeway early today. California Highway Patrolmen said he may have been hit by another car while standing near hU own dJs· abled vehicle. omcers said they still are try. ing to piece together exaclly what h•ppened ·on the freeway. near Euclid Street in Garden Grove. they s atd Ronald Fipps, 32, of Garden Grove. told officers he ~potted a disabled vehicle partially on the freeway about 12:40 a .m., tried to swerve and avoid It but struck the vehicle. Tw4 J . B. Lanstna Officers alleged Fipps also 11peuker systems. Co.~t may h'ave struck the pedestrian, 1940. uc ror $695. xxx· wbcrwa1 found down an embank· xx xx ment off the frecw ay. If you hive sound equipment Orance County Coroner's of· you want to convert to cash, caJI , ficlala said they believe the man "2·5678. bad bffn deed only for a few We make It easy for you to pul minutes wben lound. He ap· a ,..,, word• to won IOI' you, t.n peared to bav' suffered only tho Dally Pilot. mloor lnJurit•· however, the cor. 4 . ~ ooer aald. , ., ~-~ ~-' \. .... ...,1 ......... INCOMING PRESIDENT Mexico's Portillo Portillo Vows 'Right' Turn For M e xico MEXICO CITY IAPl Jose Lopez Portillo was sworn in lo· day as president or Mexico and indicated his administration would return lo more business· oriented policies and swing the country toward the right. Lopez Portillo. a former treasury minister, accepted the red. white and green presidential sash from outgoing President Luis Echeverria at Mexico City's National Auditorium where representatives of 102 nations gathered for the ceremonjes. Lopez Portillo said in prepared remarks that red1slnbution or in· come in which the poor can share more of the country's wealth should be based on creating more jobs. lfo made at clear that his government would emphasize production and restonng faith of the business sector in the govern· ment. Mexico has been surfenng from hi gh inflation. a weakened peso, hi gh unemployment and the night or ('apital ahroad. The new president said Mexico would have to go through a period of austerity to pull out of the recession Lopez Porllllo, who could sus- pend out1toing President Luis Echevcrria·s land expropriation decrees, noted that thcr4: arc real limitations to land d1stnbut1on. In the past Mexico's agncultuil problem~ have been as m pohtical as technical. with • government proportaonan~ o t land to peasants who cannot pro- (Sff PORT ILLO, PageA2> Irvine Bike Trail Panel Mee t Tonight The Irvine Bicycle Trails Com· mittee will consider a lengthy agenda tonight on topics ranging from bike lanes to mo-peds. The public meeting will begin at 7 o'clock in the board room o( the Irvine Ranch Water District at city hall. Agenda topics include: -Elimination of two-way, on· street bik~ lanes . -JeffTey Road BlkeTraH. -Unlv~rslty Drive Bike Lane. -81ke Trall1 In tbc MW Wood· bridge quadrant. -Mo-swd Information from police department. · Mexican Chief's Last Aot MEXICO CITY CAP) -Presi· dent Luis Echeverria today or· dered the expropriation ol an ad· d1tional 1.1 million acres or private farm a nd ranch land on the last day-of his six-year term or office .. the Agrarian Reform !'ltmistry said. The expropriation came only hours before Jos~ Lopez Portillo was inaugurated in ceremonies attended by Ros alynn Carter. Henry A . Kissinger and dignitaries from 101 nations. Portillo. a former treasury minister, is believed to be pre· pared to swing the government away from Echeverria's left-of· center policies. Nearly l .S million acres have been taken from private lan- downers for transfer to peasant..s m Echeverna·s last days in of- fice. The land wUl be red.istribut· ed lo about 40,000 peasants. The Agrarian Reform Ministry dad not give the location of all the land expropriated today but said about 40.000 acres were seized in the northern s tate of Sinaloa wher e thousands of peasants threatened to invade private pro- perty if the government did not give them land. Sinaloa, a rich vegetable producing area. is on the Pacific Coast about 300 miles south of Arizona. The Agrarian Reform Ministry said the rest of the expropriated lanJ was in sever al states. About two weeks ago, Echever- ria expropriated 240,000 acres or ranch and farm land in the northern s t a t e of Sonora . ranchers and farmers halted all agricultural work and parked their tractors and other farm equipment on the streets of C1udad Obregon to protest the takeover. Missile Launched VANDENBERG AFB (AP) /\ Minuteman Ill inlerconUnen- tal ballistic missile was s ue cessfully test launched at 10:30 pm. Tuesday, the Air Force said. Sunny war days and cool nights through Thurs· day wit~ coast highs near ·10. lows about 50. About 10 degrees warmer inland. I NS IDE TODA l' Standard Oil hc1 proposed shipping 100,()()() barrels of crude oil daily from Alcako to Long Beach, creating 1ome 3.100 Jobi. Projecn 1up· porters te1tlf 11 . at hearing Story Pogt AS Index Wednetday December I 1976 • 1 O.tlly 1"1..i Sull f'Mte GROUNDED BY POLICE Seal Beach's L.aBelle Economy Stahle October Report Remains Same WASHINGTON <AP 1 The du:.1vt• i.mre cronu~sts say 11 to assess the stall' or the economy ~Uvt'rnmcnl said lodtty 1h tnc.lt.-x 1.Akl·s ut lc1&::.t thn•c months to \\f.'r(' posit1V(' in Ortobt!r, while fore11hadowmg econorruc trends t.-stubh),h a tr('nd seven were negative remained unchanged in October Tht> index was certain to be dis-The largest upward push on the after two months of i.tN'P cussed 1n Plain::., Ca , today index was from contacL'i and or dcrline. It indu:atcd that the 0;1 when Prt:sidl•nt clt•ct Jimmy ders for plants a nd equlpmcnt. lion's economic slowdown m1!:hl Carter meets with top econom1~ Also showing 1uuns were the not worsen. advisers. Carter said last month average work week. up from 39.7 At the sa"'le time. the Com-he will n•rommcnd a tax reduc· hours in September to 39.8 hours. mercc Department revised its in tion or either Slt'ps to stimulate business starts ad°d the money dex of leading economic 1n the et·onomy 1f the slowdown con· supply. d1 cators for the prt>vwu!> twu llnucd mu«h lon~l·r The biggest downwurd in months to show that 1t dt•clined Until the index's final compo-Ouence was from business de· evenfurtherthanfirstreported nent was tabulate'(] Tuesday. liveries. a l.>o called vendor The composite index was down analystr. feared the October performance. Also worsening eight-tent hs of a percent 1n f1F?un•s would be down for the • were the job lay.>ff rate, change August and nine-tenths or a per· third month 1n 1.1 row m cash and other liquid assets. cent in September after the n• Wh1lt• the October indC'x did not changes in sens1t1vc prices. stock v1s1ons. compared with lh1· show things 'ellinA any worse, it pricl'i>, new orders for manufac seven-tenths of a per<·ent dcchm: did not !) them getting any lured and consumer goods and reported earlier Cur bolh month:. better bu1ldmg perm its The performancl' of thf' IOdl''{ 1-· The 12th component or the IO m October v. as not entirely con dex the change in busmess in· venlories -was not available. Death Claimed Husband Seeks Wife's Body ' JACKSONVILLE, Fla (AP) A m\ln who t'laims his 26-year-old w1fo has been medically dead for 10 days says he wants doetors to t urn orr machines maintaining her respiration and heart beat. Gerald Cain. Wl auto-damage appraiser, is usk· ing Circuit Judge John S. Cox to a llow him lo re- move his wife's body from St. Vincent's Medical Center so an autopsy can be performed to determine caUJe of death. Celia Cain was admitted to the hos pit al Nov . 18 . for a hysterectomy. Cain said she was recovering from the surgery in a private room two days later when she developed a breathing problem and was rushed to a respirator m the intensive care unit. She remains in intensive care. In his petition, tv be heard by Cox Friday, Cain claims his wife has been medically dead since Nov. 20 when her brain activity ceased He said his wife's neurologist, Or. Jacob Green. has indicated there is no hope that Mrs. Cain ever will return to a state of awareness. f"'ront Page ,, l Tot Survives Week Burial, The index in October stood al 107.1. the same as m September That cdmpared with an index or lOOin 1967. PILOT CHARGED. e e theft from someone at the airport who t old them he overheard La Belle say he ~as gom~ lo take an airplane "and do something terrible." The Long B each pol ice helicopter followed the pla111> out to ~ea to Ca ta lin a and back again. After allegedly forcmg the helicopter to takt• cvai.1vc action, LaBelle new to Seal Beach and began a series of low pusses over the city, some reportedly below t he level of the palm tret·~ tha' • • ltm.• some of tbc ~lrect~ ! Police cvacu:itud an area ·around city hall where the youth repeatedly buzzed buildings before landing th(• plani> near ,some !>llnkers inside the Na .. a! 1Weapons Station I Officers said that when he )anded he had a 12 ,i::au.i::c• ~hot.1:un in his possession They said thl· ,weapon had been r1rt'd t\\ ice but they were not certain who or what the intcndC'd targeL'i were -Contrary to earlier reports, there was no exchan~c of ,i::unftrC' between LaBelle and police, or f1cers said I Ofric·er Jim Groos or the Sc;i1 .,Beach Police Department !>aid Lanelle threw down his jlun and eurrendered artcor being flusht'd y poltce units as he ran toward 1 µnkers at the ammunition de pol. ~Steel Prices Hiked Today WASHINGTON <AP> • Slt:>el price increases have gone into er fl'Cl but a government omc1al ~aid the industry might have a tough time mak1ng them stick a.nd the inrom1n.1: Carlt'r ad rrun1strat1on said anc~ 1t opposes them Vice Prc~1dC'nt elect W1eltt'r Mondale called on the mdustrv to reconsider tht• increases, which JVt'rage S IX pl'rCt'OI for flat rolled(stct'l He <'c·hoi>d Pt~s1dent elect J1mm~ Carter's statements that the mcrc•ases .could :-ignal 011 producing na tu111i. that the t1m<' ii. rape for a h1kl' 1n pt>troleum C'OSL' President F orct'i. l'Conomi1· C'OOrd1nator. meanwhile. s111d the l'rc-.1dent has tak"n no arllvt• role m the gov1.>rnment rC'SPQnw to the pnc<' 1ncreJ'\t' Yellow Cabs Rwi on Coast Y('ltow <'ah uf "li1•14por1 ano C()'lta Mr'la " ... 1111 in OJ)f·rnt111n ~cord1n" to tht• firm ., v1C'c pre· aJdent. 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" l'fttflltf\1¥ '"'"'-''" -1-u"-'"'' ....., a 0•1IY 1"1tol Sl-'1 """'o 'HE WAS POSSESSED' Friend Barbie Meyer Walnut Ave. Widening Set Construction~ 111 be~in soon on a e1ty project lo widen and re <Ahgn Walnut Avt-nue in lrvmc The $192.116 con tr .1c·t hJs llt'l'ri .1v.a rdE>d to Sully M1llt•r Con tractrng Companv. which t•X pE>eh lo com pll•te lht.• prnJt'l'l \\ nh1n !'-IX mcmlh!I. The street will he widened and n •ahgm•d from .ldfre' Rnud lo Y..ilP \q·nue C1tv rude-. .. a.d thl"' JlfOJN"t IS bt'IOg undert,1ken part '' beeJu'>r of c•1mpl.i10l)I by ,rt''>I dents or the area and al'>o bccau ... e <• new c1h purk t llerit11ge P1Hk l, " rountv hbrarv and t'Olmtv f1rr <>talion .ire no\\ ht•ang hu1lt on Walnut \ \ c•n11t• Fro• Page Al PORTILLO ~uee efflcu.•ntl~ 1n lat~· <1uan llt1es The new prt•s1oenc calie<l Oli ·exlrt>mis1s to defrr thl' nolence that spring!> from their nt.>Sire for JUSllce ano to t•ht1nnl'l 1hr1r despt'rat1on .ind their com pass1011 111111 1·11n .. tru1·t1 v1 .it 11v1tv ' In the iast da) s or the Ec·ht.•ver na adm1ntslrat1on thl' gm 1•r11 m<'nt seized a toldi .,r nC'Jrly 1 "' million acres. or 2,'WJ '>quart• mike; That ·s an an•a o;hghth hll'&t>r than the state of Oi>lawan· or half again as bu: as th<' lt'grn darv King Ranch In Tex<1S UndPr Mexican iaw 1t 1!> dlcg11i for an individual to own more than 250 acr es of land. Wealthy families have divided their hold · mgs among inrllvl<lunl m<'mbcr ... and claim they have met tht· rt' qu1remenls or the l;iw VAN, Turkey CAP> -A 4 yeur-0ld girl has been found alive under the /ilebns or her house col· lapsed by the dev.astating l'arthquakc that hit eastern Turkey a week ago. . The child, Mujgan Celik, surv1v"ed without food or water and in freezing tern· f>('ratures. Hescuc wDrk..cr..s callcrl il .i miracle. She wa.s taken to a hospital Monday but there• was no 1mmc.>dialc rl:'port on her cond1lton. Tht• quake killed nearly 1,000 people and left 40,000 homelC'ss Nature Site Studied by Bay Group The• prt•ll m1nury report on sel('ct1on or a site for the Upper Nt!wport Bay nature center will lK> one of th<' topics to be dis· t·ussed at Thursday's meeting of the Upper Day Public Policy Ad· v1sory Committee The committee. which is made up or CI VIC l eader s from throughout the Harbor Area. meets quarterly to make recom- mendation::. to the slate Depart- ment or r1sh and Game whjch manages the Upper Bay w1ldhre pre.,C'r\'e The report to be discussed at the meeting. y•h1ch wtll convene .1t J p m . in Ne" port Reach city hall annc". 