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Home My WebLink About1977-11-24 - Orange Coast Pilot• r VOL. 70, NO. 32$, .. SECTIONS, 100 PAGES • LOS ANGELES (AP) -There 1i. a killer loose here. Re preys on girls and women, rapes them, stran&Jes them and leaves their nude bodies lylnc in the bushes and ravines around town A victim found nude in the bushes along a freeway Wednes· day may be the 10th similar intfl· dent in less than four weeks, in· vestigators say. Police have set up a 32-man • task force to investigate the kill· 10gs. Al least eight of the victims were strangled. ·All the bodies were at least partially nude. Many were sexually molested. Most of the bodies were found in the northeast.em suburbs. The body found Wednesday had been there at least a couple or days before a highway depart- ment worker discovered it, police Ll. Dan Cooke said. The coroner bu yet to determine how the young woman died. "It appeared that she might have been strangted, •~ Cooke said. "Whether this ii the :same person or a copycat or even whether she overdosed and somebody &ot rid or her we don't know." The city school district, react- ing to the killings, urged all school• to dlscu11 aaf ety ia claaaea and to bave students read a speclalpasnphleton safety. The first in the serles of kill· anp wa Judith Lynn Miller, 15, of Hollywood, whose nude and stran&led body was found Oct. 31 on a La Cresc:enta front lawn by a man picklnc up bis monlina newspaper. Four bodies have been found' sance Saturday. On Sunday, two youna Hip)and Park Sirls were found dead in a parlr. alter having been miasing a weelr.. SOrija Johnson, H, and Dolores Cepeda, 12, appeared tO hatt been sexual· ly molested. coroner'• chief ln· vesti&~ Bob Danbacber aald. Kristina Weckler, 20, of Glen· dale was found atran&led Satw-- day in Highland Park. The two victims not stran&led were Terry Jill Barcunr;':°'18, of I a en Every Day a Bon.us Tenerife Survivors Count Blessings By The Associated Press Every day of the past eight months has been one or thanksgiving for Harold and Grace McGowan. The Laguna Hills couple sur- vived the worst air disaster in history, the March 27 collision or two jumbo jets at Tenerife in the Canary Islands. Seventy persons lived; 581 died. Police Arrest Teen Actress On 2 Charges LOS ANGELES (AP> - MacKenzie Phillipe, 18-year-old actress in the ••ODe Day at a Time" television show, was ar· rested Wednesday after a deputy round her ~rawled on a West Hollywood street, authorities said. ~ Miss Phillips, who plays older daughter Julie on the prime-Ume show. was booked for invesUga. tion or possessing a controlled ~ubstance and public drunken- ness after a sberiff'1 patrol unit found her s prawled on Robertson Boulevard about 12·15 a.m., a spokesman said. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Gary Leonard said a sub· stance believed to be cocaine was found in the woman's purse. However, Barbara Brogliatti, a spokeswoman for Tandem Productions which produces the show, said Miss Phillips told her lawyer the substance was an am- phetamine diet pill. A laboratory analysis was ponding, Leonard said. Miss Phillips was on a date when the incident occurred. a spokeswoman said. She was taken to the jail ward at County-USC Medical Center because of the alleged intoxica- tion, authorities said, and re- leased about 7 a.m. on $500 ball. She did not appear to be injured, Leonard said. The spokeswoman said the pro· gram is not taptni thls week· beeause of the Than.ltsgl vinl holi- day. Miss Pbllllps, who celebrat- ed her 18th birthday Nov. 10, bad just moved into her own Hollywood-area home laat weekend, Ms. BrogUatti said. The birthday enabled the teen· age star to work more than lour boura per day peruutted by the at.te labor code for 17-year-olds.'. But Ms. Btoaliattl said Mils PbWJpa' 1'01'k 1cbeduJe had not lncreued and tbAWlta Phll.Upa co.atinued to atudy for ll'•duation from HollywOOcl Profenlonal ,. fUCb School with the help Ol a $tildio tutor four houra daily. The McGowans were amona 10 :.urv1vors of the 37 residents of the Leisure World retirement community who boarded the Pan American World Airways 747 jet which collided with a KLM 747. McGowan, 78, a retired engineer, paused when asked in a telephone interview Wednesday if Thanksgiving had special meaning for him this year. Then he replied: ,,, ........ FACES CHARGES ActreM PhMllP9 Pilot Offen Holiday Tipa On Shopping A long list of sift 1uagest1ons appears in a special 40-paae tabloid section in today's Dally Pilot. Where to find a \'ariety of popular gifts, including holiday food pat"ks, video tape reCorders, the new vid® 1amet ud the l4ttesti111ki~pmeotlJfeatured Jn this SP.9Cia1 maa~t· Otbe'l-gift ideas include Orien- tal rugs, western and gqUMaad· dies, nostalCic ceilbl• lau and toyund hobbies. Save p~lous '"°*>Pini Ume and effort by 1earcbfD1 throuab ttUJ Christmas abopplna luide - the Oranae Countf Gl\tlna ina1azine. "In a way, I think, we've felt that almost every day was s pecial since then, because it was quite a thing to survive." He said be and bis wile, who is ,m1 recovering from foot injuries. suffered in the crash, would eat a turkey dinner at home with their son, daughter-in-law and S-ye~ old grandson. The holiday will be more somber for 62-year-old Mario. Tyzbir, whose wile of 38 years perished in the crash. Mrs. Tyzbir's remains were never identified and she was buried along with llG otbeJ' crash vicUm& -most of them uniden-. tlfled -at Westminster Memorial Park.. . ... t VIPll't. be .. ~ wttboot her, but life still bu to io oo." he said quietly. "I've talked to 1DJ' priest about it and b&'s atven me SOKQe lldrice.. '' T1zbir said be would 1pend the c1&1 withhls aon'a family in Whit· tier. "I've felt very thankful all along to the Lord that I got out of that.'' he added. Tylblr, who bas lived nine years ln the retirement com- munity, said be 1till Urea easily from a · crash-lnfliei.d back in· jury. Floy and Paul Heck are also celebratma wtt.b tbelr children. "God WU ao-wonderfUl-to HV. us and we .tie 10 happy to be alive," Mrs. Heck said. She said abe and her husband have talked about their ex· perien.ce to many public croups. most of them ohW'Ch·affillated. "Some survivors have had ni1htmares, but we haven't," abe said. ··we believe it'a because of our rei.tlomhip with God. "We don't need a paychlatriat because we have a heavenly paychiatrilt." JeaD Brown, still under medication for ))urns, aald ab9 would spend Tbankaelvla'V at bome with ber husband, who Wlls not on the ruf ht, • their son, daughter-in· aw and two grandchildren. .. I'm &lad to be bere,•• she said. .. I guess that would 1wn it up. l'm juatalad to be here • ., PIWVKCWES COPS 1'HE BIRD •I I l DIVER STEPH~S DISPLAYS INCl'USfED REUC He BeUev• It w ... ThrOtue Of WWII Alier•ft / . ' Wreckage F:Oiiiiil Of "Wwll lfl~ By ABTBUR B.. VINSEL Of .. Oelly ......... - A diver saya be 11¥ d1'covered the wrectaie of a World War D. airplane in !iO feet of water .~3 miles off Huntm,cton. Beacbtnear Oil Island Em911. Tb,e deJ>ri1, lnolu~ln11 •n enain~acowUM as&e'1))b' jftd.a propelJOr bulfwere f~·'tUft:. day b,y.0.D~ "Steve•• S~~ t Witness Silent I I ~ ' • \ ' ' ~ _,,..,...., • ...-,er~ SAN l'BANCISCO CAP) -Dis· trlct Attoniey Joeepb Freitas Jr., admlWns be was eatlna crow, announced Wednesday he wu dropptaa a felle ad.er~ lawsuit =t the maken · Ol Wheatlea reakfutcertal. "My ccosumer fraud unit blew th le one," a cood-bamored Freltaatoldanewaconterence. Freita eaid be talked earllor ln the d&J with exeeutlvea ot General M.llb, maken of tbe 81 PRILIP&OSJU.JllN Ol•O.., ......... The owner of a SUta Ana gold and 1llver bu1Uon 1torace firm , aatd a composite drawlq ot a San Diego 1old embeuleinent suspect is a double for the man who robbed blm. · .. It looks ldenUcal," Vincent Carrano, pretldent of SwlH ( J Vaults I.De., l{()( N. Grand Ave .• · T said Wedneaday. Ria company . JN SHOR ~ wasTObbedinJulybyamanwbo _ _ posed as a client. accordla& to a Carrano. . . . ... •4• ( ,..c PLANE RESTS IN HUNTINGTON Fle&.D AFTER CRASH . Craft Hect Just Taken Off From Me.ctowtark Airport; 2 Eecaped lnJu.ry· cereal called "The Breakfast of Carrano cJa.lms to have nuon Champioost and said be wu to recopize the man he 1atd tied : .. ~ . -,, ·.I~ p,...p'ageAJ ~SH SCENE ••• ~iill•paramedics extricated both aviators from the wreckafe. .. . '8 • T CllA8H, TOE TBlRD IN three months at the Mudowlark lltiip. seemed certain to revive the controversy aurroundin& theo QPerationofthe Huntington Beach airfield. . Mayor Ron Pattinson was at the crash scene and ~as seen to be engaged in heated discussion with onlookers who said they oppose the continued operation of the field. Patttnsoo was heard to agree with at least one onlooker wbo sq .. .. gcsted that it was time for the city to look a1ain at the propo1al that pigbt flying be banned at Meadowlark. Police said the aircraft piloted by Anley crashed at 8: 50 p.m. after • ~parenUy taking off from Meadowlark in darkness. Pilot Logbook A Child's Version Of Thanksgiving By ANNECOOPE& Ot•DIMY ........... ··we celebrate Thanksgiving because the Pilgrims 1ot away from their king, who made them go to one church," 5-year-old .. Susie told me. "PILGRIMS UVED in a country where they !ltd a real . king," she said. "Thia king was mean and made them allaotothe same church -it mu.t have been a bl.a, bll bull.dlna." .... A month a10 Suale dldn•t tnow Thanksgiving from Memorial D&J, but ldn· dergarten took care of that. Thll explanation oC the holiday wu mado to convince me our \'efri1erator muat be P1Ntef9d with IDdl.ua !eatben, 1alllng sh.lps an4 ~. .. "The PUgrims weitt on 1be Mayflower boat to a new klnidom, .. 1be nld. ''Tbq all got seaalck because the boat went up and down and up and down the wavea, unW 1t bumped into a rock.. "THEY CUMB£D out of the boat on the rock, wbleh wu named 'Plymouth' and they aawlndlans. ·'The Indians helped them make houses, but there were no stores, so the Jndlans taught them how to shoot animals wltb bows and arrows and how to make food. ·'Thanksgiving," she said," is because we are flad the Pil- grims found a great land and didn't have a mean ldnl &D)'mOl"9." "Do you know what greatland that was?" I asked. •'No, '\.she said. "IT W AB AMERICA -the same land where we live, 0 I said. "We celebrate 'lbanJufivtng because we are thankful the P1l· ·grima made it throu&h the bard times they had when they flnt ar- rived in America. . ''The country we live in mlght not be what it la today, ll lt badn 't been for the bard work and aacriflce of the PUirtma and the.help they had from the Indians. So we are· thankful. an4 we 'have a speclal day for thanks -Thanksgiving." .. AB FOR ME," said Susie, '1'm Just thankful fer mJ new bed-I never really liked the old one.•• And u for me, l 'm just thankful for Susie. Silver Reeovered e PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -•Polite eald WedneadaJth'1 baff •~yered all but OIJe Of tbe 30. !pt.en of aa: elea•nt •liver •sernce <t¥blch -were 1to1en from . ~he Rhode Itland Sta~ Houle by , two m....., piunen demandlDC •an end tcJa state priaon lockup. I ~ -------------------.. • • • .. DAILY PILOT .HBEscap~e From Texas Jail Captured BAKERSFIELD (AP) -A Huntington Beach man who escaped from a Texas Jatl last month baa been captured 1n Bakenfleld. FBI aceota arrested .lack Wllaoo.Roman, 218, also known u Glenn Jack Allen, Tuesday at a rural Bakerafleldbome. Roman and tbree other men escaped from the Ector County Jail In Odeaaa, Tau, Oct. 20 by 11 winf their way throu1h a metal wall. It took the men four days to aaw their W&J out. One of the men wu captured in Odessa the d&J ot the escape and the other two are still at larte. • p,....PfigeAI PLANE~ •• convlncect me ft.rm wu able to h.. '"''· support clalma 'tty Olympic de-him up ~ 11111 office while ac- cathlon champion Bruce Jenner compllces rifled the vaulta. c.,.. that he bad been J lon&Ume eater rano said then he feared for bis of Wheaties. life and stared ''into the coldest. eyes 1 'Veever seen." Scleell•rill 8W But Santa Ana police say the San Diego man, wtio ll accusecl of • WASHINGTON CAP) -Prest· looting 70 rental locken of a firm dent Carter alped le1lalatlon he pretended interest in b&.l.1ini, WedneadaJ postponiJla for 18 can'tbethesame. months the Food and Drua Ad· ministration's proposed ban on Robbery detectives claim to the use of saccharin as an have reason to know that the art.lficlal sweetener, the Whlte fugitive can't be the same man House said. who robbed Swiss V aulta. The leeislat.1011 also ordert tbe They're b\ISY trytq to IJl'099 to· Department of Health, Educa• the Orange Coul'lty Grand Jury Lion and Welfare to study 1ac· that Carrano robbed hla oWD cbal'ln and other food additives. ·business. The bill, which Carter signed Carrano fnsl.sted Wednesday without comment, would require that the Santa Ana police oUlht to cancer warnln&I on food pro-be lootine for almllarlUe~ ducu cont•tntng aacchuin. .. 'between the Swtas Vaults ~. bery and the San Diego crime. D11111•fe A•rr11etl At thetlmeoftbeSwlu Vaults MACHILIPATNAM, India robbery, Carrano described bis (AP) _ 'lbe cyclone and tidal attacker to pollce artlltl, wbo wave that carved a trail of dev· made a composite drawtn1. aatatlon o"er India's southeast Police have not made ti public. • Carrano'a attorneys, however, coast swept away about 100 obtalnedacopy. villages and fiooded bundreda of Carrano described hll suspect square miles of fertile land, of· as male, )(ufoan, aae 35, 5 feeU ficlals said Wednesday. inches tall, we:l.lblnl 175 pound.a The actual number of deaths with brown hair and eyes. may never be known. The Ti.mes Tb San n1 "O sus...,.• Of India in New De1"1 said tlie e ,.,.e. , __ .., ac~ ....... cused of that crime in October, deathtollcouldreach20,000. was described a1 male, the wrectaae from the surface. caucastan. CO, 5 t• t Inches~ Stephens and hla divine ~•ee ,_,_. 165 poundl with blue eyes SAN DIEGO 8USPEC1' Slmllarttr Denl9d l partner, Bill Wilder, 42, were WASHINGTON (AP) -The • blond luUr tl)at varied to nc1disb able to point lt oat to them while • Justice Department wtll convene gold at tbe~. u u.ouahdJed. • 'DIPverdabl S. aiW awlmmlni around. it. in Scuba a grand jury to further In· Santa Ana detecUvet eald µ'-J .gear,desp1tethe50-footdepthl. vestieate Ber{ Lance'• financial Wecmtlld.ar e CODIDlt.-4 QURNA. Iraq (AP) Pituandthe)'OWlferStepbem affairs, a pvemment aoarce b1Banl>bilo :euuuiettempt Norw~1tan •ZPlor•r Thor • were Minding Steve Stephena and confirmed Wednesday. to eatahlli6 1 tJI between Heyerdahl untarled tall Wedw- Wllder oo an Inspection of moor· However, the source aaid no thecrilbelbutfounclnone. day and set out on. a neW' • ln1 cbalns to wblcb bar1es decision bas been made on .c•fcfon'tieeanyparallelllnthe aeabornumpedltl• lli a NP)l~ anchor while loadin1 oll when the whether to seek an indictment caae at ~., ono inveaU,atbr of an and• SWDtl'hm boat~ plane wudilcovered aboutnooa asa~Lance. s aid. ,toaa.ooo.~~11#1.JD: •~ ·Tuead~ --......:------------~--------~~~----~~~~!-------..-.'"""""'~...-....-.....-....,_~..._ ''Normally, vlalblllly doWD there ls oaly about three feet." HYI Stephens, who WU tbe first diver to inapect the seafioor foun- dation ol OU laland Emmy in 1862 when sbewu built. He bad no lokllng the alrcraft wreckace wu there, 7 ,200 feet off ·abore, slightly to the northwest of the terminus of Golden West Street. "Whan wu looldne for wu a plle of roe kl," he says or the barge mooring chain's anchor. During bis 20-year dlvln1 career ha bu found sunken debrJ1, flahlng and pleasure boa ta and various other but never a plane. ......... 1 WITNESS ••• missal of the charges aealnat Kulik. Barnette dented the moUon and ordered the heartng con- tiqued to Dec. 2 when It 11 bellevect federal recorcle sub- poenaed by DeMaaaa wUl be available. The reeotdl bm>lve federally relocated witneaaea Flori and Raymond Steven Resco, wbo 11 charced In connectton with the BoYan 11&,Jlq. DeMuaa told tbe court be ls seeklng evidence tbat the men were Involved in federal drua In- formant cues. Be implied that aucb evidence would lencl credlbWty to Kullk'a claim that he didn't know where tbe heroin came from • DeM ... clalmed there la 1oocl reuon to believe KU1lk wu set up. KOJ,ER •• ; ..,._ ..... c....,~ 111-.. ............ a.r- We Are the OLDEST carpet firm in Southern California y.~-.;-~·~~·~ OXFORD ~"'·· The traditional elegance of the tight frieze of the old World of Wool. Now brought to you in the Antron Nylon of today. Autoclave heat set and static controlled. MAESTRO The ever popular' ~se so1id color ~~sh for ease of decorating and wearobHity. ( '_f.j~ We en stiD tak~ . ~ • .,.-; ·-· · orders. for custom made draperies and fnstallation prior to Christmas. Orders must be placed by November 17. . .NOW 14ss Sq; Yd. • ds Say Thanks Viejo 'Team' Learns Together 1 LAURIE KASPER Ol ... Dllit, .......... CaaUUo Elementary School ln M1sstcm Viejo ii only three years old but llOllle tradlllona there are as old as any around. Thia seems especially true for Thank11ivin1 with the Krinklaw team -the 90 fourth·, rlfth·, and s ixth·craders taught by Joel Drew, Lynn Wegner and Linda Detterich. ALTHOUGH THEY are or· ganb:ed under the new educa- tional concept or open schools, mixed grade levels and team teaching, they harken back lo the ways or Pilgrim settlers to celebrate this annual holiday. They came to school Wednes· day dressed in their finest Pil· grim, Pioneer and Indian garb. In past years, some students also have come as Plymouth Rock, a stockade and a turkey. They dress for other holidays a~ well and usually the costumes More Study are the creations of the children themselves. .. THEIR IMAGINATIONS really go wild," said Drew. It's fun and Mrs. Wegner believes the neatest thing about it ls "that the students can reel to be a child is a neat th.ing." But this was only a part of the Thanksgiving celebration devol· ed to learning by doing. They also baked bread, played the kind of games Pilgrim children might have played and did old·fashloned dances of that day. SOME PARTICIPATED IN a group wnlmg project by con· tributing paragraphs to an essay that was read later. Others took an hour to develop a dramatic presentation for classmates. "It's really corny. A lot or choral speaking and straight out corn," explained Mrs. Wegner Bigger Toro Noise Ban Vote Delayed By KATHY CLANCY CM Ille o .. ty Pllet$utl Orange County supervisors will await additional study before following up on last year's dec1s 1on to enlarge a home build- ing ban around El Toro Mi> .me Corps Air Station Mesa Woman's Son Killed in Army Mishap FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) -A Fort Hood officer has been killed in a military training exercise. Fort Hood spokesmen Wednes- day identified the dead man as .2nd. Lt. John G. Green of "C" Company. 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry. Officers said Lieutenant Green was killed Tuesday when be was pinned tmdf'r the tank in which he was nding after the vehicle went off an embankment and rolled over. Lieutenant Green is survived by his wife Sherry of Killeen, Texas, his mother Beaulah Green of Costa Mesa, Calif., and his father John C. Green of Caldwell, Texas. Helen Troxel Dea4 at 64; Rites Monday A funeral service is scheduled Monday for Helen Fay Truxel, a. founder of the Huntington Beach Art League and 62-year resident of the city. She died Tuesday al the age of 64. - Rites for Mrs. Truxel will be at JO a.m. Monday at Pierce Brothers-Smith's Mortuary, with buri;ll to follow at Good Shepherd Cemetery m Huntington Beach. Friends may visit from noon to 9p.m. Stmday. An artist who worked with various media and employed a distinctive personal style, Mrs. Truxel was the owner or Fay's Arts. She operated the firm which supplied many area artists out or her home·studio, which she shared with her husband, Clif- ford, in the downtown area. Supervisors followed the recommendation or the county Planning Commission Wednes day and put off translating •• :st year's action onto county plan· ning maps and into zoning changes. They also gave county officials 45 days to report on how new jet aircraft noise monitoring studies should be accomplished. By so domg, supervisors set the stage for a possible revision m the boundary lines of land thought to be affected by El Toro flights. Last December s upervisors voted to enlarge an area around the base defined by a consultant as impacted by jet noise. That action had the effect of adding about 7 ,000 acres to an area where residential buildmg had been prohibited earlier. . The enlarged building ba n could have the effect of ehminat· ing 12,000 to 15.000 new homes in the El Toro area. But spokesmen for both the Ahso Vie10Company and Laguna Village, Inc., have challenged the consultant's study that Jed to supervisors' decision. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich s aid Wednesday the board Agrees homes should not be built where jet noise reaches what health officials define as unac- ceptable levels. "But where is that line?" Diedrich asked. Diedrich noted the consultant's study supervisors paid $14,000 for last year already appears lo be in error according lo landowners' private studies . .. Whenever we can say that we have potentially erred we have an obligation to see 1£ we have erred," Diedrich continued. Supervisor Philip Anthony not· ed the county decision now is driving private developers lo spend a lot of money to get more refined noise data. Supervisor Thomas Riley not- ed, however, that until new in- formation is presented for a de- cision supervisors' pohcy of last December sti 11 stands. Aliso Viejo officials told county planning commissioners earlier this month that their study so far shows that only about 1,000 acres of company land is impacted by jct noise instead of the 2,500 acres reported last year to supervisors. Riley noted, in addition, the Marines have changed their flight approach patterns to re- duce noise, but added that noise boundaries may change again in the future. who works on tbla project with the students. And then, of course, there was a feast. All 80 students sat at a long table passing fresh rrutts, dried fnilts, vegetables, nuts and cheeses -the kind of natural foods Pilgrims probably ate. ''THERE'S NO JUNK food which, for a lot of our kids, is a real change," Mrs. Wegner said. But this feast, which ls planned a month ahead of time, is con- sidered a "special, special·•. event among the youngsters. Their teachers say it is the onlY lime or the year wbeo all the students sit at a table throughout their lunch period. Normally, they gobble their lunches and run off to the playground. THE CELEBRATION "makes school a lot more run for them (the students> and it makes teaching a lot more enjoyable for us." Drew said. But he and the other teachers said there is more to the celebra· lion than there appears to be. Throughout the day, they ex· plained the youngsters are learn- m~ the concept of sharing and de- veloping a feeling for each other. The children ex.,ress all this in a song they traditionally sing to new classmates . . . "Consider yourself a part of the family." By the end or the school year, Drew predicted, that's how all members of the Knnklaw team wall feel. County Antes 12Centsfor Every Dollar Twelve cents isn't too much to spend to collect $1, Orange Coun· ty supervisors decided this week. That's how much it cost county government during the past three months for each $1 collect- ed in medical bills owed by former patients at Orange Coun- ty Medical Center. Supervisors decided Tuesday to keep the 28-member medical center collections unit at work for at least another year rather than discontinue its effort next March as originally planned. Phil Foy, manager of medical center collections, said overdue bills totaled $32 million when the county sold the medical center to UC Irvine. So far, he said, t9 mUllon has been collected by his staff another t8 million bas bee~ turned over to collection agen- cies and $3 million bas been writ- ten off as wicolleetible. or the $14 million still owed the county, Foy said, another $3 to $6 million likely can be collected. Crash Fatal to HBMan PATTERSON <AP> -A Hunt- ington Beach man was killed in a two.truck collision on Interstate 5 near here early Wednesday. The victim has been identified by the Stanislaus County coroner as Jay Lynn Petros, 22. The hi&hway patrol said two truck rigs were northbound when Petros apparently pulled out to pass and then pulled back in. striking the other truck in the rear. Officers said Petrol was kllled on impact. The other driver suffered minor injuries. 'Oz' Author Due Algean Harmetz, author of "The Making of the Wizard of Oz," will be autoairaphing copies of her hardbound book Saturday at 2 p.m. at Buccaneer Books, 108 South Coast Highway in Laguna Desch. Snow for the Holiday . City in Michigan Get,a 3 ·Jrrehea in 6 Hours ,_ . r o.119 .......... w NrldlO'O-f' 'SPECIAL, SPECIAL' FEAST MEANS 90 STUDENTS SHARE GOODIES • : ~ There'• No 'Junk Food' On CHt.ln• School Th•nkaglvlng Menu COMFORT OF LEATHER Lea/her is cool and coml011able m any weather because 1t 1s a natural matena/ which oredthes and adapts to your body temperatixe. The more uso Leather gets the more beautrlul and com/011ablo ft becomes. • .4t Righi 84" Leather · So/aNow1799. • Bel°"' 88" Leaaher 'SofaNow'899. • Now'599. • ..4bON uather Ouomaia Now'l99. • Ac u/1 84 lncla leatlan .o/a Sale Priced '799. • • .. We are also offering · .generous savings on other • leather sofas and chairs " 30 pieces on display to choose from. AV AILAB~E FDR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • • ----~--.. ----- ils Say Thanks Viejo 'Team' Learns Toget her 81 IAuaJB kAISPElt Ot•DeMyNlelWf CasWle FJa:neotary SchoOt to Misaloo VJtJo ls only three yea.rs old but tome tradiUona there ..,.. as old u an.y around. Th1-seems espedally true for Thann1M111 with the Krlnklaw team -the 90 fourth·, fifth·, and sixth•1raders taught by Joel Drew. ~ Wegner and Linda Detterich. ALTHOUGH THEY are or· ga.nlled under tbe new educa· lional concept of open schools, mixed er8de levels and team teaching, they harken back t.o the ways of Pilgrim settlers to celebrate this annual holiday. They came to school Wednes· day dressed in their finest Pil· grim, Pioneer and Indian earb. In past years, some students also have come .as Plymouth Rock, a stockade and a turkey. They dress for other holidays a~ well and usually the costumes More Study are the creations of the children them.elves. "TUEi& IMAGINATIONS really co wild," said Drew. It's fun and Mrs. Wegner believes the neatest thing about it is "that the student.a can feel to be a child is a neat thing." But this was only a part of the Thaoksiivtng celebration devot· ed to learning by doing. They also baked bread, played the kind of eames Pilgrim children might have played and did old·f ashioned dances of that day. SOME PARTICIPATED JN a group writing project by con· tributing paragraphs to an essay that was read later. Others took an hour to develop a dramatic presentation for classmates. "It's really corny. A Jot of choral speaking and straight out corn," explained Mrs. Wegner Bigger Toro Noise Ban Vote Delayed By KATHY CLANCY OI IN 0•11~ PlletSUll Orange County s upervisors will await additional study before following up on last year's dec1s1on lo enlarge a home build· ing ban around El Toro M? .me Corps Air Station. M esa Woman's Son Killed in Army Mishap FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) -A Fort Hood officer bas been killed in a military training exercise. Fort Hood spokesmen Wednes· day identified the dead man as ,2nd. Lt. John G. Green of "C" Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry. Orticers said Lieutenant Green was killed Tuesday when be was pinned under the tank in which he was riding after the vehicle went off an embankment and rolled over. Lieutenant Green is survived by his wife Sherry of KUleen, Texas, bis mother Beaulah Green of Costa Mesa , Calif., and his father John C. Green of Cal~weU, Texas . Helen Truxel Dead at 64; Rites Monday A funeral service is scheduled Monday for Helen Fay Truxel, a. founder of the Huntington Beach Art League and 62-year resident of the city. She died Tuesday at the age of 64. Rites for Mrs. Truxel will be at 10 a .m. Monday at Pierce Brothers-Smith's Mortuary, with burl.al to follow at Good Shepherd Cemetery in Huntington Beach. Friends may visit from noon t.o 9 p.m . Sunday. An artist who worked with vaMous media and employed a distinctive personal style, Mrs. Truxel was the owner o( Fay's Arts. She operated the firm which supplied many area artists out of her home-studio, which she shared with her husband, Cllf· ford, in the downtown area. Supervisors followed the recommendation of the county Planning Commission Wednes· day and pul off translating ~.:st year's action onto county plan· n10g maps and into zoning changes. They also gave county officials 45 days lo report on how new jet aircraft noise monitoring studies should be accomplished. By so doing, supervisors set the stage for a possible revision in the boundary lines of land thought to be arrecled by El Toro flights. Last December s upervisors voted to enlarge an area around the base defined by a consultant as impacted by jet noise. That action had the effect of adding about 7 ,000 acres to an area where residential building had been prohibited earlier. . The enlarged building ban could have the effect ot eliminat. ing 12,000 to 15.000 new homes in the El Toro area. But spokesmen for both the Aliso Viejo Company and Laguna Village, Inc., have challenged the consultant's study that led to supervisors' decision. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday the board agrees homes should not be built whe re jet noise reaches what health officials define as unac- ceptable levels. "But where is lhal line?" Diedrich asked. Diedrich noted the consultant's study supervisors paid $14,000 tor last year already appears to be in error according to landowners' private studies. "Whenever we can say that we have potentially erred we have an obligation to see if we have erred," Diedrich continued. Supervisor P hilip Anthony not- ed the county decision now is driving private developers to spend a lot of money to get more refined noise data. Supervisor Thomas Riley not- ed, however, that until new in- formation is presented for a de- cision supervisors' policy of last December still stands. Aliso Viejo officials told county planning commissioners earlier this month that their study so far shows that only about 1,000 acres of company land is impacted by jet noise instead of the 2,500 acres reported last year to super visors. Riley noted, in addition, the Marines have changed their flight approach patterns to re- duce noise, but added that noise boundaries may change again in the future. who worb on tb.l.s project With the students. And then, of course, there was a feast. All 90 students sat at a long table pauln( fresh truits, dried O'uits, vecetablea, nut.a and cheeses -the kind of natural foods Pilgrim• probably ate, .. T H ERE'S NO JUNK food which, for a lot of our kids, ls a real change," Mrs. Wegner said. But th.is feast, which ls planned a month ahead of Ume, is con- sidered a "special, special". event among the youngsters. Their teachers say it ls the only time ot the year wbeo all the students sit at a table throughout their lunch period. Normally, they gobble their lunches and run off to the playground. THE CELEBRATION "makes school a lot more fun for them (the students> and it makes teaching a lot more enjoyable for us." Drew said. But he and the other teachers said there is more t.o the celebra· lion than there appears to be. Throughout the day, they ex· plamed the youngsters are learn. 10~ the concept of sharing and de· veloping a feeling for each other. The children ex.,ress all this in a song they traditionally sing to new classmates . . . "Consider yourself a part of the family.'' By the end of the school year, Drew predicted, that's how all members of the Krinklaw team will feel. County Antes 12Cents/or Every Dollar Twelve cents isn't too much to spend to collect $1, Orange Coun- ty supervisors decided this week. That's how much It cost county government during the past three months for each $1 collect· ed in medical bills owed by former patients at Orange Coun- ty Medical Center. Supervisors decided Tuesday to keep the 28-member medical center collections uniL at work for at least another year rather than discontinue its effort next March as originally planned. Phil Foy, manager of medical center collections, said overdue bills totaled $32 million when the county sold the medical center to UC Irvine. So far, he said, $9 million has been collected by his staff, another 98 million has been turned over to collection agen· cies and $3 million bas been writ· ten off as uncollectible. or the $14 million still owed the county, Foy said, another $3 to ~ million likely can be collected. Crash Fatal to HBMan PATTERSON <AP> -A Hunt· ington Beach man was killed in a two·truck collision on Interstate 5 near here early Wednesday. The victim bas been identified by the Stanislaus County coroner as Jay Lynn Petros, 22. The hiabway patrol said two truck rigs were northbound when Petros apparently pulled out t.o pass and then pulled back in, striking the other truck ib the rear. Officers said Petros was killed on impact. The other driver suffered minor injuries. '<h' Author Due Algean Harmetz, author of "The Making of the Wizard of Oz," will be autographing copies of her hardbound book SaturcS,.y at 2 p. m. at Buccaneer Books, 108 South Coast Highway in Laguna Beach. Snow for the Holiday City in Michigan Geta 3 .·ln£ha in 6 Houn IJ.B.••1 -· Olllly ............... ~ 'SPECIAL, SPECIAL' FEAST MEANS 90 STUDENTS SHARE GOODIES '~: There'• No 'Junk Food• On Caatll1e School Tbank19tvlng Menu • •• ~~1g~v ale. Top Grain Leather Sofas and Chairs COMFORT OF LEATHER Leather is cool anC1 comfortable m any weather because 11 1s a no1ura1 mster181 which breathes ano adapts to your body temperature. The more use Leather gets the more besut1/UI and comfortable tt becomes. • At Ri«hl 84" wot~ . So/oNow 1799. • Beloeo 88" IAa&Mr 'so10Now '899. ~ • .46oee LeotMr Chair Now '599. • • .4boN IAaiMr 01iotrw111 Now 'l99. • Ar Left 84 bt.cla "'4t"-r ao/o Sale Priced '799. ~ We are also offering ; .generous savings on other • leather sofas and cllairs -: 30 pieces on display to choose from. AVAILABLE F.OR IMMEDIATE DEtlVERY • . . . Olff'r ...... ...,. ,.... BETTY GIBSON TOOK A STAND ON BUS STOP SEATING IN LAGUNA NIGUEL Five Agenciee Reeponded to Her Grfpe OVer 500-foot Tranafer Granny Gets Aetion \ . I • }cowaian Put,s Her Foot Down on Bus St.op 1 By STEVE MITCHELL ott11eo.i1r l'u.tSwlf When Betty Gibson wants to eet sqmething done, she doesn'Uool around. , Take bus benehes, for example THE LAGUNA NIGUEL grandmother became tncensed when she discovered the Orange County Transit District. moved a bus stop from her corner at Niguel Road and Coast lllghway "They put it way the heck ~own the block, so peoplc> would have to step ln the mud and dodge southbound traf· fie." she said. So. on the advice of neighbor Min Marbanian, she began a letter-writing. pets· lion-gathering campaign to ~et the bench mo ved 500 feet back to where she claims 1l belongs. "I WAS TOLD that those people at the lop just throw away letters from the lowly citizens,'' she said. She found out the big wigs do respond, however. after receiving replies to her let· lers to Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D·El Toto. Flfth District Supervisor Thomas • Riley, the senior transporta· lion engineer for CaJTrans, the California Highway Patrol and Orange County Transit Distnctofficials. "The only one who didn't write back was Rep. Robert Badham," Ms. Gibson huUed THE FORMER interior de· signer included written com· ments from other commuters with her letters and petitions to the coWlty and state of· ficials. Those bus nders griped about the long dusty or mud· dy walk to the new bus stop, the danger of passing cars, and the inconvenience of the mid block bench. One elderly respondent said she has re· verted to driving her car Ms . Gibson began receiving replies shortly alter her letter barrage. EACH POLITICAL cor- respondent thanked her for her letter and suggested she contact another agency Sug. gestions ranged trom the "director of stops and zon· mgs," to the Environmental Management Agency But lt was Richard Drosen· dahl, the senior tran1porta· tlon chief for CalTrans, who came through for lhe frustrato ed woman. "He wrote a letter to me sayin1 he was looking into the situation and didn't see any reason why the bus stop can't be put back where it was," she said. AND, SURE enough, coun- ty buses should be stopping at her corner within the next few weeks. The CalTrans officials ex· plained that the stop was moved because there is not enough room for buses to stop at the comer and allow traffic to continue by But CalTrans just happens to be resurfacing Coast Highway and restriping the roadway So it'll be revising its striping plans to accom· modate the bus stop, Ms Gibson said NOW THAT THE battle for the bus stop seems an assured victory. the grandmother of four is preparing letters of thanks to the representatives and ~gencles who responded to her pet.Jtions and request. . That's everybody except Rep Badham, she adds "Never even wrote back. Can you imagine that?" she shrugs FV Faces Death Claim Victim's Parents Blame Signal Malfunction The parents of a young traffic accident v1cllm have riled a $1 million claim against the city or Fountain Valley alleging that a maHunclioning traffic signal caused a double fatal collision in which their daughter was m jured. Edward Dowling and Mary Jane Bell, parents of 13-year-old Marie Dowling of Huntington Beach, nled the claim against Fountain Valley in connection with the April 12 crash al the Magnolia Street-Slater i\venue Intersection. THE OOWSION claimed the life of Dowling's and Mrs. Bell's 9-year·old daughte r, Theresa, and another girl, Janie Walters, 11, al4oofffuntinaton Beach. The two-car crash also injured five younaaten returning from a 1kating party ln Fountain Valley. Bllspaess Boost Both drivers, Michael Temper, 17. of Huntington Beach, and Dr William P Klein, 37, of Newport Bt'ach. tcst1f1ed under hypnosis that Otey thought they had a green li~hl to proceed through the 1nlt'rsect1on when the accl· dent occurred. police said. POLICE REPORTS claim traffic signals were workinl prop-erly atthetlmeofthecrash. Ma ric ~ling suffered severe head and internal injuries Jn the mishap. • The parent.of the Walters eirl, Hugh and Alla Walters of Hunt- ington Beach, b•ve also filed a $100,000 claim acalnst the city ln connection with the acctdent. THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY Ci· ty Council on Tueaday denied the claims brought by both tamUles. In July, the council denied another $100,000 claim brought by Mary Nadean Watkins of Hun· tington Beach, who 11 the mother of Wyn Dee Watkins, 12, another victim or the Apnl 12 crash City oCOcials said all claims in connection with the accident have been turned over to the city's insurance company The CaUCornia llh&hway Com· miuton hat approv•d $3. 7 million in Jta 1978-79 budaet CO build a new Pacitlc Cout Highway brid&e over Upper Newport9ay. • The preeent. brld&e bet-.it'een DOver and Bayl14• drlvet has for years consUtut.ed one of Oranie County's worat traffic bot· tlenecks. Houses .. TOtJa TICKETS are $3 per peraop. 'The tour begins witb a "C®· temporary Chriatuias" theme at the Wyatt Hart home, 28451 Orte•a Highway. The home la•• . t wo-ator)'. triangular-1baped' structure. . "Renaissance Chrlatmu" ls the theme for Gep Durenber1er'1 garden studlo·offlce at 31431 Camino Capiatrano. The build· log's architecture is Early Californian and lb& atudlo is laden wilb 18th century antiques. THE HOl'IE OF Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Banoczi, 30151 Brandlna Iron Lane, will reflect a "Christmas in Many Eras" theme. Each room of the home will be decorated according to Christmases of past times . An "Old Fashioned Chrislmu" will be represented at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morello, 25852 Calle Ricardo. The final home on the tour llat belongs to Mn. Antoinette Wi· king, 31191 Paseo Acacia. She ls a working artist whose home features Christmas decor ideas. . TOUR TICKETS WILL be available at each home on the tour list. · Tickets may also be purchased by phoning 493·4260. Dally Pilot Detlvery l1Chw_._ Monoay-Fr1day II you oo no1 nave your paper by 5 30 p m call bel0te 7 pm end your copy will be delivered S.1urday and Sunday II YoU do nol rnco1ve your copy by 8 a m c.'.111 b4>fore l'O a m and yQIJr cooY Wiil bu dchv8fed ClrculotlCN1 T.ieptuonn Most Orange Coonly Areas 64J.4Jll Northwest Hun1ong1on Beach and Wes1m1nster 140-IUO S.n Ctemenre Cap1S1rano Beech. Sdn Juan Capistrano. Dana Point Soulh Laguna Legun1 f41gue4 . 4tWtOO . LOCAL OlllT .............. STUDIO-i)FFICE CELEBRATES RENAISSANCE YULE Gep Durenberaer, Left, end Jane Hueton Plan Tour Viejo Skate Night Ticket Sales Due Tickets will be on sale Monday and Tuesdn at R.H. Dana Elementary School in Dana Point for a family akate nlabt at the Mission Viejo Skateway on Dec. 1. Skating at the roller rink is planned from 6:30 to 8:15 p.m., aald Sylvia Gildea, event chairman. Tickets are $U50, plus 50 cents for skate rental, and will be sold Monday and Tuesday from noon to 1 p. m. at the school cafeteria, 24242 La Cresta Drive. Proceeds from Ucket aales will benefit the school's parat-teacher association. . Additional information on the event ls avallabte by callln1 Mrs. Gildea, 496-9674. Yule Crime Meets Set The Costa Mesa Police Depart· ment will hold two training seminars this month for retail sales people in Orange Coast .storei; on dealing with crime p~blems during the Christmas season. The 75-minute programs, which deal wtth bad checks . . \ s hoplifting and credit card forgery, will be beld at 7:30 a.m. Nov. 28 and repeated at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 2 ln the police department second floor audltDrtum. 99 Fair Drive. Admission k ftee. lnfot~ r is avaUableat~~-• TAkE .A Greyhound •• ONA~Q~Q [L~QUU4~ yov RECEivE FREE $15.00 3.00 4.50 2.00 2.00 SILVER DOLLARS FOOD COUPON COCKTAIL COUPONS LUCKY BUCKS TWO $1 .00 10·spot Keno tickets (You could win $50,000) , All lhl• •JC,clttmtnt ind 1ctlon plu1 . tM frJandltut atmosphere and flneat food In town. AU thl• 'Vrh bt your. •t th• b11ut1tu1 ntw Maxlmllot11. . ... • ,, LOCAL 'ttiured1y. No'ltmber 24. 1077 DAIL¥ Plll>T t A. ----~----~~--~~~~~~--------------.... --....... ~------~----~--~ ...... ---------.-~:::"'!"':~~"":"":~~---:=~~~~~~----------~--._.;,--~~------~~----~..--:-:-"- llB Church Fete Hit 87aG8EaTBA•~a .. °'-~ .... .,...; esldents or Braaaie Circle ln northern Hun~ Beach have bad a falllna out wltb their netcbbol', St. Bonaventure Church, becauae of a .receatfestlvalon chureb around.I. The raldenta llY they were the victim• of van- daU.m, Doll& polluUon and ceneral pollution duriq the Oct. 1-9 f.UVal at the church, lMOO Sprtnadale St. "'ft DAVE BEEN PATIENT enough, .. nlne realdenta Mid ln a petition addressed to City Ad· miniatrator Bud Belsito. "We tblnk and hope that the city will tate serious action to cease' these occurrences ancl 11ro; tect its dtiRp and their properties," the petition said. Belsito bu written a letter to the Rev. Mi~hael Durcy in an apparent attempt to keep the peace. '"TIDS IS TO REMIND YOU and ~e mem- bers of your church who attend the fesUval to re- member to be good neighbors and not to incon· venienceother residents of the area," Belaltos~. Bra.sale Circle residents claJmed that house windows were broken and that houses, can and lanchcapiJla were damaged during the Ume of the festlval They allege loud speakers were extra loud and that there was screaming by participants. They also say that debris was scattered throughout the area and that there was a robbery attempt and an intentional attempt by a drunken driver to run over a resident in front of his house. FATHER DUFFY SAID THAT there is some grounds for annoyance o; the part of residents but that he bad a great deal o difficulty in acceplini all the allegations. He -conceded that there were problems wlth behavior of some at the festival. He said the problem!