1s an analYs1s of four ~•tes where the center eould be !orated The four sites d1sc1Lc;st'd m the report ure Sh<'llmaker Island, at tht· southern end or the l 'pper Hay preserve, an islanrl to be built an the bay at the mouth of fi1g <.'linyon ; a site near < 'unstellat1on On ve on the west Sldt' or thC' bay anrt a site off Mesa Dravr al lhP <•xlri>rnc n<Jrthern l'lld or the bay f 'ront PllfJe Al CENTER ... lnt crn<'q~cncy number Is 754 3700 All of the police func- l•ons w1li be carrit'd out al the nt''4 ilullo1n~ e,xcepl for animal n'g1!>trat1on. bicycle tegistra- llon. blork par<'nt. cnnti> preven· t wn !>rhool resource and youth "<'n 1n· progr.ims Th<>st• st•rv1 ces will operate out of tht• former police facility, ut 112 \'et'Jno ltoad Cycle Ride r Dies VISALIA. l':tllr C/\P) Willie Dale Hos1•, 21l. or Forest Grove, nn' . was killed here while riding on I h<' back of a motorcycle that was strut•k from behind by a car. lhl• (.'allfornaa lhghway P atrol rl.'ported Cycle driver Vernon l..ct' Wood , 28, of Vi"alla, was hosp1tali7.t'd Ill critical condition. Narco Agents Grab 15 in County Raids Fwe Oran1tc Coast residents were among 15 suspects roundt'd up early today as sheriff's de· pubes and oCficers from three Orange County c1lles cracked whal they described as a number or drug-selling conspiracies. Senior sheriff's ofricers said . the raids in Huntington Beach, Westminster . Stanton. Anaheim, Orange, Garde n Gro ve, La Habra and Buena Park were a successful conclusion to a 'lhree month probe of lllleitro heroin H ies throughout the county. Investigators said the sus· pects. all lodged In the county Jail today, we re Involved in heroin sales tl'lat aver aacd $S0 each for 11 "balloon" of the drug. They sald quantities o( heroin were !leized when several of the arret'ls were made Arrested at their homes and awa1lina municipal court ar- raignments on the charges are: Kenneth Alfred Turlis. 28. of 6502 Limerick St . and Unda Mae Carletta. 25. of Apt. A, 2110 Florido St I both or Huntington Beach. Also arrested· George Con· trcras Slenn. 4,.,,f 7612 Wyom· Ing Sl.; Robert Luther Singleton, • 32, of Apt 3, 7102 Maple St .. and James Allen Ca rper, 27. of 7032 Maple St , nil of Westminster. Sh eriff's officers uld they wflre joined by police from Anaheim . Oa r den Grove. Westmlnater, find Stanton In the lnvcstt1atlon and roundup. WeHare 'Ripoff' Costs Grove Man A Garden Grove man was sen- tenced to six months .in Oranie County jail Tuesaay after he ad· milted in Superior Court that he drew $9 ,000 in welfare funds while he wa s being paid workman· s compen sation benefits for a work-related acct· dent. Judge Betty Lou Lamoreaux ordered Paul Beabout. 41, to make full restitution to the coun- ty and placed him on five years probation after he pleaded guilty to felony charges of welfare fraud. Libya to Aid Fiat TURIN. Italy CAP) Libya is putting $415 m11l1on into Italy's troubled Fial auto i.:iant, takinJ.! over a 9.6 percent share or the company. Fiat announced today. Marines Shielding Pendleton KKKs -By.Associated Press The Marine Cor ps confirms it is providing protective custody to six alleged Ku Klux Klan mem· uers in the aftermath of an attack ·by black Marines at Camp Pendleton on a barracks occupied by while personnel. Base o fficials said four white Marines were placed in the brig for their own protection the night of the Nov. 13 attack and two others subsequently joined them. A Corps spokesman said the men a lso receive escorts to and Crom meals . Mai. Gen. Carl Hoffman, com- manding generaf of the base. has confirmed claims by the KKK an Louisiana that the Marines belong to the while-supremacy gro°" It has only been lhis week that the Corps has been willing to ad· mil the presence of the KKK on the base, which has a population of 40,000 service men from around the nation. Such reports had circulated as rumor following lhe Nov. 13 incl· dent in which a band of blacks stormed into a barracks armed with clubs and screwdrivers and assaulted six white Marines they apparently believed were holding a Klan meeting. The investigation shows the black hit the wrong room. The men inside were engaged in a beer party 1n violallon of regula- tions, the Corps has said. OU.rials sa1d it has not been deter mined ir they will be charged \\1th the in fraction. In Washington. the Marine Corps rlescn hrd 1 ht' barracks at tack ·1s :in 1solat(•d rncident and d1scla1med ~iny white-black r acial problems. ---------- *~ \\1! 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Oot• .. l •nd(l1><1,....111too u.,_,_,_,, ...... ,,. N1C~l4'-••t•t'I .. 5oe< ... 111o~o..1e-..nc1 lnatlN I Wednetd•y. December 1 um; l /N ONLY PILOT •7 • Money .. Talks Merit Ada Look AMad 81 MILTON MOSKOlflTZ You need not ~~smoker to have heard or Merit. Al you need to be la • casual reader of newspapers IOI magazines. For the pa~ 11 months their pages have bee1 spluhed with advertiaint mcssaae. for Merit. So if you haven'\ bean! of Merit, It's not because ll maker, Phlltp Monil. haa been •tlngy about spendln1 mopey to let you know about It. 'Ille e~Umate is that by th• time 1976 ls over, Philip Mania will bave spent roughly~ mlllioo to Introduce tlus new brood to worried smokers. Smokers are wor· ried because cigarettes have been identified as k1Uen. Merit promises ·Money Tree to nllevo, some ol Uus • anxiety by deUvertnc a cigarette low la tar along with thl stroo.s tobacco tutesmokera are addJcted to. TO Sl>END $40 MILUON PR()M<>TING one brand ls at act or monumental fa.Ith. No cigarette bas ever had tha1 much advertising money put behind it. As a matter of fact . very few products in any category have ever received com par able backing. Have cigarette smokers bought Merit's widely ad vertised promise? The answer would seem to be yes. In it: first year out of the starting gate, Merit appears lo havt garnered a litUe more than 1 percent or them arket. To achieve l percent of the market in most mdustrie: would be tantamount to disaster. The promoters would b< quick to put the product to a quiet death. But in the cigaretU businC$S each 1 percent market s hare equals $75 million ln sales. and that's nothing to turn your back on. PmLIP MORRIS IS INDEED NOT going to turn I~ back on Merit. It spent so much promoting the brand t.hat ii will not realize any profit on Merit this year. But the point m this $40 million exercise was lo establish position for lbt fu~~ -The low-tar-and·nicotine brands have emerged as th~ futest-growing segment or the cigarette m arket. In the past year they tipped from 10 to 15 percent of the total busi· ness And Merit is ulready such a strong contender that it's outsold by only two other brands in this category, Vantage and True. Preliminary sales results for 1976, projected by analyst John C. Maxwell Jr., show the foUowing 10 brand leaders: ltrand Billions of Cig'8relles Sold Marlboro 94. 7 Winston 91.5 Kool 60.8 •'Salem 53.0 Pall Mall r 46.8 Kent 27.9 Benson & Hedges / 26.2 Camel 22.8 Tareyton ). 16.3 Vantage 14.3 Viceroy 14.3 SOME COMMENTS ARE TN ORDER. First, those are 11 leaders, not 10, because Vantage is tied with Viceroy for 10th place. Vantage ~on the way up (sates increased 17 per· cent this year). Viceroy is on the way down (sales are ofC 10 percent this year). Pall Mall and Camel have both made the difficult transition to filter cigarettes (a switch Lucky Strike and Chesterfield have nol been able to effect). About 70 percent of Pall Mall salea are fJ.lter. Nearly 90 percent of Camel's aales are filters. Uggetl & Myers (L&M, Chesterfield, Lark> ts doln9 so poorly that it can no longer place a brand in the top 10. The company•s share or the market has descended below 4 per· cent. OF THE TOP it BRANDS, FOUR (Winston, Salem, Camel and Vantage) come from R.J. Reynolds, head· quartered in Wln~em, N.C. Two <Marlboro and Benson & Hedges) come Crorn New York·based Philip Morris, the_promoterof Merit. ., The cigarette market has become Increasingly a con- test between these two companies. Philip Mortis has doubled its market share in Ute past 10 years to give It a 25 percent slice. Reynolds ha.s1teld steady at 33 percent. So between them, Reynolds and Philip Jlorris now control nearly 60 percent of the business - and Merit has enabled Phllip Morris to move up another notch. No Trend Emerges In Stock Trading NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market continued to shake off some potentially negative news today. but could muster little upward momentum. 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Stocks * * * VOL. 69, NO. 336, 4 SECTIONS,« PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CA LI FORNIA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1976 TEN CENTS Air Draina Linked Religious ·Spat • I Of-0 11 ~ll•U4.tH By ROBE~ BARKER A 20-year-old ·cal Beach man, 'Who re portl'dl threatened to ta k e h is life 1n spectacular fashion. face!> chargt'S today or attem pted mur der "'1th an airplane Theodore Allen Lu Belk , of 4596 Elder A vc . 1s be mg held on J $25,000 bond a fter ;rn uerial drama at mid-day Tu<:'>da' m n Seal Beach P olice said the atte mpted murder cha rges were filed after LaBelle a llegedly tried to ram a· poli ce helicopter which was pursuing him. first to Catalina and then to Seal Beach. OChcers said thi; bizarre senes or events began when lhe youth allegedly s tole a n airplane a l Long Beach Municipal Airport about 11 a.m. lie m ade several dangerously low passes over the Seal Beach house of his girlfriend with whom he had quarreled over religious matte rs the night before. The low-flying airplane ter- rorized r.sidents in sever al blocks between Central Avenue and Electric A venue and west or city ball to 5th s treet. Police s a id the plane n ew within 25 feet or the tower at city hall and al times was below the O•llY Ptlf SUit PM!• SEAL BEACH POLICE GATHER AROUND STOLEN PLANE AT WEAPONS DEPOT Young Piiot landed Craft In Plowed F1eld After Terrorizing Town Coast Highway Laguna Work Halted Again The on-again, off.again w1dt•n- ing and realign ment of Coast Highway t hrough downtown Laguna Beuch Is off again -a t ·least for another yeRT Stan Schol I, La~una Beach municipal services direcl.Or. said tbe city r eceived notification Tuesday from CaJTrans that d e· sign ~hanges required by the city will necessifate redrawmg plans fcX-th~ project The ear hesl t'Onstrucllon could start on tht! o;ln'll·h of high"' ay in voh t-d from Hrciac!Wa'r lo Lai::una A\enue \.\Ould be ·m·xt fall. S<:holl '\:Jld The S2SO.OOO proj('<'t OrtJ?I03ll~ ~a-. IO hJ\'C b('l•n part of the dt• velopment of M Jin lleii('h l'ark lo downtown I .a,::unJ Tht• park "'11" hm-.hl•1I m l!li l ln111al pl.111' 1·..illl·d for tht• .tu,::h"'J' to tw w1flt>nt .. I 12 ft>1>l 'a 11 d l 1• ~' I 1 J! n 1' ct 'I 1 I! h l I \ t.and:.r;1p1•r1 u-wd1un' \.\1·r1• to h1• rm"t11u·kd .1lon.: ltw ll•n,::th nf lhl· 1mprm r11 -.tc <'ll'h. two hu' tur11nut-. ~t·r,. 111 Ii.· 1·ut into tht· part.. .11111 tr 1tf11 '11o1n.11:. alon1~ tht• ro.ut "'1•11• l11 bt· '' n('hro1111t'tl 101•.1,t'l r .1ffll fin"' Th•· 11r11•11i;1I pl.111' ~1·n1·r.1t1 .. t n I' 11 Cl ' I l I " fl I}\ ''""' n t 11"' " m<'n h.1111, "'ho nnll .. I th.it h•ft turn'> from th•· h••'h"'a' 11lt11 tht• bu""''" 111,t rirt "'rrr· 'ha111l v t'ut Onh turn' from Hro:11l\.\J Y 01nc1 On-.111 \ q·nur "'t•rc• pro \'lded Thi• np1>t•-.1l1on rlf'1.1y1•d th1• 11ro Ject nnr 'r• .1 r Marines Shielding Pendleton KKKs By Associated Press The Marine Corps confirms it is providing protective custody t.O six alleged Ku Klux Klan mem- bers in the aftermat h of an attack by black Mari nes al Cam p Pendleton on a barracks occupied by white personnel. 8as6 officials ~aid rour white Marint>s .were placed in the brig for their own protection the night _.. of the Nov. 13 attack and two others subsequently joined them. A Corps spokesman said the men .. iso receive escorts to and rrom meab Cars Crash In Clemente; Driver Held T"'o r ar-. <'Ollided on the San nit-I!<> l''rN•way Tuesday near ,\,e n11l ,1 Pul1zad a 111 Sa n l°l1·m1"nh· :.t•11<Jlnjt one nr them rnlllni: m n in flames Tht· <1rl\ l'r or the overturned "'hl <"ll' ~,,, arrested ancl r nargl•d "'1lh felon~ drunken dnvinJ?, but he and thc> two tt<.' "upant-. o f the nlher car l~Capcd Sl'rlOUS IOJUfY Accused "'as Peter M Jame-.. 