> cited by residents were somewhat like those experienced by people who live near football stadiums. He said the festival this year raised about $40,000 for church improvements. He said about 20,000 people attended the three· (lay festival, which featured carnival rides, games and music. THE CHURCH HAS BEEN HOLDING the carnival for 12 years. Belsito said that if the church terminated the use of loudspeakers by 10 p.m. and If it generally maintained de<:orum, "festival participants can in· sure the continuation of the annual event without severely restrictive city conditions." St. Bonaventure made the news last February when a nearby resident (not on Brassie Circle) threatened to sue the church because of allegedly loud church bells that tolled throughout the day and part of the night. The church agreed to tone down the bells and the controversy died down. Firm Officers Jailed SAN DIEGO (AP) -A federal judee says two officers of a Berkeley motor parts company wbo pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the federal government must spend ao days in jail and each pay fines of $7 ,000. U.S. District Judge Leland C. Nielsen sen- tenced Ken M. Carlson, 47, of Concord and Harry F. Tong, 55, of Richmond to two years in prison. · Camon, president ot Keaton Motor Parts Inc., and Tong, secretary-treasurer or the company, were indkt.ed last May for filing fal.!e claims on various parts f~hed to North Island Naval Air Station and the Naval Supply Center beginning lm 1974. Dllifr .............. SOME BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS CONCE1>ED Father Ovtty Can't Accept Cftlme PorlahlesGo LB's Riddle Due Toi.lets New restrooms should replace portable toilets at Riddle Field in Laguna Beach by the baseball season, according to city officials. Councilmen last week approved construction of a restroom facility at the baseball field, but it's ao· ing to C06t $7,000 more than expected. ' Four bids submitted for the two-reetroom build· ing ranged in price from $24,950 to S71,2"3. But municipal services officials had expected the cost to be in theneighborhoodof$19,000. The council approved a low bid by Rauch General Building of Garden Grove and •&reed to extract $7,000 from the city's contingency fund, although only $5,680 ts needed for the contract. Assistant City Manager Terry Brandt saJd be asked for the larger amount to pick up any addl· tional costs that mig~t come alone with t.be restroom project. HER KISS COSTLY OX FORD, En1land (AP) -A woman who says sbe wu only trying to cheer up a modern art painting when she klsaed it pleaded guilty to •ua· ing criminal damage, The ~ lipstick •tiWU left by 43-year-old Ruth van lterpen r•~nltTt restoration work lbat might post up to $1,380, a museutl\ official told magistrates. Our • HAVEIT FORM HOlD\VS A shirt &om our town Finances FaCilities Costa Mesa's ~ Loa~ Skep · After a five-year absence, bedrooms soon will be returnlnl to Costa Mesa. The Irvine Ranch An inadvertent omfsslon from the Water District bu sold clty'1 munlclpa) code has left the clty ti i:Dillioo ~ seneral ob· without a definition of what a Utatlon boQdl to finance bedroom ii 1illce lm . water faclUU ih an lm· Cit.y: councllmen learned of the proYement dbtrict In the problem tbls week and 1topped eutern IRWD. lauplog long enouah to approve a de- The Improvement dil· flniUon of Yibere Costa Mesans should trlct eoven 8,150 acres catcbsomeshut-eyebya5-0vote. bordered by El Toro For thole who mlcht have been los- Mart.ne eotjll Air StaUon Ing sleep over the matter, the city on tbe bOl'th and !Jon code desi111ates a bedroom u .. any Country Saf art OA t.be-room normally used for lleepinc south. purposes, whether desianated as a It includes about half bedroom or as a den, study, library or the area between the other aimllar term excludina dinlrig SantaAnaandSanDiego-ii.ii!!~~iiijji!!ii!ii!!!~~~~~iliiiiiiijiiiiiillliiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' freeways within the triangle formed by the Laguna Freewat. Proposed development within the district in- cludes the Irvine· In· dustrial Complex·East and the Irvine Re1ional ShopplqCenter. Repayment of tbe bona will be by J11'9perty owners withln the im- provement district. Successful low bidder for the bonds wu a syn- dicate beaded by Securi- ty Pactftc National Bank of Los Angeles, which ob- tained them at a net average interest rate of S.9per~nt. 1st Guests To Fly In RENO (AP> -Reno's new MGM Grand Hotel will get off to a flyinl start next May l - uteraur. Hote president Jack Pieper said the culno is plannins to a have the 1hell of a buce DC-9 Jet on stage, giving the ap- pearance of flying in. Thirty showgirls will disembark from the stripped craft. The Grand will easily accommodate the fusilage. Pieper said the building u twice the length of a football rield And wlll be the largest culno ln the world. • 1j I W. ~ned thlt c1aulc MVen·toot 1Q1q• •w• mate It In' our own faetory. and we ~~ lt'1 terrific. SUperbly comfortable feet, quietly marvelout good looks with a muted striped Hetculon fabric Jn the moat wanted -colon. -- .. J 1 J , / Or nge Coat Daily Pilot Pilgrim Fathers ~bowed the Way . The ~ple_ of the United Stat.es have come a lon1 way f J"om our Pilarim fa then' world ol bare survival in a raw land far from their ancestral home. ~ They found a haven from religious persecuUon ln this !rt.range wilderness, and the importance of freedom to practice their religion and their devotion to God over- sHadowed their hardships as they met them. ' The heritage handed down to us from this small band of people has a scope that goes beyond what they sought wben they sailed for America. They sought only a freedom for themselves and for tbeir religion. But they planted the seed for a tolerance and diversity of beliefs far beyond their imagination or desire. They sought.to live in peace and shared their harvest with their Indian neighbors. And their idea of gjvU,g thanks for all the good things irrtheir lives is stlll with ~ So we pause today, and give thanks for many blessings t})e Pilgrims never encountered -and also for those same blessings they have passed on to us as our heritage. Help for Santa . I As Orange Coast residents enjoy their Thanksgiving d~ner today and celebrate the traditional openin& or the holiday season they might take a few minutes to consider those less fortunate. , In particular they could think of the county's more than 1,200 foster children who for various reasons must s pend the holidays away from their own families in foster hornet. Operation Santa Claus is a 15-year-old county program that offers Coster parents a chance to shop for free holiday gifts for the children in their care. The store, operated by volunteers in The City shopping center, is stocked through donations of newt unwrapped toys or gifts and by cash contributions from county resi- dents. So far donations don't com_!! close to filling one-quarter o( the need this season. Gift items mav be left at Ooe;ation Santa Claus, 1629 West 17th St., Santa Ana, and cash con· tributions may be mailed to P .O. Box 1944, Santa Ana, CA 92702. In addition to Operation Santa Claus, many groups throughout the county focus attention during the holidays on aiding those less fortunate. Interested holiday well-wishers may obtain a list of such groups from the county Information and Referral Service, phone 834·7451, or by dialing the operator and askingforthetoll free number, ZEnith 7. 7451. Those who help children and others in need not only bring them happier holidays, but enrich their own cele- brations as well. ,Oiches Overturned A survey conducted by two Fordham University pro- fessors seems to cast doQbt on a few popular beliefs about work, welfare and race relations. Contacting 600 New York City residents of white, black and Hispanic backgrounds, the professors found that: -Some 90 percent of all ethnic groups agreed that able-bodied people on welfare should be forced to work. -While about half the whites contacted felt most peo· ple on welfare could work but don't want to, this view was expressed by 70 percent of the blacks and almost 75 per· cent of the Hispanics. · -More blacks and Hispanics than whites viewed hard work and ability as the key to success for any race. A ma· jority of blacks believed a young black who works hard has achancetosucceed. Half the blacks felt affirmative action makes race relations worse and said equality of opportunity is more helpful than a policy of double standards for whites and minorities. -Eight out of ten of all races felt progress has been made toward eliminating racial discrimination. The professors concluded that many of the so-called spokesmen for minorities do not reflect the thinking or those they claim to represent. • Opl"ions expressed in the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other vlewa expressed on this page are those of their authort and. artists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. ·Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71•) ~2-4321. Boyd/ Clw:n13 Our ~ve and War man ; would Uke to report that •there's definitely a.Jit_me for 4 two people or the oppoilte sex • who llve to1ether without • benefit of marriage. Correct- : 4 each ean be called the •jOthel"• 04chum, •• a word •which evolved out of the old . En1U1h "chamber mate.•· ~be bra makers are swtttb.ini to metric meaaure- . menu.. A 32 double A hence· forth will be known as a 70 80. A '4 double D will be known as •• a 85 112.5, amona other thfng1. There has never been a time 1lnce the A.D. 1163 con- struction of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paril that there weren't trestles somewhere around it to support re· palrroen. Q. "How many undefeated, untied and unscored-upon NCAA football tearu· have therebeenr A. Moro thao 200. But none . 1lnce the Unlverstty of Ten· netlff:. tn 1939. Nichola8 Von Hoffman • . . Big Oil Strikes· ~ TV Bona~za WASHINGTON -Mobil Oil is plokln• up tbe tab for the Public Broadcastlnl Service'• present.• Uon of Robert Gravea' "l, Claudtua." Tbe aeries la so muab finer than any of the dull dramauuuona of truh fieUon Oil· commerclal TV. you do youraelt a diaaervice if you don't tune in . . . always providine, of course, the 1ovemntent didn't stick your community's non-commercial station with an unwatchable, permanently snow-shrouded UHF channel. You need not feel too indebted to Mobil, how e v e'r. There's politics in the a I truism of their paying for thil and so many other programs o n t b e Petroleum Broadcasting System, as you lncreaalngly bear PBS called. OU company sponsorship o( anything appealing to the up· per·mlddle class ls quite heavy. Note the Exxon commercials on "Face the Press" (sic> and "M4!et the Nation" <sic). · WHh "I, Claudius,'' the monster on corporation has gone so far as lo buy a double-page ad in the New York Times magazine Earl Waters eectloo -upper·mldcll• cllal ·, It C?ani be 11ld that Mobil hu •f aln -wUb a pull-out p.roiram abut~ J~ ~etJn thJs lnat.tnce, iUlde that includes, 1W0Uld. •~ but ·~ ti bave suca. power &elteve lt, a readlD• llstf ~" ove~~iaerci.1 toJevllton? ~rdy, the neit thtn119u How bon·conimorclal Is non. the)' '11 be cleaplnc y'Ou 'oommerelal television anyhow? windshield qaln.. , Tbe llata Of eommerclal 1ponsors No matter bow aood :_~fl• before each pro1ram seems to Claudlus0 LI, and lt 11very1vw 1row l'llere~ y6ar. indeed, it la dlaconcertlna to lt ap~an th•t what PBS hu learn tbat Herbert Sctlmert&, becoQle 11 a vetY Joexpenalve Mobil's vice prealdeftt f(ll' PlJbllC way to do lnaUtutlonal advertis· relatlom, appears to have been tp1 to a ~ with premlum de· th• penon. wbo ulUma\eQ-~ moeraphl~ · ~hleh tncosne. h.l&h clded wb«Mr or not tb• U.part ai.tua, bJlbel4cfucaUo11al types aerie• wouia air in tbe United wbo'v• beed bored by com-Statn. M 1' ao often the cue mereJaJ TV too often to watch It wl~ adventuresome televille>A, any more. ~dvertLtina on non· thls pactaae waa done lo commercial TV la very cheap. En11and wtMre lt b been well Not only is there no profit, but received. tax.Payers and lndlvidual •mall WE CAN'T II,)' for au.re that u Joan Sullivan ot Boetou.'1 WGBH· TV, wbo baa handled the American J>teffntaUon, bad b49en turned down by ScbJ;nerts the series wouldn't have been aired. We can no more say that than we can say for sure the cut.a -they prefer lo call them editl -made ror the American abowtns were made with Mobil ln mlnd. ("I, Claudius" contains ~ore than a minimum of 1ex and eore, but readers ot SuetonJus wllJ teH you that next to the Emperor Caligula, Charlie MaMon looks like the amiable, tat monk ln the Xerox commercllb.). donon pay 81 petceDt of the frellht. Then a company llke Mobil can move ln for a couple of hundred cranct and fet the cred.lt. Tbe MobU OU CoJl)Oratlon 1bould receive no rreater recofnltlon for ita contribution than the Jones family who send in their $25 or $30 a year. WE MIGHT ask ourselves What's the reason for non· commercial TV's existence? ls it oQJy to get ads off the air? Even' in thls, non-commercial TV hasn't been alto1ether sue· cessfw. Have you noticed the amount ot promotional clutter on PBS stations! The gaps ror com· --...... ---=~ mtrelall that don't eneUY lell anythtnc, but try to aet you to make an ofterlnr al>ov• )'Our taxes, to that Mobil can eQJoy ' yet cheaper advertillnj vebJcte~ There are all kinda of JCM>diet on non-commercial TV. Bven a aeries like ••snt of Ftllllllet" which would have been IMtter named "White Rootat' Is, in bs. t.orlcal accuracy, lluperlor to the Black "Root.I" trom whJcb It ct. rlyes. But 1f pro1ram1 like "Vt. Jona" and "Nova" otteil have first·rate lnstallmenta, PBS aWl emlls theodol"otcommeretanim and commercial control. THE ABJUVAL of Dick Cavett· 1erves aa the pro1ram year's beat example. What i• pleasant, vapJd Mr. Cavett doln1 on the air wlLb hla chain ot aecood·rank celebl who aren't quite rtaht for Canon? W. pro1ram failed in coaunerdll televlalon not because lt wu bold, or new or lnoovatlve or any of those words, but because it waadull. The Carter admlntatraUon has asked Congteaa tor a large tn- cre•ae ln non•commerclal TV ap- propriations. Let this be done, but with the provlao that Mobil and the felt ot the oU altruist.a clear out. Corporal~ America already runs three networks. That should suffice. Tax Relief Plans For Mobile Homes Hope for economic relief for a large segment or California homeowners is looming brighter ns legislators and other state of. flcials tut]) their attention to the plight of·mobile home residents. As prices for conventional homes sail out of reach of many young people and property taxes drive older citizens to Jess ex pensive hous· ing, the mobile units have become home ror nearly 9 per· cent or all who own their homes. Best estimates are that 354,000 of the total 4,230,000single family residences occupied by owners are of the mobile type. Once regarded as not too de· sirable transients who traveled about gypsyllke In trailers, they are now regarded as Car more substantial citizens .as the units have become much more sophisticated. Transposed by size lnlo houslng approximating conventional homes, "mobile" has become a misnomer as today's uniu are no more mov- able than a regular home. DESPITE this housing phenomenon the mobile home dweller continues to be treated as a "second clau" citizen both ha the met.bod of taxaUon aa well aa in law. 1gnortn1 the lnveatmenta in ownership, which. range from '15,000 to up to SC0,000 or more, Jooal ordinaDCes compel these homeowners to be tenants by barrlnl them out.aide of mobile home parka or requirlnc un- reuonable acrea1ea for thelr in· r" dividual placement. But the signs are that all tbatis about to chance. IAl81slatlon pro- posing taxation treatment equal with convenUonal bomeowners as well as protection a1a1n1t gouging by mobile park landlords has alre•df been in· troduced and await& further ac. tion. Adding to the momentum (or change is a repori Just re\ by the Slate Department of Hous· Ing and Community Develop- ment which indicates the present system of mobile home taxaUon resultt in higher cos~ to the owners and less ~enuea fer local govemrneota. THAT SY8TEM d~ bacti: tO the d,ays when the bomee were truly mobile, beinl nothln1 ~ than trailers, taxe1 thtm b vehicles, subject to sales tax on each transfer of ownership u well a1 vehicle registration fees and lb lieu t.ax~s. It 11 this method whlcb the housing study show1 result.a Jn leas revenues for local• iovern- Q'\ent while costing the owners mOl'e than lf they paid regular ptoperty taxes. It also notes tbat the ayatem denlea the owners sacb benefits as hOmeowper and veteran tax exemptions, •enior cttJzeoa reUef and tu d~errals, which an· accorded owners of conventkmal bom ... tt further polnt1 out that mobl1e £:lnieownera are dia-Crltnlna ~t 1n financine. 1th ~ Joans, hither in· eat ·Vid larger down paymenta thin reiwat 'liomea. A bllI!bY,'AIMmbltman Mlk• CUltea ,,_to alter that by tax· ln1 th"11 hendldrth u any other houaip_g blll II momentartly •tailed F.•umably bee.use it. ~~ ... ~~' ''P1Ayi~ chat?tNr ~f Don't they l<now f'm wAii~f ~ applies only to homes installed after July 1, 1978. WHAT MAY be even more im- portant to mobUe dwellers ls the btll by Assemblyman Terry Go1- gin which attacks the rent prob- lem. Although It doel not lm· pose rent control it would atve mobile dwellers the riaht to de· mend a leaae·rent guarantee up to 12 months. It also would give mobile park dwellers a ns.ttt to !leek court redress for uftjustlfied rent increases. • ' .•. ao juat elve me your name and address. BEEP!" Amon& the other almultaneous re1ponaea to hla taped remuti that Frilbee heard Ttlth ao ln· creaaln1lY ~lnldn& sensation wer•theM: •'rt' tie number you have· reached la noun aervtce. . :• ••Hello, thlt is J. Brtnt Alh14t)'. 1 ll m obvtoualy nOt at home or I wouldn'temploy th1I toat.Msome device. If you, however, can brine 1out'ffll to tallt to .n ln· atnaatemacbJne ..• " "FlybYriltt Atrtlnu reserva- As he points out "the mobile homeowner• are Jn a unique situatlon as renters." He 1ald the costs of moving mobJle homes, exceeding an averace $2,000, deprives such dwellers of the 1ame opportunities of movtne ln protest lo increased rentl that apartment. dwellers have. "'lbe alternative ot selling la dlmcutt and often disadvantaceou to the owners," he said obserVlng' that -41 percent of them are over 62 years of age and most are on limited and fixed incomes. , • nAJLY PILOT ·11; Earl Water. Heads Roll, AS · Brown Nears CamP~~-Trail I Al~ he ln1t1all1 basked in the lmat of a "non.poliUclan, •• h1I recent ac· • tlvlttea· now expose Gov· eraor Jerry Brown as a 1hrewdly c•lcuJatlna Pollttco, am· biUoua for re- election and greater ilory beyond. Not ollly is be playing gadfly, appear. Int at gatherings wmy.nllly wb!cb he rudely 1hunned durin1 his llrst 15 months in office, but he ls busy cleanln1 up bi.a act and heads are rollin1. And the cleanup job rivals Hercules' Auiean atables task. Sydney Harris F.or, while tdmuod G. Brown Jr. rOde Into otn thr .. years ato ln1ety oo hit f 1tber1 name and lnlluence. be ~alried the as· 1l9tan~ ol tbOM who had •bl.r served b1s lttqer durioC bi• etcht years as so•ernor and even .nubbed the advice of the aenior Brown. Instead, like a kld with a new toy, Brown embarked on• soclal re-en1tneertn1 e.1Plrlment. Into his new-found aancllot be brou1ht his playmates. Imbued with his "new spirit" arfd "era of limits" he cared not \hat those be ap- pointed lacked administrative experience or knowledge ot &ov· ernment. In his vlew those with experience were tainted. They represented the "old line po1lies," the ones who hobnobbed. wlth the .. ,peclal lnttreatl~" meanlna the buslnen and work ettablllbment. 80, STATE eovernment'1 top posts were quickly filled with those with whom be had 1tud1ed as a youn1 Jesuit novltlate; former classmate• at UC Berkeley and Yale, and people he ha4 rubbed shoulders with 1n civil ri1hts marches. Tbey were people long on theory but too in· experienced to know the foWet of those theories. But, despite his tendency toot· bit in airy philosophies, .Brown has a hard sense of reaUam whlch brings him back to earth when the voters' chips are down. And the cold fact of next year's Kids Reflect Our Tastes in TV Does violence on mm and TV have an effect on children? Everything they aee and hear has an effed on children, including first of all the way their mothers hold them and ihe way lhelr fathers talk to them. In London ~cently, the Society tor the Prevention of Accidents reported that children are riakhig their lives trying to repeat "auperhu· man" feats they see on televieion . CbUdren up to 6 thought they were duced on the stau. In one scene, the audience la told that anybody cao fly Ube wiahea bard enouah. 4'T THE matinee perlormance~t several children leaped out of tnelr balcony seats, eY.es shut, wlshing hard -and landed in the hospital. At subse· quent performances. it WA$ an- nounced that a s~cial "fairy dust" bad to be sprinkled on your shoulders first, and ~he casualties ceaaed. Mind you, this was ill 1907, before TV, radio, movies, or any other commercial purveyors of violence. And before much violence it.self, as we know it ln modern society. T don't think there should be as much violence as there is on TV, but most complaints are a.. cop· out. Who lets the klds watch the tube so many hour.s a day, and )n· tp the night? Who makes TV an integral part or their live•. so that readihg and playing sames and conversaUon have become wholly subordinate, if not ex· tingUisbed, forms ot family llv· ing?, WBt\T ARE THE most popul~ programs among adults? Nine out of 10 are those absurd and stupidly vicious police serials and crime sagas, which bear no more real relation to actual p0Jlce work or crime problems than I do to Charlie's Angels. Children reflect our standards, our interests, our values. TV electlonJ in the otfln1 have served to tune btm bact to prac· UcalcOQlideratJona. lt now apparent1Yl1 obvious to him that, wbll• tilt UAOrtbodoX style may have bemused the citl&ent for a Ume, tht voten are commencll\1 to look at the rec· ord. What. ttiey see la tbat, despite all the rhetoric, Bl"O'n baa achieved little eicceptJni an increase of near es "rceot tn the state'• bqdaet. An4 ht• ttnkerlnl social experimeota with state acencies have evoked a tear)' r-. action amort1 both buamos• ~ ' labor. FRANTICALLY. tryinc to overcome •Cf Vera• opinton, Brown recently became busy shufflln& aome ot the playen into otber Jobi, publicly rebukln1 othen and tyl01 the can So atlll Otben. Ho bM •C4d the two women be ttad lpJ>Ohited u •llDCY MCretarlea, ROie Btid and Clalte Dedrtck. -wlth men. tbu.1 livlna auaplcton tbat tJiflll' ap~~ weH a totemam to woo women voten. • The Touch. "IT'S THI IUT VALUI AVAii.AiLi IN ICANNIU" F RY AUTHORIZED DIST•UBUTORJDEALER "bionic." One child died and rnother broke hie leg trying to imitate "The $6 Mjllion Man" program. Of course, violence on TV has an effect on children, just as wlsh-fiight did on the stage. It Is a milllon·lold more potent, not because it ls any different, but because a million times more children have access to plays. films. and TV prof rams gives us what we like, and if we------------~------------=--------------...-Television? Well, exactly 70 years ago, in that same city, the new play. "Peter Pan." was pro- don't Like it that our children also like it.. we can lump il. Don't blame the networks. SM.ti HORMAI. IHITAIJ.ATIC>N VAWa '• FAU IHSfALLATION IS l'Oft NORti.W. CtWtGtOllf IMSTAU4> 'TIOH, REPLACINQ YOIJfl OlO BUILt-lNOISHW~wmtA NEW WHlm"'°°'-UHO~A MOOIL ANY 011ANGES rMO llYONO NORMAL MP MM PfltAU,.,. T10HlVJIXBPT'nil~ IXP!HR. AVAl\MU! OHL Y TO fll!TAIL ;;-' CVSTOMP. ' NOtAVAl\MU!TO~ '.\ 8\11\.0eM°" 1\11~ ~. ,' ' • By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: What Is the Job market like for mlnJng engineers? I suppose coal mlnlng engineers are particular· ly \n demand. M.W .• Norfolk, Va. You su;>pose right: while the market's currently so-so for hard· rock engineers. 1t 's blazing for coal en1lneers. Tomorrow? Without a solid energy pojicy. projecting manpower require· mtnls for energy-related engineers 1s sh&lkY business. ---'\..._ - - --- ( ___ CARE_ERS_'·_) . faster than the norm~ after three to five years, many earn in the $25,000to $30,000 range, and even higher. Noting the frantic compeUtion for new grads, schools of engineering c_ranked up to graduate nearly three tames as many baccalaureates this year -about 430 -as in 1970. Some observers think supply and demand for coal engineers will be In baJance withm several years. with a possible w.~ 17.88 ,..._ ,.....,..., Ceffl 11 ... 1Wlr""• tic ........ fi .......... ~,hetWltlf•tlN.10a111tl"•• ............. u,.,., fihm. 48/5175 I 9.99 A PUSH f'O~ COAl, would create a heyday for mining engineers; an op· tion stre~s1n~ oil shale or coat liq ulflcation would require more chemical engineers. a turn to nuclear energy would call for a d1Cferenl mix of ~echnical experts g&ut of grads after that if the schools _____________ ;.;.....,..._ ...... ,;...;;.........._ _____ ......;;_.;;;~-=--.....;.....:-.;.;..:.;.;;.....,.:.:.:...:._;.;.......-...:..,;..:,:;..;....._;:,.:......._.._-..:~.;...:;.: nccause oil and gas left coal m the dust during the 1950s, schools stopped turning out many coal mining engineers until this decade. when the mllJOr became hot again. Shortages of coal mining engineers -this year 's grads enjoyed an average of two Job offers each -have jumped beginning pay impressively: $16,000 lo Sl8,000 Some fringe benefit packages total nearly 40 percent of starting pay ~OREOVER, RECENT grads are "'b1zzin& into middle management Toro Resident R,epons Tlwft furniture valued by the victim at ~,845 was taken from bis El Toro home while be was out or town, Ortlnge County sherlff'J oteicers said. Deputies said intruders who lifted ori a screen and th~n slid open the wlfldow ran.sacked the home of in· s ranee salesman Charles O. K hnow,30. don't cut back. But remember, in the absence of an energy policy, this is all guesswork. There's much to recommend a career in mining or minerals engineering, and good financial aid is availableatsomeschbOIS. IF THE WORft appeals to you coal or hard-roc:k -go ahead for two basic reasons: mining ls absolutely necessary to maintain society as we know it; and mining requires a conti· nuing supply of people with high levels of trauling and capability . To hedge your bet, consider study· ing related disciplines. like environ- mental ici~e along with mining, followed by ~ourses or a degree In law and business administration. In the face or mounting environ· mental criticism, the mining engineer of tomorrow wlll need the socloeconomlc khow-how lo stand his or her ground, as well as the technical skills to dig it. ~ READER SERVICE: To receive a /rtt ldt of career materlaT1 on mnrfng engiiun•. enclole a gummed rdUT'n moil· ing Label wilh 11our reque1t to JCNCt Lam KvaM<l11atthil~. ThekUwillbe aent bu the SocWty of Mimrag Engin#r• of Al ME. Aakfor' 'Mintng EftQiMn-'." ~UR ~•;vRll I come on In ind be • Winner. Yw c.n be onp 'l)f ten tµct<y cu•to~ C4trtllln tQ wtn II iiltt t C911Jtkati9 to be apent here. Youll arso have an ~to win on• ot th'" b1Q ~ c:utl prlnt! ,., Place wtnM< -•5.000: 2nd pt1e9 - '3,000; 3rd P.1'°9 -•2.0001 Look fot ~fOf'lnt and complete offlClal eweepat.ic.. rulee at tM Myadec Money T Oleolay -no purch&N la n•C411UtY • AT YOUR SERVICE/ NATIONAL --·~····~•T .. r:.n.j DEAR PAT: I *m six months behlnlton payjnc ror sny ear Ud tht7 •re trylnt to repo1sess ta. Cao l stop them~ stai'Ung to man monthly payment.I? T,.l..., HunUniton Beach Pl'Obabty D°'1 Allbost all Wrtltea eontracu lane an ''H~entJa9 claue. 0 'l'lds 1Deau U.at II JM ml a paymen& tbe whole amount of the debt comes due. Once this happens you can•t reinstate the debt by makJnf one payment or even by makla1 ap alJ the past due payments. unJesa the creditor agrees In writing. 1 .... ra•re Aflft't a sro.., Pa8 DEAR PAT How long can an insurance com-p~ny legally take before it issues a check to the in· sured or to the repairman authorized t.o fix up a car damaged in an accident? My car has been ready for a week now, but my insurance agent s~ms to be delaying payment for no apparent reason. The re· pairman ls beginning to get uneasy, so am l. N.G., Costa Mesa SectJon 560 of the Insurance Code provldea• In part, that the Insurance company sbaU make pay. ment by check or draft wltbln 10 days of the date It received an Itemized invoice coverlor repairs autborlud by the company. The chffk may m.e made out to the repair compaay or joJnClf to tbe·ln· sured and tbe repairman. II an lnvol~ bae beeo s ubmitted and payment Is delayed beyond t.be al· lowed time, contact the CaUl.orafa lnaaruee Department by pbonln& (213) 73t·ZS81 ror a1eat or broker ~omplalnts, or (%13) 134-ZSM for policy problems. The address ls 600 S. CommODwealth Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90005. Slow Cooking •Fears' Quelled DEAR PAT: I've heard that slow cooking methods can be daoeerous because bacteria can grow al very low cooking temperatures and food poisoning could be the eventual result. Is this true? N.H .• Irvine Slow cooking in a crockery cooker or ln a US· degree oven wlll kill the bacteria wbkb causes food polsonJ.ng, according to Iowa State University food scleatl.sb. Tests showed that cooking meat in a slow cooker let at "low" for 10 boun ot In a ZZ5·defree oven for nine hours kllled the potentially harmful "C perfrlngens" bacteria as effectively as cookln& in a 350-degree oven. for two hours and 15 minutes. The bacteria multiply rapidly in the 75·1ZS·degree t~mperature range. Food poisoning can result when foods are held ln large quantities at Improper tem· peratures for 'several hours or ovemlgbt. One cook· ing method that Is potentially dangeroua iJ tbe prac· lice of preheating an oven to 4SO or 500 degrees, placing a roast Inside, and Immediately turning off the oven and allowing the meat to remain lo &be slowly cooling oven for hours. Tbls method does DOt t>nsure the destruction of C perfrfagens b*cterla. Restitution• Spe~de!d l/p DEAR PAT· I recall r'~ that.a new mate law was passed to aid vi~m~ ~violent crta:ies w~ apply for restitution. 'Wh1$t lll'ethe promlons of~" law, and will it speed upcasb payments tovicthns? I had a friend who appUed for restitution, and tt took ages before hereceivect any payment . L. W .. Fountain Valley This .... 1•1', SB ns, alloa14belpE .. CJ • paym-.. to •aalifYlnl ileltllid aDd c ad•~r. lion eoeta becaue It 1ento11ea tlie req iilaat Cllat vlcUnus who apply for l'ffUt.UC. maat lbow aedou financial bardshlp. The law ~ requires tbe Judge to consJder resUtutioo to tbe vldlm as a ~dltlon of probation for the crlmlnal. f11nally, the law pro- vides that costa of the lndemnJty Fund of lbe Callfomta Victltns of Crime Program will be partially defray,ed by criminals themselves. Persons convicted or violent crimes may be fined between UO and $10,000. All other crimlnals, If a fine la Imposed, will pay to the Indemnity Fund aa addltlonal $S foT a mlldemeanor, or $10 for a felony. Smaller and Lighter 'F~Ever FUjica ST 605 , Rec!overing Exercising and looking forward to release from the hospital after Thanksgiving is Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. 0-Maine. He's in Bethesda Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Md., recuperating from surgery to correct a problem with spinal vertebrae. TBE MANUFACTURERS APPEA8BD at a round·table diacuaalol) wlth Michael PertachUlc. chairman ol the Federal Trade Commisston. Pertschu.k has been crtUcal of televlalon advertia· ine of products that contain laree amounts otsugar. He has included sweetened cereals Jmont ttiose products. .. I find it difficult to understand why breaktast cereals are eettlng 10 much attention when an or- dinary banana contains more suear than a serving of Cap'n Crunch," said Kenneth MMC>n, president ol Quaker Oats Co. He said lithe manufacturer did not add sufar ~ its cereal, children would. AR111VB SCHVLTZ, GROUP vice president for General Mills, said the pre-sweetener from cereal provide. about 2 percent of a ctuld's total sugar intake. Gary Costley, vlce presldeot of Kellon. and th~ other two executive. also cited studies which they saJd showed no relationship between tooth decay and cereals that contain s ugar. THE HOEIDllY 11 • .. ,, . ~ .,. "· IN THE RIGHT PLACE SlllE AT THE RIGHT TIME: .. save $15-$35 .Br8$ finiShed lamps 59.99-79.99 1,-: I 1• '11 Local ti w re UUd CO t.belr old ~ pera Ud m .. __ , and take t.Min to the Oranat t C0Ue1e Beeyelln1 Center'• anriuil fall paper drive Monday throutb DM. 3 The paper drive wlll run froQt t a m. to 5 p. m . eacb day. Thoe&• bd take paper to the center durtna ~ drive wlll be Invited· to tour ~· · facilities, meet Ute recycllni CelJtef st a Cf and get an explanation of reCJCJ· ing The center is on Monitor Way "ilUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi ~EL "J used to work •t the UN I'm fluent in 'No' in ei1ht 1-ngua1H " Posters Tell Aid A poster deacrlbing first aid steps in poisoning cases is being offered to Orange Coast residents through the Orange County Red Cross chapter The J)()6ler offers first aid tips for both co n scious and unconscious poisonln1 victims and outlines procedures for handling convulsions and first aid in isolated areas. For more information, p h one 835 5381 , extension26. UCI Pair Get Grant PUBLIC NOTICE UC Irvine professors ---------o( psychobiology James PUBLIC NOTICE L . M c G a u g h a n d Richard F. Thompson !>Uflllllotl COUIH OF THE STAT£0FCALll'O•HIA l'Q• THI. COUNTY 01' OltAHGl .... A·tl1S1 NOTICI 0 .. HEAlllNG 01' fllTITIOH FOii flllOeATl OF WILL AHO LETTl.llS TESTAMINTAllY ANO AUTHOllllATION TO AO MIHllTlll l,lff Oll:ll THE tNOlflf.HOlNT A&plllHIHllATION O"ESTATUACT. 6'1•1• ol E.ONA Y, f-RALIC.K, OeCU\l!d NOT IC.l IS HLAE.8Y GIVEN 11\et SYLLS R ~RALIC.K JR., hU llled ,,.,.,n • 11111111on for J'ro1>111e of Wiii •nd Ltlhrs loteme"t•rv •ftd for •ulhorl1el1on lo admlnhltr under ltw lndepenclent Admlnl$1reO<>t1 of Est.Alt\ Atl, rtl•rence lo Wl\K.11 I\ .Jn•M for ttJrlher 1Mrll<uler1, -11.-f ir.. lime •nd Pl•u ol he•rlng U. ~•II•• be•n W!l lor 0•<. IJ, 1971, •t 10 00 • M., 1n lroe ourtroom of °""9rt.,_1 No Jot ,.,cl <OUrl, al 100 Civk C.n(fr Ori .. Wot, In the City of Senta Me, C.lllillrnl• O•led N~ZJ. 1'71 WILLIAM I(, SI .JOHN, c.ounty~lt Olf.0111104 &FOX A UW ce.-,., ... JUIS He_ 91..._ Wte ltU TerrelOCe, ~ ,._, Tel: 12UIMNMS Atl•fttJI ter: ~lli...r Pvbll"*I Or-Coast O••ly Ptlol, Ho••mber 23, 24, JO, 1'11 S00.-11 PUBLIC NOTICE HOTIC£ =£01TOU h a v e rec e i v e d a WHlltotlCOUUOFTHE three-year $150,000 s~~~~~~·~~:~~~" McKnight research -•·nm award to study the "' 11\e M•tl•r of ll\e EU•lt of re)atiOn&hip O( brain fLORENTINJ PEARNE,t>Keesed Nolle• 11 ,..,..w 111,..n 10 crec111«s dynamics with learnlnli! .,..,"' c1e11m 911111n11 tt1e Hid oe<•· a d mory " <>enl lo tile Mid "elms In lhe ollke OI n me lhe clerk OI ,,. -'<>r-ld coun OI' lo A research team pre\ent ,,...m '° 1t1e unoe"i9ne0 •• tne headed by McG a ugh OlltU of ROGER TOLL, Toll end Lu•llt. Attor1•V1 •1 Lilw, 1900 Ave. o1 , recently uncovered an TneSt•r•.Lo•Afl9eln,c119CI061,w1>1c1> adverse reaction of mice l•ller ofllu I• the plate of bu••nffs of . . . ltte urwier.igned on •II matters perteln· and rats Injected With •na 10 ~Id e•le•• Suc:h <l••m• '"""the s o d i u m n i l r i l e , a .-.ceuery YOUCher\ """' be tiled or · d · prtstnltd U •IOrHeld within f04lr pr<'SCrValJVe USe In monll\\ellerllwlor\IP<Jl>lot•tlonolllll lunch meatS 80d hOl notice. d Th d l Deltd Nov. 2', 1917 0 g 5 · C r 0 C n S RMIOHAPEARNE developed amnesia. EJt«"'°"of lhe will . ol Mid <IK.o.nt llOOlllTOU. TelleML .. vltt AltWM'(UtUw 1MAft.ttTIWM.tn ~ ..... 1.,CA_, hi IJIJI 15>-,.. Plll>llst.d Or-C.0.•I O•tl'f Piiot. Nov. J4, 0.. 1,1, IS, 1'77 PUBLIC NOTICE ME.N'S AND WOM,N'S SPORTS WC AR ... CTITIOUS aus1N•U NAMlllTAT•MUCT "CTITIOUS eUSIN6H The foll_lng __ .,. 001"9 bu•+- NAM6 STATIMUCT neu .. : Int foll-•"11 persona art dOlf'9 D<l\I• 20111 CENTURY F 0 LI AGE nus n IFORHIA PROP£ATIES MERCHANDISE, 401 Atlante, ii IS, 16, \/IA (.AL Hun11,,..1an& .. ch,CA~ LT 0 I 11, I I .. Gltnnerre, Lagi.M Oe._.., C. JohMofl. 401 Atlanta 11 IS, Beath, C.A ""1 HuntlfltlAWI a .. ch CA 92MI Ktn ~hen, 122' O<t.,,lront, Robert C.. _..,;.,.rs.on, -01 Atlanta L•Qvn• llMdl. CA '26S I • 1•, H ... n1l•on lleetl\, CA~ Warren L. WtlH, »tOt Z.riito, 1 hi• t>WlnMt Is conducted by • O•n• Point, CA nu• oene••I P•r"'9nt1lp. SIOMll W•rrlnglon, 243'1 L• OHldC.John>On Her mow,~ Hl911tl, CA '2671 T Ill• st.•IM'M!ll was filed with the I"'' buslne" I• <onckleled by• lllnll· Courlly c1 ... 11 W"()renoa County on Hev • .o perln•r'111o. 21 1911 Stepl\en W•rr 11\oton • • fllMoM This , .. ...,_, was flltd with 1111 PVl>lllMCI Or-c.oast Delly Piiot, c-1., c1er1t o1 ore1199 c.ovntyen ....,, 11 1'77 H.,,.24,0ec.1.l,IS, 1'17 • , .... , S01~17 Publt"*I Or-CoeJI Dellr Piiot, Nov. 24, OK. \,I, IS, ttll ... , ...... , COLOMfAL PUMHAL tfOMI 7901 Bolaa Ave Westminster 893-3525 l'ACIPIC YllW MIMCHIAL PAIK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pactftc View Drive Newport California 844·2700 McCOIMICll MOITUAltlS Legun1 BelCh 404-9415 L1gun1 Hills 788-0933 S.n Juan Capistrano 49&-1778 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE f'tGT.TlOUI IUllNSM HAMI STAT•MllHT Tiie foltow\119 per-I• OO!nt bu•I· neus~'i. WOODCRAFT, 1.as w1111ti.r ........ F•7,Ct»\aMHe,CA'26V Simo Tedie;, )17 W. Wiison, i: A, Coale Mtu, CA '2621 This butlntU Is conc!IKl..:I by• llmll· M p.ennerllllP. llmoledk Tltll tl .. lmtf!C w.s flied wltlt UM Co\lfltY ci.ni ti Orenoa Cat.Inly°" Hov. 22,1'71. ... .... """''"*'er-. CA>a1t 0et1y P11ot Ho¥.lf,O.C.1,I, U, 1'77 . ..,.n ~ PUBLIC NO'lttE 303 MAIN STRCET BAL.BOA. CAL.If' 112191 H 's lime <> curet diabetes. Smallpox, lelan&K, yellow fever, pell air a, polio are diiJea1cK we have conquered. Now It's lime to help the many mllllona o( known and unknown dlobetlcs. The es,cnllal cause or diabetes ls stUl u.nknown allhouah it baa been established that heredity playa an Important part. Yortunately, dJabeta, o nca louod can bt controlled by diet, medleaUon and lnauUn lnjecllons. But, you can have dlabetH wllbout. any 1yrnptoma at all, ao lt 11 lmp()rlant Lbat your 1>hy11clan checkl for tt on a re1ular bafll. LET'S ADD DIABETES TO TH£ l.JST Oi' "ALSO ·RAN" DISEASES. : YOUR l>OCTOR CAN ~HONE us when )'OU nted a mecUcm.. ~k 01»· 1)'our pu1crl1>tlon 1£ 1hol>Plnl Dearb1, er • wlll · de1lver protnptlf: wl~ extra charse. A •rut man1 people entru1t ua 'rAtb their ·PfHct'lptlOM. M&1 •• compound '/ourtT , ... ...0 ........ CT ~~ i ........ .... . ,~ ..... . ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES . TO BE 'ROASTED' Clerk Hunt • Pr din& Judce Byroo K. McMWu and many ot.ber memben ot Eh, Otani• Count1 Superior Court bench will be on bud Dec. I for tbt .. roa1tln1'' ot retlr1n1 master calendar clerk Mari Hunt. Mn. Hunt, who hu 1upefviaed the J>tealdlnj jqd60'1 mUta taJeQlf ar Cor UM put ll yean~ will be honored at a Dlsno1land Hotel dlnner party. Juda-. H. Warren Kntpt and Willlam L. Murray are joint mast.en of ceremontes. Routen will incl1o1de Oran1e Co~nty Bar Association president William F. Wenke and other local lawyets. OLIS fntut/Yf Olllce1· 7812 Edlng•r Ave., H"ntfnoton Beach, CA 920~7 Souffltrn Calllornte Rogton•f Off/cea; ---·- 4140 Long a.act\ Blvd., Lono B'each. CA 90807 8955 Vlllley View St,. Buena Park, CA 90620 ti) 20715 S. Avalon 131vd., Carson, CA 90748 toot E. lmperlal HYt'Y .. La Habra, CA 9063t 1095 lrvlne Blvd .. Tuatll'I, CA 92880 "~~~o · 235 N. Citrus Ave • Weat Covina, CA 91793 u11ou • Our entire collection of beautiful Mademoiselle furs at pre-season savings. Only atJCPen~ey. Sale562.50 R19. $750. Dyed muskrat sections. Full length wrap with dyed raccoon collar, sizes 8·20 Sale 431 .25 Reg. $575. Natural aheated rabbit. Pant- coat with natural Guanaeo lamb collar. Sizes 8·t6 Sale562.50 Reg. $750. Natural sheared rabbit with natural Guanar.o lamb collar Sizes 8·14 sa1e ss2s Reg. STOO. Dyed Nutria sections. Wrap pantcoat with leather belt Sizes 8· 16. sa1es450 Reg. $800. Dyed sheared opossum sections. Pantcoat with dyed opossum collar. leather 8-14 Rtt. $425. Oyed raccoon chunk• topper. With Its own leather tie-belt. Slzea ~14 Sale506.25 Reg. $675. Dyed raccoon sections Pantcoat with dyed raccoon skin collar, leather belt. Sizes 8·20 Reo. $329. Natural curly lamb sections Blazer with ltathtr belt for sizes 6·14 Sale356 .25 Sale 187.50 R19. $475. Natural Reg. $250. Natural lox sec11ons topper. curly lamb .e<:lions Luxury look and jacket. A terrific look touch for sizes 6·14. for sizes 6-14 Sale487.50 A19. $850. Dyed . raccoon sections. Full ltAgth wr1p coat with le•thtr bell. Slzea &-18. .... ~ tltect1¥t ~" llM'dly. Six free extras that come with your Mademoiselle fur coat Persona If zed record of purchHe, reg- latered with us. Exclusive Mldemoi- sellt Gold Label. Name or monogram aupplled by Mademoiselle. A Broad lh()(Jldtred golO.tone fur hanger. ~ Zipptrtd, Ciotti cuatom fur bag for protection. \ • -------.,. .. NATIONAL .BBB Institute Seeks Kids'. Aid ST. PAUL, Mlnn. <AP) -Mlnntlota's education commluion will aak public and prlvat.e acbool pupUa to donate "nlckell and di tobdl> d ftlop tM bert B rutltute of Public Al· f~ Cotnalla.loner Jfoward Casmey aald bla lettet will be sent to the gpf~~tl ol\b .. ~ ~ cUltricCI lP Mbmeaota, deaplte hls expec:ta\ions or ~Uc'lsm. • 401T'8 NOT THE MONEY TllAT counta," uid the com· ml&11loner. "It Will 1lve the kids the cbance to say the lnaUtute la partly theirs." Hb appeal will coincide with an lnaUtute mon~y·raisinc dlMer Dec. i m Washington, 1ponsored by President Carter, Vice Presi· dent Walter Mondale and the Senate. Gov. Rudy Perplch has pro· claimed Dec. 2 "Hubert Humphrey Institute Day" In Minnesota. P'und-rais.lng for the Institute, proposed for the University of Minnesota, Is being coordinated by the University of Minnesota Foundl\tion. Institute backers, who would like to 1et about $20 mllllon, have raised about $3 million and expect the Washinllon din· ner to produce about $2 million. CASMEY SAID ALL GIFJ'S will be voluntary and no pressure will be exerted on pupils to contribute. He said be believes the eUort I.a appropriate but that he expecta critlcllm. "I know there are some people who will criticize thb as political," the commissioner •'1d. "But Hubert Humphrey ii • great man who has contributed nlote than any othel' person to equal. education opportunltlea.•• Judy LebedoCC, Minnesota coordlnator for the Humphrey Institute money-raisins effort, said 1t wu her Idea to aolJclt pupils. "IT'S A CUTE U'ITLE cam-paten," she aaid. \:J wanted to take a popullat approa.,h so people won't aee th.ii as beln1 built only by large contributions.•• Humphrey, of Minnesota, is undergoin1 chemotherapy 1n Washington for inoperable cancer of the pelvis. • STARTS TOMORROW ... ALL 15 SHOWPLACE ST()RES SAVE _· OIO t 1 -., ~1 ""' .,., ·~I •l..•I • I • ' I ' • • . I I I . I , •' I • NATIONAL New Trial in1• ·Mom's Death RUled Out ~ LITCHFIELD, Conn. (AP) - A Ju bu ruled that Peter Re{Uy, wbo u a teeo·a•er was ch raed in the arl•ly murder of hll mother, cannot be retried on a manslaugbter char•• tbat was dJ.smllsed last year. Tho ruUna was iaa\ltd on a motion 11\•de by Rellly 's attorney, Andrew Ganson, who said be believed the rullni leaves ReU11 free of a.ny fUrtber charaea. if any are broa1bt, in the 4·yea .... old·case. . REILLY, NOW n. WU arrest- ed in 1973 ln the death of Barbara Gibbons at their Falls VWaae cotta1e. Durtna queationinl by police, Reilly accepted their con· tentlon that be committed the tnurder aJtbouih b~ said be could not remember it. He later dttrled it, but was convicted of tint· de1ree manslaughter; a new trial wu ordered because of new evidence but lut fall, a Superior Court judae diamlaaed the new charae ot manalaushter. Garson's motion that resulted ln Wednesday's rullna waa filed because of technical questions 8'' 1. 9 LITER ID.J\\T. about last fall'• diamlaaal order by JudgeSLmonS. Cohen. JUDGE MAURICE SPONZO said Tuesday that Cohen in· tended bll diaml11al order to make it clear tha' the cbarae could not be reflled atalnst Reilly. Amon• Reilly's supporters in hit complex Jeaal battles that drew naUonwlde attention was playwrt,iit Arthur Miller. "I've been afraid to tb1nk of the future," said Reilly, now an am- bulaf1ce. attendant. outald tbi courthouse bere. . tEILLY AND OAUON uld they had not decided whether to aue the state for dama•e• because of Rellly'1 tnatment Ill the case. Litchfield County State's · Al· torney Dennla Santore la1t month declined to rep~ute Reilly despite a State Police con· cluslon, based on a renewed, lO·month-long JnvesU1atton of the case, that ReUly wu Mn. Gibbon's murderer. Santore sald tbe new NJIOrt wu not 1up~ byfactl. . · .. WUN ONE MAN'S flibts are put 10 Jeopardy. thea all men'• rl1lau are put ln Jeopardy," Santore aald, Cluotin& the late John JI. Kennedy. A state police a~esmu s~d there would be no comment on Spon10'1~. 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""""'· ltDUClD~ 1•" FABERGE 8RUT S3 SPWH ON LOTION ....., .......... ... 10• YICIS FORMULA 44 COUGHSYIUP .................. \ j ·--·...,..... .A ...... .-. ...... A.la DAILY PILOT Tt'IUrM9Y, NcMmbef 24, 1tn . . So A.cwr Geta DipJoma . LOS ANGELES (AP) -"Now I'll be able to CO out and make sometltiq of myult, '' aald comtdlao Geor•• Buma alter recelvlne hi• elementary school dl~ma Wtdnesday. '1$ yean after be droppedoutotl».S. 22 in New YOC'k. Burns quit 1cbool at the fow1b·irade level in 1902 to sell newspapers to help support b11 faqilly of 11 brotben and slaters. "WREN WI!: GOT· REAL hUJlll'Y we ate the newspapers," be said. "My mother made a creat .. auce ... Re went by htJ 11ven name ot Nat.ban Birnbaum In lhoce huncry years, so tt took a few lntervenina decades before the New York Board of EducaUon dlacovered that the 81-year-old comedian and actor had never 1raduated. But the board decided Bu.ma had racked up enough ''life'' credita in lauabrnattna to earn a diploma. Mayor Tom Bradley presented the scroll on behalf of New York Mayor Abraham Beame. "l'LL HA VE TO GET someone to read tt for me," quipped Bums. Bradley addressed Burns u "God,'' when he presented the framed document, alludinc to Bums' t.iUe role ln the movie, "Ob, God.'' Burns said receiving the diploma was "a mlnor miracle." • .. " .. .. ~··· -- • Three Levels of . ' .. Fine Shopping & Dinmg In a Relaxed AtmospJtere • Open 7 Day1 al I 0 AM. 1100 So.~ Coast B,vy. LagW,ia Beach, CB. ' EJldn 1100 Wocll Soirtll CO... mpway · Free c.to...r Putiq Five beautiful gifts Plush shawl collar velour. Cotton and polyester. Brown, camel, rust, blue, S-M-L-XL. Not all corors and sizes in , all stores. By Chemi5e et Cie. $30 men's sportswear 168 Sq.C~· to tuck under the Christmas tree Pendleton Indian print pullover sweater. An all~ wool crewneck in cocoa or beige with red, orange, yellow, ecru chest design. 5-M-l-XL. Not all colors and sizes in all stores. 47.50 men's sportswear 84 Lace frills and a velvet bow. Our holiday blouse from lee Mar. Luxurious polyester • crepe. Sizes 8-16. White only. $22 misses sportswear 159 • .. . • • • I • • I ' ' • I ' I ' l ... ''I'm ready to b. thc:Nful again, Momfrrtf. Is there any f\dey left?" Risk of Pill Bises.at40 B1 DL S'QINCBOBN Deilr llr. S&elati'obt I .._ve been taldn1 the pill for at JeMt m ¥earB· l have bad no complications sucb as aevere-beadacbes 9r aQYthlnl else. Now that I bave reached 40, I wu surprised wben my doctor suaest.ed I stop tatiq the pill. He said there ls more 11.ltellbood ol more serious com· pllcatiom after 40. He auuested I play safe by us-ini some other cootraqpUve: an intrauterine de- vice or a dlaphrafm with foam. As added precau- tioo be asked my husband to coasider vasectomy. We have aiz cb.UdnD.. At our time~ life neither of u wants any more. Ia tbeN any reason why I can't cooti.aue wtth tho pW? la our doctcir' be1na too cauUous •eouervaUvef-lln. a. I COMMFN?: Perhaps 1oar doctor bu read a · report in tbe medical periodical Hoqital Tribune <Nn. 15) reavdlna thb problem. According to studies by a Brttkb IJ"OUP ol pbysiclans, women over 40 wbo took the plU increased the-risk of heart attack about ftve Umes over nonusers. DL LOUISE" 8. TYaER, vice president of medical affairs of the Planned Parenthood Federa- tion of America &aya the Food and Drug Ad· mbllstration plans to revile labellna for oral agents (the pill> to reflect the re· commendationll of its ob-' -.-00-C--li-OR--IN-, 1tetrlca and onecology .. Ylaory eommtttee: tttat THE HOUSE ••tltnta over 40 66be ._"----------~.ware el tile tncr1 ued dsk and be urged to 1dillze otber fcii'IDa of coalraceptlon." llowever. Dr. Tyrer believes further research will M needed to s ubstantiate or disprove these ltudlet. I qree. At tb1s time what is more impor· tam ta to leaen &he known risk facton in each woman (er male) that produce myocardial lnf arc- tl01l <bean ~et). $uch u high blood presaUN, diabetes, ol*slty. heavy cigarette amolliog, high ebolesterol-4 trlll1certde blood levels. 18 You& bOCTOa BEING too cautious, Ml"S. B7 I doubt it. i believe It ls the doctor's responaibill· ty to point out any potential hazards and risks in takinl the pill .. Or, for that matter, any other medication for any other medical condition. Whenever there's reasonable doubt, it's better to be forewarned. I know I haven't given you any apeclflc answer: to keep on taking the pill OI' qalt. Talk lt over again witb your doctor before maklna a declslon. I have tried to help by acting aa the devll '1 advocate. MBDICALBl'T& For Mn. Y.: Don 't accept w~ll-meant generallsadonl by friends. U your arthrttta seems to be invariably worse dwtna the winter months, lt la aot true that apendlng the wlnter 1n Florida .. will -'help!' / l - w OCEAM PACIFIC'S S/SWOVEN SIDRTS. Choose from either s/s solid crinkle cloth button-up styles. In as· sortment of colors. ~II Reg. $18 .00 NOW ALL s1299 SUDWW' OCEAN PACIFIC S/S STRIPE DITSHIRTS. OCFAN PACIFIC'S "POPUIAR" Corduroy Cargo Pocket BeachPanL Available in assorted colors. • Texturized poiyester fabric featurlngthe areat Aniel's Flight f It. Available in straw. camel. slate blue, chooo· late, navy, black. colors. Sizes 28- 36 walsts. •20. See the rest of SO~ Calf. Carpst ~ tlonof~'S Flight spOrtsWear. Sizes 28-38 1 • Lev rs Movinoii·y Jeans \ LEVI'S MovinOn Pre-Wash Denim· Jeans Popular half dome pocket style and leather trim hookup style. Reg. $20.00- $21.00 Now Both $1299 WrL~ WEJ CST OR Sizes 28·38 wa ists. -Q(JALfTY-. JEANS FOR I LESS ._ Wild West Stores Introduces Quality Jeans For Less$$. European fitting pre. wa shed denim jeans. Five pocket rivet pre- wash denim jean s1500 OR Elastic back pre-wash denim jean 518 Sizes 28 -38 waists. "Shown are just two of four styles) • . . . . ! LOVE'N STUFF 1 : I ' -. Now little sis can look just like big sis in this sailor pant from Feet it of Calif. In girls sizes 7-14& pre-teen sizes 6·14 At s1soo , BrlttCinin Sportswear Double Rivet Pocket Jean. Brush cotton f abne in assorted fall colors. Sizes 28-38 waists. ~~~---- ·' a. The plpeHne pantfn assorted c:otton1popf n Colors. Reg $24.00 . MOW ~17- h. Thecotton ~Irr ~tr.&; wow•l699 -assorted colors • . , c. The cotton poplin lace up pant.· · Reg. $22.00 . xow 51699 \·d.~:::= . !\ dentm. Reg. $24.00 ·, \ MOWS~ 799 \ Offer gOod thru . . .. Dec.5th • • Were the first to ,,. introdq the greatest active group from Bott for gats pictured the terry iOgglhg pant available in red or , navy. Sizes S.M.L at s2000 11!~t· s 1900 CIN' Poplln Jacket. One side navy or chocolate cotorcire, reverse side khaki poplin. Sfzes S.M.LXL '30 , 1 ,.~ !) Ttit1 . l .Su DM10 to.• Wt oini tom• Fttb. 4, ~ ~ ; m~1~t.,ee• Ll•cbedulld ~ un the ~ ultra·~ t ! ~ tmerrt 1•llf!, ~~I. ~d ~ \ft1 ~. bl4 fot" One hollortUd a --~Umeretord. lllerliDl•a ff.looter, and Drifter, 6t • eet~ ,YiJW,ally become yacbt r~ 111·~~ ~t.an~ match r ~.a.-' tit. foecOfd &1m~hlna Mrf~ iln Uh~ J{onolulu face lut JWy .ad Ute ftan• Beach to LaPai race In late Oc· itO!>er. ' . , • ID the HQnolulu race MerllD, 1kip- IJ>ered by ~lCfter-buildet"tOW!Wr Bill .Lee or Senta Cruz was ff"t tc>11allb, :!ith Drifter, owned and skippered by .,narry Moloebdo. Long Beach', -1¥ l9 :mtnutea bebind etter 2,225 mllel. • I ! DBIFl'E~JERNED THE t.ableeon. ,Mttrlln the l;OOO-tnlle La Paz race, ,comint from behind in the last three •miles to take line honors and a new ~elapsed lime record. In the 1,1~0-.mile San Dle10 to .Manzanlllo race the two yacbtl will be ~gUJ)Jling for the elapsed Ume record of ri days, 19 hours, 31 mlbut.tll and 01 'aeeonds set by the 8$-foot a~ein' ~e 197Q ina\IJUral raC!e. Another lnteresting feature of the ·~mtng ManzanlUe Is that Racttme ls • ~ble 1tarter to defend ber ~pJecor4. In the llonolulu race ab• r~bed eieht boun behind Drtller to. al.Ip come in UQder the old recoi:d. AN'D Td MAQ Uiln11 even more interesting, a new ULDB ll ecbeduled to be launched later tllil monlh which could give th• former trio a run for Ulelr money. The new yacht la a ~1· . , {oat sloop, Freewheeler. dMiped by John Pahner and built by P-Squared Yacht.a of Santa Ana, tbe same firm t"L-> __ __.. _____ 17"-t that built Drifter. Freewheeler, belnc built tor Dick l::=:;:::===:::::::=;::::=::z==== WQeeler of San DieJo, la smaller than ~~ ,,. the other three but I.I reported to be .... about 4,qoo pounds Uc~ter than'-------------_. ___ ___. Merlin, the lightest of the hie ULDBa. Brou:l'I, .AJuw••..,.,,,_d• Plan THE MANZANILLO race replaces .... ...,.:;;a San Diego Yacht Club's old 1,'30-mlle Acapulco race and flnlabet at the plush Las Hadaa Hotel and resort at Manzanillo. SDYC race chairman Ben McKeaaon said it appears that more than 40 entries will be on band tor the start of the race which also marks the first event ol the Mexican Ocean Rae· ing Conference c.MEXORC) ~OQ« the "gold coast" otthe Mexican mainland from Manzanlllo to Acapulco. OAKLAND <AP>-Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. bas announeed a prolJ'am that would use the California Natlooal Guard to tral.D up to soo un· employed worlren a year. Brown said it "focuaef on tbe lodlvidual left in the backwater of society ... The pn>Jram calla for the formation of a na· Uonal IU8.rd Wlll ·In Oakland wblch 1Vlll recruit 17 ·35-year-old men ancl nanen.. trala them in a wtde ranee ot aldlla and pfa~~iD Jobs with Oakland employers. Italy 11 the olftctal cb.all.,.. for the lnW.tJonal C Clua Catamaran Tropb¥, fOf 1978, becomiq the 1lxtb country to 4nter the ccnnpeitt.loo for what h• come to be known u the i.tt- tle Amedca'a Cup, tbe 11u>1t ~ tifloua multthull match race IA tbit world. The ltallllll a1'o challenged 1n W1t and 1lm but their cballeqt1 were alilbtly over tbe deadline. 1 the lt'l1 UtUe America 'a CUp wu sailed at Cahrillo Beaeh Yacbt Club, Loi Ancel• Barbior. with the U.S. de-fender Patient Lady III from Row ayton, Cono., beatlnl tll• Aus tr allan challqer . THE 1978 CHALLENGE will be uUed on the East Coaat with a new C Cat, Patient Lady II, competin1 for the rl&bt to d.efend the UUe. M in the 12·meter America's Cup, the U.S. de· fender must be chosen in a aailoff aeriu. · Ales Kozloff of Irvine, president ot the International C Class Catamaran Association of the U.S., said it ap- pears that the U.S. defender elimina- tions next summer w11l have more than the 12 which competed for tbe right to defend this year. The ltallana bave built a number of catamaran• to the C Clau parameters lo the past. One was U\~ In W1Moalln, relinetilenta ~ be1D1 mad~to Focus ¥uimua to enabl&het to improve her tackiq ablllty •• IN NEW YOU Dave Sawtdd re- porta that be ls relurblablq Dlftanee and that be ls dealptn1 a smaller version for po35ible commercial pro- duction. 'In Ule state of Wu~. Jolm McCoy ls punum. Ju. pateatied ..U concept for bi• ~. M.LS. Vlll· dicator. 'rowing N)o Strain On Boat Closed Thanksgiving Day. Shop late Friday, all stores. Does lOwtu a water alder p\ace -.n undue "Strain on one's boat and motor? ?fo, say the experts at Mercury Marine, manufacturers of both outboard and stem-drive engines. THE HARDEST pull· ing a ski low motor must do is when starting the boat and skier moving. ,This taJces only a few seconds. Though the motor appe8.1'11 to work hard, there is not enouib time for an exce111v• amount or heat to baild up in movtna parts, ac- cording to Oat experta. It's an entirely dif· ferent thing from what happens to an engine or a truck laboring up a long hill. Actually, towing skiers is one ~ the things that make• todtay's tH&4;r outboard motors prac- tical and economlcal. They have the power to effortlessly boost boats and skiers onto a plane. after which they can be throttled back to a point where mechanical strain is non-existent and fuel is used economically. AS TO THE strain on the boat, the pull ls no ereater than wbat a ati'r himself feels in his Ja.uds as he erasps the tow line. Also the pull is applied to a tow rope 1radually and gently. Jett the tow bar be yanked from the skier's hands. What ls all amounts to, HJ the experts, I.I that •D)' rig with enough ~i'form~ b> be con· sidered a pr.-cti~al aid tow boat cm do th• job wl~out.str.ui or harm. Robnsons Thanksgiving sale The plaid shirt. Toketta@me' Special .97. The shirt with so many options! So cozy worm In machine-washable Wool/ nyton. Predomlnantty red, black. brown, navy or maroon. S.M-l·XL Men's Sportswear. 21. Smart pontsultlng. Now~ off. Orig. $20-$46. Now $12.99-$29.99. Sportswear that coordinates so well ... pants. blouses or blazers In selected colors. 6-16. Roblnalre SpQrtswear. 7. ----- ., . I,, ~ .. :Pilate J~ 'Vi~' • :>Christ ' . . .. ..,..-..-... _ .I Going to Europe Page Plans Hi8tory of Led Zeppelin Exchai(g.e •1~..!~!~~ single, "I Wanna TeatJfy" backed with "Turn on tbe LONE TREE Jowa TV." Guit.arlat Brtu m1 ane..-.cton an aO:.ttar (AP> -How about a Althoulh tbey atJU have no Immediate plans to Lonnie Dooe1an LP, In tbe company of El&Ola Joba, book with your bier tour, Led 1.eppelifl will soon 10 back into a record· Rory GaUaCIMr, Raf CMper and Adam FalUL Easy at Little B's, a inl studio IOIOewbere in Europe to do their nut LP. t a v e r n l n , t h i 1 Wblle ltobert Plant was aecluded with bis faml· Al~ with Queen'• producer a., 'l'llo•a• aoutbeaatem Iowa town ly rouowm, tbe death U1ll put summer of hi.a son, Baker, vocalist Pre4dle llere•l'J co-produced that off en a paperback Karac, JlatlQJ Pase was wrttlnc material -and Peter Straker'• LP, and busilt Jolla Dea-ln· book e:1chaale. finl•hlnl tbe bulldln& of a 16-track studio ln his stalled a 16-traclt atudto in hls home. ..Some people think bouae. • • • lt'a a UWe unique 01' odd After Zep fini.lbes the studio album, Jimmy David 8owte showed up at Max's Kan.au City to bave a book exchanae wants to lllten to all the live tapes they've done ln New York to introduce -and lend bll aupport to ln a bar " said operator since the band'• loceptlon, and contpile a complete -a new ~and, Devo, whO ball Betty Slmmons. ..But recorded blstory of Zeppelin'• concerts, alona with from AkroD. Ohio, and are one of there 'I been a good a written history of the the m01t unique c:on1lomera· reaction to tt." band that Pa1e wants to Uona seen here in aome Ume. Jrf ra. Slmmona slid the ~Tops In Popsd".1 write himself. The band, wbo Bowle may exchan1e evolved "'. -~'.!VJJ And, be says be'• produce, alternately wear becauae abe couldn't. finally going to do a long, yellow rubber auita with black keep enoush books orchestrated guitar piece cinched belts, monkey face around for her husband, usinggultarsynthesizers (aswellastberestofZep· masks, neck braces, and other Dallas, to read, and t ,'.1,·;~ SACRAMENTO (AP) pelin). Jimmy's been talking about that project for weird stuff onataae. and their because there ls no -Jesus Christ wouldn't years. music ta a cross between BJtu public library ln thla be crucified if he re· Since Page tends to think faster than he Eno, Bowie, and tbe Tallda1 town of938 people. turned today, he would sometimes acts, these projects might take quite' IOW•• Head1. "Tbt ldea was spread · • ' probably be ignored, some time to complete. Hopefully, that next album A highlight of the abow ls an offbeat version of by word of mouth and we '" says the president pro wlll be sometime ln 1978. the Stones' "SaUsfactlon" that had th• very hip sot lt goln• lut week," "•' • tem of the California * * • crowd roaring with lau1hter. tnie said. •" Senate. Even while they were recording "News of the • • • Mrs. Simmons has James Mllls of San World"' and preparing for that forthcomlni tour, all EIYll Costello -who In ~Sland has been about 200 tPaperbacks , 'Diego discussed that the members of Queen worked on various aolo pro· balled aa the "next Bruce SprlDpteea," and who stored ln boxes and will ·" prospect in a news con· j ta was recently signed with much enthusiasm by accept any book ln '' .. ference about a novel he ec · Columbia Records -begins his fint U.S. tour ln ex ch an g e, except South Cout Pfau VILLAGE Invites ~ to & holl&y premiere and family night ~· TM sw of the show? krts krlngle ol counel.He •nd Mrs. krtngte wta antve at 7 p.m; on fftdcy, November 25th to tum on Che npts d the large tree In the centet' of tt}..e+Jllllaae- G~Fl"I· •• otftcl.ily opening our holfdiy Shop· ping season. Besides vtsttlng our shops. nne4 to the brfm with colorful and unlque gltt5, families are Invited to enjoy • cup of hot chMotate wtth ttie Krtnslff atcmg With helpe,.. from the North PoJe. Carousels ChbraJ wtU sing. the 4 o'clock pl•yers wtll perform; and mem· bers ot the LA. Mime Company wt• entertain you 45 weU. Just an old fuhloned Ct1itstmas party full of w.mtti and Christmas spirit-• wonderful w1:yto1wt~ hoUda~ • ~ Vi COAST PlAZA , lOCAltM .. ~ &. lut ~. 5-tA """' c:.. Oppoelea So.-CoMt Pl.au MA ." has written on the life or. Drummer Boger Taylor recorded his own San Francisco this week. pomosraphy. _ Jesus, "'lbe Gospel Ac· -------------------------------------------------------------------,---..:_--.:._..:_::__ ______ --_::::::========:::::;=:::.;::::=::==:::========~ cording lo Ponti us Pilate." MILLS' BOOK,. to be • published Sunday,' views the life or Jesus through ' the eyes of the Roman governor who ordered his execution. "I ask what would hap· pen today ii he showed u p u n d e r s i m i i a r· circ umstances. Would we crucify him? I sug. gest not. l suggest we would try to Ignore him," Mills said. : , THE DEMOCRATIC lawmaker, who is a his· torian, said he got the ' idea from his pastor, · Arthur Dominy of the First BapUst Church of , • San Diego. " "I wrole the book '• because my pastor said ' we'd know a lot more • about Jesus if we had a .... biography written by his enemies. We have bl<>-! · graphies only by his followers," Mills said . . ~ ;; Jury Ups l Damages ;; In Suit I SAN JOSE (AP) : ' Mary Nelson didn't ask enough for the loss of '1 both her breasts because ; or silicone injections, a ol San Jose jury of seven ' men and five women has : ldeclded. • Mrs. Nelson sued for ! ! Sl.5 million in damages. : • The jury awarded her ': $1.95 million. ' I' .. WE WANTED fhe ,; doctor to know we : ' thought that what he dld , ' to Mrs. Nelson wu out· •! rageous-that'swhy we ! I voted to increa'e the • l award," said one jury •1 member. :• Mrs. Nelson testified : :\that ln 19881be con.ulted l 1 ~e doctor about posaible : , 1ur1lcal implant.a ln her t, breasta. The doctor abe • aald, persuaded her fn. ,I stead to submit to I j 1lllcone injections. i' WITfllN MONTHS, 1 1 j ahe teautl~ her breasts developed lumpa, and 11 I 1be finally underwent , ' •uraery by a Sunnyvale I 1peciauat: She a&ld she w11 afraid sbe miaht 1et l cancer, but no testimony • Wll tlVen that tho IC• tually bad 1otteo &he dll· ..... Tbe doctor acted u .bit own laW)'el' duttq tK• trial. Ho teatUled h• aevtr treated tbe woman and had ntttr' Mell w uotll 1be walked into court. Closed Thanksgiving Dav. Shop late Friday, all stores. Robinsons ThonksQiving sale· 3-j?c. pantsuits, &peela!!y prleed. Each. §29.99. From Stage 7, famous for great-fitting s¥et. lri cJay, tan or nt:NV ~er.10-20. career Dresaes, 46. Thest!kydresa lhlrtl °A :fQJolaf $12.W.-lhe na•·nyton makes rt sllky smooth. easy-care and auper comfortable. Grev. tan, light blue. navf, pink, wntte or brown. 14*17. averao- aleeYe tengths. Dress Shirts, 20. .~ l'.I.\ -STAMP! LeT·s LO<>'< fott .46000 Rf.STAORATfUR." ASHJNOTON CAP) -The Food md Dru Aclmln1ttraUoo utd Wedne1day t.hat 21,$13 Xytron brand heart paeemu .. are beial recalled betauH of a molature problem that could auae them to ahort-c:ircult and. Powel'. The recall already had been •Mounced by the manufacturer, Medtroolc of Mln.oeapoU1, Nlnn., on Oct. Z'I, wbleb aaJd It knows ot no patient death• or lnJW'iea cauaed by premature failure of tht pacemlkens. TBIC FDA ANNOVNCBMENT coven about •.soo pacemakers recalled ln Au,uat end No- vember 1976 and 11,000 in the CW'· rent action. The pacemakers were Xytron model number1 591.2, 5913, :5850, S951, .. and ~55. All were made before Aunst 1975 aDd moet have been implant- ed in heart patlenta for two to three yeara1 a Medtronic spokesman aaJa. CUP O' NOODLES HERBAL ESSENCE ASS'T FLAVORS , 'f 2.50l.39c MlN'S & IOYS' Basketball SHOES foam cushioned slippers in assorted tnes. MIWt-LADIS' 2·.99 ,.1~99'1. MEN'S & IOYS' Jogger ~HOES SHAMPOO"' ewtOl Assorted fDnlUIH 16 oz. 1.59 Regular panty g g C and toe. Ass'l Shades P•. COMFORT STRIDE Refresh and ~s~ your 1· 9 9 Beautifully sheer. • 'l peeled to work for four to five years, but the warralll)' wu only tor 30 months, be added. MED'l'llONIC ADVISED doc· ton in a letter lut montb to evaluate the condition of patlenta to determlne whether to replace the pacemaker ahead of schedule. n aaid priority abould be •lven to paUenta who are totally dependent on the pacemaker to reaulate their heartbeats. The firm aald 9S percent of ~e recalled pecemu n were Utety to tuncUon nanoaur '°" at 1 ... t tbe next •ix mo.atb1. Tb• spokearnan Hid docton wue likely to dedde to replac. about ballot the devices lo that time. · The problem 11 that water vapor can permeat. a atal on the pacer'1 metallic clrcultq an4 cause an electrical •bort circuil. MEDTllONIC 18 TB& W()rld1s hrae•t manufacturer of pacemaker1. p{'Oductoi 800tC}OO to 100,000 annUally. The retautd ~ NATlONAL Willa Wft'9 ~ IOJll• JJO,cq> ~U'OD~Uen. New model paceniaken cu last alx to aoven years befon replacetneot. tbo JhdtroDl~ spokesman said. · The dfflcea usually are lm· planted in tbe upper cbest below th• ahouldel' with a 168d Wlre COil· necte4 throutb a v .. fl to ~ heart. The operaUon to lmplaftt the pacemaker 11 not conaldered major aurrtry, the epokeaaun aald. "BAN" ROLL -ON ANTl-PERSPIRANT a11llar, Unmt1d Of Olfd Dry. 1.5 oz. 89c NAT10NAI. SfMICOflMICTOR CALCULATOR PROCTOR·SUX Altonaatlc 4. Slee TOASTER Golden Classic SIZES · 119 5-10 • 12'' aluminum base, no stick surface. Sim·R·Mat IC heal control. 1520 17.88 9 Inches Iona. for ea&ier handli11g. 10 second curls with or without steam. ~1J8.9J TOOTHPASTE ltAUl•IDfT 89c • Flip~ Flash FertMn .._ Trillt1 1111 T•·llltmtt t-.s The self ·powerett 11ash· cube for the new X Cameras. :r, '1.59 2 ' a J • Miller Death Clue Ruled Out VISTA (AP> -Two men with what may be a toy Pillol held up a teller car· rylo1 money ba1s into tbe Chartered Bank of London oo Wednesday. They made off wlth the ba1s and the unannounced amounl or cash. About 20 m.ilea away, 1heriff's deputies were 1ta1ing a mock bank rob· bery at lhc lime in Poway t.o ~•~h tellers hQw to deal with the real thing. EAST HAltTFORD, Conn <AP) -Wreck11e found an the Enelish Channel this week ap- parently was not that of Glenn Miiler'• plane, which dlsap· peored In l&C4, an aircraft com· pany. apokesman said Wed.Des· day. An Eni.Uah fl1herman reported Monday that 1tlrcralt wreckage was accfdenta.lly hauled up In his nets about two miles oul to sea from Newhaven, Eniland. Brian Hills, captain of the trawler Wildflower, said he believed the parts he found could have belonged to the plane in whlch the fa med band leader was fly mg when he disappeared THE WRECKAGE Included a brass engine plate Inscribed with the serl-1 number of a Stromberg carburetor made by the Beodix Aviation Corp. of Wayne, Mich. On Tuesday, an unldenWied Engllsh air force offlclal uked the Prati & Whitney Aircraft Group of United .Technologies Corp., based in East Hartford. CHIFFON "GENTLE" TOILET TISSUE KAL KAN CAT FOOD ANTACID GELUSIL TABLETS for relief ot hearlburnl 49 and acid indigestion. JOO hbs • METAL with WKKR lOOKI 'rilts or Sol• ttltrs VKKS FORMULA 44 -0 DECONGESTANT COUGH MIXTURE TW\N PAK IYt·lb. Ca Im s. Q U I e I S coughs and relieves slufly nose. 1.99 With fol1fing Leis ...• fold~ compactly when nol 10 3.99 ASSORTIO ASSORTED FLAVORS 6'/z IZ. CANS TOMY Wonderful "ROCK 'N ROLL" Watj!rfuls whether that carburetor could have been used on the Pratt & Whitney enaine which powered Miller's aircraft PRATT & WHITNEY spokesman Robert A. Slayman said the R·1340 engine used ln the plane, also known u the Waap en1lne, used a different kind ol carburetor. Miiler dlsappeared over the English Channel while flylne from England to France In December 1944 OPEN THANKSGIVJNG DAY THURS. NOV. 24th-9 AM TO 6 PM Push her arms down & sh" toddles otl and comes bacl< •sm 9.99 · .. Tippy Tumbles" by IOfAl xcephOnal lumbhng talent the child '"" be allracled lo •n acrobatic~ ASSORno •r Wotctmt TEA SETS Service for • four ..• lo a ' make her table setting ~ o 1ust right. ..,,..__ __ ---""'---~"~SUP=-=-=ER=--=T=OE'~' ....... 13456 3.59 u. ' "MASTER MINO" by SCHAPlR CERAMIC POTS r or your Plants in a Rainbow of Colors 8" SIZC 10" SIZI ~2.88 3.99 ~=====================1/ ~ ~ CAL VERT EXTRA BLENDED WHISKEY 80f. 9 99 1.75 llTH • Rocks her dolly, and run hours tryini 10 pull string music box maneuver the pieces plays tune as they into the right places ::: 16.99 •1014 3.99 GAME by INVKTA ···--:.. / • A game of cunning ' -· and logic for 2 peo :-j ~{_;> pie. Instructions ~ printed rn 10 Ian -->.r~· ~ • · guages. Super Jock Football ·~16 1.99 . . • H1l him on his helmet and w1lh a kick he sends the football up and o_v_eJ the goal posts. q ICUSAN '~AND PRIX" ESSKA Y HOT WH££lS MITOHIRADUY ''PMOMN>'' RACING SET 4 · I o o t li&Urt 8 speed way. Assembled. •49 B/O Train SET Thrill Drivers htterlts Mot d CORKSCIEW RACE SET 4·Un1ts with smoke ••. chug chug sound and track. #47426 4.• ., .. ~.. MAnu • J,"" . . -· ~ PUZZLE Mounted on "OlfOO'' huvr board. Size 17x23" •4848 COASTER FISHER PftlCE Chatter Tefephone A lun way to learn colofs~ and numbers. :• 1747 3.99 ' •. BUSINESS Teen Cut Out for Job Diamond Prodigy Worb for 'Perfect Stone' • CHARLESl'ON, W.Va. (AP>-older, a kid as Cood as Don can AnEa LESSONS AT the arts At 16, Don Goflaux has a solid make a tremendous amount of and craft.I center at Ripley, Gof- head st.art on his ambition ln llle. money," says Broyles. •'I never faux took private cutlins lessona "I want to cut the perfect atone," met anyone hls aae so 1ooct at from renowned diamond cutters. aays the studious, allghtly built cutting." He remembers them as I~ high school sophomore. When be bCIComes 21, Broyles affalra, usually nine houra at a Goctaux is considered by some expects, Gotraux probably wUl tlme, twoort~dayalnarow. " to be a prodiay in the craft of be asked by the t.op diamond Goff aux aaya he's always been dJamond cutting. He's been at it manufacturers in New York to fucinated by puzzles and since be took a course In join the ellt.e group of diamond believes that may be the root ol cabochon cutting when be wu 8. cutters who work in their own his interest and aptltude for cut· "TO BECOME A cutter of homes, at their own rates, for tln~. Don's quality, it would usually "~dles of c~b." • lt 's fun to cut the 58 different take at leaau5 yeara," says Scott Reputa~on moves fast ln the faceta ~ aet them perfectly Broyles, owner of a diamond &rapevlne, Broyles says. alian~, ho 11ys. dealership In so,uth Charleston. Working in bis hod)e with bis own equipmeat, Goctaux'a fee can be as high u $30 .,n hour.~ • pending on the nature and dif· ficulty ol the job. On personal orders from Broyles alone, be averaced about $400 a month. He's puttinl the money away to buy ~ $8,000 diamond bench and other equip- ment he will need later. .,..,...._ PERHAPS THE BEST AT HIS AGE "WHEN HE GETS a little I Don Ooft•ux, 19, Cut• Diamond•· 'Logic' Begs QuestiOn Of New Holne Market By JOHN CUNNIFF. ,.,. __ .,.,. .. ~ It looked perfectly logical at first glance. this defense by the nation's home mortgage lenders against com- plaints that rising new home prices were excluding many Americans from home-ownership. New homes usually aren't meant for first·time buyers, explained economists of the U.S. League of Sav- ings Associations, which make most of the home mortgage loans throughout the country. "MOST NEW HOMES are built for the second-or third-time buyers," they said. An "overwhelming" 65 percent of new homes are bought by families ''who are using the accumulated equi- ty and appreciated value or their pre· sent homes to purchase new housing," they explained. So what do we offer the firat-Ume buyer who hasn't had the chance to build up much of a down payment? We offer him the used or existing home. It's "a great opportunity," they said. MO•E THAN 81 percent of homes sold last year were existing homes, tEzt.tl•fl lto•e price• t(re efearlfl •oarf•fl, clallfl In the quaHtlf 1e>1..e eatego.,,. ey said. It's true. The National As· socialion of Realtors. recorded 3,002,000 such sales, a record. The number will be even higher thls year. Those existing homes are a great buy, said the U.S. League economists. The median price of a newlyjuilt home last year was $«,200, but •'x-'" ~ting home sold for 13.6 percent less at $38,100. , Watch those figures! Didn't we hear earlier that the people who sold the exlstlng homes benefited not ()tl}y from accumulated equity but from "appreciated value?" In other words, existing prices seem lo be rising too. ( NEWSA.NA.LYSIS) figure bas already been bumped up to about $44,000, or just about the price of last year's brand new home. QUITE UNDERSTANDABLE too, Don't forget, it's ju.st that kind of •P· preciation, the U.S. League economists point out, that provides first-time owners with the equity to apply to a brand new house. In 1976, the year in which the me- dian price of an existing home wu $38,100, more than 39 percent of exist· ins home sales were at minlmum prices of $50,000. That percentage Is much hisher thJs year, as it bas been every year tbls decade. In September 1973, about 13.5 percent of exLsliSlg home sales were for $50,000 or more;.,.lj\ September 1975 th• pe~centage W&Sii!-1\~ast year, 29.1. • EXISTING lfOR PRICES clearly are soaring, eapedal1y in the quality home cat.egort. But. yes, there are bargains. Ne 1' wcent of exist- ing sales this tor $25.000or less. ,, The questidlf&O uhd .,_ ~ low-priced ~~evflr,,._ ~ many of ~til4 repr"el)l pnulrie bargains and MW ma01 are accom· modalions ~ ftti.for habitation and not likely to appreciate? A house that iJ so far gone it cannot grow in value would seem ·t.o be a financial sinkhole rather than an in· vestment. And a quality home, the kind that appreciates, seems to be too costly !or the first-time buyer. And if that is so, can the new home market continue to feel assured that lt hn a steady supply of customera for its product? OONDO BlKJKLET HELPS PUNNERS By'l'be Associated Pna More than 50 percent of the U.S. HOW'J'.RUE. THAT median figure ~f population will live in some form of $.18, 100 is a .good one for ~ertam condominiUD'f witbln 20 years, accord· purposes, but 1t does .atter all include ing to the Department of Housine and sc;i~e homes that are in very.J>OOr con-\Jrban Qevelop1pent. d1t1on and ready to be PK..-1 ~ , 't ")~buying a ~ndomlnlum can ratht:rthanliv~in. · , be a compllcat~ buslnesa, the de· This de>;e•o t mean there aren t partment of!ers, at no cbar1e, a 19'' DIAGONAL COLOR 1'RAK REMOTES ICA .. DlllCT ilDIUS IYSTIM 1-.orLTHI YllYUST • S...W.:AMSOI UWOft COMl'IOL bargains m existing homes. Many bookle11.•· f'Questlons About Con· young couples have round, renovated dominiums " explaininc some of the and uperaded such houses and now basics ' N.fftwD• CALL FOi Oul LOW PllCis have accommodations superior to To get one, send 8 postcard to the those who live ln brand new houses. , Consumer Information Center, Dept. But existing home prices ~:1 :\l.'•E hebJn.. Colo. 81009 standing still. 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We'll be arriving on a big hook and ladder fire truck (compliments of the Newport Beach Fire Dept.). We'll come to the east entrance of J. C. Penney- making quite a spectacle with all those sirens and flashing lights. rm so excited about my visit with each one of you. rn be in my Santa House in the mall's Stage Court. And here's a special treat You can have your picture taken with me..:. a beautiful instant co~ for a nominal charge. . Theyre presentedin attractive folders-something your parents, friends and relatives · Will always enjoy. · . / 1' If .. H 's h · · · .. ~· ' ' ' . ere w en you can V1S1t me: . j~r " . Monday-~ 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a_. .• 6:00 p.m., Sunday 12:001'a~m.•S:OO p.,..., See you soon! In NeWport Beach on Pacific Coast HigbWa}'; between MacArthur an .. d Jamboree. , qettg Statue !tro.Qze statue, entitled ••victorious Young Athlete," stan~ in Denver Art Museum. W~rk if only known surviving sculpture of Lysippos, who lived from 368 B.C. to 310 B.C. 1t was purchased by Getty Museum of Malibu for reported $3 million. . Medical Help All in Family From AP Dlspatc~s All her life Karen Hurdle of Arlington. Va., has lived with the suffering or her older sister. Gall. Now Karen wants to give the only help there is: a .kidney. She had to go to court to get permission . . And she got it from an Wlderstandlng state circuit jud&e. For Karen to donate a kidney for 23-year-old Gail, there were problems both family and legal. Besides, Horace and Aleta Hurdle learned minors may not donate organs. Their daughter,· Karen, is 16, two years shy of the age at which she needs no one's consent. * Paul Scott, an Englishman who teaches at Tulsa University In Oklahoma and whose first novel" was rejected by 17 publishers, won Britain's most. coveted prize for littrature. The 57-year-old English li .. erature ( ) teacher won the $9,000 PEOPLE Booker Prize for Fiction _ for his latest novel, ----------"Staying On," published last March. The announcement was made by PbWp Lark!a, a British poet and chairman or the panel of judges, at the annual awards dinner in London. Scott ls re· ·covering from an operation and was unable to at· tend. * John Clark Gable, son of the late screen star Clark Gabte, suffered a fractured wrist from a fall at a skateboa~ arena. Youns Gable, a student at Phillips Academy in New England, reportedly was taken after the mis- hap to Cambridge (Mass.) Hospital by a fellow stu- dent, a nephew of the late Errol Flynn. Gable, 16, is the only child of the late movie idol. * Home builder Jim McConn combined the black, Mexican·American and college vote to become the mayor of Houston, defeallni · Frencb Brhcoe, an opponent he accused ot ignorine the needs of minorities. Briscoe, cousin of Texas Democratic Gov. Dolph Bri.acoe, led a rJeld of 12 candidates Jn the non-partisan 1ener•l election two weeks a10, but failed to re· ceive the necessary 50 percent of tbevote. Runner-up McConn, 49, a McCOffec former city councilman, tu med it around this time. • American Indian leader Deaall Bub burned •copy of pendlnt federal le~lalatiotl and .nnounced formaUon ot a campa.lan againat the proposed feviiion of federal treaties 'With lndiab tribes. Banks said the meaaure, formally titled the "Nati\'e American Equal Opportunity Act'• would In effect late away Indiana' remainin1 Janda and that it could lead to vtolence in the future. uecu ''Thll ii oaa ot the most • vleloua actl Of le1lllatlon that eould .,., have beea hU.rocbked," Ballkl told a newa Copference 9utJld• the WUail Half•ay House ot Suramento bet ore MttJN ~nr. to a copy of the meaaare. NEW YO CAP) -Tbe tlUe • 'Tbe AllHllnatlon Pleaao Al!buac" ta .not the moet 'rev- erent one tbat could bave been. ebasen for an ~ive compen· dlum ot f acta •W'Tound.lna · tbe k.lllin1 af:lPrelJdent Ke.nneey in 1983. Then qaln, the creator ot Ulll bizarre almanac baa never claimed to be reverent. BE '8 TOM MILLBR, child of the '60a, under1round writer, sometimes aat•rist and oneUme center ol a Flnt Amendment controven7. m. book he aaya, ls for everyone -abOve-and· under1round. Mlller'a alm-.oao Ult.I pirti. nent and lmpertlnent fact. c:on- cerning kennedy'1 doatb And tbe scores of cooaplracy tbeorlea that have followed It. ·'The conaptracy theories are part of Americu proletariat folk lore," Miller aaid in a telephone interview from bla home 1n ALMANAC AUTHOR Tucson. Tom ler THE PAPUBACK, releaaed MOST OF THE tacta thrown last month by the Henry Repery out were tbo9e that caQle from a Co., Chlcqo, ll 2'74 pa1ea, mOltly 11n1le ~ and could not be of chronoloaical Uata earnlabed . corroborated by another. with quotatlona from the famous "You can't believe bow ml.D)' and infamous and with editorial unexplained death theorla tbet'e cartoona. . are," aaidMlller. ·~•ofpeo- Notbing, lt seems, ta spared the pie believe that scoret of other reader. fn 1930, the Uat tell• us, people were nabbed out l>ecauae. "Jack Ruby was Jailed for two ot their conneeucm. with the a. days, the result of an alterea. 1u1lnatl0b. But, foraet lt, )'OU tion." We learn the date that Lee can only document a handful ot Harvey Oswald started ctuaea queatton•bledeatha." at a Lutheran aabooJ in the One such death. be 11y1, a. the Bronx, N.Y., and even about the apparent suicide of Qeor .. de progress ol Fidel Castro u hll Mohl'enlchlldt in Palm Buc:bt revolution gathered steam. Fla., on March 30, jUlt bOurl "I took tens of thouaanda ot after an lnvesttcator for tile facts on little three-by.five cards Houa~· Committee on APaUlna· and caretully screened them," tlom 1tte111pted to interview blni. said Miller, 30, wbo wound up De Mobrenlcblldt bad bee a with some 8,000 racta be con· friend of 0.Wald and wu Iden· sldered worth l.litln1. Ufled by a COCJ.INUlodal aide u a key wt ln the uit111n1· tlon lnv~aUoa. MILLBa SAYS TB houM panel wW haYe to IOOlt into that deatb u well u Ken.nedy'1 and Olwald'1. MWer 1111 b11 research fol' the book bal retnforced hit belief that there wu a compl.raey ID • Uie KeDJMIQ ~' altbOulb "W• lolna to take aome time to eat•blllh ho the con.aplratoq could have been-lilt can e~bt. ettablilbed. '' • • Tb at won't happen, Millet HYl1 unless tbe AMUllJ>aUaiai Committee gets funded for •boUt three or four more years. MILLEa RAS LIVED in· TUCIOD l1nce Ult. Heb• worked for the panddadd1 Of -- lfOUDd tatlrtcaldm!all, '11'o; ReaJJat. He ha Wrftten for Crawdaddy, R~hln& Stone, do~1 ~ UDderp'OUDd .~ and in recent 1•an for z.qmn and Ha.rpen. · He apec:ta to write anotber book IOCID, either about Ult CID t,be Mexloan-u.s. border or about merceouy IOldlen. TASK FORCE EBI'MIUSBED ,. . . MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A Joint tHk force hu been set up by the local presbytery of the Pr•byteria Cburcb 'in tbe U.S. and the Roman Clthollc d1oc1M of Mempbts to planJomt. venturH and foater unJty. The Joint covenant r.1ec1, .. tJM two bod.l• •to pray and wort toaet.ber." QO A guide to community churchn and their even ta appear• &atunttlJtl 1DJCm lnth• DAILY PILOT silverwoOds Vested Holiday Suits With f~ men, the velted suit la first choice tor buslneea and holiday PIJtieS, Sek)ct yours rt<YN at very special llVlngt ... In WOOi bltr1d IOI id oolots end patterns. ' ~176.00 Now 149.90 ALL WOOL VESTED surm ... REG 225 00 NOW 1at~ Versatile "Foursome" Suits Vested aul1s with an extrll pair of contrast slacks, tor dress-up and casual ocoasions. Reoutariy 216.00 a 235.00 189.90·199.90 Sport Coats and Blazers , Thia aeuon's collection Is better IOoklng than eY8f ••• In handsome wool and wool . blend flbrtoa. Checks. plelcll Ind IOlld oolora. • AegutartJ 100.00to11o.DO 84._90·89.90 Save On Slacks Including all wool worsted flanrels and prestige maker slacks with flll'llCU tlastlclzed wals1bltla . .· ~ l I •I ' Gifted Knits For. Every Man On Your Lls.t . ~ltdln'IWtleflloka*t , -, f EXHIBITION INCLUDES U.S. BATH1NO FASHIONS Unidentified Model• Show Current Style• • j,. Soviets' Exhibition ~es Smoothly Along LOS ANGELES CAP) -Halfway tjlrough tt.1 .18-day run, which once Oireatened to become a political ~barras.sment.. the Soviet National Jxhibltion is coexisting eully with a cpunter-exhlblt on Soviet Jewry. • Soviet cultural aDd commerce officials are dellabted that almOlt 200.000 Americans liave come to cawk at the array of scientific hardware and crafts at the Convention Center here. AND TOE JEWISH :tederation-Councll la astonlahed that IODle 40 000 persona have atood in JJnes upsbtls to view pbotoerapbs or 1ews penecuted by the Soviet government. Demonstrations prompted airport-type security, complete with metal detectors for both exhibits, but have been mostly peaceful. The only serious Incident occurred on opening day, Nov~ 12, when a woman threw a balloon filled with red dye at Soviet official FedorNekhaev. "It's going very well actually," said Bob Bussjaegerof Burson-Marsteller, the public relations firm for the Soviet exhibiL .. Some young Jewish people in prison garb haye gone through the exhibit, but they've gone tbrouah peacefully." .. WE WEil~ expecting such a lot of visitors, but they keep coming, coming, collllDI," said Rem Botbunov of the Soviet Foreign Trade Triangle Shape Ministry. "We hope that they can visually see that we ar., also the same human beings. we have famtllea, children and the same problems. 11 Upstairs, in a small crowded room, Burton Levinson of the Jewlab Federation-Council's Commiaslon on Soviet Jewry recalled that he estimated that perhaps 25,000 people might visit the counter·eitblblt, "Soviet J ewry: Six Decades of Oppression." "Downstairs they see a thing show, not a human show, and we've become a response," he said. "I think they feel that what they see down.stairs is too slick, something is miaalJla." THE FEDERATION·COUNCIL had to get a city attorney's nillna to obtain permiss ion for the counter-exhibit. Levinson estimates that only about S percent of the viewers are Jewish. On one typical weekday, both exhibits, which run through Nov. 29, were crowded. Tours of senior citizens wandered through and dozens of school buses carted classrooms of children totbe downtown arena. ALSO POPJJIAK WERE shows of Soviet f asblons. "It was gOOd." aald 12-year-old Kathy Agar, wbOse seventh grade . ~laas fJ.Wl Qnl'W& toured the exhibit. 'Mainly I wted the rnodels of space sbips and animal.I -they looked so real." . New D ana Park Eyed A Dana Point park may be d&- veloped on excess right-of-way along Street of the Golden Lantern, lf the county and a special parks district can agree on development and main· tenance responalblUUes. The county board of supervfaon, at the suggestion of Fifth Dlstric4 Supervisor Thomas Riley, has authorized the county's envl.ronmen· tal management agency to negotiate a settlement with the Capistrano Bay Parks and Recreation District. THE COUNTY ACQUIRED the pro- perty in 197' in anticlpaUon of the widening of Golden Lantern. The Capistrano Bay parka diatrict ap- proached the county wbeo plans were drawn up for the widenin1, asldn1 to buy the excess ~t-of·way, 1ald Ula ' Valentine, c:Uatrictaecretary. The $6-per-aquare-foot cost quoted for the proper:tl at that time made its purchase pf'f>blbltively expenalve for the dlatrlct. abe said. • The tri= Pleee of lapel lies ad-jacent to Lantem, south of the road, rangtnc ln depth from five to 30 feet. . . MRS. VALENTINE SAID the coun- ty-dblrlct settlement may call for any one of the following: -Deeding of the property to the dis· trict by the county, with district responsibility for park development and maintenance -a condition of the deed. -Sale of the property to the district, which could then use the land as lt saw fit. . -Contracting by the eounty with the district for mutually aineable de- velopment and maintenance responslbWtles, with ownerahip stay- ing with the county. . AN EARLIER SETTLEMENT b e tween tbe county and the Caplatrano Bay dlatritt calls for the county to install and landscape a Street of the Golden Lantern median strip, which the dlatrlct wUl maintain. The median will run ln land from Pacific Coast Hiahway to Selva Road. Landscaping wlll include cape chestnut tree• and lvy 1eranlum ground cover with flowers ol mixed colors, sald Mn. ValenUne. REAIJSTIC9 ONE-HANDER'• CB FOR HOUDAY SAFETY! 40-channel mobile TR~4'1 has ell the controls-even the speaker-built into the mike, no more fumbling. SPECIAL PURCHASE T.V. TENNISGAMEBYM~RX Gr11tyeet .'°4.lnd~•· tlintnef't g1lf. ,CASSETTE RECORDER . 15~' STEREO I-TRACK SYSTEM Reg.99" AM·FM STEREO . RIDIO/CASSETI'E SYSTEM SALB Reg.19915 D~v Pn.or A.a 11995 Rulistlc Moduf1tte(l ·938 re- COt'dt off ·the·air or "live .. Ullng ,...., mike inputs. ~ I 1o•s ·TO RlCCOOI. tt-tn ........ 13" WHITI TfDtfl. IM17 11• BROft IPAlflU.: tt-m15• SAVE'5 SAVE 120/o REAUSTIC AC/DC CASS mt RECORDER Aev.3495 3t" 14-142 Portable CT1'-42 letl Yo\! record anywhere! With AC COl'd. SAVE•& REAUS11C +-PIECE STEREO PHONO Reg. 54" .. • \ . . - .H~"·'m .. 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So you can work at.your own speed, and still do it yourself In half the time. The Paint Machine .. includes 1 gal. paint container with pump, 15 ft. clear vlnyl hose, 5 disposabte plastic funnels, trim pad. smooth texture roller. Model •soooc. 1'HE PAINT MACHINE'M Reg.39.99 28.88 In seuon 385 day• a year Thlt's thl1 remarkable hlgh·detergent 1 OW·40 motor ofl. lf'glves aTl- weather protttellon 1nd meet• • · or exceed• warranty requlr• menta for all U.S. and moat foreign ~rt. OI. Model #1'1N-2<1N·40. SHELL X· 100 MUl.JIGRADE MOTOR OIL. Reg 69c 59c . An enjoyable holklay on Ice When the gang come• (!Ver, be ready with plenty of crushed foe for th• drlnu. Thi• 1ppt1- 1nce crushe• an entire tray of Ice In 30 seconds. In attrac· tlv• avocedo or harvest gold. Only 8Y• •high. Model#840. RIVAL ICE CRUSHER, Rtg.12.99 10.88 Not avall•ble et the.Orange store. Water·wnten can't win Reduce te>llet water \lit 38lWI to 42lWI per flulh, Without loalng efftcltnoy. 68\19 up to to~ on water and eewege bllle. too. Unit flt• molt lllndMI toilet llnkt, l\u no mOvl"G pllta. Made of dur- able, corrotion frn mlterfalt, .. Model #850-1. • WATER OUARO TANI( DAM, Reg.3.~ 1.99 f , ,. .· "· •• L• " •, .• ,• .1 .. ., NATIONAL I CALIFORNIA Good Will Huron 'Gases' Empty Tanks HURON CAP> People who run low on gasoline along a lonely road in the middle of the night should hope they wind up in this small Central Califorma community. The city's four service stations close at 9 p.m .. but needy motorists can get a few gallons of fuel free from the city. IT'S OFFICIAL COUNCIL policy lo provide enough gasoline to get motorists to the next aJl- night service station along Interstate 5, a major but desolate freeway between Los Angeles and San Francisco. "We just don't like to sec them stranded out here," says Pol.tee Chief Primo Orosco. People about to run out of gasoline usually head for the pohce station when they find the service sta- tions closed. IC patrolmen can't find a service Sta· tion operator willing to come out, they give the , motorist three to rive gallons from the city's supply THAT'S ENOUGH TO GET them to the nearest all-night station nine miles.away in one direction, 15 t miles in the olhet, Orosco says. ··we could give them one gallon. but it's better to be safe than sorry, so we give them more." he adds. Orosco began the policy informally when he became chief in 1975. and the council formally ap- prQved it in October despite some concern that peo· pie might be attracted to Huron simply for free fuel. THAT HASN'T HAPPENED, however, as the city only gets a couple of ca.ses of stranded motorists a month at a cost of about $10. The city can't charge for the fuel because that would result in criticism and legal complications over competi-tion with private business. "We don't have an open policy. but in emergen- cies, we feel it Is kind or a good-will gesture," says Mayor Forr.est W. Roth. The council was holding a meeting one night when an Oregon coaple and their three children . showed up almost out of gasoline. They were broke because they bad spent their money on auto repair bills farther down the road. THAT TIME, THE CJTV provided a full tank of gasoline. Then, the council and citizens attending • the meeting contributed $48 to help the family on its # 800-milcjoumeyhome. ; "They were destitute -no money, no gas and I ,J three children," Roth recalls. "Those are the kind ' of circumstances we give the chief of police authori-I ty'to help people out. This is kind of an out of the • way place." People driving along the 200-mile streth of flat ; San Joaquin Valley freeway take the Huron turnoff when they're low on fuel because a sign aays thia ci· .: ty or 2.390 residents provides gasoline, meals and ~ lodging. .. THEIR DESPAIR AT FINDING the town's -service stations closed late at night turns to deltgbt • when officers provlde~mergency gasoline. -"We have received some nice letters from • Oregon and Washington," Orosco says. "It's nice to :: get a thank you letter once In a while." • REFLECTS NATURAL LIGHT! , • ENHANCES BACKGROUND! • MAKES ROOM BRIGHTER! I . . • ADDS ELEGANT TOUCH! 