28. or 5571 Danny Avenue (\•press 1-ll' was treated at San Cll'ml"nte Gener al llospitul for :a sevt'rc hl'ad cu t. Alfonso A. Lopez. 48, und Jose t. Rios. ·58. both of Los Ani:eks. were hosp italized for cuLo; and J'O:'lnbl~ back in1unes. Timed Heist Nets $250 Mal. Gen. Carl Hoffman, com· manding generaf or the base, h~ c onfirmed claims by tbe KKK in Loulajana that the Marines belong lo the while-supremacy group. ll has only been this week that the Corps hd been willing to ad· mil the presence of the KKK on the base. Which bas a population of 40,000 servicemen from around the nation. Such r eports had circuJ ated as rumor follo wing the Nov. 13 inci· dent in which a band of blacks stormed into a barracks armed with clubs a nd s crewdrivers and assaulted s ix white Marines they appa rently believed were holding a Klan meeting. The investigation shows the black hit the wrong room. The men inside were engaJ{ed in a beer party in vlf)lation-of regula· lions. the Corps has suid. Offi cials saicl 1t has not been determined 1f they will be ch;irged with the in· frat'tlOn. In Was hington, the Marine Corps described th~ barr acks al· tack as an isolated incident and d isclaimed an y whitc·black rar1al problem!> As ofTul'sday. 15 blacks wl're in r ustody 111 "onn1'rl 1on with the 1·a~t· San Juan Man, 62, Charged in Theft C h aqies o f petty t heft· s hoplifting have been filed against a San J uan Capistrano m an who allegedly took two ~otr gloves from the poSt ex('hange store at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station without payinJ? for them. Orange County sheriff's of· flcers said. Deputies issued the cit ation to Charles Pasquale Bova, 62, of 29355 Edgewood Road, San Juan. It is a lleRed that he took the Jtloves from a r ack and put them m his pants pocket lops of palm trees lining the streets. Residents of scores or homes. along with city hall and police de· partment personnel. wer e or· dered lo evacuate by police using loud speakers. After b uzzin g Seal Beach LaBelle landed the plane safely in a plowed field at lhe Seal Beach Navy Weapons Station. Officers said tbat when La 1.1 ,/ Belle landed~ had a 12-gauge shotgun in his possession. They said the weapon bad been fired twice, but they were uncertain as to what or wl10 the targets were. Contrary to earlie r reports, there was no exchange of fire between LaBelle and police, officers said. Officer J im Groos of the Seal Beach Police Department said LaBelle threw down the gun and s urrender ed after being flushed by polic~ a s he ran toward munition bunkers from the plowed fi eld. Police said tha t La Belle's bizarre flight was reportedly the res ult of a f1 g ht with his girlfriend. Barbie Meyer, a close friend or LaBe lle's g irlfriend. Margery Sterling . said Tuesday that La Belle dido 't seem lo be the <See PLANE, PageA.2> ·on Acre Seizure Ordered Crasher Foiled By Gate WAS ... GTON CAP> -A man tried to s m ash an old truck through a White House gate to d ay but the gale held and he was quickly captured. authoritiei. said. The front end of the truck was fl attened against the northwest gate afte r the driver veered off busy Pennsylvania Avenue. The gate, one of several new stronger ones Installed because of a 1974 gate-crashing incident, did not buckle. Sever al While House police in a guard house Just a few feet. away quickly ar· rested the man. The man was seen being taken into the guard house. He was wearing a g reen jacket and pants and appeared to be about 30 years old. HI! was identified as Steven Williams. 38. of Santa f'e, N M . and was charged with destruction of government property He was taken to a hospital for treatment of superficial cuts O n Christmas Day 1974, Marshall II. Fields, who said he wanted to deli ver a copy of the Koran . successfully cr ashed his car through a While House gate. Claiming that he was armed with explosives. Fields kept police at bay for four hours before finally be ing arrested un· harmed. Al the t ime. the Secret Service said il could have taken stronger action in dealing with the In· truder , but noted that the Prcs1· dent was not in the While House at lhe time and "we have soml' compassion · · YOU'VE Gar 23 SHO .. PING P,..vs LES:T TO euv M'I PR.E S~~i .' Al'~ INCOMING PRESIDENT Mexico's Portillo Portillo Vows 'Right' Turn For Mexico MEXICO CITY CAP> -J ose Lopez Portillo was sworn in lo· day as president or Mexico and indi('a ted h is a dministration would return to m ore business· oriented policies and swing lhe country toward the right. Lopez P o rtillo, a former treasury m iniste r. accepted the red, white a nd g reen presidential sas h from outgoing President Luis Echeverria at Mexico City's National Auditorium where representative s or 102 nations galher ed for the ceremonies. Lopez Port illo said in prepared remarks that r edistribution of in· come in which the poor can share more of the country's wealth should be based on creating more Jobs lie m ade 1t clear that his governme nt wou ld emphasize production a no restonog faith of the business sector in the govern- ment. Mexico has been suffering from high illflat1onr a weakened , peso. high unem ployment and the flight of capital abroad. The new p resident said Mexico would have to go through a period of austerit y to pull out or the recession. Lopez Portillo, who could sus· pend outgoing P resident Luis Echeverria's land expropriation de('rees. noted that ther e are real limitations to land distribution. ln the past Mexico's agricultural proble ms have been as much political as tcchnical. with the government p roportioning out land to pe asants who cannot pro· du('e efficiently In large quan tJUes. Mexican Chief's ·Last Act / MEXICO CITY (AP) -Presi· dent Luis Echeverria today or· dered the expropriation of an ad- d1tion t.I J.l m11lion acres o( private farm and ranch land on the last day or his six-yea r term of office, the Agrarian Reform Ministry said. The expropriation came only hours before Jose Lopez PortiJI~ was inaugurated in cere monies ""-,. attended by Rosalynn Carter. He nry A . K issi n ger and dignitaries from 101 nations. Portillo. a former treasury minister, is believed to be pre· pared to swing the government away from Echeverria's left-or· center policies. Nearly 1.5 million acres have been take n Crom private lan- downers for trans(er to peasants in Echeverria·s last days in of· fi ce. The fand will be redislribul· ed to a bout 40.000 peasants. The Agrarian Reform Ministry did not give the location of all the land expropriated today but said about 40,000 a cres were seized in the northe rn s tate of Sin aloa where thous ands of peasants threatened to invade private pro· perty if the government did not give them land. Sinaloa, a rich vegetable producinf( area. is on the r .icific Coast about JOO miles south of Arizona. The Agr arian Reform Ministry said the rest of the expropriated land was in several slates. About two weeks ago, Eehever· n a expropriated 240,000 acres of ranch and farm la nd in the northe rn s l ate o f Sonor a . ranchers a nd farmers halted all agricult ural work a nd parked their tractors and olher rarm equipment on th e street s or Ciud ad Obregon lo protest lhe takeover. Businessmen in 41 cities cl05ed their stores and factories in a one-day strike to s how s ympathy for the plight or the dispossessed landowners Orung:J Coa~' k 4 _ =.{ :00::-- We at be r A lone gunman. who limed his entry to a few seconds before closing lime took $250 in cash Tuesday night from ·-.. Souttf Laguna Ma rket. Ora nge County sheriff's of- ficers said the clerk at the Alpba Beta Market. 30822 South Coa~ Hlghway. was ordered to hand over lhe contents of the cash re· gister just as he was about to close the prem ises for the night. . Battle Witla Police Sunny warm days and cool nights through Thurs- day with coast highs near 70, lows about 50. About 10 degrees warmer Inland. DfilYl'l""~"- f}pH!f. 1t'lnner Jan Overton of Dana Point today won a recount victbry in the dlspuled Capistrano . .Unifi ed Sc hool Dis trict 'rrustee election, overturning tbc original winner William Manahan by three votes. The recount tally gave Mrl'i . "Overton 7 ,952 votes and :Manahan 7 ,949 vot . Before ;l hr r<'r o\mt Manahan held U10 l uu by clgbt votes. The c lerk told officers the gun man pocketed the cash and fled on fool .. Dana Point Home Burgled of 8300 Josephf ne Clendening's trip to Palm Springs cost her $300 more than she bargalned for, Orange County sheriff's otncers saJd. Deputies said a burglar whose method or entry ls unknown took a television set valued at that sum from her home at 33872 Chula Vista, Dana Point. The set wu taken from the IMns room. Clemente Jails Marines· Five S an Clemente police of- ficers -two of them off-duty - tackled lhree Camp Pendleton marines near midnight today in a brawl that ended w ith the leathernecks jailed. Three of the officers and two of the marf nes sustained minor in· Juries. Pollce said they were called by the manager of the Algodon Motel. 135 Avenlda AJgodon, who complolned that three marines had unscrewed the lightbulbs II· lumlnalln1 the motel sign. Arter a d escription o! the martriea wa~ given police. Of· ncer Paul Falk •nd Sgt. William TrUduu stopped three men al • ~ 7·Eleven food market on South El Camino Real. The officers said they were then attacked wilhout g,ovoca· tion. They said that in the strug- Jtle to handcun one of the men. . another man grabbed Trudeau's baton and fl ashlhChl and tried to dub the policemen. When It looked llke the third marine would join the fl&ht . of· flcel'a uid, Trudeau and Falk radioed for reinforcement.a, omen Tim Hopkin responded to the call. ai did Sgt. Crait Steckler and omcer Jamea Gularte, both of whom were oil dirty. orncen said that, laced wUh ' supel'lor numbers, the marines !{ave up the right. Larry B Frates!, 23, Rock Oliver Goldsm ith, 19, and Barry L. Cole, 21. were arrested on charges ot battery on a police of· fleer and resisting arrest. Goldsmith and Cote were tlken to San Clemente General Hospital ror treatment or what of· flcers said were larRe, self· tnduced cuu on their wrists, made before the ttghL Falk was treated ror abrasion on both te1s and kne<l.8. Trudeau auffered a cut finCCT and » loosened rroot tooth. ttopkln nursed a bruised rl&ht band. l ·~slot; TODJ\ v !Candord Oal ho• propoim ahlppfng 700,000 barrel• of crude oil dail11 from Alo&ko to Long Beach. creating aome 3.100 JObf , Project's 111P· port~ra te1t1f11 at heanng. Stor}I Page AS Index ' Wrrt,,esday December 1. 1976 l 0••11 "'Hot lt•O "'9to GROUNDED BY POLICE Seal Beach'• LaBelle Fr0ttt Pag~ Al PLANE ... :.ame person after the quarrel M~ Meyer said that La llC'lh.' and Miss Sterling were engaged to be marril'd in Apnl. She i;a1d that Miss Sterling told I.a Belle a week ago, ho"cn•r. that then couldn't be a marnage unless LaBelle accepted Chnsl into their relationship. She said that LaBelle had c1>me to Miss Sterling's house Monday nii;?hl and after an aq{u mcnt bcgan lu IJrt•a k up furniture There were 1nd1cat1ons, Mrs Mey,er s~ud , that LaBelle in- t ended tu do somcth1nj:? dramatic "I think he might have in tended to crash into the houses but someth1nl: wouldn't let him doll.' ;\trs Meyl•rs;.11d "It Just wasn't like Ted.· she added "lie altc•nded several or our prayer meetings and he real- ly was a nice and congenial guy. I thank that he "as possessNl by a demonic spirit ... she declared. Mi~s Sterling °"as present dur- ing a telephone interview with Mrs. Meyer. but said she wai. too distraught to talk to a reporter. The events began to unfolcl shortly before 11 a m Monday al Long Beac·h Municipal Airport where police suid LaBelle took a twin engine Cessna 310 whose owner reportedly lives 1n Florida. Long Reach Police Ll Anthony Malepich said police received a tip from ~oml'one who allegedly m erheard Lu Aellc say he was going to take 3n airplane "and dh something terrible " ~alep1ch said a Long Beach police helicopl<'r began pursuit and follo"t'd him to Avalon and back O\'er St' al Bt':.ll'h, tr) inJ.( lo talk him down ··11e told thl' police pilot to lea\'e h1pi atom• or hf' would Ir\' to ram the helicoptt-r ... Malepac·h said Thi.' helaropter had to take evJSl\'l' ,1cl1on ~ah'pich satcl An FAA -.pokt'sm~ in LO!