1'0~69¢ IQ. 12 l 12 fl, FANCY MOSAIC FLOOR & WALL TILE • DAILY "1.0T: .4m' l -- Chapter a.JicOAT LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT --'rill • SOAPY WATER CLEANUP! • DRIES IN 30 MINUT£SI • COlOAS WON'T FAOU • WASHAIL£1 I ·i • 1 l I I .. -· • • t t ' .4Je ONLY PILOT f fi'ishy F Gf!_t? Troy Creane prepares a stuffed haddock, which experts at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass., say was probably the 1'ood of the pilgrims at this time of year. They say turkey was eaten earlier in the ' season. .. 'Tis Season For Caution By WILLIAM HODGE .• Ottlle o.11, l'IMtsi.ff With the Christmas shopping season ap- proac~g, an Orange County sheriff's departme~t investigator warned south Orange Coast busi- nessmen this week to be on the lookout for bad checks. "There're a ll kinds of ways to be taken advan- t age of." Diane Dore told a gathering of busi· nessmen in .San Juan Capistranp. "You should a lways ask ·for identification, that way you know who you'reaealingwitb. '' .MS. DORE SAm THE best form of identifica-, tion is a valid California driver's license. "It's got a picture on it," she explained. "You can match it with the person giving you the check. "It's not lllUe that anyone can get a driver's license; it's a rtflable form of identification." Positive i~ntiflcation is particularly impor· lant, she said, bffauae it is necessary to prosecute :someonefor~ass'8 bad checks. "CHECK CASb ARE 'Very different kinds of crime," Ms. I>Qre noted "I have to collect bank statements and other htf~ation to prove the sus- pect actually committed fraud. "We all write checks and we all make mistakes sometimes," she said, eitinl the possibility that a bad check may be ttie rt1ult of incorrect banking records kept by the iD«U-;t4ual. Ms. Dore sun~ calling a bank to check the account of someo.DO who is writiq a lar&e check. "If the bank says there aren't enou&b funds to cover the check, call us," she said. "We can co me ·out and arrest the person for attempted burclary or theft.·· SHE CAUTIONED merchants against accept- ing out-of-state checks . . "You usually can't verify the check if it's out· of-state," she explained. "And lt makes it harder to subpoena witnesses for any kind of prosecution for an out-of-slate check." Bad credit cards are another threat to merchants during the Christmas season, Ms. Dore said. "A MERCHANT SHOULD ASK for another form or identification before accepting a credit card," she cautioned. ''If they're producing other • tredlt cards, that's not enouib. "You need to see thelr picture." . '~hange Address~ 'I • Postage C,ut Ott IW¥ Mail. Stu~ent V eteraris' Pay· Increase(i\. WASHINGTON (AP) -President Carter sijJned le1lslaUon Wedne9day increaalq monthly payments for vetera.na 1oina to school under tho GI bill by 6.6 percent retroacUve to Oct. 1. Carter said in a written stat.emeot that the "nearly '25 bUUC>D that wUle have spent under the current GJ b has been an excellent lnvestmebt 1n our naUon's future" and said the new law should further improve t.bla pro- gram. THE NEW LAW wlll alao help veterans pay climbing tuiUon costs by raisins the cellin& on the Veterans Ad- ministration education lQ&n proaram lretn $1,600 to $2,,508 • y4r a.ad allow ·partial fOfliveness of some loans 1n states wtllilll to pay part ottbe cotts. The bW a1ao opens the door at lona Jut to veterans beneftta for 800 aur- vlvlq members ol \be WASPll or- aantsatioa, women wbo u clvlllans llN mWtary planet in World War II to relieve men for combat. . T~£ PEN'tAGON MUST ~?1lfY they served 01> acUv~ duty and l'lve them honorable dlacharces and bu indicated it wW do so. They l'eeeived .., The bright, new look in sportswear anQ dresses "1en'a Wear hHK . ~~~ -li~alljim1/a, "Occasional Clothes" Off the rock A SPORTSWEAR 215 Marine Avenue Balboa llland 2ot.....-.i. ............... 671-ltcM THE BEST~N ·TOWN, RESORT &SWIMWEAR T N I " Hit SUPER tiOUDAY SAL! ............. AU"-.T_..... "'9meufta, !kuldr ..... CoveM.tpt 20"90ff Oelly »7· llW!. 11-S • 321 Marln• Ave. Balboa laland t71-7NO 17440 17th St. Tustin 731·2310. 272 N. Canyon Dr. ,Palm Spftftil•. 325-1121 lmP«ted Handmade Ornaments· Chrlstmat C.rds, · Potttty . & Baskets Put a trip to tbeaabamas Dder YOUR tnetbla year! Predrldt ClaY~ Prescott Studio and GaUtiry 11<4Aeate5"Mt ...... llland, Collfomks 92662 (714) 675-36821 httiques & Gftwae. I 0% Discount Oft pnhow of $2S c. more Frid9J Olllr \/14) 876-6060 332 I MARIN! AVE .• BALBOA ISLAND, CA 92962 BB~ Feminine Clothfng Holiday Sale Gm All Mer~lae 20°/o Off -• ....,...,."" ...... .._. • .,w411 , . 5P0!tswear For Women Feotuing l..8Roy Knitwea & Jock Winter UB NARINE AVKHUE •ALllOA 181.AND. CALIFORNIA 92Sf52 (71•0 e78-t7&a Distinctive Gifts • Antiques . Do Your Christmas Shopping Early .... 208¥1 Marine Ave. Balboa leland FINE JEWELRY • SPEOAL ORDERS & MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE• REPAIR · 1~ -IS~Off • JZOMufMAff, . BelMe ..... c .. 92662 "-! (714) ~. 2'51 BOOK SHOP ON THE ISLAND Unusual Boob II Cards Personallied SerYlce Spei:lal Orders .. . • . 306MarlneAve. • Balbol llland ·•1•2110 Jl~ 106 .. ...... ..... 307 Marine Ave. Balboa Island 673-6375 aii&T. ri11r1a HIRT Cl ExdusJvely s.vfng John1ton'I Soft Frozen Yogurt . . ~~r.Operill Rtglats ""'.'~ AttorDey Marvin Mitcbelson, reprQl9e11Ung .. ,,, Michelle Triolla Marvin, who lived with ~ actor 1-Marvin, answers questions on .~: proposed state legislation cm property ·•, rights of unmarried coup~es., It would "~ limit effects of a state Sup.teme Court rul· ~: ing giving her the right t.o sue for half the ·:: actor's property. .... , ~Sheriff Probes , ~Theft of Jewels :-Sheriff'• ofticers are lnvestisaUn• th• reported ·.theft of Jew'alry valued at ..,,000 rrom the baggage ,. uea at Or...aae County Airport. • 'f Thunctey, November 24, 1177 ·class Work AiHS ER~? Student Find, No Constitutional Tims Limit By THOMAS D. EUA8 If the newest ta~tic by backers of the federal Equal Rlahll Amendment works and the amend• mtllt beeomea law aomeUme after early 1979. 1 former Callfomia politician and two students will be primarily responsible. The ERA backers' latest strateay la Jn effort to get more time. They want another 11even years on the top or the seven that will expire .March 22, 1979. The extension seems the best -maybe the only - hope for the ERA 's survival. THE mEA ORIGINATED LAST 1pnnc ln the cl111room of John Fitzrandolph, oaethne ad· lDiniatrative ualstant to both Bob Moretti and John Tunney ln their respective day1 u Anembl)' apeaker and O.S. senator. Fltuandolpb la anoeiate dean of the Whittier Colle&• School of Law In Los An&eles. In a clus on legislation, he asked students to study U\e constitutional amendment ratification process. T'Mo students sought to look into the ERA. which would ban dlscrimll\&Uon on account of sex . SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS Fitzrandolph sue· 'I sested they examine the seven-year limit on rattflcatton ot that amendment and the two stu~ents e.,erly began. FITZltANDOLPH om NO? KNOW that bis students, Catherine Timlin 'Ind Allct'Ben.Jlett, were longtime feminists and acUve · ln the National Organization for Women, the prime force behind the ERA. They discovered the time Umlt had been lm· posed by Consresa, not written lnto the Conatitu· tion. Until th.ls century, there was no time llmlt on amendments. With the ERA 'a time rUMing out and the amendment stalled three states short of th' 38 ap- provals needed, Timlin and BeMett toot their classroom project to NOW officers lut March. Ll'ITLE WAS HEARD OF rr between then and A tblet who took a purse th&\ had Uie wotd "sarbaae'' embroidered on the side touod that It containec:l, uactly the r\Jht kind of nabblab, Orange Cc>unty 1herlff'a officers said. Deputies said Saddleback Valley School School Dliatrlct bua driver Cheryl Kay O'Neil lert the purse tn her unlocked car while 1be bad lunch in a Laguna Hills ...taurant. The purae was gone when abe returned to the vehicle. She listed the lou at 1885 in cub . and •~nwnberaf credit cards. You Are Cordially Invited To The Cannery v1119 Chrlatma• Walk Oicembtf 2 & 3, 10 a.m.-9 ~m. Aelre&hmentt Sened All ThTOIJgh Th• VIiiage / , Dep1.dJes identified the victim u proeram , director Mar)' Louise Kwett, 60, of 319 Calle .porado, San Clemente. : Tbey aald a cue contal.nlna the jewelry wu re· last month, when It 1urfaced u a House reaolution. 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' u * AMSTEIN, Wat Gumaay (AP> -The U.S. Air Force in Eu~ hu decided to allow men and women sled pet'S9Mel to visit eacb otbei' ·n tbeir dormjtorles for a 90-day trial period to give them • 'lhe opportunity lo prove they are mature noueh to e!ijoy the prlvUese." • A'b Alr Force apokesmao said the ¥lilts, which beean Nov. 15, are allowed from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on For the Record LAS VEGA$ MMriffa ll<en- h \Uecl nert ln<IUO. ~·· S'1APLEY·H51N Ke.-111 VICIOI, IO, ll Toro • .r1e1Grete A.,21, M IOI0<1 V1t10 !>TAPlf:A·H0oAN -~eel lrl<h. 1), •no ,...,.,, T., 11, lllOll> of Irvine f'l(.Ki Rll•IG-StiAW -Roy 8 , SI, vuO•n c,,_, ...a C.erolyn Key, l l, ~ovnt .. on v.i191. I l~(HMAC.Hf.A·BUACH A-rt '"•n n. 9ftd BM•·L~. boll> ol l • foro Mt l LHON!Y.C,UAAY -J.tm<tf Al ........ •no s.ndr• l'r•ftClfte, aa. bo111 ot f oum•llt .,,.,,.._, !>VMME;RS..fAl1H -"91 t..-1, 2t, ,,no N•ncy l.M, 20, boDIOfHunllngcon bt"•<f"I (,UIMONO·MAVfTY G•oro~ c h•••n . 41, encl Ptllll'f JOp. 21, Doi/I of to•t• Mela. ( L DILLO·MAO"IO Giibert H+.rMncfet, Jr.,, 20. We\tm1n\t•r. Md 1'41>elte Florn, 11, MIO-.ey C.lly WOOOGRlfT-COLl.AAO C...Oroe k lllott, 61, Woodl-Hlll>, •nG Vt•••n C.r•t•, U, Westminster OctlllerU MASSMAN·B&LllNGt R J1tm" t.4!0flerd, 30, encl Mergle t ., 3J, be Ill Of ~l•IMM. SEIGLCA·Pl!"RY Wllhllft ~,. roll, l~ ai10 ,..,,,,, L•Von, 17. llo. Of H~nllnttOn flkc11 lllACKBUAN·J ULI f:.N $1t~e11 Clau0.1 "· •nG J•MI M••IO<' .. , U,. l:IOth Of C•le Morw OOOlaR·BEAUOIN l .O Al<lleC ~'·• M,, •no Ann Ter•t•41f t w.AlftlMte< lllEAMt·l.ARA-J..,.C..rlOl,41,~ G••<ltl• MOntc., D , bOtTI Of C05U Mete. HARlllSON·BELMON1 l er•y Gyy, ». -Petu L. 21, bOt/I of Wn1mlni.ter SPANN·ARC.ll-Ooneld Rey, 31,end Glorlt Socorro, II, Dol ll of C..le Mew. WILLETT-OVERST Lor..-Ario, 2( end p.,._ Lynn, H, bollt OI C.oti.t Mew fAWCETl-1-AWCkTT C.eoroeM • .,, •nd .IOMIPfHAe F • )<, DOln Of WHlmt~W<' • SANOl:.RS..V.NOERS -Oon V, loO, ,.,.,.,.,,,e<l Miidred M., 41, boill of C.ost•Mew. i:;RNSTEN·INGRAM Aelpn E .• loO, •1111 C..rol Mary. 3', both Of I rv1ne. TOON·COllAIGAN Gtoro• Wnlllnt1C111Jr., _2'1 t .... K•lhl"n Ann, n , bdl11o1 ~1119\on 8uc11. °' ..... '" CH"ISTMAN·SAVfiL J1rnn W., IS1 •no ll•rDere Alll'I, 29, Doth OI wu11n1111 .. r. SHOWMAN-MARTIN I-rank. '7, Lek•w-. ~ Merllyll aM111em, ·~. *11111,,v111.,. jlf\ US·KOO.t.N "''P1' JOMt>n. 30, rlto. Mtd tlelne ~''· ,., L.t• .,ten, Ntw. FO~t.AINE·lASTfllOW -A9"ft Dus, 241 Hllllllf!Oton ..... •lid TtrrtMIWM. 23, F4'1111> N.O. ANOfle¥tS.fECK -WlllleiYI t.. 4 , •11d ~ucr L., '1, 0~11 ol ''" ~. • • weekdays and I p.m. to 10 p.m. on in Germany, Britain and Turkey weuenda. _ The plan wu iJUUated by the Air Force's commander in cbief in EU rope, G n. WIWam J . Evans. The umed forces newspaper Stan and St.rJpn quoted Evans aa aaytni, wll wasn't a anap JUd•~nt. .. the ~ues. i.ton of taom vtalt.at.lons came up in my alscussiom witll youna mmen" and after he ms~ted Alt Force quarters ood •Comics •Sports •Solo DAILY PILOT We set out to discover what Orange Coast residents are than~/ for and found out they have a long /is~. ~yMARCIAFORSBERG ,---------~·------------------........ 0t•o111,,. .... ....,. The traditions of Thanksgiving Day in the United States began in the al.ltumn ot 1621 when MaaHchuaetta Ba)I. Pilgrima lnvtt.ed neighboring India~ to joiJ\ In a three-day festival of recrea- tion and feaaUn1 b\ 1raUlude tor the bounty of the sea.son. Today's holiday Is an extenalon of the early cuatoms, aa friends and families gather for rout turkey, pumpkin ple and football games. It's also a day for celebt'aUn1 the blessings of tbe past year. We Ht out to discover what Oran1e Cout residents are thinkful for, and in sharing their thoughts they revealed a joyous attitude toward life. Here tre their answers: Brenda Lanon, a legal secretary who moved to the area from Texas three years ago: "I'm thankful to be alive a nd making friends.'' Tripp Smith, car salesman: "I live on the beach in Newport and I 'm thankful for being able to wake up every morning and look.at th~ waler and say 'HE!)', this is bltcben.' 1 also like It>oltlng at the sunset.'' Dr. IAe Stev~s. president of Golden West College: "l'tn thankful that in lhls country there is the oppo~nily for all individuals to have ac- cess to a coiaUnulng education throughout their Ufe -thus hfpefully making their lives creative and p!easant." Carolyn Simone, manager of a Huntington Beach clothing store: "Thal I have received lhe Lord and it's a blessing. Since I've been walking with the Lo"1, He's changed my whole life, I used to be a tlervous person -now I jU5l leave everylhinguptothe Lord and It's beautiful." Beatrh Pizarro, hotel maid in Newport Beach: "I'm thankful that I have good health and a really good job. l had a very good op- portunity to come (from Mexicali> to this coun- try and I think this country is really great. I think I'm lucky and that God loves me a lot -He gave me a lot." Decatur L Diiday. owner of a Huntington Beach mortuary: ··rm thankful that I'm alive, and that my family's allv• and healthy." , Aft.er the Dally Pilot decided to ask area resldenta, what they were thankful for this Thanks1Mn1. an lntel'\'lew wu ut up with> 13-year-dd F•ll~ Navarro, who Wis awa1ttn1 surgery for • ruptured a~x at Hoa1 Hospital. . He was told last Friday that a ret>orttr would be comm, on Monday to talk to hlm. Following sur1ery, complications developed and he was moved from pe4iatrtca to lntenstve care. The situation waa serloUs, and it was touch and go all weekend, holpttal officials re- ported. Felipe is aiming for • joumallltlc career as a broadcast.er, and his father, Dr. German Navarro, professor of clinical phJtmacolo1Y · at UCI Medical School, and mothel', Marlene Navarro, said that was the reason why the youngster had been lookln1 forward to the in- terview so much. They are certaln It con· trlbuted to his recovery. This week, the eighth 1rader at Our Lady Queen of the Angels School in NeWpC>rt Beach was weak and drowsy, but more tban willing to talk: "I'm thankful for Dr. <Raul) Rodriguez who operated 4'n me -I was lucky to gel him becauae he 'a the best. "And I'm thankful for the tiurses who made me fed good, for everybody who visited, for my parents who have stayed wltb me and for my two brothers who cheer me up when they come to visit." Dave RueblmllJtll of Anaheim: "I just had a baby and I'm thankful lhal he's a boy and not a girl, and that he's healthy." Aadrea Stat& of Newport Beach: "That 1*11 be 24 on Sunday and that I 've bad a super fan- tastic life." Denoia GrMD, development officer at Southern California College in Costa Mesa: "Be· <See TUANKS, Paie Bl) ......................... .. Sheila Kosch. 3: She's thankful' that I have mv cast off.· Sharon Hulst: 'For people who are caring and supportive in my life.' ... I •• DAILY PILOT * ~. Nov9mber 2A, 1171 ' 0 tltll Thanbllvtaa Dq, tt'e espedalb flt· Un1 to mft1od OW'Hlvu tblt J>Cl9Pl• Died Mcb ....,..., ..... "'rand Deed to •IW't qetber. · Wbeo ft leave a meant.DiM nlatlODlhlp. ch aaa mama1 , It'• toua~ .vent« the moet ~·put.-tocttber .. ~pie. Re-ev.trf tnto the •hlll•'• world, eQeCtalb' for an oldtt.penoo, la a haid thln• to deal Wit.h beeauae tben"I ah-yaya a baunttnafearof ·•rto not 1oln1toPlake lt. • But you can make lt and you wU1 make lt. e anawer Ues th 1rowin1 up, makin• a clean r. ak, aod aivln1 yourself the ,:bJ.nce to make new relationships and to build a n.,w life. When you do slart. datlne and making social contact.a, one of the most Important lblnp you can do is to be honest with the people you meel- let them know where you are. 1f you let them know you've Just left a relationship and are not ready to jump into another one, at least you're honest with them and with yourself. And, if they can't accept how you reel, there is nothin& you cm do about it. SQlo about goln1 thrwsb bis own "mid·Ule crlala" - as described so lhorou1bly lo Gall Sheeby'a book ','Paasa1ea." He eay1 tte. want.a to spend more time with b1a wife and three teena1en and bo W1'J'tl to vent\l.fe out into a new area. J reminded blm that, at least. he won't have to work on Sundays anymore, and be laughed and said it would be the first time lD 16 years he'll ~able to take bla famUy away for a weekend. • ' DEAR ANN: I he~"1 you speak in Lu Veaa.s recently and you Uid you write 38S columns a year. Jf aQyOQO deserves adayott,youdo, andl'm 1oln1 to help YOU •«It. On November 23,1 9&1 you ran a column l Ut'4 . so well I h~d Jtpre,erved "------------------'· in plastic. rm aendtna lt brin1ln1 and plenty of they are the oftly 0011 ln and askln1 ~at you run loveandattention. , the world with aucb it again-on Thankaalv-· Thank you for the "crazy" pro,blemt. ln1Dayof1'17. It would. thouaands ot miles you Thank )'OU for admlt- meao a day off for you travel to speak to all tlna ft'ben you are wronf. and a new column for my kloda of audiences. When. It takes a bl1 person to wallet. -CALIFORNlA they eee and hear you ln do that. FRIEND person~ the¥ know you Thanlc you for your Dear Cal: I accept! are for real. ' sente of humor. You Here•a tbe colamD: Thank you for havin&: have a way ol belnl fun- D EAR ANN: On thla the nerve to call on the' oy without hurtlns feel- Tbank11lvln1 Day I bualeat and best· inf•· •il • These•are the kinds or things the Rev. Jlm Smoke has been tellln1 people who come to his slncles groups and seminars at the Garden Grove CGmmunity Church. Jim bu been a t,lnd and )lnderstand1ng friend to many solos ln this are~ ... ~ _ Hi• plan.a at tbo moment Include eonllnuinl nq lec\W'e aemlnan for new~vorced person.a and perbapa wrillnl another ln addlUon to bis .. GrowLng with Divorce." want to tbank you tor informed authorities in· sr:ak for millions of havin1 the couraae lo medicine and psychiatry! peop e when I aay I hope deal openly with human in order to get the beat we wm be readlna you problems aucb as possible answers for formany1banbpv1np homosexuality, rape, ln· your readers. Your col-lo come. -ALSO FROM W•ddfng ond erigoge- ceat, VD, and mulurba· umn offers thouaanda of IOWA ~ ~· nm Being a man or Integrity, he's not afraid to admit he's scared, scared about losing the ieou-lt;y ot a steedy PQ~~ tQd. at<thl same th:n~. boih scared and extile4 allputs~g over a1aln in ru. 40s. ti o n . Your fr an k , dollars worth of advice . on ~II flt tM DaU11 enll1bte~ed ~ol~•o• for th• price of Ul• DEAR IOWA:W.a& a Pilot. Fornv oni oooiJable have educated m,lllkm• newspaper. beauUl'DI leUer! And aow or oU Dall11 PfWt of""• or who otbetwl•e would Thank you for tbe en· here's oae Co keep me b11 coWttg "" Features · contlnuetowanderlntbe couragement and Ir•• 1eµial •••II· Dfporll'nlf1l,H2-'UJ. Ancl now Jlm ta 1.ofog thrQUctt a cbanae himself. After a li(etime in the church, Jim tias decided to leave the ministry to punue a new oc· cupatlon. tAt'~ fl}/ M.lb 1Jtm the beat yi bia new un-~ttalclrig and supp0rt1l'alm ~ way tie~ been sup~rtiol so 111aoy or ua over the years. ' ) ,, . wildemeqoflpor&l)ce. 1aJdance you've ... , beaded: · 'to ouoid dlfOPP~r&I· Thank ~ou for remind· the alcoholic, the °'el)· DEAR ,/Jffl: Who ap. pali\t, P"JllPfCU\lt .~. )ng paren~ tbat di•· tally U), the depresMd point,..~ Go4f Your '.~,..,,..~~ When I v.lslted him the other day ln his third floor office in the church tower building, he Joked ~ i\&se, u .. Un Smoke alW&fl saf_S, people r n,ed fri~ ~d people~4*1 to beJp eacb other. Jiappf Tftanb1Mn&J cipllne la a •J>eCl•l kind and the handicapped. "multn~N makff nae of love. And thank.a, too, Your column bu ~n sic~. Fbr ~~: You for letting the worUllt~w tremendoully supportlye are alw~• erltlelllAI that some children •o to mUUona of people w® people wtiO drop In un•)(. 'Wronl( even thou1b. aeareUy worry abolit pectedly. Wboare)"OUto they've had Sood UP• themselves -thlnklng write the rules of con· ' . . .:.:: . ,, t· He ComnifiliiCate8 ( Horoseope ) , 1 told you about my '----------------S"on. S'UO -To inquire lf He was the only one there's uy mall for him. who always stood around (He entered a Reader's like be had a' lip full or Digest Sweepstakes and Novocain. Never talked. was anxious.) Ne ver communicated. $4.70 -To find outlf lt ,\}ways cool and aloof. was raining where we In fact, the only time I are. can ever remember his $6.34 -To relate how saying anythin~ to me Erttaa his underwear turned was when I was bajing a 8 _..__"... pink in the rinse cycle. cake one aftemooJl and --~ A $.'5.10 -To inquire if broke an egg on the 11ide the dog missed him. of the bowl. The shells $3.04 -To find out how crumbled into the batter He watched the entire often you can take a 12· and the yolk slid down s cene mesmerized. hour cold capsule. t.tte entire length or the Finally. he looked me ~.63 -To find out if it c:upbonrd and onto the squarely in the eye and was cold enough for us. floor. said, ••Way to go, Mom." $2.40 -To ask what . I~ . RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTERY W'-Y•W..t ........ lfZZHeWlt•4'. Okay; so four words in you do to get rld of Ul yun isn 'la soliloquy, roacb81. but at least be knew my $2.41J -To s ay he name. I worried about stopped feeding the our ever being able to roaches and they are still comnnmtcate. I should otere . have kll<>wni>etter. $2.40 -To report he's '. C419i• Mne--... -OHt Teenag¢"11don't really movia&because of a "No begin to communicat8" Peta"l"Qle-. . wltb lbeir pa11ents uhtll It wasn't rnucb of a re· SOUTH COAST they leave bome to go to lationstllp, but we bad ACTORS CO-OP school and 1• costs 8" somethlns eolne for us t~·:~~C::'~~;:~'::~ c e n t s a m i n u t e . until he came home for f.,.. ''"' enmi.Mftnt '"°"~'"" ( M lnlmum: $2.40 for the holidays. He hit hla ~.,,::1"'• -3w' mom" com. three minutes.) room two days a10 {714) 957-G282 Since he left for college without so much as a ~====e:=:!!:::?' last September, "Chatty hello. Today I yelled un-Kathy" has called every der the door, "Are you In 15 minutes. To date, I there?" He coughed. have kept a, di'1'Y of our You get what you pay Don•t Pull Santa's Beard electronic exchanges: for. Wedding and engcgtment onnouncemnt1 run on Sunday in tM Dail11 PiJot. F<mn.a are available at all Daily J1tlot o/lfct• or by callhag tta. F'edture1 Depart· ment, 642-~l. To avoid dUappointmeftt, ~ivt bridls are reminMd to have thftr Wt'ddfng atori••· with o black· and·white g'°"JI of the brida or of tlw c0'4>le, to tM F'eaturta Department one wetk be/ort tM wedding. Engogem"t announc~1. with black-and· whdt glouy of tti. /ulure brUlf or the ~i.. miut be recewed bll the F'~• Dfpcnmtftt rir wttk.s .,_Lort tht wtddtngdale. By SYDNEY OMAllll FRIDAY, NOV. ZS AIUES (March 21-April 19): Check mall, calls, messages. Element of confusion may ex· isl. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Empbula OD· production, results, firmer financial alandin1. Capricorn, Cancer figure in picture -and so does the number 8. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Cycle blah - take initiative. Stress independence, orlstnallty. Study Taurus message. Trust your bWn Juda· ment. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Throw Uibt on areas usually clouded by doubt. E'U)reas coura1e or convictions. LEO (July 23-Au9. 22>: Emphasla on, friends, ho~. wiabes. Seositlvlty ls enti>haalzed. But do not eonluse syi:r)patby with love. VI 04) lAQI. ~ Ja): EJnpball1 on stabdi~ communt~I c•ner. preau1 .. DiveraifY. Accept social DvftatiOn • LIBM (Sepl 23-0ct. 2;a): Obtain valid liint from VlJ¥o me1i1a1e, Travel plan, a«ented • Open Un~ .c!Ol!lm\lJW:gtJoO. SCORPtO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Ac ftl on money as it affects partner. mate. Involvement indicated. NothinglallJll·way-lt,tlbotor oold, all or nothln1. One ft'bo 1-~ about money wants a private conference. Gel promises ln wrlt.Lna. SAOrrrAJUUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Accent on lesaUUes, cbancea to reinforce rt1bt1 and permlnlons. One you care deeply for wanta · some "external" demonstration. Be wtllin1 to make concessions, to abow that your love also can bet.ranalatedlntosecurity. · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Define terms. Avoid self-deception. Accent on basic la· s""a, being practjcal enouah to determine'what la of value as contruted to the 1QPel'fluoua. Places, Vlrlo fiaure in your scenario. Do your homewodtl AQUAIUVS (Jan. »Fob. 18) :. Accent on emotlotial atia:ullation, chan1e, variety, creaUye expreuk>n. Your feelln11 are made bown --. some ton accolades, others lfta1 aay, .. l never saw that side ol you I'! Key la t.o be yourself, to bring forth vut creaUyei:oaourcel· PISCES (Feb. 19-ltatcb JO): Stick to prac· tical tquee. ~udy Aquarius mess..-. Ftnllb rather~· Wtlt.te'~Ject. lt't real and It hurts when it's pulled. The r...i Santa anives by fire engine al the Kuntlngton Center M•ll 12 30 Fn .. NOY. 26 to v1111 the kiddies. ~tos availlt>I• on requnt. Bach BIVd. & EdlOQM at the San Diego Fwy . ••• ... ThaDks come ~ and browse · ANTIQUES 'N ACCENTS TOYS 'N TINSEL 4535 Campus DrfYe, lrvfne GIFrS GALORE 855-1877 and look yotr btst for the hollclcip! •ACME • DRYSKIN •OILY SKIN • WRINKLES •LINES •BLEMISHES MOMaSUl&ICAL, •• tac~ lifting can begin ~th your firat vilit ! c.l..,111,_..._TODAY &1a~ SKIN CARE CENTER "' BE HOLIDAY BEAUTlf.UL •.. every dayi ENHANCE YOUR LOVELtNESS WITH A NEW siYUNG CUT • • • ,. &.ona or ehort. «Me between • .oc:.nt ttlit Pi'O'l19 With • I I J 'I I · 1 t ~ I I I i • INSIDE: •Food. •Comics ~ •Sports •Solo DAILY PILOT., ThankS We set out to discover what Orange Coast residents are thankful for and found out they have a long lit!~· By MARCIA FORSBERG Of .. Dall,~li.tiWf The traditions or Thanksgiving Day in the United States began in the autumn ot 1621 when M asaachusetts Bay Pilgrims invited ntllhboring Indians to join in a three-day feaUval of recna· lion and feasting 1n gratitude for the boUl\tY ot the sea.son. Today•s hoJiday is an extension of the early customs, as friends and families gather for roUt turkey, pumpkin ple and footba1l 1ames. It's also a day for celebrating the blessings of t.be put year. We set out to discover what Orange Coast residents are thtnkful for, and ln sharing tbetr thoughts they revealed a joyous attitude toward hfe. Here are their answers· Brenda Larson, a legal secretary wbo moved to the area from Texas three years ago: .. I'm thankful to be alive and making friends.'' Tripp Sruith, car sales man: "I Hve on the beach In Newport and I'm thankful for being able to wake up every morning and look at the water and say 'Hey, this is bilchen. •I also like looking at the sunset.'' Dr. Lee Steve,s, president of Golden West College: "I'rn thankful that In lhls country there is the opporq.mlty for all individuals to have ac- cess to a continuing education throughout their life -thus hOpefully making thelr lives creative and pleasant." Carolyn Simone, manager of a Huntington Beach clothing store. ''Thal I have received the Lord and it's a blessing. Since I've been walking with the Lord. He 's changed my whole life, I used to be a nervous person -now I just leave everything up to the Lord and it's beautiful." Beatriz Pizarro, hotel maid in Newport Beach: "I'm thankful that I have good health and a really good job. l had a very good op- portunity to come (from Mexicali> to this coun· try and l think this country is really great. I think I 'm lucky and that God loves me a lot -He gave me<' lot.·· Dttat.ur L Dilday. owner of a Huntington Beach mortuary: 'Tm thankful that I'm alive, and that my family's alive and healthy." After the Daily Pilot decided to ask area residents, wha\ they were thanldul for this Thankllivtbc. kn interview wu Mt up wtth·' 13-year-dd Fell~ Navarro, who wu awalt1h1 sureery for a ruptured appel\dhc at Hoaa Hospital. He was told lut Friday that a rePotter would be ~mini on MC)nday to talk to blm Following aureery. compllcationa developed • and he was moved from pediatrtca to lntenslve care. The •Jtuation was aertoils, and it was touch and go all weekend, holpital officl•ll re-ported. Felipe is aiming for a JournaUJUc career as a broadcaster, and hi• father, Dr. ~rman Navarro, professor of clinJcal pbahnacoloay at UCI Medical School, and mother, Marlene Navarro, sa.id that was the reason why the youngster had been lookina forward to the tn- tervlew so much. 'they are eertaln it con· trJ buted to his retovery. Thia week, the elghtb arader at Our Lady Queen of the Anaela School in Ne\fpart Beach was weak and drowsy, but more than wUllng to talk: "I'm thankful for Dr. <Raul) Rodriguez who operated (jn me - I was lucky to get him becauae he 'a the be«t. "And I'm thankful for the l)UJ'Ses who made me feel aood, for every~y who visited, for my parenta who have st.yed with me and for my two brothers who cheer me up when they come to visit.'' Dave Rueblmann of Anaheim: "I just had a baby and I 'm thanklul that he's a boy and not a girl, and that be 's healthy.'' Andrea Stat& of Newport Beach: "That I'll be 24 on Sunday and that l 've had a super fan-tastic Ure." Dennis Green, development officer at Southern California Colleae in Costa Mesa: "Be· <Bee TUANk8, Pace BZ> •1 0.-................ ._ Sheila Kosch. 3: She~ thanJcful' that I hava my cast off.· Sharon Hulst: 'For people who are caring Bnd supportive in my Ille.' . . .... • • 'li1 ....... 'Thanksgiving Day always brin&• to mind turkey, &luffinl. ci'Jinoerrysauce, pumpkin pie ... 1".0f tbe meal planner, It also briass to mind the problem of wJuil to do with lertoveu. T urkey Olvan Al l'resco is ld.eal for an easy after-tbe- hQli4ay meal. In preparing it, use th11 t~mperature-controlled top b~er of your eas range and a llt• barbec:ue. The kitchen will sw cool and your leftovers will disappear · Hollandaise Sauce is gently warmed on the gas range tem- PQr,alure controlled burner. set at 1~ deerees, and then poured ov,er cooked broccoli or asparagus spears and grilled ~lskewers. -)'t1JlKEYDIVANALFRESCO. 1 lb. raw or cooked turkey, cut ln • .. "cubes l lb. fully cooked ham, cutln o/.a" cubes 111cupoil 3 tbsp. white wine vinegar .. l tap. monosodium 1lutemate <MSG> (optional> 1 tip. •artlc salt \41 tap. pepper l tap. minced parsley ~tap. sweet buU 2 lCk>unee pk1. frozen broc· coll or upara1us apears l 6·ounce can Hollandaise Sauce 1~ cup whipping cream. whipped (optional) 9"skewets In a large shallow pan or plastic bag, marinate turkey aod ham in a mixture of oil, wlne vinegar, MSG, garlic salt, pep· per, parsley and sweet ba.siJ. Refriger,.ie overnight; turn several times. Remove meat from marinade, reserving liquid. Thread meat onto skewers alternating cubes of ham and turkey. Using high name. cook on pre- heated gas grill: 5 minutes for cooked turkey or 6-8 minutes for raw turkey. Baste wltb 01arinade turning frequently to brown all sides. :Mil : 1urkey, mushrooms, spinach rolled up. .. .. "'· . Turkey Lasagna .Roll-Ups 1 package 00-oz.) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained 1 teaspoon onion salt 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese CHEDDAR Meanwhile, prepare broccoli or aspara,us spears according to package directions. usina medium tlame on top range burner. Wltb temperature controlled burner set at 150 de1rees, heat Hollandaise Sauce. Fold in whipped cream just before serv- ing. T.o Serve: Arrqe broccoli or asparagus spears on aervlng platter, place crilled meat skewers OI\ top of ~ vegetable and top with Hollandaise Sauce. Note: If usln1 broiler of modem gas range, broil meat 3" from full flame: 6-8 minutes for cooked turkey or 8-10 minutes for raw turkey. Cook out with Turkey Divan Al Fresco. • • Gather your family 'round for this .. : · ·'.· favorite... Cut from top quality pork. Perfect to cook on the rotisserie. roast w ith dressing or use In your own favorite recipe. WHOLE KERNEL Cook noodles accord· ing to package direc- tions; drain. Drain mushrooms, saving liq· uid . Prepare gravy us- ing mushroom juice plus enough water to make H 'l cups liquid; stir ln mayonnaise. Combine mushrooms, turkey, spinach, onioh salt, ~ cup mozzarella, and o/• cup gravy-mayonnaise mixture. Spread each noodle wilh turkey mix- ture and roll up. Place in buttered 9 x 9·inch pan and cover with remain· Ing gravy mixture; sprinkle wilh remaining mozzarella. Bake in ISO degree oven 40 minutes or until heated through. 6 servings. HEESE LIBBY CORN Sat.Na~ Tend« Golden Kernel L011ghorn tyle !178 11!1 Random Clftl Weights DENNISON'S • CRICKET CHILI LIGHTER WlthB .. ns Dl1po11ble "What a Neat • Way To Save Time And Money" 'Fl'llh Any Size Piellage (0<>411 Not Excted 22% Fii) Fresh? We Guarantee Ill Safeway Grounel Beef la bound to be your favorite. Always flavorful and Juicy. Safeway Guaranteff to please you or your money cheerfully lb refunded! · • Don't lior1et The1e Item s! ~ Bil1Nlcue Buns ' 3· ,_p.$~00 ~ 04' Kot Oog Buna, Mrt. Wright's................ , life• :;I I~ Y~ .. ~ ............................ = 19~. E$!~!'!c~!~~ ............ ~ ................ : ...... ~ 39° ~~ .. ~~ ............ ~ .......... 8 = $100 I i , ' • ' ... ' .--~ . ··ne Apple. of Yo11r Hie BA&tCAPPLt: nE t redpedoubl• ermt pastry .. eupauiar Ike aeveral allts to permit 5team to eleal)e. Cover pie wtth top crust; seal arid nute ed1e. Balreatmdeftffaoveo50mmutes. ,. • OLD-FASHIONED APPLE CSE&CBNTS ' : 2 tablespoons to1"9•t1rch \41 tealpooa ll"OUrid cinnamon 2 recipes double crust pastry '4 teMpoon trowid nutmej rr "t.eupe>on ar ted i.mon rind l eapples, pared, eored,allced <6cups> ~!bftsuaar 1 espoon co1111tucb ~---1 teaspoon ground ebfnamon i , 1 tabl poon lemon Julee • 6 apples, pared, cored, •ll* (8cups> 1 J tablespoom mar1artne • t 11 Line 9-lncb pie plate with one ball pastry al· 1 tablespoon lemon Juice Roll douab '4·lncb thick and c.,it into ta (7· inc:b) circles. Mix together IJUIU', cornstarch and ciMamon. Ton wJtb apJ)les andlemonjuJce. Place "" cup filllnf on one-haJI ol each ctreJ,. Fold doodl over fiUlns to form crescent. Se'1 edge with 1orki cut allts in top. Bake on cookfe sheets in 425degree oven U mlnut.es.1 Jowln1l·lnebovnan1.St1rtolethetl\llar,com· 1 ,starch, clMamoa, nutme1. and )emc:Jb rind. Toss with apple allces until coated. Sprinkle with • lemon juice. Tum into pastry lined pie plate. l)ot with margarine. Roll remaining pastry Into 12-inch circle. Turkey Ina Casserole No need to apologize for leftover turkey -this casserole I kl 1ood enouah to double u a centerpiece. Three Rini Ca11erole, a colorful meat, potato, and ve1etabl,e trio, gives your t\Sey a cbance to mike a trancl entrance for the second Ume. Tasty chunk s of. turkey, mixed with gravy and chunks of broccoli form the basis of this casserole. The broccoli flowerettes, separated from the ~lems, serve to spotlight botb the inner ring of turkey and the outer ring of fluffy mas hed potatoes. For a finishing touch, the potatoes, which have been prepared in a Jiffy with mashed potato flakes, are topped with shredded swiss cheese and popped in the oven until golden brown. Add a citrus salad, bran muf- fins, and coffee or milk to provide a nutritious and colorful meal. However, 1f lime 1s a more critical factor, Turkey Paprikash is a quick fifteen-minute idea. Chunks of turkey and an envelope of turkey gravy mix are ac· centuated ~iento, ,paprika, ca~. and sour cream for a sassy :;;auce with a snap. This solution to the last minute rush goes well with egg noodJes, ereen beans, coleslaw, a nd 1'ru tted gelatin for dessert. THREE UNG CASSEltOLE i ·package (lO·oz .) frozen broccoli spears, partially thawed 2 cups diced cooked turkey 1 cup leftover turkey gravy• . •;.. cup mayoMaise 2 ta blespoons chopped pimiento 4-scrv1ng recipe mashed potato flakes 1 tablespoon butter 14 cup ·mashed potato flakes 1/2 cup shredded swiss cheese Cut buds from broccoli s pears; slice stems. Combine stems with turkey, gravy, mayon- naise, and pimiento. Spoon Into buttered l lh·quart casserole. Prepare 4-servtnes potatoes following direc· lions on package; spoon around edge of cass-erole. Arranae broc- coli bu«b around edge of ·potatoes. Melt butter; stir in 14 cup potato !lakes and cheese. Sprinkle over potatoes •• Bake in 31$ deeree oven 20 to 30 minutes, until bubbling hot. 4 to 5 serv· ints. · •or use 1 envelope forkey gravy mlx, pre· pared as direct.ed. 1 Pick up your FREE sweepstakes ticket ~~~~Yqu~! f~~~e !a~d~!~:~ of up to s1s,000.0° Cash! watch Ben Hunt~r draw wlnn~ng num~~ forr cash prizes" ev I ht between Monday n g a:so & 1:00 p.m. E ryone can use caatl ... donlt miss ' v~ Play Fazio'& Cash Bash Sweepst&~es. ~p~ 001 claimed wlll not be awarded. No Purcha .. Necessary New prizes every weekt Red & Wh\te G~APEFRUIT Roy Johnton LoeAngetee Gall OrMnberg LOI Angela - •I' . ··' , by mall h one way touv. tlm. add avoid bein& a part ot the fat1gutoi'6oUday crowd 1cene. •' But mall order 'e.ltop· plne has it.a si'traU1. The b1-1est hazud it havfna .. ,. 1 to buy products 1t1ht un. • • •seen. How oh en a • beautifully JUustrated item in a mail order catalog turns out to be of 11 •• such poor quality or such a disappolnUng piece of junk that you would fteve1' hav• bought it if you had seen lt. Another major prob· ; ) • lem with mail order i: buying lB not getting the goods within a reason· • able period of Ume-or not eetUng them at all. This problem is especial· Jy likely when ordering gift items during the LI~ holiday rush whe~ busi· ness is b®mtna ahd the mail system overloaded. A third' prob,•m is r,. ••• cei ving da•~ed or flawed ~cha ·se '1\d not being' abl • to tet · either a replacement or a refund. Trytg to take care of adlu~,by mail cin befruttfatin . Yet even w{\h th 1e I! drawbacks, y~an ~uy successfully by ail -if you do it with ca . To b~in wt h, deal with reputable co~ panics. rr you heve a~y doubts about a compaf\Y. then 1t would P4Y to ti· vcstigale befqre y6u place your order. or find another company that you know is trustworthy and that guarantees satisfaction. Before ordering, ex· amine the adverUsement carefully. Be leery of ;• any offer that sounds too : ~ good lo be true -it often : ls . Do not rely only on the , picture or the item int~ ad. Note the colol', siz weight. contents, an ~read lht• desctlpt.io'n • ~ I~ a r e f u 11 y . Note ' ~l'J a rt i cu I a r l y a n.y , f omissions of important 9etalls. Look for a company · 'jo1icy on returns. U it is •flot stated, try to find out ~hat it is before you or· der. Look for a guaranteed delivery date or a state- ment at to how lons you can expect to wall before delivery. If you are or· dcring holiday gifts, do so well in advance. California law now re- qui res that a mail order company conducting business in California must deliver the goods or services within six : I weeks. or make a full re- fund, or send a notice of the expe<'tcd length of the delay or o( the seller's wish to sub· stitute an item of equal or superior quality. The notice must be accom- \J panied by an offer lo send a refund within one week if requested. :: The seller could also t ( Produee) ~ , Best Buy$ This Week . -·- name and address of t.be der. Do not eneloee caab. company with which you Pay only w\th a check or are deallal. money order. tend 1ubtUtuto foods or your inatrucUonl H · equal or upertor quall pllcll. Cleek to be sure ty. with the notice that you h-ve'inclWle<l all the you mey retur.Q the neee11ary optlou such soods. The seller nu.isl •• color, sin, quantity. promise to refund the If you will deflaltely not purchue price and the accept a aubatltute, cost of returning tbe make this known ln your gooda tr you opt to reiurn order. them. Keep a record or your When you order, make order. lncludlne the wtflEUJrft THf ltlOHTTO . ifJJi LMT Oft MlfUlf f SALUTO . C<>MMIM:IAL ,.._ ou.LIN °" --WHO\UAWI$ ::.::. r ~,. ... ,_.,uar " NAIWml•tu&nT.MIA1S Am ....... E.V'lllYltfCIOf' MIAT II UNC<*OnlOIW..L Y ow.MNtlQ lO 1'1.UM YOll .•• Oii YOllll MO#f'/ Ii. WIU ll CHUllFUU Y llU~O deli. YCHf A&•A Ya U Q ..,.,. . ., .... _ .. aan,, •• ..,. ......... MU• llOllNO • --• 1 ft llUMP ffAaT ...... L1 KU•l-DIO •1 a• ••••oaaT ............ LL Addlt1on1M.yt. CU re· ported that the oreufaat bars and aquare• are blah in .OOha.m -not from salt bUt from the milk-derived t.n1rtdtent sodium casein to. Thu they would not be a 100d cholce for someooe on a sodium (salt) rettricted diet. *** Q. We received u a am • bos hall ol • Jarce aaortm of claeese-elleddar. bric~!. Edam, Gouda.s ,M • Cameml*'t; MoanNUa. IMlllW . . . I I I I I I l I : r HEINZ 3· 9c I: Ketchup · , I Rich and thick and 1low! 14 oz , I · 1 Salad Oil ••.•.• s 129 · -Springfield, for value! 48 oz bllc ~,~rackers = . . . &sc alte<i or unsalted -16 oz pki: r Pepsi-Cola ~ ... s l 29 ; ~ Rqular. or Diet -l 2 oz cans . . " -------- : ~:=~TO 12( Springfield, for value! 8 oz can --Clamato Juice . . 59c '' Mott's 1e11ty drink' 'l:! oz bottle · "Kleenex ~: • • • . . 49c C'hOOl.e colors or pnnh' 125 ct pkg Margarine • • . . . . 59c Hollywood Sofllowcr -I lb carton GALA 55 TOWELS· t. , Lorge roll, in white or color11 Soup v llOOGUS • • • • • 49c l\181uchan Beef, Chicken, Pork -211 01 Lasagne ruu • • • • 59c Ln Rosa's wide ribbon• 16 oz pkg · Dinners :::J~". . . 49c Stroganoff, Almondme, Romanoff GJRARD's FRENCH ,49(. Dressing Original or Champni.:no -8 oz btle r. ··Potato Chips= .. 89c J>ringle'11 Jtc1ular or Extra -U oz . t Tonic Water r. .. 49c .Rrrular or Diet .•. 28 oz NR bottle .. fireplace Log . • ggc Duroflame burns for 3 hoon1 . 6 lbs Joy Liquid •••••• 79c Diah deter1ent -22 oz ( 10¢ off) DOG FOOD Kai Kan Chunky M P S -23 1'11 oz 7 Bone Roast • • • 89£ Chuck cut of U.S.D.A. Chou;e beef Beef Rib 39c BONES • Meaty! Choice! Bake or barbecue ~~ . Whel ,.... ftnt .... Is ... -...~ ..... • ~ ~ Nflbf At 0 111cM. ,_ ..,. 11t WJ. Mt ...-, W, • ................... T S. I • FIST S'UI op 1r oan • • •. • , ~. Loin out of U.S.D.A. Choice beef Beef Cubes FOi, .. •25! 0 Bone Roast ••• 99t Lean teDder loin cut -U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck cut of U.S.D.A. Choice beef . Chuck cut shoulder clod -Choice) BEEF LIVER 89!. Sliced -and fresh and tender! ~~~~~~~~BRISKET .................. II~ Our own cure! We start with lean brisket of U.S.D.A. Choice beef -let it cure in our special brine! Whole or 'point half! Ground Beef :'M: s 1°! Lean -does not exceed 22°0 fat Spllt 59c l_roil,rs • Meaty Gr. ••A'' fryer• (with glbleta) ' WE FEATURE MILK·FED VEAL Tho real thing -for flavor, tendemeu Chopped s 129 Steak • Ooet not exceed 15% fat -3 per lb Or ttenest er.. Mtf ..• Ut • Chili Grand r. .. 992 Ooee not ex()fed 30% f•t cont.tot -· fr1111b Spare libs ............. · .. II! Renlly fresh, to offer finer flavor ... and Ea11tern pork lo i:ive you the loan tendtrncsll you prefer' · Sliced Bacon ••• s 11! El Hancho'• thicker "ranch style" Sausage ITAlWI mu • s 14! We make authentically "old world" Bratwurst ..•••• s 14! Pork, our milk-fed veal, seasoning Super Fresh Produce '''fJ The famoua Texas Ruby Red11! Sweet, juicy deliahtful navor that'• welcomed any time! . .Juice SlSI Oranges . I - From hxaa! Large size, more Jul~el ' .. $1~! l"1om frelh·WIW cettiaM P h · s121 ere ... ••••• •· Pan.ready! ·~h·watet f°IUl·&ozen . Cooked Shrimp .s31! Juat ri1ht for alui112p ~tau .. . • to traruf orm a meal into a : ~- 1pecittl octa.ion! ·; s.319 Chooet Burtundv, bhabli1, RON -- to the bi1 ~·~um etu bottle . Liebfraumilch •• s7•9 ·slue Nun -• wine to uvort MIJlludl s54• Tbri9 760 ML Varietal wlntt in en att.nct.lve sff\.bos :100:• . WHISKEY$ 4 99 FJ Rancho'• own -86 proof1 Quart Gilbey Voilka ••• s4 •• Don't Corset the t.onlcl Quart bottle Seagram's ·Gin • '$19 Save Sl.00 on the 1.75 liter alze Ancient Age •••• s4 99 Stralaht h~ reduced 60t -fifth Scoresby Scotchss•• Great tat• and a 1 at p_tfoel Quart ==-~i$1549 The word for gin! S. J.lt-1.15 *'· Frozen Food .. Prirea in elf ect Fri. Noll. 25 through Wed . Nov. 30 Delicatessen .. . Otm• daily 9 to 9 Simday JO to 7 No "1k1 to deat.r1 ·s1~ •• ·-"He must ha~e heard about that 'Dogs Only' ski resort." FUNKYWINK£RBEAN BOOMER .• I'M GlAO (,)QIJ CCUlD MAKE rT FOR 1MANIGGIVlt.lC:7DIN~~~1 FRED 1 l'M·JU5T so~ ly{)(J I 'THINK rT WAS ~E SANO CA~ STUFF IN& 1MAT DID ME IN! oowr Ff.EL ~ ! CASEY ... .. . . .. . . .,., ,• . . '· MOON MULLINS .. . :· . I ' . ' . • ii .... .. GERIATRLX . . ';, .. ... f~. I : . j L I LIKED IT SETn?k' WHEN IT WAS "OVER 1)-iE HIL.L-AND iH~U THe WOOOS 10 G~DMOTHER'5 HOU~E .... H .. .,NC)W \TlG Flt-ID THE RIOHT (.')R: flJ>.NP 10 ·~·1HE·HIU.." Gl'ZANPP~S ~ we so! GORDO by Tom Batluk ~ KNOW I NOO> 1AAT l.,l(XJ NENTlO~ IT I IT WA5 A UTrLE D~/ by Charlts Rodrigues ' '#' wg WJll~POIN' 1t> A YtOMAH Q4NCIN(i-~~ "1t) (JS, '>R. SMOCK G€E ... -rl4ANl<SG'IVI~ r;JA'( Wl1l400f HIM HSRI:: ISL.IKE .• • • 1..IKE 1HANKS6"VIN<1 DAY W11H()J1 A TURK~ PU'T" YOUR Fee-r IN .,-HOSE! Si"IRR<JPS, MRS. 6IL,..L, by Gus Ank>la ~CULTURED CATS, NOT PV55V CHOW PF=OO.l&Csf TtlUfldlr, ~ 24. 1977 -fOR OUR ~EALW, OUR~1 0UR FRIENDS, OUR.,. SO WHAi"'S "T"HIS ~ONNA ee, KIPPO, A Re!M.AKEi OF •NA.i"IONAL.-VE!l,..Ve-r"~ DAILY PILOT af ll l ; by Gtorp Lemont . .. TIDAY'I CIGSSIDID PVIZ I l'ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS HAM& STATl!Ml!HT Tiie fol'-1119 PfflOll IS dOll'll tio;JI· ness•'' PVBUC NOTICE ORANC.E COAST ~OLA" PICTITIOUSaUSINIEU t HST AL LAT IONS, 7CU1 Sl•hQlll, Hun-NAME STATli..aHT 11ng1on 8elleh,CA.91M/ ,,,. followlf'll P9r5CW'I I• OOing llvsl· Jame• Calltl Hennilh, 103i MU•\· ~IMhght,HlinlJnvtoolle~h,CA.YiM/ D.E 8. INllESTMENT COM· This bU6ine6 l•condliCtOCI lly <In In PAHY, IUI ~!er •2'4, ,...._., OIYIOU•I. a..ch,c.lllornle~ JlmH.tnnan Oon•ld a;..,.. 8rolhwtll, 1~ Tnls •te!AlfTWnt ,.H llled '""" tne Sliperlor. oU•. Newport 8eecn, County Clvrll of Oronoo c.ounty on Oct. c..11toml• ~ 21, 1977 This bulllneu 11 c:onouctect by en In· FIOUoMdual. Plinllshed Ol'OllC)fl ~., Dally PilOI, Oonald E. BrolhWlll Nov.J, 10, 11.2•.1w1 This stel-t '*n lllect with the ------------''"'"""~'~ eoun1r c~r11 o1 Orenee County on HOY· PUBLIC NOTICE mtier1,1m. ....... Pllbl !Shed Or .ltlQll Coest o.111' Pllof, NDY.10, 17,2•,enclOec. 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'1fU.11 present lllem lo tne l.wldeo'~ •I tne • • • • ottice of ~ALLACE FRIEDMAN & LESTER E. HANSEN, Al1orntv1 •I L-, 336 i.astOllYIAYI., 8~ (A. 'ISOl. ,.lll<Jl lalw oftl<• Is IN pllCll °' r-------------1 lluSinHI Of the •••Oerslgned Inell met• PICTITIOUt•USINIEU PUBLIC NOTICE lets pertelnlng lo MIO fti.\t. Suell NAME STATIIM&llT claims with the -SMV YOUC:hlf'I niotfolklwlnoPW*IM•,.CI0'9obull-rnust be n1e<1 °"__,,ea es atorneld ntM as: within tour montM otter Iha first 11 CALIFOANIA HOT STUFF; 21 publlcallonot lhbnotlce. HOT STUFF, S. McFadden Aw,. Oated Nov. 1, 1911 11u11t1n9ton Oe.>ch, CA.~ CARO\.EA.TOFFlH.. Auto.units IUSAI LTO ••• f: JllKutor of Ille Wiii C..llfomla corpor atkln, 4 m MomlnQ ot Nld oeceotnt. Ster Dr .. liun411'41'°n llNtft, CA.~ WAL LAC& FIUIEDMAN.. Th IS business,,~.,.,.'*" LESTIEllLHAHAM poratlon. . AU«MYHU.11w AUl0-Unlt1(U.U.tt.1d. Jl61!111tOll ... 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'•Ii! :J~~y to usc~Bruins (lash '• · LOS ANGELES (AP) - •• UCLA's Terry Donahue and South em Cal 'a John Robin.son are sin&ing a familiar song as 1 tbelr lootball teams prepare to ·· dub on naUonal television Fri· I ... y.niabt, "Whichever team goes out there and makes the rewest mis· takes, can control the ball and executes defensively will probably win," said Robinson. "The ker for us is to not make OC$ in~ clutch like we have l year." satd Robinson. UCL.\. 1-3 and needlnt a vic- tory over use to wln tb• Pacific.a title and Roae Bowl berth, baa 1lven up the ball 2T times tbla fall, while 1etUn1 possession 24 times on oppo- nents' turnovers. The Trojans, 6_. and In the Bluebonnet Bowl if they beal the Bruins, have surrendered the ball 34 times and got it on turnovers 30 times. :; So the old saw that the team .:." ,,1. that makes the fewest mistakes The biggest difference has been the timing or mistakes, with the Bruins apparently having a knack for glv10g up the ball when · it doesn't hurt them, and the 'fro. id will win the big game Is dusted ~ off and used again -and it well ~ mayapply. ~ Turnovers are generally the u most costly mistakes, and they frequently figure heavily in big B!lmes . Jans usually turning it over in crucial situations. But while the Bruins have an edge with fewer turnovers this season, that has not been the case in recent UCLA-USC matches. The Trojans, who have a 7·2·1 re- .. i f i NFL Turkey Shoot :: Payton, Chicago Duel Lions Today PONTIAC. Mich CAP> The Detroit I.ions are hoping they're not walking into a Bear Trap lo· day. Chief trap-setter of the Chicago National Football League forag- . ing party here at the Silverdome J ace rusher Waller Payton. "Payton's the big gun, no doubt about it," satd Detroit eoa ch Tommy Hudspeth. "You've got to do everything you can to close tum off." The 23-year-old Payton has put • up a new trophy in his case -the 0.. Tl' Todat1 Oaaant-1 2, 9:30 a.-. NFL record for most rushing .yards in one game. He s nagged that one Sunday in Chica RO when h e toted the ball 275 yards m 40 carries to give the Bears a 1~7 victory over the Natior1al Con- fe re nce 's Central Division· leading Minnesota Vikings Coinc1dcntally, it was last 1'hanksJ!tving that Buffalo's O.J. • S1 m pson ran wil<J against the Lions. setting the old NFL single game rushing record or 273 yards Payton, held in check by the Lions in previous meetings, broke loose In the season opener "1th a 160-yard harvest That got him off and runmng toward his current season total of 1,404 yards .. (don't know what kind or run· ner J am," said Payton, nicknamed '"Sweetness" by hts teammates. "But I guess my <'Oach at Jackson State summed it up the best. He said I was a never-say-die runner." A modest team player, Payton gave watches lo the Bears' hnesmen when he exceeded l ,000 yards in a game against Green Bay The watches were in· scribed: "Thanks for the 1,000 yards " Relieved by Sunday's 16·7 VIC· tory over winless Tampa Bay, the Lions are hoping to improve the 5.5 record that has them tied with Chicago for second place in the division The Lions wlll be going against this paragon of strength, apeed and humility with less than full ·rorce. Quarterback Greg Landry should return to the starting lineup but running back Dexter Bussey~ miss hts fourth eame m a row because of a spraifled ankle. Tight end Charlie Sanders is poublfUl because of a knee in· Jury. 7he Bears are reported limp- ing too. Wide receivers Brian Baschnagel and Steve Schurbert are out and linebacker Doug Bur- fo n e is still weak from pneumonia · l.akers Fall, 113-89 · Kings Win; Garcia to Return, SEATILE -Dennis Johnson scored 16 points and ignited a late second quarter rally that gave Seattle a lead it never relin· quished as the Sonics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers, 113·89, in a National Basketball Association game Wednesday night. Seattle trailed, 41-39, with 6:29 remaining in the first half when a Johnson basket ignited a 14·point s purt that gave the Sonics a 53-41 lead. Seattle was ahead, 57-43, at the half and Fred Brown, who led the· Sonics with 21 points, hit Seat- tle's first 10 points or the second half to hold the Lakers at bay. The Lakers' loss was their third in a row. LO$ AHGIL&S (ft) -Ford 12, WllllH 12, Eowaraa lO, Nl•on 2, Tatum 10, Wnlllnglon '· Hud\On 14, -melfly4, Ol~lo6. $1lATTLI (11J)-Sffl111, SUa& 4, w......, 11, Brown 11, W•tt• 12, :llluru1 t, Walker i., O. -'-tonlt,H-...Clt LoaAngel• 21 It a._., $Mttla JD 27 D »-11J Fovt.cl out -Loa ,.,.. ... -E...,.._ T9'.9 fouls -Los ""91le1 22. IMttla II. Ttdlnlc.el tcMa -Loa A11g11i.s IMllSWnt tcMKll MCCiotMy). A- t,.i1J. . KlllflS Roll, 8-3 INGLEWOOD -Pete Stemkowskl and Don Kosak s truck for two aoal• each t~ power the Los An1eles Kinp to their blegest offense of the season as they skated to an 8-2 National Hockey Lea1ue victory over the Chicago Black Hawks Wednesday night. · The victory might prove COltlY however, since Marcet Dionne, the Kings' leading scorer the lut two seasons, suffered a shoulder injury in the second period and was takentoa hospital for X-rays .. Los Angeles exploded for five goals in the opening period, in· eluding four in a team rewrd span of 2:21, to frustrate the Hawks, who are wlnleas in their last eight games. Chlcaio's record in the span is 0-S.3. GaM.aBaelc Dave Garcia wlll manage the California Angel In 197$, preai· dent and chairman of the board Gene Autry said Wednesday. Garcia wa1 appointed manager July 11 last 1eason, replacing Norqi Sherry. Although his col\ract fan through the end of next 1eason. Garcia's status has been in doubl becauae of Autry's recent negotlations for the llervlces ol M lnnesota manager Gene Mauch, after tbe Twtna• pilot ap. proacbed Autry about the Job. B_.•re••Plaw LOS ANGELES -Rtck Baabore, who started UCLA's first nine sames at quarterback this 1ea1oa, has rtcelved medical clearance to play m tho Bruins' reaular·aeaton ft e See Brfeft, Pafe B-11 •.NoJUU.N'·o~. <AP) - Wbat•Hr derente N ~ulta Uitl to Ule Frldjj to Mutrtllae Oklaboma'a lahboiie of(eaae will flszle, pnclicta COAfl4ent TbomuLott.c'J~ .. v •·u u.11"'" nam.and executed riibt. we'ro &be Giily oa. who CAD stop IC." IQS tbe IUlician· Ute Sooner-. quarterback. "There'• nobody elae who can stop It. I feel 1ure we 're 1oln1to10 out and mreoate, and do the :!~~· t.be coaches have tauaht The wlnnlr ~ tbe Bl1 Eicht Confereoce•a uttooatq televiaed Ora.nee Bowl footb8111bowdown O.rl'Prt••• Ot•••el 7, JJ:G ...._ Arkansas-Raiders Buw~bound Foes ·. . . Vie Only for P,ride 1nJury. also suflered a bl'Oken nost •Sainst~Oougan. ~ ark JohnSCll' and. jonlorTrtsAi ml stand r•dyto q_uarttll'back ir' the Jted Raiders sbould AW&ba be u.nable to pl~. Tbe Reel Raiders alao 0"1l an O.l'VTM8f1 Oll••el 7, 11:.flS ..... explosive nmninl back ln "'lbe B.T. Express". aeolor Billy Taylor who aet a •scbool record earlier in the 7'&r with five toucbdowm IA a 1ln'gle 1ame. Arkansas• onlr 1tlemiab, of coune, wu a 1W loaa to No. 1 raDked Texas in October' when . . ELLANV .· • BRIEFS •• · Saddleback Women Nab · Volleyball Crown , a-e1 • •-1• •1aln1 t Southern California Fr¥a1 niaht, UCLA ofllolah an- llOuneed WedrlUday Bas hore, 1 forme r ison High <lfuntlnJlon ach) 1lar, suffered a broken rib and a col )apa&d luni during his team 'a 21·3 victory over Oreson· Nov. s. He has not played ln a game or pnlicipated In contact drills slnco then. There was .no announ- eement as to whether Bashore or junior Steve Buklch o f Ne wpo rt Beach wo uld s tart aaainst USC. ..... Ad1'a~• OVJ EDO,. Spain Bjorn Borg and Raul Ramirez easily won their matches Wednesday in the second round of the ln lbe!r ftrst aeuon of conference play ind only the aecond for th• apo~ Saddleba-ck Colle1e•1 women 'a volleyball team has anoexed the Mtaion Confere nce cham- pionship with an un- defeated record. The Gauchos of coach Nancy Bessette defeated host Palomar Wednes- day. 15-17, 15·18, 15-9, 16-14, to finish the con- fere nce season with a pe rrect 14 ·0 record . Overall, the Gauchos have a 19·1 mark and will host the state Junior col- 1 eg e tournament Dec. 2-3 "It's like a dre am come true,'• Bdaette say a of the success of her team. "We don 't have a set startina lineup of alx players. lt'a more like eight wtth 12 dlllerent rotations. •·we are fortunate to have a Jot of depth on the team with 13 players on the squad. ·'They play weJJ together. When we atart· ed last year, we had a super defensive team but we needed help on of. fenae. We sot that this year and have atilt main· talned the strong defense that has helped us win a lot or our games. "Yes, the s trone high Grand Prix t e nn ls ------------------......,. tournament. Borg routed Howard Schoenfeld, s.o, 6·2 and Ramtrez eased past Ale- jandro Pierola, 6· l, 6-0. In other malches, Fred McNair beat Bill Lloyd, 6-2, 7·5; Jan Kode.s beat Jonathan Smith, 6·4, 6-0; Anand Amrltraj beat Thomas Smid, 6·4, 7-6; Chris Vuselin beat Roaer Taylor, 6·3, 6-4; Zeljko Franulovlc beat FranUsek Pala, 6·3, 6·1, and Mark Cox beat Heinz Guenlhardt, 7-6, 6-2. 0...lrio Fired COLUMBIA. Mo. University of Missouri football coach Al Onofrio has been relieved of his coaching duties Mis· souri Chancellor Herbert W. Schooling saJd, "A c h a nae JO coaching leadership was needed in the best mter.ests of Lhe university." Ba~'g'~afled DETROIT T h e JC Grid Aces OFFENSE LOREN MICKl.IN, Golden West - Micklin, a running back, tained 141 yards and scored a touchdown ln the RusUers' 29-28 win over Santa MonicQ Colle1e. MA1T BRAGA, Oranse Coatt-A w1de receiver, Braga caught five passes for 13t y ards ln OCC's 24·1' victory over Mt. San An· tonio College. PANCHO CASTILLO, Saddleback -A 236·pound tackle, Castillo traded out as the top Gauchos blocker in a 48-33 win over Southwestern. DEFENSE RICK SIURLEY, Golden West -An in- .side linebacker. Shirley had 15 tackles, re· covered a fumble and had a quarterback sack. JOE CAMERON, Orange Coast -A tackle, Cameron had nine tackles and two quarterback sacks. MIKE KRVTHERS and TOM AllONS, Saddleback -Kruthers, an end, and Arons, 1 linebacker, were the leading tacklers for the Gauchos. Detroit Pistons traded -------------------- forward Marvin Barne!. a nd two future draft choices Wednesday to the Buffalo nraves for forward John Shumate and a future No. 1 Na· tional Basket ball As sociatlondraft choice. Tennis UtlAMT&ATaRTOURMAMaHT (AIUtlrYIMI ,.,,.,.. o,_,...~ l oht"n•,.·Cunnlng llam cso Nt•l•llt·~ .. 1 ... J. o.-w-·ao..... Mun·Al\OerMn ,,., M<Oon•ICI· .Jaflna\onM,W. O,...Ml.i~ Mor .. ·Ctltiec»l l(ey·Ujl4on H .•·J ·-··~ ROtl·lrntrlOtl clei l m1kk lloo#ktr ...... 1.1 ... • w.-tl'• o.u.. .. l low·A,..r1on Ott C..ll'ltrl·P•rrv 7·!, .... IMla .. 0...9' ELINOR BAGGE TI MAAIL YN GUST Travel Dag NR TICKETS · TOIJl'<S . CRUI~ ..... A •net CMAA .. AU MA'°9 Cllllff CAMI ac~ ......_, .... .., .... Jiff Ill. COAST HWY ....... POt'f llACM. 01-1 '76 .. BONDA ~ISSION VIEJO uni ., "1rWY-111.0111. fft.ttU The Modern Day Lady Godiva Prefers ••• HONDA EXPRESS 1 llWICie•-""·-~ school proframs in this area have helped us get some outs tandtnc playen and we could be· even 1troneer tn the fulare now that our pro· er am ta established.'• Saddleback has two consJstent setters In Kathy Conway and Cin- dy Kerwin. Conway is a fint·year player from wguna.,Beach JU1h and Kerwin ls the team cap- taln from Dana Hills. Mona Bl1hop (San ClemenUi High> and Con· nle Gehley (St. Bernard's, LA> are both rreshmen and have been strong both ways. Lori Maurer (Mission Viejo) is a blocker·hitter while Teri McGraw <Mission Viejo) Is super good In the back court on defense according to her coach. Two other Mission Vie- jo graduates who play well on oUenae and as 'blocken Include LuAnne Woodbridge and Ka)" Burnett. Backcourt standout's include Judi Johnson (Mission Viejo) and Cin- dy Mesa <Sp Clemente) wlth fresfJmea Suzen OeMars (Mission Viejo), Diane Poettgen (Mater Del> and Julie Maler <San Marcos High) com· pleling the squad. Saddleback has been rated second In the state to undefeated Santa Ana. the only Learn to defeat the Gauchos in dual matches this season. .. • Wre8tling Np Psychol,ogical f.!'~!..~: Edge for ilonwts :~,,.....101t1te.J.a-.., 1u Fullerton Colle•t'a "To beat Golden Wei t ~A·'-''°'""""~t.o 21. football team has been we have to play di•· ua-''"'..,"' '" pin•"• r•nktd the top JC team dplhia football a.n4 not Olrb..,_,,O.S1, . th tf 1 ,._..,.,_,ot-. .. ""''· 11-2. m e na OCl 10r most o! mak., mistakes. And we 1S1-tt.it•to1•., ...... ,... • Lbe Jeuoo and carries a have to play with a lot or ,.,~_.., ....... ,. o .............. ··s t d m-P•r-.mttc.-.-1,u.s. 10· r'"'vna ftMJ a ur ay intensity.'' 1,._Aomei.1s1 _ _,..... nltht 1 Avoeado Bowl The Jiometl are led by Hwy-or-.eo.•1-111•orl•11· game •l•lnst Golden running back Mlke Of9•c.-1111m1"1e"... • West atCenil0$. Charlea and quarterback 111-1,.._.,_. CO> •c. 5ew111ano. The Hornet.a . .are the Gre1 Tucker. !~u•uuflK.c-,1.o. Jeadln1 contender to ao Charles bu rushed for 1M-R•1 .. vo uu'*-"' s..n1, ,,., to the Junior~· Bowl. ,1.112yards1n ~2 carrlea ~~~-:-M111• tAI lllllned CM1••<1Pt..•, 11 fact, 1! a team was for a 4.4 &Yeraee. He's 1)0-B•rr•11101c1reww11hs...1.u. picked today, coach Hal •cored ehc touchdowns. u•-ti11h ... 1Aictec.Roitt,;).z. Sherbeck'a Fullerton Tucker bas complet.La 167-S<llumm uu plftMO ~HY, cu 0:211. club would be a landslide 110 of 187 ~es tor 1,409 111-M(Ml(MI IRlctec. ltnwl, 11.... choi ce. vards and 1l TDs. He has ltt-ltll..VV (0 ) plMtct ltltfl, ., o "· But Fullerton still has a 58.8 completion percen- Hwy-oe1e 1111eec:.111111i1a111.~1. one more came to play-tage. ~-..cmi»•~ against n team It bas Tucker's top receivers 11t-$ll11t~ 1ow1 OK. Roe ... t-J. already defeated. are Morris Carmichael ,,.._11uow.cG1c1tc.wQO\M\,1·s. , • If e h d (48 •-h c..., ds 1a.-eu111t 101doc • ._..,, 1.,1 w a o u r ca"' es. ~ yar , 1 1~ner CGle1t<.e.i.n-.•M druthers, we would play TD> and Miki! Hu rls (23 1so-rr,.cylGIOK.ura, 1•i. a gainst a team w e catc hes, 412 yards ' :=~=-~--:~.11.J haven't met before this TDs>. ' m -vkll tGWIP•"'*''-'i.r,l ». season," says Sherbeck. But defense is where ttO-+ierrlU IGI OK. Roth, 14-S Hw~-Mo«•CC.11>1Me<1J-•rrtr,>1» ··1 think anyone in that Ful le rton i s the . ProScore8 situation would. But stroneest. The Hornets we're playin1 another ha ve allowed just M.3 team from Orange Coun-yards per ga me r ushinf(. ty. :ind it makes JC fool· ball in the county look that much stron1er." WUJ Fullerton have a CIP Playoff• psychological advantage Soutbem Coalereace playina a1alnst a team it Riverside Poly 28, Troy() has already defeated? Eastena o.te-·-" No, I don't thlnk so. I . ._ ... DAILY PILOT •JJ, Busti en Fali9 l0- klton 109,-.... IOO lndl-1», GolcltflSl.11• t14 AUe11te 10S, ~ ~ l>tllleCltlllftl• '°'-OeltOll IOS f>en Anl-113, New .JtrM111t Mll~ln.kt-Oty l1& 5at1Ue1U,l.4Atleelff" Porta.Ill 1a._Cllic.ete111 think the Leam that has 74emple Ctty %7, La Sema Jost might have more ln--;=-m'I::"!"'~~~~~~ centive to 10 on to even . iii,...riii HetiMIC HeQ.ey L"tW HY It~ .. Qlor-J W.al\1"910ft1.Ali.tllt2 llltl eo~lon J, eu11.ieo NV l~t.M1,_sot•2 Oevtl-J, MOfttrNI I Oell'Ol1,l'llll--•1 lOfOlll01,,54. lOlllJ2 lOiA .... ,_l,°'4'"91 the score. But I don't know if it's a psy- c holoalcal thing," says Sherbeck. "We're Just happy to be playing In the ball 1ame. We respect Golden West and we , think we have to play very, very well. And I ex- pect them to, alao,' • says Sher beck. l l 8of).ll1 but~ Clel H•y 811rrn. U, '-1,M. c~··o ...... Zu<k.,·Guena11• d•I Glenn· ... ,,.."°'' 1•.•.J .... . C WwMl\'1 Dwl>IH l 11rm•n·l lHhy <l•I :.1aw•rt· M(ComD .. l.•·2. tMl-DellMH Mel·AM ~.i,,..n, c»I l ri(·.J•n•I Olton .. a •..... 1 ... D MIMl'1 o.utll" lur,...Almff o.t lr•U·Mlke foy ...... ~. : ' I No Chll" OI bell lrcullle 3 I Automollic Oii lnieclor • I Eaev o1-.t1na; "'.-IPli"O 11.,,., ~ J 6 ""'"'h llill """WllY on l*tt & •OMct • & 1 s .. --per11 .. -.11...., 11ie us QUICK CASMI -1 D...._.,~ NlaltNft.McUlllQllllll Ciel WKll•U• f lOWtrt .. 1,H.•.J DMl1M'**" E lm••·llurn1 Clel Dtllour · ,_ljU(l!rOt" W , .. I. SKI MART'S ************************ lARGE VARIETY & EXCEUENT INVENTORY NOW IN $TOCK . ,, WAREHOUSE SAL -STARTS FllDAY, 4 P.M.-10 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 10 A.M.-6 P.M. MOVIMI• 21. 26, 27 FREE HANSO M T-SHIRT FOR FIRST SO CUSTOMERS • I the post ofllce, 520 Ave' Pico. Crom 10 a.m to 4 p.m week~s. startinir Monday In San Juan Caplstruo, by appoint· ment at the home of Marville and Amy Dwyer. 27052B Via Cocida, by calling 493-3585. New from ffimaloya fn Wblft, hwn or Cream! DJ,.lflOIWDS • GDIS'J'ONJ;s Jtw•" by loeeoh• ta Marching tof' dlamondt anct gtnt1to11e1 from ·prtvate lndfvlduala Ind......, c..ful examination and eYaluatlon ~ our ~-HIQhttt prtcn p#d. Call f40-9QOt 1°'9 d•llY, S.turct.Y 1Qoe. Suncl11 clolied. Mk tor Sttty ~ O< t:ian~ Van:defWilf lewels by ioseph FRIDAY', MOV. 25, 1917 I 8:00 P.M. NIWPOITll INN 1107 J ll DrH Id.. Me~ IHcll . AllctloMtr: Shm11 Twoblefr Uct.ed & •••d lftsptd'-................ ~ ... T...-: C .... or ce..c.. Mester c-.. Ir AwriCGR bpnta hrfo: (213) ...... 542 • Probaie Dar,e Set On Estate I • BANTA MONICA <AP> -A Dec. 2 probate beartna bu beeft set for the eatateof Jack Benny, valued at more than~-• mlllloQ, a lawyer for ea•cutor's of the comtdian's estate said. George C. Zachary said Wednesday the prob•~ petlllon, listing total assets of ~.~.025. wu filed Nov . 4 in Superior Court. Payment of $885,680 In estate and inheritance taxes as well as other fees haa left $4,436,681 for dbtrlbuUon to Benny's heirs, the petition says. Benny, who died Dec. 26, 1975, al a1e 81, willed the bulk of has estate to trust funds for his widow, Mary Benny, , Get••• Suspended Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel says he gets by these days only because his wile has savings. "That's the only way we are able to exist," he said in a television interview. Call 142-5171. Put • few words to work for ou. . ' . . ThUISdiy,"N:Mlnber 24, 1917 J\ALEJGK, N.C. (AP) -Tbe folU ln North arollna ~ brlna you 35 percent ~ the nation'• y1m1 have a TttaDliclvlD1 eoateul«i to make ·- !My don't.MU yams at alt, they HU 1•eet J)C>Utoes. .. We're not tl'Jlnt to Jastlfy it, .. uld Robert Jeokln~. execuUve secretary or the Nortb Carolina Yam Commllllop. ••r•d Uke to call it aaweetpotato. "Btrl' SOME OF OV& Bu:ntU:N up north just like to call lllem 111m1 .. Jentlnl said. "lt '• Im· possible to convtnce them tbe>'.'re two different tbin11. So we uae the tenna lnteretiance•&w. '• • He aald that especlally at Tbanbtl Ume, many people ao to tbelr 1upennarltttl 1 tor what they think er• yasna to sen-e on their ,table alongsld« the turkey, atutrui, ~ cnnber17 11uc1. The commisaion la a grower cooperative whose prtnci.,.i Job la to ( CONSUMER ) aell N~ Carolina sweet POlatoes -aomethln1 it -------aoea very well. 1n 10 yean, Jeaklnl said, the atate"'a sweet potato pro- duction bu increased 400 percent to about t million b"5bel1, tops ln the nation and 35 percent of the U.S. el"Op. Sweet potato •ales bf'O\llbt North CarQUna $33 mlll1onluty•ar, beaald. JENKINS SA.ID TUE CONFVSION1 between yama and swHt potatoes probably be1an with African slaves who ate yams in thelr homeland and • J..0'16 11R~ bgulariy $37.50 to $49.50 ........... ·~· \ .. 1 ,. 8 Cl) NFL TODAY D MACY'S PARADE Kermit the frog, the l•teat In • long tine of balloon behemoth•, makes It• debut In today'• 51at tnm.181 event hotted by Ed McMahon. Ed will be jotned by Oraon Bean, Big Bird. Arte Johnaon, Carol Lawrence. Andrea McArdle, l.oc.1 Raw11, MelTlllla. 8 GALLERY I ([I LAFF·A·L YMPICS BODY BUDDIES • I LOVE LUCY "HomeMovlee" • t DREAM Of' JEAHNfE 9 SESAME STREET G MACNl!IL I LEHRER REPORT 9 Cl) NFL FOOT8ALL The Chicago a..t1 w. the Detro4t Uona from tM Pontlac Sll\IWdome, Michigan. e MAYBEARV, R.F.D. "Goober, TM He<o" 8 MOVIE * * "The Golden Horde" {1951) Richard Egan, OaVld Farrar. A proud prlnce11 reluaes the aid of a band of English crusader• when her .city Is attacked by Ghenghls Khan's aon. (1hr.,30 min.) G) MY THREE SONS "The Honeymoon Is Over" m ROMPER ROOM ID ELECTRIC COMPANY ,~D MOVIE ' ; * * * "Allee In Wonderland" ;~ ( 1933) Charlotte Henry, Richard ; Arlen. A little girl falls down a t l rabbit hole and finds herself In , ' a magical land. (1 hr., 30 mlns.) l ! 8) ANDY GRIFFITH t ! "Goober Tak" A Car Apart" ~l Cl) THE MORNING SHOW • ,, fJl) THE BOY AND THE 1 • TURTLE ~0:30 CD HOGAN'S HEROES "Kllnk's Ele8pe" G) GOMER PYLE "Gomer, The Wei.ti Rarebit t.' Fiend" I t '1 :00 D 9 8UPERFRIENOS II MIDOAYLA. G) NEWS flt GOMER PYLE "Sing A Song Of Papa" fD ELECTRIC COMPANY 11:30 8 FATHER KNOWS BEST "Kathy Beoomes A Olrl" D 9 NCAA FOOTBALL Arkansas vs. Texas Tech CD LErSRAP Cl) NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR "Aunt Henrietta & The Polter- ~l•t" fD BIG BLUE MARBLE AFTERNOON D NFL'77 D TWILIGHT ZONE "Judgement Night" m MOVIE ***'~"Top Hat" (1935) Fred Astaire, Ginger Roger•. A man has trouble with hla glrlfrlend because· IM think• M's mar- ried to h8f best friend. (2 hr1., 20mln.) Q) I DREAM OF JEANNIE "The Greateat lnwntlon In the World" • MACNEU,, I LEMRER • ' REPORT • I!) SESAME 8TRE!T 2:1511 Cl) NFL TObAY • ' . pi30 fJ Cl) THANKSGIVING DAY , PARADE "The CBS .All-American Thanhglvlng o.y Parade'' Five famoua hol~ para<I• are highlighted With Wiiiiam Conrad lerVlng aa anchorman end with Jack Lord In tt.wau. Loretta Swttt end Pa( Herrington In New York City, K.,m Dobeon and Ja'Net OtJbOf• in Ptilladel- pllfa, a.. Armit~ and Lyn- nle o,..,. In :Toronto, Unda ParadeB09t William Conrad will be tbe anchor man !or CBS' coverage of five famous holiday parades today at 12:30 p.m . on Channel 2. Lavin and Ned Beatty Detroit GN FL FOOTBALL Mlam I Oolphlns vs. . St. LoulsC4rdlnals • THE RWL!M.AN "SchdolmM(er" m COURT&NtP OF EDDIE'S FATHER "TM Ce(ldldate" e YOGA FOR HEAL TH 1:00 e BIG VAUEY "Ttl,t L:J Ride" ==8MART "Dl.unc>nd1 .,. a Spy'1 Beat Friend" • GREAT PERFORMANCES 1:30 8 GAMBIT g) SERGEANT BIU(O "Jot111'a Big Romance" 2:00. LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Low And TM Contealon I L~ And The Covw I love And The Weighty Pro~" G MOV1& *** "Deltry" (1955) Audie Murphy. Marl Blanchard. A new deputy becomes a laughing stocic when he refuses to carry ~un.(2hr1.) 11J NEWS I COUSTEAU ODYSSEY A8 MAH BEHAVES 2:20. IEH HUNTER 2:30 8 THE WINHERS :~~~~ \ • CAATOONVILLE I 19 EARTH, SEA AND SKY ([I MOVIE *** "Flnlan'1 Rainbow" (19U) Fred Astaire, Petula Clark. An Irishman and his daughter travel from their natlv. land to the Unlled Stat• with a leprechan on their tr.ii. (2 hrs .• 30 min.) 3:008 DICK VAN DYKE m fR~D FUNTSTONE ANO FRIENDS Cl) HECKLE ANO JECKLE fB AS MAN BEHAVES G SESAME STREET 3:301J CLA881C TALES "Thr" D«ya In A Balloon" D MEDICAL CENTER ,, DINAH! MOVIE. *~ ''llle Sad Sack" (1957) Jetty Lewll, Devld Wayne.After aeventeen mont~ In the Army, 1 private la etlll making blund- ers. (1 hr., 30 min.) G) BUGS BUNNY AND PORl<YPfQ m 8UG88UNNY ID TH~ T WEJRO Cl.A88IOAL STUFF A d~mentary that fol!OM the rehanal N\d pr~ toU• tine of high 9Chool ~ preparing fOf' a ctutlcal mu* PNMl'ttatlon. (J) TI1E BMOY BUNCH "BJo Sprain" 4:00 Cl WILD, Wll.P WE8T (R) . "The H"'t'lt Of "'"'8 p.aueJ .. TELEVlSION 'JOflag's ~V Fare Kiit«'' Weet enttra Utt erTntd town of a corrupt poflttcal flt- 1.1te turned outlaw to bring hi• man back at\Ve. (R) Cl) wooav WOOQPECKER g VILLA ALEGRE ID MISTER ROGER$ Cl) EMERGENCY ONE! "Snake Bite'' 4:30 8 THE THANKSGMNG THAT ALMOST W,\SN'T 1 D MAAY TYLER MOORE G) TOM AND Jl;RRY Cl) WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME 9 MISTER ROGERS m ELECTRIC COMPANY EVENING 5:00 fJ D G Cl) 0 NEWS g BONANZA "Meena" 1J UNCLE SAM MAGOO A• Uncle Sam, the tamed Mr. Magoo marene. through our 200 years of American hlltory. m MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CD SUPERMAN tlD SESAME STREET f1I) VIUA ALEQAE 5:00 m BIWITCHEp -~1i ''Hodywood Di"81on·• I FREE>4ANO SKETCHING 8:00 C88 NEWS 8 NEWS !MERGEHOY ONEJ The param.dles ere ICCUMd of ateallng $500 from a heart attack vlotlm. 8 MOVIE * *~ ••Three The Hard Way" (1874) Jim Brown, Fred WllU· ameon. A myaterioul genocide organization I• bfought under eonlrol by three men. (2 hra.) m THE BRADY BUNCH "The Elopement" ti) THE ROOKIES Wlllle struggtea to aave Terry'• fife after the)' are kidnapped and left out In the deaert. •ZOOM fl:) AS MAH BEHAVES "A Converaatlon With Dr. Mur- i Banlt1" ABC NEWS 8:30 MOVIE * * 1r~ "The Day Of The Jaekel" (Part 2) (1873) Edward Fox. Teren<:e Ateunder. An International contract killer la hired by OAS to klll Chaliea de Gaulle. (1 hr., 30 min.) m MY THREE SONS "Robbie And The Slave Glr1" • OVER EASY s.nator Frank Chureh: 11glng and the brain; MnlOrt aqulrlng college cr.dlLt. G GROWING YEAA8 rn. Ohlld'• Mind'' (Patt 2) fJ~~~ .. 0""'8: Dfet V6n Jlin Dale, MIOlcW ROOMY 7:308 1100,000 NAME THAT TUN& G TM! GONG SHOW Q) THI! BRADY BUNCH Cindy wrfi• • story about ~ femlty for• wom.n•1 magulnt. I LET'S MAKE A. OEAL z,ITOHIOHT Guett: Oevld l.Mlet, Olrtctor of Utt Untted lndlan Oevelopmaot AllOClatlon. HEW8CHECt< NSEAACHOF, .. MATCHGAM P.M. 1!00 (I) YABDA DAUA 0001 H-s>PY World Of Hanna- Barbefa'' Hoat Gene Kelly la " joined by narrator1 Lorne a,.,., Clort• Leachman and Jonathan Wlntert In • fantuy world where mice conquer cai., bean run for Pr•ldtnt and cavemen are the MICt·door- ~bot•. e CHIP8 ''Hutti." Brod«lc:k Qoawford (U hlmNff) i. ftaggec:t dOwn by the patrocmen and blted for a traff\Q ~atlon: an auto eraah bring• a live wire down on the highway; an Irate motorist (Matty Inge!•) trlea to prove CHPbl ... e MOVIE ***~ "The Thom• Crown Affair" (1968) Steve McOueen, Faye OUNwey. An Insurance lnveetlglltor falla In love With a wealthy Q'OOt(, (2 Na.> •a waooME eACK. KOTTa "Swine And Punilhment" R'ed· ctr WUhlngton ta au'P'Cted of Ullng Sweathog4fk• deception on a htttory teet. I JOt<ER'8 WILD CAAOt. BURNETT AND FRIENC>& Gueat: Cart Reiner. • MOVIE **'~ "llland Of .Love" (1883) Robert Preston, Georgie Moll. A writer and a prOducer flee the •ltf\ of a dan;tt• but .... redeemed When the producer mam. • Greek girl -the niece of the gangster. (2 hrs.) • ONCE UPON A CLA88tC "Robin Hood" Aobln helps the fln~lly troubled Sir Richard of the Lea, who ret.urn1 the favor by providing weapona for the ~d. (Part 8 of 12) G WOMANTIME ANO CO. "Th• Diiemma Of Birth Control" 8:30. 0 WHArS HAPPENINGll "Mama, The School Girl" Mama retum1 to high achoo! to get her dlploma and to tti. dlamay of her c:nnm.n. taua for a sweet-teJJclng ctUllNlte t~ a.pect la a big phony. G CONCENTRATION GJ NEW TRUTH OR CON8EQ\JEHCE8 • THE BEST OF ERNI& KOVACS Wolfgang von S•tHtrbf'aten: What'• ~ LIM: lndl•n-~t .. lng-t.he-arrow and the Nalrobf Trio. • OVER l!A8Y • Senator Frank Church: aging and the brain: Nnlor1 aqUlrlng co.fteoe eredlta. (R) 9:0011 JAMES AT 15 "Higher Ground" Fed up with a materlall1tlc aoclety, Jamee falla tor an attractive religious eultlst (Doney Oatman) and her kSeals of peace. and Nit-denial. 8 (II BARNEY MIUER "ThanbgMng Story" Al the nation cetebt'atea the ~ truly American hollday, captain Bar- ney Mlli.t and hll fearleu crime-fight.,.. mutt deal With eotorfUI AWOL.a from a private hospital, and cope with • domeatlc quarrel over a piece of turkey. D 20 YEARS OF ROCK AND ROt.L Hlghllghta of the g,._. m\dle of th• flftle• and 1lxtle1 . Guest.I: "°"nny M ... tto . And The BrOOktyn Bridge, the Orlgl- nal ~. The Drtfter1, Jim-mt 8Mumont And The Skyt- lnera. • MERV GASFAN au.tta: OfCk Van Dyke, Jim o• Mld<ey Rooney, S..n ManMn, Alid Buttona. Dean J~ • 8f.8T OF FAMILIES 'fA Chlll To The lk>nea" Al the 18$3 rtcU .. Oft ~there .. .,...lft the WhMler family, Md Strih Ld\rop hat ~un 1 .... e THeAGIOF UNCIRT'AU(rY •'land And ~topJe" The role of ..., In ~tnnlnlng wulUI end E ltlnWIUQated. HO cwrmt COUNTRV Md rune.ya" Chltf ~~-Meth« hol.lday battle with hi•~: CurUa la etood up by L.Uc)!l« Olot'fa la atood up by htr ~;Ind no ont cal'! ngu,. out Why Har .. ltV wtntt to work Of\ tM Ni- day. 10:00. (I) 8AAHA8Y a.tty's brief mountain YllOlltlon auddenty bacomN • nlghlll'I.,. when her friendthlo with • IOOll doctor lnvolvel her In a Vitt." '*""Wartime "9ndetta, G TME BEA1U8 fOAE'VSJ' A mwlcal trlt>ut• to the tam.d • Engllah quartet of Utt 1teo'a featuring: Diahann Carron, Ra)' CharlH, Anthony oo'*•ll, Anthony ~. Berntdette Peters, Tony Randall, Mel TUii• and Paul WllHama. I I ==FOXX GET8MART Each time Smart plcka a beat man for hi• wedding, the man · meeta wtth an ac:ddent. • MA8T!RPtECE THEA TFIE "I, Ctaudiut: Waiting rn TM Wlngt" Julla continue. her acandaJoo• org,.. white her ton, Claudius, appear• to be half-witted becauH of a etammer and a limp. ID 80CCER MA06 IN O!RMANY ~=11naNIW8 HOU.VWOOO CON .. ECTION • MovtE **,_. "rm.. The tilrd WS'/' (1874) Jim 8rown, Fred Wlfff .. amson. A myst«toue ~ org.anlzatlon la bfoughl under eontro' by three men. (2 In.) • THE 000 COUPLE Felbc ealectt a gr~ tlte and lNlt• o.c.r wttt1 the "'°"9Y fot a down payment. G) HONEYMOONIR8 Rllph tlktt an »1-tltMd IOOtt Into the future wtth ~ reeuttt to ell but Rllph. e DICK CAVETT Gueet Toni Morr1aon, authot' Of ''Song Of Solomon.'' D MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT 11:808(1) CBS LAT&MOVte * *'.k "Death Stalk" (1971') Vince Edwerda, An)anette Comer. Two men battle tr.acheroua rapid• and each other In their frenzied puraolt of eecaped convicts who have kidnapped their wlve1. (R) G TONIGHT Hott: Johnny Caraon. Guests: Dr. Lendon Smith, Dick Van Patten. • LOVE. AMERICAN &TYL! "Lov. end the Vacation I &;0¥9 and the Naked Stranoer'' • 9 POLICE STORY ' "Face For A Shedcwf.' TWO pettofmln aearc:h ... ~· "' er wtMln ~tar detiDOM abandon the cue. Don Mer'e- dlth, David Groh gueet ltat. (Fl) I Nl&W8 G!T8MART Trouble begtrw ~ 8i'*1 gtvee two of hit puplta • prectl- cal 1•t to follow AOef\t 99. • 8PECW. "The Image Maker9: The Envf· rooment Of Arnold Newrn8"" Work• ot one of America'• most prominent photogra- phers. MOANING 12.-00 Ill TWILIGHT ZONE "'it•a A Good Ute" ,, FOREVER FERNWOOD MOVIE * "Balled Of A Gunfighter" (1983) Marty Robbins, Bob Derron. A lllent feud •xlsta betw .. n two outlaws and lner...-s as both are attracted to the aame glr1. (1 hr., 30 mlna.) 12'.30g MOVIE * * "The Cool And The Crazy" (1858) Scott Marlow., Gigi . Perr.au. A Nform tohoot gr9d· uate lnflltr41t .. the local high , ac:hool gang, attempting to Introduce marijuana to them. (1 hr., 25 min•.) I CA088-WTT8 f2'.37 (II THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL "The "th Annual Unofflcil.i Laa Vegaa 8howglrl PIQMnt" Nine aho'Nglrts vie fot the crown In thla eveot with St~ Allen Ind Brett Sommera heating and Pat Paulaen, Jayne Meadowt and M6cllay Rooney .. Judgee. (A) 1:00G TOMORROW Outata: win and Al't4I Durant, hletMlan• and euthOta.; D 18PY On ~t In haly, Kelly and Scott meet • beautiful Ital- ian guide wtM> late• them on • tour of baffllng murd«a. ... _,,1111)6 ..... -.c. .... G ltTIU ..... ,,_ UAMllMOll d=t ... . ... . ••. . .. ...... COIT-' MIUA ... cant '1u.t . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. .. • ..1111 .............. --.... .. .................. .. W8HMIMITllUIA MM! w..tm ..................... ........ POUMTAUtVM.4.aT,......ll•IW,~ ........ ,. o•••••mu ....................... ..,._ 11.toao . ..... • .................... .., .... OltANll II .. • .. .. .. . • .. .. • • • • .. . .,..,_ WUTMllQTllt ...,_If Jt 011 ....................... ......, HOLIDAY MATINEES "CITIZEN KANE" 8:350NLY "THE MAGNIFICENT, AMBERSON&" 7:00" 10:50 "C~•" «ll -. ..... " ,....,_.tz, ...... ,. "DIMo.4118" ............ ,.,. ---M t "'DAllY O .. tu." 1e1 -..--.111• _..__,~ .... ''fOU.OW Ml IOTI" --f .. _..___ll" WID 7111. f:H 1Mal. lr>MtM 111Mlll ,..;."f~'\ .. , -...., ... ~ ............ . -.ouow wa. ton• ·---~--- "MEET ME AT THE CRESCENDO'' 172'1 MANOIESTtll AVE. • /j '' ANAHE~ CAl.lfOJtNIA tz,,., ~ 'GJf g • l6 '' rr ·n· 'I ~ ir ' 11J•""' . F en« SHOWlHAT t:HANao y.s VEGA$) T MllMM1'.Nllll 1•1r~ ....... ~ .... -· -ftll, ,.,. ~ t~t'"-le.JI •JAWt-•I ..... -. ...... ,_... ~-. ....... .. ' , I I ....,. ..... ~ ~'olt GOD" IPGJ wm .. MOM.. Tua. 6:4M;J~IO:ll I ;JO, J: 15, 5:00, 6:4', 1-lO 10:15 CINEMALANO Nov. 29th at I P.M. Tieketr. Sl.00 $7.00 •. w 8end Check or money orcMr to: ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER IOO W. Ket•, Dlpt. • Anehelm, CA t2I02 TicbC tntonnattcw j!~=~·ISl·IOOO' , ........................ , Two now stage productions are on tb9 week '1 holiday m nu alon(t the Oraa,e Co1tt, one a f am,illar co111edy and the otber tbe revtval of an un· fammar mwucal. The l•tt.er, "She Loves Me." went on tho boatdl Tuesday at tbo Harlequin Dinner Playhouse 11>d \fill play through Jan. 8. The comedy, Woody Al· len's "Doo'tDrink the Water," arrtves P'rtday tor a limited two.weekend engagement at the Sad· dleback Valley ComrnunityTheatet. "SUE LOVES ME,•• WITH music and lyrics by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Hamick, who also com· posed ''Fiddler on the Roof." may be famtUar to moviegoers as the Judy Garland· Van Johnson flick .. In the Good Old Summertime." As a stage produc· Intermission Tom Titus J~~~~ij~~~~~~~~ll!!~!ij!j!!·~~~~M•!ll!!~ tion, however, it haso'fviaited the Orange Coast in at least a dozen years. "'LOOKING FOR MR. GOOD:SAR' IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST MOTION PICTURES EVER MADE-AND ONE OF THE BEST! --l.lz Smith, New York Dally News "Riveting .•• a dramatic blockbuster ••• Diane Keaton reveals new emotional depths and enhance• the film with her characteristic ease and spontanlety ... Bruce Wllllamaon-f>layboy IWOKJNG FOlt~ "!""IDIANEDATONI roESDAY WELD ATHERTON RICHARD KILEY RICHARD GERE ,_..,FREDDIE FIELDS "Looking for Mr. GQOdbar Is one of the most Important, m••nlngful, •nd thoroughly coneummate plec•s of flfrn- mal(lng I have •••n Ina dec•d• of movies. Dl•ne Keaton burn•• hot• through the eereen!" AexRMd- NewYork Dally News __ .....,. .......... J!ll ~?Ill.~ ... ,.,,. Performances of the new musical will be given at 8 p . m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and 1: 30 on Sundays at the Harlequin, 3:503S. Harbor Blvd., Just north of Costa Mesa in Santa Ana. The show will be staged both Thanks1tvin1 (toniebt > and New Year's Eve, with no performances on Chriatmu Eve. Christmas Day or New Year's Day. Reserva· lions 979-5511. THE SADDLEBACK V Au.EY Community Theater moves its base of operations frorn Miaslon Viejo High School to Ll Pu Intermediate Scbool ln Mission Viejo for "Don't Drink the Water,'' which la being directed by Joanne Appleeett. Joe Cordlo, Barbara Lentz and Nancy Muttershead are featured as the captive family, while David Sheeran plays the bumbling boy ambassador. Completing the cast are Benny Goodman, Ellls Estes, Bob Howell, Julie Kuehnert, Robert Truhlar, Karim Bakawi, Bob Davies, Dick Vara and Marge Wellman. Curtain limes are 8 o'clock Fridays "nd Saturdays with matinees this Sunday at 6:30 p.m . and next Sunday at 2: 30. Reservations 588·83ot2. ELSEWHERE AROUND THE coast, these pro- ductions are continuing their respect! ve runs: -"The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Masno1ia" at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport 8lvd., Costa Me&fl. Performances Tues· day through Sunday at 8 o'clock with weekend matinees at 3. Reservations 646-1363. -"(fuys and Dolls" at SebaaUan's West Din· ner Playhouse, 140 A venida Pico, San Clemente. J>erformances Tuesdays through Thursdays at 8:40, Friday and Saturday at 9: 15, Sunday at 7:40. Reservations 492·9950. -"FORTY CARATS" AT the We3lminster Community Theater, 7Z72 Maple St., Westrnil\ster. Performances Fridays and Saturday• at 8:30 for two more weekends. Reservations 893-8626. -•'I.The Happy Time'' at the Costa Mesa Civic Playho~e. ln the Community Cent.er on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Performances Frida1s ancf Saturdays at 8:30 for two more w~kend$. Reserva· tions 556-5359. -"Two for the See.$8W .. at the s..-clemente Community Tbj!ater, 202 Ave. Cabrilto, San. Clemente. Performances Thursdays through .,......,._._.,. .-... Saturdays Cdark tonight) at 8:30 for lhree more ____ ht&._...,_• _,_...,_1119___ weekends. Reservations 492-0465. ,,_,...... --·=-........ IMI ,_,_ · HEROES rs another up-and-coming <:ontender for my l 0 Best list for 1977. It olso marks the auspicious an1vaJ ol video sitcom king Hensy Winkler as a major screen star· and oil three WOC'ds In that description are well eamed. ..... he gives a sensitiw. thoughtful performa~ rich in insights made richer by his uncanny ebility to convey them. His deceptively free-wheeling s~ soon gives way too quiet eloquence in which he says the most with silence and his portrayol should make him a cinch for a 8e5t Actor nomination In !!Sa ~ar's Oscar race . .. Balancing him brill~nt)y Is Sally Fleld ... A strong actress with a bold, definl· tive style of her own ... In HEROES she meets her match in Wlnlder, and playing off an actor d her own Intensity only seems to Improve her of reedy weil·etched performonce. ''Also contributing sparks to this saga is Star Wors space capUlin Harmon Ford, whose tou<:hing performance os one of Winkler's forrnerw.r buddies provides one of the film's most memorobly moving sequen<:es tt• ford could easily win a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his g61tle, per suasive portrait ol a soldier whose wer wounds will never. e¥er heal. "HEROES Is the first major film to deal intelligently with the phght of retumlng Vietnom veterans. It's a sensible, semi· tlve screen essay, well directed by Jeremy Paul Kagan and wonderfully weir-ace~ by Winkler, Ford and ft\J. Field. The result is o very Special film that should have a high·prtority position on )'OUr t\#S §s;e !I.st" -Oeofge Anthony. THE TORONTO SON "lncomparable ••• manages to be both madcap and firmly rooted in human experience. 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Bryan Jr~ said his jurisdiction did not extend to ruling on the wisdom of FBI in- ternal regulations. HE VOICED serious doubts about the views of Joseph A. Fisher, tho .................... government's attorney, who told the court that the government does not concede any dlf(erence between criminal and ~Framed Stamps' Four low-denomination postage stamps moral conduct. are to be issued together Dec. 8 in St. But he ruled that the Louis, Mo. Tho lettering along the borders agent. Jack T. Colwell, of the Americana Series stamps is ar-has no constitutional ranged to form a frame when the four are right preventing the FBI used together. Theme is "a root of de-fTom firing or transfer- mocracy." ring h l m and that ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~erj~~~d~~0~o~~ ~~! Laetrile 'Cure' matter. SHOft11.Y AFTER the hearing, said Colwell. the FBI Ol'dered him to Test report to lta New York Requested field office. He said tie would do so and that he had not Yet decided NEW YORK (AP) A Loyola University biologist who says he has cuced breast cancer in mice using Laetrile, vitamins and enzymes has acknowledged that the results of his treatment "are worthless until some other laboratory reproduces them ." t Harold Manner addressed a news confereJfce here at a meeting of the National Health Federa· lion, which describes itself as a consumer group concerned with freedom of choice in matters ot health. MANNER, CHAIRMAN OF THE biology de· partment at the Chicago school, said at another meeting or the federation in Chicaao last September that his treatment has caused complete regression· of breast tumors in 90 percent of 84 mice and partial regression the remaining 10 percent. A control group or 21 mice whtch received only saty water in· jections showed no chanae. At the lime. Manner said he had not done any microscopic cell studles to confirm the regression which he had seen and felt. But the biologlst,1aid cell studies have since confirmed the absence ol tumors in 100 percent of the treated mice. · MANNER WAS CRITICIZED BY ()fflclal• of the American Cancer Soclety, incladinl 'Dr; Arthur Holleb, its medical director. tar notTePQrlillf h1I re• aults through norrnal sclenttfk channel•. Laetrile is the name glveri to th~ ehemlcal amygdalin, wblch Is derived ftorn apricot and peach p'l.S and other sources. whether to appeal Br¥ an 's rullnJ. In additlon to forcing the move. the ruling means Colwell. who was also suspendect for tbr" weeks in connection witt\ the incident, will be una· ble to collect back pay for the t1[1'e. The buraaa ordered the suspension and transfer alter leamin(J that Colwen; who ts mar- ried. had been Uvlni with another woman ln a house be owns in Chantil· ly, Va. 'Fonzy' Pushes Safety • THIS CHRIST,..S, why not glve,•n Antique? Afway1 th• beat ••lectlon at: . . A VIDIO VISIT FIOM SANT~· directly into your home . : : on your TV talking to your children -each by name. A Cbrillmaa thrill tbey•u Antique VIiiage remember! · ... Just $25 .. ' no-o383 Miike,... ... wlttt s.e. ..... ~1 Via Fabricante, Suite 1003, Mlulon Viejo Hundred's of decorator items. Desks, Sideboards, Bedroom Swtes. Clocks & Tiffany style Lamps. ROCK GARDENS .._..ful&Uwal C'tl CrNHYe Mtcla. 714-lfZ,.946' BICYCLE SALE! U'A> to 20% off all models ol VJCOUNT & GITANE Bicycles 10 stock. 2 Wheel Transit Authority 318 Mam, HB. S36-e940 For the Record Bfrtha HOAG M&MOW I AL MOil'IT ... L ~··"" Mr a. Mra, li.rn .. Eurton, sat Dun- cannon.-.... WKtm1n"et.11r1 Mr a. Mr\. P•lrl<k M<OoMl4, lilt Porl Men .. ..,, Place, N....,orl kKll, ll01 Mr a. Mrs. J•mu 8owe11. at72 Pe<llKO .... , Wfflmlnster, '°'f Mr. a. M,., Aon•ld ltou, Utt C.vlllre ll4 (lr(le. HW!liflgloll .. 41(11, 01(1 Mr. a. Mr\. John KlngmM, 24tt2 VI• 1 .. acs •• El Toro, llOY -z.1m Mr. e. Mr\. f'etrkll w.,,,.,., 2320 LA Lino. Pl-. ,...._t Be41Cf1. llOf Mr. 6 MH. Jt•pl\•n H•rvey, 111 V1r9lnl• Piece, Cost• Mew, bof Mr ... Mn. Kffry ~mpotrt .. 11n 11.t"""-1'1.-. '°'U. Mew, boy Mr. • Mr" AOCS...y Hotlm•n. •n !>4Mulll• 0<1.e, Corone Clef M•r girl Mr. ., Mr\. Mer11n !>lgnor•llf, 1712 L11u oriw, Hwillngton Beach, boy Mr. .. Mr$. KtNMlh y ary.,,, 3712 A•ollrM Clrt ... Hunt•nQtOft Bekfl gorl Mr. & Mri. O.mll PeflfWtla, 1 .. 11 A419lna Clrclt, • 2, H""'ltlll'Oft Beach glrl Wrought Iron Table WITH' CHAIRS Paid $895. Sacriflce $250/Best. Ofr. Balboa Bay Club, PeMy Baskln 64.5-5000 Plant.a 1rowtnr out of larre st.onel. Jlany col· ora, alie. ~ tl\ape9. Sun or shade. lodoon or out· aide. A UNIQUE GIFT 960.5844 ........ Cllrb._a(Mft WATERLES S STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE. Reduced, 19 pea, llretlm e 1uaranWci. ' Ht.a, m111t aell 53f.~03 " . HAPPY TURKEY · D Fire Victims RebuildiU Santa Barbara Hills'iks Greening Up ~ ~. SANTA BARBARA (AP) -many trees ~d planta beforetbe "You can't kill a palm ~i· Four months after fire blackened fire, and many have proved sur· said La111ford, "but these ~ the hilly '700 acres on which 2SO pr i s i n g l y du r ab 1 e. But are golna to have to come down. plush homes stood above this cl· landscapers are still doinc &ood .. ty, the hillsides are becoming business. ANOTHER LANDSCAPB ' green and new homes are going Richard Langford was on a Walter Barrows, aald mu up. ladder pruning the burnt to(d off client. we"" ready to start f~ "I saw other people rebuild· a trve oak tree. He said tbe oaks. scratch after thb ftr•. ing," said Henry Jefferson. pepper trees, eucalyptus, yuccas "I had one au dy to repl pounding nalls on hla new home. and palms would sunive the everythin1. 1 tot! him to wait "I thought. 'If they can do it, I burn1n1. but the pines were dead. see. Now ll11 all back." can.' Now aJI my friends are re· ' building. We all psyched each other up." MOST PEOPLE WENT through a period or shock after their n eig hborhood was destroyed the evening or July 26 by a windswept brush fire. In all, 234 homes with values mosUy in the $150,000.$200,000 range burnt and many others were damaged. The fire started when a kite tangled in power lines and set off sparks. By the lime the tlre w\s out, the destruction appeared lr· reparable. But two factors helped homeowners who wanted to ... build. Although many burned homes were underinsured low· interest government loans up to SSS.000 became available. AND BECAUSE OP the hillside locaUon, much Qf the ln· ttial Investment had been aunlt into the homes' foundations - some 30 percent of many homes ' value. Since the foundations were largely undamaeed, that part of the investment remained intact, and there was incentive to rebuild at the site. So people slowly bega-. to shovel away the charred re· mains, and a few homeowners started rebuilding. Today, only a few charred foundaUona alt Idle. A look at the area leaves the Impression that most homesltes are ln 1ome phase or reconstnactlon. And several bOrnt hornet are already virtually rebuilt. TOM 6'ANTON WU buay pul- t1n1 1utten on one house, nearly ready to rnove into. lie said the owners rebuilt lt alm°'t as it had been. "They chan1ed th~atalrwell around," Stant.on sai "Other than that it'a exactly e aame. Except for the roof -Uiey used to have a wood 1bake roof.