> Angeles said that l.1tBelle's father and slt>p mother tned to talk lo him from the Long Heach airport tower L.1Relle refw;ed to talk with his parents but apparently <'licked lht' radio monitor in the plan1! to inform them that he had hl'ard their pleadlnl('!, the spokesman !>lilll lk lanrlerl thf> rlnne at ahoul l :! 35 at tht> t S Na\ al Weapons 11tot1on nt'ur Bol11a Chica Strcl't and F.dinl(<'r A venu(' L..ifil•lle a 'ltudt'nt at l.()ng Bearh ~late l nive~1t.). 11> a stu dt'nl pilot but dot~n l hin r a pilot s license pohcr 'laid Offl<'ers 'd1tl the plane would h:n l' to ht> remo\'ed from lhe '>'C'dpon::. s tatwn by truck Lawyer Indicted ('ll l ("AGO I AP I Alvin H.1ron. 51, .1 la"yer now livanjl in !,As Ve1tas. 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S<>wer charges a!>Scssed Sun Clemente resldt'nts could bt• lowered as much as $1.40 a month immediately and the city could still rman cc sewer plant Improvement and expansion, a consultant's report says The City Council rail><.'<i the sewer rates Oct. 20 by 131 per· cent. from $4 to $9.25, after the same consultant, Bartle Wens Associates. recommended it But a Bartle Wells associate at the time said the rate recommcn· dat1on "as based on rush JOb. "back·of-the-envelope" f1gunng The new report states that new growth estimates or future de- velopment in the city, upon °"hi ch the sewer rate I!> partly San Onofre " Camping Ends For 4 Months Campsites at San Onofre Stall' Reach will close for four month!> bc>ginning today. the !>late depart· mentor parks has announced. • Cons truction or permanent c·amping facilities has prompted 1heclosmg The surring bcaC'h, at the north cndofthepark. wall remain open New facilities will include 236 recreational vehide campSlte stalls. 63 tent campsites with stoves, tables and fire rings, 619 day-use parking spaces, 16 com- fort stations with '\old waler showers, bathrooms and an en- trance complex. The cost of the project 1s $894,000. 1WO SPEAKER SYstEMS SOLD "T sold the speakers to a D:uly Pilot reader. And, I'm very hap· PY about it. loo." Thal 's the sales success ex- perienced by the Dana Point rerson who placed this classified ..ad T wo .I . B . I. a n s 1 n ~ 1w.>kC'r .,, '' rm'l < ·0,1 S!•IO, ~JC rur SG!l5 XX'C '"'" tr you ha\'e sound c-qu1pmen~ you want to con\'ert to cash, call f>i2·5678 • We make 1l l'.1!>y for·' ou to pul ,1 few words lo work for you. in lhl' Daily Pilot Car Torched In Clemente F'iremen suspect an arsonist drenched the upholslery or a car. parked in the San Clemente owner 's driveway, with gasoline, then set 1t ablaze. The automobile. owned by ByronS Smyth.of327W.Avenida Palizada, was destroyed . riremen estimated the loss al $4,500. Firemen said heat buckled the roof of the aulomobale and melt- ed the glass. That lond of heat. they sa1d.1s much hoUerthan that found in a normal car fire. Fire Marshal Don Hodgson was tn\'eSllJZating / Actor's "ffites Set LOS ANGELES IAPl Funeral ser\'1ces are scheduled Thursday for aclor·comed1an Godfrl'y Cambridge, who died aftl'r collapsing on u movie set Monday The Los Angeles ('nroner's office said Cambndge. ·13, d1ect of heart disease based . ··a rt.• 11 ubstantial l y greater" than the previous estimate!>. New e!>l1malcs of funds collect ed from sewer coM cction rces are SO percent higher now, ac- cor ding lo Rartle Wt'lls. Bartle Wells previously an- ticipated a growth or only 100 new residential 3nd 20 new com- mereial units a yt>ar lhrooJ,lh 1983. New estimates caJI for 350 new homes per year and 50 new commercial connections. Another difference in the con- sultant's calculations is in the starting point upon which its re commendations were made In the first report. "hi ch resulted in the $9.25 rate. Bartle Wells listed an existing base of 11.000 residen l1al and 1, 100 com merl'1al units. In the new report, the res1den- l1al base is 11 ,640 units. more than th(' first report predicted as far as 1982 The commercial base 1s only 700 units and never rises. through 1983, to the estimates of the rirsl report. With an Sl .850 S('Wer tonncc· t1on diari.:e. whith would •PPIY to nearly all new ~rowth in San Clem<'nle, the differences in an- ticipated revenues from that s~ce would be, by rough rigur- • i . realer than $500,000 a year. C'ording lo Bartle Wells, the C:1t v Council. °" h1ch will get. the res}ort at its meeting at 7·30 tonight. may choose either to lower the !>ewer rate. or maintain 11 and forego an anticipated S.S m1lhon bond issue Harlie Wells listed these op· lions Keep the $9 . .25 rate. With that. the city could finance its en- tire sewer program, both capital 1mpro' em en ts and operation!., from current revenues No bond 1s::.ue would be required. Issue revenue bonds in 1978· 79 The ctly could lower lhe sewer rate to $7 .85 per month. Retain the S9.25 rate, but on· ly until revenue bond financing was assured . After sale of bonds, the rate could drop to $7.70 per month. Growth Rule Hot Potato Due Tonight San Juan Capistl'ano city coun- cilmen will grapple tonight with one of the hottest issues ever con- fronted by leaders of that fast- growing south county towrr -a proposed growth management ordinance D1scuss1on of th<' measure is set early on the agenda or the council meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. in city hall. The growth control law has been endorsed on a 3-0 vote by the planning com mission but is vehemently opposed by construc- tion companies wllh projects either pending or under way In· side the city limits. The ordinance would reduce the number of building permits is- sued annually from an average of 600to about350. Car Wheels Taken From Niguel Lot Rurgl ors who apparently elude.'<! a :.ecunty guard patroll- ing the Jlrem1ses slnpped wire wheels valued at SJ.~ from l'1ght cars parked on a Laguna ~1guel car de3ler's lot Orange County sheriff's of- ficers said the theft was reported by offkials of Allen Oldsmobile. 283.12 Camano Capistrano. They said intruders entered the lot during the hours of darkness. Air Chase Pilot's Girl Stands by Hhn The girlfriend of a pilot who buzzed homes in Seal Beach Tues- ~ay said today s he will stand behind her boyfriend, Theodore LaBelle. always . "We love e1ch other. and 1 will always love him," Margery Sterl- ingsajd. "He is a shy person and he wouldn't hurt anyone,." Miss Sterling declared. "He was just a litUeconfused." Miss Sterling said it was not Ted flying the airplane that terror-tied hundreds of Seal Beach resldenl.s Tuesday. "I beUeve -1 mean I know - lhal .J.esus helped lo pllOl the plane and land It salely." She said she thou~ht the la.ndlnl was unbelievable In what ahc called the rough terrain or the landlnJ site at the Seal Buch Naval WeaponaStatlon. "He ha~ never flown a mutu-enatne plane In hls lire and t.he land.lna wu very proleulonal. "It was unbelievable and hehad to have Jesus· help," she said. "I am just t ruly thankful lhathe is alive and others havcn·t been hurt,"shesald. MIH Sterling said that she and young LaBelle had known each other for five m onths and that he was a· 'perfect person " "He didn't smoke Md if he drank It was only t11hUy on social occasions.·· she said. Miss Sterlln1 said It wasn't'Ted LaBell~ who left Tuesday morn- ing prior lo the wild airplane ntl(ht. "It was someone else." Th• couple had been eniaged to ~married. but It was broken off about a week ago because Miss Sterlln1 Insisted that La.Belle ac- cept Christ In their relationship. She uld that LaBelle was neither a believer nor a di11- 0eUever. "HewaajustconfUsed." Mlaa SterUn1 uld LaBelle re· f\laed to talk to h,r Tuesday whlle beln1 quettloned al the Seal Beacb police station. Artistir Students mg in revenue for the school hbrary. The sale will begin al 8 a.m. in the school library and conclude at 9:30 p.m. Preparing for their Thursday art sale. stu- dents at Marco Forster Junior High School in San Juan Capistrano are busy ereating ceramic items they hope will br-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Narco Agents Grab 15 in County· Raids Five Orange Coast residents were among 15 suspect.s rounded up early today as sheriff's de· puties and ofricers rcom three -<>range County cltfes cracl<ed what they described as a number of drug-sellin1i: consp1rac1es Senior sheriff's officers said the raids 10 Hunungton 8-0ach. Westminsll'r. Stanton. Anaheim. Orange. Garden (;rovt'. l.<1 Habra and Buena Park were a successrul conclusion to a three month probe or alleged ht•roin sales throughout the county Investigator~ :..i1d the SU!. peels, all lod1ied m the county ia1l tllday, were involved in hi:roan sales that averaged $50 each for a "balloon .. of the drug. They said quantities of heroin were seized when several or lhe arresls"Weie m3cle. · Arrested at their homes and awaiting municipal court ar· raignments on the charges are Kenneth Alfred Turlis, 28, of 6502 t.imt'ri?-k st . al\d Llnda Mae Carletta, 25, of Apt A. 2110 1'1onda St , bolh or lluntangton Beach. Also arrested· George Con- tn•ra~ Saenez. 42, of 7612 Wvom m.: St . Robt· rt Luther Sml'leton, 32. of Apt 3, 7102 Maple St., and James Allen Carper, 27. of 7032 Maple St., all of Wl'sttn.inster Tot Survives Week Burial VAN, Turkey IAPl -A 4.year-0ld girl has been found alive under the debris of her house col- lapsed by the devastating eart.~uake tha.t. hit eastern Turkey a week ago. The child. M ujgan Celik, survived without food or waler and m freewi& tem- peratures. Rescue workers cal!Nl al a miracle. Sh<' was taken lo a hospital Monday hut there wal> no 1mml'd1atc rl'port on her c11nd1tion . The quakl' killed nearly 4,000 people .1nd left t10..,ooo homeless. *\l\\'~ EOUIPMEN( 1 H EA D Q tf A RTE Ii S ..... ' Basketballs -695-995- 129s.149s_249s.399s Backboards -1995 Go~ls -995 Valleyballs -1095• 1695-2 195 Footballs -Juniors 79s & 1195 Intermediates 795-1195 N.F.L. Footballs -2895 Soccer Balls -695-1295· 169s.249s.34ss Racquetball Racquets & Balls Handbatl Cloves & Balls Backninton Rackets Squash Rackets Table Tennis Sets Table Tennis Paddles & Nets Speedo Swim Suits & Trunks Skate Boards Morey Boogey Boards Dart Boards & Darts O"n 9 to 6 Closed Sunday Tennis Dresses Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts & Shirts Tennis Shoes Ladies T retorns -Converse Adidas · Purcells Mens Adidas · Converse Purcells · Fred Perry Warmup Suits for ladies • Men · Children Tennis Rackets Wilson • Davis • Yonex • Bancroft • Dunlop Tennis Balls -169• 188• 22s.2ls.2so Varsity Lettermen Jackets Baseball Warmup Jackets Softball Shirts letterini Racket Stringing 538 Center 646·1919 • • • . . • • .. .. .. • - Orange Coast lTI O N . . Tcula)·"s Closi11g "· \'. Slu«.-ks VOL. 6'9)..NO. 336, 4 SECTfONS, « PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1976 N/C T EN CENTS .. '• Teacher Pay Plan Draws ·Harsh Words By MICHAEL PASKE VICH 01111• Oilly ~1104 S~tt Some teachers joined residents Tuesday night in cnlicazing con· tract proposals s ubnutted by the Newport·M esa district teachers. The proposals were castigated as .. outrageous .. a nd a ''bad faith gesture" during a pubhc heanna conducted by district trustees. Corona del Mar resident John Reed called the contract "an an· justice to teachers~· a.rnfsald the Newport·Mesa Education As- sociation should withdraw de- mands and submit a new con· tract entitled .. Malice In Blun- derland." An overflow crowd of about 200 jammed Costa Mesa Council Chambers in response lo a re- quest from trustees for public in· put on the contract. which in· eludes requests for a $2,000 pay raise for each tea cher, a max- imum.four-hour work day, the addition or 34 days o( paid sick leave and a fully paid health plan for te achers a nd their families. Al the close of the hearing, NMEA president Bill Grgurich said he wasn 'l s urprised by the public o utc r y He said the public's unfam1harity wilt\ col· leclive bargaining tactics has produced an o verreaction. Mexico's Portillo . Takes Up_-Reins 'Right' / Return Vowed MEXICO CITY <AP> Jose Lopez Portillo was sworn an lo· day as president of Mexico and indicat ed h is admin1!>trat1on would r etu rn to more bui.inC'SS· oriented policies and swing the country toward the n ght. Lopez Po rtillo. a former trfasury minister, accepted the red. white and green presidential sash from outgoing President Luis Echeverria at MexicoCll.y's National Aud'tlorium where representatives of 102 nations gathered for the ceremonies. 