•• Now the roof ti fireproof red Ule. lo seneral. the new houses wtn be more fireproof bocall49 the bulldlna f:Od• tor the ar8' hu been chaa1ed, ut that prot>ably could not prevent anotherl L di•· astrous fl~ As Jefferson po'"~ out: "All the ftreproof ho~ burned dowr\. too. And some of tbe onee that aurvtved were a1i wooct." lma_ge Eades t: Actress Cains Acceptance f TRENTON. N. J. (AP) -"1 'm not a 1pokeaperson for the left, .. aa~ actress Jane Fonda. • 'Tbe medla bave made ine out to be that wa.y -~"- When she made her first appearance on the silver screen in 'T Story" in 1960, she was Just Henf1 Fonda's All-American·l dau1hter. She wu cast u a culeQ call• c~leadet lookln1 Lo Jhe b•sk•tball atar, Tony· ,,......,.....,...,.. lferkins, into marriage. SlJT Sll8 RAS gone t~ some startlinc chances in cam;; i.ng her idenUty in 1'7 years. 1n ·~u111." her current ~ lease. lti1S Fonda port.ra11 autlior-playwriaht Lillian RellmaD em.broiled in a poliUcal eo11U'O\tet11. The cutesy imaee la lon1,one. In a recet lecture at Trenton State CoOege, Miss Fonda, who won an Oscar for her portrayal~ a prMUtute in "Klute, •• said Mi' clean-cut lma1e began to dllb- pear when she became a f emlnist and began Jpeaking out a184na\ thln1• like the Vietnam war l,nd corporate power in >,mertca. SHE ADMrl'TED SHE'S not an expert on the causes she speaks out about "but does her homework. "I know my place and lt•a not very high on the laddeT." abe sald. Proud of her anti-war efforts, Mlsa Fonda boasted, ''I have a file that atands about that blab off th• ground,'' lndlcallog a pile nearly bead•higb. AT TUB HEIGHT of b• ac· Uvlsm, she beaded a Ust corn· piled by Prel\dent Nixon and ~ame the subject of an intense surveillance umpalan by the FBI. She became a tinseltown out· cast of sorts, a rebel \Vlt.b ioni hair and no bra, a dlff erent etrl than the one who became hot Hollywood p~rty for her roles ln .. Cat Ballou • and 0 Barefootro tbe Park .. in the 1960s. Her "Klute'' Oscar In 1972. however. seemed to mart th end of the film aociety'a aloof· neasforher. SRE S.t1'S HEB offlcl•l comeback was "Fun With Dlek CLASSIFIED ::..! .... 1r INDEX .., .... ...,.... I lllVINI IF ,.... -.clately. TM EXECUTIVE ~ T1 Pia Y• M. Cd DA.l.Y PILOT.._, SPECIAL 642·5618 ... t,folttt.~ Near new Irvine ex· YOU llfti .. nruUl( ~wed ........ _,. ecuUvehom•w/4bdrms, - nvv.K• """ '•--------i a bat.ha, new cpts. calm k 11.: $170 h tn::',..,·'.:::::::.::.::·: l: 1 ' ::J:· clreuJar brlck out· ta • "ome · eac .. MIM "-ti"'"'' .......... 100'1 • -•-. parquet en· _ _ .. ILD'S 115 ...... ,~ .. 1rAA weq & are a alnal• vet. e.,ui, .... a.~ ............ 1tJ• •1 Hoffee: .... ~~. -.,llORU'"I "~ ,...._., YO\I may quallf)' to buy r.-. ., .... . ... . lll:t trance halJ. matr bdrm Be t b & . t rfect I H1'gh'"' up ..... _ --•led w-ttl• ca.la..... . .. . ... .. ,.. A1J real estate advertised llwt.e. Sunken llv rm & s uy pie ure .pe . ~ . uua re,....... ~· ~~:..,_ · .:·:·:·:::::: ::: In Wa newspaper Is sub· fmly rm. Raised rrml dtn graded plan 5. 4 BR, FR, DR & sitting hH°r:,e •• !c~iwnow~o:"ri =••nVallay .............. IQM 1ect to th• F«ieral Fair rm. sell cleaning oven. rm in ms tr suite. Really sharp & l\RP ,. t ,,..., ... ~ .. ~~.:::::::::::::= Ho1.11ln1 Act ol 1968 trash compactor. Too t'"•tefully decorated. Huge brick patio CAR ET.7~H20Z ~:!~"·.:~.:::·.:::::::::= which makes it Illegal to many extras to l11t. _, ~RT •£.&.CH iACw..;Jii ... 1. ............. '°" advertise '*Gny pre· Same modeljuslaold for w/planters, H'i years new. "5nrv ~ =\'.=.-.·::::.::::::::: l: fereoce, llm1tatl~ or 1139,000. This one la onJy WES&iY M. TAYLOt CO .. UA.LTOIS NEW CONDO ~ L.!!!-c•!..:.: .............. ,'!!! cbscriminalaon ba on Sl2S.OOO! 646-7711 2 I I I S-J-.&a. ttRls Ro• 5 .&.VI $4000 -~ a,....rano ......... v•• race. color, religion, sex. ...-.--644-4910 ,.. C-i:~ ".':::::::::::::·::.::: or national origin, or an NIWPOtlT CEMTEll. N.I. · Brand f\eW condominium ~~· ...... :·:": · ::: intention lo make any just YI mile from ocean . ...._ iwe• w. . · · '* 1ueh preference, lirnita· HI.lie mast« suite wtt.h lfJl ESJATI Uoe.,ordbcrim1natson." 1002 ,._al 1002 warm wood cathedral Anup.., .... . . .. . .. t• ~ SP ARkLIMG POOL GeMral ~ ceUlna " bonus apace for A!W1,..11b'-S.• .......... .,.. '"''-newspaper will not ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~··••••••••••••••••• hideaway room with ._.~ , ..... ,.lilt ,,.,. $69..SOO wall give you a 3 11CMTC1t·T"'l ........ E...,. • lbJ I ~·a;r;;~Y ·· .... : .. ~1• knowln,ly accept any brbome. Veryclean,lna HAPPY ,,_,,_ """"' ru poss e ocean v ew. ----'-----~1'•'fu~::;· ..... _:: ad~ert11tn1 f~r real good nelghbol'hood. THAMkSGIVIMG SPECIAL $9000 moves you In. CoMom1111~ • ••• , ... •: estate wt\lch la I.I\ VlOlit· Hurry, it~ pnced to sell Four bedrooms and an Hurry take advanta1e. f::!:fal;:t!::::::: .. :.,. tlOOoCthelaw. fast. Call546·2313 From all of us at ntertamment center ls call962·1788. ,_PropaHY .. ..... = forlale OPfNltl'l•HSIUfflO.llHoll(I• c F coresworthv = ill thl& prestlCt ,Qi.. . !(€Y . ~~~D/f::-: .. 5 ;:; ......... ~iooi rrm111111~1 RWTQlS 64MOfO /~~~~~~~*~l ·V1f\£ALTORSN Out~C-s~· .......... now ••••••••••••••••••••••• l". "---I GI u i r 114CHltmEAT o.t•si..~ • .. ... ~ .... atitt ... CREDllL• .. ' ·• l"'LIO"' PEMIH )(pura. ve us a c• 0 $16,500 ll•o>t"" ... ••m•. .,., ....... · 21()0 In 5 "" "" • an app\. 546-23U 11u1u111tar.n~•11••· ..... 2*!0 V"'LUI ~ Just reduced! e UnlUI, OMNlll'l•HHUNro-N<r• e.-•e-to po·-.1101 aurf Ilea/ t:ot1t~ 11·1aCff • • ....... !!tO(I "" .,.. ~ ..-'"°" RENTALS 3 Bdrm, ram rm', 2 ba, ..... CHOVllJO flv• 2·bdrmt. " l 1· r• I aiid c::istal ••nd . :=:rn::~~.o .. ::: .. = ~:; :1n·~~a1~:rmve,\ =e'sla~~~~i~! ~~-·too~e!c~t•o.;:~<" ·~llijftft\ Be8ya •• bay area '"°""'.-.,.°'uni .. · · · · ·· JJOO or ou ... New carpet, new j:lean 2 bdrm condo· motJvated. 1425.000 l'_· ff· ~" ~ .. £~~~-~--~·~-~-=~-'-! c...-1n1vrn• ,.,,,. · · · · · · · ·,. r"" r f \o'J fr< 3-3663 642 2253 Eves .:: c_,,,,11,mall•' ......... ;im palnt, covered patio. nearly llOOsq. t., l I • ·--------+:::=~~::: ... ·:::::.: Professional landscap· baUls. private paUo with DUPUX 11 °"PM••f .. rn ................ ~ 1111. bnck fireplace Bet· pau·thru to kitchen. WestNewport.38drms.. SUPIRIEA.CHIUY f::'.;.";.~~: .. :: ... :::::::.:: ter call on lhls one. Kitchen has bltn d11· 2 ba. each unit. •n• lm!Dac. new carpets, """'v.r.....,. ............. •1111 hwasher. d1Sposal " Is w /lrplc. Extra larce new ,.mt, airy 3 bdrm, ( ~-0~:: :::::::·:: O#'fN111<i·11HVNro1tNtrr• connected with private bldl-& lot. Xlnt sum· ltaUl, breald~at QOOk . $:=:;:::.~;~::::·:::: :!: [C/·llailai·;I ~,::~1.o;g,&ra1e ! ~:~a\nsi:;~entals . ~ t>~~~-l:i.!;C:~: e::-· 11...u1s ............. uoo ltlliil ETT m.3683 615-4111 ~wpt. Sh4wes. Open sun . .::="i.o":!~· ::::::::: ... :: · • PETE BARR 221 SHERWOOD PL m1 i-s c;.,., .. fw RaM • ••••• UN REAL:TV •-fOR au .....,,..."""•' ........ ..io 22nd St., Cotta Mesal CJl ·--.-AS 01r.c-e 11 • .u1 ... •••• • .--.1 ,-<Between Santa Ana • 400LIJ".~1 N.a. ~~·111~.i. ·:::·::::. !: . IA.CIC IA Y '4Z.S200 Lov~ly Ealtslde 4 bdrnl:.. ..-f!P ·. -.. ' ~tM ,j~"f~ · ..... : Completely up1raded In·~ ramily, lanai, pool horqe. ~~=·~·~·=~,..~-~~! iu. B..,.USI• :.,,, t'!~T·. Ude & out. New prof. LOOICll! Cul-de-sac street. Owner · · n--. "''w landllc. 3 Sdrrn, cpstom very anxious! $135.000 MEMJ AMAMC£ used brfclr fireplace + Live In one. rent the &73-3663 673-8086 ' ma n )' more new other! New 3 Bdrm .. 2\.'.i =~:::::::~~ ... · .. · =: features. A mu.st see to ba., frplc. PLUS charm-'"'"'1 .... "1~1·r ......... .-u -·lly appr-ta•-. Alk· Ut", upiraded 2 bdrm. ln•ntrnanl •oni.4 .......... !IOO ,... ~ .., • I b h M.,...> 1o 1.<>•" ............ soas in& Sl18,500. ·7Z70 home. ose to eac . Moner lhnted ............... .-ahopping & bUJ. Open Mottµan.Trra .............. '°3S """" Sun. 1·5. 255 Palmer Ave. AHNOUNCOllHJS, ~ 123>.000 PEISOtW.S' IULJOIS CALL '=' •U·HJ4 tost&Hm A~' ...__..._ ~4~ &f.2.5678 N.ar ,.. • .,.., .. ,.,. OUiu 1;.;..;;.;..;.;..;.;.;;..;~:..-~~~ ..... D'ncter1 •.•••• ·••••• -EMPLIY'IOO & PllP4UTI8• ...................... ,., ~ .,.,_W~•u•••.&.""""'"• Http-~ .... " .......... , .. MIIC1tAMOISl ~ ...................... -~ .................... ... ._.... ••••••• ~ •••••••••••••• ltU " .. ~ ................ -.................... -·~ ............ -..................... -~ ·:::. ·::::::::::::.: = ...................... 011-...................... -........................ Oeoh .............. .. ..................... .,. = _. .................... IO!S ~ .................... .. !<.'"'.'J''"'''"-14 .............. 11111 Mu.it ftllfv111tnta .......... IOll °' ., .......... -......... ~ ................... toll P\iuta6 M .............. ---lla -............ IOI) Soonl!!t 0°'41 .............. -S1ort • .--•• 11oar ........ -S..p~ .. u····· .. •··· ........ = ,...,._.in.--....... . • IOAJS & IWINE llMDT I .. ,/ .... , .............. .. llDllllo. -·llf:n\te··· ...... .. ........ ~ .......... ... ....... , .......... ... CIMlftar .......... .... .. .. ........... a o.t.a ........... . ............... ..... ············-lUMSlllTATIOM associated l!R l)~[~'> 11rJ\LfOM'; Jll}', \Ai. 9,,rh.,,, '-'I j f',/, J ONE STORY CONDOMINIUM $55,000 2 Bedrooma in 11.Cxury hilh riff building, over· looking buae. private p.tlo area. Super conve. LOWIST PRICI nient to freeways, sbop-AROllND 2,IDIM ptna, de. Call 962-7786. A hlahb up&racj,ed 2 bdrm llome. llfgh Gfgr"W • -K€Y ol privacy with J.rftl. * I fll atru: aar•ae Cloor R€ALTOR.S -Walkm t: ltm opener, sauna, tenni. & OVER 651 dub prtvUean. A,\1 Uua • In a three yearoJd home. Own a home too valuable Beal &t._ie Call immediately \o see. to sell without heavy --...:..:.;;.;..:.;_-.;..;.....:.-_...._,.....:.::.~...:...;.,.;;...;.....;;.;.;.:....,_;:;~ 5*2313 we? Theo why not aee CAPICOO Ol'fH"111•"'HUNro1t~t· one of our trained SS3.000/S2,ISO COUDMlon ror ways to · TOTAL ltOWM red~taiea. Noc~el Wlndlna toadwa1 to CoaMentt.all Phooe or eoartni 2 .tor)' retreat! ·~961 Prtvat.e ~ protect tee:hded entry to lavlsb 119CAWSOMCO. Uvlna r•. Oourmet REALTORS kttcben overloob 8Ull· 2119Newport Blvd. N.B. ab1De eOUrtyanll Wind· OC ......... _...... lna •l•lrway IHcla to -""'"""' aweepl n 1 m • • ter CORONA By owner. duplex, 2 Br l bedroom .PlU• child'• Hl&HLANDS Ba ea unit. W. Nwpt. ~!!. !,~~0,.u.r b .......;:;.;.....;~~-----~ ...... ~ 5411·'1211: ~l .. vwu-... ....,,., -Burpriael A 2 ........ .,..,m1.;;.:.:..;.0C~.a;__ ...... -Fl-0-~--1 """' ,,. •• ,,s,UNro•N1C1• home with small income _" unlt <lqal) to help pay 8)' ownr, dplx Ba , 4 the c:oN. Alaq • 1reat Br 2 Ba, & z Br 1 Ba. 1wtmmtn1 pool for 1our SC8·721B; SSM221 p&tuure•~I Uoa. ..;:.::~::;.:.;~....;....;..._~~1 COLIOP IT RE RS. ~ 67a.s•11 IAll B4D UMIT 2 story Newport Terrace townhome wlth a bedrooms, 2Y! baths. a vlew or the park and only 589,5001 That's right! Nicely decorated With rough sawn cedar paneling, sunny used brick patio and don't forget, the Ter· race has a PQOJ, Jacuzzi, vollefball and a park. The price agaln $89,500. U,._.l()UE ti()M~S REAL TORS•. 546·5990 \625 MtA Vttdt Onve. East, Cocta Me11 also in Corona ael Mer, at 675·6000 I~ .. COIOM40&MAI CAPE COO.DUPLEX, I bedrm, fireplace. front =It, enciOMd 1ard. Up. per unlt·ti.amed eefl· lnlJ. l bedrm. Walk to\ ~I Is beacb. AfJl.J lnl$.1.M,500.~7Z70 • HOT MIW USTING Jn &he BlutCsj popular "G' Plan Oil private, earner lot. BeautlluJly do- coratff -you ·u love to show it off. 4 Bdfms., 3 baths. lf ypu arc not ready to move, owners will consider lcaae. back. $174,500. CAN'T DECID!1 .. then, lease in Spyglass Hill for only $1475 per mo. Flrst & last month's rent moves you in & you are livrng in a $350,000 home with VIEW you just won't beheve! 4 Bdrms .. famlly'....rm . & bonus rm. Not a bad investment. W .t.LI<-TO.aEACH From this cute cottage.type mobile home m J3ays 1de Village. Spacious double wide, w1th 2 l>drms & 2 baths. All built·fo appliances. Great for new- ly married coµplc, al S.M, 150. MUST SELL -BLUFFS Owners arc moving to the mountains & bought anotht!r home. if )OU arc looking for value & location, call us lo see this one! 4 Bdrms., 3 baths. An end unit for only $144 ,500. IUYUS PlloncnoH PLAN ls the home you want to buy protected with~ one· year-~ome buyer's pl'otec- tion plan? If not, call Harbor Realty; all our homes receive the one yea'r protection you should have .. don't settle for less! WE ARE OPEN TODAY 67l-4400 DM1lon of Hciri»or Mv.-hMftt Co. GeMral 1002 GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FEEL RIPPB> HAPPY OFF? Ttot.t.MKSGIVIMG ~'lu p11.v rent or make It's a grund day, .11111 tht> )jndlords payments we'd like to shun• 11 with wht•n you c·an buy Coron you. We're thunkf11I to I><' ly $1750 down on u $62.000 alive, l1vlnit In the home or Vl!tS no down. U.~.A.1 & to have family ~;usy t.o quaHfy. Call to- & fnend!J hkc you. o" da~· for more lnto ~h~ ;~~ A:~1i•i o.: l'nrnw1ami11mm THANKSGIVING from 962·44ffir.i:}548·8103 allorusat 1'ltMS ANY E1 Why not enjoy th bes\? We have a secluded tennis con- do With best locntton, steaming hot tub & jacuzzi. Just a short lob from one of Newporl's best club'S at · $139,500. c.a 640.6161. I • OWNER WANTS TO TRA VIL So he slashed the price of this newly listed home. Features l&rge living room with fir~lace looking onto a lovely enclosed garden patio. 3 Bdrms, l:li<t baUis. forrnal dining, xtras include, copper pT~roblng, fire aJ;;ir01. tn,suta- tio' & water softener. Will sell VA or COt)ventiooal. $69,950. can 546-4141 Serving Costa M ec;<l -lrvinr.· Huntington Bc ~ich -N cwµo•t Bc~1ch G...eral 10f21G...,... 1002 .............................................. MANAGER WANTED REAL ~TATi A high earning oppprtunily with a well known standing Real Estate Co. OJ?en· ing a new office in Cost.a Mesa . .M\at have ex:perience. S;\lary + · APl>lica· lions confidentifil. Reply to Ad #EJS, Daily Pilot. P"O. Box l'SM, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 G......, 1002 .... ,.. 1002 ................. , ..•.......................... PEMMSUi,A POINT 4 Bdrm., 2 ba. home, All amenities. Lovely area.. fe'f steps fo beach. $189.SOO UDO ISLE Newly l'emodeled 4 bdrm .• den, 4 baths, living rm. w/cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. 1uite. $224,950 llG CAMYOM 4 BR, tam. tm., s baths. Beautifully decorated Broadmoor Plan 3, on extra larg~ lot. $3ZS.9(>0 • BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR J.11 £'.uy,11l1 0 11•11· N H b/S 6161 . PALERMO MODEL ' If you can find ·a better .buy, buy It! uni, i,mlly nn. ..,, /frplo, 2-ttoi'y. 3 bat.hi. Over 2200 sq. lt. Incl. land. XJot tond. Under market at $169,750 G ... ,.. .. 1001 G .... ,.. 1002 r~IN~~ !!!~!'J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-~!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!1 I,~··~·.;;.· .. ;;·~·~· .. ~-;~~·;:"';;·;··;;·.;.;··;· ···~~;;;:;···· l""""~ < NO VIEW! K I R P E 15 I' I I S I M L A 0 I I' I I l'?•M '· v9!'!0 Llll!'S I~' lHL( '(, APES Specious 3 bdrm, 3 bath with step down liv rm & FORMAL dtnini.: room CREDIT Btrl quality wallpaper lhruout. Custom rl x tufes , mirrored wardrobes. Wet bar, short walk &oocean, pool, NEEDED Jacuzzi &2 tennla courts. Ow~r leavin& area. MUSI' SELL! 64d·17ll $68,000 BIG 4 BDRM 1800 sq fl + + 4 br, 2 ba bcJuty' U pgrades thruout. wood cabinets, tile . fruit trel'l>, bea ut1fully lndsl' p1J.. 2 car gar. Laundry rm. Family area. Move·1n t'Ond. I w11J cairry con· tract al IH'3%. Fbr sale by Owner/Agt. Ed Chernow. 648-8080 c:= Walk1fr & lee Real Estate ---4h +POOL $55,800 Bike td't>each from thiii beaut111lr garden home. Bei.t bo'~ 1 Iunt1nRton Beach. down or l(s· sumo si40 tnonthl)' pay. menta. Hu;ry ! Call 96J.67b'i OPIN 111 •II S ,f,/N 10'81 lllCl' HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUR UNITS Four IU-"wious units with spaci.d\J.J owner's unit. Almost carries. Owner will trade. For profit pro- jecUon i.JlcludiD& tait shell.er bener1ta, pleue caU962-7'l• . • KE'.Y 1 RE:ALTORSft Pl:."TE BARRETI'RLTY ------.. SCR.AM-t.ETS An1wvs In Clo11lfictltlon S 100 ~~ ClossrfrcdAds IEACHCOMDO ------...................... "" ................... IWI Two blocl<s rrom the file~.~~ . " ,. '1lESIDEMT HOMI Huge family homo in the hills of Turtle Rock. 5 bedrooms, family rootn. large yard, sprinklered & lighted. Near recreation center with Pools & tennis Night lite view across Santa Ana Valley. $215,000. A COU>WIU. IANKR CO. 644-1766 beach' Ideal Huntington Beach 2 br in an adult eated community. Let's make an orrer, call us. 546-2313 MESA VERDE SPECTACUL..loR VtEW The Col( Club will\ a sparkhng lake 11 your back ya'"<!. ~ll acre. Spanish 5 Br. 4h. Open house Fri and Sun only or by appl. 1180 Panay Cir· cle. A&t. 540--0608 ~ STAR GAZEK11.,..._ ~~.-.:..:....----llr CLAY~ POLLAN H Yt>tlf Oo.I; l<th.,lt w •tlt 1:). V Au en:/t"fl IC t'9t $tort To d<•tlop rnpuage lor f rodcv rtod ~c.,J~ to.rt(~Of\d·w.i tor~'> of yo.w Zod1oc l;rrrh &lgn JI 0.0 ~·-" .. )A B>ttt J6 ,,..., 4 PL'EX WITH VIEW CA~) C Jl.KAo-TRTKN~ALP S l U-V £ ltf HI l E ~' SE AC N HDN $ ~ WXWUSl SELWWQ~ZM lTN OIRAAHAU&ttCKLMOPR• ~AUW A~CY~LK~KL8"€Ei aJTOAUfM09~£HEE .ORSO W ~ Q l C HA i L R t.H H R RT 0 E 0 A9~AJROAALHAt OkGLN EGESLM~Y~LLJlMPNHAO ,SPIOK!VllR~ULOAAHM L C N M Y E A l 8 U S 0 Q P Q L E W M EEMZL~AUHARlSJNPSXO L 0 () X 0 llT 0 AH S 0 If AZ Z I 6 C CONHGIZZAROSHHEEDKH lnuruc:llon': li1dden WCH4 Otlow 'fllll!• fOf'#llfd, beclt• 1111rd, up, 4own Of di~. F111d tlCll> and bolt It In. ,. Squ1d Halibut Sta Cucumber ~ ~~~: ' ~~~s Eel ~~" Ma~~!:1n ~ Prawtt Pl•nkton Gf zz•rd Sh'4 Tomorrow: Pl•~?ghts 21II1 SAN JOAQUIN Hllll AO. IN NEWPORT CIENT!lll Spacious units w /btn lo· ttrlor11. Low nta hf· lenancc. Bl\.n a P· pll an ces. Red wood ......, ________ --. ........... .._ ...... -. .. . I002G.....,.el 'f:J~anl6giving i6' per/eel fbne lo., expr~66 oiu grali1uJe lo Q"!''i .~ man~' /r"1~ & . exlerlor & attractive ...,_., cedar Interiors. Ocean VIEW from z units. 644-7711 ~ Walker & lee Real Estate TWO&AVllW Sp:iciout 2 •tory .,o, panoramic view rromthe upper level. LWtudous UJe entry, plush caFJlet· tns & centrJ& air c~lldlnlnJ are Ot\ly a fe'!, or the fettures of th~ npe home. Priced for a very quick sa&e -t $69,500. CALL 751-3191. ~SELEC't T 'PROPERTIES \ - \ . -. '\ .q DMl.'fPn.oT ~.~~ ....... (~~~ ....... ~!.~!:••••••• ~ ' ... .. 1 •• Hr ... ,_... : .IH1 11thr,..; ....._.,_,_ .... ,... IOOJG ... fel IOOJ !::~ .......... !!!~HMHPot-W. House1FerWt ~.._...,.._Wt •.•........•... ~....................... .........•........•.... ....................... ....................... . ................................................................... . ... ~ .. •••.. 1002e • .,.. 110 •-utll· IOOZ .. WPORTllACH C...41t1Mir 10 c.r..ii•M• 1022 COMMHe 1024 ............. ............................... ....................... ~"'~1'11l •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . .... ..... SQPerduplex lb excellent QUI Rome l!h', ma. cau • * * .. t> ·~ IA YMOMT MANSION WITH PIU tAt last! Prime So Bayfront location! 5 ~t>edrooms and 4 baths upstairs, downstairs ts a 6th bedroom plus bath plus sitting room plus the entire Newport Harbor! It's fantastic! Close to the stores, on a super beach, yet , •. $till quiet! A family home of distlnc- , ilion, now vacant. Presented at ~.ooo. . U~l()Ut: t1()Ml:S REAL TORS•~ 676-6000 2443 Eut Coast Highway, Coron• del Mar also in Mesa Verde, at 546 ·5990 · 140.000 coodlUoQ. Copper plumb-llAYllW Palrlclt TeooN W""1t · Wbat • dyaamlt• op. ~ ~usbo~t. :••k1J° Bt'oedmoor, lot•· Yacht All. IELIEVE IT7 pottlmity. Hme ta •Ul"-ac , una , L o Reaohate; onl)' new •J .... a• rounded by iu,ooo VlU..re. Be•t duPlox blO' Hamp«11a Model avaUa· ·••1J.••-aa.. "°°*· Th1.t l• a filler of ID ~ Beacli.. to lA· bit. a Bdtmt. C6$,00I • • _.. all Umee. 1t needs ever· .... 0 TURKEY Th. is OCEANFRONT •PtCtcalU12·7788. OPINIUN. t•I t!700 94f. llt. yibln1. J ack It up • " • KC!Y PAlJLMAJlT~ .-.-.c .... l!lo9elltout11Bd~•2 Duplex is tfie ultimate in Newport "'-ReaJ&tai. "41sa '"' a.-•'--~ at-'-~"''ab I• 11 •· 1 ,. P.€.Al;f()p.Sft . • ..,._"" ·-· • Beach living. Practica y new w 001\S = t•J 000 cricked too. 't DUAi lik t r h be lit 1 ~ • O\t.tau 7~.1700 e a page ou o a ome au u VICTOltAH rICCOAST ~~ -J TH£ REAL °""''~··""VNro1twt• magazine. Looking for the Bird of 0\l!R Beams•. llAUTY PROPERTIES Paradise? We have it at only $376,500 suna DUPW 631..0400 24 Hrt. <:.-64M 16 I Built m materiilt too Panor1mlc ocean view. South ot l CdM ESTl\TERS MOUNTAIN VllW M!WHOUSI! BAI GAIN Pll-CNllSTMAS SALi Move-in b y ~:~nc~!:t_';h~:~Y~: Priced to Hll In Old warm 2 ~d'fm. " J.: * * * Cluiltmas in this charming Eastslde 2 home w /aunken (am Uy Coron• del Mar. Back on <could be ~ bdrms.); 3 BR + dht. area. RoallY bdrm home with fireplace, hardwood rm I• where you can market Ir Hiler ta anx· hOme II neat, + 2 bdrm. attractive bome 154 900. fl t Led kit b built eather " en.Jo1 a warm S.OUS.y.a.1 • .rv 64Aff00 apt.. beamed cell., low of By appt. &C5-0JJ. flu~ry i oors1 coun ry pane c en, -ftreplacedurtnst.heHoll· -· .,. wood, 1tua, frplc. eacb _.._.;;.o.__ ____ _ ins, secluded yard, workshop & built-daySeHont Totaltnveal-unit. ONiat tnvealment. FORSALEBYOWNER. in bar-be-que. Priced at $69,950 Super ment asa,00011 Hurry • tJ,'1'20 Income. $175,500. MESA VERDI!: z sty amount of off street parking for boat, caJl~Aat. Owneranxloual Condo. ZBr, 1Ba. pvt av or trailer. c•• s4Ml41. ~~~r0~:~rr~: paUo.~·500•615•2893 Serving Cost<t Mc~;i -lrvinc Huntington Oc!a c h -Ncwpo rl B eac h CAMIO SHOIU 1213 N. Cout. Lacuna Uke new Colleae Part c 311-2 IA Btauutul panoramic 4'7-llt8 644·Z2U Br2ba. ~1 $89,900 by OCIAMFROMT vtew bome <4000 aq tt> ownr. Prinonly8&2-:n21 .Rlcbt on the Bluffl, ~· lrml llv rm w lfCPlc: EXQ.USIVE Broadmoor. watching crashing ftml dinJni rm, maater Spac. decorator dreacn Starter waves, Catalina & an e>e· Bdrm w/dretslna rm. 3 ~-' br, fam rrn, sep. ................................... Lwcurlou.a 3100 1q. ft. home on blll1ide with ape«acular view or 1now capped Saddleback Mountains. Luxurioualy appointed wllh premium features too numerous to llat. Priced unde r builders current price for next. unit al $162,500. For appointment lo In· aped, caU 962-7788. GtM.W I oep't1Mf.. I 002 I aJ i h l Bdnns, Ubrary & 11tUn1 danlng rm, 2tn bn. LI---$63 500 caa on pas1 "f w • e. rm p 0 0 1 •-J 8 ,. Beaulifully landacpd G~ be f'_! h ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• iiQ. . KE'.'( - . lraltdMew~ir \E)Z P.£ALTORsA 1002 CilMf .. 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• \V l·:S I. I·: Y N Prof. decorated 'Model" rt' 1 PGools .. yd. openinl on a teml· real .or t int ome condo In San Clemente w/p VIC)'. •• Ide pvt'. areenbelL Partial bU.)'er! Large lot, clean w/all the bltns. & private entertainment rm. In· ocean view. $270 OOO. sh a r p h o m e . 3 S 184 500 Fri/Sat/Sun 1-4 '30 '63J VWll • • V " • • MESA WOODS Spacious ! bedrm, 2 b1,1-------- ' .Convenient 4 bdrm & 2 br, 2 ba, huge rncd beautifully decorated. yard, 6 car car .• ocean .Juat ateps away lrorn So view & 1borl walk to BY OWNER Cst Plaza. beach. Prime retlclenUal Custom TAYLOR CO. HEALTOHS ~1111·1· l !J.11; stalrwaytobeach. tercom tbru-out. Open ~·-r Appt or ~'..l •n Bed.rooma eatlnr area • p_... A... 759· ..:.,~., •-Houle Sun. 2·5. Mo-covered patJo, trailer or J "'COIS a• "'Ln 'l'Ulam. ... ........, "' boat parking. VA• FHA "' .,. 64,S.2848.. Price R•dllced! terms. BKR, callS.o-1720 675-6670 OLD CDM 616 Golden.rod, CdM Opn · -·-!L .. MOD& HOMI DUPUX b.<te Fri/Sat/Sun 1-4 . I 8'ill- PRICl 5• "-SMID BY OWNER Spy1la11 • · ~ 2 BR In front & 1 BR In Hi 11 t, Be a u t if u l ,.#I la C .......... . $3000 rear, beaUUlully re-done Tradewinda. Pool" Jae. 7 Mllbtb old bome In m01t &i priced lo tell. OWDer • Br. 2V.. ba, ram rm. FIXER UPPH! 400(.,ft~ llMI 'll area. Offered at llBS.000. S OOO ft u -""'"' Submit your terma and • Ml C.M.~ MW HURRY! Call World Rmch !state r1J1t' · Wide Brokers, 673 .. 545. Stable, separate maid or IAUOA ISLAMD-Sllf,500 · C11 .. n1 1002 auest. home enclosed --------1••••••••••••••••••••••• 11land for aviary or animal encl09ure on •P· proximate 3 ~ acre parcel. lodjacent approx 3 acre parcel also avail in whole or part. Walk to beach, shops & boating from this inviting 3 bdrm 3 bath 2-story home including lge mstr suite with ad- joining sunny study. Oversized double garage, nice south patio. Situated on lovely comer site. delirable area or Costa v::r;y 64A 9900 $298,500. 22 Morrow Bay, Use yaur lmaclnatlon! Mesa. Muter bedroom "'" Open Sat/Sun 640-3144 With paint, carpet " •• .. .,. . .. • l -- • r •I , '. ' .. .. .. ,,..,,. ''' I ., . ~II. macnab I lrvtne ~ realty '9THE SPRINGS" PllV ATE DESERT LUXURY Rancho Mirage -ready for s e ason & long-term investment. Fairway location! Two Broadmoor Plans w/2931 sq. ft. Elegant condos w/3BR's, morning rm + 2-car gar. & goU cart gar. Air cond. -solar windows -pool -jacuzzi+ lim. memb. in "Springs" golf & tenn.ls club. One Spanish -one Western Ranch -$199,500 fee -each! Tom Allinson 642·8235. (Z103) 642·1235 644-6200 901 Dover Drive Herbot View Cent•r Irvine •t Campus V•lley Center 752·1'14 745 E. Peralta tllta Dr. Altohehn Shown by appt only to WESUY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2 l I I San Joaquin Hiils Rood NEWPORT CEMTElt. M.I . 644-4910 qualified buyers. <714) _____ .......... _ .. ___ _ opent to tropical atrium. some fixln' you can tum P r o t e 1 1 l o n a I I y tbis b11icaUy 1ood 4 landscaped & decor a led. Costa Mffo l 024 bdrm home l n to a Hurry take advanta1 ... ••••••••••••••••••••• &howplace. A larae faml· call962·7'788. DllAMHOMI ly room, p ool •he • KE:Y backyard, well bulll 1: n~ALT~~.. TRIPLEX 3 BR, iv.ab BA, nr. So. ~-ea'eu"!~~~mueJ\ "~ ~,.. Dellgbtfully different. Coast Piasa. 980,000. On· ,._,.. _,.......,.. Miniature bome ts ly SZ:SOO down. Call •It, $!1-3430 Courtetv to bk rs. -----FANTASTIC prden. Slate floors, hl&h -~--·----- HARBOR VIEW HOMES 4-PLIX cell's, aecl walled paUo -• .._.D .... EW! A unique lnoome proper PLUS aep dplx, 1 Br ea ~ " f=ORES 'T r OLSON ........ Exceptionally sharp, both inside & ty wtt.h room to add addl· wtpvt paUol on rare Jot Under a heavy shake REDUCED rt,OOO! out. 3 Bdrms., 2'12 baths PLUS Uonalunlt.s.Twolbdrm & V.. In o ld CdM .. roof, 1urrounded by ifi1. • l , units. one 2 bdrm unit. Generous use of color~ wood feocbtf, lhia dau1.1--------Sale price now S67,SOO. separate teenager 's, mother-in-aw s one 3 bdrm unit. Total paper, all copper plumb. lDI new 2 s 'I beauty ln Completely rerurblahed or ? suite, with bath. 2 Large family scheduled Income su.as. Mint cond in le oltt. Lo MARINE HIGKLANDS I/SIDI • thruout with TLC by peo. rooms. One of the finest Portofinos in This is a winner. cau malnt. Sll,400 income. bu 3 bedrooim, <one COS'tA M&SA pie I.bat care! New cpt, Harbor View Homes. &18-7171 POlllibly the bett Invest· withputialoceanview>, S7Z,OOO new cabinet.a, new paint. OPfN 111 o· "s 'IJIY 'O" N>l"t• ment buy In Cd M. 3 baths, vaulted c•Uinaa, 3 Bed rm. huge lol. 4 br. + Cam rm + 2 ba. I e I snuoo. Open Sun 1·5. gorgeous •tone fireplace. Comple•e with bard wood. Bis frplc. 2 patios. Many • 750-081 I • ~11:ya.: il'l, 1 1J ™~~RTS R.E WE~d~l~g OrooM~ ~ floor. dbl aar, covered fn.dt trees. Gov'mt. ap· f;"'•( u._.. ~~~~~l~:i~f:i~i~'J1~~!!~7~-;;-;~!!!~ NEIGHBORHOOD ! paUo &quiet alreeL OUl praisal ln at .._ ~ _.......... oC state owner needs Im· $66,000 Glut Wutwt BUg. WALK TO IUCH S89.SOO. =~~~~J:" bizy- Spaclous • bedroom. 2 BY OWNER 1.f.19a.ual~ WOW!! bath, 2 year old. Family no Ftrnleat. 2 br, 1 ba Iii lfilace room, garaae opener. crom house. CP\a. Frplc. ftr. 1::19i nw1.i1 t-~ clean up Ct paint, but the Opon hoi(rse Sat •. Sun .;,~-~HERITAGE • • REALTORS @ Koi paod" many more New2br,2ba1000aq.fl. Hap3J.fi£• I . ~ .... ·-23230...--.l.1 4!)() NEWPORT CENTER DRIV E 759·0811 C'lltras. Jt n~ a lltUe apt. All bltna, cpts, d.rps. MOOGUAR.. llACM ~~~~~~~~ price f;\al been tedUCed ' ~ •t -1eunv1 v• -llulC -::::::::::::~~~=:::~~~~:J..~~~;;;~~~;;;;~~;!!!!;!!!:;!::;::!;=:;::=;;;:::=::::;:;::~j $10,000. Full price now l2to4. 96S-94'10. $194.SOO. 10A "' ,_.... r root. HOME FUSH PAfMI' only $118,000. CALL~ 3br, 2ba, Crplc, MIS"' WOODS V•rv attractive 3 bdrlll SEND CHRISTMAS CARDS · VIA THE DAII,Y PILOT Mailed anywhere in the U.S. for $1.00 Send your Chrl1tmaa meaaage to your loved onea -write, type or draw your card or we will aet It In print for you. Samples are shown below. Actual sfzea are 1%" x 3" for $10. 14'6" x 8" for $20. 3Y4" x 3" for .$20. Add $1.00 to th• COil and we wfll mall a complete paper to · your loved ones. Your Chrf•trna1 Cards . . will appear on December 6th. For more Information or to order your card by phone please call our Christmas Card Ad-Viser at 642-5678. Or you may bring or mall your catd to Dally Piiot Chrt1tma• Card, 330 W. Bay St., P.O. Box 1580. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92628. Charge It or uee Master Charge or BankAmerlcard. HAPPY HOLIDAYS iothe Dear Aunt Liz: GRIGGS in Virginia from the wholegan' of folks in Costa Mesa 5:i6-2680. nr. ~nnis + 1 br rental "' -1 .,,...M 640.7030 Fantastic 4 bdrm. fmly home on a tree shaded CSELECT ...,... owner rru&dinrmbomeforen• strcct. Rm for your RV I PROPERTIES i----------t.ertalning & rmty enJoy-here. Bia bkyard h IEAUTIRIL NEWPORT DUPl.IX Two tae 3 bdrm, 3 ba Wl· Its in very rare condition. It looks new. Private patio. for each wilt, two car i&raie for each unit, wood burning fireplaces, Mexican tiJeentry. Much more. Call us for detail.I. 646-7171 OffN Ill q •Jr S '~ fOll N'(I • [Vf111HMtl SWE•IMG menl. Your guest flow fenced ror your ldcldlea & -.u y ~ from lbe fmly rm • doc-Great starter home CAHY"'" Is" ldtchen W/paas thru win· at only •.soo. Call now 2 Br, 1~ ba Beauty! Ca-dow out into th~anlen tolnspec:t.S45-Mll nyon & llmlted ocean 111.. view oo large lot wf pool ...,.e tetling & area . In choice community. Sound great? You bave s u p e r v a 1 u e a l to see to enjoy it. cau Sl62,000(fee). Open aow.~949t house Sunday 12-4 Bl 417 Cabrtllo Tenace. ~ Walker & lee Real Est.ate New Condos, 2 Br, 21h Ba, 2 frplc's, ceramic tile kitchens & bath. Pool & 1pa. 675-4912 B~r landto Na-I Rtty CROWN VALLEY 5k DOWH ~ Walker & lee ,AJtTYHOME MESAVElDE Entertain often? Theo this btfl 3 bdrm, fm1y rm home Is for you. CaU now for an adventur~. 5'5-9491 c:.1 Walker f, lee Altl YOU MUTS MALL lkr.Y5 2br, condo on Creek Real Estate , aboutavlewT Jryou are, 495-1200 131·7010 acrou Crom $0. Csi•------..;,_.- see the panorama from VllJa,e. Alt· 6-l2·73U * R·2 * 1514 Skyline Dr .• Laguna core.. .. M• I 022 C:...4ltl M• I 022 ROOM TO IUILD Beach. Open Sat/Sun ....... •••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Recently remodeled 2 12·5. bedroom borne oo R·2 t006 ,, .................... . BAY VJEW, xtra l1e lot. Br 1\; S.. By owner. si•.ooo. lfa.5089 HOMI & IHCOMI 4 1u old. Bentlt\ll oWMr occupitd, 4 Br, ba, all elec, hlab be~ cell'• "!J:i l ba 1"81)\al. lmruc . By owner. S.115,000. 875-1M1 -..0. P1•19t1 I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DeautJrut 3Br 4 den, aaa. workthop • atora•e bWldlnr. recently re- decorated, o!Cered by owner. Sbown by 1ppt onlY. tl15,000.f76-5'1S C--. .. W.-I 021 CE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER SO VEAAS OF SEAVICE COIOMA DB. MAR "! PLAN" TOWNHOUSE Located ~Jn The Popular Newer Canyon crest Estates Area Just Minutes From Fashion Island & Your Favorite Shops! 2 Lovely Bedroom11, 2Yl Baths, 2 Fireplaces, 3 Patios. Built In All-Electric Kitchen. Beautltully Carpeted & Draped. El'\Joy The Pool, Jacuzzi & Tennis Courts. $125,000 By Appt. \- 631·1••· 1<>4.1 Great Income poler\· Uall '8'7$0 . LUCE VAULTED CIWMeiS7 Thia My 3 bdrm MeH Verde homo hat them as wcll u new t'rptin& & drpe. I• onl7 about 6 yrs okl & bas (rah paint • ele«. garace dr. opener. WindoWJ have security 1oe1cs. on11 sruoo w1VA terms toot ~91 ~ Walker & l er. RealDtale PlllCI ts ltGHT Pvt party, "2Ult ..U oae ot two propertlt• Oil t10Wt'r SL la Catt C,M. J du9lu or l tot w /2 boma! f1M172 I PRJDI OF OWMIR&HIP ·-Two Y.• old ...... wel Milt Ir ht""" iww ~OL Oc•• views from upper , ~t. fe1tced yat'd, 3 CJarages • . . • . .sr!6.SOO. 499-4551 LAGUNA .NIGUEL -495-1720 DANI\ POINT 493·8812 e .. ··-· .. . . . AS7'q4 ~ · ,Real htole,ln<. REDUCED $2,000 TO SELL Mesa Vt•rdc ;1hr . pool home. ~upl'r C'l1«in & owner motivated . SS.t.500 EXCELLENT LOCATION 2 bdrms., 2 oaths. den. large garag<', !>Wim pool. ~5.000 LIDO REALTY 673-7300 AN AWARD borne w/many rewards. The house w /cverylhlng for the buyer with a taste for LAGUNA H1'ACH 49NM89 expensive interior decor. t----~---Bkr. !lG2·3462or96.'M070 TllURQM " "'.3 bdrm. (aQ\UY room. '• ~ beauutul Batboa mdl. Cntrl air, area beauurul· • -t It ~;:t::~:oo .............. , ........ MCB.1. atALTY. 1714)846-2141 OCEANFRONT SUJU1et Beach 2 homes, 2 lots. Bkr I Agt 1146-~ 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRVINE'S BEST BUY Sf' AMISH TRI-LEVEL Only $104,950 buys e><ecutive home w/4 lg. bdrms, 3 ba, oversized famlly, rrn w /wet bar & lg. frpk. Irrml dining. Prvt. 'courtyard, prot, landscpd. Decorated in Earthtones. Cul·de-sac lot. Owner APXious. 759·1501 or OPEN He>USI SAT • SUH t·S 3912 Acoclo t;.1 Walker 1; lt!r. Real Est.ate PRICE SLASHED Your own condo on the water. 8 tennis courts. pools. spa and gym. This I bedroom starter hotne can be yours for only $52,900. Just reduced for quick sale. LOOKIMGPOR LIASl/OPTION7 t ' ~ \ • 'NOR INS ·REALTY --. Fine Taste A home beflttlnf the "'ost ditcrtmlnallna ta.ate. Peature• t"9tom . orle.ntal landscaploa • wi~ llltf. Jactani and OCEAN VIEW ADULT COMMUNITY bJJvu. SlBUOO <as&l -C..,_ltMe 2 ~ 11/J ......... .. fedflc ....... V-. wftll a l* llCW •Ii• Of ........ qwM.... 'rt Ca u ,,., t.ak:iH lKllldt ,_., ~ -4 cH1h•t wMda ... locll1d • ~ w• OCl'OaffMtn.t •••• $fot,IOO. 495-1720 ~ DANA POINT 49&-1181.2 SOUTH LAGUNA 499-4551 NORTMVllW Beautiful 3Br. 2ba home on lge corner lot. Custom upgrades enhance the warm decor $136,900. ~Guf.JA BEACH 4!114Cti > - 1 J ?4 • 4 ..! N ' , j 1 t 1 -' JW I ) • ?:cUVllW New ford 4 br, un· ob~t uctcd ocenn . Fashion Isl view 1!119 Ytteht Collnlu $245.000. ()peo By Owner 644·0688 NEWPORT CONDO S,~ 2 Br 2 Ba, fplc, Bkr. 6'5-263217~·9023 "~;;..HERITAGE New Bedford 3 br. den. fllm rm, 2 frplcs. up----•. • REALTORS ~~~~~~~-1 i:radcd, view . S24S.000.497·l559 MOVE IN MOW! - Cuatpm 2 BR + Carn-rm, San Clemente apa,.:io u s kitchen••••••••••••••••••••••• w I w a I k · 1 n pa n try , IMVESTMEHT . T...... I 090 priv,aJe ponl & patio OPPORTUNITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• II ' "' • I' 'I''' It ti+ •H' fl• • , I I I II' Open thu Wknd Three suite Medical Lucky$77,777 F P $164 ,500. AgL. bldg. Reception room. One of lowest priced ---------• &44·9Sl3 A C Can be rented at SS\ homes in Foothill lli Location! Location! JMiMONTf.GO·lbr.2h.i per sq. rt Owner will area ·3 Br. l'• ba. Jm Great rental area. 2 Cam rm. Ownr. 2015 Port consider trade~ & terms. maculate. Triplexes, all 2Br, l h ba Chelsea fi.10 1!181 $252.500 493-0233 North Tustin $235.000 OCEAN VIEW ~ ~~·lelen, .731-4911 or So.~f~alty REDUCED! ~ ------1 $Thousands$ (714)499·22 OPEN DAILY I ·5 R~ for foal sale. -. 10911 FURLONG DT. vacant & seller is JnX· B ~ST BU Y Harbor 5 New Custom Homes ious' Beaut 2 hdrm end Estates, sweeping ocean with sauna & Jecuzzl. (Jpit t-ondo w1r1rwplac·e \tc~. pror. dcc~r'd J_br. ~:!d~m~3:?°~.q fl. Commun1t> J>ool sJm ~ ba $1 !9.500. 4!16-8033 or WatfffrOftt Homu rnna & JD<·u111 \t th•~ 213 37;i . .,w9 - - - . 631 ·I .JOO price 1t won't l;i~t llurr~ Pruldential HC)ti call 6-15 OJOJ • C · Pl.in 2 Br, 2ba, 1 ----..-----· FORESTE OLSON .... ••f(t\flt .... NEWPORT CONDO $79,500 2 Bdrm next to comm pool. Loada or lush landscaping. Top area near retail services Ju~l listed, won 'l lai.t. Call ~~ IAYFRONT $368,000 l\bg(}iflcent 2 story PX· ecullvc home. Splrahni: atalrcaae. 3 Fireplact!\ + huae bonus room. The ti.ch la your front yard Don't walt, call 752-1700 MU5TSILL, OWHIRS MOVIMGI lm~c. 3 BR. 2 Ba house, ln e•cluslve Eutl»tutr. $155,ooo. No rHftftable oHera re· fuled.~or545-1195 lt•vd 2 car ~;ir A Steal .it S64.900. owe 2nd. Open lo all offers. l!J.S.~byowner . MEDALL~M HOME 3 Br pool home. 'New·roor. Approx ·~ a c. 1''oothlll ltln sro.ooo. NorthTuaUn Agt, Helen, 731·4'911 or 835-0739 Wltelc-.11 P!Al l ~IAll NOW SELLING! Wutbcry Trf~xH COSTA MESA SO! COAST PLAZA Complet.on Dee 1. Open wknds lO·l<>S 835 Paularino Ave (1 blk W. of Brlstdl). M M. La Borde, ReJtor 557-4642 or 548·3404 Harbor View Monaco2Br, den. close to ambit, pool. $825, incl eardner. 64H72I WATMVllW ,_._ ______ ml Townbomo localed ln t.b• ~Macnab-Irvine C.OVa. 2 BR, 2'1\ baths. 2. Pl1v. patJos. Uparaded oppll'a. Security, pool, Is Jacobi. 6 Mos. leaae. owner wlll con•ldll'. longer. SlSOO/mo. l!lmrll~ I ' ' , 112 I I ' I I " ,.,, ' """ ~.. . .. . ... "' - , . ii ., j j M • ' J :M \ J JJ J t ) ~ I t • ( ) CJ. DAILY "LOT ' dd 1t ... Bu1ld It .. Diaper ll ... Hammer lt ... Car.oet !t ... Cement it .Wire 1t. Hoe tt ... Ctean lt...Move • •t ... Pre s 1t ••. Paint 1t ... Na1l 1t. .• Pl1Jster lt. .. Fix it... APJ'•c. ...... C.,.t Senfce C.•af/C~ Gorduhf HU"'9 ~ Mo•fnt ,......_,,.,....... · .................................................................................................................................................................. ···············-······· ······················· B&JAytpHanl·l'S.rn. ~lManw1llt.inour CEMENT WORK. All DI& It .l.,andsc..ipe Main OCC !)tudent. Bl1;""'1 T SUNSHINEl~HU-'i MOVING~llAULING Pro( Palntera "HOMESAVl!RS. Plumb· rRll'CllA~<if.'10 or mine. Repalu &. k.indi.. Reuonable Jo'rt'f' t.enance: Mow & l!:dl(r tr1.11;k Trilllh, lree trim, HOUSECLEA~IN<.i & l,oral&\Mad anre paperhuncers nud ~fftteaUDt. P'reetft. ~S :\llHl\.S A dttamna t.oo: U\&&r 1ooork 5ts.Call750~ Full m•lnl, h11ullng. etc. Randy tH2 5703. Of'FlC~ SPECll\Ll~~rs. 648~or83tl·5768 worlc. Clean, neat. work St~hT. HOMtt•nttable ~ im u~1011" ~!t.'~f:~:11\in.V•· Fn·r Contrector i~:n~r~7s'.~\i1u11ng . 549-3006 · ::'~~~~rg.9f~l!e c~t. P~fP•rincJ f:~ee •t ~7-0IMJ, m1::>:'~:~c OK. ~hlt.ctur• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Student, big lrut·k Jli1UI -••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- ':••••••••••••••••••••• ~mJ)OO &: :;teum <:11.'un '!ARK Sll.f~R CO"IST · J apa neae e o rdl.' n lnR 1n1it. clean up. lrt!e:. cut. Latdtcoplft9 Pl:.,.£RS 'PAINTIN'G to""air Price1. State lie & In a... Estate A1 dut1..>Ctur»I 1>1•.,11m Color briaihlener:., "ht New col\lt kc\. comm I 1M1rv1te. Treti trim, chta11 Any si 1ob. 494. 7~ ••••••••••• •• •• •••• • • •• Eicpr 'd. Roa1 Ra lt>s. aur. Exterior 1peclel11t. •••••••••••••••••••••• • 1'PullJ1t·rc1l·1• Cu'ltom r1· cpbJOmlnbll'at·h Cl<>un Km.idd rl.'moJel l'allo up llaulinl(. 1rul ~ fo'or dlscowit Sod pric1:11, Free Est. Cull Oenr 'J'ryme·Cabtote836MM EDRJDDL!:RFJJ..TOR ·:.1dcntiul, n·mo<Jel & ;ul hv, din Pm, hall $1~ A'~ l.1c contr Cull !>7!>-1111 lnd.t<>p'~ 642-1403 • • cull SOD & SOIL, 55.2-04S8 S1ttlafytn1' buy en • ,1Jlt1on ~ l ndui.t 'I rm 17$0, <·out·h SlO, chr ---• •••••••••••••••••• 63io151 }'ainUng. Eitltflnlr. F.it ~llersal~Ull7 Comm I a.is .)H(jjj • ~. Ciunr t·hm pt:t udor SectricaJ GeMroi WYIUt Want a REAt.LV CLEAN · --PROFESSIONAL Paint pr'd, honHt, neat, r~u11 646.8811 "--Cpl n•1J111r 15 yr-; ro-<pr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOUSE! Call Ginl(ham Wall11. patio~. new lnwn11, lni;. lnter/£xtcr. Re8!1, Uc'd9&l·lC>lS Dave ------· ~ittillCJ I><> work m;!lclf Hcfi. ELECTRICAI. SERVJCE lfandyman homea &. rcn Girl. Freeest&i5-512a sprkl\lrll, Iron wo1 k. workauar64Z·0386 1 ..a l 1 1 t Rooffttg ~•••••••••••••••••••••• 531 OIOI C;\.LLS sis hr. & SMALL tals. ln11tullnllon11, n• -fount111ns. l.icunsod ntenor, ex er or pan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ».byi.1tUug fur Y.11rk1n1: C...£..... JOBS842·8233 puirs&deanln"-751276:.? Allee. H_ousecleanlng. 337.4353 PAIN'rlNO. lntr/Ei.:tr in g. Su Prem e ROOFSFORLESS mothers Hurluil & UT•nftC) ---ltt'll!i, rehable, rd11. Own Expr d, honc•l. ntial. workmanahlp. Call Jack All lypei rtnun avail Buker urea. My homt• ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.mbardEhetrfc l.ighl hauling. 1ar clean· trnru;.6(2.7207orG46·4871 New Lawns <SOdorScc<ll Reas. Llc'd. llG4·l04S 9611·7894 1''1·ee t..,t 'uctbond.d in. Oayb, 546 711117 l•'or tlw open air ulf u1r Lk 327136 G4S 697-l llli & 1:xlurior painting l 111 l\[ A C U L A 1' E Rl'no\ ate.ro~oUl.1pr~klri. Da~e PROFESSIONAL PRt:f'-ar Senio~ cltlren1 dl~cnt Boot Set-vice ~~~~,t~·n· r~1~.~n~ .. C~~~~I ELECTRICIAN Priced Jlehn~lc. rcus. 536 7?56 C I.EA NIN G Y 0 lJ Cln-ups. Ji r t!:SLS-•4 1727 Acoustic Clnes :.hol. In· & PAINTlNG EXTER. 1194 0421 n_ny_t_lm_e __ _ ••••••••••••••••••• •••• in1: &1[) ~ nght free e~llmutc on HANDYMAN: Carpt!nlq IJ~ERVE OUR BEST MGIOftl'Y trtEXtr Sinclair or Dunn Reasflnsr. Lie ~70 nt. .Nt"-"JlOrl Manne Ent pr large or srruill jobs. ell'drlcal. plumbing & 759·0377 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Edwards Prod. R .C. Con-Free eat, 638·1394 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllcJe Sham Clean'9 Ltce!n~l.'d 673 03!'l9 Ooors Ph 1117 27K7 B~1ckwork. 'Smoll Joba. tr. 64S·5* '7SH747 CHRISTMAS SPEClAL PAUL HANSEN Ceramic 1'13 ;!'J.it c~nt/CottC.-.te GnldiftC) HOUSE MOUSE Ne.wpo~. Co.ta Meaa " Cualom painUn&. 1lucco & 1 Sty $38S. 2Sty $495 tile lnslall11t1on. En· c.-p.nt: · 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~;~;alsT;uch!.~ lr.1ne.s75311seves ~ndblull~. :eaa. ~n lavafmf'Rt:Ew/our tryways. shower~ etc r (' e m l' n t W o r k 1•1oor• \\'ood, •·c'ram1". Sk111h1Jdcr, dump truck, l".1's Call·. Pam "'""·9"22 Brickwork Small 1ob1. cc 675· O or en extr pa nl. 9116.9006 557-8280 afl 3 ____ _ ••••• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ll 1· t \ l• \\ u \ ' • 1> a t 1 o ~ .-:r " ~ h 1 d \c ~ w Smith 675-1185 ' vinyl & t•pljj, Inst11llcd bv nu tni:. lr<'t" "A Ork. ~ra . Newport, C0t>la l'tfeJJa II C £ R A M J C t l I e C:.npentry .in\ t~pt· y,;1lk1A.1Y' l((o.,,onahlc holidays. :!"1 .'f'> llr'd 1n~. 1h•moht1on etc Liahthousec. leaninedonc Jrvme6753l75eves. WALL ._.URALS /ptea......19-..a, New1 ..... 111.....ie1 Fr .... est, 1'Wlcl, door:., cl1 \1~11 IH·1• ''''"' ~.:'iii 111~1 ~• ""I '"'"1 b d G I d "4 ....-!""',,_ '... vu "'~ Cntr. Camct1 lnter1orL "" . ....., Y expr erman a y. G h Tl od c ti •ml jobs ~elcome Comm'I hl· c:.I \ft .'i .. XI l eI "'h !).t6.~3l Bnck slumpstone plan· rap 1cs r o wa ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. " . ~~271!1 .\II l"omn•tt• Y.nrk BliKk 5Jl&14o Sk1ploatlcr dum11 trurk • n r ::; ~ r . Lers.'walks Expertly m· pupcr&pninl?~l~ct..lhe VERYN~TPJ\TCJl U>-~26af\5 & hrn k, ~lump & t·on r--..1..... • hJllhni:. tfr1• ""1 k. i;rad· o--· Ho le . it ill lied. Rras .. lie/· un 1q ue d 1st 1nct1 v e JOBS &tEXTURE u .. &. •• a .. ..._. Door ... y, inJoy,,., l ',1 h1111·to. t'rt'h' "u I h "l' 1 u n l\ ~fttfMJ , 1 • 1 ,_.,m»rU? s usec an , m I I u r _,,_.. ..... 1 I II ·•••••••••••••••••••••••ins: ltmo1t1on. t•lc. mo Refs, reOJs rate:.. bonded Call Dou ur11 s rom o Freeest.. 8113·1439••••••••••••••••••••••• ~hl.'hes Iloui:h llni'>h lu1 • l'r-. llJl !11111 831 i·_, .. 7 0 :n tr"n". 6•2.1.,03. 673-0l"I ~··"·"""" Portfolio o.r we will de· .,.......w-. P1t·kupwrk lH2 liiKJ M2 001 Wf:EIJINli <:1.1-:ANUl'S " ,. u J ., ., "' """'"<NU 1111m to sull for home or n--, Sleepers $99, Std aofus Wl.'ckly ~taintenann• 64S 343'1 office. 615.9581 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl21>, mo:.t chrs f1S-C.:lasl>ir1ed Ads '>l'll big s~;LL 1dlt> 1tl·m~ \\llh ., Frw c::il 642 9'J07 ·1 r >' a DJ ii Y r i Io t -Classified l\de sell big REPAJftS" REMODE l.ibor. Variety fabrics. items, s mall llt•ms or Oath l'1lol L'l111s~1fled Ad. Clas'\Jlled Ad tu buy. :.ell S8LL idle 1lems with a Items, amaJI llcmi. or Have 110mething to s~ll? Reaaonable. q uallly ll ow a rd 's C ~ l m ..!_l'IY item:.. 642 56711 h-12-50711 Want A~ Hc~p" 642·5678 or rent somt.'t.hlng __ .E._aily Pllot Cla5slfled Ad . any item. 64.2·~8. Classified ads do il "'ell. work. Eugene 5..16·3688 Upholstl") 763-0108 luslMu Lost & Found 5300 P.,-aonok 5350 ti.Ip Wanted 7100 Http W.t.ct 7100 MttpW..tect 7100 H.lp Wnted 7100 HllpW....d 7100 HtfpW..ted 7100 ()pporfunfty soo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -······················ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •u••••••••••••••••••• (,()S1" Neutered malu. *SANDY'S* ASSIST MAHA.GER Coolr-1,..oltfost DRAPERY WORKROOM Ginitham Girl houseclnl{ Housekeeper. llve In. FUNKY llimulayan cut, beige Out all EXPER'D. Must hav~ Bunking Small<'onvalescenthosp. Needs full \lmct en· service ndswomen p/l, Muat swlm&drlve,refs, LITTLE PL .._ .._.1 w brwn markm~~ & blk c Mau09e rood ba<ikground & be a LOAM C.M. area. Will train. lhuaatic employee, ex-t.op$. carnec645·5123 Pvt R & B. Attrac. H.B. "'" ful'I~. Vic Wurner & 6PM-3AM 973·0329 p1.'01Jle pcrsnn Pvt coun. OFFICER M!J_.JOO_l_. ______ 1 per'd or will tr11in, pd beachfront home, J STORE Newland, 1m Reward' BHEAST try club for upl)l. Coo va&calion&holidays.Ap· *GOODJOI• adult,lchlld.846·2289 "·'·' ~·1"1 Min. 2 yrs lnslallmenl & k Exp. nee. Apply in ply 1835 Whittler Ave p · 2 d ln pr1mt· lon1tmn '"' l•>K 1"83 ufl 3PM ENLAHGEM ENT ....... ,._., ______ hte comm'! bank lendmg pHson. Le blur rl l l Unit 8.7. C.M. or call erunooers men, nys tlOUS EKE EP ER tor sous owm•r mu~t :-.i·ll , T1'roughHypnol11 ASSIST Al'T MNGMT ex Per. re q • d . French Ca r~. 4lt No 6-12·1843 p er week. Car , no elderly couJ)M, nd1 so- Qwt·kl}. ,..ull pm·t· S.