'Lopez Portillo said m prepared remarks lhal redistribution of in· come in which the poor can share more of the country's wealth should be based on creating more jobs. He made 1t clear that his governme nt would emphalSize production and restoring faith of the bus iness sector in the govem- me'llh. Mexico has bei!n suffenng fromJ\igh anfl ataon. a weakened ~o. hagh unem ployment and the flight of ca pital abroad The new president srud Mexico would have to go through a period of austerity. to pull out or the recession Ulpel Portillo. \\ho t'Ould sus pend o utgoing President Lui s Echev(•rria ':. land cxpropnat1on decrees. nott•o t hat thl•rc· art• real hrn1tatwn:-. to land d1str1but1011 In lht: pa:-.~ !'tf t'\l<·o !i :ign cultural problem .. h•" 1· lH'en a:-much pol1t1t•al ;i, t1•t'hll1!'.ll, with tht• goH•rnmt•nt proportioning IJUt Ian<! to 11t•a,ant:-. who t'annot pro d\lcc rrflc1ent I\ in li.1rJ?<' quJn httt'' Tht• nl'w prt'"1cl1•nt C'alled on "exlrl'm1 .. t'i to dl'ft•r tht> 'wlenc<' that spnng' from their desire fo r jastiC't> and to !'hlilnn1•I thf'1r desper .it1on :md thcir Mm passion into ronstrut'llvt' ac tiv1ty · In the last days of the Echever rta adm1nastrat1on the govern· roent !le1 zed a total or nearly l S riknt seized a total of nearly half a million acres Under Mexican law it 1s 11legal for an individual to own more than 250 acr es of land . . Coa~t \\'eat h e r Sunny warm days and cool nights through Thurs· day with coast highs near 70, lows about 50. About 10 degrees warmer inland. l~SIDE TODA\'' Slandord Oil ha• propoud 1/upptng 700,000 borrtl.I of cn.rM od dallu from AJalm 10 LDnQ Beach. crtallng iorne 3,100 Jobs. Pr0Jt cl'1 sup· porttra ltlli/JI at henring. St°'1/ Page AS Al'Wl,.-to INCOMING PRESIDENT Mexico's Portillo New Fairview Administration Shakeups Due Ne w shakeups within the lop· most echelon at Costa Mesa 's Fau~ew State Hospital were ex pected today They apparently in volve the hospital's chief ad· m1rustrative officer and its act- ing medical director. Don Roling, the state Depart ment of Health's chief of develop· men ta llv d is ab led hosoatal :-.erv1t•es called an afternoon press ,. on re re n 1· c lo exp I a 1 n I h t' rhanges N e 1 l h t• r 11 o s p 1 l a I A d n11rll'>tr Jlor Kt·nneth Clewell 53, nor Act 1ng M ed1cal Director M1<'h;iel l.C\ ine. 25, were ava1la ble for comment "Both Mr Clewett and Dr Levine were summoned to Sacramento this mornm~." a hospital spokesm an said. Dr Levine was appointed act· mg director al Fa1rvtew follow- ing the resignation of Dr An thony Toto an August. Clewell ha" ·been the administrator al Fai rview for several years Highway Project Delayed The on-again, off.again widen- ing a nd realignment -0f Coast Highway throug h downtown Laguna Reach is orr again -at least for another year. Stan Scholl. Laguna Beach municipal services director, said t he city r eceived notification Tuesday from CalTrans that de· sign changes required by the city will necessitate redrawina plans (or the project. The earliest construction could 'Start on the stretch of highway in- rol ved -from Broadway to Laguna Avenue -wauJd be next fall. Scholl said. The $250.000 project originally was to have been part or the de- velopment of Main Beach Park in downtown Laguna. The park was finished in 1974 Initial plans c alled for the highway to be widened 12 feel a nd r e align e d s li g htly . Landscaped medians were to be constructed along the length of the improved stretch, two bus turnouts were to be cut into the park, and traffic signals alonJ( the road were to be synchroniJed to ease traffic flow. The original plans generated oppos itio n by downtown merchants who noted that left turns from the highway into the business district were sharply cul. Only turns from Broadway and Ocean A venue were pro· vaded. The opposition delayed the pro· JCCl one year Cycle Ritfer Dies VISALIA, Calif <AP) -Will ie Dale Rose. 26. of Forest Gcove. Ore .• was killed here while nding on the bac k or a motorcycle that was struck from behind by a car, the California Highway Patrol reported . Cycle driver Vernon Lee Wood. 28. of Visalia, was hospitalized In critical condition. Ecorwrny Decline Halts for Month WASHINGTON <AP) -The gove rnment said today its index foreshadowing econ-0mic trends remained unchanged in October after two months of sl eep decline. IL indicated that the na- tion's economic slowdown might not worsen. ~t the same time, the Com - merce D~partment revtsed its in- dex or leading economic in- dicators for the previous two months to show that It declined even further than first reported. The composite index was down elght ·tentbs of a percent In August and nine-tenths o( a per· cent in September after the re· visions. compared wtth the seven-tenths of a percent decline reported ear lier for both months. The performance of the index in October was not entirely con· cluslve since economists say It talcet at least three months to esubUsb a trend. The Index was certain to be dis· c1.11aed ln Plains, Ga., toda)I> when Pruident·elect Jimmy Can. meeu with top economic , .edvi.ua. Carter aa.id last moat~ be will recommend a tu r~'\ lion or other steps to stimulate the economy if the slowdown con· tinued much longer. Until the Index's final compo- nent was tabulated Tuesday, analysts feared the October figures would be down for the third month in a row. The Index in October stood al 107.l, the same as in September. YOU'VE GOT Jl SHO~PING D'4.VS LEJ:T TO eu~ M'/ PR.E $'-NT .' C , .. , lllltf\Hl-•11ftl••lf"'Ml ll f'! ~ He also charged trustees with "soliciting'' negative comments to build a secure position before responding to the contract Dec. 14. More th a n 25 s p e akHs criticized the proposals ut Tues· day night's hearing . Edith Wetzel. a third grade teacher at Harper School. said the demands do not represent the district's 1,278 teachers. "The pub'flc is turned off by this at1inine approach," she said, rcf~rring to Grj(Un ch's recent admission that NMEA detnanrts are innated to leave room for compromise "We are a ppalled and embar- rassed by our representation." Mrs. Wetzel said. Most of the s peakers were h1ghry critical or teacher re· quests for more pay and shorter hours and urged trus tees to use a firm hand 1n negotiations "I don't see how a reduction of hours will help production stan dards," s aid Wi lliam Linhart. "Incre asing pa y and lesseninf hours doesn 't seem like the logical solution." Hancock Ba nning or Balboa echoed this sentiment, saying. "We (taxpayers> must make sure <See CONTRACT, P age AZ) SEAL BEAQ4 POLICE GATHER AROUND STOLEN PLANE ATWEAPONSOEPOT Young ptlot Landed Craft In Plowed Aeld After Terrorizing Town Religious. Quarrel ·Behind Air Chase? GROUNDED BY POLICE Seal Beach's LaBelle Friends and r elations of Theodore LaP·--ne. the 2»-year· old student pilot char~ed with al· tempted murder with an airplane were trying lo understand today why the norm ally. quiet young man went on an aerial rampage Tuesday. But they agreed lhe aerial drama probably was the result of a fight o ver religious differences between the young man and his girlfriend. LaBelle, of 4596 Elder Ave . Seal Beach, 1s in custody an Orange County Jail, held on $25,000 bond for allegedly trying to ram a police helicopter with a twin-engine plane he reportedly had stolen earlier at Long Beach Airport. Friends and family members said the young man had refused lo sec any visitors after he was White House Gate Repels Crash Try WASHINGTON CAP) -A man tried to s mash an old truck through a White House gate to- day but the gate held and he was quickly captured, aut horities said. Asked by reporters as he was beihg taken awaywhathe was try· ing to do, the man pointed to the While House and shouted: "Try- in g to wake him up before he kms us all. Trying to wake him up before he kills us all." President Ford was working In the Oval Office at t he time of the incident, officials said. He had no immediate comment. The front end of the truck was fl attened against the northwest gate after the driver veered off busy Pennsylvania Avenue. The gate, one of several new stronger ones installed because o( a 1974 gatc·crashing incident, did not buckle. Several White House police in a guard house just a few feet away quickly at· rested the man. • The man was seen being taken into the guard house. Re was wearing a green jacket and pant.a and appeared lo be about 30 years old. He was identified as Steven WUUams, 38, of Santa Fe. N.M .. and was charged with dcstrucUon ol government properl1. He was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor cull a nd abra.slona on both lmea. On' Christmas Day 19'74, ManhaU H. Ftelds, who aald be wanted to de1l\1er a copy of Ute Koran, 1uccet1rully cruhed hltt car t.brou1Ja a White HouM catt. Clalmtns that be wu armed with explo1lve1, Flelds kept police at bay ror four hours before fin.Uy beinC arrested un· ed. At the time. the Secret Service said it could have taken stronger action in deahng with the in· truder. but noted that the Presi- dent was not In the White House at the time and "we have some compassion." As a res ult of that incident, new stronger ga tes were in· stalled. Nature Site Studied by Bay Group The preliminary report on selection or a s ite for the Upper Newport Bay nature center will be one of the topics to be d is- cussed at Thursday's meeting or the Upper Bay Public Policy Ad· visory Committee. The committee, which is made up or civic leaders from throughout the Harbor Area, meets quarterly to make recom· mendations to the stale Depart· ment of Fish and Game whjch manages the Upper Bay wildllle preserve. The report tQ be discussed at the meeting. whkh will convene at 3 p.m . ln Newport Beach city h1JI annex, ls an analysis of four sites where the center could be located. The four sites dlscussed;in the report are Shellmaker Island, at the 90\lthem end o( the Upper Ba.y preaerve: an Island to be built in the bay at lbe mouth of Bl& Canyon : a site near Con.atellation Drive on the west 11dt or the ba)' and a ~lte oft Mesa Drive at the extreme northern tnd of the b8y. taken into custody at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. Marj(ery S terling, the girl fri end, said she will ~tand behind LaBelle, alway~. "We love each other. and I will always love him," she declared. He is a sby person and ht wouldn 't hurl anyone," s he added. "He was just a Lillie con fused." She explained that she and LaBelle had been engaged to be married. but 1t was broken off about a week a{.to because she In· s1sted that LaBelle accept Christ in their relationship. She s aid he was neither a believer nor a disbeliever. "He was just confused.'' Miss Sterling's close friend , Barbie Meyer, sa id LaBelle was not the same after a quarrel and on Monday s he said he was threatening lo do something dramatic to ''end it all.'' LaBelle 's s t epmother, Pat LaBelle, said she and the youth's father , Ernest. were surprised when they heard about the fight between LaBelle and Miss Sterl ing, but they be lieve it led to Tuesd ay's incident "He's not the kind of person who you would expect to ever do this sort of thing." Mrs. LaBelle said "T h is whol e t hing i~ a njghtmare you.would never think you would go through in a million years," she added . LaBelle, a s tudent at Cal State· Long Beach. reportedly worked at the Long Beach Airport and the Cessna 310 that he allegedly stole at 11 a . m. Tuesday. was ono of the planes he worked on. lfis stepmother said he holds a student pilot's license and was about to lake the exams for his license. Long Bea ch police said they re- ceived a n anonymous tip on the theft fro""11omeone al the aitJ>ort who told them he overheard LaBelle say he was going to lake an airplane "und do something terrible.'' The L o ng Be ac h police helicopter followed the plane out <See PILOT, Page AZ) 1WO -SPEAKER SYSTEMS SOLD "I sold the speakers to a Daily Pilot reader . And, I'm very hap· PY about it, too." That's the sales success ex· perienced by the Dana Point • person who placed this classified ad: Two .r. B . Lans in g speaker "lslcms. Cost $940, SllC tl)r $695. lClClC· XlClPl U you have s ound equipment you wont to convert to cash, ~all 642-5678. ' Wo make It ca11y for you lo put a few words lo work ror you, in the Dally Pilot. ~ .. ~- A2 DAIL y PILOT N/C W~noSday December 1 1976 Death Claimed Gold Job Burglars Advanced Hwband Seeks Wife's Body JACKSONVILLE, Fla . CA P > -A man who claims his 26 year-old wire has been medically dead for 10 days says he \.