~.OtM l.t~'>l \1c l::d1son ll1gh. Group therapy, wc1>:hl, Chlii.llJncoupl<•ncedcd. Progrcss1vemdl'pcndcnl Newporl Blvd, N.li dr1nkcri, no 11ellln1 moonelodrive, cook & plu ... in' l'ntor.> ()y, 111·1 """' PerM.in, brn bcigt• depression & se>t i m Man lo do m;11ntcnon<'c, bank ofrers xlnl benefits. &lS-6700 DRY'"•.:.._ i..a111.1G Perm. 673-2289 lite hswork. Live-In, reb "1l.n.'hl.'l"l1w•nn· llurr\ l>ark fiH·c .w oran~e 11 53103"1 ....._"" 673"'"'1 t :i k C' ~1 d ; oi n I •1 i.: l' c ' l' 'I • It I-. W I\ R U Polence . pm . ,,.. ':..~,~·~c to do oHicc work. Cill or apply at: COOK F /ti... PRESSIR GROOMER & Groomer's req. '""" • n1-;ALTOI<. !JI,(! i1111( ~ O!.I07 !lb2 7787 EXOTIC GIRLS "" """" _ _ SANTIAGO IAHI< Day shift. Exper'd 10 m· Combination. Ex per. aide. Start lmmed. Apply ttuusekecpl'r, Uayfront. UTOMECH ....... IC 832·5200 t 1 k prcC'd. Las llllb ar<>a. 1n person 9AM to 51->M. hm.Sephv'a qlrs.under GI FT 1;a11 ... n ""'kin).! FOCND cloth bag with Massage & Modclmi: A ,..,... 535 E. lslSl Tustin s ll ul ion 3 coo in i 837-0840 Mon thru Sat. Southwest 45. Sal open. 675-2256. p,1rtnl·r t.11n;ll'd ha~ & knitllni:thread&neNJlc, Outca1154231fi9 543-32;;<> Lrg clean well equ1p00 r,quulOpporEmployer needed Call Ruth. Pt:t. Ctr. :n:M s. llni,tol, --------- 1n\•.tmt 1·<·•i 'd 01 \.IC' parking lot, of ~hop Own loob. We41k ---------Sl:.!-5.SSl. EHGIME.ERINGTECH SA Hou.'lek~per18abyslller. }>ut rhJ'>l' copt 1110 Mon Lut·ky ·s C M. 6-li!-56i8 SEXUAL IMPOTEMT days. Larry llunl Auto COOK Ex panding c Iv i I live-In. ReC requlre.d. Jo'ri. IO 12 ti7S-JOHO t.'\t JJO<Sue1 Weight loss, breast Center. 1825 La((una Ca· englneenng "plannin& GUAllDS Prefer En& splcinJ. CdM ----enlargement by h.> p nyon Rd. L.n 494.3000 Banking Full & p/timl'. Xlnl ofc has an immed. open· Full & pJUme. all shills. area64S-5885 fo'OUND. Fem. Loni: nos1s. 531·033-I 02·71 HEW A.CCTS REP. Waf'?es & 8enef1l'I. Mna mg for a ltthnicl.an to Over 50 yrs. Calif. cuan:I --------- Sl:l.EIMAN ha1re<J drk grey & whl ---------•Automotive Ta.LER Verde Conv. Hosp. 661 -""orm civil engineer· reg. Car &c phone necess HOUSBCUPllS Pf'OOU•'Tl<>N"' Terrier Vic Dwntwn MASS .t.GE New Detail Shop needs CcntArSt, C"t "">.nae. ~· Gd N Ba · ' '" ' •1 "' XI t I l ,-" ....., ......., Ing ca I c u la l 1· on s, pay. Call 752-2313 .o exper. nee. 1?jv&e.w llunt Uch Poi.t Ofc hl.'lp n . emp oymen opp. ('urn·nlly scckini: in FIGURE MODELS t I I ffi r S d earthwork quantlt1· ... 1 Conv. H08p .• 20S5 hunn ~>Jti0684 Top wa11es paid J::nnine a oca o tees o a . COOKS "' G d •-G d l vr~tors for new l·m11·1·p _ .. ,.. di b k s · E * * 1 .. ~eylng office calcula· uar s "' uar et ea: /\Ye, CM 642·350$. ESCORTS St!!amer•., cni: painters, e ac av1ngs. xp ... • l I in Chihlren 'I TV '>hnw. l'·ouND OUTC ... LL ONLY buffrr:s & nt•hsher.t, up· pref· d Must type Colony Kitchen now ac t1ons & cost estimating. earn x ra money or Wl'~l lou~t n,.., .... :\IU:>I WATL'll Call ,.. holslery Shamponcrs. SO'A>pm. Pis. call Mr11. cepting applications for Cull Jack G Raub Co .• hfulollld&ay1/f. Te~.~orary, ~keepcr,l tnh ntureC1M·3 lx· rroput.1l1lt> ..l frn.inc1JI M0·7 1W htwn 6 & 9P.'1 631-3811 rhcck out. pick up .le dt" Jerueror uppt. brcukrn!ll cooki;, F tT, 125 Baker St, CM 92626 No l:th 0 Sfuu•f ;r;,~ ~~~ guci; ome. • lv ~1Jhl00l l11r .1 $:!00,00<> -----l uood ~tarting pay. Apply _<_7_14_>_7_Sl_·2S_l_O ____ , v. ru an. • · l Jo' 1 1· 1 d ~ nt & h\'ery App Y at SAODLEBACK " ~ Various Jhlfts. Could -----. ----nH;.I ml Y. l11c h !Juyi. ll u n < • em a e re yin. . 205\1 llarhor DI, CM 1n person 3·Spm. dally. work into permanent lNSURANCE Part·Ume. l5 ; ol :.how l'nt !JX Dach!lhuntl Vil' HO. Ed reparation 645-IOJO No phone t•al111 plt.'nsc. ---------1 """'itions. Unarmed. un casua lty, commercial ~hl'lkr Call IO):l'r &? lk1I fi.12-441 l or ••••••••••••••••••••• •• SAYINGS 3211 Harbor. Cosla Mesu. ( • Y hls ....... g, cy 833 0821 .Sull•1rruin, 213·770 Iii 11 fl42·l7S~ __ Jobs Want•d, 7075 ncson 3C iforma furn'd, Apply at exper, a en . . • Lost don f:. c M. Neut, ••••••••••••••••••••••• AYON 759 n1e1 COOK wanted. Gd . op Has the following full· 0127 dw. Viclorlab Ave, _o_r_64_0--0'T __ 69 _____ _ " -U port unity. Apply In time openings for ex-ar e ne, or etwn Ins urance Property & male, Terrier mix. 6 yrs White man seeks position person blwn lOAM & petienced help. Wages 10.3PM at membership Casualty Secretary. Ell· B E 0 W N i:: H 0 I" Hlk w,whl chest. 20 lbs as hvc·m Mun Jo'riday, SPM, l\fon thru Fri Call baM.'d pickup: XI t b 1'' LOURIS II I N (i Numc ,"Plckw1rk'' :au Travel Companion Chrbtma1!aminCJJ Bar maid, CM er~. Top forappt.&40"1502 A:.x:L:.. lluotln~onDcach ~~:.eJtame.ix.U::::e ORNAM!:;NTAL IHON L.McCarthydys979·o900 ?,~~c5r,elc.f1>tpcr.W811·itl1· lefJhtHow pay Nights: ---c.......... 7~12Edi:necrA\•e Bkr. LA& Roh. C-"ll SUOP, Lauun.i Hl.'uch 5 eves 645-2.164 ·H<"' • anla " on1ca vc For A VOM 754·94.97 Cosmetologist C"""'~~m, ... ~· • • •• F ount.alll Valley Maurine .9 rad le y " ;.IJ, llollywood, Ca 901.12!1 ---....------A,......._CTIVE ~ 17099,Brookhur~t m 1 n from h ca ch t..Mt Youn!{ fem cal. Ork or coll !213) 166-2-166, re· RfrRESEHT A TIVES •llKE SToaE• "a.A . 494 -1011.or ·$49-34)58, nachelorqtrs a\ Jal Onl~ brown nutry tiger. \'ic· fer 11433 Be~t lime to establish A.~i.st. ~fgr. for Schwinn COSMETOLOGIST C:~~ :MS:l~:~ X~~J~way ~.E. • • ' S19.000 ta sh. worth Btwn Edineer & McFad --cu.,tomer:; Interested? DI s I $10 400 M t or cosmcUc1an to train _.......... ~ J ....... ITO• S40,ooo Owner lilM) denoffEdwards897·2674 Help Wanted 7100 c.i11 ~07041 or Zenith ha~~ p~ior bike. me~~ tor eJC('ltlne career &n Milllu. HAIRDRESSERS. pro-Neededf; 0 ~ C 497·3766 , --- - -••••••••••••••••••••••• 7·1359 experlnnstore. 552·9222 non-11uralc1l p~edures Hardw ... IMtaillen sperous Ne~port Be~cfl range 0 • --------~FOUND: Fem Afghan, -----...... --1 for chain ot leadina skin s--a-1ast•rs Salon, under new nrm. 546·2901. 2031 S. E. hte bm w hrn mai.k Vic. Acctng likkpng BOAT BUILDER care centers In Orange .....,.._ mana1ement ~740 Main St, Irvine. Mo.y to Loon 5025 of Nl.'wporl lllvd. & JOth T"'~POR ... RY Bubys1tlerillskkpr c s 1 I FilMn)h Gd Coofen -=::.:.:.:~:..:..:.:::.:::..· :..::...:..:.::.:_-1---:::-::---:---:--••••••••••••••••••••••• St 675-8239 R . togefTod "'t k Live mown apt. al bch, .... wProcludL,_ ounty. 0 ary P us tcn.--aauTooca..-HAIR STYLIST wanted. IOkhas.p."1 .... ht, 2nd & lrdT.D.'i ~----1 egis er ay 0 wo&r plu!> $40. p1wlc. f'ull Looking For Exper'd ~~-A~i!;l~~~y. 11210, ~jbe~efits, medi°r.l. auaranteed salary, xlnt F/Ume. Xlnt wafes It FOL"llD 1-·cmak Shellie, hon vkaknous accounting charf'lc of children 1 & 4. Electricians Newport Beach dental & optical. Please workln& condlhona. pd benefits. R ep Y to LOANSAVA ILABLI-; \IC M1s1;ion Vil'JO off 00 eeping assign Single, non !lmokcr, Engine Installers applyat,SecunlyOfc. vacations + other Classified ad no. 66, c10 C:rcdat'notimportanl. 't.1rs:uer1te Parkw:1\• menls.hWork <~.nse to mustdrive.673~153 Plumbers COSTA.CCOUHTA.NT H•csOHY ... CHTS beoefils.492·6MGdayaor Daily Pilot, PO Box, lroker',493·3102 .'>500075 aft 6, 58l·ltlSO your ome. ri11ure ..-...,.....nters 110A1 "' ........ H9 J ll 1:560 Costa Mesa Ca --,. Clerks lo Sr. Accoun· BA9YSITIER NEEDED To....,p .... -pay. xlnt worki'ng Job Cosl System Perm. 1931 D--...... ~-1 eves or app n· • ' ]\1 days .-... uc d d h F 1U'me. Challen"'"" OP· ....... , •,.. "" u:l'V ew 921828 om·y Available. mun' ------1 tanls ncC' c t ruout 12 15loto3.15wkdys. •' • ~_..._ ---------i---------iiourccs, all pro Jct ts Found: 7 Money. Orange Co 1rv1 n c, my h 0 me. ~~:Swe~:ood b<?ncflts. 4 por. forexper'd lndlv. .--.. A.no Hanctymon, r /""-9Cltchett Hetp.r S50K m111 752 li052 Call 6 5·9318 Hobert ll<1lf's 753-7112 APPLY IN PERSON ROSAN, INC. A ..a k F ili R telah Hills 6l llpM A 2901 W.CoastHwy,NB pproit. a ,,.aye w . me. a • s I 0 ccountcmps · DOWN EAST Y /\CJITS l-' J 0 E I &ff. S.C~ Pulntini & Carpentry. Hosp .. 1501 E. 16th Bl, .pec·,uatori·linvci.tor:. d Id . IT b SOOS.Mam,Stl.'501 BABVSJTIER.myC.M. 700EASTALTONSA _.qua ppor mp oyer Aboveayerag"nb1lltle11 Apply In p er"'on , N.B.645.-5707. rea lors .• ., 1orl lnm fo'oun sm og vie ur or =-:o. Tower. Union Bank homt>, Mon Fri. 545·8686 _ • fo " 11 .. ------- money a\'ail fast Call & Wilson. Call alt ·1P~t to lnTheCilyof Orangl! or540·3296un. s lootdcu.,.r F/C COUNSELOR ~ .. e:fd!nefr~':{J ~ ~uoln~vTehru''rs.R e9~tla0uacma&n~'. L AUNDRY UDY Bill Davenport S4!1 !)803 identify. 646·8-t28 7l4/835·4Jo3 ~-Family Ir Youth. "' W k d 1 N ----BABYSITTirn NEEDf;o Fash Isl investment M.A. Degree. Exper. In ab I e to assume 3·5pm, l!WA2 MucArthu r ee en son y. o ClCJ> Money Want•d 5030 rm a young Jhmalayun. Evenings & wcekeod11. firm. Xlnt oppor. Exper. family rounselln•. $1lll. res pons I b I Ii ty. A 11 W. lrvine. Bay~icw Conv ··~ 2055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• temporarily Jn Villa ACTOR's Cn·Op always Chnslmu!I vacation 2 & maturity req'd. CUil " benefits, new offices, na-Thunn, CM 642·3SOS. Jr ynu 're nol 11elting J>ac1hc, HB. Wiii my searchmJ! for thol>e sel!k· small children. 546-86113 640-01.23. mo. + xlnt5bcneflls. Se303nd tlonnl co. Call 752·6752 Handyman-Mc:chanlcnl ---L 1 ti 13.8' e• tl'turn on your In humans pis call 963·5!l30 in" employment in the --resume Y P. Inc., 3 752.0234 or send resume ability. Run tool room. Legal Secy· It (a on. " 1---------•1Bookkecper full-lime. Harbor Blvd, Suite Dt3 lo 2082 Michelson. No. ~h'I repairs & plant Min5yrae~p.Xlnhkllls. \Cl.lment. call Sand.> FOUND· Male kitten entertainment industry. B\NK Stimulating atmosphere Costa Mesa. Co. 92626 212 lrvlna C"llf . ...,..,15 -ft•·t. 2621 S. Birch St, Top sal. Cnll '152·2518 or Ross, Ajax. Co.1137·3744 · · All ages-types. 957-0282. 1 E t o · • "'• .. •~• """'' -r •Average yield on pay Newport Hiiia Center----_ FULL-TIME Health plan plus other ctua pportunll)' SA. 1142...,,.,., orappt. flffs to Ajax ln,•cstors, N 8 . 646-91Z3 Ambitious Couple Wanted CRIOIT <;HECKER benefits. Sal~y open. Employer Abercjlota Wortlff't .:». -.. s LIQUOR Ctric. p /Time. Jan. tbru July, 1977 FOUND: Keys, nenr Lo manage a small bua. L.U. area. Phone for Counter Help, Part lime Chopper Gun Opera'°"' ~.-'"" Over 25. 2 nHe wk. Stale law permits a pre· Harbor & Adams .. Costa Will not. inlcrf'ere w/your Expenenced preferred appt. 586-2895 5Day wk. Hrs 10-4. Apply Rollera-Mold Prep For beauty salon. Full or 642 M.17 pay.ment penalty ch~rae Mesa. 545-0546 days. present job. Must be will-BUSBOYS In person betwn 10 & 2 2621 S.Blrch, S. Ana PO(.et f1mctete' SRallocnh, a2r0d0 ---------eqwvalenl to 80'0 or ing to leem Mr. Hall. uulTED o 1 J u 711 E ,. ,. MAC:HIHIST. h d 142 1634 " Eves . Di 11 ma n · s ran e u us, · FINISH ...,ARPENTER. Newport Center Dr. N.B. mont s unearnc In· Found: F'OX HOUND · C ... LIFORMIA.l ... MK Balboa Blvd Balboa ust. be ood 0 tool$ Cenlerleas Grinder Opr. t.erest on the balance female dog Blk bm & ~ "' Re,lauranl 801 E. • · m i · wn ,. _________ 1 Exper'd. Deltronlc . . • A Payabll.' \s~l Dkkpr Balbna Bl. u.,lboa COUNTE R Girl ro notrequtred.Topwages. Mortaage Broker!! ()(. white. Upper TurtlcrOC'k, · · u.. Corp .. Costa Mesa. ffftd lo Cahforma rest· 1 rvlne. 752·6098 or needed. Xlnl co Sal 4667 MKArthur ltvd SiJ.1726 Laguna Bch Dry Clean 645-J720or7se-N23 545.(M().'), denaonly 833·2368 ~f:i~· i~t~~~~ 1~~11~! M.wpori .. ach CA.llMET MA.KHS ing atore.494-1538 Finisher, refinlsher. _M_A._C_Hl_M_l_S_H_OP __ Morf'JC!CJH• Trust Found lrg mole blk Lab 540-7171. Exper. pref'd. F /lime. Counter clerk in println lmmed. opening Cor ex-Dffdi 5035 Mac Arthur/So. Green· 17141 551·5'28 Apply, Rainbow Cabinet ofc. (raph1c aru bk1md p'd only. Hlch quality FOllMAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• villc.SA.548·7237 14.RTHEEDLEWORK Shop. 32992 B Calle pref. Full time, Laeun ~~baitnoe": awhooopd. wLot.rdko TOP PAV! It yoo'r-e Mature resp. adult w/ex An Equal p rf cto SJC Hills 830~1 •.. • look1n1 for a perm., per. an knitting, crochel Opportunity Employer e e ' · · Woodworks,831-0290 · mady position that ol· LOWEST lng&needlcpoinlwanted CLEANI NG WOMEN Credit checker. tmmed. Foo.ts.r.fu.4sst fers real growth ln botll lnten1tltafu Col-position in Art Ba.. WAN TED. $4 hr. position avoll. for ful monetary&per90nalTe· htT.D.'11 alto Needlework SpN•iullty n .. maTELLHS J'rvlnetNB, Hunt Bch tlme credit checker. SubltlMe cogmllon, then we \tant Found· Mate Springer Spaniel. \Lie. Brookburst & llamilton. HB 646-6052. 21Mf T.D. Loans. p------Sl)op. Some ret111I cicper. nres. Must have own car. Salary commen1urut On·Call Basis. 2·21!.I hrs 1----------1 lo talk with you. Position .... , •T 1 ~1 5310 required. 645 5546 Jl.B.Branch IJ68..8846 • w/exp. Put at• In perday.$3.lOperhr.Ap· req'a mln5yracicper.on ... _roa, erms 1 nee 1949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wkd f AM FuU & Il l 't d1 kl""l 1n ·•o i U ifl d r h "' Safts.rMMi Co. ays n tcr9 .,.. P me pos1 ions v .... w nn .. ,. tom ply to Irv nc n e setup o punc pres ... • .,. -----......... ---.avail Bank exper. CJ,EAN INO LADY School Di11trict , 2941 chocic'br, mill, lathe etc. M.io2171 545...0611 prer'd. thorQUJ!h. compcl~nl & Allon Ave, lrviJ'lc. (714) Tool & die exper. ls de· ASSEMBLY LEAD Apply In Perfton exp'd w1cln'g & malnt'B s1rable. Sma1l elun sao.ooo. second T .D behind $78,000. on <'h<>tC<' » acre sold North San Diego County for $282,975. Paya to~, In t.cihilt, due 3 yrs. 168.000. tiu)'a It! 751-412'1 or MUS3eves. ---------• ''* •c..,..,./ .... HfAe / ... & flociitMf ....................... ~--· 5100 . -•••••••••••• • •••••••• --....... --~"""!:'"""!'""~I Ptrsonnel Ottlce home. OWn truns & xlnt ------------shop. Come & &row w /~. A.saembly of small olec· Mon·Fri, 10·12&"1·3 refs. 8 hrs ea. Fri, $3.50 -----------'-----1 Co. paid hosp le life lt\!1. tro-mechanlcal de · Goldlnthihlonk hr.844-46SSN.B. Cole lnslrument Corp .. vices. Req's exper. lo 10230S. Pnral'fl&unt CLERk TYrlST (714>MHOIO. EOB. dirtetln~ work of Up to 10 Downey, Callf. I02'1 aaernblens. Day ablft. (213) 923·9'6l ~'M!'t lndlv. t.o/gen"l otc STACOSWITCH IHC :EqualOppor Emp.loyor lncl u~'!°':ndsu~~·ri~I~ ---------......--1 1U9BakerCottaMeaa k j • . 549·!04 I Trade your old aiutt f«: J> h o n e • , \ n n a 'vAualo"-..EinP"'"tr n ew aoodl•ll wlU\ 1 roeasaaesJ typina cor• ..,.. ........ -..,JI Clualtied ad. "2·5'78 resp. & .riling. Apply, Jaclt G. ~aub Co.. Attn Person.nel. 125 Baker St, C.M. 71'(7Sl·2SIO. COCXTA.IL WAfTllSS Lotm tn 40 ht1 lhl" motl clt.lna, alemorou11, ly paid prof aa. Da7 eve aessloM. Ptac• ~ aHlat. Good job OP· r, ..;,.;;~;;;.;.~:;io,i......,~_,..~I MAID. The SeacUH M*!, Jal Sou&h Cou~ HW7. 1"1. Bob. 4M..a.t2 Maids, run tltM or P rr . Sludcnt.a OK. M /F. Also handyman needed.. 1142 3030 \ . \ . tWpW.e.4 7100 HllpW..tM 1100 ....... " 1010 ....................... ·············•········· ··········-··········· • W..tH 71 ...,, W..W Jo IP ER 9 N f SHOP WORK: Perma· • ._. ..... ,. ... •••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •• .. ••• 'llD6"n,.. . Yul nl'nt part·Ulne wowk. a..,b.r 1'aated t4 Rolhurant ~p for.Jack· Q_r., p(tlme. Crow a llowilOeiUble.1"13·5MO • do 1tudlo 90rtralt1 oo tn-n..Boir, fmmtdJate Hardware.1107 E. Coasl locaUon. Uuat be eit· ....,1011 on all abllb at 3 Uwy, C4M before lOam 1-------.--1 -··.. b 1 ~'o'eo'·:~d.FUJ~e~!.• ~!11 ... acoreaP~••e SAW Sr. Jy.tH .._...,.-•• , Ui DtJI r• • • .""" lft ptrson· N-~•..t Jm.r~.~--1y Mutt be ambltlou• ' 92832 815.E ntbSt, Part Ume, 5'tpm, Mon· .,......,.. ... .,.,....., lUlDI t 1 M U05 Bak St Jo'rl, '*1.et. for ColleJe H1ddl o Ura. r PICTURE FRAMlNO t'r ' Student, no preuure ll:MUl i:xpenence Nec .. ary 2ZS5 Harbor Blvd. 11illea or qoot.u &o meal. KIAi r ~ 11neij C.11848·80te 53Ullll 'Mell CCUf1e ~~&ort. PICTURE Framer, ex· •tsTAUlANT P.V: arQ To applY call p'd. w/knowledge of an. • AppUcatJon. Beilll '71~ for appt. ~uppllt-s. Ca II 891-2986 Acc.JMci lot MANICURIST ~GPM -----1 c~ .... ys, F/U lrHoahaMt me for bu1y 1111lon PL.A TIMAkBl/ Interviews belni held ~cha.rd Ouellett9 i•lOll, ASST CAMERAMAN at Reuben'• Or laadorcs ...:'""';.;..;..N_e_w...::.po_rt;,_:_Ct_r _D_r, NB S2.75 per hr+ bonus. Co. 10-4 Any day MAnIRE, respon adlt for benefit1. Apply, Produc· Except Thursday earty A.M. newspaper uon Dept, 1660 Placcnlla 251 E. Cst Hwy, N.B. dtllvery, tnst have trans. Ave, CM ____ Equal Opp0r Ecnployer M0-?7S6. . PLUMllMG MECHANICS helper ror Expr'd drain cleaner lune-ups. Salary open. w;inted Earn ~oo to s.m A~ly at: 2500 San Joa )X'r week. Call 499 -lti21 qUln Hills Rd., Cd.M _ blwn 8 AM & 5 PM MICHAMIC/AUTO PRESSMAN Exper'd front end. OffsclPnnter $3tostart brake. gen'I n•pa1r in + bonus 4o llr ~k Co MissionVlejo.8JHIS40 hcner.ts Apply, Pen- MF.CHANIC needed, ex-oyi.avcr, lli60 Placentia p'd. 1''/lime. Aul Ave. C~l Production trana/prevenl1vc maint Dept __ _ Our iaraee at 0 C 1 R Can 6twn s & 5, 675 9800 PRINTING ~i'RIPP~R RETAI~ CLERKS UTOTEM STORES MEDICAL CLINICAL (~u11hty color litho Must Specialist. Carl! ond know ull forms of strip treatment of patit•nts m p 1 n g f r o rn c o I o r Located At . medical fac1hty ~o t>'< brochuros to lubels. Ac· 12.442 Lampt>on, G Grv perience reqwred. Paid rurllCY an important. lac-b while training. For Army tor Many company SlOW. South St, Ana m enlutmenl. Call for de· bt•ncrlts, Peartree Press, 11 l Del Mar• C.M · tails: 6'I I· 7955 88S Glenneyre, Lag Dch SAW to .UeaJth Food Stores, ltood futw-e for man or woman. Salary plus car. Subcn1t raume to Ad 121, P .O.Bu 1540, Coata Meaa,ca.~ Costa Mesa 540 10 We are an equal Hwit Bch 962 ss21 PRIMTIMG 1~~op~po~rt~uni~ty~e~m~p~l!>~r~e~r ~1.--------l PLATE MAKER wilhf~ lfEDICAL X-~ay Tech & cxper. Quality oriented AH. F /TIME B / 0. P I l 1 me I 0 r w color work & stepping 11-7. Mesa Verde Conv. Orthopedi c o£l· So. pl'O<'cdures. Muny com· Hoep, 661 Cent~r st,~ Secre~try OF FOUNT AIM V ALLIY TBMHOHE$ALES 'nred or tho routine ·1 Thia job ia for you! Call Us Now At llUOts TJME·LIFE LIBRARIES Equal Opp Emplyr lb /f Laiuna. 499.:,4531 pany benetits w /great S48-SS85. MJ:o:OICAL growth pot~nl1al -----R~n;PTWNIST l'l•artrec Press;. 644-7955 RH S..r1isor SECERETARY-$945 tor-------------1 $1148. Typing 65 wpm. Office ~k1lb 11,qturcd in Printing Vt.•rsatile photo 7-3·30, Cosla Mesa area cludm,!l m!> b1lllni; 30 hr tyJ)<'st.•llcr puteperson Call S49·306l. SH 90 "'J>m. 3 Yrs recent exper TELLER wk. &-1.> 3800 _ nt.-'<'<lt'<I for monthly trade Sales MEDIC \L 1-·rnnt Ofhct· pu1Jhcat1on El<p, desired D .. \MQNO'S STENO CLERK-$832 to $1012. Typln1 S5 wpm, Full lime posjUon. Ex SH 80 wpm. 2 Yrs recent pericnce prefered. Apply exper. al Union Federal Sav· Apply before Dec. 2nd, lng.s, 17400 Brookhunt, 1977. Personnel office, Fountain Valley . 10000 Slater Ave, Youn· 962-1378. Equal Op· position open Ear. 1'oi.c· on \. \f Comps el or ~ & Throat, facial plai.lll' ~1 milar eq u1 pmcnt surgery. Irvine. D1t· W.6 2680 FASHION ISLAND taphone. typing, f1hnl!. l'SYCHOLOGIST E.xper'd saleslady talnValley,92708 . portunityEmployer billing, some IJad. otl1ce Gd secretarial i.kill1> Start $l.50 St>nd re~ume Ad. 85, Daily Pilot. P .O.Box 1560, Coi.ta Mesa. CA 92626 --- ].IED OFFICE TRAlNt-;F Lile typ1n.c;. must ht• able lo work eve~ wknds Spanish hclpf~I. Ml! 7771 Lie. clinical PHO. Half needed for moderalel~~===~;:~~~1~~~~~~~~~1 or full time. Family lady's dep<irtment, app-r counsehne spec1allly, ly in person IJ3 Fashion SKr...twy-Pool T1lESERVICE training & supervision _ls_l_an_d....;,_N_._B. ____ -i Stroni typing & sh expl•r $1700. mo. full abilities nee. Apply In S Day wk. Sal + comm. time Send resume lo pen.on to Mr. Fuentes, Apply. 3000 E . Coast Y.S.P Int· .. J.103 Harbor SALES Robert Bein, William JH~w~y~.~Co~rona~~d~e~I M~ar~·--1~~~~~~--~~ ~;,:_.,_:_ ______ 1 HJ\·d. Suite 013, Costa Froi;t & Assoc .. 1401 Tow Truck Drivers ex· llcydt1 t020 &latching green, 8' daven- :\lcl!J. Ca 92tl21i l::qual B.ECTROMIC Quall St, N. B. per'd. Top pay. Apply, •••••••• •• •• • ••••• • ••• • port & love seat. $200. Op1>0rtumly Employer OAGAH SALES ET RY G&WTowtng, 1000 lrvlne Boy'~ yellow Schwinn 548-9418 II I G 11 E ST C 0 M SECR A Ave, NB 642-1252 wheel ---1 ---------tR!!ul.J-:,.,1a1eSalesPeople MISSION /GUARAN Newport Center Law Spd In wanted Lip to 00/10'~, T E E ; ,.~ R l N G E firm. Some legal expr TilAVIL AGEHT 756-1799 ~ newport comm spilt. Nwpt Bch HENEFITS. Sell in high pre(, but might consider El<per'donly.644·1412 ~ I 63l O!)(JO __ _ traffic shoppmg malls. trainee. JntelUgcnce, .-.;: .•.. -personne ----------i Some ability lo play the shorthand & typing re·""" .......... _.... ...... ~_... ....... ~ agency RECEPTIONIST organ rcq'd. Previous quired. Call Ruth Brazer _752·033_1 for busy North H.B Real we will train you. Cull - 5 -EC-- 1 -ET--.... -y--. \, :.ales expcr. useful, but 644·2071 ~ HappylltaNugl•lfHJ £'State ofc ExP<'r'd. 5 Mr.Lynn,80lMS31. -,~ 2l92Martln, trvlnc Ooys, incld'g Sat & Sun1~~~~~~~~~I Sen10.r Partn er of " • Call for appointment 8.30 to s 30. Real F.stater: ---Newport Deal:!h Pa~enl . ""'~ .. , .. lie de,1rable, but not nee. SALES Law Firm needs ex per HURSE Exper·d RN or L \fN Cor family prac. oft. Xlnl sal ~ benefits according lo exper & ability Call 6444311 Hurse••••· & Orderlies 7·3Sluft. Xlnt benents m· 1 eluding sick Iv e. Bayview Conv .. 2055 Thunn. CM 642·3S05 HURSH AIDES Training cl:isses starting , Dec. Isl Classroom & on the job training. 1-:arn while you ll'tlrlt. Appl), Park Lido Conv Hosp. 466 Ftaeshlp Rd, N.U 642-8044. HURSH AIDIS 7.3 & 3-11. Costa Mesa area. 549 3061 ----HUllSES AIDES Exper. pref'd 7·3 & 3-lJpm. Mesa Verd<-' Conv. Hosp, 661 Center St.CM NURSES R.H.&LV.N 1\Jll It P/tlme. 3 \0 1J .30 eblll. Benefit• Incl pd tnedical ln.sr. Care House Convel. llosp 1800 Old Tustin Rd Sant.a Ana 835-4900 P..ty Pf• M•:-Exper'd. Full tr nln1. We will 11how you how to make s100 your lat day. l>arl /f!'/tlmo . Purewator, Inc., Mr. Bl&il. 675-874$ wknd & eves. S40 1247 wkdya, Call Vera at, 846-1371 for For A.11 hcitilMJ 11ttretary w/xlnt •kills, appoint CARIS! ll!Ulllgence, lltttlattve & R. E. SAi.ES Youn~ executives 1n commercial real estate firm. seek trainee ror commercial real estate. 1 Year <'xpericnce 1n real e~late sales required. Private o ffi ce, secretary, draw & benefits. Ca II Reolonomlcs, Corp. 675-6700 Restuurunt ' ASSIST AMT MAMA.GER Excellent company bt'nefits. Sal(lned Position COUNTER PERS OHM EL Part-time. nights. t:;\perience helpful IS or over Apply in person 2-.SP.M . Tuesday lhru Saturday CARL'S JR. 19512 Beach Blvd lluntlneton Beach, CA Restaurant NEW RESTAURANT dPENING CAIL'SJR. LOCAL Division of lrg oat I corp. hu opemna lo be filled immediately for ble independence. sh.arp individual In· legalorpalelllexper.re· terested in a marketing quirt.-d. Pleasant office career. The successful envlornment, 1alary applicant withe ability to based oo exper. & ablh· meet people, ambition & ty. Send quahflcallons \0 a cleancut appearance P.O.Box 1971, Santa rui. • ...;._...._.__.:.. _____ _ should earn $16,000 + Ca.Ji! 927_02 _____ _ ~~h~~~J~%d. f~~ Seeretary dependable transporta-fJllCSOH YACHTS lion. We will lraln ir For Mrtd'g V.P. necessary. R~id advan Excellent opportunity cement if qualtCied. App Jyto: TELEPROMnER 901W.16th Street Newport Bch, 646-0585 _ SALESGIRL F /time sales clerk ln --------- nautical clothina store. SICRnARY Must be reliable. have To the preaident Money sales exper. Call 6~0$40 mgmt firm, ~cc secy to pnor t.o 11/29 .6...l.l/30 lot )'OWll presldcct. Typltl.c interviews. s k il I s & b a n k l n g ...::.:.;.;_;_...:.:....:.,..__ ____ I knowledge helpfol. Hrs. SALISUDY Early AM to 3PM, W. B. _;:,__;-.:.....; _____ BULL MASSTJFF, obe Contemporary retail Govaara the 2nd lnc.1---------• client young mdlc. Faw •tore need• talented. N•wport Beach. 840·23SO MUSIC IOXES & wblte. Must ha\'o lov mature,'saleslady. Full SICllTARY CLOCkS ins home willl yard & part-Ume. Must'be eit· Slot Machines, Nid:elo· 1181-9109 • !!.~!:,·ons.atary +com· lmmed openlna. Type deons, phonogC'aphs. ·s11a•• ... HU•"Y .....,., SO·llO wpm. Sh or World's Jarrest selec-.-" -Also'Need speedwrltlng. Good lion . Aho gifts, pup1, OFA, AKC STOCIC GIRL phone peraonaJJty. furniture, antiques. 751-1333 Part·llme evenings Pleasant workin1 conda .ion 1 ...:.;,;~;;.:..------1 Please call 844-2652 or &c frinae benefits. Call for American ~temat . a ; ~b Sprinaer SP4Jnle apply'ln person. appt. M2·1163. 1802 Kettenng; Irvine. Puppies. abO• quality. APIOPOS '1St·lm. ()pen Wed.&t. AKC rea. Rea1. prtoea 29 Fashion lala-",'NB SIC9tlT ARY ~710.~93 ...:.;.:;,;....._. __ __. __ , ,... I.I. Gara1e Sale-l'tl. Nov w/ UeettM Boxer Pup1, Cham 2$th haehld .lime, 10" Saleslady, Glft Sbop. Takodlctatlon. Wfllln1to SllWAITIOTH . Slred. Wfll hold lo radlal armHw. 11281 Mature. Do not apply un· work welltlenda, &Nist In ~IQUIS · Chrlatmas. All A hots. Canna Ct., H.B. leas yo1i have exper. CCM>rdlnattni omces pro· •AMJ!:RJCAN OAK• 962-8031. Buiga fl\ternatlonal, aenUy in San Clemente to Tho larptt mOlt com•..___ ..:.;:.;;...~to~Y----1-0-4-1 Nov 26/27, v to 4. Db· ~WesteutfDr,NB _ Oceanside. Sal+coinm. --. , ..... l v~" of~ • B ~ n-.o. pA . .Z...ca:·o,nk Uq" .... , •••••••••••••••••••••• Ph; Pat tJ• , ..-·-· ,..,.., .. ..... Whllewalet W• r JUt1 Inc. Ca24143 or 49'-2122 I \ .. speed & radio (849KBPl. It 7 4 POtlSCtil ... 5 speed. AM/FM stereo & low miles. (5701) UH TOYOTA 4a4 UM>ClUISH 4 wheel dnve in good cono111on !XTG246l. 2595 51995 . 1970 YOUSWACHH .. mpl•tely rebul II gine-ouaranteed 12 m:>n lhf. 20.000 les (435BLN) I '75 nJUMP'H TU 1973 FOllD PIHTO IUMAIOUT . 4 speed trans .. sunroof & mag wheels 1518HMAl 1'75 HO+COA CIVIC 4 spe e d . AM/FM 4 speed special paint stereo & low miles & radio Super gas (348MXF J saver• (690NJP). 395 52995 lt74 SUXUKJ 310 MOTOttCYCLl In excell en t cond1llon -must soe' (2K6'!32) MllRQDIS MOTORS I YOLYO .. TOYOTA & 21102 ......... t ..... wy. • Mission Vieio 831-2880 495-1210 GUESS WHICH CAR DEALER IS MAD ~ BECAUSE HE HAS THE WORLD'S WORST LOCATION? WE WILL BE OPEN THE ENTIRE THANKSGIVING WEEKEND INCWDIHG THANKSGIVING DAY 196S 25' Alrstream. xlnt cond. repdy to travel 13SSO/otr. 645-2216 SA I· 5Plf. 97M1%1 att ePM JO COLQIS TO CHOOSI .. OM O.IA YOURSTOOAY '10 Ford Super Van. VS, auto, like new eng. Ready lh' camping. Loll ol extras. Sl800. 493-Ul2 afl5 pm CONNlll CHEVROLET llB28 tlatbOr Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 ~~-.. I I /Ii,. ,, 1 ' tilo , • .. · '~ , r. t' t A ~1 I • ' • :•. ...... ~ ·-····················· .......... t705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 6ARWIC.i OAl~U N " I " 1 '' 111 tiJI 1 !1~4'1 J-~l/~ Jt770ATSUH rlC*UP 5 speed. radio, ~oler & ma1 wh els. Sbortbed rnodt-1. Eactra low mile.. (IMGl39) • SAVE HOW - C O STA M(SA. •ALFA IOMIO * Th11nks1lvin1 Holldfty S.le now aolna on today tllru ~lY· Call tor de· i,111. 21MS UAR80 BLVD IEACH IMPORTS 14044 a o HO.:OJ It 848 DOVE STREET DATSUN (Near MacArthur Blvd. 1976 DATSUN le Jamboree Road). a.210 COWi NEWPORT BEACH 2 Door. <4 1peed lraM. le 752-0900 loW mllei. In eitcellent -.,-6 _Alf_a_S-pkl-er-. _R_ed._E_x-.' condfUonl <233NDN>' celleot cond. Orl1. MAICE OFFER owner. AM/PM stereo. Hood bra. 9611-{1863 Audi 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 AUDI FOX Automatic, air cond., sunroof, low miles & in lmm1cul11to condition. (328Npz), MAXaoffQ MIHION VII JO •MPO'll S A • • '•• • • ........... 831 l/41l I~\ IJ0<41 ----- 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! Ml~ \10"4 Vlt JO IM,.01 I\ . . . ,,. .... Ill 1/U <419~ 1104 Tht •111ANH.,.. AJI model1 & colons. ..... di. O.U•wy Today! •-w.ci 1977 HenGot"ToGol COSTA ME SA DATSUN '72 510, 4 dr, AM/FM 11tereo cass, racemark str whl, Koni shocks, Dunlop tires, mags, S149S/b!t olr. 754·7782 1917 IMW 3ZOf ••M••••••••••••••o••• 4 speed, aJr condltlonanf . Ferrari Dino !74~ Lo ste reo casse\le & mUe1, Mint toa d. met a 11 I c p a J n t . Brwn/taa, $11,150/ofr. (U9RXK). Like new.,_67_5-_1903_...__ ___ _ must see to appreciate! SADDLEIACK VAWY IMPORTS 831·2040 495.4949 CREVIER .. Ml\\ION VII 10 •MPOlll\ llJlll•ll 4\l '.•104 Fe r rari Dino '74 . Bm!l'an. Lo mJ. MJnt cond. Great investment. Sl9,9SO/ofr. 675·7903 Rat 97ZS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11,'; • 1000 lh It.ti• 1t11 \II I . t • ' ' ' I ' I I ~ • • •. "' • ,. • . -.;_..:.....;... ____ .... • • THE 810 PEA TURES: • 6 WAY AIJJUSTAl&.I DllVlrS SIAT • AM-IN ST8IO MULTIPLIX IADIO lff,MT' IMll'IDll cow••• .. ............ alllet· Ja h•• eal1t.· coadl· tbll <lllaD ). ~ ' , ., . ·, • '· . ' . " •• Jll 's 1' ~ I • 0: ~ J • 'tj _J • TtM1ID GLASS • :;:ni~~~~~ • PWS MUCH. MUCH MOU!I miracle mazda r ~ . . . If you're In. a mood to deal for wheels, rely on the automotive clasalfled ads .. In the DAILY PILOT 642-5878 Johnson & Son says ... ." . · '\ "Let Us . Prove It!": BEST. SERVICE PLUS ••. ... LOW P~ICES TOOi Low competitive p~ioes and quality "after Sale" service is what we ~ff er at Johnson and Son. We'd like the opPortunlty to prove It. Come in and see us today . '75 UMCOLH t •75 FORD LTl> MJy equipped. Clotll sphl Mata, 1hoirno0m fresh. Thi& beauty even bas a IWI roof. 12S03S 54588 . CARS·-_....... I ''"'" '"•11' , 1 ·~ • 11 I ) • f' ~ j r }~ t , . . . II J I I 7 ·I l I 'I , I I 04 -------- ~ ""-··1·; /,\I' . I, J •, , I I I I..' I '\11' j,.'' , SJ I I 1.1 s 4\1~ I 104 ~---- I • st ~ '9e . tl'Udi you want from Is Ust . and ~~au ~our speelal ~k eparJmept phone number r • (5~6-llP I) ,. w.e'R '' give ?°"· thi~~disco11nt . ce right 'over tlie''telephofte!! J ' ,. ·-""-~ ~ f Descripffotl .. 86 l.oaded '8 ~r steering, Automatic, Silverado 26 Automatic. Power steering, White 05 ·..Speed, Power steering, Buckskin / 75 Automatic. Power steeri~. Yellow/_) 67 Loaded, Brown ie1 Au SOLD . steering, Air Cond .• Cruise control. Brown . • 60 Loi SOLD hite 28 • ttetrlng, Automatic, Brown 9 x Qytll)der, Slick shift, 'Tan , . . ~a · ·sou r. Stick'shitt. Yellow V.. TON ., . · ltock Mo. Description -305 loaded. Bluel Blue . ~98 Wort<. truck. Automatic, Power steering, Brown/Tan · ~97 Scottsdale. S1lver/Wh1te ,?55 Camper truck, Red 249 Camper truck, Heavy duty equipment. Tan/White : 241 Wor SOLD 1p, White ;~40 Automatic, Power steering, Blue . 39 Work Pick-up, White 38 Workmen Special. White • 36 Work Pick-up. White 76 Heavy duty Work P1c~-up, White 7<> Loac SOLD o tone Silver 66 4-Speed , Six cylinder 18 Loaded. White 98 Camper Pick-up, Yellow ~7 Camper Pick-up, Blue 72 Automatic, Power steering, Blue 71 350, SOLD1omat1c, Power steering. Blue 63 Camper Pick-up, Yellow 52 Autoi'hatic. Power steering, Yellow 3 Camper Special, loaded, Tan 49 Cam SOLD 3c1al:Tan 40 Automatic, Power steering, Blue _ ~ 41 Automatic. Power steering, White TON Mo. OetcripMOft Flee SOLDoaded. Air cond•ionlng. Brown/Buckskin Fleetside. Loaded. Russett/Buckskin Loaded, Buckskin/Tan loaded. Russett/Buckskin Loaded. 454, V-8, Yellow/Tan Loaded, 350, V-8. Two tone Blue 1.oad SOLD. Engine, Two tone Blue Lpaded, Camper Pick-up, Silver/White Loaded, Camper Special. Yellow/White Loaded, Camper Special. Yellow • Mo. Deta4,.._ • 69 ~Ton. Power steering, Automatic, Blue • 68" 1k TcSOLD eed 31 ... Ton. Loaded. Y4Mlow 51 Loaded !\4 Ton, Camper Special, Tan Ml~SION lillJO IM•'">ltl~ • I ••• . '"' . . . Ill 1/J8 I?~ 1104 LOOK AT THESI '77 DEMO OffBS- l977 C:O...._.,... . NOW ONLY ToWMC. _ . :::~r~~~~:~:r:. s 10 ~ •• c.o•c" 'oot & many ealt••· , •• , .. 2J•~ "" "'MOW ONLY 57799 .. • ·• 1973 YW , : SUPER BEETLE : AM/P'M radio, tticlc automatic, 1\al)er nice ,. car. *· #I ,JfuICK DEAJ;EH • .. LE SABRES Ti=~~~~ ... EACH. PRICED AT '639V .. SUGGESTED IUn'AJi,..:..'7'17.tS DlSCOUNT-st•.tS (102906) (80(5) - : '11 corvette. wbt, thoc bm lnt. Lo ml. A11ume • lee S?Cl8 rno. MS> llS48 lt IS VW IA Oran«U Super Beetle. Puel Inject, .,u Dr Plymouth . .Sharp AM/FM stereo. adDr'f looker. Good CP.'· $1760 · cstJJ( fnt. $2750, Cati '708elveder-e. 8985 !le0-4883 an. s. 'Ill Dodie $1~. V-' '73 Plymouth Sl UO u.•O 9772 '67 .Plymouth J.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '65 l''ord Pickup. Moto 1901tl YOU • ndll work S800 · SILL YOUI ·ee Chev)' El Camino. v YOI. VO, :.-:;..,~• good. Top rwrt· See ut (ot a top dollar Call 847·2203. Corne ~Umatet Ci<>thard & Slat.er. HI.In\· MAROUIS YO'-VO minon_Be_o_ch ____ 1 '«l Dart. 225 slal'lt 8, Xlnt cond. ~. 557..alM4 68 Pod&e Dar\. 2 dr, runs aood. 50,ooo orle ml. ---------• ~1wlll trade. SllG-Ql4 MISSION VIEJO AMC 9'05 tl •·2••0 496· I 2 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..-.--~--.............. '73 AMC Hornet"16 Mont Cak> VOL"O ~bout. Clean. $1$00. -; I d~ '. · ,. 495-1283 eves. .. ... 08 cv. EXCLUSIVELY VOL VO , . . $4700. 841·~--Larf)~l Volvo Dealer 76 Pacer. lo m1. Cully is !\f le '"'"·I AC PS I loaded stereo.. air V8 • on .,.., o • · n range Countr1 bJk 0~ blk. Must' aeli PB, PW, radian, lundaia BlTY or ~EASE S3000 Gree 497 ·1979. top. H•ry .i~an, $3600. DIR~CT IM.2-6857 • _fi1_s-_•-------• ; .. ~fmi: ~~.= ...... !!.' •. ·~;~:-:~':i.'i':'::-.:~. -~ofl!I ... ~~~-!""--...--• '75 Apollo 4 dr, V·8, Vin. Needs paint SS00 7SHOJ8 & M top, tilt wbl. p ;S, p B. ·n MONTE CARLO All Anaheim 760-2011 air, eru1H. Perrelli's, needed extras, nttAM ~~~:.=..-=t.=~~;~ ••. bke new $3600. 962·0045 ster tape, superbly main· -=======:=::-1-~-------r i4 Volvo. -t cir sedan. AC, .74 H~al , loaded, low talned. honestly xlnl , '69 Boas 302. gd conct. •'00Fury111. AC. PS, PB. beater, radio. auto trans. miles . .Btiat oUer close 10 ~. 493·36116 afl SPM 72 Gran Torino ' dr • Hooker headers many Good cond. lsl orr over ~~6~t2'~st ofr over wholesale price ~650. ·1~Capn~e Estate Wa1on, ~~l{FP~S.s~et':.0~0dra\~: xtru. $3.SOO. 840·2256 S'700. 548•8454 .-73-.-g-ood--c-o-nd._i_tt-on-.-al-r 768 3441 __ air, crwse control. Im· vinyl top. Clean. rurus !Jd. '64~ Convert. V8. 74,000 '73-4 dr. previous 11.D. cond., no rust. runs good. '7H44.Ai C,auto.27M mi. '7/ l.eSabrc. AC. PS, PB. mae. 1 owner. $19!15. Bob, dys, 534·7837 ml. clean, $2995. Ph Fire Dept car, very cln, llJOO or best olfer. like new Mui.l i.ce' pW,radio lltwhl. 4948419 _ evs/wkndsS49·2048. 642·5290 tuml.STS0.5369583 646-7896 si.295. 552'4488 Sll200 ' 54~6.'l91 '76 Cht>\' Mal Clsc. Lan· '70 Fnlc:on wa&;~-:S: ·~Mustang. Xlnt running :m Satelhte 3 scat~ -,7-4_V_e_g_a_H_t_c_h_b_c_k_, Codllloc '915 dau. PB PS. uir. l:IM ml A1C. P 1S, rndio, heater, cond. Nu tires. 318. auto, PS, topc11rrler, manual, radio, all bit •••••o•••••••••••••••• PP. ~350. 645·4948 lo miles. S890 768·33S7 $1200. 548-0819 tut.ch. clean S7SO 962·1557 rods, ~.000 ml. 640·4-tOl -------9100 ;;;;,:;:.;· ......... 9f0j ~ Autoa. Mew 9100 AMto.. Hew 910 Autos. Hew 9100 Mtos. Hew 9100 Alltol. Mew •............••........ ~ ·•··••••··············· ·····•••···•··········• •••............•........•..............•....•.••••.......•.......•..• Nabers -AUTO CENTER 1425 BAKER ACROSS FROM FEDCO • ~ CCM1nty11 S.•11. Cet'lfer • 1977" 1976 CADILLAC SIVIUIS (8 l To choose From All fully equipped with d~luxe features. 1976 SeHllc <212~1M l as low COST A MESA as $9888 Nabers Cadillac • CADILLAC TRADE-INS • '69 VOUCSWAGIN 7 rASS. IUS In excellent condition, 4 speed lransm1u1on . radio, heater & lui:gage rack. IZCC009l. $1799 . . 1974 POHTIAC '.?600 H.1rhm BlvtJ . Lm1.1 Ml'\,1 540·9100 '7' era DI ¥1LLI \'ery clean Pvt Pty. 640-Ms.t ·74 El Dorado-~500. Xlnt ciond. 1'\llly loaded. Call 613-2642 GlAHD Piil "74 Eldo. Convert. Clean, Full po"er ractorv air loaded. xlnt buy at $5650. cond • Liil ~heel, rall} (.' oner. 5"&-8098 _____ , whttls, aulomallc, Lan· ''7 Cad. Gold wtblk vinyl dau top, bucket seals & top Leather int. $1195. pwr. stccrrn~ brJkU· 640-5983 windows. <9R3JTU ). -------- $2799 * • ·74 Cad. aedan DeVllle. d · elegance Int. Lo ml. l.'.795.6111-2814, 781·5766 1973 SCOUT '74 Coupe De VIile, 1 4X4 WAGOM owner. like new. Luw Vs. power slrerlng, milea1c.67S·7707. white spoke wheel!! & ocr . road lites. This 4 wheel B E A U T · 1 m m ll c • drive Is In excellent con· Brou1b•m Sedan. H dllion. (033M BJ). New tires, MK ml. SllOO. 53999 * trade for ?1173'9M7 • lt77 FORD '70CdV. Mlntcond . Every luxury. $1850. Ph17W517 MUSTAHG GHIA VI. automatic, air cond. WANTED pwr .. steering & pwr. irre Seville, a.000--.000. brakes. Michelin llr~ 673 8383 ev1 rallye wheels. padded-------- vinyl t op (624RKZl '72Cad.E 1Dorado.Green WeekendSpedal at only w/wht vinyl top. All at· SA999 * ~s. Oril owner. 52,000 ".J m1. $4.SOO/bttorr. 673-391M ffl7 • H75CADILUC SEDAM DIVILLI 'TT Camaro, 1ood c:Ond. Full power. factory alr SS.000 ml guaranteed. cond.. AM /FIK 1tere $4,G.'O. 49'·2382eves. · wttb 8 tl'ack tape deck, , \ii\ WM.I. crube control, 77 Camaro T1P• LT. 90/40 scats. yellow ex· Pr1c:ed to NII. Pay olt Od· terlor with matching _ly"-._s_m_o_o_ld_._~----• P3dded top & gold cloth '68Camaro327, headers 3 Interior. 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Hubs AM/FM 8 Trtl·TNlllr Hitch .. _ 2 DAILY PILOT • '7 Ynu'r1.1 In line. \'ou want lo buy n dlnrnont.I ror \Our sweetheart. But you're " lllllt• concer ned 11bou1 l(l•ltlnl( )'our monry'1 worth. ('hum•••" Urt'. you've hc11rd nbout 11 frh•ncl I hut l(ul rlppcd-oll' buying a t.li111111111t.I. You may have ca1ually lookt•t.I at 11orne diamond rln11 In a lll>H' window (lo "et an Idea 0 11 prlct•w). Mu) lw you'"u oven abop· pt't.I" l'oupl•• or jewelry 11.orea aod bt«·n hlt·rnly warned that dla· 111ont.l1o com•• In many qualltlea and ) ou ~ u n1 tu watch out ror thine• like c·11rbon •J>OI• nnd bad color. t11d 11( • •1111•r '""·,,. "~tn ad4 that Ion" 111lt "I 1•• d ifr • off 011 dlamOndJ1 "'"""" ""'"· llut 1111 t.lrnmond. look about tbc 11Mm1· lo ) uu. Tr) a1 you may, you Juel can't •re m11cb di fference. Granll't.I mo~t diamonda do look prcll) mu1 h alike. But they're~ If vou 'II read on we'll 1 lve you 11-0me factM on dlamond1. Not love pcK'mM or foncl(ul phf'1llO, but fact., Wc'll 11·1 )Ou bundlo llle romanco. hr-1 ul 1111 1la.imnn<l1 art Juat like nn11er· print• ~;,,, h one 11 un1qut-ly Individual. Mn-NI) A tharn<mJ and you can -indl· •Klual dvtmt IHU.IK"l lhal lepa~l4' it (rom any ~llx r Alrtr\t'. And a diamond'• value la rtllly d~1nm111td by theur Individual charit(tt'fl•tlttl, Gun<ilo11 I• ovnlu•lf a dlnmond by f<>Ur fi111ple rului cnll.d tlwi "F'our C'a" • Color, Clartty. Cut 111<1,l'nrot wtl1tht. 1'1.,, rolor r""'"""""" has 111 tM dnM in ~url h tln1 l1~l11 ••r uncl.-r • ap«1al chmmal· kally hnlarwt'CI ll11h1, bffeuae dl1mo111la al!IO n-lk>.t any rol<•red h~ht thal mlahl be am;1n<I At l'l\•h ... iton•I .Jewtleno1 we ha,,. a erl nl mn•lrr clt~mnnda lhat n•ve bctn aruoltJ fur U• Ir\· the vemol11111eal IMLilute 111 i\m.,n«• Wv ht4\e an l11111ru,....nt call4'd ft 1>111rnnndhU• whl<h II' '*'•Md Ill «rMI• dinmrond color. II'• rAA)' lo w.e. even • lay· mun'"" "I'll itl1mond rotor in.lantly. All our dutmt~• an· K•.rod.d in thO. lnttrumtnt anti n .. •l!•'"I 11 rnlor <,.de on a colorlCM CLARITY ~In I pt!<lplt tlll\rlllt -imptrf.-tlnnt In • d1~111011d even when IMY are vlllbki to the ltllotlJ~'(! en. Tho •>'• r. tott(UIC'd by thl brilhnnco.11\llt't why 1 lo1~r diomondl.,. 110ld in what Ocll'lelk'Jim can the Jmpet'Atc$ 11r111I..,. If" dinmond du• not hi.,. vltlblt 1111 lutiont to th• tr~lned eye, thtn It lit a. ... ,~,,.-d n ~ll(le 11:ronl1n1 to the ... anJ lfot:ahMHlflho lnclllll<in •-under INll" n11i,at"'llo. You'• prubebW aaylnc to your- ""· well If~ can't• 11 wti.t dl,,.trtnlll dot.-a it maU. You kMw you·,. rtahL Clar· 11 y probably hu 1-•irtet on tlll bMuty of .i dla1n1.nd than lft1 or the otheor qu.Uty fa..wra R..rt heal ... It la ti. ...i.\ qlW- ity C...tor w ~be and ~1r1i.111011. rtm lend 10 d<!Kribe d18lftOnd QuMty try lb• •l!Pt "'1«. U-lly tbty •111 sM v•"' " \uupe and let you lot>lt ror _ywrwlr. M0o1 l"f(•ple un't '" an)'lhlJll ~l(h 1 louPI! and arur they t1ru11le aod _l*r at the <hamond, thn a(rtt lhal the dllmood tliey 11tt lcx•k1D11at19 prttty elev. The di.mo.d ioUp. that ,.. .. -loob like • wry el.mpl9 '°""1milot, but to • it elfttllvely, requi,... lot1 o( p111ctlelt. w, don't show you diamMd dlrity u-iP • loupe. We.._ a ..,.aally ~ blnocullr Jim ~ calW tM Mark V Gano; lite. Tab our wold for it when )'Oii look at a dlunond throurh thi1 thin1, you'll '" whst diamond clarity la 1111 about. CllT !'\ow thi• IA,.,~,,. il'o really hard to• dtf• re~ncer 111 q~l•t). Moot~ arr cli. playfd under h.uoh, inttl\tO' li11,hl. s~•n rail• diamond• look 1ood under thtH cvnditiona. 'The: £.ct la th<.oJh. that Nt hu ltllll't to do with di.:unond lx1Wly lh.n •aylhlnr •• An Ideally CUL diamond ia a bn11lifu t.ht111 to hehnkl f'ellllhl'-olthe color or clarity. tlnfortuMtely, mOAt diamond• ue not iclrall) cut. ThtY vary conicldlnbly l'ot a lot ol 1t·ll5'1na. S11P. whkh ••'Q talk ab;,1 a hlllr I.th r. plni • A h1i ivlt In d111rnond C\ll· ting. ll'• I"' ur lt4rd for a cuu"r lo CUL an .!Iii tArlll tli11noond whtn he kno'" by •1ll'9•tl111a It mil " liul1 bit ht can 1t•l a much m11rc ... ~1, .. 1oie 1.00 1.'11rat. Btd lnclu· elona or hl~tnlahH t•n be eliminated by varyini: tlw cut. Wluit I~ itnl)()t!Ant thou,h, ill thllt tho nnKIL'll tOO..n on lhe 11111111,.11011 are 1trlctl)' ~dhtrvd tn. They aN Important In hn" the h~hl i• bc11t, dloptf'Of<i and ,.. ftl'Cloo. Wt Km<k-Pmtllrrtion• In an INttN· rm·nt rullt.J I he l'ropnrttnnarope, V ou can e1101l\I """ tit.-111•Mlets and proportlnna for \f\Unolr. Y11u tan !fll e•nctJy "''"' lar a dlar1111111•l v•na frl>lll I~ 1111.111 pt11file Jtt'" dluloo' 14'1'· J...i 1 wnnl about .ii..~ Arly nit that i£ llOl 1 ht mndard IWnd brilliant i. called ,. fancy cut. ""1c• 11r rancy cu~ wiU vary" hvtn • round ol the aalllf !luality ud -accordin1 to fuliion and popularity. A11CI ~'"'to hOw much mo,.. difficult It la to cut. Wefl'ht re~nt.loo from t.lte rou1h dia· mond aloO ol\ya. rector. Oun't let 111,Yt>ne ((IOI you • .11.iat hecaw.e Ii diamond ii a 6incy 1:vt, doal not mean that ll it ~ ••t!Ufoble than 1 roundof thc•me1111Ality ... GB@O~ DAILY PILOT 3 ' SHARP liECAUSE ~ •• WE'RE THE FIRST ANO ONl.V PROFESSIONAL. JEWELERS IN THE UNJTEO 8TATES OFFERING A COMPUTERIZ£0 APPRAISAL SERVtC£ ALL DtA,MONOS ARE APPAAtSEO AND REGISTERED WITH AN ABSOlUTE EVALUATION REFLECTING CURRENT MARKET VALUE. DO YOU KNOW YOUR DIAMOND'S VALUE RECENTLY INCREASED? We know lhat where Insurance appralaata are concerned. a detailed descnphon of the Jewelry 11 all-imPortant. Pll'tk:Ul..-Jy In reference to plotting or otherwise Indicating the preaenl charactertstlc:a or blemishes In a &tone. ~ least half the value of en adequate appralaal lies In the later uae of that ~Ml lo ~ the Jewelry .fot d1m1g4t or to verify the Identity. design or constructlott of 1he piece In the event of loss. Basltet Bclfgain Hunt Is Half of the Fun Baskets or every descripllon and rattan and wi~ker furniture are rc,turcd at Dicker 'n Wicker, i622 Moulton Parkway, Swte A, 'l'usun. "We are a wholesale warehouse shaw room ," said owner Holly Habermehl," but we are open to the public." ·•we sell wbotesale to nores and decorators, and the publlc pl)'S the sam~ low prices, "she said. sells many items in sets. "If a customer buys a dinJng room table," she explained, "we elve a good price break on chairs to complete the set.•• Dicker 'n Wicker also has desks, dressers, mirrors al}d a variety or small items, including trays, place mata and coasters. "Our store is hard to find," Mrs. Habermehl said. "To 1et here, lake the Newport Freeway to the Ed1naer ortramp. Go east on Edinger to Redhill. After Redhlll, F.dinger becomes Me>WtoQ Parkway. We are In Koll Busl.ilesi Center, 1622 Moulton, in suite A In the rear." ~ -·--~ l WHISKEY JUGS Wide may of crockery and ~ whluey end spirit bottles are featured et th• Crock Shop ht Newport Beach. The store Is at 4&9 N. Nnport Blvd. Hane Eckert dleplaya hJ• antique cloCk collection at HannaJorf '.,, Jewel.,., Harbor View Shopping Center, Sen Joaquin Hiit• Road and Se" Miguel Drive, Newport Beach. - . \ ~'II never have to ~is&. the good thblP on tiV again. I ... what you've been mllllngl SeleetaVl1fon record• any program (ewn while you•re alleep or ~way)-playa back on any TVf 8ff (and hear) yourwelf on TVI SeleetaVlslon has two optional black-end-white TV cameras, each wtth bullt-f n microphone. ., Recorcla up to 4.hours on• single c••Mtel Corrie in now for a special showing! • e DAIL V PILOT . Thu~. NoYember 2<t, 1977 Fancy decorated ioose eua. by Eleanor Dorway, ol Walnut Creek, will be on sale al La Porte Rouae ln Newport Buch atartlnc Nov. 29. "Exquiaite" ls the word that best describes these handmade heirloom eggs, according lo a spokespenoQ. Two dozen of Mrs. Donny's t•m· like creations wut be featured ln an exhibit at the shop, with a backdrop or antiques from the world over. By cutting the·egc shells, Eleanor achieves all sorts of elegant deslens. ''One ol the most in1enJous eggs has three petals which open and close and are held in place by tiny brass hinges," said the spokesman. Other decorative e1gs hold statues, hand painted 17\ll and 18th century figures and some contain French silk prints. "One even con- tains a music box," he said. Mrs. Dorway's talent has been developed through yean1 or working with her mother making very delicate shell nower arrangements and shell pic- tures. This was later applied to decorat- ing hens eggs which were sold al the Attic in Hinsdale, Illlnois. She has also bad vast experience with decoupage, papertole, atitcberY and macrame. Mrs. Dorway derived her lnspira. tioo from Carl Faberee, who once created jeweled ens for the czars and czarinas or Rusala. He sometimes spent as much as a year worki~ on a 1Jn1le egg and de· lighted in creatJng tlny drawert fit lo contain jewels for a queen or em· press and are valuable collector's 'items. Antique China Items DlsplayeCI · , AnUque china ln complete or near· ly complete set. Is available at La Porte Route Ltd., newly opened at 1831 WeatcllffDr., Newport Beach. Owner Marta Hemphill bas made several recent buying trips lo the British Isles. "I have tried to find older antique items not usually av all able In this area,·' she said. One porcelain dinnerware set con· tains 36 pieces and dates to 1830. Another, or Staffordshire porcelain, -contains 51 piece:s and was made 1D :iw. Mrs. Hemphill said she also bu En1Uab teapots and sugar bowls on hand. 11iele ranie in price from $30 toSlOO. Amoni other potential gill ideas at La Porte Rouge are antique rings. braceleQ, earrings and pendants. .. P.eopte uem to favor small brass it.ems and aucb things· as antique Ink wells and ink well stands," said the 11ore owner. "aod we have a good SUPl>1Y." La Porte Rouge is open 10 a.m. lo5 p.m. Monday throu1h Saturday. • - -·--· 1 HO Rolllng 11 I SI k .11 OC II I I I I I X-TRA DISCOUNT COUPON ·CfilUSTMAS SHO~PIN~ · AT IT'S BEST! . . . ~ ..,... au C al tabletop accessories a~e asu lt Jn trade at Company s the stoc .... -,~ .. , lo owner John Comlng, acc..,."'