\ants doctors to turn orr m:.ic:hine . .; mainlainmg her resµ1 ralion and heart bcal ~~;ai d Cain , an auto dam a~e appraiser, is a~k · 1ng C1rcu11 Judge John S. Cox to allow ~um to r~ move h is wife's body from St. Vincent's Medical Center so an autopsy can be performed to d etermmt· cause of death. MILAN. lla l y CAP> - Burglars who s tole an ei>llmated $S million to S6 m1lhon in gold, Jewels and mo ney from safe· deposit boxes at u Milan bank had their own j(ene{ator to pro· v1de lighting and to power elec· Celia Cain was admitted to the hospit al Kov. 18 for a hysterectomy tnc drills, police say. "The unde rworld is increasing· ly resorting to technolo~ically advanced equipment against which traditional antilheft de· \'Ices are useless." Police Chief Umberto Pagnozzi said Tuesday Cain said sht> was recovering from the surgery in a pn v~tc room two days later when she developed :J brca~hing problem and w;1s rushed lo a respirator in the intensive care uml. She remains in intensive care The burglar~. believed to number between six and 10, broke into the Lombardy Province Savings Bank over the weekend and looted about 450 safe-deposit boxes. Police said they got through the bank's outer doors. possibly with duplicate In hrs petition. lo be htard bv Cox fmlav Cam C'lai m s his wife has Ix-en med1caily dead sine~ Nov 20 when her brain act1v1ty ceased. I.le ~aid his wife '~ neurologist. Or. Jacob Green. has indic ated there is no hope that Mrs. Cain ever will return to a slate of awareness. 6Marines In Custody, Corps Says By Associated Pr~s The M arane Corps confirms 1t as nrovidmg protective custody to Mx alleged Ku Klux Klan mcm 1iers an the aftermath of an attack hy bl ack Marines at Camp Pendleton on a barracks occupw<l by White pe rsonnel. Base officia ls ~aid four whale Mannes wrrl' placed in thP bng fnr their own protection the night 11f thP Nov 13 attack and two -Others sub~equenlly Joined them A Corps s pokesman said the men also receive escorts to l!nd from m<>als ~f a1 Gen Carl Hofl man, com mandmg Jlt•ncral of the base. has confirmed rl;11ms b' the• KKK m Lou1s1Jna th.11 the Maram•s bl.'lonJ! to thl' ~ h1te supn.mac) group It has onlv been this ~eek that tht· Corps has lw<.'n w11lin~ to ac1 mtt lht• pr<'~<'nCC' of the KKK •m th<• bas<'. wh1<'h ha!-. a Population of ·10.000 scr\'1cemcn from around the• nat10,. Such report' had circulated as rumor following the Nov 13 1nc1 dent an "'h1ch a band or black!I stormed into a barracks armed '\\llh c lubs a nd screv.dnver' anc1 JS~dultcd s1\ whale Mannes they '<1pparPntly behC'\'ed "ere holdrnJ: a Klan meNang fh!' tn\ ei.llgat1on ~hov.:. tht• black hrt th<' wr ong room The m en 1n:.ide wrrc engagNI an a lx·N p11rty an '1olalaon of n•gula tions, the Corps ha.<; said Off1<·1ab ria1rl 1t has not b!'en determined 1( 1hC\' v.111 bC' l'har~ed with th~ IO· fral·tmn In Was h1nJ{ton. the Marine ('orps <lcSl'rth<'d the h;irrack~ al t Jck as an 1sol0ted incident and •h:.cia1med an~ "h1le black Jdc·1at prohlem-. t\,ofTu<>o;da\ 15black:.141•rf'm t"U.'ll<lfi' 111 connection ~Ith thi: "ast• W~lfar .. '"Ripofr t:oMt~ Grove Man \ (;.1rdf'n Grove man ~.t:-. st'n tr11(.'t'sc1a" after ht-ad in1tlt'CI 111 Superior 'court that ht• C11t'l4 $!1 .000 1n 14c•lfarc· fun<h ~ n 1 I r h ,. "' .1 s b c 1 n J: p ,1 1 d l41J1kman s compen sation ~lt'nrftt' for a work related .1cc1 •'l'nt Judi:I' Rtll) Lou Lamon·aux or<lcrcd P aul Reabout. 4t lo m:ikc full re~t1tut1on to the coun I\ ann plac<'c1 ham on f1vt• vc-ar o; probation afl<'r he pleaded ~Ill~ to fe lony chargrl> of welf.trt• fraud Libya to Aid Fiat TURIN. Italy IAP) Libya 1s putting S41S million into ltaly·s 1troubled Jo'1al auto giant. takin~ over a 9 fi percent share of the company. Ft at announced today ORANQf. COAST DAILY PILOT '"""()I•,.._(~;, tO•t.,P.•0t w •"~"'''°'"" ,..,...,, .... ~. P,..~· ..... ~ _..,,.., .. ~-... tt· t•lf'I •f1·'1" l't'D•"'• ~ ..... ,.,!!11"1,,..,. ,.,,b• Jr.,.IJ ~'°'"'" '• t•v •:t"I t, .11, 'O' ("\' • .,,,,. • ,...WDOlf 8fl•llt" H '°"'~°"' """' ~ • .-..~ l t1flill "•''•• .,.., .... '\t"'I!) l"tw . 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Ce••• ._ .. c,a,.,.,~·· l~C't•U•fll Or <•'"*" UM =~·;. :~::.!° "*'9Mt Mitit•~f Front Page ,t I keys, then used blow torches and drills to get into the armored room. A generator was among things lert al the site C 0 NT RAC T "The loot could be h1gner. But . we wlll never know for sure. Con· tents of boxes aro secret and we arc getting a dollar's worth ol many customers will never dis· service for a dollar paid " close what they have 10st." sajd If the present salary increase Giorgio Bassetti, a bank officer. reque$t 1s approved. the averajle salary for teachers will rise from Two similarly audacious raids $17,127 to 519,950 per year Oas-were made on s afe-deposit trict officials estimate ttus 18 per-vaults of branches of a French cent r aise will cost the dlstnct bank last summer in Nice a nd an additional $3 8 million Paris. Whal bas been dubbed the If the request for a four-hour "sewer gang.. made its. w~y day also is approved, a teacher lhrou~h th~ sewers of Nace in making $17 000 wtll cam about $24 , rafts in mid-July and tunneled perhour · into t_he va ult, then spent _a · weekend riOang an esllmated $8 One audience m ember said he million to SlO m1llaon worth of was "ma sta te of shock·· over r<'· cash and valuables quests for an additional 34 days of A month later. a fiiang used the pa1d leave, which includes lOdays same technique to take about $5 for adopting a child or funeral million (rom s afe.deposit boxes leave upon the death of any re-at the Societe Ge nerale branch !alive. orl"the lie St. Louis an Paris. Although the audience was It WQS a mys tery how the hostile to t·hf' contract propo:.ab, thieves entered the Milan bank. a few speakers praiscdthl'quality known in ltahan as lhe Cassa d1 of education an the distnct and R1sparmio delle Prov1nc1c Lorn· asked trustees to con1o.1der <·ost of barde. and how the)' remained llnnf? or teacher p<'rform;incl' tn unnoticed during what must rrC'ases have been a long stay Tot Survives Week Burial \'AN. Turkey IJ\Pl /j t year-0ld girl ha<, bcAr"" found alt ve under the debris of he r house col lapsed by the devastallng ea rth qu ak e that hil eastern Turkey a week <IJ!O The child, Mu,gan Celak, sun•1ved without food or water and in fret1.ini: tem- peratur es Rescue ~ orkers c~lll'd it a mtraclP St>e ~as taken to a hospital Monday but there ~as no 1mmed14.1te report on her <'ondition The quake killed nearly 4.000 pt>ople and left 40,000 homeless Frorta Page 1\l PILOT ... to -.l'a to Catalina and back Jga1n '- f \Itri allt·gedly forring thl• h<>lacnpter to take e' as1ve uct1on. 1.aBellt· new to Seal Beach and be~Jn d sNiel> of low pa.,ses over thl' r1ty, some reportedly below the 11.'vel of the palm tr<'t'S lhat ltne some of the strE>Ns. Police evac uated an area .iround city hall where the youth r l.'peatedl y bu7.Zed bu1lc11n gs bcfort• landing the plane near .. ome bunkers 1ns1dc the Naval Weapons Stalmn. OfftcPrS said that wh<>n he landed he had a 12-gauge shotgun in his possession They s1ud the weapon had been fired twice but they were not certain who or what the intended targets were. Contrary to earlier reports, there was no exchange of gunfire betwee n LaBelle and pohcc, of. racers said. Officer Jim Groos or lhe Seal Beach Police •Department said La Belle threw down tus gun and surrendered aCter bctog nushed by police units as he ran toward bunker s al the ammuruUon de· pot. Bandit Assaults Mesa Store Clerk An unidentified bandit knocked a femaie clerk at a Costa Me.sa convenience market unconscious early this morning. before fleeing with about $100 from thetiO. Laura J . Bonnell said ahe was stocking goods in th~ rear of the U Tote M Market, llrB Sunflower Ave. at about 3:50 a .m . when the man approached her from behind and aluued her in the back of the head. She lay on the noor for a few minutes before re1ainin1 con- lclousneH and calll.niPolJce. 't'he woman told officers abe could not idenUfy the robber. Coast Yields Five of 15 In Drug Raid Five Orange Coast residents Nere among 15 suspecu. rounded up early today as sheriffs de· puties and offi cers from three Orange County c1l1es cr acked what they described as a number of drug-selhnR conspiracies. • Senior sheriff's oHiccrs :.aid the raids in ll~n Beach, Westmins ter. Stanton, Anaheim, Orange. Garden Grove, L a Habra and Buena Park "ere a successful conclus100 to a three· month probe of alleged herom sales throughout the county. Investigators said the sus· peels, all lodged in the county j~il today. were involved an heroin sales that averaged $50 each for a "balloon" of the drug. fhey said quantities or heroin were seized when :-.cvcral or thi: arrests were made Arrested at their homes and awaiting munic ipal court ar· raignments on the charge~ a re . l(enneth Alfred Turlls. 28. of 6502 L1menck St., and Linda Mae Carletta. 25, of Apt A, 2110 Florida St.. both of Huntington Beach. v Also arrested Gror~c Con- treras Sienez. 42, of 7612 Wyom· mg St.: Robert Luther Singleton, 32. of Apt. 3, 7102 Maple St., and James Allen Carper. 27, of 7032 Maple St .. all of Westminster. Santa Trip ;;& Set in Mesa J\ da~··long excursion to San· l a's Village In the San Bernardino Mountains i11 planned Dec. 11 for Co11ta Mesn residents. The family dny, sponsored by the city's Department of Leisure Services. includes transportation and admission lo the Christmas town at a s pecial group rate. Cost is $6.50 per person and SS.2S for children under 4 years old. The bus will Jeave the Com· munlty Recreation Center at the Orange County Fairgrounds at 9 a.m., returning at approxim ately 5 p.m. For further information, call 556·5300. Yellow Cabs Run on Coast Yellow Cab of Newport and Costa Mesa is still ln operation, accordlng lo the firm's vice pl"e· sident. John Davidson. The Yellow Cab franchise in Los l\n1tle1 halted oper ations , abortJy att•r midnl1ht due to Jn expiration of insurance cQv- erase. <See story Pap.AS> Oran1e County Yellow Cab ftnnt. are Independently operat. ~. however. and .,.. 1Ull plcltln1 up C!Ultomert, Oavldlon said. I Where's the #S"!o * 1" ater? It's kinda hard to put out a f1r(' when vou'rc out of water. a nd that'!. what hap. µcncd to Mi ami fireman Mic hael o ·Bourkl' With a look of de~pair. he waits for a pump to be r epaired while the truck on a :'Yt1am1 :.trcct burns . Fanallv the pump wnrkl'd. \.\atcr flowed an·d the fjre went out aftl•r the trut k burned. Onofre Camps' 'Shut Shakeup News Due TOKYO <AP) • The rulmg body of China's parliament 1s meeting to ratify the JlOvernment ~hakeup that has followed Mao Tse-lung's death and lhc purge or ~1ao's "1dow and other radicals. The session. which opl'nl-d f•1e:.· 1\ay, was expected to make oublac the new ~overnmenl lineup that the Communist >arty Pohthuro has worked out Campsites at San Onofre Slate Beach will clo!le for four months beginning today, thestatcdepart mcnt of park:. ha:-. announced Construction of permanent camping fac1ht1es has prompt.ed the clos ing New facilities will include 236 r ecreat1onal vehicle eamps1te st alls. 63 tent campsites with ~loves. tables and fire rings. 619 day.use parkin.g_spaces, 16 com fort stations with cold waler ~howers, bathrooms and an en· trance complex • The ~urfang beach, at t.he north en~oflhe park. will remamop<>n The cost of the pro1ect 1:-. $894.000 Basketballs -695-995- 129s.149s.249 s.3s9s Backboards -1995 Goals -995 Valleyballs -1095·1695·21 95 Footballs -Juniors 79s & 1195 Intermediates 795• 11 95 N.F.L. Footballs -2895 Soccer Balls -695-1295• 169s.24ts.34ts Racquetball Racquets & Balls Handball Gloves & Balls Badminton Rackets Squash Rackets Table Tennis Sets Table Tennis Paddles & Nets Speedo Swim Suits l Trunks Skate Boards Morey B002ey Boards Dart Boards ' Darts Open 9 to 6 Closed Sunday ~ \l\S EOUIPMf Nr* : ff EADQ.f ARTERS ~ •..• Tennis Dresses Mens & Boys Tennis Shorts & Shirts Tenms Shoes ladies T retorns · Converse Adidas · Purcells Mens Adidas -Converse Purcells · Fred Perry Warmup Suits for ladies · Men -Children Tennis Rackets Wilson · Davis · ~on~ · Bancroft · Dunlop Tennis Balls -169·188. 22s.2la.2so ~· Varsity lettermen Jackets ,... Baseball Warmup Jackets SoftbaU Shirts Lettertnf Racket Stringing 538 Center 646· 1919 -~Saddleback ' EDITION DAILY PILOT ,,, •• ~ .. 110011 N. ·• Stot!ks * * * * VOL 69, NO. 336, 4-SECTIONS, 44 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, DECEMB ER 1, 1976 TEN CENTS Air Drania Linked to Religious Spat By ROBERT BARKER Of 11141 D•llf l'iloC ~H A 20-year·old Seal Beach man, who reportedly threatened to take his life in spectacular fashion, faces charges today of attempted murder with an airplane. Theodore Allen LaBelle, of 4596 Elder Ave., is being held on a $25,000 bo nd after an aerial drama at mid-day Tuesday over Seal Bf'arh Police s aid the attempted murder charges were Caled after LaBelle allegedly tried to ra m a police helicopter whtch Wias pursuing ham, first lo CatallJla and then to Seal Beach. Officers said the bizarre senes of events began when the youth allegedly stole an airplane at Long Beach Municipal Airport about 11 a.m. He made several dangerously low passes over the Seal Beach house of his girlfriend with whom he had quarreled over rehg1ous matters the night before. The low-Oying airplane ter- rorized residents an several blocks between Central Avenue and Electric A venue and west of city hall to 5th street. Police said the plane flew within 25 Ceet of the tower at city hall and at times was below the Grandparents' Doy got a chttnce to show her grandparents how s he spends her weexdays. After a guided tour, nearly 60 grandparents joined studeAls for a sack lunch and conversa- tion. Seven-year-old Erin Krough displays her artistic talents tor ner gran<lparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Trombatore of Covina. Tuesday was Grandparents' Day at Aliso School in El Toro and second grader Erin "'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • 1JodyFound Lying Beside Ge.Freeway An unidentihed man was found dead off the G ardeo Grove Freeway early today Cal1Corrua ,lllahway Patrolmen said he ma._v ~ve been hit by another car !While standing near his own dis abled vehicle OHlcers said they still are tr} to fllt·ce together exactly 4/t'hat happtlned on the frt•eway, near Euclid St reet in Garden Grove The.> said Honald f'1pps, 32. or Garden Grovt'. told officers he llpolled a d •~a bl ed \ ch1cll' part101ly on the free\\ ay about 12 40 a m , tried to S14erve and avmd 1t but struck the vehicle Offlrcr<, Jllt•gerl 1-·1pps also may haH• 'ilruck the pedestnan, who was found down an embank ment off tht frl'ewJy But before patrolmen arnved, the CHP s aid, :.omrooe removed Whal may have been the dead tnan's d1:.abled vehicle. The body wall found by officers looking for a man who reportedly t1td down thf' embankment from the scene. officers said. t'Jpps was not held. the CHP laid. and the case as still under m- Vetllgation I • Or :~:"'7:~as t \\''eatlaer Sunny warm days and cool nights through Thurs- day with coast highs near 70, lows about 50. About IO degrees warmer inland. ·~s•o•; TODA\'' Standard Oil ha& proposed thipplng 700 ,000 bo.,rrel1 of crude oil doily from Alcuka to Long Beach, creating amnr 3,100 Jobi . Pro1ec1·1 1up· portn-1 CeaN/y at h.eonng. StMJI Page AS White House Gate Repels CrashJTry WASlllNGTON <AP> -A man tried to s mas h a n old truck through a Whitt! House gate to day but the gate held and he wu!t qu1c)dy captured. author1t1es :.aid The front end of the truck was flattened agains t the northwest ~ale after the driver veered ocr bus y Penns} I van1a Avenue. The gate. one of severaJ new stronger ones installed because of a 1974 ~ale-crashing incident, did not buckle Several White llouse police 1n a guard house JU..,t a ft>y, feet away quickly ar· restl'd the man. The man was seen being taken into the guar d house He was wearing a green Jackel and pants and appeared to be about 30 years old. He was identafil'd a.o; Steven Willia ms, 38, of Santa Fe, N.M., and was charged wi th dcstrucllon of government property He was taken to a hospital for treatment of superficial cuts. O n C hristm as Day 1974, Marshall H. Fields. who said he wanted lo deliver a copy of the Koran, successfully crashed his car through a While House gate Marines Shielding Pendleton KKKs By Associated Pr~s The Manne Corps conC1rms 1t 1s prov1dm1? protective custody to six alleged Ku Klux Klan mem- uers an the afte rmath of an attack hy black Mari nes al Camp Jliejo Student Leaders Set For Capital, Two student leaders at Mission Viejo High School will be attend- ing the 1977 Pres ide nti al Classroom in Washington D.C., from Feb. 12 to 19. Tim Grant, president of the As- sociated Student Body, and Julie Ridge, senior class represen- tative, will attend the seminars and discuuions with federal legislators and deci&lon makers. Although El Toro High Scb~ students also have participated ln lhe pro1ram ln the past, no Qne from thal school will be aUend-int this year. ComntuQlty organizations are being aske1ram expenses. No school fundJ are used for the trip. The prograll} was created in 1988 to enable studentll to observe the workings of American de-mocracy. Pendleton on a barracks oct·upicd by white personnel Base offi cials said four white Marines were pl aced in the bng for their own protection the n1ghl of the Nov. 13 attack and two others subsequently joined them. A Cor ps s pokesman s aid t.he men a lso receive escorts to and from meals . Mai. Gen. Carl Hoffman, com- manding general of the base, has confirmed claims by lhe KKK in Louisiana that the Marine-; belong to the white-supremacy group. It has only been this week that the Corps has been willing to ad- mit the presence of the KKK on the base, which has a population of 40,000 servicemen from around lhe nation .• Such reports had circul ated as rumor rollowing the Nov. 13 incl dent Jn which a band of blacks CSee MARIN ES, Paite i\2) Theft and Cluck? Burglars who !Imo.shed a win- dow to gain e ntry to a Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken ouUet in MiSslon Viejo carried off the safe and Its contents of $1,401.70 in cash. Orange County aherl!f's om cers sald the in truden smashed the concrete slab encasing the elevated noor sire ana~ra1ged the heavy metal ~arc from the premls~ at 24902 Chruanta Drive. I tops or palm trees lining the streets. Residents of scor~ of homes. along with city hall and poLice de· partment personnel, were or- dered to evacuate by police using loud speakers. After buzzing Seal Beach LaBelle landed the plane safely m a plowed field at the Seal Beach Navy Weapons Station. Officers sa id that when La I.I / , Belle landed he had a 12-gauge by police as be ran toward am- shotgun in his possession. They muoltion bunkers from the said the weapon had been fired plowed field. twice, but they wereuncertaib as Police said that La Belle's to what o r who the targets were bizarre Oight was reportedly lh6 Contrarytoearlierreports,there result of a fight with his was no exchange of fire between g1rllriend. LaBelle a nd police. officers said. Barbie Meyer , a close friend of Officer Jam Groos of the Seal LaBelle's girlfriend, Margery Beach Police Department s&d St erling, said Tuesday that LaBelle threw down the gun and LaBelle didn't seem to be the surrendered after being flushed (~e PLANE, Page ,\2) Acre Seiz-tire Ordered Luwcock Resigns MAC Post By WILLIAM SCHREIBER 01 I ... D•1ty Pllet 5i.H Mission V1e10 Municipal Ad- visory Council CMACJ Chairman Richard Lowcock resigned from the panel Tuesday, effective im- mediately He is the seeond founding member of the MAC to quit in the pas t three months and had another 18 months to go of the four.year term he won in the first council e lection more than two years ago. Cal Neve. a n Orange County Sheriff's deputy, resigned his MAC post in September. citing personal reas ons fie was replac-ed last month by Gary Stoney. a consu I ling geologist and community leader. Lowcock's resignation came in the form of a telephone call to Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley and a letter was due to be malled today stating his reasons for g1\'10J? up the seal In· a tele phone inte rview. Lowcock said he wanted more Lime for other actiV1t1es ··since lhat's what I retired for." The 66-year·old former Coast Guard captain is also serving as president of Mission Viejo's Casta Del Sol retirement com- munity homeowners' associa - tion. "Wh en wc replaced Cal Neve, I saw all these bright, smart young people who applied and decided It 14as time to let somebody else gave 1t a try, .. Lowcock said. "lt was like pulling teeth to sign that letter and resign." Lowcock s aid he thinks MAC is a good thing for the community it serves, as long as it sticks to purely local issues and avoids getting involved in such regional things as school d1stnct labor disputes . "When I was electC'd, I was in - terested in getting lhmgs like a Mission V1eJO post office and parks,·· Lowcock -;aid "Now thos.~ things arc struightencd out. The outgoin~ chairman sajd he feels that while MAC "doesn·t make too m any waves" in its capacity as an ad visory body to the county Board of Supervisors. <See RESIGNS, PageA2) 0.11, ,.... 9Atft --QUITS MAC POST Ch•lrman Lowcoc:k D•1ly Ptlot SYtl tthete Up•et Winner Jan Overton of Dana Point today won a recount victory in the disputed Capistrano Un \fi cd School District Trustee election. overturning the original winner William Manahan by three votes. The rec ount tally g ave Mrs . Overton 7 ,952 votes a nd Manahan 7,949 votes. Before the r ecount Manahan held thC' IC'~d by C'ight votes . Skateboard Hitchhiker, 12, Injured A 12-year-old Aegean Hills boy 1s 1n the intensive care unit at Mission Community Hospital lo· day after apparently falling off his skateboard while trying lo hitch a ride on an automobile. California Highway patrol of- ficers said M ichacl Christiansen of 24826 Oaphne West tned to hitch a ride on a car driven by Wiiiiam Rarrer Ill, 20, of 24827 Daphne Wes t. through their neighborhood Instead of getting a ride, however. the young man lost his balance and nosedived onto the pavement. I\ spokesman for the hospital smd the h<>y 1s listed in stable condition and under observation in the intensive care ward with possible head i.njuries Toro School And Church To Be Moved Two El Toro historicaJ build· lngs -the orlginaJ community school and a small Episcopal church -soon will be traveling to new locations. Orange County supervisors Tuesday decided to temporarily place St. George's Episcopal Church and E l Toro's f1riit schoolhouse on property In lhe Lake F orest area owned by Oc· cidental Land Inc. The two buildings will be moved within six months to permanent sites ln the ne w Serrano Regional rtiat-0rical Complu nearby, a re- port to auperv l11ors said. County officiat11 explained the two buildings were donated to the county and the land they now oc- cupy, oCI El Toro R03d 50Uth of J ronlrnoaoad, ha:sl>ttnsold. ... Mexican Chief's Last Act M EXJCO CITY (AP) -Presa· dent Luis Echeverria today or- dered the expropriation of an ad- d1 t1on al 1.1 million acres of private farm and ranch land on the last day of his six-year term of office, the Agrarian Reform Ministry said. The expropriation came only hours before Jose Lopez Portillo -was inaugurated in ceremonies attended by Rosalynn Carter. H e nry A . K issin ger and dignitaries from 101 nations. Portillo, a former treasury minister, is believed to be pre- pared to swing the government away from Echeverria 's left-of· cente r policies. Nearly 1.5 million acres have been taken from private lan- downers for transfer to pea·sants In Echeverria's last days in of· (ice. The land will be redistribut- ed to about 40,000 peasants. The Agrarian Reform Ministry did not give the location of all the land expropriated today but said about 40,000 acres were seiU!d in the northern s late of Sinaloa where thousands of peasants threatened to invade private pro· perty if the government did not give them land. Sinaloa, a rich <See LANO, Page A2) * * * Portillo Vows 'Right' Turn For Mexico MEXICO CJTY (AP) -Jose Lopez Portillo was sworn in lo· day as president of Mexico and indicated his administration would return to more business- onenled policies and swing the country toward the right. Lopez Portillo, a former treasury minister, accepted the red, white and green presidential s ash from outgoing President Luis Echever ria at Mexico City's National Audito ri um where representatives of 102 nations gathered for the ceremonies. Lopez PorUJlo said in prepared remarks that red istribution ot ln- conre in which the poor can share more of the country's wealth 11hould be based on creutlng more jobs. He made it clear that his government would empha,lze production and restoring faith of the business sector in the govern- ment. Mexico has been suJferinf{ from high Inflation, a weakened peso. high unemployment and the fli ght of capital abroad. . - CSff PORTILLO, Page A2) YOU'VE GC1f' 23 1 SHO~PING D~VS LEF=T TO BUV M'I PR.E SENT / C , ... ttr I•• U•lt ... '••I••• ,,..eoutt "'' Wed"esday, December I 1978 Econ~DIY Stahle Death Claimed Husband Seeks Wife's Body October Rejiort Remains Same JACKSONVILLE. Flu lAP) -A man who daHns his 26-year-old wife has been medically dead for 10 days says he wants doctors lo turn oft machjnes maintaining her respiration and heart beat. 06tly 1'114" ~I ....... GROUNDED BY POLICE Seal Beach's LaBelle WASHINGTON CAP) -The government said today its index foreshadowing economic trends rt-mained unchanged in October after two m onths or steep decline. It indicated that the na- tion's economic slowdown might not worsen. At the same t ime. the Com· merce Department revised its in- dex of leadin g economic in- dicators for the previous two months to show that it declined even furthef than first reported. The compasite index was down e ight-tenths of a percent in Au1ust and nine.tenths of a per· cent in September after the re- visions, compared with the seven-tenths of a percent decline reported earlier for both months The performance of the andex in October was not entirely con- F rom POfl~ A l PLANE CAPER ••• ~ same person after the quarrel. Mrs. Meyer said that La Belle and Miss Sterling were engaged to be married in Apnl She said that M 1ss Stt>rhng told La Delle a week ago. however, that there couldn 't be a marnage unlesS LaBelle accepted <;hnst into their relationship. She said that LaBelle had come to Miss Sterling's house Monday n1~ht and after an argu- ment began t o brrak up furniture There were inchcations, Mr:. l\tcycr said, that I.aBelle in- lt'nd ed to do something d rama lie "I think he might have m· tended to cra.!