- Scr:n«s:rUut Coast Plaza store reati:ea ~ formal stainless placd settinp, ·rtaltware, china an un5~~·b we'1 k,nC)wn brands ala,• wood and Dalton are av · ~~!'"'says Schinnerer, wriho e:~ phaalzed that the s~re tlf es everyday us~ type of item. ~hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.In. to6p.m. SUbday. -- •• .. "Jeanne Youngblood dlaplaya plllow furniture at Fantaatlc Furniture, South Coast VIiiage, Santa Ana. Lofa Lounge Is a Coast Village Hit Fantastic Furniture sells '"unique overstuffed furniture" in the words of owner Linda Ferrell. •'All of our furniture is constructed with overstuffed cushions which flt' ln oiled or lacquered hardwood frames." Mrs. Ferrel, who co-owns the South Coast Village store with her husband Lurry, says they are the ex- clusive local source for the "loft lounge ·• She describes the lounge u • love set-sized. rcclinJng type or couch. "It features reversible nauiahyde and fabric cushions"' Mn. 'Ferrell says. Since lt,aotaatlc Furnil\lre operates its own upholstery shop, a wide variety of fabrics ls-offered, in· eluding imported Belgian velvets. Special orders can be delivered within two weeks and all con- stru~tion carries a five-year guarantee. The store also stocks a complete hn• or watcrbcds, wall systems, palutings and olll'd redwood bwi tables. One ol the most popular Items in the 1tore, according to MN. Perrell, is redwood and brass Tiftany.atyle lamps. These are available in swac, table and noor models, ahetaya. South Coast Village 11 located off Plua Dr. near Sunflower Ave .• ln Santa Ana. ~antutle Furnitw-e sto... houn •re 10 •·'1'· to t ~.m. Monday lhroijfh SatUrd_, and U a.nr. toSp.m ,Sq~ay. accent$ every sd:>tie orqe ord flae of this rrodem ring. ·~- !vi unusual lopis stone is set onto the ring fo, added oppeol. 1'4k Gold $175.00 The WOPfl't <jow ott.t o pearl con ~odds to the beauty of the$8 dorrord~ earrings for the disaiminohn9 lody. I 4k Gold $210.00 Thursday, November 24. ten DAILY PILOT 9 J'his fobUous 1.20 er. canary yellow pear shape diamond is wrrounded by 28 boquettes and 13 rodic;lnt smoU diomonck h2WJO 1'41t Gold • .. TIU custom settinc;i becomes the perfect fromr for ~ .. Frfneh enamel highlights fM delicate pearl on this fbal beauty. I 4k .rx>.OO There's more to this rrons.ciog ~meets the~ The rO&ont don-end sSdes bock and forth as you rrove your hand. 1'4lt Gold $6~.oo 10 DAILY PILOT Thurtd•r. November 24, 1877 1 Nostalgia Crcifts Recall Way Back When An assortment of antique &lit items for lhe entire family can be found at Way Back When, in Hunt· lngton Beach. Located at 8901 Atlanta Ave., on the corner ol Atlanta and Magnolia Street, the store carries everythlne from Christmas wrap and yarns to dining sets. 11W-e personally select every item In the store," says CO;.c)Wner Dianne Garner. A full line of antique reproducUon Christmas cards, handcrafted tl'ee ornaments, wreaths, bandcralted stockings and boUday wine -..cka are also available. "We try to keep antiques at re. asonable prices," she says. Children's girt items carried In· elude stuffed dolls and animals, cast iron toya, wooden toys, wooden rock- lnt horses, children's wall plaques and Bisque dolls. "Just about every conceivable r.lece of furniture Is in our inventory, ncludln1 tables, chairs, dressers, buUets, beds, washstands and lamps," says Ms. Garne:r. Jn addition to the antiques, Way Back When features microwave cookware, kitchen utensils and towels and toilet seat co\'ers made especially for the store. Holiday hours are Monday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 9 pm., Tuesday through Thursday from 9:30 a .m. to 5 p.m., Saturday until 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon until 5 Pm. H•ndlcr•ft• and antlqu•• are av.H•bf• •t W•y BKk When, 8901 Atl•nta Ave., Huntington Beach. -· '· -----~ .. Old-Ume celling f an1 are back again at Americana Celllng Fan Co., 15058 Midway Pl., Midway City. Fan-cy Energy Misers Return Remember the old nostalgic ceil- ing fans popular at the turn of the century? . They are back in style, accorc:Una to Vincent Sodano, owner ol Americana Ceiling Fan Company, 15056 Midway Place, Midway City. "People favor a nostalgic look these days," says Sodano, "and these rans are both decorative and func- tional " The fans also are great energy savers. ·'One or our rans uses leas eneray ln a day than a 150 watt ligbtbulb1" Sodano says. "They also recirculate beat that rises to the ceillna, thus cuttlns beatina costs. In summer the movina air can lower body tem- perature six to eight degrees." One brand Sodano sells ls made by the Hunter Company of Memphis, Tennessee. "This firm bas been in continuous production since 1888 and has made this ran since 1903," he says. The Hunter ls available ln 38 and 52-lnch blade lengths. Options ln· clude several choices of flnllh and Ughtlng fixtures mountable on the fan bottom. Prices start at$149. • Americana alao carrioa t Casa Blanca tan, a ornate, Cl6C• orative model with a variable speed motor. OptloM Jncbadt oak~, cane back or stencil bladfl and lllht fixtures. Price$ on the Cua Blanca start at $126. Americana Cellini Fan Conu>a)l.Y is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuescaay through Friday, 10 a_. in. to S p .m. ~turday, fWMJ nooa1 &O 5 p.m. &in· day• < • , I i '" 0 f • ' l • •• \:.I ~ Comes complete with VTRTlmer aJD! __._~---~ progrwnmlblt tlrMr llowt YOll to '9CIClfd ycKlt laYOl"'9 PfOG'W'lll Ill dlflnnl' tll!le ~No need to my holnl to Ut end llcp tht VTA. ~.~·!4,1tn .. = O~LY, PILOT 11 j \ °' ·, & ' ' .... ,,. '\'• ~ '''•"' 'l .. '# '· \; 12 DAILY PILOT * .. --. ... ..... . .. _._.._ . ~ ..... . ........ -. .. -..... ____ .,. _______ ·~·-···_. .......... ____ ._ ____________ _ Jo_ncith~-~·s Treasur~~~ 'p1ports, .old Tliings · " • ~ ( r,. .. , • Jonathan's Antiques In Newport ' Beach is a family business. ~ach year Jonathan Bixby, his wife and bis mother travel to Europe at least six times to purchase llne antique furniture, jewelry, porcelain and silver for their store at 422 31st St. in ~annery Village. 1 "Since we do our own lmporu~. we can offer excellent buys," said Bixby. • Antique rings and other antique jewelry are expected to be popular Christmas items, according to Bix-. by. "We have a large selection," he said, "ranging in price from $39 to a · high of $2,!iOO." Jonathan's also s~ciaUzes tn ftne aot~que porcelains, both dishware and figurines. "We have the finest European brands," sald Bixby, "in· eluding Meissen, Capo-Di-Monte. Haviland and the popular Hummel figurines." Jonathan's fun:llture is primarily from Europe but does include a few American pieces. Roll top desks are priced from '650 to $1,800, cbalrs from $60 to $550. Miscellaneous furniture items in- clude foot stools, hall stands, mir- rors and leUer racks, all at bar1aln prices, according to Bixby. "We also have antlqqe silver natw are and serving pieces, paint- infs and etchings, cut 1tus, Orien- tal ivories and brass plaques and, nautical Items," Bixby aaid. Store hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday tbrougb Saturday and noon to4p.m. on Sunday • Jhl• 1840 QUffn'• Pond Saller la one of rn.ny unique anuque Item• at Jonathan'• Antlque1, 422 31 at St., Newport Beach. · . . . ALL FABRICS S ,...,.,. w ....................... SJ.ti I tt'Ve Mr 9 ..... ,. ... ta.11 $1.Jt lOO"f Ntf D.-.. W , A ... •ue tr I HI!'. Mr llelrtKl •••• "• ta.• SO' Ne,_. ·. •, • .... • ....._ ttt.oo SI.ti ~ s.i.. ................. $J .. .. ...,...... ..... s.i.. •••••••• $1.00 I ,.~ ...................... tr ,... •••••••••••••••••••••••• 11· . · WI HA VI I 00,,o WOOL GAIAIDIHI AHD PUii LIA THER -. UPHOLSTERY ' CHAIR $99 WI• Invites you for Christmas Dinner · on ... and h"I ••• Christmas Tree by Spode --- International Look' Fioe J9welry ·•we have for Chrlstmu a lar1e collecUon of tree ornaments in sterl· ing from Mexico and Portucal that are Just beautl!ul' • The three dimensional ornament& are In Christmas symbols lncludlng snowflakes, stars, Santa Clauses, Christmas trees and Angels says owner Mary Barr. Appraisals and repairs are done on the premises In addition to a free gift wrapping service. Experience and expertlse have been trad~marks of Charles H. Barr J ewelcrs since its opening in 1959. After opening on BaTbOa Island, thtt 1tore moved to Westcllrf Plaza, where it has 'Offered tine jewelry pieces and one-of·a·kind cusloln de· signed jwms ror the last 13 years. Mrs. Barr hand picks most of her fine Jewelry pieces from such far away places as India, Singapore and most recently , Russia and Germany. "I just got back from a trip to ~""1"·•·--... DAILY PILOT 13 features .. Latest "Totta,•a clothiq ti more ad· vaneed .than iD the: past with IDCll'e warmth wJtb leu bulk, n says Jones, NewPart QI Co. al.lo bu a com· plete reilt8I iervice featuring oew PJscheruu llDd ~am booU. -..... --- . -·-·----.. _ ---· . Comforting Design~r Streamlin·es Your Gi-eaf Indoors Interior design services for both · home and o(fice a.re speclalUes ol Aspasla Gath Interior Desl1tn at21062 Brookbunt St., Suite 208, Huntington Beach. 0 We do a lot of commercial desltn· ln& as well as resldenUal desllllina ln the Lot Angeles area and OraQle; Ventura and San Diego-counties," says owner Aspasla Gath. . She l\rel&es that even ~ a Jl'•at deal of berwork la done1n tbe home, th8 design ot an ofllce ii veey important. · "It'a kind of ICAr)' for aomeone to go to a doetoi"a1 office ln the first place, but ltthe waLUna rooms have that comfortable, Uvma room lo<* t.o- them, the patients tend to re1aX IDd feel ateue~" aayaNra. Gath. Lawyen and dentiltl have also beneftted fn>m the many interior de. sl'n techniques Olfered at the studio. 'We can chance a 'cold and llfe- leu' room Into a warm and frteDjlly one ustna draperies. carpeµq,Jllbt· tna, U,ht plants, rue cabinets aDcl of, flee f\1rniture," HYI II ra. Gath. The me ohoftdeeptonea atvtngUae ·~ room a country P'reneb look and a contemporary feeUna help make any office ''feel warm and alive." · Mra. Garth hu bullt'a atroni re- .putatton in the past 10 years, Which 1he considers an important element ln her work. She is also affiliated wUh the American Society of Interior Dealpers. When designing an office, the budaet plays an Import.ant tole ln de- termining what ls done and bow much. Mrs. Gath atteospta to work around the budget. Good Interior deatgn on • mOdeat budget '• ....... tar of A•P••I• Gath. lnterlora, 210l2 Brooktturat St., H11rtt• l19onBeach. .. That's really the trick to Interior deslanlnc." she aaya, "to make a home« office look 1Nat and 1ta.J wlthln a budget. AQyone can take a room and make ltfantutlc wttbout a • bqdiet." r ' * •'The two, three or four hour vldeG tape machines are teaJly goin& to be . popular for Christmas this year," says Dave Weimer, vice president of Advanced Video and Comm\lnlca· tion in Costa Mesa. Located at 729 w. 18th S . SUfte A-4, the store featur•s the ~VC Vi ds tar as well aa mob11• telephones, Port-a-calu, col\ference callers, and atta~he phones. Big screen televisions are also carried as low as $995, acconuni to Weimer. • He feels the big screen TV's .,.. raptdly &alnlng in popularity as the price goes dowo, b\a\ Jays that most of bis customers for these are atffl from ban and discotheques. Weimer suggesta~ple searcbtq for vldeo recorden should learn aboµt the product they are &()Ing to buy. "Some people are not gettl,ng pro· per information when buytq video equipment," he sfys. "You ahoald find out everyttiint about the ma chine, what it has to offer. aDd then btzy froio a reputable dealer .... one who will servjce the madWie. •• Adv&aced Video and Commamca· tion wiD lnatall and service ever- ylhlni lnstock, he aald. The store ls alao the only local de-• aler of Akal products that offers a large selection ol wrtabJe cuaette recorders. ~ · Houn are from I a.m. tot:»l>.ni: Monday throuah J'rlday ., ---. • Gutter J • B9asts . Unique. Items One ol lhe largest collections of loose diamonds in Orange County can be found at Professional Jewelen ln Huntington Beach. '·w c can keep our prices lower than most of the retail stores because we do everything ourselves -from cut- ting diamonds to adding the finlshin1 touches to a hand crafted piece of jewelry, says manager Bob Brownfield. The shop. located at 20902 Brook burst St.. Suite 201 on the second story or the Financial Plaza, offers a one-to-one relationship between customer and salesman. "We want you to come ln bere and make an informed decision wben choosing your Jewelry.'' says Brownfield. · . "People want to know why a piece of jewelry is a certain price. Tbey don't usually come in here on a romantic basis." • ''Next to the car and the house, a diamond is probably the most ex- pensi vc investment lhat one makes in a lifetime. we·u take a11 the lime it Tr•dltlonal lrtth culture 11 reftectecl In the Imports •t lrt1h Cottlff, South Coast Vlll•g•, Cott• Me••· :r:: ''We travel to lttlan4 frequently, seekin1 out ~e cottaee craftamen who aro preserving the tradlUonal arts.'' "We buy from them," says Oscar Burlin1 owner of Irish Cottage Im· ports m South Coast VlUAge, 3800 Plaza Dr., Santa Ana. Burlln's store ls a veritable museum ol Irish culture. Clothes, Jewelry, food, music and dlshware all reflect the traditional Irish lifestyle. There are Arran fisherman knit sweaters made of lambswool, rang· ing in price from tBMo $150. Unusua1 Jewelry ls a specialty of lri.sh Cottage. Oadda&b riQgs-two hands aupPOrtina a heart with a crown on it-are available in 1llver and gold. Connemeara jewelry is also featured at the store. "These are jewelry pieces containing stones of Connemeara marble, a green gem found In Western Ireland,·• says Burlin. "It is similar to nephrite jade, but not as bard." Rings, crosses and figures ol tbl_a material cost • to Sl50. "Among our food Items are an Irish sa~e locally made to our own reclpe," says Burlin. "We also have black pudding sausaie. biscuits, teas, Jams, marmalades and candy imported from Ireland." Women's coats, hau and scarves aa well as records and tapes of ttadi· Uonal Irlsb muaic round out Irish CQttage'• offerings. Chrlatma.s shopplna hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday throuah Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun· day. I ~ __ , __ _ Jewelry. cryslal glassware and a varlety or collector's plates are among the Christmas till posslbiUtlcs al Sabina's Gift Shop, ac· cording lo owner Mary Brackett. Both Cine and costume j~welty Is available, including sold ceck chains. ladies slick pins and a variety of earrings. Collector's plates 1nclude Nonnan Rockwell scenes and com- memorative l)•pes for weddtnp and anniversaries " Imported Austrlan bird ti1'4ri~es and West German (lg\,l.rlnes ~plct· ing seenes of country Ute are also of- fered . PricesrangeCrom$20toS75. In addition to gilt Items Sabina's • also carries a complete line of. '1'ffl· ing cards. atft wrap and ataUonery1 ~ Christmas •tore hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p. m. Mooday thloUtlt 5!'nd•r. - ---------- "Jt also wu my job to prepare the w0ol1 for dyetna." he sald, describ· log J>il yqulb spent workinJ in a family \)usinesa that has spanned three eeneraUons. Hi• Ufelon• relationship with orlental ruga bai resulted In a store he saya has "the largest selection of antique rugs in Orange County." Outounlan said his sto~e stocks ru•s from India, Russia, China, Romania, Bulearia, Turkey, Alghaniatan, Pakistan, Taiwan, Spain, Penta and Beleh1m. "We also havE one of the large.,vt local selections or American lodtin rugs," Ouz.ounian added. Rue prlcN range from $50 to $5,000. according to Ouzounian, who asked that customers call for an ap· polntment before visiting the store. Ouzounian pointed out that be teaturea many moderate prJce items. "0Ur Belgian, machine· made, wool rugs have the Oriental desiJns, but are priced from $200 to $400," he said, adding that Navajo rues range from under $100 to more than $1,000. He emphasized the value ot orien· tal rus• a an lnveatm~t. "Good orlel'lt&l rugs have appreciated at a minimum of 20 percent a year for over 10 years,'• he said. .. -~ ~· . .,,. v• ---•::; ''American $20 sold pleeet are our mott popular item.a at ~ saya 8ob Harbllon, owner of Cove1 2630-0 Avon St.. Ne~ Beaca. "' Harbison stocks a variety ol eQla .. jewelry for the lift livlq seaaop, lll·-i' • clu.dlng rin111 money clips and eat• ;&; rlnas. r Harbison said the '20 gold Pieces r etail fot $300. When "t ln a t< ~arat gold necklace, the prlee ta 1:165. "We a1ao have pl'QOf let& for bh1.b years, 0 Harbison 1ald. ~ ol these vary d~f.c:1 the number inln~or~P.~C Y.~· .. --··· Coin Cove also has rare date colns tor collectors, u well a Investment roU.. "We have hl~arade bust colnaae from the earlj lSJO's tn 1'alf dime, clime, quartet and half dollar de· nomillatlom," Harbiaon added. "We nen have an u.ncltcu1ated tbree-le~ed Buffalo nickel ln one of our sets~ ' the nulliJ1matllt con· tlnued. ''Tbia II a rare Item few peo. pie have·~" be added. The COinO>v~ta ~from U a.m .. to 5:30 p.m. Wedne•d&T throUah · Saturday and frolJl a ,1>.m. to 5:30 p.m, Tuesday. .--_.._ --. . ' ... • .... 0 • • . ... .. >. • English and Western Riding Gear Sho~n Saddlery items and a complete line Qf Western clothing are avalla· ble at Rasmuuen's Saddleback Sad- dlery, ~NewportAve., Tus~. "We carry most of the major brands ot western and EnsUsh sad· dles," said owner Ray Rasmussen. "Prices are $150 t.o $59S tor the English styles, and $250 to $1100 for the western," he added. Boots, shirts, pants and hats are also stodced ln all the popular makes, according to Rasmussen. Boots range from $34.95 t.o SW; shirts from $12 to $25; and hats from S8to$75. Ras mussen emphasized that he also carries Enillsh ndtne bOOU. Prices range from $(0lo$100, besald. The at.ore also carries ridint ac· cessories such as blankets, pads and. bridles and clothini aecessortes. "We have aterUn1 sllver belt buckles from $100 to '250 as well u"" silver plated type• for sso:· Rasmussen said. He also 1al4 the store features a complete line of .. western leisure look" clothlne. R•y . R•1mu1aen •nd B•rb Gr•nger model rtdfng f•thlon• from Raemunen'a Saddlebalck • Sadcn.ty, 13922 Newport Ave., Tu1Un. lnatand PlaybaQf<, Battery or DC 12V Power Sou~.~ BlW Otllette, 30 Min, Recording Time Built-In Microphone, 3 In. Viewing Monitor. camera. C-mount & 8 to 1 Zoom lent. AKAi MOW~~=~MAS $ 1895°0 VIDSTAR VHS Portable COLOR RECORDER CAMERA AKAi Portable Color Recorder. C.mera. 1st time we've lldvertlsed In Orange County. Llghtweloht VTR • fMture1 Automatic &dlUn~ c.omrot. atop moUon, Sound Dubbing, Two H•lld Hellctl Scan. camera Lena e to 1 Zoom, 300 line RHolutlon. Ughte1t Portable f/llW made. VIOSHR ~ .. 2 hour VIDEOCASSETTE Recorder JPtayer System by JVC. Record )OK Favorite TV Programs White y00'r• away. or record one program white vcohlna ~. WorM with atmott iny conventional TV aet. s 1 04CJOO We have the bett. 60 watts of power. IMTX/MTS CSI. Llvtrmore. Harris In 1tock. Atta<:h• PhonH Leasing I FlnanclngAvallJble. BIG SCREEN TV CMlllM N G1111 a.-T•ltvlelo11. WHlltllll• ~~~IO v....e....~ 1!)0• Sollll a1110, °" ..... ,, .. , ... , ,_,..a.II -tit -~---- .. l ) r { ... .. .. • -~~ -. ---,.,.. -24 DAIL V Pll-OT * <:GlnPwciign Furniture Imported Engli$h "campaign .. s tyle furniture by J an 's of London is featured at Ru">sell I Interiors ln Newport Beach. The store, localed in Mariner's Mile, 2700 Pacific C<;>ast Highway, la the exclusive distributor !or. this line, according to owner 'neverley Diehl. She describes "campaign" as a style which originated in the British military. "Armies found it necessary to add brass corners to their desks lo avoid dama1edurine\hefrt11Qu~nt mo_ves. •• She said hardware is tailored and most pieces have leather inserta and are made of Honduras mJbogany. Russell I lnteriora also stocks a variety of brass and copper nautical items Including lamps, mirrors. clocks and telescopes. "All ol these Items are soUd brass and copper," Mrs. Diehl emphasizes. "Nothing is· "Twelve Daya of Chrittmu" will plated." be the theme or Bayside Shopping "Our typical customer," says Center•• thi.rd aM1,1al Cbri1tmas Mu. Diehl, "is someone who knows Tree Parade, accorclln& to a cent.et the difference between something spote.spenoa. ' that looks good and something that is Twelve trees llnlne tbe shopping . eood." mall will be decorated with Russett I Interiors ls open 10 a.m. I ~ •• to s p.m. Monday tbrou&h Saturday and on $mdaY by appointment. handmade decoraUons, each depict·: ''t 'log one of tho 12 days of Christmas. r . .. .. arrhecl • • • clothing \las W'; en a ctothio1. antiques and giltware are featvred at Classical Imaginallon, 305 Palm St. on the Balboa Peninsula across rrom the Fi!one. omen's aportwear by· such fa us makers as Chemin De Fer, Wines Jeans, International Set, Wayne Rogers 'U'd Potage are car· ried at diSCOW!t prices, according to owner Pea&Y Fazzi. "Clothing prices have gotten ridiculous aod some people just can't afford tl\em," she said. "We sel up the store to provlde clotbinf al affordable prices. Everything here is qoallty merchan· dise and ls marked down. We get a ------ smaller profit but-our customer geU a bigger savings." • Plants are also offered al a~ .,,er· cent discount. An assortment of unusu1tl gift$ can be found at ctass\cal Ima11nation, inchtdinl stuffed anlmal1, dolb, pot· tery, jewelry, candles, wooden toya, baby outfits, lamps and brass t~m~. ''Another popular 1ifl ls the desk ; set by Laseicraft. It Is solid walnut and engraved wtt.h different desl1ns with a laser beam. ll'• really beautiful." · Classical Imaglnation is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .• Saturday from 10 a.m . to 7 pm. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Body Massage .• Galvanic Facials Makeup Artistry Complete Lina of Ph Cosmetics Individual Lashes Hair Style, Coloring, Perms Manicure, Redicure Waxin~ .. ·- -·-. --_ .. Santa Claus and his friend Scooby Doo will visit Ice Capades Chalet for a Cbrlatmas party on December 21, according lo Tom Muru, chalet manaaer. A 1peclal Thanksgiving skating session wlll be held Thanksgiving .evealna from 6· p.m. to 10 p.m. Another special -.Ulon wJU be beld Friday, Nov. 2S from noon to 5 p.m. Ice Capades Chalet· now bas two .... · ---------··---. .. ---- locations. The Costa Mesa rink ts at Harbor Boulevard and Adams A venue and the South Coast rink li > at Bristol and Paularino Streets .. Banet, jazz and hockey akaU! classes are also 1cheduled, wit enrollment beginning Dec. 1 . classes beginning t.he week of Jan. 23. Coata Mesa Ice Capadea Chalet also features a tog shop wltb a vane- Mery Key 8Mllon modefa thrM piece ''llodr Engleft" CMltfll from th• Ftnlc*y Fox. 15111 Goeden Weet St., W"tmineter. Eight local women 1tad~ bavt been nominated to COID}tete in tM first Fem.ale Athlete ol 'lbe Month contest apon&O:red by nie Flnlc~1 Fox in Westminster. Located at 15186 Golden west.St., the at.ore Will nominate two lli'la from each of the follow tu.' bltl;a 1cboot1: llmna. RwrtJa,ton Beadt. Wcatm~. aqdOcean View. Any 1tudeDt from these blib schools can vote for the athlete ol hii or her cltolce. In addition to lbe contest. the •tor• carries women's sportswear In junior, teen and petite aiza, accord· 1114 to owner llal')' Kay Shelton. 'We carry underweat, ·~· cenortes, Jewelry. and evenlni dreaaa for thole bard to fit small women," HYI Mn. Sbelton. She atresaes the "layered look as well 11 lbe Ht.in look'' for aarutmu lift glvinl but notes that dresses ..,. on the way back "ln." Several ot the famous lines car· rted Include: Kelly, Dttto, Cllemln De Fer, Hang Ten. Stint Bee, Jody, Nifty, Kat.thew Love and Byer. "Wt al.so l•alU1'8 bard. to find sleepwear ror the youna, bud to please teen," she says. -- .. ---~--.. -, . 28 DAIL V PILOT Manager Mike Co•tello (left) and Don Shfrley dllPfay a r'ldlo con· trolled L.8mborghlnl from the Hobby Shick, 18480 B1ndUler Clrcle In Fount~n Valley. Models Radio Controlled Radio controlled models are the ~pecialty of the Hobby Shack, 18480 BandiUerCircle, Fountain Valley. "We have 80 radio controlled airplanes on display in the shop,·· says general manager Mike Co.itello. "We also have radio controlled cars, boats and trains, "he says,'' as well as HO and N gauge trains and slot cars." For Christmas Hobby Shack Is of· fering radio and plane combipation starter kits for beglnnera, . says ... Costello. Prices range from $88 to $130 for the starter packages. Radio controlled gliders range from $15 to $30, to as muchas$80. Costello points out that all Items are discounted heavily. " We specialize in helping beglnnen get started," he said. Hobby Shack Js open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Sunday. MEN'S CLOTWNG Our very finest blazers, the butter-soft camel's hair and our luxurious pure cashmere -from $185.00 ' .. . .. .. -------.. - "' ··--··--····· ..... '' ,. ........ ···--'---.-.---·-·~--·-·-······--···-··--···. . Carole Cook and Brynn Gerner dlaplay new hollday dr•H Shop 's a Potpour ri "Something for everyone" la the slogan at the8unshlne Company, ac· cording to co-owner Brynn Gamer. The shop, located at 2630 Avon St., Newport Beach, features dresay holiday dreaaes and Jumpsuits along with Christmas stockings, wreaths and decorations. "Our store is unique because we have so many dltf erent types of things," Ms. Garner aald. Included among those things are American oak antiques, women's tops, dresses and accessories and men· a gifts and toiletries. Women's clothing ta stocked ln junlor alies end ioclUdea such brand n.mes as Chemln de Fer Roberta, George'• Factory, Wild Honey and Cinnamon SUck. Prlcea range from $8to~. Store hours are 10 a.m. to-6 p.m. Eaatblufr Vlllage Center lt Jl)Onaoriq a Christmas ornament niaJdn1 contestfortebool cblldra. Children of Eutbluft Lincoln and Corona del Mar elementary acbooll l1l cSHOrate several of the cea~r·s -stores. ·· ; Monday through Saturday and noon to S p.m. on Sunday, according to Carole Cook, Sunabine Co. partner. • Ms. Cook said the store also car· riea a wide range of handmade doJls, "We have dolls for $2 all the w~ up to a $50 RaggedY Ann,'' she said. Iceboxes, sideboards, and highboys are ~ona the American oak anUques stocked, Ma. Cook sald, along with a a wide variety of dressers. "We have free deliveries on the antiques," she added. Sunshine Company offers pub mlr· rors. wine decantera and racks. snuff , .... and lollettlea amona its sel~tioa of am.a for l!ltn. Ms. CoOk pointed out the the shop, gpecliliiet th unique ilft wrapplnf, usiOC doth rtbbon and straw flowers. Road, Newport Beacb. • Center nora "1tb a wide vartetJ ol Cbrlstmaa cln tile•• aTe Amaree's Women's Faahton, Carol'• Calleo Comer, Easlbluff Pharmacy, Hook 'N Needle, and Nlp 'N Tack Children'• Bouttque. Other bustneaes ln the center are El Rancho Market, Eastbluff Coif· • fures, Eaatbluff Cleanera, Colesworthy Realty, The Crow'• Nest Resaurant, Fullerton Slvln&• an.d Loan, CJrdlllo Travel and Seciurlt)' P~U:ic..Ba .. • .. toe .m. Before you become involved in the hustle· and busUe of Christmas shopping, T~E CROCK SHOP hopes you'll pay us a visit in the relaxed atmosphere of Old Newport Road where we offer the largest and finest selections of American and English stoneware in Southern Callfomla. Our expansion brings us into a famous old, and sometimes said ''lfotorious" landmark of Newport Beach, The WU Top lnn of tbe Prohibition Era, which we have extel1$1vely refurbished to bring you our replica version of Grandma's COUNTRY KITCHEN. . · · Exquisite collection of antique American Country Stoneware and just in from England's Cowitryaide~ a vast selection of Marmalade Jara, Cream Jars, Ginger Beer Bottles. Salt Jan, Terra-Cotta Mille Coolers, Jam Pots, Ink Jan and Wells, Crock.Bottles-(Some in wicker> Bread Cl'ocl<s, Chamber Pots, Bed Warmers and scads more await your deUcbt in ahoppinf with us. · . New lines from renowned Engllllb Potters 11ve y.QU1' 1bopping Ust one of great and unusual goodies such as Hot Pots, Poelons, Store Jars, Pitchers, Bowll, Chicken Bricks, Fish Bricks, Bread Bins Pot, Bread Makers, Cheese Crocb with wood bases, Soup Pots, Kitchen;Jan, Dutch and Turtle fots, Sole Dishes, Bar Jugs, Minert! Water BOtUes. Drippint Jars, Dog and kitty Troughs, Bread Pana, "Country· Kitchen" Spring Onion, Radish, Mint and Panley Jara -and Scourer Holders, all in outstanding handcrafted stoneware and terra-cot.ta Redware. From ''Bonnie" Scotland, you'll want to do the· "Highland Fling'' with your choice of Stew Pots, Kitchen Jugs, Labeled Whiskey Flagons, Bronte Flagons •m1 Old Smuggler Flagons. PEDDLERWARE place settings will add to our collection of their fine "Country Look" Brown and Cream stoneware from the midwest. Fine wooden culinary wares from Poland, Germany, Phillipipes and China will boggle your mind. Select your most unusual and peraonalized wall decors from Brooms of wibelievable designs and colors, handmade 1n the Appalachian Mountains, EnJland, Thalland, Pbtlllpines and China, tog.ether with exceptional fine woven objects . .. / • ,.--... ,,...~" --....__ ----------· Gordy Atldnaon (left) dlaplaya en tnvertere plnwhale cordu~ l•cMt whll• Jim Aogera model• • fambetdn shirt from Atklnton'I In Newport Beach. Traditional Lines Please Atkinson's bas been supplyinc traditional style men's cl~ to Orange Coast residen~. al 3430 Vla Lido, Newport Beach, for the past 17 years. "We carry a complete Uneolthree button natural shoulder aul\a and aport coats, button·down Oxford cloth shirts and traditional ac:- cessorles," said store manager Jim Rogers. Amona the Christmas gift ideas suggested by Rogers are a canvas travel suit bag at $42.SO and a matching duffel·type overnight bag d$~. . . Rogers said the store stocks Southwick camel hair blazers for $115 and cashmere aport coats by the same maker, priced from *175. "Lamb1wool, shetland and cashmere sweaters from Scotland also make good glft ltems,.. a aid Rogers. "Ours are priced from $29 .50 to $'19.50 ... He pointed out thal lhe traditional Christmas Ue is well represented at Atklnaor>'s. ''They are priced from $10 to $15 and Include regimental stripes, foulards and Cballls. Atkinson's ls open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday Through Satur· day and In the evenings by appoint· ment. NEWPORT O*~~ OMp~, .. "SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS'' 2500 W. Coast Hwy.• NewPort S.ICh • 631-3280 ~Mile East of Newport Blvd. A.A.& D. Electronics bas been sup~ pl)'ing Oran.ge coast residents with home electronfcs at 275 E. 11th St, tn Costa Mesafortheput 11 yean. ••Portable radios and cuaette players, video recordiq equJpment and harge screen projecUon systems ha~e been the .,II thlnt of late," aays owner Demlls J eoan, "but we auu do a 1reat bulk of our buslneu In televSaionsets. •· Tel~vi110N from RCA, SoQ)', JVC, Zenith and Toshiba are In stock aa well as the new proJecUon system - Cinema IV. • 'Thiuystem has able 5-foot.f.lncb dlagonal acr,en and la $1,~" aaya Jenan. "It's found in all Don Jose Restaurants and Holiday Inna aild now wehaveitlortbepubllc ... A.A. & D. Electronic• bas recently Joined a bu1i.D8 group with several small dealers in tbe atea aod together they are able to "buy u low as Fectco and keep price• dowa," be says. Jenan suggests several pract1c'1 gift Items for Christmu lnCJUdlni ctoct radloa, cusette tape playera, headpboM radios and small blact and whitetelevisionsets. "We also carry the popular small solid state home stereos that are greatgUts for ldd1," says Jenan. Holiday hours are t a.m. tot p.m. Mondaythrough Friday and9a.m. to 5:30p.m.Saturday. Manaetr DeMla Jenan dilplaYa an RCA Se*taYlllOft from A. A. a o. Eectronac. 11 21s e. 17th St. tn Co8ta Men. ----------------~ (/ 1(//lff "(Ji>i ; \ j \ {;; .. "One of our most recent custom desiens was a pendant depicting an elf In white gold," says desiener Bob Laidlaw of Jewels by Joseph. "The ell had a magic wand in his band and was standing on two shamrocks, made of emeralds. The entlre piece was framed by a yellow gold cloud." Laidlaw.was describing the kind of custom work th~ South Coast Plaza stQre s~laliies in. Six Journeymen jewelers, a lull· time deigiter, two gemologists. 15 Jewelry speciitllsts and a watchmaker make Jewels by Joseph .one ortM lurgestjeweh•y retailers In Southern Cutilomia. Such a large stafl enables the store to make available to tbe customer every jewelry related service. In· cludmg gem 1dt•ntaf1callon and ap· praisal. "Evei; thin~ wt• offrr 1s done on the premises," say~ L:udlaw The store Ccatun•s the largest selection or Jewelry and watches in Southern California, he say5 Included are pendants, carnngs. bracelets. rings. neck chums and watches by Seiko, Baumc-Mcrcier, Longmcs, W1ttnaucr. Bulova and Concord. The shop also has n large variety of d iamonds :rnd colored stones on hand. DAIL'( PILOT 31 Store hours for Christmnii ore 10 ~' m. to J pm Monday through Suturdu\' and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun· Jewels by Joseph In South CoHt Plaza offers .a a.rge c~m des19n Hrvlce 88 weft ee OM Of the largest collection• of l•wetry and watch•• on the Or•nte Coaat. • day. · Ttte only piece of jewelry flke It In the world, from "1•. ~"IY mfrtt ot 1t1 kind In the world. The South African Krugerrand Is about tt\e size of a Kennedy Half DoUar. and It contllns precisely one TroY ounce of Pure Gold It 1s also legal tender in its country of origin and it is the most p0pular gold coin 1n the world, currently 'elllng tor more than $165 each. The Laser Krugerrand Jooks exactly hke the Ofigina.I ob1ect -even its daul1og SOLID GOLD COLORI Arld,t· most arreziogly, 1t Is 1~ :kl1mens1onall You'd sweat you could run your t1ngen ec:losa the raised lettering, along ttl• ridges on tti. c:oln's edge, Of feel ~ htgh rehet ot the beautifully detasloo Golden Springbok sculpture. Order yours today. Wear it or display it &ftd defy Jnyone to know It from a genuine $165 plus, pure GO D KRU eRRAND. Please mall_LASER KRUGERAANO(S) with bezel(•) and chain(•) 1s.4lh,cked below: Price Each Total • ) Check or M~ Order encloMd. ) Chwge my Cre~lt C.rd checked below. er.dlt card • , ••••••...••••••.••.•••......• ( ) Mesttr Chergt ) B1nkAmerf~v1 .. Maltlf Char~ Ban f ... , ........ Exp. date ...••... } > • ' ~ ,· I I i 32 DAILY PILOT Thureday, November 24. 19n lonClon-~ Styles Copied London Britches, 2137 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa is headquarters for Chemin De Fer jeans, accordina to company president Larry Arman. "We are stocking Chemin De Fer exclusively,'' said Arman, "because they are the highest quality avalla· ble and have the best fit." Arman said Chemin De Fer features a slenderizing French cut and are available in a variety ot styles and fabrics. "These Jeans Cit so well," Arman said, "that Universal Studios is out· fiUlng Lee Majors and their other televlson stars at our Hollywood store." He said the pants are pre-shrunk and are available in canvu and cor· duroy u well aa denim. Prices · range from $25 to $33. London Britches' shirt selection ls chosen to compliment the Chemin De Fer style, accordina to Arman. The store carries .Roland and Geno shirts for men and San Francisco Shirtworks and Razde Dazzle brands for women. Prices are $25 to $32 for men, $14 to $22 for women. London Brltchea •t 2137 H•rbor Blvd., In Coat• M ... fa the uea h••dquutera for Chemin De Fer 0 8allor" Je•n• end ... atahlrt8. Design CoPYriohted ZODIACCALENDAR PENDANT Jn 18K Gcid for Men and Wornett •• Diamond anet Star moves to brighten YOUI SIGN • • ' $550(0holnnot~) / '" --..J-------·~· Fine quality china, cryat.,, lneu and allv.,.•re for form.a dining are featured et the P•ce Setter In South Co••t Plan. Dress Table fo, Dinner . . "My grandfather began the bual· many of the large department ness back in 1887 in Long 8each, •• stores,•• says John SchinMrer ot bis Paceaet· The store currently bas ln stock 200 · tertablewareshop. patterns of cblna, 100 patterns ol The store, which has been located .. cryataland50patternsofallverware. ln South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., ''Where many other stores would Costa Mesa, for the past 10 years, be forced to order, we are likely to features fine quality china, erystal, have a pattern tn stock, says Schin· silverwart and Hnen9'for formal din· ne~:!;e hours are lo a.m. to 9 p.m. Ing. d d -Monday through Satul' ay an 11 ' "We stock more Inventory than a.m. to6p.m.Sunday. A11latent Manager Janet Mentzer Harchea for a book from the ••· aortment of novels carried by J .I<. 0111 In South Coast Ptua. .. Gift Variety Is Endless J .K. GiJl Co , Lld. In South Coast Plaza offers a wide sclectlon or gin ideas for the Christmas season. This Portland, Oregon based operation has recently celebrated it's llOth anniversary while featur- ing an assortment 61 different Items inchldine books, art and engineering supplies. orflce supplies, calculators and ¢tone answering devices, '1fts and stationery, according to district manager Gene Forsythe. "We have 9ver 18,000 dttterent items in the South Coast Plaza store alone," he says. Some of the art lines carried al J .K. Gill include Grumbacher, Strathmore, Pickell, Chartpak and Peotel. · Th~ storeleatures a large array-of omce supplies from Wilson-Jones, Rediform and Ealons At·A·Glance as well as pens lrom Parker, Cross and Scheaffer. ''We also carry jewelry lmp0rt6d from China and small kitchen-ap. pUaace1 whlch I think will bt pop"lar Qhristmas items,'· say• Forsythe.·· · Bo1'ed Cbdst.maa card11 are availaJ',>le with free tmprlntll\& ne says. • The store ls open Mond1:9y through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and from U a.m . to 6 p. m. on Sunday. • ·1 Thut.ciay, NoYembet' 24. 1977 Maternity clothes that emphatise style, not maternity are the special· ty ot Pageboy an4 Pateboy, Too, South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa. The newly remodeled Store features tops, pants, dres·ses and pantsuits for the expectant mother. . "For Chrl$lmas we hav~ on.e size ms all items, turtleneck body suits and ponchos, say's store manaeer Sue McCabe. , The body suits are $14· while the ponchos are $27. Pageboy, Too, adjacent to the ortginal store, has begun to carry more costly. blJb fashion Items. Mrs. McCabefaYS. "Wt bave some short and long dresses from $31 to $80. We even have some exclusive Bob Maclde de· slitns trom $25() to $30Q." · Store hours lor Christmas are IO a.m. to 9 p.rn. Monday throueh Saturday 'nd U a.m, to 6 p.m. Stin· day. J. -· ---- Butfon w Pushes .. ·Itself . William G. Kempton, a local ell· trepreneut of many f acell, bas a new brainchild. He calli it the K.$) and describes lt as a multi~. electronically controlled spray dispenser. "Spray cant.slers or deconc~ tant, bug killer or alr !resbener can be placed in the K-60 and It wlll in· terrnfttentty spray a measured amount ot the substance Into the air automatically." Kempton who parlayed a luc'f•tive 1:\ Toro teat eat.ate brokerage lilto a Japan-based'etec· tronlcs parti firm, has been mili'iet· Ing the K-60 in the orient for the past threeyean. Since May he has been dlslrtbuUnt the dls~ locaJly ff'Om hls bead· quarters at 11891 B Skypm Circle, l~e. 'ne ~penser. which sells for St4.95, bas a variety of uses In the home, accordingtoKe~ton. urr a ~ has a eaf aUon' probfe'1), NWni the fal rot~ or 30 mtnutes and mserting the canister I • Work•,. auembte parts of K-eo apray dl.,,.naer. Manutec:tufer la located at 17891 B Skypark Ctrcle, lrvlne. Woolworth'• South Coast Plaza slot• has a variety of prtnted tee shirts for Chrfatmaa. Shirts :Saying A Lot "Woolworth'• la a one-stop ahop· plna center for Christmas," accord· ln1 to Andrew Chlnt, asaoclate manager of the South Coaat Plaza store. ''Mom and Dad can com• ln and drop the klda otf at our new mini· arcade. While the kids ue playing ·pinball, mom and dad c·an find a am foreveryonelnthefamUy." Ching said be expects the atore's "T-shirt Shack" to be very popular for Christmas. "We are the only store ln in the plaza to have a full line ot printed T-shirts and iron· on transfers," he said. Among other Christmas items Cor younesters, the store ii featurt111 the Morey Booeie bellyboards and a larce selection of bikes and tricycles. "Since we're expecting a cold winter," said Clling, "we have a good selection of men's and women's tasblon wlnteT coats." Chang said the store has also stocked a large supply of electrtcar items, Including calculators, food processors and hair dryen. "We also have digital watches for men, women and children lD all price ran~es, be added. Store bOui-S are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m: Monday throu&h Friday, 10 a.m. to9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. • Women•• Intimate apparel la canted et VN'a, at 17111 8trMt and Irvine Avenue In th• Weetcllff Pleza In Newport Beach. ___ ..... .___ --- One of the most i.Jnportant challencea facing the publJc during the Christmas gift-buying season ls how to aet the most accomplished in the shortest possible time without compromlalna quality and making the buylna sprff an enjoyable ex· perlence. Westcllff Plaza, at the comer of Irvine Avenue and 17th St. in Newport Beach baa many fea~ that wlll solve this challenge tor the shopper. Drop into Jonathan's and you'U be surprised .... · . at the treasures you•n find that are cme of a kind • It also provtdes wide, ample park- in1 spaces to accommodate ill customers, u well u a ~venlent. location in the heart of Newport Beacb. Most Importantly, Westcurr Pina baa a comblnaUon of additional features that make lt the ldeal place to ab op at any time of the yea.r. The comblttaUon of stores include a dlvenlfled aelecUon ol men'• and women~• fuhlon atorea, a chlldren'a Shop, shoe a~e and Un1erle shop. Other members of the center are a large hardware ouUet, cards & lifts shop, specialty cheese store" tuxedo shop as well as a supermarxet and drugstore. In addition, there are aervtce outlets such as the drycleaners. men's and women'• halratyllats, ishoe repair, optometrist aAd tailor, ·as well u a bank. Many of the stores are owner· operated and all provide that very person ii 1ervice that the larce sbop- pln• centers are uabte to match. 1 rt'.he close penonal contact With the customers enable th• mercbani. at We1tcllff Plaza to sat!Afy tbelt need a more succeafully and profide the latest inf ubion for them. '· The fashion ltorea have e$tabllshed a 1'$Utatlon of belng leaden tn thelr field and conUnue to provide the loateal alternative to thf t L.A. trip. • Sylvla Bohlen dlaplaye yardage available et Home Fabr1ce, 2121 Weatclfff Dr., Newport Beach. -.. "\ Sewing Made··Simple Dunlap TV and AppUance's MW Fountain Valley location mvk.s a milestone In the 31-year old firm's history. "For tbe nrst Ume," aays owner Bill MalJory, .. we bave our wareh~ showroom and service • department UDder one roof at 10980 • TalbertAve ... M aUory stressed tl1•t while Dunlap's offers discount prices, the store still empbi&sizes complete customer service, "Many ol the so-called discount stores abandon service in favor of disco'1J't priclng. he stid, "At Dunlap's we have both.~' · llome Fabrics Center, 2121 Westcllff Dr .• Newport Beach ls one of a kind. accordinl to owner Ran· day ~baum.ik. Lancas, decorator and department • manager. Mallory said" microwave overu have been the most popular Christmas appliance for the past several.vears. "WIJ h&v• a complete microwave cooklnc section," be said. "We eon· duct microwave cooking demonstra-tions on Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m,." he said," and we have microw~ve cooklq classes on the first Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. tonoon." Upholstery and decoratinc services, patterns and sewinc classes, and a wide array of de- corative fabrics are also offered. "A customer can come In and select an upholstery or drapery fabric and we will help with color coordinating and do the upholstery in our own workshop," says Odette Velour, velvet and velveteen are popular this season says }lbaumlk, along with gabardine wool, Sequenee fahric and satin. Sewing classes are $5 for five lessons and include free fabric for one project. Store hours are 10 a .m. to 8 p.m. Mo9day through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and noon to5p.m. Sunday. The store carries a wide selecUon of micr<>Waves, ranetng In prlcefrom $190 to $t98. Abo feattured are a varlety of microwave cooldne ac- cessoriC$. Dunlap A()pUances is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Sa~. Sunday hours are noon to 5 p.m. Located in South Coast Village, Corner of Sunflower Ave. & Plaza Dr .. Santa Ana, Calif. (714) 540·5511 .. ' v .. Aweltlng Chrtetm•• 1hopper1 are employ••• of Herbor View Center attop•. Center te at !lan M'9\lef Drfy• end Sen Joaquin HIU• Ro1d, Newpoft Beach • . Children under JO •lsltlne Harbor View Shopping Center on D~. 22, 23, or 24 will receive a free picture of thei;nselves taken with Santa ct at.is. The center, located •t San Joaquin HlU. Road.and San Miguel Drive, Newport Beach. has stores which feature a wide array of Christmas gifts. Among them are Children UrHlmited Clothing, Flower$ by Morrl, Fringe Benefit fabrics, Guild I A Unique Combination Gifts & Fashions ,. Open Christmas Eve 'Til 7 • • Sun.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. 1().7 Closed Mon .