>h into the houses hut something .... ouldn'~ lcl him do 1t." Mr::. Meyer said "It JUSl wasn't hkt· Ted ... she added. "lie altended several or I our prayer meetings and he real· D••ff Jl'\tt1 ,,, .... "'"hot• 'HE WAS POSSESSED' Friend Barbie Mey•r ly was a nice and congenial guy. ( think that he was po5sessed by a demonic s pirit," she declared. Miss Sterling was present dur- ing a telephone interview with Mrs. Meyer , but s aid she was too distraught to talk to a reporter. The events began to unfold . shortly before 11 a.m. Monday at Long Beach Municipal Airport where pol ire said LaBelle took a twin-engine Cessna 310 whose own e r reportedly Ii ves in f1orida. Lons Beach Police Lt. Anthony Malep1cn saia police received a tip from someone who allegedly overheard LaBelle say he was going to take an airplane "and do something te~rible." • Malepictl said a Long Beach police helicopter began pursuit · and followed him to Avalon and back over Seal Beach, trying to talk him down. "He told the police pilot to leave him alone or he would try to ram the helicopter,·• MaJepich said . "The helicopter had to take evasive action," MaJepich said. An FAA spokesman in Los Angeles said that LaBelle's father and step-mother tried to talk lo him from the Long Beach airport tower . LaBelle refused to talk with his parents but apparently clicked the radio monitor in the plane to inform them that he l)ad heard their pleadings, the spokesman ::.aid. He landed the plane at about 12 35 at the U.S. Naval Weapons station near Bolsa Ch.tea Street and Edinger Avenue. LaBelle. a student at Long Beach Stale Un1vers1ty, 1s a sll.1· dent pilot but doesn-.t have a pilot ·s license. police said Orficers said the plane would ha\·e to be removed from lhf' weapons station by truck. * * * Air Chase Pilot's . ~rl Stands by Him 1"he .:1rlfru•nd of a pilot ~ho blltlt•d homc·s 111 S1•;1l ll<'~1rh Tues Cl.J \ ..,,11d lOcla} "ht· ~111 &land tlt'h1nd hl'r bo.> friend, Theodore ulicltc. JI.,._ :i)" ·We lovr 1'.H'h olhf'r, and I ~•II alwa)•!l IO\ e him ·Margery Stl'rl m.:sa1d "lie 1:. a Sh) pt·rson and he .... ouldn t hurt &n\OOf'," Mi ss ~lerl1n~ drclarNt · lie wa"I Just a hllll' ronfustd " Miss Sterlinf.t •wad 1t wa.~ not Ted nytng thf' airplane that lC'rronLNI hundreds of Seal Beach residents Tuesday. "I believe I mt>an I know that Jesus helped to pilot the plane and land It safely." She s1ud she thought the landing was unbelievable in what she OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT fMt;.~("'f t0tt1h ... le! 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""'' • •l'••olJ\ft ..-., •+ lft•vt '"' l•I 6tr,,.Ju~ tf t.f'OfrtQN ftaof\•~ \•c•~ "•'' "~'• .. •••• •• CMt• Mit-v C•tit•'"'• '"'""•t•o" bv c•,,1•r t,t ,. :::;::~bl>:~.:.;• "*'''-'• Mlhltt• called the rough terrain of the landing site at the Seal Beach Naval Weapans Station. "He had never flown a multi· eng10e plane in his life and the landing was very professional "It was unbelievable and he had to have J esus· help, "she said. ·· 1 am JUSt truly thankful that he 1s alive and others haven't been hurt,' shesa1d. M iss Sterling said that she and young LaBelle had known each other for hve months and lh11t he was a "perfect person." "He didn't s moke and if he drank it was only lightly on social occasions.·· she said. Miss Sterling said it wasn'fTcd LaBelle who left Tuesday morn· Ing prior to the wild airplane flight. "It was someone else." The couple had been engaged to be m arried, but it was broken ?ff about a week ago because Miss Sterling insisted that LaBelle ac· cept Christ in their relationship. MARINES • • stormed into a barracks armed with clubs and screwdrivers and assaulted six white Marines they apparently believed were holding a Klan meeting . The investiaatlon shows the black hit the wrong roiom. The men inside were engaged in a· beer party In vlolaUon of regula- tions. the Corps has said. Officials said it has not been determined IC they wllJ be charged with the ln· fraction. ln Washington, the Marine Corps described the barracks al· lack as an isolated Incident •nd dlsclalmed any whho·black racial probltms. As of Tuesday. lS blacklwereln custody In connection with the cue. dus1ve since economists say 1t takes at least three months to e:.tabhsh a trend. The index was certain to be dis· • cui.sed in Plains, Ga , today when President elect Jimmy Carter meets with top economic advisers. Carter said last month he will recommend a tax reduc- tion or othetry.!>teps to stimulate the econ-0my'H the slowdown con- tinued much longer. Until the index's final compo- nent was tabulated Tuesday, analysts reared the October figures would be down for the lhlrd month in a row. While the October index did not show things getting any worse. it wd not s how them gelling any better. Four of the 12 components used APWfrt .... to• INCOMING PRESIDENT Mexico's Portmo Fr..-Page A I PORTILLO • The new president said Mexico would have to go through a period of austerity to pull out of the recession .. Lopez Portillo, who could sus- pend outgoing President Luis Echeverria 's land expropriation decrees, noted that there are real limitations to land distribution. Jn the past Mexico's agricultural problems have been as much political as technical. with the go\•ernment proportioning out land to peasants who cannot pro· duce eCC1c1ently in large quan- tities. The new president called on "extremists to d efer the violence that springs from their desire ror JUSt1ce and to channel their desper ation ... and their com- passion into constructive ac- t1v1ty." In the last days of the Echever· ria adm1nistrat1on the govern· mcnl seized a total of nearly 1.5 m11l1on acres, or 2,343 square miles. T hat's an area slightly bigger than the state or Delaware or half.again as bi~ as the legen· dary King Ranch in Texas. Under Mexican law it is illegal for an individual to own more than 250 acres of land. Wealthy families have divided their hold· ings among individual members and claim they have met the re· quirements of the law. * * * f'rorw Page A J LAND .•• vegetable producing area, is on thr Pacific Coast about 300 miles south of Arizona The Agrarian Reform Ministry said the rest of the expropriated . land was in several states. About two weeks ago, Echever· ria expropriated 240,000 acres of ranch and farm land in the n o rthern slat e of Sonora. ranchers and farmers halted all asiricuJtural work and parked their tractors and other farm equipm e nt on the streets of Ciudad Obregon to protest the takeover . Businessmen in 41 cities closed their stores and factories in a one-day strike to show sympathy for the plight of the dispossessed landowners. 1WO SPEAKER SYSTEMS SOLD "I sold the speakers to a Daily Pilot reader. And, I'm very hap· py about it, too." That's the sales success ex· perienc(\d by the Dana Point person who placed this cla54lfled ad : Twd J . B. Lan!l inJ: speaker syst,ms. Cmt ~. Slit' {or $695. XXX• lUUOC tr you h1wc sound equipment you want kl convert to cush, call 6'2°5678. I We mukc ll easy for you lo eut a few words to work for you, In th Delly Pilot. , to assess the stale of the t'conomy were positive an Octotx•r, while seven were negative· The largest upward push on the index was from contacts and or. ders for plants and equipment. Also showing gains were the average work week, up frotn 39.7 hours in September to 39.8 hours, business starts and the money supply. The bigges t downward in nueoce was from busines1> de'" Ii ver ies, also ca lied vendor performance. F roaa Page AJ RESIGNS ... the county does heed what the council sllggests in most cases. Lowcock predicted that there will eventually be cih~ in the Saddlehack Valley, but not until there is a bigger tax ba:.e. "When J drive through the city or Irvine, I see all those big in. dustrial buildings," he said. "That helps the average tax· payer by holding down the t ax rate. "For some reason, Mi ssion Viejo has been reluctant to go after this kind of development, which the area will need before cities can be formed." According to Lowcock, he de· cided to run for the MAC because "all my life l earned a living and when I retired, I relt I owed something to the people.'' His campaign for the council was UAU~ual and active. lie rode around ~the community in a brightly decorated golf cart and distributed literature. Lowcock said he hopes the council chooses .. somebody representative'' to replace him. It is likely the remaming four meml><!rs will repeat the process used to replace Neve, seeking ap· plications from interested com- munity residents and then select· ing one by majority vote to serve out the remainder or Lowcock's term. Gerald Cain, an auto-damage appraiser, is ask· mg Circuit Judge John S. Cox to allow him to re- move his wife's body from St. Vincent's Medical Center so an autopsy can be performed to determine cause of dealt}. Celia Cain was admitted to the hospital Nov. 18 for a hysterectomy. Cain said s he was recoveting from the surgery in a private room two days later when she developed a breathing problem and was rushed to a respirator in the intensive care unit. She remains in intensive care. In his petition, to be heard by Cox Friday, Cain ~ claims his wife has been medically dead since Nov. 20 when her brain activity ceased. He said his wife's neurologist, Dr. Jacob Green, has indicated there is no hope that Mrs. Cain ever • will return lo a state of awareness. . .. Narco Agents Grab 15 in County Rai~ Five Orange Coast residents were among 15 suspects rounded up early today as sheriff's de· putres and officers from three Orange County cities cracked what they described as a number of drug-selling conspir acies. Senior sher iff's officers said . the raids in Huntington Beach. Westminster , Stanton. Anaheim, Orang~. G-ard en fuove, La Habra and Buena Park were a successful conclusion to a three· month probe of alleged heroin sales throughout the county. Investigators said the sus- pects, all lodged in the county jail today, were involved in herom sales that averaged $50each for a "balloon" of the drug. They said quantities of heroin were seited when several of the arrests were made. Arrested at their homes and awaiting municipal court ar· raignments on the charges are: Kenneth Alfred Turlls, 28, of 8502 Limerick St., and Linda Mae Carletta, 2S. or Apt. A. 2110 F1or ida St., both of Hwiting\on Beach. MAC to Review Park Development Mission Viejo Municipal Ad· visory Council m embers will meet in a special session toni&ht to review final plans for develop.. ment or two major community parks -Alicia and Castille. 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